Antwerp Local High School - Archer Yearbook (Antwerp, OH)

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Dedication Mrs. Lois Stevenson Mrs. Stevenson retired in 1982 after q very successful teaching coreer of 44 years. She taught 40 years in the Antwerp Local School System. She is respected and admired by her co- workers. She is also offectionotely and grotefully remembered by many students.

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ARCHER YEARBOOK STAFF Editor — Darb Goerz Business Manager - Donna Ducklond Photographers - Kim Humborger Amy Dowers Missy Drinnemon Greg Colwell Staff — Amy Doumie Down Hopkins Johnnerre McCain Angie Reinhorr Rita Reinhort Shari Ross Joonie Savage Kim Scotr Tonya Walker Christy Bruick Tammy Hohn Dill Waters Tommy Rasey Corey Geyer Christine Morlin Stocey Ross Advisot - Kothleen Neidhordt 1985 ARCHER Antwerp Local School Antwerp, Ohio 1 Table of Contents Dedication 2 Opening 3 Seniors 4 Underclassmen 35 Athletics 45 Activities 77 Organizations 91 Administration and Faculty 105 Junior High Ill Elementary 123 Ads 146

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The New Generation 1984 was rhe year of rhe 100rh groduofing doss, 1985 marks the beginning of o new generation. Some fiigfilights of the yeor for this new generotion were seen in the oreos of sports, entertainment, school policies, ond fads. For the first time since 1975, Antwerp hod o cross-country team. There weren ' t enough players for a varsity football team, but the Ar- chers hod o very competitive junior vorsity ream. The Archer golfers ploced fourth in the GMC. The gitls ' vorsity volleyboll teom won the sectionol title ond received the district runner-up ttophy. The girls ' varsity basketball team took second ploce in the GMC. Mr. Stoil coached the district all-star team ond was named Journal Gazette area coach of the yeor. Chod Hormonn wos olso nomed to both teams. Cindy Leinord was the second girl in the history of Antwerp High School to scote 1,000 points in bosketboll. Five boys ' trock records were either tied or broken. One new school record wos set in gitls ' track. The boys ' vorsity boseboll team sow some exciting tour- noment ocfion. Doth the cheerleoders and weight-lifters won trophies which they presented to the school. In the oreo of entertoinment, some of the fovorite ortists of Antwerp students included Cindy Louper, Madonno, Huey Lewis, John Fogerty, Don Hendley ond Tina Turner. Another musical favorite, We ore the World wos produced by U.S.A. for Africa. The swing choir presented o modrigol Chrisfmos concert instead of a ploy. The high school musicol wos Annie Get Your Gun. Populor movies included The Dreokfost Club, Beverly Hills Cop, ond Purple Rain. Archer students enjoyed wotching such tv pro- grams OS The Dill Cosby Show, Family Ties, Soturdoy Night Live, ond Mash reruns. Newly hired foces on the teoching staff were Miss Schuiz, Mr. Dolser, ond Mrs, Shugors. Mrs. Shugors ond Mr. Luginbill did their student teoching in the elementary school this year. Dr. Chorles Taylor, Superintendent of Ant- wetp Local School, resigned mid-woy thtough the year to accept the superinfendency in Kenton, Ohio. Mt. R. J. Duckert wos hired as the new superintendent. Two foteign exchange students attended Antwerp High School. Udo Reiger, o junior from Germany, stoyed of the home of Lorry Elliott. Kiki delVolle, o senior from Spain was hosted by the Jerry Walk fomily. Antwerp students hod o closed lunch period this yeor and were not permitted to go downtown. Due to new stote policy, seniors hod to attend school until the end of the yeor. They finished two days before the rest of the students insteod of two weeks eotly os they hod in the post. Top senior academic honors went to Dorb Goetz, voledictorion, Kim Scott ond Morcio Koenn, co-solutotorions. The senior class trip was olmost token cwoy becouse of o senior skip day, but it was restored oftet 13 seniors attended a school board meeting to discuss the issue. The com- promise mode was thot the trip wos approv- ed, but ony senior not offending school on the Fridoy offer the trip would hove to ottend school two extra days, June 3rd and 4th to receive his diplomo. Students comped out on the ffont lown oftet returning in order to be ptesent ond on time the next doy. In April ond Moy, the popular thing to do offer lunch wos to sit on the steps in front of the new gym listening to ghetto blostets and soaking in the sun Student parking was not allowed in ftont of the school. Fronklin Street was mode a one- way street and the buses wete looded and unloaded in front of the school instead of behind. Fovorite teenage hangouts this year were the Sohio, the bowling alley, the A W, Glen- bfook Moll, and the Route on teen night. Students seen ot these in spots were wear- ing fluorescent shirts, crop ponts, plostic shoes colled jellies or flats, big eorrings, beods, Howoiion shirts, porochute pants, velcro or high top tennis shoes. This hos been on intetesting year. It is truly the beginning of a new generation.