Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Sparta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1974 volume:

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Queen Debbie is proudly escorted by Seniors ' ssler A ' ' Rick Ke and Louie O Quin. Fans cheer as Toby and the Fighting Scots break through. Capt. Paul Tobin makes the tackle while other Scots rush to help. i i - 4 .3 N Q Senior Halfback Jeff Robinson concentrates on the next play Snake dance winds all over the football field. 'ij Be aggressive, Scots, urges Junior Melissa Hankins. Queen Debbie Taylor Junior Brenda Hankins '72 Queen Carol Christian Webb Sophomore Shirley Squires Senior Tamie Bragg Freshman Tami Taylor Senior Denise Fishburn Mascots Kim LaFever, Randy Page FQ 1 1 at T3 Q Rockin' Robin necessitates quickfinger movement. Amidst the cheers, some pause for private thoughts. 17 Mascots - Kim LaFever. Randy Page Captain Paul Tobin receives gameball from Queen Debbie 'z1 Big spirit sticks are laid in place by Varsity Club members. Right: Coverall-clad Jeff Wickline gives goal posts new color. 92 B l X J ' .. 'sf' nk. V .ldv '. ri in .,,g..ar' :f,f,' I ..-.. 7 Q-, W .. Dark Horse provides music for homecoming dance, SiX-f0OT Sieve SlaCkAiS dwarfed by 1973 bonfire ,ff xg Xxx After finishing the Music Boosters pregame chili supper, Highland friends visited. Higher flames mean higher spirits A Token of Gur Esteem Performed May 70, 1 Gwen, sit down over here, orders George as they practice for the dinner that night honoring Cousin Ansel. The four vying for chairman of the board are Erwin CButch Hornej, Gwen, George. and Marvin. Ready for her cue to go onstage to clean up the dropped flowers is Maid HarrietfSuzie Waltonj. Right: Director Miss Hartong and Stu- dent Director Vicki Antonelli apply make-up to Larry Metzger and Liz Abraham. 20 i . f '..' f ., i f - let V , 2112: -Q15 Y I fix I X . R V f I v I . ' ' 'QL I' 'f 7 U 'ifffiws if . - 2-115 ' 'TWG lf., . 1- , .. . 4i '.q' - If 5: I - if c , 1 ' 1 S k 5 Y is ff S Y '+A-Q x i In an effort to kill Cousin Ansel, George QBob Myserj expects to find a hidden bomb in the flowers brought by Gwen CDiane Voreb. Marvin Mike O'QuinJ and Melissa fKim Van Winklej watch. It's good to have health, wealth, and money. states Melissa Hankins, one of the girls from Camp Wampum. JA ,f K l fx , Q-5 ,gf:':r,:r 7,v fi 'sg' ff K Aff? 'I I remember youg you were the one who put mud in my l'm sorry, Gwen, I didn't mean to tear up your bouquet, shoes last summer says Uncle Potiphar to George. but I thought it was a bomb, says George. Intermission finds Mrs. Celeste Gazel Uody Jenningsj touching l'm going to marry lone Mogul Uanet Matthewsj with or up Uncle Robert Henshaw's make-up. without this famiIy's consent, says Uncle Potiphar. Why don't you all line up over there, says Priscilla Megen CBonnie Kanagyj as she takes the family portrait for GREED MAGAZINE. Herbert Anderson, reporter. is played by Wayne Mattox. 21 Jr. High Chorus adds guitars for a new sound. Tenor singers take concerts seriously. Chorus, Band Perform Concerts in New Attire Accompanists Diane Vore, Mark Hoskey, and Joann Hammond play for the Jr. High Choir. f ri fig 43,5 'iff if -ml k.r, I . Ensemble performances are a first for HHS choir members. Left: Up, Up, and Away is a favorite song of the ensemble mem bers. New band director Mr. Huddleston directs his first HHS concert with much success. Highlights of the concert include themes from Thus Spake Zarathustra and Geodessey, a rock piece. Pianist Janet Matthews accompanies the chorus on many of their numbers throughout the year. Hard practice and a lot of determination helps in the playing of ll Re Pastore, a concert piece by Mozart. , ,N '1i....up r J H? L. . -s-Wil. -if 1 N i I ,, , . - 'Q ,M E, rcs - 3 N At a school assembly, Didn't We puts the ensemble group inaserious mood. Choir director Mrs. Schmidt selects the music for the concert. 23 Garden Party Sets Prom Mood at Mem. Bldg ,. 1 Did you see that? says Marvin Hart to Mrs. Greenwood, head advisor. Below: This tie is killing me, says treas. Dave Hill as he gives the senior wills. A g if f iw X .asses B B ' After dancing Brian Clark and Diana Belcher relax in the parlor. Below: Parents wait eagerly to serve the prom-goers. g, Hua 4? I'm exhausted says Mrs. Higgins, one of the parents who helped serve the night's activities. .L A We Music by H.D. Fog attracts much attention. After singing for entertainment JoAnn Hammond and her date discuss 25 i L lrPd new 5 --ef. . Q 5 P ' -'om A , ii. , dvi! 'BM L 2 - 'fy fr,-Q' 1 Aww ' While waiting for dinner to be served, prom-goers admire the floral arrange- ii' 'iii'i ' ments which expressed the theme Garden Party. DO-WT fluff Wie, Says Marvin Haft Below: Entertainment is presented by Diana Vore as she sang One Tin Soldier' to Linda Browning. and -Need 3 Friend. 54 fatii f itfe ttigg ggigg A i ix N Senior Pat Pratt applauds entertainment music by Diana Vore. 5 ,X wi, s 3 f li ' Sli 3 .. - .X v,,. ,.,. .. AJ Y ...Mob M 'fi Algi it . Lm , , . D it i i i L tt r 4 l Ai gflz i: g I i' t i it f 4 F 3 ,mf 2 1 Q li5 rrtstt s rsst it I , - 1 Z- Two points are scored during a game of An hour ot swimming is one of the first activities enjoyed at the after- after-prom basketball. prom held at the YMCA in Mt. Vernnn Ping-pong took the interest of Diana Vore and Liz Abraham at the after-prom which lasted until 4 a.m. Spotters watch out for Mike O'Quin on the trampoline: Left: Volleyball skills are shown by Jody Squires at the after-prom. 27 Hard Work, Effort Make New Uniforms Possible f. Fight song is played as a second touchdown was scored against North Union. , - - s . x ,EF , x X, Many Christmas presents were purchased at the Christmas Bazaar, a HHS first. Right: Winner of a T.V. was Candi Griffith, top salesman of the candy sales. 28 5... Seventy uniforms were purchased for 59200. Many skating parties, a talent show, turkey shoot, and can- vassing the community brought in some of the money. Over 52000. was made from the candy sales. The Christmas Bazaar profited 5250. A horse show, calendar sales, and junk drive were the spring activities. Con- cert uniforms arrived in April, march- ing overlays and hats to arrive fall of'74. Wednesday night skating parties brought many students to the Sun- bury Rink. 'i-iw :ms At the HHS-Lucas football game, tags were sold by Sr. Cheri Keen, who was the first to model the pilot uniform. B 1 'Y f4 wk! I 4:1 nv 92-V... . Tickets for three prizes were sold at several home basket- ball games. Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Walker manned the booth which netted 5194. Turkey shoot attracted many, including Dan Walker. As the Music Boosters neared their goal, Denise Walker painted in the rising thermometer. Blue Moon and the Earth Angels played for the money-making dance. At the talent show, first place in the inst went to Sally Wickware. . 't 535.1 Wit., elm ggfiifx ii l lx f .3535 ru mental division Mill FHA'er5 Use Impact in School and The theme for this year was lm- pact and Winnie the Pooh was the symbol meaning Bother to Care. At the Banquet Mr. Garris, Mr. Bowl- ing, Mrs. Riel, Mr. Greenwood, and Mrs. Fishburn were made honorary members. Mrs. Greenwood was made an Honorary State Member, an award given to only 4 people at the State Convention. State Homemakers were Sharon Fisher, Denise Fishburn, and Verna- jean Harrod. ik -.'. 7 , V . .Q .. A . . . sr. ri-1A'er Denise Fishburn was one of the many speakers at the FHA Banquet. +A-4' King Paul Tobin and Queen Vernajean Harrod are crownec at the FHA Banquet. 30 Community Us .ax Parents and students form a discussion panel for one of the regular FHA meetin discuss AW 9- VF? Y Q 4.4lQ. FHA'ers Barb Orewiler and Sharon Witt enjoy some of the spaghetti they helped prepare for Dog Patch Family Night. Christmas decorations are put up throughout the school. Decorating in the lobby are State and Chapt. Pres. Becky Riel and Sr. Gale Martin. gS Bobby-socks, scarves, rolled-up sleeves and slacks, and slicked-back hair were prominent on 50's day. one event at Held Day was a huge tug of War lr. High Field Day, 50 5 Day, Highlight Year Teachers Mr. Sarr, Miss Vohnout, and Mr. Kurne portray their version of the Happy Days. Right: Fifties Day brought many enthusiastic students who enjoyed the different dress. xjfw 41 ' er qi ya!aE?'JJv'.f ,Q gn f11zif2'ff.,L ,is A aw,- . ,, ,WIQS Q 2 -f ,,..,,g.g,, .Q :W2,,,1 1-,gg Aff 12, ,. -,l,,..' 'l,1-, q,,, -,,.-, ,gn-fs .JL SM' 2' if -df-F is b Q fi - , ,K ,V im. 'Q 543, f Q 'ziifgfs ,Q M- ,wa mg . W,,- :W P ,ff k ililifii ' V'9E:55Vfxif?:4 mfg: 5 f , .,,, ..,,i:3,5i ,,--we 51, 1,531 3255 isa .gQ5:1f' fffgzg442f'f '5, if if i??:g5f5 1 -zgigwcgzvm 19:57 'fx H1 351 f f' ffivfi 1- f1z1'sf?Ei?l575? f: 1 - Vw,-Fw 1 w ww, 1. ff,,w:,wg , w.s2,w1AfQm , ,.,,V,.:,,-- A -fi ,:-' M -f': : :. Lf, ,.,,- uw 2 'Mwfisg' ' 'W .- ' ' ,,,'-fmeg:,f'f -'Z .,A.,,i fl A f--,, ,,,: H H .,.f,,-f f--, Mfg -f,, A ' , . fwgfagg., '- '- 10 -ff ,1f,,- fi ,.ffh 1 -M, M-V, ,,,,m,1, pb, 1. H51 :mg ..ff in ' ' H' f' ' Iifffiz :s,:smw1 S, .1 -, f1iT'f1g5,':fs52m eg,-'. 5.,,g-mg :self . ,,,:gSigg,.w,,7fg, ,, .i w-3 Q 'f-.wea,1fm: .,,:W,ygg1,,1g, .,g1m,yQggf, - ,fgaggfngiwi Q ,,., - v,-- ., ,.,f, -Mil: L,,- ,- ,ggf,f,.. K' Y' 'gm 1,ag:'f:f,g -' wk, ,,2Z,M: ,,.. ,. A ,:.,g: Q M. ..,,g:,,- ,,.., 2 .,A.., , A.,,A. A ., ., 3 ate: 4 1? 35 fi 1 Front Row: M. Orecchio, D. Sherman, P. Pratt, G. Webb, B. Myser, D. Walker, P. Tobin, B. Horne, W. Mattox, B. Squires, T. Woods R. Thompson, F. Dennison Row 2: J. Wickline, W. Young, R. Weaver, M. Miracle, T. Grace, K. McCarty, D. Alicie, M. Hart R. Frame, D. DeWitt, R. Orsborn, J. Keyes, S. Walton, M. Spearman Row 3: Coach D. Kurtz, J. Porter, K. Shinaberry, D. Higgins M. Beck, B. Clark, R. Kazee, L. O'Quin, R. Kessler, J. Robinson, M. Martin, D. McKenzie, M. O'Quin, S. Slack, D. Hill, Coach D Grant, Coach B. Partington Skulls, Crossbones, Stars Help Build Morale One highlight for the Fighting Scots in the Mid-Ohio Conference came when Highland scored more points than anyone else against the league ' leaders, Marion Catholic. Throughout their season Scots fought see-saw battles with alot of pressure on the defense. A victorious win over Car- dington put HHS back in the spirit and they went on to defeat Lucus and ' Northmor. The downfall ofthe season let fum- bles and penalties during crucial plays cripple the Scots' offense. Steve Slack received 20 Skulls and Crossbones through superior play in tackles and recovering fumbles. For the year Bob Myser averaged more than 11 yds. per pass. with Gregg Webb leading in reception yardage with 263 yds. Louie O'Quin led in total rushing with 611 yds., and Jeff Robin- son led with 52 pts. Honorary Co-captain E l Dan Walker, tackle Dave Higgins, halfback Honorary Co-ca ptain Louie O'Quin, fullback Honorary CO'Capta ' Jeff Robinson, halfback Eagle ball-carrier is brought down by Wayne Young C211 as Dan Walker C79l rushes to his aid. A 1 wal ll :Up -GS' 'ww 1' eyfw 1 5 ,, K .gg . ,x . ' l tioielt 1 W B 1 ' 4J , X 1 ii? Z L . :ji Players cheer their teammates on. H' O Quarterback Monte Miracle C101 passes the ball just in time North Union Buckeye Valley Scots move closer to the goal line. Below: Scot ball carrier escapes tackle by Northmor. Big Walnut 32 Cardington 20 Marion Catholic 14 North mor 14 Big FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - Front Row: Manager - R. Carpenter, M. Gehrisch, D. Lehman. E. Squires, T. Tobin, C. Mitchell. Row 2: W. Johnson, G. Nauman, L. Squires, D. Kazee, Bill Garris, M. Kittel, J. Walker. Row 3: Coach Sarr, M. Stanley, T. Scott, W. Hinkle, J. Webb, D. Porter, T, Stillwell, B. Beacorn. -3 5 ta 0 5 Coach Sarr gives orders from the sideline. Time out is called as Scots recover the ball. L .. .. .... M Q S 1 Eager players watch from the sidelines. Freshmen relax after a hard practice. 