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EUCLIDIAN
1976
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EUCLID SENIOR HIGH
70 E. 222 St.
EUCLID, OHIO
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Infinite space and unchanging tides seem to emphasize
man's mortality. We are here but a moment in the endless
life of time and space.
The 8:15 bell rang and the day's monotony began. Bell
after bell separated time. The endless faces in the halls with
the same expression seemed to push and hustle, each having
their own destination though they are virtually the same.
The endless day was moved along by strings of computer
programs. Attendence was taken every few minutes. Stu-
dents were known to the school by their number and ID
card.
The years seemed to take decades to pass. A day will
come when we will wonder where the time went.
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In the routine life outlined by rules and regulations we
found change. Changes within ourselves, our feelings,
our ideas, our surroundings, our codes, and our laws.
Everything around us will change in our lifetime. All
of the things that we value as real and true will be tested
and changed. Change is natural, and we must accept
it. To grow is to change.
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The surroundings changed. Often we were moved and
shifted during times which we were supposed to have been
ready to face change. From grade to grade, school to school
rank to rank, we were moved. Forces told us to change, and
we blindly searched, confused and bewildered. We were
told to grow up — but how? So often we were ready to
change, to progress, but forces held us back for their con-
veniences. How hard it was to change, when the caterpillar
was not permitted to spin its cocoon!
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The years of youth were confused and trying. We changed so fast in the few
years it was hard to stop and evaluate where we were going. We often avoided
understanding and instead hid ourselves among a crowd or behind a mask,
never looking within ourselves.
Somehow in the midst of confusion we grew. Facts and
bits of information that had been drilled into our heads
began to take form. We searched and tested what life had
to offer. The values given to us by our parents were tested,
and often times changed. We were learning about life and
about ourselves.
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1976 took their exit as graduates
from EHS, as adults. They had
changed since their first few
days in the high school. Their
attitudes, feelings and views
had changed. They left with
new goals but still hesitant.
They scattered in all directions
as the dandelion scatters its
seeds.
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Varsity Football
The Panthers of '75 struggled for the first part of the
season with opening losses to Toledo Start, Warren
Harding, and rival St. Joseph. These made them work even
harder toward achievement of the pinnacle of success
which eluded them for another few weeks, until a Home-
coming victory spurred them on to capture second place in
the new league. Under the first year tutelage of Head Coach
Seymour, the Panthers finished the season with a 2-5-2
overall record, 2-3-1 in the Greater Cleveland Conference.
Named to the All-League teani were flanker Ken Petardi
(led league in pass receiving and interceptions), tailback
Stan Zupancic (gained 598 yds.), and punter Frank Reily
(33yd. avg. punt). Honorable mentions were received by
Mark Novosel, Tom Wandersieben, and Steve Pyle.
Football Scores
Euclid
0
12
18
14
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17
14
TOLEDO START
ST. JOSEPH
Warren Harding
Bedford
BRUSH
Mayfield
EASTLAKE NORTH
Mentor
Maple
WILLOUGHBY SOUTH
Opponent
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34
14
19
31
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BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Steve Pyle, Ken Petardi, Stan Zupancic, Norbie
Hongosh, Greg Drew, Mark Kozlowski, Nick Christopher, Andy Zar-
linski, Dale Noles, Frank Reilly, Frank Schuhle, Larry Schiffbauer, Chris
Rupert. 2nd ROW: Mike Tortorici, Peter Keck, Jeff Wanchisn, Ron
Ranallo, Don Willingham, John Ryder, Dan Davies, John Lusoski,
Phil Bradac, Mike Bamauskas, Rich Ubl, John Grebenc. 3rd ROW: Jim
Snyder, Pal Bildstein, Carl Kozlowski, Scott Miller, Jim Lynch, Tracy
Gasf, Jim Clabough, Jeff Schuffert, John Stansfield, Dan Debevc,
Gary Shay. 4th ROW: Chris Herak, Dean Harris, Spencer Brady, Randy
Jones, Bill Walter, Mike Lynch, Lee Lumadue, John Lesnick, Don Poropat,
Lou Dommer, Pat Pyle (manager). 5th ROW: Brian McDonough, Mark
Novosel, Shawn Kahl, John Trommetter, Brian Feiock, Jim Sumner,
Mark Wandersleben, Kevin Eichler, Tom Wandersleben, John Leovich,
Dave Ulepic.
1. Ron Ranallo eludes opponents to gain yards on a quarterback keep.
2. The Euclid offense is shown in action.
3. Anxious observers watch the action from the sidelines.
4. Punter Frank Reilly kicks his way to the All-League team.
5. Greg Drew throws a block for leading ground gainer Stan Zupancic.
6. Coach Seymour contemplates his strategy.
J. V. Football
After a slow start, the J.V. Football team returned to win
five of their last six games. The Panther Kittens' offense,
led by Captain Jim Baitt, plowed through the line to score
114 points in their last six games. The defense, led by Co-
captains Dave Praznowsky and Jack Gregorin, held the
opponents to minimum yardage and only 32 points in these
last six games.
Euclid
24
28
26
20
0
6
6
8
0
12
J.V. Football Scores
Opponent
• ■ Valley Forge 14
• ■ • St. Joseph 8
• Warren Harding 0
Bedford 0
Brush 34
■ ■ • ■ Mayfield 14
■ Eastlake North 8
Mentor 26
■ Maple Heights 24
Willoughby South' 8
BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Scott Maxwell, Frank Kucharski, John
Richards, Mark Byrne, Jim Owen, Jim Hunt, Jack Gregorin, Dan Du-
rasko, Fred Knight. 2nd ROW: Joe Morosan, Scott Bradac, Bill Ambros,
Tim Sherman, John McCluskey, Rick Jambor, Joe Jarmuszkiewicz,
Jim Hug, Don Heimsoth, Dave Praznovsky. 3rd ROW: Mike Lynn,
Gary Uhas, Harold Sieferd, Tony Centa, Jim Wright, Steve Resar, Ed
Franko, Stevie Zuponcic, Tom Palumbo, Larry Insana, Coach Dave
Schonauer. 4th ROW: Coach Paul Serra, Coach Dan Hoffman, Mark
Centa, Phil Horabik, Ed Delaney, Denny Strnad, Rick Burrows, Dave
Yeckley, Dave Berlan, John Ussai. MISSING: Jim Baitt, Tim Erjavec.
1. During the mad scramble, Ed Franko evades facklers to further the
Panther drive.
2. Struggling to avoid being pulled down, Mark Centa drags along his
opponent.
3. Off and running, the Panther strives to reach his goal.
4. A J.V. nabs a first down.
5. Dodging an opponent, the Panther Kitten races against time.
6. John Ussai is caught between the enemy but escapes.
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Marching Band
This year s marching band, under
the direction of Art Sydow and Matt
Springfield, entertained the onlookers
with a variety of songs. Each show
had a theme including a salute to
the Bicentennial with helium bal-
loons sailing across the sky. A two
week summer band camp, Wednes-
day after school practices, and daily
morning practices were responsible
for the successful marching band
season.
Majorettes
With the Euclid Band marching onto
the field, the Majorettes twirled and
strutted ahead. Each new half-time show
gave the majorettes an opportunity to
display the routines which they had
learned at practices in the summer. As
the season progressed, each routine be-
came more complicated and more en-
joyable. With the end of the football sea-
son, the majorettes continued their per-
formances at the basketball games.
FRONT ROW: Mary Beth Perry, Dorothy Whitney, Captain Nancy Pred, Captain Lorene Katarsky,
Peggy Rohlke, Randy Hepp. SECOND ROW: Julie Jordan, Mary Lou Stermole, Rcnee Fetko, Lynne
Kiro, Johnna Balasko, Diane Babets. TOP ROW: Laura Allen, Chris Myslinsky, Diane Rado, Sally
Romoser, Cheryl Litwinowicz, Donna Turk.
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A.F.S.
American Field Service, an interna-
tional organization, sends American
students abroad and also receives foreign
students. The Euclid chapter raised
money by sponsoring a spaghetti dinner,
selling candy, and having a Rock-a-
thon. The money earned helped to
bring an exchange student from the
Philippines to our high school and
send two students abroad to Switzerland
and Bolivia. Social activities included
picnics, soccer games, and parties.
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Go Bananas
This year the Spirits Club was taken
over by the Student Council and went
bananas. Making signs on Wednesday
nights, furnishing bus transport for away-
from-home games, and cheering in a good
sportsmanship manner were all duties
which were successfully carried out by
the Go Banana's crew.
iorsemanshipl
Club
Traveling to Red Raider
Camp was a weekly prac-
tice of the Horsemanship
Club in the autumn. Mem-
bers learned how to mount
a horse and gradually pro-
gressed to trotting and gal-
loping. The newly learned
equestrians enjoyed riding
for fun and acquired much
talent in riding.
The following are members of the horsemanship club: (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) Cindy Vidal, Mrs. R. Smith, Nada
Jaklic, Terri Wright, Mary Beth Gargiulo, Bobby Finneley, Holly McClurg.
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The Astronomy Club (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Francetic, Arthur Gregory, Tim Role, |ohn Petkovsek, Uwe Botzki, Roy Amacher, and
Warren Kurtz.
Astronomy
Club
Members of the astronomy club found
pleasure in studying the universe. They
met occasionally in the school planetarium
and then put their knowledge to use in
their backyards and studied the Euclid
sky, and its changes from season to season.
Pinochle
Club
Pinochle, a game of skill
and chance, is played every
Tuesday by a few of Euclids'
devoted students. The players
enjoy getting involved with
this card game, because it im-
proves one's memory and disci-
plines the mind. A player must
keep track of the tricks involved
too. The player with the Jack
of Diamonds and the Queen
of Spades has an advantage and
scores Double Pinochle!
Members of th^ pinochle club are: Mr. Clements, Dave Harth, Mr. Sallach, and Robin
Pinkava.
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Soccer
Varsity Soccer Scores
The '75 Soccer team rebuilt this season in the midst of
change. Coach Sattler urged the team to an outstanding
effort and with most players returning next year. Heads
became backboards for guided missiles while shins became
battered by opposing forces. Self-drive and determination
become the most important key to the game, and to win
becomes the object of every game.
Euclid
Opponent
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Brecksville
3
4
Mayfield
3
0. . . .
St. Joseph
2
3. . . .
. . . Cleveland Hts
4
0. . . .
. . . Eastlake North
1
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Mentor
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Brush
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Euclid Opponent
1 Mayfield 0
0 Mentor 2
2 Lake Catholic i>
1 Chardon 2
4 Collinwood 2
0 Eastlake North 5
3 Cleveland Hts 2
0 Eastlake North 2
TOP— Varsity. BOTTOM ROW (I TO R): Scott Parker, Rick Boehm,
John Bieiek, Brent Yoder, Craig Yoder, Andy Prause, Randy South.
2ND ROW (L TO R): Mike Schultz, Jack Colling, Tom Young, Bob
Wirsching, Ken Austin, Matt McDonald, Bob Chuckayne, Head
Coach Greg Sattler. MISSING: Monte Carlo, Rick Lane, Rob Cowan.
BOTTOM— J. V. BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Joe Cartula, Silvin
Kuharich, Dave DiVito, Kurt Gasser, Mike DiDomenico, Herb Powo-
ski, Mike Topping, Mike Maggio, Brent Figueria. 2ND ROW (L TO R):
Dale VanPelt, Nick Hadzinia, Steve Camp, Kurt Dieckmann, Jack
Jesberger, Tom Pestotnik, Ron Anzells, Rolf Klienfeld, Helmut
Richardt, Davorin Slat, Gordon Friel, JV Coach Harry Siskind.
MISSING: Joe Lorence.
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Cross Country
Last year's underclassmen lived up to the reputation of
past teams by turning in a fantastic performance through-
out their first season in the Greater Cleveland Conference.
The team, led by co-captains Adrian Griffin and Mike
Chase, went undefeated in dual meets. Junior Bob Gold
also helped pace the team to a fifth place finish in the state
meet.
BOTTOM ROW: (L TO R) Scott Wise, Bob Gold, Mike Chase, Adrian
GriFfin, Pat Campbell, Scott Wilson. 2nd ROW: Ron Brehm, Mike Glaser,
Rick Seale, Walt Wolski, Chris Dole, Rick Horn. 3rd ROW: Al Buanno,
Joe Freeh, John Trommetter, Craig Basler, Brian Derreberry, Paul
Anderson.
Cross Country Scores
Euclid
Opponent
15 Toledo Start
15 Bedford •
18
20
21
15
22
24
25
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Brush
• • ■■ Mayfield
• Eastlake North 50
Mentor 34
• • Maple Heights 31
Willoughby South 36
Water Polo
The Panthers thrashed their opponents as they made
history by being the first Euchd water polo team to go
undefeated all season. Leading the team in scoring were
seniors Joe Cerer, Mark Mahnic, and Tom Hieber. Juniors
Mike Pyle, Bob Ross, Scott Wise, and Ken Dorsch also
helped on the attack. Coach Rodriguez was proud of the
success of his team in '75.
BOTTOM ROW: (L TO R) Bob Clines, Scott Speroff, Eugene Jas-
kiewicz, Jim Orme, Pat Grieshammer, Tom Hongosh, Coach Rodriguez.
2nd ROW: Roger Miller, Ken Dorsch, Bob Ross, Tom Hieber, Brian
KaU, Mike Pyle. 3rd ROW: Scott Williams, Tim Casten, Joe Cerer,
Mark Mahnic, Bill Rambeau. MISSING: Joe Perpar, Chuck Keay.
Golf
The Panther golf team, coached by Mr. Raicevich, fin-
ished a disappointing season, but spirits were held high.
The golfers dilligently practiced, not only in sunshine
and green grass, but trapsed through mud and rain in
search of lost balls. Leading the golfers were seniors Tim
Dailey and Keith Daiber. The team is looking forward to a
promising team next year as three of the five competitors
will be returning.
(L TO R) Coach Raicevich, Tom Chubb, Tim Dailey, Steve Martin, Keith
Daiber, and Eric Mizner. MISSING: Les MacLeod.
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The following girls were members of the Blue Team: Esther Akiba, Shelly Anderson, Barb Arnold, Diane Arter,
Betty Ayres, Diane Babets, Diane Beat, Janet Berlan, Linda Boettcher, Nancy Caldrone, Denise Calvert, Barb
Cavell, Vicki Cefratti, Chris Centa, Debbie Chambers, Leslie Chrestoff, Kathy Clark, Debbie Collins, Rita Con-
nelly, Pam Coons, Mary Cunningham, Nancy Doganiero, Claudia Dular, Debbie Eberwein, Alice Fuerst, Kathy
Grubar, Mary Haines, Pam Hall, Mary Jo Hanlon, Karen Janovice, Kathy Juratovic, Sandi Kocin, Dianne Kon-
chan, Sharon Leinweber, Beth McCraith, Ginny Matthews, Mary Mavsar, Margaret Modic, Janet Motuza, Joanne
Mramor, Sandy Noel, Phyllis Novotny, Jan Patfield, Mary Beth Pavis, Anne Payne, Liz Powell, Debbie Redman,
Cindy Reel, Bonnie Repar, Sue Roeder, Kathy Savage, Shelly Sicurezza, Marcia Slusser, Mary Jo Telich, Lynne
Ucic, Sandy Vanah, Sue Walsh, Diane Willert, Betty Zagorc, Anita Zak, and Donna Zaller.
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The following girls were members of the Gold Team: Laura Allen, Debbie Baker, Lynn Baum, Denise Capella, Vickie
Cesen, Loretta Chuha, Halle Conway, Kathy Criado, Gail Eroskey, Debbie Fink, Debbie Glavan, Julie Glicken, Joyce
Habenichl, Ann Hayes, Beth Hlavac, Marlene Hodas, Julie Jordan, Denise Kirchner, Kathy Kirchner, Lori Klinko,
Kay Koci, Linda Leonhardt, Lorie Lisi, Kim Lombardi, Gayle Luskin, Heidi Mihocik, Debbie Morel, Paula Monariy,
Joe Mullholland, Mary Murphy, Connie Nelson, Diane Novotny, Valerie Paynich, Cathy Pranskevich, Nancy Pred,
Sue Rado Jane Reid, Sue Ricci, Carolyn Rinderle, Sally Romoser, Laura Sibert, Diane Simon, Margy Skupic, Bev
Skur, Kathy Taylor, Bev Urban, Bonnie Urgeleit, Terrie Ussai, Char Weiss, Beth Welton, Lacey Zachary, Sue Znidarsic,
Audrey Zupancic.
POWDER PUFF
At 1:00p.m. on Sunday, November 9th, the annual
senior fund raising project powder puff football
game took place. Over 100 girls came out to partici-
pate in the traditional event. Throughout the game
some of the participants of both the Gold and Blue
teams were guilty of foul play. Half time show enter-
tainment included male cheerleaders and majorettes
doing "their thing!" The final score proved to make
the Blue team victorious in a 36-12 lead. A powder
puff dance followed in the student E-room.
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Homecoming Court: LEFT TO RIGHT: Char Weiss escorted by Scott Miller, Marcia Lokar escorted by Rich Vaiko, Cath Miller escorted by Tim
Henkel, Liana Phillips escorted by Rick Lane, and Andy Zarlinski escorting Laura Allen.
October 15 started the Homecoming Festivities
for Euclid High students. A Parade of floats,
mayorial candidates, senior citizens, majorettes,
and both Jr. and Sr. High cheerleaders marched
down East 222 Street. Due to poor weather con-
ditions the traditional bonfire was replaced with
an indoor pep rally which proved to be successful.
Homecoming Floats from left to right:
1. Tied for 2nd place Wai Naplo and
2. C.L.C. Winning float was done by the
3. Marching Band. 3rd prize went to the
4. Cheerleader float and the
5. Key Club Car recievedan honorable mention.
6. M.C. Tom Murphy of WIXY with president of
Student Council Paula Moriarty and Chris Zaiatel
at the Wednesday night pep rally.
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At the dance, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sophomore Attendant Liana Phillips, Junior Attendant Kathy Miller,
Queen Laura Allen, 1st Attendant Char Weiss and 2nd Attendant Marcia Lokar.
Saturday evening action took place at the stu-
dent E-room. The theme "Dancing in the
Moonlight" was carried throughout the room
by the colorful decorations made by the stu-
dent council. The "One Year" band played
popular tunes for everyone to dance under
the moonlight!
1. Queen Laura Allen with Andy Zarlinski.
2. Dancing in the moonlight Laura Krueger
and Mike Thur.
3. Ken Schantz with Debbie Kowalkowski and
Mike Skrjanc with Lori Katz.
4. Ken Kender and Debbie Jordan signing
the guest list homecoming night.
Homecoming
Sophomore Attendant Liana Phillip?
Homecoming Court, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sophomore Attendant Liana Phillips, Junior Attendant Cathy Miller, Queen Laura Allen, First Attendant
Char Weiss, and Second Attendant Marcia Lokar.
First Attendant Char Weiss
Queen Laura Allen
Arsenic
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Old Lace
For six weeks the Little Theater
was alive with activity and preparation
for the coming performance. Char-
acters began to take the shape of two
spinster old ladies, who murdered
old gentlemen as one of their
charities.
Teddy, Jonathan and Mortimer,
the three young nephews of the
spinsters also began forming their
roles. The play was made up of an
assortment of talented actors and
actresses who ran in and out of the
Brewster household.
Abbey Brewster Monica Otcasek
The Rev. Dr. Harper Duane Hale
Teddy Brewster Scott Easter
Officer Brophy Steve Bell
Officer Klein Jim McMuIlen
Martha Brewster Carol Imm
Elaine Harper Amy Stoch
Mortimer Brewster MarkFefko
Mr. Gibbs Steve Bour
Jonathan Brewster Rick Cowan
Dr. Einstein Marty Frederking
Of ficer O'Hara Joe Choromanski
Lieutenant Rooney Paul Gubanc
Mr. Witherspoon Paul Yanchar
Mr. Hoskins Karen Workman
Mr. Spenalzo Karen Workman
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The 1975-76 school year brought many changes in
the Euclid Board of Education. Because of Dr. Di-
Biasio's retirement, we received a new superenten-
dent of schools, Dr. Ernest A. Husarik. Dr. Frank
Houser was re-elected to his post as school board
member, and Mrs. Shirley Nurmi was elected to her
first term in that position, replacing long-time
member Mrs. Mary King. The failure of the school
levy after four tries brought further cutbacks in
many areas of Euclid Education, and the school
board members were forced to act on the impending
financial crisis.
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Dr. William D. Dodds, Asst. Supt.
FIRST ROW: Dr. Ernest Husarik, Mrs. Diane Luikart,
Mr. Ted Stepien, Mrs. Shirley Nurmi. SECOND ROW:
Mr. Lowell Davis, Mr. John Lewis, Dr. William Dodds,
Mr. Paul Totten, Dr. Frank Houser, Dr. Robert
Wightman.
Dr. Robert Wightman, Asst. Supt
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Administration
Preventing little problems from
becoming big ones, the administra-
tors are always available with a ready
smile to help ease out the day to day
problems encountered in Euclid's
hectic environment. Cooperative,
cheerful, and understanding, they
meet the many situations of coordi-
nating, organizing, and planning that
arise in their vital roles of school
management.
1. Marie O'Neill — Secretary.
2. Gail Lickert.
Donald Martin
Kathryn Frye
Ben Pasquale
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Anna Herrick William Medvick Pete Haluska
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Ruth Krup Polly McRedmond Frank Troglia
Deans And
Counselors
Euclid's counseling staff provides
valuable assistance to students. Ex-
perienced and caring counselors and
deans help students schedule courses,
listen to students problems, and give
career and college guidence. Although
the secretaries often go unnoticed,
these women perform the myriad
duties day after day to keep divisions
and the school functioning. Without
them, Euclid High School would fail
to exist.
Robert Crary Patricia Keefer
Elizabeth Luikart
Robert Yocum
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June Edwardsen
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Charlotte Bensusan Clayton George
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Kathleen McHugh EdMize
Joseph Regano Sandra Regano
1. Alvin Amster— Business. 2. Sometimes it
takes the insight of a friend to get through
life's minor crises. 3. Practice makes perfect
for this student in the Business Department.
Business
With a computerized society, the
Business Department plays an active
role in preparing tomorrow's leaders
for the competition in the world of
work. A student selects the course
that best suits his desire and needs
from a list that includes typing, short-
hand, bookkeeping. Distributive Edu-
cation, Co-operative Office Education,
record keeping, general business,
business English, office machines,
salesmanship, and business law. With
this preparation a student is better
equipped to enter the business world,
especially those who took advantage
of on-the-job-experience.
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Eleanor Wiegand
Carol Williams
1. Just another busy day in the life of business
students. 2. Learning to use office machines is
an important part of the future business-
women's education. 3. Vocational Education
provides the professional atmosphere neces-
sary for job experience. 4. Vocational train-
ing gives students a marketable skill in an
increasingly tight job market.
English
An expanded English program
keeps pace with today's world.
Since students are both senders and
receivers, the skills in communica-
tion stress the need to be accurate,
intelligent, and clear. With advanced
courses in media, more writing
courses, expanded team teaching,
and courses in humor and satire,
students can elect a personalized
program, especially with over forty
courses from which to choose — Eng-
lish, a course for all seasons.
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Frank Aultz
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William Brown
Judith Carmody GlenCaroff
Dorothy Cerny
1. Carole Rupnik — English
Sue Harris Gerald Henderson Janis Jordan
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Ken Lowe Karen McGill
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Frnak Mularo Robert Petrovic
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Mary Kay Repicky Granville Smith Barbara Spiga
1. Mrs. Gale instructs students in the fundamentals of grammar. 2.
Litera'ure discussions in Miss Repicky's class.
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Roger Brown William DeMora
Nat Dickinson Forrest Diehl
Alex Dzerowicz Jim Englehart
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Jeff Hartmann
Robert Heramb
Ray Hively
1. Flag Pole.
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Frank Hoffert Maryjagger
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Jim Kelley Earl McNeilly
Ronald Powaski David Schonauer
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Social Studies
Through social study courses Eu-
clid's students become informed
citizens. Classes in government,
history, area studies, sociology, psy-
chology, humanties, economics, and
human relations enable tomorrow's
leaders to gain experience and insight
about the behavior of man in his
environment. At the same time, he
learns about national and inter-
national affairs. With the continu-
ance of the phase elective program,
more courses met the needs of more
students. A revision of the junior
honors American studies course was
another change for 1976.
1. Mr. Demora's government class gets
involved. 2. The Lone Ranger reveals his true
identity.
Math
Whether a student wants basic
math, algebra, geometry, or calculus,
the Math Department offers the op-
portunity to develop mathematical
skills necessary for everyone and
provides advanced courses for those
who want to major in math. With
change inevitable, the department
introduced Informal Geometry, for
those students interested in exploring
geometry without the full mathe-
matical development found in Plane
Geometry.
