Alexander High School - Spartan Shield Yearbook (Albany, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1975 volume:

1975 SPARTAN SHIELD ALEXANDER HIGH SCHOOL ALBANY, OHIO VOLUME IX TABLE OF CONTENTS Spartan Shield Staff Page 2 Vibrations of Alexander High School Page 3 Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Learning School Life Sports Organizations Advertising Autographs Page 19 Page 35 Page 61 Page 71 Page 79 Page 87 Page 93 Page 117 Page 161 Page 177 Page 211 EDITORS: PAM SHINGLER TAMMY ESCUE SPARTAN SHIELD STAFF ROW l Marv Mace, Mrs. Blickle - Advisor, Chris Die kerson, Pam Shingler, Tammy Escue, Betsy Mullins, Karen Brake, Marv Love, Mrs. Ball Advisor, Lvnette Jordan, Jill Hayhurst, Patsv Dearth. ROW' 2 Nancy Mace, Brett Elliott, Alan Shafer. I im Moore, Charlie La Hugh, Steve Meek. Ken Shingler. Keith Hare. Steve Cillogly. BACK ROW' Virginia Jordan. Ann W'ood, Chris Allman, Chris Cotterilli, Carolyn Craves, Sheri Henthorne, Marsha Turner. Janet VanDyke. Vibrations of Alexander High School. Just a building with walls, windows, hallways, classrooms until students give it life with moments of anticipa- tion, triumph, failure, happiness. . . all contagious. Living, growing with- in us. . .experienced, shared moods, emotions; here for a moment, gone, remembered forever. . .VIBRATIONS VIBRATIONS OF ALEXANDER HIGH SCHOOL Vibrations VIBRATIONS OF FACULTY A salute is due to those individuals in Alexander who go out of their way to benefit the student body. They are the constant friends and protectors who encourage their pupils onward. As each semester rolls around they drift into their classrooms thrilling the awaiting school goers with new-found tidbits and excellently prepared class designs. Vibrations 5 OF SENIORS Vibrations of Seniors.. .4 years. . .36 months. . .720 days. They are the best years of our lives and now 3 months...6 weeks.4 days...one hour, graduation. . cap gown . . . tassel a speech ... a handshake . . . it's over— VIBRATIONS Vibrations 7 VIBRATIONS OF Facing the first day at Alex with anticipation, fight, excitement, eagerness to explore, to grow up. Then . . . finding out it's not so bad after getting into the swing of things. Trying to disprove the illusion that Freshmen are underdogs. Laughing, talking, giggling, making trouble . . . CONSTANTLY. Lots of blowpops . . . crocheted floppy hats . . . mysterious fire alarms that no one knows who set off, or do they? Starting out the year at FRESHMEN Alex with a bang to make sure the senior class [or any of the upperclassmen] never forget the freshmen class of '74 . . VIBRATIONS. SOPHOMORES At last we're not Freshmen, and we're one year closer to being seniors. “Finally I can get my driver's license. The one excep- tion Slave Day 75 . . . M Ford sells for $11.75 —Wow. . Mr. Henderson singsf, Hound Dog and wears a - diaper fashioned from a dish towel . . . Then there is a certain football coach who was seen by all with curlers in his 8 Vibrations UNDERCLASSMEN hair. [What a disgrace!] Most of the teachers have to be content with looking absolutely ridiculous .- 11 day long. WHAT A Day! .red Stiff . . - Trying to take life interesting, enduring I'aach school day . . . waiting it out only because there's a rumor that all sophomores become jun- iors—someday . . . VIBRA- TIONS. The mad rush for the candy store as the bell to start classes rings ... A class play We Shook the Family Tree . . . The hurried atmosphere of the cafeteria at halftime as the juniors sell refreshments . .All are the usual money making projects of the junior class. The never ending quest to get out of classes . . . committee meetings . . cleaning up the store when it isn't even dirty. And the class meetings, they'll never be forgotten Decisions, decisions, all of which have a great [?] forbearing on the future . . . What will the class flower be? What will be the motto? Upon completion of all the money-making projects juniors finance the big event of the year — Prom. Along with lots of diligent work and bright decorations, the Junior- Senior Prom is a success. This year is a special one to Juniors of the '74—'75 school year but in reality the duties of juniors remain the same VIBRATIONS. JUNIORS Vibrations 9 Learning is an exciting and stimulating occupation. We feel that the teachers at Alexander High School do their best to enrich the minds of the pupils. This year they are going out of their way to make learning more interesting by changing the class structures in several of the depart- ments to add a variety of knowledge. Two very special courses have been introduced in the schedules this year. Biology III, is one step further in the biological sciences. Field trips are also taken in this class to help make a better understanding of the subjects being studied at the time. Next is Home Furnishings and Gourmet Cooking which includes financing, furnishing, and decorating as well as the affairs of the home. In Gourmet Cooking the preparation of foods from other countries are covered. But the best thing about these classes is the fact that even though they are educational they are lots of fun. . . . VIBRATIONS 10 Vibrations Vibrations 11 Vibrations of school life Students, friends, individuals, trying to make the best of these years. Working, growing, sharing, making things hap- pen. Peer pressure . . . the never ending struggle to be popular and to belong. Being part of a clique, and being frowned upon if you're not a part of the right clique . . . Knowing the importance of being an individual, standing up for what you believe, but still being accepted. Making current fads happen around school . . blue jeans [the more faded the better] flannel shirts, hooded sweaters, and platform shoes [for both sexes] Bringing such profound words into the slang vocabu- lary as waste, turkey, and jack . then giving them new meanings . such as these . . . waste . . . doesn't mean to use without profit. Turkey . . is no longer just the meat that is eaten at Thanksgiving. Jack . . . isn't just a boy's name. Cool . . doesn't refer to the temper- ature. Neat . . isn't something that is tidy. Rip-off . . isn't what just happened to the button on someone's shirt, and OF SCHOOL LIFE BIowpops . . What's a blowpop? Don't know . . Sounds awful . . . Must be pretty good, the juniors sure are selling a lot of them . . . Bright nail polish and lots of rings . . Playing Euchre' every spare moment. Of course there's that old reliable faction of school life that's last and least with most of us . . . Studying. Other important problems deserve first and foremost attention. What will I wear Friday night? How can I get past Mr. Henderson in lunch line? How can I skip class without getting caught? Laughter, tears, smiles, mixed emotions forever changing, vivacious, liv- ing . . . VIBRATIONS Vibrations 13 Vibrations of sports . What's it all about? . . . Not just practicing but . . . forming new skills, improving old ones, working toward a common goal . . bettering the team. Arousing school spirit through Pep Assem- blies until there is much anticipation of the big game. Jubilance of victory . . . Our Team is 1. Disappointment of defeat ... As far as we're concerned, our team is still 1 These moods . . . shared ... by team and students alike . . . VIBRATIONS VIBRATIONS OF ORGANIZATIONS The students who are involved in inner scholastic organizations find that these clubs are a pleasant way to further their education in fields of interest. The fellowships, of course, are mainly for activities which are amusing, but the plans for each meeting generally contain something beneficial. From the initiation to the