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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

tye4teid ut 'd Cheryl Pyle - The typical senior of Miller High We dit it! The class of 80” just hanging around. Look out-here they come! 2 3 Mark and Mike just clowning around. 7i e 'Wa e 'ytyave ‘TfeatexdtUfA T cuted tuKitf The gang from shop taking it easy. Let me out! 4 Hey do you think they will find us here? 8MILE!!! You're on candid camera! Keep smiling, your face wont freeze. Mr. Kissinger and his eager beavers. Thinking ahead... 'Tf ut 7 Je txe ’teeituctup Ti fait 7 muvuumv VOiCC ritup 6 s4xe %anct 7 y ?iHd 6 Nancy St. Clair Cindy Mock Rich Baker 7 e 0 tc y 70e Jleft ‘Se6i tct Susan Vernon Diane Dodson Terri Toth Betty Wilson 7 MINUTES (fracte lat ROW: Dick Spicer. Rodney Dumolt. Kevin Owens. K cy Cook. Todd Spencer 2nd ROW: Manager-Mark Claywell. Willard Hartley. Tim Owens. Jay Hill. Mike Blaney, Tony Davis. Coach-Mr. Paul 3rd ROW: John Hanning. Chuck Nye. George Dumolt. Chuck Swackhammer FIRST DOWN! 74 4 'tyeAtentOxy d ‘D Ti ene Dafc. TOene 76e Ge t, Gut 'ViJene Ou% Gay f .. Mark Siemer - Center Max Barnhart - End Bill Lanning Tackle First Team All S E O Willie Hawkins Fullback Joe Pompey Quarterback A Paul Nye End George Walter Tackle 0 0 0 This is your life. It’s yours to enjoy, to learn, to create in your own way. And what is your life at M.H.S.? It’s the times, the people who you learn from, the places, the happenings. They’re yours. They are yesterdays dreams for tomorrow. We are happy that we cam help you remember them for the rest of your life. 17 Bill Lanning Mark Siemer Paul Nye Willie Hawkins Seniors i uC 'Pcvten i Joe Pompey '$ hMax ty.r rf Max Barnhart Vanessa Wycinski If you don't like it, do it youreelf Basketball Homecoming Theme 20 Just think what we can do for you! Miller High Zoo Vickie. Paul Queen Terri. King Max Nancy. Jack Lisa. Mike Princess Mary. Prince Drew Rosie. Paul 044 Ol 77 Jerry Abram Mark Aichele Susan Altier Russell Ball Bob Barker Jodi Barnhart Sandy Begley Gary Begley Jo Ellen Benedict David Bernard Ralph Berry Anna Boring Dennis Boylard Kevin Boyle Marianne Boyle Clint Brown Dave Brown Jim Campbell Dave Catchpole Bill Chappelear Lynne Cox Denny Dew Kathy Dodson Norma Doughty Randy Downs David Doyle Steve Ervin Jeff Ferguson Lea Ferguson Tammy Gaitten Mark Gleason Yvonne Grandon Margie Harvey Cris Bringardner Donna Houk Melinda Kimble Jim Koon Mike Lucas Debbie Markin Mary McArtor Tim McLean Benny Morgan Amy Murphy Robin Musick Deanna Nutter Eddie Nye Jeff Parker Peggy Peterson 22 Carole Pompey Dave Riley Sandra Rupe Vickie Siemer Anita Simpson Dana Smith Lorraine Stanley Barb Starlin Doug Starlin Brenda Stickdorn Greg Stiles Susie Swelgin Vickie Taylor Jane Thompson Mike Thompson Debbie VanWay Mark Vess Marsha Ward Mary Mae Weaver Randy White Tina Wood Naomi Woofter 'Vac. flic Rick Balsley Omar Bernard Terry Brown John Browning Jeff Dew Butch Dodson Jeff Doss Aleta Everett Ted Fulk Kenny Giffin Duane Hanning Bill Heathcoat Dixie Keller April Kemper Marietta Mayes Kathy McGreevy Alicia Miller Frank Parker 23 ( 444 Mike Altiei Mike Altop Glen Ball Richard Barker Linda Barnes John Berry Cindy Blaney Mark Bookman Chester Boring Sarina Bourne Steve Boyle Donna Bunner Nettie Campbell Greg Canter Marc Canter Jim Cook Tom Colvin Sandy Conn Nancy Coomer Rich Crane Cheryl Denny Lori Dodson Doug Dorsey Bruce Doughty Marg Doyle Dave Dunwoody Karen Eberts Ernie Eing Sandy Ferguson Lee Findlay 24 Jeff Gaddis Linda Gaddis Marilyn Giffin Sheri Gill Kim Glass Sheryl Goins Scott Gump Keely Harvey Sheila Hatfield Barb Hinkle Mary Hinkle Jane Hook Bob Hoops Lester Householder Georgette Hughes Shirley Hughes Joe Humphrey Marjorie Lang Judy Lanning David Lawson Roberta Lincoln Mark McFann Kenny McGill Bobbi McGrath Anita McLain Bill Merckle Kay Miller Sally Mitchell Danny Moulton Liza Neal Pam Nelson Marvin Nichols Regina Nichols Wayne Owens Paul Pettet Debbie Pierce Jack Pompey Janie Preston Jim Proctor Kathy Pyle 25 26 Mike Reed Tim Reynolds Dave Rittgers Kevin Rittgers John Roberts Paul Rose Jane Russell Melody Sanford John Shaver Cathy Siemer Lisa Siemer Rusty Six Thonia Spergin Brenda Spencer Don Spicer Joe Spicer James Stanley Mike Starlin Bill Starr Lee Stickdorn Debbie Storts Larry Storts Mark Storts Pam Swackhamer Theresa Tracy Sammy Van Person Debbie Wade Robin Wade Tonia Weaver Wendy West Steve Wheeler Jerry Willison JefT Wilson Tony Wilson Sharon Wood W '79 Sheryl Alfman Tom Alfman Mike Almashy Brian Altier Tonya Bourne Barb Bolyard Keith Boyle Debbie Bringardner Dane Brown Laura Buehler Dave Burgess Carline Byrd Libby Campbell Connie Carr Bob Clay Joe Coomer Jackie Craig Rick Devore Tanya Dew Michele Donohoe Jim Downs Pat Dunwoody Scelina Dyer Mimi Edwards Rob Eppley Robin Euman Judy Evans John Foster John Fuchs Terry Gaddis Jeff Gleason Lisa Gleason Bill Glick Ray Grandon Brenda Griffin Janeen Grimm 27 Jayne Hamilton Lucy Hartley Bill Harvey Debbie Hawkins Danita Hern Jay Hill Dan Hook Debbie Hook John Houk Colissa Hughes Kevin Hunter Judy Irwin Mike James Paul Jones Chuck Kreitz Mike Lanning Bobby Lucas Rick Lucas Tim Lunning Rose Mason Ronnie Matheny Janeen McClain Steve McClain Lisa Merckle Randy Merckle Cheryl Myers Candy McGrath Robert McGreevy Paul Miller April Mock Danny Moore Randy Morgan 28 Tim Morgan Scott Nixon Rocky Nelson Debbie Nye David Owens George Plant Gary Pyle Linda Quinn Bill Reed David Reed Rich Reynolds Lisa Rittgers Kevin Roberts Donna Rose Randy Rupe Rita Rutter Matt Sanford Cindi Saulbeamer Carol Siemer Gretchen Siemer Todd Smith Becky Snyder Jim Snyder Tina Sparacino Wanda Spencer Patty Spicer Harold Springer Mickey Stanley Nickey Stanley Carol Starlin Vaughn Stickdorn Debbie Storts Drew Street Maney Sturgill Dobbie Swackhammer Denise Swyers Thurman Talbott Dave Thompson Steve Thompson Joe Tlvner Mary Lee Toth Randy Toth Todd Vollmer Carl West Glen Wilson Terry Wilson Rodney Yoho 29 'XO Bob Abram Tim Adams Brenda Alfman Jeff Ball Christy Barnhart Marsha Berry Mike Blaney Tony Blessing Debbie Bolyard Clayton Boring Bud Bourne Rosemarie Boyle Bonnie Braglin Peggy Braglin Diane Buehler Mary Byrd Teri Champ Carol Chappelear Margie Clay Mark Claywell Kacey Cook Roily Cook Tony Davis Rita Denny Brenda Dodson Jackie Doss Jerry Downs George Dumolt Rodney Dumolt Scott Ervin Rex Finn Danny French Joe Fulk Mary Gaddis Lory Garey Roy Giffin Tonya McGill Debbie Gillespie Brian Goins Kim Goodrich 30 Kenny Glanemann Scott Glick Bob Griffith John Hanning Willard Hartley Carmel Harvey Deronda Hatfield Penny Hoffman Jackie Hook Tom Humphrey Anita Hunter Sharon Imler Karla Kaido