Mason County High School - Ma Co Hi Yearbook (Maysville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

THE YEAR OF THE CROWN MASON COUNTY HIGH RT. 5 MAYSVILLE, KY. VOLUME 21 1981 IN DEDICATION Cheryl Lynn Nichols, a 17 year old senior, lost her life on November 26, 1980. She was a member of the Art Club, Tennis Team and the Band. Cheryl will not be for- gotten by those who shared in her friendship. The Gift of Friendship Friendship is a priceless gift. That cannot be bought or sold. But it's value is far greater than A mountain made of gold. For gold is cold and lifeless It can neither see nor hear. And in a time of trouble. It's powerless to cheer. It has no ears to listen Nor heart to understand. It cannot bring you comfort or reach out a helping hand. So, when you ask God for a gift Be thankful if he sends. Not diamonds, pearls or riches but. The love of real true friends. THE MUNCHKIN SCHOLARS The Home Economics 4 Activities class sponsored nursery school again this year. 32 small children participat- ed, enlightning every teachers day. Activities were planned to take up every spare minute and they covered a wide variety of topics such as, ABC's, Animals, shapes, colors, Hal- loween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and more. They visited the Fire Depart- ment, went Trick-or-Treating through the fieldhouse, had a visit from an Indian, and Santa Claus, and even had a graduation ceremony complete with caps and diplomas. Below: Kelly Thompson (Mrs. Thompson's nephew) Rebbecca Walker (Mr. Chumbler's granddaughter) Racheal Boyd, and Katie Wal- lingford (Mr. Mrs. Wallingford's daughter) pose for a quiet picture. Above: The Munchkins begin graduation by saying The Pledge of Allegiance. 3 SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS THIRD AND BEST HOMECOMING!! On Friday, October 20th, Mason County High School's student body witnessed what seemed to be the best Homecoming ever! The football game was a scream as the Royals beat West Carter in an ex- citing game with the score of 48-6. At halftime, the Homecoming court made their way up the 50 yard line as the crowd became anx- ious to see their 3rd Homecoming queen crowned. The court con- sisted of Tonya Chamberlain with escort Barton Turner, and Lisa Heflin and escort Jamie Pogue represented the freshman class. The Sophomore class voted for Linda Chouinard with escort Sammy Welch and Leigh Hackney with Ron Kimble. Michelle Simms es- corted by John Brannen, and Glenda Heminger escorted by Jeff Gillespe were the juniors on the court. Running for Queen were Tonna Truesdell escorted by Jeff Cracraft, Becky Foster with escort Trent Hamilton, Sandy Jones with David Orme, and Debbie Adamson with escort Jeff Lytle. Anticipation came to a peak as Duane Faris announced the new queen, Debbie Adamson!!! After the incredible game, a dance was held in the gym lobby with music provided by John DeSpain. Everyone enjoyed the home- coming festivities and Mason County High homecoming will grow with excitement as the years go on but the 1980 festivites will not be forgotten. Below: Kathi Ryan and Jeff Dodge reign as the Farm Bureau's King and Queen for the 1980-81 year. 4 1 « - Above left: Andi Osborne rides high on a trac- tor at the FHA Tractor Pull. Above: Super-star Kelly Hay warms up with a sure winning shot. Left: Dane Ledford receives a baby shower put on by the faculty in honor of her newly adopt- ed baby girl, Cynthia Dawn. 5 ANNUAL SLAVE DAY BROUGHT OUT THE BEST!! Above: Jenny Forman and Mike Cooper take advantage of slave day. Right: Caroline Keller rolls a marble up the hall with her nose at the command of her master Bobby Brown. Below Right: Gina Hart as a mouse. Below: Nannette Bernardin makes a terrific old lady, and could fool anyone with her personation. 6 The Homecoming festivities started on Oct. 9 with the annual slave auction. Nearly 30 brave stu- dents stepped forward, only to be fought over by high bids coming from bloodthirsty students of Ma- son County High School. Mike Saunders was the highest selling slave and the quartet of Libby Willet, Leigh Hackney, Kelly Wallingford, and Libby Willet, Leigh Hackney, Kel- ly Wallingford, and Linda Chouinard placed sec- ond. Caroline Keller and Suzanne Zweigart were the highest selling pair. Homecoming Day, the halls were filled with scuba divers, pregnant house- wives, football players, babies, and the list goes on. Singing in the cafeteria and kissing teachers were the more popular of the commands. Slave Day, 1980 is a day to be remembered as the school rang with laughter all day and the senior class was able to sponsor the best Homecoming dance the school has ever had. Above: Cindy Brothers asks “My Barn or Your? Below Right: Jim Brogan says “I can't find the zipper! Below: Wynn McNeil whispers to Miss Hedges Gee, your hair smells terrific! 7 00 LOOKOUT SGT. PEPPER, OUR BAND IS BETTER! The Mason County High School Band has completed a full marching band season. Under the direction of Field Commander Maureen' McClanahan, the band proudly boasts a seasons winnings of 2 first place tro- phies, and 3 second place trophies. The band also trav- eled to Nashville Tennessee in May of 1980 to partici- pate in a concert band contest where they received a high third place. In October of this year, the band had the rare honor of playing for President Carter at Tri- State Airport in Huntington, W. Va. Joining the Presi- dent were John Y. Brown Jr., Sen. Wendell Ford, Carl Perkins, and Cooter from the Dukes of Hazzard. After shaking the President's hand, junior Dawn Scilley remarked, He was a very warm and receiving person. 9 Left: Eddie McDowell, Robert Roe, Bill Phillips, Suzanne Hinton, Sarah Richey, and Jayne Brown have a friendly poker game in a Saloon in Nashville. Below: The Band sets a possible Cuiness record last May in Nashville as the collected 118 pop cans in 2 days. 10 ON OUR WAY... TO THE SUPER BOWL!!! Above and Right: The Mason County Royals' two year old varsity team takes on the Fleming County Pan- thers. There are several senior members of the football team who need to be recognized for their leadership during the great season. They are: Jim Brogan, Mile Murray, Al- len Feldhaus, Tony Pollit, Darrin Wallingford, Mark Crawford, Danny Wheeler, Brian Reed, Bill McDowell, and Wayne Grandison. They did a fine job but our team will still progress like in the 1980 season. Our football team, in just their second varsity season, achieved a fine record of 5 wins and 5 losses. This was a great year for our great team in that they enjoyed their first Homecoming victory by crushing West Carter 48-6. Also this year. Mason County had three players to make first team All-Conference. They were Ken Render—Wide Receiver; Jim Brogan—Middle Linebacker, and Allen Feldhaus— Safety. Feldhaus also made Honorable Mention—All State at the Safety position. Steve Butcher announced his resignation as head coach of the Royals football team. Coach Butcher has been with the Royal Football program from the beginning in the 8th grade. Members of the team and student body would like to express their thanks for such a great job. He will be missed in the future. n BRAVE BOYS BOUNCE BALL, BEAT BULLDOGS IN BURLEY!! The Mason County Royals played three very fine games in the Burley Tournament to win the champion title again for the third year in a row!!! In the opening round of the Burley, the Royals undoubtedly won over Nicholas County, advancing to the semi-finals against St. Pat. After winning a well deserved victory against the Saints, the red hot Royals ad- vanced to a tense final game against the Bulldogs. Neck and Neck all the way was the way this nerve-shattering game went, ending with another tourney win for the Royals. The Art Club won the SAC spon- sored poster contest with this bril- liant poster. The regular season game with the Bulldogs was defi- nitely the ROYAL ROAST AS the Dogs caught the Blue Flu. 12 FAMILIAR FACES 13 FBLA STARTS YEAR WITH A PICNIC Above: Mr. Wallingford, keep your mouth open and maybe you will catch an egg! Right: Gina Hart gets a surprise attack with a water bal- loon from Kelly Hay. Below: Kelly Middleton and Chuck Preston are winners of the egg toss. Below right: Mrs. Wallingford says, Yuk! My egg broke 14 WHAT'S IN IN '81? Jeff Cracraft shows off his I .od fashions above as Charlotte Claybrooke models the Preppy Look below. What are some of the things that happened in 1981? What did we do? How did we dress? Well, styles change with the people and we will look back on this in a few years and laugh. Alligators, foxes, and tigers seem to pop up on sweaters, shirts, jackets, even socks. The girls are into the preppy look with oxford shirts, plaid skirts, knee socks and penny loafers. But the vast majority of both boys and girls wear blue jeans from Levi, Gloria Vanderbilt or Jordache. The popular places around to eat and see friends are Bisetti's on the week-end and McDonald's. WEBN and Q102 blasted from almost every radio playing the latest from DEVO, REO Speedwagon, and Air Supply. Disco is fading and Rock is back. When your kids grab onto this yearbook and read this page, they'll laugh whole-heartedly when mom is wearing a mini-shirt and a pixie hairdo, or when dad has his high waters on and greased back hair. This is 1981. 