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VOLUME 74 JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Tropic and Vaughn Streets Jackson, Ohio 45640 EDITOR: ROBIN MOYER ASSIST. EDITOR: DAREN THOMAS FACULTY ADVISER LUCINDA M. EUBANKS Pages 1-15 Opening Pages 16-59 Sports Pages 60-73 Dances Pages 74-107 Organizations Pages 108-119 Activity Awards Pages 120-127 Faculty Pages 128-153 Underclassmen Pages 154-179 Seniors Pages 180-203 Ads Pages 204-208 Closing A STUDENT PUBLICATION Osky Wow Chang© was obvious to ©very JHS student in the '85-86 school year. Students were greeted by new faculty members, guidance counselors, and new administrators as they entered school late in August. Perhaps the biggest change was a new Superintendent of the Jackson City Schools Dr. Michael Richardson. Plans also developed for a new JHS I The Jackson County Home on Route 93 South was purchased by the school district and was designated as the location for the future grounds of a new high school building. 2 Makin’ Change Named Zheme Of ’85-86 2 Opening It was not unusual for students to be MAKIN' CHANGE for the new pop machines located in the lobby of the gymnasium. The profit made from these machines benefits the athletic department. Ironmen athletics were credited with a league change. The Jackson Ironmen, Galipolis Blue Devils, Logan Chieftains, and Athens Bulldogs welcomed in the Marietta Tigers into SEOAL play. This book has recorded the changes and the continuing traditions of JHS in the school year 1985-86. Read on to find out ... Opening ? Apple Festival: An Unchanging Community Tradition Some things never change. Oh, some minor variations, maybe, but never anything overwhelming. One of these Jackson things”is the annual Apple Festival. During the third week of September, the merchants and townspeople give up the downtown streets and sidewalks to merrymakers who transform the town into the annual celebration of the fall harvest of apples.At that time, apples are king. The week was filled with late nights and entertaining activities in the downtown” area. Jackson countians were reved up and ready for everything. 6 Apple Festival Around town, JHS students emptied their pockets for fun, cotton candy, elephant ears, french fries, and candy apples. You saw others riding rides, playing games, and just walking, talking and observing the scenery. The Senior Booth (under direction of Mr. Jim Reynolds) attracted attention, as many flocked to see what decorations the Seniors had thought of and displayed in their traditional money-making booth. They were original, as usual. Apple Festival 7 Students Enjoy Days Of Apple Fun wm—mmm Apple Legends was the theme, inspiring creativity and originality in window displays, booths, and float entries. As for acting royalty, the Queen of this year's festival was Senior Tammy Hill and one of her princesses was JHS Senior Lisa Huston. The other attendant Becky McManoway was not from JHS. These young ladies reigned over the festival with poise and grace. Apple Festival 9 Ironmen Rally, Cheer To Defeat Rival Rockets Crowds gathered with the Ironmen at th ir annual bonfire and pep rally held the ni ht before the big game played against the traditional rivalry, the Well-ston Rockets. Players and Coaches rallied with great expectations of the events that were to happen in the game and were backed fully by their fans. The Iron-men went on to defeat the Rockets the following evening. A group of Ironmen supporters consisting of fans, band members, and cheerleaders displayed spirit for an Ironmen victory. 10 konment Spirit Jackson — 34 Wellston — 0 Cheerleaders Chant ... Band Plays ... Coaches Inspire .. Players Fire Up Toward Victory .. Opening 15 Varsity Gridders Make Changes On The Field Under New Coach Hutchison w Jackson — 34 Wellston — 0 Wheelersburg — 41 Jackson — 0 Jackson — 10 Ports. W — 7 Waverly — 43 Jackson — 0 Marietta — 7 Jackson — 6 Logan — 16 Jackson — 0 Ironton — 53 Jackson — 0 GaHipoiis — 36 Jackson — 0 Jackson — 3 Portsmouth — 2 Athens — 28 Jockson — 0 'League games The 1985 football season proved to be a most strenuous year for the IRONMEN. First year JHS coach Dennis Hutchison, was pleased with the potential of his athletes. He feels the future outlook appears promising for the Big Red. The team went 3-7 on the season. Mainly they were plagued with injuries and a lack of Senior leadership as there were only eight Seniors on the team. The Reserve squad finished out the season with a 1-7 record under the leadership of first year coach Steve Gut. 18 Varsity Football Row 1: R. Viers, M. Hammond, A. Harper, B. Moore, S. Brunton, M. Rosenberger, M. Hall, R. Rosenberger. Row 2: J. Rayburn, P. Malone, J. Wilburn, C. Gallagher, B. Haynes, D. Tackett, C. Ragland, G. Clark, S. Humphreys, J. Strawser. Row 3: J. Steuwer, M. Hoover, D. Logan, C. Lowery, T. Sweeney, D. Valentine, D. Ireland. D. McDaniel, C. Oliver, C. Ervin, D. Congrove. Row 4: G. Meredith, J. Perry, C. Moyer, M. Alford. C. Ward, P. Helman, D. Spriggs, D. Sexton, J. Meredith, J. Brown. M. Phipps, and T. James. Varsity Footbal 19 Frosh Experience Learning Season ti ik The Frosh gridders ended the season on a 2-5 note. They were coached by Steve Gut, a new JHS coach. It was a learning season for the Red and White Frosh, but the experience was good for them. The talented youngsters showed great potential. Coach Gut emphasized the team was very coach-able and they made great progress. As the future awaits, these athletes live for victory and carry a quality of good sportsmanship with them toward their JV and Varsity careers. Members were: J. Call, B. Cantor, T. Verian, G. Harris, J. Morris, T. Perry, T. Bachtel, S. Kearns, R. Wyant, M. Abrams, J. Anderson, K. Keatts, B. Fogle, M. Fout, S. Sexton, J. Yerian, D. Kidd, and J. Collins. Helping Gut on the field was JHS coaches Dennis Reinhart and Greg Potter. 20 Frosh Football KjMp Junior High I Football Teams EEHIk Acquire Skill For Future Years Members of the 8th grade football team were C. Argo, J. Ballenger, C. Bloomfield. A. Causey, S. Conley, T. Doty, M. Greene, M Hackney, H. Humphreys. J Johnson, B. Keatts, C. Lambert. M. LeMaster. J. Lindner. J. McGrath. M. Meredith. G. Miller. R. Miller, R. Molfoan, S. Nichting, R. O'Neal. M. Payne, J Reasor, A. Roach, C. Scott. L. Simpson. G. Smalley. W. Speakman. A. Strawser, P. Thomas. J. Vest. S. Wal-burn, J. Webb, C. White, W. White, B. Wollenburg. J. Wood. M. Zinn. Members of the 7th grade were: P. Bays. J. Blanton, K. Bryant. S. Cooper. G. Dalton. T Dempsey, T Downey, J. Ells. A. Gillum, T. Harman. T. Hatten, N. Hess. J. Hughes. B Davis. R Johnson. T. King, C. Little, B. Matthews. S. McGhee. C. Moore. M. Morris. A. Music. C. Nichols, S. Orender, T. Owens. L. Peacock. C. Reynolds. B. Rippeth. A. Rouse. B. Sayre, J. Scott, D. Shover. C. Slagle. R. Smith. C. Valentine. J. Wallace. A. West. J. Wiley. G. Williams The 1985 football season ended on a high point for the seventh and eighth grade gridders. Team members developed basic skills with the pigskin and learned game plan strategies that served to help them during the season. Guidance from coaches helped them acquire the qualities of good sportsmanship. Attitudes and aggressive performances by the players contributed to their successful season. Jr. High Football 21 Varsity Squad Now Selects Eight Varsity Squad members were: Front: C. Wiseman, M Woodard. Center: K. Ridge, K. King. Back: L. Lyons, T Wolford, T. Hill, and R. Moyer. Everyone knows that a H| cheerleader s mam jobs are B| to generate spirit and to root |8 the team onto victory How- B| ever, a look behind the H scenes shows the Ironmen B| Cheerleaders busy at their B| many other duties also They 8| are responsible for the foot- B| ball and basketball pro- H grams, spirit and runthrough B| signs, and decorating for the §8 banquets. H This was a year of H achievement for the squads 111 At cheerleading camp the R| Varsity Squad received one B| excellent and three superior H| ratings and were selected to H| compete in the Award of Ex- B| cellence Competition. This is 8| a competition open only to B| the top seven squads select- |S ed by camp instructors. The R| Varsity Squad also received B| a fourth place in the annual B| Apple Festival Competition. M Fans watching the Ironmen Cheerleaders might have noticed some differences this year. This was the first year that an eight member squad had been selected. In previous years only six members were selected. Fans might also have noticed that the cheerleaders did not do any pyramids at games This stemmed from a recommendation from the Ohio High School Athletic Association which was adopted by the SEOAL for safety reasons. A new head cheerleader advisor led the squad with two new assistants to the cheerleading program. Mrs. Sherry Headley was assisted by Mrs. Pam Evans and Mrs. Nina Rose, all of the JHS faculty. One thing didn't change though; the enthusiasm and support they used to cheer on the Ironmen through the seasons of athletic competition. 22 Varsity Cheerleaders JV Cheerleaders Show Enthusiasm In Support Of Teams 0€ERlEADf S Cheerieoc ng a lots of hard wofk. It's b© ng part of the team. It's having to occept responstoify. And find out what responsibly means A cheerleader needs enthusiasm And confidence in her abfty Because she a leading the crowd She is the symbol of the vitality A never ceasing interest. A love and a devotion. A strong w to do for others — These constitute a cheerleader's emotions. Cheerieodng a an honor. An honor meant to share. Regarded as a priceless gift To create sprit everywhere A person with high standards. An honor character too. Someone who puts herself rvside And lives to support her school But deeper than this It’s a feeling. A way of mating friends Knowing that you're a leader. Giving where ife begins. Feetng tense and nervous. Laughing and wanting to wn, Accepting the disappointment of defeat Learning to try once again WorVng for many hours. Going Through stiffness and aches. Wondering If you can improve. Rectang the work It takes Helping others to know the joy Of working together as one. Showing the importance of never giving up Until a victory's been won Being proud of the position you hotd. Caring about your team. Facing a world ful of opportunity. This is what Cheerteoding means1 — Anonymous Members of the JV squad who placed fourth in the Apple Festival Competition were: Front: S. Boroff, B. Lambert, S. Mutzig. Back: M. Walburn, M. Carper, and C. Bowling. J.V. Cheerleaders 23 Frosh Cheerleaders Attain Perfection At Camp Crescendo Members of the Freshman Cheerleading Squad who received four perfect superior ratings at camp were: Front: T. Gilliland, H. Sheward, D. Geitz. Center: A. Hill, M. Ridge. Back: Y. Fenik. 24 Frosh Cheerleaders New Faces Make Up Young Squad Members of the 7th and 8th grade cheerleading squad were: Front: K. Cooper, S Boroff. Center: M. Stevenson, G. Scott, T Mercer, K. Fields, S. James. Back: K. Rose. The cheerfeaer (excerpts from the Akron JOURNAL) She yells, she screams, she flips, she Jumps, she plans and she hurts. But she's happy because she's a cheer- I ondor lUVJUvl . . . If her team wins, she jumps around and squeals as if it had Just won the state championship. Tears of pride spring to her eyes as she watches her team walk victoriously off the field or court. A cheerleader is looked up to by other students in the school. Thus, she must set a good example for them to follow. A cheerleader's Job is not an easy one, and the only reward she has is the satisfaction of knowing that she helped cheer her team on to victory, or stood by them in defeat The cheerleader is truly an unsung hero, and deserves the same admiration, cooperation and praise as the team she cheers for. Jr High Cheerleaders 25 Dream Team Members of the Cross Country Team were: T. Griffiths. M. Griffiths. J. Coffey. A. Asbury, S. Spencer. K. Henderson. K. Dearing, J. Leach. T. Leach. S. Dear-ing. and S. Lanhart. Manager was J. Roberts. We watched them practice after school, running up, down, and around the streets of town. They ran in the heat of the sun. in cool cloudy weather, and even under skies that threatened rain and that delivered the wet stuff. Tom Griffiths. Most Valuable Player, was outstanding as he finished first in every race of the season, set a new JHS individual record of 16:17, was named to the All-SEOAL team and was the school's first male runner to advance to the state cross country meet. Senior Scott Spencer was honored as the Most Inspirational Runner. Spencer's competitive and enthusiastic spirit kept everyone on the move. First year Coach, Glen Gillespie, really did have a dream team — changes from the past. 26 Cross Country Coach Gillespie Runs The Harriers Run The Distance Cross Country 27 Teams 9 11 10 3 15 17 27 10 13 15 5 26 12 16 Placed 1 6 1 1 4 2 7 3 2 3 4 3 9 143 Location Waverly Inv. Zone Trace Inv. Athens Inv. Alexander Inv. Jackson Inv. Gallia Inv. Rio Grande Inv. Logan Inv. Minford Inv. Rock Hill Inv. Jackson Athens (dist) Lancaster (reg) SOOTO DOWNS Disappointing Season For Girls' Tennis The 1985 Girls Tennis Team finished the season with 10 losses and no wins. It was a disappointing season for the girls and their coach, Mrs. Bernadette Hickey. They put effort and heart into their practices and matches, but it wasn't enough to insure winning games. 'AMk S A V Members of the Girls' Tennis Team were: Front: C. Lowery. R. Sickles. J. Underwood. P. Newsom, T. Wimer. R. Moyer. Back: Coach Hickey. K. King. B. Ross, L. Ratliff, and S. Jones. Jackson-Port smooth Lost Jackson-Untoto Lost Jackson-Athens Lost Jackson-Logan Lost Jackson-Unioto Lost Jack son-Marietta Lost Jackson-Athens Lost Jackson-Portsmouth Lost Jackson-Marietta Lost Jackson-Logan Lost ‘League games Lost 28 Girls Tennis Golf Team: An Upswing From Previous Season Varsity Golf 29 Members of the Golf Team were: Front. D. She ward. P. Muffley. Back: G. Davis. J. Bevins. S. Prater. B. Wiley. A Malone, E. Massie, B. Wollen-burg. B. Elliott and Coach John Uoyd. Practice, practice — with lots of practice the golfers improved their skills and changed for the better to become a more experienced. mature team for future seasons. Under the direction of Coach John Lloyd, the JHS golf team finished the 1985 season with a record of 26 wins and 34 losses. The team, although young, made strides by improving last year's record. Sophomore Pat Muffley, who carded some top-notch rounds during the season was named Most Valuable Player. Of JHS 3ms Placed Location 3 1 Jackson 5 5 Logan 4 3 Jackson 4 3 Jackson 5 5 GallipoJis 4 1 Portsmouth 3 1 Jackson 5 5 Athens 5 5 Jackson 3 2 Chillicothe 11 5 Chilicothe 3 2 Portsmouth 10 8 Portsmouth 11 Chillicothe (sect.) 10 8 Portsmouth (dist.) ‘League games Ironmen Spirit: An Ongoing T radition Webster defines SPIRIT as a force within a man held to endow his body with life, energy, and power. This definition can be summed up in two words: Iron-man Fan. One fan of the Ironmen in particular was known to bring the crowd members to their feet many times. It wasn't unusual to hear the Ironmen fans chanting Ted ... Ted ... Ted ... They were referring to student Ted Sweeney. It was never known at what time he was going to appear, what inspiring speech he had to give, or even what he was going to wear for the boosting of the Ironmen SPIRIT. He couldn't have done it, however, without the help of the cheerleaders, band members, and of course the FANS themselves. Many loyal Ironmen Fans sat through discouraging losses, rain, snow,and bitter coldness to help support the teams. These people helped to continue one unchanging tradition of Jack-son High School! IRONMEN SPIRIT! 30 Ironmen Spirit JHS 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. Oh. 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 cher. Rah! Rah! Go with that ball And see them fall. Come on we'll all Give a fighting cry. We'll stick together — And fight together — For dear OLD JACKSON HIGH! JHS 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; May no infamy or shame Ever touch our Alma Mater. Or abuse her spotless name. Let our memories and praises Soar in chorus to the sky. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Hail to thee, dear Jackson High! Ironment Spirit 31 Varsity Spikers Share League Title With Logan Chieftains Squad holds 4th consecutive SEOAL Crown ft At the beginning of season's change, veteran coach Chuck Dorsey was prepared for another excellent team. Dorsey, the winningest volleyball coach in the Southeastern District got what he had prepared for: an SEOAL Co-Championship (the fourth straight title) and an eighth consecutive sectional-tournament championship. Three JHS spikers were picked for the All-SEOAL Team-Senior Julie Yerian and Juniors Beth Osthoff and Beth Zachariah. The consistency, aggresiveness and hustle exhibited by the team members combined to make yet another winning season. Members were: Front: T. Carlson, R. Harman, K. Komaromi, J. Yerian, B. Zachariah. Back: S. Smith, C. Hill, S. Smith, B. Osthoff, T. Edgington and Coach Chuck Dorsey. 32 Varsity VoleybaH Varsity Volleyball Shares Spotlight In SEOAL Kicking off of the 1985 season was the Varsity Volleyball team. This year they tied for first place with Logan High School to share the league crown. The Varsity Spikettes ended the season with a 17-8 record. The future for this team looks bright and strong since they will only lose two seniors, Rina Harman and Juli Yerian. The coach of this great team is Chuck Dorsey. Junior Varsity Volleyball Squad Holds 7-1 Record In League Play Spike it, Spikettes. The JV Volleyball team had a superb season with a 7-1 record in the league tying for first and 13-4 overall record. The coach of this highly talented team was Paula Erwin. Some great victories of the season came against the Athens Bulldogs with Yvonne Fenick notching up 7 points. Another great win was against Logan with Beth Spradlin accounting for 9 points. This group of athletes will definitely be a highlighter for the JHS sports program. Row 1: Angie Hil, Yvonne Fenik, Beth Spradlin. Bonny Dowler, Kelli Malone, Tami Trace Row 2: Jodi Boroff, Lora Spencer. Gidget Humphreys, Kelly Sexton. Kim Chilcote. Tricia Hammond. Row 3: Tara Doughty, Becky Sparks. Bobbie Sparks. Chris Hill. Coach Erwin 34 Girls' Volleyball Junior High Volleyball Teams Coached By Morrow And Rupert Learn Skills 7th Volleyball Row 1: Kim Lanhart. Kim Dameron. Shannon Soi-lars, Angie Corn. Natasha Sommer. Erin Sexton Row 2: Kyle Fields. Tracy Dalton. KeHina Cooper. Lisa Gould. Tanya Stumbo. Coach Karla Morrow 8th Volleyball Row 1: Allison Oliver. Mindy Dalton. Trocy Polling. Duska HeHman. Beilina Cooper Row 2: J Silverthorne. Jennifer Brunton. Adrea Rippeth. Tammy Moore. Cindy Miller. Christy Miller Row 3: Missy Rupert. Andrea Smith. Missy Ra-dune. Coach Marva Rupert Girls' Volleyball 35 Positive Attitudes, Aggressiveness Take JHS Varsity Roundballers To Convo The JHS Varsity Boys Basketball Team was coached this year by Glen Gillespie, a new addition to the JHS faculty. The squad had some tough opponents and lost a few thrilling games but experienced some highpoints of the season. One exceptional game came against South Point as Jackson was down 43-29 at the half and came back for the win 67-66. Sectional Champs was the title bestowed upon the hard fighting Ironmen at the OU Convocation Center. A big change for JHS came in tournament play in the Portsmouth sectionals as opposed to having played in the Ironton sectionals. Team members Seniors — Allan Dickerson. Mark Hammond. Shayne Poe. Shayne Compston. Bdi Coley. Juniors Jeff Coffey. Tony Cantor. Brad Haynes. John Ross ond Brett Carrol. Assistant Coach was Greg Potter 36 Varsity Boys Basketbal Boys' Reserve Basketball Chalks Up Several Victories Row 1: Doug Congrove, David Blevins, John Perry, and Chad Ward Row 2: Coach Steve Walburn, Mike Wyant, Chris Moyer, Chuck Oliver, and Chris Ervin The reserve basketball team coached by Steve Walburn finished the season with a 5-13 record. Such great victories came against the always tough South Point Pointers winning 38-33. Another great win was against the Waverly Tigers 40-34, which is no easy task. Considering the highly talented JV's lost a few key players to the varsity squad, they show great promise for the JHS future. 38 Reserve Basketball Frosh Roundballers Acquire Skills Needed Later For Varsity Level Sports Row 1: Kevin Gillum. Denton Bowman. Tommy Yerian. Jami Lucas. Pete Wolford. Todd Perry. Bobby Cantor, and Shawn Kearns Row 2: Coach Steve Little. Matt Griffiths. Brian Woilenburg. Jim Yerian. Mike Abrams. Doug Kidd. Kent Prater. Greg Harris, and Ernie Walker Frosh Basketball 39 Points Add Up For Junior High Boys' Squads The 7th grad© team had a respectful season with such victories over Oak Hill, 49-30; Clayton Valentine dropped 14 points in the hoop. They ended the season with a win over Allensville, 33-27. The coach of this young, talented team was Gene Layton. 40 Jr. High Basketball The 8th grade team was coached by Kevri Rice, they ended the season with a 6-8 record. Some great wins came against Oak Hill with Mike Moore and Rob Walters high scorers Another victory was against the Golden Rockets of Wellston. 25-21; Smalley nailed 8 points. The team shows great desire for the JHS future Standing; Coach Kevin Rice, Shane Prater. Tim Doty. Heath O'Neal. Joel Wood, and John Ballenger Kneeling Matt Gililand. George Smaley, Steve Walburn. Mike Moore, Steve Nichting. and Rob Walters. Absent: Bill White Standing; Coach Gene Layton. Ronnie Johnson. Clayton Valentine, Tom Harmon. Lee Peacock. Jeff Poetker. Marty Exline, and Chad Reynolds Kneeling: Brad Teichman. Jason Wallace. Chris Teichman, Jeff Roberts. Bobby Davis. Adam Skaggs, and Brian Reasor IHHI Junior High Girls' Basketball Hits The Hoop The 7th grade girls finished the season with a 6-5 record coached by Tim Fredericks This talented team pounded Wellston twice during the season winning 32-10 and 30-12. They show great potential for the JHS future The 8th grade girts team was coached by Marva Rupert They ended the season with 5-7 record. They thumped Wellston twice during the season 40-20, with Shellie Moore hooping 14 points, and 34-18. This team shows promise for the JHS future 4! 43-m ITi Eighth !'! !• Vr Iff j I (m i m in w • $ ¥ ■ V ft |r fC K I 1 i • A it 4 L Li « felt ji ft 7th Row 1: Andrea Smith, Shannon McAdams (managers) Row 2: Susie Clark. Amy Smith. Kellina Cooper, Susan Boroff. Kim Smith. Erin Sexton. Liza Waugh Row 3: Coach Fredericks. Kim Lonhart. Kyle Fields. Missy Taylor. Angie Corn. Erika Yates. Tiffany Reasor. Jenny Maynard. Lisa Gould 8th Row 1: Andrea Smith. Shannon McAdams (managers) Row 2. Beilina Cooper. Carole Marshment, Mindy Dalton. Shelly Moore. Ginger Scott. Wendy Kranitz Row 3: Coach Fredericks. Christy Miller. Karen Scurlock. Duska Heilman, Chris Waugh. Angie Wyant. Kim Ward. Marla Henry Jr. High Girts' Basketbal 41 Girls' Varsity Basketball Wins Tourney The girls' varsity basketball squad, coached by Charles Dorsey, ended the season with an 8-10 record counting tournament play. At the beginning of the season, the girls won their own tournament showing great potential. Another great win was against the Golden Rockets of Wellston with Beth Osthoff being the scorer — 15 points. The team shows great promise for the future. Row 1: Penny Newsome, Terri Wimer. Cindy Ridgeway, Jodi Boroff Row 2: Missy Dalton. Beth Osthoff. Stephanie Smith, Gwen Stover. Lynn Stroth Row 3: Coach Charles Dorsey Girls Varsity Scoreboard Jackson 37 Chillicothe 55 Jackson . 48 Wellston . 41 Jackson . 39 Southwestern .. . 34 Jackson ... 58 North Gallia . 52 Jackson ... 44 Ironton . 40 Jackson ... 63 North Gallia . 39 Jackson 48 Southwestern . 30 Jackson . 59 Athens . 39 Jackson 41 GaBipolis . 57 Jackson ... 33 Marietta . 55 Jackson ... 51 Wellston . 47 Jackson ... 44 Ironton . 61 Jackson ... 36 Logan . 40 Jackson . 45 Athens . 59 Jackson . 42 Northwestern .. . 45 Jackson ... 61 Gallipolis . 62 Tournament Jackson ... 32 Sheridan 61 42 Girls Varsity Basketball Sports 43 Wrestlers Show Strength The wrestling team coached by John Sheets captured many surprising victories during the '85-'86 school year. They were surprising to the fact that wrestling has only been on the JHS sports calendar for two years. The team finished third in the SEOAL and shows great future promise. Row 1: Charles Benedict, Troy Pendleton, and Jim Hicks Row 2: Coach John Sheets. Steve Spires, Scott Brunton. and Pat Malone 44 Wrestling 46 Varsity Baseball Hitters Run The Diamond Row 1: Chris Ervin, Mark Hammond, Rich Wyant, Terry Speakman. Tony Cantor. Scott Spencer, and Greg Meredith Row 2: Head Coach Bob Kight. Butch Cooper. Jeff Leach. Dusty Sexton. Shayne Poe, Doug Figlestahler, Brian Moore, Bill Colley, and Assistant Coach Randy Ferguson The Varsity Baseball team, coached by Bob Kight and Rondy Ferguson, finished the season with a 13-10 record. The JHS speed bailers proved one of the finest in the county, beating Oak Hill and Wellston each time played. The season had many highlights such as Brian Moore pitching a two hitter against Vinton 10-1 or when the Ironmen knocked off the heavy hitting Tigers of Marietta in a 7th inning rally to drop the Tigers' record to 11 wins and 1 loss. Many underclassmen showed great desire and promise to be one of the finest ball clubs in the upcoming seasons. Varsity scoreboard Jackson — 8 Piketon 5 Jackson — 12 Minford 11 Jackson — 4 Minford 10 Jackson — 1 Miami Trace 6 Jackson — 9 Wellston 5 Jackson — 7 Logan 8 Jackson — 7 Logan 4 Jackson — 3 Logan 6 Jackson — 9 Piketon 10 Jackson — 3 Morietta 14 Jackson — 5 Marietta 12 Jackson — 11 Marietta 9 Jackson — 10 Vinton 1 Jackson — 8 Galtpois 7 Jackson — 9 Waverly 16 Jackson — 15 Athens 20 Jackson — 2 Wheelersburg 0 Jackson — 13 Wheelersburg 7 Jockson — 6 Vinton 4 JHS beat Oak HiH twice — scores were not attainable. Tournament Jackson 9 Wheelersburg 6 Rally in 7 th for 7 runs Wyant winning pitcher Jackson 2 Northwestern 10 Varsity Baseball 47 m-1 4 Hi (SQH VJT manjjs Acquired By JV Squads Row 1: Traci Ragland, Jodi Boroff. Tami Trace, Missy Nichols, Lora Spencer. Lannie Romeo, Heather McGhee Row 2: Gidget Humphreys, Kelly Sexton, Kim Chil-cote. Robin Swank. Kim Thacker. Angela Malone. Coach Bernadette Hickey Junior Varsity Softball JV Baseball The JV Baseball team, coached by Steve Little, began the season with a win over Southeastern 12-3. but then hit hard times losing 10 games in a row Midway in the season the team began to pull out of the slump winning 5 out of 9. Jim Lantz proved to be a real plus pitching a one hitter against league contending Athens. They closed out the season with a 7-13 record. This group of athletes showed great desire to the end which makes a winning chemistry for the JHS future. Team picture and roster were unavailable at press time. The JHS symbol of pride Aggressive ough He althy Loyal Sxcited Trained fnergetic Sbrious JV Softball Baseball 49 Varsity Girls Hit And Run For Several Close Wins; Earn Honors 50 Varsity Girls Softball Jackson 14 Jackson 4 Jackson 7 Jackson 10 Jackson 5 Jackson 22 Jackson 14 Jackson 5 jackson 7 Jackson 0 Jackson 8 Jackson 7 Jackson 9 Jackson 15 Jackson 8 Tournament Jackson 3 Vinton Minford Minford Logan Logan Logan Portsmouth Marietta Marietta Marietta Vinton Southeastern Gallipolis Athens Waverly Meigs •Jackson beat Portsmouth 14-7 Wendy Leach led off with a home run. ‘Missie Barlow, Rina Harman, Wendy Leach, and Juli Yerian, the seniors, pulled the team through many victories and were chosen All-SEOAL. Team Members: Row 1: Penny Newsome, Rina Harman, Juli Yerian. Lori Lyons, Wendy Leach, Tammy Fisher Row 2: Christy Zinn. Missie Barlow, Missy Dalton, Cindy Ridgeway. Kelly Sexton, Becky Ross, Coach Paula Erwin - - Varsity Girls’ SoftbaS 51 Jr. High Track Team Sharpens Skills The Junior High track team coached by Kevin Rice and John Sheets opened the 1986 season with victories for both boys and girls over opponents Wellston and Waverly. In the county meet, the boys captured first place with 84 points and the girls finished second. As the season progressed, the boys finished out the season with a 7-0 record led by the strength of Tom Harmon, John Gillum, and Heath O'Neal. The girls ended the season with a respectful 4-3 record. The youngsters show great promise in the JHS future. Row 1 Gretchen Cotoy, Angela Davis, Kyle Fields. Jennifer Cochran. Amy Lauderback. Tommy Owens. Chris Argo. Shane Prater, Heath O'Neal Row 2 Kelly Rose. Erika Plummer. Andrea Waike, Shannon Sollars. Sarah Hatten, Mike Green. Scott Conley. Jeff Roberts. Jerod Wiley Row 3 Diane Skaggs. Christy Miler. Jenny Maynard. Susan Anderson. Susan Riegel. Kim Canterberry, Chris Scott. Jason Wallace. Chad Reynolds Row 4 Sonia Crabtree. Cathy Jewell. Andrea Smith. Missy Radune, Deena Malone. John Gilum. Matt Barnett. Adam Swank, Tim Doty Row 5: Robin Potter. Angie Leonard. Missy Rupert. Charles White. Steve Wyant. Mark Manning. Chris Simpson. Mike Morris Row 6 Coach John Sheets. Coach Kevin Rice. Richard Moilihan, Mike Payne, Robbie Walters, Shawn Murphy 52 Jr. High Track 54 Varsity Boys Track The boys track team proved to be one of the finest in the area. The underclassmen relied on the leadership of the two senior captains Allan Dickerson and John Henderson. Allan Dickerson and Tom Griffiths were considered the most consistent and reliable performers in the eyes of coaches Armstrong ond Rinehart The hard work and dedication of the underclassmen proves to be a real plus in the JHS future. Teams ■ loced SEOAL Teams Placed 5 Districts Teams Placed 5 Consistency, Reliability, Work And Dedication On The Track Varsity Boys Track 56 Row 1: Dennis Reinhart (coach). Mike Phipps. Chris Moyer. John Perry. Allan Dickerson. John Henderson. Doug Congrove. Greg Harris, Graham Cochran, and Don Armstrong (coach). Row 2: Mike Marks. Shawn Vance. Brian Coyan. David McCartney. Mark Fout. Pat Muftley. Todd Perry. Steve Dearing, and Darren Mapes Row 3: Kevin Henderson. Matt Griffiths. Rick Stokes, John Willis. Mike Alford, Kenny Dearing. Tom Griffith. Aaron Asbury, Chris Anderson, and Doug Kidd. •' V' I Mte A Building Year For Girls' Track The 1986 girls track team consisted of 31 underclassmen and one senior. Robin Moyer. Their individual desire was very high and they show great promise for the JHS future. The coach of this future force is Leah Moyer. Teams SCOREBOARD Placed 2 1 6 6 3 3 15 15 Team SEOAL Competition Placed 5 5 Teams Districts Placed 7 5 Row 1: Tami Haller (Assn't. coach), Robin Sweeney, Laura Owens, Shannon Smith, Trisha Adams, Susan Mapes. Yvonne Fenik. Michelle Ridge, and Leah Moyer (coach) Row 2: Kristin Bowman (manager). Linda Mercer, Heather Sheward. Butty Leach. Tammy Speakman. Rita Close. Sarah Sheward. and Kristy Boroft (manager) 56 Varsity Girls Track Experience Gained By Netters The boys' tennis team, coached by Greg Potter, finished the season with a 2-10 record The two wins came against Wellston and Waver-ly with scores 3-2 in both games Team captains were Braden Richards and Jon Baesman. Although the team did not have a winning record, they did gain valuable experience which will be helpful in upcoming years Team members were Sean Prunka. Dan Mutzig. George Davis. Chad Radune. Alex Luhrman. Row 2: Craig Lowery. Braden Richards. Mitch Shumate. Coach Greg Potter. Jon Baesman. Chris Freeland and Greg Jansen. V 68 Boys Varsity Tennis All Athletes Possess The Desire To Win!! — A Tribute By Scott Spencer Sports to most people means fun, excitement, a way of life JHS students have shown loyalty to their Alma Mater by winning many championships. Jackson High School is associated with one of the oldest leagues in Ohio (SEOAL). Many athletes at Jackson High School have witnessed the thrill of competing in State competitions, which in all honesty is what the athlete's heart desires To all Seniors at JHS their goal is to win. win, and win again. It is a very special year for the graduating athletes, for in their minds there is no more next year. They strive toward a goal which is very obtainable with determination For the 1986 graduates. May 30 was a very special evening as they were introduced to Mr World. Whatever their future holds, it can never erase the memories of each individual. because in their minds it's the best year ever. As for the 1986 Seniors, they have much proof of a victorious