Claymont High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Uhrichsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

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A . , W 1. 1H f1gJfff'fA.f.:i, .sl L23 A. 351 QQ' A , Q - F 1 f mtfxppaifkiubs ,ygixqigggi t if X lv - W xjvmiwgfgwif 2' N - ,Q .- iflgvifggit f5gfiif,Q.3f: m, A . . . Qffwgiiwgs ' Qgaw f' ga ,gy Q 'fl as--'Rgijf 5 : . AA 'A . 5 fg:,.Lwgg - fgy ggg A: A N 3 .Sl if 55,6 Q4 -LQQSW W-,':,: r i wb in ? .'TiiQ:Ei-gA'rfX'5' X: gjuLiw A X' A fy I f' 1-A in M e MP ,vm is if . I .N W H Q 3 AQ 'Sf fa. N 'P Q sv' . I i ff? 'SS Jr if . '-Q' .Y 8 I- tl , L94 'E 'U .Q , +5 Y -Y 'E' 'L 4 Marla Shamel. Editor-in-chief Gaye Murtaugh, Activities Katie Gonzales Cindy Veley, Classes Kim Stull Lynn Smith Teresa Kastor, Sports Mike McElravy Polly McGuire, Faculty Mark Torch Doug Coventry, Business Manager Shonda Brooks Sam Paden, Photographer Alan Welch Scott Petry Miss Dunbar, Advisor Jack Dayton, Josten's Rep. I98I Equestrian Claymont High School Uhrichsville, Ohio 44683 A Note From The Editor: As editor, I wish to thank everyone on this year's yearbook staff. They were a great help, and dedicated a lot of time into putting this book together. I also want to thank everyone in the school who put up with all of our interruptions. I especially want to thank Miss Dunbar for all of her valuable help this year. She was not only a yearbook advisor, but also a great friend. I want to wish the Class of 'Sl and all of the upcoming graduates a long and successful future. Good luck, and God Bless! Classes IO Activities ID Faculty 55 In Memory l6l Sports 68 I D D D I l98O-8l. The year that was, the year of hap- penings. President Ronald Reagan was shot. The American hostages were released from lran. Beatle- great John Lennon was murdered. The Pope was shot. National news did have some big stories, but local news also had its share. The Claymont Lady Mus- tangs basketball team won its first state championship. The Marching Hundred returned from Zanesville with a Grand Championship. The school presented another success- ful musical. The student body and staff pulled together to give two children a Christmas worth re- membering. This is just a sample of the achieve- ments reached at CHS this year. Not all the news was good. Tragedy struck Claymont on March I when two students died of asphyxiation. Sadly missed are Lance Vicers and Carol DeMattio. . -if ' : Q ,-.wijiflf if in K -n W4 l ' P- ff W, , . wif s 4 X 6? A 15 j 5, ,.. if ia.. . , .J .. 5 . Q 3 if-' liiiiii h w The events of this year re- ceived some fine applause from the community and the student body deserves the credit. The participants in all of the sports events showed great sportsman- ship this year and achieved some fine records. Of course the student body was always there to back them up whether it be cheering from the stands participating in Spirit Week or painting signs and decorating doors. They also amazed the Twin Cities with their presenta- tion of The Sound of Mu- sic. The lead roles went to Joe Clauser and Katie Gon- zales, who were supported with a fine cast. IQ sw, Q... y .es J It it . , j lu. - 4. umm Thre were also many out-of-school activi- ties the student body enjoyed. Some par- ticipated in initiation, others played in the pep band and painted murals on the art room walls. Qthers just enjoyed entertain- ing themselves. 4 j ...L uc. Maw Q.. . ' . WH , ,.,.,, K, - ' .. ' Y l r alfa' ' ' CQIQUCUCQQQ 43' -- - l H W i i 33... 0 'in 'Qu s, if ,W ..,A F sf E The students have done some crazy things this year, but they were all part of the regular routine at Claymont High. lt was a super year, and there are many pleasant memories to leave behind. --a......., ,iii if WH! A ----qv .ir If . -.5555 X.. 'f.,g5,.M,4 h. .,.... tg. 1 'W' .es. fx. xl fa 1 1 if f fr i i iff t-.,i ,,,1 fi .li rv .fc wg. JF ,L .-H W,f5g4 , , Q . M' .2 H' . ,, .isfswwssmms - 41, f f- ff ,fzlfi 1 ,si 2 ,, ..... ,. , , ,my :E -51 -2 ,,... +. H, ,asf I .. ,,, f fi- . ' ..,- i .- f-f' 55592 life L15 eww Y T i l W f As for the memories, the senior class has many. They went through hard times to- gether, such as the death of their fellow classmate Lance Vickers, and they've been through -many good times. The class achieved some high academics with 34 members graduating as members of the National Honor Society. This is the most to be inducted from one class in Claymont's history. They've seen many changes take place in the teaching staff and school administra- tion. May 24 brought mixed feelings for the sen- iors. Most were sad, for it was the last time the class of '8l was together. But it was also happy, for they have accom- plished a great feat in life and took their first step toward the future. 'Y yyrs . . . Wing l ' ' f- IT K .gf f s i Q I 5 i +f f As for all other students June 6 was the final day. All halls were quiet and the classrooms were empty as preparations were made for the next year. The stu- dents and teachers took a sum- mer break and also prepared for the next year. In August, all events will begin again, and alot of work will be put into everyth- ing to make l982 a year to re- member. They were set on the right track. Now they must keep the wheels rolling and graduate with as much pride as the class of l98l. How will l982 turn out? Well, these teachers' faces seem 'to say it all. I. Matt O'Hara vice president Joe Tulak, presi dent. 2. Lisa Bell treasurer. 3. Rob Coventry. secre- tary. N I 'W Q Mir' 'Q wi gb , '39 , . . 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Darin Page iifi w W Bob Pederson Natalie Petrarca YNY 6321 Sonia Pfeister Tina Porter Kim Rainsberg A H Beth Reneker ' fill 7 ' , W r JUN 9' A f Rx . fr . Q V 5, f ph, 1 Connie Rennlcker Jamie Reese Jack Richardson Chris Rizor Amy Rose Mike Rosenberry Nan Rosenberry Brenda Ryan Marla Shamel Brenda Shull Scott Shuss Jo Anne Skinner Claudia Staneart Lance Starkey Bill Sterling Irma Stinard Tammy Sudduth ,W ' ,, . ..,., ., H, ,,,yWQW ,, 4? if ,.f 'Ou Traci Swift Todd Thompson 'Y' Lori Torch ' . Loralyn Treherne TW?'? i T' L V V if Joe Tulak - V- is- . . ii Cindy Veley Vikki Vesco Bonnie Vickers Lance Vickers Barry Weaver Beth Wright Ralph Young nf, ' 1 1: f ,K.,L 3225 5 fi i i EG fffxrwp, mimffi1- !f?BEJbj,,.gg gjfaffir 5. ' e : ?f,.,,i5,i . fi 1 H7 f 5 5? ,: , inf 7. .- '- Ei 241, A - V f ' ' ff P5 6595 gi ! 5 ,i F in e - 3559? 5 W E I' -51255 i '21 5 ' ,, f'-'- K 1 D ' f XE- q e ' A Ego 5 2 ' ifgifigi - 'L'W' 2 ,- V sl: -'--f i o ,L,, ,E . 1 I. Cindy. where are you? 2. Cindy, you're driving me up the wall .... 3. We're number ONE! 4. Another one bites the dust. 22 YNQ 1' e 1 L A14 9' 47l s 1349 A fgqgf, 5 1 4 1 ef' 272' ',,. mff: ' , M I. They may have conquored scarlet fever, but there is no hope for the Mustang fever! 2. If you're that hungry, we can go to the cafeteria for lunch. 3. Tonia and her snowman. 4. Art- ists? 5. S-E-N-I-O-R-S rahl Seniors ..... at i M g I. This sign speaks for itself. 2. Pick up sticks? 3. How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop? 4. Genius at work. i 5 Q I. Artists designing this window in New York? 2. Shellie, put that Playgirl magazine away! 3. Chicken? 4. Matt and Joe in trouble again? Senior Recognition MRQKJJ VI Q .kky I. Top Ten Seniors: Seated: Lisa Bell, .Ian Hasseman, Teresa Kastor, Sheri Culbertson. Standing: Bill Sterling, Beth Wright, JoAnn Skinner, Cryst' McGuire, Marla Shamel. Jerry Hill. 2. Award Winners: Seated: Sco Wright, Scholar Challenge team, Debbie Colaner, McCarroI Scholarshi Crystal McGuire, Akron University scholarship, Lorie DeMattio, Citize ship Award, Sherie Culbertson, Bausch Lomb Science Award, Jerry Hil Scholar Challenge team, Voice of Democracy. Standing: Mike Kula, perfe attendance, Jamie Reese, Scholar Challenge team, Marla Shamel, Voice Democracy, Joe Clauser, Scholar Challenge team, Voice of Democrac Bill Sterling, Scholar Challenge team. l i' 'U' .A li 1 2 ' . . if D 'LLL -fizfe ? if Q 1 3 , wg ue? -gf J , 3 - M . l . me . 3' . If ' I. Beth Wright discusses the future of the Class of l98I. 2. Bill Sterling talks about friends, teachers and parents. 3. Salutatori- an Bill Sterling and Valedictorian Beth Wright. 4. The administration scans the graduates. 5. Mrs. Dudgeon leads the cho- rus in Theme from Mahogany. 'L in hh'-4,-13' 1-at W M 4 thzzit. 1'-vw? Y' . i Uat On 'U PU :- . -f wr 5 g . I. What did they say this card was for? 2. Well, this is itl 3. The graduates file into their seats. 4. ls my hair all right? 5. Sharon receives her flower from Dave. .3.. 35 . . A. f-f Iii 5 E ,Q 6 I. Smile, Conniel 2. Kelly makes his way down the stairs. 3. For some, it is a happy occasion. 4. The class listens at- tentively ? 5. They really gave me my diploma???lll 6. The day Joe's been waiting for. 29 ALBAUGH, Charlotte R. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Representative 4, Con- test Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 3, 4, Trea- surer, Ensemble 2, FTA 4, Girls' State Alternate 3, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Psy- chology Club 4, Band Council Vice President 4, School Musical 3, 4. ANDREATTA, Steven M. - Cross Coun- try I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-captain 4, Concert Band I, 4, Contest Band I, Marching Band I, Spanish Club I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Tri- captain 3. ANTHONY, Ira M. ARMSTRONG, Sharon L. - Basketball Ser- vice Club 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra I, Flag Corps 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club I, 2, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Pom Pom I, 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 4. AVERY, Ellisa M. - Concert Band I, 2, Contest Band I, 2, FTA 2, 3, Gym Assis- tant 2, 3, Marching Band I, 2, National Honor Society 4, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club I, 2, 3. BAER, Richard A. - Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. BARKER, Kevin G. - Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-captain 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3. 4, Tri-captain 3, Tattler 4. BARKER, Mike L. - Baseball 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Tri-captain 4, FCA 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling I, 3. BARTHOLOMEW, Debora L. BECKLEY, Becky Lynn - Cafeteria Work- er I, Concert Band 4, Contest Band 4, Dracomtra 3, Ensemble I, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Girls' Chorus I, Marching Band 4, Mixed Chorus I, Pep Club 3, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 3, 4, Track I, Pep Band 4, Psychology Club 4. BELGYA, Pamela A. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Gym Assistant 2, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Office Workers 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Pow- der Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Pom Pom Girl I, 2, 3, 4. BELL, Lisa L. - Art Club 4, president 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, captain 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Con- test Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 2, 3, En- semble I, 4, FCA 4, Secretary 4, FTA 2, 3, Girls' I State Alternate 3, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Powder Puff Football, 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Vice President, President, Spanish Club I, 2. Vice President, Stu- dent Council 2, 3. BEST, Betty J. BLAND, Raymond S. - Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, FCA 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, FTA I, 3, 4, Gym Assis- tant 4, Hi-Y 4, Tattler 4. BLOOM. Daniel A. - Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 3, French Club I, 2, 3, FCA 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, LRC I, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 4. BLOOM, Harold E. BOSETTI, Stephen C. BRICK, Larry A. - Art Club 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Class Officer 4, Foot- ball 3, 4. BROWNING, Teresa L. - Dracomtra 2, 3, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 3, 4, Service Officer, Spanish Club 3, 4, Tat- tler 4, Psychology Club 4, Co-chairper- son. BURDETTE, Michelle Metcalf BURDETTE, Nanette S. - Art Club 4, FTA 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, Tattler 4, Psychology Club 4. BURDETTE, Randy A. - Basketball I, Baseball 2, 3, Boys' State Alternate 3. BUSBY, Lorie A. - Pep Club I, 2, Sigma Tri 2, Spanish Club 2, Track I, 2. BUTLER, Randy S. - Baseball I, 2, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Assistant 4, Hi-Y 4. CADY, Chris L. - Art Club 4, Dracomtra I, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3 CARTER, Cynthia A. - Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Concert Band I, 2, Con- test Band I, 2, FCA 4, Flag Corps 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, Girls' State 3, Gym Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Office Workers 4, Sig- ma Tri 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Treasurer I, Student Council I, 2, Track I. CECIL, Joseph S. CLARK, Gregg A. - Basketball I, 2, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Track I, 3, 4, BJVS FFA 3, 4, Food Processing Treasurer. CLAUSER, Joseph W. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club I, Scholar Challenge Team 4, Tattler 4, Thespians 4, Pep Band 4. CLOUSE, Scott A. COFFMAN, Janet L. - Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Art Assistant 4, Basketball Stat 2, 3, 4, Basketball Service Club 3, Dracomtra 3, 4, Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Pep Club I, Tattler 4, Volleyball Stat 2, 3, 4, CRESTWOOD H.S. Bleacher Bum I, Style Show I, LRC I. COLANER, Debbie J. - Basketball Ser- vice Club 4, French Club I, FTA 2, 3, 4, President, Gym Assistant I, 2, Home- coming Court 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Office Workers 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 4, Track I, 2, Volleyball I, 3, 4, Pom Pom I, 2, 3, 4. COLLINS, Charles W. - Concert Band I. 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4. COLVIN, Robert E. COTTON, Natalie E. - Basketball I, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, Contest Band 2, 3, FCA 4, FTA I, 2, 3, Gym Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Pom Pom I, 2, 3, 4. COVENTRY, Douglas F. - Boys' State 3, Latin Club I, National Honor Society 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4. COVENTRY, Robb A. - Art Club 4, Cross Country 4, Class Officer 4, National Honor Society 4. COX, Linda K. CROMLEY, Robert K. - Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Assistant 4, Hi-Y, Track I, 2, 3, 4. CULBERTSON, Sherie R. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, March- ing Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, School Musical 3, 4, Psychology Club 4. CUMMINGS, Jami S. - Cheerleader I, 2, Concert Band I, 2, Contest Band I, 2, Ensemble I, Marching Band I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, Powder Puff Football 3, Spanish Club I, Track I, 2, 3, 4. CUSTER, Sandy A. DAVIDSON, Dalene K. DeMATTlO, Lorie A. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mat Maids I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. DEVAUL, Tammy L. - Art Club I, Basket- ball Service Club 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Pow- der Puff Football 3, Volleyball Stats I. DEVORE. Gary L. DONOHOE, Brett M. -W Football I, 2, Track I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, BJVS FFA, Prom Court 4. DORLAND, Ron L. - Baseball 4, Gym As- sistant 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling I. DURGIN, Jesse E. - National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4, Radio Club I, 2, 3. Ecksrfm, Joey J. EDGAR, Brian J. - Art Club 4, Basketball 3, Boys' State 3, Cross Country 2, FCA 4, Football I, 4, FTA 4, Gym Assistant 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Home Ec Club 4, Student Council 2, Prom Court 3. EDWARDS, Christopher D. EDWARDS, Daniel Kene - Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, BJVS VICA 3, 4. EDWARDS, Robert Alan - Basketball I, 2, 3, Football I. EVANS, Vicki L. - Prom Court 4. FAWCETT, Kimberly S. FERGUSON, Tina Porter FERRELL, Jon S. FISHER, Amy L. FONDRIEST, Jacque K. FOX, Jeffery R. GALBREATH, .loriann - Art Club I, Bas- ketball Service Club 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Powder Puff Football 3, Volleyball Stats I. GARBRANDT, James III - Art Club I, 2, Class Officer I, 2, Football I. GRAM, Kathy Jo - Class Treasurer 3, Concert Band I, 2. 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Homecom- ing Court 4, Psychology Club 4, March- ing Band I, 2. 3, 4, Field Commander 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Sports Chairman 3, 4, Student Council 4. GREENAWALT, Randy A. GRIBBEN, Timothy A. GROAH, Kelly F. HAMILTON. Carole J. - Ohio Office Edu- cation 3, 4, Senior Administrative Assis- tant Historian and Reporter 4. HANEY, Tina M. HARDING, Doyle D. - BJVS VICA Secre- tary. HARKELROAD, Brian Scott - Football I, 4, Hi-Y 2, 4. HARLOW, Thomas R. HASSEMAN, Jan Lynn - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 4, Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Pep Club I, 2, Sigma Tri 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Student Council I, 2, Pom Pom I, 2, 3, 4, School Musicals 2, 3, 4 HERMAN. Kelly Eileen - Class Officer I, French Club l, Powder Puff Football 3, VICA BJVS 3. 4. HICKS, Amy M. - Art Club 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band I, 2, Marching Band I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Office Workers 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, School Musical 3, 4. HICKS, Harry M. - Boys' State 3. HILL, Jeff HILL, Jerry L. - Boys' State Alternate 3, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4, LRC 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Radio Club I, Spanish Club I, 2, Scholar Challenge Team 3, 4, Thespians I, 2, 3, 4, Claymont Bugler I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4. Director 4. HILL, Kelly L. - Basketball 2, Flag Corps 2, Mat Maids I, Pep Club I, Powder Puff Football 3, Track 4, VoHeybalI I, BJVS HERO Club 3. HILLYER, Becky E. - Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, FCA 4, Girls' State 3, Gym Assistant 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Volleyball I, 2, 3. 4. HINKLEY. Jerry L. Housn-IOLDER, David A. JACKSON, Melissa J. - Basketball 3, Vol- leyball 3. JENKINS, Dan Lee - Football I, 2, 3. 4, Wrestling 2, BJVS FFA, I65. JONES, Veda M. - Girls' Chorus I, 2. 3, 4. JOHNS, Debbie A. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, FTA I. 2, 3, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Office Workers 3, 4, Pep Club I. 2, Pow- der Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Student Council I, 3, 4. JONES, Sherry R. - Girls' Chorus 3, Home Ec Club I, Mixed Chorus 3, Sigma Tri 3, Track 4. JONES, Susan M. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, Contest Band I, 2, 3, Dracomtra I, 2, Flag - . , ., , ,,,,,, 4,J Corps 3, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. KASTOR, Teresa E. - Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, FCA 4, FTA I, 2, 3, Gym Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Office Workers 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sigma Tri 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4. KEIM, Doreen KERNS, Davis A. KETCHEM, Kathy S. - Girls' Chorus I, 2, BJVS OWE, COE. KINSEY, Jacquie S. - Girls' Chorus I, 2, BJVS HERO. KRAHEL, Tonia K. - Art Club I, 2, 3, Dra- comtra I, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Tattler 4, Psychology Club 4. KREINBIHL, Douglas R. A KULA, Michael A. - Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, FCA 4, Spanish Club l, Track I, 2, 3, 4. KUTCHER, Mark A. LEEPER, Ramona J. - Basketball Stat 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 4, Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 4, Pep Club 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 4, Student Council 4, Volleyball Stat 2, 3, 4, School Musical 2, 3, 4. LEGG, Kelly R. - Tattler 4. LORENZ, Cindy K. - Art Club 4, Dracom- tra 4, Mat Maids I, Pep Club I, 2, Tattler 4. LORENZ, David A. LUIKART, Mark G. LUIKART, Scott D. - Basketball 3, Nation- al Honor Society 4. LYNCH, David E. McCLEARY, Dan E. - Baseball I, Class Officer 4, BJVS FFA Food Processing President. McCUE, Melody L. McCUE, Sharon L. McCUE, William B. McDANlEL, Pam A. Basketball I, Powder Puff Football 3, Volleyball I, 2, 4. MCDANIEL, Sharon S. - Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, FCA I, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4. MCGUIRE, Crystal Lynne - Class Trea- surer I, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band l, 2, 3, 4, FTA I, Girls' State 3, Pom Pom I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Office Workers 4, Pep Club I, 2, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Student Council I, 2, 3, Track I, 2. McGUlRE, Polly Jo - Basketball I, 2, 3, Class Officer I, 2, 3, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 2, 3, 4, FTA I, 2, Homecoming Court I, March- ing Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Soci- ety 4, Pep Club I, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Prom Court 3. McPEAK, Scott A. MALTERER, Gail R. MANN, Lawrence R. - Art Club 2, Bas- ketball 3, Basketball Service Club 2, Baseball 3, Cafeteria Worker 4, FCA I, Football 2, Gym Assistant I, Hi-Y 2. MATHIAS, Connie S. MAURER, Andrew L. MAURER, Anne Renee - Class Officer 2, FTA I. 2, Gym Assistant I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, Track I, 2, 3, BJVS 4, OEA, COE Class President. MAXWELL, Brian J. - FCA 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Hi-Y 2, National Honor Soci- ety 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4. MAXWELL, Debbra K. MAXWELL, Marilee MILES, Lenny R. - Concert Band I, 2, Contest Band I, 2, Flag Corps 3, March- ing Band I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, Powder Puff Football 3. MILLIGAN, Jay L. - Art Club 3, 4, Basket- ball I, Golf I, 2, 3, 4. MILLS, Timmy J. A. - Art Club I, 2, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I, 2, Golf 3, 4, Hi-Y 2. MORGAN, Diane M. - Art Club I, Con- cert Band I, 2, 3, Home Ec Club I, March- ing Band I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, Pep Club I, 2, Track I. MORRIS, Stephen S. MORRISON. Robert A. - Concert Band 2, Marching Band 3, BJVS 3, VICA 3. MOYER, Kim Rainsberg MULLIGAN, William R. MURTAUGH, Gaye C. - Class Officer 2, 33 l, 2, 35 Assistant l, 2, 33 Homecoming Court 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Office Workers 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3. 4. MYERS, Shawn L. MYERS, Todd A. NEININGER, John L. O'HARAM, Matt E. - Art Club 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, FCA 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Assistant 3, Track I, 2, 4. PADEN, Sam L. - Basketball I, 2, Dracom- tra I, 2, 3, 4, FCA 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Gym Assis- tant 3, Hi-Y 2, 4, Secretary 4, LRC 2, 3, 4, Office Workers 4, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club I, 2. 3, 4, Tattler 4, Editor 4, Thespi- ans 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Photog- rapher. PAGE, Ronald D. PATTERSON, Diana L. Hall PEDERSEN, Robert A. - Art Club 3, 4, Football I, 3, 4. PETRARCA, Natalie M. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 2, 3, Secretary 3, FTA 2. 3, Secretary 3, Latin Club I, LRC I, Marching Band I, 2, 3, Mat Maids 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club I, Sigma Tri 2, Thespians 3, BJVS 3. 4, Home School Rep 3, OEA 3. 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Parliamentary Procedures Team Secretary 3. 4, BJVS OEA Student of the Year 4. REES, James K. - Basketball I, 2, 3. 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, FCA 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, Hi-Y 4, Treasur- er 4, National Honor Society 4, Scholar Challenge Team 3, 4, Captain. RENEKER, Beth L. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, Dracomtra 2, French Club 2, LRC 2, Marching Band I, 2, 3, BJVS 3, 4, DECA 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4. RENNICKER, Connie S. - Home Ec Club I, 2, BJVS, OEA. RICHARDSON, .lack - Football I, 2. 3. 4, BJVS, FFA. RIZOR, Chris B. - FCA 4, Football 4, Gym Assistant 4, Track 4, Wrestling I. ROBINSON. Scott D. ROSE, Amy J. - Cheerleader I, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 4, Dracomtra 4, Ensemble 4, Flag Corps 4, FTA 4, Psychology Club 4, Pom Pom 2. 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3. 4, Spanish Club I. ROSENBERRY, Michael L. - Art Club 3, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Assistant 3, Home Ec Club 3, Marching Band I, 2, 3. 4. ROSENBERRY, Nanette L. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 4, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Homecoming Court 3, Home Ec Club 2, Pom Pom I, 2, 3. 4, Marching Band I. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Secretary 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, Student Council 4. RYAN, Brenda L. - Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 3, 4, Secretary 4, Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3. 4, Pep Band 4, School Musical 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Tri 3, 4, Spanish Club I. SALYERS, Angela J. - Shelby High School I, 2. 3, Latin Club 2, 3. Secretary 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4, Sigma Tri 4, Musical 4, Psychology Club 4, Pioneer Joint Voca- tional School 3. SHAMEL, Marla - Art Club 3, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra I, 2, 4, Ensemble 4, French Club I, 2, 3, FTA I, 2, 3, Marching Band I. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Sigma Tri 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Editor 4. SHULL, Brenda J. - Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Contest Band I, 4, Dracomtra 2, FTA I, 2, Marching Band I, 2. 3, 4, Track I, BJVS HERO. SHUSS, R. Scott SKINNER, JoAnne - Girls' Chorus I, 2, Home Ec Club I, Mixed Chorus 2, Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4, BJVS, Junior Ad- ministrative Assistant Class Secretary 3, Senior Administrative Assistant Class Parliamentarian 4, OEA 3, 4. SNYDER, Lorri L. - Art Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Home Ec Club I, 2, 3. 4. STARKEY, Lance C. STANEART, Claudia J. - Art Club 2, 3, Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3. 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. STERLING, William W. - Boys' State 3, Cross Country I, FTA 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholar Challenge Team 4. STINARD, Irma L. - Girls' Basketball Stat I, Basketball Service Club 2, 3, Dracom- tra I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, FTA 2. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club I, 2, Psychology Club 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Girls' Volleyball Stat I. SUDDUTH, Tammi L. - Cheerleader 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2. 3, FTA I, 2, 3, Pom Pom 2, Marching Band I, 2. 3, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, 3. SWIFT, Traci A. - Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 2. THOMPSON. Todd TORCH, Lori A. - Concert Band I. 2, Con- test Band 3, Dracomtra 2, Marching Band I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, BJVS OEA 3, 4, COE Treasurer 4. TREHERNE, Loralyn TULAK, Jon J. - Basketball I, 2, Boys' State 3, Class Officer 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, National Honor Society 4, Track I. VELEY, Cindy S. - Mat Maids I, Pep Club I. 2, 3, Powder Puff Football 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Volleyball I, Yearbook Staff 3, 4. VESCO, Vikki L. - Class Officer I, Cheer- leader I. 2, 3, 4, Dracomtra 2, 3, 4, En- semble I, FCA 4, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, Tattler 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4. VICKERS, Bonnie L. - BJVS OEA. VICKERS, Lance A. - Art Club I. 2. 3. 4, Football 3. WEAVER, Barry A. WRIGHT, Beth A. - Cheerleader 2, Con- test Band I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2. 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band I. 2, 3, Mat Maids I, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club I, Powder Puff Football 3, Sigma Tri 2. 3, 4, Scholar Challenge Team 4, Student Council 2. WRIGHT, Scott D. - Basketball 4, Base- ball 3, 4. YOUNG, Ralph L. - Art Club 3, Football I, 2, 3. 4, Hi-Y 4, Home Ec Club 4, Powder Puff Football 3, Track 4, Wrestling I. 2, 3. 4. l. Bob Tulak. treasurer. 2. Steve Maxwell, vice president. 3. Leslie Shelley, Scott Youngs representatives. 4. Leanne Martini. secretary. Katie Gonzales. president. gf S . we -sam., .ms I is ,, S ... l i t Q Leis. Q .. . 'Q x 4 T. Archer . J X X Li . J. . . S. Armstrong ' ll 1 S an ' an S Sig ' T. Armstrong h as 1 ' A K M W . . 4. L Baker 43: if Q 'S' , 4 B. Barker 'S it ' 1 X . 'S ' R. Barker if 5 J 4l.,.,,,, . L S. Baumgardner A J f-1 : ' all . Q T. Baumgardner 1 I' '.,iSS s it M is i f ,1 ig' J- H . v J. 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Pedrotty C- Penick T- Pelfaffa L. Riley J. Patterson Romig K. Ross M. Ross G. Ryan Rainsberger M- Remis Sanders M- Searls B- 59Pt9 K, Smith H. Saffell P. Samples gtucin B. Stutler T. Stutz J. Szymialis B. Starkey S. Stewart Terakedis R- Thaw Hhvmpson J. Triplett J. Tantarelli 5- Tarman Vosick J- WHISOU K- Weaver K, Welch C, Vgley J. Vesco West J.Whitacre A. White A. Wells J- WBSI 47 3958168 YC U e Q HWUME I. Thomas Edison and assistant? 2. Whooooal 3. Mighty horse. 4. Another boring day at the beauty shop. I. Nice hat, Chris! 2. Vince, what are you going to do now? 3. Let's go rubbing. 4. The price of foot has really gone up. I ,.,,,.,,, 1i:: ::: : i L 32954 lt: ,L f ' if M 9 V : ,, 21 ' 3 :'b I ' '::- 'L I. I think this guy faintedl 2. I wonder what's in my present? 3. Wanna fight? 4. The stage crew hard at work. 5. Sarah sings the blues. f' 3 5 Ya fl, -- a W in I. Everyone is studying hardl 2. I only have two hands. 3. See my pretty picture? 4. You said the water is what? Faces I -M-.....,.. ,..,.,, IS Ill nl E un . f.,Q...f9.Q , P e ' A K mf' . . , . . ,. 5.5 ,- .-M..-.-af --F,-pa-v 4-T y-'Q -- rf, . if: 5 ,' lag - .5 . ., ,. ' J ' .iwrsgzt ','2-'ii'f5v..- '. 5 ., qi:-gl -gqgglu 5 . -W., .. I ., if gm We -f' It 1 1 f . iff! f,f 5TiV, -,ff-f it ,,,- M ,-7 ,..., .. .. - .. 1 .,. , ,,,L2 ., I V . .. 5.-- ' t 'N H 5'-3-' .. WF'f 3?'HfT'S',Z 'l:vm. ,. 1' if . ...V gr I . ..,, . .. ., i n i , H , . .,. r-, 1 My . I . by M I , I 2 E758 JJ.. X ' .,,, . -- ' -VVI '-wuz... -' . . j '-: . . f I ..: 4 K. ' '.l.g,'gvi: im .. . ..gfi,f - ..2 A ' ' L ' ' 2 Mgt' i' ' 1' I Z.. K.. . .sb , 5 -ze xg , .fi f - f v . V., ff W -X i . A K. H H gif?l???Q I. Mr. Mal working hard. 2. It's about time you clean out that lockerl 3. I knew l'd left this in there. 4. Hey, Scott, is that your car? 5. Wel- come home, the Spanish way. 6. Sometimes artistic inspiration needs a little kick. if :iff -f 5 155 fn- sf .... 6 . l ..,. I ... I v I 3 ' 1 5 . E 7'iZQs-sf' E X.. ,,,,..q I. Smile, you're on candid camera. 2. The Claymont Marching Hundred? 3. ls this what they call work? 4. The good old outdoors 5. Prom night. ,,.. V 5 iqfipiffssu gwfkqgiwrff5gfsmT'Nm2!z:m.g: f ' f aw-..-m.......4..........e,.-,... . , ..,,, 4 .1 4 1 ififififfkl13122125512- EY 11' --nw--..., I. The chair thief strikes againl 2. Uh huhl Caught in the actl 3. Gary, you missed a spot. 4. The first girls' foot- ball team at CHS. 5. lf you're that hungry, we'll get you a cookiel 'Q 11 'mg ff? 44 'il eetoaa . i t ,, .M Q .' fi v-:... ., . ' . 1. .. J if, . f - y . , a ,K ' e 'Q' .5423 kf, in ' ' 5 H' 3421135 , g,...S.,g - 1.3 V V V t fe 3 : jx A V ii' ,t ' , 1 R EQ.. ,1,,. .i it I .' 11 ,W +-Q, 'Q-, 1? if Q oyete or .... M? at 'ifl 1 f f .. ' 5,1 r 132 i L ' ':., V 'ihiln ' L ' -. l i I r .. r... , Q .mb .R H. ,ge - 4 .. - 'ff 1 W-41: ii w.. , Q Q 4 body's here. 6. The invisible artist. I. Next stop Broadway. 2. A-tisket a- tasket . . . 3. Behind closed doors. 4. When E. F. Hutton talks, people lis- ten. 5. Today must be Friday. No- L BMW 5553 55 W F3 09 Strat R dm A 1, .. I. Board of Education: Seated - Franklin Gault, Jim Carrothers, Harry Watkins. Mary Lee McCIave. Standing - John Romig. F. F. Gonzales, David McPeck. 2. Adminis- trative Assistant Richard Dorland. 3. Mrs. Barb Hines. 4. Miss Bonnie Hunter. 3 MQ ? ... ,,. .. , -..J 1 ... sl.. 2 Fo .wr 'Fr 1 ttaa. .. .,,., .',L Lass? . , . 'f' fi i ' l - ,'.' 1 ' i .,.w ' ., , 'A H k 5 3 I. Superintendent Franklin Gault. 2. Principal Dan Brooks. 3. Assistant Principal Jeff Gyurko. 4. Mrs. Maxine Kilpatrick. 5. Mr. David McPeck, Mrs. Frances Heakin, Clerks. 'll, X 1 A - ff ,,... I. Mr. Brent Lehigh. 2. Mrs. Shirley Henry. 3. Mrs. Janet Riley. 4. Mr. Ed Henry. 5. Mr. Larry KeIIey.and Mr. Bruce Gil- more. F X J, . I . - I ' 2: iff.: -if u I.. -A -..' 1 mssiff A -VIL .LL f af' rw. .sf ...Ma-'S ik Yrs K. l I. Miss Sondra Sparks. 2. Mr. Jim Wilson. 3. Mr. Dave O'Hara. 4. Mrs. Sharon Leg- gett and Mrs. June Reed. 5. Miss Mary Lou Rice. ,Paw-ff? ,,A,' l I. Mrs. Kathy Clough. 2. Mrs. Diane Lindsay. 3. Mrs. Jeannie Carrothers. 4. Mrs. Lenora Dudgeon. 5. Mr. Neil Putnam. 60 1 'lL'..'L pil' ami!! 4 F! N 1 ff.. . in .... .M . NNN . .L., . -2 i X 4 r f 'fj 5 if Li . ZEN 3 8 'E 1. nn, 1 I. Mr. Fred Swaldo. 2. Mr. Chuck Beck- ley. 3. Mr. Rusty Fox. 4. Miss Barb Byram. 5. Mr. Charlie Coss. BCH Y . 3: l. Mrs. Marilyn Wire. 2. Mr. Dan Jacobs. 3. Miss Ellen Dunbar. 4. Mrs. Leigh Matsel. 5. Mrs. Judy Bear. Q MQ.. ,i:' . f -r ' . ,. li. L ...., ' ,955 ..'. E ..i. 'S EE, I 5,.., - J.. ., ,. - ,L:. f .,k .,.gE. , , 9 as x if 3, 5 -me '- -.vii I. Miss JoAnne Kucek. 2. Mrs. Barb Edwards. 3. Miss Rhoda Funkhouser. 4. Mr. Paul Arick. 5. Mr. Rick Cox. DHI --:.g.g.,g:5 , M 'ww .. ,::., . .,., ..., .... ..,. , , , . f 5 ' ...f.... W jp 3 ..... . ., .,...... -.--- 5 5g5g.g:, :-VH .. .. ow f 2 I. Mr. John Fellows. 2. Mr. Dick Roth. 3. Mr. John Malandrakis. 4. Mr. Dude MCC-iarry. 5. Mr. Ron Tschudy. 64 l Mr. Larry Amlcone 2 Mrs Ro berta Wolfe 3. Mrs Cheryl Gil- QQ. mill! more. 4. Mr. Bob Johnson. 5. Mr Cuyler Trachsel. ,iff W -,,L., :,, ,..J. 1 : fu vm Mffe-gzzzi -sf. S1- . .N Ifislw kfliiicif' TK55555' I. Mr. Kevin Keffer. 2. Mr. Jeff Arthurs. 3. Mr. Bill Cox. 4. Mrs. Nancy Dobias. 5. Mr. Don Fergu- son. P Spur W Q , gl swf? ' Z Z V1 .Qt Dean Holder. lk v f. x 7, A . . .i 5 . X E 4 i Elin my , 4 . 1 I 3 I. Mr. Jim Haney. 2. Mrs. Cheryl Green. 3. Mr. Dennis Wire. 4. Mr. 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 , 4 4 4 1 4 4 Alu' IDI S' ij if ,,,, ....,.,, ,. .,...,.,.,. . an .-g,,,,.,, -N ,,,,........ .,.,. .... ..m.mEl,-.,..... MM ,WWW ---- i:.....- ,1 ...-,,.gJ,..... ..,., ,WM .,.. .M tu E M , . .... E sl -H ,lg f . if HW -f . ... . --f-3-5,,a,,, E easter :.::..:.is' - Q., :qw Y r ' mm WWW We- '--- WWW--7-s'M Nm-'W M- MW E W 9 'W me E2Eff:52.g:'i:I5:iagg:.:gE5:35..51,Eg,:'.:f-Q:1-1-': :':' ' TXSLNM , , ' ' - 'wi M ' ag. . 1... A. . .. ,f . . . 1 fu if,-',f'.. ' 15- .. n A-defsf ffivlwfwt' -lrms,-.sity I. Row I. B. Pederson, S. Paden, R. Bland, B. Harelroad, B. Edgar, J. Hill, R. Young, R. Baer, C. Clark, L. Brick, C. Rizor. B. Maxwell. J. Richardson. Row 2. T. Cottrell, E. Kilpatrick, J. Foltz, T. Kilpatrick, M. O'Hara, A. Maurer, J. Tulak, D. Long, D. Shaver, D. Jenkins, S. Bosetti, J. Rees. Row 3. K. Gault, S. Peters, G. Cummings, C. Kanouff, M. Dunlap, M. Reese, D. Dague, H. Cox, J. Maxwell, R. Barker, S. Maxwell, C. Corpman. Row 4: J. Russo, S. Hooker, J. Byrd, K. Weber, R. Staneart, S. Young, C. Clarke, D. Law, T. Archer, D. Bloom. Row 5: Coaches- B. Mauk, E. Toukonen, S. Jenkins. D. Roth, D. Ferguson, Head Coach E. Henry, P. Arick, J. Haney, D. McGarry, B. Johnson, K. Keffer. 2 Co-captains B. Maxwell, M. O'Hara. Football Ends 7-3 Claymont Mustang football team finished 7-3 overall, good for second place in the Senate League with a 4-2 record. This was the first season for head coach Ed Henry, who did a fine job with the Mustangs for his rookie season. The Mustangs had a shaky start with a close I3- IO loss to Sandy Valley. In the second game of the season with Coshocton, CHS led most of the game. But late in the final quarter, Coshocton rallied to go ahead I5-I4. Then the mighty Mus- tangs took the kickoff and drove down the field. A Matt O'Hara field goal capped the down field drive, giving the Mustangs a I7-I5 victory. 68 Q. ' . ' S ' l .,.. llllll if .... ........ .- ll H my ,yy . I l - ' '1-... . . ..... ' .,.. ' t .,., 1 i Ittf 1,. ir- I -A 1 . . ..,......,. ... . ..,,,. '...... ,....y .i.iii Then, the Mustangs went into a minor slump, losing 2 in a row, to Dover 28-I5 and to North- west 28-8. Things were looking bleak for the Mustangs. Their record had dropped to I-3, but they didn't quit. In the very next con- Q an ,hyat- IESI, Claymont topped Lex- ington 20l2. This seemed to give CHS the spark they needed. The next opponent was Tuslaw, which they de- feated 2l-I3. The Lake Blue Streaks gave the Mustangs a tussle, but the Mustangs prevailed I6-IO. East Canton, not supposed to ve a really good team surprised the Mustangs. Late in the game. East Canton rallied and was only down by 2, I4-ll Then the Mustangs drove down the field, putting the icing on the cake to win ll-I2. CHS headed to Minerva and brought home a I4-9 squeaker. The final home game saw CHS take an ear- ly lead over Carrollton. which they never relin- quished. When the dust cleared, the Mustangs had a 27-I3 victory for a 7-3 overall record, the second best in CHS history. I. Another one through the uprights. J. Sandwichedl 3. l'lI take thisl 4. Follow the leader? 