Jackson High School - Osky Wow Yearbook (Jackson, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1979 volume:

JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Jackson, Ohio OSKY WOW 1979 Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief Tammy Carper Assistant Editor Angie Fouty Tammy Ramey Business Manager Angie Fouty Faculty Advisor Lucinda M. Eubanks JACKSON CITY LIBRARY 21 BROADWAY JACKSON, OHIO 45640 Contents Opening . . Underclassmen Sports Organizations . Academics.... Faculty Activities The Arts Seniors Advertisements Senioritis 176 Volume 67 Student Publication 1 4 6 S r-v Although beef is Jackson County’s chief agricultural product, the area is best known for apple production. Annually an average of 250,000 bushels of apples come from Jackson County. County Extension Agent, Ed Volburn, stated that most apple orchards in this area have been in families for several generations. According to Volburn, “Apples are a very creative type of business. I would compare an apple grower to an artist or a musician because of the skill involved in producing the apples.” Left 1 — Brad Walke and Ray Varcalle wait their turn in the Wed. afternoon parade. 2 — Jeff Ridgeway and Jeff Wasch sell at the Senior Booth. A profit of $385 20 was taken in. 3 — The most popular beverage at the Senior Booth was Shine enjoyed here by Barbie Crace, FFA Queen. Right 1 — Jerry Mullins and Keith Mullins discuss the T-Shirt trend at one of the display booths. 2 — Fair Princess Cindy Goble is mingling with friends. 3 — Are you sure William Tell started this way? asks Pat McGoon. Because of the economic importance of apples in our county, the annual Apple Festival has become a tradition. This year the festival was held on the streets of Jackson during the week of Sept. 20-23. All Jackson City Schools were dismissed at noon on Wednesday and students were given reduced rates on all rides. Apple Butter was made on the city streets and Handicrafts by local artists were on display. 7 With the formation of the Jl Zoo and the Senior High Rowdies, initiated by faculty advisor Clarence Rice, JHS students have begun to take a greater interest in the support of athletic events. Left page: 1 — During an assembly, percussionist Tracy Clements adjusts her hat and prepares to play the xylophone. 2 — One assembly was held for the girls’ basketball team. The towel being held by senior captains Tonja Jewell and Kim Conley, was used to “wipe the tigers off the floor. 3 — In an effort to increase student response, a Hat Day was called. Looks like Amy Horsley won. Right page 1 — Dave Billman seems to be enjoying both his company and the basketball game 2 — Cheerleaders and football players exchanged roles during one assembly and Cliff Fouty displays just how successful their attempts were 3 — Coaches Adsit and Riffey pass out pop at the assembly before the Wellston game. 4 — Larry Ghearing and Rick Isreal try to pep up the unenthusias-tic crowd 10 13 UNDERCLA Junior officers are: President: Katrina Cantor. V. President: Tresa Kingrey. Secretary: Leesa McKenzie. Treasurer: Bonita Elkins Sophomore class officers are President: Marcia Ragland. V. President: John Ratliff. Secretary: Brenda May. Treasurer: Valeria Watts Freshman class officers are: President: Matt Bonzo, V. President: Trudi Flaker, Secretary Carla Cooper. Treasurer: Colleen Brandt Eighth grade officers: President: Tom Callahan. V. President: Petey Grillo. Secretary: Stefanie Lanier. Treasurer: Jody Hawk Seventh grade officers: President: Nannette Wickline. V. President: Paula Orender, Secretary: Kelli Jo Moore. Treasurer: Shelli Mullins % JUNIORS Pam Albert Kevin Barnett Shawn Barr Nancy Beatty Julie Bellar Renee Bennett Susan Black Jeff Bolen Mary Bowling Jon Britton Marla Britt Jim Brown Jim D. Brown Tina Burton Barb Byler Betty Byler Donna Cameron Peggy Camp Linda Cantor Katrina Cantor Kevin Cart Vicki Channell Lou Ann Chapman Greg Childers Dianna Clark John Clark Pat Cochran Mary Comstock Angela Coll Beth Conley Brenda Cooper Kathy Cooper Roland Cosby Lisa Cox Judy Coyan Tim Crabtree Robin Cruse William Culwell John Cundy Scott Curtis Cindy Davis Mary Davis Lynn Dawson Sharon Dearing Roger Dennison Don Denny Helen Dempsey Mark Dempsey Terry Downey Delbert Duhl Trudi Dunn Ira Eggers Carl Eisnaugle Jonita Eisnaugle Jenny Eiliott Bonita Elkins Far Right — In Speech class, while Jim Harless is trying to sell his Super Dooper Scooper . he is attacked by Cindy Davis (a doggie) while the owners — Bernie Newsom and Jim Brown look on. Right — Doug Neer looks on as Brian Marks prepares a painting for the Arts Festival. Top — After a long hour of work. Roger Downey takes a relaxing break. Roger Entler Vicki Ervin Dale Evans Paula Exline Tilda Fannin Pandy Farmer Lee Finley Jim Fisher Linda Fizer Kit Fleming Bret Ford Angie Fouty Carolyn Frye Larry Ghearing Paul Gleaves Skip Goble Anne Greene Ellen Greever Greg Grimes Chris Grow Barbara Gussler Bonnie Hall Jim Harless Mary Jane Harrel Sandra Harrison Janet Hatten Steve Haynes Tim Henderson Kathy Hicks Tina Hill Linda Hubbard Rose Ann Hughes Joni Jarvis Mark Jenkins Jody Jones Kelli Jones Diana Johnson Jeff Johnson Majel Kearns Cindy Keller Tony Kight Eric King Sammantha King Tresa Kingrey Karen Krieder Brian Landrum Glendon Landrum Bruce Langley Robin Leach John Leonard Terry Linton John Lloyd Mike Longfellow Brian Lundy Robert Lykins Kelly McClurg Susan McCoy Amy McKennis Leesa McKenzie Kevin McLaughlin Robert Mapes Cathy Marck Left — Inspecting last year's Osky Wow is Dan Morris. Does it pass?? Top — One of Mark Dempsey's favorite pastimes is finding time to relax after a hard work session. Brian Marks Sheryl Massay Teresa May Bill Meredith Lori Mercer Alan Miller Wayne Miller Robin Moore Donnie Mullins John Mullins Tami Mullins Ted Mullins Dave Muncy Shelli Naugle Bruce Neal Doug Neer Bernie Newsom Carl Newsom Larry Nichols Gary Oberholzer Kelly Oliver Teresa Osborne Jim Ostrander Don Patton Dwayne Paugh Allison Payne Jay Pedigo Lisa Phipps Melvin Phipps Vanesa Pierce Arlene Pietz Jane Poetker Tim Poetker Teresa Post Rhonda Radar Portia Ragland Sharon Ragland Tammy Ramey Greg Ray Howard Reed Chuck Reisinger Janice Rider Bill Rose Doug Rose Debbie Sammons Sherry Scarberry Susan Shumard Brenda Sickles Lori Simmons Lea Ann Skaggs Shawn Smith Barry Souders Randy Spires Rosemary Spires Jim Stephens Left — Could it be Norman Sydow is finally cleaning out his locker while Bruce Langley is still trying to figure out how to open his? Top — Before leaving on their trip to Washington, D C., Junior members of the Senior Band take time out for a picture. Charlie Stepp Patty Stevens Tom Stiffler Jeffrey Stiltner Mike Storer Kim Sturgill Greg Swann Rose Swann Marlene Swingle Norm Sydow Lisa Tackett Alan Terry Mary Thompson Larry Tindall Kenneth Tipton Michelle Tipton Richard Trgnt Tracy Tripp Bev Underwood Gene Waldron Barb Wallace Mark Walters Teresa Warrens Keith Wasmer Carol Waugh Kim Waugh Randy Waugh Winona West Carl White Linda White Teresa White Sherri Wickline Kim Williams Jill Williams Hershall Willis Bonnie Wolford Chrystal Wood Ralph Wood Richard Wood Mark Wyant William Wyant Lowell Yates Tony Yerian Lorna Young Melanie McKinney Jane Callahan Tami Oliver Left — At a quick glimpse of Dwayne Paugh in the hallway, you can catch him with his toothpick. Far Top — At Basketball practice. Larry Ghear-ing watches intensely for a few pointers for the next game. Top Left — Not all Juniors have put down their play guns. Here is Mark Jenkins at the Booster's