Mississinawa Valley High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Union City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

Table of Contents Memories 2 Involvement 41 The Educators 51 Our Special People 58 Identities 60 Competition 80 Vested Interests 111 Co-Editors: Melissa Cox Pat Murphy Doris Stammen Penny Timmerman £ 3ft BUCKEYE 1980 REFLECTIONS Mississinawa Valley High School R.R. 5 Union City, Ohio Charlie Brown, Charac- terizing the Spirit of the Blackhawk Homecoming with the theme This One's for You, led the entire school community in a festive and enthusias- tic celebration that started off with an eve- ning bon-fire and pep session, and ended victo- riously when the Hawks defeated Preble-Shaw- nee in the football game the next afternoon. 4 Pre-game festivities began with a parade in Union City, led by M.V.’s marching band, followed by U.C. East Side health and safety vehi- cles, decorated cars bearing the 1978-79 King, Jim Detling and Queen, Karen Beanblossom, and the 1979- 80 King and Queen candi- dates princes, princesses, junior princess, Marla Butch and prince, Brian Rehmert. Later at the football field, the crowning of 1979-80 Queen, Melissa Cox, King, Bernie Weiss climaxed an unforget- table homecoming celebra- tion. 5 QUEEN: MELISSA COX KING: BERNIE WEISS 2nd RUNNER-UP: LUANN STAMMEN 1st RUNNER-UP: CINDY PEARSON DARRELL BREYMIER DALE SIEFRING Rachele Armstrong Hank Moore Doris Stammen Paul Armstrong Cheryl Rehmert Billy Emrick ROYALTIES Sherrie Bradley Eric Hiatt Marla Butch Brian Rehmert Marla Hurley Mike Whitsel 7 LEFT TO RIGHT Dale Siefring Cindy Pearson Bryan Rehmert Bernie Weiss Melissa Cox Marla Butch Luann Stamman Darrell Breymier Sophomore Junior Representative Representative Lori Kramer Diane Wolford Bryon Weiss Dalr Breymier 10 OUR BAND Starting in August with 18 bandsmen, Don Noonan, the new director, soon had 56 instrumentalists, a flag corps, and new students waiting for acceptance in the fast-growing organization. Competition began for the band early in August at the Darke County Fair. Many hours of dedication and effort proved the excellence of 31 musicians who participated in solo and ensemble contests at Arcanum High School. Two soloists won No. 1 ratings: one soloist won a No. 2; 3 ensembles received No. 1, and three ensembles received No. 2 ratings. Other invaluable experiences of the band were participation in a band contest at Troy; several occasions with Mr. Their of VanderCook College of Music as guest conductor; practices of sectionals preparing for competition; formation of a stage band, a pep band, a concert band, and a spectacular marching band. The tremendous growth and success of the band brought forth the importance and necessity for new uniforms and more equipment. With the enthusiasm generated by the band members and their director, the MV Band Boosters quickly sprang into action and assisted in fund-raising projects — selling more than 3000 pizzas, candy, raffle tickets, and soliciting money from interested donors. This student-community effort put within easy reach the goal of $15,000 for new uniforms to be available in 1980-81. Summer band camp at Richmond, Indiana, furhter competition in future events, a new 12-member flag corp. and the great effort and enthusiasm of the members and their director call for predictions for a NUMBER ONE rating in the upcoming season. 12 s - P 0° £•' £ „ I- Bk c,o 0 Vk «V ,o«s$ Most Popular Melissa Cox Bernie Weiss Most Attractive Cindy Pearson Darrell Bryrmer Most Spirited Luann Stammen Dale Siefring Most Athletic Pat Gutierrez Hank Moore Best Dressed Rachete Armstrong Craig Smith Class Clowns Patty Weiss Marty Johnson Most Talented Marilyn Bateman Evan Wojcieschowsky Most Likely to Succeed Jennifer Schmitz Chuck Stickelman 18 BOE Banquet Members of the Business Office Education Advisory Board, school administrators, faculty, BOE students and their parents and guests attended the annual BOE Awards Banquet Members of the junior and senior classes plan- ned the banquet meal, decorated the tables, made the mural (a large rainbow with a pot of golden office skills at the end), and presented the entire program In addition to engraved charms presented to those who were recognized for outstanding achievement, and certificates of participation to those who were in the regional contests, first year students received member- ship charms and the second year students received desk pen sets Red roses and gifts were presented to Mrs Halley, senior IOE teacher, who retired from teaching this year. 19 THE INDUCTION CERE- MONY is perhaps one of the most exciting activities of the school year. Students become tense and appre- hensive as the time draws near. “Will I be chosen? “My grades are okay, but will they remember when I forged mom’s name on my absence excuse??? Yes, and how about the time I got caught cheating on my exams? Teachers who select the candidates for NHS practice the old maxim well — To err is human; to forgive, divine. Students are tapped for their scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school and the community. MRS. DIXIE MARSHALL is the NHS sponsor. 21 F.F.A. Parent-Member Banquet The annual Parent-Member Banquet was attended by more than 200 parents. FFA members, faculty, and special guests Jennifer Schmitz, last year's queen, crowned Miss Lori Kramer 1980-81 FFA queen Brenda Moneysmith was the speaker for the evening During the past year she was the State West Sectional Vice-President Advisors Mr Michael Price and Mr Ron Pierce presented chapter awards Special awards and certificates were also pre- sented to adult farmers and businessmen who assisted the FFA members in their many projects during the year Pictured immediately below are the newly installed officers for 1980-81 Also pictured in the lower left corner of this page are some of the adults who were given special recognition. L-R Brenda Moneysmith. Paul Armstrong and Mr Ron Pierce Sometimes we work, sometimes we play. The expertise of Mr Price and Mr Pierce was demonstrated many times over in the outstanding achievements of FFA members in contests and in the State Farmer Degrees awarded to their stu- dents. Mississinawa Valley takes great pride in shar- ing the responsibility of producing the ALL AMERI- CAN YOUTH — the young farmer!!! Circus Talent Sponsored by the FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Plays Musical Programs Instrumental Music Vocal Solos Quartets Choral Music Community and Faculty Talent Circus Clowns SCHOLASTIC BOWL TEAM. Back Row, L-R Mike Pitman, Greg Maxwell. Doug Beasley, Jennifer Schmitz. Marilyn Bateman. Kent Slyder, Kevin Fenton. Front Row, L-R Susan Leugers, Mrs Wanda Young. Faculty Advisor, Shane Sampson. Mary Zehringer. Heather Sampson. Lori Kramer (Chuck Stickelman, not present when photo taken ) SCHOLASTIC BOWL This is the first year for our students to be sponsored in the Western Ohio Branch Campus Scholastic Bowl. The competition involves answering questions of academic nature. Each team is asked questions alternately with a time limit of ten seconds. Points are awarded for each question answered. In the first round of competition, MV won easily over St. Henry in a 20-minute match. We were narrowly defeated by Parkway during the second round of competition in a 30-minute match. 