Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

Aerial '76 Logan High School Logan, ()hio Vol. M Sot lion l : Bo ky Fkkol Covor Photo: ko in Cabin Oponing 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening 4 Athletics 18 Activities 48 Sophomores 82 Juniors 96 Tri-County 106 Seniors 114 Faculty 158 Community 178 Closing 206 Logan,1976 Photo liy Humphrey Opening 3 4 Opening Opening 5 6 Opening Opening 7 Upper right: Chuck Byers crowning Gina Grueser while escort Mark Schmitter stands by. Left: Semi-finalist of the Homecoming Court — Seated — Rhonda Weaver, Jann Ingram. Standing —Wanda Matthews, Kathy Hansley. Opposite page Homecom- ing Court Escorts — Scott Hubbard, )oel Barkhurst, Mark Schmitter, John Lanning. )oe Hahn, and Bob Nelson. 8 Opening Oct. 24,1975 Many students participated in the annual homecoming football game Oct. 24. The queen semi-finalists were driven onto the field by local owners of corvettes, a new addition to home- coming. As everyone eagerly awaited the name of the new homecoming queen. Chuck Byers, a co-captain for the Chiefs, announced the new queen to be Gina Grueser. Jeff Edwards, presi- dent of Hi-Y, presented her with a bouquet of roses. The Logan Chieftains added the final moment of excitement with a spectacular vic- tory by making the winning touchdown sec- onds before the game ended. Opening 9 Right: Senior Cheerleaders — Wayne Moore, |oel Barkhurst, Bill Seel, |oe Hahn. Bill Fuller, and Mark Dennis. Middle left: Seniors score a I oik hdown. Middle right: Julie Bell gelling ready lo tackle Daun Irvine. Bottom: Tammy Mount running for some yardage while Juniors pul on I he block. 12 Opening Nov. 14,1975 Three weeks before the game between the junior and senior girls, practices were held by coaches Mr. Stump, Mr. Murtha and Mr. Erb. The basics were learned and then put into play. As Nov. 14 drew near, the tenseness and excite- ment grew. The mercury dropped considerably the day of the game, but that didn't stop either team. The junior team started the scoring by making the first touchdown. The seniors made a quick comeback by returning the kickoff for six points. The game continued with the juniors taking the final victory by a score of 20 to 14. During halftime, the Powder Puff King candidates were wheeled in by their escorts. Steve Boudinot was crowned king, while the court consisted of )ohn Lanning, Mark Schmitter, Bob Nelson and )oel Barkhurst. Top: Nancy Cook reaching for |ulie Bell. Middle: lunior Cheer- leaders — |oe Spence. Don Thompson, Greg Mara, Brian Henestofel. and Mike Byers, left: junior push for a winning touchdown Opening 13 BASKETBALL QUEENS Feb. 10, 1976, the nexl-Io-the-last home basketball game was highlighted by the crowning of the 1975-76 Basketball Queen, Crystal Davis. The Varsity L Club sponsored the contest while the nominees were elected by clubs and then by the Senior High student laxly. Steve Adams, president of the club, crowned Crystal, while Lee Howdyshell, Varsity I secretary- treasurer, presented her with a Ixnjquet of roses. Members of Crystal's court were: lulie Bell and |oel Barkhurst, Dinah Fickel and Tim Mulholland, lane McDaniel and Mike Erb, Darlene Peppers and Scott Hubbard. The fighting Chieftains then honored their queen by outshooting Wellston 79-4.1. 14 Opening I Opening 15 lunior Team: Row 1 — Tammy Mount, Candy Hart, Lea Ann Wallace, Sherry Ogg, Paula Sharb, Lavonda Mohler, Tesa Kornmiller, Ken- dra Warthman, Daun Irvine, Tina Brooks, Fonda Moore, Roberta Bateman Row 2 — Eileen Connor, Angie Ucker, lisa Dillon, Lisa Fidler, Peggy lamison, Becky Weedy. Nancy Cook, Diane Klump, Barb Tripp, Diane Deible, Susie Dupler, Renee Barkhurst. Row } — Carol McFadden, Mary Jo Turner, Suzette Sparks, Kathy Bruce, Amy Maniskas, Renee Hillyer, Karen Crawford. Becky Stump, Tammy Nevsman, Morralee Holzapfel, Kendra Kornmiller, lanet Skinner Row 4 — Coaches Ty Watkins, George Stump, Greg Mara. Larry Wells, |oe Murtha, Twylia Abrahamson. Rosemary Roederer, Valerie Primmer, Cathy Walker, Gretchen North, Dee Nihiser. managers Pam Moore, Becky Fickel and Cindy Bateman. JUNIORS DO IT AGAIN 16 Opening Left 1975 Powder Puff King, Sieve Boudinot with escort Wanda Matthews. Below Coach Erb t ongratulales Coaches Murtha and Stump on their victory. Opposite page: A bunch of mumble jumble. Senior Team Row 7 — Linda Fain, Marcella Semenchuk. Susan Ruggles, Robin Griffin, lane McDaniel, Darlene Peppers, Gina Grueser, lann Ingram, Debbie Reynolds, Pam Shaw. Mel Colburn, Gina Parry Row 2 — Coach Steve Boudinot, Kathy Corby, Carol Wilkerson, Wanda Matthews, Kathy King, Shelly Stewart, Alicia Semenchuk, Debbie Sigler, lackie Conrad. Grelchen Inboden, Verna Barrell, Crystal Davis. Julie Bell, Marna Copenhaver, |ill Bolin, Lynn Chute and Coach Lee Howdyshell. Opening 17 m . V Wmv wxm t Imam .. ' r 3 18 Athletics Top: Jeff and Scott connect again. Lower left: Coach Riggers gets a brain storm. Lower right: Nelson hits 'em hard and hits 'em low. 20 Athletics LHS 26 lackson 41 LHS 35 Waverly 0 LHS 13 Athens 12 CHS 0 Meigs 21 LHS 27 Gallipolis 24 LHS 16 .Wellston 15 LHS 7 Ironton 27 VARSITY Team attitude, hard work in practice, willing- ness to be coached and never giving up are only four of the many strong characteristics that gave this year's Logan Chieftain Football Team a win- ning '75-76 season. Early predictions had it that the football team would not do so well during the season. Well, the team proved different, especially in their games against Wellston and Gallipolis. In both of these special league games, Logan came out on top within the last few seconds of the game. The game against Callipolis was won by a last second touchdown by John Specht, and the game against Wellston was won by a last second field goal by sophomore Jeff Smith Both games had every Logan fan on edge during the last couple of seconds. A great team, is what Coach Biggers said about the boys he coached this year. Coach feels that 100% effort and ability were given in each game and practice by each member of the football team, and that is why it was a great team. Top left: Specht plunges for winning touchdown! Middle left: TOUCHDOWN!!! Middle right: Smitty boots another! Led: Harold strives for five. Athletics 21 K nv 1 — Todd Davidson, Stove Adams, John Hahn. Bob Nelson. Mark Schmitter, Chuck Byers, John Specht. Scott Hubbard, Randy J — Cregg Mara. Randy Johnson, Mike Robinson. Joel Barkhurst, Bob Cassady, Steve Boudinot, Dave Helber, Coy Lehman Lee Howdyshell. Row 3 — Harold Peppers, left W. Smith. Chuck Brooks. Mike Byers. Butch Kellar. Ty Watkins. Brian Henestofel. Joe Spence. David Rodd Row 4 — Dave Emerson, Carl Price. Jim Beery, Mark Armstrong. Brad Tucker, |ohn Kemper. Rob lohnson, Mark Spencer, George Rempel. Row 5 — left L. Smith. Greg Ingram. Sam Taulbee, Mike Powers. Marty Hallett, Mark Cullison, Jerry Myers. Scott Gasser, Steve Helber Row6 — Pam Shaw, left Perry, Charlie Brodbeck, Mark Rolan. Alan McKinley, Tony Poling, Harold Schein Randy Green Row 7—Coaches Don Richardson. Les Wojociechowski, Bill Biggers, Bob Boynton, and Chuc k Kemper 22 Athletics RESERVE FOOTBALL The Reserve Football Team ended a fan- tastic season with a 5-0 record under the coaching of Chuck Kemper and assistant coaches Don Richardson and Les Wojcie- chowski. Coach Kemper said, “The season was dominated by tough defense and good ball control on offense. He also com- mented about the attitude of the players saying that their positive attitude and readiness for each game helped their win- ning of every game. “Desire, attitude, and pride dictated the kind of football our young men displayed, said Coach Kem- per. LHS 20 New Lexington 14 LHS 39 Nelsonville 0 LHS 35 Jackson 8 LHS 20 Athens 8 LHS 21 Gallipolis 21 Top We never quit!!! Middle left: lohn Kemper rounds the corner Middle right Mark Armstrong gets ready for two-a- days Bottom Hit'em again harder, harder! Athletics 23 VOLLEYBALL The girl's volleyball team's primary improvement over last year's team was their teamwork both offensively and defensively. They put it together and played as a team. Their serves were stronger, and basic skills were well executed. The best match of the season for the varsity team was their match against Chillicothe in the final round of the Sectional Tournament at Chillicothe. They won this match and qualified to go to the District Volleyball Tournament at Marietta. Here they became District Runners-up, an indication of a very successful and well- merited finish. Row I — T. Abrahamson, D. Irvine, I Bell, M. Holzapfel Row 2 — C. Hart, T. Brooks, C McFadden, W Mat- thews, M. Copenhaver Row J — G. Grueser, S. Sparks, K Kimball, L. Lighllool, L Davis. Row 4 — A. Sem- enchuk, K King, K. Harless, P Sigler, W. Whitrrafl. Top: 1-2-3 let's go!! Middle left: Coach lohnson watches intently. Middle right: I ina Brooks bumps for a serve. 24 Athletics FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS . When the football season opened, it was apparent that the time spent at Capital's summer cheerleading camp had been well spent. The girls were so good that they were asked to be our first wrestling cheer- leading squad. Top left: Shelby, a BRAVE'' chieftain Top right: Sock it to 'em, Logan, says Vicki Middle left: N. Cook, S. Inboden, V. Acker, M. Colburn, K. Crawford, K. Walker. S. Brown. Middle right: Let's face it, the Chieftains are great Bottom left: Mel gets on the good foot! Athletics 25 CROSS COUNTRY The Logan Harriers, under the coaching of Nick Englemen, com- pleted a successful campaign this year by grabbing 2nd place in the tough SEOAL competition. The Harriers' best times were Walker 10:03, Russell 10:13, Helber 10:44, Light 10:18, Lindsey 10:36, Fuller 10:46, McGrath 11:30 and Connor 11:48. Everyone on the team did his best and worked hard for the success of the team, said Engle- man. Row 1 —Dave McGrath, Dave Russell, Hank Lindsey, Kim Walker. Row2 — Greg light, Dick Fuller, Eileen Connor, Mike Helber Middle left: Ready, Set, Go . . . Middle right: Run, Baby, Run!! Left: Time tor a rest. LHS 43 Jackson 16 LHS 43 Chillicothe 17 LHS 54 Athens 32 ?.LHS 43 Circleville 18 Ylhs 34 Federal Hocking 21 Ths 56 lackson 50 26 Athletics Code h Stilwell GOLF Some people still think of golf as a game in which men walk leisurely over manicured grass while knocking a little ball in front of them. To coach Kelley Stilwell and the Logan Linksmen it is a sport demanding practice, fitness and skill. The team, with two girls playing this year, finished their season with a 14-3 record which put them seconcf in the SEOAL and third in the district. Athletics 27 RESERVE The Reserve Cheerleaders have had a fantastic year of cheering. The six-girl squad has cheered on both the football and basketball reserve teams. They have enjoyed every moment of cheering these two great teams to victory. Along with cheering, these girls helped the varsity squad put together many fine per- formances before and between games by building huge mounts and by using the mini-tramp. Top right: Reserves do their thing Top left: Theresa and )udy give the team a hand Middle left: Rena cheers the papooses on. Middle right: Cousins Julie and Susan watch patiently Bottom left: T Blos- ser, J. Refeld, ). Walsh, S. Walsh, R York Bottom right: Susan's overwhelmed by the excitement. 