Anthony Wayne High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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l 1 ' TXQTTTFJ-55?-?Tfg7r ,. V, mi' ,ff 1 i. ' -.Q '-1. M i , BACK ROW:Jim Robinson, john Agee, Dick Albaugh, Debbie Boggs, Lori Peters - treasurer, Tim Bauerschmidt, Kathy Lowe, Rich Thayer. ROW: Rainer Wahnbaeck, Steve Creighton, Debbie Baxter - president, Sandy Mayer, Chris Skiver, Mary Packer, Ann Yonkee. FIRST ROW: Mammoser, Tim Story, Brenda Hamic - secretary, Chris Williams, Kitty Morris - vice-president. Honor Socielg sells for funds This year the National Honor Society tried several new activities. Pens and pencils were made available in both offices to students for a nominal charge, and carnations were sold for Valentine's Day and Easter. Students ordered ahead for flowers to be delivered to a sweetheart or special friend. The High School Faculty Selection Committee voted to raise scholastic requirements for candidates to 3.3. Previously it had been 3.0. Nineteen new members were tapped and inducted in April. The first annual spring luncheon was held at Miller's Restaurant for new inductees and graduating seniors. Ms. Elaine Hughes, newscaster for WSPD-TV, was the guest speaker. Two scholarships were announced by Superintendent George Don- nelly at the luncheon. Members voted that .L 4, k i 5Ch0laf5hlPS S0 to Kim' Morris and Kathy BACK ROW: Bin wack, Tom Weber, Janet Bvefhm, Mei Ayers, Becky Piymale. THIRD ROW: Kathy LOWC. To end the year, graduating Seniors Gmitter, jack Polker, Leslie Bennett, Barb Floyd, Kelly Cichy. SECOND ROW: Missy Meeker, Tina Cirino, Val returned after graduation to Plant eve,-greens Zempel, Kim Ehret, Nanci Rinesrine. FRONT ROW: Elden Lee, joan Boehm, Laurie Stoakes, Bonnie Bierbaum, Lindajodry- and flowers in the planters at the South build- ing. 124 Honor Society

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Todd Wilson. BACK ROW: Mr. Williamson - advisor, Mary Chris Williams. FOURTH ROW: Dick Albaugh, Rainer Wahn- Sue Rose. THIRD ROW: john Simpson, Cindy Patton, Chris Ritenour, Gmirter. SECOND ROW: Liz Zempel, Tim Bauerschmidt, .Jenni Bald- Chris Walters. FRONT ROW: Chris Childers. .C fl, if-W ..'-, if Ag 'av ROW: Sarah Allen fdevill, Tammy MacLaren fClorox Many,-Ioe Bush Ctooth fairyj, Karen Allion CPinocchioj, Linda CGypsy Rose Lecj, Becky Plymalt: fKool-Aidj, Kim Killy fDirt5, Fred Trippe ljack-in-the-boxJ,jill Brown Uolly Giantj, Mark Moekel fstrong manj. SECOND ROW: Drenda Woodland Corgan grinder's monkeyj, Sandie Ziegler Dillerj, Beth Monetta fAcid Queenl, Missy Edge CPin Ball Wizardy, Dottie Davies fGreen Giant's peaj, Dave Bal- Celfj, Russell Reach fthe Pink Pantherj. LYING DOWN: Bob Box CNO. 2 Pencilj. 9 1 BACK ROW: Dave Ballard, Karen Allion, Tammy MacLaren, Beth Mon- etta, Kim Killy, Fred Trippe, Jenni Mumma, Randy Click, Becky Plymale, Linda Garber. SECOND ROW: jill Brown, Bob Box, Mark Moekel, Sandie Ziegler, Russell Reach. FRONT ROW: Missy Edge, Drenda Woodland, Dottie Davies, Sarah Allen. Thespians show mang ialenis The Anthony Wayne Thespian Troupe 1717 is an honorary international organization for those Antonians who have put extra effort into their work with theater, both on and off the stage. This year the Thespians put on the first musical in four years with the play, LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE. It was a delightful suc- cess encouraging the production of more plays in the same genre. This year's initiates carried on the tradition of dressing up as people and objects in the theatrical world. jennifer Baldwin received the Thespian of the Year award for her career point culmina- tion in Thespian activities. Thespians 123

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SC sponsors carnival This year proved to be a busy one for the Student Council. Among other things, they sponsored the Crop Hunger Walk, the senior-faculty basketball game and 50's dance following it, and the student exchanges with Maumee, Napoleon, Perrysburg, and other schools. They were also responsible for the mid-Winter and Homecoming dances. Other SC projects included the planting of shrubbery in the student court- yard, and a special tree in memory of Tom Fox and Bob Wilhelm, two AW sopho- mores who died tragically in 1974. Another aim of student council has been the revamping of the student lunch pro- gram. Through this year's council's efforts, the possibility of lunchroom vending machines is being seriously considered by the powers-that-be, and a grateful student body thanks the council for its efforts in this area. My N. Dean Ulmer jill Brown Todd Wilson Ann Yonkee Leslie Bennett, Mary Suter, Bruce Crosby, Tim Gerke, Gary Hoot, Craig Loehrke, Tim Suter, Eric Nofzinger, Randy Witte THIRD ROW Greg Everhart Tim Bauerschmidt Lynn Pinglc, Sharon Miller, Evonne Bakies, Barb johnson, Harold Hoot. SECOND ROW: Lincla Marsh, Chris Dawn Sautter Cheryl Skrypcc Kim Thompson Cindy Curtis Virginia Fairhurst, Kim Behnfeldt. FIRST ROW: Laurie Hall, Bonnie Bierbaum, Linda Moran, Chris Skiver, Sue Student Council 1 25