37 Us -545 'viii 5... S Varsity Club Makes Bonfire Booming Success Front Row: C. Miracle, Pres. P. Tobin, V. Pres. D. Walker, B. Horne, P. Harris, C. Keen, T. Bragg, Sec. D. Taylor, C. Higgins, M. Hankins, D. Fishburn, V. Harrod, Coach David Kurtz. Row 2: J. Wickline, M. Martin, L. O'Quin, J. Robinson, M. Linkous, T. Nauman, M. O'Quin, K. Shinaberry, B. Myser, W. Young, R. Kazee. Row 3: B. Keaton, R. Hartwell, D. Higgins, J. Westbrook, S. Slack, M. McGrady, J. Jahn, J. Porter, B. Squires, S. Walton, W. Mattox, G. Pruett. Row 4: M. Beck, D. DeWitt, R. Frame, L. Metzger, J. Keyes, M. Orecchio, T. Knapp, T. Grace, S. C. Rep. R. Orsborn, J. McAdams. Bonfire is discussed by P. Tobin, D. Walker. Above: Coat Check is manned by Varsity Club member Louie O'Quin, Right: Varsity Club members rummage through wood piles for the bonfire. 39 .:.f.. 1 fs A' ..i,...',. v-71 -vw Varsity: J. Westbrook, B. Keaton, C. Miracle, J. Robertson, R. Hartwell, J. Ebersole, C. Keen In juries Hin der Runners - Year of Ups, Downs Coach Swinehart called 1973 Cross- country a season of injuries. It was a disappointing year. HHS placed 6th in the Mid-Ohio Conference and 11th in the Sectional race. lt was also a season of enjoyment and improvement. Only 6 seniors were on the squad. The younger runners made rapid improvement. One high- light was the Mt. Vernon Nazarene Invitational followed by a supper for the runners at the college. Sue and Cheri Keen became the first two girls at HHS to take ad- vantage of the new no-contact girls' sports rule. - . .dai On your mark, get set, go! iii, Left: Cross Country is more than just running, demonstrates Jeff Ebersole. Stats are filed away after a meet by Coach Swinehart. l i X Ah. 1 3 Most Valuable Runner J. Robertson breaks his own record. Dedication is getting wet feet, declares runner Bill Harrod Reserve: M. McGrady, S. Keen, B. Harrod, D. Fishburn, J. Jann, G. Condron, J. Abraham, S. Deel, M. Eggleston, W. Looker. Left: Senior Bill Keaton warms-up for the Nazarene Invitational. sEg:gggO:1to:l'25??gS1d6?:glgidhlgzvggn , ' . l l 41 One of the many to take advantage of the non-contact rule was Tami Taylor, runner of the 100 yard dash. Dave Higgins, long jump, 880 relay. 42 Meets, Tie, Break 'I1 Records Cladmen Win 3 ' Exhaustion is the result of winning track meets. Shot Putter Mike O'Quin effort into a good th row. puts much Jack Robertson, mile run. Jerry Sherman, 2 mile run HHS finishes strong as Jeff Ebersole and Bill Keaton, discus, hurdles Marvin McGrady battle in the 00019 SYVGTCVI- Louie O'Quin, shot put, discus 2: Bruce Beacom, Randy Orsborn, Mike O'Quin, Kim Denty, Dave Hill, Jim Berry, Coach Dave Kurtz: Row 3: Chris Adkins, Kim Kinney, Joan Webb, Carlene Higgins, Steve Walton, Larry Metzger, Randy Weaver, Mike Beck: Row 4: Steve Lyons, Don Kazee, Wayde Looker, Marvin McGrady, Steve Deel, Bob Jones, Bill Harrod: Row 5: Ron Kazee, Mark Kittel, Brian Marvin Bill Johnson, Jeff Ebersole, Tim T Carl All of Steve Deel's effort goes into this jump. Q .S f? 5't'T'ff'-1l'r'l , Left: Fast starts made it possible for Mike Beck to set a new school record in the 220 and 100 yd. dash. 43 Varsity Cagers Varsity basketball was led by 4 lettermen - Mike Linkous, Jeff Robinson, Jim West- brook, and Jack Robertson. Concentrating on defense, the Scots held opponents to low aver- ages. The offensive punch started out slowly with an average of 35051. Offensive power picked up near the season's end. Many games were close. At Fredericktown, the Scots won 48-47 in a real thriller. ln the Holiday Tourney, the Scots finished 3rd, beating Mt. Gilead in overtime. Statistics show a 56.8 ppg average for HHS and 58.7 ppg average for the opponents. The Sectional Tourney was a chance for another trophy to add to last year's title. A lst round victory over East Knox set up the championship game with Fredericktown. The Freddies won, to end the season. All-Ohio Honorable Mention CAPJ Mike Linkous goes up for 2. 44 ' Are Runners-Up in Sectionals Another rebound is pulled down by Jeff Robinson. Layups are no problem for Senior Jim Westbrook. A- Senior Guard Bob Gray C213 B- Senior Guard David Higgins C335 C. Senior Forward Mike Linkous 1135 D. Senior Guard Jack Robertson C155 E. Senior Forward Jeff Robinson C435 F. Senior Center Jim Westbrook C35J' ,, Two more points are scored by Jack SSVNOV Dave Higgins Out jumDS his Robertson. opponents. Front Row: K. Shinaberry, J. Westbrook, M. Linkous, J. Robinson, J. Robertsong Row 2: Coach Swinehart, B. Gray, T. Nauman, R, Kazee, D. Higgins, J. Berry. 45 County Crown Captured by Future Scot Cagers The reserves had a disappointing start. After 9 games field goal percentage was 26 and free throws 29f7o. Through persis- tance and hustle steady improvement was made. The last 9 games saw 36921 from the field shooting and 5672: from the foul line. Coach Partlngton was the happiest man on earth when the JVs captured lst place in the Morrow County Reserve Tournament at Cardington. The Scot futures scored more than 60 pts. in each game and de' feated foes they had previously lost to. Ready to leap for the rebound is Steve Slack. Waiting for a possible rebound, Bob Sears and Ron Garlinger Scot defense such as this helped bring home the county screen out their opponents as Keith McCarty shoots. CTOWVI. Front Row: R. Frame, M. Eggleston, W. Young, B. Squires, K. McCarty, G. Condron. Row 2: D. Chase, M. Beck, J. Ebersole, B. Sears, S. Slack, Coach Partington. 9, , , 9, ' . in f .QNX .f or .D in A Front Row: J. Jahn, T. Spires, Coach Sarr, W. Hinkle, L. Squires, D. Porter: Row 2: J. Johnson, B. Gould, E. Squires, M, McGrady, D. Fishburn. Freshmen Post Highest Win Record in History Freshmen cagers began a prosperous season with a win over Centerburg. North Union was the first step to the league championship. After trailing Marion Catholic, the Scot frosh proved they never quit. They came back to win another league game. At Danville, the highest point total was reached, 66. The Ontario game was won at the buzzer by Jeff Jahn's field goal. Freder- icktown was the years only loss. After leading the whole game, the Scots had bad luck while the Freddies were hot. Blocked in by opposing players, Jeff Jahn gets off a shot. Exuberantly, Nlrs. Higgins extends her congratulations to Coach Sarr and Wayne Hinkle. The highlight of the year was the final game in the MOC Freshmen tourna- ment. The Scots worked hard for the win and lst place. Final record was 15-1, the best ever for a Scot team. Jeff Jahn led scoring, Larry Squires led assists, Wayne Hinkle led rebound- ing, and Dave Porter led free-throw shooting. The team was coached by Lew Sarr. Q Scrappy Freshmen battle for a rebound my lsis 5 , e l 53 Q .9 x K . V J if wa' ' is M lf 1 A .14 ' A , F 'zix' : Q .. 2 K Q 9 -1 AJ, .et 3 A VV .Mis -4 G-' .se Y f 4 Jr. Jim Berry receives this pass as Jeff Robinson looks on if o,V. Wim 1. 4 . at f , ,ms 15,1 i'i'DPPOSlTlON 1 5 2 Us THEM U31 ' THEM 52 55 Centerburg 30 33 65 ' 50 Danville 39 51 40 East Knox 26 ll 52 59 New Albany 47 36 48 47 Fredericktown 21 41 59 52 North Union 26 44 43 58 Marion Catholic 27 34 48 55 Mt. Gilead 34 42 44 74 Buckeye Valley 26 56 57 69 Big Walnut 34 56 75 55 K , Lucas 48 41 , 56 58 r Cardingtonj 49 , 26 3 79 60 H East Knox 1 37 39 61 67 Marion Catholic 41 56 47 56 Northmor 37 57 Cardington V 40 36 ,,, V 1 Q -HOUDAY TOURNQYQ 1 - K. 52x ' ' .',k 7' 55 Northmorhixkgslgfr , ' 53, ' 64, 5. MY-Gmac' 'lii A A A ly vgnsnv Touawsv Bl -' 73 East Knox gli' 52 1 61 Fredericktowrl ' 9 L il'- TQURNEY: . 1- ' i llls' M11 Gilead - . , Sr. Jim Westbrook receives a ass from a Scot la er. Letterman Todd Naurnan takes a dlffi- D D y cult shot over North Union. FREsHMAN scoREs U5 Opposition THEM ' 60 Cenlerburg 41 ' 55 Danville 38 '48 Cardington 35 ' 43 North Union 31 ' 38 Mr. Gilead 29 41 Fredericktown 45 ' 38 Buckeye Valley 30 ' 62 Danville 27 '47 Big Walnut 31 '49 Cardington 39 ' 44 Ontario 43 ' 48 Marion Catholic 41 ' 58 Centerburg 29 TOURNAMENTS 1 41 Mt. Gilead 27 ' 66 Big Walnut 37 ' 30 Buckeye Valley 25 Drill Team Steps to the Beat of the Times Left Front to Rear: K. Van Winkle, Capt. L. Condron, L. Lehman, P. Orecchio, K. Kinney, D. Miller, C. Griffith: Across: A. Handley, C. Copeland, J. Hoffman: Right Front to Rear: T. Mattox, B. Slone, C. Esty, V. Parmer, P. Terry, P. Lyman. Drill Team member Carol Copeland marches out on the flooi as the Drill Team performs Varsity Drag. 8 wi... new-sC,, Right: New pom-pom routines are created by sophomores Carol Esty and Jill Hoffman. Capt. Lori Condron, organizer of this year's team, calls them to attention. 49 Matmen Post First Victory, Have Home Meet The matmen's first victory was over Columbus Mohawk. 38-35. Northmor and North Union reserve teams also fell to our wrestlers' skill and aggressiveness. Several wrestlers had winning records: Heavyweight Louie O'Quin, Dan Walker, Bill Keaton, and Wayne Mattox. Louie entered the section- als with a 10-O record. Louie was the first person from HHS to place in the sectionals when he took fifth. Another first was a home meet. This meet with Mansfield Christian was so close that it was decided in the last two matches. The end of the season was high- lighted by the purchase of new uni- forms and promise of a mat. Sophomore Randy Weaver demonstrates the tremendous strength which wrestling requires. Co-captain Bill Keaton receives two points for a reversal. Below: Junior Kim Denty bar arms his opponent. Ref. Venziano waits for a pin by Russ Carpenter. Below: Seniors Dan Walker and Bill Keaton grapple in a demonstration match for Meet the Team night. Ami ' Co-captain Louie O'Quin is disgusted after his first loss in sectional. Almost pinning his opponentis Marvin Hart. From the offensive position Dave Lehman breaks his opponent down. . PM x . M.. 'i 1. I M .. .. 5:4 K 9 D Q Qi, Front Row: L. Frey, D. Alicie, D. Walker, B. Keaton, L. O'Quin, M. Orecchio, M. Hart, K. Denty, R. Carpenter, Row 2: Coach Grant, D. Sherman, B. Jobe, C. Adkins, M. O'Quin, R. Pruett, R. Weaver, W. Mattox, J. Belcher. 51 Varsity Defeats Top Teamsg Reserves Take 2nd The varsity baseball team placed 5th in their league, having an overall record of 8- 17. Sr. Pat Pratt had a high batting average of .413 making 31 hits and 23 runs batted in. Brad Squires scored 19 runs, 5 of which were homers. Pitchers Bob Myser and Mike Martin tied for most wins, each having 3 games. Reserves came in second in tourney play. Pat Pratt and Monte Miracle were named first team MOC. Receiving honorable mention were Bob Myser, Brad Squires, and Jim Keyes. Pitcher Bob Myser warms up before the Mt. I First-baseman Jim Keyes practices a double play. Gilead game. 3 M ,. r . .. hi' ' f . -A fn 4 'f ,i f L fefj. 'few .,5 X' 5.5 A Q, K ' I i',iJ:Q - jg: ff ' ggi frglggv .E ,f 'f f A - ' fy, H U R Q, ,I A ' fit , I - .A I A. 'V A. ls. B N, FF r' H? 's3, ,z'.1i1f' 4B -Q Q 2 ' fs . 21. .. ' - wa s .....4 f B s. T 'e r -B its 1 ' ' ,. f, 'B-Q 'i .r.rs B B .r..s B .. .. Ph B w'r.,f ,gm-155 B T , .Q fav e - .14 . fi 'f ' fy 1 f-SSI? QSW YS A 93 5 TB A1355 rfflfn ft it Qlffb' ,rw A ,.- ' ' '1 1' 8 ' X J is ' V x J' t if .. . , s 'ffwgii In . ' rg- A , .f-td? if . , k -g 1 is , . T, .r... i T . s .BB B fills. is Zi - Wg f al, 'Z' nun-ff ' 2' i.,B , . 