David Anderson High School - Olympian Yearbook (Lisbon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1978 volume:

1978 OLYMPIAN David Anderson High School Lisbon, Ohio The OLYMPIAN Staff Ken Bailey Alan McCord Sharon Stanley Carter Beck Joe Mook Kim Powell Melanie Gottberg Bill Martin Greg Haren Jeff Chapman Sherri Rohm Ellen Daniels Co-Editor Co-Editor Co-Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Artist Photographer Photographer Photographer Advisor 2 It is just too too bad that school is nothing but work, work, work. Dedication Retirement Fire .......... Seniors ....... J.V.S.......... Juniors ....... Sophomores . Freshmen ...... Faculty ....... Organizations Athletics ..... Dances......... Senior Index Advertisements 4 5 6 8 48 50 58 66 74 82 110 152 162 166 Cappy Lewis We lost a very devoted man and friend when W. G. Lewis passed away two winters ago. He was one of the kindest, unselfish and spirited men this area has ever known. Mr. Lewis, known to everyone as Cappy, was well known throughout this area for his car and truck dealership. He was called Cappy the Truck King. He was a member of The United Commercial Travelers' Council No. 590; The Ohio Automobile Dealers' Asso. and The National Automobile Dealers' Asso. But he was known to others, especially those in scholastic sports, as a booster of local athletics. He was an energetic man who helped and advised all on how to excel in their own field of sports, especially track. The local youngsters came to know him well and love him for his coaching. He not only gave advice to youngsters in individual sports, but he also attended any and all sports events he could manage. Cappy was born May 8, 1911 and grew up in Lisbon. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Lisbon; the New Lisbon Lodge No. 65; F. and A. M.; Wilfred Clunk V. F. W. Post 4111; John J. Welsh American Legion Post 275; Eagles Aerie No. 2216, all of Lisbon, Ohio. He was a veteran of the United States Army and served in WWII. Even with his long and hectic schedule in the center of this community, he still found enough time to give a local athlete advice and encouragement. You would always find him at a sports event in which the athlete that he gave advice to was in. So we, the Editors of the 1978 Olympian, would like to have the privilege to dedicate this yearbook to a great man-----Cappy Lewis. 4 This year, we are losing our superintendant of the Lisbon school system, Mr. Joseph W. Driscoll, after 30 years of service as as administrator. He has helped McKinley Elementary, Lincoln Junior High and David Ander- son Senior High schools through their times of need. He has been a hard work- ing man for the village of Lisbon. He attended high school in Leetonia and later went on to college at Youngs- town State University for a degree, B. S. in Education. He then went on to Kent State University for his Masters. He came to Lisbon after serving in the Crestview school district. He then became Superintendant of Lisbon's three schools in 1965. After twelve years of diligent work in Lisbon, he now resides in Salem, Ohio with his wife, Theresa. 5 TfieRre,: before The fire in our study hall and library was both a disas- ter and a blessing in disguise. It was a disaster because we lost the student's most important resource — the library along with the A. V. equipment, study hall tables and chairs. But the worst part, still, is that the Art Club's time and effort were wasted by decorating the walls with murals of the school. But yet it was a bless- ing because the students and administration real- ized how important the school is to them. Before the fire we took it for granted and now after ... we think of it more than we ever did. GAIN -•C.v I MS1 , GAIN! 7) j !ancL CaUrn tn. 4 n� ■p$X- Pmak a £. ? x j r fih m, t V„ VWts? gJJ H U 'W % 3 S juL AaJ (JAJ 14 The Images Of 1978 Sen lors . . . Jeanene Altenhof % Pamela Jean Arter Robert Dale Ashton Jackie Lionel Argabrite Holiday Sue Backer Kenneth James Bailey Ruthann Barnard Arthur Leroy Brown III Michael Allen Buckley Joseph Eric Baronzzi 18 Sharon Denise Butream Connie Marie Cannon Edward Thomas Casto Edward Allen Chuck James Howard Cibula Virginia Faye Clark Randal James Coleman Dianna Lynn Cope Paul Joseph Crosser 19 Jo Ann Davner Linda Ann Davner Terri Lujean Detwiler David Allen Dickey Eric Dixon Susan Lee Emerson 20 Patty Leona Evans Elizabeth June Everett Bruce Michael English Ricky Lee Franklin James Brian Garven Melanie Denise Gottberg Billy Joe Gouldsberry Michael James Halligan 21 Karen Lynn Halverstadt Patricia Sue Hammett Belinda Lee Hillyer Billi Jo Hutcheson Tam era Leigh Hoffmann Cassandra Nell Hawthorne Debra Lee Hurd Kathy Jo Ikirt Robert Gene Jackson Jeany Lynn Hutcheson Thomas Harry Johnson Mark Thomas Kastner James Leroy Jackson Karen Sue Johnson Wilbert Edward Johnson Denny Lee Kampfer 23 Marilyn Jo Lambert Bruce Kelly Leake William Lee Kiehl Rilla Catherine Lesher Lori Gayle Lewis John Joseph MacAleese William Clayton Martin Timothy Owen McAllister R. Thomas McCartney 24 Alan Jay McCord John Samuel McCullough Brent Kevin McDevitt David Stephen McEwen Thomas Edwin McEwen Edward Allan Miller Thomas James Morgan Teresa Ann Myers Boone Teresa Lynn Null 25 Bennay Jean Pezzano Kim Ellen Otto Karle Eric Peterson James Anthony Pezzano Thomas Ray Reese Charlotte Rae Reinke Christopher Allen Reynolds Tad Eric Rose Thomas Paul Rudibaugh Perri Lynn Russell Tibor Alenander Samu Margaret Grace Schweitzer Joy L. Scott Faye Ellen Senanefes Connie Sue Shuman Teresa May Smith Teresa Lee Sneddon Sharon Mae Stanley 27 Timothy Carl Steitz James Christopher Swartz Sherry Lynn Sweeney Mary Ann Joseph Donald Ray Taylor Seniors not pictured: Gerri Lynda Bosworth Terri Lynda Bosworth Robert Lynn Evans Patricia Ann Larkins Lawrence Jay McGraw Kurt I. Reynolds Tammi Sue Shepard Nils Jahannes Weiner R. Mark Hawthorne Carl Lee Tuttic Kevin Allen Viets Diane Karole Waite Jay Alan Nolte Roger Wilber Warren David Alan McLaughlin David Lee Wherry Jay Lloyd Williamson 29 Debra Lee Hurd 3.84931 Alan Jay McCord 3.84868 Valedictorian Michael Allen Buckley 4.00000 Melanie Denise Gottberg 3.84507 Margaret Grace Schweitzer 3.69696 Lori Gayle Lewis 3.65217 Salutatorian Thomas Paul Rudibaugh 3.88461 Timothy Jay Adams 3.66438 Susan Lee Emerson 3.63636 Timothy Carl Steitz 3.60000 31 MAGIC, MAGIC MRS. CARROLL____ TONY ........... MISS COOKE .... KAY KAYE........ OFFICER MULDOON RHODA .......... MERLINA ....... SINGING WATERS . RONI ..... CANDY .......... LOUISA ......... BOB ............ J. J. FORTESCUE . . . MR.BARKER ..... MRS. BARKER ___ LIZ ............ LULUBELLE ...... CLARENCE ....... MONROE ......... KIM LOO ....... MAZO CASSO .... ALICE ......... LYNN ........... CHITA .......... SLAP ........... HAPPY.......... ASSISTANT 1 ... ASSISTANT 2 ... HERMIE.......... DIRECTORS ..... ...................... TERESA NULL ...................... BOB JACKSON ..................... MARY ANN JOSEPH .................... PATTY HAMMITT ......................... TAD ROSE .................... SHERRY SWEENEY .................. CHARLOTTE REINKE ...................... SUE EMERSON ...................BELINDA HILLYER ........................ LORI LEWIS ..................... BETH EVERETT ..................... JOE BARONZZI ..................... TOM RUDIBAUGH ....................... STEVE SAMU ....................... DIANA COPE .................. RUTHANN BARNARD ................... SHARON STANLEY ................... JOHN MCCULLOUGH ........................ TIM STEITZ ................... SHARON STANLEY .................... CATHYLESHER ........................ LORI LEWIS ................ ME L ANI E GOTTBE RG .................. CHARLOTTE REINKE .................... ROGER WARREN ........................ TOM REESE ........................ DIANA COPE .................. RUTHANN BARNARD .................... ARTHUR BROWN KAYE KESSLER, TIM ADAMS, MARKKASTNER Mrs. Carroll. At Renzo's party. Renzo proposing to Kaye Kaye. Singing Waters. Hermie's trick. The final bow. Some more people arrive. i f .The party in Renzo's apartment. Send in the clowns. The final kiss. SENIOR DAY: REFLECTING ON THE PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE 34 Senior Day was held in the gym on Friday, June 2, 1978 at 1:00 p. m. The day is used for honoring the Sen- iors and handing out awards to those who did something special. The Processional, Pomp and Circumstance, was played by Carter Beck. The program began as the Seniors sat down and the Senior address was given by Class President Tim Steitz. The gold cards were given out first as the presentations started. Following, the re- mainder of the awards were handed out. A small group of Seniors sang the class song and Gerri Bosworth read the class poem. Afterwards, the Student's Voice Opinion Poll was pre- sented with everyone anx- iously waiting for who won what. With all the cameras flashing, awards and gifts giving to students, faculty and advisors, the day was soon over. Mr. Blackburn dismissed the Seniors, and shouts and ballyhoos were heard as they walked through the doors. All in all, the day was a success. It was cheerful and sad - the last day for all the Seniors to be in the High School together. 35 Senior Day: Honoring The Grads Class Poem A POEM OF TRUTH It seems like only yesterday when we opened our first book. To each learn a talent on the different roads we took. For tomorrow is here, and now that it's time to go. To walk our separate ways, and use the knowledge we know. Although the time was short, the memory will be long. We can never forget the people who taught us right from wrong. « Whether teachers, parents or enemies, just friends all the same, A lesson worth remembering, that we all have a name. And some ot us will go and use our heads, and some our hands. But we all have a committment, we'll do the best we can. 'Cause good grades or bad, we all have an art. That whatever we do in the future, it will always follow from the heart. But I know of a committment that still lingers on and on. That the spirit of accomplishment will never be gone. 