5. Dan heads for the goal line. 'I - .f tif' ..y . 3 y in yy . .lf -1. - - X it we . '95 -..... S if eet 'W . V - ,, ..... l - E Q sl in g.. bfi .gs l si 7 F51 ii Q 5 gi ,ei 12 ex., l ,S E rl In z. EE. 2 Ei .ss l i 1 rf f 5 E . gi if l 5 5 .5 2 ' s Q E I pi. ? .lg fi 5 e. Q 5 f E' lg . . Q 453 E 55 fig? if' ig sit ag is 25523 'iii ti . 5. rj? .5 2 E, Q fi 5 2254 .5 il It iilff is X52 its 3 file lil? 1 iii? lla ' 4 2. gil ? 2' all ai: g l liz i f ! A i wa ---'- billllll 1 Q 2 zz lf, ,a I. gb ,, Q 4' is .. G2 43 ...w i ii i A, Q., J, , ' .mm at Q .wi 3. . . K3 ' I, .,.. 3 55 5 + i ,, . x9 l tftagiftgf . I. Mass confusion. 2. Hey, take it easyl 3. The stiff arm does the job every time! 4. Why won't these guys move out of the way? 5. Claymont moves full speed ahead. 6. Charging through the line. 7. Senior Richard Baer. 8. Brian gets tackled hard. 9. Ballet anyone? WK. 0. Q , ,, lt silv. .... t -5 - 1 M3355 Y - ,Q gg , Izt , 9 F ' - . .gf I K ,,,r,x1. 1 .. . , K. as i .... f .fs4 f ,s.e., .c ' - X- a. Q .1 A Eric . , sr - ff. .,. 1 '?'cti.e 2.23 XT sv a -X 4 six 1 ' I. The first one to touch the ball wins. 2. Chris Rizor scur- ries for the TD. 3. Run, Ralph! He found usl 4. Where's the ball? 5. Hey Kool-Aidl 6. Hey. ref, he's pushing mel 'M 71 I. Matt for another TD. 2. Peters with the tack- le. 3. What a messl 4. Chris going for another yard. 5. Time out for a team meeting. at 'Vx A t 1 Wa Ai wwf gf was .. . , M , , R, fil 4 ,,.. . . 1. M.. iv? f-'1:'?,g2 1f .11 N 1 .... X X c g, .fe f M K , 3? 1. e lv-5 rss. Y sf i .3 fi ewe'i,r. T iqinxnsn .. ...... .1 1-1111 1lr:1 't 'f Q .ng . N 1 'N--.. we -1 Q ,. -Q N .., .J W! 6 .. A. N M ' . . -' N f m. ' H T lg . xx . i. .u at ff ',L' i . S Q . K Q tk, .,h, is s 5' - Q ' . yi , J 5, Q. .. is WSJ ' ,,: V . , 1 9 S . L .H MT 5 ' st 5 I wk gigs ' I. Hey, where's the fight? 2. Gotchal 3. You've got the ball, now GOI 4. You can't catch mel 5. The Three Musketeers. 6. Slap me five. 7. Okay, boys. This is a football. 8. The Lion crush. 9. Hey! the field's the other wayl 73 , A ,,,, ,' -. 5-1193-'-Wifi--73532 ' H E' W ' 4-M' WEN. ummm f N Z-M BW , Y ',L 4 -- pgs s WNW' V' 2- ' 'M ' 'Wy l ' :Wt QT' W Wm' W W m mm: . - . . T3 -, .. P :V ETH H A -' Nga--.. w ww-tt f.w A af fi fa- ' ' H: r1--- 'L ' - Pikers Earn Laurels . - L L ln the history of CHS, this was our most success- ful season. These were the words of Coach Rhonda Funkhouser, referring to the efforts of Claymont's varsity and reserve lady spikers. With a varsity team consisting of seniors Natalie Cot- ton, Teresa Kastor, Becky Hillyer, Pam McDaniel, Melissa Jackson, Debbie Colaner and juniors Leslie Shelley and Lynn Smith, the team compiled an overall record of I9-6. Coach Funkhouser feels that a major part of the Mustang's squad's success this year was due to the return of last year's entire team. One of the most glorious matches of the season was the vic- tory over the state-calibre lVN team. Since the beginnings of volleyball 7 years ago, this is the first time that the lady spikers have defeated IVN, with excellent scores of I5-IO, I6-l8, I5-I. A combina- tion of setter T. Kastor, spiker B. Hillyer and serv- ing ace N. Cotton. and the fine defensive play of M. Jackson, P. I. M. Jackson, L. Smith, N. Cotton, B. Hillyer, D. Colaner, T. Kastor, P. McDaniel. 2. Captain Becky Hillyer. ..s 4: ,:.4-.. i ., r n . si, . -QQ! Q is ' was ... kk'h- '11-L.: -- I f K K -a 2 f Eimdgw, wa rv .-.5411 ,m,:::sgf:f,,,Q,fff ,Meena-f., ..... L 'mf he ,f,, -I ,, W ' W t .l . , , W , W: friwf- I -. f ff' IL- 'sm mfs. Sli. ' Y. l?,..,,...i1'2'1'd7? 57 is McDaniel, L. Shelley and D. Colaner enabled the Mus- tangs to run a 6-2 offense, therefore there was al- ways a blocker, setter and spiker in the front row. This offense, Coach Funkhouser feels, contributed immensely to the success of the lady spikers. Using a fine team effort, the ladies captured second place in the Senate League, and a first ever Sectional cham- pionship, defeating the Ridgewood Generals for the honor. Other season victories were over: Northwest, IVN. East Canton, Carrollton, Coshocton, Sandy Valley. Lake, New Phila, Northwest, East Canton Carrollton, Sandy Valley, Lake and Cambridge. Losses were credited to: Tuslaw, Massillon, Tuslaw and Fairless. l. Okay, ball, just one more time, please? 2. What a bumpl 3. Don't cry, little girl! 4. Come on, Natalie, it's not that badl .f ,YW , af I . ov, . m Y E r ' RX x N,,, g if L -...rw-' 'Wi' 1 5 1 x wie, - o 4f:l , , M 64 Figjqii , -5 QP V AVIV Vtll i t .,?f if lqiiggsgwasse, BIIIIHQI' mm mf 4, .. i dl? 3,4 , r .4 mmm g, 97055153 'W W W W of 1 -r -'-... ,.AW , .M r I. The netters with a win 2 An- other one for Pam 3 Is thus soc- cer? 4 Kastor fighting for a block ti i 1 A. ,U v Q. qi f'-f. 1 Q 'Z 4- 2 t a8ia.r.g.a 'f' w-:Haag 5-Q af- , Qin . ...X., 5 ali? ., .. ,... .M.,.. . . . ,, .. x -. .Q R f n f: ....' Mis as . x,gs, is 'Yeas .eggs gr Q- A N X 5 2 it 1,1 wil ' if H5 N K L S Q, ' fit? ST- : v cz I A g? lly I IAVA ,. . ,,.:f.. A .. I ' - 1 - v'-- : 1 :ZEV H ,, - V V f - I. These close games give me a headache. 2. Debbie spikes while team mates watch on. 3. l thought you two were playing volleyball. 4. Teresa making the save. 5. Another bump-set- spike. MQW fri? iw.: , CNQXQ ll P '-f,' -1:-:'-:. ,A.' b..: 1 .':q1.:. Harriers Post I0 3 Record 9 kt 5 Q. I is I. Kneeling: M. Brown S. Barker, M. Searles, J. West, K. Barker, J. Moody. Standing: R. Coven- try, M. Barker, M. Albaugh, M. Kula, S. Andreatta, M. Fergu- son. 2. Cross Country Co-Cap- tains S. Andreatta and K. Bark- er. 3. Cross Country Coach Jeff Arthurs. The IQSOSI cross country season was capped by Mark Albaugh's appearance at the State Tournament, where he finished 40th in Ohio. The team placed third in districts. The Golden Shoe Award was won by Albaugh, and Kevin Barker won the IOO7, Award. The team finished IO-3 in Dual meets, beating Cambridge, Riverview, Fairless, Northwest, Trinity Christian, Ridgewood, Cambridge, Massillon, Carrollton and Lakeland, and losing to St. Thomas, Meadowbrook and Canton McKinley. They finished first at the Newcomerstown Invitational out of I5 teams, first of ten teams at the Dover Invita- tional, sixth out of 27 teams at the Malone Invitational, fourth of 8 teams at the Carrollton Invitational and second of 9 teams at the Cambridge Invitational. 3 M I. Getting ready for the race. 2. Rounding the bend. 3. What were you doing behind that tree, Ke- vin? 4. Claymong runners heading for the finish. 5. I am cool, man, I am tool. E 5 K I 3 ' R 3 4 . I. Coach Arthurs directing traffic. 2. Mark leads the way to victory. 3. Noone tole me it would be this tough! 4. Mike all alone. I. The Ionliness of the long dis- tance runner .... 2. Moody play- ing football with the girls? 3. Run- ning wild. 4. Mike giving it his all. 5. Ahl The poor blind man. 6. Caught in a crowd. 7. ls that the face of a runner? ss , . .ag!,. S Albaugh Represents CHS A t State l. Mark in a crowd. 2. On your mark . . .get set . . . 3. GOI 4. Mark pulling away from the field. ,-.wed ' sf . rr. ,JP Nw' Q1 A . ' ' ffm: , 1 X K iii Q I5 .Au x V 3 W A L . f' 'S I. -' 1 . '- . ff , ' u ya L g ll - f , ' 1.i2'.l,..l..f 1. ui,-... X' 'gf i W. . . . ix -'- f -. ,-- 5 -'-' I ' ',-- ., , NH, ,. .Q . ,A 'I 'F' I' 5' ?'1'f'?i+:w, k Atwfiisfml g el ' gg . - ' ,SK .gy 5-2,4 52 2' Sw- -. . F - 1 .- 'vi 11' V Q.. . MQYQWM. 1. - .gg Y. ,. . is . . :N .s rg., it- L gyfa-. Y.', ff . S' '-v-V. -. - N. re- J-1-W ' - dl- 'Y - ':-2'r- .-Q- fW X'-1, '-:Minn Xfls A w ir 451.11 gl . 3' I 'ff a -' -' 1' 'm i L . Y M Q f wf 'f. f . 1 A. 'fgifig-le Us 2 . ifqi azg Q , ,sl ra an Q -.., 43559 3 ,I Beg. Linksters Capture Senate The golf team ended a lot higher than was expect- ed, stated first year Mentor Rick Cox. With only two returning Iettermen, the young Mustangs turned in an overall record of ll-3, and a fine first place standing in the Senate League. Honors were awarded to seniors Jay Milligan and Randy Butler, who were voted to the Senate League all-star selections. John Kastor sported the best home average at Big Bend with 4.8 over par and Dave Johnson had the best away average with 5 over par. The most successful match of the l98O-8l season was the upset over Senate League for Northwest. The linksters defeated Northwest with the best away score of the season, perhaps the turning point for the linksters. An exciting overtime match with talented Tuslaw saw senior Rob Cromley save his teammates as he birdied the first sudden death hole. The team had averaged scores very close to each other as all of the starters contributed a lou out- standing score at one time or another to help the team. Jay Milligan was medalist in Senate League Tourney, John Kastor was medalist in Burger King Tourney, Tim Mills shot low against Sandy Valley, and Dave Johnson was low scorer at the Tuslaw overtime. I. Front. K. Roth, M. Henry, T. Granato, D. McMath. Back: R. Butler, J. Milligan, R. John- son, R. Cromley, T. Mills, K. Edwards, J. Kastor, D. Johnson. 2. Captain R. Butler. ,Ks mb' I. Tim putts for a birdie. 2. I'II bet you S5 I get closer than, you do! 3. Don't just stand there. HELP! This golf club is possessedl 4. The lone lady on the squad watches Mike for some pointers. 5. I know I hit that ball over here some- place! Yerba ,, wgifil ka da ,KZ ..-Q f , . - ., ,gig 1 Q I Y N z,. K Q VV V L J , fi, 1 1.W 2 ML 9' ,X .fl K, 12 ' R Q? 5 ' P I. Where's the ball? 2. That's no fair . . . he took my balll 3. Who nailed this ball to the ground? 4. Now what do I do? 5. Golf team, doing what they do best. fav .4 . gf mf 11 f Is.. .mmf .1 . M. '3 -- ,.,. '-... - v 4 fiw, -A is 1 gi' K is , . ,. uf, f, .11 -1 ' K,34:.,,,gs fs ' 1 Lt v E.. tiafw K, EQ' ,. Aa I. Mike is awaiting the verdict. 2. Concentration is the key. 3. When E. F. Hutton talks, people listen. 4. Randy shows his fine follow through. Km x Maxwell Places if 3 ln Ohio This season the Claymont wrestlers compiled an 8-5 record, finish- ing second in the Senate League. Coach Mel Peters was pleased with this year's effort, since the team was made up of mostly sopho- mores. Claymont started off on the right track by defeating a tough Akron Tallmadge 39-28. Claymont took Akron Kenmore down to the wire, but was defeated 34-30. Claymont at their next match defeated New Phila quite handily by a 39-I8 count. The Mustangs seemed to start getting their act together when they clobbered Sandy Valley 4620. But injuries plagued the Mustangs in their next match when five starters were out of the lineup. This hurt the Mustangs, as they lost to Coshocton 36-27. But after the loss to Coshocton, Claymont won three straight by defeating Meadowbrook, Dover and Barnesville. Claymont then had 5 key Senate League matches. Claymont lost two straight heart- breakers as they were defeated 34-27 by Minerva and 3l- 28 by Northwest. But the Mustangs didn't give up, as they came back to defeat the next two out of three Senate opponents. They beat Tuslaw 36-24 and Lake 32-2l, but not before losing a heartbreaker to Carrollton 29-23. The Mustangs did well in invitational and tournament play. Clay- mont came in an excellent third in seventeen teams at the Sandy Valley Invitational. They next traveled to the Barnesville tourney and placed fifth out of twelve teams. They then finished third in the All-County Tournament. The post-season tournament action saw Claymont get out to a great start by placing first in the sectionals. The Mustangs dropped a notch and placed second in the districts, sending Brian and Steve Maxwell to the State Tournament in Columbus. Brian, who had a record career win by compiling 83 wins against I7 losses, had the highest place finish in the state tournament in Claymont history by placing third. 585' I. Wrestling team. Row I. D. Fawcett, T. Ezzi, M. Henry, B. Avon, S. Maxwell, J. Byrd, B. Donohoe, S. Peters, C. Clarke, R. Young, S. Beckley. Row 2: D. Probert, R. Barker, B. Maxwell, J. Foltz, T. Cleve- land, J. Maxwell, T. Cottrell, R. Dague, G. Cummings, B. Kohler, D. Anthony. R. Mangus, M. Dunlap, D. Edwards, T. Granato, A. Avery. Row 3. S. Avon, K. Clark, L. Riley, T. Mick, M. Patterson, D. Paden, D. Dennis, B. Burdette, J. Basi- Ietti, T. Craft. 2. Assistant Coach Eric Toukenen, Head Coach Mel Peters. 5 .J we I I ,X N. W X ,.A . Ii Q U 5 . ' his b - U 'F 'Mx Liu 'K f Q- I I. Let go or l'lI throw a tem- per tantrum . . . 2. Coach Taukenan gives some final directions. 3. Hey, what is everyone looking at? 4 .... and keep it clean. ' f ff , lg 'f - - :,g,f ,.,.E Y Q 2 4. z ii Fifi 2 isi 5 5. Z 22 X Z. 5 1? ,K Q ...Mig 12 img' xi iw S aii if 3 aa wif. Si I. Scott going for a victory. 