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7« AcU C 44 HCtAi«$ ut xtAutAtic, f u mu it A xvc pxcat (cadcx ta yuldc and fixoitide incentive. fainy aSic ta CaAc tAc oW udtA (Ac fad W five it y ux ait toUA a (ittfc yxatitude Assuming Leadership 2 Opening Kerri King. Kalhy York Page 2-1. Band President. Jeff North, takes a break from his ever-demanding responsibilities, (dc) 2. Chieftain Editor, Carol Huf- fman, working on the next issue of the (Chieftain), (dc) Page 3-1. Football Captains. Mark Morgan, Kelly Adams. Jonn Spence and Jim Orgg. show their unity, (dc) 2. LHS Chieftain. Mark Edgar, helps pep up the crowd. 3. Photography Editor. Doral Chenoweth. having his picture taken fora change, (th) Kerri Kin . Kathy York Opening 3 Page 4-1. Mark Masteller looks a little suspicious, (be) 2. Mark Hart- man gives the much awaited thought for the day. (be) Page 5-1. Mr. Stillwell showing off his self portrait, (dc) 2. Curtis Brown working to get the paper ready, (be) 4 Opening Kerri King. Knlhy York Page 6-1. Freshman Cheerleaders. Tammy White and Beth Vonaville. holding the sign of victory at the Lodan vs Lronton game, (dc) 2. Class Presidents, john Nihiser, Beth Tucker, Kelly Adams representing their classes, (dc) Page 7-1. Homecoming Queen, Wendy Weller, graciously accepts her title, (ds) 2. Student Council President, Tracy Bell, always with ideas for a new student council project, (th) 6 Opening Kerri King. Kathy York Gaining Acceptance of Peers Kerri King. Kathy York Opening 7 Section Blj: Trou Hoke Be+h 5h Cl our Debbie nnau 5hel lu KaubuRn Trpclj Bell Suzanne FRnzieR F.F.A. BIG ATL.H.S. The Chief Logan Chapter of the Future Farmers of American is one of the largest and most successful organizations at Logan High School. There are 60 Vocational Agriculture students in the F.F.A.. and Mr. Fred Walter acts as ad- visor. The officers of the F.F.A. are: President. Dick Ogle; Vice- president. Mike Starner; Secretary. David Sheets: Treasurer. Terry Barlow; Reporter. Tim Anderson; Sentinel. David Canter; Student Advisor. Troy Smith; Chaplin, Rodney Watkins; and ]oe Skinner serves as the Treasurer for the 14th district. The F.F.A. is an organization made up of Vocational agriculture students. Vocational Agriculture is a course designed to provide students training in five major areas. These five areas are animal science, plant and soil science, shop, farm business management, and personal development. Students are taught skills which will be valuable in helping them to enter a career in the vast agricultural complex. The F.F.A. serves as an extension to the classroom to provide the students with the opportunity to further develop their skills through judg- ing. public speaking, parliamen- tary procedure, and community service. Students in the F.F.A. are re- quired to maintain a home project. This is important in helping students apply what they learn in the classroom and to keep and use their records accurately. This will aid them in making management decisions. The F.F.A. participates in many activities. The members of the F.F.A. take part in timber cruising contests, livestock judging, parliamentary procedure contests along with countless other ac- tivities. Selling citrus fruit is our chapter's main money making pro-J ject. This year, the citrus fruit sales brought in about 1.000 dollars. Many students are beginning td recognize and take advantage of the opportunities offered through! the F.F.A. what it is today. The! Chief Logan Chapter of the Future! Farmers of America is a proJ sperous and thriving organization. Front row. left to right: Kris Cline. Kathy Snider. Lori Starner. Misti Imboden, Brian Meyer. George Andrews. Steve Ramey. Brian Vorhees. Mike Starner. |eff Snider. Robin Wheeler. Row 2: David Harris, Kevin Miller. )oe Skinner. David Sheets. Mike Harris. Mark Leadbetter. Tim Ander- son. Dick Ogle. Troy Smith. Darin Marshal. |im Gill. Row 3: Amy Guda. Deidre Barnett. Sandy Knhn. Ronnie Bainter. Mike Thomp- son. Aaron Starky. Bill Duncan. Richard Smyers, Donnie Bainter. Dannie Wolfe. Robert Vorhees. Last row: Carl Payne. Rodney Watkins. Terry Bell. Dave Canter. Terry Barlow. Chip Patterson. Kelly Con- ley. Carol Sorrow. Wade Meyer. Bob Schmeltzer. Mr. Waller, (th) 10 Student Life Debbie May 1. F.F.A. officers: front row. left to right: Sentinel. David Canter. President. Dick Ogle; Treasurer. Terry Barlow; Last row: Chaplain. Rodney Watkins; Reporter. Tim Anderson; Secretary. David Sheets; Student Advisor. Troy Smith, (th) 2. Joe Skinner and “company.” (th) 3. Tim Anderson helps with fruit drive, (th) 4. Parliamentary Procedure Team: front row. left to right: Rodney W'atkins. Misti Imboden. Steve Ramey. Terry Barlow. Row 2. Kevin Miller. Dick Ogle. David Canter. Troy Smith. Last row: Tim Anderson. Joe Skinner. David Sheets. Mr. Walter, (th) Debbie May Student Life 11 1980 HOMECOMING QUEEN CROWNED The football game between Logan and Ironton was the setting for the crowning of the 1980-81 Homecoming Queen. As her name was announced, last year’s queen. Marty Weis, crowned Wendy Weller as the new queen. Wendy was escorted by Matt Mara, and her court consisted of Top five candidates for queen were: Cindy Dennis. Ethel Vanezalos. Tracey Bell. Wen- dy Weller, and Laura Hackney. 12 Student Life Troy Hoke. Suzanne Frazier Tracy Bell, escorted by R. D. Woltz; Cindy Dennis, escorted by Mike Schrader; Laura Hackney, escorted by Dave Berry; and Ethel Vanezalos, escorted by Roger Thompson. The five girls were nominated by the student body and then voted on. The surprise and hap- piness was evident on Wendy's face when her name was announce ed, and being the ever-grateful queen, she thanked her parents and the student body for their support. Logan was defeated by Ironton, but Wendy's coronation added a happy spark to the night. The queen and her court: R. D. Woltz. Tracey Bell; Mike Schrader. Cindy Dennis; Marti Weis; Matt Mara. Wendy Weller; Kelly Adams; David Berry. Laura Hackney; Roger Thompson. Ethel Vanezalos. Suzanne Frazier. Troy Hohe Student Life 13 Give It All Ya’ Got!!! Give it all ya’ got! This phrase or theme could have been heard throughout band camp, practices, performances, contests, and throughout the air of the Logan Hill School bandroom. Led by directors A1 Horskey, and assistants Dave Sellars, and Gwen Gallagher the band provided another year of joyous entertain- ment on and off the field by giving it their all! The band consisted of 86 members and 5 majorettes. Ma- jorettes included Debbie Hood, head-majorette; and line ma- jorettes Julie Sheline, Laura Hackney. Ethel Vanezalos, and Tammy Harbarger. Practice for band members began in late July. During these practices officers for the year were elected. Elected were Jeff North, president; Pam Hoffman, vice- president; Terri Fife, secretary; and jane Ann Devol, treasurer. The duties of the officers included organizing various activities, and speaking for fellow band members. During the month of August many hours of practice were spent for the upcoming marching season. The band made their season debut at the Parade of the Hills in] Nelsonville, Ohio. After the school year began, practices were held oni Tuesday and Thursday evenings. I After the marching season was! completed in November, band] members began to prepare fori concert performances. They held' two concerts and participated in District and State Contests] throughout the winter and spring] months. The Band year concluded with a spring banquet in honor of graduating seniors. 14 Student l.ife Tracy Bell, Shelly Rayburn Front Row: Laura Hackney, Julie Sheline, Debbie I loot!. Kthel Van zelos. Tammy Har- Uirger; Row 2: Paige Davis. Ia ri Starner. Becky Brown. Debbie Redd, j.ickie Wells. |ennifer McVey. Susan Simmons. Ericka Gerken. Cretchen Lavendofsky. Row 3: Terri Fife. |eana Jones. Kristal Blair. David Riley. Pam Hoffman. Brenda Fuller. Lisa Weed, Sheila |ohnson, Amy Sigler. Patty Vanzealos; Row 4: Lisa McDaniel. Kathleen Manter. Jelea Moe. Kim Reynolds. Lori Wallace. Steve Maniskas. lohanna Goss. Kelly Spradin. Debbie Mason. Adie Klingonberg. Rita |ohnson; Row 5: I.is.i Irvine. Lvnotte McQuire. Gret- chi n l.tioma. Jennifer Clouston. Tracey VanDyke. Tammy Miller. Tricia Neff. Loann Pickett. Kim Shuttleworth. Mike Botirgin. Teresa Peck. Teresa Weed; Row 6: Tracy Bell. Jeff North. Sheri Smathers. Tracey Hutchison. Sandy Carper. Kathi McDaniel. Fran Kuhn. Bob Scott. Kathy Walston. Patty Brulkholder. Kathy Bartow. Jane Ann Devol. Steve McVey; Row 7: Kendra Daubenmire. Carrie Cook. Diane Redd. Shelia Carper. Tom Mundy. Randy Leach. Theesa Smith. Mike Whitson. Judy Sheets. Maleah Dickon. Kathy Cole. Nancy Kckhart. Chris Powers. |eanie Faulkner. Angie Glenn: Last Row: Greg Daughterly. Brad Wood. Eddie Johnson. Drue Schultz. Jamie Larmier. Keith Price. Cindy Dennis, John Shannon. Debbie O'Donnel. Jeff Miller. Georgene Panetti. Steve Floyd. Alan Starkey. Doug Carr, and Roller! Refold 1. Nancy Kckhart and Carrie Cook girt down ’ to some dance steps. 2. Cathy Cade intently practices her t-lxme during her free time 4 Kim Shuttleworth finds time to practice her saxophone. Tracy Hell. Shell) Rayburn Student Life 15 BUSINESS CLUB Of the many prosperous clubs here at LHS, one of the few especially outstanding ones is the Business Club, under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Peterson. The girls in the club are students of the business courses each one striving to make their futures in the business world a little brighter. The Business Club is very active within itself — it has elected of- ficers. with Leeann Lemon as president; Debbie Redd, vice- president; Shelly Davis, secretary; Teri Petrella, treasurer. There is also a news reporter, Chris McDowell, and Dixie Huffman is the photographer. The club has done many rewar- ding activities during the course of the year, including taking a tour of the Ohio University — Lancaster branch and Hocking Tech's secretarial departments, they sold posters and keychains very suc- cessfully, making over $600, plus many bakesales and a couple dances. But not everything the entire year was all Business for the club. They spent time on things to have fun also. At Christmas, they held a gift exchange, and in honor of Secretaries Day, the club bought all Senior High school secretaries and all of the business students flowers. For all of the effort the girls put into their work, at the end of the year an awards banquet is held to reward the girls who have the best speed, accuracy, production, etc. Each girl puts a great amount of pride and effort into their business work and the work they do in the Business Club is a fine example of their desire to become top-notch in their field. Dixie Huffman looking official, th Business Club gels visited by Santa Claus (Garnett |ones|, at their annual Christmas meeting, hk Hi Student Life Suzanne Frazier. Troy Hoke Front Row: (oeAnn Vermillion. Chris McDow. Shelly Davis. Terri Patrella. Debbie Redd. Dixie Huffman. Leanne Lemon. Mrs. Peter- son. Row 2: Cheryl Tope. Barb Davis. Darla Vandike. Pam Conkle. Felisha McCormick. Joan Nelson Row 3: Kelly Nixon. Tina Patrella. Karen Solt. Beth Nelson. Michelle McManaway. Carol Howdyshell. Row 4: Angela Bookman. Tonya Stoughton. Charlotte Rheinscheld. Marianne Patton. Cindy Dennis. Kathy York. Row 5: Sheila Chesser. Angie Gordon. Carla Marx. Tina Evans. Row 6: Ella Daubenmier. Letha Berry. Robin Green. Sheri Smathers. Jennifer Stimmel. ds Business Club Officers: Shelley Davis. Teri Petrella. LeeAnn Lemon. Chris McDow. Dixie Huffman. Debbie Redd, th Troy Hoke. Suzanne Frazier Student Life 17 Friday evening, at the Logan- Waverly basketball game in the LHS auditorium was the climax of a long week of voting and anticipa- tion by eleven lucky girls and the entire student body. The balloting began Monday in homeroom when senior nominated the girl of their Liz Gloyd Crowned Queen After the eleven nominees were chosen, the senior class members were given the opportunity to cast their votes. When these votes were tabulated five nervous girls re- mained. They were Julie LindsayF __ j l£lizabeth Gloyd. Suzanne Frazier.', Fife, and Beth St. Clair, thrice The choosing of escorts was the ] W W-------- • v 1 UtTUUI IO V UO (lie to reign as Basketball Queen he next step to be taken by the girls, eleven girls selected were TamK The guy chosen by Julie Lindsay Emerson. Elizabeth Gloyd. Julie Tracy Lindsey. Liz Glovd Lindsay. Laura Barrow. Suzanne chost L D. Woltz. Suzanne Frazier. Beth St. Clair. Karen Solt FrazimJ elected Brian Bessey' aWf the Chiefs went on to loose a Terri Fife, Jane Ann Devol, Sarah Terrt t-ite chose John Jeffrey, andwhard fought battle with the Tigers Guda and Sheryl Hawk. „ Mark Morgan was Beth St. Clair's choice. The final balloting occurred Fri- day morning in senior homerooms where Liz Glcyd. the daughter of Mr nd Mrs. Edward Glayd was selected as the 1980-81 Basketball Queen. Lii was crowned by queefi Crystal Smith M fstart of the game. Although the fans v ith the selection of Hkv were ft little dl Sarah Guda, Shzanne Frazier, and Jane Ann Devol; Row 2: Laura Barrow, Liz Gloyd. Julie Lindsey, Terri Fife. Sheryl Hawk and Beth St. Clair. |dc) 2. Liz Gloyd gives us a ra- diant smile after the crown- ing. (dc) 3. R D. Woltz concentrates on the game during Logan-Waverly tilt, (dc) A i ' f 18 Student Life Shelly Rayburn rhe queen and her court with their escorts and Suzanne Frazier. Liz Gloyd and R. D. Myers. Julie I.indsey and Tracy Lindsay, are John Jeffrey and Terri Fife. Brian Bessy Woltz, last year’s queen Crystal Smith and Beth St. Clair and Mark Morgan, (dcj Shelly Rayhurn Student Life 19 The Music Makers! Being a part of the L.H.S. mar- ching and concert bands just isn’t enough for some band members. These band members also par- ticipate in Pep Band and or Dance Band. These two groups are made up of instrumental music students who enjoy performing for- the public. The Pep Band performed for all 1. Dance Band member. Steve Maniskas stands up ready to play his solo. |bk) 2. Greg Daugherty and Doug Carr. Dance Band bass players intently watch their music, (bk) 3. Sophomore Keith Price plays cymbols for another rowdie Pep Band tune, (dc) of the home basketball games and all of the pep assemblies held throughout the year. They con- sisted of interested marching band members with the best overall scores. Mr. Dave Sellars directed the group that was very successful in bringing out the spirit in everybody. The Dance Band consisted of 20 members. All members for the Dance Band were chosen by audi- tion. Mr. Al Horsky directed the group. The group entertained the Kiwanis for Valentine's Day, per- formed for the student body in April, and held their annual con- cert in the spring. Their jazz, pop, and rock tunes were always well performed. 20 Student Life Tracy Bell Freshman and Sophomore Pep Band Members. Front Row: Paige Davis. Nancy Eckhart. Kathy McDaniel. )amie Larimer, Diane Redd. Steve McVey. Row 2: )ohn Shannon. Judy Sheets, (ohanna Goss. Kathy Bartow. Randy Leach. Row 3: Gretchen Luoma. Keith Price, Jackie Wells. Doug Carr. Row 4: Crystal Blair. Leanne Pickett. Fran Kuhn. Adie Klingenburg. Row 5: Cathy Cole. Chris Powers. Maleah Dicken. Tom Mundy. and Alan Starkey, (dc) Junior and Senior Pep Band Meml ers. Front Row: Julie Sheline. Lisa Weed. Patty Burkholder, Lynn McGuire. Cindy Dennis. Missy Walker. Row 2: Tracy VanDyke. Greg Daugherty. Bob Refeld. |ane Ann Devol, (eannie Faulkner. Row 3: Teresa Weed. Steve Floyd. Tammy Miller. |eana Jones. Ceorgene Pannetti. Row 4: Brenda Fuller. David Riley. Pam Hoffman. Lori Wallace. Becky Brown. Tammy Harbarger. Row 5: Trade Hutchison, and Shari Smathers. |dc) Tracy Bell Student Life 21 Student Council... Does It Again This year’s Student Council, ad- vised by Mrs. Loretta Helber, is composed of twenty-six members who are elected by the student body. Led by officers Tracy Bell, Eric Griggs Cindy Dennis, and Martha Edgar, the organization meets the first and third Monday of each month for the planning of dances, assemblies, and other special activities. Among the dances sponsored by Student Council were the Homecoming and Basketball Queen dances. These followed the games at which the queens had been crowned. Profits from the dances were used to pay for the queen ceremonies. Assemblies included perfor- mances by the LHS Dance Band and by the group ‘‘Sunshine Express.” At Christmas, Student Council members worked together to decorate the school to create a special holiday atmosphere. The Bloodmobile was scheduled again this year as an activity. Members assisted the nurses and attended to the donors after they had given their blood. The Annual Awards Assembly in the spring ended the year for the council by presenting awards and recognizing deserving students. Although it was difficult to get all the members together at the same time because of sports and other extra-curricular activities. the Student Council members did their best to make improvements for the school. 1. Secretary. Cindy Dennis, reads thel minutes before student council members.| (sfj 2. Council members Bryan Kilbarger.l Martha Edgar. Carrie Cook, and Don Hart-f man listen attentively to the meetings agen-l da. (sf) 3. Student Council officers-.! Secretary, Cindy Dennis; President. Tracy! Bell; Treasurer. Martha Edgar; and Vice-j President, Eric Griggs, (sf) Front Row: Beth Mong, Ethel Vanezalos. Cathy Woltz. Lori Starner. Patty Vanezalos. Row 2; Teri Hinerman, Kim Fox. Suzanne Hoy. Kathy Mullins. Debbie McNamee. Row 3: Martha Edgar. Eric Griggs. Cindy Dennis. Tony Macioci, Vinny Sinnot Row 4: Don Hartman. Kim Waid. |ackie Hein- lein, Collette Walker. Beth St. Clair. Row 5; Carrie Cook. Bryan Kilbarger, Mark Hart- man, Tracy Bell, and Phil Myers, (ds) 22 Student Life Suzanne Hoy Journalism ... Journalism 23 Logan High School seniors, under the supervision of Mrs. Chris Killoran, were responsible for the success of the 1980-81 L.H.S. newspaper known as the Chieftain. These 23 seniors worked hard to put out an issue of the Chieftain” on a regular basis. There was usually one issue per month and an issue for each holi- day during the school year. Although, in years past the “Chief- tain staff had only broken even in the sales of the paper, this year the staff made a small profit. The Chieftain was sold to the students and faculty at L.H.S. for only 25 cents a copy. Many private citizens of the Logan area also subscribed to the L.H.S. “Chieftain.” Each issue of the “Chieftain had stories and features dealing with activities, students, and issues of concern at L.H.S. Some features that appeared in the 1980-81 Chieftain were: letters to the editor, editorials, student profiles, and sports profiles. The staff used the paper not only as a means to communicate school news and opinions to the student body, faculty and community, but as a means for individual self improvement. Being a member of the 1980-81 “Chieftain” staff required respon- sibility and the willingness to work hard. Each issue of the paper was several weeks in the making and not one member of the staff was finished until the last copy of the “Chieftain” was sold. For each issue of the “Chieftain the staff had many decisions to make. They had to decide how many would be in that issue, what stories would be covered in that issue, and who would write those stories. They had to sell spots for advertisements in the paper, they had to interview and research for each story, type each story up, and fit the storiesj onto the pages of the paper. Finally the staff had to make sure that they! had done everything correctly before sending that issue of the) paper down to the Logan Daily newspaper office for printing. The! experience of being on the Chief- tain” staff was beneficial to all 1980-81 Chieftain staff members in many aspects of life. The Chieftain” staff members worked hard throughout the 1980-81 school year to make the school newspaper a success. 