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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1985 volume:

WEL JACI (corpora COME (SON V T10N UMn Dimensions of ’85 Osky Wow Student Publication olume 73 ickson High School ropic and Vaughn Street tckson, OH 45640 ditor: Jennie L. Spriggs ssistant Editor: Robin M. Moyer usiness Manager: Angela R. Addis acuity Advisor: Mrs. Lucinda M. Eubanks Table of Contents Pages 1-16 Opening Pages 17-52 Sports Pages 53-63 Dances Pages 64-92 Organizations Pages 93-106 Activities Pages 107-114 Faculty Pages 115-146 Underclassmen Pages 147-176 Seniors Pages 177-200 Ads Pages 201-208 Closing Table Of Contents 1 We'll stick together And fight forever — For dear Old Jackson High J.H.S. Alma Mater Every loyal son and daughter As the years go by Revere our Alma Mater, Dear old Jackson High. Proud she stands among the hills dCKSQli J.H.S. Fight Song Hail fighting Ironmen On to victory. We’ve got the team boys. We've got loyalty. On toward that goal line Watch our colors fly. We’ll win the battle for Old Jackson High. On Jackson High For you we'd die. You’ll win the game We have no fear. The Red and White How they can fight — For you we’ll give A rousing cheer. Go with that ball And see them fall. Come on we’ll all Give a fighting cry. We’ll stick together And fight forever — For dear Old Jackson High ’85 Cost Dimensions The following list of items and prices are averages that were compiled by the 4th period journalism class. Cost Dimensions (Averages) Movies — $3.00 Self-Service gas — $1.05 (a gallon) Record album — $7.00 Tape cassette — $8.00 lunch at McDonalds — $3.00 Pop (can) — 50c Nikes — $40.00 A visit to the Suntan bed — $5.00 Levis — $21.00 Letter Jacket — $91.00 Class Ring — $100.00 Yearbook — $14.50 Senior shirt — $8.00 Senior pictures — $150.00 Prom dress — $100-$200 Tux — $80.00 Video game — 25c 1. Apple Festival Queen Barbie Britton enjoys a conversation with Maria Woodard and Lori Hill. 2. J.H.S. students await the beginning of another school day. 3. Alan Harper. Bernie Sharp, and Brad McCorkle participate in a bonfire. Opening 3 First Day Aug. 28, 1984 It wasn’t just any hot, hazy, summer day. The J.H.S. parking lot and school grounds were rapidly filling with people. Some had never been there, others were old hands at this. Suddenly, buses pulled up adding more people to the clamoring crowd. Some were searching for old friends, others were telling about their vacation. As the crowd continued to swell, a bell rang and the group began to crowd into the building. No doubt about it, August 28th was the beginning of a new dimension — the first day of school. Pg. 4:1. Barbie Britton and Peggy Kidd check out the senior lockers. 2. Students board the bus after school. 3. The parking lot filled rapidly the first day of school. Pg. 5: 1. Students hurry through the halls to their next class. 2. Theresa Bowman, Robin Hickey, Paul Rupert, and Lisa Sanford read through their student handbooks. 3. Band students prepare for a new year. 4. Seniors take a break for the camera in Government class. 5. Leslie Taylor and John Rupert pose in their Physics class. 6. Drummers Dean Hickman, Braden Richards, Chris Jones, and Jeremy Harley take their places in band. 4 Opening Opening 5 As the school year begins, so do new classes. With a clean slate students begin to study everything from algebra to zoology. New classes mean different teachers, saving seats for friends, meeting new people, and finding room in your locker for yet another book. It also means endless hours of studying, taking tests, writing speeches and reports, doing class projects, and wondering if it will ever end. Almost everyone finds his favorite and least favorite class immediately. All these things add up to another dimension. Class Time Can Be Fun ( Opening ( |M nmn 7 Apple Festival As the days of September started to pass, a familiar feeling started to take over the town of Jackson. The students of J.H.S. knew it could only signal one thing. The Apple Festival was near. For the seniors it was time to plan and erect the senior booth. For others it was time to prepare for parades and competitions. Some strolled through the streets playing games, riding rides, and eating. Others worked in various booths or watched entertainment at the grandstand. All in all, it was a time for the citizens of Jackson to celebrate together another dimension in our year. Pg. 8: Wendy Crabtree helps out by working in one of the many booths. 2. Seniors James Voiles, Don Bolen, Paul Rupert, Jared Downey, Mike Keeton, John Griffiths, Stephanie Hunter, and Marsha Hall help at the Senior booth. Michelle Tackett ponders her chances at one of the games. Pg. 9: 1. Doug Congrove, George Davis and friends enjoy a ride on the Scrambler. 2. Tom Sollars having fun with friends at the Apple Festival. 3. Kelley Wasmer sells apple pies at the band booth. 4. Melissa Rupert, Patricia Gilliland, and Mary Hess take time to rest during the festivities. 5. Terri Wimer, Jay Faulkner, and Ramona Hendricks pose along the midway. 6. Corey Biggs shows off his prize. 8 Opening Opening 9 Practice, Practice, And More Practice! Shortly after school begins, so does a new dimension — practices. While some are practicing football, track, tennis, volleyball, and cheerleading, others are attending band, chorus, Hi-Q and play rehearsals. No matter what the team, many long hours are spent perfecting the skill. Many times it means not going home until late, missing out on other school events, rushing to complete school assignments, or giving up Saturdays. But everyone who attends these practices agrees it is worth it. 10 Opening Opening 11 J.H.S. Has Spirit! A very important dimension in any school is spirit. The most obvious forms are playing sports, cheering for the athletic teams, wearing red and white, going to pep rallies, and singing the school fight song. However, spirit can be found with those who work in the booths at the ballgames, line the ballfield, take care of the athletic equipment, sell programs at the games, or work in the school offices. So, if you ever think there is no spirit, look beyond the obvious, you might be surprised at what you find. Pg. 12: 1. The varsity football team rips through the spirit banner at a pep rally. 2. J.H.S. students cheer for their team. 3. The Cheerleaders get even with the football players during the assembly. Pg. 13: The team cheers as football players Brad McCorkle and Rod Miller prepare to throw the stuffed tiger into the fire. 2. Several team members pose for our camera. 3. Todd Mossman and Chris Moyer work in the Hi-Y booth at the football game. 4. Don Bolen and Philip Hughes clean the Hi-Y booth. 5. The cheerleaders display their spirit banner. 6. Jeff Coffey and John Lewis line the field before the game. 12 Opening Opening 13 How Do You Spend Your Free Time? When the bell rings at 3:18 to signal the end of school, anything goes. After hours fun begins. While some students opt for studying, most put the books away and start to play. The offerings for after school and weekends are endless. You could go to a sporting event, a dance, a movie, a concert, out to eat, skating, listen to your favorite groups latest sounds, watch videos, shop, make extra money, read a book, visit with friends, or just cruise the town. No matter how you spend your free time, you add a dimension to the year. Pg. 14: 1. The field crew clowns around during a break from preparing the field for a game. 2. Mike Leach tries his luck with a video game while Tony Newell and Kenny Dearing look on. 3. Jennie Spriggs. Heather McGhee, Mindy Boggs and Jeff Stevenson have fun during a field trip to Ohio State. 4. Underclassmen take°time out to pose during a football game. Pg. 15: 1. Cindy Wiseman and Mark Hammond share a soft drink on a warm afternoon. 2. Kristen Bowman and Yvonne Fenik share a smile. 3. Thorston Weifel and Todd Ley enjoy the action on the football field. 4. George Davis. Mike Wyant. Scott Morris and Jack Webb have fun at a ball game. 5. Kim Richards. Beth Zachari-ah, Juli Yerian. Angie Parks and Lannie Romeo cheer the Iron men on. 14 Opening Memories Are Forever! One Monday morning early in October the halls were buzzing with excitement. You could hear the phrase echoed over and over. “Are they here yet?” By third period it had been confirmed; the 1984 yearbooks were here. Crowds poured into room 210 the next morning to claim their Osky Wows. After the owners leafed through their new treasures they began to point things out to friends and pass books around for signatures. As the excitement began to die down, it was realized this, too, was a dimension in their year. Yearbook distribution day is a long-awaited happening. Students line up outside 210 with receipts in hand, waiting impatiently to see “memories” from the year before. 1. John Lewis and Chris Rose pick up their yearbooks. 2. Gil Coleman and Vivian Wood distribute the new book to Scott Spencer. 3. Connie Lowery, Becky Miller and Robin Swank display the 1984 Osky Wow. 4. Staffers Deanna Bragg and Alan Riegel distribute ’84 books. 5. Teresa Crabtree picks up her new yearbook. 16 Opening A ATHLETICS ? Fans Support Varsity Squad “Two-a-days” in August were the beginning of a long, up-and-down season filled with hard work for the varsity football team. The Gridders started the season by winning two consecutive games, beating the Well-ston Golden Rockets and the Wheelersburg Pirates. Most Ironmen probably wouldn’t want to remember the third game. This loss to the Portsmouth Senators was the start of a five game losing streak. A collective sigh of relief followed the Gallipolis game as the Ironmen redeemed themselves by defeating the Blue Devils. A two and a half hour trip to Mansfield preceded another loss for the Ironmen. However, a quick recovery was on the agenda as the next week the team beat the Athens Bulldogs. Spirit and enthusiasm followed the team wherever they went, whether they won or lost. Fans supported the team by bonfires, wearing jerseys, waving red and white shakers, cowbells, and road signs. Pg. 18:1. The Ironmen received the traveling trophy after their victory against Wellston. 2. Jim Wilburn, Darin Tackett and Mike Hall watch the action from the sidelines. 3. David Moore rips through the spirit sign on Senior night. 4. Steve Williams carries the ball for the Ironmen in this play. Pg. 19: 1. Tony Lawson, Chris Wolford and Pat Malone discuss game strategy. 2. The Ironmen are in the middle of the action in a game against Wellston. 3. Quarterback Vince Wolford tries to escape a tackier. 4. Bernie Sharp escorts his mother across the field during Senior Night activities. 18 Varsity Football Front: Captains B. Roseberry, S. Williams. V. Wolford. T. Jenkins Row 1: R. Smith. B. Dulaney. R. Miller. T. Kingrey. D. Moore. J. Smith. J. Brunlon.G. Moore. T. Lawson, P. McClurg. B. McCorkle. Row 2: G. Clark. R. Viers, R. Rosenburger. M. Hammond. J. Henderson. C. Wolford. T. Adams. S. Brunton, A. Harper. B. Moore. K. Zachariah. M. Hall. M. Rosenburger. M. Hoover Row 3: K. Ireland. C. Ragland. B. Haynes, T. Cantor. P. Malone. D. Valentine. D. Tackett. C. Gallagher. S. Humphreys. S. Lawson. Varsity Football 19 Frosh Build Confidence Hard work and long practices contributed to a successful season for the Freshman Football team. The season opened with two wins over Point Pleasant and Athens. The next game against Wellston was evenly matched as the young Jackson Gridders tied the Wellston Frosh. Following this was the climax of the season, a victory against Oak HU. The team then hit a trouble spot They wound up the season with a three-game losing streak They were defeated by Iron-ton. Waverly. and GalSpolis 2. Chris Ervin goes for the touch down. 3. Frosh take a rest after hard practice. 4. Chris Moyer goes for a tackle. 5. Chris Ervin's taken down by an opponent. Front: B. Cooper, J. Meredith, C. Moyer. A Ghiloni. M. Phipps. J Brown. T James. J. Webb. Row 2: Coach Armstrong, A. Carlisle. M. Carlisle. G Meredith. D. Blevins. C. Ervin. D. Congrove. C. Oliver. J Perry. J. Boyd. P. Smith, Coach Reinhart. Row 3: J Strawser. J. Steuwer, C. Ward, J. Willis. J. Willis, M. Alford, R. Jewell, P. Helman. 20 Freshman Football 8th Grad© Squad — Front: T. Perry, Row 2 B. Terry, S. Prater, G. Harris, M. Abrams, K. Keets, R. Waynt, D. Kidd, J. Yerian. J. Morris, B Cantor. T Bochtel Row 3: Coach Tom Perry. S Kearns. T. Yerian. J. CaH. S. Sexton. C. Conley. C. McMannis, J. Lucas, B. Grimes. S. Jerzyk. Coach Greg Potter. Row 4: J. Manring (mgr.). D. Viers. M. Oliver. T Wood, B. Bowman. J. Anderson. D. McCartney. B. Wolenberg, M Eisnaugie 7th Grade Squad — Front: H. Harper. J. Reasor. M Meredith. J McGrath. G. Smalley. C. Simpson. G. Miller. M. LeMaster. S. Walburn. M. Humphrey. M Greene Row 2: J. Ballenger. A. Strawser. B. Speakman. T. Doty. J. Wood. C. Argo. C Bloomfield. B Kearns. J Baughman, T Roach, P Bragg. M Payne. C White. D Nichting (Mgr) Row 3 Coach Buck Donley. B. Abell. R. Molihan. B White. K. Livingston. H O'Neal. C Scott. P Thomas. J. Webb. M. Zinn. S. Conley, and Coach Steve Little Jr. High Gridders Acquire Skills The 7th and 8th grade football teams ended their season on a successful note. Team members acquired skills and learned game plan strategies. The coaches were pleased with the team members' attitudes and aggressive performances. Jr. High Football 21 J.V. Girls Are Co-Champs The J.V. Volleyball team, coached by Mrs. Paula Erwin, ended the '84 season with a winning record of 15-4 and the impressive title of co-champions in the league. Coach Erwin said that it was a “very good season and that she enjoyed working with the group. “Hard work and playing as a team contributed to their success. Pg. 22: 2. Teresa Edgington and Rina Harmon diver for the ball. 3. Christy Zinn serves the ball for the Ironwomen. 4. Christy Hill returns the ball. 5. Members of the J.V. team rally during the game. WON — 15 LOST — 4 Wins — Losses — Logan — 1 Logan — 1 Ironton — 2 Bishop Fiaget — 1 Gallipots — 2 Wellston — 1 Athens — 2 Chillicothe — 1 Bishop Floget — 1 Waverly — 2 Southwestern — 1 Portsmouth — 2 Wellston — 1 Eastern — 1 JACKSON JACKSON 15 18 UCKSOt r 14 mciso 42 i JACKSON 11 JACKS01 5 L to R: Front: T. Edgington, S. Smith, C. Zinn, R. Harmon Back: C. Hill, S. Smith, K. Sexton, K. Malone, Coach Erwin. 22 Junior Varsity Volleyball (Girls) Front: Karen Komaromi, Juli Yerian, Stephanie Fenik. Mary Dowler Back: Coach Dorsey. Rina Flarmon, Beth Osthoff, Stephanie Smith, Beth Zachariah Varsity Squad Wins Sectional Coach Chuck Dorsey led the Girls Varsity Volleyball Team to an exceptional season. The Squad held on to a long winning streak to end the regular season of play with 15 wins and 4 losses. Victories were earned in the Annual Apple Festival Tournament and the Girls Sectional Tournament. The squad rounded out the season as District Runner-Up. 2. Stephanie Fenik spikes one over the net as teammate. Mary Dowler, looks on. 3. Beth Osthoff prepares for the oncoming ball. 4. Mary Dowler and Karen Komaromi wait to return the ball. 5. Stefanie Smith hits the ball back over the net. Regular season 14 wins 4 losses 1st place Apple Festival Tournament 1st place Sectional Tournament Runner Up District Girls Varsity Volleyball 23 Young Spikers Show Promise The 7th grade volleyball team coached by Mrs. Karla Morrow had a great season. The team members worked hard in practice and played very aggressively against their opponents. Our JHS 8th grade Volleyball team had a super season with only two league losses. For Miss Kathy Daniels, her first year of coaching at JHS was quite an experience. The players show promise for future athletic competition. 3. Tara Doughty returns the volley. 4. Andrea Smith and Deena Malone ready for the match. 