'Cause we are what we are, that’s why we're so great. There's no better word to describe the class o '78'!!! By Gerri Bosworth Class Song DREAM A DREAM Day has gone by, homework's due tomorrow, being done at ten under a small dim light. Test has come, passed it free and easy, now I'm going to a party Friday night. Ne'er forget the things that we do while in school that makes us smile; And the fun that we make our own can stay with us a- while. Dream a dream, of the friends we'll long to see; Dream a dream, of the day when we will be together. Trav’ling on, to a new tomorrow, we'll leave our friends and go our separate ways. Going on, to a new tomorrow, when we laugh and cry about the old school days. Say goodbye, to our friends, who we knew and have traveled on to their own separate ways. If we all will dare to dream dreams of diat time we had back then; Then we'll see that we are still friends whom we yearn to see again. Dream a dream, of the friends we'll long to see; Dream a dream, of the day when we will all be together. School days gone, time flew by so quickly, now we have to part and say goodbye to all. 36 By Alan McCord SENIOR DAY AWARDS Gold Cords, Top 10 Honor Students: Mike Buckley Tom Rudibaugh Debbie Hurd Alan McCord Melanie Gottberg Margaret Schweitzer Tim Adams Lori Lewis Sue Emerson . Tim Steitz Americanism and Government Awards: Kirk Johnson Sandy Grubbs Bret Apple Susan Peterson Tim Steitz Margaret Schweitzer Vocational Certificates: Karen Halverstadt Bob Evans O.W. E. Award: Bob Evans Perfect Attendance: Jeanene Altenhof John McCullough Don Taylor Julie Cole Tom Carey Russell Liber Terry Shuman Mike Starr Judd Kemats Dave MacAleese Jeff McCullough Rick McCullough Tim Palmer Mike Sweeney Dean Pastore Michele Sweeney Biology Lab Asststants: Bret Apple Lisa Minton Carter Beck Traci Hall Jeff McCullough Jeany Hutcheson Belinda Hillyer Holly Backer Tami Hoffman Gerrard N. H. S. Award: Mike Buckley Tom Crihfield Award Tom Rudibaugh Office Assistants: Sharon Morris Bret Ashton Jim Cibula Pam Proctor Bob Jackson Tom McEwcn Chris Reynolds Tom Reese Jeff McCullough Dave Wherry Julie Hawthorne Cand idates--Teenagers-of- the-Month: Tim Adams Melanie Gottberg Sue Emerson Mike Buckley Debbie Hurd Chris Reynolds Lori Lewis Tim Steitz Sharon Stanley D. A. R. Good Citizen Award: Debbie Hurd David Arter Award: Tim Adams Dr. Sewart Harris Award: Bret Ashton Alice Armstrong Award: Debbie Hurd Gamma Zeta Awards: Mike Buckley Tom Rudibaugh Stella Barton Home Ec Award: Teresa Smith Blocksom Art Award: John Chuck Senior Cheerleader Awards: Cassie Hawthorne Patty Hammett Sue Emerson Tami Hoffman Richard Lance Leggett Award: Ted Hart State Track Participants: Julie Cole Steve Kress Dave McLaughlin Tom Reese Roger Warren Dennis James John Phillip Sousa Award: Greg Haren Baldwin Wallace Scholarship Martha Dixon B. P. W. Awards: Cathy Lesher Marilyn Lambert Pam Carroll Scholarship: Sherry Sweeney Awards of Distinction: Ken Bailey Arthur Brown Mike Buckley Beth Everett Debbie Hurd Mark Kastner Alan McCord V. F.W. Awards: Tim Adams Debbie Hurd Bret Ashton Kiwanis Language Awards: Alan McCord Beth Everett Kiwanis Art Awards: Bill Martin Dan Bartholow Traci Hall Kiwanis Science Awards: Mike Buckley Debbie Hurd Melanie Gottberg Rotary English Awards: Tom Rudibaugh Tim Steitz Olympian Awards: Melanie Gottberg-Miss Olympian Tim Adams-Mr. Olympian Cappy Lewis-Dedication 37 FRIENDLIEST FRESHMEN JANINE ASHTON JILL MCCAMON WITTIEST SOPHOMORE RICHARD THOMAS MOST DEPENDABLE JUNIOR PAM PROCTOR FAVORITE TEACHE R CURT BACON HANDSOMEST BOY TIM ADAMS BEST DRESSED GIRL BELINDA HILLYER BEST DRESSED BOY TIM STETTZ BEST GIRL DANCER SHARON STANLEY 38 PRETTIEST GIRL SUE EMERSON BEST BOY DANCER KEN BAILEY PEPPIEST GIRL TAMI HOFFMAN PEPPIEST BOY BOB JACKSON MOST ADMIRED GIRL BETH EVERETT MOST ADMIRED BOY TED HART MOST ATHLETIC GIRL DEBBIE HURD MOST ATHLETIC BOY ROGER WARREN MOST SOPHISTICATED GIRL SHERRY SWEENEY MOST SOPHISTICATED BOY TOM RUDIBAUGH GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MELANIE GOTTBERG BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MIKE BUCKLEY MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR TAD ROSE 39 GRADUATION: ♦ ♦ ♦ ONE LAST DAY BEFORE STARTING ANEW 40 The 108th Annual Baccalaur- eate and Commencement for D. A. H. S. was held at the War Memorial Stadium on Sunday, June 4, 1978 at 3:00 p. m. The Seniors started arriving at the stadium around quarter after two, each being very ex- cited about the upcoming gradu- ation. You witnessed fellow grads adjusting pinning the caps on one another. The slight wind in the air overcame the warm sun to keep everyone cool; but it presented a few problems when the gowns tossed and a few caps were blown off. But inspite of a few mishappenings, the Seniors got in line to start the proces- sional, and the graduating cere- monies began. The 1978 Senior class pro- ceeded from the endpost to their chairs as the band played Pomp and Circumstance. ” The welcome was given by class president Tim Steitz; then Rev. Daniel Frost gave his baccalaureate address. Valedictorian Mike Buckley and Salutatorian Tom Rudibaugh delivered their addresses next. After these speeches, Joe W. Driscoll made a short speech about the 1978 graduating class and then turned the program over to to Mr. Blackburn. After the presentation of the class by Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Driscoll distributed the diplomas to everyone. Cameras flashed and shouts were heard as each was awarded their long-awaited diplomas. The benediction fol- lowed and all the Seniors threw their caps up, acknowledging their graduation. 41 MISS OLYMPIAN The Student Council this year chose MELANIE GOTTBERG as Miss Olympian. Her activities included: Marching Band- 1, 2,3,4; Concert Band-1, 2, 3,4; Solo and Ensemble-3,4; Band Council-3,4; Jazz Band-3,4; Pep Band-4; County Band-1,2,4; Snowball Attendant-4; Future Teachers-1; Vice President-2; Society of Distinguished High School Students-3,4; Buckeye Girl's State Alternate-3; Science Club-3, 4; French Club-2,3,4; Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4; Tutor-1; Future Nurses-4; Students Voice -4; Olympian Treas. -4; Journaleers-4; Sr. Class Treas.; Rabble Rousers-1, 2; N. H. S. -3,4; Honors Banquet-2,3,4; Sen- ior Play Cast-4; Volleyball-2; Teenager- of-the-Month Candidate-October; Li'1 Abner Orchestra. MR. OLYMPIAN The Student Council this year chose TIM ADAMS as Mr. Olympian. His activities included: Marching Band-1, 2,3,4; Con- cert Band-1, 2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble- 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club-1, 2,3,4; Science Club- 45 French Club-2, Vice President-3,4; Student Council-2, Sec-Treas.-3, Presi- dent-4; A. V. Crew-2,3; N. H. S. -3,4; Honors Banquet-3,4; Senior Play Cast-4; Boys Basketball-1, 2,4; Cross Country- 3,4; Track-3; Teenager-of-the-Month Candidate-February and March, winner for March. 42 D.A.H.S. RETIRING TEACHERS BERNICE ROBB Mrs. Bernice Robb has been a teach- er here at David Anderson High School for many years. She has been a great teacher as well as being a good friend. She was always willing to lend a help- ing hand to anyone. She is very involved with the stu- dents and has taught commercial class- es, such as typing and shorthand. We would like to show our thanks to Mrs. Robb by wishing all the best of luck in the future. JACK HERROD Mr. Jack Herrod has been a teacher at D.A.H.S. for numerous years. He has been an understanding teacher as well as being a helping and caring per- son. He was always seen about the halls talking with students and fellow teachers. He has taught Earth Science and Biology. He also put a lot of hard work and effort by being the advisor of the Science Club where he has speakers come in and talk or he takes some stu- dents on field trips. We would like to express our thanks to Mr. Herrod and wish him all the happiness in the future. J.V.S.: School For Specialized Work SHOINQf i WAITING FOR THE FUTURE Junior - definition: a student in his next-to-last year before graduating from school; and knowing a lot of juniors here, they're all looking forward to next year and graduation. Being in the third year of school- ing, D. A.H.S. has become a sort of a second home to them. With knowing where everything is, everyone is very happy. Some are hap- py here and some are hap- py with their first year at the JVS. They have receiv- ed their class rings the year before - and so, the juniors must be happy. In the junior year, they can, again, be in any club or sport, whichever they pre- fer the most. One junior can have the honor of be- coming the Homecoming Queen as another one is chosen as the Junior Home- coming Attendant. Juniors can become biology lab assistants, also. One is chosen as the most depend- able junior on Senior Day and others can win numer- ous other awards. Another type of award is for two juniors to be escorts for the Seniors on Senior Day and Graduation. But per- haps the most special time for a junior is the Prom. The Prom takes weeks and weeks of hard work to make it happen. From bake sales to car washes - all are important, Many can be on the Prom Committee. But maybe the highest of all honors would be to serve on the Prom Court or be the Prom King or Queen. After the Prom, juniors look towards the future-their Senior year and graduation. So, to the juniors, we'd like to offer some advice. Wait, be pa- tient for that Senior year to come. Don't be afraid to live it as you feel like living it. It'll be your last year - so make it as good as you possibly can. Karen A lbright Kelly Barth a low Ray Bell Ray Borg J - I Janet Burnip Bret Apple Tina Apple Toni Arnoto Jeff Arsuffi Brad Arter Dale Baker L. to R.: Sec. Lori Koffel, Treas. Tate Plachecki, V. Pres. Tim Plachecki, Pres. Pam Procotr. Peggy Burton Esie Cameron Alice Casto Blaine Chamberlain Carter Beck Mike Beverly I Suzanne Buckley Ben Carman 46 Mark Gardner Kurt Cresh Jeff Chapman Rita Conway Beth Garrison A nthony Guappone Maria Cialone Steve Clark Bob Crihfield Julie Cole Roger Culler Cheryl Davis Edith Dillard Terry Fulk Kathy Gallo Cheryl Gilson Dan Guappone Alice Gouldsberry Ray Haren 49 Carol Hirst Cindy Holdshoe Dave Holloway Dennis Hutcheson Lori Koffel Cathy Johnson Steve Kress Russell Liber Debbie Little Tim Kuhns Sheri Mandish Ralph Mitchell Mark Manning Joe Mook Gordon Matt be Jackie Miller Robin May John Moore Gary' Morris Sam McCullough Sharon Morris 50 Bob Mountz Bonnie Mountz Dave Nold Marian Owen Cindy Paderean Randy Perrino Mary Perchetti Virginia Peters Susan Peterson Pam Pierce Jeanne Pittenger Tate Plachecki Chris Reinke Kim Powell Kathy Richardson Pam Proctor Tim Plachecki Shari Rohm Terry Rogers Joy Sinsley John Schandel Terry Shuman 51 Suzy Sneddon Wanda Tullis 52 CALENDAR September ........ October 8 ......... October 14........ October 15........ October 17 ....... October 22........ October 25 ....... October 29 ....... November 1 ....... November 3 ........ November 4 ....... November 5 ....... November 12 ...... November 26 ...... December 9 ....... December 19 ...... December 21 ...... December 22 ...... January 4 ........ January 6 ...... January 9-11 ..... January 14 ...... January 18,20,26,27 February 14 ...... March 17 ......... March 22-24 ...... March 31, April 1 . April 1 .......... April 14 .......... April 17 ......... April 18 ......... April 22 ......... May 6 • • May 10 • • May 12- 13 May 13 •. May 14 • • May 19, 20 May 19 20 May 22 • • May 23 .. May 24 • . May 25 .. May 26, 27 May 31 • • May 31 .. June 1 June 2 • • • June 4 • • • June 7 • •. .................. SCHOOL BEGINS .............. ACT IN COLUMBIANA .......... FOOTBALL HOMECOMING .... FOOTBALL HOMECOMING DANCE ...........SCHOOL PICTURES TAKEN ......... SECTIONAL CROSS COUNTRY ............... NO SCHOOL - FIRE ......... DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY ........ SECTIONAL VOLLEYBALL SENIORS MEASURED FOR CAPS GOWNS ............ TRI - COUNTY CHAMPS ........... STATE CROSS COUNTRY ......... DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL .............. SNOWBALL DANCE .............. SNOW - NO SCHOOL .................. NHS INDUCTION ....FRENCH CLUB CAROLING PARTY .............. CHRISTMAS BREAK ............... BACK TO SCHOOL ......... BASKETBALL HOMECOMING ............... NO SCHOOL - SNOW ............ FALL SPORTS BANQUET ............... NO SCHOOL - SNOW . . BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SEBRING .......... DISTRICT BAND CONTEST ................ SPRING BREAK ............. LI'L ABNER MUSICAL ........SOLO ENSEMBLE CONTEST ........ STUDENT vs FACULTY GAME . . SOPHOMORES RECEIVE CLASS RINGS .. SENIORS RECEIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS ........ BOYS TRI - COUNTY TRACK ........... JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM ................... COE BANQUET ....BOYS GIRLS SECTIONAL TRACK ............FRENCH CLUB BANQUET ........SPRING CHORUS CONCERT ....... BOYS GIRLS DISTRICT TRACK .................. SENIOR PLAY .................. BAND BANQUET ................ HONORS BANQUET ........... SPRING BAND CONCERT .............RETIREMENT DINNER ........ BOYS GIRLS STATE TRACK .............. SENIORS' LAST DAY ........... SPRING SPORTS BANQUET .... SENIORS RECEIVE CAPS GOWNS .................... SENIOR DAY .................. GRADUATION ............ LAST DAY OF SCHOOL 53 DECIDING ABOUT THE FUTURE Sophomore - definition: a student in his second year of schooling, and D. A. H. S. has over one hundred of them. After the first year in high school, the sopho- mores feel a little better about classes. Some may still be afraid, but most are right at home in high school. The hall ways and doors turn into rooms and classes, so everyone knows where everything is, hope- fully. During the sophomore year, they can be in any club or sport in school. Sophomores can be induct- ed into the French Club by doing skits in front of other club members. One sophomore is chosen as a Homecoming attendant. One is chosen as the wit- tiest sophomore on Senior Day, along with other a- wards such as perfect attendance, Americanism and Government, Baldwin Wallace; among others. This year, the sophomores participated in the Rock- a-thon and other money raising projects. The sec- ond year is a sort of a turn- ing point for the sophomores. for it's the year they make up their minds to either go on through high school or go to the Vocational School. Sophomores realize they only have two more years, so they can't wait to go on. So, to the sopho- more class, we'd like to offer patience in every- thing you do. Keep up the good work, and you'll go further than a second year in high school. Treat oth- ers as they would treat you. Be kind and well- meaning. Good luck in all the years you have ahead of yourselves. Jeff Adams Tom Baronzzi Danny Barthalow Roslyn Bates Mike Beck Danny Bergert Debbie A Itenhof Chris Barthalow Carrie Barton Brian Baugh Pat Belaney W I - ' ( - Randy Blythe Vicki Boyd Mike Brown Brenda Brownfield BOTTOM: Pres. Judd Kemats, Treas. Mark Fitch; TOP: V. Pres. Cathy Ar- noto, Sec. Traci Hall. Judy Bryan 56 Jeff Capper Shelly Coleman Lori Cusick Vickie Faulk David Carman Mark Cibula Dan Cochran Brian Cooper Patty Corfee Martha Culler Timmy Dickey Doug Doud Denise Davner Myron Dillard Carol Eberle Barb Everett Hiedi Deemer Martha Dixon Shelly Fisher 57 Janice Halligan Randy Kelch Mark Klein W Sam Hutcheson Leslie James Kim Jennings Kirk Johnson Keith Kampher Mike Klimko Jodie Kress Allen Latshaw Judd Kemats Charlie Latshaw Richard Little 58 Dave MacAleese Randy Manning Jeff McCoullough Rick McCullough Ann McDevitt Ron McGraw Jeff Moore Teresa McLaughlin Karen Nick Muntean Mitchell Rick Penny Owens Montgomery Linda Paderean Lisa Pastore Donna Parks Maurice Payne Joe Pastore 59 Tia Rudibaugh Debbie Robinson Attila Samu 60 Anna Wolford SOPHOMORES: WHATS YOUR FAVORITE PASTIME OR SAYING? JEFF HOPERICH ......................................... TWO OR TEN BRIAN BAUGH ....................................... I DONT KNOW! KIRK JOHNSON .................................... CATCH YOU LATER SUE MCEWEN................................................ RUNNING TIM PALMER ................................... READ AND WATCH T.V.! ROBIN MACINTOSH ............................... TALK CONSTANTLY MIKE BECK ......................................... HELLO DOLLY SHELLY FISHER .............................................. MUNCH MIKE HARMON....................................... JOG AND RUNNING SCOTT HAMMITT ........................................ WATCH T.V. SONYA ARGABRITE.............................................. TALK DANNY BARTHLOW........................... WATCH THE LITTLE RASCALS JULIE ROSE..................................... READ LOVE NOVELS BECKY GREEN .............................................. TALKING CHRIS HANNA............................................ GRAB DESKS NICKY MUNTEAN ............................................... TGIF DAVE CARMAN ...................................... PLAY BASKETBALL RALPH RICHARDS..................................... WORK ON CARS JEFF CAPPER ................................................. GUNS DONNA PARKS ................................... RUN AROUND TOWN TOM TINNEY ........................................ GO TO MOVIES TIM DICKEY ........................................... DEATH CARD 61 FRESHMEN LOOKING TO THE FUTURE Freshmen - definition: a student in his first year, a newcomer. Well, that is exactly what the fresh- men are here in D. A. H.S. - newcomers from Lincoln School trying to start a new step in their lives a- head. Most are willing and waiting to get to the high school; but when they come, some aren't as sure as before. Suddenly they're put into an atmosphere of hallways and doors where any class can be. Some may feel at home, some may be adventurous, some may be afraid and some may not even care. But even with all the things ' lB|B that can happen, there are some good times. They can be in most any club in the high school. Freshman B can participate as French Bpf Banquet servers. One freshman is chosen for Homecoming Attendant. Six girls are chosen as ' . cheerleaders. Also with � that, one is chosen by the school as friendliest fresh- —— man on Senior Day. They also can receive awards year, the freshmen took for perfect attendance. This part in Lisbon's birthday by rocking chairs down at McKinley School. They al- so had a sock hop to raise money. The first year is always a busy one and the years ahead may be easier or harder whichever the students make it. So, to all those girls and boys in the freshman class, we would like to wish the best I—. luck in the years ahead in S' S t ie high school. Treat Mr f 'dm others with kindness and ML Mi' generosity and you will go J 1 far. May the years ahead JbL«J be good to you. Anna Anthony Alice Barnes Lisa Bays Steve Bosel Rusty Bowles Denise Burton Andrea Janine Ashton A rgabrite Debbie Baker f A:� . Dawn Baker L. to R.: Treas. Paula Steele, Sec. Janice Ward, V. Pres. Kelly Jones, Pres. Mark Barth. Bruce Carman Debbie Capper Laurie Barnard Greg Bender Debbie Boyd Sherry Caliger 64 Richard Dillinger Misty Dowd Scott Dunn Tracy Evans Jackie Exline Susan Donahey Jeff Ebert Gary Evans Kevin Douglas Carol Evancho Brenda Fatherly Bill Everett Steve Fatherly’ 65 Cindy Fitch Gary' Haren Lisa Foster Kenny Grimm Bill Green Tami Guappone Karen Jacl son Olive Jackson Tim Haupt Ed James Julie Hawthorn Becky Jones Rhonda Kelch Cathy Henson Kenny Jackson Kurt Kessler Bob Hurd Becky Laughlin 66 Sharon McA llister Jill McCamon Dean Pastore Jim Mountz Tim Myers Tim Palmer Melanie McCord ‘va Steve McCord Laura Morris Rick McIntosh Rorie McIntosh Tina Null Steve Paderean Lori Palmer Tom Pastore Lisa Perchetti Lori Poynter Jane Pierce Doug Rankin John Pierce 67 Jane Taulbee Lisa Tice Bill Sneddon Paula Steele Jim Starkey Cathy Strum Glenn Tinney Debbie Van Kirk Tobie Vollnogle Janice Ward Carol Schneider Michele Sweeney Danny Thompson Brian Weinstock John Wymer 68 FRESHMEN: WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT D.A.H.S.? JOHN PIERCE ...... JOHN CRESANTO .... RUSTY BOWLES ..... STEVE SHEAR ...... DEBBIE CAPPER .... JIM MOUNTZ........ CAROL SCHNEIDER . . KAREN JACKSON .... CINDY ROUSE....... DANNY NOLD ....... JUDY PANCURAK..... CATHY STRUM....... DEBBIE BUTREAM ... JOHN CHUCK........ MISTY DOWD ....... DAWN BAKER ....... BETH RICHARDSON___ DANETTE GOFORTH .. CINDY FITCH ...... STEVEPADUREAN ____ ANNA MARIA ANTHONY ......................... GIRLS .................... SHOP CLASS ......................... GIRLS ......................... GIRLS ........... MUSIC IN STUDY HALLS .................... WAY ITS RUN .................. NICER PEOPLE ___ YOU GET TO MEET MORE PEOPLE .............. MORE FREEDOM .............. MORE PRIVLEDGES NOT THE SAME PEOPLE IN EACH CLASS .................. MORE LENIENT .............. GIRLS BASKETBALL ............. BETTER ART CLASSES ... GET AWAY FROM EIGHTH GRADE ......................... GUYS! .............. BETTER TEACHERS .................... THE GUYS .............. BETTER TEACHERS ........... A LOT OF NEW PEOPLE .............. GIRLS BASKETBALL 69 Art Award Bake sale Band Basketball Bell Biology Blackboard Car wash Chair Chalk SWEEIE P U N A E L I A R E G I REPORT T G L E H H D F I S R C L A C I S U E S N E E U IREKCO F 0 P Y R T K I S M R 0 E N A M B D C E C C 0 F ISLLPO 0 J U N I 0 V U B V N T S F S I I B T H E B 0 A NJKKU E R P C P L D R E W 0 H U C Q E L L T E V I L A D.A.H.S. WORD Cheerleaders Chemistry Chorus Classes Class rings Clean-up Clubs Cold College Commercial Concerts STCOUPLEF CTFRENCHQ ONIESLLAH CARDDEAIO HDEAPISJM ONCERTSTE MEULOVEWE QTGRMASUC LNYEBECZQ SIMEHCGIL YRNHCNULU TEACHEROS IPOFFICEE SUESECRET RSMNHSNTT ADLTSLRAE VEICLASSR RDBGHICVO YDRATCIOJ OYADWONSA SGRTUSWNM ABYEARBOO DNAGNUOYV Council Counselor County band Court Cross country D.A.H.S. Desk Devil Drama English Eraser LANNOITAU ULPYADROI BLECGRADU EAMBCFFLK LB IKRRALL BWTPOEQAA MORLSSXBH ENEESHRTC SSVDCMEEF NROHOEJKS EAPQUNLSP ZWBANDAAI ZAESTFPBL ARYHRHIIS JDEAYOCQE LSNDKMNPT INGSOEIOI VBLYOWRHH EMIMHOPKW DHSAWRACT NOHTAKCOR KNIHTDFSA NRAELOOHC SEARCH Field trips Fire Football French Frashmen Grades Graduation Golf Gym Halls High School D A R G L N E S N 0 A T E I M B E N M N Y U I 0 R T Q 0 C E N N R E L U A P M A 0 B L 0 S C S A H E A T Y S K DRAMA G 0 E H B S P E K 0 E S G P S R S E W L 0 E L X I M D L 0 C 0 A 0 L N H R C P U P G D S 0 0 E N G C S H G I H History Homecoming Home Ec Homework Honors Banquet Hooky Jazz Ensemble Juniors J. V.S. King Library Lock Locker Lunch Majorettes Math Musical N.H.S. Office Opinion Poll Overtime Paper Pencil Pens P. O. D. Queen Principal Prom Rally Reserve Rock-a-thon Rooms Secretary Senior Day Senior Play Seniors Shower Snowball Snow Day Social Science Sock Hop Sophomores Sports Banquet Students Voice Study Hall Superintendant Sweetest Couple Tardy Teacher The Board Think Track Varsity White Slips Yearbook Young and Alive STUDYHALLAICREMMOCDRAOBKCALBK BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Joanne Dixon, Marion Ramsey, Ruth James; BACK ROW: Don- 72 aid Morris, Donald Carman, Twing Hiscox, Joe Driscoll. JOSEPH DRISCOLL Superintendent JOANNE RUTECKI Secretary E. SCOTT BLACKBURN LEFT: Mr. Blackburn has served as principal for three years here at the high school. Through his helpfulness and service, the school has much im- proved. For all his guidance, we arc very thankful. JANE ANN ADAMS RIGHT: Mrs. Adams has been secre- tary for three years with Mr. Black- burn. She has patience and understand- ing and is willing to help anyone. She has been very much appreciated by us all. FACULTY .... TEACHING FOR THE FUTURE homework. So, the teach- ers are a very busy group of people. This year, they have done many things, including the clean-up of the fire. One teacher is even taking a group of eight juniors and a senior to France. Bonne chance sur votre voyage en France. So, again, they are very busy. Maybe so busy that they may have to use that good ole piece of wood called the paddle, where all the receivers can engrave their names. So, teachers, keep your heads on and don't get too mad too many times. The students are only human. here a few years, some many years and some are retiring after years and years of good, hard work. All in all, the students look up to the teachers and trust them for advice. Students even consult each other. (That's how confused they are). The teachers here do many things such as give guidance; take stu- dents on field trips; pose as chaperones for the Homecoming, Snowball and Prom dances; sign up as advisors for different clubs and groups; become the coaches for the many different sports and help students during lunch and after school with their Faculty - definition: the department of instruction in a school or college. The D. A. H. S. faculty is made up of a principal, secre- taries, guidance counsel- ors, directors, teachers, student teachers, librarians and janitors. Each has their own job to do and between them all, they get the job done. Some of the teachers have returned to teach at D. A.H.S. after graduating from here, some have come from out- of-town, some have been CURTIS BACON Algebra Sr. Adv. Math Fr. B'ball Coach PEGGY MADDEN French French Club Vol'ball Coach JODINE PILMER Band Director Track Coach RICHARD JONES English EDWARD R. GILKEY English Res. B'ball Coach KAYE KESSLER English College Prep. Student's Voice Sr. Play Direc. JO LANE DAY English French G. B'ball Coach JOHN ULLOM Mathematics X-Country Coach 76 JACK HERROD Earth Science Biology Science Club BARRY JAMES Guid. Couns. Athl. Direc. JOSEPH KULIFAY Chemistry Physics Prac. Math JENNIFER ARNOLD Biology PATRICIA ESSAD C.O.E. Y-Teens WILMA LANNEY Art Art History Art Club DELORES STEEBNER Home Econ. Home Ec Club BILL COLDSNOW Health Phys. Ed. Football Coach JIM TULLIS Custodian ELLEN DANIELS U. S. History World History Corinthians Olympian IDA BANCROFT Chorus Young and Alive BERNICE ROBB Commercial SUSAN COLDSNOW Health Phys. Ed. BETTY LIGGITT Secretary JUDY POWELL I.A.C. 78 G. REED VOTAW P. O. D. Consumer Ed. Fr. F'ball Coach JENNY MOOK School Nurse Future Nurses LAURA SEVENICH Guidance RICK ENGEL Social Studies U. S. History Vars. B'ball Coach ISOBEL EDGERTON Librarian CHRONISTER Indus. Arts CHRONISTER Indus. Arts PHIL ROUDEBUSH Business Ed. Golf Coach BEFORE AND AFTER ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ACTIVITIES Organization - defini- tion: such a body with other groups directed and super- vised by it. In the high school, there are approxi- mately twenty-five groups, ranging from making mu- sic and playing in parades to helping around the vil- lage of Lisbon, cleaning up with other groups from the area. Band and Chorus perform halftime shows for football and basketball games and give Christmas Spring concerts. Some groups help the school out by doing jobs for it such as the AV Crew, Gym, Library and Office Assis- tants. One group help out in their own class-the Biology Lab Assistants. There are organizations that stem from their own classes such as the French, Science, Home Ec and Art Clubs. Some help out with the community - the Key Club and Nike Club. A couple of organizations in- form the students of the activities and sports of the school such as the Students Voice and the Olympian. Some groups are just a- ward-winning - the Nation- al Honor Society. Quite a few of the groups help the high school and other places such as Student Council, Future Nurses and Tutors. Then there are groups which raise money and spend it on some things such as Y-Teens and their big Snowball Dance. Most anyone can join any organ- izations, but most have stipulations to follow such as pay dues, be at meetings, etc. So, as many can see, D. A. H. S. has many clubs to choose from and any student can have his own choice. 1977-78 MARCHING BAND SENIORS: FIRST ROW: Belinda Hillyer, Margaret Schweitzer, Beth Everett, Char- lotte Reinke; SECOND ROW: Diana Cope, Teresa Sneddon, Teresa Smith, Sharon Stanley, Karen Halverstadt, Melanie Gottberg; THIRD ROW: Alan McCord, Greg Haren, Tim Adams. MAJORETTES FRONT ROW: Andrea Argabrite, Kim Powell (head), Rorie McIntosh; BACK ROW: Belinda Hillyer, Suz- anne Buckley, Linda Padurean, Charlotte Reinke. SENIOR MAJORETTES 87 Belinda Hillyer Charlotte Reinke BAND COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Maria Cialone, Melanie Gottberg, Kirk Johnson, Danette Goforth, Gary Haren, Sonya Argabrite; BACK ROW: Miss Pilmer, Beth Everett, Kim Powell, Julie Cole, Teresa Sneddon, Joe Mook. JAZZ-ROCK ENSEMBLE 89 “LI’L ABNER” - D.A.H.S. MUSICAL Lisbon's first musical in a long time was put on for a gym-filled audience on the nights of March 31 and April 1. A big thank you to Mrs. Bancroft and to Debbie Easton who put on the show and worried about rehearsals and all. Another thank you to Paul Page for some acting advice and to Miss Jodine Pilmer for directing the orchestra. What a great stage produc- tion it was along with our congratulations to the cast. 92 £6 National Honor Society LAST YEAR'S MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Ken Bailey, Alan McCord, Tim Steitz, Tim Adams, Tom Rudibaugh; BACK ROW: Beth Everett, John McCullough, Mike Buckley, Debbie Hurd, Sue Emerson, Melanie Gottberg. NEW INDUCTEES: FRONT ROW: Judy Taylor, Kim Powell, Lori Lewis, Belinda Hillyer, Karen Halverstadt, Suzanne Buckley, Susan Peterson, Marian Owen; BACK ROW: Ted Hart, Bret Ashton, Keith Crowell, Bob Crihfield, Bret Apple, Carter Beck, Julie Cole, Lori Joseph. O.W.E. C.O.E. 95 Olympian: The D.A.H.S. Yearbook FIRST ROW: R. May, K. Johnson, M. Schweitzer, R. McIntosh, B. Everett, A. Mc- Cord, S. Stanley, K. Bailey, J. Mook, K. Powell, C. Beck, R. Warren; SECOND ROW: G. Haren, B. Hillyer, D. Cope, M. Gottberg, L. James, M. Lambert, F. Senanefes, K. Otto, S. Sweeney, S. Morris, Miss Daniels; THIRD ROW: J. Ashton, C. Arnoto, K. Bartholow, S. Argabrite, J. Rose, R. Gilkinson, T. Hall, M. Dixon, P. Proctor, J. Chapman, T. Guappone. Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil -- Ken, Sharon and Alan tried not to say anything about the annual before it came out! Olympian’s Journaleers FRONT: Carter Beck, Melanie Gottberg; BACK ROW: Joe Mook, Leslie James, Kim Powell, Sharon Stanley, Ken Bailey, Alan McCord. BOTTOM: EDITORS: Sharon Stanley, Alan McCord, Ken Bailey; TOP: ASSISTANT EDITORS: Joe Mook, Kim Powell, Carter Beck. This year, we included new things in the yearbook such as more color pages, expanded sports section, expanded Senior section, more candids and lots more. We tried to make the book look as well as we could despite the cold winter blizzards and study hall fire. We hope you'll like it. 97 Co-Editors Beth Everett and Sue Emerson kept the school informed by reporting all that happened in the school newspaper - the Student's Voice. Quill and Scroll members: Beth Everett Sue Emerson Sharon Morris Suzanne Buckley Alan McCord Laraine Allison Karen Halverstadt Bill Martin Traci Hall Co-Editors Sue Emerson Ass't. Co-Editors Circulation Advertising Art Editor Copy Editor Typists Connie Cannon FRONT ROW: P. Russell, C. Hawthorne, S. Emerson, R. Conway, P. Proctor, J. Tay- lor, K. Powell, P. Burton, S. Sneddon, J. Burnip, S. Morris, A. Gouldsberry, T. Hall, J. Rose, M. Gottberg, L. James, B. Everett, C. Hanna; BACK ROW: K. Halverstadt, J. Mook, A. McCord, P. Hammitt, L. Allison, B. Peppel, S. Buckley, D. Wherry, B. Everett, R. Warren, T. Steitz, S. Kress, T. Hart, G. Haren, B. Martin, T. Guappone, C. Reinke, B. Hillyer, D. Cope, B. Green, V. Faulk. 99 100 Library Assistants KNEELING: M. CullerpL. to R.: A. Barnes, M. Lambart, M. Owen, B. Laugh- lin, K. Jones, T. Smith, V. Wolf, B. McDevitt. Office Assistants FRONT ROW: B. Jackson, D. Wherry, T. McEwen, C. Reynolds, G. Haren, J. Cibula; BACK ROW: J. MacAleese, S. Morris, J. McCullough, P. Proctor, J. Hawthorne. Biology Lab Assistants FRONT ROW: Holly Backer, Belinda Hillyer, Traci Hall, Tami Hoffman, Lisa Minton; BACK ROW: Carter Beck, Jeff McCullough, Bret Apple. Gym Assistants 101 French Club OLD MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: T. Adams, T. Steitz, M. Buckley, K. Bailey, J. Cole, B. Everett, L. Koffel, J. MacAleese, M. Kastner, A. McCord, K. Crowell; SECOND ROW: T. Darcy, J. McCullough, S. Morris, S. Peterson, M. Gottberg, K. Halverstadt, P. Hammett, B. Jackson, K. Powell, S. Buckley, S. Sneddon; THIRD ROW: G. Mattix, B. Apple, B. Crihfield, A. Gouldsberry, L. Minton, M. Cialone, K. Albright, J. Bur- nip, P. Burton, J. Taylor, T. Plachecki, R. Haren, C. Beck. 102 NEW MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: B. Green, V. Fulk, P. Belaney, M. Beck, J. Mook, A. Hurd, L. James; BACK ROW: C. Hanna, J. Rose, S. Argabrite, C. Barton, T. Mc- Laughlin, K. Hause, S. Grubbs, T. Hall. Home Ec Club Art Club 103 AUDIO-VISUAL CREW TUTORS FRONT: Lori Lewis; BACK: Holy Backer, Tim Steitz, Debbie Hurd. 104 FRONT ROW: J. Baronzzi, G. Haren, R. Haren, A. Brown, D. Nold, S. Kress, T. Plachecki; BACK ROW: S. Dunn, D. Wherry, P. Russell, M. Buckley, K. Bailey, T. Baronzzi, J. McCullough, B. Everett. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Herrod, J. Mook, K. Jones, K. Johnson, J. McCullough, M. Gottberg, B. Hillyer, T. Sneddon, D. Cope; SECOND ROW: L. Foster, P. Proctor, R. Conway, J. Rose, S. Argabrite, S. Peterson, K. Albright, S. Grubbs, M. Owen; THIRD ROW: L. James, M. Buckley, T. Adams, B. Ashton, R. Warren, T. Steitz, L. Argabrite, G. Haren. The Science Club had many speakers come in and talk to them. But the most thrilling part of the club was when a group of them went to Flynt, Michigan this year. After school was out, they went there for a couple-day trip on its sites. 105 Y-TEENS Sorry, but due to the bustle of the fire and other mishaps, the photo of junior-senior Y-Teen members has been misplaced or lost. EDITORS JUNIORS AND SENIORS 106 FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: M. Gardner, R. Liber, B. Apple, B. Jackson, T. Adams, C. Reynolds, K. Johnson, R. Haren, B. Sneddon; BACK ROW: L. Padurean, J. Ashton, S. Emerson, P. Hammett, D. Baker, J. Pancurak, R. McIntosh, K. Powell, V. Boyd. FUTURE NURSES FRONT ROW: M. Owen, L. Minton, T. Hoffman, B. Hillyer, M. Gottberg, D. Cope, T. Sneddon; BACK ROW: S. Grubbs, R. Kelch, S. Sneddon, K. Powell, S. Buckley, S. Morris, J. Exline, B. Laughlin. 107 NIKE CLUB FRONT ROW: Virginia Clark, Marilyn Lambert, Vickie Wolf; BACK ROW: Sherry Caliger, Vicki Boyd, Gina Rohm, Barb Roebuck. KEY CLUB Sorry, but again due to the mishandling of photos this year, the picture of the Key Club mem- bers has been misplaced. EDITORS 108 CORINTHIANS The Corinthians is a newly formed group. At their meetings, they dis- cuss stories dealing with the teach- ings of the Bible. LEFT: Martha Dixon; MIDDLE: FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Melinda Schweit- zer, Teresa Sneddon, Karen Hal- verstadt, Charlotte Reinke; RIGHT: Melissa Schweitzer. This is the Potty Patrol. This organization, well, let's say this group has just formed. No one can join and pay dues 'cause it's just one of those things which was hap- hazardly put together. LEFT CU- BICLE: FRONT: J. Mook; BACK: S. Buckley, C. Beck; RIGHT CU- BICLE: K. Johnson, K. Powell. 109 SPORTS SCHOOL ATHLETICS Sports - definition: of, , relating to, or suitable for physical activity engaged in for pleasure. In the high school, there are many forms that this physical activity and pleasure show up in. The sports start at the beginning of the school year with four different sports taking place at one time. The first is football. Many join the football team, and for the past few years, they have turned in great seasons. Of course, there is varsity, reserve and freshman football. Al- so, there is the golf team which has many meets dur- ing its season. Golf has the smallest team at D.A. H.S. The next smal- lest team would be the cross country team which has upheld the highest stand- ards in the several past years. The last fall sport is girls volleyball, reserve and varsity. The winter sport is basketball, and there's all kinds. There's boys freshmen, reserve and varsity along with girls reserve and varsity. After the basketball season is over, it's not long after- wards that boys and girls track starts for its spring season. There's also some summer sports such as baseball, softball and swim- ming in which some of the D.A.H.S. students partici- pate in. Even though each sport uses a different look- ing ball, they all have that one thing in common - practice. Every team must practice weeks and weeks prior to its own season to be up to their full potential. So, as dedicated as each team is, they all are part of a strong sports program here at David Anderson High School. FRONT ROW: Mr. Hum, Mr. Edwards, Ben Carman, Brian Cooper, Jim Pezzano, Keith Crowell, Bill Gouldsberry, Kevin Viets, Ted Hart, Bret Ashton, Tom Reese, Dave McLaughlin, Bill Martin, Tad Rose, John MacAleese, Pat Belaney, Dave Mac- Aleeses, Mr. Gilkey; SECOND ROW: Mr. Miller, Mr. Votaw, Mr. Engel, Joe Pas- tore, Mark Gardner, Terry Fulk, Dan Guappone, Dave Nold, Nils Weiner, Mark Kastner, Roger Warren, Tim McAllister, Bob Crihfield, Bret Apple, Tim Plachecki, Tate Plachecki, Mike Brown, Mike Sweeney, Mr. Ashton, Mr. Coldsnow; THIRD ROW: Brian Baugh, Tim Loch, Matt Gottberg, Tim Dickey, Judd Kemats, Brian Peppel, Steve Kress, Dan Martin, Mike Beck, Gordon Mattix, Richard Rupp, William Wells. Mark Fitch. . H. S. 1977-78 SEASON OPPONENT 7 Columbiana 20 14 Wellsville 0 6 Southern 7 17 Springfield 14 33 Leetonia 22 21 Sebring 12 35 United 14 . 35 Stanton 0 17 Crestview 0 36 East Palestine 0 CO-CAPTAINS: Bret Ashton, Tad Rose, Ted Hart. This year Coach William Coldsnow guided the football team to an 8-2 record and Tri-county champs. Thanks to his ef- fort and leadership, the team went on to overpower their rivals and help Tad Rose gain 1, ill yards Congratulations Devils! BRET ASHTON KEITH CROWELL BILL GOULDSBERRY KEVAN GRIMM TED HART JOHN MacALEESE BILL MARTIN MARK KASTNER 116 tim McAllister dave McLaughlin JIM PEZZANO TOM REESE TAD ROSE KEVIN VIETS ROGER WARREN NILS WEINER 117 RESERVE 1977-78 SEASON D. A. H. S. OPPONENT FRESHMAN 1977-78 SEASON D. A. H. S. OPPONENT 0 United Local 20 6 Springfield 18 0 Wellsville 20 6 Springfield Jefferson 24 6 Southern Local 24 6 Columbiana 0 6 Westgate 14 118 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Coach Bill Miller, Brian Weinstock, Kurt Kessler, Mark Barth, Jim Mountz, Don Coleman; SECOND ROW: Bill Sneddon, Steve Bosel, Danny Thompson, William Whit- man, Toby Vollnogle; THIRD ROW: Steve McCord, Bruce Carman, Garry Evans, Barry Crowell, Doug Rankin. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Janet Burnip, Sherry Sweeney, Patty Hammett, Tami Hoffman, Sue Emerson, Pam Proctor. 120 The cheerleaders are a group of girls dedicated to cheering and hollering for die team. They are at games, bonfires and pep rallies encouraging the crowd to hoot 'n holler, and the crowd reacts with screams and shouts of their own. the cheerleaders uphold the team and school spir- it. They are an indispensible part of sports. SENIORS: Patty Hammett, Sue Emerson, Tami Hoffman, Sherry Sweeney. 121 GO! 122 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS FIGHT! FIRST ROW: Janine Ashton, Robin McIntosh, Cassie Haw- thorne; SECOND ROW: Beth Richerdson, Janice Ward; THIRD ROW: Chris Reinke. WIN! FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Susan Donahey, Dawn Baker, Jill McCamon, Tami Guappone, Cindy Fitch. 123 CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Gary Haren, Bill Everett, Julie Cole, Kirk Johnson, Mike Harmon, Dave Carman; BACK ROW: Coach Jim Patsey, Ray Haren, Tom McEwen, Chris Reynolds, Tim Adams, Tim Steitz, Coach John Ullom. 1977-78 SEASON . West Branch, Stanton Local, Columbiana WON Salem, East Palestine 2nd Rotary Invitational WON East Liverpool, Weirton 2nd Malone Invitational 7th Springfield Local WON Western Reserve WON County Meet WON Carroll Invitational WON Beaver Local WON Sectional WON Stanton Local WON Springfield Local, South Range, Beaver Local WON District 4th 124 FRONT ROW: Dan Nold, Scott Hammitt, Nick Muntean, Doug Dowd; BACK ROW: Jeff Chapman, Tom Pastore, Terry Shuman, Dean Pastore; MISSING: Coach Phil Roudebush. 125 1978 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS LORI KOFFEL The 1977 Football Home- coming Court. L. to R.: Linda Padurean (Sopho- more), Rita Conway (Jun- ior), Homecoming Queen Lori Koffel (Junior), Sher- ry Sweeney (Senior), Susan Donahey (Freshman). 127 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Manager Sharon Morris, Pam Arter, Debbie Hurd, Virginia Clark, Perri Russell; BACK ROW: Coach Peggie Mad- den, Jeane Pittenger, Peggy Burton, Susan Peterson, Karen Al- bright, Carol Hirst, Lisa Minton. SENIORS: FRONT: Perri Russell; BACK: Vir- ginia Clark, Debbie Hurd, Pam Arter. 1977 -78 SEASON D. A . H. S. Opp. • 9 United 15 13 Salem 15 Local 5 15 4 15 15 Sebring 9 12 Crestview 15 16 14 1 15 8 Wellsville 15 9 Leetonia 15 4 15 15 12 8 Crestview 15 8 15 5 15 11 Beaver 15 5 Sebring 15 Local 10 15 7 15 9 Leetonia 15 4 Stanton 15 6 15 Local TOURNAMENT 8 15 15 Farmington 5 3 Wellsville 15 15 0 2 15 8 Leetonia 15 2 Southern 15 1 15 Local 3 15 128 RESERVE VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Barb Everett, Traci Hall, Alice Gouldsberry, Lori Joseph, Maria Cialone, Suzie Sneddon, Coach Peggie Madden; BACK ROW: Chris Hanna, Amy Hurd, Sherry Caliger, Patty Spooner, Laurie Barnard, Sharon McAllister. 1977-78 SEASON D. A.H.S. OPPONENT 8 United Local 15 9 Salem 15 8 15 15 12 1 Crestview 15 2 15 6 15 5 Sebring 15 5 Leetonia 15 7 15 8 15 7 Wellsville 15 15 Beaver Local 10 1 15 15 10 10 Crestview 15 7 Stanton Local 15 4 15 4 15 15 Sebring 4 1 Wellsville 15 8 15 4 15 10 15 1 Southern Local 15 15 Leetonia 10 2 15 6 15 Forfeit REFLECTIONS The world is a looking glass, and gives back to every man the reflection of his Own face. Frown at it and it in turn will look sourly upon you, laugh at it and with it, and it is a jolly kind com- panion. William Makepeace Thackery 131 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Karen Albright, Judy Bryan, Debbie Butream; BACK ROW: Debbie Hurd, Carol Hirst, Susan Peterson, Pam Arter, Coach Jolane Day. 1977-78 SEASON Southern Local LOST Beaver Local LOST Crestview LOST Beaver Local LOST United Local LOST Leetonia WON Stanton Local LOST Southern Local LOST Sebring WON Crestview LOST Springfield LOST United Local LOST 132 133 L. to R.: Alice Gouldsberry, Anna Anthony, Laurie Barnard, Pam Arter, Vicki Boyd, Cathy Strum, Peggy Barnard. D.A.H.S. 23 1977-78 SEASON Southern . OPPONENT 43 8 Beaver 30 4 Crestview 47 10 Beaver 40 3 United 14 18 Leetonia 27 4 Stanton 45 23 Southern 41 23 Sebring 17 5 Crestview 43 29 Springfield 6 14 United 17 134 8 Y i FRONT ROW: Bret Apple, Tom Reese, Mark Manning, Mark Fitch, Judd Kemats; BACK ROW: Roger Warren, Tim Steitz, Dave Wherry, Tim Adams, Bret Ashton, Tom Rudi- baugh. 