28 Athletics GIRL'S TENNIS The girl's tennis team started the season inexperi- enced but ended with great determination and eagerness for next year. There was one veteran, Deb- bie Reynolds, while the rest of the team were begin- ners in the sport. The girls were undaunted by their losses and were always eager to go and play again, said Coach Gail Waddell. Ron 1 — Cindy Adams, Susan Walsh, Debbie Reynolds. Row 2 — Debbie Sigler, Kim King, Kristen Anders, Theresa Blosser. Top: Jamey takes a swing. Middle left: Debbie puts her weight into it. Right: Coach takes a break. Bottom: Kristen sneaks up on the ball Athletics 29 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Coach Gail Hawks' Girls' Basketball team just missed a .500 season this year, winning 5 and losing 6 games. The reserve team had a winning season with 6 wins and 2 losses. Julie Bell led the team in both scoring and rebounding, while Daun Irvine was second in both categories. On Mar. 6,1976, Logan took on Lancaster in tourna- ment action at Athens High School. According to Hawks, Logan's ''tough defense held the Gales to only two points in the first quarter. Maintaining the aggressive defense, Logan's 20% from the field still provided the thrill-a-minute game victory. Top right: Julie Bell stretches (or the ball. Above: My ball. Middle right: React, Weedy, react!! Right: Peggy lamison with those fast hands 30 Athletics Kneeling — Barb Swaim, Suzette Sparks, Laura Davis, Becky Weedy, Peggy (ami- son, Sherry Ogg, Kim Walter, Beth Hart- man. Standing — Coach Gail Hawks, Morralee Holzapfel, lamie Mara, Pam Sigler, |anet Skinner, |ulie Bell, Marna Copenhaver, Wenda Phillips, Coach Gail Waddell. LHS 27 Meigs 41 LHS 31 Waverly 65 LHS 33 Lancaster 50 LHS 33 Athens 31 LHS 33 Gallia 41 LHS 52 lackson 27 LHS 48 Trimble 23 LHS 38 Athens 32 LHS 29 lackson 36 LHS 44 Berne Union 31 LHS 24 Meigs 42 Left: Daun Irvine lays one in. Right: lamie Mara, Where is everybody? Athletics 31 32 Athletics V I SPECIAL NIGHTS September 12,1975, will be a date that will always be remembered by Logan High School sports fans, for it was on this night that our football field officially became Bill Sauer Field. Naming the field for Bill only seemed the natural thing to do in view of his more than 50 years of loyal support for Chieftain ath- letics. Bill's love of sports and his intense dedication to his alma mater have been an inspiration to the youth of Logan for these many, many years. Because Bill has sacrificed to support Logan sports, the general feeling was that something should be done to perpet- uate the many years of devotion to Logan High School, given so unselfishly by Bill, a graduate of the Class of 1932 and a football letter winner for his loy- alty, having never missed a practice or a game for a period of four years. Bill missed four games in 36 years — when he was a patient in the hospital. This season, Bill was brought from the hospital to the games, and we won four of the five games he attended. His magic is still working, as evidenced in the last three football games at home. H. R. Smith Athletics 33 If there is one thing Logan doesn't lack, it's team spirit. LHS has determined athletes who strive to show their greatest potential through enthusiasm and willingness to step ahead. Logan's sports programs have increased in the number of participants, making the spirit of the team more intense. Boys aren't alone in their victory race. Girls are close behind with dedication and determination. Losing often follows winning for both girls and boys. The joy of winning wouldn't be so great if we didn't experience losing now and then. Even though it hurts, we push ourselves to do better, to work harder, and to spirit the team to a victory. 34 Athletics The 1976 basketball cheer- leaders have enjoyed a great season cheering for the team. They have enjoyed putting on a performance before the games for the audience. Most of the girls feel that, though they really like to cheer and to build the pyra- mids, it takes a lot of hard practice to put on the kind of show that they have put on this year. But when game time comes they believe that the practice is completely worth it. The cheerleaders have done a great job in pro- moting spirit in the 1976 sea- son and are to be com- mended for it. Top left: lanet. Lisa, Candy and Tammy leading a cheer. Top right: Seniors lane and Gina dance to the music. Middle left: lanet, our Chieftain. Middle right: J. McDaniel, C. Hart, T Mount, I Dillon, W. Matthews Top G. Grueser Bottom: Basketball cheerleaders getting it together. Athletics 35 Top: Row I — Brian Hawk, Tom Russell, Chut k Clark, Ian Myers, Scott Gasser Row 2 — Randy Green, Jeff Smith, lay Braglin, Tim Mulholland, Bill Seel, Rich Cummins. Row } — Asst. Mark Shaw. Todd Davidson, |ohn lanmng, Mike Me Broom, Head Coach Scott Fitzgerald. Left: Ironton Tigers look surprised as Mike Me Broom sneaks under for two. Middle: Brian Hawk breaks away for two. Right: John Lanning goes up for another grab. 36 Athletics VARSITY The Logan roundball team, under the coaching of Scott Fitzgerald, displayed an impressive 8 win-11 loss record in their 75-76competition. Coach Fitzgerald commented, This was my most enjoyable team in six years of coaching. The round- ballers also showed fine poise in tournament action by winning the first game against Athens but losing the second game to a strong, more experienced Lan- caster team. Receiving honors on All-SEOAL team were: Mike McBroom — 1st team and Bill Seel — Honorable Mention. McBroom also received honors as being the top free throw shooter in the SEOAL. LHS 40 Hilliard 58 LHS 67 lackson 65 LHS 40 Lancaster 66 LHS 54 Waverly 55 LHS 47 Gallipolis 61 LHS 73 Nel.-Vork 45 LHS 48 Athens 50 LHS 61 Meigs 5b LHS 40 Wellston 50 LHS 51 Ironlon 54 LHS 81 lackson 50 LHS 56 Waverly 57 LHS 42 Gallipolis 61 LHS 57 Nel.-York 51 LHS 81 Meigs 76 LHS 74 Wellston 40 LHS 51 Ironlon 60 LHS Athens 61 LHS 58 lane aster 61 Top: Scoll Gasser rounds the comer for home!! Left: |an Myers meets his problems face to face. Right: Fitz in a whirl. Bottom: Bill Seel lays it up nice and easy. Athletics 37 RESERVE The Logan papooses dribbled their way to a fine 75-76 season with a pleasing 10 win-8 loss record. Under the coaching of Chuck Kemper, the papooses demonstrated fine ball handling, strong defense, and a power offense. The Kempermen were commended on their overall team- work and hard practice. Coach Kemper commented, Total team attitude was good all year, and we had no selfish players. I would like to congratulate the team on a fine year. Top: Mark McDaniel and John Kemper, using full court pressure, run down their opponent. Left: Brad Tucker and Harold Peppers practice the marshall art . in Basketball? Right Duke Dalton connects on a hook shot. 38 Athletics iaS.FTAfJJ Uty K 10 Li 14 Row 1 — Brian Ingram, Mark Mc Daniel, Harold Peppers, lerry Myers, Brad long. Row 2 — |ohn Kemper, Mark Armstrong, Brad Tucker, fd Bush, |ohn Dollison. Row J — Coach Kemper, Marty Halted, lohn Albert, Dave Dalton, Bill Heft, (efl Smith. LHS 48 Hilliard 39 LHS S4 lacksort 34 LHS 31 Lancaster 47 LHS 32 Waverly 42 LHS S9 Gallipolis 43 LHS 37 Athens 44 LHS 34 Nel. York 48 LHS 31 Meigs 29 LHS 42 Wellston 38 LHS 32 Ironton 36 LHS SO lackson 39 LHS 39 Waverly 47 LHS 44 Gallipolis 38 LHS 31 Nel. York 42 IHS 47 Meigs JS LHS 61 Wellston 39 LHS IS Ironton 36 LHS SO Athens 42 Left: Mark Armstrong adds two under the basket Right: Harold Peppers pumps 'em in from the corner. Athletics 39 WRESTLING Wrestling is the fastest growing competitive sport in America, as seen at LHS this year. With Logan starting its third year of wrestling, new things were seen in the pro- gram: cheerleaders, support, and WINNING. Thisyear Logan had good support from their fans, helping the team catch fire and come alive. We found out what dedication combined with hard work can do, when we came out winners for the first time in Logan's wrestling history, said Coach Wojiciechowski. We were 6-2 in dual meets, placed in all of our tournaments, and placed 10 out of 11 wrestlers in our league meet. Logan's success is due partly to the leadership of its five out- standing senior wrestlers and to the effort that the young men of this program put into it. People now know that Logan has a wres- tling team, so look out next year! Row 7 — Bob Cassady, |an Hartman. Wayne Moore. Dave Russell, |ohn Miller, George Cassady. Row 2 — Chuck Wyckoff, Greg Ingram, |oe Spence, Dave Emerson, Charlie Brodbeck, Mark Cullison. Row i — Coach Bruno, Mike Byers, Duane Starkey, Chuck Byers, lim Siler, Coach Wojiciechowski. 40 Athletics LHS 63 Wellston 3 LHS 63 Wellston 9 LHS 16 Athens 41 LHS 31 Sheridan 36 LHS SO Trimble 20 LHS 37 Meigs 19 LHS 41 Trimble 21 LHS SI Nelsonville 15 Tournaments Bishop Hartley Tourn. ird Philo Tourn. Ird S.E.O.A.L. Tournament 4th Activities 41 Top left: Relaying'' a message Top right Mark Armstrong vaults to another record. Alx ve: Hand off. Opposite page Top: Steve Helber trots his wav home. Middle left: lay Braglia shows from on high hurdles. Middle right: Dave Dalton long lumps with style Bottom left: Mark Cullison tries his arm at the shot. Bottom right: On your mark, get set, CO’! 42 Athletics BOYS' TRACK An inexperienced '76 track team won four matches while losing nine. The team, with only 3 seniors, was very young and met up with some fine competition. Even though this year's record wasn't that spectacular. Coach Richardson has great expectations about next year. Mark Armstrong and Dave Emerson set new records in Pole Vault (12'5% ) and High lump (€� '1 ) respectively. Also qualifying for the district were the 880 yd. relay team, mile relay team, Dave Dalton — 180 yd. low hurdles, and Marty Hallett — 220 yd. dash. Athletics 43 TENNIS The' 1976 netters recorded a fine season with an overall 8 win-3 loss record. This earned them second in the league tournament. Their best overall match was against lackson where they won 7-2 in league play. The team consisted of 4 seniors and 5 sophomores. Coach Kemper commented that this was one of the best tennis teams Logan has had in a long time. Team picture: Debbie Mosure, Dick Fuller, Bruce Sigler, Mark Devol. Tim Fox, Howie Fickel. Joe Chambers. Coach Kemper 44 Activities GIRLS' TRACK Run! Run! Run! The Girls' Track Team ran to a fun-filled 11 win 3 loss 1 tie record, placing 4th overall in the sectionals. The girls showed fine advancement by breaking 7 records, placing 3 girls in the district — Julie Bell, 6th, 220 yd. dash; Eileen Conner, 2nd, mile run; and Kerrill Den- nis, 3rd, shot put AND 1st, DIS- CUS! Kerrill also placed 6th in the State! Row 1 — MorraLee Holzaphel, Peggy lamison, lulie Bell, larkie Chambers, Bndgette Brandon, Tina Brooks, Melody Collins. Row 2 — Barb Swaim, Lisa lightfool, lamie Mara, Kelly Cox, Brenda Courier, Sharon Hotter Row J — Mrs. Cirrilo, Kerrill Dennis, Cinny Mingue, Kim King, Wanda Phillips, Wanda Court- ney, Susan Light, and Mrs. lohnson. Athletics 45 46 Athletics BASEBALL Marietta f LHS S Athens 14 1HS S Gallipolis 7 LHS 10 Fairfield U. 7 ms S Jackson i LHS 0 Lane aster S IHS b Fairfield U. 9 IHS 1 Nelsonville 1 i LHS 1 Wellston 11 LHS 9 Ironton 11 LHS 9 Waverly i LHS 4 Meigs LHS 8 Gallipolis 5 LHS 1 Athens 2 IHS b Jackson 8 LHS 7 Nelsonville b LHS 17 Wellston b LHS IS Portsmouth 11 LHS 8 Ironton 21 LHS i Waverly 1 IHS S Top left: Coach Stilwell and Lee have a conference Top right |im Price lakes lime out from pitching. Middle left: Brian Hawk whirls one over to first. Middle right: |ohn Lanning pitching a win. Bottom: First Row — Ty Watkins, |im Price, Brad Tucker, Chuck Brooks, Brad long, Randy lohnson, Ed Bush, |ohn Lanning, Pat Summers. Row 2 — Dave Stilwell, Ian Myers, Bill Heft, Kevin Wright, Brian Hawk, Scott Hubbard, Harold Peppers, lee Howdyshell, Scott Gas- ser, Coach Kelly Stilwell. Athletics 47 4H Aci ivit irs ACTIVITIES Sei lion by: Cathy Parry Activities 49 .Sojlisf — Bti k 11 kfl. |j m- WrcnliiKKr. loll Hd i-ll. ( dth l’drt . Mdtihn M Inlosh Mam m — l.u kio ( nnrjil. Karon I ishor. lain M« I )aniel. Kcilh Wi'dlhcrdll, Ri-Kgic Brown. Kevin Gallic, Neil Mi Grailv. Mrs