Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1988 volume:

1988 MANAIGAN MANSFIELD SR. HIGH 145 WEST PARK BOULEVARD MANSFIELD, OHIO 44906 Michelle Lee Baith Myron Davelle Black Sandra Lynn Blake Desma Lorice Banks Heather Dawn Bletz Jeffrey Michael Bechtel Ron Anthony Blevins ot Christopher Dennis Bottorf Michael Edward Boyd Brent Joseph Broom Russell Dwayne Brown Aubrey Brian Chapman Jackie Brian Conn i Amy Victoria Cook Jeri Lynn Crider Martha Cunningham Thomas Patrick Curran 3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Doris Adkison ... Cheerleading 9, 10, 12. Pep Club 9, 10, 11. Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 12. Student Council 11. Student Rep- resentative 12. Stephanie Armstrong ... Cheerleading 9, 10, 11. Pep Club 9, 10, 11. Varsity Varieties 9, 10. Class Representatives 9, 10, 12. Student Government 10, 11, 12. D.E.C.A. 12. Samantha Atwell . . . Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12. Homecoming Committee 11. Homecoming Nominee 11. J.C. Gorman Nominee 12. J.C. Gorman Committee 12. Softball 10, 11, 12. Tennis 11. 1.0.S. Secretary 11. C.O.E. 12. Athletic Office Secretary 12. Michelle Baith ... Choir 9, 10, 11. S olo and Ensemble Contest 10, 11. Red Cross 10. Baseball Stat. 10, 11, 12. Key Club 12. National Honor Society 11, 12. S.E.E.K. 12. Varsity Varieties 11, 12. Mentor Program 11, 12. Civic Day 11. Football Scrapbook 12. Jim Beatty ... Orchestra 9, 10, 11. Jazz Band 10, 11. Band 9, 10, Ue Wee: Band Advisory Council 12, Pep Band 11, 12. Student Council 9, 12. Hypho Business Staff 11, 12. National Honor Society 11, 12. Who’s Who 11. S.E.E.K. 12. Academic Challenge 12. Mock Trial 12. Mike Bechtel .-+ Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Wrestling 9, 10. Class Executive Committee 11. Homecoming Escort 11. Key Club 11. German Club 9, 10. President Electronics Class 12. Deidre Black ... Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 10), Black Culture Club 10, 12. Cheerleader 9. F.H.A. 10, Student Gov- ernment 11. Class Representative 10, 11, 12. Kenneth Black ... Student Council 9, 12. Choir 10, 11, 12. Office Monitor 11. Sandy Blake .. . Softball 9. Track 10. Office Monitor 12. Heather Bletz ... Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Pep Band 11, 12. Flag Corps 11, 12. Orchestra 12. Solo and Ensemble Contests 9, 10, 11, 12. Drama Club 10, 12. Office Monitor 11, 12. Homecoming Committee 11. Ron Blevins ... Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12). National Honor Society 12. Key Club 12. Manhigan 12. Chris Bottorf . . . National Honor Society 11, 12. Manhigan 11, 12. Basketball 9. Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 (Medalist 12). Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 (MVP 10). Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. Key Club 11, 12. Student Leadership 11, 12. Student Council 12. Hypho Business Staff 12. Homecoming Escort 12. S.E.E.K. 12. Class Representative 11. Artemus Bradley ... Track 9, 10, 11, 12. Black Culture Club 11, 12. Varsity Varieties 11, 12. Brent Broom ... Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Baseball 9, 10. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12. Darrin Brooks ... Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Track 10, 12. Black Culture Club 10, 11, 12. Student Government 9, 10. Cross Country 11, 12. Russell Brown ... Jazz Band 9, 10, 11. Orchestra 9, 10, 11. ity ieties 2. Band Basketball 9. Track 9, 11, 12. Varsity Varieties 10, 11, 12. 10, 11, 12. Black Culture Club 11, 12. Choir 12. Y.A.C. 12. klew .. . Football 11, 12. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9, 8 ETS Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. National Honor Society 11, 12. SIEE:Ka 12. Paula Burge ... Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Red Cross 10 (secretary 10). Drama 10. Aubrey Chapman .. Culture Club 12. Z ice ide )). German da Conn... Red Cross 9, 10 (Vice President 1¢ eh 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice President 11, 12). Drama Club 10, 11, 12: i Society 11, 12. Amy Cook ... Band 9, 10, 11. National Honor $ y V1, 12 Student Leadership 10. Y.A.C. 11. S.E.E.K. 12. Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. Hypho Business Staff 11, 12. Hypho Editorial Staff 12 (business manager). J.C. Gorman Court 12. Buckeye Girls’ State 11. Civic Day 11, 12. Annissa Craig ... Office Monitor 10, 12. Red Cross 11 (President) 10. F.H.A. 10. Drama Club 10. Jeri Crider... Office Monitor 10. Library Aide 11, 12. F.H.A. 11, 12. Mike Davis ... Office Monitor 12. Trena Durfee ... F.H.A. 11, 12. V.I.C.A. 12. ant G ont 9, 10. Class Raquel Eatmon . . . Band 9, 10. Stude nt Government 9, Representative 10, 11. Track 9, 10, 12. Varsity Varieties 9, ite 11. Cheerleader 10, 11, 12. Student Leadership 10. Black Cul- ture Club 11, 12. Homecoming Court 11. Office Monitor 12. Bobby Edwards ... V.1.C.A. 11, 12. Melissa Enlow .. . Band 9, 10, 11. Class Representative 9, 10, 116 . Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. Football 12. Black Softball 9, 10, 11. Basketball 9, 10. Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. Student Government 9, 10, 12. D.E.C.A. 12. Marketing Ed. President 12. Brian Fisher . .. Baseball 11. Craig Franklin ... Baseball 10, 11. Track 9. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12. Honor Roll 11, 12. Student Leadership 9, 11. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 12. Drama Club 10. Newspaper Staff 12 (Cartoonist). Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Write Off 11. Solo and Ensemble Contests 9, 10, 11, 12. Office Monitor 12. Greg Franklin ... Band 9, 10. Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Key Club 11. Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12. Track 9, 10. Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12. Yearbook 11, 12. Drama Club 10. Student Leadership 9, 10. Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 11, 12. J.C. Gorman Escort 10, 12. Todd Friend . . . Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 9, 10, 11, 12. MVP 9, 10, 11). Golf 10, 11, 12 (Captain 11, 12). Band 9, 10. Manhi- gan 12. S.E.E.K. 12. Superintendent Student Advisory Council 12. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. National Honor Society 11, 12 (President 12). Key Club 11, 12 (Vice President, President 12). J.C. Gorman Emcee 12. Homecoming Escort 12. Varsity Varie- ties 12. Academic Challenge 12. Civic Day 11. World Com- munity Workshop 11. Buckeye Boys’ State 11. Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 (President 9, Vice President 11). Joyce Garove ... Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Most Improved 11). Class Representative 12. Student Government 12. Civic Day 11. Jermie Graham... Office Monitor 11, 12. Drug Abuse Club 11. Mimaco Grant ... Track 9, 10, 12. Cross Country 9, 10, 12. Olympics Of The Mind 10, 12. Student Council 10, 12. Willie Greer . . . Football 9. Baseball 11. Craig Grimes ... Football 9. Track 9. Student Council 12. VIEGAS 1G 12. Kevin Groff... Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12). Key Club 11. Student Leadership 9, 10, 11, 12. S.E.E.K. 12. Class Executive Committee 10. Yearbook 11, 12 (Editor 12). Homecoming Es- cort 11. J.C. Gorman Escort 12. Larry Harris ... Football 12. V.I.C.A. 12 (Vice President). Mike Hazlett ... Yearbook 11, 12. Key Club 11, 12. Varsity Varieties 12. Class Representative 9. Regina Heinberger ... German Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Red Cross Club 11. Hypho Business Staff 9, 10. Office Monitor 12. F.H.A. 12: Lamar Hinton ... Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Pep Band 12. Drug Abuse Group 11, 12. Ronald Holmes ... Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Tennis 10, 11, 12. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Varsity Varieties 9. Black Culture Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Football Manager 9. Student Government 10. Class Representative 11, 12. David Hutchison . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (MVP 12). Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 (MVP 11). Choir 9, 10, nA; 12. Key Club 12. Laurie Jessop ... Band 9, 10, 11. Homecoming Queen 11. VIINGAS A. DG Te t2. Ernie Johnson ... Basketball 9. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. German Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Office Monitor 12. Jim Johnson ... Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Pep Band 10, 11, 12. Orchestra 11, 12. Jazz Band 11, 12. Solo and Ensemble Contests 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Achievement 9, 10, 11, 12. Student Lead- ership 12. Class Executive Committee 12. Student Council 12. Football 10. Varsity Varieties 12. Drama Club 10, 11, 12 (Historian 11, Vice Pres. 12). International Thespian Society 11, 12. Civic Day 11. J.C. Gorman Committee 12. Drama plays: “Harvey” 10. ‘You Can't Take It With You” 11. “No Sex Please We're British” 11. ‘Haunting of Hill House” 12. “Plaza Suite” 12. Scott Johnson . . . Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. Wrestling 9. Football 9, Michael Harold Davis i | Holly Foster 6 Joyce Ann Garove Tracy Corbin Gerhart Jermie Jerome Graham Mimaco Grant if V3 4 - 4 = 3 KUV VAAN VAD OP er ie 4, VIA 44% LV v Oy) i, Lamar Waudell Hinton Regina Delee Heinberger Michael Curtis Hazlett Heidi Lynn Howe David Clayton Hutchison Jeff Linn Hock Ernie T. Johnson James Edward Johnson Jr. 7 | Kimberly Joyce James Barry Jay Jefferson 10. Basketball 10, 11. Student Council 9, 10. German Club 12. Yearbook 11. Choir 11. Vita Johnson... Cheerleading 9, 10, 11. Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12. Pep Club 10, 11. Student Government 12. Yvonita Johnson ... Band 12. Black Culture Club 12. Track 12. Paige Jones ... Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12. Volleyball Stat. 10. Pep Club 10, 11. Black Culture Club 10, 11, 12. C lass Executive Committee 11. Key Club 11, 12 (Vice President 12). Homecoming Committee 11. Student Council 11, 12. Super- intendent Youth Advisory Committee 12. Student Leadership 12. Newspaper Staff 12. J.C. Gorman Mistress Of Ceremonies ee: Andrea Lagodich ... Basketball 9, 10. Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12). Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 (MVP 11). Student Council 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12). Flag Corps 12. S.E.E.K. 12. National Honor Society 11, 12. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. All A’s 11, 12. J.C. Gorman Nominee 12. Newspaper Staff 12 (Copy Editor). Student Leadership 10, 12. Varsity Varieties 12. Junior Write Off 11. Office Monitor 12. Shanna Leadingham ... F.H.A. 10, 11. V.I.C.A. 12. Honor Roll 12. Lisa Lee ... T.A.D. 11. Cafeteria Helper 11, 12. Christina Lindsay ... Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. Freshman Class Vice-president, Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Student Leadership 10, 11, 12. Y.A.C. 9, 10, 11, 12. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Key Club 11, 12. National Honor Society 11, 12. Homecoming Com- mittee 11. Varsity Varieties Director 12. Jazz Band 9, 10, 11. Pep Band 9, 10, 11. Orchestra 9, 10, 11. Varsity Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Superintendent Youth Advisory Council 12. Buckeye Girls’ State 11. H.O.B.Y. Leader Seminar 10. S.E.E.K. 12. Hypho Business Staff 9, 10, 11. Latin Club 12. Academic Challenge 12. T.A.D. 10, 11. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9, 10, 11. Civic Day 11. Soph- omore Award Exchange Club 10. Senior of the month. Rotary Club Youth Leader of The Month 12. Flex-Off Judge 10. High School Curriculum Advisory Committee 11. Heidi Ling ... Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. Lisa Lykins ... T.A.D. 9. Student Government 10. Don Madden ... O.W.E. 10. D.C.T. 12. Michelle Maglott ... Band 9, 10, 11. J.V. Softball 9. Richie Mauk ... V.I.C.A. Electronics 11, 12 (Secretary 11). Teri McMillan ... Choir 9, 10. Red Cross 10. D.E.C.A. 12. Darrin Minard .. . Student Leadership 9, 10, 11, 12. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Track Manager 9. Track 10. Tammy Moore ... V.I.C.A. 11 (Secretary) 12 (Vice-President). Class Representative 10, 12. Jason Murray ... Football 9, 10, 11, 12. National Honor Society 11, 12 (Treasurer 12). Key Club 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12). Class Executive Committee 10, 12 (Secretary-Treasurer 10). S.E.E.K. 12. Student Leadership 9, 10, 11, 12. Leadership Institute 10, 11. Ohio Heartland Conference Leadership 12. Wrestling 10. Pres- idential Classroom 11. Bonnie Parr .. . Student Leadership 10. Student Council 10, 11. Class Representative 10, 11, 12. Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12. Tennis 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12). Byran Patrick . . . Basketball 9, 11. Track 10, 12. Football 11, 12. Student Leadership 12. Eddie Patton . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Drama 11, 12. Cindy Perry ... Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (President 12). Orchestra 10, 11. Jazz Band 10, 11. Pep Band 10, 11, 12. Student Government 10, 11, 12. Key Club 10, 11, 12. Red Cross 9, 10, 11. Volleyball 11. Student Leadership 11, 12. Homecoming Court 11. National Honor Society 11, 12. S.E.E.K. 12. Civic Day 11, 12. Science Fair 12. Class Executive Committee 10, 11. Varsity Varieties 12. Who’s Who 12. Solo and Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12. Flag Corps 12. Hypho Business Staff 11, 12. Cherrin Pinkston ... Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12. Class Representative 9, 10, 11. Black Culture Club 12. Pep Club 11. Treasurer of Freshman Class. Lisa Porter ... Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Flag Corps 12. Orchestra 12. Jazz Band 12. Pep Band 11, 12. Yearbook Staff 11, 12. Red Cross Club 9, 10 (President 10). Student Government 9, 10. Solo and Ensemble Contests 9, 10, 11, 12. Drama Club 10, 12. T.A.D. 10. Jessie Poth ... Band 9, 10, 11. National Honor Society 11, 12. S.E.E.K. 12. Orchestra 9, 10, 11. Jazz Band 9, 10, 11. Flag Corps 11. Hypho Editorial Staff 12. J. Purdy ... Manhigan 11, 12 (Editor 12). School Photographer 10, 11, 12. J.C. Gorman Escort 12. Flex-Off M.C. 11. Melissa Ramsey ... Red Cross 11, 12. Student Government 9, 10. T.A.D. 9. D.C.T. 12. Class Representative 1. Steve Ramshaw ... Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. Student Government 11, 12. Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 11, 12. Basketball Stat. 9. Basketball Manager 10, 11. Football 9, 10. Track 9. Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 12. Student Leadership 10. Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12). Civic Day 11, 12. Councilman For A Day 11. Homecoming Emcee 11. Key Club 11, 12. Who’s Who 11. Hypho (Sports Editor 12). Robert Reed . . . Basketball 9, 10. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. V.I.C.A. 9, 11. Choir 10. Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12. Ginger Rhinehart ... Choir 9, 10. Class Representatives 12. Shane Riley ... Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Office Monitor 12. Basketball 9. Karen Rohde ... Track 9. Band 9, 11, 12. Key Club 12. S.E.E.K. 12. Lab Assistant 12. Academic Challenge 12. Concert Band 10. se and Ensemble Contest 10, 11, 12. Varsity Varieties 12. Civic ay 11. Lisa Schindler ... Band 9. Cheerleader 9, 10. Voice of De- mocracy 10. Hypho Business Staff 11. Key Club 11, 12. Hypho Editorial Staff 11, 12 (Vice-President 12). S.E.E.K. 12. Student Leadership 12. Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 12. Homecoming Court 11. J.C. Gorman Court 12. Robert Smith ... Student Government 9. Wrestling 10. Coun- selor Office Monitor 10. Jovita Snelling ... Band 9, 10, 11. Varsity Varieties 11, 12. DiIE:G{A: 12. Chad Stitler ... Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Orchestra 9, 10, 11. Track 10, 11, 12. Regional Orchestra 9, 10, 11. National Honor Society 11, 12. Student Leadership 11. S.E.E.K. 12. Academic Challenge Team 12. Mock Trial Program 12. Cross Country 10, 11, 12. Jazz Band. Mansfield Symphony Youth Orchestra 9, 10, 11. Andre Swarn ... Football 9, 10. T.B. Chorus 9. Concert Choir 10. Tennis 11. Electronics 11. V.I.C.A. 11. Black Culture Club 12. Sonya Talley . .. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12). Softball 9. Pep Club 10, 11 (Vice-President 11). F.H.A. 11. Class Rep- resentative 12. Student Government 12. Black Culture Club 12. Tara Taylor ... Hypho 12 (Advertising Manager). Key Club 12. Teresa Teeters ... German Club 9. O.W.E. 11. O.C.T. 12. Alisa Thomas ... Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Orchestra 12. Varsity Baseball Stat. 10, 11, 12. Student Council 12. Key Club 12. National Honor Society 11, 12. Academic Challenge. Pep Band 10, 11, 12. Yearbook 12. Hypho Business Staff 12. Kim Thomas... German Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice Pres. 10, Pres. 12). Homecoming Committee. Drama Club 10, 11, 12. Stage Manager 11, 12. Student Director 11. Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12. Honor Society 11, 12. Non-Users Drug Program 11. Tech Crew TA ie: Tracey Ann Trammell ... Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Black Culture Club 9, 12. Honorable Mention 11. O.W.E. 12. Student Rep- resentative 11, 12. Student Council 10, 11, 12. Track 10. Jay Vance ... Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Black Culture Club 12. Becky Vogus ... German Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 11). Homecoming Nominee 10. Key Club 11, 12. J.C. Gorman Nom- inee 12. Freshman Cheerleading 9. Malissa Vollmer ... Junior Achievement 9. C.O.E. 12. Katy Walker .. . J.C. Gorman Court 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Flag Corps 12. Orchestra 12. Band Officer 12. Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12. Class Representative 9, 10, 11, 12. Homecoming Committee 11. Office Monitor 11, 12. Hypho Business Staff 10, 1M I Tonya Webber ... Key Club 11. Black Culture Club 11, 12. Basketball 9, 10, 12. Varsity Varieties 12. Denise White ... Drama Club. Lisa White ... Band 9. Honorable Mention 11. Homecoming Nominee 11. C.O.E. 12. Secretarial Assistant 12. Jimmie Williams ... Football 12. Track 12. Robert Williams ... Football. Mike Wilson ... Junior Achievement 9, 10, 11, 12. Heather Wiseman ... Journalism 9. Hypho Staff 10, 11 (Circulation Manager 11). D.C.T. 12. I.C.A. 12. Varsity Varieties 12. Senior Class Advisor 12. Christina Woodrum ... T.A.D. 10. F.H.A. 12. Anna Worthington ... Band 9. Student Council 9. F.H.A. 12. D.E.C.A. 12 (Secretary). Crystal Wright ... Drama Club 10. Pep Club 11. Key Club 11. C.O.E. 12 (Secretary). Vivian Young ... Attendance Office 12. Cafeteria Helper 12. TADS: Terri Zellner ... Red Cross Club 9, 10, 11. German Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Student Council 9, 10. Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12). Softball 9, 10, 11, 12. Class Representative 9, 10, 12 (Vice- President 12). National Honor Society 11, 12 (Secretary). S.E.E.K. 12. J.C. Gorman Court 12. Teenager Of The Week 12. Wrestling Stat. 9, 10, 11. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Flag Corps 11, 12. Symphonic Band 12. Student Leadership 9, 11, 12. Hypho. PEPPPEPPL tel Andrea Marie Lagodich Tammy Annette -ambert Shanna June Leadingham Lisa Ann L a Ann Lee heri Therisa Ann Lee Christina Louise Lindsa y Jeffrey Wayne Luttrell Craig Byron Marsh 10 Michael Robert McBr obert McBride Teri Lynn McMillen Tammy L Med y Lynn Medina Steven Douglas Moore Bonnie E. Parr Jeslyn Marie Poth “ ” Scott Purdy Russell David Pitts Melissa Gayle Ramsey Mathew Brennan Noone Craig Steven Penix Lisa Lynn Porter Steven Anthony Ramshaw I I AO age as ipa: Sen es Lape as Ps ca 4 it pe oe a we? ae ar La’Nette Renée Reed Karen Mae Rohde Laura Anne Russell Chad Christopher Stiteler Andre David Swarn MSIE WC 4 ' i Wiss 14 Donald Keith Thomas Kimberly Sue Thomas Timothy L. Thomas Geaine Thompson Rebecca Ann Vogus Malissa Mae Vollmer Katherine Dianne Walker Twyla Monique Walton � Tonya Deaneene Webber Laurine Cheri Wilson A +¢ Michael Thomas Wilson Christina Marlenea Fidler Woodrum Rani Kristine Workman Crystal Dawn Wright Vivian Yvette Young Terri Denise Zellner = 15 Anna K. Worthington : : ie ei nay p | a fe on ae oa ee Nr Mg : � ) ees 7. Ss eee a ee WT ratty Stephanie Noel Acker Connie Sue Arnholt James August Beat Darrin D. Brooks Joseph Anthony Clark Michelle Lynn Maglott Keith Owens Eric Parker Howard Clayton Price “teon 18 Audra Skovranek Sonya Monique Talley Tracey Ann Trammell Michael Raymond wilso! The following members of the Class of 88 did not submit pictures Kim Adkins Rose Suprina Andrews Sandra Raina Bays Tammy Lynn Bond Brenda Lee Conn Paula Lynn Conn Annissa Lynn Craig Brucette Alyssa Michele Drye Trena Faye Durfee Heather Yvonne Fetter Laurinda Jean Jessop Veronica Louise Johnson Vita Lach elle Johnson Tamara Monet Jones Lydia Jarrell Looman Lisa Ann Lykins Shirley Renee Marshall Rebecca Lynn Meenach Teresa Minard Renda Moore Patricia Lynn Owens Tina Renae Potter Dana Roxanne Ramsey Elizabeth Angelique Reese Ginger Rhinehart Tammie Forest Salser Jovita Yvette Snelling Sherree Lamayra Snelling Cheryd Lynn Stevens Lisa Ann Thompson Denise Danielle White Tony Allen Adkins James P. Avery Robert L. Bolding Andre Linn Brooks Clarence Allen Cash Lederick Cockrell Antonio Collier Maurice Congious Jerry C. Czernewski Derrick James Davis Jeff S. Davis Eric David Deschner Joseph Lee Dick John Michael Dillon Edward Charles Dockery Brian Keith Fisher John Wesley Fraley Anthony Ray Gilliam Daniel Brian Gopp Anthony! James Graham Alan Joseph Gray Willie Douglas Grier Terry Lynn Hardin Larry Wayne Harris, Jr. Duncan Eric Hawkins Dale Robert Haynes Mario Dean Jester Rodney Terrill Johnson Christopher Arness Jones Jerry C. Keeton Donald Lee Madden Aaron Lee Majors Richie Charles Mauk Darron Kieth Minard Fred Minard Dapreis Amond Owens Travis Joe Owens Robert Wayne Reed Charles A. Sewell David M. Shambaugh Robert T. Smith John Richard Tasker Herbert Taylor Scott Lee Thompson Jay J. Vance Derrich Tyler Wade Lonnie Charles Williams Robert Williams Leroy Albert Wright Thomas J. Young We would like to thank the following Tyger families who have helped make it possible to print the senior pictures in color: Dick Joyce Adair Larry Rosalee Bradshaw Cynthia L. Bunting Wallace Vallie Caldwell Dennis, Carol, Kathy Chamberlin Parents of John Cuckovich Nicholas Dellerba Cliff Bev Franklin, Craig Greg Peg, Deanne, Jeff Gillis Mr. Mrs. John Groff Dave, Jeff, Jay Gross Floyd Patricia Hock Bob Char Hutchison Family Don, Nancy, Debbie, Dawn Jennings Dick, Ann, Amy Kay Mr. Mrs. Harld Kirkpatrick Roberta Donald Ling Terry, Gloria, Kelli, Jason Loughman Joanne Mick McGrew Kim, Sue, Jason, Jud Murray Michael R. Noone Hubert, Shirley, Judy Oakley Mr. Mrs. Jessie J. Perkins Aldean Larry Pruett Bill Vicki Redman Harold Christa Riddle Pat Kel Riggleman Kent Ruth Schindler Mr. Mrs. R. H. Short Don “Bisbee” Walter Angie Adkins Penny Adkins Tim Adkins Kevin Alfrey Bronwen Armor Mike Atwell Alissa Barnett Lisa Bassin Jerry Beatty Wendy Bechtol John Beidelschies Jeff Bond Jason Booker Steve Bottorf Michelle Boyer Kelly Bradshaw Matt Bradshaw Scott Bridges Laquitta Bronson Inez Brooks Deforest Brown Randy Brown Jeana Bryant Lorrie Bryant ) SPORT srewrcn Jason Bunting Kim Burch Timothy Bush Chuck Carter Adrian Catchings Karri Catello Kathy Chamberlin Mary Cleaver Missy Clifford Angela Coe Tim Cole Jeff Coleman Jacqueline Congious Donnie Conn Kimberly Conn Diana Coulter James Cox William Crisp 20 Jeff Crittenden Lisa Cross Kelly Crotty Jimmy Curry Carrie Davis Janice Davis Robin Davis Robert Dawson Tim Deener Kerry Deubel Candy Diblasi James Dollish Michelle Driscoll Donald Duncan Minh Duong Bev Durfee Chad Eldridge Pat Estep Brian Evans Kimberly Everett Ronnie First Richard Fisher Joe Followay Will Fowler Mico Franklin Craig Freeman Vaughn Freeman Jason Feltner Kellee Foster Jeff Gillis Denise Gilroy Demarco Ginn Kelly Graves Tammy Greathouse Tym Greenwood Rae Griffea Jeff Gross Luella Garris Valerie Graham Ervin Hall Debbie Hardin Gretchen Harris 21 Latoja Harris Kevin Harsh Brian Hanksworth Joy Haynes Edward Hembree David Hershberger Tamara Henderson Aaron Herring Missi Hindman Priscilla Hinton Diana Hoff Robert Holland Jetuan Holley Valeri Hollinger Jeff Howard Tammy Hunter April Huntley Dan Jackman Beth Jackson Torey Jefferson Eric Johnson Jacques Johnson Tondra Johnson Christina Jones Fount Jones Kimani Jones Andre Jordan September Kinnan Andrew Kirkpatrick Kathleen Kiser Frank Kososky Patti Lambert Ryan Lambert Scott Laug Carolyn Lawhorn Tonie Lawhorn Thomas Lorentz Ryan Luckie Kisha Majors Christi Marberry Rosalind Marsh Michelle Martin Stacy Martin Jamie Masi Heather Massie Kevin Mawer Brian Maynor Michelle McGinnis Donna McGlone Tina Medina Melanie Messimer Mark Metheney Gina Michaels Jeff Miller Larry Miller Steve Miller Heather Milner David 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Fred Weaver Mike Webb Tyla Webber Charles Webster Sherel Webster Shawn Weikel Jeremy White John White Anthony Williams Joann Wilson Becca Windbigler Tyrone Windham Mike Wingler Cary Woodard Eddie Worthington Lori Yarman Andrea Young 25 Missi Adcock