Barnesville High School - Senrab Yearbook (Barnesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

Hi PEOPLE 1 SENIORS .. 1988 As a Senior approaches the end oi his high school career, he begins to think about the rest of his life and about the path which he will follow. He knows that he wants to succeed in the goals he sets for himself and that he wants to be ac- cepted for what he does, but he also leams that being successful and accept- able does not mean that he must be ex- actly like everyone else. As time passes and a Senior begins to understand more about himself and his life, he realizes that it will be right to move in his own di- rection. Bradley Wayne Kimberly Marie Ault Ankrom Michael Elliotte Blake James Blon Ondra Bondy Barbara Jean Bonvenuto John Christopher Braido Dennis K. Burkhart Gerald Daniel Campbell Mary L. Carpenter Michael Carpenter Melissa Brown Doris Catherine Cameron Franklyn C. Carpenter Jason Michael Castello Louie Bruce Connie M. Campbell Garold Louis Carpenter Eric R. Clift Kris Brown Mark Burkhart Julie Dannette Campbell 3 SENIORS Brad Ankrom Ank 8 7 70 Favorite Saying: “Pretty Darn Impressive Favorite Song: Home Sweet Home Favorite Movie: Where Eagles Dare Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Dressing and Gravy Favorite Car: Ferrari Future Aspirations: Bassist in a hard rock band. Kim Ault 6 20 70 Favorite Saying: who cares Favorite Song: Can t We try Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Brown Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Camaro Z-28 Future Aspirations: Go to College at Ohio University. B Kristine Marie Bailey Kristy 3 24 68 Favorite Saying: Oh Man Favorite Song: Papa Don't Preach Favorite Movie: Lassie Favorite Teacher: Mr. Crosier Favorite Food: Italian Food Favorite Car: Trans Am Future Aspirations: To get married and get a job. Rick Baker Clyde 7 26 69 Favorite Saying: You're fixing to have a Bad Day Favorite Song: Here I Go Again Favorite Movie: Every Which Way But Loose Favorite Teacher: Mr. Applegarth Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: 68 or 69 Camaro Future Aspirations: I don't Know Michael Blake Blakey 8 7 69 Favorite Saying: You'll only get out of something what you put into it Favorite Song: Angel Favorite Movie: Death Wish IV Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Porsche Future Aspirations: To Attend a four year architect college. Jim Blon Blondy 12 31 68 Favorite Saying: You're Funky Favorite Song: Shake Your Foundation Favorite Movie: Maximum Overdrive Favorite Teacher: Mr. Dowler Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Lamborghini Contach Future Aspirations: Drive a truck. Barb Bonvenuto Veronica 4 29 70 Favorite Saying: Paranoia Will Destroy Ya Favorite Song: Two Out of Three Ain't Bad Favorite Movie: Sixteen Candles Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marovich Favorite Food: Pizza, but Pan Pizza Favorite Car: The Mav Future Aspirations: Attend College and ma- jor in Pharmacy. John Braido 9 27 70 Favorite Saying: None Favorite Song: Tunnel of Love Favorite Movie: Cobra Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Hamburgers Favorite Car: Corvette Future Aspirations: College, and work. Krista Kay Brown Tigger 1 2 70 Favorite Saying: Where's the Party? Favorite Song: Save a Prayer Favorite Movie: Running Scared Favorite Teacher: Mr. Neal Favorite Food: Most Italian Foods Favorite Car: Austin Martin Future Aspirations: A Photographer C Gerald Daniel Campbell Jerry 4 13 69 Favorite Saying: None Favorite Song: None Favorite Movie: Every Which Way But Loose Favorite Teacher: Mr. Schweizer Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: '69 Z-28 Future Aspirations: Open my own body shop Julie Dannette Campbell Juls or Jul-B 5 5 70 Favorite Saying: Ich Weib Nicht Favorite Song: 2 Out of 3 Ain't Bad Favorite Movie: Iron Eagle Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marks Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Trans-Am Future Aspirations: Attend College for Nurs- ing Frank Carpenter Bubba 9 17 69 Favorite Saying: Works for Me Favorite Song: Forever and Ever Amen Favorite Movie: Over The Top Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Corvette Future Aspirations: Get a job. Garold L. Carpenter Carp 10 12 69 Favorite Saying: I hate when that hap- pensl Favorite Song: I Can't Get No Satisfaction, Rolling Stones Favorite Movie: Stand by Me Favorite Teacher: Sam Shuman Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Car: 1957 Chevy Future Aspirations: Have fun, at least 7 days out of the weekl Mary Carpenter Harold 5 1 70 Favorite Saying: Seniors Rule, We be cool Favorite Song: I Won't Forget You (Poison) Favorite Movie: W.I.M.P.S. Favorite Teacher: Mr. Carissimi Favorite Food: Taco's Favorite Can IROC-Z Future Aspirations: To fulfill my education in Office Assisting! Michael Carpenter Carp Man 9 2 69 Favorite Saying: You're funny. Favorite Song: You Shook Me All Night Long (AC DC) Favorite Movie: Wraith Favorite Teacher: Mr. Dowler Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Can Lamborghini Contach Future Aspirations: Have my own Business. Mike Castello Iguana 1 7 70 Favorite Saying: No Restroom privileges for a week Favorite Song: Gods of War Favorite Movie: Back to School Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Marlin Brando's Salad Favorite Car: 1976 Monte Carlo Future Aspirations: To play basketball in college. Eric R. Clift Tank 11 6 69 Favorite Saying: Love It Favorite Song: Who Made Who Favorite Movie: Tough Guys Favorite Teacher: Mr. Kovalick Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Car: 1966 Volkswagen Future Aspirations: Leave the world a little better than I found it. Eric Clymer Clyme Dog 2 2 70 Favorite Saying: If you can't be an athlete, be an athletic supporter. Favorite Song: Magic by the Cars Favorite Movie: The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again Favorite Teacher: Coach Dowler Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Jet Black 1978 Firebird Trans Am Future Aspirations: Leave town Beth Conway 9 8 69 Favorite Saying: If you love something let it free. It if comes back, it was yours If it doesn't it never was. Favorite Song: Love Me Down Favorite Movie: Over The Top Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Hot turkey and gravy with mashed potatoes. Favorite Car: Porsche Future Aspirations: Self-made millionaire Barb Cunard Babs 10 12 69 Favorite Saying: Shutup Frank! Favorite Song: I Won't Forget You Baby Favorite Movie: Moving Violations Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marks Favorite Food: Mama Mia's breadsticks Favorite Car: Corvette Future Aspirations: To become a driver's ed teacher or lawyer. D Angelique Dalrymple Ang 9 23 70 Favorite Saying: Yea, Yea, that's the ticket Favorite Song: Freebird Favorite Movie: Three Amigo's Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Z-28 Future Aspirations: Make money. Tammy Jo Datkuliak 'Tamara 9 23 69 Favorite Scrying: Oh Heck! Favorite Song: The Time of My Life Favorite Movie: Back to the Future Favorite Teacher: Mr. Van Curen Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Pontiac Trans Am Future Aspirations: Might go to college. Caryn M. DellaMorta Nibbles 12 26 69 Favorite Saying: Oh Please, Make me throw up! Favorite Song: Honestly by Stryper Favorite Movie: Jumpin' Jack Flash Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Dyrdek Favorite Food: Steak Favorite Car: Iroc Z Future Aspirations: Move out of state and find a good paying job Kassey Detling Kyx 6 23 70 Favorite Saying: Situation under control!! Favorite Song: Alright Now — By Free Favorite Movie: The Outsiders Favorite Teacher: Mr.Welsh Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Can Mustang Convertible Future Aspirations: To attend Ohio U. in Athens and be rich. Lilli Doudna Lil 1 19 70 Favorite Saying: Gonna knock you. Favorite Song: Old Time Rock 'n Roll Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Spaghetti Favorite Car. Baretta Future Aspirations: Go To Akron U. Julie Dowler Jul 5 7 70 Favorite Saying: It doesn't matter if you win or lose, it's where you stop to eat after the game. — Hungey Stephens Favorite Song: Runaway Bon Jovi Favorite Movie: Terminator Favorite Teacher: None Favorite Food: Tony's grandma's taco salad Favorite Car: Barb's Mav Future Aspirations: I want to go to college and major in accounting. Chris Dunfee Dummy 2 14 70 Favorite Saying: Let's put the hood down, and go! Favorite Song: You shook me all night long Favorite Movie: Planes, Trains, and Auto- mobiles Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marks Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: The Mav Future Aspirations: Attend College E Melody Edwards Mel 5 28 70 Favorite Saying: Da Bomb Favorite Song: I've Got My Mind Set on You — George Harrison Favorite Movie: Police Academy Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car. Iroc Z Mike Edwards Eddy Edwards 4 25 69 Favorite Saying: Kingpin Favorite Song: Free Bird Favorite Movie: Blues Brothers Favorite Teacher: Robert Applegarth Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: VW Future Aspirations: Move away from Bamesville! Troy D. Fitzpatrick Fitzy 8 20 69 Favorite Saying: F.M.R. Favorite Song: Crazy Train Favorite Movie: Planes, Trains, and Auto- mobiles Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Kinney Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Can 57 Chevy Future Aspirations: Get rich, and party all the time. Anita Jane Frochlich Frick 10 27 69 Favorite Saying: Da Bomb Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Favorite Movie: Beverly Hills Cop Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Oldsmobile Future Aspirations: To marry a rich man. Daniel Drew Funari 8 21 70 Favorite Saying: You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasml Favorite Song: Pour Some Sugar on Me: Def Leppard Favorite Movie: The Music Man Favorite Teacher: Mr. Carissimi Favorite Food: Chocolate Milk Favorite Car: Red Chevy Van Future Aspirations: To graduate from col- lege. get a high'paying job, and retire at 35. 6 Angela Giesey Gaggle 6 7 70 Favorite Saying: Seriously Favorite Song: I Live for Your Love by: Natalie Cole Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Sausage Bread Favorite Car: I-ROC Z Future Aspirations: My best friend Nibbles and I are going to Michigan after grad- uation to find a jeb. Bonnie Sue Gordon Bonz 2 9 70 Favorite Saying: None „ Favorite Song: Could've been — by Tiffany Favorite Movie: Beverly Hills Cop Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marks, Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Fiero Future Aspirations: Go to college and be- come a radiologist. Brad Gray Gray pup 12 30 69 Favorite Saying: Cool Beans Favorite Song: Cover of the Rolling Stones Favorite Movie: Bachelor Party Favorite Teacher: None Favorite Food: Anything Edible Favorite Car: One that runs Future Aspirations: To win the Ohio Lottery. Janene Ann Gray Nener 1 13 70 Favorite Saying: 'Yippie Skippie Favorite Song: Have a Drink on Me Favorite Movie; Hell Raiser Favorite Teacher: Mr. Gunish Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Omni Future Aspirations: To work in the field of Cosmetology. Stephanie J. Grear Scruffy 3 5 70 Favorite Saying: That Thingy Favorite Song: Pour Some Sugar On Me By: Def Leppard Favorite Movie: Full Metal Jacket Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Broccoli Casserole Favorite Car: Mustang GT Future Aspirations: Leave Bamesville. Misty Groves Rosebud 10 16 69 Favorite Saying: Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it Proverb Favorite Song: I Had the Time of My Life by: Jennifer Wames and Bill Medley Favorite Movie: Three Men and a Baby Favorite Teacher: All of them! Favorite Food: Taco salad Favorite Car: Z28 Cavelier Future Aspirations: I plan to pursue a career in nursing. H Rusty Hall Hawk 3 23 70 Favorite Saying: If you can't be an athlete be an athletic supporter. Favorite Song: Call Me A1 by: Paul Simon Favorite Movie: Kenny Rogers as The Gam- bler