1. Carol Huffman advising Mrs. Killoran? |bk) 2. Another working day for Teresa Fidler. (bkj 24 Student Life Debbie May Each year, members of the year- book or Aerial staff work throughout the school year to com- pile a book of that year's student body, and their extracurricular and co-curricular activities. The 1980-81 Aerial staff was no excep- tion; they worked to make their yearbook one of the best in the history of Logan High School. Many hours were spent trying to organize the yearbook. The cover, done by Carl, Kathy and Rena York, was a culmination of ideas from all staff members and each section; as individual as it may seem, was just a part of a larger collaboration, the 1980-81 Aerial. Each section, page and story in the 1980-81 Aerial was treated with special care, each, the most im- portant and vital part of the yearbook. The purpose of the 1980-81 yearbook was to ac- curately recall the events at L.H.S.. for the school year, and to do this effectively, each staff member had to realize the im- portance of relaying stories accurately. There were 22 members on the 1980-81 Aerial staff. The members were students in grades nine through twelve, because of this and the fact that all of the staff members had dif- ferent interests, the 1980-81 Aerial staff was able to put out a more thorough and diversified yearbook. Graphic Publications ... Graphic Publications Aerial staff: front row, left to right: Debbie May. Connie Harwood. Row 2: Shelly Rayburn. Terri Fife, Debbie Hood. Debbie O’Donnel, |. B. Hoy. Row 3: Cathy Watson. Liz Murtha, Beth StClair. Suzanne Frazier. Carolyn Harwood. Row 4: Meleah Dicken, Kathy McDaniel. Kathy York. Troy Hoke. Dorel Chenoweth. Last row: Kerri King. Becky Brown, David Moore. Tracy Bell. Bill Keynes. |ds) Debbie May Student Life 25 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization which recognizes students for their involvement in activities in school and throughout the community as well as for their academic excellence. Scholarship. Leadership. Charity and Service are the qualities N.H.S. members must possess. The 1980-81 Logan Chapter of the National Honor Society is under the direction of Mr. Ed. Tucker. The members of the 1980- 81 N.H.S. are: Seniors: Anita Ben- sonhaver, Ann Boudinot, Rebecca Brown, Melanie Carter. Shelly Davis. Jane Ann Devol, Mark Edgar. Nancy Yates Edwards, Secretary; Lisa Fickel, Connie 1. Jennifer McVey during induction. |dc| 2. N.H.S. member Sarah Guda works on her assignments for Chieftain. (bk) 3. Another rough day of work for N.H.S. member Tracie Hutchison, (bk) Fraley. President; Alfonso Gay. Jr., Sarah Guda, Mark Hartman. Pam Hoffman, Carol Huffman. Tracy Hutchison, Jennifer McVey. Deb- bie May. Sharon Mosure, Jean Myers, Joy Myers, Deborah Redd, Brad Smith, Amy Toops. Ethel Vanezalos, Teresa Vermillion, Lori Wallace, Wendy Weller, Kathleen York. |uniors; Jody Carter, Diane Dollison, Vice-president; Eric Griggs, Gwen Hartlry, Suzanne Hoy, Sarah Hunsaker, Roy Maze, Elizabeth Murtha, John Nihiser. Georgene Panetti, Steve Roley, Treasurer; John Ruff. Joe Skinner, Steve Souders, James Stufflebaem. Although, in years past the in- duction of members into the Logan Chapter of the National HonoiJl Society has been at the end of the school year, the induction of newt members for the 1981-82 school year took place at the beginning of the second semester. Because of this earlier induction, the 35 new N.H.S. members will have more time to actively participate in the National Honor Society. 26 Student Life Debbie May 1981 National Honor Society inductees: Front row: Sherry Doughtery. Teresa Fidler. Kathy McDaniel. Rene Wolfe. )ill Palmer. Christy Rice. Cindy Dennis. Sheryl Hawk. Debbie Hood. Teresa Barnes. Back row: Advisor. Mr Ed Tucker. President; |unior Gay. Chuck Fidler. Ted Smith. Trisha Campl el. Debbie McClin. Kris Cline. Marianne Patton. Lisa Roop. Beth Tucker, (ackie Wells. Dan Sheets. Don Hartman. |ay Spencer. Bill Nye. Jane Williams. Matt Murtha. |dc| Debbie Mav StiKlent Life 27 Makin’ the Moves Two clubs at LHS this year mak- ing new moves and more moves were the Varsity L and the Chess Club. The Varsity L Club is com- posed of any student who has received a letter in a varsity sport. The Varsity L, advised by Greg Frauntfelter, was kept busy throughout the year with many ac- tivities. They sponsored the annual Lift-A-Thon in February, when athletes asked people to pledge any amount of money per pound the athlete lifted. Money from this event was used for weights, a new crash pad for track, and new baseball catcher's mits. The group sponsored two new events for the year. The first, held in conjunction with the American Heart Fund Association, was held the first weekend in March. For this event, members also accepted pledges from people for time jumped, either by minute or hour. The second of the two new events was a race called the Shamrock 7” road race. The race was held the weekend before St. Patrick's Day. The race was a 7 mile race held out Walnut Dowler Road. The top runners in the male and female categories each received a pair of running shoes. The Chess Club is another club at LHS who's main interest is mak- ing moves. The Chess Club was advised by Mr. Leroy Truesdell and made up of chess enthusiasts from grades 9-12. The club met on a regular basis and members com- peted against each other. Both clubs enjoyed their activities of the year. 1. Sophomores Jeff Morgan and Mitch Trucco have those sly grins on their faces again, (da) 2. Senior Varsity L member. Mike Schrader runs with the ball during pregame warmups. Student Life Tracy Bell Varsity L Club Members. Front Row: Lisa Weed. |o Vermillion, Liz Murtha. Sheryl Hawk, Cindy Den- nis, Missy Walker. Row 2: Teresa Weed, Debbie McNamee, Ann McBroom, Karla Erb, Connie Fraley, Heather Bonnorant. Row 3: Roger Thompson, Kelly Adams, Keith Geiger. Mike Schrader. Row 4: |im Oge, Brad Smith, Mark Morgan, John Ruff. Row 5: Nick March, Keith Adams. Kim Kellar, Mark Hartman, and Bruce Souders. (dc) Varsity L Club Members, Front Row: |ohn Nihiser. Doug Kitchen. Ronnie McBride. Don Brown. Tracy Shultleworth. Row 2: Steve Roley, Steve Crawford. Chris Sigler. Bill McBride. Row 3: Chuck Weed. Jeff Ogg. Donny Osborne. Bryan Walke. Row 4: Dan Hawkins. Steve White. Brent Sheets, and Brian McDonald. |dc| Tracy Bell Sludenl Life 29 tests. Hilltop also had a money making project to cover some of their expenses. Both the Art Club and the Hilltop singers had a successful year in 1980-81. Artists at Work The Art Club and the Hilltop Singers were active groups in the school, and both represented ar- tists at work throughout the year with their busy schedules. The Art Club was a new organization under the advice of Mrs. Bobbie Smith, art teacher. The club elected officers, they were; janice Miller, pres., Steve Roley, vice pres., Kim Waid. sec., Tony Hopstetter, treas., and Kathy Mohler, hist. The Art Club’s largest project was the painting of downtown store windows during the Christmas season. They also sold purple ‘‘Chieftain” bumper stickers to make money to pur- chase supplies for other projects. The Hilltop Singers under the direction of Ms. Cummings con- sisted of 14 members, they were: Ann Boudinot, Keuri King, Bobbi Doris, Mark Sampson, Wade Meyer, Carolyn Harwood. Steve Crawford, Fran Conner, Nikki Critser, Christi Rice, Missy Walker, [eannie Faulkner, John Breeze, and Jeanie Myers. Members of the Hilltop Singers performed at various assemblies, and participated in several con- 1. Kathy Mohler works on tin art project (tic) 2. Christi Rice accompanies Hilltop Singers on the piano. |dc) 3. Art club members; Front row: advisor, Ms. Smith, Maria Labradon. Sherri Reed, Sandy Smith. Tom Wheeler, and Mark Yates. Row 2: Lisa Irvine. Ellen Kreig, Kim Waid, and |anice Miller Row 3: Misti Im- boden. Kathy Mohler, and Steve Roley. Row 4: Tony Hopstetter, Wendy Martin. Tracy Shuttleworlh. and Doug |ones. |ds| Student Life Shelly Rayburn 1. Ann Boudinot and |eannie Faulkner practicing for one of Hilltops many perfor- mances. (dc| 2. Missy Walker enjoys being the drummer for the Hilltop Singers, jdc) 3. Members of the Hilltop Singers are; Front row: Bobbi Doris. Nikki Critzer. Kerri King. |eannie Faulkner, and |eanie Myers. Row 2: Missy Walker. Fran Conner. Ann Hnudinot. Carolyn Harwood. Christi Rice, and Ms. Cummings. Steve Crawford. John breeze. Mark Sampson, and Wade Meyer. Shelly Rayburn Student Life 31 French Club Members. Front Row: |an Kienzle. Jakki May. Lisha Camball. Christie Rice. Row 2: (ill Palmer. Kim Waid, Patty Vanezalos. Kathy McDaniel. Row 3: Fran Conner. Maria Anderson, advisor f Jackson. Row 4: Ann McBroom. B Roley. Scott Hutchison. Kim Kesslar. Ann Boudinot. (dc) Who's Who Among American High School Students. Front Row; Junior Gay. Denise Cullison. Lisa Fickel. Teresa Fidler. Beth St. Clair. Row 2: Terri Fife. Anita Benson- haver. Connie Fraley. Suzette Wells. Lori Wallace. Row 3: Duane Morris. John Jef- frey. R D. Woltz, Ann Boudinot. Becky’ Brown. Tammy Harbarger. Row 4 Davi Bell. Mark Hartman. Tracv Bell. Carol Hi fman. Brad Smith, and Mark Morgan |ds| 32 Student Life Tracy Bell r Awards Assembly Tracy Bell Student Life 33 Delrene Baity and Krik l.onstml living it up. |di:| 1981 FRESHMAN DANCE The Freshman Dance was the highlight of the year for the fresh- men at Logan High School. It was held on the 28th of March in the high school cafeteria, it lasted from 8:00 to 11:00. the theme was 'Lost In Love,' the colors were silver and blue and refreshments were served by several girls from the freshman class. Chuck Anthony provided the music for the dance and Darrel Smith was present to take pictures. The Freshman Dance was a cul- mination of many hours of hard work and planning. Members of the class, under the direction of Mrs. Coffman sold candy and sponsored dances to earn money for the dance. Maria Labrador designed the program that was given to all attending the dance. The Freshman Dance was a suc- cess due to the dedication of many freshmen and the support of their parents, members of the commu- nity and teachers. Mary Barrel ami Chris Stephenson slop to post! for the photographer. (dc| Another trip to the punch bowl for Kelly Hartman. |dc) Debbie May Student Life 35 Bust Those Brains For the sixth day of their week, fifty-nine LHS students in grades 9-12 awakened to compete in the annual Southeast Ohio district- state scholarship tests. Saturday, May 2 students boarded a bus to Ohio University for the challeng- ing test. The hard work and long hours of study in preparation for the tests proved to be rewarding for thirteen of these scholars as they earned a total of sixteen certificates for the school. First-year French student, Doug Carr was the most successful indi- vidual as he placed first in the dis- trict by division, third in district regardless of division, and honora- ble mention in state by division. The French 1 students, as a group, excelled as they earned a total of five certificates. Others receiving recognition were: First-year Biology Bill Nve, sixth in district by division. American History — John Nihiser and |ohn Ruff, lied for ninth in district by division. English 9 — Kathy Watts, third in district by division; Steve McVey, sixth in district by divi- sion. English 10 — Deb McLin. sec- ond in district by division; Colette Walker, fourth in district by divi- sion. French II — Christie Rice, third in district by division, and fourth in district regardless of division; jill Palmer, seventh in district by divi- sion. Spanish I — Wendy Martin, eighth in district by division. Siiicl.nl I.M'i Kii innia I tin American History and Senior Kevin Miller, and Don Hawkins. Social Studies, Left to right: Don (ti e.) Hartman, John Nihiser. John Ruff, Biology. Chemistry, and General Blair, Georgene Panetti. Row 4: Science. Front row: Andy Hun- Suzanne Hoy, Kris Kline. Bill Nye. saker. Dennis Davis. Row 2: Marita Rene Wolfe. Steve Souders. (d.c.) Crum, Eric Griggs. Row 3: Crystal Algebra I. Algebra II. and Geome- Maria Laborador, Pat Hosier. Row 3: Sally Hunsaker, Dan Hawkins, try. Front row: Rose Hesser, 2: Maria Anderson. Rick Gable, Ted Smith, (d.c.) Sharon Mosure, Sandy Kuhn, Glen Coleman. Mike Braach. Row Suzanne Hoy Student Life 37 38 Student Life Suzanne Hoy Super Scholars English 9 and English 10, Left to Karin McGreevy, Kathy Watts, Mary Marck. (d.c.) right: Lori Stallsmith, Deb McLin, English 11 and English 12. Front Scott Hutchison. Row 2: |eanie row: Jan Kienzle, Brent Sheets, Myers. Angie Glenn, (d.c.) Suuinni! Hoy Student Life 39 Senior Banquet 1981 On May 8th, 1981. the junior class sponsored the annual senior banquet, which was held at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge. The program began with an invocation by Mark Hartman. After enjoying a delicious meal all those attending were welcomed by John Nihiser. junior class president. A remem- berable response was given by Kelly Adams followed with Fran Connor reading the class will. The seniors took a trip down memory lane as Sharon Mosure told the class history. After a trip into the past, the class zoomed into the future with Marianne Patton read- ing the class prophecy. Coming back into the present Teresa Fidler delivered the class poem. Delight- ful sounds filled the room as the Hilltop Singers provided the enter- tainment for the occasion. The eve- ning came to an end as Junior Gay read the benediction. Kti i mr [ 40 Student Life Carolyn Il.irwood 1. Fourth honor student Marianne Patton smiles as she reads the class prophecy, (d.c.) 2. 105 seniors, fac- ulty. and administration enjoy lis- tening to the Hilltop Singers at the banquet, (d.c.) 3. Senior Kelly Adams shares a farewell kiss with Mrs. Johnston (d.c.) 4. Senior Laura Harwood carries away momentoes from the banquet, (d.c.) 5. Compar- ing legs seems to be an exciting part of the evening for Bridget Bal- linger. Mark Hartman. Beth St. Clair. Tracy Bell. Carol Huffman, and Ann Boudinot. (d.c.) Coral Chemoneth Student Life 41 Jr.-Sr. Prom 1981 The Logan Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at the Hocking Lodge, was a near perfect event. The cool spring night with its lack of precipitation set the scene. The theme was Keep On Lovin’ You by REO Speedwagon, and the colors were lavender and sil- ver. Both the theme and colors were selected by the seniors. Free and Easy:, a local band. provided the music for the eve- ning. Although the seniors chose the theme and colors, the Juniors also had their share of responsibility. They were responsible for all of the planning and hard work which combined to make the Prom a suc- cess. The annual Post Prom was held in the cafeteria. 1. Junior Jakki Sparks. 2. Free and Easy. 3. Seniors Ethel Vanezalos and Roger Thompson. 4. Senior Bonnie Rhodes and her date. 5. Seniors Tina Petrella and Kelly Adams. 6. A forgotten nosegay. 7. Junior Kerri King and Senior Jeff North 8. Juniors Lora Lanning and Scott Hutchison with Jackie Jones and her date. 42 Student Life Shelly Rayburn 1. Seniors Lisa Fickel and Don Hartman. 2. Senior Debbie Redd and her date. 3. Senior Letha Berry and junior Roy Maze. 4. Chaper- ones Mr. Labb and Mr. Rousch. 5. juniors Becky Roley and Vinny Sinnott. 6. Seniors Missy Walker and Kevin Eberst. 7. juniors Jan Keinzlie and jay Spencer. 8. junior Steve Roley 9. Hocking Hills Din- ing Lodge. 10. juniors John Nihiser and Sara Magle. 44 Slucb-nl l.ifc Shrlly Rayburn Graduation 1981 46 Student Life Kerri King Page 46 Picture ft I Logan High School Graduating class of 1981 (dc| Hz Bruce Souders receiving his diploma from Mr. Walsh. (dc| Hz Junior Gay giving the benediction (dc) Page 47 HI Lisa Fickel giving the Class Address, (dc) Hz William Beatty is just thrilled out of his mind, (dc) Hz Practice was long and hard but well worth it. |dc| Kerri King Student Life 47 Graduation 1981 48 Student Life Kerri King Dance Band: Front Row: Lori Wallace. Tammy Miller. Steve Maniskas. Georgene Panetti. Pam Hoffman. Row 2: Cathy Cole. Maleah Dicken. Nancy Echart. Tom Mundy. Row’ 3: Patty Burkholder. |ulie Sheline. Kathy Bartow. Jane Ann Devol. Jeff North. Row 4: Jamie Larimer. Doug Carr. Greg Daughters . Becky Brown. Tracy Bell. In The Know: Front Row: Steve Souders. Mark Hartman. Lora |ones. Scott Hutchinson. Back Row: John Ruff. Mr. George Tipton. Robert Refeld. Troy Hoke. Suzanne Frazier Student Life 49 Chieftain Staff: Front Row: Suzanne Frazier. Beth St. Clair. Tina Petrella. Robin Green. Teri Petrella, Sarah Guda. Row 2: Fran Connor. Jane Ann Devol. |eannie Faulkner. Julie Lindsay. Teresa Fidler. Row 3: Sheryl Hawk. Denise Cullison Row 4: Bridget Ballinger. Pam Hof- fman. Carol Huffman. Mike Grove. Row 5: Steve Maniskas. Kim Kellar. Mark VanVoorhis, Troy Hoke. Tim Culp. (ds| Key Club: Front Row. Doug Kitchen. John Nihiser. Mike Schrader. Row 2: R. D. Woltz. Mike Stewart. Junior Gay. John Jeffrey. Row 3 Mark Hartman. Dave Berry. Mr. George Tipton. Brad Smith. 50 Student Life Suzanne Frazier. Troy Hoke French Club: Front Row; Kim Waid. Row 2; (akki May. Fran Conner. Patty Vanezalos. Maria Anderson Row 3; Ann Boudinot. Christie Rice. Row 4; Kathy McDaniel, fill Palmer Row 5; Carl Wolf, (ds) FHA: Front Row; Thresa Thompson. Cheryl Breeze. Sheila Carper. Row 2; Jennifer Taylor. Den ice Keels. Rena Myers. Theresa West. Row 3; April Taylor. Jody Kline. Crystal Anderson. Carol Howdyshell. Row 4: Christy Cox. Edith Stilson. Cathy Smith. Nikki Sheets. Row i; Bobby' Miller. Janice Miller, Shelley Cummins. Barb Wolf. Row 6; Sandy Carper. Cathy Devol and Charlie Collins, (ds) Troy Hoke. Tracy Bell Student Life 51 National Honor Society: Front row; Suzanne Hoy. Dthel Vanezalos. )oy Myers. Diane Dollison. |ean Myers. |ennifer McVey. Debbie May. Row 2; Sharon Mosure. junior Gay. Sarah Guda. Shelley Davis. Trade Hutchinson. Row 3: Lisa Fickle. John Ruff. Liz Murtha. Eric Griggs, Nancy Edwards. Row 4; Becky Brown. Georgene Panetti. |ane Ann Devol. Ann Boudinot. Anita Bensonhaver. Row 5; John Nihiser. Pam Hoffman. Connie Fraley. Steve Souders. Lori Wallace. Row 6; |oe Skinner. Carol Huffman. Mark Hartman, and Debbie Redd, (ds) 1. Senior NHS Member Carol Huffman smiles for her picture. 2. Senior Kathy York shows joy after a hard day at shcool. (th| 52 Student Life Tracy Bell. Troy Hoke Choir: Front Row: Martha Grant. Heather Johnson. Renee Kinne, Tammy Smith. Christie Rice. Mary' Barrell. Bev Huffines. Row 2: Steve Crawford. Marsha McIntosh. Susan Lantz. Annette Trimmer. Maria Labrador. Doug Vermillion. Row 3: Crystal Anderson. Bobbie Doris. Michelle Peck. Nikki Critzer. Carl Wolf. Cathy Watts. Row 4: Sandy Smith. Karen McGreevy, Carolyn Harwood. |ill Ashcraft. Tammy Baily. Kelly Patton Row 5: Loraine Cibson. (eannie Myers. Susan Six. Sarah Guda. |oy Myers, Debbie O’Donnell. Kim Fox. Row 6: Wade Meyer. |akki May. Kerri King. Ann Boudinot, Jeannie Faulkner. Fran Connor. Joan Watts. |ds| Troy Hoke. Suzanne Frazier Student Life 53 Office Aids: Front Row; Teri Petrella. Liz Gloyd, Tina Petrella, Bill Keynes. Trudy Sinnot. Debbie May. Jackie Sparks. Row 2: Joanna Ver- million. Darla VanDyke. Teri Hinerman. Kelly Adams. Shelly Rayburn. Tricia Riggs. Shelley Cummins. Robin Green. Row 3; John Nihiser, Donna Bell. Michelle McManaway. Diane Dollison. John Jeffrey. Mike Schrader. Jean Myers, Tonya Beck. Row 4; Jeff Riggs, Letha Berry. Nancy Edwards. Becky Hedges. Bridget Ballinger. Suzanne Frazier. Denise Cullison. Beth St. Clair. Row 5; Teresa Fidler, Becky Kesller. Sheryl Hawk. Jennifer Stimmel. Shari Smathers, Marcie Bowers. Suzette Wells. Joan Nelson. Row 6; Lisa Fickel. Laura Harwood. Cindy Dennis. Tracy Bell. Tracy Lindsey. Jackie Heiniein. Carol Howdyshell. Julie Lindsay. Row 7; Donna Bell. Ann Boudinot. Liz Murtha. Missy Walker. Keith Adams. Carol Huffman. Mark Hartman. Kerri King, and Carla Peck, (dsj 1. One of Dick Erb's office ladies Teresa Fidler Smiles while running errands, (thj 2. Carol Howdyshell. Senior High Office worker relaxes for a while, (th) 54 Student Life Troy Hoke. Tracy Bell Section Bu : Trqu HoKe I nit? TRRc Beii Suznnne pRRzieR Kerri King. Kathy York Senior Division 53 ? |OHN ACORI) Ocl 1: Rwl; Carpenters or studs Cl Tr«i Tri-C - 11.12.VICA KEITH ADAMS April 5; Purple. An ounce of prrfoniwnw is worth .i pound of im.ige Cl Treas 10. Foot- ball 9. 10.11.12. HRA - 10.11.12. (Hf Akl 12. Tri-C Elec rtnmics 11 KELLY DOUGLAS ADAMS Kel; April 5; Red. Love is Tins Petrella B. vkill 10. 11.12. B..skHlwll . 10. BoysSl — 11. Cl Pres 11. 12. Foothull - •. 10. 11. Co- Capl 12. Si Council 11. Varsity L - 10. 11. Treii - 12. Off Akl - 12 1 Nancy Edwards gives us a smile |dc| 2 Tina Petrella. Kim Kellar. Teri Petrella. and Sheryl llawk show off their unusual hats. |dc| 56 Seniors Beth Si. Clair CHARLES ANDERSON Butch. July 18: Green; Ride to live, live to ride FFA 81 Advisor . 10.11. Ciolf - . 10 MARIA ANDERSON I)nc 4. Lavender. ‘I have never lei my schooling interfere with my education Mark Twain French Club - 9, 11. 12. Pep Club — . 10. 11. History Scholarship Team — 11. Lab Assist — IX MICHELLE ANDREWS Shell Aug 14 Blue Realty! Off Aid - 9. Pep Club — 9.10. Gym Assist — 12. BRIDGET ANNETTE BALLINGER Bridge. Aug -10. Green. “(Jo for H!“ Chieftain 12. French Club • 9. 10. Office Aid 9. 10. 11. IX Pep Chill 9. 10. 