Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Sparta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1975 volume:

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Thompson Juniors Brad Squires and Wayne Young enjoy the homecoming dance. watches in anticipation ofa Varsity victory. ,f--, , , -T ,- , ..:::eg1,y- f Ti ..,. 1 , Hard-working Todd Nauman and Doug Thompson display their artistic abilities while Mrs. Santa -Darcy Gale is choosy about making senior decorations during Spirit Week. Whom She SWCS her candl' I0- ' 3 ,JA ' ,--sum Wu I . V gain avfuylr W' EN fi 1 N ' -.K 531 Eggkwyggg li w gg A -.nom Q 4.51. 13 N we J -4 iw A . ' ,Q A . f' , .,p. H- M , A 5 .-v A F., , V 1 4. ' , 'f Lfti' ,gf X N .A Q' 'f-K V -A an 4 5 1945-W 4 Wi' Mfg ' T' Aa f..-. Mem' ai- JEF, ,,,, , u,,w,w,-1: 46554 H, .1 .d -1.-vm 1 2' in VA . vm.Qnp x. 'X ,A we fu . EW wg, 1 wg! 1 If ,-. N- 1f f,.- 'ai '5,? E V ff Y' ,aA 6' I I U I '- l 4+ 5-4' A ,Q ' U' 0 , -.- 4,4 rf , Lf' ' xg 4' ,751-Dv ffnl .Lg , :ff 5, ,fr --V :Ex :egg--' f Nj ff..,:g:G W .ff mg ' N. ,W M WUI .5 ' Y 5 - rv 'awww-' ' 'A' , , 'SQL , A ,W .Y . Y 4:2--'-f 1 , , - 1 ,F 1 . 1 I , g W , f . 5. Q7 ffm , hi, ABC units. 4 Elementary students are given a snack by Mary Darst during an advanced home ec. field trip. 6 S 4 -. Formal Initiation is conducted by officers at an FHA meeting. 'gra- l' Y At the Freshmen Pep Rally students cheer their team to a victory Looks like Cheri McLain has done it again, thinks Mr. Bowling. Standing on her own two skates is Cyndi Hope at a band boosters skating party. You're never too old to sit on Santa's lap, says Jill Hoffman. Below: Ensemble member Tim Spires gives Cindy Keaton a lift at after-school rehearsal. s-. 7 Interested Brad Squires watches on as sr. Mike Martin demonstrates how to carve a dog out ofwood for Art II. In her study ofchild care, Home Ec. student Cheri McLain finds that some students sit under a table instead of at it. Wrestler Chris Adkins anticipates a win for his teammate. y ,pe 7th pd. is when Cindy Harris catches up on books and boys. Everyone takes a break as the coach confers with the Reserve team at halftime. ' .2 A Q aw is t , Q ,y y ,xg aww? if ff+ffZ'f ,x ig,-J ' df Y K A Women's Lib is practiced as Denise Walker holds the chains for a reserve football game. Left: Because he made the winning foul shot, Wayne Hinkle is carried out along with Todd Nauman who was high pt. man. 9 1 , C 2? 3 Q, 'Q ...n.i s. Fl-lA'ers enjoy their yearly initiation party for new members. a party Shirley question instructions for a game. Below: Cheerleader Sue Keen buys a snack after school from Mrs. Linkous, cook in of the cheerleaders, Joe i. AIV, Chemistry is an interesting class for Joe McAdams. Below: Jr. High students, Lisa Altizer and Colette Hankins, support the band by attending a skating party. I0 X 2, ' f 5: 5 if f -,, fgf' 9 . Q NWIH Hope I don't have to eat another one Bob says as he samples a cookie after an demonstration. rv 'Wh Card-playing is one activity enjoyed by librarians Valerie Parmer and Terry Pinkerton at Librarians' Christmas Party. or A N W BV' is fifar, Aww. s ug I '43 vs i A A ..v ., K V A K rl -yi -,.,... Proper use ofa bow is demonstrated by Gary Hass. Below: Something interesting catches Howard Marcum's attention during chemistry class. ' , G saw. X -. K l ,iw f ' Q eff , 'Vi ' V is i Y' 3' X H N! I Q ll 4 1 It 9 9. 1 f 5. og Mn. JM 1 Q 1 H Y M ' 'i if 17- -wjy Mig? V . ,wd,.m,,,....'k '-wifi-gg' ' ,, V 'Rik ,Lx ng Q Dwi A W SE UTS 7 h hzidm Bl '?'i9-9 asaswff' , , ,.-9 wr' 1 ww wifi' ,4 f x NH, - ' Q o q Wy- A 1 Y 7' jlfffzl RM 52-QW of A ' 1 n x L - 1 ' H' K f K, 1 HI ' Hi- Lli . Q .MA QW ,A , . A - 4-E 7' X E T NNNXN' V V' H 'N i ' , W - WL 35357 ': itil: X X, X ' V I . ' ' -' ,,,, -V , Y' ' V' ' V H , ' 1 Y , , E V V V '5 ' K , V ' K . .. A in M 4 A - A Lf i JM A gs. 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Santa's helpers Kevin Shinaberry and Joe Porter distribute Christmas candy donated by SC, 15 A Os: 4 A Teams strive to Make It Together .e e e e . gf 'Qeh h e Agil' ar- 1 'l in e A l A ee ,M i:? ..e, A ee f e Q fe ee 1 wi, e Ee, 2 eewee ele 1 .p i ' ' 'ik g 4, n ' J 3' LV? Tzy ,,,,' Gif' A 1 e ,e ee ' e eeee Z. - Q ew A , AAl. 1f,, , 'i A - ,., , A V b ui ti , yi V,rf ie!! Q -1 F KLWK A ' ',' , k . ,x l L k e N, e ' 3 4:3335 3 e ' fi e ee e ' e e e e '. be ' L ie' Q -gig gl? A L - ellxf Xie FTER OO HOMECOMINC PRQVES SUCCESS A Determined Junior Ray Frame plunges across the goal line in one of four Fighting Scot touchdowns. at, ' BY WI Queen Cindy Taylor was presented a bouquet of roses and the traditional football locket by her sister Debbie Taylor Huddle- stun during occasional snow flurries Saturday afternoon. The Scots smeared Cardington Pirates in a 26-0 victory. Sock-ot-to-'em Scots, hat day, and red, white, and blue day were among Spirit Week activities. Srs. received a giant Spirit Stick for the best decoreated hall while the sophomores won the Spirit Football at the first outdoor pep rally ofthe year. Srs. decorated the gym and football stands for the Homecoming activities. The crowd enjoyed snake dances, the band playing, cheers, and the encouraging speeches at the Friday night bonfire. - e Scoreboard shows Scots' victory over Pirates. Below: Varsity Club's main project builds spirit and enthusiasm. 'I 1 , ,ff gy ,, Q..-.fs 1- Msm, 4. 'sr 'i rl, '74 Queen Cindy Taylor is presented a bouquet ofroses by her . r sister, '73 Queen Debbie Taylor Huddlestun. ,1 Xi' ' v X l K EZ K . x ww L i J' f ' ' fr ' V A , i R71 QQ 'ii'f,, , K -x1 Mascots Chad Ballard and Shelly Squires: Freshman Kim Nauman, Sophomore Lora Messmer, Junior Shirley Squires: Senior Carol Grabielg Queen Cindy Taylor, l973 Queen Debbie Taylor Huddleston,VSenior Brenda Hankins. 4 Hall decorations Show Sophomore Spirit' Split-end Joe Porter shows his support of Spirit Week by wear ing a hat on Hat Day. Homecoming candidates nervously await the ceremonies. Homecoming-19 Majorettes perform the Yellow Submarine routine before the spirited crowd on Friday night. PK , .r,, A.., - I . Students enjoy dancing to the band Mossy Rock at the Home- coming Dance Saturday evening. Left: Interested students examine the freshman hall. 20-Homecoming Q94 .. , il Si' 1 r 33 if Fullback Ray Frame fights for yardage while Tackle Mike Orecchio looks for block. una: Cheerleaders present the senior class with the spirit stick for having the best decorated hall. fa rvfx :lx 5 WSJ' QP big- 'UB , ..Q -af. y,.i New Queen Cindy smiles brightly anticipating the Fighting Scots' Frightened but brave, Mascots Shelly Squires and Chad Ballard 26-0 victory over the Pirates, lead in senior attendants. K. . 'iit , sr I ', Vo tx'-' asf A Q R 8 Students gather in the lobby during lunch to show homecoming spirit. Left: Co-captain Bob Myser congratulates Queen Cindy :if , 4 :.i,'r..f A ' 4 .307 Ili with a kiss. Homecoming-21 With a l-8-l season. the Scots played much better than their record indicates. Of the 8 games they lost, 3 were by a touch- down or less. The Knights of Northmor battled the Scots for Highland's only tie. Although Cardington was the team's only win, the Scots played stingy defense throughout the season,holding each opponent to a lesser score than the previous year. Highlights on offense were Joe Porter's clutch receptions, Mike Beck's 4 T.D.'s, and top ground gainer Mike Martin's rushing yardage. On defense, Mike O'Quin led the team in tackles along with receiving the most valuable defensive lineman award. Joe Porter and Kevin Shinnaberry shared the best offensive lineman award, and Bob Myser was voted MVP along with capturing best offensive and defensive back awards. cots' Determination Is Shown in Close Games ' '. K xii g .... M 12, ig. JB 'W' 'R 'Q ' at a t '13 9 FRONT ROW: D. Hill, J. Porter. J. Keyes, M. Martin, B. Myser, R Orsborn M O Quin K Shinaberrv R Kazee ROW 7 R Thompson B.Squires, R. Weaver, M. Beck, M.Orecchio, J.Wickline, W. Young B Clark M Hart V Weiss S Slack K McCarty ROW3 T Stillwell,C. Mitchell, W.Johnson,J. Walker, E. Squires, M. Kittel T Scott W Hinkle B Beacom G Nauman D Porter B Garris Pirate defense cannot keep up with Mike Beck as he goes in for a T.D. Right: Scot receiver Joe Porter snags a Hinkle pass for good yardage. 22-Varsity Football Q ,ff A , in Q' Ng 3,4 . 34 .JU f ix Xi . ,k Hmkle pitches x N wkf7 Qf 26- fi iw? R ask ' , ff 3 Reserve's Cain Experience End Season 4 Reserves ended with an even 4-4 record. One highlight of the season was each player receiving a skull award for shutting out Cardington 24-0. Ray Frame, with 140 yds.,was the yr.'s leading gainer. Other big gainers were Earl Squires - ll6, Mike Beck - l13, Wayne Young 5 l05, and Mike Orecchio - 99. Keith McCarty and Earl Squires were the leading receivers. Wayne Young and Mike Orecchio led in scoring with 2 TD's. Randy Thompson, Mike Beck, Wayne Hinkle, Keith Mc- Carty, Randy Weaver, and Earl Squires also scored. l .? E i ... . mr 1 -I ... .... ...QM -..-...-..... N. f .- . ,.. .-.........., - uilunrvqtswnn , 0 ,- w ' an .1 4- , Z .g,g 5 by ,VI uv-' WA A fi, 5 A Z .. P th? xgfhgiwif i'8'9 5 . x . .7 et g My M4 rim ,.:-, ife 5 x rvr . ii ieyy r Ngo ,,, 'Lf' i-'-e ' , ,. l Highland linemen charge off the line to block for forthcoming After PFC game warm UPS the Reserve Team gets psyched up for play, Below: Players unpile to see if Highland gets a first down the game Below Sophomore Wayne Hinkle kicks a spiraling 35 The Freshmen players gained a lot of experience, especially in the backfield, al- ' though they did not win any football I games. This was evident in the running abil- ities of Richard Price with the most TD's V and yardage, and of Jerry Westbrook who had an excellent season at the full- back position. One highlight was the Lawson to Abra- ham pass that covered 45 yards. The defensive line did an excellent job, and Weaver and Lawson teamed up to get the only safety ofthe year for the frosh. 1 z Scot ball carrier is stopped by Card. defense. Weaver-Lawson Team up for Onl Safety of Yr FRONT ROW: T. Kanagy, J. Shoemaker, B. Davis, R. Barnett, D. Gilkerson, ROW 2: R. Price, B. Kinney, L. Adkins, M. Owens, T. Davis, J. Kanagy ROW 3: S. Walker, R. Weaver, J. Westbrook, R. Ragor, T. Abraham, T. Lawson, Coach Byers. 5 z . ,I , , 1 , . '!'5 I f .,.. . . F ' .. tx 1' st.t .. Q i A ttt s , t. ... ... , . ..... .... i.s.. .sf t.s1 .., .g.. ,trt. 1 r.eft g it ii .... iitt .e.. ...,,. . if saitit ltt iii T 't.t1 s F Qiiarterback Tom Lawson narrowly escapes the grasp of Pirate , Lrneman. Frosh. Offense runs a play from scrimmage. Freshmen Football!-25 . Cross Country - Steve Deel, Burton Westbrook, Jeff Ebersole, Greg Condron, Jerry Abraham, Bill Harrod, Marvin McGrady, Wayde Looker. Young Runners Gain Experience With New Coach Warm-ups mean running through heavy traffic before a meet. , Q Soph. Marvin McGrady is honored by being Cross Country's Most Valuable Runner. Left: Manager Rick Chipps looks on as Coach Fritch clocks a runner. Right: Determination made Greg Con- dron the most improved runner this season. The 1974-75 Cross Country Team ended a good season with the record being 3-5. Coach Fritch commented he was satisfied with the season. Soph. Marvin McGrady qualified for the district cross country meet on Oct. 26. The whole team ran at the Nazarene College where each member received a ribbon. The top runner Marvin McGrady's best time was 11:35. On Oct. 30 the team gave a surprise birthday party for Coach Fritch. A first for Highland was the high- steppers' performances at two football games - Homecoming and Marion Catholic. They got underway for basket- ball season doing routines to Franken- stein, Rockin' Robin, The Enter- tainer, and Varsity Drag. Money-making projects to buy new pom-poms included making and selling basketball buttons with slogans, and sponsoring a basketball raffle. Drill Team - FRONT ROW: Capt. J. Hoffman, L. Lehman, K. Roach, C. Copeland. ROW 2: P. Orecchio, V. Parmer, P. Spearman, C. Esty, V. Parmer, D. Miller. ROW 3: P. Lyman, C. Griffith, M. Roach, K. Thompson, M. Jones, A. Handley, K. Webb. Smiles and Steps Make Highsteppers, Success Highsteppers Margie Jones, April Handley, and Pam Orecchio perform to the Pep Band's Lover If Q .C-3-ah Drill team first was performing at halftime ofthe football homecoming game. Right: Patsy Spearman enjoys the kickline in the Fight Song. Fredericktown - Highland halftime entertainment was the High steppers doing a hat routine to The Entertainer. The track team had the best season in Highland's history. They had a dual record of 5 wins and 2 losses, finished second and third in their two triangle meets, and came in second of four in the Twilight League. Seven records were broken this year, with I.. Metzger setting both the 120 high hurdles and 180 low hurdles, with times of 16.2 and 22.2 respectively. The 880 relay team set a new record of 1:39. The team consisted of R. Weaver, C. Adkins, J. West- brook, and L. Metzger. R. Weaver cleared 5'9 in the high jump, while M. Beck set records of 52.9 seconds in the 440 and 23.2 in the 220. M. O'Quin set a new record of 44 ft. 4 in. in the shot. 31 points were scored in the sectional, which is more than all the previous years put together, Coach Kurtz fills in the team on what event each member will be running. -2 Season, Best Yr. Everg 6 Records Broken 5 il 2 f .' if 3' f ff QH VZ7 '- Q Wd: 1 , 5 it : , , .. . ..f ,A ., . . f Y N -' Z , 5 . fizifirf-if .. , - 3' , -,,f M A 1 I 7,4 H Z - V 353- . . 