farewell of the seniors everyone involved has an excellent time, including the teach- ers who are willing to give their time for those who are inquisitive. SUPERINTENDENT 20 Faculty RAYMOND C. BROOKS Superintendent B. Ed. Ohio University M. Ed. Ohio University PRINCIPAL D. VINCENT FORD Principal B. Ed. Ohio University M. Ed. Ohio University Facultv 2i GUIDANCE AND RESEARCH WILLIAM SFAKIANOS Guidance Counselor 22 Faculty SALLY FEALLOCK School Psychologist MARGUERITE BICONY Librarian THE ARTS MANFRED STAMCUTS Band There's really nothing to it. dee ann McCauley Chorus, Drill Team GLADYS BUCKLE Art KEN BUDD Math, Assistant Coach MATH AND SCIENCE SUSAN CHESSMAN Science, Business Math SALLY BALL Biology 24 Eaculty R. GERALD DE LAVAL Advanced Mathematics, Chemistry foreign languages Comprenez - vous? Cuius palla? Faculty 25 ENGLISH AND HISTORY JACK CORNELL English, Creative Writing A smile a day keeps the blues away. p««f JANET PEYTON English, Speech GLENDA WATSON English 26 Facultv MERYL HOUDASHELDT Economics, Sociology, World History TERRY BARNHILL Government, American History Faculty 27 ED MILLER Industrial Arts 28 Faculty JOHN HAMILL Agriculture VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS L CLARA BELLE WILLOCK Home Economics JAMIE TEVIS Home Economics, Family Living BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL DENNIS PRINTZ Bookkeeping, Fundamentals of Selling ■SSSSffijKS-t ' jjSSSSBk1 1 tonoo KATHRYN WOOD Typing, Shorthand JANE STROTHERS Typing, Shorthand PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH KENNY TURNER Varsity Basketball Coach, Physical Education DEBI WEST Health, Physical Education, Girl's Coach DAVE SNIPES Physical Education, Football Coach, Health SPECIAL EDUCATION AND JOURNALISM CAVLA GOTA Special Education SECRETARIES AND CLERK EDNA STALDER —Clerk TIRZAH SAMS-Secretary DARLENE CUNNINCHAM-Secretary From left to right: Edna Coen, Elizabeth McKnight, Hazel West. Doesn't this look like an everyday scene in the cafeteria? Virgil Goss —Custodian Faculty 33 ALEXANDER BOARD OF Edna Stalder —Clerk EDUCATION 1974-1975 Daniel Stright —President William Lightfritz Gay Johnson Terry Donaldson Paul Metts BUS DRIVERS ____p LOCAkA KNEELING: Wyley Colburn, Harry Steele, Bill Cittette. STANDING: Alfred Carter, Gene West, Roger Boyd, Wayne Rice, June Gambill, Clyde Smith. 34 Faculty SENIORS... CLASS OF 75 PRESIDENT: Steve Meek VICE-PRESIDENT: Sheila Hyatt SECRETARY: Teresa Matheny TREASURER: Cathy Young Cathy receiving award from her sister. Well Gerald, who are you voting for? Now this is the last time I'm going to tell you! Penny for your thoughts. Seniors 37 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975 ROW 1: Jaynie Dawson, Betty Phelps, Debra Black, Betsy Mullins, Mary Hall, Peggy Wolfe, Paula Davis, Cathy Young ROW 2: Ruth Ann Keirns, Susan Young, Cathy Moore, Dayna Hudnell, Cindy Quest, Debbie Mace, Leah Gaston, Vicki Dickerson, Debbie Long, Jill Hayhurst. ROW 3: Bill Smith, Ron Bolin, Bryan Kuhre, Kenny Meeks, MarkGilkey, Everett Shiltz, Stan Ragan, Mike Wandling, Neal Dicken, Clyde Barnhart. ROW 4: Sam Graber, Gerald Hudnall, Jack Jordan, Mike Lawless, Harold Morse, Charles LaHugh, Bill Swart, Randy Johnson. ROW 1: Debbie Bolin, Kay Perry, Teresa Matheny, Priscilla Runyon, Paula Williams, Karen Brake, Jane Dishong, Alice Peck. ROW 2: Sherry Dishong, Judy Risley, Sheila Hyatt, Sherree Moore, Joyce Hillen, Debbie Carman, Lynette Jordan, Ann Ashworth, Nancy Mace. ROW 3: J.D. Mullins, Steve Meek, Dave Cunningham, Doug Llewellyn, Pat Mace, Charles Hunter, Mike King, Ron Cross, Joe Graber, Dean Powell. ROW 4: Jerry King, Robert Saylor, Jim Harkins, Don Wooten, Rex Riley, Rick Dickerson, Dave Coin, Charles Lowry. Elizabeth Ann Ashworth Latin Club 9,10,11,12 Latin Key 10 Latin Club Pres. 10 Pep Club 9,10,11,12 Convention on Alcohol Drug 10 G.A.A. 11,12 Beta Club 10,11,12 Newspaper Staff 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Foods Committee 12 Senior Party 12 Chorus 10 Play Cast Crew 9 Jr. Class Play 11 Junior Attendant at Graduation Clyde Sterling Barnhart Jr Annual Staff 9 Photography Club 9 Chess Club 9,12 Astronomy Club 9 F.F.A. 10 Tri-County Drafting 11,12 VICA 11,12 VICA Parliamentarian 11,12 Deborah Sue Bolin Pep Club 9,10 G.A.A. 9,10 F.H.A. 9,10 Style Show 9,10 F.F.A 12 Tri-County Horticulture Treasur- er 12 Senior Class Rep 12 Horticulture Sr. Class Rep 12 Tri-County 11,12 Ronald Michael Bolin Karen Sue Brake National Jr. Honor Society 9 Pep Club 9,10,12 Forensics Club 9 Operetta Cast 9 National Honor Society 11 German Club 11 G.A.A. 12 Beta Club 12 Senior Movie Committee Prom Queen Candidate 12 Annual Staff 12 Basketball Manager 12 Debbie Lynn Carman Latin Club 11,12 Graduation Committee 12 40 Seniors David Wayne Cunningham Football 9 Baseball 10,11,12 Coif 11 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Class Presided 9,10 Beta Club 10,11,12 Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 12 Junior Classical League 9,10,11 Boys State Alternate Paula Davis Tri-County 11,12 Jaynie Elizabeth Dawson Style Show 9,10,11,12 Prom Invitation Committee 11 Graduation Committee 12 Neal Eugene Dicken Vickie Jean Dickerson F.F.A Officer 12 Horticulture Class Vice President 11,12 Pep Club 10 Tri-County 11,12 Rick Dickerson Tri-County 11,12 Seniors 41 Jane Colette Dishong Band 9,10,11,12 Tri-County 11,12 O E A 11,12 Junior Accounting Class Presi- dent Senior Accounting Class Vice President Third Place O.E.A. Regional Testing F.H.A. 9 Sherry Headley Dishong Basketball Cheerleader 11 Beta Club 9,10,11,12, Vice Presi- dent 11, President 12 Computer Programming 10 C.A.A. 10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Junior Attendant at Graduation Pep Cub 10,11,12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Movie Committee Student Council 11,12 Math Club 10 Leah E. Gaston Latin Club 9,10,11,12 Chorus 10,11 C.A.A. 11,12 Pep Club 9 Prom Invitation Committee 11 Graduation Committee 12 Mark Richard Gilkey Chess Club 9,10,11,12 David Eugene Coin Football 12 Baseball 12 Pep Club 12 Candidate Prom Prince 11 Candidate Prom King 12 Homecoming Committee 12 Senior Gift Committee 12 Student Union Staff 12 Computer Programming 11 Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Cast Seniors 42 Debora Lynn Green Tri-County 11,12 Ronald Clay Gross Mary Ellen Hall Tri-County 11,12 ■■■■■■■ F.F.A. 9,10 Auto Body 11,12 VICA 11,12 Football 9 Pep Club 9,10 James Harkins Jill Lynette Hayhurst G.A.A 9,10,11,12 Pep Club 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,12 Class Officer 9 Chess Club 10 Football Cheerleader 10,11,12 Homecoming Attendant 10 Beta Club 10,11,12 Annual Staff 11,12 Prom Chairman 11 Prom Princess Candidate 11 Junior Class Play 11 Junior Attendant at Graduation 11 Student Council V P. 11 Student Council Pres. 12 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 Chorus 12 Danny R Hickman Tri-County 11,12 Joyce Ann Hillen Style Show 9,10,11 Latin Club 12 Graduation Committee 12 Seniors 43 Holly Hugh Howery Cerald Robert Hudnall F F A 9,10,11,12 Football 9,10,11,12 Track 12 Parliamentary Procedures 11,12 Prom Decorating 11 junior Play 11 Chess Club 9,10,11,12 Luetta Hudnall Dayna Lynn Hudnell Drama Club 9 Drama Club Play 9 Junior Class Play 11 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 Prom Queen Candidate 12 Beta Club 12 Pep Club 12 Homecoming Committee 12 Student Union Staff 12 Chorus 11 Special Chorus 11 Junior Attendant at Graduation 11 Charles I Hunter F F A 10,11,12 Agricultural Mechanics 11 Agribusiness 12 44 Seniors Sheila Kay Hyatt Latin Club 9,10,11,12 Latin Club Secretary 10 Latin Key 10 Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 