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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1987 volume:

Getting Into The Act Osky Wow ’87 f---------------------------- A Student Publication Volume 75 Jackson High School Tropic and Vaughn Streets Jackson, OH 45640 Editor: Daren Thomas Assistant Editor:: Bill James Photo Editor: Jeremy Harley Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Lucinda Eubanks _____________________________y (-------------------------------------------------------N Content9 Overture 2 Opening Act 1 18 Fall Act II 46 Winter Act III 64 Spring Directors 100 Faculty Producers 104 Administration Players 108 Classes Stars 134 Seniors Special Effects 158 Organizations Patrons Ads Encore Closing Osky Wow The World’s A Stage Junior High student Beth Livesay takes a break from rehearsal of the Aw The 1utcrdckt‘r was performed in late December in the auditorium. Senior Chris Lortzo patiently j Fight Song Hail fighting Ironmen On to victory. We've got the team boys. We've got loyalty. Alma Mater On toward that goal line Watch our colors fly. Every loyal son and daughter We'll win the battle for As the years go by Old Jackson High. Revere our Alma Mater Oh! Jackson High Dear old Jackson High. For you we d die. You’ll win the game Proud she stands among the hills. We have no fear. May no infamy or shame Ever touch our Alma Mater, The Red and White Or abase her spotless name. How they can fight — For you we'll give Let our memories and praises A rousing cheer. Soar in chorus to the sky. Go with that ball Hail to thee, our Alma Mater And see them fall. Hail to thee, dear Jackson High. Come on we'll all Give a fighting cry. We'll stick together And fight forever — For dear old Jackson High. Osky Wow Headliners Advisor Mrs. Lucinda Eubanks Editor-in-Chief Daren Thomas Assistant Editor Business Manager Bill James Photo Editor Jeremy Harley Copy Editor Tiffany Livesay Statt Artist. Chris Lortz Photo Stair Tara Doughty. Jennifer Lehman. Beth Livesay. Chris Lortz. Pat Malone. Pat Mutt ley. Tony Newell. Carlene Rapp. Jeff Stevenson. Beth Zachariah Copy writers Deidre Geitz, Jodi Gordon. Becky Miller, Cathy McCormick, Cindy Ridgeway Business Ad stall Kim Canterberry. Beth Livesay. Mary Nelson. David Stevenson, Vanessa Swartz Stall workers Rhonda Christian. Tina Crabtree, Vicki DitUnger, Tara Doughty. Rob Hall, Kim Johnson, Lgnelle May. Heather McGhee, Irene Sheldon. Lisa Spencer, Michelle Tackett, June Vermilion Overture Alma Mater asi i Calling Them Back My halls, stairways, and classrooms have been emp ty for the past three months or so. It's really been quiet, with only the occasional meeting, an administrator or teacher rattling around, and the maintenance crew working to give my creaky floors a shine and my old walls a facelift', so to speak. I suppose summer comes to give me a break from the battering I take during the school year, but that's why I am. Without the students I have no purpose, no reason for being, and when they're gone I feel so hollow. Sometimes I wonder if I'll make it through another summer vacation. I have for way over 50 years, so maybe I can hang in there a while longer. At last, summer is over. I can open my doors and windows again. All of them. I wonder what the new crop of seventh-graders will think of me? Will they soon feel comfortable and a part of me? I'm certain they will. I'll miss last year's Seniors. They were a fine bunch of kids, but they've outgrown me. It's time for them to move on. I'm looking forward to seeing this year's Seniors. Now, there's a really fine class. I've watched them grow from youngsters to young adults, but all Seniors have one thing in common. They think it's their year to ‘rule the school', and they try, they do try. Along with the familiar faces, there will probably be a sprinkling of new ones. I make space for all of them and I think I hear ALL of them coming through my doors, ready to begin a new year. Ah. I can breathe easily now. My halls, stairways, and classrooms are filling up and are beginning to team with life — the life the students bring — students intent upon “GETTING INTO THE ACT . And like old Will Shakespeare said, All the world's a stage, etc., etc. -r Let the parts of the students' play begin. Junior Tami Trace paints a spirit sign. Sr. Rhonda Chisholm Reading The Scripts Preparing lor 6th period government cleee, Senlore ere busy while Eric Meeeie eeeme dietrected. Mr. Elenaugle'e 7th grade science cless takes a braak during a Him. r DID YOU GET A ‘CALLBACK’? What ia it that separates you from the others? Did you get a callback? You bet I did. Every time I leave here in the spring, get called to come back in the fall. Not many changes this year. The directors, producers, and writers look about the same. Look’s like we lost some of last year’s backers, but that happens with every graduating class. The two go hand-in-hand. Wonder how many new ones will come with the seventh-graders? I’ve already been cast, even still, I go through the motions. I read for all the parts. Shh some jr. high kids are still reading, so we have time before the curtain goes up to meet more of the players. Look around — lots of familiar faces. V J Overtura Callback Senior Beth Zachariah looks serious during class. A 5th period Junior High English class works diligently. 5th period Seniors take a minute in Mrs. Eubanks British Lit. class. Heather Sheward, Tara Doughty, Sarah Sheward, and Kenny Dearing are ready for a spirited Friday. Students Take Five Following a pep assembly, Seniors Corey Biggs and Allen Malone practice their balancing skills. Senior Chris LorU strikes a serious pose out During a pep assembly. Junior Mike Phipps competes against an underclassman to win an ‘egg-spoon race. Seniors June Vermilion and Heather Gates are deep in thought in creative writing class. Overture Candids Student Health Council members answer questions at Kinnison. Mrs. Craig's 4th period creative writing class pauses for a Senior portrait. Seniors Eric Humphrey. Shannon Smith. Lannie Romeo, and Craig Ragland show off their jams during spirit week. Candids Overturt Students Act Up Seniors Rhonda Chisholm and Cindy Wissman discuss money-making project with class advisor Mr. Handlsy. Senior Craig Ragland shows off his newly-won stuffed animal at the Senior Booth while Jim Wilburn and Daren Thomas look on. r It's A Tradition! it was late Saturday night, September 13. Those who were still out had smiles on their faces and sparkles in their eyes. Workmen were taking over the uptown area but, after all, it was for a good cause. The Jackson County Apple Festival was on its way and everyone awaited it eagerly. Dreams of homemade apple pie, candy apples, greasy french fries, and corn dogs lingered in the minds of the students. Those daydreams turned to reality on Wednesday Apple Magic was chosen as the theme for the 46th Festival. Sr. Christina Hill was crowned Queen, while Sr. Mary Hess served as a Princess. A variety of entertainment was presented and included performances by Phil Dirt and the Dozers, Opus 16, JHS percussion section, JHS Jazz Band, and the Dynamic Mentions Drum Corps. The traditional chaerleadlng competition and the 2nd annual Men's Legs contest were also events that attracted large followings. Among the many booths on the midway, the Senior Booth always seemed to have its share of students crowded around. The Senior class raised money by selling popcorn balls, softdrinks, and potted flowers? V Overture Apple Festival Many aagarly await tha aftarnoon parada at tha Senior Booth. Appla Faatival Quaan Chrlatina Hill graata pao-pla on tha midway. Junior Miaay Carpar waita for changa, whila Sanior Mika Bannatt looka on. Appla Faatival Ovartura Overture Apple Festival Nikki White and Senior Lori Eisnau-gle smile at the Apple Show. Harrison Craig. Scott Gray, and Benji White lean against the rail of the scrambler. Sophomores Kim Johnson and Scott Coffey drink a Coke on the midway. At the Senior Booth are Mark Miller. Shawn Vance. Erik Massie. Kenny Oearing, and Mike Leach. f Poo P I V ' ' j , Doing It Again Junior Chris Ervin and Senior Sean Humphreys stop to talk in front of the pizza concession. Steve Albornoz and Connie Lowery pause by a concession stand. Juniors Mitch Shumate and Megan Malone pose on the streets of town. Craig Ragland. Missy Dalton, and Mark Boucher take a break from the Senior Booth. Amy Chernngton, Lisa Miller, Jill Wiley, and Heather Johnson stop on Main Street. Apple Festival Overture Making A Scene Craig Ragland and June Vermilion win a tack race for the Senior class. The Senior and Sophomore classes fight it out in a spirit contest. r Gimme A J” The spirit of the ’86- ’87 student body rivaled that of any other in the past. Throughout a somewhat discouraging sports season, the upper and lower classmen remained pepped up and filled with school spirit. A new form of school support was initiated this year. A spirit week was established that included a JAMS day, 50’s day, Pee-Wee Herman day, a Country Western day, and Red A White day. A vast majority of the students and teachers participated and it succeeded in increasing school spirit to the limit. We also had more assemblies than in past years. At these assemblies, held in the gym, there were spirit contests that included class “yells , several games in which classes competed against each other, and JHS’s own version of the wave. Also, the Glee Club and Pep Bands furnished some new and popular music as entertainment. Besides the pep assemblies and spirit week, every Friday through football season was declared red and white day. The spirit season of the fall of ’86 will not easily be forgotten. Overture Spirit The 1986 Football Team gets pepped, while cheerleaders look on. Team members and fans pile up with enthusiasm. Seniors Darin Tackett and Chad Gallagher vie for the spotlight. Spirit Overture Studying The Scripts Where Are They? “Are they here yet?” “When will they be delivered?” “Can I get mine early?” As late October rolled around, these questions and many more were heard in and around the JHS campus. Everyone was anxious to receive their 1986 yearbook. The yearbooks arrived on November 11 and distribution followed throughout the week. Last year's graduates appeared to eagerly collect their engraved books, while junior high students “oohed” and “ahhed” over their first yearbooks. The Osky Wow staff stayed busy keeping records and filing receipts during the week, while Mr. Rice stood in (for an ill Mrs. Eubanks) to handle any difficulty that arose. A special thanks to Mr. Rice and his art classes for their help and patience through a hectic week. As the yearbooks were handed out, many different comments were heard. “OOH, look at that picture!” “That's me!” “Where is it?” People crowded around the Osky Wow and shuffled through its pages. Smiles and laughter met each section as it was revealed. Throughout the day, people asked friends to sign yearbooks. Teachers yelled and complained, but still students brought them to class. The novelty of the yearbook lasted throughout the week. The yearbook itself will last almost forever. Overture Yearbook Distribution A junior high class visiting 210 eagerly skims through the yearbook. 7th grader Jamie Zachariah seriously reads an article. Seniors Chris Lortz, Erik Massie, Cindy Wiseman, and Beth Zachariah crowd around to examine a friends’ picture. Yrbk Dist. Overture Junior Doug Congrove signs for his book. r A Let The Play Begin The Setting “Getting into the Act”, a comedic-drama in three acta, takes place in and around a small community situated in the hills of southern Ohio. The focal point is an educational facility, located on the corner of Tropic and Vaughn Streets. The story begins in August of 1986 and runs into June of 1987. ___________ Taking Direction Row 1: S. Humphrey . D. Valentino, D. Tackett, Terry, D. Kidd, J. Yerian, S. Kearns, J. B. Hayne . C. Gallagher, G. Clark. M. Hoover. Strawser, C. Argo, S. Nichting, J. Reasor, M. Row 2: D. Spriggs, J. Steuwer, D. Congrove, W. Greene. Landrum. C. Moyer, M. Phipps, D. Sexton, A. R° J Ballenger, J. Linder, A. Causey, J. Ghiloni. J. J. Brown, J. Meredith, C. Ward, C. Stevenson, J. McGrath. J. Webb. H. O’Neal, C. Ervin. M. Altord, B. Cooper, G. Meredith. Scott, E. Eubanks. S. Conley, B. Kearns. M. Row 3: C. Lambert. B. Bragg. T. Yerian, J. Mor- Meredith, J. Johnson. B. Speakman. J. Wood. The two-a-day practices in the August heat and the sacrificing of precious hours — didn't pay off on the scoreboard. The Varsity and J V squads worked long, arduous hours on the practice field and opened up the 1986 football season with the anticipation of victory in their hearts. They were fired up and ready but almost every game-night brought the agony of defeat. The players felt it, their coaches felt it (Varsity -r-Dennis Hutchison; J V — Dennis Reinhart and Greg Potter), and their fans felt it. The Ironmen were in the spotlight, though, when they were victorious over Marieta on Homecoming (6-0). The 1966 season focused on winning — not winning points, but on winning a good measure of self-esteem for their winning'9 effort. Aug. 29 at Wellston Sept. 5 at Wheelersburg Sept 12 Ports. West Sept. 19 at Waverty Sept. 26 Col. 8t. Charles Oct. 3 Warren Local Oct. 10 at Logan Oct. 17 Marietta Oct. 24 at Athens Oct. 31 Gallipolis A Football Act I 19 Spotlighting The Moment r Homecoming ’86. Freshman Kim Ward, Sophomore Angie Hill, Juniors Jennifer Harley and Wendy Crabtree, and Seniors Rhonda Chisholm and Jackie Tanner paid court to Queen Janelle Wolfe on Saturday, October 18th. The theme and song “Heaven in Your Eyes” were reflected beautifully in the decorations. Purple and silver balloons and streamers cocooned the auditorium and gave it a special magic. Music was provided by DJ Paul Simms and the dance itself was sponsored by the Student Council. V 20 Act I Homecoming Junior Matt Glasgow and his date dance the night away. Under purple and silver balloons, couples move with the music and magic of Homecoming. Seniors Missy Dalton and Mark Boucher pause to chat between songs. Homecoming Act I Getting Experience — A 7th grade — Row 1: M. Bach, M. Taylor. S. Castle. O.R. Henry, D. Miller, S. Marshment, J. Montgomery, C. Cline, D. Black, L. Edge, J. Martin Row 2: M. Reed, M. Morgan, B. Landrum, T. Walks, B. Munn, A. Rice, B. Jewell. B. Be- vine, B. Bloomfield, S. Goodman, L. Wickline, T. Manering, E. Lent. Row 3: B. Dempsey, S. McGowan, K. Crabtree, B. Pittenger, E. Trego, J. Beatty, W. Woodard, R. Mapes, F. Taylor, R. Newsome, C. Manese. y r --------------- 8th grade — Row 1: C. Little, K. Hatten, N. Heat. G. Dalton, T. St.flier, J. Wallace. Row 2: T. Dempsey, C. Nichols, D. Bays, T. Perkins, J. Hughes, J. Arbaugh, A. Music. Row 3: Coach Sheets, C. Reynolds. R. Johnson, B. Rippeth, G. Williams, L. Peacock, T. Harmon, S. Williams, Coach Little. v______________ Act I Football Giving Their Best The first game of the season. Will I be able to go out there and play in a real game? It’s not the same as practice. I won't get a second chance. If I blow it, I’m history. What did the coach say to do when if It’s time. Til just have to go out there and do it.’ The jr. high football players, under the direction of Coaches Eisnaugle and Armstrong (7th) and Coaches Sheets and Little (8th), started the season with relatively little experience. That changed. In order to do battle on the field, long hours that demanded their best efforts, both physically and mentally. v Football Act I Longrunning Show Many Miles To Go. So many miles to go. So much more ground to cover. Long-distance running; one of the most grueling, physically draining and arduous sports represented at JHS. Success took a lot of endurance, determination, and dedication from the cross country team this year. Coach Glen Gillespie trained, worked, and in- structed the team through nine rigorous meets. Running, running, and more running. Control the breathing and pace the strides — They worked toward a goal that may not always have gotten recognition, but left the team with a great deal of satisfaction — Listen to the heartbeat pounding steadily. Keep the adrenaline flowing. The finish line is just ahead. V 24 Act I Cross Country 7 ♦« V Senior Kenny Dearing fighta for a top place. Team members take a break to chat with Mr. Jenkins. Team members included: Jeff Roberts, Todd Perry, Shawn Lanhart, Matt Griffiths, Graham Cochran, Mike Abrams, Greg Harris, Chuck 01-liver, Tom Griffiths, Jeff Coffey, Ken Dearing, Ted Sweeney. Cross Country Act I Getting Great Reviews Members of the JHS Flag Corps participate in a pep parade. The Flag Corps practices diligently at a hot rehearsal. r Precision plays a part Playing the parts of the JHS Field Commanders demanded a combination of confidence, dedication, concentration, and patience. Juniors Kathy Schwab and Shawna Peoples were the ones chosen to convey all of the above to the fans during the football season. Being in control at all times, they used their unique styles to advantage. Precise moves and total poise added an air of sophistication to the entire band. Rehearsing for perfection PracticeI Practice! Practice! But in the cases of the majorettes and flags, practice did make perfect. During summer camp, they received several 1st places and three superior ribbons each. Also, so as not to break tradition, the Flag Corps again received a National Trophy. The two groups also had their share of hot practice sessions during the summer. Making up routines and perfecting them with the hope of getting an early lunch or much-needed break. 