11. IX Track 9. Ball Girl 12 THERESA BARNES Tree; |une 15; Brown. Glad to see you could make il! Business Club — 11. IX Cl. Treas Tri- C. — 11. IX Office Aid - 9. St Council Sec Tri- C. — 12. Upward Bound -11.12. LAURA BARROW Charlie; Sept 19; Purple. Respect, everyone else's space Pep Club - 9. 10. 11. 12. Who s Who — 11. Upward Bound. Algebra. Biology Scholarship teams WILLIAM BEATTY CARL BECKELHEIMER DAVID C. BELL Big O : April 25; Tan; Enjoy yourself — it's later than you think! Baskethall - 9. 10. 11. IX Football - 9. Golf - 10. Key Club - 10. 11. IX Track - 10. 11. IX Varsity L - 10. 11. 12. Who's Who -11 BHh Si Cliiir Srnitirs J ' JERRY BELL May 16; Green; Do unto others as they do unto you Football 9. HRA - 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Club — 9.10. Track - 9.10 our fives comes to an TRACY | BELL Trace. July 12; Grey; 'To die and part is a less evil; To part and live, there, there's the torment Aerial - 11. 12. Band - 9. 10. 11. 12. Cl. Sec - 9. St Council - 10. 11. V Pres , 12 Pres . Dance Band - 10. 11. 12. Show Band - 10. 11. 12. Of- fice Aid - 10.11.12. Who's Who 11 I ANITA BENSONHAVER June 14. Turquoise. If you love something, set it free If it comes hack, it’s yours, if not. it never really was Choir — 9. 10. French Club — 9. 10. NHS - 10. 11. 12. Who s Who - 11. Musical - 10. Scholarship teams — 9.10.11.12. DAVE BERRY BRIAN BESSEY B-Bop. April 28; Yellow. Some minds are like concrete, all mixed up and permanently set Baseball - 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball - 9. 10. 11. 12. HRA 9. 10. 11. 12, Key Club - 10. 11. 12. History Scholarship Team — 11. Varsity L — 9. 10.11.12. FRANKIE BLOSSER JODY BLOSSER Jo. |uly 21; Blue: Later, much. Tri-County — 11. 12. VICA — (hand calculator contest! HEATHER BONNERANT ANN BOUDINOT Nov. 13; Cornflower blue; 'Tomorrow belongs to me. Choir — 9. 10. 11. 12. French Club — 9. 10. 11. 12. Musical 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Club 9. 10. 11. NHS - 10. 11. 12. Scholarship Teams 9. 10. Hilltop Singer — 9. 10.11.12. 58 Seniors Debbie May JOHN BREEZE A| ril 17; Blue; Real friendship never dies, jusi grows stronger. Choir — 10. 11. 12, French Club 9. Musical ■ 11.12. Hilltop Singer 12. 1 Mona Knight hard at work |th| 2. Marta Anderson in one of her hap|n moods (lh| MARGIE ANN BOWERS Moosie. Sept 8. Green; Those who hold onto broken dreams often gel cut by their sharp edges Office Aid — 11. 12. Pep Club — 9. 10. 11. 12. Spanish Club — 10. Ballgirl 12 RICK BOWERSOCK Dec. 23: Blue. They remember what you do Wrong, but forget what you did Right Cross Country 10.11. Pep Club — 11.12. Track — 10. 11. Varsity’L— 10.11. Debbie May Seniors 59 MARLA BROWN Shorl Stuff; Sept 1. Red. What si.ui .it liottom must end up at top some day and I finally made Hr FFA - 11 V Pres.. FHA - 9. 10. Spanish Club — 10. Tri-County MELANIE ANN CARTER Mel. Dec 5; Purple; Nobody understands the mind of a genius? Girls' St Ah — 11. NHS — 10. 11.12. Sr Stu Council Rep 12. Tri-County 11. 12. Acct. Comp . OKA 11.12. J new one opens up to uS. DAVE ALAN CANTER |an 13. Blue. You can never change things from the past, hut you can change the future. Football — 9. FFA - 9. 10.11.12. BECKY BROWN Bert. |une 6. Blue. What to do. what to do. what do!? Aerial — 12. Band — 9. 10. 11. 12. Dance Band — 11. 12. Pep Bum! - 9. 10. 11. 12. Show Band — 11. 12. French Club - 9. 10. 11. NHS 10. 11.12. Who's Who--11. Scholarship Team — 10 ANGIE CARPENTER Little Orphan Angie; Dec 28; Blue; I can do all things through Christ which strengthen me! (Phil 4.13| Tri-County - 11.12. KAREN BREEZE Lazor Up . Spongy. April 4. Rad; The more the better FFA — 11.12. Sec Tri-County — 11.12. SHEILA ANN CHESSER Tink. Dec 7; Green. Walk carefully among my dreams, for they are small and easily crushed Bus Club 11. 12; Fr Chib - 9; Off Asst 9; Pep Club -9.10.11.12. JOHN CO A K LEY Bu; April 14. Red. Buzz Tri-County Mach Trades. SHEILA FRANCES CONNOR Fran. Aug 13. Peacock Blue, (adtir 10. 11. 12. Musical 10. 11. Pep Club 9. 11; Fr Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Hilltop 11. 12. Chieftain — Opin. M |j Seniors Troy Hoke 1 Rick Snedgegur enjoym Single Living |lh| 2. Deni e Ciillivm Imsy .it wort on the Chiefluin |lh| ROGER COX R« :k. April IS; Puri ! . It's .• grand illusion TODD COZAD Skunk heli 1 I HI.m k. Tri-C« unt Vk AMY COOK Aimli-vi. Od 18; lavender. Life cun lie understood by looking Ink ;kw.ird Imi II must In lived liy looking l(iw.inl Cheerleader 10, II, Choir 9. 10. 11. (HI Asst 10. 12. hr Club 9. 10. Pep Clllli 9. 10. 11. 12. Miisn.iI 9. 10. It Troy Hoke Seniors 61 7 cl is ioncf, the mountains ate high, and the wind u roa TAMMY IRAN CROTHERS S |«4 17: Hlii . TrMamnty 11. 12. IN )K ()KA JERRY CULBERTSON Aiik 29; Red: If something can K wrong it will DENISE CULLISON Dennis. Se| l 5; Blue; Go Fur It Chieftain 12. Office Aide 11. 12. Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Tennis 9.10 11.12 1 Scientifically. Dick Ogle .studies Sfiecimens. |th| 2. I In.ihle to go on. Fr.in Connor takes a rest on the stairs. |th| 62 Seniors Beth Si. Clair ANNETTE CUNNINGHAM A-nH Auk 29; Blutt; “(Jive me .1 Onny” Tri- Oainty II. 12.OKA It. 12. Volleyball. MARK DAVIS JANE ANN DEVOL |«nd; May 17. Hllli . “lasiming I love yourself is •he definition uf change Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Chieftain 12. daflce Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Frttni hCliih 9. 10. II. NIIS 11. 12. Pep and Show Kind 9.10.11.12. DEBBIE DAUBENMIRE I unci 18. Blue: Tim ? is like a snowflake. it's gone liefore mi know whal It) do with it Tri-County 11. 12. Cl Secretary 12.OKA 11,12. BOK - 11.12 RICK DAVIS Bik Rnl. Se| II; Red. Only the die young. CATHY DEVOL Tnas. April 9; Pink. Tho m st beautiful K ft we can give H ich other is the truth. FHA 9.10.11. 12. ()ffice Aid 10. Pep Club — 12. CLARK DAVIS |uly 25. Re l CYNTHIA LEANN DENNIS Cindy. |un 20. Pink. This | i| er may crumble, this ink somtslay fade. Ini! never the memories of friends I have made Si Council — 12. Kind 9. 10.11.12. Kiskelliall - 9. 10. 11.12. Track - 9. 10. 11.12. CURTIS DICKEN Curt: |an 17; |e! Black; Tri-County seniors are the best Tri-County 11.12. Beth St. Clair Seniors 63 H4 Seniors Troy llokt SHERRY DOUGHERTY Blondie. Sept 30. Drown. Band 10. Ikince Band o. 10. in. SnfllMlI in. Tri-County 11.12. OKA II.DKCA 12. KEVIN EBERST |une 14; Bhitt; Never Say Never Ohm atunlry H. io. 11. 12. Pep I:hih 11. 12. Track 0. in. II. 12. VanUty I. 11.12. MARK W EDGAR Ot:l 13; Hill “(airvellc: llv true American S|Nir1w .tr Pi-p Cluli !l. 10. II. 12. NIIS II. 12. Who Wh«t 12. Media Center — 11. (Ihieflam FinMImII V1.im .i1 12 - I' I TAMMY EMERSON Wack IW 30 Oreen. lW«-ll| Pep Club . 10. 11. Ctwerleader 9. 10. 11 SANDRA L. EVANS Sandy P«h 7 Yellow. Wel-I-I. Little Kid Tri- County seniors art the liest Pep Cluli 9. 10. Tri-C II. 12. OR. A 11.12 TINA MARIE EVANS S ?| i 9: (Irtvi); ’Ya Know Rasketliall 9. Buxine Cluli 12. dioir 10. Cl Officer — 10 HIA 10. Track 9. VoUeyhull 9 10.11 JEAN ANN FAULKNER |i .innir; |uK 8. Sky Blue; Fortify life liy many friendships To love an l lie loved is the greatest happinexs of existence Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Chieftain 12. Choir 11. 12. Cl Treas — 12. Dance Bant! 11. Si. (atuncil 9. 10. II. LISA SUE FICKEL l.iau; |une 23: Tunjuoise; 'Take lime along life's way !«• pill a smile in wimeone's day Choir — 9. 10. Ciris' St II. Off Aki 12. NIIS 11.12. Algelira Schol Team 9. Ceomotry Schol Team 10. Chemistry Schol Team 11. Who’s Who 11.12 Troy Hoke Seniors 65 as time passes, we wiff overcome these obstacles. TERESA LYNN FIDLER Dimples; Dec 14: Yellow; ‘Smile! Cheftain 12. French Club — 11. Off Assl. — 11. 12. Algebra Sch. Team — 9. Who's Who — 11.12. TERRI FIFE |an 14; Blue; Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow live today Aerial — 11. 12. Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Algebra Schol Team - Tennis — 11.12. Pep Band - 10. Who's Who — 12 SONJA FISHER Wildfire; Oct 13; Blue; “Ya Buddy MIKE FLOWERS Nov. 28; Blue: Band - 9. 10. 11. Dance Band — 11. CONNIE FRALEY Sept. 3; Blue; Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live for today. French Club - 9. 10. 11. Pres - 11. NHS - 11. 12. Pep Club - 9. 10. 11. 12. English Sch - 11. 12. Volleyball - 10. It. 12. RHONDA S. FRALEY SUZANNE MARIE FRAZIER Suz: Sept. 25; Burgundy. Knowledge is gained by learning, truth by | tience. trust by doubt, and love by love. Aerial — 10. 11.12. Chieftain — 12. Office Asst - 9. 10. 11.12. Pep Club - 9. 10. 11. Track -9. TIM FRAZIER March 31. Blue MELODY FULLER Melvin; Nov. 16; Blue; Ya‘ Know. Basketball — 9. Chieftain - 12. Off Asst - 9. 10. 11. Pep Club — 9. 10. 11. 12. St Council - 9. Volleyball - 9. 10. 11. 12. Volley ball Co-Capt - 12. Varsity L - 10.11.12. 66 Seniors Carol Huffman ALFONSO GAY |R M.irth 21: Bln -: Football 9. 12. Coif 10. K ?y Club - 11. 12. Tivas - II. NH8 10. 11. 12. Vbt Pro . — 11. Prt 12, Chi-inwlry K :h. 11. Tr.ick 9. 10. 11.12. V.iniity I. 9. 10. H. 12 DIANE GILL April 19; Own; Pep Club 9. Tri-County 11. 12.BOE - 11.12. OKA - 11.12. SHERRI GEIL Jan 21: Blue; Tri-County - 11. 12.4-H Carol Huffman Seniors 67 BRIAN GLAZE Rowdy. Aiik I®-. Purple and White; do f« r it. get it. and have fun with it” Tri-dountv 11. 12. Vic ANGELA B. GLENN Aggie. One 8; Lavender. Life can only he understood Ikickward. hut it must he lived for- ward Band 9. in. 11. 12. Pep Rand 10. 12. Sch Team 9. 10. French dluh 11. 12. IULIE ANN GRIM |une 2«; Purple; If you love something set it free, if it comes Iwck to you it’s yours. If it doesn't it never was Tri-County 11. 12. Softhull — 10. Off Asst 9. 10 TIM GOSS MIGHAEL E. GROVE Mike. |une 9; Green. You gotta he kidding me' Foot hall 9. 10. 11. 12. Tennis - 11. 12. Pep Chib 9. 10. Chieftain 12. Varsity L — 12. Track 9. 10. Raskeltull - 9 LAURA HACKNEY April 11; Yellow; Band — 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Majorette — 11. 12. St. Council — 9. 10. 11 (secretary!. Sch Team — 9. 10. 11. French Club - 11. Pep Club 9.10.11.12. ELIZABETH GLOYD |UDY ANN GRINSTEAI) Mar. 29; Baby blue; I love him and he loves me. together we will always be Tri-County 11. 12 TAMMY HARBARGER Sept 26; Yellow; A friend is someone who knows you and loves you in spite of yourself. Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Mapirette - 12. Who s Who - 12. French Club — 11. Pep Club — 9.10. 68 Seniors Troy Hoke SANDRA). HARDEN Sanitl. I - . 22; Blu ; Tri-County 11. 12. Vica. St Counril 11 KKRRY HARDMAN DONAI.D EUGENE HARTMAN Don. Mar 24. Blur; This is trur Trnnis 11. 12. St Count 11 9. 10. 11. 12. Haskrthall 9. 10. 11. 12. |m.inaKrr|. Spanish Club 10. 11. Pop Club 9. 10.11. 12. Sch Tram 10. 11 1. At band camp, senior David Riley tries to keep his clothes together, (be) 2. Knowing Mark Hartman can be hazardous to one's health, (th) Troy Hoke S ?niors «9 uS wi a mart? in L tl,i S war 1. On leave from the guidance Office, senior Tracy Shuttleworth roams the halls, th 2. Senior Tracy Lindsey loves to have his picture taken, km MARK HARTMAN Erode: Fob. 23; Blue; Women, can't live with Ihem. can ! live without them Who's Who - 12. NHS 10. 11. 12. In the Know 9.10.11,12, Key Club — 10. 11 |pres I. Baseball - 9. 10. 11. Stu Council — 12. Sch Team — 10.11 CRYSTAL HAMPSHIRE Chris. Mar 21; Purple: Tri-County — 11. 12. OEA — 11.12. Choir - 9.10. Pep Club - 9. LAURA HARWOOD Sept 19; Brown; A friend is someone who ac- cepts you as you are. not as they want you to be Office Asst - 12. Pep Club - 9. 10.11.12. 70 Seniors Suzanne Frazier SHERYL LYNELLHAWK Oct 2B Blue; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Chieftain 12. Office Asst 11. 12. P | Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Softball 9. 10. 11. 12. Volleyball - II. Var- sity L - 12 TROY E. HOKE Hodi; |uly 2; Maroon: Party7 Who throws a good party '! Tennis - 9. 10. 11. 12. Class Off - 11 (vice-i res.|. Off Asst 10. 11. 12. Aerial — 11. 12. Chieftain - 12. Wrestling — 9. 10. 11. THAD HOLMES Nov 23. Gold: Bum Deal Band 9. 10. Dance Band 9. 10. Pep Band 9. Tri-Countv - 11. 12. MICHEAL R HENDERSON May 18; Blue. Tri-County 11.12, Vica 11.12. Stu Council - 11.12. PAM HOFFMAN Marlene: Sept. 12: Blue; The sky is the limit, so reach for the stars Dance Band 10. 11. 12. Pep Band — 9. 10. 11. 12. Show Band - 10. 11. 12. NMS — 10. 11. 12. Chieftain 12. Band 9.10. 11.12 |vice pres.j. Sch. Team - 10.11. DARLENE HOUSMAN Sept. 9; Black: Far out. Tri-County — 11.12. JAY HENRY Oct. 8; Blue; Always tip your hat to authority but never remove it. MARILYN HOLLON Bambi: Sept 18: Blue. Fr Club — 9. Upward Bound -10. CAROL J. HOWDYSHELL Aug 7; Blue; Love wasn't put in your heart to stay, love isn't love till you give it away. FHA — 11. 12 Ipres I. Business Chib - 11.12. Office Asat — 11.12. Pep Club - 9. 10.11.12 Suzanne Frazier Seniors 71 _Sante o fit eSe ma ROBYN HUDNELL CAROL HUFFMAN |un« IS; ( k.inp- 'Wh.il .1 .i li ' kisk.lk.il . 1« I'.hnfUin Kitilur I- NIIS IO. II. 12. S Tim in H. Tr«H k 9. 1«. 12. Vnlk' kill h. in II. 12. Who' Whil II DIXIE HUFFMAN I Hl.-i M.i 21. Iil« v H11 k ilfm ” liiixm.-Ns CM II. l2.Ti-.nh.fi. At.1. T |« l he higher or deeper than others, 1. Mark Morgan hard at work on his ad- vanced math. |dc) 2. Nita Lunsford enjoying pizza cooked in Singles’ Living. (dc| 72 Seniors Beth St. Clair GARY HUGGINS Beak; April 2. Red TRACIE LYNNE HUTCHISON Bo-Bo Sr.; Yellow; ‘To everything there is a season; and a time to every purpose under the heaven Band 9. 10. 11. 12. NHS — 12. Pep Band — 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Chib - 9. 10. Track - 9 I Ipward Bound 11.12. SCOTT INGRAM Hong Kong; April 25; Red; Baseball. Basketball. Golf. Pep Club. Tri-County. VICA LAURA IARVIS Se| t 11: Blur. Tb w ya gonna act? Tri-County 11. 12. Volley kill. OKA 11. 12. Sr Accnun- ling l n s |OHN JEFFREY Aug 6; Blue. Soph Class Officer — Pres Cross Country 9. 10. 11.12. Key Club - 11.12. Office Aide 9. 12. St Council 10. 11. 12. Tennis 11. 12. Track - 9. 10. Varsity L 9. 10. 11. 12. Who s Who - 11. Wrestling - 9 BETSY JENKINS Feb 18; Blue: Choir — 9. 10. 11. 12. French Club - 9. 10. 11. 12. Musical - 9. 10. 11. 12. Who s Who - 11. Hilltop Singers - 9.10.11.12. DENISE KEELS Bubbles, |.m 25. Blue. May something you wish for come true FH A 11. 12. Pep Club 12 GAYLE KLINE |ody; |un 10. Green; For sure. Gym Aide — 11. 12 TONY KNECE Beth St. Clair Seniors 73 m JOSHEPH ALLEN LITTLE Sept If: Black: Tri-County - 11.12 jet they will all exist, no mu tter how Small or ED LANGFORD May 16; Black; Tri-County — 11.12. Vica. DAVID L. KORNMILLER Nov 16; Komy; Red; Aim to be careful and be careful where you aim; Baseball — 9. 10. Football — . 10. Pep Club - 9.10. Tri-County - 11.12 TRACY LINDSEY Au 5; Blue; Don’t touch me there. I'm the shy type; Class Officer — 10, Vice Preisdent. Cross Country - 10. 12. Key Club 12. Office Assis- tant - 9. 10.12. Tennis — 12. Track - 9.10 BARB LONG March 21; Green; Oh my dod: Freshman Class President. Office Assistant — 9. Pep Club — 9. 10 JODY LINDSEY Dec. 20: jo; Blue: No way ha ba; Tri-County — 11. 12. OEA — 11.12. LEE ANN LEMON Sept 4; Purple. Business Club — 11. 12. Office Assistant — 11.12. Pep Club — 12. JOHN LINTON |uly 25. Blue. Baseball - 9. Football - 10. 11. 12. Pep Club - 10. 11. 12. Tennis tl. Track 10. Varsity L - 11.12. Who s Who - 12. JENNIFER LYNN MCVEY Nov. 5; lavender; True Happiness consists not in the multitude of friends but in their worth and choice. Band — 9.10.11.12. French Club — 9.10. 11.12. NHS - 11.12 74 St niors C.iml Huffman 1. Looking sweet and innocent is |oy Myers, (th.) 2. On the other hand. )ean Myers seems to be getting into all kinds of trouble, (t.h.l BLANE MADDOX July 17; Pedro; Purple: I've just begun lo fight; Basketkill 9.10.11.12 a BOB MALONE June 9. Blue and Red; Later on yard; Tri-County - 11.12. Vica |EFF MALONE July 22; Red; If you can t take it. pack it up; Tri- County - II. 12. DPMA. OBA - II. Carol Huffman Seniors 75 NICK MARCK Ail 17. Red. Ki Mill kill 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity I. 12.SchTeam 1. Science Club 11.12 ROBERTA MILLER Boblii; April 3; Purple; May everythin you wish for come Ime FHA — 11. 12. Pep Club — 9. 10. 11.12. Spanish Club 10 JIM MATHIAS Beast. April 10; Blue Tri County 11. 12. Hilltop 10. Musical 10. Choir 9. in JENNIFER MOHLER Oct. 7. Blue. Much Liter. Bummer Tri-County 11.12.FFA - 11.12 even a 5 we (ooh forward to the futu DEBORAH C MAY April 20. Red. Love is loves reward Aerial — 12. Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. Cymnastics 9. 10. 11. Off Ami 10. 11. 12. NHS 10. 11. 12. Pep Club - 9. 10. 11. 12 STEVE MANISKAS ALAN MASON GEORGE MATTHEW MARA Mall. |uly 28. Red. He who does not make mistakes does not do anythin , so ban in there Basketkdl - 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 10. 11. 12. Golf 10. Key Club 10. 11. Varsity I. 11. 12. I IRA 10. 11. 12. Pep Club 10.11 MARK MASTELLER July- 5. Blue; Chl.HS 10.11.12 (camera}. 76 Seniors Trov Hoke MARCUS G. MORGAN Ol i A. HIIX FinAImII 9. 10. II. 12. BhkIiHImII — 9. 10 II. V.iniilv I. 10. 11. (prrs |. 12. Hoy ' Still II. Who's Whti 12 SHARON MOSURE A| ril H. Conilr.in. Kollo «very minima till you find your ilrv.im NHS 11. 12. Sch Tisim 9. 10. II. 12. Sfmniah Oltili 10. II. 12. Who Whn in ( hi r hWrifcn Uihk 11 |EAN ANN MYERS |i'iinir. K h 2. HIihv I uin ilu .ill thing . through Ohrirt which strcngthi-urth m«- |l hili|t|iin.i 4 I3| Choir 9. 10. II. 12. Minfcal 9. 10. 11. OH 11. 12. NHS 10. 11 |s« c I. 12. Ililhn|i 9. 10. 11. 12.('.irbt St.ili II 1. Enjoying a free period in the library. John Breeze. Ashley Inboden. and Rick Cook “study magazines, bk 2. Dave Barrell enjoys the antics of LHS own Laurel and Hardy. Mr. Heath and |ohn Jeffrey, th Troy Hoke Seniors 77 o in (j j t i, rts memories nreciouS ur ea ut mi r m IIS. DONNA NICHOLS July 17. Blot : Tri-Counly 11. 12. KA 11. 12. Choir — 10 1. By the look on Liz Gloyd’s face, it’s easy to see she loves Singles Living, dc 2. Presenting Rick Snedegar. master chef! dc RENA MYERS M.i 5; Oreen. A robin's son .1 sunny day chiT«h«l friend Memories H.i| - pmevt is .ill of these FHA 12 (news re|mrlitr|. Pep Club 11.12 (OY ANNETTE MYERS Fell 2; Omen: Cisfinit .ill your cum ii|H n him. for he uiMh for you. I Peter 5:7 NIIS 10. 1| |lre.is I. 12. Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. Sch Timm 9. 10. Off Aasl 11. Mnsk.il 9. 10. Hilltop 9. 10 78 Seniors Suzanne Frazier JEFF NORTH R41I. |uly 26; Miir. 8pant mi laird Kind — 9. III. II. ||r rep). 12 |pres|. Dance Kind 9. 10. II. 12. Show Kind II. 12. Cong Show Kind - 10. II. DICK OGLE Farm floy; S« |i« 20; Brown. If reality is a dream, then what the are we doing here! FFA 9. 10. II. 12. FootUill 9. 11. 12. Kiseliull 9. 10. Pep Chili 9. 10. II CARLA PECK Aiik 2. Him . It's mil the length of Ihe trip or the size of I he ship. I Mil the motion of the «Miean lhal i-unnls Library Aide 9. 10. 11. 12. BEATRICE NOWICKI Ben; |une 21. Blue MARIANNE PATTON Nov 2. Brown. Business Club - 11. 12. Pep Club 12. Teachers Able - 12. S|tamsh Club — 10 THERESA ANNA PETR ELLA Teri. Aug 5- Burgundy; laive will blossom anywhere, as long as someone's there lo care. Off Assl 10. 11 12. Business Club 12 ftreas |. Chieftain 12. Tennis -11.12. jlMOGG |un« 21; Brown. Football — 9. 10. 11. 12. Kiseball - 9. 10. Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity L - 10. 11.12. Key Chib 9.10 KAREN PAXTON Frenchy. May 11. Blue. Oh No' Off Asst — 9. 10. Tri-Goonty —11.12. TINA MARIE PETRELLA Teen; Aug 5; Burgundy. Life is so short, so live while you have the chance; for it muy mg he there someday Off Asst 10. 11. 12. Business Club — 12. Class Off — 12 (seel Chieftain — 12. Tennis - 11.12. Suzanne Frazier Seniors 79 KEITH POLING Rn inl; |unr 13; R«il; “He wh« hus mil the Lint in hi heart ha nothing! IM.iyors Cuikl 11. S|Mni. (h ('.lull Hi. Tri-County I1.12.VICA ff TERESA RAFFERTY Terri; |unr 30. Purple. Swinish Chib, Tri-County. FHA. STEVE RAMEY Dec 10; BIiih: “Snooze ya loose.” FFA 9. 10. 11. 12. Treat. DEBBIE REDD Deb; Nov 10; Hill.- Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Business ('.Iuli II. 12, V Pres Office Aide 11. Pep dull 10. II. 12. NIIS 10. 11, 12. Pep Band 9. 10. II BONNIE LYNN RHODES Buney; Fell 10. Blue; If you love somethin set it free. if it Mimes back to you. it's yours. dteerle.Hlers 9. 11. 12. Capt Pep Club 9.10. 11.12. JEFF ROBINETTE ROBERT R REFELD |R. Tumbles; May 10. Rod. People who think they know everythin , (wither us who do. Band - 9. 10. 11. 12. Chess Club - 9. 10. 11. V Pres 12. Pres. Players Cuild 11. 12. Upward Bound — 11.12 PATRICIA ANN RIGGS Tricia; |an 20; Yellow. To many roads are divid- ed by silent walls we liuikl along the way. Basketball 9. 