Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

Lom x = каша PERE. ти ING АХ Сы: ——— В ==] EE E 3 AME S mt ; 522 y = hacer E. меи sa 1986 MANHIGAN Mansfield Senior High 145 West Park Boulevard Mansfield, Ohio 44906 High school is a time for growing ир... for building the foundation of our future. Here we learn to excel in different ways... in academics, in athletics, as part of a group, or as an individual. We thrive on victory . . . we learn to accept defeat. We relish the relief that comes with making it through another year. But always we are building . . . building our community, building our school, building our lives So remember with us, laugh with us, and maybe even shed a tear ortwo... a ae � ... as we build the perfect Tyger! Those Who Built the Perfect Tyger... The Class of 1986 Denise Renea Adkins Annette Louise Adkinson -— - SAL Michael William Barrett Pateresa Chante Bishop Tony H. Bond j des nr sif + A A Tracy Lynn Brown Amy Lynn Calhoun Robert Matthew Anita Carroll 8 Carcione Latonia Monique Steven Douglas Christo James Robert Clark, Jr Chatman Sherry Rena Collins Lora Lee Conn Brenda Ann Conners Curtis Dewitt Crider Darlene Michelle Curry Angela Beth Daniels Mary Joan Daniels Dennis Samuel Davis Janet Lynn Davis Larry Nelson Evans, Jr. Derek Alen Foster Deanne Rae Gillis Rhonda Kaye Davis Patricia Zoe Faulkner Randy Terrell Francis Wendy Jo Gopp Lori Ellen Felton Betty Jo French Donald Edward Green, Jr. Paul Edward Dilley Angela Jean Fliger Robert Mathew Grimes Wesley James Hall Charmin Lynn Hammond Jack Hatfield Paula Hinton Teresa Yvonne Hood Elizabeth Carol Hutchison Lisa Annette Ison Laconia James Deborah Ann Jennings Kimberly R. Johnson 11 Jody Lynn Jones Tina Jo Kelly Kimmy Sue King April Ann Kipp Tammy Jo Kiser Melinda R. Klouchek Steven John Knapp Steven Lewis Kopina Jennifer Marie Krichbaum Richard Leslie Lacey Brenda Lu Lambert Maria Lambert Jessica Renee Lawhorn 12 Tracy Gale Leech Victor V.P. Liang Reed Lawhun Jr. Patty Jo Metheney Tammy Sue Matheny Kimberly Diane Mollett Stacey Elizabeth Miller Tracey Lynn Miller Garnetta Owens Kevin Edwards Owens Timothy Michael Peterson Christy Lynn Myers ——— аа с 13 ne — Christine Ann Raphael Jill Ann Renwick Judith Renee Renwick Drema Sue Risner Staci Renee Rollins Jacinda Dawn John Merritt Russell Il Arnold Everett Salyers Thomas Alan Sampsel Romanchuk Ellen Kay Schmidt Donald Kenneth Setser Kristeen Rochelle Bret Eugene Smith 14 Jr. Scheets i Pamela Sue Spicer Clifford Eugene Stamper Carol Sue Lambert Christina Kaye Swander Stewart Richard Clark Swanger Laurie Beth Theaker Randy Joe Thompson JE: John Scott Tridico Lisa Renee Tuttle Areba Lynn Mitchell Pamela Rose Vogus Timothy Eugene Wagner Justine Kay Weikel Vipperman 15 16 Kimberly Kaye Welty Joseph Carl Beatty Richmond Eric Hartman Robert William Sampsel Steven Ronald Wharton Ha Thi Thu Doan Crystal Rena Morris Linda Ella Smith Leslie Janel Williams Donald Dino Duron Denise Joann Fenton Chris Gleason James Scott Smith Leading the Class of 1986 this year were Curt Brown, president; Chris Raphael, vice-president; Brenda Conners, secretary; and Teresa Hood, treasurer. Bill Brown and Scott Gordon were the class advisors. Over the years the class has earned money by sell- ing posters, candles, fruit pops, danger flags, and candy. They held dances and ended this year with the traditional fruit sale. Projects which provided many memorable moments were “Yesterdays”, the Homecoming; Var- sity Varieties, Good Times’; and the Senior Prom, “Tonight's the Night”, held at Snow Trails. Deanne Gillis and Jennifer Thomas were named outstanding seniors for their many hours of work con- tributed to the class over the years. The following are members of the Class of 1986 whose pictures were not submitted. Anthony Paul Adkins Matthew David Adkins Alisa Marie Barber Stephen Cole Bear John Lee Bell Christie Ann Bishop Robert John Bogolis Brian Charles Botdorf Michael Andrew Branham Carl Brown Charles Michael Brown Marvin Louis Burtin Richard Eugene Byerly Spencer Rodrequez Cansler Wilonda Dawonn Carter Elly Jane Cline John Travis Cockrell David Wayne Cole Cornelius Congious Pearl Eva Marie Crawford Charles Joseph Davie Tamika Kay Evans Andrew Lee Franklin Carla Ann French Antonio De-Prist Greene Charles William Gollihue, Jr. Richard Eugene Grubbs Fionn Capri Harris Verta Lynn Harris Timothy Allen Hedrick Sayro Latrell Horn Spencer LaVelle Howard Obbie Benjamin Jarrell Lamonte Darae Johnson William Lee Kelly Jesse Lawrence Kennebrew Ahmed Frere Kent John David Kopcial Elizabeth Jane Lamp Charles Stephen Lee, Jr. Queen E. Lee Robbie Randal Lloyd Jeffery Scott Love Jo Ann Lozier Paul L. Mack David Alan Melntire David Timothy McMillen Elaine Ann Miller David E. Minard Wendy Michelle Minard Tashia Renee Morgan Shawn Maurice Nevius Debra Ann Newbern Robin Dawn Page Matthew Richard Parr Tyran Vanerick Phelps John Patrick Plankenhorn Allen R. Preston Edsel Trent Redmond Brian Adam Reedy Connie S. Richmond Clinton Dwayne Rowe Lenell Shelby, Jr. Onray Elliott Smoot Daniel Wayne Snyder Lori Ann Tadijanac Sonia Lynette Taylor Tina Sue Taylor Teresa Rae Russell Teeters Theresa Marie Terman-Bowen Garland Junior Thompson Donovus R. Todd Roberta Lynn Violet Russell Joseph Ward Anthony Mark Weatherspoon Barron Shawn Webber Homer Darran Whitson Scott Kelley Wilkins Ernest Lee Williams Freddie Lee Williams Ricky Lee Williams Bobby R. Wilson Denver Ray Wright Debra Rebecca Workman Anita Marie Young Juan Genies Young Juniors Present Beautiful Homecoming The Class of 87, und er the leadership of advisors Dave Moore and Jeff Davis, staged one of the most beautiful and unusual Homecoming assemblies in some years Following a nostalgic theme, they returned the assembly to the auditorium, where assemblies were some years in the past, and highlighted it with slides taken from old Manhigans that showed stu- dent life from the past Serving as officers this year were Teresa Rodriguez, presi- dent; Sue Tridico, vice- president; Kelly McGinty, secretary; and Bridget Feagin, treasurer Сай Adkins Anthony Adley Donald Adkinson Lori Allman Jane Arter Robert Au Stephen Baldridge Mark Banks Vincent Barber Bruce Bannert Bryon Bannert Heather Barnes Andrea Barnett Robin Bays Stephanie Beaire Angie Bechtol Jim Binion Myron Black Lisa Blair Paula Blevins Matt Bolin Curt Bond Nichole Bowen Kathy Bowling Ray Brasseur Rodney Bronson Jerry Brown Ronald Brown Mike Burch Charles Burge Veronica Caldwell Pam Caudell Jae Cha Andre Cochran Laurie Cole Maurice Congious Becky Cornell Julie Corwin Steve Crawford Sherry Crose Braxton Daniels Candie Daugherty Corey Davis Raymond Dean Tabbi Dechant Dana Dickerson Clyde Dockery Phil Dollish Robert Eaton Charles Fife Garth Eldridge Cherie Elkins Luretta Ellison Karen Elswick Kelly Farragher Bridget Feagin John Fisher Pam Fleishner Kathy Fluharty Connie Fraley Daryel France Melissa Garn Doreen Gilbert Derek Good David Gukich Amy Hager Olivia Hairston Becky Hairston Julian Hairston Sheri Hall Mike Hamlin Jason Han Diana Hardin Charles Harris Denise Hatfield Wilma Haught Alex Hawkins Audrea Hawkins Rodney Haynes Ron Hedrick Kelly Henson Brian Hetz Andrea Hipp Joy Holmes Tony Holmes Shioban Howard Anthony Hudgens Amy Hughes Harlan Kash Margret Kelly Kristy Kennebrew Missy Klouchek Bill Knipp Scott Knorr Dave Kracker Chris Kuhn Keith Kvochick Nennie Jarrell Mark Jaynes Becky Jenkins Carlton Jester Kim Johnson Raquel Johnson William Johnson Dale Jones Nancy Jones Zoraida Lacey Tim Lawhorn Robert Lee Rory Lee William Lee Matt Lemaster Bill Lewis Michelle Likely Jay Lindsay Ronald Liston Traci Litteral Darletta Lively Julie Logan Rodney Looman Kelli Lorentz Noel Luce Robin Mabe Carol Mandela Lamar Marsh Wanda Marshall 21 Gino Masi Kelly McGinty Scott McMillen Traci Metheney Ronda Middleton Julie Miller Gwen Miller Michelle Miller Teresa Minard Terrance Miner Brian Moore Monica Moore Susan Moreland Jeff Morrow Rita Mosier Pete Neumann Darla Noblet Ron Paramore John Penney Kevin Perkins Tammy Perkins Noel Perry Stephie Peters John Prater John Price Zakiyyah Rashad Cynthia Rawls Christina Ray Jeff Reeder Lisa Reischman Andy Ricks Teresa Rodock Teresa Rodriguez John Rose Scott Rothrock 22 Patrice Rowe Cynthia Sammons Steve Scarbury Kelley Scheets Fritz Schroeder Shane Sealey Michelle Shade Carl Shaver John Smith John Smith Mark Smith Scott Smith April Snelling Anita Soria Senita Spears Michelle Stallworth Sheldon Stallworth Jessie Stamper Terry Stamper Bryan Stanish Jennifer Steele Russ Stevens Lisa Stone Paul Stone Derek Strong Erin Sturts Diane Thompson Dale Thompson Susan Tridico Tim Trumpower Angie Turner Gary Turner Kipp Vermillion Rome Wallace Cynthia Walls Burcha Webb Kevin Weiland Ron Welty Tracy White Cynthia Whitson Lisa Williams Rena Williams Darold Wilson Michelle Wilson Rod Wiseman Tamara Wright Marnie Yarger Jeff Young 23 Sophomores Hold Successful Sale This year the sophomores sponsored a very successful candy sale that boosted their treasury and put them in good shape for sponsoring the 1986 Homecoming. The products they chose were Sprees and Sweetarts. Mario Jester served as president of the Class of 88 this year, and Kevin Groff was vice-president. Taking on the duties of both secretary and treasurer was Jason Murray. Ken Murray and Van Cruso are advisors of the class. James Abernathy Stephanie Acker Kim Adkins Tony Adkins Doris Adkinson Robert Allwardt Velisa Aken Rose Andrews Stephanie Armstrong Connie Arnholt Dorothy Artrip Samantha Atwell James Avery Melissa Bailey Michelle Baith Robert Baker Desma Banks Vincent Barber Sandy Bays Jim Beatty Lisa Beck Eric Belmer Michael Benson Mike Bechtel Angie Bigelow DeeDee Black Jennie Billotte Sandy Blake David Blanton Heather Bletz Ron Blevins Chris Bottorf Nichole Bowen Mike Boyd Temus Bradley Viola Bridges Andre Brooks Darrin Brooks Brent Broom Fitzgerald Brown Jeff Brown Russell Brown Trina Browning Kelly Bucklew Paula Burge Alfred Canakamp Angela Carroll Earl Carter Dar ius Carter Allen Cash Aubrey Chapman Joseph Clark Lederick Cockrell Tony Collier Brenda Conn Jack Conn Amy Cook Shannon Cornell Ed Cox Annissa Craig Jeri Crider Martha Cunningham Phillip Cunningham Thomas Curran Jerry Czernewski Jeff Davis Mike Davis Eric Deschner John Dillon Eddie Dockery 25 Michael Dowd Sarah Dowdy Brucette Drye Dawn Durbin Trena Durfee Kevin Dye Mary Dyer Raquel Eatmon Bobby Edwards Melissa Enlow Larry Evans Lisa Fannin Christina Fidler Joyce Fidler Brian Fisher Steve Flannery Sherri Fliger Holly Foster John Fraley Amy France Craig Franklin Greg Franklin Craig Freeman Todd Friend Julian Fuqua Joyce Garove Tracy Gerhart Anthony Gilliam Alex Ginn Brian Gopp Anthony Graham Jermie Graham Alan Gray Graig Grimes Kevin Groff Mike Hall Brian Hamilton Tammy Hammond Larry Hardin Eric Hawkins Dale Haynes Mike Hazlett Shannon Hedge Regina Heinberger Laura Herf Kerri Hester Sherry Hill Lamar Hinton Jeff Hock Chip Hollinger Heather Holloway Ronald Holmes Katrina Hobbs Heidi Howe David Hutchison Jeremy Ingram Kimberly James Lydia Jarrell Barry Jefferson Laurie Jessop Mario Jester Ernie Johnson Jim Johnson Rodney Johnson Scott Johnson Veronica Johnson Vita Johnson Chris Jones Paige Jones Rachel Keller 27 