15 TIE A YELLOW RIBBON In 1972, the writer of the song, Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree , never dreamed that his song about a man returning home from a long absence would be the basis for the reuniting of a country. Almost over- night a country with thousands of beliefs was united for a common cause. The yellow ribbon to every American was a tribute to the fifty-two American Hostages held captive by Iranian Militants for 444 days, (Nov. 4 1979-Jan. 20, 1981). The ribbons, which decorated the country's vast lands was a reminder to the hostages that said, We as Americans have not forgotten you or your struggles as hostages and whatever the cost may be, we will never desert you . When the hostages arrived home, they were greeted by a countryside strewn with yards of yellow ribbon. After seeing this and realizing that all of America had suffered with them, one American hostage remarked, Wr will forever have a love affair with our country . The ordeal was marked by one sad event in April—the failure of a rescue mission, in which eight U.S. service- men were killed. To these bold, bold men a yellow ribbon, symbolizing the promise that their country will neve, forget them or their valiant efforts. 16 THE YEAR OF THE CROWN TABLE OF CONTENTS LIFE'S MIRROR There are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave, There are souls that are pure and true. Then give the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. Give love, and love to your life will flow, A strength in your utmost need. Have faith, and a score of hearts will show Their faith in your word and deed. Give truth, and your gift will be paid in kind; And honor will honor meet; And a smile that is sweet will surely find A smile that is just as sweet. Give pity and sorrow to those who mourn. You will gather in flowers again The scattered seeds from your thought outborne Though the sowing seemed but vain. For life is the mirror of king and slave, 'Tis just what we are and do; Then give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. Madeline Bridges 19 Freshman Class Officers: Tawnya McIntyre, Secretary; Shelia Newscome, Treasurer; Joey England, Vice President; Troy Cracraft, President. WE ARE THE GREENIES!! Gail Adams Roger Adams Janie Allison Mark Applegate Scott Arthur Jennifer Ashcraft Beanie Atherton Gina Bambers Lois Bauer Lester Beair Troy Bess Jennifer Best Bill Blevins Frank Blevins Penny Boone Bonita Bothman Britt Buice Roger Burcham Robbie Burns Kevin Burton Sally Burton Amy Bush 20 Larry Campbell Lu Ann Campbell Susan Calvert Monti Carpenter Tonya Chamberlain Tony Chamblin Joni Collins Melissa Collins Danny Cooley Brad Cooper Micheal Cooper Larry Cord Anthony Cornett Troy Cracraft Andrea Craig Jackie Craig Phil Cropper Crystal Darnell Arthur Davenport Chris DeMint Dolly Derman Dawn Drake Wesia Duff Joseph Dugan Cindy Duncan David Duzan .Jeff Duzan Anthony Emmons Jerry England Joey England 21 Ruth Ann Evans Dobey Ewing Greg Fields Bucky Fizer Shane Fletcher James Florence James Florence Jenny Foreman Brent Gibbs Roxanne Gifford Robin Goodwin Paula Grandison Timmie Gray Kay Grayson Butch Grayson Darron Griefenkamp Lisa Gulley Susan Hamel Judy Hamm George Hampton Virginia Hargett Calvin Haughaboo Donna Hay Phillip Hay Lisa Heflin Troy Heflin Keith Hehner Jeff Henderson Jade Henson John Hendrix 22 Lia Hitt Jackie Holt Angela Hord Stanley Hord Wayne Howard Wayne Hunt Mike Jackson Donna Jarrell Billy Jett Cheryl Johnson Julie Johnson David Kalb Glenn Keaton Tina Keefer Randy Kirk Ann Krause Beth Krause Robin Lam Lisa Lawhill Brad Lineburger Cathy Lowe Jerry Lowe Mark Mason Denny Mason Wendell Mason Dale Mastin John Maynard Robert McCann Lyndon McDade Tawnya McIntyre 23 Natashe McKeenon David McUne Jeff McVey Robert Mere Marsha Mitchell Tammy Mitchell Tommy Mitchell Roger Moran Sandy Moran Jayna Moreland Missy Morgan Lisa Moore Shelia Newsome Becky Noel Roy Orme 24 Dione Osburn Chon Phillips Tracy Perry Marlene Peterson Bonnie Poe Connie Poe Gina Poe Jeff Poe Kathy Poe Pamela Poe Jamie Pogue Marilyn Purcell Steven Reed Tammy Rice Billy Riley Nancy King Connie Rudy Kristy Schilty Chris Scott Jimmy Spencer Ricky Shepherd Martha Shumate Raedawn Sidell Jennifer Smitson Sheri Stitt Tony Stork Kevin Sweet Jenny Talor Jeff Teegarden Laura Thomas 25 26 Marsha Thompson Bob Toiler Scott Trimble Dennis Truesdale Pam Truesdale Marry Tucker Rhonda Tuel Lynne Tune Bart Turner Lisa Underwood Lisa Wallingford Kim Watson Gary Whitehead Patty Willett David Wilson Peggy Wood Birdie Woodruff Chan Phillips showing at the International North American Livestock Show in Louisville. Chan placed second, third and fourth in his Simmental heifer classes. SILLY SOPHOMORES HAVE THE SPIRIT!! Sophomore Class Offi- cers: President, Angela Bothmait; Vice President, Jodi Hart; Treasurer, Kandy Gilkerson; Secre- tary. Jami Durbin. Billy Adams Fred Adamson Travis Applegate Jerry Arthur Mike Arthur Steve Arthur Todd Banta Wendy Barr Gary Beiland Doug Bellamy John Berry Keith Bolden Charolette Boone Cheryl Boone Pat Boone Angela Bothman Charlie Boyd 27 Kelly Bradford Jeff Breeze Clarence Brooks Nancy Brown Richard Brown Ralph Buerkly Kevin 'Pooh Bear' Carpenter Thomas Carpenter Trent Carpenter Linda Couinard Debbie Claypoole Doug Claypoole Richard Claybrooke Robbie Combs Carol Conley Roberta Conley Kathy Cooper Melody Cooper Richard Cord Hud Courtney Daryla Cox Susan Cropper Randy Curtis Kenny Darnell Jami Durbin Gary Emmons Greg Elliot Taylor Fawns Betty Fite Christy French 28 Jeff Frame Richard Frodge Mark Fulton Michele Fulton Sandy Fulton Lisa Garrett Susan Gasnik Kandy Gilkison Robyn Gordley Charles Grandison Todd Graves Tim Gray Allen Grayson Jeff Griffey Melinda Gulley Leigh Hackney Richard Haggard Alice Halford Sammy Halloway Mark Hamilton Barry Hampton Belinda Hardin Tommy Hardin Jim Hart Jody Hart C.R Hatfield T.R. Haughey Tom Hawks Margaret Hay Ray Haywood 29 Diana Heim Teresa Henderson Richard Henry Charles Hester Jerry Hester Karen Hickerson Johnny Hicks Sindee Highfield Rachal Hinson Suzanne Hinton Greg Hitt Clinton Hord David Hord Lori Howe Cheryl Howell Darren Hull Kenny Hunt Shelly Hutchison Dave Irwin John Jackson Kim Jarrell Bobbi Jo Jett Tommy Jett Kelly Johnson Mary Johnson Cathy Jones Ron Kimbel Ellie King Paul Kitchen Troy Lam 30 Scott Landers Kenton Lang Peggy Lang Ronnie Lawrence Jim Legge Dale Liles Tony Logan Patty Mack Steve Maquire Kim Mahaffey Robbie Maher Connie Mains Melissa Manley Glen Mason Karen May Kenny McCoy Jeff McDowell Karen Mers Barbir Miller Ricky Miller Dale Mitchell Doug Mowery Dwayne Moran Ellid Moran Jeff Moran Vicki Moran Lori Morgan Patricia Mullikin Pam Newsom Greg Ormes 31 Kenny Pitakis Melissa Palmer Kristi Perraut Mark Pfeffer Mary Phillips Karen Planck Patty Poe Ron Poe Tony Poe Barbara Pollitt Christi Pollitt Brian Price Laura Pyle Darin Quinn David Randall Jim Rannes Brenda Rawlings Kenny Reed Danny Render Troy Reese Patty Roberts Leona Robinson Tara Ross Sammy Sato Mike Saunders Chad Simms Melissa Simmons Marie Smith Ray Sparks Karen Spencer 32 Donnie Stitt Shelia Stitt Rebecca Stigman Jay Stewart Fran Stewart Cheryl Stamper Jesse Teegarden Rodney Tolle Steve Toy Melissa Tucker Lisa Tuel Donna Varvell Malcolm Walker Kelly Wallingford Tracey Wallingford Rodney Weisner Sammy Welch Brenda Wells Joseph Welsh Chucky Wenz Angela Williams Karen Williams Kevin Williams Libby Willett Shelia Wilson Judy Wood David Woods Rita Woods Lisa Workman Sherry Youngman 33 Junior Class Officers: Ted Struttman, President; Treasurer, Kim Lowe; Sec- retary, Kathy Hay; Vice President, John Brannen. JOLLY JUNIORS! Ronnie Adams Angie Arthur Beverly Asbury Kelly Askins Randy Banta Chuck Barnoski Rita Barton Violet Bauer Bobbye Berry Ricky Bevins April Bluford Roger Bolar Tammy Bonner Darryl Bowery John Brannen Willa Brooks Bobby Brown Jayne Brown Mark Buerkley Rhonda Burke 34 Tammy Burns Lon Cain Troy Carpenter Sarah Chain Mark Clark Bobby Collins Laura Columbia Frances Cooper Pecola Cooper Pam Craft Chuck Cropper Mark Cropper Sheri Darnell Carol Dickson Sue Dishman Mark Deatley Jeff Dodge Ronnie Didson Donna Douglas Kim Doyle Teresa Doyle Troy Doyle Lauri Duzan Cathy Ellison Jack Ensor Willie Feldhaus Grant Felice Dandra Fitt Denna Florence Kim Fox 35 Rhonda Fraley Angela Fulton Mark Gifford Scott Gifford Penny Gilbert Jeff Gill Jeff Gillespie Jill Goldsmith Andrew Grayson Eden Hamilton Herman Hamilton Debbie Hamm Ricky Hamm Tanja Haughaboo Kathy Hay Debbie Hedges Trisha Heflin Glenda Heminger Tony Henderson Robbie Henke Terry Hesler Mark Hester Susie Hilterbrandt Rebecca Hinson Paula Hord Hank Howe Phoebe Jackson Bob Jett Sondra Johnson Denette Jolly 36 Caroline Jones Jeff Jones Kenny Jones Valerie Kabler Caroline Keller Terry Kelly Charles Kenell Paula Kendell John Kennan Randy Kitchen Nancy Lang Brian Littleton Melissa Lofton Kim Lowe Lisa Mason Chester McCleese Lisa McDaniel Tim McFarlang Leisha McLellan Patty McVey