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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1977 volume:

Dedication We, the staff of the 1977 Olympian, would like to dedicate this volume to a very special man—Mr. Paul Zip McGaffic Zip has been a part of the Lisbon school system for many years, but, more importantly, he has become a part of D.A.H.S. folklore. Zip is always around to provide assist- ance and lend a helping hand. Therefore, in appreciation of his years of help and service, we dedicate the 1977 Olymp- ian to Mr. Paul Zip McGaffic. PRESENTING THE 1977 OLYMPIAN David Anderson High School Lisbon, Ohio DUNCAN CAMERON . . . MARY BETH PETERSON Kenny Bailey........... Alan McCord............ Sharon Stanley......... Cheryl Fitch........... Terra Pekarchick....... John Vietmeier......... Rick Williams.......... Jeff Chapman........... Greg Haren............. Bill Martin............ Ellen Daniels.......... Editor Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Advertising Manager Advertising Manager Business Manager Clerical Manager Photographer Photographer Artist Advisor 2 The Plot Dedication 1 On Location 4 Stars of 1977 12 Actors 50 Directors 70 Lights! Camera! Action! 78 Heroes and Heroines 106 Academy Awards 142 Financial Backers 158 3 4 On Location David Anderson High School has been a major part of our lives. It reflects what we are like as people, and it helps to form what we will be in the future. The movies have also been an important part of the Amer- ican lifestyle, often exerting quite an influence on society. In describing the events of our school in 1977; we have chosen the movies to relate these events and give them meaning. As the camera swings around D.A.H.S., it records mem- ories in ever-popular black and white and sometimes in glorious technicolor, but the memories themselves rival any movie, even with gim- micks like Panavision and Senssurround. We hope that this yearbook will help set the scenes for the memory- movies of our high school days. 5 The screenplay for our movie is being written daily by the faculty and students of D.A.H.S. The scenery may not always be breathtaking, but the plot is usually fairly interesting. The camera en- counters many changes, es- pecially in this school year. New teachers join the staff. A student conduct code is composed. Coeducational gym classes appear on the screen. The daily routine of students and faculty is often inter- rupted by an unusual hap- pening. Sporting events add further excitement to our screenplay by providing moments of comedy, drama, joy, victory, and defeat. The soundtrack is enhanced by all these events which help to make the screenplay of our movie an ideal one. 7 The cast of ourmovie con- tains no famous celeb- rities, but nevertheless there are some truly note- worthy characters. The faculty provides instruc- tion and tips on acting out our roles in the adult world. They are the di- rectors of our movie. The students are the ac- tors of this movie. They supply the laughs and the tears, and they are re- sponsible for acting the scenes in the screenplay of D.A.H.S. The actors are the most important part of a movie. Like- wise, without the stu- dents, this high school would serve no purpose. These are a few preview scenes of our movie. The feature-length version appears on the following pages. Grab some pop- corn and sit down for an enjoyable motion picture.- Sorry—there are no Bugs Bunny cartoons before the show. 9 IrtiCrtdtTntie atToonttg STARS OF 1977 At D.A.H.S., the stars of 1977 are the seniors. This marks the last year for the stars of '77 and the end of a memorable era. Before the stars make their final exit from D.A.H.S., let's take a quick look back at what is perhaps their most unforgettable performance. Highlights from this great per- formance included a dramatic escape to Guilford Lake and a somewhat less dramatic return at a later date to make up the missed American His- tory exam. With such an exciting past performance, who knows what the future will bring? One thing is certain, though: if it's up to the stars of '77, the future will never have a dull moment. 13 Who Is Educated? Has your education given you sympathy with all good causes and made you espouse them? Has it made you public-spirited? Has it made you a brother to the weak? Have you learned how to make friends and to keep them? Do you know what it is to be a friend yourself? Can you look an honest man or a pure woman straight in the eye? Do you see anything to love in a little child? Will a lonely dog follow you down the street? Can you be high-minded and happy in the meaner drudgeries of life? Do you think washing dishes and hoeing corn just as compatible with high thinking as piano playing or golf? Are you good for anything to yourself? Can you be happy alone? Can you look out on the world and see anything but do liars and cents? Can you look into a mud puddle by the wayside and see anything in the puddle but mud? Can you look into the sky at night and see beyond the stars? Can your soul claim relationship with the Creator? From LEAVES OF GOLD Copyright 1948 The Coslett Publishing Company Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17 The Stars Of 77 Present . . . . Up The Down Staircase 18 Sadie Finch takes five. Joe Ferone gives Sylvia a book report. Dr. Maxwell Clarke Sylvia Barrett ... Beatrice Schachter Paul Barringer ... J.J. McHabe .... Ella Friedenberg . Frances Egan Charlotte Wolf ... Samuel Bester ... Sadie Finch ....... Lou Martin ........ Lennie Neumark Carole Blanca ... Alice Blake ....... Vivian Paine .... Rusty O'Brien ... Linda Rosen .... Jose Rodriguez .. Carrie Blaine ______ Harry Kagan ....... Jill Norris ....... Rachel Gordon ______ Elizabeth Ellis Charles Arrons Edward Williams ., Joe Ferone ......... Helen Arbuzzi ______ Francine Gardner Katherine Wolzow Ellen .............. Student Director ., Student Director ., Director ........... . . . . .........Larry Thomas .......Cherri Laughlin .. Mary Beth Peterson ............Pat Kelly .......Rick Williams .......Shawn Bauman .......Tracy Hartman .......Nancy Jo Tullis ........ John Vietmeier .. .Teresa Montgomery ..........Kevin Rose ....Duncan Cameron .......Jane Pastore ..........Karin Page .........Cheryl Fitch .........Mickey Scott .......Tina Cooper .......Dave Peppel ....Teresa Reynolds .......Mike Coontz .......Kelli Lewis .......Cris Cusick .......Sheila Broscoe ........Kim Vollnogle Mark Hoopy Lewis .......Ron Jackson .......Kathy Doyle ... Terra Pekarchick .......Karen Klein ----Connie Carpenter ....Lorraine Knight ....... Kenda Loch .. Mrs. Kaye Kessler 19 -J 71C Pasi S ar iwij' , Jh Z Nl , .fj VA ■ V N„ y $ut 7 7 r ,:f: S£z n I V ft’ VAp ( bPii E K Na S CLASS OFFICERS: President—Mickey Scott, Vice-President—Teresa Reynolds, Secretary- Jane Pastore, Treasurer—Lorraine Knight. Tom Bacon Terri Bacon Shawn Renee Bauman Carolyn Sue Beverly Charles John Borg George Donald Boso Jr. Sheila Margaret Broscoe Brian Leonard Brown Darlene Brown 23 George Burl Brown Jr. Connie L. Carpenter Duncan A. Cameron 24 Rachel Ann Crothers Cristine Elizabeth Cusick Teresa Lynn Cusick Sylvia Ann Dillard Thomas E. Dixon Christine Renee Foster Cheryl Lee Fitch Douglas Karl Everett 25 Thomas M. Gallo Lesa Ellen Gray Linda Marie Gresh Tracy Lynn Hartman Elizabeth Ashley Hawthorne Meda Lynn Hirst Kimberly Sue Hiscox Sandra Ellen Hohider Michael John Holshue David Allen Jackson Lee Alan Huffman Darrel Lee Jackson, Jr Ronald Alan Jackson Dale A. Kampfer Michael Scott Kastner 27 Patrick Andrew Kelly Karen Patricia Klein Lorraine Rae Knight David Neill KuhnS Carolyn Sue Lambert David Randall Latshaw Cherri Jeanne Laughlin John Steven Lenkey Jan Kelli Lewis 28 Mark Anthony Lewis Betty Jane Liggitt Judith Lynn Lioscomb Rickie Franklin May Gayle Eileen Mattix Kenda Jean Loch Judd Allen McCamon Teresa Marie McAllister Gregory John Mayernlk Robert Bennett McGaffic Patricia Mary McKee Sally Elizabeth McCartney Brian Hilles McMillan Michael Douglas McMillan Paul Thomas Mercina Mark Steven Miller Valerie Jean Miller Melanie Ann Mitchell Teresa Montgomery Janet Ellen Morlan Donna Darlene Owens Jane Pastore Karin Lynn Page Janet Louise Pancurak Terra Lee Pekarchick David Wayne Peppel Ruth Ann Pastore Mary Elizabeth Peterson William Martin Pierce Pauline Marie Proctor Teresa Jayne Reynolds Patricia Ann Rogan Kevin Jon Rose Kelly Susan Russell Andrew Steve Samu Robert Michael Scott 32 Kathy Lynn Shuman Randall David Sprague Dale Levern Sweeney John Alan Vietmeier James Raymond Ullom Nancy Jo Tullls SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Licia Rae Andric, Richard Alan Beverly, Julie Ann Brownfield, Terry Edward Dickey, Ronald Folino Gallo, Cathy Lynn Long, Betty Moore, Rebecca Sue Wells. Senior Activities LICIA RAE ANDRIC Voice—1,2,3,4; French Club—2, 3,4; Rabble Rousers—2,3; Senior TERRI BACON Play Cast—4. C.O.E.