1st Team Members Shane Sampson Mary Zehringer Heather Sampson Chuck Stickelman 2nd Team Members Gregg Maxwell Jennifer Schmitz Marilyn Bateman Susan Leugers 3rd Team Members Mike Pitman Doug Beasley Kent Slyder Kevin Fenton Lori Kramer 28 Argue with the referee, will ya? Here, take this!!! — HAWK COACH. 30 WoWo ACES vs MV Never to be forgotten is the day the WOWO ACES came from Fort Wayne to play the MIGHTY BLACKHAWK TEACHERS. Sponsored by the band boosters, the basket- ball game proved to be both exciting and profit- able Money taken in at the game was used to purchase the new band uniforms that the band members so proudly wear now MISSED IT! That's all right. Kim What a game!!! Dirty ret! In a tropical garden of rainbow colors, ruled over by a Tiki god, juniors and seniors danced to the music of ABACUS. Sponsored by Miss Hopewell and Mr. Courtney, many long hours were spent in creating the hedges, the bam- boo hut, the bridges and the cave entrance Upon crossing the bridge and entering the cave that led to the garden, the real world was left far behind to the delight of the guests. Punch served in champagne glasses and hor d'oeuvres were enjoyed by the guests who were seated at candlelit tables Seniors Luann Stammen and Darrell Brey- mier were honored by the junior class to reign as queen and king over the 1980 prom. Guests were again entertained after the prom by the Rotary and Elks Clubs where they danced to the music of another band. Then came the dawn of a new day. The dreamy-eyed youths left their fantasy land and an unforget- table evening to enjoy a breakfast served by the Union City Elks Club. 1980 PROM QUEEN — Luann Stammen and KING — Dar- rell Breymler A TIME FOR US 32 L-R: Karen Beanblossom. 1979 queen, Luann Stammen and Darrell Breymier. 1980 queen and king, and Perry Doppler, 1979 king 33 34 Honors and Awards Melissa Cox, Student Council President, presided over the dinner meeting held in the high school caf- eteria. Awards to the outstanding students in both aca- demic and vocational areas were presented by the teachers. Lisa Rhoades was presented an attendance cer- tificate for never having missed a day of school from first grade through her freshman year. An inspiring message concerning education and its importance in successful living in an ever-chang- ing economy was given by Mr. James Holzapfel of the Darke County Chamber of Commerce. SPEAKER. Mr James Holzapfel Darke County Chamber of Commerce FHA BANQUET 37 DORLA WARVEL CAREER DAY This special day was dedicated in memory of Mr Warvel, a former teacher and principal who was truly dedicated to the search for success and fulfill- ment within his students. He shared a deep concern for the development of all the high school students. Principal Jerry Argabrite and Mr Robert Best, Guid- ance Counselor, arranged the program which opened with keynote address by Mr. Gene Cullers, Darke County Curriculum Supervisor. Students were then permitted to attend sessions pertaining to their individual interests and needs where personnel from local and regional busi- nesses, colleges, military, agriculture, cosmetology, and other areas shared their knowledge and experi- ence. PICTURED RIGHT: Mr Warvel Mr Kim Peterson. CPA. Ms Onda Teaford. Miami Jacobs Busi- ness College Mr Mike Pash. U.C Photo Center Mr Bill Husman. local Attorney at Law 38 Quotes: OUR FUTURE as seen by these career people: 1. When you have or enjoy an experience that subsequently becomes a demand, it limits your freedom. 2 A government is not enhancing human lives when we make them dependent. 3. History builds — cannot be repeated. Mary Lee Sisson, Modeling Mr Dan Daniek, WIUC Radio Communica- vfr George Root. Cosemtology tions Mr Glen Binkley, Artist. Union City Body Mr Sam Schaat. Mental Health Mr Larry Applegate. Auto Mechanics Company Mr Don Klein, Draftsman. Sheller Globe Ms Esther Hoffenbert. Nurse — Miami Dr Catherine Custenborder. Teacher — — U.C. Valley Hospital Wright State U. 39 Quotes Mr Alan Bunker, Forestry Dept. Con- servation 1. Students need to find an adequate relationship between themselves and the world. The next step then becomes the development of knowledge, skills, attitudes and understand- ings essential for earning a living. It becomes necessary then to think critically and act responsibly. 2. Average is as close to the bottom as to the top.” 3. It is very probable that if our economy continues to worsen, people will be learning to do without many things that their par- ents never dreamed of having. 4. Today’s extravagance becomes tomorrow’s necessity. 5. From a professional business accountant, People who run into debt usually have to crawl out. 6. The man who halted on third base to congratulate himself failed to make a home run. 7. Rip Van Winkle is the only man who became famous while he was asleep. 8. Failure is not the worst thing in the world. The very worst is not to try. 9. Progress depends upon preparation We cannot build upon sand, spend before earning, rest before working, teach before learning, speak before thinking, and build before planning. Ms Francis Burkett, Office Secretary Sgt Rick Dean, U S Military — Army Representing Kaiser Chemical and Landmark were Mr Ron Friend and Mr Warren Hapner 40 REFLECTIONS For yesterday is but a dream And Tomorrow is only a vision, But Today well lived makes yesterday A dream of happiness, and every Tomorrow a vision of hope. 41 Future Teachers of America Left to Right: Debbie Tim- merman, Sponsor Emily Gates, Pat. Murphy. Penny Timmerman. Vicki Smith. Sandy Cook. Che- ryl Rehmert, Bonnie Pat- terson, Kim Scholl, Lori Livingston, Paula North, Betty Bowers, April Smith, Debbie Maschino, Nancy Brimer, and Tony Gel- haus. Future Homemakers of America Row 1 — Teresa Rainey, Darla Wine, Krista Wright, Sandy Kramer, Pat May, Cynthia Barga, Angie Anderson, Bonnie Post, Anita Schmidt. Row 2 — Sponsor Miss Hopewell, Tonya Burkett, Karla Brumbaugh, Melanie Replogle, Marlene Osterlo, Jodi Brock, Andrea Brock, Debbie Maschino. Sponsor Mrs. Stocksdale. Row 3 — Tammy Replogle. Mar- lene Boise, Kathy Bums. Jenny Davis. Darla Hill. Dena Hill. Row 4 — Mic- helle Blankenbaker, Les- lie Livingston, Janice Rodeheffer. and Carol Kuhnle. Senior I.O.E. Front Left to Right — Sponsor Mary Halley. Donna Stachler, Luann Stammen. Doris Stam- men Back Row — Left to Right — Peachie Tro- cano, Rachele Arm- strong, Kim Scholl, Lori Livingston, Sandy Cook, Cheryl Rehmert, Pat Guti- errez. Marla Hurley, Kelly Thompson, Sherri Brad- ley, Melissa Cox. 42 Junior I.O.E. Left to Right — Row 1: Bonnie Post. Terri Odell, Debbie King, Kris Kessler, Row 2: Pam Isabell, Jackie Stahl, Bonnie Pat- terson. Row 3: Connie Westfall, Darla Wine, Sponsor Emily Gates, Krista Wright, Juliann Sta- chler, Robin Brubaker, Jodi Cox, Traci Dunlap, Cathy Caupp. O.W.E. Left to Right — Row 1: Angie Long, Bev Young, Teresa Young, Sponsor Dick Rentz, Angel Rose, Robin Durham, Diane Self. Back Row: Mike Boyd, Chris Trobridge, Victor Garza. Eric Hiatt, Bernie Weiss, Tony Har- ter, Robin Fink. Chorus Front to Back — Row 1: Roberta Journey. Carol Kuhnle, Janice Rodehef- fer, Sponsor Mrs. Kocher- sperger. Row 2: Darla Wine, Debbie Allen. Row 3: Patty Morse, Lisa Thompson, Shirley Mar- tin, Denna Westfall, Hilda Garza, Row 4: Tammy Pouder, Cathy Moore. Sandy Bousman. Jim Rohr, Candy Goodman 43 DISCO CLUB Front Row, L-R, Dinah Asher, Sherry McGlinch, Jenny Harbor, Jill Jessup, Marla Hurley, Cheryl