IRE ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL The Plains, Ohio Vol. LIX In these times of uncertainty and distress there is a strong need for people to align themselves with the cause of furthering understanding, trust, and cooperation among all men. For it is from the achievement of these that the seeds of unity are planted and a sense of brotherhood among men of all races, creeds and beliefs is born. This sense of brotherhood is vital, because it is the base upon which the solutions to world problems are built. Many people realize the need for a oneness among all men, yet too few work toward attaining such a goal. They often do not wish to become involved; they find it too difficult to throw aside individual prejudices; they feel the small part they might play would be of no significance. Thus they sit back and do nothing as the problems continue to grow in number and complexity. It is time for everyone to realize that it is each individual’s responsibility to do their part to help alleviate these problems and to do this they must first strike out against disunity. No effort is too small; no effort is wasted. If everyone became involved our world would soon be a better place in which to live, both for us and for future generations in an attempt to do a small part toward attaining this goal, Arena 72 is dedicated to the theme '’all kinds of people should get together.” 2 Seniors 144 4 5 Ipiogy '■BE 6 8 Photo by Dan Dry 9 A Student’s Life There are many facets in the everyday life of a teen-ager. There’s a time for school, a time for work and a time for play. Sometimes it’s difficult for the older generation” to distin- guish the difference among the three, but we know there is a difference so we decided to prove to everyone that there is indeed some variety in our daily lives. We don’t careen along on a continual magic carpet ride. We study and work as well as enjoy ourselves. So we decided to back up our theory with ten pages of proof. So come along folks, we’re off! A student works in the an lab. 12 Steve Jagers — at work. A tune for play A studious underclassman hard at work. Athens High School — Student Speaking. You can’t tell a book by its cover. 14 Charles! School was over three hours ago. Expressions vary but boredom is general. Is that how you do it??? Bonnie get your eyes on the book. c'Puede leer, escribir y o hablar el espanol? 16 You’ve gotta take what you get when you ride this bus. How dare you!!! Family reunion in the SSRC 17 Connie Adams — Kroger Mike Green — Dale’s Sohio 18 19 Bill Dilcs — Buckeye Man 20 Howie Kerr — Kerr-Hunter Hardware 21 Heidi Lajohn — Carol Lee East At School 22 John, Margy and Julie on an outing. 23 John was an airborne clown. Sporting a broken arm, Mike still smiles. Patty and Howie shopping downtown. Patsy and Mike sit it out. One cheered, three were bored at the game. FACUL 27 28 Board of Education Members — Russell Johnson, Walter Ervin, Marion Fugate, Homer Gall, Vice-President; Sol Rosenberg, President. Mr. Maxwell Ferguson — Dean of Students Mrs. Jeannine Stenson — Dean of Girls 29 Guidance Recognizing the individuality of each and every student is a con- cern of major importance to the guidance staff at AHS. The depart- ment attempted to meet the needs and interests of all students with varied class structures and various programs throughout the academic year. A variety of college and career assemblies were held during the year. Emphasis was placed on the importance of vocational as well as college education. Again this year the department coordinated the interact program — a once a-wcek seminar orientation program for Freshmen. Importance was also placed on the Quest program. Mrs. Karen Vedder and Mr. John Locker Mr. John Daugherty — Quest Mrs. Nellie Newsome Mrs. Anna Duhl 30 Secretarial-Library Often we don’t realize that so many things go into the running of our school. And even more we never consider, many times, that someone must do this ever-present work. Much of this very impor- tant work is done by our secretary-library staff. They have a tough road to hoe with their mountains of paper work and book work, but everything always seems to be done very efficiently. We’d like them to know we appreciate their tremendous work. Mrs. Kathleen Mingus 31 Mrs. Barbara Taylor Mrs. Beulah Morgan Non Academic Employees So many times we students and faculty tend to forget that without certain people our school life wouldn’t be possible. Of course we are speaking of our non academic employees. These arc the people who care enough to make sure our school is provided for in so many ways — our food, a clean, well-kept building, everything in running order, and the running of our buses, just to name a few things. Though we don’t always take the time to let our appreciation be known, we are grateful. The 1972 Arena staff salutes our non academic employees. Thank you all. 32 33 English In an attempt to have all students find success on their own achievement level, the representation of all materials — both litera- ture and the skill areas of grammar, composition, spelling and vocab- ulary — are presented in five phases. In addition to the required three year cycle of the English curriculum, there are available to the students, extensive elective offerings. Many speakers from the com- munity and from the University have been utilized to enrich the courses and give them depth. Several mini-courses were offered this year with plans for more of these in the future. Mrs. Pam McGaughey 34 Mr. Charles McVey 35 Mrs. Carol Patterson Social Studies To promote effective citizenship on the part of the student, now and in the future; to minimize individual growth and adjustment to social frailitics, and to provide each student with requisite skills and motivation to become a lifelong learner,” are the main goals of the social studies department. Along with the year’s cycle of study Cur- rent Social Problems,” the department also offered new courses in Comparitive Religions and the Federal Government. To spur interest in the social studies the department held a mock election, mock con- ventions, and election day studies. Mr. Darrell Ford Mr. John Daugherty Mr. Peter Lalich 36 Mr. Phil Bobo Mr. William Winner Mathematics The math department believes it is their responsibility to provide a math program for all students of Athens High. Their aim is to ena- ble the student to progress from the stage he is at, when enrolling in the course, to his maximum level. The department docs this by offer- ing courses from basic math to pre-calculus. Students capable of go- ing beyond this step may go on independent study. This year, courses in linear programing and computer programing were offered. To broaden the realm of interest, students had the opportunity to attend a variety of classes at Ohio University in the fields of data processing and computer programing. II' . 38 Mrs. Dianne Craine Mrs. Lois Jean Baby 39 Mrs. Kathleen Marinelli Science The main goals of the science department are to give a compre- hensive background in and an overall awareness of scientific phenom- ena to all students and a sense of dedication to those entering the scientific field. In addition to the health science course required of every student, the department also offers elective courses in many other fields, such as chemistry, biology, anatomy, physics, earth sci- ence and ecology. This year in an effort to increase interest in the sciences, the department offered new courses in ecology, earth science and Chemistry II. Mr. Donald Barber 40 Mr. Richard Essex Mr. Richard Shoemaker Languages This year, when the objective of making the foreign language cur- riculum still more interesting and colorful, a course in Greek was added. In an attempt to make the study of foreign languages enlight- ening as well as useful, the audio-lingual approach was used in the areas of Spanish, German and French. Latin classes studied at their own rate of speed. In an effort to teach the culture as well as the language, many extracurricular activities were offered in all the fields. Mrs. Elsa Hcffelfingcr Mrs. Lana McFarland Mrs. Pat Kendall 42 Mrs. Jean Russell Mrs. Joan Cox Arts and Humanities One of the chief aims of the Arts and Humanities course is for the student to find himself in today’s world and compare our con- temporary way of living with the days of the past. The course includes the areas of art, music, drama and literature. A chronological approach to the study of these areas was employed this year starting with primitive times and concluding with our contemporary period. Highlights of the year were several drama presentations. Mrs. Mary Jo Bowes Mrs. Vera Smith Mrs. Pam McGaughey 43 Art The main goal of the art department is to teach the basic princi- ples of art and design. Nearly all fields of art and design are now offered at Athens High. A special idea employed this year was a concentration on individual projects. Students were able to spend more time on one specific area. New courses were offered in photog- raphy, furniture refinishing and stage set design. The department en- courages both talented students and those who can’t draw” but are interested in enrolling in the various courses. Highlights of the year were various field trips. Mrs. Judy Morgan Mr. Ray Abraham 44 'Just crazy about art.' Music Music came alive at AHS under the direction of Mrs. Vera Smith, Mr. Stephen Berry, and Mr. Wilbert Lanning. Practice, work, and planning yielded successful results in Christmas concerts. Trial By Jury, spring concerts, trips to contest for the band, and a visit to the University of Cincinnati for the Chorale. Mr. Berry, in his first year, was moved by the beat of stage band, and Mrs. Smith was thrilled as the Barbershop Quartette sang Let Me Call You Sweetheart.” Most importantly, there was a revived unity within the department as in- struments and voices found harmony together. Mrs. Vera Smith 45 Mr. Stephen Berry Phys. Ed. The Physical Education Department strives to develop both a stu- dent’s abilities and interest in Physical Education through phasing general P.E. courses and offering electives in many areas such as swimming, gymnastics, advanced Phys. Ed. Leadership, and Outdoor Ed. A student must complete two years of Physical Education before graduating from AHS. Coach Gerald Inbody Coach Robert Finnearty Mrs. Judith Zipfel 46 Coach Donald Eskey Miss Joyce Agcnbroad Special Ed. Special Education at AHS was designed to help srudents become independent and contributing members of the community. Basic aca- demic subjects were covered in practical application to life and work. The most important phase of the program was the work-study expe- rience which was given to many of the pupils. As a summer continu- ation of the work carried on in the department, the classes planned to participate in vocational training at the Tri-County Joint Voca- tional School for a period of six weeks. Mrs. Evelyn Stiff Mr. William Komcr Home Economics The goal of the Home Economics Department is to make a dif- ference” in the lives of the students by developing skills and under- standing in management, consumer interests and relationships. Courses offered ranged in length from a semester to a year and cov- ered such areas as Family Living, Clothing, Foods, Child Develop- ment, and Home Furnishings in addition to the regular Home Ec. course. This year a course in Consumer Economics was added as were mini-courses in all areas of Home Ec. To add interest to the courses, many field trips were planned and student ideas employed. Mrs. Patricia Snipes Mrs. Jeannine Stenson 48 Miss Kathleen Weber Mrs. Penny Reighart Industrial Arts To develop an interest in, and an understanding of our American industrial society, its processes, products, services and occupations, is the main goal of the Industrial Arts Department. In an effort to attain this goal, new methods and ideas were continually being em- ployed in all areas. Courses were offered in such areas as Woodwork- ing, Drafting, Aviation, Electricity, Metals, Crafts, Small Engines, Graphic Arts and Radio. Highlights of the year were several in-depth projects done by some of the classes. The classes, open to both boys and girls, were enjoyable and educational. Mr. Don Anderson 49 Mr. Thomas Bowen Mr. John Deno Business Ed. The main purpose of the Business Education Department is to provide interested students with a marketable office skill. To this end such courses as Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Bookkeeping I and II, Business Machines and Data Processing are offered. Many students combine both college-geared courses and business courses. Non-business students may take one semester Personal Typing in order to develop a personal use skill. A culmination of the business student’s training is the C. O. E. program, an on-the-job experience offered to him during his senior year. Miss Alice Schuler Mrs. Ruby Dalton 50 Mrs. Wanda Bush Vocational Ed. The main objective of the Vocational Ed. Department was to offer students the opportunity of obtaining some form of on-the-job train- ing while receiving high school credit. Diversified Cooperative Train- ing, Distributive Ed. and Occupational Work Experience were of- fered this year, as well as C.O.E. This program now in its third year is a job training program very popular with seniors at AHS. Mrs. Joanne Smith Mr. Larry Kent Mr. Robert Talbert Mr. Joe Williams 5! o 52 54 Candidates arrive on a float the big night. Mr. Berry calls for a drum roll . . . • • • nd the big moment. 55 56 Jayde Coon, Margaret Dohn, Teresa McGrancr, Betty Skinner, Susie Goyer, Pam Gee. Homecoming 1971 The 1971 Homecoming queen candidates were first introduced preceding the October 15 Gallipolis game at the R. Basil Rutter field. During halftime of the October 22 Home- coming game with Meigs, Teresa McGraner was crowned 1971 Homecoming Queen by Sid Elliott last year’s queen. Teresa was es- corted by Mike Green, football co-captain. The queen’s court consisted of Betty Skinner, First Attendant and Jayde Coon, Second At- tendant. The other candidates for queen were Mar- garet Dohn, Pam Gee, and Susie Goycr. I yfP -trs 1971 Homecoming Queen and Court: Teresa McGraner, Queen (staled), Jayde Coon, Second At- tendant (left), and Betty Skinner, First Attendant (right). COLOR MY WORLD 57 58 You’ve got to be kidding. his Paw” Power. A quiet moment on the pep sign production line. . . and I got out of 45 minutes of class for this!' THE LARK One of several drama presentations performed by students at AHS this year was The Lark, a play based on the story of Joan of Arc. Susie Goyer was cast in the lead role as Joan, a young girl called to save her country. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Jo Bowes, the cast gave an outstanding performance enjoyed by all who attended. Cabot Rea’s moment on stage. Joan in a moment of great anxiety. 60 Joan and attendants stand by as the king is crowned. 61 An atmosphere of confidence. Special Assemblies Mr. Johnson presented Charles Heller with an award at Awards Assembly. A band was hired to play at a campaign rally for Fran Lavellc candidate for Senior Class President. This was but one of several campaign tactics employed by Fran in his quest for the office. His endeavors were rewarded with a victory. 62 Famed poet Hollis Summers talked to fascinated students after reading his poetry to English Large Groups. Mr. Summers’s poetry brought loud ap- plause and many sincere compliments from students. Ex-drug addict helped students realize the many downfalls and dangers of drugs by relating his own experiences. He made many students realize that drugs arc not worth all the pain and trouble they can cause to the person using drugs or to those near to him. Shortly after his election, Mayor Donald Barrett of Athens spoke to Athens High Students about his plans for Athens and those for getting young peo- ple involved in the governmental process. 63 In a survey that the staff conducted last year, quite a few responses indicated that people wanted extra space alloted for the signing of names, so we've left this page blank just for that purpose. 64 ’Twas two nights before When what to my wondering eyes should Christmas . . . appear . . . Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Present An Old Fashioned Christmas . . . visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night. National Honor Society National Honor Society held their annual induction ceremo- nies on February 11. Twenty juniors and eight seniors were inducted. Speakers for the ceremony were Becky Hoi linger, Stuart Smith, Emily Murphree, and Roger Watson. Alan Geiger, Ohio University planner, gave a slide presentation on community development. Concentration. President Emily speaks on scholarship. 