Rina Adkins Sandra Artrip Thomas Ash Scott Atwater William Aumend Roger Baker Jodie Battisi Chris Beam James Bellomy Heather Berry Milisa Bigelow Ayanna Black Deshawn Black Victoria Bogolis Andre Bond Terry Botdorf Troy Bottorf Bryan Boyce Cornelius Bradley Aaron Bradshaw Jason Brinkman Jennifer Brinkman Marie Brooks Lynn Brown Montoya Brown Stan Brown Glynn Buchanan Peggy Bucklew Jan Byles Tammie Campbell Shakyna Cansler Ivy Carnes Bill Carrol Paul Carrol Jennifer Caudell Sharon Church Renee Clark Richard Clark William Cochran Michael Cockrell Patrica Coffee 26 Lora Cole Billy Collins James Copley Georgia Cottrell Dora Cox Bud Craft Jerry Craig Angel Crider Eric Czernewski Darrick Dansby Aaron Davis Kristi Davis Nancy Davis Tara Davis Wendy Davis James Dean Valeria Deir Jenny Dickerson William Dowd Dan Drake Donald Duffey Diallo Dulin Angela Duncan Jon Estridge Linda Elkins Brenda Evans Kenny Feagin Tasha Feagin April Finley Christopher Fix Christa Followay Angel Fountain Kerrick Franklin Jason Freeman Rebecca Freeman Alvin French Earl Fuller Billie Jo Gerhart Gordon Gray Michelle Gillum Kristine Gleason Jenny Grau Carrie Greer Mike Grimes Crystal Goings Je red Good John Graham Stacie Guenther Lori Hager Lamar Hairston Beth Hamilton Tammy Hamilton Tammy Hamm Glen Hammond Joyce Han Jack Hardy Darren Harless Denise Harper Jonathan Hay Joe Hermel David Hinton Joann Hogan Pamela Holley Timothy Holmes Bridgette Hornung Tonya Howell Phan Huynh Amy Ingram Patsy Jarrell Peggy Jarrell Tantanisha Jefferson Darrell Jester Baron Johnson Deshawn Johnson Kartra Johnson Keith Johnson Luada Johnson Monte Johnson Teresa Johnson Van Johnson Dion Jones Robert Jones Tonya Kees Melissa Kepple Mark Kingman Jeri Kiser Melvin Kiser Tracie Kiser 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George Andress — History. Willaim Asher — Speech Drama. Fred Atwater — OWE. Wayne Au — Geometry. Don Barnard — American Government, Speech. Eleanor Beatty — French. Richard Birk — English 10A B. Victoria Birk — Quest, Comparative Government, American Government. Dan Bishop — Physical Science. Vincent Black — Assistant Principal. James Boor — Welding, Machine Shop. William Brown — DCT. Ken Burich — English 9A B. Willaim Cahill — Physical Science, Chemistry. Gail Claucherty — Multiple Handicapped. Lon Cordell — Counselor. Grayce Couts — Secretary to Mr. Johnson. Van Crusoe — Study Hall. Jim Cushing — Auto Mechanics. 42 Jeff Davis — ME. Polly Davis — Latin. Harold Dean — Health, Physical Fitness, Phys. Ed. Mark DeBolt — Electronics. John Depler — Accounting, Record Keeping, Typing. Pat Deubel — College Math, Trigonometry, Algebra, Computer Applications. Sue Dockter — English 9A B. Robert Duncan — SBH. Betty Dunn — Home Economics, Kiddie Kampus, Basic Sewing, Living Independently. 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Todd Krill — Basic Biology. Larry Linn — OWA. Mike Loveless — World Studies A. Robert Lull — Biology 1 2. Colista Malone — Chemistry 1. $4 Charles Marchant — General Applied Math. Bessie Marsh — MH Aide. Loretta McBride — Typing. John Miefert — Algebra. David Moore — Reading. Mary Margret Moore — PLP Resource Teacher, Family Living, Home Management. Cindy Mudra — American History Government. Ken Murray — Art. Colleen Nall — Computer Literacy. Frank Nephew — German. Brenda Norman — Study Hall Aide. Renate Papenhausen — English 11B. Lane Paullin — Drafting, Small Engines. e Piedad Payne — Spanish. Carolyn Peugh — Multiple Handicapped. David Pierce — Wood Shop. Jane Smarto Potts — Visually Handicapped. Joe Prats — Phys. Ed. Tony Reaser — Science, Health, Challenges. Pat Riggleman — Secretary to Mr. Black. Marsha Sawyer — Hearing Impaired. Nancy Seibert — Health, Phys. Ed. Michele Shafer — Choir. Shirley Sidle — Librarian. Carmela Smith — Spanish. There were no pictures available of the following faculty members: Nick Confalone — Psychology, Social Problems. Joe Dinger — Algebra, Plane Geometry. Ron Hetler — American History B. Sandra Hornung — Nurse Assistant Program. Sally Parilla — Reading Skills. Sharon Parsons — Nurse. Jack Wise — Work Coordinator. Rose Burbach — Tutor. Mary Weitzel — Tutor. Jack Soliday — World Studies B. Diana Spinnati — Business Communications Law, Typing, Notehand, Introduction to Business. Calvin Swander — Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics. John Thomas — Machine Shop, Wood Shop. Denny Tuttle — Auto Mechanics. Bruce Waite — Great Books, Advanced Comp. Practical Reading Writing. Halley Weaver — Math. Lynn Wells — Speech, English 9B. Beth Wendt — Practical Reading. Phyllis Zimmerman — Basic Advanced Foods, Home Ec. 47 Volleyball Team improving The 1987 Tyger volleyball team was a team of ups and downs. Finishing with a re- spectable record of 8-12, the Lady Tygers had nothing to be ashamed of. However, losses to teams such as Lex- ington and Ashland were dis- heartening. A major highlight of the season for the girls and Coach Wayne Au was beat- ing Malabar. End of season awards went to Melissa Enlow, Terri Zellner, and Andi Lagodich for being captains. Beth Jack- son was named most valu- able, while Missi Hindman was tagged most improved. Opposite page: Top: 1987 JV Vol- leyball Team, Middle left: Kathy Raphael serves the ball. Middle right: Keelee Eldridge smashes a serve. Bottom left: Jenny Battisti bunts the ball for a teammate. Bottom right: Kathy Raphael smacks the ball over. This page: Top left: Terri Zellner bunts the ball over the net. Top right: Beth Raphael smashes the serve. Middle left: Beth Jackson goes to her knees to save the ball. Middle right: Missi Hindman and Peggy Bucklew congratulate each other. Bottom: 1987 Varsity Volleyball Team. Tyger Golf has respectable season This year’s golf team was young but not afraid to take on the big teams. The Tyger’s golf team ended up with a respectable season. They were 16-13 and placed third in the Tyger Tournament. The Tygers were led by two of their three seniors, medalist Chris Bottorf and the team’s captain Todd Friend, while the younger squad backed them up. Next year’s team will still be young, but it will be more experienced. Opposite pg.: Top left: Bottorf gets out of the woods. Top right: Doug Sayers walks to his next shot. Middle: Charles Webster's attempt for par. Bottom left: Todd Friend unleases his tee shot. Bottom right: Chris Bottorf reads his birdie put. Top left: Bottorf loves his short game. Top right: Chuck is concentrating on his par attempt. Middle left: Bottorf and op- ponent walk to their next shots. Mid- die: Friend with a wood off the fair- way. Middle right: Brian Hawksworth sends off a par putt. Bottom: Tyger Golf Team. GIRLS LOOK FORWARD TO LEADERSAIP The ’87 Girls’ Tennis Team compiled a record of 5-8, but don’t let that statistic fool you, because ‘‘the team could have easily gone 10-3,” said Coach Diane Spinnati. The first doubles team of Bonnie Parr and Karri Catello made it to the third round of the sectionals. With a g roup of five return- ing seniors coming back to the team next year, Coach Spinnati can only hope that the experience will add suc- cess to next year’s team. Bonnie Parr received the Captain’s Award, while Joyce Han was named Most Im- a oS + +e ee! = 4 2 AX we SMAAA � == .- -- - i SA -- . . a SS ee EY 4 4.4 . — WAAAY a ae yy ee MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THIS IS 4 TYGER COUNTRY 871 Lexington Avenue Ronald E. Moton, Sr. President Mansfield, Ohio 44907 (419) 756-1120 RON’S SA and SEAFOOD CO., Inc. WHOLESALE + RETAIL 4 DISTRIBUTOR aoe Seatood Mon. thru Sat 46 ue Carry Out 9:00-7:00 Opposite page: Top: Joyce Han awaits a serve. Middle: The Tyger team in action. Bottom left: Bonnie Parr waits for her opportunity to hit the ball. Bottom right: A Tyger op- ponent prepares to receive a serve from Karri Catello. This page: Top left: Tanya Reedy cheers on her teammates. Top right: Bonnie amuses herself by winning another point. Middle: The team of Bonnie Parr and Karri Catello in action. Bot- tom left: 1987 Girls’ Tennis Team. 55 Cross Country Gains Experience This year was primarily a rebuilding year for the Sr. High cross country team. They ended up the season with a 10-12 record. Coach Ralph Rawls, who returned from Malabar to keep the Tyger spirit alive, felt that the team didn’t end up anywhere near where they would like to have been. He said that in order to be more competi- tive, they need to compete against more AAA power- house teams and also train throughout the off season months. Coach Rawls said, “They did well considering the obstacles they were forced to overcome.” He is looking forward to next year’s season, which will be led by senior Jeff Gross and junior Troy Bottorf. Awards went to Shane Ri- ley, Captain’s Award; Jeff Gross, Most Improved; and Troy Bottorf, MVP. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THIS IS Opposite page: Top: 1987 Cross Country Team. Middle left: Mimaco Grant staggers across the finish line. Middle right: Chad Stiteler moves up. Lower left: Coach Rawls adds up the score. Lower right: Troy Bottorf tells his running stories. This page: Top left: Shane Riley crosses the fin- ish line. Top right: Donita Moreland shows her running form. Middle: Troy Bottorf thinks of what he ac- complished. Lower left: Chad Stiteler takes the final hill. Lower right: Jeff Gross gets ready to take the last turn. ).U., Frosh Gain Experience On Football Field The J.V. team was piloted by Coach Kell, and assisted by Coach Moore. The team gained a lot of valuable experience with many first year players. The J.V. players will be moving into the varsity ranks next year, hoping to improve. A high point of the sea- son was an excellently executed hook and ladder play never seen before at Senior High. The Tyger freshman team compiled a record of 2-2-2. The team showed great promise throughout the season. They were in every game all the way to the end. The team showed composure and pride on the football field. Alonzo Vance and jerry Lanier were standouts among the Tyger freshmen. PATRONS Bogner Dry Cleaning 80 South Main Street Doc's 189 Marion Avenue LeGrande Video Productions 370 Lexington Avenue Metronome Music Trimble Road James P. Smith, Manager Western — Southern Life 875 Park Avenue West Super X Drug Store 250 West Fourth Street MANSFIELD SENIOR [om FLITE @: he en” ae Photo And Video 214 Lexington Avenue Mansfield, Onio 44902 BUD MOTTER, Manager 419-526-4565 HIGH SCHOOL THIS § TYGER COUNTRY Opposite Page: Top: The 1988 Tyger ).V. Team. Middle left: The J.V. O fensive Line lines up. Middle right: quarterback Andy Slaton drops back into the pocket. Lower left: Andy Slaton looks for an opening. Lower right: The J.V. team huddles up after a successful play. This Page: Top left: Freshman Tyger Defense control the line of scrimmage. Middle: Tyger’s hustle to the ball. Bottom: The ’88 Tyger Freshman team. TYGER SEASON The 1987 Tyger football season was One of frustration. Despite being extremely competitive in the new con- ference, the team finished with a record of 3-7 under the leadership of first year coach Steve Gilbert. Narrow losses to state ranked Ashland (7-6) and Malabar (9-6) typified the season. Despite the record, Gilbert was extremely im- pressed with the accomplish- ments of the players during his starting season, Special post season awards went to Kevin Groff and Jay Vance, Captains’ Awards; Jay Vance, Coaches’ Award; Ed- die Patton, Most Improved; David Hutchison, MVP; and Jason Murray, Jimo Adams Award. Ly , k to Ss Bae ek 4 as : MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TH § 1S TYGER COUNTRY TYGERS Gorman-Rupp Opposite page: Top: The Tygers cel- ebrate after a score. Middle: 1987 Tyger Football Team. Bottom left: Mike Bechtel snags the pass. Bottom right: Jason Murray seeks to destroy the defender. This page: Top left: Dave Hutchison makes the punt. Top right: Dustin Powers in action. Middle left: Willie Greer fields a punt. Bottom: A Tyger ball carrier is crushed. September Morn Presented The Junior class presented this year’s Homecoming as- sembly in the gym, decorated beautifully with many color- ful flowers and an archway to the stage. The design was dif- ferently set up, as the stage for the court was placed in the middle of the gym. Kim Burch was crowned queen by the “86” queen, Laurie Jessop. The rest of the court consisted of Beth Jack- son, escorted by Todd Friend, Trina Shears escorted by Bri- an Evans, Beth Raphael es- corted by Chad Eldridge and Missi Hindman escorted by Dustin Powers. The 87’ MC’s were Charles Webster and Rosalind Marsh. Opposite page: Top: The 1987 Homecoming Court and their es- corts. Middle: Beth Jackson and ’ Todd Friend take their places on stage. Bottom left: Co-captain Jay Vance presents the autographed ball to Queen Kim. Bottom right: Missi Hindman and Dustin Powers con- centrate on technique. This page: Top: Charles Webster and Rosalind Marsh host the Homecoming assem- bly. Middle left: Trina Shears and Bri- an Evans circle the gym. Middle right: Beth Raphael and Chad El- dridge locate their position on the platform. Bottom: Queen Kim Burch and Chris Bottorf listen to the choir’s number. ee X Ss ‘Fie! iy j Dea e® La Seep at be a TYGER BAND HAS GOOD SEASON The Marching Band, led by Percy Hall and Glenn Fisher, had a successful year. The Symphonic and Concert Band received excellent rat- ings at the District Band Com- petition. The officers of the band this year were: Presi- dent, Cindy Perry; Vice Pres- ident, Steve Ramshaw; Sec- retary, Katy Walker: and Treasurer, Andi Lagodich. This year an advisory com- mittee was added. The mem- bers were Chad Stiteler, Jim Beatty, Jim Johnson, and Heather Bletz. The Jazz Band and Orches- tra also had a successful year. Both groups performed for many Community events and were highly recognized for their achievements. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH eal TH § § Floral Garden Florist 74 Lexington Avenue “Flowers for Any Event 522-4071 ” This page: TL: Flag Corps. TR: Di- recting the band is Percy Hall. M: April and Darrin perform the Home- coming Assembly. B: The Nerds are back! Opposite page: T: MSHS Marching Band. M: Kim and Christi are tuning up before their perfor- mance. BL: Quit daydreaming, Ms. Shafer! BR: The Concert Choir. Choir Has Outstanding Year The Choir, led by Michelle Shafer, had a profitable year with earning a superior rating at both the District and State Choir Competitions. Out- standing were Darrin Minard, Russell Brown, Adena Bu- chanan, Dave Hutchison, and April Norris. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Opposite page: Top: Pep Band. Mid- dle: Orchestra. Bottom left: Candie Wells and friend waiting to play at Homecoming. Bottom right: Jazz Band. This page: Top left: Alissa and Russel talking during Homecoming. Top right: Freshman Band. Middle: S A Choir. Bottom: TB Choir. 67 “The Aaunting of Aill Alouse”’ The Drama Club presented the play ‘The Haunting of Hill House” to the school on January 27 and to the public on January 28 29 in the evening. The play was written by Shirley Jackson and was directed by Mr. William Ash- er. It had a cast of seven peo- ple. The play was about Hill House, a brooding, isolated, and forbidding mansion lo- cated in an eastern state. The action was confined to a sin- gle set, which included a windowless parlor and a small bedroom. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH es TH lS 1S TYGER COUNTRY “ SQUARE DEAL ON EVERY SQUARE YARD” TYGERS Opposite page: Top: Jim Johnson en- ters the room. Middle: John and Ralph have a conversation. Bottom right: The plot thickens. Bottom left: Shawn Neal observes the play from the balcony. This page: Top left: Gina enters the room. Top right: The tension is building. Middle: John and Ralph mess around in a scene. Bot- tom: Are you having a good time, John? A Dream of Success “A Dream of Success’’ was this year’s varsity varieties theme. The set and our Mc’s coincided with a bum played by John Tasker sleeping on a park bench, listening to his conscience, played by Ve- ronica Johnson, tell him about his future. The production days were November 12, 13, 14. Varsity Varieties was directed by Christy Lindsay. The produc- ers were Paige Jones and Lisa Schindler, and the stage man- agers were Greg Franklin and Terri Zellner. Months of hard work finally paid off on the stage. With everyone’s help, it really made their dream a success. - 4 4 DREAM OF 5 a fl a yas “Ccess ap ‘= A DREAM OF UC CEs, -—-— MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL and Dried or all occasions DURBIN’S FORGET-ME-NOT-SHOP Flowers Gifts 271 V m Ave NEXT DOOR TO MANSFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL Opposite page: Top: Todd Friend ex- plains the class rules to Mike Hail in the senior class act. Middle: The Noyz Boys really know how to strut their stuff. Bottom left: The “88” crew shows how it should be done. Bottom right: Eddie and the Enforc- ers rock the house down. This page: Top left: Donnie Conn cuts up on the stage. Top right: Becky Hairston performs with her backup group as part of the 4 Extremes. Middle left: John Tasker listens to his conscience. Middle right: The Spirits of Inspira- tion perform a gospel song. Bottom: The Newest Edition performs anoth- er one of their popular songs. Girls Enioy “Success” The Lady Tygers had an un- forgettable season with 19 wins and 5 losses. The key players for the Tygers were Lotoja Harris, Beth Raphael and Sonya Tally. Latoja Harris was named MVP, Most Rebounds, and Best F.G.