Marysville High School - Key Yearbook (Marysville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

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The 1987 Football homecoming will long be remembered. Due to heavy rain and lightning, the game was postponed from Friday to Saturday night. The girls were forced to endure, not only the anxiety of Friday night, but the added stress from the delay. For Phyllis Soller, however, the gloom and delay will hard- ly be remembered in context of her crowning followed by the Monarch victory. The Court after hours I' 'l Homecoming EU 55 lllll M VV M 'ESP XXL 'Pr Q mi D- H C 4 . lf xg W Nik N jcfu ,. '.aC 8- ff 'S A Q fb bw E WW Wig Pixar? 9 7 XL fytwfq M342 15 PRE-GAME ACTIVITIES I ,, Y' I Y , I 1987 I 9a5KEiW' SX if -I Making Signs uecoraung Signs Showing Spirit - W I Raising Spim is -Q I sv Cheering Loudly Waiting Patiently 1 41 Homecoming HDMECOMING NIGHT I I I 4253 X- X 23:5 :iff N 1 Q l -- k 'L f s Homecoming 1 5 Seimioif Glass Play EEA Night of Qime Aciisii' The Senior Class decided to do something different this year. Rather than performing one play, they per- formed 3 one-act plays. Mrs. Tami Speicher assumed the responsibility of director and did an outstanding job. The first play performed was The Haunted Clotheslinef' a modern com- ical version of Romeo and Juliet. The Monahans and Carlms' had been feuding for years and one the ghos a spell touched families' The Beany's centered be a detective, with the help of his friend. But, everything he does to get him father finally for him watching The Turns the sisters left guest begin to suspect that murders a boy who trouble with with a foreign house within the are the their Only after ang T ii 6 senior class Play Chris Phipps, Andrea Lee, Joe Cullman, Rhonda Long, Todd Cross, Cathy Gabert, Lora Lewis, Melissa Ballmann, Gary Morgan, Aaron Hampton, Kevin Black, Rob Wyse, Cari Henderson, Jackie Contini, Kevin Comell, Jeff Walkup, Steve Spurling, Dirk Kraus, Mindi Jordan, Paula Skaggs, Rachael Snook, Beth Keller, Wendy Miller, Mrs. Tami Speicher, Jon Price ,M- HF: W if cortex .1 i i .- : 2, v - li Zqe rl 5 f . STAGE CREW: Tina Bollmann co-manager Jon Price co-manager Chris Phipps Jeff Walkup Steve Spuriing LIGHTING CREW: Kevin Cornell Aaron Hampton Jeff Spires Gary Morgan Joe Cullman MAKE-UP CREW: Jackie Contini ' ' Monica Ward Beth Keller Jill Henry 1- Senior Class Play 1 W THE YEAR IN REVIEW The Year in Review as Do You Remember - 1987? M.H.S. goes on and on, day after day, year after year with the important events making news among the stu ent body. Several years later we will still be able to remember our Homecoming queen, our Favorite eacher, our Best Friend. But will we be able to remember some of The Major News events of the year? The year started with Mrs. Reagan announcing her War on Drugs which was brought to our attention because oft e death of Len Bias. ill Do you remember The U. of aryland Basketball Star who was drafted by The Boston Celtics but died of cocaine one week later? Will his death make a difference in the years to come? Do you remember when The Ferry, The Herald of Free Enterprise sunk? Someone left the main doors open and in came the water and down went The Ferry f2l Pictured here on The Way To he Bottom. Do you remember The big news of early 1987 - The return of The America's Cup? l3l Dennis Conner sailed his Stars 81 Stripes to victory over The Australian Champion Kiwi II. Wall Street was shaken when Ivan Boesky Q43 was caught getting unfair tips on stocks that encouraged an artificial price and caused a drastic decline in The Market. Insider Trading Wall St. rumbles as brokers take unfair ad- vantage of many in- vestors due to the brokers advantageous position. But without a doubt the biggest news of the year centered around President Reagan. First he met the new Russian Premier Gorbachev at the Iceland Summit that was designed to encourage Arms Reduction f5l and then he imposed Trade Sanctions against Japan f6l when the Japanese flooded The Electronic lndustry. The world of politics did have a brighter side as democracy returned to The Phillipines and Corayan Aquino l7l was elected President. Do you remember? 'll Current Events thlnpg0 better wlth OKC Joe Jones Teresa Franklin Mike Olshefski Cari Henderson Darrin Smith 2 CD Fads ,X makes me nervous, says Mr. Pleasant as Lynnette Schelderer, Shannon Weldon, Q QA ammy Wening, Beth Reeser, and Rachel Deck model miniskirts. ' Jenni Pack, and Chns Rector. Verstme. Earrings are in -for both males and females as Tammy Brady, Steve Fisher, Joe Pack, and Denise Iden show. its H ,ff 'Sit In m9 ls P81 arid banana CUPS WSIB U16 l8t9Sf fashion 35 Sh0WI'1 by J68I'1nl9 Math6WS, St8ph8l'li6 Barnett Bren Grove and hanging is Troy wilson Standing is Michelle 4 Fade 2 1 Long skirts modeled by Michelle Wade Mick: Hoffman Janelle Hall, and Connie Stults Q Outback Red 10 - button shirts are worn by front row Elise Hnath, Cathy Gabert, Lucy Young and Tina Nei- ninger. Back Flow: Ann Saunders and i Laurie Ward. 1 0 buttons - count 'eml 2 2 Fads 57 ' ' ' ' .. ei. A' N 2, '1'm':t.. ' 1 5 , .. ., , IW' 'vw fa' All , .TA wb . .muy lf, '36 Q- 5 fit -F11 Suspenders are back! Here, Bob Hammond, Amy Myers, Lisa Green, Beau Michael, and Kyrt Myers show theirs off. r 63' Big plans for college at M.H.S. Kelly Reed, Tammy Rausch, Kelly Croy, Chris Timmons, and Pam Gould wear their college sweatshirts. The popular style in the winter was long sweaters with matching socks over black pants. This style is worn by Becky Fletterer and Kelly Glassburn. Corbin, Teachers were also in style like Mr, Kain above and Mr. Mrs. Nicely and Mrs. Hoehn below, 'QT Y , f . 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Lori Cornell and Theresa Thompson SPORT SNAQPS ................ :Ap , Z , 30-35 36-37 38-41 42-43 44-45 46-49 50-51 52-55 56-59 60-63 64-67 68-69 70-71 72-73 1 Contents 1-5' 02021 FJBSA L I' I' I ' iii ' 'Mighty Monarchs Bounce Back The Monarch football team posted a 5-5 record against opponents that composed one of the most difficult schedules in years. After losing the opening game to Kenton Ridge, Marysville rebounded to defeat Delaware Hayes 10-7 in overtime. The next two weeks saw the Monarchs lose two games in the 4th quarter. Whitehall broke open a game Marysville had controlled for 3 quarters to win 24-7 and Academy hit a 4th and 12 pass for a 50 yard touchdown late in the 4th for the 21-14 Academy win. The following week, the Monarchs dominated Homecoming opponents by posting a 19-14 victory over West Jeff with two 4th quarter touchdowns. The next week, Marysville found the ankle deep mud on the field and 4 inches of water along the sidelines to their liking as Big Walnut was held to a total of- fense of a negative 23 yards and no first downs in an 11-0 Monarch victory. Dublin defeated the Monarchs the next week 7-2 in a defensive struggle. The following week saw Marysville drop a 17-7 decision to London. With the record at 3-5 for the season and 2-3 in the league, Marysville defeated Buckeye Valley at home 9-7 and then travelled to Bexley to finish the season against the league champions who were undefeated in the league until Marysville defeated them in a tough defensive game. 3 CID Football HONOFIED AS PLAYER OF THE ,fa YEAR J Defensive Linebacker Judd Tressler Offensive Lineman Kelly Croy Defensive Lineman John Moore Offensive EndlReceiver Judd Tressler Defensive Back Jim Schneider Offensive Back Ken Miller 572 64 Q zo' 19 X ew., 1,3 A '1 -1 ew J i'k . 1 f 5 1 K i f,x O Those aggressive Monarchs! 9 9 f A Football SP3 1 V RSITY Flow 1: Brad Gilbert, Dan Fry, Mark Clarridge, Randy Hutchins, Richard Baird, Kelly Croy, Brian Jablonski, Judd Tressler, Ken Mille Schneider, John Moore, Brett Grove, Bob Hammond, Mike Jones, Mike Asbury. Ftow 2: Brian Markle, Beau Michael, Jody Lee, Gardner, Doug Grieble, Keith Watson, Bo Spain, Mike Behrens, Mike Wood, Brent Harbold, John Alvarez, Bill Pierce, Jamie Hughes, Mike Williams, Tim Jones. Ftow 3: Greg Scheiderer, Doug Wanamaker, Jamie Wood, Brian Shoemaker, Mike Olshefski Starling, Christian Barnett, Matt Brenzo, Chad Sines, Jeff Spires, Brett Poland, Marc McGinnis, Eric Howard. ,X Q ' Q I l u -y Captains: Judd, Ken, and Jim talk to Coach Starling. Q3 2 Football 'Se 1 1. Mlke RICH Balrd ld , ' ll all D l l Mark Clarridge Dan Fry Brett Grove ' - ., L. 5 I X 5 Q i if a 1 S l l el QA, ,rr, , -I 1 P Bob Hammond 3 r .gmt W Randy Hutchins y 3 1 .:,,, QQQVW 4 A l l as E X S l K 'S l Q . Q Rl xl M51 Q 'f ' .. . J f. .. 2 ,.,. Brian Jablonski Mike Jones Ken Miller John Moore V if A 1 V , , Varsity Schedule aa arli fr 5 Hi? Kenton Ridge 13 Marysville 0 l j f he ' lvlalysville Delaware 7lOTJ ami, ' 'H A -I . . fe Whltehan Marysvme 7 i , VQI Q ' Ti - '-xh- i ' Academy Marysvllle Marysville Big Walnut 0 - liin Dublin Marysville 2 ylelyyyy Je .elel J ' London Marysville 7 eeii ayyy Marysville Buckeye Valley 7 B la-f- ,E lf Marysville Bexley A 6 Jim Schneider Judd Tressler Football 3 3 -'Wa f. 'nun W Q -. .,,,, 18: fam Q7 R A W it J A if - , N4 .- Q 4 Q ' 'fl 'S' Maw. ,ff I9 ' 'hu 49' Marysville West Jeff Marysville Dublin Marysville Marysville Marysville HS3E:I:I NEW mmf- W P mcogu-5-so xo: sn 5JrQ.-2 E-20. ,mom m cn 'fbrsgsg 4 ECE! m FQ' 5 -4 1K oroooocno FFKESHMAN SCHEDULE 12 Football 5 ,is I. I- I- I- SJHCEEREIE fX IfN'Cii' . . . ' rf T mg., ' ,Q X 'F' f '45-' lull f ,ln .al I '4 . urit f fl The Sport of Support The MHS cheerleaders have been very active and successful this year. The Varsity Cheerleaders attended UCA camp this year winning pom-pon and cheer competitions. They were also voted most spirited squad at camp. Furthermore, the Varsity competed at the Ohio State Fair receiving first runner-up awards. The JV attended ECA cheerleading camp receiving superior awards. Both squads at- tended state competition in Dublin. Varsity received 6th in pom-pon competition and JV received 7th in cheer. The cheerleaders held two outdoor pep rallies this year, making the 1986 football season fun-tastic. Standing U to rl: Candy Flausch, Pam Arth, Jenni Pack, Kelly Fleming, Kelley Smith, Karol Argo. Sitting fl to rl: Kristi Wietelmann, Teresa Nicol fCaptainj. Advisor: Tammy Hoehn 3 6 Cheerleading l 1 4 Senior - Senior - Teresa Nicol Kristi Wiete ,Q D Most Cooperative - Jenni Pack . gay U- Most Spirited - Kelley Smith . ,Li ' M.V.P. - Teresa Nicol Q 3 . . Freshmen. Top tl to rj: Kellie Kalp, Tricia Blumenschein, Carla Gangluff. Bottom ll to rl: Missy Sinclair lFootbalI Cap- tainj, Jacque Jobe, Shelly Brashears. Junior Varsity: Top ll to rl: Kim Collier, Shannon Cotter, Kelly Cotter lFoot- ball Captainl. Bot- tom ll to rl: Sabrina Wood lBasketbalI Captainl, Krista Stillings, Christina Schulze. - 14 Cheerleadmg V' JLLEYBAL1.. fini? as ll V if A We Can Because We Think We Can Y 1 lfcl , j5lQ'lilg,l'I ,IL 3 r - W, : N 4 lr! , ' K N 4 'n 5 W Ni, Ni f Jos wi ff 4' J I I7 4 I The Lady Monarchs started off slow- ly at 2-6 before rallying to finish 2nd in the Division behind Bexley. One of the most exciting matches was at Olen- tangy where the Monarchs dropped the first game 13 to 15, but with hustle and teamwork 15-11 and 15-10 in the final games. Going AAA this fall they drew Bishop Hartley in tournament play, another exciting match which Coach Norris felt should have been won. We lost the serve in the third game with us up 14-13 and we never got it back. Co-Captains for the team were Jill Shumway and Rhonda Ianni. Setters were Jodie Hyland, Amy Michael and Tonya Nicol. Bev Shirk served and played back row. Lisa Printz played front row right front hitter and back row. Rhonda Ianni, Jill Shumway and Kristy Trees and Jodie Hyland played front and back row. Tonya Nicol also played left front hitter, Jill Shumway, Amy Michael were Honorable Mention CBL. Kristy Trees was selected to the Sec- ond team, Jodie Hyland and Rhonda Ianni were first team. Rhonda also received Central District AAA Honorable Mention. I fu. I 'YNmulur'u I K--9 Rhonda Ianni Amy Michael S3 Volleyball .pji .' , . wxliv. 14 , ii I- 'Qui I ha W' A : Fl 41's In I ' , 4' Most Valuable - Rhonda Ianni Setting Award - Amy Michael Most Improved - Bev Shirk Hitting Award - Rhonda Ianni I f, Hggfj- il Passing Award - Rhonda Ianni Sewing Award - Kristy Trees ' Hr' , ' F' v 5, Z- l as ...,. 1 ---ax I - U O L L E Y B A L L K BE-, mllkm 1' Co-Captains Rhonda Ianni and Jill Shumway Q 1 Volleyball 39 MD ii -U ff X5 i R93dY . . aim , . . . fire! lIlW',f fi X 'QA .2 . 2 ' 1 r Q A 1 l 1, miaiii ' f . 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X. x--1-if fl - 1 ,i lily' Qlll ffl 7... I K , N f- I . A ,s N., -I a 4253 2 l ' I Ifflt-51, w i f n Mui, !,', V uf' N Row 1: Brian Barker, Greg Scheiderer, Jerry Allen, Doug Sabins, Troy Wilson lCaptainl, Joe Pack, Ken Kaufman, Sean Meddles. Row 2: Brian Blount, Tyler Taucht, Joe Balderson, Mark Shumway, Craig Miller, Chris Schimmel, Mark Steele, Keith Cooper, Jeremy Vest, Roy Floychodury, Coach - Tom Truitt. The M.H.S. golf team had another successful year in 1986. They finished the year with a . t- K' record of 49 wins and 14 losses. The season . X 'MA 'Zig' was highlighted with a second place finish at Q, a The Granville Invitational, third place in the 1 ' X, 9 .g, --' C.B.L., and fourth place finishes in both the District and Regional Golf tourneys. The 1986 M.V.P. was senior captain Troy Wilson, who had a tremendous year. Troy earned the most points of any golfer in the CBL L, A . .gg and was named first team all league. He was medalist in 15 of 17 matches and was the ln- dividual Champion in both the Granville Tourna- ment and the Regional Tournament. Chris Schimmel was named the Most Improved Golfer. Chris had a fine year playing in the number two position and was named second team all CBL. w-ag, Splash! Fore! All 2 Golf MVP - Troy Wilson Coach's Award - Joe Pack Rx Putting Award - Doug Sabins ' ' ' ' 'ETGUNTPEES 'N' M 5 a.,Q,1fs7 a, 4 6, , M ,E M- ,J MW, 5 A , P . H P a fi 1 . 7 . ......,,, .K A R J, V - ,I L: QQQKAS Q' , '-av-, ' .. '- fi x A f' W 4 rg' X 6 5 u L S ' Jia!! J l ,m It 1 Golf 4411 - N 17 1 -I-I C3 JU1FIf.LuaY' A Taking Life One Stride At A Time fff ,sqgw .,fff.' EPZSJIM' ' ffl X 4' - 90: D 'K ,Q fi? f? il JIS asm 4 .ti J' if f l 'S' Y 'X ,ww X We 'Q 'P 757,371 S' F 7 Q ts f X' , . ,xwf I' . , gk 'ggi tl, ,rx f ax 1 sf T 4 , '::'v, ' . 