Kentucky School for the Blind - Visions Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1982 volume:

The Kentucky School for the Blind 1982 - 1983 Yearbook 1867 Frankfort Avenue Louisville, Kentucky 40206 KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Raymond H. Barber, Superintendent of Public Lnsserucus On Dr. Taylor Hollin, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent of Public Instruction Fred Schultz, Deputy Superintendent Billie R. Downing, Bureau Head, Bureau of Education for Exceptional Children KENTUCKY SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND ADVISORY BOARD Bill Roby Bessie Cobb James Clifford Adam Ruschival Edward P. Berla', Ph. D. Will D. Evans, Superintendent PHILOSOPHY OF THE KENTUCKY SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND We, the staff of The Kentucky School for the Blind, base weschool program and services on the philosophy expressed in sefollowing beliefs: i Woe. ESV EVE ee ee UNO LaeV Gay person has dignity, is of worth, and iS Gia ge to respect as an unique being. . . that every person should be given the opportunity to realize his her potential and that the school has the responsibility of providing experiences that will encourage him her to do so. ae that those basic skills and knowledges needed to _ function productively in our society are essential to each student and that 1t is the school's function to introduce and nurture those Sie and knowledges. ; that every student should be equipped with a knowledge of the adaptive skills needed to compensate for his her visual handi- cap. : that the effects of blindness must be recognized by all staff members and reflected in the total programming. that each student needs to understand and practice the pri- vileges and responsibilities of citizenship living in a democratic society. that awareness and appreciation of the fine arts, leisure skills, and other activities which enrich life are necessary to the student's optimal development. 36 . that the staff must assist in the development of self-esteem ; Eby instilling in students who are blind or visually handicapped an 3% attitude of independence and confidence. . that awareness and appreciation of individual differences beneficial toward becoming a contributing member of society. 7 36 356 that this school has primary responsibility for the educa- tion of the students enrolled here, but a share of that responsi- bility lies with the family, the community, and other’ social in- stitutions. that the philosophy of education must be constantly re- ( eincalieeiat to meet the changing needs of children as they face a wivery complex society. SSE in ING. J al seer) C ee Mary Opal Keith, Margaret S. Traub, Dorocnyetieantrord.a «Pe “HOWwsSerT. ee | New dormitory building recently dedicated Howser Hall. se oetaneron esi tierstinoneramenmiencietneS pees SUBERBEKBORBENE SEMBEMBEMDONBENDY DD ad Barri’ ton e This yearbook is dedicated to the following people for their many years of fine service to The Kentucky School for the Blind: Shed Coed ened eoted SRS SRSSRS SRS TRS Pee OWS OR Years of Service 1946-1974 Before becoming superintendent of The Kentucky School for the Blind in 1956, Mr. Howser