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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

1980 OSKYWOW Jackson High School Tropic and Vaughn Streets Jackson, Ohio 45640 A Student Publication Vol. 66 2 Student Life As school began at the close of August 1979, many students and faculty soon filled the halls with thoughts of what the upcoming year would bring — How many new friendships would be made and along with these new friendships, how many happenings would come about to cause wonderful memories? Who will their fellow classmates be and will they get to know each of them individually? — Will their dreams and goals set in 1979 ever become a reality in the new decade? Table of Contents Student Life....................2 Class Pictures.................40 Sports.........................96 Organizations.................128 Academics.....................146 Faculty.......................157 Advertisements................164 Looking Back..................182 Looking Ahead.................183 One More Look ................184 ■ First Glance at the 80's Another wonder many Juniors and Seniors shared was whether or not the draft would be enacted, and if so, would they be drafted? A survey was taken by the Senior class concerning this. The results being yes” for the return of the draft, but no women should not be forced to sign up. But because 1980 was a beginning of a new decade, many people look at it as a new beginning or horizon, and a new start to do things right. Because it’s just starting. ---Lei's Qee How Things Are Turning Oui. . . Student Life 3 With a Little Thought. . . 4 Student Life We'll Make It Right. . . Student Life 5 Supporting Each Other. . . 6 Student Life Student Life 7 to Be at Out Best.. . 8 Student Life We Prove fo Be One . . . Student Life 9 We Work Hard. . . 10 Student Life io Achieve Out Goals . . . Student Life 1 1 Side by Side 0 0 0 1 2 Student Life Together.. . Opposed.. . Student Life 13 14 Student Life Times of Joy Below: Mrs. McCormick directs Senior Chorus as they entertain the audience with a special musical presentation. Above: FFA member Lowell Yates has the honor of opening and closing the Thanksgiving Assembly. and Singing ----------------- ----------------------- Throughout the school year, various assemblies were presented for the different holidays. These assemblies were held for Junior and Senior high students along with the faculty members. They contained various student speakers and singers. Ministers and special singing bands were there to carry out the festivities also. Recognition is to be given to the students, guests, and teachers for all the work they put into the production of the glory-filled holiday assemblies. Students going home from the assemblies should have learned the meaning of why we celebrate these times and those involved did their best to do so. ___________________________________________J 16 Assemblies Below: The 7th grade chorus presents its musical abilities during the Carol Sing. Above: The Seventh graders give us their version of “The Christmas Story.” Right: Greg Muffley and Deidra Jordan perform “Rudolph, the Red Nose Reindeer with Greg portraying Rudolph. Above: The Seventh graders give us their version of “The Christmas Story.” Right: Greg Muffley and Deidra Jordan perform Rudolph, the Red Nose Reindeer with Greg portraying Rudolph. After Game Dance: Football As the Jackson Ironmen Football team became more and more victorious, the after game dances became a bigger thing at JHS. It was a time to let your spirit show by dancing to the beat. The students are entertained by a D.J. who plays all the latest hits. Often a dance contest is held for anyone who wants to get in on the action, while the remaining crowd becomes the judge. Prizes are then awarded to the dance winners. Various groups sponsor these after game dances, which follow the home games; and they are attended by JHS students only. Top left: The crowd watches intensely from the sides of the dance floor, while enjoying the Pepsi. Middle: As the music grows slower, the couples become closer. Right: As the night goes on, Teresa Perry is still going strong. Middle left: A few seniors take time out during a dance. Right: Juniors get into the swing of things during a contest. Bottom left: Showing their stuff during a contest is Kim Waugh and Shellie White. Right: Dancing to the beat are a few Junior boys. Donee: Footboll 17 Homecoming Kim Leach, Marti Mallock and Sharon Ragland show their poise and cheerful smiles. Dim All the Lights The lights were dim but spirits high as the Homecoming activities took place. The football game that normally precedes the dance was cancelled due to the Meigs teacher strike. In the auditorium decorated in black and silver, the queen and court were announced and escorted by their fathers to the stage. Student Council President Bruce Neal, and Senior Council member Kevin Barnett presented the Homecoming Queen Robin Moore her crown and roses. Queen Robin, Senior attendants Sharon Dearing and Sharon Ragland, Junior attendants Jami Cox and Marti Mallock, Sophomore attendant Kim Leach and Freshman attendant Sandy Langley danced the first dance of the evening with their fathers. D.J. Jack O’Shea from WKEE Radio station provided the music. The Student Council sponsors the dance annually. The queen and court are nominated and voted upon in grades 9-12. The lovely members of the court and their fathers await presentation of the Queen. L. to R . Sharon Dearing, Jami Cox, Sandy Langley. 18 Homecoming Kevin Barnett places a congratulatory kiss on Queen Robin. Student Council President Bruce Neal crowns Queen Robin Moore. D. J. Jack O'Shea at what he does best. Trudi Flaker, Jenny Nichtmg and Dan Morris enjoyed the dancing evening. Senior attendant Sharon Dearmg always seems to be in a bubbly mood. Homecoming 19 Mistletoe “Winter Wonderland was the theme for this year’s annual Mistletoe Ball, sponsored by The Skeleton. It was held on Dec. 15 from 8-11 p.m. in the auditorium which was decorated with various snowflakes and snowmen. As the mirror ball revolved above the floor, people danced to the music which was provided by our own J.H.S. DJ Scot Cook. As the night grew on, a surprise visitor from the North Pole arrived with a sack full of candy canes. In that familiar red suit, Santa Claus went around to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Far top: Lisa Phipps, Mary Bowling, and Eugenia Sharp take a break and listen to the music. Top: With a big smile on his face. Gene Waldron dances with his date, Marla Britt. Above: Wishing Mr. Coyan a Merry Christmas with a candy cane is Santa Claus (Angie Fouty). 2nd down: Santa Claus seems to be asking David Billman what he wants for Christmas. 3rd down: Todd Luster and Robin Kohn seem to be enjoying themselves in the Winter Wonderland atmosphere. Above: Playing the sounds of today is D.J. Scot Cook and his helper. 20 Mistletoe Sadie Hawkins This year’s annual Sadie Hawkins was a big success as students dressed up for an evening of fun and excitement. People were dressed as farmers, hillbillies, women (when they were actually men), square dancers, and even toga party persons. As everyone danced to the music provided by Rick Bowman, Sheriff Rice arrested people either for too much public affection or not enough. While, across the auditorium, Mr. Issacs waited at the hitchin’ post to marry off couples. With the help of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, this yearly happening will always be remembered by many. Top left: Tourists Kit Fleming and Paul Gleaves enjoy the sites of Sadie Hawkins, '80. Middle left: Lit'l Abner Chuck Reis-inger, is shown with his court — Tim Creamens, Matt Cool, and Stan Stepp. Middle right: Graffiti covered the walls of this year’s annual “Hoe-down, Hick-town’’ dance. Bottom left: Farmers Colleen Bentley and Brian Dixon enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Bottom middle: Preacher Issacs explains the marriage vows to Pat Lancaster and Michelle Tomblin. Bottom right: Bonita Elkins, Angie Fouty, and Kit Fleming, seem to be asking Sheriff Rice to protect them from something. Sadie Hawkins 21 Jr. High Dance The annual Junior High Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was held in mid-March. Eighth graders Shelley Mullins and John Clay were honored as Queen and King, and Missy Grimes and Chris Waulk were crowned Princess and Prince. Mike Davis served as D.J. The Junior High students enjoyed quite an evening of dance and fun. 1. Shelley Mullins, John Clay, Missy Grimes and Chris Waulk pose after being crowned royalty for the evening. 2. Student Council member Molly Trepanier pins the banner on Princess Missy Grimes. 3. Eighth graders Geri Cox and Brady Douthett dance to the music. 4. Pat Stephens and his partner talk about the evening's festivities. 5. Stephanie Fenik, Brad McCorkle, Missy Coll and her date take a rest from the dancing to smile for the camera. 22 Jr. High Dance Aftergame Dance: Basketball Throughout the 79-80 Basketball season various organizations sponsored after-the-game dances for grades 7-12. D.J.’s provided the music for the dances which lasted until 11 P.M. Top left: Missy Grimes dances with upperclassman Allen Collins as she turns her attention to the camera. Top right: Lisa Forshey and Jim Brown enjoy a slow dance together Middle: This section of the dance floor was totally Junior High. Bot tom left: Shelley Mullens and John Clay draw closer as the music slows down. Bottom right: Some students just enjoy the time to associate. Sweetheart Queen Sharon Dearing is shown below with her court. 24 Above: As the music grows slower, Paul Gleaves and Marla Britt grow closer. Mid die right: Taking a break from the action is John Lloyd and Cindy Davis. Bottom right: Enjoying the music played by Jack O’Shea are Kathy Cooper and Dave Fouty. Sweetheart w Top left: Taking time out to smile before entering the Sweetheart dance is Dawn Land rum and Sam Brack-man. Top right: Queen Sharon Dearing and Jim Brown dance to the music. Middle left: Enjoying the evening together are Chuck Reisinger and Tresa Kingrey Middle right: Juniors Beth Carlisle and Tim Muffley are having a very good time. The 1980 Sweetheart Dance was held February 9th in the J.H.S. auditorium, with the theme of P.S. I LOVE YOU. The dance was sponsored by the F.H.A. The auditorium was decorated in Red and Pink, with gigantic valenties all over the walls. A giant heart flashed to the disco beat. Jack-O-Shea D.J.’d the dance. The turnout this year was above average and a better turnout is expected next year. The Sweetheart Court consisted of Queen Sharon Dearing, Freshman attendant Robin Meyers, Sophomore attendant Kim Leach, Junior attendant Daphne Underwood, and Senior attendant Sharon Ragland. Sweetheart 25 Healthy, Wealthy Dumb The Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb” by James Reach was selected as the fall play this year for J.H.S. The ten character play was presented on November 16 and 17 under the direction of Kent Washam, and was a huge success. The play appealed to every age bracket, young and old. Carl Eisanaugle portrayed the lead as Neil Whitmore, a college professor who’s a bit eccentric, but had a likeable personality. Roberta Phillips, who was also a college professor, but with no sense of humor was portrayed by Bonita Elkins. The play featured other strange and odd characters, among them — Brian Wallace as Dudley Kent, Jim Brown as Sam Anderson, Bryan Wood as Gramps, Angie Fouty as Jane Jackson, Valeria Watts as Kathy Ford, Brenda Pauley as Ronica Bragg, Greg Swann as Tony Lewis and Nancy Douthett as Susan Drake. The student directors were Janet Adams and Robert Naugle. Top left: Kathy Ford tries to console Neil as Sam Anderson looks on. Top right: Tony Lewis tries to get a grip on the situation as Kathy. Jane, and Ronica talk things over. Middle left: A frustrated Sam Anderson gets very little comfort from Neil Whitmore. Middle left: Ya young whippersnapper,” seemed to be what Gramps knew best Bottom left: Rehearsals underway fot The Healthy, Wealthy, and Dumb. Bot tom right: Kathy and Neil discuss future plans together. 