Gene Breartoi Carl Clemenf<;
JimClil-tel Margie Gorslene
Adam Pawlowski
Richard Kackovan
1. We gather together today to XEQ INCLN.
2. Charles Reno hard at work. 3. Jim Cliffel —
Math
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Charles Reno
Donald Rinkes
Richard Rose
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Fred Sallach
Paul Serra
1. Geometry is easy
when Mr. Pawlowski
explains it. 2. Fred Sal-
lach— Math. 3. Marg-
aret Uhry — Math.
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Science
The purpose of the science depart-
ment is to make students aware of
the methods of science and the
natural laws of nature, and to develop
within them a curiosity about the
environment in which they live.
Courses are offered in the areas of
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Basic
Science, and in a relatively new pro-
gram called Phase Science. With
the introduction of such phase courses
as backpacking biology, greenhouse,
and environmental studies, students
are able to expand their interests into
a broader range of scientific fields.
Ronald Backos John Barcza
Hnward Bender
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Dale Davison
Daniel Francetic
Tom Halbedel
1. Learning to use a balance provides a chal-
lenge to sophomore biologists.
2. A. P. Biology class fascinated by another one
of Mr. Friedman's lectures.
3. A typical day in the life of a chemistry
student.
4. Sheldon Friedman, biologist extraordinaire.
Michael Lower Marilyn Lucas
William Starr Donald Steinbrink
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John Stocks
William
VonBenken
1. In the chaos of a chemistry lab, a student
learns by experiment.
2. Dorothy Tombaugh
3. It makes just about as much sense this way!
4. Frank Soltez
Laurie Carlberg Arlene Carter
Audree Fox Gaye Whieldon
Physical
Education
In addition to providing an oppor-
tunity for exercise the Physical Edu-
cation Department stressed the de-
velopment of social maturity and
sportsmanship. Course selections ran
the gamut from health to hockey,
from swimming to square dancing,
and with a multitude of choices in
between. A new program instituted
this year allowed students to make
all course selections at the beginning
of the year through the use of the
computer. This system alleviated con-
flicts in scheduling.
1. Deck tennis remains a popular girls
sport. 2. Determination is the key to success.
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Robert Ramlow
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Joseph Rodriguez Chet Rojeck
1. The uneven bars p ovide a challenge tor
'his Euclid gymnist.
Library
Much like a college facility in
miniature, Euclid s library provides
resource materials for students and
teachers, a quiet place to study and a
meeting place for special classroom
activities. This year the library ex-
panded its cataloging system to
include materials such as filmstrips,
slides, tapes, records, and other non-
printed media in order to service
better its users. The relatively new
media center, installed two years ago,
also provided a popular way to study
or spend leisure time. This year all
these facilities were under the super-
vision of a new head librarian,
Margaret Burns.
Margaret Burns
Janet Butler
Ldith Muellci
Kurt Banford
Media
Technician
With the advent of television and
the widespread use of visual aides
in the classroom, the audio-visual
technician with a crew of assistants
schedule, preview, and repair equip-
ment for over 150 teachers eight
periods a day, for five days a week.
Locating lost equipment, replacing
worn parts, and reviewing the latest
trends in A-V becomes exciting and
challenging as the seasons pass.
Always ready to assist, these people
make learning more enjoyable as
well as meaningful.
Donna Baumeister Margaret Schultz
Judith Simonich
Jeanne Sliter
Foriegn
Language
Each year, many students take
courses in a foreign language. Be
it French, German, or Spanish, the
goal is the same: to master the lan-
guage, and through mastery improve
communications and relations be-
tween all people. Students also learn
about the culture and the people of
the land they are studying, and thus
learn more about their own heritage.
This year, the department again
offered a trip abroad in the spring
for all language students through
the Institute for International Living,
providing a real life situation.
1. Kurt Banford, Media Technician in action.
2. The library provides resources for students
and teachers.
3. The media center provides additional
learning aids.
4. Jeanne Sliter, language teacher.
Milt Kadlec Embert Martin
RayMontani Herb Nold
John Supance
Industrial Arts
Changing economy and lifestyles
have changed some of the educational
ways at Euclid. Classes that prepare
the individuals for jobs are becoming
more and more evident. Orientation
and job training are avaliable here
before high school years end, devel-
oping young people who are ready
for and specialized in various types
of employment after they graduate.
1. Aspiring mechanic learns more about his
career.
2. Industrial Arts teacher Frank Passarella
working with his students.
3. Home Ec, students are skilled in the fine
art of dressmaking.
Home
Economics
Students enrolled in home eco-
nomics have the opportunity to
explore and experience the many
areas of homemaking. It is the pur-
pose of this department to guide
the students not only in the devel-
opment of skills, but also in the
formation of attitudes and appre-
ciations which will lead them to
happier and more successful lives.
Students in this department can
choose courses in clothing, foods,
family living, and vocational child
care as best suit their needs and goals
in the coming seasons.
VinitaO'Donnell Bonnie Price
1. The Survey, programs, and many forms
were produced as future printers were trained
by Mr. Galici.
2. Richard Patton demonstrates his drafting
techniques.
3. The guys in metal shop do their stuff.
Art
For the student seeking self-ex-
pression through visual media, art
classes offer many different experi-
ences. Classes in crafts, sculpting,
and fine arts help students to express
their inner feelings in a creative way
to give pleasure to others, as well as
to themselves. This year's phase
courses widened the program so more
students could do more things. The
success of this program can be seen
in the fact that it is to be continued.
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Antoinette Araca Diane Wiersba
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Music
Fred VoUman
Music, the language of the soul,
can be heard in many phases of
school life throughout the year. From
Varsity Chorale to the Jazz Band,
from the Marching Band to Orches-
tra, from the first ball game to the
final spring concert, the beat goes
on. Practice begins in August before
the first bell rings and goes on for
the rest of life for many of Euclid's
musicians.
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Sam Taylor
1. Each art student concentrates on an individ-
ual object to sketch.
2. Diane Wiersba's art class — a study in
creativity.
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Occupational
Education
Meeting the needs of the individual
has become a meaningful curriculum
for many of Euclid's students. How-
ever, for a select group of students
this curriculum means more than a
philosophy — it is a method of learn-
ing and experiencing. Through actual
work experience, students develop
skills they will use in life. They take
jobs in local businesses, train for
some jobs here in school, and gain
valuable experience through inter-
views and social contacts. A staff of
dedicated people work daily to meet
the needs of these students so they
can be prepared to meet their futures.
Bill Attamante Frank Fowler
Joyce Haffer
1. Robert Hutson — Music.
2. Mr. Sydow and Kathy Bonf ield ham it up.
Behind The
Scenes
Behind the scenes at Euclid, many
people perform duties essential to
student life. Nourishing meals, clean
rooms, lighted hallways, hot water,
air-conditioning, clear driveways and
entrances — all of these services stu-
dents take for granted and have come
to expect. With an outstanding staff
of dedicated people — cooks, custo-
dians, cleaning staff, nurses, parapro-
fessionals, and electricians — Euclid
High ranks number one!
1. Euclid's cafeteria ladies provide balar\ced
lunches every day.
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Cafeteria Employees ROW 1: LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 2: LEFT TO RIGHT Elizabeth Zimmerman,
Mollie Hoffart, Carole Mocney, Sadie Taylor, Catherine Wirsing, Mavis Kopach, Ruth Cha-
Winnie Modic, Frances Tavenier, Rose Haines, brand, Mae Kolesar, Pauline Turk, Nina Pietran-
Lois Brow, Jean Skolaris. tozzi, Ann Mikovich, Carol McDonough, Jean
Sterling, Margaret Tanski, Margaret Brooks.
1. Custodial Staff. 2. Paraprofessionals — Thelma Imm, Ethel
Barbish, Jeanette Katz. 3. Mr. Louis Recher — Paraprofessional.
4. Grace Civic — Nurse.
ROW 3: LEFT TO RIGHT Charlene
Gervasi, Mary Markovich, Laura Meyer,
Mary Urgeleit, Clara Kuzmic, Anne
Schepke, Helen Chudzik, Mildred Som-
rak, Lucy Glavac, Vida Perme.
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Varsity Basketball
The Panther Basketball team enjoyed success this season
in the battle with Maple Heights and Eastlake North for
the GCC title. The team's most evident asset was its
towering height with 6'9" senior Rich "Chickie" Yonakor
and 6'8" sophomore Cliff Kirchner, winning the battles
of the boards. In addition, senior co-captains Tom Harrell
and Brian Feiock proved invaluable to the contribution
towards the team's string of victories.
CLOCKWISE: Jim Daugherty, Lee Lumadue, Tim Kooser, Tom Harrell,
John Trommetter, Cliff Kirchner, Rich Yonakor, Ernie Caputo, Brian
Feiock, Jay Kordic, Tim Abramczyk, Mike Girimont, Joe Hegedus.
CENTER FRONT: Coach Daughterly and manager Bob Holland.
MISSING: Manager Gino.
Varsity Basketball Scores
Euclid
40
61
52
77
61
58
51
58
57
58
Geneva
Solon
Willoughby South
Eastlake North
Bedford
Maple Heights
Mentor
Upper Arlington
Mayfield
Brush
Willoughby South
Eastlake North
48
52
52
56
59
62
45
64
58
61
Oppt
74
52
62
67
72
91
74
51
62
43
Bedford
Maple
Mentor
Wickliffe
Mayfield
Brush
Tournaments
Willoughby South
Riverside
Orange
Eastlake North
District Runner-Up
1. Anticipation mounts as the Panther team
prepares to rebound the ball.
2. A flying Panther leaps to put a lay-up in
the net as the Geneva team watches in distress.
3. Reaching out to dunk the final points is
Brian Feiock.
4. John Trommetter responds under pressure
as he aims for a foul shot.
5. With the powerful thrust and concentration
of an offensive star, Tom Harrell sets up.
6. Chickie Yonakor tower? over a Bedford
player as he attempts to score.
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J. V. Basketball
J.V. Scores
The J.V. Basketball team finished respectably to end Euclid Oppt
their first year in the GCC. Englehart's 'Gremlins' were 26 Geneva 41
full of talent, but faced difficult teams and played under ^i Solon 43
, . -r, 1 J • J J • 52 South 57
pressure this season. Ihey possessed desire and drive 53 North 33
which spurred their attendance of daily practices. Despite 52 Bedford 43
good and bad games, they beat the toughest team in their ^^ '^ivTentor* ^^
league, Maple Heights. 30 .. . . u. Arlington 33
43 .... Mayfield 39
47 Brush 56
58 South 59
47 North 44
52 Bedford 45
41 Maple Hts 39
44 Mentor 45 ■
51 ... Wickliffe 48
54 Mayfield 48
64 Brush 59
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CENTER FRONT: Frank Maire, Scott Parker. 2nd ROW:
Ken Williams, Dave Sexton, Mike Lynn, Bob Legan, Dave
Linane. 3rd ROW: Coach Englehart, John Laughlin, Jim
Roeder, Jim Stanicki, Jeff Bergam, Tony Centa, Greg
Veres. MISSING: Paul Niedermeyer.
1. Dave Linane goes in for a layup to the distress of the opposing team.
2. Jim Stenicki gets a jumpball from the Geneva opponent.
3. Tony Centa goes up for a quick two points in the first game of the
season.
4. Mike Lynn sets up a successful foul shot.
Hockey
A third-place finish in the Navy Christmas Tournament
brought Euclid High its first hockey trophy. A 5-4 victory
over Parma in the tournament's consolation game clinched
the spot. Led by senior captain Todd Morgan, the young
club continued to improve and, in its quest, reach parody
with perenial powerhouses Cleveland Heights and Shaker
Heights. Euclid faced its toughest schedule ever because
of the new divisional alignment. The many returning
players, along with Euclid's improved youth hockey
program, give Euclid hockey a bright future.
BOTTOM ROW: Dan Farizel, Dave Carlson, Les Mac Leod, John Barta,
Coach Alex Dzerowicz, Todd Morgan, Ken Krsolovic, Boris Nastasich,
Ken Walsh. 2nd ROW: Manager Ed Sheridan, Brad Kuzik, Mike Thomas,
Evan Nunally, Scott Wilson, Tom Ljubi, Brent Figuera, Denny Dixon.
3rd ROW: Don Heimsoth, Doug Koller, Gene LaValley, Chuck Ljubi,
Dom DiVincenzo.
A Euclid goalie gloves the opponent's attempted goal to prevent a
score.
Two goalkeepers geared for action — preventing the opposing team
from scoring.
Two icers check each other in an attempt to keep each other from
assisting their teams.
Chuck Ljubi prepares to pass the puck to another teammate in a drive
to score.
Hockey Scores
Euclid
Opponent Euclid
10 St. Joseph 1
1 Padua 10
1 Kent 2
1 . . . . University Hts 5
3 North Olmsted 4
5 Garfield Hts 5
12 . . .Willoughby South. . . 3
8 St. Joseph 2
6 Lakewood 4
2 Shaker Hts 9
2 Cleveland Hts 15
Opponent
5 Olmsted Falls 0
4 Normandy 9
4 Rocky River 5
5 .GarfieldHts 9
2 Kent 4
8 Bay Village 4
3 Shaker Hts 5
Post-Season Tournaments
9 Parma 2
3 Padua 11
Wrestling
The Panther Grapplers combined their inborn talents
with acquired skills in pinning opponents on their way to
a victorious season. Inspired by the leadership of Coach
Roger Brown, exhilarating performances were consistently
turned in by seniors Dale Noles, Mark Novosel, John
South, and Mark Wandersleben. Underclassmen also put
forth effort for the team cause. The J.V.'s also worked
extremely hard to defeat their opponents and gain ex-
perience in hopes of joining the Varsity team the coming
year.
BOTTOM ROW: John South, Mike Cefaratti, Randy Turk, Paul Danne-
miller. 2nd ROW: Joe Grebenc, Dan Stermole, James Potocnik, Randy
South. 3rd ROW: Jeff Wanchisn, Dale Noles, Mark Wandersleben, Mark
Novosel.
BOTTOM ROW: Adam Shunk, Jack Downer, John Miller, White Black,
John Magruder. 2nd ROW: Mark Slipkovich, Daryl Fanney, Tom Apple-
ton, Joe Jarmuszkiewicz, Wally Stipkovich, Dick Burrows. 3rd ROW:
Fred Woods, Brian Remona, Jim Hunt, John Ussai, Mike Christopher,
Ed Delaney.
1. Mark Wandersleben scores a take-down for the Euclid cause.
2. Panther grappler rolls his opponent for a pin.
3. Another victory posted by senior Dale Noles.
4. Grueling determination and desire is shown on the face of Jeff
Wanchisn.
Varsity Wrestling Scores
Euclid
38 .
37..
43..
26..
Opponent
Richmond Heights 20
Chardon 13
Bedford 16
Brusn 32
27 Willoughby South 27
15 Eastlake North 31
7 Maple Heights 50
18 Mentor 27
26 Mayfield V?
17 Wickliffe 17
Indoor Track
Straining, concentrating, achieving, and excelling are
the trademarks of Euclid's Indoor Track team on its way
to yet another successful season. Excellent efforts by our
guys and girls made for enthralling and exciting victories
in the relays, sprints, field events and endurance runs.
This year, through the efforts of co-captains Adrian Grif-
fin, Mike Chase, and Tom Wandersleben, the team won
their 100th straight home meet and continued their string
of victories which began before the indoor track was built.
Track Scores
Euclid Oppt.
71 St. Ignatius 33
Euclid
73
87 Strongsville
Wickliffe
79 Walsh Jesuit
West Geauga
83 V2-
■ Shaker
Parma
Brush
Mayfield
J.F. Kennedy
South
81 John Adams 33
East High ,, .. 28 114 y^ St. Joseph
Sandusky
72 GlenviUe 38 North Olmsted
Euclid Invitational — 1st in field of 8 teams
68.
Oppt.
. 49 Vi
. 19 Vi
. 39
. 21 V2
. 58
. 18
, 20 V2
. 41
. 34
Indoor Track: BOTTOM ROW: John Lusoski, Adrian Griffin, Tom Wan-
dersleben, Mike Chase, Elaine Petkovsek, Margaret Wade. 2nd ROW:
Ken Schanz, Rick Seale, Cliff Kime, Steve Pyle, Jim Stuber, Mike Schudel,
Rich Ubl, Bob Maxwell. 3rd ROW: Mike Fabec, Spencer Brady, T.J. An-
derson, Bob Gold, Dave Ulepic, Scott Wilson, Joe Freeh, Jim Drobnick,
Jim Schmidt, John Lesnick, Phil Bradac, Jack Thomas. 4th ROW: Chris
Dole, Rick Penicka, Steve Resar, Rich Jambor, Rick Owen, Don Bohn,
Larry Insana, Walt Wolski, Mike Tyler, Craig Easier, Jill Groudle, Dawn
Woodruff, Bill Kobetitsch.
1. Bob Maxwell clears the high jump bar.
2. Halbedel, Ramlow, and Soltez celebrate on the occasion of the 100th
victory on the indoor track with cream pies and Reddi-Whip.
3. Dawn Woodruff jumps another hurdle during one of the many
practices.
4. Adrian Griffin logs another mile in his trek for continuing first place
finishes.
Swimming
The Varsity Swim team boasted 10-2 overall record,
and tied for fourth in the Bedford Relays. Records were
shattered throughout the season as seniors Tom Hieber,
Brian Katz, Mark Mahnic, Joe Cerer, juniors Scott Wise,
Mike Pyle, Bob Ross, and sophomore Mike Glaser were
outstanding in their events. Sophomore Mike Donly and
junior Monte Carlo did a fantastic job in diving. Coach
Rodriguez felt great pride in his team, which was unde-
feated in the Greater Cleveland Conference, claiming first
place honors in the league. The J. V.'s, inspired by the Var-
sity swimmers, also had a 10-2 record, to the delight of
coach Harry Siskind.
Euclid
Varsity Scores
Opponent
J. V. Scores
100 Berea
32 Hawken
93 Fairview
87 University Hts.
49 U.Arlington
Maple Hts.
Rocky River
Mayfield
Mentor
Bedford
Midpark
Brush
136
90
131
101
104
107
122
72
85
123
36
82
40
Euclid
30
104
88
49
125
100
124
96
101
103
122
Opponent
Berea
Hawken
Fairview
University Hts.
U.Arlington
Maple Hts.
Rocky River
Mayfield
Mentor
Bedford
Midpark
Brush
49
53
63
80
122
20
60
30
31
71
67
32
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Varsity Swim Team: BOTTOM ROW: Monte Carlo, Terry Brennan,
Chuck Keay, Bill Rambeau, Scott Wise, Mike Pyle, Tom Hieber. 2nd
ROW: Bill Mable, Brian Katz, Ken Dorsch, Bob Ross, Doug Jones, Roger
Miller. 3rd ROW: Doug Niccum, Mike Glaser, Paul Luikart, Joe Cerer,
Mark Mahnic, Ron Anzells.
1. Brian Katz prepares to flip-turn towards a victory for the Euclid tankers.
2. Euclid's swimmers and opponents dive in hope of good finishes to
aid the team cause.
3. Sophomore Mike Glaser is congratulated by Scott Wise, Mike Pyle,
and another swimmer after his spectacular finish.
J.V. Swim Team: BOTTOM ROW: Pat Grieshammer, Eugene Jaskiewicz,
Curtis Gasser, Bob Clines. 2nd ROW: Bob Leonhardt, Bob Nozling, Jack
Jesberger, Jeff Lane.
Girls' Swimming Scores
The Pantherettes swam to a 5-5 record this season. Under
Coach Marcia Brown and co-captains Janet Motuza and
Beth Hlavac, the girls finished 5th of 12 teams in the
Orange Relays, were 3-3 in dual meet action, and were 2nd
twice in tri-meets. Other outstanding swimmers were sen-
ior Cindy Reel, sophomores Eileen Busdiecker, Tory Neff,
and Debbie Petrich, and divers Ginny Taylor and Denise
Camp.
Euclid
86 Rocky River 81
101 Maple Heights 71
109 Brush 110
Warren G. Harding 57
94 . Warren Western Reserve . "77
103 Orange 121
North Ridgeville b3
84 Midpark 87
y? Berea 46
82 Cleveland Heights 88
STANDING: (L TO R) Laura
Kessler, Debbie Petrich, Jeanine
Rupsic, Carol Dallos, Sharon
Prileson, Lisa Friedel, Barb
Kirchner (n\anager). SITTING:
Diane Arter, Sue Roeder, Janet
Motuza, Eileen Busdiecker, Don-
na French, Denise Camp, Ginny
Taylor, Tory Neff, Janet Berlan,
Sally Orton, Patti Golinski,
Cindy Reels. MISSING: Jenny
Gephart, Sue Heimsoth, Beth
Hart, Beth Hlavac.
Girls' Cross Country Scores
The girls' cross country tearr\, only in their second sea-
son, achieved a 4-0 record in dual meets. Led by senior
Elaine Petkovsek, the Pantherettes never finished less than
half-way through the field. Petkovsek was also undefeated
for the season and set a new IV2 mile record at Sims Park.
Other outstanding runners were senior Margaret Wade,
junior Kathy Rossman, and sophomore Dawn Woodruff.
Euclid Opponent
15 James F. Rhodes 49
16 Mayfield 46
16 John Marshall 43
16 ■ . - Lumen Cordium 43
Akron Firestone Invit.
John Marshall Invit.
Willoughby South Invit.
Wadsworth Invitational
Chagrin Falls Invit
Kent Roosevelt Invit.
6th
of
1st
of
3rd
of
3rd
of
1st
of
2nd
of
12
TOP ROW: (L TO R) Kathy
Rossmann, Pam Znidarsic, Don-
na Szabo, Karen Shultz, Mar-
garet Wade. 2nd ROW: Marlene
Truskolaski, Dawn Woodruff,
Elaine Petkovsek, Lynne Sample,
Angela Buanno. MISSING: Sue
Knight and Marilyn Zaletel
(managers).
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Girls' Tennis
Coached by Arlene Carter, the 1975 girls' tennis team
smashed their way to a winning season, though they were
beaten twice by Hawkens and three times by Beaumont.
They aggresively returned flying balls and left heir oppo-
nents astonished at their dexterity. The girls not only com-
peted against other teams but against each other for top
spots in the lineup. Top singles winners were Debbie
Williams, with a 9-0 record, and captain Julie Jordan.
Scores
Euclid Opponent
4 Mayfield l
1 Beaumont 4
2 Hawkens 3
5 Glen Oaks 0
2 Beaumont 3
5 Glen Oaks 0
0 Hawkens 3
1 Beaumont 4
3 Soloa 2
4 IMayfield 1
3 Solon 0
BOTTOM ROW: (LTOR) Mary
Kay Wolinski, Patty Noel, Anita
Zak, Chris Gole, Tracy Bidding-
er. 2nd ROW: Lynn Roberts,
Gail Eroskey, Amy Hill, Julie
Jordan, Debbie Williams.
Girls' Volleyball scores
The 1975 girls' volleyball team fell victim to several suc-
cessful teams but came out on top with a 4-3 record. The Euclid— Opponents
team, coached by Miss Whieldon, worked vigorously to g^y^^"^
improve skills that came easy only through hard work and Mayfield 14
dedication. Euclid had the opportunity to host the state Eastlake North 6
tournament this' year. Although our team was eliminated X4*"i°u ■ l.
early, it was a good experience for all who participated.
Willoughby South 11
11,
15,
16,
15,
15,
5,
15,
15 - 2
15 -11,
15 - 9,
7 - 15
7 - 15
IS- 8
9- 15
BOTTOM ROW: (L TO R) Patti
Dietrich, Genute Vaiginis, Lori
15-8 Breskvar, Debbi Gawor. 2nd
15 - 12 ROW: Mary D'Amico, Sandy
Stankiewicz, Holly Hanson,
Laura Wardeiner, Donna Lor-
ence, Diana Ortman. 3rd ROW:
Mary Ellen Turk, Jo Anne Bokar,
Carrie Franko.
Girl's Basketball
The exciting spirit of the Girls Basketball team com-
bined with their skills and led to many successful games.
Coached by Miss Buck, the girls aggressively bounded to-
wards their goal and tasted sweet victory as winning bas-
kets were put into the net. The girls combined a well-
patterned offense, a pressing defense, and hustled up and
down the court to end its season with its share of wins.
The members of the team practiced long hours to have a
winning season.
J . V. Basketball: (L TO R) : Karen Schultz, Muff Truskolaski, Barb Swan-
singer, Kathy Massaro, Marilyn Zalatel, Mary D'Amico, Holly McClurg,
Joanne Bokar, Sue Knight, Peggy Eyman, and Kathy Kosovich. Varsity
Basketball: BOTTOM ROW: Donna Zaller, Holly Hanson, Kathy Ross-
man. 2nd ROW: Laurie Foreman, Donna Szabo, Debbie Williams, Kathy
Sands, Sandy Stankiewicz.
Girls J. V. Basketball
Gymnastics Competitive Wai Napolo
Intricate moves combined with personal flair, ex-
pressed the Gymnastic team's pride as they presented
their interpretations of required moves through exhilara-
ting performances. Coached by Laurie Carlberg, graceful
performances by Sandy Noel, Ginny Taylor, and Sandy
Vanah and anxious anticipation for posting of scores
held the team spellbound.