26 Act I Majorettes, Flags, Field Comm. cSC Field Commanders Kathy Schwab and Shawna Peoples perfect their Members of both flags and majorettes perform at a Sr. High pep assem-technique. bly. Giving Star Performances Sophomore Tara Doughty readies herself to begin a JV match. Senior Stephanie Smith makes last minute checks before a Varsity game. ------------------------------------------- Stick. Honored at the awards banquet were Beth Osthoff (all District and all SEOAL), Beth Zachariah (all SEOAL), Stephanie Smith (all District and all SEOAL), and Teresa Edgington, Senior. The leading ladies were: Varsity: Beth Zachariah, Stephanie Smith, Teresa Edgington, Beth Osthoff, Yvonne Fenik, Nikki Jerzak, Jennifer Lahman, Carlene Rapp, Beilina Cooper, Mindy Dalton, Christy Miller JV: Tara Doughty, Bobbie Sparks, Lora Spencer, Beth Spradlin, Gidget Humphreys, Trisha Hammond, Traci Poling _______________________________________________ Encore! Once again the JV and Varsity Volleyball teams made the record books. It is said that “Hard work pays off”, and in their case, there’s no doubt. Coaches Chuck Dorsey and Paula Erwin worked their teams hard, but no complaints have been heard. Talent was nurtured and knowledge of the game expanded. The JHS Volleyball teams know their games. The JV ended the season tied as SEOAL champions with Logan. They sported a 12-3 record overall. With a 23-4 record, the Varsity Volleyball squad again came away with the SEOAL championship, title of district runners-up, and JHS’s own Spirit Act I Volleyball — Members of the Varsity squad celebrate after receiving the Spirit Stick. Senior Beth Osthoff and stats keeper Missy Dalton chat before a game. JV members await the serve. A serve, a bump, and they prepare for a spike that will win the point. A JV squad member serves at a Logan game. Volleyball Act I Learning Their Parts ----------------------------------------------------- Putting It Together “The girls had fun. ” remarked Coach Heidi Kisor. But that was only half of the story. Not only did the Junior High Volleyball Squads have fun, they also came away with two winning records of 7-2 and 7-2. The young teams bought their own trophies and there was no banquet; but the Boosters sponsored a pizza party for them at the end of their season. Members were: (7th) Jennifer Jerzyk, Jodi Brown, Julie Miller, Stacey Dalton, Tracey Dalton, Kim Hughes, Terri Spradlin, Amanda Zito, Misty Smith; (8th) Kim Dameron, Erica Yates, Lisa Gould, Natasha Sommer, Tonya St umbo, Danae Straten, Angie Corn, Shannon Sollars, and Kellina Cooper. ______________________________________________________J Tonya Stumbo bumps the ball ihto the air during a home game while Danae Straten looks on. Act I Volleyball Chris Teichman taka a breath to gather hit strength for the next play. Soccer Team Members: Row 1: Britsny Phipps. Jenny Hill, Chris Brack-enbury. Beth Livesay. Jerod Wiley. Kim Lanhart, Wendy Brunton. Brian Sayre. Aaron Riley. Row 2: Coach Coyan. Jed Blanton. Ricky Smith. Steve Wastier, Greg Dearmg, Brad Teichman. Mike Moris. Bryan Matthews, Chris Teichman, Brent Helmers. --------------------------------------- Showing Their Style The Junior High Soccer Team made winning look easy. Coach Eric Coyan’s kids’ regular season record of 7-0 left little doubt concerning whether or not they knew their parts. Know them they did! Coach Coyan’s premiere as a soccer coach was a highlight of the fall sports season. Knowing only the basics, the soccer team quickly polished and honed their performances. MVP Overall Jerod Wiley, MVP Offense Bryan Matthews, and MVP Defense Kim Lanhart shared the soccer spotlight. Soccer member Greg Dearing kicks the ball to a teammate. Soccer Act I It’s Showtime The Senior Marching Band gives a star performance at a halftime show. Senior Mike Leach shows his experience and expertise during a rehearsal. Makin’ It Work For members of the Sr. and Cadet Marching Bands, performances began before the first football game or parade. Long, hot hours of practice welcomed them in the sweltering mid-August heat. Different formations were learned and new songs perfected. Young players with desires to please tried the patience of those with more experience. But when the first football game rolled around, they were purely professional. Totally committed, they grabbed the attention of the fans and held them in their seats. The strains of the music belied their nervousness and conveyed assurance in its place. As they marched off the field, they could hear the applause. Their first performance was a success. The Senior Marching Band competed several times iuring the season. Along with the Fort Frye Band Competition, they also attended competitions at Coal Grove and Marshall. The band received 2nd and 3rd places and an excellent rating. The percussion section received 2nd place at the Coal Grove Competition. Performances in parades included three Apple Festival parades, the Santa Claus Parade, and the Ohillco Days Parade. An encore to their busy season was a performance at the Rt. 35 Bypass groundbreaking, which was attended by Governor Richard Celeste. The directors of the Sr. and Cadet Marching Bands were Paul Hogue and Doug Heflin, respectively. V Act I Band Junior Rick Stokes keeps in step during an Apple Festival Parade. Sophomore Lori Dwyer keeps her poise on the parade route. Sophomores Chris Anderson and Alex Luhr-man stand at attention during a show. Practice for the percussion section requires much determination. Band Act I Performing On Center Court Junior Cathy Dicken serves the ball. Senior Akiko Yamada shows her stance. Team members gather for a picture. Senior Andrea Freeland awaits the serve. The JHS girls Tennis Team, coached by Vicki Williams, had a disappointing season, turning in a year-end record of 0-9. The girls had the desire and determination, but those fine qualities weren’t enough to bring home team victories. Although there were no team wins, there were several individual wins by doubles partners Penny Newsom and Teri Wimer, and Cathy Dicken and Julie Thomas. Singles matches were won by Sarah Jones and Akiko Yamada. Roster Seniors Teri Wimer Penny Newsom Andrea Freeland Akiko Yamada Juniors Sarah Jones Connie Lowery Cathy Dicken Sophomores Julie Thomas Sarah She ward Seeking the low score, a great shot, the hole-in-one. JHS golfers played at home (local courses) and traveled throughout the surrounding area. Individual efforts pulled together hoping for the win, the good team show. Coached by John Lloyd, the team ended league play in fifth place with a 10-20 record and play outside the league with a record of 9-11. Cast, for a time, in the role of golfers were: (Seniors) David Sheward, Brett Elliott, Steve Bowman, Allen Malone, Erik Massie; (Juniors) Terry Speakman, George Davis, Pat Muff ley, Brian Wiley, Jason Call, Jack Webb; (Sophomores) Brian Malone, Shane Prater, Jim Bevins; and (Freshmen) Jason Dixon, Todd Riegel, Tim Doty. Golfers End Play Leading The Applause Jr. Cheryl Bowling, Sr. Martha Woodard, and Jr. Brooke Lambert cheer at a pep assembly. JV cheerleaders at the Football Banquet. ' With Spirit The critics at Camp Crescendo (Rio Grande College) heaped praises on our “leading ladies ” Both the Varsity and JV squads held the spirit stick for three days, were nominated for the Award of Excellence and as semi-finalists for the Award of Excellence, respectively, and Martha Woodard secured and coveted title of “Miss Crescendo. ” The varsity cheerleaders also cap- tured first place in the Ohilco Days competition and both squads placed in the Apple Festival competition. Besides making “personal appearances”, they worked diligently “behind the scenes baking cookies, decorating for banquets, and painting spirit and locker signs. Cheerleader advisors Pam Evans, Trudi McDonald, and Jill Wade directed a highly Successful Cheerleading Clinic as a fund-raiser for new “costuming” for cheerleaders 7-12. V J Cheerleaders Act I The JV cheerleaders perform for the crowd during a time-out at a basketball game. Act I Cheerleaders r Building Spirit With . . . 7th Grade: Bottom Row (L. to R.) Kim Crabtree, Lori Nanna, Rhonda Hendricks. Top Row (L. to R.) Jennier Eisnaugle, Lea Gillum, Brooke Geitz. Visual Effects The 7th grade cheerleaders made their debut at Camp Crescendo and their performances gained them the spirit stick for three days, two blue ribbons, one red excellent ribbon, and one white outstanding ribbon. The 7th graders were outstanding in supporting roles at the 7th grade basketball and football games and pep assemblies. V_____________J r------------- Sound Effects Three blue superior ribbons, one red excellent ribbon and the spirit stick for three days were all the applause the 8th grade squad needed from Camp Crescendo. At games, the 8th graders generated the applause for the 8th grade basketball and football teams, and were responsible for getting the audience involved. 8th Grade: Front Row: Angie Corn, Kelly Rose, Susan Boroff. Middle Row: Danae Straton, Kellina Cooper Back: Kyle Fields V J Cheerleaders Act I Energy The Freshman cheerleaders also came away with winning performances from the cheerleading clinic held at Rio Grande College. The Spirit stick for two days, two red excellent and two blue superior ribbons were awarded to them. Sarah James had the special honor of being nominated for “Miss Crescendo.” V ------------------------------------------------- 1 Award Winning Players Girls volleyball, Cross country, girls tennis, and golf were the sports elevated to the limelight on Monday, November third when the JHS Athletic Department held its annual Fall Sports Banquet. Awards and achievements: Volleyball (Coach Dorsey) — All-SEOAL — Beth Zacha-riah, Beth Osthoff, Stephanie Smith. Cross Country (Coach Gillespie) — MIP — Graham Cochran; MVP — Matt Griffiths; All-SEOAL — Matt Griffiths. Tennis (Coach Williams) — MIP — Julie Thomas and Sarah Sheward; MVP — Penny Newsom. Golf (Coach Lloyd) — MIP — Terry Speakman; MVP — Shane Prater; Hole-in-One Award — Jim Bevins. Academic Awards — Pat Muff ley, Erik Massie, Ken Dear-ing, Graham Cochran, Steve Dearing, Shawn Lanhart, Beth Osthoff, Yvonne Fenik, and Jennifer Lahman. 40 V Fall Sports Banquet Act I J Actors Acting Sophomore Chris Anderson ‘ speaks his part . Seniors Mark Musick and Cindy Wiseman command attention from the audience. r “You Can’t Take It With You” With Expertise Her family is eccentric or crazy or both. His family is cultured, sophisticated, and wealthy. They fall in love. Will they marry? Can he tolerate her family? These questions and more were answered November 6th and 7th when the farce, “You Can’t Take It With You”, under the direction of Linda Shubirg, was performed in the JHS auditorium. Cast members in order of their appearance were: Cindy Wiseman, Kristen Taylor, Beau Euton, Graham Cochran, Mark Music, Harrison Craig, Scott Coffey, Chris Anderson, Cathy McCormick, Chris White, Rodney Tomblin, Glendon Hill, Michelle Tacket, Dan Mut-zig, Amie Cherrington, Chris Bloomfield, and Kim Thacker. Understudies were: Danielle Walke, Felicia Tomblin, Mary Nelson, Irene Shelton, Carla Folden, and Betsy Cherrington. Student director was Matt Barnett. J Glen Hill gives a convincing performance in front of Grampa”. r Actors prove that putting on a play is dramatic work. The cast gives Mrs. Cherrington, faculty assistant, a hand. ______________________________________) Many different things happen at one time on stage. Cindy Wiseman and Chris White become involved in their roles. r Academics — A Starring Role A Smash Hit There are a myriad of elements that go into the making of a smash hit.” Writers, directors, producers, choreographers, publicists, set designers, stage crews, actors, make-up artists, prompters — the list goes on. All must be good, better than good, to come together, to meld, to make that one outstanding production — the “smash hit.” The one element that stands above all others, that is the foundation, the real “star” of the production is the script. No matter how talented or strong the actors, without a fantastic script, the play will show signs of weakness, of something “missing. ” The academic structure and curriculum at JHS was, in ‘86-’87, the script. After all, learning is the school's main function and at JHS students have the opportunity to learn — not only the Three R’s but, social skills, emotional and physical development and balance — the life-skills. No matter what the student's interests and intellectual levels, the script at JHS was geared to interest and challenge the student body. V_____________________ Juniors Wendy Crabtree and Raye Angel stop in the hallway to chat the day before Christmas break. Juniors Sara Mutzig and Cheryl Bowling smile for the camera in a third-floor hallway. Junior Jim Steuwer watches a girls' basketball game. Feature Act I Act II Divider Hoping For A Hit Season Row 1: G. Harris, D. Congrove, C. Ervin, J. Coffey, C. Moyer, J. Perry. Row 2: Coach Gillespie, 0. Sexton, J. Ross, D. Kidd, M. Abrams, T. James, C. Oliver, Asst. Coach Stevens. “Hoop” Shots Despite a season filled with dashed hopes and a few wins, the players, fans, Head Coach Glen Gillespie, Asst. Non-Faculty Coach Mike Stevens, and Trainer Dawn Hern remained optomistic about the future of the basketball program. With only two lettermen on this year’s varsity, a rebuilding season was to be expected. Talent and desire can seldom substitute for experience. After a slow start, the primary goal was to show improvement and build a solid nucleus for next year’s team. Here’s hoping opening night ’87 will get rave reviews. Schedule DATE TEAM PL. Nov. 29 Minford H Dec. 5 Warren Local H Dec. 6 Wheelersburg A Dec. 12 Logan A Dec. 13 Wellston H Dec. 16 South Point H Dec. 19 Athens A Dec. 30 Waverly A Jan. 9 Galllpolis H Jan. 10 Oak Hill A Jan. 16 Marietta H Jan. 17 Wheelersburg H Jan. 23 Warren Local A Jan. 30 Logan H Jan. 31 Portsmouth West A Feb. 6 Athens H Feb. 7 Wellston A Feb. 10 Waverly H Feb. 13 Gallipolis A Feb. 20 Marietta A V Basketball Act II Guarding The Entrance r The JV squad breaks from a time-out. Sophomore Todd Perry looks to pass the ball. Junior Aaron Allen guards the hoop. v____________y --------------------------- Aiming For The Hoop Coaches for the Junior Varsity, 9th Grade, 8th Grade, and 7th Grade teams for the ’86-’87 school year were Greg Potter, Steve Little, Kevin Rice, and Gene Leyton respectively. Team records were unavailable for publication with the exception of the 8th Grade team’s win-loss record of 5-9. JV team picture was unavailable. K y Basketball Act II Jr. Doug Kidd shoot a foul shot. Row 1: B. Dillinger, D. Hughes, M. Taylor, J. Zacharaih, Coach Leyton. Row 2: J. Tatman, M. Morgan, B. Munn, B. Jewell, W. Woodard. Row 3: D. Cade, E. Trago, R. Mapes, S. Steuwer, S. Goodman. Row 4: R. Maynard, T. Walke, C. McGuire, B. Pittenger, M. Lyon. Row 1: T. Harmon, R. Johnson, L. Peacock, C. Valentine, M. Exline. B. Teichman, S. McGhee. Row 2: B. Rippeth, J. Poetker, G. Williams, L. Speakman, J. Wallace. K. Adkins. A. Riley, D. Sayer. Row 3: Coach Rice, T. Owens. G. Dearing. B. Matthews. G. Wiley, M. Morris, G. Teichman, R. Sexton, Vol. Coach Rev. Hess. Row 1: E. Dove. E. Minor, R. Walters, M. Moore, J. Wood. Row 2: Coach Little, C. Jenkins, C. White. H. O'Neal, S. Prater. B. White. T. Doty. Act II Basketball Waiting For The Opening Team members were: (L-R) Penny Newsom, Teri Wimer, Jody Boroff, Cindy Ridgeway, Stephanie Smith. Row 2: Coach Dorsey, Beth Osthoff, Lynn Stroth, Christy Riley, Beilina Cooper, Missy Dalton. Seniors Penny Newsom, Teri Wimer, and Beth Osthoff prepare for a game. r A Girls Varsity Basketball Coach Chuck Dorsey was pleased with the much larger turn-out for try-outs this season than last. He attributed the 86- '87 Girls Varsity Basketball Team members with “a great desire to win, quickness, shoot- ing ability, and the leadership of six seniors.99 Fast-breaks, lay-ups, dribbling, all these and more figured in the long practices and game strategies of the Iron ladies. Efforts paid off with victory in Jackson's Invitational Tournament and the best season record (10-11) in nearly a decade. Statistician was Susan Boroff. V J Basketball Act II Senior Missy S. Dalton attempts a foul shot. Senior Steph Smith tries for a three point play. Team members wait for play to resume. Senior Penny Newsom dribbles the basketball down the court. Act II Basketball Row 1: T. Moore. A. Speakman. J. Hill, T. Dalton, P. Bentley, S. Dalton, B. Phipps. Row 2: Coach Heidi Kisor, A. Zito, T. Musick, V. Depue, D. Phillips, K. Hughes, J. Miller, K. Allen, Coach Sharon Yuhas. Kellina Cooper, Missy Jewell, Susan Anderson, and Kathy Jewell after a game. Kellina Cooper tries for two points. Under The Nets League play is always tough according to Chuck Dorsey, but evidently not too tough for the JV hoop-sters. They were real contenders in the SEOAL with seven victories out of the ten scheduled league games. The girls on the JV team are girls to watch next season. They're coming on strong I The junior high girls, coached by Mrs. Heidi Kisor, worked tirelessly through long practices. With records of 4-10 (7th grade girls) and 6-9 (8th grade girls), the young roundballers may not have chalked up an overwhelming number of victories, but with their desire to win and some added experience, they'll just keep getting stronger. V J Basketball Act II Row 1: K. Jewell, J. Maynard, K. Cooper, T. Crabtree. Row 2: Coach Kiaor, K. Lambert, E. Sexton, S. Anderson, M. Taylor, N. Sommer, Coach Yuhas. A. Wyant, J. Boroff, C. Ridgeway, K. Patrick. Row 2: Coach Dorsey, K. Scurlock, J. Rapp, C. Riley, B. Cooper. Eighth grader Kellina Cooper throws the ball into play. JV member Cindy Ridgeway avoids the steal. JV member Beilina Cooper throws the ball inbounds. Act II Basketball Playing To A Full House — The 45th annual Jackson Community Carol Sing played to a full house on Wednesday, the 17th of December. The JHS auditorium was so packed that the balcony was opened for seating and it, too, was filled to capacity. Performances by the high school glee club and newly formed ensemble, “Colored Images” under the direction of Mr. Doug Heflin, and the seventh and eighth grade choirs under the direction of Mrs. Lady Baesman, highlighted the annual holiday event. The Jackson Kids, an elementary vocal group directed by Mrs. Carolyn McCormick, symbolized the fact that the Carol Sing is truly a family affair. V__________________ The Glee Club opened the program with “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” and “God Save the People” from “Godspell.” This was followed by the invocation, given by Rev. James Kuhn. “Rudolph’s Nose” by the seventh grade chorus and “Jazzy Jinglin’ Bells” by the eighth graders added fun and frolic to an already enjoyable evening. Carol Sing Act II Under the direction of Mrs. Lady Baesman. the chorus sings for a rapt audience. The Seventh Grade Choir under the direction of Mrs. Lady Baesman performs. The Sr. High Glee Club awaits the cue. Eighth Grade Chorus sings enthusiastically. Act II Carol Sing More Sound Effects snal h4nB2R3noariapal i | awnraMansficrr1! Inonwrii n rr r Members Show Choir Members Sopranos: Daren Thomas, Cathy McCormick, Andrea Freeland, Michelle Tackett, Irene Sheldon, and Betsy Stevenson. Altos: Cindy Wiseman, Beau Euton, Angela Malone, Jerry Camp, Jenny Bowman, and Stephanie McGowan Tenors: Kenny Castle, Chris White, Jim Barnett, Matt Gilliland, Alex Luhrman, Mike McFann Base Matt Conger, Scott Coffey, Bill White, Nick Burchette, Ed Dove, Steve Burke, Rob Collins Instrumentalists Kathy Schwab (trombone), Jeremy Harley (trumpet), Chris Anderson (guitar), Mark Musick (bass guitar), Chris Lortz (drums), Dan Mutzig (piano), Robin Swank (piano), Heather Johnson (alto sax), Heather Neal (tenor sax), and David Stevenson (baritone sax). V_____________________J ---------------------- Colored Images A new addition to the musical line-up this year was the Mr. Heflin-inspired show choir. Try-outs were held early in the fall and the select group, “Colored Images1consisted of twenty-four vocalists and ten instrumentalists. Their music ranged from “On Broad- V way” tunes to modern rock songs, music that couldn't otherwise be included in the conventional Glee Club repertoire. “Colored Images” performed at the Glee Club concerts, the annual Carol Sing, for Gov. Celeste at the Rt. 35 by-pass groundbreaking, for the Lion's Club, and for the Senior Citizens. J Show Choir Act II The Jazz Band performs at the Winter Band Concert. The upbeat music and enthusiastic performance made them a favorite of the audience. Sax players Scott Coffey, Pat Muffley, and Alex Luhrman move to the beat of the music. Members Alto Sax: Pat Muffley, Scott Coffey, John Young, Benji White, Chad Radune Tenor Sax: Chris Anderson, Alex Luhrman, Heather Neal, Heather Johnson Baritone Sax: David Stevens and Scott Gray Trombone: Kathy Schwab, Robin Swank, Bobbie Sparks Baritone Horn: Jason Hatten Trumpet Roger Holbrook, Lynn Stroth, Jeremy Harley, Tammy Moore Bass: Mark Musick Keyboard: Dan Mutzig and Jenny Bowman Percussion: Chris Lortz and Roy Hatten Jazz Band Members of the Jazz Band, under the direction of Mr. Paul Hogue played for the Winter Concert, the Spring Concert, for the Lions' Club, Ohillco Days, Apple