worked as teacher and principal. He was a pioneer in the development of orientation and mobility for blinded veterans during World War II and brought these valuable skills to the students at the school. He recognized the importance of resi- dential programming and its’ relationship to the total educational process. In addition to fulfilling his duties at The Kentuams School for the Blind, he always found time to serve his church and various civic and professional organizations. The new dormitory building 1s dedicated in honor of Mra boPs Howser: M. BLYE ALLAN Years of Service 1907-1951 Miss Allan is remembered for her imaginative teaching in addi- tion to her special work in dramatics and assistance to students who attended classes in local public’ schools. As a field worker, she was often the first contact prospective students and their families had with The Kentucky School for the Blind. Her enthusiasm and love for The Kentucky School for the Blind created the confidence which families needed to be comfortable in sending their children to a school away from home. Two dormitory living units in Howser Hall are dedicated in honor of Miss B. Blye Allan. SUSAN BUCKINGHAM MERWIN Years of Service 1895-1923 As teacher and superintendent, Miss Merwin's efforts were un- BrCinge In addition to her interest in academic pursuits, she sought opportunities to enrich the cultural growth of the students. In 1916, she was instrumental in changing the name of the school to The Kentucky School for the Blind. She introduced Standard English Braille and phased out New York Point which had been used for many years. Two dormitory living units in Howser Hall are dedicated in honor of Miss Susan Buckingham Merwin. Years of Services 1916-1948 Miss Rarick taught little folks in kindergarten and first Bae She eased the way for love and trust in their new environ- : SUS TE E RAREGK ment and provided a solid foundation for their future educational DUTSUTICS: Two dormitory living units in Howser Hall are dedicated in honor of Miss Susie E. Rarick. CRSERSSHS ERS SHS EY 4 SERS SRS ERSERS CS Reades teed esther estes esdtoes esd PTs Mes ested esteesestees MARGARET S. TRAUB Years of Service 1930-1963 S Mrs. Traub's enjoyment of life influenced her work with stu- dents and their families. Her classroom was warm and inviting and was filled with hand-made materials which enhanced the success of her students. She was known and respected nationally for her work with blind children. Two dormitory living units in Howser Hall are dedicated in honor of Mrs. Margaret S. Traub. MARY OPAL KEITH Years of Service 1962-1977 Mrs. Keith's work as school nurse and field worker brought her into close contact with the students and their families. Her friendly and sincere manner’ instilled confidence andetnusts, ihe established good relationships with others in the health profes- sions to the benefit of The Kentucky School for the Blind students. The Health Center in Howser Hall is dedicated in honor of Mrs. Mary Opal Keith. SRBLGRIKE ORB ERBEKE DOROTHY HARTFORD Years of Service 1941-1946 1948-1972 As dietitian, Miss Hartford made a_ special effort to know the students and their families. She was