6 gf' K K ,te S 1. A if fvztr ff' 1:, 1VQ3', N.. ' - i Xl ff -f.I I Team Members: Kneeling: Ivan Mullet, Chuck Contizano, Katrina Dohnal, Chris Nichols, Brian Flausch, Peter Meier. Standing: Todd McQueen, Jason Lusson, Chris Timmons, Pat Barnett, Dan Miller. y 5 , r J J 5 5 . 1 'A is ' ii 5 The girls' team beginning a 5000 meter iourney. Cross Country Junior Jason Lusson led the boys team by being nam- ed to both first team All- League and first team All- District as the AA District champion. Senior Chris Nichols led the girI's team by posting victories at Ohio Caverns, lndian Lake, Lon- don, Bloom Carrol, the CBL, and the AAA District. She went on to qualify to the state meet for the fourth straight year where she finished second. State Runner-Up B. 1 l'. .es ,lv un Dan Miller 1 . su, IRG' Ivan Mullet Chris Nichols I Team Finishes: Indian Lake Invitational 4th out of 9 teams Ohio Caverns invitational 8th out of 15 teams London Invitational 1 1th out of 20 teams Bloom Carrol Invitational 9th out of 20 teams Hamilton Twp. invitational t 2nd out of 11 teams CBL iBuckeyeDiviSiony1 1 s - set Bthfout of 8 teams AA DistfiC?tt tee 1 j 1 1 ?51?1QQttof 16teams i fs ff Pays' 1 nc:-'A' aj A - N f 1 x ,,. ,t , L 1 'I K. u , 5 is 1, , ' . 'nik' 1+ ,1 1 - , f Q . 4 . 1 - - J r'...Qf, ' ' . 1 'a f., t.- .P N - BCQJYWS 1 Season of Excitement :nl ' 5 The 1986-87 Marysville basketball team completed one of the most successful seasons in recent history. Their 12-9 record was the best for a Monarch squad since 1976-77. The team was comprised of seven seniors, seven returning Iettermen, and two new players who transferred rom other schools. Expecta- tions were high and the team worked hard to achieve victory. The season started with a heartbreaking loss 161-591 to Jonathon Alder. Followed by a nightmarish perfor- mance at Delaware, the Monarchs struggled to find themselves going 2-5 into Christmas break. Then things began to fall into place. They put together a great performance in a 64-63 win against Bexley. In one of the most dramatic finishes, lone second was put back on the clockj, Chris Schimmel threw a full court pass to Tony Fuller who banked in a shot at the buzzer. The win was only the start of three straight one-point victories. ln any season the Fairbanks game is a contest in which pride is the most important goal. This year was an exceptional game. Marked by the stream of toilet paper to start the game the crowd which filled the gym became emotionally involved. Both teams played their hearts out as Marysville prevailed in a 64-56 overtime win. Success followed as the Monarchs finished the season, highlighted by Jon Neely's climb to second place in the all time scoring ranks. The Monarchs were a group which faced adversity in the early going, but found a way to overcome their hard times and have a great year. Congratulations to one of the best Marysville basketball teams in recent years. RSITY VA 45 C939 W no m W' co H 5' Ei Kneeling: Jon Neely, Joe Wilkerson, Tony Fuller, Doug Sabins, Ken Kaufman. Standing: Greg Churchill, Judd Tressler, Chris Schimmel, Jamie Francis, Steve Fisher, Matt Smith. LJX f2:?3, 3 'XI .wld gs l W Z1 Wil fx K hi' Lr- gl Eg, R, MVP - Jon Neely, Tony Fuller Most Points Scored - Tony Fuller Most Field Goals - John Neely Best Free Throw Percentage - Jon Neely, Doug Sabins, Ken Kaufman Best Field Goal Percentage - Tony Fuller, Doug Sabins l Most Rebounds - Jamie Francis QE , 23, 'N tl .as V dl lib llllrlmli.'HS yllJglllll2.i5l5 S S1 SHOINEIS l V ,i 3 , X ,f K ,.,,.,,AM,.....,,,l-at nf 'fx X ' Q fs 0' I' K 95 k ' ' f , , ,ff Basketball 4 I? il gML4'ii?'? N 4 ty Q R L 1, Hi: M13 4 -ng., , ke Nqr 'mpg vi f-X MHS OPPONENT l 59 Jon Alder 61 w 39 Delaware 79 ,i I J W, so Big walnut 47 x 39 Dublin 49 37 Academy 54 ii 1 67 London 52 ' in 43 Grandview 48 64 Bexley 63 N 61 Bellefontaine 60 1 Y ffl 50 Buckeye Valley 49 .BQIXYKN 72 West Jefferson 60 ' 64 Fairbanks 56 A 57 Big Walnut 46 40 Dublin 56 72 Olentangy 73 83 London 74 59 Bexley 73 72 Ben Logan 63 f' 59 North Union 58 . 54 Buckey Valley 39 Tournament 61 London 65 ' All Basketball . . V 'Qs 1 K yy . ,ff s , .K 4 ' 1 . at Stats: Meike Kroeger, Libby Shuler, Sandy Scheiderer, Sean Kearns with Coach Kaufman. lil ALISHVA H INfll' Managers: Kneeling: Andy Starling, Kneeling: Sean Meddles, Gregg Scheiderer, Matt Hagans, Doug Page, Brian Hutchins, Sean Steve Day. Standing: Ron McCoy, Brad Hall. Standing: Jon Nichols, Billy Hudson, Keith Segner, Dave Wall, Alaric Van Dam, Jim Goss. Gilbert ltrainerl, Jan Wilkerson. 9 1 . ,as Eff--1-19 Xxx ,12- NQN1-2 Q, . ,. NEI HSEll:I:I Stats: Ryan Lee, John Hershberger Kneeling: Tyler Traucht, Jamie Lee, Brian Blount, Matt Kraus, Greg Scheiderer, Aaron Lowe. Standing: Mike Hagans, Aaron Parthemer, Kenny Boehm, Craig Miller, Tim Rardin, Neil Baker, Byron Jones, Chris Smith. an SD CD W' CD FF 5' Fi as l QQ , F r ifwfai-.' 2315, 'iw' '. 'f T . - Nh 99191 Gia! dl GNIUS 531 Y fi The Spirit of Our School Many long hours are spent practicing in front of that old trophy case every week. Sidelines, floor cheers, hello cheers, good luck cheers, and routines must be reviewed and perfected again and again. New cheers must be patiently taught and old cheers must remain in memory. Daily signs of upcoming games for girls and boys basketball and wrestling must be painted and hung. Weekly locker decs must be made and hung. New ideas for pep rallies and homecoming must be originated. To sum it up, cheerleaders must have a great deal of patience, confidence, obligation, understanding, a willingness to cooperate, creative minds, and athletic skill. 'SE i i g ! ! Q : Gi 5 GD Cheerleaders L or Varsity. Top. Krista Stallings, Sabrina Wood le ll to rj: Christina Schulze, Kelly Cotter, Sha Most Spirited: Kelley Smith Most Cooperative: Candy Rausch r M.V.P. Varsity: Kristi Wietelmann fff. a J.V.: Kelly Cotter Freshman: Missy Sinclair KAI! FY f .7 X Cotter.Botlom:KnmC ll r. Y ff?-N Freshmen: Top: Carla Gangluff, Kellie Kalp. Middle ll to rj: Shelly Brashears lcaptainl, Missy Sinclair, Jacque Jobe. Bottom: Tricia Blumenschein. I 32 e s l Cheerleaders 5 1 I 1 . ,-,l. ,JI J. . . Aan I.fiE1l'IJ.'B.3AX.LLiL.'Ln Mwlmnouglm VEGJEQELLQS and ii' ' The Lady Monarchs posted a winning season with a 12-10 record and made it to Sectional finals in their first year as Class AAA. With a CBL record of 10-6, the Monarchs finished 3rd in the league. The team was lead by co-captains seniors Phyllis Soller and Tammy Rausch. Pam Gould finished the season with most steals and assists and averaged 13.5 points per game. Jodie Hyland led the team with a total of 112 rebounds. The winning free throw percentage award went to Jenny Winter who also had the best field goal percentage. Overall, the Lady Monarchs had a successful season. Nkga VARSITY Kneeling: Rhonda Ianni, Tammy Rausch, Phyllis Soller. Standing: Heather Guthrie, Jodie Hyland, Tonya Nicol, Brooke Oren, Dohnal, Jenny Winter, Pam Gould. em my S? 1 mi cu U E Cb Fl' 5' U I 1st Team All CBL - Pam Gould Most 'mpmved - Honorable Mention All CBL - Heather Guthrie . Most Valuable - Phyllis Soller Pam Gould 4Z?TfnHyl!g:gCh Foul Shooting Award y Jenny Winter J Y J Co-Captains Phyllis Soller and Tammy Rausch M' -' 0 ,HI , .W Girl's Basketball 541 5 I Q I I Stats - Julie Friend, Chrissy Haendiges, Margaret Myers MARYSVILLE 53 JON ALDER MARYSVILLE 48 BIG WALNUT MARYSVILLE aa BUOKEYE VALLEY MARYSVILLE aa FAIRBANKS MARYSVILLE as css MARYSVILLE 33 DUBLIN MARYSVILLE 54 LONDON MARYSVILLE 35 GRANDVIEW MARYSVILLE 52 wEsT.IEFF NIARYSVILLE 40 BEXLEY MARYSVILLE 49 BIG WALNUT MARYSVILLE 34 BIG WALNUT MARYSVILLE 26 BUOKEYE VALLEY MARYSVILLE 52 DUBLIN MARYSVILLE ao BELLEFONTAINE MARYSVILLE 42 LONDON IvIARYsvILLE 59 ELGIN I I .,, Q MARYSVILLE 47 NORTH UNION 'Ad' MARYSVWLE 44 READY .k,,.,, 4-..4,4 NIARYsvILLE 25 IaExLEY GIRLS AAATOURNANIENT AAQ I ' MARYSVILLE 57 WATKINS MEM. ' MARYSVILLE 41 GAHANNA L3 ,-. fx , -...Af LADY MONARCH'S HOMECOMING COURT as SSSZSSEBSSQSSYJGBSSESZEBSS 88 1' II Sitting: Judd Tressler, King Ken Miller, Joe Huprich. Standing: Todd Ohler, Dennis Gallogly. Girl's Basketball AQ' NDP H SHVA All K ,. --.h- P Now what do I do? First Row: Cassie Dean, Bev Shirk, Trisha Miller. Second Row: Karren Myers, Heather Lyndon, Janice Walkup, Becky Hutchins. Third Row: Angela Herriott, Libby Boggs, Amy Fuecht, Randy Hayner, Jenny Kasler. -1 il fy ,X 9 ly lar- Q3 1' , Q . Stats: Jenine Padovano, Kim Hyer, Melanie Coder, Kristy Trees, Melissa Ballmann, and Leah 'f ' y I . 1 F-A g x Palestrant with Coach Edgar and Coach Holton. ' ,f T y 1 ' 1 Q S Girl's Basketball 56 , Kg V 7 . , sf l, f, , ikff' -- X- V is- Yi-Q H1422 f t ' mr .fn fl-1- ,--9g -W - 'fitfw' 'Jai-I jvi l fits: ' ,i l I Nl' ' 1 ff . . The wrestlers ended their season as runners up in the CBL tournament and with a dual match record of 7-1 under the leadership of head coach, Bob Williams and assistant coach, Len Andrews. This season Brett Grove broke the school record for most fallsltechnical falls with 24. He also had 124 takedowns which broke the previous record set last season by Troy Nicol with 89. Jason Bumgartner, Ron Itnyre, Ivan Mullet, Chuck Contizano, Marc McGin- nis, Ken Miller, Brett Grove, and Brent Harbold all qualified for regional com- petition. Then Brett Grove advanced to the state tournament placing fifth at 185 lbs. and ending his season with a 32-4 record. Y: .3 GIJILJTLI IQFIG We're down but never out Varsity Wrestlers: Bottom Row: John Alvarez, Chuck Contizano, Mike Behrens, Ron Itnyre, Jason Bumgartner, Ivan Mullet, Marc McGinnis. Top Row: Brett Grove, Brian Rausch, Brent Harbold, Greg Stoneburner, Ken Miller, Jack Marshall, Jim Petzinger. Wrestling Most Valuable - Ken Miller Most Improved - Marc McGinnis Jerry Kellgren Award - Brian Rausch .W ll,-I X r 4 I Pa Nm., ! Evans. Top Row: Tom Richardson, Craig Born, Chris Welkle and Mlke Peck. f rss, , ,Nils , , , fr V xx ' Q: . Q l fix-5. J .-ui...g 0aCh. Bob Wllllams Wrestling VARSITY DUAL MATCHES Q7-1l ' e 40 Varysv Mechanicsburg Varysv' e 71 Northeastern Varysv' e 48 Urbana Varysv' e 45 Highland Varysv' e 49 London Varysv' e 23 Dublin Varysv' e 37 Bexley 'Varysv' e 43 Big Walnut VARSITY TOURNAMENTS Eastmoor Tournament: 4th Place Grandview Tournament: 1st Place CBL Tournament: 2nd Place DeSales Classic: 2nd Place Marion Pleasant Invitational: 3rd Place Districts: 2nd Place TOP VARISTY WRESTLERS IN EACH STATISTIC Most Wins: Bret Grove -- 32 Best Winning Percentage: Brian Rausch - .900 118-2l Most FalIslTechnical Falls: Brett Grove - 24 Most Take downs: Brett Grove - 124 Most Reversals: Ron Itnyre -- 25 Most Nearfalls: Ivan Mullet - 54 Fewest Takedowns Allowed qAvg.l: Brian Rausch - 5120 1.250 Fewest NearfaIlslFalls Allowed: Brett Grove: 6136 Q.167l Fastest Technical Falls: Ivan Mullet- 1:57 JUNIOR VARSITY TOURNAMENT S Westerville North Tournament -- 4th Place Columbus Academy Tournament- 2nd Place Marysville Tournament - 4th Place TOP JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY WRESTLERS IN EACH STAT Most Wins: Tom Richardson -- 12 Best Winning Percentage: Brent Harbold - 1.00019-Ol Most FallslTechnical Falls: Jim Petzinger - 11 Most Takedowns: Jim Petzinger -- 11 Most Reversals: Tom Richardson - 11 Most Nearfalls: Eric Mullet- 16 Fewest Takedowns Allowed qAvg.l: Brent Harbold - 019 1.000, Fewest Nearfalls Allowed QAvg.l: Brent Harbold - 019 f.000J Fastest Technical Fall: Tron Price - 1:14 I ISTIC Wrestling ' l fffl Ml 1 1 - - 'flf- : f W .T..sI r f' ,jf , 1 Lair:-....a.GEa : 65.13 L - 11 ' f' Umm sm on ' f Q- , 3 I 7 - - fffgf li' N fr. - X 'Z 773 lff w il l Hg? I 6 QD Baseball The Varsity Monarch Baseball Team en- joyed one of their more successful seasons in recent years as they were Champions of the Buckeye Division of the C.B.L. The Monarchs were 17-8 for all games and their 11-5 league record was two games better than runner-up Dublin's 9-7 league record. This seasons suc- cess can be attributed in large part to a very potent offense which produced an average of 7.7 runs per game for the 25 game season. The .311 team batting average and 191 runs scored were the highest offensive totals for the past 8-10 years. Dennis Gallogly 1.4483, Mark Clarridge 1.4133, Chris Schimmel 1.3813, and Eric Howard 1.3643 were the top hitters on this year's squad. Dennis led the team in hits 1393, home runs 143, game winning hits 143, on base percentage 1.5773, and was second in RBl's with 28. Mark led the team in doubles 1103, triples 153, RBl's 1293, walks 1193, and lowest strike out average 14 in 100 plate ap- pearances3. Chris led the team in runs scored 1293, being hit by the pitcher 143, and was se- cond in stolen bases 1163. Jim Schneider led the team in stolen bases with 19. Eric Howard was the top pitcher with a 6-1 record and Rob Horney contributed heavily to our success with a 4-4 record and 5 saves. Defense was also a strong point with Sean Hall having the highest fielding average among infielders 1.9433, Mark Clarridge among pitchers and catchers 1.9833, and Chris Schimmel among outfielders and first basemen 1.9523. VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1987 6 1 Big Walnut 3 1 Dublin 21 10 West Jefferson 7 3 Bexley 14 7 London 10 5 Delaware Hayes 4 5 4 1 North Union 9 12 Buckeye Valley 10 5 Fairbanks 10 6 2 4 Olentangy 10 2 Big Walnut 5 6 Academy 26 13 Ben l.ogan 0 1 Dublin 4 1 Grandview 1 11 Westland 9 8 Bexley 12 3 London 0 3 Jon Alder 3 2 Buckeye Valley AA TOURNAMENT Marysville 8 Centennial 7 Marysville 14 10 Marysville 2 5 Highest Fieldin Ofc - 1 B's , - . . Highest Batting Ave. - Dennis y , 4 H?gII?e2rFFi1lding Q25-SOFT? 5251! Gallogiy g f :W 3? Q CS - Mark Clamdge Strike-Out Ave. - Mark ix ,j . . . O T , ui ' Q, -.,-mg, VVS X ggahnefltai'e'd'n9 fo 'NF S Most RBl's - Mark Clarridge Q! f is T Varsity: Front Row: Kelly Fleed, Mark Clarridge, Jim Schneider, Eric Hanselman, Jeff Horney, Sean Hall. Second Flow: John Alvarez, Eric Howard, Bill Hudson, Jim Goss, Rob Horney. Third Row: Coach Starling, Dennis Gallogly, Chris Schimmel, Ken Miller, Travis Hall, Shane Taylor, Brian Markle. i T i g X-.....,,,,NMs' 2,2 a ef it -aff' f Xi X fill 4 -ef 473 Q3 if :S:Qf4iC5f?.,j ' I Coach Starling with Co-Captain Mark Clarridge Varsity stat Randy Ianni watching on intently. Baseball 6 London Buckeye Valley Blg Walnut Bexley M' Academy Jon Alder 11-5 tai?