Festival, and represented JHS admirably with “Jazz pizzaz at all performances. V J Playing The Score V Act II Jazz Band The annual Sweetheart Dance was held on Saturday, February 14th in the JHS auditorium. For three hours, the music, provided by Travis Jones of Vienna, West Virginia, the decorations in red, white, and silver, and the theme “Will You Still Love Me? combined to make a perfect setting for the most romantic evening of the year. Traditionally, cupids, hearts, flowers, and love characterize Valentine’s Day and the FHA — sponsored semi-formal dance for students in grades nine through twelve was no exception. Reigning royalty for the evening was Queen Brenda Causey and her court: Senior Attendant Cindy Wiseman; Junior Attendant Cheryl Bowling; Sophomore Attendant Angie Hill; and Freshman Attendant Adrea Rippeth. Admission was $2.50 per person. V. Sweetheart Dance Act II Introduced at the event were attendant Angie Hill and her escort Doug Kidd. Something catches the attention of Juniors Dusty Sexton and Tiffany Livesay. Seniors Corey Biggs and Patty Warren smile for the photographer. Sweetheart royalty gathered with their escorts for a picture. They were: Adrea Rippeth, Angie Hill, Queen Brenda Causey, Cindy Wiseman, and Cheryl Bowling. Act II Sweetheart Dance Developing Their Skills Team members gather for a snapshot after a winning match. On The Mats Wrestling is a contact sport that tests individual strength, endurance, and skill and helps develop coordination, self-reliance, and mental alertness. Because there are 13 weight classes, size is no deterrent to participation and may be the contact sport for you. Varsity wrestling is a relatively new sport at JHS and the team's three wins in twenty-eight matches was the best record compiled in its three year history. Points are scored for take-downs, escapes, reversals, and near falls. A pin wins the match, no matter how many points have been scored. There is a system for converting individual points to team points and referee's signals are official for both high school and college. The '86-'87 team coach was John Sheets. V J Wrestling Act II Tad Kidd and his opponent begin a match. The Program 1986-87 Wrestling Schedule 12 11 87 Gallipolis H 12 20 87 Miami Trace A 1 10 87 Vinton County H 1 14 87 Athens A 1 17 87 Iron ton A 1 20 87 Logan H 1 21 87 Nelson ville A 1 24 87 Trimble A 1 28 87 Vinton County A 1 31 87 Federal Hocking A 2 4 87 Federal Hocking H 2 12 87 Gallipolis A 2 21 87 League meet A Members of the team await a decision. Many different holds are executed in the course of a match. r Best Supporting Roles ■N Blending Together After the script is in place and the players cast, the time for blending it all together is at hand. This requires teamwork and is an integral part of any successful production. At JHS the teamwork was most evident in the sports program. Great teamwork didn't always guarantee a victory but it really added a “togetherness” — even to a losing season. JHS came out on top — in spirit and comraderie. The script, teamwork, and that special something that really makes the production come alive are the three prerequisites necessary to insure a “smash hit” At JHS, that something was student activities. Organizations added life and harmony, color and flesh to make '86-’87 a really great production. What A Setting ... Team members escort Jr. Chris Ervin to the dugout after a home run. Sr. player Rich Wyant winds up for the pitch. JV member Beau Kearns goes for the ball. For A Hit Mother, baseball, and apple pie — the American Way “One, two, three strikes you1 re out at the old ball-game.” IVs hard to resist the lure of the diamond and the Varsity baseball team was right there in the thick of it. The JHS team faced tough competition and experienced some problems. Going into tournament play with a record of 3-19, the players buckled down and were instilled with new life when they beat the top-seeded team, the Logan Chief tans. They then went on to capture the first runner-up position in the sectionals beaten by Lancaster). Baseball Act III Coach Kight concurs that the team is young, but feels it will be one to contend with in upcoming seasons. The JV Baseball Team was coached by Mr. Steve Little. Coach Little introduced team members at the Spring Sports Banquet. They finished the season with a record of 6-11. Junior Chris Ervin congratulates Senior Sean Humphreys on his run. Row 1: R. Wyant, J. Waugh, S. Humphreys, A. Mapes. Row 2: C. Moyer, B. Cantor, J. Steuwer, G. Smalley, J. Strawser, T. Newell. Row 3: G. Meredith, C. Ervin, J. Lantz, T. Speakman, T. Leach, S. Sexton, B. Cooper. Junior Jim Steuwer makes a play. Junior Jeff Strawser goes up to bat. Freshman Mike Moore winds up for the pitch. r v On The Field The Girls Varsity Softball team, coached by Mrs. Paula Erwin, proved their talent on the field by defeating much of the season’s competition and turning in a winning record of 11-10. Although the girls were defeated early in tournament play, when second seeded South Point scored a run in the bottom half of the seventh inning to edge Jackson 7-6 in the Class AA tournament game played at South Point, Coach Erwin was proud of the team. “The kids played their hearts out,” said the Coach. “It could have gone either way.” The JV Softball Team was coached by Mrs. Jill Baldwin who introduced team members at the Spring Sports Banquet. The season record was 3-10. V Softball Act III J Senior catcher Penny Newsom discusses an injury with the umpire. Senior fielder Lynn Stroth looks to the coach for advice. ■ ' ■. ri . Mi w� I.A. '• Senior fielder Missy Dalton walks to the dugout. A JV team member swings at the pitch. j Taking It — On The Road The junior high track program is still young; the ’87 season marked its third year at JHS. The girls team, coached by John Sheets, finished the year with a perfect record of 9-0. The boys, coached by Kevin Rice, did admirably with a 7-2 finish. Both teams won the county meets held in Wellston. A big thank-you goes to the Jackson Youth Athletic Association for purchasing new jerseys for these “to be reckoned with” tracksters. The Varsity boys track team completed the season with a record of 33-36. Veteran coach Don Armstrong said, “We hope to continue to build self-image and develop our athletes to their fullest potential despite plaguing injuries.” Team members were assisted by first year coach John Lehew and team captains, Tom Griffiths and Ted Sweeney. First year Girls Varsity coach Dennis Reinhart and Asst, coach Sharon Yu has felt that the girls team was still in the process of discovery this season. Two team members were able to distinguish themselves: Yvonne Fenik holds the school record in the shot put and Buffy Leach holds the JHS record in the 200-meter dash. Varsity pictures were not available at press time. _____________________________________________________J Track Act III Trackster Robin Sweeney clears the hurdle well ahead of her competition. Junior Laura Owens takes the handoff from a fellow trackster. Junior Mike Phipps winds up to throw the discus. Preparing the hurdles are: John Linder, Rick Stokes, Aaron Asbury, and Tim James. Seniors Kenny Dearing and Greg Clark in high spirits before a meet. In a discus throw, Brad Munn shows his stance. Act III Track Shannon Sollars and Ryan Mapes enjoy the dancing. Jerod Wiley and H.D. Crabtree hold a conversation. Junior High students pay $1.50 a person and $2.50 a couple to attend the event. r A In The Spotlight “Friends — Lean on Me’’ was the theme selected for the May 1st junior high dance held annually at JHS and sponsored by the members of Student Council. The dance was a success — exciting and fun for the many who attended. D.J. Jim Davis provided the music and pleased the party-goers with prizes, placing some seventh and eighth grade students in the spotlight. Jr. High Theme Dance Act III r What A Racket The Varsity Boys Tennis team faced stiff opponents throughout the ’87 season. The fourteen team competitions yielded two hard-won victories and twelve losses, but Coach Greg Potter said the team showed improvement and he expects a better season next year. Seven lettermen will be returning. Chad Radune and Greg Jansen compiled fourteen of the twenty-five individual wins during the season. Radune won nine of the twenty-five, and Jansen, five. V J Act III Tennis Basking In The Glory . . . Greg Jansen receives his Tennis MVP award. Of Rave Reviews On Monday, May 18, 1987, the Spring Sports Banquet was held in the cafeteria; the awards presentations, in the auditorium. Master of Ceremonies was Greg Clark, the welcome was given by Kenny Dearing, and the invocation by Penny Newsom. The first awards of the night went to the Boys Varsity Track Team. Major award winners included: Greg Clark, Steve Dearing, Matt Barnett, Ken Dearing, and Doug Congrove (athletic academic awards); plaques, to Tom Griffiths, Greg Clark, Ken Dearing, Matt Griffiths, Doug Congrove, Todd and John Perry, and Greg Harris for breaking school records; Best Distance Runner to Tom Griffiths; Best Sprinter to Greg Harris; and Beat in Field to Mike Phipps. The Moat Improved Player award was presented to John Perry and Most Valuable Player to Greg Harris. Girls Varsity Track Team awards went to: Michell Ridge, Jody Boroff, Laura Owens, Allison Oliver, Buffy Leach, Yvonne Fenik (athletic academic awards); Fenik and Leach (breaking school records); Laura Owens (Best Distance); Buffy Leach (Best Sprinter); Yvonne Fenik (Best in Field); Sarah She ward (Most Improved); and Buffy Leach (Most Valuable Player). Girls Varsity Softball presentations: Mindy Dalton, Cindy Ridgeway, Shelley Moore, Lynn Stroth (athletic academics); Missy Dalton (BOP); Cindy Ridgeway (BDP), (ALL-SEOAL); Lynn Stroth (MIP), (HM-SEOAL); Penny Newsom (MVP), (ALL-SEOAL); Missy Dalton (MVP), (ALL-SEOAL). Boys Tennis awards to: Greg Jansen (athletic academics), (MVP), (ALL-SEOAL); Chad Radune (athletic academics), (MIP), (ALL-SEOAL); Dan Mutzig and Scott Gray (athletic academics). Boys Varsity Baseball presentations: George Smalley (athletic academics); Chris Ervin (BOP), (MVP), (ALL-SEOAL); Terry Speakman (BDP), (ALL-SEOAL); Sean Humphreys (MIP); Bob Cantor (ALL-SEOAL). Senior Athlete Awards went to Lynn Stroth, Academic Award; Tom Griffiths, O.R. Henry Award; and Beth Osthoff, Lewis Pickerel Athletic Scholarship. Spring Sports Banquet Act III Senior Missy Dalton walks away with several varsity softball awards. Varsity baseball Coach Bob Kight speaks with his players after the banquet. Junior Mike Phipps receives Best in Field award in Varsity Track. Act III Spring Sports Banquet Costuming Counts ... Tara Doughty and Chris Moyer enjoy the dancing. Karen Eskola and Shawn Vance smile for the camera shot. Greg Dearing and Dan Mutzig discuss the decorations. In The Background Once again, ghosts of characters Lit’Abner and Daisy Mae haunted the JHS Auditorium. The date was March 20, 1987, and the annual Sadie Hawkin’s dance for sen-ior high students (grades 9-12) was another hit. Carl Angel and the Good ’Ole Boys provided the music and added lots of character themselves. Representatives from each class were chosen by ballot at the door to be honored as LiTAbner and Daisy Mae. Freshman: Mark Manning and Jennifer Brunton Sophomores: Scott Coffey and Heather She ward Juniors: Mike Alford and Jennifer Lehman Seniors: Brett Elliot and Lannie Romeo Sadie Hawkins is sponsored by the Hi-Yand Tri-Hi-Y dubs as a fund-raiser for their trip to Youth-in-Govern-ment. V J Sadie Hawkins Act III Jr. Robin Swank smiles a greeting. Jrs. Tiffany Livesay and George Davis “dress for the occassion. Chad Radune pauses during the music. Act III Sadie Hawkins Doug Congrove and Heather Neal in high spirits for the festivities. John Perry and Michelle Ridge deep in discussion. Students enjoy the dance. Public Performance A student examines one of the many projects displayed. Matt Barnett, Jonathon Blanton, and John Martin display trophies received for their achievements in the computer division. Many enjoy the opportunity to look at the various projects. r Encore! Encore! The Science Fair originated at JHS in 1959 by Mr. Robert Harrison, a science teacher. In Mr. Harrison's classses the project method was used to help students better understand the principals of science and the fair was to have a four-fold purpose. 1. To offer opportunity for the display of scientific talent and to provide recognition for this talent 2. To motivate, encourage, and inspire in students and teachers the desire for scientific experimentation and discovery. __________________________________________ 3. To encourage talented youth to enter scientific careers. 4. To focus attention on science and stimulate student, teacher, and community interest. The JHS gym was turned into a “scientists’ dream”. Hundreds of projects were on display at the annual Science Fair on March 26th and 27th. Those with a serious interest in science could spend hours drifting from one project to another. Nearly every area of science was represented. “Astronomy to Zoology,” said Mr. Bowman, fair director. There were science projects from A to Z and project-makers visualizing the future with themselves cast in starring roles in our ‘scientific future.1 _______________________________________________________) Science Fair Act III Cheryl Bowling and Missy Rupert at the fair. Winners The 1987 Science Fair winners were: Jr. Division: 1 — Michael Morgan, 2 — Jeff Roberts, 3 — Kim Robbins. Sr. Division: 1 — William James, 2 — Doug Con-grove, 3 — Pat Muffley. Governor’s Award For Excellence in Student Research: A — Energy — Chad Reynolds (8), B — Water Resources — Sara Mutzig (11), C — Agriculture and Food Sciences — Kim Robbins (7), D — Letter Prevention and Recycling — Tiffany Livesay, E — Environmental Sciences — Michael Morgan (7). Jackson County Conservation projects: Jr. Division: 1 — Mike Morris (8), 2 — Susan Reigel (8), 3 — Jeffrey Roberts (8) Sr. Division: 1 — Tiffany Livesay (11), 2 — Tammy Grimes (11), 3 — Sara Mutzig (11) Computer Division: Jr. Division: 1 — Matthew Barnett (9), 2 — John Martin (8), 3 — Jonathon Blanton (8) Sr. Division: 1 — Dan Mutzig (10), 2 — Don Mourning (11), 3 — Brian Wiley (11). Act III Science Fair Martha Woodard, Shannon Swingle, Tim James, Bob Cantor, and Scott Morris “perform at the Arts Festival. Chad Lambert looks at the poster display. Gymnastics was just one of the forms of entertainment available at this year's festival. John Young demonstrates his ability on the balance beam. r For The Public Mr. Clarence Rice, co-ordinator of the Arts Festival, directed another “show stopper” on April 9th and 10th in the JHS gymnasium. Hundreds of entries were submitted for judging in the many categories. During the Festival days, Miss Alyce Smith’s spech classses conducted mock radio shows from the gym. The on-the-spot news flashes and popular music provided entertainment for students, teachers, and visitors from the community. Gymnastics exhibitions rounded off the full range of artistic talents on display. V Arts Festival Act III Nikki Jerzak spends time looking at pinatas. Miss Smith and her speech classes put together a mock radio program for the festival. Students enjoy socializing during the arts and crafts display. r Best-in-Show Arts Festival Winners Best-in-Show (poetry): Chris Anderson, Best-in-Show (prose): Chris Lortz, Diane K. Henry A ward: Karen Es-kola Best-in-Show: Spanish HI Pinata (Anna Maude Fehrman Award), Best-in-Show (Visual Arts): Ted Sweeney V J Beth Smith and Stacie Boroff represent their classmates in receiving a special award, the Anna Maude Fehrman Award. The gym is filled to capacity with students and various art entries. Act III Arts Festival r------------------------------------------- Action! On April 3rd and 4th, the drama department presented to the public their rendition of Brigadoon, a Scottish musical comedy. Two weary hunters, Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas, stumble upon a village that mysteriously vanishes and then materializes, apparently at will. The village (Brigadoon) and villagers provide comedy and ro- mance for Tommy and Jeff and two young ladies from the village — Frona Maclaren and Meg Brockie. Time, effort, and energy expended by both cast and crew were apparent in their fine matinees and evening performance. An unexpected April snowstorm dumping over a foot of snow brought about the cancellation of Saturday night’s performance. Faculty director Linda Shubirg was assisted by Lana Cherrington. V J 80 Spring Play Act III — Cast Tommy Albright Jeff Douglas Jane Ashton Fiona Maclaren Jean Maclaren Andrew Maclaren Archie Beaton Harry Beaton Mr. L undie Charlie Dalrymple Argus McGuffie Meg Brockie Frank Maggie Kate Stuart Dalrymple V Chris Anderson Rod Tomblin Cindy Wiseman Cathy McCormick Jennifer Morris Eric Humphrey Rob Collins Harrison Craig Scott Coffey Dan Mutzig Glen Hill Heather Neal David Boucher Moretta Yates Michelle Tackett Shawn Lanhart J Chris Anderson and Cindy Wiseman in Act II. Carla Hoyt and Andrea Rippeth backstage. The cast gives an intriguing and believable performance. Actors in deep thought. Dan Mutzig takes the spotlight. Act III Spring Play 81 Voices Blending There was music in the air as family and friends filed into the auditorium on Wednesday evening, April 29th. The occasion? The Spring Glee Club Concert, directed by Mr. Heflin (Senior High Glee Club and Show Choir) and Mrs. Lady Baesman (7th and 8th grade Glee Clubs) The Glee Clubs entertained the members of the audience with music ranging from classical to contemporary. Performances by the junior high Glee Clubs in- cluded “Walk Tall”, “When the Saints Go Marching In”, “ Found A Friend”, and “America the Beautiful”. “Like a Shining Light”, “Alleau”, “All for the Best”, and “Rhythm of Light” were four of the selections sung by the Senior High Glee Club. The JHS Show Choir, “Colored Images” offered “On Broadway”, “Star Maker” and “Twist and Shout” for the audience’s enjoyment. In answer to a “curtain call” the Senior High Glee Club encored with “Lean On Me”. Spring Glee Club Concert Act III Program Walk Tall Carl Strommen I Found A Friend in You Catherine Bennett We re The Men Jay Althouee When The Saints Go Marching In Arrg. Ruth Art man 8th Grade Chorus America The Beautiful Bates, Ward Arrg. Joyce Eilens 7th 8th Grade Chorus On Broadway Star Maker Twist A Shout Colored Images When Jesus Wept Billings Like A Shining Light Roger Lentz Praise Him, Allelu Curtright Canticles of America John Rutter 2. Seed Gor to Plants All For the Best Stephen Schwartz Lamb of God Decius-Christiansen Rhythm of Life Cy Coleman Senior High Glee Club ________________________________________________y The Eighth Grade Chorus performs “Wall Tall” for a rapt audience. The Seventh and Eighth Grade Choirs sing. Senior Chris Lortz added percussion to several of the concert’s selections. Act III Spring Glee Club Concert Sound Mixers Band members Lori Eisnaugle, Nikki White, Robj Swank, Rob Collina, and Kathy Schwab are hoi ored. I ----------------------------------- Mastering The Notes The annual Spring Band Concert was held on May 5th at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. The lighting and setting added to the performances staged by the Senior High Band, the Jazz Band, and the senior trumpe-teers who were featured in one of the numbers. The band was directed by Mr. Paul Hogue. On May 