—4; Y-Teens—1,2; 0- lympian—1; Student Council—1, 2; Class Officer—President—3, Secretary—1, Treasurer—2; French Club—2; County Chorus—1,2,3; Young Alive—3; Concert Band — 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble—1; County Band—1; National Honor Society — 3,4; Football Homecoming At- tendant—2; Honors Banquet—1,2, 3,4; Teenager of the Month Can- didate—4. TOM BACON Welding—3,4 SHAWN RENEE BAUMAN Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Secretary--4; Tutor—1; Quill Scroll—3,4; Students Voice—1,2,3,4; Co- Editor—4; French Club--1,2,3,4; Marching Band—3,4; National Honor Society—3,4; Girls Track— 1,2,3; Snowball Attendant—4; Honors Banquet—1,2,3,4; Future Teachers—1,2; French Banquet Server—1; Senior Play Cast—4; Buckeye Girls State Alternate—3; Teenager of the Month Candidate — 4. CAROLYN SUE BEVERLY RICHARD ALAN BEVERLY CHARLES JOHN BORG Key Club—1,2,3,4; Science Club— 1,2,3,4; Student Council—4; Class Officer--President—1; Vice-Pres- ident—2; French Club—2,3; Foot- ball--!; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Track—1,2. GEORGE DONALD BOSO, JR. Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble — 3,4; Band Officer—4; Band Coun- cil—4. SHEILA MARGARET BROSCOE Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; ScienceClub— 1; Future Nurses—1,2,3; Students BRIAN LEONARD BROWN Welding—3,4; Track—1. DARLENE BROWN Business Club—1,2; HomeEc Club— 1,2,3; Y-Teens—1,2; Science Club—1,2; Art Club—1,2,3. GEORGE BURL BROWN, JR. Welding—3,4. JULIE ANN BROWNFIELD Nike—3,4; Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Audio Visual Crew—3; Track—3; Rabble Rousers—1,2,3. CONNIE L. CARPENTER Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Future Nurses— 3; Olympian—1; French Club—2, 3,4; County Chorus—3,4; Young Alive—3,4; Ensemble—1; March- ing Band—1,2,3,4; Concert Band — 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society — 3,4; Track—1,2,3,4; Volleyball — 3,4; Majorette—1,2,3,4; Honors Banquet—2,3,4; Volleyball Cap- tain—4; Most Outstanding Under- classman in Track—2; Teenager of the Month Board—4; Teenager of the Month--4. DUNCAN A. CAMERON Science Club—3,4; Olympian—3, 4; Co-Editor—4; French Club—2, 3,4; Art Club—3,4; Journaleers— 3,4; National Honor Society—3,4; National Merit Scholarship Fi- nalist—4; Buckeye Boys State—3; Senior Play Cast—4; Teenager of the Month—4; Teenager of the Year—4; Honors Banquet—2,3,4; Lab Assistant—4; Societv of Distinguished American High School Students—4; Blocksom Art Award—2. TERRY LEE CHAMBERLAIN Science Club—1,2,3; Students Voice—2,3; Audio Visual Crew — 2; Cross-Country—1,2,3. 34 BETTY JO CHUCK C.O.E.--4; Business Club—3,4; Home Ec Club—1,2,3,4; Y-Teens— 1,2,3,4; Science Club—3,4; Tu- tors--!; Olympian—3; Art Club 1,3,4; County Chorus—1; Track— 1,2; Future Teachers—1,2; Rabble Rousers--3. MICHAEL DAVID COONTZ County Chorus—1; Football—1,3; Track—1,2,3,4; Rabble Rousers-- 1,2,3; Senior Play Cast—4. TINA MARIE COOPER Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Science Club— 1; Future Nurses--3,4; Quill Scroll—4; Students Voice—1,2,3, 4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Con- cert Band--1,2,3,4; Band Counci I — 4; Track—2,3,4; Majorette —1,2, 3,4; Snowball Attendant—4; Honors Banquet—4; Office Aid—4; Guidance Counselor's Aid—4; Senior Play Cast—4. GARY LEIGH CRIHFIELD County Chorus—1,3; Rock En- semble—3. JERI LYNN CRISS RACHEL ANN CROTHERS Nike—3; Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Stu- dents Voice—2; County Chorus— M. CRISTINE ELIZABETH CUSICK Business Club—3,4; Y-Teens--1, 2,3,4; Students Voice—1,2,3,4; Ensemble—1; Marching Band—1, 2,3,4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Ma- jorette—1,2,3,4; Football Home- coming Attendant—3; Basketball Homecoming Attendant—4; Honors Banquet—1,4; Senior Play Cast—4. v TERESA LYNN CUSICK C.O.E.--4; Business Club--2; Home Ec Club—3,4; President—4; Nike—3; Y-Teens—2; Art Club— 2; Library Assistant—3; Volley- ball--3. TERRY EDWARD DICKEY SYLVIA ANN DILLARD C.O.E.—4; President—4; Business Club—1,2,3,4; Secretary—4; Nike — 3,4; Treasurer—3; Secretary—4; Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Students Voice— 4; Olympian—2; Sweetest Girl— 4; Rabble Rousers—1,2. THOMAS E. DIXON Key Club — 4; Quill Scroll—4; Students Voice—1,2,3,4; Olympian— 1,2,3,4; County Chorus—1,3; Young Alive—3,4; Ensemble—4; Football—1,2, 3,4; Track—1,2,3,4; Honorable mention All’County Football; Who's Who Among American High School Students— 3,4. KATHY LYNN DOYLE Business Club—1,2,3,4; Y-Teens— 1,2,3,4; Science Club—1,2,3; Art Club—1,2,3,4; Senior Play Cast—4. DOUGLAS KARL EVERETT Key Club—3,4; Science Club—3, 4; President—4; National Honor Society—3,4; Football—1; Cross- Country—2,3,4; Track--1,2,3,4; Honors Banquet—4; Who's Who Among American High School Students—3,4. CHERYL LEE FITCH Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; President—4; Science Club--3; Future Nurses— 2,3,4; President—4; Students Voice—1; Olympian—2,3,4; Advertising Manager—4; Student Council—3; French Club—2,3,4; County Chorus—1; Ensemble—1; Marching Band—1,2; Concert Band—1,2; National Honor Society—3,4; Track—2,3,4; Cheer- leader—1; Prom Attendant—3; Honors Banquet—1,2,3,4; Teen- ager of the Month Candidate—4; Senior Play Cast—4. CHRISTINE RENEE FOSTER Y-Teens—1; Track—2,3,4; M.V.P. of Track Team; School Record in Hurdles—3; Honors Banquet—3; Office Aid--4. RONALD FOLINO GALLO Science Club—3,4; French Club-- 2; County Chorus—1,4; Basket- ball—1,2,3,4. THOMAS M. GALLO LESA ELLEN GRAY Y-Teens—3; Marching Band—1,2, 3,4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball--4; Captain—4; Track— 1,2,3,4; Volleyball—3,4; Highest Scorer—3; 1st Team—Tri-County Basketball—4. LINDA MARIE GRESH C.O.E.—4; Secretary—Treasurer— 4; Business Club—4; Home Ec Club—3; Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Science Club—2; Art Club—2; County Chorus—1; Rabble Rousers— 3; Senior Play Crew--4. 35 CHERYL JEANNE HAHN LEE ALAN HUFFMAN C.O.E. CHERYL JEANNE HAHN C.O.E.—4; Business Club—4; Nike—4; Y-Teens—4; Library Assistant—2,3; Honors Banquet— 1.4. TAMMY SUE HARMON Business Club—1; Y-Teens—3,4; Track—1,2,3,4; Volleyball—3; Football Homecoming Attendant— 4; Honors Banquet—4; Rabble Rousers--1,2,3,4; Senior Play Crew—4; Who's Who Among American High School Students— 3.4. JACQUELINE KAY HARTMAN C.O.E.—4; Business Club—3,4; Home Ec Club—2,3; Nike—4; Y-Teens—3; Marching Band—1,2; Concert Band—1,2; Snowball At- tendant—4; Rabble Rousers—1. TRACY LYNN HARTMAN Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Future Nurses— 1,2,3,4; Program Chairman—4; French Club—2,3,4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Concert Band—1, 2,3,4; Track—1; Majorette—2,3, 4; Basketball Homecoming At- tendant--4; Honors Banquet—4; Senior Play Cast—4. ELIZABETH ASHLEY HAWTHORNE HomeEc Club—2,3; Science Club — 2,3; Art Club—2,3,4; Rabble Rousers--3. MEDA LYNN HIRST Business Club—1; Future Nurses— 1,2,3; Ensemble—3,4; Library Assistant—3,4; Basketball—2,4; Track—2; Honors Banquet—3,4; Guidance Counselor's Aid—4. KIMBERLY SUE HISCOX Y-Teens—1,2; Tutors—1; French Club—2,3,4; Marching Band—1, 2,3; Concert Band—1,2,3; Bas- ketball—4; Track—1,2,3; Volley- ball--3,4; Honors Banquet—3,4. SANDRA ELLEN HOHIDER Business Club--3,4; Nike—4; Y- Teens—1,2,3,4; Science Club—1, 2; Future Nurses—1,2; Library Assistant—4. Concert Band—1,2,3; Marching Band—1,2,3; Football—1,2,3; Golf—4. DARREL LEE JACKSON, JR. Olympian—2,4; County Chorus— 3; Young Alive—3; Football—1; Senior Play Crew—4. DAVID ALLEN JACKSON Footba 11 —3,4. Basketba 11 —2,3,4; Cross-Country—2; Track—3. RONALD ALAN JACKSON Key Club—1; Science Club—1; Football—1,2,3; Rabble Rousers— 1,2,3; Senior Play Cast—4. DALE A. KAMPFER Welding—3; Key Club—4; Foot- ball—1; Basketball Manager—1, 2; Senior Play Crew--4. MICHAEL SCOTT KASTNER Basketball—1,2,3. PATRICK ANDREW KELLY Key Club—2,3,4; Secretary—3; Science Club—1,2,3,4; Students -Voice—2, French Club—2,3,4; Secretary—3; Audio Visual Crew --2,3; National Honor Society— 3,4; Football—1,3,4; Co-Most Valuable Offensive Lineman—4; 2nd Team County Football—4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; 2nd Team County Basketball—4; 2nd Team Tri-County Basketball—4; Spe- cial Mention Morning Journal All Area Basketball Team—4; Track --1,2,3,4; Honors Banquet—1,2, 3,4; Buckeye Boys State—3; Who's Who Among American High School Students—3,4; Camp Fitch Coun- sejor—3,4; Senior Play Cast—4; Teenager of the Month Candi- date—4. KAREN PATRICIA KLEIN Nike—3; Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Sci- ence Club—1,2,3; Tutors—4; En- semble--!; Audio Visual Crew—2, 3,4; Marching Band—1,2; Concert Band—1,2; Track—3; Cheerlead- er—1,4; Most Improved in Track — 3; Rabble Rousers—1,2,3; Senior Play Cast—4. LORRAINE RAE KNIGHT Business Club—2,3,4; President— 4; Home Ec Club—1,2; Y-Teens— 2,3,4; Snowball Chairman—4; Tutors--!,2; Future Nurses—2,3; MICHAEL JOHN HOLSHUE Quill Scroll—3,4; Students Voice—1,2,3,4; Circulation Man- ager-4; 0lympian--l,2; Student Council—4; Class Treasurer—4; County Chorus—4; Library Assist- ant-- ,3,4; Snowball Attendant— 4; Future Teachers--1,2; Rabble Rousers—1; Sweetest Girl —4; Who's Who Among American High School Students—3,4; Student Director of Senior Play—4. DAVID NEILL KUHNS Welding--3,4; Football--l,2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3. CAROLYN SUE LAMBERT Business Club--2; Nike—3,4; President-(Vice)--4. DAVID RANDALL LATSHAW Welding--3,4; Honors Ban- quet--4. CHERRI JEANNE LAUGHLIN Y-Teens--1,2,3,4; Snowball Chairman—4; Tutors--2; Quill Scroll--3,4; Students Voice— 1,3,4; Advertising Manager—4; French Club--2,3,4; Co-Chairman Menu Committee--2; Art Club — 1,2,3,4; Secretary—3; Treasurer— 4; County Chorus—1; Young Alive--4; Ensemble--1; National Honor Society--3,4; Volleyball — 4; Reserve Captain--4; Honors Banquet—1,2,3,4; Future Teach- ers--! ; Rabble Rousers--2,3; Chairman of Prom Program Invi- tations Committee—3; Buckeye Girls State Alternate--3; Senior Play Cast--4; Teenager of the Month Candidate—4. JOHN STEVEN LENKEY Football--2,3,4; Co-Captain—4; Cross-Country--1. JAN KELLI LEWIS Y-Teens--1,2,3,4; Science Club--3; Tutors—1,2; Future Nurses--3,4; Olympian--l,2,3; French Club—2,3,4; Marching Band—1; Concert Band—1; Na- tional Honor Society—4; Track — 2; Cheerleader--1,2,3,4; Head Varsity—4; Basketball Home- coming Attendant--4; Prom At- tendant--3; Honors Banquet— 1,2,3,4; French Banquet Server— 1; Future Teachers--1,2,3; Rabble Rousers—1,2,3; Senior Play Cast--4. MARK ANTHONY LEWIS Key Club--4; Student Council—2; Football—1,2,3,4; Basketball — 1,2,3,4; Track—1,2,3,4; Captain —4; Key Club President—4. BETTY JANE LIGGITT C.O.E.