Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

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The Zanesville loss was one of coach Dean’s players’ most physical and mental losses to the team. This loss put the Tygers record at 2-4; they needed four more victories to better last season's record. Then only three. Losing to Football powerhouse Massilon 40-9 put them in a losing season 4-5, but by the foot of senior Jim Bishop, the Tygers beat Ashland 20-19 to repeat the 81 season. Tyger Awards went to Dennis Franklin, Jimo Adams award; Jim Bishop, Offensive back; Chris Elswick, Offensive line; Pete Webb, Defensive line; Brett Andrews, Defensive back; and Kevin Elkins, Coaches Award. 18 pe! Tyger Varsity eee® Football Squad ark ims eines srt tT tk IWS i pM ce ILA. Ends Season 5-5 “ ei? Opposite Page, Top: Kevin Elkins escorts his mother at parents night game. Middle: Tygers watch game from sideline. Bottom Left: Tyger football players clown around at pep assembly. Bottom Right: Elswick and Bishop take a rest during game. This page, Top: Tyger team. Middle Left: Troy Conroy moves in for tackle. Upper Middle Right: Tyger tacklers chase the ball carrier. Lower Middle Right: Tyger team comes out to open “81” season. Bottom: Mike Lewis and teammate put a hard hit on Tri-way ball carrier. Juniors Present “We've Only Just Begun’ The Junior class chose “We've Only Just Begun” for this year’s Homecoming theme. Kim Back, escorted by Kerry Nicholson, was crowned by Donna Starcher, the queen of 1980 Kim’s court consisted of: Timberly Blaising, escorted by Craig Leedom; Angie Gardner, escorted by John Parker; Lisa Lanning, escorted by Keith Yarman; and Michelle Owens, escorted by Edgar Dominguez. Speeches were given by Darren Jackson, Junior Class President; Football captain, Troy Conroy, and Coach Dean Gloria Williams and Jeff Croghan served as Mistress and Master of Ceremonies. Jim Bishop, Troy Conroy, Chris Elswick, Mark Tufts, and Terrance Witcher presented the game ball to Queen Kim. ——_ Opposite Page, Top: Football captains present game ball to queen Kim. Middle Left: Angie Gardner is escorted by John Parker. Middle Right: Last year’s queen Donna Starcher, escorted by Melvin Smith, comes to crown Queen Kim Bottom Left: Queen Kim and Kerry come down the aisle with the game ball. Bottom Right: 1981 Homecoming court This Page: Top Left: This year’s queen Kim Back and escort, Kerry Nicholson. Top Right: Queen Kim is crowned by Donna Starcher. Middle left: Junior Class President gives a speech, while emcees Gloria Williams and Jeff Croghan listen Middle Right: Keith Yarman and Lisa Lanning, Michelle Owens and Edgar Dominguez are two pairs of court members. Bottom: Timberly Blaising, escorted by Craig Leedom, takes time to pose 21 Reserves Have Winning Season The Reserve Volleyball team had the first winning season of any volleyball team at Senior High. With a record of 16 wins and 4 losses, the team scored the most points and won more games and matches than any volley team in previous years. The team’s coach, Mr Wayne Au, stated, “All players played an important role whether they started or were substitutes.” The varsity team, coached by Kathy Reed, a teacher at John Simpson Middle School, finished the season with a record of 2 wins and 19 losses. One of the highlight games of the season was the assembly game against Madison when the Tygers won two of three matches Phyllis Parker and Jody Pollman were named the leading scorers, and Jackie Marchell was named leading spiker for the Reserve team. The Varsity awards went to Cindy Shafer, most valuable player; Sherry Smallstey, most points; and Toi Hatch, most improved 22 Opposite Page, Top: Jeanetta Lamb returns the serve. Middle Right: Cindy Shafer and Sherry Smallstey show teamwork. Middle Left: Reserve Volleyball team. Bottom: Varsity Volleyball team This page: Volleyball team huddle to make an important decision. Middle: Angie Gardner makes a crucial ball stop. Bottom: Sherry Smallstey soars high to stop the returning ball 23 Golfers Have Disappointment The 1981 Tyger Golf team had a discouraging season, ending with an 0-12 record. They finished 6th in the Mansfield Tournament, 8th in the Buckeye conference, and 11th in the sectionals, beating Tiffin Columbian. Steve Sidle, a junior, received the medalist award for his second straight year. Richard Bazley received the most improved award. Leading the golfers this year was Coach Dick Henry. Bl RM AM ARE This Page, Top Left: Bolte approaches 18th green. Top Right: Sidle practices his drive. Bottom Left: Paul Smith practices his swing. Bottom Right: Bob Griggs is pleased with his shot. Opposite Page, Top: 1981 Golf Team. Middle Left: Rob Pittman concentrates on a putt. Lower Right: Preparing to putt is Jeff Steele. Bottom Left: Watching his shot is Mike Fout. 25 This year’s Varsity Varieties had two evenings of entertainment, sponsored by the Senior Class. The event took place in the auditorium on Nov. 12 and 13. The theme chosen was “WMHS TV Channel 82.” It was a take-off on a day of television programming and included 7 comedy skits and 8 musical acts. During the intermission, Percy Hall and the Senior High Jazz Band performed. Directing the production was Tony Yetzer, with assistant director Debbi Anderson and producer Scott Thompson. (Class advisors Mary Margret Moore and Dave Gross worked with the production.) Business managers were Debby Yohman and Scott Kochheiser, while Todd Grogg worked as stage manager. RRR cake ata aR Seniors Present WMHS-TV Channel “82” Opposite Page, Top Right: Kevin Elkins tries to outsmart Eugene Johnson and his gang. Center Left: Russ Penny and Vernon Hairston star in the Merv Muffin Show. Center Right: Maura D’Allesandro sings “Silly.” Bottom Left: Debby Yohman, Kevin Elkins and Mike Marks are in Mel Slurp’s Rock Pile. Bottom Right: Jamie Hilliard sings ‘Just Once.” This Page, Top: Troy Conroy hosts Scrapademic Challenge. Center Left: Dan Fischer, Rodney Schmidt and Brian Early jam as Raw Meat. Center Right: Dan Adams calls for attention as Mike Marks and Rob Pitman get ready to fight in Senior Class Act. Bottom: Dan Adams and Ed Wiedle host Snide Previews. 27 The girls’ tennis team completed their season with a respectable 7-10 record. Their most impressive wins came over Clear Fork and Marion Pleasant. They defeated both teams twice. Receiving the award for most points was the doubles team of Lora Kulka and Timberly Blaising. Most improved was Lynn Kochheiser. “LMG a. at Vispiiid le «al Wh, 4 it di a fds iae Opposite Page, Top Right: Timberly Blaising awaits the serve. Top Left: 1981-82 Girls Tennis Team. Bottom Right: Lynn Kochheiser cheers for a teammate. Bottom Left: Coach Elias watches the competition. This Page, Top Left: Lynn Kochheiser and Holly Heston pause for the camera. Top Right: Holly Heston concentrates on the game. Middle Left: Timberly Blaising watches Lora Kulka hit a winner. Bottom Left: Holly Heston hits a return Reserves Gain Experience The reserves opened the season with a victory over Wooster The Tygers suffered their lone loss to Canton Timken. The following week. Next the Reserves two big games by scores of 29-6 over Clear Fork, and 28-6 over Medina Bucke. The Zanesville Blue Devills were shutout by the Tygers 19-0. Madison suffered a close defeat at the hands of the Reserves. The Tygers beat Lexington 12-7, and Ashland to finish their fine 7-1 record. The Tygers Reserves were coached by first year Reserve coach John Miefert. Top Right: Thom Murphy and Kenny Wright relax before the Zanesville game. Top Left: A Zanesville back is about to be stripped by Kevin Thompson as his teammates converge. Middle Left: Tyger offense, quarterbacked by Billy Stevens, sets against Zanesville’s defense. Middle Right: Bobby Duncan is about to score as a Zanesville defender looks on. Bottom: Zanesville defense attempts to stop Louie Masson as Billy Stevens and Robert Jones watch. 