Paul King Bill Knipp Bill Konves Leif Lacy Andrea Lagodich Tammy Lambert Mike Lawhun Robert Lawhorn Shanna Leadingham Therisa Lee Christy Lindsay Heidi Ling Jay Love Jeff Luttrell Willie Lyon Mark Mabry Donnie Madden Ronald Madden Michelle Maglotat Melody Manley Monique Marrable Craig Marsh Shirley Marshall Richie Mauk Mike McBride Lenny McGinnis Teri McMillen Tammy Medina Fred Minard Darron Minard Lisa Mollett Renda Moore Steve Moore Tammy Moore Candice Moss Dennis Mount Jason Murray John Murray Dapreis Owens Joe Owens Keith Owens Patty Owens Travis Owens Eric Parker Bonnie Parr Byron Patrick Dave Pendleton Craig Penix Kimberly Perkins 28 Lisa Perrine Cindy Perry Edwin Patton Cherron Pinkston Russ Pitts Jesie Poth Tina Potter Steve Pounds J Purdy Dana Ramsey Melissa Ramsey Steve Ramshaw Robert Reed Ginger Rhinehart Scott Rhodes James Richards Tom Ricks Shane Riley Lydia Roane Karen Rohde Arlie Russell Laura Russell Tammi Salser Doug Sayers Lisa Schindler James Scruggs Cassandra Sears Steve Sexton David Shambaugh Sara Shasky Reggie Snelling Angie Sheppard Rick Sholaya Allen Sigmon Audra Shovranek Artius Smith Robert Smith Tim Smith Walter Smith Jovita Snelling Nancy Stamper 29 Cheryl Stevens David Stevens Chad Stiteler Tanya Stone Ty Stone Frank Sutton Andre Swarn Mike Swinford Elizabeth Tackett Tina hackett Sonya Talley John Tasker Tresea Tee ters Alisa Thomas Donny Thomas Kim Thomas Tim Thomas Geaine Thompson Lisa Thompson Scott Thompson Mark Totman Jay Vance Joseph Vigarore Becky Vogus Malissa Vollmer Joseph Vulgamore Derrick Wade Katy Walker Jess Walls Twyla Walton Carla Wade Gary Webb Tonya Webber Denise White Lisa White =3 2224 tte ——X dd لے‎ ШК 2 “ SN Robert Williams Darbin Williams Jimmie Williams Lonnie Williams James williamson Laurine Wilson Jay Wilson Mike Wilson Heather Wiseman Rani Workman Anna Worthington Corey Wilder Crystal Wright Kevin Wright Leroy Wright Jeff Wycoff Thomas Young Vivian Young Melissa Zaebst Terri Zellner Freshmen Get A Good Start The Class of '89 got off to a successful start with more than a dozen са� - didates running for office. Those elected were Jud Murray, president; Beth Raphael, vice-president; Donita Moreland, secretary; and Tracy Trautmann, treasurer. Dave Gross was selected as class advisor The major fund raising project chosen by the class introduced a new product to Senior High - Gummy Bears. A bake sale was also held. Angie Adkins Penny Adkins Tim Adkins Kevin Alfrey Bronwen Armor Michael Atwell Joanie Back Angie Baker David Bandagski Allisa Barnett Lisa Bassin Jerry Beatty Wendy Bechtol Candy Diblasi Kim Bister Leroy Blair Yolanda Bond Jason Booker Michelle Boyer Dan Bowser Matt Bradshaw Scott Bridges Cordell Brooks Inez Brooks Randy Brown Jeanna Bryant Lorie Bryant Tammy Buck 32 Candi Bucklew Jason Bunting Kim Burch Tim Bush Billy Carroll Barry Carroll Michele Carroll Chuck Carter Dori Carter Adrian Catchings Karri Catello Kathy Chamberlin Mary Clever Melissa Clifford Angela Coe Tim Cole Billy Collins Jacqueline Congious Donald Conn James Cox Darrell Craft Netika Crier Jeff Crittenden Lisa Cross Kelly Crotty Jimmy Curry Carrie Davis Robin Davis Roderick Davison Robie Dawson April Dean Tim Deener Kim Deshner Leslie Dodson James Dollish Michelle Driscoll Donald Duncan Doug Dunnavant Bev Durfee Angie Durfee Melinda Edwards Chad Eldridge Linda Elkins Shelly Ernsberger Tracy Erwin Pat Estep Brian Evans Jason Feltner James Fields 33 Mico Franklin Patricia Franklin Kevin Frazier Carla Frisby Richard Frith Ronnie First Donna Fisher Richard Fisher Kellee Foster Will Fowler Luella Garris Jeff Gillis Denise Gilroy Nancy Ginn Bobbie Gienger Rebecca Goff Angelina Gomez Valerie Graham Mimaco Grant Kelly Graves Tym Greenwood Jimmy Greer Rayvonne Griffea Jeff Gross Ervin Hall James Hall Richard Hall Heather Holloway Tammy Hamm Debbie Hardin Arthur Hardy Calvin Harris Gretchen Harris Latoja Harris Shiela Harris Kevin Harsh Joy Haynes Eddie Hembree David Hershberger Aaron Herring Nick Hill Michael Hines Missi Hindman Melinda Hinton Pricilla Hinton Steve Hinton Regina Holbrook Montel Holland Robert Holland Jetuan Holley Jeff Howard Roger Howell Phong Huynh Brian Isaac Dan Jackman Beth Jackson Randy Jarvis Torey Jefferson Eric Johnson Jacques Johnson Tondra Johnson Christina Jones Fount Jones Kimani Jones Andre Jordan Holly Karr Billie Kelley Ronnie Kelly Jametta Kennebrew September Kinnan 35 Kathleen Kiser Andy Kirkpatrick Aaron Kitzmiller Frank Kososky Rick Kraft Diana Lambert Patti Lambert Tammy Lambert Ryan Lambert Scott Laug Carolyn Lawhorn Tonie Lawhorn Joann Lee Renee Lee Willie Likely Thomas Lorentz Ryan Luckie Lisa Lykins Christi Marberry Joe Marfia M. Mark Rosalind Marsh Michelle Martin Stacy Martin James Masi Heather Massie Brian Maynor Michelle McGinnis Eve McGinnis Aimee Melntire Tina Medina Becky Meenach Melanie Messimer Gina Michaels Ricky Middleton Jeff Miller Larry Miller John Majors Kisha Majors Steve Miller Heather Milner Davey Milton Keith Milton Teresa Mollett William Moore Bonita Moreland Donita Moreland Sam Mount Paul Mounts 36 Brian Mowry Shawn Mowry Jim Moyer Albert Mullins Jud Murray Joan Myers Gerald Nixon Doug Nolen April Norris Carrie Northover Mary Northover Sara Osbun Melina Owens James Parlett Marcy Perrill Joyce Perrine Michael Perry Susan Perry Frank Petty Doug Pitcher Amy Plankenhorn Lance Porch Marcy Perrill Nikky Potter Dustin Powers Joseph Prosser Missi Preuninger Jack Rachel Mike Randall Beth Raphael Regina Rawls Larry Rayburn Allysonn Reed Billy Reed Tanya Reedy Eric Rhodes David Rickey Amy Roberts Jackie Robinson Marc Rodriquez Chris Rogers 37 Chris Rooks Eric Rush Arthur Rutter Nancy Salyers Clara Sangster Sandy Setser Angie Sexton Dan Sexton Mark Sheaffer Trina Shears Randy Short Stacie Sigler Lisa Sigmon Andy Slaton Andy Smallstey Allen Smith Angela Smith Paul Smith Robert Smith William Smith Matthew Stafford Gerrice Stallworth Penny Stambaugh Mary Stamper Demetrius Stanford Devon Stapleton John Starr Shane Stentz John Stevens Vance Stevens Lori Stone Charles Stroble Brian Strong Blair Sturts Ladonia Tabor Andy Tackett Brian Taylor Bridgette Taylor Charles Taylor Jenny Taylor Stephanie Taylor William Thompson Laron Thomas Brian Thompson Doug Thompson Tonya Thompson Tracy Trautmann Nancy Trumpower Brenda Umfleet Colleen Vickers Michelle Vollmer Angel Vorase Karen Vulgamore Nancy Wade Yolanda Wallace Fred Weaver Mike Webb Tina Webb Tyla Webber Charles Webster Gabriel Webster Shawn Weikel Jeremy White John White Anthony Williams James Williams Sonya Williams Tammie Williams Rebecca Windbigler Shawn Windham Tyrone Windham Mike Winger Cary Woodward Eddie Worthington Lori Yarman Andrea Young Brian Hawksworth Pete Altman — Algebra George Andress — History William Asher — Speech, Drama Fred Atwater — OWE Wayne Au — Geometry Jean Barker — Cafeteria James Battisti — Math Eleanor Beatty — French Vincent Black — Assistant Principal James Boor — Welding, Machine Shop Mary Briggs — Cafeteria Mary Brown — IIC Aide Sue Brown — English 10 William Brown — DCT Kathy Brunnet — Typing, Note Hand, Business Law William Cahill — Physical Science, Chemistry Virginia Chirico — Cafeteria Gail Claucherty — Multiple Handicapped Class Angela Colic — English 9, 10 Grayce Couts — Secretary to Mrs. Morrison Mary Curran — Cafeteria Vanetia Crusoe — Study Hall Jim Cushing — Auto Shop Frank Daniell — Art Appreciation Jeff Davis — DE Polly Davis — Latin Harold Dean — Health, Physical Fitness Mark DeBolt — Electronics John Depler — Business Communications, Accoun- ting, Record Keeping Patricia Deubel — Com- puter Literacy, Algebra, Trig, College Math Susan Dockter — English 9 Betty Dunn — Home Economics, Life Styles, Sewing Julie Earley — LD Resource Teacher Dorothy Elsasser — Counselor Barbara Fairchild — English 9, 10, 12 William Flanegan — Physical Education Gladys Fliger — Multiple Handicapped Aide Cheri Gage — Counselor Jane Gilbert — Secretary to Mr. Morvai James Goode — Quest, Comparative Government Anne Griffin — Physical Education Kathy Groff — Secretary to Counselors Richard Groff — COE David Gross — English 10, Manhigan Jon Hall — Basic Biology Percy Hall — Band, Orchestra Carol Hane — English 9, 11 Gayle Harwood — 105, Typing Richard Henry — English 9, Athletic Director Richard Henson — American History, Government James Hetler — Algebra Herbert Himes — Counselor Pearl Howard — Secretary to Mr. Stoodt Virginia Jester — SBH Aide Ann Kay — English II, Jour- nalism, British Lit and Mythology, Hyphonerian Sue Kochheiser — Secretary to Mr. Black Kathleen Krech — Physical Science 42 Picture Not À Available Mike Lehman — Small Engines, Machine Shop Larry Linn — OWA Mike Loveless — World Studies, American History, Government Robert Lull — Biology James Lutz — OWE Colista Malone — Chemistry, Physical Science Thomas Mapes — Govern- ment, Communications, Oc- cupational Training, Career Education Charles Marchant — Voca- tional Math Loretta McBride — Typing John Miefert — Algebra, Trigonometry David Moore — Science, Math Mary Margret Moore — Family Living, Home Management, PLP Resource Teacher 43 Jennifer Morrison — Assis- tant Principal Ronald Morvai — Principal Cindy Mudra — American History, Government Kenneth Murray — Art Evelyn Nall — Algebra, Computer Literacy Frank Nephew — German Renate Papenhausen — English Il Lane Paullin — Drafting, Wood Shop Annette Payton — Cafeteria Vicki Picking — Kiddie Kampus, Living Independently David Pierce — Wood Shop Richard Poffenbaugh -Biology, Physiology, Home Horticulture Joe Prats — Physical Education Carl Raser — Counselor Loretta Raser — Hearing Impaired Class Miriam Richie — Cafeteria Eleanor Ryckman — Psychology, Social Problems Jeff Schwall — SBH Joann Sealey — Cafeteria Head Cook Nancy Seibert — Health Michele Shafer — Choir Michael Shrodek — English 9, 10 Shirley Sidle — Librarian Jane Smarto — Visually Handicapped Carmela Smith — Spanish Jack Soliday — World Studies Phil Stoodt — Attendance Coordinator Calvin Swander — Physics, Physical Science Darlene Thomas — Cafeteria John Thomas — Machine Trades Mary Timan — Cafeteria Jerry Titus — Custodian Denzil Tuttle — Auto Shop Bruce Waite — Great Books, Advanced Comp, Practical Reading, Writing Halley Weaver — Math Carolynne Zimmerman — Spanish Phyllis Zimmerman — Home Ec, Home in Future, Basic Foods, Family Health No picture available: Sarah Beard — Health, English Il, Challenges, Time Management Frank Bartholow — Photography Lori Baldridge — Reading Sandra Hornung — Nursing Assistant Program Nancy Howell — Secretary to Library Marsha Sawyer — Hearing Impaired BUILDING THE РЕ! 86 2FECT TYGER N + SENIOR EXPERIENCE CARRIES GOLF TEAM The golf team improved their winning ways this season by recording the most mat- ches won in the past twenty years. The Tyger golfers improved their record to 12-15-2 under coach Dick Henry. They com- peted with other very good golf teams, such as Lexington, Ashland, and St. Peter's. St. Peter's qualified for the state Championship while Lex- ington and Ashland made it to the regionals. Next year will be a rebuilding time for the senior golf team. Bobby Carcione, the only four year award winner, was named MVP and Medalist. He also served as team captain. Most improved player for the '85 season was Ralph Haller. 