Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

by eee MANHIGAN 1972 iF | T Ne 4, J) Wy | hi Mansfield Senior Higti!' | t 145 West Park Boulevard Mansfield, Ohio igan Editors Kathy Smouse Debbie Tucker SAS together S oe ... i ing learn eM cAdllillinn 2 pr 6 wey . TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities and Clubs Sports Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Senior Activities 18 78 110 122 142 180 I M we ec Bhat Zale ete no S w N w ae So ry 2 eS So 8 BR XQ Becky Arron tae yin 3 bales ot] A i ; 7, bey: é Lire iy Student-Faculty — ROW 1: Walker, Lawless, Sanderfer, Soloman, Griffith, Owens. ROW 2: Carter, Bowen, Sheehan, Tucker, Hill, Restelli ROW 3: Henry, Spencer, Hall, Scherff, Barber, Godbee, Harris. Row 4: Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Thomas, Miss Spiggle, Mr. Marchant, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Pugh, Mr. King, Mr. Sauder. Chemistry teacher, Mrs. ponders over a possible presented by one of the members. Harris, solution student Senior Danielle Barber relates an amusing experience she had at Varsity Varieties Recording Secretary, Sherry Restelli, passes out copies of the meeting agenda. Student-Faculty and Student Council Advance Good Relations The Student-Faculty Committee consisted of teachers from the var- ious educational departments and students representing school organi- zations. It met every other week to discuss problems that the teachers and students encountered. Scott Scherff, Student Chairman; Dave Hall, Vice-Chairman; and Sherry Restelli, Recording Secretary; took care of the formal procedures. Every year, Student Council plans projects for the student body at Se- nior High. Some of the activities that were included this year were a consti- tution expressing the rights of the students, Christmas baskets for needy families, the annual Mehock Relays Track Assembly, and a dance. Officers for this year were Robert Bowen, President; Phil McClain, Vice-President; Julie Parker, Secre- tary; and Debbie Tucker, Treasurer. After much discussion, President Bob Bowen calls for a vote on the issue The members of Student Council meet in the auditorium for their group picture Pep Club executive committee includ sons, Miller, Letizia, Ellsworth, Cervinski, B. Miller, and Gross es: FLOOR: Cashell, Widders. ROW 1: Mutchler, Jobes, Henry, Mr. Morrison, Calland, Tucker. ROW 2: Par- Pep Club And Cheerleaders Show Spirit Behind the “spirit Jug,” for Pep Club are Cathy Ellsworth, Debbie Cer- vinski, Patty Gross and Bonnie Miller. Pep Club and Cheerleaders helped lead the school in cheers to help the team on to a victory. When the cheer- leaders weren’t cheering, they held bake sales, pop bottles drives, and a breakfast for basketball players. During the summer the cheerleaders spent one week at cheerlead- ing camp and learned new cheers to shout before the 1971- 72 crowds. While at camp they took second in over all competition. Junior and Senior Pep Club executives scramble for the basket ball. —_ sie 20 Varsity Cheerleader, Linda Smith, cheers the Tygers on toa victory. — Ss Mansfield Senior High Tyger, Nancy Calland, cheers before a football crowd. Leeseneenseeedameee ea CTO EE N YOU Sophomore cheerleaders include: ROW 1: Phegley, Westlake, Ewers. ROW 2: Soloman, Brookins, Cheerleaders bring Tyger mascot across the s f : : w ield. Fulton. ms Varsity cheerleaders, Rogers, Beeman, Smith, Jobes, Massa, Ott, Frontz and Lucus lead Tyger team across the field. Spirt Club members are: ROW 1: Highman, Mansfield, Spreisterbach, Ruckman, Cochran, Tharp, Webb, Cashell, Schlegel, Tucker, Henry, Schiltz. ROW 2: Caugherty, Hill, Widders, Moga, Ott, Jobes, Beeman, Smith, Seevers, Calland, Thomas. ROW 3: Dopps, Miller, Wagaman, Parker, Sqrow, Rabquer, Jesse, Jones, Arron. ROW 4: Caldwell, D. Smith, Carper, Huffman, Blaising, Hammett, Moran, Konves, Rhodes. ROW 5: Koch, Waldman, Freley, Stoots, Bucher, Moore, McWilliams, Warmington, Seiler, P. Webb. Red Cross members are: ROW 1: Robbins, Smith, O'Donnell. ROW 2: McWilliams, Mark, Hill, Hutzleman. Tygerette members are: ROW 1: Bronson, Forsythe, Calland, I. McFadden, Tharp, Cashell, Schle- gel, Mrs. Bowman. ROW 2: Taylor, Davis, Beauford, Spreisterbach, Cochran, Ruckman, Ott, Jobes, Senior Danielle Barb ’ Ca? Seevers, Thomas. ROW 3: Whitten, Robinson, Petty, Sqrow, Perry, Kash, Rabquer, Jesse, Jones, b beph ie ck arber helps the officials at Arron. ROW 4: Beeman, Moga, Carper, Huffman, Blaising, Hammett, Moran, Konves, Brown. asket ball games. ROW 5: D. McFadden, Young, Morris, English, Mc Williams, Seiler, Rhodes. 91g) fe Tygerettes, Spirit Club, and Red Cross Give Red Cross members Mel issa Bellevue, Donna Daniels, and Debra Hill prepare to leave for the Bloodmobile. Red Cross member Melissa Bellevue listens to discussion at the club meeting. linn = President Debra Hill ponders the success of the next project. Services This year Red Cross was under the leadership of Debra Hill, President; Pam McWilliams, Vice-President; Linda West, Secretary; and Helen Eckstrom, Treasurer. Projects included Thanksgiving Fruit, Christmas Baskets, Bloodmo- bile, Mr. Ugly Legs, Mr. Football, and selling dust cloths. Tygerettes helped swim team by keeping score and clocking the swim- mers. Spirt Club helped to create more spirit at football games. Tygerette Peggy Cashell times a swimmer ata Malabar swim meet. Students of M.H.S. Give Their Time to Help in the ——— = Library and Office The students of M.H.S. helped in the offices and bookstore this year. The students that worked in the main office and counselors’ office ran errands, took passes to students and teachers, and also did various odd Jobs for the secretaries. The library assistants worked dif- ferent periods during the day helping to check out and sort various books. The students that worked in the bookstore helped Mr. Sauder every morning, noon hour, and after school with his customers. Attendance aids are: ROW 1: Caugherty, Rohrer, Dopps, Brokaw. ROW 2: Wisdom, Partin, Weber, Schlegel. STANDING: Stentz, Hay, Terman, Kabana, Malmstrom, McFadden, Harris, Stewart, Buckingham, Studer. Counselors’ office aids are: ROW 1: Seiler, Gardner, Patterson. ROW 2: Sheehan, Hall, Ruckman, Beeman, Ewers, Cooper, Gottgalf, Wilson, Mrs. Lee. ROW 3: Whitten, Schlupp, Henry, Tucker, Mast, Baehrens, Davis, Fischbach, Riggleman, Burns, Sevdalis. 24 Main Office aids are: ROW 1: Cummings, Mast, Blaising, Partin, Lamie, Mulholland, Parker, Ruckman, Ewers, Webb. ROW 2: Tharp, Weber, Cas- tle, Bookwalter, Eberhart, Pittman, Southworth. Library aids include Elkins, Alleman, Chin, Hay, Stuff, Heinberger, Breedlove, Vance, and Erdenberger. Bookstore workers are Paul Prince, Jim Foust, Sharon Phipps, Joyce Withrow and Mr. Sauder. sa Nate Gite ae is eiriale wees Happ, R. Davis, Porter, Bazley, Gabor, Harden, J. Fisher, Holzmiller, Williams, Daniels. ROW 2: Cloes, Leti- Widders, Eu ers ROW 3: Raadecce : . haffer, Tolle, Parsons, Miller, Lawless, Ellsworth, J. Scott, Bellevue, Harrison, Dickison, Ohler, Sha sky, C ningham, Miller, Stafford ROW 4: oe Walker, LeVack, Reiff, Robertson, Williams, Barber, Adamescu, Wooley, D. Hill, Kindinger, Cun- Rko poss. ROW Bn Peeks yestey LOOES; Palfi, Michaels, Lurtz, Kidd, Karsmizki, Evans, Schmucker, M. Tucker, Debolt, Hogan, Klingensmith, : A. Lucker, Craft, Barber, D. Hall, Cunnngham, Smith, Mabry, Hamlin, Henry, Geib, Lindsey, S. Hill, Christman. ROW 6: A. ; Scott, Krizan, D. Catlett, Glover. Ti he, a : ; Sea . , | Dullman, J. Widders, Baldridge, C. Pe cabaret Keith, Holevas, J. Hall, Fisher, Schuck, Michener. ROW 7: Kidwell, Holzworth, Scherff, Bogner, ha ne = yA aie Majorettes Widders, Letizia, Ewers and Cloes stand at attention. si ee na Ie oe ai PORE SANA tebe: i : ‘ Se SE Pre-game marchi ire ae ay ; : 8 arching is displayed by Tyger Band. Base drummer Willie Porter waits for his cue. M.H.S. Band practices various formations first thing in the morning. The 1971-72 MHS Tyger Band Participates In Band member Sue Catlett plays her part of the piccolo trio. Band director, Mr. Percy Hall, keeps an eye on things. 27 Varied Activities This year’s marching band was under the direction of Mr. Percy Hall, Mr. David Leyerle and Mr. Gerald Hudson. They participated in all foot ball halftime shows and in the Halloween and Labor Day parades. This year’s band officers were Scott Sherff, president; Dave Schmucker, vice-president; Deloris Barber, secretary; and Sue Geyer, treasurer. Senior Majorette Cathy Widders waits for the halftime show to start. Saxaphonists, William Porter and David : Shuck, wait for further instructions from director. a ed ad Violins make up an important part of the MHS orchestra. Assistant director, David Leyerle, takes his turn at directing the orchestra. 28 Orchestra Spends Busy Year Providing Musical Entertainment This year’s MHS orchestra, under the direction of Percy Hall, received all twos at district contest. Other activities included Fall Festival, Homecoming, Annual Christmas concert and Buckeye Festival. Senior Alice Bond plays piano for MHS orchestra. Orchestra trumpet players are: Smith, Mabry, Hall, Cunningham, Bar- ber, Karsmizki, Henry, Craft. 29 Choir And Stage Band Provide MHS With Musical —_—— = ] Stage band director, David Leyerle, is also an accomplished trombonist. Senior trombone player John Keith rehearses Members of stage band practice for the up-coming Senior Class Play. a piece of music which will feature him as a A soloist. Entertainment The MHS Stage Band, under the direction of Mr. David Leyerle, is well known throughout the school and community. It added an impor- tant part to the Senior Class Play and Varsity Varieties. The Stage Band also played at many area proms and dances. It is made up primarily of Woodwinds and brass players from the orchestra. Mansfield Senior High was very fortunate to have such a fine and expertly directed choir this year. The concert choir traveled to many con- certs and contests, giving outstand- ing performances throughout the year. A Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Club, also under Miss Shafer’s direction, excelled in vocal expression. Some choir elves help to spread the Christmas spirit around the school. Senior saxophone player Phil Michener par- tiicpates in stage band and orchestra. ROW 1: Jenkins, Dickson, Carr, Carper, Rucker, Gassaway, Rawls, Gottgalf, Fontz, Neuman, M. Higgins, Massa, Owens, 7 ; Hurt, Foust, Kegley. ROW 2: Corbin, Stevens, Hoff, A. Bond, Severs, Tucker, Young, K. Bronson, Arthur, Feagin, p Dati tape sane rina Regula, Martin, G. Moga, D. White, Carper, Swarn, Miller. ROW 3: Eckstrom, C. Parr, V. Price, Hoagland, Geiseige, Cochran, Robinson Me. Williams, Petty, Schoonover, Thompson, Alexander, Solomon, Parker, Adams, Altvater, Lingard, Fulton, Estep, Smith. ROW 4: Haas Brankar A Higgins, Brown, Greene, Lookenott, Long, McQuillen, Chin, R. Bond, C. Price, Bryant, Twyman, Durrah, Harris, Nixon, Pender. ROW 5: Dasher, Donnenworth, M. Moga, White, Williams, Owens, R. Bronson, Spurgeon, B. Parr, C. White, Chandler, Rawls, Glover, Francis, Baughman Davis, Mullins. Choir members Romie Bond and Mary Jo Higgins find choir can be fun at times. S as ROW 1: Mr. Beal. ROW 2: Neal, White, Smith, C. Smith, Stahlheber, Rhodes, Seiler. ROW 3: Geyer, Seevers, Ringmar, Restelli, Guzzo. Cia Ringmar plays a Swedish tune on her guitar for her American “‘sister”, Sue Geyer. President Sherry Restelli poses for a snapshot after an ESP meeting. 32 Relationship Among Students Mansfield Senior High had two foreign exchange students this year. They were Beth Seevers and Cia Ringmar, both from Sweden. Linda Smith and her family provided Beth Seevers with an American home, and Cia Ringmar spent her year in Amer- ica with Sue Geyer and her family. Both Beth and Cia attended many of the various sports activities. Foot- ball was a bit confusing to the girls, but they soon caught on as to how the game was played. The two girls spent a full year in the United States and graduated with the senior class in June. The ’72 ESP club was headed by President Sherry Restelli. It consist- ed of students from MHS that were usar in different pnlery and their ways of life. Both Cia and Beth The Geyer family welcomes their exchange s Nia Ri dare nisiba Ini ero! sberabert of Usd eeckunige ath vag famil: heir exchange student, Cia Ringmar, for a year’s visit in the United dent program. Beth Seevers’ American family is Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and Linda and her “sister” Beth, enjoy a pleasant afternoon of cycling. their daughter, Linda. 33 National Honor Society, Girls’ and Boys’ State, Members of National Honor Society are, ROW 1: Hail. Keith, Chandler, Davis, Hill, We Smouse, Cashell, Eckstrom, Walker, Kay; ROW 3: Froncza, Roscoe, Henry, Jobes, Smith, Holevas. bb, Tharp, Beeman; ROW 2: Mutchler, Tucker, Sheehan, Michener, Williams, Rodgers, Lucas, Lingard, Fisher, Harrison, Blakley; ROW 4: Schuck, Chin, Mh ik asst Se Ske en 4 Nee) 5 Pie Me ae) ez WEY ye 2 ; fi, us Hey de AP NS ad TAP eae Ns sey Oe Ot Y thse AY a abe EN OY Ye m OT eS s BP te es tiad ADR (xe Nags Pied wl Y WL TE 4 ‘ VA be 422 v : Picked for Boys’ and Girls’ State were Darwin Amos, Phil Michener and Kathy Smouse. The President of National Honor Society is David Hall. 34 Rotary Club Earn Bees at Senior High Rotary is an honor club that gets young men acquainted with the community activities and problems. The boys were chosen by Mr. Plough to attend luncheons sponsored by business and professional men. Members of National Honor Socie- ty are chosen on the basis of scholar- ship, service, and character. Officers this year were Dave Hall, President, Vice President Hong Chin, Secretary Kathy Smouse and Treasurer Scott Scherff. The rotary Club included a selected group of Senior boys. Pictured here are: ROW 1: Turn- er, Soloman, Gulley, Blakley; ROW 2: Rin- gold, Hall, Henry, Scherff; ROW 3: Baldridge, Jefferson, Smith, Bailey. The Senior students that were picked in their Junior year for N.H.S. were ROW 1: Debbie Hill, Kathy Smouse, Twila Walker, Tammi Wadlington; ROW 2: Dan Blakley, Dave Hall, Scott Scherff and Debbie Tucker. Miss Spiggle is the advisor 18 Active Students Join Tea Room,GAA, Varsity M aes, Dy | } GAA organized basketball, volley- we ball, tennis, and track teams to com- pete with other schools. Members sold Tyger buttons and sports programs. Tea Room was composed of a group of girls that prepared lunches for different students and teachers at noon hour. They also compiled a reci- pe booklet to sell to their customers. The members of Varsity M were boys who participated in a Varsity sport of some type. Ethel Cline waits for her dinner to be served in the tea room GAA members are: ROW 1: Tharp, Brown, Wisdom, Eckstrom, Lurtz, Tucker, Rhodes. ROW 2: Barber, Brown, Moore, Mutchler, Nabors, Pelasky, Wherry. ROW 3: Haye, McFadden, Carter, Jackson. Beeman, Wagner, West. ROW 4: Mrs. Peterson, Birmelin, Simms, Miller, Stuht, Carter. 36 Varsity M members are: ROW 1: Hurley, Blakley, Weirich, Williams, Cameron, Jefferson, Henry, Bailey, Mulholland. ROW 2: Basilone, Weber, Sev- alis, Roscoe, Coley, Turner, Steiner, Bookwalter. ROW 3: Pittman, Baughman, Hager, Lamie, Warga, Smith, Hafford. Diane Bosworth and Ethel Cline are waiting Cindy Marble and Debbie Penix finish cleaning up the kitchen. for instructions in the tearoom 37 Behind the curtain, Randy Donnenwirth gets ready to change the props. ‘ LEFT: Advisors Mr. Marchant and Mrs. Bowman watch as practice con- tinues. ABOVE: “‘There’s no place like home.” as portrayed by three stu- dents in “A Soulfull Day at Senior High.” 38 For The 1971- 1972 Varsity Varieties Is Bengal Productions Presents The 1971-72 theme for Varsity Va- rieties was ‘“‘Bengal Productions Pre- sents ” Heading Varsity Varie- ties were Danielle Barber, director; John Bogner and Joyce Lurtz, co- producers; Cindy Henry and Zoe Ann Sheehan finished up the team as business managers. Committee chairmen included: theme and script, Twila Walker; music, Leigh Harrison; publicity, Debbie Ray; program, Beth Mast; tickets, Kelly Tharp; make-up, Bird- ie Ruckman; set design, Debbie Tucker; lighting, Bob Spencer; and stage crew, Randy Donnenwirth. The monologue recited by Frank Williams ex- Trumpet player Dave Hall plays the tune Banana man, Jay Bales eats his banana. plains the fate of fat people. “Only Just Begun.” 39 SE 1. The members of Sugar and Spice act show their legs to drinking boys. 2. Head cheer- leader Laura Parsons tries to teach Rosy Koch and Cyndy Spriesterback a new routine. 3. Mansfield Senior High majorette, Michelle Ewers, perfoms a thrilling act with a baton. 4. Music group with leader Larry Rawls performs rock music. eT a 40 Senior Boys act, featuring Garth Sevdalis, yells, “‘We ain’t playin’.”’ 41 This year’s VV consisted of 18 acts. Five of the acts were comedys; the rest were musical. For the first time, the teachers represented them- selves with an act. The emcees were Lori Beeman, Susan Hall and Marty Negrete. Sophomore cheerleaders Brenda Ewers is part of cheerleader’s dancing act. Senior Class Presents ‘Personal Appearance”’ Friday night's cast includes Stephanie Stahlheber, Jim Brown, Robin Webb, Sue Geyer, Vickie Schlupp, John Bogner, Cia Ringmar, Elmer Baldridge, Maggie Cunningham and Dana Spurgeon. Aunt Kate, portrayed by Sue Geyer, catches up on the gossip. 