Miller High School - Miller Memories Yearbook (Hemlock, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

Nixon Say | To Ban tk 1971 hot pants were in. the Dallas Cowboys advanced to the Super Bowl. Treasury Secretary John Connaliy explained e wage price freeze Disney World opened in Orlando. Ellsberg released the Pentagon Papers. It Calley was convicted in 10 Mylai case. Love Story” was big at the box office. Dick Cavett s contract was renewed but Merv Griffin's wasn't. Joe razier retained the heavyweight title Look magazine folded Lindsay became a Democrat. Tricia Nixon was wed. California jffered an earthquake and ' All In The Family was a hit on TV ___________ CO.KS. I £ £ 7 toGAy is the first DAY OF THE REST ■ OF YOUR lVL 1 i Comes Together £ CDECDORIES '72 MILLER HIGH SCHOOL HEMLOCK, OHIO VOLUME IX Table of Contents Faculty....................... Seniors.........................25 Underclassmen...................41 Advertising........................73 Activities........................Ill Into A New World today is the first DAY Of THE REST OF YOUR Lire The bustle in a house The morning after death Is solemnest of industries Enacted upon earth. The sweeping up the hearth. And putting love away We shall not want to use again Until eternity. ... Copied from Emily Dickinson MRS. RUTH K. HARPER being crowned King for a Day on February 11. He received many gifts--Mail Pouch, reel, a plaque, a caricature of himself, and a great big kiss from Miss Kohler. Miller is going to miss you--so take care of yourself and remember us always. HAPPY RETIREMENT Mrs. Bertha Levion, who has served the South- ern Local School District for over 30 years has retired in the official sense of the word, but not physically. She is still very active in several ed- ucational organizations and always ready to help 5 IT'S JUST THE OLD ONE'S 10 THOS THE. DAY COMING TO AN END ii YES, THERE'S A NEW WORLD COMING! 14 IF YOU TRY MRS. LINCOLN Vocational Driver RICH EBERTS President SHANA JONES SPERGIN Treasurer JO ELLEN LEMITY Vice President VADIS JAMES JOHN WINNENBERG Secretary Student Council JIM DODSON Student Council CLASS MOTTO: Today Is the First Day of the Rest of Our Lives. KATHYE ANNE LANNING SHERI LEE WOHRLE SUSIE DECORE POST WILLIAM JOE WARD THOMAS EDGAR CURRAN ROBERT M. SEVERANCE CYNTHIA E. HANNAH SAMMY LEE HERN CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose ALAN MAXWELL CINDY DUFFY ROBERT GLENN PLANT ERDENE GRIFFITH KATHY MAROLT PATRICK E. BOYLE DEBRA A DODSON KENNY BURGESS PATTIE STICKDORN BRUCE WAYNE STARNER PAUL OLAH JANICE SUE LUCAS DON McNABB KATHY FRAZIER CLASS COLORS: Purple and Gold ELAINE PEYTON CLARENCE E. WARNER, JR. CARL DAVID RAMSEY GAYNELL POTTER STEVE STORTS HENRY GORDON THRAPP DORIS KAY STARLING JAMES HAMILTON ROBERTA J. TOTH ROSE MARIE KINCAID CAROLYN SUE CAMPBELL JANIE MEHLER MIKE MERCKLE JAY FERGUSON PATSY HAMRICK PLANT PETE KI EN ER DEBORAH LYNN BALLIS WILLIAM ERNEST STARLING FREDRICK J. COLVIN KARI GRIFFITH CATHY WHITE JIM AICHELE TIM McGREEVY VOCATIONAL MARTHA KAY POST JUDY PERRY RONNIE WAITE STEVEN A. GLASS VELMA ELLIS SENIORS ROBERT EUGENE STARLIN RUTH McFANN STARLIN KATHY WILLIAMS CONNIE DEW JEFFERY LYNN BERRY LARRY STILES SHIRLEY LINCOLN JIM STORTS MOLLY MARTIN KARNS RODNEY ALFMAN HANNING TERRY FULK CHRISTY PIERCE KATHY McGILL :vt VELMA PEYTON DEBBIE BALLIS Valedictorian Salutatorian 40 I OPEN HOUSE APRIL 24 7=30 P.M. JUNIORS: FRONT ROW: Kendra Hicks, Carol Boring, Bonnie Crane, Angela Durst, Janie Boring, Chris Chappelear, Starla Bryan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Norris, Pam Class, Ann Nutter, Larry Beal, Rich Hinkle, Mike Bernard, Mike Hammond, Anna Hill, Rita Fisher, Nancy Bishop. THIRD ROW: Donna Danielson, Chuck Ferguson, Mike Hall, Joe Adams, Tim Bookman, Charlie Bookman, Cheryl Dawson. ABSENTEES: Roger Halasz, Mike Fulk, Roger Hinkle, Dave Compston, Dan Hinkle, Marian Browning, Greg Beal. JUNIORS: FRONT ROW: Pam Leckrone, Mary Ann Spicer, Mary Lou Pompey, Jeannie Lanning, Rhonda King, Cammy Hunter, Karen King, Tina Jones, Mary Jane Rucker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Milstead, Randy Kran- yik, Elaine Wycinski, Wilma Kincaid, Ruth Shaver, David Starner, Linn Keller, Mary Vernon, Brenda Miller, Violette Starr, Rose- mary Robinson, Rock Wycinski. THIRD ROW: Francis Moulton, Steve Severance, Eddie Ir- win, Carl McFann, Robert McLean, Randy Teter, Jack Summers, Terry Lucas, Randy Mock, Otis King. ABSENTEES: Rick Merckle, Kim Owrey. SOPHOMORES: FRONT ROW: Nellie Camp- bell, Sandra Bishop, Jeanette Boring, Brenda Denny, Lynn Bailey, Barbara Begley, Chris Blaney. SECOND ROW: Kathy Brunton, Krina Cook, Danny Binkley, Jeff Dunlap, Scott Bankes, Joey Dawson, Ted Altier, Roland Braglin, Susan Downs, Mr. Porter. THIRD ROW: Denise Dodson, Danny Abram, David Brown, Dave Alfman, Benny Altier, Bert Dyer, Fred Campbell, Richard Denny, Jim Burgess, Sherry Chappelear. ABSENTEES: David Althaus, Cindy Altier, Bonnie Carri - gan, Jean Cox. SOPHOMORES: FRONT ROW: Rebecca Kranyik, Debbie Irwin, Leona Hamilton, Mary Jo Hermey, Jane Eing, Cindy Caddis, Cathy Glass. SECOND ROW: Patty Heave- ner, Debbie Foster, Anna Harvey, Bob Hannah, Greg McGlone, Joe Ellis, Janie Ervin, Patty Linscott, Miss