66 Becky lights her candle. Afterwards, old and new members mingle. TRIAL by JURY This year, under the direction of Mrs. Vera Smith, the AHS Chorale performed Trial by Jury.” The operetta revolved around the plot of a broken engagement. Singing the lead role was Barb Stephenson, the wronged bride to be who takes her fiance played by Carl Hedges, to court for breaking their engagement because of his love for another girl. The case is resolved, however, when the judge, played by Jon Reininga, professes his love for Barbara. Jon professes his love for Barb. Carl stands before the jury. The jury hears the case with disbelief. Chorus Under the fond direction of Mrs. Vera Smith, the chorus had a very successful year. Variety was the keyword as the activities of the chorus ranged from production of a Mod Con- cert to several more traditional performances. In addition to the Mod Concert, the chorus gave a performance at Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas and a Spring Concert. A special undertaking of the chorus this year was the performance of operettas. The operetta Trial by Jury” was especially well done by a cast of young talents. In the area of outside activities, the chorus sang at the O.U. Music Building, while the chorale went to Cincin- nati. The chorus wrapped up the year by singing for Baccalau- reate and Commencement. John and Cabot share the moment. The chorus sings with (ccling. 68 Performance by the Barbershop Quartet. 69 Under Mrs. Smith’s direction, the chorus sang at Baccalaureate and Commencement. 70 A Flaming Success! New Director Keeps Band in Step The revised Athens High Band has a very successful year under the guidance of the new director, Stephen Berry. The Marching Band performed new and exciting halftime shows, while the Concert Band played two concerts, went to the Dis- trict Contest and came home with an excellent I” rating. Hope in their hearts, they headed for State Contest. This was the first time in six years that Athens High was represented at a State Band Contest. The Band received a 11,” a hard earned reward. This year the Stage Band performed with the Chorus in the spring Mod concert. All in all it was a very successful _ar A amain of gloom descends. 71 Now Mr. Berry, we’re trying, we really are — have a little patience, PLEASE! Talented Actors Gave a Variety Of Performances Talented young dramatists put on several performances this year at A.H.S. These ranged in nature from multi-act plays to the short one act plays. Two of the presentations this year were The Bear” and Don’t Drink the Water.” These short plays as well as all drama presentations at A.H.S. were open to the public, though high school students were especially urged to go. Oftentimes, Arts and Humanities students were given the chance to preview the forthcoming productions, a privilege enjoyed and appreciated by all the students. Brian, Paul and Jon in The Bear.” 72 Jason and Jon in Don’t Drink the Water.' AHS Gymnasts This year the Gymnastics Club at Athens High competed in the State Gymnastics Meet with members performing many complicated feats on the various apparatus. The club also per- formed in the Gymnastics Show during the Spring, with pro- ceeds going to the Lois Wood Memorial Scholarship Fund. Chris Vickers demonstrates her poise. Susan Lawrence performs a V-seat. Marty Rowland on the balance beam. Gretchen Keller on the horse. Carolyn Perry performs on the unevens. Floor demonstration by Laura Eldridge. J-Prom 1972 J-Prom 1972 was held on May 6. The theme for the dance was Fairy Tales Can Come True,” and the decorations fea- tured fairy tale characters and carousels. Music was provided by Joy. During the dance Les Champlin and Kim Smith were crowned king and queen. Other candidates were Kathy Dudis, Linda Mathews, Patsy McGraner, Nedra Riggs, Mark Handley, Alex Topping, and Don Wood. The other candidates offer congratulations. King Les and Queen Kim dance. 74 Everyone jived to the right-on music. At this dance everyone swings or else! Tired yet? Anyone know a good joke? What should the first royal command be? EDITOR’S NOTE: Often you find things lacking in your yearbook; things that are significant to you. Perhaps it’s an assembly or a dance that was of special importance to you. It’s difficult to include everything for everybody in one book. The most we can hope to do is to try to get an overall coverage. To include each small personal detail for every person would be impossible. So this year the staff decided to lay out a double-page spread and leave it blank so that you would have a place to record your own memories. We’ve left spaces for your own photos, captions and even a space in the upper left hand corner of page 77 for you to write your own copy with headline space in the brackets above the copy block. These pages were left for you so that you will have space to include all those details which hold a special meaning for you'. In this way we hope to help you make your yearbook a more personal experience. So go ahead. The other 222 pages we’ve done for you. These 2 are all yours. Place a photo here with a caption in the brackets below. □ □ Place a photo here with a caption in the brackets below. How about a scoreboard in this space? □ 76 A photo goes here with a caption or identifications in brackets below. C 3 E Your photo goes here. Print The picture of someone your name in the brackets special goes in this space. below. Print the name below. n u n u [ : 77 Senior Follies 72: Growing Pains Chairmen: Susie Goyer and Bruce Lacy Lights: Jeff White, Chris Bumpass, Jerry Gray, Mike Elliott, Solveig Overby, Stu Smith, Mike Westfall Curtain: Bill Creighton Sound: Radley Olson Props: John Goodwin and Mike Green Advisors: Peter Lalich, Betty Hoyt Fuller, Ray Abraham The best part of the show is after the show. Promise not to tell? 78 Dan (The Tree) Dry, Mean Gene, and Dirty Dave rock it on out on U.S. Bandstand. This is Big Daddy talking. . . . and an autographed picture of the principal. The 12 Years of School 79 Don’t pick your nose! 80 Rockin’ Robin. It’s better with music. CO Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate service for the Class of 1972 was held on Sunday, June 4, at 8:00 P.M. Following an invocation given by Roger Watson, the mixed chorus sang three selections. The scripture was read by Susie Goyer and Jon Downard gave a prayer. The sermon was given by Rev. Lorrin Krcider of the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Kreider’s message dealt with A Formula for Freedom.” The service closed with a bene- diction given by Paul Scarmack. Senior boys contemplate A Formula for Freedom.' 82 Commencement 1972 Commencement Exercises were held on June 9 in the High School Gymnasium. Class speakers were Mike Westfall, In the Political World; Stuart Smith, In the Economic World; and Dana Lacy, In the Ethical World. Diplomas were pres- ented by Mr. Samuel Henderson and Mr. Sol Rosenberg, as Mr. Robert Shamp read the graduates names. Rev. David Hol- dren gave the invocation and benediction. Chris Bumpass and the senior brass quintet entertained. Faces ref lea thoughts. I think I took a wrong turn! 83 Mike Westfall Dana Lacy Stuart Smith Senior The traditional chaperones. Prom I just don’t believe you, Mike. Friends . . . We Will Remember You 85 A smile can say a thousand things. Hang in there Cindy. Just a few more hours. 87 1972 Football Scoreboard ATHENS OPPONENT 28 Marietta 25 38 Warren Local 8 7 Ironton 28 22 Jackson 6 14 Waverly 6 7 Gallipolis 0 31 Meigs 0 10 Logan 6 52 Wcllston 12 21 Circleville 8 1972 Track ATHENS OPPONENT 69 Gallipolis 58 64 Circleville 58 71 Logan 56 43 Vi Chillicothe 82 Vi 58 Marietta 81 58 Williamston 21 82 Waverly 45 67 Gallipolis 58 Vi 67 Logan 32 Vi ATHENS 226 1972 Golf Jackson OPPONENT 220 226 Wellston 238 236 Logan 242 236 Ironton 263 6 Vi Gallipolis 4 Vi 0 Chillicothe 11 3 Logan 8 169 Gallipolis 156 169 Ironton 180 0 Marietta 11 9Vi Nelsonville-York lVi • 11 Southern 0 9 Vinton County 0 9 Meigs 2 SEOAL MEET — 5th of 8 teams. SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT SECTIONAL — 7th of 7 teams. 88 1972 Basketball Scoreboard ATHENS OPPONENT 59 Nelsonville-York 41 63 Columbus Eascmoor 59 50 Gallipolis 64 80 Ironton 58 56 Meigs 54 62 Jackson 49 54 Parkersburg 57 62 Lancaster 49 41 Waverly 67 80 Logan 37 84 Wellston 54 59 Gallipolis 60 59 Ironton 60 69 Meigs 48 68 Jackson 42 46 Waverly 52 67 Logan 55 92 Wellston 43 51 Lancaster 53 1972 Baseball 1972 Girls’ Basketball ATHENS OPPONENT ATHENS OPPONENT 28 Nelsonville-York 24 32 Meigs 34 25 Bclprc 23 52 Wahama 19 41 Logan 22 41 Kyger Creek 32 33 Southern 22 38 Alexander 22 33 Gallipolis 25 21 Logan 29 2 Galion 10 11 Gallipolis 13 6 Meigs 11 10 Waverly 3 17 Wellston 2 9 Jackson 6 0 Ironton 3 5 Logan 6 12 Chillicothe 4 2 Lancaster 4 1 Parkersburg South 6 1 Lancaster 3 1 Lancaster 8 8 Parkersburg 9 6 Marietta 7 89 Bulldogs Co-champs Of SEOAL Spirit and teamwork were the key parts of the Bulldog foot- ball machine in 1971 as the gridders recorded a 9-1 season and the co-championship of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Coach Gerald Inbody’s first edition displayed teamwork evi- dent in the fact that success never depended on one star player. Nevertheless, the team had its stars and an All-Ohio Class AAA first team selection in A1 Ackerman. The season opened with a 28-25 squeaker over Marietta, fol- lowed by a 38-8 win over Warren Local. Then came the lone defeat at the hands of co-champion Ironton, 28-7. After that, the Bulldogs mowed down seven successive opponents, Jack- son, 22-6; Waverly, 14-6; Gallipolis, 7-0 (that snapped a 17 winning streak for the Blue Devils); 31-0 over Meigs; 10-6 Logan (both were sweet revenge for 1970 drubbings); Well- ston, 52-12, and a season finale over non-league Circleville, 21- 8. Coach Inbody was voted SEOAL Coach of the Year and four Bulldogs were elected to the first All-District team. They were Ackerman, Mike Green, Jim Scott and Don Wood. Ack- erman, Green, Wood and Stu Smith were All-SEOAL picks. Odie” races a Meigs Marauder. Varsity Football Squad: Front Row; Russ Brashear, Stu Smith, Paul Scarmack, A1 Ackerman, Mike Green, Mike Buck, Gary Snow, Jim Scott, Jim Swearingen, Gerald Inbody, head coach. Second Row; Dave Oldfield, Jeff Swaim, Dave Elliott, Jim Fuller, A1 Topping, Ray Strickmaker, John Sager, Don Wood, Terry Strickland, Joe Clark. Third Row; Dave Dishon, trainer, George Stout, Kim Snyder, Dan Johnson, Gary Vamos, Phil Strekal, Les Champlin, Mark Handley, Cabot Rea, Greg Griffin, Jim KovaJeski, manager. Fourth Row; Curtis Martin, trainer, Mark Mattmillcr, trainer, Tom Grant, trainer, Dennis Meredith, Jim France, Mark Eskey, Tim Gagle, Brent Hawk, Greg Blower, Doug Ellwood, Tim Poston, Mark Vaughan. Fifth Row; Coaches Roger Hosier, Joe Williams and Dave McAllister, Don Skinner, Brian Walker, Dan Tritipo, Bill Moorehead, Charlie Adkins, Terry Hawk, Todd Romig, Larry Champlin, Dick Cooksey. 90 Coaching Staff: Dave McAllister, Joe Williams, Gerald Inbody, Head Coach, Roger Hosier. Mike Buck (54) and Jim Swearinger (67), the waltzing bulldogs.” 91 Inbody Was Good Cook Waiting for a new coach to put his first team on the field is like waiting for a new bride to put her first meal on the table. It can be a disaster or it can be enjoyable. In the case of Coach Gerald Inbody, the results were not only enjoyable, they were downright delicious as the Bulldogs treated a home crowd of 4,500 to a 28-25 victory over the Marietta Tigers. It was one of those games that kept the fans in their seats until the final whistle. Not only was this first meal by the new coach a success, it was a preview of what was ahead on the menu for Bulldog grid fans. That was a 9-1 season, co-championship of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League, four all-league players, four all-district players and an All-Ohio Class AAA player. Fans also got their first taste of the running and passing of the Bulldog backfield, the attack and stubbornness of the line and the flavor of the dessert that came from Gary Snow’s edu- cated toe that added extra points and field goals all season. Not bad cooking for a new bride.” Mike Buck injured in the line of duty. 92 Mike Green hands off to Stu Smith. Co-captain Green’s smile of success. A wave of green rolls down the field. MINUTES SECONDS LOGAN DOWN! VISITOR! TO CO IOTR Do ™ m t i CHIEFTAIN BOOSTERS | The scoreboard told the story! 93 Training Ground For Future Varsity Bulldog griddcrs of the future cut their teeth as freshman football players in 1971, finishing the season with three wins, two losses and a tie. The freshman squad will be the varsity in the next three years and they gave evidence they have plenty of budding tal- ent. Under the guidance of Coaches Don Anderson and John Deno, the Bullpups recorded 86 points while holding their op- ponents to 32. Victories came over Gallipolis, 14-6; Federal Hocking, 42-0; and Wellston 24-0. The freshmen lost to Jackson, 14-0; Logan, 6-0; and tied Meigs, 6-6. Jim Scott (80) encounters the enemy. Freshman Rxxba Squad: Front Row; Enc Evans, manager. Bud Wilson, Rich Ross, Tom Hicks, Tim Lavelle, Mike Gallaway, Bob Gall, Terry Hawk, Mark j0bbrC Nlchcolson’ Randy Hom’ Tom Daughcrry. S ond Row; Meade Burnett, manager, Ted Elliott, Jay Graham, Kenny Kendall, Mike K. Kinnard, Rick Dudis Lucien Spataro, Dino D’Ettorri, John Lavelle, Tom Smith. Third Row; Jim Sheridan, manager, Kent Taylor, Mark Ried, Danny Rogers, Larry George, Robert Wilkinson, Mark Riggs, Bob Frays, Mark Sharpe, Kevin Stalder, Coach Don Anderson. Fourth Row; Coach John Deno, Jim Strekal, Roy Gaston, Pat Mace, Tony Deal, Terry Shay, John Gibson, John Hull, Jerry Cunningham, Steve Green, Carl Stempcl. 94 AHS Allstars Opponents soon realized the Bulldogs were a team and not a one-man show, and when the all-star teams were chosen at the dose of the season, football fans everywhere were aware of the standouts on the Athens squad. Once the votes were in, Athens could count on: 1 — An All-Ohio Class AAA tackle. 2 — Four men on the All-District Class AA Team. 3 — Four men on the All-Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Team. Allen Ackerman, who was known to opposing backfields as the guy who broke up plays and smeared quarterbacks, and to opposing lines as the big guy who opened holes, was named All-Ohio Class AAA tackle. He was, of course, chosen for the All-League and All-District teams. Also: Named to the All-District team were Mike Green, Jim Scott and Don Wood. The Bulldogs were represented on the All-SEOAL squad by , , Stu Smith, Green, Wood, and Ackerman. AJ Ackerman: AU-StaU quality. 95 A1 Ackerman, Mike Green, Jim Scott, Don Wood. The AHS Cross-Country team ended the 1971 campaign suc- cessfully. Coach Phil Bobo led his harriers to the league cham- pionship in which 6 of 7 Bulldogs finished in the top 10. Mike Wilkinson was the individual winner with a new record time of 8:50.7. Wilkinson was the number 1 man all season, placing first in 7 out of 11 races. The speedy senior also set a 8:53 record on the Athens course against Lancaster and Iron- ton. Mark Rowland, Gene Roberts and Dan Dry rounded out the seniors on the squad. Bill Diles led the reserves to an excellent season and was the surprise runner for Coach Bobo. High points for the Bulldog runners were a third in the District meet, third in the Salt Fork Invitational, third in the Marietta Invitational and, for the first time this year. Coach Bobo was able to defeat his father, coach of Chillicothe, which he did four times. Wilkinson leads again. 96 Coach Bobo and team go into a huddle. Cross Country Team: Front Row; Richard Sympson, Bill Diles, Mark Rowland, Rick Mansfield, Mike Wilkinson, Gene Roberts, Jim Lavcry. Second Row; Steve Caul, Dan Dry, Steve Yeats, Jeff Edwards, Andy Wallwork, Richard Whiteside, Coach Phil Bobo. 97 Richard Sympson and Jim Lavcry give their all for AHS. Varsity Team: Front Row; Scott Nisely, Jeff Williams, Alex Topping, Pat Mclnturf, Mark Mace, Kim Snyder, Andy Chonko, Don Wood, Steve Inbody, Ted Essex, Mark Handley, Garry Snow. Second Row; A1 Ackerman, Dave Smith, Mike Green, Stu Smith. Basketball Coach Charles McAfee’s edition of the basketball Bulldogs for 1971-72 put a winning season into the record books with 12 victories and 7 defeats. Led by Dave Smith, who was high scorer with an average 19-3 points per game, the Bulldogs finished fourth in the South- eastern Ohio Athletic League with a 9-5 league record. Mike Green was second in scoring, averaging 15.3 points. The Bulldogs’ record would have been even better but twice victory eluded them by one point and twice by two. The Bull- dogs outscored their opponents by 200 points over the season, 1,202 to 1,002. Coach McAfee was assisted by Bob Bur- son and Fred Gibson. 