42 For 1971-72 Class Play On March 23 and 24 this year’s senior class presented the intriguing, three act comedy, “Personal Appearance”. Direcotr, Mrs. Mar- tha Thomas, worked with the cast and com- mittees. There were nine production staffs each headed by a chairman. They were House Man- agement and Tickets, Debbie Hill; Publicity, Cindy Henry; Programs, Kelly Tharp; Make- up, Kathy Smouse; Set Decorations, Miss Bolus; Properties, Zoe Ann Sheehan; Usher- ettes, Debbie Williams; Stage Crew, Richard Manley and Tom Marietta; and Sound effects, Denny Davidson. “Quit meddling,” yells Mrs. Struthers, as Carole Arden is treated like a “queen” at the Struthers tourist home. Aunt Kate tries to help Bud. sal it i ln ti Pitre eee eran ; Gladys Kelcey exclaims that Carole Arden has got to be the most talked With mischievous thoughts in mind, Carole gets Bud’s attention by feed- about movie star in town. ing hima midnight snack. 43 Senior Class Play Marks Return To Nostalgia “Personal Appearance” was first produced October 17, 1934, at the Henry Miller Theatre on Broadway, under the direction of the suc- cessful team of Brock Pemberton and Anti- onette Perry, for whom the famous Tony Awards are named. Like so many theatrical offerings now on stage, screen, and television, this play follows the current trend of returning to the nostalgic days of the 1930’s. With the Nation easing a bit from the depression years, people were flocking to the movies, where such magnetic stars as Clark Gable, Robert Taylor, Marlene Deitrich, Mae West, and Jean Harlowe were idolized. Jessie, Carole’s maid, listens attentively to instructions. Aunt Kate questions the opinion of Gene Tuttle, Carole Arden’s agent. Clyde Pelton can’t understand why Gladys, his girlfriend, doesn’t like his working on greasy cars. 44 fi ii t} i Thursday night's cast includes Steve Smith, Peggy Cashell, Stephanie Stahlheber, Vickie Schlupp, John Bogner, Susan Hall, Elmer Baldridge, Dave Kearney, Lori Beeman, and Pam Lawless. Joyce Struthers becomes hysterical when her mother won't see her Carole Arden explains to her agent that she can’t possibly stay in this “horrible point of view. old house.” 45 Members of 1971-72 Junior Achievement gather for a group shot. 46 Honored MHS By Participation 1971-72 Junior Achievement used the year to their advantage. The J. A. annual fair was held at Richland Mall, where business was good. Each business manufactured its own prod- ucts and then sold them. They sold the items door to door and at various stores. The students who received superi- ors at the science fair at Senior High and went to the district were: Ron Castle, Mike Chandler, Hong Chin, Keith Christman, Chris Erdender- ger, David Hall, Dawn Hamblin, Tom Holevas, David Schuck, David Smouse, and Cathy Widders. Senior Cathy Widders was the only one who received a superior at State. Others who went to state were: Mike Chan- dler, Keith Christman, David Hall, Tom Holevas. Patiently waiting for customers is Tina Miller. Businessman, Kim Glasglow sells lights at the J. A. Fair. 47 Black Culture, DCT Help to Further Students’ Black Culture leaders are Shirley Whitten, Emma Jackson, Myron Sanderfer, Twila Walker, and Me rlyn Tucker. Education Black Culture, under the supervi- sion of Mr. Pugh, had a very success- ful year. At open house they had a library display. At Christmas they collected clothing and toys for needy families. They also sponsored a bake sale, speakers from the reformatory, a folk singer assembly, and Rev. Johnson’s talk on drugs. They fin- ished the year up by passing out leaf- lets on Sickle Cell Anemia and by sponsoring a music assembly. DCT, Diversified Co-Operative Training, is a program in which stu- dents go to school part of the day and work in various jobs the rest of the day. The students were graded by how well they did in their individual jobs. The DCT teacher is Mr. Finley. ie eee Black Culture members are: ROW 1: Bronson, Morris, Hood, Turner, Hoagland, Bronson, Hoagland, Hurt. ROW 2: Jefferson, Ferguson, Mack, Fea- gin, Owens, Rawls, Jackson, Tucker. ROW 3: Montgomery, Feagin, Tolliver, Adley, Johnson, Wherry, Swarn, Francis. ROW 4: Nabors, Walker, Tol liver, Solomon, Sandeifer, Young, Carter, West, Forsythe. 48 We a ROW 1: Seitz, Mills, Cornell, Sell. ROW 2: G. Adams, Bartley, Taylor, Jefferson, Basilone. ROW 3: R. Adams, Miller, Muff, Potter. ROW 4: Sigler, Karkalik, Blaising, Gour. ROW 5: Steverson, Hill, MacDonald. DCT members Tarin Blaising and Lavonne Jefferson re- ceive help from Mr. Finley. Tony Basilone shows eagerness in his DCT work. 49 —— DECA, COE, and OWE Train Students for a COE members are: ROW 1: Ringold, Patterson, Terman, Soria, Morr, Gahagan, ROW 2 : Humphrey, Ward, Preston, Sprague, Hassmann, Fuhrman. ROW 3: Stuff, Workman, Coon, Butts, Stewart, Mr. Williams. z OWE members are: ROW 1: Sikorsky, Jacocks, Shambaugh, Sanderfer. ROW 2: Norris, K Sprauge, Danals, Isby, Hicks, Mitchell. ROW 4: Hamilton, Smith, Robertson, Caldwell. STANDING: Mr. Price. itzmiller, White, Jordan, Jones, VanRiper. ROW 3: 50 Future in the Business World This year’s DECA did many activi- ties. The group’s advisor was Mr. Thoms. Throughout the year they had bake sales, collected store cou- pons, visited the police and fire sta- tions and went on a canoe trip. At the end of the year, they held a ban- quet in Bellville. COE was under the supervision of Mr. Williams. Their activities en- clude d many money-making projects. The Occupational Work Experi- ence program assisted its Senior members in finding a place of em- ployment at the operator level. DECA members are: ROW 1: Hicks, Hardin, See, Hoff. ROW 2: Crane, Martin, Neighbors, Oakley, Perkins, Roberts. ROW 3: Powers, Risner, Phipps, Hardin, Crane, Mr. Thoms. ROW 4: Sheets, Strickling, Caton, Holmes, Frontz. 51 BOE Prepares MHS Students for Future Job fe St Fe ee Opportunities Senior BOE was involved in secre- tarial work under the direction of Mr. Groff. They took a field trip to Co- lumbus, had two bake sales, and sold receipt booklets and Christmas items. Junior BOE typed items for Mans- field Education Association under the direction of Mr. Jorman. They took a field trip to Columbus, and have had car washes and bake sales. Senior BOE member, Rebecca Davis, takes time out from work. { Senior BOE members are: ROW 1: Williams, Cline, Davis, Brown, Mills. ROW 2: Vaughn, Heinberger, Lewis, Brooks, Hartman. ROW 3: Warren, Partin, Honeycult, Fugua, Holt. BOE Steno members are: ROW 1: Fluffman, Bright, Owens. ROW 2: Martin, Peters, Webb, Hall. ROW 3: Mrs. Williams, Highman, Durbin, Demyan, Oberlin. ROW 4: Divelbiss, Martin, D. Davis, Sawyer. 4 Ih BOE Clerk-Typist members are: ROW 1: Rose, Hay, Presley, Rodgers. ROW 2: Milligan, Smith, Akers, Montgomery, Mr. Harrison. ROW 3: Nolasco, Wilson, Davis, Robinson. ROW 4: Mabry, Brewer, Brown, Watkins. ROW 5: Barclay, Griffith, Fry, Page. 53 Electronics VICA and Drafting AIDD Obtain New Skills Robert Tolliver, as President of Drafting AIDD, led the club to yp- other successful year. Edujy Schlupp and Thomas Middl eton Yid outstandingly well in a nation-wide design contest sponsored by The American Institute for Design anq Drafting. Mansfield Senior High School is one of only three schools in the entire state of Ohio where drajt- ing courses are accredited. The Drafting Club also supplied all the drawings for Gorman-Rupp and «jj the plans and layouts for Distl’s Meat Market. The Club has alreaay proposed a drawing for a new race track which evolved from their own ideas. The electronics club, led by President Ricky Manley, participai- ed in several trouble shooting con- tests and field trips, to places of va. cational interest. With the aid of Vice-President, John Hood and cluy advisor, Mr. Miu, the electronic; club held a prosperous candy sale Both Clubs look optimistically to the future and the experiences thai follow. = ae «4 arrol, Nolasco. ROW 2: Godbee, Rucker, Winfrey, Anable, Reynolds. ROW 3: McGee, Alupp, Baughman. Drafting AIDD members are: ROW 1: Jones, Tolliver, Rogers, C Daniels, Lewis, Middleton, Hall. ROW 4: Staples, Schneider, Sc Members of Electronics VICA are: SEATED: Mr. Miu, Lewis. STANDING: Quick, Carbetta, White, Brown, Romine, Marietta, Dilmon, Keller, John- son, Hood, Turner. — The art of soldering demands total concentration and a good deal of A discussion with fellow students often results in a better understanding patience. of the problem 35) Ewing, Slanghter, Wiseman, Olas, Johnson, Tackett, Timko, Bays, Catron, Fugett, McGinnis, Carroll. ROW 2: Carrico, Folty, Fugett, Fields, Fraley, Webb, Strouth, Reedy, Zickefoose, Stickney, LeVack, Sqrow. ROW 3: Stone, Stevens, Paganni, Heaberling, Carr, Watkins, Darson, Timmer, Pence, Key, Marietta, Spriestabach. ROW 4: Kochhieser, Kegley, Jones, Wallace, Cushard, Philps, Gibbs, Cline, Reip, Wilson, Chance. ROW 5: Henderson, Martin, Corivirn, Frontz, Salmon, Jefferson, Boggs, Berry, Mauk, Ankney, Shadel, Sunderline. ROW 6: Hair, Dodson, Mr. Altman, Mr. Harris. ABOVE: A complete and up to date knowledge of any automobile’s anatomy is needed at all times. LEFT: The adjustment of a complicated drill press soon becomes an everyday routine. 56 and Complex Challenges Throughout the KNEELING: Northover, Robertson, Stiltner, Stiltner, Lyons, Brock, McIntire. STANDING: Thompson, Sparks, Corn, McDaniel, Gordon, King, Stoltz, Park, Ward, Kudrak, Cunningham, Becthel, Miller, Link. 7 Fi “i; cd School Year The Machine Shop under the as- sistance of Mr. Cook proceeded through the academic year in fine fashion. Bill Parr, as President, sup- plied the leadership and determina- tion for another outstanding season. With the help of Herman Lester and Dave Stoltz, Vice President and Treasurer respectively, the club took several field trips and managed a canoe trip. Such activities brought the club closer together, and allowed each member to better understand his fellow classmates and their ide- als. VICA contests in the northwest region were targets of the machine shop club. With these contests, the club proved their confidence and excellent training. The Auto VICA club under the direction of Mr. Alt- man and Mr. Harris gained valuable experience for future vocational training. The Auto VICA club en- tered the VICA trouble-shooting con- tests, again demonstrating their ex- cellent knowledge and understanding of the automobile and its mecha- nisms. Both clubs look to the future with bright hopes and rewarding goals. — _ - _ a ad — ed The helpful and mature advice of the class instructor is still a necessity in today’s advance workshops. ee ek ee Bee ae | At M.HLS. This year’s Future Teachers presi- dent, John Bogner, helped make the year one that was worth remember- ing. Once each month the students met before school to listen to speak- ers such as the school psychiatrist. Bible Study for this school year was under the advisement of Mr. Bartlett. Once each week before school the group met to either dis- cuss the Bible or to listen to a guest speaker of a given religious back- ground. All religions were welcomed into the group. Twila Walker, Janene Seiler, and Myron Baughman attend one of the meetings that were held every Wednesday morning before school. 58 u Ss . “ ‘ . s Ty arber, Stuk rdenber ger The future teac hers club includes RO W 1 Hoff, DeLorenzo, Suler, Seiler. ROW 2: Jonson, Wher Barb , , , uht, and E = 59 Y-Teens Show Involvement In School Activities Y-teens spent a busy year wit), service projects and fund raising pry_ jects. The sophomore, junior and sv_ nior classes each had their own sepy_ rate clubs. Some of the activitie, that the clubs participated in wei, bake sales, christmas baskets, cq, wash, selling stationery and coq, checks, at basketball games. ROW 1: Mills, Smith, Brown, Gross, Phegley, Darson, Taylor, Bronson, Jefferson, Wolfe. ROW 2: Neer, Perman, Godbee, Partin, Cervinski, Carr, Stuht, White, Petty, Ewers. ROW 3: Speigle, Mill- er, Fulton, Cardwell, Feagain, Petty, Singleton, Bell, Ellsworth. Fo IN AS RT CT Fes ea = Qe aaa : = y T Tv a i ‘ oer a _ a. y ene agen tk 7 ROW 1: Arter, Parker, Neuman, Wiley, Blaising, Hammett, Highman, Moran, Jones, Smith. ROW 2: Mrs. Bowman, Arron, West, Gross, Cloes Spreisterback, Beer, Jesse, Schlegel, Miss Cicolani. ROW 3: Cochran, Konves, Mansfield, Miller, Parsons, DeBolt, Catlett, Davis, Koch, Walt mar’ Caugherty 60 ROW 1: Widders, Geyer, Rhodes, Lawless, Webb, Mutchler, Tharp, Harrison, Tucker, Cashell, Ott, McFadden. ROW 2: Beeman, Fisher, Gardner, Sheehan, Barber, Mast, Hoff, Ewers, Calland, Tolle Senior girls, Mary Ann Ott and Beth Mast listen as the meetings gets Senior “Y”’ Teens sponsors a coat check at basketball games. under way COAT ee CHECK ee 61 EEK FC BF f. FH wt Hi-Y sponsors annual Civic Day. Junior Hi-Y members are: ROW 1: Chiverton, Pifer, Warga, Holzwarth, Buker, Paul. ROW 2: Edmiston, Finnerty, Baehrens, Fronczak. 62 Junior and Sophomore Hi- Y Members Succeed Juniors Doug Warga and Tom Fronczak study notes from a Hi-Y council meeting. Sophomore Hi-Y members are: ROW 1: Hardin, Adamesque, Hess, Shulko. ROW 2: Mr. Gross, Davis, Willis, Moga. ROW 3: Long. 63 in 1071-72 Year Junior and Sophomore Hi-Y mem- bers of 1971-72 participated in a number of activities for the year. Some of the activities in which both junior and sophomore members worked together were: helping at the YMCA Christmas tree lot and Sell- ing refreshments at a Fairhaven concert. Students that represented Mans- field Senior High at the Youth in Government this year were Tom Fronczak, Larry Chiverton, Jim Wil- lis, and Scott Hardin. The program was held in Columbus on April 27-29. Hi-Y Civic Day was held on April 26. Students spent part of the day with a sponsor who is in the type of work that the student is interested in. The rest of the day was spent at a council meeting. This year for the first time the program was opened to senior girls. Junior Hi-Y member, Tom Finnerty, listens to new project ideas at a club meeting. re Se kar A SG RES = Key Club Sponsors Successful Fine Arts Festival A gleaming smile and warm “hello” always attracts the attention of the members Fahey a fakes oe hee SE a AS President Dan Blakley, with the helpful assistance of his vice-presi- dent, Scott Scherff, led the Fila te Key Club to another prosperous year. Tom Holevas, Secretary, and Trea- surer Barry Kidwell added the need- ed drive to sponsor their Relays dance and annual school clean-up. The spiritual fulfillment of the club was supplied by Chaplain Greg Bookwalter. Key Club sent four delegates to the Key Club District Convention held in Cincinatti. Returning with valu- able knowledge were Jim Baehrens, Doug Warga, Tom Fronczak, and Warne Clancy. The highlight of the Key Club year was the Fine Arts Festival which the club sponsored. The fine caliber of acting ability was demonstrated by the Drama Department. The Concert Choir, Ohio’s finest, performed be- fore another attentive audience. The Music Department displayed its ex- cellent musical talent through the stage band, which performed several flawless numbers. An outstanding display of artwork was shown by the Art Department. Mr. Gross, the club’s advisor, steered the club on the path to success. ROW 1: Baehrens, M. Weirich, Erdenberger, Warga, Bookwalter, Buker, Steiner, Blakley, Holevas, Hall. ROW 2: Clancy, Fischbach, Laser, Scherff, Solomon, Williams, B. Weirich, Roscoe, Henry, Smith, Gulley. ROW 3: Kidwell, Mr. Gross, Castle 64 5 ee A ll nn s and thoughts are often shown in their A blazing performance by the stage band brings the audience to their feet for another round of applause Art students’ innermost feeling works. 65 Hyphonerian Staff Brings Current Events To MHS Students The Hyphonerian, under the guidance of Mr. Harold Robinson, advisor, kep the school informed on current events. Zoe Ann Sheehan and Bob Harris were co-editors. The senior reporters included Chris Jung, Bob Spencer and Maggie Cunningham. The features staff consisted of Cecile Fox, Phyllis Stavridis. Lin- da West, and Susan Hall. The sports staff was composed of Jim Baehrens, Joel Weber and Larry Rawls. Linda Lucas, Robin Mansfield, Birdie Ruckman, Donna Rogers and Julie Par- ker were included on the news staff. The typist for this year was Jackie Studer. Paul Pyjnce acted as photographer. The business staff was composed of Helen Eckstrom, Dave Garverick, Melissa Belleyue, Jim Buker, Kelly Tharp, Sherry Restelli, Ppyl- ; lis Stavridis, Pam Lingard, and Paul Prince. c . Mr. Harold Ramsey was advisor of this Staff. Senior staff members Zoe Ann Sheehan, Maggie Cunningham, Chris Jung, Bob Spencer, Joel We- ber, and Bob Harris take a break from the demanding job of putting together a newspaper The features staff consists of Cecile Fox, Phyllis Stavridis, Linda West, and Susan Hall. Sports staff members, Jim Baehrens, Joel Weber, and Larry Rawls, look over the football press book. 8 Hypho advisor, Mr. Harold Robinson, is caught off guard by the photographer. 66 The news staff includes Linda Lucas, Robin Mansfield, Birdie Ruckman, Donna Rogers and Julie Typist Jackie Studer is pressed to complete Parker. her deadline. The business staff is composed of Helen Eckstrom, Dave Garverick, Melissa Bellevue, Jim Buker, Kelly Tharp, Shelly Restelli, Phyllis Stavridis, Pam Lingard and Paul Prince. Seated Photographer Paul Prince is caught at his locker for a f f is staff advisor, Mr. Harold Ramsey. quick picture. M.H.S. Literary Magazine, Spectrum Publishes - s ‘ Some of the extra workers on the staff include Becky Flegal, Cherene Smith Sue Klingensmith Pam Lingard, and Ursula Schnieders. : The circulation staff consists of Denise Peyton, John Marietta, and Robin Wherry. Students’ Works The literary magazine, Spectrum ts a fairly new addition to M. H. S. Students could sub- mit a poem, essay, or short story to be judged by the various staffs. If accepted, the stu- dents’ writings were published in Spectrum. Mr. Richard Cole was the advisor. The edi- tor of the staff was Joann Warren. The staffs of this year’s Spectrum included publicity, art, and circulation. The business staff was made up of Mary Shiltz and Rosemarie Schnieders. Sherry Res- telli and Bess Gottgalf composed the publicity staff. On the art section were Diane Pelasky and Helen Eckstrom. The circulation staff consisted of Denise Peyton, John Marietta, and Robin Wherry. There were also two secre taries, Vivian Plank and Diane Pelasky. Some of the extra workers on the staff included Becky Flegal, Cherene Smith, Sue Klingen- smith, Pam Lingard, and Ursula Schnieders. The publicity staff, Sherry Restelli and Bess Gottgolf, work out their advertis- On the art section is Diane Pelasky and Helen Eckstrom ing campaign. wy es 7-2 ee : 5 wie’ The business staff is made up of Mary Shiltz and Rosemarie This year’s secretaries are Vivian Plank and Diane Pelasky. Schnieders. 