-WS! Baseball ,V ' - xre.-ink First Row: Ron Itnyre, Jason Isaacs, Chris Keating, Brian Blount, Joe Loveland, Tyler Traught. Second Row: Joe Pfarr, Jamy Pfarr, Chad Williamson, Dave Wall, Mike Hagans, Craig Miller, Kenny Boehm, Jon Hershberger. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD 14 Wins - 2 Losses Great Season MV OPPONENT 6-2 Big Walnut A 11? . .E2'1?2!'...A.. A . V Baseball 6 3 ' . ' E W P A J,-M' - 0 J fi, Q Q . ug GERL 5 S JEILJBALL 6 Igvljplxl xflldl ml M f A ', M'SYW'i.I.'!.g'i.!.'!.g' into Vicstomyw Front Flow: Karen Myers, Wendy Landon, Amie Mullis, Dawn Petrovia, Melissa Cantrell. Middle Row: Scorekeeper - April Simcor, Michelle Franke, Lisa Printz, Nicki Cox, Jeni Mathers, Andrea Lee, Pam Gould, Manager - Margaret Myers. Last Row: Amy Harbold, Jodie Hyland, Jenny Winter, Tonya Nicol, Heather Lyndon, Randy Hayner, Shelly Miller, Angie Gardner, Coach - Larry Fox. ,sh A ,M - . i Shoot the glove Jod! C2541 Softball J. 9137 AJLA UF ilu' Allis? -nn' Alder 8 North Umon TOUl'n3m6ntS 2 Independence 1 Brookhaven 1 Delaware Hayes 3 Westervllle South CENTRAL BUCKEYE LEAGUE RECORD 11 Wlns 8 LOSSBS Softball 'A---u-qg., ---' ---ur . 'R' ' vi-:bww aw' 'f ' I UQ - X . .N-N wi' Mx -wvMAf0- M . .9 0' MC 23 1, . JM -M. N .Ma 5423, ' i' 3 Hi? 5, ,, A T 'L L, Q gl, W, , , 4 1 Y . 4 f Q I , .. U I . L1,fWfi3.gii?Eg4,Z :bp x . 1 rw.Q?,,Q,,, w ',,.qQ.g 66 Softball 4, is .A ,L . eu. Q. ,,. . uv Mtn 4 if 5 v Q . . x .gk Y 96+ lbw 1 3 .. mga- -- -In .gm y '. Q-vnq wwf-f -A .. ...sw W..-nnfmnvwn. qw wg-.Q--....... qgpwmwuan-,, -- x v 'K -- ' ' I x A . , ' Mrk' . 1 Nyll x df' ' Q' Q I I X' X A I A - Magi, Lp l, 3 , 1s,?.01'2Mk.g'hd f Q if' lg , 14 hw- 31-'wx V- 'Ax if m ,Uh y ,3,,,..,,b f '3t I J 1. O 113' vkvti .. -ef 1, sa L r,vs'U' 5 an rw..- v - kk,-1. x 3 1 rf Softball C37 6 The boys' track team finished with a winning dual meet record, winning 5 out of 9 meets. They also had a successful season with regional qualifiers - Jon Neely in 300 intermediate hurdles and Jason Lusson in the 3200 meter run. Nee- ly advanced to the state competition and finished 4th in the intermediate hurdles. hurdles. Boys' Track Team honors were a- warded to Mike Jones for the Captains' Award, Alaric VanDam with Most lm proved, Christian Barnett as the Out standing Sophomore, and Jon Neely walk ing away with Most Points, 20 meter dash record, 300 intermediate hurdle record, Outstanding Thinclad, and the Captains' Award. A .. . .. . ..... . ..- .,., ,, STATS: Kneeling: Brenda Terry, Janice Walkup, Rhonda Nelson, Laura Fieuss, Shelly Shuler, Marcle Mohler, Louise Young. Standing: Jill Spurl- ing, Erica Evans, Missy Hendricks, Kim Neely, Danielle Williams, Michelle Rutledge. Boys Track JQYS ffm -X ff Quality 'Two EQ Region 2 0211.639 EQ S2326 Sitting. Peter Meier, Matt Kraus, Chris Smith, Brian Shaffer, Charlie Gardner, Mark Shumway Baker. Kneeling: Pat Barnett, Brad Gilbert, Matt Brenzo, Mike Jones, Dan Miller, Mark Tillman Nichols, Chad Sines, Alaric VanDam. Standing: Matt Evans, Duane Grooms, Jason Lusson tlan Barnett, Jon , ' ' . ' ' Neely Jamie Francis Chris Timmons, Todd Mlller, Marc McGlnnls, Tim Outstanding Thinolad - Jon Neely Most Points - Jon Neely Most Improved - Alaric VanDam Outstanding Sophomore - Christian Barnett Q i Q E it ii 5 1:0 -f it N W ' MHS E3 52 '-5 ut W 'iq 541 A Buckeye Valley Q. 51 -40 Hadley Q use!! 68 B9X'9y '1' ' 1 I9 ,X Ben Logan t . 1061 Ready , 95 if ublin .f 1, Qniion 2 S' st. V it -ri- Boys Track f, AbriI K7 f X 'N GJI'1:IQTLiy'.E?ffJ'-QAFJ'-K' W ,TX s.,.r.n.n .n..l IJ .I .1 J.:-a .J-a.: ' 'ff A 1 sth Pxuaeex in Siva tfel Me-e-ff if f 6 ell, .1 -ijqd-.J-I tl .al.-n.!lJ .:.J'.a1...n'.alJ .n 1 .1 5 X X, B X 'sg'.,i1f n ' 7' Iiilllsg lx jf. fx A ., f? N 7 3 '5 'xx A A lg' SX :M ,l,.Q,r 3 N 17325 A ff' lflfe r- 019' A ,vp .7-1 'fl f sf A ' i' , 2 '-I f 6-!!v:uP,', -,lf ' Nil.. N 1 Z The girls' track team finished the season with a 4-5 dual meet record and brought home the first state crown in many years. In addition to Chris Nichols winning the AAA 3200 meter run, the team also sent Kristy Trees and Becky Hutchins to Regionals, qualifying respectively. The team also set a new school record of 17.4 in the High Hurdles by Beth Reeser. Those earning special team awards in- clude Chris Nichols with Most Points, Cap- tains Award, and Four Year Letter Winner, Tammy Rausch with the Captain's Award and Four Year Letter winner, Carrie Hoopes with Most Improved, and Beth Reeser recognized for setting the High Hurdles' record. ii AAA 'SfA.. Sitting: Michelle Shoemaker, Rachel Deck, Bev Shirk, Teri Fox, Melanie Coder, Stephanie Kinne. Kneeling: Chrisy Henderson, Chris Nichols, Tammy Rausch, Becky Hutchins, Carrie Hoopes, Michelle Wade. Standing: Elise Hnath, Jill Shumway, Beth Reeser, Becky Retterer, Rhonda Ianni, Kristy Trees. ... f 11 . Co-Cal ' ' TQ Girl's Track mal Most Points - Chris Nichols ,gg . ' 33' 1 W Most Improved - Carrie Hoopes Captain's Award - Tammy Rausch Chris Nichols We support our team! Who's behind those Foster Grants? W 2 Sports What a scenic picture We're going as fast as we can. but U -,ov True Let's Fans break Friends to the end! 55 it Where did it go? -Q ' A x 5 . yu Q 1 111' 1 ,-'Q pr ff 4 fy... MHS is QW! We Bad! Sports SENIOR BLOCK x - I Wifi' 1 xx ,325-Q ,- X 5- f x ,ig I S.. Z f-' Rhonda Iannu GUIDANCE Rhonda Ianm LIBARY Rhonda Iannu K STRAT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mehssa Ballmann and Rhonda Long ENGLISH Donna Andrews MATH Mehssa Ballmann and Rhonda Long SOCIAL STUDIES Lon Cornell and Theresa Thompson DEBATE Dawn Smith FOREIGN LANGUAGES Amy Myers SCIENCE Lon Cornell and Theresa Thompson HI POINT 75 76 77 78 80 81 82 85 86 89 90 91 94 95 96 97 98 99 Tuna Neanlnger JUNIOR BLOCK 100 101 Tuna Nelnmger ART 1 02 1 03 Donna Andrews HOME ECONOMICS Jeff Walkup INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND DRAFTING Jeff Walkup PERSONALIZED INSTRUCTION Jeff Walkup HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 107 Jeff Walkup VO AG 108 109 Mehssa Ballmann and Rhonda Long F F A 110 1 11 Mehssa Ballmann and Rhonda Long CHOIR 112 115 Sabrma Wood and Amy Myers BAND 1 16 121 Mehssa Ballmann and Rhonda Long COOKS Amy Myers I I Illllll '.',l,, ll, f fl 1 N Z 0 sra.'.'rhr r.I,d ,ff .I.'.f'.'jf.'.QI'.'.Q'.'.'II'I'I'j'III Q I I Q - Jwiiiiiiii'11Qli1i'1.i1iliI1IQI2-1.1.11193 Iyzll I.............................'..... . -- 'I' ' ffffffffffffff ..,. 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Guidance Library Helpers: Kneeling, 1stRow: Heather Imhoff, John Bushong. Kneeling, 2nd Row: Melissa Cantrell, Jon Minard. 3rd Flow: Marty Rausch, Belinda Fishbaugh, Jon Price, Tammy Easterday, Daniel Davis. LIBRARY V X I1 5 Lv fm XL 5 Q fi. ,. . 'Y ',-,--.,.-..- A . ' .SX J -.1-L-I ig x is ,,,, -,S.R 01 it X127 7 rx - M., 1 5' 'Wilfri- , VN Mrs. Rayna Patten - Librarian Library NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY s 'ff zz QQ Vs Lf Numerous fundraisers, such as Hallo- ween ghosts and Christmas poinsettias raised extra money for trips, and volunteer work such as helping in the Christmas Clearinghouse and Senior Citizens Craft show, continued the respected NHS reputation. This year, NHS attended the Nut- cracker, a Ballet Met production of a young girl whose Christmas nutcracker creates her dreams of fantastical events. ln the spring NHS, including new members, traveled to the Palace theatre, after eating breakfast at Bob Evans, and viewed the opera Porgy and Bess, a story of a young woman and her crippled lover who struggles to live with her happily ever after. 'ev 'C -V , , v. f- ., .i if . . .My st g . . , ff -. -vt, ' . 1986 NHS Officers: Treasurer - Laurie Ward, Vice President - Theresa Thompson, Secretary - Kristi Wietelmann, President - Phyllis Soller. ' GD NHS iq 1545 I 9 J' LV- 51 ' as-ai .w!'iw,:- 'I , . . W X , , fl -J' UGG' 'D' A h 'g 4 ' s 'Sl ,v xl' m . 1,5 v X. W I 4, ' i .f'ay' 1 f .1 -a A 'fA.,,1, 1 Q9 ,w , 1 il gmt-at , E 1 7 V U .... 4 , - .a-mania Senior Members: Front Row: Jill Shumway, Lori Cornell, Kristy Trees, Laurie Ward, Rhonda Long, Leslie Glassburn, Chris Nichols, Mindi Jordon, Laura Reuss, Debbie Koper. Back Row: Theresa Thompson, Phyllis Soller, Kristi Wietelmann, Cathy Gabert, Chris Schimmel, Jeff Walkup, Andy Phipps, and Melissa Ballmann. V M 3 Q M 'eiq ,YA I 44' Qtgr. ,X ' 1 it W : Junior Members: Front Row: Marty Flausch, Lance Schaffer, Sean Meddles, Mark Steele, Tim Neyman, Jason Lusson, Mike Behrens. Back Row: Christy Beach, Tonya Swackhammer, Becky Retterer, Kara Schwaderer, Noel Tong, Stephanie McCray, Amie Mullis, Tacey Davis, Karol Argo, Kim Dobbins, Julie Schneider, and Barbara Weaver. l x, - X I. dh... The Mentor Program The Career Mentorship Program is an innovative pro- gramming option for students in the Marysville School District's Able Learners Program. Students are provided with an opportunity to explore the world of work with suc- cessful professionals, business people and community leaders. The mentors act as career advisors, while pro- viding students with on the job experience. For a 9-week period, seniors worked with community professionals in the career and interests fields the student wished to pur- sue. Afterwards, a written composition and journal kept continually throughout the experience are submitted for a final grade. This program was highly successful and will continue as a beneficial program for upcoming seniors. IN Mrs. Betty Wolstenholme - Gifted Program Coordinator, N.H.S. Advisor, Mentor Program Coordinator Jill Shumway with Mrs. Sherri Bauserman - 1st grade teacher at Edgewood 1? Judd Tressler with Tim Hoyt at TRC. O. M. Scott and Sons Flobin Teets with Charlotte Eufinger at Coleman and Eufinger Law firm. Lori Cornell with Anthony Terzis at O. M. Scott and Sons, Computers. Phyllis Soller with Mr. Jack Stritmatter at O. M. Scott and Sons, 1 Kristi Wietelmann with Susan Calhoon - Marketing Department at if Mindi Jordan with John Armacost at Goodyear. Mentor f ,gp .an-. x in L v ' f xx ., -v . 'P? 1' if . ww ' 5 J' .M - Z N if m,,294,,,7b N . -. ' V,-. y ln - 1, 1 . ,, . . .- X ,,-..., f -N .ari ff- -Rf -4 .- .3 . X . x A x,. n , f ' lx 'Q Z4 m uk vfi X ' ak xx N R 44 ,, A ua w 0 X l, 3 NM Xxx W , Aix X H gs . . 'fb .5 ,. Y. ,k . ,, R -z 1- x +A 3 f 'V A , fx xhfw .,i, - K .Ji . . ,t x rw . N . , ,ji lm 2: MTS. A1106 SkidmOI'6 S .fib- 9 ' ' f ', .'.... . XX Q Mrs. Kathy Demchak Mrs. Wilma Kinzer Miss Joan Krohn ki wif' 7 ff wiki .- I wi t s. 4110 K Mrs. Susan Jack Mrs. Alice Kraus xx N X I English 3 Stars are born! To be or not to be? P The Breakfast Club ly N0 Engllsh Once upon a tame . . . n..4 WMA 0S QFg: , 'i NJ XV ln the Know In the first full year of ln the Know a dedicated group of students went all out in their search for that elusive question that just might come up at the next match. Our dedication paid off in matches with area schools tLondon, Jonathon Alder, Madison Plains, Delawarej and in tour- naments at London and Kenton in which fourteen central Ohio schools participated. Team members revealed surprising areas of knowledge: Lora Lewis was our outstanding religion and mythology expert, Rachel Snook scored on TV, movies and yes, Ivanhoe and Gone With the Wind t Good for at least one question every competition, Rachel! Todd Miller proved that he is a whiz on military and U.S. history: Marty Rausch is a math and science person and fthe truth is outll knows an amazing amount about sports. Dan Davis will take a shot at just about anything, and comes up right an astonishing number of times, it's his bloopers we all really wait for though. Sean Thompson and Bill Baldwin claim they are strickly into Science and Math. Another science question, p-l-e-a-s-e'? and Jon Price covered Art and photography questions t Bet you never forget what a Fresco is, Jon! Mary Geopfert participated until time pressures caught up with her. One of the hdlghlights ofthe Klear was the 1st Annual Teachers vs. Students Challenge Competition. On this memorable occasion Mrs. Liggett, Mrs, Nicely, r. Junker, and r. McCartney matched wits, successfully as it turned out, with members of the team. Watch out though, teachers, revenge is sweet! Advisors for the team, and therefore entitled to the best seats and all of the heat in the van, were Mrs. Skidmore and Mrs. Patton, if This year the Catseye magazine marked the end of an era - the final year of helpful assistance by Mrs. Anne Skidmore. For students to become members of the Catseye staff, they have to submit at least 3 entries of poetry, photography, drawing, painting, or prose, for publication. In addition to staff members working on entries for the magazine, they were also involved in the Valentine's Day Carnation Sale to raise funds for publication. English . Ex., 'Q if '19 -ai 1 ff. rs. T .gs x-.1 : f ff, .Q W. -s Q . -,fx pw? , 19' . u-I 4 fy .f ,H . f Q W , -U. , , yy . Vi Li A f ,, 4 7 M V 4 1 Q, , if , , I I Il 3 Q W . uw.- ' ,i ii Yi 1 RK xi ,. a :fra vs if xg Q, Q N f I., 1 . .aka IMI A T H A 7 'frigydjff . K - K 4 Y ,, qw. - f . -S L. q Q y-1,q3.gQ:fgwi. 5 .44 J. V 'J' 1 , . . 3, The Math Club Mrs. Cary talking with the top scorers on the Math League Test. l uAFY.'VUF JI C J 2 .RFQ Calculus class getting into spirit on Halloween. Seniors in Calculus dressing up for April Fool's Day. Math 1 1 M A T HI Q S Q Q u A L S T U ID H E S QQ? , T3 f 1 KX K ' . Mr. Chris Shier - American History ex .P , yn, hx if is iii ' 1 , ,f, gif ii 4:1 M --94' Jim Shipp - Dept, Chairman, Government, Economics, Debate 5 'i Mr. Jerry Corbin - Student Teacher Social Studies DEBATE The Marysville Debate Team got off to a rough start but ended with a winning season as Senior and fourth year debater, Dawn Smith, accepted the roll of leadership and cajoled her teammates to victory. Paired with sophomore, Chris Timmons, through most of the year, the team began the season at the St. Francis tournament with a 2 win-4 loss record to rank them among the also-rans of the league. Gradually, with the help of former debater, Ray lr- win, they improved their record week by week until by district time The Marysville Duo had become one of the teams to be feared and Dawn Smith had become the best female debater in the State. The Novice Team of Pat Barnett, Damon Bingman, Ryan Lee and Darren Smith showed great promise throughout the year by placing among the top 3 Novice Teams in every tournament they entered. ln the spring of the year they were semi-finalists at the State Novice Tour- nament. Now it's on to better things. T 1 , ,Q t '. 