26 Fall Play Vety Good, Eddie The spring musical for 1980 was a success, being a madcap comedy with romance. It was titled Very Good, Eddie” with Robert Naugle playing the part of Eddie. The set is in a honeymoon resort in the Catskills during the early 1900's. Two pairs of newlyweds get separated and end up with each other’s spouse. Other lead roles were — Bonita Elkins as Elsie Darling, Carl Eisnaugle as Dick Rivers, and Lori Congrove as Elsie Lily. Director was Kent Washam assisted by Barbara Wilson. Student directors were Chuck Meadows, Angie Fouty, and Bryn Payne. Top left: Love is in the air while Carl Eisnaugle and Lori Congrove sing who leheartedly. Top right: Robert Naugle and Bonita Elkins are the centers of attention during the chorus number Middle left: Caught in a tender scene are Greg Swann and Dawn Calloway. Middle right: Bryan Wood seems to help out Robert and Bonita with any problems they may have. Bottom left: Robert and Bonita listen attentively to Jim Brown's wacky advice. Spring Ploy 27 High-Q: Outstanding Finish In December, Jackson H.S. was invited to participate in WOWK-TV's High-Q. A team of five members was selected on the basis of scholastic average and standardized test scores. Coaches and team members spent hours studying and preparing for these contests. The competition began in January. Jackson defeated five teams to capture the regional championship. June 12-14, J.H.S. team and coaches traveled to Louisville, Ky. to compete in the national competition with four other teams from various areas of the country. They were: 1. Bishop Watterson — Columbus, 2. Pleasure Ridge Park — Louisville, 3. Jackson High School — Jackson, 4. St. Paul, Minnesota, 5. Buffalo, N.Y. J.H.S. defeated the team from St. Paul, Minnesota to capture third place. Top right: 'Gee! I didn't expect this, was Ralph Wood's reaction upon receiving his plaque from the JCEA. Middle left: Countless hours of studying are spent by the High Q team and their coaches in preparing for competition. Middle right: As Ellen Greever thanks the JCEA for the award, she also speaks of her future plans. Bottom left: Upon receiving her plaque, a big smile comes across Allison Payne's face. Bottom right: Coaches and members of the High-Q team are Coach Alyce Smith, Steve Haynes, Allison Payne, Coach Margaret Roe, Ralph Wood, Ellen Greever, Larry Ghearing, and Coach Mary Jean Rieder. 28 High-Q tong r oTulcTions Jr.-Sr. Banquet Jr. Class President (left), Daphne Underwood, gave the greeting. Milo Rose (right) gave the Senior response thanking those involved and wishing the Jrs. luck. On April 25, 1980, members of the Jr. and Sr. Class of J.H.S. gathered together in the High School Cafeteria for the annual Jr. Sr. Banquet. Members of both classes are excused from school that day, with parents permission, to prepare for the evening. The annual happening began at 6:30 p.m. and is presented to the Sr. Class by the Jr. Class. Valeria Watts gave the invocation and dinner was served by the Jr. Mothers. Daphne Underwood gave the greeting, and Colleen Bentley followed with the dedication. Milo Rose then gave the response. Musical entertainment was provided by Zephyr and Lori Congrove sang the class song. As the program ended, students left with a few added memories and began to prepare for yet another important event — THE PROM Jr.-Sr. Banquet 29 Jr.-Sr. Prom The highpoint of the year — the Junior-Senior Prom sponsored by the Junior Class Members was held following the Banquet. The JHS auditorium was decorated for the formal dance in the Senior colors pink and burgundy and followed the theme “If You Remember Me which was the Senior Class Song. Co-chairpersons for the Prom were Mike Davis and Missy McCorkle, Junior Class Advisor was Mrs. Sandy Smith. The music for the event was provided by Spider Webb and the Pied Piper Super Disco Machine from Huntington. The dance was well-attended and the good times will be recalled in many memories. 30 Jr.-Sr. Prom A Night io Remember Jr.-Sr. Prom 31 Stay-at-Home 1980 Seasons in the Sun Immediately following the Jr. Sr. Prom, the annual Stay-at-Home party began. The music was provided by D. J. Jack O'Shea, and was sponsored by the parents of Juniors and Seniors. The theme for this year's dance was Seasons in the Sun and was decorated to coordinate with this theme. The building was divided into the four different seasons and decorated with various colors representing each of the different seasons. As the evening grew to an end, many students left the Jackson Memorial Building with many warm memories. A Message foAII Seniors On Sunday, May 18, at 7:30 p.m. the processional music began. With Lori Congrove as the accompanist, the Class of '80 soon filled the center section of the auditorium in blue and white caps and gowns. A sermon entitled “Meeting Yourself Halfway” was given by Rev. J. Robert Gray. After the benediction was given by Rev. Robert J. Johnson, the recessional music started and the Junior Marshals Daphne Underwood and Colleen Bentley directed the Seniors to end this year’s Baccalaureate services. Top: Students of the graduat ing class rise for the bene diction at the close of Baccalaureate services. Middle: As the program closes, class members prepare to leave the auditorium. Bottom left: In her cap and gown. Carolyn Frye marches with the processional music. Bottom right: Greg Ervin, in cap and gown, during the processional for the Class of '80. 34 Baccalaureate Senior Breakfast: 1980 Bright and early on May 23, 1980, the annual Cereta Coll Senior Breakfast started — one of the last times the Senior Class would be together as a whole. After the invocation was given, a warm welcome was extended by Class President Milo Rose with the response by his mother, Mrs. Dave Rose. Preceding this, a quartet sang a few songs consisting of Hello, Mothers, Graduation Day, and the song written by Cereta Coll that became a tradition at the breakfast. A duet. Dawn Calloway and Sharon Dearing, sang If You Remember Me the Senior Class Song. After the closing remar s students left to prepare for that wild and crazy Senior Assembly. Top: Senior member Barbara Wallace gives the invocation for the annual breakfast. Middle left: Alan Terry, John Lloyd, and Cindy Davis wait earnestly for the program to begin. Middle right: A quartet consisting of Sharon Dear ing. Dawn Calloway. Jim E. Brown, and Carl Eisnaugle is accompanied by Tammy Ramey Bottom: Various mothers of the Seniors served breakfast to the class members. Senior Breokfost 35 The Wild and Crazy... After preparing night after night for the last two weeks of school, the Senior Class of 1980 finally presented to the underclassmen of JHS .. . the 1980 Senior Assembly. During this assembly were various musical numbers presented by such stars as ‘‘The Pink Ladies and that famous rock-n-roll band “Tuesday’s Gone.” A special feature brought to us by national television was The Price Is Bite. From our own studio, the class members prepared the highlight of the Senior Assembly — the Senior Film, with a heartwarming slide presentation. We heard much gossip from the “High School Honeys and JHS's own gang of roving reporters for Week end Update”. Also on the agenda were such spectacular feats as Bad Barnett on his bike, who attempted an amazing jump of 14 vehicles (matchbox of course). The finale was a special treat as a live burlesque show consisting of members of our own Senior Class was presented. 36 Senior Assembly Senior Assembly Then, as the ending act finished, the entire Senior Class formed together as one and sang “If You Remember Me.” While the music played, many memories flashed before the minds of the members of the Class of 1980 and soon many tears followed. Drying these tears, the Almost Graduates prepared for the evening's commencement exercises. Senior Assembly 37 As the hands of the clock neared 7:30 p.m. on May 23, many different emotions filled the high school auditorium as the Class of 1980 prepared to become Jackson High School Graduates. The invocation was given by Rev. James C. Gleaves. Immediately following this, the Salutatory speech was presented by Susan Black followed by the six Valedictory speeches by Larry Ghearing, Ellen Greever, Steve Haynes, Allison Payne, Ralph Wood, and Tony Yerian. Directed by Mrs. Carolyn McCormick, the Senior chorus then sang their version of “The Rainbow Connection. Retired Supervisor Mr. D. Merrill Davis, honored the class with presenting the Commencement Address. Following this. High School Principal Robert Bevins recognized various students for their scholastic achievements. The time came to present diplomas to 206 graduating Seniors. Mr. John Finch, Superintendent of Jack-son City Schools for the past 16 years, presented the diplomas with the help of Assistant Superintendent John Worthington. This however, was the last time for Mr. Finch as he is retiring during the summer of 80 and Mr. Worthington will resume the new position. When the last diploma was received and Mr. Finch declared the Seniors official graduates, the tassels were changed from left to right signifying graduation. Soon afterwards, caps were thrown high into the air, tears of joy and sadness fell, hugs were given, and Keep in touch” and I’ll miss you” were heard throughout the auditorium. The times spent here at JHS will be times always remembered ... for the rest of our lives! Commencement 39 Classes: 1980-85 The 1980 Graduating Class of J.H.8. PAM ALBERT SHAWN BARR JULIE A. BELLAR RENEE BENNETT SUSAN BLACK STEVE BLASCZYK JEFFREY A BOLEN KEVIN BARNETT Seniors 41 JIM 0. BROWN MARLA BRITT rV„ v BETTY BYLER ANGELA CALL JIME. BROWN MARY BOWLING JAYNE JARRELL CALLAHAN MELODY DAWN CALLOWAY DONNA J. CAMERON 42 Seniors PEGGY S. CAMP KATRINA CANTOR VICKI CHANNELL LOU ANN CHAPMAN GREGORY CHILDERS TINA CHURCH Seniors 43 BETH CONLEY KATHY COOPER ROLAND BO COSBY LISA COX JUDY COYAN PAM COYAN BILLCULWELL 44 Seniors JOHN CUNDY SCOTT L. CURTIS CINDY DAVIS MARY JO DAVIS LYNN DAWSON SHARON DEARING TERRY D. DOWNEY TRUDI DUNN IRA (JUNIOR) EGGERS Seniors 45 CARL EISNAUGLE DALE K. EVANS EDWARD LEE FINLEY PAULA EXLINE KIT FLEMING GREG ERWIN TILDA FANNIN JAMES BRETT FORD BONITA ELKINS 46 Seniors ANGELINA FOUTY JENNY L. FRIEND CAROLYN FRYE LARRY GHEARING PAULGLEAVES RITA FULTON Seniors 47 JIM HARLESS MARYJANEHARREL TIM HENDERSON STEVE HAYNES RONNIE HENDERSON EVELYN COCHRAN HICKS TINA HILL 48 Seniors KELLI JONES MAJEL M. KEAIRNS Seniors 49 SAMANTHA KING TRESAKINGREY KAREN KREIDER BRIAN K. LANDRUM GLEN LANDRUM MICHELLE TIPTON LANDRUM 50 Seniors SUSAN MCCOY CATHY MARCK KELLI MCCLURG BRIAN MARKS BRIAN LUNDY MIKE LONGFELLOW SHERYL MASSAY Seniors 51 MELANIE MCKINNEY KEVIN MCLAUGHLIN WILLIAM MEREDITH ALAN J. MILLER ROBIN MOORE LORI MERCER TAMI ADAMS MULLINS SHELLIE NAUGLE BRUCE E. NEAL 52 Seniors GARYOBERHOLZER TAMI JO OLIVER SANDY OSBORNE TERESA OSBORNE DWAYNE E. PAUGH Seniors 53 ALLISON PAYNE JAY PEDIGO LISA KAYE PHIPPS TIMPOETKER ARLENE PIETZ JANE POETKER TERESA POST RHONDA RADER PORTIA RAGLAND 54 Seniors SHARON RAGLAND TAMMY RAMEY GREG RAY CHUCK REISINGER JANICE RIDER DOUGLAS E. ROSE WILLARD MILO ROSE STEPHANIE ROWLAND DEBBIE SAMMONS Seniors 55 SHERRYSCARBURY SCOTT SEARS BRENDA SICKLES LORI SIMMONS SUSAN SHUMARD LEA ANN SKAGGS BARRYSOUDERS RANDY SPIRES ROSEMARY SPRY 56 Seniors JIM STEPHENS CHARLES W. STEPP PATTY STEVENS BRIAN SWAN GREG SWANN MARLENE SWINGLE Seniors 57 NORMAN SYDOW LISA TACKETT ALAN L. TERRY KENNETH TIPTON GENE WALDRON BARBARA WALLACE JOYCE E. WARD TERESA WARRENS KEITH WASMER 58 Seniors NANCY BEATTY WATERS RANDY A. WAUGH WINONA WEST BRUCE WILKERSON JILL WILLIAMS KIM WILLIAMS Seniors 59 HERSCHEL WILLS BONNIE F. WOLFORD RICHARD E. WOOD WILLIAM WYANT RALPH WOOD MARK WYANT 60 Seniors Seniors 61 The Senior Class Officers help in selecting the class announcements. They are seated at the head table at both the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Senior Breakfast. The Senior President Milo Rose gave a short speech at both the Banquet and Breakfast; he also presented the Class Key to the Juniors at Senior Assembly and received the Class Alumni Key during the Jackson Alumni Program. The 1980 Senior Class Officers were (from bottom left to right): Jim Brown — Vice President, Milo Rose — President, Paul Gleaves — Treasurer, Karen Kreider — Secretary. 1980 Graduating Seniors Not Pictured ERNIE BARTRAM JAMES FISHER ROBERT MAPES JON BRITTON GREG GRIMES JOHN MULLINS BARB BYLER DEE HARRISON TEDDY MULLINS KEVIN MICHAEL CART JANET HATTEN THOMAS NICHOLS SCOT COOK JEFF JOHNSON HOWARD R. REED ROGER DENNISON ANDREA KESSLER RICHARD TRENT JONNITA EISNAUGLE VANESSA PIERCE LAMBERT KIM WAUGH ROGER ENTLER ROBERT LYKINS TERESA WHITE VICKIE ERVIN JERRY MANERING CHRYSTAL R. WOOD School Citizens Each year the SENIOR CLASS nominates one boy and one girl for school citizens. After the nominations are in, the whole student body votes for the candidates. THIS YEAR JIM E. BROWN AND ROBIN MOORE RECEIVED THIS HONOR. Sr. Class Song: If You Remember Me Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Pink and Burgundy This year the SKELETON conducted a survey for the 1980 Class favorites. The results were as follows: Male Female JIM HARLESS Class Clown CATHY MARCK ALAN TERRY Best Dressed SHARON RAGLAND STEVE HAYNES Most Studious ELLEN GREEVER DOUGNEER Most Creative LINDA WHITE BRIAN LANDRUM Most Athletic SHERYL MASSAY JIME. BROWN Most Talented LINDA WHITE KEVIN CART Most Timid MARY BOWLING KEVIN BARNETT Class Flirt ANGIE FOUTY LARRY GHEARING Most Likely to ELLEN GREEVER STEVE HAYNES Succeed 62 Seniors Underclass Officers The 1980 class officers, as is the custom, were elected by their fellow classmates to serve as representatives for their individual class. 