—4; Business Club—3; Track—1. JUDITH LYNN LIPSCOMB Business Club—3,4; Home Ec Club —3,4; Y-Teens—4; Cross-Country —4; Track—1,3,4; Volleyball—3. KENDA JEAN LOCH Y-Teens--1,2,3,4; Science Club --3; Future Nurses—1,2,3,4; Sec- retary—4; Quill Scroll—3,4; Students Voice—1,2,3,4; Co- Editor—4; French Club—2,3,4; County Chorus—1; Marching Band —1,2; Concert Band—1,2; Bas- ketball Homecoming Queen—4; Honor Banquet—1,2,3,4. CATHY LYNN LONG GAYLE EILEEN MATTIX Business Club—1; Home Ec Club— 1; Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Treasurer— 4; Students Voice—3,4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Concert Band—1, 2,3,4; County Band—3; President —4; Band Council—4; Snowball Queen—4; Honors Banquet--4; Pep Band—1; Rock Ensemble—2; Jazz Band--4; Rabble Rousers— 1,2,3; Prom Committee Chairman --3; Senior Play Crew—4. RICKIE FRANKLIN MAY County Chorus—1,3; Young Alive—3; Marching Band—1,2,3, 4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; GREGORY JOHN MAYERNIK Basketball—1; Cross-Country—1, 2,3,4. TERESA MARIE MCALLISTER C.O.E.—4; Business Club—2,3,4; Home Ec Club—2,3; Art Club—3. JUDD ALLEN MCCAMON Welding—3,4. SALLYELIZABETH MCCARTNEY C.O.E.--4; Business Club—2,3,4; Vice-President—4; Home Ec Club —2; Secretary—2; Students Voice --2,3; Art Club—1,2,3; Ensemble —1.2. ROBERT BENNETT MCGAFFIC Science Club—1,2,3,4; French Club—2,3,4; Americanism Gov- ernment Test Award—2,3,4. 37 PATRICIA MARY MCKEE Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Science Club—3; County Chorus—1,2,3,4; Young Alive—4; Ensemble— 1,2,4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Concert Band--1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble--1,2,3,4. BRYAN HILLES MCMILLAN Welding--3; Key Club--4; Foot- ball— 1,2,4; Basketball—1,3; Most Valuable Defensive Line- man—4. MICHAEL DOUGLAS MCMILLAN Science Club—3; Young Alive— 3,4; Ensemble—4. PAUL THOMAS MERCINA French Club—3,4; Football—1,2, 3; Golf—4. MARK STEVEN MILLER Art Club—2; Audio Visual Crew— 3,4. VALERIE JEAN MILLER Home Ec Club—3,4; Science Club —2; Art Club—3,4. MELANIE ANN MITCHELL C.O.E.—4; Business Club—1,2,3, 4; Vice-President—4; Students Voice—1,2,3. TERESA MONTGOMERY Nike—3; Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Vice-President—4; Tutors—1; Future Nurses— 1; Students Voice —1; French Club—2; Art Club— 3,4; County Chorus—1,2,3; Young Alive—3; Ensemble—1; Library Assistants--2; National Honor Society—4; Honors Banquet—4; Future Teachers—1,2; Rabble Rousers—3; Senior Play Cast—4. BETTY MOORE JANET ELLEN MORLAN Home Ec Club—3,4; Y-Teens— 1,2,3,4; Tutors—1; French Club— 2,3,4; Young Alive—4; En- semble--!; Library Assistant--2; Marching Band—1,2; Concert Band—1,2; Track—3; Honors Banquet—4. DONNA DARLENE OWENS C.O.E.—4; Business Club—2,4; Home Ec Club—1,2,3,4; Treasurer --4; Y-Teens—4; Art Club—3; Library Assistant—4; Honors Banquet—4. KARIN LYNN PAGE Home Ec Club—1,2,3,4; Y-Teens —3,4; Science Club—2,3,4; Sec- retary—4; Art Club—3; Marching Band—1; Concert Band—1; Hon- ors Banquet—4; Rabble Rousers— 2,3; Buckeye Girls State—3; Sen- ior Play Cast—4. JANET LOUISE PANCURAK Nike—3,4; Secretary—3; Presi- dent—4; Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Fu- ture Nurses—2,3; Treasurer— 3; Olympian—2; Student Coun- cil—4; French Club—2,3; County Chorus—1; Young Alive—3,4; Ensemble--4; Library Assistant— 2; Snowball Attendant—4; Honors Banquet—4; Future Teachers; 2,3; Secretary—3; Prom Co-Chairman —3; Senior Play Crew—4. JANE PASTORE Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Science Club —3; Future Nurses—3,4; Students Voice—1,2,3; Student Council— 1; Class Treasurer—1,2; Class secretary—3,4; French Club—2, 3,4; Treasurer—4; County Cho- rus--!; Cheerleader—1,3,4; Football Homecoming Queen—3; Honors Banquet—4. RUTH ANN PASTORE Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Future Nurses —1,2,3,4; Olympian—1; Class Vice-President—1; Class President —2; French Club—2,3; Art Club— 1,2,3,4; President—4; County Chorus—1; Track—1,2; Cheer- leader—1,2,3; Honors Banquet— 1 4. TERRA LEE PEKARCHICK Y-Teens--1,2,3,4; Olympian—4; Advertising Manager—4; French Club—2,3,4; County Chorus— 1; Young Alive—4; Ensemble— 4; Future Teachers—1,2,3; Vice- President—3; Rabble Rousers— 2,3; Honors Banquet—3,4; Senior Play Cast—4. DAVID WAYNE PEPPEL Football—1,2,3,4; Track—1,2,3, 4; Most Valuable Sophomore in Track; Most Valuable Fieldman in Track—3; Track Captain—4. MARY ELIZABETH PETERSON Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Science Club --4; Tutors--1; Journaleers—3,4; Students Voice—1,2; Olympian— 3,4; Co-Editor--4; French Club— 2,3,4; National Honor Society— 3,4; Track—1; Volleyball—4; Honors Banquet—1,2,3,4; French Banquet Server—1; Future Teach- ers—1; Rabble Rousers—3; A.J. Abrams Poetry Award—1; Ameri- canism . Government Test Award --3,4; Buckeye Girls State—3; Camp Fitch Counselor—3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students—3,4; Senior Play Cast— 4; Teenager of the Month—4. 38 WILLIAM MARTIN PIERCE RANDALL DAVID SPRAGUE Welding—3,4. PAULINE MARIE PROCTOR Business Club—1,2,4; Y-Teens— 1,2,4; Science Club—1,2; Olym- pian-- ; Track--2; Volleyball — 3; Cheerleader—1,2,3,4. TERESA JAYNE REYNOLDS Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Science Club —3; Future Nurse$--1,2,3,4; President--4; Students Voice--1; Class Vice-President—4; French Club--2,3,4; County Chorus—1; Ensemble--1; Audio Visual Crew —2; Marching Band—1,2,3; Con- cert Band—1,2,3; National Honor Society—4; Track—2,3; Prom Queen--3; Honors Banquet--1,2, 3,4; Buckeye Girls State—3. PATRICIA ANN ROGAN Business Club--4; Nike--4; Y- Teens--4; Tutors--4; Library As- sistant--4; Marching Band—1,2,3, 4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble--4; Volleyball—3. KEVIN JON ROSE Art Club--3; Football—1,2,3,4; 1st Team All-County Basketball — 3; 2nd Team All-County Basket- ball- ; Tri-County Basketball Team—3,4; Morning Journal A- ward (Football)--Defen$e--4. KELLY SUSAN RUSSELL Y-Teens—1,2,3,4; Scier.ice Club —3; French Club—2,3,4; National Honor Society—3,4; Volleyball Manager--3; Rabble Rousers--3; Honors Banquet—1,2,3,4. ANDREW STEVE SAMU Vice-President of Chorus—4; Young Alive--3,4; Ensemble— 1,2,3,4; Marching Band—1,2; Concert Band--1,2; County Band—1. ROBERT MICHAEL SCOTT Key Club--2,3,4; Vice-President --4; Science Club--3,4; Student Council—2,3,4; Class Vice-Presi- dent- ; Class President—4; French Club—2,3,4; National Honor Society--4; Basketball — 2,4; Teenager of the Month Can- didate—4. KATHY LYNN SHUMAN Science Club--3; Honors Banquet -1,2,3,4. French Club—4; Young Alive— 4; Quartet--4; Cross-Country—1, 4; Track--4; Honors Banquet--4. DALE LEVERN SWEENEY TABYTHA RHEA TAULBEE Y-Teens—1,2; Art Club—1. LARRY ALLEN THOMAS Art Club—1,2,3,4; Play Cast—4. RAYMOND LEONARD THOMPSON, JR. NANCY JO TULLIS Tutors—4; Marching Band—1,2,3, 4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Rabble Rousers—2; Senior Play Cast—4. JAMES RAYMOND ULLOM French Club—2,3,4; Vice-Presi- dent—3; President—4; County Chorus—1,2,3; Young Alive—3; Audio Visual Crew—2,3; National Honor Society—3,4; Basketball — 1,2; Cross-Country—1,2,3; Track —1,2,3; Honors Banquet—1,2,3,4. JOHN ALAN VIETMEIER Key Club—1,2,3,4; Science Club —1,2,3,4; Vice-President—3; Olympian—4; Business Manager— 4; French Club—2,3,4; National Honor Society—3,4; Cross-Coun- try—2,3,4; Track—2,3; Nomin- ated to Air Force Academy—4; Teenager of the Month Candi- date—4. KIM LEE VOLLNOGLE Student Council—1,2,3,4; Treas- urer—1; Secretary—2; Vice- President—3; President—4; Class Treasurer—3; Football--1,2,3,4; Co-Captain—4; 1st Team All County Football—4; 1st Team Tri- County Football—4; 2nd Team All Ohio Football—4; Bud Bucher Award--4; Morning Journal Offen- sive Player of the Year—4. RICK A. WALLACE Welding—3; Art Club—3. REBECCA SUE WELLS RICHARD SCOTT WILLIAMS Science Club—4; Olympian—4; Clerical Manager—4; National Honor Society—3,4; Golf—3,4; Honors Banquet—1,2,3,4; Buck- eye Boys State—3; Senior Play Cast—4; Teenager of the Month Candidate—4. 