Favorite Teacher Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Can Trans-Am Future Aspirations: PR Director of Atlanta Hawks. Angie Harris Ag 11-4-69 Favorite Saying: McLawson's! Favorite Song: Cool Change by Little River Band Favorite Movie: Stand By Me Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Spaghetti Favorite Car. My blue Honda Future Aspirations: To be rich! Traci Hatcher Hatch 4-3-70 Favorite Saying: The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams Eleanor Roosevelt Favorite Song: In My Dreams by Dokken Favorite Movie: St. Elmo's Fire Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Pretzels with cream cheese Favorite Car: Camaro Iroc-Z Future Aspirations: To go to Ohio State and become a Speech Pathologist and Audiolo- gist. Scott Heskett Hescunt 5-31-70 Favorite Saying: Lloydi the Noid Favorite Song: Freebird Favorite Movie: Deep Throat Favorite Teacher: Mr. Applegarth Favorite Food: F.F.A. Fruit Favorite Car: Screeches convertible Future Aspirations: Not a thing! Penny Hinkle Nickle 10-31-69 Favorite Saying: Get A Real Life Favorite Song: Power of Love Favorite Movie: Top Gun Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Trans-Am Future Aspirations: Make money. Missy Hossman Hauswoman 6-30-70 Favorite Saying: A good heart is made of Gold — Shakespeare Favorite Song: I Live for Your Love — Natalie Cole Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Carissimi and Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car. A Red Ferrari Future Aspirations: I would like to excel in the business field and become a millionaire. Mollie M. House Hop Along 7-17-70 Favorite Saying: Favorite Song: Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad Favorite Movie: Over The Top Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis and Mr. Lemasters Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Mustang Future Aspirations: To become a self-made millionaire. William Howiler Joey 2-27-70 Favorite Saying I got it... let's party!!! Favorite Song: Mary had a little lamb Favorite Movie: Three Amigos and Trans- formers Favorite Teacher: None Favorite Food: Anything that don't eat me first Favorite Car: Souped-up Pacer with blower and tunnel Ram Future Aspirations: To shoot a six point doe. Johnna Hunkier 5-23-70 Favorite Saying: Are we having fun yet? Favorite Song: No Sleep 'til Brooklyn Favorite Movie: About Last Night... Favorite Teacher Mr. Johnson Favorite Food: Broccoli Casserole Favorite Car. Firebird Future Aspirations: To be an accountant. Kristal Hunkier Krissy 11-19-69 Favorite Saying: Smoke a big one, Bill. Favorite Song: Suede Blue Eyes Favorite Movie: About Last Night... Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marovich Favorite Food: Lobster Favorite Car: Toyota 4x4 truck Future Aspirations: To grow up and be a business tycoon. Dawn A. Hunter Dawn-B or Schnickle 9- 17-70 Favorite Saying: Ich Weib nicht Favorite Song: Joanna by Kool and the Gang Favorite Movie: Karate Kid Favorite Teacher: All of them Favorite Food: Italian food Favorite Car: '57 pink Cadillac (convertible) Barbara Ann Cunard Kathryn Lee Detling Melody Sue Edwards Tim Clift Eric J. Clymer Lillian Marie Doudna Julie Anna Dowler Mike Edwards Troy D. Fitzpatrick Angelique Dalrymple Tammy Jo Datkuliak Elizabeth Mae Conway Caryn Marie Della Morta Christa Dunfee Anita Jane Froehlich 6 Daniel Drew Funari Angela Giesey Brian Goodhart Bonnie Sue Gordon Bradley A. Gray Janene Ann Gray Stephanie Jean Grear Amista M. Groves Richard R. Hall David Alan Hickenbottom Future Aspirations: Go to college and be- come a guidance counselor. Amy Hunstman Aim 12-15-69 Favorite Saying: Josie Favorite Song: Should've Known Better Favorite Movie: Stand By Me Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Meatloaf and Scalloped Po- tatoes Favorite Car: Firebird Future Aspirations: Live in a log cabin. J Tim R. Johnson 10-10-69 Favorite Saying: Who gives a — ! Favorite Song: Freebird — Lynyrd Skynyrd Favorite Movie: Blues Brothers Favorite Teacher: Robert Applegarth Favorite Food: Spaghetti Favorite Car: 1933 Willys Coupe Future Aspirations: Someday get my truck completely finished! K Craig Keiser 10-6-69 Favorite Saying: 'Tour Hil Favorite Song: Bop Favorite Movie: Simon and uuiiori Favorite Teacher: Mr. Murrell Favorite Food: Pork Chops Favorite Can Mustang Future Aspirations: To work and make a living. Mickey Kirk Mick-Bud 7-25-69 Favorite Saying: Cool Beans Favorite Song: Ride On Favorite Movie: Full Metal Jacket Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Comoro Future Aspirations: To further my career in Cosmetology. L Rae Ann Lashley Rae Rae 3-6-70 Favorite Saying: Come on Betsy Favorite Song: Turn the Page Favorite Movie: Top Gun Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman and Mr. Lemasters Favorite Food: Breadsticks Favorite Car: My red (bomb) Dasher Future Aspirations: Attend college, become rich, and stay single. Carlene Lewis Lewie 7-20-70 Favorite Song: Deep River Woman — By Lionel Richie Favorite Movie: Not Quite Human Favorite Teacher: Mr. Dowler Favorite Food: Mexican Food Favorite Car: Cavalier Z24 Future Aspirations: Attend college and get a job. Michael Lucas 3-28-70 Favorite Song: In My Dreams — REO Speedwagon Favorite Movie: The Money Pit Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Pontiac Trans-Am GTA Future Aspirations: Professional Drummer in a No. 1 rock band. Bruce Luyster Box Man 11-1-69 Favorite Saying: 'Tour Funny Favorite Song: Talk Dirty To Me by Poison Favorite Movie: Crocodile Dundee Favorite Teacher Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Mustang Future Aspirations: To get a job and move out of Bamesville. M Mike McBride Roach 8-7-70 Favorite Saying: Really Favorite Song: Highway Star Favorite Movie: Animal House Favorite Teacher: Mr. Carissimi Favorite Food: Cheese cake Favorite Car: Omni Future Aspirations: Be rich and Party Har- dy. Sean McCrate 9 5 69 Favorite Saying: Parts is Parts Favorite Song: Light My Fire Favorite Movie: Cool Hand Luke Favorite Teacher: Mr. Van Curan Favorite Food: Mashed potatoes Favorite Car: Shepherd's Car Future Aspirations: College Brad Mitchel McGEE Wild Thing 1 2 70 Favorite Saying: Shut up Fitzy! Favorite Song: Bad to the Bone Favorite Movie: Platoon 1 — Porky's Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Pizza — Mr. Davis's Favorite Car: Porsche Future Aspirations: To attend Muskingum Todd Michael McEndree Toad 7 10 69 Favorite Saying: I can live with that Favorite Song: Is This Love (By Whitesnake) Favorite Movie: One Crazy Summer Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Taco's and taco salad Favorite Carr: 1988 Supersport Monte Carlo Future Aspirations: To live and work on Hilton Head in S.C. BUI McFrederick Diego WUd BUI 3 3 70 Favorite Saying: May the Force Be With You Favorite Song: These Times Are Hard for Lovers Favorite Movie: Short Circuit Favorite Teacher: My dad Favorite Food: Home cooking Favorite Car: 1965 Mustang Future Aspirations: FamUy, property, well- paying career I like, long life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness Denise C. Martin 2 27 70 Favorite Saying: Hey, Boyl or Shut up, Guys! Favorite Song: Shook Me All Night Long — AC DC Favorite Movie: Top Gun Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Can Ferrari 328 GTS Future Aspirations: Be rich $$ Daniel T. Merritt Dan Me Man 11 2 69 Favorite Saying: Why Sure! Favorite Song: Old Time Rock And RoU Favorite Movie: Strange Brew Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: McDonald's Hamburgers Favorite Car: Monte Carlo Future Aspirations: State Patrolman Felicia Rena Meyers Fish 3 27 70 Favorite Saying: Hunky Dorey Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Favorite Movie: Harry and the Hendersons Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Porsche Future Aspirations: Further my career in Cosmetology Lori Ann MicheUi 10 29 69 Favorite Saying: That's peachy Favorite Song: Faith (by George Micheal) Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Carissimi Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Car: Mustang Future Aspirations: Registered Nurse Lenora M. Milhoan 6 21 70 Favorite Saying: I think not! Favorite Song: Can we try? Favorite Movie: Summer School Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Bunfill Favorite Food: Green onion potato chips Favorite Car: Camaro Z-28 Future Aspirations: Get a high-paying job. Kenneth W. Mobley Mobe 3 29 70 Favorite Saying: Latch Hold Favorite Song: Killer of Giants Favorite Movie: Faces of Death Favorite Teacher: Mr. Ackerman Favorite Food: Spaghetti Favorite Car: Ford Fairmont Future Aspirations: Join the Navy Amanda J. Moore 9 15 70 Favorite Saying: Da Bomb Favorite Song: One Heartbeat Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Cook Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Ford Escort Future Aspirations: To leave Barnes ville for- ever! P Christopher A. Parkhurst Parkie 6 11 70 Favorite Saying: Motley Crue Dude Favorite Song: Turn the page Favorite Movie: Caddie Shack Favorite Teacher: Mr. Dowler Favorite Food: Pan Pizza Favorite Car: 1957 Chevy Belair Future Aspirations: Further my education and to party. R Jennifer Lynn Reed Poo 11 5 69 Favorite Saying: Bud Favorite Song: I Think We're Alone Now Favorite Movie: Over the Top Favorite Teacher: Mr. Crosier Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Can Chevy Truck Future Aspirations: Get a job Teresa Lynn Richmond 'Tree 12 26 69 Favorite Saying: Lord Help Us Favorite Song: Is This Love (Whitesnake) Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Fiero Future Aspirations: To move out of Bames- ville and get a good paying job. Lisa B. Rockwell 7 9 70 Favorite Saying: 'You'll Have Days Like That Favorite Song: Fly On The Wall (AC DC) Favorite Movie: Flowers In the Attic Favorite Teacher: Mr. Dowler Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Chevy Truck Future Aspirations: Party S 8 A Anita Rachel Samuel Nita 1 4 71 Favorite Saying: I have money ... at home. Favorite Song: I Think We're Alone Now Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Brownies Favorite Car: One That runs Future Aspirations: I want to go to college, and maybe major in psychology. Lori Bernice Sells 11 5 69 Favorite Saying: O Well Favorite Song: I Think We're Alone Now By: Tiffany Favorite Movie: Fright Night Favorite Teacher: Mr. Podgorski Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Escort Future Aspirations: Getting a job. Kelli D. Seneff Shif 1 27 70 Favorite Saying: No Sir, You're lying! Favorite Song: Angel, by Aerosmith Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Car: CRX SI, Honda Future Aspirations: Go to college at OSU go into the Social Work program. Jeffery R. Shepherd Moontan 5 7 70 Favorite Saying: Parts is Parts Favorite song: Riders on the Storm (the doors) Favorite Movie: Eddie and the Cruisers Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marovich Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Car: Volkswagon Bug Future Aspirations: Go to college. Michael A. Shutt 3 26 70 Favorite Saying: Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing. Favorite Song: Ironman Favorite Movie: King Kong Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marovich Favorite Food: Beans Franks Future Aspirations: Go to College. Scott Stephen Slick 11 2 69 Favorite Saying: — Happens Favorite Song: Soul Ride Favorite Teacher: Mr. Applegarth Favorite Food: Steak Favorite Car: 1970 SS Chevelle Future Aspirations: Own Triple B Trucking Lorraine J. Snodgrass Gorry Lorri 9 24 70 Favorite Saying: Play Around ... Lay Around Favorite Song: Come Together Favorite Movie: Officer And A Gentlemen Favorite Favorite Teacher: Mr. Neal Favorite Food: BBQ Ribs Favorite Can Chevy Pickup Future Aspirations: Dental Hygienist Roberta Ann Stanley Ro 3 20 70 Favorite Saying: Favorite Song: Sometimes Favorite Movie: Like Father, Like Son Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Italian Sandwich from Amados Favorite Car: None Future Aspirations: To go to College. Keith Blake Stoller