Jim Kincaid Suzan Kinsel Jane Koon Dons Knetz Lisa Lang Lisa Lanning Randy Lawson Cindy Lincoln Vickie Matthews Connie McLain Kevin McLean Sandy McKee Brian Miller Donna Mitchell Robbie Mock Mary Moulton Kelly Myers Chuck Nye Kevin Owens Tim Owens Susan Parker Ira Perry Nancy Pettit Gary Pierce Lisa Pompey Cheryl Post Tammy Hook 31 Mark Sanford Anna Siemer Jean Six Leona Spears Mike Spencer Sharon Spencer Todd Spencer Scott Spergin Dick Spicer Mary Springer Jim Stanley Joyce Stickdorn Teresa Stickdorn Rich Stiles Chuck Swackhammer Cindy Taylor Toby Thacker Sandy Wade Mitch Walker Ed Watkins Beth Weis Bobbi West Kim West Teri Wilson Carl Woods John Woofter Pam Yocum 444 0 Gary Carney Bonnie Kasler Randy McKee 32 'TfctficHcU 'ttyfXH i Society KNEELINO: Mark Vest. Greg Stiles. Karen Rose. Jane Thompson. Kathy McGreevy. Lori Lanning. Rita Williams. Margie Harvey. Vickie Siemer. Dave Bernard STANDING: Mrs. Levion. Debbie Storts. Marianne Boyle. Susan Vernon. Suzy Swelgin. Vicki Stickdorn. Gale Hunter. Cathy John- FRONT ROW Judy Lanning. Sherry Craig. Lisa Merckle. Denise Swyers. Tammy Gaitten. Mary McArtor. Carole Pompey. Sandra Rupe. Jane Thompson. Margie Harvey SECOND ROW: Mrs Reho. Terri Toth. Betty Wilson. Sherry Reed. Wendy West. Cindy Mock. Roberta Fisher. Theresa Kinsel. Mike Thompson. Mike Thompson. Roberta Lincoln. Susan Vernon. son. Susie Hermey. Naomi Brunton. Joyce Olah. Mike Thompson. Robert Russell. Lois Fink. Cheryl Pyle. JefT Ferguson. Roberta Fisher. Betty Wilson. Tammy Gaitten. Dixie Keller. Carole Pompey. Lea Ferguson. Patti Saulbeamer. Mr. Porter Pam Swackhammer. Bobbi McGrath. Donna Bunner. Barb Hinkle. Chris Brunton THIRD ROW: Jane Preston. Nancy Coomer. Kathy Dodson. Mike Lanning. Cathy Pyle. Sandy Ferguson. Susie Hermey. Mike Almashy. Susan Lucas. Keely Harvey. Suzy Swelgin. Jo Ellen Benedict. Yvonne Grandon. Deanna Nutter. Linda Barnes FIRST ROW: Mike Spencer. Dave Rittgers. Ralph Berry. Dave Bernard. John Roberta. Jim Snyder. Bob Clay, Pat Dunwoody SECOND ROW: Mr. Kissinger, Randy Toth. Lee Findley. Mark Aichele. Dave Brown, Dave Doyle, Denny Chevalier. Jeff Wilson, Jerry Willison. Steve Boyle THIRD ROW: Billy Harvey. Steve McClain. Bill Olick. Ronnie Matheny, Randy Rupe. Cheater Boring. Chuck Krietz. Robert Eppley. Mike Reed FOURTH ROW: Joe Coomer, Bill Starr. Joe Spicer, John Berry. Joe Tivner. Danny Moore, Terry Oaddia. Randy Storta 34 FIRST ROW: Lynne Cox, Debbie VanWay. Susie Altier, Diane Dodson. Lorraine Stanley. Sharon James. Pam McOrath. Carole Pompey SECOND ROW: Miss Gillogly. Cheryl Myers. Marilyn Giffln. Scelenia Dyer. Debbie Swackhamer. Jane Hook. Connie Carr. Debbie Hook. Nickey Stanley. Judy Irwin. Wanda Spencer. Jane Russell. Miss Gallant THIRD ROW: Sandy Conn. Cheryl Denny. Sarina Bourne, Chris Brunton. Brenda Spencer. Debbie Nye, Bobbie McGrath. Pam Swackhamer. Brenda Griffith. Joe Ellen Benedict. Sandra Rupe. Yvonne Grandon. Theresa Tracy. Deanna Nutter. Becky Snyder Student (ZauHciC FRONT ROW Susie Altier. Kathy Pyle. Cooky Binkley. Vicki Stickdorn, Carole Pompey, Cathy Siemer SECOND ROW: Mr Norris. Lisa Lanning. Barb Hinkle. Candy Brunton. Dave Riley. Joyce Olah. Donna Bunner. Donna Rose THIRD ROW: Kevin McClain. Lisa Pompey. David Thompson. Gretchen Siemer. Jodi Barnhart. Vaughn Stickdorn. Richie Stiles 6 UVU Ik4 FRONT ROW Lisa Neal. Cindy Blaney. Karen Eberts. Candy Brunton. Carole Pompey. Tammy Gaitten SECOND ROW: Mrs. Underwood. Sheryl Goins. Wendy West. Sheri Gill. Chuck Gaddis. Mike Thompson. Theresa Kinsei. Roberta Lincoln THIRD ROW Chris Brunton. Greg Stiles. Paul Rose. Mark Storts. Lisa Merckle 3ft IfCAOIM rOR AWEDDIN Play Cast Maw Hollowbone ...............................Lea Ferguson Paw Hollowbone.................................Randy White Sarah Jo Hollowbone ..........................Kathy Dodson Margie Harvey Grace May Hollowbone..............................Marianne Boyle Pepper Hollowbone.....................................Mark Gleason Sis Hollowbone.......................................Kathy McGreevy Anita Simpson Homer Hollowbone...............................Dave Riley Fannie Jane Hollowbone................................Jane Thompson Jodi Barnhart Grandpappy Hollowbone..................... Jeff Ferguson Maw Blairhouse............................ . . Debbie Storte Bertha Blairhouse ..............................Susie Altier Dana Smith Slim Blairhouse.............................Dave Catchpole Melissa Dougan..............................Carole Pompcy Melinda Kimble Isabel Todd................................Norma Doughty Tammy Gaitten Hortense Todd.................................Vickie Slemcr Lorraine 8tanley I Se tt % 7JtC vtfn££ Max Barnhart Jane Binkley Naomi B run ton Diane Dodson Roberta Fisher Willie Hawkins Susie Hermey Theresa Kincaid Theresa Kinsel Joyce Olah Cheryl Pyle Robert Russell Mark Siemer Vickie Stickdorn Mike Thompson George Walters Vanessa Wydnski Cindy Mock Nancy St. Clair Sherry Reed 38 fyUctcutce '?0 vi6e'i6 FRONT ROW: Lea Fer- guson. Marianne Boyle. Lois Fink. Melinda Kim- ble. Terri Toth SECOND ROW: Mr. Martin. Va- nessa Wycinski. Roberta Fisher. Cindy Mock. Nan- cy St. Clair (Zafetenia, FRONT ROW: Roger Markin. Sandy McKee. Bonnie Braglin. Mary Ann Qaddis. Anna Bor- ing SECOND ROW: Jer- ry Willison. Bruce Dough- ty. Bill Denny. Clint Brown. Steve Thompson. Rocky Dillon. Randy McKee THIRD ROW Mark Bookman. David Dun wood. Todd Volimer. Randy Ball. Harold Spr- inger. Bobby Clay. Mr. Nash O Cec FRONT ROW Debbie Van Way. Roberta Fish- er. Susie Hermey. Nancy St. Clair. Terri Toth SEC OND ROW: Mrs. Joseph son. Betty Wilson. Susie Lucas. Susan Vernon. Jo- di Barnhart 40 cMicatiAKA FRONT ROW Betty Wilson. Roberta Fisher. Loia Fink. Diane Dodsoh. Lea Brenda Jonea. Terri Toth THIRD ROW: Lynn Rittgers. Vickie Taylor. Debbie Fergson. Marianne Boyle. Theresa Kinsel. Susie Hermey SECOND ROW: VanWay. Donna Houk. Susie Vernon. Lynne Cox. Jo Ellen Benedict. Sandra Mias Burgess. Deanna Nutter. Susan Altier. Jenny Moulton. Tammy Gaitten. Rupe. Margie Harvey Mike Thompson. Carole Pompey. Tina Wood. Kathy Dodson. Yvonne Grandon. The Publications Class this year has kept very busy—work- ing on the newspaper and the yearbook —preparing for the football and basketball homecomings -putting on dances. They have also sold cookbooks so that we could have a nice yearbook. V vuUUf 6- 3 SEATED: Mike Thompson. John Taylor. Don Hern. Joe Pompey. Max Barnhart STANDING: Mgr. Joe Coomer. Greg Stiles. Jeff Ferguson. Rich Baker. Dave Catchpole, Dave Riley. Coach Gossman 42 43 SEATED: Jim Cook. Bill Merckle. Bob Hoop� . Mark McFann. Jeff Gad- dis. Mark Storts. Lee Stickdorn