Festival still shooting while Ftanoy Waugh stands guard. Top Right — Spring fever caught Katrina Cantor and Kelli Oliver before school. Janet Adams Brenda Albert Tim Alcorn Andrea Asbury Tina Ashley Arlene August Tina Barbee Tina Bartlett Tim Batey Brenda Bennett Colleen Bentley Cathy Biggs Diane Biggs Dave Billman Teresa Boggs Cameron Boswell Angela Bowen Mike Bowman SOPHCVMORES Sam Brackman Steve Brandt Kara Buchanan Charles Burton Robert Campbell Roy Canter Beth Carlisle Beau Carper Doug Carter Terry Causey Doug Chance Diane Chandler Angie Compston Norm Conger Lori Congrove Stephanie Cook Mark Costilow Tina Costilow Jami Cox Lisa Crabtree Marie Crabtree Roy Crabtree Tim Cremeans Jack Cruse Kevin Curtis Brent Davis Mike Davis Mike DeMent Tim Denney Richard Dennison Don Deskins Yvonne Dickerson Joe Dixon Patty Dixon Alan Duhl Randy Dunn Ronda Dunn Mary Euton Lori Evans Sherri Evans Chris Exline Sandy Exline Wade Fannin Thomas Faught David Ferris H Upper Left — Oh Great! Imagine me. Patty Dixon, cheermaster I even get to use a megaphone .' Lower Right — These stairs will be the death of me, is what Randy Oliver seems to be saying as he plunges down the second flight of stairs 27 Mike Ferris Suzy Forshey Wayne Fout Mike Fouty Tim Franklin Richard Frye Sue Galbraith Christi Gibson Mandy Goble Bill Green Amber Halterman Mark Hammond Tracey Hanning Angela Harper Cheryl Harrell Loretta Fassler Terri Henderson Jennifer Hicks Gary Hickman Kim Hively Dan Hubbard Christine Hudson Charles Hughes Wade Humphreys Linda Israel Mark Jackson Leah Jarvis Janet Jones Carla Jordon Jonda Joseph Terry Landrum Sheryl Leach Mike Leach Tami Leach Diane Lewis Mark Loudermilk Todd Luster Lisa McDaniel Missy McCorkle Eric McKinniss Marti Mallock Richard Marks Brenda May Regina Maynard Rick Milburn Julie Miller Kendall Miller Richard Miller Kenny Moon Paul Moore Dan Morris John Morrow Michelle Morton Tim Muffley Hattie Nelson Susan Nicholson Jenny Nichting Candy Oiler Rodney Oiler Randy Oliver Debbie Osborne Herb Osborne James Osborne Joey Osborne Terry Osborne Ann Ousley Cheryl Parks Brenda Pauley Carla Perry Pat Perry Leila Rafferty Marcia Ragland Lower Left — Hey Sam Brackman, it looks like you brought everything except the kitchen sink. Upper Right — During a brief break. Cathy Biggs takes time out to discuss the assembly Norm Ragland John Ratliff Patrick Reed Terry Rhea Brenda Richards Crystal Riley Mark Robbins Jeff Roe Jim Salyers Wes Saunders Tim Scarberry Crystal Sexton Eugenia Sharp Brenda Shoemaker Joe Sickles Joseph E. Sickles Pat Siders Paul Sickles Chuck Smith Craig Souders Diana Sparks Rhonda Speakman Robin Spires Gary Spriggs Chuck Stapleton Connie Stiers Mike Stiffler Rose Stiffler Jenny Stiltner Estill Sturgill Bob Swingle Ellis Tilley Marcia Tipton Sheryl Tolliver Michelle Tomblin Molly Trepanier Daphne Underwood Donna Underwood Bob Waldron Melissa Walker Brian Wallace Sandra Warrens Valerie Watts Terry Waugh Matt Waulk Julie Webb Myrtle Webb Eric Weber Kirby Welch Villena Weston Diana Whaley Randy Williams Danny Wills Brian Wilson Julie Wolford Mike Wolford Brian Wood Jean Wyatt Chris Yates Sara Zimmerly Lower Right — When the camera clicks Lori, Missy, and John appear to be interested in something other than the game Becky Alcorn Chip Alford Vernon Allen Tom Anderson Valerie Anderson Chris August Jo Anne Baker John Balzer Penny Barlow Michael Bays Clifford Beatty Cheryl Biggs Mike Biggs Cathy Black Bill Blackburn Matt Bonzo Chrystal Bowen Alice Bowling E. Bowling Colleen Brandt David Britt David Butler Sonya Cambrun Debbie Cameron Robin Campbell Doug Canter Lisa Canter Richard Carper Robb Carter Mike Cassidy Terry Causey Jeff Chandler Paul Church Alice Clark John Clay Keith Cline Tim Cline Arlene Coffey Shain Colley Sherry Compston Tina Compton Laureen Cook Matthew Cool Carla Cooper Lorraine Corder Arizona Cortez Eric Coyan Jacqueline Coyan Jeff Coyan Johnny Crabtree Rhoda Crabtree W. Crace Paul Crawford Denise Cribben Brenda Crus§ Gary Cruse Renee Dameron Majorie Davis Mike Davis Brenda Delaney Ruth Delong Tim Delong Mike Dement Far Left — David Jones leads the Zoo at a Freshman football game. Left — Freshmen show their spirit at a pep assembly. Left: Taking time for a picture at a sports banquet is Larry Kidd. Above: Before school, Beth Sheward finds a place to rest before a hard day of work. Nancy Douthett Dale Downey Mark Downey Greg Duncan Brad Dunn Marty Elken Kristin Elliott Tony Erwin John Eubanks Troy Euton Mike Evans Teri Evans Jeff Exline Gail Fannin Sandra Fannin Ellen Farley Kevin Farrar Nick Farrar Mark Fenik Terry Fenwick Steve Fisher Trudi Flaker Tammy Folden Mike Foster David Fouty Teresa Fouty Bob Gallaghen Shannon Ghiloni Lora Gillespie Randy Goff Joy Gray Kelli Green Melody Green Tami Greenlee Rhonda Gussler April Hager John Hale Charlotte Hall Tim Hall 34 Tami Haller Christine Hammer E. J. Haning Scott Hansgen Regina Harter Lynn Hatfield Frank Hatten Terri Hattram Harold Henderson Camala Hendershot Dale Hickman Gary Hicks Steven Himebrick Keith Hogue Margie Holsteion Lou Ann Hoover Carolyn Howell Elizabeth Hubbard Charles Hughes Dexter Hughes Lynn Humphrey Ed Huston Kent Inland Rebecca Israel Brent Jenkins Kevin Jenkins Michelle Jenkins Ronna Jenkins Becky Jennings Carla Johnson David Jones Faith Jones Greg Jones Hope Jones Kim Jones Kathy Juhasz Lett: Lynn Hatfield, Beth Sheward, and Mary Ann Worthington, show their spirit at a varsity football game, waiting for halftime Above: Running Home is Tim Yeager, a member of J.H.S. track team. 35 Betty Kent Wesley Kearns Lisa Leach Ed King Butch Kight Tracy Kidd Larry Kidd L. Kidd Sonya Landrum Dawn Landrum Lisa Landrum Marsha Landrum Tanya Landrum Patrick Lancaster Lisa Leach Kim Leach Rocky Leach Tammy Leach Dawn Leffler Danny McCarty Patty McCormick Romona McCormick Keith McCoy Gary McDaniel Carol McFadden Donald McGhee Kelli McGhee David McKenzie Dan McMann Brian McWhorter Kim Malone Ronda Malone Trish Mannering Nick Marck Jeff M assay Scott Massie Shelba Massie Tim Meacham Chuck Meadows David Mercer J 36 Mary Mercer Mike Mercer Susan Mercer Ramen Meyer Doug Miller Karen Miller Tammy Miller James Mitrikov Jeff Moore Doug Morris Kristy Morris Donna Mullins Jeffrey Mullins Mechelle Mullins Robert Naugle Kevin Nelson Lema Newkirk Sherry Newkirk Diane Nichols Kimberly Nichols Jim Nichols Jim Norman Paul Opphile Larry Osborne Linda Osborne Stacey Ousley Angie Pelfrey Clyde Pendleton Carl Perkins Tawana Perry Kathy Pettit Anthony Phillips Julie Phipps Stephen Phipps Charma Powell Chris Prater Left: Freshmen enjoy a week of poetry with Mrs. Margaret Honton. while she visited English classes at J.H.S Above — Tak ing a break at noon, Dwight Riegel has free time and fun. Jack Preston Ronald Queen Teresa Radabaugh Anita Rainer Beverly Rankin Grace Ray Brenda Reed Carl Riegal Derrick Riegal Dwight Riegal Jamie Riley Richard Roach Anna Romeo Vicki Rood Gene Rouse Robin Rowland Gary Scott Mary Scurlock Regina Shelton Beth Sheward David Shoemaker Tim Shook David Short Ronda Sickles Lisa Siders Heidi Simpson Jeanne Sites Sam Smith Woodrow Smith Bunny Snyder Leona Snyder Patty Snyder Sabrina Snyder Sharon Speakman Samuel Spencer Harvey Stiers Joy Stiffler Karla Stover Angie Sturgill Barry Sturgil 38 Jackie Sturgill Mike Tackett Barbie Talbott Debbie Talbott Randy Tennant Roger Tennant Lisa Tipton Mac Trace Erin Trimble Roger Vance Randy Van Fossan Kim Walker Steve Walker Elizabeth Walls Dee Warrens Guy Welch Jeff White Jim White Kathy White Trisha White Jim Wickline Jeff