Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

1976 SCOOP VOLUME XXXVIII Jackson Memorial High School Massillon, Ohio 44646 The Spirit of Achievement. . . The shop classes acquire many useful skills. Miss Fry's numerous tasks never end. Alma Mater Jackson High School, hail to you! Our days with you and our friends so true Are the happiest days of our lives. We’ll sing our song to our athletes strong, To a team that never fails. So in all we do, be brave and true, Jackson High School, hail to you! 2 To C T -4— fTv tT IP CI VC p� . OCi rvC uo ov ccx� A wcrv _ “X L OV E - O v_ (oO 5 STT Ps -yC v - TTV CL -bv. - -i 'L V Ovj TT L Cr uuU - (VO T V U(V w? . The art classes let the students express themselves. UoJL, cl au22 uxc cyoU L £) oe -kyiLZ '- OA Cl lcJCCCj JlsO- Oj • J CAXcl y Cco4l Ctu y o ot jDcx k jlcj- o Our new school is an achievement involving the entire community. Pete Yockel has the unending energy it takes to be a runner. Is the Spirit of America 3 The Spirit of Competition . . . Our varsity cheerleaders give confidence to our teams every time. Doug Day leads the team on to the field for the game against Central. Jay Bcc. Megan Booth, Mike Mahaffey, Sue Barati, and Mr. Barati are all present for the homecoming ceremonies. Debbie Skacal plays on the girls’ tennis team. Jeff Blackburn and Bob Peters lead our Cross Country team to a winning season. Is the Spirit of America. 5 The Spirit of Leadership . -Jo a G xJLo p i serT) OJuyeJL ' ° cmxv! 'ipyyju c!L f £W oJJRM J 1 CMJ-A Ob ultbi', (-Aa, ' Vi' H olXH - -teu cK! -It’ 6 Kay Osbourn represents the students at the Student Council meetings. Jim Kempthom and Rod Cline serve as officers for Key Club. Karen Higgins is always seen performing with the band. The rowdy Senior class members are very humble. An unexpected visitor helps cheer at a football rally. Is the Spirit of America. 7 The Spirit of Jackson . . . I.isa Haller and Becky Neal are able to cultivate their hidden talents. SCOOP STAFF Sharon Thomas Editor Rod Cline Academics Steve Hines Athletics Patty Block Classes Joy Stockburger Division Pages Todd Norris Photographer Jeannie llolsinger Activities Sherwood Shoemaker .. . Academics Jeff Blackburn Athletics Chris Bailey Classes Eric Pressler Business Manager Corinne Fulton Advisor I he Jackson Senior Women ereatk enjo their last eai ol hijjh school 8 Table of Contents Activities Academics Athletics Classes Advertisements Is the Spirit of America. PKNTEWN UTH BATES Jenny Ward is always seen wearing a smile. Jim McCormick and Larry Popa dress for the Perry game. The chemistry class affords many friendships. Vohn Longheier. one of the spirited Seniors. The Spirit of the 7?7q-19? 0 WE SALUTE USA'76 I The NJROTC demonstrate their pride in our American heritage. V The NJROTC raise the flag before each home game this year. The NJROTC also perform with the band. Is the Spirit of America 13 The Spirit of Support. . . Kris Plaskett donates her spare time to the school bookstore. v'io CL JUualAg J fXMXyn Q yixir Cl. (Vj UflX _ x a-CXAJ3 Mcrfu. y£ o CU 4. CX JjOoaJtuu sr L krjj yc AJA±£fy c£ 1 jdocx±JL c± SfcuJo - 4 -Mo 0 '■ c % « ' jun Mr. Lou Raymond explains the importance of donating blood. f f y'.s t vP r W J i ' IK A meeting of the administration and concerned parents offers the opportunity to share ideas. Is the Spirit of America. 15 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIE 17 Miss Jacksonite Mr. Jacksonite Mr. Todd Norris 19 Miss Sue Barati Mr. Dave Pfendler Jacksonite Mr. Floyd Critoria 20 To be selected as Mr. or Miss Jacksonite is one of the highest honors that can be achieved by a Senior. The finalists were chosen by the Sen- iors on the basis of character, personality, and service to the school. A Miss Chris Pritz minimum 2.6 scholastic average was required throughout a student’s high school years. Miss Jenny Ward and Mr. Todd Norris received the honor this year. Mr. Mike Seifert Miss Lori Bair Miss Cindy McCain Runners-Up Mr. Pete Yockel Football Homecoming 1975 After three days of voting, on September 26, the attendants and queen were tapped by the football captains. Sophomore attendant was Donnette Carpenter, Junior attendant was Chris Bailey, Senior attendant was Cindy McCain, and the Queen was Sue Barati. Sue and her court reigned over the Central Catholic game. At half time the girls were escorted across the field by their fathers. Megan Booth presented the crown and the queen was crowned by Mike Mahaf f y. Senior Class President. 22 Sue Barati — Queen, Mr. Barati. Cindy McCain — Senior Attendant, Mr. McCain. The Queen and Her Court Chris Bailey —Junior Attendant, Mr. Bailey. Donnette Carpenter — Sophomore Attendant. Mr. Carpenter. Winter Sports Homecoming 1976 Mark Kline, Anita Swalien — Senior Attendant - Sophomore Attendant, Mark Chenevey, Julie Vicente - Junior Attendant, Craig Fenstermaker. Charlene Berkshire - Queen. Larry Popa. Diane bebermann Charlene is crowned by last year’s queen, Debbie Gnau, as Charlene’s mother observes approvingly. On January 16 the 1976 Winter Sports Homecoming Queen and her Court were tapped at a special rally. The swim team, wrestling team, and basketball team captains had the honor of tapping the girls. Anita Swallen was the Sophomore attendant. She was escorted by Mark Kline. Julie Vicente was the Junior attendant. She was escorted by Mark Che- nevey. Diane Liebermann was the Senior attendant. Her escort was Larry Popa. The Queen was Charlene Berkshire who was escorted by Craig Fenstermaker. The Queen was crowned during the half-time cere- mony. Flowers were presented by the girls’ parents. A dance was held the same evening after the game against Louisville. The Junior Class sponsored the homecoming festivities. 24 Our spirited Queen, Charlene Berkshire National Honor Society FIRST ROW - Doug Keller. George Sniccr, Barry Lutzkc. SECOND ROW - Lisa Ross. Patty Block. Laurie Johnson, Holly Banas. Debbie G.llispic. THIRD ROW - Sue Hunter, Gail Engclman, Chns Caldwell. Chris Bailey. Barb Stedman. Kathy Kcsscl, Cheryl Harrington, Julie Vicente, FOURTH ROW — Jill Criswell. Mrs Hillebrecht — Advtsor. Sharon Thomas. Kay Osbourn. Mark Bivcnour. Tom Zych, FIFTH ROW - Tammy Bricker, Sue Kugel. Jeanette Page. Ix ri Snyder. Amy Ducmmcl. Barb Sumscr, Jenny Ward, Mary Jane Cunningham. Mr. Bishop — Advisor. SIXTH ROW — Mike Seifert. Ed Stevenson. Tom Englert. Charles Gherman. Steve Helmick. Mark Chcnevey. NOT PICTURED — Dave Pfen- dler. President. To have been elected into National Honor Society was a great accom- plishment and honor. A student must have excelled in the areas of char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and service. A senior must have had a 3.3 accumulative average, a junior a 3.5, and a sophomore a 3.8. Thirty-nine students were inducted on February 24 during the tradi- tional candle-lighting ceremony. Student speakers for the evening were Kay Osbourn, Jenny Ward, Ed Stevenson, and Sharon Thomas. A reception was held in the library following the ceremony. The National Honor Society awarded scholarships to non-members again this year. The money was raised from bake sales and battle-ribbon sales. Jenny Ward, Vice-President, conducts the tapping assembly. 26 New Inductees FIRST ROW — Paula Bailey, Chris Means. Yvonne Berquist, Heidi Horst. Liz Marks. Mary Ellen Bigler. SECOND ROW — Carol Cummins. Beth Engelbcrg. Mary Paul, Elaine John, Bryan Tracht, Rick Lightbody, Jan Hammond, Lisa Kerns, Karen Mitchell, THIRD ROW — A1 Cirillo, LrighAnn Wilson, Cindy Hacker, Dan Poliak, Dennis Dieffenbaugher, Dennis Barr. Linda Waters, Karen Pritchard, Doreen Maynard, FOURTH ROW —Jim Monastra, Toni VanBenthuyscn, Michele Arris, Diane Licbermann, Terry Gcrda, Tami Moll, Kelly White, FIFTH ROW — Dave Witter, Candy Mozzochi, Jeff Morrison. Becky Ross, Chris Pritz, Barb Belknap NOT PIC- TURED —Joe Gcrda and Paula Boniphant. 27 Jan Morrow Cast Chris Pritz Jonathan Forbes Steve Helmick Brad Allen Mike Mahaffey Alma Debbie Prosi se Pierot Dan Headland Mrs. Walters Marion Iorfida Tony Walters Mike Hofmann Marie Bethann Laird Eileen Heidi Horst Yvette Jenny Jones Miss Conrad Chris Cheyncy Supervisor Linda Alticri Miss Dickenson Sharon Thomas Policeman Dan Poliak Bessie Lynettc Derr Mrs. Frost Cheryl Harrington Mrs Ames Marilyn Saniora Graham Mark Rook Girl in Club Kathy Cheyncy Tilda Julie Swollen Ann Jenny Ward Director Donald Montgomery, Jr “Pillow Talk” Children’s Theater: “The Ransom of Red Chief” A Play in Two Acts Adapted by Anne Coulter Martens From the Short Story by O. Henry Sam Blake Cast Steve Helmick Bill Driscoll Dan Headland Red Chief (Johnny) ... Dave Ward Ebenezer Dorset Mike Mahaffey Mrs. Rudge Lynette Derr Jane Chandler Chris Garec Abigal Taffi Barnhart Elbe LeighAnn Wilson Susan Vicki Hacker Mary Alice Jenny Jones Mrs. Miller Marion lorfida Miss Oliver Cheryl Harrington Miss Russell Linda Altieri Constable Jones Rick Lightbody Director . Mr. Donald Montgomery This was the second year that the Jackson Dramatics Club performed a children’s play for the benefit of the elementary students. The unique feature of the children’s theater was their attempt to obtain the students attention by having them participate in the play in some way. The stu- dents found The Ransom of Red Chief” to be very enjoyable. But the play was not just a play for elementary students; it was an entertaining play for any audience. , W K 1 29 Dramatics and Thespians Dramatics and Thespians were involved in many fine productions. These included Pil- low Talk,” a religious production, a Children’s Theater, a Talent Night, and the musical. Throughout the year they had clinics at which they experimented with various the- atrical techniques. Their activities were not always associated with stage productions. They held a Dinner Dance at the Massillon Club on November 22. FIRST ROW — Taffic Barnhart, Mark Rook — Historian, Chris Pritz. Cookie Radick, Jenny Jones. Brett Gregory, SEC- OND ROW — Mr. Don Montgomery — Advisor, Heidi Horst — President, Linda Alticri — Vice President, Sharon Thomas. Steve Helmick, Dan Poliak, Barb Sumser, Gndy Hacker. Paula Puddington, Jenny Ward, Chris Cheyney, Renee Villclla, Lynn Schall, Missy Shafer — Treasurer. Cheryl Harrington — Secretary. £ FIRST ROW — Dave Ward, Gndy Kelby, Beth Summers, Anna Casto, Jodi Kettcr, Charlene Berkshire, Barb Laase, Laura H assem an, Deirdre Mandzuch, Chris Garcc, Susi Hughes, SECOND ROW — Marilyn Santora, Jeannaire Turner, Cathy Osier, Kathy Vomdran, Cynthia Letjekides, Vicky Hacker, Julie Peters, Vohn Longheier — Secretary, Traci McCully, Kathy Moon, Amy Ducmmel, Terry Gulley, Sue Hunter, Mr. Don Mont- gomery — Advisor. THIRD ROW — Heidi Horst, Judy Marshall, Barb Patterson, Leigh Ann Wilson, Paula Puddington, Kathy Kessel, Mary Paul, Cindy Hacker. Julie Vicente, Taffie Barnhart, Cheryl Harrington, Connie Litman, Janet Martin. FOURTH ROW — Linda Altieri, Missy Shafer, Barb Sumser, Jenny Ward, Marion lorfida, Chris Pritz, 30 Sharon Thomas, Terri Stephan, Cookie Radick. Rod Cline, Geralyn Campanclli, Sue Col- lier, Jenny Jones, Chris Hedrick. Mary Wucinick, FIFTH ROW — Sue Yutzey. Kim Richmann, Peggy Shrider, Pam Barnhart, Leslie Davis, Kelli Weltlich, Paula Bailey, Leigh Oberlin, Jamie Emmons, Kathy Cheyney, IJsa Kems, Bethann Laird, Chris Chey- ney — President, Renee Villella, Jean Holsinger, Rick Lightbody, SIXTH ROW — Lyn- ette Derr, Wendi Wilhelm, Danny Headland, Dan Poliak, Steve Helmick, Lynn Schall, Mark Hindercr, Brett Gregory, Mike Hofmann, Jan Hammond. Laurie McPherson, Dawn Wagner, Irene Seifert. Mike Walter, Mark Rook, Tom Bell. Polar Bear Backers FIRST ROW — Beth Engelberg, Cindy Kclby, Lori Rohrer, Susan Beyer, Tina Craddock, Barb Laasc, Mary Ellen Bigler. Beth Summers, Marion Iorfida, Char- lene Berkshire, Chris Bailey. Cindy Zepp, SECOND ROW — Barb Reno, Jill Shreiner, Margie Bcazcl, Pam Boland, Cindy Snyder, Patty Haas, Carolyn Har- man. Dcbbi Skacal, Caryl Cunningham, Karen Corbit, Linda Jacobs, Chris Garee, Anna Casto, THIRD ROW — Julie Peters, Connie Piper, Kathy Jacobs, Gndy Harper. Amy Duemmel, Kathy Moon. Chris Simmons, Taffie Barnhart, Susie Forelines, Beth Booth, Regina Walz, Chrii Chcyncy. Jenny Ward, FOURTH ROW —Cindy Hacker, Julie Vicente, Barb Stcdman, Mary Paul. Nancy Evanoff, Michele Arris, Patty Block. Cindy McCain, Debbie Clements, Yvonne Bcrquist. Holly Schworm, Carla Chester, Jamie Emmons, Julie Swallen. Traci McCully, FIFTH ROW — Kathy Chcyncy, Bethann Laird. Lisa Kerns, Rick Obcrhauscr. Larry Popa, Paul Ziegler. Jim McCormick, Todd Norris, Mary Jones. Rhonda Nichols, Kathy Kcssel, Paula Puddington, Kathi Beall. FIRST ROW — Linda Waters, Cookie Radick, Jenny Jones. Sue Collier — Vice President, Pam Eckert, Geralyn Campanelli, Cecelia Malloy, Jan Hammond, Mary Jane Cunningham. Todd Locke, Jeff Popa, Barb Modowski. SECOND ROW — Miss Wadsworth — Advisor, Barb Sumser, Heidi Horst, Sharon Thomas, Irslic Davis, Chns Pritz, Gale Bailis, Jeanette Page, Karen Higgins, Karen Iorfida, Jan Paramorc, Karen Pritchard. THIRD ROW — Kathy Volzcr. Ann Sibila. Lor- raine Bohnemann, Chris Hedrick, Sue Yutzey, Patty Adkins, Lita Ballard, Lori Bair — President, Chris Caldwell, Barb Haas, Sue Ley, Carol Mix, FOURTH ROW — Scott Bohnemann. Mark Oldham. Sue Barati, Scott Walker, Renee Vil- lella. Barb Belknap, Kirk Spillman, Joe Eberts, Pam Barnhart, Liz Hawk, Lisa Kast. Mary Wucinick, Laurie McPherson, FIFTH ROW — Terri Stephan, Irene Seifert, Jack Leonard, Rick Villella, Dave Curtis, Colin Wolff, Amy Norris, Peggy Fee, Peggy Shridcr, Lisa Thomas, Cindy Wiese. Nita Swallen, Todd Elsass, Chris Hilton, SIXTH ROW — Kim Rope, Mindi Evans, Sharon Lawson. Judy Walsh, Michelle Fox, Lynn Boland, Mark Chenevey. Walter Cochran. Greg Vencma, Tom Englert, Mark Booth Student Council The 1975-76 edition of Student Council was one of action. Evidence of this would be the number of different activities Student Council had sponsored. The biggest project was organizing the Football Homecom- ing festivities. Student Council also sponsored the hall decorating for Polar Bear Pride Week. A calendar of events, music over the P.A. sys- tem. a student exchange program, and a movie night were just some of the other things Student Council brought about. The major goal of Stu- dent Council was to promote the general welfare of the school, which it did very successfully. Jones. Scott Wright. Mrs Milhoan — Advisor, THIRD ROW — Kay Osbourn. Jenny Ward. Patty Block, Mark Booth. Regina Walz. Mark Chcnevcy. Cookie Radick, Lisa Kerns. Donnctte Carpenter, ABSENT — Floyd Critoria — President. FIRST ROW - Pete Yockcl, Kathy Volzer. Rick Villella. SECOND ROW — Mrs Vincent — Advisor, Scott Hartzell, Todd Locke, Sue Barati — Secretary, Todd Norris — Vice President, Karen Pritchard, Karyn Tulodzieski — Treasurer, Heather Emhoff, I-aura Academic Challenge Team Comes in First Siwd'o d«nno T.c� i Tel� ,.