6th at 7:00 p.m., the Junior High Band burst forth with music on stage. Their concert was enhanced by the second appearance of the elementary school band. Both bands were under the direction of Mr. Doug Heflin. The 1987 Senior Band Banquet was held Wednesday, May 13th, at 6:00 p.m. Our “music masters” were feted with honors for their loyalty, hard work, and their ability in the field of instrumentals. Most improved awards went to Jenny Bowman and Chris Anderson; Musician-ship to Dan Mutzig; Merit award and Music Scholarship to Lori Eisnaugle; the Louis Armstrong Jazz award to Jeremy Harley; and the John Phillip Sousa awards to Lynn Stroth and Roger Holbrook. Equipment managers, Roger Holbrook and Mark Musick, received the “Brown Noser” award and a $50 savings bond. ____________________________________________j Band Concert Act III Members playing brass instruments play a special part in the musical selection. The Sr. High Band waits for the signal to begin. Formal dress was prevelant at the Spring Concert. The concert began with selections from the percussion ensemble. Act III Band Concert Serious Actors TEAM MEMBERS English 9— Scott Gray, Joella Jones, Adrea Rippeth, Matt Gilliland English 10 — Deidre Geitz, Traci Ragland, Julie Thomas, Alex Luhrman. English 11 — Peggy Casey, Amy Frye, Stacy VanFossan, Nancy Goble. English 12 — Daren Thomas, Duane Davis, Mary Hess. Spanish I — Laura Wolfe Spanish II — Sean Prunka, Wendy Butler. American History — Bill James, Megan Malone, Tony Newell, Chuck Oliver, Shawna Peoples. Senior Social Studies — David McCartney, Ken Dearing, Helen Tennant, Steph Smith. Algebra I — Rob Walters, Harrison Craig, Andy Lloyd, Kim Brakenbury. Algebra II — Cameron Craig, Greg Jansen, Donnie Mourning, Robin Swank. Advanced Math — Mike Leach, Erik Massie, Lori Eisnaugle, Greg Clark. General Science — Shane Prater, Adam Swank, Donna Booth, Todd Riegel. Biology — Scott Hickman, Scott Coffey, Dawn Smith, Heather Sheward. Chemistry — Brian Wiley, Jennifer Lahman, Karen Eskola, Pat Muffley. Physics — Jeremy Harley, Roger Holbrook, George Eubanks. The scholarship tests have been a part of JHS for many years. However, the method for choosing the team members was changed this year. In the past, various classes would take a qualifying test and the four highest scores would determine who would go to Chillicothe (Ohio University Branch) to take the District test. This year, any student wishing to participate paid six dollars and took the test. When the results were in, the top four scorers were honored as 1987 Scholarship Team members. __________________J r A Academic Luncheon The second annual Academic A wards Luncheon was held at Canter’s Cave Lodge on Sunday, May 10, and honored those students who achieved a 3.75 grade point average or better in 9th grade (one semester), in tenth grade (three semesters), in eleventh grade (five semesters), and in twefth grade (seven semesters); and those Seniors who received scholarships, grants, or other outstanding awards throughout the year. The parents of those students achieving academic excellence were also invited. The featured speaker was Dr. Fritz J. Russ, a graduate of JHS, a charter inductee into the JHS Hall of Honor, and founder, President, and Chairman of the Board of Systems Research Laboratories, Inc., Day-ton, Ohio. Achieving Excellence Act III Honors Banquet Script-Writers Honored Present at the induction were: Faculty Advisor Lucinda Eubanks, Associate Principal Thomas Jenkins, and Dr. Michael Richardson, Superintendent. (------------------------------------------------- At Luncheon Several Skeleton and Osky Wow staff members were honored for their journalistic achievement at a special luncheon held at the Colonial. Quill and Scroll is an international society for high school journalists. To be a member you must be an active junior or senior publication’s staffer; be in the upper one third of your class; must have done superior work in some phase of journalism (Writing, editing, broadcasting, management) and be recommended by the publication’s advisor. The new and honorary members were inducted at a luncheon held on Wednesday, May 12th. The welcoming ceremony was conducted by the ranking two-year members, Jeremy Harley, Daren Thomas, and Cathy McCormick. New Members are as follows: Megan Malone, William E. James II, Juanita White, Sara Mutzig, and Tiffany Livesay. Honorary members are: Pat Malone, June Vermilion, Beth Zachariah, Chris Lortz, and Carleen Rapp. _________________________________________________J 88 Quill And Scroll Act III April 28th On the evening of April 28, fifty new members were inducted into the National Honor Society in the JHS auditorium. The fifty new members make a total of seventy-nine. All seventy-nine juniors and seniors were chosen on the basis of four categories. The student must have a 3.0 grade average, must show leadership, service, and character. Meetings are held five to six times a year with their advisor Mr. Bowman. Officers were: President, Mike Leach; Vice-President, Erik Massie; Secretary, Mary Hess; Treasurer, Cathy McCormick; and Chaplain, Daren Thomas. Hot or Student Recognized New members were: Trisha Adams, Deborah Bowers, Cheryl Bowling, Sandy Can-terberry. Margaret Casey, Rhonda Christian White. James Cochran. Rob Collins. Doug Congrove, Cameron Craig, Cathy Dicken. Karen Eskola, Priscilla Fannin, Amy Frye. Nancy Goble, Jodi Gordon, John Greathouse. Bill James. Greg Jansen, Heather Kirkendall, Jennifer Lahman, Shawn Lanhart, Tiffany Livesay, Chris Lortz. Megan Malone, Darren Mapes, Bonna May, Heather McGhee, Becky Miller, Jennifer Morris, Don Mourning. Chris Moyer, Pat Muffley, Sara Mutzig, Tony Newell. Mark Orsborne. Laura Owens, John Perry, Kathy Schwab. Lisa Spencer. Steve Spires, Rick Stokes. Gwen Stover, Jeff Strawser, Robin Swank. Kristen Taylor, Stacy VanFossan, Nikki White. Brian Wiley, and John Willis. Act III NHS •. v' A Masquerade . Seniors Teri Wimer and Norm Steele enjoy the evening's Masquerade . The traditional Sr. girls prom picture still holds true as they gather for the formal snapshot. Seniors Akiko Yamada and Cindy Wisemen take a break from the dancing. --------------------------------------- Prom ’87 By Prom night, April 25th, the JHS gymnasium was magically transformed into a glittering “Masquerade The strong colors of metallic red, silver, and black, selected by Senior class members as their own, determined the mood for the evening — bold and beautiful. The usually jean-clad students became striking young ladies and handsome gentlemen in their formal attire. To preserve the moment, couples patiently wait- A ed in line to have John Shaw of National School Studios capture it on film. Controlling the airwaves, filling the “Masquerade” with sound was 92-x’s Suzy Wad. The buffet tables were beautifully catered by the women of Christ United Methodist Church and junior class members and advisor, Mrs. Becky Kight, worked feverishly for many hours on the decorations. Fine music, good food, lovely decorations, a great date — memories are made of this. Prom Act III J Several prom-goers relax and enjoy the music. Srs. Sherri Shasteen and Michelle Rader are serious on this formal occasion. Sr. colors red, silver, and black dominate decorations of Prom ’87. DJ Suzy Wad from 92 FM. Jr. Tiffany Livesay and Doug Congrove dance the night away. r Never Say Goodbye After the formal “Masquerade” in the JHS gymnasium, students changed for the annual Stay-at-Home party held in the Memorial Building. The “after party” is sponsored by the parents of the Junior and Senior class members and has long been a special part of Prom night. Glass slippers on the table, decorations of purple, pink, and white, and the theme “Never Say Goodbye” generated pangs of nostalgia — for Seniors, the bittersweet reality of their last year in high school rapidly coming to a close. Music was provided by the Piper Mobile Sound and Lights Company of Huntington, West Virginia, and photos, by Dale Lear of Lear photography. Winding up in the early morning hours, students left the Stay-at-Home party with stars in their eyes and smiles on their lips, another never-to-be-forgotten memory printed on their hearts. y Stay-At-Home Act III Shawn Lanhart and Irene Sheldon smile for a camera shot. Dancing with friends strengthens the theme of “Never Say Goodbye’’. A Sr. guy Stay-At-Home photo starts a new tradition?! Graham Cochran, Jodi Gordon, Chris Freeland, and Nikki White enjoy the evening. Many enjoy the music and move to the beat of the occasion. Act III Stay-At-Home Faculty And Administration Superintendent Dr. Michael Richardson V___________________________ Divider Producer And Director Jackson City Schools Board Of Education Dr. Steve Stevenson, President; Mr. Dean S. Brown, Dr. Dwight Shumate, board member; Mrs. Susan Vice-President; Mrs. Betty Douthett, board member; Taylor, board member. Administrators J Central Office v Jack Coyan, Assistant Superintendent of Schools; Thomas Slater, Director of Curriculum and Personnel; Kenton Adkins, Director of Pupil Personnel; (not pictured) Pat Willis, Coordinator of Psychological Services; Nanetta Fults, Ele- mentary Supervisor. Jackson High School Administrators Producers Administrators Hilary Abell, Distributive Education Marie Adkins, Home Economics Denise Armstrong, English and Spanish Don Armstrong, Math Lady Baesman, Music Charles Bowman, Science Geraldine Bowman, Jr. High Tag Al Burger, Health Pauline Chapman, English and Psychology Carol Craig, Language Arts Charles Dorsey, Remedial Education Yvetta Doty, Home Economics Lucinda Eubanks, Language Arts Pam Evans, Language Arts Ron Fenik, Health Glen Gillespie, Business Education Shirlene Goff, Typing Steve Gut, Social Studies Jack Handley, American Government Sherry Headley, Home Economics Douglas Heflin, Music Betty Howard, Math Sharon Yuhas, Jr. High Reading Gene Layton, Learning Disabilities Steve Little, Physical Education John Lloyd, Math Don Morris, Developmentally Handicapped Karla Morrow, Business Education Tom Payne, Math Clarence Rice, Art Diane Richards, Science Mary Jean Rieder, Latin and English Faculty Directors Nina Rose, Business Education Cindy Sheahan, Developmental Handicapped Alyce Smith, Spanish and Speech Art Stevenson, Computers Jill Wade, Science Steve Walburn, Health and Science; Athletic Director Kent Washam, Language Arts Vicki Williams, Developmentally Handicapped Jackson High Faculty Martha Wright, Business Education; Peggy York, Business Education; Jeff Young, Science Faculty Not Pictured Guidance Dept. Fred Altherr, OWA; Eric Coyan, Science; Lisle Dill, Vocational Agriculture; Marlin Donley, Social Studies; Mike Eisnaugle, Science; Randy Furguson, Social Studies; Linda Hale, Language Arts; Paul Hogue, Music; Dennis Hutchison, Math; Becky Kight, Math; Robert Kight, Social Studies; Richard Lanier, Industrial Arts; Leah Moyer, Health, Physical Education; Noble Mullins, T l; Wayne McWhorter, Math; Dennis Reinhart, Social Studies; Alan Scurlock, T l; John Sheets, Industrial Arts; Linda Shu-birg, Language Arts; Paul Sites, Mech. Drawing; William Yeager, Social Studies. Tom Perry, Guidance; June Eubanks, Guidance; Deborah Crabtree, Guidance JHS Secretarial Staff Dorothy Lambert, J.H.S. Office; Charlotte Hickman, J.H.S. Office; Ann Rose, Office; Becky Burns, Guidance Office Librarian Directors Faculty Attendance Secretary Paulette Causey Nurse Cooks Manager Betty Sharp, Chelsea Mullins, Vivian Nichols, Doris Rapp, Linda Wyant Custodians Marlin Parks, Maintenance; Alan Duhl, Maintenance; Rick Garthee, Custodian; Margaret Isreal, Custodian; Dave Jenkins, Custodian Gloria Yeager, R.N. Superintendent’s; Treasurer’s Office Staff Jean Cartwright, Peggy Massie, Gwen Mercer, Linda Murphy, Sharon Patton, Carol Richards (not pictured) V 98 Faculty Directors New Players Added If everyone at JHS looked and acted alike, school would be a dull and boring scene, but each year the seventh graders add diversity and a unique quality to the student population. Week one for members of the seventh grade class is often a dramatic and sometimes traumatic experience — lockers that won’t open or close, classrooms that aren’t where they should be, bells that clang for class changes, different teachers for every subject, hallways filled with older, taller people. But soon, things begin to fall into place and the youngest members of the cast begin to feel and be a part of the whole. They are, in fact, getting into the act, and perhaps this year’s seventh graders are in it for the last time — looks like they’ll have the distinction of being the last 7th graders at JHS. Class officers: Treas. — Rhonda Hendricks; Sec. — Brooke Geitz; V-Pres. — Kim Hughes; Pres. — Lea Gillum Debbie Allen Kimberly Allen Katherine Argabright Gloria Arthur Jason Baldwin Hollie Barlow Hubert Beach Johnny Beatty Penny Bentley Andrew Berridge Bill Bevins Dana Bevins Tara Bishop Jeff Bixler Doug Black Brandy Blamer Brad Bloomfield Malcolm Bock Chris Brakenbury Jodi Brown Melanie Browning Wendy Brunton Danyelle Byler Michael Cade Heather Callahan 100 7th Grade Players Ryan Cartwright Steven Castle Tracy Chandler Lee Chatt Molly Cherrington Jodi Clark Melissa Clarkson David Clemons Colin Cline Christopher Collins Kevin Crabtree Kim Crabtree Dianna Crace Stacey Dalton Tracey Dalton Robert Dempsey Virginia Depue Brad Dillinger Trent Douthett Richie Dowler Herbert Duhl Steve Duhram Thomas Duhram Tracey Easter Larry Edge Jennifer Eisnaugle Amanda Elkins Scottie Elkins Sarah Elliott Stacie Ellis Melinda Ellsworth Roger Ewing Terry Ewing Jeffrey Fannin Marlene Rae Fout Roberta Fulton Brooke Geitz Bethany Gilbert Lea Gillum V Ryan Gillum Shane Goodman Earl Gould Jennifer Greathouse Judith Greer Arthur Hamilton Rhonda Hendricks Chip Henry O.R. Henry Angela Henson Ed Hervert Tracy Hickman Jennifer Hill Chad Hinton David Hollback Marsha Holsinger Aimee Hotham Steve Howard Tammy Howell David Hughes Doug Hughes Edward Hughes Kim Hughes Susan Hughes Mary Humphreys Jeremy Imes Timmy Jackson Jennifer Jerzak Brent Jewell John Johnson Geneva Kennard Allen Kiefer Christy Knisley Brad Landrum Lori Landrum Sabrina Landrum Tracy Lanham Stacy Lauderback Krista Leach Beth Livesay Terra Lloyd Jason Lowe Chris Lowery Steven Lyon Tommy Lyons 7th Grade Players Chris Maness Bryan Manion Toby Mannering Ryan Mapes Steven Marshment Anthony Massie H.D. Maynard Billy McCarty Kimberly McCarty Timothy McCarty Shane McGowan Craig McGuire Tonya Meacham Hope Mercer Amy Miller David Miller Julie Miller Ladina Miller Jason Montgomery Jason Moore Terry Moore Michael Morgan Carl Muncy Brad Munn Tonya Musick Lori Nanna Ronnie Newsom Tina Newsom Dale Parker Robin Parks Jamie Pennington Donna Phillips Brittani Phipps Brad Pittenger Travis Poling Medina Quesenberry Heather Rasp Michael Reed Andrew Rice Todd Richards Angela Riffe Kimberly Robbins Herbert Roe Vicki Roe Paul Rose J Players 7th Grade 103 Erick Salyers Anthony Scott Michael Scott Jenna Sheeter Doug Sheets Dallas Short Jason Sickles Amanda Simmons Misty Smith Sherry Smith Todd Smith April Speakman Roger Spencer Dale Spires Larry Spires Tilethia Spradlin Marshall Sprouse Ryan Stafford Samual Staley Shane Steuwer John Tatmon Brandy Taylor Franklin Taylor Matthew Taylor Lorena Thompson Eric Trago Brenda Trisch Rebekah Trisch Angela VanHatten Ty Walke Melissa Wallin Stephen Wastier Meridith Waugh Brandon Weber Tammy Welch Tammie White 7th Grade Players Larry Wickline Teresa Wilson Thomas Wilson Connie Wolford Rachel Wolford John Wood Willie Woodard Patricia Woods Chris Wright Brandon Wyant Smiling his surprise, Trent Douthett greets the camera. Steve Castle takes a break during lunch to talk. Brooke Geitz looks serious in class. Willie Woodard chats in the cafeteria. Jamie Zachariah Amanda Zito Players 7th Grade Callbacks Announced — Knowing where to go, what to do, and just being familiar with the setting is a big advantage to 8th graders. They are quite able to lend some direction to the less experienced 7th graders and seem to take a great deal of satisfaction in doing so. No longer foiled by locker combinations or overwhelmed by the “hall of havoc” created during class changes, they willingly guide the 7th graders on their way, casting themselves, for a time, as directors. Class Officers: Treas. — Sarah Hatten; Sec. — Natasha Sommer; Pres. — Kellina Cooper; V-Pres. — Kyle Fields Roberta Adams Connie Allen James Allen Susan Anderson Joshua Arbaugh Larry Baker Douglas Barlow Rhonda Barnhart Dennis Bays Roy Blackburn Jonathon Blanton Jody Bond Susan Boroff Debra Bowling Lewis Bowling Stanley Bowman Angel Brewer Annette Brown Erin Brown Rita Brown Mary Browning Brian Brust Kenneth Bryant Amanda Canter Larry Canter Kim Canterberry Tammy Carmen John Casey Beth Chesser David Childers V 106 8th Grade Players Nancy Clark Rebekka Clark Chester Close Jennifer Cochran Richard Cochran Gretchen Colby Ronda Colley Brenda Comer Kellina Cooper Angelia Corn Arthur Crabtree Delilah Crabtree H.D. Crabtree Tonia Crabtree Tammy Creech Brandon Crosier Andy Cruise Greg Dalton Tracy Dalton Kim Dameron Angela Davis Bobby Davis Greg Dearing Franklin Dempsey Deana Denny Jeff Depue Mary Dotty Donovan Dodrill Mark Donaldson Terry Downey Cindy Dunn Christie Dwyer Terry Eisnaugle Jed Elkins Karen Elkins Megan Elliott John Ellis Charles Ewing Martin Exline Patience Fannin Laura Faulkner Tina Fee Kyle Fields Scott Fraley Daniel Freeman y Players 8th Grade April French Angie Gilliland Aaron Gillum Marsha Gillum Teresa Gillum Denise Goheen Lisa Gould Charles Gray Kathy Greathouse Gordon Green Deanna Grover Roger Haddox Elwood Hall Rob Hall Thomas Harmon Keith Hatten Sarah Hatten Brent Helmers Lisa Henderson Richard Henry Neal Hess Cindy Hibshman Michelle Hill Roben Hobbs Karman Holsinger Teresa Howell Randy Huffer Charles Hughes Jarrod Hughes Alan Hutchison Patrick Hutchinson Tonya Imes Laura Jansen Cynthia Jenkins Shannon Jenkins Kathy Jewell Luanna Johnson Ronnie Johnson Mary King Troy King Mike Kisor Brenda Kuhn David Landrum Floyd Landrum Tracy Landrum Kim Lanhart Anita Lee Beth Leach Gretchen Leonard Colin Little Jennifer Logan Angelo Lombardo Megan Lucas Donald Malone Wendi Maloney Joy Manering Bryan Matthews Jennifer Maynard Shawn McGhee Rhonda Mercer Donald Merrick Amy Moore Chuck Moore Rebecca Moore Misty Morgan Mike Morris Joe Morrison Bobby Mullins Roxie Mullins Aaron Music Chad Nickols Tim Ogier Shad Orender Alfred Peacock Angela Perkins Thomas Perkins Erika Plummer William Poe Jeffery Poetker Robin Potter Bill Powell Larry Pullman Jason Ragland Ronda Ramey Timmy Rapp Gretchen Ray Tiffany Reason Lisa Reed Treva Reed Katrina Reese Players 8th Grade Chad Reynolds Tracey Richards Susan Riegel Aaron Riley Britt Rippeth Jeffery Roberts Kelly Rose Andrew Rouse Margie Saunders Brian Sayre James Scott Erin Sexton David Shover Keith Sickles Penny Sickles Joey Simpson Jennifer Sizemore Adam Skaggs Carl Slagle Mitchell Slagle Amy Smith ■ Rickey Smith Terry Snyder Shannon Sollars Natasha Sommer Shane Southwick Vanessa Sowers Lowell Speakman Danny Spires Orrin Sprouse Rob Sprouse Aaron Spurgeon Julie Stepp Tim Stiffler Ginger Stokes Danae Straten Grade Players Lee Strom Heather Strong Tonya Stumbo Roxanne Sunderland Darren Swaney Vanessa Swartz Melissa Taylor Brad Teichman Chris Teichman Susan Thompson Marie Tolliver Robin Travis Clayton Valentine Brian Vargo James Vititoe Andrea Walke Jason Wallace Shawni Walker Lexie Wallin Diane Watkins Liza