BOTTOM: Janet Young, Ginny Taylor, Sandy Vanah. 2nd ROW: Debi
Downing, Beth Thompson, Karen Karlan, Connie Reese, Lyneah Bresk-
var, Kim Krawczyszyn, Mary Ann Mikovich, Pam Shaffer 3rd ROW:
Janet Craig, Donna Janes, Audrey Zupancic, Sandy Noel, Jean Czyzycki,
Denise Camp, Carol Kernya, Patty Noel.
With precision timing and pointed toes, the eight
Wai Napolo women competed against other schools in
the area. Despite recurrent cases of bloodshot eyes,
chlorinated hair, and water-logged noses, they learned
to work as part of a team, as well as to develop individual
achievements.
SITTING: Karen Cooke, Debbie' Kowalkowski, Denise Camp, Lora
Hlabse. STANDING: Val Tancredi, Jodi Holloway, Therese Burke,
Annette Eeckhout.
Winter Festival
An evening with Valentine hearts
and Cupid's arrows set the scene for
the Crystal Palace. The 1976 leap
year crowned a King and a Queen
along with a court which provided
a perfect atmosphere for the Winter
Festival Dance. "Bach" entertained
throughout the evening for the
couples.
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Queen of Hearts: Debi Attwood
Jr. Attendant: Beth Telich
King of Hearts: Matt McDonald
Sophomore Attendant:
Jr. Attendant: Randy South Cindy Pritchard
Sr. Attendants: Paula Moriarty and Emmett Benedum
Sophmore Attendant: Larry Insanna
Sr. Attendants: Ginny Taylor and John South
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Student Council
Student Council worked hard and had
a very productive year. To raise money
for remodeling the E-room the club intro-
duced non-food vending machines to the
student center. They also were respon-
sible for revising the Spirits Club into
"Go Bananas" and organized many stu-
dent pep assemblies. Christmas food
baskets. Homecoming and Winter Festi-
val dances also were planned contribu-
tions of the Student Council members.
Having a student suggestion box, using
it as a constructive instrument to meet
the needs of the students all proved to be
accomplishments of this year's Student
Council.
Student Council Officcsr: President Paula Moriarty, Treasurer Brenda Skoda, Vice President
Laura Sibert and Secretary Halle Conway.
Mr. Lowe — co-advisor of Student Council
The following are members of Student Council: Carol Baur, Mike Belviso, Linda Boettcher, Lindy Bratina, Lois Buck, Judy Burns, Jim Cervenka,
Leslie Conley, Halle Conway, Annette Criado, Mary Cunningham, Sandy Ditomaso, Donna EUenbest, Debbie Fink, Larry Insana, Sue Kozel,
Cheryl Lantz, Linda, Leonhardt, Mark Mahnic, Mary Mavsar, Beth McCraith, Matt McDonald, Paula Moriarty, Sue Naninger, Laura Neff,
Nancy Nemecek, Monica Otcasek, Mary Pavis, Ann Payne, Diane Pierle, Nancy Pred, Sandy Reid, Ron Ryavec, Liz Sawyer, Jeff Schellentrager,
Joan Siansenelo, Laura Sibert, Connie Sims, Brenda Skoda, Becky Stephens, Debbie Stephens, Amy Stoch, Bonnie Urgeleit, Marian Wallace,
Joyce Washura, Kevin Wasilko, Pat Wilson, Lynne Wuthiett, Sharon Young, Chris Zaletel, Sue Znidarsic.
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GAA
This year's GAA participated in the many
athletic games played after school. For the first
time ever the girls organized co-ed crab soccer
teams. This broke the long tradition of all-girl
intramural.
The GAA sponsored a basketball game be-
tween the Cleveland Indians Baseball team and
the teachers of Euclid to raise money. The game
was a success in both entertaining and raising
money. The girls also sold T-shirts and had bake
sales to add to their revenues that were used for
awards, uniforms and a banquet at the end of the
year.
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G.A.A. Members: FRONT: Treasurer, Sue Rado,
Membership and Points, Dianne Konchan, Secretary,
Donna Lorence, Vice President, Laura Wardeiner,
President, Susan Nainiger, Sports Coordinator, Sue
Znidarsic, Board Member, Laurie Foreman. SECOND
ROW: Debbie Williams, Donna Ellenbest, Linda Lisi,
Linda Click, Peggy Eyman, Patty Brockman, Johanna
Balasko. THIRD ROW: Janice Markham, Beth
Sawyer, Judy Bohn, Janice Schall, Lori Breskvar,
Gina DeRose, Peggy Rinderle, Jean Czyzycki.
FOURTH ROW: Linda McLaughlin, Lynn Garapic,
Elaine Petkovsek, Karen Miller, Mary Holmes,
Heather Stump, Lauren Parsons, Kim Krawczyszyn,
Pam Znidarsic. FIFTH ROW: Karen Schultz, Beth
Stephens, Chris Cole, Sandy Stankiewicz, Marilyn
Zalatel, Donna Szabo.
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Cheerleaders
The 1975-l'^7o \'arsity and Junior
Varsity cheerleading squads were
among the best to be seen at EucHd.
Led by dedicated and untiring cap-
tains, the spirited crew put in many
hours of practice in the halls per-
fecting their mounts, chants and
cheers. Throughout the year, their
enthusiasm and undying spirit kept
the Panther fans alive and psyched
the teams for a victory.
Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT, (L TO R): Laura Sibert, Vickie Cesen, Mary Zak. BACK ROW: Kay Thomas, Ka-
thy Savage, Robin Lamm, Captain Kim Lombardi and Captain Jan Patfield.
Senior Vocational Clerk Typists: (L TO R): FRONT ROW: Connie Reese, Donna Zaller, Joanie Plovock,
Cindv Downing, Jan Patfield. BACK ROW; Connie Nelson, Stephanie Gurzic, Linda Fraley, Joann Sibert,
Debbie Pierce, Laurie Raggetts, Anne Paine.
Junior Vocational Clerk Typists: (L TO R): Linda Mikolich, Barb Dalton, Doreen Miller, Lori Hol-
combe, Ruth Grabinski, Sue Huelsman, Barb Mandate, Cheryl Warner, Brigette Prause, Michele
Vidra, Mrs. M. Huefner. ABSENT: Terri Churchill, Anne Candela.
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Junior Stenographers: SITTING: Donna Doles, Judy Hanion. FRONT ROW: Janice Kerns, Dianne
Vasas, Kathy Geer, Carol Albanese, Debbie Zaller, Josie Strle. MIDDLE ROW: Diane Kavel Peggy
Laycock, Bethann Miller, Mary Kotar, Fritzi Sansbury, Cindy Vohnout, Connie Cetinsky, Pam
Wright, Anne Miller. BACK ROW: Kathy Cowling, Bev Bacon, Nancy Brass, Pam Golden, Diane
Hausrath. ABSENT: Kim Ross and Darcy Ryder.
O.E.A.
Both the vocational clerk typ-
ists and stenographers are mem-
bers of O.E.A. (Occupational
Education Association). The two
year programs stress intensified
office skills such as filing, dicta-
tion, typing and bookkeeping.
Shorthand and its many uses is
also emphasized in the steno-
graphy program. Each class has
one social affair per month. Can-
dy and bake sales are just a few
of the money raising projects that
contributed to their club funds.
Senior Stenographers: FRONT ROW: Sharon Leinweber, Mary Haines, Betty Zagorc. SECOND ROW:
Cheryl Yaggie, Jan Webster, Cheryl Zetkulich, Kathy Criado, Lori Lisi, Dorothie Stalzer. THIRD ROW:
Pam Hall, Kathy Kirchner, Terry Moses Joanne Mramor, Margie Skupic, and Mrs. Sandy Regano.
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C.O.E.
The students involved in the
Cooperative Office Education
classes attended school in the
morning and then left for work at
local business. This helped the
members gain further skills in the
business fields and prepared them
for a career after high school. As
a club, they worked on various
projects and became a close group
by the time the school year was
over.
C.O.E Members: SITTING: Kathy Bergant, Mary Anne Finneley, Ginny Diaddario, Mary Saba,
Cathy Fortunate. MIDDLE ROW: Joyce Kimack, Jan Zahurancik, Kathy Benko, Terri Jirousek,
Betty Jo Shutty, Lorrie Smith, Mr. Ben Sawyer. BACK ROW: Terri Kendro, Debbie Schall, Maria
Czaplicki, Barbara Cavell. Betsy Calabrese.
CO E. Members: SITTING: Patty Ferreil, Doreen Dackiewicz, Linda Boettcher, Cheryl Molesky,
Lora Schultz, Ehzabeth Hoffert. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy PhiUippe, Barb Harps, Denise Kirchner,
Sue Baizel, Ann Cesar, Naomi Rash, Diana Derganc BACK ROW: Joanne Johnson, Katherine
Jakubisn, Donna Palubinskas, Cindi Click, Laurie Kastelic, Lynne Ucic, Joella Kooser. NOT
SHOWN: Joanne Lach.
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Key Club
The Key Club helped many in need this
year and showed much interest in the
school by aiding Student Council at
Thanksgiving when they donated their
time and well earned money, entering a
float in the Homecoming parade, and
offering many dances throughout the year.
The Key Club is associated with the Euclid
Kiwanis Club and their main objective
was service to the community. Along with
the service was the fun, because when you
enjoy what you do, you do a better job.
In this Bicentennial year the Key Club
planned to go "all out" on an exclusive
project and were supported by the student
body.
D.E. Jewlery Sale.
Key Club Members: BOTTOM, FRONT: Dennis Zerby, Mark Trella,
John Jue, Marty LaCava, Tom Anderson. BOTTOM TO TOP: Steve
Zupancic, Jim Schmidt, John Brodhacker, Bob Ross, Scott Wise, Bob
Payne, Craig Basler, Dale Gulich, Bob Thomas, John Estok. BACK, BOT-
TOM TO TOP: Bruce Lloyd, Bob Nozling, Dennis Wolowicki.
Key Club Officers: FRONT: Jim Switzer,
Crawford, Kelvin Kester, Jim Drobnick.
Roger Miller. BACK: Dan
D.E.C.A.
The Distributive Education Club
trained students interested in
salesmanship and management.
These members became familiar
with the details of marketing,
selling, and distributing. A major
activity of the club was their an-
nual jewelry sale, a function that
helped raise money and supplied
the members with on-the-job ex-
perience in their field of interest.
D.E.; FRONT: Tami Pascal, Ann Czyzycki, Gina Tutino, Chris Tekancic. MIDDLE: Cheryl Jazbec, Jill
Kalves, Denise Mog, Karen Brehm, Debbie Kaufman. BACK: Darrell Reed, Linda D'Amico, Debbie Brown,
Daneta Krizanovic, Jim Ellis, Mike McFadden, Mr. Sibert.
F.B.L.A.
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USINESS
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F.B.L.A. members com-
peted in business skills
through the district and state
contest. Typing, shorthand,
bookkeeping, and spelling
were a few of the events
which the students demon-
strated their business skill
abilities. Selling candy helped
to pay for part of the ex-
penses at the annual con-
vention which was held in
downtown Cleveland in the
Spring.
F.B.L.A. Members: FRONT: Beth
Hart, NancN' Steinfurth, Jeanine
Rupsic. BACK: Anita Augustine,
Terry Vesel, Dawn Hector, Val
paynich. NOT SHOWN: Lynne
Ucic, Pam Wright.
S.I.E.
Students involved in Education
met every other Thursday. They
were active in promoting special
programs for elementary and jun-
ior high students. In the Spring the
members had an observation day
when they traveled to nearby
schools and saw students in the
classroom and experienced what
teaching was really about.
S.I.E. Members: FAR LEFT, FRONT:
Karen Hutchinson, Lois Buck Liz Morvaji.
BACK: Al Roller, John Furlong, Tim Rote.
ABOVE; FRONT: Lisa Williams, Chuck
Keay, Jean Hasse. BACK: Joanne Oyaski,
Kathy Torok, Kim Wintle. NOT SHOWN:
Scott Easter, Becky Stephens, Deb
Stephens.
Student Store
The workers of the student store
supplied the students of EucHd
with their necessary materials.
They volunteered their services be-
fore school and during study halls
to work in the store. The student
store provided a handy service for
those last minute needs such as
paper, pens, and pencils. A few
nice extras that the store offered
were certs and cough drops. The
success of the student store was
due to the efficiency of the re-
sponsible students.
Student Store Workers: FRONT: Gwen Bashline, Debbie Bliss, Dave Turner, Sue Gundling, Kim Kaifesh. BACK: Rick Armstrong, Ted Fox,
Chris Formica, Joanne Oyaski, John Furlong, Val Paynich.
Vocational
and
Industrial
Club
This club was associated
with the trade and industrial
education program. The club
members attended school for
half of the day and then went
to work at a job relating
to their field of interest. They
were trained in a wide variety
of areas, ranging from law
enforcers to meat cutters to
nurses' aids. The club com-
peted with regional organiza-
tions in North Eastern Ohio
and served the community
through a program aiding dis-
advantaged children.
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P.A. And Audio Visual Aids
P.A. and Audio Visual Aides served the school by setting up address systems at
assemblies and furnishing video tapes as a learning media for classes. Far left, P.A.
Aides: Doug Hodakievic, Roy Schneider, Doug Niccum, Brian Katz, Mr. Staines.
Below, Audio Visual Aids: Brian Katz, Doug Niccum, Carl Hanson, Eric Hanson,
Brian Cerbin, Ed Filby, Jim Beidle. Rich Lisko, Doug Hadakievic.
Radio Club
The Radio Club broadcasted this year
with their WA8ZGE ham radio from
the third floor of Euclid High. After
school the club met to practice their
radio technical skills. With a series of
dots and dashes they learned a new way
of communicating that could be used in
their future careers. Many of the mem-
bers hoped to go on to receive a first
class F.C.C. license.
Virsity Chorjlr: Lydia Bljzun, Lois Buck, Emily Burns, Mike Camloh, Dave
Carlson, Mike Cefaralli, Tony Cell, Jim Cervenka, Vickie Cesen, Rick Cowan,
Scon Easier, Mark Fetko, Marty Frederking, Jeff Caydos, Paul Gubanc, Barb
Hasse, Kalfiy Huntsman. Karen Hutchinson, Peter Keck, Sharon Krafina,
MartKa Mayer. Denis* Mihelic, Cathy Miller, Jim Munson, Mary Beth Pavis,
Debbie Redman, Cindy Reel, Tom Rotar, Debbie Seeley, Laura Sibert,Jim
Sivik, Debbie Stephens. Amy Stoch, Jim Switzer, Beth Telich, Rolf Kleinfield,
Karen Workman.
Girls Chorus: Denise Andrews, Judi Blazun, Judi Bahm, Aleasc Brink, Rosemarie Brown,
Denise Camp, Karen Collins, Gina DeRosa, Beth Dalter, Helen Fabianich. Roberta
Finneley. Cheryl Frank. Donna French. Lisa Friedel. Judi Garrett. Debbie Gawar, Nancy
Gaydos. Pam Ganas, Tina Grieg, Denise Hegedus, Mary Holmes, Mary Ice. Chris Jelenic,
Robin Jakela. Krystal Kent. Suzanne Klepac, Laura Kruger. Cheryl Lantz. Laura Lick,
Valerie Lombardo, Beth Luikart, Eileen Mayach, Lisa Meyer, Diane Michale, Kathy
Mihelich, Nancy Nemecek. Carol Novinc, Angela Oberaitis, Chris Patterson, Lisa
Pemberton, Lorri Pollach, Patty Redman, Marcia Reid, Susan Samuel. Connie Sartorelli,
Beth Sawyer, Janice Sehimpf, Carolyn Schmidt, Celia Schulik. Diane Schultz. Debbie
Shanks, Carol Siefkcs. Dianna Smith. Chris Stasa. Kathy Stephens. Karen Stevka.
Marlene Truskolaski, Cenute Vargenes, Kathy Wendel, Kim Workman, Helen Yauchek,
Pam Znidarsic. Choral Masters: Ted Anderson. Debbie Andrews, Bill Andrews, Judy
Arnold, Nancy Ayers, Emmett Benedum, Lyneah Breskvar, David Brown, Steve Carmen,
Tim Caslen, Sherry Cebul. Vicki Cefaraiti, Loretta Chuha. Jeff Cika, Bob Clapp, Bob
Connerton, Dave Sostanzo, Mary Cunningham, Chris Dole, Jack Downer, Debbie
Eberwein, John Eslak, Laurie Forman. Bob Gold. John Glavan, Jo Ann Cugliotta, David
Henry, Jo Anne Holloway, Laura Hood, Linda Ice. Larry Insana. Rich Jambar, Joe Jar-
muszkiewicz. Patty Kane. Barb Kirchner, Diane Kwasney. Robin Lamm, Kathy Ung.
Cathy Lehman, Amy Lutz, Brian Maksc, Jan Marino, Martin Massiello, Joy Mast.
Lorraine Matuch. Mary McLaughin. Peggy Mobbs, Mary Murphy, Todd Plamer, Tony
Perko, Joe Perpar, Robin Pinkava, Kim Popavic, Dave Praznovsky, Jill Primeau, Craig
ROeder. Steve Remnick, Duane Reschke, Mark Rusan, Bob Ruuska, Shinette Salcedo,
Kalhy Sawyer, Jim Schmidt. Jeff Schufferl. Diane Serksnes. Pamm Shaffer, Connie
Sims, Lou Singer, Al Sisson, Bev Skur, Cheryl Sopnicar. Scott Stanic, Becky Stephens,
Dave Stuber. Bob Sump, Rick Talley Joe Tally. Steve Tanner, Mary Jo Telich, Kay
Thomas, Cathy Miller, Jim Munson, Carolyn Thompson, Ron Thompson, Mike Tar-
loricci. Holly Trevarthen, Mary Ellen Turk, Dan Vandaveer, Kenneth Vaughna. Terry
Vesel, Nancy Werle, Jeff Wesr, Margret Yane. Mary Zak and Donna Zuro
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Choirs
Euclid High's choirs; Varsity
Chorale, Choral Masters, and
Girls' Chorus sang in school con-
certs and traveled to perform at
other locations showing their
musical talents everywhere.
Dressed in uniform, the many
students blended together to
become a single, united voice.
This ability was not achieved
over night, but took many hours
of dedication and practice from
each choir member.
Bands
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Science Seminar
Science Seminars were held
on Tuesday nights at EucHd
High, with an occassional field
trip to a laboratory. Many
scientist and professors came,
speaking in a relaxed atmos-
phere to the members on a
variety of science related topics.
The result was an educational
enrichment for those students
who attended.
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Science Seminar: FRONT ROW: Holly McClurg, Lynn Kimura, Roy Amacher, John Brodhacker, Dary! Dureiko, Amy Schwartz BACK ROW:
Jeff Wightman, Ken Kosovich, Lynn Borzi, John Petkovsek, Lynn Garapic, Debra Haney, Karen Woodruff, Diane Schultz, Betty Walker,
Annette Prince.
Eucuyo: FRONT: Sandie DiTomaso, Pat DeFrain. BACK: Mrs. Cowan, Liz Powell, Linnea Purvis, Heather Stump, Lauren Parsons, Mr.
Henderson.
From Beginning To End
First the crowds gather 'round,
talking and laughing.
They assemble by the curbs and
wait.
Then, from far away, the
sounds come, first faintly,
then louder, and louder, and
louder.
The sounds appear, in the form
of a band maching in perfect
formation. The crowds cheer,
the band goes by, next comes a
float of every color of the
rainbow, yellow, and blue, and
purple.
Horses, clowns, floats and
bands in one hugh line.
Following one another down
the block-off street.
The crowds are delighted, but
they see the last band go by
playing "America". The music
gets fainter, and fainter, and
fainter, as the parade ends.
— Liz Powell
Eucuyo Editor-in-Chief
Eucuyo
The Eucuyo was Euclid High's literary magazine.
The members wrote creative prose and poetry
and also accepted other writings and artwork con-
tributed by fellow students. The magazine was
published in the Spring, when the talents of
these young writers was displayed.
Survey
This year the Survey experienced
several major changes. Their origin-
al advisor resigned after 15 years
and three new advisors sponsored
the club. Their office was moved
from its previous location to the sec-
ond floor. Finally, several changes
were implemented in the staff rank-
ing system, resulting in the ap-
pointment of the first editor-in-chief
in many years. After adjusting to
the many revisions, the staff worked
together to produce a fine news-
paper keeping students aware of
what was happening at Euclid High
School.
Survey Editorial Staff: BOTTOM, L TO R: Mary Clarke, Bob Kunath, John Furlong, Eric Pierson, Joe Lambert, Sue Liggett, Marc Freedman,
John Petkovsek. TOP, L TO R: Laurie DeMattie, Cindy Dicki, Jean Panter, Eileen Smith, Mike Bartock, Patty DeMarco, Warren Kurtz, Tim
Rote, Arvy Mackevicius, Ken Krsolovic, Nancy Mikovic. NOT SHOWN: Eric Hanson, Jean Hasse, and Al Roller.
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Survey Business Staff: (L TO R): FIRST ROW: Lynn Ucic, Renee Voase, Cindy Haney, Linda Yeckley, Cindy Vidal, Mr. Lj
Mize. BACK ROW: Betty Jo Shutty, Denise Mihelich, Joe Freeh, Paul Vidal, Michelle Jamnik, Cheryl Medic, Diane ■
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The I in I.Q.S. stands for the
gallons of ink used each year
by Euclid's many journalists
who kept the student body in-
formed, entertained, and in-
spired. The Q represents the
quips and quotes that fed the
intellect and tantalized the
mind. However, most important
are the (S)tudents that dedi-
cated hours of time to meet,
write, photograph, type, paste,
print, and publish the Eucuyo,
the Euclidian, and the Survey.
This organization honors those
students that many times go
unheralded.
1. Survey Editorial Staff
2. Editors In Chief: Bonnie Humphrey
(Euclidian), Eric Humprey (Survey) and
Liz Powell (Eucuyo).
3. Survey Business Staff
4. Eucuyo Staff
5. Euclidian Staff
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Debate Team
The Debate Team traveled to
other schools to demonstrate the
process of educational debate. The
topic of the year resolved: That
the allocation and development
of scarce world resources should
be controlled by an international
organization. Arguing both the
pro and con of the topic, the
members broadened both their
forensic abilities and their own
viewpoints.
The Debate Team: Denise Smith, Arvy
Mackevicius, Bob Kunath, Dan DeMarco.
Camera Club
The science of photography
was focused on by the Camera
Club. The techniques of develop-
ing were mastered by its members
in the school's dark room. The
interesting effects of different
lenses, filters, and various papers
were all experimented with by the
members. The young photograph-
ers learned much for their benefit
for future use.
Camera Club: Eric Hansor\, Frank Ciotti,
Carl Krysiak, Marc Harmon, Doug
Hodakievic.
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Ad Club: FRONT: Denise Lorence, Sue Heimsoth, Jenny Gephart. BACK:
Jodi HoUoway, Patty Noel, Val Tancredi, Val Paynich.
Ad Club
Ad Club members were a dedi-
cated group of students. Present
at all sports events they sold
tickets and programs, and then
were given free entry into the
game. It was not uncommon to
see at least a few of these students
standing in rain, wind, and snow
in front of the football stadium
and in the booths outside of the
basketball, games; waiting until
their last program was sold so they
could join the spectators in the
stands.
Ad Club: FRONT: Sylvia Krulc, Debbie Andrews, Kim Kaifesh. BACK: Sue Znidarsic, Mary Erdani, Chris Gole, Carol Kernya.
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Girls
Swim Leaders
The Girl's Swim Leaders devoted
one period a day to aiding a teacher
in swimming instruction. Whether
helping someone improve their div-
ing or introducing new swimming
skills, these girls were eager and pre-
pared to carry out their jobs for the
benefit of other classmates.
Swim Leaders: L TO R BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Barnett, Denise Camp, Denise Andrews,
Donna French, Laura Lick, Kim Krawczyczym, Debbie Andrews, Beth Welton, Emily Burns,
Cindy Reel. ROW 2: Cheryl Engelking, Ruth Jerome, Beth Luikart, Barb Kirshner, Karen Cooke,
Dawn Krause, Janet Young, Lori Pernowski, Beth Telich, Denise Calvert. TOP ROW: Eileen
Busdiecker, Eileen Mast, Carolyn Schimidt, Laura Hlabse, Jeanine Rupsic, Tricia Stewart, Debbie
Polaski, Margie McClearon, Nancy Roberts, Lori Russel.
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Girls Leaders Club: KNEELING: Chris Gole, Denise Lorence, Paula Moriarty, Holly Hanson,
Chris Zaletel, Linda Click. STANDING: Mrs. Audrey Fox, Elaine Petkovsek, Kathy Rossman,
Annette Cirota, Carol Troha, Sandy Stankiewicz, Sue Knight, Lori Foreman, Liz Morvaji, Lori
Shaw, Kim Kaifesh. BACK ROW: Kay Koci, Char Weiss, Monica Otcasek, Cindy Farkas,
Sue Rado, Donna Lorence, Laura Wardeiner, Sue Kozel, Carolyn Rinderle.