2. No more biting... 3. Just a simple two-step, please. 4. Someone shut that kid up! W ,W ff'-W-. . n A ...WWI .ff 4 ,? mo, . to .V Q K 3 W f.. ff . an . i-15 YG of K Nqnl V981 Lady Mustangs What A Team! -ses. N - - fi!- I. Left to right. T. Gribben, T. Kastor, L. Smith, M. Cottrell, L. Shelley, B. Hillyer. C. Carter, K. John- son, N. Cotton, K. Harding, D. Reed, R. Smith. SENIOR CO-CAPTAINSI 2. Cynthia Carter 3. Te- resa Kastor 4. Natalie Cotton 5. Becky Hillyer. 6. Assistant Varsity Coach Kevin Keffer, Varsity Coach Rhonda Funkhouser, Reserve Coach Mar- sha Addison. msg - gag .2 2 262.2 '. 'zziif ' -5 -.2 2:2 gs: j:,,. :j f ,gggg sit ag ::j,. 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The girls opened their season with second and third con- tests against Senate powerhouses Lake and East Canton. A close game at Lake ended in a 58-52 victory. Another nip and tuck contest at home against East Canton once again added to the win column, but a much tighter 2 point margin was the only difference in the 5048 victory. Before Christmas, the Ladies had to face fifth- ranked Fairless. Although the game was a de- fensive battle, the Mustangs came out on top to notch their sixth win without a loss. Finishing out the first round of Senate competi- tion, the undefeated Lady Mustangs easily han- dled the rest of hte field and headed into the second round of battle only to have an unble- mished record. The Mustangs secured the sec- ond Senate League crown in a row with a per- fect I4-O league record, as they also moved up to NUMBER ONE in the United Press Interna- tional poll. Tough non-league contests with Co- shocton and Buckeye Trail remained on the slate. A fine defensive performance against the Lady Redskins at home for Parents' Night resulted in a 48-23 win, as the seniors played their final home game and ended a perfect season at home. Single A powerhouse Buckeye Trail stood between the Mustangs and an unblemished re- cord. Now I9-O, Senate League champs, and the num- ber one ranked team in Ohio, Claymont traveled to Old Washington to meet the perenial power- house. A packed crowd greeted the Lady Mus- tangs, the largest crowd ever to see a boys' or girls' game. The Warriors handed the Mustangs their first loss of the season, 53-5l, ending the streak at l9. With tournaments just around the corner, the team was determined to make that loss the last. Claymont received the ifl seed at River View sectionals. Always a tough sectional, it contained the Jil, 4754 CRiver Viewj and ifll CRidgewoodj ranked teams. The Lady Mustangs drew the bye, going opposite River View and would play the Ridgewood-Coshocton winner. The Generals came out on top, and Claymont was set to meet the first of what turned out to be a string of state-ranked tournament oppo- nents, certainly not the easiest way to go. A 54-45 victory over Ridgewood gave the Lady Mustangs their second consecutive sectional crown. Eighth-ranked Toronto was next in line, the semi-final game of the district tournament at John Glenn High School. The Lady Mustangs routed the Red Knights 79-27. Advancing to the district finals for the second year in a row. Claymont met M4 St. Clairsville who sported a I9-3 ledger. The four seniors poured in 65 of 5 wily, N. 'Q A g 1 if W f ,M Qi V .I ' -., ,,,. , , , W gy 1-l Z' Fi - .wie 4. i-ucn Ascuqgn ' , ,::g',i:.,rY'-1 fight liasl mt ,. .TILE SETI' .. ,..Q . .::':TfW,:......6. c 5 70 total points contributing to a 7062 win. The Mustangs had won their first ever dis- trict championship, and the right to advance to Regionals at Otterbein. The dream game was finally set up. Clay- mont was playing neighboring rival River View, a matchup they said could be a state final game and result in a state championship. And what a game it wasl In a double overtime with only 3 seconds remaining on the clock, the electrified crowd withessed the shot heard 'round Chio released from Natalie Cotton's hands. The ball hit nothing but net as one second appeared on the scoreboard, along with the final score: Claymont 4ORiver View 39. The Lady Mustangs advanced to the Big House, Ohio State's St. John's Arena. The first opponent met there was Columbus Bish- op Hartley, the owner of two previous state championships. It was a tight ballgame throughout three quarters but the fourth quarter, the Mustangs rallied to a 43-35 victo- ry. The state final game had a bit of local fla- vor as the Lady Mustangs met Canton Cen- tral Catholic for the state crown. After get- ting off to a very sluggish start in the first half, the local girls started to show the real talent that got them there and captured the state championship by defeating Central Catholic 52-45. n fu 3E 65 A .1 A... 4.4!-'ff -.kv 55, 5, 'tar 2 l f-ff ,Q ZH 8 ., 'Q K 44 A J ' .A gxfi if i 4.5 4 1 idii VV '1 Y Z if 'N 1 P5 5-, ,.... N ,,f! x If L ' 1 W.. E i Q K1 r.p..q 'W jf'- ,W '14 H... I? fix, W, 3 44 A J- 5 FX 2 .-2 :J 1 N , 'W if I L Q-as ,H Nufkrj fm: . if ' J . , X Q 1. .1 x ? H 4 ,dm .4 ,W FS 0 5 5 4' N n 'ff' .111 XTK' r 'Jw ' KMA- ' ' if C if 5 4 4 C.. 1 it D - fi-E 1 ?t sa, a 4 'U 'LY 3 . 1 f '1 Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebra .Ml ,,.--- w 5 Q QJQQN A ff, ' fi H 2.275 A W'X M 1412555 -fu, 'K x M9 elebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! Celebrate! l ff c' .164 ,, . l I. Row If H. Cotton, P. Lynch, S. Wright, R. Bland, K. Gault. Row 2. Manager L. Mann, J. Rees M. Simpson, M. O'Hara, S. Luik- hart, T. Archer, T. Mills. 2. Bas- ketball coaches C. Trachsel, B. Cox, Head Coach R. Cox, B. Lehigh, M. Wright, S. Jenkins. D. McGarry, D. Ferguson. 1'3- I M ,m'2-GNT f 'D 7 Q.. J K Roundballers End IO-II The Claymont Mustang basketball team ended with a IO-ll overall record and an 8-6 record in the Senate League. Coach Rick Cox was pleased with this year's season, despite the ll losses. The season got off to a good start as CHS de- feated a tough Akron East team 68-64. The Mus- tangs put it all together by defeating Ridge- wood handily by a score of 7l-52. CHS then traveled to Coshocton only to be beaten in a close 52-5I struggle. Claymont won their first Senate League clash, defeating Tuslaw 7l-53. Salem was the next foe. The Mustangs played hard against this tough team, but came up on the losing end 67-60. The Mustangs now had to face I2 straight Senate League opponents. Beginning on the right foot, CHS defeated East Canton 68-57. But then the Mustangs traveled to Lake and lost a close 66-62 game. The Mus- tangs then put together a string of 4 straight wins. Sandy Valley 67-48, Northwest 69-68 in three overtimes, Carrollton 6049, and Minerva 58-54. The Mustangs were rolling. But as a winning streak begins, so must it end, and the team that stopped Claymont was Tuslaw, 67- 63. CHS then bowed to Lake for the second time of the sea- son 72-7I. This was the fourth loss of 4 points or less for the Mustangs. Claymont then got on the winning track, de- feating East Canton 68-55. lt looked like the G N! , :F I E 3 Y l X K I r' 1-ft' 1 5 '5' Q --us-. .. ' yys g .C '63 u. '. hi '5 AA . Q 5 ,. V . 2 . My . y h! N 3 'A A x g .fs LLJI ly . . f--1,. . s f 5 A Mustangs were on their way with a IO5 record. CHS then traveled to Northwest for a crucial Senate League contest. Northwest domon- ated. and Claymont lost 67- 56. After that, Claymont could not get it all together. losing their last 4 games. Two of the games were im- portant Senate League con- tests. The Mustangs lost to Carrollton 57-48. and to Mi- nerva 73-55. The other two losses were to rival I. Jamie shows good form. 2. Who's doing the shooting? 3. Hey, they moved the floorl 4. Wrong spot, Toml 5. Matt shoots to thrilll 6. OH! Not that wayl 7. Tommy takes time to stretch. 103 I. O'Hara on the break. 2. Let's play Twist- er. 3. Up, up and awayl 4. Bruce Lee, you're not. Kung Fu? Maybe. 5. Jamie pleased with the call. 6. The bench at a tense moment. 7. H-e-r- r-bl 104 fm iw .3 ...J I Amgfkilf .si , ..,- .Q it . . J --qui' --Q. S' my M . I' n vu' lthlw 1 Dover in overtime 76-70 and to Coshoc- ton 5045 in a low-scoring ballgame. In tournament play at Riverview, Clay- mont was confident, but lost handily to Tusky Valley 64-54, ending the season on a gloomy note. D ,AX ffflzf 'eo' A ,Q 4? K 5 'ini l i 5 -'fi J Q' Q 1 gg Q-if - , g -R, M i ii ' .' I f 4 ily x js ...x , f I. Tom looks for the open man. 2. Super rat. 3. 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Q S 4 ? 2 i T' 'gf . l. Reserves. Front row. C. Spinell, K. Weber, T. Carr, R. Bloom, D, Albaugh Back Row. Manager J. Mann, M. Albaugh, R. Grant, J. Kastor, T. Kilpatrick K. Gault, E. Edwards Coach Brent Lehigh. 2. Freshman: Front row. T Ferguson, M. Searles, M. Sudduth, T. Eckstein, S. Golec, T. Whitman, B Devore. Back row: S. Hichs, B. Hall, G. Hill, E. Leeper, H. Saffel, B. Stutler, K Smith, M. Romig. 3. The roof is falling! The roof is falling! Girls Track V' l M if Girls Post 4-4 Mark After a slow start due to the rainy spring, the girls' track team posted a 4-4 season mark. A young team, composed of l senior, 4 juniors, 9 sophomores and 5 freshmen, the thin- clads placed fifth in the Senate League and in Sectionals. A total of six new school records were set. ln field events, the Lady Mustangs scored better in weight events than they ever had. Chris Rainsberg, a freshman, was a consistent scorer in discus, and junior Mitzi Cottress and freshman Susan Koppes did the same in the shot. Junior Leslie Shelley broke the school record in the high jump, setting the new standard at 5 feet even. The 800 relay team qualified to districts, setting a new school record on the way. Cheryl Belgya, Melinda Scott, Kelly Beckley and Melody Eckstein ran it in I:49.2. Sectionals also saw a record set in the l600 C4f20.l by Cheryl Belgya, Kelly Hill, Melinda Scott and Kelly BeckleyD and the 3200 CBeckley, Jane Fondriest, Karen Peck, Lisa McRobiej. The 400 also qualified to districts. ln individual events, Melody Eckstein set a school record in the 200126.75 at sectionals, and qualified to districts. Sopho- more Karen Peck set a record in the 800 12:34.45 at section- als. The ladies defeated Cambridge 39-7l, Carrollton 26-I0l, IVS 54-56 and Coshocton 42-68, while falling to Fairless 69-4I, Minerva 6052, Tuslaw 72-38 and Dover 26-I5. I. Row lg K. Beckley, M. Eckstein, L. McRobie, D. Garbrandt, M. Scott. Row 2. K. Hill, C. Joseph, C. Stewart, M. Cottrell, C. Rainsberger, L. Shelley. Row 3: K. Peck, A. Edwards. C. Edwards, S. Koppes, M. Riley. 2. Head girls' track coach Rhonda Funkhouser. we ,W -r m I. Leslie Shelley goes up ..... 2 ..... and clears the bar. 3. Melody and Kelly exhibit the form that helped set a new school record. 4. Mitzi hits the wire with a Minerva contender in hot pursuit. 5. Pre-gun concentration shows. I. Don't runaway, I want to be friendsl 2. Melody pulls away from the pack. 3. Smile! You're on candid camera. 4. Hey. she's got my shoes onl al, 'Ni ,,,L ' .. QUU I Wi' ..:, falsify'-wyf V ,V ' K, . ' A 0 xo- s 1 5-riff' mffi'-73 : ' ' 5 R? H ivy,-if igfffm, wg 4' f ' 3 - . I, Q. . K , 4 as e A it wi J 1 it Q sg.. :sf ':-- Jw, gg vs , M s 2, sw ' it S jg sw M r S My vf - nf N, .-, .iJZ4f'r'B+2t , ' f H 1' 'J - ' ,- W -' ' ' 'K ' ii' W ii' 5, 'le V ,,1,,,.. f::...-, ra. A ff . N f,,ya:g.,,s- ,, , , K K K K fb?-w'1 3t3ff I A K: swf? H H- -iff ffl' M w K ,. W, .,,. , ,,.. ,,,, --, 4 3' twik- 1: . V , ,, .Q new 3 711'-is 1 1: w w 1' 5 R: IS.- ff F 'ls 1 u sums U ma EU' I. Everybody enthusias- 3 tically waits for the race to start. 2. Melinda goes up and over. 3. Hey, Mit- zi, is that the funky chicken? so-up 5 w..X ,, fi ? . sl Y , - ,vi-M-e : ef L 'VN , -M Q. -4 . xX,g vu, , , ,pw- A special tip of the Mustang hat goes to Mr. John Harstine. A familiar face to track-goers, this year saw the first John Harstine Invitational. Thanksl 111 1 ii.. :. I- , E 5 , if 5 .ffl .... . fi. X : 3 Q 5, 5 12 X .. 2 g-A X 11 2 2 ff? Sis 3 1 i 3 ,E- E , Ei sl 133. is rgq 1 I l ' 1 l l , ii 1 .2. ,l 1 ,: '5 mga: of s ,- , Q- - :H r l. Row li C. Langdon, R. Young, R. Baer, E. Kilpatrick. Row 2: J. Russo. B. Probert, R. Cromley, T. McCIuskey, K. Long. Row 3: J. Poland, K. Barker, M. Searls, M. Albaugh, D. Anthony, A. Coffman, M. Kula. Back row: M. Ferguson, S. Andreatta, N. McConnell, T. Ar- cher. D. Long, S. Peters, J. Moody. 2. Head Coach Jeff Arthurs. 