1977-78 SEASON D.A.H.S. OPPONENT 55 East Palestine 59 46 Sebring 87 64 Leetonia 76 59 Columbiana 89 79 Southern 67 67 South Range 96 47 United 64 41 Stanton 53 60 Crestview 61 63 Springfield 78 78 Beaver 89 60 Sebring 96 65 United 71 47 Southern 66 68 Stanton 44 68 Leetonia 75 49 . Springfield 74 56 Crestview 53 136 BRET ASHTON TIM STEITZ DAVE WHERRY ROGER WARREN TIM ADAMS TOM REESE 137 FRONT ROW: Mike Beck, Tom Darcy, Gordon Mattix, Tate Plachecki, Mike Sweeney; BACK ROW: Tim Loch, Richard Thomas, Bob Crihfield, Jeff Adams, Dave Carman. D. A.H.S. 1977-78 SEASON OPPONENT 24 East Palestine 35 45 Sebring 63 53 Leetonia 45 37 Columbiana 39 41 Southern 45 36 South Range 57 57 United 67 47 Stanton 41 40 Crest view 61 48 Springfield 51 37 Beaver Local 42 50 Sebring 47 47 United 48 50 Southern 42 48 Stanton 29 38 Leetonia 46 48 Springfield 36 53 Crestview 46 Coach Ed Gilkey going over game stra- tegy. FRONT ROW: Tom Pastore, Jim Mountz, Bruce Carman, Jim Davis, Kevin Douglas; BACK ROW: Bobby Hurd, John Wymer, Scott Dunn, Mark Barth, Kurt Kessler, Coach Curt Bacon. D. A. H. S. 1977-78 SEASON OPPONENT 33 E.L. Westgate 37 19 Stanton Local 30 37 Southern Local 28 23 Sebring 43 45 Columbiana 33 37 Springfield 35 34 Crestview 43 31 Salem 61 38 Southern Local 17 30 Sebring 39 28 Beaver Local 33 38 United Local 31 26 Crestview 17 35 TOURNAMENT South Range 33 30 United Local 24 36 East Palestine 37 Freshmen D.A.H.S. SPORTS’ BEST FALL FOOTBALL John Macaleese This year, John received football awards for being a member of All Tri- County and All County, along with the Most Valuable Defensive Lineman. Roger Warren Roger received honors of First Team All County and First Team Tri- County All Star. Ted Hart All County and Tri-County FirstoTeam Offense, N.E. Ohio Defense Morn- ing Journal All Star Team and Offensive M. V. P., East Liverpool All Star Team, All Ohio Honorable Mention AP and UPI and Lisbon's Most Valuable Player. Dave McLaughlin Dave received the honors of Tri-County and All County First Team and being Lisbon's Best Defensive Back. Bret Ashton All Tri-County, All N.E. Ohio First Team All County, All Ohio First Team AP and UPI, N. E. Ohio Offensive Player of the Year, East Liver- pool Review All Star Team and Morning Journal Defensive Player of the Year and All Area Team. o O Tad Rose Tad had many awards such as First Team All County and Tri-County, All Ohio Honorable Mention, Morning Journal Offensive Player of the Year and Salem News, E.L. Review and Morning Journal All Star. He also received many congratulations for his fine effort of gaining 1, 111 yards in a single season. FALL VOLLEYBALL Karen Albright Karen had the pleasure of representing Lisbon on Second Team Tri-County. She was also Lisbon's Defensive M. V.P. 146 D.A.H.S. SPORTS BEST FALL CROSS COUNTRY Tom McEwen This year, Tom went to State finals. He finished twenty-sixth with a time of 13:20. Mike Harmon Mike also went to State. Being a sophomore, his efforts are great and hopefully improve in the years to come. He finished eighteenth with a time of 13:08 this year. WINTER BASKETBALL Tim Adams Tim received honors this year of Morning Journal Offensive M. V. P., Sal- em News All Area Team, Morning Journal Honorable Mention, Salem News Cager-of-the-Week, Tri-County and All County Second Team and he also received the Wilfred Klunk Award and the David Arter Award. SPRING TRACK Dennis James Dave McLaughlin Tom Reese Roger Warren These four tracksters received high honors as they went to State and com- peted against many schools. They all did their best and finished third with a time of 1:32. 7 in the 880 Relay. They also broke the high school record for the 880 Relay. CONGRATULATIONS! Steve Kress Although tripping in his attempt for State finals, Steve did represent Lisbon in the discus through his fine efforts. Julie Cole Julie also went to State finals this year, as she did last year. In her mile run attempts, she finished first in District with a time of 5:28.2 and fin- ished ninth in State at 5:38. 1978 Basketball Homecoming Court and Escorts. FIRST ROW: Donnie Carman and Bennay Pezzano, Charlie Borg and Sherry Sweeney; SECOND ROW: Mike Buckley and Cassie Hawthorne; THIRD ROW: Ted Hart and Laraine Allison, Tad Rose and Sharon Butream. LEFT: Senior Attendant Bennay Pezzano with es- cort Donnie Carman. RIGHT: The 1978 Basketball Homecoming Queen Sherry Sweeney with escort Char- lie Borg. 149 BOYS TRACK FRONT ROW: Bill Whitman, Dan Bartholow, Jeff Chapman, Pat Belaney, Mark Gardner, Kirk Johnson, Joe Pastore, Tracy Evans, Ed James, Bill Everett, Gary Haren, Don Henthorne, Russell Liber, Jeff Ebert; BACK ROW: Coach Chick Ashton, Tad Rose, Bret Ashton, Tom Reese, Davd McLaughlin, Tim Steitz, Roger Warren, Tom McEwen, Steve Kress, Keith Crowell, Dennis James, Dave Carman, Mike Beck, Mike Harmon, Bret Apple, Coach John Ullom. 1978 SEASON Southern Local WON Sebring WON Leetonia WON United Local LOST Crestview WON East Palestine Relays WON Beaver Local WON Tri-County Meet FOURTH East Palestine County Meet FIFTH 150 SENIORS: L. to R.: Tad Rose, Bret Ashton, Tom Reese, Dave McLaughlin, Tim Steitz, Roger Warren, Tom McEwen, Keith Crowell, Dennis James. 151 GIRLS TRACK FRONT ROW: Judy Bryan, Barb Everett, Melissa Schweitzer, Danette Goforth, Alice Gouldsberry, Robin McIntosh, Janine Ashton, Charlotte Reinke, Sue McEwen, Debbie Butream; BACK ROW: Martha Dixon, Jeanne Pittenger, Amy Hurd, Becky Green, Beth Everett, Janice Ward, Jill McCamon, Julie Cole, Peggy Burton, Chris Hanna, Traci Hall, Dawn Baker, Cathy Strum, Melinda Schweitzer. 1978 SEASON Crestview WON Southern Local LOST Leetonia WON Sebring WON South Range LOST Mathews WON 152 This year, the girls track was coached by Miss Jo- dine Pilmer (opposite page, bottom right) in her second year. Again, they attained a very good school record with four wins and two losses. They also broke many, many high school track rec- ords this year with their fine athletic ability, deter- mination and sportsmanship. CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS! 153 DANCE, DANCE, DANCE..... -rf� ’ 1 I � . b i f V 155 The 1977 Snow- ball Court. L. to R.: Teresa Sneddon, Tami Hoffmann, Queen Diana Cope, Patty Hammett, Mel- anie Gottberg. BOTTOM LEFT: Having a great time is Melanie Gottberg and escort Jeff Cain. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Rudibaugh crowns the new Snowball Queen Diana Cope. 157 1978 PROM QUEEN AND KING 158 MISS SUZANNE BUCKLEY MR. MARK GARDNER The 1978 Junior-Senior Prom Court. L. to R.: Ray Borg, Rita Conway, 1978 Prom Queen Suzanne Buckley, 1978 Prom King Mark Gardner, Janet Burnip, and Tim Plachecki. RIGHT: 1977 King Tad Rose and Queen Beth Everett dance with the Prom Court and the 1978 Prom King and Queen. LEFT: 1978 King Mark Gardner and Queen Suzanne Buckley in the royal dance with the Prom Court. The 1978 Prom was held May 6, 1978 at the Maronite Center. The theme was More Than A Feel- ing. The supper was a banquet- style smorgasbord and the Prom was held promptly afterwards. The group, Great Lakes, returning for the second year, provided excellent music for all. At 9:30, Suzanne became Queen Mark became King for the 1978 Prom. Busloads of people were hauled to the Youngstown YMCA for the After Prom. Here, the music was provided by Uninvited. There was swimming, volleyball and others. At 4:00, the promgoers chaper- ones traveled back to Lisbon for the sunrise, breakfast, sleep, etc. 159 160 Hi n i AFTER PROM 161 SENIOR ACTIVITIES TIMOTHY JAY ADAMS Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble- 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club-4; French Club-2, 3 Vice-Pres., 4; Student Council- 2, 3 Sec-Treas., 4 Pres.; A V Crew-2, 3; National Honor Sod- ety-3, 4; Honors Banquet-3, 4; Senior Play Cast-4; Boy’s Basket- ball-1, 2, 4; Cross Country-3, 4; Track-3 Teenager-Of-The-Month- Candid ate-Feb. and March, Win- ner March. JACKIE LIONEL ARGABRITE LARAINE KAY ALLISON Chorus-3; Marching Band-1; Con- cert Band-1; Basketball Attendant - 4; C.O.E.-4; Nike Club-2; Sci- ence Club-2; Y-Teens-1, 2-3, 4; Future Nurses-1, 2; Student’s Voice- 1,2, 3, 4 Curculation Manager; Quill and Scroll-4; Senior Class Secretary; Rabble Rousers-1; Track- 1; Future Teachers-1, 2; JEANENE ALTENHOF C.O.E.-4; Home Ec Club-2, 3; PAMELA JEAN ARTER Chorus-1, 3, 4; County Chorus-1, 3; Young and Alive-4; Solo and En- semble-4; Home Ec Club-3; Nike Club-3, 4 Corresponding Sec.; Girls' Basketball-3, 4 Co-Captain; Volleyball-2, 3, 4; Li'l Abner Mu- sical-4 ROBERT DALE ASHTON Home Ec Club-4; Key Club-1, 2, 3,4; Science Club-4; A V Crew- 3, 4; National Honor Society-4; Honors Banquet-4; Football-1,2, 3, 4; Boy's Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-2,3,4; Junior Yr. Football- 2nd Team All-County, Lisbon Most Valuable Defensive Back; Senior Yr. Football 1st Team All- County, All Tri County, All North- Eastern Ohio, All Ohio 1st Team U.P.I. All Ohio 1st Team A.P. Nominated to Ohio North All Star Team, N.E.O. Offensive Player of the Year, Morning Journal Defensive Player of the Year, Edwin Bucher Award, Salem News Player of the Week, Morning Journal All Area Team East Liver- pool Review All Star Team. HOLIDAY SUE BACKER Chorus-3, 4; Home Ec. Club-1; Nike Club-2; Science Club 2; Y- Teens-4; Rabble Rousers-1; KENNETH JAMES BAILEY French Club-2, 3, 4; A V Crew- 3, 4; National Honor Society-3, 4; Journaleers-3, 4; Olympian Staff- 3 ass. co-editor, 4 co-editor; RUTHANN BARNARD C.O.E.-4; Home Ec. Club-2, 3; Art Club-2, 3; Rabble Rousers-1; Senior Play Cast-4; Girls' Basket- ball-3; Track-1,2,3; JOSEPH ERIC BARONZZI A V Crew-4; Senior Play Cast-4 GERRI LYNDA BOSWORTH TERRI LYNDA BOSWORTH ARTHUR LEROY BROWN III A V Crew-4; Senior Play Cast-4; Basketball Manager-1,2,3; Li'l Abner Stage Crew MICHAEL ALLEN BUCKLEY Key Club-2,4; Science Club-2, 3, 4; French Club-2, 3, 4; Student's Voice-4; Freshman Class Pres.; A V Crew-1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Sodety-3, 4; Honors Banquet-1, 2,3,4; Football-1; Boys' Basket- ball-1,2,3; Track-1.2; Teenager- Of-The -M onth-Candid ate -Nov. and Jan, Winner January SHARON DENISE BUTREAM Football attendant-2; Basketball attendant-4; C.O.E.-4; Science Club-2; French Club-2, 3; Student Council-1,3; Cheerleader-1; ROBERT PAUL CARLISLE EDWARD THOMAS CASTO Chorus Solo and Ensemble-1,2; EDWARD ALLEN CHUCK JAMES HOWARD CIBULA Tutor-4; Football-1,2; Office Aid- 4; VIRGINIA FAYE CLARK Chorus-2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club-1, 3; Nike Club-4 Vice-Pres.; Girls' Basketball-3; Volleyball-2, 3, 4; Li'l Abner Musical-4 RANDAL JAMES COLEMAN DIANNA LYNN COPE County Chorus-1,4; Band Banner Carrier-4; Snowball Queen-4; Business Club-2,3; Nike Club-2, 3; Science Club-2, 3, 4; Y-Teens- 1,2, 3, 4; Pres.; Future Nurses-1, 2, 3 Vice-Pres., 4; Students Voice- 4; Olympian Staff-4; Rabble Rous- ers-3; Senior Play Cast-4; Li'l Abner Musical-4; PAUL JOSEPH CROSSER O. W. E.