Mifflin High School - Lasso Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

LA990 VOLUME XXX MIFFLIN SENIOR HIGH 3245 Oaksprings 9treet Columbus, Ohio 432 19 CONTENTQ STUDENT LIFE 10 FACULTY 34 SENIORS 48 JUNIORS ...:■ . -u . sophomores... : ; ; . ;ow- % w3 ; .SPORTS . ' •;; .:-;98 - ' . ' ; organizations . . . .....:.. T ' i f-r : ' . VtgrJ ADVERTISING ' . : ' : . . . . . . . . ' . . ' . ' . 152 PUNCHER PRIDE MEANS ... ... studying.. ... learning ... ... improving ... ... interacting ... ... working ... ... creating ... relaxing ... ... enjoying. . . . practicing . . . . . . performing . . . . . competing . . . winning MUHHi QTUDENT LIFE PUNCHERS CELEBRATE 50 ' s AND 60 ' s Mifflin turned its clocks back for one day on October 19 as every- body dressed as his parents did back in the funky fifties and the swingin ' sixties. At lunchtime, costumes were judged and prizes were awarded. The day ended with a tribute to the music of the 50 ' s and 60 ' s in a show featuring 14 acts. 8PIRIT OF PA9T PERVADE9 MIFFLIN9 HALL9 1. Funky fifty clothing is modeled by Paula Wilson, Roxie Bolding, Debbie Hough and Sandy Brannon. 2. Linda Black, Andre Shepard, Tammy Harris and Wille Aponte rock to the music of the fifties. 3. A chorus line, from the drama department, presents a tribute to the 50 ' s and the 60 ' s. 4 Maria Tumblison and Patty spice Patterson depict a typical couple in the 50 ' s. 5. Puncherettes Nancy Snodgrass and Cherry Copeland get into the swing of things. 6. Sandy Little and Debby Mangus add to the Puncherette routine demonstrating a jitterbug step. 7. Vanessa White, Mike Thurman, Margaret Welch, William Smith and Beverlon Mason style their G.Q. clothes of the 50 ' s. 13 Darlene Allen was crowned as Homecoming Queen of 1979-1980 during halftime fes- tivities of the Homecoming game against Linden McKinley on October 25. After an assembly on Octo- ber 15, an election selected the court consisting of seniors Dar- lene Allen, Genevieve McKinney, and Sherry Walton; junior Maria Dipaulo; and soph- omore Linda Sawyer. On Friday, the 26, the Home- coming Dance, featuring a live band, honored the court. MIFFLIN CELEBRATEQ TRADITIONAL HOMECOMING 1. Senior candidate Sherry Walton is escorted by Sidney Richardson across the field to await the announcement of the Homecoming Queen. 2. Last year ' s Queen, Anna Marie Kotch, shares Darlene Allen ' s moment of joy. 3. Ray Radcliffe escorts Cinny McKinney to the court ' s seat of honor. 4. Darlene accepts the traditional roses from Anna and gives each member of the court a single rose as a mom- ento. 5. Representing the juniors is Maria DiPaulo, escorted by Jeff Corbet. Linda Sawyer, accompanied by her escort Doug Carter, is the chosen candidate of the sophomore class. DRAMA UNVEILS MYSTERY The Mousetrap was the drama department ' s fall presentation given November 13 and 14 to sell out crowds. This mystery drama was a first for the Puncher thespians. INN TRAP9 MURDERER 1. A strange group appears at the country house. 2. The guests become suspicious of each other. 3. The detective questions each murder suspect 4. Not alert enough, Jodi becomes a victim. 5. Each character has a secret to guard 6. An elaborate set is needed. 7. The host couple are novices at their job. 8. Play Cast: Row 1: L. Ward, R. Durrett, and K. St. Clair. Row 2: S. Brannan, S. Carr, J. Quails, and T. Rutledge. Row 3: Karen Miller, S. Frye, P. Wilson, |, Click, M. Nichols, and Sarah Kriska. 9. Each suspect has his own eccentricities. 17 JR-9R GAME END9 TIED The Juniors and Seniors bat- tied to a 37-37 tie on April 29, in their annual bas- ketball challenge game. 8ANTA VI8IT9 MIFFLIN The D.E. class sponsors an annual visit from Santa Claus to allow students to place their Christmas orders. 19 QUPER QLURPERQ OUT EAT BRIGG9 Rick Bailey and Darryl Harris outclassed all competitors to win the right to compete at Briggs in a challenge match on February 15. Displaying a variety of eating styles and an enormous capacity, Bailey out ate the Briggs Pigs. PERFORMING ART9 GIVE MU9ICAL AND TALENT SHOW The drama, vocal music, and instrumen- tal music departments teamed up to pres- ent Professor Fennerstein ' s Magical Musi- cal, Mifflin ' s first musical. It played to packed houses in a matinee performance on March 27 and in an evening perform- ance on March 28. Musical Cast: Row 1: J. Oglesbee, Amy; D. Allen, Murray Bodger; and S. Frye, Amy. Row 2: L. Hart, Chorus; E. Adams, Professor Fennerstein; T. Neil, Chorus; and ). Click, Chorus. Row 3: L. Van Schoyck, the other woman; E. Robin- son, Ben Trusty; )ohn Bombatch; M. Nichols, nurse; S. Martin, C. Shook, and R. Thompson. 21 STUDENT8 COMPETE AT ANYTHI NG G0E8 ' The first Anything Goes, sponsored by Stu- dent Council, was a field day full of competitive fun. Students crawl under wires . maneuver carts . . . . leap hurdles . . . . run with legs bound . . . . toss balloons . . . . tiptoe through tires . . . . pull hard . . . . lean determinedly . . . . and enjoy refreshments. STUDENTS ENJOY PROM 1. I Wright signals his approval of the evening. 2. Sharing a private joke is a part of prom night for |. Miller. 3 R Frazee and M. Wolfel take advantage of the music. 4. H. Washington ' s eyes sparkle like the glitter in her hair. 5 C Freeman sits out one dance with his date D. Willis. 6. Dancing with L Adams, S. larrells shows proms are a time for dreaming. 7. But mostly proms are for having fun. STAIRWAY TO STARS CHOSEN PROM THEME The 1980 junior Senior Prom was held at the Neil House downtown. Besides the dance book favors, each girl was given a long stemmed rose as a momento of the evening. Stairway to the Stars was the evening ' s theme carried out in appropriate decorations. 