Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1981 volume:

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Having One Good Friend is Better Than a Thousand Acquaintances. EVENTS “The Rose” The theme for the 1980 homecoming was “The Rose.” The Queen, chosen by the student body this year, was Don- na Starcher. Her escort was Tom Mur- phy. The court, also chosen by the stu- dent body, consisted of: Patti McCam- bridge escorted by Paul Schroeder, Holly Heston escorted by Jim Bishop, Kathy Clay escorted by Darren Stevens, and Krystal Owens escorted by Greg Gary. Karl Schroeder and Cathy Offmiss were M.C.’s. Jerry Fliger made the opening speech titled ‘‘What Is Homecoming? Jamie Hilliard serenaded the Queen with the song “One in a Million” and Rachel Kick, Rhonda Sylvester, Anne Howard, and Julie Owens sang the theme song ““The Rose.” A dance that evening was D.J.’ed by Gary Perl, program director at G98. This Page: Top: Kathy Clay and escort Darren Stevens enjoy homecoming festivities. Bottom: 1980 Queen, court and escorts. Opposite Page: Top Left: M.C.’s Karl and Cathy greet student body. Top Right: Queen Donna and escort Tom. Center Left: Holly Heston and Jim Bishop. Center Right: Patti McCambridge and Paul Schroeder. Bottom: Krystal Owens and Greg Gary. “Through the Decades” The 1980 Varsity Variety theme was “Through the Decades’ spon- sored by the senior class. And this year the production took place on three nights, Nov. 20, 21, and 22, for the first time. Each act followed through with the theme. The Jazz band entertained before, at intermission, and after the show. } Director of the production was Rachel Kick, assistant was Norine Daugherty, and Alec Demoise was the Producer. Matt Todd was Art Director. Mrs. Kohutek and Mr. Lull were the Senior Class advisors. 20 This Page: Top: Gamble and Co. sing to the hearts of the audience. Center Left: Cheri proves the Hula-Hoop isn’t dead. Center Right: | V Cheerleaders demonstrate the use of Pom Poms. Bottom: Matt and Kristene from phytness to hippies. Opposite Page: Top: Right: Brenda sings the hit Upsidedown. Top Left: Krystal and Jamie Feel the Fire together. Bottom: Matt and Kristene show that they're into the phytness craze. eR AE to 21 peat ew ie A sh aN ee Queen Crowned J.C. Gorman This Page Top Right: Members of the court listen closely to coach Flanegan’s report. T P Left: The queen and her co t wait for the speakers to begin. Middle Right: special speakers for this year's assembly, the Petrella family, watch clo as the queen and her court are rted to their seats. Bottom Lef Hang Doan, escorted by Jeff Croghan, returns tc own this year's J.C. Gorman Queen. Bot- tom Right: M. C.’'s for this year's assembly are Russell Penney and Kristine Anderson. Opposite Page, Top Left: Jackie Jones is happily loo upon by her escort Glen Barber Top Right: Performing at this year’s assembly is the MSH Jazz Band. Bottom: Hang Doan crowns Jackie Jones and is congratulated by her escort On January 9th and 10th the 21st annual J. C. Gorman wrestl- ing tournament was held at Mansfield Senior High in Pete Henry Gym. Hang Doan, former 1980 J. C. Gorman Queen, returned to an assembly held on Friday, January 9th, to crown Miss Jackie Jones, the 1981 J. C. Gor- man Queen. Miss Jones’ escort was Mr. Glen Barbor. The queen's court included Miss Linda Givand, escorted by Mr. Bryant Owens; Miss Carla Stidham, escorted by Mr. Mike Knapp; Miss feels Bundy, escorted by Mr. Buseelt Holmes; and Miss Perrise Chapman, escorted by Mr. Tommy Murphy. M.C.’s fae this year’s assembly were Miss Kristine Anderson and Mr. Russell Pen- ney. Special speakers were members of the Petrella family, who had wrestled for Mansfield Senior in past years. Appropriate music was pro- Sided te the = Band under the direction of Percy Hall. Queen Crowned J.C. Gorman This Page Top Right: Members of the court Flanegan’'s report. Top Left: The speakers to begin. Middle Right: The special speakers for this year's assembly, the Petrella family, watch closely as the queen and her cou rt are escorted to their seats. Bottom Left: Hang Doan, escorted by Jeff Croghan, returns to crown this year's J.C. Gorman Queen. Bot- tom Right: M. C.'s for this year's assembly are Russell Penney and Kristine Anderson. Opposite Page, Top Left: Jackie Jones is happily looked upon by her escort Glen Barber. Top Right: Performing at this year’s assembly is the MSH Jazz Band. Bottom: Hang Doan crowns Jackie Jones and is congratulated by her escort. listen closely to coach ueen and her court wait for the On January 9th and 10th the 21st annual J. C. Gorman wrestl- ing tournament was held at Mansfield Senior High in Pete Henry Gym. Hang Doan, former 1980 J. C. Gorman Queen, returned to an assembly held on Friday, January 9th, to crown Miss Jackie Jones, the 1981 J. C. Gor- man Queen. Miss Jones’ escort was Mr. Glen Barbor. The queen's court included Miss Linda Givand, escorted by Mr. Bryant Owens; Miss Carla Stidham, escorted by Mr. Mike Knapp; Miss Judy Bundy, escorted by Mr. musa Holmes; and Miss Perrise Chapman, escorted by Mr. Tommy Murphy. M.C.’s for this year’s assembly were Miss Kristine Anderson and Mr. Russell Pen- ney. Special speakers were members of the Petrella family, who had wrestled for Mansfield Senior in past years. Appropriate music was pro- rg the om Band under the direction of Percy Hall. 23 Student Directors Prepare One Acts; Drama Club On January 15, 16, 1nd 17th, the Drama Dept: put on a per- formance of “One Act Ensem- ble.”” The show contained 4-one act plays, and each play was directed by a drama student. “Asylum,” directed by Tony Yetzer, was a story about life in a mental institution. “Impromptu,” directed by Debbi Anderson, portrayed 2 actors and 2 actresses who were put on stage to construct a play without letting their true selves show through. “The American Dream,”’ directed by Kristine Anderson, was a comedy about family liv- ing, but behind the lines it por- trayed how the elderly are mistreated. “The Lottery,” directed by Ed Wielde, was a story about the annual lottery in a normal every day town. Unfortunately the winner at the lottery gets stoned. The Drama Club came into existence this year and spon- sored car washes to raise money for the Drama Productions. They held an awards banquet Friday, May 22nd. Officers were Debbi Anderson, presi- dent; Robin Cochran, secretary; Vicki Danas, treasurer; Rachel Kick, historian; and Tony Yetzer, Thespian Officer. Mr. Asher advises the newly formed club. 25 Seniors Take Honors The class of 82 took over MHS at the end of Class Day activities on May 26, by Kevin Elkins accep- ting the gavel from Lynell Bryant. Valedictorian and _ salutatorian were Robert Fischer and Melanie Bernhardt, respectively. They were also named the outstanding senior boy and girl by the Univer- sity Club. The top ten percent of the class received gold cords and tassels. Kristine Anderson, Russell Holmes and Steve Pollman were winners of the Principal’s Award. Russell Holmes and Linda Givand were the winners of the Pete Henry Award. The Bausch-Lomb Award was presented to Norine Daughty. Mechanic Trades Award went to Gary Crawford and Nick Brandt took the Trigonometry honor. Electronics went to James Ousley and Advanced Comp. and American History went to Tony Feagin. Opposite Page, Top Right: Marie Black and Karen Goodwin see just how hot graduation gowns can be. Middle: Mr. Gross and Mr. Pugh help seniors find their spots. Bottom: Mr. Raser an- nounces scholarship recipients. This Page, Top Left: Kevin Elkins accepts his gavel as senior class president. Top Right: Coach Soliday announces Russell Holmes as the Pete Henry award winner. Middle Left: Mr. Lewis congratulates runners- up for the University Club award. Bottom Left: Mrs. Mudra presents Student Council Attainment Awards. Bottom Right: Mr. Morvai congratulates Pat Dollish on her award. ere 1 we . See - 28 At last, the prom! Mohican Lodge set the scene for this much anticipated annual event. Even the gray weather, and the humongous buffet line could not dampen the spirits of the seniors. The dance floor was jammed as the D.J. spun the discs, and announced Jack Elswick and Lori Simmons as Prom King and Queen. Part of the challenge of this year’s prom was the chance to test Mr. Dressler’s driving instruction on the foggy drive from Mohican to the Richland Mall Cinema. Those who passed the test arriv- ed in plenty of time to view “Shampoo” and “Take This Job and Shove It.” Seniors still cognizant then headed for Park Lanes and two more agonizing hours of “Turn the Page ” — Prom ’81., Seniors’ Big Night Enjoyed by All Long Awaited Day Arrives at Last After a day long drizzle, the Class of 1981 held their Com- mencement and Baccalaureate exercises at Arlin Field, the evening of May 30. Reverend Paul Stillwell gave the invocation, scripture and benediction. Student speakers, Robert Fischer, Melanie Bernhardt, and Roscoe Bryant, shared their thoughts with the rest of the Class of 1981. Twelve years of hard work and hard play paid off when the magic moment came. Diplomas were handed out by Mr. George Hall and Mrs. Ruth Harsch. Proudly, the seniors, graduates, marched off the field and to the music of the Mansfield Senior Orchestra. now Opposite Page, Top: Rob Fischer and Melanie Bernhardt deliver valedictory and salutatory addresses. Middle Left: Vicki Danas and Norine Daugherty show their pleasure as graduation ap- proaches. Middle Right: Carlos Jeffer- son tells everyone he finally made it! Bottom: Men line up just outside the stadium. This Page, Top: George Hall presents a diploma to Linda Sampsel. Middle Left: Roscoe Bryant welcomes the audience to commencement. Center: Theresia Cobb and Melinda Graber lead the procession into Arlin Field. Middle Right: Barry Lewis con- templates his future. Bottom: Seniors listen as speeches are given. 