'l.' f T , , y. . f t, 1 T fl: Pittsburgh Tournament 4-lt, Varsity Team - Dawn Smith, Christopher Timmons Q 2 Debate it-fl ' 1 x 1 1 .4 D l Damon Bingman, Sean Thompson, Patrick Barnett, Christopher Tim- mons. Front Row: Ryan Lee, Kerry Conrad, Amy Myers, Dawn Smith, Darren Smith. is I K A ' Novice Debaters: Ryan Lee, Damon Bingman, Darren Smith, Patrick Barnett F cfm LF ce 3 Q DJ L: l gd TL .g lf. FFT. Q Q S Q3 xy Mr. Mark Junker - Gen. Science, IPS, Physics . f i I 3 0 r I I f 1, I 'ami Mr. Bill Finley - Gen. Science, Earth Science, Chemistry i Mrs. Ellen Gerber - Anatomy, Biology : ,Mf' Mr. Peter Kain - IPS, Biology, Horticulture Science w. L Q, .. . Mr. Jim Kaufman - Dept. Chairman, Gen. Science, IPS 1 i -1 ff QW' A Ir ' nf 4 4' 2 ge' J. Sw 8 . 4 will HI-al 'I J un., ii LQ IM fffq gzff, 1 fm N--- ' ' QQPQCK' 'ff fu, x ,. 4,55 ff . 5 1 ww qw 9 1 4,4 I l , - 1 ff . g r s ' V. ws, 'sflba ,, P, Ng: ' A - ' -' 4 , c 5 5 fr on Q, x f' -,....- , ,M ' I , T Al! i L. ,q..ggQ-4 'ff l .!hq',fVl. - 3' f ' If ' :li -'af A fixiiffl Y, f 'g CM, r :.Qq.r 'f' L N, ' o Shawn Feeley, and his computer, find out what is wrong before it can be fixed. ,ff ff fix Teresa Brannon can do it all with her I.B.M. Mafy W8t9fS Q6tS inSffUCTi0n on child Caf6. Jennifer J.J. Rausch prepares for a secretarial career. Jim and Shawn diagnose and then fix it. N E: 9 5 5 5 2 5 5 Q' Cwuucrll Hi-Point 9? .K af' Z XE, f-on 'V X 1 'ix 1-' 'Cf' This is the 1986-87 Senior block class. from the top, left to right is Laurie Mathers, Angelia Rostorfer, The 1986-87 Senior Block has been very challenging, educational and rewarding. Besides advancing in their business education, this senior class learned more about relationships in the office, and how to relate, get along and enjoy their job, in their future office careers. They learned how to prepare a resume, what to say and do in an inter- view, and what to wear in a proper of- fice related job. To teach all of this valuable informa- tion one has to be a kind of teacher who knows what they're talking about and has been in these office situations before. This teacher that is being described is a lady by the name of Ms. Linda Overly, a teacher who has been there before and knows all the ropes. Q Senior IOE The middle row, from left to right is Angie Legge, Tina Neininger, Cheryl Streng, Wendy Landon, Tami Cantleberry and Kim Ogan, Margaret Daum, Diane Coe and Sherri Sties, plus Ms. Overly. The lront row, from left to right is Lucy Young, Susan Crozer, Sherry Thompson, Michelle Grooms, Ruth Nickles and Judy Alloway. Not shown is Marybeth Myers. 2- of -4. F Q. This is the 1986-87 Junior Clerical class, from left to right, back row: Brian Markle, December Lingeral, Lana Rausch, Lacie Kelley, Lanita Eastman, Dusty Carmean, Anita Young and Tina Dunkle. Front row: Tracy Webb, Carol Haueisen, Tammy Brady, Monica Ward and Trisha Lane. KN , W... A C NR sax '-xx 'M 7' A T, X. Anita Young is asking Ms. Carlson a question. I wonder what Mr. Adams is smiling about? Mr. Cal Adams teaches Accounting I and Il, and Typing. Junior Block 1 GD 1 F mf XP ix , f f f 1 , . 4 ' ff! .. . 1 8? ff- J ,Vi fgfbf W-,QQ W' Mr. Mark Kreis Art Z? 5 17' ., g 5 ,r j - ,z x , .wk Q x Y N 'S I Q j gl. 4. Q g J I lm -O 'ffdm f 2 .x 1, Art HGME ECONOMICS 3 ---fl 6 'S SB' '-F1 YK? 42 4 hff Future Homemakers of America vi Child Development Home Economics FHA and Child Development lndust ts 8k Drafting 1....wQ: 5.. , x P 1 Industrial Arts and Drafting s , , INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION 1. I Mrs. Tami Speicher Mrs. Tammy Hoehn ,Af 6 , If , in 'MDS ,.... . X! Mrs. Avanelle Oberlin Individual Instruction Mischovich and Mrs Sue Norn V K Z f -W is 5' xv x fx, X, nan ,ff vmzvv 'TW' T RA ICD Vocational ?':7s'3 Agriculture Q ffii 3 Li... t Us Mr. Harold Niehaus - Vo Ag I, ll Mr. John Carl - Vo Ag lll, IV, Ag. Business XA Students in vocational agriculture studied many different areas in the agriculture field. The Freshman and Sophomore classes learned to properly care for many different species of animals, work on small engines and wire electrical circuits. Learning was extended beyond the classroom through field trips to cattle farms, sheep farms, and the Farm Science Review. Many of the students completed wood and metal shop projects which they will exhibit at the Union County and State Fair. The Junior and Senior Vocational Agriculture classes studied many prac- tices that apply to both farm management and Ag. Business, focusing on the pro- duction of crops, animal science, as well as finances involved in running a farm. Field trips to the County Auditor, area horse farms and hands-on experiences on the 48 acre school farm all helped to fur- C' ther emphasize important principles in agriculture. The Ag-Business class, learned to make resumes, apply for jobs, do accounting and various phases of task A Asee -- ...W V tit I5 ..-iii'-' fy management. f 'TT -L-.'ig'iii11 i', i W 1 QD Vo-Ag ix gl ' ,g.g3.g..k 2 44,95 an N--N.. gl' A . .,... .... Q'.',. N1'+-' .. J ' A V0-Ag 1 Marysville Ghapter Excolls at State Gonvention Diamond elected State Reporter, Farm Management team awarded first place This past year the Marysville FFA has been very busy! They sponsored the annual Old Timer's Day, the Blood- mobile at the school and a school dance. Members were busy selling fruit for the annual fund raiser. The 1986-87 officers passed their duties onto the newly elected officers at the awards banquet in March. The Marysville FFA Chapter did well on state and na- tional levels. Matt Davis, Kevin Black, Duane Young, and Nancy Diamond received their State Farmer Degree. Don Porschet and Belinda Fishbaugh were first and second in- dividual, respectively, in the area of farm management. George Pyers was a State FFA Creed Finalist. The Chapter was one of the top ten chapters out of 370 in the state and will advance to the national level. Nancy Dia- mond was elected State FFA Reporter for the 1987-88 year. For the first time in Marysville Chapter's history the farm management team of Don Porschet, Belinda Fishbaugh and Matt Davis placed first in the state and ad- vances on to national competition. The 1987-88 officers: President - Matt Davis, Vice-President - Matt Wood- son, Secretary - Michele Anderson, Treasurer - Christi Ufferman, Reporter - Belinda Fishbaugh, Sentinel - Shawn Davis, and Student Advisor - Jed Kiss assumed their responsibilities in preparing the chapter for the ac- tivities ofthe upcoming year. 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A I I ISL: I' I 'Iftk In IQ lm, -1 va? I' L f, ' ' if Wiilf-f-iL:f.i . . .1 5 'ef--:'1q,,.,, . , I. I. ,,a-- - , . , - 565 ...QV ' -'Fw ,-aa- .- . k 5'z?5f-.-I, I if ' ' - 'rg' , . .- f-'i71'c'f' H' ' . , II , I:I Ig' . - ' ' 7'f ?f ' ' - .ifm:.2?:.. ' Classes 11233 '11 241 Baby P 5 5 , I ,K ,, , K k,k, Mk , ., ., . ,,v,,:v, .-,, ,,.h,,, ,U-H.:,,.1,,.m:,:.:fw,:f::-::, -- ,. , . . . , ' .fp , lf? , . E . 5 'T' .J if-, OFFICERS: Pnesxosm' 4- Phyllis Soller vnce Pnesnmsnr RYIOHGB Ianni sEcnErAnv f- ROND TBBYS TREASURER - Teresa Nicol L Sm 'Hrs gs 5 egg ur if-.,,,,, , , - , . A, K -.- 1 Seniors , 'NJ' ,X sENnoRsARE EST AT ' i4 '1 i pr 'vi if Joseph S. Anderson 6lJoel I l will remember MHS lor: the wild times with Jon Dennis T n , , odd, a d Joe, especially the time when we were on the porch. Also getting in trouble with Jed. Adlvitlesi FFA 1, 2 CIGSS ViCB President 1 Foot- ball Escort 4 fit. Q Y. Michael Lee Anderson , Mike Activities: VoAg 1, 2, 3, 4 Q:- 1'--' gf Dawn Asbury noawnn l will remember MHS for: mg two best friends, Angie and Tracy, T.A. . Bits. 8- all of our crazy times together, Mr. Jack's 6th period c ass last year 8- most of all the support of all my friends, especially Angie and Tracy through my senior year. Michael E. Asbury Mike l will remember MHS for the times with Mark, Randy, Herb, Dan, 8t Brett, Also all the fun I had on the football field. I had some wild times at MHS. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 s El -'Q-R Donna Gail Andrews Donna l will remember MHS for: the special friends that are always there when you need them, my new sister, Julie, trips to the DQ, the yearbook workroom, and Mr. ShigJp's seventh period class. But most of all or the greatest friend in the world -- Scot, Activities: Cheerleading 1 Yearbook 4 :Obi s,- 'wars-4' ss...-I Richard J. Baird Richard I will remember MHS for my best bud- dies: Bruce, Kelly, and Tony, three great gears of basebal , my senior year in foot- all, two-a-days shaving my head, my two-toned Toyota, the royster mobile, bringjng the pit alive, trying to cause trou- ble, eing late. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3 Football 3, 4 Buckeye Boys' State Delegate 3 Spanish Club 1, 2 Q1-'Y Michelle Ariane Archer Airhead l will remember MHS for: three exciting years of wrestling, Mr. Williams and Mr. Andrews, all the wrestlers and Stats l've had to live with for five months. How can l ever forget Mrs. Demchak and Mrs. Blehl - who both helped me to learn responsibility. Activities: French Club 1 Wrestling Stat 2, 3, 4 Symphonic Choir 3. 4 Si eff Lewis E. Ballard Eddie Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Salety Commihee 1 Seniors il 9 M M4 ,cg 1 if 3 I, -M .iafggfmiwfe tvteegwiw ,fs , ,. ' Q -X 'U- '---xp Joseph Ronald Cullman Alkie l will remember MHS for: all the friends l made, all the dags Aaron and l skipped, Te-kill-ya club, OAD-TRIPS, the neck- tle, Spring break with Jeremy falling, from the Mangroves, the Partys and the it but most of all l will remember MHS for the friends l made and for my best Friend Aaron. Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 Senior Class Play 4 Scuba Club3 f w,,,,....,- ,. A I sw ffdlu.,4...- Michael Daley Mike . . . Best at Parking Kelly S. Croy Croyster I will remember MHS for: the good times in football, building the float especially two-a-days, our shaved heads, and how our season ended, and the great times l had with my buddies Rich and Tony in the Croyster mobile, causing trouble in the pit ' and all the other friends l made. Activities: French Club 1, 2 Football 1, 2. 3, 4 EW 71 if . 1 i Ev , 4 A- 1st . f .qw fLm.n,x 'Tir-f g Margaret Ann Daum llB.P.ll l will remember MHS for: all the good times in Senior IOE, gartying on Horseshoe Rd. with Diana, ammy, Ann, Amy, Toni, and the guys from Delaware, getting stuck on Troy Rd., spending the summer of '86 and my whole senior year in Delaware, and working for Mr. Shipp. Thanks to all my friends for helping me through the good and bad times. esp. Emily A Susan. Activities: Junior Steno. Senior IOE li is Q:-wt Susan Crozier Suzi-Q l will remember MHS for: the good times with all my friends, egeecialy in block class. Wor ing for Mr. hipp in the sum- mer of 86 and during school. Meeting Mark and double-dating with Randy and Emily. Also for all the support dgiven to me by Emily, Angie, Margaret, an Tina. Activities: Jr. and Sr. Block Yearbook Staft 4 'lt--- Nancy Jane Diamond uNancn I will remember MHS for: the notorious road trips with Jeffie, Mo, Joe, Aaron, etc. Also, for the wonderful friends l made during my 4 years in FFA. But, especially for my future business associate and best friend - Jeffrey L. ea. Activities: FFA 1, 2,3 Secretary 4 StatefNational FFA Conventions FSR Public Speaking FBY 2 Secretary 3 President 4 FFA Academic All- American4 Seniors 'ii K I ffwmatszf -ssfsesi ,mst earth 1-,,,, rn' 'H' ' r . bag Fry S Amnon Lee Fuller Anthony sham Fuller ll ry!! ll yi! Il Il I will remember MHS lor: beating West Jeff on football homecoming, also Bex- leg. Making Friday and Saturday runs: 6 Fair: rom at Welners: Two-afdays: Clarr's broken pine tree: Me Tro, and Clarr's outdoor excursions. Partying in the old Mill. The Baseball trip down southg- Randulum and Blot. Getting prepared for college: and all the other riends and times l'l never forget. t Activities: Footnall1,2, 3,4 Baseball1,2. 3,4 Ofl - Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Wind Ensem- blet,2.3,4PepBarld1,2.3,4Qhoir4 - , T' A Toehead l will remember MHS for: all the days l dldn't go, those great classes I took twice, my1 apartment with Rich, Carl, and Becky, t e Maverick happenintg at the Thompson's, my senior year o basket- ball with Coach Kaufman, the winning shot against Bexley. and my great friends Rich and Kelly. . Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 t Qf'7Z4,A f M um tr ': 3 AT ' Dennis L. Gallogly --2 Ogle X ,fy gt . I- of will remember MHS for: the great times in th period Drafting Club with Mr. Wade. the 'p to England with the perpetual eating achine, enlor year chemist? exam, the old moming walks to school rom Todd's. udd's football party our senior yearg listen- ng to Bad Compang with Judd, Todd, and oe: the fun times in asoballl Wild Bill Finley: ll my other friends, and having been able to pend my senior year with Teresa. ctivities: Chorus 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4 Spanish lubl Basketball 1,2.3.4 V: .1 emi' pr . . . Best at Brown-Nosing A '. ' 1 X Cathy M. Gabert linuckyfl l will remember MHS for: wonderlul prom nights, good times with Goose, Geo., all of my 'boy-scouting adventures with Leslie, the van expedition, talks with my twin: Campus Life: awesome concerts: and of course Goofballs I and ll. Thanks MHS! Activities: Concert Bend 1 Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Catseye Staft 2 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 School Drama 2 Senior Class Play 4 Wa. ..... ,. ..., . .,.. -..,....v-Q----e-... ,.. 'sr-sl Stephanie Marie Gear llstephli l will remember MHS ion wild nights, Amy's party, the River, Busted at 5 a.m.. Band practices, John and Bob Jones, road trlpe with Kris, Amy, and Rhonda, the Moro's ln 85. The poster child andthe Crue. But most of all for growing up with my best friend Kristin Kau er. Activities: GM Football 1. 2. 3 Class Secretary 1. 