10. 11. Office Aide - 10. 11. 12. Softball 9. 10. 11. 12. Volley ball - 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity L- . 10.11.12 ESTHER ROOP lean; April 12. Light Blue; Life is like a rose, just watch out for the pricks. Tri-County — 11. 12. |unior Council. FHA IULIE ANN RIFFLE Skee icks and |ube: March 21; Antique Ivory: Hey. I'm gonna get to you. another one bites the dust Band - 9. 10. Pep Club - 9. 10. Tri- County - 11. 12. Pep Band - 9. 10. OEA - 11. 12. Tri-County Class Treas — 11.12. LISA ANN ROOP April 4. Blue. How ya gonna act? Tri-County — 11. 12. Vollevhall. OEA — 11. 12. Sr Accounting - V Pres Beth St. Clair Seniors 81 m n Wl veep or cur 1. “What’s going on here?,” asks Brian Bessey. 2. Relaxing in the library is Missy Walker. TINA SALSBERRY KATHLEEN E. ST. CLAIR Beth; Oct. 16: Burgundy: O Lord watch between me and thee while we are aj art from one another Aerial 11. 12. Chieftain 12. ('lass Officer — 9. Treas 10. Sec. 11. Sec. Tennis 9. 10.11.12. Who s Who - 11. St Council - 12. IY1 MARK RUSSELL March 8; Blue; Cross Country — 10. 12. Track - 9.10.11.12. Varsity L- 11.12. 82 Seniors Carnl Huffman TRACY SHELDON Feb. 12: P K . Green. ) lord of hosts, bliwd is the man who trusteth thee ” Tri-County — 12. OBA 12 MARYSCHMELTZER Oct 14; Blue; Later!” Tri-County 11. 12. OKA — 11.12. Senior Accounting Sec 12. DANIEL L. SHEETS |Nn 31; Creen; Do everything when you get the chance, you only live this life «me lime ' Tri- Ootinly 11.12.Vicu 11.12. TODD SCHULTZ |une 2A. Schuhzy. Blue. Life Flows on within you and without you Players Cuild - 11. 12. Tri-County - 11.12. Vka - 11.12. TRACY SHUTTLEWORTH May 18; |ones. Shuttlecotfi. Blue: I-nigh .it your imiblems everybody else does. BnseUill — 9. Cross (Country — 12. Footlwll 9. Pe| Clul 9. Truck - 11.12. Art Club - 12. MICHAEL F SCHRADER Se|il 14; Rodur. Blue. It s n«g the tjiiunlity it's the quality . Senior Class Vice-Pres. Football — 9. 10. 11. 12. HRA - 10. 11. 12. Key Club 10. 11. 12. Pep Club 9. 10. 11.12. Truck - . 10. 11.12. Varsity L 11.12 VICKI SAVELY |un. 17. Fred; Green. If you love something set it free; if it comes buck it s yours, if H doesn't. H never was. Pep Club — 9. 10. Tri-Omnly — 11. 12 FRANKIE LEWIS SAUNDERS Feb 3; Frankies; Blue; Forget youf Players Guild — 11. Tri-County — 11.12 MARK GARRETT SAMPSON lunefi Yellow Chieftain 1.! ( hoir '• in 11 12. French Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Musical 9. 10. 11. Hilltop — 9.10.11.12. Carol Huffman Seniors 83 OuL ina them out to ANNE SIGLER ent°v , wnen we wiS CINDY L SIGLER Cinders. Oct 24. Baliy Blue. Love ftlfa. laiiKh at il. and remember yesterday's mistakes for a greater tomorrow Tri-County — 11. 12. FHA 9.10 JAMES SMART SHERYL A. SMATHERS Bo. Bo. Bo Bo. |an 12 Blue Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Band - 9.10.11.12. Business Club — 12 MICHAEL SMITH Smitty. Auk 6 Blur. Is that ri||hl Tri-County — 11.12. TIM SMITH |une 15: Blur. Smile. H makes the world wonder what you've been up to. NANETTE SIMPSON |une 20. Blue. Tri-County — 11.12. BRADLEY R SMITH Barney. |uly 22. Blur. Footltall 9. 10. 11. 12, NH8 1.12. Who s Wh« 12. Key Club 10. 11. Varsity L- 11.12|sec |. Track — 11 TROY SMITH Cliff; |uly 7; Green; Snooze you lose. FFA — 10. 11.12. Golf-9. 10 84 S« niors Tniv lloko 1. For some reason. Julie Lindsay finds her Accounting hilarious, th 2. Tim Culp takes it easy' in the darkroom, th RICK SNEDEGAR Sn d. |une 17; Blue. Wrestling you lief? Wrestl- ing 9. 10.11.12. Varsity I. 10.11 RHONDA L. SNYDER ChuMiy chick. Fob 20. Blur. Yiw think you're cut don’t cha7 Tn-(Imintx - 11.12 KAREN L. SOLT Dec IS. Blue. Busin - Club — 12. Class Officer - 10 |v-pres I Pep Club - 9. 10.11.12. Tray lloke Seninrs 85 JOHN SPENCE Om: at. C.reen; Footliall you l t'M FooiImII 9. in. 11.12. Wru Hng 9. in. 11.11 Varsity I. 9. 10.11.12 ' i' MIKESTARNER Squeak: Auk 1®: Him . You know it' R.is ImII — HUtVllFFA «. io. ii. 12. Pepciub io. 11.12. Football -9. MICHAEL STEPHENSON S|Hkt . |an 25; Rnl: This is the truth Tri-County - It 12. MICHAEL L. STEWART Stew: March 19: Black. Don't ever quit Don't stop until you x t .-noiixh Football 10. 11. 12. RiiskHlMlI 10. 11. 12. Varsity I. 10. 11. 12. BtiskHkill - 10. 11. Pep Club 10.12 TIM STICKDORN TIM STILWELL |an 25: Blue; Tri-County seniors are the best Tri-County —11.12. 86 Seniors Siizannt Frazier 1. Thinking about her grade. Letha Berry practices for a quiz, th 2. “Boy I wish all of my classes were this easy” says Tina Evans, th ROBERT STIVISON May 2.1. Bill : Tri f amnly II. 12. TONYA STOUGHTON Ail 27; Manum. Remember yealenlay. dream aloait liKnornro. I mi live for today Off Ami — II . lltlMO.- Clllll 12. BRIAN SUTTON Rmlol| h. A|iril 4; Blue; Don'I h e yourielf r«|wl C M II W resiling II. 12 Suzanne Frazier Seniors 87 WeL now thin 9s can never he aS before BARBARA THOMPSON |an 22; Blue. Tri-County — 11. 12. OEA — Historian ERNIE THRUSH KATHY TURNER |une 4. Blue: ”1 have no yesterday time took them away — Tomorrow maybe, but I have today Choir 0. 10. Gymnastics — 10. 11. Track 9. 10. Pep Club —9.10.11.12. APRIL TAYLOR New 7. Blue. Never put off until tomorrow what you can do toduy FHA 11.12. PepClub 11. 12. Spanish Club 10 BERNICE THOMPSON FELICIA THRUSH Fish. Feb 13; Brown. May all your dreams in life come true. Office Aide — 10. Pep Club — 9. 10.11.12. St Council - 10 PHILLIP VV TEAL Elwood: Nov 27; Green. Car]«enters drive 'em deep VICA AMY ELLEN TOOPS Army Troops. July 15. Pink. Anythin worth having is worth working for Business Club 11. 12. OEA. Choir - 9. Tri-County 11. 12. NHS — 11. 12. |r and Sr Class Officer — Clerical Pres TINA M THOMPSON T: July 3. Blue; “Huh. imagine that' You Dinkusf Tri-County — 11.12. VICA mm Or 88 Seniors Beth Si. Clair 1. Teresa West roaming the halls again. |dc) 2. Denise Keels always appearing in- terested in class, (th) ETHEL VANEZALOS May 15; Blue. You may forge with whom you laughed, bul you’ll never forget with whom you wep ' Band — 9. 10. 11. 12. Gymnastics - 11. Majorette - 12. NHS - 11.12. Scholarship team — 10.11. 12. St Council — 9. 12. Pep Band — 9. 10 MARK VAN VOORHIS Mork. Sept 19; Rases are red. Violets are Pur- ple. Sugar is sweet, like maple syrple Chieftain - 12. Dance Band - 11. HRA - 10. 11. 12. Art Aide - 10.11 BRENDA VANBIBBER Shorty. |une 25; Blue; Short People are Beautiful' Pep Club — 9. 10. Tri-County — 11. 12. OEA — 11.12. B«?th St. Clair Seniors 89 TERESA VERMILLION July 24: Blue. “You're crazy! Business Club — I. 1 12. OEA. Sr Clam Officer - V. Pres . NHS - II. 12. Spanish Club - 10. Tri-County - 11.12. KRIS WALKE Nov 17: Kn Black Tri-County - 11.12 MELISSA M WALKER Sept 16: Missy: Orange: You are never given a dream without the power to make it come true. Band — 9. 10.11.12, Basketball - 10.11.12. Soft- ball — 10. 11. 12, English Scholarship — 12. Pep Club — 9. 10. 12, Varsity L — 12. Hilltop Singers — 11.12. LORI WALLACE |an 27: Wallie: Blue The sky is the limit so reach for the stars! Band — 9. 10. 11. 12. Dance Band — 11.12. French Club — 9. 10.11. Pep Club — 9. 10. NHS — 11.12. French Scholarship 9. Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Show Band - 11. 12. Who s Who - 11 MARK WEAVER |u!y 12: Green: If all else fails, nde a motorcycle Tn-County — 11.12. Vica ERIN MARIE WALSH May 18; Ernie: Green: “If you love something set it free; if it comes back, it's yours, if it doesn't it never way Cheerleader — 11. 12. Chieftain — 12, Ciris' State - 11. Gymnastics - 9. 10.11. Pep Club - 9.10.11.12. Varsity L - 9.10.11.12. WENDY SUE WELLER Aug 3: Wen. Red; Sometimes love blinds us. leads us astray We go separate ways. Perhaps never to return Cheerleader — 9. 10. 11. 12. FHA - 12. Track - 10. 11. NHS - 12. Pep Club — 9.10. 11.12. Office Assistant — 10.11.12. KATHY WATSON |une 7; Light Blue; Love speaks its own language a language without words. Aerial — 11. 12. Band — 9. 10. French Club — 9. Pep Club — 12. Pep Band - 9.10 VALERIE SUZETTE WELLS Aug 28; Suzette. Mint Green; Happiness is do- ing with a smile what you have to do anyway Office Assistant - 12. Pep Chib — 11. 12. Spanish Club - 10. Who s Who — 12. 90 Seniors Carol Huffman Carol Huffman Seniors 91 1. In the Attendance Office. Mike Stewarts and junior Chris McDowell wait for work, bk 2. Cheerleader Erin Walsh works on a new cheer, th too rou SHERI WEAVER May 28. Brown. A winner never quits and a quit, ter never wins. Spanish Club — 10. Pep Club — 9 KEITH WILSON PATTY MOUNT WILSON 92 Seniors Troy Hoke RONALD D. WOLTZ |IM WOLFE VIRGIL WOODSON Toots. Auk 2; Block. That's life ; Tri-County — 11.12 MARY WOOLEVER KATHLEEN L YORK Kathy: Aug. 30: Green: You haven't seen the rainbow, baby. till you've hail the rain. Aerial 9. to. 11. 12. Office Asst - . to. It. 12. NHS 11. 12. Track - 11. 12. Whos Who - 11. 12. Pep Club-9. 10.11.12 LAURIE ANN WISECARVKR May A. Dark Tan. Can't afford H. Track 9. 10. tlisketholl - 9. K) 11 12, K. n Club - 19. 11.12. Golf - 10.11. Vanity L- 11.12. Pep Club - 9. 10. Musical - 11 BRIAN KEITH WYSKIVER Whiskey. March ft; Blue; Tri-County 11.12. DOUG WOLFE Troy Hoke Seniors 93 1. Photographer Mike Grove cleans the darkroom, th 2. Studvhall is one of Duane Morris’ favorite pastimes, bk 3. Unsuc- cessfully. Jennifer Stimmel tries to hide from the camera, th 4. A typical senior. Mark VanVorhis wanders down the hall, th 94 Seniors Troy Hoke Suzanne Fmzier Seniors 95 Will,out we wouftl not have become, the cjreat cfaid o 1981. CONDA F HARDESTY BARLOW BRET BEOUGHER RICK BOWMAN ! DAN COOK SHELLEY DAVIS LEE GEIGER ROBIN GREEN GREG HUSTON These students too late to classify. 96 Seniors Beth St. Clair HEATHER MAZE I mu en ni er ev JULIE LINDSAY TERESA LAWRENCE LISA SMITH LYNNETTE McGUIRE ROGER THOMPSON Beth St. Clair Seniors 97 Bl ; 3arewell 3we(ue years are up, time yoes by So just. We mu st (ooli on to the futu re initt o remember the past, 'Someday in the future we wilf meet ayain, may he in a year, or possibly ten. So et us find a new heyinniny to carry from this end, tahiny uS clown the roa d of life un the hills, around each hend, Conti nue on ancl never Led Darewetl (or now c(aSS of 81 8a Watt VI one, U ff ara 98 Seniors Be!h Si. Clair Section By: Doral Chenowefh Carolyn Harwood; i King. Kathy York )unior Division i Natural Accents Ethan Alim Debbie Altman Timothy Amlenon Le lh- Br.inilun Chtrvl Brown Don Brovin Fantasies Expressed Tracey Davie Barbara Davis Kevin Disbennett Diane Dollison Tina Dupier Steve Crawford Dale Daubenmire Debbie Daubenmire FI la Daubenmire Kendra Daubenmire Dennis Dyer Lei ha Edwards Pam Emerson Becky Enderle Karla Erb 102 |uniors Carolyn Harwood Briflura Frtal Brenda Fuller Sally Gebl Cathy Cay Dan Clenaman Diane Walter |d.c.) |anice Miller |d c.| Everybody Yell! KriitfiKl ('.lair |il c | 104 |uni« rs Ci rolyn Harwood Kun KrsLir Btrcky Kmlt-r Hilly KnyiM |.m kn-n l« f)ini|t Kit ln-n |im KonU. r l r.i LinninK Imly l-ili-i Pt nn l.mlnn Hill M. Hr nit- Mill li Mi Hr ii I Hoii.iiil Mi liriili Ounn.i Hi'll. Truih Sinnutl. Hr.nl WihmI. K.ithx Munlcr. Don I l.mkinslil c. I SteVr Kililil - Doral Chenoweth Juniors 105 Espanol Ann M«.Orman Don Mi l).mi l Ki-Im.i.i Mi A lurinK.k Chria M Dnw ll Mu h ll« M1M.1n.1w.1y IMiIin? McN.im Bruin M.m.I Vm.ilil Sara M.ixU Carla Markwood |akki May Emil Miller Roy Maw 106 |uniors Carolyn Harwood |.mm- MilU r Kevin Miller Trtfnura Miller Doral Chenowelh |iini«rs 107 108 luniors Carolyn Hurwood Basic Beauties 110 juniors Carolyn Harwood Rodney Watkins |aon Watts Lisa Weed Dora I Chenowelh juniors 111 112 juniors Carolyn Harwood Smile Everybody Tim Aniltrsin |dc| Doral Chenmveth |uniors 113 Dora I Cht nnweth |uniors 115 |elf Malone Keith Malheny lames Mathias Shell.i Mi Ilone Mary McKmUt Mi.inn.i Miller Rod Mm k |ef( Moon MelmK MmirehoiiM- Bonnie Mesiire Teresa C Koiirke Tro Nelson Roliliie Nihiv-r (ihri (Mum jeffrev Patton |eninfer Paxton Bart Polin li.irlt.ir.i Postelvt.nl Irai Props Rohm Reer |oelien Richards I Millie R.«Merer Traces Hoop r-ihlie Savelx L.IS.I Sheets Dora I Chenoweth |uniors 117 Troy S| Nikm.in |umie Sunder I’.irn Smith I.mil.i Smith |im Smith R.imly Stover (: IviIr Stibon Tun Sticklmrn I Van Stevens Ken Snem •• 7 l-irry Sullivan f).in Sii«llow |.unos Sntiflebeam Harry Stublm Bry .in Stnibble Christina TiiMk Shorn Tnpp Brenda Tigner Walter Travis Debt Thom i «on Doom Walker Ida Vitkroy Hi k Vermillion Alberi I Jpton Crystal Turner 118 luniors Carolyn Harwood Dora l Chenowefh |uniors 119 Section By: GRe+chen Luomq ko+hy fTlcDqnief Kerri King Sophomore Division 121 There Once Was a Class of Sophomores i irt r 1. A sweet, innocent smile. — from Lori Starner? (dc) 2. “Milk and doughnuts can be fun!” proves Ron Osborn, (dc) 3. Turn around, pretty boy! ... Wade Myer. (dc) 4. Tom Febes says, Home, Sweet Home in the boys’ locker room!” (dc) 122 Sophomores Gretchen Luoma KATHY ACORD ALAN ADAMS II )MK ADAMS ROBERT ALLBERRY CHAD ALLEN DAVID ALLEN TYLER ANDERSON CHRIS AUKER PAIILA BANKERT IACK BARKER KATHY BAR I ' jUNE BEAVER BRUCE BECK : v, •• Bf1 K IENNY BENNINGTON SPENCER BESSEY KRISTAL BLAIR LISA BLANKENSHIP SCOTT BLYTHE CHERYL BREEZE SHAWN BRENICK AMY BRISLINGER CARSON BR(X)KS CINA BROOKS LAURA BROYLES C | HI ISH RON B( JCKNER TIMBIITTRICK LISHA CAMPBELL ROSE CAMPBELL STEVE CARPENTER SHEILA CARPER KENNY CARRIER NORMA CARTER ALLEN CHAMBERS STEVE CHAMBERS DIANE CLARK KRIS CLINE GAYLE CU INCH IENNIFER CLOU8TON CHARLES COAKLBY VANESSA COAKLEY CATHY COLE GLEN COLEMAN KELLY CONLEY CHERYL COOK KIM COTTRILL CHRISTY COX LISA CRAMER | AMES CROSBY LARRY DARNELL BRUCE DAUBENMIRE PAIGE DAVIS RANDY DAVIS Gretchen Luoma Sophomores 123 LORI HARDEN RICH HARDEN BILL HARPER DIANA HARPER DAVID HARRIS TAMMI HART CONNIE HAUCK R )NNY HAWK DAN HAWKINS | HN IIEl.HER LISA IIEMSWI RTH CONNIE HENDERSON 124 Sophomores Kathi McDaniel SHIRLEY DAVIS 8HBI LEY DENNIS TAMMY DENNIS DOIIC DICKEN MAI.EAH DICKEN LUKE DONAHUE BOHHI DORRIS JOHN DOWNS BILL DUNCAN LAURA DUPLER DARIN EATON TR( )Y EATON NANCY ECKIIART MARTHAEDCAR DARREN ELI.ARS SHERRIE ENDERLE RICK ERVIN TERRI ERVIN ANN EVE1.AND Ti )M KEBES STEVE KETHERI I.E CHUCK KIDI.KR SCOTT FLOWERS TINA PLOYD R( )BERT EC 168 |EKE ERASI IRE SCOTIERAZIER RICK GABLE IULIECANC. IONC.ARREN |ACKIE(;EE suYttceicer KEITH GEIGER BRIAN GBSSELS LAURENE GIBSON IILLGIIJ. DAVEG H.DSTINE DON (UISSEI. LISA CRIBBLE TINA GRC )VE BILLIIANSHAW IAMIE HARDEN 1. Mr. Krotky has a business lunch with Glen Coleman, (dc) 2. Robert Smith pretends to be serious at a pep assembly, (dc) 3. Christy Rice smiles as she knows Logan will beat Athens. Full of Spirit and Pride. (dc) 4. May I take your order? asks Charlie Blosser. (dc) Kalhi McDaniel Sophomores 125 KIM HOCKMAN |AY HOFFMAN MIKK HOPKINS MARGARET HOWARD PHYLLIS HOW ELL SHKRI HIH.I. BILLIE HUNT |ODIK HUTCHISON EDIE JOHNSON SHELIA OIINm SUE|OHNSTON ANGIE |ONES GREG JOY RHONDA KEISTER KEVIN KEM.AR BRYAN Kll.BARGER |«ANNA KILKENNY AMY KLINE BRAD KLINE RHONDA KLINE WES KLINE ADIE KLINGENBERG RODNEY KLINEBRIEL ROGER KLUMP BOB K(X:H LANCE KRANNIT TONYKRANNITZ FRANK KUHN ix ris langford KEN LAVELY PAT LAVELY DEB LEHMAN |AY LEHMAN IUNF. LEHMAN SHF.LI.IE LINDSEY BARB LINTON MICHELLE UNTON SEAN MX MIS SAMANTHA LOWE GRKTCHEN LOOM A MARYLUr . RUTH McCOMBS kathi McDaniel IX)RIN Mt KINNIS MIKE McLAI IGHLIN DEB McLIN TIM McVEY LARRY MALONE NANCY MANISKAS MARY MARC DARIN MARSHALL IIM MARTIN DEBBIE MASON WADE MEYER 126 Sophomores Gretchen Luom.i They Will Always Roar • • • Gretchen Luoma Sophomores 127 And Will Never Die ... 1. John Shannon says hello, (dc) 2. Is Darin Eaton the man or the mouse? (dc) 3. Shanarae Cavinee ... but sometimes we just think ... (dc) 4. Cheer up, it's not that bad! Lisha Campbell, Lisa Hemsworth, Lori Stallsmith. (dc) 12« Sophomores Kiilhi McDaniel SCOTT MILLER ROBERTA MILSTEAD TERRY MITCHEL JEFF MOHLER BETH MONO |IM MONTGOMERY KATHY MULLINS EFFMUNDY MATTMURTHA MIKE MEYERS RICK NELSON TINA NELSON BILL NORTH BILL NYE TERESA ODOM IEFFOGC RON OSBORN |ILL PALMER CHIP PATTERSON CARL PAYNE JIM PECK FRED PERRY IOHN PERRY |OE PHILUPS USA PHILUPS LEANNE PICKETT BRAD PITTMAN PAM POLING SHERYL PORTER CHRIS POWERS KEITH PRICE CAROL PRIMMER SAM REED JEFF REYNOLDS KIM REYNOLDS CHRISTIE RICE LAURA RALSTON TOM ROOKER |ACKROUSH VERNON ROWE RICK RUFF BRENDA RUSSEL CARROU. RUTTER BETH SAUNDERS BOB SCHEMELTZER AMY SCHULTHE1SS BOB SCOTT RAYSHAHAN S)HN SHANNON ENE SHOULTS DENNIS SHI TTLEWORTH KIMSHUTTLEWORTH ALAN SIGLER AMY SIGLER Kathi McDaniel Sophomore 129 JANE SIMON |AN SMATHERS ROGER SMITH KATHY SMITH KIM SMITH ROBERT SMITH SANDY SMITH TED SMITH THERESA SMITH KIMSMYERS | EFF SNIDER CAROL SORROW JACK SPENCE DOUG SPICER LORI STALLSMITH ALAN STARKEY LORI STARNER MICHELLE STARNER KATHYSTEWARD CHRISTY STEWART jIM ST1MMBL )8E STIVISON BRIAN Sit )VER TONYA STUMP ■i! IENNIFER TAYLOR STEVE TEAL JIM THOMPSON KENNY TOLLIVER MITCH TRUCCO BETH TUCKER KELLY UNGER MELISSA VanCUREN PATTY VANEZALOS Rl JTH ELLEN Van HOI JTEN IAMIE VanVOORHIS DEE VERMILLION |AMES VICKROY JEFF VOLLMER BRIANVORHEES GREGORY VORHEES STEVE WAGNER JON WAGONER BRYAN WALKE COLETTE WALKER GREG WARREN CINDY WARTH MAN CHUCK WEED KELLY WEGNORST JACKIE WELLS KATRINA WHARTON ROBIN WHEELER STEVE WHITE LLOYD WILLIAMS ROGER WILLIAMS 130 Sophomores Gretchen Luoma 4U mjotth D(HS 1. C. L. Rutter says, All you got- ta do is ask. (dc) 2. Grins are free ... Ann Eveland. (dc) 3. Jack Spence and a minute of relaxation, (dc) 4. Caught bet- ween moods — Bill North, (dc) Who Else Could This Be... Grelchen Luoma Sophomores 131 But the Class of“83” 1. Patty Vanezalos says, Here I am Hollywood! co-starring Ruthellen VanHouten and Lisha Campbell, (km) 2. The sophomore class officers; upper left, President, Beth Tucker; upper right. Vice President, Jackie Wells: lower left, Secretary, Kelly Weghorst; lower right. Treasurer, Martha Edgar. 132 Sophomores Kalhi McDaniel GREG WILSON TERESA WINE ROBERT WITHROW CRAIG WrrrEKIND RENEE WOLF ANGIE WOLFE CARL WOLFE KKI.I.I WOLTZ LENNY WOLTZ |EFF WOOD TRACI wri ;ht BRENDA WYSKIVER AMY YATES CARL YORK JIM ZIMMERMAN CATHY GUESS STEVE NEIL GARY HOY Kalhi McDaniel Sophomores 133 1. Breaking a take ... taking a break ... from the notes ... Rick Ervin, (km) 2. Kim Reynolds with an aura of royal- ty. (km) 3. Theresa Thompson asks. “What’s there to munch for lunch today?” (km) 4. The spitten’ image of Leif Garret — Mike Clark. 9km) 5. Crystal Anderson — sitting pretty! (km) 134 Sophomores Cretchen l.uoma s o p H S The following students didn't have underclass mugs available: Crystal Anderson , Lisa Arms, Tina Barker, Lisa Biesk, Angie Bookman, Shanarae Cavinee, Mike Clark, Mike Edwards, Dawn Frazier, Tony Kollister, Terry McIntosh, Laurie Marrs, Larry Messinger, Jim Montgomery, Jeff Morgan, Jennifer Smathers, Theresa Thompson, Derwin Travis. 1. Disguised as a student, Dave Goldstine takes notes for the F.B.l. (dc) 2. Mike Edwards is the tough guy. (dc) 3. Chris Powers and Sheryl Porter — they’ve got a secret, (km) 136 Sophomores Kathi McDaniel Section Bq: JB. Hou Debbie 0'Donne I j Connie HaruoodJ I King. Kathy York Freshman Division 1 We’ve Got Pride NANCY ALLBERY ANCKU.A AU.KN CK rc;k andrkws CATHY ARKLEY MARK ARNOLD 111.1. ASHCRAFT MARKHACHHK ANNETTE HAOENT DELRENE HAILEY TAMMY HAILEY DONNIE HAINTKK R( nniebainter micky barkhursi DEIDRE BARNETF KIM BARNETI MARY HARRELL TIM BAUMAN CY HEATTY JODI BEATY NED BEAVER terri BECK TODD BECK TERRY HELL DI IANE BI-AIR SANDY BLAKE KEVIN BLYTHE |ODY HOAI-S MIKEBOAI.S 138 Freshmon ). B. Hoy Opp. Page: Pal Hosier is giving it all he’s got to basketball. Upper Right: Brad Daubenmire shows us his muscles, (dc) FRKDHC IWMAN MARK 1« IWNKH MIKK HKAASII DAN BRCIWN c;rkc; brc wn KKN HI INCARD |l I)Y CARPENTER doiiccarr ICIDYCARSC N KIM CHAMBERS CIIARf H.FTI I U HJ JNK BKTH CON ANT KATHY CU IN AWAY CRYSTAL GONI.KY LARKY c:c INKAI) CARRIE CU M K TRACY CUM IK Ml NJ.Y CUIRIII.K TIINYC urn RILL B | COURIER TIMCCIZAI) kc ihektckamh ALICIA CKII’I'KN NIKKI c :ritnkk ai.ic :ia c :r inin MARITTA c :RI M ) B Hoy Freshmen 139 PAULA CULBERTSON SMELLY CUMMINS BECKY CUNNINGHAM ROB DAN ISON BRAD DAURENMIRE | AMES DAUBENMIRE SHERRY DAUGHERTY CHIP DAVIS DENNIS DAVIS LISA DAVIS SHERRY DAVIS | EFF DENNIS SCOTT DICKEN SCOTT DONAHUE KELVIN ELLINGER LISA ELLINGER CHUCK ESTEP DAVID EVANS ROBERT EVANS MAXWELL FARLEY BONNIE FERGUSON TROY FETHEROLF Above: Lisa McDaniel giving her sheep a good-bye hug. Left: Mike Harris shows off his steer. Op- posite Page: Phil Myers preparing to fight off competition. 