aware of the individual traits and interests of each child, and her cheerful comments made her a special person to know. Miss Hartford was concerned with proper nutrition and could plan everything from a picnic to a banquet with perfect taste. The Food Service Building is named in honor of Miss Dorothy Hartford. LYDIA A. SCOGGAN Years of Service 1905-1952 Missmbydiaweserved as teacher and principal for forty-seven years. The emphasis which she placed on academic excellence and the importance of Braille earned the respect of her colleagues and had a lasting effect on the lives of students with whom she worked. Her dignity and kindness were examples to everyone. The Classroom Building is named in honor of Miss Lydia A. Scoggan. Oss SE AD Sams Re Years of Service 1914-1960 As music instructor, Mr. Eads was able to discover and develop talents in the students with whom he worked. His endearing and gentle qualities inspired love and respect by stud ents and co-work- ers. The band room in the Richie Building is named in honor of ei: UES mbads. 5. PEARL ROE COCHRAN e Years of Service 1931-1958 : Miss Pearl's work in the Housekeeping Department and as wait- ress placed her in contact with many students throughout the day. Those whose lives she touched remember her especially for her gentleness, kindness and cheerful disposition. The choral room in The Richie Building is named in honor of Miss Pearl Roe Cochran. e i ewsewpewpensenaes 5 petite betes tte ob th tt 238 8) Business Office WILL D. EVANS Superintendent ee G ; Gr . me yg NORMA NICHOLS KERRY CARR Business Manager Fiscal Clerk Senior a VICKIE CLAXON KAREN GATEWOOD NORMA PAPE Accountant Senior Secretary Principal Clerk Principal 6 Classroom Office RICHMOND H. MARCY Prancipal SUE ENOCH ‘ SHIRLEY A. MILLS Elementary School Middle and High Supervisor School Supervisor =I KAREN GENTRY aes EUADYS HALL Secretary Principal Secretary Principal Yearbook Advisor FLO MORAN Secretary Principal Cub Scout Leader 7 Student Services ETTY WOMMACK LYN GORDH Coordinator of Social Worker ae Ree Student Services Student Council Our Co-sponsor MARY ROBINSON MARIE RUF NELL BOHANNON Secretary Principal Social Worker Registered Nurse ? . 2 - | F | wl 4 RITA BROWN EDDIE EMMICK MARY TYUS Registered Nurse Licensed Practical Licenced Practical Health Center Supervisor Nurse Nurse SAE WH livitios Claude Neace and Tina Johnson are voted Homecoming King and Queen. x. £ - Kenny Vormbrock pats an oe pee ‘ AF AN aetna 2 i: a 5 mnie.) sa 5 St Junior High students Pplay parachute games = pon field day. Rhonda Roeper and LuAnn Stearman toss mB water balloons during ™a field day activity. Instructional Staff : j “eg ay WLS | PAT BALDWIN DENISE BeMILLER WANDA BIGGS Primary Resource Teacher Teacher Aide Orientation Age group swim coach Mobility Teacher Red cross co-sponsor Yearbook Adviso : P a ae ‘ IMOGENE BRADLEY SUSAN BRIDGES CARRIE BUCOLO Vocal Music, Piano Teacher Aide Orientation Braille Teacher Cheerleading Mobility Teacher Senior Class Sponsor Sponsor BARBARA BURRUS DOROTHY CLAXON CLAUDETTE COAKLEY Teacher Aide Teacher Aide Deaf Blind Multi- handicapped Teacher JEAN DEGENER Home Economics Teacher DOLORES GOODE Teacher Aide Ni oe KEN