5. Doughty and Angie Hill anticipate the shot. At the volleyball cookout 7th and 8th grade team members pose: Becky Sparks. Bobbie Sparks, Laura Rose. Tara Doughty, Laura Spencer. Angie HHI. Dawn Smith. Cindy Ridgeway. Jodi Boroff 24 Junior High Volleyball |PWf| L to R: Erik Massie, Terry Speakman, Coach John Lloyd, Brian Wiley, Mark Miller, David Sheward, Alan Malone, George Davis, Pat Muffley Golfers Sharpen Skills For Future A third place league finish was one of the accomplishments of the 1984 JHS Golf Team. Throughout the summer and “course of the season, the team worked diligently. By doing so, they sharpened their skills, showed extensive improvement, and were on their way to a good season. Gaining experience for future years was very important to this basically young team. 2. David Sheward prepares his swing. 3. Mark Miller smiles on the links at Franklin Vally. 4. Erik and Brian get ready for a match. 5. Erik Massie swings for the cup. Golf 25 Enthusiasm Runs Strong The 1984 Cross Country Team ended their season in a very respectable fashion due to the fact that they were a young team. Coach Jeff Hodson was pleased with the 25 members' performances and enthusiasm throghout the season. The Harriers finished 5th in the league, hampered by little experience. Sophomore Tommy Griffiths received M.V.P. and the junior foreign exchange student, Thorston Wiefel received the M.I.P. trophy. Pg. 26: 2. As the gun sounds, the team bursts in to action. 3. Missy Carper paces herself for the race ahead. 4. Pat Stevens cools down after a race. Pg. 27: 1. Eric Richards pushes himself during a race. 2. JHS runners lead the pack in a competition. 3. Cindy Arnold tests her endurance in a meet. 4. Jeff Leach psyches himself up during the race. 5. Jeff Coffey leads the runners across the course. 6. The team prepares for the start of a race. 7. Sherm Stevenson warms up with the help of team mates. Front: M. Griffiths, M. Carper, C. Arnold, S. Jones. S Vance, T. Leach Row 2: K. Henderson, G. Potter, T. Wiefel, T. Griffiths, J. Coffey, J. Leach, S. Spencer, B. Richards Row 3: P. Stevens, E. Richards, A. Dickerson, B. Poe, S. Stevenson. S. Poe, S. Sickles, K. Dearing, and R. Mercer. 26 Cross Country Cross Country 27 Spectacular Season For Ironmen The Varsity Basketball Team has been nothing but spectacular. The Ironmen entered the Ironton Sectional tournament on March 1. J.H.S. was ranked second seed to Fairiand In the first game, the Ironmen went to battle with Chesapeake This turned out to be just a practice session for the Big Red. as they won 64-46. During the game, an event occured that hasn't happened in J H.S history. There was about 1:40 left until halftime, when Brad Poe went up for a two-handed slam dunk which spelled lights out In the second gdme. the Ironmen faced the South Point Pointers, which turned out to be a contest of its own with Jackson winning — 65 to 53. Those two crucial points came from free throws by Mark Hammond. By this time, the Ironmen were beginning to know Route 93 rather well, as they were making their third trip down that road. They played the Fairiand Dragons. In this game, the Ironmen played cdtch-up. At half-time. Jackson was down 34 to 21. but fought their woy back to win the sectionals. 53 to 52. From there it was on to the Convo. Pg. 28: 1. The team members and coaches display the victory nets from the Ironton Sectionals. 2. Rod Miller bursts through the spirit sign. 3. Brad Poe cuts a net ofter the Sectionals 4 Coach Hodson gets d boost to finalize the cut. Pg. 29: 1. The bench watches the floor action. 2. Eric Richards goes up for two. 3. Vince Wolford readies himself for the free-throw. 4. The boll goes up for the point. 5. Jumps ore tough as Pat Stevens displays. 6. Wolford gives a smile of victory. Scott Spencer, manager; Brad McCorkle, Mark Hammond, Shayne Poe, Allan Dickerson. Brian Roseberry, Pat Stevens, Brad Poe, Vince Wolford, Rod Miller, Coach Hodson. Eric Richards, and Coach Walburn. 28 Varsity Basketball (Boys) Varsity Basketball 29 Tough Loss At Convo For Varsity The Jackson Ironmen ended their season at the Convocation Center of Ohio University on March 16, 1985 to the sixth ranked team in the state, the Greenfield McClain Tigers. Even though the Ironmen suffered a tough loss of 78-64 they reached their goals; to score 100 points, to get Coach Hodson his 100th win, and to make it to the Convocation Center. It was definitely a glamorous season for the players as well as the fans. Members of the team: Seniors — Pat Stevens, Vince Wolford, Brad Poe, Brian Roseberry, Brad McCorkle, Eric Richards, and Rod Miller, Juniors — Mark Hammond, Shayne Poe, and Allan Dickerson. Convo action was fast-moving and disappointing for the Iron-men. Team members were psyched up for the game but were out-played and out-scored by Greenfield McClain Tigers, 78-64. 30 Varsity Basketball (Boys) (Boys) Varsity Basketball 31 Introducing ... The J.H.S. Wrestlers For the first time in recent history, Jackson High School claimed a wrestling team. This being a new sport put the beginning wrestlers at a disadvantage. Therefore, only a junior varsity team was formed and seniors were unable to participate. Practices were held on the wrestling mats laid on the weight room floor and in the J.H.S. auditorium. Matches were won and matches were lost; but gaining experience was what was important to these future wrestling veterans. Jim Chilcote tackled the job of coaching this new team. Front A Carlisle. J. Comp. D Tackett. P. Malone. C. Ragland. M. Carlisle Row 2 J. Sizemore, R. Hughes, S. Brunton, R Moore. S. Spires, B Howell. P. Muffley. M Musick. D. Sexton 32 Wrestling Frosh Squad Gains Valuable Skills The freshman boy's basketball team was coached by Greg Potter. The team gained experience which will help with further achievements. Team members were John Perry, Chris Moyer, Chris Ervin, Chuck Oliver, Chad Ward, Greg Meredeth, Tim James, Doug Congrove, David Blevins, Paul Heilman, Dusty Sexton and Jackie Webb. 34 Freshman Basketball Junior High Teams Run ' Jump ' And Shoot Toward Varsity Years Ahead JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS The 7th grade girls basketball team finished the 84 85 season with a 5-3 record This year's basketboll team started the season with some experienced players coming from the elementary school girls' basketball program This experience along with hard work and a lot of practice made this year's season a good one The 8th grade girls team finished the season with a 1-6 record. Their players were less experienced, but practiced to improve the game Coach Daniels said that a low height hurt the 8th grade teams' record. Jr. High Squads 35 Building Season For Young Squads The 8th grade boys team finished with a 3-6 record and a 7-3 for the 7th grade team. 8th grade Coach Kevin Rice said that his team has been playing very inconsistently having played some very good games and some poor gomes, too. 7th grade Coach Steve Little said his team has been playing pretty well. They improved greatly since the beginning of the season. (Pictured not availoble.) 36 Jr. High Boys Basketball Junior High Volleyball Players Gain Valuable Experience Under the skillful guidance of coaches Morrow (7th grade) and Daniels (8th grade) the junior high volleyball teams have had an excellent season. The teams worked hard in practice and not only improved their game skills, but just as importantly, their team work and attitudes. Winning games and gaining valuable experience deemed this season as a success. Jr. High Volleyball 37 Tennis: What A “Racket”! Netting wins and slamming determination were two assets of the 84-85 Girls' Tennis Team. Under first year JHS Tennis Coach Don Karasek, the girls worked hard and gained several individual and one team win. Singles player Laura Karasek chalked up seven wins and advanced to the semi-finals of the sectional tournament. Singles player Robin Moyer took three and the doubles duo of Terri Wimer and Penny Newson claimed two. Junior Varsity members taking credit for wins were: Becky Ross, Julie Bennett and Connie Lowery. A memorable moment for all the girls was the team win against Circleville. Laura Karasek, Robin Moyer, Penny Newsom and Terri Wimer led their team to the victory by taking wins in this match. 84-85 Girls Tennis Team 38 Girls Tennis Boys Tennis “Nets” Several Wins New players and a new head coach have come upon the court for Jackson Varsity Boys' Tennis. Greg Potter, Jackson Science and Phys Ed. instructor, had to work with a fairly young team. Only three boys were starters last year and out of the ten team members, three were Freshmen. Phillip Hughes was named the number one singles player for this year's season. Varsity Boys’ Tennis 39 Track Teams Christen New Track The track program at JHS took a giant step forward this year, making three firsts in JHS history; these were the first asphalt track, the first home meet held in over 30 years, and the first junior track team. The boys under the capable leadership of Don Armstrong and Dennis Reinhart compiled a winning record and were undefeated at home. Tony Lawson broke a school record in the 200 meter dash. The girls also compiled a winning record. Coaches Leah Moyer and Tami Haller led them to a successful season. Broken records by the girls include: Tina Wolford in the 200 m dash, Stephanie Fenik in the 100 and 300 low hurdles, and Stephanie Fenik, Beth Zachariah, Robin Moyer, and Tina Wolford in the 4x100 m. relay. Coaches Jeff Hodson and Kevin Rice tackled the new junior high track program. The girls were undefeated, and the boys made a good show as well. The team competed in three meets. 40 Track Track 41 Varsity Baseball Records An 8-11 Season The 1985 Varsity Baseball team coached by Bob Kight and Assistant Coach Randy Ferguson finished the season with a heartbreaking 8-11 record. Most of the Ironmen losses were one run deficits. Coach Kight commented the kids were mentally and physically in each game; they played with a lot of heart. Overall the year was progressive for the Big Red. The team members showed great spirit and enthusiasm from the first inning to the last. 42 Varsity Baseball 44 Softball Row 1: Jui Yerion. Lori Tabor. Tammy Hill. Margaret Ramey. Mary Dowler. Barbie Balzer Row 2: Coach Bill Ridgeway. Missy Dalton. Missy Barlow. Valerie Wolford. Christy Zinn. Lori Lyons. Rina Harmon. Manager Cindy Ridgeway. Head Coach Paula Erwin Varsity Softball Players Improve During Season The Varsity girls' softball team had a good season this year. The team learned many fundamentals that will help them throughout their soft-ball careers. Coaches Paula Erwin and Bill Ridgeway and the players feel that this has been one of the best seasons and they improved with every game. Varsity Softball 45 Varsity Cheerleaders Compete In Dallas In December, the varsity cheerleaders traveled to Dallas. Texas, to compete in the National Cheerleaders' Competition. They received the opportunity to do so by being selected for and winning the Award of Excellence Competition at Camp Crescendo, Rio Grande College. While attending camp, they were bestowed with many other honors. Some of these include: three superior and one excellent ribbons; Stephanie Fenik being chosen as Miss Crescendo and All-American Cheerleader, and Peggy Kidd being chosen to compete in the Miss Crescendo Pageant. The awards didn't end at camp though. The squad received fourth place at the Annual Apple Festival competition and Stephanie Fenik was selected to cheer at the Aloha Bowl in Honolulu, Hawaii. During the year, the cheerleaders also raised spirits by participating in a pep assembly, bonfires, and by leading the crowd at football and basketball games. Advisors are Alyce Smith. Linda Hale and Judy Jones, all Jackson teachers Peggy Kidd. Tammy Hill. Stephanie Fenik. Back Kristen King, Lori Lyons and Kim Wiley. 46 Varsity Cheerleaders Front: C Gillespie. Back: D. Green. S. Smith. C. Wiseman. M. Woodard. R. Chisholm. J.V. Squad Boosts School Spirit! Pep assemblies, bonfires, decorating for banquets, and raising the spirits of the teams during football and basketball seasons are the duties of the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. In July, the squad attended Camp Crescendo at Rio Grande College. While there, they received a superior rating and were chosen as finalists in the Award of Excellence competition. During the year, they also competed at the annual Apple Festival competition and a competition at Franklin Heights. J.V. Cheerleaders 47 Young Squads Earn Many Honors Run-through signs, chants, and big smiles were some of the methods used by the Freshmen Cheerleaders to raise spirit and enthusiasm. In July, the squad attended camp at Rio Grande. Tami Trace was chosen to compete in the Miss Crescendo Pageant and the squad received an excellent rating. Apparently no one ever told the Junior High Cheerleaders that you Improve with age ' The squad worked hard to overcome the obstacle of inexperience and by doing so. gained many honors. These included: Best Junior High Squad at Camp Crescendo, runner-up to the Finals of the Award of Excellence: A Superior rating, Sarah James was chosen to compete in the Miss Crescendo contest, and Michelle Ridge placed 2nd runner-up in the Miss Crescendo pageant. All these awards were chalked up at Rio Grande College in July. Freshmen Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders FRESHMEN B Lambert. C. Bowling. A Lambert. JUNIOR HIGH D. Geitz. J. Brunton, M Riegel. A T. Trace, M Walburn. S. Boroft Smith. M Ridge. Y. Fenik. A. Oliver. S. James 48 Frosh And Jr High Cheerleaders Cheerleader Spirit 49 Sports Banquets Are Planned For Athletic Recognition urn ■r Trophies, Certificates, Records, Food ... Award Banquets 51 v •• '• • •• • •• . .V ••• • • • ■. .. • • • • Purple Rain Fell At J.H.S. Suspense held the 1984 Homecoming Festivities as spectators eagerly awaited the announcement of the queen. Their anticipation was soon ebbed as Mr. D. Merrill Davis announced that Geri Landrum would be reigning over the 1984 festivities and court. She was crowned by Student Council member Sherm Stevenson. Members of her court were Seniors: Robin Hickey and Missy Meredith; Juniors: Kristie Ridge and Tina Wolford; Sophomore Kelly Music; and Freshman Angie Lambert. The Homecoming audience was again treated as they watched the Ironmen defeat the Gallipolis Blue Devils, 17-6. Rounding out the Homecoming 84 was the dance held in the JHS auditorium the next evening, October 20 from 8 to 11 p.m. Student Council members devoted many hours planning the dance and festivities and decorating to the theme of “Purple Rain”. Admission was $3.00 per single and $5.00 per couple and music was provided by 92 X-FM of Columbus. Pg. 54: 1. Juli Hale and Troy Kingrey along with Leigh Ann Massie and Brian Dulaney rest a minute from the action on the dance floor. 2. Terri Wimer, Kelly Music, and Shannan Smith stop to smile for the camera. Pg. 55: 1. Several students decide to sit this one out and talk. 2. John Griffiths and Stephanie Hunter smile during the festivities. 3. Janelie Wolfe and Pat Muffiev slow dance to a nice song. 4. Princess Robin Hickey and Jeff Smith sway to the music. 5. Metisse Stover and Doug Spurlock share a dance. 6. Mitch Shumate and Stacey Snow dance to the beat. 7. Kim Simpson and Tim James pose for a picture. Left to Right; Court Members Angie Lambert. Kristie Ridge. Missy Meredith. Queen Geri I.andrum, Robin Hickey, Tina Wolford and Kelly Music. Escorts: Greg Meredith, Brian Moore, Kevin Meredith. Wayne Newson, Jeff Smith, Randy Mercer, and Mike Leach. 54 Homecoming Homecoming 55 Theme Is 'Careless Whispers’ For JHS Sweetheart Dance The annual Sweetheart Dance was held February 9. Though the temperatures were cold and there was snow on the ground, it didn’t stop couples from attending. The auditorium was decorated in Red and White. D.J. Jeff Davis played the theme song, “Careless Whispers,” as queen Kim McConnell and her court members danced. Members of her court were: Senior, Robin Hickey; Junior, Kim Dement; Sophomore, Rhonda Chisholm, and Freshman, Wendy Crabtree. The queen and her court were crowned by Jeff Davis. The dance was sponsored by the JHS F.H.A. 56 Sweetheart Sweetheart 57 Junior High Sadie Brings Fun, Dancing Hillbillies, Break Dancers, and G.I. Joe’s filled the auditorium on the night of the Junior High Sadie Hawkins. Student Council sponsored the dance and solicited prizes for the evening. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of Lil’ Abner and Daisy Mae; 8th grade — Pete Wolford and Angie Hill, 7th grade — Laura Cosby. A breakdancing contest, judged by the crowd, was also held. Jeff Davis D.J.’d the evening. Junior High Sadie 59 SADIE HAWKINS Brings Out Wild Looks: Moore And Hickey Reign As ’Lil Abner, Daisy Mae The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, complete with farmers, a preacher, a sheriff, flappers, and . .. hula ‘girls’! was sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y and was held in the JHS Auditorium on March 22, 1985. The theme “A Country Boy Can Survive” brought many students out to have fun and to enjoy the wild costumes and activities that are always present at our Sadie Hawkins dances. David Moore and Robin Hickey were named Lil’ Abner and Daisy Mae for 1985. Juniors selected were Allan Dickerson and Wendy Leach; Sophomores were Sean Humphreys and Mary Hess; and Freshmen selected were Anthony Carlisle and Cheryl Bowling. 60 Sr. Sadie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins 61 Saturday Night Prom And Stay-At-Home Will Always Be Remembered The Jackson High School 1985 Junior-Senior Prom was held Saturday, April 27 at the JHS Gymnasium. The theme was “Winners Take All” by Quiet Riot and the gym was decorated in purple, lavender, and silver. Music was presented by David Glenn of 92X FM. The Prom Buffet was catered by Phyllis Michael Catering Service. The theme “Caribbean Dream” at Stay-At-Home was created by the parents and surprised students and guests. The Stay-at-Home Party was held at the Memorial Building until four o’clock. For some, the 1985 Prom was just another enjoyable festivity, but for others it was another step closer to graduation, senior trips, college, and the future. 62 Jr.-Sr. Prom Jr.-Sr. Prom 63 To The Class Of 1985 To the Class of ’85 You’ve been our shoulder when we’ve needed to cry, As friends you’ve offered a subtle smile.. You answered our questions when we asked why And stopped the hurting for a short while. Together we’ve shared laughter and tears And our memories will linger throughout time. But, now you must face the world of fear And hopefully solve the riddles’ rhyme. The Seniors leave us, future bound And we’ve promised not to cry; But, to be happy for what they’ve found In a single class — good-bye. Bronwyn Wilson Class of ’86 64 Prom Dedication Stay At Home 67 ORGANIZATIONS ==== New Dimensions At J.H.S. 210, WORK, DEADLINE, WORK, PHOTOS, WORK, LAYOUT, WORK!!! are words in the vocabulary of any OSKY WOW (yearbook) staff member. In the fall several staff members were added to the already large staff as over 60 students applied for the 20 positions open. This year’s staff worked under faculty advisor Lucinda Eubanks. The staff schedule is filled with various activities and workshops where staffers were instructed in layout, design, copywriting, photography, and fundraising. These workshops were held at Denison University and OSU. Several staff members were inducted into the Quill and Scroll Honor Society for High School Journalists. The editor for the 1985 yearbook was Jennie Spriggs. Assistant Editor Robin Moyer and Business Manager Angie Addis were valuable workers. Staff work was not completed until July and many of the younger staff members became accomplished layout and design journalists. The darkroom at the school is a very important asset for school releases and instructional purposes. 1. Students look over pictures from S4 OSKY WOW on sale in 210. The picture sale is a good fund-raiser to start off the new publication. 2. Robin Moyer works hard in June to meet final deadlines. 3. Photographer Lynn Mudd gets caught by another camera. 4. A major job of the staff is to organize and distribute the volume to eager and waiting students. 1984-85 Osky Wow staff 70 Osky Wow wr 1984-85 SKELETON staff under the supervision of Lucinda Eubanks, faculty advisor, and Angie Addis EDITOR-In-Chief. Journalists Keep Busy Any student or faculty member wanting to be informed about what’s going on at J.H.S.? — You can do so by picking up a monthly edition of the Skeleton; the school paper. This year the staff worked diligently to produce nine issues. Included in this were the Spring play program, Guys and Dolls (organized by staffer Lynn Wood), and two May issues, an eight page issue and a twelve page senior issue. An outstanding year of sales allowed this. Besides gathering information, writing articles, and meeting deadlines to add to their busy schedule, some staffers attended a J.A.O.S. workshop at Ohio State University where they were instructed in all aspects of high school journalism. In May, several members were inducted into Quill and Scroll; the National Honor Society for high school journalists. This year's staff was under the capable leadership of Editor Angie Addis and Advisor Lucinda Eubanks. Staff members Scott Spencer, Vivian Wood, Heather McGhee, and Robin Moyer were several of the staff writers who attended the JAOS workshop at OSU. Mrs. Lucinda Eubanks, advisor, is also a member of the Journalism Association of Ohio Schools (JAOS) Board of Directors for the state. Scott Spencer was a sports writer for the JHS publications. These staff members relax for a snack during the lunchbreak at the JAOS Fall Seminar at OSU. Skeleton 71 Row 1: Robin Hickey, Mike Hall. Stephanie Fenik, Robin Moyer Row 2: Kim Wiley. Geri Landrum, Sherm Stevenson. Missy Chandler. Peggy Kidd Row 3: Mike Hickman. Troy Adams. John Orender, Jim Carper. Juli Hale Row 4: Jim Wilburn. Pat Malone, Cindy Wiseman. Karen Komaromi, Danielle Green Row 5: Tim James, John Perry, Chuck Oliver, Chris Ervin Student Council Keeps Busy A Christmas party at Hope Haven, Homecoming, the Basketball Concession stand, junior high dances, a Banquet at the Colonial, and the annual picnic were just some of the activities for this year's Student Council under the leadership of advisor Tom Slater. The Student Council is elected in the fall of each year from members of grades 9-12. The purpose of this organization is not only to sponsor student activities, but also to govern the student body. It is affiliated with the National Student Council. Officers elected for the 84-85 school year were Stephanie Fenik, President; Robin Moyer, Vice President, Robin Hickey, Secretary; and Mike Hall, Treasurer. 72 Student Council 1984-85 HERO members State Projects Display — District and Regional Honors Lori Sturgill — Illustrated Talk on Child Abuse H.E.R.O. Seniors Combine Classes, Work, And Competitive Events Students enrolled in the Home Economics Related Occupations Program receive training in fields related to Home Economics. The program combines related classroom instruction and on-the-job work experience. The classroom instruction is under the direction of Mrs. Yvetta Doty and the members meet in the mornings at the Skills Center Campus. In addition to work and classroom, the Jackson Chapter of HERO competes in District and Regional Rallies and sends delegates to the State and National Conventions. At the Regional Rally, the students earned 1st place Bulletin Board display, 1st place scrapbook. Award of Merit and 1st place Name Tags. Members also had two first places and one second place award in individual skills events. Officers this year were: Pres. Mary Dowler; V-Pres. Mindy Haddox; Sec. Cheryl Osborne; Treas. Wanda Conn; and Historian Reporter Rhonda Lambert. Wanda Conn — Creative Storytelling — Child Safety Cheryl Osborne on-the-job at Betty Leach on-the-job at Shake McDonald's Shoppe H.E.R.O. 73 Tri-Hi-Y And Hi-Y Work Together Who am I? I create, maintain, and extend a Christian character. I spent three days in Columbus, participating in Youth-m-Govern-ment and helped decorate for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. 1 also worked in the concession stand during basketball games and sold carnations to raise money. ... I am a member of the Hi-Y or Tri-Hi-Y. To be eligible for Hi-Y. one must be a boy in grades 9-12. Tri-Hi-Y members must be girls in grades 10-12. Regular attendance to club functions is expected by all members. Hi-Y officers elected for the 84-85 year were: Pres., Troy Kin-grey; Vice pres., Paul Rupert; Chaplain. David Moore; Sec treas.. Greg Moore; and Historian. Todd Mossman. Tri-Hi-Y officers elected for the 84-85 year were: Pres., Angie Addis; Vice pres.. Stephanie Fenik; Chaplain. Jennie Spriggs; and Sec treas., Lori Simmons. The group is supervised by Mr. Paul Sites. Hi-Y members have a busy year. Tri-Hi-Y members co-operate on projects. 74 Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y Juniors Begin Intensive Office Program The main purpose of Steno I is to assist students in establishing realistic employment objectives. Junior class members who take this course begin intensive training in office education. During the year, members of the class learn the basic skills of typing, accounting, shorthand, general office procedures, word processing, data processing, office machines and filing. Members of OOEA (Ohio Office Education Association), the Steno I class members were eligible to compete in Region II regional Competition. Several members placed in this competition. Annette Causey placed 3rd in receptionist; Michelle Reed placed 4th in Records Management; and Marcia White placed 6th in shorthand. Instructor advisor was Mrs. Nina Rose. Officers for the 84-85 year were: Jill White, pres.; Metisse Stover, vice pres.; Janet Mercer, secretary; Michelle Reed, treasurer; Kim Sharp Seitz. Parliamentarian; and Marcia White, historian. Row I; Deanna Bragg. Tammy Dulaney. Michelle Reed, Jill White, Jessica Harmon Tolliver; Row 2: Metisse Stover. Laura Henry , Debbie Delong. Marcia White. Janet Mercer. Mrs. Rose; Row V Christie Rouse, Kristin Lambert. Teresa Hill. Anita Warren. Kim Sharp Seitz; Row 4: Shannon Prater. Kim Duncan. Juli Yerian. Missie Barlow. Annette Causey. 76 Word Processing Steno I 1984-85 Word Processing Stenographer II Skills For The Future Are Acquired Leadership, ambition, socialibility, and poise are all qualities promoted in the Word Processing -Stenographer II program. To be eligible, a student must be enrolled in a vocational business education program. Some activities members of this program participated in were: a visit to the Ashland Oil Corporate Headquarters in Ashland, Kentucky; and a trip to the Business Education Department at Ohio University. Chillicothe Branch. Members receiving awards were: Melissa Carter — First in Region II OOEA Job Interview II and fifth in State of Ohio Office Education Competitive Events, Kim Simpson — Third in Region II Typing III and best typist, Karen Rhea — Sixth in Region II Records Management II, Cindy Arnold — Outstanding Vocational Business Education Stenographer Word Processing II, and Best Shorthand Student, and Stephanie Hunter — Best Word Processing Student. Officers for the 84-85 year were: President — Melissa Carter, Vice-President — Cindy Arnold, Secretary — Stacie Cavey, Treasurer — Kim Simpson, Historian and parliamentarian — Karen Rhea. Row l Melissa Carter. Melissa Causey. Karen Rhea. Stephanie Hunter. Cindy Arnold. Row 2: Mrs. York. Marsha Hall. Kelli Humphreys. Delores Penix. Rhonda Jones. Row Margaret Ramey. Kim Simpson. Patti Cracc. Angie Graves. Word Processing Steno. II 77 Students Work Toward Future Jobs The Data Processing Computer Accounting I class met regularly as an organization and planned fund-raisers, field trips, speakers, and an awards banquet for their members. President of this year's class was Steve Petrie, Vice-pres. Tammy Daniels. Sec.: Sheri Leach. Treas Barbara Mcl an-iel; Historian: Tina Wolford; and Parliamentarian: Janice McPeak Instructor Advisor was Mrs Karla Morrow. At Regional Competition Steve Petrie placed in General Clerical I and Tina Bachtel placed in Records Management I. Pictured at the bottom of the page arc awards winners at the banquet: Tina Wolford: Outstanding Accounting Student Award, Tammy Rouse Perfect Attendance; Barbara McDaniel Outstanding Accounting Student Award; and Steve Petrie: Outstanding Typist Award. Above: Class members — Rcnae Adams. Tina Bachtel. Charla Bailey. Bobbie Boggs. Tammy Daniels. Donnie Grady. Pixie Jones, Penny Leach, Sheri Leach, Mary Malone. Barbara McDaniel, Janice McPeak. Steve Petrie, Jill Powell, Tammy Rouse. Bobbie Rowland. Kelly Thomas. Lynn Waugh, Cathy Whaley, and Tina Wolford. Below Class Officers pose during a field trip to Columbus 78 Data Processing Comp. Acc. I 1984-85 Data Processing Computer Accounting II Mrs. Wright and Danetta Spencer at work. Office Students Turn Toward Computer Program Data Processing Computer Accounting II met at the Skills Center Campus during the morning and early afternoon before returning to the high school for other classes. They were involved in an intensive office career preparation program under the direction of Mrs. Marty Wright. Computers became a valuable part of the course study and these Seniors completing the program will enter the job market, continue schooling at college or enroll in a technical school program. Members of the class were: Brenda Miller, Rhonda Tennant, Helena Lawson, Jodi Frye, Missy Grimes, Saperina Elkins, Patty Crawford, Melissa Salyers, Janet Bolen, Danetta Spencer, Trish Finley, Penny Fannin, Angie Parks, and Lori Callahan. Class Members pose during a fun-day break Angie Parks at the computer. Data Processing Computer Acc. II 79 Future Farmers Of America Work Hard The Future Farmers of America Club promotes leadership and teaches the members about agriculture. The requirements for membership are that students must be in grades 9-12, and be enrolled in the Vocational Agriculture Program. Officers this year were: Pres. Andy Farley; V -Pres. Mike Hickman; Sec. Mike Sparks; Treas. Kevin Erwin; Reporter Randy Mercer; Student Advisor — Tom Ferguson and Faculty Advisor Lisle Dill. Members pictured arc Harley Swancy. Kevin Erwin. Mike Sparks. Richie Wyant. Jack Corder.Joey Camp, Corey Biggs. Jim Malone. Dennis Canter. Todd C x per. Steve Spangler. Tom Ferguson. Kenny Daniels, Andy Farley. Rod Tomblin, Mike Hickman. Wayne Mercer. Mike McC.umber. Mark Scurlock. Bill Rafferty, Tom Williams. John Rafferty. Robert Greer, Joe Malone. J.J Brown. F.ric Manion, Blain Rosenberger, Randy Scott. Jeff Simpson. Pat Bailey. Danny Browning. James Hicks. Randy Mercer. Jarod Downey and Frnest Hatfield. Future Homemakers Sponsor Annual Sweetheart Dance The Future Homemakers of America are girls in grades 9-12 enrolled in a Home Economics Class. This main project in the FHA year is the sponsoring of the annual Sweetheart Dance. Home Economics Advisor pictured is Mrs. Jan Roberts. Mrs. Marie McGhee and Mrs. Jeannine Byers also work with the FHA. Members pictured are April Duhl, Kyrstal Keeton, l.iz McCormick, Tina Carlson. Ninette Perkins. Connie Humphreys. Patty Warren. Melissa Frye. Donna Sheets. Cindy Kahnc. Teresa Musick. Regina Hay. Marsha Swaney and Rhonda Murphy. 80 FFA FHA DECA Students Have Busy Days The Marketing Education Class meets at the Skills Center Campus during the morning before going to the various jobs held by the members. Instructor for this class, which is a member of the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA), is Mrs. Hillary Abell. Class members are involved in fund raising, field trip planning and listening to guest speakers from the field of business. An important part of the club is the involvement in state and national events as well as regional competitions. Officers this year were: Pres. Dave Landrum, V-Pres. Brian Dulaney, Sec. Lori Hill, Treas. Brad Jenkins, Reporter Andy Exline, and Parliamentarian Kevin Nichols. Members of 1984-85 DF.CA: Front: Bud Henry, Bill Neff. Andy Exline; 2nd: Brad Jenkins. Kevin Bowman. Tom Ferguson; 3rd: Kevin Nichols. Brian Dulaney. Charlie Fox. David Landrum. Absent: Vince Wolford. Lori Hill, Kenny McGhee, and Dan Sharp. DECA 81 T I Classes Meet Daily At Skills Center Campus Members of T I (Trade and Industrial) build skills needed for mechanical careers. Some of these include: operating grinders, lathes, drilling presses, and milling machines. Boys involved in the T I Machine Shop Program are juniors and seniors. Upon graduation, they are eligible to enter the job market. T I is a member of the Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America (VICA). The two classes met at the Skills Center Campus and were under the instruction of Mr. Noble Mullins and Mr. Alan Scurlock. Members of T I were: Mike Meadows, Todd Willis, Jeff Copley, Damon Ray, Myron Rosenberger, Kevin Dulaney, Chris Clark. Ray Hoover, John Griffiths, Her-nie Sharp, Jeff Boggs, Rusty West, Doug Crabtree, Harold Grim. Ed Humphrey. Robert Rosenbergcr, James Shopshear. Don Sickles, Floyd Yates. Rod Bach-tcl. Robert Browning, Shannon Eldridgc. Danny Butler. Charles Cooper. Dale Cox. Brian Daniels. Kyle Gibson, Robert Gilliland, Joe Tanner. Dale Spencer, Kevin Zachariah, Todd Miller. Corbie Miller, and Matt Strawser. 