Beef 4 4 70 Favorite Saying: Live fast. Die fast Favorite Song: Save Your Love, by Great White Favorite Movie: Ernest Goes to Camp Favorite Teacher: Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Fruity Pebbles Favorite Car: White Porsche with Black Trim Future Aspirations: Be in a famous rock band. Julia Dawn Sudduth Buddith 8 4 70 ‘ Favorite Saying: Sorry Favorite Song: Julia Favorite Movie: The Last Unicom Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Dyrdek Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Car: 1986 Ford Thunderbird Future Aspirations: Go to a technical col- lege and get married. Jennifer Swallie Jen 5 10 70 Favorite Saying: Oh my land! Favorite Song: Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton Favorite Movie: The Outsiders Favorite Teacher: Mr. and Mrs.Lemasters Favorite Food: Clams Favorite Car: Mustangs Future Aspirations: To be a Paralegal Sec- retary and make mega bucks. T Wendy Lee Thompson Wendel 11 5 69 Favorite Saying: Life goes on! Favorite Song: Stand By Me Favorite Movie: Over The Top Favorite Teacher Mr. Davis and Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: '69 Chevy Future Aspirations: To join the Army. Leslie Michelle Toohey 'Toots 1 21 70 Favorite Saying: Why? or Is it a Stan- dard? Favorite Song: Love Bites by Def Leppard (Honestly-Stryper) Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Lesmasters Mr. Shuman Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Jaguar Future Aspirations: To attend West Liberty (majoring in Criminal Justice) (minoring in Business) V Barbara S. VanHom 7 16 69 Favorite Saying: Oh Well Favorite Song: Time Of My Life Favorite Movie: Spring Break Favorite Teacher Mrs. Welsh Favorite Food: Salt Vinegar Potato Chips Favorite Car: Anything that runs. Future Aspirations: Get a job and raise my child. W Scott Michael Ward TT or Marvin 12 19 69 Favorite Saying: One Way Is To be a Ge- nius; the other is to study. Favorite Song: I Had the Time of My Life Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Dyrdek Favorite Food: Shrimp Favorite Car: Camaro Future Aspirations: To graduate from Med- ical School. Danette Lee Warrick 3 9 70 Favorite Saying: What goes around comes around Favorite Song: Hungry Eyes Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: All Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Car: Ferrari Future Aspirations: Travel all over the world Kristen Kaye Watson Pooh Bear 7 26 70 Favorite Saying: I would if I could but I can't so I won't so please forgive me if I don't. Favorite Song: Always Atlantic Starr Favorite Movie: Like Father, Like Son Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh and Mr. Neal Favorite Food: Com on the cob Favorite Car: Camaro Z-28 Future Aspirations: I plan to continue my career in music. Kevin L. Wehr Buk 3 5 70 Favorite Saying: The Best Part About Kids is Making Them Favorite Song: Rock Roll Houchie Coo Rick Deringer Favorite Movie: Conan The Barbarian Cheech Chong's Next Movie Favorite Teacher: Mr.Michael Welsh Favorite Food: Snails Mushrooms Favorite Car: Lamborghini Countach (Black exterior interior) Future Aspirations: History teacher Mu- sician Dennis Carl Welch Digger 4 24 70 Favorite Saying: A boss is like a diaper, always on your — and always full of —. Favorite Song: Life's been good to Me, Joe Walsh Favorite Movie: Caddy Shack Favorite Teacher: Mr. Dowler Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: '65 Corvette Future Aspirations: Career in Excavation Shawn M. Wharton 10 20 69 Favorite Saying: Parts is Parts Favorite Song: Light My Fired by The Doors Favorite Movie: Christine Favorite Teacher: Mr. Marovich Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: '57 Chevy Future Aspirations: Go to college. Dennis Scott Wilcox Squirrel 11 5 69 Favorite Saying: No Problem! Favorite Song: On the Other Hand Favorite Movie: Mr. Sam Shuman Favorite Food: Pork Chops Favorite Car: 1969 Ford Mustang Future Aspirations: Get a job. Matt Williams 6 22 69 Favorite Saying: You're Funny Favorite Song: Red Light by Great White Favorite Movie: Fatal Attraction Favorite Teacher: Mr. Davis Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Corvette Future Aspirations: Party Christy Anne Willis Kitty 1 19 70 Favorite Saying:. Ain't that Special! Favorite Song: Time Of My Life Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Strawberries Favorite Car: Mustang Future Aspirations: Physical Therapist Scott Willison Willard 3 14 70 Favorite Saying: — Happens! Favorite Song: Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd Favorite Movie: Lethal Weapon Favorite Teacher: Bob Applegarth Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Corvette Future Aspirations: Mechanic James M. Winland Winnie 5 30 70 Favorite Saying: No Problem! Favorite Song: Only In My Dreams Favorite Movie: Predator Favorite Teacher: Mr. Welsh Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Car: Stingray Future Aspirations: To go to college and play football. A 9 Dawn Ann Hunter Jim Mayberry Johnna Kay Hunkier Tim R. Johnson Krystal Lynn Hunkier Craig Keiser Rick Keiser Carlene Lewis Joe Howiler Amy Michelle Huntsman Missy Kriechbaum Bruce Luyster Rae Arm Lashley Denise C. Martin Jessica M. Kirk Michael A. Lucas II 10 MM Mike McBride Sean McCrate Todd Michael McEndree Bill McFrederick Brad Mitchel McGee Daniel I. Merritt Lenora M. Milhoan Felicia Rena Meyers Lori Ann Michelli Kenneth W. Mobley Amanda J. Moore James Moore Christopher A. Parkhurst Jennifer Lynn Reed Teresa Lynn Richmond Lisa B. Rockwell 11 The senior class of '88 has a style all its own, with an accent more on comfort than neatness. The guys tend to favor high-top shoes with the laces untied and tube socks. Shirttails were commonly untucked, and sleeves were rolled up. Coats and jackets were sporty looking and sun- glasses often accompanied. Haircuts were either below the collar or closely trimmed with few riding the fence. This is only a summary of the '88 fashions, many seniors chose to be themselves and make their own styles. C 2 W h-1 ►« H CO Popular brands of jeans were Lee's, Wrangler's, and Levi's. In the way of shirts, the class was split; half favored flannel shirts and half favored t-shirts with a favorite sports team or rock band on the front. 12 CO 00 CD s The fashion for the Senior girls of 1988 varied with each girl's personality. While some preferred the longer prairie-style skirts, others chose to wear the mini skirts which came back into style during the 87- 88 school year. Also popular with the girls were the knit sweater-skirt sets. Jeans, as always, were in style; the old favorite appeared in faded and stonewashed as well as the ever popular blue, denim. Shoes varied from tennis shoes to high heels. The colors that the girls liked were not all pastels, as they had been the year before. Although pastels were still pop- ular, brighter and bolder colors were also favorites. Girls with long hair used banana clips to put their hair up in a mane, which was a popular hair-style of the 1987-88 school year. Although the styles varied, the ladies of Barnesville High School continued to be in fashion and on the go. Anita Rachel Samuel Shanon Shipley Jeffrey R. Shepherd Wendy Lee Thompson Julia Dawn Sudduth Jennifer Swallie Toohey 14 Leslie Michelle Toohey Scott Michael Ward Danette Lee Warrick Kristen Kaye Watson Kevin L. Wehr Dennis Karl Welch Richard West Shawn M. Wharton Dennis Scott Wilcox Matt Williams Christy Anne Willis Scott Willison 13 f? nc Frederick v S Wcrritt £. W°%ft ,v � «• S' « fWW Picket - ■ Jltzpltr(£(+ . ■ Carpert 4gr% Qavid HtCitfl dtert QcJ it( £uMri Seniors John Anderson Heidi Bell Kim Benson Rich Bishop Jenny Blake Angela Briggs Vickie Bunfill Amy Bunting Melissa Burghy Adam Carpenter Craig Carpenter John Casterline Craig Circosta Bryce Davis Nancy Decker Bob Delloma Jodie Dimitro William Dodd John Doudna Kim Duvall Darla Eberhart Heather Eddy Michelle Funari Leann Gibson Albert Givens 18 Teresa Goff Stephanie Gray Jeff Grear Troy Hannahs Frank Hashman Sherry Hashman Robert Hayes Ken Hennebert Julie Holland Mickey Hoskinson Brad Hudson Chad Huntsman Denise Huntsman Rhonda Jones Rich Kemer Chuck Kirk Christy Koch Andy Kovalick Robin Lallathin Eric LaVanchy Angie Laxton Melissa Lee Rachel Lucas Laurie Marks Tim McCrate Juniors The Junior class was surveyed in the fall to find out their favorites. The results are in. AC DC was elected as the favorite rock group. Honestly was the favorite song. The soap opera that kept them on the edge of their seats was Santa Barbara. Their favorite pet was the ever faithful dog. The favorite car was the sporty Camaro. Pizza was the favorite food. And the favorite sport was football. The Junior Class was also entirely respon- sible for organizing and decorating the prom. They had many fund raising activities in order to do this. Some of them include the chicken barbecue, dances. Powder Puff and car wash- es. 19 Danny McGee Bob McManus Bryan McMiUen Amie Milhoan Jeff Miller Melvin Monroe Keith Moore Chris Morris Eric Morrison Carina Pierce Trent Powell John Roe Brent Rogers Reeda Rose Buddy Roux Jay Sawvel Gwen Sharp Not Pictured Mickey Baker Jenny Bowen Eric Burkhead 20 Shane Skinner Renu Souri Angie Starr Stephanie StarT Tony Starr Melinda Swallie Tammy Taylor Amy Thompson Shane Thornton Tammy Warner Alan Wehr Angie Wehr Rhonda Wells Rhett Wharton Kim Wilcox Aaron Wiley Travis Williams 21 Kim Bowersock Dee Brill Shannon Carpenter Tony Clift Kristen Clouse Brian Crum Russ Cunard Mickey DeWitt Kathy Doty Mary Elder David Fitch John Gilham CLASS OF 1989 Scott Otto Gary Quillin Theresa Quillin Kelly Roe Abe Sells Tammy Shaw Ronnie Starr Shad Starr Lori Stephens Bobbi Jo Street Krista Warner Mike Warrick 23 24 Each year many students in the Junior and Senior classes elect to go to the Joint Voca- tional Center to finish high school. There they have the opportunity to learn about the career of their choice. In this way, they speed up the process of education so that, upon graduation, they are prepared to enter the work field, or if they choose, to go on to higher education to learn more about their chosen career. The JVS gives students the chance to be with their friends while they meet new friends who share common interests. The BHS students, who go to the JVS, are proud of their accomplishments there, and for this BHS is proud of them. 1988 BHS Smile Throughout the 1987-88 school year, the Senrab camera caught many smiles. That must mean that BHS students had much to smile about this year. Some were smiles of accom- plishment, while some were smiles of mischief. Some were smil- ing with amusement while others were finding the strength to smile through a bad day. Whatever the reason, BHS students were always smiling, and the Senrab thought it would be ap- propriate to show some of these smiles. Dawn Ackerman Denise Adkins Lori Adkins Jody Anderson Marvin Anderson Scott Ankrom Larry Baker Robyn Baker Mike Beckett Angie Bennett Dorinda Betts Rob Blaney Tawnya Briggs Lisa Burkhart Kim Cameron Amy Campbell Allen Carpenter Dannette Carpenter Mark Carpenter Mike Carpenter Missy Carpenter Kenny Castello Stacey Castello Theresa Christman Lori Clark Vickie Clift Eric Cline Ronnie Conway Lori Corbin Tina Corbin Brad Craig Kerrie Doty Robert Dulaney Steve Evans Tanya Garrett Angela Goodhart Stacey Grear Billy Grundy Daniel Guthrie Louis Hannahs Michele Hannahs Heather Harrison 28 SOPHOMORES The sophomores of 1988 feel that their high school days are getting better as time goes by. They took a survey and voted on many dif- ferent things. The favorite food was Pizza. Their favorite song was I Think We're Alone Now. Mr. Marovich was the favorite teacher. The favorite movie was Dirty Dancing. Pat- rick Swayze was the favorite movie star. Foot- ball was the favorite sport. Dogs were by far the favorite animal. Their favorite game was Monopoly. Blue was the favorite color. Their favorite sports figure was Larry Bird. El 29 Nicole Reed Lori Robb Tina Roby Carrie Sidner Leslie Skinner Steve Sroka 30 Ronnie Steele Todd Stephen