lones. ailvisor. Sharon I isher ■ AER AL The Aerial slaff works daily lo present an exciting and complete account of the many events that have taken place during the school year. They attended a yearbook workshop in October, sponsored a raffle for a car, and held bake sales and dances to earn money. Their advisor is Mrs. Carolyn lones. f 50 Activities CHIEFTAIN The Chieftain staff provides the IHS faculty and students with a newspaper that contains information of events taking place during the week. Mrs. Chris Killoran is their advisor. The memlx rs sponsored the pie banana eating contest, sold mums and Chieftain hats, and also published the Bill Biggers' Football Book. Ifll In fijj H Inna IKanin tisliei. Kiln Williams. C.uyla Itipp. I'ain Phaics. Dinah lnkcl. Sheri reharl. Shelby Inlxirlen. | ihn lanning. Sliw Geiger. I enms M Kinli'y, |nn Siler. Mike Knlnnson, Brian Druminnml. let I frlwanls, Sieve Sampson. Pam Shaw, Susan Ri hauls. Sharon I isher. Ac ti vities SI SPANISH CLUB The Spanish club had many members this year including several who had gone to Spain the previ- ous summer. This organization helps to bring stu- dents closer to all aspects of Spanish speaking countries. They had parties throughout the year and participated in the language fair. Miss Connie Quick is their advisor. Row 7 — Mark Dennis, Sharon Fisher, Bob Shannon, Karon Fisher, Craig Mowery, Miss Quick, advisor. Row 2 — Zila Culp, Rich Cummins, Amy Frazier. Rhonda Green, Rick Hanley. Row 3 — MorraLee Holzap- fel, Donna Newlon, Gretchen Inbo- den, Nancy Cook, Kendra Warth- man, Cathy Walter Row 4 — Sam McBride, Mark Mingus, Paul Weedy, left Edwards, Steve Geiger, Steve Walter, Brenda Rempel. Row 7 — Linda Amnah, Lisa Moore, )udy Refeld, Susan Walsh, Susan McClain. Row 2 — Dick Fuller, Howie Fickel, jerry Toops, Scott Poston, Ned McGrady. Row 3 — Lindsey Chenoweth, John Campbell, Betsy Evans, Paula Brown, Laurie Klinger. Row 4 — Belinda Byers, Debbie Mosure, Ginny Mingus, Mary Faulkner, Kim King. Row 5 — Rita Krannitz, Mary Ann Wycoff, Bri- gette Brandon, Marsha Ellinger, Jayne Wrentmore, Reggie Brown. 52 Activities FRENCH CLUB French club is designed to help students learn more about French customs and culture. Their advisor is Miss Nancy Jakubek. The members participated in the language fair and planned and prepared a dinner with French cuisine. Bottom to Top — Sandy Smith, Marty Cupp, Karen Kornmil- ler, Lisa Crueser, Angie Fetherolf, Marsha Mathias, Kristy Kimball, Susie Baker, Patti McLin, Carolyn Dollison, Susie Davis, Kristy Soil, Jeff Colburn, Janet Howard, Kim Brown, Julie Bell, Craig Dillon. Ken Krieg, Jim Beery, John Conner, Deena Azbell, Julie Walsh, Carol Vorhees, Kim May, Ramona Dougherty, Trma Ucker, Lance Orwig, Paul Shaw, Mark Leh- man, Cindy Tom, Jackie Lehman, Patti Lankford, Mike Min- gus, Mark Tucker, Sam Taulbee. Bottom to Top — Miss Jakubek, advisor, Kristi Jarvis, Cretchen North, Jan Podoske, Vicki Burchfield, Barb Swaim, Melissa Spencer, Cindy Bate- man. Renee Hillyer, Todd Davidson, David Rodd, Steve Dillon, Kevin Gable, Scott Orwig. Activities 53 Activities LHSCONC K’mii — U Iissi S|H iui r. Mar h khari. im Maniskas, |uli« KHI. I«iur«i Davis. lisa I Saml I • 'iit 11 Dm ken. Delitm I iir Knu J — Brenda Keinpel, I)inah I i k l. Wm.ii- Wantl,i hiti rad Mm id incnne. I isa Moore, I inda Kuhn, Canny Mingus Mi«sure Ian � «ii� ske I Kami Mund . Molodee Miller. I )dun Irvine. IN UUV lamison. k Ktinik Itlw.mls Brian Maniskas. I ei� hie Moore head. C url Austin, Kin ki Kuhn. Susan than Mason lulu ilkms. Stephanie Ka burn. Iori Miles, alerie Conley. Susan Bu I a I • lli it« I i.ili Bartow Kamh I ii| 1« r lar I aulkner. Sl«� e Sampson, lorry HowNiy Mille� ( hnsi alli f ( alh Walter im ikivis.SicviAVallcr. Kmt —Steve Hoilm, :ert band I ightlnnl. Carol orhees, PaKi S« hullheiss, Ion Moore. Kristi laryis. Brenda Daw ley. Cathy Parr . Pain Pharos. Su ie Dupler. Gary Huiimes. Sarah Howel shell, lontla . liari� Swann. Debbie Reynolds. Mary |o lurner. Rtnx f — Pain lainison. Dehlue aren kormniller. C'rvslal I a is. Pam Sigler. I mda Ainnah. Angie U ker. Sandy keller. Kuggles. Brad I ighltoot. |a kie Conrad, Mike Montgomery R n 4 — Deena A liell. ish. Grog lehman. |ohn Haag. Cindv lainison. Bin ky ls hudy. Gary liurgoon. Penny . Glenn Starkev. I )on Ciriggs, lenmier an I)vke. I mda lohnson. Carol Walker. Pam jn. Gary Chapman. Kand Wiltekind. Mike Irb. Dave Horsky. Brian Drummond SENIORS Column I: Randy Willekind, Susan Ruggles, Greg Lehman, lulie Bell, Sieve Sampson. Column 2: Penny LaFollelle, Sieve Geiger, Crystal Davis, Brian Drummond. Pam Phares. Column i: Sieve Waller. Dehhie Reynolds, Brenda Dawley, Dehhie Moorehead, Mary Eckharl. Column 4: lac kie Conrad, Susan Bush Dinah Fic kel, lulie Wilkins. Pam lamison. MAJORETTES Top right Linda Amnah. Middle left: Angie Ucker anti Brenda Dawley. Middle right: Calhy Walter and Carol Walker. Bottom left: Crystal Davis. Bottom right: Kristi larvis, Wancia Whitcraft, and Barb Swaim. 56 Activities MARIETTA BAND-O-RAMA The Marching Chieftains acted as the host band at the 14th Annual Band-O-Rama this year. Many hours of practice preceded this event. The band marched in a morning parade and presented a half hour concert before the marching competition on the field that evening. Their final event for the day was an exciting half-time show. Activities 57 ALL-OHIO STATE FAIR YOUTH BAND Si ven memlwrs of the LUS band were hosen lo parii ipale in the All-Ohio Stale fair Youth Band. Ihis was the SOth year for the All-Ohio Boys' Band and the very first year for the All-Ohio Girls' Band. I hey presented both separately and ombined bam Is, concerts and eolliseum shows, and pro- vided music while marching throughout the fair- grounds. «• � I mil.i M� nv, ,p m UmisLi� .il« ri« ( � � nl« ( .uln l iriv I ,ilh W.illi i lutthmt Itn.in I hiiinmonil |« � � l « � II l).i II. .i-k r tt Activities lop: Vic ki Acker, Shelby Inboden toll: Mol Colburn. Confer: lulio Frasuro, Karen Craw lord Riffht:Calhy Walker. lop Gina Gruosor Center Candy Marl, lano McDaniel lisa Dillon lamm Mount Holt tun Wanda Matt hows CHEERLEADERS Seniors: Susie Brown, Gina Gruosor, Mol Colburn, Wanda Matthews, lane McDaniel, Shelby lnlx don. -re a - i Activities V) CHESS CLUB Chess Club gives students an opportunity to test their intelligence and strategy with each other through this game. Instruction is provided for those learning the game. This year, with Mr. Leroy Truesdell as the advisor, the club challenged and played other schools. Sealed — Robert Kornmiller, Greg Light, Lindsey Chenoweth, lerry Toops, Howie Fickel, Scott Drummond Back Row — Tom Wells, loe Chambers, Dick Fuller, Ernie Allberry, |ayne Wrentmore, |ohn McDaniel, Bob Schrader, Patti Lankford, Kevin Gable. 60 Activities Sealed — Tesa Kornmiller, Cheryl Lindsay. Standing —Gregg Mara, Tom Wells, |ohn Lanning, Scott Drummond, Steve Staley. AUDIOVISUAL Members of the Audio-Visual Club help the teachers by delivering and returning films and pro- jectors to the media center. Activities 61 CHOIR ktuvlmx Mi M 1« r K'� u M.iilv C ii| | Marsti.i M.ilhi.is .m Bnwnti. |« 11 IWHI U hlnr Bun lilicld. Mike I rifiiuin. Slw m Howlliv IImm M.� v m ki Miiii iin ' I .iiii.i ll.ivtv I i.hh-1 «t hli Inn k.iim i.iwloni |«m-I II.iiMiiiisI i ..if IIiiIIiih-v «ii 11 W.ilkm M.ii I • I mint liintil.i K« ii� |m I. nilti o .mI Kim I MiinIm I llinun M.iiv I .itilknn I • -I 1 � m • I ill- I'lnl ook m M.inhk.h I .im- kml l I Kcn.i V In-II Ioii Blown, k.m n S hi.nli i A ti ilic‘s M VARSITY L Varsity-L is made up of senior high school athletes and its purpose is to assist any athletic program. Mr. Chuck Kemper is their advisor. The club sponsored the Big Time Wrestling program, sold programs dur- ing games, and renovated the varsity locker room. Bottom to Top — loe Chambers, Susan Walsh, Debbie Reynolds, Therese Blosser, Kristen Anders, Kathy Bruce, Debbie Sigler, Wanda Matthews, Twylia Abrahamson, Kathy King, lulie Bell, Mr. Kemper, advisor; Bob Nelson, Steve Adams, Scott Hubbard, Gregg Mara, John Specht, Bob Cassidy, Bill Seel, Harold Peppers, Mike Byers, Chuck Clark, Mike Robinson, Tim Pox, Tom Russell, Joel Barkhurst, )oe Spence. Jim Siler, Tim Mulholland, Mark Schmitter, Dave Helber, Steve Boudinot, Lee Howdyshell, Mark Dennis. Randy Green, Todd Davidson, Chuck Byers, )oe Hahn, Jim Price, Mike McBroom. 64 Activities Row 1 — Kathy King, Shelly Stewart, Gina Grueser, Kathy Hansley, Mel Colburn, Susie Brown, Cathy Harless, Candy Hart, Zita Culp, Wanda Matthews. Row 2— Morralee Holzapfel, Dar- lene Peppers, julie Bell, Becky Weedy, Marna Copenhaver, Eileen Conner, julie Rempel, Pam Moore. Renee Barkhurst, Karen Crawford, Nancy Cook. Renee Hillyer GAA CAA is an organization that provides opportunities for girls to participate in intramural sports. They have both basketball and volley- ball teams. Their advisor is Mrs. Carrie Cirrito. Row 1 — Debra Grim, Kristy Arehart, Kristen Anders. Lisa Grueser, julie Bell, Kristy Kimball, Susie Baker, Kelly Cox, Lisa Moore, Paula Brown Row 2 — Valeri Conley, Debra Mosure, Betsy Evans, Beth Wisecarver, Kim King, Marsha Ellinger, Jo-Ellen Ashcraft, Carolyn Gossel, Mary Faulkner, Ginny Mingus. Row 3— Kim Walter, Carol Brown, Valerie Wolfe, Beth Hartman, Belinda Byers, Patti Lankford, judy Refeld, Susan Walsh, Rena York, Lisa Lightfoot. Activities 65 Row 1 — Paula Brown, Stephanie Rayburn, Kim Kline, Rena York, Cina Grueser. Row 2— MorraLee Holzapfel, lulie Bell, Crystal Davis, lulie Rempel, Kristi larvis, Karon fisher. Row 3 — Candy Hart, Carol Donahue, Nancy Cook, Sharon Fisher. Row 4 — Pat Summers, Wanda Matthews, Carol Walker, lisa Crueser. Kim Williams, Steve Walter, left Edwards. Below— Tri-County Representatives: Don lies, Debbie Sigler, Wayne Stump. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council provides students with a means of communicating their ideas and views of LHS. This year they discussed several issues including reestab- lishing homerooms and a student lounge. Mr. Garnett Jones is their advisor. 1 n I via 0'. rik 66 Activities Row 1 — Gina Parry, Crystal Davis, Alicia Semenchuk, Kathy King, Shelly Stewart, Brenda Lehman, Donna Teal Green, Jackie Conrad, Pam lamison, Sheri Arehart. Row 2— Steve Sampson, Dave Helber, Janet Skinner, Elizabeth Miller, Jan Podoske, Sam McBride, Daun Irvine, MorraLee Hol apfel, Jeff Bazell, Nancy Cook, Vicki Acker, Kevin Wright. Row 3— Ned McGrady, Marty Hallett, Brad Tucker, Suzanne Hawk, Ginny Mingus, Debbie Mosure, Julie Walsh, Valeri Conley, Roger Lutz. NHS Row 1 — lane McDaniel, Paula Sharb, Guyla Tripp, Julie Bell, Gina Grueser, Penny LaFollette, Gretchen Inboden, Cathy Walter. Row 2— Mrs. Helber, advisor, Peggy Mar- tin. Paula Gobel, Shelby Inboden, Kim Williams, Sharon Fisher, Susan Richards. Cindy Bateman, lanet Refeld, Lisa Dillon, Linda lohnson, Dianne Mundy, Linda Kuhn, Brenda Rempel. Row 3— Kathy Hansley, Steve Boudinot, Jeff Myers, Jeff Edwards, Steve Wal- ter, Dan Schafer, Craig Mowery, Jeff Smith, Kevin Gable, Susan Bush. Mrs. Loretta Helber is the advi- sor for National Honor Society. Through their monthly meetings, they attempt to create an enthusi- asm for scholarship and a desire to render service to others. This year for a bicentennial project, NHS sponsored and co-ordinated the painting of fire hydrants in Logan. Activities 67 JAY-TEENS )ay-Teens provides services to the school and the community and tries to develop leadership. Their advisor is Mr. Craig Nixon. Members helped the Logan laycees on most community projects and gave school spirit awards during basketball games. Bottom to Top— Lynn Moore, Cristy Roop, Trina Sparks, Kim King, Kathy England, Sherry Bourne, Melody Simms, Cheryl Scott, Gem Hartman, Dee Chambers, Amy Smith, Harry Tripp, janis Brown, Shirley Brenning, Kim Smith, Christy Wolford, Pam Lehman, Diane Mason, Cheryl Lindsay, Robin Dicken, Debra Adair, Kristen Anders, Karen Schrader, Julie Reeg, Sandy Norman, Kathy Crawford, Robin Hudson, Dick Fuller, Janet Refeld, Susie Hawk, Brigette Brandon, Jerry Toops, Howie Fickel, Scott Poston, Mr. Nixon, advisor; Debra Byrd. 68 Activities Row 7 — Steve Adams. Jeff Smith. Mark Schmitter, Mike Robinson, Joel Barkhurst. Row 2— Mark Cullison, Wayne Moore. Pat Summers, Scott Gasser. Row J — Mike Byers, Lee Howdyshell, )oe Hahn, |oe Spent e. Row 4— )im Beery, Randy Johnson, Brad Tucker. Row 5 — Todd Davidson, Robin Johnson, Mark Dennis. Row 6— Randy Green, Gregg Mara Row 7— Tim Fox, Scott Hubbard. KEY CLUB Key Club's advisor is Mr. George Tipton. This organization provides services to the school, community, and church. The club members help the Kiwanis with various activities and help at the bloodmobile and Christmas Parade. Activities 69 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club had twelve members this year. They sponsored a dance in mid-March and planned a canoeing trip in the spring. Mr. Tom Kostohryz and Mr. Leroy Truesdell are the advi- sors. Kim I — Pally Lankford, Reggie Brown, I indsey Chenowclh. Kim 2 — |oe Cham l ers, layne Wrenlmore, Bru e Sigler. Kim J — Stephanie Rayburn, Brigetle Brandon, l« ena Smith. Row 4— Howie Fickel, Dick tuller, lerry loops Kim S — Mr. Kostohryz and Mr. Iruesdell, advisors. 