STANDING: Tim Reynolds. Jody Doss. Paul Rose. Jack Pompey. Rich Fidler. Mike Starlin. Joe Humphrey. Mgr Jay Hill. Coach Cook f “PCace (ZAtuptfea SEATED: Mike Lanning. Gary Pyle. Drew Street. Brian Altier. Vaughn Stickdorn STANDING: Coach Axline. Chuck Krietz. Dave Burgess. Kevin Roberts. Mike Almashy. Randy Toth. John Fuchs. David Owens. Bill Harvey 44 4 e 0 SEATED: Mark Claywell, Kevin McClain. Chuck Swackhamer. Tony Sigman. Rich Stile . Mike Blaney. Todd Spencer. Rodney Dumolt. Kevin Davi . Scott Olick. Tim Owen . John Hanning STANDING: Coach Owen . Brian Coin . George Dumolt. Chuck Nye. Mgr SEATED: There e Van Meter. Vicki Stickdom. Joyce Olah. Cheryl Pyle. Vickie Siemer STANDING; Coach Chriatner. Liaa Lang. Lori Dodson. Roberta Lincoln. Sandy Ferguson. Keely Harvey. Carmel Harvey Mgr 45 SEATED: Mary Hinkle. Carol Siemer. Pam Swackhamer. Jodi Lang. Mgr . Margaret Doyle. Suaan Lucae. Oretchen 8iemer. Barnhart. Vanessa Wycinski STANDING: Coach Christner. Lisa Lisa Siemer. Carol Starlin. Carmel Harvey. Mgr 46 SEATED: Lea Ferguson. Joyce Olah. Marj Lang. Betty Wilson. Keely Harvey STANDING: Coach Christner. Kim Goodrich. Mgr . Diane Dodson. Kathy Dodson. Donna Houk. Anna Siemer. Mgr . Lisa Pompey. Mgr FIRST ROW Oretchen Siemer. Candy McGrath. Carol Siemer. Hill. Anna Siemer. Debbie Hawkins. Cathy Siemer. Lisa Pompey. Connie Carr. Lisa Siemer. April Mock. Colisa Hughes SECOND Mary Hinkle. Anita Simpson. Kim Goodrich ROW Miss Christner. Sandy Conn. Nancy Coomer. Theresa 47 Vanessa Wycinski. Lynne Cox. Jodi Barnhart. Susan Altier. Debbie VanWay 0?%e44 Pt€K Linda Barnes. Cathy Siemer, Donna Bunner. Barb Hinkle. Lisa Siemer Michele Donohoe. Linda Quinn. Lisa Merckle. Carol Siemer. Oretchen Siemer 48 Anna Siemer. Sharon Imler. Lisa Lanning. Lisa Lang. Nancy Pettet SEATED. David Owens. Greg Stiles. Mark Gleason. Jim Cook. STANDING: Rob Hinkle. Coach Towner. (Mike Thompson. NOT SHOWN) (tytvti 'Keep iA' Keely Harvey. Jim Cook. Debbie Hawkins. Bill Lanning. Wendy West. Jane Thompson FIRST ROW Brian Goins. David Thompson. Doug Dorsey. Terry Gaddis. Brian Altier. Drew Street. SECOND ROW Mr. Winnenberg. Tom Colvin. Matthew Sanford. Paul Rose. Dave Catchpole. Paul Nye. Dave Riley. Bruce Doughty. Joe Humphrey. 49 7kic6 FIRST ROW- Gretchen Siemer. Carol Starlin. Jane Thompson. Vanessa Wycinski. SECOND ROW Mr Winnenberg, Nina Sparacino. Candy McGrath. Jodi Barnhart. Sandy Ferguson. Lisa Siemer. Stue tM FIRST ROW- Greg Stiles. Mike Almashy. Paul Nye. Bill Lanning. Dave Catchpole. Jeff Ferguson. Mike Starlin. Mr. Sigman. SECOND ROW- Richie Stiles. Mike Lanning. Chuck Krietz. Mark Gleason. Randy Toth. Jack Pompey. Dave Riley. David Doyle. John Fuchs. FIRST ROW- Theresa Kincaid. Mary Hinkle. Marj Lang. Sandy Conn. SE- COND ROW Barb Hinkle. Karen Eberts. Debbie Hawkins. Margie Doyle. Cathy Siemer. Lori Dodson. THIRD ROW Lisa Lanning. Rosemarie Boyle. Miss Christner. Kathy Dodson. Susan Lucas. Susie Hermey. Diane Dodson. Donna Bunner. Carol Siemer. Wendy West. 50 Senavui ] t Sfio ltd 51 52 FRONT ROW: Candy McGrath. Laura Buehlar. Connie Carr. Janeen McClain SECOND ROW Ernie Eing. Mark Vess. Steve Wheeler. Joe Coom- er George and Betty SCttcCette TftontA, Mike and Sherry Terry and Nancy Jeff and Karen 'odd and Anna Doug and Anita Steve and Jane Ernie and Laura 53 Dcuf STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Ron and Vickie STUDENTS OF THE YEAR Betty and Ernie FRONT ROW: Robin Musick. Kathy Dodson. Marianne Boyle. Lea Ferguson. Lisa Siemer. Vickie Siemer. Margie Harvey. Sandra Rupe. Thonia Spergin. Nettie Campbell SECOND ROW: Anita Simpson. Lynne Cox. Donna Houk. Kim Alfman. Debbie Wade. Cheryl Pyle. Amy Jo Murphy. Pam McGrath. Joyce Olah. Sharon James. Marsha Ward. Theresa Hill. Vickie Cline. Miss Bassett THIRD ROW: Melinda Kimble. Mary Mae Weaver. Dennis Dew. Tony Wilson. David Doyle. Ralph Berry. Max Barnhart. Rick Donohoe. John Roberts. Jerry Abram. Norma Doughty. Mary McArtor FOURTH ROW: Jerri Moore. Margaret Doyle. Brenda Spencer. Jodi Barnhart. Brenda Stickdorn. Lorraine Stanley. Jane Hook. Tina Wood. Shirley Hughes. Cheryl Denny 55 Shown here is Laura Buehler with her Spanish project, a homemade Monopoly set. Many hours were spent in translating the materials and in making the many pieces of the set. The Spanish II class drew cartoons of Peanuts in Spanish, copied from the work of Charles Shulz. These posters were awarded 2nd prize in their category at the language fair. Here are Miller's Spanish students who attended the Ohio University Language Fair in Athens on February 28. 1976. They were very proud of their projects and enjoyed their trip to Athens greatly. These are the proud students of the 2nd period Spanish I class whose project received 1st prize in its category at Athens. It con- sisted of a map of all the Spanish speaking countries of the western hemisphere, with their names written along the side. The board was wired to ring a bell when a wire was touched to a coun- try and another wire to the corresponding name along the side EIGHTH GRADE SPELLING CHAMPS Kevin McLain. Terri Wilson. Lory Garey. Jean Six FIRST ROW: Michele Donohoe. Mary Toth. Lisa Merckle. Carole Siemer. Carole Starlin, Libby Campbell. Linda Quinn. Robin Evman. Colisa Hughes. Barb Bolyard. Thonia Dew. SECOND ROW: Jackie Craig. Nina Sparacino. Dennise Swyers. Debbie Storts. Brenda Griffith. Debbie Swackhamer. Danita Hern. April Mock. Lisa Rittgers. Lisa Gleason. Judy Irwin. Scelina Dyer. Teri Wilson. THIRD ROW: Miss Bassett. Sally Mitchell. Debbie Hook. Tina Sparacino. Thurman Talbert. Randy Rupe. Rick Devore. Chuck Krietz. Gretchen Siemer. Sheri GiU. Nickey Stanley. Liza Neal. Debbie Hawkins. FOURTH ROW: Tim Morgan. Joe Coomer. Rodney Yoho. Pat Dunwoody. Bill Glick. Paul Miller. Mike Altop. Vaughn Stickdorn. Glenn Wilson. David Thompson. Mike James. Jeff Gleason. Paul Jones. 57 Sbckdorn FOURTH mi Edwards. Cheryl- mn Thompson CTWy Mork faoyce Olah, Cindy JJtaney, Ltsa Theresa Hill SEC Jj|jj}. 0W Mike Blaney. Tony Davis.£jm Owuns. onnn M Imler. Rosie Boyle Kim Goodrich. Kim West. Rob McGjreevey, Donna lfchelh Marsha .Berry. Jim Cook. JROW-.Dave Burgess. Rodnev Du hra.e King. Bruce Dought, 1'HIRD i: W- Miss Corwctftoorge Dumoit Ri«b StiletfMeck KrieU. Scott Carmel, Harvey. Bed$ Snydei . I Glick. Candy McGrathx Uretchen Siewer, Cindy” Lincoln. Susan Kinsel, 8us«) Parker. Lisrf ompay. ROW- JRandy Me'takle. Paul Jon uuit. dandy McGrath, Gratchen . f Anna Siemer ■ . ly Harvey. e WWH8 KalOTPWOne Preston FIFTH Wilson Karen ftserta. Lira Neal SheryTooins. Debbie Swackhamer. MarJ, btag. Kathy Pyle. Cathy Siemer SIXTH In Roberts. Scott Nixon, Mark Claywell. Carol Siemer. Dave emer. Kelly Myers. Che I Post, Lisa banning. Vaughn Stickdorn ,laneen McLain, Paui Rose Thoyp u April MookrTom Ca g, Brian Goins. Mike Altop. Rick Devore.