82 T I Audio Visual, OWA, Canvas Crew OWA: Front: Mr. Altherr, V. Snyder, T. Hatfield, A. Fisher, J. Fannin 2nd: K. Brunton. R. Moore, R. Puckett, B. Moore, T. Spurgeon 3rd B. Harmon. D. Smith, J. Hendrix, D. Chandler. M Salyers CANVAS CRF.W: Front: C Biggs. Mr. Altherr. T. Spurgeon, 2nd: B. Harmon. D. Smith, J. Hendrix, M. Salyers, J. Fannin The Audio Visual crew at JHS, under the supervision of Mr. Bowman, is a big help to the faculty at JHS. They assist the faculty by setting up and sometimes operating projection-sound, and video equipment. They also give their services to various school activities. Mr. Bowman has improved and updated this project with many new pieces of equipment. AUDIO VISUAL: M. Snider. S. Dearing, T. Rouse, J. Stevenson, P. McClurg, J. Wood, C. Anderson, D. Bolen, A. Farley If you’re not a football player, cheerleader, or referee but would still like to be a part of the Friday Night Home Game Scene”, why not join the Canvas Crew? This is a group of students responsible for putting up the canvas on the fences around the football Field before the Varsity competitions on Friday night. The group members also stay and take care of the removal of the canvas. Any student wishing to participate should contact Mr. Altherr. Have you ever wondered who those students in the cafeteria working so hard at lunchtime were? They are members of the Occupational Work Adjustment program and cafeteria work is just one of their many duties. Freshmen participate in the OWA program under the supervision of Mr. Fred Altherr. Some club activities include pizza parties and a recognition banquet. It is possible for members who excel to receive state awards of excellence and superiority. Officers: Pres. James Hendrix; V-Pres. Anette Fisher; Sec. Chloie Caudill; and Treas. Dave Smith. SWwjJ __Audio-Visual Workers AV, OWA. Canvas Crew 83 Students Assist Office Staff In Daily Tasks A valuable part of the daily workings of the JHS machine is the Office Workers. Some of the students’ duties include passing out absence lists, taking messages to students and teachers, running errands for the high school office personnel and doing some filing in office procedures. The purpose of the group is to allow students to become more familiar with the duties and responsibilities of the office staff. Students who wish to participate on a regular schedule must have a study hall during the hour their assistance is needed in the high school office or high school guidance office. Behavior, attitude and responsibility are considered very carefully before selections are made. Row 1: Patricia Gilliland. Barbie Britton. Cindy Arnold, Kim Simpson. Cindy Farley, Kim Wiley. Angie Sears. Row 2: Teresa F.dington, Lynn Mudd, Heather McGhee. Michelle Walburn. Terri Wimer. Rhonda Dennison. Shannon Smith Row 3: Tracey Snow, Sara Mutzig, Melissa Hughes. Dawn Harris, Stephanie Stevenson Row 4: Rod Miller Student Library Assistants Form New, Helpful Group Dewey-Decimal System , non-fiction”, and M and M's” — all terms probably familiar to the members of the Student Library Assistants Club, a newly formed organization at Jackson High School under the direct supervision of librarian Mrs. Marilyn Payne. The function of this organization is to improve library service and the only eligibility requirement is to be a student at JHS who is willing to put some study hall hours into work in the library. This year, the club project was selling candy to earn proceeds to be used to buy a copier for the library. Officers elected for 84-85 were: Pres. Tammy Stiffler; Vice President Mia Taylor; Sec. Stacey Snow; and Treas. Barbara McDaniel. Row 1: Mrs. Payne. Dewey McDaniel, Mia Taylor. Barbara McDaniel. Tricia Murphy. Glen Hill.Jcri Camp. Jennifer Bowman, Peggy Casey, Stacey Snow. Cindy Farley. Row 2: Corey Biggs. Tracey Trago. Linda Mercer. Raye Angel. Robin Chilcote. Mary Freeland, Helena Lawson, Danetta Spencer, Gale Willis. Row 3: John Henderson, Chris Wolford, Caleb Raymer. Julie Bartram, Debbie Delong. Tammy Stiffler. Melissa Salyers. Toni McDaniel. Melissa Causey, and Susan l.ambert. 84 Office Workers Library Assistants Impressive Induction And Reception For National Honor Society The Jackson chapter of the National Honor Society held its induction ceremony on Wednesday, April 24. The senior members marched into the auditorium while Megan Payne, member, played Pomp and Circumstance. New members were tapped in as parents and guests watched. A reception was held in the cafeteria following the ceremony. Mrs. Baesman provided floral arrangements and engraved napkins. Two cakes were made by Laura Karasek to add to the refreshments. Senior members were in charge of making all the arrangements for the induction ceremony. Invitations were obtained and mailed, the auditorium and cafeteria were decorated, and speeches prepared. A new tradition was started with this year's induction. The senior members made honor cords for the juniors and personalized them. The cords will be their very own keepsake after they graduate. New N.H.S. members are: Richard Alford, Jon Baesman, Darcy Burt, Tammy Morris Daniels, Rhonda Dennison, Kim DeMent, Allan Dickerson, Cindy Farley, Michelle Fraley, Mike Hall, Mark Hammond, Rena Harmon, Tammy Henderson, Teresa Hill, Stephanie Jordan, Pixie Jones, Kristen King, Jeff Leach, Tom Leach, Lori Lyons, Janet Mercer, Brian Miller, Garry Montgomery, Jr., Robin Moyer, Patricia Murphy, JoAnna Ousley, Shayne Poe, Braden Richards, Kristie Ridge, Chris Rose, Becky Ross, Paul Rupert, Kim Sharp Seitz, Jennie Sheward, Anita Warren, Marcia White, Bronwyn Wilson, Tina Wolford, Juli Yerian, Joanne Zimmerly, and Christy Zinn. Faculty advisor is Charles Bowman. NHS Members 86 National Honor Society Quill And Scroll Inducts Members The Jackson High School chapter of Quill and Scroll held its annual induction Friday, May 17, at the Colonial. The induction ceremony followed a luncheon. Two year members related the characteristics and responsibilities of a high school journalist. Mrs. Eubanks, the Quill and Scroll adviser, spoke about the progress of the current publications. As the full and honorary members were inducted the two year members presented them with a lavender silk rose, the 1985 class flower. The Quill and Scroll members were joined at this luncheon by Mr. Tom Slater. The Quill and Scroll is an international society for journalists. Selection for this organization is based upon scholastic achievement and participation on the Osky Wow or Skeleton staffs. Two year members are Angie Addis, Patricia Gilliland, John Rupert, Jennie Spriggs, Sherm Stevenson, and Peggy Wildman. New full members: Tammy Henderson, Robin Moyer, Jenny Sheward, Gale Willis and Bronwyn Wilson. Senior honorary members are: Mindy Boggs, Kim McConnell, Alan Riegel, Lori Simmons, and Lynn Wood. Honorary Members Two-Year Members New Full Members Quill And Scroll 87 1984-85 SCIENCE CLUB JHS Science Club Sponsors Annual Fair The JHS Science Club sponsors the annual Science Fair which is held in the Spring in the auditorium. Club members arc responsible for the set-up, organization, and the on-going observance of the visitors to the fair. Mr. Charles Bowman is in charge of the Science Fair and all Science teachers from the Junior High level to the Senior level participate with student projects and papers from their classes. Judging is done and awards are presented with many projects going on to regional and state competition. Officers this year were: Angie Addis Pres.; Jeff Smith, V-Pres; David Moore, Trcas.; and John Rupert, Sec. Members of the club: Geri Landrum, Peggy Kidd, Leslie Taylor, Lisa Kuhn, Sherm Stevenson, Rod Miller, Kim McConnell, Lori Simmons, Mindy Boggs, Gil Coleman, Steve Williams, Kim Wiley, Robin Hickey, Andy Farley, Don Bolen, Alan Riegcl, I isa Sanford, Todd Ley, Phillip Hughes, Brad Haynes, Troy Adams, Darren Tackett, Martha Woodard, Danielle Green, Claudia Gillespie, Rhonda Chisholm, Lori Tabor, John Brunton, Doug Congrove, Jon Baesman, Sara Mutzig, Laura Karasek, Gale Willis, Troy Kingrey, Randey Smith, Greg Moore, Paul Rupert, Pat McClurg, and Tim Rouse. Hi-Q Team Is Scholastically Tough The Hi-Q Team met regularly to practice for competition for Channel 13's broadcast from Huntington, W.Va. Coaches for this year's young but quite talented team were Miss Alyce Smith and Ms. Mary Jean Rieder. Valuable skills of retention of facts and quickness on the buzzer are necessary to become a member of this fast-paced Scholastic team. Members were: Alan Riegel, Jon Baesman, Tom Leach, Craig Ragland, Erik Massie, Brad Poe and Lynn Stroth. Researchers for the team were: Darcy Burt, Kenny Dearing, and Brian Wiley. 88 Science Club Hi-Q Team ENGLISH and SPANISH SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS 64 Scholars Represent J.H.S. Sixty-four JHS students represented our student body at the annual Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement at the OU Branch in Chillicothe on May 4. Students teamed up in fours and covered 16 subjects in which they were currently enrolled. The Scholarship Team members were honored by the Lion's Club of Jackson, which held a banquet for them in April prior to the test date. Word was received that ninth grader Brian Wiley placed first in the district in General Science and ninth in the state. Many of the students received district and state ranking and are to be congratulated for their scholastic effort. Members of the Scholarship Teams were: ENGLISH 9 — Peggy Casey, Amy Frye, Susan Burt, Gwen Stover; ENGLISH 10 — Irene Sheldon, Christine Sanford, Daren Thomas, Beth Osthoff; ENGLISH 11 — Darcy Burt, Lori Lyons, Jon Baes-man, Kristie Ridge; ENGLISH 12 — Megan Payne, Lisa Sanford, Geri Landrum, Leslie Taylor; SPANISH I — Tim Rouse, Shawn Lanhart, Tiffany Live-say, Rina Harman; SPANISH II — Lynn Mudd, Beth Zachariah, Pam Hicks, Chris Rose; ALGEBRA I — Don Mourning, Greg Jansen, Cathy Dickon, Jennifer Lahman; ALGEBRA II — Kim DeMent, Allen Dickerson, Garry Montgomery, Mark Hammond; GEOMETRY — Greg Clark, Mike Leach, Lori Eisnaugle, Craig Ragland; ADVANCED MATH — Paul Rupert, Stephanie Fenik, Angie Addis, Pam Shumate; BIOLOGY I — Lynn Stroth, Jeremy Harley, Chris Jones, Roger Holbrook; GENERAL SCIENCE — Brian Wiley, Caleb Ramer, Mitch Shumate, Pat Muffley; CHEMISTRY I — Braden Richards, Kristen King, Tom Leach, Robin Moyer; PHYSICS — Laura Karasek, Pat McClurg, John Rupert, Andy Farley; AMERICAN HISTORY — Shayne Poe, Chris Wolford, Joe Wright, Mike Hall: SR. SOCIAL STUDIES — Sherm Stevenson, Don Bolen, Brad Poe, Jeff Smith. SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS SOCIAL STUDIES TEAMS Scholarship Teams 89 Annual Science Fair Has Superior Projects This year's outstanding Science Fair sponsored by the JHS Science Club and under the direction of Mr. Charles Bowman was deemed a success. Winners were awarded trophies and certificates for their achievements. Braden Richards also received a computer from Barry Souders, representing Jackson's Radio Shack. Winners were: (1st, 2nd, 3rd order) SENIOR DIVISION: Chris Rose, Joanne Zimmerly, Jeremy Harley JUNIOR DIVISION: Doug Con-grove, Carole Marshment, Doug Kidd SR COMPUTER: Braden Richards, John Rupert, Paul Rupert JR COMPUTER: Dan Mutzig, Scott Gray, Cameron Craig Chris Rose received a Superior in the District and State Science Fairs and Doug Congrove received an Excellent in the District Fair. 90 Science Fair Many Students Participate In Annual Arts Festival The annual JHS Arts Festival was held on March 28-29, 1985 in the high school auditorium. Mr. Clarence Rice was the director and coordinator. The festival theme was Watch Us Sow and Grow. The Arts Festival recognizes the creative arts included in our many courses of study. Some of these are: art, music, homemaking, English literature, foreign languages, mechanical drawing, and industrial arts. Best in Show — Visual Arts: Garry Montgomery Best in Show — Literary: Tammy Henderson (Poetry), Jim Carper (Prose) Best in Show — Foreign Language: (Spanish I Poster) Beth Smith and Lynn Stroth, (Spanish II Poster) Irene Sheldon, (Spanish Pinata) Sarah James and Kelly Patrick Diane K. Henry Award — Michelle Ridge Division I (Gr. 7 8) First place winners: Haiku — Christopher Anderson; Tanka — Tera Brown; Si jo — David Stevenson; Word Cinquain — Melissa Rupert, Syllable Cinquain — Kim Johnson; Diamante — Michelle Ridge; Free Verse — Stacie Allison; Concrete — Harrison Craig; Acrostic — Christy Greene; Limerick — Scott Coffey; Traditional — Matthew Gilliland; Extended Metaphor — Chris Clary; Short Story — Nathan Hibsham; Essay — Charles White. First Place Winners Division II (9 10) Haiku — Trisha Bush; Tanka — Greg Clark; Sijo — Cathy McCormick; Word Cinquain — Daren Thomas; Syllable Cinquain — Peggy Casey; Diamante — Kathy Schwab; Sonnet — Michelle Tackett; Free Verse — Laura Owens; Concrete — Steve Burke; Acrostic — Billy Burchette; Limerick — Raye Angel; Traditional — Rhonda Chisolm; Extended Metaphor — Cathy McCormick; Essay — Jackie Tanner Division III (11 12) Haiku — Becky Farrar; Tanka — Bronwyn Wilson; Sijo — Bron-wyn Wilson; Word Cinquain — Tammy Henderson; Syllable Cinquain — Tammy Henderson; Diamante — Kurt Shelton; Sonnet — Gale Willis; Blank Verse — Tammy Henderson; Free Verse — Bronwyn Wilson; Concrete — Tammy Henderson; Acrostic — Kristie Ridge; Limerick — Jon Baesman; Traditional — Leigh Ann Massie: Extended Metaphor — Peggy Wildman; Short Story — Pam Shumate; Essay — Jim Carper. Arts Festival 91 JHS Students Are Recognized During May 14 Honors Assemblies: Special Awards, Senior Scholastic Achievements, And Many Certificates Of Accomplish- ment Were Presented By Administration And Special Guests Assemblies Spring Glee Club Concert The annual Spring Glee Club Concert under the direction of Mr. Boothe and Mrs. Baesman was held Tuesday, April 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the JHS auditorium. Mr. Boothe directed the Senior High Glee Club in the performance of the Welsh hymn Cum Rhonda”, Praise the Lord , Reach for a Star , American Hymn , I Used to Dream , “You and I”, and The Battle Hymn of the Republic . Ensembles and soloists were featured with their special music. Mrs. Baesman's Junior High Glee Club presented a number of choral selections including God Bless the (J.S.A.”, Creating in Me a Clean Heart , and a special arrangement of America . 94 Senior Chorus And Concert Senior Chorus 95 Jr. High Chorus Has Busy Year The Jr. High Chorus, directed by Mrs. Lady Baes man. had a very successful year. The members sang in the annual Carol Sing in December, the annual Spring Vocal Concert, and in a few of the assemblies. In April, several members participated in the OMEA (Ohio Music Educators Association) District Contest Also, the school eisteddfod, held annually accord ing to Welsh tradition, brought out many of the students of the group for individual performances. On April 13. 1985. Jackson High School was represented by sixteen grade 7 students, seventeen grade 8. and a twenty voice grade 8 chamber choir at Ohio University School of Music for the OMEA Solo and Ensemble Contest. Fifty-three junior high students participated in sing ing and playing piano solos Those receiving a I (Supe rior) rating were: Dan Mutzig, Jim Barnette. Chris White. Scott Gray, and Matthew Gilliland. Those receiving a II (Excellent) rating were Chris Anderson, Jenny Bowman. Ginger Brown. Jennifer Brunton. Nick Burchette. Karla Holsinger. and Allison Oliver. 