Chippewa High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Doylestown, OH)

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S UPER S OPHOMURES As tradition has it, sophomores chose class rings and started to earn money through various projects. The rings whose style was chosen by the members of the class, were rectangular shaped. Money making projects included bake sales and selling jewelry. The jewelry sales were very successful and brought S1500 to the class. In their second year at C.H.S. the class of 1980 found many new activities to involve themselves in. , il 4 ,Q tai ' r ' . ,'i' J , , Q fa , i , tx. r if r 1' 4 ' metre Q-'te Kali. ti 1 C trec' ' r rg, f - - 1 SQ. niigvgss A if J g ' we rt? 1 Q f Q pe s , VVV Q A . k A x. f t l 'XXX ' L lv' z 5 'ff 2 is I A EOFI' OFFICERS: Lori Genet, Secretaryg Celeste Cook President Ronnie Gromofsky, Vice President: Judy Steiner Treasurer Judy Adair Roy Adams Cheryl Adkins Mark Adkins Tim Andrews Dan Ashcraft Lisa Baker Don Basler Mark Bellar Annette Bennett Jim Berenyi Melody Brown Jacky Brownlow Cheryl Burns Pam Burns Beth Butzer Lois Busson Ron Busson Rhonda Canter Sam Chapman Jill Clark Paula Conkle Celeste Cook Jill Cornachione Kris Cunard

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Larry Stiles Missy Sungy Sinda Talbott Lynette Taylor Jeff Taylor Dorothy Underwood Frank Vetter Jim Vetter Tim Vielhaber Steve Vinez Nola Walker Kim Walsh Kathleen White Larry White Bill Whitehead Dave Whitman James Williams Tim Williams Tony Williams Laura Yearick Dirk Yerian Mike Yurick Joel Zimmerly ,Kas ...xx I, M ,ll 1 -12 Concentration is the key to Keith Anderson's successful weaving on the table loom. 'il Q

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Howard Curry Kathy Curry Kathy Damron Joanna Deerman Richard Delaney Cheryl Deken Patty Dillon Janet Dodds Ron Duncan Tracy Durbin Denise Dyer Don Eckenrode Lisa Edwards Mary Evans Doug Everson Nancy Farmwald Debbie Ferrell Donna Finney Seth Fleming Dawn Foraker L .fig ' A All .t , X ,A his 5 X M in we tl X is 'airs Q' s ...W ,W kk.. , K ,, , ,Q K , kv Q . , Y X 1 X we Sophomore class members gain experience in Exploratory Business class as they learn how to speak on the telephone properly with equipment borrowed from Ohio Bell.