Mifflin High School - Lasso Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Above left, Dave VonSchriltz works on the Pride and Excellence motto si gn above the entrance to the commons. Above right, Scott Johnson dreams of the old days by constructing a shield in metal shop. Above, Ralph Smithers displays his science project on How wi: affect flight. Right, Judy Ketner sells carnations for the Junior Class Below right, the Yearbook Staff stocks the Lance Machine. Working hard are Timika Lewis, Darryl Murray, Angie Woodson-Levey, Sonji Dorsey, Kathy Oliver, and Kim Lee. 14 STUDENT LIFE

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PRINCIPAL PAUL KATTERHENRICH The 1982-1983 school year was a wild year. It was a trying year. It was a year of great successes and of great disappointments. On the one hand, this year was a year which found Mifflin being represented by some of the best students the school system had to offer. The Girls ' Track Team won the City, District, and Regional Championships. The Science Fair at Mifflin was a resounding success. We finally mobilized and donated blood in record quantities. Mr. Kleinhenz ' s class invested money in a Bull market and became extremely successful. The Drama class presented Shoes and won raves all the way to the state competition and the University of Indiana. This year saw us saying good-bye to Mrs. Helen Koontz who had taught at Mifflin for a total of 29 years. Mrs. Mary Daniels left at the end of the year also to make a career as a professional music entertainer. We said hello to Mrs. Gene Harris and Mr. Richard Eaton, our new Assistant Principals. It was a good year with one of the most efficiently run closings of school in memory. The graduating class was the largest to graduate from Mifflin in its history. The 240 students who walked the stage at Mershon Auditorium were well received by the audience. Even as we close one year, we look ahead to the next year. The year of 1983-1984 promises to be one of excitement with the addition of 15 new computers at our school. We will also have a student population of over 1240 students. So move over ' 82- ' 83 — Here we come ' 83- ' 84. 16 FACULTY