39 Senior Day— Beginning Of The End The annual Senior Day awards as- sembly was held on Thursday, May 26, 1977 at 1:00 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. The pro- cessional, Pomp and Circumstance, was played by Carter Beck. After the Seniors were seated, the program be- gan with the address of class president Mickey Scott. The presentation of awards followed, the first being given out by Mr. Blackburn. These were the gold honor cords for the Top Ten Honor Students. In addition to the awards, a select group performed the class song, and Teresa Montgomery read her class poem. With all this, Senior Day was a very happy experience, but maybe a little sad as well. Senior Day Awards 1. Gold honor cords presented to top ten: Mary Beth Peterson Kelli Lewis Jim Ullom John Vietmeier Cheryl Fitch Kelly Russell Terri Bacon Shawn Bauman Rick Williams Connie Carpenter 2. Awards of Distinction: Rick Williams Mary Beth Peterson Doug Everett John Vietmeier Cheryl Fitch Teresa Reynolds Jim Ullom Kenda Loch Mickey Scott Duncan Cameron Paul Mercina Pat Kelly Randy Sprague 3. Vocational Certificates: David Latshaw—Welding Lenny Thompson—0. W.E. 4. Perfect Attendance Awards: Betty Jo Chuck Sylvia Dillard Terra Pekarchick Jean Altenhof Virginia Clark Bob Evans Billie Jo Hutcheson Denny Kampfer John McCullough Tom Rudibaugh Otis Taylor Karen Albright Carter Beck Alice Casto Julie Cole Beth Garrison Terry Shuman Mike Starr Dan Bartholow Pat Belaney Mike Harmon Judd Kemats Rick Montgomery 5. Library Assistant Awards: Shelley Coleman Donna Owens Lorraine Knight Sandy Hohider Patty Rogan Cheryl Gilson Amy Hurd Kim Knight Meda Hirst Vickie Wolf 6. Audio Visual Awards: Ray Haren Tim Plachecki Karen Halverstadt Perri Russell Bret Ashton Karen Klein Tim Kuhns Mike Buckley Joe Baronzzi John McCullough Jeff Lawrence Ken Bailey 7. Bausch Lomb Science Award: Mary Beth Peterson 8. Blocksom Art Award: Larry Thomas 9. Gerrard National Honor Society Award: Pat Kelly 10. Ohio Math Association Award: Eric Peterson 11. Tom Crihfield Math Award: Randy Sprague 12. Biology Lab Assistant Award: Teresa Montgomery Duncan Cameron Pat Kelly Debbie Hurd Patty Hammett Charlotte Reinke Ruth Ann Barnard 13. Office Assistant Awards: Sylvia Dillard Tina Cooper Chris Foster John Lenkey Mike Kastner Kim Hiscox Lesa Gray Sheila Broscoe Tammy Harmon Meda Hirst Terra Pekarchick 14. David Arter Award: Pat Kelly 15. Dr. Seward Harris Award: Dave Peppel 16. Alice Armstrong Award: Lesa Gray 17. V.F.W. Awards: Shawn Bauman Connie Carpenter Pat Kelly Gayle Mattix Greg Haren 18. Senior Cheerleader Awards: Pauline Proctor Kelli Lewis Jane Pastore Karen Klein 19. D.A.R. Good Citizen Award: Mary Beth Peterson 20. Rotary English Award: Cherri Laughlin Mary Beth Peterson 21. Kiwanis Art Award: Missy Pastore Larry Thomas Bill Martin 22. Kiwanis Science-Math Award: Mary Beth Peterson Jim Ullom John Vietmeir 23. Kiwanis Language Award: Mary Beth Peterson Jim Ullom Shawn Bauman 24. Gama Zeta Award: Mary Beth Peterson Kelli Lewis 25. John Phillip Sousa Award: Gayle Mattix 26. B.P. W. Awards: Sylvia Dillard Marilyn Lambert 27. Pam Carroll Scholarship: Tammy Harmon 28. Lisbon Music Study Club Scholarship: Teresa Smith 29. Richard Lance Leggett Scholarship: Pat Kelly 30. Americanism Government Award: Kim Powell Bob Crihfield Tim Steitz Jeany Hutcheson Mary Beth Peterson Bob McGaffic 31. Olympian Awards: Cheryl Fitch—Ms. Olympian Doug Everett—Mr. Olympian 42 Kiss today qoodbye. The sweetness and the sorrow. Wish us luck; the same to you. But we can't regret all the happy times all the happy times. Look, our eyes are dry. Our high school days have ended, It's what we looked forward to. And we won't forget all the happy times all the happy times. Gone, all those carefree days, As we travel on It's those we'll remember. Kiss toda'. goodbye. And point us toward tomorrow. We'll do what we have to do. Won’t forget. Can't forget all the happy times all the happy times all the happy times All those carefree days. As we travel on It's those we’ll remember. Written by: Karin Page All The Happy Times Karin Page wrote the words of the 1977 Class Song. It is set to the tune of a popu- lar song from A CHORUS LINE, and was performed by a group of Seniors on Senior Day. Remembering The 1977 Class Poem was written by Teresa Mont- gomery, and was read by her on Senior Day. To remember back on passing times. When mothers told us nursery rhymes. When first grade arrived we were all filled with fear. An occassional eye might house there.............a tear. To think back on school years that quickly passed by, And now that it's over we might breathe a sigh. So remember the good times, remember the bad, Remember your friends and always be glad. Reach for the heavens, hope for the stars, Be all that you can be, not what you are. Cherish the memories, your friends, and their smiles. Although old friendships may stretch across miles. Remember this day, the month, and the year. The world that we enter now fills us with fear. Too many an eye now houses............... a tear. Teresa Montgomery 43 Graduation— The Last Hurrah The 107th Annual Baccalaureate and Commencement was held at War Memorial Stadium on Sunday, May 29, 1977 at3:00 p.m. resident Mickey Scott velcomed those in at- cendance and then Rev. John Owen gave his Bac- calaureate address, On Your Mark. The next two speakers were Vale- dictorian Mary Beth Pe- terson and Salutatorian Kelli Lewis. After the speeches of these two girls, Superintendent Joe W. Dris- coll made a short speech about the Class of '77 and turned the podium over to Mr. Blackburn for the mo- ment everyone was waiting for—the distribution of the diplomas. Mr. Blackburn presented the class while Mr. Donald Carman awarded the diplomas. The Benediction was next, followed by quite an uproar among the students as we realized we had finally done it. 45 mM Mr. Olympian This year the Student Council chose DOUG EVERETT as Mr. Olympian. Doug's activities included Key Club—3,4; Science Club—3,4; President—4; French Club—3,4; National Honor Society—3,4; Football—1; Cross-Country — 2 3,4; Track—1,2,3,4; Honors Banquet--4; Who's Who Among American High School Students—3,4. 48 Miss Olympian This year the Student Council chose CHERYL FITCH as Miss Olympian. Cheryl's activities included Y-Teens — 1,2,3,4; President--4; Science Club—3; Future Nurses—2,3,4; President—3; Students Voice—1; Olympian—2,3,4; Advertising Manager—4; Student Council—3; French Club—2,3,4; County Chorus—1; Ensemble—1; Marching Band—1,2; Concert Band—1,2; National Honor Society—3,4; Track—2,3,4; Cheerleader—1; Prom Attendant—3; Honors Banquet—1,2,3,4; Teenager of the Month Candidate—4; Senior Play Cast—4. 49 ACICR§ What would a movie be like without any actors? It wouldn't exactly be a box- office hit woula it? Likewise, D.A.H.S. would be a pretty dull place without its students. Much as they would enjoy it at first, our teachers might easily slip into insanity without us students. Who would take their exams? Who would they send white slips to? What would they put in their grade-books—gro- cery lists? It's plain to see that the actors are an essential part of our movie. Their per- formance may not always be critically acclaimed, but they certainly keep our teachers OFFICERS PRES.--Tom Baronzzi, V-PRES.--Kirl Johnson, SEC. —Bryan Peppel, TREAS. — Doug Berdine. New Faces: The Class Of 1980 Jeff Adams Debbie Altenhof Laurie Anderson Sonya Argabrite Doug Arkwright Cathy Arnoto Tom Bagley Peggy Barnard Tom Baronzzi Chris Barthalow Danny Barthalow Carrie Barton Brian Baugh Linda Beatty Mike Beck Pat Belaney Doug Berdine Danny Bergert Carl Blair Mark Boso Vickie Boyd 52 Mike Brown Brenda Brownfield Judy Bryan Jeff Capper David Carman Mark Cibula Dan Cochran Shelly Coleman Patty Davner Heidi Deemer Tim Dickey Myron Dillard f :7W Brian Cooper Patty Corfee Lori Cusick Denise Davner Martha Dixon Robin Donahey Pam Donnalley Doug Doud Carolyn Ebert Barb Everett Vicki Faulk Shelly Fisher Mark Fitch Karen Frantz Matt Gottberg Becky Green 53 Sandy Grubbs Nancy Hahn Traci Hall Janice Halligan Larry Halverstadt Scott Hammitt Chris Hanna Mike Harmon Kelly Hause Dave Holloway Jeff Hoperick Vicki House Anna Huff Amy Hurd Sam Hutcheson Leslie James Kim Jennings Kirk Johnson Keith Kampher 54 Randy Kelch Judd Kemats Mark Klein Mike Klimko Kim Km'ght Jodie Kress Allen Latshaw Charles Latshaw Tim Loch David MacAleese Randy Manning Dan Martin Jeff McCullough Rick McCullough Robin McIntosh Teresa McLaughlin Marty Miller Karen Mitchell Rick Montgomery Jeff Moore Nick Muntean Jayne Owens Joyce Owens Penny Owens Linda Padurean Donna Parks Joe Pastore Lisa Pastore 55 Maurice Payne Brian Peppel Missy Peterson Jim Pike Cliff Poynter Barb Rebuck Ralph Richards Debbie Robinson Terry Rogers Gina Rohm Julie Rose Tia Rudibaugh Richard Rupp Attilia Samu Mike Straub Mike Sweeney Lonnie Taulbee Richard Thomas Sheryle Thompson Tommy Tinney Vickie Wolf Ken Wright Jeff Zimmerman William Tyson Scott Washam Guy Wells Suzie Wilson MISSING Roslyn Bates Robert Fatherly Rhonda Gilkinson Tom Henson Sam Jennings 56 V V Stars Of Tomorrow: The Class Of 1979 OFFICERS PRES.—Pam Proctor, V-PRES.