HOWARD Social Studies Teacher, Student Council Co-Sponsor Instructional esti i LL Ri bAS RES HER Library Assistant au PAM GUTMANN 4th Grade Teacher Girl Scout Leader DIXIE HOWSER Substitute Teacher 11 i Pee ewe or CARODREREY. Librarian MADELON HAYNES ENGusS pm bead les Greek Mythology Teacher DAVID HUME Band Teacher Instructional CATHY JOHNSON Teacher II Luack scoacn LOUELLA McDOWELL 2nd Grade Teacher CARLA McMILLIN 5th Grade Teacher ||| A | H | ELIZABETH MAGURA Teacher II Cheerleading Sponsor RICHARD McDOWELL Pre-vocational Teacher Computer Operator é “ j f DARLENE MIDDLETON Kindergarten Teacher 12 Staff LARRY MANN Physical Education Teacher Wrestling Coach JUDE McGRUDER Junior High Resource Teacher as ’ | me jes MARTY MILLS Industrial’ Arts. Sign Engraving Teacher Instructional Staff i att a ie DOROTHY NOLEN Music Teacher 4 4 RUFENA RANDLES Music, Reading, Optacon Teacher CAROLYN RICHARDSON Home Economics, Health Teacher MILTON OWEN Science, Math, Social -otudies Teacher JEAN RANDLES lst Grade Teacher Nee TERRY ROWE Algebra, Geometry, Biology, Photography Teacher 13 Ab me YEN JERRY PESTEL Ceramics, Reading, Horticulture, Math Teacher JANE REICHLER String Instruments Teacher DIANNE RYAN Speech-Hearing- Language Pathologist Instruct a ea a ROL TAN Sateen iss — ee DEANNA SCOGGINS JAMES SCOGGINS Teacher II Piano Tuning, Abacus Teacher 4 Os 4? | mee — ay ‘ee amo NY oe MARY JANE SIMS BILL SMITH Speech-Hearing- Physical Education Language Pathologist Teacher, Swim and JGeseGlasS Ses UONSOU Track Coach 2% of Sy ie ba SUSAN SMITH NANCY STIVERS Music Teacher English, Journalism, Spelling Teacher, Ky. Colonel Sponsor a's MARY BETH SIEGLE Multihandicapped Teacher tf i 3a a | LINDA SMITH Physical Education Teacher, Swim and Track Coach BRENDA STOVALL Teacher Aide Instructional Staft ee ee ai MARY STREIBLE JANET SWERBINSKY JUDY VETOVITZ Teacher Aide Language Arts, Resource Teacher Reading, Optacon, Vocabulary Teacher MARY HELEN WELSH TERRI WESTON BONITA WILSON Elementary Resource iV DUN OU Ce As Bee oenneer Teacher, Girl Scout Practice Teacher Leader 10th Grade Sponsor Dormitory Staff GCLOYDSOAKS au Re RECKYOIRTCKS Dean of Students Dormitory Program Supervisor ie @ « i; i : i : | 4 Bin FRANCES ALEXANDER BECKY BASHAM PATTY BEGLEY Cottage Parent CottageParent Cottage Parent a Fal ‘ Hit i es, MARJORIE BERRY BERTHA CARTER PHYLLIS CATCHING Cottage Parent Cottage Aide Cottage Aide Dormitory Staff MATT DAVIDSON EU CE Ee DAVES MARY DUNCAN Cottage Parent Cottage Parent Cottage Aide “SS Ae CHERYL GIBSON DEAN JACKSON UG ERK ES TRY Cottage Aide Cottage Parent Cottage Parent Hh hid eo MARY LANNAN SHEILA NORTON ELIZABETH OAKS Cottage Parent Cottage Parent Cottage Parent We Dormitory Staff JUDY OAKS TOM OAKS JUANITA RECTOR Secretary Cottage Aide Cottage Parent ‘ +, tee es “FAP TENAGR DEY. PAT SANDERS SUSAN SILVERTHORN Cottage Parent Cottage Aide Cottage Aide MARY SMITH LINDA TERRY LARRY TYUS Cottage Aide Cottage Parent Cottage Aide 18 Dormitory Staff lis. See MAEOLA WELLS PAT WHEATLEY KATHERINE WILLIAMS Cottage Aide Cottage Parent Cottage Parent Recreation RALPH CHOWNING MARI HUNTER Recreation Director Robyn Early Recreation Intern Recreation Director Food Service JANICE