12 . V 4, Q , ,...V ,322 B f B B' it 2 ' .a B 6 , . .. ' - . 1 .-,, 1 ., ' ' ,,,. W ' Br A ' V if 'Wi' s .4 s. 'B A . .. ' ' B fl. fr , ' X1 ' fm' .?'-tif: Y . ' .. -'fe 'i B f Bti Front Row: S. Slack. K. McCarty, M. Miracle, W. Young, B. Myser, D. Tobin, M. Eggleston, G. Condron, Row 2: T. Ebersole, M. lvlartin, l-'. Pratt, P. Tobin, J. Porter, T. Knapp, B. Squires, L. Condron. 52 if A W 7 ', .. 'EI I Ath'. 'Vkkf' ,ft 'L M X r ff! 6 of 2, 7 r if 2-3' 3. fy , 5:5 ' W Q . .4 2 4143 gi s f x 'Q Wm ,QQ i ' 1 , + fi 4 , f , -W2 i f , I , , 1 ,Q ,N ' I X 24 f ya TZ fer, , vt W W -A r x Wi4fQ?pZ f M f , QT' ,, 2 wsigq f' I at' ' ' ' ' ,, ra 2295 f ,ff A if 9 vim , f 'G 4, mg A f N .wmwsmffvqg'1n1Lf',- mini itfw I .4 . . ,, M Q:-,ff + V' T' r p a ' ix if Jw-WT A ' EQ ' - X V , .. V ky Nd, g,Wg,if. 1TlT'Wi - ' of- L 1.244-,W if 5,3-,1,.:1', 4 - ,,,, v ' 'M ' f 'i 'Q7'f5gff42T4iL':4'fff fA elf' .., JP' 4 , Lyfa'fef,f ' , lg .4 Y. 1, .wg '- ' '- wawrfwp ,,.m: -t fgf' T' 4. ffgli'-ef, ,.,fQ,,,, -we f of 1. , 1 ,-pq .-,, ,f f.,,m, .,,, .Q F . is s ' Junior Jim Keyes hits one down the third baseline. Senior Paul Tobin - Right Field. P 'W Members of the dugout keep a close watch on the happen- ings of the game. Below: Senior Pat Pratt- Third Base pffa :VlV,iV.,,,n, . I ,, 91, ,Ewa s ,il f M' 4 ,f is ' ,',4g4egiV1y ,fi ,,f:- o ,V . K f Position of pitcher is only one of many that Mike Martin can play. in 1 .,w 1 ..,,- , ' , Accuracy is important in throws, as demonstrated by Larry Squires. wr'-? ? H an - 5,-r., I , ffwfgt ' M' f. .wifes 1' gf' Qu? ' Q Wilt Y' 'K -61 . , sa -znews . -,m.,5.-I .f .-Q r . ,if wfwg.fwYa-ah ' M s ,, ' . 4-- 1-f-'r 97-N v ' - ,. ,, ,,,.e. ,NGA , ,,',m,r - 4 -' J, gui. .. , . f In 4 Visits, 1-tgiigr k , ,,,,,, ,V . ...tg:fL.g'rfw.f '.:a.+'1'i t -stew- f W V K I I Vg i t 1 t A ' A Mfe4fmM ' ,-z . 1 ,r ., A 1 ja' 1 Ae 571 ww, x V Ms., -ee-.....f.f,.ef - rf- '-f- g 7 .1 ' , .- Awiwij i .35 iezpfsiiigs fi --.wrist fp if i, W- , Zfifgii . 'W , ag, i --,' Forced to run quickly because of a bunt is a Fighting Scot. Left: Statistations Lori Condron and Teresa Ebersole enjoy the games as well as keep records. One of the spectacular wins this year was over Mt. Gilead. ,v . , .., et. ,va W Vx, N f. -J Q K -4 f 3 t S Y . V U ...-y l A , . Catcher Brad Squires snags anotherfoul ball Front Row: B. Sears, L. Squires, R. Garlinger, B. Blanton, T. Stillwelip Row 2: G. Nauman, J. Walker, D. Porter, R. Thompson, E. Squires. Q v- . su WJQ. lf- ' '-A? 4 . ZVV i R W, . , x, l HR ' i 4 V.. t ... y 1. 10 7 4 V --' Freshman Earl squares catches in pregame oulrpen V if 2 V',l,, b'. V fj warm up. 'ii VN X VV-mfg:-K,f Below: Warm-up pitches are thrown by Jeff Jahn. Laps before a game keep the team in shape. Below: Coach Bower is upset with a strike-out. .1 XY if . iwlddhklw FOOTBALL: 4-yr. letter, Scottie Award - Paul Tobin: Best Offensive Lineman - Dan Walker: Best Offensive Back - Louie O'Quin: Best Offensive Back, lVlost Valuable Player - Jeff Robinson: Best Defensive Back - Brad Squires: Best Top Athletes Honored With Trophies, Letters Sophomore Jeff Ebersole let- ' - WRESTLING: Scottie Award CROSS COUNTRY: Most Improved Player - M. McGrady: fti'gfgr':nEgr?g?HVLa5- Consmem - B- Keaton: Most Valuable Mostvaluable Player-J. Robertson. I Player - L- OTQUW Most l BASKETBALL: Most Improved Player - D. Higgins, J. Robsinson: Free Advisor Miss Leymaster was presented a plaque engraved Throw Award - J. Robinson: Most Valuable Player, Assists, Rebounds with the names ofHHS Cheerleaders. - Nl. Linkous: Scottie Award - J. Westbrook. 56 L,,L r . A . 3 , X t f -,'.- fffsfi -1'.-k' -f I-ir 1 K 3 kr' TRACK: J. Robertson - Scottie Award, 4 yr. Award: B. Keaton - Most Improved, M. Beck - Most Points Scored, Most Valuable Player. ,Improved Player - M. Orecchio. Freshman Coach Sarr shows off his new sports jacket received at the Winter Sports Banquet. BASEBALL - M. Martin - Best Pitcher Award: P. Pratt - Best Batting Average, Most RBl's, Most Valuable Player, P. Tobin - Scottie Award, Captain Awardg B. Myser - Best Pitcher Award. . .. . VV K V V ' Vlvwll , ij ' 'iiff -.,, . A T 11 . I m gu. i V T U k jg, W rg 4.4. swf? ' '- - - , J 'E A , we Q In ,,,. x , . , ,f . rvmwql ,V . AW ,- ., ,-W .,,., Presented a trophy for cheerleading ...lsgqnda Q 5 ' R , ,T sis ik, . 3. r In Adm.. Drill team awards are a first at the Banquet. Miss Dominy presents Lori Condron with the capt. award. ieemrg 15153555 X., E RESERVE BASKETBALL - K. McCarty and S. Slack - Free Throw Awards. gm cv Fi Most Improved Player Dave Higgins reflects on the past season. T, . . ., M . t Ji' ' itf' 1 ... .. ...' J . A ' e ...,. A E '..1 if f i - ir 1 4. Lf as Cheerleaders Host First Outdoor Pep Rally Cheerleaders hosted the first outdoor pep rally and added humor by skits such as Wee People and the showing of different types of cheerleaders. Inside a Freakie skit and the pie throwing at teachers and Mr, Bowling helped build spirit. Miss Ley- master, first year advisor, aided the squads. To end the season Varsity cheerleaders host- ed the team to steak dinners: the Reserve and Freshmen cheerleaders gave parties for their teams. . -1' ' . .E Cartwheels add vigor to Varsity cheers. Our team is the best even though We're the Freakies. A it V. are 3 K f :1P' Reserve Cheerleaders: tFront to Backy D. Walker, P. Harris, R. Skaggs, C. Tobin, J. Rogers, S. Squires. Every cheerleader knows how to build spirit ., A K . 'P-'Mt L, 4 -Ear I 1' 1, x 'i X 1 Qi ,. K ., fffw Y rod D. Fishb en Cheerlead aders CL to R S. Johnson , ,....W..ww:f,.w-A . ' , ,,.- -xx 29' 'Q IN. A W . eff 'A 5'-KG' yiagg' y xQ i -mf ' ..y-f'i:2f1gg22,g 5 : l frgf l2 g i 6 ' 'f'-+ :1fgv ' , , ' i I :im-C - Q , 4 M .. V M i ' i iff . j 1 . ' 7 :if T' . V' ,l ' 2-' ' f V F -5 ' fp' ' .-Y r -, , . ., dv' Q N f , -JL .- SV I 1: I K ' QV' A 1 2 ' :, I Y 4 XX I .M 4- M ny . , k g s xi! ,, 1 g f A f n 4 Q, '4 ' -xl ,Q G'- ' ir 2533144 ,--.1 ry .1- , is Q' f,11 Q ' I ' f i f--,L g , New Uniforms Give jr. High Runners New Look 1' Form and strength must be combined to throw the shot, as shown by Steve Yates. Future Hack Sta' Rick WBBVQV builds UD stamina Jr. High track members ran with Cardington's varsity for practice for the big meet. Wiwiti l mil Front Row: Ralph Rinebolt, LeAnn Adkins, Kevin Davis, Chris Webb, Kelly Palmer, Tami Tuggle, Janie Leo, Don Powell: Row 2: Rick Weaver, Anthony Adkins, Steve Coyan, Jerry Jeffries, Dan Harris, Dennis Grace, Mark Mason, John Frazier: Row 3: Earl Fisher, Melody Mattox, Jane McAdams, Brenda Casto, Sherry Belcher, Kim Thompson, Jeanie Wigton: Row 4: Ron Ragor, Jerry Westbrook, Steve Yates, Richard Price, Steve Walker, Connie Ray, 60 Spirit I5 Sparked by lr. High Cheerleaders s Concerned looks are given by Kim 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS - Front: K. Naumang Standing: P. Terry, B. Gallogly, Nauman and Paula Terry. 8th grade cheerleaders get it together. T. Smith: Top: G. Adams: not shown: T. Sanborn. Km... 41,8 0 7th GRADE CHEERLEADERS - Center: H. Waggoner: Standing: K Van Horn, C. Adkinsg Top: P. Vore, D. Lehnerg not shown: N. Nelson Shouts for victory are led by the 7th grade cheerleaders. 51 Y ff 4 SEVENTH GRADE - Front Row: T. Saunders, A. Deel, A. Adkins, C. Bunnell, M. Adkins, K. McLain, J. Kronginger, R. Bowling. Row 2: F. Lewis, J. Gallogly, E. Fisher, J. Kittel, R. Richardson, S. Abraham, R. Davis, L. Pinkerton, C. Webb. Row 3: Coach Steider, D. Ulrey, W. Warwick, T. Pryor, D. Harris, M. Mason, G. Coleman, B. Tiller, B. Hoskinson. . Q, FN.: I ., VZ... H-wav fm. , M . LAL... Quarterback Chris Webb hands off to Halfback Dan Harris After the play is ruled dead, a new 8th grade team rushes who will try to score. onto the field. l --Y 4- A. Q . EIGHTH GRADE - Front Row: D. Sayer, T. Kanagy, J. Shoemaker, D. Tobin, L. Adkins, R. Weaver, K. Squires, B. Kinney, J. Kanagy. Row 2: Coach Bower, T. Lawson, J. Westbrook, R. Price, M. Pinkerton, S. Yates, T. Abraham, R. Landis, B. Griffith, Coach Ku me. 62 f 8 0 Sf Out-jumping his man, Dan Harris gets the tip to a Scot player. 8th Red: Row 1: C. Sparks, T. Lawson, W. Quinn, J. Westbrook, R. Price, R. Landis, T. Abraham, J. Shoemaker: Row 2: Coach Bower, mgr. K. Davis, D. Sayre, D. Tobin, K. Squires, D. Edwards, R. Weaver, mgr. J. Gallogly. 8th Blue: Row 1: B. Griffith, J. Adams, J. Kanagy, M. Benedict, T. Kanagy, C. Metzger, B. Kinney: Row 2: mgr. H. Smith, B. Griffith, R. Schoppelrei, R. Hornsby, K. Helvey, R. Ragor, R. Barnett, S. Powell, Coach Kume. Useful Experience Gained by Red, Blue Teams . A X .44 A, . 5 eeiiwvyg QQ ,,i gwveaflfgivf M 'i en, DY ' ., X , L. 'Q W' ' A we, ,ss . Two points are scored at the free throw line by Brett Hoskinson. v-ajax: , . . gewwqenmg . 5 . Q, A-.,i5T,,s V .K . xA M ..P' wx , Scots shoots as Freddies move in. 7th Red: Row 1: Mgr. J. Gallogly, B. Hoskinson, D. Harris, B. Pennington, M. Mason, mgr. K. Davis: Row 2: S. Abraham, J. Kittell, M. Squires, T. Pryor, G. Lloyd, Coach Steider. 7th Blue: Row 1: C. Parsons, K. Shirtzinger, D. Rhinehart, J. Miers, L. Trott: Row 2: L. Coleman, R. Bowling, D. Powell, J. Jeffery, K. McClain, Coach Kume. 63 f '- +'4 k flaw, imim' 5 X Q f Q 2 SC Makes Dollars for Scholars Main Project Raising money for Dollars for Scho- lars was a main project for Student Council this year. A profit of 5267.75 was brought in by a slave sale. Dona- tions from clubs, organizations, and businesses totaled S21-15.00. An as- sembly basketball game between stu- dents and teachers grossed 513925. Other small projects like the ham raffle and the sucker sales brought in 38945. owl 4 . 'la' f gifs' A 1: '. , V lf.: W ' , ,2g,., I 1 . 5 E1-9 1, lr f P-' ' . A j v. e,f S 2, 7- Y! .. Ax I 5 . J , . ful? 'Q , ' .7 1 A f bt 3 ,- a S if, ,.. to - - r ' . 3- L ' L A T s if J X .' A , . , :77'u I 4 1, .j - , . b . x t N f!J. gx2 ri - . g. ,, ' .7 ie. Hair Bear Bunch vs raculty - one A V K - Not expected to be sold, Mr. Bowling money-making project in which fac- viiisgilfnsiiftauffergetsadlfferent brought S29from Linda Browning. ulty was involved. ' UBRARY R. Thompson: B. Myser: B. Horne, Pres.: D. Walker: P. Tobin, V. Pres.: R. Orsborn: Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Cherrington: P. Harris: C. Taylor: T. Taylor: D. Gale: R. Skaggs, B. Lawson: D. Walker: Row 3: C. Keen: T. Bragg: S. Squires, Treas.: N. Noble: S. Walton: K. VanHorn, Sec.: J. Matthews: D. Fishburn: C. McLain. 66 Luncheon, Tapping, Induction Held for NHS 5555 t nn ZT- , , , , , , Pres. Jack Robertson performs the traditional candlelighting cere- Principal Bowling authorizes the certificates. many inducting new members' fi.3?'3w' ' ' Above: Front Row: R. Hartwell, J. Berry, M. O'Quin, B. Myser, R. Orsborn, J. Robertson. Row 2: B. Orewiler, K. Van Winkle, L. Condron, V. Kemmer, D. Fish- burn, K. Geckley, D. Huddleston, V. Hankins, B. Sutherland, Advisor Mrs. Fulton. Row 3: N. Noble, S. Fisher, K. Van Horn, C. Keen, T. Bragg, T. Nauman, D. Jenkins, D. Bachelder, C. Hawk. Absent: B. Riel. Below: Advisor Mrs. Fulton presents the candles to the new members. Part of the ceremony involves lighting the candles representing character. Suzie Walton lights this third candle. 