1 - -M ffm A ..,. -' fi Ji j r. I .ft ,K ii. - 417' ' . 'iii Y - A - iff' fd YL W ' 5 W I V ,Q .V L., 1 'r T f i ff? M-wi V if ig iw i,, ,, .... ,, ,sw :M g i .I, 1 'gs' , , K vig. . M K kk K .irk I F I :IKIVI K , I I , J K:-3? Y Q E. I A I - ,. -. za Shotter W. Looker shows determination in his heaves at the Marysville Invitational. .Irs M McGrady and S. Lyons come in lst and 2nd respectively against Cardlngton. Right: First year varsity Bill Bush places first in the meet against Mansfield Christian. 28-Track 1 5 , 11'v-- . 1 s - . i gt - ir f 5 iid. . -R 1 ....... Q gy Q 1 . .3fi'e . . - 5 2 A 'i ' .' we f.ss,af tvfissv5wa ,JA my g ' egg ..gWf N X tai 'gpg it gg 1 me ' Elia es - l f l ,K . 1 .., I Q :Mr 15 gi . , qili.. WVW5:tfi f ,.ss,.e.i f. I A lg 5 Ei JE 3 is .. .si Soph. hurdler W. Hinkle gets his steps down in the highs at Marysville. Q aiNA FRONT ROW: R. Thompson, S. Coyan, D. Phelps, C. Metzger, C. Adkins, R. Weaver, B. Westbrook, C. McFarland, B. Bushg ROW 2: W. Looker, J. Berry, M. Beck, J. Ebersole, D. Hill, R. Chips, L. Metzger, B. Beacom, R. Price, D. Lehman, W. Johnson: ROW 3: Coach Kurtz, M. O'Quin, J. Abraham, S. Walker, J. Webb, W. Hinkle, M. Kittel, T. Spires, M. McGrady, B. Jones. 'N- 41 AQ fi Highjumper Randy Weaver set a new school record byjumping 5 feet, Determination is shown on the face of Mike Beck as he runs the 9 inches. l00 yd. dash. T' lllitiiiifw Left: Record-breaker in both high and low hurdles is Larry Metzger. Not bad for the first time, says pole vaulter Chris Adkins. Track - 29 KNEELING W Young S Slack .I Jahn H. Grandstaff, STANDING: Coach Swinehart, M. Beck, B. Sears, W. Hinkle, D. Chase, V. ,S', i L Weiss, J. Berry, Nauniani, K. Shsinaberry. Cagers, Season Begins and Ends With Victories Sr. guard Harry Grandstaff grabs a loose ball. Left: High Point man for the year, sophomore Jeffjahn goes up for a rebound. 30-Varsity Basketball Highland's Varsity Cagers began and ended the '74-'75 cam- paign with exciting one-point wins over Centerburg. The Scots won their first three, which included Centerburg, Danville, and East Knox. They then fell victims to 13 straight losses and finished with wins over East Knox and Centerburg to end the regular season. In tournament play, the Scots dropped their only game to the Freddies 66-49. High1and's final record was a disappointing 5-14. Individually for the Scots, Jeff Jahn, along with being MVP, was also high point man with 303, along with leading the team with 25 take-aways. Todd Nauman received the rebound award to lead the Scots with 106. Mike Beck led in foul shooting with 7291 while Harry Grandstaff led the team with 27 assists. Showing hustle throughout the season, Bob Sears received the Fighting Scot Award while sophomore Wayne Hinkle received the Most Improved Player Trophy. rn fi! .Wagg- Reserves Capture County Crown 2nd Yr. in Row With an 11-7 record, the best ever for a Scot Reserve Team, our cagers finished the season winning the Morrow County Tournament. They fared reasonably well in league action with a respectable 5- 4 record. Statistically the team shot 381727 from the field and 56721 from the charity stripe. Larry Squires was high point man and led in assists. Dave Porter led the team in foul shooting and total rebounds while Wayne Young stole the ball 46 times to lead in take-aways. Although they lost to Mt. Gilead earlier in the season and to Northmor the pre- vious week, the Scots turned around and defeated the Knights by 3 in overtime and the Indians by l in the final seconds with Dave Porter's game-saving layup. This enabled the Scots to take the County Crown for the second year in a row. Scots fight for possession as Dave Chase C521 and Dave Porter 1505 reach for the tip. Below: Marvin McGrady outjumps Big Walnut cager. FRONT ROW: B. Gould, D. Porter, L. Squires, W, Young, J. Walker, R. Thompson. ROW 2:Coach B. Partington, G. Condron, T. Spires, D. Fishburn, M. McGrady, D. Chase. Foul shooting magic is performed by 2 easy points are racked up by Junior Larry Squires. W. Young. FRONT ROW: T. Kanagy, J. Westbrook, D. Tobin, R. Price, K. Squires, R. Weaver, J. Griffith. BACK ROW: J. Kanagy, J. Adams, R. Ragor, T. Abraham, B. Griffith, R. Landis, B. Griffith. , V Highland's frosh cagers finished the 74- 75 season with a 5-12 record. The team's top three scorers were Tim Abraham who had 121, and Richard Price and Kevin Squires with 91 and 71 respectively. Coach Lou Sarr was very pleased with the way his freshman team improved throughout the season, If trophies were allowed to be given, Coach Sarr stated that his candidate for Most Improved would be Jeff Adams and his choice for Most Valuable would be Tim Abraham. Freshmen Cagers Place Third in Moc Tourne Speedster Rick Weaver leads another successful fast-break. Surrounded by the opposition, Ron Ragor concentrates on the rebounding. Right: Frosh. Richard Price runs for the re- bound. .Irs S. Slack and D. Tobin take time out between games in a double-head- er to relax. Right: Catcher D. Porter anticipates the pitch. 1975 Varsity Baseball Team recorded 9 wins, a record for HHS. They held a 8-9 record in non-league play. The league seemed to be much stronger as HHS won only one and lost eight. M. Eggleston was named All-Leagueg he had the best batting avg. f.345J, and had the most hits, RBI's, and extra base hits, with 29, 21, and 7 respectively. W. Young scored the most runs U65 and made Honorable Mention All-League. B. Squires pounded 3 homeruns, the most for HHS. L. Squires made Honorable Mention All-League and recorded the most wins for a relief pitcher. M. Martin, B. Squires, and G. Condron each took 2 wins as pitchers. G. Condron recorded the most strikeouts in a ball game. He set the record against Centerburg, striking out 16 Trojans. For the year, he struck out a total of 70 players. The Reserve players had an excellent season this year, having an ll-6 record and winning their last 9 games in a row. They took first place in the All-League Tourney held here at HHS. Having the best batting averages were G. Blanton with a .444 and K. Squires with a .366. G. Belcher was credited with 8 pitching wins in a row. Rick Weaver led the team with 16 runs scored. Coach Partington looks on as the game goes for the Scots. Varsity Baseball Wins 9, Reserves Finish 11-6 Jr. M. Eggleston hits a single, driving in one of his many RBI's ofthe season. ..., ' u sig? ,E 344Baseball g- 1' gfgfiy., . . ,.,.., ... r I 1 is FT., 1 , C. .. if I VK. B . Q... 3' 1 . , a., .uf ,f N I k, an-,sfzptf a , . M , . 4' 1' f .. e Aiwa -W W' f 'W:f ' MVA N 1 -.W H ,. ,ff Coach Partington calls time-out for a conference with Greg Condron, Pitcher. Below: Third baseman Dan Tobin After a pep-talk on the mound, Dan, Bob, and Jim return to their positions. Below: Dust flies at home plate as Greg scores another run. attempts to pick-offthe opponent. ' 919351 Varsity Baseball- Front: B. Squires, W, Young, E. Squires, D. Tobin, M. Miracle, B. Sears, D. Porter, ROW 2: Coach B, Partington, S. Slack, R. Garlinger, M. Martin, J. Keyes, K. McCarty, M. Eggleston, and G. Condron. 'IIS Varsity Baseball-35 Reserve Catcher Greg Blanton waits for oncoming P 35 1 . Tl . ,,,, ,,L f.L 1 . , ,,, ff, p ,nn , n ' n n,nn nnnn A ff nn nn ' L-,L Q . L- ' . ,,LL .. , ,ff -,,. iff' A ' 1' ' , ff-165 - , ,, ' ,,-, 5 I ' i f 5' We 'W Lf' A bmi ' yi . f1,,K. 1 X, K KK KK A f :K 3 , NS Q, K K ,:,,, --1. 1 1 Ly, Q 15 K ,. I ab S 1 X 'W . , X 64 .V -., .vz , 1' W--N , tl' 3' Q21 1 nnnn , 1 nn - K K -,:, 291 -'AZ Kd I iff . . . 14 sw f at 21. 'wt' 1 2 .eggs ww We 1 ' T. 1 Us 4 lg nnn 1 V' 'Si f'-b ' iw , , J W',-,, ii , ,us f , , . - . 1' 5 Lf' K 11. K: fig r ,Q . .150 K ,, :a,,.1f Vg ' I W' . 4' ' Q fit? ff' J z Q t Q Lf . K ,.,, K .i 1 MK ,, .K , , 1 05.1. ef 5, W A I A . A 1 -ll Reserves - FRONT ROW: B. Griffith, R. Weaver, B. Griffith, J. Adams, B. Kinney, K Squires, D. Tobing ROW 2: Coach Bower, R. Ragor, G. Nauman, M. Gehrisch, J. Walker itch G. Blanton, G. Belcher, T. Stillwell, and E. Squires. S .+ .. ri. 1 1. 5:256- . .,,tz1fst1 ..,, 1 -1, fv-affi. - .1 .K 1. , 1111 f Soph. Tony Stillwell warms up before batting. Right: Reserve players watch as teammate bats. 36- Reserve Baseball Fresh. Ron Ragor anticipates his turn at bat. sg!!-1. ' 1 . .xt 1.2.1 FCA - FRONT: T. Abraham, R. Weaver, W. Young, J. Porter, M. Martin, S. Slack, B. Myser, D. Tobin, K. Squires, B. Griffith, ROW 2: T. Kanagy, L. Fry, B. Griffith, J. Kanagy, R. Carpenter, K. McCarty, D. Fishburn, V. Weiss, B. Squires, T. Nauman, K. Shinaberry, R. Kazee, M. Orecchio, M. Beck, L. Adkins, J. Westbrooks, R. Landis, R. Ragor. Varsity Serves at Supperg FCA Has Good tart 5 K :nu-.N Pres. M. O'Quin organizes bonfire plans. Fall weiner roast means a time for fellowship for FCA members. Varsity Club - FRONT: K. McCarty, D. Hill, L. Fry, D. Lehman, D. Sherman, C. McFarland, S. Squires, C. Higgins, M. Hankins, D. Walker, C. Tobin, R. Carpenter, W. Young, B. Squires, M. Orecchio, S. Lyons, R. Weaver, D. Tobin, R. Frame, M. Eggleston, ROW 2: J. Jahn, S. Slack, M. McGrady, T. Nauman, J. Keyes, W. Looker, J. Porter, R. Kazee, J. Ebersole, T. Stillwell, V. Weiss, B. Harrod, K. Shina- berry, M. Martin, J. Wickline, B. Clark, M. Beck, W. Hinkle, J. Webb, M. Hart, D. DeWitt, C. Adkins, L. Metzger. Reserve Basketball - FRONT: D. McHugh, K. Roach, Capt. S. Keen, C. Davis, J. Tobin, G. Hankins, ROW 2: C. Harris, T. Smith, R. Snyder, M. Cooper, S. Belcher, J. McAdams, T. Mason, Ms. Fitzgerald. 1974-75 Best Year fo M lv Track Team - FRONT: M. Roach, M. Mattox, J. Pruett, T. Rogers, D. Phelps, B. Gordon, ROW 2: S. Woyan, D. McHugh, T. Beck, T. Hawk, D. Webb, K. Kinney, R. Skaggs. .. 'w-wwvf gawk r Girls' Sports at HHS The basketball team had a winning season, losing only one game. They tied Northmor in the MOC. Carlene Higgins and Tammy Taylor made the MOC first string. The remaining first string - Pat Harris, Linda Lehman, and Shir- ley Squires - received honorable mention. The season ended with a party at the Galion Community Center. This year was a first to have home girls' track meets. In spite of the team's handicap by having so few girls out, the girls did well in competition. Miss Martin coached volleyball and track, Ms. Fitzgerald, bas- ketball. Basketball halftimes are good times for the winning varsity play- ers. Left: Frosh. J. Pruett develops skills in the shot-put and 220 yd. dash. Volleyball - KNEELING: V. Capt. R. Skaggs, J. Tobin, K. Kinney, G. Hankins, C. Davis, STANDING: R. Capt. L. Jenkins, B. Hankins, C. Griffith, V. Kemmer, T. Hawk S. Belcher, C. Grandstaff, R. Snyder. Jr. Pat Harris goes up for a quick 2 points. Sr. Vicki Kemmer rears back to spike the ball down on opponents. Below: Varsity Basketball - FRONT ROW: P. Harris, V. Browning: ROW 2: T. Taylor, C. Kanagy, L. Lehman, C. Tobin, ROW 3: L. Parsons, L. Jenkins, J. McAdams, S. Squires, Capt. C. Higgins, Coach T. Fitzgerald. To gain better control, J. Tobin practices bumping the ball. A -. .SE 1 2 j . , --g '-1 , M pf-get :. 