Dixie High School - Greyhound Yearbook (New Lebanon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1971 volume:

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The King's courtiers were Seniors, Bill Dextlinger and David Stamperg junior, Roger Burchettg Sophomore, Wayne Siglerg and Freshman, Garry Moore. .The regal occasion was con- cluded Frith a dance entitled Pig- skin and Velvet, with the King and Queen reigning. election time comes to dixie As guest speakers honored to have the repre- sentative from the Ohio State Legislature, David Albritton, and the world- renowned track star, jesse Owens. Amidst reminis- cences and humorous anecdotes, Mr. Owens discussed today's youth and the large role we, as Dixie students, must some day assume in the world. The program concluded with many Dixie student athletes meeting and talking with Mr. Owens. iw if S QQ Agri S is A gfik in in i ' il Yf 1 g , , L . W ,- Am.: 1- 1 31:74 . XM f E, .X ,V f . , xg, if .. , ki rf sg 5 4 W ?: k4?'s A aww H 1 ,g, . an E am ' Q Q cross country - great fun! Two and a half miles, ridiculous. Good, it's raining. Meet's off Only 11,397 feet to go. I think I'11 pass out. What is this, a 600 hill? I think we're lost. Why did I come out for this sport? Cross Country - Great Fun. Q i . December came and cold winds blew and the snow cam tumbling down. We'd tromp to the bus stop and catch snowflakes on our tongues. With ears red and noses red and 2.11 bundled up like chubby Eskimos, with lacy, icy patterns on eyelashes and handfuls of snow down our backs, we'd smile through chattering teeth. . ii Y i , - Q. A fini H' I A ' Q sl ' X K ,AWV tx., W s 8 M, 4 Y' L ,. In 4 Xl V L., fa , -2.3 A I? BW L -1 l.. ...S L.. L ff ff' wry-S N Q , ' Q5 1 1 , V 5 W Xw 9 SY A 3? Q. A Engng,-U. QM?- Q1 X Q- Y New as I .4 'F if Ns . .1 :ff SH.: cf leg. E Q 1, as 5 9.-in-f r Q. 4 ,. ,J 'ri' '. 3' .-. , A . V3 f Q f Q sl AT ! -4' R U a 3 X : i nkitsinkitsinkitsinkitsinkitsinkitsinkitsi nkitsi nk i tsi of the game is basketball. a of ho e. 27 inkitsi nki tsinki tsinkitsinkitsinkit sinkitsinkitsinki We wanted to be number one. 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' 5 'X 5--mp., , 'i :L M T AL 2 9k Sl 1 - 57 .J like Q99 N Jia as asm a moment in Camelot Take 60 juniors, 13. 3 miles of crepe paper 20, O00 staples, 4, 320 ft. of masking tape, I, H0 ft. of heavy guage wire, and tons of determination against great odds and your product will be ll night of magic und en- cliantinent - truly, 11 moment in Camelot. gif' 3 fi Q is if xf :V ig I 41015 W W fmuf- fg H. Mm H j awk ' 9 fm 5 g I X A I Jjfn Y flmluiuiia yr V 7 kin 1? iwiix W . . , ss ST'-i W 5 k:'1 5 -is Sf i xx K 4 ' I3 , I 1 gi gary pierce. queen: reda mc intosh a Qi 455556 the prom is an expensive thrill QQ ,' I ,i l .. .ge :ww X . ,Q I 1 Wm ..:l fl JN ff K Ile 2, 3' A J , 'gag Ja- N-1 1 'i , T 579- X K1 PF B5 . g.....f. ma' '1 ' W if XJ ' .P ,V A 'R Q 4 E .6 X11 AN fi P ef' 552 'QB- M W-rs Sw it lr '- If - M ' I 9:15 A w.Nx1im9i Q . 'A K 5 f lQfZ l , yi A 3 , 'R ,S QLWA at Q, ,Q I k .A ,325 MW h E 5 V N v? 3 ,. , .. -.53-E :vk I FE ' 5 Q 5 .4 H s , 4 Q that big day, may 23rd Graduation. . . for some it came all too soon and then for others not soon enough. The Pomp and Circumstance of this event made everyone a little nostalgic and reflective. To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. These are the goals set by the Class of 1971. ei' 63 Graduation always seems a little silly unless you are a senior. Then, despite your too long gown and too big cap, and thattassel hanging in your eyes, you feel strangely important. On graduation night you are somebody. You get a diploma with your name on it and you shake hands with impor- tant peopleg but most important you alone are somebody. They call your name because you've done something on your own. Your parents take pic- tures and make mov-ies of you, and friends shake your hand. People give you a break, and for once, everyone is on your side. You deserve it. You've graduated. You're out now. You made it! if 1 A-. 