25 26 JR-QR PROM 9ERVES A9 FINAL SOCIAL EVENT 1. Everyone has a smile for the cameraman. 2. L. Adams shows k. Phillips how to really get down . 3. The Prom provides one last chance for socializing before the school year ends. 4. R. Presuitti obviously likes slow dancing — or his date — or both! 5. Chaperones Mrs. Crane, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Groce, Mr. Tanner, and Mr. Katterhenrich greet R. Collier and L. Tolbert. 6. ). Butler likes the fast dance numbers. 7. Trying some fancy footwork, D. Brown enjoys the music. 28 CLA8S OF 80 GRADUATES The Class of 1980 met its final time inMershon Auditorium for commencement exercises. Valedictorian of the class was Robin Frazee. The graduates will long remember the speeches, the single carnation each received, the Choir ' s presentation, the awarding of the diplomas, and the congratulations from happy families and friends. 29 31 PEOPLE 1. Principal of Mifflin for six years, Pau Katterhenrich has a B.S. in Education from Capital University and an M.A. in School Administration from Ohio State University. 2. Assistant Principal Clay Tanner earned a B.S. and an M.A. at Ohio State University before coming to Mifflin two years ago. 3. New to Mifflin this year, Assistant Principal William Hayes received a B.S. in Education from Ohio State University and an M.A. in Education from Xavier University. 1. New to Mifflin this year, Linda Green discusses an assignment with office helpers Linda Jones, Tammy Harris, and James Seiber 2. Through eleven years at Mifflin, Norma Baker has watched the names on these teacher mailboxes change. 3. Records clerk, Mary Buck, is glad to turn attendance duties over to Teresa Whitner this year. ta Memorial College and an M.A. from qualify Alexander Lawrence to be Home Community Agent. 2. Underclass counselor Kenneth Zimmerman has worked with Mifflin students for 6 years after getting a B.A. from Otterbn, attending Capital ' s School of Music, and finishing his M.A. at Ohio State University. 3. Ohio State University graduate and 31 year veteran Sue Ellis smiles through the mountains of schedule change requests she faces as senior counselor. 4. Providing extra assistance to students are Alford Thomp- son, vocational coordinator, and Rick Langer, the work study coordinator. 1. Her B.A. from Muskingum College and an Ed. Media Certificate from Ohio Dominican College qualify Sarah Watkins for the position as librarian. 2. Claudia Lamprecht, who received a B.S. in Education from Ohio Dominican College, and Wanda Clifton with a B.S. in Education from Central State University, have both taught in the work study program here at Mifflin two years. 3. Former social studies teacher and now Pupil and Community Assistance Specialist j. Mark Stewart left Bowling Green with a B.A. and was granted his M.A. from Ohio State University. 4. Nurse Betty Ventling always has a smile as well as medical aid to offer Mifflin students and faculty. Sophomore participation in band. 2. After receiving a B.M.E. from Wittenburg University School of Music, Mary Daniels has been directing vocal music at Mifflin six years. With a B.A. in music from Cap- ital University, Walters has taught instrumental music here for two years. 3. Sally Kriska has been teaching Speech, Drama, and English for over six years. She received a B.S. and an M.A. from Ohio State University. Ken Jones earned a B.S. from Penn State Uiversity and an MA from Ohio State University. He has been teaching Art at Mifflin for three years. from Uhio Mate Universit qualified to teach Drivers Education to students like Cind Wheaton and Lillian Russell. 2. Having taught Home Economics at Mifflin for twenty-si years, Helen Koontz received her B.S. and M.A. from Ohio State University Celeste Casey brought her B.S. from Michigan State University to Mifflin to teach Home Economics. 3. With a B.S. from Ohio State University, Carleton Banks teaches industrial Arts at Mifflin for his first year after twenty- two years of previous experience. Niels Peterson ' s B.S. and M. from Ohio State University prepared him for his thirteen year of teaching Industrial Arts here. 1. journalism instructor Carol Neutzling, an eight year member of the Mifflin faculty, possesses a B.A., a B.S., and an M.A. from Ohio State University. Graduate of Ohio University, Lynn Morgan has a B.S. and has been at Mifflin three years. 2. Virginia Richmond in her first year at Mifflin is a graduate of Ohio Dominican College with a B.S. in French. Third year Spanish teacher Barbara Hegler has a B.S. and M.A. from Ohio State University. 3. University of Michigan graduate Dorothy Hi is in her second year at Mifflin. She received her M.A. from Ohio State University. Seven year English teacher veteran Annette Daniel graduated from Ohio State University with a B.S. m h- 1. Mr. Thomas lends a helping hand. 2. Emma Adair in her first year at Mifflin teaches social studies and advises cheerleaders. 3. With both a B.S. and an M.A. from Ohio State University, Dwight Groce teaches government and behavioral science. Activities Coodinator, senior class advisor, and golf coach James Thomas also teaches P.O.D. Mr. Morrison is new to both teaching social studies and Mifflin this year. 4. In his tenth year at Mifflin, Burrell Denune teaches world history and serves as instructional coordinator. Head football coach and assistant wrestling coach Robert Orth is a nine year veteran of the socia studies department. -lew to Mifflin, Beverly Shibler brings a B.A. from Rosary Hill College, an M.S.T. from Rutgers, and eleven years experience. John Smith teaches math and coaches basketball. He has a B.S. from Capital University and an M.A. from Ohio State University. 