69 Business manager Cindy Henry looks over the files. . = c ig 2 r AE mai � ps é The Senior section is composed of Steve Smith and Linda Smith. 70 Photographer Regina Arter listens to instructions. or eR a L, , . On the Underclassmen section are Diane Jones, Jay Bales, and Peggy Cashell. Students Work Hard All Year To Present MANHIGAN This year’s Manhigan Staff was edited by Kathy Smouse and Debbie Tucker. Mr. David Gross acted as advisor. The students on the staff were picked mostly by their English grades and recommendation from teachers. On the activities staff were Debbie Hill, Becky Gross, and Becky Arron. This year’s business manager was Cindy Henry. The seniors sec- tion was composed of Steve Smith and Linda Smith. Joe Roscoe, Larry Chiverton, and Ted Williams made up the sports staff. On the under- classmen section were Diane Jones and Jay Bales. Robin Thompson and Joan Jobes were the typists for the staff. Editors and Advisor are Kathy Smouse, Debbie Tucker, and Mr. David Gross. wage” Pasi On the sports staff are Joe Roscoe, Larry Chiverton, and Ted Typists, Robin Thompson and Joan Jobes, work out their captions. Williams. 71 7 eet 3s. s— Mr. Plough awards Twila Walker with a leadership medal for being Senior Class Senior boys await their entrance to the Class Day program. President. 72 Annual Class Day Held May 24 The annual Class Day assembly was held Wednesday, May 24, to honor the most outstanding seniors of the class. Ranking at the top were David Hall and Scott Scherff who received the valedictorian and salutatorian awards. Gold honor cords and tassels were presented to the top ten per cent of the senior class. Kathy Smouse and Dan Blakley were honored as the outstanding se- niors by the University Club. Run- ners up were Cynthia Henry, Sherri Restelli, Twila Walker, Robin Webb, Robert Bowen, John Hafford, David Hall, and Phil Michener. The Michigan Honor Trophy was presented to Margaret Cashell and David Hall. The award is given on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and athletic ability. The orchestra begins the annual Class Day program. 73 The senior couples enjoy dancing to the music of the “Elements of Soul.”’ Bill Klingensmith and Regina Arter find the food t ery tempting. 74 Couples chat about the prom while waiting for the dance to start. Students End Their High School Years With Senior Prom Seniors at Mansfield Senior High held their Prom Friday, May 26, 1972, at Ramada Inn. The night started out with dinner from seven until eight-thirty, and the dance from nine to twelve. The movie for the after prom was Rosemary’s Baby. Then it was on to the bowling alley for bowling and pool from three to five. To master the art of billards, total concentra- Dinner at Ramada Inn is enjoyed by Ted Williams, Mary Ann Ott, Joan Jobes and Greg Bookwalter tion and a keen eye are essential 7D a) ee ° Pe Se ee att : LS ae . @e @ ah v J ° Uy WOO Y AX) IX VAX ¥ wee Fe, ” al ABOVE: Mr. Plough, principal at MHS, encourages the senior class to go beyond the call of duty and truly establish themselves as outstanding individuals LEFT: A solemn remembrance of all the years of determination and hard work is displayed by one of the graduates of Senior High Commencement, the End of High School Life a puanms 7 Y wa aN Twila Walker, president of the senior class, lea their birth in the new world. ds the class in the turning of the tassles, which marks A former graduate 77 The senior class of '72 formally ended its stay at Mansfield Senior High on June seventh at Arlin Field. The Reverend Lenard Leggett gave an inspiring sermon under clear skies at Baccalaureate ceremonies. Perfect summer weather, along with 5,000 people, helped make commencement memora- ble. Former Senior High graduate, William P. Cline, addressed the seniors with his views on “bridging the generation gap.” Cline advised the red and white robed graduates and the attentive audience to work and teach together. He encouraged them to gain valuable knowl- edge and understanding through their experi- ences with others. Twila Walker, the first female president of a Mansfield Senior High School graduating class, welcomed the guests and classmates after the invocation by Father Robert Thomas of St. Peter’s. The Reverand Joel King, pastor of Mr. Herman Baptist Church, gave the ben- ediction. The ‘Presentation of the Class”’ of 1972 was performed by Mr. Arlo Plough, prin- cipal of MHS, who also introduced Dr. Marvin Dees, a member of the Mansfield Board of Education. Dr. Dees, with the assistance of School Board member Thomas Scott, accept- ed the graduating class and awarded diplomas to the seniors. Twila Walker and Ted Wil- liams, President and Vice-President respec- tively, led the seniors through their graduating procession to and from their places in the cen- ter of the stadium. of Senior High, William P. Cline, gives a cordial shake of congratulations to proud senior. SS “aro ae aot eet” SC oS eens Ted Williams Joe Roscoe Larry Chiverton Tygers Finish Tough Schedule The 1971 Tyger gridders finished their season with an understandable three wins and seven losses. Six of the losses were against Buckeye Con- ference opponents such as Elyria and Fremont, who were rated second and seventh respectively in the state. The TYGERS led by captains Marty Lamie, Bruce Weirich, Dan Blakley, and John Hafford, made for them- selves the reputation of being a very “physical” team, as they fought their way through the season. 1) Senior Joel Weber splits the uprights. 2) Quarterback Ron Castle hands off to Marty Lamie against Ashland. ROW 1: J. Weber, R. Castle, L. Turner, B. Hatcher, D. Blakley, B. Weirich. ROW 2: Coach Lutz, Coach Montague, H. Gibbs, E. Coley, J. Beard, W. Clancy, T. Butler. ROW 3: Coach Horvath, M. Laser, P. Johnson, L. Anderson, J. Marietta, J. Hatcher, J. Baehrens, T. Finnerty. 4) MVP Dan Blakley snares a pass against Akron. 5) Tony Basilone follows the good blocking of his teammates. o. YY ths. FIGERS aes +o : ls rre.ks y At te Ne PIGERS +; vA) i I % ae i poe Rar il ES i. i , i sie Re -—- - � = ROW 1: J. Hafford, M. Lamie, G. Sevdalis, M. Breedlove, B. Bailey, K. Pittman. ROW 2: A. Blue, M. Weirich, A. Montgomery, D. Mulholland, R. Trammell, T. Basilone, C. Baughman. ROW 3: C. White, T. Hager,-T. Siwek, D. Smith, C. Black, G. Guzzo, Coach Cole, G. Burdine, Coach Jasinski, Coach Weaver. Underclassmen Show Great Potential With ten of twenty-two starters returning next year as Seniors, the TYGERS will have a good nucleus to build around, . The team promises to be the strongest team, physically, that MHS has seen in recent years. This will be largely the result of a demanding physical fitness program instituted by Coach Lutz over the past few seasons. These promising underclassmen include Jim Baeh- rens, Tom Finnerty, Rick Trammell, Paul Johnson, Henry Gibbs, Terone Butler, Joe Beard, Charles Black, and Charlie White. 1) Senior Marty Lamie pounds to Elyria one- yard line. 2) Tailback Larry Turner breaks away from a Madison tackler for a good gain. 3) In the final minutes of the Admiral King game, Head Coach Lutz and Coach Jasinski watch anxiously. 4) Before a small crowd, the TYGERS defeat Admiral King in the last four- teen seconds. 5) The TYGERS defeat their cross-town rival, Madison, in the Homecom- ing Game. ae pare oea ss ABOVE: ROW1: Vandayburg, Bonace, Brooks, Fuqua, Duckworth, Leech, Mc Vicar, Pointor, Hess. ROW 2: Brown, Adamescue, Hardin, Weigler, V. Weber, Bishop, Watkins, Gilbert, Moga. ROW 3: Beal, Lookenott, Gahi, Sands, Massa, Luedy, Hughes, Wray, Coach Price, Coac Johnson. RIGHT: End Dan Blakley fights for extra yards against Akron Central. VL ATS: Fhe Putting the stop on Lorain runner is Jim Baehrens. Sophomore And Reserve Teams Have Winning Season This year’s Sophomore and Re- serve teams compiles winning rec- ords against tough opponents. The coaches expect a good team next year. The reserves compiled a 4-2 record, highlighted by shutouts against Fremont and Admiral King. The Tyger sophomores, led by coaches Price and Johnson, had an impres- sive year, compiling a 4-2-1 record. Outstanding Sophomores included Charlie White, Tom Massa, Dave Bishop and Marque Moga. ABOVE: Tyger halfback Henry Gibbs outmanuevers opponent. RIGHT: Reserve Quarterback Mike Weirich watches varsity action from sidelines. 85 A Golden Autumn Theme Is Chosen To Capture The Se oe : ROW 1: Jim Buker, Nancy Schlegel, Cecil Mack, Queen Lorraine Robinson, Robin Mansfield, Jim Baehrens, Darlene Sqrow, Tom Fronczak. ROW 2: Tamara Blaising, Tom Finnerty, Max Fischbach, Sue Konves. 2. Mistress and Master of Ceremonies, Genna Moga and Bob Francis, introduce the couples at the assembly 3. Last year's queen, Alice Bond, crowns her lovely successor. 86 Many Moods os Homecoming “Golden Autumn Dream” was the theme of the 1971 Homecoming As- sembly. The Mistress and Master of Ceremonies were Genna Moga and Bob Francis. Queen Lorraine Robin- son received her crown from the 1972 Homecoming Queen, Alice Bond. Seated against a background of or- ange and brown leaves, Queen Lor- raine accepted the game ball from football captains Marty Lamie, Dan Blakley, Bruce Weirich, and Ron Castle. This year’s court consisted of Miss Tamara Blaising, escorted by Mr. Thomas Finnerty; Miss Nancy Schlegel, escorted by Mr. James Buker; Miss Darlene Sqrow, escorted by Mr. Thomas Fronczak; Miss Su- san Konves, escorted by Mr. Max Fischbach; and Miss Robin Mans- field, escorted by Mr. James Baeh- rens. Queen Lorraine was escorted by Mr. Cecil Mack. A former Tyger, Mr. Michael Swarn, was the guest speaker . Music was provided by the MHS orchestra, under the direction of Mr. David Leyerle. Homecoming activities also in- cluded the Homecoming game against Mansfield Madison and a dance afterwards, presided over by the queen and her court. The game ball is presented to Queen Lorraine by football co-captains Bruce Weirich and Dan Blakley. The happy faces belonging to the Homecoming court add to the enjoyment of the game. Former Tyger, Mr. Michael Swarn, encourages the team to clobber the Madison Rams. 87 Tyger Harriers Show Potential And Spirit Despite Losing Record The 1971 Tyger Cross Country Team had a building year, despite a disappointing record. Led by Cap- tain Jim Erdenberger and Coach Al Ward, the Tygers fell to every oppo- nent. They scored twelfth in the sec- tional and came in eighth in the Buckeye Conference meet. Despite the losing record, the har- riers developed many underclassmen into fine runners. Junior Mark Ed- miston and Sophomores Frank Wil- liams and Mike Jones showed great potential and are expected to do well in the coming years. At the awards assembly, Shawn Todd was voted most valuable for the second year in a row. Jim Erden- berger and Frank Williams were awarded high point senior and sopho- more respectively. 1) High point junior Shawn Todd stays in front of opponent. 2) Senior Norman Eber- hart picks up pace in the Buckeye Conference meet. 3) Tyger harriers ready for the gun in the a a) eight way meet at Possum Run. 5) ROW 1: Goff, Erdenberger, Eberhart, Purvis. ROW 2: Todd, Williams, Jones, Price. 6) Cap- tain Jim Erdenberger shows fine form against Rhodes runner. 7) Junior Mark Edmiston fin- ishes up race at Possum Run. LEXINGTON MADISON MALABAR SFIZz Pps ag SENIG ’ spouTe 89 — SSE lc ST te Tourna “fs Frémon Cagers Show Determination Against Tough Opponents The 1971-72 TYGER basketball team finished a disappointing season with a record of six wins and thirteen losses. Opponents included such hot- shooting teams as Findlay, Lorain, Admiral King, and Akron South, a Class AA regional finalist. LEFT: 6-3 Junior Tyrone Butler shoots from outside the Findlay defense. Juniors Jerry Brookins, Max Fischbach, Tyrone Butler, and — Montgomery bolstered the TYGE attack, which included seniors, Dan Blakely, Joel Weber, Barry Kidwell, and Dave Hurley. BELOW: Straining for the rebound are Dave Hurley and Barry Kidwell. 1.) Last minute instructions are given by Coach Pfizenmayer. 2.) Junior Steve Bigelow tries to shake his guards. 3.) Dave Hurley and Tyrone Butler battle for the tip-in. 4.) Senior Barry Kidwell shows good jump shooting form. Manfield Features Tallest 1.) Members of the pep band watch the Tygers beat Madison. 2.) Guard Jerry Brookins shoots against Sandusky. 3.) A phtographer’ s flash ac- companies a tip-off. 4.) Tyrone Butler ‘‘gets two.’ A hs anor Team In Six Years The Tygers started the season with a relatively inexperienced team. With no starters returning from the previous year’s squad, the tallest players, Dave Hurley 66”, and Barry Kidwell, 6’5”’, were used to strength- en the offense. As a result, Dave Hur- ley earned the Most Valuable Player Award and was elected to the first team All-Star of the District. 1.) Manager Mike Chandler expresses frustra- tion during the last game. 2.) Lead scorer Dave Hurley shoots a technical foul shot. ROW 1: Jerry Brookins, Joel Weber, Dave Gulley, Steve Bigelow, Max Fischbach. ROW 2: Tyrone Butler, Dan Blakley, Dave Hurley, Barry Kidwell, Dillet Montgomery, Charles Black, Joe Beard, Mike Chandler. 93 ue Reserves and Soph’s. End Season yy Smee Oe ae = —. ee We age 2 Akron South | 46 ROW 1: Mathews, Them, Tate. ROW 2: Feagin, Anthony, Schroeder. ROW 3: Beard, Webb, Donnan. ABOVE: Sophomore Geron Tate gets opening tip against the Trojans. RIGHT: Wide angle view of the action at Sandusky. With Exceptional Teams Records The Tyger reserves, led by Coach Jim Goode, compiled an 11-7 record against tough Buckeye Conference competition. Sophomore Geron Tate led the scoring, averaging 15.9 points a game. Tate also received rebound- ing honors. Great team effort highlighted the prospects for next year. Standouts were juniors Dean Donnan and Ken Mathews, and sophomores Gary Feagin and Calvin Webb. Despite a slow start, the sopho- more cagers, coached by Robert Ad- kins, produced a fine 7-3 record. Looking forward to next year are a - : : ABOVE: ROW 1: Fisher, Brown, Staples, Marks. ROW 2: Sutton, Evans, Long. ROW 3: Lusher, Scott Gilbert, Randy Marks, and Scherer. ROW 4: Coach Adkins. BELOW: Coaches Adkins and Goode analyze the action from the John Long. bench. 95 1972 Tyger Swimmers Keep Fighting, Despite Lack Of Depth Lack of depth hurt the Tyger swimmers as they fell to eight of ten opponents. Led by Coach Clarence Roessler and Captain Greg Bookwalter, the 16 member team faced many state ranked swim teams. The Tygers placed fifth in the Buckeye Con- ference Championships. Senior Greg Bookwal- ter led scoring with a third in the 400 yard freestyle and fifth in the 200. Jim Buker fin- ished fifth in the 100 yard breaststroke. The 400 freestyle relay, made up of Jim Erdenber- ger, Tom Finnerty, Larry Chiverton and Dave Henry placed fourth. Junior Jim Buker also placed fifth in the breaststroke at the District meet. At the awards assembly, third year awards were received by Joe Roscoe, Greg Bookwalter, Ted Williams, Rick Steiner, Dave Henry, Jim Erdenberger, Tom Holevas and Romie Bond. Greg Bookwalter received the most valuable award. 1) Diver Rick Steiner shows fine form, as Coach Roessler looks on. 2) Tankers Jim Er- denberger and Jim Widders finish a close race. 3) Senior Joe Roscoe is the lone Tyger entry in the 100 yard fly. 4) Junior Jim Buker scored many firsts for the Tygers this year. 5) Swim- mer Dave Henry out-touches opponent, to start Bill Owen in the 400 freestyle relay. 6) ROW 1: Henry, Williams, Steiner, Erdenber- ger, Coach Roessler. ROW 2: Chiverton, Fin- nerty, Weirich, Buker. ROW 3: Ball, Mc- Keehan, Owen, Widders. ROW 4: Roscoe, Bookwalter, Bond. 7) The start of the tough 200 yard IM as viewed from the other end of the pool. Season Tyger matemen turned in a six- three record this year. B ill Flanegan coached them through the 1972 Northwest Sectional Champion- ships. Individual Sectional Champs were 98-pound Tim Shiltz, 119- pound Parnell Cameron, and Heavy Weight John Hafford. Individual District Champ was Parnell Camer- on, who also received the Most Valu- able Player award. This year the pos- ition of captain was shared by Marty Lamie, John Hafford, and Parnell Cameron. Excited team members celebrate a victorious season after their last match. Coach Bill Flanegan studies the tactics used by one of his matmen. Sophomore wrestler Tim Shiltz defeats an Ashland Arrow team member. ROW 1: Jim Lee, Charles Williams, Jeff Bishop, Tim Shiltz, Parnell Cameron, Mike Higgins, Bob Tucker. ROW 2: Jim Baehrens, Marty Lamie, Jim Levack, John Hafford, Paul Johnson, Pete Drye, John Hatcher, Ken Webb. ROW 3: Jim Cushing, Ty Pointer, Cliff Jones, Duane Smith, Dave Bishop, Rick Mabry, Bill Frontz, Charles White. Senior wrestler John Hafford rides his opponent. A Mansfield Senior wrestler pins his man. 99 ROW 1: Johnson, Soloman, Turner, R. Hatcher, C.W. Taylor, Reid, Jefferson, Eberhart, -J. Hatcher, Lookenott. ROW 2: Bonace, Williams, Coleman, , McVicar, L. Taylor, Butler, Hall, Siwek; White Wadlington, Ware, Allen, Fuqua, Cline, Jones, Goff, Gani, Guzzo. ROW 3: Bishop, Mabry Hurdler Sam Ware takes a flying leap over the obstacle. An exhausted Brian Lookenott leads the pack of runners. Tracksmen from many high schools represent their cities in the popular Mehock Relays. SoS eoReah peeeed eae cs ‘ At ee Pity a 7? sie a etal ee tetra en. aie yee: Pe han Ratt Loe cae ee ere PRP SO hee ey wi a oes =.s a ee). Babe� an a a eS % Ce aes distance races. 