-Caaoi Stariin THafivietteA BAND LIBRARIANS Cathy and Susie SENIORS Vicki. Cooky. Candy. Cindy. Joyce. Cheryl. Miss Crow Nancy Coomer. Norma Doughty. Jane Binkley. Vicki Stickdorn. Cheryl Pyle. Vickie Siemer. Margaret Doyle ‘Pe i Jane. Teri. Mark. Cindy. Susie. Cheryl. Candy. Cind- y. Marj. April. Mary. Miss Crow. Karen. Anita. Bruce. Mike. Sandy. Candy. Lira. Sally. Ernie. Tom. Scott 59 Mrs. Josephson. Secretary to Principal Mr. Dunlap. Local Supt. Mr. Talbott. County Supt. Mr. Nash. Principal 60 Mrs. Hamrick. Secretary to Supt. Mrs. Lanning. Teachers Aid Mr Martin. Guidance Miss Wright. English. History Mrs. Reho. Business Education Miss Burgess. Business Education 61 Miss Gillogly. Home Economics Mr. Norris. Spanish Mr. Sigman. English 02- Miss Gallant. Home Economics Mr. Nolan. Shawnee Elem. Track. Football Mrs. McCauley. Special Education Mr. Gossman. Science Miss Crow. Band Mr. Winnenberg. Teachers Aid Miss Harris. History Mr. Porter. History Miss Christner. Physical Education Mr. Cook. Drivers Education. P.E. Mr. Palmer. Industrial Arts Mrs. Winnenberg. Biology Mr. Kissinger. Vocational Agriculture 64 Mr. Sidwell. Special Education Mr. Workman. Science Mr. Pyle. Mathematics Mr. Paul. English Miss Bassett. Music Mr Lanning. Janitor Bus Drivers- L to R. FIRST ROW. Ernie Essex. Arnold Olanemann SECOND ROW. Jen Lincoln. Russell Mr Maxwell. Janitor Ball. Tom Reynolds. Bill McVey. Gloria Pettet. Mary Nye Cheryl Pyle. Treasurer Jane Binkley. Student Council Naomi Brunton, Student Council 76 SeHi u Motto: In Ourselves Our Future Lies Flower: Red Rose Colors: Red, White, Blue Vicki Stickdorn, Student Council Lois Fink 68 Richard Baker Max Barnhart Richard Begley Gary Bishop Diane Dodson Rick Donohoe Sherry Craig Paul Dunwoody ’O Bruce Ferguson Pin Up Oirl of 76 72 Bill Lanning Susan Lucas Theresa Kinsel Jenny Moulton Paul Nye Fred Owen Joe Pompey Sherry Reed Nancy St. Clair Mark Siemer Mike Thompson Brenda Stiles Theresa Toth John Taylor George Walters 74 Gary Willi son Richard Woods Vanessa Wycinski Mike Ervin Beth Hill Bill Oill Garry Hoffman Don Griffith Charles Markin 76 Maria Moore David Shiplett A v Diane Proctor Terry Moore 77 Patti Saulbeamer Michele Sicilian 78 0 0 ScfofasiA Ufi rfevantfo 7o- 0 NAOMI BRUNTON O. E. Hearing Scholarship Award Harold Easelstein Memorial Scholarship Award GALE HUNTER Lester Hagmaier Memorial Scholarship Award SHERRY CRAIG Southern Local Education Scholarship Award 79 ROBERT RUSSELL O. 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GREGORY MONUMENT CO. “Pleasing you, pleases us Authorized Rock of Ages Dealers Other Granites Available John Gregory, Owner Phone 342-1623 School Avenue New Lexington Ohio Compliments of CHENEY TIRE SERVICE General-Michelin-McCreary-Tires B atteries-Alignment Shocks-Brakes New Lexington Ohio Compliments of BRYANT AIR CONDITIONING CO. New Lexington Ohio Compliments of Embalmer Funeral Director THE PERRY COUNTY BANK “The bank that takes that extra step” J. E. HUMPHREY FUNERAL HOME Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 394-2626 Member Federal Reserve System Shawnee Compliments of DELMER D. HOOPS County Auditor New Lexington Compliments of HULL POTTERY CO. Ohio New Lexington Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '76 MORGAN “EASY MONEY WALTERS Ohio Corning Ohio HIGGINS LUMBER CO. Quality Building Materials Phone 697-7318 Crooksville New Lexington Roseville Ohio Your Clothes Closets Friend NEFF OIL CO., INC. Union 76 Products CITY DRY CLEANERS Main Office Crooksville. Ohio Phone 982-4096 Phone 342-2507 New Lexington Ohio Ohio Ohio Best Wishes to the Senior Class from THE BANK OF CORNING Serving the community since 1904 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System Phone 347-4355 ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME HANNAH BROTHERS Furniture and Appliances Zenith Color T.V. Wall to Wall Carpeting Everything for the House Phone 394-2358 Phone 342-1951 304 Mill St. New Lexington Ohio PERRY COUNTY PRESS Shawnee Ohio Phone 342-3555 Over 12,000 Circulation. Main Street New Lexington Ohio WALTERS 5c to $1 Store Distributors for Wilson Sporting Goods And Other Leading Lines New Lexington Ohio SEVERANCE S GROCERIES Fine Foods and Friendly Service Shawnee Ohio Compliments of LAWRENCE E. NASH, D.M.D. Call 342-4156 New Lexington Ohio New Lexington Ohio GARRISON’S HARDWARE Corning Ohio JUNCTION CITY Compliments CLAY COMPANY of Junction Ohio THE NELSON McCOY POTTERY COMPANY ---------------------------------------------- Roseville Ohio BUCKEYE AUTO SALES Lancaster Ohio MARION RIGGS FORD MERCURY Bus. Phone Res. Phone 454-0171 453-8265 JOHN DUDAS AGENCY INC. Insurance of all kinds Zanesville Ohio Ohio David Brown Tractors HAMILTONS TEXACO Congratulations MILLER HIGH GRADUATES from Ford Tractors and Implements New Holland Equipment KARL Phone 653-6805 Rt. 1 Carroll Ohio LOG CABIN RESTAURANT “Food Like Mom Cooks” THE PEOPLES BANK Phone 385-3134 Logan Ohio (% 3 r'' . V. Nelson ville Ohio Compliments of LOGAN POLICE DEPARTMENT Logan Ohio WILSON BROTHERS GROCERIES Phone 394-2846 Meats, Frozen Foods Cave Cheese Free Deliveries New Straitsville Ohio Tom Drumm Motor Sales Inc. American MotorCars Gremlin Pacer Hornet Matador G.M.C. Trucks Pickups Sprints 4 W.D. Trucks Tractors Sales-Service-Parts 702 W. Broadway Phone 342-3486 New Lexington Ohio Snider-Flautt Lumber Co. — i tifenutkincL in. � . SNIDER-FLAUTT LUMBER Compliments of THE COLUMBUS CLAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY New Strait8ville Ohio ELEANOR S BEAUTY SALON Hours 9-5 Main Street 342-4225 New Lexington Ohio SHERRIF TOM WILSON 110 W. Brown Street New Lexington Ohio SWEENEY MOTORS Junction 669 fit 13 U-HAUL Somerset Ohio Compliments of PERRY COUNTRY CLUB MASTERSON FEED AND SUPPLY New Lexington Ohio New Lex Somerset New Lexington 342-1585 743-1585 Ohio G W BODY SHOP Insurance Work Professional Custom Painting Rust Proofing East Main Street PHIL S AUTO HOME STORE Tapes Records-Stereos Auto Acc.