5' 5 3 . 511 ' . r 52.5.-T is sfigf -' i f Q- : M M N Q X S QQ Y Q Q X 1' X X RQRW 4 Y. ff F ., MN . :L N 2 xx f I A,-M. Uv! is . 1 t. .LL wx :WZ -' fx X 'F' Q 1 . T 'J' , H' 5 ,wwf 5 v S? W , ' ' N , s W i5 E' V 5 s , . 3 7 . K V mf!! . ' x , 5. A ,,.,,y?lh ' ,,,,,,,,,,,.w,W.r H H ' 4 Superintendent Simmie G. Alley Principal Daniel Mueller as Curriculum Director Dayne Shaw the administratior Assistant Principal Charles Douglas 4 is ...,qul9 g :XA -a gg' e as s 525 , xx svn? ,Lf 5 rf,-3 'J Se cretary Carol Tipton Assistant to Clerk Carrol Miller School Psychologist V jacquelyn Voegele Clerk louise Erbaugh and their assistants Guidance Counselor Secretary to Principal Teachers' Aid Phyliss Turner Marilyn Kerschner Judy Clymer 2 L21 1 FIRST ROW: Mr. Douglas, Advisor, Mrs. Partain, Advisor, Connie Tully, Connie Walden, Carol Birbal, David Ruxer, Mr. Bachelor, Advisor, SECOND ROW Francine Black Donna Osborne, Marsha Yeager, Debbie Tully, Sandy Miller, Vicki Bryant, Betty Wyatt, Connie Pennington, Betty Smith. THIRD ROW: Denise Black, joy Mohler, Marla Standafer, Sue Vanover, Cheryl Rinck, Joanne Jones, Susan Stahr, Eva Standafer. FOURTH ROW Landa Flory, Debbie Smith Carin Russell, Cheryl McQueen, Paul Osborne, Tim Smart, Dale Ann Hoover, Norma Riegel f.h.a. FIRST ROW: Peggy Shep- herd, Connie Walden, jan Walker, Francine Black, Barb jackson, Linda Salyers, Bev Hil- dreth, Denise Black. SECOND ROW: Debbie Davis, Marietta Mar- conett, Donna Grieshop, Denise Hunn, Robin Thompson, Melinda Michael, Dana Four- man, THIRD ROW: Vicld Sebastian, Melissa South, Denise Fugate, Mary Jackson, Pat Perkins, Stella Dunn. FOURTH ROW: Theissa Armstrong, Debbie Sweet, Vicki Thomas, Denise Dafler, Cheryl Rotterman, Patti Puterbaugh. 70 Our cooks and janitors help keep our school running from behind the scene. What would we do without our ldies in white-- Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Bowser, Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Erisman, Mrs. Mc- Donald, and Mrs. Covington. And of course, we can't forget Mr. Taylor, who like our parents, goes around all day picking up after us. if 1 71 ROW 1: Bill Scherer, Rick Morgan, Bill Erisman, Bill Denlinger, Tim Smart, Gary Pierce, Gary Lambert, jim Marquis. ROW 2: Paul Osborne, Eddie Burchett, Mike Moore, Mike Miller, Gene Gallagher, Alan Chambers, john Grossnickel, Brad Warvel, Mr. Bachelor. ROW 3: Authur Erbaugh, Bob Saunders, jim Olt, joe Phillips, Mark Hamby, Byron Priser, Chuck Marquis, Til Powers. dma klub ROW 1: Mrs. Whitehair, Melanie Duncan, Debbie Stockslager, Diana Edwards, Ian Golden, Cindy Roberts. ROW 2: Joanne Jones, Debbie Snowden, Kathy McNinch, Cindy Rotterman, Kathy Curtis, Barb Marquis. ROW 3: Cathy Cory, Brenda Lewis, Vicki Stockslager, Nancy Denlinger, Crista Erbaugh, Lynn Kerschner, Betty Smith, Connie Pennington. ROW 4: Ann B1-uns, Anita Hunn, Carol Birbal, Sally Honious, jane Conn- ing, Sue Denlinger, Shari Hunt, Cheryl Rinck. ROW 1, Fred Askins, Michael Hileman, Joy Mohler, Debbie Albertson, Norma Riegel, Lessia Goad. ROW 2 Betty Smith, Joanne jones, Paula Horvath, Debbie Davis, Dawn Fosnaugh, Steve Yost. ROW 3: Eddie Bur- chett, Bob jones, Larry McRoberts, Gary Douglas, ROW 4: Mark Hamby, Debbie Spencer, Cathy Shank, Susan Stahr, Roger Bennett. ROW 5: Kathy McNinch, Barb Marquis, Sheila Spitler, Authur Erbaugh, Debbie Moses, Penny Swartzel. ROW 6: David McNinch, David Ullery, Joni Decker, Barbara Jackson, Randy Man- ning, Raymond Marion. ROW 7: Mason Folven. scholarship team ecology club ROW 1: Paula Horvath, Lee Dillon, Donna Goad, Eva Standafer, Joni Decker, Rick Crouch, Grace Hasslet, Cheryl Rinck, Betty Smith, Donna Osborne, Mrs. Nelson. ROW 2: 'Tom Coriel, Mark Hamby, Darrell Izor, Nancy Denlinger, Pat Short, Denise Black, Ulanda Flory. f.m.c.c. FIRST ROW: Debbie Albertson, Connie Tully, Marla Standafer, joy Mohler. SECOND ROW: Kathy Cory, Viclci Saul, Cindi Rotterman, Debbie Tully, Bonnie Marconett. THIRD ROW: Diana Edwards, Jeannie Moore, Cheryl Rotterman, Rose Wharton, Eve Standafer, Sandy Osborne, Marsha Yeager, Mrs. Seim, Advisor. 