«.on Sui.oo WfWS soot tuciio awt nut CLEVELAND OHIO BiouqM To You B� OHIO EDISON COMPANY O .. lUUMINATlNG „ SUNDAY. OCTOBER 12,1975 4:45 P.M. The Academic Challenge Team went to Cleve- land October 12 for taping of the show that was aired November 1. Representing Jackson were Tom Zych — Captain, Glenn Weber, Dan Poliak, Pete Yockel — Alternate, and Mr. Freeland — Advisor. Tom Zych and Pete Yockel were seniors and Glenn Weber and Dan Poliak were juniors. They com- peted against Borameo Seminary and Hillsdale High School finishing nearly 100 points ahead of the sec- ond place finisher. Teen Board Each month, with the advice of Mr. Steve, our Teen Board chose two repre- sentatives from the senior class. Linda Altieri then represented our school at the CANTON REPOSITORY to help choose the Teen of the Month. 33 Cynthia Letjckidcs. Lori Johnson. Mr. Steve — Advisor. Linda Altieri. Mark Bivenour 3pr A JfcP' Vo' •e d 1 nc - Jackson o O1' A Cap Choir Under the direction of Mr. William Sam- ple, the fifty-seven members of this select choir presented many fine performances. After months of practice, the choir’s annual performance of The Messiah” was a success. This choir presented a fine image of Jackson High School. FIRST ROW —Jenny Ward — Vice President. Anna Rohrer. Charlene Warren. Vohn Ix nghcicr. Dcbbi Skaeal, Sharon Thomas, Chris Ncidcrt. Debbie Prosise. Chris Garcc, Cheryl Harrington. Chris Chcyncy, Wenda Ingold. Dave Ward. Alice Pedersen, SECOND ROW — Sharon lengi. Kathy Jacobs. Jodi Kcttcr. Belinda Taffi. Amy Duemmel, Heidi Horst. Joan Santschi. Sue Ncidcrt. Diane Kettering. Cindy Hacker. Marion Iorfida. Janet Swickert. Sharon Now. Yvonne Berquist. THIRD ROW — Mark Gray. Dave Day. Jacks ’n Jills The eighteen members of this elite organization were quite busy this year. They traveled around Canton and Massillon giving many fine presentations. The quality of their singing pro- vided enjoyable evenings for many people. FIRST ROW - Dan Headland. Sharon Ixrngi. IXbb.c Prosise. Tom Swick. SECOND ROW - Chris Garcc, Dave Ward. Chris Chcyncy. Robert Greer. Wenda Ingold. THIRD ROW — Belinda Taffi. Randy Nutter. Kathy Chcyncy, I avc Pfendlcr. larslie Davis. Dave Hill. Heidi Horst. Mark Rook. Cheryl Harrington. 34 Chri . Prit — Secretary, Jeff Vaughn, Valoric George, Mary Neidert, Robert Greer, Steve Schumacher, Ix-n Moore. Jenny Jones. Sue Collier, Leslie Davis — President. Paula Puddington. Chris Hedrick, Debbie Clements, FOURTH ROW — Randy Nutter. Bob Neal. Tom Swick. Rick Lightbody, Mark Rook. Bob Shaffer. Tom Bell. Mark Hindercr, Brian Tracht. Dave Hill, Brett Gregory. Mindi Evans, Dave Dentiet Dan Headland. Mr. William Sample — Director rwmlMtw ljv y.y,.Mixed Choir This choir was composed of sophomores, juniors, and sen- iors. They gave many fine per- formances for the school includ- ing the Christman Concert and the Spring Sing. ; l-IR.sr R )W Nancy Haddox. Debbi Skacal. Michelle Mager. Taffi Barnhart, Carolyn Harmon. Vicky Hacker. Shelly Shaeffer. Jill Schaufele, Manlyn Santora. SECOND ROW - Lita Ballard. Kelly Scott. Patty Garvey. Kelly Wcltlich, Jill Kettcr. Peggy Shrider. Kim Ruhmann. Leigh ilson. Regina Walz. Chris Bailey, THIRD ROW —Cookie Radick, Wendy Wilhelm. Lynette Deer, Jay Schneider. Jeannaire Turner. Barb Patterson. Susan Pahler. Pam Barnhart. Paula Bailey, Bethann U.rd, Kathy Cheyney, FOURTH ROW — Rod (Tidwell. James Bryson. John hfford. Doug Ullum. Keith Miller. Don Smith, Anita Swallen. Dawn Wagner. Kris Simpson. Kathie Young. I-aurie Young. Mary Wucinick. 35 Y-Teens Y-Teens hid a large membership which consisted of 160 girls. The club was involved in more activities this year. Y-Tcens each month picked a Senior guy as Y-Teen Man of the Month.” He must have shown spirit, been involved in the school, and be worthy of the honor. The Y-Teen Halloween Party, held in November w'as one of the highlights of the year. The Y-Teen formal was held on December 26, 1975, at the Amherst Civic Center in Massillon. Music for the dance was provided by the Johnson Five.” The theme was Winter Wonderland.” The purpose of the group was to draw together girls of diverse experiences and faiths so that their lives could be opened to new understandings and deeper relationships. CABINET MEMBERS — LEFT SIDE — Linda Alticri — President, Mrs Mullins — Advisor, Sue Yutzcy. Cookie Radick, Mary Velzka. MIDDLE — Sue Collier. Lisa Thomas, Charlene Berk- shire — Secretary. Tern Stephan, RIGHT — Jenny Jones — Treasurer, Leslie Davis — Vice Presi- dent. Anita Swallcn, Mary Paul — Chaplin. MISSING — Mrs. Firestone — Advisor. SENIOR MEMBERS — FIRST ROW — Missy Shafer, Julie Peters. Lori Bair, Lorraine Bohnemann, Karen Salem, Jodi Kcttcr, Sue Hunter, Cindy McCain. Becky Ross, Jenny Geitgey, SECOND ROW — Sharon Thomas. Chris Pritz, Pam Miller, Amy Duemmel. Heidi Horst, Kathy Vomdran, Vohn Longheier, Dawn Shrivcr, Sue Malinowski, Dcbbi Skacal, Jenny Ward. Sue Ley, Linda Waters, Kay Osbourn. THIRD ROW — Cindy Sny- der, Cindy Albert, Heidi Kifor, Lori Snyder. Karen Pritchard, Sue Barati. Valeric George. Connie Piper. Debbie Clements, FOURTH ROW — Cathy Johnson, Karen Higgins. Jeanette Page, Sue Hughes, Cindy Harper, Karen Mitchell. Yvonne Bcrquist. 36 JUNIOR MEMBERS — FIRST ROW — Ginctcc Colangclo, Cheryl Smith, Doreen Maynard, Tina Craddock, Cindy Kelby, Lori Rohrer, Mary Velzka. Margie Beazel, Pam Boland, SECOND ROW — Beth Engclbcrg, Anna Casto. Chris Bailey, Kelly Schupp, Carol Cummins, Cathy Albrecht, Jill Shreincr, Barb Reno, Renee Villella, Barb Patterson, THIRD ROW — Cindi Ancshanscl, Terri Fmmendorfcr. Kathy Kesscl, Chris Cheyney, Ann Sibila, Barb Modowski, Karen Iorfida, Nancy Evanoff, Rhonda Nichols. Mary Jones, Barb Haas. Chris Simmons, FOURTH ROW — Taffic Barnhart. Susie Forelines. Julie Vicente, Cindy Hacker. Barb Stcdman, Linda Jacobs, Connie Litman, Jeannaire Turner, Kathy Okcy. Judy Marshall. Pam Hines. FIFTH ROW — Chris Hedrick, Paula Pudding- ton. Kathi Beall, Paula Boniphant, Cecelia Malloy, Pam Eckert, Peggy Fee. Gcralyn Cam- panelli. Amy Norris. Jan Hammond. Judy Walsh, Sharon I.awson. SOPHOMORE. MEMBERS — FIRST ROW — Nancy Schoonover, Jamie Emmons, Julie Swallen, Traci McCully, Teresa Old- ham, Kathy Cheyney, SECOND ROW — Irene Seifert. Patty Garvey, Bethann Laird. Carolyn Harman, Patty Haas. I.aura Kirven. THIRD ROW — Usa Kerns. Sharon Schaub, I.aura Jones, Ix ri Smith. FOURTH ROW — Kathy Moon, Cynthia Irtjekides, Laura Hasseman, Carla Huff, Barb Laasc, FIFTH ROW — Holly Schworm. Sally Strciber. Elaine John, Shelly Shacffer, Cindy Wit c. Peggy Shrider, SIXTH ROW — Lyn Boland, Carla Chester, Chris Hilton. Shcrrce Litman, Brenda Teel, Michelle Fox, Holly Seimetz. SEVENTH ROW — Dawn Wagner, Laune McPherson. Joyce Anderson, Kim Snyder. Rose Barnhart, EIGHTH ROW — Marion Iorfida, Beth Summers, Pam Barnhart. Pam Mohler, Amy Norman, Peggy Waters, Pat Mohlcr, Denise Maynard. I-isa Kast, Liz Hawk. Joa pCXSTjtry QaJlsi XXrnjd CjcrOTzl n-rv 77 37 Key Club FIRST ROW — Rtxl Cline — Secretary. Sherwood Shoemaker Treasurer. Floyd Crite- ria. Barry Intake. Todd Locke, Dave Suffccool. Marty Mix. Colin Rice. SECOND ROW — Joel Chenevey, Pete Yockel. Greg Spumer. Mark Bivenour, Dave Strickland. THIRD HOW — Dave Hedrick, Rick Wilson. Ed Stevenson — Vice President. Chuck Gherman. FOURTH ROW — Randv Nutter. Terry Renner. Tom Englcrt, Mark Kline. Terry (ierda. Bob Peters. Don Konovsky.Jim Dawson. Bill Malloy. Rob Mehl.Jim Kempthorn — President. Ken Stevenson. Denny Dieffenbaugher, Doug Keller. Mark Chenevey — Sergeant at Arms 38 Once again the Key Club helped charity by raising money. One of this year's projects was the annual Slave Sale of new members to the Y-Tccns members. Terry Gerda was sold for a record total of $-19.10. Another pro- ject was a teeter-totter marathon. Each month the club elected a Keymate. She was chosen on the basis of school partici- pation, personality, and appearance. Mr. Bergen advised the club for his ninth year. NFL The purpose of NFL was to develop communication skills in interpretation and analysis. Each week, students competed against other schools in the Fast Ohio region. Awards of excellence were made at weekly tournaments which were held to prepare students for State Competition in Columbus and National Speech Competition. T RSp n?W t o Y°Jkc1, Hc, li Hofst- Shawn Bcrr - Rilk Lighlbody, Leslie Davis. Cynthia Lctjekides. Bob Greer. Marilyn lorfida. Deborah Prosisc, Colecn Raduk. Dawn Shriver Advisor Gary”Rc mson' “ PrCsi k™' Dcbhi Skacal Sccretary-Treasuier. SECOND ROW - joe Gcrda. Bryan Tracht. Pin! Vasilo. Jan Hammond. Mr Freeland - 39 Jackson Company Staff FIRST ROW — Diane Kettering, Mike Ruof, Lynn Schall, Mr. Blair, SECOND ROW — Nancy Mathie, Julie Comfort, Chip Magcrs. Drill Team FIRST ROW — Chip Magcrs — Assistant Drill Master, Gary Robinson — Drill Master, Robert Ruiz — Manager, SECOND ROW — Randy Dchn, John Staigcr, Brad Sells, Dave Abatangclo, Greg Kcmpthorne, Mr. Blair, THIRD ROW — Andy Jacob- son, Robert Shaffer, Dan Poliak, Mike Ruof, Shawn Berry, Bill Holland. Girls’ Drill Team FIRST ROW — Micki Magers, Cndy Crow I, Nancy Mathie — Drill Master, Julie Comfort, Tammy Pblen, SECOND ROW — Connie Slagle, Jeanne Chcwning, Diane Kettering, Kim Brothers. Lori Matako, Mr. Blair, THIRD ROW — Deb Kcmpthorne. Chris Crow), Sally Lawhun, Lynn Schall, Janet Miller. 40 NJROTC FIRST ROW — Mark Ledger — Commander, Chuck Rearick — Assistant Commander, SECOND ROW — Don Mayfield, Cathy Dockus, Connie Crowl, John Walsh, Linda Robishaw, Rhoda George, Rusty Saunier, Brad Fenstcrmaker. Color Guard Platoons FIRST ROW — Dan Poliak, Shawn Berry — Commander, SECOND ROW — Tammy Polen, Kim Brothers, Gndy Crowl, Linda Robishaw, Randy Dchn, Bob Monbornc, Chris Doney, Glen Doty, THIRD ROW — Deb Kempthome, Jill Manist, Jeri Johnson, Vanessa Hewitt, Barry Beck, Brad Fenstcrmaker, Dave Johnson, Tom Espinosa. FIRST ROW — Brad Sells — Commander, Mark ledger, SECOND ROW — Dave Abatangclo. Alan Jcpscn, Rob Greene, Kevin Parsons, Phil Guisinger, Rusty Saunier, Kevin McClusky, THIRD ROW — Janet Miller, Dcirdre Mandzuch, Connie Crowl, Kathy Senftcn, Chris Robson, Lori Matako, Rhoda George, Terry Ncidert, Micki Magcrs, Cathy Dockus. FIRST ROW — Andy Jacobson, Gary Robinson — Commander, SECOND ROW — Jeanne Chewning, Chris Gowl, Doug Ullum, Bill Holland, Sally Lawhun, Connie Slagle. Kym Wauffull, THIRD ROW — Robert Shaffer, Mary Ellen Bigler, Debbie Rankin. John Staigcr, Jenny Webler, Ix ri Cark. FIRST ROW — John Sweeney — Commander, William Wigington, SECOND ROW — Jim LcBarrc, Jim Waldroup, Terry Gulley, Linda Robishaw, Andy Kanters, Greg Kempthome, THIRD ROW — Robert Wanlcss, John Walsh, Robert Ruiz, Gary Jcp- scn, Don Mayfield, Chuck Rearick. 41 Foreign Language Deutsch FIRST ROW — Dec Doubledee, Sandy Reese. Larry Class. Joe Cierda. Holly Baglia. Mark Meier. I ri Bair, Donnettc Carpenter. Dave Witter. SECOND ROW — Mrs. Peterson — Advisor. Cathy Albrecht — Treasurer, Carmen Fazckash, Dave Suffecool, Jim Dawson — Vice-President. Rick Lightbody. Russell Stark. Rodney Caldwell. THIRD ROW — Bev Neidert, Debbie Sellers, Jerry Wolf. Pete Yockel. Cindy Harper. Phil Vasilo. Doug Ullum. Lynn Schall. Steve Yoder, Steve Rohr. Carl Mix, Leslie Davis, FOURTH ROW — Regina Wal — President. Lori Kratz, Vicky Hacker, Cindy Frich. Deutsch lEspariol! Fran ais The German Club had Mrs. Peterson as the advisor this year. The club had German Pen Pals who they wrote to regularly. The club also planned a trip to the Old Country” in Williamsburg, Virginia. The stu- dents had to raise pan of the mcney needed for the trip. They were also involved in the Citrus Fruit Sale which was one of their money-making projects. The Spanish Club, which had Mrs. Wheeler as the advisor, supponed a mission this year. The mission was in Huarochiri, Peru. They sent various things to the mission. The club had a Pinata Party, and during the Christmas season they went caroling at the Gaslite Villa. They were involved in the Citrus Fruit Sale which was one of their money-making projects. They hoped to make a trip to Spain or Mexico this summer. The French Club was involved in many activities this year. They participated in the Foreign Language Covered Dish Dinner along with the German and Spanish Clubs. They had a Christmas Party and later went caroling and sang in foreign languages. They attended an activity night with other foreign language students, and they had a bake sale in the spring. Mrs. Rosa was the advisor. 