96 Jr. High Chorus Majorettes Add Sparling Dimension To JHS Senior Marching Band The Jackson Senior High Majorettes added a sparkling, twirling dimension to the marching band. They presented outstanding routines on the parade routes, on the football field during halftime and pre-game shows, and at competitions. The Majorettes this year were: Front: Kim Wyant, Head Majorette; Row 2: Tiffany Livesay and Wendy Crabtree; Row 3: Priscilla Fannin, Metisse Stover, Christi Sheward, and Jenny Sheward. Senior Majorettes 97 Senior Band Adds The Musical Dimension To JHS Jackson Senior Band Left to right: Majorettes: Priscilla Fannin, Tiffany Li-vesay, Metisse Stover, Kim Wyant, Christy Sheward, Wendy Crabtree, Jenny Sheward Row 1: Gil Coleman, Kim McConnell, Missy Armstrong, Laura Owens, Ann LeMaster, Lori Eisnaugle, Jodi Gordon, Nikki White, Heather Gates, Kelly Music, Karen Escola, Eric Massie, Gale Willis (Field Commander) Row 2: Kris Ball, Shawna Peoples, Gwen Stover, Patricia Gilliland, Danielle Green, Lori Simmons, Leah Spears, Marcia Topping, Karrie Gowen, Susan Mapes, Lisa Boggs, Amy Frye, Jeremy Harley, Kim Simpson (Field Commander) Row 3: Christy Aldridge, Megan Payne, Jennifer Harley, Theresa Bowman, Jackie Tanner, Pat Muffley, Mitch Shumate, Jon Baesman, Kenny Dear-ing, Mike Sparks Row 4: Roger Holbrook, Missy Barlow, Mike Leach, Tony Newell, Angie Addis, Lynn Stroth, Kelly Wasmer, Cindy McKenzie, Stacy Van Fossan, Barry Tanner Row 5: Robin Swank, Deanna Bragg, George Livingston, Charles Rayburn, Joanne Zimmerly, Braden Richards, Dean Hickman, Tom Sollars, Chris Jones, Mrs. Sheldon (Assnt. Director) Row 6: Kathy Schwab, John Rupert, James Voiles, Mark Musick, Rick Stokes, Andrea Freeland, Kenny Daniels, Mr. Hogue (Director) Row 7: Michelle Rader, Kristin Taylor, Trisha Adams, Angie Graves, Janelle Wolfe, Pam Shumate, Megan Malone, Stacey Snow, Tracey Snow, Theresa Hicks (Flag Corps) 1984-85 JHS Marching Ironmen 98 Senior Band 66 pucg JOiuas New Look For Flag Corps After attending Band Camp at Canter’s Cave and performing in several competitions and parades, the 84-85 Flag Corps ended a successful season with a look that included new, multicolored flags. The Flag Corps members add a striking dimension to the JHS Senior Marching Band. The members pictured are: Pam Shumate. Michelle Rader. Theresa Hicks. Angie Graves. Trisha Adams. Stacey Snow. Megan Malone. Janelle Wolfe, Kristin Taylor, and Tracey Snow. 100 Flag Corps Field Commander: Shared By Two The Field Commanders for the 1984 85 Marching Band season were Kim Simpson and Gale Willis. Seniors. This was a rare occurence for JHS, who. in the past has had a single occupant in this position. During the year, they accompanied the band to band camp at Canter's Caves and to all marching performances. Field Commanders have responsibilities of leader ship both on the field and off. Both commanders displayed good leadership qualities and co-operated in their shared positions. Field Commanders 101 Junior Band Composed Of 7th Graders Junior Band Candids 103 Cadet Band Members Gain Marching Experience Onder the direction of Mrs. Sheldon, the Cadet Band participated in the Apple Festival parades, Pumpkin Festival Parade, Parent’s Night football game. Winter and Spring Band Concerts, and the Solo and Ensemble Contest in Athens. Students in grade eight participate in Cadet Band and develop musical skills and marching techniques for parades and concerts, and prepare for the high school band. Officers elected for the 84-85 year were: pres., Chris Anderson; sec., Cindy Ridgeway; Treas., Dan Mutzig; and librarian, Amy Ousley. 104 Cadet Band On The Night Of January 16 .. . The performance of Night of January 16th was presented in the JHS Auditorium on November 16, 1984. The three act play, set in the courtroom atmosphere, told the story of Karen Andre, a young woman accused of murder. Through the believable testimonies given by various witnesses and the convincing opening and closing statements by the prosecuting and defending attorneys. Night of January 16th created a trial that became nearly real. The well executed and enjoyable fall play written by Ayn Rand was directed by Faculty member Jeffrey Green, a first-year director on the JHS stage. This play was last produced in Jackson as the Junior Play in 1961. The CAST in order of appearance was: Gale Willis (clerk of court): Tessy Williams (Court Stenographer): John Lewis (Bailiff); Jon Baesman (D.A. Flint): Joan (Jnderwood (Flint's L.A.); Lynn Wood (Defense Attorney Stevens): Jonathan Rayburn (Stevens' L.A.); Kim Thacker (prison matron): Cindy Wiseman (Karen Andre): John Rupert (Judge Heath): Mindy Boggs (Dr. Kirkland): Laura Karasek (Jane Chandler): Joanne Zimmerly (Mrs. Hutchins): Don Bolen (Elmer Sweeny): Bron-wyn Wilson (Nancy); Chris Rose (John Graham Whitfield); Lynn Wudd (Magda); Tom Leach (Sigurd Jungquist): Jim Wilburn (Larry): and Kristen King (Roberta). Fall Play 105 Guys And Dolls Premieres At JHS When the curtain opened April 19 and 20 for the JHS Spring Musical, GUYS AND DOLLS, the crowd was expecting a dynamite performance and they weren't to be disappointed. The long hours of practicing the dances, songs and lines brought this Broadway musical to our very own auditorium. The excitement begins when Nathan Detroit (Chris Rose) searches for a place for his legendary floating crap game while evading marriage to his fiance of fourteen years. Adelaide (Cindy Wiseman). Detroit then bets notorious gambler and womanizer. Sky Masterson (John Baesman) that even he cannot sweep the prim and proper mission lass. Miss Sarah (dual cast: Jenny Sheward and Cathy McCormick) off to Havana. As the plot unwinds, we find that both Detroit and Masterson have broken the first rule of gambling — they have fallen in love. Highlights of the play include a raid in the mission, a crap game in the sewer, and it teaches us all that If you see a guy reach for stars in the sky. you can bet that he's doing it for some doll. 106 Spring Play Jackson City Board Of Education Superintendent Dean Brown (V-Pre$.)� Dr. Sieve Stevenson (Pres.)� Susan Taylor. Dr. Dwight Shumate, and JOHN WORTHINGTON. SUPERINTENDENT John Wilson JACK COVAN. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT THOMAS SLATER. Secondary Supervisor Transportation ROBERT BEVINS. High School PRINCIPAL Marc Trimble. Treasurer Jackson City Schools THOMAS JENKINS, ASSISTANT High School PRINCIPAL 108 Board Of Ed. And Administration Vocational Business Martha Wright (IOE Clerical II); Nina Rose (IOE Steno I); Richard Haller (Bookkeeping); Shirlene Goff (Typing)-. Karla Morrow (IOE Clerical l)5 and Peggy York (IOE Steno II) Science Michael Eisnaugle (Jr. High Science); Charles Bowman (Gen. Science. Chemistry. Physics); Jim Reynolds (Science); Jeff Young (Science); and Kevin Rice (Biology. Zoology) Noble Mullins (T I Machine Shop); Hilary Abell (Marketing and Distributive Ed.); Yvetta Doty (Home Economic Related Occupations); and Fred Altherr (Occupational Work Adjustment) Social Studies William Yeager (Geography. World History); Jack Handley (American Government ): Dennis Reinhart (ll.S. and Ohio History); Donald Karasek (American History. Sociology); Randy Ferguson (History. Geography); Marlin Donley (U.S. History); and Robert Kight (History) Faculty 109 Guidance Dept. Librarian Marilyn Payne (High School Librarian) Willard Copley (Guidance Supervisor); June Eubanks (Counselor); Thomas Perry (Counselor) Special Services Health Donald Morris (Senior High EMR); Mary Morris (Junior High EMR)� Steve Little (Developmental Handi- Albert Burger (Health) capped); Ellen McNelly (Learning Disabilities) Math L ■. i I v Don Armstrong (General Math); Thomas Payne (Algebra. TC Math); John Lloyd (Jr. High Math); Betty Howard (Jr. High Math); Art Stevenson (Computers. Math Analysis) Home Economics Jeannine Byers (Home 110 Faculty Athletic Director Richard Haller (Athletic Director) Physical Education Ronald Fenik (Health. Phys. Ed); Charles Dorsey (Phys. Ed.); Leah Moyer (Phys. Ed.. Health); and Greg Potter (Science. Phys. Ed.) Music And Art Raymond Boothe (Vocal Music); Lady Baesman (Vocal Music), Clarence Rice (Art), Ellen Sheldon (Instrumental Music), Paul Sites (Mechanical Drawing), C. Richard Lanier (Industrial Arts); and Jim Chilcote (Industrial Arts) Faculty 111 English And Foreign Languages Denise Armstrong (English. Spanish); Pauline Chapman (English. Psychology); Deborah Crabtree (English. Creative Writing); Carol Craig (English); Katherine Daniels (English); Lucinda Eubanks (English. Journalism); Jeff Green (English); Linda Hale (English); Cynthia Lloyd (Reading); Mary Jean Rieder (Latin. English); Alyce Smith (Spanish. Speech); and Kent Washam (English) Driver’s Ed. Steve Walburn (Driver Ed.) Faculty Members Not Pictured Lisle Dill (Vocational Agriculture) Jeff Hodson (Science) Paul Hogue (Instrumental Music) Margaret Jones (Math) Marie McGhee (Home Economics) Wayne McWhorter (Math) Diane Richards (Talented and Gifted) Alan Scurlock (T I Machine Shop) 112 Faculty Secretarial Staff Superintendent's Treasurer's Office Staff Jean Cartwright Gwen Mercer Carol Richards Peggy Massie Linda Murphy Sharon Patton (Assistant Superintendent’s Office); Dorothy Lambert (High School Office)i Ronda Miller (High School Office)-, and Charlotte Hickman (High School Guidance Office) School Nurse Cooks Betty Sharp (Manager); Doris Rapp. Anna K. Yerian. Dorothy Ervin. and Chelsea Mullins Gloria Yeager Attendance Ann Rose Not Pictured Custodians % Loren Parks (Chief Custodian) Herbert Crabtree Rick Garthee Paul Hopper Margaret Isreal Kay Malone Robert Morgan James Matthews __________________Staff 113 114 Candids Seventh Graders Explore JHS Seventh grade is the beginning of a new life for most students. New friends, classes, teachers and activities add together to build a very exciting year. It can also be a time for doubts. How do I open my locker? What floor am I on? Where is my next class? What is my locker combination? These doubts slowly vanish and by Christmas the youngest students at JHS are old pros. 116 Seventh Grade The seventh grade class officers for the 1985-86 school year were: Secretary: Melissa Rupert: President: Richard Molihan; Treasurer: Andrea Rippeth; and Vice-President: Jennifer Brunton (not pictured). Brian Abell Herbert Adkins Brad Aldridge Tracy Allen Chris Argo Christine Atkins Joe Baker Carl Barletson Matt Barnett Johnny Baughman Flash Blanton Chris Valerie Bock Michael Bond Debbie Bonds Bloomfield Donna Booth Paul Bragg Kim Jenny Brunton Randy Byler Brakenbury Scotty Callahan Amy Carper Dawn Carter Alex Causey Kelly Channel Amie Scott Conley Beilina Cooper Chuck Corder Laura Cosby Cherrington Bobby Ewing Andrea Fisher Melissa Dever Jason Dixon Keith Duhl Tracy Ellsworth Richard Ervin ■■ ' | Stacy Galiher Matt Gilliland Dean Gillum John Gillum Mark Goodwin Rose Gray Scot Gray Scott Gray Christy Greene Mike Greene Bertha Gross Evelene Hamon Amos Harris Rich Harrison Stacey Donna Hater Harrison Pat Hall Harry Harper Shane Haselop Tracey Hatfield Jason Hatten Duska Helman Marla Henry Lisa Hickman Scott Huston Kendra Imes Crystal Isreal Sarah James Rhonda Jarvis Heather Jeff Johnson Kathy Johnson Johnson Mike Johnson Wendy Johnson Angie Jones Hoella Jones Jason Karshner Beau Kearns Kellie Keatts Tad Kidd Susan Karla Holsinger Scott Houston Kelli Jo Howard Kevin Howard Eric Howell Denver Hughes Mac Himerlick Humphreys Tricia Kight Wendy Krannitz Brenda Kuhn Robert Miller Eddie Miner Richard Molihan Carole Mitch Meredith Christy Miller Marshment Angela Leonard Jammie McGrath Cindy Miller Keith Deanna Lyall Drema Lyall Shannon Livingston McAdams •K Deena Malone Mark Manning Mike Marquis Laurie Mapes Michelle Tanya Mercer Gavin Miller Lisa Miller Meadows Jodi Billy Jo Moore Mike Moore Shellie Moore Tammy Moore Deidre Mullins Wayne Mullins Shawn Murphy Montgomery Kyle Musick Scott Nanna Mary Nelson Jenny Neph Craig Newsom Steve Nichting Alison Oliver Health O'neal Lori Osborne Carla Ousley Kelly Patrick Mike Payne Michelle Shane Prater Brian Puckett Missy Radune Perkins Jeremy Reasor Todd Riegel Hubert Riley Adria Rippeth Mike Roach Tony Roach Lori Roe Samantha Rosebrock Melissa Rupert Beth Sanford Chris Scott Ginger Scott Karen Scurlock Vickie Scurlock Jason Sears Shelly Sharp Stanely Sickles Chris Simpson Loretta Slagle George Smalley Andrea Smith Andy Smith Eddie Smith Sandy Smith 118 Seventh Grade Shawn Tackett Kim Sparks Jeff Stevenson Jessica Missy Spires Spencer Philip Thomas Felicia Tomblin Tracy Trisch U Tammy Vancoyen Aaron Strawser John Strong Lisa Souders Lisa Sowards £ Elisa Darren Swaney Sunderland Adam Swank Lisa Swingle Shannon Swingle Tami Walker Rob Walters Kim Ward Chris Waugh Tammy Waugh Jeff Webb Benji White Chris White a Jeff White Pam White William White Jill Wiley Brian Williams Pat Willis Vickie Wills Mike Wolford Brent Wollenburg Talena Woodall Roy Woods m Steve Wyant Chris Wyatt Tanya Yerian Michael Zinn Keith Jones Sherry Workman Joel Wood John Wood Angie Wyant Missy Wyant Seventh Grade 119 Eighth Graders Gain Confidence Eighth graders, after spending a previous year at JHS, are more confident and assured of themselves. However, they too must face changes in new classes, friends, and teachers. Adapting to these important changes begins the process of growing into the category of the Senior High student for the eighth graders. The eighth grade class officers for the 1984-85 school year were: President: Yvonne Fenik; Vice-President: Pete Wolford; Secretary: Angie Hill; and Treasurer: Cindy Ridgeway. £ Mike Abrams Russel Adkins Stacy Allison Chris Anderson Jeff Anderson Jason Arbaugh Melody Jeremy Bachtel Todd Bachtel Kathy Bailey Atchison Allison Tommy James Barlow Neva Barnes Jimmy Barnett Baldridge Baldwin Buffy Beach Charla Beach Jodie Bennett Jim Bevins Brenda Bishop Billy Bond Jodi Boroff Kristy Boroff f? ]k David Boucher Julie Bowen «nay Bowling uenton Bowman Jenny Bowman Kristen Bowman Robert Bowman 120 Eighth Grade Ginger Brown Tera Brown ' Bobby Cantor David Carter Russell Browning Randall Cartwright Karen Brunton Nikki Burchette Jerry Burkhart Jason Call Jim Casey Betsy Cherrington Arnold Childers Gary Childers Charlotte Callahan Kim Childers Sherry Cline Rita Close David Coburn Graham Robbie Coen Scott Coffey Shawn Collins Chris Conley Cochran Connie Cooper Chris Crabtree Tammy Tina Crabtree Crabtree Lynn Crow Melissa Davis Sherrie Davis Steve Dearing James Dempsey Jerry Dempsey Melissa Dempsey Tara Doughty Matthew Duhl Lori Dwyer Matt Eisnaugle Rhonda Elswick Tony Fannin Yvonne Fenik Laura Bruce Fizer Joyce Fizer Mark Fout Chris Freeland Wendy Freeze Figlestahler Tammy Fults Alissa Galiher Deidre Geitz Heather Everett Gilliland Tina Gilliland Kevin Gillum Larry Gillum Gillespie Mahalia Gillum Shawna Graves Talana Gray Matt Griffiths Bobby Grimes Roger Hafer Marsha Hale Tricia Hammond Greg Harris Jason Hatten Roy Hatten Shelly Haynes Randy Hendrix Nathan Scott Hickman Tabetha Hibisham Hickman Eighth Grade 121 Jack Hilderbrat Angie Hill Glendon Hill Carla Hoyt Beth Hudson Tami Hughes Gidget Mike Humphrey Humphreys Tony Huston Tony Ireland Scott Jerzyx Peggy Jewell Frank Johnson Kim Johnson Shawn Kearns Kenny Keatts Steven Keefer Michael Keels Candy Keller Doug Kidd Anthony Chad Lambert John Lambert James Lantz Klintworth Brad Lawson Buffy Leach Chris Leach Anthony Lester Jamie Lucas Alex Luhrman Marilyn Danny McCarty McCartney Shawna Carrie Chuck Donnie Brian Malone John Timothy Anita Marcum McGuire McCormick McMannis Maerker Mannering Manion Mike Mullins Teresa Mullins Mindy Music Tina Mustek Danny Mutzig Greg Neer Terry Neff Elisha Nichols Leah Norris Saundra Ogier Carol Oliver Mike Oliver Shalina Daniel Osthoff Amy Ousley Greg Parker Orendor Lee Parker Lorenda Parks Rick Parks Stacy Parks Tawnya Penix Danita Peoples Michelle Todd Perry Perkins 122 Eighth Grade Lloyd Phillips Kent Prater Shayne Prater Chad Radune David Rafferty Traci Ragland Annette Riegel Michelle Riegel Leslie Riffle Mary Riffle Jenny Rose ( no copy) Steven Rose Mike Ross Jerry Scott Robbie Shawn Sexton