1980 underclass officers were: I JUNIORS: Pres. Tracey Hanmg V. Pres. Daphne Underwood ' Sec. Colleen Bentley ! Treas. Valeria Watts SOPHOMORES: Pres. Steve Zimmerly V. Pres. Faith Jones Sec. Mary Worthington Treas. Tracy Kidd FRESHMEN: Pres. Lisa Humphreys V. Pres. Melody Lewis Sec. Glema Barker (not pic) Treas. Genia Crabtree 8th GRADE: Pres. Nanette Wickline V. Pres. Kelly Jo Moore Co-Sec. Susan Myers Paula Orender j 7th GRADE: Pres. Sherm Stevenson j ji V. Pres. Steve Williams Sec. Randy Smith Treas. Greg Moore ________________________________—____________________________________ Underclass Officers 63 Teresa Boggs Angela Bowen Mike Bowman Sam Brackman Steve Brandt 64 Juniors Colleen Bentley Cathy Biggs Diane Biggs David Billman Jim Browning Kara Buchanan Charlie Burton Beth Carlisle Terry Causey Doug Chance Diane Chandler Sheila Chandler Leanne Channell Jerry Chapman Sarah Chapman Paul M. Christian Teresa Church Alice Clark Duane Clark Chris Coll Lori Congrove Mark Costilow Tina Costilow Jami Cox Lisa Crabtree Marie Crabtree Roy Crabtree Tim Cremeans Kevin Curtis Barry Curry Mike Davis Mike Dement Richard Dennison Yvonne Dickerson Joe Dixon Patty Dixon Alan Duhl Randy Dunn Ronda Dunn Lori Evans Juniors 65 Right: Expressing himself to the photographer is Kevin Curtis. Mary Euton Sherri Evans Chris Exline Oscar Exline Loretta Fassler Tom Faught David Ferris Mike Ferris Wayne Fout David Fouty Richard Frye Sue Galbraith Chris Gibson Mandy Goble Bill Green Mark Hammond Eric Haney Tracey Hanning Amber Halterman Teri Henderson Gary Hickman Jennifer Hicks Kim Hively Shelley Howard Christine Hudson Wade Humphrey Mark Jackson Leah Jarvis Janet Jones Carla Jordan Jonda Joseph Robin Kohn Jerry Landrum Cheryl Leach Juniors Tami Leach Diane Lewis Mark Loudermilk Todd Luster Missy McCorkle Lisa McDaniel Marti Mallock Nick Marck Richard Marks Edna Martin Brenda May Regina Maynard Rick Milburn Julie Miller Kenny Moon Paul Moore Dan Morris John Morrow Tim Muffley Donna Mullins Hattie Nelson Susan Nicholson Jenny Nichting Randy Oliver Debbie Orsborne Steven Osborne Terry Osborne Ann Ousley Cheryl Parks Brenda Pauley Carla Perry Left: After a |ob well done, John Morrow receives his award. 67 Juniors 68 Juniors Patty Siders Chuck Smith Woodrow Smith Craig Souders Ronda Speakmen Gary Spriggs Ray Spires Robin Spires Chuck Stapleton Joy Stiffler Mike Stiffler Rose Stiffler Jenny Stiltner Estil Sturgill Bob Swingle Mike Tackett Ellis Tilley Mimi Tipton Michelle Tomblin Molly Trepanier Pat Perry Leila Rafferty Marcia Ragland Norm Ragland John Ratliff Pat Reed Terry Rhea Brenda Richards Crystal Riley Mark Robbins Eugina Sharp Brenda Shoemaker Dave Sickles Paul Sickles Diana Whaley Randy Williams Dan Wills Julie Wolford Mike Wolford Bryan Wood Mary Wyant Jean Wyatt Keith Wyant Sarah Zimmerly Tina Foreman Cheryl Tolliver Daphne Underwood Bob Waldron Brian Wallace Sandra Warrens Valeria Watts Matt Waulk Eric Weber Kirby Welch Julie Wells Villena Weston Taking time out to pose for a picture are Gary Spriggs, James Nichols, and Rodney Oiler. Juniors 69 Valerie Anderson Penny Barlow Cheryl Biggs Mike Biggs Becky Alcorn Chip Alford Tom Anderson Cathy Black Roberta Blackman Matt Bonzo Alice Bowling Ernie Bowling Colleen Brandt Dave Britt David Bulter Robin Campbell Doug Canter Rick Carper Mike Cassidy Jeff Chandler Paul Church Tim Cline Rhoda Crabtree Warme Crace Paul Crawford Denise Cribben Brenda Cruse Gary Cruse Sham Colley 70 Soph. Sherry Compston Tina Compston Matt Cool Carla Cooper LorameCorder Eric Coyan Jackie Coyan Jeff Coyan Renee Dammeron Mike Davis Ruth Delong Tim Delong Nancy Douthett Dale Downey Brenda Dulaney Greg Duncan Brad Dunn Kris Elliott Tony Erwin John Eubanks Troy Euton Michael Evans Ten Evans Sondra Fannin Ellen Farley Nick Farrar Lauren Fawcett Mark Fenik Terri Fenwick Trudi Flaker Tammy Folden Mike Foster Shannon Ghilom Lora Gillespie Randy Goff Joy Gray On lookers at a girls basketball game are Phoebe Dearing and Cindy Dorsey. Soph. 71 Kelli Green Melody Greene Rhonda Gussler John Hale Charlotte Hall Harold Henderson Roy Hickman Steven Himebrick Beth Hogue Lou Ann Hoover Terri Hothman Ed Houstan Carolyn Howell Charles Hughes Lynn Humphreys Kent Ireland Rebecca Israel Gregg Jones Hope Jones Kathy Juhasz Larry Kidd Lonnie Kidd Tracy Kidd - • • Tim Hall Tami Haller Christine Hammer Scott Hansgen Jim Harman Regina Harter Lynn Hatfield Camala Hendershot El Xi i Brent Jenkins Kevin Jenkins Michelle Jenkins Ronna Jenkins Carla Johnson David Jones Debbie Jones Faith Jones 72 Sophomores John McCoy Keith McCoy Carol McFadden Donny McGhee Kelli McGhee David McKenzie Dan McMann Brian McWhorter Jeff Massay Butch Kight Ed King Pat Lancaster Dawn Landrum Lisa Landrum Marsha Landrum Kim Leach Lisa Leach Rocky Leach Tami Leach Patty McCormick Ramona McCormick Ramie Meyers Doug Miller Karen Miller Tammy Miller James Mitrikov Jeff Moore Doug Morris Kristy Morris Robert Naugle Kevin Nelson Sherry Newkirk Jim Nichols Soph. 73 Kim Nichols Jim Norman Herb Osborne Larry Osborne Linda Osborne Stacey Ousley Angie Pelfrey Clyde Pendleton Tawana Perry Kathy Pettit Anthony Phillips Steve Phipps Tod Phipps Charma Powell Jack Preston Ronald Queen Teresa Radabaugh Imagene Rafferty Pat Rafferty Brenda Reed Carl Riegel Dave Mercer caught in a smile during lunchtime. Derrick Riegel Dwight Riegel Jamie Riley Anna Romeo Gene Roose Gene Rouse Robin Rowland Gary Scott Mark Scurlock Regina Shelton Beth Sheward David Shoemaker Tim Shook David Short Rebecca Sickles Ronda Sickles Lisa Siders Jeanne Sites 74 Soph. Mary Ann Worthington Tim Yeager Brian Yinger Steven Zimmerly With both hands, John Eubanks enjoys the Pep Band Pizza Party. Sam Smith Bunny Snyder Leona Snyder Patty Snyder Sabrina Snyder Samuel Spencer Karla Stover Angie Sturgill Barry Sturgill Barb Swan Rick Talon Randy Tennant Roger Tennant Lisa Tipton Mac Trace Erin Trimble Randy Van Fossan Kim Walker Dee Warrens Kathy White Jim White Kaye Whited Jim Wickline Jeff Wilbur Karen Wilburn Debbie Wills Cindy Wilson Penelope Wilson Susan Wolford Sonya Wood Soph. 75 Jeff Adams Scotty Adams Duane Adkins Jeff Adkins Mike Albert Allyson Aldridge Carl Angel Becky Arnold Susan Arthur John Ashley Patty Baker Glema Barker Marty Barnes Rod Barnett Tim Bartlett Brian Bays Lori Bennett Lee Roy Bentley Kristen Bevins Jeff Biggs Rick Bmgmen Allison Blair Pam Bloss Loren Bocock Ricky Boggs Clyde Bolen Kim Boroff Dwayne Boswell Cory Bowen Kathy Brown 76 Freshmen Krista Brown Roberta Browning Kim Bruch Kim Call Tom Callahan Shannon Cameron Kelly Canter Denise Cantor Kim Carter Tammy Carter Nancy Jo Christian Becky Clark Todd Clark Marvin Cline J. T. Coleman Allen Collins Becky Conlin Sable Cook Marion Coon Janice Corder Mitch Costilow Shawn Coyan Brian Crabtree Connie Crabtree Gema Crabtree Robin Crabtree Kelli Crace Donna Cruse Robert Culwell Mike Dalton John Damles Amy Davis Chris Davis Todd Davis Freshmen 77 Bob Dawson James Dawson Avonelle Dearmg Pheobe Dearmg Lisa Dearth Chris Dempsey Chuck Dempsey Debbie Dempsey Steve Denney Bryan Dixon Tim Dobbins Cindy Dorsey Chuck Drew Jackie Duhl Jerry Durham Marty Elkins Deidre Evans Sharon Exlme Kevin Farrar Dave Finley Elsie Fisher Frank Fisher Curtis Foreman Kenneth Foreman Lisa Forshey Michael Foster Louise Frye Robert Lee Fulton Jr. Tina Gibson Gloria Gilliland Wayne Gladman Mark Gleaves Glen Goble Steve Graham Loretta Graves Mary Ann Gray Karen Greever Petey Grillo Marty Grimes Roy Grooms 78 Freshmen 80 Freshmen Kristi Landrum Randy Landrum Sandi Landrum Sandy Langley Stefame Lanier Craig Laughlen Marsha Leach Shellie Leach Tim Leach Melody Lewis Janna Ley Ellen Luster Bill Lyon Glenn McCalister Sheila McCalister Danny McCarty Kim McCoy Bill McCumber Pat Mannering Mary Marck Kevin Markin Lisa Maskew Bill Mercer Carl Mercer Pam Mercer Dianna Meredith Kevin Meredith Robin Meyer Greg Miller Keith Miller Rena Miller Tommy Miller Anthony Mitrika Eric Moore Thurman Moore Kelly Morris Brian Neal Eddie Nelson Wayne Newsom Jackie Newsome Lisa Newsome Cynthia Niehoff Bill Nutt Brian Oiler Pat Osborne Maria Pakush Mitzi Parker Ron Patton Bryn Payne Keith Pemx Debra Perkins Teresa Perry Jim Pierce Mike Pierpoint Sam Poetker Jerry Dale Post Eva Joy Rafferty Michele Rhea Brent Richards Sarah Robbins Terry Roberts Danny Robinson Kelly Salyers Lorie Sammons Tonda Scarbury Chuck Scott Row Scott Angela Sexton Joyce Shaffer Peggy Sharp Loren Shreve Jim Sickles Freshmen Pam Siders Bill Skaggs Teresa Skaggs Jay Sleich Brian Smith Julia Smith Tina Smith Dorrame Spencer Esther Spencer Richard Spires Ronnie Spires Jay Sprouce Tim Stephens Kenneth Stepp Jon Strawser Dennis Sturgill Greg Sturgill Mike Swing Mark Tackett Bryn Taylor Sean Taylor Roger Tennett James Thomas Donnie Thornsberry Rhonda Timmons 82 Freshmen Willis Tomblm Kyle Topping Carol Trace Doug Trent Ray Varcalle Richard Vodakm Jim Waldron Patty Walker Brian Waugh Hope Waugh Larry Waugh Curtis Welch Edna Weston Donna Whited Mike White Penn White Shelly White Stephen Williams Joe Willis Bill Wolford Connie Wooten Mike Wyant Jim Wyatt Pam Wyatt Kevin Yerian Freshmen 83 Wesley Kearns Lori Aldrige Charles Anders Sandy Bachtel Brian Bapst Mary Barlow Teresa Barnes Micheal Bays Cliff Beatty John Bishop Bill Blackburd Harry Bonds Valerie Boroff Crystal Bowen Dolly Bowling Vincent Bowling Kevin Bowman Tom Brandt Angela Brown Tonya Brown Callie Burch Kevin Butts Jerry Caldwell Jessica Caldwell Teresa Caldwell Elizabeth Callahan Lillian Cameron During a magic show held for grades seven, eight, and nine, Deidra Coppoch was called up on stage to assist in a magic trick. 84 8th Buddy Campbell Robert Campbell Lisa Canter Dewey Cantor Roger Cantor Ruth Cassidy Larry Chapman Bruce Clark Christine Clark James Clark Beverly Clarkson Jon Clay Lily Clay Deanne Cline Andrew Cohen Brian Coleman Mechelle Colman Raymond Copas Deidra Coppock Jen Cox Nancy Coyan Billy Crace Barry Davis Deidra Davis Jeff Davis David Deanng Teresa Delong Aaron Denny Robert Dennison Brady Douthett Ruth Dowler David Downey Kim Duhl Thomas Duncan Dale Durham Frank Edgmgton Brett Eisnaugle Eric Eldridge Tina Ervin Lisa Evans Todd Faulkner David Fenwick Raymond Folden Ronald Franklin Karen Freeland James Fulton Mike Graves Kim Gray 8 th 85 Top right: Jr. High lunch hour seems to be a time of getting together for numerous conversations. Missy Griffiths Rick Grooms Connie Grover Floyd Hacker Paul Haddox Nina Hager Lisa Hall Darla Hamilton Theresa Hamilton Blame Hanning Larry Harmon Joey Harrison Sherry Hatfield Mark Haynes Charles Hickman Debbie Hickman Greg Hill Carla Hively Lori Holbrook Tommy Hughes Dexter Hughs Kelly Jackson Becky Jennings Dedra Jordan Brad Kearns Scott Kight Barbara King Burt Kisor John Lambert Althea Lane Kim Langley Bobbi Leach Bryan Leach Donna Leach Teresa D. Leach Jim S. Leonard Mark Logan Gary McDaniel Kathy McGhee 86 8th Roger McGhee Jim Mahoney Donna Malone George Malone Kathy Malone Kim Malone Megan Malone Mike Marck Zona Marcum Greg Massay Mike Massay Danny Mercer Kevin Mercer Baron Miller Sarah Moon Cathy Moore Kelly Jo Moore Timothy Mitrokvo Greg Muffley Jeff W. Mullen Jeff Mullins Mechelle Mullins Ronda Mullins Shelley Mullins Susan Myers Donna Mynes Edwmg Nelson Kenny Newsom Laura Newsome Le Anne Nichols Marvin Ogier Paul Opphile Paula Orender Katherine Osborne Larry Osborne Mary Osborne Dawn Owens Anna Patton Joan Pakush Bottom left: Taking time out from school work is Baron Miller with a big smile for the photographer. 8th 87 Tim Pierce Angela Powell Doug Prater John Price David Prione Melissa Rafferty Jewell Ragland Tina Ragland Sophia Ragland Gloria Ray Grace Ray Ron Ray Jack Riley Linda Riley Lora Riley Debbie Rinehart Richard Roach Lacida Rose Kim Ross Beth Rowland Cecil Rowland Raleigh Scott Bernard Sharp Teena Shook Janitith Sickles Heidi Simpson Paul Sites Anna Smith Jackie Smith Betty Snyder Willie Steele Yvetta Steele Bobbi Storer Top right: The 8th graders are having the Cognitive Abilities Test administered to them by guidance counselor, Tom Perry. 