41- , A lm . as, ,A an , T, . W 4 X .wr 4 1. ,,,, LV ' .,' ,,,., as . S ' at Cheerleader spooks try to sweeten the football team by giving them candy. -V Goal post poses as a resting place for the Varsity. Enthusiastic Cheerleaders Boost Team Morale Spirit makers hosted an outstanding homecoming spirit week. Varsity cheer- leaders honored the football team by giv- ing them Halloween candy and a party at Pat Harris' home. They honored the basketball team by presenting candy at Christmas and Valentine's Day and by taking the basketball team out to eat. Reserve cheerleaders rewarded the Re- serve basketball team with Valentine candy. They sold programs at Ebersole Downs 9 times in the summer to raise money. it Q 55 -iI,V. A if s s . as 3 x , g W i l Smiles ofexcitement show on Glorean and Paula's faces. Right f Reserve Cheerleaders: CSTANDINGJ Sue Keen, Lora Messmerg CMOUNTJ Tami Taylor, Bev Sloneg CTOPJ Kay Stauffer. Absent: Sandy Johnson. 4tLCheerleaders ' :Q i. -J-Q d 17 M W 1 v 11:0 ' 2 . -:', A -Q il y A . 'F V ,AVV l . ,.,, 3 I I Freshmen Cheerleaders: CSTANDINGJ Paula Terry, Rose Robinson, Kim Nauman, UN MOUNTJ Candy Johnson, QTOP3 Glorean Adams. Varsity: CTOP TO BOTTOMJ M. Hankins, P. Harris, S. Squires, D. Walker, C. Tobin, C. Higgins. Right: Enthusiastic Junior Cheerleaders show competence in raising the crowds' spirit. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Cheers the Reserve at the county tourney. Fighting Scot atmen Face Tough Competition Coming up against tougher competition this year, Highland's wrestlers were involved in several close matches. Big Walnut and Mifflin escaped Highland's grasp by 4 and 5 points respectively. Although the Scots did not post any victories, they showed vast improvement throughout the sea- son. The team is still young with six juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman returning. ln- dividual highlights were Capt. Kim Denty's team- leading five wins, and six first-year members earn- ing starting positions. Determination is shown on the face of Mike Orecchio as he attempts to take down his opponent in the 175 lb. weight class. -.. In a desperate attempt to escape his opponent's pinning combi- About to be pinned, Randy Weaver struggles to escape' nation. sophomore Earl Squires tries to bridge out. FRONT ROW: J. Belcher, B. Beacom, R. Weaver, E. Squires, L. Frey, R. Car- penter. ROW 2: M. O'Quin. R. Frame, M. Orecchio, R. Pruett, B. Squires, B. Jacobson. C. Adkins, D. Gilkerson. ROW 3: Captain K. Denty, Manager C. Sparks, Stats. K. Van Horn, C. Harris, Coach Byers. 42-Wrestling Victory brings reliefto the face of Brad Squires. 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M! if Mgr ,Q in aff. in rf? 1 -' E. 6 ,Az- I.... Tw WRESTLING: Fighting Scot Award M- R. Carpenterg MVP Z K. Rth grader Dan Harris presents Coach Bower with gift, Denty: Most Improved A R. Weaver, 6' utstandingv Athletes Honored at Banquets lf- .yf Z aj' N -3 BASKETBALL: KN EELING: Assist Award - H. Grandstaffg Rebounder Award - T. . Naumanp STANDING: Free Throw Award - M. Beckg MVP - J Jahn' Most Improved RESERVE BASKETBALL' Free Throw . - M . . ,, ' ' Award - D. Porter, Most Improved - Award - W.H1nkle, Fighting Scot Award - B. Sears. D. Chase. Below: Gm from girls, volley- ball team is opened by Coach Miss Mar- tin. LA D I FOOTBALL: Best Defensive Lineman - K. Shinaberry and J. Porterg MVP and Best Defensive and Offensive Back -- B. Myserg Fighting Scot Award - R. Orsborng Best Defensive Lineman - M. O,Quin. 464-Sports Banquet Q W W ...m.- An A W' t l e ffm-wr - - PH f ' , Q' ' ' 203 points in track helped earn Mike Beck the most points and MVP. Below: For his team spirit and 2 record breaks, Larry Metzger receives the Fighting Scot Award. Below Right: Jr. Randy Weaver is selected as Most Improved Member in track. . I ,,k' 1 gig' J ,. In S E 1 Only one from HHS to make All-League Eggleston. He had the best average 1.3451 most RBl's QZIJ, and was voted Most Valuable Player. Baseball's Fighting Scot Award is presented to Wayne Young. He also received Honorable Mention to Sophomore Larry Squires receives the Most Improved Award along with an Honorable Mention to All-League. Seventy strike-outs in one season helped win Greg Condron the Best Pitcher Award and an Honorable Mention to All-League Sports Banquet-47 Highland's eighth grade football team finished the season with two great vic- tories over Cardington and Ashley. The eighth grade team recorded the most vic- tories for the Junior High in the history of Sparta. Even though the seventh grade didn't win any games, good game experi- ence was accomplished by all players. Tim Belcher and Jay Jahn lead the team in touchdowns. Eighth Grade- FRONT ROW: F. Lewis, JL Kettel, K. Davis, T. Saunders, K. McLain M Adkins, D. Hankins, A. Adkins, R. Bornhein: ROW 2: G. Weiss, J. Gallogly, R. Davis, T Moreland, C. Webb, D. Ulery, J. Emmons, M. Squires, R. Bowling, K. Collier: ROW 3 Coach Bower, K. Stapleton, D. Gale, B. Hoskinson, D. Chase, W. Warwick, M. Mason D Harris, G. Coleman, L. Pinkerton, B. Tiller, J. Meier, Coach Kume. junior High Football Teams Win Two, Tie One Q t , - an J . .c '13 43 33 sr 'Sit 19.11 ,'ff lf .ellis-925' -71. '32 ' 51 Y' s s 42 55.5 P J et L , ,t g . Q 2 9,5 ..,. ,yyty .J , . mv., ff .4.4r,..f,.' n., t.- f i .. ,.- ..i,f , ,L , , . me f, ,T 4 .,v,,,,.'1:l,, ,tggtgfizkv ,2..,,M l,M,kt. t,k,,g, W Seventh Grade - FRONT ROW: W. Gordon, J. Whited, J. Messmer, M. Miller, C. Sayre, J, Gray, G. Chapman, L. Edwards: ROW 2: T. Vaughn, J. Jahn, K. Weaver, M. Keen, K. Wilson, C. Harris, B. Hinkle, L. Marcum, R. Nauman: ROW 3: Coach Steider, R. Smith, B. Stooksbury, J. Westbrook, T. Belcher, D. Freeman, D. Grizzle, G. Smith, D. Hawk. .aw :fm ws H. . ,t , ,. , .... , . 'P W 5:33 K, ,gigym Hallback Jay J ahn sweeps around the left end. 3, Below: HHS's defense converges on opposing ball carrier. . x 5 AP' ' Scot ball carrier is brought down from behind. i .A Jr. High Track: ROW 1 - D. Vaughn, D. Bushong, L. Jenkins, S. McAdams, L. Ebersole, A. Adkins, E. DeLong, J. Westbrook. ROW 2: V. Kirk, M. Pribbenow, J. Leo, S. Deel, G. Kittel, D. Rollyson, J. Thompson, G. Chapman. ROW 3: B. Tiller, G. Ayers, C. Cameron, V. Mc- Grady, G. Coleman, D. Chase, D. Harris, D. Powell, B. Hinkle. ROW 4: Coach Lew Sarr, B. Morlan, K. Parmer, G. Weiss, J. Pennington, M. Witt, M. Mason, R. Woods, K. Kennedy. Ir. High Speedsters Complete Another Season Much determination and practice is required for Suzie Deel to jump the hurdles. Distance is a major factor in throwing the shot, as demonstrated by John Westbrook. Below: Pole-vaulter Mark Mason achieves great heights. 5 J i .5 J 'ef--t Victory is near as Dan Harris reaches the finish line. Jr. High Track-49 Future Cagers Finish 17-29, 7th Bed Best Record The junior high teams had an accumu- lated record of 17-29, with Coach Steid- er's 7th red team having the best single record, 10-2. Coach Fritch's 7th blue team and Coach Bower's 8th red team both had 3-9 records. Coach Kume's Sth blue finished with a 2-10 record. Top scorers for the 7th grade were Jay Jahn with 144, Mike Keen with 80, Bob Stooksbury with 75, and Fred Adkins with 50. Top scorers for the 8th grade were Mark Mason with 99, Chet Harris with 90, Lance Pinkerton with 49, and Bill Pen- nington with 42. Going in for a lay-up, J. Westbrook makes two points for the 7th Blue team. Below: Future cagers watch eagerly as a Scot shot rolls around the rim. lf!-ll J l Above: 7th Red Team - Coach L. Steider, G. Chapman, P. Webb, J.R. Hawk, R. Nau- man, J. Jahn, D. Hawk, T. Belcher, J. Messmer, D. Grizzle, L. Marcum, B. Hinkle, and M Keen, 7th Blue Team f Coach B. Fritch, Manager V. Carpenter, C. Sheets, T. Vaughn, M Miller, W. Pinkerton, J. Westbrook, R. Smith, B. Stooksbury, J. Grandstaff, J. Whited, F. Adkins, J. Gray, and C. Harris, 8th Red Team - Coach J. Bower, M. Adkins, C. Webb, S Abraham, G. Weiss, W. Warwick, D. Harris, M. Mason, K. Shirtzinger, T. Morlon, T. Pryor, M. Squires, R. Bowling, Managers D. Ulery and K. Davis, 8th Blue Team - K. Parmer, C. Bunnell, K. McLain, J. Gallogly, B. Pennington, J. Rhinebolt, L. Pinkerton, J. Meier, D. Rhinehart, D. Powell, M. Cooper, G. Lloyd, L. Coleman, and M. Schoppelrei. M A 4 4, P' ui ',,y9W 951599 Ewflgigyy if 2 SPECIAL UCCASIONS HELP US MAKE IT TOGETHER A 1 S S- lx Q L' A Q 4? t rr , C ,Q , f! J? Q R 2? 1 3 5 'w- fx sm 35955 if ' 1 Galion ommunit Center s Site for ,75 Prom Dinner music is provided by Terry MacArthur. Below: Many smiling faces are seen as couples like Mike Beck and Tami Hawk, and Dave Chase and Kim Nauman enjoy the evening's festivities. fi 54 -Prom Parents committee chairman Denise Walker enjoys the results of hard work onthe prom. Below: This is a pool stick, says Steve George as he shows Chris Burns howto play the game. i 1 1:1 uum,,:.'::f-- ' 1 r QM1 I' - -N, is , ' V '-I-f , . uh. .. 'fl' pf V Q-. ,. 1? '14 sr 1,255 df, + in p -L ' f lf fi ' 'i' , ff -v t l 4 91 of 3 'e FRN- 'N gt: rret at . . ,,- .v f so 'fffg' , if ' Xb 1' X ova '::: K 'F' 2723. ,A ' 5 K we 1 141m ' .-Eff , -' - Prom-goers socialize as they dine at the banquet. Below: Well, here we are, says Steve Slack as he and Lora Messmer enter the dining room. Osage Mud provides good music for Mike Hoffman and Debbie Keller to dance to. Below: At the after-prom, Kevin Shinaberry racks up', the triangle for Below: As a break from dancing, Brenda Walker plays ping a game ofpool. pong. at Q 1 l ',,,,H1k cy game oftable tennis. Concentration on the cue ball precedes Steve George's careful shot ' L 5 2 E 2' I ll! during a game ofpool. flirt 5 Q 5, ill? 3 E Vvv, In Committee member Steve Slack trims a rose tree to the right size. Right: Plans for decorating are discussed by Kathy Van Horn and Randy Weaver. 56-After Prom 2 At the after-prom, Melissa Hankins participates in a challenging Feet first is Mike Orecchio,s method ofdiving, r tk 1 1 fx.. , nv Q 19 ' iff ' :U na ,- ' i ' .4 '- ' ' 1 Decorations committee members work fast and furious to prepare the Community Center forthe Prom. Many couples like Linda Browning and Marvin Hart enjoy danc- , ing to the music ofOsage Mud. er 9 3 ft, 5 ma -' J ' XM E C senn s 7 ff ,gg , Pool shark Cheryl Huffconcentrates on her next shot, Below: Part ofJr. Carol Estys'-job is putting favors on the tables. snn Jr. Denise Walker was one ofmany who took advantage of the pool at the after-prom. 4 , T51 .553 1 f Q. l L Y t . FRONT ROW 1 Mr. Huddleston, 'L. Metzger, C. Harris, L, Pribbenow, 'J. Zinn, U. Dailey, 4'D. Ulery. 'J. Handwerk, 'M. Frame, C. Woods, ROW 2 - D. Gale, C. Porter, K. Van Horn, C. Harris, R. Snyder, YC. Hope, C. Casteel, J. McAdams, R. Snyder, ROW 3 - B Clark, XB. Griffith, B. Griffith, J. Stookburry, 'B. Muncy, 'T. Spires, : .I. Simpson, 'D. Vore, D. Phelps: ROW 4- R. Barnett, D. An- tonelli, D. Phelps, D. Phelps, C. Esty, S Keen. 'S. Weaver, 'M. Mattox, A. Handley. ROW 5 - D. Pribbenow, 'T. Mattox, TC. Metzger, 'S. Wickware, L. Tobin, R. Connelly, R. Garlinger, 'R. Kemmer. 'denotes pep band A Band members take a breather in between songs. Each sr. band member was honored with a rose. Mr. l-luddleston presents one to Diane Phelps. Right: Drum major Larry Metzger does a routine to Band On The Run. 58-Concerts 1347 u.- 1 Highlight ofthe song American Trilogy is the slide presentation depicting historical struggle. Hard ork by Music Dept. Il High school ensemble members perform a finale to The Shadow of Your Smile. hows in Programs Eighth grade and high school ensemblesjoin to sing Match- maker and And I Love Her So. .. :st , :gl ieiigg .V , l0?mfav'1rnx,i -- '- it I A .,,.:::1 ff- : off-1 1. , V i'.l'it' National Chorus Award winner Diana Vore sings a solo, The Way We Were. She also won the John Philip Sousa Band Award. Lefti Dressed in formal attire, the high school chorus provides an evening ofmusic. Concerts-59 im- s Y WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE TREE V Hildegarde Freddie Bob - Bob ii Freddie, clad in a pair ofknickers, tells heartbroken Hildegarde that he is her prom date while the others hold back giggles. My new electric wormer is very scientific, Jimmy Dolson says to his mother. Below: Without the knickers, you look like a date a girl could be proud of, Hildegarde Dolson tells Freddie Shermer. Oopsl l thought you were Freddie, said Bob to Mr. Shermer when he tried to get back his pants that Freddie had ripped off. 60-All-School Play raws Crowd May 2, 3 li You'll have to help me with these sandal straps, Freddie. They take ages to fasten! says Hildegarde as they are leaving for the prom. Below: Go wash the Beauty Mud offyour face and come down looking like a lady! says Father to Hildegarde. She was try- ing to become so beautiful that no one would notice Freddie's knickers at the prom. -Q Sally sticks up for Hildegarde and tells the Shermers, She doesn't know who broke into your house! Freddie had, to exchange his graduation present for a long pair ofpants. 