101 Runners participating in the Mansfield Relays put all they have into the Tyrone Coleman was the high- pointer of this year’s track team with a total of 106 points. He also ran in the districts with Reid, Cline, and Butler, Mike Solomon was elected honorary captain of this year’s team. Al Ward coached the team. Queen Lori Beeman is helped down the steps by escort Bruce Weirich. Speaker, Terry Swarn, tells of his life at M.H.S. Mistress of Ceremonies, Julia Parker, is escorted by Robert Bowen, Mas- Master of Ceremonies, Robert Bowen, presents Cindy Henry, decoration ter of Ceremonies chairman, with roses. 102 Track coach, Al Ward, pays his respects to Queen Lori Assembly “And then came Spring ” was the theme for this year’s track as- sembly. Queen Lori Beeman, escort- ed by Bruce Weirich, and her atten- dents, Debra Penix, Tamara Wad- lington, Alice Bond, Nancy Calland, escorted by Chris Jung, C. W. Tay- lor, Darwin Amos, Martin Lamie, respectively, were introduced by mistress and master of ceremonies, Julia Parker and Robert Bowen. Coach Al Ward introduced the speaker, former Tyger, Terry Swarn, who talked of days at M.H.S. Rufus Reid and Mike Solomon presented Queen Lori with her crown. The Queen and her court present- ed awards at the track meet. The 1971-72 track court and escorts are: C.W. Taylor, Tamara Wadlington, Darwin Amos, Alice Bond, Bruce Weirich, Queen Lori Beeman, Debra Pe- nix, Chris Jung, Nancy Calland and Martin Lamie. 103 ABOVE: Pitcher Barry Kidwell unleashes his fastball. ABOVE RIGHT: A concerned Coach Dressler looks on. 104 Baseball Has Rare Losing Season This year the baseball team suffered its first losing season in seven years. The young team, however, will return sev- eral key players such as Dean Donnan, the most valuable player. Next year, the Tygers hope to improve their record with a more experienced ballteam. Junior Max Fischbach slams a base hit. ’s mound. pitcher s onto the assa walk M: om 7 ore T £ S = 2 n 3 ica] J (69) = oe) Q Mark Laser swings away. ABOVE: opposing Lexington team. rs devastate the Tyge The Second in Buckeye Carrying on the tradition of fine tennis at Mansfield Senior High, this year’s tennis team ended in a good 10-7 record. The Tygers placed second in the Buckeye Conference. Senior singles player Steve Smith advanced through sectionals, and the doubles team of Doug Warga and Tom Fronczak, both juniors, were sectional champions and advanced through districts on a consolation match to the state championships at Ohio State in Columbus. Coach Jim Goode presented nine players with letters this year. They were Doug Warga, Steve Smith, Tom Fronczak, Duffy Carto, Greg Bookwalter, Trent Bazley, Willie Porter, Keith Christman, and Scott Scherff. Steve Smith was voted most valuable player by the members of the team. 1) Senior doubles team Greg Bookwalter and Scott Scherff move up on the net. 2) Most Valuable Player, Steve Smith, gets ready to return his opponent’s serve. 3) Number one singles man, Doug Warga, shows his powerful serving form. 4) Coach Jim Goode talks over team strategy with last year’s coach, John Watkins. 5) Rushing to make the return is se- nior Willie Porter. 6) Junior Tom Fronczak waits for his opponent's shot. a Golf Team Completes Long Season The 1972 golf team experienced a rough season. Their winless season was, perhaps, the most disappoint- ing endeavor of the year for a Tyger sports team. However, all of the top five golfers will return next year. Among them will be the year’s most valuable player, Tim Hager. 1. ROW 1: Riggleman, Hager. ROW 2: Coach Montague, Catlett, Kopp. 2. Most valuable player, Tim Hager, tees off. 3. Charlie Riggleman sharpens his putting eye. 4. Junior Greg Kopp shows fine form. 108 pet er ABOVE: Charley Riggleman tees off against St. Peters. RIGHT: Coach Montague and Tim Hager approach the green. si 5 oy PAA ak DP alt Od Pilih RA NGA OP RNG es 5 ips IES SS EO BE EE” ia a ae The Board of Education and Administrative Mr. George Hall Mr. Robert Glass Mr. David Kafer Board President Superintendent of Schools Board Member Mr. Thomas Scott Dr. Marvin Dees Mr. George Murray Board Vice-President Board Member Board Member Staff Run a Productive and Prosperous Year Before going into the office, Mr. Plough checks the hall situation. Mr. Franta contemplates a problem at the student-faculty meeting. 113 A change took place in the admin- istrative staff last year. Mr. Richard Franta was hired as assistant Princi- pal in charge of student discipline. Mr. Arlo Plough headed the staff for his fifth year as Principal, while Mr. D. Wayne Powell remained as Assist- ant Principal in charge of Attendance. In his fourth year as superintend- ent of schools, Mr. Robert E. Glass directed a successful year with the help of Mr. Lowell Smith, Personnal Director. Mr. George Hall and Mr. Thomas Scott were elected as President and Vice-President, repectively. The Board of Education also consisted of three hard working board members, who planned for the betterment of Mansfield Public Schools. They were Dr. Marvin Dees, Mr. David Kafer, and Mr. George Murray. Mrs. Frieda Forrest was the clerk-treasurer. One of Mr. Powell’s bright smiles adds a lift to administrative work. English Languages, History, Show Students =D The English Department worked to improve each student’s ability to convey information and ideas, both through spo- ken and written English. To instill inter- est, students were given a wide range of courses to choose from. Ten courses in English were offered this year to the ju- niors. Seniors had used this type of pro- gram for some time, and next year’s soph- omores will be included in this program. The aim of the Foreign Language Department is to give an understanding of the cultures of languages being studied, and to teach the art of communication both in writing and speaking. The History Department aids students in gaining an understanding and apprecia- tion of our national heritage. Students have been provided with visual aids, texts, maps, and field trips to bring into focus the making and preserving of history all around us. Kathryn Hardin Renate Papenhausen Bruce Waite _ y _ ee TS i Ny z | tad i ' I, Richard Baker Dalton Derr David Gross Dorothy LaRue Mary M. Moore Elaine McClellan Harold Robinson Martha Thomas Beverly Vockell Sharon Cicolani Polly Davis Mary E. Spiggle “ — ; “Sy Gq History teacher, Mr. Goode, finds time to participate in a benefit Although teaching English is very different from a career in opera, Mr. Derr basketball game. seems quite happy at Senior High. 114 Various Cultures And Prepare Them For Future Mr. Pugh waits patiently for the sixth period bell to ring. Richard Beal Suni Cibo Rebus fas - Floyd Million Eleanor Ryckman Carl Thomas The wet Madison game can't dampen the spir- Spanish teacher, Miss Spiggle, listens intently as one of the students conjugates his verbs. its of Mrs. Cicolani. Physical Education, Math, Science, Fine Arts The Physical Education Department aims to keep students in top physical con- dition and interest them in various school sports. The Mathematics Department of Mans- field Senior High School is quite diversi- fied in its offerings. The curriculum ranges from Basic Mathematics to Calculus and College Math. They aim to develop under- standing, accuracy, and the ability to use the problem-solving method. The Science Department tries to gener- ate enthusiasm in science so that students may better understand the problems of everyday life. Laboratory time was set up so that students could develop scientific skills and prepare for their future study of sclence. The Fine Arts Department’s aim is to broaden and enrich the life of the “‘sensi- tive’ student by teaching him to see, feel, understand, and appreciate art, not only as a subject, but as a meaningful experi- ence to enrich various career objectives. Roger Dressler Richard Evilsizor Laura Evilsizor James Lutz Vic Pfizenmayer Martha Peterson Dennis Price Jo Ann Rice Clarence Roessler Al Ward Mary Jane Bolus Percy Hall - Mr. Morrison explains a difficult geometry problem to his sophomores. Correcting tests may not be Mr. Dressler’s favorite job, but it’s got to be done. 116 0 el ila ae 7 Le we — : s : ba t i eit ts oS Pi Tyger coaches prepare for a big game. This was the last year at MHS for art teacher, Miss Bolus. Wayne Au Charles Marchant Donald Morrison Harold Ramsey Charles Sauder David Bigham George Cole Betty Harris Richard Poffenbaugh Norma Stanfield Halley Weaver David Leyerle Math teacher, Mr. Bigham, takes time during class to explain how he grades. Basic Skills for Future Careers and Homemaking Dennis Bartlett William Cook Donald Harris Nickolas Miu James Olivieri Marion Altman James Boor coe Mr. Thoms teaches the Techniques of Business Promotion. Joseph Mollica Billie Rastetter 118 Are Taught in Business and Vocational Eugene Sadowski M. L. Kennedy John Thoms Curt Smith Nancy Bowman Edwin Cooper Leah Miller Philip Neuerman Diane Price Mabel Chips Alice Simpson Eilene Smith Mr. Miu’s class repairs radios, televisions, and appliances 119 Departments The aim of the Vocational Depart- ment of Mansfield Senior High was to prepare students for future careers and placement in technical schools. Students were trained in drafting, wood and metal working, electronics, and auto repair. Business Teachers prepared stu- dents who were interested in future office work. Seniors in Cooperative Office Education were placed in of- fices to gain the practical skills of business work. The Home Economics Department made an effort to teach students the skills of clothing construction, color coordination, child care, menu plan- ning, marketing, grooming, person- nal relationships, consumer educa- tion, and home furnishing. Drafting takes precision and creativity. Special Staffs Keep M.H.S. Running of fo Ke 8 ra nna) See One of Mrs. Lee’s least favorite tasks is mak- ing out deficiency reports. Parents often call Mrs. Albers to make ap- Betty Albers Idella Bair Edwin Blackford Susie Burton pointments for conversations with Mr. Mel Coleman Ann Ernst Betty Fought Janet Gochenaur Plough. Sally Markham Carl Raser Martha Rausch Dorothy Tatgenhorst 120 Efficiently ‘ The secretaries, counselors, and librarians greeted students with a smile and tried to help them to the best of their ability. Counselors pro- moted understanding between stu- dents, faculty, and parents. They also helped students make important decisions concerning scheduling and college plans, which will lay the foun- dations for their future. Secretaries had many duties, such as making important daily announcements, recording absences, and distributing IBM cards for grade reports, as well as carrying on administrative corre- spondence. Librarians showed stu- dents the techniques of library use. The cooks at MHS made delicious and nutritious meals that helped students make it through their day of hard work. MHS custodians had many janit- orial duties. They kept the school at a comfortable temperature, replaced worn-out items, and made a clean workable atmosphere. M.H.S. cooks serve lunch in their usual attire, white dresses and bright smiles 121 Steve Smith Linda Smith ee EE — Members of the Senior Class Executive Committee are, STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Alleman, C. Baughman, J. Weber, D. Davidson, J. Hood, F. Jones, P. Forsythe, T. Walker, advisor Mrs. Bowman, B. Coley, D. Mulholland, J. Ringold, J. Hill, advisor Mr. Marchant, M. Jordan, M. Abbott, D. Young, J. MacDonald, D. Blakley. SEATED ARE: ROW 1: L. Beeman, D. Tucker, C. Widders, ROW 2: T. Williams, M. Bowles, E. Mor- ris, D. Hill, P. Robson, K. Smouse, D. Gardner; ROW 3: B. Boggs, J. Rhodes, B. Mast, S. Partin, B. Regula, J. Parker; ROW 4: V. DeLorenzo, M. Solo- man, M. Higgins, K. Butts, K. Tharp. ROW 5: R. Bronson, G. Sevdalis, B. Davis, P. Cashell, S. Geyer, B. Ruckman Class president, Twila Walker, organizes and conducts senior class meetings. Senior class paper work requires a lot of Kelly Tharp’s time. 124 ES ek Class treasurer, Kathy Smouse, checks in class dues. 125 Seniors Prepare for Graduation We, the Class of 1972, have now completed twelve years of our school- ing. Some of us have been together since grade school — the years of playing tag and four-square on the playgound and making our first ad- vances toward the opposite sex. Then we advanced to Junior High where we met new kids from ‘“‘that other grade school.”’ Boy! were we mature then! We started having and using B.O. spray and all sorts of neat things like that. Then, after we finished off those years, they threw us all into one big school and Our Sophomore year money-mak- ing projects such as candy sales, car washes, and an ‘‘Ugly Contest” helped get the class off to a good start. Officers were President Bob Bowen, Vice-President Ted Wil- liams, Secretary Julie Parker, and Treasurer Donna Gardner, and our advisors were Mr. Marchant and Mrs. Bowman. During our Junior year, we concen- trated mainly on Homecoming ac- tivities. Queen Alice Bond was crowned at the Homecoming Assem- bly and presided over the game and dance that evening. A new set of offi- cers replaced the old. Twila Walker was President; Ted Williams, Vice- President; Kelly Tharp, Secretary; and Debbie Steverson, Treasurer. Then came our big year, our Senior year; the year we were leaders. The success of the school was in our hands. Through the help of our offi- cers, President Twila Walker, Vice- President Ted Williams, Secretary Kelly Tharp, and newly-elected trea- surer Kathy Smouse, and our advi- sors, we put forth our best effort and emerged as a successful class. We involved ourselves in activities rang- ing from football to the chess club, and excelled in areas from auto me- chanics to physics. With a little help from the under- classmen, we staged a successful “Bengal Productions Presents Varsity Varieties. Mrs. Martha Thomas directed Personal Appear- ance, another fantastic Senior Class Play. Queen Lori Beeman and her court helped in our prominent track assembly. Then, as our Senior year was coming to an end, we saw fellow students and friends honored during class exercises. Finally, the Prom, Baccalaureate, and what we all had waited for, Commencement. None of the future classes of MHS will ever be exactly the same as the class of 1972, but we hope that they will have as many happy memories as we have. oi ANAL Ay POG ae Bi ] Stage band member, Tom Holevas, practices for Varsity Varieties. Darwin Amos Arlene Bartley Melissa Bellevue Barry Bailey Clarence Baughman Charlotte Bishop Deloris Barber Edward Bayer Kevin Black Seniors Display Their Many Talents Michael Abbot Cynthia Adams Georgia Adams Patricia Adams Lenore Alexander Thomas Alleman Danielle Barber Danny Barker Mary Barretta Trent Bazley Jacqulin Beauford Lori Beeman Penny Black Daniel Blakley John Bogner 126 Alice Bond Julia Bond Romie Bond Randy Booker Greg Bookwalter Mike Breedlove Romanuel Bronson Jim Brown Karen Butts Carmelita Caldwell Nancy Calland Parnell Cameron Lorraine Carter Margaret Cashell Lynn Castle Ronnie Castle The senior girls’ kazoo band adds a charming note to the announcements. { Retha Brown Cindy Buckingham Larry Carroll Rodney Carroll Blaze Kathrein Linda Caton ——4 Hong Chin Linda Cornell Debra Danals Mike Clark Thomas Crane Aimee Daniel afc | Gary Catron Garry Caudill Paris Cline Penny Coon Debra Cooper Charles Cross Margaret Cunningham Patricia Cunningham Willie Daniels Rebecca Davis Dorothy Davis 128 Richard Catron Michael Chandler Keith Corn John Cushard Victor DeLorenzo Albert Dodson Michelle Ewers Nancy Frontz Mary Garznati Sandra Goodman Randy Donnenwirth Judy Feagin Steven Frontz George Geib Lee Gour Helen Eckstrom Jacalyn Fisher Alma Fugett Carol Geyer David Gulley 129 Norman Eberhart James Elsasser James Erdenberger Rebecca Flegal Penny Foust Karen Frank Rosemary Fuhrman Wanda Fuqua Donna Gardner Metal shop appears to be quite a challenge for Brian Lee. Shelly Guthrie John Hafford David Hall Susan Hall Sally Henry Mary Higgins William Hamilton Russ Hamlin Ellsworth Harrigon Patricia Harriger Leigh Harrison Robert Hartman Hilda Hassmann Robert Hatcher Karen Hay Bonnie Hedrick Joseph Henderson Cynthia Henry Spirited choir members, Romie Bond, Mary Jo Higgins, Debbie Williams, and Mike Chnadler, proudly display their robes. Oe —— ee eS Debra Hill John Hill Thomas Holevas Nancy Holt Robert Honeycutt dohn Hood Helen Hoff Vicki Humphrey Phil Hunt Senior majorette, Michelle Ewers, finishes a stunning performance. 131 Jeanette Holmes Gerald Horner Dave Hurley Could that be George Harrison? No, Dave Schmucker. Theresa Hurt Gary Hutzleman Kevin Isch Emma Jackson Joan Jobes John Johnson Seniors Prepare For Senior Class Play Charles Jones Tulla Jones Chris Jung Nancy Justice Fred Jones Melvin Jorgan Kenneth Keller Barry Kidwell Ricky Kegley John Keith Pamela Karkalik Richard Karsmizski Arthur King Harold King, Jr. Rita Kitchen Bruce Kochheiser Martin Lamie Pamela Lawless The Senior Class Play requires many hours of practice and preparation. 