Girls Leaders Club
Members of the Girls Gym Leaders
Club participated in physical education
activities daily. They took attendance,
refereed class games as well as G.A.A.
sports, assisted teachers in demonstra-
tions, and took care of the sports equip-
ment. Summer car washes, bake sales,
and an annual Valentine's Day flower
sale were money raising projects for
fun and finance.
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Tuesday nights were the scene of hard
work and discipline for the members of
Wai Napolo. The 1975-1976 school year
brought a change in the leadership with
Mrs. Luikart, secretary for Division S-Z
and a male co-advisor, Mr. Von Benken.
These merry mermaids, poised gracefully
in the pool, practiced diligently on their
delicate, original water ballet, stunts,
and routines for their end-of-the-year
show. To prove their aquatic skills they
competed in synchronized swim meets
at Cuyahoga Community College.
Wai Napolo: L TO R, TOP ROW: Lorraine Matuch, Emily Burns, Kim Snyder, Jody HoUoway,
Jill Primeau, Denise Camp, Laura Hlabse, Ruth Jerome, Mary Jo Telich. SECOND ROW: Lori
Russell, Debbie Kowalkowski, Nancv Daberts, Beth Luikart, Debbie Andrews, Robin Lamm, Beth
Welton, Denise Calvert, Cindy Reel, Karen Cooke. BOTTOM kOW: Annette EecKhout, Kathy
Wendel, Laura Kruger, Terese Burke, Beth Telich. LADDER, TOP TO BOTTOM: Lisa Hanson,
Kathy Sawyer, Mary Zak, Kay Thomas, Angela Buanno, and Kelly Buckles.
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Weight Lifting
Members of the Weight Lifting
Club conditioned during the long
winter months. Lifting weights to
develop body strength and toning
muscles was part of their physical
fitness program. Keep it up Weight
Lifters!
Some of the Weight Lifting Club Members
are: Larry Shiffbauer, Jim Sumner, Davorin
Slat, Bill Walters, Frank Schule.
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5wim Leaders
This years' Swim Leaders proved
to be invaluable to Euclid High's
swim teachers. They led the class in
the daily warm-ups, lessons and
games. Reffing water polo games
during gym class and helping fellow
classmates improve their swimming
skills was also included in the swim
leaders' services.
Swim Leaders: FRONT: Dave Sidnan, Tom
Walters, Ken Kosovich, Mark Strathern, Steve
Camp. BACK: Roger Miller, Jim Orme, Ron
Anzells, Bob Campus, Joe Freeh.
Foremen Club
The Foreman Club was a group
of young men who assisted teachers
in the several shops and then met
to discuss the problems and possible
solutions of those problems. They
took field trips to local machine
shops, garages, and manufacturing
industries to get better acquainted
with the world of work. Under the
direction of Mr. Chambers and Mr.
Nold, these young men were better
prepared to meet their chosen voca-
tion and were one step forward
to becoming foremen after they
graduate.
Metal
Sculpture
Creativity was a common quality
of those involved in the Metal
Sculpture Club. Starting with
basic materials, they were able to
transform scrap metal into beauti-
ful art work. They met after
school to learn the techniques
of welding and metal work which
culminated in their sculptured
creations.
Metal Sculptor: FRONT: Kerry Walsh,
Gwen Bashline, Use Dougherty, Joyce
Habenicht, Mr. Germock. BACK: Pat
Schaner, Cheryl Litwinowicz, Arthur
Gregory.
Red Cross
The Red Cross Club consisted
of a few, but extremely hard work-
ing students, meeting frequently
to help those in need throughout
the surrounding community. De-
corating the Veterans Hospital
at Christmas time proved to
be one of their most rewarding
experiences. Their biggest proj-
ect climaxed in the spring when
months of planning, advertising,
and coordinating resulted in the
second annual Euclid High School
Blood Mobile.
Red Cross: FRONT: Sandie DiTomaso,
Nancy Voll, Dianne Konchan, Holly
Trevarthen. BACK: Linda Fresenko, JoAnn
Figjer, Bev Skur, Barb Kobe, Sue Rado.
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r9 Pink Panthers
The Pink Panthers showed their
fine seamstress talents in mending
the schools' torn and tattered
athletic uniforms. With needle,
thread, and thimble they worked
diligently, making sure every
last seam was sewn properly. The
girls were rewarded by receiving
free admittance into any of Euclid
High's sports events.
Pink Panthers: FRONT: Nancy Voll,
Cathy Sakas, Sherri Cebul, Chris Gelev,
Beth Hart. BACK: Patti DeMarco, Laura
Hood, Pam Hall, Patty Redman, Debbie
Redman, Terrv Vesel, Lori Klinko, Debbie
Fink, Ginny Matthews, Debbie Chambers,
Chris Centa, Bonnie Urgeleit.
Ski Club members sold candy to help pay for their skiing expenses.
Meeting after school on Thursdays (when snow was available) the Ski
Club traveled by chartered bus to the nearby slopes. Learning and
perfecting new skills the skiers developed a true interest in skiing that
could be used in their future.
500 Miles
The 500 Mile Club is an associa-
tion whose athletic members have
run a total of 500 miles. Many of
the members were participants on
the Track and Cross Country
teams. These running enthusiasts
built up their endurance, strength
and stamina. The runners also
received a great personal satisfac-
tion in knowing that they had suc-
cessfully run 500 miles!
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Child Care
Girls in the Vocational Child-
care Course traveled to Noble
Elementary School each morn-
ing to teach their own nursery
school. There was a one-to-one
relationship between the E.H.S.
students and the pre-school
pupils. The girls took turns ob-
serving the class and teaching.
The teachers were responsible
for introducing a science experi-
ment to their eager students.
The course was beneficial to
those students interested in
early childhood education and,
of course, to those who would
later be rearing children of
their own.
Sr. Vocational Childcare: SITTING: Lynn Justice, Jackie Walter, Karen Waterwash, Marci Gold. KNEELING: Diane Strang,
Diane Theodos, Carla Reece, Darlene Antolick, Lilly Grau. STANDING: Linda Laseak, Debi Attwood, Heidi Mihocik, Kim
Wintle, Cindy Santorelli, Robin Zsaludko.
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Cosmetology
The Euclidian Beauty College
was one of Euclid High School's
many vocational courses. Girls
who were planning their future
as a beautician received valuable
training in hair styling as well
as facials and hand manicuring.
The girls practiced on one
another and on wigs until they
became familiar with the many
techniques and then cared for
customers with their newly ac-
quired skills.
Junior Cosmetology: KNEELING: Debbie Clabough, Karen Genelius, Laverne Nocera, Lorraine Belle, and
Irene Pinko. BACK ROW: Mr. DiPaolo, Debbie Hall, Amy Arps, Robin Glicker, Margaret Nocera, Tina Gullo,
and Ms. Fisher. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Deveney.
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Senior Cosmotology: KNEELING: Jo Ann Senn, Janice Aquilano, and Carol Ivancic
SECOND ROW: Diane Gedish, Terri Shrout, Sharon Sharp, and Diane Kramer
NOT PICTURED: Jill Jones
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Sophome
Junior
Senior
Classes
All three of the grade levels at Euclid
High were represented this year. The
Sophomore Class was really active and
won the Christmas hall decorating
contest. Jr. Class elected a cabinet
which planned money raising projects
and social functions for all those in
eleventh grade. Senior Class and its
cabinet sponsored the annual Powder
Puff Football game and Senior Talent
Night to raise money for the last
event of their year — Senior Prom.
JUNIOR CLASS CABINET
SOPHOMORE CLASS
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CAST
Herbert Gage Rolf Kleinfeld
Marge Gage Mary Cunningham
Jonathan Rochwood . Richard Braun
Barbara Gage Judy Burns
Paula Gage Amy Stoch
Sarah Gage Mary Murphy
Fredia Sandy Frattin
George Hustled Joseph Choromanski
Matt Rockwood James McMuUen
Uncle Walter Phillip Setnik
Mr. Loomis Theodore Thomas
Carson Steven Bell
Constable Alan Lester
Winter Play
"January Thaw" was presented by
the Drama Department the last week
of February. The Gage Family of New
York City is seeking a relief from
the big city and a chance for father
to write a best seller. They decide to
settle down in an old farm house in
rural Connecticut. Problems arise
when the Rockwoods, a family of
country folk, also move in, due to
their rights from an old deed. The
problems that both families were
confronted with created an enjoyable
evening.
NHS
Theodore Allchin, Laura Allen, Roy Amacher, Anita Augustine, Kathleen
Bergant, Linda Boettcher, Brian Booms, Angela Buanno, Denise Calvert, Denise
Capella, Christi Casstevens, Christine Centa, Ann Cesar, Victoria Cesen,
Deborah Chambers, Richard Cowan, Ann T. Czyzycki, Doreen Dackiewicz,
Timothy Dailey, Daniel DeMarco, Laurie Demattie, Cynthia Dicki, Claudia
Dular, Annette Eeckhout, Gail Eyer, Linda Faight, Cynthia Farkas, Brian Feiock,
Patricia Ferrell, Deborah Fink, Martin Frederking, John Furlong, Joyce
Habenicht, William Hach, Mary Haines, Mary Jo Hanlon, Jean Hasse, Bonnie
Humphrey, Karen Hutchinson, Carol Imm, Brian Katz, Peter Keck, Joella
Kooser, Kenneth Kosovich, Robert Kunath, Warren Kurtz, Lorie Lisi, Cheryl
Litwinowicz, Donna Lorence, James Lynch, Arvydas Mackevicius, Mark
Mahinc, Virginia Matthews, Elizabeth Morvaji, Valerie Nebehay, Phyllis
Novotny, Monica Otcasek, John Petkovsek, Elizabeth Powell, Michelle Poyle,
Cathryn Pranskevich, Nancy Pred, Annette Prince, Sheryl Raymont, Cynthia
Reel, Susan Ricci, Cathy Rigsby, Timothy Rote, Laura Sibert, Beverly Skur,
Nancy Steinfurth, James Switzer, Holly Trevarthen, Terry Vesel, Betty Jean
Walker, Beth Welton, T. Jeffrey Wightman, Karen Woodruff, Christine Zaletel,
Cheryl Zetkulich.
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SENIORS
JUNIORS
Arastaris, Tammy
Black, Lynne D.
Bonfield, Kathie
Breskvar, Lyneah
Budnar, Leslie A.
Camloh, Martin D.
Cavell, Barbara J.
Chuha, Loretta A.
Cunningham, Mary
Czaplicki, Maria
Easter, Scott A.
Eroskey, Gail Ann
Fetko, Mark
Haines, TameeS.
Hale, DuaneE.
Haney, Dawn D.
Hanson, Carl M.
Koci, Kay F.
Kordic, James F.
Kozel, Susan M.
Krofina, Sharon L.
Krsolovic, Kenneth
Lambert, Joseph J.
Luskin, GayleM.
Mc Donough, Brian
Mavsar, MaryM.
Murphy, Mary Ellen
Myslinski, Christine
Nainiger, Susan L.
Pierson, EricS.
Rinderle, Carolyn
Rozman, Anthony P.
Schultz, Lora C.
Seale, Ricky L.
Shaw, Lauren A.
Stalzer, Dorthie
Stansfield, John
Strah, Wayne R.
Stoch, Amy E.
Theodos, Diane J.
Urban, Beverly
Vanah, Sandra L.
Wagner, Derek B.
Walsh, Susan M.
Weiss, Charlene D.
Yakovac, Philip A.
Zak, Anita J.
Zagorc, Elizabeth
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Anderson, Thomas
Arnold Patricia
Ayers, Denise
Ayers, Nancy J.
Boone, Douglas W.
Braun, Phillip A.
Brodhacker, John
Burns, Emily S.
Campbell, Patrick
Carter, Maryilyn J.
Cebul, Sherry A.
Coso, Nada
Crawford, Daniel
Czyzycki, Jean M.
Dallos, Carol K.
De Frain, Patricia
Di Tomaso, Sandra
Dommer, Louis
Drobnick, James R.
Erdani, Mary A.
Fanney, Daryl R.
Fetko, Renee
Foreman, Laurie A.
Franko, Carolyn M
Fresenko, Linda J.
Gelev, Christine
Goldrich Elizabeth
Gubanc, Paul F.
Hadzima, Susan G.
Harmon, Mark T.
Hegedus, Joseph
Heimsoth, Susan E.
Hill, Amy A.
Holloway, Jo Anne
Jue, John
Kaifesh, Kim Ann
Knific, Thomas R.
Knight, M. Susan
Korynoski, Laura
Krulc, Sylvia S.
Kwasny, Diane M.
Lackner, Ingrid C.
Lamm, Robin M.
Lockhart, Diane K.
Lowe, Nicolette R.
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Lutz, AmyJ.
Mason, Jeanne C.
Mikovic, Nancy
Miller, Catherine
Miller, Roger I.
Mizner, EricC.
Moeller, Susan L.
Mc Carty, Diane C.
McClurg, Holly S.
Pana, Evelyn K.
Parsons, Lauren D. „
Petscher, Susan K.
Pinkava, Robin A.
Polaski, Debbie
Purvis, Linnea, A.
Rado, Diane C.
Ranallo, Ronald R.
Rinderle, Margaret
Rossmann, Katherine
Santa, Nancy E.
Schellentrager, Jeffrey
Schuffert, Jeffrey
Sherrill, Charles
Sims, Connie J.
South, Randal R.
Smith, Denise L.
Stermole, Marylou
Strauss, Sharon K.
Stump, Heather L.
Tancredi, Valerie
Telich, Beth Ann
Thompson, Carolyn
Turk, Mary Ellen
Turk, Randolph C.
Urbancic, Audrey
Waschura, Joyce E.
Wilson, Scott W.
Wise, H.Scott
Yanchar, Paul J.
Zuro, Donna L.
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Over the past two hundred years, America has evolved
from 13 small colonies opposed to "taxation without
representation" to 50 states that support the cause of
freedom in every land. From the first shot at Bunker
Hill to the present vote on Angola, Americans have
steadfastly maintained that freedom is an "inalienable
right.' These 200 years have been cautiously bold, for
our nation has dared to keep the faith of such men as
Sam Adams, Patrick Henry, George Washington, Roger
Williams, Abraham Lincoln, and Woodrow Wilson.
In our day, such men as Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
Harry Truman, Dwight David Eisenhower, John F.
Kennedy, Martin Luther King, and Henry Kissinger
have added their talents to make America the "land of
the free and the home of the brave." No longer does
America stand in isolation of the world but actively
participates in the commerce and problems of the
world. Our heritage has given us purpose and courage
to fulfill that purpose.
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Sophomores
Entering into the new experiences and adventures that
awaited them in their high school years, the Sophomores
embarked upon their voyage of change. They faced the new
problems and challenges that they found in the environ-
ment of Euclid Senior High. Learning from their failures
and successes, they prepared to enter their junior year.
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1 Period, Miss Carmody: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Mark Trela, Wendy Dixon, Karen Karlan,
Frank Maire, Steve Wagle. ROW 2: Fred McVey, Joe Raicevich, Elaine Deptola, Beth Stephens,
Bonnie Glovan. ROW 3: Carol Adams, Mary Jo McCrory, Karen Raggets, Candi Petti, Joanne Bokar.
ROW 4: Doug Hodakiovic, Robert Krome, Eric Hanson, Jim McAfee, Ernie Kehn, Karen Schultz.
NOT SHOWN: Karen Schleimer.
1 Future homemakers.
2 A break in the monotonous day.
3 Kim and Chris — the "banana painters".
4 Marching Band performs during pep rally
1 Period, Mrs. Gale: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Nancy Roberts, Michael Wilson, Tracy DelBrocco,
Curtis Gasser, Mark Brunelle. ROW 2: Joan Deveney, John Pikula, Jack Downer, Dena Grosel,
Roy Schneider. ROW 3: Don Heimsolh, Anthony Zaiar, Rick Burrows, Ruth Manners, Patricia
Dudley, Debra Bernachi. ROW 4: Ken Williams, Joe Kotlar, Sue Phillips, Helen Fabianich, Blaine
Pullin, Robert Lcgan.
1 Period, Mr. Hall: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Christopher Black, Diana Ortman Gail Dudek, Lynn
McCallion, Fred Knight. ROW 2: Judy Calabrese, Darlene Brochak, Marlene Capiccioni, Ron
Harding, Dean Putzback. ROW 3. Sharon Kane, Bernie Skur, Steve Cavell, Larry Insana, Mary
Miller. ROW 4: Dave Praznovsky, Guenther Thiedemann, Carl Wasickanin, Mike Thomas, Cheryl
Haydocy, Eric Lane. NOT SHOWN: Michelle Frantz.
I Period, Miss Rupnik: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Mike DeDominico, Linda McLaughlin, Peggy
Reagan, Kris Ball, Sally Orton, Tina VanBeneden, Debbie Bradac. ROW 2: Jeanne Severino,
Denise Hartman, Sharon Swaney, Valerie Lombardo, Cathy Vohnout, Tim Griesmer, Chris For-
Tiica. ROW 3: Eric Kimura, Mike Corbett, Sharon Oyaski, Jeri Fisher, Gina Sabol, Eileen Imler,
Diane Barshick. ROW 4: Joe Skerl, Jim Owen, Nick Gambitta, Joe Mack, Tom Simko, Joe Perpar,
A'ayne Habat, John Tepley. NOT SHOWN: Dave Buck, Kathy Clarke, Bret Gower.
1. Hard at work.
2. Gossip session.
3. A restful momement at lunch.
2 Period, Mrs. Gale: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Steve Pedersen, Greg Simpson, Bridget
Lane, Christine Journey, Maureen Glick. ROW 2: Curtis Wagner, David Dobnikar, Belle
Pierdon, Kate Jacobs. ROW 3: Mary Konchan, Royenne Trunkely, Theresa Zavajek, Linda
Ciarlillo, Christopher Alphonco. ROW 4: Paul Niedermeyer, Eugene La Valley, Tom Yanacek,
Edward Amos, Joseph Cartulla.
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2 Period, Mrs. McGill: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Debbie Crouch, Anne Siford, Wilbur
Crawford, Sam Seredich. ROW 2: Dee Dee Ferguson, Sandy Luda, Roberto Lanese. ROW 3:
Tom Nelson, Bob Penko, Lillian Lis, Patricia Paloucci. ROW 4: Greg Veres, Dan Swalius,
Joe Bukvic, Bruce Blosser. NOT SHOWN: Cindy Dotson.
2 Period, Mrs. Jordan: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Gene Jaskiewicz, Cindy Vidal, Pat
Becker, Sue Klepac, Sandy Springborn, Kim Duffy, Kim Owens, Bea Petraska. ROW 2:
Ron Salvatore, Silvan Kuharich, Vicky Weakland, Marcia Reed, Diane Trotta, Kim Snyder,
Linda Akos, Diane Schultz, Mike Candela. ROW 3: Mike Krai, Joe Benner, Jim Chambers,
Dominic Fuerst, Ron Slabe, Stan Kellers, Pat Lepley, Peggy Murphy. ROW 4: Paul
Anderson, John Mansberger, Jerry Dodds, John Laughlin, Dave Yeckley, Dan Darasko,
Tim Erjavec, Tim Sherman, Rick Boehm.
2 Period, Miss Lellis: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Dennis Zerby, Vicky Dubecky, Terri Melfi, Diane
Nacinovich, Patti Akiba. ROW 2: Joan Thompson, Karen Alaburda, Lynn Borzi, Carol Holodniak,
Kim Krawczyszyn, Jan Schimpf. ROW 3: Paul Adams, Ed Franko, Jim Jakovlic, Greg Neide, Eva
Parziale. ROW 4: Steve Bour, Ken Corrigan, Dave Bleistein, Ed Lube, Mike Grubar.
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2 Period Biology, Mr. Backos: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Monique Coyne, Lori Lee Ross,
Lynne Sample, Amy Schwartz, Tina Capretta, Kim Workman. ROW 2: Katherine Wendel,
beanna Smith, Linda Miller, Deborah Downing, Margaret Breznikar. ROW 3: Robert Krenisky,
Joseph Marosan, Mary Holmes, Lori Laukiavich, Sharon Prileson, Laura Kruger. ROW 4:
Richard Owen, John Basar, Stephen Resar, William Gargiulo, Thomas Wutchiett. NOT
SHOWN: John Glovan, Robin Jokela, James Johnson, Diane Willert, Debra Seeley.
2 Period Biology, Mr. Slcinbrink: bOIIOM ROW (L TO R); Karen Stevko, Denise Andrews,
Sally Sidak, Mark Himmelman, Sue Aveni, Cindy Pritchard. ROW 2: Nancy Moore, Sam Giunta,
Paul Bencin, Tom Rotondo, Al Rolik, Garnet Sinko. ROW 3: Carolyn Schmidt, Lisa Friedel,
Kim Troth, Ruth Manners, Mark McDonough, Mike Cigetich. ROW 4: Carl Krysiak, Gary
Johrison, Jay Fondran, John Richards, Joe Perpar, Fred Woods.
1. Assistant A.V. Technician.
2. Alone in study hall.
3. Homecoming candidates.
3 Period, Miss Haffer: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Marc Scherbarth, Janet Baitt ROW 2:
Gregory Stephens, Maria Festini, Sandra Dotson. ROW 3: Harold Sieferd, Kevin Hanley. ROW
4: George Stoner, Steven Andrews, Ronald Maxey. NOT SHOWN: Laura Strathern.
3 Period, Miss Rupnik: BOTTOM ROW (L TO Rl: John Magruder, Bill Ucic, Dan Klemencic.
Tom Hongosh, Sharon Sapatka. ROW 2: Ed Overburger, Larry Hale, Dave Turner, Scott
Bradac, Dave Pratt. ROW 3: Keith Weems, John McCluskey, Ron Grabinski, Mary Vansice,
Mitch Zalar. ROW 4: Tom Stearns, Ron Fabec, Rich Aul^muth, Joe Bukvic, Frank Kucharski.
1. Euclid Marching Band
2 Mr. Muscarella grading papers
3. Taking a rest.
3 Period, Mrs. Gale: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Jeff Clka, Merry Dalter, Patrick
Grieshammer, Rita Haney, Paul Dannemiller. ROW 2: Mike Zurilla, Margie
McLaren, Mary Ann Mikovich, Debbie Sadawski, Ruta Jakubauskas, Eleanore
Callis. ROW 3: Janice Markham, Chuck Penko, Laurie Pultorok, Cheryl Frank,
Nora Dallos. ROW 4: Richard Lender, Dan Bohn, Al Soeder, Bob Evans, Jim
Hunt, Gregory Nanchian.
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3 Period, Mr. Aultz: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): George Mazzoro, Uura Lick, Bob Clines,
Tracy Biddinger, Angie Oberailis. ROW 2: Steve Zuponic, Mary Lou Ice, Lynne Wutchictt,
Lisa Meyer, Alease Brink, Mary Ann Thomas. ROW 3: Laura Scherbarth, Jim Podriznik,
Ken Powell, Donna Strathern, Lynn Badslibner. ROW 4: Jim Keszenheimer, Chris Dole,
Tom Vitantonio, Bob Cayne, John Mihelic, Phil Sctnik, Donna Ellenbest.
3 Period, Mr. Hall: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Jeff Zetkulich, Pam Simkins, Tory Neff,
Laura Griffis, Noreen Brandick, Scott Lawyer. ROW 2: Christa Hiltner, Marian Wallace,
Chris Lusky, Beth Sawyer, Sandra Kohagan, Marilyn Lokar. ROW 3: Mark Byrne,
Jeff Clarke, Scott Speroff, Walt Jurisevic, Cindy Swart, Janet Craig. ROW 4: Jim
McMullen, Steve Calabrese, Dan Novak, Eric Penicka, Mary D'Amico, Judy Bohn.
3 Period, Miss Carmody: BOTTOM, ROW (L TO R): Dawn Ayres, Shileen Meany, Steve Mar-
tin, Lori Harps, Ken Saley, Diane Casciato. ROW 2: La ura Ogden, Paula Kardos, Michelle
Hornsby, Debbie Tamburro, Chris staso, Laura Gibbs. ROW 3: Richard Tolley, Mark
Bruening, Bill Macj, Helen Yurchek, Sharon Vovk, Toni Paonsha. ROW 4: Tim Scale, Armand
Boschi, Jim Balala, Boris Nasrtasich.
1. Cheerleading practice
2. Artisticability
3. Helping each other
4. Mr. Von Benken clowning around.
4 Period, Mr. Mularo: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Rich Gaylor, Carm Tancredi, Herbert
Pawski, Cathy Corn. ROW 2: Lisa Petsanis, Jacqueline Kuhar, Christine Cooke, Donna
Scott, Sandy Calabrese. ROW 3 Holly Sterbik, Barbara Brod, Debra Haney, Mary Kuhen.