—Mark Gardner, Apple, TREAS. — Kathle Richardson. SEC. —Bret Karen Albright Lee Alspaugh Bret Apple Tina Apple Toni Arnoto Jeff Arsuffi Brad Arter Dale Baker Kelly Bartholow Carter Beck Ray Bell Mike Beverly Ray Borg Suzanne Buckley Janet Burnip Peggy Burton Esie Cameron Ben Carman Alice Casto 57 Blaine Chamberlain Jeff Chapman Maria Cialone Steve Clark Julie Cole Rita Conway Bob Crihfield Roger Culler Tom Darcy Cheryl Davis Edith Dillard Kathy Gallo Mark Gardner Perry Donnalley Bruce Frankford Terry Fulk Anna Gallo Beth Garrison Cheryl Gilson 58 Henry Glenn Alice Gouldsberry Kurt Gresh Anthony Guappone Dan Guappone Ray Haren Pam Hartman Carol Hirst Dennis Hutcheson Cathy Johnson Lori Joseph Lori K off el Steve Kress Jeff Lawrence Dave Lewis 59 Ml Sam McCullough Steve McKee i fm Jackie Miller Lisa Minton Ralph Mitchell Joe Mook Carol Morgan Gary Morris Sharon Morris Bob Mountz Bonnie Mountz Dave Nold Marian Owen Cindy Pasurean Randy Perrino Mary Perchetti Virginia Peters Susan Peterson Pam Pierce Jeanne Pittenger Tate Plachecki Tim Plachecki Kim Powell Pam Proctor Renee Reed Chris Reinke Mike Post Mark Rice 60 Kathie Richardson Shari Rohm Terry Shuman Sean Smith Shane Smith Suzy Sneddon Patty Spooner Mike Starr Misty Vincent Cyndee Vulcan Jon Wallace Mary Alice Washam Judy Taylor Terry Thomas Cathy Triplett Wanda Tullis Dave Wellman William Wells MISSING Curt Brown Bob Cochran Dale Evans Lori Fulk Sean Hause Cindy Holdshue Tim Kuhns Jeff Miller John Moore 61 OFFICERS PRES. — Randy Coleman V. PRES.—Tom Rudibaugh SEC.—Teresa Null TREAS.— Cassle Hawthorne Coming Attractions: Class Of 1978 Tim Adams Laraine Allison Jeanlne Altenhof Lionel Argabrlte Pam Arter Bret Ashton Kenny Bailey Nancy Baker Ruthann Barnard Joe Baronzzl Jerri Bosworth Terri Bosworth Arthur Brown Mike Buckley Sharon Butream Connie Cannon Ed Casto Ed Chuck Jim Cibula Virginia Clark 62 I Randy Coleman Dianna Cope Paul Crosser Keith Crowell Dave Dickey Eric Dixon Tom Donnalley Sue Emerson Ed Davner JoAnn Davner Linda Davner Terri Detwiler Patty Evans Bob Evans Beth Everett Rick Frank Hr Jim Garvin Melanie Gottberg Bill Gouldsberry Kevan Grimm Mike Halligan Karen Halverstadt Patty Hammett Greg Haren Ted Hart Cassie Hawthorne Mark Hawthorne Mary Jane Hawthorr ' 63 Jeff Heckathorne Belinda Hillyer Tami Hoffman Debbie Hurd Billie Jo Hutcheson Jeany Hutcheson Bob Jackson Jean Jackson Jim Jackson Scott Jenkins Karen Johnson Tom Johnson Wilbert Johnson Denny Kampfer Mark Kastner Marilyn Lambert Bruce Leake Cathy Lesher Lori Lewis 64 0 Karen Long John MacAleese Bill Martin Tim McAllister Tom McCartney Alan McCord John McCullough Brent McDevitt Dave McEwen Tom McEwen Larry McGraw Dave McLaughlin Ed Miller Tom Morgan Teresa Myers Jay Nolte Teresa Null Kim Otto Eric Peterson Bennay Pezzano Jim Pezzano Tom Reese Charlotte Reinke Chris Reynolds 65 Kurt Reynolds Gale Rogers Tad Rose Tom Rudibaugh Perri Russell Tibor Samu Joy Scott Faye Senanefes Connie Shuman Teresa Smith Teresa Sneddon Sharon Stanley Tim Steltz Chris Swartz Sherry Sweeney George Taylor Jay Williamson MISSING Holly Backer Cathy Long Cindy Snyder Dwane Tyson 66 SCHOOL CALENDAR September 1 School begins October 8 Homecoming October 9 Homecoming Dance October 13 School pictures taken October 22 State golf; Sectional cross country October 30 District cross country November 2 Seniors measured for caps and gowns November 3 .......................................................................Volleyball sectional November 6 ..............................................................State cross country November 20 .......................................................Art Club Dance November 23 Tri-County Basketball Preview December 1 Seniors ordered graduation announcements December 4 SAT test given at DAHS December 8 ..............................................................................NHS induction December 18 ...........................................................Snowball Dance December 21 French Club Caroling Party January 15 Fall Sports Banquet January 21 Homecoming and Dance January 31 ........................................................Snow-no school February 1-4 Snow-no school also gas shortage February 7 Returned for 1 hr. to get assignments February 9 ...................................................................Back to school February 28 Basketball Tournament with Leetonia March 2 Basketball Tournament with Sebring March 11 Student-Faculty Basketball Game April 5 Seniors received their announcements April 6 .............................................................Honors Banquet April 15-16 Senior Class Play April 18 Pop Concert April 23 State Band Contest-we received all ones April 30 ......................................................................Junior-Senior Prom May 13 ........................................................Sophomores get class rings May 16 ............................................................Spring Chorus Concert May 18 .........................................................Spring Band Concert May 20 ...........................................................Boys district track May 23 ..................................................Y-Teens Mother-Daughter Tea May 25 .........................................Last day for seniors-got caps and gowns May 26 ....................................................................Senior Day May 27 ............................................................ Boys state track May 27 ..........................................................Girls district track ' May 29 ............................................................................Graduation June 3 Last day of school-Girls state track June 4 Spring Sports Banquet 67 DIRI(I€R§ The actors may be the most important part of a movie, but they can be pretty disorgan- ized without someone to su- pervise them. That's where the director comes in. He interprets the script and keeps total chaos from taking over. His work can make the difference between a bad movie and a good one. For a cast of our size, we have a number of dedicated directors. They are the faculty at D.A.H.S. Their guidance is necessary for our adjustment to life in the adult world. Although they would sometimes like it to be a little more quiet on the set, and the script might not always be played the way they would wish, our direc- tors have a way of pulling everything together and making the plot interesting. Mrs. Jennifer Ar- nold has taught Bi- ology I here for six years. This year, she also introduced a Biology II course. Mr. Robert Ashton teaches O.W.E. This class involves a number of Juniors and Seniors who have part-time jobs. I Mr. Curt Bacon teaches a number of math courses in- cluding Algebra and Sr. Advanced Math. Mrs. Ida Bancroft has been Chorus director for one year. She supervises such groups as County Chorus and Young and Alive. Mr. Marcus Chron- ister teaches Indus- trial Arts. Courses including Wood, Met' als, and Mechanical Drawing. Mrs. Susan Cold- snow , part of a hus- band-wife team, teaches Health. Mr. William Cold- snow teaches physi- cal Education as well as being foot- ball coach. Miss Ellen Daniels teaches World His- tory and American History. She is also Olympian advisor. Mrs. Jolane Day is also new at D.A. H.S. this year. She teaches various English courses. Mrs. Isobel Edger- ton is the dedicated librarian. Her help- fulness and efficien- cy are appreciated. Mr. Rick Engle teaches Social Studies. He is also Basketball coach. Mrs. Pat Essad teaches C.O.E., where she instructs a number of Junior and Senior girls with part-time jobs. Mr. Edward Gilkey has taught here for the past two years. He teaches several English courses. Mr. Jack Herrod teaches Earth Sci- ence, and for the first time this year has taught Biology I. Mr. Barry James is D.A.H.S. Guidance Counselor who is always more than willing to help. Mr. Richard Jones teaches English courses here at D.A.H.S. Mrs. Kaye Kessler teaches English courses and is also senior play director and Students Voice advisor. Mr. Joseph Kulifay teaches Chemistry and Physics as well as Practical Math. Mrs. Wilma Lanney has taught Art here for five years. In ad- dition to Art I through Art IV, she also teaches Art History Appreciation. Miss Peggie Madden is new this year. She teaches French and is French Club Advisor. Mrs. Christine May left us this year, but for her contri- butions as Math teacher these past two years we are grateful. Mrs. Jennie Mook is the school nurse. She divides her time between the high school and Mc- Kinley and Lincoln School. Miss Jodine Pilmer is the new Band director. Under her fine leadership, the band won a superior rating at state competi tion. Mr. Paul McGaffic has been janitor here for many years and is helpful to everyone. Mrs. Delores Steeb- ner teaches Home Economics and is the advisor for Home Ec Club. Mr. Jim Tullis is janitor here at the high school and shares his duties with Zip. Mrs. Judy Powell teaches the Indivi- dual Achievement Class. This is her first year here after teaching at Lincoln School. Mrs. Bernice Robb teaches commercial subjects such as typing and shorthand. Mr. Phillip Roude- bush teaches Busi- ness Education. This includes Gen- eral Business and Accounting. Mr. George Schors- ten has been in charge of the Lisbon welding program since it began. He will be leaving us due to the Joint Vo- cational School. Mr. John Ullom teaches Math courses and is the worthy replacement for Mrs. May. Mr. Reed Votaw teaches Problems of Democracy, Con- sumer Education, and Commercial Law. Mr. Scott Blackburn Principal LEFT—Mr. Blackburn has been princi- pal here for the past two years. During this time he has done much to improve our school, and for his help and guidan we are all very grateful. Mrs. Jane Ann Adams Secretary RIGHT—Mrs. Adams, Mr. Blackburn's right hand , has been at D.A.H.S. for 2 years. Her patience and willing- ness to help have been appreciated by all of us at the school. 