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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

USBOtff Honor Roll David Anderson LISBON — Following are honor stu- dents for the first grading period at Da- vid Anderson High School. Students receive academic recogni- tion by being placed on the Principal's Honor Roll, a 3.5 grade point average and no letter grade less than B In any class; or the Merit Roll, which is to at least a 3.0 average and no “� n one “C In any —• « who °n a i: Jeff Auke I ” 3 '_ flk UJC Juniors- Maronf RarfK Ilm rnLa Lisbon community leaders go back to the classroom for a day Seniors Fitch, Bretts HUlyer, Brad Usko!T«. Newell, Suzanne Oshaben. Juniors: Jim Bates. Derek Brown . Joe Cross . Barb FredregUl . Becky French , Jonathan Gallo. Lisa Gard- ner . Stephanie Garrison, Ralph Har- rington , Harvey Householder. Sophomores: Michelle Hofer, Kris- ten Taylor, William Toland. Freshmen: Jennifer Meek. Completing the Principals Honor I Roll were: H ; Seniors: Mike Andric, Kathy Baker, , Cindy Bariholow . Bob Clark , Mike a . ewis . Crystal Stanley . Alexis Truz- tit. Raymond Yoder. 2 Juniora Maroni Rarth Ilm PaU Editor Joy thoughts 1” day In 'totobooK By CATHIE SHCX)P Journal Staff Writer LISBON — The Rev. John Owen was teaching first graders about the number nine yesterday while councilman Eugene Gallo, a probation officer, drilled third graders on addition problems with the use of flash cards. The two were among 19 commu- nity leaders who volunteered to go Back to School” yesterday In a special event planned by the Lis- v bon Education Association the support of the district’s - «atratWn and board. Joy Thwart Many of the Inst • u� � , wuw «� ught In first .lay tried to remt -«ey grade classes of Louise Bariholow .felt when they were of the and Charlotte Got the rg at McKln- chUdren they taught. ley School, said, “It’s been a long Gallo, who was In Kelly Ham- time since I was In the first grade, V w-nt to tot more i today . ” He {, for exam- an have so ■nlng about member the level of a first grad er.” Owen A 'S 1983 Ol Everyone knew it would be an interesting year here at David Anderson High School. What a challenge to try and capture it in a scrapbook! Only one group took on that task; the 1983 Olympian Staff. This weary but brave staff battled croppers, picameters, copykeys, and 3R forms. They spent long hours struggling through workshops and beating on doors selling their wares. When the dust had settled, the battle was over and the Olympians were once again victorious! right: Olympian coeditors-bottom: Brad Lisko, Nancy Haren, Butch Yoder, Bretta Hillyer and Editor in Chief, Teri Newell Below: Butch Yoder, Bretta Hillyer, and Sue Oshaben attend the workshop at the Burger Chef. Below right: Sue Oshaben Brad Lisko wait to bowl at the Olympian bowl-a thon. 2 1 Opening pages Staff picture ;; Dedication I Memoriam I 6 Administration Baby pictures I Faculty candids 1 17 Senior Section Portraits 1 Class Picture 1 Senior Day Awards f Top Ten E Graduation | 43 Underclassmen i Juniors f Sophomores |: Freshmen 1 65 Sports •! Football 1 Volleyball 1 Golf I Cross Country 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Cheerleaders 1 Sports candids 1 107 Society I Football Homecoming 1 Snowball 1 Basketball Homecoming 1 Prom 123 157 Organizations Clubs Choir Band Advertising I 172 Index 176 Student Ads Dedication A native of Pittsburgh, Reverand Paul T. Gerrard never dreamed he would spend 26 years of his life as the minister of the Lisbon Presbyterian Church. Since his retirement 11 Vi years ago, Reverand Gerrard has kept active involving himself in the community as a guest speaker and minister at many local activities. We here at Lisbon High School Dedication have become accustomed to seeing his bright face at many school activities. He has sponsored The National Honor Society for 22 years. He often shares his wisdom with a spark in his eyes to many of our students. Honoring Reverand Gerrard with the yearbook dedication is a small tribute for the many things he has contributed to our school and community. Dedication LIGHT The Night has a thousand eyes, The day but one; Yet the light of the bright world dies With the dying sun. The mind has a thousand eyes, And the heart but one; Yet the light of a whole life dies When its love is done. FRANCIS W. BOURDILLON 5 Twing Hiscox re-elected president of Lisbon BOE LISBON — H. Twing Hiscox was re-elected school board presi- dent at Monday night’s reorgani- zational meeting. Hiscox was also named board’s representative county JVS board. Donald Carman, re-elects’ president, was also app serve on the athletic .v wwith board also set bonds for the trea- surer, si erinter Yt and board kUK bonds for who handle eorgani- � iV 0t tne (V' ‘ ard ren€wed 1 tP . at $65 per boar cV liability in- ice at $65 per board member, Tts membership in the Ohio School Boards Association and subscrip- Board Of Education Board Of Education Board Of Education Mr. Means • Superintendent LISBON — The Lisbon sc’ board last week adopted fr the 1982-83 school year kinf -«Tarten fees fror -----.IU' « J ir students js 1 ' o°— Vs 4 ?«£ • ph “ ■ TT anH TIT A , II and illT f? ? � E( Jon, $30; Art I, II, . d IV ; Home Economics I and aX, $6. The fees are for year-lonj 6 Faculty a. Mr. Fuline b. Mrs. Beltempo c. Mr. Votaw d. Mrs. Day e. Mrs. Arnold f. Mrs. Kessler g. Mrs. Smith h. Mr. Chronister i. Mrs. Lanney j. Mrs. Edgerton k. Mr. Hartman d. Mr. Jones e. Mr. Gilkey f. Ms. Bobst g. Mr. Ashton h. Mr. Weeda i. Mr. Edwards j. Mrs. Page a Miss Ellyson b. Mrs. Seidner c. Mrs Morckel Faculty Faculty Faculty Mr. James • Guidance Counselor, Athletic Director, Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Adams • Office Secretary 10 Mrs. Smith • Teacher’s Aide Faculty Faculty Faculty Mr. Bacon • Mathematics, Varsity Basketball Coach Mrs. Arnold • Biology I II, Science Club Mr. Ashton • O W E. Driver Education Advisor Mrs. Bancroft • Chorus Mrs. McGaffick • School Nurse, Future Nurses Advisor Faculty Faculty Faculty Miss Bobst • Business Education. Y-Teens Advisor, Assistant Girls Basketball Coach Mr. Chronister • Industrial Arts Mrs. Day • French. French Club Advisor. Olympian Advisor Mrs. Beltempo • Physical Educatlon Health. Girls Track Coach Miss Ellyson - Home Economics. Assistant Cheerleader Advisor. Home Ec. Club Advisor, Sophmore Class Advisor Mrs. Edgerton • Librarian Mr. Edwards • U.S. History World History, Audio Visual Advisor, Junior Class Advisor Mr. Fuline • Physical Education Health, Girls Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach Mr. Forbes • Social Studies U.S. History, Freshman Class Advisor 13 Faculty Faculty Faculty Mr. Gilkey • English. Senior Class Advisor, Volleyball Coach, Boy’s Track Coach Miss Seidner • Learning Disabilities, Cheerleader Advisor Mrs. Lanney • Art, Art Club Advisor, Assistant Olympian Advisor Mrs. Morckel • Chemistry Physlcs, Junior Class Advisor Mr. Votaw- P.O.D., Consumer Economics Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty TOO! A “feefilN� oo fiN Faculty Mr. Ward-Accounting-General Business, Head Football Coach, Mr. Weeda-Special Education, Freshman Class Advisor Freshmen Basketball Coach Mrs. Page-Teachers Aide Mr. Nicholson-Custodian Mr. Tullis-Custodian 16 There are approximately 89 members of the 1983 senior class. Twenty three members attend the Columbiana County JVS. The class colors are red and silver. Their hard work enabled the Olympism staff to make this color section possible. The Olympian staff wishes the Class of ’83 good luck. Class officers: Kellie Evans-Sec., Sue Klaes-Treas., Karen Kastner- Vice Pres., Jeff Aukerman-Pres. (p- c trOin Clu-cIy Oidt- v U J 3. U iaCuU . OqJc i1_ Ark'oriqM 19 rvnxjju TSoaJxtioA, (jimxJllL £ lu _ %MoJ: 1. at njuJuJlL 20 3womjMJL L fiJ2 • c to cAi Mr Qj f CJxxV A Ghm4 21 t 3 U JCtejZ xjLI s t X C' £ u4«a 'i 22 hnt r ¥ JtfjjbU. 6L £, Lnzxy (. Sc J ' 5 (Cj - cD Y UL i JLi_ -f V?. J UxlK. 23 o °c? rru 2? rfwodJvrff ro te XkaMy A 0 oyia s 27 KUu jULCL P bJLti ftxmm fcx0 WhitoOoi PjlkxQj 29 Te RRy 5(irft4i2i 30 'PcuJIo-ffl. S tt flji jXT), 4.. s ujuyyju Se-ff Vi K X £)a i£f Ckxuytx Tnf iAj S JLA- -■ (fiJ (jiCi rrxO Photos not Available P® A £— 3 i.ja.w x. ___) Col XtXtv u l lCLAJUT] d. mcdju (lAxxitirtJL InaXi- 1)cuyt Q. J Hycti U Qf A_ 3 Kc5Tn C5r 32 Marianne Catlett Christine Michelle Smith Jill Lynn Thompson Brad Lisko, Bretta Hillyer, and Butch Yoder display their Honor plaques Above: New senior National Honor Society members are inducted. Being studious has its rewards as Bretta Hillyer Brad Lisko and Butch Yoder, this year’s Co- Valedictorians and Salutatorian will confess. The trio was treated to the Columbiana County Council of Educator’s third annual scholarship dinner held at the Timberlanes in Salem. The dinner honors those students in the county who achieved scholastic honors. Right: Cathy Baker struggles with a chemistry problem. 33 MR. AND MRS. OLYMPIAN The 1983 Miss Olympian has been a four year member of marching and concert band. Science Club, Olympian, Y-Teens, and Future Nurses. She has also been active in Pep Band. Jazz Band, French Club, Student’s Voice, Nike Club, Student Council, Biology Olympic Team, and Chemistry Olympic Team. She was chosen for National Honor Society her junior year. She was also selected as an alternate for Buckeye Girl’s State. She is a member of the United Methodist Church. The 1983 Miss Olimpian is Bretta Hillyer. The 1983 Mr. Olympian has been very active during his four years of high school. He has been a two year member of the National Honor Society and has been a member of the Reserve and Varsity Football teams. He was a representative to Buckeye Boy’s State, was on the Junior Prom Court, has served one year as class Vice President, and three years as class President, and is a member of the St. Jacob’s United Church of Christ We are proud to announce the 1983 Mr. Olympian, Jeff Aukerman. Brad Lisko and Butch Yoder announce Jeff Aukerman as Mr. Olympian at the Senior Assembly right: Jeff Aukerman and his parents enjoy the Nation Honor Society reception far right: Bretta Hillyer and her parents are honored at Senior Night. Brad presents the Miss Olympian award to Bretta Hillyer 34 Senior boys await the anxious anticipation. Ginger Long, Paula Stewart, Pam Smith, and Becky Hawthorne wait in the art room for the Senior Day Assembly. Brad McDevitt and Jill Thompson make last minute preparations while Jon Chamberlain. Jim Peaco and Ram Rao look on. The Seniors enter the gym for the Senior Day Assembly. Butch Yoder and Teri Newell are caught sneaking in body parts? Charlotte Barnard and Jenelle Baugh are guided into the gym by Mr. James. 