32 Nick Brandt Football MSHS Opp 6 Wauseon 9 12 Madison 7 19 Malabar 14 0° Lorain Sr. 6 24 Collinwood 9 15 Admiral King 28 40 Elyria West 24 0 Sandusky 15 27 West Tech 0 0 Ashland 24 Freshman Football MSHS Opp. 24 Ashland 0 40 Ontario 0 0 Malabar 14 0 Madison North 14 26 Madison South 0 3 6 Crestline 6 0 Marion 7 ‘ Z Cross Country MSHS Opp lost Loudonville 2nd Marion, Madison | 17th Ashland Invitational 2nd Lexington, Ontario 23rd Wooster Invitational lost Malabar won Madison lost Clear Fork lost Ontario lost Crestview 12th Sectional 2 6th Buckeye Conference 34 6th 8th 12th Golf Mansfield Tournament Buckeye Conference Sectionals Volleyball = DB ae w coonooocorocoococoeococoooocmh68ye Galion Colonel Crawford Ashland Madison Mansfield Christian Northmor Madison Clear Fork Plymouth Lexington St. Peters Shelby Lucas Marion Harding Malabar Clear Fork Crestview Ontario Wynford Sandusky Lexington Elyria Lorain Buckeye 1 — 2 Sectionals 0 — 1 Opp 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 4 2 2 Freshman Basketball MSHS Opp 30 Ashland 41 42 Galion 29 34 Marion 46 39 Madison South 57 29 St. Peters 52 39 St. Peters 47 41 Clear Fork 33 32 Marion 35 19 Ashland 44 24 Malabar 44 43 Madison North 46 29 Lexington 50 32 Madison North 42 39 Malabar 40 20 Lexington 43 Girls’ Basketball MSHS Opp. 26 Malab ar 70 35 Madison 40 44 Lucas 43 46 Galion 48 36 Wooster 46 46 Marion 48 39 Fremont 44 39 Findlay 62 35 Ashland 24 38 Crestview 32 38 Marion 42 60 Lexington 62 37 Fremont 36 44 Ontario 39 42 Findlay 43 33 Madison 38 38 St. Peters 42 28 Sandusky 36 33 Malabar 59 39 Ashland 46 36 Marion 44 Tee. — | Basketball Girls’ Track Softball Opp MSHS Opp. MSHS Opp. ; 6th Lexington Invitational 10 Shelby 23 St. Peters 48 lost Galion 1 Ashland 10 Ashland 47 lost Findlay 3 Clearfork 10 Fremont Ross 46 3rd Ontario, Crestview 20 Madison 5 Admiral King 47 16th Malabar Invitational 13 St. Peters a Marion Harding 54 won Malabar 9 Ashland 11 Elyria 67 2nd Canton McKinley, 12 Marion 11 Lexington 89 Madison 10 Ontario 16 Lorain Senior 54 2nd Lexington, Wooster 35 Malabar 7 Findlay 57 4th Buckeye Conference 4 Madison 20 Clearfork 58 1st Sectional 15 Madison 9 Sandusky 71 9th District 11 Lexington 17 Fremont Ross 58 2 Madison 9 Admiral King 59 13 Ashland 10 Madison 54 : 16 Elyria 66 Boys’ Tennis : Lage 20 Lorain Senior 57 MSHS Opp. 13 Shelby 17 Findlay 62 1 Malabar 4 8 Fremont 38 Malabar 53 0 Admiral King 5 18 fash 20 Sandusky 79 4 Ontario 1 17 Clearfork 32 Marion Harding 58 2 Fremont 3 15 Oslaric 16 Tiffin Columbian 61 3 Clearfork 3 29 St. Peters 12 Malabar 75. ; ser : 17 Fremont 16 indlay ; St. Peters 3 6 Fremont 20 2 Crestline 2 0 Lorain Senior 5 0 Willard 5 rion Wrestling ; eee : Baseball 2a Opp. 0 Ashland 5 MSHS Opp. Worthington 0 Clearfork 5 Invitational 1 Malabar 4 3 Shelby 13 Marion Harding 45 3 St. Peters 2 5 Galion 16 Lima Shawnee 33 3 Madison 2 2 Galion 5 Galion Invitational 4 Ashland 7 Marion 3 Lexington 5 Invitational 5 St. Peters 8 J. C. Gorman 6 Ontario 10 Fremont Invitational 3 Ashland 1 Ontario 44 2 Madison o Malabar 24 11 Clearfork 8 Buckeye Conference 8 St. Peters 4 Sectional 0 Findlay 8 11 Malabar 7 6 Ashland 71 1 Findlay 6 Ms Fremont 6 2 Fremont 7 8 Ontario 3 12 Clearfork 0 35 36 The 1980 Tyger Football squad played roller coaster season that gave the team a five and five record. They also won the city cha mpionship again this year by defeating Madison and Malabar. The team was led this year by junior quarterback Jim Bishop. Team captains were Nick Brandt, Steve Kemp, Ricky Minard, and Paul Seymour. Awards for the season were: Best Offensive Back, Bobby Taylor; Best Defensive Back, Steve Kemp; Best Offensive Lineman, Paul Seymour; Best Defensive Lineman, Shannon Bradshaw; Coaches Award, Jim Bishop; and Jimo Adams Award, Russell Holmes. Head Coach Mr. Lanier felt the team did very well and will greatly improve next year with many returning lettermen. Football 5-5 This Page: Top: Tygers make game plan. Center Left: Tygers make big entrance. Center Right: Tyger ball carrier shakes off opponent. Bottom: Team members showing it all off. Opposite Page: Top: 1980 Varsity Football Squad. Center Left: Jim Bishop prepares to fire. Center Right: Tygers on the line of scrimmage. Bottom: Touch down! 4A) = —_ a me a Se 7 @. —- - See as ae ee _ | te er eee ee = ee Volleyball Team Looks to Better Season in ’81 _ The 1980 season was discouraging to the team this fall. Although the matches were very close, the season ended with a 1-23 record. Linda Givand was awarded Most Valuable Player and Jeanetta’ Lamb captured the Most Improved Award. The coaches felt the team was young, but there were a lot of improvements as the season progressed. They are looking for a more promising season next year. The varsity coach was Miss Reed, while Mr. Au coach- ed the reserve team. 8 This Page: Top: Genetta Lamb returns the serve Center: Linda Givand and Sheri Smallstey show teamwork Bottom: 1980 Girls Varsity Volleyball team Opposite Page: Top Left: Linda Givand waits patiently for the ball Top Right: Sheri Smallstey shows effort as she returns the ball Bottom Left: Linda Givand watches the ball closely Bottom Right: Cindy Shaffer shows her volleyball skills 4a 39 Rough Season! The Tyger Golf Team finish- ed with a 0-12 record this season. They were 6th in the Mansfield Tournament, 8th in the Buckeye and 12th in the sectionals. Steve Sidle received the M.V.P. award, and Paul Smith was the team’s most improved player. The coach for this season was Mr. Henry. This Page: Top: Mike Fout ready to play. Center Right: Steve Sidle moves on. Bottom: Steve checks the shot. Opposite Page: Top: Chris Ticknor looks on Center Left: Jeff Steele approaches the green. Center Right: Richard Bazley gives his best. Bottom: 1980 Golf Team. 42 The 1980 Girls’ Tennis Team led by second year coach, Marty Elias. The girls worked very hard this season and their work paid off. They finished the season with a four and nine record. Shelly Sertell and Michelle Plankenhorn, three year let- termen, went to sectionals and district in the doubles tourna- ment. Lisa Heston, also a three year letterman, received the most valuable player award. Lynn Kochheiser and Sue Cline were new team members, while Amy Essex and Holly Heston were two _ year let- termen. Jamie Griggs, Kim Cook and Laura Kulka made up the reserve team. Doubles Team Goes to District This Page: Top Left: Jamie and Laura ready to go. Top Right: Lynn and Holly work on their doubles game Bottom Left: Lynn and Holly get ready for the next serve. Bottom Right: Jamie takes a break during a workout Opposite Page: Top: Sue warms up before the game Bottom Left: Jamie awaits the return Bottom Right: The 1980 Girls Tennis Team. 43 Jackson Goes hee CS a ee : “ests ee AY wl a ee To State oe The Tyger Cross Country team had a discouraging season. There were only six members on the team: Roscoe Bryant, Robert Zahn, John Jackson, Jeff Porch, Darren Jackson, and ‘ae | Valery Avery, who didn’t finish . ; gir —— 6 IT the season because of illness. at ; = : The Most Valuable Runner Award went to John Jackson and the Most Improved Runner Award went to Robert Zahn. John Jackson also went to Buckeye State Cross Country Invitational in Carroll, Ohio. The team is hoping for a bet- ter season next year with two sophomores and a junior returning. The coach this season was Mr. Hood. This Page: Top Left: Darren Jackson shows determination. Bottom: Cross Country Team Opposite Page: Top: Darren Jackson enjoys his run on a crisp autumn afternoon. Left: John Jackson and Jeff Porch run to