3. Assistant Coach Denny Wire. The Mustang tracksters ended a fine season with a dua meet record of 4-3. The thinclads opened their dual seaso by destroying the Tuslaw Mustangs by a score of IOS-l9. Th men from Claymont then lost a tough one to Dover by scant three points, 65-62. Traveling to New Phila. was pro: perous for the Mustangs as they defeated thei adversarie 69-57. Claymont then evened their mark, losing anoth close one to Coshocton 65M to 6IV2. The tracksters w their next two meets, beating Carrollton 97M-28V2, and M nerva 83-44. The thinclads then lost to a very good Fairles team 93-34 to end the dual meet season. Q n ? .E 1 y E511 ' ff ' f W ttrt r . M m, it , - a+ f A A . ,ftf qg , 'Q , 2 ff' - .5 l 5 i f in 1 nh in Q I u in ,, :.W,, xx A 24- 1' me iw' , r rrr t ai ll i i ff we r Q il ' f P, 1 r l t eee 1 mg 6 f 6 i , l. Rizor completes another smooth hand-off. 2. Barker gains on the competition. 3. And they're off and running .... 4. Get youa my wayl 5. Young adds a little extra determina- tion to the race. 6. Give that man a blue rib- bonl -A.-5 M WE QSM mwllllllmk 'M 'T' W fm s WWWTQS ,,,, -- W V sri -fs B- ...ft t ,,,,,A, .. . . ,,... ....,., er- .,.. ,,,g.5.'-1 -1 mf. , R ..... fm 'Gif .,..... ---v-- W A , 'W , Q mm' - ff?-emwiim,-, ., ,, Nav..- Hiekorymen End Best Season Ever The Mustang baseball team ended the season with an excellent I6-5 record. The I6 wins was the most wins in one seaon in CHS history. Head Coach Bob Johnson was ex- tremely pleased with the year's effort. The season got off to a good start with a 7-3 win over Tusky Valley. Claymont then traveled to Dover. The game was close, but Dover prevailed 65. The Mustangs traveled to Connotton Valley, and defeated them handily IO-5. The Mustangs were on the road once again, this time to Cambridge, only to be defeated in a low-scoring contest 3- 2. Minerva was the next in line, and the Mustangs pulled out a 4-3 victory. After leading through most of the game, Sandy Valley pulled out a 7-6 victory in the last inning. Things were a bit rocky for the Mustangs, with a 3-3 record. But then Claymont put it all together to have a string of IO consecutive wins. Claymont started it all by taking a twinbill from Ridgewood I7-O and ll-4. An earlier loss to Dover was avenged 6-4. Northwest was next on the schedule. The lead changed many times, but Claymont came out the winner IO-7. Claymont then played an impor- tant Senate League game against Carrollton. The Mustangs led all the way, defeating them 5-2. IVS was the next victim, IGB. Claymont then traveled to East Canton for an ll-5 victory. ug'-f I. Front row: S. Long. M. Torch, S. Wright, D. Bloom, C. Spin Row 2: S. Bosetti, R. Bland, V. Zeigler, L. Brick, M. McEIravy. RJ 3: Coach Johnson, D. Shaver, T. Kilpatrick, J. Rees, R. Dorland, Law, K. Edwards, L. Mann fmanagerj. 2. Wow! Look what I did that bugl awawa N....M, M., awww a..-W -1 .... ----Mmm am-., smsnw-W --f., :.:..:.: .. .. . a.9s.svs.e,.---Ms..,,...,,.,,.W:,.W -'-- nm-Q twmwammwg 9711982 ' 95 353. wwf ' 5 WW t'm'r5:2 '- Wasfwwamwm Mmwwq ws mf i , W9 s ...,,-s.-.--......... .......'s.- 'j ...7 ' I fi ,J -f . 1 Ex f f ew. L sggg is 4 . , Z . K 'ua,.- m ,,:, Q . ,E il, .. , jr A -L Qgrji 4 S A ' 4 il. -...ne-.. , ,,. f Q infill! -V E, - ' ' . .. 3, . ,k s . j..-,.,. A ,- L K, 3 1- Y A Fe ' The second game with Miner- va wasn't so close. Mustangs ll-Lions 6. Sandy Valley was the next victim on the hit list Il-3. Claymont then traveled to River View for the section- al finals. Tusky Valley was the first vic- tim, falling IO-6. On the finals, errors killed the Mustangs, as they lost 7-6. In a highly con- tested game, CHS lost to Car- rollton 4-3. This pulled the Mustangs out of the Senate League race. But Claymont didn't give up, winning the last three games of the season, defeating IVN 7-2, Lake ll-3, and Tuslaw 3-O. the season's only shut out. The Mustangs finished third in the Senate League, with an 8-2 league record. The team had an excellent .32l batting average, but on the other hand averaged three errors a game. l. Ron, holding the runner on. 2. Heyl Isn't that a rare species of butterfly? 3. Yuckl Dirt tastes terrible this year. 4. ls that the signal to bunt? 5. Chuck trying to advance the runner. 117 I. Another one bites the dust. 2. No, no, Ron, look the other wayl 3. Tim with another fine catch. 4. Steve gets the man at home. 1 . Q 3 , .,.. ,.... 4 4' . . .. 14, W ,Q Q. ,,, 1 18 A -ff! 55? , ' - -, A-ef' ' El i . J ii 1 ' kg, Q! L,.LLL L at ,,b a it s f is -f1-, I ,V t 1- at .. t t 412- i I ' - iiii WtHi'FW545S f5f . , I , if +'4 o,vpf't 'tix at ., , ,,., ,Lili I - fi P W ,sw H a , , A A , se 4 Q' D 1-:' 'dilivvzvlxa H j4f,,,,,,Q,hm,mi?L ,, .1 K ' ,lm ' alilfykils 'v ,. 1: 7 'we ' . I. Jamie putting his weight into it. 2. Where's that stupid ball? 3. Nice swing, but you're sup- posed to hit the ball. 4. Doug getting ready to step into the plate. .nefg 1,5 v 4 WE-AQ' I. Front row. D. Albaugh, B. Hil- liker, M. Sudduth, K. Weber, J. Byrd, C. Kanouff, D. Sullivan, T. Swift, J. Creachbaum. Back row: G. Ferrell, B. Stutler, K. Smith, M. Rees. E. Edwards, B. Kohler, J. Haney, B. Yonley, J. Mann, manager. 2. Gee whizl The ball is heavier than I thought it was. 3. Jeff heading for home. 4. Did l hit it? 5. C-R- A-C-KI '4 llglwf' 45 'i , , 2 VJ fi A ll, 1 .',' '. lla! . .'33:..5 ..'- ff ' -FF ruff , F f -9 - i ' ., .,,' I Q - - J f . nz... -Qi uf- - 7 ' s lm.. 'Q' vfl'-wvwdgepaww .ai ., .. - 'H'.mewvw2:e.s..xu t . L at align 5. 45221 lm gs '33-' s K aw K fm ' 'Q 1 F? .af 'V ' fl? S 19 X p 12 n .., sg? ,Mgr ' 3,-f '4. Am'351,1 .- if E 1 4 7632 5 , FSF' i rf' ua- ! -ij i Q., This year the Claymont Marching Hundred, under the direction of new head band direc- tor Larry Kelly and assistant band director Bruce Gilmore accomplished some of the greatest feats in marching competitions. The band changed to a soft corps marching style and, for the first time, featured the percus- sion section in competition. On July 28, the band met for the first time to prepare for the upcoming season. It started very soon after that for a trip to the Football Hall of Fame Parade in Canton. lt was then down to the field to prepare for the Ohio State Fair. The band returned with a superior rating-finishing in the top three in their di- vision. At Wadsworth Parade and Field Com- petition the band received a second place in parade and in field and received the out- standing field commander award. At Cadiz, the band was disappointed with a third place in parade and a fifth in field. With the Zanesville Competition the next Satur- day, the band's spirit was low. A Spirit Week took place at school to help the band 122 prepare for Saturday. Everything paid off. The band marched off the field at Zanesville with a first place finish and the first Grand Champion trophy in ten years for Claymont. The season ended October 3l with prepara- tions for a spring trip to Disney World in Florida during Easter vacation. April ll-I6. . - Q , Y 'X V V i f -' x- N' , le 'v V , x - f 2 XX'-'fi if lag- 'E+ Q I xfw.'.-fx 'A v '- ' Q ' s ' xy x Q ' ,sa 1 45 -J P' 5 i m 1 ' . ,4- - 1- A, F 1 'S' .Q ...4 'xv I NX. x fe Ajax Q 1-5 5 ' 59!1!A!13V wx V' 'xg x JV u fs ,Q Q., ni, 'M nj? Xh .4 if -. y Nfl' Q1 X' . ' K.- 655 - Y L? ,N .11 nm. H L'.'. L 3 i w X..-f . i Ny, N' 5,5 , 3 ' E v rx: 'vo 'jf' N, sf My , Nu--U' 47 ' - 5' 4.--' 2 gg V, . , 'i .Q ao' -si ds. is :Kai Concert Band I. Trumpets. J. Hasseman, M. Riley, S. Brick, A. Jones, K. McPeck, J. Hill, C. Albaugh, C. McGuire, B. Ryan. 2. K. Baker, L. Shinaberry, D. Garabrandt, C. Milburn, B. Wright. A. Armstrong. C. McGuire. P. Spring, A. Kilpatrick, L. Clauser. S. Tatman. 3. French horns. K. Heavilin, P. McGuire. S. Dunlap, K. Beckley, C. Belgya, P. Belgya, T. Voshall. 4. Baritones and trombones. B. Bowe, E. Shaffer, F. Brick, K. Gonzales, D. Hines, K. James, L. Shelley, P. Wal- lace, J. Clauser. C. Collins, K. Rosenberry. 5. Percussion and tubas. S. Zellhart, M. Campbell, H. Bixler, C. Joseph, S. Armstrong, G. Ryan, M. Patterson, M. Rosenberry, C. Smo- lak, D. Dennis. 6. Saxophones: D. Jenkins, L. DeMattio, L. Milburn, A. Gephart, K. Davis Lester, P. Wright, A. Wells, B. Meyers, B. Brown. 7. Clarinetsz V. Gilmore, T. Gribben, S. Miles, P. Preston, S. Romig, J. Peterson, D. Wells, N. Rosen- berry, K. Gram, S. Hostettler. 8. Clarinets, C. Rainsberg, D. Orr, H. Merryman, C. Horvath, J. Thompson, B. Shull, M. Shamel, A. Guthrie, T. McCue, T. Carpenter. 9. Flutes. L. McRobie, S. Barker. H. Johnson, B. Kohler, L. McPeck, D. Milburn, N. Petrarca, T. Petrarca, K. Conway, K. Peck, L. Bell. L. Shelley. S. Culbertson, S. Brooks. ' Kathy Gram - l980 Homecomln Queen The l98O Homecoming was a memora- ble one for Senior Kathy Cram, who was crowned Homecoming Queen Friday, October I7 at the Claymont- East Canton game. Completing the Homecoming Court were Seniors Debbie Colaner and Sharon McDaniel, Junior Debbie Wells, Sophomore Karen Harding, and Freshman Barbara Wright. The night ended with a Claymont vic- tory. 2I-I2. The Homecoming Dance was held Saturday night in the gymnasium. Sig- ma Tri provided refreshments, and the group Sal performed. Mayor Bur- ton Peck was also present to take pic- tures. I. Kathy Gram, Claymont High's l89O-Sl Home- coming Queen. 2. Senior Attendant Sharon McDaniel. 3. Senior Attendant Debbie Co- laner. 4. Junior Attendant Debbie Wells. 5. Sophomore Attendant Karen Harding. 6. Freshman Attendant Barb Wright. 7. The I98O- 8I Claymont Senior High Homecoming Court. 'TT 'T -LT Af fs, 'iv 7 fry? 5 2 5 ' 127 q 'T l. Kathy Gram immediately after being crowned Homecoming Queen. 2. The only damper on the evening's festivities was the rain. 3. Former Homecoming Queen Wendy Hooker helps Kathy with her crown. 4. Kathy awaits the halftime ceremonies. 5. The girls line up in the traditional Corvettes. -fp ll Q W ' ni 53 T' 4 515 at .gi my , a?J'f 'A K ii5 ,'5'1- 'UR K., . VW X - . it Q F' so 5 'ff W' - . 'Z has xi? . Yi, X K .'.- N9 3 IREIIQM '?? i Tx: A+' Lia! mf, I. What a crew! 2. Is this an editorial comment? 3. Debbie and Chris step out on the dance floor. 4. Sam, you look bored! Welcome To Xanadu L 1 If ,.M. P , I 2 ' , ,.,.yf .- I. On the first day of prom week, there was nothing. 2. On the second day, there saw sky and some stars. 3. On the third day, there were more stars. fit I. On the fourth day of prom week, a great rainbow appeared. 2. On the fifth day, a temple was built. 3. On the sixth day. they rested. 2 y, .s,N.,n, ,f 6? -1 z. ,-,, M . K ,qi ,. M . it . ,Q 51,3 ' ,A 'Q-. t J,.- im? H ,J , IW'-N h self rt .J as T 'S 'N-N, 'JF . vii' 44 2 4. Q ,F in at , 1: 1 in, Q t Activities The I98I Junior-Senior Prom was held Saturday, May 2 in the gymnasium. The theme of the prom was Xanadu. the music was provided by Cimitar. Hard work and long hours were put into the prom by the junior class, ad- vised by Mrs. Barb Edwards. The work really started three years ago when the class of l982 started selling MSM's and working on such money- making projects as a puppy raffle, noon movies, and Easter candy sales. All the hard work paid off, and the prom was very successful. Newly-crowned King and Queen were Brett Donohoe and Vickie Evans. Dave Long and Autum Edwards were named Prince and Princess. Chairman for theievent was Lori Myers. The post prom was held at the YMCA in Dover where Charlie Jones served as DJ. Other activities included swimming, volleyball, basketball and raquetball. On the seventh day. they enjoyed I. a fast dance, 2. a slow dance, 3. the powder room I. Vicki Evans and Brett Donohoe were crowned queen and king of Xanadu. Autum Edwards and Dave Long ruled as princess and prince. 2. Ricky Smallcombe, Michelle Martini take time out. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keffer confer with sophomore server Scott Peters. 4. Kellie and Ronnie Lester take advantage of the music provided by Cimitar. Q. 2 'NAP' w my S A Q 5 A 1- r K a a.-f, K. 'ff gi if RFK , fs- . -. .. . Qs , as 3 is N 1' ikl f . ' i t .... If - 'm'. fr is A ' fp 5 Boy s And Glrhs t 2 I. Boy's State: Harry Hicks, Joe Tulak. Jamie Rees, Doug Coventry, Bill Ster- ling. 2. GirI's State: Kneeling: Jan Hasse- man, Crystal McGuire, Vikki Vesco. Standing: Cynthia Carter, Becky Hillyer. we 'd l . Q: .J., , H -. 1.x as if QM' I. FCA. Row I. S. McDaniel, L. Brick, S. Hooker, E. Kilpatrick, C. Belgya. A. Edwards. M. Barker, D. Bloom. Row 2. K. Gonzales, K, Baker, H. Merryman, L. Shinaberry. T. Carg- nel. Row 3: T. Kastor, P. Spring, T. Smith, S. Peters, M. McElravy, B. Edgar, R. Bland, S. Paden. Row 4.-J. Moody, E. Clark, L. Shelley, N. Cotton, D. Reed, J. Rees, M. Kula, B. Hillyer. Row 5: S. Young. M. O'Hara, C. Rizor, T. Mills, R. Young, M. Rees, R. Barker, M. Ferguson, D. Long, C. Carter. 2. Officers: Brian Maxwell, Steve Maxwell, Lisa Bell, Vikki Vesco. 3. Quiz Team. J. Moody, J. Clauser, J. Rees, B. Wright, J. Hill, B. Sterling. 