Heather Sarah Sheward Chad Sickles ( no copy) Ed Skaggs Scurlock Sheward Cliff Smith Darlene Smith Dawn Smith Jill Smith Matt Snyder Becky Sparks Bobbie Sparks Tammy Speakman Kathy Spencer Lora Spencer David Spires Beth Spradlin Elizabeth David Wally Stevens Stevenson Sunderland Robin Sweeney Erin Taylor Bob Terry Julie Thomas Mary Trace Kathy Trent Anna Trisch Susan van Fossan Daryl Viers Danielle Walke Ernest Walker Jason Waugh Suzy Waugh David WeddinRton Rhonda Jeff White Whetstone Kenny Williams Dennis Wilson Missy Wilson Richard Jason Wolford Wiseman Jeff Wolford Pete Wolford Terri Wolford Tracy Wolford Brian Wollenburg Tony Woods Mike Woods Julie Wright m N Rod Wyant Robin Wyant Lori Yates Eighth Grade 123 124 Eighth Grade Candids The 9th grade class officers for the 84-85 school year were: Linda Mercer, secretary (tie); Trisha Bush, treasurer: Tami Trace, vice pres, (tie): Chris Moyer, president; Tiffany Livesay. vice pres, (tie): Ricky Stokes, secretary (tie). Lisa Allen Raye Angel Kendra Bailey Towana Baker Jessie Baldwin Julie Bartram Stacey Bartram David Blevins Lisa Boggs Ronnie Bond Stacie Boroff Cheryl Bowling Danny Bowling Jonathan Boyd James Brown Michelle Brown Steve Burke Susan Burt Trisha Bush Jen Camp i Billy Canter a « Bobbie Canter Sandy Anthony Canterberry Carlisle Michael Carlisle Freshmen, you have finally made it to the high school level. Relieved? Anxious? You should be! With this new year you have been given new privileges. as well as new responsibilities. Going out for lunch, running for Student Council, joining Hi-Y or Tri-Hi-Y, and many more choices are now open to you as you reach this important time in your high school lives! Have fun, be careful, and may all of your choices be good ones! Freshmen 125 Tina Carlson Missie Carper April Carter Rick Cartwright Peggy Casey Chloie Caudill Evan Causey Danny Chandler Karen Chilcote Doug Christian Michelle Shawn Robbie Collins Michelle James Cook Billy Cooper Coburn Coleman Conway Mike Copas Mark Crabtree Missy Crabtree Terry Crabtree Wendy Cameron Craig George Davis Zivan Denney Crabtree Roy Dennison George Denny Cathy Dicken Bonnie Dowler Tonia Dulaney Tammy Tracey Eldridge Jennifer Elkins Durham Chris Ervin Karen Eskola Charlotte Exline James Fannin Pricilla Fannin Andy Fisher Annette Fisher Tammy Fisher Tina Folden Amy Frye Keith Fulton Andy Ghiloni Ron Gillum Matt Glasgow Nancy Goble Jodi Gordon Karrie Cowin Johnathon Greathouse Robert Greer Carl Haddox Bill Hamilton Jennifer Harley Lorna Harris Tammy Hatfield Kevin Henderson James Hendrix Harold Hoover Billy Hughes Heather Hughes Richard Hughes Kevin Huston f % William James Brent Jarvis David Jenkins Rick Jewell Kevin Jones Ryan Jones Sara Jones Paul Ison Heather Jennifer Angie Lambert Brooke William Shawn Lanhart Stefanie Leach Todd Leach Kirkendall Lahman Lambert Landrum Christina Tiffany Livesay Connie Lowery Frank McClary Mike Christina Kelly McGhee Heather Stephanie Eric McManis Melissa Angela Malone Joey Malone Kelli Malone Megan Malone Richard Malone McGowan McWhorter Rita Malone Vivian Malone Christy Manion Darren Mapes Susan Mapes Linda Mercer Patsy Mercer Greg Meredith John Meredith Becky Miller Bonney Moore Kristina Moore Melinda Moore Vernon Moore Scott Morris Don Mourning Chris Moyer Pat Muffley Gloria Muncy Tony Newell Gilbert Nichols Missy Nichols Chuck Oliver Mark Osborne Laura Owens Roger Patrick Troy Pendelton Shawna Randy Perkins John Perry Rocky Perry Mike Phipps Peoples James Preston Randy Puckette Ryan Quisling Caleb Raymer Kelly Rhea Kim Riddle Blaine Missy Rouse Rosenburger Kay Salyers Mike Salyers Kathy Schwab Ron Scurlock Regina Sears Kelly Sexton Dusty Sexton Beverly Sharp Freshmen 127 Joy Sickles Rhonda Sickles Steve Sickles Billy Siders Tammy Jimmy Jason Beth Smith Simpson Sizemore Smallwood David Smith Tony Smith Vicki Snyder Regina Kendra Sowers Terry Ben Spencer Lisa Spencer Sowards Speakman Steve Spires David Spriggs Tammy Jimmy Steuwer Rick Stokes Gwen Stover Jeff Strawser Edward Strom Spurgeon Robin Swank Brandy Sweat Kristen Taylor Mary Terry Kim Thacker Marcia Topping Tami Trace Tracy Trago Shannon Vance Stacy Michelle Jackie Webb David Welch Missie West Mike White Nikki White VanFossan Walburn Brian Yates Robby Yates Doug Congrove Sara Mutzig Susan Sheldon Mitch Shumate Chad Ward Lissa Perkins 128 Freshmen Underclass Candids 129 Sophomores, you are now in your second year of high school. Middle of the road, you could say. You are accustomed to high school life and feel much more comfortable in the choices you make. The pace of school has calmed you down a bit and you’ve become more involved in your chosen activities. As sophomores, you should now be semi-relaxed in your academic and social lives, giving you more time to think about your future and the coming years. 130 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers: (left to right) Susan Lambert, vice pres.; Martha Woodard, treasurer; Rhonda Chisholm, secretary; Ted Sweeney, president; and Sean Humphreys, vice pres. Trish Adams Aaron Asbury Pat Bailey Kevin Baker Kris Ball Mike Bennett Corey Biggs Donald Bond Tami Bowling Steve Bowman Mark Boucher Lisa Brewer Tracy Brown Billy Burchette Dennis Canter Tony Canter Tony Cantor Brett Carroll Kenny Castle Robert Caudill Brenda Causey Tim Causey Sharon Rhonda Greg Clark Chillicote Chisholm Dawn Cline Jeff Coffey Todd Cooper Michelle Crabtree Tresa Crabtree Missy Dalton Kenny Dearmg Karen Dement David Depue Janice Ditmer Cliff Dowler Wade Downey April Duhl Teresa Edgington Lori Eisnaugle Tommy Elkins Brett Elliott Marsha Ewing Lillian Fannin David Fisher Billy Folden Marvin Folden Cindy Fraley Andrea Freeland Mary Freeland Melissa Frye Heather Gates Chad Gallagher Claudia Tim Gillum Jim Graves Tim Gray Danielle Green Tom Griffiths Kathy Gross Kelly Gross Gillespie Roger Grover Angie Hale Jeremy Harley Dawn Harris Earnest Regina Hay Brad Haynes Ramona Hatfield Hendricks Jon Henry Amy Henson Mary Hess Pam Hicks Christina Hill Donna Hill Roger Holbrook Matt Hoover Jeff Howard Eric Humphrey Connie Sean Dennis Ireland David Jackson Chris Jones Krystal Keeton Humphreys Humphreys Becky Keefer Tammy Kent Pam King Tommy Kisor Karen Susan Lambert Sean Lawson Mike Leach Komaromi Ann LeMaster George Craig Lowery David Cathy Liz McCormick Dewey Larry McDaniel Livingston McCartney McCormick McDaniel 131 Sophomores Allen Malone Beth Malone James Malone Pat Malone Alden Mapes Robin Mason Erik Massie Lisa Mercer Wayne Mercer Mark Miller Tim Steve Muncy Michael Rhonda Kelly Music Mark Musick Montgomery Murphy Murphy Teresa Musick Cindy Mckenzie Brent Newsom Penny Newsom Brian Robby Oliver Beth Osthoff Helen Tennant Oberholzer Daren Thomas Ninette Perkins Lorenda Pollard Scott Post Michele Rader Bill Rafferty Craig Ragland Laura Ratliff Jonathan Rick Rhea Kim Richards Sean Richards Chris Roe Lannie Romeo Shellie Rose John Ross Rayburn Lena Rowe Christy Sanford Rachel Scott Randy Scott Mark Scurlock Brett Sears Donna Sheets Irene Sheldon 132 Sophomores David Sheward Terrie Shook Jeff Simpson Richard Kim Smith Jim Smith Shannon Smith Stephanie Simpson Smith Tom Sollars Penny Speakman Dorothy Spencer Marsha Swaney I Jim Spurgeon Joe Stapleton Norm Steele Lynn Stroth Ted Sweeney Darin Tackett Michelle Jackie Tanner Albert Taylor Tackett Rodney Tabitha Trivette Jay Turck David Valentine Shawn Vance June Vermillion Angela Ward Patty Warren Tomblin David Waugh John Waugh Jennifer Wertz Helen Jim Wilburn Terri Wimer Cindy Wiseman Janelle Wolfe Whetstone Martha Alicia Woolum Tim Wyant Rich Wyant Beth Zachariah Woodard Robby Tolliver Sophomores 133 Juniors Start Planning For Future Only one more year to go! You’re ready to have fun all year and can’t wait for the day when the class key is passed on and you become a senior! You enjoy school life because you are second in command, coming only after the seniors. Plans for the future enter your mind. College? A job? You have a little more time to think about it. Be sure in your choice and make it a good one! The Junior Class Officers for the 1984-85 School Year: Tessy Williams. Sec.: Tracey Snow. Treas.: Tammy Daniels. V. Pres.: and Chris Wolford. Pres. Renae Adams Troy Adams Richard Willard Rod Bachtel Alford Anderson Tina Bachtel Charla Bailey Barbie Balzer Missy Barlow Angela Beatty Julie Bennett Heather Bobbie Boggs Jeff Boggs Kevin Bonds Bewsey Lavonne Deanna Bragg Robert Ronda Scott Brunton Boswell Browning Browning Darcy Burt Andrea Joey Camp Eric Carlisle Mike Carlson Callahan James Carper Byron Causey Trudi Cavey Robyn Bill Colley Chilcote 134 Juniors Kathy Collins Shayne Charles Cooper Charmarie Jack Corder Dale Cox Troy Cruse Kenny Daniels Compston Cooper Tammy Daniels Eric Dearth Debbie Delong Kim Dement Tim Dempsey Rhonda Allan Dickerson Kevin Dulaney Dennison Stephanie Tammy Kim Duncan Shannon Kevin Erwin Morgan Evans Cindy Farley Becky Farrar Dulaney Dulaney Eldridge Michelle Fraley David Freeland Chuck Garthee Robert Gilliland Grover Gillum Karrie Gillum Donnie Grady Harold Grim Garland Hater Julie Hale Mike Hall Barbara Mark Bill Hamon Rina Harmon Alan Harper Hammond Hammond Ronald Harter Christie Todd Helman John Laura Henry Mike Hickman Theresa Hicks Tammy Hill Hatfield Henderson Teresa Hill George Holt Bryan Howell Melissa Hughes Sandra Hughes Eddie Sue Humphrey Lisa Huston Humphrey Penny Isreal Teresa James Brian Jarvis Pixie Jones Stephanie Vernon Kille Kristen King Kristin Lambert Jordan Mark Lawson Jeff Leach Julie Leach Penny Leach Sheri Leach Tom Leach Wendy Leach Ramona Leffler Juniors 135 Gina Luster Lori Lyons Barbara Janice McPeak Leslie Mary Malone Tracy Malone William Marcum McDaniels McWhorter Rick Moore Walter Morris Robin Moyer Lynn Mudd Tammy Mullins Becky Muncy Tricia Murphy Missy Music Rachel Nichols Brenda Oliver John Orender Julie Osborne Joanna Ousley Missy Parks Eddie Patton Steve Petrie Shayne Poe Mark Poetker Jeff Post Glenn Potter Jill Powell Shannon Prater John Rafferty Michelle Reed Christie Rouse Tammy Rouse Bobbie Angie Sears David Sech Kim Sharp Kurt Shelton Christi Sheward Rowland Jenny Sheward James Donnie Sickles Adam Stacey Snow Tracey Snow Valerie Sowers Mike Sparks Shopshear Smallwood Dale Spencer Scott Spencer Wanda Spires Stephanie Jeff Stiffler Pat Stiltner Metisse Stover Matt Strawser 136 Juniors Stevenson Barry Tanner Joe Tanner Mia Taylor Kelly Thomas Missy Tipton Jessica Tolliver Joan Dione Valentine Underwood Ron Viers Ruth Walters Anita Warren Kelly Wasmer Lynn Waugh Amy Wertz Charles West Rusty West Cathy Whaley Jill White Marcia White Thorston Wiefel Tessy Williams Valerie Willis Bronwyn Wilson Chris Wolford Tina Wolford Valerie Wolford Vivian Wood Joe Wright Kim Wyant Sarah Wyatt Floyd Yates Julie Yerian Juniors 137 138 Candids Candids 139 IH spipuBO 142 Candids Candids 143 spipueo W Candids 145 146 Candids Top to Bottom 1. The Ironmen burst through the Spirit Banner before a game to the 2. Maria Woodard. Robin Hickey, and Leslie Taylor donate some of their time and energy Senior Booth at the Apple Festival. 3 Greg Hams and friends take time out from lunch. 4. Rod Tomblm and Mike Hickman enjoy the action at a football game 5 Kim Wiley. Steve Williams and Missy Chandler look at the display of Osky Wow pictures on sale for •memories”. 6. Leslie McWhorter. Leigh Ann Massie and Juli Hale try to stay warm during a cold night at the football field. Angela Renee Addis Melissa L. Armstrong Cindy Fae Arnold Malinda F. Boggs Donald H. Bolen Jr. Janet R. Bolen Kevin L. Bowman Theresa M. Bowman Barbara J. Britton John Brunton Jr. Randy Burton Lori L. Callahan Melissa Renee Carter Melissa Laura Causey Staci Cavey Melissa K. Chandler 148 Seniors Jeff L. Copley Douglas A. Crabtree Patricia A. Crace Patty Crawford Jeffrey H. Dalton Angela Deneen Dempsey Keith A. Ditmer Mary L. Dowler Jared G. Downey Brian W. Dulaney Ron Duncan Saperina Elkins Seniors 149 Andy Exline Penelope Lynn Fannin Andrew A. Farley Stephanie L. Fenik Thomas Ferguson Trisha Ann Finley Sheri Fisher Marla Lee Folden Randy Folden Jodi Frye Virginia Frye Patricia A. Gilliland 150 Seniors Mark Gillum Angie J. Graves John Griffiths Melissa Beth Grimes Steven Howard Melissa Harrison Lori Melinda Hill Kelli Humphreys Rhonda L. Jones Laura Karasek Stephanie Hunter Terry Jenkins Harlan H. Henry Jr. Robin Lynn Hickey Dean Hickman Phillip Hughes Ray Hoover Sarah Humphreys Melinda L. Haddox Melissa S. Haddox Seniors 151 Troy D. Kingrey Lisa D. Kuhn Kimberly S. McConnell Brad McCorkle Michael H. Keeton Scott Lambert Todd A. Ley 152 Seniors Peggy L. Kidd Patrick S. McClurg Geri S. Landrum George W. Lawson Jr. Betty Leach John D. Lewis Helena Elaine Lawson David Landrum Tony Lawson Daniel $. Miller Rodney A. Miller David Moore Gregory D. Moore Todd R. Mossman Patricia Linn Mullins William Neff Tina Newman Vicki Norman Cheryl Osborne James W. Osborne Angela C. Parks Seniors 153 Megan Payne Damon Ray Alan J. Riegel John F. Rupert Delores Penix Charles Rayburn David Rinehart Paul L. Rupert Bradford C. Poe Karen K. Rhea Brian K. Roseberry Lisa Anne Sanford Margaret Ramey Bernard W. Sharp Eric B. Richards Timothy S. Rouse 154 Seniors Pam Shumate Cheryl D. Sickles Lori A. Simmons Dan Sharp Kimberly J. Simpson Jeff Smith Regina Sowers Dannetta A. Spencer John L. Smith Randel L. Smith Jennie Lynn Spriggs Douglas Spurlock Trisha Stepp Charles P. Stevens Sherman A. Stevenson Tammy L. Stiffler Amber Strom Lori Sturgill Cheryl Sweeney Lori R. Tabor Leslie Lynn Taylor Rhonda L. Tennant James F. Voiles Kevin L. Waugh Lori E. Waugh Chris C. Waulk Missy Webb Kelly White Sonia Williamson Margaret L. Wildman Kimberly L. Wiley Steve D. Williams 156 Seniors Mike Wise Bryant Vincent Wolford Maria J. Woodard Todd Willis SENIORS NOT PICTURED Cristine A. Burrows Kevin T. Nichols Tony Drake Tim Preston Charles L. Fox Melissa Salyers Marsha Dawn Hall Teresa Sirback Rhonda Lambert Sherry Spangler Louanna McIntosh Harley Swaney : Tim Mitrikov Mitch Wiseman Scott Wyant Randy Hubbard Bob Willis Seniors 157 158 Candids Candids 159 160 Senior Candids Senior Candids 161 162 Senior Candids Senior Candids 163 1985 Senior Index ANGIE ADDIS: SB: 1. 2; MBand 1, 2. 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3; PBand 1, 2, 3; JBand 1, 2, 3; Chor 1, 2; BrCh 2, 3; Ody 2; SchT 2, 4; FPlay 1, 2; SciC 1, 2, 3 (VP), 4 (P); NHS 3, 4; QS 3, 4; OWSt 1, 2, 3, 4; SkelSt 1, 2, 3, 4 (Ed.); TriHiY 2, 3 (Chap), 4 (Pres); YGov 2, 3, 4; BGS 3; OW 2, 3 LARRY ALCANTARA MELISSA ARMSTRONG: Trk 1; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pres); SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3. 4; Chor 1, 2, 3; Ody 2, 3; SPlay 1, 2, 3; FPlay 1,2, 3; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; TriHiY 2, 3 CINDY ARNOLD: Trk 1; CC 1, 2, 3, 4; MBand 1, 2; SBand 2; PBand 2; SchT 1, 2; SPlay 3; NHS 3, 4; Tri-HI-Y 4; OEA 3 (sec), 4 (VP); OW 4 ERIC ASHLEY MALINDA BOGGS: ClOff 4; MBand 1, 2, 3; SBand 1, 2, 3; PBand 2, 3; Chor 4; ChC 4; SPlay 3, 4; FPlay 3, 4; SciC 4; OWSt 3, 4; SkelSt 3, 4; TriHiY 4 DON BOLEN: Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; Ody 3; ScT 3, 4; SPlay 4; FPlay 4; SciC 4; NHS 3, 4; HI-Y 4; Y-Gov 4 JANET BOLEN: Chor 1; DP CA 3, 4 DAVID BOWMAN THERESA BOWMAN: BtB 3; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3, 4; JBand 4; Chor 1; SPlay 4; FHA 1; TriHiY 4 BARBIE BRITTON: Trk 1; FC 2, 3, 4; Maj 1; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2; PBand 2; Chor 1; SchT 1, 2; NHS 3. 4; TriHiY 2, 3, 4; Y-Gov 3, 4; OW 4 JOHN BRUNTON: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; Trk 1; SciC 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Gov 1, 2, 3, 4; BBS 3 CRISTINE BURROWS: ClOff 4; FHA 2; OW 2, 3, 4; LW 3; Std Cnl 4 (sec) RANDY BURTON LORA CALLAHAN: Maj 2; MBand 1, 2; DP CA 3, 4 MELISSA CARTER: SRoy 3; NHS 3. 4; OEA 3 (Pres), 4 (Pres); OW 4 MELISSA CAUSEY: MBand 1, 2; Chor 1, 2; Ody 1. 2; OWSt 2, 3, 4; SkelSt 2, 3, 4; TriHiY 3, 4; LW 4 STACI CAVEY MISSY CHANDLER: F1C 2, 3, 4; SciC 1; NHS 3, 4; TriHiY 3, 4; StdCnl 1, 3, 4 CHRIS CLARK: NHS 3. 4; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 SCOTT COEN GIL COLEMAN: MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 2, 3, 4; SPlay 2, 3, 4; FPlay 4; SciC 4; Chor 1 EARL COLLINS WANDA CONN: HERO 4 JEFF COPLEY: FFA 1, 2, 3; T I 4; VICA 4 DOUG CRABTREE: T I 3, 4; Trk 4 PATTI CRACE: OEA 3, 4; LW 4 PATTY CRAWFORD JEFF DALTON: MBand 1, 2, 4; S Band 1, 2, 4; PBand 4; Chor 1, 4; SPlay 4 ANGELA DEMPSEY: Chor 1; FHA 4; HERO 4, OEA 3 KEITH DITMER: SPlay 4 MARY DOWLER: HERO 4 JARED DOWNEY: FtB 1; Trk 2, 3; FFA 1, 4 BRIAN DULANEY: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; Trk 1, 2, 3, 4; ClOff 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; DECA 4 RON DUNCAN JAMES DURHAM TODD DURHAM SAPERINA ELKINS: Chor 1; TriHiY 2; OEA 3, 4 ANDY EXLINE: FFA 3; DECA 4 PENNY FANNIN: DP CA 3, 4; TriHiY 2; OEA 3, 4 (sec) (Pres) ANDY FARLEY: SchT 1, 3, 4; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2 (Rep), 3 (sec), 4 (Pres); NHS 3, 4; RotS 4; LW 2; AV 1, 2, 3, 4 STEPHANIE FENIK: Trk 1. 2, 3, 4; CC 2; VB 3, 4; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; SPlay 2; Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4; SciC 3; NHS 3, 4; TriHiY 2, 3, 4; Y Gov 3, 4; StdCnl 3, 4; Val 4 TOM FERGUSON TRISH FINLEY: Chor 1; FHA 1; OEA 3, 4 SHERRI FISHER CHARLES FOX: DECA 4 MARLA FOLDEN: FHA 1; HERO 4 JO ELLEN FRYE: DP CA 3, 4; FHA 2; OEA 3 (Par), 4 (tres) DAVID GILLILAND PATRICIA GILLILAND: MBand 1, 2, 3, 4 (sec); SBand 1. 2, 3, 4 (sec); PBand 2, 3, 4; SPlay 2, 3, 4; FPlay 4; NHS 3, 4; Q S 3, 4; Q S 3, 4; OWSt 2, 3, 4; OW 4 KENNETH MARK GILLUM: FFA 2; NHS 3. 4 (Pres); RotS 4; StdCnl 4; VICA 3, 4 ANGIE GRAVES: Trk 1; FLC 1, 2. 4; WP S 3, 4; OWSt 3, 4; OEA 3, 4 JOHN GRIFFITHS: FtB 1; MBand 1, 2; Chor 1; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 MISSY GRIMES: HRoy 1, 3; Cheer 1, 2; DP CA 3, 4; OEA 3, 4 (V.P.); OW 1, 2 MELISSA HADDOX: HERO 4 MELINDA HADDOX MARSHA HALL: OEA 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 MELISSA HARRISON BUD HENRY: FtB 1, 2; FFA 3; DECA 4 ROBIN HICKEY: Trk ; HRoy 4; SRoy 4; SHRoy 4; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; OWSt 1; TriHiY 1, 2, 4; BGS 3; Std Cnl 1, 2, 3 (Treas), 4 (sec); OW 2 DEAN HICKMAN: MBand 1, 4; SBand 1, 4; PBand 1, 4; JBand 1, 4; Chor 1; SPlay 2, 4 LORI HILL: VB 1; Chor 1; Ody 2; DECA 4 (sec) TriHiY 2 JESSE HILL RAY HOOVER: BtB 1, 2; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 BETH HOTHAM TIMOTHY HOTHAM STEVEN HOWARD LOUANNA HUBBARD RANDY HUBBARD PHILLIP HUGHES: BtB 1, 2, 3; Ten 2, 3, 4; SciC 4; NHS 3, 4; OWSt 4; SkelSt 4; HiY 4; Y Gov 4 KELLI HUMPHREYS: WP S 3, 4 SARAH HUMPHREYS: MBand 1. 2; SBand 1, 2, 3; PBand 1, 2, 3; Chor 1, 2; TriHiY 3, 4; Y Gov 4 STEPHANIE HUNTER: MBand 1. 2; Chor 1; WP S 3, 4; OEA 3, 4 BRAD JENKINS: FtB 1, DECA 4; T I 3; VICA 3 TERRY JENKINS MARLEANA JENNINGS: Chor 1, 2; OEA 3 RHONDA JONES LAURA KARASEK: Ten 1, 2, 3, 4; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; SPlay 2, 3. 4; FPlay 2. 4; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SAL 4 MIKE KEETON: MBand 1, 2, 3; SBand 1. 2, 3; PBand 1, 2, 3; SPlay 2, 3, 4; FPlay 2, 3, 4 BRIAN KEEFER PEGGY KIDD: Trk 1; MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; PBand 1; Chor 1; Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4; SciC 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 (Treas) TriHiY 2, 3, 4; BGS 3; StdCnl 3, 4, OW 2 JOSEPH KIMBEL TROY KINGREY: FtB 1, 4; BsB 1. 4; ClOff 2, 3; SPlay 2, 3; FPlay 2, 3; SciC 2, 3. 4; HiY 3, 4; Y-Gov 3, 4; OW 3 lf 4 Senior Index LISA KUHN: MBand 1; Chor 1, 2; SciC 3, 4; OW 1, 2 RHONDA LAMBERT DAVID LANDRUM: DECA 4 GERI LANDRUM: Trk 1; MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; PBand 1; SchT 4; HcRoy 4 (queen); Cheer 1, 2; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; TriHiY 2, 4; StdCnl 1, 2, 3, 4; OW 3 HELENA LAWSON: DP CA 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; OW 4; OWA 1 GEORGE LAWSON TONY LAWSON: FtB 2, 3, 4; Trk 1. 2, 3 (MVP), 4 (MVP) BETTY LEACH: HERO 4 JOHN LEWIS: GF 2, 3; Ten 1, 3t 4; Chor 1, 4; Ody 1, 2, 3; ChC 2, 3, 4; SPlay 1, 4; FPlay 1, 4 TODD LEY: SciC 4; FtB 3 PAT McCLURG: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; Chor 1, 2; SchT 1, 4; SciC 1, 4; NHS 3, 4; RotS 4; AV 1, 2, 3, 4 KIM McCONNELL: ClOff 4; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 4; PBand 1, 4; SchT 3; SPlay 1, 2, 3, 4; FPlay 1, 2, 3, 4; SRoy 4 (queen); SciC 4; FFA 3 (queen); NHS 3 (sec), 4; OWSt 3, 4; SkelSt 3, 4; TriHiY 4; Hi-Q 1, 2; SC 4 BRAD McCORKLE: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BtB 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt); BsB 1, 2, 3; ClOff 3 toni McDaniel KENNY McGHEE: DECA 4 MARY MERCER RANDY MERCER: Trk 3, 4; CC 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 MISSY MEREDITH: HERO 4; StdCnl 3 BRENDA MILLER: Chor 1, 2; FPlay 4; FHA 1, 2; DP CA 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; SkelSt 3 DANNY MILLER: GF 4; MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2 ROD MILLER: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BtB 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt); BsB 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt); ClOff 4; Chor 1, 2; SchT 2; SciC 4; NHS 3, 4; RotS 4; OW 3, 4; HiQ 3 DAVID MOORE: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BtB 1; BsB 4; Chor 1; SPlay 2, 3; FPlay 2, 3; SHRoy 4; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; HiY 4; Y-Gov 4; BBS 3; OW 3; GREG MOORE: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BtB 1; BsB 4; SPlay 3; FPlay 3; SciC 3, 4; HiY 4; Y-Gov 4; BBS 4; OW 3 KELLY MOORE TODD MOSSMAN: Chor 1; HiY 3, 4; Y-Gov 3, 4; OW 2; HiQ 1, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA MULLINS MICHAEL MUSIC BILL NEFF: HERO 4 KEVIN NICHOLS: DECA 4 TINA NEWMAN VICKIE NORMAN CAROL OSBORNE CHERYL OSBORNE DANNY OSBORNE JAMES OSBORNE ANGIE PARKS: ClOff 1, 2; MBand 1, 2; DP CA 3, 4; OEA 3 (Hist), 4 (Pres) MEGAN PAYNE: MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3, 4; JBand 2, 3, 4; SchT 2, 3, 4; SPlay 2, 3, 4; RotS 4; NHS 3, 4 DELORIS PENIX: FHA 1, 2; OEA 3, 4 BRAD POE: BtB 1, 2, 3, 4; CC 1, 4; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; RotS 4; HiQ 3, 4; SC 4 TIMOTHY PRESTON: CnCr 1, 2 MARGARET RAMEY: BtB 1, 2, 3; SB 2, 3, 4; VB 3; ClOff 1; MBand 1, 2; WP S 3, 4; TriHiY 3 DAMON RAY: FtB 1; Trk 1, 2; GF 1, 2; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 CHARLES RAYBURN: MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3, 4; JBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SPlay 4 KAREN RHEA: WP S 3, 4 ERIC RICHARDS: BtB 1, 2, 3, 4; CC 1, 4 ALAN RIEGEL: Trk 3, 4; Chor 1; SchT 2, 3; SciC 2, 3, 4; SkelSt 4; HiQ 2, 3, 4 (Capt) JAMES RIFFLE DAVID RINEHART BRIAN ROSEBERRY: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt); BtB 1, 2, 4; BsB 1, 3 TIM ROUSE: SchT 1, 3, 4; SciC; 4; NHS 3, 4 JOHN RUPERT: Ten 2; ClOff 1, 2; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3, 4; JBand 1, 2, 3, 4; Chor 1, 4; BrCh 1, 2; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; SPlay 1, 2, 3, 4; FPlay 1, 2, 4; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Q S 3, 4; OWSt 1, 2, 3, 4; SkelSt 1, 2, 3, 4; HiY 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Gov 1, 2, 3, 4 PAUL RUPERT: SchT 4; SciC 4; NHS 4; HiY 3, 4 (VP); Y-Gov 3, 4; BBS 3; RotS 4 MELISSA SALYERS: Chor 1; DP CA 3, 4; OEA 4; LW 4 LISA SANFORD: Chor 1; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; FPlay 2; SHRoy 2; SciC 4; NHS 3, 4; RotS 4; OW 4; VAL 4 BERNIE SHARP: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; T I 4; VICA 4 DANIEL SHARP PAM SHUMATE: F1C 2, 3, 4 (Cap); MBAnd 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; SPlay 2; SRoy 2; Cheer 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; TriHiY 2, 3, 4; Y-Gov 3, 4; RotS 4; VAL 4 LORI SIMMONS: Trk 1; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4 (VP); SBand 1, 2, 3, 4 (VP); PBand 1, 2, 3, 4; Chor 1, 2, 3; Ody 1, 2; SPlay 1, 2, 3, 4; FPlay 1, 2; OWSt 1, 2, 3, 4; TriHiY 1, 2, 3, 4 (sec treas); Y-Gov 4 JEFF SMITH: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BtB 1, 2; BsB 1, 2, 3, 4; SchT 3, 4; SciC 4; NHS 3, 4; RotS 4; StdCnl 2 JOHN SMITH: FtB 1, 2; BtB 1; BsB 1; FFA 3 RANDY SMITH: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BtB 1, 2; BsB 1; SciC 4; HiY 4 KIM SIMPSON: BtB 1; ClOff 2; Maj 1; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4 (FC); SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 2, 3, 4; JBand 2, 3; TriHiY 4; OW 4 DANETTA SPENCER: OEA 3, 4; LW 2, 3, 4 JENNIE SPRIGGS: ClOffl (VP); MBand 1; SBand 1; Chor 4; ChC 4; SchT 1, 2; SPlay 2; FPlay 2; SciC 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Q S 3, 4; OWSt 1, 2, 3, 4 (Ed); SkelSt 1, 2, 3, 4; TriHiY 2, 3, 4 (Chap); Y-Gov 3, 4; RotS 4, LW 3; VAL 4 DOUG SPURLOCK: BtB 1, 2; BsB 1, 2, 3; Trk 4; CC 1; ClOff 1 (Pres), 2 (VP); PBand 1, 2; SPlay 1, 2, 3; FPlay 1, 2, 3 TRISH STEPP: BsB 2, 3; MBand 1 PAT STEVENS: BtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BsB 1, 2, 3, 4; CC 1, 2, 3, 4 JASON STEVENS SHERM STEVENSON: BtB 1; Trk 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt); CC 4 (Pres); ClOff 4; MBand 1, 2, 3; SBand 1, 2, 3; PBand 1, 2, 3; JBand 1, 2, 3; BrCh 3; SchT 1, 3, 4; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 (Pres); Q S 3, 4; OWSt 3, 4; HiY 3, 4; Y-Gov 4; BBS 3; RotS 4; StdCnl 1, 2, 4; HiQ 2; VAL 4 TAMMY STIFFLER: Chor 2; NHS 3, 4; TriHiY 2; LW 3, 4 AMBER STROM LORI STURGILL: FHA 4; HERO 4 HARLEY SWANEY: FFA 3, 4 CHERYL SWEENEY LORI TABOR: SB 1, 2, 3, 4; MBand 1, 2, 3; PBand 1, 2, 3; Chor 1, 2; Ody 2; SciC 1, 2, 3, 4; TriHiY 1, 2, 3, 4 LESLIE TAYLOR: F1C 2, 3, 4; SchT 4; Cheer 1; SciC 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; TriHiY 2; BGS 3; RotS 4; HiQ 2, 3 RHONDA TENNANT: DP CA 3, 4; OWA 1 HOLLEY TOLLIVER KAREN TRENT JAMES VOILES: Bsb 1; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3, 4; JBand 1, 2, 4; Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; BrCh 2, 3, 4; Ody; SPlay 1, 2, 3, 4; FPlay 1, 2, 3, 4 RUTH WALTERS Senior Index 165 KEVIN WAUGH: HERO 4 LORI WAUGH: MBand 1, 2; Chor 1, 2; SciC 4 CHRIS WAULK MELISSA WEBB KELLI WHITE PEGGY WILDMAN: MBand 1; SBand 1; Chor 1, 2, 3; Ody 2, 3; ChCr 2, 3, 4; SchT 1, 2, 3; SPIay 2; SciC 3; NHS 3, 4; Q S 3, 4; SkelSt 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Y-Gov 3 KIM WILEY: SchT 1; HcRoy 3; Cheer 2. 4; SciC 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; OwSt 1, 2; StCI 1, 2, 3, 4 STEVE WILLIAMS: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BtB 1; BsB 1, 2, 3, 4; SciC 3, 4 SONIA WILLIAMSON: SPIay 4; HERO 4 GALE WILLIS: MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 2, 3, 4; Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; Ody 2, 3; SchT 1; SPIay 3, 4; FPlay 2, 3, 4; SciC 3, 4; OwSt 2, 3, 4; SkSt 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; LW 4; NHS 3, 4 TODD WILLIS: T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 BOBBY WILLS MICHAEL WISE MITCH WISEMAN: FtB 1, 2; BtB 1; CC 2; FFA 1 VINCE WOLFORD: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt.); BtB 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt.); BsB 1, 2, 3; DECA 4 LYNN WOOD: MBand 1, 2; Chor 1; SPIay 1; FPlay 1, 4; OwSt 2, 3, 4; SkSt 1, 2, 3, 4 MARIA WOODARD: Trk 1; Chor 1; FPlay 1; SciC 1; SkSt 1; OW 1, 2,3 SCOTT WYANT: FtB 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Key FtB — Football BtB — Basketball BsB — Baseball Trk — Track CC — Cross Country SB - Softball VB — Volleyball GBtB — Girls Basketball GF - Golf ST — Spring Tennis FT — Fall Tennis ClOff - Class Officer F1C — Flag Corps Maj — Majorette MBand — Marching Band SBand — Symphonic Band PBand — Pep Band JBand — Jazz Band Chor — Chorus BrCh — Brass Choir Ody — Odyssey SchT — Scholarship Team SPIay - Spring Play FPlay — Fall Play HcRoy — Homecoming Royalty SRoy - Sweetheart Royalty SHRoy — Sadie Hawkins Royalty Cheer — Cheerleader SciC — Science Club FFA — Future Famers of America FHA — Future Homemakers of America NHS — National Honor Society HERO — Home Economics Related Occupations DECA — Distributive Education Club of America Q S — Quill and Scroll OWSt - Osky Wow Staff SkelSt — Skelton Staff Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Y-Gov — Youth in Government BBS — Buckeye Boys State BGS — Buckeye Girls’ State BH — Buckeye Hills RotS — Rotary Senior StdCnl — Student Council T I — Trade and Industrial VICA — Vocational Industrial Clubs of America ChC — Chamber Choir OEA — Office Education Association OW — Office Worker LW — Library Worker Hi-QT - Hi-Q Team CvCr — Canvas Crew AV — Audio Visual SC — School Citizen DP CA — Data Processing Computer Accounting WP S — Word Processing Steno VAL — Valedictorian SAL — Salutatorian 166 Senior Index Seniors Choose Favorites For The Class Of 1985 The following favorites for the Class of 1985 were chosen by ballot during the school year. The flower, colors, and song were used in the decorations for the Jr.-Sr. Prom and the name favorites were announced during Senior Assembly and printed in the Senior issue of the SKELETON. CLASS SONG: WINNERS TAKE ALL CLASS FLOWER: LAVENDER ROSE CLASS COLORS: LAVENDER AND SILVER Category Male Female Most Admired Brad Poe Stephanie Fenik Most Talented (Music) John Lewis Megan Payne Most Creative (Art) Keith Ditmer Mary Dowler Most Talented (art) Brad Poe Mary Dowler Most Studious Pat McClurg Peggy Wildman Most Likely to Succeed Brad Poe Stephanie Fenik Most Reliable John Rupert Angie Addis Most Athletic Vince Wolford Mary Dowler Most Spirited John Brunton Peggy Kidd Class Clowns Vince Wolford Lori Tabor Most Accident Prone Brad McCorkle Trish Stepp Yates Best Dressed John Rupert Kim McConnell Class Flirts Jeff Smith Robin Hickey Best Personality Sherm Stevenson Mindy Boggs Cutest Couple Steve Williams Kim Wiley Greatest Voice John Lewis Mindy Boggs Nicest Smile Jeff Smith Kim McConnell Prettiest Eyes Brad McCorkle Kim Wiley Prettiest Hair Vince Wolford Geri Landrum Rowdiest Brian Dulaney Trish Stepp Yates Favorite Teachers Mr. Handley Mrs. Crabtree Most Outgoing Sherm Stevenson Angie Addis Most Courteous Brad Poe Tie John Rupert Peggy Wildman Kim McConnell Senior Favorites 167 Baccalaureate Held For Seniors J The week before graduation is a very busy one for the outgoing Seniors. One event during that week is the Baccalaureate, held on the Sunday before graduation. This is a religious service honoring the graduating Seniors. The processional was played as the Seniors entered the auditorium and took their seats. Braden Richards was accompanist. The entrance of the Seniors was followed with the Invocation by Rev. Clark Hess and the singing of “Cum Rhonda by the Girls Glee Club accompanist Joanne Zimmerly. Next, Larry Arnold read the scripture and gave the Baccalaureate Sermon entitled Rise Up and Build , by Braden Richards and the Benediction by Rev. Nathan Kingrey ended the evening. The Glee Club was under the direction of Raymond L. Boothe and flowers for the stage decorations were courtesy of the Junior Class. 168 Baccalaureate Senior Breakfast Begins Graduates’ Final Week On Friday. Mary 24. exactly one week before graduation, the Seniors were drawn together for the traditional Cereta Coll Breakfast. After the invocation was given by Paul Rupert, the mothers served doughnuts, juice and milk After the breakfast, a short program was presented. Mrs. Steve Stevenson began the program by tellint the Seniors and guests how the Breakfast got its start. She also spoke on the importance of the people in the graduating class $f 1985. President of the Class Sherm Stevenson gave a response and thanked his mother, as a token to all mothers of the class members, with a kiss. The Senior Choral Group then sang ‘‘Hello Mothers. ' “Graduation Day”, JHS Alma Mater. and a musical benediction “Bless This Class. The Seniors then left the cafeteria, heading for a change of clothes, to prepare for the Senior Assembly. Senior Breakfast 169 Senior Assembly Evokes Excitement The JHS Class of '85 Senior Assembly was held one week earlier than usual due to changes in final exam schedules. The annual Assembly followed the Breakfast and was held in the auditorium with members of the Senior High, many parents and friends, and teachers and administrators present. During the Assembly, the Class of 85 members joked, teased, laughed, and cried. A band of Seniors began the fun by performing several fast moving numbers. MC’s Sherm Stevenson and Angie Addis introduced the acts. These acts included “Georgia Championship Wrestling”. “The Prize is Right”. “Mr Bowman Substitutes for Mr. Rogers”. Pebbles”. “Dissecting in Zoology”, “Class Favorites”, “Senior Band”, “Senior Film and Slide Show”, and then the final movement of all Seniors to the stage. Juniors to the Center Section Seats The Senior Seats , and Sherm passing the Class Key to President Chris Wolford of the Class of 1986. The Class of ”85 drew their Assembly to a close with the class song “Winners Take AH”. 