98 Coach McAfee gives the team a strong battle plan. 99 Mike Green sends the tip-off into home territory. RESERVE TEAM: Front Row; John Locke, Doug Ellwood, Rick Mansfield, Gary Crabtree, Brent Hawk, Dave Bridge. Second Row; Larry Dailey, Coach Gibson, Jeff Bennett, Don Skinner, Bill Moorhead, Todd Romig, Kim Snyder, Greg Blower. 100 Front Row; Tim Lavelle, Terry Shay, John Hull, Scott Dailey, Steve Green, Billy Finnearty, Joe Slago. Second Row; Jeff Burner, Jay Graham, Terry Hawk, Carl Stempel, Randy Horn, Duog Bolen. Third Row; Jeff Smith, Jerry Cunningham, Coach Finnearty, Ken Carpenter. 103 Senior Co-Captains: Dave Smith, Mike Green, Stu Smith, AJ Ackerman. TRACK TEAM: Front Row; Chris Bumpass, Darrell Jones, Gene Roberts, John Goodwin, A1 Ackerman, Paul Scarmack, Mike Wilkinson, Mark Rowland, Dan Dry. Second Row; Tom Graham, Trainer; Scott Nislcy, Tim McDonald, Dave Yeats, Steve Caul, Mike Rosser, Richard Sympsoa, Rob Wagoner, Mike Sccoy, Mark Eskey. Third Row; Coach Hosier, Jim Fuller, Phil Strekal, Doug Ellwood, John Locke, Rick Mansfield, Jim Lavery, John Sager, Coach Bobo. Fourth Row; Dave Elliott, Andy Wallwork, Ron Hamilton, Ted Essex, Greg Blower, Jeff Blosser, Mark Shields. Track Two League records and two school records were set by members of the Bulldog track and field squads this spring. Mike Wilkinson set a school record for the pole vault, clearing 13 feet, 10 inches, and rounded off the season with a South- eastern Ohio Athletic Pole Vault record of 13 feet in the league meet. Wilkinson’s school mark was set in the South- eastern-Eastern District Meet at Muskingum College. Allen Ackerman’s record of 52 feet 5% inches for the shot put, broke both the AHS and SEOAL records. The thinclads of Coach Phil Bobo finished second in the eight-team SEOAL Meet and seventh in the fourteen-team District Meet. Top men point-wise were Mike Wilkinson, 130.5 6; Paul Scarmack, 128.1 12; and Allen Ackerman, 113.2 3. 106 Ted Essex jumps the mark. Mansfield runs a close second. Coach Bobo receives district track award. 107 Looks like its going to be a photo finish. 108 A1 Topping outraces his opponent. Baseball Bulldog baseball was a story of hard work and much disap- pointment last spring. Despite some outstanding performances the team had a record of four wins and eleven defeats. But four of those losses saw victory slip away from the Bulldogs by just one run. The team finished fifth in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Victories were over Waverly, Wellston, Jackson, and Chillicothe. Coach James Woodell and his assist- ant, Fred Gibson, found satisfaction in the performances of many of the players. Mike Green led the team in hitting with .435 percent, while Jon Kostival batted .417 and Don Wood .327. Many of the Bulldogs went on to play with the Athens K. T. Crossen Post team which went to the finals in the Ohio American Legion Baseball Tournament. Coaches Bill Woodell and Fred Gibson. VARSITY BASEBALL: Front Row; Mark Sharpe, manager; Steve Inbody, Jim Swearingen, Mike Westfall, Mike Green, Gary McVey, Jan Kostival, Dick Baker. Second Row; Coach Woodell, Us Champlin, Don Wood, Jon Kostival, Andy Chonko, Tim Rose, Steve Deal, Mark Handley, Dan Sininger, Brad Burchfield, Coach Gibson. Third Row; Tim Poston, Todd Norris, Norm Stewart, Mark Mace, Larry Dailey, Brent Hawk, Mark Vaughan, Richard Cooksey, John McBride. no Who will be first? Ball or runner? Ball one. Only three more to go. Slugger’s warming up to hit a home run. FRESHMAN BASEBALL: Front Row; Bob Gall, Scott Dailey, Doug Bolin, Ken Cartmill, Tom Daugherty, BUI Hixon, John Hull, Terry Shay, Jim Pierre, Coach McAllister. Second Row; Randy Horn, Terry Hawk, Scott Brooks, Jeff Burner, Brian Cubbison, Carl Stempcl, Henry Young, Jim Rutter, Wynn Knight. Third Row; Jeff Smith, Jeff Carr, Tony Deal, Steve Green, Kevin Stalder, Dino D’Ettoire, John Lavellc, Pat Mace, Jim Sheridan. Hockey La very sounds the battle cry! Golf A successful season was recorded by the Bulldog golfers, under the direction of Coach Harold Kessler. In the Southeast- ern Ohio Athletic League Meet, the Bulldogs finished fifth with an average of 330. Rich Whiteside led the team with an average of 43.1, with Bill Diles at 44.5 and Cabot Rea close behind at 44.9. Other team members and their averages and rounds were: Terry Hawk, 45.3 (13); Jim France, 46.4 (9); and Randy VanDyke, 50.5 (2). Rich Whiteside caddied his own clubs. Bill Diles swings into anion. 114 Cabot Rea surveys the situation before he swings. AHS Wrestlers WRESTLING TEAM: Front Row; Tom Daugherty, Mike Blosscr, Robert Wilkinson, Mike Buck, Tim Gagle, Jim Strekal, Ray Strickmaker. Stcond Row; Ted Elliott, Lucian Spataro, Danny Rogers, Coach Deno, Mike Secoy. 115 School Leaders One of Student Council's guided tours of AHS. Student Council continued its progressive movement this year under President Bob Mahaffey, and advisor Mr. Ralph Nix. Some projects such as repairing the student parking lot and collection of food and clothing, were of a service nature, while others were for the enjoyment and benefit of the student body. Many students participated in the visitation program, tak- ing a day from their work to see how another system operated. The cafeteria was opened before school in the mornings for the first time for study purposes. Special assemblies sponsored by Student Council included The Expectation,” a Nazarene singing group, and Dr. Fred Luchs, a professional speaker from the Athens area. A highlight for the school was the sponsoring of an Area Council Workshop at AHS. Interclub Forum was formed of all club presidents, and was headed by Student Council Vice President, Peggy Kappes. This group coordinated activities among all organizations in the school. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front Row: Mar- garet Dohn, Sue Sheridan, Dave Smith. Patsy Whiteside, Bob Mahaffey, Presi- dent, Dana Lacy, Peggy Kappes, Vice President, Emad Mikhail, Treasurer. Sec- ond Row: Nedra Soltow, Kathy Dudis, Ncdra Riggs, Secretary, John Locke, A1 Pcnson, Charles Barrows, Julie Brophy, Linda Wilson, Martha Wilhelm, Jean Scott, Steve Caul. INTERCLUB FORUM: Front Row: Em- ily Murphree, Peggy Kappes, President, Marsha Goodman, Ann Lynn, Kathy Daft. Pam Douglas. Second Row: Mary Cross, Dana Lacy, Margy Baird, Sarah Jane Skinner, Marilyn McHarg, Barbara Stephenson, Renee Beaty. Third Row: Jeff White, Jerry Gray, Bob Mahaffey, Russ Brashear, Roger Watson. 118 NHS Plays Active Role at AHS National Honor Society became an involved group within the high school this year. The induction ceremony for new members was held in February with Mr. Alan Geiger, Ohio University planner, as the speaker. Student speakers were Emily Murphree, Roger Watson, Rebecca Hollinger and Stuart Smith. A total of twenty-eight students were taken into the society. In the spring, WTAP-TV, Parkersburg, West Virginia, again present its NHS quiz program. The AHS team, consisting of Emily Murphree, Caroline Brcitenberger, John Abel, and Roy Wood, ended the season with two wins to their credit. NHS Old Members: Front Row; Caroline Brcitenberger, Marilyn McHarg, Becky Hollinger, Emily Murphree, president, Kathy Gallaway, Marsha Goodman, Signc Den bow. Second Row; Mrs. Helen Porter, adviser, Margy Baird, Dana Lacy, secretary-treasurer, John Abel, Sue Sheridan, Elizabeth Sympson, Daisy Crawley, Anne Klimko. Third Row; Peggy Kappes, Roger Watson, vice president, Bruce Phillips, Gary McVey, Roy Wood, Solveig Overby, Stuart Smith. NHS New Members: Front Row; Emad Mikhail, Kathi Seifcrth, Denise Talbott, Gretchcn Keller, John Gilbert, Becky McDonald, Jerry Gray; Second Row; Maria Tong, Mike Westfall, Alex Topping, Patti Gaglc, Nancy Elliot, Sue Sneddcn, Renee Beaty. Third Row; Joy Quisenberry, Kathy Munro, Gail Gibson, Kathy Dudis, Debbie Anderson, Anne Young, B. A. Stanley. Fourth Row; Grant McQuatc, Nancy Duhl, Jeff Edwards, Pat Borchard, Carlyn Taylor, Becky Brown. 119 120 Service Groups Work for AHS Office helpers, library assistants, and the audio-visual staff have all contributed valuable services to the functioning of AHS in the past year. Contrary to popular belief, the office helpers did much more than pass out those notorious blue slips” to unsuspecting students. Their other major activities included the collection of attendance slips in morning and af- ternoon homeroom periods, and the preparation and distrib- ution of the Faculty and Student Guides for the high school. The library staff helped our librarian, Mrs. Helen Porter, in carrying out the everyday workload of the library. The AV Staff, under the direction of Mr. Joe Johnson, was busy throughout the year supplying teachers and their classes with various pieces of equipment. In return for their services, both the library staff and the AV staff received up to one-half credit. AV Staff: Front: Bill Rankins. Second Row: Tony King, Bob Boyd, Randall Owens, Rick Heller, Dennis Zouleck, Ronnie Lanning, Don Douglas. Third Row: Mr. Joe Johnson, advisor, Mike Irwin, Ray Hunt, David Black, Paul Jellison, David Child, Charles Heller. Office Helpers: Front Row; Shirley Cole, Delinda Crabtree, Kathy Taylor, Peggy Tcdrow, Ruth Welch, Doris Frays, Shelly Gardner, Brenda Hanson, Judy Weddle. Second Row; Lana Woodrum, Marjorie Riley, Betty Pryor, Joyce Weddle, Dessie Smith, Deanna Sccoy, Debbie Mansfield, Linda Hunsickcr, Carla Boggs, Chris Kelley, Debbie Lamp. Library Helpers: Front Row; Janette Ryan, Pam Finder, Debbie Bleigh, Pam Rypma, Beth Hanning. Second Row; John Kerr, Mrs. Helen Por- ter, Fran La velle, Gary Kan me r, Bob Boyd, Steve Saunders. 121 Cheerleaders Spark Bulldog Spirit Having been chosen in the spring of 1971, the varsity cheer- leaders prepared themselves for the fall football games, hold- ing many practice sessions during the summer. The varsity squad attended the Golden Eagle cheerleading camp at Muskin- gum College. Freshman cheerleaders were chosen at the begin- ning of the 1971-1972 school year. 122 Varsity Cheerleaders: Nedra Riggs, Kathy Dudis, Carolyn Ellis, Teresa McGraner, Cindy Hamilton, Gail Gibson, Jill Kinnard, and Bulldog Bob Mahaffey. Reserve Cheerleaders: Front Row; Lori Pennell, Pam Armbrustcr. Lora El- dridge. Second Row; Penny Armbrustcr, Jayne Ball, Ann Welling. Practice makes perfect! Freshman Cheerleaders: Front Row; Patti Pennell, Lora Gruescr, Meg Topping, Laura Lavery, Jean Scott, Susan Lawrence. Pep Club Supported AHS Athletics Pep Club, under the direction of advisor Mr. Joe Johnson, undertook a variety of projects this year in order to support all phases of Bulldog athletics. In sponsoring a bus trip to the away football game at Ironton, the group met with major diffi- culties when two of their chartered buses failed to operate. The migration continued, however, and many arrived to sup- port the team. Pep Club was also the sponsor for pep rallies, and its members built the queens’ float for the annual Home- coming festivities. Cheerleaders work hard to support the Bulldogs. Pep Club: Front Row; Tina Abdella, Treasurer, Gndy Adams, Susan Quest, Judi Armbrustcr, Sally Smith, Mitzi Bricker, Sherry Canter, Howie Kerr, Marsha Goodman, Richard Whiteside, Patsy McGrancr. Second Row; Sarah Jane Skinner, Co-President, Kathi Sciferth, Co-President, Kathy Gallaway. Secretary, Jennifer Newsome, Suzanne Dishon, Carla Eldridge, Pam Gee, Lois Berry, Ann Fcrrel, Becky Hollinger, Leslie McCarthy, Becky Mingus, Susan Slagle, Diane Farley, Kim Smith, Carlyn Taylor. Third Row; Lcora Wigal, Susan English, Susan Gibson, Christy Buck, Nancy Johnson. Bev McCombs, Emily Murphrec, Debbie Anderson, Mr. Joe Johnson, advisor. Bob Mahaffcy. 124 Leaders of the Band Leading the AHS Marching Band this year were four major- ettes and a drum major chosen in tryouts of the previous spring. As the band played its featured halftime shows, 'Jesus Christ, Superstar” and Make Me Smile,” the quintet per- formed in many formations with different effects, including pom-pom routines, twirling fire, and dance steps. 125 Girl Hedges AHS Band Starts Forward March The various AHS Band groups worked long and hard under director Stephen Berry, and assistant Wilbur Lanning. The members spent the year marching in parades, presenting half- time shows, boosting spirit for pep assemblies and preparing for concerts. The Concert Band received honors when they per- formed in both District and State contests. It was the begin- ning of an upward move for the band. AHS CONCERT MARCHING BAND: Front Row: Laura Rcidcr, Martha Wil- helm, Melissa Houk, Peggy Wei man, Joe D’Ettoire, Rick Daly, Mike Elliott, Leslie Dean. Second Row: Christy Witham, Brenda Williamson, Roberta Moore, Christy Van Dyke, Gloria Shields, Beth Winkler, David Hubbard, Karen Crab- tree. Third Row: Randy Van Dyke, Cindy Ellis, Brenda Robinson, Jackie Wendall, Kathy Chapman, Debbie Falkenstein, Jerry Gray, President, Debbie Thompson. Fourth Row: Carol Johnson. Debbie Pier- son, Jan Cox, Cabot Rea, Scott Good, Melody Sands, Secretary, Sharon Latz, Beth Henderson. Fifth Row: Mike Whea- ton, Howie Dean, Brenda Bumpass, Bob Wendall, Steve Jagcrs, Mark Slagle, Bruce Simpson, Dick Creighton. Sixth Row: Tenney Fuller, Jim McRcynolds, Lcora Wigal, Peter Williams, Becky Evcncr, Jean Michael, Carl Hedges, Karen Mc- Girr. 126 STAGE BAND: Front Row: Melody Sands, Sheila Conant, Jerry Gray, Margie Cohen, Fawn Way, Scott Good. Second Row: Mr. Berry, Jim McRcynolds, Peter Williams, Becky Evcner, Jean Michael. Third Row: Rod Wagoner, Bruce Simpson, Howie Dean, Brad Ashbaugh, Chris Bumpass, Steve Graham, Grant McQuatc, Leslie Dean, Carl Fink. PEP BAND: Front Row: Jerry Gray, Brad Ashbaugh, Rod Wagoner, Chris Bumpass, Steve Graham, Mike Elliott. Second Row: Dick Creighton, Pam Douglas, Peter Williams, Shelia Conant, Scott Good, Becky Evener, Margie Cohen, Grant McQuate, Howie Dean. ORCHESTRA: Front Row: Carl Hedges, Brenda Williamson, Pam Riggs, Joann Spring, Julie Brophy, Caroline Breitenberger. Second Row: Katie Baird, Margie Cohen, Grant McQuate, Leslie Dean, Brad Ash- baugh, Eric Peterson, Carl Fink, Richard Stevens, Mr. Berry. AHS CONCERT-MARCHING BAND: Front Row: Brad Ashbaugh, Stuart Mc- Dargh, Eric Peterson, Wallie Hunt, Don McReynolds, Mike Blosser, Bob Sinnctt. Second Row: Carol Henderson, Lisa Hig- gins, Kathy Elisar, Chris Wright, Becky Brown, Lois Johnson, Brenda Bom, Dc- linda Crabtree, Mr. Berry. Third Row: Brenda Nelson, Gina Johnson, Connie Adams, Cindy White, Nan Hcffken, Dave Staten, Ron Williams. Fourth Row: Kim Sands, Christy Buck, Linda Wilson, Mark VanDykc, Fawn Way, Pam Doug- las, Vice President, Margie Cohen. Fifth Row: George Gevas, Steve Graham, Treasurer, Bruce Lacy, Fred Coulson, Grant McQuate, Chris Bumpass, Shelia Conant, Diane Marsh. Sixth Row: Jill Gray, Dino D’Ettoire, Becky Kyle, Kathy Shumway, Greg Seheck, Phil Kreider, Jeff Keller, Jason Ryan, Rod Wagoner. 127 Chorus Performed For Many Occasions Chorus again continued to expand this year under the direc- tion of Mrs. Vera Smith. In addition to Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus, and Boys’ Chorus, a new group, the Chorale, was cho- sen by audition to be a special performing ensemble represent- ing Athens High. Major performances of the Chorus groups included Thanksgiving concerts, the special production of Gil- bert and Sullivan’s operetta. Trial by Jury, Christmas programs, and the annual Spring concerts. The Chorale also appeared on WTAP-TV, Parkersburg, West Virginia, and sang for various civic groups within the Athens community. In May, the year was climaxed for the Chorale with a visit to the University of Cincinnati Campus. Girls’ Chorus: Front Row; Elizabeth Seibert, Beth Hanning, Connie Perry, Pam Riggs, Laurie Tom, Judy Shields, Pam Gee. Second Row; Jenny Samaan, Marcia Griffin, Brenda Hanson, Becky Brown, Lois Johnson, Jan Heffelfinger, Nanette Rorick, Carol Rea. Third Row; Jean Michael, accompanist, Susie Patrick, Laura Lavery, Lora Grueser, Sue Bush, Jackie Barkie, Lucinda Ftazee. Boys’ Chorus: Front Row; Gary Warner, Steve Caul, Cabot Rea, Todd Romig, Alex Topping, Bill Diles, Tim McDonald. Back Row; Gary Paudler, David Yeats, Bob Mahaffcy, Don Skinner, Wayne Davidson. 