42 Clubs. . . jEspanol! FIRST ROW — Doug Matthews, Pam Holla, Barry I.utzke. Chris Simmons, Margaret Heil, Terry Currie, Chris Caldwell, Gail Engelman, Beth Summers, Alice Pedersen, Deb- bie Rankin, SECOND ROW — Brad Turner. Sue Hunter, Jodi Kcttcr — President, Kathy Jacobs, Heidi Kifor, Debbie Clements, Sue Kugcl — Secretary , Diane Licbcrmann, Bonnie Bokhan, Mary Ellen Bigler. Jan Hciscr, THIRD ROW — Glenn Weher. Barb Nixdorf, Beth Werstler, Nancy Evanoff, Mary Paul — Vice-President. Barb Stedman, Kathy Kcssel — Treasurer. Paula Puddingion, Marion lorfida. Cynthia Ixtjekides. Col- leen Wilberg, FOURTH ROW —John Clifford, Barb Modowski, Colecn Henry, Traci McCully, Lori Smith, Hclainc Zeller, Holly Schworm, Carla Chester, Chris Hilton. IJta Ballard. Pam Barnhart. Maria Cuillo, FIFTH ROW — Nita Swallcn. Denise Dockus, Laura Kirven, Patty Garvey, Cindy Hacker, Julie Vicente, Lyn Boland, Pam Vlict, Venita Schcetz. Bob Greer, Nancy Chambers. SIXTH ROW — Cindy Wiese. Karen Pritchard. Karyn Tulodzieski. Cindy Albert, Dec Doublcdcc, Karen Mayle, Pam Hines, Barb Patter son. Jim Fletcher. Eddy Rohr, Steve Yoders. SEVENTH ROW — Kim Snyder. Cindy Frich, Barb Belknap, Sharon Nore, Paula Boniphant, Laurie Young, Becky Walker, Deb bie Bricker. Liz Marks. lori Snyder, Al Cirillo, Paul Gallagher. Frangais FIRST ROW - Beth Engelbcrg — Treasurer, Carol Cummins, Tom Cooney, Karen Cor bit. Caryl Cunningham, Peggy Waters, Laura Hasseman, Shelly Shaeffer, Kathy Moon. Jody Scott, Ann Manwaring, Carol Mix, Laurie Shick, Cathy Osier, Sally Robinson, Leigh Ann Wilson. Dawn Wagner. Barb Kiehl, SECOND ROW — Dcbb.c Gillespie, Deb. TreviIlian,Jeannie Holsingcr, Cheryl Harrington, Taffie Barnhart — Vice President, Reg ma Walz — Secretary, Chns Cheyney, Sally Lawhun, Cathy Gingher, Carla Huff. Lynctte Derr, Beth Hawk. Iasa Kast, Kim Seabaugh, Heather Emhoff, Paula Bailey. lasa Kerns, Kathy Cheyney, Bcthann Laird, THIRD ROW — Yvonne Berquist — President, Mrs Rosa — Advisor, Chuck Gherman. Sharon Thomas. Connie Litman, Doug Keller, Jan Martin, Elaine John. Sally Streiber, Barb Sumser, Tammy Heather, Dan Poliak. Randy Gregory, Tom Swick, Bob Johnson. Ken Stevenson. Peggy Fee, Craig Cody, Tammy Flo- rey. Carmen Fazekash, Laurie McPherson, Kathy Young, Irene Seifert, Chris Hedrick 43 Jackson Mr. Timothy DcStcfano— Director FIRST ROW — Kathy Vomdran. Lauri Shick. Karen Higgins, Cindy McCain, Carla Chester, Kathy Moon, Kelly Schupp, SECOND ROW - Bob Johnson. Nancy Chambers. Carol Cum- mins. Cindy Mowery. Carla Phillabaum. Sherrie Murphy. Janet Oscr. Cathy Morgan, Diane Swea- ney. Connie Crowl. Gail Julian, Debby Smith. Debbie Henderson. Diane Henderson. Sherri Bro- gan, Margaret Heil. Nancy Bradford. THIRD ROW - Mark Quinn. Ellen Schaufele. Ion Lyons. Kathy Knobloch, Holly Schworm. Debbie Gillespie. Terri Watts. Barb Thompson. Cathy Htxkcnberry. Gary Watts. Cathy Albrecht. Dana Zeller, Tami Moll, Pam Clark. Hclaine Zeller. Lori Dieffcnbaughcr, Heidi Kifor, Sandy Reese. Dolly Tafuri. FOURTH ROW — Elaine John, Mike Rubis. Eric Gunn. Pat Hogue. Lori Gray. Joe Turner. Patti Rankin. Martha Bell. Jill Majorettes OFFICERS Band Vaughn, Margie Beazel, Susan Berquist, Lisa Swinford, Mickie Regas. Victor Ferdinand, Denise Dockus, Ed Stevenson, Brenda Teel, Janet Martin. Debbie Prowant. Lori Snyder, FIFTH ROW — Cathy Johnson. Mark Raelber, Larry Class, Ken Stevenson, Pam Class, Chip Ellison, Julie Dcemer. Kathy Tccplc, Carey Kinker. Sharon Liiman, Larry White. Jeanette Page, Kathy Young, Jack Converse. Bob Potter, Mike Boyd, Dave Wcssncr, Scott Sylvester. Mike Hofmann. Brian Tracht. SIXTH ROW — Bud Diana. Keith Harper, Mark Naylor. Gary Jcpson, Doug Prcsslcr, Jerry Wolf, John Hurst, Bill Ungashick. Rick Abatangelo, Tracy Hogue, Denny Dieffengaugher. Steve Helmick. Bob Greer. Sally Sirieber. Dan Shrivcr, Mark McCain, Tim Notier. Mark Gray. Laurie Johnson. Clef Club President — Heidi Kifor Vice President — Denny Dieffenbaugher Secretary — Kelly Schupp Treasurer — Cathy Albrecht Mr. Charles Hass— Assistant Director FIRST ROW — Heidi Kifor. Mark Gray. Brian Tracht. Larry Class. Jeanette Page. Karen Higgins, Jerry Wolf The nostalgic sounds of the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s were performed in swing time by the Jackson Polar Bear Marching Band. The up- tempo tunes and fast marching, coupled with dance routines, brought forth a lot of enthusiasm from the audience. Swinging down the field to Mississippi Mud, the impressive drills executed by the 108 bandsmen were performed to such favorites as Alexander’s Ragtime Band, Jazz on Parade,” Charleston,” Just One of Those Things,” and That’s Enter- tainment.” The night of the Timken game was a first for the Jackson Gridiron. The band, in conjunction with the Junior and Senior High School Choirs, presented a Bicentennial half-time show complete with audience participation and a fireworks display. Jackson received a Bicentennial Award for this presentation. 45 Diversified Cooperative Training FIRST ROW — Regirfa'Weinsbcimer — B rliamcri ujan. Randy Jindra -r Treasurer. Everhart Jeff Snyder, Tim Stano. Craig Flickinger, Jim Wesie, Mr Hawkins — Advisor, Tim Hoffman. Carl Ckpsun, Rrdtt Phillinpf — RcrfUjcr, Andy Haas, Toby McCully — Larry Wiseman. Scott McPherson. John Santora — President. Marty Pcrtican Secretary, Vice President. Rich{l:c )n.}ttob Bales,ISECOND OW — Rick Aneshinsel, Brent Mark Cove y ? i .,P . J' c v r T s k DBiributiye Education FIRST ROW — Teresa Dunn, Tracey Collins, Cindy Snyder, Jean Liossis. Kathy hang- man. SECOND ROW —Jcanninc Boehm, Chris Carlisle. Cheryl Bradford. Denise Sago. Mr Hampu — Advisor. Debbie Dwell. THIRD ROW Bruce Hilcman. Nancy Mat- thews, Renee Bachman. Gordon Patterson, Sue Majzun, Sue Swartz, Sue Elswick, Lori Richardson. Debi Morton. Judy Minick. Kim hipster 46 Occupational Work Experience FIRST ROW — Butch Friblcy. Jim Carlton. Dean Elsass. Jami Hollingcr, Chris Erickson. Chas Vlict, SECOND ROW — Tony Boyd. Bob Patterson, Don Barker. Dean Firm. Roger Prysock, Kim Shancr, Heather Howe, Robin Tiffner. Vicki Ducal. THIRD ROW — Rick Schlcgcl. Ernie Vaccani. Kevin Tilley. Greg Robins. Owen Chcyncy, Tom Herman. Todd Warner. Irene Ayers. Jim Regas. FOURTH ROW — Mark Cove, Deb Puckett, (.aria Rhine. Oris Barr. FIFTH ROW — Mark Depew, Chuck Hill, Dane Steal. Morgan Pyles, Jack Blakncy. Greg Long, SIXTH ROW — Gary Manist. Bob Todd. Mark Wiseman. Jeff Warwick. Tim Gowins, Scott Weitzcl. Building Services Construction Trades Mr. Hampu taught the students in the Distributive Education program while Mr. Hawkins instructed the students in the Diversified Cooperative Training program. The basic objective in each class was to provide training in the various work areas. Mr. Weaver and Mr. Shaffer guided the students in the Occupa- tional Work Experience program The basic objective of this group was to supply the student with on the job work experience. Mr. Myers taught a new program this year called Building Services Construction Trades. This class taught basic building and maintenance skills to those interested students. 47 Office Assistants FRONT ROW — Karen Pritchard, Cindy Snyder, Michele Arris, Mrs Stark, SECOND ROW — Teresa McGuier, Robin Schoonover. Jayne Evans. Sue Yutzcy, Heidi Mace, Cindy Bcincr, Linda Eckert. FRONT ROW — Kelly White, Debbie Finger, Tammy Haynes, Cynthia Lctjckidcs, Jan Paramorc, Pam Miller, SECOND ROW — Jean Watts, Sandy Lichlytcr, Margie Bcazel. Diane Eberly. Tina Dye, Pam Rebillot. Amy Ducmmel, Chris Hilton, Cindy Wiese, Colleen Wibcrg, Jan Hciscr 48 Industrial Arts FRONT ROW — Mr. Burgess, Advisor, Amy Norman, Scott Walker, Lorraine Bohneman, Susie Hughes. Mr Stevens, Mr Welch, Advisors. SECOND ROW — Scott Bohneman. Greg Spurrier, Craig Smith, Joe Eberts. Chuck Wolf. FRONT ROW — Diane Kettering. SECOND ROW — Mike Rouf. Dan Poliak, Shawn Berry Mr Steel — Advisor. Harold Magcrs Science Club 49 Ski Club The Ski Club doubled its membership this year. Each Monday night for six weeks, weather permitting, beginners and experts alike traveled to Brandywine Ski Center. Mrs. Bartholomew and Miss Shook were the advisors. Sue Barati, Jan Hammond, and Mark Old- ham organized this year’s skiing. FIRST ROW — Cindy McCain, Carolyn Hannon, Terri Pritchard, Pam Barnhart, Michele Arris, Toni VanBenthuysen, Pete Yockel, SEC- OND ROW — Connie Piper Jamie Emmons, Leigh Oberlin, Julie Swallcn, Cindc Bcincr, Sue Hunter. Sharon Thomas. Rick Oberhauscr, Lisa Thomas, THIRD ROW — Chris Ciccarone, Scott Pollock, Cathy Johnson, Mike Gray, John Santora, Jeff Fairless, Mark Oldham. Linda Eckert, Todd Nonis, Anita Swallcn, Jean Holsinger, FOURTH ROW — Mark Cocklin, Rob Mchl, Jim Fletcher, Liz Marks. Todd Locke, Lisa Kerns. Jeanette Page, Karen Pritchard, Jan Paramo re, Guy Julian. FIRST ROW — Chris Caldwell, Jan Hammond, Sue Collier, Pam Eckcn, Tracey McCully, Geralyn Campenclli. Theresa Oldham, Becky Van- Benthuysen. SECOND ROW — Carmen Fascquash, Cccila Malloy, Vicki Hacker, Tcni Stephen, Chris Pritz, THIRD ROW —Jeff Black- bum. Jim Yackey, Rob Seimctz, Karen Corbit, Barb Belknap, Carol Mix, Cindy Frick, Char Berkshire, Rae Rule, Miss Shook — Advisor, Mrs. Bartholomew — Advisor, FOURTH ROW — Bob Oberlin, George Snicer, Steve Rohr, Gary Bcnko, Joe Eberts, Valeric Barbin, Pam Vliet, Julie Baugh, Rick Thomas. 50 Medical Health Careers Club FIRST ROW — Sue Kugcl, Kim Slabaugh, Cynthia Letjekidics. Jan Ham- mond, Cathy Johnson, SECOND ROW — Jeanette Page, Mary Cunning- ham, Mrs. Lcistiko — Advisor, Yvonne Berquist, AJ Circillo, Jeannaire Turner. Fellowship of Christian Athletes FIRST ROW — Nancy Evanoff, Jodi Kcttcr, Char Berkshire, Pam Barnhart, Sally Rob- inson, Kim Rope, Julie Peters, Lori Snyder, Karen Higgins, Nancy Schoonover, Kathy Volzer, SECOND ROW — Mary Wucinick, Gndy McCain, Mary Paul, Barb Stedman, Kathy Kcssel, Kathi Beall, Karen Salem, Lorraine Bohncman, Chris Hedrick, Sue Yutzey, Barb laase, Leslie Davis, THIRD ROW — Kay Osbourn, Linda Waters, Lori Bair, Todd Norris, Joyce Anderson, Rose Barnhart, Vohn Longheier, Anita Swallen, Kim Snyder, Holly Seimetz, Michelle Fox, Jenny Ward, Jeanette Page, Cathy Johnson, Dave Hedrick, Terry Renner, FOURTH ROW — Jim Hedrick, Kirk Spillman, Tom Swick, Kevin Fox, Mark Chcncvey, Mark Booth, Colin Wolff, Joe Gerda, Bill Malloy, Jeff Morrison, Terry Gerda, Rick Villella. 51 n(q Ork j' “X V vn Pr V _ xxxv Vi 0vxr Vv cL tXrsV -Vcb Vovx Vm cs, Oyr cv-V P.A I QVv Si V 0YV XVn C 0 A _ o K YN srV WJHS 'oc xw Vo x - -VW C vx AYwVOt. r t « ov ot VV u, X Y V S VC rV C VkA C v ov 3 vn Vv x oa Y v_c? VxCX X) va C t e W FRONT ROW — Steve Helmick, Dave Grella, Leo Karatias, Mike Tabeling, SECOND ROW — Larry Gelm VO K r V 0 VK C osj- v n t o WV Av K r q I Otv' ) Sound Booth 52 FRONT ROW — Brad Sells, Jay Essig, SECOND ROW — Mark Ledger. Bob Saffle, Mr. Springer — Advisor. Booth FRONT ROW — Tammy Haynes, Kelly White. Sue Hughes. Kathy Jacobs. SECOND ROW — Kris Marchand, Mary Jones. Kathy Volzcr Library — Audio Visual Club FRONT ROW — David Witter. Dave Wcinland. Mark Meier, Randy Dehn, Anna Rohr, Brenda Saunter, Lon Rohr. Karen Salem SECOND ROW — Miss Fry — Advisor. Brenda Mason. Shelley Malcy. Mike Witter, Brad Sells. Dan Derrick, Debbie Albert. Valeric George. Dave Day. Joan Samschi. 53 Bear Facts This group consists of the photographer and the business and advertising managers. Colleen Cramblett. Mr Haxton, and Debbie Prosisc. Staff Editor..........................................Debbie Prosise Editor-at-Large.........................................Colleen Cramblett Page Editors: Page 1.....................................................Debi Trcvillian Page 2 ...................................................Cindy Hacker Page 3....................................................Julie Vicente Page 4.............................................Cathy Osier Business Manager..........................................Karyn Tulodzieki Assistant Business Manager......................Judy Marshall Advertising Manager Deirdre Mandzuch Photographers.............................Pat Long, Craig Cody Reporters...............................Carmen Fazekash, Karen Mitchell, Cynthia Letjckidcs, Elaine John, Chris Hilton, Chris Hedrick, Kim Slabaugh, Marion Iorf ida, Peggy Shrider, Lisa Thomas, Da yn Wagner, Tim Lones, Kathy Moon, Doug Ullum, Vicky Hacker, Brett Gregory, Beth Engclberg, Pam Snyder, Beth Werstlcr, Tammy Polen, Phil Vasilo Typists....................................Editors, Mr. Haxton, and Mrs. Breen’s Senior Accounting Class Advisor............................................Mr. Haxton 54 Cathy Osier, Debi Trevillian, Cindy Hacker, and Julie Vicente — Page Editors. Todd Norris — Photographer Scoop Staff Jeff Blackburn — Athletics Sherwood Shoemaker — Academics Jeannie Hoi singer — Activities Joy Stockburger — Division Pages Patty Block — Classes ACADEMICSACADEMICSACADEMICSACADEMI 58 SACADEMICSACADEMICS ACADEMICSACADEM1 59 This year Mr. Andy Steve returned to his former post as high school principal, while Mr. L.J. Tome filled the position of Administrative Assistant. Mr. Gerald Streator moved into the new position of Voca- tional Director, and Mr. Terry Byers took over as attendance officer. Mr. Charles Caniford and some of the other administration personnel enjoyed their new office building which was located near the new high school. MR ANDY STEVE PRINCIPAL Administration MR JOE LARSON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 60 MR BILL ROLAND ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MR CHARLES CANIFORD SUPERINTENDENT MR HAROLD McMILLEN VOCATIONAL SUPERVISOR MR JOSEPH BERGEN GUIDANCE DIRECTOR MR LJ TOME ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MR GERALD STREATOR VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR MR GEORGE WINKLER CLERK TREASURER 61 MR. RAY BAUGHMAN PSYCHOLOGIST MR. TERRY BYERS ATTENDANCE OFFICER BOARD MEMBERS — MRS BETH PHILLIPS, DR. RICHARD DRUKENBROD, MR ROBERT WEISGARBER, MR. JOHN DOUGHERTY, and MRS. ANNE BARBIN. Mr. George Winldcr, Clerk Treasurer, swears in new Board of Education members, Mr. Robert MR. FERMAN SLAYBAUGH, BUSINESS MANAGER Bair and Mrs. Nancy Gardner. 62 MR DICK FOOSF. MR DAVE BISHOP MRS IOI.A HII.LEBRECHT MISS DONNA FRY Guidance Counselors MRS GERALDINE BALES Math Former junior high teacher, Mr. Allen Curry, moved up to the high school ranks to help out with the mini-courses and Elemen- tary Algebra II. Mrs. Baxter was Geometry and Algebra I instruc- tor. Mr. Meadow's taught Practical Math, Computer Math, and Algebra II. Mrs. Firestone taught Geometry and Algebra I, and Mr. Wyles had the assignment of five mini-courses and Practical Math. MRS KAREN CUNION DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MR ALLEN CURRY MRS JANE FIRESTONE 64 MRS LOIS BAXTER MR DAN MEADOWS English MRS SHARON MII.HOAN MRS. CONNIE LEISTIKO 1 A MR MICHAEL FREELAND MR DON MONTGOMERY According to the department chairman, Mrs. Mullins, the Eng- lish Department undertook many changes this year. Mr. Haxton, who moved up from the junior high, and Mrs. Vincent taught the newly-added Vocational English. A Mini-Course in Fiction and Fantasy was added. MRS DAI.ENE VINCENT MR. JOHN BROEMSEN 67 y-, Social Studies Added to the Social Studies Department this year was Neil Garra who taught at the junior high last year. Also new this year was the team of Hcmcane and Montgomery as they combined their knowledge to awe the Government classes. Mr. Buckler and Mr. Herman taught American History, Mr. Roberts was the Justice and Law instructor, and Mr. Schuctz had the World Cultures and Behavioral Science assignment. MR HAROLD MONTGOMERY MR. MELVILLE HERNCANE MR JOE HERMAN 68 Science Mrs. Carole Haidet was one of the teachers who this year picked up her books and moved to a different department. She went from a typewriter to a dissecting tray. Joining her in teach- ing biology was Mr. Springer. Mr. Filkill taught anatomy and biology, and Mr. Steel continued teaching physics and chemistry. Department chairman, Mr. Tom McKee, continued his fine job in the chemistry field. MR MARK SPRINGER MR. JAMES STEEL MR TOM MCKEE. DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MRS CAROLE HAIDET MR TIM FILKILL 70 Foreign Language MISS PATTY MARTIN A new addition to the department was Miss Martin who applied her knowledge to teaching the students Spanish. All of the languages com- bined