Rehmert, Kim Denniston, Sandy Cook, Luann Stammen, Donna Stachler, Row 2 — Amy Barnum, Sharon Armstrong, Sandy Kramer, Jodi Brock, Pat May, Candy Cook, Linda Temple, Hilda Garza, Candy Peters, Row 3 — Cindy Trobridge, Annette Graham, Missy Faller, Gina Trobridge, Juliann Stachler, Bonnie Post, Anita Schmitz, Angie Anderson, Row 4 — Melody Schlechty, Jami Hile, Donna Siefring, Debbie Timmerman, Diane Klosterman, Bo Able, Robin Doppler, Dinah Wolford, Melissa McNutt, Jill Blackford, Row3 — Janice Rodehffer, Carol Kuhnle, Debbie Jenkinson, Margie Faller, Corrina Barrett, Jeannie Cook. Micki Graham, Marlene Osterloh, Sheila Stahl, Kathy Crawford, Row 6 — Roberta Journey, Ruth Hartzell, Kay Schlechty. Karen Anthony, Donna Briner, Kris Kessler, Valerie Pierre, Elsa Anguiano, Jodi Cox, Traci Dunlap, Row 7 — Bob Hines, Patty Morse. Dawn Baker, Ladenna Dillon. Debbie Allen, Sandy Greer Row 8 — Kay Davis, Roberta McCoy, Karen Hobbs, Lisa Thompson. ADVERTISING TEAM Front Row, L-R, Evan Wojciechowski, Annette Graham, Cindy Kreider, Elsa Anguiano, Candy Cook, Valerie Pierre, Row 2—Jayne Blackford, Luann Stammen, Donna Stachler, Lori Livingston, Kim Scholl, Pat Gutierrez, Kelly Thompson, Cindy Pearson, Row 3 — Anita Schmitz, Doris Stammen, Melissa Cox, Pat Murphy, Penny Timmerman, Rachele Armstrong, Marla Hurley, Debbie Rhoades, Row 4 — Craig Smith, Tony Gelhaus, Kay Davis, Roberta McCoy, Tony Shaneyfelt, Sandy Cook, Cheryl Rehmert. SPANISH CLUB Front Row, L-R, Krista Wright, Lorena Crum, Darla Wine, Andrea Brock, Peachie Trocano, Robin Doppler, Lisa Olivas, Beth Marshall, Brenda Coby, Diane Wolford, Lisa Thompson, Row 2 — Mary Zehringer, Angie Anderson, Rachele Armstrong, Kelly Thompson, Kathy Sullenbarger, Terri King, Hilda Garza, Mr. Princiotto, sponsor, Row 3 — Craig Smith, Tony Gelhaus, Kevin Griffin. ART CLUB Sponsor — Mrs. Hatton Front Row, L-R. Mrs. Hatton, Andrea Brock, Sherri Stump, Terri O'dell, Connie Westfall, Tina Swartz, Bobby Himes, Row 2, Tony Shaneyfelt, Evan Wojciechowski, Lori Livingston, Kim Scholl, Lonnie Young, Mark Wagaman, Gina Graham, Row 3, Debbie Jenkinson, Greg Maxwell, Ed. Garza, Doug Scholl, Todd Keen, John Smith, Jessie Vasquez, Cindy Trobridge, Row 4, Sandy Cook, Clark Powell, John Longfellow, Danny Foster, Rick Crowell, John Isabell, Annette Graham. Row 5, Jeff Cox, Rick Jones, Todd Longfellow, Billy Gahret, Scott Briner, Marla Hurley. STAGE BAND Director — Mr. Noonan Front Row, L-R, Steve Faller, Mike Boise, Chuck Stickleman, Hank Moore, Scott Rush, Norman Leugers, Patty Weiss. Row 2, Heather Sampson, Tammy Replogle, Holly Wade, Tony Gelhaus, Johnny Roberts, Ann Stammen, Marilyn Bateman. Row 3, Shane Sampson, Todd Lecklider, Billy Hankins, Perry Walls, Billy Brengman, Mike Pitman. PEP BAND Director: Mr. Noonan Front Row, L-R, Tony Gelhaus, Billy Brengman, Michele Moore, Marilyn Bateman, Scott Briner. Row 2, Norman Leugers, Patty Weiss, Perry Walls, Beth Marshall, Susan Leugers, Jenny Davis. Row 3, Kathy Crawford, Billy Hankins, Rick Young, Missy Faller, Donna Stachler. Row 4, Sheila Stahl, Tammy Replogle, Margie Faller, Lori Warrell, Nancy Briner, Heather Sampson. 45 DRAMA CLUB Sponsor: Mrs Marshall Last spring a never- to-be forgotten trip to California was enjoyed by this club and their sponsor. There they saw on-the-set produc- tions and many good plays, met producers, and enjoyed the excite- ment and for a few days living in the magi- cal world of movie and TV entertainment. Pro- ductions by the club this year indicate the true value students gain from such experi- ences. num. Sharon McGlmch. Jenny Harbor. Debbie Siev- ing. Mike Pitman. Norman Leugers Row 6. Rick Bous- man. Chris Durham. Chris Marshall. Rob Loy. Cindy Kri- der. Scott Rush Row 7, Lori Ripp. Jami Hile and Angie Ford VARSITY CLUB Sponsor: John Piquignot Sponsor: Steve Hottle Front Row Treasurer. Cindy Pearson. Secretary. Melissa Cox. President. Bernie Weiss. V Pres Bryon Weiss Row 2. John Piquignot. Hank Moore. Doris Stammen. Paul Armstrong. Bill Printz. Kelly Thompson. Pat Murphy. Marla Hurley Row 3. Mr Steve Hottle. Patty Weiss. Kim Denmston. Cheryl Reh- mert. Pat Gutierrez. Angie Anderson. Brenda Glunt Row 4. Mike Pitman. Greg Pollic. Peachie Trocano. Jodi Cox. Traci Dunlap. Cathy Caupp. Robin Bru- baker. Row 5. Craig Westfall. Rod Holden. Randy Mayfield. Brent Schmidt. Mike Boise. Dwight Stump. Norman Emrick. Mike Roth. Jerry Hunt Row 6. Victor Garza. Roli Vasquez. Tony Powell. Eric Hiatt. Kerry Nestor. Kevin Fenton. Jeff Stammen. Billy Emrick. John Smith and Doug Scholl Front Row. L.-R. Mrs Mar- shall Darrell Stump. Billy Emrick. Hank Moore. Mike Whitesel. Bill Hankins. Mike Warren Row 2. Rachele Armstrong. Marilyn Bateman. Jackie Bordon. Michele Moore. Terri King. Pat Pear- son. Bonnie Post, and Juliann Stachler Row 3. Mel- issa Cox. Susan Leugers. Leslie Livingston. Anita Gray. Corinna Cox. Debbie King. Leanna Brooks. Row 4. Beth Marshall. Lisa Olivas. Jeanne Cook. Mickie Graham. Jackie Stahl. Becky Stump. Dorothy Wimbley. Mary Zehringer. Debbie Machino Row 5. Sharon Armstrong. Amy Bar- 46 PEP CLUB Sponsor Miss A mole Front Row L-R. Beth Marshall Karen Bri- ner. Heather Sampson. Tammy Helm. Nancy Bnner Row 2. Cathy Caupp Jana Bradley. Chuck Downey. Miss Amole Row 3. Diane Klosterman Janice Rodeheffer Through wins and losses this high-spir- ited group led by the cheerleaders kept the fans screaming for VICTORY until the gong sounded the passing of the last sec- ond of each game. Carol Kuhme. Tammy Pouder Vicki Smith Row 4. Patty Pearson. Jami Hile. Angie Ford. Donna Bnner. Ann Stammen. Lori Ripp. Row 5. Robin Brubaker. Lori Kramer. Pam May. Richelle Hummle SCIENCE CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Young Front Row L-R. Cathy Sul- lenbarger. Nancy Bnner. Shawn Sampson. Dale Siev- ing. Chuck Stickleman Row 2 — Heather Sampson. Tammy Helm. Pat May. Sandy Kramer. Jodi Brock Pat Pearson. Terri King. Mar- ilyn Bateman. Susan Leu- gers Row 3. Sponsor Mrs Young. Lori Sierer. Karen Beam. Tony Spence. Mike Whitesel. Scott Rush, Beth Marshall. Chris Marshall Rick Young Row 4. Kelly Anthony. Doug Beasley. Tony Gelhaus. Vince Brourer. Steve Faller. Duane Rice. Mike Young Row 5. John Roberts. Jeff Spence Randy Plessmger. Ron Len- nmgton. Brad Kreider, David Hunt. Daren Smith 47 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Left, bottom to top — Chuck Stickleman, Mary Zehringer, Nancy Briner, Heather Sampson, Peachie Trocano, Luann Stammen, Jennifer Schmitz, Doris Stammen, (center) Melissa Cox, Right side, top to bottom — Cathy Caupp, Debbie King. Lori Kramer, Kristy Wright, Bonnie Post. Susan Leugers. Beth Marshall, Shane Sampson, Center — Rachele Armstrong, Marilyn Bateman. STUDENT COUNCIL Enthusiasm, school spirit, rewards, awards, fun and games, and parades were all a part of the creative efforts of the student council to effect a 1979-80 school year that will live in the hearts and minds of the students forever. The student council assisted the athletic depart- ment in highlighting both the fall and winter sports events with bonfires, parades, selection of king and queen, and special recognition for past and present athletes and their parents MEMBERS. Front row, L-R. Sponsor. Mr Steve Hottte. Melissa Cox, Pres . Cheryl Rehmert, Treas . Cathy Caupp, V. Pres., Lori Kramer, Sect Row2. Doris Stammen, Peachie Trocano. Mike Roth, Chuck Stickleman Row 3 — Robin Brubaker, Traci Dunlap, Corinne Cox, Pam May, Holly Wade, Dorothy Wimbley, Sandy Kramer. Row 4 — Jami Hile, Scott Rush. Mark Murphy, Chris Marshall, Angie Ford. 48 1980 YEARBOOK STAFF Sponsor — Mrs. Mary Halley Work on the 1980 edition of the yearbook began in early summer when Candy Cook, Cindy Kreider, Evan Wojcieschowski and Craig Smith along with their sponsor attended a week-long workshop in Morehead, Ky. Many hours of planning and effort ended when the last pages were completed and mailed one year later. Frus- trations of many kinds plagued the staff, but dedicated desires carried them through to the finish. STAFF: Front to back — Candy Cook, Annette Graham. Evan Wojcieschowski. Cindy Kreider. Valerie Pierre, Elsa Anguiano. Anita Schmitz. Doris Stammen, Pat Murphy. Penny Timmerman. Melissa Cox, Craig Smith, Kay Davis. Roberta McCoy. Jayne Blackford. Tony Gelhaus, Tony Shaneyfelt. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS L-R, Karen Hobbs. Tom Scatland. Andrea Brock, Deanna Hale. Mary Zehringer. Miss Eden Kuhlen- schmidt. librarin, Debbie Timmerman. Michelle Blankenbaker. Tammy Helm. Leslie Livingston 49 FFA — Sanior Sharm Bradley. Leanna Brook . Keith leigeber. Scott Hall. Chuck Martin. Tony Qalhau . Craig Snath. Penny Timmerman, Don Amepaugh, Pat Murphy, Brant Schmidt. Darrell Breymier, Paul Arm- strong. Jennifer Schmitz. Brenda Moneysmith. Mika White eel. Darren Hampehire. Juniors Scott Armold. Bill Hankin . Eric Livingston. Diane Gower, Rick Hamp- ehire, Tod Carrol. Bruce Gower, Jerry Gower, Rueeell Hodge , Boh Austermen. Jim Rohrer. Gary Stump. John Shafer. Daren Subier, Bruce Moneyemith. Mike Hum- mel, Steve White eel. Sophomores Dale Breymier, Chris Sbkeleather, John Hanes, Bryon Singer, Dwane Leeper. Boh Stachier, Bruce Hall. John Grow. Todd Schultz. Kart Richter, Doug Scholl. Kent Slyder. Jeanelle Abel. Bruce Barge. Sandy Greer. George Pleeeinger, Patty Schmitz. Stan Stem men. Jeff Stem men, Deb Timmer- man, Freshmen Mark Reynold . Scott Briner. Brent Stocksdate. Mark Murphy. Jerry Beanbioeeom. Daren Brubaker. Rick Jen km eon, Greg Murphy. Chris Mar- shall. Darwin Leeper. Henry Weitzel. Ralph Muhlen- kamp. Gordon Schmitz. Kenny Greer, Kevin Griffin, Scott Thompson. Dorothy Wimbley. Mitch Roth, La Dean a Dillon, Jana Bradley. Allan Teagarden, Jerry Edwards. Bobby Himes. Karl Halley. Steve Skiles. Dan Armstrong. Lisa Rhoades. Kevin Smith. SPONSORS Ron Pierce and Michael Price 50 MATH CLUB Sponsor, Mr John Butch Front Row, L-R — Brenda Moneyamith, Jennifer Schmitz, Tammy Helm, Heather Samp- son, Nancy Briner, Kim Denmston, Mike Whitesel, Dale Siefring, Chuck Stickleman, Mr. Butch. Row 2 — Beth Marshall. Shane Sampson. Lori Kramer, Pam May. Row 3 — Dinah Asher. Debbie King, Cathy Caupp. Brenda Coby, Mike Pitman. Kevin Fenton. Row 4 — Kent Slyder, Doug Beasley. Mike Gelhaus, Alan Stammen. Row 5 — Kathy Sullenbarger. Candy Gooden. Patty Schmitz. Tammy Replogle, Anita Gray, Terri King, Pat Pearson, Cindy Kreider, Kay Schlechty. THE EDUCATORS Administrators Faculty Secretaries Special People Don’t walk in front of me, I might not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I might not lead. Walk beside me and be my friend. SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT E. HOWE H.S. Graduate McKinley High in Ran- dolph County; BS and El. Ed., Indiana Central University; MA and EdS in Super- intendency, Ball State University. In his role of leadership, Superintendent Howe has gained the confidence and trust of his staff, the students, and the commu- nity. Before coming to our school, his experience as a classroom teacher, ele- mentary and middle school principal, act- ing superintendent, and school business manager prepared him for the challenges of managing a school system in today's economy. His persistence in accepting only the BEST from his staff has brought both excellence and pride in our school during the two years Mr. Howe has been here. MR. JERRY ARGABRITE: H.S East Liver- pool, Ohio; BFA, Ohio U.; MEd. Miami U. and EdS., Miami (completing). New dimen- sions in efforts and attainment have been the goals of Principal Argabrite during the three years he has been at our school. A MASTER TEACHER himself, he left St Ber- nard H.S. (their loss), and came to Mississi- nawa (our gain). Transmitting his own expertise in leadership and personal rela- tions, Mr Argabrite has been successful in encouraging students to reach higher goals ana teachers to attain excellence in their efforts to provide the classroom envi- ronment for building into every student the characteristics of the ALL AMERICAN YOUTH. Beginning this year with some changes in policies and the reestablish- ment of student participation in school gov- ernment, we saw better student attitudes and more active involvement in both curric- ular and co-curricular activities. We can proudly say that our school continues to be a forerunner in education. Mr� . Naomi Livingston. Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Betty Teegarden. Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Ann Baker. School Treasurer BOARD OF EDUCATION, L-R. Mr. Lincoln McEntire. Mr Kurt Johhston. Mrs Joyce Brooks. Mr Norman Hampshire and Mr Chester Rice Like a closely knit family, members of the Board of Education and the administrators gathered the teach- ers and students together and proceeded through the year with stress on the academics, fun in the sports arena, entertainment in the fine arts, and development of skills in the vocational areas. Newly elected mem- bers of the School Board this year were: Mrs. Joyce Brooks, Mr. Chester Rice, and Mr. Lincoln McEntire 53 MISS ROBIN DEWINDT Health and Physical Education Coaches Volleyball and softball. Sponsors cheerleaders MR JOHN BUTCH Business Math. Algebra. Geometry. Coaches 9th Grade Basketball. Ath- letic Director MRS. MARY HALLEY Senior BOE. Yearbook. Typing I. Senior Class Sponsor MR. BILL McGLOTHLIN Business Math. General Business. Coaches and sponsors Sophomore Class MRS. DIXIE MARSHALL Language Arts 9. Drama. Journal- ism. Sponsors NHS and Drama Club MISS JENNIFER AMOLE Language Arts Sponsors Cheer leaders. Pep Club, and Drama Club MR GERALD PRICE General Science. Environmental Crises. Astronomy Sponsors Freshman Class MR. JOHN PEQUIGNOT Physical Education and Football Coach MRS. EMILY GATES Junior BOE. Accounting I. Typing I Sponsors FTA and Freshman Class 54 MR. WILLIAM COURTNEY U S History. Geography. Reserve Basketball coach MISS EDEN KUHLENSCHMIDT Librarian. TV Production. Junior Class Sponsor MR. WILLIAM MILLER Industrial Arts. Health. Physical Education and Drivers' Education MRS. PAT STOCKSDALE Vocational Home Economics Sponsors FHA MR. ROSS PRINCIOTTO English. Spanish Sponsors Span- ish Club MR. STEVE HOTTLE Marriage and Family. Government. Psychology. Sociology. World His- tory and Wrestling Coach MRS. WANDA YOUNG Biology. Chemistry. Physics and Earth Science MRS. LINDA KOCHERSPERGER Music and Chorus MR. RICHARD RENTZ Occupational Work Experiences Athletic Director 55 MRS. DOROTHY HATTON MR. MICHAEL PRICE Art. Sponsors Art Club and Sopho- Production Agriculture Business more Class Sponsors FFA MR. DON NOONAN Instrumental music. Concert. Stage and Marching Band MR RON PIERCE Vocational Agriculture Sponsors FFA. Golf Coach MR. ROBERT BEST MRS. GINNY NEIPORT Guidance Counselor. Baseball High School Librarian Coach MISS KIMALA HOPEWELL Home Economics I. II. III. IV. Spon- sors FHA and Junior Class MISS JULIA BAYLESS School Nurse MR CLYDE GILMORE Reading Specialist 56 Above — MRS. KAY GOWER — Aide BELOW — MRS. MARY DUNCAN — Tutor Kudos for Kid Carers and Karetakers The versatility of our tutor and our aides is evidenced by the way they carry out regular assignments and assist in so many ways in unusual chores and emergency assignments. Our custodians work many hours to keep the building and grounds looking nice Each morning we come to school to find pol- ished floors and furniture and desks and chairs placed back in orderly fashion. Thank you for cleaning up those messes we so carelessly create Below — MRS. JOANN SMITH — CETA Worker MRS. PHYLLIS WHITESEL — Aide HELEN AND DON WENTWORTH — Don is the maintenance supervisor at our school His wife, Helen, retires this year after many years of fine service HAPPY RETIREMENT. HELEN!! 