35 Senior Class President Jeff Aukerman welcomes the audience to the Senior Day Assembly. Mr. Krotky presents the Gold Honor Cords to the Top Ten Students. Salutatorian Butch Yoder and Co-Valedictorians Bretta Hillyer and Brad Lisko await the assembly. Miss Ellyson presents the Stella Barton Award to Paula Stewart. Mr. James presents the Dr. Seward Harris Award to Bill Marx. Karen Kastner receives the Lisbon B.P.W. Michelle Fitch is presented with Nike Award. the Lisbon B.P.W. scholarship. Alexis Truzzie and Karen Kastner present American flags to their new friends Ana Sagarnaga and Claudia Andrade. 38 Student’s Voice Opinion Poll Margot Barth names Tim Morris The Peppiest Boy Senior Day Assembly: June 3. 1983 Butch Yoder, Jeff Aukerman, Bretta Hillyer, Brad Lisko receive Kiwanas Awards 39 Bretta Hillyer secures Tim Morris’ cap. Above: We’ve finally made it!’’ Below: G.I. Williams is having a few last thoughts. Nancy Haren reassures Darren Hutton that he’ll receive his diploma. Above: Butch Yoder protects his cap from a gust of wind. Below: Melinda Rouse, Trudy Fone, Crystal Stanley Jeff Aukerman welcomes the crowd. Seniors play one final number with the band. Mr. Means gives his encouraging remarks to the Senior Class. Kathy DeVille receives her diploma. Eugene Davis is awarded his diploma. Gayle McCollough is presented with her diploma. 41 Mr. Krotky presents the class of 1983. Paul Bujdoso is awarded his diploma. Kellie Evans receives her diploma from school board president Twing Hiscox. Sue Klaes carries her diploma with pride. 42 uniors Class Officers: Kyle Kessler-Vice President, Barbie Lynn-Treasurer, Dianna Macuich-Secretary, Margot Barth-President A. Barnes M. Barth J. Bates S. Bender M. Bosworth B. Bouscher F. Bowman P. Boyd D. Brown , T. Brown L. Bush B. Canfield S. Carman K. Casto R. Catlett S. Chidester E. Cline T. Coffman J. Cole C. Cox J. Cox J. Cross T. Csonka D. Culler I C. Davis D. Davis M. Dowd K. Ebert A. Evans C. Deland D. Deyber D. Dillinger T. Dixon S. Donahey T. Donnalley E. Farmer 45 Qocmxxyisis R. Fatherly B. prench L. Glenn J. Horton S. Johnson T. Fitch J. Gallo B. Glenn J. House J. Keating T. Fortune L. Gardner D. Grimm H. Householder R. Kelch P. Frankford S. Garrison R. Harrington K. Hurd K. Kessler L. Franklin L. James J. Kornbau B. Fredregill L. Jenkins S. Lawrence 46 $asruLO uis M. Lietzke T. McLaughlin S. Novak J. Little B. McNeal L. Oliver B. Lynn B. Miller D. Pannier D. Macuich S. Montgomery A. Parsons C. Martz J. Morenz J. Pezzano M. May C. Myers M. Phillips M. Pierce K. Price J. Rankin M. Rebuck J. Robinson E. Rogan D. Rudibaugh P. Rudinsky 47 G. Simms M. Smith M. Wargo J. Wells D. Sadler B. Schneider V. Schweitzer J. Scott T. Smith J. Tullis L. Thompson J. Vietmier P. Wells B. Welton T. Wooley G. Wymer vwmfi R Chetock D. Cloud C. Crowl P. Crowl C. Clunk S. Arter J. Aukerman G. Bagley D. Cusick C. Baker B. Baugh T Brown T. Brownfield R Burton R. Cannon S. Cochran S. Corfee T. Crowe A. Deemer R Delong S. Dotson 50 Of X)-rrijO lJUU L. Du$z D. Eberle E. Exline M. Glenn J. Guest M Hall D. Grimm T. Hickman M. Hofer E. Guappone R. Hephner B Farkas A Gallegos S. Gibson B. Halligan D Goforth A. Gray T. Hoffman C. Groff K. Groff L. Hartman J. Heinz J. Hostetter T. Howard 51 frjfiAtrrruHjLsis C. Howe T. Kidder D. Mann J. Jackson R. Kinsey J. Marx D. James C. Klaes S. Mellinger L. Johnson S. Klein H. Miller R. Johnson K Kuhns J. Morris L. McCullough E. McGaffic E. Jones R. Libert P. Morris S. McCullough J. McIntosh 52 H. McKee M McLaughlin K. Nickalo C. Nottingham M. Samu D. Schweitzer K. Ours M. Pezzano B. Pike M Post D. Strum F. Stutler T. Prasco T. Riddle S. Rudibaugh L. Rzucidlo K. Weber B. Weinstock M Scullion J. Siefke T. Steele J. Stepo J. Sullivan K. Taylor B. Toland T. Walker 53 M. Welch D. Wilson “You say you tried to speak French and sprained your tongue?” Freshmen, M. Blythe C. Bouscher B. Brooks Y. Arnold A. Bagley R. Baker B. Burton M. Bush J. Carlisle B. Barnes M. Barth S. Bartholow S. Berry B Blackburn C. Blair T. Bryan J. Burke D. Burnip T. Campsey S. Chamberlin S. Chidester JsvLAJvrnjLrtZs C. Chuey B. Clark T. Coffman H. Cosma B. Corfee D. Cross R. Davis J. De ville M. De ville T. Dilling D. Dillinger L. Evans K. Faith V. Fatherly K. Fersch B Gallo W. Garwood R Gentry M. Guapponc M. Hale M. Halverstadt S. Harper 57 JyM tvrruL n-j C. Hersman S. Joseph J. Koffel D. Manning J. Meek D. House M. Kampfer J Kress C. Marple M. Miller L. Johnston D. Klaes S. Laughlin C. Marshalek L. Moore G. Joseph T. Knight R Little J. May L. Moore G. McCloskey L. McKenzie M Moore M. Morris 56 J-AJLofbnrrusnj K. Morrison M. Moser M. Nicholson T. Novak R. O’Farrell M. Oliver M. Oliver C. Palmer M. Palmer B. Phillips M. Pierce D. Plumm R. Plumm C. Porter C. Poynter G. Price K. Smith K. Snyder T. Ream S. Rendziniak D. Sanor D. Sanor C. Shreffler K. Scullion B. Shaffer V. Simms 59 S. Vlets D. Weber R. Welton L. Westover T. Wonner P. Stewart B. Wymer J.V.S. J.V.S. J.V.S. Pam Rudinsky, Darlene Sadler • Accounting Computing 61 Typewriters ringing, engines roaring, dishes clinking and members pounding are just a few of the noises heard everyday by our students attending the Joint Vocational School. Twenty-six seniors along with thirty-three juniors attend the JVS where they increase their skills in their chosen occupation. The JVS is located just outside of Lisbon, which allows our students to remain active in both schools. JVS JVS JVS Crystal Stanley and Linda Scott - Accounting Computing LISBON — It’s begir 4ng to look a lot like Christ1 '‘the county JVS, where ' marketing-dlstrit- V ' class have o- VV ual holiday 8to- % atmas Square.” TIk vLJ . 5 with hun- .ns ranging In ents to $15. Santa v at the store to “take gitk y' W' from children and a gift-Vv upping service will be pro- vided. 4, v ' V' gitk T i The store, located in the build- ing adjacent to the cafetorlum, is open from ■ � . to 2 p.m. week- days. Tb r'W- v' dso be open every S mber (ex- cept Chr . .0 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on Jec. 12 from 1 to 5 p.m. Cara Cox, Jackie Strother Grant, Becky French • Medlcal Legal Melinda Rouse - Horticulture 62 JVS hair-a-thon LISBON — Students of the Cosmeto- logy program at the Columbiana Coun- ty Joint Vocational School will hold a hair-a-thon from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. today. All beauty services will be per- formed by students under supervision of licensed instructors. Services per- formed include shampoo and sets, per- manent waves, haircuts, blow-dry and style, manicures and facials. Proceeds will be used toward a field trip planned for spring. J.V.S. J.V.S. J.V.S. Cara Cox and Mrs. MacAffee - Medical Legal Derek Brown • Remodeling Construction Bobbie Lynn Canfield, Tracy Brown, Christine Deland and Miss Rudibaugh • Cosmotology LJ nBON — The Columbiana County V five ''' Hpld its first Founders’ Day l W. to g P’ OHpld its first Founders’ Dav � ‘ sbrate final repaymer C % unsuccessr gain voter a V ' MCOpr allth 0nr ‘ aDP -.lill) , and oj for the schP 4 ,J with ' app' ft iead a lengthy '''dude l0n began in i xr‘ c ors opened 11 mont e- Willi , intendent m e r Col u superintendent dent, and early men. board, as well as the or advisory committee Sen. Harry Meshell, D- Youngs who was instrumental in obtains, state matching funds for the construc- tion of the school will also be honored, but will not be able to attend. A reception and open house will fol- Seven of the cur w riginal memb X Local, C Fast ; d l j ? brau ginning Eduction N 63 JVS board a . Appropriations in the 'or 1983 are projectec ' on $1.8 millior jv draft pre sent ? } '■tght. u Te -' than what the dfc Supei said the figui run' f _ rfdi be for the year, notu nge? must be made in the dra. re th March 31 finalization deadline. J.V.S. J.V.S. J.V.S. Lisa Gardner • Distributive Education Debbie Rudibaugh. Evelyn Cline, Judy Wells, Dodi Dillinger - Child Care Connie Burton, Lisa Jenkins - Diversified Health LISBON — David Anderson High School studet' who will at- tenc irtyJV S are re- minc Q hat classes there Q Tuesday. All students attendi JVS are to met Side the high sci V4 ymnasi- um at 8 � school bus will ort the students I JVS from then the close of L i hool day, the stui- will be transportt P. ne, according to L P us schedule. Regular bus s for the Lisbon (L will begin Wednesday. 64 OPPONENT WE THEY East Canton 3 6 Columbiana 0 6 Wellsville 3 0 Stanton 0 12 Crestview 19 0 Southern 2 0 Springfield Jeff. 19 13 Leetonia 0 7 Sebring 21 7 United 3 13 Football Football Football •.hoc 4 .isE .r usd r 5 Uucm P uw� m RflNflBSil 1st Row: Scott Laughlin, Tim Novak, Corky Marple, Bob Brooks, Mark Rose, Mike Smith, Denny Drummond, Shaun Cope, Jon Burke, Matt Kampfer, Mike Blythe, Jeff Kress 2nd Row: Matt Bosworth, John Scott, Tim Fitch, Tim Dixon, Dave Crawford, Mike Andric, Jeff Aukerman, Bob Cosma, Tim Sanders, Buzzy Crosser, Rod Catlett, Scott Bender 3rd Row: Mr. Fuline, Mr. Bates, Eric Guappone, Rob Johnson, Art Gallegos, Bill Farkas, Brian Bouscher, Jerry Cox, Tim Walker, Eric McGaffic, Joe Siefke, Chris Baker, Eric Jones, Ed Brown, Mr. Ward 66 r « ?' «itu vi v 4 'i ® 0' he ‘N th oe W del weV % vrttfc ™°a did no1 the hal aah ODINE PILMER 1 Staff Writer 'V 0N — The score of ame was Milwaukee the af- 5. Cali- e score of the night cap was an« to n€ bi fo. List Mthern Local 0. The first game iseball playoff, and the second It or not — was high school foe Lisbon’s tP ’ly came on a sec- ond-quarter „ ored when South- ern Local fum. f ___I .... ...Ilh . Vi half. ’ense gave 'rst half. „ us nc ns ln possessions. •%. lid a job of defensing us.’ ed Lisbon head coach Mike W . v gave us a new defensive look O.tX seen before, but once we figures ... out. ndoff ln its own es left In the e ’A® vv “Each member of this team should be proud of their accomplishments this season. Success in athletics is not only measured by wins and losses. Willingness to prepare, mental approach, and self discipline are other criteria for the measurement of success. Based on all of those types of measurements, it goes without saying that the 1982 Lisbon Blue Devils were successful.” Football Football Football This year’s varsity football team was made up of twenty- nine players. Among these were six senior members who compiled some impressive statistics in the completion of a successful season. These six seniors were honored during Parent’s Night on November 5th in which they took on the United Eagles at War Memorial Stadium. ■ , Y= � Dli asbo Vitalizee , TSft night ar 'ft 6 phlloso- .Tialntalnlng a only 24 points ;lue Devllf were tumbles , 1 - Lisbon ser r- (or the Ur- scored three l SIji ■os of 17, aSh- - °V J — Blue DeV the dr� !. ‘ —ah scored by the t . ( ) i Including the last two 1981 season. L° Varsity Football Varsity Football Varsity Football 2SBGV Mike Andric-offensive defensive linebacker Jeff Aukerman-defensive end and center Dave Crawford-running back defensive back 68 Last year, tbe Blue Dev- ils ran roughshod over th' moving up In the o.