ROW 4: Gary Vhas, Michelle Jamnik, Lora HIabse, Lorraine Littleton, Elizabeth Schulte.
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5 Period, Mrs. Carmody: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Chris Whaling, Diane Hcgedus, Tim
Rusk, Barb Schulz, Denise Ventura. ROW 2: Jill Groudle, Diana Edgar, Sue Schuenemann,
John Massaro, Cory Geske. ROW 3: Tom Applcton, Doug Jones, Bob Jejcic, Tom Chubb,
Jim McArthur. ROW 4: Ron Bork, Randy Wcizer, Terry Larabee, Fred Love, Dave Berlan.
NOT SHOWN: Jane Nunnally, Art McCauley, Ray Staskunas.
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5 Period, Mr. Hall: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Darlene Harwood, Kathy Martin, Chris
Jelenic. ROW 2: Therese Smerdl, Lee Glinski, Karen Keller, Cindy Herek. ROW 3:
Laura Petkovsek, Barbara Swansinger, Vicky Terrill. ROW 4: Jim Wright, Steve
Bealko, Paul Geronimo, Dave Fabig.
5 Period, Mr. Smith: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R). Frank Ciotti, Doug Taylor, Ron Henry,
Dave Mihelich. ROW 2: Joanne Sorci, Brad Kuzik, Dan Essert, Terry Brennan. ROW 3:
Dave Mangosh, Charles Bartel, Dave Harth, Wayne Darash. ROW 4: Dave Linane,
Steve Nykiel, Pat Pyle, Paul Johns. NOT SHOWN: John Richards, Norb Novsek,
Brian Rambeau, Craig Roeder, Jim Zeroff, Sam Guinta, Sue Gilkerson.
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5 Period, Miss Rupnik: ROW 1. (L TO R): Kim Strunk, Diane Deluca, Laura Mark-
ulin, Jim Tolley, ]ohn Crabitz, Jan Diddario. ROW 2: Chris Otcasek, Bob Morvaji,
Sharon Ivancic, Kathy Braddock, Connie Santorelli, Debbie Petchak, Denise
Anlolick. ROW 3: Dave Bilko, Bill Chambers, Jim Pajk, Brian Vickerman, Pat Red-
man, Shelle>' Lantzy, Dan Vandeveer. ROW 4: Bill Veedmont, Kevin Byrne, Barry
Breining, Jenny Otcasek, Scott Stanic, Wayne Buza, Kevin Lynch. NOT SHOWN:
Bill Arnold, Mark Himmelman, John basar.
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5 Period, Mr. Caroff: ROW 1, (L TO R): Ron Brehm, Karen Terrill, Mike Maggio,
Sandy Reed, Lori Evans, Beth Thompsn. ROW 2: Teresa Kuklica, Ken BronkaU,
Peggy Eycman, Bev Manzo, Brenda Laroa, Bryan Speece. ROW 3: Robert Nozling,
Rich Warman, Bill Ambros, Rob Cowan, Jim Hug, A! Buanno. ROW 4: Cliff Kirch-
ner. Rich lisko. Rich Jambor, Eugene Dimitroy, Stan Cregorin, Frank Dobler.
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1. "Give mean E!"
2. Hail to thee, O Euclid High School
3. Caught in the act
6 Period, Mr. Hall: ROW 1, (L TO R): Patty Krause, Ed Wilkinson, Kevin
Hartegan, Dave Brodac, Ray Dennick. ROW 2: Donna Jones, Lisa Pemberton,
Mike Topping, Tom Harrison, Charles Pagan. ROW 3: Ron Niemczura, Vic
Kato, Lisa Turk, Bonnie Hirsch, Patty Zeitz. ROW 4: Dennis Strnad, Brian
Houser, John Amoroso, Mike Miller, Joe Mertik. NOT SHOWN: Todd
Haverlock.
6 Period, Mr. Aultz: ROW 1, (L TO R): Karen Cooke, Sandra Beeman, Bob
Thomas, Karen Richmond, Chris Unetich, Tina Greig. ROW 2: Deborah
Petrich, Laurel Niccum, Glovia Cadmack, Janet Brady, Chris Patterson,
Denise Camp. ROW 3: Evelyn Kohler, Dan Ostberg, Brent Figuera, Deborah
Carson, Judy Blazun, Debra Williams. ROW 4: Jim Roeder, Denis Wolo-
wiecki, Ellen Sesek, Mike Bartok, Jeff Havser, Dave Henry, Diane Rebeck.
6 Period, Mrs. Jordan: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Rick Horn, Ron Ryder, Cindy
Fawcett, Diane Micale, Laura Kessler. ROW 2: Pam Gonas, Bev Bredesen, Amy Olsson,
Tina Kuklica, Linda Schieb. ROW 3: Rich Ede, Mike Shefcheck, Brian Nicholls, Joe
Hayes. ROW 4: Bob Payne, Jim Kovacic, Dave Poklar, Phil Horabik, Cindy Sylte,
Helen Pavlovic. NOT SHOWN: Elaine Rukule, Debbie Meister, Laura Kruger, Sally
Sidak, Mike Cigetich, Joe Marosan, Nick Strah.
6 Period, Mr. Petrovic: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Nora Burke, Rosie Mantz, Amy John-
son, John Yuras, Julie V'oss, Cheryl Everson, Dave Struber. ROW 2: Jan Pozelnik, Donna
Schwenner, Michelle Kerrett, Lori Breskvar, Bev Ranson, Chuck Limbert, Mike Malloy.
ROW 3 Tom Molkentin, Ed Locke, John Hall, Bob Hershman, Mike Donley, Dawn Black,
Karen Miller. ROW 4: Curt Smith, Bob Nass, Steve Reminick, Jim Biller, Tom Palumbo,
Lou Clemens, Dave Sufka.
6 Period, Mrs. McCill: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): James Baer, Mark Bregy, Richard
Vehovec, Bruce Cefaratti. ROW 2: Robert Holland, James Baitl, Charles Benko, Steve
Crindle. NOT SHOWN: Dave Sadowski, Shelia Fryar, Brad Snyder, Lolly Prinzler.
7 Period, Mrs. Cowan: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Carolyn Herbst, Pam de Cutis,
Christine Kaneen, Kathy Lucas. ROW 2: Maureen Alaburda, Heidi Entsminager,
Liana Phillips, Cindy Hane>, Barbara Beasley. ROW 3: Kathy Mihelick, Sandy
Hastings, Julie Strogisher, Mar.- Beth Delaney, Ann Grguric. ROW 4: Gary Smith,
Mike Thur, Mark Mantz, Mary Jane Legge, Annette Criado.
7 Period, Mr. Mularo: BOTTOM ROW (I TO R): Patricia Brennan, Amy Sclwyn,
Monica Troha, Lydia Jurkovic. ROW 2: Gina DiRosc, Janet Hosa, Celia Schulik,
Ellen Mayock. ROW 3: Mike Norton, Alan Urbancic, Bill Klun, Richard Spelic.
ROW 4: Ed Filby, Joe Vance, Ray Sierko, Mike Fabec, Stephen ApiceUo.
7 Period, Mr. Hall: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): John Estok, JoAnn Micheal,
Mary Zelinsky, Denise Berzin. ROW 2: Lori Russell, Qndy Hassel, Glen
Giegerich, Lori Pollock. ROW 3: Carol Novinc, Ruth Jerome, Linda Somrak,
Dave Carrish. ROW 4: Mike Chapman, Jim Beidle, John Kokal, John
DeGeronimo.
7 Period, .Ms. Rupnik: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Jerry Blau, Vic Seeder, John
Morgan, Pat Dietrich, Pat kastelic, Mike CutvsTight. ROVV 2: .Marlene Truskolaski,
JoAnn Marino, Gcnute Vaiginis, Beth Ann Swift, Jim Huston, Thane Mains.
ROW 3: Nancy Griswold, Doreen Bowan, Theresa Reagan, Julie Sheer, Nina
Ko«th, Carol Siefkes. ROW 4: George Phillippe, Ed Henfling, Tony Centa, Jim
Robertson, Judy Yount, Robin Friend. NOT SHOWN: Jack McMonaglc, Joe
Spicer, Randy Brokate, Dave Miller, Kathy York.
8 Period, Mr. Caroff : BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R) : Lori Molnar, Kathy Wendel,
Ellen Tortorich, Janet "\oung, Sam Samuel, Penny Parsch. ROW 2: Gary
Neide, Debbie Foster, Lori Laukiavick, Jim Rossman, Beth Luikart, Pam
Znidarsic, Dawn Krause. ROW 3: Steve Resar, Carl Krs'siak, Jack Jesberger
Jim Bradshaw, Rick^ Slovenec, Stan Groudle. ROW 4: Scott Parker, Mark
McDonough, Ed Delaney, Mike Glaser, John Ussai, Tony Perko, Mark
Centa.
8 Period, Mrs. Gale: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Bob Whitney, Tim Tuchewicz, Cheryl
Capadona, Mar>' Olgiate, Mary Jankowski, Cyndi Yaggi. ROW 2: Sue Hrwatzki, Scott
Evans, Rich Mulvinas, Sandy Loamis, Allen Goldstein, Bob Fitzsimmons. ROW 3:
Frank Debevec, Ken Balogh, Rick Farkas, Adam Shunk, Carol Blasko, Goranka
Zupanovic. ROW 4: Jim Stanicki, John Glovan, Barry Miller, Bill Blankenship, John
Vaughan, Ken Zappia.
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8 Period, Mrs. Jordan: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Doug Weiss, Bob Dutko, Chuck
Keay, Al Zupancic, Debbie Gawdor. ROW 2: Johni Luccio, Sue Litwinowicz, Betty
Craig, Joann Snyder, Cheryl Bagwell, Lynn Indiano. ROW 3: Al Wilhelm, Joe Scher-
visch, DeSales Rowan, Ellen Money, Vicky Hirsch. ROW 4: Jeff Bergman, Craig Fisher,
Walt Wolski, Mike Tyler, Phio Perme, Larry Varwig. NOT SHOWN: Pat Caddick,
Shiela Neal.
1. Please, no, don't come near me!
2. That special five minute locker break.
3. Sue Heimsoth practicing for the after-
game dance with her favorite wastebasket.
4. Now, who woke me up?
5. Cheerleader Robin Lamm hoping for a
Panther victory.
8 Period, Miss Leilis: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Diane Barry, Gail Suscheck, Jeff West,
Jan Newmann, Maria Draxler, Daryl Dureiko, Chuck Kapec. ROW 2: Gloria Petrick, Patty
Meier, Lynn Garapic, Eileen Busdiecker, Robin Jokela, Dawn Woodruff, Terri Janovich,
Garnet Sinko. ROW 3: Nancy Nemecek, Donna French, Kathy Burns, Jim Daugherty, Dary
Saletrik, Nancy Pryatel, Lori Katz. ROW 4: Keith Lockhart, John Planisek, Chuck Rapkin,
Sue Burton, Louise Sper, Marc Freedman, Dave Sexton, Stefanie Krofina.
8 Period, Mr. Mularo: BOTTOM ROW, (L fo R): Beda Federici, Kathleen Boisar, Julie Szolek,
Marcia Coons, Steve Tanner, Christine Shantery. ROW 2: Donna Stroberg, Carolyn Paulos,
Donna Madison, Lisa Williams, Michelle Lonchar. ROW 3: Corrine Randolph, Deborah
Downing, Steve Bell, John Offerle, Wendy Taylor, Joanne Klepacki. ROW 4: Brian Ramona,
Nancy Gaydos, James Monzel, Joe Jarmuszkiewicz, Mary Holmes, Cora Lesefky.
8 Period, Miss Rupnik: BOTTOM ROW, (L TO R): Chris Chrestoff, Donna Johnston, Kathy
Stephens, Ken Baris, Loraine Goetz, Tony Gabriele. ROW 2: Sandy Vallee, Diane Dennick,
Sandy Kirby, Ruth Ager, Roberta Finneley, Pam Humpal. ROW 3: Paul Wacchaus, Wendell
Rountree, Mark Mannion, Landin Robinette, Becky Brady, Joe Lorence. ROW 4: Jim Ent-
sminger, Brian Swatty, Keith Asher, Bill Miller, Phil Hogan, Howard Zucker, Ann Pascalel.
NOT SHOWN: Krystal Kent, Pat Wilson.
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Juniors
After one year's experience at Euclid, the juniors
returned for another year of work. They became the
bullwarks of the athletic program and organiza-
tions. Looking forward to future careers many jun-
iors launched vocational programs while many col-
lege bound students continued with their academic
programs leading to a profession. As the year pro-
gressed, the juniors met the challenges and in May
accepted the reins of seniorhood. Thus, they became
the class of 77.
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1976 was the Bicentennial year, a very important histori-
cal moment. The school year of '75-76 was also a very
special year for seniors. They became more aware of the
future, its responsibilities and challenges. All of the
seniors were individuals. Some left school early and went to
their jobs, while others stayed after school and participated
in activities. For some, their final year was the best, and
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2. Give me a hand.
3. Chris Rupert finally finds a cure for his big mouth.
1. Lover- Boy Girimont
2. "Beauty King", Mark Mahnic
3. Raggedy Donna
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1. Is it Santa Claus or the "Easter" Bunriy?
2. The scientific way to hang yourself.
3. Did one of those plants just talk to me?
1. You can do some crazy things with glue.
2. Mike Scully and his 8 gang.
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2. Oh no — you're kidding!
1. Performing major surgery.
2. Enjoying the first signs of winter
3. Ring in the Spirit of '76.
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1. Green thumbs
2. Sweets for the sweel
3. Bill Rambeau — eati
, It just isn't working, Mr. Rackovan!
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1. Rick Cowan, taking it easy.
2. She just doesn't like cameras.
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2. Decking the halls with spirit.
3. She tripped me! She really did . . .
1. Experimentation, contemplation, frustration.
2. Up, up and away!
3. Do you feel a draft in this room?
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2. Who me?
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1. Debbie Fink hard at work.
2. Hey Jean, you didn't eat one of those funny brownies, did you?
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1. The Senior Class; The Cheering Champs.
2. The answer was right on the tip of his tongue.
3. Welcome to my Secret World!!
1. Comic Relief
2. Button up your overcoat
1. Move your purse, Ron!
2. Euclid's contribution of knowledge.
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1. Caught in the act.
2. I'd rather fight than switch
1. And this is my bag of tricks, guaranteed to snag a man.
2. C'mon Camloh, get it together!
3. Wont ANYONE help me do all this homework?
1. Bill Rambeau: Casanova of the halls.
2. You'd smile too, if you knew what I was drawing.
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Akiba, Esthers.
Big Show, 10, Medical Careers, 10,11: Metal
Sculpture Club, 11; Gymnastics, 10.
Alaburda, Robin
Allchin, Theodore A.
\.fJi. Club And Audio Aids, 10,11; AFS, 10-
" 12 AFS President, 12; Key Club, 10,11; Sci-
ence Seminar, 10-12: NHS, 11,12.
Allen, Laura L.
Senior Talent Night, 12; Powder Puff Foot-
ball Gold, 12; GAA, 10; Majorettes, 11,12;
Senior Scandal, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12
Swim Leaders Girls, 11; Big Show, 11,12,
Cabinet, 11; Occupational Ed. Pres., 11,
12; NHS, 11,12.
Amacher, Roy H.
Astromony Club, 10-12; Key Club, 10; NHS,
11,12; Science Seminar, 10-12; Band, 10; Teach-
er's Aid, 10,11; Computer Jocks, 11,12.
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lersky, Frederick
Kl^Club, 10,12; AFS, 12; Ski Club, 12.
Anderson, Karen
Clerk-Typist Treas.. 11,12; Swim Leaders
Girls, 10,11; Girls Basketball, 10,11; Girls
Swimming, 10,11, Powder Puff Football Gold,
12; Clerk-Typist, 11,12.
Anderson, Michelle L
Powder Puff Football Blue
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Antolick, P. Darlene
Pin', Pan»fp'C!ub 10: Senior Class, 12; Teach-
er , .A; J 10,11
Anzells, Ronald F.
Swin-,rr,ing, 10-12 Soccer, 12: Key Club, 11;
Swin-, Leader- Bovs, 11,12.
Aquilano, Janis
Arastaris, Tamiry
Arbogast, Kevin R.
Archibald, Edward J
Archibald, Jack R.
Arko, Herbert J.
Arnold, Barbara L.
Swim Leaders Girls, 1 1 IVai Napolo, 11;
Band, 10,11; Powder Put; F otball Blue, 12:
Metal Sculpture Club, 10.
Arnold, David F.
AFS, 12; Choral Masters, 10,11
'^'■t'-' Diane M.
anas), 11,12; Girls Swirrnirj'
ff Football Blue, 12.
Attwood, DebiL.
Student Council, 11: Jr. Cabinet, 10.
Augustine, Anita J.
Ad Club, 11: FBLA, 12; Medical Careers,
10,11; NHS, 11,12: Pink Panther Club, 10.
Austin, Jeannine P.
Voc.AndInd.Club,12.
Austin, Kenneth C.
Baseball, 10; Soccer, 11,12; J.V. Soccer, 10,
11; J.V. Soccer Captain, 10; Hockey, 11; Spir-
its (Bananas), 10,11.
Ayers, Robert R.
Forman Club Pres., 12: Ski Club, 11.
Ayres, Betty J.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Senior Class, 12;
Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Babets, Diane
Humanities East, 10-12.
Baehr, Barbara A.
Bagwell, Garnette R.
Baizel,Susan A.
C.O.E.aub,12.
Baker, Debra V.
Ad Club, 11; Girls Swimming, 11; Senior
Talent Night, 12; Powder Puff Football
Gold, 12.
Balazs, Andrew J.
Bambic, Sharon
Baris, Alice
D.E. Club, 11,12.
Barnauskas, Michael
J.V. Football, 10; Football, 11,12; Letterman
Club, 11; Weight Club, 11.
Barnes, Dean A.
Barnett,Barb
Barry, Jeffrey L.
Barta, John
Letterman Club, 10; Hockey, 10-12.
iorsemanship
Baum, Lynne D.
Stnioi Class, 12; GAA, 10,11; Horsemanship
Club, 10.
Beadle, David E
Marching Band, 10-12, Stage Band, 10-12;
Big Show, 10-12; Orchestra, 10,12; Band, 10-12;
Powder Puff Cheerleader, 12.
Beal, Diane L.
Ski Club Sect., 11; Ski Club, 10,12; Powder
Puff Football Blue, 12; AFS, 10,11; Humanities
East, 11; Senior Talent Night, 12; Senior
Class, 12; Big Show, 10; Jr. Class, 11.
Benedum, Emmett G.
Benko, Kathleen
C.O.E.Club,i2.
Benner, Debra M.
Bergant, Kathleen A.
Ad Club, 11,12; C.O.E. Club V. Pres., 12;
FBLA, 11; NHS, 11,12; Choral Masters, 11.
Berlan, Janet A.
Swim Leaders Girls, 10,11; Girls Swimming,
12; Ski Club, 12; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Besselman, Mary Ann
Pink Panther Club, 11; Gymnastics, 11.
Beveridge, D.
Bielek, John M.
Soccer, 11; Soccer Captain, 12.
Bilko, Robert B.
D.E. Club, 11,12.
Black, Lynne D.
Blankenship, Ruth L.
Blase, Carole L.
Blasko, Thomas B.
Blazun, Lydia E.
Teacher's Aid, 12; Senior Scandal, 12; Fall
Play, 10,11; Winter Play, 11,12; Big Show,
11,12: Senior Talent Night, 12; P.A. Club
And Audio Aids, 12; Senior Cabinet, 12; Sen-
ior Class, 12; Choral Masters, 11; Varsity
Choral, 12.
Boczek, Jonathan M.
Boettcher, Linda E.
Ad Club, 11,12; C.O.E. Club Treas., 12; FBLA,
10; FBLA Pres., 11; lOE, 11; NHS, 11,12; O.E.A.
Club, 11; Pink Panther Club, 10; Powder
Pu f f Football Blue, 12; Student Council, 12.
Bohrer, Beverly
.Bolienbacher, Barbar
Bonfield,KathieJ.
Band, 10-12; Choral Masters, 11; Senior Tal-
ent Night, 12.
Booms, Brian W.
Key Club, 10; NHS, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas),
12; Teacher's Aid, 10.
Boschi, Maria E.
Bosco, Daniel S.
Bosco, Domenic A.
Golf Club, 10,11; Teacher's Aid, 10-12; Arch-
ery Club, 10,11,
Bosco, Michael A.
Botzki, UweE.
Astronomy Club, 12,
Bourgeois, Anita K,
Bradlee, William S,
Ski Club, wgi.
Budnar, Leslie A.
O.E.A. Secretary, 11; O.E.A. Club, 11,12;
lOE, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Senior
Class, 12; lOE Sect., 11.
Bukovec, Brian L.
Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Weight Club, 11,
12; Indoor Track, 10,11; Track, 10-12; Pow-
der Puff Cheerleader, 12,
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Braun, Richard .
Senior Talent Night, 12; Key Club, 10; Band,
10-12; Orchestra, 10-12; Fall Play, 11; Win-
ter Play, 10-12; Big Show, 10-12; Powder Puff
Cheerleaders, 12,
Brehm, Karen A.
Brentar, George M.
Breskvar, Lyneah J.
Choral Masters, 12; Big Show, 11,12; Fall
Play, 12; Senior Talent Night, 12; Gymnastics,
10-12,
(uckman, Debra A.
Britsch, Elizabeth A. '
Brockman, Patricia A,
, 10-12; Spirits (Bananas), 10; Pink Pan
J
^GAA, 10-1
?tH|^lub, ;
Br^nPPVi, The
10,
Brown, Debra Ar
D.E. Qub, 12; O.yppub, 11,12; lOE, 11,12,
Brussee, Ralph R.
Buanno, Angela L.
IQS, 11; NHS, 11,12; Swim Leaders Girls,
12; Wai Napolo, 12,
Bukovec, Thomas E.
Gym Leaders, 12; Indoor Track, 10:
Football, 10.
Burke, Lynn
Burns, Judy Ann ,;'._;
Student Council, 12; Winter Play, 12; Senior
Class, 12,
Burya, James K.
Cable, Cheryl A.
lOE Pres., 12; lOE, 11,12; Computer Jocks,
12,
Cafarelli, Carol A.
Cahill, Michael F.
Caimi, Carmen D.
Calabrace, Lorelle L.
Calabrese, David S.
Ski Club, 10,
Calabrese, Elizabeth
COE, Club, 12; FBLA, 11,12,
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Caldrone, Nancy J,
Powder Puff Football Blue 12,
alvert, Denise L.
S^la^ Aids, 10; Teacher's Aid, 10,12; Pow-
der V^ Football Blue, 12; AFS, 10,11; GAA,
10,11; N/HS, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12;
Swim Leaders Girls'' 10-12; Wai Napolo, 11,
12; Senior Class, iSSKymnastics, 10,
Bi^^^isC.
AFSPo4; HiunanlT&s East, 11; S.I.E, (F.T.A.),
10-12; Sri:t, (P^.A.) Pres., 12; Student Coun-
cil, 12;: Varsity Choral, 12; Choral Masters,
11; Fall Play, 12; Winter Play, 12; Senior Class,
12; Senior Talent Night, 12; Girls Chorus,
10; Big Show, 10-12; Jr. Class, 11; Wrestling,
10-12,
Buckels,KellyA.
Ski Club, 10-12; Swim Leaders Girls, 11; Wai
Napolo, 11,12.
Camloh, Martin D.
Euclidian Staff, 12; Euclidian Salesman, 12;
AFS, 10,11; Spirits (Bananas), 12;
Masters, 10,11. I
Camloh, Michael A. \
Choral Masters, 10,11; Varsity Chorjl^n.
Candela, Samuel H.
Capella, Denise L.
NHS, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas), 10; Senior
Class, 12; Jr. class, 11; Senior Scandal, 12;
Spectrum, 10,
Caputo, Ernest P.
J.V. Basketball, 10; Basketball, 11; Basket-
ball Captain, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,12;
Band, 10,11; J.V, Baseball, 10; baseball, 11,
Carman, Stephen L.
Swimming, 10; Swim Leaders Boys, 11,12;
Choral Masters, 10-12.
Carney, Christopher
Key Club, 10, ..^^
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Carney, Timothy J. . " .;!\
Swim Leaders Boys, 11; Spirits (Bananas),
12; Powder Puff Cheerleader, 12; Basketball, 11,
Carpenter, Carolyn S.
GAA, 10,11; Ski Club, 10,12; Spirits (Ba-
nanas), 10-12,
CartulU, Susan M.
Casciato, Robert R.
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Casstevens, Christi
AFS, 11,12; NHS, 11,12; Orchestra, 10-12;
Band, 11,12; Senior Class, 12; Big Show, 10-12;
Studen t Store, H^, .
Cavell, Barbara J,
CO.E. Club, 12; GAA, 10,11; Gym Leaders,
11; Spirits (Bananas), 11; Girls Basketball,
10; Grils Baseball, 10; Teacher's Aid, 10,11,
Cefaratti, Samuel E.