-Gift Items West Lincoln Street Somerset Ohio New Lexington Ohio THE BIGGER THREE Combined Paid Circulation-6000 THE PERRY COUNTY TRIBUNE The Crooksville-Roseville Messenger Crooksville 982-3041 New Lexington 342-4121 See us for all your commercial printing needs A special line of wedding invitations New Lexington Ohio WOHR RRY-OUT NOHRL-E CARRY OUT OPEN R-l I RAY S BODY SHOP 24 Hr. Wrecker Service 601 Pleasant Street Expert Body Repair Auto Painting Phone 342-1550 New Lexington Ohio “When Performance Counts Dennis Anderson. Sales Manager Phone 653-7395 1830 Old Logan Road Lancaster Ohio HILYARD’S GIFT SHOP Ray Fay Hand Cut Glass Glass Repair Anchor Hocking- Fenton-Viking Glass Phone 569-4279 156 Mulberry St. Bremen Ohio Compliments of LOGAN GLASS PLANT General Electric Progress for People Logan Ohio Compliments of RUSH CREEK CLAY Junction City Ohio HOCKING AUTO PARTS If we don't have it. We can get it. 830 W. Hunter St. Wan Ohio Congratulations Class of '76 from THE FIRST BREMEN BANK 119 West Main St. Bremen Ohio WILLISON MOTOR CO. INC. Pontiacs Cadillacs Buicks and Good Will Used Cars Hemlock Phone 394-2380 Ohio Phone 342-1092 305 West Broadway New Lexington Compliments of Ohio S. DAVIS SUPERMARKET 965 Poplar Street Nelson ville Ohio PERRY COUNTY MUTURAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Dependable Insurance Since 1877 Congratulations Class of '76 KATHLEEN O'HARE Perry County Recorder New Lexington McBEE JEWELRY Phone 342-3287 BOOSTERS Ohio Best Wishes Class of '76 YVONNE GILL McGills BARBER SHOP Compliments of HOWDYSHELL LUMBER New Lexington Louise Lunning Mrs. Hoeglin Hatfields Restaurant Schlingerman Wayne Dorsey Therese Opperman Bill Welce Hud’s Ashland Fred Colvin Johnny Alfman Jenny Post Union 76 Tom Beery Howdyshell Willard Jackson Greens True Value Mary Cook Joe Altier Bud Cotterum Rhod Mills Max L. Underwood Koblentz Realty Janet Arkley Pat Hannum Robert E. Lunning John Boerke Sonny Rodgers Gerald Hump Cindy Altier T. F. Emmert Brenda Beal Somerset Bank Robert D. Porter Mister D’s Clara H. Reho Sherwin Williams Dorothy Taylor Linda Kuhn Mary Benson Collin’s Carry-Out Mrs. John Hillyard Denny Dew John Loo mi s J D TIRES SUPPLIES. INC. Where The Tires Are” Phone 342-4126 BILL S LUNCH Pool. Sandwiches, Ice Cream 307 South Main Street Main Street New Lexington Ohio Shawnee Ohio BOOSTERS OGDEN INSURANCE AGENCY Ohio Fred's Gentry Shop Jean Shop Pyrofax Gas Ponderosa Inn Wayne’s Auto Parts Harry Dickerson Douglas Hanney Rebecca S. Mohler Sandy Luster George J. Hatem Marg Boyle Gabe” Shaffer Philip Devol Joe Harbarger Ralph Fickel Mr. Mrs. Don King Pearl Butsko Mike Missey Almashy Robert Spergin Paul John Barron Andy Demp Bill Park Mary Horvath Lahoma Jenkins John Almashy S. Mary Nancy Rose Bobanich Zoli Toki Compliments of CLOSSMAN’S HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS 619-623 Main St. Compliments of WISEMAN APPLIANCES 33-35 West Main St. Zanesville Ohio Crooksville Ohio Compliments of DUNLAP WELDING SUPPLY. INC. 720 Marietta St. Zanesville Ohio MERCER S BEN FRANKLIN Phone 982-4016 Crooksville LEE JEWELERS “Your Friendly Diamond Jewelers” 512 Main St. Phone 452-9297 Ohio LOGAN MONUMENT CO.. INC. Write us for a free booklet showing memorials in full color with size prices listed. Phone 385-5522 156 West Main St. Logan Compliments of Crooksville Ohio Compliments of Ohio ELBERFELDS Phone 385-5656 Logan Ohio SEIMERS ED SEIMER, PROPRIETOR Fresh meats Dry goods Groceries Red Rose Feed Fertilizer Phone 347-4322 EMERSON’S DEPARTMENT STORE Glouster Ohio Corning Ohio Compliments of JENKINS GIFT SHOP Crooksville Compliments of HINKLE'S GROCERY Ohio Portersville THE VILLAGE GIFT SHOP When you think of a friend, think of us. 75 High St. Ohio FRAME’S MARKET, INC. Phone: 982-2971 Crooksville Phone: 697-7003 Roseville Glouster GORDON'S TAVERN Carl and Dorothy Gordon Legal Beverages Food Ohio Crooksville Ohio Crooksville Bank $ to the graduating class Crooksville Ohio Jantzen Hagger Faratt KEITH S MEN S SHOP Arrow Hart, Schafner Marx Florsheim Compliments of TRW METALS China Street Jackson. Logan. Athens. Circleville Logan Ohio Crooksville Ohio OGO Wholesale Company and Catalog Showroom THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NELSONVILLE 11 Myers Street Phone 753-1966 Member FDIC You can count on us. We have something for everybody Nelsonville Ohio Nelson ville Ohio Compliments Of JACK WORSTALL SONS MAYESVILLE LANES INC. Zanesville Ohio Specialized Auto Glass Service 718 Marietta Street Phone 453-0518 Zanesville TIMES RECORDER Ohio Zanesville Ohio PATTI RAE SHOP LADIES APPAREL Phone 753-2751 Nelsonville Ohio MILLERS HI-WAY MARKET Quality Fruits Vegetables Wholesale Retail Phone 342-1397 Six Mile Turn Ohio MOD SHOP Men Women's Sportswear 61 N. High St. Glouster Ohio COZAD'S DAIRY MART Six Mile Turn Ohio RUSH CREEK FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 569-4105 Bremon Ohio THE CLOTHES HANGER 71 High Street Glouster Ohio VILLAGE INN RESTAURANT 111 Main Street Bremen Ohio RICHARD SAYRE NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 543 Mill Street Phone 342-1553 BUY SELL TRADE New Lexington Ohio PERRY DISTRIBUTING CO Distributors of Burger Duke Falstaff and Genesee Beers 402 N. Broadway LEO’S AUTO SALES State Route 13 North R.R. 1 Glouster. Ohio 45732. Leo Sawyers 767-3052 Glouster Ohio New Lexington Ohio Compliments Herendeen Clinic, Inc. 203 N. Main Street Phone 342-1966 New Lexington Ohio RADIO SHACK 104 S. Main St. Phone 342-3782 Compliments of Sales and Services NEW LEXINGTON SEWING CENTER New Lexington Ohio B. SPENCE ASSOCIATES. INC. Key to Success CITY RESTAURANT 127 N. Main St. New Lexington Compliments Barbara (Babs) Spence. C.E.C. Owner-Manager (614) 653-8880 Columbus Subscribers (614) 837-8173 Lancaster Room 209 Kresge Bldg. Ohio Logan of LOGAN MEAT SUPPLIERS Rt. 93 North of Logan 385-2617 “Your Choice, Our Pleasure” Ohio Ohio BOOSTERS Bill Fitz Capt. LeStourgeon Maysville Emmert Printing Edgar Newlon Harry Dickerson Candle-Gift Shop Somerset Zoli Kopcho Leffler’s Drug Store Mr. Mrs. Dale Swyers Denise Erma Gecsei Jeri’s Bay of Beauty Shumaker Beauty Shop Annie Harvey Katie Walker Yvonne Campbells Snack Bar Maxine Bulstron Algean Ervin Abram Mr. Mrs. Bob Kopcho Family John Kopcho Roman J. Claprood Evan's Furniture Store Fiore’s James Robert Fink Hocking Auto Parts. Inc. Fabric Center Jake Mary Harvey Ruth's Logan Greenhouse Ed Goldsberry Geneva Stenson Helber’s Sales Service. Inc. Swaims Union 76 Jeffer’s Ford General Hocking Brick Co. Hocking Poultry Thomas V. Snider Buckeye Potato Chips Willis Dicken Cole Motor Sales Hawk's Cycle Sales Pat the Breadman G. C. Murphy Company Burr Oak Restaurant Susan Mikie Johnson Shoes Glouster Ice House The Bobcats Zane Plaza Sunoco Sower’s Sheet Metal Mike Hall Huddle’s Auto Parts Mr. Mrs. Tom Gaitten The Shop Roberts Jewelers Underwood’s Hardware G. G. Swallows Barnetts Hardware Triona Automotive Company Garvin’s Dairy Dennis Insurance Perry County Credit Bureau Village Store Pacino's Marathon Maysville Motor Sales Pete Hatem Wm. W. Keynes Sohio. New Lexington Paul Hatem Edward T. Hatem Mr. Mrs. Ray Rupe A. P. McQuade