their efforts once again in the annual Fruit Sale” which was suc- cessful, according to department head, Mrs. Alice Wheeler. MRS ALICE WHEELER DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MRS NANCY PETERSON 71 Business The Business Education Department offered two blocks of vocational instruction for Clerk-Steno. Mrs. Fulton taught the junior level and Mrs. Bond handled the senior students. Mrs. Allerton and Mrs. Breen instructed the Vocational Account-Clerk programs. Mr. Loescher handled Business Machines for the Voca- tional programs in addition to teaching Accounting, Business Math, and Typing I. Miss Wadsworth taught Typing in the Sen- ior High and General Business in the Junior High. MRS. CORINNE FULTON DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MRS VIRGINIA BOND 72 Home Economics What's cooking in Home Ec! A new addition to the staff this year was Mrs. Patterson who taught Child Development, Family Living, and Home Ec. I. Mrs. Elsass also taught those three subjects and took care of Home Furnishings. Mrs. Bridenstine taught Bachelor Living, Cloth- ing, and Foods, while the department chairman. Miss McCoy, took the Home Ec. II, HI. and IV chores. MRS SHARON PATTERSON MRS SON DR A ELSASS 74 MRS JANE BRIDENSTINE MISS MARY McCOY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN Industrial Arts MR HOWARD BURGESS DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MR IVAN WELCH Mr. Jones joined the Industrial Arts Department this year and taught Mechanical Drawing I. Mr. Welch instructed Mechanical Drawing II, Photography and Graphics, and Mr. Stevens, Small Engines and Metals. Mr. Burgess handled Wood Working I and II. MR. RICHARD JONES MR MIKE STEVENS 75 Art and Music MR TIM DcSTHFANO MR. CHARLES HASS Health and Physical Education MISS MARCIA SHOOK 77 MR. LEN SIMONETTI MRS FRAN BARTHOLOMEW DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN Vocational This year the vocational curriculum was completely revamped. Added to the teaching core were Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Myers. Mr. Streator was named Vocational Director. With the coming of the new high school, the Vocational Department had a bright outlook. MR. BURDETTE MYERS MR CHARLES HAWKINS MR ROBERT HAMPU MR PAUL WEAVER 78 ||||lllllll ■ iiiinaa iiiiiiiiaiaiav iiiiiKiix1!! IIIIIIIM � 11 miiiimih1!! ■iiaiaaaaaaaaa niaaaaaaaajjj i • � “ MR RICK NEITZELT Our R.O.T.C. boys and girls drill team had a lot to be proud of. Led by Mr. Blair and Mr. Rowan, they were the Regional Champs of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Besides practicing for the drill team, the R.O.T.C. made money by washing the school buses and sponsoring other school events. The Work Study Program, taught by Mr. Ncitzclt, once again sold fruit to raise money for their banquet. 79 MR RUSSELL ROWAN Secretaries MRS MELVA HOFMANN MRS. DOLLY STEPHANIC f MRS BEA TAYLOR MRS. EVELYN STARK MRS BEVERLY DAVIS MRS MYRA LAZAR MRS DARLA DAY 80 MR RON UNDESMITH Cafeteria, Maintenance, and Transportation Personnel CAFETERIA WORKERS — MRS. ALLMAN and MRS. FORRER ATHLETICSATHLETICSATHLETICSATHLETICSA 82 riLETICSATHLETICSATHLETICSATHLETICSATHL 83 1975 Jackson FIRST ROW — Bob Andrews, Chris Gccarone, Jim Hedrick, Jeff Morrison, Todd Nor- ris, Mike Gray, Rob Harmon, Colin Wolff, Rick Rohr, Rick Oberhauser, Mark Oldham, Doug Day, Jeff Fairless, Todd Elsass, Kevin Fox, SECOND ROW — Don Konovsky, Rick Villella, Mark Chcncvey. Ken Bellinger, Floyd Critoria, Mark Kline, Brian Bigler, Bill Malloy, Rick Seifert, Terry Renner. Brian Wyles, Tim Hummel, Greg Ciccarone, Randy Nutter, Tim Maurer, THIRD ROW — Eric Lowe, Jim Berkshire, Greg Kokinski, Mark Zelle, Ted Drukenbrod, Roger Jones, Steve Guzzeta, Ron Honaker, Jon Stump, COACHES — FIRST ROW — Cliff Shaffer. Elmer Schuctz, Gary Wcnning, SECOND ROW — Tom Chain, Richard Neitzelt, Len Simonetti. The football team had the potential to be Federal League champs this season, but, due to inconsistency in play, finished 5 and 5. The team was led by senior Mark Oldham (Coaches Award) and the all-around play of junior Don Konovsky (M.V.P.). 84 Football Rick Stem, Steve Rohr, Ted Schcctz, Don Olszewski. Scott Walker. Mike Byham. Larry Dictlc. Mark Eberts. Fred D Orazio, Jim Bryson. FIFTH ROW — Bob Caruso — FOURTH ROW — Mark Krivos, Walter Mathic, Joel Chcnevey, Fred Walsh, Scott Manager. Steve Clay, Bob Sylvester. Mike Dye. Jeff Scott. Tim Burton. Jeff Stump, Wright, Dan Snyder, John Bair. Tom Radick. Don Mayfield, Doug Ullum. Mike Tockes, Chuck Rcarick, Bob Morgan — Manager. VARSITY FOOTBALL RESULTS Record 5-5 JACKSON OPPONENT 28 Lake 7 54 Marlington 6 18 Louisville 21 6 Glen Oak 0 8 Central 15 29 Fairless 6 0 Perry 14 20 South 27 27 Timken 8 7 North Canton Hoover 12 RESERVE FOOTBALL RESULTS Record 6-2 JACKSON OPPONENT 0 Wooster 6 12 Marlington 6 14 Louisville 0 6 Glen Oak 7 20 Central 0 14 Perry 0 14 South 0 22 Timken 0 HEAD COACH. JAMES LAUT 85 MIKE SEIFERT — SENIOR — CO-CAPTAIN RICK OBERHAUSER — SENIOR — CO-CAPTAIN COUN WOLFF — SENIOR — CO-CAPTAIN MOST IMPROVED PLAYER DOUG DAY — SENIOR — CO-CAPTAIN TODD NORRIS — SENIOR FLOYD CRITORIA — SENIOR ALL FEDERAL LEAGUE KEVIN FOX — SENIOR BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN JEFF FAIRLESS — SENIOR LARRY HAVERTY AWARD CHRIS CICCARONE — SENIOR BOB ANDREWS — SENIOR 87 TERRY RENNER — JUNIOR — ALL FEDERAL LEAGUE 88 RICK VILLELLA — JUNIOR — BEST OFFENSIVE BACK TIM HUMMEL—JUNIOR MARK CHENEVEY — JUNIOR DON KONOVSKY — JUNIOR SCOTT WALKER - JUNIOR Cross Country Team FIRST ROW — Bob Peters, Joe Gerda, Sherwood Shoemaker. Dave Wcssner, Eric Pres- Wylcs, Jeff Blackburn, Eric Lab, Jim Kcmpthom, Jim Dawson, NOT PICTURED — slcr. SECOND ROW — Rick Lightbody, Gary Bcnko, Pete Yockcl, Coach Gordon Captain Rod Cline. The Cross Country Team, inspired by Captain Rod Cline, finished second in the Federal League, losing only to Marlington. Bob Peters went undefeated in the league and placed 21st in the state meet. Bob was awarded First Team Honors on both All County and All Federal League Teams. Jeff Blackburn also received 1st Team All Fed- eral League Honors. RECORD 7 — 4 Overall 4 — 1 Federal League (2nd Place) Runner-up Wooster Invitational 91 COACH GORDON WYLES BOB PETERS — JUNIOR — ALL FEDERAL LEAGUE ROD CLINE — CAPTAIN — SENIOR ALL COUNTY - MVP — STATE QUALIFIER JIM DAWSON — JUNIOR JEFF BLACKBURN — JUNIOR GARY BENKO — SENIOR ALL FEDERAL LEAGUE 41 _• A. A X RICK UGHTBODY — SOPHOMORE PETE YOCKEL — SENIOR ERIC LAB — SENIOR FIRST ROW — Bill Cormany, Dave Woodward. Craig Bumess, Scott Shew. Jim Monastra, SECOND ROW — Coach Sieve Buckler, Dave Reichenbach, Rick Watters, Mark Miller, Guy Julian, Doug Matthews. Golf Team GlenOak St. Thomas Louisville Central Catholic Hoover Marlington Perry Timken St. Thomas GlenOak BEARS OPP 163 162 165 170 155 161 167 171 166 175 168 183 154 165 162 190 167 176 166 155 Canton South Louisville Central Catholic Hoover Timken Marlington Perry Massillon Canton South Massillon BEARS OPP 154 162 159 169 175 168 172 167 161 165 177 179 165 163 159 168 160 160 163 173 The golf team had a fine season this year under first year coach, Steve Buckler. Paced by Most Valuable Player Dave Reichenbach, they placed second with an 8-4 Federal League record and 15-4 over all. COACH STEVE BUCKLER 94 JOEL PRATO — SENIOR DOUG MATTHEWS — JUNIOR DAVE REICHENBACH — JUNIOR M.V.P. — ALL FEDERAL LEAGUE BILLCORMANY — SOPHOMORE 95 Grapplers 75-76 FIRST ROW - Larry Fopa. Dave Strickland. Toby McCuIly, Brad Dienes, Eric Pressler, Randy Nutter, Mark Chenevey. Kevin Fox, SECOND ROW- Jeff Stump Mark Strickland, Ted Shcetz, Steve Rohr. Brian Wyles, Jin, Dawson, Andy Haas, John Bair, THIRD ROW - Dave Steve Dave Bos.ron, MComtany. Mrkc Vo rndek Hershberger Randy Tuttle. Jeff Decker. FOURTH ROW — Coach Paul Weaver, Tim Burton. Rick Ughcbody. Joel Chenevey. Mark Zclle. Manager Don Mayfield, Coach John Broemson COACH — JOHN BROEMSEN This year’s wrestling team, surviv- ing inexperience and youth and a late season flu epidemic, posted a record of 3-7. Several of their matches were very close. They took first place in the Quaker Invitational in New Philadel- phia while claiming three champions, three second places, and three third places. At the West Holmes Tourna- ment they placed second with four sec- ond places and four third places. At both tournaments they had to come from behind. 96 COACH — PAUL WEAVER JUNIOR — TED SCHEETZ — 132 JUNIOR — BRIAN WYLES — 126 OPPONENT WE THEY Triway 51 9 Massillon 33 21 Claymont 38 15 Canton South 17 34 Marlington 13 36 Hoover 27 29 Fairless 35 15 Perry 12 40 Glen Oak 20 35 Louisville 18 40 98 JUNIOR — JIM DAWSON —119 JUNIOR — CO-CAPTAIN JUNIOR — RANDY NUTTER — 185 MARK CHENEVEY — HEAVYWEIGHT 99 STATE QUALIFIER JUNIOR — STEVE ROHR —155 SOPHOMORE — JOHN CLIFFORD —145 100 SENIOR — BRAD DIENES — 158 Swim Team FIRST ROW — Rick Rohr, Greg Venema, George Johnson, Bob Hess, Craig Satow, SECOND ROW —Jeff Popa, Bob Peters, Todd Ixxrke, Guy Julian, Jim Wcsic, THIRD ROW — Colin Rice, Joe Graham, Steve Hines, Craig Fenstcrmakcr. Rob Jones. COACH — TOM McKEE ! JACKSON OPPONENT 63 COPLEY 109 87 LEHMAN 84 86 McKinley 73 43 ST. THOMAS 37 108 TIMKEN 59 102 LINCOLN 63 88 BARBERTON 84 70 HOOVER 102 30 COVENTRY 26 47 ALLIANCE 36 68 GLEN-OAK 100 82 ST. THOMAS 89 119 MASSILLON 53 90 BUCHTEL 65 34 HOBAN 21 52 BARBERTON 29 The swim team rounded out their season with a record of 11 wins and 5 losses. The sixteen man team, led by Tri-Captains Craig Fenster- maker, Steve Hines, and Jim Wcsic, broke 5 school records. 101 SENIOR — JIM WESIE SENIOR — TERRY SIMMONS 102 SENIOR — CRAIG FENSTERMAKER SENIOR — STEVE HINES Girls’ Tennis FIRST ROW — Carolyn Harmon. Theresa Oldham. Debbi Skacal, Cindy Mastics. SEC- liams, Mindi Evans. THIRD ROW — Barb I.aase, Nancy Morton. Anita Swallen, Marge OND ROW — Kay Osbourn. Tammy Florey. Chris Cheyney. Iasa Mansfield, Mary Wil- Machan. Mickey Mastics. Kim Snyder, Linda Alticri. Lori Snyder. The girls’ tennis team finished with a win- ning season and an over all record of 6-4. Mrs. Leistiko was the coach again this year. Mindi Evans and Cindy Mastics alternated at first singles, and Mickey Mastics also played in the singles competition. Lori Snyder and Kay Osbourn played first doubles in the matches. This was the first year the team had com- peted in the fall, and it seemed to work out quite well. 106 MRS CONNIE LEISTIKO CINDY MASTICS — SENIOR LORi SNYDER — SENIOR Hoover Won 4 1 Dover Won 5 — 0 Hoover Won 4 — 1 Wadsworth Lost 2 — 3 Central Catholic Won 5 0 Lehman Lost 0 — 5 Dover Won 6 — 1 Lehman Lost 0 5 GlcnOak Lost 1 — 4 Lincoln Won 5 0 Girls’ Basketball FRONT ROW — Mrs. Bartholomew, Coach, Barb Stedman, Linda Waters, Cathy Johnson, Bev Neidert, Charlene Berkshire, Miss Shook, Coach, SECOND ROW — Nancy Schoonover, Pam Ericksen, Pam Barnhart, Irene Seifert, Kris Simpson, Mary Williams, Holly Seimetz, Mickey Mastics, Marge Machan, Liz Carey. Nancy Evanoff, Debbie Shannon. 108 Led by Senior center Cathy Johnson, the girls’ basketball team had its finest season ever with a 12-2 record and a tie for the Federal League Championship. They played consistently good ball all season and entered the tournament with a shot of success. 109 Girls’ Volleyball FRONT ROW — Kim Nyc, Mary Paul. Melissa Jarrctt. Lyn Roland. Barb Modowski, $hcx k, Kathy Kcssel. Barb Stedmen. Linda Waters, Holly Seimct?, Cathy Johnson, Char- Sharon Lawson. Michelle Fox. Ijura Bohnemen, Leigh Ann Wilson. Rhonda Weiczal, lenc Berkshire. Janet Page. Rose Barnhart. Bev Ncidert, Nancy Schoonover. Coach Fran Anna Casto, BACK ROW — Nancy Evanoff, Sue Ncidert. Sue Rohr, Coach Marcia Bartholomew, Chris Hedrick. Kathy Beall. Opp. Jackson Games won Games lost Tuslaw 0 2 Hoover 1 2 St. Vincent-St. Marys 0 2 Copley 0 2 McKinley 1 2 Marlington 2 1 Barberton 2 0 GlenOak 2 1 Louisville 2 0 Perry 2 0 St. Thomas 2 0 Washington 0 2 Tins was their second season, and it was evident that they offered stiff competition to their opponents. The girls named most valua- ble players of this year’s varsity team were Linda Waters and Cathy Johnson. The team was coached by .Mrs. bran Bartholomew and Mi ss Marcia Shook. One of the highlights of the season was beating GlenOak who was ranked No. I in the league. MO Basketball FIRST ROW — Rick Obcrhauscr. Mike McKee, SECOND ROW — Rick Watters, Kirk Spillman, Tom Englert, Tim Hummel, THIRD ROW — Dennis Barr, Jim Hacr, Dave Hill, Joe Morrello, Bob Cheyney, FOURTH ROW —Jim Berkshire, Scott Wright, Dave Curtis, Rick Villclla COACHES — MR JACK MeBRIDE and MR TERRY BYERS. WE THEY Tuslaw 36 43 Canton South 41 59 Coventry 62 50 Glen-Oak 44 38 Louisville 56 72 Perry 51 75 Massillon 60 91 Manchester 48 59 North Canton 63 64 Central Catholic 56 84 Marlington 67 58 Canton South 69 71 Louisville 63 81 Glen-Oak 49 53 Perry 39 58 St. Thomas 47 64 North Canton 49 52 Marlington 98 72 Federal League record 3-9. Ill Reserve FIRST ROW — Ken Lyons, Keith Miller, Eric Spillman, Don Smith, SECOND ROW — Soon Boyle, Mark Sabel, Mark Eberts. Greg Kopinski, and Coach Bob Newlon, THIRD ROW — Nick Lambos, Jim Ley, Kurt Williams, Randy Welch, Mike Getz, ABSENT — Bruce Banz. The basketball team finished the season with a 4-14 record. Highlights of the season were the victory over Glen-Oak and the new scoring record of 98 points set in the last game against Marlington. 112 SENIOR — TOM ENGLERT JUNIOR — DAVE HILL SENIOR — KIRK SPILLMAN JUNIOR — TIM HUMMEL 113 SENIOR — JOE MORELLO JUNIOR — RICK WATTERS SENIOR — MIKE McKEE 9mi JUNIOR — 114 RICK VILLELLA 115 Timers FIRST ROW — Cecelia Malloy, Jenny Jones, Geralyn Campanelli, Karen Pritchard, Pam Eckert, SECOND ROW — Patty Block, Liz Marks, Lori Bair, Julie Peters. Basketball Statisticians Chris Hedrick Amy Norris Paula Puddington Wrestling Statisticians 117 Varsity Cheerleaders Lori Bair — Captain Jenny Ward Sue Ley BOTTOM ROW — Karen Corbit, Marilyn Santora, Lisa Halter, MIDDLE ROW — Kathy Volzer, Bethann Laird, TOP — Lori Rohr. Chris Caldwell Reserve Cheerleaders and Jay Bee Barb Haas Jay Bee —Jodi Ketter Advisor — Miss Wadsworth 119 CLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLA; 120 ESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCL 121 SENIORS DEBBI ALBERT LINDA AI.TIERI MARIE ALTIERI ROBERT ANDREWS MICHELE ARRIS RICK ANESHANSEL DEBBI ARNOLD MARK ARRAS RENEE BACHMAN LORI BAIR BOB BALES BABETTA BALLARD 123 SENIORS HOLLY BANAS SUE BA RATI GLORIA BARNHART CHRIS BARR BRENDA BARTZ CINDE BEINER GARY BENKO BEV BERKHAN 124 CHARLENE BERKSHIRE YVONNE BERQUIST BRIAN BIGLER SENIORS PATTY BLOCK JEANNINE BOEHM LORRAINE BOHNF.MANN MARK BOOTH JEFF BOYCE CHERYL BRADFORD TAMMY BRICKER CHRIS CARLISLE 125 SENIORS CHRIS CICCARONE DARLENE CLARK LARRY CLASS DEBBI CLEMENTS ROD CLINE MARKCOCKUN TRACEY COLLINS CATHY CORMANY CATHY COUTS FLOYD CRITORIA MARY JANE CUNNINGHAM LAURA DAVIS 126 127 JULIH DEEMER VIRGIL DIANA AMY DUEMMF.I. SENIORS DRU DERR BRAD DIENES TERESA DUNN LESLIE DAVIS DOUG DAY TAMMI DERR MIKE DcVECCHIO DEANNA DOUBLEDEE DEBBI DOWELL SENIORS Terry Gerda follows orders as a Key Club slave. Debbi Arnold follows orders for Mr I arson. 