victory. Right: Tyger Cross Country team works out in Middle Park. 45 Learning Season for Tyger Frosh The football team went 3-3-1 this year and played some good football, blowing out teams with scores of 40, 26, 24, to the oppo- nent’s 0. The team was coached by Tom Mapes and John Meifert this year. This Page, Top: Freshman cheerleaders cheer on the team. Middle Left: Tyger defense stands ready. Middle: Tyger Freshman Football Team. Middle Right: Kenny Wright watches in anguish. Bot- tom: Coach Mapes anxiously watches the Tygers. Opposite Page, Top Left: Coach Andress looks on in disgust. Top Right: Tygers win the tip. Middle Left: Steve throws an overhead pass. Middle Right: Eatmon and Guill await instruc- tions. Bottom: Tyger Freshman Basket- ball Team. Cagers Have Depressing Season The Freshman team went 2- 13 this year and started off a lit- tle slowly in the beginning. Coach Andress said the team never gave up no matter what the score was. 48 Top Right: Jeanetta Lamb shoots over the head of a St. Peters’ Spartan. Top Left: Becky Bauhs arches high for a two pointer. Bottom Left: Val Avery goes up for a shot. Bottom Right: Perrise Chapman reaches high for the foul shot. . - WS pee Bs a FS A SNES BS Left: Jeanetta Lamb shoots a foul shot. Below: Tyger girls scram- ble for the ball. Bottom: Perrise Chapman shoots high for the shot. « = a 0 Lady Cagers Have Disappointing Season | Inexperience and injury both marred what could have been a good season. There were only four returning letterwomen: Linda Givand, Perrise Chapman, Deb Seymour, and Laura Parker. Freshman Carla Norris took control of the team midway through the season when they won four out of seven games. Norris then suffered a shoulder separation against Madison that halted her season. Following injuries to Chapman and Parker, the ladies lost their last six games. | Prats’ Cats Take Buckeye Conference The 1980-81 Tyger basketball team was the area’s most feared basketball team. They finished with a 19-3 record, the first win- ning season since 1974. They also claimed the Buckeye Con- ference championship, only the second timre in Senior High history. They established many goals: 14 straight wins, the longest winning streak since 1951; 19 total wins, most since 1962; and the 13-1 Buckeye record, best in school history. Coach Prats, along with many fans, is very proud of his players and the way they played. In- dividual awards went to Russell Holmes, Most valuable and re- bounds; Tommy Murphy, Most points and assists; and Carlos Jefferson, Most Improved. The Junior Varsity Team finished with a 13-7 record. Opposite Page, Top: The Tyger Varsity Team. Middle: Tyger Jay Vee Squad. Bottom Left: Stan Hoke goes up over Belcher. Bot- tom Right: Russell skies over friendly Findlay. This Page, Top Left: Muffin watches as Springfield shoots the freethrow. Top Right: Craig, Pete and Leonard await the tip off. Middle Left: Chris Elswick warms up for the game. Middle Right: Wilbur talks over the strategy with the Jay Vees. Bottom: Steve Pollman awaits his turn for the ball. 51 52 This Page, Top Left: Nick Brandt tries for the pin in the J. C. Gorman Finals. Top Right: Todd Grogg works for an escape. Middle Left: Gary Divelbiss is in complete control of his opponent. Mid- dle Right: Divelbiss goes for the pin. Bottom: The Tyger Grapplers warm up before the finals at the Gorman. Tygers Have Three Gorman Champs The Tyger grapplers had their first losing season in school history. Awards went to Gary Divelbiss; most valuable and most pins. Most improved went to Billy Benjamin. The Tygers placed three champs in the J. C. Gorman: at 112, Gary Divelbiss, at 119 Paul Darson, and at 145 Nick Brandt. This year’s J. C. Gorman Queen was _ Jackie Jones. Bill Flanegan, long time friend of the many wrestlers who have come through his pro- ram, announced his retirement rom coaching after twenty years at the end of the 1981 season. This Page, Top Left: Divelbiss prevents an escape. Top Right: Paul Darson works for a pinning situation. Middle: Grogg escapes and is under control. Bottom Left: Darson sets up a take down. Bottom Right: Darson completes his take down. 54 Softball Team Rebuilds The girls’ softball team experienced a rebuilding year in 1981. Coach Wayne Au was proud of his team’s progress and is looking for- ward to a much better yeaf next year. There were only 3 upperclassmen on the entire team. Only one was a senior, Debbie Seymour. Seymour had the highest batting average. Sherry Smallstey was Most Valuable. eee Opposite Page, Top: Cathy Bishop prepares to bat. Middle Left: Donna O’Sheilds swings and misses. Middle Right: Dee Jay Mehl fouls one off her foot. Bottom: Catcher Sherry Smallstey digs the ball out of the dirt. This Page, Top Left: Becky Bauhs releases the pitch. Top Right: Bauhs follows through with the pitch. Middle: The 1981 Tyger softball team. Bottom: Cathy Bishop misses the third strike. 55 56 Tygers Rained Out This Page, Top Right: Nick Brandt flags down a fly ball, and Troy Conroy has his backup. Middle Right: Troy takes third. Bottom: Seymour and friends watch yet another base hit. Opposite Page, Top Left: Senior Jack Elswick says play ball. Top Right: Jim Bishop with a com- manding lead at first. Middle: Doug takes his lead while Coach Soliday gives instructions. Bottom Left: Nick prepares to get the game started. Bottom Right: Chris gets ready to fire one to second Rain halted the Tygers’ play this year to only 19 games out of a 25 game season. In this season they won only four. But when the rain cleared, the Tygers won 3 out of their last 5 games defeating cross town rival Malabar with excellent pitching by Jack Elswick and a round tripper by Paul Seymour. They also beat Clearfork with shut out pitching by Nick Brandt. The awards went to Jack Elswick, highest batting average; Doug Hazen, Team cap- tain; Steve Kemp, Most Valuable; and Jim Bishop took the most improved. 57 58 Tyger Girls Capture Sectional Crown The Tyger girls’ track team had a rewarding season this year. They finished with a respectable record. For the second year in a row the girls were Sectional Champions, led by Angie Gardner. Angie Gardner captured the Most Valuable Runner Award, while Carla Hairston was honored Most Improved Runner. The captain’s award was presented to Linda Givand. Opposite Page, Top Right: Jeaneta Lamb heaves the shot put. Top Left: Two lady Tyger tracksters head for the finish. Middle: Coaches Griffin and Hood console the team. Bottom: Val Avery and Carla Hairston cross the finish line. This Page, Top: Two trackers stretch out before practice. Middle Left: Coach Hood shows the ladies how to pass the baton. Middle Right: Gay Holmes prepares to throw the discus. Bottom Left: Holmes winds up. Bottom Right: She lets it fly. Disappointing Season for Track Men The Tyger track team experienced another disappointing season in 1981. The team was 0-1 in dual meets, 0-5 in tri-meets, and 0-1 in 5 way meets. Awards went to John Jackson, Vernon Hairston, and Earl Taylor. Jackson had most points, Hairston was most valuable, and Taylor was most improved. Opposite page, Top: Mike lets one go and gets a pleasing look from Coach Stallard. Middle left: Orlando throws the shot with instructions from Coach Stallard. Middle right: Robert Zahn tries the track before the race. Bottom left: Donny Eatmon runs during practice. Lower middle right: Vernon and Ronny have a little race between themselves. Bottom: Ear] flies over the hurdles. This page, Top left: John’s at home on the track. Top right: Steve Sidle takes a love lap. Middle left: Vernon up and over. Middle right: Senior High Buller Squad explodes at the start. Bottom: The 1981 Boys Track Team. Tyger Netters Have Disappointing Season The tennis team had a dissappointing season. It was a year of experience as the Tygers were defeated. The three year letterman awards went to Tony Feagin, Mark Brumm, and _ Scott Kochheiser. The award for most points went to Todd Grosgg. Top: Jeff Croghan and Todd Grogg wait for a match to begin. Middle left: Scott Kochheiser waits for a serve. Middle right: Tyger tennis team. Bottom: Mark Brumm looks dejected at the outcome of his match. Sports Wrap Up ORGANIZATIONS = rs f , ETE Julie Owens Pat Dollish 65 66 Red Cross, advised by Mrs. Mudra, sponsored two blood- mobiles this year. They also organized a Fresh Fruit Sale which was donated to the County Home. Bible Club, led by Mrs. Powell, studied the Bible, searching for answers to problems in their lives. They prayed for each other in their faith, and tried to help others reach God by Faith. National Honor Society projects for the year included tutoring, car washes, and candy sales. Of icers were Norine Daugherty, president; Tony