Corey Stephens Holly Strous Richard Sudduth Dawn Thompson Jodie Toohey Paul Toohey Rita Toohey Tom Triplett Debbie Turner Brian Wehr Kim Wehr Jeff Wells Penny Wells Tiffany Wells Rick Wheeler Jarred Wilkinson Jason Winland Not Pictured Gary Stephen Joel Atkinson Mike Grear Gara Rogers 31 Theresa Ankrom John Barker Chris Bates Kenna Borosh Ben Bretschnieder Ann Bunfill Scott Bunfill David Burkhart Chris Carpenter Don Carpenter Travis Castello Nicole Cerminara Dani Clift Jay Clift Brian Clymer Chris Corder David Crum Ammie Davis Scarlet Davis Brian Dietrich Tina Ditto Michelle Domon Jackie Doty Rachel Doudna Lorrissa Dunfee Ryon Eddy Heather Farson Matt Farson Brad Fitch Mike Fowler Shannon Froeleich Mandy Gibbons Bob Gibson Junior Giesey Marty Groves Reva Hall Chris Hanes Chris Hannahs Stephanie Hatcher Joshua Holliday Dennis Holskey Richard Hopkins 32 El Lynn Hoskinson Mike Howiler Ty Jackson Lori Jeffers John Jewel Ben Jones Kyle Jones Pat Kaplet Erica Keiser Daniel Kettlewell Sam Koch Shawn Lake Matthew Latham Holly Littleton Eric Lucas James Lucas Marissa Lucas John Luyster FRESHMEN Being a freshman is pretty easy. We are treated as young adults instead of infantile brats. Our classes are far from easy, but the teachers make the classes more interesting and worth listening to. High School teachers allow the students to be themselves and to express our ideas. The problem is they put a great deal of emphasis on homework, to which we are not accustomed to. The eighth grade teachers must not know what they were doing because they threw us in this big building to see if we can survive until our Senior year. (Some of us severely doubt.) And now here are the winners of the Freshmen Survey. Top 3: Favorite Song: (1)1 Think We're Alone Now. (2) Here I Go Again (3) The Power of Love. Favorite Band: (1) Whitesnake, (2) Barnesville Marching Band, (3) Stryper. Favorite TV Show: (1) Alf, (2) Tour of Duty, (3) Cosby Favorite Movie: (1) Dirty Dancing, (2) Top Gun, (3) Rocky IV Favorite Subject: (1) English, (2) General Math, (3) Algebra I Favorite Teacher: (1) Mr. Carissimi, (2) Mr. Keyser, (3) Mrs. Bettinger And finally the top three phrases that best describe the Freshman Class: (1) Totally Tu- bular (2) Party Animals (3) Average K9 33 Shawn Luyster Christina Lynn Douglas Manfrin Melissa A. Mann Darla May Don May Kim McCort Susie McEndree Scott McGee Steve Moore Ben Mumma Dan Napolitano Erin O'Grady Lori Phillips Cathy Pierce Krista Plumly Jeff Powell Chuck Pyles David Reynard Craig Reynolds Samuel Reynolds 34 Monte Robb Theresa Robb Jennifer Robbins Michael Rogers Tracye Rose Asha Samuel Paul Shaw Amy Stanley Jason Starr Michelle Steele Mike Stephen Dennis Stewart Charlene Street Jeff Swallie Tim Swallie J. C. Tush Jay Warner Brent Wees Lisa Wells Wade Wright Jennifer Young CANDIDS So. what are you trying to say? What's the matter Lori, too good for us? 36 37 Mr. Johnson It's a Jungle Out There. — Gunga Din Mr. Mark Brown — Vocational Agricul- ture 38 MM Mr. Marovich It's Not Over Until It's Over. — Yogi Berra 39 Mr. Norris Some People See Things as They Are and Say Why? I Dream Things That Never Were and Say, Why Not? 40 D Mr. Welsh Don't Be a Goombah! Mr. Robert Griffin — Science Biology and Physical Mr. Crosier That's My Business. — Dexter Kovalick Mr. David Kovalick — Health and Physical Science Mrs. Vibeke Koler — German and Social Sciences 42 —— Mr. Brown Be Nice to People You Meet on the Way Up; They Are the Same People You Will Meet on Your Way Down. A 43 Mrs. Bunfill Shoot the Man Who Said — Life Begins at Forty. Mrs. Barbara Pitha — Spanish Mrs. Barbara Romick — Business Educa- tion Ms. Patricia Reineke — Instrumental Music Mr. Sam Shuman — Social Sciences 44 Mrs. Lemasters Birds of a Feather Flock Together. Mr. Wayne Van Curen — Learning Dis- abilities Mrs. Agnes Timmons — Health and Phys- ical Education n 45 Mr. Sowers Behind All Negative Behavior — There is a Positive Need. — A Guidance Counselor Mr. Francis Obusek — Audio Visual Co- ordinator f_ . Mrs. Kendra Powell — High School Sec- retary 46 El Mrs. Welsh Ask a Stupid Question — Get a Stupid Answer! Mrs. lean Logan — Clerk of Student Activity Fund Lela Gray — Head Cook Ralph Earle wine — Transportation Super- visor 1988 SCHOOL BOARD Kearney M. Lykins, Jr., Superintendent Don Carpenter Maryln Lucas David Crum Pat Ball Lynn Blaney 47 CLUBS Academics at BHS are supplemented by a wide variety of clubs. The clubs give students a chance to be together outside of the classroom while still working together toward a goal. While the clubs provide enjoyment for the students, they also, at times, provide services in the community. Through the clubs, BHS is portrayed well. Senrab Editors J Front Row: (L-R) A. Samuel} K. Watson, H. Harrison, Mr. Cook, Adviser I Second Row: (L-R) D. Funari, J. Gas?erluge, % Stanley, B. Rogers Back Row: (L-R) A; Groves, M. Hossman, B. McFrederick, S. Homecoming Candidate —1 Misty Gr ovesjj SENRAB Front Row: (L-R) L. Phillips, M. Hoskinson, E. Keiser, K. Borosh, L. Morris, R. Stanley, A. Stanley, L. Doudna Second Row: (L-R) D. Martin, H. Harrison, L. Clark, M. Car- penter, S. Grear, A. Samuel, K. Watson, B. Rogers Back Row: (L-R) L. Michelli, K. Seneff, S. Ward, J. Casterline. M. Hossman, A. Groves, B. McFrederick, B. Hudson 50 ROCKETTE First Row: (L-R) M. Lucas. N. Cerminara, E. O'Grady. D. Martin, J. Swallie, C. Koch, R. Souri Second Row: (L-R) L. Jeffers, M. Hossman, L. Morris, H. Harrison. K. Watson. K. Brown, M. Funari, A. Samuel Third Row: (L-R) K. Cameron. W. Thompson, L. Robb. D. May, D. Napolitano. B. Ankrom, R. Wharton. M. Swallie, R. Wells B 51 KEY CLUB First Row: (L-R) J. Bruido, B. Cunard, D. Adkins, B. Rogors, B. Hudson Second Row: (L-R) J. Winland, C. Morris. R. Wharton. J. Castorline, D. Hickenbottom Third Row: (L-R) J. Roe, C. Circosta, E. Lavanchy 52 B H nt Row: (L R)Y Starr. President, M. House ..Vico-Presided dy, Student Advisor. T. Warner, Troasuror Back Row: (L R) Mrs. Welsh, ArUrisor, J. Toohfey, District Offi L. Adkins, District Officer, L. OjKon, Student Adviser. K. Kj Proyram C%An j FHA First Row: (L-R) M. Hoskinson. D. Eberhart. R. Souri. A. Starr. T Warner, T. Taylor, K. Koch Second Row: (L-R) E. Keiser, L. Phillips, A. Bunfill, K. Bailey. W Thompson. B. Conway. J. Reed Third Row: (L-R) H. Harrison. N. Cerminara. J. Toohey, M. Nace R. Leek, L. Clark Fourth Row: (L-R) H. Eddy. A. Stanley, L. Adkins. A. Groves. M House. L. Gibson, V. Clift 53 VARSITY B Junior-Senior Varsity B” — First Row: (L-R) A. Milhoan, A. Wehr, K. Seneff, D. Martin. L Toohey, A. Harris, K. Detling, K. Watson. D. Hunter, B. Bonvenuto Second Row: (L-R) C. Carpenter, M. Castello, R. Rose, S. Gray. S. Starr, A. Bunting, J. Dowler, J. Sudduth, C. Duniee, K. Wilcox Third Row: (L-R) S. Skinner, T. Starr, C. Tacasik. E. Clymer, J. Winland, R. Hall, S. Wharton. L. Doudna Fourth Row: (L-R) S. Thornton. J. Miller, A. Kovalick, B. Ankrom, J. Shepherd, B. McGee. S. McCrate, K. Moore Fifth Row: (L-R) E. Morrison. J. Sawvel, B. Davis, T. McCrate. D. McGee, C. Circosta, L. Bruce, M. Shutt, B. McManus Freshmen — Sophomore Varsity B — First Row: (L-R) J. Toohey. M. Hannahs, L. Burkhart, K. Kovacik, M. Gibbons. N. Reed, M. Hayes Second Row: (L-R) J. McBumey, T. Wells. D. Thompson. L. Skinner. P. Wells. D. Ackerman Third Row: (L-R) T. Leach, B. Lucas, A. Campbell. M. Johnson. S. Sroka, B. Craig 54 B Representative) J. Sudduth icheUi, (Se: it) J. Dowler. L UMJII- nior Art Club Of • «i'•? Homecoming Candidate — Julie Dowler, ART CLUB Jr. and Sr. An Club Fust Row: (L-R) J. Casterline. J. Miller. S. Thorntoa B. Davis. D. Hickenbottom Second Row: (L-R) J. Sudduth, W. Thompson. A. Samuel. J. Hunkier. R. Lashley. C. Dellamorta. M. Swallie, R. Wells. A. Bunting. S. Starr, R. Lallathin Third Row: (L-R) S. Grear. A. Harris. C. Dunfee. B. Bonvenuto. B. Cunard. J. Campbell L. Michelli. L. Doudna. K. Seneii. A. Starr, T. Warner Fourth Row: (L-R) L. Toohey. K. Hunkier. T. Taylor, S. Gray. D Eberhan. K. Wilcox. R. Lucas. J. Dowler. K. Detling. T. McEndree Fihh Row: (L-R) R. Bishop. A. Wehr. K. More. C. Tacosik, S. Skinner. C. Carpenter. T. Starr. R. Kemer, A. Carpenter. K. Watson, R. Rose Sixth Row: (L-R) K. Brown. S. Ward. K. Wehr, M. Lucas. K. Stoller. W. Dodd, J. Roe. K. Hennebert. B. Roux, B. Hudson. B. Rogers Freshman and Sophomore Art Club Front: (L-R) K. Doty. S. Froehlich, K. Plumly. R. Doudna. S. McEndree. M. Lucas. N. Cerminara, J. Young, M. Steele Second Row: (L-R) A. Murphy. M. Gibbons. A- BuniilL K. Boroeh. N. Reod. J Robbins. R. HaU. L. Jeifers. T. Roso. J. Doty. L. Dunfee Third Row: (L-R) P. Wells. V. Clift. K. Wehr. D. Adkins. M. Hannahs. M. Leach. K. Kovacik. L. Clark. M. Carpenter. D. Clift, A. Davis Fourth Row: (L-R) R. Milhoan. S. Hatcher. B. Brettschneider. L Hannahs. B. Wees. J. Warner. G. Miller. M. Mann. L. Skinner. T. Wells. B. McGee Back Row: (L-R) D. Thompson. L. Adkins. A. Campbell. D. Ackerman. C. Carpenter. D. Napolitano. M. Johnson. J. McBumey. T. Leach, B. Lucas. M. Grear C. Lewis, Treasury, J. Dowler, Vice Pr Mr. Sowers, Adroer, K. Hunkier. Pr tary dock, no Lashley, v Homecoming j Candidate — | — Joh|mu Hunkier 1 ,i ra • i ' ll ■nr v ,' 111 ' . . IF ■r T- « FTA First Row: (L) T. Warner. A. Starr. A. Laxton, R. Souri, K. Benson. L. Marks Second Row: (L) D. Hunstman, A. Hunstman. B. Bonvonuto. R. Lashley. J. Dowler. J. Hunkier. L. Toohey, D. Hunter. S. Gray. T. Taylor. A. Wehr Third Row: (L) A. Harris, K. Hunklor, K. Dotting, S. Grear, L. Micholli. L. Doudna. K. Seneff, B. Gordon. A. Samuel. J. Campboll. R. Kernel. B. Cunard Fourth Row: (L) R. Wells, J. Swallie, D. Martin. K. Wilcox, R. Lucas. D. Eberhart, R. Stanley, C. Dunfeo, C. Lewis, E. Lavanchy. M. Lee. A. Briggs Fifth Row: (L) C. Koch, A. Thompson. R. Jones, M. House. M. Hoss- man. A. Groves. E. Clymer, S. Wharton, M. Shutt, S. Ward. R. Wharton Sixth Row: (L) M. Hoskinson. C. Circosta, J. Sawvel, A. Kovalick. T. McCrate, T. Starr, B. Davis. C. Tacosik, B. McGee, J. Shepherd. S. McCrate, R. Hall L})ow: iy H Stanley. Hl i Tdkisiir t Second Row It) Mr. Key H. Hail. Prciid h: S Wafti r i AVr’-w i rotary, D. Huntor. Histo ymoi. Vico Pi iaoi __ i 57 NHS First Row: (L) A. Sanniol, D. Huntor, B. Bonvenuto Second Row: (L) C. Lewis, K. Watson. J. Dowlor, R. Stanley Third Row: (L) R. Hall, E. Clymer, S. Ward DRAMA CLUB First Row: (L) M. Funari, K. Brown, K. Watson, A. Samuel, M. Hoskinson, A. Harris, B. Bonvenuto Second Row: (L) D. Hunter, L. Robb, A. Briggs, M. Hossman, L. Jeffers. A. Wehr Third Row: (L) A. Thompson, R. Wells, K. Benson, A. Laxton, R. Wheeler. R. VWiarton Fourth Row: (L) R. Jones, S. Ward, B. Grundy, A. Groves, D. Funari, J. Casterline First Row: (L) D. May. M. Lee, K. Detling Second Row: (L) A. Wehr. R. Lashley Third Row: (L) K. Hunkier. S. Skinner. P. Wells CHORUS First Row: (L-R) H. Littleton. L. Robb, K. Cameron. R. Wells, M. Swallie, K. Doty, R. Leek, C. Lynn, K. Bailey. G. Sharp Second Row: (L-R) J. Reed, J. Dimitro, D. May, M. Funari, A. Goodhart, D. Turner, R. Lallathin, A. Samuel. C. Willis Third Row: (L-R) C. Morris, W. Keiser, T. Richmond, R. Hall, R. Jones, K. Watson, L. Jeffers, K. Benson. C. Koch Fourth Row: (L-R) S. Ward, A. Carpenter. M. Lucas, B. Wehr, M. Hoskinson, K. Brown, B. Grundy, B. Ankrom, R. Wharton. R. Wheeler 60 B (. Watson: RrHall, 1. Jitters, HTLittletoi [oskjpson, K. Brown, R. Jones. . Samu rd, A. Carpent®, R. Wheeler, E Wehr Show Choir First Row: fi-RJ-KrCoty, L. Robb,- Secxjnc tow: (L-R) M. Funari, M. 1 Third RPv: (L-R) B. Cjfurrav. S. W Male Vocals $ t||Jk First Row: (L-R) C. Morris, R. Wheeler i n____ t r� '__ _ 1 c : III Second Row: (L-R) A. Carpenter, S.) Third Row: (L-R) B. Wehr, B. Grund i in I I 1 iter, S, Ward, R.'Wharton B SAA Junior-Senior S.A.A. — First Row: (L) N. Decker. M. Hoskinson. R. Lashley, B. Cunard. C. Dunfee. S. Gray, T. Warner, A. Starr. T. Taylor Second Row: (L) R. Lallathan, D. Hunter. J. Swallie. K. Hun- kier. K. Seneff. B. Gordon, B. Bonvenuto, K. Detling Third Row: (L) J. Miller, J. Campbell. E. Clymer, W. Thompson. J. Hunkier. S. Grear, L. Toohey, M. Lee Fourth Row: (L) E. Morrison. B. McFrederick, A. Groves, J. Casterline. K. Hennebert. K. Wehr, J. Sudduth, B. Roux. A. Laxton Freshman and Sophomore S.A.A. — First Row: (L) L. Robb. E. O'Grady, H. Littleton, A. Bunfill, E. Keiser. W. Kaiser. L. Burkhart. T. Briggs, A. Bennett Second Row: (L) R. Doudna. S. McEndree. S. Street. L. Morris. K. McCort, T. Robb. A. Howiler, R. Toohey, C. Johnson Third Row: (L) M. Leach. T. Rose. J. Doty. L. Dunfee, M. Carpenter, L. Clark, L. Jeffers. R. Hall, N. Cerminara. M. Lucas Fourth Row: (L) K. Kovacik. B. Clymer, L. Hoskinson. D. Carpenter. V. Clift. M. Hannahs. M. Hayes. D. Adkins, M. Mann Fifth Row: (L) D. Thomp- son, D. Ackerman, A. Campbell, P. Wells, T. Wells, B. McGee. A. Murphy, N. Reed. K. Wehr, J. Jewell. T. Stephen. L. Skinner FFA Jr. and Sr. F.F.A. Front Row: (L-R) J. Winland, D. Hickenbottom. F. Carpenter, K. Detling, J. Campbell. D. Hunter, A. Wiley. B. Davis Second Row: (L-R) R. Hayes. D. Merritt. B. McFrederick. L. Stephen, K. Moore, T. Hannahs. B. McMillen, J.R. Heath, J. Anderson Back Row: (L-R) K. McMillen. T. McEndree. R. Kaiser. D. Welch. D. McGee. S. Wilcox. C. Huntsman. J.R. Moore Freshman and Sophomore F.F.A. First Row: (L-R) J. Barker. D. Holskey, M. Fowler, J. Jewell. D. Kettlewell, J. Geisey, R. Carpenter Second Row: (L-R) S. Bunfill, C. Hanes. J. Lucas, P. Shaw. D. Carpenter, J. Holliday. M. Leach. A. Howiler Third Row: (L-R) M. Carpenter. J. Starr. M. Howiler. M. McBride. S. Lake, C. Stephens, J. Kurtz, J. Winland Fourth Row: (L-R) S. Moore, P. J. Johns, E. Cline, C. Reynolds. R. Conway, D. Guthrie, R. Sudduth Fifth Row: (L-R) R. Eddy. R. Milhoan, D. May. M. Beckett. R. Delaney. L. Baker, P. Toohey, D. Huntsman 63 BAND Front Row: (L) M. Hossmcxn, K. Clouse, D. Hunter. A. Thompson Second Row: (L) A. Groves. R. Jones. M. Hoskinson, L. Robb. K. Doty, N. Decker, V. Greiner Third Row: (L) T. Rose, J. Doty. E. Lucas. C. Morris. M. Steele, L. Phillips, A. Stanley, M. Mann, M. Funari Fourth Row: (L) A. Morris, M. Latham. D. Reynard. T. Christman. A. Carpenter, R. Wheeler, T. Robb, A. Samuel, E. O'Grady Fifth Row: (L) T. Powell, B. Wehr, B. Grundy, L. Hoskinson, E. Burkhead. R. Wharton, M. Lee. A. Wehr Sixth Row: (L) C. Lewis, B. Gordon, M. Lucas, J. Gray, J. Froeh- lich, S. Ward, K. Watson, N. Cerminaro, T. Corbin «i m Spanish Club Officeis First Row: (L) Mrs. Pitha, Adviser, P News Reporter “ Second Row: (L) J. Sudduth, Secretar Swallie, Vice President Third Row: (L) D. Adkins, Sophomore Representative, M. Lucas, Fresh O'Grady. Freshman Representative. dent, C It'Sl y, I Sawvel. Treasurer, M. I ; f , D. Ackerman. Sophomore nian Representative. E. SPANISH First Row: (L) E. O'Grady, A. Davis. M. Steele, L. Skinner. V. Clilt. D. Adkins, L. Burkhart. M. Hayes, K. Wehr, M. Gibbons Second Row: (L) J. Sudduth, R. Wells, M. Swallie, M. Hannahs, J. Young, J. Robbins, M. Lucas, T. Miller, H. Harrison, C. Johnson, K. Koch Third Row: (L) L. Jefferis, N. Cerminara, S. Koch, K. Plumly. L. Dunfee, S. Froehlich, S. Hatcher, T. Stephen, M. Farson, J. Winland Fourth Row: (L) T. Corbin, C. Pierce. N. Reed, P. Wells, A. Murphy, B. McGee, T. Wells, C. Bates, B. Clymer, R. Lucas, K. Wilcox, A. Wiley, T. Warner Fifth Row: (L) J. Casterline, M. Mann. A. Campbell, D. Ackerman. M. Johnson, J. McBurney, B. Delloma, D. Napolitano, S. Hashman, T. Leach, E. Lavanchy, J. Sawvel, J. Mumma, L. Hannahs 66 First Row: (L) R. Jones, M. Hoskinson. G. Sharp, K Bailey, H. Littleton. K. Jones, B. Gibson Second Row: (L) C. Willis, L Micholli, R. Baker, C. Pierce. L. Morris, D. Cameron, Mrs. Thompson, (School Librarian) Third Row: (L) A. Davis, W. Kaiser. K. Boiosh, D. McMillerr, S. Stair, S. Grear, M. Carpenter im Aut DTeen Institute Front Row: (L) H. Harrison, C. Johnson, L. Robb, K. Doty. A. Thompson. A. Buniill, F. Kaiser. M Gibbons. M. Lucas. I Z C3 f-J Second Row: (L) R. Wheeler, E. Lucas. M. Latham. M Swallie, R. Wells. L. Jefforis. S. Kock, E O'Grady, J. Robbins Third Row: (L) M. Funari, K. Watson. L. Hoskinson, M. Anderson, E. Cline, W. Thompson. N Cerminara, L. Burkhart Fourth Row: (L) B. Grundy, D. Reynard, K. Brown, M. Hoskinson, D. Ackerman. R. Wharton, R Jones, A. Wehr. D. Adkins, R. Rose Office Helpers First Row: (L) M. Leach, R. Las... ,, ---- Second Row: (L) (School Secretary) Mrs. Powell, J. Hunkier, H Harrison Third Row: (L) J. Campbell, M. House. M. Anderson 67 68 STUDENT LIFE A typical student's life is filled with classes and assignments. But, this often is not enough to keep the person happy. At BHS, a student can become involved in a variety of different activities, such as: sports, music, drama, and specialty student groups. D 69 I I Friendships Everyone deserves a friend to help him through the bad times and share the good times. At BHS, the signs of friendship were everywhere. Friends studied together in study hall (often cramming for tests). They talked as they walked to classes, and sometimes got in trouble together in classes. Friends went to sporting events and dances together, and when there was nothing else going on, they found something to do. Friendships were evident at Bamesville High School in 1988, and many of these friendships will continue long after high school days are over. SPORTS Throughout the year, sports play an active role at Bamesville High School. Not only do they provide school spirit, they also bring pride to the community. In this way, the students and citizens of Bamesville are brought together on a common ground in hopes of learning more about one another. Sports provide a means of friendly competition for the students of Bamesville High School and help them to develop their athletic skills and their character. 72 CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS) CROSS COUNTRY (GIRLS) First Row: B. Grundy, B. Lucas, K. Stoller, M. Castello Second Row: M. Brown — Coach, E. Clymer, B. Ankrom, M. Williams, D. McGee First Row: M. Funari, K. Wat- son, M. Gibbons, N. Reed, P. Wells Second Row: M. Brown — Coach, C. Sidner, D. Thomp- son. D. Ackerman, A. Camp- bell, M. Hayes 74 C GOLF First Row: B. Wilson — Coach, R. Blaney. R. Hall. S. Thornton, J. Miller, C. Circos- ta. A. Wehr, C. Carpenter VOLLEYBALL First Row: D. Hunter, K. Seneff, J. Campbell, F. Meyers. L. Toohey Second Row: M. Lucas, N. Deck- er, K. Wilcox, L. Skinner, L. Burkhart Third Row: N. Cerminara, J. Doty. T. Rose, D. McBurney, M. Leach. K. Kovacik Fourth Row: R. Hall, R. Doudna, S. McEndree 75 C FOOTBALL First Row: J. Warner. C. Haynes. C. Bates. B. Gibson. C. Carpen- ter. D. Carpenter. J. Powell. M. Robb. D. Burkhart. M. Rodgers, B. Mumma. J. Tush, C. Hannahs Second Row: S. McCrate, S. Wharton, L. Bruce. J. Sheperd, B. McGee. T. Fitzpatrick, J. Win- land. B. Gray. M. Blake. K. Wehr. J. Mayberry Third Row: A. Kovalick. B. McMannus, F. Hashman, E. Morrison. S. Skinner. T. StarT, C. Tacosik, B. Davis, J. Sawvel, R. Bishop. T. McCrate Fourth Row: T. Leach, K. Cas- tello. B. Craig, M. Johnson. S. Hashman, J. Mumma. D. Napal- itono. S. Sroka, M. Carpenter. J. McBumey, G. Stevens, L. Han- nahs. D. Crum BASKETBALL (FRESHMAN) Front Row: M. Farson, A. Morris, S. Koch, J. Warner, J. Swallie, M. Groves Back Row: R. Hopkins, C. Hannahs, J. Tush. P. Kaplet, B. Mumma. M. Rogers, Coach Shuman 76 C BASKETBALL (RESERVE) First Row: B. Deloma, R. Hayes, L. Hannahs. T. Leach. M. Johnson Second Row: Coach Keylor. S. Sroka, S. Hashman, C. Circosta, B. Craig, J. Mum- ma, J. Roe BASKETBALL (VARSITY Front: J. Jewell Standing: C. Keylor — Coach, M. Johnson. T. Leach, S. Mc- Crate, C. Circosta, J. Mumma, J. Atkinson, M. Powell. J. Sawvel, T. McCrate, D. McGee. S. Sroka. B. Delloma, C. Carpenter, M. Cook — Coach C 77 BASKETBALL (GIRLS — RESERVE) First Row: S. Davis, D. McBumey, P. Wells, S. McEn- dree, D. Carpenter Second Row: A. Marovich; Coach, D. Ackerman, L. Adkins, H. Farson, S. Hatcher BASKETBALL (GIRLS — VARSITY) First Row: M. Brown, A. Marovich; Coaches Second Row: D. Huntsman, A. Huntsman, C. Dunfee, D. Thompson, A. Bunting, S. Hashman, S. Starr, L. Gib- son, C. Lewis, L. Skinner 78 C TRACK (GIRLS) First Row: K. Watson, L. Robb, and S. Davis Second Row: N. Reed, D. Clift, K. Borosh, J. Robbins, J. Young, A. Davis, L. Adkins, B. McGee, M. Hayes Third Row: C. Dunfee, H. Strous, J. Dowler, H. Bell, A. Milhoan, T. Wells, S. Gray, A. Campbell, M. Carpenter, L. Clark IN MEMORIAM — COACH BILL DOWLER 1947-1987 To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. A time to be bom, a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8) 81 c CROSS COUNTRY The 1987 Cross Country team had a highly respectable season under the leadership of Coach Mark Brown. Boys' highlights were a 6th out of 10 finish at the Watkins Invitational and 5th out of 13 at the Zanesville Invitational. Girls' highlights include a second place finish at the Martins Ferry Invitational. Nicole Reed, Kristen Watson, Brad Ankrom, and Keith Stoller were all named to the All-Belmont County Team. Brad and Keith also made it to Regional Competition at Lancaster. By Brad Ankrom and Eric Clymer GOLF This year the BHS golf team enjoyed a banner season. We posted the best record in the school's history, 23 wins and 4 losses. Two of the 4 losses were on the tiebreaker rule. Still we linksters won our league and league tournament with senior Rusty Hall flashing a 77 to take medalist honors. Also our team finished second in the O.V.A.C. with junior Shane Thornton carding an 85 which joined him to the all O.V.A.C. team, and we finished 8th in the District. By Craig Carpenter 83 VOLLEYBALL Memories of the 1987 Volleyball team. The 1987 volleyball team had a great season. Overall they had a victory record of 12-11. Among the most memorable were their win over Bellaire to make them sectional Champs. To further this, they went on to play Philo at Riverview Warsaw. Philo was the highest ranking team in this division. Although the lady Rocks had a final loss, they did make an impressive ending for the season. The reserve team did an exceptional job this year with their great determination. The varsity team was enthused with boosting the underclassmen, by giving them moral support. Among these varsity players were Lisa Burkhart, Julie Campbell, Nancy Decker, Sherry Hashman, Felicia (Meyers) Powell, Kelli Seneff, Leslie Toohey, Leslie Skinner, and Kim Wilcox. The motto of the Lady Rocks was Jump to Bump, Set to the Net, Spike to the floor and score. Score, Score. By Julie Campbell Leslie Toohey 84 C FOOTBALL Thank God it's Friday, because we're ready to play. At least McGee was always ready, walking around the locker room two hours before game time, stating that Someone's going out in the woo woo car. And McCrate, he always used about ten pounds of tape to hold himself together. Then about a half an hour before game time Shep would roll in, and it would take him the whole half an hour to get ready. As for me, I usually slept or went to the bathroom ten or fifteen times. Every Friday was the same for ten weeks. Nothing changed, except the score. by Louie Bruce 85 C BOYS' BASKETBALL The 1987 Basketball season was one that had many times of jubilant emotion after a win and times of frustration and discouragement after a tough loss. At the beginning of the season, the team really played well, winning seven out of their first ten games. This was the best start for a Bamesville basketball team in fourteen years. The second half of the season was not as kind to the Shamrock Cagers. The team lost eight out of their last ten games. Many of these losses were very close one or two point decisions. At tournament time, the team lost to State Semi Finalist Tuscarawas Valley. The Varsity finished with a nine and twelve record. The reserve finished with a fine eleven and nine record. By Matt Powell GIRLS BASKETBALL The Lady Shamrocks finished the season with a varsity record of 12-9 and a reserve record of 11-9. The problem is the girls work just as hard as the boys but only receive about half the recognition. When asking someone the question, Are you going to the game tonight? the answer is usually Yeah! I'll be there. If it refers to the boys' games. On the