2 stegresenlative 3 Baseball Stat 1, 2, 3. 4 French Club Seniors 1 Leslie Anne Glassburn Leslie l will remember MHS for: all of the tough classes I suffered through my Jr. and Sr. years, marching band and halftime Shows, Florida Keys Trip and Hoser Party of 5 , going Krogering . Fiez Band con- cert, the van expedition, and especially Cathy, Laurie, and Gene. Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1 Wind Ensemble 2, 3. 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 BB, Band 3, 4 Pit Orchestra 2. 3 Florida Keys Trip 3 Mentorship Program 4 . -.... Michelle Grooms Shell I will remember MHS for: 6th period study hall my junior year, after schoo tours of Marysville, all the super nice people in block, and especially being friends with Sherry T. and Sherri S. All the hard, boring and fun times add up to one great year! But most of all, l will remember Dean for being so patient all these years. Activities: Home Ec. Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 Junior lOE Senior lOE Q4 si Deborah Yvonne Goble I I I l will remember MHS for: the fun times with good friends. For Angies party and all the excite- ment we shared together. And for Todd and Wayne in band and on band trips -- who l'Il never forget -- but most of al l'll remember MHS for my best friend, Cheryl, tTifany and Shirieyi our ife was a soap opera. Activities: Concert Band 1 WW 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Jazz Band 1, 2, 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Brass Choir 4 Suicide Squad 4 -Ti' Brett A. Grove Heathen l will remember MHS for: Mark, Herb, Randy, Mike, Dan, and Tony. Four years of football, Big Ed and Mr. Ruetty. Also for the great times on the wrestling team, especialuy mx Junior and senior year. r. iliams and Mr. Andrews. Also for the cars, especially M.V.l. and for all of the other friends l have made, Activities: Baseball 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 3, 4 Eli Seniors it 9 i i Robert A. Gray, Jr. Hnoblt l will remember MHS for: seventh period study hall my iunior year, and for teachers such as Mrs. Jack and Mrs. Biehl. Also for the many friends l have made such as Michelle, Brian, and Virginia, t S Robert W. Hammond lll Bob l will remember MHS for: all the great friends l made, The wild parties spring break, and t-ping omecoming night, But most of a l for the 3 years ,of twoeawclays and my senior year of football. Activities: Footbali 21, 2, 3, 4 nts' ,av- EJ Q Daren Griffith Eric Lee Griffith Hoagwoodli NEHG!! I will remember MHS for: Mr. Finley's war book reading class, getting out of class for FA ac- tlvities, and all my friends at Hi-Point. Activities: FFA 1, 2 VlCA 3, 4 Ohio Hi-Point JVS Electricity 3, 4 X . Aaron Hampton Aaron All l want to write is a few key phrases that my friends wil remember Tenn. trip, cooler night, the trailer l'll drive, 72, Waverly, lead pipe, state school, Holiday Inn, Rocket Wars, Let's leave, Senior ciass glay party, Arlington Farm, Ur- an surfing, and the Pit. Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Scuba Club 3 Senior Class Play X Cari Lynne Henderson Cari l will remember MHS for: third period study hall my soph. year, Jacuzzi football and all the wild Belletontaine Trips with Heather, all the talks and cruis- ing with Becky, Basketball Homecoming '87 the flag corps and especially the fabulous Flagtones, the bus rides, shav- ing cream fights at band camp, and for all the special time with Sean my junior year. Activities: Marchin Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Flag Corps 2, 3, g Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1 Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 Basketball Homecoming Court 4 Ol- flca Helpd sig. 3 'v I 9 ...AV Laffy Hesson Elise Aflfletta Hnafh Rob HOl'I'l6y Uncle Lawrence I will remember MHS for: all the good grades that I got, which were few and far between, shoot the breeze with Rob in overnment, and Uncle Den. also for having the best girlfriend anyone could ever ask or. And always getting away with what everybody ese got caught for. Elise I will remember MHS for: my many friends including my mom, prom 86 and 87, Gra - night, Billy Joel, Chicago, Mrk., discus Key Largo, my plant. Most of all, l'll remember that l shared these times Eqrowing up with my best friend, ddle. Activities: Basketball 1 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Catseye 2, 3 Math Club 3, 4 if . i :gui Y . ft . ', ', ', T' ,,,,,,, '11 ..' t 7 - f David Randall Hutchins Hutch l will remember MHS for: all the wild and crazy time l've had with friends. Like food fights, going golf balling huntln' with the boys and flooding the bathroom with Mark, Herb, Dan. Mike, and Brett. But most of all my senior year with Becki! Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football RhOI'1d8 Michelle Ianni I fouhl 1 l will remember MHS for my buddies old and new especially my best buddy Elise, who will be in my heart forever, as will the memories of what we con- sidered tygical comedies and tragedies. itchin: Miller City, S. Carolina '85, May 18th, the 8th grade gang, P.P. Gold Rush, Sr. loat, Mansoon Party. Barnlpond. '87 Homecoming. Athletics, Benny's, Prom '8 , locked in, Ratt '87, Bell trips. Sgr. The Crue, Ra id assassin, New Years '87, Bpob Jones. Above all, my precious family of gold. Activities: Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Capt. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Ca t. 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary g Vice President 4 Art and Camera Club 3, 4 Glrls Ensemble 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Ballifl 4 Basketball Homecoming CourtQueen4 Duke l will remember MHS for: the great times I had with all my riends. But most of all. I wil remember the great times with Bridget. Activities: Baseball 2, 4 Football 1 Nicole Lee Howard Nicole I will remember MHS for: four great years of great friends and partlesg the concerts with Louie and the gang, bulldozing In his yard, the ear y morning and late night cruises with Cheryl, the Waldo Road accident an great times after Swing Choir events with Denise, gett ng kicked out of Champaigne ounty and vlslts to the P.D. with my wildest and bestest buddy Lynnette. And for all the Shorts and Gnobs that got us in so much trouble! Activities: CheerIeadin1g 1 Ensemble 1, 2 Symphonic Choir , 2, 3, 4 Swing Choir 2, 3, 4 Football Homecoming Court4 l Denise Dee lden Denise l will remember MHS for: all the friends I made: partying with Bar- bi and Traci my soph. year: wat- ching Traci fal flat on her face and constant cruising every night with Barblg prom '864 wild times in the parking lot of OC with the gang: burning Tracy's searg alpin' on 33 and going to Lon- don my Freshman year. Activities: Cheerleading 1 Swing Choir 2, 3, 4 Spring Musical 2. 3 Symghonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, Girls Ensemble 1,2 Track 1 Brian Adam Jablonski Jabo l will remember MHS for: Pete and l chasing Beth and Susan, all the trips to Bellefontaine, the midnight talks on Oxford Dr., Jim mmers starting me on my kicking career, all the Bgreat times with Pete and Jim, ryan Adams '85, canoeing the sum- mer ol '86, Karol, for making my Senior year so great. two-a- days' in football, the Firebird, Christmas in Hawaii, and my best friend Dan. Activities: Soccer 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Football Homecoming Escort 3, 4 Basketball Homecomlnlg Escort 4 galleyaball Homecoming ing 4 Scuba I, . ,,:, .. .WN l 4 1 Joseph James Huprich uJoell l will remember MHS for: the great friends I made: Troy going to the Rush, the beautiful women I loved: the proms, the parties, Rhonda my oldest friend: the homecomlngs, and the trip to London. Also Todd and Dennis who made it the most fun, and Amy who l will never forget. Activities: Cholr 1 Golf l, 2 Spanish Club 2 Camera Club 3 XS X X Michael L. Jones Studly I will remember MHS for: all the great times with friends, all the un ln sports, and the crazy times in Mrs. Biehl class, ln Mr. Junker's class as well as Mr. Fluetty's class. Activities. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basket- b8ll1,2,3Track1,2,3,4 Seniors 'll sr gl- 16 Q Angela Ellen Kelley i Angie I will remember M.H.S. lor: My two best friends. Dawn and Tracy. TADTBITS, the alphabet, Lee Ella, my garty,November '86, the McDonalds gang, wlngzig Bridge, Mr. Cotter. skipping out at Old tsy, parties at Greg and James'. skinny dipping in Mill Creek, Mr. Shi p Rainbows, an all the wonderful peopfe l've met. sqm Wend Landon --w:....,rr I will remember MHS forz' going through Senior block and the exciting weekends wlth Cheryl and most ol agtplaying Softball all four years. lt was a bla Mr ox and all the other good friends l made along the lines. Activities: softball 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1 IOE 3. 4 all Seniors' I Mind Kathryn Jordan adame M. l I will remember M.H.S. for: Four Crazy years of band camp, Florida Trip '86 in- cluding: Junlrer, Jererr-ity, and the 5 Mangroves. Plus Joefsfpa es especiall , A Serliorflay Cast Party,lsl?rom,'86, ing off I with Beth, A Monte, the lunch it bunch, Fuzzy Navels, and the 151 Ex- perience. Don't forget . . . Life's Been Good! Activities: Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Flag Corps 2. 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Math Club 2, 3, 4 Plt Band 1. Wind Ensemble 2. 3, 4 Concert Band t S nish CLub i 2 Computer Club 3 Guidance Ottma 4 Scuba-5 090933- I l A I , 5 f hw p I I My uoebbien I I l will remember Ml-lSlfor: the chorus tri to London., cneerleadi , gettin strand? ed at West Jeff, 'Thergound 0? Music, the great times in Swing Choir the trip to West Virginia, Mrs. I ary's and Mrs. Blehl's classes, and most importantly, alt, theggreatlrlendshipslmade. Activities: Cheerieadln? l,'2f3'C t. 2 Choir l, 2, 2 3- 4 5Wll'i9 Chbif 4 Spf ng Muslcgf 3 Latin Club 1, 2 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 !K v-' I -new em' iugvurf ,., I.. I Clara l.yn King I 5 l will remember NLHQS. lor: All the special ,times l've had with ,friends l've made, all ,alive leamediaboutftlfe and the working lliworld, Most i IQfgEelttiirl'll treasure Uallggthe gf-special KMONBDXSSEIIYG shared wrthf the most wonderful man I know and the many more to come. Thanks. Jon! Activities: Marching Band 1 . 2, 3. 4 Flag Corps 3. 4 'QS'-:Carer r- ..-- Kristin Deanne Kaulfer Kris - Squlsh l will remember M.H.S. lor: The best frlend- ship ever with Stephl Also Amy, Ronda. and Marc C. The wlld times: Amgs party, Ratt, Deon '85 with the Moros, aseba I, Prom '86,53Igqettir:g busted at 5 a.m. with Stephanlef api Assassins: band prac- tice, beach times inthe summer, my great fascination with the Crlve, cruzln to nowhere and growlng upl Thanks everyone! Activities: Baseball Stat l, 2. 3, 4 FHA 1, 2 Class Representative 3. 4 Volleyball Stat I - i an ff 4 A .. ,I Bruce Kraus A Dirk I will remember MHS for: all the fun times with Hacker and Tledt. Also all the times I saw Loverboy in the front row. Plus the great times wlth K, rJoJo and Ken. But most of all lor my Junlor year when I metSherry,. , I I g Activities: Baseball l, 2 Senior Class Play A Andrea Faye,Lee I Andrea lwill remembeg,MlflS lor: alllthe fun times in marching bandwith my friends being a majorette and captain my senior year, t- ping Mr. Day's house, tent pam with Chns, Steve, Beth, my best frre San- dra, and the greatest times of all with Christopher. ' Activities: Marehinggand 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2, 3 Cast. 4 Concert, , ld 1 Wind Ensemble 2. 3, 4 Pep and 1, 2, 3,1-tglgoftball 1, 2, 3 Senlor.Class Play CIQSS Representative 2 Guidance-Office worder3 - 4 Ap,-we I QW 3- fx - i 1 ,tg ix. as We '99 ' Wayne Alan Lowry Wayner four wild years of and spoonin' In endless classes. class, marching bus friends I made in 1,2,3,4.Conoert Band Band 1.2. 3. 4 Pep IIB? i ' N Dennis Micheal McCallister Uncle Den remember MHS for: all the good times m . y friends in OWE, the road trips with a person ln my life: J le. DWE 3. 4 Iso for the meant? ot one very A Angela Ann Leg e Little Leggesg I will remember MHS tor: all of the fun times l've had with my best friends Tami, Susan, Kim, and Sherri. l'll remember when Tami got in a fight with Tina 8- was so mad, she couldn't remember what she had done, until l reminded her. Activities: IOE 3, 4 ' '- Richard Todd Lyons Italian Stallion I will remember MHS-for: all the xgreat times with Trlcla, Skeet, and Scott. hen l ggi my new 228 and went to Flocky's wi party. Most of all my senior year with Tricia and all our fantastic times together. Activities: Football I Basketball 1 OWE 3, 4 Paul Lycans Jinx I will remember MHS for: all the wild times. with Dan and Jason, all the close calls in the Nova and especially with the Ford, The great times at Band camp where I met Billie, she made school bearable. I will especially remember Tuesday night Feb. 3, 1987. Activities: Concert Band 1, 3 Marching Band 2. 3, 4 Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Pap Band 1, 2, 3. 4 BB Band 4 Jazz Band 4 I f x Jeremy McGlone 1 KJerm! 1 I will remember MHS for: all the swing choir trips and people in it, the great, times I had on the scuba trip to Key Largo, 4 years in FFA, and all the ac- tivities that went along with it. Taking geometry my senior year. Skipping out o choir to go to McDonalds. But especially the great friends l made, Duane, Shane, Doug, Mike, Don, Joe, and many others. Activities: FFA 1, 2. 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Swing Choir 3, 4 Boys Glee 3, 4 Spring Musical 3 Scuba Club Rhonda Kay Long Rhoda l will remember MHS lor: all the wondertul times at band camp, Cedar Point, Mr. Day's seat assignments, the Bexley bus ride home, Basketball Homecoming '86, Becky, Cari, and Trish and all the wil times, talks with Mr. Finley and of course being with Matt my senior year. Activities: Marchin Band 1, 2, 3,4 Concert Band 1 Wind Ensemble 2.5, 4 Student Council 1, 4 Senior Class Play Yearbook Stail 4 Math Club 4 , Laurie Mathers I 3 I will remember MHS for: all the Iareat times with Lucy, Tina, and Wendy. r. Adams' rowdy accounting class. But the most un- forgettable moment of mg senior year was at x-mas when l receive my engagement ring. Activities: IOE 3, 4 Home Ec 1, 2 , 1,1-B, five gf ff A ff Seniors 'll 5 r. 11 'f16.rllwi9'il3Hi-EW-s-'YG ' ssbinnfn E 2 ,Q 1 l i E52 VE . ,A I ii Z t , I 1 t: 32 3: I i l l l 1 I til I -s 'z - , if pg 5-Hi? T ,wg vtqguuur- ' H- .., ' x 1 ' ' -A - D I HJR Q' t, E , at - 1tstl.l. CZ, 1- 1. .. - bi! J L .tru 1 we - A' I ff' SENIOR SELECT' CLASS CLOWNS KRIS KAUFFER anql,JON NEELYl , . 