74 Q K , L, A X X 4 ig s, 4 ba E as wa Q A x X. . 5 L -is N ,P 4 4 L X Lt L E E, L J , r Q5 'Ki . K as R 1 uf if X Q . S , is A Q as 5 NX La qw is .SF L 32 5 LY, in it Wig ,L 5 Kgs rf 3 an ,ff X1 L Q X x W 3 3 0 3 fi H QQ! 11- 5, v :S L f f, L sg wi 'P m L L X L ' , 5 L -Q 5 5 W 1 X M 5 , Q Y 1+ i ' ' wx-55 ff - , X5 QQEEQ, i LL f ' 5 I H L L V. 1 a H LDL :L, wi- L f LQ , J L L LLL L LL, -5 A T' I5 1 if' 55' 'lf ?1S ::5?4-A : ' 'QE 21555 L fb ' '- 1, L ' 55' I7 ' U ' ff? K xi, 'V Q L ky 5 Q 3? Paff L Lv-'Q ,,,,.-A O. W. E. students were rec- ognized at the D. E. R.A. Banquet for having the largest savings account and contributing the most to the success of the program. E occupational work experience O. W. E. was a new venture this year. Students selected to be in this program attended school three periods and were then released to report to their jobs. Mr. Arnett, the Coordinator, kept his students busy in social studies, mathematics, and English. The rest of his time was spent keeping them in jobs. Students were able to combine this work study program with other school activities. They also published a newsletter, The Gopher Gazette . 77 E13 ROW 1: Terri Bennett, Barb Dixon, Donna Osborne, Cathi Roesch, Advisor Mrs. Sowersg ROW 2: Lisa Smith, Karen Ehler, Sheila Spitler, Judy Dixon, Pam Gray, Candy Evans, ROW 3: Bonny Brown, Kathy McNinch, Barb Marquis, Kathi Curtis, janet Golden, jackie Mil- ler, Cindy Rotterman, ROW 4: Teresa Lyons, jean Stephenson, Gay Vanover, Vanessa Franklin, Pam Fiel, Bonny Gray, Carol Tipton. ROW 5: Sandy Mc- Intosh, Reda McIntosh, Connie Penn- ington, Debbi Tully, Debbie Sweet, Sandy Miller, Becky Zimmerman, ROW 6: Ann Bruns, Cecilia Oppie, Theissa Armstrong, Karen Riggs, Cindi Ander- Y, ,,,, l-.m.., son, jamie Heath, Connie Ruebush. girls, varsity basketball ROW 1: Becki Beach, Cheryl McQueen, Lisa Munson, Debbie Spoonmore, Captain Vivica Wilson, Joanne Gearhart, Debbie Blevins, Cecelia Oppie, Sandy Mclntosh. ROW 2: Betty Hale, Susie Altman, Jane Conning, Melanie Roberts, Aletha Wilson, Diann Bailey, Lu Ann Dearth, Chris Werts, Betty Smith, Cindy Roberts, jan Golden. drill team Seniors: Diann Bailey, Drill Sargent Joanne Gearhart, Debbie Blevins, Captain Vivica Wilson, Cheryl Mc- Queen, Co-Captain Debbie Spoonmore, Lu Ann Dearth. I ROW 1: Captains Mike Moore and Bill Denlinger. ROW 2: Gary Oppie, Gary Lambert, Gary Pierce, Dan Sewell, Martin Millikin, David Tarpley, Gene Gallagher, David Ullery, Larry Kilmer, Kevin Bowers, Mike Roberts, David Stamper, Bob jones, and Rick Crouch. ROW 3: john johnson, Mark Hamby, David Roark, Bob Bergland, Ken Rice, Rocky Iernee, Steve Graham, Bill Ritter, Greg Raines, Steve Poole, Vernon Boggs, Paul Proffitt, Mark Sauer, Don Grieshop, Dennis Boggs, and Marvin Denlinger. ROW 4: Marshall Swaigart, Doug Sebastian, Paul McQueen, Greg Stockslager, Bruce Sauer, Rick Fugate, jim Olt, Don Day, Wayne Sigler, Gary Osbom, jay Cleaver, and Melvin Eversole. football 7 80 Coach Brown, Mr. Catera, Mr. Bachelor, and Mr. Luiz ROW 1: Coach Grover, Larry Carpen- ter, Steve Thomas, jeff Kerschner, Mike Zimmer, Craig Kessler, Roger Bennett, jack Gallagher, Duncan McDonough, Rick Wells, Dick jones. ROW 2: Roger Allison, Garry Moore, Gary Martin, Gerald McKee, jeff Miller, Joe Ruxer, Duke Stockslager, Louis Wylie, Rick Cook, Mike Cly- mer, Mike Raines. varsity football CO- CAPTAIN Best Offensive Lineman Mike Moore Best Defensive Lineman Dave Stamper Best Offensive Back Bill Denlinger