1. Chris “I know Bottorf tees up for his first varsity golf match. 2. Todd “Harvard” Friend had his first year on the varsity. 3. Mike “Му club's in the tree” Barrett tries to sink a long putt 4. Dave “I'll take a four Kracker blasts a ball up to a sand trap. 5. Tyger Golf Team: Mr. Henry, Coach, Doug Sayers, D. Christopher Bottorf, John Clark, Dave Kracker, Todd Friend. Not Pictured: Mike Barrett, Bobby Carcione, Ralph Haller, Steve Wharton. 6. Bobby “Се! off те” Car- cione eyes his put. 7. Ralph “Bottles, cans Haller concentrates on this one. 8. Mike Barrett watches his ball fly to the green. 9. Intensity. 10. Ralph Haller shows perfect follow through for extra distance. 11. Ralph practices his putting for his round. 12. “Fly baby, fly 13. Dave Kracker, in his typical non-scoring position. 47 SY акем ка IN NUNC ET PAW Ke. 49 Cross Country Has Rebuilding Year This year was primarily a rebuilding year for the Senior High Cross Country Hillcats. They ended up with a season record of twenty wins and ten losses. First year coach Mike Shrodek feels that the team didn't end up anywhere near where they would like to have been, even though they had the best record in some years. He thinks in order for the team to be more competitive, they need to compete against more AAA powerhouse teams. They also need to train throughout the off-season months. Coach Shrodek thought they did well considering the obstacles that they were forced to over- come.” He also says, “Ме will never reach our peak if we continue to beat up on weak single-A farm teams. Sophomore Eric Hawkins was awarded most valuable player. He also set the school record at 17:21. Most Improv- ed runner was Jason Bunting, and the coach's award for hardest worker went to Tracy White. The Captains for this year's Cross Country team were Eric Hawkins, Rodney Haynes, and Tracy White. 1. 1985-86 Cross Country Team. 2. Jason Bunting and Eric Hawkins wait for their run. 3. Jeff Gross, Jeff Young, and Shane Riley are stretching out before a run. 4. Tracy White strides to win. 5. Coach Shrodek gives, en- couraging words before a meet. 6. The team in deep thought. 7. Runners head for the two-mile mark. 8. They anxiously wait for the gun. 9. Coach Shrodek prepares the boys for a run. 10. Jeff Gross leads over a Wooster opponent 52 Jim Goode Takes Over Girls’ Tennis Team. The girls’ tennis team coach this year was Jim Goode. This was the first year that he coached girls’ tennis. He has taken the place of Jerry Lorentz. The captain of the team was a senior, Ату Calhoun. The girls honored with awards or trophies this year were: Bonnie Parr, most im- proved; and Karri Catello, most valuable. Second year awards went to Kelly Henson, and Teresa Rodriguez. The captain chosen for the 1986 season is Kelly Henson. The girls had an 0-0 season this year. They plan to get next year started on Tyger feet and have a winning season. 1. Amy Calhoun and Teresa Rodriguez are good friends on and off the court. 2. The girls take it easy before the match. 3. The girls’ tennis team listens to the pep talk from Coach Goode. 4. Amy Calhoun returns a shot. 5. Bonnie Parr patiently waits for her opponent. 6. Karri Catello returns a serve. 7. Alissa Barnett prepares to return the ball. 8. Bonnie Parr serves to her oppo- nent. 9. The Gang's all here!! 10. Chris- ty Marberry and Alissa Barnett switch sides to play the next match. 11. The girls are psyching up for their match. Volleyball Team Has Winning Season The 1985 Lady Tygers, coached by John Miefert, had a winning season with 13 wins and 11 losses. Coach Miefert, who took over the volleyball team this year, was really pleased with the way the team developed. He feels that the will have a good year in 1986 and thinks that next years record all around will be better as long as the girls have a win- ning attitude. At least 5 sophomores will join the Varsi- ty team next year, according to the coach. The Lady Tygers' highlights were when they defeated Ashland, Clearfork, and Malabar on their parents’ nights. The Varsity returning players will be Joy Holmes, Doreen Gilbert, Sue Tridico, Bridget Feagin, and Michelle Shade. The graduating players are Crystal Norris, Brenda Conners, Laurie Theaker, Tracy Brown, and Chris Raphael. The captains of the lady Tygers were Crystal Norris, Chris Raphael, and Brenda Conners. The most Im- proved Award went to Chris Raphael and the most Valuable and the most points (166 pts.) went to Crystal Norris. The Junior Varsity team coached by Wayne Au ended up the season with 6 wins and 14 losses. 1. The 1985-86 junior varsity volleyball team. 2. Melissa Enlow spikes the ball during a J.V. match. 3. Liz Tackett sets the ball during a J.V. game. 4. Junior varsity players celebrate after a victory. 5. The 1985-86 varsity volleyball team. 6. Joy Holmes blocks a spike during a varsity match. 7. Laurie Theaker spikes the ball against St. Peters. 8. Crystal Norris spikes the ball. 9. Crystal Hootie Norris bumps the ball to setter Sue Tridico. 10. Varsi- ty warms up before their match. 56 TYGERS HAVE A DISAPPOINTING SEASON The freshmen had a very tough season. Even though the kids all came from dif- ferent schools, they played well as a team. The team miss- ed another 6-1 season by three points. The freshman team hopes to improve their record on next year's J.V. Team, where the competition is tougher and the practices are harder. Special awards went to Montell Holland and Dustin Powers. The freshmen compiled a record of 4-3, piloted by coaches Dave Moore and Joe Miniscalco. The J.V.'s had a very long season. Even though it was a very disappointing one, they kept it together and played well as a team. The J.V. players now move up to the Varsity team where the players will endure а longer and tougher season. They hope all of the hard work, blood, sweat, and tears will pay off, so they will see some varsity action. Special awards went to Kevin Groff and Jay Vance. The team had a record of 0-7 headed by coaches Jeff Schwall and Jerry Powell. 1. Tyger freshman converge on ball carrier. 2. Freshman coaches look on as Tygers move the ball. 3. The sidelines look-on as Tygers attempt to score. 4. Tyger defenders scramble for the loose ball. 5. Jason Murray scours the bleachers for a hotdog. 6. J.V. quarterback scrambles as the pocket folds. 7. Tyger ball carrier ex- plodes through defense. 8. Team cap- tains called out for the toss of the coin. 9. Tygers seek advice from the sidelines. 10. Tygers discuss their new game plan. S PW Uv, TYGERS HAVE PRIDE This years football team had two exciting games dur- ing the fall season, the win over cross-town rival Malabar and the long awaited revengeful win over Loudon- ville. Madison also had its ef- fects on the players. Head coach Harold Dean summed ир by saying, “И was a tough season to endure. It seemed that we couldn't get a break when we needed it the most. Overall | feel that we had an enjoyable season. Т� е Tygers ended their season with a 3-7 record. When asked about next fall's season, he stated, “Hopefully the underclassmen will work hard і� the weightroom to gain size, strength, and speed. Our future varsity players hope our record and team will be even better than last years.” The captains for next year's team said that they feel that they have the ability to do so. Receiving awards at this year's Fall Sports Award Ban- quet were: Jino Adams Award, Curt Brown; Coaches' Award, Wes Hall, Bobby Collins; Of- fensive Backs, Lamar Marsh, David Minard; Defensive Backs, Mike Burch, Onray Smoot; Captains Awards, David Minard, Curt Brown; 86' Captains, Lamar Marsh, Mike Burch; and receiving The Golden Cup Award was Bob- by Collins for his efforts above and beyond the call of duty. 1. Tygers take the field against Malabar. 2. Varsity tyger football players are on the rampage. 3. Tyger linesmen anxiously wait for the ball to be hiked. 4. Wes Hall takes a break and refreshes himself during a break in the action. 5. Fullback Bobby Au shows impressive speed and ability. 6. Mike Burch and Coach Lehman discuss defensive plans. 7. Showing his expression of an upset game is Matt Par. 8. The Tyger offense destroy the Falcon defense. 9. 1985- 86 Varsity Tyger Football Team. ре, К 2 2 x i зА AL ма� aa AE A i й Brass. M TEE S TW ана t кт PT са Bes 60 The 1985 Homecoming assembly was different from customary assemblies in that it was held in the auditorium. Because of the lack of size, two assemblies had to be held in order for all students to attend. The 1985-86 Senior High Homecoming Court consisted of Amy Hager escorted by Mike Burch, Doreen Gilbert escorted by Tim Peterson, Bridget Feagin escorted by Braxton Daniels, and Jane Arter escorted by Doug Sayers. The Queen was Jill Bradshaw, who was escorted by Jeff Love. The colors chosen for 1985-86 Homecoming were shades of pink for the court and white for the Queen. The M.C.'s of the Homecoming assembly were Jeff Morrow and Cynthia Rawls. The theme chosen was Moments to Ве Remem- bered.” Slides were used to show past Senior High ех- periences. The slides consisted of past Homecoming Queens and Courts, football teams, students, and teachers. There was a reception held in Pete Henry Gym before the Homecoming dance in honor of the Homecoming Queen. An estimated eighty people attend- ed the reception. The Homecoming dance held on September 28th was a bi success with an estimated 45 people attending. Music and videos were provided by Sound Illusions. 1. Queen Jill smiles as she is escorted by Jeff Love. 2. Braxton Daniels escorts court member Bridget Feagin. 3. The 1985 Homecoming court watch while Queen Jill receives the gameball from Co-captains Curt Brown and David Minard. 4. Jane Arter and Doug Sayers walk down the aisle, 5 Amy Hager smiles as Mike Burch gives her a few words of encouragement Junior Class President, Teresa Rodriguez, begins the Homecoming ceremonies. 7. Last year's Homecoming Queen Sherry Collins, crowns the 1985 queen, Jill Bradshaw. 8. Jerry Powell and Olivia Hairston sing during the Homecoming Assembly. 9. Homecoming M.C.'s Jeff Morrow and Cynthia Rawls pose for a picture. 10. Doreen Gilbert shows her excitement at being chosen as a Homecom ing attendant Homecoming Queen Jill Bradshaw Crowned 62 VARSITY VARIETIES IS A SELL OUT Good Times” were had by all at this years Varsity Varieties on November 7th and 8th. Thursday's perfor- mance was better than ex- pected with a nearly sold out crowd. Friday night's perfor- mance was standing room on- ly, and many people had to be turned away. The very demanding job of the director was filled by Jen- nifer Thomas and Sarah Knapp. Homer Whitson and Deanne Gillis served as the producers of the show. Credit is due to Tim Peterson, who spent many hard hours as the set director. The business manager was Jody Jones, who was assisted by Jennifer Krichbaum. The twenty acts, which in- volved a total of 114 people, included singing, dancing, and comedy skits, one of which was presented by a few teachers. A highlight of the evening was the return of Lubie and the Trojans. During the encore performance the Seniors paraded on the stage wearing togas. This year's Var- sity Varieties proved everyone had a Good Time!” 1. The crew that put it all together. 