JONES Food Service Supervisor LEON BROWN CLARA FORREST CORA HILL DENISE IRVIN 20 Food Service MARION SMITH ERENECRGE LAURA POSEY HILDA WEBSTER PAULINE WOOLRIDGE NewebE SMITH 21 Housekeeping BERNADINE BAKER Housekeeping Supervisor PATSY BLYTHE BILLS BOND F CHARLIE GOODE DOROTHY BOYD 22 Housekeeping RiGee BE BARBARA JENKINS TOM HENRIKSEN deeioneh sas : eS Se tee: ep oe ee 3 ‘— ERMA UPSHAW GAIL TWIFORD DON STIVERS Maintenance CLIFF KIDD Maintenance Supervisor iz DAN BEGLEY JAMES BUCK JEWELL GIVENS Maintenance Worker Maintenance Worker Maintenance Worker DAVID LOVELL ANDY vie se ie D YATES pag ge Becta Clg Maintenance Worker 24 Seniors eet ee ee Ai, pr. pi KEVIN COBB MARY HOLLON BARBARA MARTIN Christian County Scot COUNLY Jefferson County KAREN STACY MAYNE JOHN PURNELL HENRY WALTON Jefferson County Hardin County Crittenden County JEFF WHEATLEY ANDRE WHITE SANDRA WILLIAMS Jefferson County Jefferson County Christian County TAKEHARU YAMADA Jefferson County Not Pictured: JUDY KELLER SHURUEY SbEVE Crittenden County PATTY KRAMER Breathitt County DENISE SMITH Barren County MIKE BREEDEN MARIA DAVIS Kenton County Jefferson County mee EEE i ioecetace esto abet a bepecooee + RUSSELL MULLINS DARLENE RUNYON Knott County Breckinridge County TRACY SON Jefferson County 28 Sophomores ROBERT BEVINS ROBYN CHILDRESS MISSY EVANS Pike County Jefferson County Montgomery County TERESE FRY WANDA GAMBLE JERRY HIBBARD Lyon County Jefferson County : ‘ fee) 3 7 te A 5 w � . 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KENNY ISAACS DAVID MORRIS CLAUDE NEACE Bell County Jefferson County Perry County 30 Sophomores TROY NOVAK CARL PEARSON PAM RADER Kenton County Jefferson County Laurel County TT, + Pk, tae % : SHARON WILLIAMS Jefferson County —— a PAIGE DAVIS TERRY HUBBARD TINA JOHNSON Henry County Knox County Letcher County DEBORAH KUCZWARA RICKY MOORE CHUCK RUNYON Jefferson County Knott County Breckinridge County DEBBTE STABILE DAVID STASSEN MARK TAYLOR Jefferson County Jefferson County Hopkins County ERIC WILKINSON Bullitt County Middle School JEROME CAMPBELL EMILY PAYNE RICKY PORTER Fayette County Jefferson County Jefferson County zz : ‘ : t F é JOHN SCROGHAM TONY SMITHER JENNIFER THORNSBERRY Jefferson County Henry County Knott County MICHELLE BROADDUS OTETSMEMORENGCE MARY ANN LINK Jefferson County Bourbon County Henderson County ANITA MATTINGLY TIM PAYTON VURAH RUNYON Nelson County Jefferson County Breckinridge County IKE SHANNON Jefferson County = Not Pictured: JOE SMITH Grade 6 ny DEBORAH DAVIS LARRY MARCUM TINA Jefferson County z. MI T-CHEES Jefferson County Jefferson County 4 ig i. ls. dl E JERRY PERSUN TINA SHELTON NORMAN STIVERS Jefferson County McCracken County Woodford County ROGER WHEATLEY Jefferson County Elementary Resource MARK BEAN SUSAR MELCHERL LuANN STEARMAN Muhlenberg County Franklin County Bullitt County Not Pictured: JIMMY GIBSON PD Atleleyens Ue KEITH BLAIR ROBBIE BLAIR TINA CARR Hart County Hardin County Jefferson County LAURA DAVIS BOBBY HOLT AME' KERR Jefferson County Henry County McCracken County LYNNE MAYS NANCY WILLIAMS Boyd County Caldwell County 38 wa = ae ee LaTONDRA CHANDLER MICHAEL McCARTY LISA MOORE Jefferson County Marion County Daviess