C.A A. 10,12 Girls Basketball 11 Beta Club 11,12 Pep Club 12 Scholastic Test-Algebra 9,11 Class Officer V P 10,11,12 Mvron Randolph Johnson F F A 9,10,11,12 F.f A V P 11 F F A Pres. 12 Parliamentary Procedure Team 11,12 Prom King 12 Latin Club 11 Bovs State Delegate 11 Beta Club 10,11,12 Pep Club 9,10 Chess Club 12 Varsity Basketball 12 Football 9 General Livestock Judging Team 10,11,12 Wool Judging Team 11,12 DEKALB Agricultural Accom- plishment Award Lynette Dougan Jordan Student Council 9 F.F.A. 9,10,11,12 F.F.A. Secretary 10,11 • F. F.A. Queen 10 Parliamentary Procedure Team 9,10,11 Marching Band 10 Pep Club 9,10,11,12 G A A. 9,10,11,12 G. A.A. V.P. 12 Class Secretary 10 Class President 11 Football Cheerleader 11 Snowball Queen 11 Fall Festival Queen 11 Prom Committee 11 Annual Staff 11,12 Graduation Attendant 11 Ruth Ann Keirns F.H.A. 9,10 O.O.C A 11,12 Jerry E. King Play Crew' 9 F.F.A 9,10 VICA 11,12 Tri-County Drafting 11,12 John Michael King Football 9,10,11,12 Track 9,10 Perfect Attendance 9 Beta Club 10,11,12, V.P 12 Bovs State Alternate 11 Pep Club 10,11,12 Jr Attendant at Graduation 11 Homecoming Attendant 11 Bryan Eliot Kuhre Seniors 45 Charles LaHugh Annual Staff 12 Pep Club 10,11 Astronomy Club 11 American History Scholastic Achievement Test 11 Senior Social Studies Scholastic Ac hievement Test 12 Douglas Laird Llewellyn Football 9,10,11,12 46 Seniors Patrick L. Mace Tri-County 11,12 Teresa Kay Matheny Student Council 9 Class Secretary 11,12 French Club 11,12 French Club Officer 11,12 Beta Club 10,11,12 Pep Club 10,11.12 C A A 10,11,12 F.H.A 10,11,12 F H A Officer 11,12 Style Show 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Band Officer 10 Junior Class Play Crew 11 Cirls Softball Team 12 Junior Prom Committee 11 Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 Graduation Attendant 11 Perfect Attendance 9,10 Ricky Edward McKibben Tri-County 11,12 VICA 11,12 Auto Body Steven Ward Meek Basketball 9,10,11 Track 10 Annual Staff 9,10,11,12, Co- Editor 11 Beta Club 10,11,12 Bovs State Delegate 11 Prom Committee 11 King Candidate Homecoming 12 Prom Prince 11 Honorary Attendant at Gradua- tion 11 Student Union Staff 12 Pep Club 10,11,12, Pres. 12 Class President 12 Perfect Attendance 9 Style Show Usher 12 Latin Club 9,10,11,12, V P 10 Cathy Elaine Moore Del Sherree Moore Band 9,10,11,12 Majorette 12 Pep Club 11,12 French Club 9,11,12 Chess Club 10 Photo Club 10,11 C.A.A. 9,10,11,12 Debate Team 9 Jr.-Sr Prom Committee 11 Jr. Play Crew 11 Chorus 9,10,11,12 Bike-Hike for Retarded 10,11 Student Union Staff 11,12 Editor 12 Homecoming Committee 12. Senior Gift Committee 12 Seniors 47 Harold Morse Jr Elizabeth Ann Mullins French Club 11,12 C A A 9,10,11,12 Varsity Volleyball 11,12 Pep Club 9,10,11,12 F.H.A 11,12 Photography Club 11 Student Union Staff 10 Annual Staff 11,12 Beta Club 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Band Council 10,11 All-County High School Band 12 Chorus 10,11,12 Buckeye Girls' State Delegate 11 Salutatorian 12 Who's Who Among American High School Students 11 John Phillip Sousa Award 12 Drama Club 9 Junior Class Play, Assistant Di- rector 11 Homecoming Committees 9,10, 11,12 Graduation Attendant 11 Senior Movie Committee 12 Alice M Peck Style Show 9 Latin Club 10,11,12, Vice Presi- dent 11 Junior Class Play Crew Chariman Junior Prom Decorat- ing Committee C.A.A. 10,11, Vice President 11 Senior Food Committee Senior Movie Committee American History Scholastic Achievement Test 11 Student Council 10,11,12 Beta Club 10,11,12 Graduation Attendant 11 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 Senior Gift Committee 48 Seniors Justin Grant Mosier John Dwight Mullins LaDonna Kay Perry Band 9,10,11,12 Trampoline Team 10 Pep Club 10 G.A.A. 10 F.H.A. 9 Tri-County 11,12 OOEA 11,12 Annual Staff 12 First Place Computer, Emph Data Processing Dean A Powell Betty Lou Phelps I F A. 9,10,11,12, Officer 12 Parliamentary Procedures 11,12 Prom Decorating Committee 11 Stage Crew 11,12 Football 9,10,11,12 Chess Club 11,12 Track 12 Jr. Play Cast 11 Pep Club 10,11,12 Cynthia Lou Quest Latin Club 11,12, V.P. 12 Beta Club 11,12 Pep Club 12 Jr. Honor Attendant Scholarship Team 10,11,12 Valedictorian Jr.-Sr Prom Queen 12 Student Union Staff Prom Invitation Committee 11 Rex Allen Riley F.F.A 9 Student Union Staff 12 Chess Club 11,12 Everett H. Shiltz Football 9,10,11,12 — Basketball 9 Basketball Manager 10,11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 F.F.A. 9,10,11,12 William W. Smith Rhonda Keirns Stout F. H.A. 9 Leaders Club 9,10 G. A A. 9,10 F.F.A. 11,12 Tri-County 11,12 junior Horticulture Award Senior Class Horticulture Sec- retary Ruth Ann Gould West 50 Seniors Paula Kay Williams Ronald Alan White football 9,10,11,12 F.H. A. 9,10,11 Majorette 10,11 Head Majorette 12 C.A.A 10,11,12, Secretary- Treasurer 12 Photography Club 10 Homecoming Attendant 11 Varsity Cheerleader 12 Student Union Staff 12 Student Council 12 Pep Club 11,12 Homecoming Queen 12 Style Show 9,11 Chorus 12 Peggy Dianna Wolfe Pep Club 9,10,11,12 C.A.A 10,11,12 Latin Club 9,10,11,12 f rench Club 11,12 F.H A. 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball Statistician 12 Style Show 9,10 Donald K. Wooten F.F.A 9,10,11,12 Tri-County 11,12, Agricultural Mechanic Cathy Jean Young Class Treasurer 10,11,12 C.A.A. 10,11,12 Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Officer 12 Band 9,10 Drill Team 12 Jr Play Cast Jr. Prom Committee Jr Prom Princess Graduation Attendant 11 Beta Club 10,11,12 F.H A 10,11,12, Officer 10,11, 12 Style Show 10,11,12 Girls Basketball Statistician 12 Who s Who Among American High School Students 11 Perfect Attendance 10 Sr Food Committee Sr Movie Committee Sr Gift Committee Susan H. Young Seniors 51 The Hustler ? Faithful help of Mrs. Bigony. 52 Seniors Smile Nancy, only 3 more days to graduation. Snap out of it. Sherry. Unbelievable Seniors 57 Dancing to Pomp and Circumstance'7 58 Seniors - JUNIORS...CLASS OF 76 CLASS OFFICERS: Patsy Dearth - Treasurer, Linda Rickard - Vice President, Pam Shingler - President, Chris Sprague - Secretary. Is it really you CharlieI Michelangelo, eat your heart out 1C - Which way to Japan? It can't be all that bad can it? Juniors 63 Scott Bill Ed Becky Larry Rhonda Randy Allen Allen Bailey Baldwin Bean Bircher Bolin Mike Byron Dan Dianna Canter Carsey Delores Tammy Claudette Steve Clark Clark Cline Coen Patsy Chris Pam Tammy Steve Dearth Dickerson Dille Escue Fraley Tom John Collins Davis Linda Dave Roger Steve Francisco Cualt Gilders Gillogly Sandy Gary Goldsberry Grant Curt Cindy Gwinn Hanning 64 Juniors Phil Amy Ann Hawk Henley Hollon Alexander's own lumber JACKS. Sharon Kim Kim Jewell Jordan Knowlton Charlesa Mary Mary Cheryl Kathy Ron Vicki Llewellyn Love Mace Martin Mayne McWilliams Meek Pam Tim Terri Ed Becky Denise Jim Milligan Moore O'Dell Peerey Pidcock Radcliffe Reed Juniors 65 Jana Reinhart Linda Rickard Hey Fellas Kathy Bill Riley Ross Brenda Sandy Cecila Pam Scott Shaner Shiltz Shingler Jerry Terri Sinclair Skinner Chris Jack Sprague Smith Debbie Vicki Story Thomas Chris Jacque White White Ah guys, this can't really be a holdup r Keep your tongue down! ------- 5Micfeol Pops OHMPIS i ooo a30 - gftCS- 3 5 irnale r Juniors 67 JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS Cee Whiz, Look at the size of that thing! Look at those muscles! My poor boy Freddie, he's been ruined! The Story: Hildegarde is desperately trying to attract the attention of some eligi- ble senior, for she has no date for the big school dance. She wins the school debate with an impassioned plea against drinking but instead of dazzling