Kelly Middleton Chip Miller Diane Miller James Miller Mary’ Miller Crystal Mers Kent Moore Denette Moran Robin Moran Donald Morgan 37 John Morton Leroy Nickerson Joey O'Cull James Oliver Ellen Parker Robyn Perraut Mary Pfeffer Larry Roberts Shelly Ross Keith Stitt Ted Struttman Kristi Sweet Debbie Thacker Jeff Thomas Steve Thomas Sharon Toller Becky Tollner Kristi Turney Lisa Turner H R. Vermillion Jimmy Vice Kevin Vonderbrink John Waldren Kathy Watson Sherri Waters Anthony Wenz Billy Whisman Jimmy Whisman Rhonda Whitehead Pam Williams 38 Roberta Williams Todd Williams Angela Willison Anthony Wenz Jeff Wilson J.B. Workman Greg Zeigler Bryan Zehrung Suzanne Zweigart 39 THIS YEAR WAS A SENIOR CELEBRATION!! Senior Class Officers: Jeff Lytle, Treasurer; Brenda Claypoole, Busi- ness Manager; Gwyn Heminger, Reporter; Gina Hart, President; Lynn Coleman. Secretary; Marty Zeigler, Vice President; Renita Rosser, Chaplin, Penny Bare, Business Manager. CHAROLETTE DEAN ADAMSON DEBORAH LYNN ADAMSON JAMES MANUEL ARTHUR 40 MARSHA LYNN BENTLEY NANETTE MARIE BERNARDIN RHONDA KAY BELLAMY RANDALL A BIDDLE 41 MARTHA KELLI BIERLIN KENNY RAY BOONE ROBBIE TRENT BOWKAMP DAVID M BOWER TERRY ALLEN BOONE MORRIS OWNES BOYD JONATHON JAMES BOEYER 42 CHARLES DEE BRADLEY CESEKE BRANDIS JUDY BRAYFIELD JAMES LEE BROGAN CINDY THERESE BROTHERS CARLA RAE BREWER 43 SARAH ELLEN BROWN BILL BLEVINS RHONDA R BURNS REBECCA GAYLE CHURCH ROBIN GAIL CLAYPOOLE GARY LEE CAMPBELL CHAROLETTE ANN CLAYBROOKE LYNN MICHELLE COLEMAN TERRY DEE CAMPBELL BRENDA FAYE CLAYPOOLE MARTIN ANDREW COLLINS 44 CHARLES MURPHY COMER JEFFERY ADAMSON CRACRAFT SHANNON LYNN CROPPER LEISHA COX DARLENE KAY CRACRAFT THOMAS JENNINGS CROPPER MARK EDWARD CRAWFORD DEBRA ARTHUR CRAYCRAFT MELISSA LYN DAULTON 45 KEVIN DARNELL PATRICIA DAVENPORT RACHEL ANN DAVIS CAROL ELAINE DOYLE GREG DUNCAN TAMARA LYNN EMMONS JERRY ELLIS MARY BETH ENGLAND MARVIN EMMONS 46 LISA ANN FAULKNKR MARK FLORA RONNA FULTON BENTLEY FEGAN REBECCA JANE FOSTER LANNY GARRISON ALLEN LOWELL FELDHAUS CRYSTAL FULTON KIMBERLY ANN GILKISON 47 SADONNA GOODWIN SHELLY GREEN HERMAN DEWAYNE GRANDISON DEREK GRIFFEY TIMOTHY ALAN HAROVER GINA LOUISE HART RHONDA LYNN HARTLEY MARLA RENEE HATTON 48 KELLY JO HAY MILTON HEDGES DENNIS ROGER HENRY MOLLY L. HICKMAN TIMOTHY STEWARD HILES JEFFREY TUEL HINSON ANDREA GWYN HEMINGER KELLY JO HILES JEFF HORD 49 DALE HOWELL LISA GAIL HUGHES BILLY KEITH HUNT LORETTA CATHERINE HUNTER DONALD WAYNE HURST 50 TERRY WAYNE JACKSON SANDRA KAY JACKSON LISA KAYE JARRELL CHARLES LEE JETT DONNA SUE KABLER JOSEPH EDWIN KEILMAN CHARLES WILL JONES HOPE ELIZABETH KINNEY A SANDRA DEAN JONES PAMELA JANE KENDALL LINDA LOU KITCHEN 51 KEVIN LEE LAWRENCE CARISSA ANN LANG JOHN CHRISTOPHER LANG 52 JUDY CAROL LOGAN PAMELA JANE LOWE JEFFREY WAYNE LYTLE MICHAEL ALLEN MAHAFFEY ALAN WAYNE MASTIN KELLY A MCCANN MAUREEN MCCLANAHAN EDWIN MALCOM MC DOWELL WILLIAM KEITH MC DOWELL ROBERT MC HUGH JOHNNY EDWARD MC KEE TERESA FRANCINE MILLER 53 WILLIAM KELLY MONTGOMERY MARILYN JEAN O'CULL CHARLES MOORE MIKE MOYER ANDI CAROLE OSBORNE BEVERLY KAY MORAN RICHARD MICHAEL MURRAY DAVID ALLAN ORME 54 SUSAN JO PAYNTER CATHIE PHILLIPS KIMBERLY PRESTON WILLIAM PHILIPS NICK JAMES PITAKIS JEFF PURCELL BONNIE SUSAN PHILLIPS JON ALAN QUALLS 55 PAMELA LYNN QUINN JAMES RICE MERI BETH ROSS NICOLA JEAN ROE JAMES ROSSER RENITA JANE ROSSER MARY KATHERINE RYAN 56 JANET ARRASMITH SANDERS JACQUELINE KAY SAUER THOMAS EDWARD SAUNDERS VICKIE SUE SAUNDERS JANET SHAW RICKY LEE SNIPES RENEE SOUTHGATE ANITA TOY SPROUSE PAT STANTON 57 LAURA LOUISE SWEET LENNIE RAY STITT JOY ELLEN STEDDOM PENNY JO TEEGARDEN TINA MARIE THOMAS ANNELL DENISE TOLLE 58 TONNA ELAINE TRUESDELL GLENN WILLIAM TRUMBO CATHY TUEL MARY TUEL LEE ANN TUL ROGER KEITH VAUGHN DARRIN WALLINGFORD LISA JANE WALLINGFORD LORI ANN WARD KIMBERLY ANN WEIMER ANTHONY CLARK WHEARY SANDRA MAUREEN WARRICK 59 DANNY WHEELER DEBORAH DAWN WILLIAMS CHANDRA LYNN WILSON 60 KAREY TRENT HAMILTON r 3 SENIOR EGGS AND HAMS ADMINISTRATION Mr. John Branson Principal Mr. Fred Chumbler Assistant Principal Agriculture and Sponsor FFA Mrs. Judy Tierney, Secretary. 63 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT f Mrs. Sandra Hughes English Teaching 4 years Sponsor Future Teachers Mrs. Linda Johnson English Teaching 5 years. 64 Mrs. Diane Ledford English Teaching for 10 years Sponsor of the Girl's Drill Team Mrs. Marsha Poe English and French Sponsor—French Club and Yearbook Teach in Gifted and Talented Program Mrs. Susan Clarke English and journalism Sponsor—Quill Scroll, Royal Decree Mrs. Sarah Nash Librarian Sponsor—Library Club m r 65 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Ann Porter Home Economics Sponsor—F.H. A. I i Mrs. Kris Lambert Home Economics Sponsor—F.H.A. Mrs. Edith Ryan Home Economics Teaching 16 years Sponsor—F.H. A. 66 HEALTH P.E. Mr. Allen Feldhaus Sr. Health P.E. Coach Varsity Boys Basketball, and Baseball Mr Steve Butcher Health P.E. Coach—Footba 11 Mrs. Doris Cain Health P.E. teaching 10 years Coach—Girl's Track 67 Mr. David Frederick Mathews Teaches JROTC Teaching 3 years Sponsor JROTC Rifle Team Mrs. Coralie Runyon Jones Choir, Music Theory and Strings Teaching 32 years Teaches in Gifted and Talented Program Mrs. Wanda Felice Art Instructor Sponsor—Art Club Teaches in Gifted and Talented Program 68 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Duane Lambert U.S. History, Psychology and Sociology Sponsor Activities Club and Student Government Advisor. Teach in Gifted and Talented Program Mrs. Winnie Davis Civics Teaching 10 years Sponsor Beta Club Mr. Bill Leet U.S. History teaching 13 years 70 MATH Mr. Tom Cline Geometry, General Math teaching 15 years Sponsor Young Politicians Miss Ann Thompson Algebra 1 and II, Trig, General Math Mr. Terry Stanfield High School Math, Advanced General Math teaching 11 years Ticket manager for all basketball games 71 Mr. David McDowell Modern Biology and Anatomy teaching 10 years Mrs. Janet Castle General Math, Beginning and Intermediate Algebra Teaching 5 years Sponsor math Club Mr. Kuhnes IPS Coaches Football, Freshman Boys Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Boys Tennis Mr. Jean P. Hauser IPS, IIS Teaching 5 years Mr. Gary Truesdell Agriculture Teaching 17 years Sponsor FFA Mr. Duane Faris Counselor Miss Julie Kinney Counselor Cheerleading Sponsor 73 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Cathy Wallingford Mr. George C. Frodge Shorthand, Bus. English, Typing II, Office Practice, Sponsor, FBLA Business Management, Business Law, Career Experience 1 2 Teaching 4 years Sponsor FBLA, senior concessions Mrs. Diana Orme Miss Carolyn O'Cull Business Machines Math, Typing 1 Accounting 1, General Business Teaching 7 years. Teaching 14 years 74 Mr Marty Wallingford Accounting, Business Dept. Miss Brenda Hedges Physics, IPS, Chemistry Teaching 11 years Mrs. Janice Barnett General Biology IIS Teaching 10 years Sponsor Science Club 75 STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS TOPS!! Why will November 6, 1980, go down in history? Not only was it two days after Ronald Reagan was elected President of our country, Anthony Wenz, junior, was elected President of our school's just-born Student Advisory Committe (SAC). SAC is the offspring of a committee of students who saw how student representation could serve the students and faculty. This committee drafted an election method. Candidates filled out petitions of 25 student and 5 faculty signatures. Officer candidates must be a junior or senior and have at least a B average. Representatives must have at least a C . When Campaign week began, candidates and supporters covered the school walls with posters. Stickers, buttons, and flyers also enlivened the student body as candidates roamed the halls in search of votes. Officer candidates, running for President, gave speeches in an assembly. Sixty-two percent of the student body voted in the Presidential race. SENIORS: Tina Thomas, Jim Brogan, Judy Lo- gan. JUNIORS: Jimmy Vice, Robyn Perraut and Becky Tollner. SOPHOMORES: Randy Curtis, Libby Willet, and Fran Stewart. FRESHMAN: Jenny Forman, Shelia Newsome and Jennifer Best. Above: SAC officers, Jeff Lytle, Anthony Wenz, Ted Struttman. Duane Lambert, social studies teacher, is adviser. SAC's purposes are expressed well in its con- stitution preamble: We, the students of Mason County High School, in order to represent the student body in school management and relations with the faculty and administration, promote good student-faculty relations, assist in the organization of student activities, bring up new ideas, air and resolve student problems, unify the student body and increase student participa- tion. The accomplishments SAC has made this year are: wrote a constitution, set up a bulletin board with activities calendar, located the Spirit Stick for the cheerleaders to award to a class at each pep assemble, sponsored a pep rally and club poster contest, placed four trash barrels on campus decorated Christmas tree and bulletin board and surveyed the student body on their cafeteria food preferences and brought results to the food supervisor. SAC is a very important part of our school system and starting the program this year. 77 SAC'S REPRESENTATIVES 78 SCIENCE CLUB Below: Science Club officere: Jeff Teegarden, treasurer, Suzanne Zweigart, secretary reporter, Kim Weimer, president, Denise Tolle, vice-president. 