ending. The cross country team made history by competing in the Regionals. the volleyball team brought home another league trophy. The basketball team won the Sectionals. The boys and girls tennis teams learned valuable skills. The girls basketball teom made an impression. The wrestling team showed promise. The football team showed determination. The track team ran by its opponents. The softball team learned and taught a few lessons The baseball team shows individual promise for professions. There were no seniors on the golf team. To all the Senior athletes, thank you for your hard work and dedication, and good luck in your future plans from the members of the staff. The Osky Wow staff says a special Thank You to retiring coach Athletic Director Dick Haller for all his hard work, friendships, ond dedication to Jackson High School sports. Sports 59 Dance Divider JHS Students Of 9-12 Enjoy An Early September Homecoming Homecoming Queen Robin Crowned On Friday. September 27. excitement was amidst the halls at J.H.S. It was Homecoming Weekend Friday night officially opened the celebration and started off with pregame ceremonies and the crowning of the queen. Robin Moyer, and court: Sandra Hughes (senior). Stephanie Jordan (senior). Rhonda Chisholm (junior). Jackie Tanner (junior). Wendy Crabtree (sophomore), and Angie Hill (freshman). When the evening ended, disappointment rang in the air The Ironmen had just suffered a tough 7-6 loss to the Marietta Tigers. The atmosphere was lively again when students returned to close out the Homecoming ceremonies with the traditional dance on Saturday night. Students danced to music provided by Jeff Davis, a local D.J.. and watched the presentation of gifts to the queen and court. The annual Homecoming Ceremonies are sponsored by the Student Council 62 Homecoming This popular Fall dance is held the night after the Homecoming Football game and is sponsored by the Student Council for JHS students of grades 9-12. Homecoming 63 Saving All My Love For You Is Theme Chosen For This Year's Sweetheart Dance The 1986 annual Sweetheart Dance was held on Saturday evening. February 8. in the JHS auditorium. FHA sponsors the dance. From 8:00 p.m. to 11:30 p m.. JHS students, grades 9-12. enjoyed a lovely evening which accompanied the theme of ‘‘Saving All My Love For You . Crowned 1986 Sweetheart Queen was Senior Tina Wolford Her court was made up of: Sandra Hughes, senior. Shannon Smith, junior. Jennifer Lahman. sophomore; and Tracy Wolford, freshman. Music for the dance was provided by Jeff Davis. 66 Sweetheort Dance Royalty (?) Reigns Over Annual Sadie Hawkins On the eve of Friday the fourteenth in the month of March. JHS had the annual Sodie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. The members of these organizations spent the day decorating the walls of the auditorium with newspapers and painted sayings. The theme for this event was All My Rowdy Friends are Coming Over Tonight.” The D.J. was Travis Jones. Available at the dance was a kissing booth, which cost a sum of 10c a kiss. The judge. Mr. Rinehart married each couple and with the marriage they received rings and a marriage license If someone was misbehaving, there was a jail for them and Mr. Sheets was the sheriff. Most people were dressed their own way. or alike, or had on boots with flannel shirts. The student body of each class elected their own Daisy Mae and LiI' Abner. The seniors crowned were Joy Hall and Shayne Poe. The juniors were Susan Lambert and Tony Cantor The sophomores were Wendy Crabtree and Butch Cooper The freshmen were Jody Boroff and Todd Perry. 68 Sadie Hawkins Sadie's Jr.-Sr. Prom: A Night To Remember This Special Evening Was Filled With Elegance, Emotion, Elation. Prom with its formal clothing, beautiful decorations, and magic atmosphere remains in the memory of everyone who has ever attended this dance. However. Prom '86 at Jackson High School holds different memories for those who attended. They got to share in the special evening of Janelle Wolfe, a junior at J.H.S Janelie. at the time a patient at Children's Hospital in Columbus. was flown to the prom in a helicopter to meet her escort, Steve Petrie. The class officers welcomed Janelie to the prom and dedicated it to her with a song and poem. This evening will remain in the hearts of those who witnessed a wish come true for a special young lady The Juniors And Seniors dedicated this night to Janelle Wolfe with roses. Prom 71 Food, Fun, and Entertainment At JHS After-Prom Party The Jackson Memorial Building was the scene of the annual Stay-At-Home Party for JHS juniors, seniors, and their guests. The parents provide the after-party for prom night as a long-standing JHS tradition. Friends gathered for the fun and excitement as they ended up a very special evening in a more relaxed atmosphere after changing from formal attire. 72 Stay-At-Home Organizations Divider 75 Osky Wow Staff Members Work Toward Completion, Distribution Of 1986 Annual Makin7 Change7 7 ECXTOR-M-CHEF .. Robn Moyer ASSISTANT ... Daren Thomas COPY EDIT OP ... Jeremy Harley SPORTS COPY CO-ORDNATOR Scott Spencer Joe Wright. Pat Muftley. Tony Newel. Lynn Mudd. Jett Stevenson. Deanna Bragg Marcia White Annette Cousey and June Ver-mion Missy Tipton and Wanda Spres Gil Sandy Canterberry. Cathy McCormick. Scott Spencer. Tammy Henderson. Bd James. Joan Underwood. Irene Sheldon. Teresa Mus ck David Stevenson. Sandy Canterberry. Tina Gittand. Scott Spencer. Marcia White. Stephanie Stevenson JOURNALISM CLASS MEMBERS Trocey Snow. Stacey Snow. Missy Tipton. Cindy Farley. Rhonda Denrwon. Daren Thomas. Cathy McCormick. Tammy Henderson. Christy Zlnn. Trudi Covey, Jenny Sheward. Michele Fraley. Juanita White. Joe Wright. Mark Poetker. David Waugh. Dennis Ireland. June Vem«on PHOTOGRAPHERS HEAD TYPtST ... TYPtSTS .. PORTRAIT EDITORS COPY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF 76 Osky Wow Robin Moyer Editor The newspaper The Skeleton is a student publication of JHS. I _L Editorial Staff Skeleton Prints Nine Successful Issues CO-EDITORS . Jenny Sheward and Bronwyn Wilson ASSISTANT EDITOR .Cathy McCormick SPORTS CO-ORDNATOR Scott Spencer BUSINESS MANAGER . Tiffany Livesay ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER . Bill James WRITERS REPORTERS PHOTO-GRAPHERS Cathy McCormick. Daren Thomas, Nancy Goble. Kim Johnson. Kim Sharp Seitz, Tiffany Livesay. Vivian Wood. Amy Carper. Lynn Mudd. Scott Gray. Joan Underwood. Betsy Stevenson, Heather McGhee. Deanna Bragg. Megan Malone. Bill James. Scott Spencer. Lori Mapes, Irene Sheldon. Sara Mutzig, Tony Newell, Sarah Sheward. Mark Poetker. Jeremy Harley TYPISTS Annette Causey. Marcia White, Juanita White, and June Vermilion FACULTY ADVISOR ... .Lucinda M. Eubanks i Editors Assistants: Scott Spencer — Sports Cathy McCormick — Asst. Ed. Bronwyn Wilson — Co-Editor Jenny Sheward — Co-Editor Tiffany Livesay — Bus. Man. Bill James — Asst. Bus. Skeleton 77 Tri-Hi-Y Members Participate In Mock Legislation Tri-Hi-Y Pres.: Theresa Hicks Hi-Y Pres.: Chris Moyer Tri-Hi-Y — an organization affiliated with the YMCA Its purpose is to promote high standards of Christian character in school, homes, and the community. To be a member of the Tri-Hi-Y. one must be a sophomore, junior, or senior girl Under the leadership of advisor Lynn Shumate, the Tri-Hi-Y participated in many activities throughout the year, including Easter assemblies, a carnation sale, game concessions, and cosponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Dance with Hi-Y. Also, the Tri-Hi-Y club was involved in the Youth-in-Government Conference, a mock legislation, which was held in Columbus during April. Delegates were chosen on the basis of bills that were submitted 78 Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y Members Are Involved In Many Activities Hi-Y is a club which is affiliated with the YMCA Its major purpose is to unite Christian male students in community activities as well as to create. maintain, and extend Christian character The JHS chapter is open to freshmen, sophomore. junior, and senior boys. Under the guidance of advisor Paul Sites, the Hi-Y organization was involved in many school activities during the past year. Among these were . co-sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Dance with Tri-Hi-Y. game concessions. Easter assemblies, and a carnation sale. HI-Y members also participated in the Youth-in-Government Conference, a mock legislation held in Columbus. Delegates were chosen on the basis of bills that were submitted to the advisor. Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y 79 Student Council Promotes Leadership; Sponsors Homecoming, Hope Haven Party 1st row: Braden Richards. Sandra Hughes. Troy Adams. Mike Hall. Myron Rosenberger, Robin Moyer. Kevin Dulaney. Kristie Ridge 2nd row Martha Woodard. Jackie Tanner, Cindy Wiseman. Danielle Green. Rhonda Chisholm. Laura Ratliff. Alden Mapes. 3rd row: Chris Ervin. Butch Cooper. Kathy Dicken, Tim James. Chris Moyer. 4th row Angie Hi. Doug Kidd. Michelle Ridge, Yvonne Fenik, Pete Wolford. The student council sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance in October. Officers Robin Moyer. Pres.: Troy Adams, Vice Pres.. Danielle Green. Sec ; and Cindy Wiseman. Treas were under the leadership of advisor Thomas Jenkins and attended a workshop at Beavercreek High School. Severol important meetings were attended by the members and a new constitution was adopted. fS ' ft ♦ 80 Student Council Library Club Library club members for the '85-'86 school year were as follows: Mia Taylor, John Henderson, Rina Harman, Barb McDaniel, lla Trace, Kim Seitz, Tina Gilliland, Anna Bachtel, Peggy Casey, Liz Stephens, Rita Close, Tricia Hammond, Susan Lambert, Mary Freeland, Tammy Kent, Shelley Rose, Angie Ward. Stephanie Stevenson. Melissa Pinson, Gary Childers, Scott Hickman. Debbie Delong, Tracey Snow, Stacey Snow, Tammy Rouse, Glendon Hill. The advisor was Marilyn Payne. Candids 81 NHS Inducts Thirty-nine students from Jackson High School were inducted into the National Honor Society in an evening ceremony in the auditorium Wednesday. AprJ 23. Members were selected by a faculty council for meeting high standards of scholarship, service, leadership, and character m the front row. from the left are Timothy E Montgomery. Sean Humphreys. Lynn Mudd. Renae Adams. Barbara Baizer. Rhonda Chisholm. Cathy McCormick. Pamela Hicks. Daren Thomas. Christina Sanford and Terri Renee Shook in the second row. from the left are Mike Bennett. David L. McCartney. Melissa Dalton. Joy Hall. Kenny Deanng, Greg Clark. Mike Leach. Chad Gallagher. Lori Eisnaugle. and Alicia Woo-lum. In the back row. from the left are Matt Hoover. Byron Causey. Charles Harley. Erik Massie. Jeff Coffey. Craig Ragland. Beth Osthoff. Beth Zachariah. Roger Holbrook. Lynn Stroth. ond Mia Taylor Not pictured are Teresa Edgmgton. Leigh Ann Massie. and Jim Wilburn 82 National Honor Society 39 Two-year NHS members: Richard Alford. Jon Baesman. Tommy Morris Daniels. Rhonda Dennison. Allan Dickerson. Cindy Farley. Michelle Fraley. Mike Hal. Mark Hammond. Rina Harmon. Tammy Henderson. Teresa Hi. Pixie Jones. Kristen King. Jeff Leach. Tom Leach. Lori Lyons. Janet Mercer. Brian Miller. Robin Moyer. Patricia Murphy. JoAnna Ousley. Shayne Poe. Braden Richards, Kristie Ridge. Chris Rose. Becky Ross. Kim Sharp Seitz. Jenny Sheward. Anita Warren. Marcia White, Bronwyn Wilson. Kim Dement Wolford, Tina Wolford. Juli Yerian. Joanne Zimmerly. Christy Zinn Hi-Q Team Hosts First Academic Tournament L to R: Brian Wiley, Lynn Stroth. Kenny Dearing, Tom Leach, Jon Baesman, Bill James, Scott Hickman. Back: Ms. Mary Jean Rieder. Gary Childers. Cameron Craig, Miss Alyce Smith The Jackson Hi-Q team recently finished their television season with an area wide tournament. The Jackson Academic Tournament was held January 4. and it included teams from Ironton. Meigs. Wellston, Oak Hill. Waverly. Alexander. Vinton County, and Jackson. The competition lasted al day and the final outcome ended with Ironton in 1st. Waverly in 2nd. and Oak Hill in 3rd place. Judges for the tournament included Dr. Michael Richardson. Mike Eisnaugle, Diane Richards. and Cindy Eubanks. Tournament director Alyce Smith thought there was a good possibility of onother tournament next year This was the first year for the Hi-Q team to be involved in OSU’s television quiz show IN THE KNOW.” Although Jackson was defeated by Vinton County, they look forward to being on IN THE KNOW” next year. This year's team is relatively new and should be very good in the coming years, said Miss Smith. The team is now open for any area tournaments or competitions This year's members include: Lynn Stroth, Tom Leach, Kenny Dearing, Jon Baesman. Bill James. Brian Wiley, and Scott Hickman. Cameron Craig and Gary Childers were members of the research team. Mary Jean Rieder and Alyce Smith were faculty coaches. Hi-Q 83 Quill And Scroll Luncheon In April Honors JHS Journalists Of Skeleton Osky Wow Quill and Scroll, the National Honor Society of Journalists, held their luncheon-induction on Wednesday, April 9 at the Colonial Restaurant. New members were welcomed by the two-year members: Robin Moyer, Jenny Sheward. Bronwyn Wilson, and Tammy Henderson, New inducted members are: New Full Members: Daren Thomas. Cathy McCormick. Jeremy Harley, and Lynn Mudd. New Honorary Senior Members: Scott Spencer, Joan Underwood, Mark Poetker, Joe Wright, Missy Tipton, and Wanda Spires Gill. All Quill and Scroll members must have worked in some capacity of journalism on the School Paper or Yearbook staff, must be in the top third of their class and be recommended by the advisor for excellence in staff participation. Mrs. Lucinda Eubanks, JHS Advisor of Publications, welcomed the new members and guests at the luncheon. Dr. Richardson, Mr. Coyan, Mr. Sloter, and Mr. Jenkins. JHS Publications are members of JAOS-the Journalism Association of Ohio Schools Gary Childers, Graham Cochran, Tabitha Hickman, Lisa Spencer, Chris Moyer. Gwen Stover, Advisor Gloria Yeager, Advisor Al Burger Student Health Council Held a Special Luncheon-Meeting with Oak Hill Council. Student Health Council 85 Sixty-Four Students Represent JHS At Annual Testing For Scholastic Achievement Sixty-four students represented JHS at the District Scholarship Test Center (OU Branch) in Chillicothe. Several students placed on the district and state levels as indicated below. (D: district) (S: state). First-Year Biology Greg Jansen (D;3, S: H.M.); Brian Wiley, Stacy Van Fossan, and William James. General Science Gary Childers (D: 1), Nathan Hibshman (D: 2), Graham Cochran (D: 3), and Shawn Collins (D: 3). First-Year Chemistry Lynn Stroth (D: 1), Craig Ragland (D: 2), Daren Thomas, and Roger Holbrook. Advanced Math Allan Dickerson, Mark Hammond, Kristie Ridge, and Robin Moyer. American History David McCartney (D: 3), Ronnie Sheets, Jeremy Harley, and Chad Gallagher. Senior Social Studies Tom Leach (D: 2, S: H.M.), Jon Baesman, Mike Hall, and Joe Wright. English 9 David Stevenson (D: 2, S: H.M.), Deirdre Geitz (D: 3), Julie Thomas, and Traci Ragland. Physics Shayne Poe, Braden Richards, Jenny Sheward, and Jeff Leach. First-Year Algebra Scott Hickman (D: 5), Michelle Ridge, Maretta Yates, and Dan Mutzig. Second-Year Algebra Lori Eisnaugle (D: 3, S: H.M.), Mike Leach (D: 3, S: H.M.), Greg Clark, and Sean Humphreys. Geometry Jennifer Lahman (D: 4), Peggy Casey, Gwen Stover, and Patrick Muffley English 10 Amy Frye (D: 3), Robin Swank, Megan Malone, and Sandy Canterberry. English 11 Christy Sanford (D: 6), Tom Sollars, Kenny Dearing, and Beth Osthoff. English 12 Trudy Cavey (D: 4), Tammy Henderson, Tricia Murphy, and Barbie Balzer. First-Year Spanish Sean Prunka (D: 4), Rhonda Chisholm, Kristin Taylor, and Heather Sheward. Second- Year Spanish Tiffany Livesay Helen Tennant, Shawn Lanhart, and Stephanie McGowan. T I Groups Master Skills Front James Shopshear. Joe Tanner. Dale Cox. Harold Grim. Robert Gilliland. Kevin Zachariah. Donnie Sickles Back: Rodney Bachtel. Matt Strawser, Robert Rosenberger. Kyle Gibson. Ed Humphrey. Charles Cooper. Shannon Eldridge, Ron Viers, Mr. Noble Mullins (instructor). Robert Browning. Byron Causey. Myron Rosenberger. Kevin Dulaney Officers: Joe Tanner. Dale Cox (Pres.). Harold Grim, Rodney Bachtel. Editor's Note: Junior class T I picture was unavailable Group members under the instruction of Mr Alan Scurtock were: Pat Bailey. James DePue, Cliff Dowler. Marvin Folden, Tom Kisor. Pat Malone. Tim Montgomery. Bill Rafferty. Chris Roe. Mark Scurlock. Jeff Simpson. Steve Spangler. Norm Steele. Jay Turck. Tim Wyant, and Kelly Gross. We apologize for the loss of the picture. I i n Ji 12 88 T I Vocational Clubs Present Awards The Jackson High School Chapters of Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) and Home Economics Related Occupations (HERO) held their annual Employer-Employee recognition banquet Thursday. May 8 at Sadlers Restaurant Following the invocation given by HERO treasurer. Christi Sheward. 