67 Choir Improvesg Gains Valuable Experience Ensembles - Front Row: L. Shurtleff, L. Metzger, D. Walker, T. Grace, B. Horne, R. Hartwell, M. Hoskey: Row 2: P. Terry, L. Browning, S. Witt, T. Bragg, K. VanHorn, S. Walton, J. Matthews, C. Spearman, J. Hammond, B. Orewiler, M. Director Mrs. Schmidt admires the tree Frame. the Ensemble decorated. Choir - Front Row: M. Frame, S. Witt, L. Browning, T. Bragg, K. VanHorn, R. Hartwell, B. Horne, S. Walton, B. Orewiler. J. Matthews, C. Spearman, J. Hammond, P. Terry, M. Hoskey, L. Shurtleffg Row 2: R. Van Dyke, J. Squires, J. Harris, K. Roy, S. Tobin, R. Roush, P. Van Dyke, M. Roush, C. Hawk, B. Hankins, D. Walker, D. Higgins, L. McCoy, T. Spiresg Row 3: J. Horne, B. Peak, B. Johnson, K. Van Winkle, K. Kinney, B. Muncy, L. Bragg, H. Waggoner, K. Bird, P, Osborne, T. Ayers, K. Gordon, D. Belcher, V. Harrod, L. Abraham, T. Tobin: Row 4: D. Gale, T. Hawk, R. Kazee, B. Johnson, S. Deel, J. Walker, D. Kazee, L. Black, L. Metzger, R. Frame. Much Work in Projects Earns Band New Uniforms , if is ' , 5 O 1, 9 I 1 I P 0 9, , s 0 Q H - Enthusiastically the pep band played for all home basketball games. MARCHING BAND - Front Row: S. Wickware, K. VanWinkIe, B. Arndt: Row 2: N. Noble, L. Pribbenow, K. VanHorn, S. Walton: Row 3: J. Jennings, K. Geckley, C. Woods, C. Griffith: Row 4: D. Vore, S. Keen, J. Handwerk, L. Messmer: Row 5: K. VanHorn, G. Handwerk, R. Snyder, C. Esty: Row 6: R. Garlinger, C. Casteel, J. Simpson, S. Weaver: Row 7: J. Stooksberry, M. Hoskey, J. McAdams, R. Connolly: Row A--l-he Fight Song is played by Ron Garllnger and Randy 8: D. Slack, C. Keen, M. Frame, D. Ulery: 'Row 9: K. Roach, Kemmer for those at the Christmas Bazaar, one money- V- Parmeri ROW 103 D- Finbbenowl C- H'lt0f1l R' Keemen making prolecl for the new unlformsl Ron models 3 pllol Rovli 11: C. Porter, C. Harris, D. Keller: Row 12: J. Matthews, uniform' D. Linkous, L. Abram: Row 13: L. Metzger. l l CONCERT BAND - Front Row: K. VanHorn, S. Walton, N. Noble, J. Zinn, J. Jennings, D. Ulery, C. Griffith, C. Woods, M. Frame: Row 2: J. Dailey, K. Roach, C. Castello,. C. Harris, J. McAdams, R. Snyder, D. Keller, L. Messmer, D. Slack, C Keen, K. VanHorn: Row 3: D. Walker, L. Abraham, R. Conolly, D. Phelps, C. Esty, M. Hoskey, T. Spires, D. Phelps, L.Shur'tlGff, S. Keen, P. Harris, K. Hilton. Row 4: J. Simpson, L. Metzger, S. Wickware, J. Stooksbury, B. Muncy, D. Gale, S. Walton, R. Kemmer, R. Garlinger, B. Arndt, L. Bragg, S. Weaver. Science Club Members Rate High at Fairs This year the County Science Fair and the County Science Banquet were both held at HHS. The junior high received the award for the most superi- or science projects. For a club project, money was do- nated toward Band Uniforms and Dol- lars for Scholars. Morrow Co. Rep. for North Central Ohio, Ernest Marcum, received an ex- cellent in state competition and a first in the county on his project. lis jl tfi-, s -b ,I P. :.f.f:,:f ggkig '- f . , . : r I 9. ,Q 2 Q2 5' . F. A l-- EEC as s... l . Z 3--vu .sts ft ze E 1 ' 5: .- t : Q rs ! -FH Pres. Bill Keaton received first in the un imiui xiui ii tion earned Louie O'Quin an excel- lent at state and the chance to ex- hibit atthe Ohio State Fair. county for his project, Drug Abuse. my iw simxuncm, immuss 'ro Rlillll! as 'rms ox 4- lst place in the county was won by Jack Robertson for this project. Front Row: D. Bachelder, J. Jennings, L. O'Quinn, Pres. B. Keaton. Row 2: J. McAdams, S. Lyons, Sec. K. Van Horn, Advisor Nlr. Cherrington, C. Keaton, E. Marcum. 70 2 ...iL.,,,Q -kkv V. SPANISH CLUB: Front Row: R. Thompson: S. Walton: L. Metzger: B. Clark: T. Grace: K. McCarty: J. Davis: Row 2: D. Phelps: B. Sammons: R. Skaggs, V. Pres.: K. Van Horn, Sec.-Treas.: K. Hilton, Pres.: Advisor Miss Hartong: Row 3: J. McAdams: S. Orewiler: B. Lawson: L. Lehner: K. Stauffer: C. Keaton: L. Pribbenow: T. Mason: L. Jenkins: T. Hawk. Span. Club, Actors Succeed With One Advisor DC members Kim Van Horn, Rena McCune, and Butch Horne per Laughter from Kathy Van Horn and Ronda Skaggs was formedinthe Christmas playgiventothe School. DRAMA CLUB: Front Row: Advisor Miss Hartong: K. Kinney: B. Lawson, SC Rep.: S. Orewiler: R. McCune: J. McAdams: D. Bachelder: Row 2: W. Mattox: V. Antonellig J. Matthews: L. Metzger: K. Van Horn: C. Keen: Row 3: B. Horne: B. Kanagy, Sec.: S. Walton, Treas.: R. Thompson: D. Gale: K. Van Winkle, Pres. 71 FHA Has Profitable Yearg Wins Award of Merit FHA achieved new firsts under the watchful eyes of mascot Winnie the Pooh. Becky Riel reigned efficient- ly as State and Chapter President. Chapter efforts resulted in the Award of Merit. Individual work profited too as 11 members earned their Degrees. Parties were popular, as was the evening at Whetstone School, Dog- patch Night, FHA Week, and the Chap- ter Banquet. Panel consisting of FHA and FFA members and parents discuss current topics. FHA Thanksgiving imp-BCT Dl'08l'am evolves around the Very talented Senior FHA member, Joann Hammond, enter- Six vlrtueS. tains the panel members. Front Row: D. Fishburn, J. Hammond, V. Harrod, W. Barthelmes, B. Orewiler, D. Gale, B. Riel: Row 2: L. VanHorn, C. Tobin, L. Bragg: Row 3: K. Bateman, D. Lyman, S. Tobin, C. McLain, S. Witt, S. Lilley. 72 Front Row: Advisor Mr. Garris, D. Lehman, E. Squires, C. Mitchell, Sec. B. Arndt, Pres. M. Hoffman, Sentinel P. Tobin, Treas. J. Robinson, V. Pres. G. Roarick, Student Advisor J. Westbrook, Chaplain B. Alexander, B. Beacom, L. Squires, T. West, J. Johnson, Advisor Mr. Cooper: Row 2: R. Connally, M. Standley, W. Looker, B. Alexander, K. Bill, J. Adkins, N. Garris, B. Pinkerton, J. Hinkle, D. Bailey, D. DeWitt, M. Baer, J. Charles: Row 3: B. Harrod, R. Gallogly, B. Westbrook. M. Darst, G. Hass, B. Stiffler, G. Blanton, L. Frey, D. Porter, D. Fishburn, D. Chase, M. Hilton, D. Alicie: Row 4: V Jordan, R. Harris, T. Pruett, B. Squires, S. Slack, C. Adkins, W. Young, J. Thompson, B. Gray, D. Tobin, R. Clark, M. Martin, C. Pruett, M. Spearman, T. Wilson, S. Pruett: Row 5: K. Weaver, R. Pruett, R. Orsborn, D. Tobin, Absent - SC Rep. R. Weaver. FFA'er5 Presented Awards at Annual Banquet P. Tobin: Row 2 - W. Looker, R. Gallogly, T. Pruett, B. Harrod, B Garris, L. Pinkerton: Row 3 - R. Pruett, R. Orsborn, M. Martin, D Tobin Honorary Chapter Farmer plaques were awarded to Mr. Westbrook and Mr. Chase while Queen Brenda Hankins received a trophy. Right - Recepients of FFA Awards, Front Row: B. Garris - Star Greenhand: B. Arndt - Lead- ership, Fram Mechanics, Officer: J. Robinson - Star Farmer, Officer: J. Westbrook - DeKalb, Officer: G. Roarick - Appreciation, Officer: M. Hoffman - Jeff Howard Memorial, Officer: Row 2: L. Squires - County Livestock: B. Gray - Showmanship: D. Sherman - Live- stock: M. Spearman - Showmanship: P. Tobin -Officer. 73 Apex Helps Build the Future Business World Senior Apex - Front Row: Mrs. Cherrington, D. Moreland, J. Blanton, S. Rhineboltg Row 2: B. Arndt Peak, M. Hite, J. Abraham Horne, B. Johnson, P. Marshall, J. Squires, J. Hammond, C. Spearman, C. Keen, T. Ebersole, T. Van Dyke, D Rilnv. 63k Apex jobs include typing and running off Christmas decorating winners were: J. Abraham Horne, D. Moreland, B. theTELE-A-SCOT,as shown by Diane Riley, Johnson, D. Riley. Junior IOE - Front Row: B. Bean, P. Gould, Miss Quinn: Row 2: C: McLain, L. Copeland, C. Taylor, D. Smith, J. Barth- lemes, B. Gordon, S. Webb, G. Spradlin, A. Blanton, J. Zinn, B. Sutherland, K. Kearns, C. Woods, L. Roach. 74 F F.T.A.: Front Row: Miss Quinn, K. Van Winkle, R. Skaggs, K. VanHorn, D. Slack, D. Walker, Row 2: J. Matthews, L. Metzger, T. Grace, K. VanHorn, D. Bachelder, K. Geckley, P. Harris. TA Members Learn While Librarians Research FTA'er Deb Bachelder checks this peti- tion. Librarians Bev Westbrook and Vernajean Harrod relax from their duties. LIBRARIANS: Front Row: B. Riel, B. Westbrook, L. Roach, V. Harrod, J. Jennings: Row 2: S. Witt, K. VanHorn, J. Matthews, C. Woods, V. Parmer, E. Marcum, K. Hilton, G. Hankins, D. Hill. 75 MCC members were in charge of the send a mouse to college program. MCC Gets Involved in Drive Against Cancer Front Row: B. Sutherland, K. Kearns, C. Woods, V. Kemmer, C. Hawk, Row 2: L. Roach, L. Roach, G. Spradlin, K. VanHorn, S. Walton, D. Jenkins, K. Van Winkle, Mrs. Patrick. Send a mouse to college was the theme of the American Cancer Society. Right: Y.A.C. chairman Jim Oakes visits MCC's to explain the new program. 76 Office Help Eases Pressure on Secretaries , A Preoccupation is shown by Linda Lehman as she enjoys a popcorn Decorations, including a fireplace, are set up ballatthe OfficeWorkers'Christmas Party. by the Office Workers on the night of their B , . V . Christmas Party. elow. Surprise is captured on the faces of Debbie Taylor and Pam Harris as they receive unexpected gifts. Below: Juniors Melissa Hankins and Debbie Gale admire the present which Debbie has received. fu' Below: Office Workers: Denise Fishburn, Pam Harris, Debbie Taylor, Carlene Higgins, Jill Rogers, Debbie Keller, Linda Lehman, Kim Geckley, Melissa Hankins, Lora Messmer, Tami Taylor, Barb Orwiler. 77 Newspaper Staff Covers 1st In-the-Know Bout Highland's first In-the Know team consists of Advisor Mr. Grant, alternates B. Kanagy and D. Bachelder, and members B. Keaton, L. O'Quin, J. Robertson, and T. Davis. Mui , f . :- TH W 4 Q Headlines are put on the stencils by Journalism students Deb Tele-A-Scot and Yearbook staff members attend a joint Slack and Tamie Bragg. workshop at Ontario High School. i Front Row: L. O'Quin, L. Warner, D. Gallogly, D. Gale, B. Hankins, C. Hawk, B. Kanagy, T. Davis, J. Jennings, D. Doughty, B. Keaton, Row 2: L. Roach, K. Van Winkle, L. Condron, D. Slack, S. Walton, T. Bragg, C. Jackson, D. Hill, B. Horne, J. Westbrook, T. Nauman, C. Higgins, M. Hankins, C. McLain, L. Abraham, K. Geckley. 78 Dedication, Long Hours Create Highlander '74 Co-editor CBusinessJ Nancy Noble takes the time to type captions and copy for the ad pages. Most-dedicated staff member Lu Ellen Roach writes captions for pictures. YS- i,, f , ff.:.f:,..- m f I W , ob ' -Jil. 155 I Co-editor Cheri Keen and headline specialist Tamie Bragg diSCuSS a new idea. .if Photographer Louie O'Quin practices with the new video tape machine. 5 , avi' i . ' f rw 6 3' V 4 f i, : rx g k Q .Q . Z r FJ V , 1, ,. 'f A In Determination by photographer Bill Keaton helps produce the HIGHLANDER '74, Left: Next year's editor Debbie Slack gets disgusted when she can't find the right picture. 79 GVIVS Bring Home Trophyg Win 3rd in Tourney GVJV's placed 3rd in the Ontario Basket- ball Tournaments led by Seniors Tarnie Bragg, Pam Harris, Cheri Keen, and Suzie Walton. Although injuries hindered the team, their record was 6-5. Volleyball brought fun and at the end of the season the girls went to an Amish restaurant in Plain City. . ' K -1 K I .1 . .Ji H ir , 1' , V ' Sr. Debra Smith scores 15 pts. in a row! 'N'---.-.... Coach Dominy forms battle plan. 80 Front Row: S. Walton, S. Squires, C. Keen, C. Higgins, D. Phelps, T. Bragg, P. Harrisg Row 2: T. Taylor, D. Belcher, C. Harris, L. Lehmen, P. Harris, S. Keen, L. Browning, Coach Dominy. Front Row: L. Parsons, M. Frame, K. Kinney, V. Browning, C. Kanagy, P. Orecchio J. Webb, G. Hankinsg Row 2: J. Zinn, B. Hankins, K. VanHorn, C. Grandstaff, C Davis, D. Rileyg Row 3: J. Stookesberry, L. Jenkins, T. Mason, S. Webb. Front Row: D. Bachelder, D. Fishburn, C. Davis, D. Lybarger, K. Kinney, B. Slone, P. Spearman, B. Johnson, J. Squires: Row 2: D. Smith, T. Bragg, P. Harris, P. Orecchio, T. Taylor, B. Hankins, V. Kemmer, B. Kanagy, D. Riley, Row 3: Coach Dominy, D. Belcher, K. Gordon, L. Riley, J. Bloomfield, L. Snachall, G. Hankins, L. Jenkins, C. Grandstaff, T. MZSOVI 'Q' Ready for the rebound, Tamie Bragg and Tami Taylor move Added attraction to volleyball games were net holders in against River Valley. Kim Kinney and Linda Snachall. SX Jr. Linda Lehman prepares to throw her best pitch, a strike. Left: At this practice, a grand slam was hoped for by Denise Fishburn. 