David Anderson High School - Olympian Yearbook (Lisbon, OH)

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Row 1: David Logston, secretary; Ronald Watkins, president; Dike Nace, treasurer; Jerome Mason, vice president; John Gallo, Donald Rose. Row 2: David Halverstadt, Jerry Toot, Robert Alexander, William McDevitt, Michael Monda, Cor- nell Monda, James Kelm. Row 3: Lee Calhoun, Barry Lowry, William Manning, John Rumberger, Robert McCamon, Timothy Doyle. Row 4: Mr. Monda, advisor; Gary Ward, John Wilson, Albert Dixon. Not Pictured: Steven Rodi. Collecting pop bottles is one way Key Club members, Ron Watkins and Jerry Toot, help make money for their club. KEY CLUB The Key Club, sponsored by the Lisbon Kiwanis Club, is a school and community service organization. This club has been one of the most active in the school. The Key Club sponsored many projects this year. Some of these were collecting pop bottles, shin- ing trophies, sanding and varnishing desks, parking cars at the home football games, handling flag raising ceremonies, ushering, furnishing programs, and in- troducing the starting lineup at all home basketball games. The club also had a planned calendar of social activities for the school year. Donald Rose and Robert McCamon take their turn at sanding and refinishing the study hall desks.

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Row 1: Carole Riggle, Cheryl Lutz, Mrs. Sexton, advisor; Miss McCullough, advisor; Kay Hayes, treasurer; Jean Roberts, vice president; Jodine Pilmer, secretary; Glenna Logs- ton, president; Diane Forney, Karen Carnes, Carol McCamon, Nancy Ramsey, Carrie McCamon, Rose Tafini, Carol Warner. Row 2: Patricia Bosel, Leona Lodge, Iris Horner, Nancy Hun- ter, Judith Kenmuir, Diane Lederle, Diana Cunningham, Patricia Snowberger, Gretchen Frew, Lesley Jones, Barbara Peterson, Nancy Sexton, Sandra Tulbure, Candice Hill, Julia Smith, Eloise Belaney. Row 3: Dixie Frantz, Barbara Lips- comb, Sandra Powell, Cheryl Mills, Linda Hempstead, Trudi Calvin, Hazel Pahanish, Cynthia Serago, Colleen Baker, Y-TEENS The Y-Teens of D.A.H.S., composed of senior and junior girls, was a very active group this year. Among the many activities and projects that the Y-Teens undertook were a census of Lisbon, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, a Can-Can Christmas game, and a Sadie Hawkins dance. After many years of excellent supervision, Mrs. Genevieve Sexton relinquished the reigns of sponsor- ship to Miss Eileen McCullough, a new teacher to our school system. The Y-Teens would like to per- sonally thank Mrs. Sexton for a job well done. The club looks forward to many years of service to the students and the school. Cheryl Serago, Shirley Crook, Jayne Chapman, Mary Fife, Rebecca Biggins. Row 4: Brenda Wherry, Jane Stockman, Karen Penny, Carol Swartz, Susan Rodi, Patricia Arnoto, Adrienne Bye, Janet Armstrong, Linda Morgan, Shirley Rubino, Sharon Dille, Jeanne Van Dyne, Freeda Beverly, Nancy Miller. Row 5: Jane Tice, Bernice Vulcan, Mary Jo Ieropoli, Dianne Myers, Virginia Pettigrew, Patricia Moore, Jean Stockman, Carol Longnecker, Jimme Deemer, Cheryl Boso, Jeanne Brinker, Debra Barefield, Donna Dawes. Sot Pictured: Patricia Myers, Carole Hughes, Cynthia Robinson, Sharon Kress. Mrs. Doris Eells gives an interesting speech at the annual Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet.

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STUDENTS’ VOICE Another edition of the Student’s Voice is proof- read by news editor Joyce Foster. Row 1: Julia Smith, Joyce Foster, Candice Hill, Karen Penny, Diana Cunningham, Trudi Calvin, Lesley Jones, Eloise Belaney. Row 2. Jayne Chapman, Mary Fife, Cris Kessler, Marilyn Baker, Patricia Snowberger, Saundra Rice, Cheryl Serago, Nancy Hunter, Joseph Ieropoli. Row 3: Marcia Hirschman, Jennifer Mason, Beverly Guy, Sharon Dille, Hazel Pahanish, Debra Barefield, Michael Monda, Allen Grate. 26