other hand if it refers to the girls' games, the answer is No! I'm busy. or I've got homework. What you don't know is that you're really missing something. The girls play some pretty hard and rough ball, but the only people who see it are the parents and a few loyal fans. This year's varsity squad beat the school record for the most wins since the early 1970's, and Amy Bunting became the schools all-time leading scorer. All this combined proves the girls are winners and are worth coming to see. by: Dawn Ackerman 87 C Boys' Track The boys' varsity track team has enjoyed a fine season during the 1988 year. The team's strongpoint for success has been the fact that over half of the team is composed of seniors and the valuable contributions of underclassmen. The teams main highlights have been a 4th place finish out of 41 teams in the Shadyside Relays and a 3rd place finish in the Ohio Valley Track League championship. Junior standout, Tim McCrate had been the main point contributor with victories and meet records in such events as the OVAC championships and the OVTL championships, Tim finished 4th in the 110 meter high hurdles at the state meet in Columbus last year and he will be a strong competitor for the finals in both the 100 meter high hurdles and the 300 meter intermediate hurdles this year at the state meet. Other such highlight events include school record performances by the 4x200 meter relay team, Troy Fitzpatrick in the 200 meter dash, the shuttle hurdle relay team which finished a few tenths of a second behind the all time OVAC record and Jay Sawvel's championship in the discus. Brad Ankrom Baseball The varsity baseball team enjoyed a good season despite blustery conditions for much of April. The highlight of the season was winning the annual Shamrock Diamond Classic. The rocks defeated the Coshocton Redskins 2- 1 in the semifinals, and topped state ranked Hebron Lakewood 4-3 to gain the championship. Coaches Brad Wilson and Andy Marovich will lose the services of 7 seniors: Mike Shutt, Jeff Shepherd, Rusty Hall, Louie Bruce, Mike Blake, Craig Keiser, and Eric Clymer. by Rusty Hall WRESTLING The Wrestling squad for 1987-88 season finished with a 2-9 record in dual meets. They competed in the Barnesville Invitational in December finishing 12th place with 16 teams entered. The giant OVAC followed in January with one wrestler placing 4th. Bob McManus. Barnesville hosted the sectional tournament this year on February 26th and 27th. There were four wrestlers qualified for the districts. Bob McManus. Champion finished at 119 lbs. Mike Castello qualified with a 3rd place at 125 lbs. Rick Milhoan with a 2nd place at 135 lbs. and Bryce Davis 4th place finished at 171 lbs. The district tournament was held at Bellaire on March 5th. Barnesville qualified one wrestler for a state berth, with a 2nd place finish at the districts by Bob McManus. The seniors on this years' squad are Mike Castello and Mike Blake. by Keith Moore CROSS COUNTRY Season Record 1987-88 FOR CROSS COUNTRY BOYS DUALS: 6-6 OVERALL: 43-40 MVP B. ANKROM GIRLS DUALS: 4-2 TIED FOR BELMONT CO. CHAMPIONSHIP MVP N. REED GOLF Season Record 1987-88 For Golf Wins 24 9-19 9-21 9-25 9-29 Losses 3 Tournaments Wildfire Tourney place OVAC Tourney place Bel-Roe Tourney place District Tourney place of 18 teams 6th 2nd 1st 9th VOLLEYBALL Season Record 1987-88 For Volleyball Wins 10 Losses 10 OVAC Play-offs — 3rd OVAC Lost to Steubenville Catholic Central Sectional Championship FOOTBALL Season Record 1987-88 For Varsity Boys Football John Glenn 14-6 Won River 34-14 Lost Bridgeport 7-6 Won Buckeye Trail 34-6 Won Cambridge 14-8 Won Union Local 7-3 Lost Shadyside 10-0 Lost Buckeye North 17-12 Lost St. Johns 20-6 Won Tyler County 10-7 Lost BASKETBALL BOYS Season Record 1987-88 For Boys Varsity Basketball BHS 57 Buckeye North 56 BHS 64 Caldwell 54 BHS 68 St. Clairsville 64 BHS 74 Shadyside 77 BHS 66 Bellaire St. Johns 64 BHS 69 Skyvuo 68 BHS 71 St. Clairsville 62 BHS 67 Buckeye North 77 BHS 75 Bellaire St. Johns 52 BHS 57 Buckeye Trail 75 BHS 79 Bridgeport 84 BHS 50 Union Local 59 BHS 54 Skyvue 52 BHS 75 Bridgeport 82 BHS 46 Cambridge 53 BHS 75 Woodsfield 84 BHS 58 Buckeye Trail 71 BHS 63 Union Local 76 BHS 75 Shadyside 80 Sectional Tournament BHS 70 Tusky Valloy 77 BASKETBALL GIRLS Season Record 1987-88 For Girls' Basketball 2 Wins WRESTLING Season Record 1987-88 For Wrestling 9 Losses Wins 12 12 Losses 8 Regular season 9 Overall 3rd 10 teams in OVAC AA Tournaments Bamesville Invitational: Bob McMannus — 3rd at 119 lbs. ‘Team was 12th out of 16 toams. Shadyside Invitational: Bob McMannus — 1st at 119 lbs. Chris Hanes — 2nd at 103 lbs. Mike Castello — 4th at 125 lbs. ‘Team was 9th out of 19 teams. OVAC Tournament: Bob McMannus — 4th at 119 lbs. Sectional Tournament: Bob McMannus — 1st at 119 lbs. Mike Castello — 3rd at 125 lbs. Rick Milhoan — 2nd at 135 lbs. Bryce Davis — 4th at 171 lbs. ‘Team was 6th out of 12 teams. District Tournament: Bob McMannus — 2nd at 119 lbs. (State Qualifier) Rick Milhoan — 4th at 135 lbs. BASEBALL Season Record For Baseball Wins Losses 14 11 MEADOWBROOK (SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT) LOST 12-4 SOFTBALL Season Record 1987-88 For Softball Wins Losses 9 12 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT STC 9 BARNESVILLE 1 W L D. McBURNEY (PITCHER) 9 9 T. ROSE HIGHEST TEAM BATTING AVE. (.385) A. HUNTSMAN 1st TEAM ALL DISTRICT S. GREAR — BEST DEFENSIVE C: LEWIS —PLAYERS J. REED — HON. MENT. — ALL L. SKINNER — DISTRICT J. SUDDUTH — MIP BOYS' TRACK Season Record For Boys' Track Wins Losses OVTL 3 Wins — 2 Losses Shadyside Relays — 4th out of 42 teams OVTL Championship — 3rd out of 6 teams OVAC — 3rd out of 10 teams Belmont County Relays — 4th out of 10 teams AA District — 3rd out of 10 teams Regional Qualifiers: Troy Fitzpatrick — 200 meter dash Jay Sawvel — Discus Bryce Davis — Discus Brad Ankrom — 1600 meter run Tim McCrate — 110 High hurdles 300 Inter, hurdles Tim McCrate 2nd in State — 110 High hurdles 3rd in State — 300 Inter. hurdles GIRLS TRACK Season Record 1987-88 For Girls' Track COACHES Wins 1 Losses 8 5th — OVAC Championship Meet 4th — OVTL Regional qualifiers: Stephanie Gray — 200 meter dash Heidi Bell — 300 inter, hurdles D. Johnson J. Marks M. Cook B. Wilson J. Crosier B. Wilson M. Brown D. McCrate A. Timmons P. Burkhart A. Timmons Doc Edwards AD (Athletic Director) Football Basketball Baseball Wrestling Golf Cross Country Track Volleyball Softball Track Trainer 93 c STUDENT LIFE When a person enters high school, he becomes caught up in an exciting and ever moving world filled with classes, sports, clubs, and social gatherings. At first, he may be overwhelmed with the choices he has to make, but through experiments, he finds a way to express his talents and energies. Look through the following pages, and you will see how the students of BHS chose to devote themselves in the 87-88 year. Pumpkin Festival Everyone looks forward to the Barnesville Pumpkin Festival when September draws near. The festival is an annual event which lasts four days and holds something for all members of the family. There are games, rides, a parade, window displays and the pumpkin patch and if a person gets hungry, there are always plenty of food stands. 96 One street is entirely devoted to pumpkins, with the pumpkin tree. King Pumpkin and tables of other fruits and vegetables. Many B.H.S. students participate in the Fes- tival through their clubs. The Art Club paints windows and decorates the stages, the F.F.A. sells fresh apple cider, and the F.H.A. sells pumpkin bread. The Band marches in the pa- rade, the Chorus performs on one of the stages, and the cheerleaders are in the Cheerleader Competition. 97 I 98 D It's Magic Homecoming '87 was a special time for six- teen Senior girls. They, along with all of their classmates and teachers enjoyed a fun-filled week of activity and anticipation. The girls and their advisers, Mrs. Bunfill and Miss Reineke, had been rehearsing for the upcom- ing assembly for many weeks, and this was their time to enjoy the result of their work. Each girl had her moment in the spotlight as her name and her special interests were read on the morning announcements preceding the Friday of the assembly. On Thursday, there was a parade in honor of the candidates with the band and the football team participating. The parade ended at the stadium where the traditional bonfire was held. Friday morning brought the voting of the student body for the candidates of their choice. The excitement and the nervousness about the assembly and the football game were apparent on each can- didate's face, but the nervousness disap- peared as the assembly began, and each girl seemed to enjoy her part in it. The festivities ended at half-time of the football game with lanene Gray being crowned as Queen, with Angie Harris, Kassie Detling, and Jennifer Swallie serving as her court. CANDIDATES 88 Jennifer Swallie Cheerleaders Rae Ann Lashley . . . . . . . Student Council Mollie House FHA Barb Cunard Key Club Denise Martin Shamrock Julie Dowler Art Club Angie Harris Drama Club Amy Huntsman Varsity B Janene Gray JVS Kassie Detling FFA Leslie Toohey SAA Barb Bonvenuto NHS Missy Hossman Band Misty Groves Senrab Kristen Watson Chorus Johnna Hunkier FTA 99 D 100 The Powder Puff '87 ... On a cold evening in Oc- tober, the Senior-Frosh and Junior-Sophs met on the field to battle for the title of Powder Puff Champion in 1987. The thrill of competition was in the air as the teams with their coaches: Brad McGee, Louie Bruce, Shawn Wharton, and Jeff Shepherd for the Senior- Frosh team and Mike Blake, Troy Fitzpatrick, Brad Gray, and Sean McCrate for the Jun- ior-Sophs team, took the field. The game got underway with Mr. Shuman and Mr. Kovalick providing the informative and entertaining commentary. Powder Puff Powder Puff The Cheerleaders with their pep and confi- dence cheered the teams on. They were Jim Mayberry, Kevin Buck Wehr, Eric Clift, and Chris Carpenter. At half-time, Louie Bruce was crowned the Powder Puff King of 1987. The eventful evening resulted in the Senior- Frosh beating the Junior-Sophs 18-12. This was the first victory for the Senior-Frosh in their four years. D 101 42nd STREET This year the Drama Club presented the musical 42nd Street under the direction of Pa- tricia Reineke. The characters in the musical included: Vicki Griener, Debbie Turner, Allen Carpenter, Kris Brown, Kristen Watson, Chris Morris, Scott Ward, Brian Wehr, Rhonda Jones, Michelle Funari, Mickey Hoskinson, Amy Thompson, Dawn Hunter, Anita Samuel, John Casterline, Rick Wheeler, Lori Robb, Ker- rie Doty, Jim Mayberry, and Lynn Hoskinson. In the musical there were many tap dances and the students did exceptionally well con- sidering that they never had tap lessons be- forehand. Some of the songs were: Lullaby of Broadway, We're in the Money, Forty- Second Street, and Shuffle Off to Buffalo. The students worked really hard to put on the best show that they could and it turned out to be a pretty big success. Thanks to everyone and Good Luck. Kristen Watson FORTY-SECOND ST. 105 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN This year's prom, Stairway to Heaven, was held on Saturday, April 30. The colors of decorations were chosen to be purple and silver. Everyone spent the Friday eve- ning before the event working hard. A tunnel of purple and silver streamers led to the staircase which was dec- orated as the Stairway to Heaven; silver foil and purple cracked ice covered the steps and silver gates were set at the first landing. The lobby and ceiling committees dec- orated with metallic streamers, and the walls were cov- ered with purple paper, foil, and balloons. Approximately 230 attended the prom, and they were entertained by the band Roadwork. Later in the evening Craig Circosta announced that Mike Blake and Julie Dowler were chosen as Prom King and Queen, and they were crowned by Tammy Warner. An afterprom was held following the prom. It was en- titled A Night in Vegas and was a continuation from last years idea. Casino games were played for paper money. At the end, the money could be used to buy prizes which were donated by the parents and local businesses. The prizes were auctioned off by Richard Pryor. The night came to a close with a raffle drawing won by Keith Moore. The prom was considered a tremendous success by all. The prom committees, parents, and faculty were greatly appreciated. Mr. Davis, the Junior Class Advisor, is es- pecially to be commended for all his patience, dedication, and help. by Tammy Warner MAY DAY — 1988 MAYDAY Reflections in May May Day '88 was presided over by Junior May Day Queen Angie Starr, who was crowned by former Queen Kassie Detling. The courts four attendants were Freshman Ammie Davis, Sophomore Penny Wells, Junior Lori Stephens, and Senior Kristal Hunkier. The competition was dominated by the Senior girls. Besides the annual balloon-popping race and various ball relays, new contests were co-ed tug-of-war and rope climbing. 