Jr, Class, 11,
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Cefaratti, VickiL
Cheerleaders, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12;
Choral Masters, 11,12; Girls Chorusj. 10;
GAA, 12,
Cek, Cynthia
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Centa, Christine M.
NHS, 11,12; Pink Panthers Treas., 10-12;
Spirits (Bananas) Pres., 11,12; Senior Class,
12; Jr, Class, 11; Powder Puff Footba
Blue, 12,
Centa, John A. "^ g -•■ -^
Ski Club, 12; Weight Club,^^.;. -^ -^
Spirits (Bananas), 12; Student Council, 12;
Big Show, 10-12; Varsity Choral, 11,12;. Sen-
ior Class, 12; Football, 12; J,V. Football, 10;
Powder Puff Cheerleaders, 12,
Cesar, Ann
AFS, 11; CO.E. Club, 12; Medical Careers
Sect., 10,11; NHS, 11,12; PitdWanthi
10; Ski Club, 10,11.
Cesen, Victoria J.
Cheerleaders, 10-12;
Cheerldrs Capt
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Euclidian Salesman, 12; GAA, 10-12; Horse-
manship Club, 10; NHS, 11,12; Spirits (Ba-
gnanas), 10-12; Varsity Choral, 12; Choral
blasters. 11; Senior Class, 12; Jr. Cabinet,
11 Indoor Track, 10-12; Girls Track, 10-12;
PowdeiTutt Football Gold, 12.
Cetinski, Charles
Teacher's Aid, 11,12.
Chambers, Deborah A.
NHS, ll,i; Pink Panthers Pres., 10-12; Sen-
ior Class 12 Teacher's Aid, 12; Powder Puff
Football Blue 12
Champa, Steven R.
Chase, Michael E.
Letterman Club, 10,11; Spirits (Bananas),
11,12; 500 Mile Club, 11,12.
Chasser, John M.
Weight Club, 10-12; Weight Club V. Pres.,
12.
Cheadle, Douglas G.
Chesnes, Fred J.
Chorba, Rose
Chrestoff, Leslie A.
Powder Puff Football Blue, 12; Spirits (Ba-
nanas), 10; GAA, 10.
Christensen, Myra A.
Christiansen, Alan J.
Christopher, Nichola
Gym Leaders, 11,12; Letterman Club, 11,12;
Spirit* (Bananas), 11,12; Football, 11,12; Foot-
ball Captain. 12; j.V. Football, 10.
Chuha, Loretta A.
Astronomy Club, 10; Euclidian Staff, 11,12;
Girls Chorus, 11.
Ciomek, Gary
Clapp, Harry S.
Clark, KathyE.
Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Clarke, Patrick M.
Clinton, Sheila M.
Jr Class, 11, Senior Class, 12.
Colhns, Debra L.
Collins, Greg
Letterman Club, 11,12; Gym Leaders, 11;
Spirits (Bananas), 11,12: Football Captain, 12.
Columbia, Jeffrey R.
O.E.A. Treasurer, 11,12.
Connelly, Rita M.
Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Conway, Halle
Spirits (Bananas), 12; Student Council, 11,
12; Student Council Sect., 12; Senior Class,
12; Powder Puff Football Gold, 12; Senior
Scandal, 12.
Cook, Floreene
Coons, Pamela
Spirits (Bananas), 11;
Corbran, Bettina M.'
1; G\\, 10.
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CorrM, jFIward I.
AFS, izyki Club, 12; Senior Class, 12.
Corrigan, Katherine
Costantino, Ronald D.
Costello, Ronald J.
Cowan, Richard D.
AFS, 11; IQS, 11,12; NHS, 11,12; Senior Scan-
dal. 12; burvey Editorial, 11,12; Varsity Cho-
ral, 11,12; Choral Masters, 10; Band, 10-12;
Stage Band, 10-12; Big Show, 10-12; Fall Play,
11,12; Boys State, 12; Senior Talent Night,
10-12; Soccer, 10; Swimming, 10,11; Marching
Band, 10-12.
Cowper, Barbara J.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Senior Class, 12;
Sports Aids, 11.
Cragle, Kristina E.
Criado, KathyJ.
O.E.A. Club, 11,12; O.E.A. Secretary, 12; lOE,
11,12; lOEV. Pres., 11.
Crouch, Robert L.
Cunningham, Mary B.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Student Council,
12; Choral Masters, 11,12; Big Show, 10-12;
Winter Play, 10-12; Senior Class, 12; Senior
Talent Night, 12; Powder Puff Football Blue,
12; Girls Chorus, 10.
Czaplicki, James
Czaplicki, Maria S.
Czyzycki, AnnT.
FBLA, 10; D.E. Club V. Pres., 12; NHS, 11,12.
Dackiewicz, Doreen A.
NHS, 11,12.
Daiber, Keith B.
Golf, 12; Ski Club, 10-12.
Dailey, Timothy R.
Golf Club, 10,11; Golf Club Pres., 12; IQS
11,12; Key Club, 10; NHS, 11,12.
D Amico, Linda .J..
D.E. Club, 11,12. 'v
Danzinger, Linda A.
Darasko, Elizabeth A.
Euclidian Staff, 10,11; Euclidian Salesman, 11.
Deaton, Dianna L. ^^wW^-,
Deemer, Carol J.
Degutis, Cheryl A.
Deighton^hom,as 1
J.V. Swimming, 10; Swim Leaders Boys, 11.
Delehanty, James T.
J.V. Basketball, 10.
De Marco, Daniel
Debate Club, 10-12; IQS, 11
NHS Pres., 12; Survey Editoria
Demattie, Laurie B
Ski Club, 11,12; IQS, 11
12; Student Council, 11; NHS
Deming, Donna Ma
Derganc, Diana M.
C.O.E.CIub,l2.
Deveney, Laureen A.
Diaddario, Virginia
C.O.E. Club, 12; FBLA, 10; GAA, 10; Powder,
Puff Football Blue, 12.
Dickard, David <
Dicki, Cynthia S. !
Medical Careers, 10,11; Ski Club, 10-12; NHS,)
11,12; Survey Editorial, 10-12; Survey Edi-j
torial Editor, 12; IQS, 11,12.
Dietz, Richard D.
Di Lalla, Mary
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Di Thomaso, Jamie ;
Doganiero, Nancy Ann
lOE Pres., 11; O.E.A., Club, 12; lOE, 11.
Donovan, Matthew J.
Dorsey, Doreen A.
Dotson, John L.
Downing, Victoria M.
Clerk-Typist, 11,12; FBLA, 10.
Drew, Gregory W.
Letterman Club, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas),
10-12; Weight Club, 10-12; Indoor Track,
10; J.V Football, 10; Football, 11,12; Wrestling,
10.
Drew, Jerome F.
Dudek, DebraD.
Duff, Zelma L.
Dular, Claudia
Powder Puff Football Blue, 12; Sports Aids,
11: Euclidian Staff, 10,11; Euclidian Section
Editor, 12; Euclidian Salesman, 10-12; IQS,
11,12; Medical Careers, 10; Medical Careers
Treas, 11; NHS, 11,12; Swim Leaders Girls,
11; Teachers Aid, 11; Red Cross Club, 11.
Dunn, Patrice D.
I Dutko, AmyRae
Dzebl, Adrian Z.
faster, Scott A.
Choral Masters, 11; Band, 12; Senior Class,
12; Senior Talent Night, 12; AFS, 10-12; Hu-
manities East, 11; Key Club, 10; S.I.E. (F.T.A.),
10-12; Big Show, 10-12; Winter Play, 10,12;
Fall Play, 12; Senior Cabinet, 12; Varsity
Choral, 12.
Eastley, Kevin E.
Eberwein, Debra Ann
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Choral Masters,
12; Senior Class, 12; Senior Talent Night,
12; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12; Big Show,
12.
Edelman, James C.
P.A. Club And Audio Aids, 10,11.
Eeckhout, Annette E.
AFS, 11,12; NHS, 11,12; Swim Leaders Girls,
10,11; Wai Napolo, 10-12; Wai napolo Pres.,
12: Wai Napolo Treas., 11.
Eichler, Kevin M.
Football, 10-12; Weight Club, 11,12; Gym
Leaders, 12; J.V. Indoor Track, 10; Track, 10.
Eiermann, Maureen A.
Teacher's Aid, 11,12.
Eikenburg, Paul A.
Ellis, James R.
Ellis, Ronald J.
EUul, Leonard V.
Erdman, Douglas C.
Tennis, 11; J.V. Tennis, 10; Orchestra, 10-12.
Eroskey, Gail Ann .>
AFS, 10-12; Euclidian Staff, 12; Euclidian
Salesman, 12; FBLA, 11; Student Council,
10,11; Student Council Treas, 11; Teacher's
Aid, 12; Girls Tennis, 10-12; Powder Puff
Football Gold, 12; Senior Class, 12; Big Show,
XOjJyJarching Band, 10
Evans, Marya
Eyer, Gail
Humanities B|st, 11; NHS, 11,12; Student
Store, 10; Ser/or Class, 12; AFS, 11; Teacher's
Aid, 12.
Eyman, Kurt C.
Band Treasurer, 12; AFS, 10-12; Teacher's
Aid, 10-12; Track, 10,11; Winter Play, 12;
Big Show, 12; Marching Band, 10-12; Peft_
Band, 12; Majorette Club, 10-12; Key Club,
10,11.
Fabianich, Stanley
Faight, Linda S.
Ad Club, 11; NHS, 11,12; Senior Class, 12;
Girls Chorus, 10.
Faraci, Louis M.
Farenchak, Denise
Farizel, Dan R.
Hockey, 10-12.
Farkas, Cynthia A.
AFS, 10,11; AFS Secretary, 12; Euclidian Staff,
11; Euclidian Section Editor, 12; Euclidian
Salesman, 11,12; GAA, 10,11; Gym Leaders,
11,12; Humanities East, 11; NHS, 11,12; Jr.
Class, 11; IQS, 11,12; Spectrum, 10.
Fasham, Elizabeth L.
Senior Class, 12; Sprits (Bananas), 11,12.
Feiock, Brian D.
NHS, 11,12; Basketball, 10-12; Football, 12;
Track, 10-12; J.V. Basketball, 10; Spirits (Ba-
nanas), 10,11; Letterman Club, 10-12.
Ferrell, Patricia E.
Teacher's Aid, 10,11; Jr. Class, 11; NHS, 11,
12; C.O.E. Club, 12.
Fetko, Mark
Varsity Choral, 12; Stage Band, 11,12; Big
Show, 10-12; Fall Play, 11,12; Winter Play,
10,12; Senior Class, 12; Senior Talent Night,
10,12; Soccer, 10.
Ficere, James J.
Fink, Deborah M.
Euclidian Staff, 12; NHS. 11,12; Pink Pan-
ther Club, 10-12; Pink Panthers V. Pres.,
12; Senior Scandal, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-
12; Student Council, 12; Big Show, 12; Senior
Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Sports Aids, 11,12;
Senior Talent Night, 12; Powder Puff Foot-
ball Gold, 12; Euclidian Salesman, 12; IQS, 12.
Finneley, Mary Anne
C.O.E. Club, 12; Survey Bus.l 10? Teacher's
Aid, 10. *
Fitzsimmons, Gail A.
Flanagaft, Michael J.
Senior Scandal, 12; Jr. Cabinet, 11; Senior
Class, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Senior
Talent Night, 12.
wefs7 Carrie Lynn
Fondran, Cynthia L.
Wai Napolo, 11,12; Swim Leaders Girls, 11.
Foreman, Stephen K.
Fortunato, Catherine
Clerk-Typist, 11; C.O.E. Club, 12; FBLA,
10; Senior Talent Night, 12.
Foskey, John R.
J.V. Baseball, 10; Basketball, 11; Baseball, 11,12.
Fox, Ted R.
Radio Club, 11; J.V. Football, 10.
Fraley, Linda S.
Clerk-Typist, 11,12.
Frederking, Martin J.
AFS, 10-12; NHS, 11,12; Varsity Choral, 12;
Choral Masters, 10,11; Big Show, 10-12; Fall
Play, 12; J.V. Indoor Track, 10; Senior Talent
Night, 12.
Fresenko, Linda J.
Euclidian Staff, 10; Medical Careers, 10: Red
Cross Club, 12.
Fticar, Steven Gary
Fuerst, Alice M.
GAA, ; Horsemanship Club, 10; Senior Class,
12; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12: Senior
Talent Night, 12.
Fulton, Gretchen
Senior Class, 12; Girls Chorus, 10.
Furlong, John M.
NHS, 11,12; S.I.e. (F.T.A.), 10-12; S.I.E. (F.T.A.)
Treas, 12; Survey Editorial, 10-12; IQS, 12;
Sports Aids, 10-12.
Gadish, Donna J.
Gallaher, Tracy J.
Gambitta, Mary A.
jarred, Cynthia M.
Gast Tracy A.
Football, 10-12; Wrestling 10-12; Swim j
ers Boys, 11,12; Poyvder Puf t Football Blue, 12.
Gensler, Kathy A.
Geyer, William J.
Gibson, Brenda K.
Gibson, Denise
jf:^\
Girimont, Michael J.
Baseball, 10-12; Basketball, 10-12
(Buunas), 10-12.
Spirits
, Deborah L
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Gregory, Arthur P.
Astrortomy Glub, 10-12: Camera Club, 11;
Metal Sculpture Club, 12, Radio Club, 10.
Griesmer, Daniel M.
Football, 10,11.
Griffin, Adrian j.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; 500 Mile Clu^
12; Cross Country, 10-12; Cross Country
Captain, 12: Indoor Track, 10,11; Track, 10-
12; Powder Puf i Cheerleader, 12.
Grigor, Alex P
Griswold, D
Gross, Robert K
• Cynthia A.
C.O.E. Club, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 10,11;
Ski Club, 10-12; PowderPnff Football Gold, 12.
icken, Julie L.
Powder Puff Football
Gliebe, Robert G
Glovan, Anthony P.
FormanClub, 12.
Gockel.RalpertK.
Baseball, 12.
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Grubar, Kathleen
,O.E. Club, 12; Humanities East, 11; Ski
ub, 10-12; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff
Ipfeotball Blue, 12.
ze, Suzanne Mjs
if'iii*. Panthers Pre', 10,11; Pink Panther
Stephanie
'lerk-Typist Pres., 12.
Gudaitis, Richard G
GuUo, Anita L.
Gullo, Michael A.
Gold, Marci ,r ^
k \^ Gundling, Susan M.
Golden, Thpb\as J* i i- "*- - Q...j=...Cf„,» m.n
Golinski, Patnci*ME ?
Girls Swimming, 10-12: Horsei
■ 10: GAA, 10,11
Golobic, Darinka
GAA, 10.
Gordon, Michelle
Grau, Lilly
AFS, 12.
Gray, Larry T.
Graziano, Daniel
Grebenc, John R.
Letterman Club, 11; Indoor Track, 10; Weight
Oub, 10-12; Powder Puff CheeHcader, 12.
Grebenc, Joseph D.
Weight Club, 10-12; Weight f lub Pres., 12;
W'rntling, 10-12; Wrestling; Captain, 12;
Sprite (Banarvas), 12
Student Store, 10-12.
Gutka, Leonard J.
Guzzo, Vicki L.
Habenicht, Joyce A.
Euclidian Staff, 11,12; AFS, 10; Humanities
East, 11; Medical Careers, 10-12; Medical
Careers Pres., 12; Metal Sculpture Club, 10-
12; NHS, 11,12; Spirig (Bananas), 10,11.
Hach, William R.
AFS, 10-12; AFS V. President, 11; NHS, 11,
12; Swim Leaders Boys, 11.
Haines, Mary B.
A, 11; lOE Treas., 11,12; GAA, 10; NHS,
11,12; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff Foot-
ball Blue, 12; O.E.A. Club, 11,12; O.E.A Treas-
urer, 11,12; lOE, 11,12.
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Haines, Tammee
Hale, Duane E.
Euclidian Staff, 11,12; Euclidian Salesman,^
12; Key Club, 10; IQS, 12; Big Shpw, 11,12;
Fall Play, 12; Senior Talent Night, 12.
Hale, Mary Ellen
Hall, John F.
:ll,VathTe.
Hall, Pamela J.
AFS, 12; Euclidian Staff, 11,12; Euclidian
Section Editor, 12; lOE, 11,12; IQS, 12; O.E.A.
Club, 11,12; Pink Panther Club, 10,12; Big I
Show, 10-12; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff/"
Football Blue, 12. /
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Haney, Dawn D.
Hanlon,Mary Jo
AFS, 10-12; Euclidian Staff 11,12; IQS, 12;
Medical Careers, 10,11; NHS, U,*2r
Panther Club, 10,11; S.I.^ (F.t.A.), 13
Spirits (Bananas), 10; Teifcher's Aid, I0,"1
Golf Club Sect., 10; Pinochle Club Sect., 11^
Senior Class, 12; Red Cros^ Club, 11,12
Hanna, James E.
Hanna, Kimberl
D.E.CIub.ll
Hanratty, Pa\r
Hanson, Carl M.
P.A. Club And Audio Aids, 11,12; CamerJ
Club, 10-12.
Hanson, Holly J.
Gym Leaders, 12; Girls Basketball, 10-12;'
Girls Hockey, 10; Girls Baseball, 10-12; Band,
10-12; GAA, 10,11; Pep Band, llgAgf^ Var
sity Basketball Capt., ^ *Volley|
Harai, Dalemarie
IDE, 11,12; O.E.A. Secretary, 12; O.E.A. Club.j
11; Pinochle Club, 10; Swim Leaders Girlsj
10.
Harich, Jeffrey L.
Band, 10.
Harps, Barbara A.
Wai Napolo, 11; Swim Leaders Girls, ll|
Teacher s Aid, 12; C.O.E. Club, 12.
Hai rell, Thomas M.
Basketball Captain, 12; Basketball, 10,lll
Track, 10-12; Spirits (Bananas), 10,11.
Hartman, Tony
Hasse, Jean L.
AFS, 10; Humanities East, 11; IQS, 12; NHS,
11,12; Science Seminar, 11; S.I.E. (F.T.A.),
10-12; Survey Editorial, 11,12; Band, 10-12;
Band Pres., 12; Orchestra, 10-12; Stage Band,
10-12; Big Show, 10-12; Senior Talent Night,
10,12; Teacher's Aid, 11.
[astertjohn M.
CameraCIub, 11,12: Euclidian Staff, 11,12.
liSBb^
Hatcher, Carl D.
Hausrath, Henry I.
Hayes, Ann Marie
Powder Puff Football Gold, 12.
Hayman, Daniel L.
Hayward, John W.
Heindel, Robert P.
Baseball, 10; Swim Leaders Boys, 11,12.
Hemmert, Leroy A.
Hendershot, R. Christ
Hepp, Randi Linn
Student Council, 11; Majorettes, 12; Powder
Puff Football Gold, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Senior
Talent Night, 12; Senior Class, 12; Majorette
Club, 10-12.
Herak, Christopher J.
Letterman Club, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas),
10-12; Weight Club, 10-12; Football, 11,12;
J.V. Football, 10.
Herak, Diane Marie
Spirits (Bananas), 12; Senior Class, 12; Pow-
der Puff Football Blue, 12.
Hershman, Terry L.
Hertel, Deborah A.
Hieber, Thomas G.
Spirts (Bananas), 10-12; Water Polo, 10-12;
Swimming Captain, 10-12; Swimming, 10-12.
Hirsch, Mary H.
Spirits (Bananas), 10,11; Girls Chorus, 10.
Hlavac, Beth Ann
Ad Club, 11,12; Girls Swimming, 10-12; Sports
Aids, 10,11; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff
Football Gold, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 12; GAA,
10; AFS, 11.
Hlebak, Sandra G.
FBLA, 10; Ski Club, 11,12.
Hocevar, Carrie E.
Spirits (Bananas), 11,12.
Hocevar, John T.
Hocevar, Kathleen S
C.O.E. Club, 12; GAA, 10; Spirits (Bananas),
10,11; Sports Aids, 12.
Hodas, Marlene
Hoffert, Elizabeth A.
Student Council, 10,11; Spirits (Bananas),
10; Pink Panther Club, 10; C.O.E. Club, 12.
Hoffmeyer, Kimberly
Hollmeyer, Scott
Holtz, Thomas R.
Hongosh, Joseph N.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Baseball, 10-12; J.V.
Baseball, 10-12; J.V. Basketball, 10; Letter-
man Club, 12.
Hulin, Martin J.
Golf Club, 10.
Humphrey, Bonnie Lee
Euclidian Staff, 11; Euclidian Editor In Chief,
12; Euclidian Salesman, 11,12; AFS, 10-12;
AFS V. President, 11; GAA, 10,11; Humani-
ties East, 11; NHS, 11,12; Science Seminar,
10,11; IQS, 11,12; Band, 10-12; Senior Talent
Night, 12; IQS Pres., 12; Spectrum, 10; March-
ing Band, 11,12; *Symphonic Band, 11,12;
»Pep Band, 11,12.
Hunnell, Deborah L.
Huntsman, Kathleen M.
Senior Class, 12; Big Show, 11,12; FBLA, 10;
S.I.E. (F.T.A.), 11; Varsity Choral, 12; Band,
10-12; Spirits (Bananas), 12; Senior Talent
Night, 12.
Huston, June L.
Teacher's Aid, 11,12.
Hutchinson, Charles
Hutchinson, Karen R.
Senior Class, 12; Senior Talent Night, 11,
12; Teacher's Aid, 12; Medical Careers, 10;
NHS, 11,12; S.I.E. (F.T.A.), 11; S.I.E. (F.T.A.)
Sect., 12; Varsity Choral, 11,12; Choral Mas-
ters, 10; Band, 10-12; Stage Band, 11,12; Big
Show, 10-12.
Imler, Charles M.
Imm, Carol M.
Winter Play, 10,11; Senior Class, 12; Jr. Class,
11; AFS, 10-12; AFS Treasurer, 12; Humani-
ties East, 11; NHS, 11,12; Science Seminar, 11;
Ski Club, 10-12; Ski Club Treas. 10; Big Show,
10-12; Fall Play, 10-12; Senior Talent Night, 12.
Irvine, Garth John
Ivancic, Carol H.
Jaklich, Michael M.
Jaksa, Carol J.
Jakubisn, Kathryn M.
C.O.E. Club, 12; Humanities East, 11.
Janovics, Karen M.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Girls Chorus, 10;
Sports Aids, 11; Senior Class, 12; Senior Class,
12; Senior Talent Night, 12; Powder Puff
Football Blue, 12.
Jazbec, Cheryl A.
D.E. Club, 11,12; GAA, 10,11; Gym Leaders,
11; Pink Panther Club, 10,11; Teacher's Aid, 12.
Jerin, Robert N.
Jerson, Mark W.
Band, 10
Jirousek,TerryJ.
C.O.E. Club Treas., 12.
Johnson, Joanne M.
Pink Panther Club, 10; lOE, 11; Teacher's
Aid, 12; C.O.E. Club, 11,12; O.E.A. Club, 11.
Jones, Jill D.
Jordan, Julie Ann
Girls Tennis, 10-12; Girls Basketball, 10;
Powder Puff Football Gold, 12; GAA, 10-12;
Gym Leaders, 11; Majorettes, 11,12; Spirits
(Bananas), 10,11.
Juratovic, Kathy A.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12.
Justice, Lynn M.
Kain, Joseph B.
J.V. Football, 10; Powder Puff Cheerleader,
12; J.V. Baseball, 10,11.
Kalves,Jill
Kane, Christine M.
Kane, Patricia L.
Medical Careers, 10; Spirits (Bananas), 12;
Choral Masters, 11,12; Senior Class, 10.
Kaneen, Paul
Kapler, Patricia
Ski Club Sect., 11; Ski Club Treas., 12; Teach-
er's Aid, 11,12.
Kastelic, Laurie A.
C.O.E. Club, 12; C.O.E. Club Sect., 12.
Kastelic, Linda M.
Katarsky, Lorene
GAA, 10; Majorettes, 10-12; Majorettes Cap-
tain, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Senior
Class, 12.
Kato, EricV.
Katrinak, Mark
Katz, Brian L.
Water Polo, 10-12; NHS, 11,12: PA. Club
And Audio Aids, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas),
10; Big Show, 10-12; Swimming, 10-12; Fall
Play, 11,12.
Kaucic, James F.
Writing Club, 12; Sports Aids, 12.
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Kayza Joseph T.
KeckJudyF.
Keck, Peter R.
NHS, 11,12; Football 10-12; Baseball, 10-12;
Choral Masters, 10; \ arsity Choral, 11,12;
Letterman Club, 11,12.
Kekelis, ReginaL.
Kemp, Michael
Ski Club, 10.
Kendro, Therese
C.O.E. Club, 12; Euclidian Staff, 10-12; IQS,
11,12: Girls Chorus, 10; Senior Talent Night,
12; C.O.E. Historian, 12.
Keresztes, Steve
Powder Puff Football Gold, 12; Teacher's
Aid, 12.