Wilbur Karen Wilburn Chad Willis Cynthis Wilson Jeffrey Wilson Penny Wilson Susan Wolford Sonya Wood Mary Ann Worthington Tim Yeager Brian Yinger Steven Zimmerly Left — At noon, Colleen Brandt, turns her head as Carla Cooper keeps on talking. Above — All students at J.H.S. enjoy spending noon outside on the side walks. Seems the Frosh have taken over on this day. 39 EIGHTH Jeff Adams Scott Adams Duane Adkins Jeffery Adkins Mike Albert Allyson Aldridge Carl Angel Karen August Patty Baker Glena Barker Rodney Barnett Tim Bartlett Brian Bays Lee Roy Bentley Kristen Bevins Allison Blair Pamela Bloss Loren Bocook Ricky Boggs Clyde Bollen Duane Boswell Kim Boroff Cory Bowen Kathy Brown Kristi Brown Roberta Browning Tom Callahan Shannon Cameron Kelly Canter Denise Cantor Tammy Carter Barb Church Beck-- Hark Marvin Cline J. T. Coleman Kim Coll Alan Collins Becky Conlin Mitch Costilow Shawn Coyan Sable Cook Marion Coon Brian Crabtree Genia Crabtree Robin Crabtree Sherri Crabtree Donna Cruse Michael Dalton Amy Davis Chris Davis Todd Davis Avonelle Dearing Pheobe Dearing Lisa Dearth Charles Dempsey Debra Dempsey Steve Denney T. Bryan Dixon Tim Dobbins Cindy Dorsey Jackie Duhl Tina Ervin Deidra Evans Sharon Exline Terri Flood Far Lett — Stephanie Lanier associates with older classmen. Left — Junior High students gang up” for a picture. Left — Miss Smith's Spanish class enjoys preparing piftatas for the Art's Festival. Above — And you thought I wouldn't do it seems to be what Brian Smith is thinking. 41 Lisa Forshey Mike Foster Tine Gibson Gloria Gilland Mark Gleaves Jay Gleich Glen Goble Steve Graham Loretta Graves Karen Greever Petey Grillo Marty Grimes Amy Hale Darla Hamilton Dianne Hamilton Karen Hammer Carl Hammes Lora Haning Kim Harper Lori Harper Pamela Hatten Jody Hawk Lisa Hommes Brenda Hubbard Teresa Hughes Johnette Huston Lisa Humphreys Stephen Hunt Sherri Israel Ben Jones Denise Jones ReneeJuhasz Tricia Kauff David Kearns Kenny Keller Bobby Kidd Ronald Kight Kristi Landrum Randy Landrum Sandy Landrum J 42 Sandy Langley Stefan ie Lanier Craig Laughlin Bobbi Leach Marsha Leach Shelli Leach Tim Leach Melody Lewis Ellen Luster Bill Lyons Kim McCoy Chris McKenzie Tracy Malone Pat Mannering Carla Mapes Mary Marck Kevin Markin Carl Mercer Dianna Meredith Kevin Meredith Greg Miller Keith Miller Anthony Mitrikov Butch Moore Eric Moore Kelly Morris Sherry Muncy Brian Neal Jackie Newman Lisa Newsom Wayne Newsom Cynthia Niehoff Bill Nutt o Brian Oiler Patrick Osborne Dawn Owens Maria Pakush Mitzi Parker Anna Patton Ron Patton Bryn Payne Keith Penix Debra Perkins Teresa Perry Jim Pierce Janice Porter Crystal Rainer Michele Rhea Brent Richards Sara Robbins Terry Roberts Vicky Rucker LorrieSammon Tonda Scarberry Charles Scott Rhonda Sears Peggy Sharp Pamela Siders Billy Skaggs Teresa Skaggs Brian Smith Julia Smith David Spehnerd Ron Spires Ricky Spires Jay Sprouse Jon Strawser Tim Stephens Kenneth Stepp § j i a A A t t A • n % - £ A A Mark T ackett Bryn Taylor Robert Taylor Shawn Taylor Tammy Taylor James Thomas Debra Tillotson Rhonda Timmons Doug Trent Kyle Topping Richard Vadakin Ray Varcalle Jim Walden Brad Walke Patty Walker Jeri Wallace Karla Wallace Brian Waugh Hope Waugh Larry Waugh Tammy Waugh Curtis Welch Edna Weston Michael White Penn White Shelly White Stephen Williams Bill Wolford Jim Wyant Michael Wyant Pam Wyant Kevin Yerian Charles Anders Brian Bapst Mary Barlow John Bishop Valerie Boroff Dolly Bowling Kevin Bowman Tom Brandt Angela Brown Tonya Brown James Browning Kevin Butts Darell Caldwell Jessica Caldwell Lillian Cameron Dewey Cantor Roger Cantor Ruth Cassidy Larry Chapman Bruce Clark Lily Clay Jane Click Deanne Cline Brian Coleman Michelle Coleman Raymond Copas Deidra Coppoch Jeri Cox Nancy Coyan Barry Davis Deidra Davis Jeff Davis SEVENTH A • ft A ! ? aTZMK L ■mm ?' • n q $ «E� V Z • lr V !! ■ ' 7 1 +■ o r 'ni.� 1 ) ' ’• X .rri NO ' oo f � T David Dearing Teresa DeLong Aaron Denney Brady Douthett Ruth Dowler Kim Duhl Tod Duncan Dale Durham Frankie Edgington Brett Eisnaugle Lisa Evans Todd Faulkner David Fenwick Alice Fisher Raymond Folden Ronald Franklin Karen Freeland Steve Goble Kimberely Gray Melissa Griffiths Floyd Hacker Paul Haddox Nina Hager Theresa Hamilton Joey Harrison Mark Haynes Mike Henderson Carla Hively Todd Horsley Ivan Hubbard Tom Hughes Lisa Hull Kelly Jackson Dedra Jordan Brad Kearns Elvis Kent Wes Kerns Barbara King Bert Kisor John Lambert Kim Langley Bryan Leach Far Left — These girls are getting ready for the junior high dance sponsored by the Student Council. Left — Jeff Davis and Jeri Cox are crowned Prince and Princess of the junior high dance. Donna Leach Jim Leonard Kathy McGhee Roger McGhee James Maloney George Malone Kathy Malone Megan Malone Mike March Zona Marcum Mike Massay Greg Massie Kevin Mercer Baron Miller Sarah Moon Kathy Moore Kelly Jo Moore Greg Muffley Jeff Mullins Shelley Mullens Susan Myer Donna Mynes Kenny Newsome Laura Newsome Jim Normand Paula Orender Larry Osborne Joan Pakush Kimberly Pelfrey Cathy Perry Tim Pierce Michael Pierpoint Doug Prater David Prione Tina Ragland Sherry Reynolds Jack Riley La Cinda Rose Cecil Rowland Dora Scott Raleigh Scott Bob Sears Tammy Thompson Jeff Tipton Renee Varcalle Atlas Vaughn Margo Walker Ernie Walls Jeff White Nanette Wickline Charles Wilson Jamie Wolfe Cheri Wolford Robby Wolford n Rebekah Wright Joey Wyant Keith Wyatt Eddie Yerian Troy Zinn nil Darin Downey Tina Ervin Lett — Victory is our cry! Above — A bit of Spanish culture — making piflatas in preparation for Arts Festival Roma Shirey Teena Shook Paul Sites Rusty Sloan Anna Smith Jackie Smith Betty Snyder Willie Steele Yvetta Steele Geri Talbott Only 98 runs were scored against the team due to their teamwork and junior Tilda Fannin’s pitching. She struck out 132 hitters, walked 95, and only 117 hits were made while she pitched. Bedroll in hand, Cathy Marck boards the bus. Senior first baseman Beth Exline had a 928 fielding percentage and won the best defensive player award. During the games, the JHS dugout was never silent. The team had a way of making the batter feel excited. Kit Fleming and Michelle French find rest and comfort on the pole vault mat after a strenuous daily workout on the field. He takes running seriously: the reason behind sophomore Mike Leach's success as a strider. The girls' relay team consisting of Senior Michelle French, Junior Kit Fleming, Sophomore Diane Biggs and Freshman Brenda Reed ran practically non-stop for at least 90 minutes daily to prepare for the tournament. Athletic form flexed to its peak and his power gathered, Fouty goes into a 'spin' and prepares to set the discus free 54 In the above pole vaulting series of Don Yeager we see the form which gave him the new school record. He went to District Tournament by vaulting over the pole set at 12 foot 6 inches. In order to successfully throw the discus — balance, timing, and strength must be perfect. Cliff Fouty ended the season top-man on the track team with 148 points accumulated. He also was a strong hurdler for the competition. Front: Beth Exline, Kim Conley, Robin Reed (Tri-Captains). Row 2: Bonnie Allen, Ruth DeLong, Tilda Fannin. Anne Greene. Pandy Farmer, Lou Ann Chapman, Cathy Marck, Kim Walker, Sandy Fannin. Robin Cruse. Tina Costilow, Ramona McCormick, Coach Paula Erwin. Row 3: Rose Stiffler, Tawana Perry, Laureen Cook. Christy Gibson, Carla Jordan, Kathy Juhasz, Jenny Stiltner, Donna Cameron, and Tami Haller. Girls’ Softball Girls’ Track Row 1: Michele Bowman, Diane Biggs, Molly Trepanier, Jenny Nichting, Jami Cox. Tresa Kingrey, Cheryl Biggs, Cathy Biggs. Brenda Pauley, Beth Sheward. Row 2: Mr. Riffey. Michelle French, Sandy Warrens. Missy McCorkle, Michele Bennett. Mary Ann Worthington, Kit Fleming, Susan Mercer, Brenda Reed, Mr. Armstrong. Boys’ T rack Front: Brian Neal, Ray Varcalle. Row 1: Mike Leach, Mike DeMent, Rick Leach, David Britt. Norman Ragland. Bruce Neal. Robert Naugle, Brian Hickey. Randy Goff. Kevin Nelson. Dave McKenzie, Kevin Jenkins. Tim Yeager Row 2: Mr. Riffey, Mark Hammond, Howard Reed, Brian Landrum, Don Yeager, Jim Brown. Cliff Fouty, Walter Woodruff. Ed Martin. Duane Clark. Larry Kidd, MarK Fenik, Tony Erwin, Tim Muffley, Mr. Armstrong. 