Waugh Roberta Waugh Tony West James Whaley Sonya Whaley Lori Wickline Jerod Wiley Gerald Williams Scott Williams Charles Wilson Rosilee Wiseman Heidi Woebkenberg Becky Wolford Valerie Wood Shane Wright Erika Yates Freshmen Learn ____________The Lines New to the true high school scene, Freshmen find themselves, for the first time, real players on the high school stage. Extra-curricular activities, including sports and organizations are open to them. They spend the first few weeks making choices and learning from mistakes. Just about midyear, when things are rolling along smoothly, up pops semester exams and instant stage fright” sets in. But after that 1st set of exams, freshmen have really been initiated and fit right into the act. Class Officers: VP — Ben White, Sec — Tricia Kight, (not pictured are) Pres — Jeff Webb, and Treas — Laura Wolfe. Brian Abell Angela Aldridge Brad Aldridge Tabetha Allen Ryan Anderson Jason Arbaugh Chris Argo Joe Baker Russell Baker Jesse Baldwin John Ballenger Matt Barnett C. Bartelson John Baughman Flash Blanton Chris Bloomfield Mike Bond Paul Bragg Robert Bragg Kim Brakenbury Jennifer Brunton Anita Bryant Scott Callahan Bill Canter Amy Carpenter Christina Clary Scott Conley Charles Coon Beilina Cooper Chuck Corder Laura Cosby Heather Costilow Chris Crabtree Chris Crabtree Scott Crabtree Harrison Craig Brad Creech David Crusan Michael Crusan Mindy Dalton Peggy Dawson Jason Dixon Tim Doty Eddie Dove Keith Duhl Angela Easter Heber Eisnaugle Anthony Elkins Richard Ervin Keith Eubanks Bobby Ewing Andrea Fisher Anna Fleck Wendy Freeze Tommy Gates Matthew Gilliland Mechelle Gilliland Dean Gillum John Gillum Mark Goodwin k Rose Gray Scott Gray Michael Greene Bertha Gross Players Freshmen Patrick Hall Richie Harrison Stacy Harrison Shane Haselip Jason Hatten Marla Henry Lisa Hickman Karla Holsinger Kelli Howard Eric Howell Denver Hughes Harry Humphreys Kendra Imes Crystal Isreal Jenny James Sarah James Brad Jenkins Chad Jenkins Ryan Jenkins Heather Johnson Jeff Johnson Kathy Johnson Mike Johnson Joella Jones Keith Jones Beau Kearns Jason Kerr Tad Kidd Tricia Kight Cindy Kuhn Clayton Lambert Amy Lauderback Mark LeMaster Angie Leonard Jonathon Linder David Linton Freshmen Players Troy Linville Andy Lloyd Deanna Lyall Drema Lyall Deana Malone Mark Manning Lori Mapes Mike Marquis Carole Marshment Shannon McAdams Joe McCorkle Carl McEwen Jamie McGrath Michelle Meadows Tonya Mercer Mitch Meredith Christy Miller Cindy Miller Gavin Miller Lisa Miller Robert Miller Eddie Minor Richard Molihan Jodi Montgomery Billi Jo Moore Mike Moore Shelly Moore Tammy Moore Darren Mullins Deidra Mullins Shawn Murphy Scott Nanna Heather Neal Mary Nelson Craig Newson Steve Nichting Allison Oliver Heath O'Neal Vergail Osborn Lori Osborne Carla Ousley Kelly Patrick Mike Payne Tracey Poling Shane Prater Players Freshmen ■■■■ V Brian Puckett Michelle Ramey Jennifer Rapp Jeremy Reasor James Riegel Todd Riegel Adrea Rippeth Anthony Roach Michael Roach Tabetha Rogers Lori Rose Missy Rupert Beth Sanford Chris Scott Jerry Scott Karen Scurlock Vickie Scurlock Jason Sears Kimberly Seeders Kelly Sexton R. Todd Sickles Bill Siders Chris Simpson Loretta Slagle George Smalley Andrea Smith Andy Smith Eddie Smith George Smith Lisa Sowards Kim Sparks Bill Speakman Jessica Spencer Lori Spencer Betsy Stevenson Jeff Stevenson Melissa Stevenson John Strong Elisha Sunderland Adam Swank Lisa Swingle Shannon Swingle Shawn Tackett Philip Thomas Timothy Thompson Freshmen Players Felicia Tomblin Tracey Tritch Shannon Vance Tammy Vanooyen Mike Vargo John Varney Jimmie West Keli Walburn Steve Walburn Tami Walker Rob Walters Kim Ward Christina Waugh Tammy Waugh Jeff Webb Richie West Benji White Charles White Chris White Jamie White Jeff White Pamela White Bill White Jill White Brian Williams John Ballenger, Mike Moore, and Matt Barnett. Keith Williams Kenny Williams Patrick Wills Vickie Wills Laura Wolfe Mike Wolford Joel Wood Talena Woodall Roy Woods Angela Wyant Missy Wyant Steve Wyant Chris Wyatt Tonya Yerian Mike Zinn Players Freshmen Choosing Their Roles Sophomores seem to sail smoothly through their second year of senior high, seeking only to please the crowd with unusual and sometimes startling sound and visual effects. Their efforts are worthy of the character actors they portray. Knowing the ins and outs of high school life leaves their out-of-class hours free to casually take on and cast off many roles. By the end of the year, most have selected the one that fits his or her lifestyle and personality best. Class officers: V-Pres. — Robin Sweeney; Pres. — Jodie Bennett; Treas. — Cindy Ridgeway; Sec. — Deidre Geitz Mike Abrams Phillip Adkins Russell Adkins Stacia Allison Chris Anderson Chris Ashworth Jeremy Bachtel Todd Bachtel Kathy Bailey Alison Baldridge Thomas Baldwin Kristina Ball Jim Barnett Buffy Beach Charles Benedict Jodie Bennett Ronnie Bentley Jim Bevins Brenda Bishop Billy Bond Raymond Bond Kristy Boroff Jody Boroff David Boucher Darin Bowers Tera Brown Russell Browning Nick Burchette Wendy Butler Jason Call Bobby Cantor David Carter Jim Casey Delbert Chandler Betsy Cherrington Gary Childers Kim Childers Sherry Cline Rita Close Graham Cochran Scott Coffey Shawn Collins Matt Conger Chris Conley Jamie Cook Connie Cooper Mike Copas Bryan Coyan Melissa Crabtree Tammy Crabtree Tina Crabtree Lynn Crow Aaron Davis Melissa Davis Lucinda Dawson Gary Dean Steve Dearing Jerry Dempsey Melissa Dempsey Vickie Dillinger Tara Doughty Matt Duhl Lori Dwyer Matt Eisnaugle Jennifer Elkins Tracy Ellsworth Rhonda Elswick Beau Euton Tony Fannin Yvonne Fenik Players Sophomores Laura Figlestahler Bruce Fizer Bill Fogle Carla Folden Mark Fout Chris Freeland Alissa Galiher Deidre Geitz Heather Gillespie Tina Gilliland Kevin Gillum Larry Gillum Mahalia Gillum Matt Griffiths Bobby Grimes Carl Haddox Sheryl Haddox Marsha Hale Tricia Hammond Greg Harris Roy Hatten Shelley Haynes Randy Hendrix Nathan Hibshman Scott Hickman Tabetha Hickman Jack Hildenbrand Angie Hill Glendon Hill Rod Hubbard Beth Hudson Tami Hughes Mike Humphreys Gidget Humphreys Tony Ireland Paul Ison Nichole Jerzak Peggy Jewell Frank Johnson Sophomores Players Kim Johnson Kevin Jones Shawn Kearns Steve Keefer Michael Keels Candy Keller Doug Kidd Anthony Clintworth Chad Lambert Todd Bachtel concentrates on a drawing in mechanical drawing class. John Lambert James Lantz Buffy Leach Chris Leach Anthony Lester Renee Lombardo James Lucas Alex Luhrman Donnie Maerker Brian Malone John Manering Tim Manion Anita Marcum Mike Marks Marilyn McCartney Mike McFann Shawna McGuire Eric McManis Greg Meredith James Minner Roger Moore John Morris Melissa Mourning Michael Mullins Teresa Mullins Steve Muncy Tina Musick Dan Mutzig J Players Sophomores Greg Neer Jenny Neff Terry Neff Alicia Nickels Leah Norris Mike Oliver Shalina Orender Daniel Osthoff Amy Ousley Greg Parker Lorenda Parks Richard Parks Stacy Parks Denita Peoples Michelle Perkins Rudy Perry Todd Perry Kent Prater Shane Prater Jim Preston Sean Prunka Randy Puckett Chad Radune David Rafferty Traci Ragland Michelle Ridge Cindy Ridgeway Annette Riegel Michelle Riegel Leslie Riffle Christy Riley Jennifer Rose Laura Rose Steve Rose Michael Ross Mykah Schmidt Robbie Scurlock Shawn Sexton Ryan Shasteen Heather Sheward Sarah Sheward Stan Sickles Eddie Skaggs Eugene Smith Dawn Smith Sophomores Players Jill Smith Mindi Smith Jeff Sollars Becky Sparks Bobbi Sparks Tammy Speakman Ben Spencer Cathy Spencer Lora Spencer David Spires Scott Spires Beth Spradlin Liz Stevens David Stevenson Wally Sunderland Robin Sweeney Erin Taylor Bob Terry Julie Thomas Mary Trace Kathy Trent Anna Trisch Susan VanFossan Danielle Walke Ernie Walker Amy Waugh Jason Waugh Susie Waugh Dave Weddington Rhonda Whetstone Missy Wilson Richard Wiseman Desi Wise Pete Wolford Tracy Wolford Tony Wood Mike Woods Julie Wright Rodney Wyant Roberta Wyant Lori Yates Maretta Yates Jimmy Yerian Tommy Yerian John Young y Players Sophomores Reach For The Stars Juniors, finally having attained the exalted position of upperclassmen, spend a major part of the school year “reaching for the stars”. Almost, but not quite at the top, the members of this year's junior class are cast in the roles of supporting actors and actresses. At this level, most students are driving and many have part-time jobs. These privileges and their pleasures also entail real responsibilities, so juniors are becoming selective in the parts they choose to play, both at school and at home. Class officers: Pres. — Tiffany Live say; V-Pres. — Wendy Crabtree; Sec. — Rick Stokes; Treas. — Mike Phipps Aaron Allen Raye Angel Kendra Bailey Kevin Baker Julie Bartram Stacey Bartram Lisa Boggs Stacey Boroff Cheryl Bowling Daniel Bowling Michele Brown Karen Brunton Steve Burke Trisha Bush Jeri Camp Bobbi Canter Sandy Canterberry Anthony Carlisle Michael Carlisle Missie Carper April Carter Peggy Casey Chloie Caudill Evan Causey Doug Christian Michelle Conway Mark Crabtree Terry Crabtree Wendy Crabtree Cameron Craig Steve Cruise George Davis Zivan Denney George Denny Cathy Dicken Bonnie Dowler Tracey Eldridge Chris Ervin Karen Eskola Marsha Ewing Charlotte Exline James Fannin Priscilla Fannin Andrew Fisher Annette Fisher Tammy Fisher Tina Folden Amy Frye Allen Fulton Andy Ghiloni Ron Gillum Matt Glasgow Nancy Goble Jodi Gordon Karrie Gowin James Gray John Greathouse Robert Greer Tammy Grimes Jennifer Harley Tammy Hatfield Paul Heilman Kevin Henderson James Hendrix Harold Hoover Heather Hughes Richard Hughes Kevin Huston Tim James Bill James J Players Juniors Greg Jansen Ricky Jewell Ryan Jones Sarah Jones Heather Kirkendall Jennifer Lahman Angie Lambert Brooke Lambert William Landrum Shawn Lanhart Stefanie Leach Todd Leach Tiffany Livesay Connie Lowery Angela Malone Joseph Malone Kelli Malone Megan Malone Vivian Malone Christina Manion Darren Mapes Susan Mapes Lanelle May Christine McEwen Heather McGhee Stephanie McGowan Linda Mercer Patsy Mercer John Meredith Lisa Miller Becky Miller Bonnie Moore Kristina Moore Mindy Moore Vernon Moore Scott Morris Juniors Players Donnie Mourning Chris Moyer Pat Muffley Gloria Muncy Sara Mutzig k s ► • Tony Newell Gilbert Nickels Melissa Nichols Carol Oliver Chuck Oliver Mark Orsborn Laura Owens Roger Patrick Troy Pendleton Shawna Peoples Lissa Perkins Randy Perkins John Perry Mike Phipps Shirley Rapp Janet Reed Kelli Rhea Kim Riddle Beth Roseberry Blaine Rosenberger Missi Rouse Kay Salyers Kathy Schwab Ron Scurlock Kelly Sexton Dusty Sexton Beverly Sharp Susan Sheldon Mitch Shumate Rhonda Sickles Steve Sickles Tammy Simpson Jim Sizemore Jason Smallwood J Players Juniors V Beth Smith Jimmy D. Smith Tony Smith Vicki Snyder Terry Speakman Lisa Spencer Steve Spires Tammy Spurgeon Jim Steuwer Rick Stokes Gwen Stover Jeff Strawser Ed Strom Roger Sturgill Robin Swank Kristin Taylor Kim Thacker Marcia Topping Tami Trace Tracy Trago Stacy VanFossan Michelle Walburn Chad Ward Jackie Webb Melissa West Nikki White Brian Wiley David Williams Tom Williams Jay Willis Jim Willis John Willis Bridgett Wise Julie Wise Mike Wyant Bryan Yates Juniors Players r Trisha Kay Adams Estaban Albornoz Aaron Asbury Patrick S. Bailey Michael L. Bennett Corey Scott Biggs Mark A. Boucher Deborah Bowers Seniors A Tim Causey Sharon P. Chilcote Rhonda Kay Chisholm Greg W. Clark Karen J. DeMent James L. DePue Cliff Dowter III Teresa Ann Edgington J Seniors 131 Carl Folden Brett A. Elliott Andrea Lalgh Fraaland Mary Fraaland Claudia M. Qillaapia Angala S. Hale George Eubanks Malissa K. Frye Danielle Rena Qraan C. Jeremy Harley Thomas D. Griffiths Brad H. Haynes Seniors Lori A. Eisnaugla Heather A. Gates Kelly Gross Pamela A. Hicka Chriatina L. Hill Rogar L. Holbrook Matthaw Hoovar Maliaaa Hughaa Saan Humphreya Dannia E. Ireland David C. Jackaon Kryatal L. Keaton Becky L. Kaafar J 133 Seniora Tammy L. Kent Tom D. Kisor Susan E. Lambert Christopher A. Lortz Craig A. Lowery Michael B. Leach David L. McCartney Ann Marie LeMaster Catherine Leigh McCormick Liz McCormick Dewey McDaniel Larry McDaniel Terese McDaniel Cynthia L. McKenzie Bernard A. Malone James E. Malone Erik D. Mattie Lita R. Mercer P. Wayne Mercer Mark Miller Tim Montgomery Kelly Jean Mutic Tereta Elaine Mutick Mark Allen Mutick William Brent Newtom Penny Irene Newtom Brian Oberholzer Rhonda Ogier Beth Ann Oethoff Lorenda Joyce Pollard J 135 Seniort r 136 V Seniors 1 Chriatina L. Sanford Randy Eugana Scott Mark A. Scurlock Sharri Shaateen Ronnia L. Shaata Irana Maria Shaldon David Shaward Tarri Ranaa Shook Shannon S. Smith Staphania L. Smith Thomaa Allan Sollara II Stavan E. Spanglar Panny Chriatina Spaakman Dorothy Diana Spancar Jim Spurgaon Seniors 137 Victoria L. Starner Norman Steele L. Lynn Stroth Ted Sweeney Michelle R. Tackett Jacqueline L. Tanner Helen Kay Tennant Clayton Darin Tackett Daren Lee Thomas Rob Tolliver Rodney Harris Tomblin David R. Valentine Shawn LaMore Vance June E. Vermilion Angela L. Ward Patricia A. Warren 138 Seniors A John D. Waugh James W. Wilburn Martha J. Woodard Jennifer Lynn Wertz Teri J. Wimer Helen Whetstone Cindy A. Wiseman Alicia Ann Woolum Rich Wyant Juanita White Janelle Corrin Wolfe Timothy J. Wyant Akiko Yamada Beth Ann Zachariah Seniors not pictured Kenny Castle Robert C. Conger Cindy Fraley Timmy Paige Gillum Katherine C. Gross Donna Hill Pamela R. King David R. Logan April Duhl Mercer Robbie Oliver Jeffrey L. Simpson Marsha Swaney Jay Turck J 139 Seniors Seniors Caught In The Act Mary Hess and David Valentine listen during Govt. John Ross and Mark Miller pause before seventh period. Trisha Adams tackles booth decorations. Candids David Sheward stops at his locker between classes. Jenny Wertz waits for a break in hall traffic. Seniors decorate the Apple Festival booth. Mike Bennett breaks his concentration during a seventh period trek to the library. Michelle Tackett, Duane Davis, and Juanita White in 210. A Perfect Take Sporting Senior jerseys are Michelle Rader and Tami Bowling. Rob Conger completes a program in 3rd period computer class. Lannie Romeo shows a smile during an assembly. Brett Carroll and Kenny Dearing in Govt, class. In the music dept, are Andrea Freeland, Daren Thomas, Jenny Wertz, and Drema Bragg. Candida Candida 143 Academics And Specialties ---------- Encore! Salutatorian Mike Leach School Citizens Ted Sweeney Christy Hill Valedictorians Craig Ragland Lynn Stroth Helen Tennant Lori Eisnaugle Christy Sanford V A 144 75T ------------------------------------------------------------- A Last Show The annual Cereta Coll Senior Breakfast was held in the JHS cafeteria on Friday, May 29th at 7:30 am. After organizing the first breakfast in 1954, when her eldest son was to graduate, Mrs. Coll carried on the tradition until 1967. After 1967, the breakfast was named in her memory. Sponsored by the Junior Federated Women's Club of Jackson, the Senior Breakfast gives mothers the opportunity to share that special day in the life of her son or daughter — graduation day. After a breakfast of doughnuts, juice, and milk, a short program followed. Chad Gallagher gave the invocation, Mrs. Sweeney the Welcome, and Ted Sweeney (Senior Class President) the Response. Senior Glee Club members then gave their last high school performance when they sang “Hello Mothers”, “Graduation Day” the Class Song “I Wanna Go Back”, and the benediction “Bless This Class , written by Cereta Coll. Chad Gallagher and Brad Haynes enjoy the tradition of Senior Breakfast. Seniors look forward to their last day of high school with mixed feelings. Rod Tomblin wears a serious expression. Jackie Tanner rushes to get changed for Senior Assembly. The Stars Sr. Breakfast Acting Their Way ... The Senior band sings in front of a screaming senior class. Guitarist John Ross shows off his expertise before Sr. Assembly begins. Into Your Hearts The Class of ’87 Senior Assembly was held in the auditorium following the Senior Breakfast on a sweltering Graduation Day, Friday, May 29. Along with parents, teachers, and administration, members of the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes attended the highly-spirited and frequently emotional event conducted by and in honor of the Senior Class of 1987. Leading off the assembly with the musical hits “Tears of Fire” and “Ride On”, the Seniors surged “stage front” to dap and sway en masse with their classmates. The Senior slide show video, and class favorites followed. The traditional shifting of Juniors to Senior seats and the presentation of the Class Key from Senior Class President Ted Sweeney to Junior Class President Tiffany Livesay signaled the closing of Senior Assembly, Class of ’87. 146 Senior Assembly Stars Martha Woodard joins her classmates on stage for one last time. 1987 Senior Favorites MOST MOST MOST MOST MOST MOST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lori Eisnaugle, Craig Ragland ADMIRED (tie) Rhonda Chiaholm, Janolle Wolfe, Craig Ragland STUDIOUS Lori Eisnaugle, Craig Ragland RELIABLE Mary Hess, Craig Ragland COURTEOUS Brenda Causey, Brent Newsom ATHLETIC Missy S. Dalton, Jeff Coffey ACCIDENT PRONE Lannie Romeo, David McCartney MOST SPIRITED Danielle Green, Ted Sweeney BEST PERSONALITIES (tie) Rhonda Chisholm, Mary Hess, (tie) Brent Newsom, Ted Sweeney CLASS FLIRTS Cindy Wiseman, Darin Tackett CLASS CLOWNS Shannon Smith, Ted Sweeney MOST CREATIVE (ART) Martha Woodard, Ted Sweeney MOST TALENTED (DRAMA) Cindy Wiseman, Rod Tomblin MOST TALENTED (MUSIC) Lori Eisnaugle, (tie) Chris Lortz, Jeremy Harley BEST SINGING VOICE Daren Thomas, Kenny Castle BEST DRESSED Daren Thomas, Tim Montgomery PRETTIEST EYES PRETTIEST HAIR NICEST SMILE FAVORITE TEACHERS, MOST DISGUSTING (WRITE-IN VOTE) Heather Gates, Jim Wilburn Rhonda Chisholm, Mark Miller Martha Woodard, Pat Malone Mrs. L. Eubanks, Mr. Washam June Vermilion, Darin Tackett Corey Biggs and Claudia Gillespie read the Senior Class Favorites. Tom Griffiths watches as Jeremy Harley checks the acoustics for the assembly. Ted Sweeney calls the Jr. class President to the stage. Stars Senior Assembly f------------------ On The Final Scene Graduation day dawned hot, humid, and threatening rain. Throughout the day forecasters predicted scattered thunder showers. The administration was ready lor the ceremonies to take place indoors or out, but the many friends and relatives hoped for an open-air affair. If it rained, who would attend? Who would be allowed one of the four tickets each Senior possessed? Those questions were left unanswered because as the hands of the clock moved closer to the appointed time, the sun burst forth and the first-time combination of ceremonies — Baccalaureate and Commencement — began on the JHS football field. Commencement Program Invocation Rev. Constance O’Mealy •Maybe Someday” McPheeters JHS Glee Club Baccalaureate Sermon Dr. Lee Morris Salutatorian Mike Leach Valedictorians Lori Eisnaugle, Craig Ragland, Christy Sanford, Lynn Stroth, Helen Tennant “Somewhere Out There” .. JHS Glee Club Introduction of Commencement Speaker Dr. Michael Richardson Commencement Address The Honorable Vern Riffe Scholarships Robert Bevins, Principal Presentation Of Diplomas Dr. Steven Stevenson, President Board of Education; Robert Bevins, Principal Benediction Rev. Clark Hess V Graduation Stars J V y Valedictorian Helen Tennant gives her speech at graduation. Qraduation is a chance to touch the horizon, But... Jirst there must be loVe, sadness, jear, joy, giving, taking . . . and mostly living. Senior Index TRISHA ADAMS: Trk 2. 