— of the Trt-Co� Bity League If, as Ward says, “the - tensive line develop' ' Ward, wh team •- Blue Devils will op- 'ls season out of the enslvely and lmple- ■2 defensive align- iit 0S e!d US. 12 career-wise), Ity players, wUl rtrenfablish consistency year because of young often . Southern „Sefe� S - ““ ““ Lisbon tV© ]T -uck of the league race.V i Kleos jirough graduaUon cfae h� teeet ruoslng harts a Blue Devil Varsity Football Varsity Football Varsity Football The 1982 football season was highlighted by some outstanding statistics compiled by the defensive unit. Lisbon’s defense finished 1st in the tri-county total defense and scoring defense, as well as rushing and passing defense. This accomplishment is a credit to the hard work, determination and aggressiveness displayed by the members at the 1982 football team. These seniors were selected for the following awards: Mike Andric-Columbiana County and Tri- County 1st Team Offensive Guard, Bob Cosma- both leagues-1st Team Linebacker, Jeff Aukerman-both leagues-1st Team Deffensive End, Tim Sanders-both leagues-1st Team Deffensive Back. Dave Crawford-Columbiana County Honorable Mention-Running Back, Buzzy Crosser- Columbiana County Honorable Mention-Defensive Back. Varsity Football Varsity Football Varsity Football IMI 1KX FOOTBALL ALL-STARS a. and Don nod, Se- VJnited: Ende-Shawn Sevencih. Senior, Led Moats. Senior. United; Tackle nior, Leetonla, and Bob Coope Guarda-Pat McAndrew. Ser' Mike Andric. Senior Liabor nior. United; Quartertv v ) r, United; Backa-Arlc A w Briceland. Senior. ’ YV. ' Southern. Tim f Dowt -n-Rc 0 .etonia. Jeff AukermJ « L� y � doyd. Senior. Sprlngfidd Je.rOf� v. . Junior. Stanton; Linebackera-Jlm opr. Leetonla. Bob Coema, Senior. Lisbon. . vfia ' Senior. South- ern, Jeff WUey. Junior. Warner. Se- nior, Sebrlng; Backs-Tim Sanders. nior. Lisbon. Todd Guy. Senior. Creet view, Steve Ferry, Senior, Leetonla. Hooorable Mention-Rich Ruzek. Senior. Sebrlng 70 Bob Cosma, Jeff Aukerman. Dave Crawford, Tim Sanders, Buzzy Crosser, Mike Andric Varsity Football Varsity Football Varsity Football OPPONENT Columbiana W United L Stanton L Crestview W Southern L. W Springfield w Leetonia L Sebring w Reserve Football Reserve Football Reserve Football This year’s Reserve Blue Devils were coached by Mr. Fuline and Mr. Bates. There were approximately 14 underclassmen who played reserve football. Junior, Scott Bender and sophomore, Chris Baker were the squad’s co-captains. The team finished a successful 5-3 season as a result of hard work and a determined defense. Reserve Football Reserve Football Reserve Football 73 OPPONENT VARSITY RESERVE Western Reserve L W Sebring L W Southern L L Western Reserve L W Leetonia W W Crestview L L Stanton L L E. Palestine L W United W W Sebring L w Southern Local L L Leetonia W W Crestview L L Stanton L L United W W TOURNAMENT Columbiana W Lowellville L Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball Coach Gilkey FRONT: Sue Klein, Marla Phillips. Lisa Franklin. Margot Barth. Cindy Bartholow, Kristy Weber BACK: Judy Burton, Donna Culler, Alexis Truz2ie, Chris McCord, Gina Peruchetti, Kris Ebert L r 'artholoW� � — bon varsity � am to cal to vialttog onteat- wcrall ;vUa are k -totor a added clg� - 74 The 1982 Varsity Volleyball team achieved their best record since their start in 1977 with a 4- 11 season. The varsity team was comprised of 12 players including 8 seniors. The team also participated in the tournament in which they defeated Columbiana but lost to Lowellville. Several players achieved All County awards for their outstanding volleyball skills. Juniors Lisa Franklin and Margot Barth were selected to the second team. Senior Cindy Bartholow was selected Honorable Mention. Lisa Franklin’s outstanding performance achieved her a position on the Tri-County team. She was also selected by her own team members as varsity captain and most valuable player. Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball Cindy Bartholow Judy Burton Gina Peruchetti Claudia Andrade Alexis Truzzie fDEVi I Chris McCord Nancy Haren Ana Sagarnaga 75 Reserve Volleyball The 1982 Reserve Volleyball Team finished their season with a 9-6 record. The team consisted of 10 players. The reserve team was also coached by Mr. Gilkey. Senior Cindy Bartholow served as team captain and was also selected the reserve team’s most valuable player. Reserve Volleyball v________y Reserve Volleyball FRONT: Dodi Dillinger, Nancy Haren, Ana Sagarnaga, Claudia Andrade, Marla Barth, Gale Krotky (Manager). BACK: Tracey Wonner, Sherry Chidester, Barbi Lynn, Laura Johnston. Beth Blackburn. 76 Lisbon sweeps Bears LEETONIA — The Lisbon Blue Devils swept Leetonla last ’ght In girls varsity volleyball a . ' re- BoN cording ft s-l2, 15-13 vk ' nam.,,. . eight points and 26 sets w . Mango had 15 sets. Ke Alesla Adams scored V P splices, respectively, for In the reserve contes Devils walked away with a 15-10, 9-15, 15-2 win behind er's nine points. Lisa Dattilio en markers for Leetonla. '• Wots k r' f'®„A- -f-.vrc. 600 . Reserve Volleyball Reserve Volleyball Reserve Volleyball 77 OPPONENT WE THEY Beaver Local 182 196 Beaver Local 183 184 Columbiana 181 152 Beaver Local 185 191 Sebring 201 190 Columbiana 192 168 Sedem 192 185 Beaver Local 179 191 The Blue Devils golf team finished their season with a 4-4 record. Even with only one returing four-year veteran, the team was successful. They completed their season by competing in the sectional tournament in which they captured third place in a field of ten. Golf Golf Golf Coach Hartman Dan Sanor, Daryl Snyder, Dave Dunn, G.I. Williams, Dave Sanor Lisbon cops golf opener EAST PALESTINE — G.I. Williams tired a 41 for medalist honors to lead the Lisbon oiaH tn oq opening vi terday at Club. Dave a liams for I while D List� - -- P V v� V . Sanor shot a 45 and V V -O'. or the Blue DevUa P. .yl Snider had a 48 and Dave vOr .ad a 53. Ty Allen’s 44 was low (he losers with Dave Walenhurst adding a 47, Joe Shemack 47, We Cau- dill 52 and Paul McMasters 54. Lisbon wins , COLUMBIANA - AV Williams fired a 4P 8? A i. d (4-4) ,ver Local a Qub yester- 78 This season G.I. Williams was medalist in five of their eight matches. He was also medalist in the sectional tournament and advanced to the district tournament in Kent, Ohio where he placed 10th out of 36 competitors. He was eight strokes from competing in the state tournament in Columbus. G.I. was also a four-year letterman and served as captain of the Blue Devils’ golf team. PALESTINE — Lisbon’s golf team '■ecord to 2-0 yesterday, beating -184 In a tight match 0W honors for L,st on % Llsbo. O and Dav Rounds ty P � - w behind match tv' 39. 0� ov m °A s Golf Golf Golf Dave Sanoravg. 46 Dan Sanoravg. 48 79 OPPONENT Salem L Struthers L Beaver Local W South Range L Stanton W Columbiana W Stanton w Beaver Canfield w Lisbon rips Stanton LISBON — Lisbon swept the top four places on a shortened co e yes- terday, taking a 16-40 cros' jy de- cision over Stanton. Bob Clark nlpr %(f n Cole and Jlm VjA clocking l c$P A 15:49 t • m S (16: . y � - nV rs Dar- rln7 '• 17:09; Joe Knight. Staf A '•'tght, Stanton, 17:26; v C w Af r nton. 17:07; I 17:27; 18:19. and er. .•man, Stanton, Lisbon. Cross Country Cross Country Cross Country This year’s Cross Country Team finished their season with a 5-3 record. They also participated in the Malone Invitational, the County Track Meet, the Sim Earich Invitational, the Carrollton Invitational, and the Sectional at Kent State’s Warren Campus. The team was comprised of three seniors and three juniors. This year’s coach was Fred Brickner from Beaver Local. The recipient of the Cappy Lewis Top Runner’s Award was senior Bob Clark. Cross Country Cross County Cross Country OPPONENT WE THEY Beaver Local 57 55 Columbiana 61 65 E. Palestine 48 56 Sebring 54 47 Springfield Jeff. 94 77 E. Canton 61 81 Wellsville 50 77 United Local 67 54 Leetonia 54 57 Crestview 61 56 Stanton 46 51 Western Reserve 63 66 Leetonia 51 70 Sebring 46 61 Springfield Jeff. 91 31 United Local 61 58 Southern Local 90 43 Crestview 78 76 Stanton 79 61 E. Palestine 51 80 Sectional Tournament 56 66 Columbiana Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball The 1982 Lisbon Blue Devils Varsity Basketball Team finished their season with a 10-10 record. They captured second place in the Tri-County League with an 8- 4 record. Coach Bacon lead the team with an 8-4 record. Coach Bacon lead the team with the aid of three senior members: Mike Andric, Scott Evans, and Bill Marx. These players’ also received Captains’ awards for their leadership skills. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball This year’s outstanding Varsity player was Senior, Bill Marx. The 6’6” center scored 467 points this season averaging 23 points per game. Bill received the Captain’s Award, 1st Team Tri-County, All County Award, and 1st Team Inland District Award. Bill was also selected to the 2cd Team All-State and Mahoning-Columbiana County All Star Team. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Receiving Honorable Mention for Columbiana County Boys Class A Basketball was Junior, Marty Dowd. Marty scored a total of 254 points for the season with an average of 37%. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 85 OPPONENT WE THEY Beaver Local 55 52 Columbiana 41 37 E. Palestine 33 67 Sebring 41 44 Springfield Jeff. 64 56 E. Canton 48 74 Wellsville 35 59 United Local 32 41 Leetonia 39 32 Crestview 60 28 Stanton 67 54 Western Reserve 71 44 Leetonia 48 52 Sebring 53 51 Springfield Jeff. 81 27 United Local 45 43 Southern Local 47 28 Crestview 21 37 Stanton Local 57 42 E. Palestine 34 60 Reserve Basketball Reserve Basketball Reserve Basketball Coach Bill Hartman 86 Front: Bob Welton, Ryan DeLong, John Hostetter, Mark Hall, David Goforth Back: Brian Bouscher, Jeff Guest, Tod Steele, Joe Siefke, Coach Hartman TBfck The Blue Devils Reserve Team finished their season with a 12-8 record. Coach Hartman’s squad finished 8-4 in the Tri- County League. High scorer for the team was sophomore, Joe Siefke. Sophomore, Jeff Guest grabbed the most rebounds and sophomore, Tod Steele contributed the most assists. Reserve Basketball Reserve Basketball Reserve Basketball Freshmen Basketball OPPONENT WE THEY Crestview 26 29 Wellsville 22 55 Sebring 13 26 United 21 29 Crestview 13 29 Wellsville 12 49 Sebring 28 27 United 23 27 Crestview 25 28 United 18 37 Crestview 24 17 United 10 32 TOURNAMENT Crestview 13 32 Freshmen Basketball Freshmen Basketball OPPONENT WE THEY Sebring 43 40 Leetonia 36 47 United 25 67 Springfield 28 61 Crestview 42 53 Western Reserve 44 58 Wellsville 26 63 Stanton 51 33 Sebring 45 48 Leetonia 54 52 Wellsville 34 76 United 40 66 Western Reserve 32 42 Springfield 40 47 Crestview 37 57 Columbiana 46 31 Southern 50 51 Stanton 55 40 Crestview 36 37 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Coach Fuline Front: Sue Klein. Lisa Franklin, Gina Peruchetti. Dianne Macuich, Michelle Pierce Back: Coach Fuline, Jackie Little, Marla Phillips, Margot Barth, manager Dom Cross This year’s girls varsity basketball team was coached by Mr. Fuline. There were eight members, two of which were seniors. These seniors, Gina Peruchetti and Judy Burton, received the Captain’s Awards. Although the team was young and inexperienced, they finished with a 5-14 record and showed a great deal of improvement. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball w itstime Seniors, Judy Burton and Gina Peruchetti Among the outstanding players this year was junior, Lisa Franklin who received first team Columbiana County, second team Tri-County and Honorable Mention Inland District Northeastern Ohio. Lisa was also selected by her teamates as the recipient of the Most Valuable Player Award. Junior, Michelle Pierce also received Honorable Mention Columbiana County. Basketball Basketball Basketball “Here, smell this! 92 Basketball Devils 51, Raiders 33 HAMMONDSVILLF girls ei second a pair the B1' V%fV % P' .aDon is now 2-6 d ’i CL play while the Raiders ' c'i an' M, respecUvely. M w Msp . Macuich paced the B J. |o I £ .napped a%h Score$ $rS S Vg� 8 � ■ . V’ Sjji 11 atux� Franklin ?? A.’11 1 the only StamT fy ures with 11. t Perkh 0. in doubl on Basketball Basketball OPPONENT WE THEY Sebring 24 12 Leetonia 29 31 United 22 17 Springfield 23 25 Western Reserve 21 18 Crestview 16 26 Wellsville 21 29 Stanton 26 25 Sebring 21 24 Leetonia 18 23 Wellsville 10 30 United 22 24 Western Reserve 25 22 Springfield 30 34 Crestview 27 26 Columbiana 27 14 Southern 16 45 Stanton 25 24 Reserve Basketball Reserve Basketball Reserve Basketball Coach Pat Bobst vNSBO Front: Tammy Kidder, Kristy Weber, Tammy Howard, Jenny Meek, Back: Miss Bobst, Sharon Chidester, Desi Cloud, Brenda Wymer, Dominic Cross There were seven underclassmen who made up the reserve girl’s basketball team this year. The girls were coached by Miss Bobst. The team’s manager was Dom Cross. Despite the squad's inexperience, they finished their 1982 season with a 7- 11 record. Sophomore, Tami Howard was selected as the Most Improved Player and also chosen as the recipient of the Reserve Captain’s Award. Reserve Basketball Reserve Basketball Reserve Basketball 95 This year the boy’s track team was 2-3-1 in the league needing only 5 more points to make them 4-2. A few of the team members achieved outstanding accomplishments. Buzzy Crosser set a new school record in the high jump. Tim Sanders set a new school record in the 300 M low hurdles and equalled the sectional record. Ryan Delong won the sectional championship in the pole vault. Four members qualified for the regionals: Tim Sanders, Steve Gallegos, Jeff Guest, and Ryan Delong. Congratulations to these members on their outstanding performances. Track Track Track Coach Gilkey above right: 2 mile runner Bob Clark Front: Bob Welton, Jim Cole, Darrin Hutton, Buzzy Crosser, Tim Sanders, Jerry Cox, Jeff Guest, Tim Dixon, Max Pierce, Back: Matt Kampfer, Matt Moore, Ryan DeLong, Dave Strum, Randy Kinsey, Dave Toland, Missing: Jeff Aukerman, Matt Bosworth, Bill Burton, Larry Bush, Steve Carmen, Kelly Casto, Dave Crawford, Steve Gallegos, Steve Johnson, Jim Kornbau Jerry Cox strains for the extra inches. Relay team member Tim Sanders hands off to Ryan DeLong. % Track Track Track The 1983 Girl’s Track Team finished 4th in the league with a 3-3 average. Jackie Little, who throws shot put, finished fourth in the district. Dawn Deyber, who competes in the high jump, finished third in the district. Marla Phillips set two school records: 13.2 seconds in the 100 m dash and 27.3 seconds in the 200 m dash. She also received a trophy for the most points scored in the 100 m dash at the Golden Striders Track League. The 400 m relay team, consisting of Tami Howard, Pam Frankford, Leslie Hartman, and Marla Phillips, finished first in the district with a 53.0 second record. The 800 m relay team, which consists of the same members, finished second in the district with a 1:50.8 record. Our congratulations goes to the team for their successful efforts. Track Track Track Coach Beltempo Front: Becky Hawthorne. Joy Tullis, Dawn Deyber, Marla Phillips. Michelle Pierce, Kris Ebert, Jackie Little, Back: Kristy Weber, Leslie Hartman, Beth Blackburn, Mary Jo Hale, Rebecca Little, Carol Blair, Missing: Margot Barth, Marla Barth, Karen Fersch, Pam Frankford, Tami Howard Dave Crawford and Teresa Prasco “warm up before the meet. Becky Hawthorne hands the baton to Kris Ebert. 98 Top Photo: Leslie Hartman leaves the starting block. Above: Beth Blackburn, Deyber, Leslie Hartman and Marla Phillips Dawn Balancing after her shot is Margot Barth. Kris Ebert crosses the finish line. 99 The cheerleaders are a very important aspect of athletics at David Anderson High School. Their enthusiasm and dedication help to support the athletic program. They are an important factor in creating school spirit. Under the direction of Mrs. Seidner and Miss Ellyson, the girls work hard at their summer camps, practices and sporting events. Their hard work insures this spiritual support. This year’s varsity cheerleaders were led by junior, Sheri Novak. The six-member squad attended Mount Union’s cheerleading camp where they received the Spirit Award and an award for their pom pom routine. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Front: Teresa Prasco. Back: Tami Howard, Becky Baugh, Sheri Novak. Leslie Hartman. Lisa James Captain Sheri Novak Cheerleaders Cheerleaders - 11 Cheerleaders Left to right: Stephanie Garrison, Diana Macuich, Tracey Hoffmann, Tammy Kidder, Dawn Deyber, Tracy Smith Captain Tracy Smith Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Captain Chris Bouscher 102 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 103 Sports Sports Sports 104 Heading for the finish line, Darren Hutton pours it on. Deep in conference, Coach Gilkey discusses strategy with the reserve volleyball team. Sports Sports Sports Stretching for the tip, Jim Cole reaches for the ball. Dave Strum gives it his best shot Lisbon scores 2 points. Sports Sports Sports It’s all in the way you look at it,” says Jackie Little concentrates before her shot. Jerry Cox. Jeff Guest demonstrates a new cheer. 106 •� j -ft G 1 'IU , 1, r i 11 vi I i j Football Homecoming The 1982 Football Homecoming game was held on October 1st. Junior, Lisa James, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Richard James, was crowned 1982 football homecoming queen by senior escort Bob Cosma. Lisa, a 3-year member of Student Council, Y-Teens, Nike Club, a var-sity cheerleader, a member of Science Club and of Future Nurses was crowned in the pre- game ceremony. The Lisbon Blue Devils honored her with a 19-0 victory Football Homecoming over Crestview. The other homecoming attendants were freshmen, Donna Klaes, escorted by Tim Sanders, sophomore, Krista Kuhns, escorted by Mike Andric, junior, Kris Ebert, escorted by Dave Crawford and senior, Chelly Brown, escorted by Jeff Aukerman. Retiring Queen Celeste Baronzzi and escort Buzzy Crosser were also part of the ceremony. Football Homecoming 1982 Football Homecoming Queen Lisa James 1982 Football Homecoming Queen and Court Usa James, daughter of Mr. and Mr Richard James, 130 Summit, Lis- I ib. -rowned queen of the David .. A. -h School. She was es- corts “(p -na. Miss. -CJC e-year member of Y-Teena, K’y three-year member of StutK � y seerlead- er, member of the 'Van v and 108 Football Homecoming Football Homecoming Football Homecoming Retiring Queen Celeste Baronzzi 1982 Queen Lisa James Senior attendant Chelly Brown Junior attendant Kris Ebert Sophomore attendant Krista Kuhns Freshman attendant Donna Klaes 109 Snowball The 1982 Snowball dance was held in the David Anderson High School gym on December 18th from 8-11 p.m. Through the hard work and determination of the Y- Teens and their advisor Miss Bobst the gym was transformed into a “Winter Wonderland” The girls and their dates were entertained by the musical group “Kixx” and refreshments were also provided. Senior Bretta Hillyer, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Willard Hillyer was crowned queen. Bretta has been very active in many school organizations. She is a 4-year member of Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Science Club, Olympian and band. She has also been a 3- year member of pep band, French Club and Student’s Voice staff. Bretta has been a 2-year member of National Honor Society and a 1-year member of the Pit Orchestra, Nike Club, Student Council, Bio-Olympic Team, Bio-lab assistant, Girls State Alternate, and Art assistant. Bretta was escorted by Scott Pike. Snowball Snowball Snowball Snowball Snowball Chelly Brown and escort Ray Martinelli Bretta Hillyer and escort Scott Pike Celeste Baronz2i and escort Mark Hoppel This year’s Basketball Homecoming queen was senior, Karen Kastner. Karen is active in many organizations including Furture Nurses, National Honor Society, Nike Club, Student’s Voice Staff, Quill Scroll, Science Club, and Y-Teens. She has also participated in band serving as president and field commander. Karen was on the cheerleading squad and was a member of the football basketball, Snowball, and Prom courts. She was also selected as a representative to Girls’ State and has served her class as a vice- president several years. Karen was honored with a 79- 61 victory over the Stanton Local Raiders. Homecoming Basketball Basketball Homecoming Basketball Homecoming Friday’s contest — the last home fla- jpr Lisbon seniors BUI Marx, f -trie and Scott Evans —started � vHigh as both teams took k tTjW '«t out of the blocks. v. only 12 ol 34 shots In the flK yj h ''ton’s 14 of 33, and the two t . 