57 THE COOKS’ PRAYER Lord of all pots and pans and things since I've not time to be A saint by doing lovely things or watching late with Thee Or dreaming in the dawn of light or storming Heaven's gates Make me a saint by getting meals and washing up the plates. Although I must have Martha's hands, I do have Mary's mind. And when I wipe up tracks and scuffs Thy sandals, Lord, I find. I think of how they trod the earth Each time I scrub the floor Accept this meditation, Lord, I haven’t time for more. Warm our caf6 with Thy love And light it with Thy peace Forgive me all my worrying, And make my grumbling cease. Thou who didst love to give men food in room or by the sea Accept this service that I do, I do it unto THEE. Our cafeteria is a special place for the stu- dents, and we commend our cooks for their culinary skills in providing nourishing meals for us. COOKS: Back row. L-R Jenny Kearns. Judy Stahl. Ginny Caupp, Arlene Anthony. Ruth Scholl. Jean Barnum. Mary Hamp- shire and Pat Shannon Front Row. L-R Judy Grim, Marlene Livingston, Ann Loy. Manager. Roberta Smith, and Etta B Bar- num. ABOVE: Mr Dan Nealeigh. school bus maintenance supervisor RIGHT: L-R Wayne Auter. Esther Auter, Jerry Hunt, Roger Brooks, custodial personnel BUS DRIVERS — L-R Dan Nealeigh, Scott Marker. Bob Stump, Rosemary Rhoades. Verda Barga Carol Fields. Bonnie Blanken- baker. Lotha Marker. Norman Rhoades. Scott Butt No one but a bus driver knows the skill and patience it takes to maneuver a bus loaded with yell- ing, fighting, impudent kids over snow drifted and icy roads and into the school on time. THANK YOU, Bus Drivers, for the tremendous responsibility and care you assume for the safety of our children. Since our bus drivers are a tremendous asset to the optimum functioning of our school system, they are chosen for their jobs with the same high qualifica- tions as teachers and all other workers in our school GRADUATING CLASS: Don Amspaugh, Angie Anderson Chambers. Paul Armstrong. Rachele Armstrong. Cynthia Barga. Marilyn Bateman. Lisa Beanblossom, Mike Boise. Sandy Bousman. Mike Boyd. Sherrie Bradley. Darrell Breymier. Nancy Brmer. Andrea Brock. Leanna Brooks. Melissa Cox. Candy Cook. David Brown. Sandy Cook. Jennifer Davis. Kim Denniston, Bill Emrick. Norman Emrick. Robin Fink. Victor Garza. Tony Gelhaus. Patricia Gutierrez. Scott Hall. Darren Hampshire. Tim Harshman, Tony Harter. Tammy Helm. Eric Hiatt. Jerry Hunt. Marla Hurley. Brenda Graham. Marty Johnson. Cindy Kreider. Lori Livingston. Angie Long. Chuck Martin. Jerry McClellan. Brenda Moneysmith. Hank Moore. Pat Murphy. Robin Neargarder. Kerry Nestor. Cindy Pearson. Bill Prmtz. Pam Rainey Miller. Cheryl Rehmert. Debbie Rhoades. LeRoy Rohrer. Mike Roth. Angel Rose. Heather Sampson. Brent Schmidt. Jennifer Schmitz. Kim Scholl. Dale Siefring, Craig Smith. Vicki Smith, Diane Sparr. Donna Stachler, Doris Stammen. Luann Stammen. Chuck Stickelman. Dwight Stump, Linda Temple. Kelly Thompson. Penny Timmerman. Chris Trobridge. Peachie Trocano. Berme Weiss. Patty Weiss. Craig Westfall. Deanne Westfall. Mike Whitesel. Evan Wojciechowski. Judy Wilson. Beverly Young. Teresa Young. Mary Zehrmger. Rick Zigler. Annette Treadway. Keith Leigeber. Bill Jackson. Ray Sims VALEDICTORIAN — Jennifer Schmitz SALUTATORIAN — Marilyn Batemen 61 Don Amspaugh FFA — 1,2, 3, 4; Stud Adv — 2; Pari Proc —1,2; Football — 1,2; Band —1,2. Angie Anderson Chambers Spanish — 1,2, 3. 4; FHA — 3, 4; Drama — 1; Yr Book — 3; GBB —1,2, 3; Class Reporter — 4 Paul Armstrong FFA—1,2,3, 4;B8B—1,2, 3, 4; Vars. — M-4; Baseball -1-4 Rachele Armstrong Drama — 1,2. 3. 4; Spanish — 1.4, NHS — 2, 3, 4; Treas — 3, V Pres — 4; Homecoming Ct. — 4. Bradford Pumpkin Queen — 4; Prom — 3; Grad — 4; Adv — 4; Class Sect — 1; Treas — 3; Pres. — 2.4; OOEA — 3. 4 — Pres 3. 4 GBB State —2, 3 Cynthia Barga FHA — 1,2,3. 4; Treas — 2, V Pres — 3; Yr Bk — 3; Prom — 3; GBB Stat —1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3 4 Marilyn Bateman Band — 1,2. 3, 4. Pres — 4; All County Honor — 3. 4. Drama — 1,2. 3.4; Thespian — 2.3, 4; NHS — 2, 3. 4; Science — 3. 4; Pep — 1; Varsity M — 3. 4; Girls BB — 1.2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1,2, 3,4; Track — 2,3.4; Softball — 1. Lisa Beanblossom OWE —3.4 V Pres —4 Mike Boise Vars M — 1.2; Band — 1.2. 3, 4; Bi- State Band — 1. Sandy Bousman Band — 1,2,3. 4; Chorus —1,4 Mike Boyd OWE — 4, Cross Country — 3; Track — 3 63 Sherrie Bradley FFA — 1.2.3. 4; Pres. — 4, V. Pres — 3; Stud Adv — 3; Jr Fair Board — 3. Livestock Judg — 1.2. 3.4; Pari Proc. — 1. 2,3,4; Homecoming Cand. — 4; Pep — 1.2; Public Speaking — 2; FT A — 4; Prom — 3; GVB — 1 Darrell Breymier FFA — 1.2.3. 4; Parliamentary Procedure — 1; Basketball — 1,2,3.4; Homecoming Court — 4 Nancy Briner GBB — 1.2.3; Pep — 2.3.4; Treas — 3. Pres — 4; Band — 1,2.3. 4; Science — 2. 3.4; Rep — 3.4; Chess — 3; Math — 4; FTA — 1.2. 3. 4; NHS — 3.4; Prom — 3. Andrea Brock Drama — 1. Bi-State — 1, Art — 2.3. 4; FHA — 3. 4; Spanish — 4; Libr. Aid — 4; GSB — 4. Leanna Brooks Drama — 1,2, 3.4; FFA — 1.2. 3. 4; Treas. — 3. 4; Pari. Proc. — 2, 3. 4; NHS — 3,4; Treas. — 4; GBB — 1.2. 3. 4. Melissa Cox Band — 1.2.3.4; Majorette — 1.2.3.4; Drama — 2. 3.4; Science — 2. 3; Vars M — 3.4. FHA — 2; NHS — 3. 4. Pep — 1.2.3.4; Stud Counc. — 1.2. 3.4; Yr Book — 4; Cheerleader — 1.2. 3. 4; VB — 2. 3. 4; Track — 1.2. 3. 4; Prom — 3; Homecoming Princess — 3; Queen — 4; Cand. for Mum Queen and Jr Miss — 4; Yr.Book — 4; Varsity M — 3. 4 Candy Cook Pep —1,2; Spanish — 2. 3. 4; Disco — 4; FTA — 1.2. 3.4; FFA — 3; FFA Judging — 3; Ind Arts — 2; Yr Book — 4; Morehead Workshop — 4; Jr. Miss Cand. — 4 David Brown Track —1.2.3. 4 Sandy Cook Art — 3. 4; FTA — 3. 4; OOEA — 3.4; Pep — 1.2; Disco — 4; Class Sect — 3; FB Stat — 4; BB Stat. — 2. 3; Prom — 3; Grad — 4. Adv — 4 Jennifer Davis FHA — 1.3.4; FTA — 1.2. 3; V -Pres — 1; Band — 1.2. 3.4; Yr.Book — 3; Prom — 3; Pep —1.2; Adv. — 3. 64 Kim Deniston Pep —1,2; Disco — 4; Varsity M — 4; Drama — 3; Track — 1, GSB — 4; Prom — 3. Class Treas — 4 Debbie Rhoades Cheerleader — 1.2.3; Pep —1,2,3; VB — 2; Baseball Stat. — 2. 4; Spanish — 2. 3. 4; OOEA — 3. 4; Prom — 3; Grad — 4. Adv — 4; GBB Stat — 4; GSB —4 Billy Emrick Drama — 3, 4; Vars M — 3.4; Baseball — 1,2,3.4; Golf — 2, 3.4; Basketball —1.2 Norman Emrick Vars M — 2; Football — 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1. 2.3.4; Basketball — 2. Robin Fink Vidor Garza Baseball — 2.4; FFA — 1.2. 3; Vars M —3. 