9 -mf' 1 :'.s,EL:':dgE Q Qi 1 Bob retrieves his stolen pants. Below: 'lord knows whether l'll be able to keep my job now! yells angry Father Dolson after being called a drunkard, because ofa school speech made by Hildegarde. Take to the hills, Hildegarde! says Bob as Hildegarde and Fred- die escape to the prom, All-School Play A- 61 lst Class Ever to Hold Sr. Supper, Breakfast Gi f Howto eat a strawberry is demonstrated by Vicki Kemmer at the Sr. supper at Duff's Smorgasbord. Class treasury paid for the steak and eggs at the last social gathering for srs. Right: l'm not waiting any longer, says Diane Smith at the sr. supper, 62-f-Sr. Breakfast-Supper Sr. .lim Berry takes a moment to reflect over his last twelve years at Highland. Mazza's is the new spot for the sr, breakfast. . w., -. A , - is - 2--' ....., , Q Ag Y H . . if ,. K 1 K , ,'f..a- 'Y 3 ' it 'e -e A R , 'i A X 5 'N Y ,A L by X U Q 1 y. ggi' ' had xl , 'Z x isxkkmh . Q 1. ' .l' hx, 5 ' i , . da A i' Y ' .. ' R gf' . ..7 X-I 'fu ' gi ggi,-,r'J,. t i la' i ' A 1: ' rx ,- , x-. ix J X 1 in ' ' i ,.,,..., . i + mx- ' 'R A i . , ,-- ' ' A A .K :via R M- ' ' f' V - Q S 5 so ww In the one-act play The Package, Debbie Chase and Janie Leo . K f a-H - 3' A f' ,J?S' play sisters. Right: One ofthe highlights ofjr. High Day is a A kg? tug-of-war. , X Ir. High Closes Year With Sports and a Pla Jr. High Drama Club: FRONT ROW - Sherrie Bateman, Cindy De Weese, Vicki Ruhl, Georgia Ayers, Vanetta Kirk, Becky Caudillg ROW 2 - Buck Blentilinger, Kelly Parmer, Heidi Waggoner, Connie Adkins, Sheryl Garris, Janie Leo, Debbie Chase, Advisor Mr. Kume. Q if W Mother CSherry Batemanj hugs Bill fKelly Parmerb for the wonderful surprise gift he gave her. Left: The Jr. High Drama Club, including Buck Blentlinger and Janie Leo, met during the Friday Activity Periods. ,-1 Together We Are Making It H C . .h M mia, as .ilu SC Sponsors Dances and Dollars for Scholars The HHS Student Council was an in- volved and active club this year. They col- lected about 5700. for Dollars for Schol- ars from two basketball games, a basket- ball free-throw, a Rock-A-Thon, and do- nations. They invited all the local schools to Highland for a Rap Session where the common problems of all the schools were discussed. They sponsored 3 dances. Christmas treats were given to all stu- dents: the dress code was re-evaluated: the cheerleaders for '76 were chosen. The SC was successful in most of its endeavors, because of the hard work and effort by everyone of its members. i P.O.D. teacher Mr. Byers takes a shot for Dollars for Scholars. He helped the Drive by supervising the free-throw contest. 66-Student Council FRONT ROW: C. Johnson, K. Nauman, D. Phelps, C. Esty, D. Vore D Walker C Mc Lain, V. Kemmer, D. Galeg ROW 2: Advisor Mrs. Cherrington, B. Sutherland S Squires V. Swearingen, J. Webb, D. Slack A sec., P. Harris g treas., M. Hankins rep E Mar cum, W. Young, B. Myser - v. pres.g ROW 3: C. Woods, T. Abraham K Shmaberry J Porter, D. Pribbenow, R. Kazee, M. O'Quin - pres., L. Metzger, T. Nauman D Frshburn L 5 fd, 3 o f-Y A-4 is 45-fe' : it . t aft 11 Student Council members and their visitors hold a rap session in the music room Advisor Mrs. Cherrington listens as pros and cons of Highland are discussed. Below Rockers Darcy t . , iiiiilli S iii S ii jf S A S I M l - , . 'i-: ,,,' Long hours of study were put in by Highland students as they prepared for an ln-The-Know battle with Hilliard. The taping took place at the WBNS-TV studio on April 24 and the final score was l95- l05. Advisors Mrs. Davidson and Mr. Abell took over 50 students to cheer the team on. Some faculty also attended. The program was aired on June 28. In the Know 4 M. Orecchio, M. McCombs, J. Berry, and R. Frame. Not shown: Alter- nates S. Jones, D. Hill, and D. Antonelli. pirit Is Shown b In-The Know and Pep Club gn .M . . x I rf- '- x 3 . :sg . at M- f t. ,, -, .. 'A Q 'is X Q ' S, .,-- Y. .,,., , . m.., ., my i -.-..-.. Wm- f'.' ap .',-- - -'iijig ,jiff Q' N' L After a hard battle, the In-The-Know team leaves to Pep Club member Chris Porter cheers the Wrestling Team on to congratulate Hilliard High. victory. Pep Club - FRONT ROW: C. Porter, R. Edwards, K. Kinney, T. Hawk, S. Bartram, L. Pribbenowg ROW 2: D. Gale, C. Borck, D. Lybarger, D. Weaver, G. Altizerg ROW 3: B. Westbrook, S. Castle, C. Keaton, R. Snyder, C. Hope, J. McAdams. In-The-Know, Pep-67 New niforms Accent Highland Marching Band .anna --gi Marching Band - FRONT ROW: Drum maior L. Metzger: ROW 2:fMaiorettes M. Frame, C. Porter.-D. Keller. K. Van Horn, C. Harris: ROW 3: T. Spires, S. Weaver, S. Wickware, K. Roach, C. Woods, C. Casteel, K. Hilton, J. Simpson, M. Mattox: ROW 4: B. Griffith, B. Griffith, T. Mattox, C. Metzger, D. Ulery, J. Dailey, C. Harris, L. Pribbenow, J. Handwerk, J. McAdams, J. Stooksbury, B. Muncyg STANDING: M. Hoskey, D, Pribbenow: Banner carriers S. Keen, L. Tobin. Winners ofthe Music Boosters' candy sales were 2nd runner-up J. R. Hawk, lst runner-up Cheryle Walker, and top winner Cynthia Hope. R, r' r Q K. ,ag w., if f-.fqgfffff fr f- . V Vkbi ve 2.-m...t Q - :uni Band director Mr. Huddleston helps out the pep band by playing the baritone. Left: Music Boosters bought new raincoats to cover the new bandhuniforms and hats. Chorus - FRONT ROW: T. Warwick, A. Handley, D. Vore, M. Mattox, K. Burson, J. Pruett, J. Tobin, V. Daniels, C. Pratt, Mrs. Schmidt, ROW 2: C. Hawk, B. Hankins Walker, D. Gale, C. Higgins, V. Kemmer, S. Squires, J. Zinn, P. Lyman, S. Nauman, C. Woods ROW 3: D. McHugh, T. Mattox, B. Shannon, L. Parson, F. Rice, D. Lybarger, G. Altizer, P. Terry, C. Keaton, K. Kinney, S. Zinn: ROW 4: B. Garlinger, K. Gleason, B. Muncy, S. Tobin, C. Bill, D. Phelps, P. Needles, L. Browning, M. Frame, D. Phelps, T. Lewis, L. Abraham, T. Hawk, K. Nauman: Row 5: B. Fisher, L. Black, R. Scott, S. Deel, L. Metzger, R. Barnett, M, Hart, S. Coyan, R. Thompson, L. Frey, J. Westbrook, R. Landace, R. Weaver: ROW 6: R. Frame, B. Deel, B. Jobe, R. Kazee, T. Abraham, R. Price, T. Spires, J. Walker, J. Abraham, G. Condron. Talented Singing of Choir Enlivens the Year Background music for the Ensemble's performance was provided by the HHS Choir. Ensemble members perform at elementary schools. Ensemble: D. Phelps, P. Terry, R. Frame, T. Hawk, R. Kazee, D. Phelps, T. Spires, D. Gale, S. Deel, M. Frame, M. Hoskey, B. Deel Absent: S. Johnson, D. Vore, L. Metzger, T. Mattox Q l MCC W SITTING: C. Hawk, D. Vore, V. Harrod, V. Browning. Candy Stripers - C. Woods, K. Kearns, G. Spradlin, V. Kemmer, B. Sutherland. MCC Does Volunteer Workg Lib. Host Workshop lf ..d,.. L li K 5 'R C':' C ii 2 R E x l At the Lib. Convention Terry Pinkerton displays her handmade Christmas tree. Many overdue books and magazines create problems for librarian Geraldine Spradlin. Librarians - FRONT ROW: L. Hartwell, V. Harrod, J. Zinn, E. McFarland, V. Parmer, E. Marcum, D. Miller, R. Garlingerg ROW 2: K. Hilton, K. Wade, B. Walker, B. Westbrook, G. Spradlin, L. Black, B, Fisher. 23.1 'lihlf l , ,em 'i Drama Club A SITTING: Treas. S. Orewiler, Sec. S. Nauman, C. Keaton, L. Metzger, STANDING: B. Sammons, D. Gale, K. Kinney, M. O'Quin, B. Myser, V. Pres. B. Lawson, Pres. D. Vore, Miss Hartong. Drama Holds Skit, Danceg Span., Activities For L. Pribbenow and K. Sears, pizza and pop were the highlights Talent is exhibited by D. Vore, M. O'Quin, and B. Lawson in AND ofthe Span. club party. CHRISTMAS CAME. Spanish Club - ROW 3: Advisor Miss Hartong, W. Hinkle, K. VanHorn, R. Skaggs, D. Lehner, K. Sears, C. Johnson, T. Hawk, T. Smith: ROW 2: B. Gould, R. Barnett, G. Altizer, C. Beck, L. Jenkins, T. Mason, C. Roach: KNEELING: T. Spires, R. Weaver, L. Pribbenow, Pres. L. Metzger, Sec. C. Keaton, V. Pres. P. Terry, Treas. J. Jahn. - I E l l. HH - nl County Chapt. to Win Award of Merit The Highland Chapter of FHA was the only one to receive the Award of Merit in the county this year. Lee Ann Van Horn, Cheri McLain, and Patsy Spearman made up the committee. Special FHA awards were given to Darcy Gale and Lee Ann Van Horn who received their chapter degrees. Thirteen girls received theirjunior degrees, the largest group ever. l FHA hosted many activities this year. Some community ser- ' vice projects were babysitting for donors at the bloodniobile and l caroling at area rest homes. The girls also gave parties for the children at Mt. Vernon and Whetstone. Christmas activities con- sisted of sponsoring a white elephant exchange and decorating the tree in the lobby. The FHA'ers attended county rallies in Mt. Gilead and Carding- ton. They also went to a subregional meeting in Mt. Vernon and the state convention in Columbus. The Awards Banquet on May 9 highlighted the year. C, W, .k , V V, f J :,J. j .l fly .A Q t -t.. 'A ....,..., WMM' VM 4 1 pa SMH 'T 7 1:52 iii. f ' il .. ' T 7 235 .fstl ' 2 q :,. . HVVA V P . In the banquet skit, Tammy Harrod demonstrates the bike-a-thon held during the summer. V4 ix Q E Fl ' rt ' g 'L so .s.... jr Y-f . ff A V . E s ee A . If, s..t,..,, . Q -..... ' 1 Pres. Vernajean Harrod presides over the formal induction cere- mony for the new officers. 72AFHA in... Queen Patsy Spearman lights the candle representing her ac- ceptance of reeility of treasurer for the club next year. Below: King Dave Porter receives a rose for being Mr. Kind' from the FHA presented by Cheri McLain and Darcy Gale. 45 rd in My Q? X J After a successful Chili-Supper sponsored by the FHA, Mrs. Greenwood helps clean up the kitchen. FHA'er. 1Q ' ,, Q E- g r s - - Installation ofnew officers was held by the Future Homemakers of America A first for HHS was the Community Pattern Pool, V. Swearingen ' and P. Spearman help during school. For Jeanie Wigton, initiation was a gigantic step in her career as an FRONT ROW: D. Storer, S. Bartram, B. Slone, V. Swearingen, J. Handwerk, K. Smith, ROW 2: P. Spearman, C. McLain, D. Gale, V. Harrod, L. VanHorn, L. Tobin, S. Tobin, ROW 3: L. Ayers, J. Pruett, D. Phelps, C. Levings, P. Lyman, S. Nauman, C. Bird, ROW 4: K. Burson, T. Harrod, M. Gearhart, C. Young, S. Cox, M. Wheller, J. Wigton. FHA-73 74-75 FFA Produces utstandlng Iudglng Teams Award winners: FRONT ROW: Scholarship Award - J. Shoemaker: Judging Team - L. Squiresg Judging Team - B. Garrisg Home Improvement 3 W. Youngg Livestock Pro- duction - M. Spearman: Scholarship Award A R. Orsborng ROW 2 - Scholarship Award - B. Beacomg Scholarship Award - T. Kanagyg Swine Production - B. Squires: Diary Production, Scholarship Award - D. Fishburng Public Speaking Y P. Lookerg Scholarship Award - D. Chaseg Placement and Ag Production - M. Lyonsg Fish Wild- life Management - D. Uffermang Farm Electrilication Award f J. Kanagy. This past year had to be one ofthe most successful for FFAjudging teams in High- land's history. The livestock judging team consisting of Randy Weaver, Larry Squires and Dan Sherman brought back many first place awards to Highland. The youngest judging team was the Meat Judging Team which consisted of only freshmen. Mike Lyons, Kevin Squires and Randy Weaver won the annual fruit sales. Mike led by selling 88 V2 boxes. 