2 Mr. Lull lectures the students in the senior skit. 3. Amy Calhoun and Teresa Hood sing a duet. 4. The seniors watch as Matt Parr struts his stuff. 5. Toga clad, Lubie and the Tro- jans perform. 6. The teachers goofing off as usual. 7. The nurses assistants in operation! 8. Gwen Miller preaches to the Black Culture Club. 9. Raquel Eatmon strikes a pose. 10. MC. Tracey Miller waves to the crowd. 11 Jennifer Thomas discusses a stage setting with Mr. Asher. PLAYIS A SUCCESS Mansfield Sr. High's major theatrical production of 1985 took place in the auditorium on Nov. 21, 22, 23. Mr. Asher, who served as director, chose Peter Dee's play ‘Voices from the High School.” Unlike most plays that por- tray students as unthinking adults, this play's purpose was to show them as caring individuals. It consisted of several short scenes involving incidents that occur within a typical high school. Fifteen students took part in the production. Among them were members of the Interna- tional Thespian Society, a club made up of people who show a strong interest in the theater. Those participating earn membership points for both on stage and backstage work. Also involved in the produc- tion were those who worked behind the scenes. There were 16 students who worked hard to make Voices in the High School a success. 1. Everyone shares a relaxing mo- ment. 2. Greg Franklin and James Dollish perform. 3. Brenda Conn and Libby Hairston cleans after a party. 5. The whole cast gets together. 6. Allison Prater and Libby Hairston con- verse. 7. Pat Dean talks with a friend. 8. Bill Johnson and two friends move scenery. 9. Greg Franklin and Allison Prater have a moment together. 0 7 TYGER’S show their musical talent The Marching Band, led by Percy Hall, and assisted by Glenn Fisher, performed at halftime during football games, at Cedar Point, and in several parades. Students split into Concert and Sym- phonic Bands for the concert season. They competed і� District and State Competi- tion, and Solo and Ensemble contests. Officers were Bowen Lee, president; Tracy Leech, vice-president; Leslie Williams and Jennifer Thomas, secre- taries; and Karen Allwardt, treasurer. The Flag Corps was led by Captain Teresa Hood. The Jazz Band performed at Varsity Varieties, the J.C. Gor- man assembly, and in several jass festivals. The orchestra played for the Homecoming assembly and held Winter and Spring concerts. The Pep Band played at home basket- ball games for the boys and at some girls’ games. Band members sold cheese and sausage, held a Band Aid dance, and participated in the car wash to raise money for the new uniforms. LEUTE ме Г Рац D 1. Tyger Marching Band 2. Orchestra 3. Jazz Band 4. Tim Peterson plays at halftime. 5. Flag Corps 6. Pep Band 7. Amy Calhoun prepares to play. 8. The band marches off the field after half- time. 9. Karen, Christy, and Patricia practice their piece. e Catalan e Å шанаа BAND AND CHOIR HAVE MANY The choir, under the direc- tion of Michele Shafer, had a busy year. They performend in the Winter Concert, at Homecoming, and at the Honors Assembly. The Con- cert Choir, TB Chorus, and SA Chorus all competed т District, but only the Concert Choir and SA Chorus made it to State Competition. The SA Chorus was awarded straight ones. Choir members sold M M's to help raise money for the new robes. The Freshman Band had a successful year, particiapting in one football halftime show, at the Halloween Parade, and in the Winter and Spring Con- certs. They received a one in the Jr. High Contest. 1. TB Chorus 2. Concert Choir 3. SA Chorus 4. Freshman Band 5. Ron Wel- ty plays during halftime. 6. Tracy Trautmann tries to keep warm during the Homecoming game. 7. Teresa Hood gets into a flag routine. 8. The band and many fans run onto the field after a game. 9. Tim Peterson gets the beat. PERFORMANCES 70 On January 10th and 11th, Mansfield Senior High held the 26th Annual J. C. Gorman Wrestling Tournament in Pete Henry Gym. Former queen, Carmen Webb, returned for the assembly to crown Ha Doan as 1986 J. C. Gorman Queen. Miss Doan was escorted by David Kracker. Her court consisted of Crystal Norris, escorted by Ricky Williams; Chanté Bishop, escorted by Rodney Johnson; Laconia James, escorted by David Minard; and Christine Raphael escor ted by Greg Franklin. The Master and Mistress of Ceremonies were Jody Jones and Spencer Howard. Queen Ha and her court reigned over the J. C. Gorman Wrestling Tournament and presented awards to the finalists. The Mansfield Senior High Jazz Band, directed by Percy Hall, performed at the assembly. Comments were made by Jeff Schwall, the wrestling coach, and Curt Brown, Class of '86 President. 1. David Kracker escorts Queen Ha Doan. 2. J. C. Gorman nonimee, Jill Renwick, is escorted by Dennis Davis 3. Chanté Bishop is escorted by Rodney Johnson. 4. 1986 J. C. Gor- man Queen, court, and escorts. 5. J C. Gorman nominees, Jill Renwich, Jennifer Krichbaum, Tina Kelly, Wen- dy Gopp, Deanne Gillis, and Brenda Conners watch the assembly. 6. Chris and Chanté pose for a picture before the assembly. 7. Laconia James and her escort David Minard move to the front of the gym. 8. Leaving the plat- form is Crystal Norris, escorted by Ricky Williams. 9. The Jazz Band tunes up before the J. C. Gorman Assembly. 10. Nominee Tina Kelly is with her escort Matt Parr. J. С. Gorman, А Big Success 72 Wrestlers Send Burch to State The Tyger wrestling team had a very explosive season under the leadership of Coach Jeff Schwall. Schwall piloted his wrestlers to fifth place in the J. C. Gorman, fifth in the Marion Classics, third in the Galion Invitational, third in the Ashland Invitational and sec- ond place in the Fremont Mal Macky Tournament. With the help of Assistant Coaches Mike Lehman and Jim Cushing, the Tygers pro- duced three regional qualifiers, Tony Adkins, Curt Brown and Mike Burch. The team also produced a state qualifier in Mike Burch. Special awards went to Ed- die Dockery, most pins; Lon- nie Williams, most take-downs and most improved; Curt Brown and Tony Adkins, fourth year varsity awards; Mike Burch and Tony Adkins, captains; Mike Burch, most valuable wrestler. 1. Ronnie Blevins screams in pain dur- ing a wrestling meet. 2. Mike Burch cranks on the head of a Marion Har- ding Wrestler. 3. Mansfield Sr. High Wrestling Team. 4. Eddie Dockery prepares to escape. 5. Lonnie Williams goes after his opponent. 6. Mansfield Seniors returning let- termen. 7. Mike Burch looks for an opening. 8. Mike Burch grapples dur- ing the J. C. Gorman finals. 9. Curt Brown uses his strength to get up. 10 Bobby Au shows pain after winning a long, tough match. 11. Jim Clark tries to escape his opponent's grip. 12. Curt Brown gets ready to attack his opponent 74 Prats Cats Surge to 21-5 Season The TYGERS ended the season with a 21-3 record. They were expected to do well, but the team surprised everyone. Four starters were lost to graduation from the 84- 85 State Runner-up team. Kent was the only returning starter. The team played as well as, or better than, any other team in Senior's record books. Т� е team achieved a state ranking of third and made it to the District finals. This year's seniors are going to be miss- ed. Dapreis Owens is the only starter that will return next year. There were numerous awards received at the ban- quet. Awards went to Ahmed Kent, Co-MVP, Most Pts., Best FT%, Co-captain; Ricky Williams, Co-MVP; David Minard, Most Assts., Co- captain; Dapreis Owens, Most Rebounds; Tony Bond, Best FG%; Lenell Shelby, Most Improved. 1. Ahmed shoots a perfect jump shot. 2. Barrett crashes the boards. 3. Ar- nold shows tenacious defense. 4 Bond waits for an out-let. 5. Shelby follows flight of ball. 6. Owens and Gus show us how to block a shot. 7. Owens attempted slam fails. 8. Barrett shows excellent form at the foul line. 9. The Mighty Tygers Basketball Team 10. Tygers discuss the game plan. 11. Minard drives the lane. 12. Gus at- tempts to pass the ball over a Malabar defense. 13. Ahmed rolls it in for two. үз 1 wu Nu 76 The freshman boys basket- ball team, led by James Williams and Montels Holland, the team scoring leaders, as well as Jud Murray and Rod Davidson, who led the team in rebounds, finished the basket- ball season with a 15-3 record under freshman coach, Jack Soliday. Coach Soliday was very pleased with the freshmen this year; all twelve players con- tributed almost every game and gained experience for the years to come. The Junior Varsity team, behind Coach James Battisti, wound up 11-9 overall this season. The team started off slow at 4-6 but bounced back the second half of the season with a 7-3 record. Paul Avery was the leading scorer at 10 points per game, and leading rebounder with 10 rebounds per game, Chris Jones, was the team assist leader. 1. Coach Soliday yells encouragement to his freshman players. 2. Jason Bunting dribbles past an opposing player. 3. Rod Davison out-jumps a group of Spartans for the rebound. 4 Freshman Tyron Windham dribbles past everyone on his way to the hoop 5. The 1985-86 J.V. Basketball Team 6. Sophomore Chris Jones jumps to the hoop for two! 7. Lamar Marsh skies high to shoot the jumper. 8. David Hut- chison shoots up а� off-balanced shot. 9. 1985-86 Freshman Basketball Team Frosh, JV Experience Winning Seasons Е E 4% AGE? E | ум 4 Р) 2 2: и SEAS sha Å 5:15 53 5 78 Lady Tygers Take Big Six for Second The Varsity record this year was 20-4. There were many highlights of the basketball season. The most remembered will be beating Malabar in the Christmas tournament 49-44. The girls were excited about going to the Coliseum, and beating Lorain Admiral King 60-49. They won the title of being Big 6 Champions for the 2nd year. Another highlight of the season was the last home game and beating Clearfork. “Тре goals of the season for next year, said Coach Miefert, аге to win another 20 games and do the best that they са� .” The girls honored with awards this year were: Joy Holmes, most valuable, most rebounds, best field goal per- cent; Nancy Jones, best free throw percent; Leslie Williams, most assists; Leslie Williams, Crystal Norris, Captains. Coach Miefert said that he was very pleased with the way the season turned out. He was very happy to have won the sectional Championship for the 3rd consecutive year and also to have won 20 games for 3 straight years. 1. Joy Holmes leaps into the air for the jump ball. 2. The J.V. girls hustle back on defense. 3. Andi Lagodich takes a shot during the J.V. game. 4. Laurie Theaker shoots a jumper during the varsity game. 5. Lady Tygers play the 2-3 zone on defense. 6. The 1985-86 Junior Varsity Team. 7. The 1985-86 Varsity Team. 8. Crystal Norris makes a lay-up during a varsity game. 9. Jen- nifer Thomas wraps an ankle before the game. 10. Leslie Williams follows up Joy Holmes lay-up DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS “НАРУЕҮ.” On February 12 the Drama Club presented the play Harvey, under the direction of Mr. William Asher, to the school. The play had a cast of 16 members. The play “Harvey” was in 3 acts. “Нагуеу” was about a man who walks around town with a 6 ft. rabbit who really isn't there. The play was performed for the public on February 13, 14, and 15 at 7:30 p.m. 1. Michelle Carrroll and Sam Luce smile for the camera. 