2. Business teacher Kenneth Harding has been teaching at Mifflin five years after graduating from Ohio State University. 3. Coaching baseball, football, and basketball in addition to teaching math keeps Fred Baum busy all year long. A veteran of twenty years of teaching at Mifflin, Gerald Atwell teaches math and coaches wrestling. PERIODIC TABLE OF T 1. Advisor to the Chess Club, scienc teacher Charles O ' Neil observes a physics experiment with another science teacher to Mifflin this year, Richard Robinson. 2. 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Bass, Anthony W.: Baseball 1,3,4, Football 2, 3. Bass, Eric E.: Track 1, Wrestling 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Bondurant, Rodney L.: Baseball 1, Football 3, 4, Home Economics Treasurer 2, 3, O.W.E. 3, 4. Bowen, Elizabeth M.: Office Aide 4, Guidance Aide 3, 4, 1.O.E. Steno 3, 4. Bryan III, Robert R.: Choir 1, Student Council 2, Friends Varsity Football 3, Varsity Football 4. Burrell, Kirk: Tennis Team 2, Sr. Choir 1, 2, 4, Ensemble 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 1,2, 3, Who ' s Who 4. Butler III, Cecil ).: Football 1 , 2, Track 1 , 2, 4, Drama Club 4, Mime Troupe 4, Wrestling 1,2. Carson, Lanita K.: Baseball (Brookhaven) 1,2, Softball (Clinton) 1, Attendance Aide (Clinton) 1. Collier, Mary R.: Cheerleader 1 , 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 4, Principal ' s Advisory Committee 4, Superintendent of School ' s Committee 4, Who ' s Who 4, Office Aide 3, 4, Guidance Aide 4. Cooper, Elvin E.: Basketball 1,3, 4, French Club 1, O.W.E. Treasurer 4. Davis, Lorrie L: Softball (Beechcroft) 1, (Mifflin) 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Basketball 2. Dooley, CharleneM.: Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, 1.O.E. 3,4, Treasurer 3, Drama 3, Student Council 4, Library Aide 3, 4. Edwards Jr., John: Track 1,2, 3, Grease Day 4, Speech 4. Edwards, Jolene A.: Band 1, Concert 1, Spanish Club Secretary 2, Library Aide 2, 3,4, 1.O.E. 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Football Stat. 4. I | M Frazee, Robin R.: National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Radio TV Broadcasting 3, 4, Foreign Language Club 2, Mime Troupe 4, Camp Enterprise 3, Valedictorian 4, Drill Team 3. Fisher, Michele L.: Track (Northland) 2, Library Aide (Northland) 2, Softball 3, Science Aide 3, Football Stat. 3,4,MemberofVICA4. Gillum, Kristee L.: Newspaper Staff 1, Publications 3, 4, Reserve Cheerleader 2, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Radio TV Broadcasting 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Morning Announcer 3, 4, Attendance 2. Griffith, joe A.: Varsity Basketball 1, Reserve Basketball 2, Engineering Club O.S.U. 3, 4, Class Vice President 4 - -€% Harmon, Robert W.: Band (Mifflin )r.) 1,2, (Mifflin Sr.) 3, 4, Stage 2, 3, 4, Vocational NEGG Industrial Electronics 3, 4. Harris, Tammy C: Pep Club 1, Welcoming Committee 2, 3, Student Council 2,3, Library Aide 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 3, 4, Friends 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Class Treasurer 3. Hines, Valerie: Track 1 , Volleyball 2, Choir 1, O.W.E. 2, 3, 4, Typing 1. Jackson, Deborah L: I.O.E. 3,4, Drill Team (Barret) 1, Volleyball (South) 3. Jackson, Denise L.: Greenthumb Aide 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 3, Guidance Aide 4. Jefferson, Ronnie L.: Football 1,2, 3,4. Johnson, Angela L.: Basketball Stat. 3, 4, Football Stat. 4, Office Aide 3, 4, Library Aide 2, Guidance Aide 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2. r Jones, Linda: National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Who ' s Who 4, Camp Enterprise 3, Class Vice President 3, 4, Tennis 4, Basketball Stat. 3, 4, Office Aide 4, Guidance Aide 4. Knight, Rex D.: Basketball 1,2, Track 1. Lambright, Marshall M.: Newspaper Staff (Everett) 1 , Yearbook Staff (Everett) 1 , Library Aide (Everett) 1, Guidance Aide 3. I H Lilley, Mary E.: Library Aide 2, Office Aide 3, D.E. 4. Long, Judith A.: O.W.E. Class Treasurer 3, O.W.E. Class Secretary 4, Softball 2, Gym Assistance 1, 2, 3, 4. Massie, Brenda L: French Club President 2, Who ' s Who 3, Society of Distinguished Students 2, 3. Mason, Beverlon C: Marching Band 2, Concert 2, Concert Band (Yorktown) 1 . McDonald Jr., Albert C: Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball (Woodward Park) 1, Engineering Club 2, 3, 4, Track (Woodward Park) 1. McCinnis, Kevin D.: Football 2, Tennis 3. McKinney, Genevieve: Volleyball (Champion) 1, Homecoming Queen Finalist (Champion) 1, (Mifflin) 4, Drama 4, Mime Troupe 4, Vocational Medical Laboratory 3, VICA 3, Drill Team 2, Spanish Club (Champion) 1, (Mifflin) 4, Basketball (Champion) 1. McManis, Eugenia D.: Columbus College of Art and Design (Photography) 4, Softball 3, Marching Band 2, 3, Concert 2, Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Columbus Alternative 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4. Merril, Brian D.: Sophomore Class Treasurer 2, Marching Band 2, Stage Band 3, F.H.A. Club 2. Moorer, Jerome A.: Marching Band 2, 3, Stage Band 2, 3. Moore, Victor R.: Football 2, Wrestling 2. Peyton, Danielle W.: Mixed Glee 1, 1.O.E. 3, 4. Phillips,Kim B.: National Honor Society 3, 4, CO. E. Class Treasurer 4, Citizen of the Year 1, 1.O.E.2, 3, Teacher ' s Aide 3, 4, Library Aide 1 . Phillips, Marlisa J.: National Honor Society 3, 4, C.O.E. Class President 4, Drill Team 3, I.O.E. 2, 3, Citizen of the Year 1, Student