132 Richard Marshall Robert McGee ee Randall Martin William Middleton Beth Mast Judy Miller 133 Brian Lee John Lee Dallas Lewis Susan Lewis Jeff MacDonald Rickie Manley Sheila McBride Philip McClain James Levack Joyce Lurtz Joseph Marietta Iva McFadden “Bud Norton? No, he isn’t here,” says Gladys (Peggy Cashell.) Tay ste WY) KE a —— A Robert Mc Vicar Burletta Mills Diane Mills Shirley Melton Erwin Muff Mark Norris Richard Mulholland Hope Murphy Jane Mutchler Sheila Oakley Brenda Oden Michael O'Donnel Marshall Mitchell Jo Ann Neighbots Mary Ann Ott Rose Owens Connie Palmer Senior band member, Trent Bazley, helps set up props for a concert. Jenny Morr Erika Nemeth Robert Ousley Rebecca Palmer Julie Parker Seniors Help In Many Ways a FED a Senior Y Teens discuss the meeting. Shirley Partin Pam Patterson Sandra Peay Debra Penix Bonnie Perkins Patty Parrigan David Petty Sharon Phipps Jim Pifer Douglas Pittman Linda Preston Charles Price Larry Rawls Deborah Ray Bobbie Regula Rufus Reid Sherry Restelli Joan Rhodes Cecilia Ringmar Jeffrey Ringold David Risner Debbie Robbins Robin Roberts Gary Robertson Michael Romine Joel Roscoe Ronald Rucker Roberta Ruckman Charles Salyers Mark Sanders Patricia Sanderfer David Schuck Terry See Elizabeth Seevers During Class Play rehearsal, Lori Beeman enjoys a coke. Thomas Scherer Scott Scherff Vicki Shlupp Janene Seiler Jacqueita Seitz Ava Sell 136 Debra Shaffer Lori Sigler Howard Southworth Dean Sqrow Stephanie Stahlheber Mary Sham baugh Breeda Smith Mike Spayde Melanie Stafford Phyllis Stentz Susie Shaw Stephen Smith Robert Spencer Zoe Ann Sheehan Kathy Smouse Bob Spriesterbach Joyce Sheetz David Schmucker Terry Sprague Deep thought goes into Julie Parker's reading. Donald Shiplett Richard Soloman Dana Spurgeon Saas SE SS SSS SS SS ie eee wr eae me 7 John Stewart Michael Stickney David Stoltz Suzan Terman Kelly Tharp Donna Tolle Larry Turner Peggy Vipperman Ledair Vogley Senior Garth Sevdalis helps out in the Counselors’ office during his free period. ™ Te, Rosemary Stevens Deborah Steverson Cheryl Stewart Thelma Strickling Jacqueline Studer Debra Stuff Je Robert Tolliver Deborah Tucker GloriaTufts Sees Tamara Wadlington Greg Weigler Terri Waldman ess Mary Wallace Twila Walker Chery Ward = i : 5 i F In Drama class, Peggy Cashell finds herself in a bit of a jam. Jo Ann Warren Robin Webb Shane Webb Joel Weber Jim Webster Bruce Weirich Ernestine West Robin Wherry Donald White Cathy Widders Vanessa Wilhelm Anita Williams Debra Williams Ted Williams Harry Winfrey Ellie Wisdom Lavon Workman Michael Yankovich Deborah Zinn David Henry Regina Fowler Loretha Williams 139 Michael Finley Ronnie Gordon Shawn Jacocks Donna Taylor Shirley Whitten Gary Purvis Student Council President, Bob Bowen, accepts a principal’s award from Mr. Plough. eon lv 9, . Mr. Plough presents foreign student, Cia Ringmar, with a plaqu Class Day. shed Ph n makes guite an impressior he stinqu IVEC ession at the 0 t l il McC lai rakes quite an imp: rom ed F Di q p 3:00 to ; from 1 ark Lanes fi f tivities includes bowling at Pa After Prom activities 5:00. 141 Diane Jones Jay Bales UA fet an ia NLS rans A a ———— ea Se Ais ‘ ) LAs John Hall uses a carton of bottles collected on the Junior class pop bottle drive to create an artistic masterpiece. Treasurer Regina Arter, collects Junior class dues from fellow class mem- ber, Julie Palfi. NNN) Wii iil wii jini AT err er eer NN Class secretary, Diane Jones, attempts to sell a box of Christmas cards for a Junior class money making project. 144 I DO DD ELS SC eT Junior Officers Lead Class of ’73 toSuccessful Year Junior class president, Reggie Davis, presides over a class executive meeting. s wok eet is ee ee a Sart res The class of 73 started off the 71-72 school year with a Home- coming dance and assembly appropriately named ‘Golden Autumn Dream.” Next came the election of Junior Class officers. Reggie Davis, John Hall, and Regina Arter were re-elected president, vice-president and treasurer respectively. Diane Jones was elected secretary. The members of the Junior class added to the class trea- sury by holding a car wash, bake sale, several pop bottle drives, and by selling Christ- mas cards. Members of the Junior Class executive committee meet in the library project room for a group picture. 145 The Scope Of Activities Varies At MHS. : e Lurtin Anderson Regina Arter Myron Baughman Junior band member, Regina Arter, helps to en- Kathy Akers Josie Alfrey Richard Allen Dave Anable tertain the crowd at halftime. Dan Ankney Trent Anthony Frieda Becky Arron Becky Arthur Virginia Atwell Armstrong William Bailey Jay Bales Gail Barclay Jim Baehrens Shirley Barrett Vicky Barger Richard Bays Joe Beard Kirk Bechtel Darcia Beer Beverly Beining John Bentley Candy Benton Stan Berry Steve Bigelow Betty Bishop Kathy Bishop Terry Bivens 146 Charles Black Patrick Black Tamara Blaising Sheila Bledsoe Anthony Blue Melvin Bluester David Boggs Karen Bond Diane Bosworth Joe Bowie Don Branham Kathy Brewer Darlene Bright Dennis Brock Donald Brookins Jerry Brookins John Brooks Andy Brown Bonnie Brown Joey Brown Ralph Brown Violet Brown Teresa Browning Suzette Bucher Jim Buker Cliff Bryant Gary Burdine Scott Burns Terone Butler Charles Butler ; : : Jeanette Chris Canada Sherri Carper An anxious junior receives his tuberculin skin test. pe 147 Juniors Present Successful Homecoming Robert Carr Jim Carrico Beverly Carter Sue Catlett Gerald Catron Marilyn Catron Nancy Caugherty Alan Chance Joseph Chinni Larry Chiverton Warne Clancy Dan Clark Greg Clark Bruce Cline Ethel Cline Kenneth Cline Kenneth Cline Debbie Cloes Jackie Cochran Michael Coleman Tyrone Coleman Valinda Cook Calvin Corbin Cathy Corbin Becky Corey James Cox Jeffrey Cox Barbara Craft Jimmie Crawford Alan Cunningham Mark Dasher Brenda Davis 148 need a cae 149 %, ads SE aaa, The court’s radiance shines through the rain. Christie Davis Gloria Davis Judy Davis Mary Davis Pamela Davis Patsy Davis Randy Davis Reggie Davis Stan Davis Verda Davis Vicki Davis Vicky Dean Wendie DeBolt Georgia Dellevar Kim Demyan Carol Dickison Cindy Divelbiss Dean Donnan Deborah Dopps Jack Drescher Petie Drye Marilyn Durbin Carol Eberling Mark Edmiston Eugene Elliott Phil Elliott Randy Elkins Kay English Gary Ewing Angelith Feagin A creative writing class proves to be an interesting challenge to Linda Smith. Bill Frontz Rick Gaubatz A ™ Greg Fraley Lee France Rosia Feagin Robert Fry Jack Fugett Tom Finnerty Danny George Stephen Gerger Virgil Fluharty Robert Francis Carol Fuller Henry Gibbs 150 Steve Fensler Scot First Kenny Foust Robert Franko J.C. Fuller Donna Giesize Pat Feeley Max Fischbach Cecile Fox Raymond Freeman Darlene Gamble Sam Gilbert Fanny Fields Mike Fitzpatrick Gregory Fox Tom Fronczak Dave Garverick Kim Glasgow Classes Require Thought From Juniors - Mike Goff Fred Gordon Loretta Gordon Bess Gotigalf Penny Griffith Pam Gross Becky Gross Jerry Gruber Debbie Gushard Guy Guzzo Steve Haas Danny Hager Tyger home maker Becky Taylor puts some spirit into her cookies. Mark Hager Tim Hager Melvin Haliburton Bruce Hall John Hall Linda Hall Steve Hall Steve Hamm Laurie Hammett dim Hare Neil Harris Patty Harris Roosevelt Harris John Hatcher Jackie Hawkins Steve Hawkins Bruce Heaberlin Cathy Hedrick 151 Preparation Is Part Of The Future P . Bi) 4 ‘ Doris Henderson LuAnn Highman Annette Hoagland Marc Hockenberry Paulina Hogan Bonnie Holzmiller Norbert Holzwarth Paula Hoover Denise Hoy Mary Huffman Vanessa Jefferson Greg Jefferson Jill Jeffries Diane Jesse Carl Johnson Charles Johnson Cleora Johnson Genevieve Johnson Geron Johnson Patty Johnson Varsity cheerleader, Donna Rogers thinks about the big game. Paul Johnson Debbie Jones Diane Jones Mike Jones Gwen Keaton Donna Kegley Kim Keller Jim Kemp 152 Directors of Soul Review, Myron Sanderfer and Merlyn Tucker study the list of acts. 153 Ruth Kendall Gloria Kennebrew Curby Key Genevia Kidd Leo Kiley Deborah Kindinger Pam Kinkead John Kiser Sue Klingensmith Sally Knipp Sue Konves Rosie Koch Greg Kipp Mark Laser Herman Lester Nancy Letizia Charles Lewis Dwayne Lewis Willie Lewis Clarence Lindsay Tim Ling Pam Lingard Dennis Link Edna Link Clifford Litteral Linda Lucas Mark Luedy Richar d Lyons -eeniasee = — The camera catches Karen Brown in a thoughtful 3° 9 Seer a ts fy An underclassman solves the problem of crowded Debbie Mabry Gay Marchant Kimberly Mason Randall May Garlan McCruter Jacob McIntire Cecil Mack John Marietta Richard Mason Albert McCabe Timothy McElvain Kevin Mclntire 154 Mickey Malmstrom Cheryl Martin Anita Massa Benita McClain Debbie McFadden Pam Mc Williams Robin Mansfield Debbie Martin Kenney Mathews Delores McClain Keith McFarland Mike Medek Cindy Marble Lou Martin Rocky Mauk Penny McGlaughlin Verna McInnis Penny Merrell Students Enjoy Casual Daily Atmosphere 155 Vic Weber shows his overflowing enthu- siasm for English class. Diana Miller Doug Miller George Miller Mike Miller Sue Milligan Genna Moga Dillet Montgomery Gary Montgomery Mike Montgomery Joetta Moore Colleen Moran Jeff Mosey George Mosier Goldie Mosier Carl Mullins Patrick Myers Robert Myers Ildiko Nemeth James Nettles Fred Neumann Shirley Neuman Larry Nixon Nickey Nalasco Dennis Northover Pam Northover Delores Oden Judy Oberlin Nina Offmiss Linda Owens Joyce Owens Bob Pagani Desiree Page Julie Palfi Debbie Parker Students pause to refresh between classes. Julie Rabquer Jessie Reese Angela Parks Bill Parr Helen Richards Charley Garry Pence Fred Pender Riggleman Wanda Peters Kevin Phelps Jerry Pounds Chris Poulton Peter Reich Ken Reip Bruce Roberts Roger Robertson Laura Parsons Jimmy Perkins Michael Phelps Debbie Presley Garry Rembert Lorraine Robinson Geoffrey Paul Albert Perry Mark Pifer Paul Prince Vice Restelli Suzanne Rock Denise Payton Bonnie Perry Frank Pointer Connie Proffit Dan Reynolds Phil Rodgers Students Rest Minds Between Classes A AN Ve Donna Rogers Sue Rohrer Carla Rose Charlotte Rose Connie Rose Cleaning up is a must after a busy shop class. David Rucker Gary Ruley Bertha Salyers | Myron Sanderfer Verlin Sunderland Jean Sawyer Paul Schadek Mike Schlupp Ken Schneider Rick Schroeder Betty Scott Joan Scott Jonathan Sewell Donald Shadel Steve Sheldon Tim Sheperd Mary Shiltz Richard Silvey Tom Siwek Debbie aga Duane Smith Leona Smith Linda Smith Randy Smith Bill Sparks | — o N Friends Are A Vital Part Of School Life Junior Y-Teen, Susan Wiley, suggests a possi- Maxine Spence Karen Sprague Cindy Darlene Sqrow Reggie Staples ble service project. Jeannette Stauffer Phyllis Stavridis Spriesterbach Mike Stephens April Stevens Randy Stewart Debbie Stinson Sue Stentz Randy Stone Janet Stoots Wendy Swarn Bill Swinford Ralph Stiltner Becki Taylor Cathy Taylor Jack Tackett John Taylor Paula Taylor Debbie Thomas Gail Thomas Joe Thompson Joe Thompson Robin Thompson Fred Timko dim Timmer Shawn Todd Debra Tolliver Dreama Tolliver 158 Debbie Whitlatch David Williams Mike Williams Joke after school. 159 Susan Wiley Don Williams Carol Wilson Ricky Trammell Merlyn Tucker Rhonda Tucker Dave Twitchell Donald Utt Linda Vance Michael Vance Johnny Vaughn Susan Waldman Elsie Waller Doug Ward Doug Warga Julie Warmington Mike Watkins Valerie Watkins Calvin Webb Pam Webb Christine West Linda West Cheryl Westcott Denise Westlake Donita Wheeler Delbert White W. C. White Beverly Williams Frank Williams Rita Wilson Underclassmen, Nancy Letizia and Jim Widders, share a [ee Keith Wiseman Sherri Withrow Tim Wood William Woodruff Henry Wooley Dave Wyatt Jacquelyn Wyatt Dave Wycoff Jerry Young Laura Young Judy Zehner Calvin Corbin Juniors, Jay Bales and Nancy Schlegel, display proper lab techniques as they conduct a chemistry experiment. Varsity cheerleader, Anita Massa, anxiously awaits the touch down. Driving experience is a vital part of Driver's Training. 160 ] ir counselor. S nts au it the help and understanding of their cot n Students awat 161 Willing Sopho ad mores Conquer Problems A. Members of the sophomore class executive committee pose for a group shot after a meeting Sophomore class president, Brenda Petty, is the second girl to become class president in the history of Mansfield Senior High. 162 and New Life At M.HLS. Along with the brightly colored leaves of September, came nearly five hundred new individuals to the halls of MHS. The class of 1974 started the year’s activities by elec- tion of class officers in October. Brenda Petty was elected president, along with Karen Bronson, vice- president, Tony Greene, treasurer, and Vanessa Robinson, secretary. The sophomores made an early start at building the class treasury by sponsoring a student-faculty bas- ketball game in March and a bake sale earlier in the year. In May, the sophomore class chose their class rings. Miss Renate Papenhausen was selected as class advisor. Aen a Tony Greene performs his job of class treasurer by counting class dues. Vice-President Karen Bronson pauses while pie arrangements for the student-faculty basket bal game 163 Moods Are Presented In Expressions The Pythagorean Theorem doesn’t enthuse Chris Erdenberger. Mary Baldridge Sandy Benjamin Bob Ball Ernestine Abrams Stephanie Benning Barb Adley Beverly Anderson Allan Bailey John Baker Sonie Bently Tim Adamescu Mary Alexander Essie Anderson Glenn Baker Jerry Barrett Linda Berry 164 Bernadine Adams Kenneth Allen Dalynn Artz Rochelle Baker Lom Baughman Tracy Birmelin Randy Addington William Allen Rosalino Atkins David Baldridge Paul Beard Dave Bishop Ron Ader Gail Altvater Danny Atwater Lois Baldridge Allen Belcher Glen Bishop Eric Black Kathy Blakeman Elgean Bonds Kim Boyd Debbie Breedlove Amy Brent Marrietta Brookins Donna Brooks Rhonda Brown Richard Browning Vickie Burriss Beverly Butts Joe BoBo Richard Boyd Carl Brent Richard Brooks Charles Bryant Diane Butts Mike Bonace Allen Bradshaw Judy Broach Andy Brown Sharon Buckler Gary Caldwell 165 Shawn Bonecutter Pam Bratton Karen Bronson Karen Brown Darlene Burge Kathleen Cardwell Which way’s the cafeteria? ‘ 7 Patrice Carr Bevylon Carter Debbie Cervinski Mae Chin Keith Cline Dave Coley Greg Conn Mark Conn Band puts students into a jovial mood. Opal Carper Doug Catlett John Cline Karen Conn David Carto Keith Christman Gary Collins Marilyn Conner Eugenia Cooper Donna Copley Jackie Cowen Grego Cox John Craft Tina Craft Pete Crane Kevin Crews Rebecca Crider Dottie Cummings Dan Cushard Jim Cushing Alan Castor Dody Cline Karen Colvin Geoff Constable Heather Dalton Dona Daniels Darlene Darson Art Daugherty Randy Davidson dim Davis Kevin Davis Debbie Dickson Helen Dillion Margaret Ditaway Leon Dixon Lynn Dosier Brenda Dowdy Gary Drescher James Duckworth Robert Duckworth Phyllis Dudley Dan Duellman Cookie Duncan Karen Duniver Willie D urrah Janie Easterling Ronnie Edwards Ruth Edwards Cathy Ellsworth Pam Elsasser Christine Erdenberger Gwen Estep Cindy Evans Kevin Evans dimia Evans Brenda Ewers JoAnn Fackler Mrs. Harris knows all the answers! 167 4 Jim Farmer Billie Feagin Gary Feagin Jacqueline Feagin Diane Felty Ron Fensler Andy Fisher Sue Foster James Foust Tom Fowler Charles Fraley John Frank Kathy Friend Clifton Frisby Debbie Fritz Doug Fry Terrence Fuqua Angie Fulfer Joyce Fulton Linda Fultz Jeff Gabor Avery Gani Sara Gassaway Alice Gause Debbie Gay Rickie Gee Vickie George Rex Gentry Mark Gibson Mike Gibson Nina Gibson Scott Gilbert Jennifer Gillum 168 Jim Cushing rushes to finish his homework before class. A mischievous thought strikes Marc Hockenberry. 