Harris. THIRD ROW: John James, Roy Lawson, Don John- son, Lynn Lanning, Gary Lang, David Gad- dis, Paul Kinnison. ABSENTEES: Roberta Fink McGrath, Debbie Golden, Jim Guis- inger, Barbara Hanning, Jerri Hartley, Mary Kranyik, Karen McGill, Vicki McGrath. SOPHOMORES: FRONT ROW: Laura Moulton, Glenna Owen, Julia Spears, Joelyn Woods, Pasty Rodgers, Diane Post, Ronnie Willison. SECOND ROW: Vickie Owen, David Mehler, Jeff Taylor, Danny Woof ter, Mark Thrapp, Charles VanPerson, Tim Quinn, Miss Bur- gess. THIRD ROW: Leonard Miller, Glenn Spicer, Bill Smith, Dan Toki, Jeff Sicilian, Dan Thrapp, Kevin Martin, Rolland Simp- son, Richard Rupe. ABSENTEES: Roy Mit- chell, Barbara Ramsey, Ronnie Reynolds, Jim Rose, Connie Rupe, Mark Snyder, Martha Walters, Larry Wheeler, Connie Storts. FRESHMEN: FRONT ROW: Madeline Demp, Martha Bookman, Charlotte Brunton, Debbie Blosser, Marcia Dew, Mary Brown, Martha Bolyard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Workman, Eugene Crawford, Tom Dorsey, Gary Brun- ton, Tom Colvin, Paul Brown, Randy Chevalier, Mike Boyle, Robert Carrigan, Richard Dodgins, Shelly Crane. ABSENTEES: Janet Collins, Terry Collins, Cindy Cook, Jim Dun woody, Sue Dun woody, John Duffy, Arnold Bolyard. FRESHMEN: FRONT ROW: Marlene Eppley, Linda Famer, Dianne Gaddis, Karen Fidler, Velma Gaddis, Helen Kranyik, Sandra Hughes. SECOND ROW: Deanna Everett, Rick James, Jim Lincoln, George Finn, Keith Irvin, Mike Lehoe, George Hawkins, Allen Foley, Gary Lawson, Mrs. Winnen- berg. THIRD ROW: Floyd Hinkle, Terry Halasz, Mike Fortner, Jody Eppley, John Heavener, Harlin Goins, Wes Keller, Ron Glass, Ray Harbaugh. ABSENTEES: Christy Gaddis, Jean Hanning, Mary Hanning. FRESHMEN: FRONT ROW: Loretta Morgan, Lettie Murray, Vickie McFann, Nancy Rose, Lavina Peyton, Karla Roberts, Susan Merckle. SECOND ROW: Lillie Markin, Vickie New- berry, Arthur Russell, Forest McCabe, Greg Owen, Tom Lucas, Leanne Rittgers, Vickie Ramsey, Mr. Schoonover. THIRD ROW: Melvin Pettet, Bruce McQuade, Randy My- ers, Randy Nelson, Kenny Miller, Randy Martin, William McLain. ABSENTEES: Ly- man Lincoln, Dan Martin, Connie Ramsey, Debra Reed, Curt Rittgers, Kenny Roberts, Eddy Perry, Debby Rutter, Lisa McGrath. FRESHMEN: FRONT ROW: Mark Thompson, Sheryl Stiles, Virgina Simpson, Leah Toki, Mary Thrapp, Rosemary Ward, Cary White. SECOND ROW: Gary Storts, Ken Talbert, Jim Stamer, Joe Toth, Dirk Stickdom, Roger Shoults, Dan Starlin, Mr. Cook. THIRD ROW: Tom Starlin, Jim Starlin, Dave Thomas, Gerald Spencer, Rick Sturgill, Bruce Williamson. ABSENTEES: Gary Yo- cum, Mary Spencer, Rick Snyder, Tina Stalter, Jeff Starlin. EIGHT GRADE-FRONT ROW: Cindy Abram, Debbie Chappelear, Chris Boring, Diane Dodson, Naomi Brunton, Carol Gobel, Sherry Craig, Roberta Fisher, Teresa Dodson. SECOND ROW: Wynona Burris, Darlene Dillon, Jane Binkley, Earl Durst, Jim Clay- poole, Rich Baker, Chuck Gaddis, Scott Conn, Mike Ervin, Elizabeth Fulk, Becky Brown, Ava Abram, Mr. Posgai. THIRD ROW: Rick Donohoe, Don Griffith, Steve Alfman, Drew Collins, Gary Bishop, Bruce Ferguson, Danny Colvin, Mike Bringardner, Paul Dunwoody, Keith Denny. ABSENTEES: Rick Begley, Marla Berry, Florence Euman, Lois Fink, Bill Gill. EIGHT GRADE-FRONT ROW: Brenda Stiles, Diane Proctor, Joyce Olah, Nancy St. Clair, Vickie Stickdom, Janice Wyck- off, Susan Vernon, Cheryl Pyle, Vanessa Wycinski. SECOND ROW: Sandra Spencer, Karen Rose, Tammy Warren, Karen Owens, Michelle Sicilian, Mark Seals, Mike Wheeler, Joe Pompey, Gary Willi- son, Nancy Rupe, Betty Wilson, Patty Saulbeamer, Terri Toth, Mrs. Poston. THIRD ROW: Billy Starr, Richard Renick, Mark Siemer, Paul Nye, Dave Teter, Richard Woods, Robert Russell, Gary Tiv- ner, John Taylor, Randy Owens, Mike Tivner. ABSENTEES: Sherry Reed, Keith Rittgers. EIGHTH GRADE-FRONT ROW: Theresa Kincaid, Rita Heavener, Beth Hill, Terri Hartley, Susie Hermey, Theresa Kinsel, Theresa McGill, Cindy Mock, Gale Hunt- er. SECOND ROW: Maria Moore, Terry Moore, Susie Lucas, Cathy Johnson, Pete Nelson, Don Hern, Rob Hinkle, Rhonda Morgan, Jean Nye, Jenny Moulton, Miss Mapes. THIRD ROW: Willie Hawkins, Dana McArtor, Wes Kemper, Ken Hoops, Jimmie Hunter, Dan Jones, Bill Lanning, Stan Kincaid, Rick Lawson. ABSENTEES: Rose McKee, Melvin McKee, Fred Kasler, Rodney Hall, Becky Mitchell, Brenda Jones. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT ROW-Susan Altier, Sandra Begley, Marianne Boyle, Debbie Barron, Kathleen Dodson, J. Ellen Benedict, Lynne Cox, Anna Marie Boring. SECOND ROW: Bill Chappelear, Dave Brown, Clint Brown, Dave Catchpole, Blake Brown, Bill Denny, Kevin Boyle, John Browning, MarkAichele, Jeff Dew, Miss Wright. THIRD ROW: Dennis Dew, Terry Brown, Gary Begley, Dennis Bolyard, James Campbell, Russel Ball, Ralph Berry, Gerald Dodson. ABSENTEES: Jerry Abram, Debbie Clay. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT ROW-Trudy Ferguson, Cheryl Gaddis, Dixie Keller, Lura Findlay, Tammy Gaitten, Sharon James, Norma Doughty, Lea Ferguson, Aleta Everett. SECOND ROW: Steve Ervin, David Boyle, Margaret Harvey, Donna Houk, Ralph Golden, Chris Hinkle, Donna Glass, Mike Guisinger, Dave Hanning, Miss Connar. THIRD ROW: Jeff Doss, Mark Gleason, Paul Hixson, Teddy Fulk, John Fortner, Randy Downs. ABSENTEES: Jeff Ferguson, Deanna Irwin. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT ROW-Naomi Woofter, Lisa Thompson, Sandra Rupe, Marsha Ward, Brenda Stickdorn, Marilyn Talbert, Denise Summers, Tina Wood, Anita Simpson. SECOND ROW: Dana Smith, Vickie Siemer, Vickie Taylor, JoAnn Warren, Gary Vess, Harold Thomp- son, Bill Rucker, Susan Swelgin, Debbie Storts, Jane Thompson, Mr. Towner. THIRD ROW: Calvin Spears, Mike Roberts, Randy White, Greg Stiles. ABSENTEES: Mike Thompson, Joe Spencer. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT ROW-Kathy Mcgreevy, Cathy Lehoe, Karen Rittgers, Pam McGrath, Amy Murphy, Carole Pom- pey, Lynn Rittgers, Mary McArtor, Peggy Peterson. SECOND ROW: April Kemper, Nancy Morgan, Angie Roberts, Deanna Nutter, Lori Lanning, Gwen King, Alicia Miller, Marianne Markin, Melinda Kim- ble, Marietta Mayes, Robin Musick, Miss Kohler. THIRD ROW: Frank Parker, Benny Morgan, Jeff Parker, Jeff Koontz, Melvin Nichols, Marvin Nichols, Mike Lucas, Tim McLean, Randy McQuade, Eddie Nye. ABSENTEES: Mary Murray. sports 5- i x ..; ,v , '. • •■£ i, V. • • ,_. '1S3HB 8H FRONT TIaukjii i«Mzer: like-ieho.. Henrv l5ov!6 l om Altier,. jfcggcr Cl«n Q£tyfen, oim Jam B £ £ Jwl % - J. ■■'■ iiali«. fr.iuny-frfeiam;■ Qfy Starlit ” •ili{rf J| u npnbW Ao r «|uwton ,P� tBvyU, R A , A«L CoffiCp JieA � wi4ir - .Barnard. J«?fPSr 6tIi;Hi� lr. Mi Intact, .stt. V TayL Gjf Wwot.Bc 3K r. A V .5Vj A uS. COACHES Mr. Cook Mr. Towner Mr. Milstead CAPTAINS Paul Olah Pat Boyle Pete Kiener Jim Dodson 51 Rich Eberts Off, End Mike Merckle Back Paul Olah Def. Back Jim Dodson Def. End 71-72 John Winnenberg Tackle Fred Colvin Def. End Pat Boyle Tackle Bob Severance Off. End Senior Falcons Steve Storts Off. Back Roger Brunton Guard Jay Ferguson Center t ' ?i 81 w « 54 60 12 7B 72 51 og ve t jf I .jr“ur tli iy jg fWW 1% ' 1 Rj fr|9 !.vvJLr, Otis King, Benny Altier, Joey vwiiurniMi.., ;vw aw son, Scott Bankcs, Joe Ellis, l.arry Beni, . ROW: Dirk Stickdorn, Mike Lehd, Gary ifruntou, SnydeT, Jeff Dunlap, t...., .... _ Hulusz, John Jajnes. FOURTH ROW toan Starlit, Total Cplyiq, RiC Snyder, Glen Alfuuir., 'Dan Abram, Ueimy . - _ 9 ry White, Jim M S6 n !sRCON D ROW: Mr I Jijji.ftose, Lynn Lanpinc, (Ar, Milstead. THtRD . Joe Toth, £ ave. Cpnif kon,. Jt� Yf l or, ftog r ■ KARI GRIFFITH KATHY MAROLT JEANNIE LANNING PATTIE STICKDORN VADIS JAMES CINDY HANNAH ms m Mil THOS 7th Lori Lanning, Jim Rose 10th Mary Jo Hermey, Dave Starner 8th Terri Toth, Roger Brunton 11th Rhonda King, Ric Merckle 9th Susie Merckle, Otis King 12th JoEllen Lemity, John Winnenberg FIGHTING VARSITY FALCONS HAVE SECOND BEST RECORD!!! FIRST BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN KING Kathye Lanning John Winnenberg PRINCESS PRINCE Shelley Crane Randy Nelson RESERVES 9-9 FRONT ROW: Glen Alfman, Gary Lang, Lynn Lanning, Kevin Martin, Glen Spicer, Bob Hannah. SECOND ROW: Jeff Sicilian, Jim Rose, Scott Bankes, Jeff Dunlap, Mark Thrapp, Joe Ellis, Randy Nelson, Mr. Cook. FRESHMEN 2-2 CHART KEEPERS Jim and Starla FRONT ROW: Gary White, Mark Thompson, Richard Dodgins, Randy Meyers, Rick James, Floyd Hinkle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fitch, Willie Hawkins, Dirk Stickdom, Jim Stamer, Forrest McCabe, Joe Toth, Gary Brunton, Tom Colvin, Randy White. EIGHTH 9-4 FRONT ROW: Mark Siemer, Don Griffith, Kenny Hoops, Mark Seals, Scott Conn, Keith Denny. SECOND ROW: Mike Ervin, Jim Ciaypool, Joe Pompey, Don Hem, Rick Baker, Robbie Hinkle, Danny Jones, Mr. Pyle. _________________________ FRONT ROW: Greg Stiles, Dave Doyle, Timmy McClain, Eddie Nye, Mike Roberts, Mark Gleason. SECOND ROW: Jeff Dew, John Browning, Dave Brown, Ralph Golden, Dave Catchpole, Dennie Bolyard, Steve Ervin, Denny Dew, Mr. Martin. Kathy Marolt Jeannie Lanning Varsity Pattie Jo Stickdorn Bonnie Crane Vadis James FRESHMEN: Mary Jo Thrapp, Nancy Rose, Susie Merckle, Shelley Crane, Charlotte Brunton. JR. HIGH: Vanessa Wycinski, Lori Lanning, Susie Hermey, Carole Pompey, Theresa Kincaid. RESERVES: Patsy Rodgers, Wilma Kincaid, Chris Blaney, Mary Jo Hermey, Sharon Deewe. Records Set Alan Bruce Mike Mike Dave % iff i T7 n MILLER MILLER 65 MILLER 72 MILLER 57 MILLER 64 MILLER 73 MILLER 64 MILLER 62 53 MILLER 49 MILLER 69 MILLER 65 MILLER 77 ' MILLER 64 1XCW Eexington- ALEXANDER ATERFORD ARR WASHINGTON FEDERAL HOCKING CROOKSVILLE VLNTON COUNTY NELSONVILLE YORK WATERFORD GLOUSTER VINTON COUNTY STARR WASHINGTON EASTERN crooksvilleH GLOUSTER ALEXANDER NELSONV$,LE YORK EASTER FOOTBALL SCORES MILLER 6 LICKING VALLEY 6 MILLER 8 MAYSVILLER 14 MILLER 26 FEDERAL HOCKING 6 MILLER 13 ALEXANDER 27 MILLER 35 GLOUSTER 0 MILLER 28 VINTON COUNTY 0 MILLER 0 EASTERN 20 MILLER 0 NELSONVILLE YORK 20 MILLER 13 SHENANDOAH 13 NAME Bruce Starrier Mike Merckle Pete Kiener Dave Stamer Xich Ebe ummne. Rich Hinkle Rick Merckle Rober Hinkle Carl McF Chuck F. TOTAL PTS PER POINTS GAME Dan Toki, Benny Altier, Rich Hinkle, J cPic ASS S FIBERS ' ■ — - - ? � 75 Corning CORNING FURNITURE New and Used Furniture Antiques Lowest Prices ADMIRAL Phone 347-9388 Quality Furniture KIENER WRECKING Ohio Phone 342-1594 76 Moxahala Ohio Congratulations Compliments Miller High Graduates THE PEOPLES BANK 17«v O� TOU II £ 1% r- Compliments MONTELLS GREENHOUSE Nelsonville