70 Activities r toll to fifth!: Ernie Hutchison, Don Wells, Larry Hankison, Lindsey C he nowet h, Linda Lynch. ASSISTANTS Assistants are needed in the library, office, and in physical education classes. Students volunteer to help during their free mods. Row I — Phyllis Davis, Su ette Sparks. Row 2— Kerrill Dennis, Marcella Semenchuk, Julie Myers, Shelly Woltz, Teresa Luns- ford. Row I — Boll Cassady, Jim Siler, tee Howdyshell, Marna Copenhaver. Row 4— David Rodd, Boh Mc Grath, Dave Helber, Scott Huhhard Row 5— Joe Hahn, Bill Seel, Steve� Adams, Steve Boudinot. Sealed— Shc� lliy Inhoden, Candy Hart, ita Culp, Rhonda Weaver. Row 2— Kathy Hansley, Crystal Davis, Brenda Dawley, Julie Walsh, Pam Sigler, Iherese Blosser, Bcn ky Cottnll, Debbie Reynolds, Cathy Walker, Susie Brown, Pam Shaw. Row i—Cristy Blair, |ul� e Rem- pel, Mel Colburn, Cathy Harless, Renee Barkhursl, Pam Phares, lane Me Daniel, Linda fain. Activities 71 Kevin Gable, Sieve Waller, Brenda Rempel, lane! Refeld, Mr. Tipton, advisor. IN THE KNOW In The Know competition started at Logan a couple of years ago. Each team has represented LHS very well. The team studies weekly before the event with another high school and is tested and prepared by the team advisors. This year Upper Arlington was victorious over Logan. 72 Activities PEP CLUB Pep Club membership tickets are sold at the begin- ning of the football season. Buses provide transporta- tion for members to football and basketball games. Many interested students backed the Logan teams with much spirit and pep. Activities 73 FFA provides for the development of agricul- tural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Mr. Fred Walter is the advisor. Members partici- pated in parliamentary procedure contests, fruit sales, and various other recreational activities. Several members attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. They lis- tened to speakers such as V.P Rockefeller and lohnny Bench. FFA Row I — Mike Ceil, |ohn lohnson, Butch Kellar, Lee Canter, Shane lohnson, |on leffrey, Dan Fouch, Todd Coakley. Row 2 — Steve Weiv, Roger Davis, Clark Sheets, Louis Taulbee, Chris Walton, Gary Meyer, Coy Lehman, Randy West. Row i — Brian Henestofel, Pat Burgess, Woodrow Hicks, |ohn Albert, Tony Poling, Dane Brookman, Chuck Wyckoff, Larry Hankison, Jeff Hall, lay Daulienmire, Boh Vickroy, Wyotl Mohlcr, Mr. Waller, advisor. 74 Activities Sealed— Mrs. Cartwright, advisor, Marty Berry, Diane Shoults, Elizabeth Miller, Teena Smith. Row 1 — Sue Turner, Pam Knece. Kendra Warlhman, Marsha Ellinger. Row 2 — Suzie Dupler, leanne Wallace, Diane Deible, Mary Cox, Kim Kline. Madonna Smelt zer, Carolyn Gossel, Stephanie Raylturn, Susie Hawk, Marilyn Vickroy, Carol Sheets, lori lindsey, Mrs. Kemper, advisor. FHA FHA has two advisors, Mrs. Patsy Cartwright and Mrs. Alice Kemper. This organization helps to broaden the students' experiences in planning for and participating in activities related to homemaking. Members sold candles for muscular dystrophy and painted the child development lab. Activities 75 Row 1 — Steve Geiger. Carmen Glenn, Randy Wahl, Steve Sampson, Lester Funk Row 2— Rod Hedges, Jeff Edwards, Randy Rollins, Jim Donaldson, Rusty Vantes, Mr. Rarric, advisor. Hl-Y Hi-Y presented the Thanksgiving Assembly in a new and interesting way this year. Mr. and Mrs. lames Sluyter sang several songs, and a skit was given by the seventh grade class. Their advi- sor is Mr. )im Rarric. 76 Activities Y-TEENS Y-Teens' advisor this year is Ms. Anne Harlan. The club sponsors several dances throughout the year, including the annual Homecoming Dance. This organization donates part of their income to the American Cancer Society and other groups. The club also presents the Easter Assembly. i Row 1 — Morralee Holzapfel, Zita Culp, Mel Colburn, Kathy Hansley, Susie Brown, Tammy Newman, Renee Hillyer, Karen Crawford, Lisa Brooks. Vicki Mingus, Cathy Walker, Candy Hart, Susan Walsh, Therese Blosser, Kristen Anders, lulie Bell, )udy Refeld, Jamie Mara, Lisa Moore, Julie Walsh Row 2 — Carol McFadden, Pam Moore, Cathy Harless. Renee Barkhurst, Nancy Cook, Lisa Grueser, Kim King, Kim Kline, Stephanie Rayburn, Brigette Brandon, Kathy King, Wanda Matthews, Kathy Corby, Marcella Semenchuk. Kristy Kimball. Row J— Kendra Warthman, Jo-Ellen Ashcraft, Terri Lavely, Carolyn Gossel, Madonna Schmeltzer, Marna Copenhaver, Alicia Semen- chuk Activities 77 Row 1 — Susan Davis, Janet Howard, Susie Hawk, lulie Walsh, Kristen Anders, Julie Bell, Rena York, |udy Refeld, Karon Fisher. Row 2— Susan light, Jayne Wrentmore, Sharon Kuhn, Thea May, Elizabeth Miller, Cindy Bateman, Reta May, Zita Culp, left Bazell, Kim Walter, Ms. Holland, advisor. Row 3 — Carol Brown, Jerry Toops, Lindsey Chenoweth, Patti Lankford, Teena Smith, Patty McLin, Teresa Febes, Steve Sampson, Suzie Dupler, Dale Sigler, Ned McGrady. FTA FTA helps to expose students to new and different methods used in teaching. Miss Pauline Holland is the club's advisor. FTA members help teachers in both high schdol and elementary levels. 78 Activities DEC A Deca helps to develop civic consciousness and vocational understanding through civic projects and on the job training. The members attended a state convention in Columbus and competed in district and state competitions in marketing fields. Mr. Jim Rarric is their advisor. Row 1 — Lester Funk, Steve Davis, Carmen Glenn, Pam Helber, Cindy lohnson, Beky Cook, (ill Bolin, Verna Barrell, Leanna Sherwood. Row 2— Mark Devol, Randy Rollins, Rusty Yantes, |im Donaldson, Rod Hedges, Randy Wahl, Lynn Poston, Mark Carrier, Candy Wil- liams, Mr. Rarric, advisor. Activities 79 PEP BAND White Band Row 1 — Cary Burgoon, Cathy Parry. Dinah Fickel, Curt Austin, Becki Kuhn, Brad lightfoot, Jackie Conrad, Sanciy Kellar, Brian Maniskas, Alicia Amerine Row 2— John Haag, Karen Kornmiller, Diane Mason, Sanciy Leach, Robin Dicken, Mary Jo Turner, Lisa Lightfoot, Debbie Reynolds, Brenda Dawley, Jennifer Van Dyke, Pam Miller, Amy Davis, Jan Podoske. Row 3— Steve Sampson, Becky Tschudy. Susan Bush, Greg Lehman, Ginny Mingus. Brian Drummond, Gary Chapman, Steve Hoffman, Mike Erb, Randy Wittekind, Steve Geiger. Dave Horsky. Mary Faulkner Purple Band: Row 1 — Melodee Miller, Debbie Mosure, Brenda Rempel, Becki Kuhn, Jackie Conrad. Debbie Moorehead, Mike Mont gomery, Sandy Kellar, Peggy Jamison, Fonda Moore Row 2— Sarah Howdyshell, Dianne Mundy, Lori Moore, Melissa Spencer, Patsy Schultheiss, Laura Davis, Stephanie Rayburn, Lisa Moore, Linda Kuhn, Cathy Walter, Christy Walter, Amy Davis. Row 3— Jerry Bowlby, Valeri Conley. Pam Sigler, Cindy Jamison, Ginny Mingus, Brian Drummond, Gary Chapman, Steve Hoffman, Mike Erb, Randy Witte- kind, Steve Geiger, Dave Horsky, Mary Faulkner. 80 Activities DANCE BAND Standing — Brian Drummond, Curt Austin. Seated— Brenda Rempel Row 1 — Susan Bush, Daun Irvine, Mary |o Turner, Melodee Miller, Valeri Conley, Pam Sigler, Greg Lehman Row 2— Amy Davis, Steve Walter, Cathy Walter, Christy Walter, Linda Johnson Row 3 — Mike Erb, Randy Wittekind, Dave Horsky, Brad Lightfoot, Jackie Conrad, Mike Montgomery, Becki Kuhn, Susan Ruggles, Brian Man- iskas. Activities 81 82 Sophomores SOPHOMORES Section by: lean Slabaugh Jayne Wrentmore Cindy Adams Peggi Airson John Albert Robie Allberry Linda Amnah Kristen Anders Mike Anderson Judy Angle Kristy Arehart Mark Armstrong |o Ellen Ashcraft Carol Aurand Randy Aurand Pam Bachus Barbara Bailey Dalene Baker Susie Baker Tonya Baker Mark Barrell David Bauman Tammy Beck Jim Beery Diane Belt her Julie Bell Kathy Beller Roger Berwanger lorry Blac kstone Steve Blair Therese Blosser Julie Ann Boals Dane Bookman Debra Bowers Mike Bowman 84 Sophomores Brigette Brandon Mark Brandon Charlie Brodbeck Lisa Brooks Carol Brown Kim Brown Lori Brown Paula Brown Reggie Brown Tim Brown Debbie Burchfield Ed Bush Carol Butterick Belinda Byers John Campbell Lee Canter Chip Ca rot hers Crystal Carpenter Laura Carpenter Floyd Carter David Cary George Cassady janet Cauthon Jackie Chambers Joe Chambers Richard Chambers Duane Cheadle Lindsey Chenoweth Steve Chilcothe Rhonda Clay Todd Coakley Melody Collins Valeri Conley Sophomores 85 Barbara Coomer Brooks Copenhaver Cincly Cottrill Brenda Courier Russell Courtney Denver Cox Kelly Cox Anna Cozad Brel Carothers Mark Cullison Marti Cupp Dave Dallon Mike Danner Patty Danner Ed Daubenmire Jay Daubenmire Mike Daubenmire Ramona Daugherty Amy Davis Christy Davis Debby Davis I aura Davis Lue y Davis Susie Davis Roy Deible Debbie Delong John Deri field Steve Devore Chris Die ken Richard Die kson Kim Disbennelt Terry Dixe n Carol Donahue 86 Sophomores Terry Doughman Scotl Drummond Randy Edwards Denny Ellinger Marsha Ellinger Russ Elliott Tammy Ellis Dave E merson Mike Erb Betsy Evan Mary Faulkner Teresa Eebes Audrey Eetherolf Howie Fickel Debbie Fife Rose Finefrock Leanne Fisk Danny Eouch Penny Fox Mike Francis Don Frismger Dick Fuller Gary Gang john Gartner Scott Gasser Ken Gastm Mike Geil Lori Glaze Darlene Glick Diana Goss Carolyn Gossell Denver Gray Lisa Green Sophomores 87 Rich Grinstead Debbie Grim I isa Grueser John Haag Jeff Hall Marty Hallett Royce Hardesty Randy Harkless Beth Hartmen Suzio Hawk Ruth Ann Hayborn Doug Hedges Bill Heft Steve Helber Brian Hemsworth Christy Herron Mike Hickerson Mary Hicks Lori Hiles Sharon Hoffer Pamela Holdren Patty Holdren Janet Howard Michelle Howdyshell Terry Howdyshell Regina Huggins John Hutchinson Nancy Hutchinson Brian Ingram Greg Ingram Fred James Marty Johnson Robin Johnson 88 Sophomores Jackie justice Dianna Kanode John Kemper Stephanie Kibble Judy Kienzle Kristy Kimble Kim King Kim Kline Ray Kline Laura Klinger Joe Knight Karen Kornmiller Robert Kornmiller Rita Krannitz Sharon Kuhn Rose Kunkler Matt Lackey Patti Lankford Terry Lavely Alan Lehman Jackie Lehman Kelly Lehman Mark Lehman Susie Light Lisa Lightfoot Sandy Lowe Carolyn Lunsford Shirley Malone LuAnn Manter Jamie Mara Vicky Martin Greg Mason .Mark Mason Sophomores 89 Doug McCandish Susie McClain Bob McCormick John McDaniel Mark McDaniel Rodney McGomery Ned McCrady Marilyn McIntosh Alan McKinley Cindy McKinley Gary McLain Patty Mclin I isa McVey Rocky Michel Brian Miller David Miller Bill Mills Ginny Mingus Vickie Mingus Keith Moore