128 VICKI DUVAL JOE EBERTS TINA DYE LINDA ECKERT MARK EASTER DAY TODD ELS ASS DIANE EBERLY AIXEN EMMENDORFER SENIORS TOM ENGLERT CHRIS ER1CKSEN JAYNE EVANS MINDI EVANS BRENT EVERHART JEFF FAIRLESS DONA FELDNER CRAIG FENSTERMAKER DEBBI FINGER TAMMY FLOREY DIXIE FISHER RICK FLORY PAT FITZSIMMONS KEVIN FOX SUE FLOOM LORENE FRANK 129 SENIORS THERESA FREEMAN BRAD FULK JENIFER GEITGEY LARRY GELM VALORIE GEORGE TERRY GERDA CHARLES GHERMAN MIKE GRAY 130 BRETT GREGORY BRIAN GREGORY DAVEGRELLA ANDY HAAS SENIORS LINDA HALTER ROBBIE HARMON CINDY HARPER RODNEY HARROLD 131 TAMMY HAYNES SANDY HESLOP JIM HEDRICK KAREN HIGGINS CARL HENRY CI.ARK HI LEMAN BOB HERBST BRUCE HILLER SENIORS JAMIE HOLLINGER KAREN HORNER HEIDI HORST HEATHER HOWE 132 SENIORS JOAN HUDSON SUSAN HUGHES BRIAN JACOBSON KATHY JACOBS 133 RANDY'JINDRA CATHY JOHNSON SENIORS IjMJRI JOHNSON 134 BRENDA KOHLER PEGGY KOHL TED KOLP SUE KUGEL SENIORS m JANICE LAMBERT JOSEPH LANCIA ERIC LAB NANETTE LaMARCHE KATHY LANGMAN LYNNETTE LANZA CHERYL LEBARRE JACK LEONARD 135 SUE LEY DIANE LIEBERMANN JEAN LIOSSIS KIM LIPSTER SENIORS DAVE LOWTHER HEl DI MACE MIKE MAHAFFEY SUSAN MAJZUN VOHN LONGHEIER HAROLD MAGERS GREG LONG LISA MACRI DES 136 SUE MALINOWSKI LIZ MARKS BILL MALLOY CINDY MASTICS KRIS MARCHAND DARCY MATTEVI WAYNE MARCHAND NANCY MATTHEWS SENIORS 137 kelly McCullough scott McPherson TOBY McCULLY ROB MEHL TERESA McGUIER CAROL MILLER MIKE McKEE KURT MILLER SENIORS PAM MILLER JUDY Ml NICK KAREN MITCHELL TAMI MOLL BOB MORGAN JEFF MORRISON DEBI MORTON MELINDA NEHLEN BEV NEIDERT CHRIS NEIDERT KARL NIJAK BECKY NORMAN 138 SENIORS TODI) NORRIS RIC K OBERHAUSER BOB OBERIJN MARK OLDHAM CONNIORR KAY OSBOURN JEANETTE PAGE SUSAN PAHLER JAN PARA MORE GORDON PATTERSON MARTY PERTICAN JULIE PETERS 139 SENIORS DAVE PFHNIM.HR BRETT PHILUPPI TIM PHILLIPS CONNIE PIPER KRIS PLASKETT TAMMY POLEN SCOTT POLLOCK LARRY POPA BOB POTTER 140 JOEL PRATO CHRIS PR IT . KAREN PRITCHARD SENIORS RCXiF.R RAMS! HR PAM R£BILLOT IRIS RKTTICK JEFF REYNOLDS LORI RICHARDSON GREG ROBINS RICK ROHR MARK ROMIG RICHARD RCX)K KIM ROPE BECKY ROSS LISA ROSS 141 SENIORS DENISE SAGO JOHN SANTORA ELLEN SCHAUFELE DARLENE SCHIER GARYSCHORY ROBIN SCHOONOVER CRAIG SCOTT HOLLY SCOTT 142 SENIORS MIKE SEIFERT ROB SEIMETZ DAWN SHRIVER TIM SHRIDER MELISSA SHAFER GREG SHOOK GARY SIGRIST DAN SIMMONS TERRY SIMMONS CRAIG SMITH DEBBI SKACAL GEORGE SNICER SHIRLEY SLICKER CINDY SNYDER BANDI SLINGLUFF CINDY SNYDER 143 SENIORS JEFF SNYDER SCOTT SOMMER RUSSELL STARK 144 LINDA SNYDER KIRK SPILLMAN DANE STEED LORI SNYDER GREG SPURRIER TERRI STEPHAN PAM SNYDER RENEE SPURGEON CAROLYN STEVENSON RICK STEIN STEVE SPACH SENIORS ED STEVENSON TOM SWICK MARLA TOKASH JOY STOCKBURGER MIKETABELING DEBBIE TOLBERT DAVE SUFFECOOI. BELINDA TAFFI DEBBI TREVILUAN CINDY SWART . SHARON THOMAS KARYN TULODZIESKI 145 SENIORS TONI VanBENTHUYSEN CHARLES VUET KATHY VORNDRAN GREG WALKER REBECCA WALKER JENNY WARD TODD WARNER LINDA WATERS 146 SENIORS 147 GREG WHEELAND KELLY WHITE MIKI WILHELM KATHY WILLAMAN PETER YOCKEL JIM YOUNG KIM ZEN ALUS TOM ZYCH CARL GIPSON CLASS OFFICERS President — Mike Mahaf fey Vice President — Mary Wucinick Secretary — Gndy McCain Treasurer — Diane Licbcrmann 149 OSI JUNIORS Cyndi Ancshanscl Belinda Austin Wally Ayers Janet Baihtcl Hollic Baglia Chris Bailey Gail BjiIin Jeff Bcadling Bes Beverlin IX n Barber Sue Deadline Sandy Beverlin Valeric Barbin Kathi Beall Susie Bever Tom Barnett Margie Beazel Laurie Biehl Tim Barnett Kevin Beck Mark Bivenour Dennis Barr Ken Bellinger Jeff Blackburn Julie Baugh Jim Berkshire Scott Bohnemann 151 JUNIORS Bonnie Bokhan Beth Booth Roger Breckcnridgr Pam Boland Paula Boniphant Tony Boyd Lea Bragg Debbi Bneker Kim Brothers Linda Brou n Scott Brown Jim Buchman Linda Buchman Christy Caldwell Gcralyn Campanelli Debbie Carey Anna Casto Mark Chenevey Chns Cheyney Kim Cheyney BobChcyney Don Ciccaronc Al Cirillo Pam Clark Phil Clifton Cun Cochran Craig Cody Ginette Colangclo Sue Collier Julie Comfort Jack Converse Tom Cooney Lee (oppock Tina Craddock Jill Criswell Peggy Crone Carol Cummins 152 JUNIORS Dave Curtis Scott Davidson Jim Dawson l avc Day Randy Dchn Jodi Dennis Dave Dernier Mark Depew Dan Derrick Primes Diana Marry Ditkerhoof Denny Dieffenbaugher Mike Diennger Scott Difolto Fred D'Orazio C reg Drcssel Pam Eckert Gail Engel man Dave England Ed Erickson Dean Elsass Jay Essig IXmg Elsas Sherrie Euphrat Terri F.mmendorfer Beth Engelberg Nancy Evanof f Peggy Fee Brenda Fcucht Roe Flukinger Susie Forelmes Wes Fiedler Julie Florey Nova Francis Kevin Flickinger Debbie Foltr l-ela Freeman 153 JUNIORS Michelle Frutschy Darrel Fuller Dcbbi Furiate Scon Gainey Paul Gallagher Chris Garce Joe Gerda Brian Gilliem Debbi Gillispie Lois Gooding John Gordon Tim Gowins Joe Graham Mark Gray Randy Gregory Donna Gross Phil Guisinger Eric Gunn Lon Guthrie Randy Gutshall Barb Haas Sue Haas Cindy Hacker Tim Haer Doug Hamilton Jan Hammond Mark Hampu Connie Hanlon Tom Happy Cheryl Harrington Tammy Heather Chris Hedrick Russel Heiser Steve Helmick Colcen Henry Tom Herman Pam Hess Chuck Hill Dave Hill Mark Hinderer Pam Hines Mike Hofmann Jeannie Holsinger Jeff Hostetler Dave Huber Tim Hummel Margie Hupp Wenda Ingold Karen lorfida 154 JUNIORS Lixii Jacobs Mclisu Jarrctt Dennis Jellc I Kim Johnson Jenny Jones Mary Jones Guy Julian Br an Keeler ( raig Keim Warren Keith Candy Kelby Doug Keller Dana Kempthorn Kathy Kcsscl Dane Kettering Jill Ketter Nancy Kichl Hazel King Mark Kline Kathy Knobkxk Kevin Knotts Joe Kobic l avc Koch C.'arl Konen Don Konovsky Tt m Kress Mark lambright Steve l-angman Jim Lynch Marge Machan Karen Mahaffey Cecelia Malloy Deirdre Mandzuch Dan Manno Judy Marshall 155 JUNIORS Sieve Marsh Doreen Maynard Janet Martin Julie McGuire Man. Martin Qtns Means Nancy Mathie Mark Meier Darla Mattevi Bob Mikes Dou Matthews Mark Millar Tim Maucr Mark Miller Mary Miller Becky Mitchell Namy Morton Sherrie Murphy Rhonda Nichols Kurt Nijak Many Mix Bob Neal Mike Noaker Barb Mudowski Doojt Neidert Amy Norris Lenny Moore Sue Neidert Randy Nutter Vicki Moore Terry Neidert Kathy Okey Nano Morton Chris Neumann Dsn Olszewski Kathy Osier Nick Paflas Vicki Paflas Berb Patterson Mary Paul Charlie Paulson Alice Pedersen Ouis Pennix Jay Perdue .left Perrin Bob Peters Mark Petersen Pam Piet acker Dan Poliak 156 JUNIORS Jeff Popa Erie Premier Deborah Prosisc Gonni Pucti Debt Puckett Paula Puddington Cookie Radick Jeff Ramold Dave Rausch Bob Reartek Dave Reichenbach Eric Reilly Terry Renner Barb Reno Carla Rhine (x Jin Rice Kim Richmann Ginny Ricosky John Ritchie Gary Robinson Mark Robinson Debbi Robson Steve Roby Greg Rogers Anna Rohr Steve Rohr Lori Rohrer Mark Rook Jennifer Rosser Brenda Saunier Kellv Schupp Sue Roush Jill Schaufele Jody Scott Jackie Rowland Lynn Sc hall Mike Scasor Rae Rule Richard Scbcffler Brad Sells Bob Safflc Ralph Schlcgel Bob Shaffer Sandy Sands Jay Schneider Ted Sheet a Joan Santschi Dave Schoonover Sherwood Shoemaker 157 JUNIORS Tony Shone Jeff Shreiner Jill Shrciner Ann Sibila Chris Simmons Steve Simmons Kristine Simpson Patti Slii gluff Cheryl Smith Debbi Smith Russell Smith Janice Snyder Leslie Snyder Jodi Spranlde Bart) Strdman Susan Stcigerwald Dave Steve Louis Stouch Dale Strickland Dave Strickland Brian St rouble Greg St rouble Susan Taylor Bill Ungaschick Pam Vlict Barb Sumscr Barb Thompson Ernest Vac can i Rick Villclla Carl Sundheimcr Robert Todd Jeff Vaughn Dave Volzer John Sweeney Scott To! ben Mary Velzka Kathy Volrer Janet Swicken Bryan Tracht Greg Venema Scott Walker Dave Sylvester Linda Truett Julie Vincente Judi Walsh Jan Talmadge Jeann Turner Renee Villclla Dave Walter 158 JUNIORS Vice President — Don Konovsky President — Don Olszewski Secretary — Mary Vclzka Treasurer—Mark Kline Regina Walz Mary Weise LeighAnn Wilson James Wynkoop Sue Wilhelm Jerry Wolf Jeffry Weiscnt Jim Williams Dave Woodward Cathy Workman Sue Y utzey Marc Weinland Helaine Zeller Roben Yackcy Jeff Zahler CLASS OFFICERS Steve Yoders Michael Zenovic Rick Watters Dennis Wheeler Lisa Wickowski Glenn Weber Bill Wigington Frank Wittkamp Brian Wyles Jodi Zander Jeff Yoho Cindy Zepp John Yurco Paul Ziegler Charlene Wartene Joan Werner Dave Witter Jeff Warwick Beth Werstler Mark Wiseman The Spirit of the Sophomores. ' T—: 160 SOPHOMORES Patty Adkins Brenda Albrecht Bruce Altieri Joyce Anderson Kan Anderson Kun Arnold Robert Baer Dave Bailey Paula Bailey John Bair ita Ballard Pam Barnhart Rose Barnhart Brace Bara Abby Baughman Anne Baughman Sam Beall Mary Bigler Mike Boyd Roberta Beckwith Tammy Black Scott Boyle Karen Beitzel Matt Blaknev Nancy Bradford Barb Belknap Mark Boettler Bea Bragg Tom Bell Lyn Boland Gayton Brand Bob Bennett Toni Boldi Tammy Broaovic Tom Baxter Shawn Berry Dave Bostrom 161 SOPHOMORES James Bryson Terry Buchner Craig Bumess Tim Burton Pat Byers Mike Byham Leslie Cain Rodney Caldwell Lia Carey Brenda Carlisle Joel Chenevey Carla Chester Jeanne Chewning Teresa Clark Pam Class Steve Qay Donnette Carpenter Ken Carraher Bob Caruso Nancy Chambers KathiChcyney Charles Ggnctti Maria Grillo Lotainc Clark John Gifford Laurie Collins Roy Comfort Rhonda Conjer Karen Corbit Scott Corban Bill Germany Colleen Cramblett Mike Criswell Chris Crawl Dave Crum Dave Culp Caryl Cunningham Rick Cunningham Terry Cume Rick DeBaum Jeff Decker Lynettc Derr Cathy DeWalt Terry Dmitruk Denise Dockus Tracy Dodge Todd Drukenbrod Mike Dye Mark Eberts 162 SOPHOMORES Chip Ellison Heather Emhoff Jamie Emmons Pam Erickson Carmen Fazekash Kent Ferguson Jim Fletcher Rick Flickinger Vicki Flickinger Patty Gang Patty Garvey Kerry Gcssner Mike Getz Dave Gicbel Mary Gilbride Cathy Gingher Teresa Goebel Jen Gooding Gndy Gray Bob Greer Dave Gross Terry Gulley Steve Guzzetta Patty Haas 163 Vicki Hacker Nancy Haddox Jim Hacr SOPHOMORES Lisa Halter Tori Hannon Laura Hasseman Kim Hanlon Debbie Harrison Beth Hawk Carolyn Harmon Scott Hartzell Danny Headland Dave Hedrick Scott Hessedencc Margaret Heil Greg Hill Greg Heisser Chris Hilton Jeff Heisser Kathy Hockenberry Jan Heiser Pam Holla Bob Hershberger Bill Holland Bob Hess Ron Honaker Joann Hoopes Becky Jacobs Linda Hudson Elaine John Carla Huff George Johnson Scott Hupp Bob Johnson John Hurst Laura Jones Marion Iorfida Rob Jones Andy Jacobson Roger Jones 164 SOPHOMORES Andy Kanters Lisa Kast Dale Kauffman Vickie Keefer Darcy Keener Tom Kelly Kevin Kemp Debbie Kempthom Lisa Kerns Barb Kiehl Kim Kinker Laura Kirven Steve Kleinharul Craig Kocher John Konen Greg Kopinski Lori Kratz Mark Krivos Todd Kmach Karen Kulick Dave Kumph Barb Laase Scott Lab Bethann Laird Jamie Lake Janie Lama James Lamb Nick Lambos 165 Lon Lanzer Todd Leonard Rick Lightbody Sally Lawhun Cynthia Letiekides Sharon lit man Mark Ledger Jim Ley Eric Loew SOPHOMORES Laura Long Pat Long Holly Lowther Dana Manist Lisa Mansfield Ann Man wan ng Barb Lutes Kenny Lyons Michele Magers Shelly Maley Dean Marc hand Ernie Marion Brenda Mason Miclci Mastics Julie Matako Mark McCain Cun Micsen Lisa Matako Perry McCall Jim Mikes Walter Mathie Rusty McConnell Dave Miller Wes Mayers Tracy McCully Dolly Miller Don Mayfield Chris McMahon Jan Miller Karen Mayle Laurie McPherson Keith Miller Denise Maynard Gndy Michel Carol Mix Pam Mohlcr Pat Mohler Tina Moll Candy Mozzochi Janice Nadolskc Mark Naylor Tom Moore Becky Neal Jim Monastra Mary Neiden Cathy Moon Peggy Neiden Ken Moss Barb Nixdorf 166 SOPHOMORES Amy Norman RussOrr Sharon Now Scon Osborne Kim Nye Kevin Osugi Leigh Oberlin Gary Paugh Bill Oldfield Ed Paskowski Teresa Oldham Brad Pietxker Eric Olszewski Terri Pritchard •n Man lee Provance Chuck Reanck Sue Rohr Debbie Prowant Ron Rector Barn Rope John Racin John Remlinger Chris Ross Jeff Radcliff Shaun Rings Vicki Ross Tom Radick Sally Robinson Mike Rubeis Debbie Rankin Patty Rankin Ed Rohr Rick Rohr Eric Ruth Mark Sabel 167 SOPHOMORES Sandy Sam mem no Scott Santvhi Marilyn Sam ora Craig Satow Russell Satterfield Sharon Schaub Vcnitta Schcctz Sherce Schier Chris Schleig Nancy Schoonover Dave Schuster Jim Skacal Kim Slabaugh Cason Slagle Jane Slicker Kevin Smith Lori Smith Dan Snyder Diane Snyder Jeff Snyder Kim Snyder 168 SOPHOMORES Mark Stinky Ken Stevenson Sue Stiner Sally Streiber Bruce Stubenrauch Tony Stump Jeff Stump Beth Summers Anita Swalien Julie Swallen Ron Swcaney Rob Sylvester Scott Sylvester Brenda Teel Diane Tessanne Kathy Thompson Lisa Thomas John Todd JimTokes Angel Tripodi Ed Tulodzieski Randy Tuttle Fred Walsh Mike Walters Rob Wanless Dave Ward Peggy Waters Mike Watson Lance Webb 169 SOPHOMORES Rhonda Weitxcl Scott Weitacl Randy Welch Kelly Weltlich Dave Wessner Jan Wheeland Mike Wheeler Colleen Wiberg Cynthia Wiese Wendy Wilhelm Kun Williams Mary Williams CLASS OFFICERS President — Ron Honakcr Vice President — Scott Hartzel! Secretary — Holly Schworm Treasurer — Randy Welch 170 175 Achievement involves areas people usually do not remember. Achievement is a smile, fireworks at a football game, a skit at a rally, decorating the school for Polar Bear Pride Week. But most of all, achievement is an individual success. r A AltltT HIGH SCHOOL 178 Senior Index DEBBIE ALBERT — Band 10 UNDA ALTIERI — Tccn Board 12; 'I hcspi- ans 11, Vice President 12; Dramatics JQF, 11, 12; All-Class Play 10, 11, 12; Spring Fair 10, 11; Office Assistant 10, 11. 12; Statisumm 10, II, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Pep Club lj3. 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, President 12 MARIE ALTIERI — Offic ant 12 BOB ANDREWS — E( A 11, 12; Yearbook Ad Salesman 12. Baseball fc. 11, 12; Football DEB ARNOLD — Spanish Club 9, 10; Office Assistant 12; Swimming 9; Y-Teens 9 MARK ARRAS — Spring Fair 10 MIC! 1 ILL ARRIS — NHS 12; Spanish Club 10; spring Lair 11; Office Assistant 10, 12; Pep Club 12; sk Club 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11 RENEE BA( HMAN — French Club 10; DE 12. Pep ( ; Officer 10 BOB BALES OLLY BANAS — NHS 11, 12; Latin Club 10, ll; Office Assistant 12; Swimming 10,11, 12 LORI BAIR — Keymate of the Month 12; (German Club 11, 12; Spring Fair 11; Class Officer 11 ;Jack$onite Candidate 12; FCA 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Statistician 10, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10,11, Captain 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Y-Tecns 9, 12; Student Advisory Board 11 BABS BALLARD — French Club 10; Girls’ Glee 10; Office Assistant 10; Pep Club SUE BAR ATI — Student Council 11, Secre- tary 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Jacksonite Can- didate 12; Swimming 10, 11; Statistician 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Football Homecoming Queen 12; Ski Club 11, President 12; Art Club IT, Y-Teens 11,12 CHRIS BARR — OWE 11,12 BRENDA BART7 — Office Assistant 12 CINDE BEINER — Office Assist Ro, 12; Ski Club 11, 12 .