H Cut Flowers — Potted Plants Funeral Flowers — Corsages Phone 394-1153 Shawnee Compliments MARC’S CITY RESTAURANT 'Broasted Chicken Compliments JUDY’S BE VTUTY SALON (A Speciality) New Straitsville HOME STORE “Quality in Brand Merchandise 127 North Main Street New Lexington New Lexington Corning POST FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 347-4723 MATTHEWS’CAFE Free Entertainment All Legal Beverages Open Until 2:30 A M. New Straitsville Use Our Modern Drive-In Banking DOXOL GAS of LOGAN Ohio Logan Ohio WEILAND JEWELERS at THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 54 West Main Street Your Diamond Store of Logan Nelsonville Ohio Logan COLONIAL HEIGHTS FURNITURE NIXON’S Ohio SERVICE Lubrication — Tires Batteries Accessories Phone 394-2615 Lancaster Ohio New Straitsville Ohio 78 THEFERDHACK Auto Supply Co. Logan — Athens — Nelsonville Logan Ohio Logan Logan Insurance Agency, Inc. “Insure in Sure Insurance” David J. Williamson 53 South Market St. Phone 385-2625 Ohio V. I. P. MOTEL and RESTAURANT Air Conditioned Electric Heat ® 4 McCRAY-POND INSURANCE Direct All Your Inquiries o McCray Pond Opposite Post Office Phone 385-2525 State Rl. 37-13-93 Logan New Lexington Ohio Ohio Compliments of INSURED FAIRFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN Lancaster Ohio Logan Compliments of LITTLE’S JEWELRY STORE Expert Watch Repairing Keepsake Rings Class Rings Jewelry Phone 385-5525 Ohio CUNNINGHAM MUSIC CENTER Television Radio Sales Services RCA Color TV Zenith Lowery Organs Fender Musical Instruments Phone 593-8377 424 Richland Avenue GENERAL HOCKING BRICK CO. Manufacturers of Face Brick of Distinction Phone 385-5616 Athens Ohio Logan Ohio 79 Compliments SUPER DUPER of RISCH’S DRUGSTORE Lowest Prices in the whole Hocking Valley Stover’s Candy Chanel No. 5 Buxton Billfolds English Leather Owner: Wes Cannon Manager: Fred Drumm Asst. Manager: Gary Baird Logan Ohio Logan THE CLOSSMAN HARDWARE SPORTING Compliments of COLE MOTOR SALES GOODS COMPANY Phone 452-5478 Zanesville Ohio Logan Sales and Service High Quality Used Cars Phone 385-4030 Ohio Ohio THE TIMES RECORDER Perry County’s Favorite Daily Newspaper Zanesville Ohio DANNIE’S MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. Route 22 West Maysville Pike Phone 453-0969 Zanesville Ohio JUNCTION CITY CLAY COMPANY Plant and General Office Phone 614-987-2671 614-987-2771 Manufacturers of Vitrified Clay Pipe Wall Coping Flue Lining Other Clay Products C. I. BERRY'S TEXACO Complete Line Of Picnic Supplies and Food Oreville Junction City Ohio Ohio MAROLT’S FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Corsages — Weddings Dish Gardens — Gifts Potted Plants — Cut Flowers Funeral — Cemetery Flowers Member of FTD and Teleflora Phone 347-4575 81 Corning Ohio WILSON BROTHERS Groceries, Meats, Frozen Food Noted for CAVE CHEESE New Straitsville Phone 394-2866 Free Delivery Logan DANNIE’S MOBILE HOMES OF LOGAN, INC « MOBILE HOME LIVING IS HAPPY LIVING £ Phone 385-5661 Route 33 South i� -1.4 Ohio Compliments of Shawnee E. F. HATEM Sunoco Junction City Compliments of THE RUSH CREEK CLAY COMPANY Ohio fhm Compliments of % JERRY ALTIER 4 lo • 7 Up Distributor Congo o o Phone 347-4238 Ohio New Lexington Compliments of STENSON MOTORS Phone 342-3532 Ohio New Lexington 0mTm‘ V TOM WILSON As a rule a child that has been taught the laws of God will have little difficulty respecting the laws of the land. New Lexington Compliments of PERRY DISTRIBUTING CO Legal Beverages Ohio 82 Compliments of FOREST HILLS GOLF CLUB Glouster SEVERANCE GROCERY We Maintain QualityGroceries and Meats” Phone 394-2309 Shawnee FALLS MILL GROCERY Route 1 B irn! 1 OGG WHOLESALE. INC. Institutional Food and Supply Cigarettes and Tobacco Phone 753-1966 11 Myers St. Ohio Nelsonville Ohio Ohio HOCKING AUTO PARTS, INC. 830 West Hunter Street Phone 385-2193 83 ZANESVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Two Drive-In Windows Parking Lot Real Estate Mortgage Phone 452-4533 Zanesville Computerized Accounting Ohio KITTLE LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Corning and Glouster Phone 347-4661 Ohio 84 Compliments of Compliments of MAXWELL’S RESTAURANT WESTERN SOUTHERN INSURANCE EVA M BRADLEY County Treasurer Ohio New Lexington Ohio FLAMINGO CLUB Francis Pompey, Sales Representative Phone 347-4526 Rt. I Corning MAXVILLE STONE QUARRY Limestone Products Phone 385-2568 Ohio Corner of Porter-Flamingo and Rt. 93 North Compliments of POMPEY’S BARBERSHOP Logan Ohio Corning LUIGI’S PIZZA Ohio Compliments of HOUSE OF MAGIC FINGERS Phone 342-3929 PIZZA Beauty is my Business Phone 767-2990 85 New Lexington Ohio Glouster Ohio BANK OF CORNING COMPANY Serving the Community Since 1904 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member of Federal Reserve System Phone 347-4355 Compliments of 33 DRIVE-IN THEATRE Nelsonville Route 1 Richard Sayre NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. Phone 342-1553 534 Mill Street LOGAN MONUMENT CO., INC. Phone 385-5522 156 West Main Street New Lexington I MAIN SHELL STATION Compliments of Total Car Care Center T. V. Stamps — Bank Americard Pick-up and Delivery Service 215 West Main St. THE PERRY COUNTY BANK “The Oldest Bank in Perry County” Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System New Lexington BURD'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occasions Compliments of Weddings — Corsages Cut Flowers— Potted Plants Dish Gardens — Gifts Funerals — Cemetery Flowers Phone 342-3354 420 Swigart Street New Lexington NEW LEXINGTON ICE CO. FOSTER DRUG AND JEWELRY Ohio Nelsonville Ohio METZGER INSURANCE Carry Out Legal Beverages — Ice Complete Insurance Service North St. off N. Pleasant St. Phone 342-2243 113 North Main Street Phone 342-1953 New Lexington LEFFLER’S MARATHON 24 Hour Wrecker Service Mechanical Work Tune Ups — Groceries We Give TV Stamps Corner of Front and Mulberry Ohio New Lexington Ohio Groceries and Meats Phone 982-4071 Logan FINLAW LUMBER COMPANY Salutes the Class of ‘72’ South Zanesville Ohio Crooksville Ohio ROBERT’S The Diamond Store Registered KEEPSAKE Diamond Rings Ohio Teen-agers Too, and Invited To Open A Budget Payment Account Zanesville's Oldest Credit Jeweler 509 Main Street 88 THE NEWLON-FORAKER CO. RATLIFFE’S MOBILE HOMES New and Used Mobile Homes Route 7 Phone GL3-8013 215 South Main Street Phone 342-1997 Dodge — Chrysler — Dart — Plymouth Cars Zanesville Ohio We Also Sell Trucks Tires Accessories Gas and Oil New Lexington J.E. HUMPHREY FUNERAL HOME Embalmer — Funeral Director Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipment Phone 394-22626 Ohio Shawnee Ohio PARK’S DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Service Hallmark Cards Gift Wrapping Pangburn’s Candy Phone 347-4377 Kodak Corning Ohio 89 SOHIO Compliments of DOWNS’ HAWK’S CYCLE DALES, INC. Honda and Suzuki Sales and Service Batteries — Tires — Groceries Phone 342-2666 Call 614-593-7323 Noxahala R. ALLEN ELECTRIC, INC. 545 South State Street Phones Crooksville 982-4931 Zanesville 697-7969 Ohio Route 50A Athens Ohio NEFF OIL CO., INC. Union 76 Products Main Office Crooksville 982-4096 Bulk Office New Lexington 342-2597 Crooksville Compliments of HULL POTTERY COMPANY Crooksville Congratulations Seniors Ohio Crooksville Ohio LONG’S JEWELRY Bulova and Caravelle Watches Speidel Bands Cosmic Diamonds Ohio Crooksville Ohio MAYSVILLE LANES KINCAIDS 24 BRUNSWICK AUTOMATICS Clothing and floor coverings Crooksville Ohio Rt. 22 South Zanesville, Ohio 90 91 GREGORY MONUMENT COMPANY YOUNG’S APPLIANCES AND T V., INC. R.C.A. Magic Chef Frigidaire (Formerly Rushing Paskell) Our Motto — The Golden Rule John Gregory, Owner Phone 342-1623 School Avenue HOLLAND’S BEAUTY SALON New Lexington W 1W W W The Big Three Combined paid circulation — 5200 THE PERRY COUNTY TRIBUNE THE CROOKSVILLE-ROSEVILLE MESSENGER BUCKEYE LAKE-THORN VILLE NEWS Phone 347-4500 Phone 982-2961 New Lexington Crooksville Phone 342-3348 Compliments of DR. ROBERT L. YEARDLY Optometrist 123 Mill Street Earl Hazlett, Representative New Lexington New Lexington BURKIE’S TANSKY MOTOR, INC. r js 76 .UNION. Greasing Services, Tires, and Batteries CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION Dodge Trucks — American Motors Chrysler — Dodge — Plymouth - Toyota Phone 385-5678 297 East Main New Straitsville Compliments of HIGGINS’ LUMBER CO. iSr v Mali A M RESTAURANT Our Speciality Southern Fried Beef Legal Beverages Owners: Andy and Margie Anders 76 West Main Street Compliments of SWINEHART DAIRY MART Tasty Sweet Treats Cones, Malts, Shakes, Sandwiches LOG CABIN RESTAURANT Six Mile Turn Food Like Mom Cooks Phone 385-3134 Compliments of Compliments of TRACY’S ASHLAND L. H.CONKLEOILCO. Phone 342-9155 Phone 385-3122 New Lexington Ohio I Logan S. DAVIS SUPER MARKET Open Daily 9 — 9 p.m. except Sunday Plenty of off-street parking in our lot LOGAN CARRY OUT Party Supplies, Groceries Nelsonville Ohio Logan Ohio SNIDER-FLAUT LUMBER, INC Everything in Building New Lexington Ohio PEPSICOLA LAMB’S LAUNDRAMAT CLAY CITY BEVERAGES Bubble-Up Patio Diet Drink Patio Flavors Masons' Root Beer Squirt Professional Dry Cleaners Coin Operated Laundry Coin Operated Dry Cleaners Open 24 hours Pickup and Delivery Automatic Self-Service Car Wash 255 North Sixth Street New Lexington Ohio Compliments of Sears 94 Zanesville Ohio Logan Phone 385-2101 56 South Spring Street Ohio Everything for the Home Lancaster Furniture — Rugs — Appliances Ohio Lancaster Compliments JACK HELM Ohio The Best of Success” from THE ECONOMY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY New Lexington C. M. Snider, Manager Ohio RUSH CREEK FEED AND SUPPLY CO. W Ralston-Purina Mastermix Phone 569-4109 Bremen — 1 ■ ' 1 Ohio Compliments of DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Logan Ohio Zanesville Ohio CHENEY TIRE SERVICE Wheel Balancing — Alignment Mufflers — Retreading — Shocks — Brakes Phone 342-3586 700 North Street New Lexington Ohio Compliments of KEITH S MEN S SHOP Jantzen Haggar Pendleton Schaffner Logan Arrow Hart Marx Ohio NICHOLAS' DAIRY FREEZE Good Food and Shakes SHARFF'S FASHIONS Womens’ Apparel 385-4061 I Shawnee Ohio Logan Ohio SHAKE SHOPPE “That old fashioned goodness Cones — Malts — Sundaes Pints — Shakes Sandwiches BELVILLE MOTOR CARS, INC. Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Chevrolet 385-5624 Logan Ohio Logan Ohio Compliments of ROYAL BLUE fardinal Food Inc. c� °c SIEMER'S Ed Siemer, Proprietor Home of Quality Foods Meats and Produce Phone 347-4728 Corning Ohio Fresh Meats Dry Goods — Groceries Red Rose Feed — Armour Fertilizer Phone 347-4322 Corning Ohio 96 HANNAH BROS. NUTTER BROTHERS COAL COMPANY Furniture and Appliances Zenith Color T.V. 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J.S Imboden's Marathon — Brandt's Restaurent Joe Gabriel Bob Maxwell Cindy Altier Penn Central Transportatio Mr. Mrs. Schlingerman Mr. Mrs. Henry Eickel Kenny Roberts Mr. Mrs. Leroy Dodson Bob Lunning Virginia Fuchs’ Beeline Fashions Denny Brothers Claude Imler James Kochis Goldberg’s Store ( Kenneth Knight John Barber Charlie R. Jones 1 Loren McCormick Katie Culp Souders Phar Bob Sc Betty Clifton Brown McCarty Y’V Berry’s Sohio Ltn-Lo Beauty Huddle Auto Pi Net Watts Vlbert E. LeonarJ Nick’s Wine Shop NArry’s Guh Store! Charles Geil Motors !%lly Ho iW 1 Ruth's Greenhouse Htone App ance Store Lester Taylor Canos I JohrXBroVn Kay 1 Sonny Mrs. Kctchan Mrs. Annl John E. Fei Rick Siciliar ge Riders 1 ufc y Nicholal Tin Y Glofcter Rcstaurl So m e r senPhiLm aC| Virgil Decore Windy Barnett Mr. Mrs. Timflckel Shawn Marolt A Friend Wilda Willison Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr Frank W Parse M va Ballis ; ike Pompey, JV service Station Irs. Clarence Hferris Harry French Paul Herron Crooksville Dairy Fre Dr. L. H. Nelson Gkeg Millhoid Richard P FJowers Maitearet Lybarger Mane's-Beauty Shop Paul Bowers r ..l,llnn icy avern gg Appliance hoppe ■ts. Inc uffman S V1rs. WilliamJxicketts Johnson's Union 7f Grybbs Bakery Angles’ Mea -Market 1 Don E. HadcJ Jbe Kish Buj ess Equipment Company ijhflly Sands BH1 Snyder At Dennis J.Insurance Ruth Ann Warren oody TittePs aileys’ Gift Variety Ma or r. A. J. Ball (Walters 5 10 f £eals Grocery � .Daileys Produce Market m Jim Davis k Compliments 01 U PERRY COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Somerset Ohio I V 4 p J The FFA is an organiza- tion for those students en- rolled in the vocational agriculture. The goals of the FFA are to develop leadership, citizenship, and an increased know- ledge of agriculture. The area we are concerned with is that of Agriculture Resources Conservation. The FHA goal is to help individual growth through discovery, involvement, chang, awareness, and an unuerstanaing ol self, family, school, and community. The local theme this year has been Bridge Over Troubled Waters. The goals of FBLA are to develop strong business leadership, create intelli- gent choice of business occupations, encourage training for useful citi- zenship, and mostly to encourage each member to set and strive to meet individual goals to the best of his ability. Future Teachers of America Club has a major goal to promote the teaching profession. Each student in the club has the responsibility to learn the duties and obligations of a classroom teacher. The club member obtains these goals through observations, experiences „nd experimentation. Some of our activities this year have been tutoring poorer students, substitut- ing for absent teacher teachers aids, and organizing a field ex- perience day to let each member experience a day of teaching. The Bertha Levion Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed in 1962 to encourage the growth of scholarship, leadership, service, and character among the high school students of the South- ern Local District. The chapter has purchased for the school two mobile carts for audio visual equipment, donated $600 to the school sign fund and paid a total of $558 toward the purchase of the speaker system used for football games at Harrop Field. The mon- ey for these projects has been raised primarily through a Tom Watt sales campaign each year. Choir is the high school singing organization. It consists of males and fe- males who enjoy the fun and challenge of singing. Each year we are sched- uled to give Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. In the spring we present a concert of pop music and participate in gradua- tion exercises. Upon re- quest, we sometimes perform at various school functions and community activities. Drama class is a general introduction to all as- pects of the theater; in- cluding play interpreta- tion, costume design, set design, make up, and lighting. The first semes- ter each student put to- gether a production book conveying all the things listed above. The club gave one production each semester, including the Christmas show and the spring show. Both of these were written by the drama class. The greatest objective and the most challenging goal for the band is to grow in size and in play- ing ability. We have just re-organized this year af- ter a four lapse of an in- strumental program, and have worked very hard just trying to catch up . The band has grown from 21 members to 35 and with the addition of seventh and eighth grad- ers, we hope to have 50 on the field by next marching season. Publications The goals of the publication class are to get the yearbook to the publishers and to put out the school newspaper. This year we went back to the bigger yearbook and we have added color. All of this costs money and we obtained most of this through our Mardi Gras and the selling of greeting cards. Class Officers JUNIORS