Best: Defensive Back Dave Tarpley STANDING: David Stamper Bill Denlinger Gary Oppie Dan Sewell u KNEELING: Gary Lambert David Ullery Gary Pierce Gene Gallagher Martin Millikin Mike Moore SEASON RECORD 4 - 6 WE Brookville 14 Twin Valley South 12 jefferson 0 National Trails 56 Twin Valley North 66 Carlisle 0 Bellbrook 6 Valley View O Preble Shawnee 14 Woodrow Wilson 36 League Record 4 THEY 15 14 32 8 14 18 18 44 8 6 5 CAPTAIN Scholarship Athlete David Ullery Most Improved Player Martin Millikin Most Valuable Player David Tarpley ALL LEAGUE Bill Denlinger f2 yrs. Q David Tarpley 5 .-4. I - I vw-Q: v b .-gf A nz ' 5, x 6 E3 J V' s ' 5: Q f V ' 4 3 Sw- nk had Y 3 . x i ,n 'im gh ,,.p..-......., ,K 1 , ' ,- ., j ,gi I AQ. f , , V -i. ' ,.. if M EV -3- .i' 2 125' 37155-:T J' QR if-fl aim 66 77 CIOSS COllI'ltI' Fil JZ fleas STANDING: Stuart Martt, Tim Spider, Mike Hileman, Rodney Cremeans, Mike Miller, Steven Foster, Coach. KNEELING: john Weghorst, Paul Russell, Fred Askins, Robin Gibson, joe Miller. .E1.21. varsity volleyball STANDING: Mrs. Sowers, Coachg Judy Dixon, Barb Dixon, Pam Fiel, Terri Bennett. SITTING: Kathy Kurtis, Ann Bruns, Bonni Brown, Cathy Roesch. reserve volleyball STANDING: Mrs. Sowers, Coachg Connie Pennington, Debbie Tully, Karen Ehler, Barb Marquis. SITTING: Jeannie Stephenson, Gay Vanover, Kathy McNinch, Reda McIntosh. reserve girls' basketball KNEELING: Mrs. Sowers, Coachg Kathy McNinch, Barb Marquis, Cathy Roesch, Pam Fiel, Karen Ehler, Kathy Curtis. SITTING: Debbie Sweet, Lisa Smith, jackie Miller, Candy Evans, Carol Tipton. 87 STANDING: Manager, jim Amoldg Daryl Yount, joe Staggs, Joe Phillips, Paul Saladin, Mike Roberts, Jeff Denius, Kevin Bowers, Coach Riley. KNEELING: Roger Burchett, Ken Rice, Wayne Sigler, Larry Kilmer, Mark Sauer. varsity RS' Coach Grover, jim Olt, Marvin Denlinger, Terry Adkins, Tom Blosser, David Kautz, Tim Spitler, Manager, Don Day. ' KNEELING: Bruce Sauer, joe Miller, jon Kerschner, Fred Askins, Gene Miller. STANDING: Garry Moore, Steve Nickel, Don Castle, Clark Roberts, jeff Miller, jeff Gibson, Mike Raines, Mike Moore, Phil enius, Eddie Wylie, jeff Glanton, Coach Bachelor. SITTING: Gene Saunders, Jeff Kerschner, Gary Douglas, Stuart Martt, ary Martin, Mike Clymer, Rick Welles, Danny Cooper. KNEELING: Mark Blosser, Mark Weimer. Paul Saladin Daryl Yount Larry Kilmer ,-LAL., Ken Rice Mike Roberts Kevin Bowers I ,. V NXIE ii gkllkx 'ii if A has-I 4 EE , . W ' A :ITF M if 2 wk Q mmf -T Qg E Q .,LL iv' Q 11 4 3 in SPM is x yiYg?aS.X, . We 32, 4 L Q S 55' Y? 335 sms X 45 gnug i--1 i A , ,t V 1 Q w:Qx'Ef?'a2E?f'Eg K , , - 2 i SJ z S Qi fu 0 ff' K k ,Q K Q w fy, 4 . N. ,,g ,S ef f Qs 4 mn K Q New an S My 5 . QM if .+if,1w.c,. X ., ,,.. ,.1.f,,3i,X . , ,Q . MQ N. x A-Q. w fi V- ,X 4 .QQ K I Q 'A KA xkfff' .,- X .-.Sf ,Arif w - ,Safes- K 5 . S fix. 3 :Qs-., m. 8 . v - --av '- -- N4 f.x:,l,.i QL ,.- . . . , . , P S N we r 'X' A 1 xg X 1 A Q Ye 1 Y S .Y 'E- Q. 9 ' 0 I 'y ' Q N . I X 1'- f 4 ,,-rWf'N f yy A '. ,fv f ' aw is Q 'gl i Q ,f J . -f 4? . is Q A, A 2' ,X 2 TCSCTVC TOP TO BOTTOM: Lynn Kerschner Karen Lee Shari Hunt Connie Pennington KNEELING: Larry Carpenter, Brett Goad, Steve Monce, Jay Howell, john Grossmickle, Mark Hamby, STANDING: Coach Jenkins, Brad Warvel, Jimmie Jackson, Steve Poole, David Tarpley, Gary Pierce, Asst. Coach Lutz. 44. Gary Pierce - 185 lb. class. Season record- 29- 3 . Cham pion - Eaton Tournament. Sectional Champion. 1971 Southwestern Ohio District Champion. 1971 Most Val- uable Wrestler. john Grossnickle - 132 lb. class. Season Record 26-7. Champion- jonathan Alder Tournament. Sec- tional Runner-up. 1971 Southwes- tern Ohio District Champion. Quarter-finalist in State Tournaments. 94 Coach Jenkins with his Sectional Finalists: Mark Ham- by, john Grossnickle, David Tarpley, Gary Pierce. Brad Warvel - 145 lb. class. Season Record 12- 10. 