57 Junior High players are thrilled by a touchdown during the Gallipolis-Jack-son game. Hard work makes for a good play and many times the rewards are a heavy thirst and a lot of sweat. Sophomore player Mark Hammond doesn’t keep the bench warm during a game. Coach Yeager relays some information from upstairs. Looking for a first down, Brian Landrum pushes his way across the line. Buckeye Hills senior Walter Moon awaits orders from the coach. Jeff Music pays close attention off the field as well as on the field. Eager to begin the game, co-captains patiently listen to instructions from the official and wait for the toss of the coin. Going air borne, halfback Jeff Music stretches for more yardage against Wellston. Varsity Football Row 1: M. Jenkins. R. Sharp. W. Woodruff. J. Music. C. Fouty. J. Campbell. J. Waugh. W. Moon. D. Yeager Row 2: D. Hubbard. D Evans. J. Stephens. J. Brown. K. Wasmer. C. Reisinger. C. Newsom. B Landrum. J. Bolen. B. Cosby. Row 3: T. Muffley, R. Milburn. C. Souders. T. Luster. P Reed. N. Marck. R. Williams. T. Stiffler. D. Wyant. D. Fouty. Row 4: H. Reed, K. Curtis. R. Dunn. N. Ragland. B. Carper. D. Morris. E. King. M Hammond. Row 5: Coach Riffey, Coach Foglesong. Coach Adsit, Coach Yeager. Senior Gridders Front: Cliff Fouty. Center: John Waugh. Don Yeager. Jeff Music. Back: Walter Woodruff. Jim Campbell. 60 Seventh Grade Football Eighth Grade Football Junior High The Junior High Football Teams were coached by Bob Kight and Don Armstrong. Row 1: R. Tennant, T. Alford, G. Duncan, T. Euton, L. Kidd, J. Massay. Row 2: R. Goff, J. White, C. Meadows. M Bonzo. M Fenik, T. DeLong. Row 3: V. Allen, M. Biggs, K. Nelson, J. Hale, M. Scurlock, R. Tennant. Row 4: Coach Bob Brennan, T. Duncan, Mgr., M. Trace, S. Smith, R. VanFossan, J. Norman, Coach Dan Morrow Frosh Football Cross Country Row 1: Mark Henry, Duane Clark, Mike Brown, Mike DeMent. David Britt, Mike Leach, Robert Naugle. Row 2: Rick Leach, Tim Yeager, David Mercer, Sam Brackman, Mr. Handley. Freshman team members receive instruction in the technical aspects of golf from the coach. JHS Athletic Director Richard Haller. Golf Team Row 1: Doug Miller, Derrick Riegel, Jeff Moore, Steve Haynes. Row 2: Steve Lanier, Tony Yerian, Craig Buchanan, Jeff Wilbur, Mark Robbins, Mr. Lanier. Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Row 1: Lori Evans, Sheryl Massay, Beth Exline. Cathy Marck, Jenny Nichting. Row 2: Cindy Dorsey, Cheryl Leach, Yvonne Dickerson, Kit Fleming, Angie Fouty, Kathy Cooper, Coach Dorsey. Row 1: Kathy Juhasz, Kim Walker, Molly Trepanier, Jenny Stiltner. Row 2: Coach Erwin, Sabrina Snyder. Susan Mercer, Tammy Miller, Twana Perry, Tami Haller. Amy Davis. J-V Volleyball 64 Front: Lisa Goldstayn, Kim Conley, Kathi Walke. Back: Coach Rieder, Daphne Underwood, Bernie Newsom. Kara Buchanan. Suzy Forshey, Sherri Wickline. Petey Grillo. Front: Tonja Jewell. Kim Conley, Beth Exline, Donna Brandt. Back: Carla Jordan. Daphne Underwood, Sheryl Massay. Rose Stiffler, Coach Dorsey. Girls’ Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Row 1: Rick Milburn, Jim Campbell. John Waugh. Mike Stevens. Bruce Neal, David Evans. Norman Sydow. Row 2: Mr. Kight, Bruce Langley. Kevin Barnett. Tom Evans. Larry Ghearing. Ed Martin. Mr Burger Junior Varsity Row 1: Dan Morris. John Morrow, Dan Hubbard, Craig Souders, Mike DaviSv Randy Williams. Row 2: Mr. Walburn, Tim Creme-ans. John Hale. Bob Swingle. David Fouty. Rick Milburn. Seventh Grade Basketball CHAMPIONS — ATHENS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS — ATHENS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Frosh Basketball Row 1: Kevin Bowman, Larry Chapman, Barry Davis, Wes Kearns, Joey Wyant, Kenny Newsome. Brett Eisnaugle, Steve Walker. Row 2: Mark Haynes, Jeff Davis, John Clay. Doug Dubsky, Cliff Beatty. Frank Edgington, Mike Massay, Steve Goble, George Malone, Mr Riffey. Row 1: Jeff Smith, Ray Varcalle, Tom Callahan. Stan Stepp. Brad Walke. Tim Dobbins. Marty Grimes, Tim Bartlett, Kevin Meredith, Darrin Foglesong. Row 2: Brian Smith, Ben Jones. Shawn Coyan, Mark Gleaves, Todd Davis. Allen Collins, Bryan Dixon, Brian Neal, Mr. Foglesong. Eighth Grade Basketball Row 1: Tim DeLong. Doug Miller, Mike Biqgs, Scott Massie. Jeff Moore. Kevin Nelson. Row 2: Tim Shook. Doug Morris, Eric Coyan, Larry Kidd, Matt Bonzo. Mark Fenik, Mr Morrow. 1979 Boys’ Tennis Team TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS: Scott Massie, Doug Morris. Doug Miller. Matt Waulk, Troy Euton, Craig Buchanan. Steve Lanier. Chuck Meadows. Mark Henry. Mr. Handley. Craig Buchanan 72 A BASEBALL TEAM PICTURE WAS NOT AVAILABLE AT PRESS TIME. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Meigs — 3 ... 1 Vinton Co. — 0 ... 1 Ironton — 1 ... 0 Waverly — 2 ... 4 Athens — 3 ... 12 Logan — 1 ... 4 Gallipolis — 5 ... 10 Minford —17 ... 6 Wellston — 2 ... 10 Southeastern — 16 ... 0 Western — 13 ... 1 Eastern — 10 ... 6 Meigs — 4 ... 3 Portsmouth — 0... 14 Ironton — 7... 3 Logan — 0 ... 4 Minford — 12 ... 7 Ironton — 0... 8 (Sectional) Southeastern — 6 ... 2 Athens — 2 ... 9 Gallipolis — 4 ... 3 Waverly — 4 ... 2 Wellston —2... 12 74 75 ... is hard work Junior High Freshmen Carla Cooper, Mary Worthington, Dawn Landrum, Kelli Green. Absent: Nancy Douthett. Lisa Humphreys, Renee Varcalle, Jeri Cox. Stefanie Lanier, Sandy Langley, Becky Clark, Kim Boroff. Advisor for all cheerleading squads: Miss Alyce Smith (not pictured). r • 78 Varsity Junior Varsity Mimi Tipton, Alice Clark, Jonda Joseph, Jami Cox, Brenda Pauley, Beth Carlisle. Lee Mutzig, Becky Papesh, Kathy McDonald. Sharon Ragland. Jenny Elliott. Suzy Williams. This year's mascot. Kathy Cooper, represented our school emblem at our basketball and football games. Mascot 79 e t ■ i c w a r Varsity Football Girls’Tennis Boys’Tennis 82 Girls’ Track Golf Girls’ Basketball Cross Country Varsity Baseball 84 Girls’ Volleyball Varsity Basketball Boys’ Track 85 We’re number one!” cried the members of the Jackson Senior Band as on April 7, 1979, the Marching Ironmen took first place honors in national field competition at the annual Cherry Blossom Festival held in Washington, D.C. The competition consisted of a visual inspection of the band and a performance on the field. Show numbers included Espana,” “Conquistador,” Tocotta,” and Exultation.” Over 40 bands from across the U S. competed against the Ironmen. Members of the band, flag corps, majorettes, and honor guard, along with school officials and chaperones spent a four day visit in the nation's capital, touring various historical sites. Funds were raised by the Jackson Band Boosters. 