Council 1, Cross Country Stat. 2, Teacher ' s Aide 3,4. Pringle, Fred J.: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, AA State Champ 3, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Runner 4, French Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 3, Student Council 4, President 4, Buckeye Boys ' State 3, Who ' s Who 3. Quails III, James E.: Audiovisual Crew (Ridgeview Jr.) 1, Library Aide 2, Mousetrap4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4. Ray, Jolene R.: Friends Club Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Upward Bound 2, 3, 4, Mime Troupe 2, 3, Ensemble 2, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, I.O.E. Steno 3, 4, Platonic Crystal Band 4, Choir 2, 4, Volleyball Stat. 3, F.H.A. Club 1. Richmond, Charlene L: Library Aide 1, 2, 3, Office Aide 1, I.O.E. 3, 4, Drama 1, Choir 1. Sagstetter, Cheryl L.: Drill Team 3, 4, Secretary Senior I.O.E. 4, Softball Stat. 2, 3, Office Aide 2, 3, Basketball Stat. 1. Sharpe, Jacqueline R.: I.O.E. 3. Shatto, Deborah A.: Drill Team 2, Guidance Aide 2. Smith, Dorcella J.: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Girls ' State Delegate, Volleyball 1,4, Softball 1, Office Aide 3, 4, Boy ' s Track Stat. 3, 4, Choir 2, French Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1 , 3, Class President 3, Who ' s Who 3, Basketball Stat. 4 Stoddard, Scott: Yearbook 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Editor 4 Trout, Linda C: Vocational Advertising 3, 4. Walton, Sherry D.: I.O.E. 3,4, Homecoming 3, 4, Drill Team 1,2, 3. Ward, Leon H.: Buckeye Boys ' State 3, National Honor Society 1, 79 Columbus Art Show Winner 3, All American Band Award 2, Vice President Language Club 2, Mime Troupe 3, 4. Ward, Terry W.: French Club 1 , 2, Baseball 4. Washington, Helen P.: Newspaper 3, Senior Choir 4, Drama 3, F.H.A. Club 2, 4, Speech 3, Library Aide 3, 4. White, Karla A.: Senior Choir 1 , 2, Vice President 4, Track (Bishop Hartley) 2, (Mifflin) 4, Drill Team (Bishop Hartley) 2, Pep Club (Bishop Hartley) 2. Williams, Zanetta L: Softball 1 , F.H.A. Club 2, Guidance Aide 1, 2, 3, Office Aide 1, Vocational School 2. Willis, Cathy: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Ensemble 2, 4, F.H.A. Club 4, Friends 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Library Aide 4, Grease Day 2, 3, 4. Woodson-Levey, Susan D.: Softball 1,2,4, Library Aide 4. Belinda Allen Rickv Anderson Sonequa Andrews Wilberto Aponte Richard Ashcraft Richard Bailey Ricky Baker Gary Banner Karen Barger Tracy Barnhart leffery Barstow Joseph Bennett caring Donna Berridge Roxie Bofding Steven Brannan Robert Cahili Ronald Beuchert Gregory Boone Brett Brenning David Caldwell Paul Blankenship Paula Bradley Quintin Broadnax Karen Calhoun Paul Blanton Yvonne Bradley Dawn Brown Rebecca Caminiti Bradley Booster Belinda Brady Jay Brown Andrew Carson 69 Aaron Chapman Jo Coffield Paula Dado Maria Dipaolo Ronald Choina Patricia Cook Michael Davis Lemar Dooley Vincent Ciamacco Sherry Copeland Renita Davis Ella Dotson Randall Dotterer Susan Dudding Lisa Dukeman Robert Durrett Norma Ely Deanna Emrick Mark Evans Marcia Fair Thomas Fair Sue Fatk Mark Ferri Brian Fielder ari Flesher Ilayton Freeman Darlene Garth David Cilg 72 Rachel Foor Deborah Gallien Lena Gates Richard Gorsuch leading . . . Brian Grate Brenda Hawley jane Hubbard Thomas Johnson Patrick Hadley Leon Haynes Brenda Jackson Kerwince tones Patricia Hamilton Lavana Hemphill Terry Jackson Wiima Justice Tonya Harden Angela Henderson Kevin james Scott Karasek Ricardo Harris Debra Hough Sandra jarreils Vickie Keyse 73 Douglas Leonard Chris Long Anthony MacDonald Shelley Martin Anita Lewis Vernecia Long Terry Manning Timothy May enjoying Brenda Mcartor Mary McCuilough Michael McKirmey Michael Miles Fredia McCteod Ruth McCutiough Todd Meehan Cecil Miller Tersa McCpltum Iditla McDonald Teri Meyers Jodi Miller. Kenneth Miller Teresa Moore David Moss Constance Nichols Charles Mitchell Victor Moore Rosalind Muse Melanie Nichols Crystal Monroe lames Morgan Sherriann Nance James Odonovan Gerald Moore Maurice Morris Teresa Neil Richard Oldfield Jeffrey Moorer jerry Morrison Edward Nelson Terry Oliver performing . . Lori Pace Regina Partee Stuart Pharis Romeo Presutti Gilbert Palmer Patricia Patterson Arthur Poindexter Darwin Price Sherrie Price David Ramsey Kyle Robertson Kimberly Rothe Bradley Quails Tamara Rice Mark Robertson Lillian Russell James Quails I Kelly Richardson johnny Ross Ellaine Sanders relaxing . . Patricia Sanders Andrew Shay Sam Short Dianne Smith Brian Schnidt Andre Shepherd Lynn Shrewsbery Francis Smith Julie Shaffer Eric Shepherd Sharon Si f ford Margaret Smith Cheryl Shannon Cynthia Shook Franco Silvestri Stacy Smith Lori Shannon Donna Short Gary Simon Jeffrey Spencer David Staley John Sullivan Jeffrey Taylor LisaTumblison Ira Steward David Taylor Robert Thompson Janet Vanover 80 studying . . David Walker Kendall Whetsel Ceanette Wills Rebecca Wynkoop Quentin Walls Kelly Williams Paula Wilson Laura Zyvonoski Larry Adkins Dernitrice Alberson Cassandra Aldridge Melanie Annan Cynthia Adams Tamara Adams Anthony Anglin Inaida Aponte lames Armstrong David Ashcrott Timothy Anderson William Anderson Sharon Bass Christina Bates Stephanie Baum Lutonda Terrance Baker Brett Barker Baumgardner jaqueline Bell Teresa Bell 82 Kivi Black Robin Bourgeois Denise Brown Kelly Buhrts Gary Board Hazel Bradley Lesley Boester David Brannan Marlon Bonner Michael Brenning Lionetta Benton Natalie Bretz 83 Thomasa Cardwell Terita Carey Michelle Cermack SherrieChaffin Stanley Carr Ermon Burney Tina Byrd Kelley Cahill Sherry Chapman Shelley