81 lr. High Activities Build Tomorrow's Leaders V l . .. . ., . ., . f,.. .--.-. K. Sears, T, Sanborn. T. Smith: Row 2: J. Leo, C. Hankins, J. Hinkle, K. Burson, M. Burns, T. Edwards, V. Ruhl, K. Mitchell, L. Altizer, P. Keller, J. McAdams: Row 3: B. Clark, K. Thompson, J. Tobin, J. Pruett, C. Garris, G. Altizer, M. Jones, C. Beck, B. Gallogly, S. Belcher. 'ga Y - B.ai'. Jr. High artists visit the high school for art class each day. SUPER SCOT TIMES STAFF - Front Row: P. Adkins, R. Edwards: Row 2: D. Webb, T. Warwick, M. Roach, C. Beck, K. Styles: Row 3: G. Altizer, M. Jones: Row 4: D. Phelps. Left - LIBRARIANS: R, Edwards, A. Hyatt, N. Penn, L. Altizer, S. Abraham, K. Browning, K. Phelps. 82 l At the We Believe ln Music program,every- STUDENT COUNCIL - Front Row: K. Parmer, H. Waggoner, R. Edwards, one joins in for H500 Miles accompanied T. Edwards, T. Thompson, D. Ulrey, Row 2: P. Terry, K. Sears, T. Sanborn, by Jr. High guitarists. S. Belcher, T. Smith, Mr. Bower: Row 3: D. Rhinehart, M. Mason, D. Tobin. CHORUS - Front Row: M. Mattox, B. Dinney, T. Harrod, K. Styles, B. Casto, G. Altizer, M. Roach, K. Nauman, K. Glea- son, K. Sears, T. Stoner, T. Samborn, P. Raines. R. Weaver, Row 2: R. Price, G. Adams, B. Gallogly, P. Adkins, V. Daniels, T. Alexander, M. Jones, T. Warwick, K. Thompson, J. Pruett, J. Tobin, A. Pierce, D. McQue, D. Tobin: Row 3: K. Browning, R. Scott, B. Fisher, K. Phelps, R. Hines, L. Adkins, J. Griffith, S. Belcher, S. Zinn, K. Webb, J. Wigton, P. Terry, K. Burson, P. Swims, T. Smith, J. Westbrook. Below: Band - Front Row: M. Squires, J. Shoemaker, M. Mattox, K. Phelps, R. Edwards, L. Chaney, D. Hanwerk, K. Kessler, M. Shoemaker: Row 2: J. Gallogly, D. Ulrey, D. Phelps, Y. Parmer, J. McAdams, C. Hope, R. Snyder, B. Clark, T. Thompson, Row 3: R. Barnett, J. Westbrook. R. Landis, J. Meier, J. Pennington, S. Chaney, D. Bushong, C. Lyman, K. Van Horn, P. Keller. 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Seniors prepare for homecoming. Mike Abraham Terry Kime Archer Bernie Arndt Deborah Lynn Bachelder Diane Blecher Kenneth Eugene Bill r .A i K Cindy Blake Janet Blanton Left: Homeroom becomes rap time for these seniors. Below: Senior proofs are examined by Jeff Robinson and Debbie Scott. ff Ygk WS gl Left: Football tackle Dan Walker samples a lemon in Sr. English. One requirement for Bob Gray's apron was the sewing of straight seams. Joann Hammond Larry Hardin Jody Harris Pam Harris ,o 1 E J i Russell Harris Richard Dennis Hartwell David Higgins Mary Ann Hite 89 9 K ,.. .., ,. x 12, -:.r --mv' fj- X Qaida if uv QSM wif 553333 .59 fw' -, 'ZQVL We '5v-., S Q Q Q R P' 5 ,. WAV.- . , If, 3 9, . M., -' -frismva K -A iz Q1 x. :ez W ig yin Ymx -if , . is . ggi: Ji , , x - QQ 32111, , '. mf iim- LN ,, i 145 ju.::.,gt5 n C192 9' ff 1 13.3 4 f -file 4 'D Beverley Arndt Peak Pat Pratt Charles Pruett Sherman Gary Pruett Shirley Louise Rhinebolt Becky Riel Diane Riley Lu Ellen Roach Genny Roarick Jeff Robinson Senior Dana Bailey displays artwork. Jack Robertson Gina Roush +1133 ,,ThiSiS mythird Onevudaims Jack Robertson- Tangy smells of a lemon enthrall Majorette Janet Mat thews. -W Kimberly Jo Van Horn Kim Van Winkle Suzie Walton Loretta Warner Greg L. Webb Helen Webb Jim Westbrook Tim Wilson 94- Seniors hu Sharon Rena Witt Kim Roy Nursery school attendance is marked with stars by Gina Roush. if it x, 2 6 Story hour is led by sr. home ec. student Diane Belcher. la Cutouts are constructed at nursery school with the help of Janet Blanton. Bewildered Mike Abraham contemplates his unfinished apron. Below: Seamster Pat Pratt learns cutting out techm ques. P AB3!WAM ' ..rr 1331 CW Vmi' View 3 A 4 3 fBrunswick HST' 31-331' Col Prep3 . 2,33 Drama Club 3,43.QStu'dent Dir.vA4ll?55l'iooli Play 4. . 'TERRY mms ,ARCHER . g . - - Chaplin 3' m o rts A ri n . 4: CC rack 1-4: Marcl1ingiiS5Band 1- i543.ilPep 'A 1-43 All-County Bland 2,42 Band Contest 3,42 Squad Leader 43 FFA Degrees 2, Chap. Fa rmer, :ffgy DEBORAH LYNN BACHELDER . ' Col Prep: FTIQQ31-4: NHS 3,43 SC 2,31 FSA 2-4 - Pres. 4ifiDrama Club 2-42 Rocket Club 2,3 - Treas. 23 Class Off. Treas. 3. SC 13 Prom Comm. 33 Cafe Help 43 Sports Arm. 33 Girls' Bsktball 2,32 Girls' Softball 1: Girls' Volleyball 2-43 Drill Team 33 Am. Legion Award 23 ln The Know 43 Buckeye Girl's State 3. DANA BAILEY Ind Arts: Bsketball - Fresh. 13 CCA13, rl' ,,,. DIANE BELCHER SSEO Home Ec: GAA 3,43 Prom CommQf'33 Girls' Track 33 Girlfs Bsktball 3,41 Girls' Volley- ball 3,41 All-County Choir.2. Vo Ag CINDY Home 13 GAA 13 43 14 FTA SC4 3SC4' 3 96 ,. ,,', wx. .J'T'V,a- '- ,wk - 4: - ff '-Wt. H. A . , , 24? A 44 7' S 5 2 gg .. iw' ,fb it H, We E Q ,, H361 . .1 p 2 . . .. .... BUS Y ET ? Band Contest 4' If .-e QZ2' 2 2 A S0 'S Nlfl KESSLER 41 .. Coufsef Var. Club 3 ' ww f - .. ff m CH tlt l Var- 41 Bsktbaell A A Geri lf Q A . ' 2-4. var. LCG' LEWIS --V. Joov Jani? llll e l M5 FHA 2' QM . . olte fe 3- GMS fMlffl1n HS lj Col rep: nnua a esman Volleyball 1 2' Choir 2. FSA 2 4 Dra ma Club 4 GAA 13 SC 3 Llb 1 4 TELE A SCOT Track 2 Girls Volleyball Band 14 P B DIANA MESSMER UNKOUS Bus Crzrufse Staff 2,3 2 3 OOEA 3 Cbmm. 3 SD and 24 23 Stat 3 Contert Band 1 All Cou 3 P nty 4 YOITI BFI OOEA Band 14 Pep-Band 2: Majorette 1-4 Head 4 KQUS ocket Club 1 2' Clas Comm. 33 Photo. KANAGY MARSHALL Annual Prom Comm Glrls Softbal In The Know BILL KEATON Col Prep Annu FS 24 Pes Club 1 2 4 Photo 4 Sta The Boy S FHA 4 Choir 24 Betty Crocker MATTHEWS Staff 1 3 3 FSA3 Lb Choir Amerlca, SCHERI LYNN 5 Bus Course 3,4, NHS 3 SC 3,4 HS IJ BUS C T .YDIST NOBLE Staff Prep liar. Club 1-43 FFA v , S State 35 Who's Who Students 43 BEVERLEY Bus Cours ANN UU8 e AA GC Amerlca ,,..,....w...,, .... . ...-f - FH Girls' Volleyball 3,4 Choir 2. LU ELLEN ROACH Col Prep: Annual Staff 4: F 3,4 - Sec.: Lib 4: Candy TELE-A-SCOT Staff 4: GAA 1. GENNY ROARICK VoAg: FHA 1-3: SC Sec. 1: Stat 3: C1 ing Band 1-3: Pep SC 3: Majorette 2,33 Choir 2. JACK ROBERTSON Col Prep: Annual Staff 4: NHS 3,4: SC 1-31 3,4: Rocket Club 1,2: 2, V. Pres. 3, SC 1 TELE A SCOT Staff 4 Rep. Gurls' State Alternat . lass Off March- Var. Club 1- 4 - V. Pres. Var. OOEA 3,4: Pro :st 4 TAYLOR m Annual 2-4, Sec. 3 Candy:-Stripe: Staff 4: Photo Girls' Volleybal t Band 1-4 Band Col Prep: Annual 2: Var. Club Class 3, Ugly Pres. 4: SC lg Comm. 3: Ftball al' Homecom SHAW Band and 1 FFA Help 14 Mgr Pres 3 nd 1 Choar V Pres 3 Choir 12 4 Ensemble .. .effsii Q-it K 5.1. Band horr 1 Sales- - JIM Bus Course. OOEA 3, TELE 3. WITT A J IA.. .,... 1 .,., L .K--. Eg, xl ii One of the class advisors Mr. Grant helps serve the sr. While waiting on her meal, Barb Orewiler enjoys a cup breakfast held at The Derrick Motel. A of Coffee, V Derrick Motel Hosts Final Senior Gathering . f1?. bl ' -un The smellof Denise Fishburn's pancakes and sausage makes Sr. breakfast gives everyone a last chance to be together and JoAnn Hammond impatient. di?-CUSS future DISUS- ' I . ,,.,, . 5 it e o ss 2 . T L A . Seniors had their choice of steak, eggs, sausage, ham, and rolls. Left: 7:00 a.m. brought together for the last time the Class of '74, sleepy-eyed and yawning. l 99 1974 Commencement First Ceremony Outdoors HHS Graduating Class of 1974 4:-A Do something with your life was the main idea of the Baccalaureate Partly cloudy skies greeted the audience for the ceremonies June 9. Address by Rev- Syd Brestoiu 1 ew I... Q' Fill The World With Love was the song presented by choir members. Joann Hammond sang Beautiful People. Left: School Supt. Richard Van Horn presented the class and emphasized the need for graduates to become good citizens by taking a positive attitude, and meeting problems head on instead of avoiding them. Class Vice President Dan Walker introduced the honored '63 Graduate Dr. Joyce Baker. Mt. Gilead Jaycee member Mr. Shoewalter pre- sented Jack Robertson with the award for out- standing male graduate, the first so honored at HHS. Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Middle Tenn. Univ., Dr. Baker stressed the need to continue education, on the job and through books, 1 fi TOP 10 - Front Row: Barb Orewiler, Teresa Ebersole, Becky Riel, Bonnie Kanagy, Beth Johnson: Row 2: Denise Fishburn, Salutatorian Kim Van Horn, Valedictorian Suzie Walton, and Jack Robertson. Not pictured, Debbie Bachelder. 101 Honor Escorts Cindy Taylor and Mike 'W O'Quin lead graduating seniors to the f ootball field. An.. ! 41341 Many emotions are experienced by '74 grads as they process out. .J-an AWARD RECEPIENTS: Front Row: N. Noble - Americanism: T, Davis - School Organizations Scholarship: L. Roach - Highland Teachers: B. Orewiler - Chester Cherrington Scholarship: Row 2: J. Robertson - Americanism, Jaycee Male Graduate, Outstanding Math and Science: K. Van Horn - Outstanding Math and Science: S. Walton - School Board Scholarship: M. Linkous - First Team MOC, 2nd Team All- State Basketball: H. Horne - Governor's Award for Leadership. Absent - P. Pratt- All-League Infield MOC Baseball. CScholarships were through Dollarsfor Scholars? 102 X- W.. N 7 .,,. .X ..., SC President Butch Horne was given the Governors Award for Leadership. L. Class Treasurer Teresa Ebersole an- nounced the class gift of a newly- started fund for new stage curtains. Mr. Van Horn accepted the gift for the school. Seniors Deb Doughty and Steve Noble get ready to put thefinishing touches on 12 years' work. PW Us Q ii Class Secretary Cheri Keen presents to Mr. Van Horn the if ln Memorium plaque listing names of the three deceased Proud graduates switch tassels from right to left after receiving Classmates - Steve DeWitt, Brenda Howard, and Howard theirdiplornas. McCoy, Crowds of friends and relatives pack the stands to witness graduation exercises ofthe Class of 1974. Processional .. . ReC9SSiOl'18l A- - 103 iii? I was here first! says Todd Nauman to Kevin Shinaberry. The class of '75 made more money by selling magazines than any other class before them. An outside activity that took much time to prepare was the Garden Par- ty Prom. The juniors were required to read THE OUTSIDERS for English and to write a term paper not less than 5 typed pages for American History. The juniors were honored by having Bob Myser, Randy Orsborn, Cindy Hawk, and Debbie Slack attend Ohio Boys' and Girls' State. Diana Vore was elected to the All Ohio Youth Choir. In the March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon, Kim Geckley brought in the most money in the county, jrs. Devote Time to Magazine Sales and Prom -: sw, ' .act NN eggs Liz Abraham Glenn Adkins Bill Alexander Don Alicie Shirley Carpenter Armstrong Jody Barthelmes Brenda Bean Jim Berry, v. pres. 4 Ken Bird Jed Blair l Ann Blanton Linda Browning David Christian Linda Copeland Mary Darst ' Kim Denty Diana Drane Joe Etue y 104 A A B Diana Frazier' Debbie Gale Kim Geckley Becky Gordon Pat Gould g- Carol Grabielh A Harry Grandstaff Marla Gregory Richie Hallet Gary Handwerk Brenda Hankins V- Melissa Hankins va Q I f r F '5 WQWmw5weiv1s f A it ff, N ..- E .5 ,M , ft-.ss 22:2 J. .. i . 