75 employers, administra- tors. students and guests enjoyed the delicious buffet DECA secretary. Kim Duncan, welcomed those present and introduced the administrators and teach coordinators attending. A summary of DECA 1986 was given by Chapter President. Chris Wolford. HERO 1986 was recapped by President Missy Music and Vice President Kim Wyant Hilary Abell. DECA advisor, presented vocational certificates of completion to Kenny Daniels. Kim Duncan. Lisa Huston. Kurt Shelton and Lori Stant. “A” average certificates for performance both on-the-job and in the classroom were presented to Lori Stant and Lisa Huston while Lori Stant and John Orender were presented certifi- cates for all A's on employer evaluations. Mrs Abell presented Chris Wolford the 1986 DECA Leadership award for his outstanding leadership and enthusiasm in DECA activities. Lori Stant was recognized for her many accomplishments and named as the Vocational Distinguished Student as weH as the 1986 Distributive and Marketing Education Student Employee Yvetta Doty, advisor, presented the HERO honors Certificates of completion were awarded to Mary Meacham, Rachel Nichols JoAnna Ousley, Jessica Tolliver, and Missy Music. Students with A's on the job for a minimum of five of the six weeks grading periods were recognized. Those receiving certificates were Mary Meacham, Rachel Nichols. JoAnna Ousley. Jessica Toliver, and Kim Wyant. The 1986 HERO Chapter Leadership Award was presented to Missy Music. Jessica Tolliver was named the Vocational Distinguished Student and Rachel Nichols was the recipient of the 1986 HERO Student Employee award. Dr. Michael Richardson, superintendent, gave closing remarks expressing appreciation on behalf of the Jackson City Schools for those employers who have supported the two cooperative education programs throughout the school year. Musical entertainment was provided by Chris Rose HERO Chapter Historian Angie Sears offered the benediction bringing the banquet to a close. 90 H.E.R.O. D.E.C.A. D.E.C.A. Students Are On The Job Front: Kurt Shelton, Glenn Potter, Chris Wolford, Floyd Yates. Jeff Stiffler. Kenny Daniels, Brian Daniels. Back: Mrs. Hilary Abel, Kim Duncan, Gina Luster, Barb Hammond. Julie Osborne, Donna Stant, Jeff Post. The members of Jackson High School DECA took part in a competition at Pickaway-Ross Joint Vocational School. Approximately 300 students competed in various contests Winners from JHS are the folowing: Gina Luster, fifth place in public speaking; Kenny Daniels, third place in food marketing; Chris Wolford, third place in public speaking, and Brian Daniels, second place in job interview D.E.C.A. 91 Awards Received In Competition The Word Processing Stenographer I class, under instructor advisor Mrs Nina Rose, competed in regional events with several special awards received Trisha Adams placed third in Stenographer I and fourth in job interview I; Tammy Kent placed third in job manual. Shelly Rose placed fourth in information communications I. Trisha Adams advanced to state level competition. Class members were Trisha Adams. Tami Bowling. Michelle Crabtree. Missie Dalton. Mary Freeland. Kathy Gross. Pam Hicks. Christi Hill. Donna Hill, Tammy Kent. Susan Lambert. Kely Music. Michele Rader. Shelly Rose. Kim Smith. Angie Ward. Patty Warren. Terri Wimer. and Alicia Woolum. Officers were: President. Trisha Adams. Tami Bowling. Vice President. Pam Hicks. Secretory, Alicia Woolum. Treasurer; Kathy Gross. Parliamentarian; and Susan Lambert. Historian 92 Word Processing Steno I Seniors Receive T raining Row 1: Janet Mercer. Laura Henry. Tammy Dulaney Smith, Debbie De-Long. Shannon Prater. Metisse Stover, Deanna Bragg, Mrs. Peggy York — advisor Row 2: Kristin Lambert, Christi Rouse. Missie Barlow. Annette Causey. Anita Warren. Penny Israel, Jin White, Juii Yerian. Marcia White. Katrina Stambaugh b Marcia White, sec.; Tammy Dulaney Smith, vice pres, Janet Mercer, pres.. Missie Barlow, historian. Juli Yerian. treas. Marcia White. 1st place; Janet Mercer 2nd place. Roberta Grimes. Commercial Award Award Winners Row 1: Kim Sharp Seitz. Janet Mercer. Annette Causey. Laura Henry. Mrs. Peggy York Row 2 Marcia White. Juli Yerian. Deanna Bragg. Anita Warren. Katrina Stambaugh After two years of training. Word Processing Stenographer students are ready for the work world. They have received secretarial training in shorthand, typing, word processing, and many more subjects which are important for the vocation which they have chosen. Not only do they have the class work to do. but they also take field trips to actual businesses for observation and compete in competitive events against the best in the region. Word Processmg Steno II 93 Juniors Begin Intensive Study The Data Processing Computer Accounting I class under the instruction of Mrs. Karla Morrow completed on intensive course of study emphasizing accounting, typing skills, and computer study. This co-curricular activity is designed to develop competency in office education Officers were Pres. Penny Newsom. Vice Pres. Becky Keefer. Sec. Teresa McDaniel. Treas. Connie Humphreys, Historian Melissa Frye. Parliamentarian Melissa Frye Class members were: Dawn Cline. Karen De-Ment. April Duhl. Cindy Fraley. Melissa Frye. Connie Humphreys. Cindy Kahne. Krystal Keaton. Becky Keefer. Teresa McDaniel. Sheryl McManis. Lisa Mercer. Lisa Miller, Lynn Myers, Penny Newsom. Lena Rowe. Diane Spencer, and Vicki Starner 94 Data Processing Comp. Acc. I fti Class Makes Important Business Trips Row Barb McDaniel. Bobbi Rowland. Tina Wolford Mercer. Kathy Whaley. Jill Powell. Steve Petrie. Tina Bachtel Loney Row 2 Mrs. Marty Wright, advisor. Charla Bailey. Renae Adams. Tammy Daniels. Janice McPeak. Lynn Waugh. Pixie Jones Row 3: lla Trace. Penny Leach, Tammy Rouse. Bobbi Boggs. Kelly Thomas. Mary Malone. Data Processing Comp. Acct. 95 By the end of their second year. Data Processing Computer Accounting students have learned various clerical skills. Aside from the class work, they also take trips to business offices to see what it will be like in a real job setting. • t Vocational Clubs Have Busy Year FHA Row 1: Cindy Fraley. Betsy Cherrmgton. Stephanie Stevenson. Becky Mrfler. Charo-lette Exline. Stacey Bertram. Missy West. Mrs Jan Roberts Row 2 Sandra Hughes. Linda Mercer. Lisa Boggs. Martha Woodard. Lissa Perkins. Bev Sharp Row 3 Rhonda Dennison. Vivian Malone. KeHy Sexton. Vivian Wood Ervin. Buffy Leach. Shelly Rose. Kay Salyers. Tera Brown Row 4 Tina Musick. Annette Causey. Eiza-beth Stevenson. Raye Angel, Patsy Mercer. Stephanie Leach 'Jackson FHA t ii FTA Row 1: Trish Hammond. J. Underwood, G. Humphreys. K. Bailey Row 2: H Tennant, L. Mudd. K. Childers Row 3: P Casey. T. Trace, and B. Smith Not pictured: Lisa Huston. Pres, and advisor Mrs K. Loxley. FFA Members are students of grades 9-12 interested in Vocational Agriculture Mr Lisle Dil is the advisor. 9 96 FHA FTA FFA Active Officers Provide Leadership Future Teachers Peggy Casey. Gidget Humphreys. Trish Hammond. Joan Underwood. Tami Trace. Shannon Smith. Absent: Lisa Huston. Future Homemakers. Becky Miller. Raye Angel. Stephanie Leach and Lissa Perkins. If you walk by the FFA's stand at all home football games, you will smell the aroma of popcorn. Popcorn, the food that makes your mouth water. Well, did you know that the FFA has been selling popcorn since 1956 and still are with the same suppliers that they started with. American Popcorn Suppliers? Through the sales of popcorn at the games, the FFA can support their many functions. Last year they made over $400 under the leadership of: President Mike Hickman. Vice President. Rod Tomblin; Secretary. Mike Sparks; Treasurer. Kevin Erwin. Reporter. Corey Biggs, and Student Advisor. Wayne Mercer This year the FFA attended Farm City Field Day and are under the guidance of Mr. Dill. FTA FHA FFA 97 r Senior High Chorus Members Perform A Variety Of Musical Numbers Teresa Musick. Stephanie Stevenson. Sarah Sheward. Beth Spradlin. Joy Hall. Barbara Baizer. Joan Underwood. Teresa Edgington. Shannon Smith. Jenny Wertz. Lori Dwyer. Leah Norris. Neva Barnes. Connie Lowery. Angela Malone. Kelly McGhee. Mahalia Gillum. Bobbie Scurlock. Jenny Bowman. Bobbie Sparks. Annette Fisher. Julie Wise. Julie Thomas, Stephanie McGowan, Marsha Ewing. Jeri Camp. Michelle Conway, Lynn Mudd, Janelle Wolfe, Helen Tennant. Lissa Perkins. Mindy Music, Tina Crabtree. Julie Wright, Kim Johnson. Beau Euton. Kathy Schwab, Tina Musick, Deanna Brogg. Annette Riegel. Tawana Baker. Tracy Trago. Heather Sheward. Susan Sheldon. Traci Ragland. Ginger Brown. Trisha Bush. Rhonda Elswick, Dawn Smith. Laura Rose. Michelle Tackett. Daren Thomas. Cathy McCormick. Irene Sheldon, Rhonda Christian, Laura Figlestahler. Candy Keller. Danielle Walke. Tami Hughes, Marilyn McCartney. Allison Baldridge. Tera Brown. Peggy Jewell. Chad Radune. Chris Anderson. Mike Marks. Dan Mutzig. Craig Lowery. Shawn Lanhart. Jon Baesman. Tom Leach, Brian Miller, Tom Williams. Jim Preston. Graham Cochran. Alex Luhrman. Jim Barnett, Chris Rose. Robbie Collins. Mark Poetker. Director: Raymond Lynn Boothe. 98 Sr I iigh Chorus Junior High Chorus Members Perform At Assemblies, Special Events Junior High Brass Ensemble accompanies the group under the direction of Mr. Doug Heflin, instrumental music instructor. Vocal Director for Junior High, Mrs. Lady Baesman, has many practice sessions before performances. Jr. High Chorus 99 Jackson's Marching Ironmen The Changing Beat Keeps Music In The Air 100 Senior Band Cadet Band Musicians Gain Valuable Experience Cadet Band Majorettes Tammy Moore, Adrea Rippeth, Karla Holsinger, Shannon Swingle, and Tricia Kight. I __________________________________________________________ Row 1: J. Boroff, C. Ridgeway. W. Crabtree. T. Live-say. J. Sheward. M. McCartney. P. Fannin Row 2: J. Baesman. J. Gordon. M. Davis. E. Taylor. H. Gates, K. Music. K. Eskola, A. LeMaster. L. Eis-naugle. J. Zimmerly Row 3: T. Snow. L. Rose. M. Topping, D. Geitz. A. Frye. L. Dwyer. D. Smith, S. Smith K. Dearing. S. Snow Row 4: A. Freeland, T. Sollars. B. Richards. R. Flatten, M. Marks. S. Deoring. P. Muffley. M. Shumate. J. Young, J. Wright Row 5: T. Adams. M. Leach, T. Newell. C. Lambert. C. Jones, N. Goble, S. VanFossan, K. Wasmer, S. Cooper, K. Taylor Row 6: M. Malone. J. Rose. T. Flickman, D. Peoples. M. Ridge. M. Yates. L. Stroth, R. Flolbrook, R. Swank, V. Dillinger Row 7: S. Sheward. N. Burchette. C. Freeland. S. Collins. B. Sparks, D. Walke. K. Schwab. L. Michael. B. Sparks. K. Johnson Row 8: J. Flarley. A. Ousley, N. White. M. Ross. G. Livingston. L Parker. R. Stokes. M. Musick. M. Rader Row 9:C. McKenzie. M. Sparks. B. Tanner, D. Bragg, D. Stevenson. S. Coffey, A. Lurman, J. Flarley. L. Owens Row 10: T. Gowin. S. Peoples. E. Flumphrey. D. Mut-zig, S. McGuire, T. Flughes Row 11: Mr. Flogue (Director). Mr. Fleflin (Assistant Director) 102 Sr. Band Senior Band Members Field Commanders Jon Baesman And Joanne Zimmerly Share Spotlight This year's Co-Field Commanders for the JHS Marching Iron-men worked together to direct and lead the unit on the field, in the stands and on the streets during parades. Jon and Joanne were striking leaders for the JHS Band. Field Commanders 105 Flag Corps Adds Color And Precision I co J rm r ii M m i Flag Corps members acid a special sparkle to the Marching Ironmen. The members learn extensive moves and routines for the parade routes and on-the-field performances. 1985-86 Flag Corps Front: Captains Tracey and Stacey Snow Row 2: Sarah Sheward. Andrea Freeland. Julie Wright Row 3: Michelle Rader. Jennifer Harley. Trisha Adams, Kristin Taylor. Kim Johnson Back: Cindy McKenzie. Laura Owens, and Vicki Diflinger ? ' -N v •I -il 106 Flag Corps Senior Band Majorettes Jenny She ward (capt). Marilyn McCartney. Cindy Ridgeway. Tina Crabtree. Wendy Crabtree, Jody Boroff. Tiffany Livesay (Capt ), Not Pictured: Priscilla Fannin. Hard Work, Determination, And Practice Pay Off For Majorettes The JHS Senior Band Majorettes had a busy year of learning hard routines and new moves for the parade routes and half time shows. Awards were brought home from camp and competitions and the fans enjoyed the dazzle added to the marching unit as the majorettes performed. Senior Band Majorettes 107 Awards Divider 109 Annual The annual Science Fair was held during the week of March 20-21 The Science Fair has changed slightly from earlier years This year instead of being held in the auditorium, it was held in the gymnasium. The students who took part in the fair were required to bring their own tables to display their projects on. Because of this new requirement, the science club which presently sponsored and kept order during the fair wasn't needed. Therefore. the physics classes handled the Science Fair Winners are pictured. Educational Event Attracts Many Visitors 110 Science Fair Festival Display Changed To Gym The entries in this year's Arts Festival were numerous and varied. Shining through the student's efforts was their creativity and originality. Another successful festival at JHS! The top winners for the 1985-86 show are as folows: (Most divisions also included second, third, and honorable mention recognition.) LANGUAGE ARTS Best in Show Divsion I (7-8) — Talena Woodall ( There Is A Force'') Division II (9-10) — Nancy Goble ( Piercing First Note ) Division III (11-12) — Denna Bragg ( Sandbox Dreams ) Diane K Henry Award — Beth Osthoff ( I Am a Mud Puddle ) Foreign Language — Phillip Mitrikov and Dean Greer VISUAL ARTS Best in Show Senior Division — Jim Carper Anna Maude Fehrman Arts Award — Marcia White Arts Festival 111 Varsity Athletes Go For The Win Fall Sports Winter Sports V. Football MVP — Alan Harper Best Offensive Defensive Back — Mark Hammond Hugh Simple Memorial Award — Brian Moore Harry F. Sheward Memorial Award — Mike Hall Best Offensive Lineman — Greg Clark Best Linebacker — Brad Haynes George Abraham Memorial Award — Sean Humphreys Volleyball — Varsity Girls Capt. Awards — Juli Yerian, Rina Harman All SEAOL — Juli Yerian, Beth Osthoff, Beth Zachariah All District — Juli Yerian Cross Country MVP — Tom Griffiths MIP — Scott Spencer Golf MVP — Pat Muffley MIP — Shayne Poe Girls Tennis MVP — Penny Newsom MIP — Connie Lowery Bovs V Basketball Offensive Award — Mark Hammond Defensive Award — Allan Dickerson MIP — Shayne Compston Most Inspirational — Bill Colley Chairman of Board Award — Shayne Poe Girls V. Basketball MVP — Missy Dalton MVP — Beth Osthoff Scoring Award — Penny Newsom Wrestling MVP — Pat Malone Cape. Award — Scott Brunton MIP — Troy Pendleton The team placed third In SEOAL with 6 wrestlers: Pat Malone, Scott Brunton, Troy Pendleton, James Hicks, Charles Benedict, and Steve Spires. Spring Sports Track — Boys Varsity MVP — A. Dickerson MIP — T. Griffiths Best Field Award — M. Phipps Capt. Awards — A. Dickerson, J. Henderson Track — Girls Varsity Hustler Award — M. Ridge MIP — Y. Fenik, B. Leach Varsity Softball MVP — Wendy Leach Best Defensive Player — Rina Harman Best Offensive Player — Missy Dalton MIP — Becky Ross All SEOAL — M. Dalton, J. Yerian, W. Leach, R. Harman, M. Barlow. Tennis •••' . All SEOAL MVP — Greg Janson MIP — Braden Richards Capt. Awards — J. Baesman, B. Richards Varsity Baseball Capt. Awards — B. Moore, M. Hammond MVP — B. Moore MIP — B. Cooper Def. Player — Doug Figlestahler Pitching Award — R. Wyant Goodyear Tire And Rubber Co. 1020 E. Main St. Jackson, Oh 45640 2 Sports Awards Officers of the JHS Marching Bond were: Pres.. Braden Richards; Vice Pres.. Joanne Zimmerly; Sec.. Deanna Bragg, and Librarians Stacey and Tracey Snow. Braden Richards received the John Phillip Sousa Award. Most Improved Musicians were Nikki White and Mark Musick. Most Dedicated was Lori Eisnaugle. Kathy Schwob was a member of the State Fair Band. Jazz Ensemble members were: S. Coffey. J. Young. P. Muffley. K. Dearing. J. Baesman. C. Anderson. A. Luhrman. D. Stevenson. R. Holbrook, J. Harley. L. Stroth. T Newell. D Bragg. K. Schwab R. Swank. B. Sparks. M. Musick. C. Lortz. D Mutzig. and B. Richards. 