'q.:':P ' at as I Daniel Richard Miller TIPPY l will remember MHS for: Many a track and cross country 'PFSCYICB The Distance Crue Guerilla Wa are Team the kidnap' ping ol Fred the Gummy Worm being the l2lst'oifHonl:1s Hfrriet:sS2g!320Dgartyh8 on at nsscoowl a rs Chris and other good friends an family. Activities French Club 2 Cross Country 2. 3 4 Captain 4Track 1 2 3 4 'U 3 8 Seniors 6 Amy Lee Michael li will rememberg.,MHS for: My party, meeting Mark and all the great times with him, the River, Ben L an's Homecom- ing, crawling out of stggy hall with Trina, the band, Ratt, and the cornfleld with Kris and Cheryl. Also Bob Jonesing with my best friends Stephanie, Kris, and Rhonda: three years of volleyball with Cousin Conn, 'survival training. A 8 C Hauling, GI'ld,.lQ!1BfldVlBW wrestlers- and - fcoaches. - Mg Activities: Volleyball t, 2, 3. 4 Softball 1. 2 Wrestling Stat 2, 3 fr? Robin Michaels Robin ,1-' Kenneth Maller J Ken l will remember MHS ton Four fantastic ears in Football Wrestling and seball. The reat times with Dennis Brian and Jud . Special moments with Shannon- 4 tsse gt Activities: Football 1 233 4 CofCa taln 42577 Wrestling! 2 3 400-Captaln4Basebal 1 2 3 , , Q . .Ask X D L J yi ' ,il ye y . r,ll T r ' . Q I.. . a -9 ,X ff' ,.J,f'!' .':' H 13. pf: Q , J' 1 i J ff . 1 7s Q' l 3 A 1 ,A N .f .43 f -Q51 N 1 . f J iff-,.:'? XX . 5 ' r , 117235 V I xiii-. 7 i - V 275 l T' -5 2' :'.?': ' Y-, -1'r ' 1 ,Q fa, .tiifffi 'inf , A -' r as:,Q.:.1 .lknlfiiii-ff' .i its 1 . . 2 4 K - Q ll ' Il If ll r . 8 . . , ' I I g I . li? . , , , in . . . . . . . 1 ' . 4 A . 8 . ITN i 'roddfAlan Miner ' 'MOUSE' ' l will remember MHS for: Band squad my freshman tylear, Homecoming pany at lanni'S, all e wild times at band camp S6 hours sleep for the week, and all the wi d Rarties at Mitchell and Shoemakefs ouse. ' 'L if ' Activities: MarchimBand 1. 2. 3. 4 WW Band 1, 2, 3, A Section Le r3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Plt Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band 1. 2, 3, 4 ln the Know 4Track 1, 2, 3, 4 .4r: wendy M. Millar llwandyl I I will remember MHS tor: all the great friendships I made, esp. Jackie Ann, Christy. Julie. and Rachel. The fearsome foursome lMark, Julie, Lena - The Gang l The senior class play with Rob: and the great late nights working at Wendys with Steve. D.l., Rocky, Skeeter. and T na. Activities: Teenage Institute 2, 3, 4 Choir 1 Art :nd Camera Club 4 Catseye 4 Senior Class Play 1'5 John William Moore John Activities: Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 FCA Pres. 3 'NJ tyt- lvan Wade Mullet Ivan Activities: Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Gary Lee Morgan lCGaryDl l will remember MHS lor: wild times with Kevin, Joe wearing neckties, chugging Coke with Flob, goofing oft in Ag. with Aaron and Steve, talking to Helen, con- vertible Mustangs andthe Prom, most ol all for the support from Mom and Dad. Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1 WW Band , 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Musicall Senior Play4 t .47 ' Mary Elizabeth Myers MaryBeth l will remember MHS for: all my very 'good friends, Ruth, Tami, Sherri, oni, ark, and my tenitic friend Kim. Most of all l will never forget my last two years tor meeting a very special guy Gale, as he made my life so wonderful. Activities: Choir 1, 2 FHA 1 lOE 3, 4 OEA 4 39 in V v,N,, ' -1-if f. X '-hm I w -avg v K Todd Joseph Omer -'T.o. l will remember MHS for: making it through four bitter sweet years in this place and anticipating so much more to come. For the corruption of Dennis Gallogly, eternally wise Joe, and Judd, the B.S. King. l will always remember the great times with you guys and all my other great friends, W Activities: Football l Baseball 1 NE gif ,. U , I Q grwwlb A .4 I . e 51 ieifflhf 'gk-gpg ,ills 9. tw'-A Donald H3l'0ld POl'SCh6f A 4 I I I l will remember MHS for: Mrs. Cary's total aggmravation, all the good times in Vo-Ag wit John. Harold, and the rest ot my good trlends, and especially for the second semester senioritis. Activities: FFA 1.2. 3,4 We-mums 'Qi' Timothy HerbertOrahood Herb l will remember MHS for cruisin with Rand Mark Biat Raz and Brett classes with Dennis Todd Nicole and Denise lunch both in and out concerts the truck Vlhld Bill Finley the Pit dances parties all of m wild friends Swing Choir trips and the st girl in the world Heidi. Actlvities:Football1 2BasebaIl1 2 Choir1,3.4 Swing Choir 3 4 Football Homecoming Escort 4 1'7 QQL, Kp- Joseph George Pack Christopher Lin Phipps Mudpack Activities Basketball2FFA1 2 3 4 A A S S SENIOR SELECT: MOST SHY A A LESLIE GLASSBURN AND JIM CHAPMAN Phipps I will remember MHS for the great times ln Marching Band the sixth penod motor cycle ride with Flob and all the great times with my other friends the zany lunches with Steve and the gang but especially the great times with Andrea Activities Tennls 3 4 Marching Bandt 2 3 4 Wind Ensemblel 2 3 4PepBand1 2 3 4 Jonathan Flay Price BeIushi I will remember MHS for: all the great friends l've made, all the arguments with Rachel and Lora, Art and amera Club trips, leaving for lunch. presentation with the mime, Jr.lSr. prom. Mr. Kreis, art class, Mrs. Biehl and advanced Comp. Mrs. Pat- ton, Mrs. Skidmore, and especially all the great friends l've made. Activities: Arts Camera Club 1. 2, 3. 4 In The Know 3, 4 Catseye 3, 4 French Club 2 Football 2 Year- book Statf 4 Seniors 'ii 5 ,f Ui' I -Q , ,Q-ff' ,.M- 4: -fx i'i 5 . X Nw-117' M, -Q-E ...- , .4 ,, ,, A A i ill ' A f little-vw V g .-rli9 'fg Robert Dou las Sabins Sago l will remember MHS for: all the great lriends I've made, 'getting lost in Radner, three fun ears 0 track, the Bad Boys running wild, being All-OHlO my junior ear, ffl last two ears of basketball, beating Eexley my genior year, partying with my best friend Dan on at ins School, and especially my four special parents. Activities: Golt2,4 FDOIDBII1 Basketball 1.2.3 Trackl,2.3,4 Ann Lynn Saunders ----ff Ann I will remember MHS for: Jeff Feuchfs party, Joe Jones and Himalayas, my best riend Tammy Easterday, aragret and Diana tor introducing me to laware. and my favorite teacher Mrs. Bieht. l nn. if-.L SENIOR SELECT: Most ooNsloEnATE MELISSA eAl.l.lvlAN AND non Ponscller 5 3 ' ff gd' .K Lynnette Lou Scheiderer Lynnette l will remember MHS for: all the partying and great friends I made, all the road trips to North Lewisburg, getting kicked out ol Champaign County, all the concerts and shopping sprees with Tracy. SD nights. Krogering in Milford Center, and al the other wil timesg Basketball Homecoming 87, going to England my freshman year, and the special times with Jim. Most of all l will remember all the great friends l made and all the great times with my best buddy Niki. Activities: Choir 1 Ensemble 1 GAA 2. 3 Basket- ball Homeooming Court 4 Class Vice President 2 John Christopher Schimmel Uwahil I will remember MHS for: the exciting Bears of basketball including the win over exley my Senior year. will always remember Razor, Judd, and Doug, also Jill andfheresa who always kept me smiling and especially Michelle for mak- ing my senior year the greatest!! Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4 Basketball t, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3. 4 A James Brian Schneider lGJimmyIl l will remember Ml-IS lor: all the exciting times spent on the football and basebal fields, maklng.eALL-OHIO my senior year in football, t two year daze in rs. Cary's class, tge Rigid spent wish all my great rlen s, a car accl en. And l'll nevgr forget those special times l spent with risti. , Activities: Football 1, 2. 3, 4 BBSGDBII 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 3 Representative 4 Volleyball Homecoming Court 4 Football and Basketball Escort 4 Tony Alvin Scott llTonyn lwill remember MHS for: fishing trips with Jamie, Mike, and Steve, sleep outs at Wiener's house, road trips to Marlon, and best ol' all, the last two years with Robin. Activities: Football 1 OWE 3,4 seniors 'ii 4133 xv .7 T... v .ggii NAP l .13 s Tracy lrrynn Simpson K I4 -n I will remember MHS for: road trips to con- certs wlth Denise. Berbl, and Lynnette In theparty mobile mustang, Heather and our ski trips and our hot tub confessions, the weekends myagarents left me the house. the class of gang, my best pale Inez, Heather, and Bec y. but most ol all, 2 greet years with Scott! Activities: Chorus 1, 2 Class Representative 1 Class President 2 is . Q .JY Rachel Mariepnook Bi99y MHS for: Having really ma best friends Lora, arg Rob, Wendy, the o ers. I will also Bob Evans across, Mlck Ol'l, Bhd 8ll NO SLEEP! 1 Art A a Club 3 1143-5 pre-M ABE LINCOLN TO SPEAK AT uf' 791 ..,4 ' 1987 GRADUATION W -'sl' SENI 0 R SELE T MOST GULLIBLE STEPHANIE GEER AND KELLY CROY Phyllus Marlene Soller Ph I will remember MHS for: flndlng out who my true friends are thanks guys for never glvlngmgp en mel Seeing onnie's house for t flrst time, the many talks with Bubba on the bus, blke rides with Robin Prom 86 and the limos, Spring break in Florida Thanks mom! working on the eerbook Btn street, K-Marting, but mos ol all 3 great years wlth my best friendJlm Actlvltles Basketball 1 2 3 Capt. 4 Student Council Preeldent 3 4 Treasurer 2 Repre- sentatlve 1 National Honor Societal! President 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Edltor4 Math 1, Cholr 1 Girls' Ensemble 1 Glrle State Delwte 3 Offlce Worker 4 Football Homecoming een 4 Nor' --0 I I Q. I df' Steven Lewis Spurling Steve I wlll remember MHS for: Prom, after gram, grad nite at Kings Island, my blo II uddlas, Beth's graduation party, and all the great tlmes wlth Chris, An rea. and San ra. but especlally for belng with Beth my junior and senlor years. Actlvltles: Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Bend 1 Wind Ensemble 2, A'v'-'FY' Diane Susan Stearns Dee Dee I will remember MHS for: all the fun tlmes l had wlth rm frlends. Most of all, I will remember HS for meeting Roy my freshman year and all the special tlmes we shared throughout my senlor year. Actlvltlesz Marching Band 1, 2, 3 W W Band 2, 3 concert 88051 'II Seniors Jason Edward Stlth Jason Gregg Stephen Stoneburner Stoney I wlll remember MHS for: four great years of wrestling and band. I will also remember all my teachers and great friends. Aetlvltles: WrestllngJ1 , 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1. 253, 4INlnd Ensem le Band 1. 2. 3, 4 see.,,f -:Y ', Cheryl Ann Streng 'Cheryl I will remember MHS for: the momlng crulees wlth Nlcele, Mlk's Fl'. the wil times with Wendy, my dlscusslons about llfe wlth Nicole and all we learned from them. And all the wlld tlmes ln Mr. Jack's cess. Activities: IOE 3, 4 ' C'?EWf ' F ..,'i'... - ' it Sheri Strickland Sheri r. f l Theresa Elizabeth Thompson ll3sa!l l will remember MHS for: the teachers who were dumb enough to trust me, 2 a.m. at my house, Radnor, all the ln- slde lokes, all my 'wlId parties. trip to London. TPing, omecoming '86, the great friendships l've made, and the great tllmres with my two best buddies Jill and o . Activities: Cheerteadlng 2 National Honor Socie- 3r3VlcePresldent4C olr1,2.3MathClub1, 2. , 4 Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Girls' Glee 1. 2, 3 Volleyball Stat 1. 3, 4 Track Stat 2 Girls' state 3 Yearbook staff 4 London Trip 1 ,,- ffx Connie Lynn Stults Connie l will remember MHS tor: growing up with Amy, A 8- C Hauling Grandview. reaklng dancing with Pam, volleyball, the drag club, b o ll buddies, survival training, driv- ing Robln's car, selling ads with Tam, reading Phyllis' m nd, Kgarbook workroom, stud wars, and my st friend Steve, NR '85, Don't forget to Smile! Activities: Vollvball 1, 2, 3 softball 1, 2 wrestl- lngStat1.2,3 earbookStatt3.4 'UN W- 'wk' Y-.49 Anthony David Tignor Tl99Y l will remember MHS for: All the fun times I had with Mr. B. and Mr. Tron. l will also remember lt tor all the wild parties I went to and the even wilder girls. Activities: OWE 4 A 1 I 'I-riff' Robin Rene Teets Robin l will remember MHS tor: all the valuable friendships l gained, unforgettable times with USB ifl 6 gf8BI1mObll6, my y88f- book buddies: Connie, Phyllis, Pam, and Teresa, my bio ll buddies. the four fish, and especially for sharing my iunior and senior years with Tony, the greatest friend I could ask tor. Activities: Track 1. 2 Basketball 1 Choir Ensem- ble 1 GM 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council Representative 2 Vice President 3 Secretary 4 French Club 1, 2 fiffn X A Sherry Renee Thompson Ilcheril l wlll remember MHS for: all the great times ln Senior lOE and Shorthand, going skating with Tron's class. and for Mr. Jack a ways being there. But most of all, for all mb great friends, especially my best - ichelle who really care , lis- tened, and was understanding. Activities: Volleyball 1, 2, 3 IOE 3, 4 '-'gl rv Y SENIOR SELECT: MOST TALKATIVE DAWN SMITH AND KELLY COVERT Seniors Tl Kristy Kaye Trees Trees l will remember MHS lor: the volleyball two-a-days and track practices that made us better athletes and better people, cruising, midgets, coaches, teachers like Mrs. Cary, Mr. Junker, and Mrs. Biehl, who tried to keep learning alive, Mrs. Qroat, and all the special times with my special friends who stuck with me and made school an un- predictable adventure. l would also like to thank my family for their support. Activities: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3 Latin Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Buckeye Girls' State 3 r I Q. ' i , . A f gg. 'f , i am i' A f Robert Matthew Vogt Roberto l will remember MHS for: all the friends i've made over the years, like Doug, J.L., J.L., and D.H. l'll always remember Mr. Kreis, fat drawer and all the wisdom he poured upon me. Ozzy '86, Triumph and Hagar. But most of all l'll remember Amy Susan Woods and all the things we've shared. Activities: Football 1,2 'll QL Seniors SENlOFl SELECT: MOST SPlRlTED ANDREA LEE AND DIRK KRAUS Jeffrey Robert Walkup its-'efftl l will remember MHS for: 6th and 'lth period with Mr. Jack and Mr. Croy talks and advice from Mrs. Biehl, rhunt row in Phcysics, 4 years in the DQ with Razor, her work in the senior play, and all the great teachers over the last 4 years. Activities: Math Club 3. 