140 Freshmen Debbie O'Donnell lal and a Smile! TERRY FISHER LINDA FLOOD NATALIE FOLTZ KIM FOX BOBBY FRALEY BARRY FREEMAN |AMES GABRIEL BECKY GANIBON TIM GARRISON GLENDA GATES RONALD CEIL BILLY GILLESPIE GARY GILLESPIE JOHN GLEN |OHANNA GOSS MARTHA GRANT |EANNKITE GRIFFITH AMYGUDA TAMI HACKNEY |EFF HAHN JIM HAMM RICK HARKLESS Debbie O’Donnell Freshmen 141 Just Taking One Day at a Time SAM IIARPKR MIKK HARRIS KKI.I.Y HARTMAN Cl )NNIK HARW(MM) TUM IIKFT |ANKT tIKSSKR MARY IIKSSKR tkri iiinkrman LI IKK HORN PATHOSI.KR RUSTY HIIWDYSIIKIJ. | H HOY tracy hudnkij. BKVKRI.Y HI IKFINKS ANDY HI INSAKKft IACKIKHUNTKR U RI HUN I KK MIKK III I’lTON I.ISA IRYINK DKNNIS |AY|l IIN IIKATIIKK | HINSON RITA H HINSON 142 Freshmen Connie Harwood Opp. Page: Is Judy Sheets paying attention, or is she sleeping with her eyes open? (km) Upper Right: Steve McVey takes some time out to just sit and think, (dc) MICHELLE JOHNSTON KRIS JONES MILL JUNIPER KRISTAL JUSTICE TWILA JUSTICE ROBIN kasle:r BRYAN KEANRS TINA KESSELER 8ANDE KIBBLE DWANA KINCAID RENE KINNE ERIC KLINE ROBIN KRANNITZ ELLEN KRIEC SANDY KUHN MARIA LABRADOR BRIAN LAMBERT SUSAN LANTZ IAMIE LARIMER CHR1STLE LAWRENCE TONI LAWRENCE RANDY LEACH MARK LEADBETTER CHRISTY LEASURE KATHY LEE Connie Harwood Freshmen 143 |( AN LEHMAN ORKTCHKN LEV AN IX )LKSK Y TIM LITTLETON KRIC I.ONSTAI) TAMMY LOWE DAVE McRRIDK lisa McDaniel ANGIE McKANN KARIN McGREEVY MARCI A MclNTOSH STEVE McVBY TONY MACI(x:i KENNETH MALONE KATHLEEN MANTER MIKEMARCK DAVE MARTIN WENDY MARTIN BRIAN MASON MARK MERCK LARRY MESSEN BRIAN MEYER BRENDA MILLER Upper Left: “Dhh says Eddie Vanover, (dc) Lower Left: Freshman class officers, (first row) Carrie Cook, Teri Hinerman, Jeff Dennis, (top) Dennis Davis, (dc) Opp. Page: Jeff Dennis cheating? (dc) 144 Freshmen J. B. Hoy Freshmen Are Real People Too! GRKC MII.I.KK |KKK MII.I.KK DKANNA M( MiK IKI .KA M K U KI MOORK 11M MORRIS N R( M NKY M WKRY TOM Ml INDY TAURI l MURATA PI III. MYRRS TRISHA NOT |AMKS NELSON MIMIYNIIIISKR TIM NIIIISKK GANDI N 1.1. DKHHIKOIIONNKI.I. TKSA OTIARKA KIMBERI.Y OILER waiter orourkk JAMES PATRICK CANDY PATRICK KELLEY PATH N |. B. Hoy Freshmen 145 Hats Hats Hats Hats Hats Hats Hats MICII KMC PECK TKRKSA PECK MIKK PEREZ k i)h mini; toodpounc DAVID RARDAIN DIANA RKIH) RICK RKID MIKK RIIKINSCHKU) RANDY RICHARDS IKFK RKiCS DON R( liS N ANNKRUSH BKV Rl «SELL MARK SAI-SBKRRY CHARI.KNESAVKI.Y ANCIK SCHRADER DRIIESCHDLTZ STANI.KY SCOTT MATT SKACKR R )BERT SEIBERT HI ID SKI IM 146 Freshmen Debbie O’Donnell MIKE SHARK I OKI SHAW |HI)Y SIIKKT8 NIKKI SHEETS rRoYsiiiirn.EwoRm SI ISAN SIMMONS MARK SINNOTT TERRY SINNOTr SI ISAN SIX IBKF SMATIIKRS PAl U.A SMATERHS CHARI SMITH El ITKVASMmf MARIE SMITH STEPHANIE SMITH RICHARD SMYERS KATIIY SNIDER IAREOSOLT edwardsohders TAMMY SOI IDERS MA IT SPENCE KWJ.Y SPRADI.IN Opp. page: Hey Pat, you have a bird on your head! Above: Heather |ohnson smiles for the camera. Right: Alicia Cronin giving Molly Cordle a helping hand. Debbie O'Donnell Freshmen 147 AMY STANLEY AARc N STARKEY CHRIS STEPHENSON IIIDY STEVENS Linda steward I AM IK STEWART EDITH ST1LSON RALPH STOBBS ANNETTE STUTRIIX'.K TONYA STC )VKR CHUCK STHKKLEBEAM IOHNTIR MPSON VICKIE THOMPSON TERESA TOLLIVER COLLKNKTOOPS DKRW IN TRAVIS EDDIE VANOVER ix n k; vermin.i n BETH VONVILLK MELISSA VORHEKS ROBERT VORHEKS DONA WAHL Above: Jeff Hahn gives us his in nocent look? Left: Hey you up there! says Ed die Vanover Opp. page: Smile! Kathy Conaway 148 Froshmen Connie Harwood We’ve Got Class RODNEY WALLACE KATHY WALSTON SON|A W ARREN DEBBIE WARTHMAN KATHY WATTS LORI WAUGH scoJt UUE WEBB WHALEN TOM WHEELER TAMMY WHITE MICHAEL WHITSON JEAN WILLIAMS JOYCE WILLIAMS TRACI WILLIAMS CLYDE WILSON DANNIE WOLFE HOLLY WOLFE CATHY WOLTZ RODNEY WOLTZ MALIA WOOD DEBBIE WOODSIDE MARK YATES Connie Harwood Freshmen 149 150 Connie Harwood Freshmen CINDY COAKLEY CAROLE RARDAIN ANGIE STIVERSON ANNETTE TRIMMER r H=tt-hu 6RU MeRF?i Minq Kerri King. Kathy York Staff Division 151 Business, Music, Band pg. 152. 1. Mr. Tom Murray relax ing before his next class, dc. 152 F.icultv Kalhy York. Kerri King Left to right: Mrs. Gallagher, Mr.Horsky.andMr.Sellers.de. 1. Oh really, slates Mrs. Patterson, dc. 2. Mr. Wilson can REALLY” type!? dc. Kerri King. K.ilhy York Faculty 153 Industrial Arts, Home Economics Left to right: Mr. Miller, Mr. Killoran, Mr. Brandt, and Mr Robinson, Miss Coffman, Mr. Walters, dc. 154 Faculty Kathy York. Kerri King Left to right: Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Bowers, and Mrs. Snipes, dc. Kerri King. Kalhy York Facully 155 Math, English, Foreign Languages Left to right: Mrs. Azbell, Mr. Howard, and Mrs. Mingus, dc. Wright, Mr. Bartholomew, Mr. 15« Facility Kathy York. Korri Kin Left to right: Miss Bevens. Miss Englert, Miss Shivers, Miss Bowen, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Killoran, Mr. Child’s. Mrs. Henderson, Mr. McCormick, and Mrs. Coffman, dc. Kerri King. Kathy York Faculty 157 Physical Education, Health Left to right: Mrs. Bridgewater, and Mr. Smith, dc. 158 Faculty Kalhy York. Kerri King Left to right: Mr. Collens. Mr. Rouch.andMr.Franfelter.de. 1. Mrs. Crow watches the study hall with amazement. 2. Mr. Snipes tries to get his point across, dc. Kerri King. Kathy York Faculty 159 1. Mr. Janey looks down the side lines at one of the Logan Chief- tains football practices, dc. Science, History Left to right: Mr. Truesdell, Miss Mr. Fickel, Mrs. Shaw, and Mr. Lawler, Mr. Stilwell, Miss Hall, Rouch. dc. Left to right: Mr. Emmerich, Mrs. Jones, and Mr. Helber. dc. Johnston, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. 160 Faculty Kalhy York, Kerri King Secretaries, Special Ed., Principal Kerri King. Kathy York Faculty 161 1. Principal Dave Ritter 2. Guidance counselors are always keeping up on things, from left Mr DelCiello, Mr. Heath, and Mr Savage. 3. LHS cooks, take time out for a picture. 4. Assistant superintendent Mr. Murtha. (dc) Guidance, Principal, Asst. Superintendent, Cook 162 Fucully Kathy York. Korri King All the Rest... 1. Athletic director, Mr. Stilwell. 2. Logan-Hocking school district's school board. 3. Superintendent Mr. Nace. 4. Attendance officer, Mr. Erb. (dc) Kerri King. Kathy York Faculty 163 164 Sports Division Kerri King. Kathy York PuRple Whi4-e Sec+ion Bu: rTialeah Die Ken Liz muRt-ha Dnve nnooRe Billy keynes BecKy E)Roun hta+hy UR+50n Chieftain Gridders Fight... While walking down the halls of L.H.S. this year, one might see the words — The Few. The Proud. The Chieftains — across the shirt of a dedicated athlete who worked long and hard to become a Chief- tain football player. The season started in the heat of the summer with two-a-day prac- tices and continued on thru weeks of continuous drilling on offense, defense, and game fundamentals. The team, under the direction of coach Dave Snipes and his staff, compiled a record of 7-3 on the varsity level and 1-4-2 for the reserve squad. The Chiefs will be losing 16 seniors including all- league players Jim Ogg, Roger Thompson, Mark Morgan, and Kelly Adams but are confident in the sophomores and juniors who will make up next year's squad. FRONT ROW: Nick March, Dick Ogle, Roger Thompson, John Lin- ton, Kelly Adams. John Spence, Jim Ogg, Mark Morgan, Bruce Souders: ROW TWO: Ron McBride. Keith Adams, Mike Stewart, Mike Schrader. Brad Smith. Mike Grove. Ernie Thrush, Junior Gay, Mgr. Rick Gable; ROW THREE: Greg McCune, Jim Konkler, Bill McBride, Rich Bover, John Thompson, Ted Busch, Den- nis Thrush, Larry Ross. Chris Sigler: ROW FOUR: John Ruff. Vinnie Sinnot. Eric Griggs, Jim Angle. Doug Kitchen, John Nihisor, Tom Febes, Dave Harris, Mgr. Rick Ervin: ROW FIVE: Ken Carrier, Keith Geiger. John Downs, Jeff Ogg. Brian McDonald, Monte Monk. Lenny Woltz, Scott Fraizer, Kevin Keller: ROW SIX: Ron Osborn, Joe Phillips, Jack Spence, Brian Walkie, Terry McIntosh, Rudy Riggs. Jim Stimmel. Mike Mvers, John Perry Mgr. Scott Sigler; ROW SEVEN: Don Brown, Trainer — Jim Roush, Coaches — Dave Snipes, Greg Fraunfelter, Kirk Smith, |im Robinson, Steve Gordon, Dale Amyx, Ron Janey. and Brett Wilson, Roger Klump, Doug Spicer. 166 Sports Dave Moore Kelly Adams rambles around the end behind an unknown Chieftains great block. |Jb) Mike Grove sends one toward the uprights. (|b) Football LHS 14 New Lex 0 LHS 16 Delaware 12 LHS 7 Nels.-York 6 LHS 32 Athens 0 LHS 6 Meigs 0 LHS 13 Gallia 22 LHS 0 I ronton 28 LHS 0 lackson 28 LHS 21 Waverlv 20 Dave Moore Sports 167 For Victory Kellv Adams makes a sideline catch for another Chieftain first |im Angle puts the moves on his opponent for extra yardage, (jb) down, (jb) 1fi8 Sports Dave Moore Mike Stewart and Roger Thompson moving toward the goal, (jb) Football 8 Marietta 20 0 Newark 25 B Athens 14 0 Pickerington 14 6 Meigs e 6 Gallia 6 2 Wehrle 0 LI IS I.US LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Dave Moore Sports 169 A Cheering Season Eight junior and senior girls made up the Varsity Football cheerleaders. They were: Bonnie Rhodes. Erin Walsh. Julie Lindsay. Michelle McManaway, Suzanne Hoy. Tracy Davie, Tracy Bryan and Karla Erb. These girls take a lot of time and dedication to become a cheerleader. They practiced about every day and spent lots of time making signs that were hung in the cafeteria and in the hallways. Money making projects this year were selling spirit buttons made ! } Mark Tucker. Tryouts are held every spring and are judged by a panel of teachers. The girls are judged on pep, smiles, being distinct about movements and appearance. Bonnie Rhodes cheers the team on to vie. lory. |dc| 170 S| orls K,ithy Willson Everybody, yell. shouts Erin Michelle McManaway getting Walsh! (bk) rnwdie. |dc) Michelle Mcmanaway, Julie Lind- ing from picture; Bonnie Rhodes say. Erin Walsh, Tracy Davie, and Suzanne Hoy. (Art-Kraft) Karla Erb. Top; Tracy Bryan. Miss- KalHy Walson S|x rt.s 171 Determination Even though this year's ed with the team’s improvements. Dave McBride, showed strong freshman team only finished with The thirty-seven man squad, led determiantion and good signs of a 1-3-1 record. Coaches Brett by quarterback Rodney Mowery being even stronger as varsity team Wilson and Kirk Smith were pleas- and the team's leading rusher members. Coaches Smith and Wilson giving a pep talk before the game, (dc) Front Row: Ralph Stobbs, J. B. Hoy. Kevin Blythe. Phil Myers. Mike Sharb, Cy Beatty. Todd Pol- ing, Eddie Vanover, Rodney Wallace, Dave McBride, Matt Spence, Mike Harris, and Jim Patrick: Row 2: Manager Doug Gabriel, Tony Cottrill, Rodney Mowery. Mark Leadbetter, Jeff Dennis, Mick Barkhurst, Mike Hutton, Troy Shuttleworth, John Glenn, Rodney Woltz, Rob Danison, and Manager Jeff Con- ley: Row 3: Eric Kline, Mark Bownes, Dan Brown. Andy Hun- saker. Brad Daubenmire, Pat Hosier, Dennis Davis. Larry Con rad. Tim Cozad, and Jared Solt; Back Row: Coaches Brett Wilson and Kirk Smith (bk) 172 Sports Dave Moore. Liz Murlha Preparing for a game winning field goal is ). B. Hoy. (dc) Rodney Woltz leaves the field after a hard game (dc) Football LHS 0 Athens 40 14 Gallia 8 I.HS 0 Wellston 16 LHS 12 lackson 27 LHS 0 Waverly 0 Liz Murtha, Dave Moore Sports 173 Girls’ Tennis Had a Smashing Season Girls tennis had an excellent season. Seventeen matches were played, with an outcome of ten wins, and seven losses. The nine girls who went out for the team practiced from two o'clock to four o’clock every day unless there was a match. Many girls had an exceptional season. For instance, the first doubles team, consisting of Beth St. Clair and Yock Emerson, had a total of fifteen wins and four losses including tournament play. Teri Fife and Jacque )ohnson both made it to the district semi-finals. The tennis team lost five senior team members. So if you are strong, willing to work, and to do your best, then maybe you should consider joining the four remain- ing lettermen and going out for the team. jacque Johnson gets into the swing of things. 174 Sports Maleah Dicker) Front Row: Debbie McNamee, Jacque Johnson, Gwen Hartley, York Emerson: Back Row: Tina Petrella. Teri Petrella, Beth St. Clair. Teri Fife, Denise Cullison, and Coach Debbie Bridgewater, (bk) Mrs. Bridgewater is happy about another terrific season. Tennis LHS 0 Lancaster 5 LHS 4 Zanesville 1 LHS 2 Chillicothe 3 LHS 4 Fisher Cath. 1 LHS 5 Jackson 0 LHS 5 Logan Elm 0 LHS 0 Worthington 5 LHS 4 Circleville 1 LHS 2 Marietta 3 LHS 4 Fisher Cath. 1 LHS 1 Bishop Flaget 4 LHS 5 Jackson 0 LHS 0 Marietta 5 LHS 1 Bishop Flaget 4 LHS 4 Circleville 1 LHS 4 Logan Elm 1 LHS 4 Zanesville 1 Maleah Ducken Sports 175 Cross Country: Off and Running When you hear the word condi- tioning, what's the first thing that comes to mind? Football, basket- ball, baseball, right? Wrong! Did you ever stop to think about cross country? Unknown to many people, cross country members started condi- tioning in early August and con- tinued the rigorous schedule up to the day before their last meet. Practices were held seven days a week and consisted of many dif- ferent forms of training: long distances, medium distances, in- terval training, and Fartlek train- ing. The distance running varied anywhere from 5-14 miles. Inter- val training consisted of jogging a lap, whereas Fartlek training con- sisted of running a fast mile and then jogging a mile. Because of this organized condi- tioning, the team members were in great shape, shown in their fine 11-6 record (not including invita- tionals). When first-time coach Tom Murray was asked to com- ment on the season, he said. “Super! Best team we've had in years. He also added that he had a great time coaching the team and plans on continuing to do so next year. He stated that the team members were enthusiastic about the season and were good students scholastically. This ability helped them plan their strategy which is much needed in a race. Strategy paid off by their placing third in the league, the best showing in eight years; and eight out of thir- teen teams in the districts, the best showing of this school ever. In the Districts, Kevin Eberst broke the school record by running the course in 13:12. Kevin was also first team all league and missed going to the state meet by only two runners, a total of two seconds. Although losing Kevin and three other senior runners, John Jeffrey, Mark Russell, and Tracy Shut- tleworth. Coach Murray expects to have a competitive team next year due to the fact that he has six strong juniors and sophomores left to lead the team. Coach Murray would like to see more students go out for the team next year, at least 15 boys and 10 girls. This would enable the team to compete in all varsity, reserve, and girls meets. A large turn out is expected because of the latest physical fitness craze, and because people interested in going out for basketball or baseball can use cross country to get in shape. Coach Murray would also like to see more home meets, since Front Row: Chuck Weed, Brent Sheets; Row 2: Steve Roley, Steve White, Steve Crawford: Row 3: all visiting teams have come to the conclusion that the Riverview course is the toughest in all of Southeastern Ohio. Since we have both a top ranking team and such a tough course, it is easy to predict that the cross country team will continue to grow in the future as it has in the past. Tracy Shuttleworth, Dan Hawkins: Back Row: Mark Russell, Kevin Eberst. (th) 176 Sports Becky Brown Steve White shows everyone what means, he word conditioning really The smiles on Steve Crawford’s and Steve Roley's faces prove that there is more to cross country than just hard work. LHS 2nd Circleville w Greenfield LHS 1st Trimble w Nels-York LHS 10th Zane Trace Inv. LHS 2nd Pickerington w Fairf'ld Union LHS 4th AthensInv. LHS 2nd Marietta LHS 2nd Circleville LHS 1st Trimble LHS 10th Cambridge Inv. LHS 3rd SEOAL Meet LHS 1st Chillicothe LHS 8th District Meet Becky Brown Sports 177 Varsity Spikers Would you sacrifice your sum- mer mornings to practice volleyball? Apparently nine members of the girls varsity volleyball team thought this was worthwhile and engaged in many strenuous practices during the hot and humid month of August. The girls varsity volleyball team concluded their season by winning their first tournament match, but then dropped their second match. They finished out the season with an 11-13 overall mark and a 6-8 mark in the league which was good for a fifth place finish. Although they lost 13 matches, seven of those went the three game limit, so they were very close. According to Coach Debbie Mathias their season was very up and down. At times they played well together and other times they just could not get it all together.” Obtaining league honors were: Anne McBroom, 1st team; Kim Kellar. 2nd team, and Carol Huffman, honorable mention. The team will be losing six seniors, but they will have three returning lettermen. Front Row: Mel Fuller, Suzanne ly Hunsaker; Back Row: Coach Carol Huffman, Kim Kellar, Anne Hoy, Heather Bonnorant, and Sal- Debbie Mathias, Tricia Riggs, McBroom, and Connie Fraley. 178 Sports Liz Murtha Tricia Riggs goes for the game winning dink, (bk) Getting psyched for the big game is Kim Kellar. (bk) Vollevball LHS 30 Lancaster 21 LHS 34 Athens 42 LHS 33 Marietta 35 LHS 30 Jackson 41 LHS 30 Chillicothe 14 LHS 30 Wellston 16 LHS 19 Bloom Car. 35 LHS 47 I ronton 39 LHS 17 Waverly 30 LHS 33 Gallia 36 LHS 42 Meigs 37 LHS 23 Lib. Union 31 LHS 7 New Lex 30 LHS 30 Marietta 19 LHS 18 Athens 30 LHS 18 Jackson 44 LHS 33 Nels.-York 38 LHS 40 Wellston 24 LHS 20 Waverly 30 LHS 40 Ironton 37 LHS 30 Meigs 17 LHS 29 Gallia 34 LHS 42 Lancaster 37 LHS 23 Miami Trace 30 j % m • Liz Murlha Sports 179 Reserves Bump to a Winning Season The 1980 reserve volleyball team experienced a winning season this year. They finished a very respectable third place in the league posting an 8-5 mark, and overall, they were 14-6. Compared with last year's record a dismal 0- 16 mark this was a fine showing by the Chieftainette spikers. Coach Kay Burke stated that she was pleased with the way they stuck together and played like a team. Julie May bumps the ball over the net. (bk) Spiking the ball for a kill is Bev West, (bk) 180 Sports Liz Murtha Front Row: Lora Lanning, Kim Hockman, and Charlie Christie Rice, Man,’ Barrell, Julie May, and Bev West. Collins: Back Row: Coach Kay Burke, Kim Keslar, Volleyball LHS 30 Lancaster 8 LHS 30 Athens 11 LHS 47 Marietta 20 LHS 30 Jackson 14 LHS 30 Chillicothe 22 LHS 18 Wellston 30 LHS 21 Bloom Car. 36 LHS 30 Ironton 19 LHS 26 Waverly 30 LHS 32 Gallia 37 LHS 30 Meigs 12 LHS 30 Marietta 12 LHS 30 Athens 14 LHS 30 Jackson 10 LHS 30 Nels-York 33 LHS 41 Wellston 33 LHS 15 Waverly 30 LHS 38 Ironton 41 LHS 43 Meigs 31 LHS 37 Gallia 33 i Liz Murlha Sports 181 “Tee Off to Victory If you all remember last summer you can say it was uncomfortable and not easy to practice for fall sports. This is nature's way of testing between the weak and the strong. Golfing in such weather can be frustrating to one's game. The bull pin and nine holes was the limit for the day. When the season finally begun. everyone seemed to be pleased. More attention seemed to be focused on the golf game, instead of just having fun. Practices became more difficult and less humorous. Coach Chuck Helber really cracked down this, and developed a good team, and the record shows. With a record of 17 and 4. which is excellent. Coach Chuck Helber was extremely proud of his team, which placed second in the league, third in Sectionals, and only 2 shots from going to Districts. Team member Jeff Morgan won Medalists honors in Sectionals, with a score of 77. Front Row: Chip Patterson and Kelly Hartman Row Two: Coach Chuck Helber. ]eff Morgan. Bill Keynes. Spencer Bessey. Chuck Stufflebean and Chad Allen Row Three: Carl York. |ohn Helber, Scott Ingrum, Dave Berry. Kevin Miller, Doug Dicken, and Kenny Tolliver 182 Sports Bill Keynes Jeff Morgan showing his style and grace. Spencer Bessev hitting the long ball Golf LHS188 Athens 174 LHS156 Gallia 156 LHS166 New' Lex 176 LHS163 Gallia 172 LHS165 Meigs 175 LSH150 Wellston 162 LHS170 Marietta 156 LHS169 Meigs 178 LHS157 Trimble 159 LHS172 Athens 169 LHS3rd SEOAL LHS3rd Sectionals LHS161 B. Union 180 Bill Kevnes Sports 183 Hustle, Hustle!!! “Hustle. Defense. Come on you guys; play ball. Good shot. Hustle. These are some of the things one would hear Coaches Mark Shaw and Mitch Wright saying at one of the boys varsity basketball prac- tices. All of this payed off when Friday night came as the Chiefs compiled an 8-12 record that was good for a sixth place finish in the league. Obtaining SEOAL honors were Dave Bell, second team, and Dave Berry. Honorable mention. When sectional time came the team remembered what the coaches had drilled into their heads at practice. Although Logan lost to league champions, Athens by the score of 44-39 it was a hard fought game that was won in the final minutes. Thus ending another exciting climax filled season of Logan Chieftain basketball. Dave Berry keeps his eye open for a teammate, (dc) Front Row: Blane Maddox, Matt Mara, Dave Bell, Dave Berry, and R. D. Woltz; Row 2: Coach Mark Shaw, Jeff Morgan, Bryan Flowers. Tiger Veidt, Don McDaniels, and Coach Mitch Wright; Row 3: Dave Moore, Manager Don Hartman, and |im Angle. 