76 Mr. Joseph Driscoll Superintendent Mrs. Joanne Rutecki Secretary FRONT: Joanne Dixon, Marlon Ramsey, Ruth James. BACK: Donald Morris, Donald Carman, Twlng Hlscox, Mr. Driscoll. ' -- IICHI§?CA 4[RA! ACII0N! As the cameras roll, they record all the drama and action taking place in our school. Much of this activity is organized under the clubs of D.A.H.S. They provide many community services, as well as taking part in school projects. They involve many students in their work and are an important part of the action here at the school. The following pages show a few scenes from the many activities of our organiza- tions. Marching Band _____f „ I The DAHS Marching Band, under the direction of Miss Jodine Pilmer, gave us a season of great halftime shows. SENIOR MEMBERS—FIRST ROW: Tracy Hartman, Cris Cusick, Connie Carpenter, Tina Cooper, Shawn Bauman. SECOND ROW: Mike Boso, Rick May, Gayle Mattix, Nancy Jo Tullis, Patty McKee, Patty Rogan, Lpsa Gray. 80 Majorettes Suzanne Buckley, Belinda Hillyer, Tracy Hartman, Head Majorette Tina Cooper. Connie Carpenter, Cris Cusick, Kim Powell. SENIORS: Tina Cooper, Tracy Hartman, Connie Carpenter, Cris Cusick 81 Concert Band This year, the Concert Band, under the direction of Miss Jodine Pilmer, came back from state contest with four straight superior ratings. This is the first time in nineteen years that this has happened to a band from David Anderson High School. Solo And Ensemble L. TO R.: Suzanne Buckley Kim Powell, Roger Culler, Alan McCord, Melanie Gottberg, Teresa Smith, Belinda Hi I Iyer, Beth Everett, Patty Rogan, Sharon Stanley, Gayle Mattix, Bill Martin, Mike Harmon, Kirk Johnson, Mike Boso, Karen Albright, Julie Cole, Robin McIntosh, Charlotte Reinke, Teresa Sneddon, Carter Beck. 82 COUNTY FESTIVAL MEMBERS. L TO R: Julie Cole, Teresa Smith, Beth Everett, Melanie Gottberg, Sharon Stan- ley, Patty Rogan, Teresa Sneddon, Alan McCord, Carter Beck. The D.A.H.S. Band had a new director this year—Miss Jodine Pilmer. Band officers were: Gayle Mattix........................Pres. Teresa Sneddon.................Sec Treas. Teresa Smith....................Librarian Mike Boso................Equipment Mgr. JAZZ ROCK ENSEMBLE. FRONT: Carrie Barton, Maria Cialone, Gayle Mattix, Mark Cibula. 2nd ROW: Suz- anne Buckley, Patty Rogan, Kim Powell, Julia Rose, Alan McCord. BACK: Chris Swartz, Julie Cole, Me- lanie Gottberg, Kirk Johnson, Teresa Sneddon, Char- lotte Reinke. 83 Chorus FIRST ROW: S. Butream, M. Lambert, T. Guappone, L. Lewis, K. Johnson, K. Halverstadt, M. Sweeney, R. Culler, M. Hirst, Mrs. Bancroft. SECOND ROW: L. Westover, P. Arter, L. Knight, J. Pancurak, B. Chuck, J. Davner, K. Rowell, C. Morgan, D. Hurd, V. Wolfe, R. Donahey. THIRD ROW: C. Reinke, A. Gallo, M. Gottberg, R. Sprague, C. Carpenter, T. Pekarchick, S. Sneddon, M. Dixon, R.Crothers. FOURTH ROW: T. Dickey, B. Chamberlain, K. Long, A. Samu, D. Berdine, T. Dixon, V. CLark, C. Reinke, T. Henson, L. Allison. County Chorus FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bancroft, S. Butream, M. Lambert, T. Guappone, L. Lewis, T. Dixon, K. Johnson, K. Halverstadt, C. Carpenter, S. Sneddon. SECOND ROW: C. Reinke, A. Gallo, P. Arter, L. Westover, B. Chuck, J. Davner, C. Morgan, D. Hurd, V. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: M. Gottberg, T. Dickey, K. Powell, D. Berdine, C. Reinke, T. Pekarchick, M. Dixon. 84 Young And Alive L TO R: Kim Powell, Terra Pekarchick, Martha Dixon, Doug Berdine, Anna Gallo, Janet Pancurak, Carole Morgan, Lori Lewis, Tim Dickey, Chris Reinke, Rick May, Debbie Hurd, Karen Johnson, Charlotte Reinke, Randy Sprague, Connie Carpenter, Andy Samu. TRIO. L TO R: Terra Pekar- chick, Janet Pancurak, Deb- bie Hurd, Chris Reinke, Charlotte Reinke. The D.A.H.S. Chorus had a new director this year--Mrs. Ida Mae Bancroft. Also de- serving mention, though their picture was unavailable, was the quartet. Members of this group were Bob Crihfield, Tom Dixon, Mike McMillan, and Andy Samu. Chorus officers for 1976-1977 were: Mike McMillan...................Pres. Andy Samu..................Vice Pres. Connie Carpenter..........Sec. Treas. 85 National Honor Society OLD MEMBERS—FIRST ROW: Kelly Russell, Cherri Laughlin, Connie Carpenter, Cheryl Fitch, Shawn Bauman Mary Beth Peterson, Terri Bacon. SECOND ROW: John Vietmeier, Duncan Cameron, Pat Kelly, Doug Everett, Jim Ullom. NEW MEMBERS—FIRST ROW: Beth Everett, Teresa Reynolds, Teresa Montgomery, Kelli Lewis, Melanie Gott- berg, Debbie Hurd, Sue Emerson. ... . A, SECOND ROW: Mickey Scott, Tim Adams, Mike Buckley, Tim Steitz, Rick Williams, Tom Rudibaugh, Alan McCord, Kenny Bailey, John McCullough. 86 Tutors Julia Rose, Patty Rogan, Nancy Jo Tullis, Doug Berdine. Audio-Visual Ray Haren, Tim Plachecki, Perri Russell, Karen Halverstadt, Kenny Bailey, Mike Buckley, Bret Ashton, Joe Baronzzi, John McCullough. 87 Biology Lab Assistants FRONT: Patty Hammett, Debbie Hurd, Pat Kelly, Ruth Ann Barnard, Charlotte Reinke. BACK: Duncan Cameron, Teresa Montgomery. Library Assistants L. TO R.: Lorraine Knight, Meda Hirst, Patty Rogan, Cheryl Gilson, Amy Hurd, Kim Knight, Vickie Wolfe. 88 C.O.E. FRONT: Teresa Cusick, Terri Bacon, Sylvia Dillard, Betty Chuck, Jackie Hartman, Mrs. Essad. BACK: Cheryl Hahn, Linda Gresh, Jeri Criss, Melanie Mitchell, Sally McCartney, Betty Liggett, Teresa McAllister. O.W.E. 89 FRONT: Carl Tuttle, Terry Dickey, Bob Evans, Rick Franklin, Patty Evans, Billie Jo Hutch- eson, Mr. Ashton. BACK: Kurt Reynolds, Tom Morgan, Bruce Leake, Mike Holshue, Tom Johnson, Len Thompson. Y-Teens Juniors And Seniors Freshmen And Sophomores Y-Teens is a school organization open to all girls in- terested in helping their community. Each year Y-Teens sponsor such activities as the Snowball Dance, a chil- dren's Christmas party, and the National Honor Society Tea. This year's officers were: Cheryl Fitch..................................Pres. Teresa Montogomery.......................Vice Pres. Shawn Bauman...................................Sec. Gayle Mattix.................................Treas. 91 French Club 92 New Members French Club is an organization open to all French 2, 3, and 4 students. Some of the events that French Club sponsors each year, besides the initia- tion ceremony, are the French Carolling Party and the French Banquet. This year's officers were: Jim Ullom....................Pres. Tim Adams...............Vice Pres. Pat Kelly.....................Sec. Mark Kastner................Treas. Student Council Kim Vollnogle—Pres. Sharon Butream—Vice Pres. Tim Adams--Secretary Treas. FRONT: Joyce Owens, Janie Owens, Judd Kemats, Sue Emerson, Sharon Butream, Roger Warren, 2nd. ROW: Lorraine Knight, Mickey Scott, Mark Gardner, Russell Liber, Kim Powell, T. Plachecki. BACK: Charley Borg, Kim Vollnogle. Future Nurses FRONT: Cathy Lesher, Lisa Minton, Tina Cooper, Teresa Reynolds, Teresa Sneddon, Dianna Cope, Lori Lewis, Karen Halverstadt, Belinda Hillyer. BACK: Cheryl Gilson, Sharon Morris, Suzanne Buckley, Kenda Loch, Kim Powell, Kelli Lewis, Cheryl Fitch, Tracy Hartman, Marian Owen. 94 Art Club FRONT: Barb Rebuck, Laurie Anderson, Liz Hawthorne, Kathy Doyie, Daisy Duck, Duncan Cameron, Traci Hail, Ruthann Barnard. BACK: Carter Beck, Sue McEwen, Perri Russell, Larry Thomas, Cherri Laughlin, Teresa Mont- gomery, Amy Hurd, Valerie Miller, Heidi Deemer, Mrs. Lanney. Art Club is an active service organization sponsored by Mrs. Lanney. Projects in- cluded making Christmas decorations for Hutton Nursing Home, window dec- orating contest held in East Liverpool, and the annual trip to the Carousel Dinner Theatre. Officers Missy Pastore--Pres. Larry Thomas—Vice Pres. Amy Hurd—Secretary Cherri Laughlin—Treasurer 95 Business Club FRONT: Dianne Cope, Sharon Butream, Joy Scott, Kathy Doyle, Cris Cusick, Pauline Proctor, Sylvia Dillard, Betty Chuck, Jackie Hartman, Mrs. Essad. BACK: Patty Rogan, Judy Lips- comb, Cheryl Hahn, Shari Rohm, Linda Gresh, Jeri Criss, Lorraine Knight, Melanie Mitchell, Sally McCartney, Teresa McAllister. Home Ec Club FIRST ROW: S. Mandich, R. Barnard, V. Boyd, E. Miller, K. Johnson, J. Scott, T. Cusick, J. Criss, T. Samu, E. Dillard, B. Hutcheson, H. Deemer, C. Triplett, C. Arnoto. SECOND ROW: C. Bartholow, L. Pastore, L. Cusick, B. Chuck, J. Owens, T. Myers, C. Padurean, C. Morgan, P. Arter, V. Clark, D. Altenhof, V. Wolfe, T. McLaughlin, B. Rebuck, T. Rudi- baugh. THIRD ROW: V. Miller, B. Garrison, L. Westover, P. Evans, R. Reed, K. Page, J. Mori an, C. Hahn, J. Lipscomb, P. Owens, C. Shuman, J. Altenhof, C. Lesher, C. Cannon, J. Hartman. % Journaleers Journaleers is an honorary society for members of the yearbook staff who have done outstanding work with regard to yearbook publication. Without these people this yearbook would not be possible. Quill And Scroll 97 Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization comprised of the top staff members of the Student’s Voice. They keep the school informed through their monthly publication. Key Club FRONT: Carl Tuttle, Bryan McMillan, Mark Gardner, Ron McGraw, Pat Belaney, Bret Apple, Tom Darcy, Tom Dixon, Gordon Mattlx, Carter Beck, Mike Beck, Brian Cooper, David MacAlease. BACK: John Vletmeler, Mickey Scott, Charley Borg, Hoopy Lewis, Dale Kampfer, Pat Kelly, Roger Warren, Dave Peppel, Randy Kelch, Brian Peppel, Doug Berdlne, Tom Rudlbaugh, Tim Adams. Key Club is a service organization spon- sored by Kiwanis international. Hoopy Lewis Mickey Scott Bret Apple .. Mark Gardner . Pres. . Vice-Pres . Secretary . Treasurer 98 Nike Club L. TO R.