%. The Most Im- proved was Ayanna Black. Most assists and Best F.T.% was Beth Raphael. The Lady Tygers’ captains were Sonya Talley and Kerri Hester. The J.V. girls basketball had a successful season with many wins. They look for- ward to Regionals next year as varsity players. Their coach was Andrea Moyer. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THIS § TYGER COUNTRY Pierce's S Peres MID-OHIO’S Full-Line | Sporting Goods Store | hes h oO P Team Equipment + Custom Uniforms + Silk Screening + Specializing in Sport Products for High School, Golleges and Universities 1446 Lexington Avenue Mansfield, Ohio 44907 (419) 756-2385 Opposite page: Top: J.V. Basketball Team. Middle: Keelee looks to the basket. Bottom left: Tally and Hester are led on the floor by their parents. Bottom right: J.V. meet for a huddle. This page: Top left: Keelee dribbles to the basket. Top right: Varsity Bas- ketball Team. Middle: Lotoja jumps for the ball. Bottom left: J.V. player puts it up. Bottom right: Kerri Hester being escorted by her parents for parent's night. Tygers Show (improvement This year the Tyger wres- tling team had a good season despite having head coach Nick Confalone for only two years. Compared to last year’s record 1-10-1 to this year’s record 5-4, the young team showed a lot of gained experience. A lot of the suc- cess of this season was due to the two assistant coaches, Mike Lehman and Jim Cush- ing. Lonnie Williams went to state. Awards went to Lonnie Williams, MVP; Glenn Worthington, Coaches Award; Jaques Johnson, Most Improved. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THIS § TYGE COUNTRY Terpsi-Togs BEST SELECTION IN 50 MILES FOR EXERCISE, GYMNASTIC DANCE ENTHUSIASTS Hours, Mon.-Fri. 10:00-5:30 Sat. 10:00-4:00 os 5 Pau! Huriow ie o Jilt Huriow BLACK POWDER GUNS AND SUPPLIES The Powder Flask Special Orders Available - FFL. Licensed Hours Mon, thru Fri, 10:00-5:30 Sat. 10:00-4:00 Hours Vary Due To Sessons 209 Marion Avenue Manstield, Ohio 44903 (419 522.7088 Opposite page: Top: Franklin looks for the right move. Middle: The re- turning letterman of last year. Bottom left: Blevins shows off his injury-filled season. Bottom right: Phillips gets set for his match. This page: Top left: Franklin leads the stretch. Top right: Shambaugh lays down with pain. Middle: Lamp capitalizes on the op- ponent’s mistake. Bottom: Williams shows off his experience. FROSA HAVE WINNING SEASON: JU GO UNDEFEATED The Freshman Basketball Team had a very outstanding season, led by Jack Soliday. The key players were Jerry Lanier, Alonzo Vance, and Donel Hilliard, although the whole squad was very impor- tant to the team. Next year, Coach Soliday hopes that the freshman continue the Tyger winning tradition on a fresh- man level. The Junior Varsity, coached by Jim Battisti, went unde- feated for another season. The J.V. team was led by freshman, Charles “Chico” Pid oes c. Baan ni j mt f.ma4 tL MANSFIELD SENIOR | HIGH SCHOOL THIS § H TYGER COUNTRY PARK LANES, INC. 1410 PARK AVENUE WEST MANSFIELO, OHIO 44906 Phone 529-2732 This page: Top left: Markeith sets up for a much needed free throw. Top right: The Freshman Squad led by Coach Soliday. Middle: J.V. squad getting assistance from Coach Bat- tisti. Bottom left: Jerry Lanier chases a deflected pass. Bottom right: Donel Hilliard sets up for a free throw. Opposite page: Top: J.V. Bas- ketball Team. Middle: Tygers set up zone defense against the Minute- men. Bottom left: Kerrick Franklin attempts to pass the ball under pres- sure. Bottom right: Eddie Marshell shoots a technical. Experience Pays Off For Tygers This year’s Tyger Varsity Team ended the season with a 16-9 record. It is led by sev- en returning lettermen from last season. The team’s reg- ular season games gave the team valuable time to get ready for the tournament trail. They were ble to ad- vance to the Regional Finals before losing on a heart- breaking shot by Columbus Liden McKinley. This game ended Dapreis Owens’ scor- ing record at over 1,300. Next year’s squad will be led by a group of underclassmen. Awards went to Darron Minard, MVP, Most Assists, Best Free Throw Percentage; Dapries Owens, Most Re- bounds, Most Points, Best Field Goal Percentage; and Darrin Brooks, Most Im- 4 ; ’ 54 wa i ti: 0 oo a a ' Neate | Petr TYGER az MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TH 15 15 You look great! Who's your drycleaner? Fusco Cleaners Inc. 211 Gessner Avenue at Sturges 522-7411 See 1914 Water 6 Stain Repellent Orentisl Rug Cleaning Opposite page: Top: The Mansfield Senior High Basketball Team estab- lished a 16-9 season and a regional final bid. Middle: Darron Minard leads the OHC in three point shoot- ing in its first year. Bottom left: Ron- nie Holmes prepares for the game. Bottom right: Dave Hutchison fin- ishes off the end of a fast break. This page: Top left: Dave Hutchison con- centrates on the pass to Minard. Mid- dle left: Dapreis is a giant of a leader. Middle center: Joe Prats coaches his teams to win. Middle right: Darron Minard is known to be an emotional player on the floor. Bottom: Ronnie Holmes uses his jumping ability to finish his move to the basket. ““Somewhere out there” J. C. Gorman theme On January 8, the 28th an- nual J. C. Gorman was held in the MSH Auditorium. This year’s colors were pink and black. Doreen Gilbert re- turned from last year’s court to represent Joy Holmes who was unable to attend. Doreen crowned Desma Banks as this year’s Queen. The other members of the court con- sisted of Lisa Schindler es- corted by Kevin Groff; Katy Walker escorted by Brent Broom; Terri Zellner escorted by Greg Franklin; and Amy Cook escorted by J. Purdy. This year’s mistress and mas- ter of the J. C. Gorman were Miss Paige Jones and Mr. Todd Friend. Queen Desma and her escort Eric Parker, along with her court, reigned over the tournament finals Saturday night, presenting trophies to the champions. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TH 15 § TYGER COUNTRY Good Luck Seniors Weidner Pontiac Opposite page: Top: Mr. Todd Friend distributing the flowers to this year’s court, Middle: Mr. Brent Broom and Miss Katy Walker smiling as they await their order at Red Lob- ster. Bottom left: Mr. Todd Friend and Miss Paige Jones are this year’s M.C.’s. Bottom right: Kevin Groff discusses who's paying for Lisa Schindler. This page: Top left: Mr. Jason Murray escorts last year’s queen representative Miss Doreen Gilbert. TM: Queen Desma stands proudly with Mr. Eric Parker. TR: Miss Katy Walker and Miss Amy Cook stand relieved with the escorts after the assembly. Middle: Everyone decides eagerly on the main course. Bottom left: Mr. Friend and Miss Jones read their script. Bottom right: Mr. Parker and Miss Banks are ex- tremely enthused to be here today. Tennis Team Combines Power With Talent The 1988 Tyger tennis team was led by senior cap- tain Todd Friend and fresh- man singles player Andy Tridico. Friend ends his 4 year career with a school re- cord of 63 wins. The team ended up with a 2-12 record but came on strong winning 2 of their last 3 matches. The team was also led by Charles Webster, Matt Perl, and the doubles teams of Steve Ramshaw and David Miller and Jered Good and John Lamp. Next year’s tennis team should do quite well since only Friend and Ram- shaw will be leaving from the varsity. At the Spring Sports awards program Todd Friend received the M.V.P. and cap- tain’s award, and John Lamp captured the Most Improved award. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THIS 15 TYGER COUNTR TYGERS ly. Company oMpany Opposite page: Top left: Darrick shows off his unique form. Top right: Tridico shows us his graceful wrist technique. Middle: The 1988 Tennis Team, at their best. Bottom left: Todd catches a few rays between victories. Bottom right: Ramshaw uses brute strength to hit through his groundstrokes. This page: Top: Jered Good strokes another winner. Mid- dle left: Charles proportionally studies the aspects of the tennis ball. Middle right: Dulin shows us one of his masterful forms. Bottom: Matt Perl crushes the ball. eae | SOFTBALL HAS PROFITABLE YEAR The Tyger softball team, led by coach Wayne Au, en- ded their season with a re- cord of 5-12. The key players were Andi Lagodich, Terri Zellner, Sam Atwell, and Joyce Garove, who was in- jured for part of the season. Terri led the league in stolen bases, and Misty Hutchison ,tied a school record with 27 walks. Some highlights of the season were beating Madison and Ontario. Coach Au’s main goal for next year is that the pitching staff picks up from where they left off this year. For the first time there was also a J.V. softball team. They were coached by Diane Spin- nati. Wy | ‘ia ee . id =“ E : MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SHAW-OTT Pharmacy 270 Lexington Ave. Opposite page: Top left: JoAnn pa- tiently waits for the ball. Top right: Tyger catcher warms up. Middle: 1988 Varsity Softball Team. Bottom left: Viki scores safely. Bottom right: Tyger pitcher lets the ball loose. This page: Top left: 1988 J.V. Softball Team. Top right: Veronica slices the ball. Middle: Strike! Bottom left: She’s safe! Bottom right: Tyger out- fielder goes for the ball. Jones. Coe, Harris Lead Track Teams The 1988 Boys’ and Girls’ Track Teams were led by MVP’s Chris Jones, Latoja Harris, and Angie Coe. Harris and Coe were also chosen as captains for this year’s Lady Tygers. The Coaches’ Award went to sidekicks Donita Moreland and Mimaco Grant. Bonnie Stinnett and Chi Merritt shared honors as Most Im- proved runners. Racking up most points for field events was Stacy Kilpatrick and for running events, Angie Coe. James Scruggs was most improved on the boys’ team, while Kerrick Franklin won the Coaches’ Award. Rod Davison had most points for field events, while Chris Jones had most points for running. Jones also won the Captain’s Award. Coach Wilbur Lanier was assisted this year by Judy Miller, Mike Lehman, and Ralph Rawls. oe ke m4 } MAESFY) 1988 FLEX-OFF This year’s Flex-Off com- petition was MC’d by Brent Broom and Y-105’s Toni Fox. The Flex-Off originated sev- en years ago under the lead- ership of Scott Kutz, who taught at Sr. High at the time. In recent years it has been organized by Lane Paullin. Director of the program this year was J. Purdy. This year there were two Feature Flexers, Roger Stew- art and Kim Lovett, who wowed the crowd with their flexing. The overall champion for 1988 was Rodney John- son. (improve With Experience This year’s team was very experienced, with seven let- termen returning. The team captured second in the Heartland Conference and had four players make All- Conference: jChris bottorf, Ernie Johnson, Mike Randall, Mike Boyd. The team ended up with a 10-10 record, but lost their first sectional game. The team’s awards went to: MVP — Mike Boyd, Coach’s Award — Chris Bottorf, Pitcher’s Award — Mike Randall, and Batting Champ went to David Hutchinson. Opposite page: Top left: Scott John- son gets set to field the ball. Top right: Bobby Reed’s in shock after being thrown out of the game. Mid- dle: Tyger Baseball Team for 1988. Bottom left: Tyger infield discusses their game plan. This page: Top lefet: Mike Randall locks his eyes on a pop fly. Top right: Coach Thomas makes a fielding change. Middle left: Dave Shambaugh takes time out to smile at the photographer. Middle: Mike Boyd puts on the catcher’s equip- ment after Reed is out. Middle right: Dave Hutchison gets set to play de- fense. Bottom: Coach Krill hounds the umpire over a bad call. STUDENTS HONORED IN ASSEMBLIES Mansfield Senior’s best and brightest students were honored at both the Honors Banquet and Honors Assem- bly and also at the seniors’ Class Day ceremony. Inductees into National Honor Society as well as all A students, honor roll students, and top students in subject areas were honored at the as- sembly. Many special awards were also presented. On Class Day many seniors were rewarded for their ac- complishments throughout their four years. Top seniors were presented with their gold tassles and honor cords, and outstanding students and athletes were honored. Many scholarship winners were al- so announced. Class Day concluded with a reception in the cafeteria. MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THIS IS TYGER =COUNTRY Brown, Bemiller, Murray, McIntyre 70 Park Avenue West 525-1611 Opposite page: Top: Senior girls pre- pare for Class Day activities. Middle left: Vita and Jovita really do look like graduates. Middle right: Christy Lindsay welcomes her class. Lower left: No, Jason, it’s not time to eat yet! Lower right: More senior girls try to figure out where to line up This page: Upper left: Mrs. Sidle makes the opening remarks. Upper right: Our smartest students. Middle left: The orchestra plays an opening num- ber. Bottom: Are we having fun yet, j.B.? PROM THEME “SEASONS CHANGE” Snow Trails Ski Lodge was the setting for the Claff of 88’s senior prom. The class officers selected royal blue and silver as the colors for decorations. No formal din- ner was served, but there were plenty of hors d’oeuvres provided by Dionne’s to en- joy during breaks in the danc- ing. The entertainment was supplied by the Electric Vid- eo Company, whose music was also accompanied b videos. The prom went off without a hitch, enabling the graduating seniors to enjoy a night worth remembering. Following the prom, seni- ors and their dates went first to Mansfield Square Cinema to see “Crocodile Dundee II” or “Friday the 13th: Part 2” and then enjoyed bowling and pool at Park Lanes. The evening concluded with a breakfast at Ponderosa. Opposite page: Top: The senior class boogies. Middle left: Paige and Dar- rin steal a quiet moment. Middle right: Jason looks puzzled. Lower left: Jack, A.J., and Bobby pose for a photo. Lower right: Andi and Craig share one of the last of their high school dances. This page: Upper left: Taking some of that spiked punch! Upper right: Mr. and Mrs. Black sur- vey the refreshment table. Middle left: Christy picks out some music. Middle right: What a group! Bottom: Tara and Tammy embark on their fun filled evening with Chad and Dustin. 93 94 Receive Diplomas Mansfield Senior High School marked its One Hun- dred and Forty-Second Com- mencement with the presen- tation of diplomas to two hundred thirty-nine graduat- ing seniors. The Rev. David Root pro- vided the invocation, which was followed by Class Pres- ident Christy Lindsay’s open- ing remarks. The ceremony was also highlighted by in- spirational speeches from Valedictorian Jason Murray and Salutatorian Chad Stiteler. Municipal Court Judge Jeff Payton served as the special guest speaker. Opposite page: Top: The final march for the diplomas. Middle left: Christy gives her welcome speech. Middle right: A personalized mortarboard! Bottom left: Kerri and Heidi discuss after graduation parties. Bottom right: Todd Friend still goofs off. This page: Top left: Mr. Garrick seems to be taking away Scott Johnson’s di- ploma! Top right: Andi Lagodich re- ceives a well-deserved shake. Mid- dle left: Sonya Talley captures the moment. Middle right: Mr. Garrick inspires the class for the last time. Bottom: Shirley Marshall says her farewells. 