31-d Place jonathan Alder Tournament. 3rd Place Eaton Tournament. Brett Goad - 105 lb. class Season Rec- ord 11-4. 3rd Place jonathan Alder Tournament. 3rd Place Eaton Toumament. Dave Tarpley - 175 lb. class. Season Record 16-11. 3rd Place jonathan Alder Tournament. 3rd Place Eaton Tourna- ment. Sectional Runner-up. Mark Hamby- 138'lb. class. Season Record 18-8. Champion-Northrnont Tournament. 2nd Place jonathan Alder Tournament. 3rd Place Eaton Tourna- ment. 4th Place Sectional Tournament. I'CSCI'VCS slager, Ed Burchett, Gary Osborn, Bob jones, Rick Coach Lutz. w Reserve Team: Coach jen- kins, Duncan McDonough, George Goad, Duke Stock- Crouch, Ron Castle, Asst. Q98 at as it SEATED: Tim Smart, Dave McNinch, Bill Denlinger, Mike Miller, jim Marquis. KNEELING: Chuck Marquis, Stuart Martt, Jon Kerschner, Dave Spitler, jim Olt, Mark Sauer, jeff Denius, Don Jackson, Garry Moore, Bob jones, Marvin Denlinger, STANDING: Joe Ruxer, Tony johnson, Mr. Foster, Asst. Coach, Carl Galloway, Ron Castle, Steve Thomas, Kenneth Hale, Tom Blosser, Paul Russell, john Weghorst, Michael I-Iileman, Keith Bernheisel, Hank Kettler, Don Castle, Gary Osborn, Jeff Kerschner, Coach james Brown, Mascot, jamie Brown. track team Bill Denlinger was Dixie's outstanding track man. He placed 3rd in the sec- tional at Welcome Stadimn and then went on to place 4th in The District. At the same time he set a new school rec- ord of 51:5 in the 440 yard run. 96 in Q ,, w g Q E my 1, . 'N ' 1 ' N ' ggi! 1 . , , , -- .,: - , .,, Q .-- V 2 . f .4 - . , 'E :',ff . ,kr A if ,,k,d,,Wy' Ly :': A WW, Q' , M v 'iw - A rv 'Nagy 'f.. , ' f nm s 1 KNEELING: Carol Tip- ton, Debbie Tully, Terri Bennett, Connie Pennington, Bonny Brown. STANDING: Commie Ruebush, Jean Stephenson, Pam Fiel, Dawn Fasnaugh, Becky Price. girls, track SE.ATEDz Tim Spitler, joe Miller, Gene Miller, Rick Fugate, Bruce Sauer, Gene Gallagher, Tim Hutton, Mgr. STANDING: Mr. Lutz, Asst Coach, Kevin Bowers, Lee Adams, Roger Burchett, Darrell Yount, Ken Rice, Larry Kil- mer, Mr. Bachelor, Coach. varsity reserves 99 SEATED: Craig Kessler, Rick Finney, Rick Cook, Mark Weimer, jeff Miller, Rick Wells, Dan Cooper, Mgr. STANDING: Mr. Lutz, Asst. Coach, Joe Paullus, Jack Gallagher, Wade Manning, Mike Zimmer, Gary Martin, Byron Priser, Mr. Bachelor, Coach. SEATED: Mark Blosser, Cindy Roberts, Betty Smith, Becky Zimmerman, Debbie Moses, Theisa Armstrong, Bev Thompson, janeil Coffman, Pat Short, Brenda Vaught, Mary Kay Falldorf, Terri Bennett, Melinda Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Debbie Holp, Mr. Keener, Steve Hunt, Sue Denlinger, Vicki Stockslager, Nancy Denlinger, Debbie Stockslager, Cindi Cunningham, Karen Riggs, Pam Fiel, Jackie Miller, Denise Dafler, Linda Adams, jamie Elliott, Susan Starr, Melinda Nlichael, Becky Price, Diana Millikin, Debbie Sweet, jon Kerschner, Micki Coreill. THIRD ROW: Duke Stockslager, Chris Phillips, Dick Winkler, Tim Spitler, jeff Gibson, Fred Askins, Keith Bernheisel, Larry Bames, Leslie Edds, David Spitler, Bonni Brown, Cathy Shank, Joanne jones, Sheri Rinck, Gary Githens, Randy Manning. FOURTH ROW: Tom Blosser, Christa Erbaugh, Jeannie Moore, David Ruxer, Kathy Zimmer, Darrell Izor, Paul Saladin, Ray Marion, Harold Miller, Gene Saunders, Lynn Kerschner, Chris Holderman. sEN1oRs :uri L - g - David Rux er Paul Saladin Jeannie Moore Debbie Stockslager Melinda Cunningham Diana Millikin marching band lst at west jefferson lst at valley view lst at tipp city northmont invitational miamisburg invitational ohio university invitational dayton state hospital montgomery county fair l Drum Major john Kerschner and Director David Keener receive one of their many awards. 1 an Q' yffin fi iff S 3 W 3 4 W 3 ? as-4 - Y fm gy , -. X, .. x- db F if Q 'J E, Q4 6 5 iz ' ', 5, 5' Ks SJ . XIX N wi gl Ayffy fx Q, 4 . Q? E' k 31,315 ! gf Q fi if .. ' -,Q 5 rf 1,5f ' ' , Y 3 ' lqzi ff f ' gl, 4 6 1 Mia' V. ? ' . ,Q a . H kk j Q ' X 5 'ig .HY 1 rsh .aw-1 f N if ax S qv Sim ' I 1 ! ! i Q 1. ix J i Z M my . fy' df nr -J K3'Lf if x . 