184 Sports Liz Murtha |im Angle shoots the ball while Dave Bell awaits the rebound, (dc) Sophomore |eff Morgan guards his opponent, (dc) BASKETBALL LHS 39 Athens 62 LHS 80 Col. Central 86 I.HS 69 Zanesville 81 LHS 46 jackson 49 LHS 51 Nels.-York 43 LHS 63 Wellslon 62 LHS 47 Waverlv 46 LHS 66 Ironton 55 LHS 49 Callia 60 LHS 73 Fed. Hocking 73 LHS 73 Fed. Hocking 39 LHS 70 Meigs 54 LHS 92 Marietta 66 LHS 42 Athens 57 LHS 60 lackson 61 LHS 60 Wellston 67 LHS 48 Waverlv 51 LHS 60 Nels.-York 66 LHS 57 Ironton 69 LHS 57 Callia 59 LHS 75 Meigs 57 LHS 39 Athens 44 Liz Murtha Sports 185 Karla Erb waits for the next cheer. Cathy Gay and Jackie Heinlein (dc) show their spirit, (bm) Squad members: Wendy Weller. |ackie Hoy and Tracy Bryan. Heinlein. Cathy Gay. Karla Erb. Suzanne 186 Sports Becky Brown They’re Knockin’ Themselves out The basketball cheerleaders really did knock themselves out this year by cheering for over 20 games and putting on two assemblies. Squad members, led by advisers Mrs. Pauline Shaw and Mrs. Cathy Kane-Holloway, sold spirit buttons as their only successful fundraiser. Tryouts were held in May, but due to the lack of funds, the girls didn’t get to go to camp. They made up for the lack of camp by practicing off and on through the summer until November and then by buckling down to practice ses- sions four days a week. Tracy Bryan takes a time out to Wendy Weller boogies to the beat, relax, (dc) (bm) Becky Brown Sports 187 Reserve player Carl York goes up for two against the Waverly Tigers. |dc| 188 Sports Kalhv Watson Whoosh! Although the reserve boys basketball team started their season out slow, they finished their season with a fine overall record of 9-11 and placed 5th in the SEOL league. Coach Tom Collins team members were junior Monte Monk, and sophomores Mitch Trucco, Carl York, Matt Murtha, John Helber, Jeff Frasure. Doug Dicken, Steve White, Ed |ohnson, Jamie Van Voorhis and Manager Rick Nelson. High scorer for the reserves was Mitch Trucco who was also the leading rebounder. Monte Monk thinks about the games stratedy. (dc) Front Row: Mitch Trucco, Carl York, Matt Murtha. John Helber, Jeff Frasure. Back Row: Coach Collins, Doug Dicken. Steve White, Monte Monk, Ed Johnson, Jamie Van Voorhis and Manager Rick Nelson, (bm) Basketball LHS 28 Athens 25 LHS 38 Col. Central 58 LHS 29 Zanesville 48 LHS 32 Jackson 28 LHS 51 Nels. York 27 LHS 52 Wellston 39 LHS 26 Waverly 30 LHS 31 Ironton 23 LHS 14 Gallia 20 LHS 43 Fed. Hock. 16 LHS 50 Meigs 38 LHS 40 Marietta 46 LHS 40 Athens 43 LHS 34 Jackson 31 LHS 27 Wellston 41 LHS 27 Waverly 47 LHS 32 Nels. York 26 LHS 27 Ironton 36 LHS 10 Gallia 20 LHS 22 Meigs 29 Kalhy Watson Sports 189 Twice the Spirit Most people go to freshman or reserve football and basketball games to watch the games, but some people go to a game to watch the cheerleaders. The girls work hard to become good at what they do, and what they do is cheer the team. Tryouts are held in the spring. Chosen to be reserve cheerleaders were: Captain Renee Wolf, Tracy Wright. Beth Mong, Kelly Weghorst, Collete Walker and Connie Hauck. Chosen to be on the freshman squad were: Captain Cathy Woltz, Kim Fox, Tammy White, Christie Leasure and Jill Ashcraft. For a money making project the girls sold spirit buttons. Their advisors were Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Holloway. Christie Leasure, Tammy White, Woltz. (dc) Kim Fox, Jill Ashcraft and Cathy Tracy Wright, Ruth Ellen Van Hauck and Kelly Weghorst. Miss- Collette Walker. (Art-Kraft) Houten, Beth Mong, Connie ing from picture: Renee Wolf and 190 Sports Kathy Watson Tammy White cheers the Is Kim Fox showing us her freshman basketball team, (dc) muscles. |dc) ‘Everybody yell, shouts Renee Reserve cheerleader Collette i Volfe. (bk) Walker shows her spirit, (dc) Kathy Watson Sports 191 Freshmen Roundballers This years freshman basketball team led by first year coach Ber- nard Montgomery had a mislead- ing record of 6-9. The frosh round- ballers overcame their lack of size and stayed in the league race behind hotshooting guards and strong post men. The team led by leading scorers Jeff Dennis, and Phil Myers showed great teamwork and won and lost many of their games in ti last seconds. Mr. Montgomery was plea with the teams season and loo for the boys to show great improv ment next year. FRONT ROW: J. B. Hoy. Mike Stufflebean, BACK ROW: Coach Sharb, Kelly Hartman. Pat Hosier, Montgomery Phil Myers. Tom Dennis Davis, Kevin Blythe, Chuck Heft, Matt Spence. Brad Dauben- 192 Sports Dave Moore mire, Terry Sinnot, Jeff Dennis. Tom Heft sets for the shot, (dc) Chuck Stufflebeam leaves the defense behind, (dc) |eff Dennis searches for an outlet, (dc) Basketball LHS 22 Lancaster 31 LHS 22 Athens 40 LHS 30 Jackson 47 LHS 36 Wellston 43 LHS 39 Lancaster 40 LHS 37 Waverly 27 LHS 31 Meigs 30 LHS 32 Athens 28 LHS 34 jackson 33 LHS 37 Wellston 44 LHS 31 Waverly 26 LHS 37 Lancaster 41 LHS 29 Gallin 52 LHS 32 Gallin 36 LHS 28 Meigs 25 Dave Moore Sports 193 Lady Chiefs Net Winning Season The girls varsity basketball team, led by seniors Kim Kellar. Missy Walker, Sheryl Hawk, and Cindy Dennis, fought their way to a winning season by ending up with a 9-9 record and advancing to the sectionals. Coach Dave York commented that this has been a successful season because several players have been improving each game. He also stated that the girls have had good attitudes and are willing to work hard at practices. They practice every day for two hours except Sundays and holidays. Leading scorers for the season were Kim Kellar and Sheryl Hawk, and top rebounders were Kim Kellar and Cindy Dennis. Crystal Justice dribbles the ball York Emerson takes careful aim down the court, (dc) (dc) Cindy Dennis goes up for two. (dc) The LHS Chieftainettes during their warm up. (dc) 194 Sports Becky Brown Sheryl Hawk outmaneuvers her opponent, (dc) Basketball LHS 23 Athens 53 LHS 60 Bishop Flaget 40 LHS 39 Jackson 40 LHS $0 Nels. York 29 LHS 69 Wei 1st on 52 LHS 45 Ironton 43 LHS 49 Waverly 50 LHS 55 Nels. York 31 LHS 42 Gallia 63 LHS 36 Meigs 26 LHS 32 Jackson 30 LHS 45 Wellston 50 LHS 49 Athens 68 LHS 50 Waverly 38 LHS 40 Ironton 48 LHS 58 Bishop Flaget 49 LHS 34 Meigs 36 LHS 48 Gallia 49 LHS 60 Chillicothe 40 LHS 41 Lancaster 53 Becky Borvvn Sports 195 Front Row: Kim Cottril, Julie May, Brenda Hinerman, Yock Emerson, Walker, Crystal Justice, Teresa Cindy Dennis, Jacque Johnson, Sheryl Hawk, Kim Kellar, Missy Weed, and Coach Dave York. (bm| and Gwen Hartley. Back Row: Shoot the Hoop The Logan girls basketball team, consisting of two juniors, two soph- omores, and seven freshmen had a very successful season. With an overall total of eleven wins and five losses, the team made it sec- ond in the league. The highest amount of points were scored by Kristal Justice who averaged 7.7 a game, Joanna Vermillion averag- ing 4.6, and Dee Vermillion aver- aging 4.1. The most rebounds were made by Joanna Vermillion with 6.5, and Carrie Cook with 5.5. Captain Dee Vermillion stated that the team has improved a great deal from last year, and will proba- bly improve more next year. J-U-M-P jump, (dc) Kim Barnhart dribbles down the court for two points, (dc) 196 Sports Maleah Dicken Front Row: Christie Rice, Kim Barnhart, Dee Vermillion, B. J. Lisa Weed. Joanna Vermillion, Hinerman. Angie McFann Lori Courter. Back Row: Coach Veres. Charlie Collins, Carrie Cook, Teri Waugh, (bm) oanna Vermillion looks for an open teammate, (dc) LHS 15 Basketball Athens 27 LHS 25 Jackson 19 LHS 19 Nels. York 27 LHS 33 Weliston 8 LHS 12 I ronton 23 LHS 11 Waverly 22 LHS 13 Nels. York 27 LHS 24 Gallia 18 LHS 22 Meigs 18 LHS 15 Jackson 8 LHS 27 Weliston 20 LHS 40 Athens 34 LHS 23 Waverly 11 LHS 25 Ironton 19 LHS 22 Meigs 12 LHS 42 Gallia 19 Maleah Dicken Sports 197 Wrestle While You Work!!! The 1981 wrestling team has once more finished with a better than average record as they swept through their competitors. They took the giant step again this year with a seasonal record of 9 and 1. As the team practiced hard. Coach Chuck Helber planned his strategy with extreme care. Some varsity lettermen returned to the matts. and they, as Coach Chuck Helber had predicted, were the workhorses of the team. When the year finally ended, the team was overjoyed with the tre- mendous season. The team placed third in the league, and seventh in the sectionals. Returning letterman |im Ogg was the only one to go to the Districts, and ended up with second place. Front Row: )ohn Perry’. Terry McIntosh. Brian Kilbarger, Dave Thompson, Roy Maze, Rick Gable, and Rich Harden: Row Two: Dave McBride, jeff Ogg, Keith Adams. Jeff Russell. Scott Whalen, Eric Griggs, Dave Lattimer. John Spence. Jim Ogg, Keith Geiger. Coach Dale Amyx, and Coach Chuck Helber. 198 Sports Billy Keynes Keith Adams giving |eff Ogg some pointers. Dave Lattimer putting practice into action. Roy Maze and Dave Lattimer get- ting ready for next match. Wrestling LHS 38 Athens 27 LHS 46 Granville 23 LHS 52 Independence 18 LHS 45 Fisher Cathol. 23 LHS 52 New Albany 18 LHS 54 Meigs 18 LHS 70 Vinton Co. 6 LHS 47 Nels. York 18 LHS 42 Morgan 21 LHS 19 Dover 41 Granville Tourn. 8th Gallia. Tourn. 2nd Marietta Tourn. 9th Teavs Val. Tourn. 2nd Bloom Carol Tourn. 4th SEOAL 3rd Sectionals 7th Billy Keynes Sports 199 1981 League Softball Champs The 1981 girls softball team led by pitcher Tricia Riggs and Coach Deb Bridgewater had a very' suc- cessful season as they compiled an outstanding 20-9 record which included winning the SEOAL and District championships before los- ing to Northland 9-1 in first round play in the state regionals. Tricia Riggs and Yock Emerson were named to the leagues first team, Jacque Johnson was named all league second team, and Sopho- more Kim Cottrill, honorable men- tion. Next years team will have everyone returning with the excep- tion of two lettermen. so next years season should be as rewarding as this season was. With her eye on the ball Julie May swings the bat. (dc) Front Row: Susan Lantz. Teri Hin- erman, Christie Rice. Deb O'Don- nell, Lora Lanning, Lori Waugh, Kim Cottrill, and Julie May; Back Row: Coach Debbie Bridgewater, Tricia Riggs, Yock Emerson. Angie McFann, Jacque Johnson, Missy Walker, Ellen Kreig, Dee Vermil- lion, Delrene Bailey and Carrie Cook, (dc) 200 Sports Liz Murtha After a pregame pep talk the girls are ready to do what they do best, win. (dc) Catcher Dee Vermillion shows her stuff, (dc) Softball LHS 8 Zanesville 1 LHS 7 Lancaster 8 LHS 7 Waverly 5 LHS 18 Miller 3 LHS 9 Meigs 2 LHS 18 Gallia 10 LHS 19 Trimble 4 LHS 21 Trimble 17 LHS 15 Jackson 0 LHS 6 Wellston 9 LHS 11 Waverly 11 LHS 1 Newark 15 LHS 5 Newark 10 LHS 20 Gallia 5 LHS 12 Athens 1 LHS 10 Lancaster 2 LHS 14 Wellston 1 LHS 5 Athens 2 LHS 11 Ironton 6 LHS 18 Ironton 16 LHS 18 Fair. Union 8 LHS 7 Jackson 4 LHS 18 Zanesville 6 LHS 12 Meigs 0 LHS 13 Lancaster 2 LHS 1 Northland 9 Liz Murtha Sports 201 Baseball Been Bery Good to Us The varsity baseball team had an outstanding season only to lose a share of the league title in the last inning of season play in a 6-5 loss to Ironton on May 21st. The fifteen man squad had a fine record of 12 wins and 8 losses and were 10 and 4 in league play. The team, led by Coach Ron )aney had a lot of enthusiasm and worked very well together. Led by senior pitchers Dave Berry, Mike Stewart, and Kerri Hardman and the bats of many team members, the team enjoyed success. mmmm v • Jim Angle and Mike Stewart ready and willing, (dk) Front Row: Chip Patterson, Rick Nelson. Mike Stewart, Kerry Hardman, Rich Harden. Mike Starner, Dave Barrel, Jeff Dennis, Back Row: Jeff Morgan, Mark Hartman, Mike Rau, Jim Angle. Dave Berry, Mitch Trucco, Chris Veidt, Ass t Coach Brett Wilson, Coach Ron Janey. 202 Sports Dave Moore 4 Dave Berry warms up for the big game, (dc) Mark Hartman and Dave Barrell look on as Jim Angle prepares to hit. (dk) Baseball LHS 1 Lancaster 4 LHS 3 Marietta 4 LHS 11 Waverly 3 LHS 2 Meigs 6 LHS 15 Gallia 2 LHS 5 Athens 2 LHS 9 Jackson 7 LHS 3 Wellston 4 LHS 13 Trimble 7 LHS 9 Trimble 15 LHS 0 Ironton 4 LHS 3 Waverly 2 LHS 10 Gallia 5 LHS 5 Athens 4 LHS 19 Wellston 0 LHS 4 Meigs 3 LHS 8 Lancaster 17 LHS 6 Chilicothe 22 LHS 0 Lancaster 3 LHS 9 Jackson 3 LHS 5 Ironton 6 Dave Moore Sports 203 1-2-3 Strikes You’re Out! Although the reserve baseball team ended up with a 4-9 record, many things were accomplished this year. Led by co-captains Doug Dicken and Greg McCune, the team had an outstanding 4-2 win at Athens with Mike Boals pitching 13 strike outs. Mike Boals was also the leading hitter for the season. When looking forward to next sea- son, coach Ted McCormick looks for a more successful season due to a lot of freshman potential and to the fact that the program was expanded to twenty players. Doug Dicken steps into his throw. Front row: Larry Conrad, Kelly Hartman, C. J. Bush. Chad Allen, Mike Boals, Scott Whalen, Matt Spence, Greg McCune, Dennis Davis, and Rodney Wallace. Back row: Jim Gill, Rick Ruff, Mike Myers, Jeff Wood. Doug Dicken, Greg Brown. Lance Krannitz, Drue Schultz, Rick Harkless, J. B. Hoy, and coach Ted McCormick. Mike Boals makes a play to first base. 204 Sports Becky Brown Mike Boals and Jim Gill take a breather between innings. J. B. Hoy gets ready for a play. LHS 5 Lancaster 6 LHS Marietta 13 LHS 6 Meigs 5 LHS 1 Gallipoiis 7 LHS 5 Jackson 8 LHS 7 Pickerington 6 LHS 0 Pickerington 4 LHS 7 Gallipoiis 9 LHS 17 Crooksville 9 LHS 4 Athens 2 LHS 1 Lancaster 3 LHS 7 Fairfield Union 10 LHS o Jackson 7 Becky Brown Sports 205 Racquet Up! The tennis team ended up with an overall record of 2 Wins and 17 losses, and a league record of 1 and 11. Districts were held in Lancaster with 6 teams participating. All Logan players lost in first round action. John Jeffrey smashing his serve, (bk) Don Hartman going for an ace. (eg) Tony Sinnott picking his racquet, (bk) Troy Hoke trying to look manly, (bk) 206 Sports Bill Keynes Don Hartman is serious concentration. |bk) Reaching for the ball is John Jeffrey, (bk) Tony Sinnott volleying for the set. (bk J LHS 0 Athens 5 LHS 2 New Lex 3 LHS 1 Jackson 4 LHS 0 Zanesville 5 LHS 0 Wellston 5 LHS 2 Ironton 3 LHS 4 Vinton Co. 1 LHS 0 Waverly 5 LHS 0 Marietta 5 LHS 1 Gallia 4 LHS 0 Marietta 5 LHS 1 New Lex 4 LHS 0 Athens 5 LHS 0 Jackson 5 LHS 1 Vinton Co. 4 LHS 3 Ironton 2 LHS 1 Waverly 4 LHS 1 Gallia LHS 0 Wellston 5 Bill Keynes Sports 207 Making Tracks to Victory The girls track team had a good season in that many of the girls were able to achieve personal bests in their events. Sally Hun- saker set a new school record in the 200 meter run with a time of 26.9 seconds, and the mile relay team consisting of Karla Erb, Lisa Weed. Chris Stephenson and Sally Hunsaker set a new record with a time of 4:20.5. Lisa Weed, Diane Redd, Sally Hunsaker and Karla Erb. the two mile relay team, also set a league record with a time of 10:17.0. Coach Bell stated that with most of the team being seniors next year, she looks forward to seeing them have a very successful season in 1982. Stretching out for the big race, (dc) Front Row: Diane Redd. Liz Mur- tha, Sally Hunsaker, Lisa Weed, Karla Erb, Tammy White, Sara Magle. Debbie May, Teresa West. Renee Wolf, Cathy York. Back Row: Coach Bell, Bev West, Anne McBroom, Kristi St. Clair, Tina Grove, Jackie Hunter, Charlie Col- lins. Chris Stephenson, Amy Sigler, Brenda Hinerman, Kristal Blair, Debbie McNamee, Joanna Vermillion, Pam Concle, Teresai Weed. Cindy Dennis, Coach Dietz.i (dc) Sports Maieah Dicken Maleah Dicker) Sports 209 |ohn Nihiser gives it his best shot, (dc) Mike Schrader seems to be flying over the high hurdles, (dc) Front Row: Steve Crawford. Brent Sheets. Steve Roley. Kelly Mont- gomery, Tracy Shuttleworth. Kevin Eberst. Chris Sigler. Mike Schrader. Bill McBride. First Row: Don Brown. )ohn Nihiser. Ron McBride. |ohn Ruff. Roger Thomp- son, John Linton. Junior Gay. R. D. Woltz. Back Row: Matt Mara and Monte Monk, (dc) 210 Sports Kathy Watson Track, Track, Track R. D. Woltz shows his style on the Ion)? jump. |dc) The boys track team, consist- ing of 43 boys had a good season this year. In the SEOAL meet, they fin- ished with a fifth place. Gallipo- lis was first, followed by Iron- ton. Athens. Waverly, LOGAN. Jackson. Meigs and Wellston. In the Sectional meet Lancas- ter won with Logan coming in sixth place. We wish the team the best of luck in the future. T rack Ironton Inv. Logan 80 New Lex. Logan 62 Logan Elm Logan 92 Jackson Logan 51 Lancaster Logan 91 Athens Logan 68 Athens Logan 71 Fair. Union Bull-Dog Relays Mingo Relays Rotary Relays Chillicothe Relays Pickerington Inv. SEOAL Liz Nlurthii. K ith Watson Sports 211 Ed Johnson shows his form on the high jump. |dc) Front Row: Jeff Conley. Cy Beatty. Pat Hosier. Phil Myers, Eric Kline. Terry Sinnott. Ed Vanover, Roger Smith. First Row: Bill Nye. Wade Meyer. Bob Schmeltzer, Dennis Shuttleworth, Chuck Weed. Dan Hawkins. |on Wagner. Ted Smith, |eff Ogg, Jeff Mundy. Back Row: Don Gossel, Steve White. Jeff Fra- sure, Ed |ohnson and Ron Osborn, (dc) 212 S|x rts Kathy Watson amt Uz Murtha Keep Up the Spirit Ted Smith at the pole vault, (dc) Jeff Mundy throwing the discus. (dc) l.iz Murth.i. K.illiy VV.ilson S|Mirts 213 214 Sports Shelly K.iyhum. Liz Murlh.i Shelly Rayburn. Liz Mur!ha Sports 215 216 Acis Division Kerri King. Kalhy York Section Blj: Terri FiFe Debbie Hood Kerri Kin . 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Hunter St. 383-8529 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 ■ Hi ■ ■. -o ■ r ■ ■ IffTffH X® ■ Hocking Valley Feed Co. 287 W. Main St. Her Majesty 1029 Ohio Ave. 385-6046 Hr' Mtl ,1 Huls Printing Co. 51 E. Main St. 385-3523 Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Community 225 Compliments of Logan Area Chamber of Commerce and Hocking County Community Improvement Corporation Congratulations — Class of ’81 226 Communily Debbie Hood and Tern Fife Each depositor insured to 40.000 FDIC IIOIIAL OtrOSIt INSUIANCI COMOIANON Citizens Bank 188 W. Main 385-8561 General Electric We Bring Good Things to Life Located on St. Rt. 93 N Compliments of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company GOODYEAR Logan Plant Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Community 227 Little’s Jewelry 69 E. Main St. Logan 5 and 10 4 East Main St. 385-4084 Bring This Book to Logan 5 and 10 on Your Birthday and Receive a 10% Discount Otto A. Shaw 63 W. Main St. Heinlein Brown Funeral Home 385-3535 228 Community Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Congratulations Seniors From the LOGAN VETERANS SERVICE CLUB VFW Post No. 6430 DAY Chapter 68 ) Hood and Terri Fife Community : Compliments of Keynes Bros. Mills Service Is Our Specialty. 1 W. Front 385-5641 30 Community Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Logan Insurance Agency I rouir .... 1 V jmm J U Life — Auto Home — Business 53 S. Market 385-8575 Jack’s I Steak 1 House 1 Known the World Over 1 for the Finest Steaks 1 Front St. 1 385-9909 1 Steaks Shrimp 1 Chops Fish I Chicken Oysters 1 Spaghetti 1 Vance-Leach I Home Furnishings 1 Logan Athens H 145 W. Main 19 W. State 1 KOA I Campground I 664 s. I ■M . V. 385-4295 1 Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Community 231 Compliments of Elberfeld’s Congratulations Class of ’81 79 W. Main St. 385-5656 232 Community Debbie Hood and Terri Fife | Belville Motor Car 58 W. Second 385-5624 Village Carpet Shop 60 S. Mulberry 385-3956 .. ''Km ¥ w Gotcha Covered 44 E. Main 385-9389 Gompf’s Greenhouse 1395 W. Hunter 385-5651 Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Community 233 Brandy’s 131 Falls 385-3060 Cases Drug 97 E. Main 385-7598 Pholoa: |bk) Dollison Realtor 69 S. Market 385-5339 Arcade Shoes Main St. 385-2935 ?H|j I Community Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Saving Hardware 95 E. Main 385-7514 ft Keith’s Guys Gals 1 E. Main 385-6918 n General Clay 550 Zanesville 385-5616 Jim’s Mobile Concrete Hocking Dr. 385-5531 Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Community 235 Photo: |BK| Logan Federal “Safety Since 1888“ 61 N. Market 385-5621 Risch Drug Store 24 W. Main 385-6816 Ohio Pump and Supply 700 Ohio Ave. 385-2747 Pizza Cottage 58 N. Mulberry 385-8558 ©©ffifiHPKKlffi §s? ® S 0: Congratulations from your award winning portrait designer 238 Comm unily Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Ralph’s Market 298 Main St. 385-7515 Fresh Meat Food Stamps Ferd Hack 49 E. Hunter St. 385-2168 Smead Mfg. Co. 385-5601 Filing and Office Supplies t— Super Thrift 457 W. Hunter St. 385-9966 Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Community 239 PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Alfonzo Gay M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Rowan Labrador Helens Flowers Dickens Barber Shop Neal Dillon Co. Nation Guard AAA Furniture Mr. Kelley Stilwell Mr. William Henderson Butch Myers and Family 240 Community Debbie Hood and Terri Fife SPONSORS White’s Sohio Dr. Grueser Graham’s Helber Sales Lappen, Lilley, Kernen L.P.A. Walsh’s Bakery Quality Motorland Logan Bookstore Hansel Bros. Cadd Ins. Agcy. Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Community 241 Expansion Throughout the 1980-81 school year Logan has expanded. Three new stores have come to this area. They are Carefree Casuals, Hel- en's Flowers, and the Logan 5-10. Carefree Casuals adds a wider selection of fashion wear; such as, jeans, shirts, and shorts for both guys and gals. Now students can shop around for their clothes at Sharffs, Keiths, and Carefree Cas- uals. There is not any major price difference between these stores, so just shop around and buy where you prefer. Carefree Casuals is located in the Hocking Mall. Another new store located at the Hocking Mall is Helen’s Flowers. Helen's offers a large selection of floral arrangements. Now Logan has two florists, the other being Gompfs Greenhouse. The third new store to come to Logan is the Logan 5-10. This store has almost everything to fill your needs. The 5-10 is located down- town next to Keiths and |. C. Pen- ney. Let's welcome these new stores to our town and hope that some more ones will decide to come to Logan also. 242 Gommunity Debhie Hood and Terri Fife Debbie Hood and Terri Fife Community 243 Shoot to One of the hottest selling items in Logan. Ohio, in the winter of '81 was play dart guns. These guns could be purchased at Murphy's Mart or the Logan 5-10 for any- where from one to two and one- half dollars. These dart guns were used by the seniors in the assassin game. Each senior wanting to play the game would put his name in a hat. Then names would be drawn, secretly, to see who would assassi- nate whom. After the names were drawn, the players would hunt down their victims while also watching out for his own assailant. There were many rules for this game. One of the more important rules was that no one could be an eye witness to a murder. If there was an eye witness then the killer looses the use of his gun for 24 hours, and the victim is still alive even though he may have been hit. If someone shoots and misses, the person being shot at may then shoot the assailant. Another rule was that a player could only carry three rubber darts with the gun. Once a player shoots a person, he then takes the name of the intended victim, the person who was killed had. and hunts down that person. This keeps on going until there are only two players remaining. The one who shoots the other first wins. Some people found it hard to keep in the game because they would shoot someone who had their own name: there- fore having to commit suicide. While this game was being played seniors would be seen sneaking around the corners with their guns cocked and ready to shoot the first person who aims a gun at them. Seniors weren't safe anywhere or with anyone, not even their best friends because maybe one of them was their assas- sin. Some people were assassi- nated on their way to school, before a class. — anywhere an assassin could get his person alone. The trick of this game was to never be alone. 244 Community Debbie Hood and Terri Fife 246 Closing Kerri King. Kathy York Kerri King. Kathy York Closing 247 8ui)i uja mB 8uiso|3 j gfrz W? W? ryj fo mnmy ?} pm6 v vtnry 357 ptfapiren v v jfr yw y? }nn hi yfor j xq ?Mx mw pw Tffltnv ? pn 9flv6vft 9 TXrOM VW+W yw6 vvym jtrrwfr yw 6 7 2, Page 249 1. Coach Dave Snipes tries to get his point across to, sen- ior's, John Spence, Kelly Adams, Mark Morgan, and Jim Ogg. Page 250 1. Junior Brian McDonald, shows his spirit, as he claps with the rest of the 1980 football team. 2. Everyone loves a pep assembly! 3. Seniors Cindy Dennis, Missy Walker, and Tracy Bell get together for the last time at Band Camp. (dc). Kathy York, Kerri King Closing 249 'ZScLuiHf a special tal- ent and Aceplaf it as it is, Acvits u% X4te Aat cfoaxsel . 7c achieve tAat ultimate W, you must excel cuut xeacA a eve yaun capacities Page 250 1. Maria Anderson devel- ops one of her favorite talents ... Algebra 2 homework. 2. Senior Dave Berry concentrates on keep- ing his eye on the ball at all times, (dc). 250 Closing Kathy York. Kerri King Page 251 1. Sophomore Keith Geiger tries his talent with a nasty water fountain. 2. Senior Mike Stewart tries to beat the famous “skill ball game at the Hocking County Fair! 3. Larry Conrad. Freshman, aside from other abili- ties developed his famous Crutch walk!” (dc) Kathy York. Kerri King Closing 251 INDEX Acord. lohn 5« — 12T Acord. Mary 123 — 10 Adams. lamas 123 10 Adams, julie 123 — 10 Adams. Keith 56. 166. 167— 12 Adams. Kelly 3. 6. 56. 166. 167. 166 - 12 Alberi. Theresa 12 Allberry. Nancy 136 — 9 Allbery. Robert 123—10 Allen. Angela 136 - 9 Allen. Carl 114 1 IT Allen. Chad 123. 204 10 Allen. David 123 — 10 Allen. Ethan 100 — 11 Altman. Debbie 100 — 11 Amyx. Dale 166 S Anderson. Charles 57, 114 — 1ZT Anderson. Christina 9 Anderson. Crystal 134 — 10 Anderson, (.ale — 11 Anderson. Maria 57. 59.91 — 12 Anderson. l,eone — S Anderson. Timothy 10.11. 100. 112— 11 Anderson. Tyler 123 — 10 Andrews. George 10. 138 — 9 Andrews. Michelle 57. 89 12 Angle. |im 100. 166. 168. 202 — 11 Arkley. Calhv 136 9 Arkley. Lisa 100 11 Arms. I.isa — 10 Arnold. Lvnda 11T Arnold. Mark 136 — 9 Ashcraft. |ill 138. 190. 191 9 Anker. Andrea 100 11 Auker. Christine 123 — 10 Aurand. Tamf 114 — 11T Azliell. Nancy 156 — S Bachus. Mark 136 9 Bagent. Jacqueline 136 — 9 Bailey. Delrene 136. 200 — 9 Bailey, Tammy 138 — 9 Bainter. Donnie 10. 136 9 Bit in ter. Ronnie 10. 136 9 Bilker. David 12T Ballinger. Bridget 57 — 12 Btinkerl. Paula 123 — 10 Barker, lack 123 — 10 Barker Tina 10 Barkhurst. Micky 138. 206 9 Barlow. Condn 96 — 12T Barlow. Terry 10.11.100 tl Barnes. Theresa 57 12T Barnett. Deidre 10. 138 — 9 Barnett. Harriet 114 — 11T Barney. Doltie 1t4 1 IT Barn hart. Anita 114 11T Barnhart. Kim 138. 196.197 - 9 Barrell. David 77. 96. 202 12 Barrell. Mary 136.178.179 9 Barrow. Lmra 57 12 Barstow. Rhonda 12T Bartholomew. |ames 156 S Bartow. Kathy 21. 49. 123 - 10 Bauman. Tim 138 9 Beatty. Cy 138.212 — 9 Beatty. William 57 — 12 Beaty. Christine 114 — 1 IT Beaty. |ody 138 9 Beaver. |une 123—10 Beaver. Ned 138 9 Beck. Bruce 123 — 10 Beck. Tanya 123 — 10 Beck. Terri 138 9 Beck. Todd 138 9 Beckelheimer. Carl 57 12T Bell. Danny 114 11T Bell. David 57 - 12 Bell. Donna 100. 105 11 Bell, Jerry 58 12 Bell, julie 208 S Bell. Terry 114 - 11T Bell. Terry 10.138 9 Bell. Tracy 7. 22. 23. 48. 49. 58 — 12 Bennineton. |enn 123— 10 Bensonnaver. Anita 58 12 Benson haver. Rhonda 11T Beougher. Bret 67.96 12 Beougher. lads 114 11T Berry. Dave 58. 67. 202 12 Berry. Let ha 87 12 Bessey. Brian 58. 82 — 12 Bessey. Spencer 123 10 Bevens. Barbara 157 — S Bibler. Brian 100 — 11 Biesk. Lisa 132 10 Blair. Duane 138 — 9 Blair. Krislal 21. 49. 123, 208 — 10 Blake. Sandra 138 9 Rlankership. lames 100 11 Blankership. Lisa 123 — 10 Blosser. Becky 114 - 11T Blosser. Charles 124 — 9 Blosser. Frank 58 — 12 Blosser. Jody 58 - 12T Hluhrn. Alta — S Blythe. Kevin 1.38 — 9 Blythe. Scott 123 - io Rivals, lody 138 — 9 Boa Is. Kevin — 12T Boats. Micheal 138. 204 — 9 Boats. Tim — 11T Bonnoront. Heather 58.206 — 12 Bookman. Angie 133 — 10 Boudinot. Ann 30. 58— 12 Bourgin. Mike 49. 100 11 Bourne. William 114 — 11T Bowen. Sandra 157 S Bowers. Io 155 S Bowers. Murcie 59 12 Bowersock. Rick 59 — 12 Bowman. Fred 139 — 9 Bowman. Rick 96 12T Bownes. Lanette 114 - 11T Bownes. Mark 139 9 Boyer. Rich 100. 166 11 Braash. Mike 139 9 Brandon. Leslie 100 — 11 Brandt. |ames 154 S Breeeze. Cheryl 123 — 10 Breeze, lohn 30. 59. 77 — 12 Breeze. Karen 60 12T Brenick. Shawn 123 10 Bridgewater. Deborah 158. 175. 200 S Brislinger. Amy 123 — 10 Brooks, ('arson 123 — 10 Brooks. Cina 123 — 10 Brown. Becky 21. 49. 60 — 12 Brown. Cheryl 113. 100 11 Brown. Cindy 114 11T Brown. Curtis 5. 114 1 IT Brown. Dan 139 9 Brown. Don 100. 166. 210 — 11 Brown. Doug 204 Brown. Greg 139 9 Brown, lack 114 11T Brown, juanite 114 — 11T Brown. Marla 60 1ZT Brown. Stephanie 101 — 11 Brovies. Laura 123 — 10 Bryan. Tracey 101.171.186. 187 — 11 Buckley, (airol — 11 Buckner. Ron 123 10 Bungard. Ken 139 9 Burke. Kay 178. 179 - S Burkholder. Patricia 21. 49. 101 — 11 Bums. Cenrgana 12T Burns. Sheila 114 1 IT Busch. Theodore 101. 109. 166 — 11 Bush. C L 123. 204 10 Buttrick. Tim 123 — 10 Byrd. |eff 114 llT Cagg. Tammy 114 11T Callender. Connie 11 Camplvell. l.ishu 123.128. 132 — 10 Camplvell. Mark 114 t IT Camplvell. Rom-.inn.i 123 10 Canter. Dave 10.11.60 12 Carpenter. Angie 60 — 12T Carpenter. Ceruld 114 — llT Carpenter. Indy 139 — 9 Carpenter. Steve 123 — 10 (harper. Sandy 49. 101 11 Carper. Sheila 49. 123 — 10 Carr. Doug 49. 139. 20. 21 9 Carrier. Kenny 123. 166 10 Carson. |odie 139 - 9 Carter, lody 114 - llT Carter. Melanie 60 12T Carter. Norma 123 10 Cavince. Shanny 128 - 10 Chamtvers. Allen 123. 127 10 Chamlvers. Eric — 11 Chambers, luck 101 10 Chambers. Kim 139 — 9 Chambers. Steve 123 10 Champ. Greg 114 — llT Chandler, lonn — 9 Chandler. Kimlverlv 12T Chandler. Richard 114 11T Chapman. Ron 101 — 11 Chenoweth. Doral 3—11 Chesser. Sheila 60—12 Child. Richard 157 S Chute. Marjorie 162 S Clark. Diana 123 — 10 Clark. Mike 134 - 10 Clark. Tim — 12 Clements. Rita 115 — llT Clifton. Donald — 12T Clifton. Beckv 101 — 11 Cline. Kris 10. 123 - 10 Clonch. Gayle 123 10 Clouston. |ennifer49, 123 — 10 Clutter. Martha — S Civakley. Charles 123 — 10 Coakley. Cindy 150 — 9 Coakley. lohn 60 — 12T Coakley. Martha 162 — S Coakley. Vanessa 123 — 10 Coffman. Marilyn 157 S Cole. Cathleen 21. 48. 49.123. 223 - 10 Coleman. Glen 123. 124 — 10 Collen.Tom 159. 189 -S Collins. Charolette 139. 178. 179. 196. 197. 208. - 9 Comstock. Mary 162 — S Conant. Beth 139. 149 - 9 Conaway. Kathy 9 Conaway. Kenny — 11 Conkle. Pamela 101. 208 — 11 Conley. Crystal 139 9 Conley. leff 212 — 9 Conley. Kelly 123. 10 - 10 Conley. Terry 115 — 11T Connor. Frances 60. 62. 30 — 12 Conrad. Larry 139. 204 — 9 Cook. Amy 61 12 Cook. Candy — 11 Cook. Carrie 48. 49. 144. 139. 197. 22. 200 - 9 Cook. Chervl 123 — 10 Cook. Dan 96 - 12T Cook. Rich 77-12 Cook. Tracy 139 — 9 Coomer. Fred 12T Cordle. Molly 139. 147 9 Casper, Dave 101 — 11 Cottril. Kim 123. 195. 200 — 10 Cottrill. Tony 139 — 9 Courier. Beverlv |B |) 139. 197 9 Courtney. Barbara 115 - 1 IT Courtney. Melissa 101 — 11 Cox. Christina 123 — 10 Cox. David 115 - 1 IT Cox. Rivger 61 — 12 Cox. Teresa 101 - 11 Cox. Timothy 101 11 Cox. Wanda 101 — 11 Cozad. Lisa 101 — 11 Cozad. Tammii 115 — 11T Cozad. Tim 139 9 Cozad. Tod 61 - 12T Cratvh. Rotvert 139 — 9 Craiglow. Kevin 115 — 11T Cramer. Lisa 123 10 Crawford. Steve 176. 177. 102. 210- 11 Creiglow. Bonnie — 11 Crippen. Alicia 139 — 9 Critser. Nikki 139. 30 -9 Cronin. Alisha 139. 147 9 Crosby, lames 123 — 10 C rot her . Tammy 62 — 12T Crowe, Ida 159 — S Crum. Maritta 139 9 Culbertson, lerry 62 12 Culbertson. Paul 140 — 9 Cullison. Barlvara — S Cullison. Denise 175.61.62 12 Culp. Tim 85 12 Cumrnuns. Naomi 30 S Cummins, Shelly 140 9 Cunningham. Becky 140 9 Cunningham. Ruby 63 — 12T Cupp. Jeff 115-1 IT Danielson, Lawrence 9 Danison. |ohn 140 9 Darnell. Larry 123 10 Daubenmire. Andrea ]: 1 Daubenmin- Brad 139. 140 t Daubenmire. Bruce 123 to Daubenmire. Dale 102 11 Daubenmire. Debbie 102 11 Daubenmire. Debra 63 121 Daubenmire. Klla 102 11 Daubenmire. J.mu-.s 14c 4 Daubenmire Kendra 49 102 11 Daubenmire. Kyle 115 11T Daugherty, Greg 49.20.21 12 Daugherty, Sherry 140 9 Davie. Tracey 171. 102 11 Davis. Barbara 102 11 Davis. Chip 140 — 9 Davis, (dark 63 — 12T Davis. Dennis 144. 140. 204 « Davis. Lisa 140 - 9 Davis. Mark 63 12T Davis. Paige 49. 123. 21 10 Duvis. Randy 123 — 10 Davis. Rick 63-12 Davis. Rob 115. 113 — llT Davis. Shelley 96—12 Davis. Sherry 140 9 Davis. Shirley 124 — 10 Davis. W;illiam - 9 Deible. Brian 115 — 1 IT Del Ciello. Joseph 162 S Dennis. Cindy 21.22.23.48.49. 63. 194. 195. 208. 246 12 Dennis. Jeff 140. 144. 145 9 Dennis. Shelley 124 10 Dennis. Tammy 124 10 Devaughn. Machell 12T Devol. Cathy 63.91 - 12 Devol. |ane 21.49.63 12 Dicken, Curt 63 — 12T Die ken. Dave 1t5 11T Dicken. Douglas 124. 189. 204 10 Dicken. Muleah 21. 49. 124 — 10 Dicken. Scott 140 9 Dierks. Ronald S Dishennett. Kevin 102 — 11 Dollison. Diane 102 11 Donahoe. James 115 1 IT Donahue. Bruce 64 12T Donahue. Luke 124 10 Donahue. Scott 140 9 Donaldson. Deanna 64 12 Donaldson. Mike 64. 115 12T Dorris, Bobbi 30.124 10 Dougherty'. Sherry 65 — 12T Dow ns. John 124, 166 10 Dressing. Pamela 115 11T Dressing. Tim — 9 Duncan. Bill 10. 124 10 Dupler. Doug 115 - 1 IT Dupler. Ilira 124 — 10 Dupler. Tina 102 11 Dye. Todd — 12T Dyer. Dennis 102 — 11 Easter. Delphia — 11T Easterling. Michael 115 11T Eaton, Darin 128. 124 - 10 Eaton. Troy 124 — 10 Eberst. Kevin 177, 65. 210 12 Eckhart. Nancy 48. 49. 124.21 10 Edgar. Mark 3. 124. 65 12 Edgar. Martha 23. 132. 22 10 Edwards. David 12T Edwards. Ia tha 102 11 Edwards. Mike 136 10 Edwards. Nancy 56. 65 12 Edwards. Sherry — 12T Eiick. Bridget 161 S Eliars. Darren 124 10 Ellinger. Kelvin 140 - 9 Ellinger, Lisa 140 - 9 Emerson. Yock 175. 194. 195. 102. 200 - 11 Emerson. Tammy 65 — 12 Einrnrich. Werner S Enderle. Becky 102 11 Enderle. Sherrie 124 — 10 Bnglert. Rebecca 157 — S Erb. Dick 163 - S Erb. Karla 171. 186. 102. 107. 208 — 11 Ervin. Rick 124. 134. 166 10 252 Index julie May Ervin. Terri 124 10 Erfep. Chuck 140 9 Evans. David 140 9 Evans. Roliert 140 g Evans. Sandra 05 1 1’ Evans. Sherry 102 11 Evans. Tina 65. 87 12 Eveland. Ann 124.131 Farley. Maxwell 140 9 Faulkner. |eannie 49. 05. 30. 21 12 FelH s. Thomas 123. 124. 160 10 Ferguson. iionnie 140 9 Felherolf. Chris 115 12T Felherolf. Greg 115 - 11T Felherolf, Minnie 115 11T Felherolf. Sieve 124 10 Felherolf. Troy 140 9 Fickel. Edward 100 S Fickel. Lisa 65 — 12 Fidler. («buck 124 — 10 I 1(1 Iff I iTi S.l « 12 Fife. Terri 49. 175. «6 12 Finefrock. Nick 1ZT Fisher. Sonja 66 12 Fisher. Terry 141 9 Fitzgerald. Scull S Fleming. |eff 115— 11T Flood. Linda 141 9 Flowers. Bryan 115 11T Flowers, Michael 66 12 Flowers. Ronald 124 10 Flowers. Sieve 115 11T Flowers. Tami — 12 Floyd. Sieve 49. 102.21 11 Floyd. Tina 124 10 Foltz. Kelly 102 11 Foil .. Natalie 141 9 Foss. Robert 124 10 Fox. Kim 180. 181. 141.22 9 Fraley, Bobby 141 9 Fraley. Connie 180. 181. 66 12 Fraley. Rhanda 66 12T Frasure. Brad 115 HT Frasure. |eff 124.135. 189.212 10 Fraunfeller. Gregory HiO. 159 8 Frazier. Dawn 10 Frazier. Denyse 102 11 Frazier. Scoll 124.166 io Frazier. Suzanne 66 12 Frazier. Tim 66 12 Frederick. Michael 12T Freeman. Barry 141 9 Fnel. Barbara 103 II Fuller. Brenda 49. 103.21 11 Fuller. Melody 180. 181. 66 12 Fullerton. Ricnard — 11 (•able, Rick 124. 166 10 Cable. Sally 103 II Cabriel. |omes 141 9 Gallagher. Gwen 152 S Gang, lull 124 10 Ganson. Becky 141 9 Garren. |on 124 10 Garrison. Tim 141 9 Gales. Glenda 141 9 Gav. Alfonso 62. 166. 210 12 (biy. Cathy 186,103 ii Gee. laajueline 124 10 Geiger. Bradley 124 10 Geiger. Keith 124.166 10 Geiger. Lee 96 12 Geii. Ronald 141 9 Geil. Sherri 67 — 12T Gerkin. Ericka 49 9 Cessells. Brian 124 10 Gibson, laiurene 124 10 Gill. Diane 67 - 12T Gill. |im 124. 10.204 10 Gillespie. Billy 141 9 Gillespie. Gary 141 9 Gilloglv. Kathy 11 Glaze. Brian 68 12T Glenaman. Dan 103 II Glenn. Angie 49. 68 12 Glenn, John 141 9 (dick. Diana 103 11 Glovd. Elizalieth ( 8. 78 12 Golds!ine. David 124. 136 10 Gordon. Angie 103 11 Gordon. Sieve 166 — S Goss. Christopher 115. 119 11T INDEX (loss. Johann.i 49. 141. 21 9 Goss. Lisa 115 — 1 IT Goss. Tim 68 12T Gossel, Donald 124.212- 10 Grant. Martha 141 — 9 Green, Dirk 1 IT Green. Lisa 116 11T Green. Robin 96 12 Green. Torey — 12T Cribble. Lira 124 - 10 Griffith. Jeannette 141 9 Griggs. Vincent 168. 103. 23. 22. 166 11 Grim. Julie 68 - 12T Grinstead. |tuly 68 12T Grove. Michael 167. 68 94. 100 - 12 Grove. Tina 124 — 10 Crueser. Jenny 103 — 11 Guda. Amy 141.10 9 Cuda. Sarah 12 Guess. Cathy 133-9 Hackley. Tami 141 — 9 Hackney. Laura 49.68 — 12 Hagen. Linda 116— 11T Hahn. |eff 141. 145 9 Hall. Richard 111 11 Hall. Steve 103 11 Hamm. Jim 141 9 Hamm. Shari 116 11T Hampshire. Chris 70 12T Hankison. Carl — 11T Hankison. Charles 116— 12T Hanshaw. Bill 124 10 Harliarger. Tammy 49. 68. 21 — 11 Harden. James 124 10 Harden. Lori 124 10 Harden. Rich 124. 135 10 I larden. Sandra li9 12T Hardesty. Conda — 12T I lard man. Kerry 69. 202 1ZT I larkless. Barry 116 11T I larkless. Rick 141. 204 9 Har| er. Bill 124 10 Harper. Diana 124 10 Harper, 8am 142 9 Harris. David 124. 10. 166 10 Harris. Mario 116 11T Harris. Mike 142. 140. 10-9 Hart. Tami 124 10 Hart. Vangii 103 11 Hartley. Gwen 104. 175. 195 Hartley. Roliert 117 - 12T Hartman. Donald 22. 23.69. 95. 12 Hartman. Kelly 142. 204 9 I fart man. Mark 3. 22. 69. 70. 200. 246 12 Harwood. Carolyn 30. 104 11 Harwood. Qinnie 142 — 9 Harwood. Laura 70 — 12 Hatfield. Pam — 11 Hauck Albert Ufl Hauck. Connie 124. 180. 181 10 Hawk. Ronnv 124 10 Hawk. Shervl 56. 71. 194. 195. 246 12 Hawkins. Daniel 124. 176. 212 10 Hawkins. Donald 104. 105 11 Heath. William 77. 162 S Hedges. Becky 104 11 Heft. Judy S Heft. Thomas 142 9 Heinlein. |ackie 22.104. 186 11 Heil. Steve 127. 133 10 Helber. John 124.135. 189 10 Helber. Ken 12T Heltier. Loretta — S Hemsworth. Lira 124. 128 10 Henderson. Connie 124 — 10 Henderson. |ewe! 157 S Henderson. Mike 71 12T Henry. |ay 71 12 I lesser. George 11T Hesser. Janet 142 9 Hesser. Mary- 142 9 Hesser. Rose 104 11 Hicks. Dan 100 11 Hinerman. Brenda 195 — 11 Hinerman. Regan 116 11T Hinerman. Ten 6.142. 144. 197. 22. 200 — 9 Hockman. Kimberly 178. 179, 126 - 10 Hoffman. Pamela 49. 71. 21 12 Hoffman. Jay 126 — 10 Hob Tr “1 200 12 Holdren. Katherine 116 11T Hollon. Marilyn 71 12 Hollsman. Darlene 12T Holmes. Thad William 116. 71 12T Hood. Debbie 49. 104. 108 11 Hopkins. Mike 126 10 Hopstetter. Tony 111. 30 11 Horn. Luke 142 9 Horsley. Elmer 20. 152 — S Hosier. Patrick 146. 142. 138. 212 — 9 Housman. Darlene 71 12 Howard. Margaret 12C 10 Howard. Randall 151 S Howdyshell. Carol 71 12 Howdyshell. Rusty 150. 142 9 Howell. Phy illis 126 10 Hoy. Gerry 133 — 10 Hoy | B 142. 204 — 9 Hoy. Suzanne 180. 181. 171.186. 104.22 11 Hudnell. Robyn 72 - 12 Hudnell. Tracy 142 — 9 Hudson. Greg 116 - 1 IT Huffines. Beverly 142 9 Huffman. Carol 2. 72 — 12 Huffman. Dixie 72. 95 12 Huggins. Gary’ 73 — 12 Hull. Sheri 126 10 Hunraker. Andy 142 9 Hunsaker. Sally 180. 181. 104. 208 - 11 Hunt. Billie 126. 135 10 Hunter. Jackie 142. 208 9 Hunter. Lori 142 9 Hunter. Mary 116 — 1 IT Hunter. Renee 116— 9T Hunter. Todd — 11T Huston. Gregory 96 — 12T Hutchison, lodle 126 — 10 Hutchison. Scott 104 11 Hutchison. Tracie 49. 73.21 12 Hutton. Mike 142 — 9 Inboden. Ashley 77—12 Inboden. Misti 10. 11. 30. 104 11 Ingram. Scott 73 — 12T 1 reton. Doree 163 — S Irvin. Lira 30. 49. 142. 200 9 ackson, Nancy S ackson. Tammy — 11T ames. lames 11 ames. Roller! 116 10 uney. Ronald 160. 166 S arvis. Lora 73 12T ayjohn Dennis 142 9 effrev. Doug 116- 11T effrey. John 73. 77. 206 12 enkins. Betsy 73 12 ohnson. Heather 142 — 9 ohnson, |acqueline 104. 175. 195. 200 11 Johnson. Mike 11 johnson. Rita 49. 142 9 Johnson. Eddie 49. 126. 135. 189. 212- 10 ohnson. Shelia 49.126 10 ohnston. Annette 116 11T ohnston. Canilyn S ohnston. Michelle 142 9 ohnston. Sue 126 10 ones. Angela 126 10 ones. Carolvn 157 - S ones. Douglas 30 - 12 ones. Garnett S ones, Jackie 104 - 11 ones, [ason 12T ones. Jeana 49.104. 21 — 11 ones. John 116 — t IT ones. Kris 143 9 ones. Lora 104 — 11 oy. Greg 126 - 10 ov. Rick 116 1 IT oy. Roy 116 — 1 IT uniper. Earl 143 9 ust ice. Krista I 14.3. 194. 195 9 list ice. Twila 143 — 9 Kane-Holloway. Catherine — S Kasler. Robin 143 9 Kearns. Bryan 143 9 Keels. Denise 73. 80 12 Keister. Roftda 120 111 Kellar. Kimberly 180.181. 56. 194. 195.246.97 12 Keller. Kevin 126. 166 10 Kernan. Will 16.3 S Keslar. Kim 178. 179. 105— 11 Kessler. Becky 105 — 11 Kessler. Tina 143 12 Keynes. Billy 105 11 Kibble. Sundre 143 — 9 Kibble. Steve 120. 105- 11 Kienzle. |an 105 — 11 Kilbaiger. Bry an 126. 22. 23 10 Kilkenny. JoAnna 126 10 Killoran. Christine S Killoran. Edward 154 S Kincaid. Dwana 143 9 Kincaid. Paul — 11 King. Kerri 105. 