Kimack, Joyce D.
C.O.E. Club, 12; lOE, 11; FBLA, 10; O.E.A.
Club, 11.
Kimberly, Alexander
King, James D.
Kinney, Julie A.
Student Store, 10.
Kinney, Tina
Kirchner, Denise L.
O.E.A. Club, 12; C.O.E. Club, 12; Powder
Puff Football Gold, 12.
Kirchner, Kathleen A.
lOE, 11,12; Powder Puff Football Gold, 12;
O.E.A. Club, 11,12; Teacher's Aid, 12.
Kleinfeld,RolfD.
Varsity Choral, 12: Band, 10-12; Stage Band,
10-12; Big Show, 11,12; Winter Play, 12;
Soccer, 12.
Klinko, Lori A.
Majorettes, 10; Powder Puff Football Gold,
-OiiSenior Class, 12; Pink Panther Club, 12.
Kloss, David R. ~"~
Senior Talent Night, 12; Teacher's Aid, 12.
Klun, Philomena M.
Kobe, Barbara K.
Senior Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11: Girls Swim-
ming, 11; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12;
Ski Club, 11; Red Cross Club, 12.
Koci,KayF.
GAA, 10,11; Gym Leaders, 11,12; Senior Cabi-
net, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 12; S.I.E. (F.T.A.),
10,11; Senior Talent Night, 12; Euclidian
Salesman, 12; Girls Baseball, 10; Girls Hockey,
10: Powder Puff Football Gold, 12; Band,
10,11: Girls Basketball, 10.
Kocin, Sandra M.
Spirits (Bananas), 11; Senior Talent Night,
12; Girls Hockey, 10; Powder Puff Football
Blue, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Teacher's Aid, 10-12.
Konchan, Dianne M.
AFS, 12; GAA, 10-12; Medical Careers, 11;
Horsemanship Club, 10-12; Spirits (Bananas),
12; Senior Cabinet, 12; Girls State, 11; Girls
Track, 10-12; Senior Talent Night, 12.
Kooser, Joella
C.O.E. Club, 12; NHS, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas),
Kordic, James F.
Basketball, 11,12; Baseball, 11,12; Gym Lead-
ers, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 12.
Kormos, John?.
Kosovich, Kenneth J.
NHS, 11,12; Science Seminar, 10-12; Swim
Leaders Boys, 11,12; Medical Careers, 10.
Koss, Kevin
Forman Club, 12.
Kostreba, Brian A.
Kovalski, Denise M.
Euclidian Staff, 10,11; Girls Chorus, 10,11;
Teacher's Aid, 11,12.
Kowalkowski, Debra
Wai Napolo, 11,12; Swim Leaders Girls, 10,
11; Girls Swimming, 12; Band, 11,12.
Kozel, Susan M.
Ad Club, 10,11; Gym Leaders, 11,12; Gym
Leaders Pres., 12; Student Council, 11,12.
Kozlowski, Mark A.
Kramar, Anthony R.
Ski Club, 10-12; Science Seminar, 10.
Kramer, Diane S.
Krivacic, Ronald
Krizanovic, Daneta J.
D.E. Club, 11,12.
Krofina, Sharon L.
Band, 10-12; Orchestra, 12; Varsity Choral,
10-12; Senior Class, 12; Stage Band, 12; Big
Show, 11,12; Student Council, 11; Girls
Swimming, 11.
Krotine, Susan F.
Krsolovic, Kenneth R.
IQS, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Survey Edi-
torial, 12; Hockey, 10-12; Powder Puff
Cheerleader, 12.
Kunath, Robert C.
Humanities East, 11; IQS, 11,12; NHS, 11,
12; Survey Editorial Editor, 11,12; Debate
Club, 10-12.
Kurtz, Warren D.
Student Store, 11,12; Orchestra, 10; IQS, 12;
Medical Careers, 11; Humanities East, 11;
NHS, 11,12; NHS Sect., 12: S.I.E. (F.T.A.),
10-12; S.I.E. (F.T.A.) Treas, 11; Survey
Editorial, 12.
Lach, Joanne 3
Lambert, Joseph J.
Survey Editorial, 11; Survey Editorial Edi-
tor, 12; IQS, 11; IQS Treas., 12. \
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Lang, Kathleen M.
AFS President, 10,11; Medical Careers, 12;
S.I.E. (F.T.A.), 11; Voc. And Ind. Club, 12;
Choral Masters, 11,12.
Landon, Sharon L.
Laseak, Linda
GAA, 10.
Latcovich, Thomas J.
Spirits (Bananas), 12; Tennis, 10,11; Tennis
Captain, 12.
Lee, Fong Suk
Leinweber, Sharon A.
lOE, 11,12; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12;
O.E.A., Club, 11,12.
Leonhardt, Linda A.
Student Council, 12; Choral Masters, 11;
Senior Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Powder Puff
Football Gold, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 11; Ma-
jorettes, 10,11; Majorette Club, 10.
Lepley, Robert E.
Lipscomb, Ronald
Lisi, Lorie M.
lOE, 11,12; lOE Pres., 12; lOE V. Pres., 11;
NHS, 11,12; Teacher's Aid, 12; Powder Puff
Football Gold, 12; O.E.A. Club, 11,12; O.E.A.
President, 12.
Litwinowicz, Cheryl
Majorettes, 12; Metal Sculpture Club, 12;
NHS, 11,12; Spirits (Banarias), 10.
Ljubi, Charles A.
Lloyd, Bruce F.
Key Club, 10-12; Band, 10-12; Swim Lead-
ers Boys, 11; Big Show, 10; Fall Play, 11.
Lokar, Marcia A.
Cheerldrs Capt., 10; Girls Swimming, 11.
Lombardi, Kim M.
Cheerleaders, 10-12; Cheerldrs Capt., 12;
Spirits (Bananas), 10,11; Choral Masters,
11; Girls Chorus, 10; Girls Track, 10; Powder
Puff Football Gold, 12.
Lorence, Donna M.
Girls Baseball, 10-12; Ad Club, 12; GAA,
10-12; GAA Sect., 12; Gym Leaders, 11,12;
Gym Leaders V. Pres., 12; NHS, 11,12; Spir-
its (Bananas), 12; Senior Class, 12; Senior
Talent Night, 12.
Lose, Jeffery
Luce, Kathleen M.
Luda, Darlene L.
Ludvik, Michael J.
Ludwig, Dennis J.
m
Luikart, Paul L.
Swim Leaders Boys, 11,12; Choral Masters,
10; Orchestra, 10-12; Big Show, 10; Swim-
ming, 10-12; Cross Country, 10.
V
Luskin, GayleM. *^
Ad Club, 10-12; GAA, 10; Spirits (Bananas),
11,12; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff Foot-
ball Gold, 12.
Lusoski, JohnT.
Luzar, Lawrence
Golf Club, 10.
Lynch, James J.
SiHS, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Swim
Leaders Boys, 11,12; Senior Class, 12; Jr.
Class, 11; j.V. Football, 10; Boys State, 11;
Football, 11,12; Powder Puff Cheerleader, 12.
Mackevicius, Arvydas
Debate Club, 10-12; IQS, 11,12; NHS, 11,
12; Boys State, 11.
Mahnic, Mark E.
Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Student Council,
12; NHS, 11,12; Swim Leaders Boys, 11; Water
Polo, 10-12; Senior Cabinet, 12; Senior Class,
12; Swimming, 10-12; Swimming Captain,
12.
Malenda, David A.
Mancini, Letitia A.
Manion, John D.
Mantz, Jack
Marino, Janice M.
Girls Chorus, 10.
Marino, Robert J.
Markiewicz, Robert
^arkulin, Kim D. *- v
Martinenas, Edmund A.
Weight Club, 12; Voc. And Ind. Club 12;
Voc. And Ind. Club Pres., 12.
Massey, Kenneth R.
Massiello, Martin
Matthews, Virginia L.
Medical Careers, 11; NHS, 11,12; Pink Pan-
ther Club, 10-12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,12;
Girls Chorus, 10; Powder Puff Football Blue,
12; Jr. Class, 11; Senior Class, 12; »Office
Aid, 11,12.
Mavsar, Mary M.
Maxwell, Alan
May, Russell T.
Mazur, Diane M.
Mazzaro, Louise M.
AFS, 12; Girls Chorus, 10: Girls Basketball, 10.
McClurg, Gary E.
,,JMc Connell, Robert W.
J.V. Basketball, 10; Basketball, 11.
Mc Craith, Elizabeth
Euclidian Salesman, 12; Spirits (Bananas),
12; Student Council, 12; Euclidian Salesman,
12; GAA, 10; Pink Panther Club, 10,11; Spir-
its (Bananas), 12; Student^Council, 12; Senior
Class, 12; Senior Talent Niglit, 12.
Mc Donald, Matthew S.
Gym Leaders, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12;
Spirits (Bananas) Pres., 12; Student Council,
12; Weight Club, 12; Band, 10; Senior Cabi-
net, 12; Senior Clas9^12; Soccer, 10-12; J.V.
Soccer, 10; J.V. SoccffSCaptain, 10; Powder
Puff Footbal(Gold, 12; Letterman Club, 12.
Mc DonougK^ Brian K.
Letterman Club, 12; Spirits. (Bananas), 10-
12; Gym Leaders, 10,11; Weight Club, 10-
12; Football, 11,12; J.V. Football, 10.
Mc Fadden, William N.
D.E. Club, 11,12.
Mc Gill, James R.
Mc Loughlin, Mary
Horsemanship Club, 11,12; Medical Careers,
11; Pink Panther Club, 12; Spirits (Bananas),
12; Sports Aids, 12; Teacher's Aid, 12.
Medves, Michael E.
Survey Bus., 11.
Mensinger, Eric D.
Merison, Robert
Midolo, Susan M.
IQS, 12.
Mihelich, Denise M.
Survey Bus. 12; Varsity Choral, 12; Senior
Class, 12; Senior Talent Night, 12; Teacher's
Aid, 10-12.
Mihocik, Heidi L.
GAA, 10; Spirits (Bananas), 11; Girls Chorus,
10.
Mikovich, Richard T.
Swimming, 10,11.
Her, Brian J.
Miller, David L.
Band, 10-12; Orchestra, 12; Stage Band, 10-
12; Key Club, 10; Marching Band, 10-12;
Pep Band, 10; 'Brass Choir, 11,12; *Christ-
mas Braiss, 10-12.
Miller, Diana
. AFS, 10; Medical Careers, 11,12: Medical
■'Careers Sect. 12; Band, 10-12; Marching Band,
10-12; Pep Band, 12.
Miller, Kimberly D.
Miller, Marga
rV^
Miller, Scott
Gym Leaders,JRl,12; Letterman Club,
Spirits (BanarSs), 10-12; Weight Club, 10-
12; Football, 10-12; J.V. Football, 10-12.
Mlakar, Eawrence
ouglas J.
TMargaret L.
Medical Careers, 11; Jr. Cabinet,
11; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff Football
Blue, 12.
Mog, Denise
^XLE Club. ll.T2;Gymnasrics, 10-12.
Morel. Debra L.
Bafketbail. 11,12: Powder Puff Foot-
LGolJ.i: CirU Chorus, Ij
Icrean. Roberji^W'. "
Morgan, "^adU.
Hockey Captain, 10-12; Orchestra, 11,1::,
Crosscountry 10-12; Big Show, 10.
Moriarty, Paula I
Student Council, 10-12; Student Council
Pres., 12; Gym Leaders, 12; Winter Play, 10
11; Senior Class, 12; Jr. Cabinet, 11; Sports
Aids, 11; Senior Talent Night, 12; Teacher's
Aid, 12; Senior Scandal. 12; Powder Puff Foot-
ball Gold. 12; Girls Track, 11.
. \ Morris, Timothy G.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Senior Scandal, 12;
Senior Cabinet, 12; Senior Class, 12; Pow-
_de' P- ■ F I tball Gold, 12, J V. Football, 10;
Morns, Vincent
lorris, William
Morvaji, Elizabeth A.
AFS, 1011; AFS Treasurer, 11; Gym Lead-
Debate Club. 10; NHS, 11 12; S.I.E.
T.A.), U, Band, 10-12; Band V. Pres 12;
On hc^tra, 10.11; Senior Class, 12; Band Sect ,
12. 'PTS.A Executive. 11,12; 'Marching
Band, IC 12; 'Pep Band, 11,12; *Big Show
PitOrch 10 12
Moses, Terry L
O.E.A. Qub, 11,12; lOE. 11,12.
Moluza, JanetL.
Sports Ai' in-T> CirU Swimming 10-12;
Powder ' '2
■bLA. Wll: lOE, 11,12 Pov.
V der Puff Football Blue, 12; O.E.A. Club, 11,
12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; lOE Pres., 12.
■^^Mueller, Walter O.
rchestra, 10; Swim Leaders Boys. 11,12.
IbSllhid, Josephin
Girls Chorus, 10.
* Mullally, Barbara A.
i Mulligan, Kathy I.
Munici, ,^lan W.
Munson, James H.
Murch, Chauncey M.
Murphy, Mary Ellen
Winter Play, 12; Senior Class, 12; Sports Aids,
10 11; IQS, 12; Ad Club, 11,12; Euclidian Staff,
12, Euclidian Salesman, 12; GAA, 10,11; Gym
Leaders, 11; Spirits (Bananas), 10,11; Cho-
ral Masters, 11,12; Girls Chorus, 10: Big Show,
11,12; Senior Talent Night, 12.
Myslinski, Christine
Majorettes, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas), 12; Sen-
ior Talent Night, 12; Gymnastics, 10; Major-
ette Club, 10,11.
Nainiger, Susan I.
GAA Pres., 12; GAA Sect., 11; GAA, 10; Gym
Leaders, 11; Spirits (Bananas), 12; Student
Council, 12; Senior Class, 12; *Gym Leader
Historian, 12.
Nebehay, Valerie
Horsemanship Club, 10,11; Humanities East,
10.11; Kids For Earth, 10,11; Metal Sculpture
Club 12; NHS, 11,12.
Neitzel, Gregg B.
Nelson, Constance M.
Clerk-Typist, 11,12; Clerk-Typist Treas., 11,
12; lOE, 11,12; O.E A. Club, 11,12; Swim Lead-
ers Girls, 10,11; Girls Basketball, 10,11; Powder
Puff Football Blue, 10.11.
Nemeth, Debra K.
Novosel, Mark A.
Marching Band, 10; Letterftan Club Pres.,
11,12; Band, 10-12; Weight Qub, 10-12; Spir-
its (Bananas) Pres, 10-12; Football, 10-12;
J.V. Wrestling Captain, 10; Track, 10,11;
Wrestling, 11,12.
Novotny, Diane E.
Powder Puff Football Gold, l2. -
Novotny, PhyllisA.
Euclidian Staff, 10-12; Euclidian Section Edi-
tor, 12; Euclidian Salesman, 10-12; IQS, 11,
12; Medical Careers, 10,11; Medical Careers
Pres., 11; NHS, 11,12; Student Cour^i, 10;
Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Ann
Niccum, Douglas W
Swimming, 11,12.
Noel, Sandra L.
Ad Club, 10; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff
Football Blue, 12; Gymnastics, 10-12.
Noles, DaleR.
Letterman Club,
10-12; J.V. Indoor
Wrestling, lA^O,
11,12; Spirits (Bananas),
Tidck, 10, Football, 10-12;
Noles, Michael R.
Nunnally, Evan
JHockey, 10-12.
Nusrala, Patrick
OakleaF, Kathryn A. '■
Oddo, Giulio Vincent
Student Council, 11,12.
Olinchic, Keith A.
ONeill,BrianP.
O Neill, Colleen M
ONeill, Dennis P.
Ostberg, John
Otcasek, Monica M.
Senior Cabinet, 12; Girls State, 11; Senior
Talent Night, 12; Eucuyo, 12; GAA, 10.11;,
Gym Leaders, 11,12; NHS, 11,12; Spirits (Ba-
nanas), 10-12; Student Council. 12; Big Show,
10,12; Fall Play, 12; Winter Play, 11.
Otcasek, Sheryl A. ^
Orchestra, 10-12; Big Show, 10-12.
Palmer, Todd W.
Swim Leaders Boys. 11,12.
Palubinskas, Danute
C.O.E. Club V. Pres, 12.
Panter,JeanM. ^
AFS, 10-12; Astronomy Club, 10,^lirv^
Editorial 11,12; Orchestra, 10-12; Senior Class,
12; S.I.E (F.T.A.), 10; Big Show, 10
Paratto, Joseph
Park, Tacuk
Parker, Patricia 1.
^'S6cal,Tami
[^*1D.E. Qub, 11,12; D.E. Club Treas., 12.
Pascale, LisaO.
Patfield, Janet L.
Cheerleaders, 10,11; Cheerldrs Capt. 12; Clerk-
typist, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Senior
Class 12, Senior Talent Night, 12; Powder
Puff Football Blue, 12.
Paull, Harry
Pavis, Mary Beth
Spirits (Bananas), 11; Student Council, 12;
Varsity Choral, 11,12; Choral Masters, 11;
Winter Play, 12; Senior Talent Night, 10,
12; Girls Track, 11; Powder Puff Football
Blue, 12; Gymnastics, 10,11
Payne, Ann E.
Clerk-Typist, 11; Clerk-Typist Sect. 12; Spit-
its (Bananas), 10-12; Student Council, 12:
Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff Football Blue,
12: Senior Talent Night, 12.
Payne, Frank T.
Paynich, Valerie A.
Ad Club, 11,12; AFS 11: FBLA, 12; Horse-
manship Club, 11; Student Store, 12.
Pedersen, Michael A.
Penza, James \'.
Perkins, Kimberly R.
Horsemanship Club, 11,12: Band 10,11, Sen-
ior Class, 12
Perryman, Richard A.
Perusek, Kenneth R.
Weight Club, 12.
Pestotnik, Thomas A.
Soccer, 11,12, J.\ Basketball, 10; Spirits (Ba-
nanas), 10-12; Powder Puff Cheerleader, 12;
Gymnastics, 10.
Petardi, Kenneth Jon
Peterson, Karen L.
D E, Cluj^l^
Petkovsek, E!Sne A.
GAA, 11,12: Gym Leaders, 12: Spirits (Ba-
nanas), 10,11: 300 Mile Club, 12; Choral Mas-
ters, 11: Girls Chorus, 10: Girls Track, 10-
12; Indoor Track, 11,12; Girls Cross Country,
11,12.
Petkovsek, John
Astronomy Club, 11,12: NHS, 11,12; Science
Seminar, 10-12; IQS, 11,12; Su^vej; Editorial,
10; Survey Editorial Editor, 11,1^; J.V. 'fen-
nis, 10,11; Tennis, 12.
Pettiek, Patricia
Pfeiffer, Jeanne L.
Pfriem, DaleB.
Senior Talent Night, 12.
Phillippe, Cynthia L.
C.O.E. Club Pres., 12: Euclidian Salesman,
11,12: Metal Sculpture Club, 11; GAA, 11,
12; Girls Track, 10-12; 500 Mile Club, 12;
Indoor Track, 11,12: Senior Talent Night, 12.
Phillips, Brian E.
Key Club, 10.
Phillips, John H.
Senior Talent Night, 12.
Pierce, Deborah
Pierson, Eric S.
IQS, 10-12; Key Club V. Pres,, 12; Survey
Editorial, 10-12: Survey Editorial Editor, 11;
Survey Editor In Chief, 12; Key Club, V.
Pres., 12; lOEV. Pres., 12.
Piet, Kenneth J.
Pietrantozzi, Elizabeth
Pistillo,HollieL.
Plovock, Joan
Podriznik, Kannet
Pogorelski, Linda L
GAA, 10.
Polunas, Karen M.
Portik, Sandra L.
Voc. And Ind. Club, 12.
Post, James L.
Potocnik, James R.
J.V. Wrestling, 10, Wrestling, 11
Powell, Elizabeth A.
Eucuyo Editor, 12; Humanities East, 11; IQS,
11,12; Eucuyo, 11: Medical Careers, 11; NHS,
11,12; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12; Senior
Talent Night, 12; GAA, 11: Fall Play, 10; Win-
ter Play, 10. ,-.- .
Powell, Frank J.
Band, 10, Orchestra,
Club, 10.
Poyle, Michelle
NHS, 11,12; Medical Careers, 10,11; Survey
Editorial, 11.
Pozelnik, Denise J.
lOE, 11,12; O.E.A. Club, 11,12.
Poznik, John M.
Pranskevich, Cathryn
NHS, 11,12; AFS, 10,11; Spirits (Bananas),
10,11; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff Foot-
ball Gold, 12; Senior Talent Night, 12; Big
Show, 10,12.
Pratt, Deborah K.
Euclidian Staff, 10,11; IQS, 11.
Pred, Nancy G.
Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Majorettes, 11,12;
Majorettes Captain, 12; NHS, 11,12; Student
Council, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Senior Class, 12;
Powder Puff Football Gold, 12; Senior Scandal,
12.
Prince, Annette J.
Science Seminar, 10-12: Euclidian Staff, 12;
Euclidian Salesman, 12; N^^S, 11,12^ Astrono-
my Club, 10,11; IQS, 12.
Putzbach, Frederick
Puz, Andrews.
Pyle, Steven S.
Choral Masters, 10,11; Football, 10-12; In-
door Track, 10-12; Track, 10-12.
Radisek, Josep
Rado, Susan M.
AFS, 12; GAA Treas., 12; Debate Club, 11,
12: Pink Panther Club, 10; Spirits (Bananas),
10-12; Senior Class, 12; Sports .-Xids, 10,11;
Senior Talent Night, 11,12; Red Cross Club,
12; Gym Leaders, 11,12; GAA, 10-12; Pow-
der Puff Football Gold, 12.
Raggets, JefferysD.
>N^
I
k
jets, Laurie
Clerk-Typist, 11,12.
'"*■
Rambeau, William C. '.■^^'■
Swim Leaders Boys, 11,12; Water Polo, 10,
12; Cross Country, 11; Swimming, 10-12;
Powder Puff Cheerleader, 12.
Rash, Naomi R.
Ray, Thomas E.
Raymont, Sheryl L.
NHS, 11,12.
Reding. Jeffrey].
Senior Scandal. 12: Ski Club, 10,12: Senior
Class, 12. Student Store. 12.
Redman, Debra D.
FBLA, 10; Big Show, 10,12; Choral Masters,
11: AF5, 12: Euclidian Salesman. 12; Eucli-
dian Staff, 12; Pink Panther Club, 12: Pow-
der Puff Football Blue. 12: Senior Class, 12.
Reece, Carla M.
Reed.DarrellJ.
Gym Leaders, 11; D.E. Club, 11,12.
Reel, Cynthia R.
Girls Swimming, 11,12; Po^sder Puff Foot-
ball Blue. 12: Varsity Choral 12 Choral Mas-
ters. 11: Girls Chorus. 10 Swim Leaders Girls,
10-12; Wai Napolo 10-12. Euclidian Staff,
10-12; NHS. 11,12.
Rees. Eleanor E
Reese, Constance A.
Clerk-Typist, 12; G.A.A 10-12 Gymnastics,
Reeves, Craig E.
J.V. Tennis. 10,11: Tennis, 11.12; Computer
Jocks, 11,12.
Reid, Jane E.
Powder Puff FootbaO Gold. 12.
Reilly, Franklin
Football, 10-12; Football Captain, 12; Letter-
man Club. 11,12.
Repar, Bonnie
AFS, 12; Humanities East, 11; Medical Ca-
, reers. 11; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
~ JE»i.'- " '
'Reshetar, Roy
J^^exrode, Kim L
^}eanette M.
Girls Chorus, 10.
Ricci, Susan E.
Euclidian Staff, 10-12; Euclidian Section Edi-
tor, 12: Euclidian Salesman, 10-12; IQS, 11.
12; Medical Careers, 11; NHS. 11,12; NHS
Treas., 12; Senior Class. 12; Powder Puff
Football Cold, 12.
Rich, Denise A.
Richmond, Debbie L.
Ridd, Gordon P.
Rigsby, Cathy
NHS.n.ix
Rinderle, Carolyn A.
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Gym Leaders Treas.,
12; Gym Leader? 11,12: GAA, 10,11; Jr. Class,
11; Senior Class 12; Powder Puff Football
Gold. 12; Girls Tr.ick. 10; Senior Scandal. 12.
Roeder, Marc
Roeder, Susan M.
GAA, 10. Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Powder
Puff Football Blue, 12; Senior Talent Night,
12; Girls Swimming, 11,12; Senior Class, 12;
Jr. Class, 11.
Roeder, Toby J.
Roller, AlonW.
Euclidian Staff, 11,12; IQS. 12; S.l.E. (F.T.A.),
12; Survey Editorial, 11,12.
Romoser, Sally Beth
Majorettes, 11,12; Powder Puff Football Gold,
12; Senior Class. 12.
Roper, Deborah A.
Rose, Ray P.