86 Scholarship Teams Made An Intense Study On May 5, 1979, 56 Jackson High School students made the yearly trip to Ohio University — Chilli-cothe Branch where the Ohio Test of Scholastic Achievement was administered to the various schools represented. Team Members Were: GENERAL SCIENCE: Greg Duncan, Matt Bonzo, David Jones, Nancy Douthett. BIOLOGY: Terry Rhea, Beth Carlisle, Mike Tackett, Anna Marie Crabtree. CHEMISTRY: Tony Yerian, Lorna Young, Marla Britt, Paul Gleaves. ALGEBRA I: Steve Zimmerly, Mary Ann Worthington, Jeff Moore, Tim Shook. ALGEBRA II: Ralph Wood, Larry Ghearing, Steve Haynes, Lisa Tackett. GEOMETRY: Julie Miller, Brenda Pauley, Daphne Underwood, Sara Zimmerly. SPANISH I: Teri Evans, Beth Sheward, Dawn Landrum, Erin Trimble. SPANISH II: Chuck Stapleton, Hattie Nelson, Brenda Richards, Brenda Bennett. AMERICAN HISTORY: James Harless, Scott Sears, Greg Swann, Norm Sydow. SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES: uaurie Williams, Susan Ridge, Tonja Jewell, Gregg Blanton. ENGLISH 9: Jackie Coyan, Susan Wolford, Shain Colley, Mike Cassidy. ENGLISH 10: Crystal Riley, Suzy Forshey, Angela Harper, Tina Bartlett. ENGLISH 11: Allison Payne, Ellen Greever, Kit Fleming, Kelli Oliver. ENGLISH 12: Michelle French, Craig Buchanan, Tammy Carper, Terry Tabor. 88 —I _ Spring Athletic Banquet 89 Spanish Club Row 1: M DeMent. Treas.; L. Congrove, Sec.; S. Evans. V.P.; T. Bartlett. Pres. Row 2: S. Ousley. C. Hall. C. Elliott. S. Zimmerly. M Mallock, S. Forshey. L. Jarvis. Row 3: C Johnson. P. McCormick. M. Jenkins. J. Adams. C. Exline. T. Leach. S. Wolford. B Richards. Row 4: K. White. S. Mercer. T. Flaker. W. Fannin. M. Leach. D. Clark. Mrs. Armstrong. Row 1: R. Isreal. R. Miller. T. Tabor. M. French. T. Jewell. J Mercer. Mr. Bowman Row 2: E. Greever. C. Davis. B. Newsom. R. Wood. L. Ghearing. P. Gleaves. B. Souders. T. Henderson. D. Neer. Row 3: T. Ramey. G. Swann, K. Fleming, S. Haynes. J. Harless, K. Barnett. A. Payne. A. Terry. Row 4: J. Eubanks. S. Brackman. M Bowman. T. Rhea. M. Leach. D. Clark. Science Club 91 FFA OFFICERS: Gary Roseberry — Pres. Jon Neville — V.P. Donny Wills — Sec. Gary Hickman — Treas. Doug Chance — Reporter Eric Weber — Sentinel Tim Alcorn — Student Advisor Mr. Lisle Dill — Advisor 92 Future Teachers Of America FT A OFFICERS: Wade Fannin — Pres. Mary Bowling — V.P. Marcia Ragland — Sec. Hattie Nelson — Treas. Tina Bartlett— Reporter Mr. Joe Ruggles — Advisor Rowdies — Senior High Pep Club Junior High Pep Club Advisor: Mr. Clarence Rice 4 Zoo Officers were: Dee Clark — Pres.; Lorna Young — V.P.; Tammy Ramey — Sec.; Trudi Dunn — Treas.; Tim Poetker — Publication; Mrs. June Eubanks — Advisor. Officers were: Sam Smith — Pres.; Jamie Riley — V.P.; Rhoda Crabtree — Sec.; Charma Powell — Treas.; Robb Carter — Reporter; Mr. Fred Altherr — Advisor. Industrial Arts Club Officers were: Walter Woodruff — Pres.; James Smith — V.P.; Allen Duhl — Sec.; Jeff Chandler — Treas.; Mr. Dave Isaacs — Advisor. Audio-Visual 95 Student Council Jenny Elliott, Sec.; Amy Horsley. Treas.; Kathy Cooper, V. Pres ; Glenna Pauley, Co-Pres.; Becky Papesh, Co-Pres.; Mr Coyan, Beth Sheward, Anna Romeo, Dawn Landrum, Chuck Meadows, David Fouty, Jonda Joseph. Norman Ragland. Chris Yates, Bernie Newsom. Robin Moore, Sharon Dearing, Bruce Neal. Kevin Barnett, Tina Moore, Pat Jacobs, Craig Buchanan, Carl Ragland, Ken Chance. Bake Sale Project Prior to Homecoming Advisor: Jack Coyan Science Fair IHh w 4 Junior Division First: Nancy Douthett Second: Mary Ann Worthington Third: Ed King Senior Division First: Paul Gleaves Second: Sherri Wickline Third: Joy Shields Computer Math Computer processes demonstrated at the Science Fair were enjoyed by grade school visitors as well as members of the class started this year with Art Stevenson as instructor. New members ready to take the oath of membership. Officers: President: Craig Buchanan Vice President: Tonja Jewell Secretary: Kathi Walke Treasurer: Amy Horsley Advisor: Mrs. Cathy Hartwick Senior Members: Row 1: Mrs. Hartwick, Amy Horsley, Kathi Walke, Tonja Jewell, Craig Buchanan. Row 2: Ralynn Miller, Joni Shupe, Tina Moore. Yvonne Miller, Becky Papesh, Ellen Evans, Tami Souders, Lee Mutzig, Laurie Williams. Row 3: Mark Henry, Beth Exline, Lisa Goldstayn, Paul Downey. Gregg Blanton, Karen Pratt, Jim Campbell. Row 4: Lisa Greene, Joy Shields, Tammy Carper, Pat Jacobs, John Grow. Row 5: Lesley Michaels, Michelle French, Terry Tabor. Absent: Diane Albert, Vicki Scott. Stephanie Ousley, Diane Graves, Jon Neville, Susan Ridge, Cindy Goble, David Cox, Keith Mullins, Jerry Mullins, and Bob Miller. Junior Members: Row 1: Allyson Payne, Lorna Young, Trudi Dunn, Kathy Cooper, Tami Oliver, Bonita Elkins, JoEllen Jones. Row 2: Marla Britt, Karen Kreider, Katrina Cantor, Kelli Oliver, Tony Yerian, Carolyn, Sharon Ragland. Robin Moore. Row 3: James Stephens, Lou Ann Chapman, Anne Greene, Mary Jo Davis, Joyce Ward, Sheryl Massay, Sherri Wickline, Kevin Barnett, Jay Pedigo. Row 4: Sharon Dearing, Ellen Greever, Tammy Ramey, Susan Black, Kelly Jones, Alan Miller, Lisa Cox, Mary Bowling, Dwayne Paugh. Row 5: Jim Harless, Doug Neer, Ralph Wood, Larry Ghear-ing, Paul Gleaves, Angie Fouty, Kit Fleming, Steve Haynes, Greg Swann, Alan Terry. Absent: Norm Sydow, Chuck Reisinger, Robin Cruse, Janet Hatten, Charles Marks, Vanessa Pierce. 99 Left to right: Row 1: Terry Downey, Cliff Snyder, Brian Lundy, Curtis Hudson. Ronnie Henderson, Bryan Canter. Row 2: Gene Bush, Jerry Mannering, Jim Miller, Dale Danver, Jeff Bolen, Doug Rose Row 3: Kevin McLaughlin, George Waugh, Rob Sharp, Jeff Gray. Beau Cosby and Mr. Herbert Crabtree, instructor. This class met at the Manpower Training Center. Officers were: Rob Sharp — Pres., Dale Danver — Vice Pres., Cliff Stiltner — Sec., and Cliff Snyder — Treas. Left to right: Colleen Galbraith, Nancy Jordan. Brenda Johnson, Vicki Scott. Cathy Wright, Jane Smith. Melody Dulaney. Melanie Miller, Cheryl Ragland, Colette Mapes, Debbie Israel. Delilah Tomblin. Mrs. Yvetta Doty, and Angela Kight. Absent. Mrs. Sandra Smith. H.E.R.O. HERO member Vicki Scott received the student employee of the year award for 1979. D.E.C.A. Row 1: Mr. Charles Hansgen, Chris Clark. Lawrence Christman, Jim Kearns. Row 2: Lynn Wolford, Betsy Thomas. Sally Ousley. Phyliss Hall, Stephanie Ousley. Row 3: Revis Osborne, Mike Meacham, Tim Wood, Ron Ross, Dennis Hodge, and David Jones. Vocational Opportunities Ron Ross received the student of the year award in DECA. 101 Steno I Awards Leesa McKenzie — 6th Region II — Receptionist — Winona West — 2nd Region II — Written Communications I; 4th State — Information Communication I; Vickie Channell — 4th Region II — Typing I; Tresa Kingrey — 1st Region II — Job Interview I. Row 1: Katrina Cantor, President; Teresa Kingrey. V P ; Tilda Fannin, Sec.; Karen Kreider, Treas.; Winona West. Historian; and Kathy Cooper, Parliamentarian. Row 2. Barbara Wallace, Sharon Ragland, Pandy Farmer. Beth Conley, Tina Burton, Sherry Scarbury, Teresa Osborne Row 3 Robin Cruse, Teresa May, Susan Black, Beverly Underwood, Rose Swann, Mary Jane Harrel Row 4: Mrs Nina Rose. Susan McCoy. Vicki Channell, Diana Johnson, Paula Exline Absent: Leesa McKenzie. Steno II Awards: Shelley Lancaster — 1st Written Comm. II Region II Competitive Events; Senior Intensive Office Education Typing Awards — Margaret Meadows. Lisa Simpson. Row 1: Lisa Greene, Historian; Lisa Simpson. Parliamentarian; Margaret Meadows. Treas.; Christy McCarter, Sec ; Rhonda Kearns, President Row 2: Brenda DeLong, Shelley Lancaster, Publicity; Tracy Clements. Judy Turck, Reporter; Michelle Bennett Clerical I Awards: Randy Waugh — 1st Region II Competitive Events — General Clerical I Row 1: Jane Jarrell Callahan, Parliamentarian; Brenda Sickles, Reporter, Randy