13 FFA'ers who sold over 25 boxes were treated to a smor- gasbord. At the FFA banquet held April ll, Jill Hoffman was crowned the new queen by next year's president, Dan Sherman. Crowned at the night's festivities is the new FFA queen, Jill Hoffman. Below: At the FFA banquet Dan Sherman re- 'N Hard work makes K. Squires t2ndj, M. Lyons Qlstj and R. Weaver C3rdJ top FFA fruit salesmen. ceives the Jeff Howard Memorial Award. ei Winner ofthe Star Greenhand Award was Phyllis Lookerg she par- ticipated in the County Creed Contest. FRONT ROW: Mr. Cooper, D. Chase, B. Alexander, C. Adkins, B. Alexander, Mr. Garris. ROW 2: S. Powell, R. Pinkerton, R. Connolly, R. Schoppelrei, B. Kinney, J. Kanagy, M. McGrady, C. McFarland, R. Ragor, L. Counts, M. Benedict, D. Edwards, D. Baer, R. Scott, ROW 3: B. Drake, J. Griffith, K. Squires, J. Hinkle, B. Rhinebolt, R. Looker, T. Kanagy, D. Gilkerson, G. Adkins, B. Garris, G. Hass, D. Ufferman, M. Baer, L. Frey, ROW 4: V. Hardin, D. Tobin, B. Westbrook, M. Lyons, K. Denty, G. Handwerk, T. Pruett, W. Johnson, K. Wade, E. Squires, J. Westbrook, D. Lehman, C. Mitchell, B. Beacom, ROW 5: D. Alicie, M. Hilton, B. Stiffler, G. Blanton, T. West, D. Howe, B. Harrod, J. Johnson, M. Darst, D. Fishburn, S. Slack, B. Squires, ROW 6: H. Grandstaff, J. Howard, J. Thompson, J. Sutherland, K. Weaver, R. Pruett, R. Orsborn, D. Tobin, T. Keen, W. Young. Advisors Mr. Cooper and Mr. Garris with Honorary Chapter Members: Mr. and Mrs. Neil Squires, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weaver, Mrs. Linda Sands and Mr. Walter Hoffman. C 9' Chapter president Bill Alexander presents Wayde Looker his award for beef showmanship. Left: Award winners: FRONT ROW: Scholarship Award - L. Squires: Sheep Showmanship - R. Weaver: Public Speaking, Forest Management, Farm Safety, Soil and Water Management 'F' - D. Sherman: ROW 2: Agri-business, Scholarship Award - R. Orsborng Dairy Showmanship - B. Westbrook: Scholarship Award, Star Greenhand Award - P. Looker: Swine Showmanship - E. Squires, Queen Jill Hoffman J Crop Production, Scholarship Award - B. Garris: Beef 5 f Showmanship - W. Locker: Star Chapter Farmer 4 D, it I , Chase. FFAf75 This year the Journalism I and II classes reported about 200 pages of news. They published 18 issues of the TELE-A- SCOT which is more than any previous year. The TELE-A-SCOT now comes out bi-weekly whereas before it only came out on special occasions such as homecoming and holidays. This requires reporting on a regular basis and meeting deadlines each week. The staff also prepares HHS news for local papers f THE SUNBURY NEWS, THE MORROW COUNTY SENTINEL, THE INDEPENDENT REGISTER, and THE MT. VERNON NEWS. The largest Journalism II class in HHS history and the active Journalism I class are responsible for the expansion of the TELE-A-SCOT and improvements in the quality ofthe school news. Journalism II f D. Slack, K. Clark, L. Abraham, C. McLain, T. Nauman C Higglns B Walker, C. Hawk, M. Hankins. Missing - D. Hill. TELE-A-SCOT taff Sets New Record for 19 5 I 53' It zypy . all DIHSCUUY W01'kiUS On the TELE-A-SCOT HFC Cheri MCI-aifl and Journalism students Cindy Hawk and Mary Rausch make head Ronda Skaggs. lines for TELE-A-SCOT. Journalism I - L. Browning, D. Keller, M. Rausch, L. Lehman, B. Sammons, R. Skaggs, D. Walker, STANDING: J. Stambaugh R Bush Missing - C. Grabiel, C. Huff, R. Kemmer, D. Sherman, K. Van Horn, K. Wade. 76-Journalism ,- ,I Junior IOE- FRONT ROW: L. Pennypacker, V. Parmer, K. Hilton, C. Copeland, C. Casteel, ROW 2: D. Miller, C. Harris, C. Griffith, S. Squires, S. Scott, C. Benedictg ROW 3: D. Dailey, D. Ulery, P. Lyman, C. Burns, Miss Quinn, ROW 4: S. Jones, K. Bateman, C. Kanagy, D, Howardg ROW 5: C. Belcher, C. Esty, V, Counts. rs., Srs. Combined Make Biggest ffice Ever A simulatedjob interview by Mr. Esty gives Ann Blanton a sneak Senior Becky Gordon is Shown h0w to fun offtho TELE-A-SCOT preview ofthe real thing. by Mrs. Cherrington. Senior Apex - FRONT ROW: B. Sutherland, G. Spradlin, K. Kearns, C. Woods: ROW 2: L. Hartwell, J. Zinn, A. Blanton, J. Wigton, S. Woyan: ROW 3: T. Scott. Mrs. Cherrington, B. Bean. B. Lee. B. Gordon. -1 hrs Q Q Z f,,,f T 'lf :mg ' ' , I 6 Art Club: FRONT ROW - C. Esly, T. Matlox. B. Lawson: ROW 2 - Mr. Schell, C. McCormick, S. Jones, C. Kanagy, K. Wade, C. Keaton, R. Garlinger. Broadcasting, Art, and Video All New Groups Video: V. Parmer, S. Deel, E. Marcum, R. Thompson, L. Black, R. Frame. This is the fine tuningfi explains T. Tobin Broadcasting Club: FRONT ROW - D. Lybarger, J. Pauley, ROW 2 - S. Lyons, R. Carpenter, lvl, Morris, C. Borck, B. Sammons. Q NHS SC Rep. Todd Nauman gives speech on character, one ofthe - 4 qualifications Ofan NHS member- Second yr. members congratulatejr. Kathy Hilton HS - 1stYEAR FOR LOST 81 FO , 151 DUCTED y tw -- . ' ' :Nm . K ' ...Q m -Q.. T C 1 . f- fb .V -V After being inducted Mike Orecchio signs register. Carol Copeland by pres. Mike O,QUlH. FRONT ROW: B. Sutherland, M. O'Quin, C. Copeland, D. Walker, R. Skaggs, ROW 22 AdViSOr MTS, J. Fulton, OYSUOYH, D- SlHCk, V- Kemmel-, R. Mcqjune, 'I'.Pinke1-ton, D, V01-e, C. Esty, C. Huff, ROW 3: D. Chase, J. Stambaugh, J. Berry, V. Hankins, T. Nauman, M. Orecchio, C. Griffith, K. Hilton, S. Jones. W .kk Q Guidance Office Workers - D. Drane, R. Skaggs, C. Hawk, S. Swearingen, SITTING: R. McCune. Office Pressure Believed b Guidance Workers T U f .f -n Office Workers Pam Orecchio and Lora Messmer enjoy the An- nual Office Christmas Party. Guidance office worker Ronda Skaggs files records Office Workers 3 L-R: L. VanHorn, V. Hankins, D. Keller, L. Lehman, L. Messmer, D. Gale, T. Taylor, C. Taylor, C. Higgins, M. Henm- - n ., Q. . 1 1 'wx 7th Period Staff: M. O'Quin, D. Slack, M. Hankins, P. Harris, R. Skaggs, B. Walker, C. Jackson, L. Browning. Dedicated Staff Makes HIGHLANDER Successful Long hours of hard work made this year's HIGHLANDER a success. This was the lst year for a yearbook staff to meet 7th period. Other staff members stayed after school. Deb Slack was not only the editor but high ad salesman. Meeting the deadlines and having the best book ever were the HIGHLANDER '75 staffs main goals. H. Copy is written by sophs, K. Wade and V. Bush. Editor D. Slack and K. Hilton put in long hours. wf...,,,, ,L-'!9x Jrs. C. Griffith and S. Jones enjoy cropping pictures. 7th pd, worker M. 0'Quin enjoys an occasional snack. HIGHLANDER '75 Staff-81 Band f FRONT ROW: M. Beatty, D. Tripp, J. Gehrisch, M. White, S. Mc- Adams, S. Shinaberry, M. Pribbenow, L. Abraham, J. Gleason, C. Lyman, ROW 2, D. Frame, T. Catalogna, O. Long, M. Zornes, E. Hoskey, D. Mailey, C. Cameron, C. Tarliff, K. Waggonerg ROW 3, R. Delaney, J. Shoemaker, D. Bushong, T. Thompson, C. Lyman, D. Handwerk, A. Arnett, L. Bean, K. Kessler, P. Keller, K. Van Hom, ROW 4, J.B, Westbrook, S. Chaney, D. Ulery, C. rWebb, J. Gallogly, M. Squires, J. Kroni- ger, J. Meiers, J. Pennington, K. Weaver junior High rganizations Function Smoothl Student Council - FRONT ROW: B. Hinkle, P. Stauffer, D. Rollyson, D. Frame, M. Squires, D. Ulery ROW 2 T Edwards T. Alexander, M. Adkins, J. Jahn, M. Wilson, D. Grizzle, ROW 3: Mr. Bower, D. Chase, K. Bush, K Parmer E Fisher M Mason BELOW: Chorus - FRONT ROW: J. Shoemaker, C. Adkins, P. Vore, R. George, T. Thompson, A Arnett C Lyman P Keller R. Bornheim, A. Adkinsg ROW 2: C. DeWeese, D. Bushong, K. Van Hear, K. Mitchell, P. Smith, D. Handwerk L Bean E Woodruff L. Altizer, M. Schoppelreig ROW 3: D. Ulery, C. Webb, J. Gallogly, M. Squires, J. Pennington, J. Meiers D Chase K Davis J Kntel R. Bowling. Sth Ensemble 4 FRONT ROW: P. Vore, T. Thompson, A. Arnett, L. Bean, P. Smith, D. Bushong, R. George, D. Handwerk, J. Shoemaker: ROW 2: N. Penn, D. Ulery, C. Webb, J. Gallogly, M. Squires, J. Meier, B. Pennington, M. Schoppelrei, A. Adkins, M. Gosset. 7th Boys Choir - FRONT ROW: C. Harris, G. Chapman, K. Waggener, B. Hinkle, C. Sheets, J. Thompson, C. Spears, J. Cremeans, R. Kinney, C. Wilson: ROW 2: D. Casto, J. Jahn, T. Belcher, D. Grizzle, L. Marcum, R. Deel, M. Wilson, M. Beam, ROW 3: R. De- lancy, E. Dougherty, J.B. Westbrook, M. Miller, K. Simpson, D. Hawk, J. Grandstaff, S. Covert. Below: 7th Girls Choir - FRONT ROW: D. Rollyson, T. Wheeler, D. Frame, O. Long, G. Ayers, P. Stauffer, C. Lyman, J. Gleason, S. Shinaberry, G. Turner, ROW 2: B. Saunders, G. Kittel, S. Lloyd, S. Alexander, M. Comstock, D. Price, S. Webb, M. Pribbenow, M. Beatty, C. Cameron, ROW 3: B. Lowe, P. Houper, D. Tripp, V. Kirk, E. Hoskey, M. White, J. Gehrisch, C. Ratcliff, D. Daniels, C. Bornheim: ROW 4: T. Catalogne, A. Saunders, M. Frazier, T. Alexander, T. Walters, D. Chase, L. Abraham, C. Dye, D. Benedict, V. McCarty. , Y - N .- X ,.,,,k V x I I-,..r, I f W W- , ' x Q 3: . I jf -4 - f hz ' ,.fk z 1: - ,haw af f 5 N-,NH 5 MX M ,X A 6 F 9 it - QE, 1 M , NX xg K ' ' ax t 'K Is sr 991' af y , -- 1 It Takes Many People to Get It All Together The class of l975 had many outstand- ing events take place during their senior year. The first senior supper took place at Duffs Smorgasbord in Columbus, and the senior breakfast was held at Mazza's in Mt. Vernon. One of the lighter moments of the year .included the decorating of the football bleachers and gym at homecoming. National Merit Scholarship Winner Jim Berry received a renewable scholar- ship from Ohio State. The class gift was the donation of money to the Athletic Council and a S100 Dollars for Scholars scholarship to one of their outstanding classmates. Seniors display Homecoming spirit through signs. Srs. Hold Speclal Meals at uff,s, Mazza's ,K Elizabeth Joan Abraham Bill Al d exan er Don Alicie Rebecca Sue Antonelli l X Macaroni and cheese is Kevin Shinaberry's specialty, as he demon l strates in Family Living. i Busy studying is student librarian Verna Harrod. 86-Seniors --Ev W. N? W, Knm E. Clark Sheryl Compton Llnda Copeland Mathews Mary Darst S.--we-veg P vt, of' Q .F w3 ,gfgbsxn In the APEX office, Ann Blanton cautiously checks her work for Advanced Home Ec student Mary Darst apparently finds some that day thmg hard to swallow Kim 0, Demy Dlana K Drane Joseph W Etue Diana Lynn Frazler Debbie Gale Becky Gordon Carol Grabnel Harry Grandstaff l 1 i wWW,,,,pns.,. J Q JMR. of '3 V'l t t' d P hl td d' lf 0 lic5g:then1n:aro2ls.are expresse as syc o ogys u ents lscuss ie Marla Cay Gregory Gary Handwerk W Y Melissa Collette Hankins Vicki Lynnette Hankins Vernajean Harrod Linda Roach Hartwell Cindy Lu Hawk Lynnette Carlene Higgins Secretary Dave Hill- Treasurer Mike Hilton 'fn-S At the varsity basketball tournament, cheerleaders Carlene Hig- gins and Melissa Hankins work hard to keep spectators rooting. JW., ln the library, Sherie Woyan giggles as she watches the orderly chaos of her friends. Student Council member Joe Porter assists Santa in passing out Christmas candy. Betty Hobson Vicki Jordan Hoelscher Carole Jackson Jill Anne Jacobson ,f in .KM5 Q. John Howard Bruce Hubbell Ronald Kazee Karen Sue Kearns X ,ir K- :1 X Terry W, Keen Vicki Lynn Kemmer - Student Council N' ww i i'ii - er . 5 M .. . , , ff: Q: Q , P. y, ,f.ta.L-v ' - X L,t4,4xu 1,a'k...a+15ff, 1 'x ',,'f'ff+f fn . 1 11, 14 Arizii-ll , 1 1 x Alun, :,,iqgw-M1 I 1 111 1 IU-KI u'11'i2 f 'fIII .y f . . ' x..'1J'z,h.5.1n..f L James Robert Keyes Barbara Joyce Lee Dan Lilley Michael A. Lyons ' , f K Family Living student Dan Tripp finds the stitching ofhis apron a real challenge. Q 'I Mike Martin Cherilee Ann McLain Goodies from the cafeteria vending machine give Bob Myser, Ron Kazee, and Dave Hill their Superman strength. Below: Office work satisfies Vickie Hankins' desire to help others. e. , , WX S 4 Q .W , s..,,,f-. 15,1337-g ' ' 'ELSVQW-' ' NKJV' '-,i21fiff,i3, - ' I ,zz M V Football player Mike Martin samples a piece of cake during the Homecoming pep rally. Sideline comments from Larry Rice amuse Stan Pruett as he Q r 1 Q5 Q .Q . ,Q st... te. - Q .psi .K ,- f ,ii MQ: .Q -if , q N diapers a baby in Family Living. Robert Benton Myser Todd Clinton Nauman President gs 3 :E ,J Jamie Nelson Mike O'Ouin Randy W. Orsborn Diana Lynn Phelps Cneryle Porter Joseph A. Porter Dale Pribbenow f Student Roger Pruett Council 3 .fy 993 ga if-f gi ,., A 'K i 'fr' 'ww' Diana Smith Geraldine Spradlin .qfw y 'hw- The correct way to diaper a baby is demonstrated to the class by .lim Keyes. Becky Lynn Sutherland Jeff Sutherland At the student librarians' Christmas party, Jenny Zinn marvels over her gifts. Stephanie L. Swearingen Cindy Sue Taylor 94-Seniors Douglas Thompson Sherry Tobin Wi 'sv 55,5 gfff k L gig vs if f '- 1 - iii? is-:S 1 if 4 . xg , g we 5 xx E B 4 G X t 1 3: l - K - ' - L : 5iT'f?5- Q 'Big-1,5ii5g ,. ..m. , Q.. , During Homecoming Week, Becky Gordon and Barb Lee under- In the free throwing contest, Liz Abraham aims the basketball take the task of making a signin - ofall places - the girls' rest- kiddie style. room Pam Ufferman Penny Van Dyke Dianna Vore Kerry S. Waggoner v fat . iw'-K Brenda Hankins Walker Sherry A. Webb Bev Westbrook Julie Ann Wigton Varsity cheerleaders reward basketball players with a decorated cake. 