2. Mike Swinford gets made up. 3. Kisha Majors playing the part of Myrtle Mae Simmons. 4. Allison Prater, Andy Ricks, and Michelle Carroll await opening night. 5. Mr. Asher warming up for the open- ing. 6. Mr. Dowd (Andy Ricks) talks on the phone. 7. Bill Johnson and Brenda Conn relax before the play. 8. Becky Goff, Kisha Majors, and Pat Dean showing us a good performance. 82 HAWAIIAN CONNECTION BOOSTS SPIRIT The 1985-86 season was a spirit filled year. The cheerleaders did a great job of rousing the crowds. Their ad- visors were Dixie Scott and Van Crusoe. The Hawaiian Connection led cheers during basketball games and added much spirit to the season. 1. Tyger fans cheer for their team. 2. Cheerleaders pose before the big game. 3. Spirit banner for a Tyger champ. 4. The band shows its spirit. 5. Cheerleaders perform their routine for Varsity Varieties. 6. Pregame spirit of players and cheerleaders. 7. 1985-86 Tyger Cheerleading Squad 8. Tyger fans flood the floor after another vic- tory. 9. Hawaiian Connection keeps up the spirit. BRADLEY, HOLMES, and Marsh lead Tyger Track Team The 1986 boys’ and girls’ track teams were led by MVP's Lamar Marsh, Artemus Bradley, and Joy Holmes. Christy Kennebrew and Ra- quel Eatmon were captains for the Lady Tygers. Mimaco Grant received the Coaches’ Award. Beth Jackson, Angela Coe, and Nancy Trumpower shared honors as the most im- proved runners, while Christy Kennebrew and Joy Holmes received third year varsity awards. Tracy White served as cap- tain of the boys’ team, while Chris Jones received the Coaches’ Award. The most im- proved runner was Rodney Haynes, while he, Tracy White, and Lamar Marsh were presented their varsity letter for the third straight year. 1. Tyger runners take their medals at the winners block. 2. Jeff Young and Jeff Gross run a few warm-up laps. 3. 1986 Tyger Boys’ Track Team 4. 1986 Tyger Girls' Track Team 5. Lamar Marsh and Artemus Bradley practice passing the baton. 6. Rodney Haynes and Christy Kennebrew discuss some strategy before their meet. 7. Ahmed Kent pushes himself to the limit. 8. Latoya Harris shows the determina- tion of a runner. 9. Tyger runners stretch out before their meet. 10. Say Cheese! 85 Tyger Tennis Shows Promise It was a very disappointing season for the Tyger Tennis Team, but the young men gave it their best. The team was led by first singles player Todd Friend and the first doubles team of John Tridico and Tim Peterson. Todd also served as captain of the team and was named MVP at the Spring Sports Awards Pro- gram. Most improved player was Tim Peterson. The team was coached by Jerry Lorentz, who hopes to improve upon his 5-15 record next year. 1. Coach Lorentz keeps stats on the players. 2. John Tridico gets ready to warm-up. 3. Todd Friend returns a smash. 4. Tridico and Carcione watch the rest of the players. 5. Ronnie Holmes prepares to serve. 6. Coach Lorentz and Mr. Friend observe the game intently. 7. The 1986 Tyger Ten- nis Team теч: mi 494 P жа. x а A E ” - й Lu � у RE u TYGERS LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR’S RETURNING STRENGTH This year's tyger baseball team worried many other teams. They had power-house teams Malabar, Plymouth, and Clear Fork sweating it out. Tyger defense couldn't prevail a win due to the lack of experience. This year’s most. valuable player was a close battle between Ernie Johnson and David Hutchison. David won the MVP award. Paul Hall won the most strike-outs and captains award, Ernie Johnson had the highest batting average. 1. Tyger varsity coached by John Thomas 2. Tyger JV coached by Pete Altman. 3. Mike Barrett and John Clark guard the infield with strength. 4. Er- nie Johnson trots to first base. 5 Tygers enjoy another day at the ball park. 6. Pre-game warm-up? 7. Barrett awaits a perfect pitch. 8. Dave Kracker shows his “К” form. 9. The bench tries to intimidate the other team. 10. Watch-Out, Psycho's at Ва!” Softball team looks Forward To Returning Lettermen The softball team had a rough but enjoyable year. They finished the season with four wins and seven losses. Two of their four wins occurred when they beat Ma labar 15-7 and Mansfield Christian 28-27. Award winners were Chris Raphael, MVP and Captain; Beth Raphael, Most Improved; Terri Zellner, Most RBI's; and Doreen Gilbert, Best Batting Average. Wendy Gopp was a four year award winner. Coach Wayne Au said that his goals for next year are to have a 500 or better season, have all games end in seven innings, win a tournament game, and have a reserve team. 1. Chris Raphael drills the ball past Malabar girls. 2. Tyger girls prepare to play some ball. 3. The girls warm up for the game. 4. Tyger outfield relays the throw into second base. 5 . Melissa Enlow prepares to meet the ball. 6. Тегі Zellner warms up at the catcher's position. 7. The 1986 Tyger Softball Team 92 The Class of 1986 chose to hold the prom at Snow Trails and to hold no formal dinner, allowing seniors а� а their dates to choose their own places to dine. The Ski Lodge turned out ot be an ideal place to remember the past year and to see friends for one of the last times. Many couples arrived і� sports cars, and limousines, while others were happy to borrow the family car for the evening. The dance started at 8:00, but most couples arrived later to make the Grand Entrance.” Music was provided by Sam Avalone Productions, while Joe Beatty and Lori Felton were voted Prom King and Queen. Following the dance, most of the people changed and then met at Cinema World to see either “Poltergeist Il or Cobra. Everyone then headed to Park Lanes for bowling, pool, а� а video games. Another first for the class was a 5:00 breakfast at Ponderosa. All in all, “Tonight's the Night” was a truly memorable experience with an occasional surprise! 1. Tammie Kiser and Mary Daniels share a laugh. 2. Bobby and Angie prepare to make the “Grand En- trance.” 3. The Prom King and Queen share a dance. 4. OK, everyone, say ... Prom '86!! 5. Deanne, Jim, Traci, Shawn, and Jim take a look at the Snow Trails surroundings. 6. Hey, guys, are you having fun? 7. Mike Bar- rett and Sue Bottorf dance to “their song.” 8. Are you guys sure you're not the real prom king and queen? 9. These tuxes aren't really that hot! 10. Couples share a slow dance. “Tonight's the Night” Has Many Firsts Class Clown Ralph Haller, Chante Bishop Most Conceited Rodney Johnson, Laconia James Class Skipper Steve Knapp, Sonia Taylor Class Diz Jeff Love, Ralph Haller, Tina Kelly, Tracey Miller Most Likely to Succeed Brian Reedy, Karen Allwardt Most Intellectual Brian Reedy, Karne Allwardt Most Athletic Ahmed Kent, Crystal Norris Class Flirt . . . Shawn Booker, Allison Prater Teacher's Pet Curt Brown, Angela Curran Friendliest Dennis Davis, Ha Doan Leader . . . Kurt Brown, Chris Raphael Best Body . . . Joe Beatty, Jill Renwick Most Organized James Clark, Teresa Hood Craziest . . . Ralph Haller, Pam Spicer Most Outgoing Mike Barrett, John Clark, Bowen Lee, Pam Spicer Most School Spirit Rich Hartman, Chante Bishop Class Prep Mike Barrett, Sherry Collins, Laurie Theaker Most Musical Dennis Davis, Tim Peter- son, Karen Allwardt Best Dressed Tom Sampsel, Spencer Howard, Sherry Collins Best Sense of Humor Matt Parr, Pam Spicer Most Popular Ahmed Kent, Crystal Nor- ris, Chante Bishop Best Personality Matt Parr, Kari Lutz, Brenda Conners Class Gossip John Russell, Brenda Lambert, Wendy Gopp 1. Mindy, Beth, Dawn and their dates take a break 2. John Pollock shows his unique form. 3. Mike takes a picture of Jason taking a picture! 4. Angie Daniels and her date smile for the camera. 5. Tony can be cool on or off the court. 7. Jody and Braxton move into the perfect pose. 8. Charmin and Paul reminisce. 9. Teresa, are you sure you want to bowl. 10. A typical after prom scene. 11. Barrett ex- plains the proper technique for bowling. 12. Dave, roll the ball, not yourself! 13. Rhonda, Chante, and Leslie team up for one last picture. 14. Tony and Libby enjoy the game. 15. Tracey Miller and Mike Wilgus loosen up before they hit the dance floor CLASS DAY... FULL OF SURPRISES During Class Day activities Karen Allwardt and Teresa Hood were recognized as valedictorian and salutatorian respectively. Karen also receiv- ed the AAUW award, the Ohio Board of Regents Scholarship, the Mansfield Education Scholarship Award, and the Presidential Academic Fitness Award. Teresa also received an Ohio Board of Regents Scholar- ship, as well as awards in Ad- vanced Comp, Honors Geometry, Home in Future, and Journalism. Sarah Pierce, an exchange student in Sweden this year, won awards including the Drema L. Ludick Scholarship and the Presidential Academic Fitness Award. Some of the awards т academic areas went to Audrey Garove for Algebra |, Renee Lawhorn for Algebra Il, Ellen Schmidt for American Govern- ment A, Ty Benedict, David Cole, and Jennifer Thomas for Art. Other awards went to Curt Crider and Jeff Fowler for Auto Shop, Mike Barrett for Business Law, and Liz Lamp for German. The Kiddie Kampus award went to Elaine Miller, Machine Trades to Larry Evans, Physics to Brian Reedy, and Welding to Richrd Grubbs. 1. Teresa Hood receives her Salutatorian medal. 2. Mr. Morvai addresses the class. 3. Jeff Morrow, President of the Class of 87, accepts the gavel and wishes the seniors good luck. 4. Class members applaud their classmates who are being honored. 5. Brian Reedy waits to receive the American Legion Award. 6. Karen Allwardt is named Valedic- torian. 7. Curt Brown releases fellow seniors at the conclusion of the Class Day exercises. 8. Recipients of the University Club awards receive their awards. 9. The orchestra plays Pomp and Circumstance” as class members depart. Graduation... A Day to Remember The one hundred and for- tieth baccalaureate and com- mencement exercises of Mansfield Senior High were held on June 7 on a windy and rainy day. The Class of 1986 graduated 22 4 enthusiastic and eager students. Delivering the invocation and benedic- tion were Rev. Clifton Storm. Diplomas were given out by Mr. George Hall as names were read by Mrs. Jennifer Morrison. Speeches were given by Valedictorian Karen Allwardt and Salutatorian Teresa Hood. Congratulations and good luck go the Class of 1986. 1. Commencement begins as the boys file into Arlin Field. 2. Despite the wind, John Plankenhorn is still glad to receive his diploma. 3. Rhonda Davis shows her excitement for her high school buddy, Laconia James. 4. Teresa Hood delivers her speech. 5. Karen Allwardt's speech is one that і� - volves everyone. 6. Don Duron tries to keep things together just long enough to get back to his seat. 7. Jeff Hildebrand thinks back on all the events leading up to graduation. 8. Pam Vogus is delighted with her diploma. 9. The turning of the tassels! 10. Chris Raphael receives the first diploma awarded. 