30 - 11 Kinne. Abby 143 — 9 Kinne. Rick 12 Kitchen. Doug 105.166 11 Kline. Amy 126- 10 Kline. Brad 126 — 10 Kline. Charles 11T Kline. Eric 143.212 9 Kline. Gayle 73 12 Kline. |ouetla — 12 Kline. Rhonda 126 10 Kline. Wes 126 to Klinebriel. Rodney 126 10 Klingenlierg. Adie 49. 126. 21 — 10 Klump. Peggy 12 Kiump. Roger 126. 166 10 Knece. Tony 73 12 Knight. Mona 59 12 Kocn.Rdb127.138 16 Kolhert. Roller! 131 10 Kollister. Lori 12T Kollister. Tony — to Konkler. |im 105.166 11 Kornmiller. David 74 12T Krannitz. Lance 126. 204 10 Krannitz. Robin 143 9 Krannitz. Tony 126 — 10 Krieg. Ellen 143. 30. 200 9 Krotkv. John 124. 161 - S Kuhn. Mary 49. 21. 126- 10 Kuhn. Sandy 143. 10 9 Ltborador. Maria 143. 30 9 Lambert. Bri.in 143 — 9 Lingford. Doris 126— 10 Langford. Ed 116. 74 12T Ginning, Lira 178. 179. 105. 200 — 11 Lantz. Susan 143. 200 9 Larimer. Jamie 49. 143.21 —9 Later. Judy 105 - 11 Lattimer. David 105 11 Lively. Dan 12T Lively . Ken 126 10 Lively-. Patrick 126 10 Liwler. Suzanne 100 S Lawrence Christie 143 9 Lawrence. Teresa 97 — 12T Lawrence. Tta ft liT Liwrence. Toni 143 9 Lendl. Randy 49. 143. 21 -9 Leadhetter. Mark 143.10 9 Leasure. Christy 190. 191. 143 — 9 Lee. Kathy 143 9 I-effler. |ulia 162 S Lehman Bruce 121' Lehman. David 116 11T l-ehman. Debra 126 10 Lehman, ay 126 10 Lehman, oan 144-9 Lehman, une 126 10 Lemon. LeeAnn 64.74 12 Levandofskv. Gretchen 49.144 - 9 Lewis. Alice 116 — 1 IT Lindsay. Julie 171.85.97 - 12 Lindsey. Jody 74 - 12T Lindsey. Shellie 126 10 Lindsey . Tracy 74 — 12 Linton. BitrLira 126 to Linton. Michelle 126 10 Linton. John 74.166.210 - 12 Linton. Pennie 106 11 Little, Joseph 74 12T Julie May Index 253 INDEX Littleton. Rolierta 116 — IIT Littleton. Tim 144 — 9 Long, Barliara 74 — 12 laing. Peggy 162 S Dmst.id. Eric 144 9 Loomis. Sean 126 10 lame. Samantha 126 — 10 Lowe. Tammy 144 — 9 Lunsford. Nila 72 12 Luoma. GralcKen 49.126. 21 10 Lutz. Mary 126 10 Lutz. Peggy - 12T Lytle. Scot! 116 - 11T MacDonald. Brian 106.166 11 Macioci, Tony 144. 22 9 Maddix. Art 12T Maddox. Blanc 75 12 Magic. Sara 106. 110. 206 — 11 Malone. |eff 117.75- 12T Malone. Kenneth 144 9 Malone. Larry 126 10 Malone. Roliefl 75 — 12T Maniskas. Nancy 126 10 Maniskas. Steve 49. 76. 20 — 12 Manter. Kathleen 49.144 - 9 Manter. Tim — 11T Mara. Matthew 76. 210 12 March. Mary 126 10 Marck, Mike 144. 150 — 9 Marck. Nick 76.166 12 Markwood. Garin 106 — 11 Marrs. Uoirie — 10 Marshall. Darin 126. 10 10 Marshall. Scott 11T Marlin. Dave 144 9 Martin. |im 126 10 Marlin. Wendy 144.30 9 Mason. Alan 76 — 12T Mason. Brian 144 9 Mason. Deborah 49.126 — 10 MasteHer. Mark 4. 76 — 12 Malheny. Keith 117 - llT Mathias. Debbie 180. 181 — S Mathias. |im Bob 76. 117 - 12T May. Deborah 76.208 12 May. |nkki 106 11 May. Inlie 106. 178.179. 195. 200 - 11 Maze. Heather 97 12T Maze. Ron 106 11 McBride. Bill 105. 166. 210 — 11 McBride. Dave 144 — 9 McBride. Mitch 105 — 11 McBride. Ronald 105. 166. 210 — 11 McBroom. Anne 106. 120. 180. 181.208 - 11 McCombs. Ruth 126 10 McCombs. Tina — 9 McCormick. Felicia 106 11 Mctkirmick. Tedford 157. 204 S McCune. Gregory 106.166. 204 - 11 McDaniel. Catherine 126 S McDaniel. Don 106 11 McDaniel. Kalhi 21.49 10 McDaniel. Lisa 49. 140. 144 9 McDowell. Chris 106. 92 - 11 McFann. Angela 144. 197. 200 - 9 McFarland. Dave 9 Met .ornery. |im 10 McGreevy. Karin 144 9 McGuire. Lvnnette 21.48. 49. 97 12 McHome. Shelia 117 llT McIntosh. Marcia 144 9 McIntosh. Terry 132. 166 10 McKelvey. Robert — 12T McKinley. Mary 117- 11T McKinnis. Lorin 126 10 McLtughlin. Jennifer 106 - 11 McLiughlin. Mike 126 10 McLin. Deb 126-10 McManaway. Michelle 171.106 - 11 McNarnee. Debbie 175. 106. 22. 208— 11 McVev. Jennifer 49. 74 - 12 McVey. Sieve 49. 144. 143. 21 - 9 McVey. Tim 126—10 Meece. Mark 144 - 9 Mr Sirin Larry 144 — 9 Messenger. Larry — 10 . Metzger. Richard S Meyer. Brian 144. 10 — 9 Meyer. Wade 123. 30.10. 212 10 Michel. Mark 9 Miller. Brenda 144 — 9 Miller. Brian 154 S Miller. Dianna 117 11T Miller. Errol 106 11 Miller. Greg 145 — 9 Miller. |anice 107.30.103 11 Miller. Jeff 49. 145 - 9 Miller. Kevin 107.11.10 — 11 Miller. Bobbi 76 12 Miller. Scott 129— 10 Miller. Tamara 49. 107. 21 - 11 Mills. Douglas 9 Mlisted. Roberta 129—10 Mingus. Virginia 156 S Mitchell. Terry 129 10 Mock. Deanna 145 — 9 Mock. Rod 117- llT Men . Jelea 49. 145 9 Mohler. Ellen — 11 Mohler. |eff 107 11 Mohler. jeff 129 - 10 Mohler. jennifer 76 — 121’ Mohler. Kathy 107. 30. 105- 11 Mong. Beth 190. 191. 129. 22 — 10 Monk. Monle 107. 189. 166. 210 - 11 Montgomery. Bernard — S Montgomery. |im 129 — 10 Montgomery. Kelly 107.210 11 Moore. Dave 107 — 11 Moore. |eff 117 — 1 IT Moore, jim — 11 Moore. Lori 145 9 Morehouse. Melody 117 — llT Morgan. |eff 202 10 Morgan. Marcus 167.169. 3.72. 77. 166 12 Morris. Duane 94 12 Morrison. I im 145 9 Mosure. Bonnie 117 — 11T Mosure. Sharon 77—12 Mount. Marsha — 12 Mount. Mary 12T Mowery. Rodney 145 9 Mullins. Kathy 129.22 10 Mundy. Tom 49. 145. 21 —9 Mundy. Jeff 129.212 10 Murata. Taura 145 — 9 Murry. Tom 152 — S Murtha. Joe 162 — S Murtha. Liz 107.206 - 11 Murtha. Matt 129. 189 - 10 Myers. Bud 163 — S Myers. Henry 11 Myers. Jeaftfo 75. 30. 77 12 Myers, jerry — 11 Myers, joy 75.78 - 12 Myers. Mike 129. 204. 166 — 10 My ers. Phil 150. 145. 141. 22. 212 - 9 Myers. Raymond — 11T Myers. Rena 78 12 Nace. Richard 163 — S Neff. Trisha 49. 145 -9 Nelson. Beth 107. ill 11 NeLson. Bob 107. 101 11 Nelson. |ames 145 9 Nelson, joan 107 — 11 Nelson. Rick 129. 202 10 Nelson. Shouli 107 11 Nelson. Tina 129 — 10 Nelson. Troy 117 — 1 IT Nelson. William 107 — 11 Nichols, Donna 78 12T Nihiser. Dannv 107 — 11 Nihiser. John 6. 108. 166. 210 — 11 Nihiser. Mindy 145 — 9 Nihiser. Rick 189—11 Nihiser. Rob 117 llT Nihiser. Tim 145 — 9 Nixon. Craig — S Nixon. Kelly 108—11 Noll. Candi 145 — 9 North. Bill 129.131 -10 North. |eff 49. 2.79- 12 Nowicki, Be i 79—12 Nutter. Pattv — 11T Nve. William 129. 212-10 Odom. Robert 117 — 1 IT Odom. Teresa 129 — 10 O’Donnell. Debra 49. 145, 200 — 9 Ogg. |eff 129.166,212 — 10 Ogg. jim 3. 79. 166 - 12 Ogle. Dick 62.11.79.10. 166 12 O'Harra. Tesa 145 — 9 Oiler. Kimberly 145 — 9 O'Rourke. Teresa 117 — 11T O’Rourke. Waller 145 — 9 Osborn. Dorothy 162 S Osborn. Ron 123. 129. 212. 166 10 Owsley . |ean — 11 Palmer. |ill 129 — 10 Panetti. Georgene 49.10«. 21 — 11 Parry. Mary 108 11 Patterson. William 129.10 — 10 Patrick. James 145 — 9 Patrick. Candy 145 — 9 Patrick. Paul — 11T Patton. Jeffrey 117 - 1 IT Patton. Kelley 145 — 9 Patton. Ken — 11 Patton. Marianne 64. 79 12 Paxton. Jennifer 117.119 — 11T Paxton. Karen 79 12T Payne. Carl 129. 10 10 Pearson. Steve — 10 Peck. Carla 79—12 Peck. |im 129 - 10 Peck. Michele 146 — 9 Peck. Teresa 49.146 — 9 Perez. Mike 146 9 Perrv. Fred 129 — 10 Perry . John 129. 166 10 Peterson. Barbara 153 — S Petreila. Teri 175. 56. 79.95 12 Petrella. Tina 175. 56. 246. 79. 95 — 12 Phillips. |oe 129. 166. 212 - 10 Phillips. Lisa 129 — 10 Pickett. Leanne 49. 129. 21 — 10 Pittman. Russ — 12T Pittman. Thomas 129 — 10 Poling. Bart 117 — 12T Poling Casey 108 — 11 Poling. Pamela 129 — 10 Poling Robbyn — 11 Poling. Rod 146 9 Poling. Tod 146-9 Poling. Wesley (Keith) 80 — 12T Porter. Shery l 129.136- 10 Postelwait. Barbara 117 — llT Powers. Christy 49. 223. 129. 21. 108. 136 — 10 Price. Keith 49. 129. 20. 21 - 10 Primmer. Carol 129 — 10 Props. Tracy 117 — llT Rafferty. Teresa 80 — 12T Ramey . Steve 80. 11.10 — 12 Rardain. Carole 150 — 9 Rardain. David 146 — 9 Rau. Mike 113. 108. 202 11 Ravbum. Shelly 108 — 11 Redd. Deborah 49. 146. 81 12 Redd. Diana 49. 21. 208 - 9 Reed. Christine Reed. Sam 129 — 10 Reed. Sherri 112. 108.30— 11 Refeld. Robert 49. 81. 117.21 — 12 Regg. Betty Reid. Don 81 - 12T Reid. Rick 146 - 9 Reid. Robert 108 11 Reynolds. David 11 Reynolds. |eff 129 — 10 Reynolds. Kim 49.129.134 - M Rheinscheld. Charlotte 108 1 Rheinscheld. Mike 146 9 Rhodes. Diana 135 — 10 Rhodes. Bonnie 171, 81. 95 12 Rice. Christie 178. 179. 124. 12«. 197. 30. 200 - 10 Richards. |oellen 117 — 11T Richards. Randy 146—9 Riffle. Julie 81 12T Riggs. Jeff 146 9 Riggs. Rudy 166 - 10 Riggs. Tricia 180. 181.81. 200 12 Riley. David 49. 21.69 — 12 Risen, Pauline 162 — S Ritter. David 162 — S Robinette. Eveland — 10 Robinette. |eff 81 12 Robinson. |ames 166. 154 S Robson. Don 146 — 9 Roederer. Debbie 117 - 11T Roley. Becky 108—11 Raley. Sieve 177, 176.108. 30. 210- 11 Rolston. Laura 129 — 10 Rooker. Tom 129 — 10 Roop. Esther 81 — 12T Roop. Lisa 81 — 12T Roop. Tracey 117 — llT Ross. Larry 108.166— 11 Roush. Jack 129—10 Roush. Iames 166. 159. 160 — S Rowe. Vernon 129 — 10 Ruff. Anita 108 11 Ruff. |ohn 108.166.210 - 11 Ruff. Richard 129. 204 — 10 Rush. Anne 146 — 9 Russel. Bev 150. 146 9 Russel. Brenda 129 — 9 Russell. Brent — 12T Russell. Jeff 109-11 Russell. Mark 176. 82 - 12 Rutter. Carroll 129.131 - 10 St Clair. Beth 175. 22. 82 - 12 St Clair. Kristi 109 104. 208 - 11 Salsberry. Mark 146 — 9 Salsberry. Tina 82 — 12 Sampson. Mark 83. 30 — 12 Saunders. Beth 129—10 Saunders. Frankie 83 — 12T Savage. Dennis 162 — S Savely, Charlene 146 — 9 Savely . Eddie 117 — 11T Savely. Vickie 83 — 12T Saving. Steve 109 11 Schmeltzer. Mary 83 12T Schmellzer. Robert 129, 10. 212 - 10 Schrader. Angie 146 — 9 Schrader. Michael 83. 166. 210 - 12 Schultheiss. Amy 129 — 10 Schultz. Esther 161 — S Schultz. Jeff 49. 146. 204 -9 Schultz. Todd 83 — 12T Scott. Bob 49. 129 10 Scott. Connie — 12 Scott. Stanley 146 — 9 Seager. Matthew 146 — 9 Seibert. Robert 146 — 9 Sellers. Dave 20. 152 - S Seum. Edwin 146 — 9 Shannon. |ohn 21. 49. 128.129 - 10 Sharb. Mike 147 - 9 Shannon. Ray 129 — 10 Sharp. Penny — 12 Shaw. Lori 147 - 9 Shaw. Mark — S Shaw. Pauline 160 — S Sheets. Daniel 83 — 12T Sheets. David 10. 11. 109 11 Sheets. Brent 109. 176. 210 — 11 Sheets. |udy 21. 49.142. 147 — 9 Sheets. Lisa 117 - 11T 254 lndex jtilie May INDEX Sheets. Nikki 147 - 9 Sheldon. Tracy 83 — 12T Sheline. |ulie 21. 49. 109— 11 Shivers. Carol 157 — 8 ShnuIts. Gene 129 10 Shuttleworlh. Dennis 129. 212 — 10 Shuttleworlh. Kim 48. 49. 129 — 10 Shuttle worth. Tracy 30. 83. 176 — 12 Shuttleworth. Troy 147 — 9 Sigler. Alan 129. 206 - 10 Sigler. Amy 49. 129. 206 - 10 Sigler. Anne 84 -12 Sigler. Chris 166. 210 — 11 Sigl T. Cindy 84 — 12 Sigler. Scott 166 Sigler. Todd — 9 Simmons. Susan 49. 147 9 Simon. Elizabeth 130 — 10 Simpson. Nanette 84 12T Sinnott. Mark 147 — 9 Sinnott. Terry 147. 212 - 9 Sinnott. Tony 206 - 12 Sinnott. Trudy 109. 105 - 11 Sinnott. Vince 112.109. 112. 22. 166 - 11 Six. Susan 147 — 9 Skinner. |oseph 109. 11.10 — 11 Smart. |ames84 — 12 Smothers. |effrey 147 — 9 Smathers. Jennifer 130 — 10 Smathers. Paula 147 9 Smathers. Sheryl 49. 21. 84 — 12 Smith. Bohbi 30 — S Smith. Bradley 84. 166 - 12 Smith. Charles 147 — 9 Smith. Clifford 72.11. 10.84 12 Smith. Dwayne - 11T Smith. Euteua 147 — 9 Smith. Carv 212 — 10 Smith. |im 118 — 12T Smith. Kathy 130 10 Smith. Kim 130 — 10 Smith. Kirk 158.166 — 8 Smith. Linda 118 — 11T Smith. Lisa 97- 12T Smith. Marie 147 — 9 Smith. Michael 84 - 12T Smith. Pamela 118 — 11T Smith. Robert 124. 130 - 10 Smith. Sandy 130. 30 — 10 Smith. Stephanie 147 — 9 Smith. Tammy — 9 Smith. Theodore 130. 212 10 Smith. Theresa 49. 130 — 10 Smith. Timothy 84 — 12 Smith. Vickie — 12T Smyers (Bauman) Kimherlv 130 — 10 Smyers. Richard 147. 10 — 9 Snedegar. Rick 61. 85. 78 — 12 Snider. Jeff 130. 10 - 10 Snkler. Kathy 147.10-9 Snipes. David 166. 159 — 8 Snipes. Patricia 155 — S Snyder. Rhonda 85 12T Soft. | a red 147 — 9 Soil. Karen 85 — 12 Sorrows. Carol 130. 10 — 10 Souders. Bruce 86. 166 — 12 Souders. Edward 147 9 Sunders. |amie 118 — 11T Souders. jennifer86 — 12T Souders. Jody 86 — 12T Souders. Steve 109. 106 — 11 Souders. Tammy 147 — 9 Souders. Tina 12 Sowers. Larry 11T Sparks. Jacky 109 — 11 Speakman. Troy 118 — 11T Spence. |uck 130. 131. 166 - 10 Spence, john 3. 86. 166 12 Spence. Ken 118 11T Spence. Matt 147. 204 —9 Spencer. |ay 109 — 11 Spicer. Doug 166 — 10 Spicer. Steven 130 — 10 Spradlin. Kelly 49. 147 — 9 Springer. Mark — 12T Springer. Michael — 12T Stallsmith. Lori 128.130 — 10 Stanley, Amy 148 9 Starkey. Aaren 148. 10 — 9 Starkey. Alan 49. 130. 21 — 10 Stamer. Lori 49. 123. 130. 22.10 - 10 Starner. Michelle 130 — 10 Starner. Mike 10. 86. 202 12 Starr. Terry — 12 Stephenson. Chris 148. 208 — 9 Stephenson. Michael 86 — 12T Stevens. Charlotte — 12T Si evens. Cera Id 118 — 1 IT Stevens. |udv 148 9 Stevens. Sarah — 11 Steward. Kathy 130 - 10 Steward. Linda 148 — 9 Stewart. Christina 130 — 10 Stewart. Jamie 148 — 9 Stewart. Michael 169. 86. 92. 166. 202 - 12 Stickdom. Tim 120.118.86 — 12T Sti bon. Clyde 118 — 11T Stilson, Edith 148 — 9 Stilwell. Kelly 5. 160. 163 - S Stilwell. Tim 86 - 12 Stimmel. (ennifer 97.94 12 Stimmel. jim 130. 166 10 Sti verson. Angie 150 — 9 Stivison, Dee 130 — 10 Stivison, Robert 87 — 12T Stubbs. Ralph 148 — 9 Stotridge. Annette 148 9 Stoughton. Tonya 87 — 12 Stover. Brian 130—10 Stover. Randy 118 — 11T Stover. Tonya 148 — 9 Strubble. Bryan 118 — 11T Stubbs. Barry 118 — 11T Stufflebeam. Edward 148 — 9 Slufflebeam. |arnes 118 — 11T Stump. Tamara - 11 Stump. Tonya 130 — 10 Sudlow. Sam 118 — 11T Sullivan. Lawrence 118 — 11T Sutton. Brian 87 — 12 Switzer. Jackie 109 — 11 Taylor. April 88-12 Taylor. Cindy — 11 Taylor. Jennifer 130 — 10 Taylor. Kathy 155 — S Taylor. Sheryl — 1 IT Teal. Phillip 88 — 1ZT Teal, Steve 130 — 10 Temple. Rhonda — 12 Thompson. Barbara 88 — 12T Thompson. Bernice 88 — 12 Thompson. Debi 118 — 11T Thompson. |erry 109 — 11 Thompson, jim 130 — 10 Thompson, john 148 — 9 Thompson, john 109. 166 — 11 Thompson. Mike 10 — 10 Thompson. Roger 97.166, 169. 210 - 12 Thompson. Theresa 134 — 10 Thompson. Tina 88 — 12T Thompson. Vickie 148 — 9 Trush. Dennis 166 — 11 Thrush. Ernie 88. 166 - 12 Thrush. Felicia 88 — 12 Tigner. Brenda 118 — 11T Tolbert. Lee Ann 110 — 11 Tolliver. Kenny 130 — 10 Tolliver. Teresa 148 — 9 Toops. Amy 88 — 12T Tooj s. Collene 148 — 9 Toops. Lam,' — 11 Tope. Cheryl 110 — 11 Travis. Derwin 148 — 10 Travis. Sherry — 12T Travis. Walter 118 - 1 IT Trimmer. Annette 150 — 9 Tripp. Sherri 118 — 11T Trucco. Mitch 130. 189. 202 — 10 Truesdell. Leroy 160 — S Tubbs. Christina 118 — 1 IT Tucker. Beth 6. 130.132 — 10 Tucker. Dorothy 153 — S Tucker. Edward 153 — S Tucker. Sherry 110 — 11 Turner. Cry stal 118 — 11T Turner. Kathleen 88 — 12 Unger. Kelly 130 — 10 Upton. Albert 118- 12T Upton. William — 9 VanBibber, Brenda 89 - 12T VanCuren. Melissa 130 — 10 VanDyke. Darla 110 — 11 Van Dyke. Tracy 49.110,21 — 11 Vanezalos. Ethel 49. 22. 89 12 Vanezalo6. Patty 49. 130.132, 22 — 10 VanHouten. Ruthellen 190.191, 130.132 - 10 Vanover. Edward 148,144. 212 — 9 VanVoorhis. James 130.189 — 10 Vanvoorhis. Mark 89. 94 — 12 Veidt. Chris 110, 202-11 Veres. Diane 197 — S Vermillion. Dee 148. 130.197. 200 - 10 Vermillion. Doug — 9 Vermillion. |oanne 110.197. 208 — 11 Vermillion. Rick 118 — 11T Vermillion. Teresa 90 — 12 Vickroy. Ida 118 — 11T Vickroy. |amey 130 — 10 Vollimer. Jeff 130 — 10 Von ville. Beth 148 — 9 Vorhees. Brian 130,10 — 10 Vorhees. Gregory 130—10 Vorhees. Melissa 148 — 9 Vorhees. Robert 148. 10 — 9 Wagner. Robert 110 — 11 Wagner. Steve 130 — 10 Wagner. Jon 130. 212 — 10 Wahl, Dona 148 — 9 Wahl. Lenny 97 — 12T Waid. Kim 110.30, 22 — 11 Walke. Bry an 130. 166 - 10 Walke. Kris 90 — 12T Walker. Kieth 118 — 1 IT Walker. Colette 22. 130.190. 191 — 10 Walker. Missy 12. 21. 30. 48. 82. 90. 195. 200 — 12 Wallace. Lori 21. 49.90— 12 Wallace. Rodney 149. 204 — 9 Walsh. Erin 90. 92.171 - 12 Walsh. Mike 163 — S Walston. Kathleen 49. 149 — 9 Walter. Diane 110.103 — 11 Walter. Fred 10.11.154 -S Warren. Greg 130 — 10 Warren. Sonia 149 — 9 Warthman. Cindy 130 — 10 Warlhman. Debbie 149 — 9 Watkins. )anice — S Watkins. Rodney' 10. Ill — 11 Watson. Kathy 90 — 12 Watts. Kathy 149-9 Watts, loan 111 — 11 Waugh. Lori 149. 197. 200 - 9 Weaver. Mark 90.119 — 12T Weaver. Sheri 92 — 12 Webb. |ulie 149 — 9 Weed. Chuck 130.176. 212 - 10 Weed. Lisa 21. 49. 111. 197. 208 — 11 Weed. Teresa21.49. 111. 195. 208 — 11 Weghorst. Kelly 190. 191. 130. 132 - 10 Weller. Lois — S Weller. Wendy 7.90. 186. 187 - 12 Wells. Jacquelyn 21. 49. 130.132. 208 — 10 Wells. Larry 163-8 Wells. Valerie 90 — 12T West. Beverly 111. 178.179 — 11 West. Teresa 80. 91. 208 - 12 West. Vickie 111 — 11 Whalen. Scott 149. 204 -9 Whaley. Julia —11 Wharton. Katrina 130 — 10 Wharton. Roger 111 — 11 Wheeler. Robin 10.130 — 10 Wheeler. Teresa — 12T Wheeler. Tom 30.149 — 9 Whitcraft. Mary — S White. Steve 130. 176.177, 189. 212-10 White. Tammy 6. 149. 190. 191 — 9 Whitson. Michael 49.149 — 9 Williams. Doug 91 — 12 Williams. Jane 91 — 12T Williams. Joyce 149 — 9 Williams. Lloyd 130 — 10 Williams. Paul 119 — 11T Williams. Roger 130 — 10 Williams. Shawn 119 — 11T Williams. Traci 149 — 9 Williams. Wilma 149 — 9 Wilison. Texas 119 - 1 IT Willson. Brett 153. 166 - S Wilson. Amanda — 9 Wilson. Brian — 12T Wilson. Charles 119 — 11T Wilson. Clyde 149 — 9 Wilson. Greg 133 - 10 Wilson. Keith 92 — 12 Wilson. Mike 119-11T Wilson. Patricia 111 — 11 Wilson. Patty Mount 92 — 12T Wine. Teresa 133 — 10 Wisecarver. Laurie 93 — 12T Withrow. Robert 133 — 10 Wittekind, Craig 133 — 10 Wolf. Barbara — 12 Wolf. Carl 133 - 10 Wolf. Renee 190.191.133. 208 - 10 Wolfe. Angela 133 — 10 Wolfe. Dannie 149. 10 — 9 Wolfe. David — 12T Wolfe. Doug 93 — 12 Wolfe. Holly 149 — 9 Wolfe, lames 93 - 12T Wolford. Connie 119 - 1 IT Woltz. Carol 111 — 11 Woltz. Gary -12 Woltz. Kelly 133 - 10 Woltz. Lenny 133.166 — 10 Woltz. Cathv 190.191.149.22 — 9 Woltz. Rodney 149 — 9 Woltz. Ronald 93. 210 — 12 Wood. Bradley 49. 111. 105 — 11 Wood. |eff 133. 204- 10 Wood. Malia 149 — 9 Woodside. Debbie 149 — 9 Woodson. Virgil 93 - 12T Woolever. Mary 93 — 12 Wright. Mitchell 156 Wright. Rov — 12T Wright. Traci 190.191.133 — 10 Wyckoff. Joseph — 12T Wyskiver. Brenda 133 — 10 Wyskiver. Brian 93 — 12T Yantes. Ryan 93 — 12 Yates. Amv 127,133 — 10 Yates. Mark 30. 149 —9 Yonker. Jacquelyn — 11T York. Carl 133.189 - 10 York. Dave 195 — S York. Kathleen 93 — 12 Zimmerman. |im 133 — 10 Zink. Bob 119 — 11T KEY S — Staff (Teachers. Secretaries. Coaches. Cooks. Janitors. Counselors. Principals. School Board Members and Superintendent) 12T — Tri-County 12 — Grade Julie May lndex 255 Putting a yearbook together is like building a robot; mad scientists keep building and building until the monster is finally created. The yearbook staff, just like the mad scientist s; on many occasion feel like throwing the whole thing away, but because of their obliga- tion to Logan High School, the staff keeps working, and on May 30 the book was finally finished. As staff members jumped for joy. half panic-stricken advisor. Carolyn Jones, applauded the staff for making their first and final deadlines. Everyone on the staff went through times of ripping up quad-paks, breaking croppers; that they later hid under their bed. and even writing the wrong number on the page, but the book was finally done! The year wasn’t without good times though and when the proof sheets finally came back; there were tears but happiness as well with each staff member receiving that little amount of satisfaction that comes from such hard work. The story of the 1981 Logan High School Aerial could go on forever but it can not. because when the last page was done, so was the last day of school, and this year’s Aer- ial, is what we have left to remem- ber; what the year ’81 was like, for- ever! Artist Editors Sports Seniors juniors Sophomores Freshmen Ads Student Life Photographers 256 Carl York Kerri King Kathy York Liz Murtha. ed. Billy Keynes Dave Moore Kathy Watson Becky Brown Maleah Dicken Troy Hoke. ed. Beth St. Clair Tracy' Bell. ed. Shelly Rayburn Suzanne Frazier Debbie May Carol Huffman Suzanne Hoy Doral Chenoweth Carolyn Harwood Kathy McDaniel Gretchen Luoma | B Hoy Connie Harwood Debbie O’Donnel Terri Fife Debbie Hood Tracy Bell, ed. Shelly Rayburn Debbie May Doral Chenoweth Billy Kevnes Dave Moore | B Hoy Doug Kitchen Darrell Smith _________[im Brant Roger (ones Y rk Logan High School’s 1981 Aerial printed by Taylor Publishing Comf a i 1550 W. Mockingbird Lane. Dallas. Tex a The 258 page book was produced f ; staff; quad-paks ready, following a 1 apic layout design. Camera s were flashed occasions and over 120 rolls of film used. The cover was drawn by Carl Logan High School sophomore and paii ted by Rena York a senior at Ohio Universit . Division pages are 100r photo pith drawings on desks being done by Carl York and photography by Doral Chenov eth Copy, on each 2-page lay-out was done basis by the person whose name appei both the left and right hand corners page. Copy, printed in Melior 47 was done according to the sections' events. Basic design and concept is conti with indepth coverage. Most heafilines were done in Melior 61 The 1980-81 staff worked hard oh book, under the direction of Carolyn to make the '81 year a more memorabl i
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