114 Band Honors Band Banquet Honors Musicians The annual JHS Band Banquet was held to honor the musicians and participants of the JHS Instrumental Music Program. Many awards were distributed during the banquet. Pictured are senior members of the band, majorettes, flag corps members and the recipients of the Grub Music Scholarships: Joanne Zimmerly. Jenny Sheward. Tricia Murphy, Jon Baesman, Joy Hall, and Braden Richards. (Absent: Chris Rose) First Annual Honors Award Luncheon Held — A Success! The first ever, but to become annual, JHS Honors Awards Luncheon was held at the Canter's Cave Lodge on Sunday, May 8. Mrs. Kevyn Burger-Yates, former JHS honor student and present reporter for KSTP-TV, Minneapolis, Minnesota, was the guest speaker for the luncheon. Following Mrs. Burger-Yates' address, JHS students were recognized for academic achievements and special awards. Senior scholastic achievements, and Certificates of accomplishments. All were presented by administrators and special guests. In addition to these presentations, the valedictorians and salutatorian were recognized and college scholar- I HOADWAY OHIO 45640 Honors Luncheon 115 JHS Thespians Present Fall Play Charley's Aunt On the evening of Friday. November 8. JHS had a visitor from Brazil. Charley's Aunt The play followed the hi-jinks of three turn-of-the-century Oxford students as they court the loves of their lives in spite of strict social limitations. Charley and Jack invite their loves. Amy and Kitty, to meet with Charley's wealthy aunt from Brazil. Donna Lucia. But alas, at the last minute the milionaire aunt sends word that she has been delayed and won't be able to make it until later. Since neither of the feBas is willing to give up the opportunity to declare his love, something has to be done. The fun begins when another undergraduate. Lord Fancourt. is brought into the plot and forced into Helping out. The Cast Chris Rose Braden Richards Jim WBburn Jon Baesman Chris Jones Cindy Wiseman Jenny Sheward Rodney Tomblin Tricia Murphy Joanne Zimmeriy Cathy McCormick. Shawna Peoples . Jack Chesney . Brassett Charley Wykehom . Lord Fancourt Babberly . Sir Francis Chesney . Amy Spettigue . Kitty Verdun Stephen Spettigue . Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez . Ela Delahay Michelle Tackett. Andrea Freeland, and .. The Maids 116 Fa Play JHS Play Director Is Faculty Member Mr. Jeff Green Production Highlighted By Performance, Costumes And Set Design Spring Musical The Boyfriend'' Presented At JHS This year's spring musical. “The Boyfriend. under the direction of Mr. Jeffrey Green, was presented April 18 and 19. “The Boyfriend is a light comedy taking place at a girls' finishing school in Nice. France, on the French Riviera. The play shows the things the girls do in order to get a boyfriend in time to go to the Carnival Ball. 118 Spring Play ■■ 9. The Cast Polly Browne: JENNY SHEWARD Lady Brockhurst: BEAU EUTON Madame Dubonnet MICHELLE TACKETT Maisie CINDY WISEMAN Hortense CATHY McCORMICK Tony Brockhurst: BRADEN RICHARDS Lord Brockhurst: ROD TOMBLIN Percivol Browne: JON BAESMAN Bobby VanHussen: CHRIS ROSE lhir ' s,£ w Young Ladies: TRICIA MURPHY. KIM SMITH. IRENE SHELDON. RHONDA CHRISTIAN. CATHY DICKEN. SARAH SHEWARD. DEIDRE GEITZ. JAN-ELLE WOLFE. JENNIFER LAHMAN. JILL SMITH. LORI DWYER. JOAN UNDERWOOD. JENNY BOWMAN. BARBIE BALZER, BETSY CHERRING-TON. JULIE WISE. TAMI TRACE. ANDREA FREELAND. SHAWNA PEOPLES. JOY HALL French Gentlemen CHRIS JONES. CHRIS ANDERSON. ROBBIE COLLINS. GRAHAM COCHRAN. DAN MUTZIG. CHRIS FREELAND. PETE WOLFORD. MARK MUSICK Spring Play 119 . ‘Jackson City Schools Board Of education Dr. Steve Stevenson. Pres ; Dr Dwight Shumate, Mrs Susan Taylor. Mrs. Betty Douthett. Mr. Dean Brown is not pictured Superintendent New Superintendent. Dr. Michael Richardson, has the job of making sure that each member of the Jackson City School Staff is doing his her job. He is responsible for seeing that the Board's policies and State laws are followed and that tax money is spent wisely. He also coordinates all of the school system activities. Mr Jack Coyan holds the title of Assistant Superintendent He assists Dr Richardson in his duties and oversees the school lunch program.. The Director of Curriculum and Personnel is Mr Thomas Slater. In this position, he supervises the education programs and all employees of the school system. He is also in charge of transportation The Director of Pupil Personnel is Mr. Ken Adkins and the School Psychologist is Mrs (Pat) Ueutricia Willis. Here in our own JHS. things have also changed somewhat Mr. Robert Bevins remains the High School Principal. Mr. Thomas Jenkins is the supervisor of student activities and the coordinator of student services. In addition, he is also in charge of building maintenance and the discipline for grades 10-12. Mr Jim Reynolds, who has moved from the classroom to an administrative office, says that it has been an exciting move and that every day has been different. He is in charge of discipline in grades 7-9 and is also Senior Class Advisor Superintendent Dr. Michael Richardson Assistant Superintendent Jack Coyan Director of Curriculum Personnel Thomas E. Slater Director of PupH Personnel Ken Adkins High School Principal Robert Bevins Associate Principal Thomas Jenkins Assistant Principal Gordon (Jim) Reynolds School Psychologist Ueutricia (Pat) Willis (not pictured) Jock Coyan Thomas E. Slater Ken Adkins Robert Bevins Thomas Jenkins Marc Trimble Treasurer Jackson City School District 122 Administrative Personnel % Art And Music Clarence Rice (Art); C Richard Lanier (Industrial Arts); Lady Baesman (Vocal Music); Raymond Boothe (Vocal Music) Home Economics Physical Education And Health Charles Dorsey (Physical Education); Ronald Fenik (Phys. Ed., Health); Albert Burger (Health) Jan Roberts (Home Economics); Sherry Headley (Voc. Home Ec.); Marie McGhee (Home Economics). Business Nina Rose (IOE, Steno I); Martha Wright (IOE, Clerical II); Peggy York (IOE, Steno II); Karla Morrow (IOE, Clerical I); Glen Gillespie (General Business); Richard Haller (Bookkeeping) Special Services Mary Morris (Junior High EMR); Donald Morris (Senior High EMR); Gene Layton (Learning Disabilities); Steve Little (De-velopmentally Handicapped) Faculty 123 Science Kevin Rice (Biology, Zoology); Gregory Potter (Science); Mike Eisnaugle (Science); Jeffrey Young (Science); Charles Bowman (Physics, Chemistry); Diana Richards (Science, Biology); Sarah Layne (Science) Vocational ■ Language Arts And Foreign Languages ■ H Lucinda Eubanks (Journalism, English); Alyce Smith (Spanish, Speech); Denise Armstrong (English, Spanish); Carol Craig (English); Jeffrey Green (English); Mary Jean Rieder (English, Latin); Pauline Chapman (English, Psychology); Pamela Evans (English); Marva Rupert (Junior High English); Linda Hale (English); Denise Fite (Junior High Reading) Alan Scurlock (T l Machine Shop); Noble Mullins (T l Machine Shop); Fred Altherr (OWA); Yvetta Doty (Cooperative Home Economics); Hilary Abell (Distributive Education) William Yeager (World History); John Handley (American Government); Steven Gut (Social Studies); Marlin Donley (U.S. History); Dennis Reinhart (U.S. and Ohio History) 124 Faculty Athletic Director School Nurse Richard Haller Gloria Yeager Guidance Department ■ Beatrice Eubanks (Counselor); Thomas Perry (Counselor); Deborah Crabtree (Counselor) Faculty 125 Faculty Members Not Pictured Lisle Dill (Vocational Agriculture); Randy Ferguson (History. Geography); Shirlene Goff (Typing); Doug Heflin (Asst. Band Director); Paul Hogue (Head Band Director); Dennis Hutchison (Math); Margaret Jones (Math. Algebra); Robert Right (History), Wayne McWhorter (Math); Leah Moyer (Physical Education), Marilyn Payne (Librarian); Cynthia Sheahan (Special Services); John Sheets (Junior High Industrial Arts); Paul Sites (Mechanical Drawing); Steve Walburn (Driver's Ed. Health); Kent Washam (English) JHS Secretarial Staff Rondo Miller: Dorothy Lambert; Charlotte Hickman Superintendent's Treasurer's Office Staff Jean Cartwright. Gwen Mercer. Carol Richards. Peggy Massie, Linda Murphy Cooks Custodians Loren Parks (Chief Custodian); Herbert Crabtree (Maintenance). Rick Garthee. Charles Hill. Margaret Israel; Karen Malone Attendance Ann Rose 126 Personnel iyiM Faculty Candids 127 Seventh grade class officers are as follows: Natasha Sommer, secretary; Kelly Rose, treasurer; Kellina Cooper, president. and Gretchen Meadows, vice president (absent when picture was taken). Many changes are faced by Incoming seventh graders Some find that changing classes seven times a day proves difficult, while others just can't get over the mysterious workings of stubborn locks and lockers Many ask questions such as, Where’s the library? . and to these JHS newcomers, they seem perfectly reasonable and deserving of a serious answer. The looks of amazement that play on their faces when someone deliberately misdirects them are priceless to upperclassmen who have traveled this road before. Seventh graders definitely have a time of it. In addition to all the homework assignments, new teachers, stubborn lockers, chaotic lunches, and maddening hallways, these 'kids' have to tolerate being the pawn of shoving contests between classes and being the object of practical jokes by upperclassmen These are just some of the changes seventh graders are forced to go through each year, but hang in there! Remember, if you make it through these annual trials, the next five years will be much easier! Susan Anderson Jason Arbaugh Larry Baker Jody Bond Bruce Bordeaux Susan Boroff Dennis Bays Jed Blanton Connie Alen William Beach Jimmy Allen Doug Barlow m 4, 7 I T j Debi Bowling Rhonda Bornhart ■ Lewis Bowling Stanley Bowling Angel Brewer Annette Brown Erin Brown Rita Brown Mary Browning Brian Brust Danny Bryant Larry Canter Kim John Casey Missy Chandler Beth Chesser David Childers Rebecca Clark Susie Clorke Canterberry Chester Close Wanda Coburn Jennifer Gretchen Kristina Rhonda Coley Brenda Comer Kellina Cooper Cochran Colby Coleman Sean Cooper AngeBa Com H.D. Crabtree Scott Crabtree Tonia Crabtree Tammy Creech Brandon Crosier Andy Cruse 130 Seventh Oeona Denny Jett DePue Mary Detty Donovan Doom Mark Terry Downey Bonita Dulaney Cindy Dunn Donaldson Christie Dwyer Don Edwards Terry Eisnougie Jed Elkins Karen Elkins Megan Eliott John Ells Charles Ewing Martin Exline Patience Laura Faulkner Tina Fee Kyle Fields Julie Fisher Todd Fisher Scott Fraley Fannin April French Angie GHIIand Aaron Gillum Dean Gillum Denise Goheen Lisa Gould Charles Gray Keith Hatten Sarah Hatten Lisa Henderson Richard Henry Neal Hess Cindy Hibshman Michelle Hil Karman Hols nger Teresa Howell Tracy Hufter Charles Hughes Jack Hughes Jarred Hughes Alan Hutchison Tonya Imes Laura Jansen Seventh 131 Brenda Kuhn Mason Landrum Tracey Kimberly Beth Leach Colin Little Louie Jenifer Logan Landrum Lanhart Lombardo Rhonda Mercer Donald Merrick Curtis Miller James Miller Philip Mitrikov Becky Moore Chuck Moore Nancy Moore April Morris Michael Morris Misty Morgan Joe Morrison Bobbie Mullins Roxie Mullins Aaron Music Chad Nichols Jeff Poetker Robin Potter Tina Powe William Powell Larry Pullman Jason Rogland Ronda Ramey Timmy Rapp Gretchen Ray Sarah Reymer Brian Reasor Tiffany Reasor Lisa Reed Treva Reed Katrina Reese Chad Reynolds Tracey Susan Riegel Britt Rippeth Jeff Roberts Richards 9 ll Si t James Scott Erin Sexton David Shover Keith Sickles Kelly Rose Andy Rouse Margie Brian Sayre Saunders Penny Sickles Joey Simpson Adam Skaggs Carl Slagle 132 Seventh Randy Spence Danny Spires Arrin Sprouse Robbie Sprouse Aaron Danae Straten Juke Stepp Timothy Stiffter Spurgeon Ginger Stokes Leslie Storms Mortha Storms Lee Ann Strom Heather Strong Tonya Stumbo Roxanne Vanessa Sunderland Swartz Missy Taylor Brad Teichman Chris Teichman Susan Sheila Timmons Marie Toliver Robert Tracy Robin Travis Thompson Andrea Walke Shawni Walker Jason Wallace Lexie Wallin Rita Watkins Liza Waugh Roberta Julie Webb Waugh Anthony West James Whaley Sandra Whaley Lori Wickline Jerod Wiley Gerald Williams Scott Williams Chad Williamson Seventh 133 Eighth grad© class officers are as follows: Adrea Rippeth, treasurer, Tricia Kight, secretary: Jennifer Brunton, vice president; and Chris White, president. After summer break, the second year students look forward to seeing the new freinds that they made in seventh grade, some of whom they haven't seen for three months. After a year at JHS. the changes eighth graders face are not quite so overwhelming as before. They are famiSar with the physical layout of the building and are confident enough to lend a helping hand to seventh graders.j Eighth graders are eager rather than apprehensive. The changes they encounter stir some excitement. What do you have first period?'' Who do you have for English this year?” These questions show how quickly eighth graders adapt to changes at JHS. Carl Bartelson Flash Blaton Chris Bloomfield Valerie Bock Mike Bond Debra Bonds Donna Booth Paul Bragg Alex Causey f Heather Costilow Robert Bragg Belinda Clarkson Chris Crabtree Kim Brackenbury Christi Clary Scott Crabtree ■ Melinda Dalton Lucinda Dawson Scott Callahan Laura Cosby Annie Cherrington Lisa Coyan Jenifer Brunton Anita Bryant Scott Conley Billina Cooper Chuck Corder Peggy Dawson Dawn Carter Melissa Dever Jason Dixon Tim Doty Keith Duhl Anthony Elkins Richard Ervin Andrea Fisher Anna Fleck Tara Freeland Wendy Freeze Thomas Gates Matt GiBiland Mechelle John Gillum Mark Goodwin Rose Gray Scott Gray Mike Greene Beth Gross Gilliland Harrison Craig Mark Hackney Donna Hater Patrick Hall Harry Harper Rich Harrison Stacy Harrison Shane Haselip Tracy HatfiekJ Jason Hatten Duska Helman Marla Henry Vicki Hixon Karla Hoi singer Kei Howard Kevin Howard Denver Hughes Mack Scott Huston Kendra Imes Crystal Israel Jenny James Sarah James Heather Humphreys Johnson Shellie Keatts Tod Kidd Tricia Kight Wendy Krannitz Cynthia Kuhn Clayton Amy Mark LeMaster Lambert Lauderbock Angie Leonard John Linder David Linton Keith Livingston Andrew Lloyd Deanna Lyall Drema Lyall Shannon McAdams Charlene Joe McCorkle Carol McEwen McCaBa Mike Marquis Carol Marshment Michelle Meadows Mark McGee Jamie McGrath m Tonya Mercer Mitch Meredith Mark Manning Cindy Miller Lori Mopes Gavin Miller Deana Malone Chrsity Miller Eighth 135 Usa Miller Robert Miller Edward Minor Richard Molihan Jodi Billie Joe Moore Mike Moore Shellie Moore Montgomery Tammy Moore Darren Mullins Deidra Mulins Shawn Murphy Kyle Muskrk Scott Nanna Mary Nelson Craig Newsom Stephen Allison Oliver Heath O'Neal Lori Osborne Carla Ousley Kelly Patrick Mike Payne Michelle Perkins Nichting Tracey Poling Shane Prater Missy Radune Jeremy Reasor James Reigei Todd Riegel Adrea Rippeth Mrke Roach Tony Roack Lori Roe Samantha Melissa Rupert Fay Russel Beth Sanford Chris Scott Rosebrock Karen Scurlock Vickie Scurlock Jason Sears Jane Silverthorne Andrea Smith Andy Srrtth Eddie Smith Sandy Smith Ginger Scott Jenny Chris Simpson Loretta Slagle George Silverthorne Smalley Lisa Sowards Stephanie Kimberly Sparks Billy Speakman Sowers Melissa Aaron Strawser John Strong Elisha Stevenson Sunderland r Phillip Thomas Tim Thompson Missy Timmons Felicia Tomblin Jessie Spencer Melissa Spires Betsy Stevenson Jeff Stevenson Adam Swank Lisa Swingle Shannon Swingle Shawn Tackett Tracy Trisch Jeff Webb Tammy Vanooyen Benjamin White Jimmy Vest Bid White I i Tammy Waugh Kim Ward Christina Tarro Walker Robert Walters Waugh Charles White Chris White Jamie White Jeff White Pamela White Jill WHey Brian Williams Pat Wills Vicki Wills