Feagin, Vice-President: Kathy Smith, Secretary; and Linda Gi- vand, treasurer. Mr. Pugh is the advisor. Black Culture Club, the advisorship of Mr. led by President, Tommy Murphy; also under Pugh, was Vice-President Perrise Chapman: Secretary Linda Givand; and Treasurer Gloria Williams. Ac- tivities included bake sales and ances. The academic challenge team this year was made up of Patricia Dollish, Dan Lanthorne, Jerry Fliger, and Dean Parsons. Miss Papenhausen is the team’s advisor. The Key Club sponsored the an- nual Relays Dance and a sno-cone sale at North Lake Park on Memorial Day. Heading the group were Mike Gibson, president; Steve Kemp, Vice-President: Nick Riondh, Secretary; Doug Hazen, treasurer; and Dave Gross, advisor. The German Club, advised by Mr. Nephew, held a big banquet at the San-Dar this year. Officers were President, Norine Daugherty; Vice-President, Robert Zahn; Secretary, David DeVine; and Treasurer, Melanie Bernhardt. SASEART CLASS OF tar + 1% Clubs raid Sponsor = 14m = Many Projects Opposite Page, Top: Black Culture Club. Middle Left: Key Clubbers clown around at a meeting. Middle Right: Red Cross. Bottom: German Club. This Page, Top: National Honor Society. Middle Left: Academic Challenge. Middle Right: Key Club. Bottom: Bible Club. 67 70 This Page, Top: Manhigan Editorial Staff. Middle Left: Troy Conroy works on a layout. Middle Right: Robyn Collins puts her pa ge together. Bottom: Editor Kristine Anderson pastes up her page. Opposite Page, Top: Leo Lawhorn works on the senior issue. Middle Left: Stan Hoke types up his copy. Middle Right: Publications Business Staff. Bottom: Hyphonerian Staff. School Year Reviewed The yearbook staff, under the leadership of Alec Demoise, editor, worked with the business staff in collecting ads and selling books this year. They also attended a workshop sponsored by the Taylor Publishing Company on September 25 to learn more about yearbook production and design. Nick Brandt headed the sports section, and Vicki Danas oversaw events. Wendi Poth was in charge of underclassmen, while Lisa Lewis, Diana Maglott, and Jeff Strubhar shared the responsibility for seniors. Dianne Pollock was typist. Kristine Anderson was editor-in-chief of the Hyphonerian. Other editorial p. « tions were held by Karen Steele, Karl Schroeder, Dan A’ ims, Julie Owens, Robyn Collins, Cheri Etzwiler, Debbi Anderson, Mary Quinn, Ed Weidle, Barb Speelman, Leo Lawhorn, and Jenny Smith. Melanie Bernhardt was the business manager. This year’s staff was accepted into Quill and Scroll International Jour- nalism Society. Vocational Clubs Learn Life’s Work This Page, Top: Auto VICA. Middle Left: John Jackson works on a radio. Middle Right: Mr. Stallard’s OWE. Bot- tom Left: Mr. Lutz's OWE, Bottom Right: Ed Baxter takes it easy. Opposite Page, Top Left: Andy Cullen and his partner work in the auto shop. Top Right: Nobody rests in the auto shop. Middle: Machine shop VICA. Bottom: Electronics VICA. The Auto VICA, advised by Mr. Olivieri and Mr. Ammons, sold candy and held a tune up special. Officers were President Joe Rosenberger, Vice President Bill Barker, Secretary Wayne Fisher, and Treasurer Bob Pettit. Heading the Machine VICA were Gary Crawford, president; Larry Dean, Vice-President; Jeff Branch, secretary; Sharon Ward, treasurer; and Mr. Cook, advisor. They sold candy and class jackets to earn their trip to Dearborn. Electronics VICA, under Mr. Smith, also sold candy to earn their trip. Officers were Randy Hedrick, president; Mike White, Vice-President; James Ousley, treasurer; Tim Back, sergeant-at-arms; and Rick Minard, colorade. Mr. Stallards’ OWE group had two car washes and decorated the locker room for playoff games. Officers were President John Johnson, Vice- President Eddie Hoskinson, and Secretary John Nip. Mr. Lutz’s OWE group was headed by President Kim Mack, Vice-President Donna Lowe, and Secretary Tamara Chinn. They put on a Christmas show for pre-schoolers. 73 Ww . See ee Students Give Office Help This year, students were assisting in various of- fices during free periods or study halls. Monitors worked in the main office, attendance office, counselor's office, and Mr. Black’s office. They delivered passes, filled mailboxes and helped with any jobs that needed to be done. Library aides checked books in and out for students, put books back on the shelves, and aided librarians. Students assisted Mr. Sauder in the book store by helping to sell supplies before school. The chess club this year had no officers, but organized just to have fun playing chess. They held a tournament late in the year and learned many new strategies. Opposite Page, Top: Library aides. Middle Left: Mr. Black’s office monitors. Middle Right: Chess Club. Bottom: Main office monitors. This Page, Top Left: Lori Simmons and Todd Hudson work in the bookstore. Top Right: Couselors’ office monitors. Bot- tom: Attendance office monitors. 75 76 Classes Have Busy Year This year’s graduating class was led by officers Roscoe Bryant, President; Barry Lewis Vice- President; Pat Dollish, Secretary; and Melanie Bernhardt as Treasurer. The class made money for the prom with their annual orange sale, two dances, a senior T-shirt sale, a few bake sales and car washes. The class was advised by Mrs. Kohutek and Mr. Lull. The Class of '82 sponsored homecoming and had a successful dance featuring a DJ from G98. The Juniors’ other major money making project was the sale of Spicer Pizza Kits. Officers were Patti McCam- bridge, Secretary; Karen Metz, Vice-President; Kevin Elkins, President; and Kathy Scheets, Treasurer. The class was advised by Mr. Gross and Mrs. Moore. The Class of 83 was advised by Mr. Goode and Miss George. Of- ficers were Darren Jackson, Presi- dent; Ann Earley, Vice-President: Samantha Roe, Secretary; and Becky Lewis, Treasurer. The Freshman class was advised by Mr. Mudra. Officers were Mar- va Sewell, President; Traci McNeil, Vice President; Lynn Kochheiser, Treasurer; and Julie Schoeder, Secretary. Student Government was advis- ed by Mrs. Mudra. They held the elections of the queens and all class elections. They also held the annual J. C. Gorman assembly. They also held a few car washes and a Christmas food drive for the needy. Officers were Don Dixon, Presi- dent; but due to unforeseen medical problems Vice-President Kristine Anderson stepped in. Jeff Croghan was treasurer, and Jenny Smith secretary. Opposite Page, Top: Senior Class Ex- ecutive Committee. Middle: Junior Class Executive Committee. This Page, Top: Commencement, the last and most important project for the seniors. Mid- dle Left: Sophomore Class Executive Committee. Middle Right: Student Government. Bottom Left: Freshman Class Executive Committee. Bottom Right: Homecoming is the biggest pro- ject for juniors. Choirs Have Rewarding Year This Page, Middle Left: Ms. Shafer works with the choir. Mid- dle Right: MHS Concert Choir. Bottom: Tenor-Bass Chorus. Opposite Page, Top: Women’s Chorus. Middle Left: Freshman Choir. The choirs, under the direc- tion of Michele Shafer, had a very rewarding year. Selected members of the Concert Choir went to Ohio State University to participate in the All-Ohio Choral Workshop on October 13th. The Vocal Music Dept. sponsored an all day workshop with Malabar on November 12. All of the choirs participated in a Winter Concert and the Chorus Tenor-Bass Group were asked to perform at the American Choral Directors Association. On January 23rd, Malabar and Mansfield Senior Vocal Music Departments sponsored a Jr. High Orientation to get mid- dle school students interested in music. Twenty-nin e solos, eight ensembles, and the first Chamber Choir participated in State Solo and Ensemble Con- test, earning high ratings. The Choirs received a rating of superior at district contest in March and went on and earned superior ratings in state contest also. Bake sales and candy sales helped fund these events. The Concert Choir was headed by Co-Presidents Rachel Kick and Chris Sykes. 