88 8th Lori Sturgill Brian Swaney Richard Sweeney Peggy Tennant Tammy Thompson Jeff Tipton Kirk Trace Ruth Turner Renee Varcalle Margo Walker Mike Waugh Steve Walker Middle: At the Jr. High Christmas Assembly a group song was sung by Teena Shook, Kim Langley, Jean Pakush, Tina Rag land, Lynn Rose, and Kim Gray. Carl E. White Jeff White Lome White Trisha White Nanette Wickline Steven Wills Chad Willis Charles Wilson Jamie Wolfe Cheri Wolford Robby Wolford Rebekah Wright 8th 89 Deborah Aldridge Missy Armstrong Cindy Arnold Kathy Arthur Jodi Artis Eric Binion Malinda Boggs Don Bolen Janet Bolen Barbara Britton John Brunton Randy Burton Lori Callahan Melissa Carter Melissa Causey Stacey Cavey Melissa Chandler Jeff Cipley Chris Clark Shauna Cochran Gil Coleman Missy Coll Keith Coon Aaron Coyan Doug Crabtree Patty Crawford Jeffrey Dalton Kim Davis Mark Dawson Angie Dempsy 90 7th Bill Denney Mike Depue Mary Lou Dowdar Dorothy Duhl Ronald Duncan Todd Durham Saperina Elkins David Ewing Andy Exline Penny Fannin Pam Fassler Stephanie Fenik Cherie Ferris Alice Fisher Marlene Fisher Marla Folden Mary Folden Randy Folden Charles Fox Jodi Frye David Gilliland Patricia Gilliland Gary Gjurecech John Griffiths Missy Grimes Melinda Haddox Melissa Haddox Marsha Hall Missy Harrison Robin Hickey 7th 91 Dean Hickman Jesse Hill Lori Hill Steven Howard Louanna Hubbard Randy Hubbard Darrin Hughes Phil Hughes Kelli Humphreys Sara Humphreys Stephanie Hunter Julie Hyden Dorthy Jackson Neil Jackson Shannon Janney Brad Jenkins Marlena Jennings Russell Johnson Kelly Jones Rhonda Jones Laura Karasek Mike Keebn Peggy Kidd Vernon Kille Tammy King Troy Kingrey Lisa Kuhn Rhonda Lambert Scott Lambert David Landrum 92 7th Geri Landrum Helena Lawson Betty Leach John Lewis Michael Mallamaci David Maskew Kim Massay Dan Miller Rod Miller David Moore Greg Moore Melody Moore Todd Mossman Donna Mullins Pat McClurg Brad McCorkle Tom McDaniel Kenny McGhee Tiny Newman Jeff Nichols Keven Nichols Greg Niehoff Vickie Norman Dennis Oliver Julie Osborne Megan Payne Angie Parks Delores Pemx Ed Pittenger Brad Poe Tim Preston Emilia Protich 7 th 93 Margaret Ann Ramey Jim Rasp Damon Ray Karen Rhea David Rhinehart Eric Richards Alan Riegel Patti Riffell Jim Riffle Sharon Robinson Timothy Rouse John Rupert Paul Rupert Denise Saffell Melissa Salyers Dora Scott Tammy Scott Emary Sears Darnel Sharp Angie Sheets Pam Shumate Cheryl Sickles Lori Simmons Kim Simpson Jeffery Smith John Smith Randy Smith Regina Souders Regina Sowers Dannetta Spencer 94 7th Jennie Spriggs Pat Stevens Sherm Stevenson Tammy Stiffler Cheryl Swaney Sandy Sweeney Lori Tabor Leslie Taylor Terri Thompson Karen Trent Ruth Walters Kevin Waugh Lori Waugh Chris Waulk Missy Webb Kelli White Peggy Wildman Kim Wiley Steve Williams Todd Willis Bob Wills Ruth Wood Sherri Lynn Wood Maria Woodard Cindy Lou Wyant Scott Wyant Ronnie Yates 7th 95 96 Sports J979-1980 Jackson High School Cheerleaders Junior High Freshmen JR. HIGH Top to Bottom: Kelly Jo Moore. Stepha nie Femk. Renee Varcalle, Kim Wiley. Lori Simmons. Left: Geri Cox. Right: Shelley Mullens. FRESHMEN Left to Right: Kim Boroff, Staphame Lanier, Becky Clark, Melody Lewis, Sandy Langley, and Lisa Humphreys. Jr. High and Freshman Cheerleaders 97 JUNIOR VARSITY Mary Ann Worthington Charlotte Hall Nancy Douthett Kelli Green Ellen Farley Dawn Landrum VARSITY Robin Moore (Sr.) Sharon Ragland (Sr.) Jonda Joseph Jami Cox Kathy Cooper (Sr.) Brenda Pauley ADVISOR Miss Alyce Smith MASCOT Mimi Tipton Varsity and Junior Varsity 98 Jr. Varsity and Varsity Cheerleaders Tennis When the practice started for the Girl's Tennis Team many new faces were on the court, including coach Mary Christman. Seven girls came out for the first time and only four returners. The team traveled to the sectional tournament held in Lancaster in which Kara Buchanan advanced to the third round. In the Ohio Coaches Tournament, Jackson drew a bye in the first round, then was quickly defeated by Bexley in the second round. Far top: Really get ting into the swing of things is Bernie Newsom. Top left: Working up some strategy is coach Mary Christman. Left: In graceful form is Daphne Underwood. Following through with her eye on the ball is Robin Kohn. Senior Sherri Wickline returns the ball during a close match. Far left: Picking up a few pointers are Tonda Scarbury and Cathy Brown. Above: Swinging with her powerful forehand is Kara Buchanan. Right: Leaving the court with smiles of victory are Jane Poetker, Tawana Perry, and Carla Cooper. Us Them Opponent 0 5 Umoto 1 4 Logan 5 0 Logan Elm 1 4 Portsmouth 2 3 Bishop Flaget 2 3 Circleville 4 1 Greenfield 1 4 Bishop Flaget 1 4 Logan 0 5 Portsmouth 5 0 Greenfield 1 4 Umoto 4 1 Circleville 5 0 Logan Elm Tennis 99 Receiving the ball is a hard job when C. Leach, C. Dorsey and A. Davis all want it. Whose was it? Only C. Wilson, S. Mercer, and A. Pelfrey know the answer to that one. Team morale is a first on the floor, and Coach Erwin does her best to get ours going. J. V. Record 7 5 Overall 3-3 League JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Kathy Juhasz, Kim Walker, Jackie Coyan, Mary Marck, Cindy Wilson. Back Row: Coach Paula Erwin, Tami Haller, Amy Davis, Cindy Dorsey, Susan Mercer, Crystal Riley, Angie Sexton, Angie Pelfrey. 100 Volleyball Coach Dorsey explains the strategy for the game as A. Fouty listens attentively. Volleyball This year's Girls Volleyball team has certainly done their share of putting the small school of Jackson High on the map of competitive teams. All their hard practices and the support and dedication which they showed for the team finally paid off, as the Iron-girls’ won their way up to the Regionals, but unfortunately, to face defeat. Junior Varsity did their share this year by also having their best team record ever here at Jackson. This year we had Tri-Captains. They were Sheryl Massay, Cathy Marck, and Angie Fouty. Sheryl Massay was named to the first squad of the SEOAL volleyball team while Cathy Marck was named to the second and Angie Fouty received honorable mention honors. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Coach Paula Erwin, Angle Fouty, Sheryl Massay, Cathy Marck, Coach Chuck Dorsey. Back Row: Cindy Dorsey, Cheryl Leach, Tami Haller, Kathy Juhasz, Kim Walker, and Amy Davis. Volleyball 101 102 Golf The Golf Team under first year coach John Lloyd finished the year with a 17-25 record. This record placed the team 5th in the league standings. At the league tournament in Waverly, the Ironmen finished 5th after losing a sudden-death playoff with Meigs. However, Senior Tony Verian was able to score a hole-in-one. Tony Verian was low medalist and winner of the low putt award was Sophomore, Jeff Moore. GOLF Front Row: Tim Shook, Jeff Wilbur, Doug Miller, Ed King. Back Row: Jeff Moore, Tony Yerian, Steve Haynes, and Coach John Lloyd. Apparently, the dreaded Sand Trap” seems to be creating a problem for Doug Miller. Starting the Jackson Invitational is Coach Al Burger with Jackson Team members in the background. Cross Country The J.H.S. Cross Country Team's high point of the season came when Senior Sandy Osborne, the only female on this year’s team, finished 9th in the Girl’s Sectional-District and qualified for the Girl’s State meet. She was also the first runner to qualify from Jackson for State Cross Country competition. The team went on to place 6th in the League Meet and 11th in the Sectional District. The team posted a 16-55 record, with 8 veterans returning with 4 rookies. CROSSCOUNTRY RUNNERS Row 1: Rocky Leach, Brent Richards, Bill Nutt. Row 2: Robert Naugle, David Britt, Tim Yeager, David Mercer. Row 3: Mike DeMent, Sandy Osborne, Sam Brackman, Mike Leach, Kevin Jenkins, and Coach Jack Handley. The 1979 Fall Sports Banquet honored various athletes for outstanding participation in their sports. Volleyball had the spotlight season by traveling to Regional competition. Cross Country sent its 1st female, Sandy Osborne, to state competition. Golfs’ Hole-in-1, Tony Yerian, did it again this year. Tennis reports a rebuilding year. GIRL’S TENNIS Girl’s Tennis awards went to Kara Buchanan for MVP, Sherri Wickline Hustle and Captains’ Awards, Bernie Newsome with Captain Award, and Tawana Perry the MIP. CROSSCOUNTRY Dave Britt received the MVP award, with Mike Leach awarded Cap tains’ award and Tim Yeager receiving MIP. GOLF MVP and Captain for the golf team was Tony Yerian, who also received his 2nd Hole-in 1 award. Jeff Moore was honored with low putt medalist award. VOLLEYBALL Sheryl Massay was awarded Co-MVP award along with Captains’ Award, Cathy Marck received the same awards; Angie Fouty received Captains' award. All three received SEOAL standings. 104 Fall Sports Banquet Freshman Far left: Before a home game, the Freshmen break through the door to victory. Top right: Showing their talents are the Freshmen during a home game. Middle: J. T. Coleman shows some of the team spirit. Offensive line moves into action. Above: Everyone watches as fellow teammates move on down the field. Us Them Opponent 0 25 1 ronton 0 25 Gallipolis 12 6 Waverly 14 12 Athens 0 21 Point Pleasant ow 1: Bill Lyons, Tom Callahan, Jeff Adams, Tim Bartlett, Jay Gleich, Ray Varcalle, Larry Waugh. Row 2: am Poetker, J. T. Coleman. Tim Stephens, Kevin Meredith, Mike Wyant, Allen Collins, Tod Davis. Row 3: : n Strawser, Jon Daniels, Brian Neal, Bryan Dixon, Shawn Coyan. Frosh Football 105 Sevenih Row 1: Damen Ray, Randy Smith, Sherm Stevenson, Scott Wyant, Steve Williams, Jeff Smith, Chris Waulk, Doug Crabtree. Row 2: Brad Jenkins, Greg Moore, David Landrum, Pat Stevens, Troy Kin grey, Jon Griffiths, David Moore, Brad McCorkle, Dan Sharp. Row 3: John Brunton, Randy Folden, Pat McClurg, Kelly Jones, Bernard Sharp, Steve Howard, Rod Miller, Brad Poe, Coach Prater, Chris Wolford, Eric Richards, Coach Armstrong, Eric Binion, Scott Lambert. Top right: While helmets crash, the Jr. High Ironmen show their stuff. Right: The Jr. High offen sive line prepares to set up for the next play. Us Them Opponent 0 14 Ironton 24 14 Gallipolis 0 12 Waverly 8 20 Athens 6 14 Point Pleasant 48 0 Logan 46 0 Wellston Row 1: Mark Haynes, Frank Edgmgton, Jon Clay, Jeff Davis, Dewy Cantor. Row 2: George Malone, Brady Douthett, Mike Massay, Jeff E. Mullins, John Price, Kenny Newsom, Rob Wolford, Joey Wyant. Row 3: Paul Sites, Roy Ray, Jeff W. Mullins, Tom Duncan, Barren Miller, Steve Walker, Roger Cantor, Brian Wyant, Scott Kight. Row 4: Coach Armstrong, Chris Wolford, Eric Richards, Coach Armstrong. Absent: Wes Kearns. 106 Jr. High Football VARSITY Us Them Opponent 3 0 Portsmouth 7 18 Wheelersburg 25 0 Greenfield 14 7 Gallipolis 25 6 Waverly 20 8 Athens 20 16 Logan 28 7 Wellston 0 7 Ironton J.V. Us Them Opponent 14 28 Gallipolis 0 0 Waverly 14 6 Athens 12 12 Logan Left: SENIOR CO-CAPTAINS: Dobie Wyant, Chuck Reis-inger, and Brian Landrum. Below: SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE TEAM: Jeff Bolen, Howard Reed, Tom Stiffler, Greg Erwin, Dobie Wyant, Karl Newsome, Chuck Reisinger, Brian Landrum. Mark Jenkins, Keith Wasmer, Jim Ste phens, Beau Cosby, Jim D. Brown, Dale Evans. Row 1: Karl Newsome, Mark Jenkins, Dale Evans, Dobie Wyant, Chuck Reisinger, Brian Landrum, Jim D. Brown, Beau Cosby, Jim Ste vens. Howard Reed. Row 2: Norm Ragland. Greg Erwin, Jeff Bolen, Keith Wasmer, Pat Reed, Todd Luster, Beau Carper, Randy Dunn, Tom Stiffler, Craig Souders. Row 3: Randy Williams, Nick Marck, Dave Fouty, Greg Duncan, John Morrow, Ricky Milburn, Dan Morris, Mark Hammond, Chris Coll. Row 4: Tim Muffley, Jeff Massay, John Hale. Matt Bonzo, Randy Goff, Troy Euton, Kevin Curtis, Kevin Nel son. Row 5: Chuck Meadows, Jim White, Mark Fenik, Steve Osborne, Chip Alford, Larry Kidd, Steve Phipps. Row 6: Coach Adsit, Coach Riffey, Coach Morrow, Coach Yeager, and Mr. Haller. Football 107 Fighting Ironmen Those rough, long two-a-day practices and the many hours spent after school sure paid off for the mighty Jackson Ironmen, as they achieved a 2nd place in the SEOAL league. The Ironmen were tied for first with Ironton as they went into the final game, but at the end of the game the score was Jackson 0 and Ironton 7. Although there were quite a few injured players throughout the season, the team still played strong. Head Coach, Terry Adsit, worked the team hard and they played a very strong offensive and defensive game and showed a lot of speed and’strength. This year’s Captains were Seniors Brian Landrum, Dobie Wyant, and Chuck Reisinger. These three players had great spirit and proved to be essential players. Before the season started, there were a lot of skepticals saying that Jackson would be lucky to win one game. Well, with the help of a whole lot of support from everyone, the Iron-men proved them wrong. 108 Football Top: The Ironmen Defense pour it on during the Ironton game. Left top: Avoiding a tackle, Mark Jenkins runs for a touchdown. Far left: Brian Landrum shows his stuff with another touchdown. Left: Sr. Chuck Reisinger makes his way through the spirit tunnel. Top: With helmets crashing the mighty Iron-men push for yardage. Left: The water pump came in use a lot as Brian Land rum demon strates above. Above: The Jack-son Ironmen come onto the field with the enthusiasm of a winning team. Football 109 Fall Football Banquet At the end of Jackson’s victorious football season which gave them 2nd in the SEOAL, the annual banquet was held in honor of the team. It turned out to be a memorable event as team and All-League Awards were presented by the coaches. Jackson players were also recognized for their successful Weight-A-Thon program. Head Coach Terry Adsit received an award for being Coach of the Year in the SEOAL. With the ability of all the coaches and great school support, the Jackson Ironmen Football Team had a very good year. Brian Landrum was presented with MVP of the team and of SEOAL, Co Battered Hat Award, Best Offensive Back, and 2nd in Weight-A-Thon. Dobie Wyant received the Captain’s Award presented to him by Coach Adsit and was chosen for All-League Honorable Mention. Award winners at the 1979 Football Banquet were: Row 1, L to R: Dave Fouty, Brian Landrum, Norm Ragland, Mark Hammond. Row 2: Dale Evans, Mark Jenkins, Karl Newsome, and Chuck Reismger. Best Defensive Back and a position on 1 st team SEOAL was awarded to Dave Fouty. Tim Muffley was recognized for his participation on the team. Coach Yeager presents the Best Defensive Line Award to Dale Evans. 110 Football Banquet JV Basketball The 1979-80 J.V. Basketball Team, under the direction of Coach Steve Walburn, had a trying but learning season. The team consisted of two freshmen and six sophomores. With the two freshmen starting, the Ironmen had a young look and were not blessed with outstanding height. It was their defensive plays, hustle, and team spirit that gave the team their honors. Top left: Todd Davis and Chuck Meadows keep in close contact with their opponent. Middle left: Jumping high for the bas ketball is No. 14, Todd Davis. Bottom right: Hoping to increase the score on the board is Doug Morris as he shoots the ball. Members of the JV Team are Mike Biggs, Doug Morris, Todd Davis, Mark Fenik, Larry Kidd, Allen Collins, Chuck Meadows, Doug Miller, Kevin Nelson, and Coach Walburn. J.V. Basketball 11 I Varsity Basketball The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball team celebrated their season with a great learning and playing experience, against some of the toughest teams ever faced in SEOAL competition. The young Ironmen were led by the expertise command of co-captains Norm Sydow and Kevin Barnett, along with Seniors Larry Ghearing and Bruce Neal. The Ironmen won three games hands down to a trial and error effort of 18 losses. The Ironmen defeated the Marauders of Meigs once and the Logan Chieftans twice. The Ironmen being a young team learned sportsmanship, poise, and better techniques to master the court and supply next year’s team with talent and experience. Below left: Mr Clutch, Alias Norm Sydow, setting up for another play. Below: Sitting down on the job is John Hale trying to get a pass off. Bottom left: During pre game Bruce Neal warms up with a lay-up. Bottom right: Moving in on the rebound is Junior Rick Milburn. 112 V. Basketball Front Row: Coach Burger, Bruce Neal, Matt Bonzo, John Morrow. John Hale, Mike Davis, Chris Coll, and Manager Berme Sharp. Back Row: Coach Knight, Randy Williams Kevin Barnett, Rick Milburn. Norm Sydow, Larry Ghearing, Craig Souders and Coach Walburn. Top right: Using his powerful defense techniques is Larry Ghearing. Middle left: Senior members of the varsity team are: Bruce Neal, Kevin Barnett, Norm Sydow and Larry Ghearing. Middle right: 1979-80 co captains are Kevin Barnett and Norm Sydow. Bottom right: Kevin Barnett is center court with his parents during half time ceremonies. Us Them Opponent 46 58 Minford 51 73 Waverly 45 69 Ironton 47 80 Wheelersburg 36 67 Athens 39 69 Wellston 38 69 Portsmouth 53 64 Gallipolis 52 58 Vinton County 56 42 Logan 44 40 Meigs 51 63 Waverly 34 60 Ironton 40 47 Athens 54 58 Vinton County 59 69 Rock Hill 62 84 Wellston 47 65 Gallipolis 49 41 Logan 49 52 Meigs V. Basketball 11 3 Frosh Basketball Top left: As the clock ticks to the end of the JacksonMeigs freshman game, Marty Grimes leaps to shoot the hoop. Top right: Sam Poetker is airbound, clutching the ball from a rebound. Middle left: There is a mad scramble for the rebound, with the Ironmen finally receiving the ball. Middle right: Freshman Bryan Dixon does some fancy legwork out on Jackson’s home court. Bottom: Rod Barnett crouches in defense, ready to spring to steal the ball. FROSH BASKETBALL L R: Marty Grimes, Stan Steppe, Brian Neal, George Muncy, Tommy Miller, Mark Gleaves, Shawn Coyan, Ben Jones, Tim Barlett, Tom Callahan, Rod Barnett, Tim Dobbins, Coach Morrow. Not Pictured: Sam Poetker, Bryan Dixon. 114 Frosh Basketball 7th Grade Basketball Team L R: Jeff Smith, Sherm Stevenson, Brad McCorkle. Chris Waulk, Doug Crabtree. Steve Wil hams, Randy Smith, John Lewis. Top: Manager Greg Moore, Aaron Coyan, David Moore, Rod Miller, Eric Richards. Pat Stevens, Troy Kmgrey, Brad Poe. Coach Maurice Napper Us Them 48 25 67 36 44 45 44 46 39 20 36 33 51 35 56 41 25 41 31 34 50 35 32 16 31 56 Opponent Oak Hill Eastern Athens Wellston Vinton County Gallipolis Eastern Gallipolis Athens Wellston Oak Hill Logan Middle left: Rod Miller starts off the team with an energetic high jump Middle right: Something caught the eyes of the Ironmen during a warm up session. Bot tom right: The camera catches a worried coach Napper consulting Rod Miller dur mg a game. Bottom: L R: Kenny Newsome, Steve Walker, Brett Eisnaugle, Larry Chapman, Joey Wyant, Mark Haynes, John Price. Top. Coach Al Riffey. Jon Clay. Frank Edgington, Scott Kight, Mike Massay, Cliff Beatty, Baron Miller. Jr. High Basketball 1 I 5 Girl's Basketball With only one returning Senior and many young starters. Coach Dorsey had to do extensive training to get the team going. This may have been a disadvantage but next year they will be ready to play with experience. The team’s strongest player seems to be junior Rose Stiffler. She received an appointment to Second team SEOAL. Also receiving league standing was senior Sheryl Massay with an Honorable Mention. Jr. Varsity Heidi Simpson jumps for control of the ball. Carol McFadden proves her ineptness in foul shooting and jumping for the ball. The team members listen attentively during a time out as Coach Dorsey presents the Irongirl strategy for the game. JR. VARSITY Front Row: Mgrs. Kim Simpson, Margaret Ramey. Back Row: Coach Dorsey, Ruth DeLong, Donna Cruse, Heidi Simpson, Brenda Reed, Cheryl Biggs, Carol McFadden, Val Anderson. Girl's Basketball Gift's Basketball Varsify Sheryl Massay adds to the score for the Irongirls with a swooshing foul shot. Hanging Ten during warmups is Kathy Juhasz. The Irongirls battle for the ball as they try for another win. While the others practice shooting Rose Stiffler and Tawana Perry pass off the ball. I tn P U . , VMnOI I T io n. Kathy Juhasz, Amy Davis, Cindy Dorsey, Tawana Perry, Rose Stiffler, Sable Cook, Sheryl iviassay. Coach Dorsey. Warm up shots help Tawana Perry loo sen up before the game. Girl's Basketball 11 7 Basketball Banquet The 1979-80 Basketball Banquet is held annually at JHS to recognize both boy and girl basketball players, coaches, and cheerleaders of grades 7-12. Within both Varsity teams, trophies are presented to deserving players and Juniors are presented their letters. Varsity boys receiving trophies were John Morrow — Mr. Hustle Award; Kevin Barnett — Co-Captain; Larry Ghearing — O.R. Henry Award and Most Improved Player; and Norm Sydow — Co-Captain, Most Valuable Player, Second Team All-League, Top Rebounder, Best Free Throw, and Best Offensive Player. Varsity girls receiving awards were: Kathy Juhasz — Most Improved; Rose Stiffler — Most Valuable Player; Sheryl Massay — Captain, Top Rebounder, Best Foul Shooter, Honorable Mention All-League. Top left: Boys Varsity Trophy Winners were Kevin Barnett, Norm Sydow, and Larry Ghearing. Top right: Receiving the O.R. Henry Award is Senior Larry Ghearing. Middle left: Junior John Morrow received the Mr. Hustle Award. Middle right: Girls Varsity Trophy winners were Rose Stiffler, Kathy Juhasz, and Sheryl Massay. Right: Girls Most Improved Player Kathy Juhasz received her trophy from Coach Dorsey. 118 Basketball Banquet Junior Varsiiy Baseball Front: Marty Grimes and Brian Smith. Back: Coach Bob Kight, Eric Coyan. Bryan Dixon, Mark Gleaves, Jay Gleich. Todd Davis, Jeff Coyan, Tim Bartlett, and Statistician Teri Evans. J V Baseball Final Sfanding 9-3 Junior Varsity Baseball 11 9 Varsity Baseball Row 1: Berme Sharp (BBoy), Tim Hall (Manager), Dobie Wyant, Jerry Manering, Bill Culwell, Brian Swann, Mark Jenkins, Bo Cosby, Karl Newsom, Kenny Newsom (BBoy), Kevin Williams (BBoy). Row 2: Coach Dick Haller, Brian Wood, Dave Fouty, Tim Creameans, Tim Shook, Greg Duncan, Kenny Moon. Randy Williams, Chris Coll. Rick Milburn, Todd Luster. John Hale, Allen Collins, Coach Terry Adsit. Varsity Baseball 121 On Friday, May 16, the Boys Tennis Team began Class AA Sectional Tourney play with sixteen other teams. The final standing for the 1979-80 season was 9-11. Front: Troy Euton, Kevin Curtis, Stan Stepp, Scott Massie, Swight Riegel. Back: Doug Miller, Terry Roberts, Mike Davis, Doug Morris, Coach Dan Morrow. 122 Boys Tennis Boys Tennis Girls Softball Front: Coach Mary Christman, Anne Greene, Lou Ann Chapman, Cathy Marck, Tilda Fannin, Coach Paula Erwin. Back: Shellie Naugle (manager), Rhonda Sickles, Paula Exlme, Cindy Wilson, Alice Clark, Tami Miller, Rose Stiffler, Robin Cruse, Tawana Perry, Carla Jordan, Sondra Fannin, Ruth DeLong, and manager Kevin Erwin. Girls Softball Final Standing 14-7 Girls Softball 123 Boys Track The boys track team finished their season with a record of 0-7 in dual and tri meets. They received 4th place at the Mingo Relays held at Logan in which the hurdles shuttle relay team of Bruce Neal, Jim D. Brown, Scott Curtis, and Mark Fenik took first place. Other finishes for the Ironmen included 7th at the Bulldog Relays held in Athens, and 7th at the SEOAL League Meet held at Ironton. They also placed 8th at the Chillicothe Festival and 13th at the OHHS Invitational. In the sectional meet at Ironton, one Ironman qualified for the District. Bruce Neal took second in the long jump with a leap of 19'9‘ 2 . The 1600 m relay team of Tim Muffley, Matt Bonzo, Kevin Nelson, and Scott Curtis took 4th. Curtis took 5th in 300 m low hurdles, setting a new record. Mike Leach was 5th in the 3200 m run, and Matt Bonzo was 5th in the 400 m. In the District Meet at Bellaire, Bruce Neal finished 8th place in the long jump. Award winners were Tim Muffley and Mike Leach — Co-MVP’s, Bruce Neal — Captain, and Scott Curtis — Most Improved. Row 1: Mike Dement, Glen Goble, Brent Richards, Rocky Leach, Jeff Adams, Ray Var calle, Randy Goff, Dave Ferris, Kevin Nelson, Tim Ste phens, David Britt, Chris Davis. Row 2: Coach Armstrong, Coach Yeager, Jon Strawser, Jerry Chapman, Kevin Jenkins, Tim Muff ley. Matt Bonzo, Mark Fenik, Craig Souders, Randy Dunn, Jim Brown, Scott Curtis, Steve Phipps, Mike Leach, David Mercer, Sam Brackman, Bruce Neal, Coach Riffey. 124 Boys Track Girls Track The girls track team completed an excellent season this year. They posted a victory at the Oak Hill Invitational which was run in the pouring rain with some 15 teams present. The Irongirls also received second place at the SEOAL League meet held at Athens. In another good showing they took a third place at the Mmford Invitational in which 17 teams competed. In the sectional Meet held at Ironton the girls tied for third overall and qualified three individuals and three relay teams for District competition. These included Brenda Reed (3rd — 400m), Kit Fleming (2nd — 100m low hurdles), Becky Arnold (3rd — 1600m), the 1600 m relay team (1st), 3200 m relay team (3rd), and 800 m relay team (2nd). These individuals and teams went on to the District meet and received several awards. The mile relay team placed 3rd and qualified for the State Meet. The relay team (1600 m) traveled to Columbus and finished 13th in the state. Members of the team included Kit Fleming, Diane Biggs, Tami Haller, and Brenda Reed. Mrs. Debby Crabtree was Girls Track Coach with Coaches Riffey, Yeager, and Armstrong. Award winners were Kit Fleming — MVP and Captain and Cheryl Biggs — Most Improved. TEAM MEMBERS Front: Kim Boroff, Diane Biggs, Becky Arnold, Beth Sheward, Sharon Speakman, Colleen Bentley, Jana ley, Cathy Biggs, Marla Britt, and Jami Cox. Back: Coach Don Armstrong, Coach Debby Crabtree, Brenda Pauley, Tina Ashley, Cheryl Biggs, Cindy Dorsey, Kit Fleming, Mary Ann Worthington, Brenda Reed, Sandra Warrens, Tami Haller, Loretta Graves, Coach Bill Yeager, and Coach Al Riffey. Girls Trock 125 Spring Sports Banquet The 1980 Spring Sports Banquet was held in the JHS Cafeteria. Mr. Pete Wilson, the Master of Ceremonies, provided a few laughs for the parents, students, and coaches in attendance. The main event of the evening was the resignation of Dick Haller as Head Baseball Coach at JHS. Mr. Haller announced plans to continue as Athletic Director and teacher but felt the job demanded too much of his time to do his best as coach. Awards were presented to outstanding participants in Baseball, Boys and Girls Track, Softball, and Boys Tennis by the coaches. The Lewis Pickerel Athletic Scholarship was presented to Chuck Reisinger by Mr. Bevins. Chuck received the award for outstanding participation in football and high scholastic achievement. Also honored at the banquet were Varsity, Junior Varsity, Freshman and Junior High Cheerleaders. Top left and right: Award winners at the Spring Banquet were: Back: Kevin Curtis, Doug Morris, Scott Curtis, Bruce Neal, Mike Leach, and Tim Muffley. Front: Chuck Reisinger, Karl Newsom, Bo Cosby, Brian Swann, and Mark Jenkins. Back: Anne Greene, Cathy Marck, Lou Ann Chap man, Rhonda Sickles, Tilda Fannin. Front: Cheryl Biggs, Jami Cox, Kit Fleming and Brenda Pauley. Middle: Bruce Neal receives his captain's trophy from Coach Riffey and Chuck Reisinger receives the Lewis Pickerel Scholarship. Bottom: Coach Riffey presents Senior Kit Fleming with the MVP trophy. 