Lisa Moore Tina Morris Debbie Mosure Anita Mount Clark Mundy Tony Mundy Brenda Myers Jerry Myers Marcia Myers Mike Myers Bryan Nihizer Mike Nixon Nita Noe 90 Sophomores Jack Patton Missy Perez Wenda Phillips Sherry Poling Theresa Poling Tony Poling Mike Pollard Robert Polliard Phyllis Pooler Scott Poston Mike Powers Carl Price Clyde Rafferty Roger Rardam Cary Rau Stephanie Rayburn Bob Reeves Judy Refeld Belinda Reinschell George Rempel Chuck Rinehart Carl Roederer Mark Rolan Jeff Roley Ray Rooker Trina Ross Lesa Russell Rocky Salsberry Dennis Scaggs Harold Sc hem Madonna Schmeltzer Lisa Schmitter leff Schorr Sophomores 91 Sherry Seum Gideon Shari) Linda Sharp Howie Sheets Christy Shrmer John Sickle Bruce Sigler Kenny Sigler Pam Sigler Keely Sinnott Jean Slabaugh Christy Smart Rick Smart Bill Smith Jelt Smith Lance Smith Mary Smith SancJy Smith Teena Smith Tony Snyder Ed Sorrow Joe Souders Rick Sowers Mark Spencer Dan Stevens David Stilwell Karen Strawn Pat Summers Sam Taulbee Danny Thomas Jed Thomas Theresa Thomas Jenny Thorton 92 Sophomores Jeff Thrush Rhonda Thrush Bill Tolbert Cindy Tom )im Toney jerry Toops Robin Travis Tom Tripp Brad Tucker Sue Turner Julie Walsh Susan Walsh Ricky Walston Debbie Walter Kim Walter Jack Waugh Julana Weis Tom Wells Kelly West Wanda Whitcraft Kellie Willison Danny Wine Chris Wolfe Diane Wolfe Valerie Wolfe Debbie Woolever Kelly Wray Jayne Wrentmore Mary Ann Wyckoff Danny Wykle Penny Yates Rena York Charles Wyckoff Sophomores 93 ipdnni F isk Wenda Phillips Sophomores 95 % Juniors o JUNIORS Sen lion by: Marilyn McIntosh % Juniors 97 Vi ki Acker Alicia Amerine Tim Anders Melody Arnetl Jean Ann Bainter Renee Barkhurst Pam Bartlett Cindy Bateman left Bazell Dianne Beck Marty Berry Mark Bess Ken Birdwell Christy Blair Bill Brooks Chuck Brooks Tina Brooks Kathy Bruce Becky Burcham Debbie Buttrick Mike Byers Debbie Byrd Cary Chapman Carrie Clark Cheryl Coakley Pam Collinsworth Eileen Connor Nancy Cook Philip Cook lanet Cordle Rick Cox Peggy Crane Karen Crawford 98 Juniors Zita Culp Rich Cummins Todd Davidson Roger Davis Diane Dei We Lisa Dillon Steve Dillon lohn Dollison loe Donahoe Craig Dunn Mike Dunn Suzie Dupler Rod Elkins Becky Fickel Lisa Fidler Mike Fisher lulie Frasure Carla Flowers Paula Flowers Amy Frazier Kevin Gable Shawn Gallagan junior Garret Evelyn Gordon Randy Green Rhonda Green Misty Gribble Penny Flarden Joyce Hardesty Candy Hart Cathy Harless Rick Hartley Brian Hawk Juniors 99 Brian Henestofel |o(t Hickerson Renee Hillyer MorraLee Holzapfel Ernest Hutchison David Horsky David InlxxJen Daun Irvine Peggy Jamison Kristi Jarvis Jon Jeffery Linda Johnson Butch Kellar Vic kie Kline Pam Knece left Kornmiller Tesa Kornmiller Beth Kuhn Linda Kuhn Teresa Lunsford Calvin Lehman Vancy Lehman Brad Long Robin Long Amy Maniskas Greg Mara Rita May Del)bie Maple Thra May Mike Me Bride Sam Me Bride Mike Me Broom Carol McFadden 100 luniors Kathy McKinley David Meadows Buzz Miller Melodee Miller Beth Mitchell Fonda Moore Pam Moore Cindy Montgomery Dennis Morgan Tammy Mount Diane Mundy Jan Myers Jeff Myers Brenda Nelson Tammy Newman Dee Nihiser Crete hen North Sherry Ogg Cathy Parry Harold Peppers Ian Podoske Valeri Primmer lanet Refeld Brenda Rempel Julie Rempel Terry Rinehart Dale Ringhiser Tom Russell Ray Saunders Bob Schrader Paula Sharb Sherry Shull Bill Sigler juniors TOT Carol Sirota Janet Skinner Jeff Smith Suzette Sparks Melissa Spencer Barb Swaim Don Thompson Mel vena Thompson Laura Thrush Barb Tripp Mary Jo Turner Angie Uckcr Bob Vickroy Mark Vaugn Ervin Waddell Ken Wahl Carol Walker Cathy Walker Lee Ann Wallace Cathy Walter Paul Walton Twana Walton Kendra Warthman Becky Weedy Steve Weis Ruth Wesselhoeft Doug Williamson Terry Wittekind Becky Wise carver Marge Wolfe Peggie Wright Kevin Wright Karen Zeisler 102 Juniors 104 Juniors Juniors 105 - Muno3.,jj_ Wl Preston Anderson Tony Barnett Roberta Bateman Christine Beck Dianne Beck Debbie Blanton Christy Bowlby Gary Bourne Pete Boyle Elaine Bnmner Rick Brown Jim Bryum Kathy Bungard Brett Chute I )an Coakley Darlene Courtney Paul Cramer Terri Crane Tra y Deibel Gala Detty Fred Dougherty 108 Tri-County John Dougherty Ed Downs Coc oa Dune an Edwin f cigar Glen Enderle Pal Elswick Andy Fleshman Karen Flume Wayne Gallant Jim Gray Chrisly Green Sherry Ha Hell Tim Hamilton Rocky Harless Bob Hartley Bryant Hartman Ian Hartman Larry Hartmann Randy Helber Kellie Hmerman Jeff Holdren Tri-County 109 Debbie Huston Debbie Hoyd Mike Hudson Rick Hunt Don lies Kendra Kornmiller Robin levering Roger Lutz Doug Lambert Phil lightfoot Dick Martin TrenaLanning Chris Lowe Chris McManaway Nancy Johnson Craig Kesterson Cindy Kitchen Diane Klump Cricket Knapp 110 Tri-County Debi Rider Joanne Railev Dolores Ringhiser Teresa Ringers Rosemary Roederer Chuc k Roop Tammy Roop Nancy Ross Chris Reck Jon Petrella Tri-County 111 Gary Miller Harvey Miller Lavonda Mohler Mike Mouser Debbie Mullins Frank Nelson Jim Norris Mike Odem Sandy Ogle Ken Poling Terry Poling Curtis Pooler Shayne Sadler Diora Shahan Mike Shayonne |im Smith Ru hard Stivison Cheryl Sc horr Libby Sharb Leo Sinift Herb Sparks Betty Stover Christy Smathers Kathy Stanley Becky Stump Dane Smith Mary Stevens Wayne Stump Gary Smith Kenny Steward Steve Swigger 112 Tri-County Tammy Teal Jim Townsend Mike Truax Dale Waddle Dave Walters Bill Watts Ray Webb Dean Weinkauf Sandy Williams Teresa Williams Lori Wilson Tim Wmdle Connie Wolfe Steve Wolfe Vicky Woodgeard Betty Woolever Cara Wilson Dennis Wilson Lonnie Wilson Tri-County 113 •'•■vV.-VW' . ’«i WEm tfo msfasM: ■ , 114 Seniors SENIORS Section by: Jackie Conrad Sharon Fisher Seniors 115 Top: Mel Colburn — President Middle left: Khonda Weaver — Vic president Middle right: Kathy Hansley — Secretary Bottom: lann Ingram — Treasurer 116 Seniors Gilbert Steven Adams Big Daddy — May 10 You arc what you eat so eat what you want to be . Football 10,11.12; Wrestling 10; Key Club 10.11, Treas 12; Varsity I 11, Pres 12; Prom Decorating Comm. 11. Patrick Gordon Airson Ernest Allberry Ernie — Nov. 29 — Blue We're like the leaves on a tree; brought together only to be scattered by the wind Such is life. Trac k 10; French Club 10.11; Chess Club 12. Paul Howard Anderson March 12 — Blue Sheri lean Arehart Madame A — Feb. 19 — Green yellow Trust me! It you've got it — flaunt it!! Who's Who 11; Chieftain 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; Prom Decorating Comm. 11; Band 10; Pep Club 10.11,12; FT A 10,11; Spanish Scholarship Team 10; CAA 10; NHS 12. David Aurand Darlene Bailey George )oel Barkhurst |oe Cool — Nov. 19— Tan Key Club 10,11. Sec. 12; Boys' State Delegate 11; Football 10,11. 12; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11,12; Varsity 111,12; Prom Decorating Comm. 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Homecoming and Basketball Queen Escort 12. Seniors 117 Barbara )o Beck Barb — Feb. 27 lulie Ann Bell |. B. — Aug. 22 — Blue A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. Basketball 10. ll.Capt. 12; Volleyball 11.12; Trac k 10,11,12; Powder Puff 11.12; GAA 10.11,12, Vice Pres 12; Band 10,11.12; Sec. 12; Pep Band 11; Who's Who 12; Buc keye Girls' State 11; Varsity L 12; NHS 11,12. Spanish Club 10.11, Pep Club 10.11,12; Student Council 10.12. Toni Blosser Tri-County 11,12. Anita Bohmer Tri-County 11,12. (ill Lynette Bolin Huffman lilli— Oct. 4 — Blue Never let yesterday use up today. Frenc h Club 10; GAA 10; Basketball 10; Pep Club 10,11; Volleyball 10,11; Sr. Y-Teens 10,11; Powder Puff 12; French Scholarship Team 11; DECA 12. Steven Parker Boudinot Steve — April 24 Don't put off today what you can put off tomorrow. Football 10,11.12; NHS 11,12; Varsity L 11,12; Key Club 12; Spanish Club 10; Powder Puff King 12; Claude Chrisman Award 11; Prom Decorating Comm Nancy Ann Bowen Ana — July 14 — Green But there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Melodious Institution 12; |Cl 10; Spanish Club 11,12; Choir 12; Pep Club 11,12. Sherri Lynn Bowlby Frenchy — Nov. 29— Lavender How long it's been since yesterday, what about tomorrow, and what about our dreams and all the memories we share. Choir 10,11; Ensemble 10,11,12; Mixed Ensemble 10,11; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 10,11,12. 118 Seniors Carolyn Diane Brimner |uly 22 Don't walk behind me. I may not lead; don't walk in front of me. I may not follow, just walk beside me and lx my friend. Tri-County 11, 12. Susan D. Brown Suz — Feb. 22 — Baby Blue Now you are ready for the most difficult and the most fun of all — to fly straight up and know the meaning of kindness and love. CAA 10,11,12; Y-Teens 12; Powder Puff 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Prom Decorating Comm. 11; Chieftain Mascot 12. |ohn Wesley Bryan I lohnny Dumm — |uly 5 — Burgundy What makes the difference? leftery Bush Susan Elizabeth Bush Shrub — Dec. S There's nothing behind me and nothin' that ties me to something that might have been yesterday Tomorrow isopen and right now it seems to lx� more than enough to be here today. Band 10.11,12; Pep Band 10.11.12; NHS 11.12; Pep Club 12; Dance Band 11.12; ICl 10; Geometry Scholarship Team 10 Charles Andrew Byers Chuck — Aug. 1 Never say I give up or I c an't do it. Football 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Wrestling 10,11,Co-Capt. 12 Robert Callender Reese Carpenter Tri-County 11,12. Seniors 119 Mark I). Carrier Mark — Sept. 20 — Green DECA12. David Carter Robert loseph Cassady Bob — May 14 — Blue Our love is never known until we give it awav. for you are my first, my last, my everything. Varsity L 11,12; Football 11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Pep Club 12. Michelle Rita Casto |ohn Steven Chambers Sept. 23 Pep Club 12. Vicky Lee Chambers Vic — Nov. 28 Everybody's gonna tell you it’s not worth it. Everybody's gotta show you their own thing. You may try to find your way around it. But the need for love will remain. Powder Puff 11; Spanish Club 11; DECA 12; Pep Club 10,11; CAA 10; Basketball 10. i Carolyn Cheeseman Clyde Chilcote W s v I 120 Seniors Lynn Annette Chute Nov. 29— Lavender Some men scje things as they arc� and sav why, I dream things that never will l e and say why not. GAA 10; Pep Club 10,11; Spanish Club 10; Powder Putt 11.12; Tri-County 11,12. Charles Douglas Clark |oel Brown Coakley )oe — July 1 — Blue Never tear when |oe is near. Band 10. Melody Lynn Colburn Mel — Dec. 14 — Light Blue It you love something set it tree. It it comes (jack, it's yours; it it doesn't, it never was. Always live, laugh and love. Class Pres. 12; Homecoming Court 12; Class Treas. 11; Girls' Stale Delegate 11; Prom Decorating Comm. 11; Powder Putt Co-Capt. 11.12; Student Courw il 10; Y-Teens 10,11, Pres. 12; Choir 10,11; GAA 10.11.12; Cheerleader 10.12; Chiettain Mascot 11; Pep Club 10,11,12. I Jacqueline Marie Conrad lock — Feb. 18 — Black white . And it by chance we tind each other, it's tx� autitul! GAA 10; Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 11.12; Band Vice Pres. 12; Prom Decorating and Retreshment Comm. 11; Powder Puff 11,12; Aerial 12; Pep Club 11,12; Girls Basket ball Stat. 11; NHS 12; Sole and Ensemble Contest 11,12. Rebecca P. Cook Beky — Dec. 2 — Bluegreen One thing have I desired of the lord, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house� of the Lord all the days of my life; to behold the beauty of the Lord. Aerial 11; DECA 12; Student Council 11,12; Powder Puff 12. Debra lane Cook r Cookie — |une 21 Gollygeewillickers Choir 10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Cheerleader 10; Powder Puff 11. Marna Kay Copenhaver Mern — March 13 Courage may c onstitute pride or pride for c ourage, but truth upholds love and life. GAA 10,11. Pres. 12; Powder Puff 11,12; Volleyball 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Y-Teens 12; Pep Club 11.12; Who's Who 11. Seniors 121 Kathy Sue Corby Corby — March 27 With beauty all around me. I walk I will be happy forever. Volleyball 10.11; CAA 10.11; V Teens 10. Vice Pres 11.12; French Club 10.11; Scholarship Team 10.11; Powder Puff 11.12; Prom Dec orating Comm 11; Aerial 11; Pep Club 10.11.12 Beth E. Correll Sunshine — May 3 — Mint Green Not I, but Christ, that liveth in me. Pep Club 10.11.12 Tony Lee Cosper Feb. 1 Becky Cot trill Light Blue Linda Cunningham Dale — March 7 Quit that sniffin'. Tri-County 11.12. Teresa Ann Daubenmire Curly — |an. 6 There is no greater desert or wilderness than to be without true friends Tri-County 11,12. Crystal Lynn Davis Crys — Dec. 3 — Sky Blue Student Counc il 10, 11. Sec 12; GAA 10; |Cl 10; Band 10,11.12; Maiorette 10.11, Head 12; Powder Puff 11,12; Prom Dec oration Comm. 