some handsome senior with her brilliance, she merely convinces everyone her father must be a drunkard. As Hildegard turns to her mother for help, the phone starts ringing with women friends offering sympathy. Mother knows a nice boy, and arranges a date. Poor Hildegarde! Her mother has picked the one boy in school who wears knickers! Hildegarde pleads to break the date, but father is still mad. Because of Hildegarde's de- bate his job at the bank is threatened; and, short pants or not, Freddie is the only son of his boss. In desperation, Hildegarde buys some “Beauty Mud. Maybe it will make her so stunning she'll cause a stag-line stampede. Meanwhile, Father, worried about his job, invites his boss home to prove what a sane and sensible family they are. But Hildegarde, her face smeared with beauty clay and frightened by a fish in the bathtub, dashes screaming into the room. Then the banker's son bursts in wearing some long pants he's “borrowed. Unfortunately, he's followed by her brother who cries, “Steal my pants, will you! He tackles father's boss by mistake! It looks like the end of everything, but in a whirlwind finish that will delight your audi- ence, a happy solution is reached to all of these humorous difficulties. CAST Hildegarde..... Freddie Shermer Mrs. Dolson.... Mr. Dolson..... Jimmy.......... Bob............. Sally........... Jill........... Ellie May...... Mrs. Shermer . . Mr. Shermer paige.......... Director....... . . Becky Pidcock . . . Mike Hartley . . . Pam Shingler .......Ed Bailey .....Tim Moore . . Steve Gillogly . . Donna Hasely . . . . Patsy Dearth Brenda Williams . . . . Amy Henley .....Curt Gwinn ......Mary Love . Janet Peyton WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE BY HILDEGARDE DOLSON Juniors 69 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Susan Haseley - President, Kathy Dillinger - Sec -Treasurer, Chris Allman - Vice President Bonnie Randy Christy Belinda Joni Mike Vernon Allen Allen Allman Baldwin Bartlett Beckley Bobo Jeannie Boggs Mark Boggs Kathy Brown Stephanie Brown Ellen Canter Andy Chaney Randy Chapman Carol Crume Jenny Dille Kathy Dillinger Bob Dishong Mark Douglas Bill Elliott Claudia Tamera Kevin Vickie Chris Brian Cline Cochran Cone Comer Cotterill Crow Keith Cunningham Dianna Deal Sandy Dearth Sarah Dearth Candy Dicken Margaret making a Mexican mask. Irene Carol Lynn Susan Debbie Hamilton Hare Hart Haseley Havens Mary Helena Rick Bill Blaine Sue Donna Hillen Howry Hunter Hyatt James James Jeffers Steve Virginia Cheryl Johnson Jordan Kearne Debbie Jim Keirns King Kim Renee King Koker Sophomores 7: Such an enthusiastic bunch of Sophomores. Tammy Brent Miller Morris Marsha Mark Lee Ann Retha Mace Mason McClanahan McVey Gale Morse Jerry Nelson Billy Osborne Wanda Peck Robin Reeves Rodney Root Peggy Russ Steve Russell John Steve Peerey Perry Benny Billie Sams Secoy 76 Sophomores Linda Sewell Alan Shafer Kenny Shingler Jack Sickels Tom South Vicki Stotts Margaret Swearingen John Lee Edith Tricia Theiss Thornhill Throckmorton Trout Mike Roger Cary Turrill Van Nest Wagoner John Wagoner Teresa Walsh Tammy Ward Don Whaley Robin White Debra Whiteman Evelyn Williams Zayna Wilson Ann Kevin Rusty Tim Kathie Wood Woodyerd Wooten Wootin Wyman Sophomores 77 TERRY BARTLETT December 21, 1958 — July 8, 1974 I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand. He has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. And you —oh, you, who the wildest yearn For an old-time step, and the glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. Think of him still as the same. I say, He is not —he is just away. JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY TOP TO BOTTOM: President - Sheri Henthorne Vice-President - Kelly Coen Secretary - Bonnie Meeks Treasurer - Kim Wessels Ah gee guys, you're making me blush. How many FRESHMEN Oh no! Hey, where are we Wow, this is really interesting. Jeannie Kim Mike Jack Dave Rick Della Allman Allman Allman Andrews Arnold Bailey Barber Mike Barnhart Cary Barnhouse Dan Bartlett Gary Bartlett Jerrv Bently Renee Bircher Clayton Bolin CLASS OF 78 Freshmen 81 I ! I ! i i j i i Robert Luke Starla Carl Danny Joyce Kelly Bolin Brooks Burgett Casteel Clark Coen Coen Kevin Coen Janet Crume Curt Dailey Chris Davis Ron Davis Sharon Gary Deal Dicken 82 Freshmen Craig Tim Brett Jo Ann Dorst Elkins Elliott fletcher Da a Blaine Charles french Gabriel Gault Dann Billy Randy Gu inn Hall Hamilton Richard FJickerson Josh Dille Steven Dougan Teresa Graham A') Scott Grigaliunas How about this one? Alan Sheri Dave Albert Dennis Henlev Henthorne Herron Hess Howard Cindy jewel I Brenda Jess Robin Cheryl Clem Karnes Knight Knowlton Lawson Mace Rick Tim Dave Vera Betty Dave Rebecca Mace Mash Matheny McCallister McCune McDaniel McHaffie Marcia Steve Deborah Cary Bonnie Cindy McKee McKnabb McLain McWilliams Meeks Meeks Elma Merrill I reshmen 83 All join hands and dance. Nicholson Pee rev Antbonv Chuck Pennington Perry Gene Perry joe Wayne Rilla Lacy Pullins Reed Rhodes Rice Bill Seu el I Lawrence Thomas Shaulis Sherman Brenda Smith Bonnie Phelps Mike Pratt Rita Debbie Saylor Scott Mark Debbie South Stanley 84 1 reshmen Sandv Bonnie Myrna Frank Bob Rustv Pattv Sprague Swart Taylor Terry Thomas Thomas Thompson Arthur Anthony Karen Marsha Janet Debbie Kim Trout Turner Turner Turner VanDyke Watkins Wessels Robert Anna Kathy White Whiteman Williams Becky Kim Steve Wise Woodruff Woods Curtis Wooten 86 Freshman What's that after shave you're wearing? 94 School Life Look at those legs! Hurry up with number 4 'cause here comes deLaval. Peak-a-boo! Where o he go? Wake up, Steve. School Life 99 une cool man! I wonder ii I have everything 50'S DAY AT ALEX' 50's Day at Alex may be slightly different than the actual 50's, but by digging into trunks and closets students are able to appear in their rendition of styles of the 50's. This year 50's day is quite a success with the Cats showing up in T-shirts, tight jeans, greased hair [ Elvis style] and far-out shades. The Chicks show up decked but just as cool as the boys with saddles, bobby socks, rolled-up jeans, pony tails, curls and ribbons. 100 School Life You know Chris, that outfit is very becoming. Are you really serious? Hey, what's in that cup? Hang in there, the song is almost over. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE...A SUCCESS Oh no, what will Dan think? By removing tables and chairs, then replacing them with bales of hay, pumpkins, and Indian corn, the atmosphere of the cafeteria is transformed into that of a hillbilly get together, the perfect setting for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. This dance, sponsored by the Beta Club, comes complete with a Justice of the Peace . Couples go in single and come out hitched with wedding bands of leather. Rolled up jeans, pigtails, bib overalls, and gunny sack dresses are only a few of the many sights seen at this girls-ask-the-boys affair. Although this is a first-of-its-kind event at Alex, who knows, maybe it will become a tradition. organizations 101 The band starts off the year with a five day band camp in August and by meeting our new band director, Mr. Stamguts and his assistant, Miss McCauley. The first performance for the Spartan band is a concert at the Albany fair followed by a parade on Sunday. After that the band is kept busy performing half-time shows every Friday for ten weeks plus pre-game shows for all the home games. The Concert band is formed immediately after football season and the Christmas Concert is given in December. At this concert the Albany Lion's Club donates money for the drum section. In January and