-3, 4; Cross Country Track-1, 2, 3; KEITH ALAN CROWELL Key Club-4; French Club-2, 3, 4; Nation Honor Society-4; Honors Banquet-1, 2, 4; Senior Play Cast- 45 Track-4 Gym Ass. -4 JO ANN DAVNER Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus-3; Home Ec Club-1; Science Club- 1,2; Y-Teens-1, 2; LINDA ANN DAVNER C.O.E.-4; Y-Teens-1, 2, 3,4; Student's Voice-3, 4; Rabble Rous- ers-1, 2; Track-1 DIANE LYNN DAVISON O.W.E.-4 TERRI LUJEAN DETWII£R DAVID ALLEN DICKEY ERIC DIXON Welding-3; Senior Play Cast-4 SUSAN LEE EMERSON Football Homecoming Queen-3; Science Club-2; French Club-2, 3; Y-Teens-1,2, 3, 4; Future Nurses- 2; Students Voice-1, 2, 3 Ass. Co- Editor, 4 Co-Editor; Quill and Scroll-3,4; Freshman Vice-Pres.; Student Council-2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-3, 4; Honors Ban- quet-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast- 45 Track-2; Cheerleader-1, 4; BRUCE MICHAEL ENGLISH Football-1,2; Boys' Basketball-1, 2; PATTY LEONA EVANS O.W.E.-3,4; Home Ec Club-2,3 ROBERT LYNN EVANS O.W.E.-3, 4; ELIZABETH JUNE EVERETT Chorus and County Chorus-1; Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble - 3,4; Band Treas.-3; Band Council- 3, 4; Prom Queen-3; Science Club- 3 Vice-Pres., 4; French Club- 2, 3, 4 Pres.; Y-Teens-1, 2, 3,4; Students Voice-1, 2, 3 Ass. Co- Editor, 4 Co-Editor; Sophomore Class Pres.; National Honor So- ciety-3, 4; Honors Banquet-4; Senior Play Cast-4; Track-3, 4; Future Teachers-1 Sec., 2 RICKY LEE FRANKLIN O.W.E.-3, 4; JAMES BRIAN GARVEN Concert Band-1, 2; Senior Play Stage Crew-4 MELANIE DENISE GOTTBERG Marching Band-1,2,3,4; Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble- 3,4; Band Council-3, 4; Jazz Band- 3, 4; Pep Band-4 County Band-1, 2,4; Snowball Attendant-4; Future Teachers-1, 2 Vice-Pres.; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents-3, 4; Buckeye Girl's State Alternate-3; Science Club-3,4; French Club-2, 3,4; Y-Teens-1, 2,3,4; Tutor-1; Future Nurses-4; Students Voice-4; Olympian Treas.; Journaleers-4; Senior Class Treas.; Rabble Rousers-1, 2; National Hon- or Society-3, 4; Honors Banquet- 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast-4; Vol- leyball-2; Teenager-Of-The- Month-October; U'l Abner Or- chestra BILLY JOE GOULDSBERRY Welding-3, 4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Basketball-1; Track-1 KEVAN RAY GRIMM Welding-3, 4; Football-1, 2, 3 MICHAEL JAMES HALLIGAN Home Ec. Club-2, 3 Vice-Pres.; KAREN LYNN HALVERSTADT Chorus-3, 4; Marching Band-1; Concert Band-1; Band Banner Carrier; C.O.E.-4; Business Club- 4; Nike Club-1,2,3; Science Club- 1,2; French Club-2,3,4; Y-Teens- 1,2, 3,4; Tutor-1; Future Nurses- 1,2; Students Voice-1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll-4; Rabble Rous- ers-1, 2; A V Crew-2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-4; Honors Banquet- 1, 4; Corinthia ns-3, 4; Buckeye Girls State-3 PATRICIA SUE HAMMETT Snowball attendant-4; Prom at- tendant-3; French Club-3,4; Y- Teens-2, 4; Student Council-4 Sec.; Rabble Rousers-1, 2; Senior Play Cast-4; Track-1; Cheer- lead er-1, 2, 3, 4; GREGORY THOMAS HAREN Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band-1. 2. 3, 4; Solo and Ensem- ble-1, 2, 3, 4; County Band-2; Key Club-3,4; Science Club-2; Stu- dents Voice-1, 2, 3, 4; Olympian - 2, 3, 4; All Ohio State Band-3, 4; TED WILLIAM HART National Honor Society-4; Honors Banquet-4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Basketball-1,2; Track-2; Junior Year Football-All County Honorable Mention, Lisbon Most Valuable Lineman; Senior Year Football-All County 1st team Of- fensive, Tri-County 1st Team Offense, North Eastern Ohio De- fense, Morning Journal All Star Team, Morning Journal Most Valuable Offensive Lineman, East Liverpool All Star Team, All Ohio Honorable Mention (AP) All Ohio Honorable Mention (VPI), Lisbon Most Valuable Player, CASSANDRA NELL HAWTHORNE Who's Who Among American High School Students-3, 4; Bas- ketball attendant-4; Science Club- 1; Y-Teens-4; Students Voice-4; Junior Class Treas.; Rabble Rous- ers-1; Track-1, 2, 3; Cheerleader- 4; R. MARK HAWTHORNE Welding-3, 4; BELINDA HILLYER Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band-1,2, 3,4; Solo and Ensemble- 3,4; County Band-4; Science Club-2, 3, 4; Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses-3, 4 Vice-Pres.; Students Voice-4; Olympian-4; Rabble Rousers-2, 3; National Honor Society-4; Honors Banquet- 1,4; Senior Play Cast-4; Major- ette-3, 4; Pep Band-4; U'l Abner Orchestra-4; Biology Lab Ass.-4; Candy Striper-4 TAMERA LEIGH HOFFMANN Chorus-1,4; Young and Alive-4; Snowball Attendant-4; Science Club-2, 3; French Club-1, 2, 3; Y- Teens-1, 2, 3, 4; Tutor-4; Student Council-2; Rabble Rousers-2; Volleyball Cap. 2 Track-2; Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 4; Li'l Abner Musical-4 DEBRA LEE HURD Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus- 1,2; Young and Alive-3, 4; Solo and Ensemble-3. 4; Nike Club-2; Sci- ence Club-2; French Club-2, 3; Y- Teens-1, 2; Tutor-4; Student Coun- cil-2; National Honor Society-3, 4; Honors Banquet-1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball-3, 4; Volleyball-2, 3, 4; Track-2; Teenager-Of-The- Month Candidate and Winner for January; Li'l Abner Cast-4; Biol- ogy Lab Assistant-3; BILLI p HUTCHESON O.W.E.-3, 4; Home Ec. Club-3 JEANY LYNN HUTCHESON Chorus-3; C.O.E.-4; Home Ec. Club-1,2; Nike Club-3; Y-Teens-4 KATHY JO IKIRT Rabble Rousers-1 ROBERT GENE JACKSON Key Club-4; French Club-2, 3, 4; Student Council-4; Senior Play Cast-4; Football Stat-4 JAMES LEROY JACKSON 0. W.E.-4 KAREN SUE JOHNSON Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus- 1, 2, 4; Young and Alive-3, 4; Solo and Ensemble-1, 3, 4; Business Club-2,3; Home Ec. Club-1,2, 3,4; Science Club-2,3,4; Y-Teens- 1, 2, 3, 4; Rabble Rousers-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1,2,3,4; Li'l Abner Musical- 4 THOMAS HARRY JOHNSON O.W.E.-3, 4; Football-1,2 WILBERT EDWARD pHNSON Chorus-2; Solo and Ensemble- 1,2; O.W.E.-3, 4; Science Club- 1,2, 3,4; Art Club-1,2 MARY ANN JOSEPH Chorus-4; Y-Teens-4; Senior Play Cast-4; li'l Abner Musical DENNY LEE KAMPFER Golf-3 • MARK THOMAS KASTNER Key Club-4; French Club-1,2 Treas., 3,4; Tutor-4; Senior Class Vice-Pres.; Senior Play Cast-4; Football-2, 4; Golf-3; Track-3, 4; Gym ass. -4 WILLIAM LEE KIEHL MARILYN p LAMBERT Chorus-3, 4; Nike Club-2, 3 Treas. 4 Pres.; Y-Teens-4; Olympian-4; Library Ass. -4 PATRICIA ANN LARKINS BRUCE KELLY LEAKE 0. W.E.-3, 4 RILLA CATHERINE LESHER Chorus-4; Home Ec. Club-1,2, 3; Nike Club-2, 3, 4 Sec.; Y- Teens-1, 4; Future Nurses-1, 4; Students Voice-1; Olympian-3, 4; Senior Play Cast-4 LORI GAYLE LEWIS Chorus-3, 4; Young and Alive-3, 4; Solo and Ensemble-3,4; Marching Band-1; Concert Band-1; Science Club-2, 3; Y-Teens-1, 2, 3 4; Tutor-4; Future Nurses-1, 2, 3; Students Voice-2; Student Coun- cil-3; Rabble Rousers-2; National Honor Society-4; Honors Banquet- 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast-4; Girls' Basketball-2; Volleyball-2; Track-1,2,3; Teenager-Of-The- Month Candidate; Li'1 Abner Musical PHN JOSEPH MACALEESE Home Ec. Club-4; Key Club-1, 2; French Club-2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast-4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Basketball-1; Track-2, 3,4; All Tri County; All County; Most Valuable Defensive Lineman TIMOTHY OWEN MCALLISTER Welding-3, 4; Art Club-1, 2; Stu- dent Council at J.V.S.-4; Foot- ball-1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Basketball- 1, 2; Track-1, 3; R. THOMAS MCCARTNEY Welding-3,4; Track-2, 3 ALAN JAY MCCORD Pep Band-1, 2; Rock Ensemble-1, 2,3, 4; Chorus-3; Young and Alive- 3; Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and En- semble-1, 2, 4; County Band-1, 4; Science Club-2, 3; French Club- 2, 3, 4; Students Voice-1, 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll-4; Olympian-2, 3 Ass, Co-Editor, 4 Co-Editor; Journaleers 3, 4; National Honor Society-3, 4; Honors Banquet- 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Play Bus. Mana.; Track-1,2; Li'l Abner Ochestra PHN SAMUEL MCCULLOUGH Key Club-4; Science Club-1,2, 3, 4 Pres.; French Club-3, 4; A V Crew-2, 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety-3, 4; Senior Play Cast-4; Boys' Basketball-1; Cross Country- 1,2; Golf-2, 4; BRENT KEVIN MCDEVITT Home Ec. Club-4; Key Club-1,2; Library Ass. -4; Li'l Abner Stage Crew-4 DAVID STEPHEN MCE WEN Track-1; FFA-4 THOMAS EDWIN MCEWEN Cross Country-3,4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE JAY MCGRAW DAVID ALAN MCLAUGHLIN Welding-3,4; Science Club-1; Boys' Basketball-1; Track-1,3,4; Senior Class Pres, at JVS; Foot- ball-1, 2, 3, 4; Tri County 1st Team, All County 1st Team, Best Defensive Back WILLIAM CLAYTON MARTIN Marching Band-2, 3; Concert Band- 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble-3; County Band-2; Art Club-3, 4 EDWARD ALLAN MILLER Home Ec. Club-3; THOMAS JAMES MORGAN 0. W.E.-3, 4; Football-2 TERESA ANN MYERS BOONE JAY ALAN NOLTE Marching Band-1,2; Concert Band- 1,2; Welding-3, 4; Key Club-1; Science Club-1; Senior Class Vice- Pres. at JVS; Sec. of JVS TERESA LYNN NULL Business Club-2,3; Science Club- 1,2,3; French Club-2; Y-Teens- 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Class Sec.; Rabble Rousers-1, 2; Senior Play Cast-4 KIM ELLEN OTTO Chorus-3; C.O.E.-4; Y-Teens-3; Rabble Rousers-1, 2; Girls' Basket- ball-2; Volleyball-1,2; Track-2; Cheerleader-2; Spanish Club-2 KARLE ERIC PETERSON Marching Band-1,2,3; Concert Band-1, 2, 3; Art Ass. -4; Gym Ass. -4 BENNAY JEAN PEZZANO Football Attend ant-1; Basketball Attendant-4; C.O.E.-4; Science Club-1,2; Nike Club-2; Y-Teens- 1, 2, 3, 4; Students Voice-1, 2; Freshman Class Sec.; Rabble Rousers-2; Cheerleader-1,2 JAMES ANTHONY PEZZANO Prom Attendant-3; Student Coun- cil-4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Basketball-1, 2 THOMAS RAY REESE Prom Attendant-3; Welding-3; Tutor-4; A V Crew-4; Gym Ass. - 4; Senior Play Cast-4; Football- 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLOTTE RAE REINKE Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band-1,2, 3,4; Pep Band-1, 2, 4; Jazz Band-2, 3,4; Solo and Ensem- ble-2, 3, 4; Young and Alive-3, 4; Chorus-1,3,4; County Chorus-1, 3; Buckeye Girls State Alternate-3; Li'l Abner Musical-4; Biology Lab Ass, -3; Girls double trio-3, 4; Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses- 1; Students Voice-3, 4; Rabble Rousers-1, 2 4; Senior Play Cast- 4; Track-3, 4; Majorette-4 CHRISTOPHER ALLEN REYNOLDS Key Club-1; Student Council-4; Football-2; Boys Basketball-2; Cross Country-1, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3; Gym Ass. -3, 4; Football Stat- 3,4 KURT I. REYNOLDS O.W.E.