4; OWE—4 Tony Gelhaus PTA — 4; FFA — 3; Band — 4; Spanish — 4. Science — 1; Bi-state Band — 1; BBBStat —4 Pat Gutierrez OOEA — 3. 4; Vars M — 3, 4; Softball — 1.4; GBB—1.2. 3.4 Scott Hall FFA — 1.2. 3. 4; Chaplain — 1.2; Band — 1.2.3; Varsity M — 3. 4; Science — 3; Chess — 3; Wt.Lift. — 4; Ind Arts — 1.2. 3; Wrest. — 1; Baseball — 4 Darren Hampshire FFA— 1.2.3. 4;OWA — 3. 4 Tim Harshman Golf—1. Tony Harter OWE — 4; Basketball — 2. 65 Tammy Helm Pep —1.2.3.4; V Pres — 3.4. Science — 2, 3.4. Sec — 3;FHA —2.4 Eric Hiatt Basketball — 1.2. 3; Baseball — 1,4; Vars M — 3. 4; OWE — 4 Jerry Hunt Band — 1.2. 3.4. Prom — 3; Vars M — 3. 4. Baseball — 4; Wrestling — 1.2. 3.4; Football —1.4 Marla Hurley OOEA —3. 4; OOEA Treas — 3.4;Art — 1.2. 3.4; Science — 3. Stud. Counc. — 1,2.3; Adv — 4; SB — 1. VB — 1.2; Class Rep. 1.2,3; Prom —3; Homecoming Ct. — 1.4 Brenda Graham Marty Johnson ArtClub — 2; OWE — 4 Cindy Kreider Drama — 4; Math — 4; Volleyball — 1.2; Track — 3; Photo — 3; Morehead Yr Bk Workshop — 4; Yearbook — 4. Prom — 3 Lori Livingston Pep — 1.2; Art — 2. 3. 4. FTA — 4; OOEA — 3,4. Prom — 3; Grad —4; Adv — 4 Angie Long FHA — 1. Spanish — 2; Pep — 3; OWE —4 Chuck Martin FFA —1.2.3.4. Ind Arts — 1.2. Jerry McClellan Baseball — 3.4. Wrestling — 3.4. 66 Brenda Moneysmith FFA — 1.2. 3, 4; V Pres FFA Ohio W Sectional; Pep — 1.2.3; OOEA — 3; Math —4 Hank Moore Band — 1,2.3. 4; Drama — 1.2.3, 4; Vars M —3.4; Yr Book —3; Homecoming Court — 4; Prom — 3; Football — 1.2.3.4; Track — 1.2.3. 4 Pat Murphy FT A — 2. 3. 4; FFA — 2. 3. 4; Pari Proc — 2. 3; Vars M — 3. 4; SB — 1; VB — 1.2.3.4; Yr Book — 4; Class Rep —4 Robin Neargarder FTA —3; OWE —3. 4. OWE — 2 Kerry Nestor Football — 1.2. 3; Wrest — 2; Vars M —3; OWE —4 Cindy Pearson Pep — 1.2.3. 4. Science — 2. 3; Varsity M — 3.4; Disco — 3.4;BB Stat — 1; FHA — 2. 3; OOEA — 3. 4; Prom — 3; Grad — 4; Adv. — 4; Cheer Lead — 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Ct. — 4 Bill Printz Vars M — 4; Baseball — 3.4 Pam Rainy Miller FHA — 1; OWE — 4; Disco — 3 Cheryl Rehmerl Pep — 1.2; FTA — 1.2.3. 4; Football Stat — 3. 4; OOEA — 3. 4; Vars. M — 3. 4; Disco — 4; FHA — 1; Band — 1; Prom — 3; Adv — 4; GBB — 1.2. 3. 4; Volleyball — 2. 3.4; SB — 1.4; Homecoming Court — 4 Leroy Roher FFA—1.2.3 Mike Roth Angel Rose Disco —3. OWE —4; Yr. Book —3; OWA — 1. 67 Heather Sampson Pep — 2. 3,4; Science — 1. 2. 3. 4; Band — 1.2. 3.4; NHS — 3, 4; Prom — 3; Chess — 3; Math — 4, Ach. Test —2.3; SB —1. Brent Schmidt FFA —2.3.4; Vars M —4; BB — 1.2. 3. 4 Baseball — 1.4 Jennifer Schmitz FHA — 1; FTA — 2. 3.4; Rep — 3; Drama — 3; Vars M — 3; FFA Queen —4; NHA — 2, 3.4; Track — 1,2. 3. 4. Kim Scholl Art — 2, 3, 4; Drama — 4; FTA — 4; FHA — 1; Disco — 4.Ch.Lead—1; OOEA — 3. 4; Prom — 3. Grad — 4; Adv. — 4; FB Stat — 3; Pep — 1.2; BB Stat —1.2. Dale Siefring Science — 2; Math — 1, Prom — 3. Craig Smith Spanish — 2, 3. 4; Yearbook — 3.4; FFA —4; Band —1.2. Vicki Smith Band — 1,2. 3. 4; Chorus — 1,2; Drama — 3. 4; FTA — 1. 2.3. 4; Spanish — 4; Pep — 4;Libr. Aid —2. 3; Newspaper — 4 Diane Self Sparr Disco —3; OWE —4 Donna Stachler Disco — 4; Pep — 3; Band — 1.2. 3. 4; Class Treas. — 2; OOEA — 3.4; Adv — 4. Doris Stammen Ch. Lead. — 1.2.3.4; OOEA — 3.4; FHA — 1.2; NHS — 3. 4; Yr.Book — 4; Pep — 1.2.3. 4; Stud. Coun. — 4; Vars. M — 4; Prom — 3; Homecoming Court — 4. Luann Stammen FHA — 1.2,3; Pep — 3; NHS — 3. 4; OOEA — 3, 4; Disco — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Libr. Aid — 2; St. Counc. — 2. 3; Flag Corps — 4; Rep —4; Track — 2; BB — 2; Cheerleader — 3. Chuck Stickelman Science — 1.2. 3.4; Band — 1.2. 3. 4; Drama — 4; NHS — 2. 3. 4; Stud. Counc. — 4; FB —1,2; Wrest —1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer — 1,3. 4 68 Dwight Stump Vars M — 4; Wrest —1.2, 3, 4; Football — 1; Band — 1,2,3. 4 Linda Tample Band —1,2,3. 4 Treas 4;YrBook- 3; Adv Team — 3; Pep Club — 3; Disco — 4; FT A — 4; Prom — 3; VB Stat — 2,3,4; BB Stat — 2, 3 Kelly Thompson FHA —1,3; Science — 2, 3; Vars M — 3.4; Pep —1.2,3; BOE —3,4; Spanish — 4; Disco — 4; Prom — 3; Grad — 4. Homecoming Comm. — 4 Adv — 4; Art — 2. 3; BB — 1; Track - 1,2,4;Ch Lead — 2, 3. 4, V Pres — 1. Penny T immerman FFA — 2, 3. 4, Pari Proc — 2.3; FTA —1,2, 3, 4; Rep — 1, Sec — 2; T reas — 3; V. Pres —4;YrBk.— 4; Disco — 3.4, Adv — 4. Prom — 4 Chris T robridge FFA —1.2.3 OWE —4; Baseball —1,2 Peachie Trocano Pep — 1.2, 3; Vars M — 3. 4. Spanish — 2,3,4; Band — 1. Prom — 3. Science — 2,3; OEA — 3, 4; Art — 3,4; Disco — 3. 4; Grad — 4, SB — 4,Ch Lead —1,2,3.4; Stu Counc —1,2, 3.4, NHS — 3.4 Bernie Weiss OWE —4; Vars M — 3. 4; King Cand — 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming King_4 Track —1,2, 3,4, FB —2.3,4, BB — 2,3; Soph Treas — 2 Patty Weiss Prom — 3; FHA — 1; Vars M —3, 4; Science — 3. 4; Band — 1,2, 3,4; Track — 1,2, 3, 4; VB — 1.2. 3, 4 Craig Westfall Vars M — 4; Track— 1,2,4; Cross Country —1,3,4 Deanne Hale Westfall FHA — 3; Honors Choir — 4; V Pres — 4 Mike Whitesel Science — 1,2, 3, 4; Drama — 2, 3, 4; FFA — 4; FTA — 3; Band — 1.2,3. Homecoming Ct. — 4; BB — 4; Track — 3; BB —1,2,3.4 Evan Wojciechowski Art — 2, 3, 4, Prom — 3; Yr Book — 4; Co-ed Teach. — 3.4; Adv —3.4; Morehead Workshop — 4 69 Beverly Young OWA —1,2; OWE — 4 Terete Young OWE — Sec. Treas —4; Disco — 3. Annette K. Treadway Mary Zehringer NHS — 2,3,4; Drama — 2,3.4; Thespian — 3,4; Spanish — 4; Library Aid — 3,4; Darke Co. Science Test —1,2,3; Newspaper — 3; State Achievement Tests — 1,2,3; Prom — 3; Chess — 3; Volleyball — 1. Rick Zigler 70 PH JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L-R: Bonnie Post, Reporter; Trade Dunlap, Trea- surer, Sherri Stump, President. (Absent when photo taken — V Pres Susan Leugers and Secretary Lori Kramer Juniors The Prom was the big event of the year for the Class of '81. Planning began in the 9th grade with fund- raising projects and continued through the 10th grade with maga- zine sales. This year found the juniors work- ing the concessions at the basketball games After three years of anticipation, and the excitement of planning the prom and seeing their dreams unfold, the unforgettable night came For most of the class and their guests there was a feeling of reluctance to see the night end. Class sponsors: Miss Hopewell Mr. Courtney What’s So Great About Being a Junior George Booher Jackie Borden Bill Brengman Karen Briner Robin Brubaker Todd Carroll Cathy Caupp Brenda Coby Jodi Cox Kay Davis Kevin Dotson Traci Dunlap Frank Edwards Sandy Erwin Steve Faller Kevin Fenton Curt Gilligan Annette Graham Jerry Gower Rick Hampshire Bill Hankins Mike Harshman Linda Hobbs Rod Holden Mike Hummel Steve Huntwork Pam Isabell Kris Kessler Debbie King David Kiser Lori Kramer Todd Lecklider Ron Lenmngton Susan Leugers Eric Livingston Beth Marshall Gregg Maxwell Pam May Randy Mayfield Roberta McCoy Randy Miller Michelle Moore Larry Allen Elsa Anguiano Scott Armold Dinah Asher Bobby Austerman Jayne Blackford f Everything Kathy Morse Terri O'Dell Luke Osterloh Bonnie Patterson Valerie Pierre Mike Pitman Randy Plessmger Gregg Pollic Bonnie Post Clark Powell Mariam Ridenour Jim Rohrer Scott Rush Shane Sampson Tom Scantland Chuck Schlechty Anita Schmitz John Shafer Tony Shaneyfelt Jeff Spence Julianna Stachler Jackie Stahl Becky Stump Gary Stump Sherri Stump Cindy Trobndge Gina Trobridge Roli Vasquez Mike Warren Bryon Weiss Connie Westfall Steve Whitesel Harvey