3; O Oft 4 (Sec): FfC 1. 2. 3. 4 (Cap): MBand 1. 2. 3. 4. S Band 1. 2. 3: PBand 1. 2: Chor 1. 2: NHS 4; BGS 3: OEA 3. 4 (Pres.). WP S 3. 4 (Pres.) PAT BAILEY: FFA 1. 3 T I 3. 4; VICA 3. 4. COREY BIGGS: FtBI 1: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 (V-Pres): LW 2. 3. MARK BOUCHER: BsB 1. 2. 3. 4; Chor 1. 2, SciC 4 DEBI BOWERS: Cheer 1. 2. 3 (Cap): StdCnl 1. 2: LW 1 (before JHS): NHS at JHS 4. STEVE BOWMAN: FtB 1; Bsb 1: GF 2. 3. 4 DREMA BRAGG: Cheer 1: FHA 3: VICA 2; ChCh 2: DP CA 3: WP S 3: FT A 2. 3 (before JHS): Chor. 4 at JHS. TINA CARLSON: VB 1. 2. 3; SRoy 1. FHA 1: CvCr 1. TONY CANTOR: FtB 1. 2. 3. 4. BtB 1. 2. 3: BsB I 2. 3: Chor 1. 2: SH Roy 1. 3; DECA 4. OW 1. 2: LW 1.2. KENNY CASTLE: Chor 4; Sh Ch 4: S Play 2. 3. 4: F Play 3. BRENDA CAUSEY: S Roy 4. OW 4. TIM CAUSEY SHARON CHILCOTE RHONDA CHISHOLM: Trk 2: CIOff2. 3: MBand 1: Chor 1; Sch T 3: H Roy 3S4; SRoy 2: SH Roy 2: Sci C 2: NHS 3. 4. RotS 4; Std Cnl 1. 3. 4 (Pres). GREG CLARK: FtB 1. 2. 3. 4 (Academic All-League. Cap): Trk 3. 4: Sch T 1. 2. 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: BBS 3: Rot S 4 DAWN CLINE: Sd C 1. OEA 3: DP. CA 3. ROB CONGER: Ten 4 JEFF COFFEY: BtB 1.2. 3. 4 (CAP); Trk 4; CC 1. 2. 3. 4 (CAP); SchT 1: NHS3. 4; ROTS 4. MICHELLE CRABTREE: OEA 3. 4; WP S 3. 4. MISSIE K. DALTON: OEA 3. 4; WP S 3. 4 MELISSA S. DALTON: GTtB 1. 2. 3. 4; SB 2. 3. 4 (All Dist.. AH SEOAL); NHS 3. 4 DUANE DAVIS: Std CM 1; Cl Off 2 (before JHS); SketSt 4; SchT 4. KENNY DEARING: Trk 2. 3. 4; CC2. 3. 4 (CAP); MBAND 1. 2. 3. 4 (Pres); SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3. 4; JBand 3. 4; SchT 3. 4; S Play 3; SciC 4: NHS 3. 4; Rot S 4; Hi-O 1. 2. 3. 4 (CAP). KAREN DeMENT: OEA 3. 4; DP CA 3. 4. JAMES DePUE: FFA 1; T 3. 4; VICA 3. 4; CvCr 1. 2. CLIFF DOWLER: T I 3. 4. TERESA EDGINGTON: VB 1. 2. 3. 4; Chor 1. 2. 3. 4; SPlay 1; FPlay I: CHCh 2. LORI EISNAUGLE: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SchT 1. 2. 3. 4 SPlay 2. 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; RotS 4: LW 1; Val 4 BRETT ELLIOTT: GF 1. 2. 3. 4. GEORGE EUBANKS: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3; SchT 1. 4. CARL FOLDEN: T I 3. 4 (Trees): VICA 3. 4 (Treas). ANDREA FREELAND: Ten 1. 2. 4; FlC3. 4; MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand2. 3; Chor 1. 2. 3. 4; ShCh 4; SPlay t. 2. 3; FPlay 2. 3 MARY FREELAND: OEA 3. 4; LW 2. 3. 4; WP S 3. 4. MELISSA FRYE: OEA 3. 4. DP CA 3. 4 CHAD GALLAGHER: FtB 1. 2. 3. 4 (All-League); BtB 1; B$B2: Trk 1. 3: WrsttZ SchT2. 3: SciC 1. 2; NHS 3. 4; BBS 3; StdCnl 2. 3. This information was compiled from optional Senior surveys completed in April. DANIELLE GREEN: Trk 1. 2; Ten 1; ClOff 1. 2. 4; MBand 1. 2; SBand 1. 2; PBand 1. 2; Chor 1. 2; HRoy 1; Cheer 2; SciC 1. 2; DECA 4 (V-P. PR Rep); Tri-Ht-Y 1. 2: Y-Gov 2; Std Cnl 1. 2. 3. 4 (Sec); ChCh 2 TOM GRIFFITHS: BtB 1; Trk 1. 2. 3. 4 (CAP): CC 1. 2. 3. 4 (AH-Dist. All-State. CAP). KATHY GROSS: FHA 1. 2; OW 4; WP S 3. 4; KELLY GROSS: T I 3. 4. ANGELA HALE: ClOff 4 (BH) (Pres); FHA 2; BH 3. 4; RotS 4. OEA 3. 4. JEREMY HARLEY: Ten 1; MBand 1. 2. 3. 4 (V-P); SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3: JBand 1. 2. 3. 4; ShCh 4; SchT 1. 2. 3. 4; SPlay 1. 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4; Q S 3. 4; OWSt 1. 2. 3. 4. BBS 3. BRAD HAYNES: FtB 1. 2. 3. 4 (All-State. All-Dist. All-League. CAP); BtB 1. 2. 3; BsB 1. 2. 3; SciC 1. 2 RAMONA ANNE HENDRICKS: DECA 4 (Sec) AMY HENSON: FHA 2. 3; WP S 3. MARY HESS: TRK 2; VB 2. 3 (scorekeeper); Chor 1; SchT 4; SPlay 2; SHRoy 2; NHS 3. 4. (Sec); Tri-Hi-Y 2; RotS 4: OW 4. PAM HICKS: SchT 2; NHS 3. 4; OEA 3. 4; LW 3. 4; WP S 3. 4 CHRISTINA HILL: Trk 1: VB 1. 2. 3; GBtB 1; StdCnl 4; OEA 3. 4; OW 4: WP S 3. 4. School Citizen 1987. DONNA HILL: OEA 3. 4; WP S 3. 4. ROGER L. HOLBROOK: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand2. 3. 4; JBand2. 3. 4 BrCh 3; SchT 1. 2. 3. 4; SPIy 2. 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; RotS 4; Hi-Ot 4 MELISSA HUGHES: FHA 1. 2. 3; OEA 1; OW I. 2; LW 1.2. 3. ERIC HUMPHREY: Ten 2; MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3; JBand 1. 4 Chor 4; SPlay 2. 4; NHS 3. 4; OWSt 2; Std Cnl 4 CONNIE HUMPRHEYS: FHA 2; DECA 3. 4; DP CA 3 (Sec). SEAN HUMPRHEYS: FtB 1. 2. 3. 4 (All-SEOAL); BtB 2; BsB 4; Cl Off 2 (V-Pres); SchT3; SH Roy 2; NHS 3. 4. DENNIS IRELAND: FtB 1. 2. 3; BtB 1. DAVID JACKSON: CvCr 1 KRYSTAL KEATON: FHA 1. 2 (V-Pres); OEA 3. 4 (V-Pres); DP CA 3. 4 BECKY KEEFER: OEA 3. 4; OW 4; DP CA 3. 4. TAMMY KENT: OEA 3. 4; LW 3; WP S 3. 4. SUSAN LAMBERT: ClOff 2 (V-Ptes): SH Roy 3: OEA 3. 4; LW 1. 2. 3. 4; WP S 3. 4. MIKE LEACH: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SchT 1, 2. 3. 4; FPlay 1; NHS 3. 4 (Pres): Rot S 4; Sal 4. ANN LeMASTER: Trk 2. 3; MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3. 4. DAVID LOGAN: FtB 1. 2. 3; DECA 4. CHRIS LORTZ: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2; JBand3: Chor 4; ShCh 4; SchT 1. 2. SPlay 3; FPlay 3; NHS 4; Q S Honorary 4. CRAIG LOWERY: Ftb 1. 3; BsB 1; Ten 2. 3; Chor 2. 3. 4. ALLEN MALONE: BsB 1. 2 GF 1. 2. 3. 4. FFA 3. 4 JAMES MALONE: FtB 1; FFA 1; T I 3. 4. PAT MALONE: FtB 1. 2. 3. 4. Wrst 2. 3. 4; (HM-League); OWSt 4; Q S Honorary 4: StdCnl 2; T l 3. 4; VICA 3. 4 (Pres). ALDEN MAPES: Ftb 1; BsB 1. 2. 3. 4 (CAP); StdCnl 3. ERIK MASSIE: GF 1. 2. 3. 4; MBand 1. 2; SBand 1. 2; PBand 1; JBand2; SchT4; NHS 3. 4; RotS 4; Hi-Ot 2. DAVID McCARTNEY: FtB 1; Trk 3; SchT 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; BBS 3. CATHY McCORMICK: Chor 1. 2. 3. 4; ShCh 4; Ody 2; SPlay 1. 2. 3. 4. FPlay 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4 (Treas); O S 3. 4; OWSt 1. 2. 3. 4; SkelSl 1. 2. 3. 4 (Ed-in-Chlef): Tri-Hi-Y3. 4 VI HEATHER GATES: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SH Roy 1. CLAUDIA GILLESPIE: SB 1; VB 1; SciC 1; DECA 4. OW 1. TIM GILLUM Senior Index (V-Pres): ChCh 2 1. 3: SRoy 3: Cheer 1. 2. 4: Std Cnl 4. OW 2. 4: FTA 3 (Recorder) LIZ MCCORMICK STEPHANIE SMITH: VB 1. 2. 3. 4 (All-League. All-Dist CAP):GBtB 1. 3. 4 (CAP): MBand 1. 2. 3. 4. SBand 1. 2. 3. 4. PBand 1. 2: SchT 4: OW 3. 4 TERESA McDANIEL: OEA 3. 4; DP CA 3. 4 TOM SOLLARS: Trk 1; CC 1. 2: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4. SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3: SchT CINDY McKENZIE: Trk 2; FtC 3. 4; MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 1. 3: FPlay 3:HI-y 3. 4. Y-Gov. 3. 4; Hi-Ot 1. APRIL DUHL MERCER: OEA 3; DP CA 3. STEVE SPANGLER: FFA 1; T l 3. 4. R. VICA 3. 4. LISA MERCER: OEA 3. 4; OW 3. 4; DP CA 3. 4 PENNY SPEAKMAN: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4. SBand 1. 2. 3. 4; PBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SchT 4. FHA 1. WAYNE MERCER: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4: DECA 4 DIANE SPENCER: FHA 1. 2. OEA 4. LW 1. 2. 3. 4; DP CA 3. 4. MARK MILLER: FtB 1: GF 2. JIM SPURGEON: BH 3. CvCr 1. 2 TIM MONTGOMERY: Chor 7. 2; NHS 3 4. T l 3. 4 (Sec): VICA 3. 4. VICKIE STARNER: Trk 4. CC 1; FlC 2. 3: OEA 3. 4. DP CA 3. 4 KELLY MUSIC: MBand 1. 2. 3: SBand 7. 2. 3: PBand 1. 2: FPlay 3: HRoy 2: DECA 4: OEA 3; WP S 3 LYNN STROTH: SB 4; GBtB 1. 2. 3. 4: MBand 1. 2. 3. 4; SBand 1. 2. 3. 4. PBand 1. 2. 3. 4: JBand 1. 2. 3. 4. SchT 1. 2. 3. 4: SPlay 2. 3. 4. NHS 3.4: RotS 4. Hi-Ot 1. 2 3. 4; Val 4 MARK A. MUSICK: Wrstl2. MBand 7. 2. 3. 4: SBand 1. 2. 3. 4: PBand 1. 2. 3. 4; JBand 3. 4: Chor 4: ShCh4: SPlay 3. 4; FPlay 3. 4. TED SWEENEY: FtB 3: Trk 1. 2. 3. 4 (CAP): CC 4. ClOtf 2. 4 (Pres). School Citizen 1987 TERESA MUSICK: Chor 1. 2. 3: FHA 1; DECA 4. DARIN TACKETT: FtB 1. 2. 3. 4; Trk 7; Wrstl 2. 3: SciC 1. 2: FFA 4. BRENT NEWSOM: BtB 2 MICHELLE TACKETT: Chor 1. 2. 3. 4. ShCh 4. SPlay 2. 3. 4. FPlay 2. 3. 4. OWst 4; SkelSt 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: StdHCnl 4 PENNY NEWSOM: SB 2. 3, 4; GBtB 1, 2. 3. 4 (All-SEOAL); Ten 1. 2. 3. 4 (All-Dtst). OEA 3. 4; DP CA 3. 4 JACQUELINE TANNER: Trk 3: 00114 (Treas): MBand 1. 2: SBand 1. 2: PBand 1. 2: JBand 1; SPlay 2: HRoy 3. 4. Cheer 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Std Cnl 3. 4 BETH OSTHOFF: VB 1. 2. 3. 4 (AIISEOAL. ALL Disl. All-State): GBtB 1. 2. 3. 4: SchT2, 3: NHS 3. 4. HELEN TENNANT: Chor 3: SchT 3. 4. NHS 3. 4. RotS 4: LW 4; FTA 3. 4. Val 4 LORENDA POLLARD: Tri-Hi-Y 3 DAREN THOMAS: MBand 1: SBand 7; PBand 7; Chor 1. 2. 3. 4. ShCh 4. Ody 2: SchT 1. 2 2 4: SPlay 7; FPlay 7; NHS 3. 4 (Chap): 0 S 3. 4. OWSt 1. 2. 3. 4. (Ed-in-Chief): MICHELE RADER: Trk 1, FlC 1. 2, 3. 4. MBand 1. 2. 3. 4. SBand 1. 2. 3, 4; OEA 3. 4. SkelSt 1. 2. 3. 4: Tn-Hi-Y 3. 4; Y-Gov 4. Rot S 4. StdHCnl 4. ChCh 2 WP S 3. 4. ROBBIE TOLLIVER: DECA 4. BILL RAFFERTY: FFA 1. 2: T 1 3, 4, VICA 3. 4 RODNEY TOMBLIN: FtB 7; SPlay 1. 2. 3. 4. FPlay 1. 2. 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 (Pres): DECA CRAIG RAGLAND: FtB 1. 2. 3: Trk 1. 2: Wrstl 1 (HM-League): SchT 1. 2. 3. 4. SctC 4; 4. FFA 4 (Treas): NHS 3. 4. BBS 3; RotS 4. Hi-Ot 2: Vat 4. JAY TURCK: FtB 7. T 1 3. 4; VICA 3. 4 CARLEEN RAPP: SB 1. 2, 4; VB 1, 2. 3. 4: Chor 1. 2. 3: O S Honorary 4. SkelSt 4, OWSt 4. DAVID VALENTINE: FtB 1, 2 2 4. LAURA RATLIFF: Trk 2, Ten 1. 2. 3: Chor 1; Std Cnl 3; OW 4 SHAWN VANCE: FtB 7; Trk 3; CC 2 KIM RICHARDS: Chor 1; DECA 4 JUNE VERMILION: Chor 1; Ody 7. 0 S Honorary 4. OWSt 3. 4. SkelSt 3. 4. Tri-Hi-Y2 CHRIS ROE: T 1 3. 4, VICA 3, 4 ANGIE WARD: FHA 7; OEA 3. 4. LW 3. 4. WP S 3. 4. LANNIE ROMEO: SB 3: ClOtt 1. 2: SHRoy 4; Cheer 7; SciC 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. Y-Gov 3. 4. PATTY WARREN: FHA 7. 2 OEA 3. 4; WP S 3. 4 OW 2. 3. JOHN WAUGH: FtB 1: BsB 1. 2 3. 4 SHELLY ROSE: MBand 1; DECA 4. OWSt 2. 3: OEA 3: LW 3; WP S 3 JENNIFER WERTZ: Trk 7; Maj 1: MBand 7. SBand 7. PBand 7; JBand 7. Chor 1. 2. 2 4 JOHN ROSS: BtB 1. 2. 3. 4; (All-League. CAP). JIM WILBURN: FtB 1. 2. 3: Trk 1. 2 4. ClOtf 3: MBand 7; SBand 7. PBand 7; SPlay 1. 2: LENA ROWE: DP CA 3. 4. FPlay 1. 2. 3: SciC 7. 2: NHS 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3 (VPres): Y-Gov 1. 2. 3: StdCnl 1; StdHCnl 4. KELLY RUSK: BsB 1. 2: ClO f 3: MBand 1. 2: PBand I 2: BH 3: Std Cnl 3 (not JHS). TERI WIMER: GBtB 1. 2. 3. 4: Ten 1. 2. 3. 4; ClOtf 1: Chor 7. OEA 3. 4. OW 7; WP S 3. 4. CHRISTY SANFORD: SchT 1. 2. 3: SciC 1: NHS 3. 4; RotS 4; Val 4. CINDY WISEMAN: Trk 7; MBand 7; SBand 7. PBand 7. Chor 4. ShCh 4. SPlay 2. 3. 4. FPlay 2. 3. 4; SRoy 1. 4. Cheer 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y2: BGS 3: StdCnl 1. 2. 3 (Treas): OW 2 RANDY SCOTT: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 JANELLE WOLFE: Trk 1. 2: FlC2: MBand 1. 2: SBand 1. 2. 3: PBand 1. 2 3: Chor 1. 2. MARK SCURLOCK: FFA 2: T 1 3. 4: VICA 3. 4. 2 SPlay 3: FPlay 3; HRoy 4 (Queen): Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. RotS 4 SHERRI SHASTEEN: SB 1; VB 1: Chor 1. 2: OW 1. 2. 3: LW 1. MARTHA WOODARD: Trk 1. 2: ClOtf 7. 2: Cheer 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA 3. 4. BGS 3: StdCnl 3. 4. (V-Pres): OW 1. 2. 2 4. RONNIE SHEETS: FtB 1. 2: BtB 1. 2: Trk 1. 2: CC 1. 2. 3: ClOff 1: SchT3. 4, OW2: LW 1. 2 ALICIA WOOLUM: NHS 2 4; OEA 3. 4. WP S 3. 4. IRENE SHELDON: MBand 4: SBand 4, PBand 4. Chor 1. 2. 3. 4; ShCh 4; SchT 1. 2: RICH WYANT: BsB 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 2. 3. 4 SPlay 2. 3. 4; FPlay 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4. OWSt 2. 3. 4; SkelSt 2. 3. 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. BGS 3 (Mayor). Std HCnl 4. OW 4 TIM WYANT: FFA 2. T l 3. 4. DAVID SHE WARD: GF 1. 2. 3. 4 (All-Dist.) AKIKO YAMADA: (EXCHANGE STUDENT) Ten 4; Chor 4. TERRI RENEE SHOOK: NHS 3. 4. DECA 4 BETH ZACHARIAH: Trk 1. 2: VB 1. 2. 3. 4 (All-League. All-Dist. CAP): GBtBlSch T 1. NHS3. 4: O sHonorary 4: OWSt 4; Tri-Hi-Y2. 3. 4: Y-Gov2. 3. 4. StdHCnl4; OW2. 3. JEFF SIMPSON: FFA 2: T 1 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. 4. LW 1. SHANNAN SMITH: Trk 1. 2. 3: VB2. 3: ClOtf 3(Sec): MBand 1: SBand V. PBand 1: Chor y Senior Index Abbreviations Used In Senior Index FtB — Football BtB — Basketball BsB — Baseball Trk — Track CC — Cross Country Wrstl — Wrestling SB — Softball VB — Volleyball GBtB — Girls Basketball GF — Golf Ten — Tennis Mai — Majorette MBand — Marching Band SBand — Symphonic Band PBand — Pep Band JBand — Jazz Band Chor — Chorus ShCh — Show Choir BrCh — Brass Choir Ody — Odyssey ChCh — Chamber Choir SchT — Scholarship Team SPlay — Spring Play fPlay — Fall Play HcRoy — Homecoming SRoy — Sweetheart SHRoy — Sadie Hawkins Cheer — Cheerleader SciC — Science Club FFA — Future Farmers FHA — Future Homemakers FTA — Future Teachers NHS — National Honor Society HERO — Home Economics Related Occupations DEC A — Distributive Education Club Q S — Quill Scroll OWSt — Oaky Wow Staff SkelSt — Skeleton Staff Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Y-Gov — Youth-in-Government BBS — Buckeye Boys State BGS — Buckeye Girls State BH — Buckeye Hills RotS — Rotary Senior StdCnl — Student Council StdHCnl — Student Health Council TAI — Trade A Industrial VIC A — Vocational Industrial Clubs OEA — Office Education Association OW — Office Worker LW — Library Worker Hi-QT — Hi-Q Team CvCr — Canvas Crew AV — Audio Visual SC — School Citizen DP CA — Data Processing Computer Accounting WP S — Word Processing Steno Sal — Salutatorian Val — Valedictorian 1987 Rotary Seniors A October — Lori Eisnaugle, Janelle Wolfe and Craig Ragland November — Daren Thomas and Greg Clark December — Rhonda Chisholm and Erik Massie January — Christy Sanford and Roger Holbrook February — Lynn Stroth and Jeff Coffey March — Helen Tennant and Mike Leach April — Angela Hale and Kenny Dearing May — Mary Hess and Sean Humphreys Rotary Seniors Stars Jackson High School Graduates Of 1987 r • Trisha Kay Adams • Deborah Jean Bowers Tami Lynn Bowling Drema Darlene Bragg Tina Marie Carlson Brenda Kay Causey Sharon Paulette Chilcote • Rhonda Kay Chisholm Deidra Dawn Cline Michelle Crabtree Melissa Kay Dalton • Melissa Suzanne Dalton Karen Jane DeMent Teresa Ann Edgington • Lori Annette Eisnaugle Andrea Leigh Tree land Melissa Kay Erye heather Ann Gates Claudia Maxine Gillespie Danielle Rene Green Katherine Carollena Gross Angela Sue hale Ramona Anne hendricks Amy Lynn henson Mary Kendall hess • Pamela Alice hicks Christina Lynn hill Donna Sue hill Melissa Ann hughes Connie Jean humphreys Rebecca Lynn Keefer Tammy Lynn Kent Terri Ann Klintworth Pamela Renee King Brenda Sue Lambert Anna Marie LeMaster • Catherine Leigh McCormick Stella Elizabeth McCormick riaomi Terese McDaniel Cynthia Lynn McKenzie April Dawn Du hi Mercer Lisa Renee Mercer Kelly Jean Music Teresa Elaine Musick Penny Irene Newsom Lillian Sue Oiler Beth Ann Osthoff Lorenda Joyce Pollard Michele Rene Rader Carleen Michele Rapp Laura Jo Ratliff Kimberly Ann Richards Alanna Mane Romeo Shelly Ann Rose Lena Michelle Rowe • Christine Lynne Sanford Sherri Leigh Shasteen • Irene Marie Sheldon • Terry Renee Shook Shannan Suzann Smith Stephanie Lynn Smith Penny Christine Speakman Dorothy Diane Spencer Victoria Lynn Starner • Loretta Lynn Stroth Marsha Lynn Swaney Michelle Ruth Tackett Jacqueline Lanette Tanner helen Kay Tennant • Daren Lee Thomas June Ellen Vermilion Angela Lynn Ward Patricia Ann Warren Jennifer Lynn Wertz Juanita Faye White Melissa Ann Wills Terri Jean Wimer Cindy Annette Wiseman Janelle Corin Wolfe Martha Jean Woodard • Alicia Ann Woolum Akiko Yam a da Beth Ann Zachariah Aaron Adam Asbury • Michael Leroy Bennett Corey Scott Biggs Mark Alan Boucher Charles Steven Bowman William Ross Burchette Anthony O’Dell Cantor Randall Brett Carroll Timothy Causey Robert Charles Conger • Gregory Wayne Clark • Jeffery Arnold Coffey Duane Martin Davis • Kenneth Paul Dearing James Lewis Depue Clifford Merman Dowler, III Brett Alan Elliott George Brian Eubanks Marvin Carl Folden Chad Eric Gallagher Timothy Paige Gillum Thomas Devon Griffiths Kelly Gene Gross • Charles Jeremy Marley Ernest Richard Matfield Bradley Male Maynes Jon Wayne Menry • Roger Lee Molbrook • Erick Lee Mumphrey • Sean Arthur Mumphreys Dennis Eugene Ireland David Carl Jackson Tommy Dean Kisor • Michael Brian Leach David Roger Logan • Christopher Andrew Lortz Craig Allan Lowery • David Lawrence McCartney Dewey Guido McDaniel Larry Marcus McDaniel James Edward Malone Bernard Allen Malone. Jr. Patrick David Malone Alden Norman Mapes. Jr. Erik David Massie Paul Wayne Mercer Mark Jenkins Miller • Timothy Edward Montgomery Mark Allen Musick William Brent Newsom Brian Wayne Oberholzer William Edison Rafferty • Craig Alan Ragland Jonathon Paul Rayburn Richard Stephen Rhea Kenneth Martin Rice Robert Sean Richards Christopher Lee Roe John Darrel Ross Randall Eugene Scott Mark Allen Scurlock Ronald Lee Sheets David Gwyn Sheward Charles Raymond Sickles. Jr. Jeffery Lee Simpson Thomas Allen Sollars Steven Eugene Spangler James LeLand Spurgeon. Jr. Norman Blaine Steele Ted Carlos Sweeney. Jr. Clayton Darin Tackett Robbie Joe Tolliver Rodney Marris Tomblin Jay Alan Turck David Albert Valentine. Jr. Shawn La Mour Vance John David Waugh. II James Warren Wilburn Richard Allen Wyant Timothy Jay Wyant • Denotes National Monor Society V Stars Graduates Never Say Goodbye — Sharing Scenes a Friendship stands true between upper and lower classmen. Senior Steve Bowman and Junior Michael Carlisle peruse the Science Fair. Senior Jim Spurgeon searches for his cap and gown. 154 It's like old Will said so many years ago — “The world's a stage ... 