13 times at ev- ery even m, etc., — up to 26-all. g- . Marx, who topj. for the second stralg. M ( bon close In the second 1 ting 5 of 5 from the field, tallied the last three points ot ter — while Lisbon was mlssint our .Lis- win. Zour Queen Karen Kastner was crowned by the 1982 Homecoming Queen, Carol Kastner. Carol was escorted by Bill Marx. The Queen’s Court included Claudia Andrade and escort Mark Pezzano, Celeste Baronzzi and escort Marty Dowd, Kellie Evans and escort John Scott and Sue Klaes and escort Scott Evans. Basketball Homecoming Basketball Homecoming 1983 Queen Karen Kastner and escort, Mike Andric Kellie Evans and escort, John Scott 1982 Queen Carol Kastner and escort, Bill Marx Celeste Baronzzi and escort, Marty Dowd Basketball Homecoming Claudia Andrade and escort, Mark Pezzano Sue Klaes and escort, Scott Evans 115 ‘‘One of these Dreams” was the theme of the 1983 prom and, indeed, it was. Guests and students enjoyed the festivities which began at the DAHS gym with the Parade of Fashion. While the students were introduced, refreshments were served. Following the opening ceremonies, the buses were boarded for the trip to the Canton Community Jewish Center for the evening's festivities. Those in attendance were treated to a delicious meal after which they loosened up to George Unis and his band, “Racer.” During the band's break the crowning ceremonies were held. Stephanie Garrison and Jerry Cox were crowned 1983 Prom Queen and King and the court was introduced. The festivities continued at the afterprom where the students could participate in various activities such as swimming, playing billiard games, or watching TV. Refreshments were served and DJ. Gary Smith, was on hand to provide music for this portion of the evening. Prom Prom Prom Front: Lisa James, Amy Barnes, Stephanie Garrison, Jerry Cox, Margot Barth, Kris Ebert, Barbi Lynne Back: Rod Catlett, Kyle Kessler, Jeff Pezzano, John Scott, Brian Bouscher Stephanie Garrison Jerry Cox Queen, Stephanie Garrison receives a kiss at the crowning ceremonies. 118 Margot Barth and escort Jeff Guest Barbi Lynn and escort Jeff Hammond Stephanie Garrison and escort Bob Hurd Lisa James and escort Jerry Cox Amy Barnes and escort Bob Cosma Kris Ebert and escort Brian Bouscher 119 Prom Prom Prom 120 121 Society Society Society Homecoming Queen Lisa James and Bob George Unis entertains the guests at the 1983 Prom. Cosma 122 Approximately 24 students make up the Art Club. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lanney the club workds towards their spring trip to the Carousel Dinner Theater with various selling projects. Throughout the year, club members participate in art-related activities. At various meetings guests artists visit and special crafts are demonstrated and created. The club members also help set up the Kent State High School Art show. Art Club Art Club Art Club 124 1st row: Brad McDevitt, Lisa Franklin. Sandy Harper. Dave Strum, Eric Guappone. John Hostetter, Lori Rzucidlo, Brian Bouscher, Michelle Pierce 2nd row: Mrs. Lanney, Chris Baker, Rob Johnson, Bob Barnes, Genny Wymer, Paul Stewart, Arietta Deemer, Beth Blackburn, Sue Oshaben 3rd row: Marty Dowd, Bretta Hellyer, Butch Yoder, Krista Kuhns, Joe Morenz, Barbi Lynn, Brad Lisko Front: Chris Baker. Jerry Cox, Rob Johnson, Brad McDevitt, Back: Michelle Pierce, Kris Ebert. Genny Wymer, Debbie Davis, Sue Oshaben The Audio-Visual crew, under the direction of Mr. Edwards, is active during the school day. The 20- member organization is responsible for the handling of the school’s audio-visual equipment. The members insure the availability of this equipment to the students and faculty. Audio-Visual Audio-Visual Audio-Visual 1st row: Matt Moore, Dave Sanor, Dawn Weber, Scott Laughlin, Mike Guappone, 2nd row: Joel Aukerman, Tod Steele, Celeste Baronzzi, Eric Jones, John Hostetter, 3rd row: Mr. Edwards, G.I. Williams, Mike Wargo, Tim Fitch, Kyle Kessler, Jim Cole, Marty Dowd, Jerry Cox, Jim Bates 125 The Olympian Staff has one major task; to produce the yearbook. Mrs. Lanney and Mrs. Day guide the 37 member staff in the completion of this task. The staff works hard to produce the yearbook and to raise money to make the annual available to the students. In order to do so, the staff completes various fund raising projects such as ad selling, the sale of gift items and a bowl-a-thon. The members also participate in numerous workshops throughout the year. During these workshops, members learn the mechanics of creating a yearbook. Olympian Olympian Olympian “1 gotta do what?” 126 first row, left to right: Teresa Prasco, Jill Heinz, Beth Weinstock, Paula Crowl, Connie Crowl, Carol Palmer, Pam Smith, Sharon Chidester, Second row, left to right: Mrs. Day, Teri Newell, Bretta Hillyer, Nancy Haren, Butch Yoder, Sue Oshaben, Brad Lisko, Mary Jo Maruca, Kelly Casto, Mrs. Lanney Third row, left to right: Brad McDevitt, Mark Hall, Harvey Householder, Charles Davis, Ryan O’Farrell, Dawn Weber, Judy Burton, Melissa Glenn, Kristen Taylor, Tracey Hoffmann, Kathy Snyder, Bob Barnes, Fourth row left to right: Joe Siefke, Sherry Chidester, Cathy Baker, Jim Bates, Matt Bosworth, Carol Nottingham, Jim Cole, Michelle Hofer, Brad Pike Olympian Olympian Olympian The organization with an exceptional amount of foreign zest is this years French Club. The members were busy this year with the annual initiation party, the Christmas carolling party as well as the pastry tasting party. This year's French club is planning on having a traditional French dinner to spend the funds raised from a foreign candy sale. French Club French Club French Club What’s this in French?” 1st row: Mrs. Day, Tracy Smith, Melissa Glenn, Teresa Prasco, Brad Lisko, Bretta Hillyer, Sue Oshaben, Butch Yoder, Connie Crowl, Michelle Hofer, 2nd row: Steve Berry, Mark Hall, Lisa Dusz, Kristen Taylor, Tracey Hoffmann, Jim Bates, Jon Burke, Beth Blackburn, Brad McDevitt, 3rd row: Kelly Casto, Harvey Householder, Margot Barth, Cindy Myers, Arietta Deemer, Marla Barth, Debbie Manning, Cassie Hersman, Chris Bouscher, Ryan O’Farrell 128 The Office Aides are an important factor in the operation of the high school office. They recieve learning experience in the use of office machines, receptionist duties and operating the school bookstore. Their help is invaluable in delivering the many messages each day to both staff and students. They are always pleasant and co-operative and their help is appreciated by all of the staff. Office Assistants Office Assistants Office Assistants Front: Kim Lietzke, Kris Ebert, Jenny Barborak, Pam Smith, Pam Boyd, Back: Tim Fitch, Paula Stewart, Darlene Pannier, Chelly Brown The 1982-83 Student’s Voice was advised by Mrs. Kessler. The editors are Michelle Fitch and Scott Evans. The editors and staff work hard to make a paper available to students every month. The Students Voice sponsored the 1982 Football Homecoming Dance. They sell ads during the summer to help pay for the expense of the paper. Student’s Voice Student’s Voice Student’s Voice Quill and Scroll Front: Gina Peruchetti, Chris McCord, Karen Kastner, Bretta Hillyer, Brad Lisko, Nancy Haren, Lisa Guappone, Back: Kellie Evans, Michelle Fitch, Scott Evans Student’s Voice 1st row: Matt Moore, Beth Weinstock, Roxanne Chetock, Tracey Hoffmann 2nd row: Kristen Taylor, Michelle Hofer, Melissa Glenn, 3rd row: Jim Cole, Nancy Haren. Tim Fitch, 4th row: Scott Evans. Karen Kastner, Gina Peruchetti, 5th row: Bretta Hillyer, Chris McCord, Brad Lisko, Michelle Fitch, 6th row: Mrs. Kessler, Lisa Guappone, Kellie Evans The library assistants help aid Mrs. Edgerton in the general up keep of the library. They are responsible for keeping the library functional The Biology assistants aid Mrs. Arnold in the various classroom activities. These activities include helping students complete dlsectlons and lab work. Assistants Assistants Library Assistants. Cindy Howe, Pam Frankford, Tina Brownfield. Jenny Barborak, Michelle Fitch, Back. Dianna Macuich, Roxanne Chetock. Darlene Pannier, Carol Nottingham. Paula Stewart, Sandy Oliver The 1982 -83 Future Nurses class officers are; Pres. Kellie Evans, Vice Pres. Celeste Baronzzi and Treas.-Sec. Cathy Baker. This year their fund raiser was a Halloween Dance held on October 30th in the school’s gymnasium. Although they have worked hard, they have not had an opportunity to go on any field trips. 'Mrs. McGaffick, the school nurse, is their advisor. Future Nurses Future Nurses Future Nurses Future Nurses First row- Stephanie Garrison, Michelle Hofer, Marla Barth, Donna Weber, Chris Bouscher, Sharon Donahey, Sue Klaes, Connie Crowl, Krista Kuhns, Second row- Mrs. McGaffic, Dianna Macuich, Marla Phillips, Margot Barth, Judy Burton, Kellie Evans, Dawn Weber, Gina Peruchetti, Pam Smith, Third row- Laura Johnston, Rebecca Little, Bretta Hillyer, Cathy Baker, Karen Kastner, Celeste Baronzzi, Lisa James, Amy Barnes. 132 The 1982-83 Home Ec. Club was advised by Miss Ellyson. The club officers were; Pres. Nancy Haren, Vice Pres. Rob Johnson, Treas. Marla Phillips and Sec Barbi Lynn. The club held luncheons to raise money. The club also had a guest speaker, Mrs. Krotcky, who came to one meeting and demonstrated the creation of silk flowers. Home Ec. Club Home Ec. Club Home Ec. Club First row • Lottie Moore. Denise House, Cassie Porter. Laurie Moore, Laurie Thompson, Cheryl Poynter, Roni Davis. Second row • Roxanne Chetock, Michelle McLaughlin, Tina Brownfield, Leslie Hartman, Debbie Dillinger. Third row • Becky Baugh, Teresa Prasco, Amy Evans, Paula Stewart Fourth row • Jill Thompson, Faith Bowman, Pam Boyd, Beth Weinstock, Marty Dowd, Darrin Hutton, Rob Johnson, Tim Riddle, Dave Crawford, Jim Sullivan, Eric McGaffic, Brian Bouscher, Jackie Little, Joy Tullis, Kristy Weber, Miss Ellyson. Fifth row • Renee Kelch, Barbi Lynn, Nancy Haren, Marla Phillips. Y-Teens is an international organization. The Y Teens club here at David Anderson High School has approximately 110 members. Under the direction of Ms Bobst, the club members sold candy bars to raise money for the Snowball dance. It was held in the gym in December and the theme was “Winter Wonderland.” The Y-Teens officers are: Michele Fitch-president, Jenelle Baugh- vice president, Sue Klaes - secretary, and Cathy Baker - treasurer Y-Teens Y-Teens Y-Teens 1st row: Sharon Donahey. Lisa Guappone, Margot Barth. Michelle Fitch. 