Waugh, Secretary; Barb Byler, Treasurer; Rhonda Rader. Vice Pres.; Majel Keairns, President. Row 2: Brenda Cooper, Mary Comstock, Nancy Beatty, Marlene Swingle, Richard Wood, Teresa Post. Row 3 Mrs. Juanita Clark, Lea Ann Skaggs, Melanie McKinney. Rosemary Spry, Renee Bennett Clerical II AWARDS: Senior Intensive Office Education Awards in Typing — Pam McLaughlin, Debbie Wilburn. Row 1: Debbie Wilburn. Reporter; Nancy Hickman, Parliamentarian; Betsy McCall, Treasurer; Pam McLaughlin, Secretary; Barbara Crace. Vice Pres ; Margaret Queen, President Row 2: Sharon Crabtree. Bettie Greer. Marcia Muncy. Rita Rowe, Robin Petrie. Mrs Martha Wright Often found during 4th period journalism are students hard at work writing news copy. Jay Pedigo works quietly on a story as part of an assignment. Mr. Armstrong enjoys a meal prepared by the students in foods class In order to help his American Government students to better understand the US. judicial system, Mr. Handley set up court room situations in each of his classes. ”Wit-ness Mark Henry and “Attorney” Pat McGon discuss the evidence of a crime To fulfill her requirement for speech, Dawn Calloway demonstrated the tricks of cake decorating As part of the course of study in Speech class, students are required to participate in demonstrations. Michele Bowman showed interested classmates the art of rug-hooking. For the Arts Fair, the Junior High Spanish classes made pinatas during class. Tina Ragland works on her pinata alone, as did everyone else in the class. Disco caught on quickly at JHS. Tami Oliver taught Milo Rose a few steps as part of her demonstration. As a special project, students in the Vocational Agriculture class took Greg Ray's broken down tractor and rebuilt it. When it was finished, the boys opened the doors and Greg drove it home. Completing a writing assignment for Journalism is senior Gregg Blanton. Administration Superintendent of Jackson City Schools: John Finch. Left — Principal of Jackson High School: Robert Bevins Right — Assistant Superintendent: John Worthington. Left — Assistant Principal: Thomas E. Slater Right — Supervisor of Jackson City Schools: Jack Coyan. 1978-79 Board Members: Left to right — E. K. Peters, Vice Pres., Dr. Steven Stevenson, John Wilson, Pres., Mary B. Jones, Myron E. Davis — Clerk — Treasurer. Board of Education — Jackson City Schools Secretaries High School Office Above — Brenda Herald, Rebecca Burns and Dorothy Swann. Not Pictured: Leona Parks Left — Sharon K. Patton Office of Asst. Superintendent and Supervisor Superintendent’s Office Left to right: Jean Cartwright, Sue Waugh and Gwen Mercer. Above — Dorothy Ervin, Doris Rapp, Olive Ross and Katherine Yerian Left — Manager of Cafeteria: Betty Sharp. Custodians Left — Chief custodian Loren Parks, Joe Parks, and Mallory Cline; not pictured: Richard Duhl, Rick Garthee, B. Stover, and Margaret Isreal. Attendance Officer Ann Rose Library Aide Jean Hammond 109 Fred Altherr Denise Armstrong Don Armstrong Lady Baesman Pauline Chapman Wendall Chapman Juanita Clark Willard Copley Herb Crabtree Deborah Crabtree Mrs. Burton’s period 1 British Lit class helped her celebrate her birthday prior to her retirement. Bob Crawford Charles Dorsey Michael Eisnaugle Cathy Hartwick Lucinda Eubanks Richard Haller Ron Fenik Jack Handley Shirlene Goff June Eubanks Marge Jenkins The smiles of Dorothy Swann brighten the high school office. Mr. Slater finally learned to latch-hook a rug with Michele Bowman's instructions. Mr. Haller and Mrs Erwin are ready to participate rather thai to coach. Mary Jean Rieder Margaret Roe 112 Nina Rose Joseph Ruggles Paul Sites Alyce Smith Sandra Smith Art Stevenson Kent Washam Pat Willis Marty Wright FACULTY NOT PICTURED Terry Adsit Dean Bachelor Robert Brennan Carol Craig Lisle Dill Charles Hansgen Bob Kight Jerry Loudermelt Carolyn McCormick Alan Riffey Jan Roberts Debbie Sydow Steve Walburn William Yeager The usual daily din and clamor of the high school was momentarily silenced when the students and faculty of JHS learned of the death of teacher Diane Henry. Diane K. Henry died on October 25,1978. Jackson High School as well as the English teaching profession felt her loss in many ways. A1967 graduate of Ohio State University, she was President of the Southeastern Ohio Council of Teachers of English at the time of her death. She was also a member of the Ohio Council of Teachers of English and Language Arts. Miss Henry, JHS teacher for 12 years, was also one of the primary contributors to the cultural and artistic aspects of JHS. She was one of the main instigators of the Arts Festival, an annual event which allows students as well as teachers to display their talents in art and writing. She helped to produce many plays on the JHS stage and for seven years she was advisor to the SKELETON and Quill and Scroll. Her extensive travelling through and knowledge of England and its history helped provide colorful and interesting backgrounds for her classes in English, Creative Writing, and Mythology. Miss Henry was a devoted family person as well as teacher and the contributions she made with her mind as well as her persona will always be deeply felt and appreciated by the people — past, present, and future 113 of JHS. Jackson city library 21 BROADWAY JACKSON, OHIO 4564Q Kim Leach, Alice Clark, Robin Moore, Debbie Wilburn and Tina Moore received roses when they were named Sweetheart Queen and court. Sweetheart Sponsored By FHA Queen Tina Moore has a pleasant smile as she received her rose, her crown and a kiss from Mr. Armstrong. Sophomores Randy Williams and Jenny Nichting pause in the middle of a dance to converse with our photographer. Homecoming Festivities As Amy Horsley, Glenna Pauley, and Kathi Walke were escorted across the football field bv their fathers, Mr. Davis announced the 1978 Queen and sang to her. Senior Glenna Pauley was chosen Queen as the result of a student body voting. Her attendants: Seniors — Amy Horsley and Kathi Walke, Juniors: Bernie Newsome and Tami Oliver; Sophomore Leanne Channell and Freshman Kim Leach. The Ironmen lost to the Ironton Tigers by an overwhelming score of 41-8 at the Homecoming contest. The dance started after the game and lasted until 12:30. Mr. D. Merrill Davis’ clear, resonant voice rang strongly across the field to the receptive ears of the crowd on the evening of Nov. 3, 1978. The band Ovation” was booked to produce the beat and the auditorium was successfully transformed into a maze of decorative pastels and mystical clouds. Love is in the Air was the chosen theme for the event sponsored by the JHS Student Council. The Christmas Season Rev. Donald Silverthorne spoke during Christmas assemblies. Robert Nau- §le sang “I Believe in anta Claus to Junior High students. Beau Carper and Lisa Goldstayn accompanied Robert Naugle during the assembly. 120 Christmas And Mistletoe Dance Santa (Brian Wallace) enjoyed a visit to Mistletoe. Allyson Payne and Ellen Greever intent on the music during the Christmas assembly. Renee Juhasz and Marsha Leach observing the people at Mistletoe. Tami Oliver and Craig Buchanan enjoy a refreshment break at the Mistletoe dance. Youth In Government DGl6CJdt6S were: Pat Jacobs, Jane Poetker, Tami Sou3ers, Suzi Williams, Steve Brandt, Ken Chance, Steve Haynes, and Steve Lanier. 