79 80 This Page, Top: The audience rises as choir and _ orchestra members combine for the Hallelujah Chorus. Middle Right: Freshman Band. Bottom: Mr. Hall gives directions to one of his students. Opposite Page, Top: Jazz Band. Bottom: Orchestra. ——w—— See eee oe ee a Audiences Enjoy Musical Performances The Jazz Band once again gave many outstanding perfor- mances, playing at VV, the e Gorman Assembly, a_ school assembly, and at other functions in the community. The orchestra played at the Homecoming Assembly and at Class Day, and highlighted its year with the splendid Christmas Concert. Spirit was kept high by the Pep Band at all home basketball games. The Freshman Band members worked hard develop- ing their musical talents in preparation for the many events they will have during their years at Senior High. The Tyger Band, under the direction of Percy Hall, was very successful this year. They performed at Cedar Point in June and before large crowds at the Labor Day, Halloween and Miss Ohio parades. The band was also honored when it was invited to perform in a March- ing Band Festival held at Amherst, Ohio. Rob Fischer, Dan Fischer, Dan Adams, Barry Hall, and Dan Lanthorne were acce ted into the All-State band which performed in Cleveland at the State Convention. Rob Fischer was further honored by being accepted by the McDonald's All-American Band. He per- formed in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade and at a concert at Carnegie Hall in New York. The Majorettes and the four- teen member Flag Corps attended camp in August and won trophies for their performances. Concert and Symphonic bands participated in district and state competition and won superior ratings in both. Band officers this year were Bob Duellman, president; Norine Daugherty, Vice- president; Linda Lake, secretary; and Rob Fischer, treasurer. Mr. Glenn Fischer served as an assistant director this year. pA h ) V ay 4 ¥ mong ee iY) ni I eK) xy Mn x x i 4 @? i. a gp t Ley Varsity Band Has Very Good Year Opposite Page, Middle: Woodwind sec- tion. Bottom: Brass section. This Page, Top: Percussion section. Middle Left: Majorettes. Middle Right: Flag Corps. ‘i euger sor oe : Sree ‘ ' ‘| (E | Nn I oo 2) | i Nye a is ) ms! ig ioaae 3 OK a Qt, ia Spirit Makers Enliven MSHS This Page, Top: Pep Club Executive Committee. Middle Right: Varsity cheerleaders. Bottom: Junior Varsity cheerleaders. Opposite Page, Middle Left: High steppers. Bottom: Freshman cheerleaders. 84 This year’s Spirit makers did an outstanding job keeping up the Tyger spirit. The Pep Club organized many enjoyable Pep Assemblies such as the “Hairy Leg Contest,” which was won by Coach Prats. The Highsteppers performed unique routines during Pep Assemblies and basketball half-times. During the Ninth grade basketball and football seasons the Freshman cheerleaders kept the Tyger pride gleaming. The Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders at- tended the U.S.C.A. Cheerleading Clinic during the summer. The Junior Varsity Squad placed in the top 10 and the Varsity placed fourth in the overall com- petition. Varsity Captain, Lori Simmons and Co- Captain, Brenda Brown, along with the rest of the Varsity Squad, cheered the Tyger basketball team on- to a Buckeye Conference win. The Spirit-makers per- formed with excellence through the entire 1980-81 season. 86 Jennifer Fuller Mike Gamble Julie Garove Mary Green Brian Gregory Laurie Griggs Katreena Grimes Eric Groff Emma Grubbs Jeff Guill Steve Hackworth Carla Hairston D an Hall Shelly Hall Kristy Haller Connie Hamm Bobby Hardin Steve Hardin Joseph Harless James Harris Fred Harris Toi Hatch Kathy Hayes Mark Haynes Lori Hazlett Paula Hedge Kim Hershberger Reginald Hess Barb Higginbotham Gaydine Hildebrand 92 Lisa Hindman Bobby Hines William Hoffman Ellen Holbrook Brian Horsley Jimmy Hoskins Becky Hoskinson Brent Howard Chris Howard Gina Howard John Howard Troy Howard Cindy Howell Scott Huffman Tom Ice Robin Isaac Wes Jackson Ben James ee a a Liz Jeffries Leann Johns Everette Johnson Gary Jones Robert Jones Agnes Karl Renee Kash Mary Kegley Mark Kemp Emily Kick David King Sharon King Joseph Kingman Mary Knipp Lynn Kochheiser Steve Konstantinidis Ann Kracker Luann Krichbaum Donald Lawhorn Lynn Leadingham Alice Lee Jim Lee Suazanne Lee Tim Lee Mike Lewis Amy Lindenberg Dianne Loveland Kris Lutz Tonya Mabe Ivan Mack Mark McBride Velisha McClurg Melinda McCormack 93 94 « Mary McGathey Mike McMillan Traci McNeil John Maglott Melody Manley Paul Manlet Doris Marshall Rhonda Mathews Ted Mayo Cathy Meehan Amy Meenach Cindy Medrano Kathy Metz Sue Molson Danette Moore Angela Morris Keitha Morris Brenda Murphy Karla Murphy David Myers Robin Myers Shellie Myers Tim Myers Tacey Myers Quinn Nall Joe Neal Terry Neal Carla Norris Tammi Olson Brenda Oswalt Chery] Oswalt Wally Owens Chery] Pace Phyllis Parker Mike Perry Tony Peterson Bobby Petitt Sharon Plair Jennie Porch Don Pullem Mamie Kay Ramsay Regina Restelli Donna Richards Terry Richards Danielle Riggleman Shuan Riley Richard Risner Cindy Roberts Lindy Roberts Arnold Rose Cindy Rose Fred Rose Rhonda Rowe Halden Sabri Melanie Salyers David Sand Maria Sheurer Julie Schroeder Ricky Scruggs Fred Sergent 96 Ella Setser Marva Sewell Vicki Shafer Wendy Sharp John Sheetz Virginia Sheetz Diana Shepherd Randy Simmons Charles Skaggs Theresa Skipwith Rhonda Slaughter Starla Smith Titus Smith Tracy Smith Lavelle Snelling Deanna Sparks Brian Speelman Vicki Speigle Rhonda Spence Angie Spencer Karla Stambaugh Chris Stanish Robert Stanley Tammy Stegall Rodney Stephens Billy Stevens Darren Stevens Becky Stewart Patty Stiteler Richie Storms Tonya Studer Greg Surber Robin Swanger Brent Taylor John Taylor Jerry Totman Kevin Taylor Andy Trumpower Sherri Turner Becky Utt Rennette VanEtten Dana Violet Patrick Vulgamore Chaver Waters Stacey Waddell Lisa Webb Geoff Weber Adam Wellington Jada Welshonse Kathy Wharton Susan Wharton Lisa White Lori Williams Lorie Williams Charlie Wingler Robbie Workman Violet Workman Kenny Wright 97 100 Robin Abernathy Chris Adams Gloria Allen Kim Back David Baker Mark Bazilone Jean Baxter Rod Beatty Karen Belcher Cathy Bell Bill Benjamin Cathy Bishop Debbie Bishop Terry Bishop Timberly Blaising Diana Blevins Chris Bogolis Maureen Boyer Tim Bradrick Crystal Bridges Bryon Britt Andrea Brooks Marie Brown Eric Bullock Paul Burghard Wayne Bundy Robby Burriss William Cantlebarry Debbie Carcione Vince Carmel Brenda Carroll Diann Caudill Joey Caudill Donald Cheek Todd Clark Sue Cline John Collins Ron Conard Pam Conners Joe Copley Ron Corn Guy Cornell Mike Cotton Sherri Craig Derrick Crawford Jeff Croghan Don Crose Tricia Crotty Sylvia Curry Roy Damron Rena Daniels Kathy Davis Juli DeVine Todd DeVoe 101 102 Tom Dillon Mitchell Dingus Steve Dollish Ann Earley Donnie Eatmon Ronnie Eatmon William Clow Aimee Erdenberger Amy Essex Cindy Etzel Kimberly Evans Kevin Everson Regina Fannin Sharon Farragher Judy Faulkner Rose Feaglin Ben Ferguson Vanessa Fisher Chester Fidler Jeff Fliger Rhonda Floro Curtis Fox Becki Francis Willis Francis Lisa Frontz Glenda Frye Angie Gardner Kim Garn Christy Gibson Patricia Givand Teresa Griffea Jamie Griggs Annette Grillo John Grubbs Vernon Hairston Belinda Hall Donald Haynes Gerald Haynes Todd Hencye Marvin Holbrook Gay Holmes Kimberly Hoskins Edward Hoskinson Mary Hudgens Todd Hudson Darren Jackson Teri Jacobs Gina Jessee Ben Johnson Sandra Johnson Stevie Johnson Cindy Jones 103 104 Enola Key Tommy Kiah Leniece King Mark King Dewey Kiser Tim Kittelberger Kenith Knight Cathy Knipp Kelley Koppert Barry Kuenkele Lora Kulka Jeanetta Lamb Mike Lane Lisa Lanning Amy Lawhorn James Lawhorn Lisa Leadingham Dawn Lee Juanita Lee Craig Leedom Becky Lewis Carl Lewis Darita Lewis Brad Loescher Pam Louden Sandra Lowe Kim Lutx Lee Lyons Nina Lykins Cheryl Mabry Tim McCabe Jeff McKinney Tom McMillen Jim Marcum Stephanie Marsh Mary Marshall Terri Martin Louis Mason Robert Maxwell Lori Meenach Dee Mehl Joan Miller Melissa Miller Dennis Minard Claudia Molson Cynthia Morgan Myron Moton Mer! Mount 105 106 Michael Murphy Denise Myers Kevin Nore Candy Norris Walt Norris Donna O'Shields Brenda Owens Michelle Owens Beth Parker Tammy Parsons Dalton Paxson James Perry Lowell Peters Terry Peters Cheri Pifer Mari Porterfield Ben Rachel Diana Rachel Sean Ragsdale Angie Rayburn Shawn Regula Sherry Richards Carmen Richter Richard Richwine Ronda Rigsby Jennifer Roane Samantha Roe Joan Rogers John Rohrer Scott Rollins Angie Rose Roslyn Rosenberger David Roy Raymond Roy Barb Russell Rodney Schmidt Sally Schrader Paul Schroeder Karen Sealey Marlene Setser Kathy Seymour David Shade 107 108 Tamar Shelton Sandy Shifflet Steve Sidle Lona Slaughter Sherry Smallstey Jerry Smith Melvin Smith Paul Smith Tawn Smith Wendell Smith Ray Snelling Raylene Spann Beth Staples Ed Stevens James Stevens Timothy Stevens Tim Stillion Ron Storms Tony Surber Trudy Swanger Orlando Tackett Bobby Taylor Sandra Taylor Steven Taylor Tina Thomas James Thomopson Chris Ticknor Tim Timmer Joy Tolliver Donna Totman Angela Tynch Anita Vasquez Brinda Vasquez Chery] Vipperman Maureena Vollmer Rhonda Ward Pete Webb Carmie Webb Keith White John Wilburn Cornell Williams Gloria Williams Marianne Wiseman Terrence Witcher ph FA) eee ww 109 112 Dan Adams Cheryl Allen Debbi Anderson Brett Andrews Debbie Arbutina Becky Ash Melanie Ash Sherry Bailey Jeff Ball Rod Banks Brenda Barrett Stephen Barretta Dave