Laura Wolte Mike Wolford Brent Joel Wood Wollenburg Talena Woodall Roy Woods Angela Wyant Missy Wyant Stephen Wyant Chris Wyatt Kei Walburn Steve Walburn Eighth 137 Freshman class officers are as follows: Pete Wolford, president. Angie Hill, vice president; Cindy Ridgeway, treasurer; and Tina Crabtree, secretary. Ninth graders are confronted with changes. First, they let everyone know that they are no longer to be referred to an 'ninth graders;' from now on it's strictly freshmen Secondly freshmen begin taking advantage of privileges that have been extended to them. They begin to attend sports events regularly, appear at high school dances, join and participate in high school organizations. and begin to feel a part of high school life Freshmen begin to realize that academic study is of some importance, that what they do in class and how well they do it wil be reflected on their permanent high school records. They begin to take being in the big league'' a ittle more seriously. Mike Abrams Rus Adkins Angie Aldridge Stacia Alison Chris Anderson Ryan Anderson Jason Arbaugh leremy Bochtel Todd Bachtel Kathy Bailey Alison Baldridge Tom Baldwin James Barlow Neva Barnes Jim Barnett Buffy Beach Denton Bowman Jenny Bowman Kristy Boroff David Boucher Andy Bowling Bob Bowman Kristen Bowman Ginger Brown James Bevins Brenda Bishop Billy Bond Raymond Bond Ronald Bond Jody Boroff Tera Brown David Carter Graham Cochran Russell Browning Nick Burchette Wendy Butler Jason Coll Charlotte Callehan Arnold Childers Gary Childers Kim Childers Betsy Rita Close Cherrington Bob Cantor David Cobum Jim Casey 138 Ninth Scott Coffey Jomes Collins Shown Collins Chris Conley Connie Cooper Tommy Tina Crabtree Lynn Crow Crabtree Melissa Davis Sherrie David Garry Dean Steve Dearing Jack Delaney James jerry Dempsey Missy Dempsey Dempsey Vicki Dilinger Tara Doughty Matt Duhl Lori Dwyer Heber Eisnaugle Matt Eisnaugle Eric Elkins Tracy Ellsworth Rhonda Elswick Beau Euton Tony Fannin Yvonne Fenik Bruce Fizer Bill Fogle Carla Foiaen Mark Fout Chris Freeland Deidre Geitz Heather Tina Gilliland Gary Gillum Kevin Gillum Mahalia Gium Matt Griffiths Gillespie Bobby Grimes Sheryl Haddox Roger Hafer Marsha Hale Tricia Christi Hanson Lisa Hargus Greg Harris Hammond Roy Hatten Shelley Haynes Randall Hendrix Nathan Joel Hickman Tabetha Jack Angela Hill Hibshman Hickman Hildenbrand Glendon Hill Beth Hudson Tami Hughes Gidget Tony Huston Humphreys Susan Himelrick Rodney Hubbard Tony Ireland M«ke Keels Candy Keller Peggy Jewell Frank Johnson .a Kim Johnson Sean Kearns Kenny Keatts Steve Keefer Ninth 139 Doug Kidd Anthony Chad Lambert Jim Lantz Brad Lawson Buffy Leach Chris Leach Anthony Lester Klintworth Renee Jamey Lucas Alex Luhrmon Marilyn Frank McClary Shawna Don Maerker Brian Malone Lombardo McCartney McGuire Tim Manion John Mannering Anita Marcum Charles Markin Mike Marks Lynn Michoel James Mnner Melinda Mitrkov Rodger Moore Danny Morris John Morris Melissa Michael Mullins Teresa Mullins Tina Mustek Dan Mutzig Mourning Greg Neer Jenny Neff Terry Neff A Seta Nichols Leah Norris Mike Oliver Carol Oliver Shalina Orender Daniel Osthoff Amy Ousley Greg Parker Lorenda Parks Rick Parks Stacy Parks Denise Peoples Michelle Perkins Rudy Perry Todd Perry Melissa Pinson Kent Prater Sean Prunka Randy Puckett Chad Radune David Rafferty Troci RogJand Michelle Ramey Cindy Michelle Ridge Michelle Riegei Leslie Riffle Jennifer Rose Laura Rose Ridaewav Steve Rose Michael Ross Shawn Sexton Jerry Scott Robbie Heather Sarah Sheward Chad Sickles Scurlock Sheward 140 Ninth Stanley Sickles Bill Siders Eddie Skaggs Dawn Smith Eugene Smith JUI Smith Becky Sparks Roberta Sparks Tammy Cathy Spencer Lora Spencer David Spires Scott Spires Beth Spradlin Jim Spurgeon Liz Stevens Speak man David Wally Robin Sweeney Erin Taylor Bob Terry Julie Thomas Mary Troce Kathy Trent Stevenson Sunderland Shannon Susan Danielle Walke Ernie Walker Jason Waugh David Rhonda Kenny Williams Vance VanFossan Weddmgton Whetstone Missy Wilson Richard Pete Wolford Terri Wolford Tracy Wolford Tony Wood Mike Woods Julie Wright Wiseman Robin Wyant Rodney Wyant Maretta Yates Jimmy Yerian Tom Yerian John Young Ninth 141 Sophomore class officers are as follows: Mike Carlisle, freasurer; Tiffany Livesay, president; Mike Phipps, vice president; and Rick Stokes, secretary (absent when picture was taken). Now fully adapted to high school life, sophomores are at ease in both academics and extracurricular activities Minor changes in and around JHS are dealt with and handled. Sophomores are able to cope. This time, with only two more years of high school ahead, sophomores are beginning to think of choices for the future and finalizing decisions about causes and activites for their junior and senior years. A large number of them are facing a change in degree of responsibility — the change that comes with being able to drive a car. This is an exciting prospect, one that changes both home life and school life. Make no mistake, sophomores like being labeled as such. The term itself denotes the stature they've acquired after the three years of seventh, eighth, and ninth grades — and it's one they would prefer not to change! 1 Phillip Adkins Christy Aldrich Michoel Alford Aaron Allen Lisa Allen Raye Angel Kendra Bailey' Towana Baker Jesse Baldwin Kris Ball Rodney Barker Julie Bertram Stacey Bartram David Blevins Lisa Boggs Stacie Boroff Cheryl Bowling Dan Bowling J.J. Brown Michelle Brown Karen Bruton Steve Burke Trisha Bush Jeri Camp Bobbi Canter Sandy Anthony Michoel Carlisle Missie Carper April Carter Peggy Casey cioie Caudill Canterberry Carlisle Evan Causey Danny Kim Chilcote Douglas Rhonda Sherry Cline Michelle Robbie Collins Chandler Christian Christian Cobun Doug Michelle Jamie Cook Butch Cooper Mike Copas Mark Crabtree Missy Crabtree Terry Crabtree Congrove Conway 142 Tenth Wendy Crabtree Cameron Craig Steve Cruse George Davis Roy Dennison George Denny Cathy Dicken Zivan Denney Bonnie Dowler Tracey Eldridge Jennifer Elkins Chris Ervin Karen Eskola Marsha Ewing Charlotte Ex line Priscilla Fannin Laura Figlestahier Andy Fisher Annette Fisher Tammy Fisher Tina Folden Tara Freeland Amy Frye Keith Fulton Andy Ghiloni Ron Gillum Matt Glasgow Nancy Goble Jodi Gordon Karrie Gowin James Gray John Greathouse Paul Heilman Tammy Grimes Carl Haddox Jennifer Harley Bill Harmon Lorna Harris Tammy Hatfield Robert Greer Kevin James Hendrix James Hicks Harold Hoover Heather Hughes Richard Hughes Kevin Huston Paul Ison Henderson Bil James Tim James Gregory David Jenkins Ricky Jewel Kevin Jones Ryan Jones Sarah Jones Jansen Heather Jennifer Angie Lambert Brooke Willy Landrum Shawn Lanhart Stephanie Todd Leach Kirkendal Lahman Lambert Leach Tiffany Livesay Connie Lowery Chris McEwen Heather McGhee Kelly McGee Stephanie McGowan Angela Malone Joe Malone Tenth 143 Kelli Malone Megan Malone Richard Malone Rita Malone Vivian Malone Christina Darren Mapes Susan Mapes Monion Laneiie May Linda Mercer Patsy Mercer Greg Meredith John Meredith Becky Miller Bonnie Moore Kristina Moore Mindy Moore Vernon Moore Scott Morris Donnie Chris Moyer Pat Muffley Gloria Muncy Steve Muncy Mourning Sara Mutzig Tony Newell Gilbert Nichols Melissa Nichols Sandra Ogier Chuck Oliver Mark Orsborn Laura Owens Roger Patrick Troy Pendleton Shawna Andy Perkins Lissa Perkins John Perry Mike Phipps Ryan Ouising Peoples Kelli Rhea Kim Riddle Annette Riegei Blaine Missy Rouse Kay Salyers Mike Salyers Kathy Schwab Rosenberger Ron Scurlock Dusty Sexton KeHy Sexton Beverly Sharp Susan Sheldon Mitch Shumate Rhonda Sickles Steve Sickles Tammy Jason Beth Smith Dave Smith Tony Smith Vicki Snider Kendra Sowers Terry Simpson Smallwood Speak man Ben Spencer Lisa Spencer Steve Spires Dave Spriggs Tammy jjm Steuwer Rick Stokes Gwen Stover Spurgeon 144 Tenth Jeff Strowser Ted Strom Robin Swank Kristin Taykx Mary Terry Kim Thacker James Timmons Marcia Topping Tammi Trace Tracey Trago Anna Trisch Stacy Chad Ward Michelle David Welch Missy West VanFossan Walburn Corinna Whited David White Nikki White Brian Wiley Tom Wiliams Jay Willis Jim Wiis John Wills Tenth 145 Junior class officers are as follows: Shannon Smith, tresurer; Rhonda Chisholm, secretary; Jim Wilburn, vice president; and Danielle Green, president. For juniors, the changes that are faced represent more a state of mind than actual physical changes in people, classes, and teachers. With one more year to go before reaching the “top of the ladder,” they are real JHS veterans Comfortable with every aspect of school, juniors look forward to Senior Assembly when the class key is passed down and they assume the responsibilities of holding the title of 'senior' and all that it includes. But, although Senior Assembly may probably be one of the most looked forward to events in the school year of a junior, some of the tasks that accompony the title may not be quite so enthusiastically welcomed. Term papers and government tests are just two of these All in all. the junior year in high school is one to be remembered In some ways, it is the close of something special, but in another, it is the beginning of a new chain of events that will present changes for many years to come. Trisha Adams Aaron Asbury John Adkins Pat Bailey Michael Corey Biggs Tami Bowling Steve Bowman Bennett Mark Boucher Billy Burchette Tony Cantor Tina Carlson Brett Carroll Ken Castle Brenda Causey Tim Causey Sharon Rhonda Greg Clark Jeff Coffey Ronald Shawn Michelle Tresa Crabtree Chilcote Chisholm Coleman Coleman Crabtree Melissa Dalton Missy Dalton Kenny Dearing Karen DeMent James DePue Cliff Qpwler Wade Downey April Duhl Carl F olden Andrea Freeland Teresa Edgington David Fisher Marty Freeland Melissa Frye Chad Gallagher Heather Gates Claudia Gilespie Tim Gillum Tim Gay 146 Eleventh Danielle Green Tom Griffiths Kathy Gross Roger Grover Angela Hale Dawn Harris Brad Haynes Ramona Amy Henson Jon Henry Hendricks Mary Hess Pam Hicks Christina Hill Donna Hill Roger Holbrook Matthew Bryan Howel Eric Humphrey Hoover Sean Connie Dennis Ireland Chris Jones Cindy Kahne Krystal Keaton Becky Keefer Tammy Kent Humphreys Humphreys . M m © m m i i 0 Pamela King Tom Kisor Karen Brenda Janice Lambert Susan Lambert Mike Leach Ann LeMaster Komar omi Lambert George David Logan Craig Lowery Martie Lyall David Cathy Liz McCormick Larry McDaniel Livingston McCartney McCormick Lisa Miller Mark Miller Rick Mitrikov Tim Walter Morris Rhonda Murphy Kelly Music Mark Musick Montgomery Teresa Musick Lynn Myers Brent Newsom Penny Newsom Brian Robbie Oliver Beth Osthoff Ninette Perkins Oberholzer Bill Rafferty Rocky Perry Lorenda Pollard Michelle Rader ■ Craig Ragland $ Rick Rhea Laura Ratliff Jonathan Rayburn Eleventl 147 Rachel Scott Randy Scott Mark Scurtock Donna Sheets Irene Sheldon David Sheward Terri Renee m Charles Sickles Shook Jeff Simpson Richard Kim Smith Shannon Smith Stephanie Tom Sonars Penny Diane Spencer Simpson Smith Speakman Steve Spangler Norm Steele Lynn Stroth Marsha Swaney Ted Sweeney Darin Tackett Michelle Jackie Tanner Tackett Helen Tennant Daren Thomas Robbie Toliver Rod Tombiin Jay Turck David Shawn Vance June VermAon Valentine Angela Ward Patty Warren David Waugh John Waugh Jenny Wertz Jim Wilburn Terri Wimer Cindy Wiseman 148 Eleventh Senior Divider 155 Rena© Adams Troy Adams Anna M Bochtel Barbara M. Balzer Rod C. Bachtel Jon F. Baesman Missie Barlow Angela M. Beatty Juie Ann Bennett Bobbie J. Boggs Kevin C. Bonds Deanna Lynn Bragg Robert P. Browning Daniel Scott Brunton 166 Seniors Jock Corder Tommy Morris Daniels Eric Dearth Tracy Malone DeLong Seniors 157 Kimberly E Duncan Shannon Eldndge Vivian Wood Ervin Kevin A. Erwin Morgan E. Evans Cynthia L. Farley Douglas R. Figlestahler Michelle Renee Fraley David Freeland Kyle Gibson Wanda Spires Gill Robert E. GiBiland Jr. 158 Seniors Kathy Collins Hater Garland R. Hater Juli Hale Joy Annette Hall Alan Harper Todd Helman John Henderson Tammy A. Henderson Seniors 159 Laura Rene© Henry Teresa Hill Melissa A. Hughes Sandra Hughes Edward L. Humphrey Michael Joseph Hickman Theresa L. Hicks Lisa Gail Huston Penny Isroel Teresa L James Pixie Jones Stephanie Jordan Kristen B. King Kristin Lambert Jeff Leach 160 Seniors Seniors 161 Mike Meadows Janet A. Mercer Lori Lyons Leigh Ann Massie Penny Leach Sheri Leach Gina L. Luster Janice McPeak Tom Leach Leslie Renee McWhorter Mary Meacham Brian K. Miller Corbie MHIer Barbara McDaniel Wendy D. Leach Tina R. Loney Lynn Ann Mudd Patricia Ann Murphy Jo Anna Ousley Melissa Parks Missy Music Rachel Nichols Julie Osborne r John Orender Ed Patton Steven E Petrie Shayne R. Poe Mark M. Poetker 162 Seniors Glenn Potter Shannon Prater John Rafterty James Braden Richards Kristie L. Ridge Christopher A. Rose Myron K Rosenberger Robert E Rosenberger Angie Sears David Sech Kim Seitz Kurt Shelton Seniors 163 Christi L. Steward Jennifer Steward Jim Shopshear Donnie Sickles Gail Slagle Adam W. Smallwood Tammy Dulaney Smith Stacey A. Snow Tracey L. Snow Michael A. Sparks J. Scott Spencer Katrina Stambaugh Stephanie E. Stevenson Jeff Stiffler Karin Metisse Stover Phillip M. Strawser 164 Seniors Barry Tanner Joe Tanner Mia Danielle Taylor Kelly Thomas Melissa Ann Tipton Jessica Harmon Tolliver Ba A. Trace Joan M. Underwood Lavinna D. Valentine Ronald S. Viers Anita Warren Kelley D. Wasmer Seniors Lynn Waugh Amy K. Wertz Rusty West Jill Davis White 166 Seniors Marcia White Tessy Lynn Williams Valerie Wills Bronwyn L. Wilson Chris Wolford Kjm DeMent Wolford Tina Marie Wolford Valerie Ann Wolford Joseph M. Wright Kimberly A. Wyant Floyd Yates JuK Yerian Patricia K. Yinger Kevin Zachariah Joanne M. Zimmerly Christy A. Zinn Seniors Not Pictured Kerri Bennett Mary Malone Dan Butler Jason Massie Mike Carlson Patsy Miller James Carper Becky Muncy Dale Cox Francine McWilliams Troy Cruse JoAnna Ousley Brian Daniels Melissa Parks Kenneth Daniels Jeff Post Tracy DeLong Jill Powell Rebecca Farrar Bobbie Rowland Charles Garthee Dan Spencer Christy Hatfield Donna Stant George Holt Pat Stiltner Susan Humphreys Jody Weese Mark Lawson Cathy Whaley Ramona Leffler In Memoriam Spencer 1967-1985 1986 Senior Index This index of activites was compiled from optional Senior surveys. RENAE ADAMS: SB 1; BrCh 1; FHA 1, 2 (V.P.); OEA 3, 4 (Sec.); DP CA 3, 4 TROY ADAMS: FtB . 2, 3; BtB 1; BsB 2, 3; SciC 3; StdCnl 2, 3, 4 (V.P.) RICHARD ALFORD: SchT 1; NHS 3, 4 ANNA BACHTEL: GBtB 1; BrCh 1; OEA 3; LW 1. 2. 3, 4; WP S 3 RODNEY BACHTEL: BtB 1; VIC A 3, 4 JON BAESMAN: Ten 1 2, 3, 4 (Capt); MBand 1, 2, 3, 4 (Fid Cmdr); SBAnd 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sec. Ldr); PBand 1, 2, 3. 4; JBand 1. 2, 3. 4; Chor 1. 2, 3. 4; Ody 12; SchT 1. 3. 4; SPlay 1, 2. 3, 4; FPlay 3, 4; Thesp 1, 2,3,4; SciC 1.2, 3; NHS 3,4; Hi-Y 1.2, 3; ChC 1, 2. 3, 4; HiQ 1 2, 3. 4 (Capt); CamQt 3,4 CHARLA BAILEY: FHA 2 (Treas); OEA 3, 4; DP CA 3, 4 BARBIE BALZER: SB 2. 3; VB 1, 2; GBtB 1, 2; MBand 1; Chor 1, 2, 4; SchT 4; SPlay 2. 3. 4; FPlay 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; RotS 4; ChC 4; OW 4 MISSIE BARLOW: SB 1. 2. 3. 4; MBand 1, 2. 3; PBand 1 2, 3; JBand 2; FHA 2; OEA 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 ANGELA BEATTY: FHA 1, 2; HERO 4 JULIE BENNETT: Trk 1; ST 3; Chor 1. 2 BOBBIE BOGGS: FHA 2; DP CA 3, 4 KEVIN BONDS: FtB 1. 3; BsB 2, 3; Chor 1; FFA 1 DEANNA BRAGG: SB 1. 3 (Stat); MBand 1. 2, 3, 4 (Sec); SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3, 4; JBand 4; Chor 1 2, 3,4; Ody 1,2; FPlay 2; OWSt 1,2, 3,4; SkelSt 1. 2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3; OEA 3.4; WP S 3, 4 ROBERT BROWNING: FtB 1; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 SCOTT BRUNTON: FtB 1,2, 3,4; BsB 1; Chor 1; BBS 3; OW 4; LW 3; Wrstl 3. 4 (MVP. Capt) JOEY CAMP: FFA 3, 4; Wrstl 3 ANNETTE CAUSEY: Chor 3. 4; FHA 4; OWSt 3, 4; SkelSt 3, 4; ChC 3. 4; OEA 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 BYRON CAUSEY: NHS 4; T I 4; VICA 4 TRUDI CAVEY: MBand 1; SchT 4 BILL COLLEY: FtB 1; BtB 2, 3, 4; BsB 1, 2, 4 SHAYNE COMPSTON: FtB 1, 2; BtB 1. 3. 4 (All SEOAL) CHARLES COOPER: FFA 1 2; T I 3, 4; VICA 3. 4 CHARM COOPER: GBtB 1; MBand 1. 2. 3, 4; PBand 1. 2, 3 DALE COX: FFA 1 2; T I 3. 4; VICA 3. 4 (Pres) KENNY DANIELS: MBand 1, 2, 3; SBand 1. 2. 