79 THE ART CLUB BUBBLES OVER WITH TALENT. Right: Art Club Officers. Tony Wheary, President; Joe Kielman, Vice President; Jill Goldsmith, Sec- retary; Pam Blevins, Treasurer; Su- san Barnoski, Ways and Means; and not pictured, Janet Shaw, re- porter; and Lisa Gerald, Ways Means. 80 ACTIVITIES CLUB ALWAYS AFTER . . . ACTIVITIES!! Left: Activities Club Officers: Gwyn Heminger, President; Lynn Coleman, Vice President; Tina Thomas, Secretary Treasurer. Mr. Lambert is the club's sponsor. The Activities Club helped out all they could in keeping the high school entertained during as- semblies throughout the year. Performing skits to sell the yearbook was their first job. During every pep rally the club along with a few crazy mem- bers of the school impersonated everything from our teachers during their high school days to preachers and congregation at the Maysville Bull- dogs funeral! Entertainment is what the club is here for. And they have done a terrific job. 81 THE MATH CLUB Math Club Officers: Jeff Cracraft, Vice President; Marla Hatton, Secretary; Kay Cracraft, Treasurer; Kelly Mont gomery. President. Mrs. Castle is sponsor. 82 THE CLASSY BETA CLUB Beta Club Officers: Jeff Lytle, Treasurer; Rita Woods, Reporter; Kelli Bierlin, Vice President; Sandy Jones, President; Jim Rosser, Secretary. Mrs. Davis is the club's sponsor. 83 YOUNG POLITICIANS LEARN ABOUT ELECTIONS AND POLITICS! Left: Young Politician Officers: Fran Stewart, Treasurer; Roberta Williams, Reporter; Bobbye Berry, President; Marty Zeigler, Vice- President; Kim Weimer, Secretary. Mr. Cline is the club sponsor. The Young Politicians had many projects throughout the year. Be- sides monitoring the local precincts during the Presidential elec- tion, they staged a mock election where students could vote for their candidate. The results were closer than the actual election as the student body had Reagan the winner over Carter by 2 votes. The club also helped in the Student Government election. Blue and White pompons and candy bars were the selling items with the money earned to pay for a trip to Frankfort in April. 84 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Right: Future Farmers of America Officers: Wayne Mastin, Treasurer; Marty Zeigler, Secretary; Jim Rice, Vice-President; Tom Saunders, President; Mike Mahaffey, Report- er; Jeff Dodge, Ass't Secretary; Anthony Wenz, 2nd Vice-President; Jeff Gillespie, Ass't Reporter; Troy Carpenter, Sentinel, Lon Cain, Ass't Treasurer. Sponsors are Mr. Truesdell and Mr. Chumbler. 85 The Future Farmers held their annual Donkey Ballgame and the fun never ended as the riders and donkeys bat- tle for the ball. Leigh Hackney, right, enjoys a privledged ride and Steve Thomas makes his great get-away. Be- low, Charlie Boyd announces the play by play action and friends watch ea- gerly. 86 Right: President Tom Saunders really doesn't ever take off his boots or his jack- et, even when he is offering room service! Below: Jeff Gillespie and Tom Saunders do not have any pity for Anthony Wen . Tonna Truesdell, the 1981 FFA Chapter Sweetheart. The 1980-81 officers at the National Convention in Kansas City Missouri. 87 ABOVE: The FHA Scholarship court. They are Judy Wood, Tonya Chamberlain, Shelly Ross and Kelli Bierlin. Three girls are nominated in each class, but only one is chosen to run for each class. The money raised is given to the state scholarship project. The class of each girl is responsible for helping her to raise enough money to win. The freshman class really helped Tonya Chamberlain, LEFT, who is this year's scholarship queen. The class and Tonya sold baked goods, made collections door to door and even had a bridge block to help their cause. SCHOLARSHIP QUEEN AND HER COURT 88 Above: Library Club officers: Trisha Hamilton, Treasurer; Cathy Ellison, Secretary; Molly Hickman, Vice President; Mrs. Nash, sponsor; Karen Spencer, Historian; Tracy Wallingford, Reporter; Lisa Wallingford, President. Not pic- tured, Lisa Jarrell, Historian. Below: Library Aides: Molly Hickman, Pam Newscome, Sadonna Goodwin, Susan Paynter, Lisa Wallingford, Angie Arthur. 89 THE YEARBOOK STAFF Above: Jami Durbin, Tonna Truesdell, Beth England, Jeff Dodge, Mrs. Poe, Becky Foster, Lynn Coleman, Susan Cropper, Jennifer Best. Below left: Kim Weimer, yearbook editor. Below right: Jim Rice, Jeff Cracraft, Kelly Montgomery. 90 Yearbook Staff: 1 to r: Laura Columbia, Ellen Parker, Caroline Keller, Derek Griffey, Michelle Simms, Suzanne Zweigart, Eddie McDowell. Below: Leigh Hackney, Kim Gilkerson, Tracy Perry, Lisa Hughes, Gwyn Heminger. 91 THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Kathi Ryan was the 1980-81 State FHA president. Among her duties was presiding over two state meet- ings. Kathi also attendended the state meetings of many other vocational groups such as DECA, FBLA and FFA. As a state officer, Kathi attended five regional meetings and was a delegate to the National FHA meeting in St. Louis during July of 1980. She culminat- ed her duties by planning and carrying out this year's state meeting April 23-25, 1981. Andi Osborne and Karen Sapp held regional offices this past year. Karen was the Regional Reporter, and Andi held the post of Regional President and was a na- tional officer candidate for Kentucky. Our region in- cludes twenty-seven schools from 112 counties. In or- der to be elected to an office each girl had to undergo interviews and submit written qualifications. They were then chosen by committee to be voted on by to members of this largest region in the state. 92 Top: Future Homemakers of America officers: Left to right, bottom row: Kim Lowe, Historian; Kelli Bierlin, reporter; Sandy Jones, treasurer; Kathy Ryan, President; Karen Sapp, recording secretary; Marsha Bentley, recreation leader; Lori Ward, parlimentarian; Libby Willett, recreation; Kandy Gilkison, scholarship; Leigh Hackney, honor roll. Top row: Hope Kinney, 2nd vice president; Gwyn Heminger, honor roll; Rhonda Burke, song leader; Beth England, re- porter; Linda Chouinard, scholarship; Meri Beth Ross, corresponding secretary; Barb Pollitt, ways and means; Missy Tucker, song leader; Shelia Wilson, pianist. 93 Above: Freshman and Sophomore members. Below: Junior and Senior members. 94 THE FUTURE LIES IN THE HANDS OF THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Left: FBLA officers: Gina Hart, president; Kelly Hay, treasurer; Kelly Hiles, historian; Shannon Cropper, parlimentarian, Mike Mahaffey, reporter; Chuck Preston, vice president. Not pictured, Cindy Brothers, secretary. Sponsors are Mr. Mrs. Wallingford and Mr. Frodge. The FBLA has had a very busy year. In November, members and the Knights of Columbus collected canned goods and prepared Thanksgiving baskets to distribute to needy people throughout this area. In December, they presented children with various toys along with the help of the Mason Co. Jaycees. On February 7th, their Valentine's Dance was held in the fieldhouse lobby and the whole school was invited to come to dance to the music of John DeSpain. Our chapter has a pool party and cookout for members and guests in May. The election of new officers is held at the last meeting and are installed at the Awards Banquet at Caproni's. 95 ROTC DRILL TEAM, RIFLE TEAM, AND COLOR GUARD Below: ROTC Drill Team. Lee Ann Tull, Sally Burton, Sherrie Darnell, Lisa Duff, Penny Mason, Scott Landers, Allen Riley, Joyce Myers, Danny Wheeler, Jeff McDowell, David Randall, Eddie McDowell, Glenn Trumbo, Kelly McCann, Bill McDowell, Jack Ensor. 96 Right: Color Guard Glenn Trumbo, Kelly McCann, and Danny Wheeler. Bottom: Left to right —Kelly McCann, Bill McDowell, Danny Wheeler, Ricky Hamm, Glenn Trumbo, Doug Bellamy, Troy Carpenter, Mark Gray, Tony Poe, Ron Kimble, David Randall, Ed- die McDowell, Jeff McDowell. 97 THE DRILL TEAM SAYS CELEBRATE GOOD TIMES, COME ON! Above: Kim Gilkerson, Shelly Ross, Sandy Jones, Kelli Bierlin, Amy Bush, Tawnya McIntyre, Lisa Workman, Lisa Gulley. Teresa Henderson, Kandy Gilkerson, Julie Johnson, Marsha Bentley, Robyn Perraut, Caroline Jones, Tina Thomas, Debbie Reisner. 98 Above: Robyn Perraut and Marsha Bentley, captains. Right: Senior Members: Kelli Bierlin, Sandy Jones, Mar- sha Bentley, Kim Gilkerson and Tina Thomas. THE MASON COUNTY CHOIR Bottom Row, 1 to r: Shelly Hutchison, Renita Rosser, Pam Craft, Jenny Forman, Shelia Wilson, Jim Rice, Rich Brown, Robert Roe, Randy Sapp, Jayne Brown, Sarah Richey, Diana Heim, Mrs. Jones. Jenny Taylor, Lisa Gulley, Suzanne Zweigart, Ray Sparks, David Kalb, David Boyd, Steve Toy, Jamie Pogue, Keith Bolden, Brad Lineberger, Bill Phillips, April Cropper, Mary Miller, Susan Gasnik, Lisa Stigman, Pam Newscome, Andrea Craig, Cathie Phillips, Suzanne Hinton, Tim Hiles, Jim Rannes, Chris Scott, Jeff Teegarden, Paul Kitchen, Tracy Perry, Helen Gulley, Melody Cooper, Mary Phillips. Right: Renita Rosser, Tim Hiles and Jayne Brown practice for the 1981 Kentucky All-State Chorus. 