128 Mixed Chorus: Front Row; Patty Griffin, Sally Graham, Debbie Bleigh, Sarah Jane Skinner, Elizabeth Seibert, Jenny Samaan, Rose Abdclla, Suzanne Di- shon. Second Row; Marcia Griffin, Tina Abdclla, Linda Mruphy, Cindy Con- boy, Nancy Braley, Lucinda Frazce, Connie Perry, Shcclagh Dalzcll, Susie Patrick, Pat Neasloncy, Jackie Ley, Susie Goycr, Tom Hanning, Steve Caul, Julia Brophy, Beth Winkler, Leora Wigal, Gretchcn Keller, Carol Rea, Di- ane Lewis, Margie Olson, Marti Rowland, Pam Riggs, Mrs. Vera Smith, director. Third Row; Maria Tatalos, Debbie Witham, Anne Michael, Nedra Riggs, Tina Franks, Judy Fry, Jerry Gray, Rod Wagoner, Cabot Rea, Donna Kclzcnberg, Julia Stout, Renee Beaty, Lois Johnson, Carlita Wicklinc, Martha Daniel, Judy Shields. Fourth Row; Jennifer Newsome, Susan English, Nita Neason, Ilise Eldridge, Beth Hanning, Ellen Soltow, Dawn Boles, Nancy Kendall, Bill Diles, Richard Whiteside, Alex Topping, Todd Romig, Tom McHarg, Gaynor Smith, Beth Henderson, Debbie Carpenter, Carlyn Taylor, Susan VanDcVcnter, Sharon Gilkey, Kathryn Ruchti, Carla Eldridge, Jayne Wallwork, Sue Bush. Fifth Row; Sharon Ames, Pam Gee, Kate Maurath, Pat Borchard, Cindy Lee, Alice Clark, Sally Smith, Linda Matthews, Lynn Stan- son, Gary Warner, David Beard, Don Skinner, Dave Crowell, Gary Snow, Russ Brashcar, Tim McDonald, Sara Powell, Marsha Goodman, Susan Cuck- ler, Shcrlyn Ransom, Karen McGirr, Tina Eberts, Susan Venema, Chris Kel- ley. Sixth Row; Jackie Barkic, Gayle Kelsey, Sherry Cunningham, Diane Davidson, Anita McKibben, Cathy Baur, Dana Lacy, Lisa Patton, Michele Lewis, Patsy McGrancr, Pat Mclnturf, Jason Ryan, Jon Rcininga, Bob Ma- haffey. Bill Moorchead, Wayne Davidson, Becky Rardin, Linda Kappes, Julie Kessler, Peggy Kappes, Jan Heffelfinger, Nanette Rorick, Deanna Secoy, Betty Pryor. Accompanists, Jean Michael and Marilyn McHarg (seated at piano). Chorale: Front Row; Jenny Samaan, Liz Siebert, Sarah Jane Skinner, Marcia Griffin, Susie Goyer, Julia Brophy, Kathy Dudis, accom- panist. Second Row; Marilyn McHarg, accompanist, Brenda Burson, Dana Lacy, Barbara Stephenson, Donna Kelzcnbcrg, Chris Kelley. Third Row; Bob Mahaffcy, Doug Krinn, Jon Reininga, Wayne Davidson, Stuart McDargh, Cabot Rea, Tom McHarg. 129 Language Clubs Learn About Other Cultures Each of the language clubs at AHS placed an emphasis on a culture different from our own. El Club Espanol celebrated Christmas, with carolling in Spanish, and a fiesta with a pi- nata. Le Cercle Francais featured different French foods monthly, to the delight of their membership. Junior Classical League looked back to the Greek and Roman peoples in pre- paring for competition in the statewide JCL convention. Der Deutcher Verein related to the German-speaking people in their practice of a Kaffeeklatsch” at each meeting, when they spoke in German while enjoying punch and cookies. All of the clubs worked together in providing ideas to stimulate interest in languages among their fellow students. Latin Club: Front Row; Chris Hurst, Vice-President, B. J. Rardin, Brant John- son, Toni Thayer. Second Row; Mrs. Jean Russell, advisor, Jeff Hopkins, Sara Powell, Marilyn McHarg, Dana Lacy, President, Nancy Shumate, Secretary- Treasurer. 130 French Club: Front Row; Kathy Gallaway, Leora Wigal, Kathi Seifcrth, Ellen Soltow. Second Row; Laurie Tom, Cindy Williams, Susan Gibson. Third Row, Lois Bowser, Signe Dcnbow, Becky McDonald, Ann Young, Diane Lewis, Sarah Jane Skinner. Fourth Row; Joy Quisenberry, Lois Ann Berry, Barbara Stanley, Gretchen Keller, Ann Lynn, President, Becky Hollinger, Secretary-Treasurer. German Club: Front Row; Mrs. Barbara Chu, advisor, Kathy White, Diane Ellis, Wendy King, Leroy Reichard, Denise Talbott, Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Fry, President, Nan Heffken, Van Huff. Spanish Club: Front Row; Pam Douglas, Marilyn McHarg, President. Second Row; Emily Murphrec, Secretary, Carlita Wickline, Treasurer, Gndy Grafton, Joyce Wickline, Mary Cross. Vice-President, Peggy Kappes, Mrs. Elsa Hcffdfinger, advisor, Jan Heffelfinger. 132 Clubs Display Talent Field trips highlighted the year’s agenda for Art Club, as activities were begun with a trip to the farm of Mrs. Judith Morgan, advisor. Later the group converged on Columbus for a weekend of cultural events, including art shows, and a play. Also featured by art club were an art sale and the annual Art Show. Science Club attempted to arouse students’ interest in science through various activities in their program of the year. In addi- tion to attending their general meetings, Science Club members prepared Science Fair projects for competition on the area level. They also took time from their school hours to give chemistry demonstrations to local elementary school children. Science Club: Front Row; Jeff White, Richard Whiteside, John Day, Leroy Reichard, President, Gerhard Grabherr, Ray Hunt, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Joel Welling. Second Row; Bill Creighton, Vice-President, Denise Talbott, Mr. Tom Ziegler, Advisor. Art Club: Front Row; Carlita Wicldinc, Lois Ann Berry, Vice-President, Roger Barrows, President, Laura Tom. Second Row; Nan Hcffkin, Treasurer, Diane Lewis, Secretary, Roger Crawley, Sheryl Skinner, Vonnic Rardin, Mrs. Morgan, Advisor. Third Row; Mike Green, Dan Dry, Wayne Davidson, Jeanne McFarland, Diane Farley, Theresa McClcary, Brian Hicks. Groups Organized To Help Others After a year of inactivity, the Y-ARCS at AHS reorganized under the supervision of Mr. William Komer and Mr. Jack Lowdin. Their various activities provided a social outlet for area retarded children, and they also helped to inform the pub- lic of the facts about mental retardation. Varsity-A Club’s membership was limited to those people who had earned one varsity letter in some sport. Their purpose was to raise money for Bulldog athletics. Among other pro- jects, they operated the coat check at home basketball games, and, in February, they sponsored a basketball game between the Harlem All-Stars and the AHS Faculty. Varsity-A Club: Front Row; Gene Roberts, Paul Scarmack, Presi- dent, Mike Green, Mike Westfall, Jim Swearingen. Second Row; Carolyn Ellis, Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Wilkinson, Jim Kovaleski, Richard Whiteside, George Williamson, Kathy Dudis. Third Row; Russ Brashear, Mike Buck, Phil Strekal, Jon Kostival, Gail Gib- son. Fourth Row; Nedra Riggs, Jim Fuller, Mr. Joe Williams, advi- sor. Y—ARCS: Front Row; Cindy White, Roberta Moore, President, Debbie Jones, Gina Johnson, Secretary, Melody Sands, Paula Powell, Debbie Thompson. Second Row; Brenda Nelson, Linda Wilson, Vice President, Lcora Wigal. Kathy Elisar, Cindy Quest, Sharon Gilkey Third Row; Becky Mingus, Susan Slagle, Peggy Kappes, Susan Gibson, Gayle Kelsey, Richard Sympson, Treasurer. 133 Recreation Involved Many People Both Gymnastics Club and Girls’ Athletic Association met weekly throughout the year for recreation and activities. GAA kicked off with a bike hike, and moved into their program for the year which included volleyball, bowling, and softball. The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held in the spring. Gymnastics Club, after a late start, attended a workshop at Brookhaven High School, Columbus, Ohio, and returned there in March to compete in a district gymnastics meet. The group also performed during the halftime of one AHS basketball game, and in the Physical Education Demonstration. Gymnastics Club: Front Row; Meg Top- ping, Susan Lawrence, Leslie McCarthy, Gretchcn Keller, Carolyn Perry, Linda Mathews, Diane Ellis, Miss Joyce Agcn- broad, advisor. Second Row; Jean Scott, Lora Grucscr, Mike Wilkinson, Mike Buck, Patti Pennell, Laura Lavery. GAA: Front Row; Miss Joyce Agenbroad, advisor, Cathy Baur, Secretary, Betty Skinner, Treasurer, Margy Baird, Presi- dent, Joan Kempton, Vice President. Second Row; Teresa Merriman, Martha Swisher, Donna Kelzenbcrg, Susan Reed, Linda Hunsicker, Karen Eskcy, Cathy Collins, Gretchen Keller, Becky Hollinger, Emily Murphrec, Peggy Kappcs, Marsha Goodman. Third Row; Susan Vcnema, Susan Warthman, Carol Johnson, Becky Brown, Debbie Anderson, Martha Wilhelm, Marla English, Alice Clark, Linda Mathews, Risa Rosenberg, Patsy McGraner, Michele Lewis, Lois Huntsman, Sue Farley, Jayne Wallwork, Faye Welch, Laura Farrington, Lora Eldridge, Linda Kappes. Fourth Row; Susan Klock, Paula Powell, Janette Ryan, Sarah Jane Skinner, Nancy Johnson, Joyce Wickline, Justine McCarthy, Nina Sudnick, Renee Scarmack, Susie Purdy, Carol Rea, Teresa Hann, Katie Ruchti, Karla Eldridge, Katy Baird, Tonya Wagner, Paula Ross, Tina Abdella, Irene Jasinski, Jan Heffelfinger, Ann Ferrel, Kathy Munro, Diane Amon, Julie Kessler, Debbie Carpenter. 134 I I I I I I I Skin and Scuba Club: Front Row; Mike Ruchti, Gary Paudlcr, David Mat- chew son, A1 Pen son, Andy Wallwork. Second Row; Howie Kerr, Richard Thomas. Bob Boyd, President, Mr. Stephan Berry, Mr. Donald Eskey, advi- sors. Clubs Had an Enjoyable Year As it went into its second year at AHS, interest in Karate Club grew. Under the direction of Mr. Darrell Ford, the club’s goal was one of enjoyment more than prestige, though two of its members (Jeff Swaim and Dave Oldfield) have achieved the level of green belt. The club participated in Movement ”72,” the annual Phys. Ed. show as one of its activities. In its first year at AHS, Skin and Scuba Club, under the direction of Mr. Stephan Berry, Mr. Donald Eskey and Mr. Bob Finnearty, was formed for students interested in a certified course in the field. The club met weekly at the Athens Sports Center. In addition to regular meetings, “dives” were held at area lakes. Karate Club: Front Row; Ken Kelley, Terry Combs, Victor Cline. Tom Booth, Robert Hultgren, George Stout. Second Row: Leroy Rcichard, Steve Yeats, Ray Hunt, Mike Fletcher, Steve Nihiser, Dave Oldfield, Mr. Darrel Ford, advisor. 135 Co-Sponsored Dance Highlighted the Year For the first time, this year, the Christmas Dance was co- sponsored by Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. Working to the theme An Old Fashioned Christmas” the clubs jointly planned and pre- pared for the annual event. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y are affiliated with the national offices of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y respectively. Both clubs being service organizations, co-ordinated several service projects during the year. Various other activities in- cluded the Faculty-Hi-Y basketball game, a Hi-Y paper drive and Tri-Hi-Y’s Christmas caroling party held for the patients at Kimc’s Convalescent Center and the County Home. The clubs also sponsored bake sales and after-game dances as fund- raising projects. Hi-Y: Pront Row; Cunis Martin, Secretary, Phil Strekal, Vice-President, Alex Topping, President, Jim Fuller, Treasurer, Norm Stewart, Chaplain. Second Row; Scott Lavclle, Jim Strekal, A1 Penson, Jeff White, Mr. Keck, advisor, Scott Nisley, Dave Secoy. Third Row; Jeff Blosser, Tim Rose, Ray Strick- maker, Howie Kerr, Paul Scarmack, John Kerr, Richard Whiteside, John Sager, Mike Rosser, Dave Crowell. Tri-Hi-Y: Pront Row; Peggy Kappcs, President. Sec- ond Row; Dana Lacy, Secretary, Marsha Goodman, Vice-President. Third Row; Emily Murphrcc, Trea- surer, Betty Skinner, Membership Chairman, Cathy Collins, Publicity Chairman. Fourth Row; Margy Baird, Social Chairman, Kathi Seifcrth, Joan Kemp- ton, Kathy Gallaway, Susan Slagle, Denise Talbott. Fifth Row; Doris Frays, Janie McCafferty, Marilyn Vessalo, Patti Gagle, Kathy Daft, Sharon Kozma, Ann Lynn, Becky Mingus, Mary Cross. Sixth Row; Becky Brown, Debbie Anderson, Barb Stephenson, Alice Hunting, Martha Swisher, Cathy Baur, Karen Eskey, Ann Ferrel, Kathy Munro. Seventh Row; Lori Pennell, Tina Abdella, Jayne Wall work, Cindy Graf- ton, Pam Douglas, Tara Ploghoft, Lois Huntsman, Carlita Wickline, Loretta Kuhn, Sue Farley, Patsy McGraner, Cindy White, Melody Sands, Carla McA- fooes, Michele Lewis, Linda Mathews, Alice Clark, Sally Smith, Carlyn Taylor, Sarah Jane Skinner, Jayne Ball. Eighth Row: Susan Cucklcr, Susan Eng- lish, Joan Witmer, Nina Sudnick, Sue Pardy, Renee Scarmack, Laura Cross, Donna Jones, B. J. Rardin, Joyce Wicklinc, Lisa Grover, Beth Henderson, Linda Kappes, Jan Heffelfinger, Carol Rea. 136 Business Education Provided Skills COE: Front Row; Shelly Gardner, Janie McCafferry, Marilyn Vessalo, Kathy Daft. Second Row; Joan Shields, Ann Fletcher, Mary Christ, Jeananne Sharpe, Mrs. JoAnnc Smith, advisor, Vicki Hawk. Third Row; Jody Grubb, Bonnie Thompson, Sharon Kozma, Daisy Crawley. Fourth Row; Donita Hibbard, Susan Hoffman. DECA: Front Row; Mike Mulligan, Bob Yeats, Jon Downard, John Goodwin, Roger Watson. Second Row; Tim Watner, Vickie Gcntcr, Patti Gagle, Sue Sncdden, JoAnn Vessalo, Susan Reis, Cindy Smith. Third Row; Mr. Foust, advisor, Bill Cash, Darrell Jones, Tim Jasper, Katie Pryor, Jeanette Wakefield. Fourth Row; Steve Pennell, Mark Sutton, Richard Braiey. Occupational Groups Learned on the Job OWE: Front Row; Connie Tinkham, Mike Elliot, Gene Roberts, JoAnn Ferris, Juanita Reeves, Dirk Romig, Howard Michael. Second Row; Mr. Lawrence Kent, advisor, Aaron Bush, Pam Davenport, Ralph Dun fee. Bob Bruce. Third Row; Jim Brooks, Bruce Hann, Jerry Tolson, Joe McCune, Dave McCoy, Ken Kelley, Joe Antorictto. OWE: Front Row; David Keims, Ben Taylor, Jim Gilkcy, Dennis Okel, Jack Riley, Meta Hudnall. Second Row; Terry Young, Stephanie Sapp, Ruby Fletcher, Jerry Russell, Pat Neasloney, Alice Hunting, Brian Hicks, Katie Urbach, Mr. Joe Williams, advisor, Theresa Main. Special Ed. OWE: Front Row; Earl Gilkey, Buddy West, Ray Powell, Ronnie Deans. Second Row; Gary Vamos, Charlie Barrows, Richard Biggins, Tom Maylc. Third Row; Bob Darnell, Tom Phillips. OWE: Front Row; Cynthia Maylc, Carol Willie, Rocky Lambert, Larry Barren, Craig Dickens. Second Row; Gary Arnold, Tom Stanley, Tim Foster, Roger Hamer, Kenny Romine, Bruce Carpenter, Alice Smith, Unita Cassels, Connie Kelley, Chris Conboy. Third Row; Ron Glasgow, Louie Antorietto, John Manda, Ed Cooper, Neil Sharpe, Mr. Robert Talbert, advisor. 139 Coordination of Talents Led to a Successful Year Masquers and Thespians, the drama organization of AHS, co-ordinated their talents with Stage Crew to produce various events throughout the year for Athens High Theater. Stage Crew was organized as a club for the first time this year under Mr. Ray Abraham. Elected as officers for Stage Crew were: Will Tevis, Stage Manager, Bruce Lacy, Set Designer; Sharon Latz and Melanie Swart, Construction Designers; and Loretta Kuhn, Student Assistant. Masquers and Thespians continued from the backstage work of Stage Crew to provide various performances, including the major annual drama and musical, under the direction and advice of Mrs. Mary Jo Bowes. Stage Crew: Front Row; Carlita Wicklinc, Laura Farrington, Wendy Wade, Loretta Kuhn, Student Assistant. Second Row; Diane Farley, Van Huff, Martha Wilhelm, Rick Dudis, Debbie Fulks, Maria Tong. Third Row; Tony Parkis, Melanie Swart, Ann Young, Roger Crawley, Tony King, Bruce Lacy, John Gilbert. Fourth Row; Jeff White, Bill Rankins, Jeff Keller, Don McReynolds. Mark Lane. Masquers and Thespians: Front Row; Brian Swearingen, Pam Gee, Carolyn Billy, Jon Reininga. Second Row; Sarah Jane Skinner, Carlita Wickline, Diane Farley, Martha Wilhelm, Nancy Duhl, Lois Ann Berry, Secretary, Laura Farrington, Sharon Latz, Jason Ryan, Renee Beaty, President. Third Row; Loretta Kuhn, Treasurer, Carl Hedges, Steve Gcirs, Mark Lane, Emily Fium, Bill Rankins, Jeff Keller, Tony Parkis, Craig Latz. 140 Goals Are Achieved In Communication As a bright spot in everyone’s day, the AHS Broadcasting Club again presented the Morning Show, which featured music and requests for students and teachers along with the morning announcements. Program directors were Victoria Vaughan, John Locke, Russ Brashear, Jason Ryan, and Howard Clear- field. The Amateur Radio Club provided a more personal ap- proach to communication for interested students. The main ob- jective of the club was to prepare members to pass their novice license tests. This course was supplemented by guest speakers and movies. Amateur Radio Club: Joel Welling, Gregg Weinfurtner, Paul Schmit- tauer, Jeff White, (WN8GTB), President, Marty Chapman, (WN8JNC), Vice-President, and John Gilbert, (WN8GAM), Secre- tary-Treasurer. Broadcasting Club: Front Row; Mr. Ray Abra- ham, advisor, Jackie Barkie, Treasurer, Justine McCarthy, Martha Wilhelm, Secretary. Second Row; John Locke, Bonnie DcVault, Jason Ryan, Russ Brashear, President. 