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Homecommg Court 12; Band Representative 11,12; Girls' State Alternate 11; Solo and Ensemble 10. 11; Who's Who 12; Basketball Queen 12; NHS 12. |. Eric Davis Rick — March 2b Remember yesterday as you live for today. Ix� cause tomorrow is promised to no one . 122 Seniors Phyllis jean Davis Phyl — Oct. 31 —Blue Oh1 You've got to f e kidding! CAA 10.11,12; Track 10; Powder Puff 11; Pep Club 10,11.12. Brenda Sue Dawley July 8 — Blue It I were meant to lx‘ like everyone else. I would never have been given the gift of thought, because following the crowd lakes no thought at all. Band 10,11.12; Majorette 11. 12; ICl 10; Who's Who 11; Pep Band 12. A Pamela Deible Barbara Lynn DeNune Kerrill Denise Dennis Ace — March 16 Well I'm sorry. Irac k 10,11.12; Powder Puff 11. Mark |uan Dennis Duck — |uly 12 — Light Green Coif 10,11,12; tennis 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12, Sergeant at Arms 11,12; Varsity I 11,12, Bicentennial Scholarship 12; Biology Sc holarship team 11, Powder Puff Cheerleader 11.12; Key Club 12, Pep Club 10,11, 12; Prom Decoration Comm 11. Dannie Mark Devol Rick — )uly16 Get all you can gel out of life, especially in high school Tennis 11.12; DECA 12, Spanish Club 10 Rhonda lean Diehl |an. 1 Have your fun today, for tomorrow may never come. Tri-County 11, 12. Seniors 123 Tom Lee Dollison Shorty — Nov. 22 You arc what you are. James Christopher Donaldson Jim — Feb. 23— Blue Logan is 1 in sports. DtCA 12. Brian H. Drummond Good Vibes — Jan. 18 — Midnight Blue I have learned to love by character; not color. Aerial 10; All-Ohio Boys' Band 12; All-Ohio Stage Band 12; All- Ohio Youth Symphony 11; Band 10,11,12; Boys' Octet 11; Buckeye All-Star Band 12; Chieftain 12; Pep Band 10.11,12; Dance Band 10,11,12; French Club 11,12; American History Scholarship Team 11; Mixed Ensemble 11. Pauline Mae Dunn Robert Eby Mary A. Eckhart May — May 26 life with Christ is an endless hope; without Him it is a hopeless end. Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 11; ICl 10; English Scholarship Team 11; Solo and Ensemble 11,12. leffrey Dean Edwards Jeff — March 26 — Green Cod forgive me when I whine; I'm blessed indeed the world is mine. Choir 10,11; Boys' Octet 10,11; Mixed Ensemble 10,11; ETA 10, 11, Hi-Y 12; NHS 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Players Guild 11, 12; Spanish Club 10.12; Chieftain Co-Editor 12; Prom Decorating Comm. 11. Jeff Wayne Eggleston Eagle Tongue — April 18 Ding-a-ling. f EA12; Tri-County 11,12. 124 Seniors Barbara Kuhn Enderle Bobbi — March 1 Tri-County 11,12. Deborah Ann Enderle Deb — Light Peach Rick Ray Ervin Ace — Sept. JO “Ah, sit on it! Tri-County 11,12. Linda Sue Fain Smiley— Dec. 4 “Get all the gusto out of life; do all you can and make it good! You only gel one chance to do it so do it right! Lite has its little ups a net downs. GAA 10; Tennis 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Powder Puff 12. Matt Farrar Midnight Blue Track 10,11; Pep Club 10.11 Dinah Lynn Fickel Fick —Sept. 1 Band 10.11.12; Pep Band 10,11.12; Pep Club 10.11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; Spanish Scholarship Team 11; Solo and Ensemble 10,11,12; Chieftain 12. Brad Finnearty Karon Lee Fisher Fish — |uly 20 — Cornflower Blue� “tel me lx1 your friend; don't we have some smiles to shared ETA 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Student Count il 10,11, Treas 12; Pep CEub 10.11,12; GAA 10.11; Aerial 12; Chieftain 12; Basketlwll Manager 10; Powder Puff 11; Prom Oh orating and Refreshment Comm 11; Spanish Club 11, Sec. 12; Choir 10,11; E nglish S holarship Team 11; Who's Who 11. Seniors 125 Sharon Lynne Fisher Fishie — |uly 20 — Rainbow Tell me alx)ut it. Class Sec. 10,11; NHS 11, Treas 12; Spanish Club 11, Pres 12; Choir 10; CAA 10; Girls'Stale Alternate 11; Student Count il 12. Aerial 11,12; Chieftain 12; Who's Who 12; Powder Puff 11,12. Pep Club 10.11,12; English Sc holarship Team 11; Prom Dec orating and Refreshment Comm. 11; Football Girl 12. Timothy Shorr Fox Aug. 19 — Champagne Varsity L 11, 12; Key Club 12; Baseball 10; Tennis 11,12; Prom Decoration 11; Pep Club 10, 11,12. Bill Fuller Lester Dean Funk Les — luly 4 So. DECA12. Steve Geiger luly 24 Freedom is life, life is freedom. Band 10. 11, 12; Solo and Ensemble 10.11; Pep Band 10,11, 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Chieftain 12; Hi-Y Pres. 12; Pep Club 11,12; Who's Who 11; Powder Puff Maiorette 11. Head 12. Carmen Lynn Glenn Charmin — March 23 Mav the peace of the Lord be with you always. DEC A 12. Hi Y 12. Spanish Club 10 126 Seniors Paula Kay Gobel P. K. —April 7 —Blue life is bul a walking shadow, ICl 10; NHS 11,12; Powder Puff 11; Who's Who 11. Chris Gompf Jim Greene Playlioy — March 6 Don’t got. Bobbie Griffin Bill Grove Rogina Kay Grueser Gina — March 18 Our customers always tome first. Cheerleader 10,11, Capl. 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Student Council 10,11, Pres. 12. ICl 10; Y-Teens 10; CAA 10,12; Class Treas. 10; Powder Puff 11,12; French Club 11; NHS 11, Sec. 12; English Scholarship Team 11; Volleyball 12; O.U. History Winner 12. Kris Darrel Hall Hallywood — Nov. 24 Do what, huhC' Susie D. McLain Hall Dec. 10 — Green Ask. and it shall be given you, seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall 1 e opened unto you. library Aide 12. Seniors 127 Tom Dean Hamilton Hamme — Aug. 24 Green is mean. Kathy Elizabeth Hansley Kat — Jan. 11 — Yellow Love is sunshine in the heart. Y-Teens 10,11, Sec. 12; GAA10,11,12; NHS10,11,12, Class Vice . Pres. 10; Class Sec. 12; Powder Puff 11; Prom Decoration Comm 11; Pep Club 10,11,12. 128 Seniors Sue Harless Michael E. Harden Mike — July 31 Tri-County 11.12; DECA12. Pam Marie Harden Sept. 9 Tri-County 11,12, Rodney |oe Hedges March 1 Once is not enough. DECATreas. 12;Hi-Y12. Diane Susan Heft Hefty — Oct. 30—Orange not grieve , or keep me always in vour thoughts, hut think of me ds you would remember d lxx k you lover) in t hildhood Basketball 10, 11; Tennis 11, GAA 10; IJfCA 12; Pep Club 10, 11 David Kent Helfier Wimpy — April 15 — Green Tdke it easy, or any way you an possibly gel it. football 10, 11,12; Baseball 10; FCA 10; Key Club 11,12; Biology Sc holarship Team 10; Powder Pull Cheerleader 11; Varsity L 12; Pep Club 11. 12; Prom Comm. 11; Tennis 12; NHS 12. )im Helber Mike Helber Blue Track 10. 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12. Pamela Marie Helber Blondy — July 29 — Blue You only live one e so get all out of life that you want.” OFCA 12 Ruth Edens Henderson Hooray tor the red. while and blue and lor friendships warm and true. IrtCounly 11. 12. Monte Hixenbaugh Curtis Holcomb Seniors 129 Loo Emerson Howdyshell Howdy — luno 1— Light Blue “Kids. Football 10.11.12; Baseball 10.11.12; Varsity L 11.12; Key Club 11.12; Powder Put! Cheerleader 11; Powder Puff Coach 12. Scott Alien Hubbard Rudy — Sopt. 28 — Blue Without you. I'd lx nothing. Varsity I 11, Vice Pres. 12; Powder Puff Coach 11.12; Pep Club 12; Key Club 11,12; Football 11.12; Prom Decorating Comm. 11; Baseball 11,12. Dennis Brian Inboden March 26 — Green Gretchen Ann Inlxxlen Gerch — |une 20 I am your friend and I'll lend a helping hand, but you gotta try and help yourself before I can. Spanish Club 10.11,12; Pep Club 11,12; NHS11,12; Who's Who 11,12; Geometry Scholarship Team 10; Spanish II Scholarship Team 11; Powder Puff 11,12. Kelly Inboden Shelby Sue Inboden Mini-sib — luly 5 I want to put on faces, walk in the wet and c old; and look forward to my growing old. Cheerleader 10.12; NHS 10,11.12; Chieftain 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11. 1 i; Who's Who 11 Pamela Lynn lamison Map — |an. 19— Yellow God formed us, sin deformed us, but only Christ c an transform us! Band 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11; NHS 12; Powder Puff 11; Chemistry Scholarship Team 11; Solo and Ensemble 11,12. Gary Jarvis 110 Seniors Cynthia L. Johnson Shawn — |an. 27 Where you lead, I will follow.” DFCA 12: Pep Club 10,11; Powder Puff 11; Prom Decorating Comm. 11; CAA 10 Randy lohnson Blue Key Club 12; Baseball 10,11, 12; Football Trainer 12; Spanish Club 10,11: Pep Club 10,11,12 Tom lohnson Jeff (ones Tri-County 11,12 Luwana Sue lones Susie — Dec. 19 Wha! will happen, will happen, it It was meant to happen Tri-Countv 11. 12. Donald Keeney Tri-County 11. 12, lames Edward Kilbarger Possum Wagon — Aug. 31 Do it while the doing’s good. Tri-County 11,12, Kathy Ann King Duke — |une 18 — Maroon Our customer always comes first. Volleyball 10.11,12: Basketball 10; Track 10; |Cl Sec. 10; CAA 10, 11. 12, Pep Club 10, 11,12; Y-Teens 12; Powder Puff 11.12; Varsity I 12. Prom Decorating Comm 11; HS 12. Seniors 131 Tambra Danelle Kline Tammy — March 16 Don't walk in front of me. I may not want to follow ; Don't walk behind me. I may not want to lead; Walk beside me and be my friend. Pep Club 10. 11.12; Powder Puff 11. George Klinger Penny Sue LaFollette Wee One — Aug. 20 — Brown I am what I am The past has made me — the future w ill change me. NHS 11. 12; Pep Band 11. 12; French Club 10. 11; Band 10.11,12; Solo Ensemble 12 |ohn M. Lanning Basketball 10,11.12; Baseball 10,11.12. Chieltain 12 132 Seniors Trina Faye Leftler Trinket — luly 15 Don't walk in front ot me, I may not want to follow. Don't walk behind me. I may not want to lead lust walk beside me and Ire my triend Chieltain 12 Brenda Kay lehman Aug. 31 May the sunlight ol God's love Ire yours — now and lores er' Tri-County II. 12; Pep Club 10; NHS 12 Coy Dale Lehman Football 10,11,12. Key Club 11; FFA 10,11, Vice Pres. 12; Prom Dec orating Comm. 11. Gregory Allen Lehman Greg — Blue Banc) 10.11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 11,12; Solo and Fnsemble 12. Mike Lehman Gregory |ay Light Lightbulb—Feb. 13 — Green In a great race many lake part but only one wins, so run in order lo win the prize which is a successful life. Crosscountry 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,12; Chess Club 11, Pres 12. Kevin Hank Lindsey Shank — Aug. 12 Hey man. Cross Count ry 11,12. Roger Long Tri-County 11,12. Linda Lee Lynch Seniors 133 Mary lane McDaniel Runt — Nov. 1 — Blue Cheerleader 11,12; NHS11,12; Powder Pud 11.12; I rat k 11; Basketball 10; CAA 10; Homecoming Court 12; Basketball Queen's Court 12. Crystal McGlolhlin Dave Edward McGomery Crocket — Feb. 21 Party all you can and do it all you can. while the doing is good. FFA 10,11,12. Robert Brilev Mc Grath Roger Lane McHone Red —|uly15 Spec idl Id Club 12. Dennis Ray Me Kinley Mac — Sept. 15 He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gam what he cannot lose. Spanish Club 11; Chieftain 12. Carol Brown Malone lody Ann Martin |o — May 15 — Green You can make it' 134 Seniors loseph Miller Tri-County 11,12, Mark David Mingus Skeeta — March 7 I love Tammy Pep Club 10.11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12. Arret ha La von Mock lune 19 Tri-Counly 11,12, t A. Den ice Coomer Mock Chip — Nov. 7 Tri-County 11,12, Susie Ellen Mohler Suz — Dec. 1 — Orange Do it now, while you're able. Y Teens 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Powder Puff 11; Track 11 136 Seniors Wayne Moore Tools — Avatado Wrestling 10,11.Co-Capt. 12; Key Club 10,11,12; Varsity 111, 12. Debra Anne Moorehead Deb — July 4 — Navy Blue Bant) 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; CAA 10; FTA 11; Solo and Ensemble 12. Rita Faye Morgan Feb. 1 Craig Alan Mowrey Mowrey — (an. 15 We may never pass this way again. Choir 10; NHS 11,12; Players Guild 11; Who's Who 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Geometry Scholarship Team 10; Algebra Scholarship Team 11; Spanish Club 11, Treas. 