122 Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: Mrs. Hartwick, B. Papesh, S. Ragland, T. Clements. L. Williams. S. Gillespie, B. Wallace. Row 2: R. Moore, J. Elliott, T. Oliver, A. Hartley. S. Williams, K. Cooper, D. Clark, B. Newsome. K. Pratt, T. Souders, L. Mutzig, T. Kingrey. Row 3: P Jacobs. T. Jewell. M. Campbell, R Miller, J. Shupe, A. Horsley, T. Moore. Y. Miller, G. Pauley. E. Evans, S. McCoy, M. Harrell. Row 4: M. Britt, L. Chapman, J. Jarvis, D. Johnson, M. French, L. McKenzie, L. Mercer, T. Dunn, B. Byler, K. Kreider, B Byler. Row 5: T. May. S. Dearing, M. Bowling, L. Phipps, S. Wickline, K. Fleming, L. Young, C. Davis, T. Ramey, B. Conley, B. Sickles. Row 6: J. Poetker, B. Exline Row 1: B. Wallace, B. Swingle, S. Lanier, K. Chance. Row 2: C. Buchanan, J. Ratliff, J. Grow, S. Haynes, J. Wilbur. Row 3: M. Waulk, M. Davis, M. Robbins, B. Wood, D. Chance, M. Bowman. Row 4. K. Barnett, N. Sydow, D. Evans, T. Tabor, C. Ragland, P. Yerian. Row 5: Mr. Armstrong, R. Isreal, T. Poetker, J. Cundy, T. Evans, C. Fouty. Hi-Y Sadie Hawkins Attendants Troy Euton and Bruce Neal pose with Lil Abner Jett Ridgeway at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, “Forever in Blue Jeans . Costumes at Sadie Hawkins often show originality. Many couples dress alike at this event as did Karen Pratt and Kevin Barnett. Below: Senior Colleen Galbraith and her date thoroughly enjoy the music and dancing. The Sadie Hawkins dance provides a casual atmosphere and students really enjoy themselves. 123 Jack O’Shea provided the music for the Stay-at-Home Party. The theme was Friday Night Fever . Members of the junior class have the responsibility of sponsoring the prom. Bruce Langley helps paint the focal point of the decorations. The theme for the dance and the senior class song was Don’t Look Back . Brad Johnson is a serious photographer who has taken pictures at various school functions both for himself and for the Osky Wow. He is a member of the school photography club and Lear’s Studio Club. Decorating the auditorium for the prom are juniors Larry Ghearing and Lorna Young. Taking a break from the dance floor. Lisa Greene sits quietly observing the action. A senior at Buckeye Hills, Jeff Hatten sits with friends at the Stay-at-Home Party. Kelli and Sheryl relax a few minutes. 125 Student publications are a vital aspect of any educational institution and at JHS, they serve many purposes. Members of the Skeleton and Osky Wow staffs work continuously to keep students informed of interesting changes occurring in the system and the school throughout the school year. Staffers receive recognition and appreciation during the annual Quill and Scroll Honor Society induction. Those juniors and seniors who are in the top one-third of their class and who have contributed their services to the school through a publication are honored by being inducted into this Honorary Society. Students accepted in May were seniors Lisa Goldstayn, Angel Hartley, Lee Mutzig, Glenna Pauley, and honorary members, John Waugh and Suzy Williams. Assistant coeditors of the yearbook Angie Fouty and Tammy Ramey were inducted as full members. At the time of the induction, members were Tammy Carper, Chris Clark, honorary, Beth Exline, Lesley Michael, Susan Ridge, and Kathi Walke. Under the direction of Skeleton editor Kathi Walke, feature editor Susan Ridge, yearbook editor Tammy Carper, staffers kept room 210 humming with activity. Mrs. Lucinda Eubanks serves as advisor for both publications. Quill Scroll Induction 127 Arts Festival Winners Above — Senior High Division and Junior High Division winners placing first, second. First Place Senior High Winners were — Watercolor — Linda White Tempera— Steve Kearns C. B Marks String Art — Susan Nicholson Ink Dot Black and White — Chris Yates Cross Hatch Ink — Glenna Pauley Pencil Portrait — Chris Yates Pencil Animal — John Lloyd Glenna Pauley Pencil Miscellaneous — Amy Horlsey Charcoal — Linda White Chalk Miscellaneous — Linda White Colored Chalk Animal —Linda White Colored Chalk Portrait — Chris Yates Metals — T racey Camp Woods — Mark Walters Industrial Crafts — Joe Sickles Typing Design — Julie Miller Best-In-Show (Visual) — Linda White; (Literary) — Prose — Cindy Davis. Poetry — Anne Greene First Place Junior High Winners were — Essays — Brent Richards Short Stories — Nancy Douthett Traditional Verse — Leona Snyder Free Verse — Brent Richards Limerick — Mike Cassidy Haiku — Mike Cassidy Tanka — Carl Angel third and honorable mention Concrete Poems — Steve Zimmerly Acrostics— Brian Bapst Diamante — Randy Goff Black White Miscellaneous— Linda White Oil Paintma — Linda White Series — Glenna Pauley Colored Ink — John Lloyd Mixed Media — Lisa Goldstayn Essays — Lori Congrove Short Stories — Lou Ann Chapman Traditional Verse — Alan Terry Free Verse — Shellie Naugle Haiku — Terry Rhea Tanka — Julie Miller Concrete Poems — Angie Bowen Acrostics — Valerie Watts Diamante — Shellie Naugle Word Cmquain — Lori Congrove Syllable Cmquain — Tina Costilow Latin — Written — Alice Clark Latin Objects — Beth Carlisle Word Cmquain — Lynn Humphreys Macrame — Tami Haller Foreign Language — Spanish — Bryn Payne. Michele Rhea Latin Objects — Jeanne Sites Best-In-Show (Prose) — Erin Trimble Best-In-Show (Poetry) — Pam Bloss 129 The JHS drama department was moved into new hands this year with Kent Washam becoming the drama director with Mike Eis-naugle as his assistant. Their first play, Exit the Body,” was enjoyed and appreciated by actors and audience members both. November 17 and 18 were performance nights for the vaudeville comedy, written by Fred Carmichael. Lisa Goldstayn and Tammy Carper held the lead roles as Crane Hammond, a writer and Kate Bixley, Crane's secretary. The setting for the play was a New England vacation home during the 1930's. Typical of plays written during that era, the stage held continuous movement. 130 ■Exit Body” CAST MEMBERS “EXIT THE BODY Crane Hammond — LISA GOLDSTAYN Kate Bixley — TAMMY CARPER Vernon Cookley — PAT YERIAN Helen O’Toole — BRENDA PAULEY Jenny, the maid — BECKY PAPESH Randolph — JIM BROWN Phillip Smith — CARL RAGLAND Lyle Rogers — BRYAN WOOD Lillian Seymor — ELLEN EVANS Richard Hammond — STEVE LANIER Student Directors for the play were: BONITA ELKINS SUZY WILLIAMS Anything Goes ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR MR. KENT WASHAM CAST AND CHORUS STUDENT DIRECTORS: Carl Ragland and Lisa Goldstayn. 132 134 RIGHT — A group of seventh grade students choreographed a disco sequence and mimicked the Village People Michelle Coleman (pictured), Brady Douthett, Kelly Moore. Shellie Mullens. Jamie Wolfe, and Cheri Wolford attracted plenty of attention from onlookers Winner of the Best-In-Show award for oil painting. Linda White, performed police duties for Mr. Rice Tom Callahan, a junior high student, intently studies sketches LEFT — Short stories and essays are a very important part of the literary section. Few people find time to read every work, but Tammy Leach and Leah Jarvis are interested in at least two. Both Kathi Walke and Milo Rose displayed their own poetry in the festival. Fingers have a tendency to wander into forbidden areas and signs are often necessary to detain people from handling important objects. But, unfortunately, not everyone (namely Robert Naugle) read the signs of the times. Shop students always contribute a great deal of talent to the Arts Fair. This year, five seniors built a woodburning stove by welding pieces of sheet metal together. Seventh grader Darrell Caldwell demonstrates lid by which the stove is opened and filled JHS Marching Ironmen Row 1: Cathy Biggs. Brenda May. Robin Moore. Yvonne Miller. Julie Wolford. Robin Leach, Carolyn Frye. Anna Romeo. Paula Exline. Lesley