141 Activities Were Rewarding Experiences Service projects occupied a great deal of time for both Fu- ture Homemakers of America and Future Teachers of America. FHA donated money to the Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, held a Halloween Party at the Athens Mental Health Center, and made gifts for patients of O’Bleness Memorial Hospital during the Christmas season. Alice Hunting, Presi- dent of the AHS chapter, also served as president of the Ath- ens County FHA organization, and Betty Pryor served as secre- tary for this group. FTA members used their unscheduled time to go to district elementary schools and serve as teachers’ aides. They also as- sisted high school faculty and were responsible for the initia- tion of short, mini-courses which were offered throughout the year at the high school. FTA’s activities also included attend- ance of conventions both at Rio Grande and Columbus, Ohio. FTA: Front Row; Becky Darnell, Secretary-Treasurer, Lois Ann Berry, Terry Foughty, President, Solveig Overby, Signc Dcnbow. Second Row; Lisa Patton, Vice-President, Mrs. Vedder, advisor, Paula Powell, Becky McDonald. Third Row; Debbie Jones, Gina Johnson. FHA: Front Row; Becky Slisher, Secretary, Carol Johnson, Treasurer, Tammy Antic, Alice Huntint, President, Kathy Daft, Vice-President, Patti Gagle, Marcia Griffin, Betty Pryor. Second Row; Shirley Cole, Nita Neason, Fawn Stout, Susan Russel, Vicki Con key, Anita Lanning, Deanna Sccoy. Third Row; Cindy White, Ruth Welch, Charline Goldsbcrry, Alice Cline, Beth Sanders. 142 Forensic Club: Mrs. Kathleen Marks, advisor, Leslie Dean, Ron Docic, Phil Kricder. Clubs Learned by Active Participation Forensic Club was organized this year as an educational group designed to prepare participants for all types of debate activities. The ultimate goal of this training was to take part in speech contests throughout the state. The school newspaper, the Matrix, was restructured under advisor Mrs. Linda Sharpies. All work was done on an equal basis, with each staff member taking on different kinds of assignments in helping to meet each deadline. Revised printing resulted in an interesting format which was well received by the students. Matrix Staff: Front few, Jeff Jones, John Sager. Second Row; Judy Fry, Russ Brashear, Karen Counts, Paul Scarmack, Cindy Lee, Caroline Meir. Third Row; Solvcig Overby, Dave Croston, Stu Hake. 143 The senior class of 1972 was the first class to complete four years at the new Athens High School. In contrast to most freshman classes, we had a relatively easy initiation to high school. We were virtually free from harassment by upper classmen due to the fact that everyone was lost” during those first few days of the 68-69 school year. Dur ing the four years our class made the most of what the system had to offer in the way of extra-curricular activities, spons and, ves. even academics. As a whole we feel we have had a successful and reward- ing high school career. We look to the future with high hopes and great expectations, yet we will ref lea upon the past and view our high school days with fond memories. Thanks to all who made this 146 JOHN ABEL: Chess Club 1, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3. 4. ALLEN ACKERMAN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CINDY ADAMS: Art Club 1; Tennis Club 1; Arena 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. BRAD ASH BAUGH: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Sousa Award 3; L. F. Wcekley Memorial Band Award 2; Chorus 2, 3; Football 1; Bye Bye Birdie Crew 1; Enchanted Crew 1; Oliver Crew 2; Mousetrap Crew 2; Fiddler On The Roof 2; Youth Help Arc 2; District Band Contest 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; State Band Contest 4; Solo-Ensemble Contest 3, 4; Crucible Crew 3; Little Mary Sunshine Crew 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Fol- lies 4. DEBBIE BALL: Deans Office Help 3. RANDY BARTLETT MARGY BAIRD: Art Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 3, Social Chair- man 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Girls’ Basketball Team 1. 2, 3, 4; Arena 3, 4, Section Head 4; J-Prom Queen; Senior Follies Cast 4. CATHY BAUR: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 1, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Senior Follies; Movement ’69 and ’70. ANN BEAN GARY BENNETT: Student Council 2. LOIS ANN BERRY: Art Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Thespians 2, 4, Secretary 4; French Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Pep Club 4; Broadcasting Club 2; Senior Follies. JOYCE BLACKFORD 147 CAROLINE BREITENBERGER: Latin Club 1, 3; Art Club President 3; Orchestra 1, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4. BECKY BLACKMORE: Stu- dent Council 1, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. RICHARD BRALEY: Library Staff I, 2, 3; Matrix Staff Busi- ness Manager 3; D.E.C.A. Club 4. CHRIS BUMPASS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 4; Track 4; Hi-Y 2, 4. HAROLD BLAZIER RUSS BRASHEAR: Football 4; Broadcasting Club 4, Presi- dent 4; Hi-Y 4, Arena 4; Ma- trix 4; Varsity A 4; Senior Fol- lies; Student Council 3; Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Chorus 4. TOM BURDETTE RICK BOWEN MIKE BUCK: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Wrestling. AARON BUSH RENEE BEATY 148 RICK COLUNS JAYDE COON: J Prom Candidate; Homecoming Queen’s Court Second Attendant. TERESA COON: Homecoming Queen 1972; Cheer- leader 4. DAISY CRAWLEY: Tri-Hi-Y 1; G.A.A. I; Arena 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; C.O.E. Treasurer 4. WILLIAM CREIGHTON: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club Vice President 4; Tennis Club 4; Senior Fol- lies. MARY CROSS: ARENA 2, 3, 4, Section Head 3, Edi- tor 4; Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Deans’ Office Help 4; Interclub Forum 4. JEAN CUNNINGHAM KATHY DAFT: G.A.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; FT.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Interclub Forum 4; C.O.E. President 4. CHARLES DAILEY: Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Rifle Club 1, 2; Golf 2. 149 RICK DALY: Art Club 1, 2; Football Mgr. 3; Band 1, 4; Hockey 4. LEROY DARNELL: Library 4. RHEA DEAN SIGNE DENBOW: Masquers 1, BYE BYE BIRDIE 1; French Club 2. 3 V.P; Oliver 2, Chorus 2, 3; Thespians 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Arena 3. CRAIG DICKEN MARGARET DOHN: FHA 1, Pep Club 2; Student Council 3, 4; J-Prom Candidate 3, Homecoming Candi- date 4 150 JON DOWNARD: Pep Club 2, Pres. 3, 4; Senior Class V.P. Football 1; Baseball 1, Student Council 1. DEBBIE BLEIGH: Library Help 2. 3. 4; Arena Staff 3; Chorus 4. JO ANN DOUGLAS DAN DRY: Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 1. 2, 3; Broadcasting Club 3, 4; Jr. Class V.P , Sr. Class Excc. Board; Art Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Varsity A 4; Scholastic Photo Awards 2, 3. 4; Scholastic National Photo Awards 3. 4; Winner Kodak National Medallion of Excellence 4; Arena Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4, Matrix Photographer Head 1, 2, 3, 4; A.H.S An Show Finalist 2, 3, 4; Kodak Award. JOLYNN DUNCAN: Arena 2, 3, 4, Section Head 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club 2; Deans Office 4. STEVE EFAW BARB ELLIOTT CAROLYN ELLIS: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; J-Prom Queen Candidate 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. PHILIP ERWIN KAREN ESKEY: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Arena Staff 4; Jr. Executive Board, Senior Follies 4; Office Help 4. VICKIE EVENER MARTHA EWING JOHN FENTON: Track 4. JOAN FERRIS BOB FINSTERWALD ANN FLETCHER 151 RUBY FLETCHER LUCINDA FRAZEE: Girls’ Chorus; Mixed Chorus. KATHY GALLAWAY: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Tri- Hi-Y 1, 3, 4; French Club 4; Arena 2, 3, 4, Section Head 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Follies; Girls’ State 3. PAM GEE: Pep Club 4; Mas- quers and Thespians 4; Home- coming Candidate 4; Art Club 3; Latin Club 2; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. tary 4; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2; Senior Follies. SHELLY GARDNER: Office Help 4; C.O.E. 4. DORIS FRAYS MICHELE GEARY PATTI GAGLE: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Awards Chair- man 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; D.E.C.A. Student of the Year and Sccre- 152 VICKIE CENTER SOPHIS GEVAS JIM GILKEY RON GLASGOW: OWE.; Matrix 3; Gymnastics Club 3. GLEN GOINS MARSHA GOODMAN: National Honor Society 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y I. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Arena 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Chorus 4; Senior Executive Board 4; Intcrclub Forum 4; Senior Follies 4; Tennis Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 1. JOHN GOODWIN: Pep Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Boys’ State 3; Track 1,4; Masquers 2; D.E.C.A. 4; Chorus 3. SUSIE GOYER: Masquers and Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Club 4; Bye Bye Birdie 1; The Enchanted 1; Oliver 2; Little Mary Sunshine 3; The Lark 4; Chorale 4; Home- coming Candidate 4; Senior Follies; Trial by Jury 4. STEVE GRAHAM: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Senior Follies; District Band 4; State Band Contest 4; Band Treasurer 4. RICK GRANT JERRY GRAY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, President 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Chorus 4; Chess Club I; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Interclub Forum 4; Senior Follies; National Honor Society 4; Y-Arcs 4; John Philip Sousa Award 3; Arion Award 4. MIKE GREEN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity A” 4. 153 MARCIA GRIFFIN: Girls’ Chorus 2, 4; Madrigal 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Arena 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Little Mary Sunshine 3; Chorale 4; The Lark 4; Trial by Jury 4; Senior Follies. JODY GRUBB: Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.H.A. 3; C.O.E. 4. ROGER HAMER CINDY HAMILTON BRENDA HANSON: Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls’ Cho- rus 4; Deans’ Office Help 4. VICKI HAWK: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1; C.O.E. 4; Senior Follies. CARL HEDGES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Mas- quers 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 4; Chess Club 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Boys’ Chorus 4; Barbershop Quartet 2, 4; Oliver 2; The Mousetrap 2; The Crucible 3; Little Mary Sunshine 3; Don’t Drink the Water 4; The Lark 4; Trial by Jury 4; Madrigal 2, 3; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 4; District Band Con- test 4; State Band Contest 4. CHARLES HELLER BRIAN HICKS: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers and Thespians 2, 3, 4; Broadcasting Club 2, 3. JOHN HARLAN 154 SUSAN HOFFMAN: Spanish Club 3; C.O.E 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4. DONNA HOLLAN REBECCA HOLLINGER: G.A.A 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Junior Class Executive Board; Senior Class Executive Board; French Club Sec.-Trcas. 4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Senior Follies. UNDA HUNSICKER: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Track 4. ALICE HUNTING: G.A.A. 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Re- freshment Chairman 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter Presi- dent 3, 4, County President 4, Historian 2, County Rec- reation Leader 3. ELIZABETH JAMES 155 ANNE KEMMERLE: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Masquers and Thespians 2, 3; Oliver Cast and Crew 2; Crucible 3; Little Mary Sunshine 3; The Lark 4. GARY KANTNER: Library Staff. GRETCHEN KELLER: G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Junior Class Ex- ecutive Board; Senior Class Ex- ecutive Board, French Club 4; Masquers and Thespians 2, 3; Oliver 2; Mixed Chorus 4; FT.A. 2; District Gymnastics Competition 4; National Honor Society 4; Arena Staff 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball I, J-Prom' Committee 3; Homecoming 4. NANCY KENDALL: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Madrigal 2, 3; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Thespi- ans 4; Senior Follies; Oliver 2; The Lark 4. PEGGY KAPPES: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice Pres. 3, President 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Follies; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. Vice Pres. 4; Inter- club Forum President 4; Cho- rale 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Arena Staff 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. DONNA KELZENBERG: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Trial by Jury 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Chorale 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Follies. JIM KENNEDY: Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Cross Country 2, 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4. DAVID KEIRNS JOAN KEMPTON: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice Pres. 4; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Sen- ior Follies. ANNE KLIMKO: G.A.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis Club Secretary 2; Oliver Crew 2; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Arena Staff 4; Senior Follies. 156 STEVE KOCHIS BRUCE LACY SHARON LATZ: Pep Club 3; Band I, 2, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. JIM KOVALESKI: Football Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Varsity A” 4. DANA LACY: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Treasurer 3, Social Chairman 4, Secretary; G.A.A. I; Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Pres.; Pep Club 1, 2, Sec.; Student Council 4; Jr. Ex- ecutive Board; Sr. Executive Board, Trial By Jury 4; Senior Follies, Chorus 2, 3, Pres. 4; Chorale 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4 (Sec.-Treas.) ANN LYNN: G.A.A. 1, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; President Senior Follies. SHARON KOZMA: G.A.A. 1, 2; Student Council 1; Cheer- leader 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Youth Help Arcs I, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; C.O.E. 4; Senior Follies 4. HEIDI JENNIFER LA JOHN PAUL LAWRENCE DOUG KRINN: Little Mary Sunshine 3; Trial by Jury 4; Chorale 4; Chorus 3; Spanish Club 4; Boys’ Octet 3; Madrigal 3; Senior Follies 4. ROCKY LAMBERT KATE MAURATH: Tri-Hi-Y I; Masquers and Thespi- ans 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; The Enchanted 1; Oli- ver 2; Crucible 3; Don’t Drink the Water 4. 157 BOB MAHAFFEV: Football 1; Student Council 1, 4, President 4; Interclub Forum 4; Chorale 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2; Trial by Jury 4; Senior Follies; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, Chaplain 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys’ Chorus 4; Matrix 1, 2, 3; Arena 3, 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. THERESA MAIN CINDY MATTMILLER: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Executive Board; Senior Follies; Gymnastics Club 2. CYNTHIA MAYLE: O W E. 3, 4; Secretary 4; Karate Club. DENISE MAYLE MONICA MAYNARD JANE McCAFFERTY: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Arena Staff 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; C.O.E 4. DAVE McCOY DONNA McCUNE 158 jeanne McFarland MARILYN McHARG: F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Span- ish Club 3, Trcas. 4, Pres.; Arena 2, 3, 4; Chorus Ac- companist 2, 3, 4, Chorale 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Little Mary Sunshine 3; Trial by Jury 4; Senior Fol- lies 4; Interclub Forum 4. ANITA McKIBBEN: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, Arena 3, 4. DON McREYNOLDS: Eand 1, 2, 3, 4; Light Crew and Stage Crew 4; Student Band Boosters 4. GARY McVEY: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. TERESA MERRIMAN: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. BECKY MINGUS: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Arena 4; Senior Follies 4. EMILY MURPHREE: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Sec. 4; Treas. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 V.P. 2, Pres. 3; Tennis Club 2, 3; Girls’ State Alternate; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pres. Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Follies Freshman Interscholastic Basketball; Interclub Forum 3, 4. PAT NEASLONEY BRENDA NELSON MARGIE OLSEN: Chorus 4. SOLVEIG OVERBY: Masquers and Thespians 1, 2; Bye Bye Birdie 1, Oliver 2; National A” 4; Gymnas- tics Club 4. 