'WM g aw. we-we 11'f W Mini-course instructor Diane Phelps shares her talent with Jr. High students. Candace Arlene Woods Sherie Roxane Woyan W L? l .. ZW rx Q W . 'K Leadership, Outstanding Senior and the DeKalb Award were presented to FFA President Bill Alexander. 96-Seniors ftt xx 95 You're kidding, says Debbie Slack as she looks disbelievingly at Ronda Skaggs. Linda Young Jenny Zinn ,.m,,1 hm,. JOAN Yrbk Staff 7th nd 3 4 Yrbk Club 2 4 TKELE A SCOT Comm Girls 2 Concert Band 1 l 3 MaJorette3 Cholr 3 4 Legion ADKINS Ag FFA I 4 Cafe Help BILL .l VoAg: FFA4 ALICIE VoAQiFVar. ,Van 3' Wresgling 3 REBECCA SUE Bs Sys? I BEA5 wr se Ad Salesman I 2' 2 Spam Clu Off 4 a 1 5 Bandl 2 Pep Band 1 E Bandl 2 Qgmonte BEAN Course Drama Club 1 Pep Club l Typist 4 JAMES BERRY F , F Col. Prep: Var. Club 3, - V, Pres.g Class V. Pres. 3 4' Prom Comm.g Ftball lg Track 3, 45 Bsktball J-V311 2, Var- 3, 4g Am. Legion Awa , lg Nat. Merit Schol. Winner 45 Coun br for 6th Grade Outdoor. Ed. KENNY BIRD Gen. Course: FFA 2. we siss BLANTON g xgigiioursez OOEA,,,3Q5'4, . . 5 ,',,,:Q1 . W,,iii DEBBIE 'GALE Home Ec: Yrbk Worker 2-4 BECKY Bsns. Course Track 4 .rw 2 13 . , nw. f , - 1111-1 . kg EQQEQRNS D uf. ---wma .. few. .rw wiv W' F L ,. GRA 'PEC S ..fffff 5 y 1, 25 Tgck lg Bsktball I, Var. 43 Baseball 2. MARLAQQAY QREGH course A11 'soho lay- rn Worker Typist Pres. Var. 2531555 3 we A ,:,A M Lx, my ,,., .3?f'f'1Q2ft?f'W iTif1 'Mus 1'- I , ' 4-ww . se 5 .1 .I R 1 3 ,544 I h M f n Ji, fli A 3 3 J , ,,,, W ' j , k,h, Kg, . b ,' A A ,. .,.. Col. Prep: MCC 1, 3, 4- Sec.3 NHS Baseball Var. l-31All-SCh00l Playf 3: , J 3-3 4 - Sec.3 Girls' Athletics 1, 3, 4 - Sec.g S.C. 43 Dollars for Schol. 43 Prom Commg Candy Striper 33 Track 33 Cheer- leader Res. 23 Softball 33 Volleyball l, 3, 43 Choir 43 All-School Play 43 Whols Who Among Am, High School Students. JAMES ROBERT KEYES Gen. Course: Var. Club 3, 43 FFA 2, 33 Ftball 1, J. Var. 2, Var. 3, 43 Baseball Choir 3. BARBARA JOYCE LEE course: Lib. lg TELE-A-scor 4- VSDAN LILLEY ffGen.'fCourse. A. LYoNs fvoAg: FFA 24. Ae Buckeye Boys' State 3. C' N TODD CLINTON NAUMAN Col. Prep: Var. Club 2443 NHS 3, 4 - S.C.3 Yrbk. Salesman 43 Spanish Club 2 Y Pres.3 Prom Comm.3 TELE-A-SCOT Staff 3, 43 Ftball 13 Cross Country 23 Bsktball 1, J. Var. 2, Var. 3, 43 Baseball .1 Bla! 4Q.C0ut!9C10s A oofsgd. Gempflisg , rlrt., 3 ' diy- V 'C' RANDY 'S BORN 3' ' 3, S.Ci':3Q FFA l-4f'PronilCornim.3 Ftball ' g 1, Var. 2-43Bsktballi1, .I.Va1j. 23 jg Buckeye Boys' State 3. H A 1-43 FCA 43 IQIJ. Var. 2g 32nd Dist. 13 Tennis 33 ANN ' A-EEQILMIKE 3 ,... 43 ,A rackvl, 3,54 13 All-School Play Award 23 Buckeye DIANA LYNN Gen Course' FHA Choir FHA GINA Gen. Col. Ftba 3 la 3 '1 ef . 14321: . tai.. , 4- All Cdunty Band 3 4' R HMARY L. RAUSCH Bsns.'Coursc: S.C. l3 Help 41 TEIEDA-SCOT leader 1, Res. 23 Band l ,LARRY Tnd. Arts. Gen Ed. Typist 4. WAGGONER FFA I, 23 Concert Band Band 1, 23 Choir 3.- HANKINS WALKER 43 Prom 33 Col. Var. Var. 3, 4. DEBORA JEAN SLACK Col, Prep: Yrbk. Editor 43 Yrbk. Staff 1-43 Yrbk. Ad Salesman 1-43 Yrbk Sales- man 2-43 Yrbk Staff 7th pd. 43 FTA 1-3, Parl. 23 S.C. 2, 4 - Sec3 Class Treas. 13 Prom Comm.3 Spanish Club 2 - S.C.3 TELE-A-SCOT staff 3, 4. PhowgraphegiM334?3 l'Al444 -M? 3 v 43 Track Stat. 33 Ftball Stat 43 Soccer ' Team 13 Concert Band l-33 Marching 5 Band 1-33 Pep Band 1, 23 All-County f Band 23 Band Lib., Squad Leader 33 Buckeye Girls' Stat School Play 3 Counselor for 6th g utdoor Ed. Camp 43 NHS 4. BONNIE OSBORNE Treas. Prom Am. Course Bsns. Course: OOEA 3 343 E-A-'Ai 4' H6ii15pmii?'Decdi3agng CANDACE ARLENE WOODS Bsns. Course: MCC 3, 4 - V. Pres.3 S.C. 43 OOEA 3, 4 - S.C.3 Lib. 33 Candy Striper 3, 43 TELE-A-SCOT Typist 43 Concert Band l-43 Marching Band 1-43 All-County Band 43 Band Contest 43 Squad Leader 43 Choir 4.4 SHERIE ROXANE WOYAN Girls' Athletics 43 S.C. 23 33 OOEA 43 French Club 23 TELE-A-SCOT . 43 All-School Play 3. JENNY ZINN 4 - Pres. ypist 43 Teach Concert Band 2-42 Pep BandiV3, 4. Staff 3 Mr. Gar mith Speaks to Ninety HHS Graduates Graduating Class of'75: FRONT ROW - T. Keen, M. Lyons, R. Pruett, Sec. C. Higgins, C. Grabiel, C. Woods, B. Sutherland, S. Swearingen, R. Kazee, B. Westbrook, D. Vore, Pres. B. Myser, Treas. D. Hill, G. Spradlin, J. Zinn, M. Rausch, S.C. Rep. V. Kemmer, J. Sutherland, K. Wag- goner, J. Blair, J. Howard, ROW 2: D. Alicie, S. Webb, B. Antonelli, L. Beam, G. Miller, B. Gordon, S. Compton, L. Abraham, S. Tobin, L. Brown- ing, V. Harrod, V. Hankins, K. Kearns, B. Hobson, C. McLain, L. Rice, B. Lee, S. Woyan, B. Bean, K. Dentyg ROW 3: D. Tripp, D. Drane, S. Armstrong, L. Young, D. Frazier, B. Walker, C. Hawk, T. Nauman, K. Clark, J. Keyes, D. Smith, P. Ufferman, D. Thompson, V. Pres. J. Berry, M. Hankins, D. Slack, M. O'Quin, M. McCombs, M. Gregory, J. Jacobson, K. Weaver, R. Orsborng ROW 4: J. Wigton, M. Martin, D. Rinehart, C. Porter, C. Taylor, M. Darst, S. Pruett, M. Hilton, G. Handwerk, D. Lilley, D. Gale, H. Grandstaff, G. Adkins, D. Phelps, P. Van Dyke, J. Etue, K. Shinaberry, J. Porter, S.C. Rep. D. Pribbenow, K. Bird, J. Nelson, A. Blanton. Absent: B. Sloulin, L. Matthews, L. Hartwell. if? l M? J 1 School Board Pres. Ralph Esty presents Diane Phelps with her diploma. Right: Salutatorian Vicki Kemmer gives a short speech of thanks. l00fGraduation .QA 'M .f- ' Ab E . f 6 g 4 E ,Ga nl 4 S of I 1 . ,N . .. 1. 17? 3,,,....L ,,n,,,,,,.,..Ma-Mwx M xi Q A L,,, gg, A ,.A,-. . .K,,.,: - -1 1 s iz Al alia if Vw ? 5 3 'kbp t 1? we Qksqrgi Y mf' ,, ,. 44. -A z ki 'wh ,gg ip Junior magazine sales were quite successful as they reached a total of S3,540.9l. A 525.00 bonus was received for surpassing the goal. Showing support of the jrfclass were Shirley Squires, Keith McCarty, and Bob Hyatt, the 3 high salesmen. Galion Community Center was the site of the jr., sr. prom and after prom. Soft music set the mood for the theme Love Story during the meal. Third place winner in general clerical at regional contest was Kathy Hilton. Randy Weaver broke an HHS high jump record of 5'4 by jumping 5'8 at a Cardington twilight meet against Northmore. I we 'Q Y li Q VV , ttt. - to sste S Jr. Mark Eggleston taste-tests a grilled cheese sandwich made lor an English demonstration. g ...nip Ir. Magazine Sales Finance Prom at Galion Jeffy Abraham t. , Chris Adkins H .V Bob Alexander W , ,. ' Bob Atherton 3 'Y ' ,ZA ' VV Darlene Ankrum Wy? f 'rri Mark Baer ' r X ,X . r tii 1 1 rr it P -f 1 aff: yi' . 41' Y' li Bonnie Baldwin Dallas Bartram Kerry Bateman Mike Beck ,, Carla Belcher ,QQ , 1 e-:P Jeff Belcher ' e V i t - Cindy Benedict Doreen Benedict A mf if rr' rn .bl A y A Ken Birchler - 1, , if ,gi ,rw Lyle Black t ' jd' Steve Bowman A , ' Linda Browning ur' V A , ,gt .Q 7 ear ,VA -.1 ,, g ,Iwi r , eV , fy: -- ' . . 5 , ,b , ?V LV I Qw- :EW My ff 'Zi' Chris Burns A Richard Bush ,,,t V V , Dianne Byrnes I ' V V 5 t -'si' -, f Corinne Casteel ' ? I Q , V Terry Casto 1' ' V ' -+144 N' is ' Q A' Patti Caudill . ,,' - H , A KVQ VVVVV V fait . V David Chase A Dave Christian , Brian Clark V my a tufff. yy r y in I Greg Condron ' , 1V '49 'M ' it 'il ' V V L cafolcopeiand y ' - Veronica Counts Ea 4 'iii A X, ' ' ' , X -f ,' X, K f 104 Juniors Debbie Dailey Brian Deel Don DeWitt Jeff Ebersole Mark Egleston, v. Carol Esty Ray Frame Ron Garlinger Steve George Candi Griffith April Handley Debbie Hardin Cindy Harris Pat Harris, girls' sc. Marvin Han Devon Hershberger Kathy Hilton, sec. Jill Hoffman - Debbie Howard Cheryl Huff Bob Hyatt pres. f?-nc I f'r W' K GZ in Drummer Sally Wickware concentrates on her music, 1 ma ti? 5' , , V , fi ,iq A wil ,. 'ft Ah ' . N it K fir' W ' ' r 1. f-' . 1 sf' Special fruit punch is made by Randy Kcmmer and Phil Pruett. , 3' V, Q., Hat Day is spent making signs for Spirit week by Kerry Bateman. Juniors-105 Brett .lobe Sabrina Jones Carolyn Kanagy Deb Keller Randy Kemmer Barb Lawson Linda Lehman, treas Doreen Lehner Karen Lewis Patti Lyman Steve Lyons .loe McAdams Keith McCarty Chuck McCormick Rena McCune Elaine McFarland Ernest Marcum Howard Marcum Wayne Mattox Larry Metzger Debbie Miller Sue Nauman Mike Orecchio Sharon Oreweiler AValerie Parmer Linda Pennypacker IO6-Juniors Donna Phelps Phil Pruett Terry Pinkerton Terry Pyne John Rhinebolt .lill Rogers Belinda Sammons Sharon Scott Bob Sears Daniel Sherman Ronda Skaggs Steve-Slack Debbie Smith Martin Spearman Brad Squires Shirley Squires Jerry Stambaugh Pat Stoner Vicki Swearingen, Jim Thompson Randy Thompson Carol Tobin Dan Tobin Leisa Tobin Denise Ulery Kathy VanHorn Ken Wade Holly Waggoner Denise Walker Randy Weaver Mark Webb Victor Weiss Jeff Wiekline Sally Wickware pres Wayne Young, boys sc Jaretta Zinn JuniorsMl 07 Archery, a hobby ofSoph. Jeff Graham, is the subject ofhis English demonstration. be o'-r S Flower arranging is the demonstration given by Vergie Browning in English class. Largest Class Receives Class Rings Earliest Bonnie Adkins Sabrina Bartram Bruce Beacom Gregg Belcher Elaine Benedict Cindy Bill Jayne Bloomfield Cindy Borck David Britton Vergie Browning Vicki Bush Russ Carpenter Steve Castle Rick Chipps Barbara Copeland Jill Dailey Mike Darst Cyndi Davis Steve Deel Rick Delancey Kathy Drake Dan Fishburn, sc. Mae Frame Lee Frey Darcy Gale, pres. Brenda Garlinger Bill Garris Mike Gehrisch Dan Gilt Bob Gould 108 Sophomores . .. M ,,,.,, ,vt ,, l J :-,k A A N ,LN V nw. V7-W M NM ge, 4 ' V H ,414 U ' , f rtt ' Vi A LI' 'V V , ,ff ,W V i, H af f U fi ii 'i p kiw i. 6 by rr e EM Qing gi i 3 i'V','- ' it . , ' as Qi 'B A i , W it Qin' mis, G , ,ffm 'E' ig, - Nj TQ, ' ff:.57 , 45 we my 15' N2 , ab - f ff-, if-y 1- , r - 3 arf' . e , 'E' r Ne 1 it I fix! pil AT- , Cindy Grandstaff Janet Handwerk Gayle Hankins Regina Hardin Bill Harrod H ' Gary Hass if 'Is x ,-.f Q r A ff ., 59 , i l 'Y A Y , N Q-M A I r I A '4 A: Tami Hawk - Debra Hershberger Wayne Hinkle I ,I-4: 2, p ,. 7k , Mary Lou Hoelscher QL. t rp jp f Y Mark Hoskey .p 7 lg .S Se A ef ' 'jg Doug Howell I ' t ' V , , Becky Hyatt 9 dm, 1 Brian Jacobson if l na Q l A ,, t, Jeff-Jahn . ' ,.v'v ,Hhstk 37 0- 0 LuAnn Jenkins 1mL IT ., A ' T., I JeffJohnson 5 I Hi? 'S , 3 Sandy Johnson jf, ,,l 'iii f ' ,. t Q3 it Q . -4' 'flaw '4 X et if , I 1 Gift-wrapping is the topic ofthe English demonstration given by Susie Sutfin and Connie Kearns. Sophomore Kim Webb uses the Home Ec. room to present her English demonstration, a belt made ofyarn. my ff:-. w5Z???12 . .,-, of-z -1, Q. f 1' tj '53 We 6-1: E221 ,ge t gaigg 1 gf ,T , if ' r -if El , . .? E ',. y ,V 'W .Af.,, , 5.1 fra-m,,,,. s f A at ff! , , LE .A 92 . Sophomores Doug Rinehart and Marvin McGrady attempt to make a pizza for their English demonstration. Sophomores-109 William Johnson Bob Jones Don Kazee, v. pres. Connie Kearns Cindy Keaton Sue Keen Mary Killen Kim Kinney, treas. Mark Kittel Rick Knapp Dave Lehman Terri Lewis Wayde Looker Sheryl Lilley Debby Lybarger Jackie McAdams Larry McCoy Carl McFarland Marvin McGrady Terri Mason . Tammy Mattox Lora Messmer Judy Miller Carlos Mitchell Mark Morris Teresa Morris George Nauman David Needles Pam Orecchio Loretta Parsons Chris Porter Tom Pruett John Redd Pam Rhoads Fairy Rice Linda Riley ll0 Sophomores Chefs Mike Gehrisch and George Nauman toss a salad for an English demonstration sixth period. Below: Sophomore Vicki Bush's English demonstration is showing how to use embroidery paints. For his Eng. Demon., Dave Porter shows different ways to tie a necktie. Below: Homemade biscuits is an English dem- onstration presented by Bev Slone and Sabrina Bartram. Doug Rinehart Kristy Roach Lennie Saunders Terry Scott Betty Shannon Jim Simpson Bev Slone Linda Snashall Jeff Snyder Regina Snyder Vickie Sparks Patsy Spearman Tim Spires Earl Squires Larry Squires Cheryl Stambaugh Kay Stauffer Bob Stiffler Tony Stillwell JoAnn Stooksbury Suzie Sutfin ' Tammy Taylor Penny Terry' Twila Thompson Wendall Thompson Tim Tobin Dave Ufferman Lee Ann Van Horn Kathy Wade Sam Weaver Jim Webb .loan Webb, sc. Kim Webb Burton Westbrook Jenny Wigton Tena Yoder Sophomores l l l E Q I gr , MSU' ,,,f. - - - 1 -,.A' ,5s..ews - 'sk ,EQ -ea Q' A ' A reri s .. -s . . it , Qi Q M A ,I E zq Aw. L xx . .. . 