95 96 MACAINE VICA Advisor: John Thomas. Officers: President — Larry Harris, Vice- President — Jerry Czernewski, Sec- retary — Jeff Hock, Treasurer — John Fraley. Purpose: To promote machine technology and leadershipo development. Activities: Badge Sale, Club Awards Program. ELECTRONICS = VICA ei MP” “LECTRONIC™ “UB Advisor: Mark Debolt. Officers: President — Mike Bechtel, Treas- urer — Paul Avery. Activities: Trip to COs. MOCK TRIAL TEAM ois Advisor: Gayle Harwood. Officers: President — Lorrie Bryant, Vice- President — Tyla Webber, Secretary — Joyce Perrine, Treasurer — Al- lysonn Reed. Purpose: To develop comradeship and foster good human relations among students and fellow office workers. Activities: Field trips to United Telephone Co. and Shelby Mutual Insurance Co.; sales of car- amel apples, light bulbs, snacks, and Easter baskets; lunches at Signatures and Damons and breakfast at Grantners; purchased sweat shirts with 1OS logo and Tyger paws. DECA Advisor: Jeff Davis. Officers: Pres- ident — Melissa Enlow, Vice- President — Dawn Durbin, Secre- tary Treasurer — Anna Worthington. Activities: Held candy sale; attended Fall Delegates Conference in Colum- bus; participated in State Compet- itive Events (Candie Moss — Ist place in Public Speaking, Doug Pitcher — Ist place Sales Demo); Employer-Employee Banquet at SanDar. AUTO VICA Advisors: Jim Cushing Denny Tut- tle. Officers: Vice-President — John Fraley, Sergeant-at-Arms — Tracy Gerhart, Reporter — John Stevens, Chaplain — Jeff Luttrell. Purpose: To promote leadership and form a com- mon bond between youth involved in vocational education. Activities: Delegates and candidates to regional elections VICA Skill Olympics; Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest; delegate to national VICA elections in Wichita, Kansas; Field trips to COSI and state capitol; officers at- tended leadership camp at Camp Muskingum; weekend canoe trip; Cedar Point trip. 99 NATIONAL = ISF HONOR Mg ¢ SEOR- SOCIETY : ron Advisor: Mr. Bruce Waite. Officers: President — Todd Friend, Vice- President — Lisa Schindler, Secre- tary — Terri Zellner, Treasurer — Jason Murry. Purpose: To create en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate the desire to render service, to pro- mote leadership, and to develop character. Activities: Providing tutor- ing throughout the year. KEY CLUB Advisors: Sue Dockter and Lynn Wells. Officers: President — Todd Friend, Vice-President — Paige Jones, Treasurer — Jason Murray, Secretary — Veronica Johnson. Pur- pose: To provide a service to the school and community under the sponsorship of Kiwanis. Activities: “Good as Gold” Brunch, Pancake Day, March of Dimes Walkathon, Easter Egg, Hunt at Raintree, Valen- tine’s Day Dance, Sold programs at Football games, and Christmas Toy Time Drive. anid ng STUDENT LEADERSAIP Advisor: Andrew Garrick. Purpose: To promote leadership skills. Activ- ities: Had three Sessions, and heard three speakers, YOUTA ADVISORY COUNCIL Advisor: Doug Johnson. Activities: State Conference at Malaber. OLYMPICS OF THE MIND Purpose: Compete in Straddle Struc- ture and Atlantis Problem. Activities: Atlantis, 1st Local, 3rd Regional, Straddle Structure, Ist Local, 1st Re- gional, State Competition. Advisors: Dan Bishop, Sue Dockter. S.E.E.K. is a program designed to bet- ter meet the needs of potentially gift- ed high school seniors. The primary “goal of the program is to allow se- lected students to examine major in- terests and needs through a range of experiences and activities not ordi- narily encountered in the regular classroom, Advisor: Ann Kay. 101 Ohio Heartland Leadership Advisors: Jane Smarto, John Thomas. Purpose: To promote fellowship be- tween conference schools, and pro- vide intense leadership development skills, and exchange ideas between conference schools. Activities: Two Retreats at Camp Wesley, hospitality rooms at basketball games, several visit days to other schools. Ayphonerian Advisor: Ann Kay. Editor — Veron- ica Johnson, Copy Editor — Andi Lagodich, Sports Editor — Steve Ramshaw. Purpose: To inform the student body on a monthly basis, with in-depth news coverage, thought provoking editorials and quality sports reporting. Activities: Ad Days rundraiser. Manhigan Advisor: Dave Gross. Editors: Kevin Groff J. Purdy. Photographers: J. Purdy Jeff Gross. Purpose: To put together the school yearbook, cov- ering all the events of the year. Ac- tivities: Ad day. Reel , ‘ 2 ry Hb Wal HH ahah , VOLPPELT : Ply: ; � fe orcs 2 op a | Latin Club Advisor: Polly Davis. Officers: Pres- ident — Charles Webster, Vice Pres- ident — Karri Catello, Secretary — Cary Woodard, Treasurer — Devon Stapleton, Historian — Bryce Mil- likin. Purpose: To further the edu- cation of these Latin classes and those to come; to further the un- derstanding of Roman culture and people; to increase interest in the Latin language. Activities: Bake Sales, Saturnalia party, Trip to Cleve- land Museum of Art. Spanish Club Advisor: Piedad Payne. Officers: President — Kelley Salyers, Vice- Pres. — Ya’Londa Bond, Secretary — Joyce Han, Treasurer — Phong Huyhn. Purpose: To learn about the Spanish culture and to raise money for future trips. Activities: Christmas party, bake sale, sucker sale. German Club Advisor: Frank Nephew. President — Kim Thomas, Vice Pres. — Brenda Conn, Sec. Treas. — Tracy Trautmann. Purpose — To learn about German history and culture, to promote a feeling of unity among German Students. Activities: Trip to German Village. 104 DRAMA CLUB Advisor: Bill Asher. President: Cathy Chamberlin. Vice-President: Jim Johnson. Secretary-Treasurer: Kisha Majors. Historian — Billy Stiteler. Purpose: To present and participate in drama experiences. Activities: Presented ‘‘The Haunting of Hill House” by Shirley Jacksnon and “Plaza Suite’ by Neil Simon; attend- ed the Ohio State Thespian Confer- ence at Princeton High School. BLACK CULTURE CLUB Advisor: Ann Griffin. President: Car- rie Sue Davis. Secretary: Angie Coe. Treasurer: Paige Jones. Activities: Trip to OSU. FRESHMAN CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Advisors: Victoria Birk Lynn Wells. President: Maria Webster. Vice- President: Dreana Miller. Secretary: Kelly Warren. Treasurer: Katrina Laug. Executive Committee: Monica Pry, Heidi Hoffer, Lori Taylor, Carolyn English. Activities: Pizza Sales. SOPHOMORE CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Advisors: Jon Hall Richard Hen- son. President: Christina Lindsay. Vi- ce-President: Terri Zellner. Secre- tary: Lisa Schindler. Treasurer: Steve Ramshaw. Purpose: To survive the senior year and put on a nice prom. Activities: Varsity Varieties, Christ- mas fruit basket sale, Prom After- Prom, Class Day, Commencement. JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Advisors: Dave Gross Mary Mar- gret Moore. President: Jud Murray. Vice-President: Beth Raphael. Sec- retary: Angie Coe. Treasurer: Regina Rawls. Activities: Homecoming As- sembly Dance, Blow-Pop Skit- tles sale, Spring Fling I! dance. SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Advisors: Bill Brown Sue Dockter. President: Troy Bottorf. Vice- President: Peggy Bucklew. Secretary: Mandy Tridico. Treasurer: Kelly Saly- ers. Activities: Candy bar sale, choc- olate sale, bake sales. 105 STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor: Ann Kay. President: Charles Webster. Purpose: To function as a liason between the students, faculty, and administration; to ensure fair elections. Activities: Elections, J. C. Gorman Assembly, Walk-A-Thon, Richland County Clean Up Day, Guides for Open House, Exchange Days, Valentine’s Days Messages, Penny Wars. S.C. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Purpose: The executive committee was in charge of planning all Student Council events this year. MR. BLACK’S OFFICE MONITORS MAIN OFFICE MONITORS COUNSELORS OFFICE MONITORS NURSE’S OFFICE MONITORS uJ oO Zz So r= wi j— a c MONITORS ASSISTANTS MONITORS Bookstore Workers RED CROSS Advisor: Sue Dockter. President: Heather Schmidt. Vice-President: Peggy Bucklew. Secretary: Kim James. Treasurer: Leah Yatko. Pur- pose: To help meet the needs of the community while providing fellow- ship for the members. Activities: Two bloodmobiles, at the County Home, food box and toys for a needy family at Christmas. FAA Advisors: Betty Dunn Phyllis Zim- merman. Presidents: Kenny Black, Yolanda Wallace, Valerie Graham. Vice-presidents: Karen Mathews, Therisa Lee, Eric Deschner, Darrin Brooks. Activities: Sold Tyger key chains and stuffed animal “bedtime buddies,” had breakfast at Ponder- osa in honor of senior graduates. OWE Advisor: Fred Atwater. President: Penny Adkins. Vice-President: Tam- my Bond. Secretary: Jancie Davis. Treasurer: Tammy Henderson. COE Advisor: Dick Groff. President: Shir- ley Marshall. Vice-President: Brucette Drye. Secretary: Crystal Wright. Treasurer: Michelle Maglott. Purpose: To help prepare students for entry level jobs in the real world of work. It also helps them to adjust to the business world. Hopefully, their training at school prepares them for immediate productive employ- ment. Activities: Candy sales, break- fasts, Employer-Employee Banquet at San-Dar. OCT Advisor: Bill Brown. President: Heather Wiseman. Vice-President: Liz Reece. Secretary: Shanna Leadingham. Treasurer: Mary Dyer. Purpose: To develop a desire to work and provide an atmosphere condu- cive to learning so that each student may strive to reach his or her po- tential. Activities: Trips to Tri-Rivers JVS and COSI, end of year banquet. 4S