-3, 4 GALE ROGERS O.W.E.-3,4 TAD ERIC ROSE Prom King-3; Welding-3; Sopho- more Class Vice-Pres.; Student Council-1,2; Senior Play Cast-4; Track-4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; 1st Team All County, 1st Team Tri County, All Ohio Honorable Men- tion, Bud Bucher Award, Morning Journal Offensive Player of the Year, Salem News All Star, Morn- ing Journal All Star, East Liver- pool All Star THOMAS PAUL RIDIBAUGH Key Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Pres.; Fresh- man Class Treas.; Junior Class Vice-Pres.; National Honor So- ciety-3, 4; Honors Banquet-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast-4; Boys Basket- ball-1, 2, 3, 4; Teenager-Of-The- Month Candidate; Gym Ass.-3 PERRI LYNN RUSSELL Marching Band-1; Concert Band-1; Science Club-1,2; Art Club-2,3, 4; Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4; Students Voice-1, 2, 3, 4; Olympian-3; Journaleers-3; Rabble Rousers-2; A V Crew-3, 4; Girls Basketball- 3, 4; Volleyball-3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3 TIBOR ALEXANDER SAMU Home Ec. Club-3; Senior Play Cast-4 MARGARET GRACE SCHWEITZER Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4 JOY L. SCOTT Football Attendant-2; C.O.E.-4; Business Club-1,2; Nike Club-2; Science Club-1,2; French Club- 2; Y-Teens-1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Sec.; Student Council-1,2 FAYE ELLEN SENANEFES Prom Attendant-3; C.O.E.-4; Business Club-2; Flome Ec. Club- 1,2; Nike Club-1; Science Club- 2; Y-Teens-1, 2; Future Nurses- 1; Student Council-1; Rabble Rousers-1, 2; Track-1 TAMM I SUE SHEPARD CONNIE SUE SHUMAN C.O.E.-4; Home Ec, Club-1,2; TERESA MAY SMITH Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band -1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band -1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble-3, 4; County Band-2, 4; Band Librarian; Li 1 Abner Orchestra-4; Home Ec. Club-1, 2; Library Ass. -4 TERESA LEE SNEDDON Chorus-4; Jazz Band-2, 3, 4; March- ing Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band- 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble-1, 2, 3, 4; County Band -2, 4; Pep Band-4; Li 1 Abner Orchestra; Cor- inthians-3, 4; Band Council-4; Junior Band Treas.; Senior Band Pres.; Snowball Attendant-4; Bus- iness Club-3; Home Ec. Club-4; Science Club-2, 3, 4; Y-Teens- 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses-1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Pres. SHARON MAE STANLEY Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble- 3; Pep Band-1, 2, 3, 4; County Band-1, 2, 4; Li 1 Abner Orchestra- 4; Home Ec. Club-1,2; Nike Club- 1,2; Y-Teens-1, 3,4; Olympian Ass. Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Journaleers-3, 4; Rabble Rousers- 1,2; Library Ass. -2; Gym Ass. -4; Senior Play Cast-4; Teenager-Of- The-Month Committee-3, 4 Rep- resentative and Candidate TIMITHY CARL STEITZ Home Ec. Club-4; Key Club-2, 4; Science Club-2, 3, 4; French Club-2, 3, 4; Tutor-4; Students Voice-4; Senior Class Pres.; Na- tional Honor Society-3,4; Honors Banquet-2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast- 4; Boys Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country-3, 4; Track-4 Buckeye Boys State-3; Who s Who Among American H.S. Students-3, 4; All County Honorable Mention in Basketball JAMES CHRISTOPHER SWARTZ Jazz Band-3 SHERRY LYNN SWEENEY Basketball Queen-4; Football Attendant-4; Nike Club-2; Y- Teens-1, 2, 3, 4; Tutor-3; Olymp- ian-4; Rabble Rousers-1, 2, 3; Senior Play Cast-4; Cheerleader- 1, 2, 3, 4 DONALD RAY TAYLOR Boys Basketball-1; Prom Com- mittee; Ring Committee CARL LEE TUTTLE 0. W.E.-3,4; Key Club-2,3; Football Manager-2, 3 KEVIN ALLEN VIETS French Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Football- 2, 3, 4; Football Coaches Award DIANE KAROLE WAITE Marching Band-1, 2; Concert Band-1,2; C.O.E.-4; Business Club-4; Home Ec. Club-1, 2; Library Ass. -3 ROGER WILBER WARREN Home Ec. Club-4; Key Club- 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Students Voice 1; Student Council- 3; Senior Play Cast-4; Football- 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; 1st Team All County, 1st Team Tri County All Star NILS JOHANNES WEINER French Club-3,4; A V Crew-4; Boys Basketball-3, 4 DAVID LEE WHERRY Key Club-4; Students Voice-4; A V Crew-4; Boys Basketball-1, 5,4 JAY LLOYD WILLIAMSON Marching Band-2; Concert Band-1, 2; Welding-3; Science Club-2; French Club-2; Honors Banquet- 1; Boys Basketball-1; Pep Band-1; Gym Ass. -4 This year, a group of French III and IV students went to France for a nine-day trip. TTie group consisted of Joe Mook, Carter Beck, Alice Gouldsberry, Suzanne Buckley, Bob Crihfield, Sharon Mor- ris, Suzie Sneddon and Kim Powell. Alan McCord went for his second year and Miss Peggie Madden went as chaperone. Their first three days were spent on the Riviera visiting such places as the beach, perfume factory at Eze and the small country of Monaco. They went to Geneva for two days, traveling through the Mont Blanc Tunnel. Their last two days were spent in Paris and at the wine cellar at Beune. We would like to say - NOUS ESPERONS QUE VOUS AVEZ UNE BONNE FOIS EN FRANCE! Student-Faculty Game: Complete Chaos 167 I SCHOOL SUPPORTERS ► from Lisbon, but they al- so are from Salem, Colum- biana and Leetonia at times. There are many different types of adver- tisers, too. There's the Booster Club which helps anything dealing with the high school. There are banks, and large and small grocery stores used for everybody's needs. Davis Studios also advertise be- cause he is the school photographer. There are many car companies from around the area who ad- vertise for business. There are mining companies, pipe companies, feed com- panies and trucking com- panies - many types for all sorts of people. There are small food businesses such as CEA's, Pine Tree Inn, Ivystone and Buckeye Beverage. There are drug stores and hardware stores, furniture stores and cloth- ing stores. Some adver- tisers are realtors, and some deal with all parts of the car. A few are bar- ber shops and a few are 'Dairy Queen' stores. And of course you can't forget the beauty salons and green- houses, lawyers and doc- tors, and last but not least a few politicians. All in all, the advertisements are one of the most important parts of the annual. Advertisements - def- inition: the act or process of announcing publicly especially by a printed notice or a broadcast and arousing a desire to buy or patronize. And by ad- vertisements, the yearbook gets publisited. The adver- tisers in and around Lisbon take out sections in the back of the Olympian in order to advertise their products and store goods and they also pay a large part of the Olympian year- i)ook costs. But the adver- tisers do not need to be from Lisbon. Many come ' Siva IVSSJ, w r M r L r r r® H r tm r r M r r THE FIRESTONE BANK TpI- ?. '!’ : i; |: | - i I I ---- - 'We Welcome Your Business' William Haifley President Member F.D.I.C. !EgM ■O—L m. S. 1 ■ggL H ] 1 s, 170 r A.J. LOUDON COMPANY FORD-LINCOLN- MERCURY Salem, Ohio 44460 5ilHiiiiSilSWMIWHi 11 m ■m m a £i§: m 5H: 2s m § sef-f-f- °TMO ‘uoqsn SdOCM 3NM S.HSAniH m 0 0 1JL O RAY LEWIS AND COMPANY i RAY LEWIS CO. i HP! Si’ r Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Ray Lewis Tag Lewis MORGAN’S DRUGSTORE Gift Shop Prescriptions Lisbon, Ohio 44432 424-7287 American Greeting Cards DOWNTOWN MERCHANT’S DIVISION SALEM AREA CHAMBER of COMMERCE CONGRATULATIONS from Northeastern Ohio's Greatest shopping center. Complete and competitive shopping in all types of merchandise. Parking for over 1,000 cars. Stores open Monday and Friday evenings until 9:00 p.m. STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Member of FSLIC 120 North Beaver Street Lisbon, Ohio 44432 H 176 ililMMlilM 15485 S.R. 170 Calcutta, Ohio 385-6994 FIRESTONE ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors 1100 S. Ellsworth Salem, Ohio 44460 WALTER H THOMAS Real Estate And Insurance 424 3110 123 W. LINCOLN WAY LISBON, OHIO 44432 KITCHENS BY LOWRY Kitchens Designed With The Wife In Mind 2218 S.R. 45 Salem, Ohio 44460 332-9216 PINE TREE INN STEAKH0USE Route 45 Lisbon, Ohio Congratulations Class Of 1977 P-L ml n m) D m m $ 177 179 MM, SMH1®®) to)[®®][ffl®][®®][®®][®(5 SB DR. J.E. JONES, O.D. ISALY’S CAFETERIA i 1 ; CAMBRIDGE INN JOHNSON’S BARBER SHOP E5 ALBCO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE, INC. DR. EDWARD S. TOOLIS, D.D.S. ; ' S.D. NOLD COMPANY CAMPANELLI ! FLORIST GREENERY DR. LASZLO J. BUJDOSO, M.D. DR. PETER R. CIBULA, M.D. QUAKER STATE AUTO CLINIC Auto Clinic General Repairs Tune-ups Lisbon, Ohio 44432 DR. WADE A. BACON, M.D. §] p] P] PIP) PIP1PIP) PIP) P)P PIPIPIPIP! 180 iMIilillilM m 1 16 i M S3 s n H3 m H3 GRAY-KODRICH SUPPLIES, INC. Cells -Heggett Jfuncral otnr 127 South Market Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Robert B. Leggett R. Lynn Leggett tCst. 1S2S 424 5500 LISBON McMillan ABSTRACT COMPANY KEEP-N-SHAPE HEALTH SPA 7360 State Route 45 For Men and Women Open 7 Days a Week Lisbon, Ohio 44432 NATIONAL BANK OF SALEM. OHIO DR. PETER F. GALLO, D.D.S. Dr. Raymond R. Weaver, O.D. New Lisbon Antiques Lincoln Way I.G.A. THE MART Congratulations from Chuck and Mike's Barber Shop Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Lewis „ [follllMl mi Mi M :IE. m « M ip Ml =lE| ■ LL n i tUL L 181 ONE LAST GLIMPSE . More Faces, More Places THE END We would like to express our appreciation to everyone who has helped make this yearbook possible. We hope you will enjoy this yearbook now and in the years to come. We hope it brings back many happy memories. . , , Alan, Sharon and Ken Special thanks to: Davis Studio ............................... for photography Mr. Scott Blackburn ............................ for assistance Mrs. Lanney and art classes ................... for artwork John Chuck ............................... for front cover art Mr.KenBrayer .................................. for advice Josten's American Yearbook Company ............. for publishing Buckeye Publishing Company .................... for photos Alan McCord............................... for his hard work Miss Ellen Daniels ......................... for supervision Faculty and students of D. A. H. S........ for this yearbook Autographs