5 , x- V if 1 at e A R 1Qi C B xi? -mf K - nw 'Q I .uqhw-ndhn.,.,,Q:i Qs I r ,. . N,m, Z k Q TY ? is Q s v ge at in ' L M r 6 i Careful attention is paid to biology studies by Sherry Castle and I Rita Edwards. . Christmas to Karen Smith means a chat with Santa. - ' - Freshmen Class receives MostSpirit'C' 4 l I2-Freshmen Tim Abraham - boys s.c. Glorean Adams Jeff Adams Franklin Adams Pauline Adkins Terrie Alexander Gwen Altizer Dan Antonelli Emily Armstrong Linda Ayers David Baer Rodney Barnett Cathy Bateman Denise Beam Christy Beck Sherrie Belcher Mark Benedict Donna Britton Dan Browning Katrina Burson Sherry Castle Brenda Casto Brenda Clark Ray Connolly Mary Cooper 7?fi 7!'2Zr :V ,,,t ' W' ,. ,. r 'Q .5- H9 iw '-i' , ,' A r f i A ,r XAX PH? ,ve 1 rf, 'Ti 1.. 1, I VT A ? ' k t ' iff' L- ,, - - .V ' , f ,,,. f K. I s , vi. ,. V ' , 0 , ,, In vlvl V QEA, ky S ,V , , I ' , a - 1, V 'mf , 5 uv if 1 d t y aah, C 5- .V .- '- , ,l M ,if , , ii 3-i, I tr 1, 'YY t Ward K.-. to ei Larry Counts Shirley Cox Steve Coyan John Daily Vicki Daniels Robert Davis Brian Drake Dale Edwards Rita Edwards, sec. Bill Fisher Becky Gallogly Melody Gearheart David Gilkerson Kathy Gleason Eric Graham Bart Griffith Brentt Griffith Vaughn Hardin Cathy Harris Tami Harrod Steve Hines ar? fr-V65 so sw w F G S .41 Q 'ilifn 35 'ix 1 A -.. -rf G. ' -,Q avr. vw gf-s Q as Cheerleader Paula Terry displays spirit during a home foot- ball game. rx f 15, V, or A . 4 Xe - fer' S QF E 1 A Q e 'ia I , l f fi . ,., ' .jar-f - -fs . if -s ' ., -' 1- ,., fp QR .f-ag ' r S ff 1 3 X., -. , , , f' vi .A .K K ,,. f vk A-v , ttas I E.. my .V jg 4 as -fra Q or S' if ' V-fy-r ,. if 6 -Z: ,, w yx,H-2 yi? Y , 8 Wu Volleyball is one of the many sports Freshman Sherrie Belcher enjoys. Freshmen-113 Cynthia Hope Gina Hunt Candy Johnson, pres. Margie Jones, treas, Jim Kanagy Tim Kanagy ' Billie Keckler Raymond Kinney Rick Landis Tom Lawson Phyllis Looker Barbara Lowe Karen Lyons Jane McAdams Donna McHugh Teri Matthews Melody Mattox Karen Meadows Craig Metzger Rick Moore Bobbie Muncy Kim Nauman, girls' s.c. Patty Needles RaeGene Needles Mark Owens James Pauley Yvonne Parmer Susan Pennington Deborah Phelps Devon Phelps Athena Pierce Sheryl Pratt Richard Price Janie Pruett Ron Ragor Ralph Rhinebolt 114 At the F.H.A. Christmas banquet, Jeanne Wigton moves through the line as Katrina Burson looks on. Below: Freshmen Jerry Westbrook and Jim Shoemaker help unload the citrus fruit sold by the F.F.A. Valerie Rinehart Mary Ann Roach Rose Robinson Tami Rogers Teara Sanborn Don Sayre . Rob Schoppelrei Robert Scott Kelly Sears Sharon Shaw Jim Shoemaker Harvey Smith Karen Smith Teresa Smith Rhonda Snyder Charles Sparks George Spradlin Kevin Squires Kathy Stiles Tarry Stoner Jackie Stooksbury Darlene Storer Patty Swims Paula Terry Kimberly Thompson Doug Tobin Jeannie Tobin Steve Walker Theresa Warwick Debbie Weaver Rick Weaver, v. pres Dixie Webb Jerry Westbrook Melinda Wheeler Jeanne Wigton Steven Yates Connie Young Sonya Zinn Freshmen-l 15 lZIJZC'l'll UNK' ' Music: ciixizmizn mf 'vilriz at mf at Q lYi'1 l'x izfltxfixff r ,l V VVE,,. , ,.A ,g,, ,2,h g Science Fair Day finds Jr. High students excited about being judged by high school students aft While studying a unit on experimental music and creating new Track members Tim Spires and .lim Berry collapse after a hard practice sounds, Mike Witt and Randy Davis demonstrate an electronic and a lot of running. tape which they made. Record-breaker Randy Weaver draws the attention of teammates and opponents in his effort to cross the bar. Wrestling coach Mr. Corthell, teacher of sixth grade at High land North, advises a craft mini course. In Memory of a Friend gi: I ' I' 'DonlShaw I 1 I , July 23, 1958 - March I, 1975 , A friend died today. ' No, not a veryrclose one. But I feel so badly because although I had chances to, I reaily never got to know him. Ifl had known he was to die , so soon, so young, ' ' Would I have done differently? Probably. Revisedofrom Vicki Nichols U. of Arizona , Tuscon, Arizona Intramurals, Mini-courses Highlight Ir. High 7A - Wesley Beam Charlene Benedict . Chris Bornheim Vincent Carpenter Debbie Chase Steve Covert Cynthia Dye Joel Fisher Jeff Gray Cathy Heefner Darryl Hershberger iaysahn e rgindre Kdebel , Richard Kinney James Leeonte. f Mark Looker MikeeMill,er Vannette Moore Diane Price -gf Lynn Sayre 'Randy Smith T William Staton Bob Stooksbury Kerry Wade ig :Teresa Wiiltersi Sandy Webb Kregori Wilson Mary Zinn ' 17B Lisa Abraham Mark Wilson, 118-Seventh Grade Tj? fi ly pvfiffi ir' , .. rdl , X fi , .1 , ,QU - 'i'i Q' i A 4 yiy il , F , is W f . ir f Lew Q, . V fs? S. . -s, Q, 4 wa in e eg 'T I , . - vii, . J T 1 'Mi i :Sv ls W s.syssi 'Rr g fum 'Y wf' ,r.f w, i 1? 'A M ,ig s 42 2 lf C 3- Inv Q ' ,h W 5 ii W K 3 K ' V V , .fi' ' S .. , W - eee X Z Y V 'li' ,Q 15, Q iw K 'ii' JJ 'W if 5 ll' ,F 5 . 'S Y 1 we iN ,f g. of M5 . 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X Melanie Beatty Cindy Cameron Phillip Casteeli Tina Catogne Galen Chapman James DeLong Robert DeLancy Ernest Dougherty Dot Frame ' Jodi Gehrisch Janet Gleason ' John,Grandstaff Chetgl-Iarris ' -DougiHawk Bob Hinkle eE1leri Hoskey Opal Long V 'Cheryl Lyinanf' 1?eb'2iC Mivliley ' Ilorertilvlaiicurni CA.d3l'R1-'i john Mfsgmef Marifribbenowr Carlakattliff Sine Sliinalierryiiif Tami Stoute Kyle Waggonerffi Kcithyleayer John Westhrooki 'lferriwheeler ,lg Melaziie Zornesfe: TC - Fred Adkins Si1san'?'AleXanderr 'lzim Belcher PattyiBorC'k' 'ii T' Mary Comstock Dianeibaniels 7' 'lferrx Qoughty , Chris Edwards L2rry snEdwardsn. Maxine Fraiier ii Doug Freeman Dirk Grizzle, Tim Harris .I.R. Hiiwk i Seventh Grade-119 Tracy Hollingsworth Mike Keen L Gladysf-Kittel Shelley Lloyd Betty Lowe ,gf .. Van McCarty MQPCY J l-., Annette Sauiiders' Bofvlayfewffsr Jerry Tomblin L Pirziiipirwebise Jqffwinred ylyyly lylll Tana Alexander L Sgnsaneglilanton y Georgia Ayers Doug Casio, . Becky Caudill L Robert Copeland? John Cremeixns Raymond Deel Pat Dyer S WloodyQGordon Prim Hoover Mike Hunt Vanetie Kirk AarongMaceyko.1:f Roger Nauman Woody Pinkerton Dawn Rollyson Becky Saunders , Tim Saunders L Charles Sayre , Clay Sheets Ken Simpson Curtis Stapleton Jeff Thompson Regina Turner Stephgnie Williams 120-Seventh Grade f iw X 13' . - ' fi ir S L y n 1 - f -,.L l iii I -. -',. S f i if ' N .. r P Wg' A xi X 'Q f X 3 ix' 413' lr' m RR rloy riser? J? . S - .f .X . ,- , :.,,N.. , U r ffm J? 1'-'Y l i gi , or h o LLZLLQ LiiL LL? L . :- L' i n W .,L ei LL - ' ' L L .K 1 L1 .-,:11 Q - L 'r: ' V-if fnzzaua. r -1 L 5 L.'. , K i 5 LWL -- --. S Z ree L ! QI ' xx .x i fx: t V 4 I A ' or .l 'T A :iw ei r F an WW! - - ,,,, , A gi, 3 S, D w , W' . 'di ' gi' W - V - .1 I X , . A M ,A , me K' f , S Q fe a vw x 'H W 5 it s K ff, '- L 1 - 1b F , F ,ei Ilwv S ' D 53 A ffq 5 vu' if A We Aw 1-ear E . Q . :Q V47 V, '7377 ' 4 ne, fr , , , .. r Ziff' ,. -S yy .X za. Q L SA M Rick Adams Shelia Bartram Russ Bateman Buck Blentlinger Sandy Borck Richard Bornheim Larry Coleman Mike Cooper Louella DeLong Sherrie Doughty Rhonda Drake Sharon Drake Robin Drake Robert Ferrell Earl Fisher John Frazier Jean Frost Linda Grabiel Dale Hankins Cheryl Hill Karl Kennedy Ann Lomonto , Fred Lewis Carolyn Mitchell Steve Moore ' ' Kelly Parmer ' Lance Pinkerton V Don Powell ' Janet Rhinebolt F Leah Saunders Shiela,Spears N , Kenneth Stapleton Mike Webb ' Iona Williams 1 Kelly Woyan SBA- Steve Abraham Anthony Adkins Lisa Altizer a Denise Ankrum Karen Arnett Clarence Atkinson Randy Bartram Lora Bean Diane Bushong ShirleyChaney Vicki Chaney Eighth Grade4l2l J'i!f?E,i?f1-izifgiiif? viizfefi L.in-rr-.1--1,-., .-,--f, . -- ,K--1 7,., -W1 :N , -,L.1w,. f--,-WZ -..' --W -- Glqbn Qoleman ,,Kerig1eth ,CoI1ier V 'fiamits Gillwly L'LL:' 'bf playa Hgndyyerlg, - Amy Hyatt h ffkandy Jbnesf - Kefler 1 K k--h - Kim -KCSSler:. jfCh af10ase Lfmaii - -fzjQLiSQg.1M35tfhQylS Jeff Meier ' ' 1,352,m5, f - fqorfgrennifigzon - 'H , ,, --args' -fn-V1 4 - - P-- l s-Q., ,LL Q 3Miii6-Kakilii T L -- - fiilidifimariizllltxiivlini ' ,A.,3, fr-gn f- ng-ml : ----A A if A11ea'Dee1 , C1gns1y12cWcesQ1 - .MEET-v,f.'ix1g:5vrfl' 2--if i-Iii: iw' 'fu' 1'-'Q-IH mf: -' 553' A-,M ., -f,. .W ., .-Q ff-K?131M?C14? 7 3.5 ,,-- --X W, -1 - g.-W. , .- K.:--V, 5 -xiiiw' ' 11-iw - 'Kathy Mitchell L K ' Mkdrlaii h 122- Eighth Grade W .ggi I 'Ii' 9 HM, v ev X ' 'wggagv 203552 , AM X if .J Q if I W' jL Q iw- W 6 ,T K i n 'V K LW , Q f im-1, T , ? - , Q ,gf r V K , ' ,,, - ,. ., i if, KW f ' ' P ' H- if 2 ff F . 1 ,Q K Q :I wi- A 1 A M ,Q - 1 if, . , Lys? 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Attending school activities, monitoring halls, and holding conferences with parents -these are all routine for Principal Mr. Bowling. fx Upper Secretary Mrs Hankins whojomed the High- land staff at mid year counts lunch money Middle- Stu- dent office workers are trained by secretary Mrs Sands. She took a leave of absence from Thanksgiving to Easter to have her tirst child. Lower - Administrative sec- retary Mrs. Votaw keeps Mr. Van Hornls office organized. Below: Board Members: V. Pres. R. Grandstaff, Pres. R. Esty, North Principal G. Zinn, Jr. High Principal M. Schedule nflicts are solved by Guidance Counselor Mr. Oakes. Mason, High School Principal W. Bowling, West Princi- pal J. Tincher, Clerk F. Porter, R. Webb, A. Weaver, HEA Pres. J. Fulton, C. Gleason. l24 -.... .4 3 .F v e . l.t.f ...4i.t.aLs .Aix QE c..vf ew... -1 ff-Nw. QM Q., - Vo-Ag teacher Mr. Garris chalks up goals of FFA fruit sales- men during class. Math teacher Mrs. Parker advises freshman, reserve, and varsity cheerleading squads. This is her first yr. teaching at HHS. Below: World Culture and American History are taught by Mr. Kurtz. He coaches varsity football and track. ,,, A 'tfsmwf Smiles from band director Mr. Huddleston are encouraging to his concert band students. Cho-rus director Mrs. Schmidt accompanies the en- semble during one oftheir practices. Below: Darkroom work is supervised by Journalism and English teacher Mrs. Grimm. Ovcrseeing work onthe TELE-A-SCOT and Yearbook are other interests. .,....- ,..,, , ,. . ,a ,,W,,.. V Q' ' ask' il if - .gi Soph. J. Johnson gets help for plans on a dream house from first semester Ind. Arts teacher Miss Page. Student Council advisor Mrs. Cherrington helps promote Dollars For Scholars money-making activities. She teaches Senior IOE, bookkeeping, and typing. EMR teacher Mrs. Peggy Davidson helps with special reading students. She is the co-advisor ofthe In the Know team. Above: 2nd semester Shop teacher Mr. Abel ad- vances students from blueprint drawing to machine use. He also advises the In the Know team. Left: Dairy and meatjudging teams are - coached by FFA advisor Mr. Cooper. He teaches Vo-Ag. Librarian Mrs. Patrick also tapes all the educational TV programs with the new video-tape machine. Below: Sci- ence fair judging is done by Mr. Cherrington - Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science teacher. L Wggisii wats fl Wmfig iff Mp J' fl sz fi? Spanish Club monthly activities are planned by Miss Hartong. She teaches English III and Spanish. Educational football interested many of Mr. Byers' senior POD students, He also teaches Psychology and is wrestling and freshman football coach at Highland. Business related courses are taught by Highlandis Pep Club advisor Mr. Grady. Faculty-127 l i Girls' basketball team has successful season losing only one game, under the coaching of Ms. Fitzgerald. She advises the High Steppers and teaches Girls' P.E. and Health. Below: Custodians Mrs. Hoskinson, Mr. Tobin, and Mr. Linkous work hard to keep HHS clean. fs Spirit at Highland is aroused by Biology and Physiology teacher Mrs. Fulton, She is also Honor Society advisor. FCA, a new club at Highland, is organized by varsity basketball coach Mr. Swinehart. He teaches Boys' Phys. Ed. and Driver's Education. Below: Organization ofthe community pattern pool was done by Mrs. Greenwood. She also teaches Advanced Home Economics and Family Living. Homemade cookies and rolls are frequently made by cooks Mrs. Givens, Mrs. Linkous, and Mrs. Rogers. Jr. Class advisor Mrs. Davidson teaches English I and IV. 3,2aE!g:t?c?Ii?xtg:Eglggcmrosgigitgfglgghagf two 4 1 '- . ,f Home Ec. I and II teacher Mrs. Rhodebeck receives directions for a home visit from Rae Gene Needles. Left: Jr. IOE students are taught useful office skills by Miss Quinn. She also teaches typing classes. Facultyi I 29 1 12.9 1 Jr. High Principal Mr. Mason keeps a busy schedule managing school affairs. Lower: Jr. High Secretary Mrs. Ashcraft files away important papers. K .Eb Math and science classes are instructed by freshman basketball coach Mr. Sarr. l3O-Faculty Useful knowledge is gained in Miss Vohnout's health class. She advises Jr. High cheerleaders and has Girls Phys. Ed. classes. 