12. Timothy Marc Mulholland Mo — |an. 28 — Silver Who are you trying to kid? Basketball 10. 11,12; Varsity I 11,12; Spanish Club 10. k Keith Mullins 1 lulia Denise Myers lulie — |une 17 Why me?! Pep Club 10,11,12; French Club 11,12; Y-Teens 10. Robert Nelson Seniors 137 Donna Iran Nowlon Donna — Ian. K)—Lighi Blue I he re are Irionels that pretend lo lx tricmls. but there� in one them! that will always slk k (loser than a brother Pep Club 10. II. 12; Spanish Club II. 12 Randall Eugen Ogg Randy — April 17 “lo Im� love is to le ve loot ball 10. II. 12; Baske tbdll 10 Ri( hard Ogle ScoH Gregory Orwig Scot I — March 10 — Orange 'Happine� ss is ne t in things; it is in us Class Vice Pres 11; Trae k 10.11; Americ an History S holarship I ram 11; F re ne h Club 10. 11.12; Pep Club 10.11. 12, Prom l)e� orating Comm. 11; Sr Sen ial StueliesSe heilarship Team 12. t Regina Marie Parry Gina — lune 27 “ fcKlav is the first clay of the re sl of ye ur life. Che e� rle aele r 10; GAA 10. V le e ns 10; Class Pres. 11; Fre� ne h Club 10; Pe pClub 10.11, 12. Pe wele r Puff 11. 12; Homce eiming Ce urt 12; Fex tt all Girl 12. Darlene Lu ille Pepjpers P( p — Oc 1.10 “Why e an’l we Ik triemdsC' Volle yball 10. 11. 12; GAA 10. 11. 12; Baske-lball 10. II; Pe pClub 11. 12; Powele r Puft 11, 12; Prom l)e e orating aneJ Re tre shme nt Comm 11. Deborah lean Pollard l)eb— Nov. 1f You've not to have life to love life; ami you've Rot to love life In have life. Pep Club 11; Spanish Club 11; Powder Pull II Roberta Lynn Polliard Robin — Feb 10 love underslands lovr . .it n � eds no words. Pep Club 11; Powder Pull 11. Thomas F. Rauc h Iri-Counlv 11, 12 Debra Ellen Reynolds Debbie— |une IS — Blue Please don’t walk in Iron! of me; I may not want to follow; Don't walk In-hinil me, I mav not want to lead; Please walk Iteside me and Ik- my friend Kami 10.11,12; Pep Band 10. 11,12; Soloand fnsemhle 12; lennisCapt 12; Powder Pull 11, 12; Varsity I 12 Seniors 1T9 Ronny Richards Tri-County 11.12. Susan Marie Richards Bobbsey One — May 13 — Hot Pink Some men see things that are and ask why? I dream of things to come and ask why not? Chieftain 11, Co-Editor 12; NHS 10.11,12; Class Play 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; Algebra II Scholarship Team 11; Who's Who 11; Bicentennial Senior 12; FHA 10. Barry Ricketts Tri-County 11,12. Cheryl Ann Riggs Harland Eloon Ringhiser Ringe — July 2 Tri-County 11,12. Chris Roach Michael David Robinson Moleman — Dec. 31 Hello Toots, how ya doin'? FCA 10,11; Key Club 10, Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Varsity 112; Chieftain 12; Football 10,11,12; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11; Powder Puff Ballboy 12; Pep Club 10, 111, 12. Randy Rollins Randy — May 12 — Orange Break one — nine; how about another brown bottle? Hi-Y 12; DECA12. 140 Seniors Susan Helen Ruggles Sue — March 25 the world is d liltU easier to live in when you're with ihe one you love. Hand 10.11,12. Dant e Band 10.11,12; Powder Puff 12; CAA 10; Pep Band 10.11,12; FIA 11; Solo and Ensemble 11,12; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 12. Brenda Russell Tri-Counly 11,12. Cullen Rutter In-County 11.12, Steven Curtis Sampson Steve — May 26 — Blue As you learn to enjoy life, you learn to enjoy everything lhal goes wilh ill! Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10.12; Sr. Social Studies Scholarship Team 12; Hi-Y 11. 12, FTA 12; Chieftain 12; NHS 12. Diana Lyn Sams Sammy — Oct. 17 live your life to the fullest and your cup will always runneth over. Tri-County 11,12; Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 11. leffery Sargent Tri-County 11,12. Jeffrey lee Saving Savage — July 6 Keep smiling. I MCA 12 Susan Savings Seniors 141 Elmer Daniel Schafer Dan — Dec. 7 lows is ih answer lo your life. HS 11, 12; Cross-Country 10. Shelia Schmeltzer Clouse Mark A. Schmitter Smokin' Moke — Dec. 7 — Sky Blue When il rains. il pours' lootlwll 10. ll.Co-Capl. 12; Key Club 10.11.12; Varsity 11 12 Alicia layne Semenchuk Sam II — Sepl. 10— Blue 1u k 11. 12; Volleylwll 12; GAA 12; V Teens 12; Powder Pull 11. 12. Pep Club II. 12, Spanish Club 11; HS 12, Spanish II S hnlarship loam 12. Pamela lean Shaw Pam — Sepl. 16 — Black Student Count il 10; CAA 10; Chieftain 12; Varsilv Football Manager 12; Powder Putt 11, 12; Prom Dec oration Comm. 11; Pep Club 10. II, 12 Clark W. Sheets, |r. ff A 10. II. 12 Marcella Constance Semenchuk Sam I —Oct. 19 Spanish Club 1I;GAA 12; Iratk 11; Y teens 12; PowtlerPuff 11, 12 Robert Allen Shannon III Bob, Styx — March 13 — Midnight Blue I try hard.” Choir 10. Vice Pres 11; Players Guilt! II; Prom Dei orating Comm. It; Chiellain 12; Aerial 12; Spanish Glut) 10.11. Vice Pres 12; Pep Club 10, 11 142 Seniors Leanna Dean Sherwood Oct. 17 today is the lirsi day (or (he rest ol your life. DfCA U Dale Sigler Delwtrah Lynn Sigler Sig — March 21 Tennis 10, 12; Pep Club 10. 12; Student Count il 12; Aerial 12; Varsiiy I 12; Powder Pub 12; Tri-County 11.12. lames Leland Siler lim — May 18 Never give in Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity I 11, 12; Wrestling 11.12; Chieftain 12 144 Seniors Debra Ann Thompson Deb — April 10 “Can't clam e and it's too late lo plow. Tri-County 11.12. Ted A. Tom Fatboy — April 14 “Why oat three meals a day when you c an eat one meal a day all day' football 10. Basketball Manager 10; Baseball 10; Pep Club 10.11. 12; S ience Club 10,11,12; Chess Club 10.11,12; Prom Decorating Comm. 11; Key Club 10; FCA 10; ICL Vice Pres. 10. Dennis Tschudy Peggy Tucker Tucker lane — March 19 Tri-County 11.12. Raymond Stalney Stan — April 2 DECA12; Wrestling 10. Guyla Kay Tripp Goober, You Silly Girl — May 1 “There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. NHS 11,12; GAA 10,11; Student Council 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Chiettam 12; Basketball 10; Powder Puff 11; Spanish Club 10.11; Basketball Slat 10,11.12; Girls'State Alternate 11; Prom Decoration Comm 11; History Scholarship Team 11. Seniors 145 Randy Unger Ed Vermillion Tri-County 11,12. Randy Wahl Blue Green DECa 12 Janet Walker Tri-County 11,12; NHS 11.12. Steve Walter Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 10,11,12; NHS 10. Vice Pres. 11, Pres 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Student Council 12; Band Pres. 12; Pep Band 10, 11 Chris Walton FFA. State farmer; Who's Who. Rhonda Lee Weaver Rhonda — Oct. 31 — Green If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. Class Vice-Pres. 12; Powder Puff 12. Paul A. Weedy Paul Baby — Oct. 25 lesus is the answer for the world today, above Him there is no other; lesus is the way. Who's Who 12; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 10.11,12. 146 Seniors Randy West Debra Whitcraft Julie Waikins Sweet Pea — May 20 — Yellow Band 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10. Candy Sue Williams Candy — Jan. 28 — Blue Take each day one step at a lime. DtCA 12. Seniors 147 John Williams Tn-Counly 11,12. Kimberly Ann Williams Kim — May 5 — Mint Green freedom's just anolher word for nothing left to lose. Nothing, you ain't nothing, if you ain't free. Chieftain 11,12. Spanish Club 10,12; NHS 10.11,12; Pep Club 10,12; Biology Scholarship Team 10; Spanish Scholarship Team 11; Conservation fssay Winner 10,11; Band 10,11; Majorette 10, 11. Student Council 10.12; Who's Who 11; Tennis 11. Linda Windle Tri-County 11,12. Annette Jane Wine Annette — Brown Powder Puff 11. Bradley Keith Wisecarver Woodt hopper — Feb. 17 — Red 'Bc c ool. Band 10; H A 10.11; Tri-County 11. 12 Randy L. Witlekind Wed — April 18— Blue ■'What (an I say. Band 10.11. 12; Pep Band 10,11.12; Solo and Ensemble 10,11, 12; Dance Band 12; Pep Club 11,12. Linda Lou Wolfe Mini Green Shelly |o Woltz Bean — April 3 — Green Really. ICl 10; GAA 10.11; Pep Club 10. 11.12; Powder Puff 11; Spanish Club 11 148 Seniors Katherine J. Wright Kathy — Dec. 29 — Yellow For real. Mary Ann Wright Mary — July 24 Far-off. lanico Rae Wyckoff 98 Pounder — Feb. 23 Tri-Counly 11, 12. Powder Pull 11,12. Rusty Allen Yantes April 16 How intense. football 10; OICA Vice Pres. 12; Hi Y 12; Pep Club 10,11; Wrestling 10. Larry Ray Aiken Dean Edward Allison Gerald Robert Arthur Debbie Kay Barnett Verna Sue Barrell Allen Lee Beougher Tim Allen Bookman Steven Dale Carpenter Larry F. Cox Bill |oe Deible Charles E. Farrar Bernard G. Finefrock Margee Melody Gates Bret Allen Glaze David Allen Green Rick Kevin Hamilton Lawrence Lee Hankison Mary Spence Harper Randall loseph Helber Gregory lames Hill Tambra Elaine Hoyd Palsy Sue Yates Suz — Sept. 6— Blue In some ways I am like everybodv else. In some ways I am like somebody else An in some ways I am like nobody else. Pep Club 10,11,12. Steve Yates )ann Elaine Ingram )ohn Robert Johnson M. )ay Knapp Brad L. Kornmiller Priscilla Ann Kuhn lack David McClain Rose Mary McManaway Gregory Richard Malter Laura Lee Manter Richard Curtis Martin Danny Thomas Miller Emily Jestinah Mohler James Donald McGomery Thomas Lee Mullins Rose Mary Murphy Richard Anthony Neel Janice Sue Odom Thomas Hislop Pace Sandy L. Paskins Brenda Sue Rinehart John Edward Schulthesis William Edward Seel, Jr. Tonia Burchfield Sherritt Jo Lynn Shriner Fred Skaggs Kathy Louise Smart Jeffrey Lynn Synder Carolyn Sue Spry Marilyn Kay Spry Mark Steven Staley Rita Gail Stivison John K. Stockham Leva Marie Stover Dennis Patrick Strawn Timothy Mark Taylor William Michael Thompson Tony B. Wells Carol Melissa Wilkinson Suzette Colleen Wilson Tim B. Wykle Gordon Ervin Harper Seniors 149 DfrYcuju lCtioupWlm Yoww Going 7O'? Do you knout wheto yous’tb going to7 Do you lik the, things that life i shouting you, Whe 0A you going to'? Do you knout ? DoyOuget, Utkat you ’ 10 Hooking fetu, When you look behindyou thtoO’S no open doo , What otto you hoping feu? Do you know? 150 Senie 152 Seniors . . . (nui had th duittc fodatiMagaJuv, tMwould. . . coMua. 0 Seniors 153 154 Seniors ' W Ikuglied, Ctied; u lost, ut wow; but di L it together. Seniors 155 156 Seniors Mooing onattast. But old friends And good times OiOwd QAOuni To $ay goodbye And to remind us firings won't be ike same as we ’ue known. We each have oun fjlans . For making lifr better By reaching what goaSs we can To help Ourselves and mankind. Time is racing ahead now , Andos we move with it To the days when we did Chelby C. fuboden Seniors 157 1S8 Staff STAFF Section by: Karon Fisher Bob Shannon Staff 159 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Fred Good — Superintendent SECRETARIES — Mrs. Hester White, Mrs. Alma Wyskiver, and Mrs. Ruth Schmidt. Rem — Karen Dollison, Don Young, President; Dan Long, Vice President. Row 2— Tom Grey, Larry Wells. 