11. Wendy Minard, Tracey Miller, and Stacey Miller pose for one last candid shot of their high school days. YEAR OF THE TYGER STUDENT GOVERNMENT President: Jody Jones; Vice- President: Tracy Brown; Secretary: Deanne Gillis; Treasurer: Wendy Gopp; Advisor: Kathy Brunett; Pur- pose: To facilitate fair and general student involvement in a variety of school related activities; Activities: Halloween Dance, J. C. Gorman Assembly, Hawaiian Luau Dance — Lei Sale, Food Baskets at Christmas, Candy Sale, Class Elections, Homecoming Elections Senior Class Executive Committee President: Curt Brown; Vice- President: Chris Raphael; Secretary: Brenda Conners; Treasurer: Teresa Hood; Advisors: Bill Brown and Scott Gordon; Activities: Varsity Varieties, Fruit Sale, Valentine Sucker Sale, Senior Prom. Junior Class Executive Committee President: Teresa Rodriguez; Vice-President: Susan Tridico; Secretary: Kelly McGinty; Treasurer: Bridget Feagin; Advisors: Dave Moore, Jeff Davis; Activities: Bake Sale, Car Wash, Candy Sale, Homecoming Assembly. 102 Sophomore Executive Committee President: Mario Jester; Vice- President: Kevin Groff; Secretary- Treasurer: Jason Murray; Advisors: Ken Murray, Van Crusoe; Activities: Candy Sale Freshman Executive Committee President: Jud Murray; Vice- President: Beth Raphael; Secretary: Donita Moreland; Treasurer: Tracy Trautmann; Advisor: Dave Gross; Activities: Gummi Bear Sale, Bake Sale. Student Leadership Coordinator: Ron Morvai; Purpose: To train student leaders within the school and to help them in the deci- sion making process in life. Students are selected by different teachers throughout the school 103 104 Manhigan Staff Editors: Tracey Miller, Mike Barrett; Advisor: Dave Gross; Purpose: To put the school yearbook together; Activities: Took pictures, planned layouts, wrote copy, secured advertis- ing, sold and distributed the Manhigan Hyphonerian Staff Editor: Andrea Barnett; Copy Editor: Diane Thompson; Feature Editor: Teresa Hood; Sports Editor: Shane Sealey; Advisor: Ann Kay; Purpose: To write copy and produce the school newspaper and to cover local newsworthy events; Activities: At- tended Journalism Workshops а! Bowling Green State University, Kent State University, and the Mansfield News-Journal Hyphonerian Business Staff Editor:Diane Thompson; Business Manager: Tina Kelly; Advertising Manager: Pam Spicer; Circulation Manager: John Tridico; Exchange Editor: Diane Thompson; Advisor: Ann Kay; Purpose: To circulate the paper throughout the school, ex- change papers with other schools, and sell advertisements to cover the cost of distributing the paper; Ac- tivities: Jewelry sale, two ad days, eight distributions of the paper. + r ЕЧ . � - Е: КЕУ CLUB President: Curt Brown, Vice- President: Tracey Brown; Secretary: Jody Jones; Treasurer: Laurie Theaker; Advisor: Jim Goode; Pur- pose: Key Club is a school communi ty organization sponsored by Kiwanis Key Club members help as needed at school functions and provide services for various community agencies; Ac- tivities: Toytime Drive, Kettle project for Salvation Army, Ushers for Career Day, Valentines Party at Raintree Center, Walk-a-thon for March of Dimes, Parking for Mansfield Relays Phone-a-thon on behalf of the Richland County Library issue, Pan cake Day ticket sales and workers for Kiwanis Pancake Day NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President: Deanne Gillis; Vice- President: Chris Raphael; Secretary: Pam Spicer; Treasurer: Teresa Hood; Advisor: Bruce Waite; Purpose: To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to serve, to promote leadership, and to develop character in high school students; Activities: Student faculty basketball game, tutorial work, three symposiums BLACK CULTURE CLUB President: Latonya Chatman; Secretary: Debbie Newbern; Treasurer: Kristy Kennebrew; Ad- visor: Ms. A. Griffin; Activities: per- formed a skit for Varsity Varieties 105 PEP.GEUB President: Kim Johnson; Vice- President: Cynthia Whitson; Secretary: Carrie Davis; Treasurer: Deidre Black; Advisor: Ms. Van Crusoe; Purpose: To promote school spirit; Activities: Bake sales, pep assemblies, spirit week, sale of ribbons DRAMA CLUB President: Bill Johnson; Secretary and Treasurer: Andy Ricks; Advisor: William Asher; Purpose: To provide extra-curricular activities in theater for interested students; Activities: Production — “Voices from the High School Nov. 21, 22, 23, 1986; produc- tion Harvy Feb. 12, 13, 14, 15; at- tended State Thespian Conference April 11, 12, 13; Drama Awards Ban- quet Show May 15, 1986 RED CROSS President: Lisa Fannin; Vice- President: Brenda Conn; Secretary: Paula Burge; Treasurer: Tammy Back; Purpose: To help ourselves by helping others; Activities: Bloodmobile. A A | | „ СОЕ President: Liz Lamp; Vice- President: Denise Adkins Secretary: Sherry Collins; Treasurer: Kimmy King; Advisor: Mr. Richard Groff; Purpose: To plan activities and fundraisers. To practice and hold meetings in parliamentary procedures; Ac- tivities: Bake sales, selling of Can- dy Grams for Christmas, brunch at Denny's, selling candy bars for a banquet at the end of the year Employer-Employee Banquet at Van-Decks, breakfast at Ponder- osa GERMAN CLUB President: Elizabeth Lamp; Vice-President: Kim Thomas; Secretary and Treasurer: Jen- nifer Krichbaum; Advisor: Мг Frank Nephew; Purpose: To discuss ways of enriching the Ger- man culture; Activities: Banquet for all German students in room 207 OOEA President: Andie Hipp; Vice- President: Jane Arter; Secretary: Jackie Carroll; Treasurer: Julie Corwin; Advisor: Gayle Harwood; Purpose: To promote student leadership, self-improvement, comradeship; Activities: Awards dinner at Van-Decks, breakfast at Ponderosa, field trip to Shelby Mutual Insurance company 107 MAIN OFFICE Supervisors: Ron Morvai, Jennifer Morrison, Jane Gilbert and Grayce Couts; Activities: Stuff teachers mailboxes, sort mail, run passes to students. LIBRARY AIDES Supervisors: Shirley Sidle and Nancy Howell; Activities: Stamp books, check books in and out, make list of study hall students, and shelve books. COUNSELOR’S OFFICE Supervisors: Kathy Groff, Herb Himes, Cheri Gage, Carl Raser, Dorthy Elasser, Mary Margret Moore; Ac- tivities: Run passes to students, answer the phone and run messages, change schedules on locator cards. 108 МВ. BLACK'S OFFICE Supervisors: Vince Black, Sue Kochheiser; Activities: Take passes to students, answer the phone, help with routine paper work, separate gradecards into T.A.'s ATTENDANCE OFFICE Supervisors: Phil Stoodt, Pearl Howard; Activities: run passes to students, answer the phone, match attendance cards, and deliver absence sheets to teachers BOOKSTORE WORKERS Supervisor: Jeff Davis; Activities: Sell supplies to the students in the mornings before school 109 OWA President: Mary Northover; Secretary: Nancy Salyers; Treasurer: Kim Bister; Advisor: Larry Linn; Purpose: To build unity among the members and promote wholesome social growth: Activities: Spring Plant sales, May Picnic, and Year-End Banquet OWE President: Russ Ward: Vice- President: Lora Conn: Treasurer: Teresa Russell; Secretary: Patty Metheny; Advisor: Fred Atwater: Ac- tivities: Breakfast Club OWE President: Burcha Webb; Vice- President: Senita Spears; Treasurer: Ricky Rose; Secretary: Michelle Wilson; Advisor: Mr. Lutz; Purpose: To prepare students for the world of work through classroom and job ex- perience; Activities: Donated blood to Red Cross, class breakfast, and career speakers 110 D.C.T. — VICA President: Lisa Ison; Vice- President: Randy Thompson Treasurer: Stacy Miller; Secretary: Tim Clifford; Advisor: Mr. Brown; Purpose: Leadership Training; Ac- tivities: 1. V.I.C.A. opening for City schools advisory Committee November 25 Holiday Inn; 2. V.I.C.A opening for the May Board meeting May 13th at Central Office; 3. Field trip April 25th, Henry Ford Museum, Dear born, Michigan D.E.C.A. President: Trent Redmond; Vice- President: Richie Hartman; Treasurer: Peggy Young; Secretary: Mindy Klouchek; Advisor: Mr. Davis; Purpose: To learn about marketing and its concepts; Activities: 1 Involved in the National Deca Conference; 2. Competed in District Competition at Richland Mall T.A.D. Core Team: Tracy Leech, Kim Johnson, Barron Webber, Heather Barnes, Thomas Curran, Aaron Herring, Holly Karr, J. Purdy; Advisor: Jim Goode; Purpose: To promote drug and alcohol FREE youth in school and the community; Activities: Assisted in organizing of the Toma Presentation, provided speakers for middle school teachers, assisted C.A.C.Y. in implementing drug and alcohol programs 111 112 Jr. Electronics VICA Sr. Electronics VICA Е.Н.А. Advisors: Betty Dunn, Phyllis Zim- merman; Presidents: Elaine Miller, Melissa Garn, Dottie Durfee; Pur- pose: Future Homemakers of America is а national vocational youth organization with the objective to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and communi- ty involvement; Activities: Popcorn sales, refreshments for Teachers’ In- Service, Christmas workshop, spring crafts workshop MHS © ECTRONICS CLUB Jr.Machine VICA Advisor: John Thomas; President: Bret Smith; Vice-President: Tom Baker; Secretary: Dale Thompson Treasurer: Сай Adkins; Purpose: То promote machine trades and develop leadership skills; Activities: Candy sales, provided tours for all eighth graders, made spirit signs and ban- ners, gave Christmas open house, made retirement plaques for Apple Awards for the Board of Education Sr. Machine VICA Advisor: John Thomas; President: Richard Grubbs; Secretary- Treasurer: Robert VanRiper; Pur- pose: To promote machine trades and develop leadership skills; Ac- tivities: Candy sales, made Apple Awards for the Board of Education, manufactured and repaired many items for the school, participated in District Skill Olympics Auto VICA Advisors: Jim Cushing, Denny Tuttle; President: Jeff Fowler; Vice- President: Richard Lacey; Secretary-Treasurer: Angela Daniels; Class Representatives: Clinton Rowe, Curtis Crider, Bill Shank; Purpose: Full time students enrolled in classes with vocational trade and industrial objectives to unite in a common bond without regard to race, creed, or national origin; to pro- vide leadership opportunities and develop communnity involvement and pride in accomplishment; Activites: VICA parts sale at Mets Auto Parts, candy sales for field trips, Christmas party, graduation party, field trip to Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, organized the purchase of auto shop jackets and club meeting 113 DINNERS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS, ALL SPECIAL р OCCASIONS Business Patrons DIONNE'S BAR-B-QUE ST West Fourth Siret CARRY OUT CATERING 5221282 340 W. 4th Street . i Mansfield, Ohio 44903 K-MART won't be undersold 890 West Fourth Street Earnest Emma Smith Bus. (419) 522-3443 529-2424 Owners Res. (419) 524-2733 E B MARKET INC. ПОГОГША GROC. 524-3533 MEAT 522-5339 Best Wishes Mansfield Senior High Owners 359 W. 4th ST. ED BRAUNSTEIN MANSFIELD, OHIO GRAHAM CHEVROLET BOB SHAFFER TOYOTA OF MANSFIELD 1515 W Fourth St e Mansfield. ОН 44906 e 419-529-5000 O'Sullivan SPIRITS € CHEESE е Custom Gift Packages е Imported Cheeses Wines Johnny Appleseed Shopping Center Rıchland Bank Richland Trust Company Thanks... да would like to thank the following people who are not members of our staff but who have helped us with pictures and services this year. Bob Hrivnak, Buell Kraft Studio Mark Bohland, Maranatha Studio Nancy Rickson