'S 4, L57 3' D T, - G ' 6 1 ' ' Good typists never watch their fing- Santa s helper Mike O Quin awaits the arrival of students. ers, says Bob Myser, class president. Artistic ability is shown by Doug Thompson. Now watch closely says Diane Drane to one of the nursery school children. Left: Advanced Phys. Ed student Deb Slack spots for under- classmen. Juniors - 105 Vernajean Harrod Cindy Hawk Vickie Hankins Carlene Higgins, sec. Dave Hill, treas. Mike Hilton Betty Hobson Carlos Honaker John Howard Bruce Hubbell Jill Jacobson Melissa Johnson Vicki Jordan Ron Kazee Karen Kearns Vicki Kemmer Jim Keyes Barb Lee Dan Lilley Mike Lyons Mike Martin Cheri McLain Bob Myser, pres. Todd Nauman Kevin Needless C James Nelson 106-Juniors Q , Q, f riiirf' 1 A - , ' ,M ,, , ,,,' ,V , V: f ,Q mf-il leei f , 1 ' if YQ 4 W if A '7 54 M ,Q ', ,. 6 f -I Q I f w :U if J , 7 f 5 . 4 i l JL W4 if I ' 4 ,Q 47, 5' . A 'M l thi I if i -W Y, , 2 x ss ' -I ' 4 Ve Qi- iz in ' Q '-1' it' 4 - 12 1 xmfffs SC Rep. Mike O'Quinn gets a signature from Ron Kazee for his petition. Below: Locker clean-out finds Dale Pribbenow Hstashing the trash . .AQQ T -MUGS f' L wig Q .. - 'A ,pg ,,. f- I 952931 Q? QR: M Q as X .. I X, is 2 43 egg! i:Q:s'a::e-is m e . oxgfeggz ..... ,xi . ir Z fr MMA 6 ri' ir, ,I ,gi ,ey if fi LN triage . hh . xi Q 4.1. '--- --:-ef:iziiiiiir:-mg. 1, ix g i ' fi , ,Q so-'. xx g V Q. 5 I Study halls are kept quiet by students like Don Alicie who enjoys reading. N ie S Q . T 'N E K i A X 3 , ' ' ,. it 'f ' :Lim if 5 Qin' Z J at 59:13. Q E Y it Many prizes were given out as maga- zine sales reached a new high. Mike O'Quin, s.c. Randy Orsborn, Diana Phelps l Cheryle Porter D Joe Porter Dale Pribbenow Roger Pruett Stanley Pruett Mary, R-auscn Rusty Rigney Dennis Rinehart Linda Roach Kevin Shinaberry Deb Slack Diana Smith Geraldine Spradlin Becky Sutherland Jeff Sutherland Cindy Taylor, s.c. Doug Thompson Sherry Tobin Dan Tripp Pam Ufferrnan i Penny Van Dyke Diana Vore D Kerry Waggoner Pam Walton L Sherry Webb Bevglhlestbrook glsV, Juiieltwigton Candy Woods Lynda Young Jenny Zinn Juniors - 107 V f ,ij , ,i M yn y ,, 1 A XJ' f as 5 W f ff M QQ, ? 7 4, 4 ,- I 1 3 A I av 7 ,4- 8 r P e 'J '71 EW 45' '44-f f s, Football players react to a victory chant. Students relax during their first class Class Rings Highlight Year for Sophomores are X M' gg QW? 'Fu .,..q , fi 108 Sophomores Jerry Abraham John Adams Chris Adkins Bob Alexander Darlene Ankrum Bob Atherton Trudy Ayers Mark Baer Bonnie Baldwin L Kerry Bateman Mike Beck Carla Belcher. Jeff Belcher Cindy Benedict Ken Birchler Karolyn Bird Lyle Black Steve Bowman Leisa Bragg Linda Browning Chris Burns Bill Bush Richard Bush Dianne Byrnes Corinne Casteel Terry Castogs Patti Ca udill David Chase Brian Clark Greg Condron Carol Copeland Veronica Counts Debbie Dailey Brian Deel Don DeWitt Jeff Ebersole 'f , J uv- V ,W , A 1 5 , 53622 'I ig I I V ,. ...,,, W . ,. R 6 V x V 1 is i 'f L if rayew , r ggi 5 4V 5 I Mark Eggleston Carol Esty Ray Fra me Ron Gariinger L- Steve George Tom Grace Candi Griffith 2' April Handley Debbie Hardin Cindy Harris 1 Pat Harris if Phyllis Harris Marvin Hart Kathy Hilton, sec. 'fi Jill Hoffman if Roger Hornsby Debbie Howard Cheryl Huff . I ii' ' 'mfmgjf fi ' Richard Hunt 'ri Bob Hyatt i . ilg G' Brett Jobe in ffi ik W r. if- 'r f I 1 , ,kkh K, L3 , I is gang Y G ,, ,.,,, I g,i, ve: ,Q i A W, . V I wk qi J ' fs- fri 3 L I Q EVE ,O ky .ff X , W- we an 2 ,Aan I J I fr' 4 . 'tif A 'ff Flips on the trampoline are easy for Keith McCarty. Class rings are purchased at lunch time Left: First period gym class wakes up with exercise. Sophom ores 109 Sabrina Jones Carolyn Kanagy Debbie Kellerif' Randy Kemmer Barb Lawson Linda Lehman M, Doreen Lehner Karen Lewis Patti Lyman Steve Lyons Ernest Marcum Wayne Mattox Joey McAdams Keith McCarty if Chuck McCormick Rena McCune Elaine McFarland Doug McKenzie Larry Metzger. treas. V Debbie Miller V Sue Nauman if Peggy Osborne Mike Orecchio'i Sharon Orewiler Valerie Parmer V' Herbert Parsons 110 - Sophomores J. ,Q , L Spanish ruana is modeled by Steve Walton, Below: Pepper-eating contest leaves Ruena McCune speechless. , S21 x ..g:.2'v -.frgfsef-s+.:fgf:-+ fear -X 1 .Qsv ffw P L any JF 'Q-lfafefgwjfgs'-H'.Q 5 Q if K K fm.. k,,:A , .Q .k:.y: I .:,. . xx PR Q2 as . ge . Q I. .3,z.ggE5ila,,f,. .i, A Q .fu , rf 1 L ff t o 1 2 X 1 1 1 L 1 1 ,Q ' f . or 1 r 1 '- J' AY' . 4 35114 ' , 'f f - it -i f - 'H S..- - ' 1 . , 5' 'f ff i 1593 95 ' f ': f: -1 Q1 t , x M- 'A ' - .r ' 5 , . -. 'Silt N -' Z . ,, -, - .Ag V er- 1 ,. 5: V, SE: - W.. . 1 1 at It S . r. g 1 .Eg xl my 4 ,Sf 1 fri.. . 1 ' S J -7 -- S xx ' Q 1 xg.. -4 S1 4A: rl C' en' Qfif 3'-at it .,. 'lill- i ws I ,g Q World History class finds students having many different emotions. . fl- Q 'F 'xy L' rf?-f Sikh K :gi lg ig iq? 5 X .L . - .fx ,L ., , 4 A N Kih at ,, I oii S it ,... . . ,, 1: nk, lb . N f nf 1 , S Xt S to Q 1 -: -. ' S S' X W 'iff 'u X A ,. ' N W X' rt. 'X f xl 57 X - -- Swigwq 1 qw 4 K E W - jf' 1 . do gf 1 ml JK ggi, K tk Shin guards are needed by Candi r g., aggggg , P Griffith. , ,1 -gif'-av - '--:: iffy 'L S ' ,'e' it S 'W Donna Phelps iii, Terry Pinkerton Phil Pruett' Y Terry Pyne ' Rage-iiifwv - .-1::fBelind'a Sammone5 r.leff'Saunders 'C Eric Schirtzinger y r Sharon Scott ',r, y erfB0besez4rs 4 ' 1 Don Shavv' Dan Sherman qfk rlfiornda Skaggs Steve. Slack Debbie Smith . Dave Smith it Martin Spearman ,. Brad Squires ov. Shirley1Squires, Jerry Stamba ugh Pat Stoner David Swims it rJgim'Thorn:pson . Randy Thompson, s.c Carol Tobin ,i3aDT0bfz'3h: 1 Denise Uiery ' Kathy Van Horn!-4-44 T v. pres. fljoily Waggener ,A Denise Walkerfpreilh steve Walton , Randy Weaver '-fr 1 e'5?l?fk WSWS ' Sue Webb . Jeff Wickliirle - 1 Slly Wickvrare ter' Terry Woods Wayne Young it l.l4 ww y Jaretta Zinn 4 Sophomores -111 Earthworms are only one of the numerous things that the Freshmen dissect in Biology. 1. ew-,ga'f'I ,sig .1 ' 59 1 W i, , ly, 7 2 Xl HM' iff fr ft , ...,L ,., 'Qs SA in Experiments using chemicals to produce gases are just some of those done in General Science. of E 'L g l i, , I7 , xi 4' iirr n Wi or K4 re ' ss: Freshmen Have Grab Bag for Christmas Bazaar Bonnie Adkins Jim Adkins Wendy Barthelmes Bruce Beacom Gregg Belcher Elaine Benedict Cindy Bill Granville Blanton Gregg Blanton Sam Blanton Jayne Bloomfield Cindy Borck Vergie Browning Vicki Bush Melven Carpenter Rick Chipps Raymond Connolly Barbara Copeland Jill Dailey Mike Darst Cindy Davis Steve Deel Ricky Delancey Kathy Drake Dan Fishburn Mae Frame Lee Frey Bill Garris Darcy Gale, pres. Mike Gehrisch Dan Gilt Bob Gould Cindy Grandstaff Gayle Hankins Rick Harris, s.c. Bill Harrod 112 , . sie l A W 'W' -. ,N -. 3. z .. . Kgs' i . . so 'f7f 2 5 C , , 5, A ttto X 15 l SE ., A T i , , .. 5, L... g Q i 4' - Y .fb it is -:J I Ss A 5 SX sys 'sys N x Q , X Gary Hass Tami Hawk Becky Hyatt Jeff Hinkle Wayne Hinkle ' Mary Lou Hoelscher Evelyn Honaker Mark l-loskey i Q E Mft, 5.w V I H , X I 5 , 5 T P N n 0 l E E u u 'hiv NFIWQ C B E S e iv . 1 ,Aw ,. :' Ei 2' 1' ....-....,,,.,f,.,M A. .ae r LH:--s .f f ' .og tt fgf'iizr'siswt .- , t . g I, .QQ Qi, .,? M 'M I 1 4 if Q -' Q 3, -::1 N gi 3 x S ir L Cosmetologist Melissa Cox demonstrates hair care on'Wendy Cheerleader Bill Harrod awaits the cue for his entrance Barthelmes. fi x .t it , seik o WB . r Q -. .. i ws gd 441 i Larry, Hunt V V Briah3Jacohs6n Jefftjahn ' LuAnn Jenkins Jeffggloh nscmz iei.' B Sandy Johnson v. pres wmiam Johnson Bob Jones Donll5azee,, trees Comifie Kearns Cindy Keaton Sue Keen C Freshmen - 113 Kim Kinney Mark Kittel Rick Knapp ' i Jim Lawrence Terri Lewis Sheryl Lilley Wayde Locker Debby Lybargef Terri Mason Tammy Mattox Jackie McAdams Larry McCoy Carl McFarland Marvin McGrady Steve Meadows Lora Nlessmer, sec. Judy Miller Carlos Mitchell Teresa Morris Bobbie Muncy George Nauman David Needles Pam Orecchio Loretta Parsons Charlotte Phelps Richard Pinkerton Chris Porter David Porter Lori Pribbenow Tom Pruett Matt Pijttick John Redd 1 it Pam Rhoads Linda Riley Doug Rhinehart Kristy Roach if ' 114 Santa Claus Paul Tobin listens eagerly to what Don Kazee wants for Christmas. Below: Yearbook pick up is a new proce- dure for Cheryl Stanbaugh. Hard study is necessary for Cindy Grand- staff if she is to pass her Health test. Below: Lunch is a time for many to relax and talk to their friends. Lennie Saunders Anita Schirtzlnger Terry Scott or or J Betty Shefnnon . Jim simpson Beverly Slone Lsndaiishaeshaif Regina Snyder Jeff Snyder Vickie Sparks 'Patsy Spearman ly TimmySZbires - J J Earl Squires Larry cheryisfarm baughf Mike Sfafriley J Kay Stauffer Bob Stiffler Tony Stillwell JoAnn Stooksbury Susie Suffin Tami Taylor, s.c. 'J Penny Terry Twila Thompson Wendell Thompson Tim Tobin 4 David Ufferman Lee Ann Van Horne Kathy Wade Jim Weblau Joan L ' 'zffi Kim Webber j Burton Westbrook Tommy West Jenny lllzjigton Tena J Freshmen - 115 Mini-Courses, Gymnastics New for lr. High M YU i l i C Kg. E I .. , .-1 .fizsfsifiafgiigg 1, . ' . v it Q K L . 5 3 Tim Abraham Lean Adkins Terrie Alexander Mark Benedict Carl Bowman Brenda Casto Mary Cooper Vicki Daniels Brian Drake Dale Edwards Kathy Gleason Jeff Griffith Donna McHigh Kim Naurnan James Pauley Athena Pierce Richard Price Wille Quin ,gg v Paper flying through the air demonstrates how seeds travel Seventh grader Chris Webb jumps high for his foul shot through the air to Jr. High Students. Sharon Rider Teara Sanborn Rob Schoppeirei Harvey Smith Kevin Squires Kathy Stiles tg-i y i Tarry Stoner Patty Swims Paula Terry Kim Thompson Jeannie Tobin Dixie Webb Jeanne Wigton Sonya Zinn Danny Antonelli Emily Armstrong Dan Browing an 3 A Rodney Barnett ffi ' ilii C 3. 1 16 ii. . if, C 'i sswiiv .3 5 5 sw i N if if L x W itg: 55 H 1, Z i 255555-.fff :, iff 'riff 49 ' ii 55 25 - if 5 X . 2 ss, - 1 'ii Ag .- X i gi ..,,,Q. ,Wx N ' I fi ,A -.a- i ix-1 4 fix 1-sr iii - ff.. ,.. l Q le gi' -, - . .1-fs A iv 1 .ff i. ,. ,f 1 E 5 5 ir Y is 1 W ., ai. . se F 1 ,y ': T ygigi 'f is Q .. 1f'. - .M . ' ' 5 Wg 21 .,,.,,. I 'ff ' ': i ei Sl QQ-ii ex . sk W . N, is -. 1 .mi 'Is .sri M1151 ie 'Q X R SJQ FN J se sv 'fl ' . 8, Q gi. - Y e .k,. , my Q is . i K K K . Hts kiss . , 3 g 3' . if . . - Q A ' :k L is ---- - . ' 7 :51-:Eels in 512 5355 5 kik' ' K if -- .Q if K 2. ,J I . 1 Q.. 1- L ' , -::- ...- 1 gs ' X .N -'IX f'. 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Becky Gallogly Bart Griffith Bret Griffith Ronnie Harris - Tammy Harrod i Margie Jones 5 Jim Kanagy Tim Kanagy Butch Kinney Torn Lawson Phyllis Looker -. Larry Packer , Sheryl -Pratt f Janie Pruett Mary Ann Roach Rose Ann Robinson Teresa.Smith Doug Tobin Ron Ragior Penny Raines Teresa Warwick Rick Weaver Charle1s'Yater Jr. High - 117 403 eff! 118-Jr. High i Jeff Anderson Linda Ayers David Baer Kathy Bateman Denise Beam Sherry Belcher Donna Britian Larry Counts Steve Coyan Biliy Fisher Vaughn Hardin Shelly Hill Steve Hines Raymond Hornsby Gina Hunt Barbara Lowe Gary McKenzie Terry Matthews Karen Meadows Craig Metzger Patty Needles Rae Gene Needles Susan Pennington Sam Powell Robert Scott Kelly Sears Sharon Shaw Darlene Storer Steve Walker Jackie Wickliff Connie Young Rick Adams Cindy Anderson Russell Bateman Buck Blentlinger Larry Coleman Mike Cooper Sherry Doughty Rhonda Drake Robin Drake Sharon Drake Lora Ebersole Robert Ferrell Earl Fisher John Frazier Jan Frost Linda Grabiel Dale Hankins Sheryl Hill Randy Jones Carol Keckler Cathy Kempton Fred Lewis Greg Lloyd Carolyn Mitchell Steve Moore Kelly Parmer . ,Lance Pinkerton , , 4 Tammi Tuggle , L Leah Saunders lllAike Webb Kelly Woyan Steve Abraham - fAnthony5Adkins A 'Connie Adkins Lisa Altizer Denise Ankrum Karen Arnett Clarence Atkinson -Sherry Bateman , 'Laura Bean Sandy Borck Diane Bushong Shirley Chaney Vicki Chaney ' Glen Coleman James Gallogly Diane Handwerk Amy Hyatt Pam Keller 'Kim Kessler ' Charolette Lyman Lisa Matthews Jeff Meiers Nikki Nelson Cecil Parsons John Pennington James Rhinebolt Janet Rhinebolt .Jeri Shoemaker O.: 1 Mike Squires Tahna Thompson Dan Ulery Kristi Van Horn Diana Vaughn Chris Webb A- is One group of boys tried a box lined in balloons to keep their egg from breaking. Right: Data is compared by seventh graders after their eggs drop from the roof of the building. ill ,Zigi 4 Shown with his egg saver made out of two The Eggdrop Machine made by Mike Squires included a box sus- pieces of egg carton is Mike Vance. pended on rope from a parachute. ' i Make Adkins ,iii J H , Rands' Bertram or Kevin Befchef ri it ' 'i px Sharon Bolding Richard Bowling Ricky Compton Allen Deel James DeLong Cindy DeWees John Diver Teresa Edwards Rachel Ferguson Jeannie Ferrell Teka Frazier Sheryl Garris Rose Ann George Jerry Jeffery Lisa Jenkins Jeff Kempton Deanne Lehner Kent McLain Kathy Mitchell Bill Pennington Dave Phelps Richie Richeson Dana Rinehart Vicki Ru hi Kelly Scarry Kevin Schirtzinge Y Mickaei Schoppelrei Diana Scott Lory Uncapher Pam Vore Robby Woods Matt Baer Brent Beatty Tari Beck Shiela Blanton Charles Bunnell Michelle Bums Mike Burns Dennis Chase 120 ,fi Qi ,7 , W iq , M lr' F41 r PQ M if -aw, sm SWE' Q J ,y,., it if f i H f..a,'i.ar r -as , rt? 