Cahill Brian Cairelli Suzanna Campbel Latrisha Carson William Carter Michael Cermack Sandra Choina Kimberly Christian James Clark B4 Randal Clarkson Mark Coltrin Michelle Conant Christine Cooper jerry Corbin Pamela Cornley Daniel Cortledge Philecia Culver Michelle Sharon Danniger Paul Davis Kenneth Cortledge Edward Craft Cumberland Brian Cramer Ricardo Cudgel Tamberly Dewitt 85 Dorae Dickerson Mark Ekwall Alfred Foxx Tonda Goolsby Brian Dingess Mary Elder Harold Frazier Teresa Cordon Brian Doughty Leonard Erskine Latanya Fulton Scott Crate Yolunda Doughty Terri Farley Sheila Gayness Suzanne Gregory Caren Uowler Michael Fast Mary Gilford Scott Grimmett David Dungy Terry Foster Juanita Goolsby Carla Grubic 86 Dominic Culley Darryl Harding Cheryl Hawkins lerry Heischman James Heitz Mark Hendersh Rodney Harris Lorie Hart Sherry Hill Robert Hobbs Sherry Holby Steven Holdren Edward Hatfield Robin Hatfield Anita Henry Diana Hill 87 ifeM Gary Hollis Sherri Holmes Terri Holmes Felicia James John Jarrell William Jayne Samir Homsi Marco Houpe Gary Hughs Bush Jones Toni Jones Troy Jones Alyson Hudson Cheryl Jackson Freddie Jackson Dixon Jenkins Kelly Jewett Gregory Johnson 88 Tracy Kerrin Kandi Krebs Lisa Lee Patrick Lemley Shirley justice Brian Kaufman Janet Kelley Kellie Kendell Timothy Kinstter Michele Kipilinger Clement Knowles Julie Kowalsky 89 David Levesque Mark Maggi Cisele Martin Dennis Mathess Dewayne Ligans William Malicoate Terry Martin Melody McCauley :1 te Michael Light Debra Mangus Warren Lincoln Teresa Marcum Victoria Logan Michelle Marsh Carol Lorentz Marilynn Marshall 90 Thomas McCau ley William McCteod Samual McCoy Sandra McCoy Bernard Meier Monica Meier Robert McDonald Vernon McDonald Richard McDonnell Deborah McGraw Stephen Miller Cynthia Milliron Vemace McKay JohnMcKinney Patty McMillan Victor Mead e Eric Merrill Anna Miller Donald Miller Sandra Miller 91 Robert Minor Carl Mitchell Stefanie Mitchell Rhonda Muse Toni Mutters Daniel Myers Ricky Mohler Marketa Moore Timothy Morgan Gloria North Shawn O ' Donnell John Orem Angela Morris Kelly Moser Ambrose Moses Tammie Neviska Le Nguyen Barry Niemeyer Eric Poindexter Clyde Prince Terr ReU ndexter nee loan Oglesbee Richard Parr Frank Popovich Tonia Rayford Floyd Pack Paul Patterson Kelvin Porter Karen Young Constance Padovan Staci Pettis Cina Powell Kim Rhodes Cynthia Palmer Theodore Plummer Penni Price Ava Richardson ■ James Rishel Todd Rossi Mark Scharer Judith Sharron Debra Robinson Kimberly Russell Paula Schmitz Marc Sheperd George Rodriguez Anthony Rutledge Robin Scott John Sheskey Karan Shook Charles Ross Linda Sawyer JohannaShaffer Kathleen Slane 94 Robby Smallwood Brent Smi Dennis Spencer Keith StClair Kimberiy Young Tony Sykes Ronald Taylor lames Tennyson Nancy Snodgrass Philip Straquadine Lolitta Snow Michael Strotter 95 Trade Thogmartin Maria Tumbilson Cina Ward Shelia Welch Danielle Thomas Jennifer Tyson Rebecca Ward Keith Weaver Denise Thomas Deneen Upchurch Joy Warren Keith Werner Rebecca Thomas David Vallette Lamonte Waugh Lori Westervelt 96 Samual Townsel Laura Vanschoyck Ann Trotter Thomas Waddle Daniel Wheeler Crystal Williams Carl White Garland Williams Cassandra White Brenda Williams Cassandra White Richard Williams 97 SPORTS y i i, I ; I i h.. l - h r ' r + 100 rci£F ' _JH Ht SFm t m 7 SCHEDULE Away 29-6 Delaware Hayes Away 18-12 East Home 8-7 Centennial Away 35-6 Whetstone Away 7-21 Wauseon HomecomingO-14 Linden McKrnley Away 26-12 Beechcroft Home 27-7 Northland Away 19-28 Brookhaven City League 12-10 Eastmoor PUNCHERS DOMINATE Head Coach Bob Orth guided his Punch- ers to a 7-3 record cap- ped by a 12-0 victory over Eastmoor in the City League Champion- ship by excelling in speed, courage, tough- ness, ability, and deter- mination. 1 . Boys ' Football Team: Row1: K. Williams, M. Thurman, K. Williams, C. Howard, H. Johnson, R. Bondurant, G. Eaton, and R. Bryan. Row 2: C. Burney, J. Broadnax, M. Evans, E. Crump, A. Carson, J. Moore, E. Nelson, S. Hilland, K. McDonald. Row 3: K. Jones, A. Chinn, R. Clarkson, Q. Broadnax, J. Moore, J. Beverly, J. Brown, R. Thompson and V. McDonald. Row 4: J. Holland, T. Johnson, M. Bonner, M. Wilkerson, L. Waugh, D. Mathess, D. Dungy and R. Baker. Row 5: Coach Eppert, Coach Eichinger, Manager James Siebert, Head Coach Orth, and Coach Baum. 2. Linden defenders surround Lionel Waugh. 3. Mifflin ' s Pied Piper Orth does some sideline cheering. 4. Mifflin defenders converge on a Linden pass. 5. Defense swarms on loose football. 6. Quincy Jones gives his teammates the game plan hoping to even better the score in the final minutes. . . . EARN HONORS Many individual hon- ors were earned by the ' 79 Punchers. Eight players made the All- City first team including Seniors Steve Hill, Wil- liam Smith, Harold Johnson, and Greg Eaton; Juniors Jay Hol- land and Rick Baker; and Sophomores Mark Wilkerson and Denny Mathess. Kevin Williams, Keith Williams, Rick Bailey, and Randy Clarkson earned All-City Honora- ble Mention. Hill was picked All- District, and A. P. Spe- cial Mention All-Ohio. Holland received All- District Honorable Mention. Baker and Keith Williams were named Coaches ' All- District Honorable Mention. Johnson made the C.J. defensive second team; and Baker, the third. 1. Thurman lends support from the sideline. 2. The defense forces a low punt. 3. Holland grinds out tough yards against Linden. 4. Defense stacks up Centennial ball carrier. 5. Smith looks for daylight as Mathess sets to block. 