30 Freshmen Have Good | Season The Freshman Football squad began its season with a victory over Lexington, but were shut out by Ashland. Thad Rosenberger scored a safety in the 8-0 shutout of Madison North. Next, after a two week break, the Frosh defeated Malabar 28-19. The Tygers ended their 3-2 season in defeat to Massillon Longfellow Junior High. The quarterbacking chores were shared by Brett Gilbert and Ron Parr. The captains were Thad Rosenberger and Ron Parr, and the leading scorer was Robbie Andrews. The Freshmen were coached by first year coaches, Head Coach Scott Gordon and Asst. Coach Robert Hood. Nw a « - 7 = ™ Gewese pang: one ceehan anette RS my eS Gi eS ane tat ae a Top: Ron Parr tries to score against Malabar. Middle: Tyger Offense is about to score on a Brett Gilbert handoff to Robbie Andrews. Bottom: 1981-82 Freshman Football Squad. 31 Mysterious ‘Playroom’ Excitement, thrill, and action take place in “The Playroom,” a contemporary Thriller presented by the Mansfield Senior Drama Department. The star-studded cast included such greats as Mike Maxwell, Becky Lewis, Ken Sharp, Mike Marks, Rhonda Sylvester, Kathy Croghan, Katrina Raitch, Steve Selby, Dan Adams, Eric Bullock, Maureena Vollmer, and Veronica Davis. There were three evening performances on January 28, 29, 30, and a matinee was presented January 27. Opposite Page, Top: The gang waits for the final step of their plan. Middle: The inspector gathers the facts. Lower Left: Steve makes some final touches. Lower Right: Dan and Eric review the case. This Page, Top Left: Steve and Dan take one last look. Top Right: Mirror, mirror, on the wall . . . Middle Right: The entire cast. Middle Left: The plot thickens. Lower Right: Conclusions have never been so hard. Lower Left: Mr. Asher coaches an actor. 33 Sectional Champs The Tygers, led by third year coach, Joe Prats, captured the Sectional Championship with a victory over Tiffin Columbian, 81-61. The Tygers were plagued by many close losses, including the City Championship game, the first such loss in six years. Delarcy ‘Muffin’ Black, who led the team in rebounds, assists and steals, was named first team All- District. Muffin’s 19.8 points per game was the highest in recent history. Bobby Taylor, a junior starter, was the team’s best percentage shooter. Bobby had a 16.0 ppg and received All-District honors, also. The MVP on this year’s 7-16 team was Muffin Black. Most Improved was John Parker. Opposite Page: Top: Tri-Captains, Muffin Black, L.B. Williams, and John Parker, meet Malabar’s captains before game. Middle Left: Cliff Hammer pursues Rob Barkett as L.B. and Willie McGrew follow. Middle Right: Muffin shoots high as Cliff watches. Bottom Left: Chris Elswick waits his turn. Bottom Right: Tygers warming up. This Page: Top Left: Rudy Reed shooting a free throw with Tygers ready to rebound. Top Right:Myron Boswell, J.P., and L.B. watch the ball. Middle Left: Bobby Taylor shooting a bomb. Middle Right: Muffin taking a shot as Willie and Parker watch. Bottom: Sectional Champions. 35 Darson Advances to State The Tyger wrestling team had an enjoyable season, outscoring Mansfield Madison in both the reserve and varsity matches in a home dual meet. The Tyger reserve team was team champions at the Clear Fork Invitational, at Bellville, placing nine out of thirteen wrestlers. Six Tygers placed at our 22nd Annual J.C. Gorman Tournament. Out of the six, three earned championships: Bill Benjamin (98 Ib.), Gary Divelbiss (119), and Paul Darson (126). Gary was voted Most Valuable Performer at J.C. Gorman. Then Tygers placed four wrestlers in the finals of the MSH Sectionals. Mike Longood (98), Gary Divelbiss (119), Paul Darson (126), and Brett Andrews (145) all advanced to the Toledo Rogers Districts. At Toledo, Paul was the only Tyger to advance to the finals and therefore earn a berth in the OSU State Tournament. In Ohio State’s Saint John’s Arena, Darson finished fourth in the state in the 126 pound weight class. On January 8th and 9th the 22nd annual J.C. Gorman Wrestling Tournament was held at Mansfield Senior High in Pete Henry gym. Jackie Jones, former 1981 J.C. Gorman Queen, returned to an assembly held on Friday, Jan. 8th, to crown Krystal Owens, 1982 J.C. Gorman Queen. Miss Owens’ escort was Mr. Willie Crittenden. The queen’s court included Miss Alphy Collins, escorted by Mr. Doug Mosier; Miss Laurita Evans, escorted by Mr. Paul Burghard; Miss Donna Carney, escorted by Mr. Melvin Smith; and Miss Patti McCambridge, escorted by Mr. Troy Conroy. M.C.’s for this year’s assembly were Miss Cathy Offmiss and Mr. Steve Selby. Special speakers of the assembly were Mr. Paul Darson, a senior wrestler; Mr. William Flannegan, former wrestling coach; and Mr. Clarence Jacocks, Wrestling coach. Appropriate music was provided by the Jazz band under the direction of Mr. Percy Hall. Opposite page: Top Left: Miss Patti McCambridge escorted by Mr. Troy Conroy. Top Right:M.C. Cathy Offmiss introduces next couple. Bottom Left: Donna Carney watches Krystal open her flowers. Bottom Right: Former Queen Jackie Jones crowns Miss Krystal Owens. This Page: Top: 1982 J.C. Gorman court. Bottom Left: Laurita Evans and Paul Burghard make their way around the gym. Bottom Right: 1982 J.C. Gorman court and Escorts. 39 40 Lady Cagers Have Good Season This year’s girls’ basketball team accumulated ten victories and eleven losses. There were two highlights of the season, a win over Lexington by a point in overtime and beating Sandusky in triple overtime during the Sectionals. There were five returning letterwinners: Laura Parker, Becky Bauhs, Carla Norris, Jeanetta Lamb, and Gay Holmes. They were helped out by sophomores Julie Schroeder, Stephine Crawford, and Toi Hatch. The varsity squad was coached by John Miefert. Named as MVP at the sports banquet was Carla Norris. Carla also won awards for having the most rebounds, most assists, and highest free throw percentage. Jeanetta Lamb was awarded for the best field goal percentage. Captains were Carla Norris and Jeanetta Lamb. The reserves were coached by Rena Gibbs. They finished with a fourteen and five record. 41 42 This Page, Top Left: Ron Taylor shoots two! Top Right: The Tyger victory hoop. Middle: 1981-82 freshman basketball team. Bottom: 198 1-82 junior-Varsity basketball team. Opposite Page, Top: Bubba Toddie runs into trouble with opposing teammate. Middle Left: John Collins takes a shot. Middle Right: Teammates concentrate on the game. Bottom: Ron Parr is left behind. bet mts fate Tyger J.V.’s Have Winning Season! The 1981-82 Tyger J.V. Basketball team finished with a winning season, 13-7. The losses that were handed to Tygers were close ones. One of the finest games was when they met cross town rival, Malabar. The Tygers beat the Falcons in overtime. Coach Neumann was pleased with the team, because they showed determination and pride in what they were doing. The MHS freshman basketball team finished their season, 6-8. Tyrone Buck, Ron Parr and Andre Feagin teamed up to ignite the freshman offensive effort most of this season. Tygers Crush Malabar for City Championship The Tygers dominated Malabar, as usual, 21-4. Previous years have seen victories of 35-7, 38-5, 27-9, and other similar scores, over the Falcons. This year’s team was composed of just twelve players. The Tygers saw only five varsity players return with three reserves coming up along with four rookies. Becky Bauhs had almost all the pitching cast upon her as the only experienced varsity pitcher. Luann Krichbaum and Mamie Ramsay, sophomores, came in relief of Becky as needed; when not, they played at third base and first base, respectively. On the receiving end of the pitches was, usually, junior catcher Sherry Smallstey. The keystone was handled by veterans Cathy Bishop, a junior second baseman, and senior Laura Parker, at shortstop. The outfield duties were handled by starters, junior Cynthia Ftzel in left, freshman Jody Pollman in center, and senior Margie Hriesik in right. Sophomores Ann Kracker and Raquel Bernat also played in the outfield. Freshman Susan Bottorf DH’ed for Jody and played in the outfield. Opposite page: Susan Bottorf ready for the pitch. Top Right: Jody Pollman relaxes before the start of an inning. Bottom Left: Luann Krichbaum chops a pop | fly. Bottom Right: Margie Hriesik waits for some action. This Page: Susan meticulously keeps score. Middle Right: Sherry Smallstey retrieves her cap in a lull in the action. Middle Left: Cynthia Etzel, Luann, and Laura Parker congratulate Lexington. Bottom: Varsity Softball Squad. 