3; Seniors 167, PBand 2, 3; FFA 1, 2. 3; DECA 4 TAMMY DANIELS: ClOff 1 3 (V.P.); Maj 1, 2; MBand 1. 2; SBand 1 2; Chor 1,2; SchT 1; NHS 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; DP CA 3. 4 (V.P.) DEBBIE DELONG: FHA 2; OEA 3; LW 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 RHONDA DENNISON: FHA 4; NHS 3, 4; OW 3 ALLAN DICKERSON: FtB 1; BtB 1, 2, 3. 4 (Capt); Trk 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt); CC 2, 3; SchT 1, 2. 3, 4; SHRoy 3; NHS 3, 4; BBS 3; RotS 4; VAI 4; SC KEVIN DULANEY: FtB 1; BtB 1; Trk 1, 2; FFA 1, 2; StdCnl 4; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4. KIM DUNCAN: VB 1; FHA 1, 2; DECA 4; OEA 3; WP S 3 VIVIAN WOOD ERVIN: MBand 1 2, 3; FHA 3, 4; SkelSt 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 KEVIN ERWIN: FtB 1; Trk 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treas) DOUG FIGLESTAHLER: BsB 1 2, 3, 4 MICHELLE FRALEY: MBand 1 2; SBand 1, 2; Chor 1. 2; SchT 2; NHS 3. 4 CHUCK GARTHEE: Chor 1 KYLE GIBSON: FFA 2; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; CvCr 1 ROBERT GILLILAND: Trk 1, 2. 4; FFA 2; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; CvCr 1 KARRIE GILLUM: FHA 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; HERO 1. 2; BH 3, 4; RotS 4; VICA 1. 2, 3, 4 DONNIE GRADY: OEA 3, 4; DP CA 3, 4 HAROLD GRIM: BsB 1; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 GARLAND HAFER: FtB 1; BH 3, 4; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 KATHY COLLINS HAFER: FHA 1, 2; NHS 4; HERO 3, (V.P., P.); BH 3, 4 JULI HALE: MBand 1; Cheer 1 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4 (Treas) Y-Gov 1; StdCnl 1, 2, 3 JOY HALL: FIC 1 2 (Capt); Maj 3,4; PBand Chor 2, 3, 4; SchT 1 2; SPlay 3. 4; FPlay 2; SHRoy 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; ChC 3. 4; LW 'll FT A 1 MIKE HALL: FtB 1 2, 3,4; BtB 1, 2, 3; SchT 2, 3,4; NHS 3, 4; Hi-Y 2; BBS 3; RotS 4; StdCnl 2, 3, 4 (Treas) BARBIE HAMMOND: SB 1; MBand 1; SBand 1; PBand 1; DECA 1 MARK HAMMOND: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4 (All League); BtB 1, 2,3,4 (Capt, all league, all dist., all state); BsB 1 2, 3, 4 (Capt, all league); SchT 1, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; RotS 4; StdCnl 2; OW 4 ALAN HARPER: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt, all SEOAL) CHRISTIE HATFIELD: BH 4; StdCnl 4; VICA 4; OW 4; SC 4 JOHN HENDERSON: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; BtB 1; Trk 1, 2, 3, 4 LAURA HENRY: ChC 4; WP S 3, 4 MIKE HICKMAN: ClOff 3, 4 (V.P.); FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pres., V.P., Treas); RotS 4 THERESA HICKS: SB 1; FIC 3; MBand 1 2, 3,4; SBand 1, 2, 3; PBand 1, 2, 3; Chor 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (Pres); Y-Gov 4; OW 4 168 Seniors TERESA HILL: FHA 2; NHS 3, 4; OEA 3; WP S 3 TAMMY HILL: SB 1, 2, 3; VB 2; ClOff 1 2 (V.P., Pres); MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; Chor 1, 2; Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; StdCnl 1, 2; OW 2, 4 MELISSA HUGHES: LW 1, 2, 3 SANDRA HUGHES: Chor 1; HcRoy 4; SRoy 4; FHA 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 ( Chap); StdCnl 4; OW 4 ED HUMPHREY: T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 LISA HUSTON: SB 1,2; BV 1; MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; PBand 1, 2; DECA 4; OW i 2; FTA 4 (Pres) PENNY ISRAEL: MBand 1; SB And 1; Cheer 1; OEA 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 TERESA JAMES: SB 1, 2, 3, 4; BV 1; GBtB 1, 3; DECA 3; BH 3 (Sec) PIXIE JONES: FHA 1 2; OW 3, 4; DP CA 3, 4 STEPHANIE JORDAN: SB 2, 3; Maj 1; MBand 1; HRoy 4; NHS 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 KRISTIN LAMBERT: MBand 1; Chor 1; OEA 3,4; WP S 3, 4 PENNY LEACH: OEA 3, 4; DP CA 3, 4 SHERI LEACH: HERO 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; OEA 3; LW 1, 2; DP CA 3 (Sec) TOM LEACH: Trk 2;Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; SPlay 2; FPlay 2,3; Thesp 4; SciC 1; NHS 4; RotS 4; ChC 3, 4; HiQ 2, 3, 4 (Capt) WENDY LEACH: SB 2, 3, 4; VB 4 (Stat); SHRoy 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 RAMONA LEFFLER: GBtB 1, 2; HERO 4 TINA BACHTEL LONEY: OEA 3, 4; (V.P.); DP CA 3, 4 GINA LUSTER: SRoy 4; SHRoy 4; FHA 2, 3; DECA 4, OW 2, 3 LORI LYONS: SBS 1, 2, 3, 4; VB 1 2; GBtB 1SCHT 3; CHEER 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; OW 4 MARY MALONE: DP CA 3, 4 JASON MASSIE: FFA 3, 4; CvCr 1 LEIGH ANN MASSIE: SchT 2; Cheer 1 2; NHS 4 BARB MCDANIEL: Trk 1, 2; Chor 1; FHA 1, 2; OEA 3, 4; LW 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treas); DP CA 3, 4 (Treas, Pres) JANICE MCPEAK: CC 1; MBand 1; FPlay 4; FHA 1; OEA 3, 4 (Pari); DP CA 3, 4 MARY MEACHAM: VB 1, 2; HERO 4 JANET MERCER: NHS 3, 4; LW Li; WP S 3, 4 (Sec., Pres) TINA WOLFORD MERCER: Trk 1, 2, 3; HcRoy 3; SRoy 4; Cheer 4; NHS 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; DP CA 3, 4 CORBIE MILLER: FFA 1 2; T I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 TODD MILLER: T I 3 BRIAN MOORE: FtB 1, 2, 3,4 (Capt); BtB 1, 2; BsB 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt, All SEOAL league) ROBIN MOYER: Trk 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt, MVP); Ten 1 2, 3, 4; MBand 1; SBand 1; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; HcRoy 1, 2, 4; Cheer 1, 2, 4; SciC 4; NHS 3, 4; Q S 3, 4; OWSt 1 2, 3, 4 (Ed-in-chief); SkelSt 1, 2, 3; BGS 3; RotS 4; StdCnl 1. 2. 3,4 (Pres. V.P.); OW 4; SAL 4; SC LYNN MUDD: Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; SchT 2, 3; SPlay 3; FPlay 3, 4; Thesp 4; NHS 4; Q S 4; OWSt 3. 4; SkelSt 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Y-Gov 3; ChC 3. 4; OW 3; FTA 4 TRICIA MURPHY: Maj 1; MBand 1; SBand 1; SchT 1, 2; NHS 3, 4 (Sec); Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; RotS 4; Che 4; LW 3 MISSY MUSIC: FtB 4; HERO 4 (Pres) RACHEL NICHOLS: MB And 1, 2; PBand 2; Chor 1; SRoy 1; HERO 4 JOHN ORENDER: DECA 4; Hi-Y 2; StdCnl 3 JULIE OSBORNE: MBand 1, 2; FHA 1 2, 3; DECA 4 JOANNA OUSLEY: FHA 4; NHS 4; HERO 4 MISSY PARKS: VB 1; Ten 3, 4;Chor 1; OW 4 SHAYNE POE: FtB 1; BtB 2, 3, 4 (Capt); BsB 1, 2, 3, 4; CC 3; Choir 1; SchT 3, 4; SHRoy 4; NHS 3. 4 (Chap); RotS4 MARK POETKER: MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; PBand 1, 2; JBand 1; Chor 1 2, 3, 4; Ody 1 2, 3; SPlay 2; Thesp 1,2,4; SciC 4; Q S 4; OWSOt 4; SkelSt 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; BBS 3; StdHCnl 4; ChC 4 JEFF POST: DECA 4 JILL POWELL: SB 2, 3; OEA 4; 0;W 1, 2; DP CA 3, 4 (Treas) SHANNON PRATER: MBand 1, 2; SBand 1 2; Chor 1; FHA 1 2. 3; OEA 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 JOHN RAFFERTY: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 BRADEN RICHARDS: CC 1.2, 3; Ten 2. 3. 4 (MIP); ClOff 4 (Pres); MBand 1, 2, 3. 4 (Pres); SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1. 2, 3, 4; JBand 1, 2, 3, 4; Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; Ody 2; SchT 1, 2, 3, 4; SPlay 1, 2, 3, 4; FPlay 4; Thesp 4; NHS 3, 4 (V.P., Pres); Hi-Y 4 (Sec); RotS 4; StdCnl 4; ChC 2, 3, 4; HiQ 1, 2; VAL 4; CamQt 3, 4 CHRIS ROSE: JBand 2; Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; SchT 1, 2, 3; SPlay 1. 2, 3, 4; FPlay 1. 2, 3, 4; Thesp 3. 4; Hi-Y 4 (Treas); RotS 4; ChC 1, 2, 3. 4; CamQt 3. 4 MYRON ROSENBERGER: FtB 1, 2, 3. 4; FFA 1, 2; StdCnl 4; T I 3, 4 ROBERT ROSENBERGER: FtB 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; T 8c I 3, 4; VICA 3. 4 BECKY ROSS: SB 1,2, 3,4; Ten 3,4 (MIP); FPlay 1,2,; NHS 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (V.P.); OW 2, 4 CHRISTI ROUSE: MBand 1,2; SBand 1, 2; PBand 1, 2; Chor 1; OEA 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 TAMMY ROUSE: OEA 3, 4; LW 4; DP CA 3, 4 BOBBIE ROWLAND: OEA 3, 4; DP CA 3, 4 KAREN SCHROEDER: SB 2; VB 1; DECA 3,4 (Sec); BH 3, 4 ANGIE SEARS: MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; FHA 2, 3; HERO 4; OW 1, 3; LW 1, 3; FTA 4 DAVID SECH: BsB 2, 4 KIM SHARP SEITZ: VB 1; SchT 1; NHS 3, 4; SkelSt 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4 (Pari); LW 4; WP S 3, 4 KURT SHELTON: GF 1, 2; Chor 2; DECA 4 CHRISTI SHEWARD: Maj 3; MBand 1, 2, 3; SBand 1, 2, 3; PBand 3; HERO 4 JENNY SHEWARD: Maj 3, 4 (Capt); MBand 1, 2, 3. 4; SBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3; Chor 1, 2; Ody 1, 2; SchT 4; SPlay 1, 3, 4; FPlay 1, 2, 4; Thesp 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Q 8c S 3, 4; SkelSt 1. 2, 3. 4 (Co-Editor); RotS 4; ChC 1, 2, 3 VALERIE WILLS SIDERS: Chor 1; RotS 4; OEA 3, 4 STACEY SNOW: ClOtf 1 (V.P.); FIC 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt); Chor 1; FHA 1; LW 3, 4 TRACEY SNOW: ClOff 1, 2, 3. 4 (Treas); FIC 2, 3, 4 (Capt); Chor 1; FHA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4; OW 3; LW 4 MIKE SPARKS: MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sec) SCOTT SPENCER: BsB 1, 2, 3, 4; CC 2, 3, 4; Q 8c S 4; OWSt 3, 4; SkelSt 3, 4; CvCr 4 KATRINA STAMBAUGH: LW 4; WP S 4 DONNA STANT: DECA 4 METISSE STOVER: Maj 1, 2, 3; MBand 1, 2, 3; SBand 1, 2, 3; PBand 1, 2, 3; StdCnl 1; OEA 3, 4; OW 4; WP S 3, 4 (V.P.) MATT STRAWSER: FtB 1; BtB 1; T 8c I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 (V.P.) BARRY TANNER: MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; SBand 1, 2, 3. 4; PBand 1, 2, 3 JOE TANNER: FFA 1, 2; T 8c I 3, 4; VICA 3, 4 MIA TAYLOR: NHS 4; LW 1, 2, 3, 4 (V.P., Pres) KELLY THOMAS: SB 2, 3; OEA 4 (Hist); DP CA 4 MISSY TIPTON: FIC 2; MBand 1, 2; SBand 1; Chor 1; FHA 2; Q 8c S 4; OWSt 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2 JESSICA TOLLIVER: FHA 1, 2, 4; HERO 4; OEA 3; WP S 3 ILA TRACE: OEA 3, 4; LW 4; DP CA 3, 4 JOAN UNDERWOOD: Ten 1, 2, 3, 4; MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; Ody 1, 2; SPlay 3, 4; FPlay 3; Thesp 3, 4; Q 8c S 4; OWSt 1, 2, 3, 4; SkelSt 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Y-Gov 3; ChC 4; FTA 4 (Sec) DIONE VALENTINE: SB 3; OW 4 ANITA WARREN: SchT 1; NHS 3, 4; OEA 3; LW 3; WP S 3, 4 KELLEY WASMER: MBand 1, 2, 3, 4; PBand 1, 2, 3, 4 LYNN WAUGH: SB 1, 2; FHA 2; OEA 3, 4; DP CA 3. 4 AMY WERTZ; Trk 2. MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; PBand 1, 2; Chor 1, 2, 3; MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; PBand 1. 2; Chor 1. 2. 3; FHA 3; HERO 4; LW 1 CATHY WHALEY: FHA 1, 2; OEA 4; LW 2; CvCr 4; DP CA 3, 4 JILL WHITE: MBand 1; SBand 1; FHA 2 (Sec); OEA 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 (Pres) Seniors 169 MARCIA WHITE: Chor 1. 2; Ody 2; FHA 1 (Hist); NHS 3,4; OWSt 3. 4; SkelSt 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; BGS 3; OEA 3, 4 (Hist, Sec); LW 4 (Treas); WP S 3, 4 TESSY WILLIAMS: SB 1, 2, 3, 4; ClOft 3, 4 (Sec); MBand 1; JBand 1; Chor 1, 2, 3; SPlay 1 2; FPlay 1, 2, 3, 4; Thesp 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 BRONWYN WILSON: SB 1; MBand 1, 2; SBand 1, 2; JBand 1; SchT 2; FPlay 1, 3; Thesp 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SkelSt 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; BGS 3 JOE WRIGHT: Chor 1, 2, 3, 4; SchT 3,4; SPlay 2; Q S 4 CHRIS WOLFORD: FtB 1, 2, 3; Trk 1; ClOff 3 (Pres); StdCnl 1, 2; LW 3 KIM DEMENT WOLFORD: MBand 1; Chor 1, 2, 3; SchT 1, 2, 3; SRoy 3; NHS 3 VALERIE WOLFORD: SB 1, 2; GBtB 1; MBand 1; SBand 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2 FLOYD YATES: DECA 4; T 1 3; VICA 3 JULI YERIAN: SB 2, 3. 4; VB 2. 3,4; NHS 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; WP S 3, 4 KEVIN ZACHARIAH: FtB 1, 2, 3; Trk 2, 4; T 1 3, 4 JOANNE ZIMMERLY: GBtB 1; MBand 1, 2, 3, 4 (V.P., Fid Cmdr); SBand 1 2, 3, 4; PBand 1 2, 3; JBand 2, 3; Chor 1, 2, 3; FPlay 3, 4; Thesp 4; NHS 3, 4; RotS 4; ChC 3, 4; VAL 4 Abbreviations used in Senior Index FtB — Football HERO — Home Economics Related Occupations BtB — Basketball DECA — Distributive Education Club of America BsB — Baseball Q S — Quill and Scroll Trk — Track OWSt — Osky Wow Staff CC — Cross Country SkelSt — Skeleton Staff SB — Softball Hi-Y VB — Volleyball Tri-Hi-Y GBtB — Girls Basketball Y-Gov — Youth in Goverment GF — Golf BBS — Buckeye Boys' State Ten — Tennis BGS — Buckeye Girls' State ClOff — Class Officer BH — Buckeye Hills FIC — Flag Corps RotS — Rotary Senior Maj — Majorette StdCnl — Student Council MBand — Marching Band StdHCnl — Student Health Council SBand — Symphonic Band T 1 — Trade and Industrial PBand — Pep Band VICA — Vocational Industrial Clubs of America JBand — Jazz Band ChC — Chamber Choir Chor — Chorus CamQt — Cambrian Quartet BrCh — Brass Choir OEA — Office Education Association Ody — Odyssey OW — Office Worker SchT — Scholarship Team LW — Library Worker SPlay — Spring Play Hi-QT — Hi-Q Team FPlay — Fall Play CvCr — Canvas Crew HcRoy — Homecoming Royalty AV — Audio Visual SRoy — Sweetheart Royalty SC — School Citizen Cheer — Cheerleader DP CA — Data Processing Computer Accounting SciC — Science Club WP S — Word Processing Steno FFA — Futurer Farmers of America Thesp — Thespians FHA — Future Homemakers of America VAL — Valedictorian FT A — Future Teachers of America SAL — Salutatorian NHS — National Honor Society Wrstl — Wrestling 170 Seniors Favorites Of The Class Of '86 The following favorites for the Class of 1986 were chosen by ballott 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 the Senior Assembly and printed in the Senior issue of the SKELETON. CLASS SONG: THE BEST WAS YET TO COME CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND SILVER Category Male Female Most Admired Shayne Poe Robin Moyer Most Talented (Music) Chris Rose Lynn Mudd Most Creative (Art) Jim Carper Marcia White Most Talented (Drama) Chris Rose Jenny Sheward Most Athletic Mark Hammond Juli Yerian Most Spirited Troy Adams Wendy Leach Most Outgoing Troy Adams Bronwyn Wilson Most Accident Prone Brian Moore Robin Moyer Best Dressed Chris Rose Jenny Sheward Nicest Smile Jeff Leach Robin Moyer Prettiest Eyes Eric Carlisle Kristie Ridge Prettiest Hair Shayne Compston Kristie Ridge Best Personality Jeff Leach Robin Moyer Greatest Voice Chris Rose Lynn Mudd Class Clowns Chris Wolford Valerie Wolford Class Flirts Shayne Compston Wendy Leach Cutest Couple Brian Moore Kristie Ridge Most Courteous Jeff Leach Joanne Zimmerly Most Reliable Scott Spencer Joanne Zimmerly Becky Farrar Most Studious Braden Richards Joanne Zimmerly Most Likely to Succeed Braden Richards Joanne Zimmerly Favorite Teachers Mr. Handley Mrs. L. Eubands Senior Favorites 171 Cereta Coll Breakfast Honors Seniors 172 Senior Breakfast IP-fST Senior mothers served breakfast of donuts, juice, and mil to the seniors prior to the senior assembly. Class officers and administrators presided over the event with special messoges from class president Braden Richards and his mother. The senior chorus and the assembled group sang several numbers under the direction of Mr Boothe This was the start of a memorable day for the Class of 1986 Senior Assembly Changes Format And Style The Class of '86 Senior Assembly was held in the high school auditorium following the Senior Breakfast on Friday. May 23. The Senior High parents, teachers, and administrators were present for the annual event. Emotion ran high throughout the assembly. Laughter, smiles, and tears were shared as the Class of '86 reflected on the past year. A band of Seniors led the Assembly with many musicol hits, while senior class members and the senior high took part in the performance by dancing and singing along with the band The senior slide show and class favorites were also a part of the assembly The traditional shift of the seniors to the stage and juniors to the Senior seats,'' followed by the presentation of the Class Key to Junior President Danielle Green from Senior President Braden Richards signaled the end of the gathering. The assembly was brought to a close with the class song, The Best Was Yet To Come. - . Senior Assembly 173 Annual Baccalaureate Service Honors JHS Seniors Beginning ther final week at JHS. the seniors attended the annual Baccalaureate service on May 25 in the high school auditorium. This is a religious service held in honor of the graduating seniors. The processional. War March of the Priests. accompaniment by Kathy Schwab, began the evening. Rev. Douglas A. Dowson gave the invocation which was followed by a selection. Colon Lan,” from the glee club. The service continued with the Baccalaureate sermon given by Rev Robert Metzger Rev. Larry Gray closed the service with the benediction The glee ckjb was directed by Raymond L. Boothe and the flowers were courtesy of the junior class. 