'Q Q 495 XX K I madrigal uk-Q, in 5 .sv Y a A +1wW,,ww.w,,W E361 M-..,,MA mmm Y 3 I V www iw xg .5 N: iw L img? .. KL if - ,ka 5 Q. h '-was-w ,+ A 4:25 V. ,f vi s -2 ,. 56 SQ is 5-vfm ,Ars Alia? Mrs. Maude Vines, a teacher and librarian at Dixie High School for 15 years is retiring. Mrs. Vines also served up until this year as Advisor to the Na- tional Honor Society. Thank you, Mrs. Vines, for your years of service to us, the student body. +00 RH -if Donna Grieshop Kenneth Hale Bob Halsey Robin Hamrnonds Blair Heck Paul Honious john Humrrick Denise I-lunn Terry Hutton Rick lzor SMarsha Jackson Mary Io jackson Sam Jadwin Danny jefferson Linda jernee Deborah johnson Tony johnson Di ck jones jeff Kerschner Craig Kessler George Knox Maureen Larkin Wade Manning Marietta Marcone Donna Martin Gary Martin Stuart Martt Robin McCabe tt Duncan McDonough Gerald McKee Eddie McMurthry janet McNinch Debbie Messenger Meninda Michael Robert Milby Sharon Milby Tim Millard jackie Miller jeff Miller Steve Monce Garry Moore Mike Moore Bob Morgan Brenda Morgan Steve Nickel Peggy Novak Deana Perry Chris Phillips Rick Phillips Becky Price jackie Purvis Patti Putterbaugh Mike Raines Sheila Redman Karen Riggs Clark Roberts James Root Cheryl Rotterman Twyla Roush Paul Russell Duane Ruxer Joe Ruxer Deb Sanders Gene Saunders Bob Schipper Nancy Scott Vicki Sebastian Lisa Smith Millissa South Debbie Spencer Bob Staggs Luke Stocksleger Penny Swartzel Debra Sweet Karen Taylor Bobby Thomas Steve Thomas Vickie Thomas Robin Thompson Carol Tipton Brenda Vaught jean Wampler Susie Watkins Mark Weaver Rick Wells Mark Weimer jesse Wilbanks Rick Woxman Ed Wylie Steve Yost Mike Zimmer Becky Zimmerman Not Picutred Eddie David Mary Kay Falldorf Carl Galloway Tom Green Randy Harvey Brenda Jones Roxanna Parrish Michele Roberts !,,.--- X freshman officers and advisor -no-'-7' Freshman teach- ers include: Mr. Grover, Mrs. Sowers, Mrs. Vines, Mr. Ben- ton, Mrs. Partain Mr. Arnold, Mr. Catera, Mr. jenkins. V 113 W 4 Barb Garrett Robin Gibson Theresa Githens Lessia Goad Steve Goeke Don Grieshop Mike Grooms Betty Hale Tim Hammonds jerry Hawk Jamie Heath Bev Hildreth Mike Hileman Ginger Himple Karen Howard Sharon Howard jay Howell Sherry Hunt Marilyn jackson John Hohnson Joanne jones Bob Jones Ken Judd Steve Kautz Lynn Kerschner Hank Kettler Freda Kidd Albert King Bruce Kirkpatrick Chuck Lee Karen Lee Anita Leis Brenda Lewis Jackie Lyons Bonnie Marconett Chuck Marquis Henry Marsh Bev McCall Pam McCloud Dan McCoy Paul McQueen Larry McRoberts Cindy Mendenhall Joe Miller Sandy Miller Cheryl Minnich Dempsey Mitchel Larry Moore joy Muncie Ken Wylie Marsha Yeager Don Yount Randy Yount Rhonda Yount Not Pictured: Vernon Boggs Mike Brooks Kay Howerton Paul Haslett Tim Isaacs Sherri Moore julie Pilkington Doug Riegel Bobby Ritter jim Salyers Debbie Smith Kathy Yeary Here we are--our class, our offi- cers, our advisor, and our teachers. It was a good. We sold candy, went on a trip to the zoo, and studied hard so we would pass and be able to wear those class rings we ordered. class officers LH' T TO RIGHT: Doug Sebastian, Lynn Kerschner, Gay Vanover, joe Phillips. 