County BL eYeMY ERS CARL PERSUN RHONDA ROEPER Boyle County Jefferson County Warren County TIMMY WATKINS Floyd County Jefferson County GLENDA RITCHIE PHILLIP TAYEGER Green County poem reer st Eeaarestnet is County , | + ; j Letcher County Pulask MALINDA MULLINS EDDIE STEPHENS dge County nri Bull istate to un. CY Jefferson County Breck MARGARET MATTINGLY BILLY JO RUNYON j CARLA WARD Es AMY JO BACK Letcher County COuNe. HILL Kenton County CHRIS SIMMONS Jefferson County MICHAEL COCHRAN Perry County PAUL HUBBARD Floyd County JO ANNA VanMETER Bourbon County 41 EARL HART Jefferson County iy ge ¥ Bit @ pe eee ae ‘Bs sith i REGINA MORRIS Anderson County Grade 1 SHANNON CALDWELL MITZIE HANEY Leslie County Jefferson County Jefferson County BERNARD POLLARD KENNY VORMBROCK Franklin County Bula eteeGounty Primary Resource DAVID SHOEMAKER Fleming County Not Pictured: ANGELA HOWE | SESE Se RS Sa eee creamer L i: bi ti HOWARD STINSON Jefferson County RICKY WELLS Johnson County Kindergarten atc EAU CIR aeRO am Needle ymin aan ees LAURA CORNWELL SCOT CU Tit enCouniy McCracken County Union County ANDY JONES BERNARD MASON STEVEN MEREDITH Jefferson County Boyle County Jefferson County CRYSTAL WILLIAMS Jefferson County Special Class CURTIS JOHNSON PED Uc CAS 1 LE MELISSA HALL Jefferson County Greenup County Bell County h RYAN RIGGS Kenton County LEON PATTON RICKY JONES Boyle County Bourbon County JULIE ROBINSON VICKIE WARD Nae meer nion County Boyd County RAY BISHOP JACKIE BRASHER KEVIN WEBB 45 : Y a et me 7 é Dg LD Terry Hubbard Ist row: Shirley Bell, Patty Kramer 2nd row: Karen Mayne, Mary Hollon, Denise Smith 3rd row: Anita Mattingly, Tina Johnson, Wanda Gamble, Maria Davis. A Denise Smith Outstanding Cheerleader toe , Ist row: Wanda Gamble, Vurah Runyon, Debbie Kuczwara, Tina Johnson Pouerow. � Goach Bill-smith, Terry Hubbard, David Stassen, Claude Neace, Jeff Wheatley, Robert Bevins, Jerry Persun, Coach Linda Smith semnteanumestnnestte sy ii mw)“ .. , =. i Wks : Age Group Swimmers Ist row: Glenda Ritchie, Margaret Mattingly, Nancy Williams, Billy Jo Runyon, Coach Pat Baldwin. 2nd row: Earl Hart, Eddie Stephens, Malinda Mullins, John Hill. Hy i ic ’ mori 2? aoe a poi a lst row: John Scrogham, Mike Breeden, Mary Hollon, Vurah Runyon, Debbie Kuczwara, Coach Linda Smith. 2nd row: Coach Cathy Johnson, Chuck Runyon, Kenny Isaacs, Russell Mullins, Kevin Cobb, Maria Davis. 3rd row: Coach Bill Smith, Takeharu Yamada, Mark Taylor, Ottis Florence, Wanda Gamble, Claude Neace, Tina Johnson, Ricky Moore. Not pictured: Terry Hubbard, Jerome Campbell. x oR ars res ting Russell Mullins Placed 6th in the state. lst row: Jerome Campbell, Mike Breeden, Larry Marcum. 2nd row: Ricky Moore, John Scrogham, Jerry Hibbard, Chuck Runyon, Ricky Porter, Robert Bevins. 3rd row: Kenny Isaacs, Mark Taylor, David Morris, Claude Neace, Russell Mullins, Ottis Florence, Andre White, Coach Larry Mann. NeGe ASS Vice champ 1Ons: Mike Breeden, Ricky Moore Claude Neace. “By Junior Cheerleaders Ame' Kerr, Jennifer Thornsberry, Regina Morris, Laura Cornwell, Amy Jo Back, Margaret Mattingly, Lynne Mays, Lisa Moore, Rhonda Roeper, Malinda Mullins. untor VWs tling + “ees FOULS PLAYER-FOUL Junior Wrestlers Coach Roger Wheatley, John T. Hill, Eddie Stephens, Billy Jo Runyon, Michael McCarty, Carl Persun, Shannon Caldwell, Coach Ottis Florence. 