President..............Angela Durst Vice-President.........Rick Merckle Secretary..............Nancy Bishop Treasurer..............Bonnie Crane SOPHOMORES President...............Mary Hermey Vice-President .... Patsy Rodgers Secretary.......................Jeff Sicilian Treasurer.......................Lynn Lanning FRESHMEN President..............Nancy Rose Vice-President.........Mike Lehoe Secretary..............Shelley Crane Treasurer..............Dave Thomas EIGHTH GRADE President.......................John Taylor Vice President................Robert Hinkle Secretary.................Terri Toth Treasurer..........Susanne Hermey SEVENTH GRADE President.......................Dave Brown Vice President .... Mike Thompson Secretary.....................Deanne Nutter Treasurer..........Denise Summers 1972 Prom Queen Pattie Jo Stickdorn King Jim Dodson The Lion Sleeps Tonight Post Prom 126 Cedar Point Senior Class Rubberneck Students Of The Year Cheryl Pyle Mike Merckle Delegate Alternate Angela Durst Bonnie Crane __________t foot- •asketball student •aIs 9, 10; es 11, 12; , 10; chorus club 12. chorus 9, 11; Sc al club 10; ,11; football 9, k 9, 10,11,12; officer 11, 12; per staff 11, 12; dent council 10. B. L. A. 9; chorus ; F.T. A. 11, 12; G chess 11; games Iff 12; homecoming ub 10; checkers G 9; scl tram urals 12 side? Pi lire i° i ■ rv 1 Football or oc hon G. A games 133 Ft. F.T. A. 9, TO.-it chart keeper 9; sdien ncntarv algeb� d : A A o Ms i' ft w; r guide; e alarship t t society 0k staff I laotball cers o cness s . 12. tt ill 9,10,1 lul 9, 10. 11, lie. A. rack 9. 10: sc no- mi server 10; most a all 6 baskei- Ml) 10. 11 12; r staff 12$C. A. A. treasi viecoming cor it tee nze banque server 11; P.lE� , 11, 12; derlf new 12; ping pong prom commit ncwspape« n HAMILT basketba HA A ship tea eighth pi scholarsh health a 8th gra istry dl leader croc h 11. 12; accom ANN , 10; F, tERN, Jl urals 9, AMES, V 10. 11. 12; 9; 1 ibra iaward 10 earhook s 0; F.T. A. 1 2; prom CO istant 11. . ,RNS, MOLLY MARTIN F. B.L.A, 9; junior account Fcount clerk club 12. KIENER, PETER R. Footba 9. 10, 11, 12; track 9, 10, 11, 11, 12; French club 10, 11; play 11, 12. KINCAID, ROSEMARIE F. 10,11; guitarclub 11; bo LANNINC, K A T H Y E ANNE 10; prom server 10; track 10; 11; class play 11; prom comm server 11; yearbook staff 11, T photography club 12;basketbal P.E. helper 10; superior rating excellent rating in district sc i rating in state science fair 10; conservation contest 10. LEMITY, JO ELLEN F. H. A. .A. A. 9, 10; art club 1 J| lub rk club IT, senior ac- 10, ltt, 12; basketball chorale 9; F.T. A. 10, ima alub 11. 12; class 10;| checkers C chess ; 1 u p 12; F.H. A. 12. i. L.U. 9; C.A.A. 9, .A. 11,12; pep club 11; grange banquet Tpaper staff 11, 12 ►coming queen 12 Icfcal science fair 10 fair 10; excellent in soil and v t r ; F.T.A. 9, 10, 1H 12; chorus 9; scholarship team 10; ping pong club 1 J . . . 4 r 1_ „ „ in. science club 10 prom serv er 10; language award 10 class officer 4trearirer) lljclass vice president 12; em- LUM | u � | ■ —- - |-- broidery G crochet 11,12; c|ass Student director 11; class play 12; yearbook staff 12: newspaper staff 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; treasurer of N. H. S. 12: football homecoming attendant 12. V LINCOLN. SHIRLEY G. A. A§ 9;F. B. L. A. 9;V.I.C.A. eit 1 12; Tri-Country VICA queerf 12. LUCAS, JANICE SUE College club 9; c h or us 9, 12; G. A. A. 9, 10; pep club 9, 10,11. science club 9, 10; science committee 9; physical fitness program 9; home- coming committee 12; librarian 10; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; sec re tary of F. T. A. 11; prom server 10; art club 10; ind-amurais 9, 10; P.E. assistant 10, 11; prom commit- tee 11; drama club 11; grange banquet server 11; games 11, 12; football G basketball cheerleader 11; basketball homecoming attendant 12; newspaper staff 12; yearbook staff 12; photography club 12. 10,41, LA. 9; U, 12; l|T. A. 9,10, 9? track tfamll 1; pmg |m MAROLT, KATHY Pep club 9,10,11, ! librarian 9, 10. 12; C.A.A. 9,10 11. 12; science club 9t 10; chorus pong club 11; Trench club 10; scicr.cc lair attendant 10; prom server 10; footbalffc basketball cheerleader 10,11, 12; P. E. assistant 10,11; fcrom committee ! 1; ctyscussion club 11; class play 11; yearbook staff 11, 12; newspaper aff 11,12; homecoming committee 11,12; grange ban- Basketball 9. 10, 11; football 9; tTack 9, 10, 1JL 12; ping pong Blub 9, 10, 12; science club 9; intramurals 9; chains' 9; prom server 9, 10; class treasurer 9,10; pep club 10; F. T. A. 11; discussion 11; jfames 12. McCI-ELLAND. DENNY LEE McGill, KATHY C.A.A. 9, 10; chorus 9; F.H.A. 10; junioraccount clerk club (vice president) 12. ' ’cGREEVY, TIM Intramurals 9, 10; science club 10; photography club 10. Me N ABB, DON Football 9, 11. 12; i nt ra mu ra 1 s 9; checkers G chess 9,10; drama 11; ping pong club 11,12; games 11, 12; MASON, JOHN N’EHl R, IANIE F. T. A. 9,10; guitar club ll;checkers Gchessll; b« k club 12; F.H.A. 12. MERCKLE, T. MICHAEL Student council 9, intTa-' murals 9; prom server 9, 10; football 9, 10, 11, 12; bas- ketball 9, 10. 11, 12; F.T. A. 10, 11. 