118 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Foster, Scienceg Mrs. Partain, Spanishg Mrs. Gilbert, Englishg Mrs. Nelson, Spanish, Englishg Mrs. Sowers, Physical Education, Healthg Mr. Riley, Social Studies. i 119 W 1 l Linda Puterbaugh Greg Raines Kathy Rainwater Ken Rice Cindy Roberts Melanie Roberts Mike Roberts Cathie Roesch Cindy Rotterman Mark Sauer Vicki Saul Cathi Singleton Bob Smith Don Smith Mark Smith Pat Smith Debbie Snowden Diane Sollenberger David Spitler Sheila Spitler joe Staggs Vicki Stockslager David Tarpley Sue Vanover Paula Wampler Rose Wharton Bill Williams Judy Wilson Don Wysong Darrell Yount Kathy Zimmer Gary Brock 1 2 -4, NOT PICTURED Dennis Allen Crystal Faulkner Banks Richard Belcher Dan Combs Barbara Cooley Cathy Cory Nick Fiel Donna Goad George Goad Debbie Holp Pat Howard Ray jadwin jeff Mox Donna Riegel Charles Thompson Mary Wolfe 122 joy Mohler, Paul McGhee, Debbi Motes, Sue Vanover, Mr. Arnold, Advisor. junior class officers v . ,ax Q- gina! Junior Teacher: Mr. jenkins, Mrs. Clarke, Mr. Yost, Mrs. Kin- ningham, Mrs. White- hair, Mr. Arnold, and Mrs. Bachelor. We had many student teachers this year--four in Home Ec. and 1 in English and Speech. We also tried something new this year called modular scheduling. Another new face around school was Mrs. Judy Clymer, our Teacher's Aid. She helped the teachers with their cler- ical work, monitored study halls, and helped at lunch with hall and restroom monitoring, much to the dismay of our illicit smokers. LEFT TO RIGHT are Mr. Arnold, Mr. Benton, and Mr. Yost who represent our Math Department. To the right is Miss Toney who was student teacher to juniors on modular scheduling. 4 Teachers and teacher- aid who worked with modular scheduling this year are LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Clymer, Aidg Mrs. Kinningham, Englishg Mrs. Gilbert, Englishg Mx. Arnold, Mathg Mr. Bachelor, Government. Not shown is Mr. Jenkins, American History. 1Our Home Economics teachers Mrs. Blakeman and Mrs. Bowser fCENTERy are seated here with two of their student teachers. 125 Because of modular scheduling, students this year had more time on their own. They could go to the library, a study area, or the new student loxmge in the lobby. There was time to work on a class play, run the Bookstore , play cards and relax, cheer on the DMA football team against the faculty, or simply to stand around. W 126 Mx 1 i CHYRL GAYLE ADAMS CONNIE SUE ADAMS DEBORAH LYNNE ALBERTSON RONALD EUGENE ANGEL DIANA SUE AVERY LOIS MAE BACK DIANN LYNN BAILY LINDA LOUISE BALL TERESA LYNN BARGER 128 CAROL ANN BIRBAL CLAUDIA ELAINE BIRKHEAD FRANCINE RENT? BLACK DEBBIE LYNN BLEVINS BEVERLY ANN BROWN VTCKI YVONNE BROWN L WILLIAM JUNIOR BRUMMITT SHIRLEY BRENDA CAMPBELL FRED ALAN CHAMBERS W L 129 JAMES W. CLAYTON SUE ELLEN COLDIRON THOMAS A. COMBS LINDA KAY COOMER BONITA S. CUNNINGHAM MELINDA SUE CUNNINGI-IAM DEBRA KAY DAVIS DENNIS M. DEARTI-I LU ANN DEARTH 1 130 JONI LE-ANN DECKER WILLIAM EUGENE DENLINGER PAMELA KAY DDCON DIANA LYNN EDWARDS WILLIAM M. ERISMAN MASON CHARLES FOLVEN, IR JAMES RICHARD FREY EUGENE DWAINE GALLAGHER VERNA JEAN GARDNER 131 JOANNE E. GEARHART BRETT R. GOAD PAMELA SUE GRAY JERRY GREGORY HARRY H. GROOMS JOHN ALAN GROSSNICKLE DAVID LEE HALE DAVID E. HARVEY KEITH HAYSLIP 1 32 STEPHBJ L. HIPPLE CAROL SUE HOLLAND DALE ANN HOOVER MARLA HOWERTON ANITA IDUISE HUNN BARBARA ANN JACKSON JIMMIE LEE JACKSON STEPHEN DOUGLAS JOHNSON DEBORAH MAE JONES 133 JOHN GARY LAMIBERT DEBORAH ANN LAWSON STEPHEN L. LILES JAMES MARQUIS REDA KATHRYN MCINTOSH BRENDA SUE MCKENZIE DAVID EVERETT MCNINCH CHERYL JEAN MCQUEEN PAUL EDWARD Mc ROBERTS 134 MICHAEL RAY MILLER I DIANA LYNN MILLIKIN MARTIN R. MILLIKIN THOMAS E. MITCHELL IEANNETTE GAY MOORE MICHAEL H. MOORE RICKEY MORGAN JOHN A. MULLINS IANICE LOUISE MUNCIE 135 GARY EUGENE OPPIE PAUL H. OSBORNE DANNY D. PROFFITT NORMA JEAN RIEGEL WILLIAM RAY RITTER BILL EDWIN RUEBUSH 1 36 1 1 1 GARY LEE PIERCE CI-IARLENE RILEY CARIN A. RUSSELL DAVID EUGENE RUXER PAUL EUGENE SALADIN LINDA CAROL SALYERS C. WILLIAM SCI-IERER RITA IDUISE SEIM DAVID T. SHIELDS , JERRY A. SHOCK TIM D. SMART KRISTI LEE SMITH 137 PAMELA DEE SMITH PATTY ANNE SMITH RUTH ANN SPONNAMORE DEBORAH FAY SPOONMORE DAVID ARTHUR STAMPER MARLA DALE STANDAFER 138 REBECCA JANE SMITH CHARLENE KAY MILLER STAMPER DEBRA JANE STOCKSLAGER RICKY D. THOMPSON CONSTAN CE SUE TULLY WILLIAM DAVID ULLERY CONNIE LYNN WALDEN JANICE ARLENE WALKER ROBERT BRADLEY WARVEL GLORIA ANN WEAVER ' VIV ICA LYNN WILSON NANCY SUE YEARY 139 Not Pictured: LEWIS M. COLDIRON THEODORE LENARD I-IALSEY DONALD R. POWELL DON WATTS ' DIANE M. YOUNT BEVERLY ANN ZUMBRUN senior class officers . -an-..,,,, .hav-an-n-....,., up-and-I' uv' i ,QW P. Turner, Advisox-3 M. Moore, Presidentg D. Avery, Secretaryg D. Ruxer, V. Presidentg R. 