- GARY BENKO — NFL 10, 11; Spanish Club 11; Dramatics 10,11; All Clu- Play 11 Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; 12. Ski Club 12 CHARLENE BERKSHIRE — Dramatics 11, 12; FCA 12; Basketball 11, 12; Track U, 12. Volleyball 10. 11, 12; Ptp Club 11, 12;£X'in- teFSports Homecoming Quern 12|Ski Club U jjTews 10,11, Scoftry 12 YVONNE BERQUIST — Student |Codicil 10; French Club 10, 11, President 12; A Cap- pella Choil J l, 12; Choir Musical 10, 11, 12; Medical Health Careers Vice-President 12; DramaortOO, Pep 01 6 10, 12, Y-Tccns 10, U.12 WS12 BRIAN BIGLER — Spanish C b 10. Year- book Ad .Salesman 12; Football lo|ll 12 PATTY BLOCK —NHS 10. 11. 12; Srudent Councj l2; Yearbook Staff 11. J2; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; 4U)lai Statistician 12; Pep Club 12 TAMMY BRICKER — NHS 11, 12; Span- ish Club 10; Office Assistant 12; Tennis 10; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 10 LORRAINE BOHNEMANN — FCA 12; Basketball 11; Volleyball 12; Y-Tccns 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Industrial Arts Club 12 MARK BOOTH — Student Council 11, 12; Medical Health Careers 12; FCA 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10,11; Pep Club 12: Ski Club 12 JEFF BOYCE — Swim Team 10 CHERYL BRADFORD — Art Service League 10,11; DE 12 LARRY CLASS C it rman Club 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Tennis 12 DEBBIE CLEMENTS — Scholarship Team 10; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Glee 10; A Cappclla Choir 11, 12; Dramatics 11; Pep Club 10,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12 ROD QJNL - Key Club 10, 11, Secretary 10; Choir Musical 10; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11. 12; Ad Salesman 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, Captain 12; Track 10 MARK COCKLIN — Key Club 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Ski Club 12 DAVID COLEMAN TRACEY COLLINS Frnu h Club 10; DE 12; Office Assistant 10; Pep Club 10 CINDY COONEY — FT A 11; Track 11,12 CATHY CORMANY CATHY COUTS — German Club 11,12 MARK COVE — OWE 11; DCT 12 FLOYD CRITORIA — Student Council Pres. 12; MASSILLON INDEPENDENT Teenager of the Month 12; Key Club 12; Chess Club U; Ad Salesman 12; Jacks Candidate 12; FCA 11, 12; Football 10, 11. 12; Track 10; Tennis 12 MARY JANE CUNNINGHAM — Scholar- ship Team 10, 11; NHS 10. 11, 12; French Club 11; Medical Health Careers Secretary 12; Chess Club 10, 11, Track 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Art Club 10. Industrial Arts Fair 10. 11, 12 CHRIS CARI NIT Fair 11; DE 12; Swim Team LAURA DAVIS — Library Audio-Visual Club 10 SUE CARR — Band 10, 11; Y-Teens 12 JANINE YGILL — Girls’ Glee 10; A Cappclla 11 ilcheerleader 10 CHRIS CICCA RONE — Student Council 10; FCA 10, 1. 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12 LPTIE ANN DAVTS — Student Council 10; nBTi2; CANTO F Teenagerof the Month; Germar j A Cappella Choir 11, President 12 Jills 10, 12; Choir Musical 10, 12; Thespian 12; Dramatics lb, 12; All-Class Play 10, 12 All-Ohio Bicentennial Choir 12; EcoR | Club 10; FCA 12; Tennis 10; Pep Club 10 i. V r.vns 10. Vice-President 12; Exchange Miioni! ! 1 • I)( )l (. DAY — Spring Fair 10, Golf Team ; uk i K)thall9, 10,1J.Captain 12 11 I II DEEMHR — Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Ban� I it). li, 12; Office Assistant 12 TAM.MI DERR BRAD DI I AMES — W resiling Team 11,12 DI ANNA DOUBLFDEE — Scholarship Team 11; Spanish Club 12; (, rman Club 10, 11. 12; Newspaper Staff 12 Track 11; Jr. Achievement 12 DEBBIE DOWU.I. DF 12 1 AMY IXJHMMEL- NHS 10, 11, 12 Secre- tary; Girls' Glee 10; A Cappella Choir 12; Choir Musical 10, 12; DramatidHlO, 11, 12; All-Class Play 10, 11. 12; Of fin- Assistant 12; Pep Club 10. Scc. Treas. 12; Y-Tc ns 10, 11, 12 KAREN DUNAWAY — Office Assistant 12 BOB DUNBAR TERESA DUNN — Cierman Club 10; DE 12 VICTORIA DUVAL —OWE 12 TINA DYE — Office Assistant 12 MARK FASTFRDAY Baseball 10 • DIANE EBERLY - VudeBcoune] 11; Girls’Glee 10; Newspaper Staff pO, 1 1;I Office Assistant 12; NJROTC l skobalj 10; Volleyball 10 JOE EBERTS — Spring Fair io,Rl, 12; FCaJ 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 12; Swimming 10, llj Pep Club 10. U. 12; Ski Club 12 tffl LINDA ECKERT — Spanish Club 10: Office Assistant 12; Swimming 10, 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Pep Club 12'M TODD ELSASS — Foot bill 10, 11, 12;lcYes- tling 10, Track 10; Pep Club 101 SUE EI2 XMCK — Student Council 10; C Officer 1( Cheerleader 10, 11; DE 12 ■ TOM ENGI.ERT — Scholarship Team 10; NHSU, 12; KcyGuy tin Club 10, Ad S.uesman 12; FCA 10; Baskerball 10, 11. 12 CHRIS FRICKSEN — OWE 12 JAYNE EVANS — Spanish Club 10; Office Assistant 10, 12; Pep Club 10; Jr. Achieve- ment 12; Y-Tcens 10 MINDI EVANS — A Cappella Choi: :o. i. , Choir Musical 10, 12, Office Assistant Tennis 10,11,12; Pep Club 11.12 BRENT EVERHART — Spring Fair 10. 11; DC! 12; FCA 10, 11; Football 10, 11; Track 10, 11.12 JEFF FAIRLESS — Choir Musical 10; ('lass Officer 10; FCA 10, 11; Baseball 10, 12; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12 DONA FELDNER RICKFELMAN — D Ti2 CRAIG FENSTERMAkER German| Club 9, 10; Ad Salcsm.i i 12; (roll Team 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Statistician 10, 11, 12 PAT FITZSIMMONS — NFl'lO; Spanish Club 10, 11; Band 10; Pep Band 10 CRAIG FLICKINGER — DCT 12 SUE FLOOM — Spring Fair 12; Track 10; Volleyball 11 Rl K FLORY NJROTC French Club 12. Ten TAMMY FLOREY nis 'iO, 14, U KEVIN FOR - FcJTl, 12; Football 10, 11 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 11 JORjPsF FRANK BRAD FUI.l — NJROTC 10, 11, 12; Bas- n.in JFN P!:R (i TGEY — NFL 11; Latin Club 10, 11; Ecoyy Club 10; Ski Club 12; Y- Tecns 12 Q VaB IeSeURGE — Girls’ Glee 10; A Cappella Choir 1, 12; Dramatics 10, 11; Library Assistant 12; Y-Tccns 10. 11. 12 TERRHrScE GERDA — NHS 12; Key Club 11, 12; («man Club 11; Office Assistant 11; T Bootball 10, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 CHARTS GHF.RMAN — Schol arship Team 10; NHS 10, 11, 12; WJHS 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12 SUSAN GOODING MIKE. ( RA''i FCA 10, 11; Football 10, 11. 12; Track in. 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 11, 12 ■r- BRF.Ti_GRF.CiOR Student Council 9; ETA 9, Cierman (dub 9. 10; Mixed Choir 9; A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Jacks ’n Jills 10, Choir Musical 9, 10. 11; Thespians 12; Dramate 9, 10, 11, All-Class Play 9, 10; N a 'i per Staff 11 BRIAN ( . REGOR Y DAVE GRELLA — WJHS 12; Cross Coun- try lo ANDY HAAS - DCT 12; Football 10, Ilf Wrestling JO, H, 12; Track 10 ECAt 10; Baseball ROBERTjHARMON - FOkhO 10,11, 12; (Basketball 10; Footb flO, 11, 12 CINDYIdARPF.R — German Club 10, Vice-Pr« 11, 12; Band 10; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; Y-Tcens 12 RODNEY HARROLD — NJROTC 10, 11; WrcsjAng 10,11 CINpY[ E1ASTI.ER — Student Council 10; SpaimhjClub 10, 11; Dramatics 10; Y-Tcens 10 j TAMMY HAYNES _ Girls' Glee 10; Dra- matics 10,11, 12; Ecology Club 10. Bookstore 12; Office Assistant 12; Track 10, 11; Statisti- cian 12 JIM HEDRICK —H LFair; FCA 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11 12; Track L0, 11, 12 CARL HENRA Club 10, 11; Wrest BOB HERBST Band 11, 12; Stage SANDY HESLOP Dramatics Ji. Hcolog Cd pcdl Choii kJ Sd 11. 12 ssistant 12 181 KAREN HIGGINS — Spanish Club 10, 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10; Majorette 11, 12; Medical Health Careers 10, 12; FCA 12; Pep Club 10,12; Ski Club 12; Y-Tccns 12 BRUCE HILEMAN — Latin Club 10; Ecol- ogy Club 10, 11, President; DE 12 BRUCE HILLER — Spanish Club 10; FCA 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10 STEVE HINES — Spanish Club 10; Year- book Staff 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Spring Fair 10; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Statis- tician 12 TIM HOFFMAN — Spring Fair 10, 11; DCT 12; Football 10; Y1CA 12 CINDY HCXiAN TRACY HOGUE — Clef Club 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Spring Fair 11; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11,12 JAMIE HOEEINGER — OWE 11, 12 KAREN HORNER — Spanish Club 10; Track 9; Art (dub 10, 11; Y-Tcens 10 HEIDI HORST — Scholarship Team 11; NFL 10, 11. 12; A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Jacks ’n Jills 11, 12; Choir Musical 10, 11, 12; Thespians President 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; All-Class Play 10, 11, 12; Office Assistant 12; Pep Club 10,12; Y-Tccns 12; NHS 12 HEATHER HOWE— OWE 12 JOAN HUDSON — FCA 12; Track 10, 11 « SUSI HUGHES — Girls’ Glee 11; Dramatics! 12; Spring Fair 10, 12; Office Assistant 12; Bookstore 12; Industrial Arts Club 12; Y- Teens12 THOMAS HUNGELMANN — Student Council 10; Spring Fair 10, 11; Ecology Club 9; Track 9,11 SUSAN HUNTER — Scholarship Team 10, 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Track 12; Ski Club 12; Y-Tccns 10,11,12; Art Club 10,11,12 KATHY JACOBS — Spanish Club 12; Girls’ Glee 10; A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Choir Musical 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11; All- Class Play 10; Bookstore 12; Girls Track; Y- Teens10,11 BRIAN JACOBSON — Spring Fair 10; Track 10, 11; Industrial Arts Club 10,11 CATHY JOHNSON — MASSILLON INDEPENDENT Teen of the Month 12; French Club 10, 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Medical Health Careers 12; FCA 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12 BRENDA KOHLER — FTA 11; Spanish Club 10; Library Audio-Visual Club 11; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 10 TED KOLP SUSAN KUGEL — Scholarship Team 10, 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, Secretary 12; Medical Health Careers Vice- Pres. 12; Office Assistant 12; Y-Tccns 10, 11 ERIC LAB — German Club 12; Basketball 10; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 NET LAMARCHE — Office Assistant 12; Art Club 10 KATHY LANGMAN — Science Club 10; DE 12 CHERYL LEBARRE — OWE 11 JACK LEONARD — WJHS 11; Spring Fair 11, 12; FCA 10, 11; Football 10; Track 10; Pep Club 11,12 SUE LEY — Key mate of the Month 12; Girls’ Glee 10; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 12 MIKE MAHAFFEY — Spanish Club 11; Mixed Choir 10; Choir Musical 10; Dramat- ic 10, 11, 12; All-Class Play 10, 11, 12; Class President 12; Light Crew 10; Pep Club 10 SI I MAJZUN — Spanish Club 10; DE 12 SUE MALINOWSKI — Spanish Club 10; Dramatics 10; Football Homecoming Attend- ant 10; Y-Teens 10, 12 BILL MALLOY — Scholarship TOm 10; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club lO ring Fair 10, 11; Ad Salesman 12; FCA 10, 11 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 KRIS MARCHAND — Girls’ Glee 10; A Cappella Choir 11; Dramatics 10; Bookstore 12; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 10 LAURIE JOHNSON — Scholarship Team 11; NHS 10, 11, 12; Teen Board 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; A Cappella 11, 12; Jacks ’n Jills 11, 12; Choir Musical 10, 12; Band 10, 11,12 TODD JONES — Football 10, 11 LEO KARATJAS - WJHS 12 MIKE KAUFFMAN —Baseball 10, 11, 12 SHARON KEEFER — Spring Fair 10 DAN KEENER — Tennis 10 JIM KEMPTHORN — Key Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11; Spring Fair 10, 11; Ad Salesman 12; FCA 12; Football 9; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 9,10, 11 JODI KETTER — Scholarship Team 10; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Glee 10; A Cappella 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; FCA 12; Pep Club 10, Ik 12; Jay Bee 12; Y Teens 10,11,12 HEIDI KIFOR — FTA 11; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Clef Club 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep- Band 10; Medical Health Careers 10; Y Teens 10,11,12 DIANE LIEBERMANN — MASSILLON INDEPENDENT Teen of the Month; French Club 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Pep Band 11; Spring Fair 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11; 12; FCA 10, 11; Swimming 11; Statisti- cian 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Win- ter Sports Homecoming Attendant 12; Art Club 10, Treasurer 11; Y-Teens 11; NHS 12 JEAN LIOSSIS — Art Service League 10, 11; DE President 12 KIM LI PST DE 12 ()NG •Band 10; Pep Band 10; EG LC OWL 12 VOHN LONGHF.IR — Spanish Club 10, 11; Girls’ Glee 10; A Cappella Choir 11, 12; kihoi Musical 10,11, 12; Dramatics 10, Secre- tary l All-Class Play 10. 11; Spring Fair 10; FCA ; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Y-TeenfrlO, 11, nm VE LOWTHER HEIDI MACE — Spanish Club 10; Office Assistant 12 LISA MACRIDES — Spanish Club 10; Ecol- ogy Club 10; Y-Teens 10,11 82 WAYNE MARCH AND — Scholarship Team 10, 11; Latin Club 10 ELIZABLTH MARKS — Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics 10; Ecology Club 10; Office Assistant 12; Tennis 10; Swim Tcan , 11, 12; Statistician 11,12; Ski Club 11, 12; Y- , tScens 11; NHS 12 Jtfk IANCY MATTHEWS - Girls’ Glee 10; ■ |Musical K); Dramatics 10; DE 12; Pep [Club 10 HAROLD MAG HRS — Science Club 12; NJROTC io. 11, ’2• ' CINDY MeCAIM — French Club 10; Band 10. 11. 12. Majorette 10. 11, Head 12; Class Se ret ary 12. [..ebonite Candidate 12; FCA 12; Swim Team 10,11, 12; Pep Club 12; Foot- ball Homecoming Attendant 12; Ski Club 12; Y-Teens 11, 12 1 JIM MeC.ORMICjjJ — Football 10; Track 10 TOHV Mi( 1'I.IY KF.I.I.V MuVLLOUGH — OWE 1! THRI'SA Me c a II K Office Assistant 12 i LINDA Mi I.LAN Mixed Choir 10; Band jj. 10; Tr.u k 10: Volleyball 10, 11; Y-Tecns 10, | 11; Football 11 SCOTT McPHERSON — Spring Fair 11; TX T 12; Baseball 10; VICA 12 ROB MEHL — Key Club 11, 12; French Club 11; Track 10. 11. 