Bauer Becky Bauhs Tony Baum Richard Baxley Leslie Benedict Jim Bishop Larry Bishop Delarcy Black Tenette Blaising Laura Blevins Sherry Brinley Clara Brown Jeff Brufladt Mark Brumm Barry Burriss Margot Butts Teresa Cains Tim Cains Tony Carmel Donna Carney Tammy Chinn Kathy Clay Lisa Coffey Alphy Collins Robyn Collins Michelle Colvin Mike Colvin 113 114 Troy Conroy Mark Constance Jackie Cox Nadene Crank Andrew Cullen Lewanda Curry David Craft Maura D'Alessandro Valarie Daniels Paul Darson Danny Davis Kevin Davis Wendy Davis Jennifer Dawson Larry Dean Linda DeVine James Dingus Gary Divelbiss ’ “Mu ehhAbAAGY Robert Downs Brian Earley Kathy Elkins Kevin Elkins Chris Elswick Steve Etzel V.V. Evans Dan Fischer Jerry Fliger Kevin Foster Michael Fout Noah Fraley Dennis Franklin Dan Gaston Karen Gaston Britt Gerrell Sonya Giffin Kim Goodwin LA% 115 116 Regina Green Jeff Gregory Don Griffith Bob Griggs Todd Grogg James Gushard Richard Gwin Suzanne Gwin Darry] Hairston George Hall Margaret Hall Clarence Harris Paul Henderson Alice Henry Holly Heston Jamie Hilliard Mary Hines Brent Howard Lucretia Howard Tammy Howell Margie Hriesik LaDonna Ingle William Inman Keith Isaac Jackie Ivey John Jackson Mark Jackson Eugene Johnson Marvin.Johnson James Jones Sue Jones Thomas Keller Shevelle Kiah Tim Kilgore Donna Kiser Scott Kochheiser Barbara Kopcial Robin Kragick Teresa Leech Brenda Lemaster 117 118 Tammy Lewis Carol Likes Chery] Likes Sue Logan Robin Lowe Donna Lowe Darnita Luttrell Kim Mack Regina Marberry Mike Marks Sam Marvicsin Patti McCambridge Sharon McGlothlin Scott McLaughlin Jerry McQuillen Karen Metz Mike Middleton Mark Miller Sherry Moran: Pam Moore , Raymond Moore Thom Murphy Cindy Myers Freddie Newbern Georgia Norris Cathy Offmiss Neil O'Neal Donna Owens Krystal Owens Theresa Owens — ews ————— Denise Page Latonya Palmer Laura Parker Dean Parsons Russ Penney Rob Pittman Larry Plaster Debbie Pollock Jeff Porch Greg Potts Mary Quinn Michael Rachel Katrina Raitch Michelle Rawls Becki Rice Forrest Richards Dennis Roberts Becky Rose 119 August Salyers Gary Sampsei Kathy Scheets Karl Schroeder Jocelyn Scott Charles Scruggs Carla See Steve Selby Alan Sell Cindy Shafer Ken Sharp Mike Shifflet Kim Sholaya Doug Smart Ken Smith Janice Spertzel Tonya Spillman Donna Starcher Jeff Steele Bev Stiteler Erica Sturts Celinda Swanger Marlene Sweeney Rhonda Sylvester Barb Taylor Earl Taylor Laurrie Taylor Brenda Thompson Charles Thompson Gary Thompson 120 Scott Thompson Jacqueline Todd Mary Trumpower Mark Tufts Bob VanDorn Becky Walter Ed Weidle Tamela White Randy Wilkinson L. B. Williams JoAnn Wilson Stephanie Wilson Keith Yarman Tony Yetzer Debbie Yohman Lelia Yonts Carla Zornes 121 Jeff Strubhar Diana Maglott Lisa Lewis Lief Re UW = Vernathy whock ane. Le d. = Mberts pr: S Krishine SF jee ulecion lh Fie eB duery ad a) hy = dh. Back Glen by i, Prnber i mi Pie o Athhen s§ barnkil Marcy A. Bebaer Cheryl A. Billingsley 2 BY Bivens ae 124 Wayne Abernathy — DECA 12. Dora Bargo — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 12; “Seeds of Suspicion” 10. Bill Barker — Auto VICA 12. Rick Baughman — Electronics 11; DCT 12 Chery! Billingsley — Choir 10, 11, 12: Girls’ Glee 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10: Plays 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Manhigan 12 Carla Black — Pep Club 10: Girls’ Glee 11; Black Culture Club 10, 11, 12; DECA 12. Shannon Bradshaw — Football 10, 11, 12: Key Club 19, 11; Office Monitor 11; Class Representative 10, 11, 12. wii, 12; Class Executive Commit- ge Monitor 11, 12; Publications rama Club 12 (Secretary). ball 10, 11. 1, 12; DCT 12; Office Monitor 12. d 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Jazz nd 10, 11; Machine VICA 12 Nick Brandt — Football 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Wresti- ing 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Baseball 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 1, 12 (Secretary 12); Office Monitor 12; Manhigan 11, 12 (Sports Editor 12). Dinah Brookins — Student Council 11, 12; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 12; Black Culture Club 11, 12; Pom Pom Girl 11; 1OE 11; COE 12. Carla f Blach Fredrick dé: Blackwell, d : Wary WM, Bowles Brenda Ws Pradshaw Sannon Bradshaw Viikolas ae Brandt Dinah aes Brookins 125 Gada ae fs toh 5 pe Judith ie Bundy ET ound c Burge any C Burger pr Stephen ms Cates J crmiie oe i hapman Angie - Cr (a, barbara L. Cobb af Se 1 3 Cobt Robin wa) Coches Peis na Black Judy Bundy — Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Girls’ Glee 10; Student Government 10, 11, 12; OE Steno 11 (President); AOS 12 (Vice-President); Black Culture 11, 42; National Honor Society 12; Red Cross 12; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 12. Steve Calver — Tennis 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Or- chestra 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Science Fair 12; German Club 10, 11 (Vice-President 11); National Honor Society 12; Band Council 12. Perrise Chapman — Volleyball 10, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Black Culture 10, 11, 12; (Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12); |OE Steno 11 (Treasurer); AOS 12; Red Cross 10. Barbara Cobb — Bla ment 10, 11; Red Cro 10; Manhigan 12. Culture 10, 11; Student Govern- 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Club Robin Cochran — National Honor Society 11, 12; Stu- dent Government 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Commit- tee 10, 11, 12; Offi Monitor 11, 12; Publications Business Staff 10, 11, 2; Drama Club 12 (Secretary). Tammy Conard — Softball 10, 11. Bob Conn — Band 10,f11, 12; DCT 12; Office Monitor 12. Gary Crawford — Ba Band 11, 12; Pep (President). 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Jazz nd 10, 11; Machine VICA 12 Donna a Collins Tammy 25 Conard Bl one Lisa af. Crothers ieaee eg Crotty Fred Cushard Uae i Danas | fo es Daugherty Treci Crotty — Hypho Business Staff 11, 12; Office Ménitor 10, 11; COE 12 (Vice-President); Student ernment 10, 11; Class Executive Committee 11. Vicki Danas — Publications Business Staff 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Manhigan 11, 12 (Section Edi 12); Class Executive Committee 11, 12; Office Monitor 12; Drama Club 12 (Treasurer); Pep Club 10. Norine Daugherty — Band 10, 11, 12; Band Council 12 (Vide-President); Orchasise 14,12;3ep Band 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10. 12; Homecoming Committee—1T;-Protit Decorations ‘Chairman 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12 (President 12); German Club 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 10, 11, President. 12); Varsity Varieties 12 (Assistant Director); Wrestling Stat 10; Publications Business Staff 11, 12; Scholarship Tests 10, 81; Science Fair 12. iN 127 pobknna G.- avis Mavis Re slamiavie avid Zo De Vine on os Lingus Patricia A, Lollesh john Wy DLorsey Robert B py m e Ann ette MU Ebea pachie 2), Ct Laisich Johnna Davis — AOS 12 (President). Alec Demoise — Varsity Varieties 10, 11, 12 (Stage Manager 11, Producer 12); Manhigan 11, 12 (Photographer 11, Editor 12); “Good Morning, Miss Dove” 11; “Arsenic and Old Lace” 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Office Monitor 12. David DeVine — Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Jazz Band 12; Class Executive Committee 12; Varsity Varieties 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12: Pep Band 11, 12. Pat Dollish — Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 11, 12); Academic Challenge 11, 12 (Captain 11); Civic Day 11 (Director of Personnel); Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11; Science Research Day 10, 12; Varsity Varieties; National Honor Society 11, 12; Manhigan 12; German Club 10, 11. Bob Dueliman — Student Government 11; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 10, 11, 12 (Class President 11); Band Council 11, 12 (President 12); Curriculum Advisory Committee 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Or- chestra 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11; Varsity Varieties 10, 12; Junior Achievement 12. Julie Erdenberger — Band 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Or- chestra 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 11, 12: Civic Day 11. Kenneth Everson — Red Cross 10; Black Culture 10, 11, 12; Band 10. 