February the members sell magazines to raise money for instruments and uniforms. April brings our Spring Concert and in May the Band Banquet is held. Awards are presented and Betsy Mullins receives the John Phillip Sousa Award. We finish the school year by playing for the Senior Baccalaureate and marching in the New Marshfield Memorial Day Parade. Cosh, this is strenuous work. Mr. Stamguts directing at the Concert. STYLE SHOW 75 Don't worry, Leah, the evening will be over soon. I wonder why all those people are staring at me! Well, how do ya like itf Amidst a scattering of multi-colored balloons and other decorations befitting the theme, “Hickory Dickory Dock , the annual style show becomes a reality. As the clock hands move to show the passing of another hour the two mice Hickory and Dickory are on hand to help the younger of the models show off their new apparel. Many new outfits for both leisure and dress up are modeled throughout the course of the evening, demonstrat- ing the outcome of the combined efforts of Mrs. Willock, the advisor and her students. School Life 103 PROM75...TRULY A FANTASY UNDER THE SEA Of course she'll dance with you Roger. Hey Charlie, you mind telling us what you're thinking about? 104 School Life ■ What do you mean, can you have this dance? Imagine mounting a stairway and finding at the top a ballroom fashioned in the manner of the sea. This could very well be a descrip- tion of the 1975 Junior-Senior Prom chambers. The decorations, from the huge octopus with waving appen- dages to the colorful sea weed dangling from the walls, are, of course enriched by the spirit of the hour but have evolved from months of planning and preparation. For the guys and girls alike this is an important event. The females wrap themselves in gowns picked weeks ahead while the males don suits and ties selected especially for the night. When the boutonnieres and corsages have been securely fas- tened, the dances danced, the food eaten, the court announced, and the last song played, pandemonium breaks loose to see who acquires the most worthwhile momentoes. Ludgate Circus provides the entertainment Now say that again. You want me to pose for what? ...DESPITE PRE-PROM RUMORS AND FRUSTRATIONS School Life 105 CROWNING OF THE ROYALTY Don't look so puzzled, they’re only roses. The newly crowned couples dancing. You're supposed to be looking at the camera. Denise accepting the roses. 106 SchoolLife THE HAPPY ENDING OF PROM 75 1975 PROM ROYALTY PRINCE - Ed Bailey PRINCESS - Denise Radcliffe School Life 107 KING - Randy Johnson QUEEN - Cindy Quest Betsy Mullins. Salutatorian Donna Haseley. Girls State Alternate. 108 School Life Cathy Young. Co-Valedictorian Denise Radcliffe. Woman athlete of the Year. m Pam Shingler. Girls State Delegate. Tim Moore. 1st in District, 3rd in state on French II Scholastic Achievement Test. Doug Llewellyn. Football number retired. Betsy Mullins. John Philip Sousa Band Award. School Life 109 Hey Tim, what'cha doin'? 110 School Life LIFE AT ALEX Girls have muscles, too! 112 School Life 1974 SPARTAN MARCHING BAND ROW 1 Paula Williams, Cheryl Martin, Sherree Moore. ROW 2: Rita Saylor, Chris Sprague, Pam Smith, Jana Ross, Sandy Sprague, Debbie Scott, Joyce Coen, Teresa Matheny, Jolynn Pedigo ROW 3: Mark Stedman, Cheryl Lawson, Kay Perry, Karen Elliott, Janet VanDyke, Nancy Hare, Betsy Mullins, Carol Hare. ROW 4: Donna Haseley, Jennie Tom, Tammy Beckley, Michelle Clark, Harriet Kovach, Lisa Dye, Sue James, Are we in a straight line? 118 Sports Kim Woodruff ROW 5: Randy Crossen, Karen Strausbaugh, Karen Turner, Forrest Blocker, Gail Deardorff, Kim McHarg, Rhonda Bircher, Brian Crow' ROW 6: Tammy McCauley, Sandy Stanley, Kim Dean, Brent Crow, Keith Hare, Dave Smith, Dave Kasler, Don Ross, Miss McCauley. ROW 7: Tammy Clark, Chris Cotterill, Dava French, Charlesa Llewellyn, Steve Gillogly, Patsy Dearth, Robin Lieving, Janet Crume, Cathy Young, Mr. Stamguts. Patsy Dearth, Charlesa Llewellyn, Robin Lieving, Janet Crume, Dava French, Chris Cotterill, Cathy Young, Tammy Clark. Sports 119 1974 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS CHEER THE BLACK PACK ON TO A WINNING SEASON 120 Sports HOMECOMING 1974...THE ROYALTY...PAULA KENNY QUEEN: Paula Williams KING: Kenny Meeks HOMECOMING DAY is always a frantic although spirited affair. Pep club members can be viewed every- where, during school hours, scurrying to complete the decorations. As they work, portraits of football players emerge on the library windows and aspiring engineers lower the entire cafeteria ceiling with crepe paper trim. HOMECOMING EVENING the pre- game activities are always enhanced by the selection of a Queen and the honoring of her court. The contest is followed by a mad dash to change clothes. Then the post-game excite- ment begins. The results, starting with an x crossed on the back of every hand entering and ending with a chilly stroll to the parking lot, are worth all of the combined efforts. Sports 121 Davna Hudnell and Steve Meek Paula Williams and Kenny Meeks THE CANDIDATES Jill Hayhurst and J D Mullins Alice Peck and Pat Mace r v ' 122 Sports THE ATTENDANTS Terri O'Dell and Mike Byron Debbie McClain and Paul Moore Virginia Jordan and Gil Elmore .¥. ■ r« Sports 123 SPARTAN BLACK PACK SIMIANS |DQWN || VISITOR|| || TO 001OTR HOCKING VALLEY BANK ROW 1 Gene Perry, Jack Andrews, Steve Dougan, Gil Elmore, Tom South, Tim Wooten, Dave Matheny, Rodney Perry, Ron Headley, Bob Thomas. ROW 2: Kevin Cone, Wayne Reed, Bob Dishong, Neil Dicken, Byron Green, Paul Moore, Chuck Gault, Mike Beckley, Gerald Hudnall, Mike Byron, Mike King, Coach Turner. ROW 3: Coach Budd, Lester Jeffers, Mark Zoulek, Larry Bean, Ken Shingler, Doug Llewellyn, Phil Hawk, Bill Ross, Keith Cunningham, John Theiss, Ed Peerey, Coach Snipes. ROW 4: Dean Powell, Alan Henley, Mike Hartley, Jessie Knight, Ron White, Dan Canter, Kevin Coen, Marco Jeffers, Dave Goin, Mike Wooten, Everett Shiltz, Roger Gilders Coach Snipes with team captains: Mike King Ron White Doug Llewellyn Opponents Alexander Federal Hocking 14 27 Vinton County 0 20 Nelsonville York 0 0 Miller 0 10 Wahama 8 44 Glouster 10 3 Kyger Creek 7 35 Warren Local 9 0 Belpre 21 7 Eastern 0 28 After a long Winter and Spring of weight lifting and the hard summer conditioning practices, the football team find them- selves in the season. The Spartans start the season strong even with their young inexperienced team and near the end of the season they still have a bid for the league. After the loss of two key games the Spartan Black Pack end the season with a 6-3-1 record. Most Valuable Back - Ron White Most Valuable Lineman - Gerald Hudnall Most Improved - Phil Hawk Most Valuable Defense - Doug Llewellyn All League - Gerald Hudnall Ron White Phil Hawk Doug Llewellyn Sp0rts i25 Rats, I forgot my combination! Sports 127 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Over? Where's my tennis racket? SEATED: Mary Love, Denise Radcliffe, Donna Jeffers, Brenda Williams, Becky Pidcock. STANDING: Mrs. West, Tammy Clark, Donna Haseley, Charlesa Llewellyn, Vicki Meek, Candie Dicken. 128 Sports Can't stretch that high, Tami. Hit hard, Steph. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL SEATED Teresa Craham, Cheryl Martin, Cheryl Lawson, Rita Saylor, Kay Flood. STANDINC: Tami Scott, Susan Haseley, Stephanie Brown, Kim Ellis, Pam Milligan, Kelly Coen, Linda Rickard, Mrs. West. Lets go team' Do you think you can remember that play? Linda Rickard, Paula Williams, Claudette Cline, Chris Sprague, Brenda Williams, Debbie Story VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Sports 131 VARSITY BASKETBALL 132 Sports Looks like it might be a fight for the ball. SEATED: Dave Cunningham, Roger Gilders, Larry Bean, Mark Zoulek, Steve Coen, STANDING: Mr Turner, Bob Dishong, Mike Pratt, Randy Johnson, Dave Cault, Jim Reed, Dan Carter, Everet Shiltz. Opponents Alexander Miller 57 58 Federal Hocking 75 50 Pike Eastern 81 43 Vinton County 50 43 Lancaster Fisher 99 74 Belpre 53 63 Glouster 50 56 Nelsonville — York 71 60 Oak Hill 78 64 Warren Local 81 62 Pike Eastern 92 70 Belpre 50 51 Glouster 63 58 Vinton County 69 76 Warren Local 73 77 Miller 68 78 Nelsonville —York 64 57 Federal Hocking 69 61 Ross Southeastern [Tournament] 79 61 J� tv Sports 133 134 Sports RESERVE CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Young, Susan Haseley, Kathy Williams, Robin Knowlton. STANDING: Cheryl Lawson TOP: Bonnie Meeks Not too loud Mr. Barnhill the crowd might hear you. RESERVES SEATED: Benny Sams, Bill Elliott, Tim Wooten, J immy King, Randy Chapman. STANDING: Mr. Barnhill, Keith Cunningham, Mike Prat, Bryon Green, Gil Elmore, Josh Dille. Sports 137 Opponents Alexander Miller 29 54 Federal Flocking 36 50 Pike Eastern 42 50 Vinton County 44 52 Lancaster Fisher 40 52 Belpre 39 48 Glouster 44 50 Nelsonville York 52 49 Oak Hill 52 53 Warren Local 42 56 Pike Eastern 41 52 Belpre 47 35 Glouster 50 69 Vinton County 60 62 Warren Local 32 71 Miller 44 59 Nelsonville York 53 48 Federal Hocking 50. 45 RESERVES HAVE A WINNING SEASON FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SEATED: Curtis Wooten, Gene Perry, Blaine Gabriel, Danny Gwinn, Dave McDaniel. STANDING: Coach Printz, Kevin Coen, Gary Bartlett, Ron Headley, Paul Moore, Marco Jeffers, Chuck Gault. I STATS LEFT TO RIGHT. Steve Gillogly, Chuck Gault, Tim Moore. STATS AND MANAGERS MANACERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Josh Dille, Chuck Gault, Everett Shiltz. GIRLS BASKETBALL SEATED: Jackie Young, Cheryl Lawson, Rita Saylor, Sherry Graham, Jill Hayhurst, Renee Bircher, Teresa Walsh, Dishong, Denise Radcliffe. STANDING: Coach West, Teresa Charlesa Llewellyn. Keep it up Paul, you're almost there. FIRST ROW: Lacy Rice, Mark Harrel, Al Lutz, Bryon Green, Randy Turner, Tim Moore, Steve Coen, Gerald Hudnall, Roger Gilders, Mark Chapman. SECOND ROW: Everett Shiltz, Chuck Gault, Paul Moore, Zoulek. John Theiss, John Wagoner, Bob Deshong. THIRD ROW: Coach 144 S ports mm KNEELING: Dave Cunningham, Tim Wooten, Larry Bean, Mike Byron, Headley, Kevin Cone, Keith Cunningham, Mike Wooten, Coach Curt Wooten, Mark Zoulek, Rodney Root, Tom South, Doug Llewellyn. Barnhill. STANDING: Coach Snipes, Bill Ross, Phil Hawk, Kevin Coen, Ron BASEBALL 146 Sports Where did the bat go? SOFTBALL Next time you're goin' after ... I zri MMO£, % ' ‘ “Vi 3 Aj -'A v KNEELING: Linda Rickard, Debbie Story, Renee Koker, Valerie Nelson, Cheryl Martin, Donna Jeffers, Cheryl Lawson, Kim Wessels, Rita Saylor. STANDING: Coach West, Denise Radcliffe, Chris Cotterill, Kelly Coen, Kim Knowlton, Renee Bircher, Vicki Thomas, Jolynn Pedigo, Teresa Walsh, Steph Brown, Teresa Matheny. 148 Sports THE ALL SPORTS BANQUET I want the other one! Hurry! Get up here. The All-Sports Banquet is an activ- ity which is held every year to honor the coaching staff, athletes, cheerleaders, and parents. The night includes an assortment of procedures designed to enable everyone attending to enjoy them- selves, beginning with a delicious meal prepared by the Albany Lions Club. After the dessert is served the program commences with the guest speaker, Mike Nugent. Upon the completion of his address to the assembly the athletic directors assume the task of awarding the labors of all. This, being the highlight of the evening, brings the affair to a close. HIGHLIGHTS THE END OF A VERY GOOD YEAR Sports 151 Which one's for me? Mm Mm good! Alka-Seltzer! SQUEAK! BAND BANQUET A TRIBUTE TO SENIORS We, the 1975 Spartan Shield Staff, would like to salute all those seniors participating in sports- related activities. The following section is a special tribute to you seniors. We hope that as you look back on this section that you will remember all of the good times of your senior year at Alex. At this time we would also like to take the opportunity to say good bye to each of you and Good Luck! Gerald Hudnall—Tackle Doug Llewellyn — Guard — Line Backer SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Sports 155 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS BELOW: Jill Hayhurst Football Cheerleader Paula Williams, Basketball Cheerleader •V SENIOR MAJORETTES AND DRILL TEAM MEMBER Paula Williams, Head Majorette Sherree Moore, Majorette RICHT Kathy Young, Drill Team Sports 157 SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL Jill Hayhurst — Forward 158 Sports Betsy Mullins—Volleyball. Sherry Dishong —Forward Everett Shultz—Mile Gerald Hudnall — Shotput Discus TRACK AND BASEBALL SENIORS Sports 159 Dave Cunningham —Pitcher Outfield Doug Llewellyn —Third Base I As a caterpillar Is only The larva Of a butterfly So is man Of his dreams. Zayna Wilson FHA...FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Sandy Coldsberry. Robin Lieving, Christy Allman, Patsy Dearth, Cathy Young, Teresa Matheny, Mary Love, Chris Cotterill, Tammy Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Myra Taylor, Carol Crume, Amy Henley, Rita Savior, Teresa Graham, Kathy Mayne, Della Barber, Kim Ellis, Charlesa Llewellyn, Robin Knowlton, jenny Dille, Peggy Russ. BACK ROW: Valerie Nelson, Debbie Scott, LeeAnn McClanahan, Peggy Wolfe, Pam Dille. Tricia Trout, Janet Crume, Janet VanDyke, Mary Hillen, Bonnie Allen, Tammy Ward, Vicki Stotts. Given time, this could get to be a very sticky” situation. 162 Organizations Mr. Hamill speaking at FFA Banquet. SEATED: Dean Powell, Rex Grimes, Randy Johnson, Ed Bailey, Steve Dougan STANDING: Kenny Meeks, Mark Douglas, Gerald Hudnall, Jack Sickles, Scott Allen, James Turner, Mr. Hamill, Charlesa Llewellyn. FFA...FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Organizations 163 SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Cindy Meeks, Renee Bircher, Rita Saylor, Kathy THIRD ROW: Mrs Rauschenberg, Kelly Coen, Evelyn Williams, Dillinger, Rhonda Bircher, Marsha Turner. SECOND ROW Kathy Sharon Jewell, Marco Jeffers, Kevin Cone, Byron Green, Tim Moore, Williams, Carol Hare, Cheryl Lawson, Renee Koker, Blaine Gabriel, Bobby Thomas, Mary Mace. Susan Haseley, Ben Sams, Lynn Hart, Lacy Rice, Brett Elliott. Ecoutez FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Teresa Walsh, Bonnie Allen, Tammy Ward, Cheryl Martin, Teresa Matheny, Kay Flood. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rauschenburg, Kirsten Kuhre, Virginia Jordan, Amy Henley, Lee Ann McClanahan, Karen Brake, Sandy Coldsberry, Donna Haseley. THIRD ROW: Pam Shingler, Phil Hawk, Tim Moore, Ron Headley, Bill Ross, Dennis Howard, Keith Hare, Dan Canter, Steve Gillogjy, Sherree Moore. Organizations 165 STUDENT UNION STAFF Front Row: Tammy Clark. Paula Williams, Sherree Moore, Mrs. Kern, Kathy Mayne, Jacque White, Kim Knowlton, Ann Ashworth, Back Elaine Irvin. Mary Mace, Brenda Williams, Charlie Brown. Middle Row: Doug Llewellyn, Rex Riley, Dayna Hudnall, Dave Coin, Steve Row. Charlesa Llewellyn, Sandy Shaner, Cindy Quest, Cheryl Martin, Meek, Tom Collins, Jim Reed, Rick Lawson. Do you think you can locate the city? It won't bite! Seated: Christy Allman, Robin Lieving, Ann Ashworth, Patsy Dearth, Denise Radcliffe, Cindy Quest, Ann Wood, Joyce Hillen, Debbie Carman, Alice Peck. Middle Row: Mrs. Kaldis, Peggy Wolfe, Bonnie Swart, Chris Cotterill, Dava French, Jackie Young, Sharon Jewell, Keith Cunningham, Steve Meek, Dave Gault, John Theiss, Mark Zoulek, Leah Gaston, Bonnie Meeks, Janet VanDyke, Mary Love, Kim Wessels, Becky Pidcock. Back Row: Pam Dille, Danny Gwinn, Rodney Root, Robbie Reeve, Alan Henley, Alan Shafer, Steve Gillogly, Chris Davis, Joe Gaston, Mike Beckley, Ed Peerey, David Arnold, Mark Harrel, Debbie Story. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Organizations 167 JUNIOR PLAY CAST SITTING: Mary Love, Becky Pidcock, Patsy Dearth, Tim Moore, Donna Haseley. STANDING: Ed Bailey, Steve Gillogy, Amy Henley, Brenda Williams, Director - Janet Peyton, Pam Shingler, Curt Cwinn Mike Hartley Rhonda Bircher, Pam Milligan, Sandy Coldsberry, Vicki Thomas, Mary Mace, Jack Smith, Keith Hare, Vicki Meek, Doug Llewellyn, Dean Powell, Bill Smith, Dave Coin, Denise Radcliffe, Tammy Escue. AND CREW Organizations 169 Don't laugh, this is tedious work. Play it again, Tim. I Rhonda and Belinda preparing to perform at graduation. SEATED: Nancy Mace, Robin Wooten, Barbara Whaley, Diana Deal, Sara Dearth, Sherree Moore, Paula Williams, Kim King. MIDDLE ROW: Jacque White, Dorinda Hoyd, Anna Nicholson, Edith Throckmorton, Diane Lutz, Susan Young, Jill Hayhurst, Kim Allman, Kirsten Kurhe, Tami Scott, Renee Koker, Leah Mace. BACK ROW: Kathy Williams, Linda Francisco, Becky Mahafie, Steve Johnson, Cary Wagoner, Becky Pidcock, Belinda Baldwin, Cindy Gilkey. CHORUS 170 Chorus GAA...GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SEATED: Robin White, Cathy Metts, Robin Lieving, Tammy Miller, Paula Williams, Amy Henley, Denise Radcliffe, Tammy Scott, Lynette Jordan, Peggy Wolfe, Chris Cotterill, Gale Morris, Virginia Jordan SECOND ROW: Mrs. West, Kim Woodruff, Starla Burgett, Cindy Meeks, Ann Ashworth, Pam Milligan, Renee Bircher, Charlesa Llewellyn, Patsy Dearth, Sherry Dishong, Sherree Moore, Karen Ellis, Janet VanDyke, Susan Haseley, Kathy Dillinger, Rhonda Bircher, Carol Crume, Sandy Sprague, Robin Knowlton, Janet Crume, Renee Koker, Sandy Coldsberry, Donna Haseley. THIRD ROW: Debbie Story, Jackie Young, Kim Allman, Teresa Graham, Cheryl Lawson, Tammy Clark, Cathy Young, Vicki Meek, Becky Pidcock, Mary Love, Chris Sprague, Bonnie Meeks, Rita Saylor, Marsha Turner, Kim Wessels, Robin Wooten, Ann Wood, Steph Brown, Kelly Coen BACK ROW: Lynn Hart, Wanda Peck, Kim King, Kay Flood, Donna Jeffers, Robin Reeve, Linda Rickard, Teresa Walsh, Kirsten Kuhre, Dava French, Brenda Williams, Debbie Scott, Candy Dicken, Kathy Williams, Teresa Matheny, Christy Allman, Sharon Deal, LeeAnn McClanahan, Joyce Coen, Cheryl Martin. Yea, We won! Gee, that looks good. Organizations 171 SEATED: Mark Zoulek, Bill Allen, Debbie Story, Bill Ross, Ed Bailey, Ben Sams. SECOND ROW: Donna Jeffers, Lee Ann McClanahan, Brenda Williams, Renee Koker, Cindy Meeks, Teresa Walsh, Kirsten Kuhre, Byron Green, Dave Gault, Phil Hawk, Keith Cunningham, Renee Bircher, Cheryl Lawson, Donna Haseley, Becky Pidcock, Carol Crume, Diana Deal. THIRD ROW: Sharon Deal, Mark Harrel, Chris Davis, Dean Powell,Jack Smith, Gerald Hudnell, Steve Gillogly, Dan Canter, Mike Beckley, Rodney Root, Steve Johnson, Mark Cilkey, Mr. DeLaval, Tim Martin, Kim King, Tammy Ward. FOURTH ROW: Rex Riley, Doug Llewellyn, Bob Thomas, Kevin Coen, Al Lutz, Don Whaley, Randy Johnson, John Theiss, Tim Moore, Roger Gilders, Gil Elmore, Alan Shafer, Randy Chapman, John Wagoner. PEP CLUB Tammy Escue Cindy Cilkey Pam Shingler Jim Reed Mary Love Cheryl Martin Kim Knowlton Vicki Thomas Keith Cunningham Jolyn Pedigo Andria Coldsberry Brenda Williams Elaine Irvin Denise Radcliffe Vicki Meek Tom Collins Carol Crume Fred Wooten Renee Koker Phil Hawk Randy Chapman Dan Canter Ann Wood Becky Pidcock Dava French Christy Allman Chris Cotterill Bill Allen Tammy Ward Terri Skinner Charlesa Llewellyn Tammy Clark Terri Skinner Steph Brown Kay Flood Donna Haseley John Davis Kathy Williams John Wagoner Pam Milligan Kathy Dillinger Robin Reeve Ken Shingler Jackie Young Kathy Mayne Mark Zoulek Donna Jeffers Cheryl Lawson Terri O'Dell Kevin Coen Benny Sams Brett Elliott Bob Dishong Joyce Coen Marsha Turner Debbie Scott Sheri Henthorne Lynn Hart Bonnie Meeks Kim Wessels Patsy Dearth Linda Rickard Claudia Cline Susan Haseley Sue James Brenda Scott LeeAnn McClanahan Kim King Kirsten Kuhre Tami Scott Debbie Story Ann Ashworth Zayna Wilson Karen Brake Carolyn Craves Dave Cunningham Larry Bean Dave Goin Rita Saylor Sherry Dishong Tim Wooten J ill Hayhurst Chris Sprague Dayna Hudnell Sandy Sprague Sheila Hyatt Mike Hartley Mike King Mike Byron Lynette Jordan Steve Coen Teresa Matheny Bonnie Meeks Steve Meek Cindy Meeks Sherree Moore Renee Bircher Betsy Mullins Kelly Coen Cindy Quest Robin Knowlton Dean Powell Wanda Peck Peggy Wolfe Robin Lieving Cathy Young Virginia Jordan Paula Williams Byron Green Claudette Cline OFFICERS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Dave Cunningham—Vice-President Phil Hawk —Treasurer Steve Meek—President Cathy Young —Secretary Mrs West —Advisor PEP CLUB OFFICERS Organizations 173 OFFICERS: Seated-Sherry Dishong President, Mary Love Secretary, Donna Haseley Treasurer, Standing-Mike King Vice-President, Mrs. Kern Advisor. 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Box 222 Albany, Ohio Phone: 698-3000 Support Them, They Supported Us' Furniture Dealers - Garages 191 PENN FURNITURE Custom Kitchens and Vanities Carpet-Furniture-Appliances Residential Lighting WOLFE FURNITURE COMPANY 947 Chestnut St. Nelsonville, Ohio 113 South Ohio Ave. Wellston, Ohio Phone: 384-3625 Phone: 753-1136 Garages BIEHL SAFETY SERVICE RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS AND FURNITURE Box 492 The Plains, Ohio Phone: 797-3233 Best Services and Products Around 36 Fern Street Athens, Ohio Glass Work of All Kinds Complete Automotive Alignment and Balance Service VANCE - LEACH FURNITURE 19 W. State St. Athens, Ohio Evans and Black Carpet - Rowe Norwalk-Sumter-Foster-La-Z-Boy Just a few of the brand names we carry 192 Garages - Grocers WAKEFIELD'S GARAGE B GRAVELY AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE 24 hour Wrecker Service Formula Tires Gulf Gas Route 50 West, Box 639, Athens Phone: 593-3815 WALLS GARAGE Rock Riffle Road - Route 4 Athens, Ohio Phone: 592-1745 Yellow I (Yittrr . I Gift Shops HOL€ Oriental Style Rugs Indian Turquoise Jewelry Incense, Candles, Terrariums Semi-Precious Jewelry and Other Fine Things Located at: 42 North Court St. Athens, Ohio 45701 [614] 593-8893 Grocers-Retail HUNTERS GENERAL STORE Route 50 West Albany, Ohio “Support Them, They Supported Us Grocers - Retail - Hardware 193 MUNN'S GROCERY Albany, Ohio TATE CLINE Standard Hardware and Supply McArthur, Ohio Phone: 596-5520 SUPERMARKETS, inc. Hardware-Retail CARPENTER HARDWARE Athens, Ohio Store Hours: 9-9 Monday thru Saturday 10-6 Sundays Route 50 West Athens, Ohio 303 S. Penn Ave. Wellston, Ohio 592-5030 592-1403 194 Hardware - Retail - Insurance LOVSEY HARDWARE AND FARM SUPPLIES Paint-Rotary Tillers-Lawn Mowers JOHN and BERNICE Phone: 698-2641 Albany, Ohio Hearing Aids DUES HEARING AID CENTERS Athens Chillicothe Parkersburg 592-6238 773-3655 [304] 485-1541 Yellow Pages EARL F. MATHEWS, INC. INSURANCE EARLF. MATHEWS EARL A. HOOPER JOHN J. LAVELLE ROBERT S. MATHEWS Security Bank Building Athens, Ohio Insurance MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA EARL F. RADCLIFFE, F.I.C. District Representative 592-1670 Route 1, Box 214 Athens, Ohio Disability Insurance Life Insurance for The Entire Family U S. RTE. SO W. RAY CUCKLER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. HRE - HOMEOWNERS - AUTO MOBILE HOMES - BOATS - LIFE HOSPITAL - LIABILITY - BONDS MOTORCYCLES SERVICING THE SURROUNDING AREA Support Them, They Supported Us REED AND