174 Baccalaureate COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Jackson High School Class of 1986 — May 30. 1986 Invocation Rev Donald Silverthorne Salutatofian .................Robin Moyer Valedictorians Allan Dickerson. Kristen King. Braden Richards, Joanne Aimmerly Jackson High School Alma Mater Dunn 8t Booth — Senior Chorus Introduction of Commencement Speaker .........Dr. Michael Richardson Commencement Address . . The Honorable Bob Me E wen Scholarships ......Robert Bevins. Principal Presentation of Diplomas . Dr Steven Stevenson, President of Board of Education Robert Bevins. Principal Benediction Rev. Robert Gray Vocal Music Directed by Paul Hogue 1986 Graduation 175 Class Of 1986 Honor Graduates Address Audience Allan Dickerson Valedictorian mm ■■■■■■ Kristen King Valedictorian Joanne Zimmerly Valedictorian Robin Moyer Salutatorian Braden Richards Valedictorian 176 Honor Grads Robin Moyer, Allan Dickerson Are Selected JHS 1986 School Citizens Seniors 177 X Rotary Seniors Allan Dickerson Kristen King Braden Richards Joanne Zimmerly Mark Hammond Robin Moyer Shayne Poe Patricia Murphy Mike Hall Barbara Balzer Valerie Wills Karrie Gillum Chris Rose Kristie Ridge Tom Leach Jenny Sheward October: November: December: January: February: March: April: May: {Jackson High School (grads Of 1986 Reno© Adams Ann© Bachtel Charla Bailey Barbara Balzer Melissa Bartow Angela Beatty Julie Bennett Kerri Bennett Bobbie Boggs Deanna Bragg Andrea Callehan Annette Causey Trudi Cavey Robyn Chilcote Charmarie Cooper Tammy Morris Daniels Debbie DeLong Tracy DeLong Rhonda Dennison Kimberly Duncan Cynthia Farley Rebecca Farrar Michelle Fraley Wanda Spires Gill Karrie Gillum Kathy Collins Hater Julie Hale Joy Hal Barbara Hammond Rina Harman Christy Hatfield Tammy Henderson Laura Henry Theresa Hicks Tammy Hi Teresa Hil Sandra Hughes Susan Humphreys Lisa Huston Penny Israel Teresa James Pixie Jones Stephanie Jordan Kristen King Kristin Lambert Penny Leach Sheri Leach Wendy Leach Ramona Leffler Tina Bachtel Loney Gina Luster Lori Lyons Mary Malone Leigh Ann Massie Mary Meacham Janet Mercer Patsy Miller Robin Moyer Lynn Mudd Becky Muncy Patricia Murphy Melissa Music Barbora McDaniel Janice McPeak Leslie McWhorter Franc me McWilliams Rachel Nichols Julie Osborne Jo Anna Ousley Melissa Parks Jill Powell Shannon Prater Kristie Ridge Rebecca Ross Christine Rouse Tammy Rouse Bobby Rowland Karen Schroeder Angie Sears Kim Sharp Seitz Christie Sheward Jennifer Sheward Gail Slagle Stacey Snow Tracey Snow Katrina Stambaugh Donna Stant Stephanie Stevenson Metisse Stover Mia Taylor Kelly Thomas Melissa Tipton Jessica Tolliver lla Trace Joan Underwood Dtone Valentine Anita Warren Kelly Wasmer Lynn Waugh Amy Wertz Cathy Whaley JiH Davis White Marcia White Tessy Williams Valerie Wills Bronwyn Wilson Kim DeMent Wolford Tina Wolford Valerie Wolford Vivian Wood Ervin Kim Wyant Juliann Yerian Patricia Yinger Joanne Zimmerly Christy Zinn Troy Adams Richard Alford Rod Bochtel Jon Baesman Kevin Bonds Robert Browning Dan Brunton Dan Butler Joe Camp Eric Carlisle Mike Carlson James Carper Byron Causey Bill Colley Shayne Compston Charles Cooper Jack Corder Dale Cox Troy Cruse Brian Daniels Kenneth Daniels Eric Dearth Allan Dickerson Kevin Dulaney Shannon Eldridge Kevin Erwin Morgan Evans Doug Fieglestahler David Freeland Charles Gorthee Kyle Gibson Robert Gilliland Grover GiBum Don Grady Harold Grim Garland Hater Mike HaB Mark Hammond Alan Harper Todd Helman John Henderson Mike Hickman George Holt Ed Humphrey Mark Lawson Jeff Leach Tom Leach Jason Massie Brian Miller Todd Miller Corbie Miller Brian Moore Richard Moore John Orender Ed Patton Steve Petrie Shayne Poe Mark Poetker Jeff Post Glenn Potter John Rafferty Braden Richards Chris Rose Myron Rosenberger Robert Rosenberger David Sech Kurt Shelton James Shopshear Don Sickles Adam Smallwood Mike Sparks Dan Spencer Scott Spencer Jeff Stiffler Pat Stiltner Matt Strawser Barry Tanner Joe Tanner Ron Viers Jody Weese William West Chris Wolford Joe Wright Floyd Yates Kevin Zachariah Senior Smiles Attract Attention Senior Candids 179 G J AUTO PARTS ___ Original Equipment eL Foreign Auto Parts Machine Shop Service turosTORt ,1! 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I'm sure these are some questions and statements that almost all of us have said at one time or another about the yearbook Just as we all go through it looking for pictures of ourselves and then of our friends. It's something we all do whether we mean to or not. Then comes the signing of our yearbooks. Everyone writes about something you've done in the past that you would like to forget about And then there ore the people who don't know you too well or just can't think of anything to write so they all write the same thing. Good luck in life and everything you do It’s just a filler when you can't think of anything original to say. It has good intentions but after seeing and writing it for so long it just becomes automatic and is written without feeling Face it, we ALL write it so we can't complain too much, right? But maybe we should all stop and rack our brains to come up with something original, even if we don't know the person too well After all. the yearbook may be the only thing we have to remind us of our good times at JHS. — June Vermilion 11007 State Rt. 35 North Jackson, Ohio 45640 4 286-2191 | ----- - CALLAHAN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 216 Pearl St. Jackson, Oh. 286-1907 We Pay Cash For Ashes Good Luck Class of 86 TRUCKS BUICK SHEETS PONTIAC-OIDS-BUICK-GMC INC. P O Box 511 - let. 3S 93 N. Jackson, Ohio 45640 Bus Phone 286-6471 f AJ 2854645 11 m FARRAR’S CUSTOM CUT 265 N. High Street • (614) 2864137 or 286-3248 • Jackson, Ohio 45640 We Sell Our Own Home Grown Beef and Porfc • Guaranteed Fresh • All Meat Wrapped and Frozen Steelcaso Office Furniture - Sharp Plain Paper Copiers Royal S C M Typewriters Sharp Casio Calcs. - Cash Registers Sales Service MOURNING S. INC. Office Equipment Supplies 427 East Main St. Phone (A-C 614) 286-5011 Jackson, Ohio 45640 DON E. MOURNING V.P. 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Main St. Jackson, OH 286-2385 VCR, Video Tape Rental And Sales Accessories Available Large Selection Of Movies VJ-. - VHS, Beta C- Night Depository Available Hours: M.-Sat. 10-9 Sun. 12-7 Advertising 189 STUOtOS ANO OFFICES 297 Broadway Jackson, Ohio 45640 Ph. 614 286-2141 or 286-2142 Make It A Family Affair Father, Mother, Sister, Brother INCORPORATED 1899 BUILDING, LOAN SAVINGS CO. 221 MAIN ST. • JACKSON, OHIO 45640 (614) 286-2903 MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM COLL AUTO SALES CO. COLL AUTO SALt CHKYSILK Vlymoutfi 286-2184 A Devastating Tragedy — Radio hack 181 Main St. Jackson, OH Years Of Continuous Service 286-2303 Jim And Renna Geitz We Are Proud Of Jackson High School AMERICA’S CABINETMAKER 960 E. Main St. — P.O. Box 625 Jackson, Ohio Of Jackson • Stereos • Computers • • Industrial Electronics • • Electronic Components • • Security Systems • • Intercom Systems • • Video Systems • We Service What We Sell Because We Value Our Customers. 286-1410 Distributors Of Meadow Gold Ice Cream Products 371 Portsmouth Street 286-1501 Phone 286-5033 The Computer Challenge Q PHARMACY R fAM,LV HfALTH SHCIAUSTS Convalescent Needs Prescriptions Medical Equipment First Aid Supplies Sports Health Supplies Complete Prescription Records Senior Citizen Discount Free Parking — Free Delivery Many new changes are on the horizon for the Jackson High School computer program. Plans are in the works for many new additions. The computer program is growing all the time.'' said Mr. Art Ste-vensopn. the instructor at JHS. About one-hundred students are currently enrolled in Computer Programming I and II this year at JHS Classes are held in the new computer lab adjacent to the school. It is equipped with twenty TRS 80 Model 4 computers Classes are taught by Art Stevenson. Computer I is a course in BASIC programming which lasts for one semester. Students are taught the fundamentals of the BASIC programming language. Computer II starts where Computer I left off. New classes wii be available next fall. Computer Applications and Advanced Programming will be offered in addition to those already offered. Computer Applications would be. as Mr Stevenson described it. using the computer as a tool. The class would involve word processing, spread sheet and the use of data bases Advanced Programming will be the learning of the PASCAL computer language. Sixty percent of tomorrow's jobs win be computer related in some way . and it is essential to have some sort of computer knowledge. explained Mr Stevenson. CROSIER’S MODERN RETREADING COODftEAR CUSTOM retreading ONE DAY SERVICE AVAILABLE Retail - Wholesale NEW TIRES Goodyear Kelly-Springfield Michelin Jetzon Dean Multi-Mile Complete Farm Road Service Hot Cold Process Truck Recapping 286-4163 450 E. Broadway Jackson, Ohio “ A FULL SERVICE SHOP SERVICE AUTO TRUCK FARM Front End Alignment Brakes • Shocks Tune Ups Wheel Balancing KID’S CORNER Today's Fashions For Youth 225 Broidwiy Stmt JACKSON. OHIO 45640 Ph.: (614) 286-5167 Sizes Newborn To 14 WINNIE BLAIR REALTY 752 E. Main St. Jackson. Oh 45640 Phone (614) 286-4498 286-6375 WINIFRED C. BLAIR. GRI Broker CENGUARDInsurance Representatrvt Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated JHS Students Win In SCORES Competition Each year. Marshall University sponsors the SCORES program tor students in the tri-state area. Thirty-five Jackson High School students registered for several of the one hundred exams available. Fourteen JHS students made the journey to Marshall Saturday. March 8. and appeared to enjoy the extremely cold day. During the awards ceremony held in the Henderson Center. Jackson students received the following awards: Craig Ragland — 1st place — Human Relations. Irene Sheldon — 2nd place — Social Work. Joanne Zimmerly — 3rd place — Music Performance — Piano; Joan Underwood — 3rd place — Business Math. Participating in this year's SCORES program were: Jon Baesman. Michelle Tackett. Irene Sheldon, Mike Leach, Craig Ragland. Jeremy Harley. Kenny Dearing. Helen Tennant, Joan Underwood. Joanne Zimmerly, Roger Holbrook. Lynn Stroth. and Marcia White. Scott Spencer also accompanied the group. JHS sponsor of this activity. Miss Smith, was accompanied by Mrs. Baesman and Mrs. Richards. FUNERAL HOME Phone 286-4161 Robert Mayhew, Director 135 Broadway St. Jackson, Ohio SPORTINQ GOODS of Jackton, Inc. 188 Main St. Jackson, OH 286-6586 Owners: Harold And Becky Howe Sporting Goods Serving Jackson Co. HACKSOM sumny szoks Pearl And Portsmouth Sts. Jackson, OH Leader In Home Video Entertainment Home Video Sales And Rentals Bridge St. Stop'n Go Plaza 286-5357 JACKSON PUBLISHING COMPANY 295 Broadway Street Jackson, Ohio 45640 Phone (614) 286-2187 Congratulations Graduates Of The Class Of 1986 From A Division Of Pillsbury 2403 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Wellston, OH (614) 384-2131 45692 Congratulations Class Of 1986! DAVIS TRUCKING CO., INC. 229 State Street • P. O. Box 109 JACKSON, OHIO 45640 Telephone: (614) 286-4171 George And Harold Davis — Owners McDonald ® It's A Good Time For The Great Taste Of McDonald's McDonald's Of Jackson Good Luck Grads Of 1986 Makin’ Change Jn Zhe {JMS Cibrary ■ ■ Jackson A Lancaster Colony Company Jackson Corporation 275 South Bennett Avenue Jackson, Ohio 45640 800 762-0313 614 286-5081 in Ohio P.O. Box 1514 Valdosta, Georgia 31601 912 244-9941 Rubberqueen J XZSICIC __ X HUnTEHT COLONfl SANOOIS RKIPI Kentucky v Fried ' tfkicken, We Do Chicken Right 660 E. Main Jackson. OH Drive Thru 286-5097 Congratulations Grads wmumw Open 24 Hours 495 Ralph Street Sr 93 32 CAMSCO PRODUCE CO., INC. 16064 Beaver Pike Jackson, OH 286-4128 6amp6d . No Preservatives |faRmfReshJ tfc MusKpooms Jackson, OH Complete Family Menu BAZELL OIL CO. 286-3321 325 Portsmouth St. Jackson, Ohio Transport Delivery Ticket Printer To Show Actual Gallons — Radio Dispatched Trucks — Wholesale Distributor Gasoline — Greases — Diesel ADS SZUDJO Karen Kitts — Owner Family Portraits Senior Sittings Copy Restoration 151 Broadway Jackson 286-6428 Jackson North 259 Chillicothe St. Jackson South 19 South St. 1986 OSKY WOW Ad Prices Vs page: $25.00 Vi page: $40.00 ‘ 2 page: $60.00 Full: $125.00 Looking Back A Memorable Sometimes it's hard to believe that another year is over A glance here, a look there, each say the same thing people, places, and things Makin' Change. Yet the changes throughout the past mne months are the stuff memories are made of There may be love-hate relationships with some of these memories, but a lot of them deserve a second look, anyway New foces were spotted — superintendent's, football coaches, basketball coaches — and a major overhaul of the auditorium (complete with assigned seats), and a stripping away of the landscaping that stood guard for so many years were just a few of the changes that sowed the seeds of interest m the halls With the right coins (and the permission of an understanding teacher), instant thirst relief was made possible by new Coke machines. Friends makin'changefor friends was a daily thing. New additions to the food strip were Rax, Bonanza. Allies' Galley, and a drive-thru Main Express — quick satisfaction for the hungry, thirsty, and moving. But all changes are not for the better. Feelings churned over the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster and the long-term effect on the space program is still being questioned. And who really knows what happened during the Chernoble nuclear meltdown? How bad was it? How far-reaching were the effects?These tragedies affected changed in both outlook and perspective. Music — ranging from country (Hank Williams. Jr.) to rock (Phil CoBins) to heavy metal (Van Halen) — fed the soul and fads in '85-'86 (stirrup pants, padded shoulders. Reebocs. paisley, and Miami Vice) came and went but everything will be remembered. It was a do your own thing kind of year with students showing their individuality and continually Makin' change. 206 Closing Year Closing Candids 207 I was at school late into the evening for play proctice I was walking down the hall to leave and thought I heard soft whispers; it was as if the building was talking, telling of the day's adventures, failures, and even accomplishments All over the floor there were papers. Some were notes, love letters, and threats Some were tests that, due to lack of study, were failed, other were lost homework, unsigned permission slips, and page after page of plain, blank, wasted paper On the walls were campagn signs. Rose for President. dnd Write-in Ted. reminders of the past week's class officer elections. I also noticed, along the walls, pen marks, where some vandalizing students had scribbled for fun. From out of lockers hung books, papers, and vdrious other objects Here and there were lockers with the doors hanging open, due to the fact that at least one of the hinges was broken or gone On some of the classroom doors were spirit signs, supporting various teams in the school and attempting to cheer them on to victory. In the front hall were trophy cases displaying awards for vorious sports and activities and showing more school spirit. When I got outside I looked up at the old building, which seemed to be resting, waiting for another busy day — tomorrow. I smiled and thought, after the students move on and graduate, the school still remembers. Although we are too busy to notice, the walls see everything and SOMEWHERE is a reminder of all it has ever seen — A Staff Member Osky Wow 1986 Jackson High School Tropic Vaughn Streets Printer: Josten's American Yearbook Co. 1312 Dickson Highway Clarksville, Tennessee 37040 Press run: 600 Price: $17.00 Trim Size: 9' X 12' Page Count: 208 Paper: 80 lb. Double Coated Enamel Company Representative: Rob Rainier Faculty Advisor: Lucinda M. Eubanks i 1986 Osky Wow
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