100 FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICE WORKERS Above: FTA. Officers: Cathy Hunter, Pres. Bonnie Phillips, Vice-Pres. Jackie Sauer, Sec., Paula Hord, Treas., Suzanne Hinton, Chaplain, Pam Quinn, reporter. Below: Office Workers: Deana Florence, Jeff Dodge, Pam Rawlings, Denette Moran, Kelly Hiles, Marla Hatton, Judy Brayfield, Jeff Lytle and Ms. Tierney. 101 4-H AND BOWLING TEAM Above: The Mason County 4-H club. Left: The Bowling team. Jeff Lytle, Teresa Miller, Derek Griffey, Pam Williams, Carol Doyle, Marsha Thompson, Angel Willison, Timmy Harover, Marty Zeigler. Every Wednesday after school, these people bowl their hearts away against other school teams, representing Mason County High. 102 LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS During 1980-81, the French Club held many fund raising events including the selling of Mason County and University of Kentucky mugs, spices and Christmas ornaments. The end of the year was celebrated with a gala banquet at the Maysville Country Club to which the club members graciously invited to gifted talented students from the elementary and middle schools who were enrolled in the French program. The 1980-81 French Club of- ficers were Ellen Parker, reporter; Kay Cracraft, president; and Jeff Lytle, vice presi- dent. Christy Sweet was the secretary-treasurer but was not present for the photo. 103 I ART RIGHT: A representative of Carol Jean Florists performs a demonstration for the art club. BELOW: This is a scene from this year's art show BOTTOM: The art club members prepare for the FHA-Art Club spring dance. LOWER RIGHT: This is Cathie Phillips who was chosen the outstanding senior art student for 1980- 81. 104 TOP PICTURE: ART CLUB OFFICERS AT WORK: Jill Goldsmith, Tony Wheary, Rebecca Church and Lisa Jarrell. BOTTOM PICTURE: Kentucky's first lady, Phyllis George Brown congratulates winners in the Save the mansion art contest. Mason County's John Brannen was a winner. QUILL AND SCROLL Right: Members of Quill and Scroll Leisha McLellan, Caroline Keller, Sue Dishman, Lisa McDaniel, Mark Hester, and Jim Rannes. Below: Staff of the Royal Decree Anthony Wenz, Caroline Kel- ler, Jim Rannes, Leisha McLellan, Lisa McDaniel, Sue Dishman, Pam Craft, Randy Curtis, Tim Graves, Todd Williams, Mike Smith, Mark Hester, Sammy Welch, Laura Pyle, and Cathy Jones. THE ROYAL DECREE 106 FBLA BANQUET Shannon Cropper presented Mr. Robert Brothers with a plaque des- ignating him Honorary Member for '81. Mr. William Akin was chosen Business Person of the Year. Lisa Hughes and Dee Beckett pose with their trophies for participat- ing in Regional Contests at Morehead State University. 107 VARSITY FOOTBALL The Mason County High Varsity football team. Leslie Smith, Jeff Griffey, Mark Applegate, Jim Hart, Jeff Frame, Kenny Pitakis, Ray Sparks, Britt Buice, Robert Reed, Sammy Sato, Timmy Gray, Robbie Bums, Troy Cracraft, Bobby Phillips. Doug Mowery, Mark Hamilton, Kelly Johnson, Steve McGuire, Kevin Carpenter, Kenny McCoy, Jeff Breeze, Sam Hollaway, Bill McDowell, Jeff McDowell, Greg Helds, Wayne Grandison, Darrin Wallingford, Shane Fletcher, Deron Feldhaus. Mike Smith, Chip Miller, Jeff Wilson, Mark Crawford, Jim Brogan, Bobby Collins, Tony Pollitt, Allen Feldhaus, Kelly Middleton, Willie Feldhaus, Robbie Henke, Jim Vice, Ken Render, Mike Murray, Greg Zeigler, Grant Felice. 109 CHEERLEADERS Above: Varsity cheerleaders: Debbie Adamson, Kathi Ryan, Karen Sapp, Jill Goldsmith, Kim Lowe, Beth England, Rhonda Burke. Below Left: Senior cheerleaders: Kathi Ryan, Beth England and Debbie Adamson. Below Right: Junior Varsity cheerleaders: Libby Willett, Jayne Moreland, Linda Chouinard, Kelly Wallingford, Tonya Chamberlain, Natasha McKeehan, Lisa Heflin. 110 Above: The Lady Royals. Kay Grayson, Patty Willett, Kathy Hay, Becky Tollmer, Lisa Turner, Leigh Hackney, Penny Teegarden, Tracy Perry, Susan Hamel, Karen Hickerson, Barb Pollitt. Right: Senior Members: Kelly Hay and Penny Teegarden. Ill Above: The Mason County Girl's Junior Varsity team. Patty Willett, Penny Mason, Barb Pollitt, Leigh Hackney, Su- san Hamel, Karen Hickerson, and Kay Grayson. The Mason County Girls Basketball Team had an excellent season. The team finished with 23 wins and only 6 losses. After becoming the District Champions, the girls went on to com- pete in the Regional Tournament, which was held at Clark County. The challenger, Pendelton County, was defeated by the score of 62-40. The team advanced to play the second game against Paris, which consequently, ended the basketball season for the girls. The Royals will loose only two seniors, Kelly Hay and Penny Teagarden. The girls had a terrific season and represented Mason County veey well. We are all proud to say that they are ours. Thanks girls!! 112 VARSITY THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing Left to Right: Dale Liles, Kelly Middleton, Allen Feldhaus Jr., David Orme, Tony Pollitt, Willie Feldhaus, and Charlie Jackson. Sitting Left to Right: Brian Littleton, Mark Hester, Mark Crawford, Terry Jackson, and Gary Beiland. The Mason County Boosters Club has supported our team through many fund raising activities. This year, they sold 10th Region tee shirts and state tournament tee shirts. At the state tournament the boosters provided free blue and white shakers for all Mason Coun- ty fans. Among the loyal Royal fans are Paris White and Tony Pogue, who have seen almost every Mason County game since the school opened. We celebrated Mr. Pogue's birthday at the state tournament finals. 113 Above: Junior Varsity team: Gary Beiland, Jerry Hester, John Jackson, Kenny Pitakis, Rodnet Tolle, Dale Liles, Sammy Holloway, Jim Rannes, Shane Fletcher, Jeff Frame. Below: Freshman team: Mike Jackson, Barton Turner, Troy Cracraft, Brad Cooper, Shane Fletcher, Jeff Teegarden, Calvin Haughaboo, Darren Greifenkamp, Jerry England. 1U Senior member, Allen Feldhaus Senior member, David Orme Senior member, Terry Jackson Senior member, Charlie Jackson 115 Senior member, Mark Crawford Tony Pollitt Senior members together as the OREO Cookies. 116 118 SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE TRACK TEAMS. LEFT: Charlie Jackson, Jimmy Brogan, Wayne Grandison and Terry Jackson. RIGHT: Shannon Cropper, Pen- ny Teegarden and Nanette Bernardin. BASEBALL ALLEN FELDHAUS JR. DARIN WALLINGFORD JEFF CRACRAFT TONY POLLITT JEFF CRACRAFT DAVID ORME 120 ALLEN FELDHAUS JR. KELLY MONTGOMERY MARLA HATTON 121 GAME, SET AND MATCH! YttW IUT 1 ABOVE: MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM. Rachel Mecham, Suzanne Zweigart, Lori Howe, Sheila Wilson, Kelli Bierlin, Geseka Brandis, Kathi Ryan, Kim Preston, and Jami Durbin. BELOW: MEMBERS OF THE BOYS' TENNIS TEAM. Richy Brown, Derek Griffey, Kelly Middleton, Bobby Phillips, Doug Powell, Scott Landers, Taylor Fawns, David Irwin, Chris Vice, Jeff Teegarden. ABOVE: Geseke Brandis was our exchange student and partici- ABOVE: Kelli Bierlin shows us some of her style, pated in tennis, showing us a few pointers from her home team in Germany. BELOW LEFT: This is senior Kim Preston. BELOW CENTER is Kathi Ryan. BELOW: The only senior male is Derek Griffey. XHOA M3N 'XHOA M3N THE LIBRARY CLUB Right: These are the top candy sellers, left to right (bottom row) Angie Arthur, Sadonna Goodwin, Pam Newsome, Lisa Wallingford, (top row) Angela Bothman, Sheila Newsome, Tracy Wallingford. 126 These are the library award winners: Laura Thomas, Pam Newsome, Tracy Wallingford, Lisa Wallingford and Sadonna Goodwin. These awards were given for those who had the most points. Points were accumulated by working on the scrapbook, bring- ing in Clyde's slips, selling candy, and doing bulletin boards. The new officers for 1981-82 are (front) Angie Bothman, Karen Spen- cer, Sheila Newsome, and Lori Mor- gan; (back) Charlotte Boone, Tracy Wallingford and Cathi Ellison. Tammy Chappelon, Robin Lam, Kaye Grayson and Sheila Newsome are seen enjoying the Library Club Awards banquet, held at the Golden Corral on April 23, 1980. 127 THE BEST OF TIMES Prom Court Junior Males Females Jimmy Vice Kim Lowe Willie Feldhaus Robyn Perraut Chuck Cropper Shelly Ross Robert Henke Ellen Parker Mark Hester Karen Sapp Kelly Middleton Michele Simms King: Allen Feldhaus Queen: Debbie Adamson Senior Males Females David Orme Debbie Adamson Allen Feldhaus Kim Preston Tony Wheary Kathi Ryan Jon Qualls Rebecca Church Jeff Lytle Marsh Bentley Jim Brogan Gwyn Heminger Junior Attendants: Jimmy Vice Kim Lowe Crown Bearers: Matt Wallingford, Rebecca Walker The theme of the 1981 Junior-Senior Prom was most appropriate as this year became the best of times. The scene included a graduation rainbow decorated with a cap and a class ring, scenes from New York and scenes from athletics. All senior football and basketball play- ers were featured in pen and ink drawings. 