2nd row: Beth Masters. Kellie Evans, Rebecca Hawthorne, Cathy Baker, 3rd row: Diane Macuich, Pam Smith, Marla Phillips, 4th row: Karen Kastner, Celeste Baronzzi, Nancy Haren, 5th row: Barbi Lynn, Judy Burton, Alexis Truzzie, Kim Lietzke, Jenelle Baugh, Ms. Bobst, Sue Klaes, 6th row: Joe Morenz, Bretta Killyer, Amy Barnes, Michelle Brown, Lora Evans, 7th row: Renee Kelch, Lisa James, Stephanie Garrison. Gina Peruchetti, 8th row: Pam Frankford, Dawn Deyber, Darlene Pannier, Lisa Franklin, Chris McCord, Tony Csonka, 9th row: Sherry Chidester, Pam Boyd, Michelle Pierce, Tracy Smith, Cindy Myers, Faith Bowman Freshman and Sophomores 1st row: Michelle Deville, Annie Bagley, Betty Corfee, Becky Baugh, Donna Klaes, Holly Cosma, Tori Campsey, Marla Barth. Jenny Meek, Carol Blair, Teresa Prasco, Jill Heinz. 2nd row: Tina Hickman, Cyndi Marchalek, Debbi Manning, Cassi Hershman, Cindy Schreffler. Tina Brownfield, Tracy Wonner, Paula Crowl, Sandy Harper, Mary Jo Hale. Karen Fersch, Kelly Smith, Melissa Glenn, Sharon Chidester, Tammy Kidder, Carol Palmer, 3rd row: Laura Johnston, Linda Westover, Roxanne Chetock, Michelle Hofer, Connie Crowl, Michele McLaughlin, Desi Cloud, Becky Welton, Lisa McKenzie. Chris Bouscher, Midge Bush. Beth Clark, Cheryl Klaes, Tami Howard. Cindy Howe, Leslie Hartman, Ms. Bobst, 4th row: Mary Lynn Moser, Tammy Crowe, Kristen Taylor, Tracey Hoffmann, Lisa Dusz, Krista Kuhns, Brenda Phillips, Beth Blackburn, Kris Morrison, Carol Nottingham, Tori Brown. Rebecca Little, Kathy Snyder, Beth Weinstock 135 The Key Club is and international organization whose function is to serve the community. It is a division of the Kawainas Club. Mr. Votaw is the advisor of the Key Club at the high school and Mr. Ebert is the Kiwainas representative for their organization. The Key Club holds bi-monthly meetings and raises funds for a community - related service. The club officers are: President - Scott Evans, Vice President - John Scott, Secretary - Jenelle Baugh, and Treasurer - Chris McCord. Clubs Clubs Clubs Key Club 1st row: Eric Jones. Bill Toland, Steve Berry, Joe Steppo, John Hostetter, Joe Siefke, Eric Guappone, Mark Halverstadt, Tim Riddle. Dominic Cross, 2nd row: Scott Evans, Chris McCord, John Scott, Sue Klaes, Max Pierce. Ben Gallo, Jenelle Baugh, Cheryl Klaes, Mark Pezzano, 3rd row: Marty Dowd, Joe Arnoto, Bob Borg, Jim Cole. Matt Moore, Tod Steele, G.l. Williams, Tim Morris. Bill Marx One organization that has been active in the community has been the Nike Club. Members of this year’s club served a tea lunchion for the local BPW, held a sub sale, modeled in the annual BPW fashion show as well as participated in this year's crafts fair at the joint vocational school. Nike Club 1st row: Lisa Guappone, Celeste Baronzzi, Mary Jo Maruca, Bretta Hillyer, Cathy Baker, Karen Kastner, Sue Klaes, Kellie Evans, 2nd row: Tracey Hoffman. Kristen Taylor, Rebecca Little, Chris Bouscher, Sharon Donahey, Amy Barnes, Lisa James, 3rd row: Marla Phillips. Margot Barth. Paula Crowl, Laura Johnston Buckeye Girl’s State took place at Ashland College during the week of June 19, 1982. There the girls participated in a mock state, county and local government. Buckeye Boys State took place at Bowling Green State University during the week of June 19, 1982. The male members ran for offices, voted and worked at their elected offices and listened to guest speakers. Organizations Organizations Organizations 1st row. left to right: Dawn Weber. Karen Kastner. kellie Evans, Gina Peruchetti Alternates 2cd row. left to right: Teri Newell. Chelly Brown, Bretta Hillyer, Cathy Baker left to right: Brad Lisko, alternate. Butch Yoder, Scott Evans, G.I. Williams, Jeff Aukerman 137 The Occupational Work Experience group prepares themselves to enter the work force. There are 23 students who belong to the OWE program here at the high school. Mr. Ashton acts as the group’s counselor and director. Eight of the 23 members commute from Leetonia High School. The students attend classes in the mornings and continue their educational experiences on the job. Organizations Organizations Organizations 1st row, left to right: Eddie Rogan. Tammy Peaco, Melissa May, Jackie Robinson, Bob Miller, Mike Rebuck, Jerry Sadlowski. Mr. Ashton 2cd row, left to right: Jim Farmer, Gary Simms, Steve Johnson, Dale Brown, Scott Holisky, Jim Scullion, Danny Volpe. Jim Knepper, Gayle McCullough, 3rd row, left to right: Russ Coonce, Joe Arnoto, Tom Coffman, Jim DeBray. Paul Medved, Steve Fickes The 1982-83 Student Council, advised by Mr Jones, participated in numerous activities throughout the year. The Council sold Blue Devil Spirit Towels to help raise money for the 1983 Basketball Homecoming Dance. Student Council members aided Mr. James at various basketball games and helped to clean the trophy case. During National Education Week, members distributed apples to the teachers. Student Council offices were held by: President - Celeste Baronzzi, Vice President - Tim Fitch, Secretary - Joe Siefke, and Treasurer - Margot Barth. The 1982 - 83 Science Club was advised by Mrs. Arnold. The officers were President Brad Lisko, Vice President - Butch Yoder. Secretary-Lisa James, and Treasurer Chris Smith. Several guest speakers attended their meetings including a speaker who discussed and demonstrated computers. The club went on a field trip to Slippery Rock College to watch science demonstrations while the Bio-Olympic team competed. They sold candy for a money making project. Organizations Organizations Sitting, left to right: Nancy Haren, Lisa Guappone, Joe Siefke, Celeste Baronzzi, Tim Fitch, Margot Barth, Bretta Hillyer, Bob Borg. Standing left to right: Mr. Jones, Laura Johnston, Eric Jones, Ben Gallo, Donna Klaes, Chris Bouscher, Lisa James, Dianna Macuich. Chris Baker Top Row, left to right: Joe Morenz, Charles Davis, Brad Lisko, Sue Klaes, Kelly Casto, Jon Gallo, Vinnie Schweitzer, Jon Burke Second Row, left to right: Chris Smith, Karen Kastner, Bretta Hillyer, Butch Yoder, Nancy Haren, Pam Smith, Rob Hephner. Third Row. left to right: Ram Rao, Sue Oshaben, Lisa James, Kellie Evans, Jill Heinz, Connie Crowl, Mrs. Arnold 139 “What was the name of the ship Charles Darwin sailed on during his voyage to the Galapagos Islands?” Who cares? Mrs. Arnold’s Biology Olympic team does. Why? It was one of the many trivia questions asked in the Biology trivia competition at the Biology Olympics day at Slippery Rock College in April. The 5 member, 1 alternate team participated in events such as experimental design, biology bowl, biology charades and a scavenger hunt. In the individual events. Captain Butch Yoder, competed in physiology. Brad Lisko in genetics. Charles Davis in anatomy, Jon Gallo in taxonomy, and Connie Crowl in ecology. Oh. by the way. the answer is the HMS Beagle. Biology Olympics Biology Olympics Biology Olympics Left to right: Jon Gallo, Butch Yoder, Brad Lisko, Charles Davis, Connie Crowl and Eric Jones Science Club members participating in a demonstration lab at Connie Crowl Jill Heinz anticipate the competition. Science Visitation Day. 140 Physics Olympics © Far left: Lisa Wargo works the computer Left: Mrs. Morckel presents new material. Physics Olympics Physics Olympics Front: Nancy Haren, Dawn Weber Back: Jeff Aukerman, Jon Chamberlain. Mike Andric, Brad Lisko, Butch Yoder. Jim Peaco “Why are they dropping eggs from the physics lab window?’ was a question heard frequently by Mrs. Morckel’s physics students. This seemingly bizarre activity was in preparation for the annual “Physics Phun Day” held in April at the Youngstown State University campus. As a result of their treacherous practice, the team took 2nd and 4th place in the egg drop competition. Students constructed a container in which an egg was placed. The containers were then dropped at various heights. The container which sustained the highest fall without breaking was the winner. The team also participated in events such as the quiz show, paper airplane contest, bridge building, house of cards competition, mystery problems, mousetrap racer and ping pong ball launch. Sound like fun? Team members proved that they are serious about fun by capturing 5th place in the competition. 141 “All right, gang, get in there and find those polkilotherms!” shouted Mrs. Arnold to her Nature Sleuth, Junior Varsity, and Varsity Squads as they began their scavenger hunt. This 11 member, 1 alternate team participated in the Ecology Meet held on May 12th at Berlin Reservoir in Deerfield. Ohio. Team Captain, Brad Lisko and his crew participated in a scavenger hunt and a poster contest in which the Junior Varsity Squad captured 1st prize. Each squad participated in 2 other selected ecology- related events. Members included high school students and grade school students and were coached by Mrs. Arnold. Ecology Meet Ecology Meet Ecology Meet Front row: Jon Blair, Amy Weinstock, Maria Gallo, Buddy Bucey, J.T. Whitman Row 2: Jenny Meek, Jill Heinz Row 3: Charles Davis, Beth Blackburn. Margie Lietzke, Brad Lisko, Front. Margie Lietzke, alternate, Jill Heinz, Junior Varsity Squad Leader, Jenny Meek, Back: Varsity Squad Leader, Charles Davis, Beth Blackburn, and Team Captain Brad Lisko Beth Blackburn, Jill Heinz, and Mrs. Arnold take a break. Margie Lietzke and Brad Lisko check their sources. 