50 Student CS ncilh ii on Student Council Members lst row: Terry Hubbard, Vurah Runyon, Sandra Williams, Shirley Bell, Barbara Martin. 2nd row: Robert Bevins, Andre White, Jeff Wheatley, Mark Taylor, Claude Neace, Maria Davis. Dery iC ee Forensic Team Ist row: David Stassen, Mary Hollon, Sharon Williams, Barbara Martin. 2nd row: Sandra Williams, Jeff Wheatley, Maria Davis, Mark Taylor, Deborah Kuczwara. Not Pictured: Denise Smith te, Nancy Williams Laura Davis Vurah Runyon K.E.A. Spelling Bee Courier Journal Courier Journal Winner Elementary School Middle School Spelling Bee Winner Spelling Bee Winner 51 ut t pil rn e8eresseens eT oy = 3 . ¥ a SS weathers G inl Sco | i Troop ‘ 1250 lst row: Jennifer Thornsberry. 2nd row: Michelle Broaddus, Deborah Davis, Tina Shelton. Girl Scout Cadette o AN J’. | Bed. eta oS Girl Scout Junior Troop 901 Ist row: Rhonda Roeper, Lisa Moore, Nancy Williams. 2nd row: Angela McDowell, Lynne Mays, LaTondra Chandler, Ame' Kerr. Brownie Troop 901 lst row: Margaret Mattingly, Amy Jo Back. 2nd row: Carla Ward, Malinda Mullins, Regina Morris. 52 BScouts Boy Scout Troop 10 ieanerow: — Ricky Porter, Norman Stivers, Keith Blair, Timmy Watkins, Eddie Stephens, Robbie Blair. 2nd row: Jerome Campbell, John Scrogham, Terry Hubbard Chuck Runyon, Assistant Scoutmaster Bill Wright. 3rd row: Ottis Florence, Kenny Isaacs, Scoutmaster Bill Metzger, Assistant Scoutmaster Dave Eberenz, Jeff Wheatley. Gil Se Cub Scout Pack 10 lst row: Shawn Childers, Bernard Mason, Bernard Pollard, Sonnet. sli, Ricky Wells, Chrisssimmons, Scot Cutler. 2nd row: Earl Hart, Phillip Taylor, Michael McCarty, Shannon Caldwell, Michael Cochran, Doug Campbell, Billy Myers, Paul Hubbard. 53 . ‘ } . % . ’ ADMINISTRATION pebdh dh eiWhsrs JRA 9 ROR re Ee eign kate clatl Se ae aad bang oe Superintendent Business Office IEAM SCHOLES ttn cae Masry act rode ter, P te pee ene. se) see Business Manager in LORIE i elias CARS ae Ants te nah Ps ee a i aaa a a ea Fiscal Clerk Senior UE OSE XO.) sig seea et te hs ised eee aren cy eects w+ vio ss ste Tsi vue Accountant Senior mM HC WO. O.C.ce on ncusie satiate ese Mel. co's c ens dois © 6.9 6 Secretary Principal STARVING gage AAO OG6 os pices bly tists ary ad one Clerk Principal SLU UENO CURVING ES BCG Vee W.G MMA. CKincsveus oct ere Coordinator of Student Services Special services I Ct i ee nt ere,) ss 0) ogee omens -cacl sb eineuete +.� SEP ISG AALU:S Ol etre esa c.0 eco sine. rab'e beaches og ehenckenelenet che. « Pe TINS O. ) ee Weer tere re 50 e lie fen-ss so + else ecelele + oS ig TRADI 6 Bik ter p AM hp Apne ee a a et ne oe Health Services oka, Social Worker be Care ees Oe Counselor Secretary Principal et PN Social Worker OEE aC VCP ML Uee Preeti ens iei ns ie ee ye vere oy shen hel suencKe os. s+ siekers) ¢3« Supervisor Nell Bohannon, R.N. -Bagalbie HOowle,. LPN. BC Gaee MMT CK Pee. +Raymond McMillon, D.M.D. eMlacvyeninbeys LORIN: M ois Veet U Some etree Nee +Norman Glazer, M.D Instructional Program Rem OME Mic in Cy wert etcee Ceee sash set cence, ciate fue eh, se lebet syi's 0 oe ie Principal