159 PHYLLIS PARSONS STEVE PENNELL DONNA PERRY BRUCE PHILLIPS: Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4. JUDY PICKETT: Youth Help Arc 1; OWE 3, 4. GAY PINCELLI KATY PRYOR: Band 1, 2; Chorus 3; FHA I, 2, 3; FTA 2; DE 4; Pep Club 2. SUSAN QUEST: Arena Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Ger- man Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3; FHA 2. GEORGE RANSOM: Football 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, President Hockey Club 4. Wake up Mark — only 2 mods left. V 160 SUSAN K. REED: GAA 1, 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4. JUANITA REEVES: FHA 1; Gymnastics Club 2; DE 3; Senior Follies 4; OWE 4. SUSAN REIS: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Masquers and Thespians 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Oliver 1; The Lark 4; DE V. Pres. 4; Senior Follies 4, Gymnastics Show 3. DEBBIS RIGGS: Pep Club 3, 4; Arena Staff 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3. JACK RILEY GENE ROBERTS: Baseball 1; Football Trainer 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Jr. Class President; Cross Country 4; Hi-Y 4; Sr. Class Executive Bd.; Var- sity A” 4. DIRK ROMIG xMARK ROWLAND. Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Ri- fle Club 1, 2; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Varsity A” 4; Gymnastics Club 4. JERRY RUSSELL 161 CLAUDIA RUTTER STEPHANIE SAPP PAUL SCARMACK: Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Soccer Club 2, 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Matrix 4; Varsity A” President 4; Senior Class Secretary; Hi-Y 4; President’s Physical Fit- ness Team 2; Senior Follies. JEFF SCOTT JENNIFER SEIBER KATHI SEIFERTH: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; French Club 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Ex- ecutive Board; Senior Follies; G.A.A. 1; National Honor Society 4. JASON RYAN: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; JAMES SCOTT: Football 1, 2. 3 4; Basketball I, 2, 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3; Track 1; Karate Club 2; Broadcasting Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres- Student Council 2, 3; Senior Follies, ident 3; Masquers and Thespians 3, 4; Crucible 3; Little Mary Sunshine 3; Don’t Drink the Water 4; The Lark 4; Orchestra 4; Senior Follies; The Lark Stage Crew 4; Trial by Jury 4. 162 JEANANNE SHARPE: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Arena Staff 3, C.O.E. 4. SUE SHERIDAN: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Follies 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. JOAN SHIELDS: Mixed Chorus 1; Girls’ Chorus 3; C.O.E. See. 4; Karate Club 2. JUDY SHIELDS: Chorus 3. 4; Girls’ Chorus 4; Trial by Jury 4. CATHY SHUMWAY BETTY SKINNER: Art Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, Girls’ Basketball Manager 4; Homecoming 1st Attendant 4; Senior Follies 4; Arena Staff; G.A.A. (Treasurer) 4. SUSAN SLAGLE: G.A.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Senior Follies 4; Arena Staff 4; Y-Arcs 4. CINDY SMITH DAVID SMITH: Basketball; Student Council; Pep Club. 163 PAULA SMITH STUART SMITH: Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Student Council 1, 2; Homecoming Com- mittee 1, 2, 3; J-Prom King Candidate 3; J-Prom Com- mittee; Junior Class Advisory Board; Senior Follies; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class Speaker; Rifle Club 1; Hi-Y 1, 2; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN SNEDDEN: Tri-Hi-Y 1; National Honor Soci- ety 4; Pep Club 1; D.E.C.A. Treasurer 4. BARBARA STEPHENSON: Pep Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Orchestra 1; Girls’ Chorus 2; Madrigal Singers 2; Chorale 3; Trial by Jury” 3; Inter Club Forum 3 TERRY STRICKLAND: Baseball 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 4. MARK SUTTON 164 JEFFREY SWAIM: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Karate Club 1, 2, 3. JIM SWEARINGEN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Varsity A Club 4. MARTHA SWISHER: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Arena 4; Senior Follies. ELIZABETH SYMPSON: Oliver” Orchestra 2; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3; Ecology Club 3; Youth Help Arc 2; Chorus 2, 4. DENISE TALBOTT: German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secreatry 4; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4; Arena 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4; Library Help 4. JACK TAYLOR BRIAN SWEARINGEN PEGGY TEDROW 165 BONNIE THOMPSON: G.A.A. 1; C.O.E. 4 CONNIE TINKHAM DEBBIE TINKHAM RUTH TIPPETT: Latin Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; F.H.A. 3; Deans’ Office Help 3. DONNA T1PPIE JERRY TOLSON DAVE TOM: Soccer I, 2, 3. KATIE URBACH CAROL VANDYKE: Arena Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Head 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Senior Follies; F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Deans’ Office Help 4; Tennis Club 2; G.A.A. 1. RANDY VANDYKE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Ri- fle Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Var- sity Golf 3, 4. VICTORIE VAUGHAN: Broadcasting Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3; A.V. Staff 1; Bye Bye Birdie 1; The Enchanted 1; An Club 2; Chorus 2; Oli- ver 2; Karate Club 3; Gymnastics Club 3; Spoon River Anthology Director 3; Crucible 3; Importance of Being Earnest 4; Thespians President 3. JOANN VESSALO 166 MARILYN VESSALO: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Help Arc 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; C.O.E. Vice President 4; Stage Crew 2. JIM WACHENSCHWANZ FRANCIS WADE TIM WAGNER: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; D.E.C.A. President 4. RODER1C WAGONER: Rifle Club 1; Orchestra 1, 2; French Club 1; A.V. Staff 1, 2, 3; Oliver 2; Crucible 3; Little Mary Sunshine 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Sandbox; Glass Menagerie 1. JEANETTE WAKEFIELD: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1. PAM WALTON ROGER WATSON: Senior Class President; Senior Class Executive Board; Junior Class Executive Board; Student Council 4; Football 1, 2; Track 2, 3; Matrix 2, 3, Editor 3; Boys’ State 3; Chorale 4. MIKE WESTFALL: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Vars:ty A 4; Football 1; Bas- ketball 1. 167 DIANE WHEATLEY: Girls’ Chorus 2. DIANE WHITE: Republican Club; Tennis Club; A.V. Staff; Library Help. JOANNE WHITE JEFFREY WHITE: An Club 1; A.V. Staff 2, 3, 4; Ham Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, President 4; Spanish Club 2; Key Club 4; Science Club 4; Chess Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Senior Follies; Don’t Drink the Water Crew 4; The Lark 4; Library Help 3; Little Mary Sunshine Crew 3. VIRGIL WHITE PATSY WHITESIDE: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Secretary; Junior Class Ex- ecutive Board; Senior Class Executive Board Arena Staff 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; J-Prom Candidate; Senior Fol- lies. MIKE WILKINSON: Golf 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity A” Vice President 4. GEORGE WILLIAMSON 168 DEBBIE WITHEM ROY WOOD: Cross Country 3; Track 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. JERRY WOODRUFF 169 Senior Parents’ Signatures 'VJa «a- nAtj (jhjdf J!uudLc 771 £u c Ttxa v zL.7 TjJjt a 7 U Uj. ijthjd iuuJLc 7)1 7yL , £ M . t lit ' TQv.t rn .Q0c JaU tt J)U '■'TTCi h C TYIAj- +7Yl +)' f js ho tu %407aj1 $a 4f %i . })u. LjL b.-t lib , fl M ■ U _ ------------- ■'rn . 7AA .c£ .(goy 7 U . 7fi«. M7 JjU 4 )tu .£i J.U s- Jg Th J'h .. C y D . 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Sue Bush Janice Burner Cindi Grin Bob Camp Sherry Canter Bruce Carpenter Anita Cassel Steve Caul Les Champlin Marty Chapman Andrew Chonko Alice Clark Roger Cochran Kathy Coen Margie Cohen Terry Combs Chris Conboy Vicky Conkcy Shirley Cole Ed Cooper Karen Counts John Gilbert Bruce Dalzcll Wayne Davidson Alan Davison Oh Mike, please don’t tease. 176 Brenda Dowlcr Kathy Dudis Nancy Duhl Ralph Dunfee Becky Eberts Jeff Edwards Ilise Eldridge Dave Elliott Mike Elliot Nancy Elliot Dan Ellis Leo Engel man Marla English Ted Essex Sue Farley Dick Farrington Ann Fcrrel Rita Flood Howard Fokes Debbie Foreman Tim Foster Tina Franks Mary Frost Jim Fuller George Gardner Larry Gassan Gail Gibson Tom Graham Tim Gretz Greg Griffin Buzz Grim 177 Beth Hanning Nan Hcffkcn Steve Hill Sara Hoisington Keith Holt David Hubbard Billie Huddy Rick Hudnell Robert Hultgrin Lois Huntsman Steve Jagers Lu Ann Jewell Brant Johnson Carol Johnson Dan Johnson Chuck Jones Jeff Jones Ervin Karnes Chris Kelley Colleen Kelley Ken Kelley Howie Kerr John Kerr Tony King Kristi Kinnard Mary Klock Jan Kostival Jon Kostival Phil Kreider Loretta Kuhn 178 Debbie Lamp Jacquie Ley Curtis Martin Patsy MeGraner Caroline Miers Mary Landis Randy Light Pam Markins Pat Mclnturf Emad Mikhail Mark Lane Karen Long Chris McClain Vicky McKee Laura Moe Anita Lanning Dana Loomis Jim McCune Linda McKibben Paul Moe Fran Lavelle Eric Matthews Stu McDargh Grant McQuate Debbie Moore Michele Lewis Linda Mathews Tim McDonald Jean Michael Kathy Munro 179 Lynn Murphy Scott Nislcy Craig Nostram Dennis Okal Karin Olbcrs Ted Pate Lisa Patton Carolyn Perry Connie Perry Erie Peterson Jeff Peterson Tara Ploughoft Rick Purdy Randy Pyle Joy Quisenberry Kathy Rankins Cabot Rea Nedra Riggs Marjorie Riley Ann Roberts John Rodgers Kenny Romine Tim Rose Risa Rosenberg Mike Rosser Alvira Rutter John Sager Bobby Sanders Melody Sands Arena photographer Ron Docie prepares to work. 180 Steve Sargent Greg Scheck Tim Schmittaur Cynthia Schneider Deanna Sccoy Mike Secoy Nancy Shumate Cathy Shumway Alemu Shara Becky Slisher Greg Sloane Alice Smith Kim Smith Sally Smith Kim Snyder Russ Staley Barbara Stanley Tom Stanley Ralph Stempel Norm Stewart Johnny Stotts George Stour Jcannie Stover Phil Strekal Ray Strickmaker Rich Sympson Will Tcvas Toni Thayer Bob Tice Betty Tinkham Karen Tinkham 181 Don't look so innocent. Steve Tinkham Robert Wagoner Rob Weinfurtner Carlita Wickline Don Wood Marie Tong Debbie Walls Ruth Welch Frank Williams Kathy Worley Alex Topping Andy Wall work Gary Wharton Picture Picture Jeff Williams Not Not Joe Yanity -S , ; Available Available Jane Tribe Jim Warmke JoAnne White Jo Williams Dave Yeats Debbie Pettit Dan Tritipo Gary Warner Richard Whiteside Priscilla Williams Ann Young Gary Vamos Judy Weddle Linda Wicke Kathy Wolfe Lynn Zeigler 182 183 Tina Abdella Connie Adams John Adams Jayne Ball Jackie Barkie Charlie Barrows Gndy Bartimus David Beard Jeff Bennett Bill Berger Curtis Bertsch Carolyn Billy Jeff Blosser Greg Blower Nancy Braley Dave Bridge Mark Brookins Julie Brophy Christy Buck Brenda Bumpass Mark Burhams Brenda Burson Debbie Carpenter Ronnie Cartwright Phil Chakiris Larry Champlin Kathy Chapman Keith Chapman Cat hern Charncy Howie Clearfield Bob Clem Jenny Cline Nancy Cline Jeff Collins Steve Cochran 184 Dick Cooksey Gary Crabtree Dick Creighton Jerry Crow David Corwell Susan Cuckler Studying never brightened my day. Robert Culbert Tom Cullums Kirk Cummings Joann Dailey Larry Dailey Sally Daily Ron Dains Martha Daniel John Day Mike Dean John Dehmann Joe D’Ettorre Bonnie DeVault Marilyn Dotson Don Douglas Tina Downey Greg Dunfee Carmel la Earich Bill Easterling Kathy Edwards 85 Doug Ell wood Kathy Foughty Sheree Full Randy Goldsbcrry Ruth Halterman Mark Eskcy James France Tim Gagle Dick Goodin Ron Hamilton Laura Farrington Tina France Dana Gall Cindy Grafton Zachary Hamlin Lora Eld ridge Keith Farson Nanette Frazee George Gevas Jill Gray Teresa Hann Kathy Elisar Pam Finder Sharon Fridley Susan Gibson Barney Grucser Robin Hanning Diane Ellis Mike Fletcher Debbie Fulks Sharon Gilkey Ross Hall George Hart Beth Henderson Dennis Horvath Gina Johnson Jeff Keller Justin Klimko % Bj Rick Heller Jeffrey Hopkins Bill Johnson Linda Kappes Jean Kish Jan Heffelfinger Mark Holdcroft Paul Jellison Patty Kantner Debbie Kirkendall William Hart Kathy Henry Roxanna Howard Lois Johnson Gayle Kelsey Susan Klock Brent Hawk Laurie Hess Ray Hunt Bob Jones Mike Kelton Richard Kyle Terry Hawk Pam Hixon Kathi Hurst Debbie Jones Julie Kessler Brian Lacy 187 Bev LaFollette Jane Lambert Donald Lanning Craig Lantz Scott Lavcllc Jim Lavery Cherie Lawson Billy Leedy Diane Lewis John Locke Mark Mace Rica Maicr Debbie Mansfield Rick Mansfield Connie Martin Debbie Martin Dcvid Mathcwson Fred Mathias Marc Mattmillcr Tom Mayles Carla McAfooes John McBride Leslie McCarthy Karen McGirr Tom McHarg Rolland McKibbcn Kathy McMiller Jim McRcynolds Lewis Meek Dennis Meridith Roll a Merriman Martha Michael Eugene Miller Roberta Moore Bill Morchead 188 Barb Nagle Donald Nichols Robbie Nicholson Steve Nihiser Scott Norris Todd Norris Alan Olson Paul Olson Kim Overby Toni Parkis Carol Paulson Lori Pennell Pam Perry Pat Perry A1 Penson Becky Phillips Tom Phillips Shauna Pierce Tim Poston Paula Powell Betty Pryor Penny Powell John Raper Sherlyn Ran son Leroy Reichard Laura Rider Jimmy Riley Paul Rodgers Todd Romig Nan Rorick Paul Ross Mathew Rowe Mike Ruchti Joseph Rudolph Jeff Rutter 189 Brent Sanders Mark Sebring Don Skinner Jim Squibb Julie Stout Kathy Taylor Kim Sands Shera Shafer Sarah Jane Skinner Lauretta Stalder Ray Strom Debbie Thompson Donna Sapp Liz Seibert Dessie Smith Debbie Stanley Debbie Sycks Leroy Thompson Sherry Scott Esther Shields Linda Smith David Staten Bennie Taylor Ron Tinkham 190 Smiling? — Well it’s only ten till 8. Linda Tippie Laurie Tom Mike Triplett John Vacolas Susan Van de Venter Mark Vaughn Judy Vessalo Wendy Wade Tonya Wagner Rob Walls Jayne Wallwork Fawn Way Lisa Wei Greg Weinfurtncr Faye Welch Anne Welling John West Craig White Shirley White Peg Wieman Lee Wigal Arthur Wilbison David Wilhelm Vicky Willard Joy Williams LuCinda Williams NLirk_Williams Paul Wiiframs Carol Willie Linda Wilson Jackie Windie Beth Winkler Dan Wiseman Chris Wright Steve Yeats 191 Sharon Ames Bill Antic Ron Antic Paul Arnold Terry Bailey Katy Baird Opal Barnes Debbie Barnhart Howie Beebe Richard Biggins Terry Blair Mike Blosser Joni Bobo Doug Bolon Tom Booth Brenda Bom Nancy Bowen ' Wb?!N mt)lchart Dan Brooks Scott Brooks Jim Bruce Kathy Bruce Sandra Bruce Mike Brunk Wayne Buck Charles Buckley Sheryl Burchfield Meade Burnett Jeff Burner George Cain Debbie Carr Jeff Carr Ken Cartmill Guilerno Castellanos Jim Charle Steve Clark Lora Clem Alice Cline Vic Cline Pam Coe Paul Conant Cindy Conboy Valerie Conkey Fred Coulson Jan Cox Delinda Crabtree Karen Crabtree Roger Crawley I jura Cross April Crowell Sandra Crum Brian Cubbison Jerry Cunningham Sherry Cunningham Scott Dailey It’s half as boring with one eye closed. 194 Shcelagh Dalzcll Howie Dean John Duncan Susan English James Ewing Bob Frays Jim Darnell Dino D’Ettorrc Tom Dunlap Eiane Erwin Diane Farley Mike Frazee Tom Daugherty Suzanne Dishon Tina Eberts Lynn Esque Fred Farson Elton Frost Frank Fugate Bob Gail Mike Galloway Roy Gaston Melissa Gee John Gibson Curt Gilder Earl Gilkey Susan Glasgow Charlene Goldsberry Scott Good Jay Graham Sally Graham Ellen Green Stephen Grier Patti Griffin Lisa Grover Mike Grubb Joe Grueser Lora Grueser Tom Hanning Kathy Harrison Fred Hart Ginger Hart Terry Harris 196 Bob Hawk Terry Hawk Rob Heady Carol Henderson Marie Keims Bessie Kennedy Tom Hicks Lisa Higgins Bill Hixson Randy Horn Wynn Knight Charles Kochis Jay Hostetler Melissa Houk Cindy Huddy Van Huff John Hull Wally Hunt Don Jagers Irene Jasinski David Johansson Nancy Johnson Matthew Jonas Donna Jones Kenny Kendall Mike Kinnard Tim Kirkcndall Rusty Kison 197 Judy Kochis Elizabeth Kortlandcr Laura Kreider Becky Kyle Jill Langcl John Lavcllc Tim Lavellc Laura Lavery Susan Lawrence Mark Lee Beth Lewis Jane Lewis Chris Light Tan Lin Nick Linscott Mike Lowe Beverly MacCombs Leisha Mace Pat Mace Sherry Mains Becky Mansfield Diane Marsh Cindy McAfoocs Justine McCarthy Teresa McCleary Patsy McCune Robert McCune Bob McDonald Kelly McGrancr 198 Lennie McKibben Linda McLean Jennifer Mehr Ann Micheal Charles Miers Mark Morgan Teresa Mullins Mike Myers Nita Neason Tim Newman Robert Newsom Paul Nicholson Mary Norris Randall Owens Marilyn Pan Cathy Parsons Sharon Parsons Susie Patrick Gary Paudler Patti Pennell Robert Peterson Beth Pierce Jim Pierre Debbie Pierson Jackie Pitts Wade Poffenbarger Pat Prcsselee Susie Purdy Cindy Quest Dennis Radford Bill Rankins Becky Rardin Vonnie Rardin Carol Rea Vicki Reardon 199 Sandy Reeves Mark Reid Mark Riggs Paul Riley Diane Roberts Brenda Robinson Jo Jean Rodchaver Dan Rodgers Ron Rogaski Rick Ross Marty Rowland Kathryn Ruchti Susan Russell Jim Rutter Mark Rutter Pam Rypma Beth Sanders Renee Scarmack Chris Scheck Paul Schmittauer Jean Scott Mark Sharpe Terry Shay Rick Sheets Barbara Sheldon Mark Shields Bruce Simpson Bob Sinnett Mark Slagle David Slater Charles Smith Gayncr Smith Jeff Smith Tom Smith Vicki Smith 200 Tad Sncdikcr Bccki Staldcr Janice Stotts Martha Stricklin Candy Taylor Peggy Tinkham Nedra Sol tow Kevin Staldcr Fanna Stout Nina Sudnick Kent Taylor Meg Topping Lucian Spataro Carl Stcmpcl David Strausbaugh Catherine Swardson Sandra Tedrow Mike Trisolini Jo Anne Spring Richard Stevens Jim Strckal Maria Tatalos Vicky Timnis Mike Turrill Freshmen always smile. 