126 Spring Sports Banquet Honors 128 Honors National Honor Society Officers for the 1980 National Honor Society were: Pres. Steve Haynes; V. Pres. Larry Ghearing; Sec. Kit Fleming; and Treas Anne Greene. Senior members were: Row 1: Karen Kreider, Lorna Young, Tami Oliver, Katrina Cantor, Kelli Oliver, Trudi Dunn, Bonita Elkins, Allison Payne, Joyce Ward, Robin Cruse, and Susan Black. Row 2: Sharon Ragland, Sheryl Massay, Sherri Wickline, Robin Moore. Ellen Greever, Lou Ann Chapman, Carolyn Frye, Anne Greene, Tammy Ramey, and Vanessa Pierce. Row 3: Paul Gleaves, Kit Fleming, Lisa Cox, Mary Bowling, Angie Fouty. Doug Neer. Alan Terry, Brian Marks, Alan Miller, Steve Haynes, and Dwayne Paugh. Row 4 Norm Sydow, Kevin Barnett. Larry Ghearing, Jim Harless, Chuck Reismger, Greg Swann, Ralph Wood and Tony Yerian. Junior members inducted into the National Honor Society were: Row 1: Tami Leach. Alice Clark, Leah Jarvis, Carla Jordan. Suzy Forshey, Hattie Nelson. Julie Miller. Sherri Evans, Jenny Nichtmg, Lori Evans, Marti Mallock, Brenda Richards. Row 2: Mandy Goble, Tina Bartlett. Lori Congrove, Chris Exline, Sara Zimmerly, Les Shreve, Anna Crabtree. Brenda Bennett, Kara Buchanan, Tina Ashley, Sara Chapman. Brenda Pauley. Row 3: Eugenia Sharp. Teresa Church. Mason D. Wills, John Balzer, Mike Bowman. Terry Rhea, Valeria Watts, Tina Costilow, Beth Carlisle. Chuck Staple ton. Back Row: Angela Harper. Crystal Riley, Janet Jones. Daphne Underwood, Duane Clark. Marcia Ragland, Brenda Albert, Mike Tackett, and Nick Marck On May 6, 1980, there were two assemblies held in the high school auditorium. During the morning assembly awards were presented to outstanding students of grades 10, 11, and 12. Various scholarships to Seniors were announced as well as accomplishments in many fields of study. In the Junior High assembly for grades 7, 8, and 9 there were awards and certificates for the 1979-80 school year. Junior and Senior Honors Assemblies 1 30 Honors Assemblies 1979-80 Scholarship Teams ENGLISH 12 Allison Payne, Ellen Greever, Sharon Gearing, Kit Fleming ENGLISH 11 Sara Zimmerly, Crystal Riley, Tina Costilow, Lori Congrove ENGLISH 10 Shain Colley, Tawana Perry, Tim Shook, Mike Cassidy ENGLISH 9 Kristin Bevins, Deidre Evans, Marie Pakush, Ally-son Aldridge SPANISH 11 Jacqueline Coyan, Carla Cooper, Leona Snyder, Ernest Bartram SPANISH I Patricia Grillo, Tricia Kauff, Karen Hammer, Tonda Scarbury ALGEBRA II Mike Bowman, Mike Tackett, Nick Marck, Angela Harper GEOMETRY Greg Duncan, John Eubanks, Teri Evans, Steve Zimmerly ALGEBRA I Karen Greever, Avonelle Gearing, Michele Rhea, Brent Richards CHEMISTRY Beth Carlisle, Suzanne Forshey, Terry Rhea, Brenda Pauley BIOLOGY Mary Ann Worthington, David Jones, Matt Bonzo, Valerie Anderson GENERAL SCIENCE Brian Smith, MarkGleaves, Bryn Payne, Ken Stepp SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES Ralph Wood, Larry Ghearing, Charles Reisinger, Alan Terry AMERICAN HISTORY Duane Clark, Chuck Stapleton, John Balzer, Brenda Bennett The teams from JHS went to District competition on May 3, 1980. The tests were given at the Chillicothe Branch of Ohio University. The following team members placed and were awarded certificates: Matt Bonzo — 5th in Biology Mary Ann Worthington — 5th in Biology Valerie Anderson — 4th in Biology Mark Gleaves — 5th in General Science Beth Carlisle — 5th in Chemistry Michele Rhea — 7th in Algebra I Avonelle Dearing — 5th in Algebra I Karen Greever — 5th in Algebra I District awards for Division I Greg Duncan — 7th in Geometry Steve Zimmerly — 1 st in Geometry John Balzer — 5th in American History Deidre Evans — 7th in English 9 Tim Shook — 4th in English 10 Kit Fleming — 6th in English 12 Ellen Greever — 4th in English 12 Allison Payne — 1 st in English 12 Students receiving State of Ohio Certificates Steve Zimmerly placed Ninth in the State — Division I in Geometry Allison Payne received Honorable Mention in the State — Division I in English 12 Scholarship Teams 131 The 1980 Science Fair was held in the J.H.S. auditorium March 13-14. This is an annual event, co-ordinated by the Science Club under the direction of Mr. Charles Bowman. The project competition is broken into two divisions: Jr. Division, grades 7-9, and Sr. Division, grades 10-12. There is also competition in the computer projects. One of the main attractions at the fair was the computer division. Here you could be quizzed on the symbols of chemical elements, or have your life expectancy figured for you. Mr. Art Stevenson is the instructor of the computer class and he said that he was very well pleased with both the quantity and quality of the projects this year. In the science division, there were 95 projects in the Sr. division and 121 in the Jr. division. The projects covered a variety of fields and varied from an atomic bomb to the internal dissection of a cat. The projects were given their first evaluation by high school science teachers, and then reviewed by final judges from the community. The judges decided the trophy winners. Top left: Winners of the Senior division were: 1st place — Chuck Staple-ton, Alan Terry, and Terry Rhea; 2nd place — Eric King; 3rd place — Larry Ghearmg. Top right: Science Club member Ralph Wood seems to be keeping a close eye on the projects being displayed. Middle left: Explaining the procedure for building an atomic bomb are: Terry Rhea. Alan Terry, and Chuck Stapleton. Terry Rhea took the project Jo the district fair and won first place, and received a superior in State Competition. Middle right: Junior High Division winners were: 1st place — Lisa Forshey, 2nd place Karen Greever, and 3rd place, Jim Waldron. Right: Computer program ming winners are Steve Haynes. Mike Bowman and Larry Ghearmg. 1 32 Science Fair Arts Festival The colorful artistry of many people is sometimes never known; but when the JHS Arts Festival is held students and teachers display their many talents. In charge of the annual event this year were Mr. Clarence Rice and Ms. Mary Jean Rieder of the high school faculty. Awards were presented to students with outstanding projects in various areas. Students receiving Best in Show awards were Doug Neer, Sharon Dearing, Cynthia Niehoff and Joan Pakush. Arts Festival 133 Student Council OFFICERS Seated: Secretary Robin Moore. President Bruce Neal, Vice President Dave Fouty, and Treasurer Molly Trepa nier. MEMBERS Row 1: Brian Smith, Jody Hawk, Ray Varcalle, Stefame Lanier. Row 2: Beth Sheward, Chuck Meadows, Ten Evans, Robert Naugle. Row 3: Mike Davis, John Morrow, Norm Ragland, Jonda Joseph. Back Row: Tami Oliver, Kevin Barnett, Berme Newsom, Norm Sydow, Sharon Dearmg, Mimi Tipton, Jack Coyan, adviser. Absent: Patricia Grillo, Tami Haller. Student Council 135 Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is a National Honorary for high school journalists. Members of the OSKY WOW and SKELETON staffs are eligible in their junior and senior years. An induction luncheon was held for this year’s candidates pictured below. School The OSKY WOW is the JHS yearbook which records events of the school year in pictures. A very successful money project for the staff is the annual picture sale held in the fall in room 210. Co-Editors for the 1980 yearbook are Tammy Ramey and Angie Fouty. Business Manager is Paul Gleaves and Assistant editors are Daphne Underwood and Tina Bartlett. OSKY WOW Staff members pictured: Front: Angie Fouty, Paul Gleaves, Tammy Ramey. Row 2: Cindy Davis, Beth Sheward, Valeria Watts, Tina Bartlett, Daphne Underwood, Doug Neer. Row 3: Alan Miller, Kelly Jo Moore, Nanette Wickline, Tami Oliver, Sherri Wickline, Lorna Young. Back: Les Shreve, Bruce Neal, Dee Clark, Teri Evans, Lily Clay and Shelley Mullens. Quill Sr Scroll Full Members Front: Lori Congrove, Sarah Chapman, Daphne Under wood. Row 2: Sherri Wickline, Tami Oliver, Lorna Young. Sara Zimmerly, Tina Bartlett. Back: Les Shreve. Norm Sydow, Paul Gleaves. and Valeria Watts. Tammy Ramey. Mrs. 1 36 School Publications Publications Skeleton jaff members pictured: Front: Norm Sydow, Tami Oliver, Sherri Wickline, ara Zimmerly, Jim Harless. Row 2: Les Shreve, Nanette Wickline, Eugenia harp, Carla Hively, Lori Congrove, Sarah Chapman. Back: Erin Trimble, isa Phipps, Jennie Spriggs, Alan Miller, Kit Fleming, and Brian Marks. The SKELETON published ten issues during the 79-80 school year including the Spring Play Program. The school newspaper staff sponsored the Christmas Dance Mistletoe. They also held a spirit chain contest for grades 9-12 during the football season. Links for the class chains were sold to class members at a dime a link and the Seniors came out Winner of the Plaque. Editors for the 79-80 SKELETON were Sherri Wickline and Tami Oliver, Sports Editor was Norm Sydow, Assistant Editors were Sarah Chapman, Lori Congrove and Les Shreve. Quill ■ Scroll Honorary Members Front: Dee Clark, Cindy Davis, Susan Shumard, Kit Fleming. Back: Doug Neer, Tim Poet-ker, Alan Miller, and Milo Rose. Eubanks, Angie Fouty School Publications 137 Hi-Yand Tri-Hi-Y The Hi-Y purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The Tri-Hi-Y as a service project entertains Hope Haven School students with a Halloween program and party. A highlight for both clubs is co-hosting the Sadie Hawkins Dance which was held this year on April 18. Eight members of the clubs were selected to attend the Youth-in-Gov-ernment program at the State House in Columbus. This year's delegates were: Steve Haynes, Chuck Reisinger, Mike Bowman, Kara Buchanan, Lori Congrove, Tina Bartlett, and Daphne Underwood. Adviser for the trip was Mr. Paul Sites. Officers for the Hi-Y Club were Kevin Barnett, President; Brian Wallace, Vice-President; Mike Bowman, Secretary-Treasurer. Officers for the Tri-Hi-Y Club were Barbara Wallace, President; Daphne Underwood, Vice President; Marla Britt, Secretary; Bernie Newsom, Treasurer; and Tami Oli ver and Jane Poetker, Chaplains. Front: Barbara Wallace, Bernie Newsom, Cheryl Tolliver, Tami Oliver. Row 2: Eugenia Sharp, Tina Bartlett, Lori Congrove, Lisa Phipps, Janet Adams. Row 3: Tammy Ramey, Loretta Fas-sler, Brenda Sickles, Suzy Forshey, Diana Johnson, Lorna Young, and Joni Jarvis. Row 4: Dee Clark, Sherri Wickline, Kit Fleming, Tresa Kingrey, Sharon Ragland, Tracy Haning, Kara Buchanan, Chris Exline, and Mary Bowling. 138 Tri-Hi-Y ond Hi-Y Clubs Youih Ohio Association for Retarded Children The Youth OARC sponsored the annual Christmas Dance for Hope Haven students which was held this year at the Jaycee Building. The club members also sold raffle tickets for the Hike Bike Ten Speed Bicycle. Officers for this year were Lorna Young President; Sheryl Tolliver, Vice President; Tammy Ramey, Secretary; and Sherri Wickline, Treasurer. Mrs. Jan Roberts was adviser for the group. Front: Lorna Young, Sheryl Tolliver, Tammy Ramey. Row 2: Mrs. Jan Roberts, Angle Sexton, Janet Adams, Linda White, Cindy Davis. Row 3: Leah Jarvis, Faith Jones, Tami Haller, Tina Comp ton, and Karen Miller. OWA Officers Officers for the 1979 80 OWA were: Left to Right: Jerry Durham, Presi dent; Dorraine Spencer, Secretary; Bob McCoy, Vice President; and Esther Spencer, Treasurer. This was the panel conducting a proposal to have a city wide fire prevention contest for all the fourth graders in the Jackson City Schools. Occupational Work Adjustment Occupational Work Adjustment is a selective program in vocational education for 14 and 15 year old students at Jackson High. OWA's purpose is to give students a “new look at what school is and what it can do to help them discover and use every talent which they might have. The club gives students practical opportunities to demonstrate the usefulness of a cooperative spirit and how to plan and carry through both on group and individual projects. Members of this year's group advised by Mr. Fred Alth-err were: (picture was not available at press time). Jerry Durham, Bob McCoy, Edna Weston, Dorraine Spencer, Esther Spencer, Greg Miller, Robert Fulton, Jay Bocook, Clyde Bolen, Dennis Sturgill, Kevin Markin, Vickie Rucker, Pamela Siders, Teresa Hughes, Kim McCoy. OARC, OWA Club 139 TSrl MEMBERS Row 1: James Fisher, Gary Oberholzer, Brian Lundy, Roland Cosby, Kevin McLaughlin, Jeff Bolen. Row 2: Herbert Crabtree, instructor; Danny Wills, Ronnie Henderson, Ellis Tilley, Mark Loudermilk. Row 3: Doug Rose, Alan Duhl, Estill Stur gill. Jack Cruse, Terry Downey, Jerry Manering. Absent: Bryan Adkins. Officers for the T l machine shop class which met at the Manpower Training Center were: President: James Fisher; Vice-President: Gary Oberholzer; Secretary: Brian Lundy; Treasurer: Bo Coxby; Sgt. at Arms: Jeff Bolen and Reporter: Kevin McLaughlin. DECA The Distributive Education Club’s aim is to help a student reach his goal in the field of marketing and distribution. The members are employed by local business firms during the afternoon where they receive practical on-the-job training. MEMBERS Row 1: Tami Mullins, Joyce Ward. Row 2: Rosemary Spry, Roger Dennison, Dwayne Paugh, Trudi Dunn. Row 3: Carl White, Scott Sears, Mike Longfellow, John Lloyd, and Charles Hansgen, instructor and adviser. Absent: Jenny Friend, Betty Byler and Mike Storer. HERO HERO stands for Home Economics Related Occupations. Students spend the morning hours on the job and attend classes at JHS in the afternoon. Officers were Donna Cameron, president; Peggy Camp, Vice-President; Dee Harrison, Secretary; Pam Albert, Treasurer; Tina Hill, Historian; Jody Jones, Historian; Mrs. Sandra Smith was adviser and instructor. Members were from the left upward: Donna Cameron, Jody Jones, Renee Bennett, Janice Rider, Kathy Hicks, Judy Coyan, Evelyn Cochran, Mrs. Smith, Julie Bellar, Tina Hill, Patty Stevens, Dee Harrison, Pam Albert, and Peggy Camp. 140 DECA,HERO, T l Practical repairs are being made during class time by Gary Oberholzer and Jerry Manering. The lathe is one of the machines being mastered by Jeff Bolen in the 2 yr. program. Bo Cosby works at a drill press on a project. DECA OFFICERS udi Dunn, Secretary; Dwayne Paugh, President; Joyce Ward. Trea rer; Mr. Hansgen, Adviser. Absent: Betty Byler, Vice President. embers of HERO Dee, Pam, Peggy, Donna, Jody, and Tina, take a eak from studies. John Lloyd and Trudi Dunn with Mr. Hansgen at the Employer Employee Banquet pose after receiving DECA awards. Donna Cameron, Teresa Warrens, Mrs. Smith, Pam Albert, and Jan ice Rider with awards at the Employer Employee Banquet held with DECA at Sadler’s Restaurant. DECA, HERO, T | The purpose of Steno I and II is to prepare the students for the business world. Through the year they participate in competitions at the Fall Leadership Conference for Ohio Education Association at Rio Grande College, at Region II Competitive Events at Columbus and the National Events at Minneapolis, Minnesota. Julie Miller, a junior, placed 5th at the National Competition in Steno I. Top: Diane Lewis is busy on a business letter. Left: Tresa Kingrey and Pandy Farmer discuss a business matter. Right: Mrs. Nina Rose caught during a break checking the equipment. Intensive Office I 3 STENO I Back: Robin Kohn, Jenny Stiltner. Marcia Ragland, Robin Spires, Michelle Tomblin, Brenda Albert, Julie Miller and Mrs. Nina Rose, instructor adviser. Middle: Cheryl Parks, Colleen Bentley, Brenda Bennett, Jonda Joseph, Tina Ashley. Front: Mimi Tip ton (Treasurer), Molly Trepanier, Diane Lewis (Historian), Marti Mal-lock (Secretary), Lori Evans (Presi dent), and Ann Ousley (Vice Presi dent). Absent: Sandra Warrens and Janet Jones. STENO II Back: Katrina Cantor, Pandy Farmer, Beth Conley, Tresa Kingrey (Vice President), Susan Black, Tilda Fan nin, Diana Johnson (Treasurer), Sherry Scarbury. Middle: Vicki Chan nel, Maryiane Harrel (Parliamenta rian), Kathy Cooper (President), Winona West (Historian), Teresa Osborne, Leesa McKenzie (Club Rep resentative). Robin Cruse. Front: Sharon Ragland, Paula Exline, Karen Kreider(Secretary), and Susan McCoy. Absent: Teresa May. Instruc tor Adviser is Mrs. Peggy York. 142 Steno I and II Education Intensive Office Education General Clerical I and II is a program designed for juniors and seniors wanting to enter the office world as secretaries and clerks. Training includes accounting, typewriting, and office procedures. IOE clerical I is taught by Mrs. Paula Kendall and Clerical II is taught by Mrs. Wright. Anyone taking these classes may join Office Education Association which is a youth organization for students enrolled in high school and post-secondary office occupation programs. It is a co-curricular activity that is an integral part of the educa tional program which is designed to develop leadership abilities, interest in the American business system, and compe tence in the office occupations. Left: Students of the Clerical classes caught in action CLERICAL I Back: Sue Galbraith, Christine Hud son, Angela Bowen, Leanne Channel, Amber Halterman. and Mrs. Kendall. Front: Brenda May (President), Diane Biggs (Vice President), Ronda Dunn (Secretary), Andrea Asbury (Trea surer) and Cheryl Leach (Parliamen tarian). Absent: Sheila Chandler. CLERICAL II Back: Mrs Martha Wright, Richard Wood, Kim Williams (Historian), Mary Comstock, Randy Waugh (Trea surer). Student teacher from Rio Grande College. Front: Brenda Sick les (President), Lea Ann Skaggs, Melanie McKinney (Parliamentarian), and Maiel Keairns (Vice President). Absent: Teresa Post and Nancy Waters. Clerical I and II 143 MEMBERS Front Row, Left to Right: Chuck Hickman (Secretary), Jeff Chan dler (Treasurer), Kevin Jenkins (Vice-President), and Roy Hickman (President). Row 2: Mark Scurlock, Pat Lancaster, Harold Henderson. Row 3: Richard Lanier (Advisor) and Mike Albert. Science Club MEMBERS Front Row, Left to Right: Paul Gleaves, Alan Terry, Larry Ghearmg. Row 2: Tina Bartlett, Brenda Pauley, Mr. Charles Bowman (Advisor), Ellen Greever, Karen Greever. Row 3:Doug Neer, Suzy Forshey, John Eubanks, Mike Bowman, Kit Fleming, Tammy Ramey, Barry Souders, Tim Henderson. Row 4: Steve Haynes, Terry Rhea, Chuck Stapleton, Dan McMann, Chuck Reismger, Lowell Yates, and Eric King. OFFICERS Adviser Bowman, Paul Gleaves (Vice President), Alan Terry (President), Larry Ghearing (Secretary-Treasurer). 1 44 Industrial Arts, Science Club Future Farmers of America FFA is a club composed of students from grades 9-12 interested in agriculture. Mr. Lisle Dill advises the group which participates in several judging events, speaking contests and field trips relating to agriculture. The Star Farmer Award was presented to Lowell Yates and Gary Hickman. Officers for this year were: Bill Culwell, President; Gary Hickman, Vice President; Lowell Yates, Secre tary; Mike Davis, Treasurer; Tony Erwin, Sentinel; and Mike Mercer, Student Adviser. This year the FHA chapter had several projects among which were Heart Fund Collections, Cancer Soci ety sales, and District meeting participation. In February the annual Sweetheart Dance was sponsored by this group which is supervised by Mrs. Jeannine Byers, Mrs. Marie McGhee, and Mrs. Jan Roberts of the Home Economics Department. Officers were: Renee Bennett, President; Donna Cameron, Vice President; Avo-nelle Dearing, Treasurer; Lori Sammons, Secretary; Sharon Dearing, Chaplain; and Ellen Luster, Reporter. Future Homemakers of America Members of the Future Homemakers of America: Row 1: Ellen Luster, Renee Bennett, Avo nelle Dearing. Row 2: Lynn Humphreys, Dee Warrens, Donna Cameron, Lori Sammons, Debbie Perkins. Row 3: Vickie Channel, Pam Hatten, Kelly Salyers, Mary Gray, Renee Juhasz, Lora Haning. Row 4: Teresa Perry, Tina Gibson, Becky Conlin, Shannon Cameron, Denise Cantor. Row 5: Phoebe Dearing, Angie Sexton, Jackie Newman, Kim Harper, Teresa Skaggs, and Patty Baker. FHA, FFA 145 Audio Visual Left to Right: Alan Terry, Kevin Bowman, Mr. Charles Bowman, adviser; Dave Moore, Mike Bowman, and Greg Moore. Office Workers Row 1: Melanie McKinney, Joy Stiffler, Cheryl Parks, Ellen Luster, and Stephanie Lanier. Row 2: Brenda Delaney, Kim Call, Mary Marck, Cathy Marck, Teresa Osborne, Anne Greene, Brenda Sickles, and Donna Cameron. Row 3: Pam Bloss, Shelly Leach, and Angie Sexton. Canvas Crew Row 1: Bill Skaggs, Edna Weston, Kim McCoy, Oscar Exlme, and Curtis Welch. Row 2: Richard Vadakin, Ronnie Spires, Danny Mercer, and adviser Mr. Fred Altherr. 146 A-V Crew, Office Workers, Canvas Crew Future Teachers of Ameriee Left to Right: Mr. Joe Ruggles, adviser; Richard Vadakm, Lisa Phipps. Anthony Phillips, and Mary Bowling. JIZOO Supporting the athletes is the purpose of the J I Zoo Yell Club. The club is open to peppy members of the student body. Leading the cheers this year was Bryn Payne, Yellmaster. The president of the group was Brian Smith and Mr. Clarence Rice was the adviser. FTA, JIZoo 147 Music I! M- and Odyssey IV Entertain Jim E. Brown and Bryan Wood (alias Kermit) sing solos that would captivate any audience. 150 Sr. Glee Club, Odyssey IV Cadei Band Flutes Lisa Forshey, Patty Baker. LeAnn Nichols. Kelly Moore. Paula Orender, Kim Langley. Deidre Evans, Sherri Israel. Kathy Malone. Sophia Ragland. Carla Hively. Angela Brown. Angela Powell. Debra Perkins, Renae Juhasz, Megan Malone, Kelly Canter, Susan Myers. Rena Miller Oboe Janna Ley. Bass Clarinet. Lisa Humphreys. Sandy Langley. Alto Clarinet: Dee Dee Davis. Contra Clarinet: Avonelle Dearmg Baritone Saxophone Chris Davis Tenor Saxophone: Mike Hay Baritone Deidre Coppock Horn Tonda Scarberry, Susan Holbrook. Lisa Dearth, Robin Meyer Trumpet Cornet Karen Greever. Bill Nutt. Kathy Brown. Brady Douthetl. Donna Mynes. Nanette Wicklme, Aaron Denney. David Fenwick. Andrew Cohen Clarinet Kristen Bevins. Donna Cruse. Tammy Garthee. Lily Clay. Sara Robbins, Deidre Jordan. Sharon Exline. Carol Trace. Tricia Kauff. Karen Hammer. Lori Holbrook. Gema Crabtree. Michelle Colman. Jody Hawk. Teresa Skaggs. Lome Sammons. Trisha White. Lynn Rose. Mary Barlow Alto Saxophone Mitzi Parker. Sable Cook. Phoebe Dearmg, Amy Hale. Kevin Bow man Trombone Lori White. Beth Rowland, Ben Jones. J T Coleman. John Daniels. Kyle Topping Maiorettes Paula Orender. Jody Hawk. Teresa Skaggs. Sharon Exline. Karen Hammer (Head). Renee Juhasz (Head). Gema Crabtree, Sherri Israel. Tonda Scarberry. Mitzi Parker Director Jerry Loudermelt Junior Band Flutes Pam Shumate. Gil Coleman, Shan non Janney. Melissa Causey. Melissa Arm strong, Jennie Spriggs. Kim McConnell. Peggy Wildman, Barbie Britton. Robin Hickey, Stacey Cavey, Marsha Hall. Clan nets: Patricia Gilliland. Lori Simmons. Cherie Ferris, Lon Callahan, Penny Fannin. Sarah Humphreys. Malinda Boggs. Rachel Malone, Leslie Taylor. Maria Woodard. Angie Parks Bass Clarinets: Rhonda Jones. Patti Rif fell. Trombones: John Rupert. Cindy Arnold Alto Saxophones: Mike Mallamaci. Megan Payne. Jeff Dalton. Kim Simpson, Geri Landrum. Baritone Horn Lynn Wood. Percussion Dan Miller. Margaret Ramey, Mike Keeton. Pat McClurg, Brad McCorkle, Richard Garthee, Dean Hickman. Jeff Smith, Rod Miller, Paul Rupert. Alan Riegel. Trumpets Cor nets: Sherm Stevenson. Randey Smith, Karen Rhea, Kim Wiley, Sharon Robinson, Aaron Coyan. Stephanie Hunter, Julie Osborne. John Griffiths. David Gilliland, Lori Tabor, Peggy Kidd. Lori Waugh. Kathy French Director Bob L Crawford Cadet Bond, Junior Bond 151 CLARINETS Sherri Evans Chris Exline Lori Congrove Teri Evans Kathy White Brenda Shoemaker Colleen Brandt Jenny Nichting Lori Evans Molly Trepanier Christine Hammer Kelli Green Lisa Siders Trudi Flaker Beth Sheward Carla Jordan Shelba Massie Karen Miller Samantha King Ronna Jenkins TRUMPETS CORNETS Allison Payne Larry Ghearing Ralph Wood Terry Rhea Sherri Wickline Beth Carlisle Suzy Forshey Diane Lewis Terry Osborne Erin Trimble Jeanne Sites Kim Nichols Charlotte Hall Sabrina Snyder Lora Gillespie Lynn Humphreys FRENCH HORNS Bonita Elkins Bernie Newsom Joni Jarvis Diana Johnson Valeria Watts Hope Jones Sherry Compston Faith Jones BASSOON Mary Ann Worthington Members are listed CHERR 1979-80 Jackson Award Marching BASSES John Cundy Bryan Wood Mike Cassidy BASS CLARINET Jill Williams Stephanie Rowland Missy McCorkle DIRECTOR: BOB L. CRAWFORD ASST. DIRECTOR: JERRY LOUDERMELT 152 Senior Band under concert instrument. High School Winning Ironmen PERCUSSION Brian Wallace Janet Adams Heidi Simpson Carl Angel Gary Cruse Kelli Oliver Cindy Wilson David Billman Tina Costilow Brent Richards David Shoemaker FLUTES PICCOLO Susan Shumard Tina Ashley Tina Bartlett Kara Buchanan Becky Arnold Brenda Richards Jonda Joseph Susan Wolford Carla Cooper Tami Oliver Lynn Kight Anna Romeo Brenda Reed Barbara Wallace BARITONE SAXOPHONE Mike Tackett ALTO SAXOPHONE Kit Fleming Sam Brackman Dawn Landrum Beth Hogue Pat Lancaster TROMBONES Ellen Greever Sara Zimmerly Paul Crawford Matt Cool Dan McMann John Eubanks Nancy Douthett TENOR SAXOPHONE Steve Zimmerly Dianna Clark Sheryl Tolliver Allison Aldridge BARITONE HORNS Tammy Ramey Lorna Young Mike Bowman CONTRA BASS CLARINET Cindy Davis ALTO CLARINET Carla Perry Senior Band 153 Field Commander KIT FLEMING SENIOR BAND MAJORETTES: Front: Lori Evans, Brenda Shoemaker, Diane Lewis, Bonita Elkins. Back: Missy McCorkle, Colleen Brandt, Tami Oliver (Head). Valeria Watts, and Anna Romeo. FLAG CORPS MEMBERS: Front: Co-Captains Bonnie Hall and Robin Leach. Back: Col leen Bentley, Barbara Swan, Melody Green, Denise Cribbens, Teresa Osborne, Katrina Cantor, Paula Exline, Carolyn Frye, Leesa McKenzie, Winona West, Patty McCormick. Michelle Tomblin, Marti Mallock, Julie Wolford. 