99 and we're all in the show. Since seventh grade our stage has been here on the corner of Tropic and Vaughn. We've all had our moments of glory — our time in the sun. We've also had periods of defeat. But whatever — for the past several years we've been together — sharing scenes, upstaging, at times even stealing a scene or two. Somehow we've all been in the act. Through it all we've shared a bond — each of us a member of the Class of '87 — and somewhere down the road, that bond will still be intact. The parts we play in the future will change, but we'll never forget the ones we played at JHS. It may be years before we meet again. Chances are we won't say “I Wanna' Go Back'' but let's “Never Say Good-Bye V Feature Stars Organizations Special Effects Divider r 156 v. Oaky Wow Special Ettecti In The Public Eye “Osky Wow-wow, Whiskey wee-wee, Holy Mackeiil Jackson High” Our yearbook was first published at Kinni-son High School in 1912. The first Osky Wow contained approximately fifty pages and was a paperback book. The name came from a then-popular cheer (see above) and has remained thus for seventy-five years. This, then, the 1987 publication is the 75th anniversary edition and, in one sense, will bring the “end of an era” to, not the name, but to the “how” our yearbook is put together. Instead of “everything done by hand,” the next issue will be considerably simplified by moving the mechanics to the computer age — lay-out sheets, picture-cropping, corrections, typing, etc. will all be done with the help of two “floppy” discs, the entire script practically completed at the keyboard. ■ J V Yearbook Staffers: Year-Long Roles Osky Wow Row 1: J. Lahman, H. McGhee, J. Harley, D. Thomas, Editor-in-chief, B. James, L. Spencer, J. Vermilion. Row 2: C. Lortz, V. Dillinger, K. Johnson, T. Doughty, I. Sheldon, R. White, C. Rapp, B. Zachariah, Row 3: T. Newell, B. Livesay, T. Crabtree, M. Tackett, R. Hall, L. May. V Row 1: D. Geitz, C. Ridgeway, V. Swartz, M. Tackett, B. James, R. White, C. Dicken. Row 2: C. McCormick, M. Nelson, B. Livesay, J. Gordon, B. Miller. Row 3: D. Stevenson, C. Rapp, R. Angel, T. Livesay. David Stevenson and Pat Malone, both staff members. Special Effects Osky Wow Publicity For The Cast And Crew Senior Cathy McCormick, Editor of the newspaper. Seniors Michelle Tackett and Irene Sheldon, Both staff members. Great Reviews v Skeleton Special Effects The Skeleton, as it was named then, originated sixty-six years ago in 1921. The staff consisted of fifteen members and up to this point in JHS schoolpaper history, the facts are just that — the facts. In researching old yearbooks, however, there is some discrepancy concerning the first name of the 1921 Editor-in-chief. One source states that Ted Gerkin was editor, another that Fred Gerkin held that position. Who really knows? This year there were seven issues of the Skeleton, two of these consisting of eight pages each, and the 12 page annual Senior issue edited by next year’s editor-in-chief (Megan Malone). y Row 1: R. White, V. Swartz, C. McCormick, Editor, T. Livesay, B. James. Row 2: K. Johnson, M. Tackett, B. Livesay, N. Goble, J. Vermilion, C. Rapp, L. Stevens, G. Jansen. Row 3: V. Dillinger, R. Angel, C. Dicken, M. Nelson, E. Taylor, J. Harley. Mrs. Eubank's journalism class helps with the publication when spare time is available. Compiling and typing info, are often jobs that are done. Row 1: T. Newell, D. Thomas, S. Mutzig, M. Malone. Mrs. Eubanks, C. McCormick, T. Livesay, B. James, I. Sheldon. Row 2: R. White, L. Mapes, C. Dwyer, K. Johnson, B. Livesay, R. Angel, S. Thompson, L. Stevens, K. Taylor. Row 3: M. Tackett, R. Walters, N. Goble, H. McGhee. Carleen Rapp and Kristen Taylor, both members of the Skeleton staff. Special Effects Skeleton “Taking Part 55 Mike Phipps, Lannie Romeo, and Doug Congrove enjoy the refreshments after the induction ceremony. Officers were: Tri-Hi-Y- — Treas., Michelle Ridge; Historian, Shawna Peoples; Chaplain, Jennifer Lahman; Pres., Beth Zachariah; VP., Cathy McCormick. Hi-Y-Historian, Bill James; VP., Chuck Oliver; Pres., Chris Moyer; Treas., Mitch Shumate. r The purpose of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y is to help youth . develop leadership, brotherhood, equality, and service while increasing an awareness of the world and oneself.” Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y are service clubs sponsored by YMCA. Jackson’s Hi-Y chapter advisor is Mr. Paul Sites and Tri-Hi-Y advisor is Mrs. Lynn Shumate. A major event that the organizations take 'N part in is Youth-in-Government. Youth-in-Government is an annual event where Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y delegates meet and hold a mock state legislative session in the State House. Youth-in-Government 1987 will be unforgettable for those who participated — winter played to both Columbus and Jackson that early April weekend and before exiting dumped 13 inches of snow on both cities. V J 160 Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y Special Effects Juniors Bill James and Cameron Craig and Senior Tom Sollars study the Bill Book at Youth-in-Govt. Hi-Y Pres. Chris Moyer and Tara Doughty at induction. Hi-Y advisor Paul Sites talks after induction. Jodi Gordon looks on while Chuck Oliver makes a statement at Youth-in-Govt. Special Effects Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y Choreographing... Doug Kidd, Chris Ervin, and Doug Congrove take part in the annual Student Council Christmas program. Pres — Rhonda Chisholm, VP — Martha Woodard, Treas — Chris Moyer, and Sec — Cathy Dicken. v___________________________________________ The Student Body The members of the ’86-’87 Student Council were active throughout the year. Under the leadership of advisor Mr. Thomas Jenkins, Student Council sponsored Homecoming, the Junior High Theme Dance, and the Hope Haven Christmas project. In addition, members sold Ironmen stadium cups, opened a suggestion locker, did afternoon announcements, and held raffles (free ones) for teachers at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and Easter. The purposes of Student Council at JHS are to represent the student body and sponsor activities that raise school spirit. Their twice- _____________________________________ monthly meetings, held in the library, provided the place and time necessary to coordinate this active, highly visible group. Membership requirements are: 2.0 grade point average; the filing of a petition with no fewer than fifteen signatures of members of his or her class; and election by classmates. Members were: Seniors: Jackie Tanner, Shannan Smith, Danielle Green, Eric Humphrey, Christy Hill, Martha Woodard, Rhonda Chisholm Juniors: Shawna Peoples, John Perry, Chris Ervin, Doug Congrove, Sara Mutzig, Cathy Dicken, Chris Moyer Sophomores: Michelle Ridge, Jody Borotf, Doug Kidd, Angie Hill, Yvonne Fenik Freshman: Adrea Rippeth, Amy Carper, Felicia Tomblin, Jennifer Brunton, Tricia Kight ____________________________________________ Student Council Special Effects Row 1 (seated): Rhonda Chisholm, Chris Moyer, Mr. Jenkins, Cathy Dicken, Martha Woodard; Row 2: Doug Congrove, Chris Ervin, Shawna Peoples, Sara Mutzig, Jackie Tanner, Shannan Smith, Danielle Green, Christina Hill, Eric Humphreys; Row 3: Angie Hill, Jody Boroff, Yvonne Fenik, Doug Kidd, Jennifer Brunton, Amy Carper, Adrea Rippeth, Felicia Tomblin, Tricia Kight. ikjp • 1 ■ Junior Chris Moyer portrays Santa at the program. Sara Mutzig, Cathy Dicken, and Martha Woodard bring the spirit of Christmas to Hope Haven. Angie Hill prepares “Santa” for the festivities. Special Effects Student Council WP II members: Row 1 — M. Freeland, M. Crabtree, M. Dalton, P. Hicks, T. Wimer, Row 2 — M. Rader, T. Adams, T. Kent, C. Hill, S. Lambert, Advisor Peggy York. Row 3 — K. Gross, A. Woolum, P. Warren, D. Hill, A. Ward, T. Bowling. WP I members: Row 1 — L. Mercer, A. Fisher, M. Topping, R. Sickles. Row 2 — L. Spencer, T. Spurgeon, S. Bertram, T. Eldridge, B. Wise. Row 3 — S. Sheldon, W. Crabtree, M. Rouse, L. May, S. Mapes, C. Comer, Advisor Nina Rose. Behind The Desk 164 The OEA (Office Education Association) is a national student organization composed of the association and local chapters serving persons pursuing careers in business and office occupations. JHS Word Processing and Data Processing classes are local chapters of OEA. Purposes of the organizations include developing and utilizing personal, leadership, and office skills. The requirement for membership is enrollment in the office education program. WP I advisor is Mrs. Nina Rose; WP II, Mrs. Peggy York; DP I, Mrs. Karla Morrow; and DP II, Mrs. Martha Wright. Word Processing students enjoyed guest speakers from the business community during the year. Students in the Data Processing classes took field trips to Rio Grande College, the Ohio University Branch in Word Processing Special Effects Chillicothe, and to Ashland Oil, Inc. Executive Headquarters in Kentucky. Both groups participated in Regional and State Leadership Conferences and Competitions, and topped off the year with their annual Awards Banquet. Junior WP class elected as OEA officers: Tammy Spurgeon, Pres.; Stacey Bertram, V-Pres.; Lisa Spencer, Sec.; LaNell May, Treas.; Linda Mercer, Hist.; and Wendy Crabtree, Pari. Row 1 (seated): Mrs. Morrow, Marsha Ewing, Kris Ball, Bev Sharp, Lisa Boggs; Row 2: Bonnie Moore, Jeri Camp, Tammy Fisher. Tina Folden, Rita Malone, April Carter, Missy West; Row 3: Chloie Caudill, Tammy Simpson, Kris Moore, Trisha Bush, Vicki Snyder. Data Processing I class working in the computer lab. DP II members: (seated) Lena Rowe; (standing) Lisa Mercer, Becky Keefer, Vickie Starner, Terese McDaniel, Karen DeMent. Diane Spencer, Melissa Frye, Penny Newsom, and instructor Martha Wright. DP II officers: (seated) Terese McDaniel, President; (standing) Vickie Starner, Parliamentarian; Lisa Mercer, Secretary; Penny Newsom, Historian; and Becky Keefer, Treasurer. Special Effects Data Processing Panning The Players A 166 Candida Special Effects Gathering Statistics DEC A projects for the year included a sales project and a Halloween Party for Hope Haven. DECA also sponsored Letters from Santa, and the ALL-Vocational Breakfast. They were credited for active participation in gathering statistics for the State of Ohio on the use of Seat Belts. Affiliated with State and National DECA, the Jackson chapter’s advisor is Mrs. Hillary Abell. Some awards that were won by the DECA members were; DECA Leadership award — Claudia Gillespie Outstanding Vocational Student — Terri Renee Shook Employees of the year — Shelly Rose and Wayne Mercer Among other honored students in the DECA program were David Logan who won sixth place in the State of Ohio in the Job interview Contest and those who received awards at the District 11 Competitive Events. V DECA Special Effects Row 1 (seated): Sean Richards, Danielle Green, Rodney Tomblin, Shelly Rose, Claudia Gillespie, Dave Logan; Row 2: Tony Cantor, Jon Henry, Wayne Mercer, Rob Tolliver, Ramona Hendricks, Mrs. Abell, Teri Rene Shook, Kelly Music, Kim Richards, Teresa Music Student Shelley Rose is employed at Kentucky Fried Chicken. Odd Lots employee Claudia Gillespie. Wayne Mercer is ‘caught in the act' at Wendy's. District 11 DECA Competitive Events Winners pose for a picture. Teresa Musick, Ramona Hendricks, and David Logan work together. Leave It To The Experts David Miller, Jefl Stevenson, Jed Blanton, Gary Childers, Scott Hickman, Joel Wood, and Mr. Bowman make up the crew. --------------- Technical Genius The Audio Visual crew at JHS worked diligently throughout the year. Under advisor Mr. Charles Bowman, members of this group were continually “on call Responsible for lighting and sound at the Fall and Spring plays, band and glee club concerts, banquets, assemblies, anywhere special lighting was necessary, these technicians practiced a craft essential to the success of each special event. They also assisted in the distribution to and securing of equipment for classroom use. At times, assistance in operating procedures was required, and the Audio Visual crew was there to lend their expertise. V ley an receive Science A Audio Visual Crew Special Effects Hi-Q Try-outs for the Hi-Q team were held on Sept. 2, 1986 and the “lucky seven selected were Seniors Lynn Stroth, Ken Dearing, and Roger Holbrook; juniors Bill James and Brian Wiley; sophomore Chris Anderson; and freshman Scott Gray. Team coach, Ms. Mary Jean Reider, traveled with Hi-Q members to various competitions throughout the year. These competitions included “In the Know” (won 1, lost 1); the Bobcat Buzz-In at Ohio University at Athens, the Ironton Invitational (placed 3rd in a field of 8), scrimmages with Oak Hill and Vinton County and a tournament in Waverly (1st out of eight teams). The Waverly win made JHS eligible for the Ohio Academic Competition at Columbus Alternative in May, where the format of competition, although timed, depended more on group consultation rather than the “quick answer format of most other competition. The JHS Hi-Q players deserve a round of applause for their academic effortsl Academic Stars Bill James accepts a donation from the Junior Federation Women’s Club. Ken Dearing accepts a donation from principal Bevins from Rotary. Team members: Bill James, Chris Anderson, Ken Dearing, Lynn Stroth, Roger Holbrook, Scott Gray, and Brian Wiley. J Special Effects Hi-Q Responsible Acting With Row 1: Chris Waugh, Marsha Hale, Becky Sparks, Lori Osborne, Missy Radune. Row 2: Jennier Brunton, Kim Thacker, Martha Woodard, Kim Sparks, Shalina Orender, Sherry Cromwell. Row 3: Advisor Mrs. Headley, Bev Sharp. Anita Marcum, Lisa Boggs, Lorenda Parks, Becky Miller, Laura Wolfe, Amy Ousley, Stacy Parks, Chris McEwen, Advisor Mrs. Doty. Officers were: Row 1: Secretary, Becky Miller; Vice-president, Bev Sharp; President, Becky Sparks; Treasurer, Marsha Hale; Reporter, Amy Ousley; Dist. Off., Martha Woodard; Historian, Kim Sparks. V r FHA r-------------------- FFA Future Farmers of America (FFA) is for any student enrolled in the Vo-Ag (Vocational agricul-tural) course. This organization provides an outlet for each member to display talent in this field, receive recognition for work, and learn new ideas for everyday use. JHS chapter advisor was Mr. Lisle Dill and officers for the ’86-’87 school year were: President — Rod Tomblin V-President — Corey Biggs Treas. — Craig Ragland Sec. — Steve Rose Reporter — Wayne Mercer Student Advisor — Steve Keefer. The FHA emblem is a house supported by two hands symbolizing that the homes of the future are in the hands of our youth. Any student enrolled in or who has completed a course in home economics may become a member of FHA. The JHS chapter is affiliated on both the state and national levels and its purposes are to help youth grow in homemaking skills and to provide opportunities for decision-making and assuming responsibility. FHA at JHS is active throughout the school year. The chapter was busy with bi-monthly chapter meetings, an October District meeting and National Cluster meeting, a Regional meeting in March, and the two-day State Convention in April. An after-football game dance and the Sweetheart Dance are sponsored annually by FHA. Projects for ’86-’87 included Families and Futures, Teen Advisory Program, Student Body, Children’s Hospital, and Resource Development Fund. 172 FHA, FFA Special Effects J V J F.F.A. Officers: Steve Keefer, Steve Rose, Rod Tomblin, Wayne Mercer Back: Advisor Mr. Lisle Dill, Craig Ragland, Darin Tackett (sentinal), Corey Biggs. Freshmen: (front) Mitch Meredith, Jeff Johnson, Shawn Tackett, Tadd Kidd, John Varney. (back): Brian Williams, Bill Speakman, Harry Harper, Chris Scott, Mark Goodwin, Tom Gates, Jason Sears. Sophomores: Mike Woods, James Minner, Bob Bowman, Bill Fogle. Row 2: Bobby Sparks, Jerry Dempsey, Jim Causey, Stephen Rose, Charles Benedict. Row 3: Pete Wolford, Charles Coon, Tony Yerian, Frank Johnson, Steve Keefer. Row 4: Terry Neff, David Carter, Jim Lantz, Danny McCarty, Jerry Scott. Juniors and Seniors: Wayne Mercer, Randy Scott. Row 2: Allen Malone, Corey Biggs, Rod Tomblin, Darin Tackett, Craig Ragland, Rich Wyant. Row 3: Roy Dennison, Joe Malone, Mike Salyers, J.J. Brown, Randy Perkins. Important Parts Special Effects FFA, FHA Getting Hands-On Experience Senior Carl Foden glances up from his work to give a serious look. T l The T l program at JHS is divided into two groups — T l I and T l II. The T l II (Trade and Industrial Machine Shop II) program is instructed by Mr. Noble Mullins. Members of this organization are all seniors. Juniors are eligible to participate in the the T l I program, whose advisor is Mr. Alan Scurlock. Both groups are a part of VIC A, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. New equipment for the organization included a modern computer-controlled numerical lathe. Row 1 (kneeling): Chris Roe, Cliff Dowler, James Malone, James DePue, Jeff Simpson, Kelly Gross Row 2: Pat Malone, Mark Scurlock, Bill Rafferty, Steve Spangler, Jay Turck, Tom Kisor, Mr. Noble Mullins — advisor, Tim Montgomery, Tim Wyant, Pat Bailey, Norm Steele, Carl Folden. 174 T l Special Effects J Senior Tim Montgomery works diligently in class. I m Row 1 (kneeling): Harold Hoover, Ted Strom, Mike White, Mark Crabtree; Row 2: Richard Hughes, Ron Scurlock, Robert Green, Blaine Ro-senberger, Kevin Houston, Mr. Scurlock, Terry Crabtree, George Denny, Jim Willis, Jay Willis, James Gray. FTA The JHS chapter of the FTA (Future Teachers of America) held its induction at what is now Kinnison Elementary school. Since Kinnison was at one time the high school, the choice seemed appropriate. Most members of FTA plan to teach either on the elementary level (K-8) or the secondary level (9-12), and Kinnison is the only existing school in the district to have served students at both levels. FTA members were busy throughout the year working with students on the elementary level. They assisted with Kindergarten screening and the fourth grade Outdoor Education Program at the Shire Helping elementary students make tree decorations, caroling, and reading aloud to them during Right-to-Read week gave them real Hands-on” experience with the younger set. Fund-raising projects included baking pies to sell at holidays and a bake sale. A Christmas dinner and shopping spree and a picnic at the end of school were real pleasures. Advisor was Mrs. Kathryn Loxley; Officers were; Kim Childers, Pres.; Helen Tennant, VP; Traci Ragland, Sec; Peggy Casey and Teresa Mullins, Treas.; Kathy Bailey, Program; and Tricia Hammond and Gidget Humphreys, Social. __________________-S Special Effects FTA; T l 175 Doing Their Part Gary Childers and Ginger Stokes take a break during Positive Addiction Day. Many students purchase T-shirts to show that they were a part of Positive Addiction Day. r v For Our Health Student Health Council has been in existence at JHS for three years and is divided into two groups that meet twice a month. Senior high students and students in seventh and eighth grades meet separately during lunch times. The goals of Student Health Council members are many and include: The desire to act as an liaison between school, students, parents, and community and to keep communication open and ongoing at these levels; the distributing of available information regarding current issues and problems facing today's youth; the wish to serve as an example of positive peer pressure; the striving to bring about a better understanding of self and others. The council has been very active this year. Members presented programs in all elementary schools (grades 3-6) with the elementary students participating in skits, songs, and a question-answer period. The council also assisted in the Red Cross Bloodmo-bile and maintained a pamphlet display at the city library. Other activities included were: Mini Tl, Positive Addiction Day, and taking a trip to King's Island. Advisors were Leah Moyer, Gloria Yeager, R.N., and AI Burger. J 176 Student Health Council r Jr. High Row 1: A. Brown, J. Wallace. Row 2: Mrs. Moyer, K. Rose, L. Jansen, unidentified, unidentified. J. Cochran, R. Ramey, A. VanHatten, Mrs. Yeager. Row 3: D. Hughes. T. Stumbo, E. Plummer, K. Fields, T. Richards, K. Greathouse. B. Wolford, S. Thompson, T. Massie. Row 4: N. Hess. J. Wiley, J. Blanton, S. Anderson, J. Stokes. C. Dunn, A. Davis, R. Hall, C. Wolford. Row 5: B. Munn, M. Morgan, B. Jewell, C. Reynolds, C. Valentine, M. Morgan, D. Straten, B. Taylor, S. Lundrum. v Sr. High Row 1: V. Scurlock, K. Schwab. Row 2: A. Carper, Mrs. Moyer. T. Walker, B. Sanford. L. Wolfe. A. Frye. M. Moore, R. White. Mrs. Yeager. Row 3: A. Rippeth. M. Nelson. T. Musick, L. Rose. K. Thacker. D. Thomas. Row 4: T. Riegel, L. Dwyer, J. Lehman, C. Dicken, I. Sheldon, B. Miller, J. Gordon, N. White. Row 5: G. Hill. C. Moyer. M. LeMaster. P. Bragg. B. Zachariah, J. Wilburn. G. Childers. G. Cochran, G. Jansen. ______________________________________________J The Best Assistants Office Workers And Library Aides Students at JHS may volunteer for office workers if their daily schedule permits. Usually a “permanent pass” from study hall is issued and students report to one of the main offices or to the guidance office. Office workers run errands, take and deliver messages; in general', they help do what needs to be done. This year, because of the frequency of false fire alarms, they provided hall monitoring from 3:10 p.m. until dismissal. The Faye McCoy Library (dedicated in April of 1986) and the Library Club