James Simpson Metal Bestos System Rich Robert Frasure Fair Deal Used Cars The Junior Class put a lot of long hours and hard work Into decorating and get- ting ready for the '76 Prom. The theme for the prom was Stairway to Heaven . The prom King was Max Barnhart and the Queen was Susie Hermey. The prom and post prom were very enjoyable. The poet prom trip was to Kings Island and a four hour boat ride on the Ohio River. There was dancing to the music that Terry Ward provided for us. and plenty of stuff to eat. Everyone had a really good time. i¥e4ueK Mott Likely to Succeed Apple Pollehere Robert Ruaeell 4c Gale Hunter Roberta Fieher 4c Willie Hawklne Beat Dreaaed Dana McArtor 4c Suaie Hermey Moat Oabbieat Steve Alfman 4c Teresa Kincaid Prettiest Hair Suaie Lucaa 4c Rob Hinkle Moat Creative Mark Siemer 4c Diane Dodson Moat School Spirit Bill Lanning 4c Vicki Stickdorn Moat Athletic Joe Pompey 4t Joyce Olah 123 Biggest Flirts Cindy Mock dt George Walters Class Workers Max Barnhart dt Sherry Craig Friendliest Paul Nye dt Brenda 8tiles Prettiest Eyes Stan Kincaid dt Cooky Binkley Class Clowns Theresa Kinsel 124 Tallest Chuck Gaddis dt Cathy Johnson Best Artists Keith Denny dt 8herry Reed Shortest Vanessa Wycinakl dt Mike Tivner Cutest Smile John Taylor A Terri Toth Beet Personality Rick Woods A Susie Vernon Beet All Around Gary Bishop A Betty Wilson Cutest Couple Cheryl Pyle A Rick Donohoe Best Musicians Mike Thompson A Candy Brunton Best Looking Karen Rose A Mike Ervin Class Skippers Sis Fulk A Gary Tivner Class Pests Cindy Abram A Bill 8tarr WALSWORTH Msrcelioe, Mo., U.8.A. 125 «Si!; SC v - X ABEAM. CINDY Oirla Basketball 9; F.H.A. 9.IO: Ping Pong 9: Qirta InetrainuraJ� 9; Games 10: PowderpufT Football 18; Senior Personality ALFMAN. STEVE Ping Pong. Boys Intramurals. Senior Personality BAKER. RICH Ping Pong 9.10; Checkers and Chess 9.10; Basketball 10.11 BARNHART. MAX BEGLEY. RICK BERNARD. OMAR BINKLEY. COOKY AW Pep Club 9.10: Student Council 11.18; Student Council Secretary 12 Class Treasurer 10; Majorette 10.11,18; Junior Class Play Prompter; Homecoming Attendant (Basketball and Football) 18: Graduation Usherette 11; Senior Personality BISHOP. GARY „ , 'Iv®- BORING. CHRIS Cheerleader 9.10; Ping Pong 9: Pep Club 9 V L-Vr fjf President 9; F.HA. A 10.11.18; FBLA Clasa lay: Senior Class Minstrel: Class Of- f Guidance Office Worker 18; Junior Yearbook llor Yearbook Editor 18; National Honor Society 11.18; 'Publicatione 11.18; Betty Crocker Award 18; D.A.R. Award 18; Prom Committee 11; Graduation Usherette 11; Scholarship Award 10.11; History Award 10: Business Award 9.10; PowderpufT Football 18; First Falcon Mascot 11.18; 8enior Minstrel Committee; 8enior Basketball Game: Senior Personality FULK. ELIZABETH fW Junior Class Play Announcer; Ping Pong 9,10; 8enlor Personality FULK. KAREN GADDIS. CHUCK Basketball 9,10; Ping Pong 9; Wood Working Club 8; Ju; Donkey Ball Game 11,18 BRINGARDNER. MIKE BRUNTON. CANDY W nk Band 9.10.11.18; Pep Band 11, T9; Pep Club tlO: Basketball 10: Junior Class Play; Scholarship Team 11; Librarias 18; Studgot Council 18; National Honor Society 18; Senior Personality COLLINS. DREW COLVIN. DANNY F.F.A. 9.10; F F A Vice Presiden CONN. SCOTT Basketball 9.10; Football 10; Go! Education Association 11.18; Parliamentarian OEA 18; Sen CRAIG, SHERRY Pinggong 9; F T.A. 9; Band 9.10. 9,10; Chorus 9; Librarian 9; Girls Basketball ( becoming Princess 9; Homecoming Attendant 10; Phys. Ed Award 10: President 18: English Aw Editor. Senior Yearbook Monitor 11: Ofllw Society IU8. Nat Choir 9.1 ce Award Personality aSA Play. Student of the Month ■' jrser 10; Pep Band 10.11: Pep L ENNY. KEITH DICKERSON. CHRISTINE DODSON. DIANF. F H A. Secretary 9: President 10.11.18; F H A. Ccsct F HI. County B«f Committee 18: Pfng Pong 9; VdQeybail If, Class Play; Senior Class Minstrel Office Worker 10: Powderp 12 Publications j 1 12 Prom Committee 11; Student of the M 10 Home Eoosomi-a Award 10. Pep Club 9, Proxn Server 8: Photou 9 Homeoomuig Spirit 12 Football Ba-dwthe� Movie Taker 11,12 Board' Membei 9.10; Minstrel Committes 18; Santa Claus 11: 12; |F H.A. Cob • ention Delegato 9.10 11,18; Senior Basketball G Senior Psrsonn itv DONOHOE. RICK DUNWOODY, PAUL FFA 9; Boys Intramural 9; Checkers and Chess 9; 10; Donkey Bali Game 11 DURST. EARL JH ERVIN. MIKE. EVANS. PAUL FERGUSON. BRUCE FINK. LOtS Ptltg Pong 9; Junior Class Play; Offloe Worker 18; Publications 11.18; Newspaper Editor 12; National Honor 8ociety$£: PowderpufT Football y M 10; Office Class P DON 9.10,1 1 18; Fooi Honor Football nation RETH 10 Volleyhalif||0; Chorus 9.fl ; OOEA Member 11.18; 1; Golf 9,10. I Nt—'-m 18; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Spirit 18 Pep Club 9; Ouidance Office Worker ROB 9: Basketball W.K Personality M. GARY Wl ____________________________ 9; Football 9 10; Phys. Ed Award 10; Homecoming Escort 11 R. GALE Flag Pong 9,10: Qpoohot and Embroidery 9: National Honor Society 11,18; Treasurer National Honor Society 12; Senior Personality Wmmt nn _______ BRENDA Ping-Rong 9,10; Games 10; Newspaper and Yearbook Staff 11.12 DANNY 9: Ping ng 9.10; Checkers and Chess 9.10; Baseball 11; Senior cfcDlub; Checkers and Chess; Boys INGAID. ng Pong Cheerleader 9.10. Games 9; Girls Intramurals 9; Prom ervef 10; A Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Powder Puff Football Game 12; r. Basketball Game: Softball 18; Senior Personality INSEL. THERESA g Pong 9; Volleyball Team 9; Checkers and Chess 9; Games 9: Pep lub 9; French Club 9; Alumni Server 9.10: Majorette 10; FBLA 9.10.18; Publications 11.18; Prom Committee 11; Senior Minstrel Show; Librarian 18; Senior Personality NNINO. BILL Football 9.10.11,18; Baseball 10.11.18; Varsity M 10.11; Ping Pong 186 9.10: Oames 9.10; Prora Server 9,10; B ball Co-Captain IS; Beat Offensive Lin Mud all district 18; Special Mention LAWSON. RICHARD LUCAS. SU8AN Creative amtlng 9; Chorus 9; Ping Monitor 10; FBLA 11.18; Oirle B Softball 18. Drama 18; 8enior Personality MARKIN. CHARLES ... MwARTOR. DANA McQILL. TERESA Vice President H H.C.A.; Hero Club 11; Secretary H.H.C.A.; Hero Club 18 MITCHELL. BECKY MOCK. CINDY Media Club 9. Penmanship Club 9. Band 9.10.11.18; Band Secretary 18; Volleyball 10; Knitting 10; Prom Server 10; Cheerleader 11; Choir 11; FBLA 9.18; Pep Band 18; Guidance Offloe Worker 18; Powderpuff Foot- ball 18; Senior R sonality MORGAN. RHONDA MOO MOORE MOULTON. JENNY Ping Pong 9; Games 9; Crochet 10; Newspaper and Yearbook 8taff 11.18 NELSON. PETE NYE, JEAN Volleyball 9.10.11; Choir 9.10.11; Gym Assistant 11; Class DEC A 19 NYE. PAUL Football e.lO.lfyjftasketball 9; Baseball 11.18; Senior Personality OLAH,JOYCE Band 9.10,1 MflfiBVleyball 9.10.11,18; Basketball 9.10,11.18; Prom Server 9TtO; Scholarship Team 9.10.11: Pep Band 10; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 11.18; Vice President National Honor 8ociety 18; Student Council 18; Class Officer 18; 8enior Minstrel: Senior Personality MARIA OWEN. FRED U Ohnrtkoeper' T Most versatil 18; Senior Per •iris Intramurals 9. |2; Powderpuff Fool BEAMER. P 9.10; Schola LBTT. DAVE ■JAN. MICHELE lent Council 9.10. 