154 S' d Commander, Corps, Majorettes Pep Band Row 1: Kit Fleming, Allison Payne, Sherri Evans, Chris Exlme, Lori Congrove, Sara Zimmerly. Row 2: Tina Costi-low, Janet Adams, Tammy Ramey. Row 3: Lorna Young, Dee Clark, Berme Newsom. Row 4: Brent Richards, Terry Rhea, Bryan Wood, Sherri Wickline, Ellen Greever Row 5: David Billman, Steve Zimmerly, John Eubanks. Row 6: Matt Cool. David Shoemaker. Directed by Jerry Louder melt. Jazz Ensemble Row 1: Director Bob L. Crawford, Cindy Davis, Sam Brack man. Kit Fleming, Steve Zimmerly, Dee Clark. Row 2: Tammy Ramey, Matt Cool, Paul Crawford, Sara Zimmerly, Ellen Greever, David Billman, Larry Ghearmg, John Gundy, Allison Payne, David Shoemaker, Terry Rhea. Tina Costilow, Ralph Wood. Pep Band, Jazz Ensemble 155 Faculty and Administration 156 Faculty and Administration Jackson Ciiy School Board 1979 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS E. K. Peters, Dr. Steve Stevenson, Myron Davis, John Wilson, and Mary Jones. A plaque was presented to Mr. Peters (left) and Mr. Davis (right) by Superintendent of Schools Mr Finch (center). 1980 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Dr. Dwight Shumate, Dr. Steve Steven son, John Wilson, Dean Brown, and Mary Jones. School Board 157 Serving on the school board for the past 20 years has been Mr. Myron Davis (left). He served as the Treasurer for the Board until recently when the title was changed to Clerk. Mr. Davis is presently employed by the Board as a Clerk. Another retiree is Mr. E. K. Peters (right). He has been on the board since 1964 serving as Vice President for several years. In Honor Of After being Superintendent of Jackson City Schools for 18 years, John Finch retired the summer of 1980. Mr. Finch has been in various school-related positions since 1939 when he taught grade school for three years. He was then in World War II for four years; then he returned to JHS as a teacher. In 1952 he became an elementary principal and six years later became principal of JHS. Mr. Finch was then employed in 1962 as Superintendent of Jackson City Schools, a position he maintained until his retirement. In Memory In Recognition In the fall of 1977, Mary B. Jones was appointed to fulfill the term of Charles Tabor Jr. After finishing the term, Mrs. Jones was elected by the voters of Jackson to hold a seat on the Jackson City School Board. Following a brief illness, she passed away in the Spring of 1980. Mrs. Susan Elliott Taylor was appointed to finish Mrs. Jones' term. 1 58 School Board ' Valerie Conkey Chuck Dorsey Deborah Crabtree Mike Elsnaugle Robert Ervin Lucinda Eubanks Ron Fenik Richard Haller Kenton Adkins School Psychologist Robert Bevins Principal Jack Coyan Supervisor Faculty and Administration 159 Don Karasek Betty Howard David Isaacs Marge Jenkins Jack Handley Marie McGhee Jerry Loudermelt John Lloyd Wayne McWhorter Denis Reinhart Don Morris Clarence Rice Maurice Napper Mary Jean Rieder Thomas Payne Jean Hammond Library Aide Larry Prater Cathy Hartwick Librarian 160 Faculty and Administration Paul Sites Alyce Smith Sandy Smith Art Stevenson Steve Walburn Iris Wardlow Kent Washam Barbara Wilson Martha Wright William Yeager Peggy York Tom Slater Mr. Ervin and Mr. Perry are on their way to a celebration for Mr. Perry’s nomination as Biddee Assistant League “Coach of the Year. Principal Gloria Yeager, RN John Worthington Assistant Superintendent Ann Rose Attendance Officer Teachers not pictured Terry Adsit Lisle Dill Charles Hansgen Bob Kight Carolyn McCormick Deborah Sydow Faculty and Administration 161 Guidance Counselors Willard Copley June Eubanks Qecretaries Vickie Hansgen Sharon Patton Dorothy Swann Sue Waugh, Jean Cartwright, Gwen Mercer Custodians not pictured: Cliff Dowler Richard Duhl Margaret Israel Robert Morgan 162 Faculty and Administration Teachers... Doing Their Thing! PATRON ADS Anne Greene Bryan and Susan Gary Hickman Robert and Catherine Beth Sheward Harold Newkirk and Alice Clark Mary Bowling Les Shreve Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clay Lily Clay Mr. Denis Reinhart Ms. M. J. Rieder Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wickline Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eubanks Larry Ghearing KoolK Jim Brown 68 Steve Haynes Dee Clark Paul Gleaves Pandy Farmer Lorna Young Jane Poetker Mr. and Mrs. Loren Young Melanie McKinney Tammy Ramey Tami Oliver Alan Miller the Cartoonist Lea Ann Skaggs Sheryl Massay Sherri Wickline Jim Brown (The Actor) Chuck and Tresa Lisa Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handley Linda White Bonnie Wolford Keith Mullins Bonnie Hall Dr. and Mrs. James Gleaves Sherri Evans Jackson Football Mother’s Club Mr. William Yeager Carl A. Eisnaugle Esq. Daniel Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coyan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bevins Greg Childers Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slater THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY HARR'S GREENHOUSE AND GARDEN CENTER Flowers for all occasions Also: shrubs, trees, plants, and ornamentals We wire flowers worldwide. When you think of flowers or plants think of the greenhouse 190 Water Street 286-4135 LEWIS DRUGS — prescriptions — camera supplies — ■W _ dm — cosmetics — Main Street Jackson 1 COLL AUTO SALES GILLESPIE'S Convenience Foods Convenient Hours Convenient Prices Open 7 Days a Week 7 A.M. I I P.M. I I I I E. Main Street Jackson Main St. Jackson ELLIOTT PHARMACY 25 E. South St. South Street Medical Clinic Prescriptions — Cosmetics — Drugs 286 3822 ERVIN BROTHERS CO. China — Hard Main ware — Gifts c4 st- Bif Jackson, Ohio JACKSON FABRIC AND SEWING CENTER 299 Broadway St. Jackson, Ohio MICHAEL'S STORE Ladies' Leading Fashion Headquarters in Jackson County APPLE TREE GALLER I 241 Main St. Jackson, Ohio Phone: 286 5315 hJ (76) JOHN'S UNION 76 UNiory' State Street DAVIS TRUCKING CO. Coal — Sand Gravel — Stone 299 State St. Jackson, Ohio Phone: (614) 286-4171 TOM WOLFE NATIONWIDE INSURANCE iy :A‘ ' 19 Harding Avenue Jackson, Ohio THE PHOTOGRAPHERS IV Photography Your picture place in Jackson County S+iH and Candid 122 South Pennsylvania Avenue Portrait Wellston, Ohio 45692 Wedding Phone: 384-5475 Commercial BUCHANAN OIL CO. 446 E. Main St. Jackson, Ohio Phone: 286 2424 Congratulations Class of 1980 Chapman’i 214 Broadway St. Jackson RON'S GARAGE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Complete Auto Repair Phone:286 1642 30 Coffman St. Jackson ') Kentucky Fried IRicken. E. Main St. Jackson Congratulations and Good Luck to the 1980 Graduates A IT E R EGO CREATIVE By CUTS BobDiVon MORGAN'S MOBIL Broadway Street, Jackson Mobil Phone 286-63 8 28b Pi d� ' Si J k sc� ' C MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM KEITH'S MEN'S SHOP The Area Headquarters for Levis Jeans and Sportswear HANDY MART 33 David Avenue Phone:286 5595 Open Till I 1:00 Weekdays Compliments of DISCOUNT . DRUG CENTERS f 171 L J JACKSON FURNITURE CO. 200 Broadway Jackson, Ohio DAVID C. JONES Insurance — Real Estate 134 Broadway St. Jackson, Ohio Phone: 286 2301 ONE HOUR CLEANERS AND JACKSON LAUNDROMAT 178-180 Portsmouth St. Phone: 286-4627 HENRY'S SUPER MARKETS Two Locations to Better Serve You South St. Chillicothe St. the Friendliest Stores in Town For Your Clothing and Cosmetic Needs Featuring Merle Norman Cosmetics Phone: 286-5286 Fine Food and Family Entertainment That's Right Down Your Alley I CALLAHAN INSURANCE AGENCY 212 Pearl St. Jackson, Ohio Phone:286 1907 Jackson, Ohio The Shop for Sals Who Care. Sizes 3 to 13 ...... d --------O.-----EV BILL'S SPORTING GOODS Trophies — Custom Lettering Hunting Supplies School Jackets 210 Pearl St. — Jackson 108 S. Ohio — Wellston MOURNINGS 427 E. Main St. Jackson, Ohio THE CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY It Pays to Save Where Saving Pays 233 Main St. Jackson Phone:286 2807 173 BancOhio NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON We Want to Help You More 3 Locations Pearl Street — Broadway Street — E. Main Street CALLAHAN HARDWARE THE PLAYHOUSE Many Hard to Find Items Found Here Billiards — Sandwiches — Soft Drinks 'As Come in and Meet Your Friends 231 Main Street Prop. H. H. Priest and Sons Across From Courthouse t Jackson, Ohio 281 Main Street (VI I vflHH 174 « 738 East Main Street Jackson, Ohio 286-6355 175 OLIVER STEEL New and Used Steel Sales Repair Welding and Fabrication 101 Logan St., Jackson 286 2500 Phone: 286 2824 Main St. ICE CREAM 371 Portsmouth Street Jackson MOTYRE Phone:286 4151 ' 350 Portsmouth St. Jackson, Ohio SWIRLY TOP Broadway Street Jackson Congratulations to the Class of 80 CARLISLE AGENCY, INC. 213 Main Street Phone: 286-5031 JACKSON, OHIO 45640 Photographs by CHRIS CLARK In care of Jackson Publishing Company 209 E. Broadway St. Jackson, Ohio 45640 Phone: 286 2187 or 286 2966 DEARING WHOLESALE 150 Huron St. Jackson Eat In or Carry Out 800 E. Main Street Jackson Phone: 286 631 I SADLER'S OF JACKSON One of Ohio's Good Eating Places! Katie and Jack Sadler invite you to one of Ohio’s finest restaurants. Sadler's offers a complete menu and its central location in Ohio's Southland makes it an ideal place for your next social or business meeting. Make reservations for your next banquet; facilities are available for up to 125 people. Phone: (614) 286 2890 Location: One Mile North of Jackson on Rt. 35 J.C.S. EMPLOYEES FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 85 Gay Street Jackson, Ohio b F.ach member account insured to (40,000 NCUA Administrator. National Credit t nion Administration Lear. PHOTO GRAPH V COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE Specializing in high qualify portraiture and wedding photography 165 Broadway Street Jackson, Ohio 45640 (614) 286 1176 Closed Thursday Spring Valley Plaza Gallipolis, Ohio (614)446-7494 Closed Monday HENDERSON SHELL Main St. and Bridge St. Jackson, Ohio Phone: 286 2505 THE HAND WORKS COMPLETE ART CRAFT SUPPLY CENTER 378 E. Main St. Jackson, Ohio Phone: 286 4937 JACKSON ALUMINUM COMPANY 330 Athens St. Jackson, Ohio Phone: 286 3806 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 CABLEVISION OF JACKSON COUNTY EVEN MORE TO SEE FROM THE SATELLITE ON CABLE TV Now Offering: Atlanta's Super Station WTBS — Atlanta, Ga. America's Family Network CBN — Portsmouth, Va. PLUS — HOME BOX OFFICE (pay TV with movies, sports and special events) for More Information Phone: 286-5655 201 Pearl Street Jackson, Ohio 179 L i L J FOSTER'S SUPPLY COMPANY I 10 Water Street Jackson, Ohio Phone:286 3607 A. J. STOCKMEISTER, INC. Commercial Industrial TALBOTT-NEWSOM AGENCY, INC. Jackson 222 Pearl Street Phone:286 2158 AL'S CUSTOM CUT High St. Jackson Custom Processing and Cutting of All Kinds of Meets from the Farm and the Packing House Phone: 286 2703 180 In p liketo fa First of all, we would li |u :h work, co-operation, and patience was necessary We would now ■ohave helped to make this book possible, to thank all those businesses who purchased advertisements, the students who bought patron ads, Lear's Photography, Ray's Store, Chris Clark, The Jackson Publishing Company, and Ji Largent for all their help in film processing and supplies. Next we would like to thank Lori Congrove, Larry Gheanng, Tresa Kmgrey, Teresa Osborne, Kelli McClui mey for the use of their pictures Angie Fouty, Dee Clark, Cindy Davis, McClurg and also our staff photographers Doug Neer, Bruce Neal, Paul Gleaves, Tami Oliver, Les Shreve, and Valeria and Tamr Tammy Ramey, Watts. For their help in identifying pictures and their cooperation throughout the school year, we would like to thank the JHS faculty and administration. We would also like to thank the High School office for its help and understanding A special thank you to Miss Alyce Smith and Mr. Clarence Rice for all the little ways they helped throughout the year, and a very deep thank you to our adviser, Mrs. Lucinda Eubanks, for without her help, we would tfe lost. To our staff, we would like for each of you to know just how important you have been. Although you might have thought your part didn't amount to that much, it really did. Also, a very special thanks to those of you who worked in June to finish the book. Students who helped outside of our staff were Kit Fleming, John Lloyd, and Allison Payne. Most of all, we would like to thank each of you who purchased a 1980 Osky Wow. ... A sincere THANK YOU . . This year JHS had six Valedictorians in the Class of 1980. 1980 was thought to be the only year with six graduating with top honors. The Valedictory and Salutatory Addresses were presented during the Commencement exercises on May 23, 1980. Front: Susan Black (Salutatorian). Row 2: Valedictorians Allison Payne, Steve Haynes and Ellen Greever. Back: Valedictorians Ralph Wood, Larry Ghearing, and Tony Yerian. Acknowledgements 181 Looking Back 182 Looking Back Looking Ahead Looking Aheod ... 183 1 84 One More Look T -T-------- . - —- ' y . v-� - ' • . . K V � ■V ; i V N- . V , j. . v. l-Am -yk . . « 7 - • ‘ . . . • «■ - . y T-V v -r wo ■: V?v