pomemrey MilLiS 2... « Middle and High School Program Supervisor MME LOGO eh ies lec scarereselencte snstet ere ee Elementary Program Supervisor SMMC NARIES ST) Vie 0U bec. veer e cc take once fete bet al ec) oe et ene! bibrary Ass istant Dbl a | IP YR GS Iir es ous 8 Ghat Ba ks Been Bt or ere te Aer ee ete Librarian STIMU SLE( DV CRE Ne re cee cher sic ake le roles ot ose) sie csh oie sels ove Secretary Principal MMR CNM Aven ee cck so). se 5 cos ae encheseg do uss ss evensts 8 8 Secretary Principal MM Cid (lee Pees. etc sw, 5 se ie) epeen ou dhe. ok ep ej ono ke ts 8 Secretary Principal Teachers Pat Baldwin Richard McDowel] +Dianne Ryan Wanda Biggs Jude McGruder Jim Scoggins Imogene Bradley Carla McMillin Mary Beth Siegle Carrie Bucolo Darlene Middleton Mary Jane Sims Claudette Coakley Marty Mills Bi leiweon on Jean Degener Dorothy Nolen Linda Smith Pam Gutmann Milton Owen +Susan Smith Madelon Haynes Jerry Pestel Nancy Stivers Ken Howard Jean Randles Janet Swerbinsky +Dixie Howser Rufena Randles Judy Vetovitz David Hume +Jane Reichler Mary Helen Welsh Larry Mann Carolyn Richardson Terri Weston Louella McDowell Terry Rowe Bonita Wilson + Part time employees. Worked part of the 1982-83 school year. 55 Teacher II's Cathy Johnson Elizabeth Magura Rosalind Mitchel] Deanna Scoggins Denise BeMiller Susan Bridges Barbara Burrus Dorothy Claxon Residential Program Teacher Aides Dolores Goode Brenda Stovall] Mary Streible Ghoydr0ak soe ere rie. ice ree eens Dean of Students RiICKVRRECKS epee ore cece eee Ce nee. ser eemias Dormitory Program Supervisor VUCVi Od BS eshte areruesect cote roti pet ccs ntenees cameron. soc eerene enn Re de tre tae en meme Secretary COlvagemraGentus Lucille Davis Dean Jackson Lucille Kelly Mary Lannan Sheila Norton Elizabeth Oaks Frances Alexander Becky Basham Pat Begley Marjorie Berry Frank Bush Matt Davidson Cottage Aides +Mary Bushong Janice Jones Bertha Carter Ruth Morgan +Phyllis Catching Tom Oaks +Mary Duncan Edi theBreocinno +Cheryl Gibson +Pat Sanders Recreation Rael DAMEN OWN Gis o1.cccs. clone een eke eee Pewee, ce Maun Ceres ete ec telste aecetete as cle st. een Re emcee rae, Food Service JAN LCORUONCS eee, cc cree ee ee ee Chiquta Baker Dorothy Brown Leon Brown riGudanaeclornest Cora Hill Denise Irvin Laura Posey Irene Price Marion B. Smith Nettie Smith Housekeeping Bernadine Bakery. oie ee ee eee Sue Cummins Charlie Goode Tom Henriksen Barbara Jenkins Robert Bailey Patsy Blythe Bill Boyd Dorothy Boyd Maintenance OO iG We Ee Re ere ee hah obs Bees at Jewell Givens David Lovell Dan Begley James Buck 56 Juanita Rector Tina Riley Linda Terry Pat Wheatley Katherine Williams +Susan Silverthorn Mary Smith Larry Tyus +Maeola Wells Recreation Director Recreation Director he tone rctetere Supervisor Hilda Webster Relita Williams Pauline Woodridge Bs Meetsteparesene Supervisor Ricky Lee Don Stivers Gail Twiford Erma Upshaw APT cy eerne Supervisor Andy Palmer Richard Yates ET iS ; ei Pd J - ee’ 1 et i ne . of Yah cE, ft . Pra a oe A Division of Shaw-Barton ‘ AW he ae - — +s 3 fra . 545 WALNUT STREET fal Mae ket Li+; [Fa COSHOCTON, OHIO 43812 Ca ; be “” ot pre Litho in U.S. A. 4 i P . a7 ‘ aoe 1 —_— = oe ie — ————— — a. - pt”