6. Crump takes a breather between plays. ' i w W ff 1 ' i. £i f jl i al ? PS J vii 5 Mi ' E 32 3 L ■r „ l | _ « — • ' - . . . TAKE CITY! The Punchers went into Franklin County Stadium as two to three touchdown underdogs and came out as City League Champs. The Punchers sub- dued the Eastmoor Warriors using oppor- tunistic play to come away with a 1 2-0 vic- tory. In the first quarter Jimmy Broadnax returned an errant pitchout to the 15 set- ting up a Jones to Car- son aerial touchdown. Hill pounced on a fum- ble leading to a twelve yard touchdown scamper by Jay Holland. Eastmoor lost a scor- ing opportunity when Keith Williams recovered a Warrior fumble on the Puncher 3 yard line. 1. Players and fans alike savor victory. 2. Jay Holland darts around the end. 3. Six Punchers swarm the Eastmoor ball carrier. 4. The Puncher defense shuts down Eastmoor ' s air attack with continued pressure. 5. Defensive coach Eppert ' s finely tuned squad contains Eastmoor ' s strong running game. 6. William Smith follows his blockers toward the goalline. 105 Mkj HARRIERS IMPROVE The Mifflin Cross Country squad under Coach Alex Lawrence fielded a well balanced 12 man squad. For the second straight year Senior Mike Hutchings was voted the team ' s Most Valuable Player. Senior Fred Pringle was voted Most Improved Runner. I think Mifflin ' s 1980 team is going to be much stronger because we have three good sophomores coming back and two better than average juniors back. added the first year coach. 1. Seniors Tony Bosley, Fred Pringle, and Hank Cornley warm up. 2. Talented sophomore Ambrose Moses has learned much during his first year. 3. Senior Tony Bosley pulls ahead of Viking in city meet. 4. Senior Mike Hutchings sets the pace here during city meet. 5. Seniors Hank Cornley and Fred Pringle show fatigue from grueling pace. 6. Juniors Eric Shepherd, Terry Oliver, Gary Banner, and David Moss practice on Mifflin grounds. 7. Sophomores Dennis Jackson and Garland Williams are future of squad. 107 VOLLEY- BALL REBUILDS The Girls ' Volleyball team, under first year Coach Boehm, ended their season with an 8- 8- mark. The squad was led by Junior Captain Kelly Lomax and Sophomore Kellie Simpson who were both named 2nd team All-City. Senior Dorcella Smith was named All-City Honora- ble Mention. This very young team, Boehm said, had the talents and spirit that it takes to make a good team, but they need the experi- ence. Boehm has high hopes for next year ' s squad. She added, It should be a good year for the team, losing only one senior and having seven returning letterwomen. 1 . Volleyball Team: Row 1: K. Lomax, B. Caminiti, and T. Lathers. Row 2: L. Williams, S.White, and K. Boone. Row 3: K. Simpson, T. Adams, D. Smith, and Coach Boehm. 2. Dorci Smith stretches to return a serve. 3. K. Boone shows why knee pads are used. SCHEDULE Date Opponent Score Sept. 18 Centennial 0-5 Sept. 19 South 1-4 Sept. 20 Linden McKinley 0-5 Sept. 25 Whetstone 1-4 Oct. 2 East 1-4 Oct. 4 ESeechcroft 0-5 Oct. 8 Independence 1-4 Oct. 9 Northland 1-4 Oct. 10 Briggs 1-4 Oct. 11 Brookhaven 0-5 TENNIS STARTS Adding Girls Tennis to the list of competi- tive sports at Mifflin this year meant all of the girls on Coach Neiles Petersen ' s squad experienced their first year of competition. Junior Donna Short was named Most Valua- ble Player and Sopho- more Renee Stokes, the Most Improved Player on the team. Coach Petersen said, Next year I expect improvement with four returning girls and some additional play- ers. 1 . Girls ' Tennis Team: Row1: L. Jones and D. Short. Row 2: Coach Petersen, A. Luciani, P. Culver, and R. Stokes. 2. Renee Stokes warms up. 3. Junior Donna Short shows the concentration practicing her serve that led to many victories. PUNCH- ERS WINNERS The Punchers ended their first regular season of AAA play with a 12-6 record. Playing a challenging schedule including highly ranked New York McKee and Portsmouth as well as the always competitive city league teams, the Punchers felt ready for tournament competition. 1. L. Moore catches Centennial flatfooted. 2. H. Comley ' s defensive moves intimidate many opponents. 3. On a team that substitutes freely, a strong team spirit develops. 4. Varsity Team: E Troy, M. Sutton, T. Poindexter, K. Robertson, C. Mitchell, L. Moore, H. Cornley, T. Johnson, P. Hadley, K. Gaston, G. Banner, D. Brooks, E. Shepherd, Manager ). Sieber, Assistant Coach Eichinger, and Head Coach Smith. 5. T. )ohnson is valuable both offensively and defensively. 1. The seniors E. Troy, L. Moore, H. Cornley, and D. Brooks are team leaders. 2. K. Gaston ' s rebounding shows maximum effort. 3. E. Shepherd cuts around Centennial guard. 4. R. Clarkson out Tigers East on the rebound. 5 Reserve Team: C. White, G. Williams, ). Corbin, C. Reeves, R. Clarkson, B. Doughty, Q. (ones, M. Wilkerson, D. Mathess, L. Craft, Manager ). Sieber, and Coach Baum. PUNCH- ERQ EXCITING Mifflin ' s Girls ' Bas- ketball team compiled some impressive statis- tics this season. Captains Kellie Simp- son and Kelly Lomax received All-City hon- ors. Simpson was named to the first team and Lomax, Honorable Mention. Leading the team in scoring were Simpson with a 19.8 average and Julia Brooks with 11.2 Simpson led the squad again in rebounding with 8.5 caroms a game. Tammi Adams averaged 6.3 rebounds. Brooks averaged 4.5 assists per game with Simpson a close second with 4.0. In his first year coaching the Lady Punchers, Coach How- ard said, I was satisfied with the improvement the team made during the year, especially Robin Scott, Cigi Alber- son, and Jackie Bell. Howard added, We had no seniors on this year ' s team and every- one is returning. Next year ' s team should be really exciting. 1 • « KJET c l 2U fl L - ?■ IS | N-.