BAUR INSURANCE Route 50 East - P. O. Box G Athens, Ohio 45701 Insurance - Men's Clothing 195 CORNWELL AND SON JEWELERS Corner Court and Union Streets Athens, Ohio We Sell High School Rings Machine Shops A H‘X CORPORATION Engineered Products Division Mill St. Athens, Ohio Tel. [614] 593-6613 Men's Clothing KEITH'S MEN'S SHOP North Court Street Athens, Ohio Having An ALEXANDER SPARTAN SHIELD, Is The Next Best Thing To Being There! Jewelers 1% Men's Clothing - Motorcycles ROBERT'S MEN'S SHOP 45 South Court Athens, Ohio Phone: 593-3071 For All Your Clothing Needs Mobile Homes Compliments Of DODRILL MOBILE HOMES McArthur, Ohio H H MOBILE HOME SALES Valley Acres Mobile Home Park Recreational Vehicles - Mobile Homes CHARLES HANNING KERMIT GRAHAM 93 Columbus Rd., Athens, Ohio - Phone: 593-6816 Yellow Pages NELSONVILLE MOBILE HOME SALES RON DUPLER Rt. 33 South Phone 753-1322 Nelsonville, Ohio WESTBREEZE MOBILE HOME ESTATES Baker Road Athens, Ohio 593-6736 Motorcycles__________________ HAWK'S CYCLE SALES Exclusively HONDA To Serve You Better Route 50 A Athens, Ohio Phone: 593-7323 ''Support Them, They Supported Us Musical Instruments CUNNINGHAM MUSIC CENTER Musical Intruments - Pharmacies 197 Optometrists_________________ DR. D. L. KEFFER Dr. A. P. LaGRAFF Stimson and Palmer Athens, Ohio 593-8377 592-2422 19' 2 S. Court Street Athens, Ohio Phone: 593-3191 Nursing Homes RUSSELL NURSING HOMES Open to Everyone Regardless of Race, Creed or Natural Origin Phone: 698-3632 Albany, Ohio Nuts Pharmacies NUT SHOP 14 West Union Athens, Ohio . FULL UuoxgHeen drug Phone 593-3308 21 SOUTH COURT STREET ATHENS, OHIO ) 198 Photographers - Plumbing Contractors Photographers PHOTOGRAPHY TERRY BARNHILL Route 4 Athens, Ohio Phone: [614] 593-5460 After 6:00 p.m. KEEPSAKE PHOTOS Loction Photography - Weddings - Special Events County Road 17 [R.R. 1] Box 254A Athens, Ohio ALAN KALIS, Owner [614] 592-3498 Yellow Pages Photographic Equipment CAMPUS CAMERA Southeast Ohio's Complete Photograph Store Amateur Professional 42 South Court Athens, Ohio Phone: 592.4761 Pizza GILLETTE'S PIZZA Wednesday Night Special Large Pizza - $3.00 Medium Pizza - $2.25 Small Pizza - $1.50 A Safe Place For Your Children Albany, Ohio 698-2722 Plumbing Contractors STRAWN PLUMBING CO. 72 North Court Street - Athens, Ohio Phone: 593-7355 Plumbing and Heating Supplies Support Them, They Supported Us Poultry-Retail MILLER POULTRY CO. 235 West State Athens, Ohio 45701 Phone: 593-6544 Pressure Fried and Bar-B-Q-Chicken Printers NELSONVILLE TRIBUNE 77 West Washington Street Nelsonville, Ohio d Poultry Retail - Real Estate 199 K R Compliments Of The UNION PRINTING CO., INC. 17 West Washington Street Athens, Ohio We Do Wedding-Invitations Real Estate________________________ Compliments Of The BOOTH REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE McArthur, Ohio Phone: 596-5815 200 Real Estate - Recreation BUCK SLAGLE General Insurance 23Vi S. Court Street Athens, Ohio Recreation Yellow Pages Compliments Of The PAR 3 GOLF COURSE Glass, china and Reputation are easily cracked, but never well mended. Ben Franklin Smokc Rise A LAVESTCO COMMUNITY P. O. Box 46 Murray City, Ohio Phone: [614] 762-2311 Support Them, They Supported Us Restaurants 201 Restaurants MURPHY'S RESTAURANT McArthur Ohio Corner of Main and Market We have so much more to offer... The family Restaurant PERKINS PANCAKE AND STEAK HOUSE 42 Varieties of pancakes and eggs Homemade soups and chili steak-seafood-ham chops and chicken Complete carry out service 230 Columbus Road - Route 33 Athens, Ohio Phone: 592-2578 202 Restaurants - Roofing Contractors PEANUT PLACE Athens, Ohio THE PLAINSVIEW RESTAURANT Sandwiches, Drinks, Pizzas, Ice Cream The Plains, Ohio THE SPARTAN INN DAIRY BAR PIZZA PARLOR Appalachian-Highway, Rt. 50 W. at 681 Exit Albany, Ohio Where Families Go For Good Food. . . Fast and Courteous Service. . . and it's Fun! Featuring the Spartan Burger.. .a meal on a bun... Chicken... Shrimp... Foot Long Hot Dogs. . . Soft Serve Ice Cream. . . Cones. . . Sun- daes. . Shakes. . Onion Rings. . Hamburgers. . Pizza. . . French Fries. . . Etc. Yellow Pages TOWNE HOUSE RESTAURANT Lunches - Dinners Homemade Desserts 22 West Union St. Athens, Ohio Phone: 592-9940 Roofing Contractors UNITED ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. U. S. Route 50 West Athens, Ohio Phone: 592-2177 Support Them, They Supported Us Sand And Gravel Sand Gravel - Service Stations 203 Seeds MILFORD A. BAILEY SON STONE QUARRIES Trojan Seed Corn Dealers Albany, Ohio Phone: 698-2431 Route 5 Pomeroy Road Athens, Ohio Phone: 593-6402 Service Stations COLEMANS ARCO O Firestone Tire Dealer Tune Ups Muffler Service Albany, Ohio Phone: 698-8001 204 Service Stations - Sporting Goods Yellow Pages HARRY'S SOHIO Tires, Batteries, Accessories 542 Richland Ave. Athens, Ohio LIEVTNG'S (pe®d,l) SERVICE 698-3971 Albany, Ohio HYATT'S SHELL SERVICE Compliments Of The 544 Richland Avenue Athens, Ohio Phone: 592-9711 PLAINS MOBIL The Plains, Ohio Sporting Goods Congratulations Class of '75 from EARL FUNK BILL WHALEY SPORTS INC. Athens, Ohio Support Them, They Supported Us Surveyors-Land HAROLD D. [Dale] WHALEY Surveyors - Land - Theaters 205 Subdivisions and Construction Staking Registered Surveyor No. 4986 698-3641 23 S. Washington Albany, Ohio Television-CATV Comp. CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION OF OHIO INC. 1 Mound Street Athens, Ohio Phone: 592-4435 C. STEVEN HENRY Manager Television-Dealers T. V. SUPPLY SALES Sylvania Sales and Service 726 E. State St. Athens, Ohio Theaters ATHENA CINEMA Your Home For Entertainment Athens, Ohio 206 Tire Dealers - Water Distribution Tire Dealers MOTYRE INC. UniRoyal Tires Michelin Tires Court Carpenter Athens, Ohio The Men Who Know Tires Best Astrostar Tires Pirelli Tires Typewriters Compliments to the Class of '75 from: THE TYPEWRITER SHOP AUGIE ZORN 82 West Union St. Sales Service Athens, Ohio Water Distribution LE-AX WATER DISTRIBUTION CORPORATION Box 338 Phone: 698-4231 Albany, Ohio Musical chaos! That ???? tassel! What's happened now? School Life 207 What's she really thinking about? How would you know? 'm a Spartan and I had it first! 208 Candids Get on the stick! Let's Boogie. We would also like to thank Terry fiarnhill, who had to have miles and miles of patience to cope with all of our never ending requests for pic- tures. Many people don't realize how much time and effort it takes 'to produce a yearbook. Often we hear complaints from those not on the staff about how we do things. Well, we do our best, and if you feel you can do better why not do a little' more than just talk. Join the staff ancl we'll put you to work! Once again, thanks to all those who made the yearbook possible and we hope you enjoy it. THANKS, 'forwJlA SJfu YjjU - Editors We, the editors, would like to thank all the people who made it possible for this book to be published- We want to thank those who placed ads in the yearbook. Without them it would be impossible to have an annual, because this is where most of the money comes from. A special thanks goes out to our advisors, Sally Ball and Gladys Blic- kle. We could never have done it all without their assistance. And of course we have to give recognition to our yearbook company, Shaw-Barton and representative, George Lindsey. As you probably know, the book would lack much of its present quality without their assistance. c utocjr ipkA Autographs 2 212 Autographs Autographs 213 214 Autographs Autographs 215 216 Autographs • 1 , • - v • - ■ ■ . .' ✓ •• ■ 1 - r ,•■ T - x !? 1. ■ '. � v.f J - • • • y5V‘ w «-1 r'.-W m: .v -• r.% -X .-• -I-; ..-%• . ov ..vs -■ ' •; - • . .