Michael. Missy McCorkle. Ellen Evans. Karen Pratt. Lori Evans. Michelle French. Brenda Priest. Susan Ridge, Brenda Shoemaker. Tami Oliver. Angel Hartley. Tina Moore. Teresa Osborne. Winona West. Colleen Brandt. Leesa McKenzie. Lynn Hatfield. Katrina Cantor. Bonnie Hall. Colleen Bentley. Marcia Ragland. Brenda Albert. Row 2: Mr. Crawford. Trudi Dunn. Jonda Joseph. Barb Wallace. Dianna Clark. Lorna Young. Brenda Pauley. Jenny Nighting. Chris Exline, Molly Trepanier. Jill Williams. Beth Carlisle. Diane Lewis. Ronda Dunn. Allyson Payne. Sheryl Tolliver. Shelley Lancaster, Carla Jordan. Tina Ashley. Samantha King. Mary Campbell. Joni Shupe. Ralynn Miller. Sara Lou Zimmerly. Tina Bartlett. Bonnie Allen. Kelli Oliver. Janet Adams. Mr Loudermelt Row 3: Tawana Arnold. Colleen Galbraith. Sherri Wickline. Susan Shu-mard. Tammy Ramey. Bernie Newsome. Cindy Davis. Karen Lyons. Lori Mercer. Valeria Watts. Bonita Elkins. Ellen Greever. Kit Fleming. Donna Brandt. Tami Rainer. Melissa Walker. Sherri Evans. Brenda Richards. Kara Buchanon. Suzy Forshey. Kelli McClurg. Lori Congrove. Diane Johnson. Joni Jarvis. Sherry Scarbury. Tracy Clements. Row 4 Mark Cooper. Jeff Johnson. Brian Wallace. Steve Zimmerly. Terry Osborne. Matt Cool. Mike Tackett. Rick Isreal. Mike Bowman. Sam Brack-man. Pat Yearian. Terry Rhea. Larry Ghearing. Ralph Wood. Jon Neville. John Cundy. Mike Storer, Brian Wood. Bob Waldron. Paul Crawford. Mike Cassidy. Terry Tabor. Joe Crawford. David Billman Row 5: Mr. Priest. Mr Ridge. Mrs. Ridge. Mrs Oliver. Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Priest. Mr Lewis. Mrs. Lewis. Mr French. Mrs. McCorkle. Mrs. French. Mr. McCorkle. Mr. Coyan. Active members of the JHS Band but not able to make the trip were Carla Perry. Suzy Williams, and Steve Lanier. Senior Band Flag Corps Senior Band Majorettes Tami Oliver, Ellen Evans. Brenda Shoemaker, Missy McCorkle, Brenda Priest. Head; Karen Pratt. Lori Evans. Susan Ridge, and Angel Hartley. Field Commander Michelle French Front: Lesley Michael. Tina Moore. Sue Gillespie Row 2: Katrina Cantor, Ronda Kearns. Robin Leach, Carolyn Frye, Leesa McKenzie. Row 3. Amy Horsley. Winona West. Vicki Ervin. Teresa Osborne. Yvonne Miller, Paula Exline. Robin Moore, and Bonnie Hall. ] 137 IJ Cadet Band Junior Band Jazz Ensemble Freshman Chorus V 0 c a 1 M u s ■ I c Chorus II Diana Michelle T. Greggory Garland Lee Albert Bennett Blanton Boston Tawana Raymond Kimberly Ernest Arnold Bevins Blasczyk Bowling Randy Joseph Michael Michelle Arthur Blair Blasczyk Bowman 143. Donna Gene Katrina Tammarah L. Brandt Bush Campbell Carper Michael Elizabeth Mary Kenneth Brown Callahan Campbell Chance Bryan Craig James Bryan Dennis Buchanan Campbell Canter Channell Lawrence Kimberly Dale Melody Christman Conley Danver Dulaney John Christopher Barbie Brenda Sandra Clark Crace DeLong Durham Tracy Richard Barry Paul Robert Clements Cruse Downey Edgington 145 David Beth Kelly Sandra Evans Exline Fogle Frazier Ellen Christopher Preston Michelle Evans Fannin Foster French Thomas Debra Clifton Peggy Evans Fannin Fouty Frye 146 Colleen Cynthia Lisa Phyliss Galbraith Goble Greene Hall Sue Lisa Bettie Lou Angel Gillespie Goldstayn Greer Hartley Arthur Regania John Mark Gillum Graham Grow Henry 147 Brian Dennis Betty Patricia Hickey Hodge Hughes Jacobs Martice Amy Lynn Debbie Lorrie Hill Horsley Israel Jenkins Patricia Curtis Rick Tonya Fairchild Hill Hudson Isreal Jewell 148 Bradley Nancy Gilbert Steve Johnson Jordan Kiefer Lanier Brenda Carole Angela Karen Johnson Kallner Kight Lyons David Rhonda Shelley Joseph Jones Kearns Lancaster Malone 149 Edward Betsy Etta Mike Martin McCall McGhee Meacham Marsha Christy Pat Margaret Martin McCarter McGoon Meadows Bob Kathy Pamela James Massie McDonald McLaughlin Mercer 150 Lesley Michael Ralynn Miller Tina Moore Jeff Music Bob Miller Melanie Miller Yvonne Miller Walter Moon Jerry Mullins Susan Lee Mutzig Robert Neal Keith Mullins Jon James Rebecca Larry Neville Ostrander Papesh Phillips Kathleen Sally Glenna Karen Osborne Ousley Pauley Pratt Revis Stephanie Robin Brenda Osborne Ousley Petrie Priest 152 Margaret Tami Jeff Gary Queen Ranier Ridgeway Roseberry Kevin Robin Mike Michael Rader Reed Riley Ross Carl Susan Brian Ronald Ragland Ridge Rose Ross A-a Rita HODert Lisa Clifford Rowe Sharp Simpson Snyder Vicki Joy James Tamara Scott Shields Smith Souders Pamela Joni Jane Robin Sexton Shupe Smith Speakman 154 1979 Graduates not pictured: Norman Dan Charles Randy Barbee Ewing Mannering Preston Mark Karla Earl Cliff Cooper Gibson McCormick Stiltner David Mike Roger David Cox Gilliland Mullins Tomblin Herbert Nancy Sherry Brenda Crabtree Hickman Orsborn Turner Sharon Jeff Charles George Crabtree Gray Pittenger Waugh Joseph Jeff Lynda Catherine Crawford Hatten Powell Wright Above — The 1979 Senior Class officers were Tonya Jewell — Treasurer. Brian Rose — Secretary and Pat McGoon — President Vice-President. Suzy Williams The Finalization Of Twelve Years Senior activities for the Class of 79 began May 20th when Baccalaureate services were held in the JHS auditorium. The sermon by Rev. James Kuhn was entitled Just Look at You”. Graduation day, May 25, started bright and early as the seniors gathered in the cafeteria for the annual Cereta Coll Memorial Breakfast. This was followed by the “wild and crazy” Senior Assembly emceed by class president Pat McGoon. Due to weather conditions, commencement exercises were held in the high school auditorium for the first time in several years. The message was delivered by Dr. Joseph Davis, superintendent of the Columbus City Schools. Michelle French, Ralynn Miller, and Joy Shields gave the Valedictory addresses and Pat Jacobs gave the Salutatory address. 159 Senior Selections From nominations of Senior class members the following favorites were selected: CLASS SONG: ' DON'T LOOK BACK-CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS: BLACK SILVER SCHOOL CITIZENS. KIM CONLEY and ED MARTIN CLASS CLOWN: CARL RAGLAND BEST DRESSED: LEE MUTZIG MOST STUDIOUS: JOY SHIELDS MOST TALENTED. TAMMY CARPER and MARGARET QUEEN MOST TIMID: NANCY HICKMAN Favorites MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: MICHELLE FRENCH MOST CREATIVE: GLENNA PAULEY MOST ATHLETIC MALE: ED MARTIN MOST ATHLETIC FEMALE: KIM CONLEY CLASS FLIRT — MALE: DON YEAGER CLASS FLIRT — FEMALE: KAREN PRATT Valedictorians Salutatorian Joy Shields, Michelle French, Ralynn Miller Pat Jacobs 160 PATRON ADS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handley Mr. and Mrs. Clifton G. Fouty Mr. and Mrs. Ken Crusan Bob, Becky and David Kight Don and Karen Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Mutiig Clarence Rice Jackson Car Wash Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis Miss Alyce Smith Mr. and Mrs. William V. Yeager Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Eubanks Jackson Hi-Y Club Mrs. Margaret Isreal Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Burton John, Amy, Ken and Glenna Kim Martin and Barbara Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clay CNERTISING THE JACKSON PUBLISHING COMPANY 295 Broadway St. 286 2187 Publishers of: The Journal-Herald Wellston Sentry Vinton Co. Courier Waverly News-Watchman Jackson, Ohio i y THOMAS The Home of SHOE Teenage onwc Fashion STORE Good Luck ymU Seniors Broadway Street SWIRLY’ TO L If it’s in style — we have it Broadway St. LEWIS L. LONG INSURANCE 265 Pearl St. 286 2610 Jackson, OH KEITH'S MEN'S SHOP Formal wear for proms and dances. 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