Wimbley. Jr Darla Wine Krista Wright Roger Young Pictures Not Available Bill Bowers Diane Gower Bruce Gower Russell Hodges Vicki Jones Bruce Moneysmith Mike Stump Daren Subler Lonnie Young 73 Sophomores Jannelle Able Debbie Allen Kelly Anthony Sharon Armstrong Bruce Barga Corrina Barrett Doug Beasley Jill Blackford Rick Bousman Betty Bowers Dale Breymier Jodi Brock Danny Brown Lisa Carmack Mark Caron Jeanme Cook Kathy Crawford Junior Cross Tom Davis LaDeanna Dillon Robin Doppler Chris Durham Margie Faller Ed Garza Hilda Garza Mike Gelhaus Brenda Glunt Candy Gooden Mickie Graham Anita Gray Sandy Greer Kevin Griffin Bruce Hall John Hanes Ruth Hartzell Joe Henry Eric Hero Dena Hill Karen Hobbs Larry Hodges Debbie Jenkmson Roberta Journey Todd Keen Terri King Diana Klosterman Sandy Kramer Carol Kuhnle Leslie Livingston Class of 1982 Melissa McNutt Patty Morse Paula North Lisa Olivas Marlene Osterloh Candy Parcely Pat Pearson Candy Peters George Plessinger Tammy Pouder Tony Powell Tammy Replogle Jackie Rhoades Karl Richter Janice Rodeheffer Kay Schlechty Patty Schmitz Doug Scholl Todd Schultz Gene Self Debbie Siefring Bryon Singer Kent Slyder April Smith John Smith Bob Stachler Sheila Stahl Alan Stammen Jeff Stammen Daryl Stump Kathy Sullenbarger Debbie Timmerman Jesse Vasquez Holly Wade Mark Wagaman Lori Warrell Pictures Not Available Amy Barnum John Grow Brenda Johnson Darwin Leeper Dwane Leeper Ralph Muhlenkamp Danny Sullenbarger 75 Norman Leugers Danny Marrero Shirley Martin Teresa Mangas Debbie Maschino Pat May Sophomores Class Officers, L-r: Sandy Kramer. Reporter; Dorothy Wimbley, Secre- tary; Kathy Sullenbarger. President (Not present when picture was taken ) Allen Stammen. Vice-Presi- dent; Doug Beasley. Treasurer Class Sponsors: Mr McGlothlin Mrs Hatton HAPPENINGS Class Rings Magazine Sales Top Sales — $269.47 sold by Leslie Livingston. Total Sales $292849 We had some outstanding wres- tlers. musicians, basketball players, future farmers, athletes, cheerlead- ers and outstanding academic stu- dents in our class 76 The INITIATION Is Over Teresa Barker Karen Beam Jerry Beanblosson Michelle Blankenbaker Marilyn Boise Vince Booher Sheila Boyd Jana Bradley Donna Brmer Scott Briner Daren Brubaker Karla Brumbaugh Tonya Burkett Kathy Burns Frank Carmack Corinna Cox Jeff Cox Richard Crowell Lorena Crum John Dillon Larry Dirkson Jerry Edwards Melissa Faller Angie Ford Betty Gahret Bill Gahret Ken Greer Joel Grim Karl Halley Jenny Harber Joy Helm Pam Herron Jami Hile Darla Hill Bobby Himes Michelle Hummel David Hunt Jerry Isabell Rick Jenkinson Jill Jessup Brad Kreider Danny Lockhart Bob Anderson Tom Andrews Karen Anthony Dan Armstrong Dawn Baker Rob Baker Now It’s Time to Work John Longfellow Todd Longfellow Rob Loy Chris Marshall Darla Mayfield Karla Mayfield Tim McClain Carla McGhee Sherry McGlinch Samantha Mendoza Gregg Murphy Mark Murphy Mitch Pollic Connie Pouder Teresa Rainy Joe Reis Melanie Replogle Mark Reynolds Lisa Rhoades Dwame Rice Roma Richter Lori Ripp Herb Roberts John Roberts Gary Rohrer Paul Rohrer Mitch Roth Melody Schlechty Gordon Schmitz Dennis Schweitzer Lee Schweitzer Lori Sierer Steve Skiles Darren Smith Kevin Smith Tony Spence Ann Stammen Chris Stikeleather Brent Stocksdale Tim Swartz Alan Teegarden Lisa Thompson Scott Thompson Perry Walls Kathy Weimer Karla Wright Rick Young Pictures Not Available Angie Elliott David Foster Ann Thompson Teresa Anderson Ronnie Asher Mike Young 79 Competition Pictured upper right: L-R: Doris Stammen, Pam May, Cindy Pearson, Lori Kramer, Cathy Caupp. Melissa Cox (center). Pictured lower left: L-R: Jami Hile, Lori Ripp, Donna Briner, Ann Stammen, Diane Klosterman, Angie Ford (center). Only Ofte cah WTM and W m(he The task of promot- ing school spirit was successfully executed by each cheerleading squad. Chosen for their capabilities to promote enthusiasm, spirit and unity, these girls led the way. Seniors leav- ing the squads this year are Kelly Thomp- son and Peachie Tro- cano; and Seniors Doris Stammen, Cindy Pearson and Melissa Cox who were pre- sented special cita- tions at the Honors Program presented during a basketball game near the end of the season. I CLASS A STATE sew - finalist I GOODBYE SENIORS L-R: Parents Mr. and Mrs Virgil Stammen and Doris; Mr and Mrs James Pearson and Cindy and Mr and Mrs Richard Cox and Melissa S3 VARSITY TEAM: Left to Right — C Barga. P Weiss. M Bateman. C Caupp, Coach DeWindt. R Brubaker, C. Rehmert, M Cox. and P Murphy 84 SCOREBOARD Tn-Village L N Eastern L Union City L Nat l Trails W Bethel L Preble-Shawnee L Dayton-Christian L Newton L TwmVal No L Eager to Follow GIRLS’VOLLEYBALL Under the capable leadership of Miss DeWindt. the team developed valuable skills and knowledge of the game Their wins were few, but the games were delightful experiences SCOREBOARD Ansonia W Twin V South L Bradford L Frank -Mon L Coldwater W Arcanum L 85 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL L- R: J Abel. D Brooks. B Glunt. P Gutierrez. C Rehmert. M Bateman. A Stammen. 0 Wolford. M Faller. N Bnner. D Brmer. COACH BILL MCGLOTHLIN SCOREBOARD MV 19 Coldwater 64 36 Dayton-Christ. 79 41 Ansonia4 45 21 Bradford0 35 30 Arcanum 58 56 Newton 57 25 St. Henry 64 43 N. Eastern 65 48 Nat l. Trails 45 24 Frank.-Monroe 65 32 Ft. Recovery 91 37 Bethel 47 36 Union City 42 66 Newton 32 14 Tw. Valley N. 86 29 Tri-Village 46 32 Ansonia 68 36 Tw. Valley, S. 52 37 Bradford 41 36 Bethel4 56 Bradford Tournament Dayton Tournament 86 GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL L- ■ R: M Faller. B Post. H Wade M 1 1 McNutt. J Blackford. L Rhoades. J 1 ■ Harbor. D Siefrmg. A Ford, and 1 | COACH BILL MCGLOTHLIN Scoreboard MV 14 Cokfwater 35 29 Dayton-Christian 29 13 Arcanum 43 18 St Henry 20 20 N Eastern 27 27 Nat l Trails 16 39 Frank -Monroe 33 26 Ft. Recovery 42 29 Bethel 16 31 Union City 13 36 Newton 7 25 Tw Valley N. 47 28 Tri-Village 46 18 Anson ia 25 39 Tw ValleyS. 21 42 Bradford 16 Won 8; Lost 8 87 SOFTBALL, Front Row. L-R Jenny Harber. Karla Mayfield. Tammy Pouder. Donna Briner. Cindy Kreider. Lori Ripp. Cheryl Reh- mert. Darla Mayfield Back Row. L-R Andrea Brock. Lisa Olivas. Jackie Rhoades. Robin Brubaker. Brenda Coby. Suzette Monmer. Lorena Crumb. Lisa Rhoades COACH ROBIN DEWINDT Left Picture Baba forgot to bring her uniform STOMP HER. GIRLS! rj 1 A-' ' J- SOFTBALL SEASON SCOREBOARD Tri-Village Lost Ansonia Lost West Milton Lost Bethel Lost Frank-Monroe Lost Ansonia Won West Milton Won Bradford Lost Newton Lost Preble Shawnee Lost The team was coached by Miss Robin DeWindt. sfafe ■ yj. ■ J- CV?i: A V. auk: Front Row, L-R Angie Ford. Diane Kloster- man. Patti Schmitz. Karen Anthony. Ann Stammen Back Row, L-R: Corinna Cox. Mel- issa Cox. Terri King. Cathy Caupp. Tamara Burkett, and Patty Weiss Mr. John Pequignot coached the girls track team 90 SCOREBOARD 3-way at Jackson Center 2 L, 1 W Ft Recovery W Preble Shawnee L Saint Henry L Twin Val. North L Bethel W Houston-Covington L Twin Val. South w St. Henry L Nat l Trails W St. Henry w Houston w Ft. Recovery w Bethel Invitational 13th PI St. Henry — Tipp City L Versailles-Greenville L T V. Highland L Jackson Center Classic L Jackson Center Classic 8th PI. Anna 4th PI. Sectional 9th PI. “The Winner Never Quits: %‘S Coach John Pequignot FOOTBALL TEAM 1st row — M Roth, J. Hunt, B Weiss. H Moore. S. Hall. M Boise 2nd row — T Carroll. G Booher. B Hankins. G Pollie. B Weiss. R Lennington. D Subler. K Fenton. L. Warrel. Trainer. 