45 Senior Chris Elswick, the team’s elected MVP, led the team in hits (25), batting average (.424), and slugging percentage. Elswick pitched a rare no-hitter against Ontario. Elswick has played every position on the field except shortstop and, along with senior Mark Constance, played in every game. Senior Troy Conroy was the best pitcher on a mainly rookie pitching staff. Conroy, in his second year, led the team in complete games and had the lowest ERA on the team. Conroy, mostly because of constant hard luck defense, ended up 0-8. Sophomore Billy Stevens pitched his first game in years and did well. Sophomore Ted Mayo led the team in wins. Senior Jeff Gregory was the most improved. Jim Bishop was named by his teammates as Team Captain. This Page: Chris Elswick preparing to bat against Saint Peters. Middle Left: Troy Conroy returns to the mound. Middle Right:Donny Haynes warms up at third base. Bottom: Jeff Gregory warming up a pitcher. Opposite page: Ken Webb waits. Top right: Mark Constance rounds first as Donny Haynes watches. Middle left: Jim Bishop talks with his fans. Middle right: Mark steals second. Bottom left: ‘82 Tygers. Bottom right: Gary Thompson waits. Chris Elswick Leads Tyger Baseball Team 47 Tyger Tracksters Show Much Talent This year for the first time the boys’ and girls’ track teams merged. Instead of competing in different meets on different days, they participated together. The boys were coached by Fred Atwater; who had an impressive cast of freshmen and returning lettermen. Donnie and Ronnie Eatmon, along with Vernon Hairston and Earl Taylor, comprised the relay team. Ken Smith was a distance man, while Mike Middleton controlled field events. Rena Gibbs coached the girls team and will have much of her squad returning. All-State perfomers Angie Gardner and Brenda Barrett ran relays, hurdles, and sprints, and were joined by Carla Hairston and Patti Givand in relays. Jeanetta Lamb and Gay Holmes did field events, while Linda DeVine and Beth Staples ran distance medleys. 48 This page, top left: A Tyger trackster awaits the hand off. Top right: Ron Eatmon and Vernon Hairston take Command. Middle right: Two tracksters streak for the finish line. Bottom right: Linda Devine makes the handoff. Lower left: You've got to look good to run good! Opposite page, top: Vernon Hairston shows his power. Middle left: Tyger runner takes a warm up lap. Middle right: 1982 Girls Track Team Lower left: Coach Hood gives last minute strategy. Lower right: Coach Gibbs smiles over a victory. 49 This page, Right: Mark Bruman prepares to serve. Center left: Brad Cochran looks on. Center right: Darren Jackson shows determination. Lower left: Paul Smith shows his style. Lower right:Cochran prepares to volley. Opposite page: Upper left: Scott Kochheiser returns the serve. Upper right: Brumm serves with determination. Middle left: Jackson concentrates on the ball. Middle right: Brent Calver serves with style. Lower left: Smith rushes the net. Crumm Named MVP The 1982 tennis team finished the season with a 4- 14 record. The awards went to Mark Brumm, most valuable; Scott Kochheiser, team captain; and Paul Smith, most improved. Fourth year varsity awards went to Brumm and Kochheiser as well. The team was coached by Mr. Jim Goode, who announced that this was his last year as tennis coach. 51 52 Drama Club Presents One Acts The Drama club presented its final production of the year with Spring Follies on April 1, 2, and 3. There were six one-act plays, five which were student directed, and one by William Asher. “The Jinx from Alabama” was directed by Mr. Asher. This one act play was about a girl from Alabama who is very superstitious and finds many bad omens surrounding her cousin’s wedding. “The Doctor in Spite of Himself’ was directed by Ken Sharp. In this play the “doctor” is forced into his profession through a betting of his vengeful life. “Let’s Get Out of Here’”’ was directed by Ed Weidle. This play was about two young people who believe running away from reality will change their life. “Mind Set” was directed by Steve Selby. It was a fantasy about a young girl’s mind and expressive symbolism through unusual actions. “Never Trust a Man’’ was directed by Debbi Anderson. Staged in the early 40’s, this one act touches on the humorous mistaken engagement. The last play, “When God Comes to Breakfast, You Don’t Burn the Toast,” was directed by Mike Marks. This one act deals with the unusually funny dilemma of what to have for breakfast when God comes over. This page: Missy Miller poses during the play, “Jinx From Alabama.” Top right: jodi Duffey makes Kevin Foster relax after he has been “jinxed” again. Middle left: Maureena Vollmer and Steve Cooper are tied up in “Mind Set.” Middle right: Lora Kinkade and Jeff Croghan seriously think about running away in “Let’s Get Out of Here.” Bottom: The Katzman’s (Tony Yetzer and Anne Bernhardt) take it easy during “WGCTB, YDBTT.”” Opposite page: Mike Maxwell, as Spanarell, chugs one for the road in “The Doctor in Spite of Himself.’” Top left: Debbie Anderson is sitting pretty in “Never Trust a Man.” Middle: Anne Bernhardt and Tony Yetzer argue over breakfast in “When God Comes . . .” Bottom: Dan Adams is still deciding what to do with Maureena and Cooper during “Mind Set.’ 54 This page, top: Seniors line up in the auditorium. Middle left: Mr. Raser announces finalists for the Kemper Scholarship. Middle right: Debby Yohman and Dan Adams receive the Michigan Honor Trophy. Lower left: Mr. Henry presents the Pete Henry Award to Laura Parker. Lower right: John Harsch is congratulated by Mr. Morvai on the Principal's Award. Opposite page, top left: Dr. Cromer names Dan Adams valedic torian. Top right: Salutatorian Ken Smith is congratulated by Mrs. Harsch Middle left: Mr. Gross thanks the class after opening his gift. Middle right: The Tyger mat is presented to the school Bottom: Mr. Gross and Mrs. Moore applaude the efforts of the Class of '82 Seniors Awarded Class Day Honors The Class of ‘83 moved into position as Darren Jackson accepted the gavel from Kevin Elkins at the conclusion of Class Day. Before that, however, many seniors were recognized for their achievements. After marching into the auditorium, the top ten percent of the class were given gold cords and tassels. Named by the University Club as outstanding seniors were Patti McCambridge and Dan Adams. Runners-up were Kevin Elkins, Scott Kochheiser, Jeff Steele, Leo Lawhorn, Debby Yohman, Kim Sholaya, Katrina Raitch, and Jocelyn Scott. Cindy Shafer was named outstanding girl by the AAUW. Principal’s Awards went to John Harsch, Bobbi Williams, Kevin Elkins, Debby Yohman, and Karl Schroeder. Mr. Gross and Mrs. Moore recognized the class officers and forty other seniros for their outstanding participation in class activities. A highlight of the program came when the class officers and advisors presented the class gift, a large Tyger mat for the main lobby. It arrived during the program, just in time to be presented 55 Seniors Fnjoy Best of This page: top: Mark Brumm and Sue Sgambellone take time out for pictures Middle left: Darren and Denise get ready for a big night! Middle right: James Jones breaks for snap shots. Bottom: Dan and Ann show how it’s done. Opposite page: Couples relax, while pictures are taken Middle left: WGCL's “Uncle Vic” spins the favorite tunes. Middle right: Ed Weidle and Margot work their bod’s. Bottom: Melanie Ash and Chris Brinly make a grand entrance It finally came, the Prom! Mohican Lodge was the site for the 1982 prom, where seniors enjoyed a fine buffet dinner following 4 hours of non-stop jam from WGCL’s Uncle Vic. Kevin Elkins and Debbie Yohman were named king and queen. This year’s seniors enjoyed their “Best of Times” by moving on to the Cinema World where they viewed ’Porky’s and “Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid.’ After the flicks, they moved on to Park Lanes for all night bowling. These | were ‘The Best of Times.” 