9.11; Proraj ev A Team 9 A %er 9.10; Basis oe Club 10; Va II Co-Captain 12 Personality i.l.SS Best ST. C Pep cs B; Band 10; Student Council 10. 1. VICKI Accompanist 9.10: Scholarship Ttaxn 9.10; Pep oir 10.11. resident strel or Minstrel |ty R iris Basketball 9.10.11.12; Band 9.10.11,18; Sent Council 10.11.18; Secretary of 8tudent Counoil f dent Council 18; National Honor Society 18; Fc s Homecoming Attendant 18; Junior Class Play; Cla 4 tion usher Me 11. Powderpuff Football 18; Senior ! Lsonality ISTILES. BRENDA Girls Intramurals 9,10; Girls Gymnastics 11. FHA 9.if; FHA Historia Senior Personality TAYLOR. JOHN THOMPSON. MIKE Chess Club 9; Ecology Club 9; Band; Junior Class Play; Show: Librarian 18; PowderpufT Clown 18; Senior Person .VNER, GARY POMPEY. JOE Football 9,10.11,12: Basketball 9.10.12; Track 9; Checkers and Chess 9: Prom Sflptur 9. lOjBlng Pong 9.10; Baseball IO: Varsity Club 10.11; Sign Chang®Jl.l2: 12. Senior Personality PROCTOR. DIANA Band 9.10 PYLE. CHERYL Prom Server 9,10: Girls Basketball 9.10.11.12; Band 9.10.11.12: Scholarship team 9.10.11; Majorette 10.11.12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Minstrel: Class Officer 12: National Honor Society 11.12; Senior Personality REED. SHERRY Oames 9; Ping Pong 9; Knitting and Crochet 10; Band 9.10.11: Choir 10.11; FBLA Parliamentarian 10; Powderpuff Football; Senior Per- sonality RENICK, RICHARD ROSE. KAREN Ping Pong 9; Prom Server 9; Cheerleader 9,10: FBLA 9.10,11; FBLA Treasurer 11; Pep Club 9.10; Hall Monitor 11; Prom Committee 11; Basketball Homeooming Attendant 11; Scholarship Team 10; Publications 11; National Honor 8ociety 12; DEC A Secretary 12; Senior Personality dent; MIKE toth; Class Off! 1st in the Cream Sell Basketball 9.11: Football Homecoming Attendants: FBLA 9.1( riot in Typing I; Yearbook Staff 11.12; Hall Monitor 1 11; Stagehand Junior Class Play: Office Wprkfl Queen. Senior Personality VERNON. SU3AN FHA 9.10: FBLA 10.11.18: Publications 11,18; National Hone 18 WALTERS. Q WHEELER. M WILLISON. Boys Intramu 9; Oames 10; FFA 9; Science Club 10 WILSON. B1 FHA 10; FBH10.11.18: Business Award 11; Volleyball 10.11.18; Offlc Worker 1LM; Publications 11.18; National Honor Society ll,18| Secretary JuonaJ Honor Society 18; Student of the Month 18; Senior Personali | nd Chess Club 9; Ping Pong 9; Arts Club 9; Science Club 10:' Powderpuff Cheerleader 18; Senior Personality � KI. VANESSA sader 9.10.18; Girls Basketball 18; f Award 11; Track 12: Powderpuff Footb astics 9.10: Physical ; Senior Personality 187 KUPE. NANCY Treasurer Hero 10.11; Hero 18 Memories are made of things That happen every day Moments as we live them Things we do or say. Little bits and pieces Of laughter and mixed with tears Paragraphs and pages Written through the years. The carefree days of childhood The growing pains of youth A few illusions shattered In the endless search for truth. The friendships we remember Mistakes that we regret The ending of a love affair We never could forget. Yes. memories are happenings Each one a different kind Each one a separate chapter That is printed on the mind. We can’t erase the sadness Or edit out the tears We can’t undo the wrongs we’ve done We can’t relive the years. But since memories keep building Each day can be the start Of making new and happy ones To store within the heart. ...Anonymous “I Am the Nation . . . I was bom on July 4. 1776, and the Declaration of Independence is my birth certificate. The bloodline of the world runs in my veins, because I offered freedom to the op- pressed. I am many things, and many people. I am the Na- tion. I am 200 million people, living souls and the ghosts of millions who have lived and died for me. I am Nathan Hale and Paul Revere. I stood at Lex- ington and fired the shot heard around the world. I am Washington. Jefferson and Patrick Henry. I am John Paul Jones, the Green Mountain Boys and Davy Crockett. I am Lee and Grant, and Abe Lincoln. I remember the Alamo, the Maine and Pearl Harbor. When Freedom called. I answered and stayed until it was over, over there. I left my heroic dead in Flanders Fields, on the Rock of Corregidor, and the Black steppes of Korea. I am the Brooklyn Bridge, the wheat lands of Kansas, the granite hills of Vermont, the potato fields of Wisconsin. I am the coalfields of the Virginias and Pennsylvania, the fer- tile lands of the Mid-west. The Golden Gate and the Grand Canyon. I am Independence Hall, the Monitor and the Merrimac. I am big! I sprawl from the Atlantic to the Pacific, three million square miles throbbing with industry. I am more than five million farms. 1 am forest, field, mountain, desert. I am quiet villages and cities that never sleep. You can look at me and see Ben Franklin walking down the streets of Philadelphia with his breadloaf under his arm. You can see Betsy Ross with her needle. You can see the lights of Christmas, and hear the strains of Auld Lang Syne as the calendar turns. I am Babe Ruth and the World Series. I am 169,000 schools and colleges, and 250.000 churches where my people worship God as they like best. I am a ballot dropping in a box, the roar of a crowd at the stadium, and the voice of a choir in a cathedral. I am an editorial in a newspaper and a letter to a congressman. I am Eli Whitney and Stephen Foster. I am Thomas Edison. Albert Einstein and Billy Graham. I am Horace Greeley. Will Rogers and the Wright Brothers. I am George Washington Carver, Daniel Webster and Jonas Salk. I am Longfellow, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Walt Whit- man and Tom Paine. 1 am Phillip Brooks, Billy Sunday and Bishop Quayle. Yes. 1 am the Nation, and these are the things I am. I was conceived in Freedom and, God willing, in Freedom I will spend the rest of my days. May I possess always the integrity, the courage, and the strength to keep myself unshackled, to remain a citadel of freedom and a beacon of hope to the world. This is my wish, my goal, and my prayer on this my birthday, two-hundred years after I was bom. Author Unknown (Reprinted from the “Wisconsin Veteran ) 4 1 Call of the Minutemen prior to the historic Battle of Lexington. 