John Smith Sean Ragsdale Mark Harris | J Purdy Dan Eddingfield, Taylor Publishing Company Gorman-Rupp congratulates... Everyone at Gorman-Rupp takes this opportunity to compliment the graduating seniors on a job well done. From this milestone on, what you do and what you ac- complish will depend largely on you. Lay your plans and then make them happen. With your plans go all our wishes for success and happiness in the years ahead. GR GORMAN-RUPP Professional Parent Patrons We would especially like to thank the following professional people and Tyger families whose generous support has helped to make it possible for us to print the senior pictures in color this year. Marty Bricker, Architect Donald D. DeCenso, D.D.S. Dr. Mrs. Frederick N. Haring James L. Henry, C.P.A. Mansfield Obstetrics Gynecology Associates, Inc. Bryan D. Martz, D.D.S., M.S. Dr. R. J. Shrilla Dr. G. M. Bookwalter E. A. White, Attorney at Law Terry Sandra Booker Bill Carol Brown Jim, Pam, Mike, Kim Burch Bill Ruth Calhoun Dottie Clark James Elzonia Crittenden Family Mr. Mrs. Stanley Gukich Cliff Bev Franklin, Craig Greg Dave, Julie, Jeff, Jay Gross Dong Young Han Jim Joni Henson Jim Vanessa Hindman Tim Carol Johnson Family Harold Lillian Kirkpatrick Rufus Kiser Mr. Mrs. Lurie F. Lindsay Jr. Ramona Medley, T. E. McHale, Ryan Medley, Chris Tracey Miller Kim, Sue, Jason, Jud Murray Peggy Peterson Jacob Neumann The Raphael's Andrew J. Ricks Joan Rose Kent, Ruth, Lisa Schindler Mr. Mrs. R. H. Short Mary Ann Steele Vicki Tridico Family 115 116 Senior Activities Denise Adkins — 105 11; COE (Vice-President ) 12. Matt Adkins — Class President 9; Football Manager 9, 10, 11; Basketball Manager 9, 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Government 9; Track 9, 10, 11. Tony Adkins — Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Karen Allwardt — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 12; SA Chorus 10, 12; TB Chorus 10; Drama Club 10; Balcony Scene” 10; One Act Plays 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12; Football Scrapbook 12; Girls’ Basketball Scrapbook 11, 12; Civic Day 12; Science Fair 12. Alisa Barber — Nursing Assistant VICA 12. Mike Barrett — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Baseball All Star Game 12: Track 9, 10; Key Club 11; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; J. C. Gorman Escort 11; Manhigan 11, 12 (Editor-in- Chief, Photographer 12); Student Government 12: Office Monitor 12. Joe Beatty — Junior Achievement 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Leadership 12; Flex-Off 9, 10, 11:72: Ту Benedict — Football 11, 12; Lift-a-thon 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 12; Ohio Industrial Arts State Competi- tion Blue Ribbon Recipient. Christie Bishop — Auto Mechanics МСА 11; Nurs- ing Assistant VICA 12. Chante Bishop — Band 9; Pep Band 9 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 10, 11); Stu- dent Government 9, 10, 11, 12; Black Culture Club 9, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 11, 12); Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Leaderhip 9, 10, 11; Varsity Varieties 11, 12; Homecoming Court 11; Hypho Business Staff 11; J. C. Gorman Court 12; FHA President 12. Michelle Blakley — Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12; IOS 11; COE 12. Robert Bogolis — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA Executive Committee 11, 12; Key Club 12. Mike Branham — Cross Country 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; VICA 11, 12. Curt Brown — Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain 12); Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Regional Qualifier 11, 12); Homecoming MC 11; Class Executive Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Class President 12; Key Club 11, 12 (President 12); Civic Day 11, 12 (Finalist for “Mayor for а Day” 12); National Honor Society 12; Outstanding Sociology Student 11; Associated Press All Northwest District 1985 Honorable Men- tion; 1985 North Central Ohio Coaches Association All Star Football Team — First Team Offense; Jimo Adams Award; 1 ranked Heavyweight Wrestler in NCO Wrestling Coaches Association Poll. Mike Brown — VICA 11, 12. Tracy Brown — Class Vice-President 9; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Swim Team 9, 10; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Key Club 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Student Leadership 12. Amy Calhoun — National Honor Society 11, 12; Key Club 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; SA Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Pep Band 11; Class Executive Committee 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 11, 12. Latonia Chatman — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9; Track 9; Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Hypho Business Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Scrapbook 9; Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Exchange 10; Black Culture Club 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 11, President 12); Court- side Sweetheart 9, 10, 11, 12; J. C. Gorman Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Solo and Ensemble Contest 11; Tygerettes Flag Corps 11, 12 (Captain 12); Of- ficer Monitor 12; Student Leadership 12. James Clark — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Key Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Government 9, 10, H: John Clark — National Honor Society 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 12; German Club 9, 12. John Travis Cockrell — Football 9, 10, 12. Sherry Collins — Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 10; enin Queen 11; 10$ 11; COE Secretary Brenda Conners — Class Treasurer 9, 10, 11, 12; Vo lleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain 12); Softball 10, 11, 12; Booster Club Car Wash 12; Varsity Varieties 12; National Honor Society 12; Junior Achievement 9; Courtside Sweetheart 11; J. C. Gorman Nominee 12; Student Leadership 12; Civic Day 12; Student Faculty Game 12; VICA Olympics 12; Nurse Assistant 12; Football Scrapbrook 11, 12; Girls' Basketball Scrapbook 12. Pearl Crawford — Auto Mechanics VICA 11; Nurs- ing Assistant VICA 12. Curtis Crider — Auto Shop VICA 11, 12. Angela Curran — Student Leadership 10, 11; Key Club 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 10, Pe usn 11); J. C. Gorman Committee 9, 10, Td de: Darlene Curry — Pep Club 9, 10. Angela Daniels — Student Government 9, 10, 11; OWA Secretary 10; Executive Vocational VICA 11, 12; Auto Mechanics VICA Treasurer 12; TAD. Mary Daniels — Class Representative 9, 10; Office Monitor 9, 10, 11; FHA 11; Pep Club 9, 10. Dennis Davis — Student Council 9; Tennis 10, 11; Wrestling 12; Pep Band 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Or- chestra 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Pat Dean — Red Cross 9, 10, 11, 12; SA Chorus 9, 10, 11: 12: Concert Choir 10, 115-12: TAD: 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Monitor 9, 10, 11; Band 11, 12. Ha Doan — Student Council 9; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Varsity Varieties 10; Hypho Staff 12; Hypho Business Staff 12; J. C. Gorman Queen 12. Don Duron — Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Football 12; Lift-a- thon 11. Larry Tp — Football 9, 10; Machine Trades VICA 11512: Tamika Evans — Track 9, 10, 11. Patty Faulkner — Junior Achievement 9, 10; 10$ 11; COE 12. Jeff Fowler — VICA President 12. ey Comes — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11,1% Andrew Franklin — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 12. Deanne Gillis — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 12); National Honor Society 11, 12 (President 12); Key Club 12; Drama Club 10; Tyger Mascot 10; Homecoming Chairman 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Manhigan 12 (Photographer); Varsity Varieties Producer 12. ا 4 Få 117 Wendy Gopp — Cheerleader 10; Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10; Hypho Business Staff 11, 12; Science Fair 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 10, 12; Student Leadership 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Wrestling Stat. 11, 12: Football Stat. 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co- Captain 11, 12); Student Government Treasurer 12; J. C. Gorman Nominee 12. Don Green — Electronics VICA 11, 12 (Treasurer 12). Robert Grimes — Baseball 9. Richard Grubbs — Football 11; VICA Executive Committee 12. Doug Hall — VICA. Wes Hall — Baseball 9, 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Richmond Hartman — Football 9; Class Represen- tative 9, 10; VICA President 11; DECA Vice- President 12; DECA Public Relations Represen- tative District 4; Hawaiian Connection 12. Roy Haynes — VICA 11, 12 (Sergeant-at-Arms 12). Jeff Hildebrand — German Club 9, 10, 11; Elec- tronics VICA 12; Varsity Varieties 11, 12. Teresa Hood — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Majorette 9; Class Secretary 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 10, 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Orchestra 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12 (Captain 12); Student Leadership 10, 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Twelfth Night” 11; Homecom- ing Committee 11; National Honor Society 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Academic Challenge 11; Buckeye Girls’ State Alternate 11; Hypho Business Staff 12; Hypho Editoral Staff 12 (Feature Editor); School Representative for TWIN 11. Sayro Horn — Wrestling Stat. 10; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; SA Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. Beth Hutchison — Choir 10, 11, 12; Student Leader- ship 12; Student Government 12. Lisa Ison — ОСТ 12; МСА 12. LaConia James — Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Black Culture Club 9, 12; Drama Club 12: Class Ex- ecutive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Govern- ment 9, 10, 11, 12; SA Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; TB Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 11, 12; J. C. Gorman Court 12; Hypho Business Staff 10, 11; Student Leader- ship 10, 11. Debbie Jennings — Band 9, 10, 11; Softball 10, 11; Class Representative 10, 11, 12; DECA 12. Kimberly Johnson — Band 10, 11, 12: SA Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12 (President); TAD Executive Committee 12: Flag Corps 12; Student Leadership 12; Drama Club 12: Varsity Varieties 12; Civic Day Councilman 12. Jody Jones — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12 (President 12); Key Club 11, 12 (Secretary 12); Pep Club 12; Culture Club 11, 12; Volleyball Stat. 12; National Honor Society 12; Varsity Varieties Business Manager 12; Student Leadership; TAD 12. Tina Kelly — Volleyball 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Ma- jorette 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Government 9; Buckeye Girls’ State Nominee 11; Academic Challenge 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 11; Varsity Varieties Committee and MC 12; Prom Committee 12; Key Club 12; Hypho Business Staff Manager 12; Booster Club Car Wash 