169 The dilemma of proofs is overcome with Mr. Au’s help. Rick Gimbel Phil Glover Beverly Godbee Richard Gollehon Jeannie Grace John Granger Tony Greene Pat Gross Jamie Grubaugh Chad Gumpp Michael Gushard Lois Gutchall Chris Hall Dan Hall Eddie Halil Martha Halil Reathe Hall Dawn Hamblin Bonnie Hamilton Arthur Hamm Larry Hamm Scott Hardin Valerie Harmon Debbie Harris Floyd Harris Eileen Hatfield Dave Haycook Helen Hayes Donald Heinberger Joretta Herf Connie Herman Margaret High Joe Hess Eugene Hightower Lorretta Hoagland Alfred Hogan Jackie Houseman Roberta Ingram Sue Jennings Jack Hughes Chester Ireland Mike Jesse Arthur Hicks Pat Hill Don Holmes Mark Hughes Wanda Ison Sandra Johnson James Higgins Steven Hill Tim Hoover Stephanie Hughes Effie James Mike Johnson 170 Angela Jefferson Clifton Jones Jimmie Jones What's this Red Button for again? Lowell Jefferson James Jones Lily Jones Julie Jenkins Janet Jones Karen Kash Donna Kegley Leo Kiley Pam Kinkead John Kiser Regina Kiser Nada Kitchen Carolyn Kleilein Kerry Knipp Tony Kopcial Mike Krizan Robert Ku drak Carol Lambert Dannielle Lannan Bennie Lee Roger Lee Charles Leech Jim Leedy Mike Lemaster Pamela Lemaster Ginger LeVack Darrell Lewis Susan Lewis Cherie Lindsay Brian Ling Jim Logan John Long Bryan Lookenott 171 Sue Maynard Mike McGlaughlin Rick McVicar Deborah Mason Robyn McBride Marc McKeehan Mary Jo Meadows Elizabeth Meade Dennis Luedy Kathy Marietta Tom Massa Billy McCabe Chris McKinney Carl Merion Rick Mabry Perry Markin John Massey Jim McCoy David McLaughlin Bob Meyer John Malone Randy Marks Gene Maurer Mike McDaniel Joyce McNutt Paul Michaels Underclassmen Engage in Varsity Sports Cross Country runner, Mark Edmiston, rounds a curve on his way to the finish line. 173 Bonita Middlebrook Charles Middleton Bonnie Miller Brenda Miller Carol Miller Tina Miller Bonnie Mills Charley Mills Marque Moga Marilyn Montgomery Marci Moore Terry Mutchler Terry Myers Doris Nabors Cynthia Neal Kim Neer Dana Nolen Myra Noll Jim Noser Jack Nutter Jack Oberlin Mary O'Donnell Karen Ohler Bill Owen Dempsey Owens Joe Owens Carolyn Parker Marilyn Parks Carol Parr Dottie Parrigan M.H.S. Music Department Rates Superior Sandy Partin Randy Patton Diana Pelasky Terry Pender Deborah Pennington Calvin Perkins Lee Perman Judy Perry Patricia Perry Debbie Peters Diana Petitt Brenda Petty Diane Petty Larry Petty Liz Petty Venita Petty Patty Phegley Vivian Plank Theodric Pointer Tim Porter Meredith Porterfield Steve Potter Elaine Powell Howard Powers William Powers Janet Pratt Vada Price Shellee Psimer Terri Pugh Ruthann Radabaugh Jennifer Ramsey Elaine Rawls Karen Reeder Saxaphone player, Like any other team, orchestra members need practice. Jeff Schroff Albert Scott Jack See Henry Seiler Eddie Selmon Mary Reiff Becky Reindl Willie Rembert Larry Rhinebolt Terry Rickey Ruthann Ricks Patricia Risner Chuck Rittenhouse Mike Roberts Diane Robertson Vanessa Robinson Bob Rogers Anna Rose Gene Rose Twila Rose Vicki Ross Dianne Rucker Eddie Sampsel Richard Sanchez Rick Sands Dave Scherer Karl Schwechheimer Ursula Schnieders Pat Schoonover if hee | Mary Selmon Alma Shaw Mark Shulko Paula Singleton Cherene Smith Deborah Solomon Brenda Shaban Tim Shiltz Rick Simon Bill Sloan Deborah Smith Rebecca Soria Richard Shaffer Laurie Shasky Bob Shipley Maryin Shores Jeanette Sims Phil Sims Russell Skeese Marianne Skinnett Diane Smith Gail Smith Clair Southworth Danny Sparks 176 Harlan Smith Judy Spears Juno Staples Janice Smith Chris Speigle Homer Stapleton David Smouse Karen Sprague Sharon Stapleton Physical Education Builds Healthy Bodies “Members of a gym class retreat to the locker room after a strenuous period of gym. 177 Wayne Stevens Charlie Steward Debbie Stickney Marianne Stinnett Chris Stuart Liz Stuht Margie Sunderland Earlean Sutton James Sutton Cherry! Sweet Bill Swinford Annie Taylor Faye Taylor Larry Taylor Shirley Taylor Geron Tate Larry Templeton dim Them Hubert Thompson Karen Thompson Lester Thompson Nancy Thompson Yvonne Todd Angela Tolliver Diane Treace Jennie Tucker Lester Tucker Students Benefit From Business Training Shorthand is an important part of secretarial work. The Bookstore offers experience for prospective retailers. Robert Tucker John Twyman Packy Underwood Linda Vance Allen Vandayburg Jim Vanharlingen Bill Vassel Sandra Vipperman Walter Waddell Mike Wadlington Rebecca Wagaman Lori Wagner Jeff Walker Lee Ann Walker Arron Ware Samuel Ware Argene Washington Charlene Washington James Watkins Donnell Watson Delbert Watts Gloria Webb Kenny Webb Ronald Weber Vic Weber Tony Webster Gary Weigler Norma Westfall Anita Westlake Mike Wheeler 178 Charles White Allen Williams Jim Willis Wayne Wolf Marvin Zinn William Whitson Jim Widders Nate Wilhite Debbie Williams Johnetta Williams Shirley Williams Joyce Withrow Linda Wolf Shawn Wolf Paul Workman Chris Wray Mike Wynn Dottie White Charles Williams Don Wilson Mike Woodruff Jeff Bishop Counselor’s office monitor, Jim Baehrens, files areport. 179 Senior Activities Abbott, Michael Dana — General. Student Council, 3,4; Red Cross, 3: Fine Arts Festival, 3. Adam, Cynthia Ruth — Academic. Fine Arts Festival, 3. Adams, Georgia Ann — Business. DCT, 4; VICA, 4. Alexander, Lenore — General. Student Council, 2; Varsity Varieties, 4; DE, 3; Junior Achievement, 2. Alleman, Thomas Charles — Academic. Varsity Varieties, 4; Library Aide, 4. Amos, Darwin — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Science Fair, 4; Boy’s State, 3; Relays Court Escort, 4; Track, 2; Jr. Rotarian, 4; French Club, 2; Black Studies, 3. Amstutz, Laura Susan — General. Pep Club, 4; Tygerettes, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Bailey, Barry Wayne — Academic. Football, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3; Hi-Y 2; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 3,4. Baldridge, Elmer Ray — General. Student Council, 2: National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Moni- tor, 2; Pep Club, 2,3; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Chess Club, 2; Tyger Faith Teens, 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Black Studies, 3; All-Ohio Boy's Band, 3. Barber, Deloris Ann — Academic. Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orches- tra, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 4; GAA 2; Span- ish Club, (Vice-President, 3). Barber, Lillian Danielle — Academic. Band, 2,3,4: Stage Band, 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Science Fair, 4; GAA 2,3,4; Spanish Ciub, 3; Future Teach- ers, 4; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Barber, Patricia Rose — General. Barker, Danny Edward — General. Barretta, Mary Catherine — General. Bartley, Arlene Joyce — Business. Basilone, Anthony Norman — General. Varsity Varieties, 4; DCT, 4; VICA, 4; Football, 4; Baseball, 4; Varsity M, 4. Baughman, Clarence Frank — Vocational. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4; Vica, 3; Football Manager, 3,4; Wrestling Manager, 4; Pep Club, 4; Varsity M, 3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3,4; AIDD, 3,4 (President). Bayer, Edward Jacob — General. Football, 2; Basketball, 2: Baseball 2: Pep Club, 2,3,4; German Club, 2,3. Bazley, Cecil Trent — Academic. Beauford, Jacqulin Maxine — General. Student Council, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 4; M-Section, 2,3; Pep Club, 2,3; GAA, 2; Junior Achievement, 2,3; Black Studies, 2,3,4; ESP, 2; Tygerettes, 4. Beeman, Lori Ann — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society, 4; Orchestra, 2: Varsity Varieties, 3,4 (MC): Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Cheerleader, 2,3,4 (Captain — 4): Relays Court, (Queen — 4); Homecoming Court; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; GAA, 2; Tyger- ettes, 4; Fine Arts Festival, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Black, Penny Lauree — Business. Blaising, Tarin Lee — Academic. Blakely, Daniel Lee — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3; Stu- dent Council, 2,3; National Honor Society, 3,4; Science Fair, 4; Football, 2,3,4; Basketball, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 4; Key Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Boggs, Beverly Jean — General. Class Executive Committee, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Pep Club, 4; Junior Achievement, 3. Bogner, John Eric — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council, 2,3,4; National Honor Society, 4; Manhigan, 3,4; Band, 2,3, 4; Pep Band, 2,3; Orchestra, 2; Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4 (Producer — 4): Senior Class Play, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3; Jr. Rotarian, 4; French Club, 2,3; Future Teachers, 2,3,4; Junior Achievement, 2,3; ESP, 2,3; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Bond, Alice Lorraine — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3; Stu- dent Council, 2; Stage Band, 2,3,4; Choir, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4; 182 M-Section, 2; Relays Court, Homecoming (Queen); Black Studies: Fine Arts Festival. Bond, Julia Ann — General. Bond, Romie Dale — General. Booker Randy Lee — General. Choir, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 4: Science Fair, 2; Baseball, 3; Junior Achievement, 2,3,4. Bookwalter, Gregory Mark —- Academic. Band, 2; Varsity Varieties, 4: Office Monitor, 3,4; Science Fair, 4; Swimming, 2,3,4; Tennis, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3; Key Club 3,4; Jr. Rotarian, 3,4; Varsity M, 3. Bowen, Robert S. — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2 (Class President); Student Council, 4 (President); Varsity Varieties, 4; Choir, by 4; Relays Master of Ceremonies, 4; Homecoming Chairman, 2: Cross Country, 2; Key Club, 2,3; Jr. Rotarian, 3; Red Cross; 2; Black Studies, 2 Fine Arts Festival 2,3. Bowles, Margaret Ann — Vocational. Bradley, Minnie Pearl — Vocational. Student Council, 2,3; Junior Achievement, 2,3. Bradshaw, Carson Edward — General. (Attended Crestview) Science Fair, 2; Cross Country, 2,3; Basketball, 2; Swimming, 2,3; Track, 2,3: Varsity C, 2,3; Junior Class Play, 3; FFA. Breedlove, Eddie Michael — General. Varsity Varieties, 4; DCT, 4: VICA, 4; Foot ball, 3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 3; Varsity M, 3,4. Brokaw, Karen Ann — Academic. Office Monitor, 4; Y-Teens, PAS French Club, 2. Bronson, Romanuel — Academic. Student Council, 2; Choir, 2,3,4: Var- sity Varieties; 2,3,4; Cross Country, 2,3,4; Wrestling, 2,3; Track 2,3: Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 3; Spanish Club, 2,3; Junior Achievement, 3; Black Studies, 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Brooks, Catherine — Business. Brown, James Ralph — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 3: Var- sity Varieties, 4; Senior Class play, 4; Football 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2; German Club, 2; Junior Achievement, 2,3,4. Brown, Patricia Erika — General. Brown, Retha Marie — Business. Buckingham, Cynthia Rae — General. Office Monitor, 4; GAA, 2. Butts, Karen Ann — Business. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 4; M-Section, 2; BOE, 2; COE, 4: Pep Club, 2,3,4; Junior Achievement, 2,3,4; ESP, 2. Bishop, Charlot Marie — General. Caldwell, Carmelita Kay — General. OWE, 4. Bellevue, Melissa Lou — Academic. Calland, Nancy Sue — General. Class Executive Committee, 2,3; Stu- dent Council, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 3,4; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 4; Office Monitor, 3; Tyger Mascot; Relays Court: Home- coming Court; Pep Club Executive Committee, 4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; GAA 3, 4; Tygerettes, 4. Carbetta, Remo Renee — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Carmichael, Paula Faye — Business. Cameron, Parnell — General. Carroll, Larry Eugene — Vocational. Choir, 2; Senior Class Play, 3; VICA 3,4; Basketball, 2; Fine Arts Festival, 2. Carroll, Rodney Eugene — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Carter, Adell Lorraine — Academic. Hyphonerian, 3,4; Science Fair, 4; GAA, 2,3,4; Junior Achievement, 3; Black Studies, 4. Cashell, Margaret Marie — Academic. Student Council, 2,3: National Honor Society, 4; Manhigan, 3; Varsity Varieties, 3,4; Senior Class Play, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4 (Secretary, 4); Y-Teens, 2,3,4; GAA, 2,3,4: German Club, 2; Tygerettes, 4; Fine Arts Festival, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Castle, Ronnie Gene — Academic. Student Council, 2; Varsity Varieties, 3,4; Office Monitor, 2,3,4; Science Fair, 4; Football 2,3,4; Basket ball, 2,3: Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3; Key Club, 2,3; Jr. Rotarian, 3; Varsity M, 3,4; French Club, 2. Castle, Lynn Annette — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2: Manhigan, 3,4; Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4; Cheerleader, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3, 4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; GAA, 2,3; Junior Achievement, 2; Spirit Club, 4. Caton, Linda Louise — Business. DE, 3,4; Junior Achievement, 2,3,4. Catron, Gary French — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Catron, Richard Lee — Vocational. VICA 3. Caudill, Gary Douglas — Academic. Chandler, Michael David — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Choir, 2,3,4; Science Fair, 2,3,4; State Science Fair, 2,3,4; Basketball Manager, 3,4; Jr. Rotarian, 3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Chin, Hong Lin — Academic. Student Council, 4; National Honor Socie- ty, 3,4 (Vice-President — 4); Choir, 2,4; Science Fair, 2,4; French Club, 2, 3,4 (Treasurer — 4). Clark, Michael Allen — Vocational. VICA, 3. Cline, Paris Dimitir — Business. BOE, 3,4 (Vice-President — 4); GAA, 2. Coley, Eldon Willis — Academic. Conn, Gary Ray — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Homecoming Court Escort, 3; Football, 4; Hi-Y, 3,4; Key Club, 4; Spanish Club, 3; Red Cross, 3; Junior Achievement, 3,4. Conn, James Luther — General. Choir, 2,3,4; Library Aide, 3,4; VICA 2,3, 4 (Treasurer); Chess Club, 2,3,4; Red Cross, 2,3,4. Coon, Penny Michelle — General. BOE 3 (Vice-President); Coe, 4. Cooper, Debra Roxanne — Business. Office Monitor, 4; BOE, 3,4; Track Committee, 4; Pep Club, 2; ESP, 2. Corn, Keith Alan — Vocational. Class Executive Committee, 4; VICA, 3, 4 (Treasurer). Cornell, Linda Marlene — Business. Class Executive Committee, 2; St u- dent Council, 2,3; Choir, 2; Office Monitor 2,3; DCY, 4; VICA, 4; Red Cross, 2. Corwin, Darrell Lee — Vocational. VICA, 4; Football, 2: Basketball, 2. Crane, Michael Jay — General. DE, 3,4. Crane, Thomas Dean — General. DE 3,4. Cross, Charles E. — Vocational. VICA 3,4. Cunningham, Margaret Ann — Academic. Hyphonerian, 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; French Club, 2,3,4; ESP, 2,3; Fine Arts Festival, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Cunningham, Patricia Ann — Academic. Cushard, John Wayne — Vocational. Danile, Aimee Ruth — General. Student Council, 2; Red Cross, 2; Junior Achievement, 2,3,4. Daniels, Willie Edward — Vocational. VICA — 3; Football, 2; Basket- ball, 2; Junior Achievement, 2,3,4; AIDD, 3,4. Davidson, Dennis Gordon — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2; Student Council, 2; Senior Class Play 4; German Club, 2,3; Junior Achievement, 4. Davis, Dorothy Lee — General. Davis, Rebecca Ann — Business. Office Monitor, 4; BOE, 3,4; Track Committee, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Junior Achievement, 2. Davis, Robert Allan — Ganeral. Delaney, Grant Dwaine — General. . DeLorenzo, Victor Albert — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Choir, 2,3,4 (President — 4); Homecoming Master of Ceremonies, 3; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Future Teachers, 4; ESP, 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Dillman, Jesse — Vocational. VICA 3,4. Dodson, David Albert — Vocational. Student Council, 2; VICA, 3,4; Baseball, 2; Pep Club, 2,3,4. Donnenwirth, Kurt Randell — General. Class Executive Committee, 2,3, 4; Student Council, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play, 3,4; DE, 3,4 (President); Future Teachers, 3,4; Junior Achievement, 2; ESP. 2,3) Duncan, Eugene Franklin — General. Duniver, Mary Lou — Business. Eberhart, Norman Leroy — Vocational. Office Monitor, 4; VICA 3; Cross Country, 4; Track, 3,4; Varsity M, 4. Eckstrom, Helen Marie — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Hypho- nerian, 3,4; Spectrum, 3,4; Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Calss Play, 4; GAA 3,4; Red Cross Treasurer, 3,4. Elsasser, James Reinhold — Academic. Science Fair, 4. 183 Erdenberger, James Edward — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Office Aide, 4; Cross Country, 2,3,4 (Captain, 4); Swimming, 2,3,4; Track 3; Pep Club, 2,3; Hi-Y, 2,3,4 (Secretary-Treasurer); Key Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Rotarian, 3,4; Varsity M, 2,3,4; Chess Club, 2; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Ewers, Michelle Alice — General. Faulkner, Melvin Raymond — General. Baseball, 3,4. Feagin, Serena Loretta — Business. Band 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 2,3; OWE, 4; Track, 2; Pep Club, 2,3; GAA, 2,3; Red Cross, 2,3. Finley, Michael Andre — Academic. Fisher, Jacalyn Marie — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Hypho- nerian Business Staff, 2; Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 4; Var- sity Varieties, 4; Office Monitor, 3; Y-Teens, 2,4; ESP, 2. Fitch, Susan — General. Flegal, Rebecca Lynn — General. Student Council, 2,4; Spectrum, 4; Choir, 2; Office Monitor, 2. Forrest, Donna — Vocational. Student Council, 3; DCT 4; VICA, 4; Pep Club, 2; Tea Room, 3. Forrest, Richard Alan — General. Forsythe, Patricia Ann — Business. Foust, Penny Marie — General. Choir, 2,3; Fine Arts Festival, 3,4. Fowler, Regina Joyce — Academic. Pep Club, 4. Frank, Karen Sue — General. Frontz, Nancy Louise — Academic. Choir, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play, 4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Girls’ Track, 3; Pep Club, 2,3,4; GAA, 2,3; French Club, 2,3; Tygerettes, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Fronta, Steven Wayne — General. DE, 3,4; Baseball, 2,3,4. Fugett, Alma — General. Nurses’ Assistant, 4. Fugett, Robert — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Fuhrmann, Rosemarie — Business. BOE, 3; COE, 4. Fuqua, Wanda Louise — Business. BOE, 3,4. Gabriel, Ned Kelly — Vocational. Gamble, Terry Lee — Vocational. Gardner, Donna Jean — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,4; Band, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Cheerleader, 2; Y-Teens, 2,4; Fine Arts Festival, 3,4. Geyer, Carol Sue — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 3,4; Band, 2, 3,4 (Treasurer — 4); Pep Band, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 3,4; Senior Class Play, 4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; GAA, 2; ESP, 2,3,4. Godbee, Willie Howard — Vocational. VICA, 2; Football, 2; Junior Achievement, 2; AIDD, 3,4. Goodman, Sandra Merherley — Academic. Student Council, 2; Varsity Varieties 3; M-Section, 2,3; Nurses’ Assistant, 4; Pep Club, 2,3; Spanish Club, 3,4; Red Cross, 2,3; Tygerettes, 4. Gordon, Joseph — Vocational. Gordon, Ronald Glen — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Gour, Lee Willard — Academic. DE, 4; VICA, 4; French Club, 2. Gulley, David Bruce — Academic. Basket ball, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi- Y, 4; Key Club, 4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 4. Guthrie, Michelle Lee — Business. Student Council, 2,3; Choir, 2,3; Var- sity Varieties, 2,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3; Junior Achievement, 2. Hafford, John Julius — Academic. Football, 4; Basketball, 2; Wrestling, 4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 4. Hair, Leo Don — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Hall, David Arden — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 3; National Honor Society, 3,4 (President — 4); Band, 2,3,4; Stage Band, 2,3,4; Or- chestra, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 2,4; Science Fair, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi- Y, 2,3; Key Club, 4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; French Club, 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festi- val, 2,3,4. Halln Rexford Duane — General. Hall, Susan M. — Academic. Hyphonerian, 3,4; Spectrum 3; Varsity Va- rieties, 3,4 (Emcee — 4); Senior Class Play, 4; Relays Court Script, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 3. Hall, Terry Vaughn — Vocational. VICA, 3; Track ,2. Hamilton, William — General. OWE, 4. Hamm, Regina — General. DCT, 4; VICA, 4. Hamlin, Russ Andrew — General. Hardin, Clint Wallace — Genral. DE, 3,4. Hardin, Pamela Ann — General. Student Council, 2,3; Choir, 3; M-Sec- tion, 3; DE , 3,4; GAA, 2; Red Cross, 2,3. Harriger, Patricia Carol — General. OWE, 4. Harris, Earl Arthur — Vocational. VICA, 3; Football, 2. Harris, Robert Eugene — General. Student Council 4; Hyphonerian 3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Cross Coun- try, 2; Basketball, 2,3; Baseball, 2; Hi-Y, 2,3; Fine Arts Festival, 4. Harrison, Leigh Ann — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2,3, 4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; ESP 2; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3. Hartman, Robert William — Business. Hassmann, Hilda Elizabeth — Business. Choir, 2: Boe Secretary, 3; COE Secretary, 4; Pep Club, 2; German Club, 2; Junior Achievement, 2,3. Hastin, Mark Anthony — General. Student Council, SIDI ILE G Hatcher, Robert Ray — Academic. Student Council, 2; Football, 2,3,4; Track, 3,4; Black Studies, 4. Hay, Karen Lou — Business. Choir, 2; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Moni- tor, 3,4; Library Aide, 4. Hedrick, Bonnie Belle — Academic. DCT 4: Pep Club, 2; Y-Teens, 2; French Club, 2,3. Heinberger, Teresa Delee — Business. Henry, Barbara — General. Henderson, Joseph Gary — Vocational. VICA 3,4; Wrestling, 2. Henry, Cynthia Lee — General. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council, 2,3; Manhigan, 4; Hyphonerian, 4; Choir, 2: Senior Class, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Library Aide, 2; Relays Chairman, 4; Pep Club, 2,3, 4; Tyger Faith Teens, 3,4; Red Cross, 4: Fine Arts Festival, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Henry, David Earl — Academic. Student Council, 2; National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Stage Band, 3,4; Pep Band, 2; Orchestra, 3,4; Varsity Varieties, 3,4; Swimming, 2,3,4; Tennis, 2: Pep Club Executive Committee, 2,3, President, 4; Hi-Y, Vice-President 2,3: Key Club, 2,3,4; dr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 3,4. Henry, Sally Lamae — Business. Hicks, Debra Renee — General. Student Council, 2,3,4; Attendance Of- fice Monitor, 3; D.E., 4; Medical Club, Secretary, 3; Tyger Faith Teens 3; Red Cross, 3; Jr. Achievement, Secretary, 2. Hicks, Jonathon — General. OWE, 4. Higgins, Mary Jo — Academic. Choir, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3; French Club, 2; Red Cross, 3; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Hill, Debra Anne — Academic. National Honor Society, 3,4; Manhigan, 3, Activities Editor, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Ser. Class Play, 4; Science Fair, 2; Spanish Club, 3; Tyger Faith Teens, 4; Red Cross, Vice-President, 2, President, 3,4; ESP, 2,4; Spirit Club, 4. Hill, John Robert — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 3,4; Attend- ance Office Monitor, 2; DCT, 4; VICA, 4. Hoff, Helen — Academic. Choir, 2,3,4; Tennis, 2; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y- Teens, 4; GAA 2; German Club (. SecretaryTreasurer, 2,3); Future Teach- ers, 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Hoff, Ronald Joseph — Academic. Band, 2,3; Stage Band, 2,3,4: Pep Band, 2,3; Orchestra, 2,3,4; DE, 2,3. Holevas, Thomas Gregory — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2: National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Varsity Varie- ties, 4; Science Fair, 4; Swimming, 3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi- Y, 2,0; Key. Club, 3,4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 3,4. Holmes, Jeannette Louise — Business. DE, 3,4. Holt, Nancy Leora — Business. BOE, Secretary, 3,4. Holtcamp, Teri — General. Honeycutt, Robert Lewis — Business. Hood, John William Jr. — Vocational. Student Council, 3; VICA, 3,4 (Treasurer, 3,4); Black Studies, 3,4. Hopkins, Joe — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Horner, Gerald Lee — General. Student Council, 3. Humphrey, Vicki Lee — Business. BOE, 3; COE, 4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Hunt, Philip Lyle — General. Student Council, 3; DE, 3; OWE, 4. 184 Hurley, Jesse David — Academic. Basketball, 2,3, (Captain, 4); Pep Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 3,4. Hurt, Theresa Wileen — General. Hutchingon, Anne Lahoma — Academic. Hutzelman, Gary Kenneth — Prac. Voc. Ed. Class Executive Commit- tee, 4; Red Cross, 4. Isby, Barbara Ann — General. OWE, Secretary, 4; Jr. Achievement, 4. Isch, Kevin Paul — General. Jacocks, Shawn Leigh — General. Student Council, 2; OWE, 4; Jr. Achievement, 4; Black Studies, 2. Jackson, Emma Jean — Business. Student Council, 2; Varsity Varieties, 4; Treasurer's Office, 4; BOE, 4; GAA, 2,3,4; Black Studies, 4 (Vice-Pres- ident, 4). Jefferson, Bruce Barnett — General. Varsity Varieties, 4; Cross Country, 2; Wrestling, 2,4; Varsity M, 4. Jefferson, Clark Duane — Vocational. VICA, 3,4; Baseball, 2. Jefferson, Lavon — General. Jobes, Joan Odell — Academic. Student Council, 2,3; National Honor Society, 4; Manhigan, 4 (typist, 4); Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4; Cheerleader, 2,3,4; Pe p Club, 2,3,4 (Treasurer, 4); GAA, 2,3; Red Cross, 2,3; Tyger- ettes, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Johnson, Debra Lynn — General. Pep Club, 3,4; Jr. Achievement, 3,4. Johnson, Eddie Joe — General. Johnson, John Bernard — Vocational. VICA, 3; Baseball, 3; AIDD, 3, Secretary, 4. Jones, Gary Paul — Academic. Jones, Jerry Allen — Vocational. Jones, John Fredrick — Academic. Wrestling, 4. Jordan, Melvin — General. Student Council, 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort, 2,3; OWE, 4 (President, 4); Track, 2. Jung, Christian Wilheim — Academic. Student Council, 3,4 (Executive Committee, 4); Hyphonerian Reporter, 4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Relays Escort, 4; Football, 2,3; Wrestling, 2,3; Tennis, 2; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2; German Club, 2,3; Jr. Achievement, 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 3. Justice, Nancy Louise — General. Karkalik, Pamela Joan — Business. DCT, 4; VICA, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y- Teens, 2,3; GAA, 2. Karsmizki, Richard Eugene — Academic. Band, 2,3,4; Stage Band, 3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 3,4; Science Fair, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4. Kathrein, Blaze Louis — General. Kearney, David George — Academic. Student Council, 2,3; Varsity Vari- eties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Wrestling, 2; Hi-Y 2; Spanish Club, 2; Red Cross, 3; Jr. Achievement, 3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 3,4. Kegley, Ricky L. — Vocational. Keith, John Robert — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Stage Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 2, 4; Science Fair, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2; Fine Arts Festi- val, 2,3,4. Keller, Kenneth Eugene — Vocational. VICA, 3,4; Baseball, 2,3. Kidwell, Barry Thomas — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Stage Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Science Fair, 4; Basketball, 2, 3,4; Key Club, 2,3,4; (Treasurer, 4). King, Arthur Lee — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. King, Harold B. Jr. — Business. Kiser, Joyce Ann — Business. Kitchen, Rita Sue — Generaé. Kitzmiller, Mary Ledair — General. OWE, 4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Kochheiser, Bruce Edward — Vocational. Main Office Monitor, 2; VICA, 3,4; Football, 2; Pep Club, 2,3,4. Kudrak, David Alan — Vocational. VICA 3, (Treasurer, 3,4); Swimming, 2: Lambert, Jerry Wayne — General. Lamie, Martin Penn — Academic. Student Council, 4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Relays Escort, 4; Homecoming Escort, 3; Football, 2,3,4 (Captain, 4); Wrestling, 4 (Captain, 4); Hi-Y, 2,3; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 4 Lawless, Pamela Jean — Academic. Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class, Play, 4; Science Fair, 4; Girls’ Track, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; French Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2; ESP (AFS), 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 4. Leach, Jeanine — General. Lee, Betty Jane — Prac. Voc. Ed. Lee, Brian William — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2; Student Council Executive Committee, 3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Football, 2,3; Pep Club, 2,3,4; German Club, 2,3,4. Lee, John William — Prac. Voc. Ed. LeVack, James Allen — Vocational. VICA, 2; Wrestling, 4. Lewis, Curtis — Vocational. Choir, 2; VICA, 3,4; Wrestling, 2,3,4. Lewis, Susan Marie — Business. BOE, 2,3,4; Red Cross, 4; Jr. Achieve- ment, 2,4. Lurtz, Joyce Ellen — Academic. National Honor So ciety, 4; Band, 3,4; Pep Band, 3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Science Fair, 4; GAA, 3,4. MacDonald, Jeffrey David — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2, 4; DCT, 4; VICA, 4; Football, 2. Manley, Rickie Lee — Vocational. Senior Class Play, 3,4; VICA, 3,4; Football, 2; Pep Club, 2. Marble, John James — Prac. Voc. Ed. Marietta, Joseph Eugene — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Marietta, Thomas Eugene — Vocational. Senior Class Play, 3,4; VICA, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2,3. Marshall, Richard Allen — General. Martin, Michael Alan — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Martin, Randall Brent — Business. DE, 3,4 (Vice-President, 4). Mast, Beth Ann — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council, 2; Hyphonerian Business Staff, 3,4; Choir, 2; Varsity Varie- ties, 4; Main Office Monitor, 4; Counselors’ Office Monitor, 3,4; Pep Club Executive Committee, 2,3; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; German Club, 2, Red Cross, 2. Maurer, Christina Kay — General. McBride, Sheila Diane — General. Red Cross, 2. McClain, Philip Emil — General. Student Council, Vice-President, 4; Orchestra, 4. McDaniel, Joan — General. McDaniel, Quentin Elwood — Vocational. McElvain, Randall Ray — Vocational. VICA, 4. McFadden, Iva Mae — Business. McGee, Robert William — Vocational. McGhee, Marilyn — General. Band, 2; Stage Band, 2,3; Choir, 2,3; Cheerleader, 2,3; Homecoming Court, 2,3. McInnis, Laurent — Prac. Voc. Ed. McManis, Patricia Ann — General. McVicar, Robert Lloyd — Academic. Senior Class Play, 4; Cross Country 2: Melton, Shirley Ann — General. Michener, Phillip Lloyd — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Stage Band , 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Varsity Vari- eties, 2,3,4; Science Fair, 4; Boys’ State, 3; Pep Club, 2,3,4; German Club, 2,3; Jr. Achievement, 2. Middleton, William Thomas — Vocational. VICA, 3; AIDD, 3,4. Miller, Judy Alice — Business. DCT, 4; VICA, 4; Pep Club, 3. Mills, Burletta — Business. Orchestra, 2; DCT 4, (Secretary 4); BOE, 3; VICA, 4; Pep Club, 2,3. Mills, Diane — Business. Mitchell, Marshell Alpha — Business. OWE 4; GAA, 2; Jr. Achievement, 4, Black Studies, 2,3. Montgomery, Anderson — Academic. Student Council, 4; Band, 2; Foot- ball, 2,3,4; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 2; Hi-Y, 4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 4; German Club, 2,3; Black Studies, 4. Moore, Donald — Prac. Voc. Ed. Morris, Evelyn Adrene — General. Muff, Erwin — General. DCT, 4; VICA, 3,4. Mulholland, Richard Thomas — Academic. Student Council, 2,3,4; Var- sity Varieties, 4; Office Monitor, 3,4; Football, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3; Varsity M, 4. Murphy, Judy Kay — General. Attendance Office Monitor, 3; Nurses’ Assistant, 4. Mutchler, Jane Ellen — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2; Student Council, 2; National Honor Society, 4; Choir, 2,3,4; Varsity Vari- eties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Girls’ Track, 3; Pep Club, 2,3,4 (Executive Committee, 4); Y-Teens, 2,3,4 (Vice-President, 4); GAA, 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2,3; ESP (AFS), 2; Spirit Club, 4. Neal, Charles Howard — Prac. Voc. Ed. Negrete, John Martin — Academic. Varsity Varieties, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Basket ball (St. Peter's, 2,3); Pep Club, 4; Y-Teens, 4. Neighbors, Esther JoAnn — General. DE, 3,4. Nemeth, Erika Terez — Academic. Orchestra, 2; German Club, 2. Nolasco, Tomas Juan — Vocational. VICA, 3; Jr. Rotarian, 4. Norris, Mark Robert — OWE, 4. Oakley, Sheila Kay — General. National Honor Society, 4; Choir, 2; Of- fice Monitor, 4; DE, 3,4. O’Brien, Patrick Lee — Vocational. VICA, 3,4; Pep Club, 2,3. Oden, Brenda L. — General. Tyger Faith Teens, 3; Jr. Achievement, 4. O'Donnell, Michael Davey — Academic. Ott, Mary Anne — Academic. Student Council, 2; Varsity Varieties, 2,3, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Cheerleader, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3, 4; French Club, 2; Medical Club, 3,4; Red Cross, 2,3; Spirit Club, 4. Ousley, Robert Kevin — Vocational. VICA, 3. Owens, Rosemary — General. DCT, 4; VICA, 4. Palmer, Constance — Ganeral. Palmer, Rebecca Kay — General. DCT, 4; VICA, 4. Parker, Julie Mae — Academic. Class Secretary, 2; Class Executive Committee, 3,4; Student Council, 2, Secretary, 4; Hyphonerian, 3,4; Main Office Monitor, 4; Homecoming Court, 3. Partin. Gail Lynn — General. Partin, Shirley Ann — Business. Class Executive Committee, 3,4; Office Monitor, 4; BOE, 3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3; Red Cross, 2. Patterson, Pam Ellen — Business. Student Council, 3; Office Monitor, 2, 3,4; BOE, 3; COE, Vice-President, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4. Peay, Sandra Lotte — Academic. Peiffer, James — Prac. Voc. Ed. Penix, Debra — General. Orchestra, 2; Office Monitor, 3, Relays Court, 4; Tea Room, 4. Perkins, Bonnie Ruth — Business. Office Monitor, 2,3; DE, 4. Perry, Lynnell, Diane — General. Petty, David Michael — General. Student Council, 3; Football, 2, Base- ball, 2,3. Phipps, Sharon Kay — Business. Senior Class Play, 4; Bookstore Aide, 4; DE, 3,4; Red Cross, 2. Pittman, Douglas Kim — Academic. Hyphonerian Business Staff, 3; Of- fice Monitor, 4; Homecoming Escort, 3; Football, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3: Key Club, 2; Varsity M, 3,4; Red Cross, 2. ‘ Plew, Jean Ann — General. Poole, Dennis — General. Porter, Willie Henry — General. Potter, Stephen Wayne — General. DCT, 4; VICA, 4. Powers, Robert Patrick — General. Choir, 3; DE, 3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Preston, Linda Dahwn — Business. Class Executive Committee, 3; BOE, 3; COE, President, 4; Pep Club, 3. Price, Charles Allen — General. Purvis, Gary Eugene — General. Rabquer, Joyce Elaine — General. Rawls, Larry — General. Hyhonerian Reporter, 4; Choir, 3,4; Varsity Va- rieties, 3,4; DE, 3; Track, 3; Black Studies, 2,3,4. Ray, Deborah Ann — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Science Fair, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; German Club, 2; Jr. Achievement, 2,3; Fine Arts Fes- tival, 2,3,4. Reedy, Harry Cartellus — General. German Club, 2; Jr. Achievement, 2. Reedy, Raymond Rudolph — Vocational. VICA, 3,4 (Parliamentarian, 4). Regula, Bobbi Ann — Academic. Reid, Rufus — General. Foot ball, 2; Track, 2,3,4; Varsity M, 3,4. Rembert, Nathaniel — General. Band, 2; Varsity Varieties, 3; Football, 2; Wrestling, 2. Restelli, Sherry Diane — Academic. Student Council, 3,4; Hyphonerian Business Staff, 3,4; Spectrum, 3,4 (Asst. Bus. Ed., 3, Publicity Ed., 4); Varsity Varieties, 4; Relays Decoration Committee, 4; Red Cross, 2; ESP, 2,3,4 (Secretary, 3, President, 4). Rhodes, Joan Lynn — Prac. Voc. Ed. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4; Student Council, 4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4: GAA, 2,3,4; Tyger Faith Teens, 4; Red Cross, 4; Jr. Achievement, 4; ESP, 3,4; Tygerettes, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Ringmar, Cecilia Margareta — Academic. Ringold, Jeffrey Gerald — Business. Senior Class Play, 3; BOE, 3; COE, 4; Cross Country, 2; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Chess Club, 2; Jr. Achievement, 4 (President, 4); Class Executive Committee, 4. Risner, David Vincent — General. DE, 4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Robbins, Debra Sue — General. Roberts, Robin Amanda — Business. DE, 3,4; GAA, 2,3; Red Cross, 2; Tea Room, 3. Robertson, Gary Lee — General. OWE, 4. Robson, Pamela Kay — General. Rogers, James Watt — Vocational. VICA, 3; AIDD, 3,4 (Treasurer, 3). Romine, Michael Gail — Voctional. Orchestra, 2; VICA, 3,4. Roscoe, Joel Lynn — Academic. Student Council, 3; National Honor So- ciety, 4; Manhigan, 3,4 (Sports Editor, 4); Office Monitor, 2: Swimming, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3,4 (President, 2,3); Key Club, 2,3,4; Varsity M, 2,3,4. Rucker, Ronald Thomas — Vocational. Ruckman, Roberta Lynn — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2.3, 4; Student Council, 2,3,4; Hyphonerian, 3,4 (News Ejitor, 4); Varsity Varieties, 3,4; Office Monitor, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4; Tyger- ettes, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Salyers, Charles Michael — General. Wrestling, 2; Baseball, 2. Sanderfer, Patricia Ann — Business. Sanders, Bobby Gene — General. DE, 3,4. Scherer, Thomas William — Academic. Basket ball, 2,3; Pep Club, 2,3,4. Scherff, Scott Alan — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2; Nation- al Honor Society, 3,4 (Treasurer, 4); Band, 2,3,4 (President, 4); Stage Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4; Tennis, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3: Key Club, 3,4 (Vice-President, 4); Jr. Rotarian, 4; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Smouse, Kathleen Ann — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4 (Treasurer, 4); National Honor Society, 3,4 (Secretary, 4); Manhigan, 3,4 (Clubs Editor, 3, Co-Editor, 4); Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Girls’ State, 3; Y-Teens, 2,3; French Club, 2,3 (Secre- tary, 3); Jr. Achievement, 2; ESP, 2. Solomon, Richard Michael — Academic. Basketball, 2: Track, 2,3,4; Key Club, 4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity, 3,4; Black Studies, 2,3,4. Somogyi, Debra Elizabeth — Business. Senior Class Play, 4; DCT, 4; OWE, 4. Soria, Shirley Lee — Business. COE, 4; Pep Club, 3. Southworth, Howard William — General. Office Monitor, 4; Pep Club, 2, 3,4. Spayde, Michael Milgon — Academic. Student Council, 4; Hyphonerian, 4; Band, 2; Varsity Varieties, 4. Spencer, Robert Allen — Academic. Student Council, 4; Hyphonerian, 4; Band, 2; Varsity Varieties, 4. Spotts, Christine Ann — General. Sprague, Terry Ann — Business. BOE, 3; COE, 4; Pep Club, 2,3; Y- Teens, 2; French Club, 2. Spriesterbach, Robert William — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Spurgeon, Dana Jay — Academic. Choir, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Science Fair, 2; Chess Club 2; Fine Arts Festival, 4. Sqrow, Dean Edward — Vocational. 186 Staffordn Melanie Beth — General. Band, 2,3,4; Tea Room, 3. Stahlheber, Stephanie — Academic. Student Council, 2,3; Choir, 2,3: Senior Class Play, 4; Relays Deocration Committee, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; ESP (AFS), 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 3. Stallard, Lawhorn, Betty — General. Steiner, Richard Dennis — Academic. Band, w,3; Science Fair, 4; Foot- ball, 2,3; Swimming, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3,4; Key Club, 3,4; Varsity M, 2,3,4; French Club, 2,3. Stentz, Phyllis Lee — Business. Office Monitor, 4. Stevens, Rosemary — General. Choir, 2,3; Nurses’ Assistant, 4. Steverson, Deborah Lee — General. Class Executive Committee, 3 (Trea- surer, 3); Spectrum, 3; Varsity Varieties, 3; DCT, 4; VICA, 4; Pep Club, 2; Y-Teens, 2,3; GAA, 3; Red Cross, 4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Stewart, Cheryl Kay — Business. Varsity Varieties, 4; BOE, 3; COE, 4; GAA, 2,3; Jr. Achievement, 2,4 (Secretary, 2,4). Stewart, John David — General. Class Executive Committee, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement, 4; ESP (AFS), 2; Fine Arts Festival, 3,4. Stickney, Michael Eugene — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Stiltner, Kirby Allen — General. VICA, 4. Stoltz, David Thomas — Vocational. Strickling, Thelma Eilene — Business. DE, 3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Strouth, Gerald Davis — Vocational. VICA, 3,4 Schlupp, Vickie Lynn — General. Student Council, 2,3,4; National Hon- or Society, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Red Cross, 2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 4; Tea Room, 4. Schmucker, David Richard — Academic. Band, 2,3,4 (Vice-President, 4); Stage Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4. Schuck, David Howard — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Band, 2, 3,4; Stage Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Science Fair, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4. Scott, Sherlann — General. See, Ronald Steven — Prac. Voc. Ed. See, Terry Lee — General. Office Monitor, 2; Library Aide, 3,4; DE, 3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Seevers, Elizabeth Linnea — Academic. Seiler, Jenene Frances — Business. Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2; Tyger Faith Teens, 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2,3,4; Tygerettes, 4; Fine Arts Festi- val, 4. Seitz, Jacquita Kay — Business. Orchestra, 2; DCT, 4 (Treasurer, Reporter, 4); BOE, 3; VICA, 4; Pep Club, 2,3; Red Cross, 2. Sell, Ava Lynn — Business. Senior Class Play, 4; DCT, (Photographer, 4) ; BOE, 3; VICA, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Red Cross, 4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Sellers, Andrew Jay — General. Selmon, Watt, Jr. — Vocational. VICA, 3,4; Football, 2. Sevadalis, Garth Kevin — General. Varsity Varieties, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Football, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 3; Hi-Y, 3; Varsity M, 3,4; Red Cross, 4. Shaffer, Debra May — Academic. Band, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; GAA, 2,3; French Club, 2. Shambaugh, Mary Alice — General. OWE, 4; Jr. Achievement, 3,4. Shaw, Susie Mae — Business. Varsity Varieties, 4; GAA, 3; Black Stud- les, 3; Tygerettes, 4. Sheehan, Zoe Ann — Academic. National Honor Society, 4; Hyphoneri- an, 3,4 (Co-Editor, 4); Spectrum, 3; Band, 2,3g Pep Band, 2; Varsity Va- rieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Y-Teens, 2; ESP (AFS), a Shiplett, Donald Scott — Prac. Voc. Ed. Student Council, 4; Varsity Va- rieties, 4; Track, 2,3; Pep Club, 4. Sigler, Loria Lee — Business. Student Council, 2; Cheerleader, 2,3; DCT, 4; BOE, 3; VICA, 4; Girls’ Track, 2; Pep Club, 2,3; Y-Teens, 2; GAA, 2. Sikorsky, Horst — General. OWE, 4. Smith, Breta Faye — General. OWE, 4. Smith, Stephen David — Academic. Class Exectuvie Committee, 2; Na- tional Honor Society, 4; Man higan, 3,4 (Senior Editor, 4); Band, 2,3,4; Stage Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2; Orchestra, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 2,4; Senior Class Play, 4; Basketball, 2; Tennis, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3; Key Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Rotarian, 4; Varsity M, 2,3; German Club, 2; Future Teachers, 3; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Smith, Virgil Davis — Prac. Voc. Ed. Studer, Jacqueline Mary — Business. Class Executive Committee, 3,4; Hyphonerian typist, 4; Office Monitor, 4; GAA, 2. Stuff, Debra Rae — Business. Sutton, Earleen — Prac. Voc. Ed. Taylor, C. W. — General. Relays Escort, 4; DCT, 4; VICA, 4; Cross Coun- try, 3,4; Track, 2,3,4; Black Studies, 3,4. Taylor, Donna Lynn — General. Terman, Suzann — Business. Office Monitor, 4; BOE, 3 (Treasurer, 3); COE, 4 (Treasurer, 4); Pep Club, 2,3,4; Red Cross, 2. Tharp, Kelly Ann — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4 (Sec- retary, 3,4); National Honor Society, 4; Hyphonerian, 3,4 (Business Manager, 4); Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 2, 4; Library Aide, 3; Girls’ Tennis, 3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4 (Secretary, 3,4); GAA, 3,4; Fine Arts Festival, 4; Spirit Club, 4. Tolle, Donna — Academic. Band, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Y-Teens, 3, 4. Tolliver, Robert Allan — Vocational. VICA, 3 (Vice-President, 3); AIDD, 3,4 (Parliamentarian — President, 3,4); Black Studies, 2,3,4. Tucker, Deborah Lee — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 4; Stu- dent Council, 4 (Treasurer, 4); National Honor Society, 3,4; Manhigan, 3, 4 (Clubs Editor, 3, Co-Editor, 4); Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4 (Executive Committee, 4); Y-Teens, 2,3,4; French Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2; ESP, 2; Spirit Club, 4. Turner, Larry Darnel — Vocational. Student Council, 3,4; VICA, 3,4; Foot ball, 2,3,4; Track, 2,3; Varsity M, 3; Black Sudies, 2,3,4. Tufts, Gloria Jean — General. VanRiper, Dolleen Jo — Business. OWE, 4. Vaughn, Helen Jean — Business. Vaughn, Michael Paul — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Vipperman, Peggy Lynn — General. Wadlington, Tamara Dawn — Academic. National Honor Society, 3,4; Orchestra, 2,3,4; Choir, 4; Varsity Varieties, 4; Relays Court, 4; Black Studies, 2,3; Fine Arts Festival, 2,3,4. Waldman, Terri Lee — Business. Walker, Twila Joyce — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4 (President, 3,4); National Honor Society, 3,4; Hyphonerian, 3; Spectrum, 3,4; Band, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 4; French Club, 2,3,4; Future Teach- ers, 4 (Vice-President, 4); Tyger Fwith Teens, 3,4; Black Studies, 4 (Sec- retary, 4); ESP, 3; Fine Arts Festival, 2. Wallace, Frederick Alan — Vocational. VICA, 3,4 (Secretary, 4); Spanish Club, 2. Wallace, Mary Frances — General. Ward, Anthony Wayne — Vocational. Ward, Cheryl Ann — Business. Student Council, 4; BOE, 3; COE, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Warren, JoAnn — Business. Watts, Diana Lou — General. Weatherspoon, Delois — General. Choir, 2; Tea Room, 4. Webb, Robin Kay — General. Student Council, 2,3,4; National Honor Society, 4; Hyphonerian Business Staff, 3; Choir, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 3,4; Senior Class Play, 4; Office Monitor, 4; Homecoming Court, 3; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4 (President, 3,4); Fine Arts Festival, 3,4; Spirit Club, 4. Webb, Shane Evan — Vocational. VICA, 4 (Treasurer, 4). 187 Weber, Joel Scott — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council, 2,3; Hyphonerian, 3,4 (Sports Editor, 4); Varsity Varieties, 3; Office Monitor, 3,4; Science Fair, 4; Football, 2,3,4; Basketball, 2,3,4; Baseball, 3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3,4; Jr. Rotarian, 4: Varsity M, 3,4; Jr. Achieve- ment, 2. Webster, James L. — Academic. Weigler, Gregory Alan — Academic. Weirich, Bruce William — General. Student Council, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Relays Escort, 4; Homecoming Escort, 3; Foot ball, 2,3,4 (Cap- tain, 4); Wrestling, 3; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Key Club, 3,4; Varsity M, 3,4; Red Cross, 3. West, Ernestine Elaine — General. Wherry, Robyn — Academic. Spectrum, 4 (Circulationa Manager, 4); GAA, 2,3,4; Future Teachers, 4 (Treasurer, 4); Tyger Faith Teens, 3,4; Red Cross, 2; Jr. Achievement, 2,3; Black Studies, 3; ESP (AFS), 2; Ty- gerettes, 3. Whisler, Michael Charles — General. White, Donald Ray — General. Student Council, 2,3; Choir, 2,3; Varsity Varieties, 2; OWE, 4 (Vice-President, 4); Football, 2 (Manager, 2); Pep Club, 2,3; Hi-Y, 2; Red Cross, 4; Jr. Achievement, 2. Whitten, Shirley Denise — Academic. Student Council, 2,3; Choir, 3; Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4; Office Monitor, 4; DE, 3: Pep Club, 2,3; GAA, 2, 3; Spanish Club, 2; Tyger Faith Teens, 2,3; Red Cross, 2,3 (Secretary, 3); Jr. Achievement, 2; Black Studies, 2,3,4; Tygerettes, 4. Widders, Cathy Anne — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3; Student Council, 4; Manhigan, 3; Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 2,3,4; Science Fair, 4; Majorette, 2,3,4 (Captain, 4); Pep Club, 2,3,4, (Executive Committee, 4); Y-Teens, 2,3,4 (President, 2); GAA, 2,3; German Club, 2: Jr. Achievement, 2; ESP (AFS), 2,3; Spirit Club, 4. Wilhelm, Vanessa Dale — General. Office Monitor, 4; Tea Room, 4. Williams, Anita E. — Business. Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; BOE, 3,4: Pep Club, 2,3,4; GAA, 2,3,4; Black Sudies, 4. Williams, Deborah Jean — Academic. Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4; Choir, 2,3,4; Varsity Varieties, 3,4; Senior Class Play, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; GAA, 2,3; French Club, 2,3; Medical Club, 4; Future Teachers, 3,4; Tyger Faith Teens, 3; Red Cross, 2; Jr. Achievement, 2,3; Black Studies, 2,3; Fine Arts Festival, 3,4. Williams, Loretha — General. Student Council, 2; Band, 2; Choir, 2: Of- fice Monitor, 2; Library Aide, 2; Homecoming Court, 2; Jr. Achievement, 4; Black Studies, 4; Tea Room, 4. Williams, Ted Arthur — Academic. Class Executive Committee, 2,3,4 (Vice-President, 2,3,4); National Honor Society, 4; Manhigan, 3,4 (Sports Editor, 4); Varsity Varieties, 4; Senior Class Play, 4; Football, 2, 3,4; Swimming, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3; Hi-Y, 2,3,4; Key Club, 2,3,4; Varsity M, 2,3,4. Wilson, Darrell Lester, — Vocational. Winfrey, Harry Eugene — Vocational. VICA, 3. Wisdom, Eleanor Hallie — General. Office Monitor, 3,4; BOE, 3; Girls’ Tennis, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3; GAA, 2,3,4; Spanish Club, 2. Wolfe, Michael Allen — General. Workman, Lavon — Business. BOE, 3; COE, 4; Jr. Achievement, 4. Wyatt, Charles — General. Yankovich, Michael David — Academic. Young, Daniel Bruce — General. Zickefoose, Danny Ray — Vocational. VICA, 3,4. Zinn, Deborah Ann — General. Tea Room, 4. Our Special Thanks ... We owe a great deal to the members of our staff, who not only worked hard to put together the Manhigan, but who also served as this year’s business staff. We would also like to thank Cindy Henry, our business manager, Regina Arter, our photogra- pher, and Donna Gardner, who provided us with the artwork. We also wish to express our appreciation to our advisor, Mr. David Gross, and to the American Yearbook representative, Mr. Earl Parks. vy At this time we would like to extend our thanks to the Class of 1972 for their fi- nancial aid. In closing, we wish next year’s staff the best of luck and hope that they will have as many memorable experiences as we had. A (act PF SIE ae Poss Tuelkewr 188 Congratulations... i O10 KS 6) aw 4 We will always be pleased to serve your banking needs Ga FIRST [YATIONAL BANK OF MANSFIELD, OHIO TAPPAN convenience by the kitchenful COMPLIMENTS OF a Tam®DO, Wc INC. a SUBSIDIARY OF EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. IEMIERSON MANSFIELD, OHIO 4 Fe a “s PEOPLES FEDERAL +. @ Vox 32 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION beh OFFICE 127 PARK AVENUE WEBT DOoster, Ono MANSFIELD, OHIO 44901 Gorman-Rupp congratulates... | 419.522.2311 Everyone at Gorman-Rupp takes this opportunity to compliment the graduating seniors on a job well done. From this milestone on, what you do and what you ac- complish will depend largely on you. Lay your plans and then make them happen. With your plans go all our wishes for success and happiness in the years ahead. ® ‘2 GORMAN-RUPP Mansfield Flooring Company, Inc. 191 Congratulations from RICHLAND LUMBER, INC. MILLER’S JEWELRY Lumber and Building Materials 1284 Park Avenue East For Your Jewelry Needs, See Us Mansfield, Ohio 44905 34 South Park Street Phone: 589-7942 Mansfield, Ohio Congratulations! RICHLAND THE ACTION BANK |e MANSFIELD, OHIO MEMBER F.D.1.C. FIRESTONE STORE TOP FLITE CAMERA SHOP “Photography in the Round”’ Drive-in Photo Finishing 214 Lexington Avenue Gibson Greeting Cards Stereo Tapes Players Ampex — Roberts — Hitachi 1430 Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio 529-5311 Frank Dorso, Manager E. R. BOLIANTZ CO. Beef, Veal, and Lamb 1276 South Main Street Road PETERSEN TIRE COMPANY 101 Ashland Road Our compliments to each of you upon your graduation. Congratulations Class of 1972 Mansfield Building Loan Ci) ong brass Electric Utility, Mining Transit Products; 100 Park Avenue West Utility Service Equipment, Bronze Valves. Congratulations Class of ’72 HURSH DRUG, INC. 90 North Diamond Street PARK AVE. WEST CLEANERS COIN OP All Your Cleaning Needs At One Stop Phone: 522-8438 518 Park Avenue West 193 Congratulations Class of ’72 Richland Mall KOMITO’S OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY Downtown 23 North Park Street 309 Tower Drive T A THRIFTY MART Home-owned Home-operated SWAN QUINN PAINT AND CLEANERS AND COLOR LAUNDRY Your Art Supplies Headquarters © Grumbacher Artist Supplies @ Mat Boards e Illustration Boards e Picture Frames © Custom Picture Frames 68 South Main St. Phone 522-0452 165 Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio Swing to Swan A Good Meeting Place MANSFIELD LELAND MOTOR HOTEL 27 Park Avenue West Compliments of THE BISSMAN COMPANY ‘Fine Food”’ ACME TRUCK LEASING COMPANY Harold E. Williams — President 1250 North Main Street Best Wishes Class of ’72 JONES POTATO CHIPS “Our 26th Year’’ Rentals School Supplies Portable Typewriters Service All Products MANSFIELD TYPEWRITER COMPANY Congratulations from FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF GALION 2168 Richland Mall Mansfield, Ohio 44906 Phone (419) 529-4687 Business Patrons Cement Products Inc. Price Mobile Home Center Dav-Ello Music The R. B. Maxwell Company Doc Cole’s Naborhood Store Richard Evilsizor ABC Driving School Famous Recipe Fried Chicken 573 Yale Drive Goldsmith’s Men’s Stores Ritter’s Retail Store Haring’s Jewelry Shaw and Ott Drugs, Inc. Liberty Shoe Stores Mansfield Printing Co. Inc. Sherwin Williams Paints Shumaker’s Drugstore Park Lanes Tuttle the Florist Professional Patrons Wendell M. Bell, M.D. Semur P. Rajan, M.D. H. Eugene Calver, D.D.S. George V. Sauter, Attorney Virginia S. Edwards, M.D. P. O. Staker, M.D. George Hall, Attorney Albert H. Voegele, M.D. H. F. 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