--Cathy Lesher, Pam Arter, Patty Rogan, Dianne Cope, Jackie Hartman, Sylvia Dillard, Janet Pancurak, Cheryl Hahn, Karen Halverstadt, Sheri Mandich, Carolyn Lambert, Marilyn Lambert, Connie Cannon, Jean Jackson, Anna Gallo. Nike Club is a service organization spon- sored by Business Professional Womens Club. Janet Pancurak .. Carolyn Lambert . Marilyn Lambert . Sylvia Dillard ... Pam Arter ....... Pres. Vice Pres. Treas. Rec. Sec. Corres. Sec. 99 Science Club FRONT: T. Hartman, K. Albright, S. Morris, T. Hoffman, L. Lewis, T. Gauppone, T. Cooper, T. Reynolds, K. Doyle, L. Knight, D. Cope, B. Hillyer, J. Davner. 2nd ROW: S. Sneddon, P. Burton, S. Buckley, M. Gottberg, K. Loch, B. Chuck, Beth Everett, B. Everett, M. Peterson, J. Rose, K. Johnson. 3rd ROW: J. Mook, M. Cibula, T. Sneddon, S. Emerson, K. Powell, M. Coontz, J. Vietmeier, A. McCord, J. McCullough, K. Johnson. 4th ROW: M. Scott, P. Kelly, K. Rose M. Lewis, D. Everett, D. Peppel, R. Gallo, R. Warren, M. Buckley, C. Borg. Doug Everett . Beth Everett . Barb Everett . Susan Peterson • President • Vice-President • Secretary • Treasurer 100 Welders FRONT: T. Bacon, B. Pierce, J. Nolte, J. Heckathorne, D. Latshaw, J. McCamon, T. Rose, E. Dixon, Mr. Schor- sten, BACK: S. Jenkins, T. McAllister, T. McCartney, D. Kuhns, T. Reese, D. McLaughlin, J. Williamson, G. Rogers. Mr. Schorsten has been in charge of the D.A.H.S. welding program since it began. For many years, he has done everything that he could to make this program worth- while, besides doing many other good things for which he can never be thanked. Because of the joint vocational school, he will be leaving us after this year. We would like to thank him for all that he has done and wish him much luck in the future. 101 FRONT: Larry Thomas, Alan McCord, Tina Cooper, Cris Cusick, Julia Rose, Janet Burnip, Peggy Burton, Judy Taylor, Kim Powell, Gayle Mattix, Sheri Mandich, Sylvia Dillard, Tony Guappone, Tom Dixon, Perri Russell, Vicky Faulk. BACK: Charlotte Reinke, Cindy Padurean, Carole Morgan, Laraine Allison, Shawn Bauman, Kenda Loch, Beth Everett, Sue Emerson, Mrs. Kessler, Susie Sneddon, Sharon Morris, Suzanne Buckley, Barb Everett, Traci Hall, Lorraine Knight, Sheila Broscoe, Bill Martin, Cherri Laughlin, Joe Mook, Becky Green 102 The Students Voice, sister publication to the Olympian, keeps D.A.H.S. informed through its monthly publications. Its new size and revised format have made it even more interesting than in past years. The work of its staff, with Shawn Bauman and Kenda Loch as co-editors and Mrs. Kessler as ad- visor, has been greatly appreciated. ABOVE: Mrs. Kessler Advisor 1977 Students voice Staff Co-editors.......... Assistant Co-editors Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Art Editor........... Chief Photographer . Typists ............ Copy editor.......... Advisor.............. .Shawn Bauman, Kenda Loch Sue Emerson, Beth Everett .Cherri Laughlin .Lorraine Knight Larry Thomas Tom Dixon Sheila Brosco, Gayle Mattix Suzanne Buckley Mrs. Kaye Kessler 103 Olympian This year the Olympian staff has worked long and hard to produce what we hope is the best yearbook ever by adding more color and more pages. We hope you find reading this yearbook as interesting as working on it was for us. 104 FRONT: Duncan Cameron, Alan McCord, Carter Beck, Joe Mook, Tom Dixon, Jeff Chapman Darrell Jack- son. BACK: Cathy Lesher, Perri Russell, Shari Rohm, Cheryl Fitch, Sharon Morris, Kim Powell, Terra Pekar- chick, Mary Beth Peterson, Sharon Stanley. RIGHT: Mary Beth and Duncan, Co-Editors, are shown here hard at work at finishing a deadline. LEFT: An important phone call sends the Olympian editors and assistants into action. ABOVE: Sharon Stanley looks over photos for possible publication. 105 Smile pretty now! daring escape. All of these things keep the viewer on the edge of his seat. The same goes for the ex- ploits of the athletes of David Anderson. Their excellence in action keeps us interested whether they are winning or EERCE§ ANE) I IM IM We've all enjoyed the dy- namic deeds of the heroes and heroines of the movies. They are of different kinds and sizes, but they all pro- vide thrilling entertainment. The unbelievable feats of the stuntman. The hilarious prat- falls of the rubber-legged comedian. The suspense of a FIRST ROW: Mr. Hum, Mr. Gilkey, Bryan McMillan, Ton Dixon, John Dave Peppel, Mike Coontz, Dave Kuhns, Dave Jackson, Mark Lewis, SECOND ROW: Mr. Ashton, Mr. Engle, Bill Gouldsberry, John MacRoger Warren, Tim McAllister, Kevin Grimm, Jim Cibula, Nils THIRD ROW: Tim Plachecki, Tate Plachecki, Russel Liber, Bret Frankford, Jeff Lawrence, Tom Darcy, Ben Carmen, Terry Fulk. 1976 BLUE DEVILS SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY Columbiana 13 21 Wellsville 3 18 Southern Local 7 14 Springfield 14 0 Leetonia 28 12 Sebring 29 41 United 20 14 Stanton 21 12 Crestview 30 3 E. Palestine 42 13 CAPTAINS Kim Vollnogle And John Lenkey 108 Lenkey, Lenny Thompson, Kim Vollnogle, Pat Kelly, Kevin Rose, Mike Kastner, Mr. Bacon, Mr. Votaw. Aleese, Tom Reese, Ted Hart, Bret Ashton, Dave McLaughlin, Weimer, Tad Rose, Kevin Viets, Mr. Shell, Mr. Coldsnow, Carl Tuttle. Apple, Steve Kress, Dave Nold, Bob Crihfield, Tim Kuhns, Bruce Mark Gardner, Gordon Mattix, Keith Crowl, Bob Borg. COACHES: Dave Shell, Bob Hum, Reed Votaw, Rick Engle, Chick Ashton, Ed Gilkey, Curt Bacon, (KNEELING) Head Coach Bill Coldsnow. 109 TOM DIXON Offensive Halfback Defensive Corner PAT KELLY Offensive Tackle Defensive End s E N I 0 R 110 DAVE KUHNS Offensive Fullback JOHN LENKEY Offensive Tackle MARK LEWIS Offensive Halfback Defensive Corner Dave Peppel Quarterback Kevin Rose Tight End Defensive Guard Bryan McMillan Defensive End Kim Vollnogle Offensive Guard Defensive Linebacker Len Thompson Split End 111 What, me worry?? This is their best side? But I'll mess-up my hair! Who stole my sled? ii i Little Blue Riding Hood? This is my last Clorox Commericial! OK guys, we rush'em on three. . . Wait! I think I found my contact! Over 1000 yards! 113 Freshman Football 114 FIRST ROW: Dave MacAlleese, Pat Belaney, Richard Rupp, Dan Martin, Judd Kemats. SECOND ROW: Tim Loch, Mark Fitch, Mike Beck, Kirk Johnson, Keith Kampher, Mike Sweeney, Mark Klein, Brian Cooper. THIRD ROW: Mike Klimko, Matt Gottberg, Mark Cibula, Mike Brown, Sam Jennings, Richard Thomas, Doug Berdine, Brian Peppel. 115 COACH: Reed Votaw Volleyball VARSITY FIRST ROW: Mary Beth Peterson, Kim Hiscox, Connie Carpenter (captain) Lesa Gray, Susan Peterson. SECOND ROW: Coach Peggie Madden, Debbie Hurd, Virginia Clark, Karen Albright. RESERVE FIRST ROW: Patty Spooner, Susie Sneddon, Perri Russell, Cherri Laughlin (captain), Lori Joseph. SECOND ROW: Coach Peggie Madden, Lisa Minton, Maria Cialone, Amy Hurd. Hurd. 116 1976 RECORD OPPONENT RESERVE VARSITY Leetonia Lost Lost Beaver Lost Lost Sebring Lost Lost Stanton Lost Won Crestview Lost Lost Southern Lost Lost Sebring Lost Lost Leetonia Lost Lost Crestview Lost Lost Beaver Lost Won East Liverpool Lost Lost United Lost Lost Salem Lost Won 117 VARSITY Paul Marcina (senior), Mark Kastner, Coach Phil Roudebush, Nick Muntean, Scott Hammitt, Rick Williams (senior). RESERVE Denny Kampher, Jeff Chapman, MISSING: Lee Huffman (senior). 118 1976 RECORD Beaver Local E. Palestine Salem Beaver Local Crestview Springfield E. Palestine Salem Tri-County Meet Columbiana Stanton Crestview Sebring Columbiana Stanton Springfield Beaver Local Sectional Beaver Local Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Finished Third Lost Won Won Won Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost 119 Cross Country FIRST ROW: Doug Everett (senior), Tom McEwen, Randy Sprague (senior), Mike Harmon, Chris Reynolds, Terry Shu- man, John Vietmeier (senior). SECOND ROW: Jim Ullom (senior), Julie Cole, Judy Lipscomb (senior), Tim Adams, Greg Mayernick (senior), Ray Haren, Coach Jim Patsey. The David Anderson High School Cross Country team had much to be proud of this year. Under the leadership of their coach,. Jim Patsey, this hard working group ran its way to a record of ten winsandfour losses and became the 1976 Tri-County Champs. To finish the season in grand style, Mike Harmon traveled to Columbus to participate in the State Cross Country Meet held on November 6. Mike finished thirtieth with a time of 10:52. Congratulations to Mike and the rest of the Tri-County Champs! 120 121 Girls’ Basketball VARSITY--FIRST ROW: Judy Bryan, Meda Hirst, Lori Lewis, Lesa Gray (captain). SECOND ROW: Karen Albright, Carol Hirst, Susan Peterson, Kim Hiscox, Debbie Hurd, Pam Arter. RESERVE--FIRST ROW: Alice Gouldsberry, Connie Cannon, Martha Dixon, Peggy Barnard. SECOND ROW: Perri Russell (captain), Karen Long, Coach Joleen Day, Virginia Peters, Esie Cameron. 