106 (Left)National Honor Society New Members First Row: J. Sawvel, B. Rogers, L. Marks, A. Wehr, T. Warner, C. Circosta Second Row: T. Hatcher, K. Seneff, A. Groves, M. Shutt, B. McFrederick, E. Clift (Below Left) Student and Teacher of the Year — M. Welsh, R. Hall, M. Hossman (Right) J. Clymer, Amitsa Groves, (F. D. Bonvenuto scholarship for Belmont Technical College.) (Below) R. Hall, Senator Bob Ney, E. Clymer NHS MEMBERS BLOOD BASH Sponsored by: Student Council, Key Club, Senior Class, and the Red Cross — Johnstown Region Date: May 6, 1988 Time: 12:00-6:00 Location: Barnesville High School Gymnasium Faculty Organizer: Mr. Shuman Student Coordinator: Rae Ann Lashley Committee Chairpersons — Kristal Hunkier, Food Rusty Hall, Media Kevin Wehr, Enter- tainment Mollie House, Regis- tration Louie Bruce, T-Shirts Brad McGee, Enforc- ers Joel Atkinson, Walkers Community Volunteers — Ruth Bunting, Rick Mann, Bonnie Young, Sandy Ault Purpose: The purpose of the Blood Bash is not only to collect blood from the community but also to involve students in the process. Free food and entertainment was provided to those who participated. Number of Units Collected: 304 110 Picture 1 — Cheerleading (L-R) Johnna Hunkier.................... 3rd year Award Jennifer Swallie......3rd year Award Most Spirited Julie Dowler . . 3rd year Award Leadership and Dedica- tion Award Picture 2 — Basketball (R-L) Jay Sawvel........................... Most Improved Joel Atkinson....................Leading Rebounder Matt Powell .... Leading Scorer Foul Challenge Winner Picture 3 — Basketball (L-R) Carlene Lewis.........Top Free Throw Shooter (Varsity) Amy Huntsman...................Most Steals and Assist Amy Bunting.......Most Rebounds and Leading Scorer Susie McEndree and Leslie Skinner. . . Top Reserve Free Throw Shooters Picture 4 — Wrestling (L-R) Bob McManus...................Most Outstanding Most Pins Conquistador Award (20 or more wins) Rick Milhoan........................ Most Improved Mike Lucas.........................Most Takedowns FOOTBALL '87 ...................... By Louie Bruce Despite the fact of only winning five games, I guess you could say we were a balanced team. Summer was almost over and the thought of a 2-a-days made us wish we were cheerleaders. Getting up at 7:00 a.m. in August didn't thrill anyone, except maybe Winnie who got up at 6:00 a.m. The ground would still be wet when we started practicing, by the time we were done stretching everyone had a cold. We came back for afternoon practices with our practice gear still wet and got broiled in the hot August sun. This is how we spent a month of our summer. Being the new kid in town coach Marks taught us the Wing T, an offense similar to our old Wish Bone. September came, and we were ready to roll, hungry for victory. We got off to a fabulous start, and then we lost confidence; we lacked teamwork and execution. We expected more of ourselves; we wanted to be the best. The frustration came with the defeats and satisfaction with the victories. We were al- ways making room for improvement, going that extra yard, making that extra block, but the ball didn't bounce in our direction except five times. The fact of being seniors we were happy it was over on the gridiron. We might have only won five games, but we always went the whole nine yards. 112 D AWARDS HONORS SPORTS Picture 1 Volleyball (L-R) Kelli Seneff................................ Best Passer Felicia Meyers......................................Most Hits Julie Campbell...................Best Server, Most Aces Leslie Toohey ................................Most Kills Leslie Skinner................................Most Sets Picture 2 Football (L-R) Jay Sawvel...........Best Linebacker Defensive Back Jeff Shepherd................Best Offensive Lineman Brad McGee..................Best Defensive Lineman Bryce Davis......................... Most Improved Sean McCrate . Best Running Back Most Valuable Play- er Picture 3 Cross Country (L-R) Nicole Reed............................Top Runner Brad Ankrom............................Top Runner Picture 4 Badminton (L-R) (SAA Winners) Barb Bonvenuto, Missy Carpenter, Lavone Morris, Amy Huntsman, Kelli Seneff, Brian Clymer, Eric Clymer, Bill McFrederick TEAM ALL-STATE SEAN McCRATE My senior football season at B.H.S. was an exciting and rewarding one. I had many awards that were nice to receive, but would not have been possible without the efforts of my teammates and coaches. Some of my team awards were M.V.P. and best offensive back. OVAC awards were 3-A all conference and 2nd team all-valley running back. My highest individual award was being named 2nd team all-state. Sean McCrate GERMAN Bethany Foreign Language Day On April fourteenth, forty-eight German stu- dents from Bamesville competed in musical presentation, creative writing, art and culture, dramatic presentation, and poetry recitations at Bethany College. The German II and III classes went together to perform the musical presentation Tell Me Where the Flowers Are. Allen Carpenter sang On Wings of Song. The musical got first place. In creative writing in German I Erica Keiser got first place, Rob Blaney second, and Lori Phillips fourth. In German II Bill Grundy got first, Tom Triplett second, Rita Toohey third, and Daniel Funari fourth. In German III Angie Wehr got third and Brent Rogers fifth. The subject was to write a poem on freedom. GERMAN BARNESVILLE GERMAN CLASSES ARE OUTSTANDING In art and culture there were three catego- ries which were: paintings, posters, and con- struction models. Rick Milhoan got fifth in paintings, Lori Phillips got third place on her poster. Erica Keiser got second on her con- struction model. In the dramatic German I got second for their version of Little Riding Hood. German II got first with their rendition of Han- sel and Gretel. German III also got first with their version of The Wolf and the Seven Kids. In poetry recitations Rita Toohey got fourth in German II with At the Well in Front of the Gate and Matt Powell got fifth with Now Spring Wants to Say Hello. In German III Kim Benson tied for fourth by reciting Under the Lime Tree. Dawn Hunter tied for fifth with Remember Mario A. The most competition we had was from Mount DeChantal, but we placed eight more times than they did. All in all it was successful. 114 D AWARDS HONORS Scholarship Team 3rd and 4th Year Row 1: E. Lavanchy, C. Circosta, S. Skinner, J. Casterline, B. McFrederick, D. Funari, E. Clymer Row 2: T. Warner, A. Wehr, B. Rogers, R. Hall, J. Dowler, T. Hatcher, R. Stanley, C. Lewis, K. Benson Scholarship Team 1st and 2nd Year Row 1: T. Triplet. J. Clift, R. Hopkins, B. Clymer, M. Latham, B. Jones, R. Blaney Row 2: B. Delloma, B. McGee, C. Johnson, K. Kavochic, L. Marks, D. Ackerman, S. Froelich, E. O'Grady, M. Powell AWARDS HONORS D CANDIDS Freshman Class Officers — Front Row: (L-R) B. Clymer, Pres- ident, E. O'Grady, Treasurer Back Row: (L-R) S. Froehlich, Sec- retary, J. Doty, Vice President Sophomore Class Officers — First Row: (L-R) Tom Triplett, Sec- retary, Jeff Wells, Treasurer Second Row: (L-R) Dawn Thompson, President, Jason Mumma, Vice President 116 D Junior Class Officers — A. Wehr, Secretary, C. Circosta, Vice President, T. Warner, President, A. Starr, Treasurer Senior Class Officers — A. Harris, President, S. Ward, Treasurer, R. Hall, Vice President, B. Bonvenuto, Secretary SIGNATURES D 117 00 The senior personalities are always a fa- vorite. The seniors vote among themselves to choose the winners. The winners for best per- sonality are Kristal Hunkier and Eric Clymer. The most outgoing seniors are Julie Dowler and Jeff Shepherd. (Far Right) Angie Harris and Sean McCrate are the most athletic. The best dressed winners are Barb Bonvenuto and Mike Blake. The best looking are Johnna Hun- kier and Troy Fitzpatrick. Janene Gray and Brad McGee were winners for the biggest flirts. The seniors with the best cars are Kevin Wehr and Rae Ann Lashley with her hot, red sportscar. (Not Pictured) The class clowns are Mickey Kirk and Jim Mayberry. Jennifer Swal- lie and Louie Bruce are the most spirited and the most likely to succeed are Ro Ann Stanley and Scott Ward. The shyest are Anita Samuels and John Braido. (Too shy to have his picture taken.) 119 D THE FUTURE BELONGS TO DREAMS. (E. ROOSEVELT) The top ten students in this year's grad- uating class have achieved an excellence in learning. They have strived to reach the goals that they set for themselves, but as equally important, they have involved themselves in extracurricular activities, school clubs, com- munity projects, and social and family life. They are: 1. Ro Ann Stanley 2. Rusty Hall 3. Scott Ward 4. Eric Clymer 5. Julie Dowler 6. Dawn Hunter 7. Mike Shutt 8. Bill McFrederich 9. Barb Bonvenuto 10. Anita Samuel TOP TEN 120 831 i2i MOVIN' IN OUR OWN DIRECTION Movin' in our own direction. Movin' on our way; Onto college or to marriage. Facing day by day. Though most of us don't want to graduate, Or leave Barnesville High, We have to face the changing. And give our life a try. Memories are fondest. Through our high school years' All the way to commencement, We must wipe away our tears. Movin' in our own direction, Here's to all our classmates: Good-bye for now, but not forever, From the Class of '88! By Kristen Watson D GRADUATION May 29, 1988 marked the end of twelve years of work, play, friendships, and growing up for this year's Seniors. Suddenly they faced with anticipation and anxiety the future that they had been preparing for throughout their school days. But, on that special day of be- ginnings and ends, the Seniors took the time to reflect on the good and bad times that they had shared. They realized that after all the years of growing up together, the time had come to go in separate directions. What the future had to hold would change them into adults who would have different experiences, but they would always share the memories of being students at BHS and of a special day in May of 1988 when their lives changed forever. GRADUATION CANDIDS 1 125 CANDIDS What would you do if you found this under your Christmas Tree? 'Now the trick is to fit in a telephone booth. 'Larry, Curley, and Moe 'Play it again, Sam. ADS The community has always supported the school in its endeavors, and this year has been no exception. It is with the assistance of the area businesses that this year's issue of the Senrab is possible. We would like to thank the citizens and businesses for all their help. FROGVlN to LILYPAO TO WIN I 3 FROGS I «ICO DUTCH'S RESTAURANT 129 W. MAIN ST. PHONE 425-9178 BARNESVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF MELBA LEE'S BEAUTY SHOP 425-3164 HERB HALL'S GROCERY 144 CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE 425-2374 HOSSMAN'S TV SERVICE ON ALL NAME BRANDS SALES ON G.E. 425-3800 TV MAINTENANCE J-MO MEATS WHOLESALE — RETAIL — CUSTOM BUTCHERING FULL STATE INSPECTION EST. NO. 67 400 MULBERRY STREET BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 425-1973 OR 425-1974 CONCRETE AVAILABLE FROM OHIO VALLEY PAVING 243 W. MAIN, ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OH FLUSHING 968-3856 (EVENINGS) ST. CLAIRSVILLE 695-1231 (ANYTIME) MORRISTOWN 782-1240 (ANYTIME) COMPLIMENTS OF CHUCK'S UPHOLSTERY 119 E. PIKE ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-2379 HERB'S MARATHON 153 S. CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO PHONE 425-9163 AFS WIRE SERVICE 4 RETAIL WHOLESALE 61761 ROOSEVELT RD. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 WE'RE A FULL SERVICE FLORIST- PHONE (614) 425-9223 STARR'S USED CARS 115 EAST SOUTH ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 128 E HOME PIZZA 115 WEST MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO PHONE 425-3322 VICTOR TURNER, OWNER COMPLIMENTS OF: CHEFFY DRUGS PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS PHONE 425-1582 BARNESVILLE, OH STEEL'S CORNER PLAZA CORNER OF CHURCH AND ARCH BARNESVILLE 425-1526 9 A.M.-8 P.M. HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM — 50 C DIP WATKINS PRODUCTS — GROCERIES FRESH PRODUCE — MEATS — CHEESES BLAKE FARMS E. WAYNE BLAKE OWNER — DEALER IN FEEDER CATTLE BELMONT, OHIO 484-4256 JIM'S STATION SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF 55110 BOSTON RD BARNESVILLE, OH 757-2476 HARTLEY'S MOWER SERVICE FAIRVIEW ROAD BARNESVILLE, OH 425-3534 EAST END GARAGE 780 E. MAIN BARNESVILLE, OHIO 425-1960 CHRYSLER ’Plymouth Oadcje DodgeTruchs CHESTNUT LANES 145 S. CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 425-1234 H. C. PLUMLY AND SON CONTRACTORS EXCAVATING AND DITCHING FILL DIRT TOPSOIL BARNESVILLE, OH 425-1663 COMPLIMENTS OF CHESTNUT PACKAGE STORE GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1988 129 CONGRATULATIONS TIM AND MISTY DEVINE HARLEY DAVIDSON AND KAWASAKI RT. 800 BARNESVILLE, OH 425-1389 OR 425-3110 HALLMARK HOUSE 132 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 425-1453 COMPLETE WEDDING DEPT. CARDS AND GIFTS VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 2792 129 S. CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 425-9141 DORSEY PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY LOCATED IN BARNESVILLE MEDICAL CENTER AND MONROE COUNTY ROCKWELL ORCHARDS SANDY RIDGE RD. 425-2710 DON'S BARBER SHOP 112 SOUTH CHESTNUT BARNESVILLE, OH DR. DOUGLAS A. HUFF GENERAL OPTOMETRY CONTACT LENS AND SUBNORMAL VISION OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 210 N. CHESTNUT BARNESVILLE, OH 425-2605 WALTER THOMAS 115 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF GILBERT'S MEN'S WEAR 129 E. MAIN STREET WITH TUXEDO RENTALS AND SALES FOR PROMS AND WEDDINGS INSURANCE SERVICES 141 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 425-3658 130 EDWARD J. SLAVIK SLAVIK'S STUDIO WEDDINGS — PORTRAITS FAMILIES — PASSPORTS FRAMING 257 E. MAIN (614) 695-4906 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OH KEITH'S AUTO CARE CENTER 421 E. CHURCH ST. BARNESVILLE, OH ?, 43713 425-3497 13 YEARS EXPERIENCE TURK'S TROPHY SHOP, INC. 151 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-3676 HANLON PAPER COMPANY 243 S. GARDEI ER BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 425-1935 THE BARNESVILLE ENTERPRISE 66 EAST MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-1912 BARNESVILLE HOSPITAL HOME AND HEALTH AGENCY 639 WEST MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 425-3941 RUTTER PHOTOGRAPHY RT. 1 BOX 431 ATHENS, OH (614) 592-4562 CHANEY AND CHANEY ATTYS. Ill E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 425-1211 BARNESVILLE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION 'ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE EVERY SUNDAY HANLON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 212 N. CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 425-1981 CAMPBELL — PLUMLY FUNERAL HOME 319 N. CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 CONVENIENT FOODMART OPEN 7 DAYS TILL MIDNIGHT 287 S. CHESTNUT BARNESVILLE, OH RIESBECK'S COMPLIMENTS OF OTHER LOCATIONS ST. CLAIRSVILLE THE LOTUS CAMBRIDGE WOODSFIELD GLASS ELM GROVE ST. RT. 147 EAST OF BARNESVILLE COMPANY 425-3594 BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 CARPENTER'S SUNOCO LIVEZEY TRUE VALUE HARDWARE SUN0Cffi MORE THAN JUST A NAME. IT'S A BEST OF LUCK 1988 GRADUATES WAY OF DOING BUSINESS. 140 S. CHESTNUT 152 S. CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE, OH BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-1632 425-1949 COURTESY OF BARNESVILLE PTO W. D. SKINNER AND SON CONGRATULATIONS 1988 GRADUATES LIFE — HOME — AUTO AND BUSINESS 777 EAST MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-1012 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BARNESVILLE OFFICES BARNESVILLE MAIN OFFICE — 425-1927 LICOLN BRANCH — 425-3644 BETHESDA — 484-4314 WOODSFIELD — 472-0768 BEALLSVILLE — 926-1382 MEMBER F.D.I.C. 134 THE FOLLOWING CLU S AND CLASSES HAVE MADE CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARD THE PUBLICATION OF THE 1988 SENRAB FRESHMEN FFA MRS. WELSH, ADVISER MR. BROWN MR. FULLER SOPHOMORES FHA MR. CROSIER, ADVISER MRS. BUNFILL MRS. WELSH JUNIORS FT A MR. DAVIS, ADVISER MR. SOWERS, ADVISER SENIORS NHS MRS. PITHA, ADVISER MR. KEYSER, ADVISER BAND SENRAB MS. REINEKE, ADVISER MR. COOK MR. CARISSIMI CHORUS STUDENT COUNCIL MR. NEAL, ADVISER MR. SHUMAN, ADVISER ART CLUB VARSITY B MRS. DYRDEK, ADVISER MR. DAVIS, ADVISER SAA DRAMA CLUB MRS. TIMMONS, ADVISER MS. REINEKE, ADVISER KEY CLUB SHAMROCK MR. OBUSEK, ADVISER MR. NEAL, ADVISER BARNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1988 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS AND BEST OF LUCK TO YOU IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS FROM YOUR BARNESVILLE GM DEALER Barnesville, Ohio 425-1941 695-9491 135 LASHLEY TRACTOR SALES RT. 1 QUAKER CITY, OHIO 679-2141 SKINNER'S SEPTIC SERVICE SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SERVICE INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL 62242 TACOMA ROAD BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 PHONE 425-1320 FINNICAL DRUG STORE 125 WEST MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-2151 BARNESVILLE DRY CLEANERS QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1931 GOOD LUCK SHAMROCKS! 146 W. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 425-2361 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BARNESVILLE NURSERY SCHOOL ALWAYS LOVE OUR TOWN OUR SCHOOLS OUR PEOPLE ALTON SMITH AL SMITH FAMILY KITCHENS WE MEASURE AND DESIGN. THE BEST FOR WHAT YOU INVEST BEST WISHES 1988 GRADUATES DOAN FORD INC. EXIT 208 OFF 1-70 MORRISTOWN, OHIO THE ONLY FIVE STAR DEALER IN THE UPPER OHIO VALLEY 136 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT PASSBOOK SAVINGS WESTERN AUTO STORE EUGENE DOC HOUSEHOLDER (614) 425-2324 125 EAST MAIN BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 'TOUR FAMILY FINANCE CENTER' 915 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-1901 AwuumK NAPA auto PARTS 112 E. CHURCH ST. 425-1937 BARNESVILLE, OH QUALITY AND SERVICE ... ABOVE ALL ELSE WHITELEY STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY CREATIVE SENIOR PICTURES FAMILY AND INDIVIDUAL PORTRAITS WEDDINGS SPORTS 508 N. CHESTNUT BARNESVILLE, OH 425-3035 FAYE WHITELEY OWNER THE FLOWER GARDENS, AND GREENHOUSES 312 HENDERSON STREET BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-1939 HAIR IMPRESSIONS 215 E. MAIN ST. FULL SERVICE BARNESVILLE, OH SALON 43713 (614) 425-9225 KEMP INSURANCE 280 WEST MAIN BARNESVILLE, OH 425-1525 THE PROTECTORS OHIO MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSN. — UNITED OH. INS. CO. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1988 SENRAB STAFF WATT CAR AND WHEEL 425-1924 BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 HOME MADE FAIRYLAND ICE CREAM HALL'S I.G.A. 111 EAST MAIN BARNESVILLE, OHIO BEST WISHES TO THE 1988 GRADUATES 138 El STANDARD OIL FIDELITY COMPANY OHIO'S HOUSEHOLD BANK MEMBER FSLIC 22 S. 4th ST. 142 W. MAIN ST. EDWARD L. PARSONS MARTINS FERRY ST. CLAIRSVILLE BARNESVILLE, OHIO 633-1888 695-4101 425-3132 124 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE 425-3636 COURTESY OF mW PATRICK'S LJr FAMILY BARNESVILLE LODGE RESTAURANT NO. 1699 FULL SERVICE BENEVOLENT AND SALAD BAR PROTECTIVE WEST MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OH ORDER 43713 425-3674 OF ELKS 220 N. CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE OHIO D 139 HUNKLER'S CARPET CENTER 137 W. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 425-3011 THE ENTERTAINMENT PLACE SUNSHINE TANNING CENTER AND BEAUTY SALON VIDEO TAPES 185 E. MAIN ST. 425-3755 BARNESVILLE, OHIO 112 N. ARCH ST. (614) 425-2012 BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 -vfL.jEr. Rumer w V AIR HEAT COURTESY OF THE BARNESVILLE AUTO SUPPLY 110 East Main 152 EAST MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO Baraesville, OH 43713 614-425-3134 43713 425-1984 THORNBERRY EXCAVATING AND TRUCKING AND OIL FIELD SERVICE BACKHOE, DOZER, AND TRENCHER WORK — WATER, GAS LINES, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, ETC. RON THORNBERRY SOMERTON 614-757-2234 OHIO PETERS INSURANCE AGENCY 102 W. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 425-2225 GIBSON FEED AND SUPPLY BUCKEYE AND PURINA FEED 425-1051 BARNESVILLE KNOWLEDGE JUNIOR _______ ENTHUSIASM WOMEN'S AND CLUB YOU 140 GIBSON CHEVROLET, INC. DOWN ON THE FARM QUAKER CITY, OH 43773 579-2500 679-2101 AMERICAN LEGION POST 168 BARNESVILLE, OH (Sard's (Seramic Gallop Carol Groves 61141 Pigeon Point Rd. Phone Barnesville, Ohio 43713 425-2333 Good Luck KENNEDY'S HARDWARE, INC. P.O. BOX 400 132 S. CHESTNUT ST. BARNESVILLE, OH 43713 (614) 425-1991 WILLIAM B. KENNEDY PRESIDENT COURTESY OF CLARK'S EXCAVATING MT. OLIVETT ROAD BARNESVILLE, OH BROWNIE AND JERRY CLARK 425-3508 HOUSE OF PAPER COMPLETE PARTY SUPPLIES CLASS OF 88 SENRAB STAFF BARNESVILLE HIGH 137 E. MAIN 425-2345 WEDDING INVITATIONS, BUSINESS CARDS, HOME BUSINESS, WEDDING DECORATIONS 13 141 THE BARNESVILLE BOOSTER CLUB GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FRIENDS OF THE YEARBOOK PEG ROBB MISTY GROVES KATHY NEITZELT AGNES TIMMONS VICKIE DOUDNA TIM McKELVEY CLARENCE DOUDNA LIZ McKELIVEY RUTH CLIFT EMERY STEWART III CLARIBEL FANKHAUSER MRS. RUTH SMITH JEAN CLIFT BRAD WEES DAN CLIFT BRIAN WEES ERIC CLIFT MR. MRS. DENNY WEES RICHARD CLIFT ERIC CLYMER KATHY CLIFT RAY MacMILLAN SCOTT DIEGMILLER SANDY HUNTSMAN valerie McConnell RICK BAKER LYNN HOSKINSON HELEN ANDERSON TRENT POWELL HARVEY CARPENTER MELISSA S. MANN JEAN BAKER DAVID REYNARD TIM JACOBS THERESA CHRISTMAN T. H. CARISSIMI CARL W. JOHNSON VOL 70 MILLARD NEAL 1988 PATRICIA A. REINEKE 144 PAGES MARK LUCAS COST — $20.00 MISSY HOSSMAN ADVISORS — T. H. CARISSIMI M. COOK 142 PATF IONS FRED BONVENUTO FAMILY G. C. MURPHY CO. ROE'S HOME AND GIFT STORE THE COMPLETE VARIETY STORE 114 WEST MAIN BLB'S BAKERY — OPEN MON.-SAT. DR. JAMES G. McCLURE, DDS 6 AM-5 PM 127 EAST MAIN WE DECORATE CAKES (EXCEPT WEDD) (COFFEE, TEA, HOT CHOC. SHAMROCK VIDEO MILK, O.J.) OWNERS: BERTHA 134 WEST MAIN HOSSMAN — LINDA RUCKMAN DR. PHILIP M. PRIMMER, DDS 127 EAST MAIN DR. C. A. EDWARDS Cv 316 EAST MAIN DR. D. HANNAHS (WJlSShM 128 EAST MAIN • ROLLING HILLS LANDMARK HOUSEHOLDERS TIM ZDANSKI FURNITURE PHOTOGRAPHER 157 EAST MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO PEAR STREET 43713 BETHESDA, OHIO 425-1911 484-1565 CONGRATULATIONS 1988 GRADUATES GUNS GOLD AND SILVER (BUY — SELL — TRADE) ACKERMAN'S WE TALK GUNS CAMPUS CLASS RINGS 169 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 (614) 425-1998 LLOYD ACKERMAN OWNER GEMS DIAMONDS ANTIQUES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 THE FAMILY COIN LAUNDRY 802 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 COMPLIMENTS OF THE OBUSEK FAMILY WOODY'S FROSTY TREAT TWO MILES EAST OF BARNESVILLE ON RT. 147 484-4842 HOME-COOKED MEALS BANQUET ROOM PAN FRIED CHICKEN SUNDAYS MON. SAT. SUN. 5:30 AM TO 7:00 AM 10:00 AM TO 10:00 PM THE DANCE WORKSHOP TAP — BALLET — ACROBAT JAZZ — BATON Children's Sportswear “a dog-gone p(!ace to shop 133 E. MAIN ST. BARNESVILLE, OHIO CANDACE BRUCE DIRECTOR 425-3433 r.