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Q s J ,George Spradlin Tim VanSickle kim Squires , ,, 4 -cl f. ill, .f 4 '29 ri -K ,, f f E Q , , , ,, 4 .pf 45,1 1+ A ef if . Q an f ,dl X is .it Y 'a -A : I f ,550 , 1, 1. V ,M ,,- :, 5 J 'ff fl 5 me ' , fgeiwgky ,sz 7 i'L::k ,' : ffm. , ax. , 4 ,ii 15, ' 1 fm 'Z' 2 f I ' s 3 Y , W - l R, f - pig' 'i5f5'i':' ffzrwf' . 52' fm, o,l, ,. A Ware ,l , 2? a , A ,. 1 W , , if E Y . 5 A 5 ... 34 s Q, J .,,,,,. J V J 'Q lf . K ,aw l My nf K 4 Q5 lf l , :M ,L W ,J r aaa Stiff Jr. High Art Student Ricky Moore is intent upon doing things just right . Jr. High - 121 fh- Administrative Secretary Mrs. Votaw and High School Secretary Mrs. Sands believe in an efficiently run office and good communication. L Superintendent Mr. Van Horn participates in the Lick-'em- up, Scots day. f ,S L 2 m,gy,,.i , 5 3 W gf ff , f 1:4329 ' s -if Guidance Counselor Mrs. Colson assists in stu- dents making future plans. Strict as Mr. Bowling may seem, he enjoys the students at HHS and his job, ,L lx 'O-nu-gr fie - --wi ' 'six' Board Members: R. Grandstaff, R. Esty, North Principal G. Zinn, Jr. High Principal M. Mason, Highland Principal W. Bowling, West Principal J. Tincher, F. Porter, R. Webb, A. Weaver. HEA Representative J. Fulton, C. Gleason. Faculty - 122 Equipment is examined by phys. ed. teacher Mr. Swinehart. Physical Education teacher Miss Dominy is also coach of the GVJV's and teaches psychology. Business and typing teacher Miss Quinn helps replace an adding machine tape. Above: Seen always with a smile is Mrs. Cherington. She is the typing, senior IOE, shorthand, and book- keeping teacher. Left: Art teacher Miss Leymaster smiles because she enjoys art. O Left: Band director Mr, Kise plays baritone in his spare time. Assignments are pointed out by Miss Har- tongv Spanish and English teacher. Right: New band director, Mr. Huddleston, gets spring band program under- wa . .L , l Above: Librarian Mrs. Patrick reads the shelves to make sure the books are in the proper order. Right: Journalism and English ll teacher Mrs. Grimm files away 5th period sophomore themes. l , l Senior and Freshman English classes are taught by Mrs. Davidson Choir director Mrs. Schmidt spends much time working with the students. Below: Hard work by Mr. Linkous, Mrs. Hoskinson, and Mr. Tobin keep our school in shape. ,nv Aside from teaching P.O.D. and coaches the wrestling team. 1 . When not teaching an American class, Mr. Kurtz works with sports. Below: Chef's salad is a special Rogers, and Mrs. Givens this year. World History, Mr. Grant History or World Culture ty of Mrs. Linkous, Mrs. w f. -ss -S-.7-.fr 125 Involved in her stude-nt's work in Home Ec. and Family Living is Mrs. Greenwood. Shop equipment is inspected by first year teacher Mr. 126 Faculty ,mf-f 'w Qualities of wool fibers are explained by Vo-Ag. instructor and FFA advisor, Mr. Cooper. Assistant Principal Mr. Garris teaches Vo-Ag. and is FFA co-advisor. Dried flower arranging is demonstrated in Home Ec I and ll by Mrs. Rhodebeck. First year teacher at Highland, Miss Russell enjoys her mathematics classes. Cell division is among the topics Mrs. Fulton discusses in biology and physiology. i Physics, Chemistry, and Earth Science teacher Mr. Cherrington is also Science Club advisor. After a very busy day teaching business, math, general business, economics, and bookkeeping, Mr. Grady pauses for amoment. Faculty 127 E Physical fitness is necessary for Phs, Ed. with Principal Marvin Mason gives Secretary Mrs. Mary Ashcraft the first Miss Vohnoutu instructions of the day. ,,.,.. Tm., .W N U Above: Freshman basketball coach Mr. Sarr teaches Math and Science. Below: Basketball coach and English teacher Mr. Kume makes class interesting. Athletic Director Mr. Partington teaches Phys. Ed. Below: Smiles from Mrs. Irwin make English brighter. 'c '9 ...nv M' Student Council advisor Mr. Bower awaits his History Class. SUPER SCOl'TIMES is advised by Math teacher Mrs. Sivits. Special Ed teacher, Mr, Bell, passes out an assignment. Science can be fun, as Mr. Steider points out. Tc: prepare a meal each day, cooks Maxine Keller and Manzie Buck work diligently. Below: Janitor Don Burch stays late to clean up. Drastic measures concerning restroom patrol are taken by Miss Leyrnaster. Veteran teacher Mr. Cherrington relaxes at a HEA banquet welcoming new faculty members. A H. W Christmas presents, anybody? exclaims Mr. Bowling. 1 At Meet the Team Night Tony Partington sees his dad's reserve team at work. Lefti Carl Jung's theory of collective unconsciousness Chu man behavior is determined by ancestral events! is demon- strated by Miss Carol Dominy, psychology teacher. Students enjoy getting out of class and into the bright sunshine for our first outside pep rally. -s-.19 fawwww-. . A' . , A x X Junior Deb Slack is given a pacifier by Patty Harris and Carlene Sophomore Tom Grace Comes out of 3 standing fli Higgins to keep her calm on the way to the journalism work- and lands-well almost lands. shop. is ei B --4. Psychology class is more than reading books, as Mike Linkous demonstrates by making a cockroach maze. Right: Parallel bars prove too much for Randy Kem mer. X l MF QB Y r w 'Lx i 'f :fn--,,, zzikielif ini? i5:g:-13EEf?A:2ifQQwzz' , X .. 1,,, Y- 2 9152? ' JKT. , - ,. 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Harris, K. Geck- ley, B. Kanagy, D. Jenkins, K. Van Horn, N. Noble, B. Keaton, L. Metzger: Row 3 - S. Walton, C. McLain, C. Griffith, C. Keaton, K. Kinney, K. VanWinkle, S. Orewiler, P. Harris, C. Keen, T. Bragg. PORT w RMT DTCOM-ititlls The HIGHLANDER '74 Staff would like to thank Photorama for all the help they have given the staff. Photorama orders the film. Until late this year, all the developing was done by them. The group pictures in this book, the homecoming, play, prom, and gradua- tion shots, and the high quality senior portraits are all good examples of Photorama's high standard of profes- sionalism. Thank you, Photorama, for all the cooperation. -W 4 Your official yearbook photography studio PHOTORAMA 201 Harding Way East Galion, Ohio Phone 419-468-4422 SUPERIOR BUS SALES School Buses - Motor Homes - Travel Trailers Lexington, Ohio 44904 the people place FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN OF CALION branches in Richland Mall and Mt. Gilead Morrow County's Best Grain Market .,..r....f-.---N--W --r 'M' Complete Farm Service and Supply in Our New Facilities Edison, Ohio Ph. 946-1846 Wagner Bros. 600 Marian Kd. Ph. 946 5951 MT. GILEAD, OHIO TELEVISION s APPLIANCES 135 rexewfe- ., Juniors Mary Rausch and Richie Hallet work together on ' the trampoline as Sherry Tobin looks on. -rc mg. Q. W , ,-1. ,X Ml! K, ,,,, ,, , ,,-WA., ..., I LI l 1 1.5514 iiif Y it 1 1. fi f:sag1vfi55f:p1gj1.1gj,,5,-,I -- f' 1 png' .1121if,-5-it,1fI:K5a3g H , - I , - f f .. .. 1. . ,.,. .,,, iA. ii' I L. '.?ffTf?ii' -' H - ,, V I. ' ,-ir,w:s 71,,i,.:-Lgeyy,,+i 1. wi fi 3 1. E' of xza wv-5 :sw gat' Q f ' ' SWT 1 f I 1- ' 'ifffviisir 1211 .7 ' -5 lizzxwsr 11' l f '- 1 .F 1f,4I,' f fig.-:igffav-.'1f'fz. f- ' 7 ' J 7 '1' sf!! .3'3JI'5lp.f .1 ,. 5 ::'.?ey.?:f,.q3, f- ' y AI'i,'?w'fm- ', 'SW J ,ju J r fi:-s,:1:', iz fd 1 ' X I .iiif-,Q-,L . I7 TJ . -. L , H H , . Y... Carroll Wegener Phone: 768-2869 NOR THGATE MOBILE HOME St, Rt. 61 - 1 mile North of Mt. Gilead Open 9-5 Everyday except Sunday Open Monday and Wednesday Evenings Chef 4 M ' -ALCQEFLS D533 Ty ' Eiceiile Dai ry - Eeiile Dari ry I Eieiiie Dari ry i Iieiiis 03321 ry I hed? Dari ry D -'SN I Refi? Pa e 'S Pantry Chef? Pant TV WV Early in 1974 the sophomores orderd class rings that were delivered in May. Right: HHS's OFFICIAL VOTING BOOTHS for class election of officers. 136 Chef? Pantry Convenience Frozen Foods for Foodservice Chef's PantryfColumbus Columbus, Ohio 43207 l llil as f me was -.f2-25.1 -HW' .rm .... Tfwffg W --of lv l5lllf.. '?f 5 -' if 40: 'Oak' Z' K 4.- .xvi N' a EWR Payne's Mobil Home Four locations Sales and Estates Office: 602 Harcourt Road Mt.Vernon, Ohio 43050 Chuck Payne Gloria Payne Imogene Payne 614-393-1916 big Store Hours: 10 to 10 daily 11 to 6 Sunday Address: 1010 Coshocton Ave. Rt. 36 6- Garlinger Builders Representatlvesandbuilder , 5 Phone: 253-4238 6 lu Nefaei A We Build 'Urn Chesterville ConvaT5iSCenlE2 lHome N Pho ne:768424O1 lscss llcc slll S sss 1 cc,y lssss 1 - 11 lscslz Q 137 Q ssss ssco clss 1 c.sl lss 0 ssls csslrs S -. 1- ,--,sr, i::f,i:g2g:g'22Y . I .MMD . , 1 522312151 t X Q ,X 8 -- f'silf1li:- -f--. 5? Good LuckCIass of'74 f A 5, .11. fi, K Ross Bros. 4 e e i NiJ 33055 Bros. . it gl KKLV kr K KAKV Ithii fbi,f. . .,w: . Q K E Auto Wreckin j,Q Vern Ydp o Marengo, Ohio Tilden Ave., si 5 i if rnon,O 0 Phone C4193 253- Compliments of Gene Matthews E?-in ' v 5 Electrical Contractor Marengo, Ohio E32 fn' 1133 :-xr Own :Sm CD IN ow D-I 4: S1 oo th mfr fvaflmgr in ,t11tflut'Imf1 ,yr -V .- vt, 1, :Vx -A 37 ft' A 'f'fi 1'g Insurance ., , Q, , X I.. Z 2 5 Q J ' Agency KJ .1 - .1,,'.1 -. ,V :iff-'1 C5 ,.j 5255 .- i' I. 1 , -Z ,....,,. Insurance and Bonds for every need 38 W. Center St. Res Office Ph . 496-4906 one 946-1245 Coffee Cup Restaurant E? 0 Homemade 4 jim!! Meals ,p Open - 5:30 A. M. - 7:30 P. M. Chesterville, Ohio Floyd'5 Exxon ,, Open 24 Hours Full Line of a Day Atlas Products Call 768-9312 Wrecker Service Available Van Horn's Insurance Service P - BOX 27 hone 768 3501 onesrervme, ohio Denman'5 Market Serving you locally in the Chesterville area Chesterville, Ohio Phone 768-2421 RON'S BODY SHOP RON BOOTH, Owner Rt. 61, Nlarengo, Ohio Free Estimates Phone 253-3811 Morrow County Sentinel 126 YEARS OLD NEW EVERY THURSDAY ull, - i I Compliments of Fair Equipment, Inc. 1 I 3.2.1 il! 647 MEADOW LANE DRIVE CLEVELAND, OHIO 44143 Quality Classroom and Office Furniture Sedmak Motor Co., Inc. FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER Buick - Pontiac - Oldsmobile 220 S. Main ' is BUICK PONTIAC PI'lOl'l9946-3776 GMC Truck lVlt. Gilead Ohio DLDSNOBILL Congratulations, Seniors, from KQEHRI C CQMPA HPM Division Since 1877 llfllrllfllrllflb If X-ll' U5 z I .. '4 I . U . l'1'l 72 ' us R I 521 '15 I I Aff , 1 NE I and ' - , Bralrl inn' Us X . l ' ' Q l Q -L I C 5 . X T I X . K -:E - 4 ,Q ,- Q -, X xr CONCRETE BLOCK CEMENT PAINT 'k FEED 81 SUPPLEMENTS GRAIN STORAGE 'A' BUYERS OF GRAIN BRICK MASON SAND 'A' ALSO SHELLING GRINDING MORTAR MASON S LIME MIXING LIMESTONE M S 8. STEEL REINFORCED E H STEEL , BMS PHONE MARENGO ALUMINUM WINDOWS 81 SASH WATER PROOF CEMENT ANDERSONS new 253 2431 02 253 2591 FERTILIZER MILLINGNEERVICE LQ is pl ,I K 8. W Camper Sales Sportsmarm'sCove' 5 I A Camper Module P I Fibrgard Truck Liner Starvue Truck CdVE5rS Phone 419-253-2213 A Rf- 22905 Rf- I ,Lx. ..:.,: ,I . I KOA Kampgrounds Interstate 71 and State Rt. 95 Richard and Phyllis Diver Q Route 3, Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 419-768-3428 K Q 'S r tr 1 9 it H xmrsiznunns or mmicn Compliments of Geyer's Market, Inc. Mt. Gilead, Ohio Congratulations from Junction l-71 and State Rt. 61 Nlarengo, Ohio P11096 253-9871 Tru-Beauty Village Beauty Shop Nlarengo, Oh. H0wafd'5 Bgauty N Fredericktown, Ohio 253-3891 694-2946 .