170 Senior Assembly Commencement Another school year rapidly came to a close and along with it all those special activities that make the lasting memories for JHS Seniors. These activities the class members have planned for and looked forward to since become-ing the “ones” at JHS began with Senior Breakfast and ended with Graduation Ceremonies on the JHS football field. The traditional Baccalaureate was the final prelude to the graduation of the Class of 1985. Dr. Samuel E. Clagg, a professor of Marshall University, was the honored speaker for the Commencement Activities. Valedictorians (Stephanie Fenik, Lisa Sanford. Pamela Shumate. Jennie Spriggs. Sherm Stevenson) and Salutatori-an (Laura Karasek) had the opportunity to speak at the Commencement Ceremony, their superior scholastic achievements awarding them this honor. This is the first graduating class in memory to have graduated after the yearly Alumni Banquet and Dance which was held May 25. Graduation was held on May 31 under a windy and threatening sky. As the graduation hats went into the air, the Class of 1985 members had many happy memories to store away. 172 Commencement Commencement 173 1985 Jackson High School Graduates Larry Vincent Alcantara Charles Edward Rayburn Melissa Sue Haddox Eric Eugene Ashley Eric Bloss Richards Marsha Dawn Hall Donald Herbert Bolen. Jr. Alan Jay Riegel Melissa Dawn Harrison David Kelly Bowman James Edward Riffle Robin Lynn Hickey John Thomas Brunton. Jr. David Eugene Rinehart Lori Melinda Hill Randy Allan Burton Brian Keith Roseberry Beth Leah Hotham Christian Andrew Clark Timothy Scott Rouse Sarah Margaret Humphreys Scott Paul Coen John Frederick Rupert Tanya Kelli Humphreys Earl Joseph Collins. Jr. Paul Lienard Rupert Stephanie Michelle Hunter Jeffrey Layne Copley Bernard Wayne Sharp Rhonda Leann Jones Douglas Alan Crabtree Daniel Toy Sharp Laura Dawn Karasek Jeffrey H Dalton. Jr. Jeffrey Todd Smith Margaret Lynn Kidd Keith Allen Ditmer John Lee Smith Lisa Diane Kuhn Jared Glenn Downey Randel Leland Smith Rhonda Lynn Lambert Brian Wayne Dulaney Herbert Douglas Spurlock Geri Sue Landrum Ronald Keith Duncan Charles Patrick Stevens Helena Elaine Lawson James Raymond Durham Jason Edward Stevens Betty Ann Leach Todd Allan Durham Sherman Arthur Stevenson Kimberly Sue McConnell Larry Andrew Exline Harley Duane Swaney Toni Sue McDaniel Andrew Allan Farley Holley Edward Tolliver. Jr. Louanna Sue Hubbard Thomas J. Ferguson. Jr. James Francis Voiles Mary Louise Mercer Charles Lester Fox. Jr. Kevin Layne Waugh Monica Ann Meredith David James Gilliland Christopher Conrad Waulk Brenda Kaye Miller Kenneth Mark Gillum Stephen Dwight Williams Kelly Diane Moore John Edward Griffiths Todd Michael Willis Patricia Riffell Mullins Harlan Herbert Henry. Jr. Bobby Paul Wills Tina Deann Newman Dean Darrell Hickman Michael Richard Wise Vickie Gail Norman Jesse Wade Hill. Jr Mitchell Andrew Wiseman Carol Sue Osborne Ray Wayne Hoover Bryan Vincent Wolford Cheryl Lynn Osborne Timothy Arnold Hotham Charles Scott Wyant Angela Christine Parks Steven Randall Howard Megan Merrill Payne Columbus Randy Hubbard Angela Renee Addis Delores Noren Penix Phillip Brian Hughes Melissa Lou Armstrong Margaret Ann Ramey Brad Anthony Jenkins Cindy Fae Arnold Karen Kaye Rhea Terry Ray Jenkins Malinda Faye Boggs Melissa Ann Salyers Brian Edward Keefer Janet Renee Bolen Lisa Anne Sanford Michael Herbert Keeton Theresa Mae Bowman Pamela Sloan Shumate Joseph Carl Kimbel, Jr. Barbara Jean Britton Lori Ann Simmons Troy Dean Kingrey Cristine Adair Burrows Kimberly Jayne Simpson David Kyle Landrum Lora Lynn Callahan Dannetta Ann Spencer George W. Lawson. Jr. Melissa Renee Carter Jennie Lynn Spriggs Thomas A. Lawson Melissa Laura Causey Trisha Sue Stepp John David Lewis Staci Dawn Cavey Tammy Lee Stiffler Todd Andrew Ley Melissa Kay Chandler Lori Ellen Sturgill Patrick Shawn McClurg Gil Louise Coleman Cheryl Lynn Sweeney Carl Bradley McCorkle Wanda Sue Conn Lori Renee Tabor Kenneth Darin McGhee Patricia Ann Crace Leslie Lynn Taylor Randy Lee Mercer Patty Lou Crawford Rhonda Lee Tennant Daniel Shade Miller Angela Deneen Dempsey Karen Kay Trent Rodney Aaron Miller Mary Lou Dowler Ruth Ann Walters David Lee Moore Saperina Lynn Elkins Lori Ellen Waugh Gregory Dee Moore Penelope Lynn Fannin Melissa Yvonne Webb Todd Richard Mossman Stephanie Louise Fenik Kelli Dawn White Michael Lee Music Trisha Ann Finley Margaret Lynn Wildman Billy Gene Neff Sherri Lynn Fisher Kimberly Lynn Wiley Kevin Thomas Nichols Marla Lee Folden Sonia Juanita Williamson Danny Ray Osborne Jo Ellen Frye Rebecca Gale Willis James Wade Osborne Patricia Ann Gilliland Sherri Lynn Wood Bradford Clayton Poe Angelica Juanita Graves Maria Jolene Woodard Timothy Lee Preston Melissa Beth Grimes Damon Arthur Ray Melinda Lou Haddox 174 1985 Graduates Honor Grads Address Commencement Guests STEPHANIE FENIK, Valedictorian LISA SANFORD, Valedictorian SHERMAN STEVENSON, Valedictorian LAURA KARASEK, Salutatorian Honor Grads 175 Class Of 85 Rotary Seniors « � - ROTARY SENIORS for 1984 85 SEPT Pam Shumate and Sherm Stevenson OCT.: Megan Payne and Brad Poe NOV Leslie Taylor and Pat McClurg DEC.: Kim Wiley and Rod Miller JAN : Stephanie Fenik and Jeff Smith FEB : Sherri Fisher and Mark Gillum MAR Lisa Sanford and Andy Farley APR.: Jennie Spriggs and Paul Rupert MAY Cindy Arnold and John Rupert Thanks! We will never forget the memories. We have made at Jackson High I know that when the time comes. It will be hard to say goodbye To the ones who have helped us. Through all these wonderful years. It is hard to express our gratitude. For showing us so much love and cheer. We are grateful to all of you. For your patience and your skill After we have graduated, And have each gone our separate way; We hope you will never forget us. Because we love you all in a very special way If it were not for you. We wouldn't be where we are these days. So thanks for everything you did for us. In all those thoughtful ways Thank you all so very much. For all your technique and your drive. This thanks is to the teachers at JHS; From the Class of “85. By Virginia Frye 176 Rotary Scniors Dcdication Radio hack 181 Main Street — Jackson 37 Years Continuous Service 286-2303 Of Jackson • Stereos • Computers • • Industrial Electronics • • Electronic Components • • Security Systems • • Intercom Systems • • Video Systems • We Service What We Sell Because We Value Our Customers. Jim And Renna Geitz MOURNING’S, INC. Office Equipment Supplies 427 East Main Street Phone (A-C 614) 288-5011 Jackson, Ohio 45640 286-1410 Distributors Of Meadow Gold Ice Cream Products 371 Portsmouth Street 286-1501 WOOD FURNITURE COMPANY We Are Proud Of Jackson High School 350 Portsmouth St. AMERICA'S CABINETMAKER 960 E. Main St. — P.O. Box 625 Jackson, Ohio Phone 286-5033 Jackson, Ohio Phone 296-2824 178 Advertising RADIO JACKSON INC. 297 Broadway Jackson, Ohio CROSS 6 SONS FARM EQUIPMENT 10248 US 35 West Jackson, Ohio Ancil Cross, Owner Phone 286-1966 Massey-Furguson And Sperry New Holland Farm Equipment “3 CALLAHAN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 216 Pearl St. Jackson, Ohio Phone 286-1907 We Pay Cash For Ashes Congratulations Class Of '85! KING CONTRACTING, INC. INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES COMMERCIAL A INSTITUTIONAL WATER A WASTE TREATMENT PLANTS DESIGN, ESTIMATING, A CONSULTING 614 286-2126 omiNllMIIV | MPlOYI H SHEETS PONTIAC-OLDS BU1CK-GMC, INC. See Us For All Your Car And Truck Needs Jet. 35 And 93 N. Jackson, Ohio Phone 286-6471 JACK AND JILL'S 225 Broadway St. Phone 286-5167 Fashions For The Young Girls Sizes — NB-14 Boys Sizes — NB-16 Good Luck Seniors! J Advertising 179 COLL AUTO SALES 301 E. Main St. Jackson, Ohio Phone: 286-2184 Good Luck Seniors! COLL AUTO SALEp CO BARNETT FORD RENT-A-CAR FORD 3E? 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YEARBOOK DIVISION RON'S GARAGE AND WRECKER 30 Coffman St. Jackson, Ohio Complete Auto And Truck Repair And 24 Hour Wrecker Service 286-1642 Jackson A Lancaster Colony Company Good Luck Seniors! Rob Rainier Publisher's Representative Jackson Corporation 275 South Bennett Avenue Jackson, Ohio 45640 800 762-0313 614 286-5081 in Ohio P.O. Box 1514 _UniTED VIDEO CRBLEVISIOn, me. Valdosta, Georgia 31601 912 244-9941 P.0. BOX 870. 38 PORTSMOUTH STREET. JACKSON. OHIO 45640 • 614 286-6446 Rubberqueen YBassamreaJ- sand-piper BAZELL OIL CO. 286-3321 325 Portsmouth St. Jackson, Ohio EUTON'S APPLIANCE 229 Pearl Street Jackson, Ohio Transport Delivery Ticket Printer To Show Actual Gallons — Radio Dispatched Trucks — Wholesale Distributor Gasoline — Greases — Diesel Phone 286-1817 Advertising 183 JOHN SHAW NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS, INC. Box 487 Lancaster, Ohio 43130 Phone: 614-654-4901 School Portraits — Professional Service Quality Photography CROSIER’S MODERN RETREADING GOODYEAR ' CUSTOM RETREADING ONE DAY SERVICE AVAILABLE NEW TIRES' Goodyear Kelly-Springfield Michelin Jetzon Dean Multi-Mile Complete Farm Road Service Hot Cold Process Truck Recapping Retail - Wholesale HOURS • M - F 8-5 •$AT8 - 4 286-4163 450 E. Broadway ” Jackson, Ohio “ A FULL SERVICE SHOP SERVICE AUTO TRUCK FARM Front End Alignment Brakes • Shocks' Tune Ups Wheel Balancing a 184 Advertising FARRAR’S CUSTOM CUT 265 N. High Street • (614) 286-6137 or 286-3248 • Jackson, Ohio 45640 We Sell Our Own Home Grown Beef and Pork • Guaranteed Fresh • All Meat Wrapped and Frozen INCORPORATED 1899 BUILDING, LOAN SAVINGS CO. 221 MAIN ST. • JACKSON, OHIO 45640 (614)286-2903 MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM ■A. fj. Stocii4weiitesif 9 tc. — MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR — Commercial Industrial 227 Main Street Phone: 614-286-2106 JACKSON, OHIO 45640 £ Q u t- 0iTV £T 4 OlC YtT4£ Advertising 185 RAY'S STORE 208 Broadway St. Jackson, Ohio (614) 286-3208 Cosmetics And Sundries Hospital And Invalid Supplies Surgical Supplies Leader In Home Video Entertainment Home Video Sales And Rentals Pipes — Tobacco — Accessories Bridge St. Stop'n Go Plaza 286-5357 BancOhio National Bank Jackson Area BROADWAY OFFICE WALNUT HILLS DRIVE-IN FACILITY 160 BROADWAY ST. 590 E. MAIN ST. 276 PEARL ST. Jcksn AnytimeBank SM TIME of day SERVICE 286-2121 FDKi 286-2144 J. C. S. EMPLOYEES FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 85 GAY STREET - JACKSON. OHIO 45640 - PHONE (614) 286-6061 186 Advertising “0 POT POURRI 8 Vaughn St. 286 — 3986 Jackson, Ohio Good Luck In Your Future Class Of '85! See Us For Your Special Art Carved Class Ring CAMSCO PRODUCE CO., INC. China, Silk Flowers, Wedding Registry o '288 iPzaxf £tr££t £ac£ion, fiio Specializing In Hair Cara For Man, Woman A Children Jjuonne fJ Sic cxion Owner fafimfResh MushRooms Shop (614) 286-6318 Advertising 187 Where the promise of quality is a promise JXvTL L. An inviting, hospitable facility offering the finest in nursing care and services. Skilled and intermediate care nursing home Private and semiprivate rooms Heartland of Jackson 8668 S.R. 93, Jackson ;HCR 286-5026 Health Care and Retirement Corporation of America 8 miles South of Jackson McDonald's It's A Good Time For The Great Taste Of McDonald's McDonald's Of Jackson 188 Advertising DALLAS CHEVROLET AMC JEEP RENAULT AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE “0 COMPLETE AUTO RUSTPROOFING LONG SHORT TERM LEASING COMPLETE BODY SHOP WHEEL ALIGNMENT FRAME STRAIGHTENING n AMC FI Jeep 286-2171 ORENAULT MAIN - JACKSON usa-i is Tumnc chrree H Tree Tjatfenj 241 Main Street JACKSON. OHIO 45640 614 286-5315 Dean and Lady Baesman Coke Is It! Enjoy Coke! Coke Is It! MID-ATLANTIC COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. 3001 SCIOTO TRAIL PORTSMOUTH OHIO 15662 MEMBER OF ASSOC,Ar,0 ce MtBCHA 5 DEARING WHOLESALE Service - Merchandisers of Non-Foods ISO HURON STREET JACKSON, OHIO 45640 JOHN C. DKAR1NG Telephone: 614 286-1046 KID’S CORIVER Today’s Fashions For Youth” 225 Broadway Slriat JACKSON. OHIO 45640 Ph.: (614) 286-5167 Sizes Newborn To 14 J Advertising 189 Congratulations Graduates Of 85 From WATERLOO COAL COMPANY Phone 682-7787 MADISON MINE SUPPLY CO. INC. Limestone Plant 682-7788 mmm'wi Underground Mine 384-5144 Good Luck Graduates Of '35! A JACKSON CAR WASH, INC. Water Street Jackson, Ohio Congratulations Graduates Of 1985! EVERYTHING FOR LESS AT ODD LOTS BUYOUTS! LIQUIDATIONS! CLOSEOUTS! OVERSTOCKS! SAVE 30% TO 70% AND MORE Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1985 192 Advertising MOVIE TOWN 175 Broadway St. Jackson, Ohio VHS And BETA Tape Rentals 286-3166 twoimfr of Jackson DINE IN-CARRY OUT OR “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” HARR'S GREENHOUSE AND GARDEN CENTER Flowers Are A Specialty 190 Water St. Jackson, OH 286-4135 286-4126 286-6424 Advertising 193 Congratulations Class Of 1985! DAVIS TRUCKING CO., INC. 229 State Street • P. O. Box 109 JACKSON, OHIO 45640 Telephone: (614) 286-4171 George And Harold Davis — Owners 194 Advertising Candids 195 JHS Bowling Benefit Raises Money To Initiate Fund For New Aud. Seats Sunday afternoon, May 5, thirty-five JHS students and several teachers, administrators, a board member, and parents gathered at Jolly Lanes for the JHS Bowling Benefit. This benefit will establish a fund for the replacement of the auditorium seats. Students, faculty members, board member, and administrators bowled three games. Prior to the bowling, all gathered pledges on the total pin count bowled by each individual. Those who participated enjoyed the afternoon — lots of laughter, mistakes, cheers, gutter balls, strikes, etc. Pins were totaled and pledges collected. The event raised approximately $1,000 to initiate a fund to replace the auditorium seats. Several prizes were donated and the following were winners: From Giovanni's — a 12 inch pizza for most sponsors — STEVE DELANEY From Gillespies — One large pizza for most money collected — STEVE DELANEY From McDonalds — Big Mac Coke for High Individual game - JAMES VOILES and MIKE ALFORD From Murphy's — Record album for Good Sport award — TRACEY ELDRIDGE. Thank you's are extended to Ms. Mary Jean Rieder for obtaining the prizes, Mrs. Maggie Jones for keeping score. Dr. Steve Stevenson, Mr. Tom Slater, Mrs. Jan Roberts, Mr. Greg Potter, Mrs. Cindy Eubanks, Miss Alyce Smith, and the 35 students who bowled for this project. A special thank you is extended to Nea Henry and the employees of Jolly Lanes. Dr. Stevenson Is Presented A Mock Check By Eubanks And Smith. Student Health Council Begins First Year The newly formed Jackson High School Student Health Council met during Senior High lunch time and planned their programs and work projects. Pictured: Kristen Taylor, Mrs. Nora Ramsey, Community consultant; Amy Carper, Gwen Stover, Lisa Spencer, John Rupert, Megan Malone and Gary Childers. Not pictured: Rick Stokes and Graham Cochran. Faculty member A1 Burger, Health teacher, met with the group and helped them form the new JHS organization. 196 Features £61 sptpuco 198 Candids 200 Candids •« • •• CLOSING F A Special Dimension -Friendship! Closing 203 An Ongoing Dimension — Spirit And Fun! ng 205 An Important Dimension — Scholarship! Closing 207 Memories Forewell my friend; ir's rime ro porr — roo quickly come rhe end. Bur don'r ler melancholy occompony your goodbyes. For goodbyes ore necessary before we con meer again. The lirrle Things we shored roday, seemed so small and Trivial. These lirrle Things” will also be — liferime memories — precious ro us and meaningful. A backward glance or rhis year proves ir ro be a success 208 Closing