201 Christy Van Dyke Mark Van Dyke Susan Venema Chris Vickers Susan Warthman Joyce Weddle Rich West Joel Welling Brenda Westervillcr Mike Wheaton Cindy White Delores White Kathy White Joyce Wicklinc Martha Wilhelm Steve Wilkes Don Williams Brenda Williamson Robert Wilkinson Bonita Wilson Bud Wilson Jana Windland Robert Windie Danny Wiseman Christy Witham 202 eo z WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN A PART OF PRODUCING THIS YEARBOOK Congratulations Class of 1972 WILSON'S STUDIO Nelsonville Phone 753-1223 Your NAPA Jobber A Good Man To Know FERD HACK AUTO SUPPLY Complete Machine Shop 63 N. 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State St. HOUSE OF GLAMOUR I 7 S. Court St. LOHSE TEXACO SERVICE Chauncey HAWK CYCLE SALES SERVICE Route 50 A WASHBURN TRAVEL SERVICE 26 S. Court St. KOONS MUSIC STORE 42 S. Court St. ATHENS DAIRY QUEEN AND BRAZIER N. Columbus Rd. SLEETH’S HOME A RAMA, INC. 94 Columbus Rd. and I I W. Stimson Ave. CARROL'S MARKET 26 W. Union St. ATHENS TILE 442 W. Union St. COLLEGE BOOK STORE 50 S. Court St. DOLEN'S DRIVE IN 275 W. Union St. KOSTIVAL'S SHELL STATION The Pla ins MOTEL ATHENS E. State St. R. H. LOCKARD CO. 9 Factory St. UNION PRINTING CO. I 7 W. Washington St. PLAINVIEW DRIVE IN The Plains PARKETTE Richland Avenue GEORGE'S CARRY OUT 74 N. Court St. 219 SUTTON' ONE STOP CARRY OUT 22 Stimson Ave. ORCUTT'S STOP SHOP FOODS 37 Main St.. Chauncey A Well , Rore — 129. 175. Abdella, Tin — 124. 129. 154. 136. 184 Abel. John — 119, 147, Abraham, Mike — 17V Abraham. Ray — 43. 44. 141. Ackerman. Allen — 90. 95. 98. 99. 109. 106, 147. Activities — 52. Adams, Cindy — 124, 147. Adams, Connie — 18, 127, 184 Adams. John — 184 Adkins. Charles — 90 Adkins. Donna — 195 Administration — 28. 29 Advert i nag — 20). Agen broad. Joyce — 46, 1)4 Ames. Sharon — 129. 19) Amon. Diane — 1)4. 175. Anderson. Debbie — 119. 124. 129. 1)4. 1)6, 175. Anderson. Don — 49. 94. Antic. Tammy — 142. 175. Antic. Tommy — 175. Antle. Bill — 19) Antic, Ron — 19) Antooctto, Joe — 1)8 Antonetto, Louis — 1)9 Arena Staff — 22) Armbrustcr. Judi — 124. 175. Armbruster. Pam — 12). Armbrustcr, Penny — 12). Gary Arnold — 1)9 Arnold. Paul — 19). Art —44 Art Club — 1)2 Arts and Humanities — 4). Ashbaugh. Brad — 126. 127, 147. Assemblies — 62. 6). 64. Assistant Principal — 29 Athletics — 86 A V. Staff — 120 Awards Assembly — 64. Baby. Loss — )8 Baccalaureate — 82. Bailey. Terry — 19) Baird. Kane — 127, 1)4, 19) Baird. Margy — 118. 119. 1)4. 1)6, 147. Baker. Dick — 110. 175. Ball. Debbie — 147. Ball. Jayne — 12). 1)6. 184 Balsanek. Elisabeth — )5. Band — 71. 126. 127 Barber. Donald — 40 Barkie. Jackie — 128. 129, 141, 184 Barnet. Opal — 19) Barnhart. Debbie — 19). Barrett. Donald — 6) Barren. Larry — 1)9, 17). Barrows. Charles — 1)9. 178. 184 Barrows. Roger — 1)2. 175. Bartimus. Cindy — 184 Baseball — HO. III. Basketball — 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 10). 104. 105 Baur. Cathy — 129. 1)4. 1)6, 147. Bean. Ann — 147. Beard. David — 129. 184. Beasley. Mike — 175. Beaty. Renee — 118, 119. 129. 140. 175. Beebe. Howie — 25. 19). Bennett. Gary — 147. Bennett. Jeff — 100. 184 Bentley. Greg — 175. Berger. Ball — 184 Berry. Lots Arm — 124, 1)2, 140. 142 Berry. Stephen — 4). 45. 55. 71, 126. 127. 1)5. Bertsch, Curtis — 184 Biggins. Richard — 1)9, 19). Billy. Carolyn — 140. 184 Black. David — 120. 175. Black. Susie — 12) Blackmore. Becky — 147 Blair. Terry — 19) Blaaier, Harold — 147. Bleigh. Debbie — 121. 129. 150 Blosser. Jeff — 106, 1)6. 184 Bloater. Mike — 127. 19). Blower. Greg — 9a 100. 106, 184 Board of Education — 28. Bobo. Bev — 175. Bobo. Jom — 19). Bobo. Phillip — )6. 96. 97. 106. 107 Bobo. Rick — 175. Boggs, Carla — 121. 175 Bogg. Nora — 175 Boggs. Dawn — 129. 175. Bolin. Robin. 175. Bolin, Doug — 101. Ill, 19). Booth, Tom — 19). Borchard. Pat — 119. 129. 175. Born. Brenda — 127. 19). Bowen. Nancy — 19) Bowen. Thomas — 49 Bowes. Mary Jo — )4. 4). 160 Bowser, Lois — 175 Boyd. Robert — 120, 121, 1)5. 175. Braiey, Nancy — 129. 184 Bralcy. Richard — 147. Brashear — 90. 118. 129. D). 1)4, 14). Breitenberger. Caroline — 119. 127. Bricker, Mitts — 124. 175 Bridge. David — 100. 184 Broadcasting Club — 141. Brokaw. Tom — )7 Broolthart. Debra — 19) Brookins, Mark — 184 Brooks. Dan — 19) Brooks. James — 1)8. 175. Brooks. John — 175. Brooks. Scon — 111. 19). Brooks. Steve — 175. Brophy, Julie — 118, 127. 129. 184 Brown. Becky — 119, 127. 128. 129. 1)4, 1)6, 175 Bruce. Bob — 1)8 Bruce. Jim — 19). Bruce. Kathy — 19). Bruce. Sandra — 19). Brunk. Mike — 19). Buck. Christy — 124. 127, 184 Buck. Mike — 90. 91. 92. I)). 1)4 Buck. Wayne — 19) Buckley. Charles — 19). Buckley. Julie — 175. Bum pass, Brenda — 126. 184 Bumpass, Chris — 8). 106, 126. 127. Burchfield. Brad — 110. Burchfield. Sheryl — 194 Burhans. Dirk — 175. Burhans, Mark — 184 Burnett. Meade — 94. 194 Burton. Brenda — 129. 184 Bush, Aaron — I )8 Bush. Sue — 128. 129. 176 Bush. Wanda — 50 Business Education — 50 Burner. Jan — 176. Burner. Jeff — 101. HI. 194 Cain. George — 194 Cain. Lucinda — 176. Camp. Bob — 176. Canter. Sherry — 124. 176. Carpenter. Bruce — 21. 1)9, 176. Carpenter, Debbie — 129. 1)4, 184 Carpenter, Ken — 101. Carr. Debbie — 1914- Can. Jeff — 111. 194 Can mill. Ken — 111. 194. Cartwright, Ron — 184 Cash. Bill — 1)7. 149 Castellanos, Guillermo — 194 Cassels. Unita — 1)9, 176. Caul. Steve — 97. 106, 118. 128. 129. 176 Chaluris, Phil — 184 Champlin, Larry — 90, 184 Champlin, Lee — 74. 90. HO. 176. Chapman. Kathy — 126 184 Chapman. Keith — 184 Chapman. Marty — 141. 176. Charle, Jim — 19). Chamey, Cat hem — 184 Cheerleaders — 122. 12). Chemistry Club — 1)2. Chiki, David — 120. Chonko. Andy — 98. 110. 176 Chorus — 68. 69. 128. 129. Christ. Mary — 1)7, 149. Chu. Barbara — 42. 1)1. Clark. Alice — 129. 1)4. 1)6 176 Clark. Joe — 90 Clark, Steve — 194. Clearfield. Howard — 184 Clem. Bob — 184 Clem. Lon — 194 Cline. Alice — 142. 194 dine, Jerry — 184 Cline. Nancy — 184 dine. Vic — 194 Cochran, Roger — 176. Cochran. Steve — 184 Coconoughcr, Cecil — 1)5, 185 . COE - 1)7 Coe, Pam — 194 Coen. Kathy — 176 Cohen, Margie — 126 127. 176- Cole. Shirley — 121 142. 176. Coleman. Diana — 185. Colima. Cathy — 1)4. 156. 149 Collina. Jeff — 184 Collins, Rick — 149 Combs. Terry — 176 22) Commencement — 8) Con ant, Paul — 194 Con am, Sheila — 126 127. 185 Con boy, Chris — 1)9. 176 Con boy. Cindy — 129, 194. Con key, Vaicnc — 194 Conkey, Vickey — 142. 176. Cooksey. Dick — 90. 116 185 Coon. Jayde — 54. 56 57. 149 Cooper. Ed — 1)9. 176 Coulson, Fred — 127. 194 Counts. Karen — 14). 176 Cox. Jan — 126 194 Cox. Joan — )5. 42. Crabtree. Delinda — 121. 127. 194 Crabtree. Gary — 100. 185 Crabtree. Karen — 126. 194 Crime, Diane — )8. Crawley. Daisy — 119. 1)7. 149 Crawley. Roger — 140. 1914 Creighton. Bill — 20. 1)2. 149 Creighton, Dick — 126, 127. 185 Cross. Dura — 1)6 194 Cross. Mary — 118. 1)1, 1)6 149. 22) Cross Country — 96 97. Croat on. Dave — 14). Crow. Jerry — 185. Crowell. April — 194 Crowell. David — 129. 1)6 185 Cnim. Sandra — 194 Cubbtson. Brian — 111. 194 Cuckler. Susan — 129 Gilbert. John — 119. 140. 141. 176 Colbert, Robert — 185 Cuilums, Tom — 185. Cummings. Kirk — 185. Cunningham. Jean — 149 Cunningham. Jerry — 94. 101. 194. Cunningham. Sherry — 129. 194 Daft. Kathy — 116 1)6 137. 142. 149 Dailey. Chuck — 149 Dailey. Joan — 185 Dailey. Drey — 100. HO. 185 Sailey. Scott — 101. Ill, 194 Dailey. Sally — 185 Dams. Ronald — 185 Dalton. Ruby — 50 Daly. Rick — 126 150 Dalrell, Bruce — 176 Dalaell. Sheelagh — 129. 195. Daniel. Martha — 129. 185 Darnell, Becky — 142 Darnell, Bob — 1)9. Darnell, Jim — 195. Darnell, Leroy — 150. Daugherty, John — )0. 56. Daugherty. Tom — 94. HI. 195 Davenport, Pam — 1)8 Davidson. Diane — 129. 195. Davidson. Wayne — 126 129. 1)2. 176 Davidaon. Alan — 176 Davison, Lynn — 195 Day. John — 1)0. 185. Deal. Steve — 110. 176. Deal. Tony —94. HI. 195 Dean. Howie — 126 127. 195 Dean. Leslie — 126 127. 14). 176 Dean. Mike — 185 Dean. Rhea — 150 Dean of Girls — 29 Dean of Students — 29 Deans, Ronnie — 1)9. DECA - 1)7 Dehman, John David — 185. Den bow. Signe — 119, 142. 150 Deno. John — 49. 94 D'Ettorie, Dino — 94. HI. 127. 195 DErtoire. Joe — 126. 185 DeVault. Bonnie — 185 Dickens. Craig — 1)9. 156 Diles. Bill — 19. 96. 97. 128. 129. 176 Dishon. David — 90. 176. Dsshon, Surannc — 124, 129, 195 Door. Ron — 14). 176 Dohn. Margaret — 54. 56, 118, 150 Dotson. Marilyn — 185. Douglas. Don — 120. 185 Douglas. Pam — 118. 127, 1)6 176 Dowler. Brenda — 177. Dow lei, Roger — 195 Downard. Jon — 1)7, 150. Downey. Tina — 185 Draper, Jerry — 195. Dry. Dan — 78. 97. 106. 1)2. 150 Dudis. Kathy — 116 119. 122. 129. I)). 177. Dudis. Rick — 94. 140. 195 Duhl. Anna — )0. Duhl. Nancy — 119. 146 177. Duncan, John — 195 Duncan. Jolynn — 150. Dunfee. Greg — 185 Dunfee. Ralph — 1)8. 177 Dunlap. Tom — 195. Earich. Carmel la — 185 Easterling. Bill — 185 Eberts, Becky — 177. Eberts. Tina — 129. 195 Edwards. Jeff —97. 119. 177 Edwards. Kathy — 185. Efaw. Steve — 151 Eldndge. Hire — 129, 177. Eldndge. Karla — 22. 124. 129. 1)4. 195. Eldndge. Lora — 7). 1)4. 186. EJiaar. Kathy — 127. I)). 186 Elliott. Dave — 90. 105. 177. Elliott, Mike — 126. 127. 1)8. 177. Elliott. Nancy — 119, 177 Elliott. Ted — 94. 195. Ellis, Carolyn — 121, 1)). Ellis. Gndy — 126 195 Ellis, Danny — 177. Ellas. Diane — 1)4. 186 El I wood. Doug — 90. 100. 106 186 Engleman. Leo — 177. English. Marla — 1)4. 177. English. Susan — 124. 129, 1)6 195. English Dept — )4. 35 Ervin. Waiter — 28 Erwm. Diane — 195 Erwin. Phil — 151. Eakey. Don - 46. 1)5. Eskey. Karen - 2). 1)4. 1)6, 151. Eskey. Mark - 90, 106. 186 Esque. Lynn — 195 Esxa, Richard — 40. Esrea. Ted — 98. 106, 177 Evans. Enc — 94. 195. Evans. Leslie — 195 Evener. Becky — 126 127. 195 Evener. Vicki — 151. Ewing. James — 195. Ewing. Manh — 151. Faculty — 27. Fagen, Gary — 41. Farley. Diane — 124. 1)2. 140. 195 Farley. Sue — 154. 1)6 177. Farrington, Dick — 177 Farrington, Laura — D4. 140. 186 Farson. Fred — 195 Farson, Keith — 186 Fenton. John — 151. Ferguson. Mi well — 29- Ferrell. Ann 124. 1M. 1)6 177. Ferris. JoAnn — 1)8. 151 F H A — 142 Finder. Pam — 121, 186 Fink. Carl — 126 127. 195 Finneany. Billy — 101 Finneany. Robert — 46. 101 Finsterwald. Bob 151. Fletcher. Ann — 1)7, 151. Fletcher. Mike — 1)5. 186. Fletcher. Ruby — 1)8, 151. Flood. Rita — 177. Flum. Emily — 140, 195 Fokes. Howard — 1)5. 177 Football — 91. 92. 9). 94. 95 Ford. Darrell — )6 1)5. Foreign Languages — 42. Foreman. Debbi — 177. Foster. Tim — 1)9, 177. Fortney. Becky — 195. Foughty. Kathy — 186 Foughty. Terry — 142. Foust. Scon — 51. 1)7. France. Jim — 90, 186 France. Tina — 186 Franks. Tina — 129. 177. Frays. Bob — 94. 195 Frays. Doris — 121, 1)6, 151 Frarer. Luanda — 128. 129. 152 Frarer. Mike — 195. Fra zee. Nanette — 186 French Club — 1)0. Freshmen — 19) Freshman Basketball — 101 Freshman Bareball — 111 Freshman Football — 94 Frid ley, Sharon — 186. Frost. Elton — 195 Frost. Mary — 177 Fry. Judy — 129. 14) F T A. — 142. Fugate. Frank — 196. Fugate. Marion — 28 Folks. Debbie — 140. 186 Full. Sheree - 186 Fuller, Berry Hoyt — 34 Fuller. Jim - 96 1)3. 106. 1)6 177 Fuller. Tenny — 126 GAA - 1)4 Gagle. Patti 119. 1)6 137. 142. 152. Gagle. Tim — 90. 186. 220 Gall. Bob —9«. III. 19? Gall. Dana — 186 Gall. Homer - 28 Gallaway. Kathy — 119. 124, 136. 132 Gall w y. Mike — 23. 9i. 196 Gardner. George — 17? Gardner. Shelly - 121. 13?. 132 Gaaaon, Larry — 177. Gat ton. Roy — 94. 133. 196 Geary. Michele — 133 Gee. Melissa — 196 Gee, Pam — 34, 36, 124. 128, 129. 140. 132 Gem, Sreve — 140 Gentet. Vicki - 137. 132 George. Larry — 94, German Club — 131. Gevaaa, George M. — 127, 186 Gevas. Sophia — 132. Gibaon. Fred — 100. 110. Gibson. Gail — 119. 121. 133. 177 Gibaon. John - 94. 196 Gibaon. Suaan - 124, 133. 186 Gilder. Cun - 196 Gilkey. Earl - 139. 196 Gilkey. J.m - 138. 133. Gilkey. Sharon — 129. 133. 186 Gilkey. Terry — 133 Girls' Chorus — 12 Glasgow. Ron — 139. 133 Glasgow. Susan — 196. Goins, Glen — 133. Goidsberry. Charlene — 142. 196 Gold sherry, Randy — 186. Golf - 113. Good — 126. 127. 196 Goodin — Dick — 186 Goodman. Marsha — 118. 119. 1243. 129. 134. 136 133 Goodwin. John - 137. 133. 166 Goyer. Susie - 34. 56 161. 168. 133 Grafton. Gndy - 131. 136. 186 Graham, Harry — 132 Graham. Jay — 94. 101. 196 Graham. Sally — 129. 196 Graham. Sreve — 126. 127. 152. Graham. Tom — 90. 106, 177 Grant. Rirk - 133 Gray. Jerry — 116 119. 126. 127. 129. 153 Gray. Jill - 186 Green. Ellen — 196. Green. Mike — 18. 93. 98. 99. 110. 90. 91. 92. 132. 133. 133 Green. Sreve — 94. 101. Ill Gretr. Tim — 177. Grier. Steve — 196 Gnffin. Greg - 90. 177. Gnffin. Marcia — 128. 129. 142. 133. Gnffin. Patti — 23. 129. 196 Gnm. Bum — 177. Grover. Lisa — 136 196 Grubb. Jody - 137, 154 Grubb. Mike - 196 G rue ter. Barney — 186. G ructer, Joe — 196. Grueser. Lora — 128. 134. 196 Guidance Staff — 30. Hake. Stu — 141. 134 Hall. Ross — 186 Halterman, Ruth — 186 HAM Radio Club — 141 Hamer. Roger — 139. 134 Hamilton. Cindy - 122. 134 Hamilton, Ron — 106 186 Hamlin. Zachery — 186 Handley. Mark -90.98. 110. Hann. Bruce — 138. 134 Hann. Teresa — 134. 186. Hanning. Beth — 121. 128, 129. 178 Hanning. Tom — 129. 196 Hanrung. Robtn — 186 Hanson, Brenda — 121, 128, 134 Harlan. John — 134 Harrison. Kathy — 196. Han. Bill — 187 Han. Fred — 197. Han. Geoege — 186 Han. Ginger — 196 Harm. Terry — 196 Hawk. Brent — 90. 100. 1120. 187 Hawk, Terry — 90. 1 7 Hawk. Terry -94. 101, III. Hawk. Vick. — 137. 134 Heady. Rob — 197. Hedges, Carl — 67. 126. 127. 129. 140. 134 Heffelfingcr. Elsa 42. 131. Heffelfinger. Jan — 128. 129. 134. 136 18? Hcffkin. Nana - 127. 132. 178 Heller. Charles —62. 120. 134 Heller. Rick — 120. 18? Henderson. Beth - 126. 129. 136 187 Henderson. Carol — 127, 19? Henderson. Sam — 28. 84. Henry. Kathy - 187 Hess. Launa — 187 Hibbard. Donna - 137. 134 Hicks. Beam - 132. 13 . 133 Hicks. Tom — 94. 197. Higgins, Lisa — 1 7, 197 Hill. Steve - l?8 Hiaon. Bill — 111, 197 Hiaon. Pam — 187 Hoffman. Susan - 13?. 153 Hollingcr. Becky — 66. 119. 124. 134. 135. Holt. Keith — 178 Hopkins. Jeff - 187 Horn. Randy — 94. 101. 111. 197 Horvath. Denise — 133 Horvath. Dennis — 187 Hosier. Roger - 90. 91. 106. Hostetler. Jay — 197. Hawk. Melissa — 126. 197 Howard. Roaanna — 187 Hubbard. David — 178 Huddy. Bill - 178 Huddy. Gndy - 197. Hudnall. Meta - 138 Hudnall. Rick — 178. Huff. Van - 140. 197. Hull. John — 94. 101. HI. 197. Hultgrin. Robbie — 133. 17 . Hun sicker. Linda — 121.134. 133 Hunt. Ray — 120. 132. 133. 187 Hunt. Wally - 137. 197 Hunting. Alice — 136 13 . 142 Huntsman, Lois O 134, 136 178. Hurst, Kathi — 187 Inbody. Gerald — 91. Inbody. Steve - 90. 98. 46. 110 Introduction — 4 Irwin. Mike — 120. Jagers, Steve — 12. 126. 178, 19? Jasinski. Irene — 134. 197. Jasper. Tim — 137. Jelliaon, Paul — 120. 187 Jewell. LuAnn — 178. Johansson, Dave — 197. Johnson. Billy — 187 Johnson. Brant — 178 Johnson. Carol - 126. 134. 171. 178 Johnson. Dan — 90. 178 Johnson. Gina — 127. 133. 142. 187. Johnson. Joseph (Mr — 36. 120 124 Johnson. Lou - 127. 128. 129. 1 7 Johnson, Nancy — 124. 134. 197. Johnson. Russell — 28 Jonas, Mathew — 197. Jones. Bob — 187. Jones. Charles — 178 Jones. Darrell — 106, 137. Jones. Debra - 133. 142. 187. Jones. Donna — 136 197 Jones. Jeffrey - 143, 178 Junior Prom — 74. 75. Juniors — 174. Kancncr. Patti — 187 Kanmcr, Gary — 121. Kappas. Linda - 129. 134. 136 187 Kappas. Peggy — 118, 119. 129. 133. 131. 134. 136 Kams. Ervin — 178. Keck. David — 37. 136. Keims. David — 138 Keims. Mane — 197 Keller. Gretchem - 73. 119. 129. 134 Keller. Jeff O. - 127. 140. 187 Kelly. Chns — 121. 129. 178 Kelley. Colleen — 178 Kelly. Connie — 139. 178 Kelley. Ken — 135. 138. 178. Kelsey. Gsyle O - 129. 133. 187 Kclzenberg. Donna — 129. 134. KemmerSe. Anne — 153 Kempt on. Joan — 134. 136 Kendall. Kenny - 94. 197 Kendall. Nancy — 129 Kendall. Pat - 42. Kennedy. Bessie — 197 Kent. Lawrence — 31, 138. Kerr. Howie - 20. 124. 133. 136 178. Kerr. John - 121. 136. 178 Kessler. Julie — 129. 134. 187. King. Tony — 120. 140. 178 Kmnaid. Kristi — 178 Kinnard. Mike - 94. 197 Kirkendall. Deborah - 187 Kirkendall. Tim — 197. Kish. John - 187. Kison, Rusty — 197. Klimko. Anne - 20. 119 Klimko. Justin — 187. Klock. Miry - 178 Klock. Susan - 134. 187. Knight. Wynn — 111. 197 Kochu. Charles — 197 Kochi s. Judy — 197 Komer, William — 47 KortUnder, Elizabeth — 197 Kostival, Jan - 110. 17 Kostival. Jon — HO. 133. 