57 Rain Forces Graduates to Pete Henry Gym Because of rain, the class of ’82 held its Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises at Pete Henry Gym, instead of Arlin Field, on May 29th. Rev. A.W. Schroeder, Father of class treasurer Kark, gave the Invocation, Scripture reading and Benediction. Kevin Elkins, president, gave the welcoming speech. Dan Adams, Valedictorian, and Ken Smith, Salutatorian, gave the class something to think about in their speeches. The class of 82, the first four year class in eighteen years, proudly left Pete Henry Gym to the sound of the Mansfield Senior Varsity Band. Opposite page: Mr. Morvai introduces Dan Adams. Middle left: Tassles to the right. Middle right: Rev. Schroeder reads some scripture. Bottom left: President Elkins welcomes all. Bottom right: Lisa Coffey inspects her diploma. This page: Clara Brown accepts her diploma from Mrs. Harsch. Top right: Ken Smith enlightens the class with his speech Middle right: The Class of '82 receiving the invocation. 59 wy = 4 a 7 te Se Warsity Baseball ag aS n Harding field Madison aS ye ok v ie ees . ¥ . Der he, e + ; eed re ®, o 5 � ae _ Bellville Clear Fork 22 ™ Mansfield Saint Peters 5 Lexington Senior ling Marion Harding “Mansfield Madison ss ng i. . Shelby Senior ng .14 . .. 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Georgia Norris took first place in individual competition at the USCA Nationals. The team went to Michigan for the Grand Nationals, where they placed in the upper third in the country, receiving a Grand National Top Forty plaque. The reserve squad performed in Varsity Varieties, Ruby Wilkes was the varsity and reserve advisor. Loretta McBride was the Freshmen advisor. a The Hi-Steppers hosted the state drill team pageant during the year. Kay Sanders was their advisor. The squad also made a trip to Los Angeles in February where they participated in the Miss Drill Team USA competition. Kim Sanders and Carla See took individual honors. The MHS Pep Club presented many pep rallies during the year. Scott Kutz was the advisor for the year. Hanna Bolte served as host of the pep rallies and as president of Pep Club. Other Pep Club officers were: Sally Schrader, Vice-President: Claudia Molson, Secretary; and Rose Feagin, Treasurer. 65 The German Club, under the direction of Mr. Nephew, sponsored candy sales and two banquets. Officers were Barry Kuenkele, president; Steve Taylor, vice- president; Paul Smith, treasurer; and Tammy Wiseman, secretary. The Black Culture Club sponsored four dances, a movie, bake sales, and Thanksgiving food baskets. Their leaders were Krystal Owens, president; Gloria Williams, vice-president; Angela Tynch, secretary; Mary Nall, treasurer; and Mr. Pugh, advisor. National Honor Society officers were Kevin Elkins, president; Karl Schroeder, vice-president; Jocelyn Scott, secretary, and Karen Metz, treasurer. Also under Mr. Pugh, they held tutoring programs, and sponsored the student-faculty basketball game. The Red Cross held two bloodmobiles, a CPR course, and a fruit drive. Kevin Forster was president; Steve Dollish, vice-president; Cindy Rose secretary; and Todd Hudson treasurer. Active Clubs Key Club officers were Troy Conroy, president; Ben Rachel, vice-president; Karl Schroeder, treasurer, Robert Maxwell, secretary; and Dave Gross, advisor. They ran a booth at the North Lake Park Festival, participated in Varsity Varieties, and attended Kiwanis meetings. The Academic Challenge team consisted of Jerry Fliger, captain, Jeff Croghan, Kevin Foster, and Missi Miller (alternate), with Miss Papenhausen as advisor. They competed against Conneaut and Orange High School on October 14, coming in third. 67 68 Office Groups work Hard The DE club, under the advisement of Mr. Davis, attended a Fall Delegates Conference in Columbus, a Leadership Conference at Richland Mall, and held a banquet for their employers at SanDar. Officers were Becky Rose, president; Teresa Leech, vice- president; Barb Taylor, secretary; and Stephanie Copley, treasurer. The IOS club was headed by Pam Conners, president; Tammy King, vice-president; Angie Rayburn, treasurer; and Beth Staples, secretary. They took field trips to Shelby Mutual and NCTC, held Christmas and Valentines parties, and enjoyed three special lunches at area restaurants. Mrs. Harwood is the advisor. The COE club, advised by Mr. Neuerman, sold jerseys, key chains, and candy to earn money for trips to Randall Mall and Beachwood Mall with several breakfasts, brunches, and luncheons during the year. They also toured Shelby Mutual Insurance Company. Officers were President Alphy Collins, Vice-President Cathy Clay, Secretary Gloria Davis, and Treasurer Darnita Luttrell. Mr. Groff and the COE club also sold jerseys, key chains, and candy to earn money for their special events. They visited Kemper Insurance, Gorman-Rupp, United Telephone, and Shelby Mutual, topping off their year at the Red Lobster. Officers were Lawanda Curry, president; Patti McCambridge, vice-president; Jocelyn Scott, secretary; and Shellie McClure, treasurer. The DCT club, advised by Mr. Brown, held a Christmas fund raiser and canoe trip on the spring. They hung banners and flags as part of the state wide Vocational Week. Officers were Melanie Ash, president; Marsha Wilson, vice-president; Tonya Sapp, secretary; and Debbie Arbutina, treasurer. Opposite page, top: Distributive Education. Center: Intensive Office Systems. This page, top: Cooperative Office Education. Center left: Advanced Office Skills. Center right: Students Carla See, Denise Page, and Kathy Clay work in the office. Bottom: Diversified Cooperative Training. 69 Organiz= ations Stimulate Student Interest This page, top: Manhigan Staff. Center left: Drama Club. Center right: Hypho Editorial Staff. Bottom: Hypho Business Staff. Opposite page, center right: Chess Club. This year the Manhigan Staff took charge of both editorial and business staff responsibilities. Books were sold and ads collected early in the year, with the rest of the time devoted to planning pages. Heading the staff were Troy Conroy and Mark Brumm, co-editors, and Mr. Gross, advisor. Mark Brumm and Mark Constance were the main photographers, with Kris Lutz, Steve Hardin, and Sean Ragsdale getting practice for next year. Leo Lawhorn served as editor-in-chief of the Hyphonerian. Other positions were assistant editor, Debbi Anderson; news editors, Ed Weidle and Mary Quinn; managing editor, Robyn Collins; sports editor, Mike Marks; cartoonist and contributing reporter, Dan Adams. Under Mrs. Kohutek’s direction, the staff produced seven regular issues, the senior issue, and a special Christmas Fun Book. Officers of the Drama Club were President Ed Weidle, Vice-President Debbi Anderson, Treasurer Jerry Fliger, Secretary Anne Bernhardt, Historian Kris Lutz, and Thespian Officer Tony Yetzer. Advised by Mr. Asher, the group is in charge of organizing and presenting the drama productions during the year. The Chess Club is an informal group that meets during a lunch and after school to play chess and further their knowledge of the game. 71 72 Mr. Lutz’s OWE club was headed by Tom Bargo, president; Ed Hoskinson, vice-president; and Lisa Leadingham, secretary. Other OWE and OWA groups were under the direction of Mr. Atwater, Mr. Linn and Mr. Stallard. The Auto VICA was advised by Mr. Ammons and Mr. Olivieri. They took a field trip to Dayton Air Force base with money earned from sales. Officers were President Jeff Ball, Vice-President Sam Marvicsin, Secretary Donna Carney, and Treasurer Mark Miller. Mr. Cook advised the Machine VICA. His officers were President Larry Dean, Vice-President August Salyers, Secretary Mike Miller, and Treasurer Todd Hudson. Electronics VICA took field trips to Madison Electricity Lab, NCTC’s electronics lab, and toured the campus of Mansfield OSU and NCTC. Officers were Jeff Porch, president; Phil Eder, vice- president; Bob Wingler, secretary; Karl Lamp, treasurer; and John Jung, sergeant-at-arms. The group is advised by Mr. Smith. Practice Trades VICA. This page, top and middle right: OWA. Middle left and bottom: OWE. ¢ US gE oe of ge 26 a= o @ vc a3 ve a4 | az Of This page: Library workers. Middle right; Krystal Owens at work. Bottom right: Attendance Office monitors. Below: Billy Stevens relaxes. Opposite page: Counselors’ Office monitors. Top right: Amy Essex delivers a pass. Middle: Administration Office monitors. Bottom: Mr. Black’s Office monitors. Students Help In Offices This year, like the others, students volunteered their assistance to various offices. Monitors worked in the Administation Office, Mr. Black’s second floor office, the Attendance Office, and the Counselor's Office. They performed various tasks, such as running hall passes, delivering information, etc. Mr. Sauder was assisted in the bookstore by a pair of students. Students helped out, in the library by putting books back on the shelves. The Adult Vocationa l Office also received help in its first year of existence. 