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

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Mr. Ewald heads managers and trainers Most students think of the MATC as sim- ply the backstage crew for sports, and that they merely take care of equipment and treat injured players. What many don't realize is that the MATC, like other clubs, held many yearly activities. This year they included two picnics, a basketball game, and a bowling party. To defray expenses, they sponsored a rummage sale, a car wash, a turkey raffle, bake sale, cake raffle and an ice sale. Led by Mr. Ewald, they enjoyed a very active and suc- cessful year. Ed Cowden - secretary-treasurer, Sandie Ziegler - vice-president, M.r. Ewald - advisor, Pat Rohen - president. WV - BACK ROW: Marty Michael, Dan Toepfer, Tom Reach, Harold Hoot, jack Tibbets, Doug Packer. SECOND ROW: Gary Hoot, Herb Stiles, Terry Beam, Steve Creightl Mark Hearndon, Eric Thompson, Greg Wheating. SITTING: Michelle LaBine, Kelly Cichy, Nancy .Io Woods, Connie VonDeylon, Chris Leonard, Kelly Loehkre, Lynn Su FRONT ROW: Eldcn Lee, Arlen Tipping, jeff Lahr,,Ioel Kirkwood, Tom Path, Bob Longnecker. 130 Managers and Trainers

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l Q . 'Q ll 1 ff' xr. Geary Belzung, Greg Ferguson. ll w ROW: Brian Kanz, David Lybargcr, Danny Toepfer, Rob Lambert, Paul Bradford. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Clark,,Iohn field, Norm Briney, Cindy Clark, Penny Hill. FRONT ROW: Ron Engle, Kathy Meyers, Tammy Dunnette, Ed Green. .1 '- ...Q- . -- W 'hu ROW: Paul Rohen, Doug Boehk, Herb Stiles, George Stevens, julie Shepherd, Mike Meadows, Lindsay Graham. FRONT ROW: Mark Cafeteria workers keep on serving This year, those working in the cafeteria all had big appetites, the main advantage to work- ing in the cafeteria being the extra food. Many of the people who worked this year were made to realize that washing pots and pans Wouldn't be an enjoyable lifetime career. Solu- tion: study harder and get ahead. It is, however, a good experience toward developing responsibil- ity. Cafeteria Workers 1 29

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Ig? V' vb-1 - is ROW: Keith Gaspar, Russell Reach, Tina Cirino, Mrs. Brandeberry. CAR: Lori Peters, Ken Staeble, Rich Thayer - tri-editors. ROW: Stu Roberts, Rob Slee, Sandie Ziegler. - :'t'h 1 'I 1 :ff .ri-nj J., . . 411.313 1 7: 1-41, ...,.. 1- -vm, H' in 24.1-' I-i .w TNLTW' 1 .1 QS- fi - .. gn . . i A .2 L' ' t w 'l ,fini 5'i 1 .. 5 1.-if., 2 - ,A ...A 5 27... , ,Q M,s.'I4 lining I .73 Sv.. , A. -1 rc - f..'v .iii . .' v 4-. V 1' .:. 1-1 '-1'-Q 1 H f, Tilt... LV '-. - FU ii: ,.,-t.,-.- ' . yi . ,,,-v ' , I . -- ...N ..,l'- i if t , -.. ,pl T Generals Dispatch Despite the many factors Working against this year's newspaper, such as lack of money and writers, hassles with the administration over censorship, etc., much was accom- plished. The paper was published twice monthly, with spe- cial editions for Christmas and Graduation. This year saw a rise in student interest in the Dispatch, particularly in the editorial department, and many varying opinions were presented through editorials written by staff members, students and other sources. Led by tri-editors Lori Peters, Ken What the Hell Staeble, and the ever-intellectual Rich Thayer, the Dis- patch staff worked hard writing, printing and selling their paper, and their efforts are appreciated. Although they were forced by inflation to raise the price to fifteen cents, students continued to support the General's Dispatch. GeneroI's Dispatch 131