20«H CD � £D 182 seniors graduated on Friday May 22, 1981 from Mason County High School. There were 20 honor students of whom four, Renita Rosser, Kay Cracraft, Kelly Montgomery and Jeff Lytle had earned perfect 4.0 averages. The other honor stu- dents were Gina Hart, Mary Beth England, Kelly Hay, Sandy Jones, Kathi Ryan, Bobby McHugh, Tonna Truesdell, Allen Feldhaus, Jeff Cracraft, Mark Crawford, Marty Zeigler, Mike Mahaffey, Tim Harover, Nanette Bernardin, James Rice and Bill Phillips. Outstanding Senior Awards went to Kelly Hay in Business Education, Cathie Phillips in Art, Renita Rosser in Music, Kathi Ryan in Home Eco- nomics as well as the state FHA President's Plaque and the DAR Citizenship Award, Tonna Truesdell in Social Studies, Kelly Montgomery in English, Tom Saunders in Agriculture, Tim Harover in Math and Kay Cracraft in Science. Leisha Cox was also recognized for having perfect attendance for 12 years. Adamson, Charlotte Dean FHA 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr.; Library Club 1 yr. FBLA 2 yrs. Adamson, Deborah Lynn Cheerleader 4 yrs.; Jr. Prom attendant; Homecom- ing Queen; Track 5 yrs.; Girls State delegate; FHA 4 yrs.; Jr., Chapter, State Degrees; FBLA 4 yrs. Who's Who Among American High School Students Applegate, Freddy Wayne Blood Donor Arthur, James Manuel FFA 4 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr. Bare, Penny L. FHA 4 yrs.; Sr. officer 1 yr.; Jr., Chapter, State Degrees; FBLA 1 yr.; Senior class officer Barnoski, Mary Susan Art Club 3 yrs.; FHA 1 yr.; Library Club 1 yr. Barton, Paula Jane FHA 4 yrs.; Sectional officer; Home Economics Award 3 yrs.; FBLA 3 yrs.; 3rd place Fund Raiser; FBLA Delegate 1 yr.; office worker 1 yr. Bay, Cathy Carol FBLA 4 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; FHA Jr., Chapter De- grees; Library Club 2 yrs. Beckett, Denise Lori FBLA 4 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Art Club 2 yrs.; Beta Club 1 yr.; Activities Club 2 yrs. Bellamy, Rhonda Kay FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr. Bentley, Marsha Lynn Drill Team 4 yrs.; Capt. Drill Team; FHA officer 4 yrs.; FTA 2 yrs. 131 Bernardin, Nanette Marie Track 2 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; FBLA 3 yrs.; Art Club 3 yrs.; Activities Club 2 yrs.; FTA 1 yr. Biddle, Randall A. FFA 4 yrs.; 2nd V. Pres.; committee chairman 2 yr. Star Greenhand; 4-H 3 yrs.; State Dairy Bowl Team; State Dairy judging team; Class Pres. 1 yr.; Yearbook staff 2 yrs.; jr., sr. editor; FBLA 2 yrs. Bierlin, Martha Kelli Drill Team 4 yrs.; Outstanding member 1979-80; FHA 4 yrs.; Ways Means Chairman, Reporter; Jr., Chapt State Degrees; Tennis team 3 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs. V. Pres.; Latin Club 3 yrs.; Reporter; Thespians 1 yr Newspaper staff; News editor; Yearbook staff 1 yr. Math Club; Activities Club 1 y- Blevins, Pamela Ann Art Club 3 yrs.; Treas.; FHA 4 yrs. Blythe, Vicki Elaine FHA 4 yrs.; sectional officer 2 yrs.; Art Club 3 yrs.; Thespian 1 yr.; FBLA 2 yrs. Boeyer, Jim James Track and cross country 3 yrs.; capt.; regional Medalist 2 yrs.; ROTC 4 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Photography Club 1 yr.; Chess Club 1 yr. Boone, Kenny Ray Vocational School 2 yr.; FFA 2 yr. Boone, Terry Allen FFA 2 yr.; ROTC 2 yrs. Bower, David M. FFA 4 yr.; Library Club 2 yr.; Chorus 1 yr. Art Club 1 yr.; ROTC 1 yr. Bowkamp, Robbie Trent Band 4 yrs.; Math Club; Choir 132 Boyd, Morris Owens FHA Bradley, Charles Dee Track; crosscountry; ROTC 4 yrs.; Vocational School 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr. Brandis, Geseke FHA; Art Club; Activities Club; Tennis Team; 1st place Fall Tennis Tourn. Brewer, Carla Rae Bet Club 3 yrs.; Latin Club 3 yrs.; French Club 3 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; FHA 1 yr. Brogan, James Lee Football 4 yrs.; JROTC 4 yrs.; Track 3 yrs.; Activi- ties Club 2 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; FT A 1 yr.; Sr. Class representative; Library Club Brothers, Cindy Therese FBLA 4 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Activities Club; 4-H; Art Club; Library Club Brown, Bruce Vocational School 1 yr. Brown, Ricky Vocational School 2 yrs. Brown, Sarah Ellen FHS 4 yrs. Burns, Rhonda R. FHA 4 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Activities Club 1 yr. Campbell, Gary Lee FFA 4 yrs.; Art Club 2 yrs. Campbell, Terry Lee FFA 133 Church, Rebecca Gayle Band; FHA 4 yrs.; FFA; Art Club Claybrooke, Charlotte Ann Band; FBLA; French Club; 4-H Science Club; Ac- tivities Club Claypoole, Brenda Faye Junior class pres.; Senior Class business manager; FHA 4 yrs.; Jr., Chapt.; State Degree; Senior re- presentative; Latin Club 1 yr.; Co-ed-y 1 yr. Claypoole, Robin Gail FHA 4 yrs.; Art Club 2 yrs.; Library Club Coleman, Lynn Michele FHA 4 yrs.; sectional V. Pres. 1 yr.; Activities Club 2 yrs.; V. Pres. 2 yrs.; Drill team 1 yr.; Class officer 1 yr.; Yearbook staff 4 yrs.; Student Coun- cil Collins, Martin Andrew FBLA 2 yrs.; Shop Club 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr. Cracraft, Darlene Kay French Club 2 yrs.; French Club Pres., Sec-Trea Math Club 2 yrs.; Math Club Treas.; Beta Club 1 yr. FHA 3 yrs.; Jr., State Degrees; Band 1 yr.; Stu- dent Council 1 yr. Craycraft, Jeffery Adamson Baseball 4 yrs.; Golf 4 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; Sectional Reporter; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Indus- trial Arts Club 1 yr.; Math Club 2 yrs.; V. Pres Activities Club 3 yrs.; Yearbook staff Comer, Charles Murphy Beta Club 3 yrs.; 4-H 8 yrs.; Area Rep., County Pres., 4. Pres., Reporter, Club Pres., V. Pres.; French Club 4 yrs.; V. Pres.; Outstanding 4-Her 1978, 4-H Award of Excellence, Yearbook Staff; Math Club; FBLA 1 yr.; Chorus 3 yrs. Crawford, Mark Basketball 4 yrs.; Football 2 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yr Ac- tivities Club 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 1 yr. Craycraft, Debra Arthur FHA 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr. Cropper, Shannon Lynn FBLA 4 yrs.; Parliamentarian; 4-H 4 yrs.; Treas.; Track 4 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs. Cropper, Thomas J. FFA 4 yrs.; FBLA 2 yrs.; 4-H 9 yrs.; NFL 1 yr.; Chorus 1 yr.; Thespians 1 yr. Daulton, Melissa Lyn V. Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Jr. Attendant; Student Council 2 yrs.; Yearbook 1 yr.; Newspaper staff 1 yr Track Team 1 yr.; Bowling team 1 yr.; FHA 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr. Davis, Rachel Ann FHA 2 yrs.; JROTC 4 yrs.; JROTC Drill team 1 yr JROTC Color Honor Guard Doyle, Carol Elaine Bowling League; Art Club 2 yr.; Library Club 3 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr. Doyle, Crystal Shaye Student Librarian; FHA 2 yrs.; Library Club 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr. Emmons, Tamara Lynn FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 2 yrs. England, Mary Beth Cheerleader 4 yrs.; capt. 3 yrs.; voted Outstand- ing Var. Cheerleader 79-80; FHA 4 yrs.; reporter 2 yrs., parliamentarian 1 yr.; Latin Club 3 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Yearbook staff 3 yrs.; Girl's State Delegate; Activities Club 2 yrs.; Math Club 1 yr.; Class representative 1 yr.; Civics Award 135 Faulkner, Lisa Ann FHA 4 yrs.; Jr., Chapt. Degrees; FBLA 1 yr.; Teacher's Aid 1 yr.; Guidance Counselor Aid 1 yr.; Award in Civics Feldhaus, Allen Lowell Basketball 4 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Football 4 yrs.; Golf 4 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Activities Club 2 yr. Lat- in Club 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts 1 yr.; SAE I yr.; Student Council 2 yrs. Foster, Rebecca Jane Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Homecoming court 3 yrs.; Jr. Attendant 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; sectional officer 1 yr.; FBLA 3 yrs.; Activities Club 2 yrs.; Yearbook staff 2 yrs.; Art Club 2 yrs. Garrison, Lanny Art Club 4 yr.; Industrial Arts Club 1 yr.; FFA 2 yrs. Gilkerson, Kimberly Ann FHA 4 yrs.; Jr. officer; sectional officer; Jr., State, Chapt. Degrees; FBLA 4 yrs.; FBLA Most Out- standing; Art Club 2 yrs.; Drama 1 yr.; Yearbook staff 4 yrs.; Activities Club 2 yrs.; Drill team 4 yrs.; Football manager 1 yr. Goodwin, Sadonna Library Club 3 yrs.; FBLA 2 yrs.; FHA 1 yr. Grandison, Herman DeWayne Football 2 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Jr„ Chapt., State De- grees Gray, Cathy Lynn FHA 4 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr. Green, Shelly J. Art Club 4 yrs.; Treas. 1 yr.; Art Honor Society 2 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Jr., Chapt., State Degrees; Activi- ties Club 3 yrs. 136 Griffey, Derek Beta Club 3 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Tennis team 5 yrs.; FHA 2 yrs.; Latin Club 1 yr. Hamilton, Patricia Lorraine Library Club 2 yrs.; Treas., Hist. 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr.; FHA 2 yrs.; Vocational School 1 yr. Harover, Timothy Alan Marching Band 4 yrs.; Concert Band 4 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 2 yrs. Hart, Gina Louise Senior class Pres.; FBLA 4 yrs.; Pres. Hist.; Jr. class sec.; Drill team 1 yr.; Student Council, Re- presentative 1 yr.; Jr. Prom attendant; Activities Club 2 yrs.; FT A 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; Jr., Chapt. De- gree Hartley, Rhonda Lynn FHA 4 yrs.; Art Club 3 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Thespia 1 yr.; Track 1 yr.; Activities 1 yr. Hatton, Marla Renee FHA 4 yrs.; Jr. Chapt., State Degrees sectional re- porter 1 yr.; office worker 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.; Newspaper staff 1 yr.