4 Catse e 3, 4 Editor 4 French Club 1. 2 Senior Class Fzlay Yearbook 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Laura Lynn Ward Laurie I will remember MHS for: giving me the best lunch table buddies everl I will never forget the London trlp, Florida Trip, Sw ng Choir, Mrs. Cary, Mr. Junker, and of course, my math buddy, Kristi. Thanks forthe wonderful memories. Activities: SwingJChoir 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Math Clu 4 Latin Club 1, 2 School Play Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 1 .aa t lr Judd Dodge Tressler Whitey great other had Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 Capt. 4 Basketball 1, 2. Baseball 1 Math Club 4 . dp. -.a-'A'f- , X. AX, ., ,i , Angela Kay Warren l ie! I Activities: Cosmetology 3, 4 Ei ' aw .JJ .,,f? XX if , , ,, Scott Edward Weaver Weiner I will remember MHS for: football 8. baseball my freshman year, two of the greatest friends: Tony and Stephen and our long laughs! Sleep outs at my house, concerts, road trips to Marion the lake and especially the great times with that one special girl I met my Soph. year. Tracy. Activities: Football 1 Baseball 1 !,,,Af Clarence Martin Williams Martin I will remember MHS for: all the good times with my friends, and for the times I left Mr. B's Industrial Arts class to go out for breakfast and the parties with Joe, Ron, and Doug, Activities: 0wE 4 Aww was Vickie Lynn White Skeety Bug l will remember MHS for: coming here my senior year and growing closer to my old friends Gary, Cindy. and Missy. Most of all l gained a terrific sister, Wendy idon't forget Ol' Nellyl Oh yah! l can't forget the guys picking on me in study Hall! Good uck everyone! N1 'Tv' Kristi Sue Wietelmann nKriSrr I will remember MHS for: placing 2nd in the W. VA. Swing Choir Competition, placing 2nd in State Fair Cheerleading Competition '86, Miler City Hawaiian Par- ty, Football Homecoming '86, the 8th grade gang, Stud Wars, the great riendships with Kel and Trez, and a I the special times with Jim. Activities: Softball 1 GAA 1, 2 French Club 1, 2 Chorus 1, 4 Swing Choir 3. 4 Football Homecoming Court 4 Cheerleading 1, 2 Capt, 4 National Honor Society 3 Sec. 4 T. ,Tv 73 i SENIOR SELECT: CLASS ROWDIES HEATHER BRUCE AND JOE CULLMAN ' 0123+ ' stegnrik JA: AY ,J Joseph Alan Wilkerson Razor I will remember MHS for: the summer trip to the orient with GC and all the great friends l've met, four ears of basketball practice, and shadow boxing with the wall my senior year. Activities: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Drafting Club 4 :mfg ! Troy Doulglas Wilson ll ro!! I will remember MHS for: golf all four gears. my trip to state as an individual in ' 6, all the wild times with Dan and the crew and especially meeting Cindy. Activities: Golf 1, 2, 3,4 Seniors :ii 'W my Melinda Sue Wycolt Melinda Activities: Choir 1, VCA 3, 4 - Wi-va... ,erik ji:-5 li Rob Wyse Rob I will remember MHS lor: going the wrong wa P senior years, going to concerts, cruising London with Kevin, Bean, and Matt, Senior class play, several road trips to Columbus, skipping study halls and get- ting caught. having my car door kicke in, getting pulled over for curfew twice in one week, the skating rink experience, con- tact basketball with Flick, and all my special friends. Activities: Basketball 1 Senior Class Play 4 Ten- niziisd Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Ensemble Band 4 I.. y on a one-way street, the midnight - s lash, playingjennis my iunior and Penn Sue Yoakam OO-B88l ' lwlll remember MHS for Mrs O rl , : . beinbe- ing there to help me through the hard times that I gave her. Teresa Brannah f my best friend. To the friends that I will miss, and the rest of the people l've known. Activities: T-Shirt Factory Tecumseh Work SchoolSt0re Midori Yoshida MIdOl'I I will remember MHS for: Kind teachers. ood friends, watching basketball and ?ootbalI games, and Swingers Unlimited. I will miss Ohio. .f, 1- . f Lucy Young Lucy-Bell l will remember MHS for: All the rowdy times I had with the gang: Laurie, Tina, Anita, Trisha. and Wendy, Working with Mr. Shirer, all the juicy gossip sessions with the gang, all the fun times in FFA, But the most treasured memories were spent with the best boyfriend anyone could ever have Erin H. Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3 Junior Clerical Senior IOE FFA Queen 1987-88 'ii Seniors W' it lnes Marla Zabarain Hines!! I will remember MHS for: One unforget- table year in which I got to meet lots of people, for all the Funny Times because of my foreign language. reading classes with And , Study Hal at the omputer room andy those times trying to find candy bar sellers with Barbl. Rodney P. Ziegler Hot Rod l will remember MHS for: all of the good times and bad, having the best friends ever. ,WX Duane Young UD Y lr l will remember MHS for: All of the special friends l've made and all of the Great times l've had in Swing Choir and FFA, Getting out at lunch, Partying and Cruis- ing, But most ol all the road trips and good times l've had with my best friends eremy, Shane, and Doug. Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Vice Presi- dent 3 Swing Choir 4 lx 1 . 4, - ,s :fx Valedictorian Sr. Class President Kristy Trees Phyllis Soller NGLLVHGVHS L L86 Qi-1 erintendent Pepple addresses the class. 6 Mr. Pleasant presents the class to the Board of Education V A U .J 9 ,. -Q 5 Y ar v ' . X X 5 '-W 4. s Q , - ' tt'td f - . ' 'K M91 1'3 T x Q U y- 441 lift' . -., - STQBN. 5 .1 - - Q- , z a! Hg. - .L A A 4 1 if f ? Alumni Graduation 153 115411 ef ll Class Officers: Vice President: Beau Michael, President Shannon Cotter Secretary Chris Kelso Treasurer Kelly Fleming This year the juniors enjoyed working on the football-homecoming float with the theme Walt Disney. As spring rolled in, long hours and extremely hard worked paid off when the prom Mo- tion Pictures was a success. The juniors would like to thank the ever-so talented Mr. Kreis and Mr. Neihaus, the supervisor, for making it the best prom ever! x I X ' a , You've got to have Friendsl ff Kgrol Argo Q. R. Pam Arth L BUSH BGKOI' Trina isvx , 1 MIKS Behfsns Brenda 6 JUNIORS 1 'lr 1 Tv K ,. B nngy Q ,5 Bm IYA , 'gxtmxl 4 Q w x H .EX ' 3 Jennifer Bemardo Andy Biggs Lori Biggs Blumenschein Laura VICKI BOITOY for as 'W ' f Q 'our ,bf ,f V Bm Le John Brannan 1 , , '4 3 51 3 Ui 2,1 i Jeff Brown Effie Burkard M Terri Bushong Dusty Cannean 1 Paul Cemy Becky Channell James Cole Debbie Combs Q J eh. B. .Q . , R, 2 ,I 'W st Amy Boles Maria Bowen Dean Bressler ma y , ' N' ,X .J N X ff' 1 Scott Combs . ,,.f .. Q - - x. ' X 1 Chuck Contizano Diane Copeland Paul Cordell Shannon Cotter 4,37 004 .. uf, Q! , ,L arling Davlsson Kim Dobbin Kathleen Dodge .8 Matt Davis 6- r Shawn Davis ,Q 'X be ,, 0,55 'X s..l gb Kim Lanita Eastman Sherri Edwards Stephanie Edwards Nicole Elmore Class of 88 Tina Dunkle Tammy Easterda Q Q, Mike Coutts IO' Taoey Davis 'C' ,X ,. 'tfh if Dan Dennis R.. .. Ere.. ,.-,, .-A Js.h e V., I Melissa England T157 -5- YT yx James Www' Jeff Feucht Cheryl Fmch ,e Q-rf JBITUB FI'8l'ICiS SN. . ,L A We 1 Q wg Q-A Russell Gilbert .6 Jill Graves Dave Evans Kel Fle ing h wan- q ge .5 . 1 - X ax .-Q 'w-7' X x Klux A '1 I G I BradGiIbert tb 5. e' I ff - .,. Dan Gl'8h8m Loren Green Grieble Heather Guthrie Carol Haueisen Charlie Havnes 1 ! John Homan Josie Honaker John Pat Harley Jackson Missy Johnson 1 W A . . 1, , 5 Qsfgv, , ' uw.- r J mes Haendinges Brent Harbold Harkness M y -1 . ,,,, -. g 1,-,n K bf f,-.: vii., ,. , N X 1- -1 X' if if Debra Henault Jon Herron I racey I-mer fry, r Q fp . ff' X' If . isifl fli, ff 'Q ,' ,1 fluff 'A mo...-J 1 In nsxmis-'IE xxx '- ,-zffff' Eric Howard J6ff HOFFIB 1 s+a....,,, Kim Jodie Hyland J ieh 'N . -Sri Q1-me ' ' , O Qi 1 'lx L Q 1. WC J ii? ' . Joe Jones Tim Jones Ken Kaufman CLASS OF 88 159 Lacie KGIISV ive Ar' Karen 39' X Jeannie Kmse 9' S. A z uf , Trisha Lane wg? ,,.,,, 7 M 3 ,, 4 , Jason Lusson JUNIORS Chris Kelso ,,. Chris J W ii: ss. , he '-was 'few John Kelso Kristine Kessler Missy Kirk 45:7 6 '14 T 'i . .Eiga X dh Meike Xl' A fs John Kunkier Julia Lagneaux Mark Lamb lfrfi V f,1' , A I 1 ' K ' V1 K 3 , . W 4 .va 1-Q. - '13 M Q , fi , -ll' fh '-W i' 'Q A X x N N J 9 , . Xwwffkhi w A V' Jody Lee Vickie Legge Lisa Lowry ' b i M y qw ,. 4 4. Q: ' ff' 4 4 J W ? ,, .5 v A J X .,,L. ' .. i J 5 J is 12 lm is as I 1 w Jason Manville Brian Markle Wendy Mathers Tyler Mathys ,W--v' will ss L ' ls- L ln.. Yukiko Matsumura Steve Meredith Rachel Moore I ,mg Ron is N ws. ,l Marc McGinnis Eric Se Fl 53? 5' X I' On Q. Med 1 KN dl6S Mark Merriman Beau Micheal David Miller Melissa Morgenstern 4 1 ' x , . Charlie t6 .Wy , M f 9 Av : M , M ix ' ,Q , - .X K ,..- 'M 'HB I ,, . J' . X M , Q H, muxi me a W :U , ' ,. ' gs! ' i'22m , A f i ' ff W A X Amie Mullis Myers Q0 vw 1'im Jon Nichol I f Riisty Miller M C0 Margaret Myers Soott Noland CLASS OF 88 3 161 JLJNIORS ,vs se 19 Q , 5 A ' TriciaO'C0nn0fs is af K Oliver Brooke Oren Debbie Osbome J-w i fu ' 1 Q ,, f. 2 so 1 I Jenni Pack Bill Pierce Scott Plnson Brian Posing Rachel in Porter Lisa Printz Charies Ramey Brian Rausch R8USCh J8f'lnif6l' RSUSCII 5' ar. if e mm' Aiiixf , Lana Rausch Marty Rausch Luana Ream Kris Rector Kelly Reed NM f..1'40- B601 RBBSGI' ROUBTBI' A Mike Rosebrook Ron Rice 'N Q., f g ya bib. A Roush L Q J. I R E. -Xp, .W M4 A Sh6il8 SBITIS gc SCh6fd8f8f 'Q , fffl Nine 2 L44 Yuki Sawabe ' '19 Julie Schneider go 1 I xt' 'X TOITI Rf0h8l'dSOfl CHFROH Root Wendy Sanford Dave Kara Schwadersr CLASS OF 88 6 JUNIOFIS Lance Shaffer Beth 'fun' Ted Shirk J .w, --J Shuler 90 lx K Barb Shirk Smith Reba Smith X, To x Jackie Spurgeon , 'k.'f5f5iifA7 SE Swackhammer ,, V ,X xx - .W X M Mark Tillman Mike Todd C254 Bev Shlrk gif, - Mall Smith ivy Niark Steeleu M Joe Stenger i 4,7 K VT, . Jon Taylor Cf 7 Noelle Tong Mark Vermillion 'Q -in rv- v., X gr' ' Q.. 5X,.:, A ,492 R N-:r.-1.41 Neil Vollrath Monica Ward Keith Watson Barb Weaver Webb sf Q, 45 F M ,qv- xi 5 Qeei M fi Amy Westlake Bridget Whitt T Wi eke Q. x,- FQ? ills ' f'l I Y l 'N ,x x -- ,..-.. lf-1. X .l '- . Connie Williams Mike Williams Wendy Williams Winter Mike Wood ELL I rg Aa-X 'I N Chris Woodson Matt Woodson Anita Young Brian Young CLASS OF 88 mx 716 5 SOPHOMORES With our first year of high school behind us, we entered our sophomore year with great expectations and the goal to make the sophomore class recognized as the best of all the M.H.S. classes. Things started off well as several class members got together to construct a float for homecoming at M.H.S. Everyone should remember the Fly to Victory theme with Dumbo soaring over the hopeless foe. Enthusiasm and class spirit continued as the sophomores tackled a series of projects designed to increase the treasury for the prom of 1988. Sophomores definitely led the way in school spirit when the class sponsored Spirit Week during basketball season. First we had everyone who wanted to show their school spirit wear their clothes backwards. Next the enthusiastic sophomores had clash day where all clothes had to clash - the wilder the better. Finally, the week ended with a tradi- tional Red and Blue day to show the spirit that spreads through the halls of M.H.S. All in all the sophomores planted the seed of success for a future that is full of promise. S l , l Sophomore Class Officers: President- Kelly Cotter, Vice President- Sabrina Woo Schulze d, Secretary - Michelle Rausch, Treasurer - Christina l su S fu, ' X' 'll Sophomores Z4wlwlllll'luH ' H655 CLASS OF 89 v. s 6. ,, Q D. J. Adams Rhonda Adkins Bryan Allegroe A , 1 vb k D I K Debby Alloway Angela Amrine Joseph Anderson I FF A 0-3 do 0 Michael Andrews Carrie Arnold John Asbury at 'H - 1. I . ii s-...K - ,ew K ' . -1+ , W - f FS ' 3 2 -' ' 'wifi' -5 x D V. j nism',,'g in lt, Amy Bankes Dawn Barker Troy Bames 4'-. on Brad Black W '35 ,. 1, ask A few i S A . K .. 'ii .. I vi , ..,,, C Stacey Bollack JerryAlIen if A 5 , ix 0 S f ,, C V Michele Anderson ShBfll'lOI'1 Baldwin I , Christian Barnett Cinda Blessing Craig Born :i!EQjE:I Lisa Amop Stewart Anderson Bill Baldwin S :. Sharla Beck w e Qi' 1 1 l Y' ,p ,U 4 A g .1 l x ll ' i un , 1-.xi X 1 M1 iv 'QW Rifldy Blumenschein Q esswwmf 6 .Q Y Lori Bowersmith S df Q '. I 2 ' Jon Ballard Shelley Balslgor 1 X 9 X Q t ... A - NN- Q ' . im- was - 3 V ' S fs 1 1 in Stephen Biehl Stacy Birchlield bmw 95 LAST E51 Sophomores 1 SOPHOMORES W! +. K g . 43 K - Q- we .4 - W T A L B X . A ,X , , A 4 . . Q 'of 'K f'v ' 4 'vw fg 6-L, 'C f . . ' . I, .fr 7-' . . . 5 K 1 . N f, K. if W no Q t ' n . .Z , x ' x .I . A X .Y ' y .. N 1' v A D t I X . A - K W M X, 1 B f I . . S - C Alicia Boylan Matt Brenzo Carrie Brown Stacy Brown Ray Burke Shilo Bums Lora Bush W Usa Callahan f - Q w Derek Camerlengo PatCerny Q Q 0. .ig S mx. N VX x . x QN X Marcella Clark Vs' gl' ... 1 D , 6 W . Q . KimCollier 5 ig 2--f' -...X 45. Kerry Conrad X vt qx V in r ' Keith Cooper Kevin Comell Heather Corrao Kelly Cotter 'll 6 Sophomores A ii X l . 3 w Renee Davis h 6 '- .-x 'mv Dlana Bushong 1 Dante Camerlengo Melissa Cantrell l Tlllanl Chapman ' S A N S Q.. 1 Ginger Coleman Steve Day -1871156 Dean DeeDeeDunkle 1 :., ' .. Q I L , - l I MattEvans Teresa Franklin x f , lllgwf '- NI. ll Q fl! Tammy Divito 4 , .f ffl- .f 2 - .Mg 1-vsfwg N 'X 3 for Deanna Eaggleston Q S' - 5-. m ' ' in .3 ,T z . ' . ' . Y Michele Fnthman 1 Julie Friend Q 3 . t as 5, X4 lk .v l KBUWIB Dohnal -X .. -, . z1x.s.. l . N , I K ' s 1 TBmafa i l g., as ZR ' V o f 3- ' ' K , N Tiffany Feenslra JennlferGiIbert ,. . f.. 5 an QI f fi, KX A UsaGroen , : -, 1 D. in -. fe ChristyGroves CLASS OF 89 3' I ll 34. F , Q ' tri, x.f f BI'lanD0l1 I . 'fl 9' ' 3. Q' ' 15 Q' wh N sam Estep Mark Fletcher aamgyt' C LF Terry Giles Amycnffnn 1.7 5 Shad Guy X no , I Candy Dunkle Laura Evans Q A 5 L vnl.f. X F .-.Y .l Laura Floyd Q ,lf 1f,F 1 551 - ' gif., F X o lv vi 5. ' A X j Kelly Glassbum qv-v Duane Grooms i M '- V '- on ' iv Q , 'L '-1 I K f Matt Hagans N Q 2. S, Y. m . N f X X 2 2 5 1 l A. Thomas Forman Rose Foster ' ' l ll RY 1 MlkeG00dwlrl JlmGoss Sophomores 1 C53 SOPHOMCRES ,,,,.....