178 Kovaliski. Jim - 90. 133. Korma. Sharon — 136 136 Kmder, Phil — 177. 143, 178 Kinder, Laura — 198 Knnn, Doug — 129 Kuhn. Lotttra - 136 140. 178. Kyle. Becky — 127. 198 Kyle. Richard - 187 Lacy. Bnan — 187 Lacy. Bruce — 127, 140. Lacy. Dana — 83. 118. 119. 129. 136 LaFoUette. Bev — 188 Lalich. Peter — 36 Lajohn. Heidi - 21 Lambert. Jane — 188 Lambert. Rocky — 139. Lamp. Debbie - 121. 179 Landis. Mary - 179 Lane. Mark - 140, 179- Languages — 42. Lange 1, Jill — 198 Lannmg. Anita — 142, 179 Lannmg. Ronald — 120. 188 Latin Gub — 131. Lau. Craig — 140. 188 Lit . Sharon — 126 140 La velle, Fran - 62. 121, 179. Live lie. John - 94. 111. 198 La velle. Scott — 136. 188 Lave 11c. Tim — 94. 101. 198 Lavery. Jim — 97. 106. 112. 188 Lavery. Laura - 24. 123. 128. 134. 198. Lawson. Chen — 188 Lawrence. Susan — 73. 123, 134. 198 Lee. Gndy — 129. 143 Lee. Harold - 38 Leedy. Billy — 188 Lewis, Beth — 198 Lewis. Diane — 129. 132. 188 Lewis. Michele — 129. 134. 136 179 Lewis. Jane — 198 Ley, Jaoquie — 129. 179- Library Help — 121, Library Staff — 31. Light. Oim — 198 Light, Randy — 179. Lin, Jan — 198. Linscott. Nick — 198. Locke. John — 100. 106. 118, 188 Long. Karen — 179. Loomis. Dana — 133. 179. Lowe. Mike — 198 Lynn. Ann — 118. 136. Mace. Leisha — 198. Mace. Mark — 98. HO. 188 Mace. Pat — 94. 111. 198 Mahaffey. Bob — 118. 124. 128, 129 Mater, Rica — 188. Main. Theresa — 138. Maim. Sherry — 198. Maiocettes — 123. Manda. John — 139 Mansfield. Becky — 196. Mansfield. Debra — 121. 188 Mansfield. Rick — 97. 100. 106 107. 188 Minnelli. Kathleen — 39 Markins. Pam — 179. Marks. Kathleen — 33. 143 Marsh. Diane — 127, 198 Mathematics — 38. 39 Mathews. Ehc — 179- Mathews. Linda — 129. 134. 136 179 Mathias. Fred — 188 Martin. Connie — 188 Martin. Curtis - 90. 136 179 Martin. Debbie — 188 Matt hew son. David — 133. 188 Mattmiller. Cindy — 83 Mattmiller. Marc — 90. 188 Maurath. Kate — 129. Mayle. Cynthia — 133. 139 Mayle, Tom — 139. 188 McAfee. Charles — 98. 103. McAfoors. Carla — 136. 188 McAfooet, Cindy — 198 McBride, John — 116 188 McCaf ferry. Jane — 136 137. McCalliater, David - 90. 91. HI. McCarthy, Jutnne — 134. 198 McCarthy, Leslie — 124. 134. 188 McCain, Chris — 179 McCleary. Theresa — 132. 198. McCombs. Bev - 124. 198 McCoy. Dave — 138 McCune. Jim - 179. McCune. Joe — 138 McCune. Patsy — 198. McCune. Robert — 198 McDargh. Sru — 127, 179 McDonald. Becky — 119. 142 McDonald. Bob — 198 McDonald. Tim — 109. 12 . 129. 179. McFarland. Jeanie - 131 McFarland, Lana — 42 McGaughey. Pam - 34. 43 McGirr. Karen — 123. 126. 129. 188 McGraner. Kelly — 123. 198 McGraner. Patsy — 23. 124. 129. 134. 136 179- McGraner. Tereu - 34. 36 37. 122, 149 McHarg — 118. 119. 129. 131. McHarg. Tom — 129. 188 Mdncurf. Par - 98. 179 McKee. Vicky — 179 McKibben. Amu — 129 McKibbcn. Linda - 179- McKibbcn. Lenme — 199 McKibben. Rolland - 188 McLean. Linda — 199 McMiller. Kathy — 188 McNsbb. Tim — 13 McQuate. Grant — 119. 126. 127. 179. Me Reynolds. Don — 127, 140 Me Reynolds. Jim - 126. 188 McVey. Charles - 34 McVey. Gary — HO. 119- Meek. Lewis — 188 Mehr, Jennifer — 199. Meredith. Dennis — 90. 188 Mernman. Rolla — 188 Mernmsn. Tern — 134 Michael. Anne — 129. 199 Michael. Howard — 138 MichaeL Jean - 126. 128. 129. 179. Michael. Martha — 188 Mien. Caroline — 143. 179. Mien. Charles — 14. 199 Mikhail. 118. 119. 179. Miller, Eugene — 188 Miller. Maame — 31 Mingus. Becky — 124, 133. 136 Mingus. Kathleen — 31 Mixed Chorus — 129 Moe. Laura — 179 Moe. Paul — 179 Moore, Debbie — 179. Moore. Roberta — 126 133. 188 Moore head. Bill — 90. 100. 129. 188 Morgan. Beulah — 31. Morgan. Judith — 44. 132. Mulligan, Mike — 137 Mullma. Tereu — 199 Munio. Kathy — 119. IK 136 179 Murphree. Emily - 66 116 119. 124. 131. 134. 136 Murphy. Linda — 129, 180 Music Department — 43. Myrn. Mike — 199 Nagle. Barbara — 189 National Honor Society — 66 119 NeaaJoney. Pat — 129. 138 Neason. Nita — 129. 142. 199 Nelson, Brenda — 127, 133- Newman. Tim — 199 Newsome. Jenny — 124, 129 Newtomc. Nellie — 30 Newsome. Robert — 199, Nichols. Don — 189. Nicholson. Robbie — 94. 188 Nihiser. Steve — 135. 188 Nisley. Scott - 96 106 136 180 Ni . Ralph — 29 Non academic Employees — 32. 33. Norris. Mary — 199 Norns, Scon — 188 Norm. Todd — 110. 188 Non ram. Craig — 179. Occupational Education — 31. OWE — 139. Oka!. Dennis — 136 180 Olbers. Kann — 180. Oilfield. Dave — 90. Olson, Alan — 189 Olson. Margie — 129 Olson. Paul — 189 Organizations — 116. Overby. Kim — 189 Overby. Solveig — 119. 142. 143. Owens. Randall — 126 199. Pan. Marilyn — 199 Parkti. Tony — 140. 189 Parsons. Cathy — 199 Pa sont, Sharon — 199. Pate. Ted — 180 221 Patrick. Susan — 128. I . 199 Patterson. Carol — 33 Patton. Lua — 129. 142. 180. P udJet. Gary — 12 . 133. 199 Pennell. Lori — 125. 156. 189 fcnnell, Patti — 24. 125. 154. 199 Pennell. Steve — 157. Pen ion. AI — II . 156. 189 Perry. Carolyn — 75. 154. 180 Perry. Connie — 128. 129. 180 Perry. Pam — 189 Perry. Pat — 189 Peterson. Em — 127. 180 Peterson. Jeff — 180 Peterson. Rob — 199. Pettit. Debbie — 182 Phillips. Becky — 189 Phillips. Bruce — 119 Phillips, Tom — 159. 189 Pierce. Beth — 199 Pierce. Gladys — 54. Pierce. Shauna — 189 Pierce. Jim — 111. 199. Pierson. Debbie — 199. Pina. Jackie — 199 Ploghoft. Tan — 156. 189 Poffenbarker. Wade — 199 Win . Opal — 59 Porter. Helen — 51, 119, 121. Poston. Tim — 90. 110. 189 Powell. Paula — 155. 154. 142. 189 Prwell, Penny — 189. Powell. Ray — 159- Powell. San — 129. Presse lee. Pat — 199 Pryor. Betty — 121. 129. 142. 189 Pryor, Kane — 157. Purdy. Rich — 180 Purdy. Susan - 154. 156. 199 Pyle. Randy — 180. Quest. Cindy — 155. 199. Quest, Susan — 124 Quisen berry, Joy — 119. 180 Radford. Dennis — 199 Rankins. Bill — 120. 140. 199 Rankins, Kathy — 180 Ransom. Sheriyn — 129. 189 Rapcr, John — 189 Rardm. Becky — 129. 156. 199 Rardm. Vonnie — 152. 199 Rea. Cabot — 60. 61.90. 126. 12 . 129. Rea. Carol — 128. 129. 154. 136. 199 Reardon. Vida — 199. Reed. Susan — 154. Reeves. Juanita — 158 Reeves, Sandy — 200 Ri||i. Mark — 94. 200 Ri«s. Nedn - II . 122. 129. 135. 180 Rims. Pam — 127, 128. 129 Riley. Jack - 158 Riley. Maryotie — 121. 180 Riley. Paul — 200 Roberts. Ann — 180 Roberts. Diane — 200. Roberts. Gene — 78. 97. 106. 133. 158 Robmaon, Brenda — 126, 200 Rodehavcr, Jean — 200. Rodgers, Danny — 94. 200 Rodgers. John — 180 Rodgers, Paul — 133. 189 Rogaski. Ron — 200 Rornig. Dirk — 158 Romig, Todd — 90. 100. 128. 129. 189 Romine. Kenny — 159. 18Q Ronck, Nanette — 128, 129. 189 Roar. Tim — U0. 156. 180 Roaenbery. Risa — 154. 180 Rosenberg. Saul — 28 Roas, Paula — 154. 189 Roas. Rich — 94 Rosser. Mike — 106. 156. 180 Rowe. Matthew — 189 Rowland. Mark — 97. 106 Rowland. Marty — 73. 129. 200 Rucho, Kathym — 129. 154. 200 Radio. Mike - 153. 189 Rudolph. Joseph — 189 Russell. Jean — 42. 151 Russell. Jerry — 158 Russell. Susan — 142. 200 Rones. Atari — 180 Rutser. Jeff — 189 Rontr. Job — III. 200 Ryan. Janette - 121. IK 190 RyK. Jsacn — 127. 129. 14a Rypaa. Pam — 121. 200 Sager. John - 25. 9a 106 IK 145. 180 Samaan. Jeans - 128. 129. 190 Sanders. Beth — 142. 300 Sanders. Boh — 180 Sanders. Been — 190. Saunders, John Keith — 39 Sands. Kim — 127. 190 Sands. Melody — 126, 133. IK 180 Sapp. Kim — 190 Sapp. Stephanie — 158 Sargent. Steve — 181 Saunders, Steve — 121. Scirlea, Connie — 190. Sebnng. Mirk — 190. Scamuck. Paul — 24. 90. 106, 108. 133. IK 143. Scarmack. Renee — IM. IK 200 Sc heck, Chris — 200 Scheck. Greg — 127. 181 Schmmauer. Paul — 141, 200 Schmirtauer. Tim — 181 Schneider, Cynthia — 181 Schuler. Alice — 50 Schultz, Anette — 31. Scott. Jean — 118, 123. 154. 200 Scon. Jim — 90.94 Scon. Sherry — 190 Scon. Steve — 190. Secoy. Dranne — 121, 129, 142. 181 Secoy. Mike — 106. IK 181 Seibert. Elizabeth — 12 . 129. 190 Seiferth. Kathi — 119, 124. IK Shafer. Sheri — 190 Seniors — 144 Shamp. Robert — 29. 84 Sharpe. Jeanannc — 137. Sharpe, Mark — 94. 110. 200 Sharpe. Neil — 159 Sharpies. Linda — 34 Shay. Terry — 22. 94. 101, HI. 200 Sheets. Rick — 200 Sheldon. Barbara — 200 Sheridan. Jim — 94. 111. Sheridan. Sue — 19. 118. 119. Shields, Ester — 190. Shields. Gloria — 126. 190 Shields. Joan — 157. Shields. Judy — 128. 129 Shields. Mark — 94. 106, 133. 200 Shields. Terry - 190 Shoemaker, Richard — 40 Shumate, Nancy — 181. Shumway. Kathy — 123. 127, 181. Shura. Alcmu — 181. Simpson. Bruce — 126, 200 180 Siningcr. Dan — 110. Sinnen. Bob — 127. 200. Skinner. Betty - 54. K 37. 154. IK Skinner. Don - 90. 100. 128. 129. 190 Skinner. Sarah Jane — 118. 124. 129. 154. IK 140. 190 Skinner. Sheryl — 132. Slagle. Mark — 126, 200 Slagle. Susan — 124. 133. IK Sligo. Joe — 101 Slater. David — 200 Slisher. Becky — 142. 181 Sloanc. Greg — 181 Smith. Alice — 159. 181 Smith, Cindy — 137. Smith, Char lei — 200 Smith, Qiyton — 50. Smich. Dave — 19. 78. 98. 99. 105. 118 Smith. Deaaie — 121. 190 Smith. Gaynor — 129. 200. Smith, JoAnne — 31. 137 Smith, Jeff — 101, 111. 200 Smith. Kim - 74. 124, 181 Smith. Linda — 190. Smith. Roger — 190 Smith. Sally — 124. 129. IK 181 Smith. Stu — 83. 9a 92. 98. 105. 119. Smith, Tom — 94. 200 Smith. Vera — 43. 45. 67. 129 Smith. Vida — 200 Snedden. Sue — 119.157. Snediker. Tad — 201. Snipes. Pat — 48 Snow. Gary — 21. 90. 98. 129. Snow. Jim — 190 Snyder. Kim — 9a 98. 100, 181 Sol tow. Ellen — 129 Sol tow. Nedn — 118. 201 Sparto. Lucian — 94. 201 Spring. Joann — 127. 201 Squibb. Jim — 190 ScaJder. Berio — 201 Snider, Kevin — 94. Ill, 201. Snider. Lauretn — 190 Staley. Rusa — 181 Stanley. B A — 119. 181 Stanley. Debbie — 190. Stanley. Tom — 159. 181 Stanaon. Lynn — 129 Staten. Dave — 127. 190 Stem pel. Carl — 94. 101. ill. 201 Stempel. Ralph — 181 Stenaon. Jean nine — 29, 48 Stephenson. Barbara — 67. 118. 129. 156 Stevens. Richard — 127, 201. Stewart. Norm — 110. IK 181 Stiff, Evelyn — 47. Stom. Janice — 201 Stotts. Johnny — 181. St John. Margaret — 35 Stout. Fawn — 201 Stout. George — 90. 133 Stout. Julie — 129. 190 Stnusbaugh. David — 201. Stirkal. Jim — 94. IK. 201. Strekal. Phil — 90. 106, 153. 181 Striklin. Martha — 201 Stockland. Terry — 90. Stnckmakrr. Ray — 90. IK. 181 Sthckmaker. Ray — 90. IK 181 Strom. Ray — 190 Student Life — 10 Sudnick. Nina — 154. IK 201 Summers, Hollis — 63 Swum. Jeff — 90 Swsrdson, Catherine — 201 Swan. Melanie — 140 Swearingen. Brian — 61. 140 Swearingen. Jim — 90. 91. Iia 133. Swisher. Marthi — 154. IK Sycks, Debbie — 190 Sympton. Elizabeth — 119. Symplon. Richard — 97. 106 135. 181 Til ben, Robert — 51. 159. Til bon. Denise — 119, 152. IK Tstslos. Mar 1 — 129. 201 Tiyloc. Barbara — 51. Taylor. Ben — IK 190 Taylor, Candy — 201 Taylor. Carlyn — 119, 124. 129. IK Taylor. Kathy — 121. 190 Taylor. Kent — 94. 201. Tcdfow, Peggy — 121. Ted row, Sandra — 201. Tevis. Will — 181 Thayer. Toni — 181 Thomas. Richaid — 133. Thompson. Bonnie — 15. 137. Thompson. Debbie — 126 153. 190 Thompson. Leroy — 190 Tice, Bob — 181. Timmis, Vicky — 201. Tinkham. Betty — 181. Tinkham, Connie — 158 Tinkham. Karen — 181 Tinkham. Peggy — 201 Tinkham, Steve — 182 Tinkham, Ron — 190 Tippie. Linda — 191 ToJ son. Jerry — 158 Tom. Laura — 128, 132. 191 Tong. Mans — 119. 140, 182 Topping. Ale — 90. 98. 108, 119. 128, 129. IK 1« Topping. Meg — 123. 154. 201 Tribe. Jane — 182 Triplert. Mike — 191. Tnsoliru, Mike — 201 Tritipo. Dan — 90. 182, Tamil, Mike — 201. Underclassmen — 172. Urbach, Katie — IK Vacolas. John — 191. Vamos, Gary — 90. 159. 182 Van de Venter. Susan — 129. 191 VinDyke. Carol — 18 VanDyke, Christy — 126 202 Van Dyke. Mark — 127. 202 VanDyke. Randy — 126 Vaughan. Mirk — 90. HO. 191. Vedder. Karen — 30. 132. Venema. Susan — 129. 154. 202 Vcssalo, JoAnn — 157. Vessalo. Judy — 191. Vcssalo, Manlyn — IK 137. Vickers. Chns — 75. 202 Wade. Wendy — 14a 191. Wigner, Tim — 157. Wagner. Tonya — 154. 191. Wagoner. Rob — 106 182. Wagoner. Rod — 126 127, 129- Wakefield. Jeanette — 137. Walla. Debbie _ 182. Walls, Rob - 191. Wall work. Andy — 97. 106, 135. 182 Wsihrork. Jayne — 129. 154. IK 91 Walker. Bn an — 90 Warmke. Jim — 182 Warner, Gary — 128. 129, 182 Warthman. Susan — 154. 202. Watson. Roger — 118. 119. 137. Way. Fawn — 126, 127, 191 Weber. Kathleen — 48 Weddle. Joyce — 121, 202 Weddle. Judy — 121. 182 Wei. Lisa — 191 Wcmfurtner. Rob — 182 Wewfurtner. Greg — 141, 191 Welch. Faye — 154. 191 Welch. Ruth — 121, 142, 182 Welling. Ann — 123. 191 Welling. Joel — 141. 202 Wendall. Bob - 126 West. Buddy - 159. 191 Westerviller. Brenda — 202. Westfall. Mike — 85. 110. 119. 133. Wetael. Jim — 37. Whan on, Gary — 182 Wheaton. Mike — 126. 202. White. Craig — 191. White. Cindy — 127, 133. IK 142. 202 White. Delores - 202 White. Jeff — 118, 132. IK 14a 141. White. Joanne — 182. White. Kathy — 202 White. Shirley - 191. Whiteside, Patsy — 118 Whiteside. Richard — 97. 124, 129. 132. 133. IK 182 Wickline. Carlits — 129. 131, 132. IK 40. 182 Wtcldinc. Joyce — 154, IK 202. Wieman. Peg — 191. Wigal. Lcora — 124. 126 129. 133. 191. Wilbiaon. Arthur — 191. Wilhelm, Dave — 191 Wilhelm. Manhs — 118. 126, 154, 140. 202 Wilkes. Steve — 202 Wilkinson. Mike — 96 97. 106 108. 133. 154. Wilkinson. Robert _ 94, 202 , Willard, Vicky — 191. Williams, Frank — 182 Williams, Jeff — 96 182 Williams, Jo — 182 Williams. Joe — 31. 90. 91. 133. 1 Williams. Luanda — 191. Williams. Mark — 191. Williams. Paul — 191. Wiliams. Peter — 126. 127. Wiliams. Pnsalls — 182. Willsims. Ron — 127. Williams. Ronald — 41. Williamson. Brenda — 123. 126. 127, 202. Williamson. George — 155. Willy. Carol — 159. 191. Wilson. Bonita — 202 Wilson. Bud — 94 Wtalon. Unda — 118. 125. 127, 133. 191. Wuidi and. Jsnet — 202 Winner. Bill — 37. W indie, Jackie — 191 Wmdle, Robert — 202 Winkler. Beth — 126 129. 191. Wiseman. Dan — 191. 202. Withim. Christy — 126. 129. 202 IK 302 Wolfe. Kathy - 182 Wood. Don - 90. 98. 110. 182 Wood, Gaynelie — 33- Wood, Roy — 119 Woodcll. Bill - lia Wood rum. Dallas — 39 Wood rum. Lana — 127. Worley. Kathy — 182. Wright. Chris — 127, 197 Wright. Dorothy — 33 Ysnity. Joe — 182. Yarn. Karan — 202. Yests. Boh — 137. Yeats. David — 106 126 182 Yeats. Steve — 97. 191. Young. Ann — 119. 140. 182 Young. Carol — 202 Young. Henry — 111. 202 Young. Terry — 138 Ziegler. Lynn — 182 Ziegler, Tom — 41, 132. Zipfel. Judith — 46 Zouleck, Denms — 120. m 1972 Arena Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF — Mary Cross ADVISOR — Mr. Charles MeVey COMMITTEE HEADS ACTIVITIES: Kathy Gallaway and Melody Sands ADVERTISING: Denise Talbott ATHLETICS: Jolynn Duncan FACULTY: Sarah Jane Skinner INDEX: Debbie Riggs and Anita McKibben ORGANIZATIONS: Marilyn McHarg PHOTOGRAPHY: John Harlan, Dan Dry, Ron Docie, Dana Loomis, Scott Good, Lucian Spataro, Mike Gallaway, Solveig Overby, Paul Moe SENIORS: Carol VanDyke UNDERCLASSMEN: Margy Baird and Marsha Goodman EDITOR’S THANKS: Without the joint efforts of interested people who care, a yearbook could never be. An editor herself could never hope to accomplish such a task. So many people contributed some- thing to the publication of this book that I could never hope to thank them each individually, though I wish this were possible. So I’ll just say thank you to everyone who played even the smallest role in the production of this book. Now I would like to thank several people who went out of their way to sec that a bunch of ideas became Arena 72. First of all to my parents. Through all of this they have been patient, helpful and understanding. I’ll never be able to repay them. Next a big thanks to the faculty and students at AHS. You are the yearbook. My thanks to my entire staff and to the fol- lowing people: Ron Docie, Scott Good, Mike Gallaway, Lucian Spa- taro, Dana Loomis, Best Studios, Russ Brashear, Mr. Shamp, Mr. Lalich, Patsy Whiteside, Tom Meters, The Athens Messenger, Bob Mahaffey, Cindy Adams, Donna Kelzoberg, John Goodwin, Cathy DcWcesc, Mrs. Edward VanDyke, Laura, Sarah and Tom Cross, Christy VanDyke, our subscribers and Advertisers. Now I’d like to say a special thanks to several people who did a great deal more than their share of the work: John Harlan, Carol VanDyke, Kathy Galla- way, Marilyn McHarg, Debbie Riggs, Anita McKibben and especially to our advisor Mr. Charles MeVey. Last but not least, I owe a very special thanks to a very special guy, A1 Butto, representative of Tay- lor Publishing Company. Without him the boat would have sunk. I hope he realizes how grateful I am. Thanks A1 for everything. 1972 Arena Staff: Front Row: Margy Baird, Laurie Hess, Kathy Gallaway, Mary Cross, Susan Slagle, Anne Klimko, Becky Mingus. Second Row: Nancy Duhl, Debbie Riggs, Anita McKibben, Susan Quest, Gndy Adams, Sue Farley, Denise Talbott, Melody Sands, Marcia Griffin. Third Row: Marilyn McHarg, Sarah Jane Skinner, Dana Lacy, Ann Ferrel, Dana Loomis, Mr. Charles MeVey, Ron Docie, Russ Brashear. 223
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