12. William Lee Kelly — TAD 12. Jesse Kennebrew — OWE 12. Loretta Kennedy — FHA 10; VICA President 12. Ahmed Kent — Tennis 9, 10; Cross Country 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 12; Student Leader- ship 12; Student Government 12; Black Culture Club 12; Varsity Varieties 12. Kimmy King — IOS 11; COE Treasurer 12. Mindy Klouckek — Choir 9, 10; Band 9, 11; Or- chestra 9; Track 9; Student Government 11; DECA Secretary 12; Manhigan Photographer 11; Varsity Varieties Stage Crew 11; Varsity Varieties 11; Of- fice Monitor 9; Library Monitor 9; Flag Corps 9, 10, 11; Junior Symphony 9. Sarah Knapp — Drama Club 9, 10; Varsity Varieties 10, 12 (Director 12); Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 11; Red Cross 9. John Kopcial — Drama Club 12; VICA 11. Jennifer Krichbaum — Student Council 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; German Club (Vice-President 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12); Red Cross 10, 11; Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Junior Achievement 10, 11; Varsity Varieties Assis- tant Business Manager 12. Richard Lacey — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Auto VICA (Secretary 11, Vice-President 12); Basketball 9; Wrestling 10; Track 9, 10; Student Faculty Game Cheerleaders 12. Brenda Lambert — Softball 10, 11; Class Represen- tative 9, 10; Junior Achievement 10; Key Club 12; Office Monitor 11; Library Monitor 12; Varsity Varieties 11; Manhigan 12. Elizabeth Lamp — 105 President 11; COE Presi- dent 12; German Club 10, 11, 12 (President 12); Student Government 11, 12; Office Monitor 11. Renee Lawhorn — Softball 10, 11; Varsity Varieties 11, 12; Homecoming Court 11; J. C. Gorman Nominee 12; Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Key Club 12; Play 11; Student Government 10, 11; Chamber Choir 12; National Honor Society 12. Bowen Lee — Class Vice-President 9, 10; Class President 11; Buckeye Boys' State 11; Student Council 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Hugh O'Brian Leadership Representative 10; Band President 12; Science Fair 12; Key Club 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Student Leadership 10, 11; Olympics of the Mind 9; Flex-Off MC 12; Civic Day 11, 12; Homecoming MC 11; selected for Who's Who Among American High School Students.” Charles Lee — Track 9; Band 9, 10, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 9; Jazz Band 10, 12; Pep Band 12; OWE President 11. Tracy Leech — Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Black Culture Club 9, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12; Pep Club 12; Peer Education 11; TAD 12 (President); Student Leadership 11, 12. Victor Liang — Tennis 10, 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Flex- Off 11, 12; Pep Band 11. Jeff Love — Wrestling 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 12: Homecoming Escort 12. Kari Lutz — Manhigan 12; Office Monitor 12. Tammy Matheny — Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; SA Chorus 9, 11, 12; Concert Choir 12; Pep Club 12; Office Monitor 12; Library Monitor 10. Patty Metheney — OWE 12: Office Monitor 12. Elaine Miller — Band 9; FHA 10, 12 (President, Secretary 12). Stacey Miller — Black Culture Club 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 10, 11 (Vice- President 11); FHA 11; Class Representative 11, 12; VICA DCT 12 (Secretary). Tracey Miller — Wrestling Stat. 10, 11, 12 (Head Stat. 12); Softball 10, 11; Manhigan 11, 12 (Editor- in-Chief 12); Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12: Student Leadership 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 10, 11, 12 (MC 119 12); Key Club 12; Civic Day 12; Office Monitor 11, 12: Courtside Sweetheart 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Scrapbook 10, 12; State Drafting Award — Blue Ribbon 12; Pep Club 9. Wendy Minard — Track 11. Kim Mollett — Class Representative 9; OWA 10; FHA Vice-President 11; VICA Executive Commit- tee Reporter 12. Debbie Newbern — FHA 11; Culture Club 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); IOS 11; Pep Club 12; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 12; Student Government 12; Office Monitor 12; COE 12; VICA 12. Garnetta Owens — Nurse Assistant VICA 12; VICA Executive Committee 12. Kevin Owens — Student Council 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10: Solo and Ensemble Contest 9, 10; Class Ex- ecutive Committee 9, 10; Office Monitor 12: Manhigan 12 (Typist). Matt Parr — Football 9, 12; Wrestling 9, 11, 12; Var- sity Varieties 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11 Tim Peterson — Basketball 9; Cross Country 9, 10 (Captain 10); Tennis 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Buckeye Boys’ State Runner-Up 11; PSI Award 9; Manhigan 12 Tyran Phelps — Cross Country 11. John Plankenhorn — Band 9, 10, 11; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11; Orchestra 9, 10, 11; Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 11; Drama 11; Student Leadership 10, 11: Mansfield Symphony Youth Orchestra 9, 10, 11; Regional Orchestra 10, 11; Solo and Ensemble Contests 9, 10, 11; Ashland College Jazz Band 12. John Pollock — Band 9, 10, 11; Office Monitor 12. Chris Raphael — Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Softball 9, 10, 12; Class Vice-President 11, 12; National Honor Society Vice-President 11, 12: J. С. Gorman Court 12; Homecoming Nominee 11: Band 9, 10, 11; Buckeye Girls’ State 11; Who's Who 11; Varsity Varieties 10, 12. Brian Reedy — Tennis 11; Student Leadership; Na- tional Honor Society 12. Jill Renwick — Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 (Captain 10); Band 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Hyphonerian 12; Hypho Business Staff 12; Science Fair 12; Class Executive Committee 10,11; Varsity Varieties 10, 11. Judy Renwick — Cheerleader 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Hyphonerian 12; Band 9; Hypho Business Staff 12; Science Fair 12; Class Executive Committee 10, 11; Varsity Varieties 10; Student Leadership 11: National Honor Society 12. Drema Risner — OWE 11; VICA 11. John Russell — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 12; Red Cross 9, 10; Pep Club 10; Or- chestra 12; Hypho Business Staff 9; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Office Monitor 12. Arnold Salyers — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12; Electronics МСА 11, 12 (Secretary 12). Kristeen Scheets — Choir 9, 10, 11; Office Monitor 10, 11; German Club 9; COE 12. Onray Smoot — Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Pam Spicer — Choir 9, 10; Class Executive Commit- tee 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 (Secretary 12); Homecoming Committee 11; Key Club 12; Hypho Business Staff Business Manager 15 J. С. Gorman Committee 12; Prom Committee Te: Christine Swander — Mansfield Symphony Youth Orchestra 9, 10; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; ЗА Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; ТВ Chorus 9, 10; Cheerleader 10, 11; Class Represen- tative 12. Lorie Tadijanac — OWE 11; DCT 12. Sonia Taylor — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; МСА 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10. Theresa Bowen-Terman — SA Chorus 9; Concert Choir 10; OWE 11; DCT 12. Laurie Theaker — Volleyball 9, 10, 12; Track 9, 10, 11 (Captain 10, 11); Basketball 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Courtside Sweetheart 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Scrapbook 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11; Stu- dent Leadership 9, 10; Office Monitor 10, 11, 12; Hypho Business Staff 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Homecoming Committee 11; J. C. Gorman Committee 10, 12; Football Stat. 12; Manhigan 12; TAD 12; YAC 12; Booster Club Car Wash 12. Jennifer Thomas — Cheerleader 9 (Captain); Spanish Club 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 12); Pep Band 10, 11; FHA 9, 10, 11 (Secretary 9, District Representative 9, 10, Vice-President 10); VELD 11; Track Trainer and Stat. 9, 10; Football and Soccer Trainer 10; Student Government 11, 12: Class Executive Committee 11, 12; Basketball Trainer 11, 12; Volleyball Trainer 12; Baseball Trainer and Stat. 12; Varsity Varieties 11, 12 (Direc- tor 12); Key Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Manhigan 12; Drafting 5 pt. Club 12; J. C. Gorman Chairman 12; Booster Club Car Wash 12. Randy Thompson — Hall Monitor 12; DCT VICA President 12. John Tridico — Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Ten- nis 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12; Hyphonerian Circula- tion Manager 12; Manhigan 12; Student Leader- ship 12; Junior Write-Off Winner 11; Office Monitor 12. Lisa Tuttle — Class Representative 9, 10; SA re Chorus 9, 10, 11; TB Chorus 10, 11; Concert Choir 10, 11; Volleyball 9, 10; Band 9; DECA 12 (Public Relations Representative District 4); Hall Monitor Tibe Pam Vogus — Cheerleader 10, 11; Student Govern- ment 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10, 11; Manhigan 12 (Photographer); Homecoming MC 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Drama Club 9; German Club 9, 10; Key Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Justine Weikel — Cheerleader 9, 11; Pep Club 9; Student Council 10; Manhigan 11; COE 12; Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12. Kim Welty — Softball 9, 10, 11; Girls' Basketball Manager 9. Steve Wharton — Band 9, 10, 11; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 10, 11, 12. Ernie Williams — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 901112: Fred Williams — Football 9, 11, 12. Leslie Williams — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track Manager 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 12); Volleyball Stat. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Ricky Williams — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9 101 � аг: Juan Young — Track 10, 12. Peggy Young — FHA Treasurer 11; Treasurer 12. DECA 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 Let's go down to Senior High And watch the working girls go by Watch the teachers walk around and smile And gaze out at the clear blue sky There's an old man who's from the old world To him it's all the same Calls all the students by name Students get more respectable every day Don't worry, friends, we're gonna stick by you, And some day soon we're gonna get in the car And get out of here! let's go down to Senior High And watch the working guys go by Watch the teachers walk around and smile And stare out at the clear blue sky Maybe we'll leave come springtime Meanwhile make some good times What would we do without all these memories anyway? Besides, all our friends are here The Manhigan Staff would like to thank Dan Ed- dingfield, our Taylor Publishing Company consul- tant, for all his help this year. We would also like to thank the following people who are not members of our staff, but who have helped us by providing pictures and other ser- vices for us this year: Bob Hrivnak, Buell-Kraft Studio Mark Bohland, Maranatha Studio Nancy Rickson Sean Ragsdale J Purdy Vince Black Mrs. Kay the Hypho Staff