2 The Battle of Concord Bridge was the first battle of the war. 3 Monument to the Minutemen which stands on the site of the Battle of Lexington, where the shot heard round the world” was fired April 19, 1775. 4 The signing of the Declaration of Independence. July 4. 1776. 5 Independence Hall, Philadelphia, where the Continental Congress con- vened to decide a course of action. 6 Benjamin Franklin. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson working to revise Jefferson’s draft of the Declaration of Independence. “These Are the Times That Try Men’s Souls . . Thomas Paine 1 Captain John Paul Jones unfurled the first Stars and Stripes over the ocean when the young nation’s banner, containing thir- teen stars and thirteen stripes, was hoisted aboard the Ranger. 2 From the deck of the captured British vessel Serapis. Capt. Jones and his crew watched as the American man-of-war. Honhomme Richard, sank in victory. September 23, 1779. With the aid of friendly powers—namely France and Holland—and the leadership of commanders like Jones, the American fleet was able to effectively combat Britain’s naval supremacy in the colonies. 3 General John Stark led the colonial forces to victory at Ben- nington on August 11, 1777. The victory, along with an American triumph at Saratoga on October 12 of that year brought France to the colonies’ aid as an ally and was the turn- ing point of the war. 4 Outside of occupied Boston, colonial patriots organized themselves into a volunteer militia known as the Minutemen. On the eve of April 18. 1775, British troops numbering more than 800 were dispatched from Boston to seize colonial munitions stored at Concord. Forewarned. Paul Revere and others spread the alarm and the Redcoats were met by a deter- mined band of Minutemen at Lexington. It was here that the famous “shot heard round the world” was fired. It is not known which side fired the first shot of that battle which marked the opening of outright hostilities and led to open war. 5 The surrender of British troops under the command of General Charles Cornwallis at Yorktown on October 19. 1781, brought an end to all-out fighting. A few scattered skirmishes continued for over a year. However, complications of negotia- tion with England delayed the signing of a peace treaty for nearly two years. General George Washington, commander of colonial forces, accepted the British surrender at Yorktown and later presented the captured British flags to the Congress. “Stand Your Ground . . . If They Mean to Have a War, Let It Begin Here. ” Capt. John Parker 1 Capt. John Parker uttered those words as the colonial militia under his command prepared to meet the British troops at Lexington. Those words and the painting—Spirit of ‘76—exemplify the dedication and determination of the American patriots in their fight for independence. The colonies had organized to express their grievances in an effort to resolve the differences within the framework of the Empire. Several of the colonial legislatures had instructed their delegates to the Con- tinental Congress in Philadelphia to oppose any move toward in- dependence. The movement for independence was gaining strength and following the publication of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense, which argued for colonial sovereignty, a resolution was adopted and a committee of five appointed to draft a declaration of independence. 2 General Washington, who had been appointed commander-in-chief of American forces by the Second Continental Congress, was a brilliant military strategist. It was his decision to take his Continentals across the Delaware River on Christmas night which resulted in the first ma- jor colonial victory. That victory at Trenton over Hessian mercenaries gave the ragged army renewed vigor. Supported chiefly through the printing of Continental currency, the colonial army also went through the personal fortunes of many American patriots—among them Washington, Jefferson, Richard Henry Lee and John Adams. These fortunes were donated to the cause of liberty—a cause supported by about one-third of the American population which was near 2,000,000. Another one-third remained loyal to the English crown and the remainder were apathetic. Despite many defeats, the colonies managed to keep an army in the field as a symbol of American resistance, to guarantee a negotiated rather than dictated peace. 3 “ . . Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!” Patrick Henry 3 Following the victory at Yorktown, Washington refused the offer of his troops to become king and returned to Philadelphia to aid with the establishment of a permanent government for the new republic—a loose alliance of sovereign states held together by the Articles of Confederation. An envoy composed of Benjamin Franklin. John Adams and John Jay was sent to negotiate with the British. It was not until 1783 that the peace agreement, known as the Treaty of Paris, was signed, guaranteeing the sovereignty of the United States of America. The Articles of Confederat ion, despite many weaknesses, served to un- ify the states until 1787 when a special convention was held at Independence Hall in Philadelphia to revise them. The meeting was attended by fifty-five of the most-prominent men of the day. Twenty- nine of the delegates representing a majority of the states met on May 26 and decided to draft an entirely new constitution rather than am- mend the Articles of Confederation. The meeting then became known as the Constitutional Convention. 4 The men who assembled for the Constitutional Convention were an illustrious group with nearly every delegate a person of prominence in his home state. A large majority favored a strong central government. After four months of debate, on September 17, 1787, the new constitu- tion was completed. In a little more than four months, six states had ratified the new constitution. Despite the good beginning, the fight for ratification was bitter and it was not until September 13, 1788, that the necessary two-thirds majority of the states had approved the docu- ment and Congress could call for states to choose their electors and congressmen. Several of the states had ratified the constitution with the provision that it would be amended. Thus, as one of its first official acts under the new constitution, the Congress added the first ten amendments known as the Bill of Rights. Washington was un- animously elected President and a new nation was launched on a course of democracy. “Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore, Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door. ” Emma Lazarus iFntm “The .Veu CoImmum”) ■ —