160 Staff SUPERVISORS Mr (� « orw Slump — Senior I li � h Pnnc ipal Mr. |c Murthd — Supervising Prm ipal Staff 161 Mr Dm k I rl — Allrnddnu'Olliu'r Mr. Harold ihiser — Ground Supervisor ENGLISH Mrs. Carolyn lours — English Mrs. Chris killoran — E nglish Mrs. Horcmc Krooks — English Ms Ann Hdrldn — fn lish Ms. K 'l i- d Inxlcrl — liwli'h 162 Staff Ms. Connio }uk k —Spanish Mr. Ar h lav lor — Malhr-malii s Ms. Nam v lakulx-k — Spanish Frnn� h Mrs. VirKima Mingus — Mathcmalks FOREIGN LANGUAGES MATH Staff 16i SOCIAL STUDIES 164 Stall Mr I 011 Ku hanKnn — S« i.il MucIm s Staff 165 K l «iul«i I 1« ilUml — S u ik r Mr. I J h kH — S u n MONITORS 166 Staff Mrs. Mary lou While raft — Study Hall Mrs: lois WHIrr— Study Hall Mrs Dorothy lu kef— Business I du dlion BUSINESS Mrs. Beverly Hirers — Business I du dhon Staff 167 Mrs Ihelma Moore— Business him at inn Ms. luanitd |ones— Business ldu at ion Mr Icci U (ormu k — I ihr«ir Mr. |im Mvt« r— Y«m al Mum« MUSIC LIBRARY 168 Stan Mr. I)d « S ll«'r%— Band Mr M Norsk — Band Mr I l«irr VNrsllull — ( ounsHor Mr | h• I M ( icllo — C uunsclof Mr I )rnni S� i .! «•.— C ounsHor Ms I )r hl u M.irkrv—I MR Mr Hr rlx rl Van Horn — I MK Staff. 169 COUNSELORS EMR HEALTH AIDES 170 Staff DRIVER'S ED PHYS. ED. Staff 171 VOCATIONAL SKILLS 172 Staff Mr l dvm Moilman — Industrial Art Mr Ir« l Walter — k alional Agru ulturr Ms. Carolyn Gasiorek — Home fc. Mrs. Palsy Cartwright — Home tc. Mr. |im Rarric — DECA Mrs. Madge Wright — Art Staff 173 Mrs. I li ulM'lh Mi I at Kirn — Nursr Mrs I sihrr S hull — Sim n lary SECRETARIES Mrs. Sui lohnson — Sim rotary 174 Staff Mrs Wanda Kohl� — Sim rotary Mrs. l)«� rolhv olson and Mrs. Carol Irvino— Allondam oOdii o CusUHlijns: Row I —Orlie Redd, Mr. Ed Riddlebarger. Row 2— Mr. Mark Gallagher, Mr. Doug Moyer, Mr. Virgil Smith. Not Hie lured — Mr. |ohn linton. Cooks: lean Carter, Dorothy Henderly, luanita Harkless, Pally Pavlik, Martha Coakley, Pauline Risch, lanice Watkins, |udy Heft, Peg Long, Arlene Auker, Marilyn Bowers, Dorothy Oslxirn, Shirley Hinerman, and |udy Powers. Staff 175 Mr. Kenneth Risch Mr. Samuel Chick Stewart You touched our lives in special ways, • With laughter and withrsmiles. ' Your ©emory lingers throughout q jr daysy,'. -- In suhshine and in shadows. -J? Kim Wflliarrix • 176 slaff Staff 177 178 Communiit s COMMUNITY Sh lion In: � il M« ( 1.1«K It'll I .i « 11 CommunilN I7M Hocking County Community Improvement Corp. Formerly Logan Trade Club Inc. We salute you . . . the future of Logan. Logan Area Chamber of Commerce 180 Community Community 181 Ruth's Greenhouse Completo Floral Service Hocking Valley Concrete Arcade Shoe Store 182 Community Community 183 Leonard-Lyke Funeral Home Sears Roebuck and Company Logan Insurance 53 South Market Log Cabin 57 West Main Saving's Hardware International 95 E. Main Carbon and Ribbon 385-7514 144 E. Main Serving You for 25 Years 385-2621 Cut and Curl Walsh Bakery Beauty Salon 81 E. Main 65 E. Main St. Logan, Ohio 385-7617 385-5190 Chieftain Main Gompf Florist Shell Greenhouse Growers and Designers of Flowers (shell) IW Community Community 187 188 Community Hayden Dillon Gallery 340 West Main, Logan, O. 43138 Featuring Sculptured Sand Painting Shown Only by Appointment Tel. 385-5819 Community 189 I‘M) Community Community l‘H Ohio Pump and Supply Swaim's Union 76 192 Community Elberfeld's Dept. Store 79 West Main Quality First Community 193 194 Community Community 195 Otto Shaw Realtors 196 Community National Guard Logan Unit Battery A 2D BN (AW) (SP) 174th ADA Logan, Ohio 385-2505 Hansel Bros. Cleaners 999 W. Hunter 385-2407 Community 197 General Electric Logan Plant Rt. 93 North 385-2114 GENERAL@ ELECTRIC Sharff's Case's Drugs CASliS SVQLUi pRonsaoiAL |J, PllESClfTlQK SERVICE “v ORTHOPEDIC SUPPORTS • TV HWIHS AIDS I VJKtCAL 4PPUAHCE? -JEWELRY 4VTH. TRUSS FITTERS - WATCH REPAIR m REED-OUR CREED viny 1 uA GfTn nu uirj Ounce, 87S Community 199 Super Duper 1390 W. Hunter Look for Our Specials 200 Community Community 201 202 Community Sponsors East Gate Dairy Burger Dan Soliday Insurance Swap Shop Chevington Hills Farms Patrons Dr. Roy Gerhardt Albert Leonard, D.D.S. John Smith, D.D.S. Dr. Jan Matthews Dr. Roger Grueser Donald Griggs, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McGrady Dr. Thomas Price Dr. Frederick Blume Dr. Milton Mason Logan Clinic John Rauch, D.O. R. P. Merrill, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jones Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dillon Community 203 Logan Federal Savings Loan 61 North Market Safety Since 1888 204 Community Logan Meat Supply St. Rt. 93 N, Hocking Landmark Located on Chieftain Drive The AERIAL would like to thank the citizens and merchants of Logan for their cooperation and support this year. Without their financial support the 1976 AERIAL would not be possible. Thank you. The 1976 AERIAL Schultheis Insurance 86 E. Main Logan, Ohio 385-2532 Kentucky Drilling Operating Corp. St. Rt. 93 N. 385-3674 Community 205 206 Closing SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS French I How do some people use the knowledge that they acquire dur- ing the school year? They take a test. This is usually the last thing on anybody's mind in May, but when you can see how you place in the district and state, some peo- ple jump to the opportunity. Getting up early on a Saturday and riding down to OU paid off for some. To others it was another day when they wished they would've turned over in bed and gone back to sleep. Many hours of studying and concentration was put in on one specific subject. Teachers gave team members additional informa- tion, and then for two to three hours students answered ques- tions at OU. french I: Kevin Cable, Melissa Spencer, Marsha Mathias, |ohn Connor. Spanish I: Belinda Byers, Cmny Mingus, Nancy Cook, Susan McClain. Spanish II: Linda Kuhn, Mark Correll, Alicia Semenchuk, Karen Zeisler. 208 Closing American History: |an Podoske, Carol Walker, Rich Cummins, Rick Hartley. Biology: Jeff Perry, Rotx rt Kornmiller, Paula Brown, Howie Fickel. Chemistry: Janet Refeld, Chuck Clark, Cathy Parry, Linda Johnson. French II: Valeri Conley, Susie Davis, Julie Walsh. Teresa Febes. English 12: Susan Richards, Mark Mingus, Kim Williams, Gretchen Inboden. Closing 209 SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS Geometry: layne Wrentmore, Judy Refeld. Dick Fuller. Marty Hallett. English 10: Lindsey Chenoweth. Roger Rardam, Suzy Hawk. Debbie Davis. Social Studies: Scott Orwig, Susan Bush. Steve Sampson, Ernie Allberry English 11: lisa Fidler. Thea May, Brenda Rempel. Jett Ba ell Algebra II Kevin Wright, lisa Dillon, Tammy Newman, Morralee Holzapfel. 210 Closing Delegates: Kevin Cable. Kevin Wright Alternates Ri k Hartlev, |eff Myers. Delegates: lanet Skinner. Brenda Rempel, Cathy Parry, Becky Fickel. Alternates: Cindy Bateman, Paula Sharb, Becky Weedy, Daun Irvine, Carol McFadden, Linda lohnson, |an Podoske, lulie Frasure. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE What's a nice way to start your summer vacation? Probably the last thing on a student's mind would be the thought of going back to school. Well, six students represented Logan this past sum- mer at Capital and Ohio Universi- ties. Staters are sponsored by inter- ested organizations in Logan. The stater must be recommended by the school principal as a student possessing high qualities of schol- arship, definite interest in Ameri- can government, high moral char- acter, self-reliance, mental alert- ness and the willingness to assume responsibility. Delegates are grouped to make up the population of each city. Each city also has an advisor and counselor Here citizen's partici- pation in the county and state gov- ernmental activities begin. City, county and state elections are held, and the winners take their posts and keep busy through the rest of the week. Closing 211 MAY 21,1976 |oy, pride, excitement, and dedication are just a few of the emotions felt Friday night. May 21, at the armory. This was the place where the Senior Banquet was held for the Class of 76. Mel Colburn noted an individual, Dick Erb, who had been with the class for their seven years and who helped them in their time of need, whatever it may have been. Mr. Erb wished the students good luck in the future, lane McDaniel read the class will which was followed by the class history read by Brenda Lehman. Mark Dennis read through the class prophecy, and Shelby Inboden read the short but touchy class poem. Above Mark Dennis reading a humorous pari in the class prophecy Kiffhl Some senior boys and their hungry appetites e 212 Closing FIRST STEP OF THE STAIRWAY 7:50 AM and the day has just begun for several students in the junior class. Decorations started for the Senior Banquet early May 21. You were too busy to eat, but in the long run it paid off. Jeff Bazell and Cathy Parry were co-chairpersons for the prom, and many hours of dedication were put into it by both. The most spectacular goal was to cover the walls of the cafeteria with pink paper. Dec- orators went through four rolls of tape and everything stayed attached. The balloons were filled with helium and air; this took more than five hours. Instead of renting a tux, some juniors probably wished they had rented a wheelchair for the prom. Top left: Mr. Killoran and his hot air balloon. Right: One wall of decorations before destruction. Left: Janet.Skinner, Jeff Bazell and Becky Fickel streaming their way to happiness. Closing 213 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN Above: Bob Smilley refreshing Debbie Cook. Top: Mrs. Tucker, junior class advi- sor, serving Bill Puller. Below: Chit-chat on the terrace. 214 Closing MAY 22,1976 One night a year there is an elegant prom at Logan that makes you wonder if those are the same kids you see day in and day out. Cinderella's magic was up on the hilltop May 22. The queen, junior class advisor Mrs. Dorothy Tucker, watched over the angels with several teachers also chaper- oning. The room was decorated with flowers, but- terflies, bumblebees and ladybugs on the walls. Candles, placed in wine bottles, were the center- pieces on the table, with balloons floating around the room. Few will forget the fun they had because pleasant memories are never forgotten. Top Icll Phillip Cook swirling Mrs. Del Ciello into dancing Right lanel Skinner and Roger Davis looking ravishing Below Wayne Moore and dale enjoy- ing a break from dancing. Closing 215 216 Closing MAY 30,1976 On an ominous Sunday evening the graduat- ing Class of 1976 held its baccalaureate and commencement. The Board of Education, School Administration and Departmental Heads followed by Seniors marched in slowly to Pomp and Circumstance played by Brenda Rempel Co-valedictorians, Gretchen Inboden and Susan Richards, presented speeches to the audience. Diplomas were passed out. When principal George Stump declared the Class of 1976 offi- cially graduated, the gleeful graduates magically produced flying frisbees. After Wanda Mat- thews gave the final address, the participants solemnly walked out to take their place in soci- ety. Closing 217 Closing 219 220 Closing closing 221 A Friend Is the Present You Give Yourself Closing 223 IE CONCORD By the rude bridge that arched the flood] Their flag to April's breeze unfurled, Here once the embattled farmers stood. And fired the shot heard round the world The foe long since in silence slept; Alike the conqueror silent sleeps; And time the ruined bridge has swept Down the dark stream which seaward creeps. ■ On this green Ipank, by this soft stream, Wje s t today a votive sjQne: - That memory may their deed redeem. When-, lik our sirq ,-our sons are gone. v, • ▼ . y m .i 9 Spirit, tha’r rtiad'etthose heroes dare , ■Jo die and leave their c tfldren free. Bid 1 irrie and N tbre gdqtly spare' The haft we'raise to tbem.and (bee. - Ralph Waldo (jrrf rsbn 224 Closing