—fr raP ' Iff ' ■ft L m 1 , H ■ H fl H 5I 1 A WRES- TLING. GOLF TEAM SUFFER FORFEITS Definitely minor sports at Mifflin, both wrestling and golf fail to attract enough par- ticipants to field com- plete teams. Many matches are forfeited simply because of a lack of competitors. Though the individual team members do credible jobs, the teams are severely handicapped by the small member- ship. Coaches Atwell, )ones, and Thomas hope that the incoming Freshmen and Sopho- mores next year will increase the sizes of the teams and improve their chances for a win- ning season. m -m m yr t bo 6A9EBALL REBUILDS Experiencing a losing season with a 6-15-1 record, the young Punchers are looking to next season. Despite the poor showing, four individu- als were singled out for All-City honors. For the second time Eric Shep- herd made the first team and )ohn McKinney, Dennis Mathess, and Andrew Carson made honorable mention. The statistics released by Head Coach Baum and Assistant Coach Weaver reveal why these players were accorded this honor. Eric Shepherd led the team with 29 hits and a batting average of .468. He had 20 stolen bases to his credit. John McKinney led the team in doubles (11), triples (2), homer- uns(3), R.B.I. ' s(24), and stolen bases (24). Heported a batting average of .379. Dennis Mattess con- tributed 27 hits and Andrew Carson threw 56 strikeouts to finish with an E.R.A. of 1.94. TENNIS ANYONE? Tennis is a new sport at Mifflin. The team is growing as tennis gains in popularity in the area. Players compete in both singles and dou- bles on a city wide basis with the state tourna- ment as the finale of the season. Mifflin players are becoming more com- petitive and Coach Peterson feels that next year ' s team will benefit from the influx of Fresh- men. SPEED- 8TER8 8UPERI0R The Girls ' Track Team at Mifflin enjoys a state- wide reputation for excellence. Coach King and Assistant Coach Jones were determined to maintain the high standards of the past. Despite fielding a very young and inexpe- rienced team, Mifflin performed like veter- ans. DEFEND- ING CHAMP- I0N9 9TAND- OUTS The Boys ' Track Team, defending state champions, were out to repeat their perform- ance. Head Coach Law- rence and Assistant Coach Diebert hoped to equal the past teams ' records. In 1975 they were state champs; in 76 they finished third in the state; in 78 they ended up fourth in the state and in 79 they once again won the state championship. Although the cham- pionship in 1980 eluded them, these athletes are still champions, win- ners to the Mifflin stu- dent body they repre- sent. k ' ? ' •■. If M MHmV ' V 185- VMECHCROFT = --7 IS • ' .■ «%isi- : £1 v%j  ' 9 1  i «F ■■ ■ If ■ s ™ x [ 13 ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR QOCIETY INDUCTS MEMBERS The membership of National Honor Society swelled with the initiation of many new junior and senior inductees and sophomore provisional candidates. Parents were invited to the formal tapping and initiation and to a tea in the library following the ceremony. ■Jf f I ILdJle 1 . French Club went on frequent field trips. 2. Essay Contest Winners: T. Rice, ). Martin, D. Richardson, P. Bond, and M. Smith. 3. Student Council: Row 1: C. Adams, L. Flesher, S. Sifford, and K. Buhrts. Row 2: T. Lathers, S. Price, R. Collier, C. Dooley, C. McKinney, and F. Pringle. 4. Library Aides: Mrs. Watkins, S. Carr, D. Willis, C. Freeman, P. Armstong, B. Donaldson, R. English, J. Armstrong, R. Bolding, T. Baumgardner, N. Bretz, S. Sifford, L. Craft, K. Willis, E. McMannis, C. Monroe, P. Patterson, T. Harris, L. Black, j. Sieber, J. Harris, M. Dooley, H. Washington, T. Rutledge, and T. Oliver. 132 CLA88E8 FORM CLUBS Several of the language and vocational classes have formed clubs with officers to conduct business. This system organizes the class to operate better fund raisers and to plan social events. i Maain nd clT ' 8 ' B ° eSter ' ° Carter ' a d G ' R ° W 2: L Wright ' S Fa,k ' C Freeman ' 2. Home Economics Helpers: M. Howard, D. Robinson, M. Gilford, J, Schaeffer and j Vanover B. Russian Club: S. Price, M. Fair, S. Brannan, T. Neil, K. Jenkins, and J Miller tn° m TV ' J? me ?! a f M i H - Br adiey ' L Fukon ' T - Harden ' T Holmes ' S - Holies, P. Cornley, Mrs. Casey, P Wilson, K.St. Clair, M.Gilford, and). Schaeffer. LA880 8TAFF PLAN8 BOOK The yearbook staff during the course of one year earned $4,000 and created this 160 page yearbook. 1. Cindy Adams, the Co-Editor of the Sophomore section, confers frequently with Art Editor Leon Ward. 2. Sports Editor Scott Stoddard and Senior Section Co-Editor Keith Williams select photographs for their sections. 3. Kelly Buhrts, Co-Editor of the Sophomore Section and Eugenia McMannis, Senior Section Co-Editor draw quadpacks for the publisher. 4. Student Life Editor Kristee Gillum helps Robina Rogers crop a picture. 5. Advertising Manager Lloyd Adams passes out Reese Cups for Junior section editor Clayton Freeman to sell. 134 INNERVISION STAFF PUBLISHES WEEKLY Despite the smalt staff, twenty-nine issues were published including a : special Senior Edition in May. 1. W. Smith, P. Patterson, C. Freeman, E. McMannis, and J. Bombatch are always ready to cover breaking stories. 2. R. Price donates many study halls to typing the newspaper. 3. R. Williams, T. Bell, and N. Bretz make sure Sophomore opinion is represented. 4. L Pace, M. Leister, S. Townsel, and M. Nichols check old issues for story ideas. 