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Sec. 1 yr.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Yearbook staff 1 yr.; Golf Team 3 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs. Drill Team 1 yr.; Concert Choir 1 yr.; Vienna '79 Hay, Kelly Jo FBLA 2 yrs.; FBLA Treas. 1 yr.; FHA 2 yr.; Track team 3 yrs.; Basketball 4 yrs. Hedges, Milton G. Art Club 2 yrs.; FHA 1 yr.; Industrial Arts Club 1 yr.; JROTC 1 yr. Heminger, Andrea Gwyn FHA 4 yrs.; officer 4 yrs.; Activities Club 4 yrs.; Act. Club Pres. 2 yrs.; FBLA 4 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; Yearbook staff 4 yrs. 137 Henry, Dennis Roger FHA 1 yr.; Activities Club 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr. Hickman, Molly L. Library Club 4 yrs.; Pres. 1 yr. V. Pres 1 yr.; FHA 2 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr. Hiles, Kelly Jo FBLA 3 yrs.; Historian 1 yr.; FHA 2 yrs.; Science Club 1 yr.; Activities Club 1 yr.; Office worker 2 yrs. Hiles, Timothy Stewart Allstate Chorus 1 yr.; Vocal Clinic 1 yr.; Chorus 1 yr.; Band 1 yr. Hinson, Jeffery tuel Agriculture 2 yrs.; Auto Mechanics 2 yrs. Hook, Frank Edward Industrial Arts 2 yrs.; FFA 1 yr. Hord, Jeff L. Industrial Arts 2 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Vocational School 2 yrs. Howell, Dale A. Basketball 1 yr.; Football 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr. FHA 2 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr. Hughes, Lisa Gail Basketball 2 yrs.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs. FBLA 3 yrs.; Activities Club 3 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr. Hunt, Billy Kieth Agriculture 4 yrs.; Woodworking 2 yrs.; Vocation- al School 1 yr. Hunter, Loretta Catherine Band 4 yrs.; flag girl 2 yrs.; Marching 2 yrs.; Concert Band 4 yrs.; Pep Band 4 yrs.; Jazz Band 2 yr. FHA 4 yrs.; Jr. Chapt., State Degrees; FTA 2 yrs.; Pres. 1 yr.; Activities Club 2 yrs.; Co-ed-y 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; Thespians 1 yr. Hurst, Donald Wayne Jackson, Charles Richard FHA 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr.; Basketball 4 yrs.; Track 2 yrs. Jackson, Terry Wayne FHA 4 yrs.; Art Club 2 yrs.; Basketball 4 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Football 1 yr. Jackson, Sandra Poe FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 3 yrs. Jarrell, Lisa Kaye Library Club 3 yrs.; officer 1 yr.; Art Club 2 yrs.; FHA 1 yr.; Yearbook staff 1 yr. Jett, Charles Lee JROTC; FFA 3 yrs. Jones, Charles Will FFA 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr. Jones, Sandra Dean FHA 4 yrs.; Honor Roll Ch. 1 yr., Treas. 1 yr.; Latin Club 3 yrs.; Sec. 1 yr.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Sec. 1 yr.; Pres. 1 yr.; Thespians 1 yr.; Activities Club 1 yr.; Drill Team 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; Math Club 1 yr.; Class Treas. 1 yr. Kabler, Donna Sue FBLA 4 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr.; Public Relations Comm. Kabler, Stephen Patrick Agriculture 2 yrs.. Green Hand Degree; Chapter Farmer. Kendall, Pamela Jane FHA 3 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr. Kielman, Joseph E. Art Club 4 yrs.; V. Pres 1 yr.; Library Club 3 yrs.; Pari. 1 yr.; FFA 1 yr.; FHA 1 yr.; Activities Club 1 yr.; Art Honor Society 1 yr. Kinney, Hope Elizabeth FHA 4 yrs.; Songleader 1 yr. reporter 1 yr., treas. 1 yr., V. Pres. 1 yr.; Drill Team 3 yrs.; Activities Club 3 yrs.; FTA 3 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; French Club 1 yr. Kitchen, Linda Lou Library Club 3 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr. FHA 2 yrs. Lang, Carrisa Ann FHA 4 yrs.; Art Club 3 yrs.; Activities Club 3 yrs.; Co-ed-y 1 yr. Lang, John Christopher FHA 2 yrs.; FFA 1 yr.; Jr. Chapt. Degree; Indus- trial Arts Club 1 yr. Lawrence, Kevin Lee FFA 4 yrs. Lee, Charles Frank Marching Band 4 yrs.; Concert Band 4 yrs.; Pep Band 4 yrs.; Section Lead 1 yr.; Vocational School 1 yr.; FFA 1 yr.; FHA 1 yr. Litzinger, Debra Lynn FHA 1 yr. Lofton, James E. Football 1 yr.; Basketball 3 yrs.; Track 2 yrs. FHA 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr.; FFA 1 yr. Logan, Judy Carol FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 3 yrs.; Library Club 1 yr.; FHA Sectional reporter 1 yr. Lowe, Pamela Jane FFA 1 yr.; FBLA 3 yrs.; FHA 1 yrs. Lytle, Jeffery Wayne Student Govt. V. Pres.; Soph. Class Pres.; Senior Class Treas.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Secretary 1 yr.; FBLA 2 yrs.; French Club 3 yrs.; V. Pres. 1 yr.; Reporter 1 yr.; Art Club 2 yrs.; Choir 2 yrs. Mahaffey, Michael Allen FFA 4 yrs.; Asst. Reporter 1 yr.. Reporter 1 yr. FBLA 2 yrs.; Reporter 1 yr.; Beta Club 1 yr.; In- dustrial Arts Club 1 yr.; Choir 1 yr. Mastin, Alan Wayne FFA 4 yrs.; Treas. 1 yr.; Beta Club 1 yr. McCann, Kelly A. JROTC Color Guard Commander; ROTC Rifle Team Capt. 2 yrs.; JROTC Drill Team; JROTC Honor Guard; Cadet Major; FFA 2 yrs.; JROTC Company Commander 2 yrs. McDowell, Edwin Malcolm JROTC 4 yrs.; staff 2 yrs.; Drill Team 4 yrs.. Rifle Team 1 yr.; FBLA 3 yrs.; Band 2 yrs.; Football 2 yrs.; Yearbook staff 1 yr. McDowell, William Kieth FFA 4 yrs.; Football Team 3 yrs.; JROTC Rifle Team 2 yrs.; JROTC Drill Team 2 yrs.; Honor Guard 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr. McKee, Johnny Edward FHA 4 yrs.; Basketball Manager 2 yrs.; Track 1 yr. McNeil, Wynn Franklin Russiter JROTC 4 yrs.; ROTC Drill Team 2 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Tennis 5 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr.; Library Club 1 yr.; FHA 1 yr. Miller, Teresa Francine FBLA 3 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Art Club 2 yrs.; Activi- ties Club 1 yr.; FFA 1 yr.; French Club 1 yr. mi Montgomery, William Kelly Golf 5 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Manager 2 yrs. Foot- ball 1 yr.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Treas. 1 yr.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Pres. 1 yr.; Yearbook staff 2 yrs.; Sports Editor 2 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Jr., State, Chapt. Degrees; Sectional officer 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Cross Country 1 yr.; Activities Club 2 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 1 yr. Moran, Beverly Kay FHA 2 yrs.; FBLA 3 yrs.; Art Club 3 yrs. Moran, John M. Jr. FFA 2 yrs.; Football 2 yrs.; Vocational School 1 yr.; JROTC 4 yrs.; Cadet Capt. 1 yr. Moyer, Mike T. Vocational School 2 yrs.; FFA 3 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 2 yrs. Murray, Richard Michael Football 4 yrs.; JROTC 4 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 2 yrs.; Track 1 yr.; Art Club 2 yrs.; FHA 1 yr.; Woodworking 1 yr. O'Cull, Marilyn Jean Art Club 3 yrs.; FHA 2 yrs. Osborne, Andi C. FHA Regional Pres.; FHA Nat. Officer Candidate; FHA officer 4 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr.; Lat- in Club 2 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Drill Team 1 yr.; Student Council 3 yrs. Orme, David Allen Basketball 4 yrs. Golf 5 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Jr., Chapt., State Degrees; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Sectional officer 1 yr.; Math Club 2 yr.; Activities Club 2 yrs. Industrial Arts Club 1 yr. Paynter, Susan Jo JROTC 4 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Activities Club 2 yrs. Student Librarian 2 yrs. 1 42 Phillips, Bonnie Susan Cheerleader 3 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Rec. Leader 1 yr. Scholarship Chair. 1 yr.; Sectional Sec., Treas., Pres. FTA 2 yrs.; V. Pres. 1 yr.; Math Club 1 yr.; Activities Club 2 yrs.; French Club 2 yrs.; Tennis Team 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr. Phillips, Cathie M. Art Club 4 yrs.; Music, Violin, Choir 4 yrs. Phillips, William H. Band 4 yrs.; Choir 2 yrs.; 1979 European Tour; Superior ratings in Vocal Ensembles; 1979 NatT Band Contest; Beta Club 2 yrs.; JROTC 3 yrs.; FFA 1 yr. Pitakis, Nick James Jr. Vocational School 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 4 yrs. Preston, Kimberly Lisa Basketball 2 yrs.; Tennis team 3 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Jr. Degree; Sectional Pres. 1 yr.; 2nd place Fall Tennis Tourn.; French Club 1 yr. Qualls, Jon Alan Art Club 3 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 2 yrs.; Voca- tional School 1 yr. Quinn, Pamela Lynn Marching Band 3 yrs.; Concert 4 yrs.; FTA 2 yrs. Reporter 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; Jr., Chapt., State De- gree; FBLA 2 yrs.; Activities Club 2 yrs. Rice, James E. FFA 4 yrs.; Music 4 yrs.; All-State Chorus 2 yr. Roe, Nicola Jean FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 2 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr. Roe, Robert Eugene 1979 European Tour; Concert Choir 4 yrs.; March- ing Band 3 yrs.; All-State Chorus 1 yr.; Goodwill Ambassador for state of Kentucky; Entertainer, Miss Ohio Scholarship Pageant; Played for Presi- 143 dential Rally; Library Club 1 yr. Ross, Meri Beth FHA 4 yrs.; Parliamentarian, songleader. Historia secretary; Drill Team 2 yrs.; Fresh. Cheerleader; FBLA 1 yr. Rosser, Renita Jane Senior Class Chaplin; 1st runner up Ky.'s High School Soloist; 1979 European Tour; member 1979 Ambassador Choir to Kentucky; Vocal music 4 yrs.; Choral Clinic 3 yrs. Ryan, Mary Katherine FHA-HERO State Pres.; Regional V. Pres. FHA 4 yr. Chapter Pres. 1 yr., V. Pres. 1 yr., Treas. 