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Y MunyTh11nks To FRIEDMAN STUDIOS AND DELMAR PICTURES For The Photography tftn G Rocfb, A 9 f A 'Q mmf NSG, A u rea , iff - ! iii I BELL'S DIXIE I.G.A. 1470 W. Main Street New Lebanon, Ohio Store Hours: Sunday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon.-Saturday 8 u.m.-8 p.m. 687-26l3 ff! T ig 1 Q , -e , lu -4, Q 3 K rl F4 1 LJ L Y .1 -wy 'ii Hi ll -4 I ni ,, J W- .5 U uv 1 THE FARMERVILLE EXCHANGE COMPANY Feed-Seed-G ruin-Coal Garden Supplies-Landscaping 696-232 I 696-231 I .lERI'S BOUTlQUl BEAUTY SHOP 53 Elm Street Farmersville, Ohio 696-255i Mon.-Sul. FOREMAN HARDWARE CO. Complete Bottle Gus Service Furmersville, Ohio ALLEY ART STUDIO 23 South Maple St. New Lebanon, Ohio Professional Artist Supplies, Frames, Instructor-Beginning And Advunced NEW LEBANON VARIETY STORE 40 West Main Street New Lebanon. Ohio Phone 687-3028 STOP-N-GO FOOD STORE 605 W. Main St. Open 7 A.M. To I P.lVI. Every Day OI'The Year For Your Convenience STOP-N-GO Fast Service Compliments ol' STOCKSLAGERS GREEN HOUSE Spring Flowers And Garden Plants I Mile West ol'New Lebanon on Route 35 Fire, Cusuluty. Auto. Bond. Home. Farm, Business, Life GEORGE WHITE MOTO RISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE 200 N. Diamond Mill New Lebanon. Ohio Compliments ol' THE VILLAGE CERAMIC STUDIO 278 E. Main St. 687-21 I I New Lebanon, Ohio NEW LEBANON SUNOCO 4- E M 5 L RIEGPLSLSQNS P k M g M C 1 S 687 9903 Compliments Of JERRY'S MEAT FARMERSVILLE MARKET AUTO COMPANY LOUISE'S BEAUTY T 1 phone 696 T71 SHQP 696 63 WE 2, 05 RAE-LEE HAIR 4 1 FASHIONS F dsl SA d SEALS BARBER SHOP STOCKSLARER'S FREEZER BEEF SALES I- Th Vkh VN T B C CHARLES MILLER AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO PETRY'S MEAT MARKET KARN 81 SONS Open 7:30 a.m. T 900p . S D AVN k 6871617 'HW M S N Lb Oh 6872ll2 Compliments Of FARMERS BANK Cpmpliments Of MARY'S PIZZA HOUSE N w Lebanon. Oh Ph 687 l7l DIXIE PASTRY SHOP 687-1431 Congratulations Seniors! lRENE'S Compliments Of BEAUTY SHOP VILLAGE AUTO 1716W.MainSt. SALES New Lebanon. Ohio 687-2039 10422 Eaton Pike 687-3158 Compliments Of LlFE'S PHARMACY KlTTlE'S BEAUTY SALON Prescriptions 10184 Havermale Rd. 18 North Main New Lebanon. Ohio Germantown. Ohio 687-1615 1'honcRiifi5j1 1 , ,D B1l1V1NS'BARB1'R SHOP . X New Lebanon. Ohm 687.1012 lg vxj CARTER OIL CO 837-8643 26 Traction Ave. New Lebanon. Ohio Automatic Delivery Budget Payment If Desired Printa-Meter Service BOB BOWSER'S CUSTOM SLAUGTERING AND FREEZING SERVICE 271 N. Johnsville Rd. New Lebanon. Ohio 687-3l I2 '44 NX' if 'S-.7 Q 1- 5 J '5' Q I Comliments OI' FAMILY MARKET 50 West Main New Lebanon Phone 687-2122 Groceries Free Meats Delivery Produce Dairq 00280 MARGARET'S BEAUTYSALON DIXIE DAIRY QUEEN NZi'M3lT3ZI., 487 I I New Lebanon, Ohio 487 lllf Compliments Of KELSO AIR STREAM SALES H0g1g,jggf y 361 w. M1IinSI. GERMANTOWN New Lebanon Ohio LUMBERCO. l53 Warren St. C Oh CLYMER'S MOBIL SERVICE l Soo W Mum su-cet M t New lebanon, Ohio Detergent Gasoline 687-9993 Complete Line in Mobil Products Complete Tune-Up Brakework What a l.il'e. What a Day. What it Year. Good-by f .il Laittlllllll . l N dl This Book Has A l-'ew Mistakes ln lt. They Were Put 'lihere On Purpose. lt Seems That Some People Are Always Looking l-'or Mistakes. .J ,- . A 1 1 .7 T- if fuei w , ., -ai- ' nk 'Ui' :pl 131, , V , 11:3 . ami 5' .i Vi , Q, 1,13 ' J ,- A -ifg, FE' .fx Y . 3,3 in 1 J T, 19 2 FC -2. L 54, K 3, ' J 5 :SH-' . Q. - .gy ,Q V xi.: 2' A r-2 Y H u fl . 3