1? 1 C .lif ' A... K my 3 L .. 5 ....... .1.f 1' . . so f' 'fx uuq E 11 ff 3 in x 3,2 at .asf S .Q .XJ-kr K vqi .W .na y 1' nr' rg... 2 I. Old Members. T. Kastor, J. Hasseman, K. Gram, C. Albaugh M. Shamel, C. McGuire, D. Colaner, S. Culbertson, B. Wrigh G. Murtaugh, L. Bell, K. Barker, B. Hillyer, J. Hill, B. Sterling. Durgin. 2. New Senior Members. P. Belgya, P. McGuire, Leeper, S. Armstrong, R. Coventry, D. Coventry, J. Rees, Vesco, L. Avery, J. Tulak, B. Maxwell, S. Luikart, L. Carter. New Junior Members. K. Gonzales, L. Myers, K. Heavilin, Preston, D. Wells, M. Martini, T. McCue, S. Hostettler, Riley, D. Reed, M. Torch, M. McElravy, L. Shelley, G. Owens. Stanley, M. Ferguson, J. Moody. 4. JVS Members. N. Petrarc T. Willison, J. Skinner, L. Torch. Student Council I. Student Council officers. D. Johns, S. Brooks, T. McCue. 2. Student Council: Row I: C. McGuire, K. Beckley, L. Martini, T. Colvin, G. Gerasimof. Row 2: R. Leeper, K. Gonzales, K. Gram, N. Rosenberry. D. Colaner. Row 3: B. Tulak, K. Baker, C. Horvath, T. Petrarca. Row 4. S. Wright, D. Long, H. Merry- man, R. Smith, K. Harding. French Club Q u' f . .. ,, SVN, 5 ........ , . Ei I a v X My X . six .ag , ,. as v ss sr. 15311 ,J , S F K -L 4- an 05' ,. 1 h gsm q Q .fi - L ,.. X . , ' 1 2 My QB.. Q 'sz il . Spanish Club I. French Club Officers. L. Shelley, V. Zeigler, S. Hos- tettler. 2. French Club: J. Peterson, B. Tulak, K. Gran- dison. G. Owens, A. Lint, H. Bixler, M. Rkley, L. Stanley, D. Reed, S. Culbertson, K. Gram, S. Miles. 3. Spanish Club Officers. L. Martini, T. Gribben, A. Wells, T. Voshall. 4. Spanish Club. Row I. M. Pancher. Row 2. T. Cargnel, Row 3. L. McRobie, K. Peck, M. Martini, Row 4. D. Orr, H. Merryman, L. Shinaberry, S. Skelly. Row 5: K. Beckley, C. McGuire, N. Murry, T. Browning, P. Preston, K. Thet- ford, K. Metcalf. Row 6: C. Hiller, J. Donohoe, B. Wright, K. James, D. Milburn, C. Belgya, P. Spring, S. Terekedis, A. Armstrong, K. Hart. Row 7. M. Henry, S. Armstrong, K. Stull, M. Nardi, L. Myers, H. Browning, K. Gonzales, K. Heavilin. Row 8. S. Moody, V. Vesco, J. Pedrotty. D Brwon, F. Brick, S. Tatman, C. Horvath, K. Roth, J. Craw- ford, S. Petry. Row 9. S. Paden, C. Albaugh, E. Leeper, T Craft, J. Barcus, L. Hutson, D. Sullivan, T. Mason, T Guthrie, R. Smith, B. Hillyer. 4 .Ir ,va I s 3 f' . f' I. g In-..,.f-vm-'Ili' -.gurl lf 0 is f i X v w sg QS .. .1 sy it 'E i , sc 'S,,,-5 i ,gf 'N '- - E . , ' rw M I. FTA. Row I. K. Barker, V. Vesco, K. Gram, C. Albaugh, A. Kilpatrick. C. Belgya, P. Spring, H. Merryman, T. Browning, P. Preston. Row 21 S. Moody, M. Pancher, M. Riley. L. Martini, D. Reed, L. Smith, T. McCue, L. Myers, M. Nardi, H.Bixler, S. Armstrong, T. Hostettler, S. Miles. H. Browning. Row 3. B. Edgar, A. Edwards, R.Bland, K. Gault, B. Murtaugh, B. Beckley, L. Stanley, G. Owens, l. Stinard, L. Clauser. A. Rose. M. Campbell, J. Peterson, M. O'Hara. 2. FTA Officers: K. McPeck, B. Wright, D. Colaner, S. Paden. 3. Future Future Teacher Mr. Eric Bear helps mommy during Open House. 're FTA ,. ,. ff Ui , y Mya., , I. Psych Club officers: B. Beckley, T. Browning. 2. Psych Club and Tutors: Row I. L. DeMattio, C. Barker. Row 2. M. Campbell, l. Stinard, D. Bloom, J. Hasse- man. Row 3: A. Salyers, M. Shamel, T. Krahel, K. Gram, A. Edwards, C. Albaugh. S. Skelley. Row 4: B. Hillyer, D. Jenkins, L. Smith, C. Culbertson, V. Vesco, S. Mosher. 3. Art Club Officers. T. Krahel, L. Bell, C. Lorenz. 4. Art Club. Row It L. Snyder, M. Biddlestone, C. Bennington, K. Wright, J. Coffman, K. Weber, D. Albaugh, H. Cox, K. Gault, B. Staneart. Row 2. L. Kleski, A. Davis, D. Famal, L. Jones, C. Baker, B. Malterer, P. Moreland, S. Burdette, J. Howard, A. Howell, Row 3. l. Kleski, L, Smith. T. Voshall, S, Morris, K. Thetford, K. Peck. J. Mulheman. C. Veley, D. Owens, A. Coffman. Row 4. B. Edgar, J. Milligan, B. Robb, D. Paden, D. McConnell. Row 5: L. Vickers, M. C'Hara, L. Mann, R. Coventry, A. Welch. K. Long, M. Romig. 1 - 2 PAQ .Xa . ..,.... . .... W f. ...ff af. N .. f ..f.....af..-apf.....-a.,...w--..-s-'-..sfss-.....-.. Art Club Psych Tutors . . Ng' 6 .1 R kgxx L X 1111 ,' 1. 5 . ,au :sl .si fujsgg -, .L X .. ps -fr 1,-H.. ,. . Q A, K w s 1 .vt L EJ? f E S l E X I C li l is sr.'s 4 W 'fig a 5 at 34 on ' . ff f - f rf, .f A W . Vw . . .1 . , ,f -. .. I ,.. x A 1 , 'z 1 ,4 If i K i I s . .. AY-f 'Q' - dv if Girl's Service Club 1 ., 2 ', ...-mf-t, ,gf A Q .. 4 K .ef . ' . . gr ,Wi ' ,. is 5 in Boy 's Service Club I. Boys Service Club. Row I. T. Armstrong. A. Rose, D. Owens, B. Patterson. Row 2: A. Howell, S. Culbertson. K. Metcalf. V. Zeigler. C. Albaugh, M. Torch. Row 3. D. Colaner. J. Galbreath, C. Scott. C. Stewart. M. Campbell, G. Ferrell. Row 4. S. Mosher. A. Wright. S. Long, J. Moody. 2 Home Ec Club I. Seated. K. Wright, B. Patterson. C. Bennington, J Coffman, G. Morris, M. Haney. D. Brown, K. Meese. M. Ross. Standing. S. Koppes, L. Snyder, M. Biddles- tone, B. Malterer, R. Bland, R. Young, B. Edgar, T. Haney, K. Szymialis, L. Clauser, I. Kleski, K. Conway 2. Officers: T. Smitley, K. Ueltschy. P. Page. B. Hunt- Cf. A M1 f ,,, 2 l yQif:'iT-is 'F' ff f Aww W Mixed Chorus Swing Chorus Girls' Chorus Dracom tra, Thespians l. Dracomtra. Sitting. M. Riley, V. Vesco, A. Gephart, P. Belgya, D. Orr. Standing. Row I. R. Leeper, T. Mason, J. Hasseman, H. Merry- man, K. Baker. Row 2. M. Shamel, I. Stinard, K. Joseph, P. Spring. Row 3. J. Coffman, A. Rose, L. Hutson, L. Clauser, C. Belgya, D. Milburn. A. Johnson. Row 4: K. Gonzales, S. Hostettler, L. Martini, S. Paden, C. Lorenz, T. Krahel, N. Rosenberry, K. Conway. 2. Officers: J. Hill, B. Aan, P. McGuire, C. Albaugh. 3. - axespians. Sitting. K. Gonzales, V. yesco. Kneeling. J. Hill, S. Paden. r 144 Y' 'RL THE CAST Dr. Harold Fersig Elaine Blair Madge Embrey Bobby Embrey Kathleen Embrey Bill Clayton Ann Rowell Eliza Hubbard Ollie Hubbard Lilla Donahue Student Director Stage Crew J. Hill P. Spring J. Hasseman T. Mason A. Johnson S. Paden D. Milburn L. Hutson C. Albaugh S. Dunlap M. Shamel B. Ryan C. Milburn The Sound Of Music W . T .t gg i ' I I. Oh, Irma, please don't let me die! Helpl 2. Franz and Frau Schmidt submit to the warpaint. 3. The Von Trapp chil- dren. 4. Hurry up with that afghan. l'm getting cold. 5. Mr. Kelley finally finds someone shorter than he is. 6. Now I lay me down to sleep . . 7. Boxcar Katie tunes up. 8. Maria and the Captain repeat their vows. 9. Caught in the act between acts. IO. HE KNOWS! Now what am I gonna do? II. No, Marta, you have to stop the record, then read the title. C325 V59 5 , Av wig +I xiiizp 2 -fer' ws- 1 K W 5 L m W ? if Qii 4 ,K.-. . N 29 4 -W f L itil- yi 9 , 11 wi? ' ,,,., MA F f N- V .. , . '- 1 ,. ,. we -'limi-viiiiil ,, . . , .k.,. ,TMNT g53Efi5Ei3Q. g ii? J ,, in ' gg ' gff gzzf :,Ug!Sf5Si:yg A Wg: X w :sv 7:,.5w-iw-Lg,.QNwg Sigma Tri I. Sigma Tri. Row I. A. Salyers, G. Owens, L Stanley, S. DeMattio, P. Belgya, C. McGuire, K David, A. Jones, A. Gephart. Row 2. S. McDan- iel, B. Bowe, K. Conway, L. Myers, C. Belgya, T Cargnel, K. Gonzales, V. Vesco, P. McGuire, A Edwards, R. Leeper, S. Armstrong. Row 3. C Veley, H. Merryman, P. Spring, A. Kilpatrick C. Joseph, K. Grandison, D. Stewart, K. Stull, N Cotton, C. Albaugh, S. Culbertson, B. Ryan, N Rosenberry. Row 4. A. Howell, K. Baker, D. Orr T. Voshall, M. Eckstein, C. Horvath, S. Hooker W. Matthus, T. Gribben, S. Brooks, K. McPeck H. Bixler, J. Peterson. M.Shamal, E. Shaffer Row 5. S. Mosher, A. Wright, T. Smitley, L Smith, R. Smigh, B. Wright, D. Milburn, D Brown, S. Brick, D. Reed, M. Martini, M Pancher, C. McCue, T. Hughey, L. Martini. M Scott, T. Shaw, C. Baker, P. Hiller, J. Riggs, H Browning, L. Burns, P. Preston, D. Colaner. 2 Officers. D. Wells, B. Beckley, D. Johns, K Gram, L. Bell, L. Shelley, S. Miles, K. Heavilin, S Hostettler, T. Browning. Hi- Y ' 11 -....,,.. .. .M im ffl ,, H, ,W ,rw -fx, W..- ,M , J- A, .....N-Q...,,,, I. Hi-Y. Front. D. Long. Row 2: C. Rizor, D Bloom, M. Torch. M. Henry, R. Bland, T Kilpatrick. Row 3. C. Edwards, M. O'Hara P. Lynch, S. Young, M. Ferguson, C. Spinell R. Cromley, J. Moody, L. Mann. 2. Officers R. Young, J. Rees, S. Paden. Standing. B Edgar, R. Barker, M. Simpson. ff , 'rw K f s .i l 1 xv 6 ay .f-wr I. Mustang Backers. Row I: R. Smith, S. Shinaberry, V. Vesco, S. McDan- iel, C. DeMattio, T. Shaw, C. McCue, G. Golec, R. Leeper, S. DeMattio A. Edwards. S. Miles. Row 2. C. Belgya, T. Gribben, S. Brick, J. Martini M. pancher, K. Gonzalas F. Brick, K. Conway, W. Matthus, D. Brown, S Hooker, K. Joseph, M. Riley, C. Albaugh, K. Beckley, Row 3. P. Spring, H Merryman, M. Martini, S. Mosher, M. Horn, B. Harper, C. Edwards, S Zeigler, C. Stewart, S. Hostettler, J. Riggs, B. Ryan. Row 4: T. Losey, S Paden, K. Baker, D. Reed, A. Wright, A. Howell. B. Malterer, A. Lint, S Terekedis, L. Clauser, T. Heter, l. Stinard, G. Gerasimof, T. Guthrie, L Donohoe. 2. Mustang Backer Officers: K. Gram, C. Barker. Back. K Heavilin, S. Brooks. 'l V Cheerleaders I. Varsity - T. Sudduth, K. Gonzales, V. Vesco, S. McDaniel, T. Shaw, Captain L. Bell. 2. Being on top isn't all it's cracked up to bel 3. Reserve. S. Hooker, L. Shinaberry, H. Merryman, S. Brick, K. Baker, P. Spring. 4. Freshman. K. Beckley, B. Wright. J. Vesco, N. Murray. C. McGuire. Pom Pon 1 1 I. Pom Pon Girls: Row I. J. Hasseman, P. McGuire, N. Cotton, D. Colaner, S. Armstrong. P. Belgya, K. Gram, N. Rosenberry, C. McGuire. Row 2. L. Martini, C. Belgya, J. Riggs, A. Kilpa- trick, M. Martini, T. Cargnel, T. hughey. Row 3: G. Mulligan, A. Lint. K. Grandison, S. Moody. 2. Matmaids. Bottom. M. Riley, S. Hostettler, J. Peterson, J. Morris. Middle. T. Cargnel, S. Armstrong. Top. D. Wells. 3. The Pom Pon girls in action during halftime. Matmaids M! 5 2 9 W 92 4 .f Gym Assistants I. Girls: Front - L. Shelley, G. Zurcher, N. Cotton. Back - C. Carter, B. Hillyer. L. Smith, T. Kastor, K. Peck, D. Reed, L Brick, L. Stanldy. 2. Boys: Standing - R. Cromley, B. Edgar. Sitting - P. Lynch, R. Bland, R. Butler, C. Rizor. Activltieg ' . ' .:. .5 .- - I . , . .. . Tattler Staff As... 'F ' rf I. Seated. R. Bland, K. Legg, S. Paden feditorj K. Barker. Standing. V. Vesco, J. Coffman, S. Burdette, T. Browning, C. Lorenz, T. Krahel V 154 XXX'-.L Cafeteria Workers I. M. Haney. T. Freegage, C. Ketchem, J. Huston, S. Ferrell, D. Bartholomew, L. Bar- tholomew, K. Roup. L. Mann, G. Harlow T. Langdon, S. Rouse, R. Leeper, C. Nichols. Library Aides 2. Tanya Losey, C. Barker. A. Davis, F. Brick. C. Joseph, D. Bloom, J. Hill, M. Tice, J. Crawford, C. Recco. D. Huebner. Office Workers 3. D. Johns, K. Brown, S. Paden. R. Young, L Avery, T. Kastor, G. Murtaugh. D. Colaner P. Belgya, C. McGuire. P. McGuire, M Horn. Q Q .,,- af Y li 45'- get l a A, if 4 f 9 Vs, Sgii ffl, fi? . 'liz I .. .V is YQ. I ,ypcvx f S!!! ff 11 1 l I- ' pl A-I ' 5 '1 RG P M00 2 EE WHT Q ra State Science Fair Competition: Harry Moulton Maple S ru Production Excellent Y P Local Winners: Behavioral Science - Amy Wright A Search for identify Botany - Shelly Morris Photosynthesis Sarah Tatman What is a Tree? Chemistry - Tammy McCue Water in Gasoline Environmental Science - Lori Myers Acid Rain Health Science - Katie Gonzales Coronary By- pass Kim Stull Are You Sleeping? Zoology - Craig Clark Moo Christy Horvath Charlie vs. Flipper Science Fair I. Greg Clarke 2. Charlotte Albaugh - 5 My ,, .,f . f ., V..- nf' Prsmarq G Q, F he ,Ii , I. This dummy is modeling the latest in first 4 aid fashion. 2. Teresa Guthrie 3. Carol Salyers. 4. Bart Septer. Act v t es sn- sunt an-v I. Business manager Doug Coventry and assistant Shonda Brooks. 2. Head photographer Sam Paden and Editor- in-chief Marla Shamel. 3. Faculty edi- tor Polly McGuire and assistant Mark Torch. 4. Activities editor Gaye Mur- taugh and assistant Katie Gonzales. ,fl -A if , .,,c ykiy o K W . 'tft A f' Q tu, afwff -E f Am 5 L E i .RNA .bw Vi. x 9 at U K, I 5 1 ' Q i f 1 Mg....f if :ig 4 P' wr fi ,- if if i 8 tr I. Photographers Scott Petry and Alan Welch. 2. Classes editor Cindy Veley and assistants Lynn Smith and Kim Stull. 3. Sports assistant Mike McEIravy and Editor Teresa Kastor. 