75 Classes Have Droductive Year The Senior Class, led by Kevin Elkins, president; Scott Kochheiser, vice-president; Patti McCambridge, secretary; and Karl Schroeder, treasurer, put on one of the most successful Varsity Varieties in some years. Advised by Mr. Gross and Mrs. Moore, the class also brought in good profits on the annual orange sale, ensuring a beautiful and relatively inexpensive prom. : - _ eo | a , The Junior Class sponsored a very lovely Homecoming assembly and dance. Their money making projects included a pizza and sub sale and a very profitable memo board sale. Advised by Mr. Goode, the officers were Darren Jackson, president; Anne Earley, vice-president; Mari Porterfield, secretary; and Sue Cline, treasurer. A poster sale, light bulb sale, car washes, and dances were major projects for the sophomores. Heading the class were Eric Groff, president; Sue Wharton, vice-president; Anne Bernhardt, secretary; Lynn Kochheiser, treasurer; and Mrs. Kohutek and Mr. Mudra, advisors. 76 The Freshmen Class was advised by Mr. Cahill. Officers were Andrew Gardner, president; Lora Kindade, vice-president; Duana Evans, secretary; and Joyce Henrick, treasurer. They held a candy sale and a roller skating party at the end of the year. Student Government, advised by Mrs. Mudra, ran all elections, and sponsored exchange days, Christmas food baskets, a computer match, and the annual J. C. Gorman assembly. Officers were Lynnn Kochheiser, vice-president; Raquel Bernat, secretary; and Jeff Croghan, treasurer. This page, top: Senior Class Executive Committee. Middle left: Seniors receive their diplomas. Middle right: Student Government officers. Bottom: Sophomore Class Executive Committee. Opposite page, top: Junior Class Executive Committee. Middle left: Freshman Class Executive Committee. Middle right: Darren Jackson presents his speech 77 epran nee Senlen eee -Laner =. eh ee State Honors This page, top: Concert Choir. Middle left: Orchestra. Bottom: TB Glee Club Choirs Awarded Opposite page, center left: SA Glee Club 78 The Manfield Senior High Choirs, under the direction of Michele Shafer built a most respected name through hard work and determination. After offering a spectacular Christmas program, they prepared for solo and ensemble contests. Participating were twenty-nine soloists and seven ensemblies. The Choir earned straight ones in district contest and again at state contest. They were invited to attend the Ohio State Choral Festival in April as a result of their superior performances. The year concluded with a combined concert held at Malabar on May 17. Choir officers were Richard Bazley, Rhonda Sylvester, Jamie Hilliard, and Ann Howard. The orchestra, under the direction of Percy Hall and his assistant Cheryl Collins, played for the Homecoming assembly, at Class Day, and presented the lovely Christmas concert along with the various choirs. ie | U i a _F ae St Dali n 3 nie i -_ a rey Bw This Page: Top Left: Pep band enjoys game. Top Right: Band boogies down Middle Left: Majorettes Kim Back and Carla See. Middle Right: Jazz Band. Bottom: Freshman Band. Opposite Page; Top: Jazz Band at V.V. Middle Left: 1982 Tyger Marching Band. Middle Right: Scott Thompson squeals. Bottom Left: Pep band adds spirit. Bottom Right: Erica Sturts Jammin’ . 80 Tyger Band Outstanding The Tyger marching band was very entertaining this year. Besides thrilling the fans at halftime shows, they marched in several parades. When the marching season was over, the band was split into the symphonic and concert bands. The Jazz band and pep band jammed throughout the year. Officers for this year’s band were: President, Dan Adams; Vice President, Rob Pittman; Treasurer, Brian Phillips; and Secretary, Laura Parker. 0 — ati mp mH H 3 @ Mansfield Sr. High Intermission (Ads and Patrons) cil INTERMISSION © 000000008 84 WHEREVER, WHENEVER YOU WANT TOGO, DIAL 756-1280 Business Travel isn't as easy as it used to be. Higher prices, fewer flights, hard-to-get hotel rooms make plan- ning atrip alot tougher and time con- suming. We'll make it easy for you. Just give us a call. Our friendly agents handle all the arrangements, quickly confirm- ing departure arrival times that fit your schedule. Your hotel ready. Your car, if you wish, will be waiting. Reservations for your return trip, confirmed. 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Plymouth, Ohio PATRONS Dean Barry Paint Town 87 Park Avenue West 522-2721 Dorothy’s Candies 1071 Park Avenue West 529-2813 Doug’s Custom Mufflers 1419 Ashland Road 589-7172 Dove Rental Inc. 751 Ashland Road 589-5859 Fusco Cleaners Glessner Avenue at Sturges 522-7411 Hawkins Market 1229 Ashland Road 589-2242 Henry’s Key Lock Shop 526 Park Avenue West 526-3416 Mid-Ohio Collectibles 188 Glessner at Sturges 522-2272 Miller’s Jewelry Miller’s Gift Store 34-40 South Park Street 522-2793 Park Lanes 1410 Park Avenue West 529-2232 Super X Drugs 1050 Ashland Road 589-2030 89 . OS iia nt Hm HM HT fT [sees [tees | Mansfield Sr. High Directors (Faculty) 1981-82 DIRECTORS XXRERE YEE ' 92 Marion Altman — Algebra, General Math, Remedial Math Kaye Ammons — Auto Mechanics. George Andress — Ohio History, American History, Football and Baskerball Coach William Asher — Speech, Drama, English 9, Drama Club and Chess Club Advisor. Fred Atwater — Occupational Work Adjustment, Track Coach. Wayne Au — Plane Geometry, Algebra, Volleyball and Softball Coach, Football Equipment Manager. Don Bishop — Physical Science Vincent Black — Assistant Principal. James Boor — Welding. Eleanor Beatty — French. Ekdwin Blackford — American History, World Geography. Mary Brown — IIC Aide William Cook — Machine Shop William Brown — Diversified Cooperative Training, Football Coach William Cahill — Physical Science, Freshmen Class Advisor. Thomas Campbell — Occupational Work Experience Jeff Davis — Distributive Education. John Depler — Business Communications, Record Keeping, Introduction to Business Roger Dressler — Driver Education. Julie Earley — Learning Disabilities Dorothy Elsasser — Guidance Counselor Gertie Eubanks — Study Hall Aide 93 94 Barbara Fairchild — English 9, and 10, Health Richard Groff — Advanced Office Skills, Business Law, Business Economics, Typing Il, Ticket Manager William Flanegan — Physical Education, Health Ann Gerrell — Spanish Jane Gilbert — Secretary to Mr. Morvai James Goode — Quest, American History, Junior Class Advisor, Tennis Coach Scott Gordon — Math 9, 11, and 12, Occupational Orientation, Football Coach. Anne Griffin — Health, Physical Education Kathy Groff — Secretary to Counselors’ Office David Gross — English 10, Advisor to Senior Class, Manhigan, and Key Club Percy Hall — Band, Orchestra Jon Hall — Basic Biology, Physiology. Carol Hane — English 9 Grayce Harris — Secretary to Mrs. Morrison Ruby Haynes — Vocational Coordinator. Richard Henry — English 9, Golf Coach, Athletic Manager Richard Henson — American History Herbert Himes — Guidance Counselor Robert Hood — Study Hall Aide, Track Coach, Cross Country Coach. Gayle Harwood — Intensive Office Skills, Typing, Shorthand Pearl Howard — Secretary to Attendance Office. 