are under the direction of Mrs. Marilyn Payne. Both the set design and players have recently been changed. Money from candy sales completed payment for new carpeting and study halls are no longer held in the library. The time is “prime time” for classroom usage. v_________________________y 178 fice Library Workers Special Effects Guidance Row 1: Christy Miller, Cathy Dicken, Brenda Causey, Nancy Goble. Row 2: Todd Perry, Jennifer Lahman, Kris Moore, Beth Zachariah. Main Office Row 1: Shawna Peoples, Jodi Boroff, Martha Woodard, Stephanie Smith, Mary Hess. Row 2: Laura Owens, Chris Moyer, Lisa Mercer, Becky Keefer. Library Club (Floor): Scott Hickman, Julie Stepp, Megan Lucas, Shawna McGuire, Vicki Scur-lock, Roger Patrick; Row 1 (seated); Missy Dempsey, Marilyn McCartney, Ronda Ramey, Jennifer Jer-zak, Susan Lambert, Gretchan Colby, Kathy Jewell, Amanda Zito, Tonya Mercer; Row 2: Stephanie McGowan, Vivian Malone, Jill Smith, Helen Tennant, Terra Lloyd, Rita Brown, Roberta Fulton, Mary Freeland, Pam Hicks, Tammy Spurgeon, Mrs. Payne; Row 3: Rick Parks, Angie Ward, Diane Spencer, Tracey Eldridge, Brandon Cros-sier, Kathy Bailey, Graham Cochran, Liz Stephens, Denita Peoples. Officers: Pres. Missy Dempsey V.P. Pam Hicks Sec. Marilyn McCartney Trea. Graham Cochran V. Special Effects Office Library Workers 179 r Varsity Track Team Members y Jackson Varsity Boy’s Track (picture unavailable at press time) Head Coach: Don Armstrong Assnt. Coach: John Lehew Mgr.: Tracy Poling Ted Sweeney, Tom Griffiths, Ken Dearing, Greg Clark, Aaron Asbury, Jim Wilburn, Jeff Coffey, Mike Phipps, Kevin Henderson, John Willis, Rick Stokes, Doug Congrove, Tim James, Pat Muffley, John Perry, Chuck Oliver, Steve Dearing, Greg Harris, Doug Kidd, Matt Griffiths, Todd Perry, Mark Fout, Rob Walters, John Gillum, Jon Lindner, Chris Argo, Matt Barnett, John Snyder, Mark Manning, Heath O’Neal, Jeff Stevenson. Jackson Varsity Girl’s Track (picture unavailable at press time) Head Coach: Dennis Rinehart Assnt. Coach: Sharon Juhas Mgrs.: Kelli Rhea, Missy Nichols Vicki Starner, Laura Owens, Michelle Ridge, Robin Sweeney, Shelley Haynes, Rita Close, Sarah Sheward, Heather Sheward, Yvonne Fenik, Allison Oliver, Jenny James, Buffy Leach, Cathy Trent, and Jody Boroff. OWA In the OWA program, students provide custodial services in the cafeteria and other areas in and around JHS. For the past seven years OWA students have attended a banquet in their honor. This year the banquet was held at Trip-pies Restaurant and Mr. Fred Altherr (teacher and director of OWA) presented students with appreciation and completion of course awards. Some of these awards were: A ward of Excellence — Kendra Imes, Tracy Trisch, and Tammy Vanooyen A ward of Superiority — Tracy Trisch and Tammy Vanooyen Most Improved OWA worker of the year — Joe Baker and Vergil Orsborn OWA Workers of the year — Pat Wills and Tracy Trisch V________________________________________) OWA Track Special Effects Comedy Drama A Special Effects Candida Exchange Students ... Juniors Stephanie McGowan and Vivian Malone spend time in the library. Senior exchange student Akiko Yamada in Govt, class. Senior exchange student Esteban Albornoz. A T l Machine Shop student smiles for the camera. 182 Feature Special Effects r A Become Part Of The Act Esteban Albornoz and Akiko Yamada, exchange students from Ecuador and Japan, respectively, spent the ’86-’87 school year at JHS. During his stay here, Esteban most enjoyed spending time with his new friends at “the tracks” and going to parties, football and basketball games. He will miss his new friends and the good times he had but promised to return for a visit. Akiko was a member of the tennis team and of the Senior High Chorus. She most enjoyed her new friends, the friendly teachers, playing tennis, and going to prom. Her message: “Thanks for your kindness always. I will never forget you. Please be my good friends forever and good luck with your futures.” Our foreign exchange students not only “got into the act”, but added to it with their friendly, outgoing ways. V_____________________J DALLAS ORENAULT riJeep. New Used — Trucks Cars — Sales Leasing GOOD LUCK GRADS Main Street Jackson, Ohio 45640 Phone (614) 286-2171 TODAYS CHEVROLET KING CONTRACTING, INC. INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONAL WATER WASTE TREATMENT PLANTS DESIGN, ESTIMATING, CONSULTING 614 286-2126 317 RALPH STREET JACKSON OHIO AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER iLjEafvfc POT POURRI 8 Vaughn St. Jackson. OH 286-3986 Now You Can Get Super Savings On An Art Carved Class Ring Backed By A Full Lifetime Warranty. CONNIE R. WALKER, Broker MAUREEN F. KREIDER, Realtor MOURNING’S INC. OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES “Everything For The Office” Steelcase Office Furniture ROYAL ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITERS SHARP CASIO ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS CASH REGISTERS - SHARP COPY MACHINES Authorized Sales and Service Try Us . . . We Should Have It 427 E. Main St. • Jackson, Ohio • 286-5011 SUE’S STYLING SALON 378 MAIN STREET JACKSON,OHIO 45640 46 2 Portsmouth Street Jackson, Ohio 45640 Sue Stevens, Owner Telephone: 286-6294 Telephone: 286-5061 or 286-5062 Good Luck JHS Grads Of ’87 WOOD FURNITURE CO. 120 N. Jackson Si.. Oak Hill 660 E. Mala St.. Jackson 1223 S. Peso. Art.. WeUstoo 350 Portsmouth Street Jackson, Ohio 45640 WE DO CHICKEN RIGHT It’s a bad day to cook. Great day for Kentucky Fried Chicken. Visit-the Colonel Original or Extra Crispy NOW AVAILABLE DRIVE THRU SERVICE Phone 286-2824 Patrons Ads RUPERT PLUMBING MAINTENANCE 65 East Broadway St. Jackson, Ohio Residential Commercial Serving All Of Jackson County Heating Specialists Sales • Service • Installation Licensed • Bonded • Insured Service We Are Proud Of 24 Hour Service 286-2055 Break From Gover Janelle Wolfe And Christy Hill Work On Apple Festival Booth Decorations For Seniors. Ads Patrons Candids 1 HILL 286-FRED Congratulations Grads! Terry Tomek Sales Representative JOSTENS PUBLISHING CO. Publisher of 1987 Osky Wow MAYHEW FUNERAL HOME Bob Mayhew, Director iackson, Ohio Phone 28 4161 INSURANCE ctfc ency, 25 N.HIGH ST. 286-6 J Patron Ada CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 781 E. Main St. Jackson, OH Good Luck From RAX Great Food Comfortable Dining Drive Thru PHARMACY THE EVERYTHING STORE THE JACKSON PUBLISHING CO. PUBLISHERS OF... THE JOURNAL-HERALD SMITH-VyCH AMBERS Monday • Wednesday • Friday THE WELLSTON SENTRY Tuesday and Thursday 295 Broadway Street JACKSON, OHIO 45640 1026 S. Penn. Ave. Wellston, Ohio 384-3400 PHONE: (614) 286-2187 or 286-2188 Ads Patrons Good Luck! Graduates Of 1987! JADE STUDIO 151 Broadway Jackson, Ohio 45640 614-286-6428 BJ’S PIZZA 112 South Ohio Ave. Wellston, Ohio 45692 384-6160 =1 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ‘87 NETWORK VIDEO Tape Sales And Rentals VCR Sales and Rentals Hundreds Of Movies In VHS And BETA Mon-Sat 12-8 — Sun 12-6 108 Bridge Street — Jackson 286-5357 Medicare, Medicaid, And VA Accepted Where the promise of quality is a promise ixtrUL. An inviting, hospitable facility offering the finest in nursing care and services. Skilled and intermediate care nursing home Private and semiprivate rooms Heartland of Jackson 8668 S.R.93,Jackson IHCR 286-5026 HMtfh Car. and Aailramont Corporation ot Amortca 8 miles South of Jackson Patrons Ada Good Luck! Class Of ’87 INPson’s PHONE 286-4179 PrescriptionDRUG STORES 780 E. MAIN STREET JACKSON. OHIO (3 emr FARRAR’S CUSTOM CUT 265 N. High Street • Jackson, Ohio (614)-6137 or 286-3248 Freezer Beef And Pork — Deli Items CONGRATULATIONS J.H.S. Graduates Of The Class Of 1987 From A Division Of Piilsbury Co. 100 E. Broadway Jackson, Ohio 45640 2403 S. Pennsylvania Ave Wellston, Ohio 45692 Two Locations In Jackson County COLL AUTO SALES CO. o 1 CHRYSIHK Dodge VlymoutH Dodge Truths 286-2184 Jackson, Ohio 301 E. Main Real Estate And Commercial Leasing JOHN BRUNTON 614-286-4571 Congratulations From The MARION C. LEWIS FURN. CO. Jackson, Ohio 286-3525 ), EMT, instructs Mr. Burger's Health 7. A. fj. StochmeUieHue. — MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR - Commercial Industrial 227 Main Street Phone:614-286-2106 JACKSON, OHIO 45640 “An Equal Opportunity Employer” G. M. MACHINE SHOP Carry Montgomery Engine Repair • Machine Work • Welding Patrons Ads If You're Going To College, Take BancOhio With You. — is BancOhio National Bank When you re on your own. you II be happy to Know that BancOhtos cose by With Student Loans Student Checking MasterCard or VISA And an AnytimeBank card So you can do your banking 24 hours a day 7 days a week At more than 8 000 automated teller machines coast to coast in the U S and Canada BANC OHIO National Bank Jackson, Ohio Good Luck! Graduates Of ’87 DBS. BILLMAN BILLMAN Optometrists 201 Columbia St. Jackson, Ohio 45640 286-1419 Montgomery Machine Shop CARRY MONTGOMERY 206 Watts Blevins Street JACKSON. OHIO 45640 (614) 286-2863 Machine Works Welding 194 Ads Patrons Distributors Of Meadow Gold Ice Cream Products 371 Portsmouth Street Member Federal Home Loan Bank Systems WOOD FURNITURE CO. 350 Portsmouth St. Jackson, Ohio 45640 Phone: 286-2824 Patron Ads 11605 U.S. 23 Waverly, Ohio 4 A Dairy Queen 1100 South Penn. Weliston, Ohio Good Luck To The Class Of ’87 From THE DAIRY QUEENS OF WELLSTON AND WAVERLY And Soon In Jackson k fkl 2854645 7 uufqtifo rwott aww % jackson. ohio CROSS SONS FARM EQUIPMENT Hometown Meat Deli 16 Vine Street Jackson, Ohio 286-5419 Owners’ Arlene Music, Fred Bierhup 1028 US 35 West Jackson, Ohio Ancil Cross — Owner Phone 286-1966 Massey-Furgeson And Sperry New Holland Farm Equipment Patron Ads x 738 E. Main Straat Jackson, Ohio 45640 (614) 286-6478 CIVIC SAVINGS ELECTROTEK Your Radio Shack Dealer Tandy Computers PA Systems Fire Alarms Atlas Sound Security Systems Closed Circuit TV Systems CETEC Rayner Audio JOBBER OF SHEET, PRODUCTS___________ 446 East Main Street - Jackson, Ohio 45640 - Phone 286-2424 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS M.D. 63 E. South Street Jackson, Ohio 45640 286-4104 or 286-1261 521 Main Street Jackson, Ohio 45640 614-286-1410 mm � v % il’ fk£ ' v A KID’S CORNER 225 Broadway 286-5167 Congratulations Grads Of 87 G J AUTO PARTS 286-4165 155 Walnut St. Jackson, Ohio Go Big Red ”7 123 S. Ohio Ave Wellston 384-2116 News In Town Comfort Inn Grand Opening Brings Large Crowd BANK 400 E. Main St. Jackson 286-5058 Transitional School at Lick Planned for 87-88 Ground-Breaking for 35 Bypass Attended by Gov. Richard Celeste Nine-Week Grading Periods and Interim Reports Are Used for Classroom Evaluations Baccalaureate Combined with Graduation for Class of ’87 103 Year old Jackson City Hall and Fire Engine House Demolished on Pearl Street MAIN EXPRESS Convenient Store Jackson Wellston Coalton Member FDIC 286-2333 384-6756 286-6667 Oak Hill McArthur 682-7355 596-4790 Five Publications Combined To Reach Over 92,000 Homes 237 Pearl Street • P.O. Box 254 • Jackson Phone: (614) 286-7571 Co-Owners: Mark Wolf And David Ringer Ads Patrons Thanks Seniors! From The Staff Of Lear Photography Front: Dale And Becky Lear Back: Teresa Gleason, Randy Houdashelt, and Kelly Graham (614) 446-7494 Lear. PHOTO GRAPH V SPRING VALLEY PLAZA • GALLIPOLIS. OHIO Closed Mondays JOHN SHAW NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS, INC. Box 487 Lancaster, Ohio 43130 Phone: 614-654-4901 School Portraits — Professional Service Quality Photography The Best Of ’87 Hits Are Chosen March 30, 1987:59th Annual Academy A wards Best Picture: PLATOON Best Actor: PAUL NEWMAN for “The Color of Money” Best Actress: MARLEEN MATLIN for “Children of a Lesser God” Best Original Song: “TAKE MY BREATH AWAY” From “Top Gun” COAL Mcompany Yp?” •% r . vV 'sNh. 1:v - i gjfrfri X- ?-; • m._ MADISON MIN � r . - Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 Grads 1987 AD PRICES 1 8 Page: $25.00 1 4 Page: $40.00 1 2 Page: $60.00 • Full $125.00 Patrons: $5.00 Each SHAKE SHOPPE Soda Parlor Popular Eatery Phyllis Michael Main At Huron Owner %fe free Qaffery 241 Main Strut JACKSON, OHIO 45640 614 286-5315 Dean and Lady Beesman Gntui v, aSH R J DAIRY FOODS INC WINNIE BLAIR REALTY 752 E. Main St. Jackson, Oh 45640 Phone (614) 286-4498 286-6375 P.O. Box 507 430 E. Broadway St. Jackson, OH 45640 286-2521 WINIFRED C. BLAIR. GRI Broker Cf NGUARD ’• Insurance Rao'tsmtJ'rvt Congratulations Grads Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated Patrons Ads •Cuaim Ltamng •Tropiuts 4 tjifrvwit •Nikt. him. Amy, tnd Conwnr Shta 188 Main St Jackson, Ohio 45640 Bui ,614) 286-65 6 HAROLD AND BECKY HOWE - OWNERS BAZELL OIL CO. 325 Portsmouth Street Jackson, Ohio 45640 Ph. 286-3321 Transport Delivery Ticket To Show Actual Gallons — Gasolines — Greases MID- ATLANTIC COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF PORTSMOUTH Beverage Dispensing Equipment Vending Machines — Fountain Disp. Pre-Mix Dispensers Refreshment Trailers 353-3133 K.O. Kitts, Manager 3001 Scioto Trail Congratulations Grads CHESTER N. IERY, JR. Local Manager 382 Pearl Street JACKSON, OHIO 45640 (614) 286-4101 GENERAL TELEPHONE OF OHIO Ads Patrons Congratulations Grads Of ’87 At JHS Jackson A Lancaster Colony Company Jackson Corporation 275 South Bennett Avenue Jackson, Ohio 45640 800 762-0313 614 286-5081 in Ohio HARR’S GREENHOUSE AND GARDEN CENTER P.O. Box 1514 Valdosta, Georgia 31601 912 244-9941 Rubberqueen Flowers Are A Specialty 190 Water St. Jackson, Ohio 286-4135 Bassmnrm sand-piper SADLER’S St. Rt. 35 West, Jackson, Ohio Telephone: 286-2890 Open 7 Days A Week: 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. FUHLT HJFFET ... Kotor tin Frtor: 11 Jt It 2 PA t PJt to I PJt SatnUr 11 Ul tt HC PAL - Sitor II Ul ID 7 PA COFFEE SHOP ... for casual dining DINING ROOM BANQUET ROOM, large enough to seat 125 people, can be separied for private parties ENJOY OUR SALAD BAR CATERING CARRYOUT CAMSCO PRODUCE CO., INC. 16064 Beaver Pike Jackson, Ohio 45640 RADIO JACKSON INC. STUOtOS AND OFFICES 297 Broadway Jackson, Ohio 45640 Ph. 614 286-2141 or 286-2142 ------------------------------------ 286-4128 Ad Patrons We Are Proud Of Jackson High School AMERICA’S CABINETMAKER 960 E. Main St. — P.O. Box 625 Jackson, Ohio Phone 286-5033 CALLAHAN 1987 OSKY WOW PATRONS INSURANCE Mr. Mrs. Richard Eubanks • Michael David Dr. John W. Zimmerly, M.D. Miss Alyce Smith Mr. Mrs. Jack Handley AGENCY INC. Reservations Saturday Only 286-2303 fSanitary fJM,Commercial i Services. Inc., f£j[ Serving The Disposal Needs Of Southern Ohio Ad Patrons 1 McNELLY, PATRICK ASSOCIATES a 13 ' on5 19� 7 Group Insurance Specialists Other Services Available Include • Individual Life Disability • ALLSTATE Homeowners Auto • IRA's Mutual Funds • Payroll Deduct Life IRA • Commercial Business Packages • Pension Services • (401K) • Estate Planning • Financial Planning 78 Broadway Street • Jackson, Ohio Local 614-286-4175 • ALLSTATE 614-286-4449 Ohio Toll Free 1-800-782-4278 | DAVIS TRUCKING CO., INC. 229 State Street • P.O. Box 109 Jackson, Ohio 45640 Phone (614) 286-4171 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The JHS Class Of 1987 Go Ironmen! George And Harold Davis • Owners Drawing The Curtain ... On The Year Another year-long extravaganza has come to a dose and it's time to draw the final curtain. As I look down the dark halls, I see my lockers standing open and empty. A scrap or two of paper, an abandoned, beat-up Nike or Reebok, a broken pencil — the only reminders of the many who so recently filled me and brought me to life. It's already quiet and a bit lonely, but if I listen very carefully can still hear the faintest echo of voices and footsteps. They came in late August and soon began to fill the roles. The casting was fun — trying on characters, keeping the ones that fit, discarding others. They all turned out to be good players. The incoming 7th graders did well as understudies. They always do. And the Seniors? Remember my saying the new crop would try to “rule the school ? Well, they did try. On the whole, it was a satisfying, successful production and 111 have the memories to keep me company through the long, hot summer. Freshman Betty Stevenson standing outside on the last day of school. Senior Darin Tackett in British Lit. class. Sophomores Mike Abrams and Todd Perry talk in the hallway. 210 Feature Encore For the first time a teacher, Mr. Jack Handley, took the monumental task of orchestrating Senior Class events and activities. In the past, the title Senior-Advisor was held by assistant principals, but for the Class of ‘87, organizing the Senior booth during Apple Festival, ordering and distributing announcements, keys, notes, and caps and gowns, and overseeing Senior Assembly fell to the capable, incomparable Mr. Handley. Class Flower: RED ROSE Class Colors: RED, BLACK and SILVER Class Song: “I WANNA9 GO BACK” Encore Candida Caught On Film r Index ADMINISTRATION, 95 ADS, 184-208 ALMA MATER, 2 APPLE FESTIVAL, 8-11 ARTS FESTIVAL, 78-79 AUDIO VISUAL, 170 BAND field commanders, 26-27 flag corps, 26-27 majorettes, 26-27 marching, 32-33 jazz, 57 BANQUET band, 84 fall sports, 40-41 honors, 87 spring sports, 72-73 BASEBALL jv, 64-65 varsity, 64-65 BASKETBALL jr. high boys, 48-49 jr. high girls, 52-53 jv boys, 48-49 jv girls, 52-53 varsity boys, 46-47 varsity girls, 50-51 BOARD OF ED. 95 CAROL SING, 54-55 CHEERLEADERS freshmen, 38-39 jr. high, 38-39 jv, 36-37 varsity, 36-37 CLASSES eighth, 106-111 freshmen, 112-117 juniors, 124-128 seniors, 130-140 seventh, 100-105 sophomores, 118-123 CONCERT band, 84-85 glee club, 82-83 CROSS COUNTRY, 24-25 DANCE homecoming, 20-21 jr. high, 70 prom, 90-91 sadie hawkins, 74-75 stay-at-home, 92-93 sweetheart, 58-59 DATA PROCESSING, 164-165 DECA, 168-169 EMPLOYEES cafeteria, 98 central office, 98 custodial, 98 jhs office, 98 FACULTY, 96-98 FFA, 172-173 FHA, 172-173 FIGHT SONG, 2 FOOTBALL jr. high, 22-23 jv, 18-19 varsity, 18-19 GOLF, 35 Hl-Q, 172 Hl-Y, 161 LIBRARY AIDES, 178-179 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, 89 NURSE, 98 OFFICE WORKERS, 178-179 OSKY WOW distribution, 14-15 staff, 156-157 OWA, 180 PLAY fall, 42-43 spring, 80-81 QUILL SCROLL, 88 SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS, 86 SCIENCE FAIR, 76-77 SENIOR(S) assembly, 146-147 breakfast, 145 class favorites, 147 commencement, 148-149 graduates, 153 index, 150-151 index key, 152 rotary seniors, 152 salutatorian, 144 school citizens, 144 valedictorians, 144 SHOW CHOIR, 56 SKELETON, 158-159 SOCCER, 31 SOFTBALL jv, 66-67 varsity, 66-67 SPIRIT SECTION, 12-13 STUDENT COUNCIL, 162-163 STUDENT HEALTH COUNCIL, 176-177 SUPERINTENDENT, 94 T I, 174-175 TENNIS boys, 71 girls, 34 TRACK jr high, 68-69 varsity, 68-69, 180 TREASURER (JCS), 95 TRI-HI-Y, 160 VOLLEYBALL jr. high, 30 jv, 28-29 varsity, 28-29 WORD PROCESSING, 164-165 WRESTLING, 60, 61 V 215 Encore Index ----------------------------------- 'I Getting Into The Act r----------------- r Osky Wow 1987 Jackson High School Tropic and Vaughn Streets Printer: Josten’s American Yearbook Co. 1312 Dickson Highway Clarksville, Tennessee 37040 Press run: 600 Price: $18.00 Trim Size: 9’ x 12” Page Count: 216 Paper: 80 lb. Double Coated Enamel ___________________ Company Representative: Terry Tomek Faculty Advisor: Lucinda M. Eubanks ‘‘All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances. And one man in his time plays many parts . ” — from ‘‘As You Like It” — William Shakespeare ____________________ Colophone Encore r —'