Rote, Timothy H. :
Astronomy Club, 10-12; Camera Club, 10,
11; IQS, 10-12; NHS, 11,12; S.l.E. (F.T.A.),
11.12; Student Store, 10,11; Survey Editorial,
10-12: Survey Bus., 10-12; Pep Band, 12; S.l.E.
Historian, 12; Survey Photographer, 10-12;
Computer Jocks, 11,12; Survey Editorial
Editor, 12.
Rozman, Anthony P.
Rucker, David „ v^
) *
Rupert, Christopher •• f
Euclidian Salesman, 10; Spirits "((Bananas).
12; Senior Talent Night, 12; Football, 12.
Ruscin, Mark A.
Radio Club, 12; Student Store, 11.12; Cho-
ral Masters, 10-12.
Ryan, Nick J.
Ryavec, Ronald A.
Saba, Mary Margaret
C.O.E. Club. 12; Majorettes, 10; Spirits (Ba-
nanas). 10-12; Senior Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11;
Senior Talent Night, 12; C.O.E. Parliamen-
tarian, 12.
Sakacs, Cathy A.
Pink Panther Club. 12; Sports Aids. 12; Spir-
its (Bananas), 12.
Salcedo, Shinette C.
Saley, Karen J.
Clerk-Typist, 11,12.
Sample, Wayne B.
Sanborn, Karen M.
Choral Masters, 11.
Santorelli, Cindy
Savage, Kathleen M.
Cheerleaders, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,
12; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Savarin, Fran J.
Savoca, Anthony
Ski Club, 12; Teacher's Aid, 11,12; Science
Seminar, 11
Sceranka, Nancy L.
Senior Class, 12; Teacher's Aid, 10.
Schaefer, Scott A.
Band, 10-12; Orchestra, 11; Stage Band, 10-
12; Big Show, 10-12; Senior Talent Night,
11,12.
Schall, Debra M.
C.O.E. Club, 12; lOE, 11; Senior Class, 12;
Teacher's Aid, 11; Survey Bus., 12; O.E.A.
Club, 11.
Schanz, Kenneth J.
Band, 10-12; Orchestra, 10; Track, 10-12; In-
door Track. 10-12.
Scheimann, Gale A.
FBLA, 10.
Schieb, Sandra E. Jp i
Girls Chorus, 10. K
Schiffbauer, Larry ^ .
Football, 10-12; J.V. Wrestling, 10. X|j
Schlick, Alfred A. ■/''■'^: '-}''-. hJ
Schlickert, Ronald F.
SchroU, Cynthia L.
Senior Class, 12.
Schuenemann, Rebekah
Orchestra, 10; Teacher's Aid, 11; Winter
Play, 10; Fall Play, 10.
Schuhle, Frank F.
J.V. Football, 10; Football, 11,12; J.V. Wrestl-
ing, 10; Powder Puff Cheerleader, 12.
Schultz, LoraC.
Schultz, Michael H.
Soccer, 12.
Schwarz, John E.
Scott, JanettM.
Scott, William C.
Scale, Ricky L. _. ' '
Letterman Club, 10-12; Spirits (Bananas),
12: 500 Mile Club, 12; Cross Country, 10-
12; Indoor Track, 11,12; Track, 10-12; Bas-
ketball, 10. I, 1,
Sebusch, Ron A. '
Letterman Club, 11; J.V. Football, 10, Football,
10,11.
1 u
Seeley, Debra L.
FBLA, 10; AFS, 11; Girls Chorus, 10.
Seibert, JoannR.
Clerk-Typist, 11,12; Clerk-Typist V. Pres., 11.
Senn, Jo Ann
Sepko, Rebecca
Girls Chorus, 10.
Serwatka, John A.
Key Club, 10,11; Medical Careers, 12; Spir-
its (Bananas), 11; Powder Puff Football Gold,
t
^Severini, JosepK A
Sexton, Daniel W
X
Shaner, Leo Allan
Voc. And Ind. Club, 12.
Sharp, Steven E. •
Shaw, Laureen A.
GAA, 10; Gym Leaders, 11,12; Ski Club, 10;
Sports Aids, 10,11; Teacher's Aid, 11,12.
Shea, Timothy
Shilander, Bruce J.
J.V. Basketball, 10.
Shrout, Terriann
S.I.E.(F.T.A.),10.
Shultz, Robert
Shutty, Elizabeth J.
lOE, 11; C.O.E. Club, 12; O.E.A. Club, 11.
Sibert, Laura A.
Senior Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Girls State,
11; Powder Puff Football Gold, 12; NHS,
11,12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Student Coun-
cil, 11,12; Student Council V. Pres., 12; Cheer-
leaders, 10-12; Varsity Choral, 12; Choral
Masters, 11; Girls Chorus, 10; Who's Who
In High School, 11; Gymnastics, 10.
Sicurezza, Michelle
Medical Careers, 10-12; Ski Club, 12; Spir-
its (Bananas), 12; Senior Talent Night, IZ
SidersyGlen A.
Siefkes, Robert R.
Simon, Diane
GAA, 10; Teacher's Aid, 11,12; Senior Class,
12.
Sisson, Allen
Sivik, James M.
Skrjanc, Michael E.
Band, 10-12; Orchestra, 11,12.
Skupic, Margaret M.
lOE, 11,12; O.E.A. Club, 11,12; Majorettes
Captain, 11; Spirits (Bananas), 10,11; Girls
Track, 11; Senior Class, 12; Senior Talent
Night, 12.
Skur, Beverly
AFS, 11,12; Humanities East, 11; Medical
Careers, 10; NHS, 11,12; Choral Masters,
11,12; Big Show, 10-12; Senior Class, 12; Pow-
der Puff Football Gold, 12.
Slusser, Marcia J.
Cheerleaders, 11,12; Powder Puff Football
Blue, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 11,12; Senior Talent
Night, 12.
^i'
Smerdel, Richardl-
Smith, Charlene
Smith, Debbie
Smith, Donald K.
Swimming, 10-12.
Smith, Eileen M.
Smith, Lorrie A.
C.O.E. Club Pres., 12; O.E.A. Club, 11; lOE,
ll;IOEScct.,ll.
Soeder, Kurt
Soulerin, Jordan F.
Choral Masters, 10,11.
South, John F.
Wrestling Captain, 10-12.
Speece, Michael W.
Ski Club, 11.
Spence, Kathleen L.
Spilker, Lorraine E. \
Sporcic, John P.
Springborn, JanC.
Ihuth, KurtE.
Stalzer, Dorthie L.
JOE, 11,12; O.E.A. Club, 11,12
Stankiewicz, John M
Stansfield, John M.
Letterman Club, 11,12; Spirits (Bananas),
10-12; Student Council Pres., 12; Senior Class,
12; J.V. Baseball, 10.
Starr, Debra J.
Pink Panther Club, 10,11; Medical Careers, 10.
Stass, BrigitteC.
Steinf urth, Nancy A.
FBLA, 10, FBLA V. Pres., 11; FBLA Pres.,
12; Euclidian Salesman, 11,12; NHS, 11,12;
Senior Class, 12.
Stephens, Debra A.
Sternburg, Danny D.
Stevko, Jeffrey A.
Radio Club, 10; Radio Club V. Pres., 11; Band
10,11.
Stevko, Linda M.
Spirits (Bananas), 12.
Stigamier, Donald R. -s-^w-
Stoch, Amy E.
s<yarsity Choral, 12; Choral Masters, 11; Girls
Chorus, 10; Fall Play, 12.
Stopko, Kathy . j
Strah, Wayne R. 11
Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Baseball, 11,12; J.V.
Baseball, 10. ] }
Strang, Diane M. ?l
GAA, 10; \^. And Ind. Club, li,p.: Girls
Hockey, 10; iFeacher's Aid, 10; Caralra Club,
11,12. fj fl
Strathern, Mark E. ;
Streich, Jeffrey M.
Stroberg, Gary W. ; ]
Strutz, Ronald J.
Stuart, Garry E.
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Stuber, James M.
Stylianou, Mike Alex
Swaidner, Thomas O.
Swaney, Robert W.
Swearingen, Barbara
Wai Napolo, 10: Swim Leaders Girls, 10.
Switzer, James M.
AFS, 11,12; Euclidian Staff, 11,12; Key Club,
10,11; Key Club Pres., 12; IQS, 12; NHS, 11,
12; Radio Club, 10,11; Varsity Choral, 12,
Choral Masters 11: Big Show, 11,12; Senior
Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Boys State, 11; Sen-
ior Talent Night, 10-12: Computer Jocks,
12; Euclidian Section Editor, 12; Who's Who
In High School, U.
Sylte, Carol A.
Euclidian Staff, 10.
Szabo, Catherine L.
Szabo, Donna K.
GAA, 10-12; 500 Mile Club, 12; Girls Bas-
ketball, 10-12: Girls Track, 10-12.
Taddie, DaleR.
Talty, Joseph E.
Tanner, Ralph E.
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Taton, Michael J.
J.\' Tennis, 10,11; Tennis, 12.
Taylor, M. Katherine
AFS, 10; J.V. Indoor Track, 10.
Taylor, Pamela A.
Girls State, 11.
Taylor, Sandra
Taylor, Virginia E.
Tekancic, Christine
FBLA 10; D.E. Club, 11; D.E. ClubSect., 12.
Telich, Mary Jo
Wai Napolo, 10,11, Wai Napolo V. Pres.,
12; Swim Leaders Girls, 10,11; Powder Puff
Football Blue, 12, Ad Club, 11,12; GAA, 10;
Spirits iBariMMS), 10-12; Senior Talent Night,
12;Cirls Chorus, 10.
Theodore, Claire A.
Teachers Aid, 11, ^i Club, 11,12; Spirits
(Bananas). 11; Student Council, 11; Choral
Masters, 11; Girls Chorus, 10; Big Show, 11;
Senior Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Senior Talent
Night, 12.
Theodos, Diane J.
Eucuyo, 12; Euclidian Staff. 12; IQS, 12; GAA,
10-12; Spirits (Bananas), 10,11; Student Coun-
cil, 11; Senior Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Voc.
And Ind. Club, 11,12.
Thomas, Marks.
Thompson, Barbara P.
Euclidian Staff, 10-12; Euclidian Salesman,
11,12; Euclidian Section Editor, 12; IQS, 12;
Senior Talent Night, 12; Big Show, 12.
Thompson, Lynda Gail
GAA, 10,11; Medical Careers, 10,11; Pink
Panther Club, 10; Spirits (Bananas), 10; Jr.
Class, 11.
Thompson, Michael L.
Thomson, Ronald W.
Timm, Michael A.
Toigo, Loretta L.
O.E.A. Vice President, 11.
Tomko, Williar
Baseball, 11,12; J.V. Baseball, 10; Powder
Puff Football Coach, 12.
Toth, David M.
Traxler, JayneL.
Trevarthen, Holly A.
AFS, 10-12; Euclidian Staff, 11,12; Euclidian
Salesman, 11,12; Medical Careers, 10,11;
Medical Careers V. Pres., 11; NHS, 11,12;
Choral Masters, 11,12; Girls Chorus, 10.
Tripp, William A.
Trommetter, John
Cross Country, 10,12; J.V. Indoor Track,
10; Track, 10.
Trotta,John A.
Truskolaski, Brian F.
O.E.A. Club, 11,12.
Turk, Donna Lee
Pink Panther Club, 10; Spirits (Bananas),
10;GAA, 10, Band, 11,12.
Tutino, Gina S.
Ubl, Richard J.
Letterman Club, 11,12.
Ucic, Lynne M.
C.O.E. Club, 12; FBLA, 11,12; IQS, 11,12;
Survey Bus., 11,12; Girls Chorus, 10.
Ullom,WilliamJ.
Umek,RuthM.
Euclidian Staff, 11; GAA, 10,11; Pink Panther
Club, 10; Spirits (Bananas, 10; Girls Hockey,
10.
Urban, Beverly
Medical Careers, 11; Pink Panther Club, 12;
Powder Puff Football Gold, 12.
Urgeleit, Bonita
Pink Panthers V. Pres., 11; Powder Puff Foot-
ball Gold, 12; Senior Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11;
Student Council, 12; Teacher's Aid, 12.
Ussai,Terri A.
Valus, David E.
Vanah, Sandra L.
Spirits (Bananas), 12; Senior Class, 12; Pow-
der Puff Football Blue, 12; Medical Careers,
12; Gymnastics, 10-12.
Vance, Elizabeth M.
Band, 10,11; Senior Class, 12; Teacher's Aid, 12.
Van, Pelt Dale E.
Soccer, 12; J.V. Soccer, 12.
Vargo, Laverne M.
Gymnastics, 10.
Varwig, Susan
Vercellino, Robert
Student Council, 12; Teacher's Aid, 12.
Vesel, Terry A.
FBLA, 11,12; Choral Masters, 11,12; NHS,
11,12; Pink Panther Club, 10-12; Senior Class,
12; Teacher's Aid, 11,12.
VidalPaulE.
lOE, 11,12; IQS, 11,12; O.E.A. Club, 11,12;
Survey Bus., 11,12; Survey Bus. Editor, 12jj
Computer Jocks, 12. i
Voase, Renee M.
O.E.A. Treasurer, 12; Survey Bus. Secretary/ ,J|
Treas., 12; IQS, 12; ICE, 11,12; Majorette
Club, 10.
Vogel, Gilbert G.
Swimming, 10-12.
Vollman, Lawrence E.
Wade, Margaret L.
Wagner, Derek B.
AFS, 10-12; Science Seminar, 10,11; Teacher's
Aid, 11,12; J.V. Tennis, 10; Tennis, 11,12.
Walker, Betty Jean
AFS, 10-12; GAA, 10; NHS, 11,12; Science
Seminar, 10-12; Swim Leaders Girls, 11; Band^
10-12; Orchestra, 10,11; Big Show, 10,11;
Marching Band, 10-12; Who's Who In High
School, 11.
Walker, Patricia
C.O.E.Club,12.
Walsh, Kenny Lon
Walsh, Susan M.
Medical Careers, 10-12; Girls Chorus, 10.
Walter, Jacqueline R.
Girls Chorus, 10.
Wandersleben, Mark W.
Lettermari Club, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 10-
12; Football, 10,11; Track, 10-12; Wrestling
Captain, 10-12.
Ward, Georganne
Wardeiner, Laura J.
Ad Club, 10-12; GAA V. Pres., 12; Gym Lead-
ers, 11,12; Spirts (Bananas), 11,12; > Senior
Cabinet, 12; GAA, 10,11; Jr. Class, 11; Girls
Track, 10-12; Girls VoU^ball, 10-12.
Waterman, Karen P.
Webster, Janice A.;
Humanities East, 11; BDE, 11,12; O.E., :. Club
11,12. i
Weiss, Charlene D.
Gym Leaders, 11,12; Gym Leaders Sect 12,
^d, 10-12; Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff
Football Gold, T2; Gymnastics, 11; Marching
Band, 10-12.
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Welton,BethE.
NHS, 11,12; Spirits (Bananasf ll.ll- Swim
Leaders Girls, 11,12; Wai Napolo, 11,12; Sen-
ior Class, 12; Jr. Class, 11; Girls Track, 10;
Powder Puff Football Gold, 12; 'GirU
Volleyball 10-12.
,Werle, Nancy Lynne
(Girls Chorus, 10
VTerstak.DavidA.
Whitcomb, David A.
White, Gerald W.
Wliitlow, Kenneth Ris.. '■.^
Teachers Aid, 10-12; WintS- Play, 11,12;
Wai Napolo, 10. \
Wightman, T. Jeffrey
Key Club, 10; NHS, 11,12; Science Seminar,
10-12; Band^lO-12; Stage Band, 12; Big Show,
10-12; Marchrn^Band, 10-12.
Wile, William A.
Wilkinson, Thomas
Vmmi.DianeL.
-Ad Club, 10; Spirits (Bananas), 10,11; Senior
Talent Night, 12; Girls Baseball, 10; Powder
Puff Football Blue, 12.
Williams, Pamela L.
Wilson, Lawrence A.
Winchester, Nancy J.
Jr. Class, 11.
Wintle, Kim M.
Band, 10; Girls Track, 10; S.I.E. (F.T.A.), 12;
Senior Talent Night, 12.
Wirsching, Robert G.
J.V. Soccer, 10-12; J.V. Basketball, 10.
Wolski,Gary M.
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Woodruff, Karen Lee
AFS, 10-12; Euclidian Staff, 12; GAA, IlO;
Science Seminar, 10-12; Swim Leaders Girls,
10; IQS, 1^ NHS, ,11,12; Euclidian Salesman
12.
li NHS, ,1
Workman, Karen A.
Varsity Choral, 12; Choral Masters, 11; Girls
Chorus, 10; Big Show, 11; Girls Track, 10;
Indoor Track, 11; Fall Play, 12.
Wyman,Fred
Yaggie, Cheryl Ann
O.E.A. Club, 11,12: lOE, 11,12.
Yakovac, Philip A.
AFS, 11,12; Euclidian Salesman, 12; Science
Seminar, 11,12.
Yerman, Ronald A.
Yoder, Brent C.
Soccer Captain, 12.
Yokie, Bradley.
Yonakor, Richard R.
Basketball, 10-12.
Young, Sharon A.
Pink Panther Club, 10-12; Student Council,
12; Senior Class, 12; Spirits (Bananas), 12;
GAA, 10.
Zachary, Lacey "^
Euclidian Staff, 10; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12r
Seiitior Class, 12; Powder Puff Football Gold,
12;Senior Talent Night, 12. ■'^- ""
/.agorc, Elizabeth L.
lOE, 11,12; FBLA, 10,11; O.E.A., Club, 11,12;
Senior Class, 12; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Zahurancik, Janice
P.E. Club, 12; lOE, 11; O.E A. Club, 11.
Zak, Anita J.
GAA, 10,11; Spirits (Bananas), 10-12; Stu-
dent Council, 12; Senior Class, 12; Girls Track,
10; Girls Tennis, 11,12; Girls Swimming,
10,ll;Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Zaletel, Christine M.
NHS, 11,12.
Zaller, Donna J.
Clerk-Typist, 11,12; Clerk-Typist V. Pres.,
12; GAA, 10; Girls Basketball, 10-12; Girls
Baseball, 10; Powder Puff Football Blue, 12.
Zaller, Raymond K.
Zarlinski, Andrew E.
Zdanowicz, Michael
Zelman, EricR. '
Zeman, Barbara A. .
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Zerby, Michael L. i
Zetkulich, Cheryl M.
O.E.A. Club, 11,12; O.E.A. President, 12; lOE,
11,12; NHS, 11,12.
Zigman, John A.
■Zimmerman, Eric N.
Zingale, Michael D.
Senior Class, 12; Teacher's Aid, 10-12.
Znidarsic, Susan A.
Zovack, Marcia
Zsaludko, Robin
Zupancic, Audrey A
Powder Puff Football Gold, 12
Zupancic, Stanley J.
Zupanic, Carla J.
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A successful Student Council is built with each student's hands.
When a group of people work on a project, each has to realize that
he is the "key to success." With 100% participation, there will be a
success. A united student body and a new spirit slogan contributed to
a very spirited school year. Through pep rallies, buttons, T-shirts,
cowbells, and spirit signs, the "Go Bananas" slogan spread the year
around. Student Council, believing that communications are im-
portant, held meetings with the Administration. Each party offered
advice about areas of common interest. Homecoming and Winter Fes-
tival were successful weekends. With Homecoming on Sweetest
Day, and Winter Festival on Valentine's day, Cupid helped Student
Council with two great memories of our 1975-76 school year.
Since our experiences in life are usually determined by our expecta-
tions. Student Council became a great experience.
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• Light Manufacturing
21850 St. Clair Ave. L.J. (Bill) Schell
486-8283
Lake Shore Florist
18322 Lake Shore Blvd.
481-6868
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Alvin's Jewelers
3 Locations . . .
East 185th
Shoregate
and the New
MENTOR MALL STORE
GOOD/'VEAR
TIRES
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Nobody, But Nobody Sells Tires for Less
486-4300
21900 St. Clair
255-9154
8443 Mentor
Ave.
Fastest, Finest, Friendliest Service
Advertising Index
Name
Page Number
Induction Brazing
288
Reliance Electric
274
Alvin's Jewelers
288
Jacobs, Visconti & Jacobs
288
St. Clair Savings
269
Armao's Restaurant
271
J & J Sunoco
272
Salter Auto Parts
285
Army Surplus
276
Journal Newspapers
281
Sea-Lake Systems
285
Astro Travel
276
KLI Inc.
278
Sims Buick
279
Big Bouquet
264
Knific Insurance
275
Standard Glove
281
Bob's Car Care
266
L & S Sunoco
280
Student Council
286-287
Boulevard Beverages
266
Lakeland Lighting
279
Student Supply Store
267
Carrols Restaurant
276
Lakeshore Florist
278
Tomsic Auto Body
280
Center Beverage
276
London Cleaners
279
Tower Auto Parts
266
Colonial Homestead
271
Marios's Flowers
279
Town & Country Driving
285
Consumer Tire
289
Mark Hairdressers
274
Wai Napolo
283
Convenient Food Mart
277
Martin's Freeze
272
Dairy Twist
281
Max's Restaurant
288
Erie Auto Parts
277
McDonald's
282
Euclidian Beauty College
278
Mihelich's Hometown
274
Euclid Blue Print
277
Don Miller's Sohio
277
Euclid Foreign Motors
282
Russell Miller Garage
274
Euclid High Key Club
273
Nationwide Advertising
268
Euclid National Bank
271
Palisades Bowl
282
Euclid Race Dairy
271
Papp's Body Shop
269
Flickinger Inc.
280
Parent Teacher Student
Florama Flowers
280
Association
267
Forest City Auto Parts
281
Personalized Tax Service
272
Friedman Jewelers
278
Pressure Castings
272
The Ground Round
284
Radix Wire
269
Millwood Manufacturing Co.
270
Raimor Studios
265
PATRONS
ADAM'S PET SHOP
395 East 200th Street
48O-7009
ALADDIN CARPET &
FURNITURE CLEANER
22384 Lakeland Blvd.
731-8173
G.R. ANDRASO, M.D.
25100 Euclid Avenue
DR. and MRS. R.M. BALDWIN
BALI HAI CHINESE
RESTAURANT
25649 Euclid Avenue
731-4800
BARRON'S COIN OPERATED
WASHERS & DRYERS INC.
20300St. Clair Avenue
531-6000
* DR. A.L BLASKEVICA
848 East 185th Street
486-0322
BRICKMAN & SONS
FUNERAL HOME
21900 Euclid Avenue
481-5277
L.C. CARRAN
20501 Euclid Avenue
531-9754
CHAPEL MACHINE AND
TOOL INC.
25901 Tungsten Road
481-5800
PATRONS
CLEVELAND PLASTIC
FABRICATORS AND
SUPPLIERS
25861 Tungsten Road
486-7300
CONVENIENT FOOD MART
811 East 222nd Street
261-2289
DON A. CRAWFORD D.D.S.
25100 Euclid Avenue
731-7207
CUYAHOGA ELECTRIC
CONSTRUCTION INC.
494 East 200th Street
486-9121
DECKER APPLIANCE
SERVICE
445 East 200th Street
486-7200
R.D.DICKENS CO.
608 East 185th Street
481-4450
EUCLID PEDIATRICS, INC.
26300 Euclid Avenue
261-2606
FREEWAY SPORTING
GOODS
22570 Lake Shore Blvd.
261-8329
GALE'S BI-RITE
709 East 185th Street
486-0066
HANDY RENTS
1329 East 260th Street
731-6950
PATRONS
HYDE FIRESTONE
727 East 185th Street
531-7443
JOE'S BEVERAGE
399 East 200th Street
486-0595
DR. & MRS. R.A. KRIESSLER
21771 Lake Shore Blvd.
261-3111
KWIK FILL
19621 Euclid Avenue
531-9813
LEADER DRUG
22824 Lake Shore Blvd.
731-7474
DR. EUGENE LINSEY
25100 Euclid Avenue
261-1010
KEN SAYWELL
LUIKART INS. AGENCY
18324 Lake Shore Blvd.
531-4770
MAXIM'S FOODS
602 East 185th Street
531-2893
DOUG MERVAR
815 East 236th Street
731-0761
MOLNAR'S DAIRY QUEEN
435 East 200th Street
486-0929
PATRONS
OHIO HONING &
HYDRAULIC
23800 St. Clair Avenue
731-5700
PERRY DRUG
706 East 185th Street
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MRS. JAMES J. POTUCEK
PRECISION OPTICAL
22578 Lake Shore Blvd.
261-1166
MR. & MRS. RICHARD RICCI
ROSS MARKET
20068 Lake Shore Blvd.
531-5757
W.R. ROTHKOPF, D.D.S.
3300 Green Road
481-1800
SHORE CARPET MART
854 East 185th Street
531-0484
SKI-WAY MACHINE
24460 Lakeland Blvd.
732-9000
HENRY TAYLOR & SON INC.
22320 Lake Shore Blvd.
RICHARD L. TAYLOR, M.D.
25100 Euclid Avenue
F.W. WOOLWORTH CO.
22830 Lake Shore Blvd.
731-3878
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