--'ff Sean Hall Travis Hall Dennis Hamilton Eric Hanselman Amy Harbold Ray Hashman Brad Hatcher Clifford Haynes Dqnlse Henault fi SOPHOMORE QFFICERS and REPRESENTATIVES km. ,HX 1 Sophomores , .ts A Brian Hutchins AmyJobe Medohna Kelly Garett Luke x , in f N. l 1 Qt ,, f A -QL 5 Becky Hutchins Scott Jobs Xqpa ks . i 5 uw' Jed Kiss Mellisa Lycans CLASS OF '89 , I xk.N ffl ' ' BrendaJackson . Vk, - ir.: ' 3'Ns'. Q sw E J , CQ KellhJ0neS 2 James Kreis , W. 3 v f+. , Q Heather Lyndon R X Wi Jeanne Mathews l ,Nil Clarissa McDonley 1..- K 1 is Jennlter James 5- .1 ' D Mun - ' S Sean Keams Jennifer Leslie 7'- Davld Marquis .uh 5 I z X up Clndy McCabe 1 f - A Q -I ff ' ,if ' Bllllewlo McLem0re 1-- .RN N. iz A. As. x 'A v Robert J9flefS vo -Q? 7' y . H--x at .xYttz1Xx 2 Belh Keller f 5- 1 . Q l ' f MlCh89l LOCkl'l8f1 ' S- : n Jack Marshall Carolyn McDonald u- J I Todd McQueen M nm 'xx' U-r on :0 . . var ' ' 4 5 K .3 X git: Ed LOWS Kevin Lucas N, ix I Jay Martin Marcus Matindale Sophomores SOPHOMORES .wwe fi ' 1 ' y 4- 0 NM, .gbu ,fs ' Q-- Q s F x-if Q 5 L 1 I U X 1' Peter Meier Christa Miller Trisha Miller Shelley Miller Frank Millington Marcella Mohler Kim Morris X l '- Jeremy Mullet Karen Myers r pp- 4 TL? s Jolene O'Brien l 1 I lx ! .E ' MA Richard Organ I e 'l -.4 Jenine Padovano Doug Page Leah Palestrant Velvet Park Teresa Parr Eric Parthemer April Peterman Q G 0 J 1 M m 'L P '3 W., . 5 tk 4 A John Morse , A ,yr 'M I x f ' x S Amy Myers Tonya Nicol Mike Olshefski Sabrina Ormeroid lu .- Jim Petzinger X ZW. Q 'T ' -,. X K u. Joe Plarr Richard Phillips L-3 Melissa Porter Tron Price di , . is ' 'I Ed Flausch Margo Rausch lin We 51 x X ,, N ,J 'W YY- i 1 S CLASS OF '89 4 Brel Poland Rodney Poling Rachel Porsche! s 8 l W. , 7 Jim Rafter Sheila Raines Bonnie Flausch ! Melissa Rausch Michelle Flausch Tracy Rausch vt RNC' 5 Q8 iz' NK Q Q N 0 N A S' f I' I 'R 1, is fb xl . . N X X . Shelly Roo! Chris Rupert 5 i e x N 3. . fp. 1 Sherrie Sawyer Gregg Scheiderer Kris Scheiderer Dan Schell Christina Shulze Shawn Sellers Stephanie Sergenl ...ef sl 5 l S. ,Q ,, X- l N X Trayci Sherwood Rob Shifler Brian Shoemaker . , I x -ai... Q . 1- EY Iiififf K 1 .1 - X Chris Shoffner Shelly Shuler Jefl Siders Sophomores 1 W SOPHOMORES X ' 4' X O , bk is: 5 f - A. 1 Xe v ' Xft' ' ' axe .. -f : X A me X 0 L ki. X- . x , Z Q A. S X ' 'T X Q' f' . X ' 1- X E 31 ,KK K Y I -n K r H! Carrie Simpson Nanena Simpson Rick Simpson Sherry Slmpson Tanya Slmpson Tracy Simpson Chad Slnes WIII Slone Q X ..- Kgilh Snydq' Jeffsplres gs J -'Ca ' 1 934 X . , ly 4' f nooenspares -IilISPur1ln9 Andy Signing James Steams X ,::.4b:,. Q.-.rx X Krista Stlllings Mike Stires 1 Sophomores Jeanne Strong Q-1 'M ., Dale Swwm X X 'W Xa 9 .T n Q.. v a X sis W , 5 mx,- 1 f Janell Taylor Ralph Taylor Shane Tayiof Sean Thompson Chris Timmons Christine Ulferman Alarlc Van Dam S Jeremy Vest John Voiles V3 5 K s--- J -tg e ,' il ' 1 Doug WHHBYDBKB' JUSUH wlfd Jamie Wood Sabrina Wood CLASS OF '89 Rachael Varon Janice Walkup Y ix 1 - A Shannon Weldon Amy wooas 'rneu Yeager Kelly Young I Tracey Vermillion Michelle Verstrate xr 1 ,aug 0 Ali David Wall Paula Wallace 1 23' 1 J .F X v Q 2 4 3 ,Q :ite 3 . x.X,A Jah Wilkerson Amy Wllllems Laurie Wlnlers Melissa Wolford gs X Chad Worstel Fred Young f 5325553533 .vs V X I -,. . Q 14' .2 . ls, 5 up I Ronald Young Eric zoiaak 95 Sophomores 'ii 7 TF!!! A Year of Striving for Goals This years freshmen started out with high spirits, nervousness and many goals to strive for. Their first goal was to build the best homecoming float, and with a lot of hard work and fun they won the first place trophy. The next goal on their list was money raiser for their Junior Prom in 19893 they raised over S2000 by selling candy. The class of '90 looks for- ward to three more suc- cessful years of high school: hoping and knowing that they will be as good as their first. 7 6 Freshmen fll 4 ,elf lf Vice President - Neil Baker: Secretary - Carla Ganglulf Treasurer Brashearsg President- Rachel Deck ws i Am' Q' nf f fled' ov- ., . -- ' 4 if ' t B -fo Y xl? t - tif 1 , ' ' X ,4 Q 4 xv! Y . A 1 - . f ' n ' fl' I i .T ., I X Beaux Alexander Frances Alltop Amy Anderson Clinton Anderson Kathleen Andrews Tim Asbury Neil Baker Q 1 9 J, I ' Af ef 'J it JOSGDYI 3351161500 5 Steven Bankes T L A I cr K f' ' X J N K 6, r 9 , 9' Q ' Q , , 1 X xi I! lv BX '. X Aft .f Q School Daze Sherry Bard , Brian Barker I ' Q. , ie . uf - ' ve -i . . A,-ei 11.1. Raymond Bames 7, + ,ar X -W 2 if Vi' Q. , x ,X V L Q. as' -Q i- 7, 5 A - :Hu Andrea Beach Damon Blngman y i,?t.,,: A K nz V7 L'rt - Ml 3 1 S? ' f 'L A Sri ' ' ' K ... fi' 5 -' Angela Blessing Brian Blount Tricia Blumenschein Patrick Bemett .Q Andy Benz Erlc Bischoff ,., W.y. rig Q If Q P A Z 3 Q ii fig -,,, L' , ' I 5 inn ' y , , ' A ' E AA . ,A , 1 yt . 1 . 1 --' f 1 VW J N ' V s N X. Ll i 'N x- l Kenneth Boehm Allen Boerger Libby Boggs Troy Bollmann Freshmen 1 x Q ' ,N ' ' ' f T.,n ,' rrQg' 3 1 1 + is - ' , rj, , Q., 1' V rf.,-: ,-'v ' A ' if 4-rw 7. J,,,, U v 4- y-g.'..a- VR? Q rf. il? any Lori Britton un' wiv' 5 it Mitch Branham ,ly an 0 -vi Chris Bruce J . L , -..-f Scon Cardone Mike Carpenter Josh Carter wr' Chris Coates Melanie Coder Freshmen as , . . ,Q 4 'wi Kevin Cornell O Tony Bosslth WZ Shelley Brashears J 1, Shawn Brehm ,sm fr Chns Coakley K f 'v -v v- A . ' L , ' J me ssrr Jason Bumganner Phil Burkard John Bushong . , J ig -1 I Pam Cemy Jenny Clemens Mike Cline Z W , V ., J as J ' ' u J ,- , Brenda Combs Ray Combs Kevin Cordell IA My . A . I Q, 6 - S . 1 Z iv' , W., ,I Chad Coutts Nicole Cox , ,Q y . V i J K-iIL'Tf, I M: ,rf X x Q i I J Maltbague . A ' ' nf l ix X 5 ,Ay 1 K W 1 FLA A ii as H . . . W , M A D- Q A ri K Q I . 1. f x Y' 1 X i xx X , K -4' ll I r 54 3 .1 Linda Dale Daniel Davis Cassie Dean Rachel Deck John Dixon Becky Drumm Larry Durst N . .,, 5 Xa 4. I 9. + 'A i ,gig If 1 Tracy Easterday wi v Doug einen of! Nathan Edwards Brad Eifich , K rl W ' V 1? Sonya Evans EricaEvans if -Q r - or fffemrs-,-J:n'l fx .--efwf ' ' ' V Y rf- vvi is-7 4 -9- , we-,K .- L MikeFarmer William Evans V x K 3 ,Q x D . ,V ' git, 'V X 'J . .lr , --J Amy Flshbaugh 'J 5- ' . Q Q W 'ff 1. I. -' 3 7 - . 1 ' il, X An..- ' 1 Angie Fowler Teri Fox John Frazier Chris Frederrcn Kristen Gaben Carla Gangluff Alan Floyd - A 4. AL. Tv ., P liikign Slephen George Freshmen 1 7 X Chrissy Haendigas Aff? ' UsaHammond RandyHa Michelle Hll Dv f Q ,H-tb, Usa Gray in f f fa , 2 4 YE f fr M J K W' 'F' it 1 F Q Mike Hagans ft , ' 4. 5 JodyHenaun Amy mom A ,, vi ' , 121' --ww ,,,,f, ,,WW uf , , Q I l M AVV. ,tw X, . Heavier lmh0f1 1., ,, , ,M J. .fm . A a o- - Q A 4 'br GD Freshmen Wayne Graves Shane Greene H H --mfg . I -.fmai H, g f as -t ,.,g'wWi5?q f Jane Hall K ,ef isilsgfi-wijs V 'V ,A 'N , k H. , A f Melissa Hendricks Tarasa Holoy H in JIM!! ISBN!! . , fjiigw fiff e fr Vvlx .arm ,H M A 6 Q Nsooneaeffrsy ia Julia Groves y ygb Jerry Hamilton 35 XX 5 f ' A -uw ,-Q , 5' Iaiwmmfiadf X4 4 V Joe Hammond X - . A ,: 10 fx , ' XA, , ' 1 :NC 0 3 Annette Hensley Angela Heniot Jon Hershberger an ,ff-7 2.3 .1 gr if 355' 'X an K ,hk 'A' Q - 4' 5 Bo Honaker Flon ltnyre came Hoopes x'4 Q' wi t fA L. 5 1, 4 Y. 4, - 1 by , - ' pw A gf ' -fd . 'L' 'S' L., l , -, L - .- 1 ' L . ,rr , ,,, . V11 ' SAX 5 1 -15X f' Jacque Jobs Lisa Johnson Paul Jones Byron Jones Mike Jordan Tammy Judd Kellie Kalp A ., V P, as , -Q x X , N- i . . WX' Y: 1,55 ,Tl , 1' 4.?f f1'L V x ' ' e ' l Jenny Kesler Chris Keating Mk 1 M WWW? M K We , TammyKelley h 4' o f 1, S srepnanse Kinne me W 4-0. ' lull L 'Q me L ' jf, , 5 ZSXVJ WL Y if 1- f 9 i yy Matt Kraus Jerry Lawarra f-- f' Ni Q9 ' X 'L sa Jamie Lee Jodi Leo xr!! . rm. . ,,.,! 5 ' .. f., V 'w J 4 , s 1 ' ' ' Y X 2 RYHU U90 What 8 flilil Ffi8hdS Forever RBQIN 4-9mm'WS Q ,. ,,.W . if . L., . H .4 rao' K, K or auru W? L 'Q an 0- 5' L-. Q.. It , C l , 4 I 4 2' 1 1 I, ,LN ,. Q, in xg Y . - . 4 , 1'-v N'- H zr- j k x T , V X 1 , ' 7 ' ' Q' I X X I mx I 4 A Kevin Levings Paul Lime Q Jason Lockwood Dawn Love Joe Loveland Jeff Low Aaron Lowe Freshmen 1 i 'H-f' j 4042 flzf ,lv , , .llj W 9? r l Chris Luke f i 2 fl . 4 M, 'iff 3 K , . A XXX. - t ,., jf L ' Laura Mapes Debbie Marquis ui , 6 r . 'gif A , 1 if 'if' af n , in I Jenny Mathers Laura Mathys Angela McClain I 1 on , -ui Craig Miller Ty Miller Jon Minard Paula Moen I J 1 2 Freshmen Eric Mullet , , Shelly Myers Ed Neate .iff af, m' f Vo .2 Angie Parrott James Parrott Mp 1 N. are r I Steve Paver Michelle Martin IL ' Y -'wr-1 L ,X 49 ' A f ' ' , .M I '4 ' sf -....- llyj 9 LeAnn McKinley Andy Mickley j 'l j' fi . 1, 4 . ,. I 1 , ' . f., --f 1 'YQ 1 M , , , A Jason Moore Rhonda Morris , fi ' '4 4'r f .. I if , A W 1 59242 ! ' - I f- . L 1 l - 4, 2- . a. S' , . - M-D N X N Rhonda Nelson Darcy Neyman ' , I-rg. :T if A N f, ,,. Aaron Parthemer P 1,3 Robert Mosher X ' -st I - ,,. -of ' W! I Kr 'Q Chris Peake Mike Peck Dawn Petrovia Jamy Plan Jenny Picklesimer Matt Pierce for r W Um Rardin Michelle Rees 11 X v mepnanie Y -. . . ,Q Tina Marie Af 4, f 1- ad J0hn Rister X- il 5 I'- 'B 7 Steven Roush Roy Roychoudbory Michelle Rutledge Jenny Salyer Greg Scheiderer Rick Schelderer X George Pyers Brent Reed F if Q1 Barbie Renerer .wr 11 R' 1 . , l , . Doug Richardson if - , J 'Ullfixb A122159 . NalhanielRlley Melissa Robinson an U P - ll. John Schlecht Freshmen 8 3--' f S PlRTY'lll '1Y Z you runs: the y 7 Melanleseott ll X E fa 1- EQ 3 X .WF W, Af! S 5 ' mth Wi. T inf? Sean Seoly Brlan Shaller Mlchell Shoemaker 4 Chris Smith Clinton Smith 1' 1, :WL KVVV L .ye I v :Nf Erlc Shope Mark Shumway Aprll Slmeox Melissa Slndalr Anlta Smlth l SS SS ' A 31134 ' yi W W K, f f, mx' W 'lklv if A -f' M' I Vxffk 2 my , - I M441 X y F A Darren Smlth Ellen Smlth Joseph Smith Chad South Aaron Spaln no ,, gyng ' V - . , ,A , .,t,,, V . 'MM It l I A ll-, , V wvopvfy David Brlen Spelcher Richard Splres Amy Stlckel Dale Stldam H l'A 'zh' A A ' V ,S ,er S , S 1 S ' S 'e- of r A , , S 1 ' QSQMA ' , .A V7 U K J, vt Ny 'iZi'g:t :l , 2 S ' l 1 4 Freshmen Mlchael Stllllngs Tonya Stlthem Justin Story Christina Taylor Q F Q Y W X X a SQ ' f b f ,Y . mt A 5' . ' c K K is on s., 'l v- g 'hw Q x ' 0' Q f Q ' 4 -Q I - s X f' -, f f X X 'V ' Y 11 - 4 ' Brenda Terry Rodney Tlgnor Tyler Traucht Angela Vanness Michelle Wade Donnle Wallace Michelle Warren 5- .tl EN' H Blll Waters Mary Weaver Q Tammy wenmg QTY Lf x N rw if ix.. ,335 uv 4-n Wes Watson Chrls Welkle Bemadlne Weatlall oonyel Wllllarns smuy Wllllama A40 is Chad Wlllamson Kevln Wllaon WWW.wA K. my Y -40 fl W fr , ,.. 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BUSINESS MACHINES ' 1 MARYSVILLE, OHIO DATA PROCESSING I 43040 SUPPLIES 2632 MCMANNIS JEWELRY 101 N. Main Marysville, Ohio 48040 Your Local Art Carved Class Ring Dealer HAYES 81 GRAY, INC. Marysville Congratulations Seniors! P f5l3J 644-9995 Drs. Graver 8t Avery Orthodontist Best Wishes Seniors HOME RESTAURANT HOME COOKED MEALS Breakfast - Lunch l Dinner Specials Daily 119 Eas1Fif1h Sl, Mon -Sal 4 30 a m -9 p Marysville. Ohio Closed Su day I M i John Fi. Linscou, ivio. JIM 5. Lois :mesa now s. USA THOMPSON 225 Stocksdale Drive Marysville, ohio 513-642-3881 217 No th M St eel Marys Ile Oh o 43040 2 Good Luck 0 Graduates M Compliments of , -5 Mannasmith-Hale SAVINGS Funeral Home OF 8 AMERICA Marysville as . Ohio Monuments 0 00 000000000000 0 . ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . ' PM 73,15 Station U ' I , skating Mau 0 0 - we .R 0 Shearer-Banks 0 - Ci' ' Insurance ' : Phone: Q Q 642'RlNK 0 0 : 1oo CHARLES mms tsErwEEN YMCA 8. MCDONALDSJ Q Office: c513y 642-3991 Q . ix . . ' : Ufryvgviiegsg 43040 Q 0 0 ' 000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 Cubberly Is There To Share Your Special Times Pictures of ...Teams. Homecoming, Organizations. Prom, Graduation, and Senior Portraits. Good luck to our friends. . .the class of '87. Cululserlli Stuclios creating photographic memories Delaware Marion Columbus 34 S. Sandusky St, 1524 Marion-Waldo Rd. Schrock Rd. 8. Cleveland Ave. 363-3011 389-5956 890-4508 2635 To put a yearbook together ,takes a lot of work and dedication. I feel we've put together one of the best yearbooks MHS has had due to our excellent staff! , There were many changes in this year- book: color on opening pages, a new current events section, more action photos throughout the S book, unity among the sports' sections, plus many other changes. Hopefully, these changes are to your liking as we tried to capture what makes hig school so exciting: friendshigs, pep rallies, Homecomings, Halloween, rom, Gradua- tion, etc. , As ylou leaf through this book, we trust you will ever Say Goodbye to the memories collected on these pages, l S S t tx 42 ' S Pnyuissosier g,sMf.tiSr4i,,p,-lvesrbasrttAdvisor are S1986-87 Editor. r - - lPWS,Seller-tYBta'bQ0KEdie' TAFF IKS .di w.,,:e I? N! 4 ssh' . , . . r r . ,,,, ,. ,,,, t. . ,, l Amy Myers and Sabrina Wood -a Sophomore Sec- m Theresa Thompson and Lori Cornellw- Football. i I I 7 it i, T . tion and Choir' Sabrina 350 did the Cheefleading Boys' and Girls' Basketball, Boys' and Girls' siri S Pages' - YEAR J e f f Walkup and Connie Stults - Ad Section. Jett also did the Cur- rent Events, Art. Home Economics, lndustrialArts, and Hi-Point pages. Con- nie worked on Golf and Track, Social Studies, and Science Sections. ,,, Rhonda Long and Melissa Ballmann -- - Wrestling, Math, Vo-Ag, g F.F.A.andBand. took most of our action Sf , Photos. f' is 2 GD 6 Yearbook Staff Robin Teets and Teresa Nicol -- Senior Section, Baby Pictures, and Senior Class Play. HIV We 'Una Nelninger and Lucy Young -- Sold advertisement? typed, did Junior and Senior Block Sections along with the help of Chris Knisley. l 2 SN 9 'I - 41 55 1 all ' R i K ffaa .A M, Rhonda Ianni - Volleyball, Administration and Guidance, and Library Sections. Donna Andrews - English advertisements. oger Wilburn O u r hotographer rom Cubberly Studio. w Tammy Waning and Michelle Wade - Freshman Section lfirst of all four grades to be completedj. Tb 4-nv Section, sold ' I 1 Susan Crozier and Margaret Daum - Our wonderful typists who put up with typing some pages three or four times. 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