95 96 Suzanne Kochheiser — Secretary to Mr Black Ann Kohutek — English 10, Mythology and British Literature, Journalism, Advisor to Sophomore Class and Hyphonerian Ann Lewis — Algebra, Plane Geometry Marilyn Losch — Home Economics, Kiddie Kampus, Fashion Flair, Home in Your Future Robert Lull — Biology James Lutz — Occupational Work Adjustment Thomas Mapes — Occupational Orientation and Training, Football Coach Dean Maul — Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science James McMillen — Science 9 and 10 Scott Kutz — Drafting, Wood Shop, Power Mechanics, Welding, Pep Club Advisor a Lawrence Linn — Occupational Work Adjustment, Math and English. Loretta McBride — Typing, School Treasurer. Karen Mendelsohn — Practical Learning Program Resource Teacher John Miefert — Algebra, Football and Girls’ Basketball Coach. Mary Margret Moore — English 10, 11, 12, Senior Class Advisor. Jennifer Morrison — Assistant Principal. Ronald Morvai — Principal. Cindy Mudra — American History, Advisor to Student Government and Red Cross Joseph Mudra — World Studies, Sophomore Class Advisor 97 98 Kenneth Murray — Art Evelyn Nall — Algebra, Remedial Math Frank Nephew — German, German Club Advisor Philip Neuerman — Cooperative Office Education James Olivieri — Auto Mechanics Renate Papenhausen — English 9, 10, 11, Academic Challenge Advisor. Richard Poffenbaugh — Biology, Home Horticulture, Audio-Visual Coordinator Margaret Powell — Home Economics Joe Prats — Physical Education, Basketball Coach Lane Paullin — Power Mechanics, Machine Shop ae bd == re —- a f - David Pierce — Wood Shop. Douglas Pugh — English 11, Great Books, Advanced Comp, Black Culture Club and National Honor Society Advisor. Carl Raser — Guidance Counselor. Loretta Raser — English, Social Studies, Science, Math, Speech. Nancy Seibert — Physical Education, Health. {7 oe -— 2 Eleanor Ryckman — Psychology, Social Problems. Michele Shafer — Vocal Music. 99 100 Paul Smith — Guidance Counselor Curtis Smith — Electronics Charles Sauder — Algebra, Trigonometry, College Math, Bookstore Shirley Sidle — Librarian Ronald Stallard — Occupational Work Experience. Frank Urbanowitz — World Geography, American History Bruce Waite — English 11, Practical Reading and Writing. Halley Weaver — Math 9 and 10, Football Coach Walter White — Typing, Accounting. Ruby Wilkes — Occupational Work Experience, Cheerleader Advisor Jack Soliday — World Geography, Baseball Coach Phil Stoodt — Attendance Coordinator Calvin Swander — Physical Science, Chemistry Dorothy Tatgenhorst — Secretary to Library Phyllis Zimmerman — Foods Today and Tomorrow, Life Styles, Family Health, Home Economics Pam Yurysta — Art, Photography 101 [oa is Manhigan Picasa Oe Sr. High Extras (Freshmen) 198 1-82 102 EXTRAS ®@eee0e0e0e0e@ 104 Lisa Adams Gary Adkins Robert Adkins Andre Adley Lisa Allman Robbie Andrews Angie Atwell Robert Ball Chris Banks Duane Barker Ron Beaire Melanie Bennett Trent Black Tyanne Blaising Boyd Bolte Michelle Bond Duane Botdorf Susan Bottorf Donna Boyd Rosemary Boyd Alice Bradshaw James Bradshaw Danita Britt Ephram Brooks Marilyn Brooks Denno Bryant Tyron Buck Michelle Caldwell Brent Calver Spencer Cansler Kim Carroll Sharon Cassidy Kristin Catello Renee Caudill Mark Christo Latrease Clemons Brian Clay John Cline Brad Cochran Hettie Collins Lucy Colosimo Tim Conn Kevin Cook Lisa Cook Tammy Cook Kim Corn Dorris Couley Cheryl Cox Teresa Craft Oliver Crittenden Cathy Croghan Brenda Crosby Beth Crose Kim Danas Leslie Daugherty Melanie Davison Shane Dean Lori Deane Marty Dickerson Ken Doty Carl Drake John Duellman Jodi Duffey Jimmy Duffy Julie Duncan Sheila Duncan Scott Durfee Margie Edwards Jeff Efird Donna Elkins Duana Evans 105 . 106 Deborah Fannin Pat Farragher Andre Feagin Debbie Fenton Donna Fields Doug Flick Jennifer Fliger Niki Foster Jane Fox Rebecca Fraley Charlie Frazier Denise Frye Evon Fuller Andrew Garndner Brenda Gaston Tonia Gerogokopoulos Brett Gilbert Doug Gladden Kris Gorrell Tammy Green Carla Griffith Louis Gwin Joe Hager Kim Hagner Jenny Hall Kathy Hall Matt Hamilton Dorothy Hardin Dusty Harless Tim Harless Yvonne Harris Steve Harsch Regina Hart Robert Hatfield Cindy Haught Linda Hawkins Tamala Hawkins Sonya Haynes Joyce Hedrick Debbie Henderson Hope Henson Brad Herring Kim Hershberger Janese Hess Lorelei Hinton Adrian Hobbs Sheila Holley Leslie Hood Clifford Hooper Lisa Howard Laura Huggins April Hutchison Tabatha Hyatt Gina Jackson John Jackson Michelle James Connie Jarrell Asa Jessee Claudia Johnson Marie Jones Winona Jones Paul Kegley Matt Keller Tyrone Kelly alee Jesse Kennebrew Jody Kidwell 107 108 Robert King Lora Kinkade Leo Kirkpatrick Chris Kiser David Knipp Jeannie Knipp Anthony Lamb Rick Lambert Jan Lanning Lisa Lawhorn Kriss Lee Richard Lee Lana Lewis Stephanie Likely Susan Likes Melissa Lloyd Linda Loescher Everett Logan Mike Longood Keith Luce Joanna Luttrell Kevin Lyter Richard Maffett Jim Maglott Thronda Manns Marcus Marsh Jacqueline Marshall Rhonda Massey Cathy McDaniel Rita McKinney Laura Metz Robin McQuiston Christine Miller Sue Miller Donna Milo Areba Mitchell Eddie Moore Ron Moore Marsha Morrow Jon Morse Durwood Mount Jackie Mullins Les Muncy Wes Muncy Tonya Murphy Laurel Murray Lori Myers Wendy Myers Tim Nall Philip Nelson Heather Nore Holley Norris Sharon Olar 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Curry Danny Cushing Kelly Cushing Veronica Davis 116 Mike Ditmars Dong Doan Edgar Dominguez Eric Downs Robert Duncan Kenny Eatmon Sonia Eatmon Carla Elkins Carolyn Fields Allison Fishburne Steven Fisher Mark Fitzpatrick Richard Fraley Pam Franklin Jennifer Fuller Mark Fultz Mike Gamble Julie Garove Richard Garove Mary Green Brian Gregory Laurie Griggs Katreena Grimes Eric Groff Emma Grubbs Jeff Guill Steve Hackworth Carla Hairston Dan Hall Kristy Haller Steve Hardin Chris Harold Fred Harris James Harris Toi Hatch Mark Haynes Lori Hazlett Paula Hedge Reggie Hess Barb Higgenbotham Gaydine Hildebrand Bobby Hines Ellen Holbrook Mary Holbrook Brian Horsley Becky Hoskinson Chris Howard Gina Howard Tom Ice Keith Isaac Robin Isaac Ben James Ronald Jester Leann Johns Gary Jones Robert Jones Renea Kash Tim Keller Mark Kemp Sharon King Debbie Knapp Mary Knipp Lynn Kochheiser Steve Konstantinidis Ann Kracker Luann Krichbaum i Y . : 7 f 118 Don Lawhorn Lynn Leadingham Alice Lee Sue Lee Tim Lee 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Tricia Crotty Sylvia Curry Roy Damron 124 Rena Daniels Kathy Davis Kevin Davis Tim Dean juli Devine Steve Dollish Ann Earley Ronnie Eatmon Phil Eder Amy Essex Teresa Estep Cindy Etzel Kim Evans Kevin Everson Regina Fannin Sharon Farragher Judy Faulkner Rose Feagin Ben Ferguson Chester Fidler Jeff Fliger Ronnie Fliger Curtis Fox Becki Francis Lisa Frontz Violet Fuller Angie Gardner Kim Garn Christy Gibson Patricia Givand 125 126 Teresa Griffea Jamie Griggs Annette Grillo Vernon Hairston Belinda Hall Cliff Hammer Duane Haynes Todd Hencye Marvin Hobbs Marvin Holbrook Gay Holmes Ed Hoskinson Todd Hudson Scott Huffman Darren Jackson Teri Jacobs Gina Jessee Ben Johnson Sandra Johnson Cindy Jones John Jung Tina Keller Tommy Kiah Emily Kick Lenice King Tim Kittelberger Ken Knight Cathy Knipp Bob Knipp Kelley Koppert Lora Kulka Barry Kuenkele Jeanetta Lamb Mike Lane Lisa Leadingham Dawn Lee Juanita Lee Criag Leedom Becky Lewis Mike Lewis Roger Lloyd Brad Loescher Pam Louden Janet Lozier Kim Lutz Cheryl Mabry Jim Marcum Stephanie Marsh Mary Marshall Terra Martin Robert Maxwell Tim McCabe Jeff McKinney Tom McMillen Joe Means Dee Jaye Mehl Kevin Messenger John Meyers Joan Miller Missy Miller Dennis Minard Claudia Molson Eddie Moore Cynthia Morgan Merl Mount Mike Murphy Mary Nall Kerry Nicholson Kevin Nore Donna O’Shields Brenda Owens Michelle Owens 127 Beth Parker Tammy Parsons Dennis Perkins James Perry Terry Peters Cheri Pifer Mari Porterfield Todd Pottmeyer Ben Rachel Dianne Rachel Sean Ragsdale Shawn Regula Randy Ratliff Angie Rayburn Jeff Reber Rose Richmond Rich Richwine Jennifer Roane Samantha Roe Joan Rogers Scott Rollins Angie Rose Roslyn Rosenberger David Roy Karen Sealey Sally Schrader Paul Schroeder Kathy Seymour David Shade Tammy Shelton Sandy Shifflet Steve Sidle Lona Slaughter Sherry Smallstey Melvin Smith Paul Smith Wendell Smith Ray Sn elling Raylene Spann Ed Stevens Jim Stevens Roger Stewart 128 Tim Stillion Sandy Stone Ron Storms Brad Stout Trudie Swanger James Taylor Steve Taylor Tim Thomas James Thompson Chris Ticknor Tim Timmer Joy Tolliver Clint Turner Harry Turner Angela Tynch Cheryl Vipperman Maureena Vollmer Carmie Webb Pete Webb Keith White Gloria Williams Ken Williams Rena Wilson Bess Wirick Marianne Wiseman Terrence Witcher Harry Zeigler 129 Se. 8 = ST ee | em Mansfield Sr. High (Seniors) ce) STARS 132 Daniel Stephen Adams Tara M. Allen Brett Wayne Andrews Deborah Ann Arbutina Rebecca Lynn Ash Melanie Dawn Ash Sherry Ann Bailey Jeffrey Lee Ball Rodrick Martin