11. Mark Faulkner — Football 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11; Auto VICA 11, 12. Rob Fischer — Track 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10; Varsity Varieties 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Band Council 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Class Executive Com- mittee 10, 11, 12; Publications Business Staff 10, 11. Jacquelyn Fliger — Choir 10, 11, 12; DCT 12. Greg Gary — Band 10, 11; Drama 12; Homecoming Escort 12. il - 12 Mike Gibson — Football 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, (President 12); Varsity Varieties 10, 1%; Track 10; Office Monitor 10, 11; Wrestling 11; Manhigan 12; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 10, 11, 12. julia We Erdenberger Timothy W. pans By Aes ps Cvation ana We avers Kobert R Fischer pacquely n Br 4) Higer errr, AA YOOO Shell, R. Tox Cynthia af. Frankia ah aura P Garove Gregory 2 Gary Danie BY ‘ Gibson 7 Vich wel ay.) IGibs on Linda Givand — Cheerleader 10; Volleyball 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12 (Co-captain 12); Track 10, 11, 12 (Tri-captain 12); Black Culture 11, 12 (Secretary 12); National Honor Society 12 (Treasurer); Class Executive Committee 11, 12; Varsity Varieties Publicity 12; Civic Day 11, 12 (Law Director 11 and Councilman 12); Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12 (Co-captain 12); Band Council 11, 12. James Gruber — Auto VICA. Trudy Hall — Girls’ Glee 11, 12; Choir 11, 12. Sherry RS ie Gibson edo ec Givand Aten = Goodwin Melinda A. Graber pames -s Gruber rudy D. Hall eShaiae We JO eT, Pebfrey oe eke: Loug las aA). 1 Doug Hazen — Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Office Monitor 11. April Spicer Heckert — 1OE 11; COE 12. Kathy Hempfield — Choir 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Of- fice Monitor 11; Class Executive Committee 11; “Millie, the Beautiful Working Girl” 11; “Sagebrush Sal” 11; “Good Morning, Miss Dove” 11; “Impromptu” 12. Rick Hencye — Band 10, 11; DE 11, 12. Lisa Heston — Tennis 10, 11, 12; Office Monitor 19, 4, 12. , Russell Holmes — Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10,44 12 (Co-captain 12); Band 10, 11, 12; Black Culture. r Kim Holt — Black Culture Il; 1OE Clerk Wi (Vice- President); AOS 12. Br, an a ; ss pi ae Vs Ver da ig x Modi Ls = Maa Bi = eink ay V x Woe a Athlon S d, Hempfield oe hard mY ie = Hencye pr pokn nle Weis EEA athis 7, Y, ] 4 Host, on pam Ce Se Hoff an Kussell C olmas Kaki Sods Kusty he Hooper 131 Jacquebne S Moshinssr | 1 Ne ae | Debbie Sachsen Gack a df. Pefferson Wlona me és ; Jesse Jaqueline Po K. pones aa 1 s = Kemp Whark e Ns Knapp Wie hael ? és Knapp Larry WwW iz Kososhy poseph 7, ] a ey et icahe an “Lok 132 Jackie Hoskinson — Flag Corps 11, 12 (Captain 12); Band 10, 11, 12; Softball 11; Nursing Assistant 12. Troy Hudson — Auto VICA 11, 12. Debbie Jackson — Track 10; 1OE Clerk 11; Black Culture 11; Student Government 12; Office Monitor 12; Library Aide 11; Ticket Office 12; Treasurer's Office 12; AOS 12. Jamery Jennings — Student Goverment 11. Mona Jessee — Civic Day 10, 11, 12; Student Government Executive Committee 11, 12; Red Cross 12; Drama Club 12; Plays 12; J. C. Gorman Committee 11, 12. Jackie Jones — Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Bookstore 11; J. C. Gorman Queen 12. Brenda Keaton — DE 11; DCT 12. Steve Kemp — Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Key Club 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Class Vice-President 10. Joseph Lacey — DCT 12 (President). Linda Lake — Band 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 12); Class Ex- ecutive Committee 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Office Monitor 10. Dan Lanthorne — Academic Challenge 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10; All-State Band 12; Scholarship Tests 11; Jazz Band 11, 12; Or- chestra 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Band Council 11, 12; Pep Band 12. Rosa Larck — Band 10, 11, 12; Majorette 10. Leona Lawhorn — COE 12. Barry Lewis — Band 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10, 11; Class Vice-President 12; Pep Band 11; Civic Day 11, 12. Lisa Lewis — Band 10, 11, 12; Manhigan 12 (Senior Editor). Gary a bs et meee BS EE La al path inks Kosa oh. Larch bruce A, sl awhors Whitchell DI Fe Barry i hows Dann ae slows ala ae Sages Loretta J. Littleton 133 Dannte a ay Loyd Christopher ae Whack aes We Mag lott obs Rk Majors Michelle Whartin Catherine R. MeLermott Valente A. MeGathey ane Wellott Kimberly a Willer Komal ais J Vinwtch II ba rbra a 7, ], outa def prey - i] ]. orey Chris Mack — Junior Achievement 10; Football 11; Ten- nis 10; Black Culture 11; Vocational Drafting 11. Diana Maglott — Manhigan 12 (Seniors Editor). Mandy Martin — COE 12 (President). Valorie McGathey — Majorette 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Band 10, 11, 12; Nurses Assistant 12. Ricky Minard — Football 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12). Ronald Minnich — Choir 10, 11, 12. Jeff Morey — Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Key Club 12. Jackie Morgan — Track 10; Red Cross 12; Black Culture 12. Tom Murphy — Football 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Men’s Glee 10; Black Culture 11, 12 (President 12); Student Government 11. Faith Oney — Band 10, 11, 12; Majorette 11, 12; Hypho 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 12 (Treasurer). pacquelyn pS i Morgan Wiawin R Worvis Douglas W Wosier Charles Yall payne ke (Hele poe R O ‘Shields pames ay, fi Onsley Bry an fi 4 Ces 3 pu Z e A. Cle PS Joe O'Shields — Class Executive Committee 12; Elec- tronics VICA 11, 12 (Secretary 11, Advisor 12). James Ousley — Electronics VICA 11, 12 (Treasurer 12). Bryant Owens — Basketball 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Black Culture 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 11; Student Government 11, 12. Julie Owens — Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Glee 11; Choir 12; Chorus TB 12; Manhigan 12; Hypho 11, 12 (Girls’ Sports and News Editor 12). 135 Sandy é. Cia es Cie 279) Pennington esl A. Peppers Ends m JK Pilers Whichels Pa si y i chiwhivn Stephen B i of Waar 2 ee We Pollock Z L wane Fe K. f 7th Varle n da a of he da ba ugh Teddy Owens — DCT 12. Leslie Peppers — Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. Brenda Peters — Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Class Executive Committee 12; German Club 10, 11. Jeff Phenneger — DCT 12 Steve Poliman — Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Office Monitor 10, 11, 12; Manhigan 11, 12. Dianne Pollock — Manhigan 12; Office Monitor 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Red Cross 10; Class Executive Committee 10. 136 Wendi Port — Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12: National Honor Society 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Hypho Business Staff 11; Manhigan 11, 12 (Underclassmen Editor 12); Band Council 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12. Beth Ramsay — Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Manhigan 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Band Council 12; Varsity Varieties 12. Renatha Ray — Band 10; Red Cross 12; Track Stat and Manager 11; Black Culture 12; Student Government 12; Class Executive Committee 12. Kevin Ringold — Pep Club 10; Red Cross 12; Band 12. ; AOS 12 Jackie Rooks — OE 11 (Secretary); 0 : (Secretary); Black Culture 12; Treasurer's sepals Ticket Office 12; Class Executive Committee Pp Club 10; Girls’ Glee 10; Varsity Varieties 11. Laura Russell — Manhigan 11; Choir 11, 12; DECA 12 (Secretary-Treasurer). Malcum Salyers — DECA 12. Linda Sampsel — Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 12. . 11, 12; Class Diane Selby — Band 10, 11, 12; Tygerette 11, 14; : Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 11; Plays 12; J.A. 10; Flag Corps 11, 12; AOS 12. Shelly Sertell — Tennis 10, 11, 12; Manhigan 12; Office Monitor 12; Class Executive Committee 10. Debra Seymour — Tennis 10; Basketball 10, 12; Volleyball 11; Softball 10, 11, 12. Delh At. l$Wamsat | Beth A. Kamsay Senatha . Nae | er eae Oe Ye Pee = K. kde Yo ees = Ab. Koei tn pacquelin R Poke Sp ie A LA Kae al aad af Keissell Bee a K. Sampsel Dijaite 7, Selby Shelly L Sertell 2Dijheg é; Seymour Wali L Scare te 137 Lori Simmons — Bookstore 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 11; Cheerleader 11, 12 (Captai : i tose a (Captain 12); National Honor Jennifer Smith — Student Government 10, 11, 12 woerony a Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Class ive Committee 11, 12; Pe Hyphonerian 12. ca ee Kathy Smith — German Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12 (Secretary 12); Pep Band 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Manhigan 12; Class Executi i 1, . ve Commit ; Civic Day 11; Science Fair 12. pci: Sherry Stevens Smith — Band 10, 11, 12. Mark Stamper — Student Government 10. ye teu VA af) Seymour - 7, Sieve | Bs SG amball Cae @, hae es J 1 Ly Kich A Shocks Postnie yd Shepherd BP aan ws : ar anes jennifer aes er, I Kathy BY i | Tavlath Sacth 38 Carla Stidham — COE 12; J. C. Gorman Court 12; Homecoming Court 11. Karen Swanger — Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11. Barb Speeiman — Pep Club 10; Hyphonerian 11, 12 (page editor 12). Anthony Springfield — Basketball 10, 11, 12; Black Culture 12. Juli Stricker — Softball 10; Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Civic Day 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 12); Student Government 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 11, 12; “Little Women” 10; “Foiled by an Innocent Maid” 11; “Arsenic and Old Lace” 12; Drama Club 12; “Sagebrush, Sal 11; “Good Morning Miss Dove” 11; “You're a Goog Man, Charlie Brown” 10; Programs 11, 12; All-Ohio ary Show 12. Joyce Stuht — National Honor Society 11, 12; Girig’ State 11; Scholarship Tests 10, 11; Student Government Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 12; Hypho Business Staff 11, 12. Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Pep Club 10; Youth Science Representative 11. Chris Sykes — Football 10, 11, 12; Black Culture 11, 12. Choir 10, 11, 12 (President 12); Varsity Vari 8 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Class Executive Committee 12. Sherry SS oes Snith i Ant hony A Springfield Se is = d. ies per Y Sherry i Sa Pay karen = d, Ry oA peer A rsh ae ee Ber erly . o SHA 7 on pulé Rk se her ; peffrey oa eS nchhar Soyce D. Staht sf Kaper a Swanger GC hristopher Sykes 139 140 Aama hackelt Kiem arte Taylor Candy sh Kory = 7 | Lo) Gee Bg PON A ‘Ss _ Thompson 7 Ser e R Tibbs Bs Watthew lads Mark WL. Vance Loug ft 5 “ae Uy, yperman Uronica ae Wade iain af Ward sh Vi hat Z L Ui te Fred Thomas — Track 11; Black Culture 10, 11; Student Goverment 10, 11; Pep Club 10. Sharon Timms — Student Government 10. Leonard Waddell — Tennis 10, 11, 12; Black Culture 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Class Executive Com- mittee 12. Sharon Ward — National Honor Society 12; Machine VICA 12 (Treasurer). Paul Webb — Baseball 10. Mike White — Electronics VICA 11 12 (Vice-President 12). Mary Yaney — 10E 11; COE 12. Robert Zahn — Student Government Executive Com- mittee 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Chess Club 10, 11, 12; Ger- man Club 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Science Fair 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Red Cross 11, 12 (Treasurer 11, President 12); National Honor Society 11, 12; Academic Challenge 12. Barry Hall — Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12: Publications Photographer 10, 11, 12; Hypho Business Staff 10, 11; Homecoming Committee 11; Scholarship Tests 10, 11; Boys’ State 11; Band Council 12. Tyla ws) Wiheins Dora Wise Wilkams Mary C Yaney Thomas ys Yates Kobert es Zahn David Bs Boyd Henry W. Garrett Fi Ge Rachel 4. Kick Rachel Kick — Orchestra 10, 11; Jazz Band 11; “Little Women” 10; “Sagebrush Sal” 11; “Arsenic and Old Lace” 12; Varsity Varieties 10, 11, 12 (Director 12); Choir 11, 12 (President 12); Drama Club Historian 12. Melanie Bernhardt — Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 140, 11, 12; Choir 10, 12; Rock Choir 10; Publications Business Staff 10, 11, 12 (Manager 12); German Club 11, 12 (Treasurer 11, 12); Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Quill and Scroll 12. Perry Pondexter — Track 10; Student Government 12. 141 y ], . ts nte + pa handt Barbara A. Ga bbe ell ab wid Sp Daily Pehf gs d. Elder perry R Lilt obon Cheryl L Wack Perry i, Pondexter Tinton Kamey Tarry a ig Kobey Henry G- Seatt Sain wd. Ut hight 142 a - bases — U mee be Wha 4 af ae NIE ag CT J aad ee eh a ee! OS a a Se iz) 4 re, ie i lt “wae 00h) ee ee | 146 Opposite page: 1. Ronald Morvai — Principal 2. Vincent Black — Assistant Principal. 3. Jennifer Morrison — Assistant Principal. 4. Marion Altman — General Math, Algebra. 5. Kaye Ammons — Auto Mechanics. 6. William Asher — Drama, Speech, English 9, Drama Club and Chess Club Advisor. 7. George Andress — Math, History, Foot- ball and Track Coach. 8. Julie Earley — LBD Program. 9. Fred Atwater — OWA. 10. Wayne Au — Geometry, Algebra, Volleyball and Softball Coach, Publica- tions Business Advisor, Football Equip- ment Manager. 11. Eleanor Beatty — French. 12. Edwin Blackford — World Geography. This page: 1. James Boor — Welding. 2. William Brown — DCT. 3. William Cahill — Physical Science. 4. Thomas Campbell — OWE. 5. William Cook — Machine Shop. 6. Jeff Davis — DE. ; 7. John Depler — Record Keeping, Business Comp, School Treasurer. 8. Roger Dressler — Driver Education. 9. Donald Barnard (not pictured) — Math, Speech. 147 148 Opposite page: 1. Dorothy Elsasser — Counselor. 2. Barbara Fairchild — English, Health, Pep Club Advisor. 3. William Flanegan — PE, Wrestling Coach. 4. Brian Garverick — Drafting, lIC. 5. Dorothy George — English 9, Advisor to Pep Club and Sophomore Class. 6. Ann Gerrell — Spanish. 7. James Goode — World Studies, Quest, Tennis Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. 9. Ann Griffin — Health, PE, Track Coach, Freshman Cheerleader Advisor. 9. Richard Groff — AOS, Business Law, Business Comp, Ticket Manager. 10. David Gross — English 10, Advisor to Manhigan, Junior Class, and Key Club. 11. John Hall — Biology, Physiology. 12. Percy Hall — Band, Orchestra. This page: 1. Carol Hane — English 9. 2. Gayle Harwood — OP, Typing. 3. Ruby Haynes — Vocational Coordinator. 4. Richard Henry — English 11, Golf Coach. 5. Richard Henson — American History. 6. Herbert Himes — Counselor. 7. Ann Kohutek — English 10, British Lit, Journalism, Advisor to Hyphonerian and Senior Class. 8. Wilbur Lanier — PE, Football, JV Basket- ball and Track Coach. 9. Margery Laughbaum — Accounting, Business Economics. 149 Opposite page: 1. Nancy Lees — IOS, Personal Typing, In- troduction to Business. . Al Leitzow — Vocational Education Supervisor. . Ann Lewis — Geometry, Algebra. 2. 3 4. 5. 6 7 Lawrence Linn — OWA. . Marilyn Losch — Home Ec., Fashion Flair, Kiddie Kamp. . Robert Lull — Biology, Physical Science, Senior Class Advisor. . James Lutz — OWE. 8. Thomas Mapes — Math, Occupational Orientation, Football Coach. 9. Dean Maul — Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science. 10. Karen Maurer — PLP Resource Teacher. This page: 1. Loretta McBride — Typing, Business Law, Business Economics, Cheerleader Advisor. 2. James McMillen — Science, Health. . John Miefert — Algebra, General Math, Football and Girls Basketball Coach. 4. Nicholas Miu — Electronics. h . Mary Margret Moore — English, Family Living, Junior Class Advisor. . Cindy Mudra — American History. . Joseph Mudra — World Studies, Amer- ican History, Freshman Class Advisor. . Kenneth Murray — Art. . Evelyn Nall — Algebra. 151 152 This page: . Frank Nephew — German, German Club. . Phillip Neuerman — COE. . James Olivieri — Auto Mechanics. . Renate Papenhausen — English 10, and 11, Academic Challenge. Lane Paullin — Power Mechanics, Welding, Machine Shop. . David Pierce — Wood Shop. . Richard Poffenbaugh — Biology, Home Horticulture, Audio-Visual Coordinator. . Margaret Powell — Home Ec., Bible Club Advisor. 9. Douglas Pugh — Great Books, Advanced Comp, English 11, National Honor Society and Black Culture Club. Opposite page: 1. Joe Prats — Alternate School, Basketball Coach. 2. Carl Raser — Counselor. 3. Loretta Raser — Hearing Impaired Eng- lish, Science, Social Studies, Math and Speech. 4. Eleanor Ryckman — Psychology, Social Problems, English 9 and 11. 5. Charles Sauder — Algebra, Trigonom- etry, College Math, Bookstore. 6. Nancy Seibert — PE, Health. 7. Michele Shafer — Choir. 8. Shirley Sidle — Librarian. 9. Curt Smith — Electronics. 10. Paul Smith — Counselor. 11. Jack Soliday — World Geography, Faculty Manager, Baseball Coach. 153 154 Opposite page: 1. Ronald Stallard — OWE, Football Coach. 2. Phil Stoodt — Attendance Coordinator. 3. Calvin Swander — Physical Science. 4.Bruce Waite — English Il, Practical Reading and Writing. 5. Halley Weaver — Math. 5. Walter White — Typing, Accounting. 7. Pam Yurysta — Photography, Art. 8. Phyllis Zimmerman — Home Ec., Foods, Living Independently. 9. Robert Hood — Study Hall, Cross Coun- try and Track Coach. 10. Gertie Eubands — Study Hall. 11. Mary Brown — lIC Aide. This page: 1. Jane Gilbert — Secretary to Mr. Morvai. 2.Grayce Harris — Secretary to Mrs. Morrison. 3. Sue Kochheiser — Secretary to Mr. Black. 4.Sally Markham — Secretary to Counselors. ’ 5. Debi Hoelzie — Secretary to Vocational Office. 6. Pearl Howard — Secretary to Mr. Stoodt. 7.Dorothy Tatgenhorst — Secretary to Library. 8. Jo Hatfield — School Nurse. 9. Custodial Staff. 10. 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