142 The 1982-83 National Honor Society induction assembly was held on April 12 in the high school gymnasium. President Butch Yoder gave the welcome. At this assembly, 5 seniors, 6 juniors, and 2 honorary members were inducted into this chapter. The inductees were selected on the basis of their capabilities in character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Our superintendent. Mr. Clarence Means, was guest speaker. After the assembly, the Home-Ec Club served refreshments to the members and their parents. National Honor Society National Honor Society Old Members: Butch Yoder, Bretta Hillyer, Mary Jo Maruca, Karen Kastner, Teri Newell, The next inductee into the Society is ” Kellie Evans, Sue Oshaben, Dawn Weber, Jeff Aukerman, Brad Lisko National Honor Society National Honor Society Front row left to right: Michele Fitch, Nancy Haren, Cathy Baker, Brad McDevitt, Linda Scott, Paula Stewart, Claudia Andrade. Ana Sagarnaga, Back row left to right: Lisa James, Jon Gallo, Tracy Smith, Jim Cole, Harvey Householder, Stephanie Garrison 144 The DAHS Choir consists of approximately 40 students. The choir’s director is Mrs. Bancroft. The Choir performs for a Christmas concert in December and a Spring concert in May. Choir members sold Tom-Wat items in order to sponsor the school play. Choir Choir Choir 1st row: Mrs. Bancroft, Sheri Novak, Marla Phillips, Lisa Franklin, Kim Lietzke, Anna Sagarnaga, Melissa Glenn, Donna Culler. Dawn Deyber, Teri Newell, Tami Howard. Desi Cloud, Kristy Weber. Beth Masters, Claudia Andrade. Carol Palmer, 2nd row: Dawn Weber, Lora Evans. Cindy Howe, Debbie Davis. Rob Hephner, Pam Boyd, Karen Hurd, Beth Clark. Pam Frankford, Cindy Schreffler, Faith Bowman, Linda Westover, 3rd row: Jeff Carlisle, Randy Kinsey, Carol Nottingham. Chelly Brown, Mike Blythe, Cathy Baker, Matt Moore, Tim Novak, Debbie Dillinger, Sean Bartholow, Margot Barth This year’s County Choir was held on March 24 25, 1983 at East Liverpool High School. Mrs. Bancroft and twenty- seven of the choir members attended. Several area high schools got together to practice and then perform on Friday night for parents and friends. Eight students from our choir participated in the Solo Ensemble competition held at Marlington High School. The students competed for ribbons and medals. Dawn Weber received a second place award in the competition. Chorus Chorus Chorus Officers: Secretary • Pam Boyd, Vice Pres. - Marla Phillips, Pres. • Teri Newell, Treasurer - Dawn Weber Solo Ensemble: Faith Bowman, Cindy Howe, Kristy Weber, Pam Boyd, Dawn Weber, Chelly Brown, Cathy Baker County Choir: 1st row: Dawn Deyber, Cindy Howe. Faith Bowman, Lisa Franklin, Marla Phillips, Sheri Novak, Kim Lietzke, Claudia Andrade. Kristy Weber. Tami Howard, Anna Sagarnaga, 2nd row: Rob Hephner. Melissa Glenn, Beth Clark, Pam Boyd. Dawn Weber. Sean Bartholow, Matt Moore, Margot Barth, Lora Evans, 3rd row: Tim Novak, Jeff Carlisle. Mike Blythe, Cathy Baker, Carol Nottingham, Randy Kinsey, Chelly Brown 146 The 1982 - 83 Young Alive, directed by Mrs. Bancroft, consisted of approximately twenty members. The group presented concerts for various civic groups and performed at one of our high school assemblies. The group also performs for the Spring Concert held in May. Chorus Chorus Chorus Front: Chelly Brown, Carol Nottingham, Kim Lietzke, Pam Boyd, Kristy Weber, Back: Dawn Deyber, Teri Newell, Mike Blythe, Dawn Weber, Melissa Glenn 147 The 1982-83 Band was directed by Mr. Hazlett. Band officers were President-Karen Kastner, Vice President-Jon Gallo, Secretary-Kellie Evans. Other band officers include: Percussion Line Captain-Brad Pike, Uniform Manager-Brad Pike and assistants Mark Hall and Dave Goforth, and Band Managers-Rob Hephner, Mark Halverstadt, Max Pierce, Dominic Cross and Ryan O’Farrell. Band Members sold candy bars, submarine sandwiches, pop, cheese sausage and held three breakfasts in the McKinley School gym, sponsored by L K restaurants. Marching Band performed in the Memorial Day Parade and the Johnny Appleseed Parade. They also put on a show at Kennywood Park and performed in a pre-game show at a Pittsburgh Pirate’s Game. Band Band Band 14« The Concert Band is made up of approximately 60 members, many of which are also members of the marching band. The concert band is also under the direction of Mr. Hazlett. The band presents a Christmas and a Spring concert for the public each year and this year they also competed in the District Contest held on March 19th at Perry High School. Band Band Band 1st row: Gina Peruchetti, Cassie Hersman, Marla Barth, Dawn Deyber, Midge Bush. Kelly Smith, Cheryl Poynter, Michelle DeVille, 2nd row: Kellie Evans, Jon Gallo, Cindy Myers, Ben Gallo, Rebecca Little, Michelle Pierce, Bretta Hillyer, Pam Frankfurt, Connie Crowl, Chris Bouscher, Carol Nottingham, Jenny Meek, Beth Clark, Lori Rzucidlo, 3rd row: Arietta Deemer, Laura Johnston, Cindy Schreffler, Cassie Porter, Debbie Manning, Carol Blair, Donna Weber, Alexis Truzzie, Karen Kastner, Brad Lisko, Charles Davis, Tori Campsey, Mary Lynn Moser. Kristy Weber, Mary Jo Hale, Harry McKee, Tracey Wonner. Dave Goforth, Nancy Haren, 4th row: Brad Pike. Michele Hofer, Beth Weinstock, Jill Heinz, Tim Sanders, Brenda Wymer, Sherry Chidester, Ryan O’Farrell, Tori Brown, Dominic Cross, Joy Tullis, Marianne Oliver, Rob Hephner, Donna Culler, Butch Yoder, Mr. Hazlett This years jazz ensemble added some rhythm to the annual band and choral Christmas concert by playing “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas!” The ensemble hopes to play several selections at the Spring concert. The pep band was busy providing entertainment at the home basketball games this year. The pep band added music to several half time shows performed by the flagline and the cheerleaders. Selected members of our band participated in the County Band Festival held at East Liverpool High School on March 24 25. The students, along with several other area high school students, practiced all day Thursday and Friday in preparation of a concert held Friday evening for the parents. Band Band Band Jazz Band 1st row: Dawn Deyber, Bretta Hillyer, Michelle Pierce, Tori Brown, Jenny Meek, Connie Crowl, 2nd row: Steve Berry, Max Pierce, Dominic Cross, Joy Tullis, Rob Hephner, Mark Hall, 3rd row: Brad Pike, Jon Gallo, Ryan O’Farrell, Dave Goforth, Charles Davis, Harry McKee, Kristy Weber, Kelly Casto County Band Jon Gallo, Mark Hall, Pam Frankford, Brad Pike, Charles Davis, Brad Lisko. Nancy Haren, Dave Goforth, Tim Sanders Pep Band Front: Steve Berry, Matt Kampher, Tim Sanders, Rob Hephner, Dave Goforth, Charles Davis, Dominic Cross, Back: Tori Brown, Connie Crowl, Kristy Weber. Judy Burton. Kellie Evans. Karen Kastner, Nancy Haren. Bretta Hillyer. Pam Frankford, Joy Tullis, Cheryl Poynter, Michelle DeVille, Marianne Oliver Band Band Head Majorette: Gina Peruchetti Front left to right: Marla Barth. Midge Bush. Back left to right: Connie Crow! and Gina Peruchetti ‘How do you like our new routine? Band Field Commanders Kellie Evans and Karen Kastner Band Band Band Front left to right: Cathy Baker. Barbi Lynn. Cindy Howe. Lisa McKenzie. Back left to Flagline Captain Cathy Baker right: Linda Oliver, Traci Bosworth. Karen Fersch, Holly Cosma CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN CAST Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine Frank Jackie Elizabeth Bill Sarah Anne Lillian Martha Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton Joe Scales Miss Brill Larry DIRECTORS Production staged and produced by Student director Set design Costumes Butch Yoder Dawn Weber Nancy Haren Charles Davis Carol Palmer Annie Bagley Rob Hephner Faith Bowman Celeste Baronzzi Chris Bouscher Dawn Deyber Beth Blackburn Brad Lisko Harvey Householder Cathy Baker Jim Bates Mrs. Kaye Kessler Teri Newell Mr. Charles Powell Miss Connie Ellyson Right: sitting - Dawn Deyber, Carol Palmer, Annie Bagley, Chris Bouscher, Celeste Baronzzi, Faith Bowman, Nancy Haren, Charles Davis, standing ■ Butch Yoder, Dawn Weber, Beth Blackburn, Brad Lisko, Cathy Baker, Jim Bates, Rob Hephner, Harvey Householder Below: Last minute preparations are made by Nancy Haren. Below right: Details of bathing are shown to the children by Dad Gilbreth, Butch Yoder. 154 Joe, Harvey Householder cheers for Anne, Everything is ready for the audio visual crew to film Charles Davis’ and Rob Hephner’s Celeste Baronzzi. performance. Last minute checks on the sound system are made by Mrs. Kessler and the Dr. Burton, Brad Lisko, breaks the news to Butch Yoder, sound crew. Fingernail inspection time for the Gilbreath kids. Is it really a boy! Ask little sisters. Dawn Deyber and Nancy Haren. 155 A game of checkers is enjoyed by Charles Davis and Nancy Make up is checked by Mrs. Lanney. Haren. Hard(ly) working stage crew. The Gilbreth’s, Dawn Weber and Butch Yoder Anne stands up to her Dad. Audio visual members Tim Fitch and Marla Phillips discussing taping. 156 THE FIRESTONE BANK “We Welcome Your Business” William Haifley - President Member F. D. I. C. 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Ohio 44460 ' n - ir Mrrttin LOCK 24 MARIE’S PIZZA SHOP MIKE’S BARBER SHOP POZENEL AGENCY ROGER’S HAIRSTYLING WEBER HEATING PLUMBING 171 STUDENT INDEX SENIORS Adams, J. • 19 Andrade, C. - 19, 75, 76, 114, 115, 144, 145, 146 Andrie, M. - 19, 37, 66, 68, 70, 82, 83, 113, 141 Arkwright, D. - 19 Arnoto, J. - 19, 136, 138 Aukerman, J. - 18, 19, 36, 66, 68, 70, 96, 137, 141, 143, 34, 38, 41 Baker, C - 19, 126, 132, 134, 137, 144, 145, 146, 153, 154, 33 Barborak, J. - 20, 129, 131 Barnard, C. • 20, 35 Baronzzi, C. - 20, 108, 109, 113, 114, 115, 125, 132, 134, 136, 139, 154, 155 Bartholow, C. - 20, 74, 75 Baugh, J. - 20, 134, 136, 35 Borg, B. - 20, 136, 137, 139 Brown, M. ■ 20, 108, 109, 113, 129, 134, 137, 145, 146, 147 Brown, D. - 138 Brownfield, J - 21 Bujdoso, P. - 21, 42 Burton, J. - 21, 74, 75, 91, 126, 132, 134, 151 Catlett, M. - 33 Chamberlain, J. • 21, 141, 35 Chuck, D. - 21 Cibula, M. - 21 Clark, R. - 21, 61, 80, 81, 97 Cosma, R. - 66, 70, 119, 122 Crawford, D. - 22, 66, 68, 70, 96, 98, 133 Crosser, R. - 22, 66, 70, 96, 97 Davis, E. - 22, 41 DeVille, K. - 22, 41 Donahey, R. - 22 Donally, T. - 22 Dunn, D. - 22, 32, 78, 79 Evans, K. - 18, 23, 113, 114, 115, 130, 132, 134, 136, 137, 139, 143, 150, 151, 152, 178 42 Evans, L. -23, 134, 145, 146 Evans, S. - 23, 82, 83. 115, 136, 137, 130 Fersch, S. - 23 Fitch, M. - 23, 37, 113, 130, 131, 134, 144, 38 Fone, T. • 23, 40 Gallegos, S. - 23, 80, 81, 96 Guappone, L. - 32, 130, 134, 136, 139 Hager, B. - 26 Haren, N. - 2, 26, 75, 76, 126, 127, 130, 133, 134, 139, 141, 144, 150, 151, 154, 155, 156 40 Hawthorne, R. - 26, 98, 134, 35 Hawthorne, T. - 26 Hillyer, B. - 2, 32, 36, 112, 113, 124, 126, 127, 128, 130, 131, 132, 134, 136, 137, 139, 143, 150, 151, 33, 34, 38, 40 Houlette, L. - 26 Hutton, R. - 80, 81, 96, 102, 106, 133, 178, 40 Kastner, K. - 27, 18, 113, 114, 130, 132, 134, 136, 136, 139, 143, 150, 151, 152, 38 Klaes, S. - 18, 114, 115, 132, 134, 136, 139, 42 Knight, T. - 27, 61, 120 Louis, M. - 27 Lietzke, K. - 27, 129, 134, 145, 146, 147 Lisko, B. - 2, 36, 124, 126, 127, 128, 130, 131, 137, 139, 141, 140, 142, 143, 154, 155 33, 34, 38 Long, G. - 35 Marasco, L. - 27 Maruca, M. - 28, 126, 136, 143 Marx, B - 28, 82, 83, 115, 136, 38 Masters, B. - 28, 134, 145 McCord, C. 28, 74, 75, 130, 134, 136 McCullough, G. - 28, 138, 41 McDevitt, B. - 28, 124, 126, 128, 144, 178, 35 McVey, K - Metzgar, R. - 32, 61 Moore, D. - 28 Morris, T. -28, 136, 40 Munesada, R. - 28 Newell, T. - 2, 36, 29, 126, 127, 137, 143, 145, 146, 147, 178, 35 Oliver, S. - 29 Oshaben, S. -2, 29, 37, 124, 126, 128, 139, 143 Peaco, J. -29, 141, 35 Peruchetti, G. - 29, 74, 75, 90, 91, 130, 132, 134, 137, 150, 152 Rao, R. - 29, 139, 35 Rouse, M. - 29, 62, 40 Rudy, M. - 29 Sagarnaga, A - 30, 75, 76, 144, 145, 146 Sanders, T. - 30, 66, 70, 96, 97, 150, 151 Scott, L. - 30, 62, 144 Scullion, J. - 138 Shepard, T. - 30 Smith, C. -139, 33 Smith, P. - 30, 126, 129, 132, 134, 139, 35 Snyder, D- 78, 79 Stanley, C. - 30, 62, 40 Stewart, B. - 30 Stewart, P. - 31, 129, 131, 133, 144, 35, 38 Thompson, J. - 133, 33, 35 Truzzie, A. - 31, 32, 74, 75, 134, 150, 38 Turner, D. Walker, J. - 31 Wargo, L. - 31, 141 Weber, D. - 31, 37, 125, 126, 132, 137, 141, 143, 145, 146, 147, 154, 156 Williams, G. - 31, 78, 79, 125, 136, 137, 40 Yoder, B. - 2, 31, 36, 124, 126, 127, 128, 131, 137, 139, 140, 141, 143, 150, 154, 155, 156, 33, 34, 35, 38, 40 JUNIORS Barnes, A. - 44, 132, 134, 136, 118, 119 172 STUDENT INDEX Barth, M. - 44, 74, 90, 98, 99, 128, 132, 134, 136, 139, 145, 146, 118, 119 Bates, J. • 44, 125, 126, 128, 154 Bender, S.