Banks David Michael Bauer Rebecca Elaine Bauhs Richard Terry Bazley Leslie Renee Benedict James Michael Bishop Larry Darnell Bishop Myron Pater Boswell Pamela Kay Bowman Sherry Annette Brinley Terri Denise Brooks Clara Eileen Brown Jeffrey Scott Brufladt Mark Steven Brumm Paul D. Burghard Margot MacFarlane Butts JoAnn Marie Caravello Anthony Carmel Donna Ruth Carney James Lee Carpenter Becky L. Caudill Kathy Lynn Clay Lisa Lynn Coffey Alpha Ann Collins 133 134 Robin Lynn Collins Michael Colvin Michelle Colvin Troy Michael Conroy Mark Steven Constance Steven Philip Cooper Jonathan Copley Stephanie Lynn Copley David L. Craft Nadene Crank Andrew George Cullen Lewanda Curry Maura Ann D’Alessandro Valarie Lynnette Daniels Dana Andrew Davis Wendy Davis Jennifer Lynn Dawson Larry Daniel Dean Linda Marie DeVine Gary Robbert Divelbiss Robert Pierre Downs Brian William Earley Katharine Lynn Elkins Charles Kevin Elkins Christopher Albert Elswick Steven Edward Etzel Laurita Vidette Evans Tracy Lea Farragher Daniel Howard Fischer Jerry Edward Fliger Kevin Charles Foster Michael Charles Fout 135 136 Noah Ira Fraley George Lyman Franklin Britt Willard Gerrell Sonya Marie Giffin Kim Denise Goodwin Jeffrey Milton Gregory Robert Todd Griggs Todd Michael Grogg Deborah Jean Gruber William Richard Gwin III Suzanne Nannette Gwin Margaret Lenore Hall Mark Randell Harding John Charles Harsch Clarence Harris Brian Keith Hart James Hedges Paul Henderson Holly Linn Heston Margie Ann Hriesik Lucretia Ann Howard William Andrew Inman Mark Erwin Jackson Michael McKinley Jewell 138 Eugene Johnson Marvin Johnson Jr. Susan Lynn Jones Enola G. Key Donna Sue Kiser Jeffrey Scott Kochheiser Robin Lynn Kragick Karl Lamp Teresa Joy Leech Brenda Dawn Lemaster Tammy Lou Lewis Carol Ann Likes 4 j 4d Cheryl Lynn Likes Goerge Lindsay Susan Eve-Lynn Logan Donna Lowe Darnita Michelle Luttrell Regina Carroll Marberry Michael Andrew Marks Louis Jerone Mason Michael Robert Maxwell Patricia Eileen McCambridge Shellie Sue McClure Sharon McGlothlin Jerry Elmer McQuillen Karen Renee Metz Mark S. 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Ward Tamela Bonita White Bobbie Jean Williams David Williams JoAnn Wilson Marsha Arnita Wilson Albert Anthony Yetzer Keith Martin Yarman Deborah Lynn Yohman John Young c In Memory Of Robin Prater Seniors Participate in Activities Dan Adams — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12: Jazz Band OO, 14,12: Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Band Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (President 12); Drama Club 11, 12; “Impromptu” 11; “The Playroom’’ 12; “Mind Set” 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12: Local, District, and State Science Fair 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Hyphonerian 11, 12 (Editor 11); Hypho Business Staff 11, 12; Civic Day 11, 12 (Service-Safety Direc- tor 11, Mayor 12); Homecoming Committee 11; Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 11, 12 (MC 12); Prom Commit- tee 12; J. C. Gorman Committee 12; Student Government 11; Top Jr. Award 11. Cheryl Allen — Choir 9, 12. Tara Allen — Black Culture Club 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Track 10; Volleyball 9, 10; Varsity Varieties 9, 10. Brett Andrews — Football 9, 10, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 11, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; TB Chorus 11, 12: Student- ei Faculty Basketball Game 12. Debbie Arbutina — Track 9: FHA president 9; Gym Cadet 9; Band 9: DCT Treasurer 12. Becky Ash — Band 9; Majorette 9: DECA 12. Jeff Ball — Auto VICA (Vice- President 11, President 12). Becky Bauhs — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12: Soft- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11; Choir 11; OWE 12. Richard Bazley — Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 11, 12); Class Ex- ecutive Committee 11, 12: Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Choir Co-President 12. Jim Bishop — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11; Baseball 11, 12 (Captain 12). Larry Bishop — Football 9, 10, 12: Choir 9, 10, 11; Student Govern- ment 11, 12; Track 12; Red Cross 12. Delarcy Black — Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball ine Tenette Blaising — Volleyball 9, 10; Softball 9, 10; Manhigan 12. Jeff Brufladt — Band 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12s@Orchestra 10; 10 122 Jazz Band 11, 12; Basketball 10. Mark Brumm — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10; Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10, 11; Manhigan 11, 12 (Editor 12). Margot Butts — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Stat 11, 12; Red Cross 9; Pep Club 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Girls Basketball Stat 11; Hypho Business Staff 11; Girls State Alter- nate 11; Uncle Ron’s TA 9, 10, 11, 12 (attendance taker and ballot collector 12). 145 James Carpenter — VICA Chaplain 11; Bible Club 12; “Nine Dragons” 12; ‘So This Is Paris’’ 9; “Nashville Jamboree 11; “Bishop’s Candlesticks’ 12. Robyn Collins — Band 9, 10, 11; Jr. Achievement 9; Varsity Varieties 10; Honor Society 11; Hyphonerian 11, 12 (Managing Editor 12); Civic Day 11, 12. Troy Conroy — Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12 (President 12); Manhigan 11, 12 (Editor 12); Varsity Varieties 10, 12; J. C. Gor- man Escort 12; Office Monitor 12. Mark Constance — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Science Fair 12; Key Club 11, 12; Office Monitor 12; Manhigan Photographer 12. Steve Cooper — Student Govern- ment 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 12; “Mind Set” 12; “Nine Dragons” 12. Stephanie Copley — Pom Pom Squad 11; DE 11, 12 (Treasurer); Choir 9, 10; TB Choir 11. Phillip Cotton — Football 9; Black Culture Club 12; Track 12. Andy Cullen — Auto VICA 11, 12. Maura D’Allessandro — Choir 11, 12; Girls’ Glee 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 12; Student Government 11; Office Monitor 12. Gary Divelbiss — Wrestling 9, 10, Ne, 2: Robert Downs — Band 9, 10, 11, ‘12: Kevin Elkins — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Class President 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 (President 12); Stu- dent Government 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Coaches Award 12); Basketball 9; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Curriculum Advisement Committee 11; Student Lunch Committee 12; Varsity Varieties 12: Dan Fischer — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. Kevin Foster — German Club 9; TCB Club 10; Jr. Achievement 10, 11, 12; Academic Challenge 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Student Government 11, 12; Red Cross 11, 12 (President 12); “The American Dream’’ 11; “Our Town” 11; “The Jinx from Alabama”’ 12; ‘Nine Dragons” 12. Mike Fout — Golf 10, 11, 12; Machine VICA 11, 12. Sonya Giffin — Choir 11, 12; Of- fice Monitor 12; Library Aide 12. Kim Goodwin — Student Govern- ment 9, 10; Red Cross 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 10; DECA 11, 12; Girls Glee 11; Black Culture Club 9, 10. 