- Ngrma Hgwardy Qwnerg Now with 3 locations to serve you. ' Latest in fashion for all your beauty needs. PPG Industries Mount Vernon, Ohio Works No. 11 INDUSTRIES Home of Penn Vernon Glass GEN E'S AUTO SERVICE Marengo, Ohio AQUA-CLEAR Sewage Treatment . ee,. Equipment E eEEE1e' eee 1 ,. , ,f at , . . ,,,, , me . 3, for Home and ind ustry i W Box 155 C4195 253-2021 1 1 Marengo, Ohio AA..-...rx,. I..- Nickerson Farms Restaurant Fine Country Foods Interstate 71 and St. Rt. 61 Marengo, Ohio Phone 253-3941 Bob Francis, Nl Marengo B 8. B Cardinal Market Fresh Meats Marengo, Groceries Ohio Produce Phone: ' 253-2391 Pryor's l Bottled Gas Nlarengo, Ohio T. V. Radio Service Phone: 253-2281 I n Carroll Lewis Bonded Built-Up Roofing Contractor 146 Route 1, Marengo, Ohio Area Code: 419-253-2381 Family Plzza Weaver's IGA Foodlmer and Appliance Center W. Marion Rd. Mt. Gilead, Ohio 946-5861 Whirlpggjl Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1974 Dorothy's Restaurant and Bar Main Street Marengo, Ohio 43334 All Season Farm Supply Company A Complete Line of Farm Implements Bolens Tractors David Brown Tractors McCulloch Chain Saws State Route 229 agiisglison Nlarengo, Ohio 43334 Phone: 419-253-4641 du, . .MQ ,f 'A ,.. , f ,W t Rausch Gulf Station I-71 and State Rt. 61 Marengo, Ohio 43334 Phone: 253-9661 Q Gulf i Buckeye Crankshaft 817 Cleveland Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43201 John F. Nlessmer csznilhai' HOBIE AND OFFICE INTERIORS ISS SOUTH MAIN STREET MOUNT VERNON, OHIO 43050 Books - Records - School Supplies Typewriters - Gifts - Office Supplies Complete Decorating Service Adkin 's Rudin's EXXOI1 Service The Store of Quality and Service Knox County's Largest Department Store L71 and Rt' 61 Shop Everyday 9:30-5:00 Friday until 9:00 p. m. Downtown Mt. Vernon - South Main Street N Phone: 253-4161 Marengo, Ohio 43334 The Union Store Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946-4956 Mid-Ohio Suzuki Sales and Service for SUZUKI and HODAKA L. Russell Mishey Kevin R. Mishey 494 Harcourt Rd. Mt. Vernon, Ohio Phone: 397-5272 Brunswick Charger Lanes 902 Coshocton Avenue Bowling - Biiliards - Open 12-12 Snack Bar, Lounge Phone Mt. Vernon 392-3841 Peoples Foodland Cardington, Ohio Q,,,.,, - X 3 lt --- Junior high experimented with the pat- terns of wind currents by releasing 250 he- lium-filled balloons. Each balloon had a self- addressed, stamped postcard attached, in- forming the finder what the experiment was about. The finder was to mail back the post- cards. 50 postcards were returned. The farthest found was in N. London, Ontario, and the nearest was Fredericktown. Instructors Steider and Sarr were in charge of the experiment. The series of pictures shown are of the students working with their balloons, The release of the balloons brought excitement to the class. Pictured in the tree is Rick Harris who refused to let his balloon remain in Sparta. . I R Q N- E - ii ,322- K K f K :mari Q sgfifigii' - i J- W jiffies: Left: Jr. High boys build bodies as well as minds in mini fun night is enjoyed by all. Below: 7th graders simulate blindness while listening to TOMMY. courses. Above: PTO 4 C. 152- Closing ' bn .Yi . 3 ' S 4 4 . i , iw' I I jqni.,.v sz. e .-5 -.QS S, W --,,-. A yell of support is given by the jr. high for the Varsit y. ha ,ii KM 1-'Rf gg --,, . , ..,, xg: ,ww W... , QA- A pggwf e xx ' 'L . 5 A f A xx kkk. ' 7 1' K Q m' ,V 'ff'-fly. lf, fE g 5 ff?f?5f ii - S A ' QQ t ax Qzrk , A - Mg1, :1 1fHN , : K 55 SYM? fk-- 14-1 AFI! w. 5 ,. ff 1 P4 x - - :Aft Q S i' hw , K5 .X Vkkk 1 Fx f,,, 1 f, 3 . -Q K , fm, H 'bm' . 'Nm N14 LL,. . 5 Bri' K fzx f i 'z,f,' -' ' ' L. iz- ff,, K ,f X. ..-,.,. , -,: 5 A Ag ' gk ?A r' l Snyder Funeral Home Fredericktown, Ohio 81 Mt. Gilead, Ohio ,. My X. ,G ,iw .sa f . , ra, fx f , 4 wwsf- au'- ,. Y, - j ,fp f A ,lk X ki, .Eg A 'JH' 'T 7 1' fi 1 A. if vf f f ', a 'c : 1 J . me, . 1' . i- 4,2 S , IAQ, ,. 1 4. .. . .1 ,.,, ,., ..,, , , , t.Lf ,. L- spukf,-f .- .' .,1,., A ya- .- :,,,.1.,i. -,fdggh eta- V,-.lr 1 - -5, ' e I I '.-SQ.. A ir. , 'F 'K 1 U JM Sgwl'-'sVk.c:1 f 'L' N fra . .4 fa 'S+ - - , r w - ' 'I P i fy -.H , f fe ls Q f 122, .S 6 'ff 9 ' ' 4, ar r.n,,,:4,f. Sunbury ICA Townley Main, lnc. Phone 964-5981 Sunbury, Ohio Leaf Restaurant Homemade Pastries Sohio Service l-71 and State Route 95 Mt. Gilead, Ohio F2 'fill XI. Trophies and Plaques for All Awards - Over 5,000 in Stock Morrow County House of Trophies Rt. 43 Cardington, Ohio Phone -- Chesterville 768-2085 We are large enough to serve you and small enough to know you. PATR ONS .Compliments of . .. Mt. Gilead Automotive - 41 W. Center St. Marion Production Credit Association - Mt. Gilead Whetstone Lanes, Inc. - State Route 95, Edison, Ohio Dailey's Army Surplus - Congratulations '74! Eldridge Audio-Visual Dr. and Mrs. William Deffinger Chesterville Garage Webb's Place - Chesterville Richard Day - Jeweler J. R. Holcomb, Co. - Cleveland, Ohio Jahn's Sanitation, Marengo, Ohio The Morrow Co. Independent Register - Cardington 81 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Fulton Elevator Red, Steve, Chris, 81 Gale Mr. 81 Mrs. O. F. Van Sickle - Marengo, Ohio Morrow Lanes - Cardington, Ohio Baker's Candle Kitchen - Marengo, Ohio Cellar Lumber Co. - Marengo, Ohio Cochran's Flowers - Fredericktown, Ohio Levings Market, Lee and Ruby Ingmire - Marengo, Ohio Dick Newman - Ashley Clinic Mary K. Kuhn, M. D. - Ashley, Ohio Da ri-Bar-H, State Route 95 at I-71 The Parts House - 410 W. High St. Mt. Williams IGA - Fulton, Ohio The White House -- Mt. Gilead, Ohio Kirk's Dari Drive In - Mt. Gilead, Ohio Sid's Cleaners - Mt. Gilead, Ohio Bill's Hardware - Mt. Gilead, Ohio Bennetts Marathon - Marengo, Ohio Dot'sTradin' Post, Bloomfield, Ohio Purity Sweets Restaurant, Mt. Gilead, Ohio Marengo Post of the American Legion B 81 M Pottery 81 Gift Shop - Chesterville, Ohio Squire's Beauty Shop - Chesterville, Ohio Crystal Ice 84 Locker - Mt. Gilead, Ohio Dickerson Foods, Inc. - 1550 Likens Rd. Box 465, Marion, Ohio Oasis Carry Out- Marengo, Ohio A 84 W Drive-In - 400 Wooster Rd. Mt. Vernon, Ohio Village Shoppe - Marengo, Ohio Bowen's Jewelers - Mt. Gilead, Ohio J 84 L Distributing CBurnell'sJ - Edison, Ohio Ruth B. Patrick Vernon, Ohio MORROW CO. FARM BUREAU , THE FULL TIME FARM ORGANIZATION - Membership Services: .. ' . Youth Councils Public Affairs committee I. B Women's Committee Marketing8iCommodity Programs FARM Advisory Councils Workman's Compensation Services f Q BUREAU Legislature Lobbying Group Hospitalization Insurance il ig 5500. Reward Program Tractor 81 Travel Accident Insurance -P FRATIOQ I Auto-Truck Insurance Local, State 81 National Publications ' iif, ,V . if NEW OFFICE - 21 E. High St., Mt. Gilead, O. 946-1016 .. .. to --- Q M , -' b e H . m, ,, .: - ytttt i iod Q- ' fmfge 'if--iff! f1:Ji f ' S25 2 'M N H ,,g.,XE. LI.. ... :iL.' , ,... 6, ,: , f Xkx -f'- Scot player Dan Walker shows the real dedication behind an athlete. 1 . i ., , k',, .,,,:. i .,1.,, .,, rr, Q -1:n ff , M K- mm i A 'Y yiie eell I le'J 1 elaee Y In A EV W Don't Fence Me In says Mr. Garris when caught behind bars ,,,,,i,fff zigz y 1 K Future Highlander photographer snaps shot of Carol Grabiel One of the foot-long hot dogs, a first for HHS, is devoured by Mike Martin. Right: Carpenter Wayne Young fixes stage props effectively. 156 if .im School pride is wearing a Varsity Jacket. A lot of hard workis to ear Final touches are added by Cheryl Porter and Dave Hill to their careful work done on prom decorations. Small participant in the Nursery School Stephanie Bird n One, demonstrates how to iron. Many parties were thrown by the IOE girls: Joyce Abraham cuts her wedding party cake. Leftg When the mouth is opened wide, one gets a whole donut inside, shown by Darcy Gale. 157 i .J-Q.. Christmas spirit comes to HHS through FHA decorating. Librarian Ernest Marcum relaxes after working with the Video- Tape Machine. Y Students enjoy talking and playing cards during field trips. 158 ,,1? W Scientific experiments are part of the new science pro- gram at the junior high. t t to W tti, 'S Zzi i .1 1-1 'as ,tis 1- .sgssggk g K , W 4 1 X i--M S 1 A3 S ,., . . -3 Aiw a. Q Psychology gives John Charles a chance to experiment with little white mice. , ni' , ..rfQ'w.,,' fm, X Q . At the various banquets, food is a main attraction. x n , fQ'fv.t. -..,-1 , M., we Jia J , , r 5, ri k :J lie gag. . f . L, . m1,kiV82',, 5:f5.'f.352 V,V . ,A seaf.fff,'iz,sr 11.-5 urge , X iQlrf.f'2 ,tfZi,Ygs2i'tyy:fgt5 MS'ii'n it As' .. . 2 'N , 11 ., mint lil-af'g,4g'? fin pggix 31,1 f. f '.2,fg..' v:f...f,f ar 1: '--x 1' 'fr-fm .- Ui 7: pf t,.,f+-, 'Q Ld. a I A' X V A sir. :- fini I .ml ted? .E 3,13-,N,,? Art is one of Diane Vore's talents: she was selected for All-Ohio Youth Choir. Left: Sophomore Martin Spearman waits patiently for instructions by Mr. Swinehart. 159 4 va-...T vo-o-an-4-...... Thus year has been a most memorable one to many of us For some at has been too great for words For me It has been one I shall never forget The long hours spent maklng thus book possible the new acqualntances and all the fun are priceless Many people helped to make thus book a success I would lake to thank these people Mrs Gramm for all the time and work you have glven us There were tlmes when we were a real trual I know but I believe wlthout you there would be no HIGHLANDER Mr Parks wlthout your advlce and knowledge we would be lost You have helped me greatly with the HIGHLANDER 74 Sunbury News without your prlceless sports pictures and y.our coverage at banquets our pages would be lacking precnated and without yourorgamzatuon and group puctures our book would not be a success Mr Bowlnng for makung It possible for photo graphers and staff members to run around for helping set up appolntments and for your Interest In helping our staff LuEllen Roach for your many hours spent after school Many tlmes I know you would have liked to have been other places but your great ded: catlon was always wuth you Tamue Bragg and her many headlines and to Nancy Noble my co editor for helping me when trmes were not always golng smoothly Bull Keaton and Louue O Quln for takung pictures Many tumes thus lnterferred with plans but they seemed to always come through The rest of my staff for a job well done May you long remember the fun we had making the HIGHLANDER 74 the best I hope you wnll long cherish your memorues and always remember your sensor year at Highland And now we go Into the world each marching to the tu ne he I- nows the best 1 I 1: xx , . I y 4 R , xxx- 2: ., 4 . ' . ef I I if is ' 4 . I . , -, so . . Q ' ' ' ' A ....... X9 ' . I X K 4? I A 5, Photorama, your running around IS greatly ap- r N . N . XX X A 1 1 it V - - - . 5 xr 3 x x X X K ' D l ' 07911