1 yr.; Cheerleader 4 yrs.; Tennis team 4 yrs.; Beta Club 3 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Girl's State Delegate; Fresh Class Pres.; Jr. Class V. Pres.; Math club 1 yr.; Activities Club 1 yr. Sanders, Janet Arrasmith Library Club 2 yrs.; Pres. 1 yr., V. Pres. 1 yr. Scrap book Comm. 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; FHA 1 yr.; FFA 2 yrs.; winner in Tobacco Show, 8th in District. Sauer, Jacqueline Kay FHA 4 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; Secretary 1 yr.; FBLA 2 yrs. Art Club 1 yr. Saunders, Edward Thomas FFA 4 yrs.; President 1 yr.; Math Club 2 yrs.; Beta Club 1 yr. Saunders, Vickie Sue Participant in Special Olympics. Snipes, Ricky Lee Art Club; FFA; FHA; 4-H; Vocational School 144 Steddom, Joy Ellen Cheerleader 3 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; Historian 1 yr. Ways Means Chair. 1 yr.; Jr. Recreation Leader 1 yr.; Tennis team 4 yrs.; Activities Club 1 yr.; FTA 2 yrs. Stitt, Lennie Ray FFA 3 yrs.; Art Club 3 yrs.; Library Club 3 yrs. Industrial Arts Club 2 yrs. Sweet, Laura Louise FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 4 yrs.; Art Club 1 yr.; FBLA Public Relations Comm. Teegarden, Penny Jo Basketball 2 yrs.; Track 4 yrs.; FBLA 4 yrs.; Ac- tivities Club 2 yrs. Thomas, Tina Marie FHA 4 yrs.; officer 1 yr.; Activities Club 2 yr. Sec-Treas. 2 yrs.; Co-ed-y 2 yrs. Drill team 2 yrs. Student Govt. Senior rep.; Marching Band 2 yrs.; Concert Band 3 yrs. Tolle, Annell Denise Flag Corp 2 yrs.; Science Club 2 yrs.; President 1 yr.; Math Club 2 yrs.; FBLA 2 yrs.; FHA 2 yrs.; Photography Club 2 yrs. Truesdell, Tonna Elaine Science Club 4 yrs.; President 3 yrs.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Young Politicians 2 yrs.; Treas. 2 yrs. Math Club 1 yr.; FHA 1 yr.; Latin Club 3 yrs.; Band 3 yrs.; Yearbook staff 1 yr. Trumbo, Glenn William Concert Band 4 yrs.; Marching Band 4 yrs.; JROTC 4 yrs.; JROTC Drill team 4 yrs.; JROTC Rifle team; Rifle team Capt. 2 yrs.; JROTC Color Guard 3 yrs.; Colonel Rank. Vaughn, Roger Kieth JROTC 4 yrs., 4 yrs.; Tennis; Track Wallingford, Lisa Jayne FHA 3 yrs.; FBLA 1 yr.; Art Club 2 yrs.; Library Club 3 yrs.; Historian 1 yr.; President 1 yr.; Cho- us ral Music 2 yrs. Ward, Lori Ann Cheerleader 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; Jr. officer 1 yr. Senior officer 3 yr.; FHA Scholarship Queen; FBLA 2 yrs.; Activities Club 2 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr.; FHA Jr., Chapt., State Degrees Warrick, Sandra Maureen FHA 4 yrs.; FBLA 3 yrs.; FBLA Public Relations Comm.; Art Club 1 yr. Weimer, Kimberly Ann Yearbook staff 2 yrs.; Editor 1 yr.; Science Club 4 yrs.; President 1 yr.; Young Politicians 2 yr. Sec- retary 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; Honor Roll Chair. 1 yr.; Sectional officer 1 yr.; Jr., Chapt., State Degrees; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Girl's State Delegate; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Thespians 1 yr. Wheary, Anthony Clark Art Club 2 yrs.; President 1 yr. Williams, Deborah Dawn Marching Band 4 yrs.; Flag Corps 3 yrs.; Concert Band 3 yrs.; Science Club 4 yrs.; FHA 2 yrs.; Jr. Degree; Library Club 2 yrs.; Historian 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr. Wilson, Chandra Lynn Wood, Greg Wendell Zeigler, Martin Lee Fresh, class V. Pres.; Soph. Class Pres.; Senior Class V. Pres.; FFA 4 yrs.; Asst. Secretary 1 yr.; Secretary 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs.; Pres. 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Gallenstein Washington: 759-7478 Georgetown, Oh: 378-3498 Tolesboro: 798-4521 Appointments Walk in 7:30-5:30 GROCE DRY CLEANERS (the Sillier Shears 209 Government St. Maysville, Ky. FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER Owner: Clyde Dunaway 11 E. 2nd St. Ph: 564-4666 Maysville, Ky Coke adds life. 157 The proud principal, the proud father and coach, and the proud player all in their lasting moments of glory. Their dream had finally come true, and hundreds of Royals fans witnessed their kind words they spoke at the Homecoming party at the fieldhouse. The team was the greatest and every player is a hero and will never be forgotten. The long and joyous 17 days of March will always bring back warm memories as the student body of Mason County High, and the community were brought closer together by one win over another. The Royals are Number 2 in the state, but Number 1 in the hearts of every Mason Countian, some Maysvillians, and many Kentuckians. Allen Feldhaus receives the Ted Sanford Award. 158 ROYALS ARE NUMBER 2 IN KENTUCKY. . . BUT NUMBER 1 IN OUR HEARTS!! Hi,, 'V eVV?'- All the way. Royals! TWO, FOUR, SIX, EIGHT, BOV! DID WE CELEBRATE! Below: Darrin Wallingford decorates his car for the first pa- rade. We paraded through town and showed our support. Center: The parade progressed down third street, met by cheering Fans all along the way. Far Right: Our two brothers Jackson may now be as famous in this part of the country as the Jackson Five are every where else. Charlie Jackson sank shots and worked the ball to stun Shelby County. 160 MASON COUNTY'S GOIN' TO STATE BETTER, and BETTER and BETTER! Those words spoken by Allen Feldhaus Jr. described this year for Mason County. We just wanted to go to the state tournament for the first time. As we won the re- gion, we thought that we were as thrilled as we could be. Boy were we wrong! We went to Lexing- ton filled with pride. We celebrated with our host, Mr. Clyde Barbour. Then we went to watch a basket- ball game. Suddenly we wanted to win that basket- ball game more than any- thing else. Our Royals were playing their hearts out but Mr. Branson made us yell our hearts out. If there is a sixth man, that night, he was Mr. B. Finally that buzzer sounded, and the unbelievable had hap- pened. We had won our first state tournament game. Next came Bryan Station. There was no way we could get by them. Well Cinderella strikes again. Our team just didn't listen to the doubters. We stunned the Defenders and all of Lexington loved us. 161 1. Terry Jackson outfoxed the opponents too with his ball han- dling. As always, Terry was Mr. Cool on the court, upsetting the other side. 2. Our cheerleaders were great. Here we see Karen Sapp and Rhonda Burke joyful as the Royals upset yet another pow- er. 3. Kathy Ryan and Kim Lowe are ready to dance as the team de- nied Bryan Station its easy way to the finals. 4. Our crowds were the talk of Lexington as we supported our Royals. 5. Ever thoughtful. Coaches Feldhaus and Hester plan from the bench. 162 ROYAL 163 h How was this happening? At Mason County, we know that it takes a team to win the big ones. We knew that from past history. We had a team this year, not one man. We also had something else. We had heart. Of any team that has played in the state tournament, the Royals brought more fans with them, and those fans yelled for their team more than ever before. We all pulled together. Billy Hitt, one of the greatest Mason County fans, gives part of the credit to the parents and the school. He felt that this was our year beause all of us, parents, teachers and students had created a feeling of oneness throughout the year. Perhaps he was right. That oneness really car- ried over to Rupp Arena, and the basketball world loved us. � 64 I 2 4 3 5 b I We came home and paraded again 2 David Or me worked both inside and out befuddling Hryan Station 3. Allen Feldhaus Jr was clearly the darling of the state tourna- ment, he won the respect of all the spectators 4 We show our love and support for our team 5 Kelly Middleton withstc� od pure physical punishment to do his magic mongoose trick b Af received the Ted Sanford Award Now that the tourna- ment is over, those weeks sometimes seem like a wonderful dream. That is until we all start talking about it again. Somehow, people of this county seem to walk a little taller now. We all seem a little friendlier now. Someone said it in the madness in Lexing- ton, This had been good for our county. It cer- tainly has. Let us keep this great feeling of uni- ty! WE LOVE THE ROYALS! THE SHIRTS TELL THE STORY STATE TOURNEY RUNNERS-UP POM-POM PRINCIPAL HELPS CHEERLEADERS LIFT SPIRITS! THESE FACES TELL THE STORIES! THE FANS WERE TERRIFIC! HAPPINESS IS. . . 10TH REGION TITLE 174 A HERO'S WELCOME HOME THE 17 DAYS OF MARCH '81 STARTED AND ENDED WITH A PARTY. t. ’v I .jL s; % ■ i . ■- - ■ - - „V ,4 —