- 44, 64, 66 Bosworth, M,- 44, 66, 96, 126 Bouscher, B. ■ 44, 66, 86, 124, 133, 118, 119 Bowman, F. - 44, 133, 134, 145, 6, 154 Boyd, P. ■ 44, 133, 134, 129, 145, 146, 147 Brown, D. - 44, 63 Brown, T. ■ 44, 63 Burton, C. - 64 Bush, L. - 44, 96 Butream, L. - Canfield, B. • 44, 63 Carmon, S. - 45, 80, 96 Casto, K. - 45, 96, 126, 128, 139, 151 Catlett, R. • 45, 66, 118 Chidester, S. - 46, 76, 94, 126, 134, 150 Cline, E. • 45, 64 Cochran, T. • Coffman, T. - 45, 138 Cole, J. - 45, 80, 82, 96, 97, 105, 125, 126, 130, 136, 144, 178 Cox, C. - 45, 62, 63 Cox, J. - 45, 66, 82, 96 , 106, 124, 125, 118, 119 Cross, J. • 45 Csonka, T. - 45, 134 Culler, D. - 45, 74, 145, 150 Davis, C. • 45, 126, 139, 140, 150, 151, 143, 154, 155, 156, 120 Davis, D. ■ 45, 124, 145 DeBray, J. • 138 Deland, C. - 45, 63 Deyber, D. ■ 45, 98, 99, 101, 134, 145, 146, 147, 150, 151, 154, 155 Dillinger, D. - 45, 64, 76 Dixon, T. - 45, 66, 96 Donahey, S. • 45, 132, 134, 136 Donalley, T. - 45 Dowd, M. - 45, 82, 115, 124, 125, 133, 136 Ebert, K. - 45, 74, 98, 99, 108, 109, 124, 129, 118, 119 Evans, A. • 45, 133 Farmer, E. - 45 Fatherly, R. - 46 Fitch, T,- 46, 66, 125, 129, 130, 139, 156 Fortune, T. - 46 Frankford, P,- 46, 98, 131, 134, 145, 150, 151 Franklin, L. • 46, 74, 90, 124, 134, 145, 146 Fredregill, B, - 46 French, B. ■ 46, 62 Gallo, J. - 46, 139, 140, 144, 150, 151 Gardner, L. • 46, 64 Garrison, S. - 46, 101, 132, 134, 144, 118, 119 Glenn, L. • 46 Glenn, R. - 46 Grant, J. • 62 Grimm, D. ■ 46 Harrington, R. - 46 Horton, J. - 46 House, J. -46 Householder, H. - 46, 126, 128, 144, 154, 155 Hurd, K. - 46, 145 James, L. - 46, 100, 108, 109, 131, 132, 134 , 136, 139, 144, 118, 119, 122 Jenkins, L. - 46, 64 Johnson, S. - 46, 96, 138 Keating, J. - 46 Kelch, R. - 46, 133, 134 Kessler, K. - 44, 46, 125, 118 Kornbau, J. - 46, 80, 96 Lawrence, S. - 46 Lietzke, M. • 47, 131, 142 Little, J. - 47, 90, 98, 106, 133 Lynn, B. - 44, 47, 76, 124, 133, 134, 153, 118, 119 Macuich, D. - 44, 47, 90. 101, 131, 132, 134, 139 Martz, C. - 47 May, M. - 47, 138 McLaughlin, T. • 47 McNeal, B. - 47 Miller, B,- 47, 138 Montgomery, S. - 47 Morenz, J. • 47, 124, 134, 139 Myers, C. - 47, 128, 134, 150 Novak, S. - 47, 100, 145, 146 Oliver, L. - 47, 153 Pannier, D. - 47, 129, 131, 134 Parsons, A. - 47 Pezzano, J. - 47, 118 Phillips, M. - 47, 74, 90, 98, 99, 132, 133, 134, 136, 145, 146, 156, 178 Pierce, M. - 47, 90, 98, 124, 134, 150, 151 Price, K. - 47 Rankin, J. - 47 Rebuck, M. - 47, 138 Robinson, J. - 47, 138 Rogan, E. - 47, 138 Rudibaugh, D. - 47, 64 Rudinsky, P. - 47, 61 Sadler, D. - 48, 61 Schneider, W. - 48 Schweitzer, V. - 48, 139 Scott, J. - 48, 66, 82, 115, 136, 118 Simms, G. - 48, 138 Smith, T. - 48, 101, 128, 131, 134, 144 T ullis, J. - 48, 98, 133, 150, 151 Thompson, L. - 48, 133 Vietmeier, J. -48 Wargo, M. - 48, 125 Wells, P. - 48 173 STUDENT INDEX Wells, J. • 48, 64 Welton, R. • 48, 86, 96 Wooley, T. - 48 Wymer, G. - 48, 124 SOPHOMORES Arter, S. - 50 Aukerman, J. - 50, 125 Bagley, G.- 50 Baker, C. - 50, 66, 124, 139 Baugh, B,- 50, 100, 133, 135 Brown, T,- 50, 135, 150, 151 Brownfield, T. - 50, 131, 133, 135 Burton, R. • 50 Cannon, R. • 50 Chetock, R. ■ 50, 130, 131, 133, 135 Cloud, D. - 50, 130, 131, 133, 135 Cloud, D. - 50, 94, 135, 145 Clunk, C. - 50 Cochran, S. - 50 Corfee, S.- 50 Crowe, T. - 50, 135 Crowl, C. - 50, 126, 128, 132, 135, 139, 140, 150, 151, 152 Crowl, P. - 50, 135, 136 Cusick, D. • 50 Deemer, A. - 50, 124, 128, 150 DeLong, R. - 50, 86, 96, 106 Dotson, S. - 50 Dusz, L. ■ 51, 128, 135 Eberle, D. • 51 Evans, L. • 57 Exline, G. - 51 Farkas, W. - 51, 66 Fatherly, V. - 57 Gallegos,-A. • 51, 66 Gibson, S. - 51 Glenn, M. - 51, 126, 128, 130, 135, 145, 146, 147 Goforth, D. - 51, 86, 150, 151 Gray, A. • 50, 51 Grimm, D. - 51 Groff, C. - 51 Groff, K. • 51 Guappone, E. - 51, 66, 124, 136 Guest, J. - 51, 86, 96, 97, 106, 119 Hall, M. - 51, 86, 126, 128, 151 Halligan, W. - 51 Hartman, L. - 51, 98, 99, 100, 133, 135 Heinz, J. -51, 126, 135, 139, 142, 150 Hephner, R. - 51, 139, 145, 146, 150, 151, 154, 155 Hickman, T. - 51, 135 Hofer, M. - 51, 126, 128, 130, 132, 135, 150 Hoffman, T. - 51, 101, 126, 128, 130, 135, 136 Hostetter, J. - 51, 86, 124, 125, 136 Howard, T. - 51, 94, 98, 99, 100, 135, 145, 146 Howe, C. - 51, 131, 135, 145, 146, 153 Jackson, J. - 52 James, D. — 52, 82 Johnson, L. • 52 Johnson, R. - 52, 66, 124, 133 Jones, E. • 52, 66, 125, 136, 139, 140 Kidder, T. - 52, 94, 101, 135 Kinsey, R. - 52, 145, 146 Klaes, C. - 52, 135, 136 Klein, S. - 50, 52, 74, 90 Kuhns, K. - 50, 52, 108, 109, 124, 132, 135 Libert, R. - 52 Mann, D. - 52 Marx, J. - 52 McCullough, L. - 52 McCullough, S. - 52 McGaffick, E. - 52, 66, 133 McIntosh, J. - 52 McKee, H. - 53, 150, 151 McLaughlin, M. - 53, 133, 135 Morris, P. - 52 Morris, J. - 52 Miller, H. - 52 Mellinger, S. - 52 Nichalo, K. - 53 Nottingham, C. - 53, 126, 131, 135, 145, 146, 147, 150 Ours, K. - 53 Pezzano, M. - 53, 82, 115, 136 Pike, B. - 53, 82, 126, 150, 151, 178 Post, M. - 53 Prasco, T. - 53, 98, 100, 126, 128, 133, 135 Riddle, T. - 53, 133, 136 Rudibaugh, S. -53 Rudy, L. - Rzucidlo, L. - 53, 124, 150 Samu, M. - 53 Schweitzer, D. - 53 Scullion, M. • 53 Siefke, J. - 53, 66, 86, 126, 136, 139, 178 Smith, M. - 48 Steele, T. - 53, 86, 125, 136 Stepo, J.- 53, 136 Strum, D. - 53, 96, 97, 105, 124 Stutler, F. - 53 Sullivan, J. - 53, 133 Taylor, K. - 53, 126, 128, 130, 135, 136 Toland, W. - 53, 96, 136 Walker, T. - 53, 66 Weber, K. - 53, 74, 97, 98, 133, 145, 146, 147, 150, 151 Weinstock, B. - 53, 126, 130, 133, 135, 150 Welch, M.- 54 Wilson, D. - 54 FRESHMEN Arnold, Y. - 56 174 STUDENT INDEX Bagley, A. - 56, 102, 135, 154 Baker, R. • 56 Barnes, R.-56, 124, 126 Barth, M. - 56, 76, 98, 132, 135, 150, 152 Bartholow, S. - 56, 145, 146 Berry, S, -56, 128, 136, 151 Blackburn, B. -56, 76, 98, 99, 102, 124, 128, 135, 142, 154 Blair, C. - 56, 98, 135, 150 Blythe, M. - 56, 66, 145, 146, 147 Bouscher, C. - 56, 102, 128, 132, 135, 136, 139, 150 154 Brooks, R. - 56, 66 Bryan, T. - 56 Burke, J. -56, 66, 128, 139 Burnip, D,- 56 Burton, W. -56, 96 Bush, M. - 56, 135, 150, 152 Campsey, T. - 56, 35, 150 Carlisle, J,- 56, 145, 146 Chamberlain, S. -56 Chidester, S.-56, 126, 135 Chuey, C. -57 Clark, B. - 56, 135, 145, 146, 150 Coffman, T. - 56 Corfee, B.-56, 135 Cosma, H. - 56, 135, 153 Cross, D. - 56, 90, 94, 136, 150, 151 Davis, R. - 56, 133 Deville, J. -56 Deville, M. - 56, 135, 150, 151 Dilling, T. - 57 Dillinger, D. -57, 133, 145 Faith, K. - 57 Fersch, K. - 57, 98, 135, 153 Gallo, B. -57, 136, 139, 150, 178 Garwood, W. - 57 Gentry, R,- 57 Guappone, M. -57, 125 Hale, M. -57, 98, 135, 150 Halverstadt, M. - 57, 136 Harper, S. - 57, 102, 124, 135 Hersman, C. - 58, 128, 135, 150 House, D. - 58, 133 Johnston, L. - 58, 76, 132, 135, 136, 139, 150 Joseph, G.- 58 Joseph, S. - 58 Kampfer, M. - 58, 66, 96, 151 Klaes, D. - 58, 108, 109, 135, 139 Knight, T,- 58 Koffel, J. -58 Kress, J. - 58, 66 Laughlin, S. - 58, 66, 125 Little, R, -58, 98, 132, 135, 136, 150 Manning, D. - 58, 128, 135, 150 Marple, M. - 58, 66 Marshalek, C. - 58, 135 May, J. - 58 Mcloskey, G. - 58 McKenzie, L. - 58, 135, 153 Meek, J. - 58, 94, 135, 143, 150, 151 Miller, M. - 58 Moore, L. • 58, 133 Moore, L. - 58, 133 Moore, M. - 58, 96, 125, 130, 136, 145, 146, 178 Morris, M. - 58 Morrison, K. - 59, 135 Moser, M. - 59, 135, 150 Nicholson, M. - 59 Novak, T. - 59, 66, 145, 146, 178 O’Farrell, R. - 59, 126, 128, 150, 151 Oliver, M. - 59 Oliver, M. - 59, 150, 151 Palmer, C. - 59, 126, 135, 145, 154 Palmer, M. - 59 Phillips, B,- 59, 135 Phillips, K. - Pierce, M. - 59, 96, 136, 151 Plum, D. - 59 Plumm, R. - 59 Porter, C. - 59, 133, 150 Poynter, C. - 59, 133, 150, 151 Price, G. - 59 Ream, T. - 59 Rendziniak, S. - 59 Reynolds, L. - Sanor, D. - 59, 78, 79, 125 Schaffer, B. - 59 Schreffler, C. - 59, 102, 135, 145, 150 Scullion, K. - 59 Simms, V. - 59 Smith, K. - 59, 135, 150 Snyder, K. - 59, 126, 135 Stewart, P. - 60, 124 Viets, S. - 60 Weber, D. - 60, 132, 150 Welton, B. - 60, 135 Westover, L. - 60, 135, 145 Wilkes, G. - Wonner, T. - 60, 76, 135, 150 Wymer, B. -60, 94, 150 175 Good Job 82-83 Olympian Editors Kristen Taylor Connie Crowl Michelle Hofer Melissa Glenn Jim Bates Kelly Casto Harvy Householder Best of Luck! yvcl ci3' S XZ2 + - CsvVtyLuivfi-y ' iJiAcnufyuJ Fr feU fcV “I love you ‘Brian’ XO Peeper cla?s • of 83 Books are no substitute for living, but they can add immeasurably to its riches. Mrs. Edgerton Good Luck Seniors ffom Students Voice To that special gang of kids that made my days so enjoyable this year. Thanks for all your friendship. C.P. 3£5T WISHES to oar N 5£N lORS r. •grcarm hih-’ r brad i-' ® SW£ 05««b£ -s =C=5 ? .j Di TCH YODirfc fr.lZT 1' pd jf fe; . J A' cdXhXUA r g iXfattjdt y 176 lLculaju cLsl '83 Dearest: 'MIKE ANDRIC- The BEST of WISHES and LUCK to you in the future. ‘JAMIE ADAMS- You’ll make a GREAT WELDER! “Love, Oscar Weasel C INDY, I Love Calhu, To one of the (3 EST' captains a Vlaaline Could ever have I ThanKs a Bunch! 7 oo d bflrbeHe.Holltj Lisa LucK Compliments of exterior decorators • Lisa Guappone, Celeste Baronzzi, Michelle Fitch Your friendship is the greatest gift you can give some- one. Good luck Chelly, Laura, Beth and Terri. MD LUCK BOOCH VBRAD HOOC M 177 The varsity cheerleaders agree that short skirts are murder on a cold night! Teri Newell demonstrates her “unique bowling form. 178 Ben Gallo, Matt Moore, and Tim Novak rehearse their French dialogue. Field Commander Kellie Evans z£J o JJSBON — Tbe Blue Devil Moms - 4 their November meeting At f. home of Mr . .' Road. Mrs, W eT74 P£ e°p MltPZka j' eer 8 d at car� P (P o 2v Z K Ilk yr to In appreciation of those who made this yearbook possible, we, the 1983 Olympian Editors, would like to thank the following: Mrs. Jolane Day and Mrs. Wilma Lanney, yearbook advisors; Mr. Ken Brayer, Josten’s representative; Mr. Bill Davis, Mr. Wendell Cole, Bretta Hillyer, photography; the Lisbon Morning Journal; Mrs. Kay Kessler, graphics; Mrs. Lanney Sue Oshaben, art; the Olympian Staff, the faculty, the administration and students of D.A.H.S. Thanks for all the memories that we could share with others. 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