12. Ski Club 12 t JANICE MIESEL — French Club 10, 11; Pep % Club 10; Art Club 10, 11; Industrial Arts Fair I 11 CAROL MI LLER KATHY Ml I.LKR r° :e Assistant 12 KURT MILLER — A CappellJ hoirlO lj ¥ Choir Musical 10 1 PAM MILLER — Spanish Club 10; Band 10 Dramatics 10, 11, Office teens 11 12 ce Assistant 12; Y- JUDY MlNIQfc — DCT 12 KAREN MITCHELL French Club 10, 11; Library Audio-Visual Club 10,11; Newspaper Staff 12; Y-Tccns 11, 12; NHS 12 1 AMI MOLL — NHS 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12 DAVID MOORE JOE MORELLO BOB MORGAN — Athletic Team Manager 10, 11,12; Sid Club 12 JEFF MORRISON — NHS 12; FCA 12; Football 12 DEBI MORTON — DE 12 UNDY NEHLEN — Office Assistant 12 BEV NEIDERT - German Club 1U 2; FCA 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12, Tr ck 10;‘Vol- . ley ball 10, 12 CHRIS NEIDERT — Girls’ Glee 10; A Cap- pella Choir 11, 12; Choir Musical 10, 12; Office Assistant 10; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 10, 11 KARL NIJAK — Dramatics 12; Ncwspa, 10; Science Club 10; Chess Club 10 BECKY NORMAN — Swim Team 10, 11, 12 TODD NORRIS — Student Council 12; MASSILLON INDEPENDENT Teen of the Month 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Junior Class Vice-President; Ad Salesman 12; Mr. Jackson- ite Candidate 12; FCA 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; Buckeye Boys’ State 11 RICK OBERHAUSER — Office Assistant 12; Baseball 11; Basketball 10, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12 BOB OBERLIN — Tennis 12; Ski Club 11, 12 MARK OLDHAM — Baseball 10, 11, 12;| Basketball 10; Football 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12 JEANETTE PAGE — NHS 10, 11, 12; FTA 10; French Club 10, 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep j Band 10, 11; Medical Health Careers 12; FCA j 12; vSleyball 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; j Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 12 JAN PARAMORE — Spanish Club 10;| Band 10, 11; Medical Health Careers 12; Dra- j matics 11, 12; Ecology Club 10; Office Assist- ] ant 12; Track 10, 11; Swimming 10, 11; Statis- J tician UjijPcpClub 12; Ski Club 12 GORDON PATTERSON — German Club] 10; DE 12 MARY fhr-I PERFECT MARTY PERTICAN — Student Council I 10; Spanish Club 11; DCT 12; VICA 12 JULIE PETERS — Dramatics 10, 12; Office! Assistant 12; FCA 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Swim-J ming 10; Statistician 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; fl Y-Teens 10,11,12 DAVE PFENDLER — Scholarship Team 10, « J.2; NHS 10, 11, 12; NFL 10, 11, 12; 1 ON REPOSITORY Teen of the ' th - MASSILLON INDEPENDENT ic Month; Spanish Club 10; A Cap pella Choir 11, 12; Jacks ’n Jills 12; Choir Musical 11, 12; Medical Health Careers 12; Thespians 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Spring Fair 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10; Mr. Jacksonite Candidate 12 BRETT PHILLIPPI — Spanish Club 10; All- CJass Play 11; Spring Fair 10, 11; DCT 12; Baseball 10, 11; Pep Club 10; VICA 12 TIM PHILLIPS — Latin Club 10 I t_( J. r KRI r � CONNIE PIPER — Spanish Club 10, 11; Officer 10; Ski Club 11, 12 Q.IS PLASKETT - Library Audio-Visual Club 11; Spring Fair 10, 11; Bookstore 12 SCOTT POLLOCK — Tennis 11; Ski Club 12; Mixed-Choir 10; A Cappell Choir 11; Choir Musical IQ, Dramatics 10,Tl sINIE ORR — Office AsstStan KAY OSBOURN — Scholarship Team 10; NHS 10, U,12; Student Council 12; French Club 10, lfj'Girls’ Glee 10, 11; Choir Musical 10; Dramatics 10, 11; FCA 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11,12; Pep Club 10, 11; Y-Teens 12 LARRY POPA - Spanish Chib 10; Wres- HETT ( ' b 12;Skiaub JI BOB POTTER French Cjub rfj flef J| ciub ll, 12; Band fo, U, 12; Ptp Band 10, 11, Seien ,c Club 12, Tennis 11, l2. Stage - - 2; Bascbal PRATO — Coif I2hfcscball 10, 11 • ■ • • i KAREN PRITCHARD — Student Council 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Office Assistant 12; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Statistician 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 11,12; Y-Tccns 11, 10, 11; Volleyball 10; Pep Club 10; Y-Tecns 10,11 KAREN SALEM — Office Assistant 12 12 CHRIS PRITZ — MASSILLON INDE- PENDENT Teen of the Month 12; Scholar- ship Team 10; NHS 12; Latin Club Secretary 10, 11; A Cappella Choir 10, 11, Secretary 12; Choir Musical 10. 11, 12; Thespians 11. 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; All-Class Play 10, 12; Office Assistant 10; Miss Jacksonite Candi- date 12; Track 10. 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 12 PAM REBILLOT — Office Assistant 12 JOHN SANTORA — Student Council 10, 11; All-Class Play 11; DCT 12; Football 10; Track 10, 11; Statistician 10; Ski Club 11, 12; VICA 12 ELLEN SCHAUFELE — FTA 10, 11; Latin Club 10; Band 10,11,12 DARLENE SCHIER ROBIN SCHOONOVER Office Assist- anrT2 ? mrcan b, 11,12; Y-Teens 10,12 i JAMIE REEDER — OWE 11 IRIS RETTICK JEFF REYNOLDS — Latin Club 10 GARY SCHORY — Basketball 10,11 CRAIG SCOTT- HOLLY $C i OTT—DE12 LORI RICHARDSON — FTA 10; French Club 10, 11; Band 10, 11; Majorette 10, 11; DE 12 GREG ROBINSON — OWE 12 LORI ROHR — (German Club 11; Band 10; Ecology Club 10; Office Assistant 12; Track 10 RICK ROHR — Spring Fair 11, 12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10.11, 12; Ski Club 12 MARK ROMIG — Spring Fair 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 12; Track 10 [IKE SEIFERT — Scholarship Team 10; iHS 10, 11, 12; Spring Fair 10, 11; Ad Sales- an 12;vFootbairi0, 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Tkck 10V ' mk ROE SEIMETZ — Ad lcsman 12; Ski Club 12; Junior Achievement 10,11 MEUSSA SHAFER — Student Council 11; Spanish Club JO; A Cappella Choir 10,11, 12; Choir Musical 10, 11; Thespians Treasurer 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; All-Class Play 10, 11, 12; Spring Fair 10; Pep Club 10; Student Advisory Board 11; Y-Teens 12 TIM ROOK — Golf Team 10; Baseball 11 KIMSHANHR OWE 11, 12 KIM ROPE — German Chib 10; Band 10, Band 10; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Statisti- cian 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; FCA 12 BECKY ROSS — NFL 10,11; Latin Club 10; Dramatics 10; Tennis 11; NHS 12 GREG SHOOK DAWN SHRIVER — NFL 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Dramatics 10; Tennis 12; Pep Club 10; Ski Club 11, 12; Y-Tecns 10, 12 GARY SIGRIST — FCA 10; Basketball 10 ROSS NHS 10. 11, 12; Dramatics 10; Office Assistant 10. 12 HKE RUOF — Science Club 12 Ecology Club 11; Chess Club 11; NJROTC 10,11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12; Anchor Club 10,'11,12 MOLLY RUPERT — Swim Team 10 DENISE SAGO — French Club 11; Girls’ Glee 10, 11; Choir Musical 10; Dramatics 10, 11; Ecology Club 10, 11; DE 12; Chess Club DAN SIMMONS — A Cappella Choir 10, 11 TERRY SIMMONS — Swimming 12 DEBBI SKACAL — Scholarship Team 11; Student Council 10, 11; NFL 12; Mixed Choir 12; Girls’ Glee 10; A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Dramatics 10; Class Officer 11; Office- Assistant 12; Tennis 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 12 SHIRLEY SLICKER — Office Assistant 12 CRAIG SMITH — Football 10; Ski Club 11 DENZEL SMITH GEORGE SNICER — Scholarship Team 10; NHS 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Chess Club 10, 11; Ski Club 12 CINDY SNYDER — DE 12; Office Assist- ant 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11; Y-Tccns 10, 11, 12 JEFF SNYDER — Scholarship Team 10; Pep Band 11; Spring Fair 10; DCT 10. 11, 12; Bas- ketball 10; VICA 11,12 LINDA SNYDER — Office Assistant 12 LORI SNYDER — NHS 11, 12; MASSIL- LON INDEPENDENT Teen of the Month 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Choir Musical 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Clef Club 12; Pep Band 10, 11; FCA 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Y-Tecns 10, 11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12 PAM SNYDER — Scholarship Team 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; Medical Health Careers 11, 12; Dramatics 10. 11; Newspaper Staff 12; Ecology Club 10, 11; Bookstore 10; Volleyball 10; Y-Tecns 10,11,12 SCOTT SOMMER STEVE SPACH — OWE 11,12 KIRK SPILIMAN — Key Club 12; Spring Fair 10, 11, 12; Ad Salesman 12; FCA 10. 11, 12; Basketball 10,.11,J2jJFootball Spotter 10. 11,12; Pep Club 12 RF.NEE SPURGEON GREG SPURRIER - Key Club 10. 11, 12; Spring Fair 10, 11, 12;- Ecology Club JO; Industrial Arts Club 10,11, 12 JANET STANFORD TIMSTANO—DCT 12 RUSSELL STARK — German Club 11, 12; Junior Achievement 10, 11, 12 DANE STEED —OWE 11, 12 RICK STEIN 184 TERRI STEPHAN — German Club 10, 11; Band 10; Medical Health Careers 10, 12; Dra- matics 10, 12; Ecology Club 10; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; Y-Teens 10, 11,12 CAROLYN STEVENSON — Band 10; Office Assistant 12 ED STEVENSON — Scholarship Team 10, U, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; MASSILLON INDE- PENDENT Teen of the Month 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Choir Musi- cal 10; Clef Club 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11,12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12 JOY STOCKBURGER — French Club 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Ad Salesman 12; Tennis Team 10,11; Ski Club 11 DAVE SUFFECOOL — Scholarship Team 10, 11; Key Club 11,12; German Club 11, 12; Latin Club 10,11; Dramatics 10,12 CINDY SWARTZ — Y-Tcens 10 TOM SWICK — FTA 11; Teen of the Month for MASSILLON INDEPENDENT 12, French Club 10, 11, 12; A Cappclla Choir 10, 11, 12; Jacks ’n Jills 12; Chess Club 10; EGA 12 MIKE TABELING — Baseball 10,11,12 BELINDA TAFFI — Girls’ Glee 10; A Cap- pella Choir 11,12; Choi r Musical 10,11, 12 RICK THOMAS — Track 10; Swimming 11 SHARON THOMAS — Scholarship Team 10,11; NHS 10,11, 12; MASSILLON INDE- PENDENT Teen of the Month 12; Keymatc of the Month 12; French Club 10, 11, 12s Girls’ Glee 10, 11; A Cappclla Choir 12; Choir Musical 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, Edi- tor 12; Quill and Scroll; Ad Salesman 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 11,12; Y-Teens 11, 12 _ MARLA TOK ASH — Office Assistant 12; Swimming 10,11, 12 t DEBBIE TOLBERT — Student Council 10, 11; Spanish Club 10, 11; Dramatics 10; Pep Club 12 pEBl TREV1LLIAN — Scholarship Team 11, French Club 10. 11, 12; Library Audio- Visual Club 10, 11, 12; Medical Health Careers 11; Newspaper Staff 11, 12; Office Assistant 10, 12; NJROTC 10, 11; Pep Club 10,11 KARYN TULODZIESK1 — Student Coun- cil 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 10,11, 12; Tennis 10 TONI VAN BENTHUYSEN — NHS 10, 12; Student Council 11; German Club Secre- tary 10; Girls’ Glee 10; Choir Musical 10; Dramatics 10; Statistician 11; Ski Club 11,12 CHARLES VLIET — OWE 11,12 KATHY VORNDRAN — French Club 10, 11; Clef Club 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Majorette 11, 12; Dramatics 12; Office Assistant 12; Y-Teens 10,11, 12 GREG WHEELAND — German Club 10, 11; Baseball 12 KELLY WHITE — Dramatics 10,12; Office Assistant 12; Bookstore 12; Statistician 12; Art Club 10; NHS 12 MIKI WILHELM RICK WILSON,— Key Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10, It, 12 KELLEY WINKLER LARRY WISEMAN — Spring Fair 10, 11, 12; DCT 12, Football 10; Track 10; VICA 12 CHUCK WOLF — Library Audio-Visual Club 12 BECKY WALKER — Spanish Club 12; Y- Tcens 11 GREG WALKER — Golf 10; Swimming 10 JENNY WARD — Scholarship Team 11, NHS 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Teen of the Month of MASSILLON INDF.PEND ENT 12; Keymatc 12; French Club 10; A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Choir Musical 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Dramatics 10. 11, 12; All-Class Play 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10; Miss Jacksonite Candidate 12; FCA 11, 12; Tennis 11; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Pep Club id, 11, 12; Football Homecoming Attendant 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 TODD WARNER - OWE 12 LINDA WATERS — FTA 11; FO?V 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11, D; Vol- leyball 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Y-Teens 12; NHS 12 JEA -VGATTS — ( - Office Assistant 12 BILL WEBER — Newspaper 12; Wrestling 10 I k DAVE WEINLAND — Ski Club 11; Library Asst. 12 REGINA WEINSHEIMER — DCT 12 JAMES WESIE — Spring Fair 11; DCT 12; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; VICA 12 PATTY WEYANDT COLIN WOLFF — FCA 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12 Pep Club 12 CAROLLE WORKMAN — Student Coun- cil 10; French Club 10; Class Officer 10; Track 10; Tennis 10; Pep Club 10 MARY WUC1NICK —Student Council 11; Spanish Club 10, 11; Mixed Choir 12; Girls’ Glee; Dramatics 11, 12; Spring Fair 11, 12; Class Officer 12; FCA 12 Pep Club 11,12 JIM YACKEY — Chess Club 10; Ski Club MARK YAMSEK — Industrial Arts Fair 11, 12 T RICK YARBOROUGH — German Club 10 PETE YOCKEL — Scholarship Team 11; Student Council 12; NFL 12; Acadd iC Chal- lenge 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Ge nan Club 10, 11, 12; Mr Jacksonite Candidate; Cross Country 12; Track 12; Ski Club 12 JIM YOUNG — Baseball 10 KIM ZENALUS TOM ZYCH — Scholarship Team 11, Nil! 11, 12; NFL 11, 12; Academic Challenge 11, 12; MASSILLON INDEPENDENT Teen of the Month 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Newspaper Staff 10, 11; Ad Salesman 12; Tennis 10,11,12; Boys’ Stuc 11 ADVERTISEMENTSADVERTISEMENTSADVERTI MENTSADVERTISEMENTSADVERTISEMENTSAE 187 AD SALESMEN FIRST ROW —Joy Stockburgcr, Eric Prcsslcr, Sharon Thomas, Rod Cline. Patty Block, SECOND ROW — Tom Englcrt, Craig Fenstermakcr, Sherwood Shoemaker. THIRD ROW — Boh Andrews, Todd Norris, Jeff Blackburn, FOURTH ROW — Brian Bigler. Bill Malloy. Floyd Critoria, Rob Scimctz. Tom Zych. Jim Kempthom. Steve Hines. ABSENT — Mike Seifert. Kirk Spill- man Compliments of KING WINDOW CO., INC. Quality Wood Windows and Sliding Doors Phone 494 2307 or 494-2184 R. O. SNEE — Service Director Good Luck, Polar Bears See DON HUFSTETLER 1 5278 Fulton Drive N.W. Canton, Ohio All Your Insurance Needs STATE FARM Phone 494 9433 STATE FARM INSURANCE INSURANCE 88 PERRY DIVISION AFFILIATED HOSPITAL PRODUCTS 1875 Harsh Avenue, S.E. Massillon, Ohio 44646 Phone 833-281 I Q In Massillon A ) MEMBER F DIC V 1 H. J. ROTHWELL FITTING CO., INC. Canal Fulton Pipes, Valves, Fittings 854 2201 Compliments of BUILDERS, INC. 477-6911 189 cWhereveryou are, we are! HARTER @BANK TRUST COMPANY Compliments of ZIMBER INN Visit us for a great chicken dinner in a neighborly surrounding 4100 Portage N.W. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1976 MILLER SALES 2 Locations 2100 Wales Rd„ N.W. 1000 — 30th St. N.W. Massillon, Ohio Canton, Ohio For the Ladies, It's BOEBINGER AGENCY INC. REALTORS MASSILLON 837-8377 921 Lincolnway, East MASSILLON, OHIO 4464 CANTOf1 216-455-0345 canal j-ulton 216-854-2231 CUYAHOGA I-ALLS. 216-929-0503' Tom Straiagiin's n mm I 77 Lincoln Way E- 833 3957 190 SANESE' COMPLETE VENDING SERVICE 8040 Whipple Ave., N.W. North Canton, Ohio 44720 Our Food Vending Program has been serving industry for over 25 years. Hostess Service 494-5900 Our modern facilities are always open for your inspection. FINEFROCK’S Of MASSILLON OHIO Best Wishes, Class of '76 FINEFROCK'S Seventy-four consecutive years of quality furniture and service to Stark County 641 Lincoln Way West Massillon, Ohio 44646 Phone 833 8537 American Motors FARINA MOTORS, INC. 1070 1st Street, N.E., Massillon Congratulations, Jacksonites, on your future accomplishments We're a little hard to find but easy to deal with. 1070 1st Street, N.E., Massillon, Ohio 44646 (216)833-9861 191 Jackson's Own BELDEN VILLAGE TWIN CINEMA ENJOY ADULT AND FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT IN LUXURIOUS SURROUNDINGS AT POPULAR PRICES 4400 Belden Village Street, N.W. Canton, Ohio 44718 t Phone No. 492-1400 AMERICALIST Division of Haines and Co., Inc. Phone (216) 494 91 11 Mailing Lists Computer Letters Computer Addressing 8050 Freedom Ave., N.W. North Canton, Ohio 44720 ZIEGLER'S BOLT NUT HOUSE Fastener Specialists 5251 SOUTHWAY STREET. S.W. CANTON, OHIO 44706 PHONE: 216 477-3491 A. PAUL ZIEGLER Office Manager Class of 1977 192 Authorized Dealer Wendell Plotner 7920 Hardin N.W. Massillon 44646 854 4975 ZINK'S DAIRY AND RESTAURANT Beer and Wine Carriout 3525 Wales Rd. N.W. Massillon, Ohio 833 6591 Best Wishes From TED’S A WDRIVE IN Amherst Park Shopping Center Massillon, Ohio W J CHEVROLET CO. Sales and Service North Canton WHITEY'S SUNOCO 3917 Wales Rd. Tires, Batteries and Acc. Minor Repairs J • r Plymouth TOURNOUX-McDOWELL AUTO SALES SERVICE INC. 520 N. Main — N. Canton, Ohio 44720 Where Service Starts With the Deal B. L. (Bud) Tournoux — T. C. (Tom) McDowell Compliments of COLONIAL LANES 5445 Whipple Road N.W. North Canton 44720 Phone 499 2928 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. THE EXCHANGE BANK CO. Canal Fulton, O. 854 2289 Serving Stark, Summit, and Wayne Counties Compliments of PITKIN FORD Canal Fulton 833-4197 854 2207 Dale Studer Quality Service With Personal Barry Pitkin Attention Akron 882 4809 Fishing • Picnics CRYSTAL LAKE PARK 4848 Crystal Lake Avenue Canal Fulton, Ohio Compliments of Your Local Ford and Saab Dealer GEORGE DiFEO FORD, INC. 5600 Whipple Ave., N.W. North Canton, Ohio 194 DOMER COMMUNICATIONS, INC. GENERAL |j| ELECTRIC Authorized Sales and Service MOBILE RADIO DAVID J. (DAVE) DOMER President 7080 Whipple Avenue, N.W., North Canton, Ohio 44720 Phone: Akron 762-5925 Canton 453 0475 the xcel mold and machine co. 7661 Freedom Street • North Canton, Ohio • Phone 499 8450 plastic molds • die cast dies Personalized Service COTTERMAN AGENCY, INC. REALTOR 2627 Tuscarawas St., West Canton, Ohio 44708 453 1271 Our Best Wishes for Success Always! Kempthorn Motors 1449 Cleveland Avenue N.W. Canton,Ohio Every Diamond We Sell Carries With It Our Most Cherished Possession Our Reputation,l O STERLING SILVER ' rn Towle • Gorham • International v r ' year Heirloom • Reed Barton • Wallace experience The Oldest Active Jewelry Store Owner Diamond Expert In Massillon. QUALITY DIAMONDS BRIDAL REGISTERY PLATED SILVERWARE Rccd Barton • International • Rogers 1847 Community • Rogers 1881 By Oneida Ltd STAINLESS STEEL Towle • International • Gorham • Community • Reed Barton • Wallace • Oneidacraft PEWTER WARE International • Rccd 8i Barton WE INVITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS CRYSTAL - By TIFFIN WTIG Music — Massillon 990 AM 833-5858 137 LINCOLN WAY E FINE WATCHES Omega • Wyler • Bulova • Accutron • Etereno • Hamilton • Tissot WATCH REPAIRING JEWELERY REPAIRING 4 RESTYLING COMMEMORATIVE TRAYS CUSTOMIZED BY THE MASSILON PLAQUE CO. Wedding and Birthday Calces Our Specialty Complete Line of Pastries Johnnie's Danish Crullers 109 Wertz N.W. Canton, Ohio 455 6464 Hours 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sun. 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. 196 If It Happens in Jackson Township, You Can Read About It In the JACKSON JOURNAL Fire News Sport News T 0 W N S H 1 Reviews p N E W Church News O Features Phone 499 9595 Area Code 216 Plastic Injection Molds SUPREME MOLD DIE, INC. 4325 Strausser Street, N.W. North Canton, Ohio 44720 Compliments of PORTAGE ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, INC. 7700 Freedom Avenue N.W. North Canton, Ohio Jackson journal Serving Jackson Township Phone 494 7986 197 L rtf K Trnri uuu ulu IpfflB ...And get only the VERY BEST ! • ChampVolumeNewCarSavings. • Unbeatable Trade-In Allowances. • A Selection That Is The Most. • Champ Service. Second To None. TRY US.ONE ROUND ISALLWE ASK! ITHE BIG-HE ARTE D-SAViNGS-CHAMP) Y‘ ■i 4 4 , . . 8000 Hills and Dales Rd. Massillon Ohio Bus 833-4126 ROLANDO’S — Enjoy Lunch or Dinner Open From I I A.M. to 2:30 A.M. Cocktails Mgr. Rolando DiMickele Jr. 4075 Portage Rd. North Canton (77 Center) Phone 499-9515 HOME OF THE BETTER BUY FOR YOUR NEXT CHRYSLER OR PLYMOUTH We Trade Your Way Fair Prices — Good Service WARD CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH INC. 232 Lincoln Way West, Massillon 833-2881 198 MONTY'S AMOCO — GAS — OIL Hardware Seeds Glass Paint Tools Massillon 5809 Wales Ave. N.W. 832 6817 SUPERIOR SPRING INC. Trucks, Trailers, Busses, Exchange Shoes New Drums Complete Brake, Parts and Air Compresser Service. 477 7291 Compliments of Bus. Phone 499-4544 BAIR TRACTOR SALES LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT Cloyse Cheyney Jr. 6956 Portage Rd. N. Canton 44720 Authorized Dealer Wheelhorse — Allis Chambers — Toro — Ariens DISTRIBUTORS I N O. Phone 833-2661 3316 LINCOLN WAY EAST MASSILLON, OHIO ON � T£ 30 «ETWEEN CANTON 6 MASSILLON Helpful Building Service 455-5171 601 McGregor Canton, Ohio Just East of McKinley's Mon. (Rt. 687) THE NEW LAKE CABLE HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER 5570 Fulton Road Phone 494-0653 Open Daily 8-9; Sat. 8-5 199 The most trusted name in travel... Massillon 1972 Wales Road IM.E., Massillon FLOWERS BY PAT 3351 Lincoln Way East Perry Heights Phone 833-3313 4305 PORTAGE ST. N.W AT FREEDOM NORTH CANTON, OHIO 4TT-5 ! � 3 200 Compliments of SNYDER CABINET SHOP Quality Wood Products 7600 Freedom Ave., N.W. N. Canton 499-5127 SHISLER'S CHEESE BARREL SHISLER'S CHEESE HOUSE 4400 Belden Village Ave. Canton, Ohio 44718 216—492 9373 Rt. 30 and Kidron Road Orrville, Ohio 44667 216—682 2105 201 n % ■ � .• � -� • V V-,. ■ f • , V 1 :r 'O 6330 PROMWAY • NORTH CANTON. OHIO cfiortli Cantori Racquet Qub ' 5 ¥ 494-5494 TENNIS FOR EVERYONE lowest Hourly Rotes Regulation 40 Ceiling Height Four Indoor Courts Dual Colored Surface Nursery • Finest Indirect lighting by Abolite • Spacious Dressing Shower Facilities • Elevoted lounge Viewing Areo Available for Tennis Parties • lessons Available PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Massillon Styling Hair Pieces LEE MOORE HILLSDALE BARBERS 2843 Whipple N.W. For Appointment Onton. Ohio 44708 Phone: 477-9298 HUMMEL'S IGA FOODLINER 315 N. Main St. N. Canton TED HUMMEL THE JEWELRY BOX 6739 Whipple Ave. N.W. North Canton Phone: 494 9699 202 LEO'S LAKE CABLE CARRI-OUT Beer and Wine 5638 Fulton Dr., N.W. Open 9:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. LAKE CABLE NURSERY, INC. 5110 Fulton Road Canton, Ohio 44718 499 4786 MATHIE SUPPLY, INC. 4215 Portage St. North Canton, Ohio INDEPENDANT Is Your Door to the Future v to the Past. An Educated it Is Going on in the World. We Serve Jackson Township Best MASON APPLIANCE CENTER 32 Erie St. N. Massillon, Ohio 44646 OPTICAL CO. 1401 Portage St. North Canton, Ohio 499 4099 GLASSES 24 HOUR SERVICES ON MOST PRESCRIPTIONS THE NEWEST IN FRAME STYIINO CONTACT LENSES AT EXCITINGLY LOW PRICES FREE TRIAL TO INSURE YOUR WEARING ABILITY Mill and Ben Bush Complete Mechanical Service Compliments of A FRIEND HIGHEST QUALITY MATERIALS 4 WORKMANSHIP INSTANT REPAIRS OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS MELLETT MALL j BELDEN 477-8531 ; TOWER MALL j 453-0141 HESRj } ! bankAmericaro j JACKSON SOHIO Corner of Portage and Wales McARDLES I.S.A. FOODLINER Phone 499 2747 5570 Fulton Drive, N.W. Lake Cable THE FRIENDLY STORE Compliments of HAL'S SPORT SHOP 37 Erie St., N. Massillon, Ohio 833 5740 BELL HOWELL AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT 1118 Lincoln Way E. Massillon 44646 832 7467 204 WYLES HEATING AIR CONDITIONING, INC. 6895 Frank Ave. N.W. North Canton, Ohio 44720 Bus. 499 2644 Res. 499 6819 917 Lincoln Way W. Massillon 833-2000 5406 Fulton Dr. N.W. Cable Shores Shopping Center Canton 494 7722 Massillon's Finest Food Market, Home Owned and Operated Amherst Park Shopping Center Maytlower Shopping Center Adult and Children's Art Classes • Paintings • Antiques Hand-Crafted Items • Frames • Art Supplies MARGARET STILES ART STUDIO Canal Fulton, Ohio 44614 133 Canal Street, S.E. Phone 216—854-3200 205 Compliments and Best Wishes BAKER INTERIORS, INC. Cl KVMi'Ks Ol MM II KVIMIlViA ? 400 S. Main, North Canton, Ohio 44720 216—499-5401 Delvin R. Baker COLANGELO THE TAILOR NEEDLE POINT PERFECTION 44 Charles Ave., S.E. Massillon, Ohio Portrait Photographers 3145 W. Tusc. 452 5789 Canton, Ohio BAKER'S AUTOMOTIVE SUNOCO 4401 Portage St. N.W. North Canton, Ohio 44720 FULTON FAMILY HARDWARE 237 N. Canal Street Canal Fulton, Ohio 854 2420 Better Homes tor Better Living 494 5570 Compliments of AMHERST PARK MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION GOLD COAST GIFT AND WEDDING SHOP 225 North Main North Canton (Next to Hummel's IGA) 206 THE PEOPLES-MERCHANTS TRUST CO. 207 PRITCHARD BROTHERS MEAT MARKET State Route 236 Massillon, Ohio 832 0777 For the Finest in: Interior and Exterior Paint — Wallpaper — Painting Tools Grumbacher Art Supplies Free Delivery MASSILLON- HARRISON PAINT Phone 833-6446 Amherst Shopping Center Massillon, Ohio Phone:832 9060 RAY'S WELDING RADIATOR COMPANY Electric and Gas Welding We Weld Anything But a Broken Heart 503-505 Erie St. North Massillon, Ohio RON'S LAKE CABLE CLARK 5440 Fulton Rd. Canton, Ohio SUPERIOR SPRING INC. Trucks, Trailers, Busses, Exchange Shoes New Drums Complete Brake, Parts and Air Compresser Service. 477 7291 RICE PHARMACY Gift Items Flowers for All Occasions 618 Fulton Drive N.W. 5386 Fulton Drive N.W. Locally Owned for 49 Years Raymond Rice — Wendell Rice — Harold Bretting ------ SEIFERT'S FLOWER MILL 7360 Wales Rd. N.W. (Rt. 241) North Canton, Ohio Tom Seifert We Deliver Designer Phone 499-4959 208 KONOVSKY BUILDERS 2922 Whipple Road N.W. Canton, Ohio 44708 Call 478 2551 Congratulations to the Class of '76 JAMES A. MALLOY Local Agent See Me for All Your Family Insurance Needs Phone: 499-5946 ED SCHORY SON Builders Supplies 1423 Harrisburg Rd. N.E. Canton, Ohio 456-8369 623 N. Main Street North Canton, Ohio A.J. DIANA SONS INC. 1916 Erie Street N.W. Massillon, Ohio Call 837 5904 For All Your Cycling Needs See LAKE CABLE SCHWINN SHOP 5561 Fulton Drive, N.W. Canton, Ohio 44718 SCHWINN ...the bicycle people!1 KEN SPURGEON 2707 PULTON DRIVE. N.W. CANTON. OHIO 4470« PHONE: 496-249® STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES MOHLER'S Compliments of CANAL CASTINGS, INC. Canal Fulton, Ohio • Lumber • Mill Work • Residential • Commercial • Industrial 4214 Portage Rd., N.W. A. J. Bud Crowe North Canton JF emlinaer OLDSMOBILE V CADILLAC 7966 Hills Dales Road. Massillon 833-8585 210 Known by the company wefve kept since 1908 Climaco is probably a new name to you. But Climaco is a Division of an old, familiar name to you — The Climalene Company. We manufacture household cleaning products, such as Climalene, Bowlene, Softo, Be Mine and Bub. We've manufactured in Canton since our inception in 1908, and take pride in our Canton heritage. We're equally proud to count among our friends over three generations of homemakers. CORPORATION a Climalene Company CANTON, OHIO THE 5410 FULTON DR. CANTON, OHIO Coble Shore Shopping Center Complete Menu For All Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Nite-Owl Businessman's Lunches, Family Dinners BREAKFAST MENU ALL DAYLONG M m A MRM Division 607 First Street. S.W Massillon. Ohio 44646 211 3'Ut jUjvl nara. $ =• £ .-CK nuA CoUJ � UL isk tH Jst. unrr '-t Lc OoU avi uxu_ a. ejocxi Ajuu ms - s ■ Sfi zR u ° h t-f ' t woW VAjLoUjl ; Oo onju ufy-tsu. buvt t riuuAL bfo my. jsrna nixu hou tmQ conu,- Cma. t± ho M ujndjj tjarndua OlU Ofj mu b«xj PajUqUstyu) . CUxhaunn Cjl JxjsmA uxUm, kJW) hOu L t-Txxu XlasrnjL fiAjob- ti rYiA - atrrruXjurru Ox actum,. conajLo btA. h(njj '•ixuxc utax UX. LuUbd. t� hOuOL UjCUOi OChjJO Qynd uahisn L xx'd cyxottett) an era. bcu3 uxJbL rn tJcucju. 'm ocajt-ta QkwtS '-farusui ujhjl Qpuxj dvnCri ulOA. 3” antu Lfcot ur inhruJ QMU n tn noxO ■ VQA Ou O . qmjlkju.3 AaffQjLbLu- ul 07YUL fUUQfJjU -faux, natixad. Puyrru rniyutj odt ttUL haiyiLCarriuxn dosnCJZ - Doa � t ® touch Hte ofcr Yout KflNOs ofp ujhoj: ou hicc CCLf U h b xO u t tam JunpJJUuQp 2n oJdSj JL. 213 Larry Popa, Jim Wesie, Craig Fenstermaker, and Kirk Spillman anxiously await the tapping of the Winter Sports Homecoming Queen and her Court. Mr. Montgomery and Mr. Herncane proudly display their prize Christmas tree. 214 Tom Hungeimann, Bill Malloy, and Mike Seifert find Mr. Steel’s Physics experiment rather amusing. The Sophomores surprise the school by decorating their hall superbly. Our trophy case boasts the many trophies and awards of this year’s athletes. 21! Mr. Roland, Athletic Director, is caught practicing his juggling act. An empty hall offers the perfect atmosphere for taking a test. □ □□C Another year has come and gone at Jackson, but during the year the annual staff has tried to capture some of the memories. It has taken many hours to prepare this book, but they were some of the best hours we have ever had. Our birthday parties, pretend birthday parties, and no-special-cause parties were a pleasant break from the monotony of croppers, copy, and lay-outs. We became a team striving for a common goal. We would like to thank Mr. Steve, the entire faculty and administration, Troup and Pluto Studios, and Mike Nolan, our representative from Taylor Publishing Company, for helping with the preparation of the 1976 SCOOP. Our most sincere thanks go to Mrs. Corinne Fulton, our advisor, for the time she has given and devotion she has shown during the past year. We hope we have done our job well and that this book holds as many pleasant memories for you as it does for us. The Scoop Staff C e WWo £Fp BlRCtC Uf?AJ Zest, 216