5' , , Y . ff , 4 W,,V '1rf5 f . l Y WH , 52- yr' J- if Left: Cinnamon rolls are carefully prepared bythe Jr. High cooks Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Buck. Right: Highland Jr. 'High is kept neat and clean by Mr. Burch,janitor. Below: Athletic Director Mr. Partington not only organizes the sports program but coaches reserve basketball and varsity baseball. He teaches Phys. Ed. i'i' iii' Aside from instructing Math at the Jr. High, Mr. Fritch teaches Driver's Ed. at Highland. Below: Science teacher Mr. Steider helps organize andjudge science fair projects. He also coached the win- basketball team. Below: Educational forms ofTO TELL THE TRUTH and JEOPARDY make Mr. Bower's history class exciting and enjoy- able. He advises the Student Council, too. s- v il gr o A. 1,1 if f Right to Read program is headed by Jr. High English teacher Mr. Kume. Below: Much time is spent by English teacher Mrs. Irwin grading assignments. Below Mr. Bell. education classes are planned carefully each day Faculty-131 Varsity cheerleaders raise spirit on Hat Day at Jr. High. .Mi ,W,, . In the l2th hour ofthe Rock-A-Thon, sr. Mike O'Quin seems to have fallen off his rocker. K Q M, -- Q'-'-,sgk -s.. -W G I, f ,Qu M , , 'f , vi 'aff Wm, I 'wie , . ftil a ttvra a Let's get ready to go, says Darcy Gale to her buddy Penny Terry. Soph. L, Van Horn shows off her new class ring. Left: 8th grader T. Beck grabs a snack during school. 1 When in third period study hall, students wait patiently for library passes. Jr. Ronda Skaggs looks on as her fellow teammates run. Advanced Home Ec. students treat Mrs. Greenwood and Mr. From a Spanish Club bake sale, cookies are sampled by Mr. Oakes Byers to a feast of foreign foods. and Miss Hartong. .,.. M Oi Greased hair, bobby socks, and long skirts are all parts of the Jr. high 50's Day. 133 O l would like to take this time to thank Photorama. They took our group shots and the senior pictures. Without their time and effort this yearbook would not be possible. l would also like to acknowledge the SUNBU RY NEWS. They gave us alot of our sports action shots. Both of these helped us greatly. Thanks again for all your help. ' GolGolGolGo! Yrbk. Ad Salesmen - FRONT TO BACK ROW l: D. Slack. C. Higgins, B. Lawson, R. Skaggs: ROW 2: B. Sammons, L. Abraham, K. Van Horn. P. Harris: ROW 3: L. Lehman. D. Keller. J. Hoffman. M. Hankins, S. Scott: ROW 4: S. Jones, S. Orewiler, K. Hilton, C. Kanagy. C. Keaton: ROW 5: V. Hankins. V. Parmer. S. Castle. C. Griffith, K. Wade. 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Gilead, 0. 3 Representing: RESTAURANT NAT'o NW' DE Home of Good Food P I N S U R A N C E t 32 South Main Street Phone: 946-1016 - Mt. Gilead, Ohio l 4 C Tony,s Pizza CARDINGTON LO CKER C 0. Home Killed Retail Meatsv ? , Custom Butchering and Locker Rentals Home Cured Hickory Smoked Ham and Bacon Phone: 864-6986 Cardington, Ohio SHARROCK ELEVATOR U .41 Morrow County's Best Grain Market Complete Farm Service and Supply In Our New Facilities Edison, Ohio Phone: 946-1846 Lg.. fffif .gr u I 1 I 1 it or RENGO REXALL TO RE Film 8a Film Developing Toys 8a Games Greeting Cards Books 8a Magazines Cosmetics 8a Gifts Russell Stover Candy Baby Care Products Phone 253-3831 Open 9-9 M-T-W-F 9-6 Th.-Sat. Closed Sunday CHE TERVILLE CONVALESCENT HO Complete Nursing Care Phone: 768-2401 Chesterville, Ohio 'wr C.. 7 3 A, CENTERBURG , , ' if fl V X 1, ui ffm? C tfgqp-Cf FLOWER SHOP fx llsmu-, xt L ,,Vk 5 X 1:5 'Ja A r 1 77 South Hartford I if X R f .E C 4 I Flowers foralloccasions 'Q 4 My It C 7 J' Phone 625-5735 ,49 f 7 Compliments of GEORGE SHERMAN AND SON Cardington, Ohio Compliments of CAMPBELUS AUTO SUPPLY 3 Marengo, Ohio 43334 Phone 253-2202 ' PHONE 945 488 I . . Fr Gilead Our Service A Sacred Trust HULTZ DEPT. STORE CENTERBURG HARDWARE Compliments of VANHORN'S INSURANCE SERVICE 2224 East Main Street i . Q Box 27 C rburg, Ohio 4301 1 Ch t ll Oh Our hoursa ph 9:00-5:30 Mon. thru S t. 768 3501 gg X 'E fi KEITH,S FLOWER SHOP 35 28 N. Main sr. 419-946-4866 SHELDON'S MARATHON fx fi A , Vi, 1 , V . J I hhhuk A , Mt. G Compliments of Centerburg, Ohio 43011 i' 1 A ,,-.q--woo'-In-'- ilead Ashley Feed Service Ashley, Ohio B 8: M Pottery 8a Gift Shop Chesterville, Ohio Bennettls Marathon Marengo, Ohio Bowen's Jewelers Mt. Gilead, Ohio Bryant Lumber Carriage House Beauty Salon Centerburg Feed 84 Grain Dailey's Army Surplus Congratulations '75 Dogwood Valley Camp Mt. Gilead, Ohio Dots Tradin' Post Bloomfield, Ohio Dr. 8a Mrs. William Deftinger Dr. Roy Miller, Optometrist Frazier Bottled Gas Fulton Elevator Geckley Insurance Agency Marengo, Ohio Higgins Harness 8L Saddle Jo's Pizza Joseph P. Ingmire, M.D., Mt. Gilead, Ohio Joels Beauty Sho p Sparta, Ohio Kathryn's Beauty Salon Sparta, Ohio Ki1'k's Dari Drive In Mt. Gilead, Ohio Mavis Sporting Goods PATRONS 117 S. Main St., Mt. Vernon, Ohio Lawson Food Store Mt. Gilead, Ohio Marion Production Credit Association Max Sebring's GulfStation Mr. 8L Mrs. O.F. Van Sickle Oasis Carry-Out Marengo, Ohio Pat Stewardis Country Charm Beauty Shop Marengo, Ohio 253-4741 Pine Corner Furniture Shirk's Shoes 8a Repair Sid's Cleaners Mt. Gilead, Ohio Smith's Cleaners Sohio 61-71 Marengo, Ohio Squires' Beauty Shop Chesterville, Ohio Standard Oil, Co. Talk ofthe Town Beauty Salon Taylor's Pizza Carry-Out 8 E. Main St., Centerburg, O Village Shoppe Marengo, Ohio Wagner Bros. T.V. Appliances Whetstone Lanes, Inc. State Route 95, Edison, Ohio The White House Mti Gilead, Ohio William's IGA Fulton, Ohio Morrow Co. Independent Register Cardington 8: Mt. Gilead, Ohio BEST WISHES CLASS OF '75 Compliments of REALTY INSURANCE Bob Morris ,ge . 253-3581 Ralph Esty JERRY LA FEVER S p RACKHOE al DOZER WORK QBasements, field tile, aeration, etc.J Phone 768-2995 -1311534 Ziff qggiw .1-if H.C. WEAR 61 ASSOCIATES Iron Fireman Heating and Power Plant Equipment 860 King Avenue Coal, Gas, Oil 8a Propane C0lUrI1buS, Ohio 294-3329 Sony Videocorders, TV Cameras and Monitors Sony Certified Video Equipment Service and Parts WALSH SOUND EQUIPMENT 947 So. Main St. Mansfield, Ohio 44907 419-756-4939 WEAVERS ICA And Appliance Center W. Marion Rd. Mt. Gilead, Ohio - I n i 946 5861 wEAi'ER,S VI FOODLINER Wx'sllVl.llIOIlRO.1ll Ml Gilt-.ul f 9 EBERSOLE S Y. I Custom Butchering ffl Qdivfl- Rt. 42 Fredericktown, Ohio X i-VV Phone-Chesterville 768-2821 x , 1 Processing for your home freezer 153 Science students Pat Harris and Barb Lawson helpjudge science fair projects at the Jr. High. if This is a typical Behind the scenes moment during WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE. Newly-inducted member Mike Orecchio is congratulated by sr. Honor Society members. Below: Jr. Chuck McCormick shows his talents in art class and by developing pictures in the dark room. Before the school play Mark Eggleston helps Vernajean Harrod rehearse her lines. l54fClosing M fl' ., Q 5 Q 'fffixfd 2. W - ' l ,i ,Haag f tg I ffl' 'KW ii 1. -V 'ti 'WV -f 'f Q . 4' i . l Q 5' K A i . ' a -1 is - s 6 Srs. toast their four years at Highland High. A h Advanced Home Ee. students eat the last meal they are to prepare After educated pizza, soph. Lennie Saunders takes time to cool-off in class. and think about summer plans. 1 I I .,,., WWW may ,. 004 Q a an , Q4 .M rj: Jr. High students nervously await for their projects to bejudged. Closing-l55 .4452- IZ Make-up done by V, Kemmer gives L. Metzger a Vitalis look for the all-school play WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE. ff- V- .vm ,.. ' tw.. One ofthe elaboratejunior high science fair projects was this experiment on leukemia. 156-Closing xi, V in 0 0 Q, , he x . it , 5 Q. ' 3 0 . Q i , . Q u is Q . Q ' t u , x , s, 4: t Q we f 1 Q X , ' ' o U. , s U 0 Q 5 ' ' s n ' ' Q , I Q Q . F Q Q . s g . i g Q i K .WJ 5 ' f 3' ' Q ' Q U 0 C . Q ,V 0 if l 0 0 . fs.,-rf S l 7. .L ..- fi Q , 'Q ' ., v , o . -. jsmilv . S 5 f K l ' Q tl 0 , . , o Y ir it X Q 7 1' O ' a ' 4 f ' i Q ' I . Q .I 9 Q, It A 9 ' 9 .r Q Q 1 Q tg I 4 1 K 'l Q , ,, Q P , . ' 5 ' o ' O 9 s ' in I K ' Q ' Q +R L. . g ' , Q 1' Q Q I' Q in 2 ' X s A 'P . Q C - Q Q f' Q 5 9 I . Q ' A s ' . 1' . 5 A 4 Q, Q X wb S Q At the spring concert, sr. choir members were honored while the chorus sang My Way. One ofthose srs., Penny VanDyke, paused for this sr, spotlight as slides ofher activities were shown. One ofthe mini-courses offered tojunior high students this year was video-tape recording, led by Mr. Steider. ,4-A, f' V K Exhausted D. Lybarger and R. Carpenter help rock the way to 556.50 to help the Student Council raise money for Dollars for Scholars, Band director Mr. Huddleston signals forthe band to play pianisl simo at the spring concert. Below: Junior Dallas Bartram waits for instructions before typing. ,QE- V 1 .1 ww. t ' , ..,,,..,,,,,,,,, Wmw ef L, Junior Ernie Marcum's trophy for his science fair project Aerody namics earned him a superior at county and an excellent at dis- trict. 'S 3- . Jrs. Mark Eggleston and Steve Slack help set the mood for Love Story. 1 3 ' i' 11 ,R ,t Q AQ if A gg if .t - ' K ,: . I gy 1 ,. i 1 , A 5 'll Aggravation is written on the face of Mike O'Quin at a varsity football game. . X sg X l4,s , if wggx if X S 3 ,A 3,1 S sa ft Billiards is enjoyed by Bob Hyatt and Twila Thompson at the After Prom. Sr. Jim Keyes relaxed after the last big meal in Family Living. X ,, Record-breaker Randy Weaver takes it easy between events. M0 NHS delegates await the tapping exercises. 41? V gn, I faq tls i MW S ' - 1 a I A Principal Mr, Bowling is seen going to pieces at the FHA ban- quet. NHS member Denise Walker accepts a rose. Left: Sr. Vicki Kemmer says cheers to graduation at sr. supper. f? 3 7 fi + -H . N-I Q '4 nf' van' .X 'Z i 'uytvi ,-....., It 'WY 4-..,,,. . A .M-0--fs, This year has been filled with hard work, long hours, and fun. We have all learned alot. I would like to thank those that helped me through this year. Without their help, there would have been no yearbook. I would especially like to thank: V Mrs. Grimm, for all your time and effort. Without your advice, we wouldn't have a yearbook. Mr. Parks. for all your suggestions, help, and understanding. You helped us through many rough spots. My 7th period and after-school staffs deserve most of the credit. They took the time to sit down and do the pages. This yearbook is lilled with pages inspired by them. They were a really great staff! The photographers. for all oftheir work. They gave up alot oftheir time to take pictures ofafter-school activities, ' My darkroom workers, for all their developing and staying after-school when we were rushing for a deadline. A special thank-you to Candi Griffith for all of her help as business editor. I couIdn't have handled it by myself. Your help was greatly appreciated. Mr. Bowling and all the faculty, for letting me out ofclass and for all the interruptions. Photorama, for all ofyour time and many pictures. You're one ofthe main backbones in this yearbook. SUNBURY NEWS, for all the sports action shots. Our sport pages wouldn't have been nearly as good without your pictures. Thank you all, because . . . Together, We Made It! Bibb- S.Q0t.cJv,, .Q 0-IS-U .. K., lllgffi 1l.!a,7Z ..,f, .W ia iii' lik 1 ?f.a11..'LH L- WA 1 r I 1 I