3rd row, K. Griffin; Manager. K Greer. M Pol- lie, B Anderson. B Singer, J Stammen. T Powell. V Booher 4th row — Asst Coach Larry Badger. D Hunt. S. Thompson. R Jen- kinson, Head Coach John Pequignot, K. Slyder. R Baker. Asst Coach Steve Hottle 94 the Quitter Never Wins” The scoreboard of the 1979 Mississi- nawa Valley Blackhawks indicates they strived for every advantage possible, and gained much needed experience for future play on the varsity squad The Blackhawks won many games statistically, but costly errors denied them victory several times The MV Balckhawks did however beat Union City 26-14, and beat Preble Shawnee 8-0 for a fine homecom- ing victory. MV FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD MV 14 Bradford 20 MV 0 Arcanum 22 MV 26 Union City 14 MV 0 Ansonia 67 MV 0 National Traits 12 MV 0 Twin-Valley North 6 MV 12 Twin Valley South 27 MV 8 Preble Shawnee 0 MV 0 New Bremen 49 MV 14 Bethel 23 95 96 H. 8. CROSS COUNTRY The expertise of Coach Steve Griffis provided the M.V Cross Country 5-man team many happy moments as they won meets and placed high in tour- naments Rick Zigler finished the season as MOST VALUABLE RUNNER with a school record of 2V� Miles in 13:59 Minutes TEAM MEMBERS: Left to Right — Brent Stockedale. Kevin Dot- son. Rick Zigler, Coach Steve Griffis. Craig Westfall and Den- nis Westfall BASKETBALL ’80 L Front Row, L-R J. Longfellow, C. Marshall, D. Bruebaker, G. Murphy, R Jenkinson, K. Greer, B Gahret, Back row — L-R Coach John Butch, M. Murphy, T. Swartz, M Pollie, D. Lockhart, D. Armstrong, J. Cox, D. Rice. Back Row L-R A. Stammen, D. Scholl, N. Leugers, B. Stockesdale, T. Powell, B Barga, D. Brey- mier, Front Row L-R Capt. R. Holden, Capt. K. Fenton, Coach Bill Courtney 98 pZ HnTlTn,'!. Tpe“'Ve 1° r gM, Billy Emericlt. Mike Gelhaus. Jeff Stammen. Bryon Weiss Greg Dean Loy “ Armstrong. Darrell Breymier, Brent Schmidt. Mike Whitesel Front Row: Coach Freshman Scoreboard MV MV MV MV MV MV MV MV MV MV MV MV Freshman Record 7-5 Bradford N Trail Bethel P .Shawnee Ft Recovery T V North T Village Greenville T V South Arcanum Versailles u City 85 46 37 24 37 39 60 24 47 47 23 29 Reserve Scoreboard MV 27 U City 26 MV 47 N Trail 38 MV 39 F. Recovery 52 MV 50 Bethel 46 MV 48 Eaton 36 MV 37 P Shawnee 45 MV 54 Newton 33 MV 59 T.V. North 46 MV 52 Versailles 42 MV 41 T. Village 43 MV 55 Ansonia 46 MV 32 St. Henry 51 MV 43 T V. South 34 MV 49 U City 37 MV 52 Bradford 34 MV 34 Marion 62 MV 39 Arcanum 49 MV 51 F. Monroe 56 MV 43 Anna 53 Reserve Record 11-8 Varsity Scoreboard MV 50 U City 51 MV 80 N Trail 50 MV 69 F Recovery 67 MV 55 Bethel 53 MV 59 Eaton 61 MV 69 P Shawnee 67 MV 73 Newton 58 MV 75 T V. North 69 MV 64 Versailes 54 MV 64 T. Village 53 MV 77 Ansonia 49 MV 50 St Henry 70 MV 53 T V South 50 MV 53 U City 66 MV 76 Bradford 38 MV 69 Marion 64 MV 52 Arcanum 53 MV 78 F. Monroe 64 MV 62 Anna 67 Varsity Record 12-7 99 101 Special recognition programs were presented at the last two basketball games of the season when players of the 1975 basketball team along with their coach Mr Steve Brewer, and assistant coach. Mr John Butch, were honored for their outstanding achievements during that year, for winning both the sectional and district tournaments at Dayton and going on to play in the semi-finals at Columbus. Ohio. Pictured above left; players, coaches, cheerleaders Above right: Mr Brewer receiving appreciation gift from Principal Jerry Argabrite Center left — Dwight Enis. most valuable player of 1975 receiving plaque from Mr Argabrite Lower left — Mr and Mrs. John Butch receiving plaque from Mr Argabrite. and lower right Most Valuable Player Hank Moore receiving a football scholarship from Coach of Bowling Green State University, and Mr and Mrs Moore. Hank s parents Front row — Chris Durham. Kent Slyder. David Hunt. Shane Sampson. Dwight Stump. Mike Roth. Second Row Leeper. Jerry Hunt. Chuck Stickelman. Bruce Moneysmith. Jr. Cross — Darwin 104 The WRESTLING TEAM capped off what was, perhaps, the best season in the history of the sport at MV. They placed second in the Conference; second in St Bernard Invitational. In dual meets, they were 9-5. The year s big feature was a balanced team — that is individuals who consistently performed well as evidenced by having 8 of the 12 varsity wrestlers with winning records. 132 — Dwight Stump, senior 23- 4, best overall record Consistently performed well. Backbone of the team. 138 — Mike Roth, senior,’19- 5, outstanding job, a point winner. 145 — Darwin Leeper, sophomore, 1st year, good start, strong hard work in a tough weight class. League champ. 155 — Gene Self, sophomore, 1 st year, invaluable experience, looking to future. 167 — Chuck Stickelman, senior, 23 — 6-1, fine season, 1st at St B; 1st at u .;;,2nd at Na,’ITr: 3rd atGreenview; league champ. 175 — Bruce Moneysmith, junior, 1st Nat'I Tr.; 4th West. Milt.; 2nd Greenview; 2nd Covington; league champ. 185 — Bill Hankins, junior, came on strong, 4th Greenview; 4th Covington; Heavy Wt., Jr. Cross, sophomore, strong, quick, first year; won 4th at Milton; looks to future. 105 — Joel Grim, freshman, good season, tough weight class, scored well, prospects for good future. 112 — Chris Durham, sophomore, excellent season, anchor of squad; 1 st at St. B.; 3rd at Covington and Greenview. League champ. 119 —Dave Hunt, freshman, 2nd at Greenview exceMent season, tough, strong; predict him to be tough middleweight next year. 122 — Kent Slyder, 3rd at St. B.; in and out of several weight classes; constantly improving, future looks bright. 106 Track, Back Row, L-R Dennis Westfall. Bernie Weiss. Hank Moore. Dave Brown. Bryon Weiss. Bob Anderson. COACH GRIF- FIS. Front Row, L-R: Tod Carroll. Gary Stump. Rick Zigler. Bill Gahret. Duane Rice. Tim Schwartz. Rick Jenkinson. Mike Pit- man. Right: Dave Brown Tell Me, I’ll Forget It, Show Me, I May Remember, Involve Me, and I’ll Understand. BOYS’ 1980 TRACK TEAM Bob Anderson — Shot Put, Discus. Dave Brown — Shot Put, Discus 153V (School Record) Todd Carroll —100 meter dash, 220 yard dash. Bill Gahret — 300 meter low hurdles, Vi Rick Jenkinson — 440, 220, 440 relay, 1 mile relay. Ron Lennington — pole vault. Hank Moore —100 meter dash, 220 yard dash, 440 relay, 1 mile relay. Mike Pitman —100 meter dash, 440 relay, 1 mile relay, 300 meter low hurdles, (42.2 school record), 440 yard dash (53.1 school record). Duane Rice — High jump, long jump, 440, 300 meter low hurdles, 1 mile relay. I Tim Swartz — Long jump, 100 meter dash, 220 1 yard dash. Gary Stump — 100 meter dash, 220 yard dash. Bernie Weiss — high jump, 440 relay, 1 mile relay, 120 yard high hurdles, :15.6 school record. Bryon Weiss — 440 relay, 1 mile relay, 120 yard high hurdles, high jump, 6 O'' school record. Dennis Westfall — V� mile, 1 mile. Rick Zigler — 1 mile, 2 mile. SCHOOL RECORDS 440 RELAY — :46.1 Bernie Weiss, Bryon Weiss, Mike Pitman, Hank Moore 1 MILE RELAY — 3:34.1 school record, Bernie Weiss, Bryon Weiss, Hank Moore, Mike Pitman L-R Bernie Weiss, Bryon Weiss, Mike Pitman. Hank Moore. Rick Jenkinson a l_______________________________________________________________________________________ BASEBALL TEAM, Back. L-R Paul Armstrong. Junior Cross. Brent Schmidt. Ed Garza. Jett Stammen. Bill Emrick. John Longtellow. Bill Printz. Norman Emrick. Alan Stammen. COACH ROBERT BEST. