Athens High School - Arena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

I TABLE OF CONTENTS Sports 4 Activities 48 Faculty 102 Underclass 112 Seniors 140 Ads 174 Index 188 Closing 190 ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL THE PLAINS, OHIO 45780 VOLUME 69 The Seniors of '82 remember back to the days before high school when a far-thinking member realized that the future class of '82 would need a motto. The Wrecking Crew of '82 seemed an appropriate motto, but then the task of proving the name came into focus. Ergo - The tower beamed with an 82 but that was in 79, our lunior chant was Kill, kill, hate, hate, murder, murder, mutilate which deafened even the hardiest Seniors of '81. These rowdy Juniors rearranged the library, obstructed the teachers' transportation to classes, and ended this anti-Senior year by victoriously annoying Ranger Rick at the end of the year picnic. Finally, as Seniors we showed the school what Homecoming was all about with our hall decorations supported by the Wazoo Dog. The words We Will Win were adopted by the vicious crew of Senior Powderpuff girls while the Juniors begged for mercy There was an elaborate presentation by the Drama Club for the D C. Class. Were the Seniors really responsible for vandalism to the school buses? It seemed more like a contest to prove just how many cars could fit in the student lot. Nevertheless, the end of the year came with the traditional presentation of Senior Follies and the Wrecking Crew of '82 saw its last days of reign at AHS. - Robbyn Turner, '82 ARENA Editor 2 Opening Opening 3 NEW COACH HEUER SETS FOUNDATION In 1981, a new face came on the scene for the Bulldog gridders, who established the team as a competitive force in the SEOAL In his initial season, head coach Doug Heuer set the foundation for future years. Starting in the summer with a weight program, Heuer brought a new enthusiasm and spirit to the team. With an abundance of seniors (23), and returning let- termen, the team finished with a 2-7-1 record. Heuer praised his team because they never quit and always had enthusiasm They im- proved throughout the season, especially the defense who played aggressively toward the end of the year. The highlights of the season were the Homecoming win over Wellston and the upset of lackson Several players were highly regard- ed and selected to the All-SEOAL team Rick Gibson and Matt Stenson earned First Team honors Chris Cavote and Reid Thomas garnered Honorable Mention status. Rick and Matt gained additional recognition in being named to the All-District team and were Special Mention All-State This year's team set the founda- tion for future teams. The new spirit will encourage a belief in becoming one of the finest teams in the league Having to play different people at various positions allowed the reserve team to gain the needed experience. They worked hard and had the same enthusiasm anc spirit which circulated throughout the program Lower left First-year Head Coach Doug Heuer. Middle Right Dave Moorehead (77) leads the dogs out of the doghouse Lower right Sorry Coach, you just don't look like Tom Landry Kevin Schwarzel. mt % 20 20 6 6 ipt' « Ironton _ ' ' lackson Waverh Gallipoli 18 20 6 49 17 13 8 6 Football Upper left Kevin Schwarzel takes a breather Upper right Quarterback Kevin Schwarzel leads the blocks for Danny Trevas as Chris Cavote looks on Middle left Coach Heuer gives a pep talk at the halftime of the Logan game Middle right Chad Cooley and Dave Weisen- bach listen intently to Coach Heuer Bottom left Chris Cavote takes out a Callipolis player, as Dave Weisenbach hits his man from behind Footbal 7 BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE Upper left Howie Brenneman leaps high Upper right It's my ball and if I can't play quarterback. I'm going home! Reid Thomas and Coach Heuer. 1981 Varsity Football Bottom row limbo Mowder, Kevin Schwarzel, Chad Cooley, Dave Hazen, John Zudak, Tom Goldsberry, Matt Stenson, Rick Gibson, Carl Gilkey, and Steve Robe. Second row Hank lontony (assistant coach), Mark Bond, Reid Thomas, Dave Torres, Chris Cavote, Dave Weisenbach, Howie Brenneman, Dale Richards, Andy Mollica, Mike Michael, Ted Bayat (assistant coach), and Coach Doug Heuer. Third row Leon Allen, David Hughes, Chuck Lee, Cliff Moyer, Mark Kroner, Karl Fieler, Dave Moorehead, Dan West, |eff Iones, K. C. Cannon, Mike Williams, and John Summers (assistant coach) Fourth row Danny Skinner (manager) Jerry Smathers (student trainer). Brad Cline, |oe Miller, Sean Harter, Carl Matheney, Todd Jarvis, Greg Hopkins, Brett Bedell, Eric Rosenberg, Tom Ollerich, Danny Trevas, Adam Sturbois, and Mary O'Carroll (assistant trainer) Fifth row Bryan Moyer (student trainer) Mike Jones, Chris Knable, Mike McNairy, Mickey Prisley, Ken Kastely, Chris Anderson, Phil Perkins, Dan Brinkley, Brian Mace, Tony Tenoglia, and Ed Mizicko (trainer) Absent when the picture was taken Earl Clark, Dane Witham, Sean Blueford, John Snyder, and Eddie Stickles (assistant coach), John Gamble, and managers Chris Kostival, Jack Goldsberry, and Kevin Hagen. 8 Football Upper left Coach Heuer relays the next play on to the field via Dave Torres. Middle left: The Bulldog defense in action Freshman Football Setting their goals high and reaching them, allowed this year's freshman football team to be highly successful. They had a lot to be proud of as they compiled a 5-2 record Coaches John Goodwin and Don Eskey praised the team's hard work and enthusiasm. Showing improvement with each game, they really came on strong at the end of the year Physically, being a strong and talented team, they will definitely be contributing to the varsity program under new coach Doug Heuer. 1981 FRESHMAN RECORD ATHENS OPPONENT W 8 Meigs 0 W 8 Logan 0 W 22 Federal Hocking 6 L 14 Marietta 28 W 16 (ackson 0 L 14 Point Pleasant 22 W 28 Callipolis 6 1981 Freshman Football Bottom row: Pat Sweeney, Steve Hite man, Sam Crowl, Kurt Avery, Wayne Cochran, Don Thompson, and Dana Raster. Second row: Zoltan Koe- Krompecher, Scott Schmidt, Trevis Thomp- son, Kurt Walker, Danny Howell, Loren Kaneshige, Tim Brown, Farley Cross, Todd Craig, and Todd Wilson (manager) Third row: Greg Kroner, Kevin (ohnson, Chris Leonard, Brian Lovesy, Brian Blickle, Dave McAllister, Coach |ohn Goodwin, and Coach Don Eskey, Fourth row Bill Finnearty, Vic Eakins, |im Karageorge, Mike Thompson, Mark Williams, and Tim Dorman. Footbal 9 LADY SPIKERS NET ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP First year coach, Alan Swank, led a spirited Lady Bulldog team to a 1981-82 Volleyball Cham- pionship The Spikers finished with a twenty-one and four record overall and twelve and two in the league, sharing the title with Waverly. For the second straight season Athens won the Sec- tional Championship beating Chillicothe sixteen-fourteen and fifteen-four Dominating the District Tournament action, the ladies handily downed Zanesville fifteen-zero and fifteen-three as well as East Liverpool fifteen-six and fifteen-four, which enabled them to travel to Otterbein College for the Regional Tour- nament Athens met a tough team from Upper Arlington who stopped them eleven- fifteen and eight-fifteen Individual S.E.O.A.L. honors were granted to Pam Lee, first team; Kris Kroner and Angela Mollica, second team; and Kim Kyle received Honorable Mention The Reserve team ended their season with a six and thir- teen record. Leading the team was Patty Hartman and Sherry Russell. Coach Swank is look- ing forward to a more suc- cessful year with the addition of a Reserve coach. Look for Athens on top again! Top Angela Mollica Bottom Bottom row Penny Bail, Kim Kyle, Angi Chapman, Angela Mollica, Pam lee, |oy Sud- nick. Second row Coach Alan Swank, Kris Kroner, Ann Stemeckert, lennifer letters, Karen While, Manager |ulie Ohlinger. Missing from picture lessie Tritipo. 10 Volleyball Volleyball 11 Lower right Kris Kroner and the Lady Bulldogs gather together for another match 12 Volleyball RESERVES IMPROVE RECORD Bottom row Patty Hartman, Sherry Russell, Jill Seiber, Patty Russell. Second row: Coach Alan Swank, Angi Chapman, |oy Sudnick, and Ioanna Bedilion. Volleyball 13 HARRIERS WIN AGAIN With a tremendous record of 15-0 the Boys' Varsity Cross Country Team became S.E.O.A 1 champs for the tenth time in the twelve years they have competed. Their overall record was 61-4 Three of the varsity seniors went to the state meet Brent Henry ran for his first time there with Kris and Erik Hagerman making their second trip. The Boys team were District Runners-up and also first place in the Bloom Carroll, O.U., Callipolis, and Athens Invitationals 14 Cross Country Upper far left: Coach Malcolm Idleman Lower far left: The Athens Varsity Cross Coun- try Team Bottom row Mandy Marts, Trinna Rosser, Lisa Johansson, Jeniffer Ray, Lisa Dorrill, Marie Huwe, Sabrina Shoemaker, and Kathy Vancko Second row Mark Schanzenbach, George Krajnak, John Koshel, Brad Wolfe, and Scott Dingle Third row: Roger Carney, John Mulligan, Kris Hagerman, Joe Hillyer, Matt Kan able, Ralph Scott, Jamie Atkins, Brent Henry, Jim Geiger, Erik Hagerman, and Coach Malcolm Idleman Upper left Sabrina Shoemaker getting ready fora meet Lower rmkJe Joe Hillyer running to victory Bottom right The Athens team starting at the Athens Invitational Cross Country 15 TEAMS ARE VICTORIOUS For the third year in a row, the Girls' Cross Country team captured the S.E.O.A.L. Cham- pionship with a record of 5-1. Their overall record was 24-12. With Lisa Johansson, senior, as their captain, they were in fourth place in the Districts and came in first place in the Athens Invitational. The Varsity Cross Country team statisticians were: Jennifer Sanders, Lisa James, and Laney Stockmal. 16 Cross Country Upper far left Brent Henry and Kris Hagerman at the Districts Lower far left Jennifer Ray Lower left: Jamie Atkins Upper left Mike Croci running at the Athens Invitational Lower Lisa Johannson Bottom right Mandy Mans Cross Country 17 GOLF TEAM CONTINUES WINNING WAYS The Varsity Golf Team extend- ed its winning tradition this year, with a 205 record, including sec- ond place in the S.E.O.A.L. The in- dividual league champion was Judd Stephenson. The all-league team, based on tournament play, was dominated by three Athens players |udd Stephenson, David Matthews and Ray Finneary, who all gathered all-league honors. Mike Farley and Don Berberick rounded out the 1981 varsity team The Reserves were led by Jeff Dean and Gary Cuckler. Right Mike Farley eyes another long drive. Bottom Bottom row: Peter Sherman, Peter Black, Dave Patrick, Jeff Dean, Mike Farley. Second row David Matthews, ludd Stephenson, Don Berberick, Gary Cuckler, Ray Finnearty, Tom Sciar, and Coach Rick Fssex. 18 Golf Golf 19 y SOCCER TEAM GETS ON THE BALL Improving was the name of the game for the Athens High School Soccer Team as it made the 1981 season its best season yet With the help of Coach An- thony Antonakos and team cap- ■ ■ . -v ■ ' .. . tains Greg Hanek, Scott Hunter, and Louis Patriquin, the team had a record of four wins, nine losses, and two ties. The team started out the season with high spirits due to a four to one victory at home over Lancaster Fisher Catholic. Although the Bulldogs played larger teams, they were enthusiastic and played in- telligently, resulting in an overall good year 20 Soccer 1961 RECORD Sept. 5 Athens - 4 Sept 10 Athens - 0 Sept. 12 Athens - 0 Sept 14 Athens — 6 Sept 17 Athens — 0 Sept 19 Athens - 2 Sept. 22 Athens - 2 Sept. 2b Athens - 2 Oct. 1 Athens — 3 Oct 3 Athens - 2 Oct. 10 Athens - 7 Oct. 15 Athens — 0 Oct 17 Athens — 1 Oct 22 Athens — 1 Oct 28 Athens - 1 Lancaster Fisher Catholic - 1 Westerville - 7 Columbus DeSales - 8 Zanesville - 4 Grove City — 11 Columbus Watterson - 6 Lancaster - 4 Columbus Watterson - 2 Lancaster Fisher Catholic - 2 Ceredo Kanova — 2 MaysviBe - 1 Picker mgton - 6 Hilliard - b Gahanna - 8 Lancaster Sectionals - 6 Opposite left top Andy Warner battles for the bail Opposite right Tim Foster kicks the ball while Scott Hunter looks on Opposite left bottom Pat Stewart displays fancy footwork Left: Pat Stewart takes careful aim Bottom The 1981 Athens High Soccer Team Front Row Dan Fricke, Mark Shelly, Sean Hoessli, Matt Sturbois, Andy Bumpass, Mike Williams, Awni Mikhail, and Steve Harris. Second Row Coach Anthony Antonakos, Chris Tucker, Lance Bennink, Aaron Harvey, Tim Foster, Pat Stewart, Scott Weeks, Scott Hunter, Greg Hanek, Tim Williams, Andy Warner, and Jim Thesing. Not Pictured Louis Patriquin and Hans Zwahlen. Soccer 21 GIRLS' INITIAL SEASON SCORES SUCCESS The Girls' Tennis Team was a smashing success in their initial season Led by seniors Erin Burke, Lori Kinnard, Becky Ellis, and Molly Sherman the team culminated the year with a 3-2 record Erin Burke played the top singles spot for Athens, boasting only one defeat in five outings Shelly Croci and Meeta Gawande rounded out the singles players The doubles teams were led by Becky Ellis, Molly Sherman, and Lori Kinnard. Dana Trevas and lean Reese also rotated into the doubles spots. Advisor Helen Porter was pleased with the team's performance and was ex- cited about the future Right: Erin Burke hits a powerful return Middle right A style all her own - Becky EHis. Opposite far right lori Kinnard and Becky Ellis combine their skills on the first doublesteam Opposite middle Clockwise from left Erin Burke, Mrs. Scholten, Helen Porter, lori Kinnard, and Becky Ellis. Lower left: Bottom row Beveriy Lester, Erin Burke, Lori Kinnard, Becky EHis, SheHv Croci, Meeta Gawande, Jean Reese, and Denise Mandell. Second row Helen Porter, advisor. Molly Sherman, Dana Trevas, Cathy Scholten, Maria Mamman, and Mila Rustam. Lower middle lori Kin- nard reminisces about a match Opposite lower right Shelly Croci hits a forehand voHey 22 Carls Tennis Girts Tennis 23 Upper left: Two for Bru' (Steve Bruning). Upper right: Senior Mike Croci provided tough offensive rebounding for the Bulldogs this year Lower right: Jim Schanzenbach has his WeHston defender worried 24 Basketball _ 1981-82 Varsity Scoreboard ATHENS OPPONENT 64 Groveport 55 59 Gallipolis 67 64 Logan 43 76 Marietta 71 74 Wellston 59 57 Belpre 43 81 Meigs 49 Blrw Portsmouth 68 70 Jackson 60 58 % Waverly 55 58 Gallipolis 63 66 Logan 55 72 Wellston 50 72 Miami Trace 32 48 Ironton 56 96 Meigs 54 51 Lancaster 54 76 Jackson 70 69 Ironton 53 72 Waverly 49 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 45 Chillicothe 43 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 59 New Philadelphia 58 50 Wintersville 59 A CONTINUING SUCCESS STORY In what has been a banner season for junior forward Steve Bruning, 1981-82 has also seen AHS basketball climb another notch on the state tournament ladder The team, consisting of 8 seniors and 4 juniors, attained suc- cess by giving their all and bounc- ing back after a few early season losses. A second loss to Callipolis motivated the team to set their goals on the tournament They gained momentum, winning games against Jackson, Ironton and Waverly late in the season to secure their runner-up spot for the league title Winning 8 of their last 10 games, Athens finished with a fine 17-6 record, maintain- ing the tradition of excellent basketball at Athens Coach Fred Gibson attributed Athens' success to unselfish team play, which compensated for in- dividual weaknesses. The team stuck to a basic game pattern which took advantage of the team's strengths and hid their weaknesses Gibson found the team to be easily motivated and their attitudes made it easy for him to coach. The high light of the season was undoubtedly the team's tournament play On the tournament trail the Bulldog cagers took advantage of a hometown crowd at the Con- vocation Center to defeat Chillicothe 45-43 in the sectional final. The win granted Athens a return trip to the District Tourna- ment at Marietta College, where they faced a stubborn New Philadelphia squad The competi- tion proved to be tough but Athens hung in and simply refused to lose This determination led to a berth in the District champion- ship game against an undefeated Wintersville Athens finally fell to Wintersville, but not without giv- ing them all they could handle The 1982 cagers have a lot to be proud of as they are only the fourth team since 1953 to garner District Runner-up honors Individually the Bulldogs claimed several awards Senior point guard Brent Henry served as this year's team captain Senior Mike Croci made the Honorable Mention All- SEOAL team Steve Bruning gained the respect of many op- Eanents by providing excellent adership on the floor and has been honored numerous times On his way to establishing himself as one of the finest players in the state, Steve became the first player in the school's history to score more than 1,000 points in his career as he broke the previous mark of 992 which had been set by Ralph Nu um in 1952 Steve also set the single season record by netting 514 points. In the league Steve was voted Most Valuable Player and named to the 1st team, both for the sec- ond year in a row. He was also honored as the Player of the Year in the Southeastern District At the state level, Steve garnered 3rd team All-Ohio honors Look for- ward to the same type of leader- ship and production from Steve in 1983, as Woody Mayle and he will serve as next year's co-captains. 1981-82 Varsity Basketball and Cheerleaders Bottom row Manager Rob Coe, Kim Crawford, Mary Elis, Kristen Cornelius, lube Ross, Angie finneaity. Shelly Croci, Ann Makom, and Trainer Ed Mizicko. Second row Coach Fred Gibson, Brad Baker, Matt Stenson, Brent Henry, Woody Malye, Sieve Bruning, Pat Hollow, Tom Downey, Mike Croci, Jim Schanzenbach, Kevin Schwarzet, Jim Geiger, Mike Wiliams, Teresa Harden, and Coach Bob Finnearty. Lower right Coach Fred Gibson is the man behind recent basketball success at AHS Basketball 25 Upper left Senior Jim Geiger offers spirit and enthusiasm to the Bulldogs Upper right Freshman Kevin Johnson looks for help Middle left: Tom Downey and Woody Mayie get set for another half of basketball Middle right Freshman Jeff Dean shows his determination in shooting a free throw Lower left It's your mght Steve’ Mr. Ralph Nuzum asks for acknowledgement from the student section as Steve surpasses Nuzum's 30 year old record and begins his own reign as the All time leading scorer at Athens High Lower right Mike Croci takes a short jumper over a Meigs defender as Kevin Schwarzel fights for rebound position and Tom Downey watches 26 Basketball jVS AND FROSH UPHOLD TRADITION First year reserve Coach Bill Riley offered his short team the option of accepting this disad- vantage, or working as hard as they could, to make their lack of height and quickness a part of their game plan The team chose the latter, and made all- out hustle and aggressiveness their trade mark Coach Riley's hardnosed techniques led this year's reserve squad to a 15-5 record. This included a six game win streak at the end of the year to help capture the SEOAL Reserve Championship with a 12-2 league mark. Tak- ing advantage of an abundance of quickness, the team wore down opponents by full court pressure and tenatious defen- sive play They averaged 47 points per contest, while only giving up 36. Facing adversity in the final game of the season, they once again came through with a sparkling inspirational perfor- mance. Disciplinary action had reduced the squad to five players — Kevin Hagen, Bill Finnearty, Carl Matheny, Tom Thompson and Doug Welsh. They needed a win over Waverly's reserves to capture the league title outright The outcome was typically out- standing as Athens came away with a 16 point victory, playing the entire contest with just five men. Coach Gibson and Coach Finnearty should look forward to acquiring these young men for the varsity program 1981-82 Reserve Basketball Bottom row Doug Welsh, Adam Sturbois, Marc Whaley, Leon Allen, Bill Finnearty, Terry Nurum, and T. D. Lovett. Second row Coach Bill Riley, Carl Malheny, Kevin Hagen, Tom Thompson, Kevin Conz, Sean Harter, and Manager Don Stroll. 1981-82 Freshman Basketball Bottom row Trevas Thompson, Ion (ones, Brian Martin, Marti Williams, Loren Kaneshige, Dana Kasier, and |eff Dean. Second row Coach Mark Smith, Kevin lohnson, David McAllister, Mike Aspel, Chris Gerig, Brian Blkkle, Jack Warman, Chris Leonard, Don Berberick, and Manager Scott Schmidt. Lower left Marc Whaley looks to drive or pass off against his opponent. With the emphasis placed on good defense, the freshman basketball team turned out one of their best records in years. The team compiled a record of 14 wins and 2 losses, averaging over 44 points per contest while limiting their opponents to 32. The team was enhanced by balanced scoring and a strong bench Coach Mark Smith was impressed by the im- provement his players made throughout the season. The highlight of the season was winning the Miller Invitational Tournament as they con- cluded their fine year This year's freshman team will undoubtedly con- tribute their talents and skills to the success and tradition of fine basket- ball at AHS. Basketball 27 The 1981-82 Girls Varsity Basketball team ended with their second straight League Championship. First year Coach Tim Smith led the ladies to a thirteen and one League Championship and a twenty and two overall record. Highlights of this year's team were: opening defeat of Parkersburg (AAA State Runner-Up for West Virginia), capturing the Athens Holiday Tournament, League Cham- pionship and Sectional Championship Offensively, the ladies outscored their opponents sixty-one to thirty-six, as well as a rebounding percentage of sixty-three. The ladies placed Pam Lee, Kris Kroner, and Angela Mollica on the All- League Team, (ill Douglas received Honorable Mention In tournament action, number one seed Athens hand- ily defeated Logan which enabled them to travel to Zanesville for District play. Fac- ing Carrolton, Athens was beaten by two. Only graduating one senior, Pam Lee, Athens will be the team to beat next year and Coach Smith is looking forward to 1983. GIRLS BASKETBALL WAS VICTORIOUS AGAIN Bottom row Penny Bail, MaryAnn Bateman, Kim Kyle, Pam Lee, |oy Sudnick, Second row; Angela Mollica, Kris Kroner, Ann Stemeckert, (ill Douglas, Karen White and Coach Tim Smith 28 Gris Basketball Opposite Right Mary Ann Bateman, Penny Bail, Kim Kyle and Coach Tim Smith. Opposite Bottom Left Coach Tim Smith and Patty Hartman. Left Kim Kyle shooting over Meigs Bottom Left: Pam Lee, Angela Mollica, Kris Kroner, fill Douglas and Karen White display a tough zone defense Bottom Pam Lee shows her technique Oris Basketball 29 GIRLS RESERVE: CHAMPS AGAIN Bottom Row Andrea Barr, Jean Reese, Janell Smith, Sherry Russell, |ulie Skinner. Second Row |ami Blower, Janke Huwe, Lisa Willoughby, Nancy Bums, Debbie Cook, Manager Patty Russell and Coach Sharon Sturbois. The Girls Reserve team led by Coach Sharon Sturbois, took their second straight Championship in League action with a perfect fourteen and zero mark as well as an outstanding eighteen and two record Lett Manager Patty Russell, Joy Sud- nkk, Jean Reese, Andrea Barr, Julie Skinner, Lisa Willoughby, and Coach Sturbois. Bottom Ann Stemeckert. Bottom Right Julie Skinner. Girls Basketball 31 ATHENS' MARAUDING MATMEN Through hard work, the 1981- 82 Athens High School Wrestling Team achieved a 6-11 season record. This year's team was hard working and wrestled well, resulting in high team spirit. In the sectionals. Matt Sturbois and Rick Gibson placed second. Lance Bennick placed third, and David Patrick placed fourth Both Rick Gibson and Matt Sturbois placed in the Districts. 32 Wresting Far top How would you like to see a je y roll? Karl Fieler. Far bottom I'm gonna tear him limb from limb! Jim Karageorge. Upper left Down, boy, down' Lance Berwick. Lower left Matt Sturbois readies for the kiH Below You'I never guess who I ran nto today’ Kail Fieler. Bottom The 1981-82 Athens High Wrestling Team First row Tom Bolland, Steve Kemp- ton, Farley Gross, Matt Sturbois, Harold Weed, David Patrick- Second row Chris Tor- res, Nathan Gross, Jim Karageorge, Tim Brown, Tony Tenoglia, Steve Robe, Tim Williams, Kirk Walker. Third row Coach George Karageorge, Paul ConkJing, Lance Benmck, Chns Cavote, Merlin Ryan, Karl Fieler, Tim Gilden, Joe Miller, Rick Gibson, Coach Steve Vaughn. Wrestling 33 GYMNASTICS SWINGS INTO ACTION Through hard work and the combined efforts of all of the team members, the 1981-82 Athens High Gymnastics Team achieved a 13-3 season record. For the third year m a row. the team won the District Invitational Meet By doing so. they qualified for the State Champion- ship Meet Individual District Champs were Erin Burke on the vault, Monica Perry on the uneven bars, and Tesha Smith on the balance beam and the floor exercise 34 Gymnastics Far upper left Jaimie Watson demonstrates her graceful form Far upper right Lori Kinnard and Tesha Smith break the tension of a meet and share a moment together Far lower left Carolyn Deno keeps on her toes Far lower right Tesha Smith fkps for Erin Burke. Left This is tun' Martha Trevino. Below The 1981- 82 Athens High Gymnastics Team Bottom row Nina But rick, Martha Trevino, Anna Harvey, Christy France, Pattie EMis, Diane Houdek. Second row: Jaimie Watson, Molly Sherman, Shelly Croci, ICim King, Erin Burke, Carolyn Deno. Thrd row: Lori Kinnard, Jen- nifer Sanders, Tesha Smith, Betsy Paxton. Gymnastics 35 36 Gymnastics Far upper left Monica Perry concentrates on her next move Far upper right Christy France about to take off Far lower left Look, guys' This crazy glue realy works' Shelly Croci. Far lower right Erin Burke demonstrates her cure-all for nervousness Upper left Beware of unidentified flying objects Lori Kinnard and Tesha Smith. Lower left Molly Sherman springs nto action Below Betsy Paxton demonstrates her good form Gymnastics 37 Bottom Row ). Koshel, A. Wen, T. OeMerich, T. Thompson, H. Page, R. Coon, |. Bee Mev, B. Sells, T. Dodd, P. Smith, and L. Allen. Second Row M. Williams, B. Wolfe, P. McDaniel, J. Hillyer, B. Henry, J. Geiger, B. Tong, E. Hagerman, M. Prisley, M. (ones, T. Williams, Stat L Landry. Third Row Coach J. Goodwin, K. Thompson, K. Kastely, Stat.. S. Shoemaker, and Coach J. Summers. Middle left Steve Bruning takes another step towards victory in the high hurdles Middle right Tm going to get you!'' Bruce Tong. Lower left Senior Pat Hollow takes off Lower right Joe Hillyer and Erik Hagerman lead the pack in the 3200 meter run Opposite page Upper right Reaching astoun- ding heights at the league meet, Steve Bruning attempts 6'6 Middle Left Jim Geiger plans to overtake a Bluedevil Middle Later limmy’' Pat Hollow wins the 200 meter dash at League Middle right I always knew man could fly!” Sectional District Long lump Champion Tim Williams. Lower left: The 1962 SEOAL Track Champs take a victory lap Lower right Taking it all in stride. Brad Cline. UNFORGETTABLE SEASON FOR TRACK For the first time in eleven years the Athens Track Team captured the elusive league Championship in 1982 Head coach John Goodwin, who was assisted by John Summers, Pat Cannon, and Keith Flynt, geared the team up for the league meet by placing second in numerous meets With an abundance of young individual talent, the team members were very supportive of each other This talent was evident as the Bulldogs had five League Champions Early in the meet Athens was faced with a forty point deficit but the determination to win, inspired many personal bests including the final event, the mile relay They outdistanced last year's champions, Ironton, to clinch the 136 to 129 point difference and the 1982 League Title Outstanding members chosen for 1982 were: Freshman Trevas Thompson, Sophomore Bruce Tong, lunior Brad Cline and Senior Pat Hollow. FIRE UP LADIES! Were the team from AHS No one can defeat the best When we kick dirt in your face We will put you in your place The 1982 Girls' Track team found that the only way to win was through dedication and sacrifice This enthusiastic group of young ladies built up their confidence throughout the season compiling a record of 21-14-1. First year head coach Alan Swank, who was assisted by two AHS alumni — Lisa Robe and Karen Seiferth — was impressed by the drive and will power in this year's team In the process of placing se- cond in the league meet, six new school records were set: 100 meter dash 13.2 |oy Sudnick 200 meter dash 27.9 Dianne Thesing 400 meter relay 52.3 Smith, Thesing, Robe, Sudnick 800 meter relay 1:51.2 Robe, Thesing, Crawford, Sudnick Shot Put 33' V i Pam Lee Discus 110' IDS Pam Lee Bottom Row C. France, D Thesing, ) Blower, P Lee, D Cook; Second Row T Smith. S Shneves H Peterson, I Crawford, I Sudmck, A Barr,) Reese, K Kroner Third Row A Swank. J. Sanders. I Robe, I Ray, I Skinner. K Vancko, L. Robe. C Cusic, K Seiferth, Ab V Carson. L. Johansson. H Ellis, M Trevmo, S Huntington Middle left Vicky Carson shows her form in the shot put Middle Why do I punish myself bke this? Jennifer Ray. Middle right 'Fire up coaches''' Alan Swank, Lisa Robe and Karen Seiferth. Opposite page Upper left Fresh woman An- drea Barr cruises her leg of the 3200 meter relay Middle left GO' Joy Sudnkk and Dianne Thesing explode out of the blocks in the 100 meter dash Middle right Please let me make it to the pit' Tesha Smith. Sequence at the bottom: The record breaking 400 meter relay team of Tesha Smith, Dianne Thesing, Jennifer Robe and Joy Sudnick. BASEBALL'S BEST SEASON The 1982 Varsity Baseball team ended their season with an overall record of twenty and six and a league mark of eleven and three taking second place in the S.E.O.A.L The Bulldogs ended up as Sectional Finalist in Tournament action after facing a tough Lan- caster team. Individual honors were; Todd Nuzum, All-League, All-District and All-Ohio. Jim Schanzenbach received All- League and All-Ohio. Hubie Cooksey and Kevin Hagen received All-League and Dave Torres received All-League Honorable Mention. Coach Wooddell comments, We're los- ing a nice group of Seniors However, we do have a talented group coming back as well as a strong Reserve team ' Bottom Row Hubie Cooksey, Steve Robe, Dive Torres, David Dean, T.D. Lovett; Second Row Kevin Hagen, Brad Baker, Doug Welsh, Monte Long, David Hughes, Sean Harter, Marc Whaley; Third Row Coach Fred Gibson, Mike Fletcher, Woody Mayle, Todd Nuzum, Marty Long, Kevin Conz, Phil Perkins, |im Schanzenbach, Jeff May, Coach Bill Wooddell. 42 Baseball Bottom Row Farley Gross, Dana Kasler, Curt Avery, Sam Crowi, Pat Williams, Dave Patricii; Second Row Chuck Matheny, Brian Sabo, Joe Hann- ing, Brian Martin, Mike Williams, Jeff Dean, Terry Nuzum, Eddy Fetherolf; Third Row Loren Kaneshige, Tim Brown, Chris Leonard, Dave McAllister, Mike Aspel, Bill Finnearty, Vic Eakins, Coach les Champlin. Baseball 43 Upper left Junior hurler Jennifer Jeffers com- piled a record of 7-0 Upper middle You're asking for trouble''' Freshman Sherry Russell. Upper right Power hitter Angela Mollita squares around for the bunt Middle right Mary Ann Bateman, Angela Moflica and Patty Hartman find time to show their mental capacities Lower left Ann Stemeckert heads for home Bottom Row M Bateman. P Lee. L Dunlap. P Hartmen, S Russell. P Russell,J Hooper, Second Row P Bail, I Tritipo, B Carlson, L. PJoutz, J Smith. A Mollica, B Salyer. K Phillips, Third Row A Makom, K Kyle, K Kroner, A Sterneckert, J. Jeffers. K McBride, K White, K Hanning; Ab J Yates, C. Maxheimer 44 Softball SOFTBALL SECOND TO ONE The 1982 softball team compiled their best season record to date, although the team did not bring home any titles Under new head coach Jerry Yates and his assistant Cindy Maxhiemer, the team suffered only three losses in eighteen games. In the league race Athens finished in the runner-up spot for the second straight year The team met its match in the first sectional game against Carrolton, losing 4-3, ending another good season. Individually, lone senior Pam Lee batted 688 for the team, capturing First team All-League honors Junior shortstop, Angela Mollica, who also garnered First team honors, slugged out a .586 batting average this season Hard throwing Kris Kroner, with an 8-3 record was recognized as Honorable Mention All-League 1983 looks promising as eight letter winners will be returning. MKfcie left In her usual aggressive style Kmti Phiipt tries to shake up the Meigs team as Coach Jerry Yates looks on Ug er rght Lone senior Pam Lee led the team battng 688 n Lower left Get out of my way. fm commg through' Karen lower rghi Km Kroner gamed respect of many opponents, stnkmg out 49 m the year Softball 45 NETTERS WIN The 1982 Athens Varsity Tennis team completed a very successful campaign Led by junior Danny Taz Trevas, brother Dave, and Mike Croci in singles and doubles teams of Atul Gawande, Pete Sherman and Pete Black and Erin Burke alternated with Larry Lajohn and Ted Peterson to complete a winning com- bination The team con- tinued its SEOAL win streak which now stands at 37 mat- ches. The final record was 15-2. Top Left Form to perfection Dive Trevas Top Right: Please don't hit it back! : Larry la|ohn Bottom left: The 1982 Athens Ten- nis Team Left to right Pete Sher- man, Pete Black, Danny Taz Trevas, Ted Peterson; Second Row Atul Gawande, Erin Burke, Michael Croci, Larry lalohn. 46 Tennis Tennis 47 ACTIVITIES 49 Voulez — Vous ... Upper Mis� Weber briefs Alison Lester and Lisa Dorrill on the proper etiquette of French Club officers. Lower: Row Gretchen Brinker, Danielle Cavander, Miranda Crawl, Aaron Harvey, Louis Pathquin, Lisa Dorrill, Alison Lester, Maria Huwe, Sharon Unger, Miss Weber. Sec- ond Row: Kathy Koshel, Kim Good, Loti Poston, Mary Anderson, Mike Croci, Lit Demott, Brenna tricson, Ke y Moore, Beth Robison, Nina But rick. Thrd Row: Tom Boland, Kristin Reeder, Pam Baumgardner, Dianne Thesing, Cathy Zudak, Andy Warner, Mike Prasad, Dia Nichols, Marta Nelson, Mike Fletcher. Fourth Row Desiree Chen, Deanna Mitchei, Heidi Tolliver, Kelly Mcfihaney, Beverly Lester, Laura Landry, Rorfriey Coon, Mickey Prisley, Ten Wiliams. Fifth Row Shannon Rogers, Dee Cook, Bob Chubb, Chris Haggerty, Debi Cook, Lori Dunlap, Lisa Darnel, Catherine Wootey, Hallie Myers. The French Club was headed by Miss Weber. Officers: Alison Lester President, Lisa Dorrill: Vice-President 50 French Club GERMAN AND SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was involved in many events this year. They won the language club volleyball tournament, co-sponsored the Christmas Dance, and among their other activities, held their annual Spanish Club dinner The German Club was headed by Mr. Fogt. Upper Spanish Club: First Row Mrs. Heffelf- inger, Matt Stenson, Erin Burke, Angela Molliri, Shelly Croci, GiHian Haggerty, Anita Frederick. Second Row Pam Lee, )ulie Barone, Christine Poole, Atul Cawande, Leslie Samo, Lori Ploutz, Charles McFIdowney Third Row Harold Clark, Larry La|ohn, Megan Wood, Tesha Smith, Neila Rich, Trinna Rosser. Fourth Row Sandy Baker, Kiri Kreutzer, Andy Mollica, Kris Kroner, Bryan Moyer. Lower: German Club Kneeling: Cliff Rogers, Keith Russ, left to Right Mr. Fogt, Harry Butler, Doug On ley, Alex Mayer, George Krajnak. German and Spanish Club 51 CHRISTMAS DANCE '81 The halls were decked with holly and jingle bells were heard in the ears of all the people present. The Christmas dance was another suc- cessfully romantic occasion for the couples at AHS. They adorned themselves with their Christmas attire and kept up the tradition by kissing secretly under the mistletoe, (unfor- tunately, mistletoe was absent from the dance, but that did not hinder the students.) Music was provided by, yes, you guessed it, Randy Rich- mond. The dance put everyone in the Christmas spirit for the festive oc- casions to come Top Right: Kelly Moore and Dave Torres make their grand appearance into the dance Bottom Left: Dancing can be extremely strenuous and wear out even the most hardy dancers (Joe Hillyer, Laney Stockmal.) Bottom right Andy. I know you're having a good time but please, get off my feet. (Courtney Dalen and Andy MotUca.) 52 « TOGA! TOGA! TOGA! Upper Bottom Row Mrs. Russell, Katrina Zook, Sabrina Shoemaker, Carol Ham, Erik Hagerman, Dave Trev as, Kris Hagerman, Kristi Kozma, Danny Trevas. Second Row Jennifer Jeffers, Dave Craddock, Cliff Rodgers, Heather Peterson, Mary Kurfinski, Laney Stock mat, Chris Williams, Dawn Burgie. Third Row Derek Shoemaker, Atul Gawande, Krista Sauber, Jennifer Ray, Jenny Kline, Amy Weber, Janet Dinos, Jill Douglas. Fourth Row Betsy Luther, Cathy Scholten, Shari Nogrady, Kirstin Thomas, Betsy Paxton, Margaret Makom, April Gamertsfelder, Ralph Scott. Fifth Row Sally Beckett, Lori Porter, Roland Barr, John Beale, David Wrage, Tom Hender- son, Greg Hanek, Pat HoBow. Lower Left Jenny Kline shows her ribbon Lower Right Atul Gawande, Krista Sauber, Leslie Keyes, and Janet Dinos — psyched for State JCL 53 The Junior Classical League, head- ed by Mrs. Russell, had many ac- tivities which included their annual Halloween Party The club placed second overall at the State Conven- tion, and won the Quiz Bowl Championship Voice of the People: THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Athens High Student Council was a very active force in school af- fairs during 1981-82. Starting the year off with the Homecoming Dance, the council also helped aid disadvan- taged families stricken by fire or per- sonal loss. The year ended with a very successful canned food drive. 1982 began with a bang due to student council holding the 1st an- nual Air Band contest. The council bought emergency lights, plaques, and helped to support the reserve cheerleaders among other needed” things. With all this behind the members of student council, the yearly council picnic ended out the busy year. Right The Student Council Officers show they agree on all subjects (including looking at the camera) Erik Hagerman — president, Alison tester — vice president, Sabrina Shoemaker — treasurer, Lisa Full — secretary Below The 1981-82 Student Council From left to right 1st row: ErSi Hagerman, Alison Lester, Debbie Cook, Sabrina Shoemaker, Lisa Full, Leslie Keyes, Amy Weber, Big Mac. 2nd row Neila Rich, Shelly Croci, Kathy Trisotini, Jean Reese, Andrea Barr, Danny Trevas, Patty Ellis, (ulie Paxton. 3rd row: Kris Hagerman, (ill Crawford, Beverley Lester, Kellie McERuney, lee Terrell, Ralph Scott, Toby Wagner, Mickey Prisley. 4th row: Cliff Rodgers, Ken Kastely, Chris Gerig, Mike Prasad, |ohn Mulligan, Becky Kaufman, Lori Lovsey. 54 Student Council OFFICE WORKERS Some of the duties done each day by the office workers include collect- ing attendance reports, finding students for the deans, running er- rands for the secretaries, filing notes and schedules, and delivering messages Their advisors are Mr. Hunter, Mrs. VanDyke, Barb Evener, and Linda Gabriel. Upper Left to Right Becky Howard, Dr. Lig- gitt, Mrs. Gabriel, Jennifer Mourn, Connie Tafcert, Lisa Chamey, Mrs. Ivener, Tammy McKee, Mr. McCaHister. Lower Kneeling Joy Bean, Tammy McKee. Bottom Row Courtney Dalen, Anna Harvey, Alecia Troy, Beth Bean, Alexis Scurtock, Susan Huntington. Row 2: Jill Crawford, Mrs. Van Dyke, Brenda HudneM, Susan GaskeH, Susie Rankin, Liz Coon, Mr. Hunter, Judy Richard. Office Workers 55 A HEAVENLY PRODUCTION OF HEAVEN CAN WAIT The heavens beckoned as the au- dience exploded in a tumultuous rage of applause as Athens High closed curtains on the first lightbulb breaking production of the year The major cast members of Heaven Can Wait included the voluptuously busted and muscle bound John Zudak and his angelic escorts Phil Makris and Drew Richardson. Mickey Prisley and Anita Frederick gave devilish and conniving perfor- mances as the murderers while Cretchen Brinker took the spotlight as the lovestruck Betty Logan Andy Mollica and Matt Stenson rounded out the performance with magnifi- cent acting Jenny Boom Boom Kline assisted Carol Patterson in the task of director. A special thanks to Ralph Scott for his animalistic performance. Upper right )oe Pendleton (()ohn Zudak) propositions the uninterested Mr Iordan (Phil Makris) with his new body Middle Mrs Farnsworth (Anita Frederick) gives Tony Abbott (Mickey Prisley) an icy stare after scheming over the death of her husband Middle right Max shows the audience his pro- fessional style in boxing (Andy Mollica.) Bottom left Beat me, chain me. whip me' But I swear you won t get anything out of me' (Andy Mollica, Dale Richards, Mall Stenson) 56 Drama The drama club had a busy year in 81-82. Officers for the year were Marta Nelson, dictator; Molly Sher- man, vice president; and Molly Crook taking on the secretary and treasurer positions Class represen- tatives were |amie Atkins, Gretchen Brinker, Ian James, and Anita Frederick. In November, an outstanding cast and crew took Shubert's Last Serenade to the regional Ohio Theatre Alliance Com- petition. March was our big event with twenty drama students spen- ding their spring break in “the Big Ap- ple.” The excursion included sightseeing, workshops, and four Broadway plays. The year ended with the induction of new members to International Thespians. A big whooping thanks to C.P for everything from the senior drama studs. Top drama dub for 1981-82 Far left: A secret meeting of car towers anonymous (Gretchen Brinker, Phil Makris, Miranda Crowt, Courtney Dalen, Matt Sten- son, Molly Sherman, Mickey Prisley, Ian lames, Tom lennings. Grandma Patterson, fenny Boom Boom Kline.) Left What a pretty face you have little girl! (John Zudak and Gretchen Brinker) Bottom left: Stage crew for Heaven Can Waif Below An angelic pose by Becky Ellis as Phil Makris takes in the sights Drama 57 THESPIANS Above The Thespians are clockwise from top Ian James, Tom Jennings, Molly Crook, Mrs. Pat- terson, Jamie Atkins, Leslie Samo, Yolanda Moncayo, Molly Sherman, Marla Nelson, and Dale Richards. Left It's not as bad as it looks; but Thespians are always treating their advisor this way! Tom Jen- nings and Mrs. Patterson. 58 Thespians DUCKS, MURDER, AND POM POMS: THE ONE ACTS The 1982 One Acts program started off this year with what may be termed an adult fairy tale The Ugly Duckling tells the story of a beautiful princess who’s not really beautiful, and falls in love with a not so handsome prince who has a pret- ty good looking servant who takes the prince's place at the wedding of the princess who has her servant take her place at her own wedding that the king set up Got it? If not, don't worry about it The play starred Dale Richards, Alison Lester, Erik Hagerman, Lisa lames, Becky Ellis, Phil Perkins, and Tom Jennings. It was directed by Marta Nelson. Top Torn Jennings, marriage counselor, gives helpful hints on the wedding day to Phil Perkins and Becky Ellis as lisa lames gives them an icy stare Bottom left: “I was just kidding when I said you were light Erik Hagerman, Alison Lester. Bottom Right Dulcibella ecstatically rkscusses her beau as the King looks amused Becky EKs and Dale Richards. One Acts 59 . . . THE PATIENT . . . The second play was an Agatha Christie whodunnit called The Pa- tient.'' It tells of an attempted murder mystery, and was directed by Molly Sherman. The mystery was, in short, about an attempted murder of the lady of the house However, no one knew who the murderer was. Through the genius works of Dr. Gin- nsberg, he was able to devise a machine that would register who the culprit was by asking simple yes and no questions The culprit was . not the butler but . the nurse The cast was: Matt Stenson, Howie Bren- neman, Andy Mollica, Courtney Dalen, Julie Walters, Pat Hollow, Laura Lavelle, Kathy Trisolini, and Mike Jones. Top: The accused: guilty before proven inno- cent? Courtney Dalen, Andy Mollica, Mike (ones, (ulie Walters. Bottom: Gee Doctor Matt, will the patient survive? Only if I don't operate. Pat HoBow, Howie Brenneman, Laura Lavelle, Matt Stenson, Kathy Trisolini. 60 One Acts . . . VANITIES . .. SUNDAY EXCURSION The third play was quite a change of pace. Vanities” was a perfor- mance involving the everyday lives of three high school cheerleaders When the three girls (Lori Kinnard, Gillian Haggerty and Jenny Kline) found out they had to perform in front of hundreds of people, they almost died!! Seriously, the perfor- mance was a success, due to the au- diences ability to relate to the subject matter It was directed by Paul Brownell. The final performance was a real pick-me-up. It was a musical which was totally new for the one-acts The singers were Beth Robison, Sharon Beebe, Will McDonald, Judd Stephenson and Tim Williams. It was accompanied on piano by Sabrina Shoemaker. The musical was directed by Katrina Zook. One Acts 61 A MIRACLE IS PERFORMED AT AHS The Miracle Worker was the last play at AHS for a large number of senior drama students The play tells of Helen Keller's attempt to com- municate with others and ends with the miracle of her realization and understanding of all that has been taught to her. The play included Leslie Sarno as Helen, Jenny Kline as Annie. Jamie Atkins as Captain Keller Katrina Zook as Mrs Keller, and Dale Richards as Jimmy. Also featured were Matt Stenson, Miranda Crowl, Paul Brownell, Chris Coleman, and Molly Sherman. Upper right Annie. Percy, and Helen in the garden house Upper left: Mrs Keller and Annie meet for the first time Middle right Matt Stenson as Annie s mentor Dr Anagnas Middle left Mickey Prisley, scene crasher extraordinare Bottom: Captain Keller, Aunt Ev, Mrs Keller, and Helen 62 The Miracle Worker Top left Dale Richards, Leslie Samo, and Jamie Atkins. Top right Student director Howie Brenneman, tells techies Pete Sherman, Becky Ellis, and Jennifer Robe the correct procedure to practice the art of wasting time Middle left: Thespian all-star wrestling with Jamie Atkins and Jenny Kline. Middle Carol Patterson enthusiastically ponders her future at Athens High Middle right Mrs Keller watches as Helen is given her first sign language lesson by Annie Upper left Neila Rich as the maid Lower left Leslie Samo and Katrina Zook. The Miracle Worker 63 CHORUS Under the direction of Mrs. Vera L. Smith, the choirs of AHS had a very successful year during 1981-82. At the start of the year, it looked as though the symphonic Choir had amassed a great deal of talent with many returning seniors and juniors, and also some very talented rookies. The outlook proved to be true with many requests from groups for the newly established AH'S (a special vocal touring group) to sing at special functions. Also newly reestablished during the year was the Barber Shop Quartet made up of four juniors with exceptional voices. The Girls Ensem- ble also made a very strong showing as did the Mixed Chorus. Right Jenny Kline checks out the new fashion trend of New York Below 1981-82 Symphonic Choir Left to right, 1st row Lucy Rader, Sabrina Shoemaker, Jen- ny Kline, Marta Nelson, Beth Robison, Katrina Zook, Kim Isle, Sharon Beebe, Krista Hagen. 2nd row Hylie Floumey, Patty Ellis, Sally Beckett, Rhonda Walls, Susan Huntington, Dinah Ross, Yolanda Moncayo, Molly Sher- man, Julie Walters, Kathy Trisolini. 3rd row Tom Zook, Will MacDonald, Lori Poston, Bob Chubb, Tom Armstrong, David Hazen, Roland Barr, Gerald Herron. 4th row Paul Brownell, Howie Brenneman, Dale Richards, Tom Jennings, Jimbo Mowder, Judd Stephen- son, Tim Williams. Opposite page, upper left Accompanists Sabrina Shoemaker and Kim Isle. Opposite page, upper right Tony, Tom, and Howie sing Mediocre Fred Opposite page, bottom 1st row I to r Nancy Bums — Secretary Katrina Zook — President. Howie Brenneman — Vice-President, 2nd row — Gerald Herron — publicity Rhonda Wills — Secretary. Dale Richards. 64 Right Katrina Zook and Dale Richards sing the poignant love song Suddenly'' as Tim Williams, Howie Brenneman, and Marta Nelson look on Bottom, left A-one, A-two, A-three Bottom, right one of the rare photos of the famous AHS Barber Shop Quartet (Tim Williams, Tony Tenoglia, |udd Stephenson, and Will MacDonald) Opposite page, top 1981-82 Mixed Chorus Opposite page, bottom 1981-82 Girls Ensemble 66 Chorus BROADCASTING CLUB The Broadcasting Club is responsi- ble for relaying the morning an- nouncements to the students. The club, headed by Mr. Hargraves, sponsored aftergame dances This year's officers were: President: Dale Richards, and vice-president: Phil Markis. Upper The Broadcasting Club shows their photogenic nature Foreground Toby Wagner, Hugh Page, and advisor Mr. Hargraves. Next Row: Phil Makris, Dale Richards, Katrina Zook. Background Mike Prasad, Sabrina Shoemaker, Gerald Herron, Marta Nelson, Matt Warmke, Diana Denney. Lower Left Toby Wagner studies his lines before going on the air Lower Right Phil and Dale: I get paid for doing this? 68 Broadcasting Club DEBATE CLUB: Orators of Renown Debate 69 The Athens High Debate Club par- ticipated in interscholastic debate competition at Chillicothe, Delaware Hayes, Lancaster, and Capitol Univer- sity. Desiree Chen qualified and competed in the state tournament at Princeton High School in Girl's Extem- porization. The Debate Club is head- ed by Mr. Stork. Upper Bottom Row Doug Onley, Kirsten Thomas, Harry Butler. Second Row: Mike Prasad, Mr. Stork, Roland Barr. Lower Alul practices his glares for his next debate Roland Barr, Atul Gawande, David Westenbarger, Mike Prasad. Not pictured were Desiree Chen, Cathy Zudak, Paul Brownell, Dave Trevas, Kris Hagerman. KARDIAC KIDS: PEP CLUB O K. kids. Take a look at this strange group of students What do you think they are? Insane Maniacs? Demented ax murderers? Deranged lunatics? Or candidates for the Twinky truck? You're right on all counts to some ex- tent, but they're also the Athens High Pep Club This crazy group of kooks cheered all season for the Athens Athletic teams from sponsoring buses to the games to sponsonng dances after the games; this hard working group instilled spirit into the minds of every student by chanting WE WILL WIN! They earned their reputation as the Kardiac Kids by never ceasing to cheer through the nerve racking games throughout the season. I'm sure we all appreciated their efforts. So this Bud's for you good job guys! 70 Pep Club VARSITY A One of the fastest growing clubs at AHS kicked off another terrific fund raising year The club spon- sored the Varsity A” Faculty Basket- ball game. Powder Puff, and helped out immensely at Varsity Basketball games by selling programs. They also sold stationary and sausages and cheese to pay for the annual Kings' Island Holiday in the Spring to celebrate their athletic achievements. Top The 1982 Varsity A Club - President Mark Kroner; Vice Presidenl. (ennifer Robe; Secretary, Kim Crawford; Treasurer. Erin Burke. Right Varsity A broadcasts at Powder Puff (Dale Richards. Mike Croci, Tim Downey, Brent Henry.) ARENA The Arena is responsible for assembling and distributing the yearbook, as well as selling ads The large staff worked hard and sold many ads, which decreased the cost of the yearbook Mrs. Rutfer supervised the class and Mr. Swank was the financial advisor Editor was Robbyn Turner; Assistant editor was Lucy Rader. The Arena is a member of Quill and Scroll. Upper lop row: Becky Ellis, Lori Ploutz. Bottom row Pam lee, lurid Stephenson, and Lucy Rader. Lower Back row Hans Hake, Mrs. Rutter, Mr. Swank, Robbyn Turner, Susie Rider. Middle row: left Young, Tom Bolland, Diana Denney, Bobbi Salyer. Kneeling Tom lennings, Greg Hanek. 72 Arena MATRIX .. . QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an organization to recognize students who have been on a school publication for two years These students must show leadership and responsibility. Members for 1982 were (in order of picture). Robbyn Turner, Arena Editor, Lucy Rader, Assistant Arena Editor; Joe Hillyer, Matrix Editor The Matrix became a real newspaper this year The Athens Messenger cooperated with the Matrix staff and was kind enough to let the high school publication be produced on their equipment Joe Hillyer, Matrix Editor, was mainly responsible for getting the Matrix a new look Mrs. Lobdell was the Matrix advisor. The 1982 Matrix Staff: Bottom row Kathy Cross, Adam Sturbois, Joe Hillyer, Pal Slewart, Mrs. Lobdell. Middle row Kim Parkis, John Zudak, Christine Poole, Kenny Kastely. Back row Hans Hake, Ralph Scott, Matt Knable. Matrix 73 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is made up of students who have attained a 3.75 grade point average. Their advisor is Mrs. Porter. Upper NHS Officers: President |enny Kline, Vice-President Pit Hollow, Treasurer Sabrina Shoemaker, Secretary Kathy Trisolini. Lower: Old Members Bottom Row: Kalhy Trisolini, Isaac, Sabrina Shoemaker, Erik Hagerman, Charles McEldowney, Pam lee, Marta Nelson, Joyce Sympson, Cliff Rogers. Second Row: Erin Burke, Kris Hagerman, Aaron Harvey, Cheryl Hummon, Lucy Rader, Betty McDonald, lenny Kline. Third Row: Andy Mollica, Robbyn Turner, Lori Dunlap, Kim Isele, Hallie Myers, Alan Kennard, Eric lensen, Pat Hollow, Harry Butler. Fourth Row David Berberick, Mrs. Porter, Tim Foster, Doug On ley, Megan Wood, Mike Croci, Andy Wen, Rick Elliott, Keith Russ, Cliff Moyer, Tom Downey. 74 NHS STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE Upper left: Christine Poole receives her pm from Sabrina Shoemaker as Andy Mollka looks on Upper Right The NHS TV Quiz Bowl Champions Dave Trevas, Advisor Helen Porter, fenny Kline, Kris Hagerman, Erik Hagerman, Isaac, Matt Stenson, Marta Nelson. Lower New Members Bottom Row Angela Mollica, Cynthia Eldridge, Ann Makom, Miranda Crowl, Alison tester, Isaac, Shelly Croci, Laney Stockmal, Diane Heien, Nasira Jamil. Second Row Debbie Chen, Krista Sauber, Julie Barone, Kathy Koshel, Christine Poole, Laura Lavelle, Jennifer Ray, Catherine Woolley, Betsy Paxton. Third Row Karen White, Jeff Strong, Carol Ham, Dave Westenbarger, Scott Weeks, Jim Thesing, Hans Zwahlen, Greg Hanek, Joe Krajnak. Fourth Row Danny Trevas, Tim Williams, Desiree Chen, Kirsten Thomas, Dinah Ross, Kelly Woods, Tom Henderson, Mike Jones, Atul Gawande. NHS 75 LIBRARY STAFF CHESS CLUB LIBRARY STAFF Above Bottom Row Jamie Atkins, Mick Prisley, Woody Mayfe, Pat Hollow, Tom Jen- nings, Isaac, Karl Feiler, Jim Schanzenbach, Kris Hagerman, Reid Thomas, Joe Hillyer. 2nd Row Mike Ohlinger, Mrs. Porter; Advisor, Todd Nuzum, Dave Torres, Dave Weisen- bach, Tim Gilden, Dan West, Mary EHis, Angie Finnearty, Connie Evener, Martha Rhue. 3rd Row Mike Michael, Netta Rich, Becky Ellis, Katrina Zook, Phil Makris, Hans Zwalen, Gary Cockier, Robbyn Turner, Julie Walters, Molly Sherman, Lori Kinnard. 4th Row Hans Hake, Mike Prasad, T. D. Lovett, Chris Torres, Terry Nuzum, Mike Fletcher, Howie Brenneman, Greg Hanek, Cindy Kasler, Charlotte D' Augustine. CHESS CLUB Top Row Greg Hanek, Brian Ramsey; 2nd Row John Beal, Dave Trevas, Carolyn Butler. 3rd Row Carol Ham, Atul Gawande; Seated Pat McDaniel, Allan Knies. 76 Library Staff Chess BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Boys' State is an extremely con- densed version of the Ohio Govern- ment In one intense, week, 1000 boys were either elected into, or given political jobs. The positions ranged from Governor of Ohio to ci- ty councilmen After receiving a job, the young men began performing duties that went along with the posi- tion. Boys' State was broken up into 9 counties, each county having three cities and each city contained about thirty young men The rigorous schedule of events left little free time for the young men, but plenty of memories Boys’ and Girls’ Stale 77 CHEERLEADERS: LEADERS OF THE PACK Upper The 1981-82 Reserve Cheerleaders left to right Lon Poston, Below The 1981 82 Freshman Cheerleaders left to right Shelley Kellie McEtianey, Kefly Moore, Dia Nichols, Susie Rankin, Gillian Lieving, Rene lacoby, Helen Ellis, Jill Crawford, Kristi Phillips, Chris- Haggerty ty France. 78 Cheerleaders 1982 has been another great year for the Freshman, Reserve, and Varsity cheerleading squads. Every one of these spirited teams has cheered its way through all kinds of victories. Many times we fail to realize the long hours these girls spend practicing and perfect- ing their routines But it all pays off because AHS continues to have some of the best cheerleaders in the state and Nation as our Reserve squad did a ter- rific job getting First in state. So when you're feeling down, remember our cheerleaders; stand up and cheer! Top The 1982 Varsity Cheerleaders Kristin Cornelius, Kim Crawford, Ann Malcolm, |ulie Ross, Angie finnearty, Lee Terrill, (seated) Mary Ellis, Shelly Croci. Small Pic: Kristin lee, Mary, Ann, Shely, lulie, Kim, Angie, and their advisor Theresa Hardin celebrate after winning the spirit stick at camp. Cheerleaders 79 FHA: A WINNING TRADITION FHA-HERO is a group headed by Mrs. Van Noslran. They compete in many areas including clothing, parliamentary procedure, and other areas of vocational learning This year's officers of the Executive Coun- cil were: Susan Huntington — pres., Tonya Earich — vice-pres., Alexis Scurlock — sec. Brenda Hudnell — treas., Laura Landry — Public Rela- tions, and Heather Hackett — historian. Susan Huntington was chosen as District Representative and received honors for the chapter from State Representative Claire Ball, Jr. The Parliamentary Procedure team finished first in the state at the con- vention. It was one of the group's best years ever Upper Right: District Representative Susan Huntington. Middle: The entire FHA HERO Club Lower Right Mita Rustam receiving an award at the Regional Rally Lower Right The Parliamentary Procedure team Bottom Row: Barb Martin, Lori Lovsey, Carol Llewellyn, Laura Landry. Second Row: Rene lacotoy, Dia Nichols, Mary Weeks, Kelly Moore. L m 80 FHA Upper The Executive Council officers (clockwise) Alexis Scurtock, Brenda Hudnell, Susan Huntington, Tonya Earich, Laura Lan- dry, Mrs. Van Most ran. (not shown Heather Hackett) Lower Left Laura and Tom cut the cake after their wedding Lower Right Buzz Ball presenting honors to the chapter during National Vocational Week Accepting is Susan Huntington and Laura Landry. FHA-HERO 81 The Creed We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope 82 FHA CONTINUES ON Opposite Upper Laura Landry raises the flag presented to FHA by Buzz Ball Lower Left The Parliamentary Procedure Team, Left to Right Susan Huntington, Alexis Scurlock, Shelly Kranyik, Lynn Keims, Annette Braley, Cheri Bell, Brenda Hudnell, Tonya Earich. lower Right Ruth Wilson and Susan Shrieves look on from their class Upper FHA Seniors gather together Cathy Thompson, Laura Robertson, Judy Lutz, Cheryl Ford, Celeste Wethington, Debbie Collins, Sandy Sharp. Lower The State Encounter recipients Lisa James, Susan Huntington, Brenda Hudnell, Nancy Dotson, Tanya Earich, |ill Sieber White, Sandy Howard. FHA 83 v KEY CLUB 84 Key Club Key Club is a lower level of Kiwanis. Some of their ac- complishments were sponsoring the Blood Mobile and they were respon- sible for the Tie Dance The club of- ficers were: President Amy Weber, Vice-President: Erik Hagerman, Secretary: Anita Frederick, Treasurer: Sabrina Shoemaker. The club's advisor is Dr. Liggitt. Upper Mr. Gibson gets the needle at the Blood Mobile Lower First Row |enny Kline, Sabrina Shoemaker, Erik Hagerman, Amy Weber, Anita Frederick, Alison Lester. Second Row Greg Hanek, lames Atkins, Lori Kinnard. Charlotte D'Augustine, Neila Rich, Laura Lan- dry. Third Row: Cheryl Hummon, Mary Anderson, Beverly Lester, Louis Patriquin, Toby Wagner, Mickey Prisley. Fourth Row Kris Hagerman, Ralph Scott, |udd Stephen- son, Yolanda Moncayo, Leslie Keyes. POWDER PUFF!! As usual, it was another great smear on the field for the lunior girls as the strategically superior Senior women outmanuevered their younger peers. For the girls it was a game of experience which was dominated by the athletic abilities of Jennifer Robe and Erin Burke, while the Juniors were obviously only out for blood. The final score was 6-2. The two extra points were given graciously to the Juniors by the Seniors so that their efforts were not all in vain. Upper left Now this game is called football Can you say it? FOOT-B-Ai-l. Mary Ellis, Miranda Crowl, Mike (ones. Shelly Croci. Middle left King Earl poses with his attend- ants Rick Gibson, Jim Geiger, Tom Gotdsberry, |ohn Mulligan, Woody Mayle. Chris Cavote. Bottom left O K girls, sweep right, pass to the left, then turn on the party after the game Becky Ellis, Dave Torres, Molly Sherman. Bottom right AH' Young Love! Woody Mayle, Tom Goldsberry Powder Puff Game 85 FUTURE SECRETARIES Bottom Row Beth Henry, Diane Kochis, Jen- nifer White, Mr. Gregg, Kim lohnson, Renee Sands, Connie Talbert, Cheryl Ford; Second Row Mrs. Diliberto, Caryn Seiferth, Robbyn Turner, Mary VanSickle. Denise Essman, Mar- cy VanSickle, Mary Ellis, Lynn Matheny, Bar- bie Sims, Third Row Brenda Stover, Jean Chamey, Angie Finnearty, Robin Grim, Janice Rightmire. Lisa Darnell, Tonya Chadwell, Amy Lindner, Patti Adams, Missy Smith; Fourth Row Janet Hooper, Darlene Hooper, Li Koon, Debra Bateman, Alecia Troy, Leeanne Parsons, Judy Richard, and Brenda Hudnell. The Future Secretaries of America is affiliated with the Professional Secretaries of America Typing awards were first — Barbie Sims; second — Renee Sands; and third — Diane Kochis. Officers: President, Kim Johnson; Vice-Pres., Connie Talbert; Rec. Sec., Jennifer White; Corres Sec., Cheryl Ford; and Treas., Renee Sands. WRESTLETTES The wrestlettes are a group of am- bitious girls who dedicate themselves to helping the wrestling team during both home and away meets They perform various duties such as taking score, running the concession stand at home meets, and making locker decorations for the wrestlers Bollom Row Mary Anderson, Amy Isele, Dee Cook, Becky Pence. Second row Kristi Phillips, Brenna Ericson, Lori Lovsey, Maria Kaldis. 86 FSA - Wrestlettes DECA - GAINING EXPERIENCE The 1981-82 DECA program is headed by Mr. Riley. The program is made up of three parts: morning classes in such things as business and interviewing, on-the-job experience, and the participation in the Distributive Education Clubs of America contests. The club provides the students with a skill after graduation and a good background in business. COE and DE Upper Beth Henry, Diane Koch� , Barbie Sims, Patti Adams, Jennifer White, Scott Six, Renee Sands, Bill King, Sec- ond Row Alecia Troy, Tonya Chadwell, Liz Koon, Amy Lindner, Wally Cline, Nancy Dot- son, Third Row Kim Johnson, Leeanne Par- sons, John Noble, Judy Richard, Mike Joens, Candy Joens, Craig Mehr. Lower Left to Right Mike Joens, Wally Cline, Craig Mehr, Scott Six, Nancy Dotson, Bill King, John Noble, Mr. Riley — Head of DECA. DECA 87 OWE: Foundation OWE, whic h stands for Occ upa- tional Work Experience, provides students with jobs depending on their abilities and talents to help the student get the most out of his own potential Mr. Talbert and Mr. Wooddell teach the course stressing skills that will prove invaluable later in life. Economic planning and voca- tional skills are part of the curriculum to benefit the student Top, left to right. 1st row Mr. Wooddell, Mike McBride, Lori Dailey, Bonnie Boyd, Jeff Blankenship, Shirley Bircher, John Tritipo, Chuck Lasure 2nd row Brian Dowler, Brian Nicholson, Terry Ross, Kevin Gabriel, Mark Metcalf, Jackie Dowler 3rd row Celeste Wethington, Leota Cullums, Rich Shook, Charlie Ley, Mark Lowe, Tim Taylor, Becky Evans Middle left, left to right, 1st row Scott Reims, Cheryl Sabo, Andy Adams, Tim Brown, Bill King, Tony Porter 2nd row Chester Hanning, Mark Meredith, Dave Frost, Duane Shank, Wanda Hudnell, Tami Daughtery, 3rd row Roger Riley, Dale Carr, Paula Frazee, Jeff Russell, Don Frazee, Barry Rutter 4th row Carl Radcliffe, Charlie Ley, Brian Hart, David Connor, Scott Erwin, Mr. Talbert Middle right Dave Frost 8« OWE For a Career Top right Nancy Dotson Top left Cart Rack tiff e at Super Duper Middle right Tim Brown Middle Left Mike Joens at Seamans Bottom left Cheryl Sabo Bottom right Bill Kottyan at Athens Sports Cyde OWE 89 O.W.A... . Building This year 16 students participated in the O.W.A program at Athens High It is designed to meet the special needs of 14-15 year olds and combines intensive work in basic sur- vival skills with a 90 minute to 3 hour daily job In only its second year, the O.W.A. program, under the direc- tion of first year teacher-coordinator Alan Swank, was a tremendous success. Top, left to right, 1st row Mr. Swank, Nathan Gross, Steve Kempton, Kevin Sin, Fred Hart, Fred Nelson 2nd row Leota Cullums, Vema Canter, Mark Fisher, Chuck Gilkey, Dennis Hartley. Mary Bellar Ird row Monty Young, lackie Easterling, |ackie Menear, Leah Vance, Wayne Cochran Middle Kevin Six reads during study hall Bottom Chuck Gilkey advises Fred Hart on stock market options 90 OWA for T omorrow OWA 91 COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION COE works as a class that meets daily to improve office skills The people involved work in offices in the afternoon COE was quite busy this year They participated in the an- nual Tom Wat fund-raising project. They also sponsored an after-game dance. Funds raised by these proj- ects are used for an appreciation banquet held each spring for the employers providing training stations for members Several students par- ticipated in the Regional skill contests. Upper The Cooperative Office Education Croup. First Row Left to Right Diane Kochis, Barbie Sims, Patfi Adams, Amy Lindner, Jen- nifer White. Second Row Beth Henry, Tonya Chadwell, Elizabeth Coon, Renee Sands, and Advisor Mrs. Fieler. Third Row Kim Johnson, Leanne Parsons, Judy Richard, Alecia Troy, Candy Gilden-Joens. Lower Left; Jennifer White at the O.U Economic Department Lower Right Debra Bateman operates a com- puter at The Athens Messenger 92 COE Upper Patti Adams works at the O.U Residence Life Office Middle Left Amy Lind- ner at the O.U. Management, Marketing, and Production Middle Right Beth Henry at the offices of Columbia Gas Bottom Left Kim Johnson on the job at O.U. Accountng, Finance, and Quantitative Methods Lower Right Alecia Troy at the College of Osteopathic Medicine COE 93 SUPERIOR The band came back this year to win an astounding 2 out of 3 march- ing contests. They competed at the State Marching Band Contest and received a Superior Rating in Class A This ranked them as one of the top 6 bands in the state Many of the aux- iliary groups got awards such as the Silks, Rifles, and Percussion. The band was under the direction of Charles Yeago and assisted by Ardyce Lee. Opposite: The Marching Green and Gold Up- per Mr. Yeago ran his laps for a timing mistake Lower: The band on the field in competition BAND 95 SEASON IN REVIEW The season began as all do, with Band Camp While entering freshmen bumbled, stumbled, and got out of step for most of the week, the contest show finally took form. When the first football game came, the band took the field and put on a crowd-pleasing performance The first contest was in Lexington and after the preliminaries, the band won 2nd place and best Rifles, Silks, Per- cussion, Marching and Playing. Then they competed with six finalists and took Grand Champion Lower Left: Jeff Smith prepares for State Marching Band Contest Lower Right Pam McLean gets her mum from mom on Senior Night ■r The Marching Green and Gokf PWiplishments: Best Marching, Best Playing, jnd Grand Champions at the Lexington 'Contest of Champions Best General Effect at the Westland Marching Contest GrandTIha lons at the Parkersburg ' Tournament of Champions ' Supwior Rating at Stale Marching Band Contest Rctional Winners; v Silks: First at Lexington, Superior at State Rifles First at Lexington, Superior at State. Percussion: First at Lexington % Band ... THE BAND As the season progressed, the Marching Green and Gold chalked up a record of Grand Champ at three out of four contests. It was now time for the State Marching Band Contest at Franklin County Stadium. After nearly an hour of psyching up, the band took the field in competition. They received a I or Superior rating. They were one of six bands in Class A to do so. The season was not all serious work. There was the annual Senior Night in which the band performed a show written by the Senior band members which ended with the an- nouncing of Seniors and the pinning on of mums by admiring parents. It was a great ending to a glorious season. Upper Guest Conductor Hattie Myers leads the band in the Senior Show Lower: The winning Seniors and Squad Leaders gather after the Parkersburg Contest. Band 97 THE REST OF THE SEASON The Concert Band and the Wind Ensemble traveled to the State Con- test in Columbus on May 1. The Wind Ensemble received a II or Excellent and the Concert Band also received a 'll . Upper The Concert Band with director Ar- dyce Lee. Lower The Wind Ensemble with director Charles Yeago. 98 Band The |azz Ensemble and the Or- chestra performed with their usual excellence at the Band Fair The |azz Ensemble is directed by Charles Yeago and the Orchestra by Ardyce Lee. The Orchestra Bottom Row David Wrage, Cathy Scholten, Kathy Vancko, loren Kaneshige. Allan Knies, 2nd Row Alisa Clubok, Janet Dinos, Tom Zook, (rd Row: Alan Rollins, Rick Elliott, Doug Carpenter. Jazz Ensemble Bottom Row: Shelly Kranyik, Pam Mciean, Andy Wen, David ley, Marty Dean, left Ahl. 2nd Row Director Charles Yeago, Chris Miller, Tim Miller, Greg Ahl, Eric Farrar, Royce Hanna, Alan Shuler, Doug Carpenter, }rd Row Rick Elliott, Eric Jensen, John Beale, Ed lee, Julie Skinner. Band 99 PEER TUTORS — Helping Others Peer Tutors are a group of students who aid other students with learning difficulties and also act as teaching aids at the Plains Elementary. The tutors are required to maintain a B average and be recommended by their teachers. The organization is headed by Ms. lensen. Upper Ms. lensen plans an assignment with Pam McLean. Lower: Bottom Row Sabrina Shoemaker, Tom Parsons, Erica Koe — Krompecher, Lisa lames, Debbie Chen, Missy Smith, Brenda Wads. Second Row Lee Terrell, Ian lames, Becky Elis, Pam McLean, Ray Finnearty, Ms. lensen. Third Row Clift Rogers, lames Atkins, Mike Croci, Elizabeth Koon, left Strong, Carol Ham. 100 Peer Tutors JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD The Junior Class Executive Board showed some good incentive for next year They sponsored the Halloween Dance in the Fall. The class also sold sour balls to gain capital to pay for the extremely exciting event of )-Prom The Junior Class will have a lot to look forward to their Senior Year in '83 Left 1982 Junior Class Officers are clockwise Vice President. Lee Ter- rell; President, Ralph Scott; Secretary. Angie Finnearty; Treasurer, Mickey Prisley. Below 1982 Junior Class Executive Board First Row Beth Bumpass, Kel- ly Davis, Dee Cook, Kristin Cornelius, Angie Finnearty, Ann Makom, Mickey Prisley; Second Row Robin Grim, Courtney Dalen, Usa Dorrill; Third Row Marie Huwe, Shelly Croci, Janice Rightmire, Ralph Scott, Toby Wagner, Lee Terrell, Tom Parsons, David Matthews; Fourth Row Laura Lavelle, Chris Anderson, John Mulligan, Atul Gawande, Krista Sauber; Fifth Row Mike Jones, Phil Perkins, Brad Cline, David Westen- barger, Tim Williams, Judd Stephenson, Alison Lester, Miranda Crowl; Sixth Row Michelle Kirkendall, Susan Huntington; Seventh Row Amy Weber, Carol Ham. Junior Class 101 102 CONSTRUCTION CREW The 1981-82 school year under- went many changes One major change was converting from the former mod system to a traditional eight period day. However, the class periods had to be shortened to ac- complish this. The privilege pass, available to only high achieving luniors and Seniors, has expanded and about 140 students earned passes Using only donations and no school board money, another change came to A.H.S.: a weight training room was constructed in the gym lobby. The room was designed to house the wrestling and weight equipment. In addition to the changes Athens High underwent this year, the school also experienced a number of pro- blems One problem was the poor financial situation. In the future there may be major cuts in the curriculum, extra curricular activities, and faculty. Another problem during the year was the low percentage of people who served their assigned deten- tions. Because of this, many people ended up in the discipline class for very minor offenses In the future there may be an entirely new disciplinary system. Long range plan- ning was, however, impossible at that stage because of the changing financial situation. There were several new additions on the faculty during the 1981-82 school year Cindy Elmore, teaching English, joined the faculty along with Nancy Thompson, in the Home Economics department Along with the new additions, two people resigned from their positions Ted Bayat left to become principal at Alexander High School and Sam Henderson resigned from his posi- tion as superintendent. A new social club developed dur- Dayid McAllister, Asst Principal Scott Hunter, Dean ing the school year known as the 45 Club This club was comprised of 45 teachers who expected to be looking for other employment due to the threatening budget cuts. Dr. David Liggitt, Principal Karen VanDyke, Dean 104 Faculty Ray Abraham Don Anderson Don Barber Denny Boger Art Industrial Art Science Guidance Linda Bucher Wanda Bush Ann Conkling Marilyn Diliberto Home Ec. Business Math Business Cindy Elmore English Don Eskey Physical Ed. Dick Esses Science lean Fieler COE Faculty 105 John Goodwin Theresa Harden Elsa Heffelfinger Bill Helsel Physical Ed. Special Ed. Spanish Special Ed. Malcolm Idleman Social Studies Kristin Jensen Learning Disabilities Joan Johnson Social Studies Sue Johnson Special Ed. 106 Faculty Helen Klingaman English Ardyce Lee Band John Murray Renee Olson Carol Patterson Health Physical Ed. English Marjorie Makolm Math Gloria Muntean French 4 Doug Phillips Industrial Art Faculty 107 Richard Poole Chemistry Helen Porter Librarian Bill Riley DECA lean Russell Latin Dorothy Rutter William Shevel Tim Smith Vera Smith English English Social Studies Chorus Tom Storfc Science Kathy Stotts Guidance Bob Talbert Nancy Thompson O.W.E. Home Ec. 108 Faculty Meta VanNostran Una Weber Ann Welsh Jim Wetzel Home Ic. Social Studies Math Guidance Ron Williams Kathy Woolison Charles Yeago Science Math Band Faculty 109 Lindi Gabriel M. Kostival Kathy Mingus Barbara Evener LT) LU Nellie Newsom Barbara Taylor Rheta Mac combs Aide A very important but seldom recognized part of Athens High School is the dedicated secretaries. But during the week of April 21 they were not forgotten. Dur- ing National Secretaries Week they were remembered by Charles Yeago, who sent them flowers, the Secretaries Club who sent them each a carnation, and the ad- ministration who took them out to dinner. The secretaries' experiences range from one year to Barbara Taylor's fourteen years Barbara Evener and Linda Gabriel worked full time while the rest of the secretaries worked only ten months out of the year. The secretaries' jobs at Athens High School differed very much. The guidance office secretaries helped in doing the scheduling as opposed to the main office secretaries who typed the handbook each year, answered incoming phone calls, and basically worked for the administration. Another important person was the high school's one and only aide, Rheta Mac- combs. Mrs. Maccombs works in the foreign language lab for ten months of the year Each secretary and aide did jobs equally well and through their efforts Athens High School continued to run smoothly 110 Faculty Dr. Marion Fugate Alice Elliot, Clerk Mary Keifer Paul Gerig and William Walker Faculty 111 UNDERCLASS FRESHMEN - Raw Material The Freshmen entered AHS with great expectations and an attitude of achieving the greatness of the classes preceding them. They look forward to the distant future and becoming upperclassmen someday Maybe Upper Dave McAllister tries to impress Dad with a studious pose Upper Right An’ a one, an' a two .Lisa Shutts. Lower: Sarah Bartlett and Kim Goldsberry enjoy a moment of levity at the bus stop Opposite Upper: Mandy Mans at the moment she realized she studied Chapter Seven. The test was over Chapter Ten Opposite Lower Pete Black shortly after vokjnteenng for Micro-Bology s DNA experiments 114 Freshmen Rebecca Adie left Ahl Michail Aspel Loretta Curt Avery David Baasel Andrea Barr Atkinson Pam Kelly Bell Mary Bellar Sarah Barrett Baumgardner Erika Bergdahl Peter Black Jennifer Bennet Don Berberick |ami Blower KrisBoals Brian Blickle Lora Bledsoe Kevin Brown Tim Brown Kathy Bowles Paul Brinkley Mary Jane Burch Carolyn Butler Wendy Carin Andy Bumpass Beth Carlson Freshmen 115 Juanita Carsey June Carsey Alex Castillego Lisa Chamey Roxanne Chiki Anne Chila Dana Cline Wayne Cochran Chris Coleman Bob Collins Paul Conkling Christy Cook Debi Cook Tiff Cook Lisa Cooley Christy Coon Cindy Coon Ross Crabtree Jill Crawford Sam Crowl Chris Cusick Alisa Dean Jeff Dean David Delaney Scott Dingle Hudson Dodd Tony Dodd Kelli Domsher Tim Dorman Tava Douglas Todd Dowler Lisa Dunlap Vk Eakins Helen Ellis Jeff Enevolsden Jim Evan John Evans Gayle Feallock Bill Finnearty Lynn Fisher Mark Fisher Christy France Anita Fredrick Brett Freeman Dan Fricke Jennifer Frost April Gamertsfelder Ashish Gawande Meeta Gawande Chris Gerig Chuck Gilkey Cindy Glover Kim Goldsberry Kim Good Jerry Gould Jason Grey 116 Freshmen Tammy Grubb Cecilia Guy Beth Hanning Kathleen Hanning Heather Hamer Steve Harris Steve Heidtman Teresa Herron Diane Houdek Danny Howell Sean Hoessle Debbie Hull Shari Huntington Darrin Hutzelman Laura Hurst |ani e Huwe Angie lackson Rene Jacoby Melinda James Sam Jeffers John Joens Dana Johnson Kevin Johnson Warren Jones Amy Isele Maria Kaldis Loren Kaneshige Jim Karageorge Dana Kasler Lynn Keims Laura King Paul Kline Wolfgang Knock Zotton Koe-Krompecher Laura Kreutzer Greg Kroner Mary Kurlinski Scott Lagraff Amy Larson Chris Leonard Shelley Lieving Carol Llewellyn Brian Lovsey Betsy Luther Gordon Lutz Margaret Malcom Joseph Mamman Maria Mamman Mandy Marrs Barb Martin Brian Martin Elizabeth Mathis Michelle Matthews David McAllister Kelly McBride Jill McDonald Freshmen 117 Tony Miller Charlotte Misner Deanna Mitchell Mary Morgan Alison Mullins Keya Myers Sue Myers Robby Nandota Robbie O'Laughlin Connie Owens David Patrick fulie Paxton Carolyn Paulk Vic Perotti Heather Peterson Kristen Phillips Lynn Pratt Don Puckett Kristen Reeder lean Reese Howard Reeves Paul Remonko Ted Rente Dawn Rich Melissa Richard Anne Romoser Tina Ronk Susan Rowen Chris Russell Sherry Russell Mita Rustam Pauline Rutter Bryan Sabo )im Sammons Melissa Sayre Mark Schanzenbach Scott Schmidt Catherine Scholten Ray Secoy Brian Sells Laura Serna Marshall Shelly Katherine Shields Gene Shirey Derek Shoemaker Susan Shrieves Lisa Shutts Kevin Six David Skinner lulie Skinner Andrea Smathers lamie Smith Matthew Snedden Brenda Snyder Karen Snyder Terri Sowers 118 Freshmen Dee Stewart Rogena Stewart Tommy Steen Todd Stiles t %� loella Stump Patrick Sweeney leanna Sycks Brenda Thompson Don Thompson Mkheal Thompson Tracy Thompson Trevis Thompson Heidi Tolliver Dana Trevas Katrina Troy Kathryn Vancko Sheila VanDyke Angela Vitchner Sara Vogt Kirk Walker Darren Walls Terri Walton lack Warman Angela Welch Robin Whitlach Lea Williams Mark Williams Lee Wilson Ruth Wilson Bradley Wolfe Kara Yeago Pamela Young Kathy Zimmerman Todd Craig Freshmen 119 SOPHOMORES — Building Stages The Sophomores of 81-82 have been an asset to the spirit of Athens High School. This class is well on its way to building a reputation that will leave its mark on the halls of A.H.S. For the second year in a row the sophomores have won the canned food drive to help the Salvation Ar- my, and they also did well in the spirit hall and pyramid contests. They are sure to keep in the tradition of spirit in their two years to come 120 Sophomores Frst column Emrfy Abbott Umrs Mare Mary Anderson Roland Barr Beth Bean Chef. BHI David Brown Second column Mark Abdela Leon A en Johna Antle Carlos Barrera Saly Beckett David Bettnche«der Kathy Brown Thrd column Rhonda Adams Rusty AJkson Tom Armstrong Star Bateman Jerry Beckley Tommy Boland fave Axk Fourth coKmn Chuck Algeo Qen Anderson James Bark John Beale Brett Bedel Annette Braley Mike Btmp Sophomores 121 Kristi Burdette Dawn Burgie Nancy Bums David Bush Nina Butrick KC Cannon Joe Canter Rodger Carney Danielle Cavender Hollis Chen Gail Chimenz Bob Chubb John Chubb Eileen Cline Melissa Cochran Rob Coe Kelly Collins Chris Conlon Kevin Conz Rodney Coon Kim C remeans Jeff Cullison Steve Cunningham Patricia Davis Liz DeMott Carolyn Deno Lisa Dickens Janet Dinos Barry Douglas Jackie Easterling Russell Ellis Denise Essman Connie Evener Mike Farley Eddie FetheroW Michael Fletcher Hylie Flournoy Usa Full Beth Fuhvider Susan Gaskell Lisa Griffin Shane Gilkey Kevin Hagen Chris Haggerty Gillian Haggerty Joe Hanning Sarah Hanning Paul Hanson Jacqueline Hart Sean Harter Anna Harvey Matt Hawk Michelle Holdcroft Elizabeth Hollow Janet Hooper Greg Hopkins 122 Sophomores Marc Houk Becky Howard David Hughes David Huntley Mark Hutchinson Jamie lagers Ian James Todd Jarvis Lorraine Joeright Greg Jones Jeff Jones Kenny Kastely Becky Kaufman Steve Kempt on Todd Kennard Fritz Kessler Detoby Kiss Chris Knable Allan Knies Janet Kochis John Koshel George Krainak Kiristen Kreutzer Onchuem Lam Laura Landry David Lasure Chuck Lee Dina L effler Beverly Lester Bonnie Lewis Ronnie Lieving Karen LiBey T. D. Lovett Lori Lovsey Joann Lutz Steve Mackie Denise Mandell Scott Marcinko Cart Matheny Chuck Matheny Angela McDonald John McDonald Kellie McElhaney Mike McNairy Mark Metcalf Sylvia Mickunas Awni Mikhail Joe Miller Tim Miller Elaine Mingus Yolanda Moncayo Kelly Moore Jeffrey Mosier JUfie Mottle Jennifer Mourn Brian Moyer Sophomores 123 Fred Nelson Dii Nichols Dinette Nickotson SKari Nogridy Terry Nuzum Thomis OBerich lulie Ohlinger Bob Others Katie Onley Becky Pence Lori Ptoutz Lori Porter Lori Poston Veronica Pull ins Susie Rankin Cecil Rhodes Susan Rider Steve Robe Dennis Robertson Oscar Rodriguez Shannon Rogers Alan Rollins Eric Rosenberg Bobbi Salyer Susan Sands Leslie Samo Andy Saunders Lisa Schneider Tom Sciar Dan Semsel Stephanie Shafer Rebecca Shamblin Peter Sherman Bill Shook Sherry Shutts Sara Sims Cheryl Smith lanell Smith Phil Smith John Snyder Beth Socciarett Beth Stanley Ann Stemeckert Amy Steward Brenda Stover Tonya Stover Adam Sturbois Joy Sudnick Matt Swintek Diane Thesing Tammy Thompson Tom Thompson Bruce Tong Jessie Tritipo Leah Vance Mary VanSickle 124 Sophomores Mary Weeks Doug Welsh Mike Wickham Robert Willie Michael Williams Brenda Wright Pete Wuscher Tom Zimmerman Tom Zook Cathy Zudak Sophomores 125 JUNIORS — Finishing Touches cokrm 1 Andy Adams Penny Bal Fred Baughman KJ� Berbenck Ron Brooks Cowan Cambel JeanChamey column 2 Chr� Anderson Brad Baker Joy Bean Jett BUnkendwp Irtda Brown Balthazar Campenhaus Debbie Chen cokann 3 Mary Ande Jube Barone Borne Bedel Crete hen Bnnker Ten Brown Doug Carpenter DeureeChen (okrrn 4 VWaBa ey Mary Bateman Joanna Bedfem DanBrmkJey Beth Bumpass Angi Chapman Earl dark Juniors 127 Brad Cline Dee Cook Hubert Cooksey Steve Cooley Kristen Cornelius Shelly Croci Miranda Crow! Cary Cuckler Tina Cunningham Courtney Dalen lisa Domll Kelly Davis Tami Daughters Marty Dean |im Deeter Diana Denney David Dixon Jill Douglas Tanya Earich Cynthia Ektridge Mary Ellis Pattie Ellis Gene Erwin Susan Estes Becky Evans Richie Evener Beth Falkenstein Eric Farrar Angie Finnearty Ray Finnearty Paula Frazee David Frost Atul Gawande Dawn Goegline Nancy Gilkey Rodney Gould Rhonda Gould Robin Grim Cathy Gross Carol Ham Tammy Hanna Brian Hart Patty Hartman Diane Heien Tom Henderson Wes Hoon Darlene Hooper Brenda Hudnell Wanda Hudnel Susan Huntington Marie Hu we lennifer (effers (ohn lohnson Arnold (onas Mike (ones Nick Joseph 128 (uniors Shari Kasler Scott Keims Dana Kern Brel! Kessel Michelle KirkendaN Matt Knable Kathy Koshel Joe Krajnak Shelly Kranyik Kris Kroner Kim Kyle Lori Lake Laura Lavelle Ed Lee Alison Lester Eric Lindner )oy Litteral Mike Loos Mark Lowe Brian Mace Ann Makom David Matthews Forrest Mayle Mike McBride Edith Miller Atina Mills Steve Mingus A soph Mir a Angela Mollka Pat Morgan |ohn Mulligan Brian Nicholson Adele Nulf Tom Parsons Louis Patriquin Betsy Paxton Phil Perkins Lori Pincelli Mary Pishvazadeh Lisa Poling Christine Poole Mike Prasad Mkkey Prisley Carl Radcliff Jennifer Ray Susan Rente Cindy Riggs Janice Rightmire Rodger Riley Maureen Rodgers Dinah Ross Bill Russell Jim Russell Patty Russell Ken Sabo Krista Sauber Juniors 129 Jeff Strong Matt Sturbois Connie Tabert Tony Tenoglia Lee Terrell Kirstin Thomas Danny Trevas Chris Tucker Sandy Ungar Mindy Vannatta Marcy Van Sickle Toby Wagner Amy Weber Scott Weeks Mike West Dave Westenbarger Karen White Mike Williams Tim Williams KeMy Woods Catherine Woolley Baib Sayre Ralph Scott Alexis Scuriock (ill Seiber Caryn Seiferth Mark Serna Charlene Sharpe Alan Shuler Dan Skinner Tesha Smith Dave Snavely Phil Staten ludd Stephenson Patrick Stewart Donald St role 130 Juniors TRI-COUNTY JUNIORS |im Adams Phil Arnold lane Barnes Eddie Barnhart Karen Barnhart Greg Bartlett Dana Bills Dave Boudmot lanet Boudmot Tina Brooks Teresa Campbell Rodney Canter Bryan Carlson Frank Chiki Craig Churchheus lohn Churchheus Sheila Clark Tracey Clark Conna Cochran lackie Dalton lackie Erwin )erry Fisher Tern Flood Tom Gabriel lack Gould Lisa Hanning Joyce Hornsby Kim Hoskins Sandy Howard Sherry Howard Paul Linkous Tammy Llewellyn Flo Mayles lerry McCune Ronnie McCune Troy McKinley Virginia Murphy Tracie Phillips Dan Slobodian Dave Schoonover Laune Schoonover Debby Setts Centa Shields Cheryl Sheppard Keith Six Bob Sloan Mary Trout Rick Way Christina White Tri-County luniors 131 DON'T STOP BELIEVING - J-PROM '82 This page right Courtney Dalen receives her new crown form Kim Crawford. Bottom Left j-Prom Candidates 1st runner up Shelly Corci, Lee Terrell, Alison Lester, Robin Grim, Angie Finnearty. Bottom Right Courtney and Mike lones smile royally after being crowned Opposite Page Top Left Kim Crawford and Scott Six share a happy moment Top Right After decorating for the dance. Mickey Prisley and Ralph Scott practice their grand entrance Bottom Don't eat the flowers' The photographer is watching' (Erin Burke, Howie Brenneman.) 132 j-Prom J-Prom 133 TRI-COUNTY OFFERS A CHANGE Enrollment of Athens High students at Tri-County joint Vocational school increased this year to ninety-two. For nearly 13 years Athens' juniors and seniors have had the opportunity to attend Tri-County where they could pursue one of the many valuable job skill areas. Tri-County is a two year program to prepare high school juniors and seniors for the job market in the field of their choice A typical day consists of forty-five minutes of academics (English for juniors and government and history for seniors), and one and one half hours of class related to an individual's field and three hours spent in the lab area. Upon graduating from Tri-County, graduates receive certification that they have spent 1500 hours in their lab area Fields offered at Tri-County: Agriculture Mechanics Horticulture Child Care Food Service Hospitality and Health Care Accounting and Computing High Skill Stenography General Office Clerical Auto Body Repair Auto Mechanics Cosmetology Drafting Electricity Electronics Machine Trades Printing Trades and Graphics Welding and Sheet Metal Carpentry Industrial Maintenance and Management Intensive Computer Management Upper right Sandy Denney, Drafting lower right Chris Henry, Stenography 134 Tri-County Upper left Steve Reeves and |ohn Hart, Auto Body Repair Upper nght Fran Yates, Agriculture Business lower left: Scott Adams, Welding Middle right Traci lackson. Data Processing lower right Robert Rankins, Agriculture Mechanics Tn-County Seniors Bottom row Connie Taylor, Traci Jackson, Patsy Matheny, Tonya Blackford, Teresa Fouty, Sherri Stotts, and Wendy Mains. Second row Wendy Torres, Becky Funk, Sandy Denney, Chris Henry, Dee Staten, Lisa Hanning, Jim Tope, Dave Brooks, and Jerry Johnson. Third row Fran Yates, Teresa Grant, Steve Reeves, Greg Wachenschwanz, John Hart, Robert Rankins, Joe Russell, and Dennis Brooks. Tn-County Rjniors Bottom row Janet Boudinot, Sandra Howard, Joyce Hornsby, Tammy Llewellyn, Jane Barnes, Amy Lowe, Tina Brooks, and Beverly Ham mill. Second row Centa Shields, Craig Churchheus, Dave Boudinot, Laurie Schoonover, Keith Six, Jack Gould, Sherry Flowed, Dana Bills, Chris White, Virginia Murphy, Terri Flood, and Michele Torres. Third row Dave Schoonover, John Hedges, Ed Shekel, Troy McKinley, John Kroutel, Jerry McCune, Phillip Arnold, Jerry Fisher, Dan Sloboian, Greg Bartlett, and Tom Gabriel. 136 Tn-County Upper left John Mage, Intensive Computer Management Upper right Dave Schoonover, Carpentry Lower left Wendy Torres, Cosmetology Lower right Wendy Mains, Cosmetology Tri-County 137 138 Tri-County Upper left ferry Johnson, Electronics Middle left: Teresa Grant and Patsy Matheny, Agriculture Business Upper right Teresa Fouty, Horticulture Lower left: James Tope and Dave Brooks, Machine Trades. Lower right Dan Slobodian, Auto Mechanics Tri-County 139 WANTED A WEEK-LONG HOMECOMING Homecoming 1981 was more than just a football game and dance, it was a big event climaxing a week of spirited student displays. The week's first big event was the announce- ment of a competition to decorate a hall for each class. On Thursday night, the four classes decorated and on Friday the halls were filled with green and gold and the spirit of AHS. On Friday afternoon, the Pep Assembly to top all Pep Assemblies, took place and was highlighted by an evangelistic speech by head football coach Doug Heuer. He stressed togetherness and the words We will win! The speech proved ex- hilarating enough for the game against Wellston The ceremony for the crowning of the 1981 Homecoming Queen proved to be an emotional and ex- citing experience. The candidates were Jamie Moore, Erin Burke, Julie Ross, second runner-up Neila Rich; first runner-up Becky Ellis; and the new Homecoming Queen, Jennifer Robe. The game was hard fought by halftime. At halftime, the award win- ning Athens Marching Green and Gold gave a stunning performance for the crowd. The game progressed and Athens scored a decisive victory over Wellston, 20-6. Way to go. Dogs! The next day, the AHS Soccer team defeated Maysville to cap off only the beginning of a victorious weekend for AHS. 142 Homecoming Opposite Page Upper Right: The Athens high School Football players jump into the air after their 20-6 victory over Wellston Middle Left: Erin Burke; Middle Becky Ellis; Middle Right Jamie Moore; Lower Left Neila Rich; Lower Jennifer Robe; Lower Right Julie Ross. Upper Left The candidates I me up for a can- did photo Middle Left For some, the game is not all that exciting Alan Rollins and Eric Far- rar. Lower The Homecoming Attendants Freshman - Christy France; lumor — Robin Grim; Sophomore — Lori Poston. Homecoming 143 HEART IN NEW YORK The fun had only just begun as Athens danced the night away at the Homecoming Dance that evening. The couples enjoyed the terrific music provided by Randy Richmond. It would have been nice if that weekend could have lasted forever, but ail good things must come to an end Athens had experienced one of the best Homecomings ever, and positively one that no one could forget Upper Members of the senior class decorating their winning hall for the Homecoming Week climax Lower Left Erik Hagerman and Cathy Scholten enioy one of the lighter moments of the Homecoming Dance Lower Right Chris Knable, Angi Chap- man, Charles McEldowney, and Pam Lee gather together before entering the dance 144 Homecoming PATTI ADAMS SANDY BAKER DAVID BERBERICK GREGORY AHL DEBRA BATEMAN SHIRLEY BIRCHER JAMES ATKINS SHARON BEEBE TONYA BLACKFORD CARRIE BAIL LANCE BENNINK VICKIE BLAKE Column 1: PAUL BROWNELL VICKIE CARSON WALLY CLINE Column 2: ERIN BURKE CHRIS CAVOTE DEBBIE COLLINS Column 3: ERICA BRIENT HARRY BUTLER TONYA CHADWELL CHAD COOLEY Column 4: DAVID BROOKS JOHN CANTER HAROLD CLARK CHARLES COON Column 1: KIMBERLY CRAWFORD MIKE CROCI DAVID DEAN RICHARD ELLIOTT Column 2: MOLLY CROOK CHARLOTTE D'AUGUSTINE SANDY DENNY BECKY ELLIS Column 3: LORI DAILEY TOM DOWNEY BRENNA ERICSON Column 4: LISA DARNELL LORI DUNLAP ANDY EVANS MATT FARLEY TIM FOSTER RICK GIBSON KARL FIELER RICHARD FROST TAMMY GOLDSBERRY CHERYL FORD BECKY FUNK TOM GOLDSBERRY TERESA FOUTY JIM GEIGER TERESA GRANT TODD GRUBB GREG HANEK AARON HARVEY HEATHER HACKETT ROYCE HANNA DAVID HAZEN ERIK HAGERMAN CHESTER HANNING BETH HENRY KRISTOF HAGERMAN LORA HART BRENT HENRY CHRIS HENRY JOE HILLYER CHERYL HUMMON KIM ISELE TOM JENNINGS ERIC JENSEN JOHN HOLLOW TRACI JACKSON LISA JOHANSSON SCOTT HUNTER USA JAMES JERRY JOHNSON KIM JOHNSON WILLIAM KING DIANE KOCHIS CINDY KASLER KIM KING ERICA KOEKROMPECHER ALAN KENNARD LORI KINNARD ELIZABETH KOON LESLIE KEYES JENNY KLINE WILLIAM KOTTYAN KRISTI KOZMA PAM LEE MONTE LONG MARK KRONER DAVID LEY JUDY LUTZ CHUCK LASURE AMY LINDNER PHIL MAKRIS DIANE LEACH MARTY LONG WENDY MAINS SARAH MARSH CHARLES McELDOWNEY MICHAEL MICHAEL PATSY MATHENY PAMELA McLEAN MARK MICKUNAS JEFF MAY CRAIG MEHR CHRIS MILLER BETTY MCDONALD MARK MEREDITH SCOTT MITCHELL ANDY MOLLICA HALLIE MYERS TODD NUZUM JAMIE MOORE MARTA NELSON MIKE OHLINCER DAVID MOOREHEAD CLIFF MOYER JOHN NOBLE TIM NUZUM DOUGLAS ONLEY KIM PARKIS leanne parsons TRINA PORTER MARTHA RHUE DAVID PATRICK LUCY RADER NEIL A RICH MONICA PERRY PAULA RAMSEY JUDY RICHARD KAREN PIERSON SALENA RANKIN DALE RICHARDS DREW RICHARDSON JENNIFER ROBE CLIFF ROGERS JULIE ROSS KEITH RUSS JEFF RUSSELL LAURA ROBERTSON TERRY ROSS JOE RUSSELL BETH ROBISON TRINNA ROSSER CHERYL SABO STEVE SAMMONS JIM SCHANZENBACH DUANE SHANK JENNIFER SANDERS CANDY SCHOONOVER SANDRA SHARP RENEE SANDS KEVIN SCHWARZEL MOLLY SHERMAN KURT SAUBER JILL SEIBER SABRINA SHOEMAKER KELLY SHRIEVES KELLY SMITH SHERRI STOTTS BARBIE SIMS MELISSA SMITH JOYCE SYMPSOIM SCOTT SIX MATT STENSON CONNIE TAYLOR JEFF SMITH MARLENE STOCKMAL JIM THESINC REID THOMAS ALECIA TROY ANDY WARNER CATHY THOMPSON ROBBYN TURNER PAM WARNER KATHY TRISOLINI BRENDA WALLS JAMIE WATSON JOHN TRITIPO JULIE WALTERS DAVID WEISENBACH Column 1: Column 3: GEOFF WHITE ANDY WEN MEGAN WOOD RHONDA WHITE HANS ZWAHLEN JEFF YOUNG RISA RUSTAM Column 2: JENNIFER WHITE Column 4: FRAN YATES DAN WEST |OHN ZUDAK CHRIS WILLIAMS KATRINA ZOOK JACQUELINE MANNING Column 1: ANTHONY PORTER ARAM ROJAS CARLA SNOW GERALD HERRON Column 2: HUGH PAGE LYNN MATHENY KANDI KEMPTON CARL GILKEY Column 3: RON CLARK WENDY TORRES TIM BAKER Column 4: HOWARD BRENNEMAN MICHELLE DOUGLAS WRECKING CREW FOREMAN C SCOTT ADAMS PATRICIA MAY ADAMS FSA 1, 2. 3, 4, Gymnastics 1 GREGORY ALAN AHL Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2; Wind Ensemble 3, 4 )AMES CHARLES ATKINS Varsity A 3. 4, Pep Club 2. 3, 4 Football 1; Cross Country 2. 3. 4. Track 1; Our Town. Dracula, The Miracle Worker. One Acts 2, 3; Sound of Musk. Heaven Can Wait 4. Thespian Society 3, 4. Key Club 4. Senior Exec Bd 4, Senior Follies 4, Peer Tutor 4 CARRIE ANN BAIL SANDRA MAE BAKER Art Club 2; French Club 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Senior Follies 4. Powder Puff Football 3. 4; FHA 1. 2; Chorus Council 1; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. Girls Ensemble 2. 3; Symphonic 4; Show Choir 4 TIM V BAKER DEBRA SUE BATEMAN Cheerleading 2; FSA 3. 4; COE 4; Pep Club 2. Swimming 1, 2. 3. 4 SHARON MARIE BEEBE Symphonic 3, 4; Show Choir 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 1. Pep Club 1, Oris Ensemble 2 Sound of Musk 3, One Acts 4; Fashion Board 4; All Ohio Honors Choral 4; Wool Contest 3; Ohio F3onors Choral - European Tour LANCE R BENNINK Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4 DAVID G BERBERICK Key Club 3; JCL 3. 4; Track 1. NHS 3, 4 SHIRLEY ANN BIRCHER TONYA LYNNE BLACKFORD VICKIE SUE BLAKE Spanish Club 4 KERRY ANN BLAKLEY DEBORAH LYNN BLATT SEAN DONTE BLUEFORD MARK MICHAEL BOND HOWARD JOHN BRENNEMAN Boys Ensemble 1, (outstanding fr boys awd) Symphonic Choir 2, 3. 4. Chorus Council 1, 2. 3, 4; (Rep 2 ) Baseball 1; Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4. Football 4. Ohio Honors Chorale 3; Thespians 3. 4. Varsity A 2. 3, 4; Senior Follies 4. Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Voice of the Bulldogs 4; One Acts 3, Amahl and the Night Visitors 2. Dracula 3, Sound of Music 3, One Acts A. Miracle Worker 4 (student director) ERICA CHANDLER-ALEXUS BRIENT Art Club 2: Track 1 DAVID ALLAN BROOKS VICA 3. 4 DENNIS EARL BROOKS VICA 3. 4 PAUL E BROWNELL Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Band 2; Sen Ex Bd 4, Jr Ex Bd 3; Thes- pians. Our Town 2: Arseruc and Old Lace 2. One Acfs 2. Sound of Musk 3; One Acts Director 4. Miracle Worker A. Debate 3. CYNTHA ANN BROWNING JOSEPH M BUCK ERIN CEIL BURKE Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Soc- cer 2; Tennis 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4, (Treas 4), Powder Puff 3. 4. Sr Follies 4; Sr Ex Bd 4. Jr Ex Bd 3, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 1. 3; Tennis 4. Track 3; Homecoming Court 2. 3, 4; Jr Prom Court 3; NHS 3. 4 DAVID ALAN BUTCHER HARRY G. BUTLER. Ill German 2. 3, 4. Chess 4; Debate 4; NHS 3, 4; Crew. The Miracle Worker 4 IOHN MARK CANTER VICKI CARSON CHR6TOPHER PAUL CAVOTE Varsity A 3. 4 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 4 Basketball 1. 2; Honorable Mention SEOAL TONYA LYNCHADWELL JOHN HAROLD CLARK Marching Band 2. 3. 4. Concert 1. 2. 3; Wind Ensemble 4; Percussion Ensemble 3, 4, Spanish Club 4; 162 Senior Index Orchestra Sound of Musk 3 RONNIE V CLARK: WALLY D CLINE DE 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4; DECA 4; (Parliamentarian) CRYSTAL LYNN CLONCH DEBBIE LYNN COLLINS DAVID D CONNER CHAD M COOLEY CHARLES RICHARD COON KIMBERLY ANN CRAWFORD Sen Follies 4. Jr Ex Bd 3. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 (Sec 3); Varsity A 3. 4 (V Pres 4); Sr Ex Bd 4; Powder Puff Football 3. 4; Volleyball 1; Cheerleading 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Att 2. J-Prom Queen 3 MICHAEL A CROCI Key Club 2; Varsity A 1. 2, 3, 4; St Counc 3. 4. French 3. 4; Dracula 3; |r Ex Bd 3, Sr Ex Bd 4. |r Secret 3. Senior Follies 4. Cross Country 4, Basketball 2. 3. 4, Football 2. 3; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4. Boys' State 3 Peer Tutor 3; All League Basketball Team 4 MOLLY CROOK Randolph Union H S 1. 2. Our Town 1. AM Fid Sc 2. Thespian 2. 3. 4. Track 3; Spanish 3; Dracula 3; Drama Club 3 4 (Sec ); Heaven Can Wait 4; Miracle Worker A DIANNE CUNNINGHAM LORI BETH DAILEY LISA ANN DARNELL French 3, 4; FSA 3. 4; Pep 1, 2. 3. 4; Drama 3; Sr Follies 4, FHA 1. 2; Office Worker 2. 3; Runner 1, 2. 3; A Lang Fair 4. OU Lang Fair 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Powder Puff Football 3. 4 CHARLOTTE F D'AUGUSTINE Pep 1. 2. 3. 4. Drama 4. Thespians 4. Track 1; Cover Art 3; FHA 4; |r Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4. Senior Follies 4. )-Prom Comm 3; Hi-Y 3 DAVID J DEAN SANDRA ENOLA DENNEY VICA 3, 4; 2nd Place Regional Team 3. 4; 1st Runner-Up VICA Queen 3; Drafting VICA V Pres 3; President 4 NANCY A DOTSON DECA 3. FHA 1. 2. 3; DECA Sec 3, FHA Class Sec. 2. FHA and DECA Awards MICHELE LYNNE DOUGLAS OWE 3. 4 Pep Club 2 JACQUELINE K MALONE DOWLER FHA 3. 4 OWE 3. 4 THOMAS MICHAEL DOWNEY LORI ANN DUNLAP Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Silks 1. 2. 3. 4. Lieutenant 3. 4; Seer 3; President 4. Band Council 3. 4. Concert Band 1, 2. 3. Wind Ensemble 4. Orchestra Sound of Musk 3. French 4; Softball 1; NHS 3. 4. |r Ex Bd 3. HOWARD RICHARD ELLIOTT Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Wind Ensem 1. 2. 3. 4 Jazz Ensem 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Or- chestra Fiddler on the Roof 1; Orch. Sound of Musk 3; NHS 3. 4 REBECCA SUZANNE ELLIS Hi-Y 3; Drama 3. 4. Pep 1. 2. 3, 4. Concert Band 2. Wind Ensem 1; Marching Band 1. 2. Peer Tutor 4; Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Exec Bd 4; Sen Cl Seer 4. Arena 4; Track 1; Tennis 4; Soccer 4; J- Prom Cand 3. Homecoming Court 4; Powder Puff 3, 4, Sen Follies 4; Sound of Musk 3. Heaven Can Wait 4. The Ugly Duckling A; The Miracle Worker A. Lib Staff 4. Thespians 4 BRENNA JOYE ERICSON Pep 1. 2; French 2. 3. 4. Wrestlettes 2. 3. 4; Sr Follies 4 JOHN ANDREW EVANS MATTHEW DAVID FARLEY KARL LINUS FILLER Varsity A 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3. 2; Heaven Can Wait A. Sound of Musk 3; Pep 1. 2. 3, 4; Sr Follies 4. Band 1; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Show Choir 2, 3. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1, 2. 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Class Pres 4 CHERYL ANN FORD FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 Fashion Bd Pres 4. Sec 3, 4, Track 1, Typ- ing Award 3. TIM C FOSTER NHS 3. 4. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Arch Award 3, State Math Award 2 TERESA ANN FOUTY RICHARD A FROST ROBERT ALLEN FULWIDER Broadcasting 1. Cover Art Show 4 REBECCA EARLINE FUNK VICA 3. 4 DANIEL RAY GEER JAMES MICHAEL GEIGER SONYA KAY GEORGE ARTHUR R GIBSON |R Varsity A 2. 3, 4 Sen Follies 4, Powder Puff Cheer 3, 4, Football 1. 2, 3. 4, Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4; Capt Fot 4, Capt Wrest 4 CARL GILKEY Wrestling 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. EARL THOMAS GOLDSBERRY Chess Powder Puff Coach 3; Sr Ex Bd 4, Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Follies 4; Varsity A 3. 4. Basketball FHead 4; Pep 1, 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2; Foot- ball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1, 2. Powder Puff King 4 TAMARA J GOLDSBERRY Spanish (Sec ) 2; Pep 2; Marching Band 1. 2, 3; Majorette 2. 3; Concert Band 1. 2; Wind Ensem 3. Jr Ex Bd 3, Powder Puff 3; NHS 3 THERESA ANN GRANT FHA 1. 2; OEA 3; Wrestlettes 1; FFA 4 TODD M GRUBB Football 1. 2; Wrestling 1 HEATHER FHACKETT KRISTA LYNN HAGEN Show Choir 4 Pep 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Band 1; Cheerleading 2. 3; J-Prom Queen Can- didate 3 ERIK FREDRICK HAGERMAN KR1STOF P HAGERMAN Key 3. 4. Varsity A 1, 2. 3, 4. Student Council 2. 3, 4; Drama 4, JCL 3. 4; Crew: Sound of Musk 3, Heaven Can Wait 4, Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4; |r Pres 3; Sr V-Pres 4; Basketball Head 4; Sr Follies 4; NFHS 3, 4, Debate 3. 4. Cross Country 1. 2. 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; JCL V Pres 4, Buckeye Boys' State 3; Peer Tutor 3; Quiz Bowl 4; Numerous Cross Country Awards 3. 4 HANS L HAKE Matrix 4, Arena 4; Lib Aide 1. 2. 3, 4; Football. Mgr 1. GREGORY MICHAEL HANEK Lib Staff 1. 2, 3. 4; JCL 4. Key 3. 4; Arena 4; Sr Follies 4; Pep 1, 2. 3. 4. Sr Ex Bd 4. Varsity A 3, 4; Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; (Capt 4) ROYCE ALLEN HANNA Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Jazz Ensem 3.4 ALESIA RENEE HANNING DECA CFHESTER LEE HANNING Football 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2, 3. LARRY T HART JOHN EDWARD HART VICA 3. 4 LORA LEE HART AARON JOHN HARVEY French 1, 2. 3. 4; Drama Lighting, Sets. 12, 3; Soccer 4; Wrestling 1; NHS 3, 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 ELIZABETH ANNE HAYDON Drama 1; French 1, 2; VICA 3, 4; Homecoming Comm 1. 2; Track 2; TAG 1. 2; VICA Parliamentarian Honors DAVID CHARLES HAZEN: Symphonic Choir 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4 BRENT DAVID HENRY Varsity A 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 1; Cross Country 1, 2. 3. 4. Boys State Alter- nate 4 CHRISTINE MARIE HENRY ELIZABETH HENRY GERALD LONZO HERRON JOSEPH GILBERT HILLYER JOHN E HITCHCOCK VICA 4 OWE | PATTON HOLLOW Key 3. 4. JCL 4. Drama 2. 3. 4; Varsity A 2. 3, 4; Cross Country I. Basketball 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4. National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4, Track Most Valuable 3 CHERYL HUMMON Key 4; Wind Ensem 2. 3. 4, Pep Band 3, Jazz Ensem 3; Soccer 3 4. NHS 3. 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Squad Leader 4. Sr Ex Bd 4; Jr. Ex. Bd 3; Or- chestra AmaN and the Night Visitors 2; Handel's Messiah 4, Ohio Tests of Schol AcNev 2 SCOTT ROY HUNTER Soccer 1, 2. 3,4 KIMBERLY ANN ISELE Marching Band Rifles. Rifle Capt Field Commander 1. 2. 3. 4, Student Council 1; Wind Ensem 1, 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Choir 2. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1; Jazz Ensem 2. NHS 3, 4; Fiddler on the Roof 1, Amahl and the Night Visitors 2. Sound of Music 3. Show Choir 2, 3, 4 TRACI LYNN JACKSON Wrestlettes 1. 2; OEA 4; Treas 3, 4; Sr Ex Bd 4; NHS 4; Sup Voca Awd 3; Cover Award 3; FHA- Hero 1. and Awards ELIZABETH ANNE JAMES JCL 2. 3, 4. Peer Tutor 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3; FHA 4; Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex. Bd 4. Heaven Can Wait 4. Oracula 3 NASIRAJ JAMIL THOMAS M JENNINGS Key 2. 3. 4 (Pres 4); Drama 2. 3. 4, Pep 2, 3. 4; Sr Ex Bd 4; Jr Ex Bd 3; Lib Staff 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Show Choir 2. 3, 4. Thespian 3, 4; Chorus Council 3; Our Town 2; Arsenic and Old Lace 2; Oracula 2, AmaN and the Night Visitor 2; The Ugly Duckling 4; Plaza Suite 3; Picnic on the Battlefield 2. Sound of Music 3; Heaven Can Wait 4. Mirade Worker 4; Sr. Follies 4; Broadcasting 1, 2; Arena 4 ERIC MATTHEW JENSEN Marching Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 1; Wind Ensem 2, 3, 4. Jazz Ensem 4; German 3 (V Pres ); Pep Band 1. 2, 3. 4. NHS 3, 4; Orchestra Sound of Musk 3. CANDY J JOENS R MIKE JOENS L6A M JOHANSSON JERRY AUSTIN JOHNSON VICA 3. 4 KIM SUE JOHNSON FSA 2. 3, 4; (Rec Sec , Pres ) COE (Historian) 4. Powder Puff 3. 4; Marching Band, Silks 1, 2. 3; Concert Band 1 ? Qpoinr Fnllif� t 4 CINDRA LEE KASLER Band 1, 2. 3 Pep 3. 4; Hi-Y 3; FHA-Hero 4; Track 1; Drama 4 Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr. Ex Bd 4 KANDI SUE KEMPTON ALAN LEE KENNARD Marching Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 1. 2, 3; Wind Ensem 4; Pep Band 3. 4; NHS 3,4 LESLIE IOAN KEYES KIMBERLY F KING FHA-Hero 1. 2. 3, 4; Winter Fashion Show 4; Cross Country 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM A KING DE 4; DECA 4. DECA V Pres 4 LORI LYNN KINNARD Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4; Pep 1. 2, 3. 4; One Acts 4; Gym- nastics 1. 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3. Tenms 4; FHA-Hero 4. Powder Puff 3. 4; Ht-Y 3. JEANNETTE LOUISE KUNE Drama 2, 3, 4; JCL 1. 2, 3. 4. Key 2. 3, 4. Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4, Pep 4. Thespians 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Symphonic Choir 2. 3, 4; Show Choir 2, 3, 4. AmaN and the Night Visitors 3; One Acts 2; Sound of Musk 3. Heaven Can Wait 3; One Acts 4, The Miracle Worker 4; Sr Follies 4. Soccer 3. 4; (CoGapt); NHS 3. 4, (Pre ) NHS Quiz Bowl Alter 4; Gris' State 3; World Affairs Delg 3; US. Nation Speech and Drama Award 4, National Merit Finalist 4 DIANE LYNN KOCHIS FHA-Hero 1; FSA 3, 4; COE 4 ERICA KIRSTEN KOE-KROMPECHER FHA- Hero 2, 1. 3; Peer Tutor 2, 3, 4. COE OEA 4, FSA 4, Pep 1. 2; Sr Follies 4, Dean's Helper 2. 3, 4 ELIZABETH JANE KOON FHA HERO 1, 2, 3; COE OEA 4, Peer Tutor 2. 3, 4; FSA 4; Office Helper 2. 3, 4 WILLIAM J KOTTYAN OWE 3, 4, Pres 4 KRISTI KOZMA JCL 2. 3, 4. Drama Out) i Pep Club 1.2, 3 MARK JOSEPH KRONER Senior Class Exec Board 4, Basketball Head 4, Senior Follies 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. Junior Exec Board 3; Varsity A 3, 4, Pres 4, Track 1; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; J-Prom King Court 3. LARRY A LAJOHN Band 1. 2, 3; Broad- casting 4. Matrix 3, Spanish Club 4; Tennis 3,4 CHUCK LASURE OWE 4, Baseball 1. 2 PAMELA J LEE Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4. Co- Capt 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt 3; Softball 1. 2, 3, 4. Co-Capt 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Senior Follies 4, Senior Exec Board 4; Varsi- ty A 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4; Vice Pres 3; Arena 4; NHS 3, 4; Girls' State Alternate 3 DAVID CHARLES LEY Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Wind Ensemble 1. 3, 4. Concert Band 2; Jazz Ensemble 4 AMY SUE LINDNER FSA 3. 4, COE 4 MARTY D LONG Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4 MONTY G LONG JUDITH CORENE LUTZ FHA 3. 4; FHA Fashion Board 3, 4. WENDY MAINS Art Club 2; FHA HERO 2. 3, 4, VICA 3, 4; VICA Sec 4; ArsenK and Old Lace Crew 2. Senior Rollies 4; Merit Honor Roll 3, 4; Academic Award of Distinction 3. 4; Cosmetology 3, 4 PHILIP HIPPOCRATES MAKRIS Broad- casting Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Treas 2; Vice Pres 4, Drama Club 4; Heaven Can Wait 4, Soc- cer 1, Senior Follies 4 SARAH MARIE MARSH RAMONA LYNN MATHENY Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4; FSA 4; Senior Class Exec Board 4. Senior Follies 4 PATSY ANN MATHENY Pep Club 1; FFA 4; FHA HERO 1. 2; OEA 1. 2. 3. Agriculture Business JEFF MAY JCL 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4 SEAN MICHAEL McDANIEL: BETTY S MCDONALD CHARLES JOHN McELDOWNEY NHS 3. 4 PAMELA J MctEAN Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2; Pep Band 2, 4; Shubert s Last Serenade 3; Senior Follies 4; Peer Tutor 3, 4 CRAIG ME HR DECA 4; Wrestling 1. 2, 3; DECA Champ Mathematics of Distnbution 4 MARK ROBERT MEREDITH MICHAEL MICHAEL Senior Follies 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity A 4 Junior Class Ex- ec Board 3; Senior Exec Board 4. Wrestl- ing I. 2, 4, Football 4; Baseball I, 2 MARCUS MICKUNAS Wrestling 1. 2; Hockey 1, 3, 4 CHR6TOPHER T MILLER Marching Band 3, 4; Jazz Ensemble 3, 4. Pep Band 4. Wind Ensemble 3, 4 BRYON SCOTT MITCHELL Wrestling 2 ANDREW JOHN MOLLICA Football 1. 2. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Thespian 3, 4. Spanish Club 3, 4. Wind Ensemble 1, 2, 3. 4; Heaven Can Wait 4; One Acts 2. 3,4 • JERRY MOLNAR JAMIE MOORE Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Hi-Y 2. 3; Senior Exec Board 4; Senior Follies 4; Matrix 3; Track 1; J-Prom Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 DAVID JOHN MOOREHEAD Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Wrestling 1. 2, 3; Varsity A 3, 4, Key Club, Pep Club, Junior Exec Board 3; Library Aide 1. 2, 3. 4. Powder Puff Coach 4 JAMES EMERY MOWDER II Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 1. Chorus 2, 3. 4, Football 3, 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 CLIFTON MOYER II Football 2. 3, 4 NHS 4. State Awards - Spanish I and II, 1, 2. HALLIE MYERS Symphonic Chew 2, 3, Show Choir 2. 3; Key Club 3; Sound of Musk 3; AmaN and the Night Visitors 2; Senior Follies 4, One Acts Crew 4, Mar- ching Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Wind Ensemble 1. 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 3; French Club 4. Gris Soc- cer Club 3. 4, NHS 3, 4; Nat l Merit Scholar Finalist 4. Band Treas 4. Numerous Musical Awards 3,4 MARTA ELLEN NELSON Symphonic Choir 2. 3, 4; Show Choir 2, 3, 4. French Club 3, 4. Marching Band 1, 2; Wind Ensemble 1. 2; Debate Team 3; NHS T V Quiz Bowl Team 4, Gris Soccer Club 3; NHS 3, 4. Nat l Merit Scholar Finalist 4. Nat l Speech and Drama Award 4, Rotary World Affairs Conference 3; Grls' State Alternate 3; Numerous Musical Awards 2, 3. 4. Interna- tion Thespian Society 3. 4, Drama Club 4; Pres 4. Oracula 3; Sound of Musk 3; Heaven Can Wait 4. One Acts, Ugly Duckl- ing Dir 4, Amahl and the Night Visitors 2. Senior Follies 4 JOHN RICHARD NOBLE III Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, Chorus 1, 2. 3; Swing Choir 1, 2. 3; Sound of Music 3; DECA 4; Pep Club 2, 3. TIMOTHY SCOTT NUZUM: TODD ANDREW NUZUM Varsity A 2, 3. 4. Pep Club 4; Lib Staff 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4; All League 3. 4 MICHAEL OHLINGER Key Club 3, 4 Senior Follies 4, JCL 2, 3; Varsity A 4. Basketball Head 4, Chess Club 3, Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Heaven Can Wait 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1, Football 1; Track 4 DOUGLAS SUTHERLAND ONLEY HUGH PAUL PAGE Broadcasting 3. 4; Track 4. Marching Band 3. 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4 KIMBERLY K PARKIS EUZABETH LEEANNE PARSONS DAVIDS PATRICK MONICA LEAH PERRY Spanish Club 1, 2; FHS-Hero 1. 2. Varsity A 1, 2, Senior Follies 4; |Q 1. 2. 3. 4. Gymnastics 1. 2. 3, 4; Cheerleading 1 TED N PETERSON Varsity A 3, 4; Spanish 2, 3; Tennis 3. 4, Baseball 2. Cross Country 3 KAREN MARIE PIERSON JCL 1, 2; Senior FoUies 4. ROBERT PtSHVAZADEH ANTHONY WAYNE PORTER TRINA YVETTE PORTER Spanish 1, 2; Mar- ching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Ma- jor ett e 1, 2; Senior Follies 4 LUCY MARIE RAi)ER JCL 1. 2; Gris Ensem- ble 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Symphonic Choir 3. 4, Gkxus Council 2, 3; Show Choir 3, 4 Senior Follies 4. Pep 2. NHS 3. 4. Quill and Scroll 4, Arena 3. 4 (Assistant Ed 4) PAULA DORENE RAMSEY Mixed Chorus 1. Girls Ensemble 2; Show Choir 3, 4; Chorus Council Secretary 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 4, Symphonic Choir 3 4. Sr Ex Bd 4; bound of Musk 3; Gymnastics 1, 2; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Senior Follies 4 SALENA KAYE RANKIN Pep Club 1, 2; FHA-Hero 4, Band and SHks 1 ROBERT ROY RANKINS FFA 2. STEVEN L REEVES NEILA RAE RICH Stage Crew 4; Spanish 1. Senior Index 163 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; Varsity A 4; Key 1. 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4, Senior Follies 4; Silks 2. 3 Band 1. 2. 3; )r Ex Bd 3; Sr Treas 4. Sen Follies 4 Pep 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4. Powder Puff 4; Homecoming Court 4; J-Prom Court 3; Art Award 3. IUDITHA CHRISTINE RICHARD F HA-Hero 1; FSA 3. 4 OEA 4. COE 4 Band 1. 2 Pep Band 1 Pep Club 1. Sr Follies 4 DALE ROBERT RICHARDS Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 1. Thespian 3, 4. Boys Ensem- ble 1 Symphonic Choir 2, 3. 4 Chorus Council 2. 3. 4. Amahl and the Might Visitors 2; One Acts 2. 3. 4; Dracula 3; Sound of Music 3. Heaven Can Wait 4; Miracle Worker 4; Broadcasting 3, 4 (Pres 4); Key 3; Pep 1. 2. 3, 4; Voice of Bulldogs' 4 ANDREW PHILLIP RICHARDSON Heaven Can Wait 4. Drama 4; French Club 4 JENNIFER ALLEN ROBE Varsity A 1. 2. 3, 4. (Sec 4) Jr Ex Bd 3, Pep 1. 2. 3, 4. Hi-V 3; Miracle Worker 4 FHA Fashion Bd 4, Sr Follies 4. Sr Ex Bd 4 Student Council 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestlette 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; J-Prom Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4 LAURA LYNN ROBERTSON Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Silks 2. 3, 4 Raisins 4 Pep 2. 3; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, Powder Puff 3. 4; Sr Follies 4; FHA-Hero 2. 3. 4. Fashion Bd 4 BETH ANN ROBISON Mixed Chorus 1; Or- chestra 2. 1; Symphonic Choir 2. 3. 4; Show Choir 2. 4, French 3. 4; Sound of Musk 3; Fiddler on the Roof 1; Amahl and the Might Visitors 2; One Acts 4 Sr Follies 4; NHS 3. 4; Various Musical Awards 1, 2. 3,4 CLIFFORD A ROGERS JCL 2. 3, 4; German 4 (V Pres); Chess 4; Student Council 4; NHS 3,4 ARAM DAVID ROJAS Baseball 1 IULIA HELOISE ROSS Ht-Y 3; FHA-Hero 3; Fashion Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4. Pep 1, 2. 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Sr Follies 4; Varsity A 3. 4; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Court 4 TERRY ALAN ROSS TRINNA DAWN ROSSER Spanish 1. 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2; Track 1, 2. 3; Cross Country 4. Who's Who in For Lang KEITH M RUSS German 2, 3, 4; Chess 3, 4. (Pres 4). NHS 3. 4 JEFFREY ALAN RUSSELL: JOSEPH LEE RUSSELL FFA 3. 4; Football 2. 3; Wrestling 2. 3 RISA EFFENNITA RUSTAM Drama 4; Heaven Can Wait 4; Miracle Worker 4 BARRY A RUTTER OWE 3. 4 MERLIN RYAN Wrestling 1. 2. 4 CHERYL L SABO OWE 3, 4; Pep 1; Basket- ball 1 THOMAS SABO Baseball 2 STEVEN EDWARD SAMMONS Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2; Wind Ensem 3, 4; Jazz Ensem 3. 4; Orchestra 4; Squad Leader 4 JENNIFER LEA SANDERS Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2; Tumbling 1, 2. 3. 4, Powder Puff 3, 4; Sr FoHies 4; Gymnastics 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country Scat 4. Jr. Ex. Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4 RENEE LYNN SANDS: FSA 2, 3, 4; (Treas 2, 3, 4) COE 4. (Pres 4). Our Town 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Gymnastics Mgr 2; Typ- ing Awards 4. Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Silks 1, 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 4; Wind Ensem 3; Raisins 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Sr Follies 4 THEODORE KURT SAUBER Key 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Sound of Music 3. JAMES I SCHANZENBACH Sr Ex Bd 4; Jr Ex Bd 3; Varsity A 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 164 Senior Index CANDICE LOU SCHOONOVER Cheerleading 1; Pep Club 1, 2. ION KEVIN SCHWARZEL Varsity A 2. 3, 4 Sr Follies 4; Powder Puff 3, 4. Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4; Powder Puff Queen 3 PAMELA JILL SEIBER WHITE DUANE ALAN SHANK OWE 3. 4. Wrestl- ing 1 SANDRA L SHARP FHA-Hero 3. 4. Fashion Board 4 MOLLY SHERMAN Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis 4; Track 3. 2; Cheerleading 2, 3; Varsity A 2, 3, 4; Tumbling 1. 2, 3, Key 1, Spanish 1. 2; Drama 1. 2. 3; (V Pres 4); Thespian 3, 4. Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Gris Ensemble 1; Symphonic Choir 3. 4; Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4. Our Town 2; Dracula 3; One Acts 4; The Sound of Musk 3; Heaven Can Wait 4, Miracle Worker 4, Senior Follies 4 SABRINA DAWN SHOEMAKER Key 3. 4 Studenz Council 3. 4; JCL 3. 4, Drama 4; Sound of Music 3; Orchestra 3; Heaven Can Wait 4; Broadcasting 4. Varsity A 4; Pep 2. 3. 4; Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4; One Acts 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Gris Ensemb 2, 3; Symphonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr Follies 4; Cheerleading 1, 2; Cross Country 4; Powder Puff 4; Soccer 4; NHS 3, 4; (Sec 4); Girls' State 3; Key Club Treas 3. 4; St Coun Treas 4; JCL Zreas. 3. 4; Jr G. Treas 3 RICHARD N SHOOK KELLY MARIE SHRIEVES Pep 1. 2. 3. 4; Var- sity A 1; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 1 BARBRA ANNE SIMS COE 4; FSA 3. 4. Typ- ing Awards SCOTT ROBERT SIX DECA 4 (Pres 4); Baseball 1 JEFFREY B SMITH Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2. KELLY SMITH Pep 1, 2. 3. 4; Sr Follies 4; Powder Puff 3,4 MEL6SA ANNE SMITH FSA 3. 4. Pep 2. 3; Band 1, 2. 3; Concert Band 1, 2. 3; who's Who 3 CARLA | SNOW Pep Club 1, 2; Sr Follies 4; |Q 3; Track 1; Basketball 1 IOHN L STAGE OEA 4 DEBRA DOWLER STATEN MATTHEW PAUL STENSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4. All SEOAL; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1; Track 2. 3; Varsity A 2, 3, 4; Broadcasting 3, 4; Spanish 2. 3, 4; (Pres 4); One Acts J, 4; The Sound of Musk 3; Heaven Can Wait 4. Miracle Worker 4, NHS 3, 4, Quiz Bowl Alt 4 Jr Ex Bd 3; Sr Ex Bd 4, J-Prom King Finalist 3; Peet Tutor MARLENE THERESE STOCKMAL Pep 1, 2; German 1, 2; JQ 3. 4; Key 3; Chorus 1, 2; Sr Follies 4, Matrix 4. Swimming 1, 2; Wrestling Stat 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 4 SHERRI NADINE STOTTS OEA 3. 4 JAMES JOSEPH SWEENEY, IV JOYCE ELLEN SYMPSON Wind Ensem 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1; Fiddler on the Roof 1. NHS CONNIE DIANA TAYLOR FHA-Hero 2, 3; VIC A 3. 4. Gymnastics 1. 2 TIMOTHY A TAYLOR I AMES ANTHONY THESING Varsity A 3. 4. Basketball Heads 4; Soccer 3. 4. Sr Ex Bd 4; Sr Follies 4. Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 REID ALAN THOMAS JCL 1. 2; Varsity A 2, 3, 4; Sr Follies 4. Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; (Co-Capt. 4). CATHERINE LYNN THOMPSON FHA-Hero 2, 3, 4 JAMES HARRY TOPE VICA 3. 4 DAVID I TORRES GWENDOLYN ANNE TORRES FHA-Hero 1, 2; VICA 3. 4 DAVID ALEXANDER TREVAS Nat Mr Sch. 4, Fiddler on the Roof 1; Our Town 2, Ten- nis 1. 2. 3, 4, (Capt 3, 4). Cross Country 3 JCL 2. 3, 4 (Pres 3. 4). NHS 3. 4 Quiz Bown 4; Band 1. Debate 3. 4. Pep Band 1, Broad- casting 2, 3; Community Awards KATHERINE ANTONIA TRISOLINI Student Council 2, 3, 4; (Treas 3); Jr Ex Bd 3, Powder Puff 3, Chorus 3; Symph Choir 3. 4; Show Choir 3. Gymnastics 1. 2; NHS 3. 4; (Treas 4) Nat Mrt Sch, One Acts 4, Miracle Worker 4. Sound of Musk 3. JOHN H TRITIPO Football 1. 2. ALECIA ANN TROY ROBBYN JOYCE TURNER Spanish 2; FSA 4. Symphonic Choir 3, Powder Puff 3. 4; Lib Staff 3, 4 Band 1 Student Council 1, Arena 3. 4. (Editor 4), NHS 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Accounting and Shorthand Awards; Who's Who 3. 4; Soc Disting Students 2, 3, 4 BRENDA SUE VANDYKE GREG L WACHENSCHWANZ BRENDA KAY WALLS JULIE LYNN WALTERS Pep 1. 2. 3, 4; (Sec 3, Pres 4); Hi-Y 2. 3; Track 1; Powder Puff 3. 4. Sr Ex Bd 4 Jr Ex Bd 3; Drama 1, Chorus 1, 2. 3, Symphonic Choir 4; Sr Follies 4. Sound of Musk. Miracle Worker 4; One Acts 4 ANDREW TODD WARNER Varsity A 2. 3. 4, Sr Ex Bd 4. Basketball Head 4; Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4. AmaN and the Might Visitors 2; French 4, Sr Follies 4 PAMELA SUE WARNER JAIMIE LOUISE WATSON Pep 1, 2. Gym- nastics 1, 2, 3, 4, (Co-Capt 4) DAVID L WEISENBACH Lib Aid 4; Varsity A 3. 4, Pep 2. 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Sr Follies 4 ANDY Y WEN DAN WEST: Varsity A 2. 3, 4, Sr Follies 4, Football 2, 3. 4. Basketball 2, 3. CELESTE D WETHINGTON Peer Tutor 2; OWE 4 STEPHEN CRES WHEATON: GEOFFREY BRIAN WHITE JENNIFER SUE WHITE COE 4; (Sec 4) Sr Follies 4. Powder Puff 3, 4. Band 1. 2. Con- cert Band 1. 2, Silks 1. 2, 3; (Ltnt 2) Softball 1.2. 3. FSA 2. 3. 4 (Sec 3) RHONDA LEA WHITE CHRISTOPHER JOEL WILLIAMS MEGAN MARIA WOOD Marching Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Wind Ensem 1. 2. 3. 4, Spanish 2, 3. 4; Jr Ex Bd 3; Sound of Musk 3. Raisins 4; Soccer 3. 4, NHS 3. 4 FRAN D YATES FHA-Hero 1. 2. FFA 3. 4 (Pres 4) OEA 3 ROBERT JEFFREY YOUNG Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 3, 4; Wind Ensem 2; Jazz Ensem 3, Arena 4, Music Awards KATRINA JO ZOOK Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Silks 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt 4); Band Council 2. 3, 4; (Vice Pres 4); Concert Band 1, 3. Wind Ensem 2, 4. Show Choir 2. 3. 4; Gris Ensem 1; Sym- phonic Choir 2. 3. 4. Chorus Coun Pres 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Raisins 4; Broadcasting 4; JQ 3, 4, Fiddler on the Roof 1; Amahl and the Might Visitors 2; Sound of Musk 3; One Acts 3, 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Thespian 3, 4; Miracle Worker 4, Sen Follies 4, Softball 2; Pep 4. Music and Drama Awards JOHN T ZUDAK Drama 3, 4; Jr V Pres 3; Matrix 4. Sr Ex Bd 4; Football 1. 4; Basket- ball 1. 2, Track 4. Thespian 3. 4, Fiddler on the Roof 1, Our Town 2; Heaven Can Wait 4; Sen Follies 4; One Acts 2. 3. 4; Dracula 3; Sound of Musk 3. Miracle Worker 4 HANS I ZWAHLEN German 1, 2; Soccer 1. 2. 3.4 SENIOR CLASS Executive Board The Senior Class Executive Board was very successful this year The wrecking crew had a Bring in the Spring Dance to welcome the coming of Spring They also held their an- nual Spring car wash to help pay for other Senior activities held later on in the year. Left: The 1982 Senior Class Officers are clockwise from top Neila Rich, Treasurer. Kris Hagerman, Vice President, Karl Fieler, President; Becky Ellis, Secretary Bottom The 1982 Senior Class Executive Board First Row Leslie Keyes, Pam Lee, Karl Fieler, Neila Rich, Becky Ellis, Kris Hagerman, Sabrina Shoemaker, )enny Kline, Chris Williams; Second Row Kathy Trisonlini, Paul Brownell, Cindy Kasier, Lori Kinnard, |oe Hillyer, Mike Michael, Greg Flanek, Andy Warner, Hans Zwahlen; Third Row Molly Sherman, lulie Walters, Charlotte D'Augustine, Tom lennings, Dave Torres, Kevin Schwarzel, Mike Ohlinger, |im Thesing; Fourth Row Katrina Zook, lulie Ross, Jennifer Sanders, Matt Stenson, Tom Downey, Chris Cavote, Tom Goldsberry, Mark Bond, Fifth Row Lisa lames, Mike Croci, Jamie Atkins, Jim Schanzenbach, |ohn Zudak, Howie Brenneman, Mark Kroner; Sixth Row Fteather Hackett, Lynn Matheny, Jennifer Robe, Jamie Moore, Erin Burke, Kim Crawford, Lance Bennink. SHOUT .. . SENIOR FOLLIES Upper Chris Miller, Dale Richards, and Chris Williams play heavy metal Lower left Brent Henry knows that mustard is delicious, it's his only sunshine' Lower right Erik Hagerman, left, wonders if someone else is in the mirror Luckily, the per- son in the mirror is brother Kris. 166 Senior Follies 1982 AN EXPERIENCE!!! Upper In the Dating Came” Lori Kinnard loves the musical Hair,” Katrina Zook loves the men in Dallas, but the only thing Howie Brenneman (alias Bruce Dainty) loves is boys' Lower From Great Moments in Underwear History” portraying the French Revolution, Mike Croci explains to King Andy Mollica, This burlap underwear it binds, it itches, it shapes, it hurts!” Queen Dale Richards simply says. As far as I'm concerned, let them wear burlap ” Senior Follies 167 168 Senior Follies Opposite page Upper left Erik Hagerman, game show host, listens as Greg Hanek explains how he's mediocre Upper right The Beach Boys! Kevin Schwarzel, Jim Schanzenbach, Tom Downey, John Zudak, and Matt Stenson. Lower All-around the conference room, the teachers save their |obs, but if they don't get a chair Oops! They have no job This page Upper Shout! Little bit louder now! Finale song leaders Tom Jennings and Dale Richards. Lower The newscasters who informed us about school happenings were David Trevas, Tom Jennings, Andy Mollica, and Jamie Atkins. Senior Follies 169 FOR PRACTICE . . . 170 THANKS MOM! Portrait Studio Art Gallery Serving AHSWith the Very Best in Senior Portait Photography for Over 40 Years. You Can Depend on Our Experience. 46 S. Court St. 593-6744 Jennifer Robe 1981 Homecoming Queen 174 Advertisements We're Looking at Tomorrow BANK ONE. = BANK ONE OF ATHENS Today Your World is Changing Fast and So Must Your Financial Coals. Maybe You've Heard We Have a Reputation for Innovation ... for Providing New and Better Banking Services That Have Helped Customers all Over Ohio. So Today, When You're Thinking About What You Want for Tomorrow, Call Us. HIKERS Unior Made Vibram Lug Soles Speedlaces Goodyear Welt Construction Leather or Suede Full Leather Mid Soles Western Work Casual Outdoor Boots $20.00 to $49.00 6 Factory Store Rt.33 Nelsonville Ohio GRAPHICS 42 S. Court St. 592 4600 FOR THE BEST IN T-SHIRT AND GLASSWARE DESIGNS Advertisements 175 JOHNSON’S UPHOLSTERY Refinishing, Repairing, Reupholstering All Types of Furniture ANTIQUES OUR SPECIALTY 797-2763 William Johnson 11 N. Plains Rd. Owner The Plains, Ohio Compliments of ECONOMY SUPPLY CO. 21 B N. Shafer St. Athens Plumbing, Electrical, and Heating Supplies Office: 592-3028 176 Advertisements LITTLE PROFESSOR BOOK CENTER Where browsing is a pleasure 65 S. Court 592-4418 GRIBBLE Sales and Services 750 E. State, Rt. 50 The 1982 ARENA would like to salute these two unsuccessful Senior Sit-Ins. As mere Juniors, these two guys were the epitome of laughter with their classmates as they per- formed the upperclassman trick of sitting in for pictures with clubs to which they never belonged. Unfortunately, Tom Jennings, (left) and Karl Fieler, (right), could not repeat their folly two years in a row due to the screening eye of club advisors. i us out... the INN place to be THE COLLEGE INN 35 S. Congress St. 593-3331 Advertisements 177 MOORE’S SHOE REPAIR 6 W. UNION CORRECTIVE WORK CONGRATS SENIORS! Charles Moore 593-5091 LANDOT'S AUTO PARTS Rt 3, Box 17 Athens, Ohio FLOOR AND MOORE DECORATING, INC. 7 Pomeroy Rd. Athens, Ohio 45701 Larry Lucas — Owner Bus. 593-3940 Home 593-5282 Because of the rising cost of school lunches, many students decided upon the option of packing their own lunch. Rick Gibson, Kevin Schwarzel, and Tom Downey were three such students. They enjoy a day in the sunshine while eating their lunches 178 Advertisements • FULLY AUTOMATIC • HOME OWNED SALES - RENTALS - SERVICE CULLIGAN OF ATHENS 593-6366 16 W. Stimson C E TRUE VALUE 470 Richland Ave. 593-7705 Wishes the Seniors of 1982 the Best of Luck Congratulations! Advertisements 179 CONE.RATU -ATIONS 19 Sol SENIORS O'NAIL -HARTMAN INSURANCE AGENCY RALPH AND PEGGY HARTMAN Phone 797-4685 or 753-2544 The Plains Ohio Jack Neal Flower Shop 14 West Union Street Athens, Ohio 45701 Weddings Corsages Arrangements Designs by Phone Bernie and Darlene 592-5623 flRStjyMrm) grandmas WHERE SERVICE IS AUWttS FIRST. 19 I. Carpenter, Athens, 592-4466 40 S. Court Athens 592-2205 ADAM'S CERAMICS 18 South Plains Rd. The Plains, Ohio m m 180 Advertisements •k o 5 SN OH O Q. Domino’s Pizza Delivers.™ Fast ...free 30 minute pizza delivery and 10 minute pick-up service. We use only 100% real dairy cheese. 268 E. State St. Telephone: 593-3395 Limited delivery ere ©1981 Domino's Pur . Inc. AUTO GAR Bumper to Bumper 908 E. State St. 592-3085 Congratulations Seniors 1982 Halloween masquerade day at Athens High School is a bizarre yet interesting occurrence On this famous day at A H.S., the student body and faculty don festive costumes that depict their true characters. John Mulligan was a classic example of the average student at A.H.S. Dressed as Groucho Marx, he showed his true clowning personality as he posed for a picture. As the halls filled with punk rockers, monsters, and psycos, our school took on an air of peaceful tranquility and intensive learning. Now that’s the most ridiculous thing I ever hoid! Rollerbowl 9 AC! 28 Palmer St. Athens, Ohio For the Best Bowling Congratulations Seniors MAC'S THRIFTY STORE lames McLaren Work Clothing — Sport Wear 6 West State St For Wrangler leans and Corduroy Slacks.'' Advertisements 181 LOGAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 898 East State St. Athens, Ohio 593-7756 SOUFLAKI'S Best Hot Food and Reasonable Prices Nosilos Prokos 9 W. State St. 592-4131 STANLEY'S SHOE STORE 18 South Court Street Athens, Ohio (614) 593-5393 Collection 6t4) 593 6261 64 NORTH COURT STREET 182 Advertisements MOUNTAIN LEATHER 25: corai 532-5473 9-5M0H.-SAI. IB. Virgil's KRAZY KAT KAFE 13 West Union Street Athens, Ohio 592-9675 «ab®� Baron's Support the Bulldogs 65-67 S. Court St. 592-5205 VANCE - LEACH HOME FURNISHINGS Everything for the Home Phone: 593-5633 Athens Logan 19 W. State St. 145 W. ?||p These seven guys are not your typical mild man- nered high school seniors. During a time out at boys' basketball games they miraculously change into Athens High School's own BASKETBALL HEADS Each year the heads are formed from seven seniors During a time out they spelled out their spirit to the best of their ability and cheered the players on. This year's Basketball Heads are, from left to right; Mike Ohlinger, Andy Warner, Kris Hagerman, Jim Thesing, Reid Thomas, Tom Goldsberry, and Mark Kroner. IB REALTOR JOHN WHITE REALITY 488 Richland Ave. 593-3333 Advertisements 183 The following girls Barbie Sims, Jennifer White, Kim Johnson, Diane Kochis, and Renee Sands, are members of C.O.E. (Cooperative Office Education) These girls participated in the Office Education Association (O.E.A.) Regional Contest for C.O.E. members. All the girls did very well Barbie Sims received 1st place for Typing and Related II Renee Sands received 2nd place, and Diane Kochis, received 3rd place, and she also placed 15th place in the State Contest. Congratulations, girls! Kelton Associates Certified Public Accountants W. Carpenter St. 592-2906 Athens, Ohio 45701 CONGRATS, SENIORS! Names For Young Men: Levi's H.I.S. Male Robert Bruce Brian MacMiel Mike's Friend and Others University Shop 1st Floor Know — For Junior Girls: Garland Bobbie Brooks Gunne Sax Levi and Lee Time n Place Chic and Others Jr. Sportswear Main Floor You 5 N. Court St. Athens Downtown 592-4494 BURGER CHEF 688 E State 23 W. Union Nowhere Else Congratulations Seniors of 1982! 184 Advertisements WILSON'S STUDIO CAMERA SHOPS 29 N Court St P O Box 637 Athens. Ohio 45701 592-4100 85 W Columbus St P O Box 247 Netsonvile, Ohio 45764 592-4200 £0at HAGEN'S SUPER DUPER 22 N. Kern Athens 592-3772 IT'S FINGER LICKIN' GOOD” lO m UNO«i IKIP1 Kentucky Fried Cn icken. Monday-Sunday 10:00-9:30 60 Stimson Ave. 593-3602 Advertisements 185 CARPENTERS HARDWARE w uon ( Y Z2 6ou4h Cour4 fole’S Jloteerj { Greenhouse 64 East Stimson Ave. Athens, Ohio 592-6201 Department Store 17 North Court St. 593-6855 THE SHOE CAFE Corner Congress and Union Streets Athens, Ohio 593-5855 Kj CORNWELL SON JEWELERS Court and Union St. Athens 614 593-7747 DALE'S SOHIO Corner Court and Store 592-9980 592-4987 186 Advertisements The 1981-82 Arena Staff added some spice to the normally dull days between Thanksgiving and Christmas break by sponsoring Athens High School's first computer dating service For the small fee of $1.00 students could find the ten people at the high school that they were the most compatible with. The dating service offered romance to some students, laughs for others, and a change of pace to all. Standing from left to right are Lisa Full, Mindy Vannatta, Andy Evans, and Dee Cook. WESTERN SIZZLIN' STEAKHOUSE 544 Richland Ave. 581-6000 The Student Center. McDonald’s Advertisements 187 MILLER’S POULTRY Daily Specials on Cooked Chicken Mashed Potatoes and Gravy 235 W. State St., Athens r sports, inc.- FEATURING | o CO o a co Adidas Converse MacGregor Riddell Spalding Sanjian Voit CO Wigwam Trophies Wilson Engravings Spot-bill 12 South Court Street C ) S' £pol'}i ATHENS. OHIO sftsesa’ For the Finest Men's Clothing 45 S. Court St. 593-3071 w atson Paint Decorating For Your Home Decorating Needs: Unfinished furniture, custom framing, window treatmenta Wall coveringa, prints and ataina 353 Richland Avenue, Athens 592-2167 Ptee� -Hut With Two Locations: 396 Richland Avenue 593-6010 Athens Mall 593-3697 188 Advertisements ATHENS FLOWER SHOP BOB’S PIOPAC for the Best in Flowers and Gifts Weddings a Speciality 38 S. Court 593-5545 Ampak Plaza Rt. 50 West Athens STORE HOURS: 8AM to 9PM MON.-SAT. Sunday 10 AM —6 PM Locally Owned and Operated Best Wishes Seniors! from LOGAN’S UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE • Textbooks • School Supplies • Art Supplies • O.U. Souvenirs Traditional Men's Wear Logan's for Women 593-5547 Corner of Court and Union Athens Advertisements 189 Dale Richards and Howie Brenneman were the announcers for many of the home basketball games on Nelson ville Cable They were asked to be the announcers by )oe Edwards, the coordinator of the shows. The games were televised in Nelsonville, Trimble, and The Plains The Howie and Dale Show, as it was called was not meant to be a humorous broadcast, but it eventually became one of the great pleasures of all those who watched the games WHITE MOTORS We Treat Our Customers the Way We Like to Be Treated 593-8580 97 Columbus Rd. Good Luck to Employee Connie Taylor and 1982 Seniors 592-2578 230 Columbus Rd. judy's Tomorrow's Fashions Today 424 Richland Ave. 593-3466 Open 3-6 Weekdays 7-10:30 Weeknights Private Parties Available SMOOTH SKATING 593-3110 Athens, Ohio Congratulations Senior Class of 1982 190 Advertisements The AHS Girls Soccer Club created by the girls themselves had a unique and successful year In the two breathtaking games played by the girls, the team remained undefeated Coaches were Matt Jackson and |im Lee. Upper Led Sabrina Shoemaker, Volanda Moncayo, Marie Huwe, Chris Haggerty, and Hallie Myers Upper Right Bottom Row Cheryl Hum- mon, Co-Captain, lenny Klme. Co-Captam, Catherine Woolley, Megan Wood, Second Row: Alison Lester, Keya Myers. Dana Trevas, Cathy Zudak. Third Row Debbi Kiss, lenny Bennett. Kirstin Thomas, Beverely Lester, Elizabeth Hollow. Mary Ellis, Lisa Dorrill. Gretchen Brinker, and Becky Ellis WHITE'S MILL State Route 682 Athens, Ohio 592-1521 RUTTER PHOTOGRAPHY Congratulates Seniors of 82 Advertisements 191 O.U. LANGUAGE FAIR 24 SUPERIORS EARNED At the Ohio University Language Fair on April 17, Athens foreign language students once again cap- tured the first place trophy in the class A” (schools with three or more foreign languages offered) competi- tion. The amount of superior and ex- cellent projects determined the place each school received The French students captured eleven superior prizes, while the Spanish students entered eight superior projects, and the German students earned five superior awards Upper left and right Neila Rich, Erin Burke, and Trina Rosser await their turn to dance in the competition Lower right Matt Knable showing off his pn e-winning project Bottom row Christine Poole and Yolanda Moncayo. Second row (anice Huwe, Matt Knable, and Lisa lames. 192 Language Fair -QiythtAJLbcj ouoUaj CIc aAz n x A i IStJbtJL O'rJ y Steyvo fvzjf '. 1 UmiA- ffi L' Ouurr rU ic”',' %ff ■ iMatt CfCna le tKen Mattel Q i pr QumL QuIvl -A - lIJ IjUJjL. 7 5wv v iL iK too.uc£ U Vr Jbcu-n.: THANKS TO OUR PATRONS PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Bridgewater, Robe, Brooks, and Keifer; Attorneys lames L. Riestenberg DDS Drs. Paxton and Croci FACULTY, PARENTS, FRIENDS Alan and Terry Swank Linda Bucher Scott and Lorraine Hunter Mrs. C.C. Heffelfinger Mrs. lean Fieler Tom and lanet Bolland Barbara I Evener Mr and Mrs lack Ellis Dr. and Mrs |. K Bratton Mr and Mrs. Oscar Marsh )ohn and Suzanne Free Dr and Mrs Michael Wootton Marti Montovani William and Mary Rader Mr and Mrs. |ohn M Peterson Dr. Hwa-Mei and Mary Lee Spence and Dorothy Rutter Flowers by Linea Coney Island 60 N. 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Sarah 115 Bateman. Debra %. 145 Bateman Maryam 28. 29. 44. 127 Bateman Star 121 Baughman, fred 127 Baumgardner Pam 50. ’ 15 Bayat Ted 8 Beale John 50. 76.99. 121 Bean Joy 55. 127 Bean Beth 55. 121 Beebe Sharon 61.64. 145 Beckett Saiy 50.64. 121 Ber kley lerry 38. 121 Bedel. Bonnie 127 Bedel Brett 8. 121 Bedrfwn Joanna 13. 127 Bel. Chen 83. 121 Bel. Rely 115 Belar. Mary 90. 91. 115 Bennett Jenmfer 115. 191 Bemi lance 21. 33. 145 165 Bertoecck Don 18 19. 27. 115 Berbecxk Juka 127 BegdaN Er a 115 Bethscheider. David 121 Brfh. Dana 136 Bather Shrrfey 88. 145 BUtk Peter 18. 19 46. 47. 115 BUckford Tonya 136. 138. 145 BUke Vickie 145 BUrtensh ). Jett 88. 127 8ledsoe. Lora 11S Bbckle Bran 9. 27. 115 Bkiwer Jam 31. 41. 115 Bkjetord, Sean 8 Boah. Kris 115 Boger Demy 105 Boland Tom 33. 50.72. 121 Bond Mark 8. 165 Boudnot David 136 Boucknot Janet 136 Bowles Kathy 115 Boyd. Bonnie 88 Braley. Annette 83. 121 Bremrman. Howe 8. 60. 64.65. 66. 76. 133. 161. 165, 167 190 8nent. Erica 146 Bonker Oetchen 50. 57. 127. 191 Bmkley Danny 8. 127 Bmkley. Paii 115 Brooks David 136. 139. 146 Brooks. Derm 136 Brooks Ranald 127 Brooks. Tna Mane 136 Brown. David 121 Brown Kathy 121 Brown. Kevn 115 Brown. Lmda 127 Brown. Tm9. 33.43. 115. 127 Brownel Pacrf 64 69. 146 165 Bnaw . Steve 24. 25. 26. 38 39.85 Bucher. Lnda K)5 BiJock Faye 121 Bump AMte 121 Bimpass. Andy 21. 115 Bimpass. Beth K)1. 127 Birch Mary Jane 115 Birdette Kristi 122 Birgie Dawn 122 Burke. Em 22. 23. 35. 36 46.51. 74. 133. 142 143 146 165. 192 Bims Nancy 31.65. 122 Bush Dasnd 122 Bush Wanda 105 Butler, Carolyn 76. 115 Butler Marry 51.69. 74. 146 Butnck Nna 35. 50. 122 c Campenhousen Balthasar 7 3. 127 Camon. K C 8. 122 Cannon. Pat 38 Canter Joe 122 Canter. John 146 Canter Verna 90 Cam. Wendy 115 Carbon Beth 44. 115 Carney Rodger 122 Carpenter . Doug 99. 127 Carsey Juanita 116 Carsey. Jme 116 Carson. Vicki 41. 146 Cavender Dameie 50. 122 Cavote. Chm6. 7.8. 33.85. 140. 146. 165 Chadwel. Tonya 86.87.92. 146 Champkn. Les 43 Chapman Ar« 10. 13. 30. 127. 144 Chamey. Gene 86. 127 Chamey, Lisa 55. 116 Chen. Debbie 75. 100. 127 Chen Desree 50.69. 75.127 Chen Hofcs 122 Chiu. Roxama 116 Chrfa, Anne 116 Owners . Garf 122 Chubb Bob 50.64. 122 Chubb John 122 Churchheus. Craig 136 Clark. Earl 8. 127 Clark. Harold 51. 146 Clark. Ronrae 161 One. Bratfey 8. 38. 39. 101. 128 One. Dana 116 One. Erfeen 122 Cine. Waly 97, 146 ClUbok . Afcsa 99 Cochran. Mekssa 122 Cochran. Wayne 9.98. 116 Coe. Rob 26. 122 Coleman. Chns 116 Coins Bob 116 Coins Debb 83. 146 Coins Rely 122 Conking. Am 105 Conking, Pad 33. 116 Canton. Ons 122 Com. Kevn 27.42. 122 Cook. Christy 116 Cook. Deborah 31. 41. 50. 54. 116 Cook. Dee 43. 50.86 101. 128 187 Cook. Tif 116 Cooksey Hub� 42. 43 128 Cooley Chad 7.8. 146 Cooley Lisa 116 Cooley. Steve 128 Coon. Charles 146 Coon. Christy 116 Coon. Gndy 116 Coon. U 55.92 Coon. Rodney 38. 50. 122 Comekus. Kmtn 25. 79 84. 101. 128 Crabtree Ross 116 Craddock. David SO Crag. Todd 9. 119 Crawford. Ji 41. 54. 55.78 116 Crawford. Km 35.79.84 132. 133, 147. 165 Cremeans Km 122 Ooci. M e 17. 24. 25. 26 46 47 50. 74. 77.8S 100. 147 165. 167 Croci. Shely 22. 23.25. 35. 36. 51. 79.85. 101. 128. 132. 175 Crook. Moly 58 147 Crow!. Mirantia 50. 57.62. 75.85. 101. 128 CrowJ. Samuel 9. 43. 116 Cuckler. Gary 22. 76. 128 CuBson. Jeff 122 QAms leota 88.90 Cumngham. Carta 122 Cumngham. Steve 122 Cumngham. Tna 128 Cuuck. Chnstne 41. 116 D Darfey. Lon 88. 147 Dalen. Courtney 52. 55. 57.60. 101. 128. 132 Darnel. Lisa 50.86 147 Daughterly. Tarm 128 O’ Augustne Charlotte 76.84 141. 1477165 Davis Kefy 101. 128 Davis. Patricia 122 Dean. Aksa 116 Dean. Dave 42.43. 147 Dean Jeff 18. 26.27.43 116 Dean. Martha 99. 128 Deeter. km 128 Delaney l ave 166 Demote Ek abeth 50. 122 Demey. Diana 68. 72. 128 Denney Sandy 134. 136, 147 Deno. Carolyn 34 . 35. 122 Dickens. Lisa 122 Drfjberto. Marrfyn 86. 105 I Angle. Scott 14. 116 Dnos. Janet 50.99. 122 Dotson. David 128 Dodd. Hudson 116 Dodd. Tony 38. 116 Domsher KeB 116 Dorman. Tm9. 116 Dorrrfi. Lisa 15. 50,85. 101. 128 191 Datson. Nancy 83.87.89 Douglas. Barry 122 Douglas Ji 28. 29. 50. 128 Dotgjas Michele 161 Douglas. Tava 116 Dowler. Brian 88 Dossier. Jackie 83 Dowler. Todd 116 Downey. Tom 25. 26. 74. 147. 165. 169 Dmtap. Lisa 44. 116 Diaiap Lon 50. 74. 147 E Eakns. Charles 9. 43. 116 Eanch. Tanya 80. 81.83. 128 Easterkng Jackie 70. 122 Ekkidge CyntNa 74. 128 EBot. Afcce 111 EBott. Rick 74. 99. 147 EBs Becky 22. 23. 57.72.73.76. 85. 100. 142, 143. 147. 191 EBs Helen 41. 78. 116 EBs. Mary 25. 76. 79. 84 85.86 128. 191 EBs. Pattie 35. 54.64. 128 EBs Russel 22 Elmore Cndy 105 Encson. Brema 50.86. 147 Enevolsden. Jeff 116 Erwn, Gene 128 Eskey Don 9 105 Essex Dick 105 Essman. Denise 86. 120. 122 Estes. Tracy 128 Evans. Andy 147. 187 Evans. Becky 128 Evans. Jm 116 Evans. Jon 116 Evener Barbara 55. 110 Evener. Come 76. 122 Evener. JbcNe 128 F FaBensten Beth 128 Farley. Matt 148 Farley Mke 18. 122 Farrar. Enc 99 128 143 FeaBxk GayV 116 FetheroM Edde43. 122 Feler Jem 92. 105 Fieler. Kart 8. 32. 33. 38 76. 85 141. 148. 165, 177 Fmearty. Angie 25. 76. 79.84 86 101. 128. 132 Fmearty Bi 9. 27. 43. 116 Fmearty. Ray 18. KX). 128 Fmearty. Robert 25. 106 Fisher. Jerry Lee 136 Fisher, lym 116 Fisher. Mark 90.91. 116 Fletcher Akke 42. 50. 76. 122 Flood. Tero C 136 Flournoy. Hyke 64, 122 Flynt, Keah 38 Fogt John 51 106 Ford. Cheryl 83 86 148 Foster. Tm 20. 21.74. 148 Fouty Theresa 1)6. 139. 148 France Chnstne 35. 36. 41. 78. 116. 143 Fra ee. Paula 128 Frederick Anna 51. 56. 84. 116 Freeman Bret 116 Fncke. Dane! 21. 116 Frost. David 89. 128 Frost. Jemrfer 116 Frost. Richard 148 Fugate. Manon 111 Fuier B H 106 h . Usa 122 187 Fdwider Ek abeth 122 Fink. Becky 136. 138 148 c Gabnel. Kevin 88 Gabnel. lnda 55. 110 Gabnel. Tom 136 Gamble John 8 Gamertsfelder. Aprrf 50. 116 Gaskel. Susan 55. 122 Gawande. Ashish 116 Gawande Alii 46. 47. 51.69. 75. 76. 101 128 Gawande. Simeeta 22.116 Geger km 14. 25. 26. 38. 39.85. 148 Ceng Chns 27. 38. 116. 154 GengPaul 111 Cabson.Fred25.42.84 106 Gfcson. Rick 6.8. 33.85 140. 148 178 Grfden. Candy 87,92 Giden. Tm 33. 76 Grfkey Carl 8 161 Grfkey Chuck 90. 116 Grfkey Nancy 128 Grfkey Shane 122 Glover. Cynthu 116 Goeglen. Dawn 128 Gokhberry Km 114. 116 Goidsberry. Tammy 148 Goldsberry Tom 8.85. 148. 165. 183 Good. Km 116 Goodwn. John 9 38. 106 Goiid. Jack 136 GoiAd. Jerry 116 Goiid Rhonda 128 Gould. Rodney 128 Grant Theresa 135. 136. 148 Grey. Jason 116 Gnffn. Usa 122 Gnm. Robn 86. 101 128. 132. 143 Gross. Farley 9, 33.4) Gross. Kathy 73. 128 Gross Nathan 33.90 Grubb. Tammy 117 Grubb. Todd 149 Guy. Cecrfu 117 H Hacked. Heather 80.81 149. 165 Hagen. Krista 64 Hagen. Kevn 8. 27.42. 43. 122 Hagerman, Erfc 14. 38. 50. 54. 59. 74. 75. 77. 144. 149 166 169 Hagerman Kns 14. K . 50.69. 74. 75.76.77 84 149 165 166 183 Hagjerty Chns SO. 53. 122. 155 Haggerty Grfkan 51.61.78. 122 Hake. Hans 72.73. 76 Ham. Carol 50. 75.76. 100. 101. 128 Index 195 Haml. Beverly Ann 13b Hanek Greg 50. 72.75.76.84 149. 165. 169 Hxtna. Royce 99 149 Harm . Tammy 48 128. 156 Hannvig. Betti 117 Hanrxng. Chester 149 Harvw . � or 43. 122 Harvw . Kathleen 44, 117 Hannvig, lisa 136 Hannvig. Sarah 122 Hanson. Pad 122 Harden. Teresa 25. 79. 106 Hargraves. Mvhaef 68 Hamer Heather 116 Harm. Stephen 21. 117 Hart. Brian 128 Han Fred 90.91 Hart Ucque 122 Hart. John 135. 136 Hart. Laurie 149 Harter. Sean 8. 27. 42. 122 Hartley Dennis 90 Hartman. Patty 13, 29. 44. 128 Harvey. Aaron 21. 50. 74. 149 Harvey Ama 35. 55. 120. 122 Hawk. Matt 122 Hazen. David 8.64. 149 Hedges John 136 Heffetfnger Fha 51. 106 Hen mam. Steve 117 Hewn, Diane 75. 128 HehH M 106 Henderson. Tom 50, 75. 128 Henry Beth 86. 87. 92.93. 149 Henry, Brent 16. 25. 38. 114. 149. 166 Henry. Chm 41. 47.60. IK 136. Herron. Gerald 64.65.68. 161 Herron. Teresa 117 Heuer, Doug 6. 7.89, 142 Hlyec Joe 14. 15. 38. 52.72.73. 76.85. 150. 165 Hoessfc. Sean 21. 117 Holder ott. MKheCe 122 Holow. Elizabeth 122. 191 Holow Pat 25. 38. 39. 50.60. 74. 76.85. 150 Hoon. Wes 128 Hooper Darlene 86. 128 Hooper Janet 44 86 122 Hopkns. Gregory 8. 122 Hornsby, toyce 136 Houdek.Diane 35. 117 Hoi . Mart 123 Howard. Becky 55. 123 Howard. Sarvfra 83. 136 Howei. Damy 9. 117 Howel. Sherry 136 Huttoel Brenda 55. 80.81.83.86. 128 HuctoH Wanda 128 Hughes David 8. 42. 123 Hul. Debbie 117 Hummon. Cheryl 74.84. 150. 191 Hivxer. Scott 55. K 4 Hunter Scott 20. 21. 150 Hiaiungton. Shan 117 Hmtngton. Susan 55.64 80.81. 83. 101 128 Hmtley. David 123 Hivst. Laura 117 Hutcherson Mark 120. 123 Hutzelman. Damn 117 Huwe. lance 30. 31.117. 192 Huwe Mane 15. 50. 101. 128. 191 I kfleman. Makom 14. 15. 106 hek . Amy 86 117 hele.R n64.65.75. 150 I Jackson Angie 117 Jackson. Mart 191 Jackson. Traci 135. 136. 150 Jacoby. Rene 78.80. 117 lagers, lames 123 lames. Come 24. 115 lames. Ian 57. 100. 123 lames. Lisa 59.83. K� . 150. 165. 192 lames. Mefcnda 117 Jamri. Nasva 75 Jarvis. Todd 8 123 letters, Jennifer K). 11. 12. 44. 50. 128 letters. Sam 117 lenneigs. Tom 57 58. 59.64. 72. 76. 150. 165 169 177 Jensen. Enc 74.99. 150 Jensen. Kristen 100. 106 Joens. Jon 27. 117 toens. Mice 85.87.09. 132 Joenght. locrame 123 lohansson. Laa 15.17.41. 150 Johnson. Dana 117 tohnson. Jerry 136. 137. 150 Johnson, loan 106 tohnson. John 128 Johnson. Revet 9. 26. 27. 117 Johnson. Ren 86 87,92.93.151. 184 Johnson. Sue 106 Jonas. Arnold 128 Jones. Greg 123 Jones. JetfS. 123 tones. Mice 8. 38.60.75.85. 101. 128 Jones. Warren 117 Jontony. Hank 8 Joseph. Nfccki 128 K Kakfts. Maria 86. 117 kanesNge. Loren 9. 27. 4 3.99. 117 Karageorge. George 33 Rarageorge Jenmy 9 32. 33. 117 Rasler. Cesdy 76. 151. 165 Raster. Dana 9. 27,43.117 Raster Shan 129 Raslety. Remy 8. 38. 54. 73. 123 Kaufman. Becky 54. 123 Reiter. Mary 111 Reens. Lynn 83. 117 Keens. Scott 129 Kempt on. Rand 161 Kempt on. Steve 33.90. 123 Rerevird. Alan 74. 151 Kennard. Todd 123 Rem. Dana 129 Kessef. Brett 129 Kessler. Fritz 123 Reyes. led 50. 54 84 151. 165 Kng. Kvn 36. 151 tong. Laura 117 Rng. Wilkam 87. 151 Kvviard. Lon 22.23. K 35.61. 76. 84 141. 151. 165 167 Krkendal. Mehe«e 101 129 Riss.Debby 123. 191 Kfcne Jemy 50. 57.61.62.63.64. 74.75.77.84 151. 165. 191 Kfcne Paul 117 Kbngaman. Helen 107 Knable. Chns 8,123. 144 Knable Matthew 14. 73.85. 129. 192 Kmes. Alan 76.99. 123 Knoch. Wolfgang 117 Roct� . Diane 86.92. 151 184 Koctvs. Janet 123 Koekrompecher. Enca K� . 151 Roekrompecher 7oitan9 Roon. Ekzabeth 86.87. 100 151 RoshH. John 15. 38. 123 KoshH. Kathy 50.75. 129 Kostivai. Marquerte 110 Rottyan. Wftam 89. 159 Rozma. Rnsti 50. 152 Krapuk. George 15. 51. 123 toapiak. Joe 75. 121 Krany . Shefy 83.99. 129 Kreutzer. Resten 51. 123 Kreutzer. Laura 117 Kroner Greg 9 117 Kroner. Km 10. 12. 28. 29. 44. 45. 51.85. 129 Kroner. Mark 84. 141. 152. 165. 183 Rroulel. John 136 Kurfnski. Mary 50. 117 Ryle tom X). 11. 12,28. 29. 44. 129 L lagraff Scott 117 I a ohn. Larry 46. 51 L e. Ion 129 lam. Onchuen 123 Ixscky. Lai a 38. 50.80.81.83.84 123 Larson. Amy 117 lasive. Chuck 88. 152 lasure. David 123 Lavele. Laura 60. 75. X)1. 129 Leach. Dixie 152 lee. Ardyce 95. 98. 99. 107 Lee. Chuck 8. 123 lee. Edward 99. 129 Lee. fcm 191 lee Pam X). 11. 28. 29. 41. 44 45. 51.72.73.74. 77.84 IK 152 leftter Dvsa 123 Leonard. Chm 9. 27.43. 117 Lester Afcson 50. 54. 58. 75.84 X)1. 129. 132, 191 Lester Beverley 22. 38. 50. 54 84 123. 191 Lewis. Bonnie 123 Ley. David 99. 152 lievwig. Rome 123 lievmg. Shefy 78. 117 Lgjptt David 55.84. 104 I ley, Karen 123 Leider. Amy 86. 87.92.93. 152 I ndec, Enc 129 I itterai. Joy 129 Llewelyn. Carol 80. 117 Liewefyn. Tammy 136 lobdel. Dee 73. W7 Long. Marty 42. 152 Long. Monte 42. 152 Loos. Mice 129 Lovett. T D 27.42. 76. 123 lovsey. Bnan9. 117 lovsey. Lon 54.80.86. 123 Lowe. Amy Lynn 136 Lowe. Mark 129 Luther Betsy 50. 117 Lutz. Gordon 117 Lutz. Ioann 123 Lutz. Judy 83. 152 M Macrombs. Rheta 1X) Mace. Brian 8 129 Mack . Steve 123 Mavis. Wendy 37. 136. 152 Makm Phi 56. 57,68. 76. 152 Makom. Ann 25. 44 75. 79.84 129 Makom. Marjone KJ7 Mamman. Joseph 117 Mamman. Maria 22. 117 Mandefl Denise 22. 123 Mamng. lacquefcne 160 Marcnko. Scott 120. 123 Mannel. Kathy 107 Mxrs Mandy 15. 17. 115.117 Marsh. Sarah 152 Martei. Barbara 80. 117 Mxtei Brian 27. 43. 117 Matheny. Carl 8. 27. 123 Matheny. Chuck 43. 123 Matheny . I ynn 161. 165 Matheny Patsy 39. 136. 152 Matthews David 18.85. X)1. 129 Mathis. Elizabeth 117 Ma-thews. kche e 117 May. Jett 42. 152 Mayer Ale 51 Mayle Forrest 25. 26. 42.84.85. 129 Manhevner Ceidy 44 Mehr.Cra«87 152 Menear lack 90 Meredeh, Mark 152 Metcalf Mark 88 123 MKhaef Michael8. 76. 165. 185 Mrtcunas. Marcus 152 Mttkunas. Sylvia 123 Michai Awn 21. 123 Mler Christopher 152. 166. 199 Mler. Edrth 129 Mler, Joe 8. 123 Mler Ten 99. 123 Mler . Tony 118 Mis Ateia 129 Mingus Elae 123 Mmgus. Kathleen 1X) Meigus. Steve 129 Mvza. Asaf 129 Mrsner Charlotte 118 Mechel Deanna 50. 118 Mechel. Scott 152 Muicko. Edward 25. 107 Mofcca Angela X). 11. 12. 28. 29. 44 51.75.85. 129 Moftca. Andy 8. 51. 52. 56.60.74. 75. 152. 167. 169 Moncayo. Yolanda 58.64. 84. 123. 191. 192 Moore lame 142. 143. 152. 165 Moore Kely 50. 52. 78.80. 123 Moorehead. David 6.8. 140. 141. 152 Morgan. Judy 107 Morgan. Mary 118 Morgan. Pat 129 Mos r. Jeff 123 Mourn. Jennifer 55. 123 Mowder James 8,64 Moyer. BryanS. 51, 123 Moyer CWf 8. 74. 152 Mdigan. John 14. 54. 84 85. 101. Mdess. Afcson 118 Mivitean. Gloria 107 Mivpby, Vnpru 136 Murray. John 107 Myers Hafte 50. 74.99 152. 191 Myers. Keya 118. 191 Myers. Sue 118 Me McAfcster David 104 155 Me Afcster David 26. 27. 114. 117 McBride. Kely 44 117 McBride. Mice 88 129 McCune. Jemy 136. 138 McOaraH. Patrick 38. 76 McDonald Betty 74. 152 McDonald, fcl 117 McDonald. W am61.64 66 McEldowney. Charles 51. 74 144 152 Mcf tianey RHfce 50. 78 McKee, Tammy 55 McRnley. Troy E 136 McLean. Pam 98. 99. X� . 152 McNavy. Mice 8. 38 N Nandola. Robby 118 Nelson Fred 90. 124 Nelson. Marta 50. 58.64.66 68 74.75. 152 Newsome. Nefte 110 Nichols. Du 50. 78.80. 124 Nvtsohon. Bnan 88. 129 Mcholson. Danette 124 Noble. John87. 152 Nogrady Shan 50. 124 Nil Aden 29 Nuzum. Terry 27. 43. 76. 124 Nuzivn. Tvn 152 Nuzvvn. Todd 42. 76. 152 o O'Carrol. Mary 8 13 Oelench. Tom 8. 38. 124 Ohfcnger die X). 13. 124 Ohfcnger Mice 76.85 141. 152. 165. 183 OUughfcn. Robb 118 OtoeryBob 124 Olson. Rene XJ7 Onley. D014 51.69. 74. 152 Onley Rat 124 Owem. Conn 118 P Page Hugh 38.68 161 Parkis, tom 7 3. 152 Parsons Leeanne 86.87.92. 152 Parsons Tom 81. X� . X)1. 129 Patrick. David 18. 33. 43. 118 152 Patnqun. Loun 50.84. 129 Patterson. Caroi 57. 58.63. 107 Pauft. Carolyn 118 Paxton. Betsy 35. 37. 50. 75. 129 Paxton, die 34. 118 Pence Becky 86. 124 Pedum Phi 8. 59. X)1. 129 Perotti. Victor 118 Perry. Morvca 36. 152 Peterson. Heather 41. 50. 118 Peterson. Ted 46 Ptwftps Douglas 107 Ptvftps. Kristen 44. 45. 78. 86 118 Pierson. Karen 152 Ptnceft. Lon 129 Pishazadeh. Mary 129 Ptoutz. Lon 44. 51. 72.73 Pofcng. lisa Dentias 129 Poole. Chnstv 51.73.75. 129, 192 Poole Richard 108 Porter Helen 22. 23. 74. 75. 76. X� Porter. Lon 50. 124 Porter Tony 43. 148. 161 Porter. Tnrsa 152 Poston. Lon 50.64. 78. 124. 173 1% Index fraud. MkKmH SO. S4. 68.69. 76. 8S. 129 Pratt. Lynn 118 Prisley. MchaeJ 8. 38. 56. S7.62. 76,84.85. 101, 129. 1)3 frjckrtt. Don 118 Pufcns, Veronica 124 R Rader. Lucy 64. 72.71. 74. 152 Reeder. Kristn 118 Reese Jean 22. 31.41.54. 118 Reeves. Howard 118 Reeves. Steven 135, 136 Remonko. Paul 118 Rente. Susan 129 Rente. Ted 118 Rhoades. Ceci 124 Rhue Martha 76. 152 Rich. Dawn 118 Rich Nerla 51. 54.63. 76.84. 142, 14 1 152. 192 Richard. Judy 86 87.92. 152 Richard. Mekssa 118 Richards Dale 8. 56. 58 59 63.64 65.66 68. 152. 166. 167 169 190 Richardson. Drew 1S6 Rider Susan 72. 124 Rggs. ( ndy 129 Rghtmee. Jarace86. 101. 129 Riey BJ 27 87 KJ8 Riey RodRer 129 Robe, Jemrfer 40.41.63.84. 142. 143. 156 Robe Lisa 41 Robe Steve 8. 33. 42. 124 Robertson. Dennis 124 Robertson. Laura 81. 83. 156 Robison. Beth 50.61. 64. 156 Rockgue . Oscar 124 Rogers. Off 50. 51. 54. 74. 100, 174 Rogers. Mac een 129 Rogers. Shannon 50. 124 Rops. Aram 161 Roftns. Alan 99. 124. 143 Romoser. Anne 118 Rook. Trva 118 Rosenberg. Enc 8. 124 Ross. Dvsah64, 75. 129 Ross. Juke 25. 79.84. 142. 143. 156 Ross. Terry 88 156 Rosser Tnrvsa 15. 51. 156. 192 Rowan. Susan 118 Russ. Keith 51. 74. 156 Russel. M 129 Russel, ( hris 118 Russel, Jean 50. 108 Russel Jeff 156 Russel, kmmy 129 Russel. Joe 136. 156 Russel. Patty 13.31.44. 129 Russel. Sherry 13. 31.44, 118 Rustam. Mta 22.80. 118 Rustam. Risa 160 Rutter Dorothy 72. 73. 108 Rutter. Paukne 118 Ryan. Merkn 33 s Sabo. Bryan 43. 118 Sabo. Cheryl 44 89. 156 Sabo. Kenny 129 Sabo. Tom 44 Salyer. Bobbi 44. 72. 124 Sammons. Jmmy 118 Sammons. Steven 44 156. 157 Sanders. Jennrfer 35. 39. 41. 44 97. 100. 101. 157 165 Sands Rneee 44.86.87 92. 155. 157. 161. 184 Sands. Susan 124 Samo. Leske 51. 58.62.63. 124 Saunders. Andy 124 Sauber. Krista 50. 75. 101. 129 Sauber Kurt 44. 157 Sayre. Barbie 132 Sayre. Mekssa 118 Schan enbach. km 24. 25. 42. 43. 76.88.89 103. 157. 165. 169 Schan enbach. Mark 15. 118 SchrmR Scott 9. 17. 118 Schoken. Cathenne 22. 50.99 117. 144 Schoonover. Candy 44. 157 Schoonover. David 136. 137 Schoonover. Laurie 136 Schwar et. Kewi 6. 7.8. 25. 26.84 157. 165. 169 178 Sctar. Tom 18 Schneider. Usa 124 Scott. Ralph 14. 38. 50. 54. 7 3.84 85, 101. 132, 133 Scuriock. Alens 55.80 81.83. 132 Secoy. Ray 118 Seber Ji 13.83. 132. 157 Seiferth. Karen 41 Seiferth. Caryn 186 Sets. Brian 38. 118 Semsef Dan 124 Serna, Laisa 118 Sema. Mark 132 Shafer Stephanie 124 Shambfcn. Rebecca 124 Shank Duane 157, 175 Sharp Sandra 44 83. 157 Sharpe Charlene 124 Sheets. Robby 124 Shely Marshal 21, 118 Sherman. Moty 22. 35. 37. 57, 58. 64 76.85. 157. 165 Sherman Peter 18. 19. 46. 47.63. 124 Shevef. W «n69. 106 Sbelds. Centa 50. 136 Shields. Kathryn 118 Shrey Gene 118 Shoemaker. Derek 50. 118 Shoemaker Sabrna 14. 15. 38. 50. 54.64,65.68. 74. 75.77.84 100. 157, 165. 191 Shook. Rich 88 Shneves. Susan 41.83. 118 Shneves. Kety 44. 158 Shcier Alan 99. 132 Shutts. Usa 114. 118 Sens. Barb. 86. 87.92. 158. 184 Sens. Sara 124 So. Keith 50 Sot. Kevin 90.91. 118. 136 Sm. Scott 87. 133. 158 SKjmec. Dan 8 132 Sk «ner David 118 Skemer. KAr 31.41.99. 118 Slobodan D«vef 136. 139 Smathers. Andrea 118 Smeh. Cheryf 124 Smeh. Jam 118 Smtfh. Janel 31.44. 124 Sneth. Jeff 98. 158 Smith. Kety 158 Smeh. Missy 86. 00 158 Smith. Phi 38. 124 Sneth. Tesha 34. 35. 37.40. 41. 51. 85. 132 Smith, fen 28. 29.69. 108. 145 Smeh. Vera 64.69. 108 Snavety Dave 132 Snedden. Matthew 118 Snow Carta 161 Snyder Brenda 118 Snyder. John 8. 124 Snyder. Karen 118 Socciarefk. Beth 120. 124 Sowers. Tern 118 Stanley. Beth 124 Staten. Phi 132 Stenson. Matt 5.6.7.8. 25. 51, 56. 60,75. 140, 141. 158. 165 169 Stephenson. Judd 18. 19.61.64.66. 72.73.84.85. 101. 132 Stemeckert. Ann X). 11. 28. 30. 31. 44. 124 Steward. Amy 124 Stewart. Dee 119 Stewart. Patrick 20. 21. 73.84 132 Stewart. Rogena 119 Socket. James Barnhart 136 Sties. Todd 119 Stockmaf. Marlene 50. 52. 75. 158 Stork. Tom 69. 108 Stotts. JutNeen 69. 108 Stotts. Shem 136. 1S8 Stover. Brenda 86 124 Stover. Tonya 120. 124 Strole. DonaJd 27. 132 Strong. Jeff 75. 100. 132 Stump. Joeia 119 Stiebois. Ad n 8.27. 33.73. 124 Sturbois. Matt 21. 32. 127 Stirboi . Sharon 31 Sudmck. Joy 10.13. 28. 30. 31.40. 41. 124 Summers. John 38.84 Swank. Alan 10. 11.12.13. 41.72. 73.84 90.91 Sweeney. Patrick 9. 119 Swntek. Matt 120. 124 Sycks. tearma 119 Sympson. Joyce 74. 158 T Tatoert Bob 69. 88. 108. 148 Tafcert. Conn 55.86. 132 Taylor Barbara 111 Taylor, Connie 136. 158 Tenogfca Tony 8. 33.65.66. 132 Terrel, lee 54. 79.84 K� . 101. 132 These Dimne 40. 41. 50. 124 These . Jen 75.85. 141. 158. 165. 183 Thomas. Kestei 50.69. 75. 132. 191 Thomas. Reid 6 8. 76. 159 183 Thompson. Brenda 119 Thompson. Cathy 45.83. 159 Thompson. Tom 9 38. 119. 124 Thompson. Jan 69 Thompson. Mehaef 9. 119 Thompson. Nancy 108 Thompson. Tammy 124 Thompson. Tracey 119 Thompson. Trevis 27. 38. 119 Toliver . He«k 50. 119 Tong. Bruce 38. 124 Tope. James 136. 139 Torres. Chns 33. 76 Torres. Dave 8.9.42. 43. 52.76. 85. 165 Torres. M hele 136 Torres, Wendy 136. 137, 161 Treves. Dana 22. 119 Trevas. liarmy 7.8 46. 50. 54. 75. 132 Trevas. David 46. 50.69. 75.76. 106. 169 Trevino. Martha 35 Tnsofcm Kathy S4.60.64. 74. 159. 165 Tritg� . Jessica K . 13. 44 124 Tnhpo. John 88 159 Troy. Alecia 5.87.92.93. 159 Troy Katrna 86. 119 Tucker Chns 132 Turner. Robbyn 72. 73.74, 76.86. 159 U Ungar, Sharon 50. 132 V Vance. Leah 90. 124 Vancko. Kathryn 15.41.99. 119 VanOyke. Brenda 45 VanDyke Karen 55. 72. Ill VanNoslran Meta 70.80.81, 109, 141 Varmatta. Mndy 132. 187 Vansickte. Marcy 86. 132 VansickJe. Mary 86. 124 Vac hn Steve 33 Vitchner Angela 119 Vogt. Sarah 119 W Wechenschwan . Greg 136 Wagner. Toby 54.84, 101. 132. Walter Krk 33. 38 Walter W am 111 Wak. Brenda K� 159 Wah Darren 119 Wak. Ronda 64. 65. 12S Waters. KAe 60.64. 159. 165. 176 Wat on. Tern 119 Warman. Jack 27. 119 Warmke. Matt 68 Warner Andy 20. 21. 50.85. 159 165 183 Watson. Jam 34. 35. 159 Weber Amy 50. 101. 132 Warner Pam 159 Weber Lana 50. 109 Weed. Harold 33 Weeks. Mry 80. 125 Weeks. Scott 21.75. 132 Weisenbach. liave 7.8. 76.85. 159 Welch Angela 119 Welch. Ann 109 Welsh Dowlas 27. 42. 125 Wen. Andy 74 99 160 West. Danny 8. 76.85. 141. 160 West. M hae 132 Westenbarger David 69. 75. 101. 132 Wethngton. Celeste 8 3 Wetzel, km 109 Whaley. Marc 27.42 White Chnste � Sue 136 White. Geoff 160 White Jennifer 86.87. 92. 160. 184 White Karen 10. 12. 28. 29. 44. 45. 75. 132 White. Rhonda 160 Whaiach Rofen 119 Wickham. Mahael 125 Wfkams Chns 50. 160. 165 166 Wlkams lea 119 W ams. Mark 27. 38. 119 W ams M e K 25 WAams. Mite T 43. 125 Wlkams Mite 21. 132 Wdkams. Ron 109 Wfkams Ten 21. 33. 38. 39. 50.64 66.75 W4ke Robert 12S Wftoughby. lisa 31.125 Wrfson. lee 119 W4son. Ruth 83. 119 Wtfham. Dane 8 Wole Brackey 14 38. 119 Wood. Megan 51. 74. 160. 191 Wooddel Bi 42 Woods. Rely 75. 132 Wookson. Kathy 109 Wodey Cathenne 50. 75. 132. 191 Wrage. Oavsd 50.99. 125 Wright Brenda 125 Wuscher Peter 125 Y Yates. Fran 135. 136. 160 Yates. Jerry 44 45 Yeago Charles 95.98. 99. 109 Yeago. Kara 119 Young. Jeff 72. 160 Young Monty 90.91 Ycx Pamela 119 z Zenmerman Kathy 119 Zenmerman. Tom 125 Zook. Katrna 50.63.65.68 76. 160. 167 Zook. Tom 64. 99. 125 Zudak Cat her «e SO. 69. 125. 191 Zudak. John 73.85. 160. 165. 169 ZwaWen. Hans 75. 76. 160. 165 Index 199 But After — Where's Hans? . (Mrs. Rutter and staff) — Who put the football pictures in the student council folder? ... (staff) — Are you going to turn Tom in? (Judd Stephenson) — I found it! (Becky Ellis) — Does anyone have a red pen? . . . (staff) — Robbyn! .. . (Mrs. Rutter) — Ad. people, this drawer is a mess! . (Robbyn Turner) — Nixon is bald too, Mr. Marrs. . . . (staff) — Hey gang, how about selling some more ads ? .. (Mr. Swank) These were just a few of the many phrases which echoed in room 16, the second home of the Arena Staff, during the 1981-82 school year We had a lot of fun putting the book together, though there were times when many of us wondered if we would ever finish a page or meet a deadline However, with the help and encouragement of our patient and understanding advisor, Mrs. Rut- ter, an occasional threat from our dedicated editor, Robbyn Turner, and the added incentive of cash in our pocket from Mr. Swank during ad. and patron selling time, we managed to pull through Time has run out for tne Wrecking Crew; we've done our job — the rest is up to you. Closing 199 the Demolition ... . . . Comes the Building COLOPHON This book was pubfcshed by Taykx Pubhshng Company n Dallas Texas The 1982 Taylor representative was Wes Mirkk. The book is pnrrted on 00 b paper with Optima print 40 on 200 total pages The staff would bke to extend thanks to Mr. Tafeert, Mrs. Fieler, and Mr. Swank tor thee photography work for each of thee work groups. Mrs. Pat- terson and Mrs. Van Nostran for thee photography help and Courtney Oaten tor the cover design and the artwork throughout the book The 1982 Arena Staff consisted of Mrs. Dorothy Rutter, advisor Robtoyn Turner, edrtor Lucy Rader, assistant ecfcor Jeff Young, Greg Hanek, Becky (■is, Tom Jennings, Pam lee, Hans Hake, Km Kroner, Judd Stephenson. Diana Denney, Susie Rider, Bobbi Salyer, Lori Ptouti, and Tom BoBand. Mr Swank was responsible for the fnanciai side of the book 200 Closing