4. And this is for not letting the cat outl 5. How would you like to see my darkroom, little girl? I K, .ff i i l I98l - The year that was. The year of happiness and laughter. the year of tragedy and tears. lt was a year of changes and celebration. But. now it's all behind us and everyth- ing is gone except for the memo- ries. And they'll last forever. I Lance Vickers Carol DeMattio IN MEMORY Through the endless waters, Across the sands of time, We traveled together a journey, A myth of song and rhyme. But the journey hath now ended, You have returned from whence you came, But in memory you shall grow thither, ln each song shall be your name. Each raindrop shall remind me Of the tears which were shed to you this day, Each daisy shall be in honor of you, And a reminder that you passed this way. The sun which shone so brightly, Shall descend from us this day, But the garden in which you sowed your love, Shall never wither away. Though the waters hath divided And the sands of time have ceased to flow, We know that we shall meet again, And be together forever in the light of Heaven's' glow. by Amy Wright On March l, I98l, tragedy struck the Twin City area when Lance Vickers and Carol DeMattio passed away. Shock took its effect on all of us at Claymont, but Lance and Carol began a new life, dwelling in the House of the Lord. Words aren't enough to ex- press the capabilities that Lance possessed. He wasn't an athletic superstar, nor was he an honor student, but Lance could put a smile on the face of anyone he talked to. He was a super- star in bringing happiness not only to school, but any- where he was, be it the park, the pizza shop, or just seeing him walking down the street. Well, Lance, God took you home in a peaceful manner. and it's certain that you're making Heaven one happy place to live. No one knows why things like this happen, nor can anyone change what is the will of God. Life as we know it has ended for Carol, but a new life is just beginning for her. Her life on this earth may not have been long, but the joy she brought to every- one will be remembered by all of us for the rest of our lives. Carol, too, had that rare ca- pability to make people happy. no matter how sad they were. Her smile was infectious. and her laughter was enough to cure anyone of the blues. Thank you, Carol, for mak- ing this world a better place to be and spreading your love for life to everyone. V PAGE SPO OR John Reed Sales Department Store Sigma Tri Ginnetti's Shoes and Shoe Eileen McCue Beauty Salon Repair Homeroom 2Ol Tattler Staff Marching Hundred Dracomtra Ms. D. Home Economics Club Sociology Equestrian Staff Scott Craft Mr. 8 Mrs. Jack Beckley Mr. 8 Mrs. William Kohler, Jr. Mr. S Mrs. Michael Gribben Mr. 8 Mrs. Jack Wells Mr. 8 Mrs. William Barnes Mr. S Mrs. Pete Cottrell Rob S Frances McGuire Rebecca McLandsborough Mr. 8 Mrs. Larry McCue Tim S Linda Ohler Don S Barb Eichleberry Brian 8 Toni Hillyer Ken S Donna Kanouff Robert S Thelma Armstrong Betty Mahaffey Randy S Georgann Fox Mr. 8 Mrs. Kim Grandison Mr. S Mrs. Kyle A. Williams Mr. S Mrs. Mike Clark Bob S Debbie Barrett Ken 8 Goldie Host Todd Wise John 8 Jackie Vosick Brock S Suzanne Davis Thetford Family Carol Ferguson Robert Michaels Melva S Austin Beckley Sally 5 Dave McMath Vicky S Jerry Hall Mary Watson AI S Lu Benedetto Angela Kay Burdette Virginia 8 Bob Barker Mr. 8 Mrs. Gary Hawkins Bill S Hazel Hawkins Linda 8 Rick Dorland Carrie S Don Ferguson Bill Hawkins Lather, Carus, Suki 8 Yuri Dobias Dean Holder Dan E. Brooks John Malandrakis Homeroom 205 PARENT PA TRO Ramona Leeper Karen Conway Shelli Hostettler Mr. S Mrs. Jim Torch Dr. S Mrs. Daniel W. Peck Tom Mason Kandy Heavilin Mr. 8 Mrs. James M. Carrothers Joe Clauser Flo Brick Mr. S Mrs. Bill Laughlin Mr. 8 Mrs. Randy L. Thompson Mr. S Mrs. Richard A. Patterson Beth Patterson Mr. S Mrs. John Romig Mr. S Mrs. Wayne McRobie Mr. 5 Mrs. James Hines Virginia Addison Marsha Addison Lance Addison Mr. 8 Mrs. Melvin Milburn Mr. S Mrs. Robert McPeck Larry Hutson Sarah Hutson Mr. 8 Mrs. Larry Hutson Mr. S Mrs. David V. Ditto Mr. 8 Mrs. Ralph Rainsberg Chris S Matt Rainsberg Debbie Grabrandt Bill Sutler Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Golec Mr. S Mrs. David E. Struchen Mr. 8 Mrs. Tim Edwards Crystal, Tina, Timmie Edwards Larry 8 Nancy Rosenberry Tricia Voshall Todd S Doug Golec Carl 8 Pickle Hunter Mr. 8 Mrs. Gene Hart Huck E. Debbie Hart Melvin Koppes Mr. S Mrs. Basil Hillyer Miss Mary Lou Rice Bonnie Hunter Anna Gephart Mr. 8 Mrs. Earl Reifenschneider Greg Nelson Mr. Larry Kelley Lynette Stanley Mr. 8 Mrs. Jay Craft Todd Craft Mandy Torch Holly Merryman Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred Wolfe Loretta Brick Mr. S Mrs. Larry Amicone Dee Dee Fulp Lisa Shinaberry Kim Baker Mr. S Mrs. Robert Baker Sherry Hooker Mr. S Mrs. N. B. Johnson Mr. James Crowl Mrs. Jeannette Crowl Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Dunbar ND., Ruby Mundell Nick and Ellen Ronnie and Susan Geoff and Victoria Roger and Sally Nathan and Alex Lisa Marlatt Debbie Milburn June Meuhlen Holly Browning Amy Lint Debbie Orr Tom Cottrell Anita Guthrie Blaine Kohler Janet LeMonte Mary 8 John Horvath Eddie Edwards Kim Roth Art Club Waterford Sub Pub Dunlap Electric Jarvis Trailer Sales Allensworth Jewelry Pit Stop Car Wash Tag 8 Perp Chris Smolak Booker T. Mr. 8 Mrs. Clyde Edwards Kathy S Neil Cox Carrie Brown Suger Joseph Heather Bixler Hilda Garabrandt Linda Gonzales Tammy Gribben Mr. S Mrs. Michael Gribben Scott Long Eric Bear Norma Gonzales Katie Gonzales Mr. S Mrs. Jim Shamel Charlotte Albaugh Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred Shamel Bonnie Shamel Mr. S Mrs. Richard B. McElravy Mrs. Florence McElravy Mrs. Dorothy Kline Brady McElravy Chuck Beckley Scat Wright Paul Arab Arick Cindy Veley Dave O'Hara Kevin Case Chris Edwards Carson Haney Mr. Rick Cox Fred Swaldo Sue Mosher Debbie Stewart Bert Maxwell Kim Stull Barb S Gary Nelson Reed's Body Shop Mr. S Mrs. Robert Smith Mr. Joe Walters June 8 Ernie Reed N TWIN CITY GREENHOUSE Congratulation To The Class Of l98l From Dick And Irene Kaiser And Employees GOSHEN DAIRY CO. B9 Second St. NW New Philadelphia, Ohio QISJ 343-888I Compliments 0f UNITED DEPARTMENT STORE 2l7 E. Third St. Uhrichsville Best Wishes From KOHL LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Plus Stores ln: Dover f'T ' I 4., 3 .I all 922-osn Sugircfek L'fI1l.3Jf'I 430 N. uhrich sn. n Uhrichsville Gnadnhutten i 'I d,q,, w,f.,,f 4, I PNP , I .115 Q1 . , Y ' it . . V . ,, 4 , 7 ' .. I , I ' K W! 3 X, 1 7 x R L Ti' kv' WA, ,fr f ,1- P' 1' 'L igk in sg H' L nf - X f' v if Mllr at w Q , ir V' 5 'VVA -'l, .3 P . , I 6? 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Second St. PhOI18: 922-4452 Dennison Sho Buehler's . ln Nev? Philadelphia Coggfgfflons For Weekly Specials And And Every Day Low Class of Iggl Prices From Fuslzlanli E CLAYMON, iw Q91 N SCENY 304 North Water St. Uhrichville, Ohio 44683 922-3869 Western wear shirts for Guys and Gals. Lee, Dee Cee, Western JIM 'S CORNER 32l Jewett Ave. Dennison Phone. 922-2742 ROD'5 DONUT SHOP. Corner Of Third S Main, Uhrichsville 922-4767 Monday Through Saturday 5 A.M.-5 P.M. We Specialize ln Decorated Cakes, Flannel shirts for tall men Variet 01: and regular sizes. Paint- Donuts Sozps And EasFl172hs2Eal:1i'a1-:dhes Home Of The Compliments of Sandwiches f tops Male, La- Low Dollar Man! Vie, Cinema, CaPP a' and HILL 5 l.lTTI.ETON MEAT MARKET many more. I26 N. Main St. Uhrichsville, Ohio 44683 Phone. 922-I64I Or 364-2612 23' 3rd SL 9210653 Uhrichsville I5 West Grant St. Dennison Furniture S Floor Coverings u Where Quality, Style, And Economy Meet Compliments Of DENNISON Good Luck Seniors Compliments A TRUCK SAITES SERVICE INC Rt. 250 Mldvale 922'34l2 BONIFAY HEATING THE EVENING CHRONICLE AND Best Wishes First Daily Newspaper ln Tuscarawas County. Complete Local News, Sports, And Society Coverage. lO9 N Water St. 922-B21 Rt I ROOFING Uh c SV 'e I Dennison, ohio 4462! C6I4j 922 4438 P.O. Box II2 Compllments C H HOOKER TRUCKING CO l475 Roanoke Ave Uhrlchsvllle Ohlo Best Wishes ROMIG INSURANCE AGENCK INC. voun ndependenf Insurance AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST by 922-242l Uhrichsville Q1 W QOCJCDE3 of , 0 , JS Qamvbells :S f Q33 UQ N oungxiz Q05 i MIM E :5Cl'OVES8LFlREPL - CEC Ut EIC ECI County Rd 89 Rt l COLOR New Phlladelphla Ohlo CORRAL 343 2023 The Complete Decorating Center Wallpaper Paints Gifts And Other Accessories 3l5 E Thlrd St Uhrlchsvllle Ohio 922 236l TWIN CITY TRUE VALUE HARDWARE CO Hardware Seed Pamts 223 N Water St Uhrlchsvnlle Ohno I D . . . Of . Q o 1 1 ' , O r 1 . . . . ' , y 0 ' o , PEPSI-COLA Good Luck BOTTLING COMPANY mm srockfle CONCRETE New Philadelphia 343-6658 Gnadenhutten, Phone: Ohio Ohio 254-4626 FRED FAIRALL TRUCKING CO. Transporting Clay For 58 Years Llhrichsville, Ohio L ER BRDSJNC. 2Ol Grant St. 704 W. High Dennison, Ohio, 4462l Orrville, Ohio, 44667 Ph. C6l4j 922-4424 Ph. C2l6j 683-5482 CAMBRIDGE SA VINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION 327 E. Third St., Uhrichsville Twin City Office The People Helpers Phone: 922-3695 1 L Best Wishes Seniors UPERIOR CLAY ORPORA TIO Manufacturers Of- Vitrified Sewer Pipe, Fire Clay Flue Linings, Wall Coping, Stove Pip And Fittings, Chimney Tops, And Other Clay Products Uhrichsville, Ohio 922' 402 Congratulations Seniors Compliments Of FAB OHIO, INC. 52l E. Seventh St. Phone: Uhrichsville 922-4233 BUCKE YE HAIRSTYLING 3lI N. Water St. Uhrichville Staneart Phone: 922-H20 Equipment Tractors, Mowers, Power Equipment, Lawn 5 Garden Gene Stancart l525 Roanoke Ave. C6I4J 922-356i Uhrichsville THE FIRST NATIONAL BA NK A Full Service Bank Member FDIC 922-2532 Dennison lf:-'TX STULLS Country Cupboard 240 E. Third 233 Front St. 509 Bowers Ave. Uhrichsville New Philadelphia New Philadelphia A ig kiyk A Compliments . ...I ,1.f --.f ,Q:-Q MORRIS CLEANERS u 'kkk V, lel T eeel 32' E' Third gt. ,,..kh :.:. Phone' 931533 Compliments Of RIC LINDSE Y Funeral Home, Inc. Serving The Twin Cities Since I9I3 Congratulations Seniors Compliments Of FRESHMAN S OPHOMORE AND JUNIOR CLASSES GIBBS CHE VROLE T-BUIC K 336 E. Third St. Uhrichsville Dan Robbie Put The Best On Your Chest TEE SHIRT SHACK Specializing ln Shirts S Jackets For Schools. Clubs. Lodges, Etc. Custom Silk Screen S Transfers 2l8 N. Water St. Phone: Uhrichsville, OH 44683 C6l4j 922-2360 KINSER LANES 655 Wabash Ave. New Phila. For Reservations. 364-9856 FIVE WATERS GOLF 9 HolefPar 36 Exit Midvale 0ld Route 250 Best Wishes THE TWIN CITY PHARMACY 20I Grant St. Dennison THE CHARM BEAUTY SALON 2l5 East Seventh Street Uhrichsville. Ohio 922-02I5 !wu4eo,f5 Quality Jewelry On The Square New Philadelphia Compliments Of C0 'P 'e tS Of STEELE coNsrRucr1oN INC PITTIS MARKET General Contractors, Industrial. Commercial And Residential 907 Trenton Ave. Uhrichsville 922-37l6 Skate Your Blues Away At The SKATE CGRRAI. Uhrichsville Featuring: Disco S Rock Skating Friday 8 Saturday 7-Il 52.00 Family Night Wednesday SLOO Adult Night CI8 8 Overb Thursday SI.5O Open Skating Tuesday S Sunday SI.5O Private Parties Monday Make Reservations For Your Class Party Or Banquet Phone: C6l4j 922-II32 Best Wishes To The Class Of '8I NICKLES BAKERY Baker Of Quality Breads And Other Fine Baked Foods Main St. Llhrichsville Phone: 922-2722 PICTURE ME STUDIO Photography For All Occasions Senior Portraits Weddings Family Portraits Advertising Location Photography Special Occasions Capture Those Special Moments . . . They Pass All Too Soon. John 8 Karen Lavkulich 947 EGSIPOFI AV9' C6I4j 922-0983 Uhrichsville, Ohio We Salute The Claymont Mustangs Compliments Of Shurfine-Central Corporation Northlake, lll. Golgy And Associated Grocers, Inc. 30 S. Fourth St., Dennison, Ohio Alfano's Berni's Mallernee's Pittis Dennison Dennison Uhrichsville Uhrichsville Compliments Of Stoll's Country Cupboard Uhrichsville Briggs 6 Turivas, Inc. Freight Cars-Railroad Equipment P.O. Box 270 Dennison, Ohio 4462I C6l4j 922-5994 Independent Oil Co. Division Of Laurel Valley Oil Stillwater, Ohio, 44679 922-232l 'QSUNUBIL Congratulations Seniors Indian Village Federal Savings Loan IOO S. Walnut St. Gnadenhutten Phone: 254-43l3 PROFESSIONAL PA TRONS Dr. Jay Williams J.L. Peck, DDS Robert Mellor, DDS John Wheeler Pizza Rack Dr. Robert Kuba Herman Rugani Jr. DDS Dr. Jose Martinez F.F. Gonzales, MD Peck S Marstrell DDS Connolly, Hillyer, Mc Lane La Vonne's Beauty Salon La Porte's Furniture Acknowledgements The l98l Equestrian Staff would like to thank The Evening Chronicle, The Times Reporter, Mr. Harry Brown, Mr. Burton Peck, and Josten's American Yearbook Company. We also want to send a special thank you to Picture Me Studio and John and Karen Lavkulich who were instrumental in processing our pictures, and to our yearbook representative Georgia Jack Deyton who was a great help. The businesses and the people of the Twin City community also deserve special recognition for they provided us with a lot of financial aid through their advertisements. Last, but not least, we want to thank the school administration and student body for making the Equestrian possible.