146 Bob Griggs — Basketball 9; Track 9, 10; Cross Country 9, 10 (MVP); Golf 11, 12 (Co-Captain 12); Ger- Man Club 9, 10; Office Monitor 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Student Government 11, Manhigan 12, Science Fair 12. Todd Grogg — Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 11, 12 (Stage Manager 12); Honors Banquet 11, 12; Manhigan 12; Of- fice Monitor 11; Library Aide 12. Debbie Gruber — AOS 12. Mark Harding — Band 9; Machine VICA 11, 12 Clarence Harris — Student Government 9, 10; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Mens’ Glee 10; Drama Club 11; DECA 11, 12. John Harsch — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Class Executive Committee Ae oa 2 Holly Heston — Tennis 10) Any 12: Class Executive Committee wae Homecoming Court 11. Tammy Howell — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club oT: Margie Hriesik — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 12; Class Executive Committee 12; Science Fair 12. Bill Inman — Varsity Varieties. Jackie Ivey — Office Monitor 10; Balck Culture Club 11; Treasurer’s Office Secretary 12. Eugene Johnson — Chess Club 9, a0; 11, 12: Varsity Varieties 12. Stevie Johnson — Pep Club 9, 10; Hi-Steppers 9, 10, 12; Choir 9, 10; SA Chorus 10; Student Govern- ment 9, 10; Volleyball 10, 12; Class Executive Committee 12: Track Stat 12; Hypho_ Business Staff. Shevelle Kiah — Black Culture Club 9, 10; Basketball 9: IOS Treasurer 11. Donna Kiser — Library Monitor Aa Scott Kochheiser — Class fx- ecutive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Vice-President 12; Basketball 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 1 2: Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Band 9, 11; Regional Orchestra 9, 10; Civic Day Councilman als Presidential Classroom 11: Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Varieties Business Manager 12; Student Lunch Committee 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Manhigan 2: Leo Lawhorn — Student Govern- ment 10; Hyphonerian 11, 12 (Editor-in-Chief 12); Chess Club 11; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12. Teresa Leech — Red Cross 9: Choir 9, 11; Black Culture Club 10, 11, 12; Courtside Sweethearts 11; DE Vice-President 12. Carol Likes — Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Varsity Varieties 10. Donna Lowe — Pomettes 10; Stu- dent Government 10. Robin Lowe — Library Monitor 9, 1ON ii 12: Mare Mack — Band 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9, 10, 11; Track 9; Flag Girl 11; DE 11. Regina Marberry — Orchestra 9, 105 11, 12 Choir 11 12 iRed Cross 11, 12 (Secretary 11); Bible Club 11. Mike Marks — Golf 9; Baseball 10; Varsity Varieties 10, 12; Hyphonerian 11, 12; ‘“Impromp- tu” 11; “Playroom” 12; “When God Comes to Dinner, You Don’t Burn the Toast’, Director 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 12; Or- chestra 12. Patti McCambridge - Pep Club Secretary 9; Class Executive Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12: Class Secretary 9, 11, 12; German Club 10; Student Government 9; Cheerleader 10, 11; Homecoming Court 11; J. C. Gorman Court 12: National Honor Society 11, 12; Of- fice Monitor 11, 12; AOS 12: Var- sity Varieties 10, 11, 12. Shellie McClure — Cheerleader 10, 11; Varsity Varieties 10, 11, 12: Plays. 10, 11, 12: AOS 12 (Treasurer); Choir 9, 10, 11, 12: Student Government 11. 147 Sharon McGlothlin — Basketball 9, 10. Jerry McQuillen — Wrestling 9, 11, 12; Football 9; Class Executive Committee 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. Karen Metz — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11; Class Presi- dent 10; Class Vice-President 9, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Football Stat 11, 12; Girls Basketball Stat 11; Choir 11, 12; Hyphonerian Business Manager 12; Girls State 11; Pep Club 9; Red Cross 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Band 9; Uncle Ron’‘s TAY, 10, 11, 12 (Dietician). Sherrie Moran — National Honor Society 11, 12; Football Stat 11, 12; Girls Basketball Stat 11; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11; Choir 12; Hyphonerian (Girls Sports Editor 11; Business Manager 12); Red Cross 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Office Monitor 12; Uncle Ron’s TA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Mascot 12). Thom Murphy — Football 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 9, 10, 11; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Mens Glee 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen Escort 11; Varsity Varieties 12; Varsity Varieties Stage Crew 10, 11; Track 10; Office Monitor 11; Civic Day 11; Homecoming Com- mittee 11; Rock Choir 10. Cathy Offmiss — Girls Glee 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Rock Choir 10, 11; Choir 10, 11; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11; Homecom- ing Committee 11; Homecoming MC 11; J. C. Gorman MC 12; AOS 12; Richland County Junior Miss 12; Jr. Achievement 10 (Vice-President). Laura Parker — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; itack. 92 Softball’ 105 11, “12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11; Orchestra 12. Russell Penney — Plays 10, 11; 148 Drama Club 11; Student Govern- ment 10, 11; Office Monitor 10; Varsity Varieties 11, 12; J. C. Gor- man MC 11. Brian Phillips — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 10, 12; Foot- ball 11, 12; Key Club 12; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 12. Rob Pittman — Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 11, 12; Golf 12; Class Executive Commit- tee 11, 12. Debbie Pollock — Class Treasurer 9; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10. Katrina Raitch — Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Choir 12; Jazz Band 12; Choir 9, 12; Drama Club 12; Thespian Society 12; National Honor Socie- ty 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 11; “The Playroom’ 12; “Mind Set”’ 12; Class Executive Committee 12. Michelle Rawls — Cheerleader 9; Office Monitor 10, 11. Linda Reese — Band 9, 10; IOP TIDE 12: Becky Rose — DECA President 12: August Salyers — Machine VICA (Vice — President and Treasurer). Kim Sanders — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Steppers 10, 11, 12 (Captain). Kathy Scheets — Girls Glee 9; Choir 9, 10, 11; Class Treasurer 11; Nurse Assistant Program 12. Karl Schroeder — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer 12; Key Club 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Or- chestra 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Office Monitor 12; Homecoming MC 11; Hyphonerian Editor 11; Hypho Business Staff 10, 11. Carla See — Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12; Pom Pom Girl 10. Cindy Shafer — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11; Jazz Band 10, 11 German Club 9, 10; Track 9; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Basketball 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary 10. Kim Sholaya — Pep Club 9; Stu- dent Government 10; Cheerleader 10, 11; Office Monitor 10, 12; Wrestling Stat 9; Varsity Varieties 10, 11; AOS 12. Charlotte Shoto — Choir 9; Band 9; Pep Club 9; Student Govern- ment 12. Neil Sims — Track 9, 10, 12; Black Culture Club 10, 11, 12. Ken Smith — Baseball 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10; Track 12; Class Executive Commit- tee 12. Donna Starcher — Student Government 9; Homecoming Queen 11; DE 12. Jeff Steele — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Golf 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Bev Stiteler — Band 10, 11, 12; Science Fair 12. Erica Sturts — Choir 9, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; German Club 9, 10; Class Executive Committee 11, 12; Var- sity Varieties 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Science Fair 10, 12 (State 12); Regional Orchestra 11, 12; All Ohio State Fair Band 12; Jr. Achievement 10, 11, 12 (VP of Administration 11, 12). Celinda Swanger — Pep Club 9; Ghoir 9) 10), 11) 12. Rhonda Sylvester — Class Presi- dent 9; Class Executive Commit- tee 10; Student Government 9, 107 11 12-2Chome 9) 10) 11 12 (President 12); Girls Glee 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Varsity V arieties 10, 11, 12; “The American Dream” 11; “The Playroom” 12. Barbara Taylor — DE 11, 12 (Secretary 12). Earl Taylor — Track 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Jazz Band 12; Foot6all 9; Library Monitor 12; Play 11; Wrestling 9; Jr. Achieve- ment 11; Student Government 11, 12. Gary Thompson — Band 9; Key Glub 11, 12; Baseball 12: Manhigan 11, 12. Rhonda Ward — Band 9: Ma- jorette 9. Tony Yetzer — Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Choir 12; Class Executive Commit- tee 9, 10, 11; Student Go vern- ment 10, 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12 (Thespian Officer 11, 12); “Sound of Music’ 10, “David Lisa’ 10; “Here We are” 10; “Arsenic and Old Lace” 11; “Asylum” 11 (Director); “When God Comes to Breakfast, Don’t Burn the Toast’ 12: “Wine Dragons” 12; Varsity Varieties 9, 11, 12 (Director 12). Debby Yohman — Flag Corps 11, 12 (Co-Captain 12); Band 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 10, 12 (Business Manager 12); Prom Committee 12; Homecoming Committee 11; Pep Club 9; Stu- dent Government 9, 10; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. 149 Autographs Autographs Autographs x