12; Span is h club I 10; track 9, 10, 11, 12; ping pong club 10; vice president 11; yearbook staff 11, 12; newspaper staff 11, 12; class play It. 12; discussion 11; games 12; student of the month l2. OIAH, PAUL Football 9, 10, 11, 12; track 9, 10. 11, 12; | prom server 9 Q ntramurals 9, 10; class play 1L pHERY C.A.A. 9,,lQ iutramur«lf.yaB yep PFYTOH, VFIMA ELAINE F.H. A. 9, 10 1,12; sci- lub 9; F, T. A 10, 11, 12; F. H. A; convention 9; re:- server 10; scholorship team 10. 11; delegate to . iris state 11; embroidery G crochet club 11; National i or Society 11. 12; photography club 12. PIERCE. C IRISTY C.A.A. 9,10; intramurals 9. 10; pep club 9.10. PLANT. ROBERT CLENN Intram urals 9, 10, 11; art club 10: p. r club9, 10; games 9, 12; F. T. A. 12 PLANT. PATRICIA A. HAMRICK F.B.LA. 9,10 intramurals 11. 10; C.A.A. 9, 10; pep club 9, 10, 11, 12 F.T. A. 10, 11, 12; prom se rve r 10; P. E. assistant 11 prom cot ” ittee 11; homecoming committee 11,12 cht - 12; lit rarian 12; games 12. POST, DF.BBIM F. H. A. 11. 12; book . lub 12. ny's intramurals 9, 10. club 9, 10; C. A. A. A KAY POST, MAR' pep club 9, 10; POST, SUSAN 9; C.A.A. 9,11________ club 9, 10; Fre h club 9; v. ’ . art club 1( games 12; yearbook POTTER, GJ{ C.A.A. 10,11 RAMSEY, CA SEVERANCE, 12; football S PER GIN. S F.B.LA. de 9, 12; intram torical club honor socie 11; prom co___________ award 12; F. B. L. . treasurer 12 staff 12; ounty represe coming c c mini e s 10. 11; F. T. A, mm i , 101 A. 9,10; 9, 10, 12; majorette 9; F.B.LA. 9, 10; pep :V 9; historical club 10; h otog raphy club 12; n e ws oa pe r staff 12. . A. 9, 10;lband 10, 11; ook club 12. 1 .A. 11, 12; fiocwelub 12. Basketball 11; track 9, 10, club 11; intramurals 10. S F.B.LA. 9,10,11,12; kers G c h e s s 9, 10; chorus club 9, 10; track 10; his- penmanship 10; national lay 11, 12; discussion club ent driver award 11; busi- ames 11, 12; class treasurer earbook staff 12; newspaper tive for N. H. S. 12; home- graduation usherette 11. t STARL1N. ROBFITl J STARL1N. RUTH Me 1 a| 9, 10; science club 9. STARLING, DORIS KA Checkers C c hess 9. 10. Ill f.t. a. io; rn. A. 12: guitar c 1 ub 11; book club 12 I STARLING. WILLI AN' ERNEST tnt ra m u ra 1 s 9, 10; checkers G chess 11; discussion club 11; photogrip club 12. r% - STARNER, BRUCE Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; track'� , to, 11, 12; F. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; F. B.L. A. 9; class pla 11. 12. STICK DORN, PATTIE JO F. B. LA. 9; librarian 9. 11; C. A. A. 9. 10; science club 9, 10; scholarship team 9; ■ lishawird9; P, E. award 9; homecoming attendant etary 9, 10j prom server 10; cheerleader 10. 11,12 F. T. A. 10, 11, 12; S pan ish club 10; P. E. as sistant 10; intiamurals 10, 12; class play 11, 12; dis- cussion. club 11; newspaper staff 11, 12; yearbook staff 11,12; prom committee It; graduation usherette 11; homecoming queen (football) 12. STILES LARRY D. F. B. L.A. 9,10,11,12; checkers I processing club 11; tour guide T, award 11; O. O. E, A. 12; 2nd pla e Processing 12: 3rd place in district in. 1 ES LEE Basketball manager 9; basket- server 10; ping pong dub 10; V. I.C. A. I ,10,11; F.T.A. ng club 9,10,11; 10; checkers G ch STEVEN Track 9,10.11; intiamurals 9.10; 10,11,12; ping pong club 10,11,12; checkers F.T.A. 11; games 12. HENRY GORDON Football 9; basketball 9; 9,10,11,12; intramurals 9,10; science fair attendant 10; prom chess 10; discussion club 11; perry .ouni. workshop representative (tax) 12; games 12. TOTH, JOHN M. IntTamurals 9,10; discussion club 11; games 12. TOTH, ROBERTA JEAN F.B.L.A. 9; C. A. A. 9,10, II club 9,10; art club 10; F. T. A. 11,12; guitar H’-' IT irama club 12; class play 11,12. AN WAN' ,■ WILLARD ALAN tg WAITE, -ONALD GEORGE WARD, WILLIAM JOE Intramurals 9,10; che eke rs G chess 9,10,11; discussion club 11; ping pong chilli 1, 12; games 12. - ‘ , WARNER, CLARENCE E. JR, Science club 9,1( sci- ence club president 10; F.T . A. 9,10,11; F.B.L.A, 9; scholarship team 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; science fair attendant, school, district, and state 9,10; u p w a r d bound project 10,11,12; partici- pant in perry soil and water essay contest 10,11,12; perry soil and water proje ct contest 12; perry county workshop representative 12; photography club (presi- dent) 12. WHITE, CATHY Pep club 9,10; chorus 9; F.T.A. 10: art club 10; V. I.C. A. 12. ' WINN BERG. JOHN F. T. A. 9,10,11; student coun- cil 9,11,12; prom server 9,10; I . B.L.A. 9,10; science club 9,10; football 9,10,11,12; librarian 9,10,11,12 pep club 9,10; Spanish club 10; fiscussjppn club 11 ’12l N. H, S. president 12 National Honor Society 11 junior editor of yearbook 11; ed newspaper staff 11,12; chart-k month 11; student of the year 1 graphy club 12; homecoming WILLIAMS, KATHY ANN WILLISON, JAMES DAVID WOHRLE, SHERI F.B.L.A. 9, 9,10; pep club 9,10,11; P. E. a F.T.A. 11,12; prom server 10; 9; checkers G chess 11; prom c staff 12; newspaper staff 12. f yparb oo k 12 r lljBtudent of the C Bli pin y 11; photo- itteefl2. £.ho us 9; G. A. A. F.H.A. 10; 10; intramurals Hktcc 11; yearbook 134 003M XOD-NOXIN 0M033 3HX UM� «• . M visit BY rnouM ijLf ■ w .A rw V jJL ; Wl e1 mS y L°Bant,u In 1971 hot pants were in. the Dallas Cowboys advanced to the Super Bowl. 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