135 CHORAL GROUPS PERFORM OFTEN An active department at Mifflin, Choral Music played an important role in Crease Day, the spring musical, the talent show, the Christmas concert, the spring concert, the openhouses, and assemblies besides the many invitations they accepted to perform at area elementaries and in loca l programs. £ I ,£ 3 • . • n m Irk A r- lit I fli l; - ; if ■B 1 . Senior Girls Glee: Row 1 : K. Stevens, V. Waugh, A. Henry, C. Padovan. Row 2: C. White, M. Smith, S. Shelton, and M. Corant. Row 3: P. Culver, T. Thogmartin, J. Click, j. Bell, and L. Hart. 2. Senior Choir: Row 1 : T. Johnson, ). Ray, D. Berridge, S. Martin, J. Oglesby, S. White, j. Meadows, D. Price, E. Robinson, T. Baits, C. Lorenz, P. Armstrong, T. Neil, and L. VanShoyck. Row 2: M. Fair, D. Thomas, M. Smith, S. Little, S. Nance, D. Harding, D. Willis, M. Thornton, V. Waugh, K. Willis, B. Brady. Row 3: D. Robinson, N. Ely, S. Smith, L. Colson, A. Tyson, M. Robinson, J. Harvey, S. Miller, G. McCloud, V. Mangum, and M. Clay. Row 4: ]. ' Click, A. Hudson, M. Ferri, R. Thompson, j. Bombatch, K. Burrell, A. Mills, V. Meade. P. Hadley, J. Quails, E. Berney, K. White, H. Washington, and K. Brown. 136 1. The Choir sang several numbers at Honor Society initiation. 2. Senior Boys Glee: Row 1 : R. Yontz, S. Carr, T. Sykes. Row 2: T. Bass, and J. Tennyson Row 3- M Ferri and D. Tate. ' .3. Junior Choir: R. Thomas, T.Marcum,T. Lathers, C White, R. McDonald, N. Wallace T Kerrin T Carey M Cumberland L Westervelt. Row 2: j. Goolsby, R. Williams, R. Evans, M. Fast, M. Scharer, F. Popavich C Lorentz M 7? ' , fl! ' e!d - R ° W 3: C - Williams ' v ' Krebb s, P. Schmidt, L. VanShoyck, C. Wilcox, E. Hatfield, T. Poindexter P McMillan, S. Wagner, N; Bretz, and K. Simpson. 3. These band members were active in the spring musical. 4. Concert Band: Row 1 : L. Shannon, K. Lomax, S. ODonnell, T. Rayford, D. Jenkins, T. Walsh, and K. Dowler. Row 2: 5. Price, S. Sifford, L. Snow, S. Falk, B. Smith, M. Seagle, S. Campbell, J. Orem, C. Palmer, M. Marshall, S. Danniger, J. Beverly, and S. Copeland. Row 3: E. Robinson, T. Baker, D. Staley, B. Baird, C. Jackson, D. Mathess, and M. Shepherd. Row 4: B. Barker, R. Presutti, T. (ones, D. Gulley, B. McFarling, A. Moses, G. Hughes, j. Barstow, S. McCoy, B. Harmon, Mr. Walters, P. Hadley, M. Houpe, and T. Thomas. 138 INSTRUMENTAL MUSICIANS PARTICIPATE Among the instrumental musicians is a high percentage of scholars, athletes, class officers, and school leaders. 1. String Orchestra: B. Barker, T. Adams, S. Gregory, Mr. Walters, S. Stewart, S. Copeland, D. Gulley, and A. Moses. 3. Jazz Band: Row 1 : B. McFarling, B. Baird, S. McCoy, and P. Hadley. Row 2: D. Staley, J. Barsteaer, B. Barker, E. Robinson, D. Gulley, G. Hughes, B. Harmon, T. Jones, R. Presutti, and T. Baker. Marching Band: Row 1:B. Barker, T. Jones, D. Gulley, T.Thomas, and M. Houpe. Row 2: J Barstow B Smith M Shepherd, and A. Moses. Row 3: M. Seagie, M. Marshall, S. Jackson, C. Palmer, A. Henderson Row 4- T Ray- ford, L. Shannon, K. Dowler, T. Baker, and L. Snow. Row 5: S. O ' Donell, S. Sifford, S. Falk, and S Campbell Row 6: J. Shaffer and S. Price. 140 Majorettes S. Price and j. Shaffer add color to the marching band. Puncherettes: Row 1 : Lineleaders S. Martin, S. Little, and S. Copeland. Row 2: L. VanSchoyck, T. Beil, M. Kiplinger, N. Snodgrass, K. Cahill, K. Buhrts, P. Patterson, ). Oglesbee. Row 3: D. Mangus, C. Sagstetter, T Harden, L. Tumblison, J. Willis, B. Hawley, M. Tumblison, T. Neviska, and T. Thompson. Varsity Cheerleaders: Ann Trotter, Cindy Adams, Juanita Goolsby, Kelly Richardson, Stacy Smith, Renee Collier, and Linda Sawyer. Reserve Cheerleaders: Sherrie Price, Lori Flesher, Tonda Baumgardner, anc Colleen Lynch. Mime Troupe: Row1: R. Legg, T. Baumgardner, T. Battles, C Holman, T. Diggs, S. Frye, R. Frazee, and S. Brannon. Row 2: M. Moore, G. McKinney, ). Meadows, Q. Jones, E. Crump. Row 3: C. Caldwell, C. Shook, D. Tate, and C. McGee. Row 4: T. Bell, j. Schaffer, D. Thomas. Row 5: N. Ely, D. Price, C. Jackson, M. Morris, J. Butler, T. Holland, M. Ferri, K. Cahill, D. Moss, C. White, L. Ward, and K. Staten. 144 MIME TROUPE TRAVELS The Mime Troupe was in great demand locally visiting many elementaries, hospitals, and institutions as well as performing at Mifflin for assemblies. EHERGENC1 147 . . . hoping . . . . . . planning . . . wishing . . . . . . dreaming . . . . . . recalling . . . . . . reminiscing . . . reliving . . . remembering! ADVERTISING Chosen for Quill and Scroll as a Junior, Scott Stoddard served as Sports Editor two years and as Managing Editor as a Senior. INNERVISION CONGRATULATEQ GRADUATING 8ENI0R8 OF ' 80 On this year ' s small newspaper staff, the seniors played an important role. Veteran reporters Scott Stoddard and John Bombatch provided needed expe- rience on this otherwise inexperienced staff. Kirk Burrell, William Smith and Euge- nia McMannis brought varied interests and talents to the staff. Here for only a portion of his Senior year, John Bombatch served as News Editor. Kirk Burrell free lanced for the Innervision, submitting many feature and editorial pieces. The artistic and photographic talents of Eugenia McMannis were a definite contribution to the staff. Sports were the main interest of William Smith, but he often reported on Senior news as well. Larry Hale won the Best Supporting Actor award for playing an eccentric in The Mousetrap. Selected as Most Versatile, Leon Ward designed the set for The Mousetrap, mimed in many skits and performed in a variety of roles. Larry Bob Another award for technical excellence was given to Bob Harmon for his stage crew efforts. Emanuel Jodi The Best Actor trophy went to Emanuel Adams for his role in the spring musical. Jodi Click received the trophy for Best Supporting Actress for her role in The Mousetrap. 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