122 1977 VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY Beaver Local 21 87 Crestview 17 81 Stanton 25 28 Leetonia 30 49 Southern Local 24 67 Sebring 49 71 Crestview 33 35 Springfield 43 42 United 36 73 Beaver Local 24 73 United (tournament) 27 63 123 Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Bret Ashton, Mickey Scott, Charley Borg, Mark Lewis, Tom Rudibaugh, Bryan McMillan. SECOND ROW: Kevin Rose, Tom Reese, Tim Steitz, Dave Jackson, Pat Kelly, Ron Gallo, Coach Rick Engle. CAPTAINS Charley Borg and Kevin Rose. 1977 VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY East Palestine 63 78 Crestview 81 90 Leetonia 76 49 Sebring 57 71 Columbiana 48 88 South Range 70 69 Stanton 72 41 United 60 81 Southern 60 65 Beaver Local 54 84 Crestview 65 43 Leetonia 55 66 Springfield 71 60 Southern 69 64 Springfield 65 60 Sebring 60 69 United 66 75 Stanton 73 46 124 125 DAVE JACKSON RON GALLO CHARLEY BORG Senior PAT KELLY 126 127 The team got in a huddle . . . Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Don't you dare cross that line! Does the rulebook say anything about ladders? 128 Get your hands out of my face! Reserve Basketball Gordon Mattix, Tom Darcy, Bob Crihfield, Mike Buckley, Dave Wherry, Bret Apple, Ray Borg. Coach Ed Gilkey. 1977 RESERVE RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY East Palestine 38 49 Crestview 51 55 Leetonia 41 46 Sebring 48 51 Columbiana 55 44 South Range 66 47 Stanton 53 28 United 31 53 Southern 50 47 Beaver Local 38 60 Crestview 44 51 Leetonia 54 34 Springfield 63 41 Southern 58 57 Springfield 51 43 Sebring 47 45 United 51 57 Stanton 66 39 130 131 Freshman Basketball FIRST ROW: Jeff Moore, Joe Pastore, Scott Hammitt, David Carman, Mike Sweeney, Brian Cooper, Ron McGraw, Mark Fitch, Mike Beck, Jim Pike. SECOND ROW: Dan Martin, Richard Rupp, Doug Berdine, Richard Thomas, Jeff Adams, Brian Peppel, Judd Kematz, Tim Loch, Coach Curt Bacon. 132 133 Boys’ Track FIRST ROW: Tom Reese, Dave Peppel (senior), Bret Ashton, Chris Reynolds, Tim Adams, Dave McLaughlin, Jeff Chapman, John MacAleese, Tom Darcy. SECOND ROW: Joe Pastore, Tim McAllister, Bret Apple, Pat Kelly (senior), Roger Warren, Tom McCartney, Russell Liber, Doug Berdine, Gordon Mattix, Dan Bartholow, Pat Belaney, Randy Sprague (senior), Mike Harmon, Ray Haren, Doug Everett (senior), Tom McEwen. The 1977 David Anderson High School boys' track team had a good record this year, finish- ing the season with 4 wins and 2 losses. Dave Peppel traveled to state competition at Columbus on May 28. He finished third with a vault of 13 feet. Congratulations, Dave! 134 Dave is on his way! Coach Chick Ashton 135 Varsity Cheerleaders Tami Hoffman, Karen Klein, Kelli Lewis (captain), Pauline Proctor, Jane Pastore, Patty Hammett. SENIORS: Kelli Lewis, Pauline Proctor, Karen Klein, Jane Pastore. 137 Reserve Cheerleaders Peggy Burton, Rita Conway, Sherri Sweeney (captain), Janet Burnip, Pam Proctor. 1J8 Freshmen Cheerleaders CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Lisa Pastore, Janice Halligan, Missy Peterson, Shelley Coleman, Ann McDevitt (cap- tain), Robin McIntosh. 139 Girls Track VARSITY. FRONT: Cheryl Fitch, Tina Cooper, Lesa Gray, Connie Carpenter, Judy Lipscomb, Tammy Harmon, Chris Foster. BACK: Karen Johnson, Charlotte Reinke, Cassie Hawthorne, Beth Everett, Perri Russell. RESERVE. FRONT: Alice Gouldsberry, Peggy Burton, Kim Powell, Esie Cameron, Julie Cole, Cathy Johnson, Jeanne Pittenger, Anna Gallo, Margaret Schweitzer. BACK: Judy Bryan, Laurie Anderson, Peggy Barnard, Sue McEwen, Becky Green, Barb Everett, Chris Hanna. Under the leadership of Miss Jodine Pilmer, the D.A.H.S. Girls' Track Team had a fine record. Lisbon 54 1 2 Beaver Local 55 1 2 Lisbon 85 Sebring 25 Lisbon 77 Leetonia 33 Lisbon 63 Crestview 47 Lisbon 62 1 2 E. Palestine 47 1 2 Lisbon 37 Wellsville 73 Lisbon 79 Sebring 31 Lisbon 60 S. Range 50 Lisbon 52 Leetonia 58 The excellent performance of Julie Cole this track season enabled her to go on to state competition. We congratulate her on her athletic ability. 141 ACADEMY AWARDS The most prized award an actor or actress can receive is the Oscar. Itisafitting reward for all the hard work and energy expended by the actor. Our school doesn't have any- thing that can approach the prestige or honor of an Aca- demy Award, but it has some celebrities of its own. The following pages show the Oscar winners of D.A.H.S. 1976 Football Homecoming Queen Miss Sue Emerson The Court Kim Vollnogle Presents Sue Robin Donahey (freshman), Sharon Butream (junior), Queen Sue Emerson (jun- with her flowers, ior), Tammy Harman (senior), Pam Proctor (sophomore). 145 1976 Snowball Queen Miss Gayle Mattix 146 Escorts and Attendants: Don Altman, Jackie Hartman, Dave McLaughlin, Tina Cooper, Mike Buckley, Shawn Bau- man, Tad Rose, Queen Gayle Mattix, John Padurean, Janet Pancurak, Mark Steeb, Lorraine Knight. 147 Dancing to the music of Hollywood. 1977 The Court Queen Kenda poses with her escort Tracy Hartman, Kelli Lewis, Queen Kenda Loch, Jackie Hartman, Cris Paul Mercina. Cusick. Escorts: Ted Hart, John Lenkey, Don Altman, Dave Kuhns. Not pictured here is Paul Mercina. The newly crowned Queen gets a kiss from Mickey Scott. 149 1977 Prom Queen And King Beth Everett And Tad Rose 1977 Prom Court FRONT: Beth Pezzano, Queen Beth Everett, King Tad Rose, Shawn Toot. BACK: Attendants— Jim Pezzano, Faye Senanafes, Tom Reese, Patty Hammett, Retiring Queen Teresa Reynolds, Retiring King Mickey Scott. Tom Reese replaced Ted Hart, an original member of the court, who was unable to attend. The theme of the 1977 prom, held on April 30, was Tonight's the Night. The evening started with a smorgasbord dinner at the Christian De- velopment Center in Lisbon. After dinner, approximately 250 promgoers and chaperones boarded chartered buses for the Jew- ish Community Center in Canton where the Prom and After Prom were held. There was some delay as the band set up, but the wait was well worthwhile. The group. Great Lakes Band, was excellent and provided a suit- able musical background for the evening. After a substitution for one of the crownbearers, the coronation was held with Beth Everett being crowned Queen and Tad Rose crowned King. Activities at the After Prom included swimming, basketball, and of course dancing. Music for the After Prom was provided by Vision. Finally, at about 4 a.m., six busloads of tired but happy people returned to Lisbon for sleep or breakfast or whatever. 151 152 153 STUDENTS VOICE OPINION POLL FRIENDLIEST FRESHMAN WITTIEST SOPHOMORE MOST DEPENDABLE JUNIOR Kelly Hause Kim Powell Randy Coleman FAVORITE TEACHER PRETTIEST GIRL MOST HANDSOME BOY Mr. Roudebush Kelli Lewis Dave Peppel BEST GIRL DANCER Missy Pastore BEST BOY DANCER Hoopy Lewis BEST DRESSED GIRL Sylvia Dillard BEST DRESSED BOY PEPPIEST GIRL PEPPIEST BOY Mickey Scott Karen Klein John Lenkey MOST ADMIRED GIRL Teresa Reynolds MOST ADMIRED BOY John Lenkey MOST SOPHISTICATED GIRL Shawn Bauman MOST SOPHISTICATED GIRL MOST LIKELY TO BOY MOST LIKELY TO BOY SUCCEED SUCCEED Jim Ullom Mary Beth Peterson Duncan Cameron MOST ATHLETIC GIRL MOST ATHLETIC BOY MOST OUTSTANDING Lesa Gray Pat Kelly SENIOR Kim Vollnogle 55 Top Ten Honor Students Valedictorian MARY BETH PETERSON 4.00000 Salutatorian KELLI LEWIS 3.97222 156 JIM ULLOM 3.96202 JOHN VIETMEIER 3.89743 CHERYL FITCH 3.891025 KELLY RUSSELL 3.84722 TERRI BACON 3.81690 SHAWN BAUMAN 3.78082 157 RICK WILLIAMS 3.75324 CONNIE CARPENTER 3.72666 sawvM t 'x FINANCIAL BACCFRN The successful production of any movie depends on its fi- nancial backers. In the same way, the production of the Olympian depends largely on its financial backers—those merchants who purchase ad- vertisements. Our advertisers have been especially gener- ous this year, and we are happy to introduce several new supporters. Because of the kindness of these people, we urge you to support them as they have supported us. Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 From The FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Lisbon, Ohio Red Carpet Service Is Our Only Product THE FIRESTONE BANK “We Welcome Your Business William Haifley President Member F.D.I.C. HEIM SHEET METAL INC Industrial Sheet Metal 23 South Market Street East Palestine, Ohio Phone 426-9314 166 167 £eUs-lUggr Jfuneral omt Robert B. Leggett R. Lynn Leggett tCst. 1628 424-5500 LISBON STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN 120 North Beaver Street Lisbon, Ohio 44432 MORGAN’S DRUG STORE Gift Shop Prescriptions Lisbon, Ohio 424-7287 American Greeting Cards PILMER AUTO PARTS 169 One Last Look At The Stars Of 77 The End Special thanks to: Dayis Studio . ..................................for photography Miss Ellen Daniels...........................for patient supervision Mr. Ken Brayer................................... for helpful advice Josten's American Yearbook Company.....................for publishing Morning Journal . . . . for photos Faculty and Students of D.A.H.S..........................for making this yearblol possible We hope you have enjoyed this year's Olympian. It's beJ a lot of hard work preparing it for you, but it's also been a fulfilling experi- ence. We hope reading it has been one for you. Sincerely, Duncan and Mary Beth V Autographs . . i V ’■ ....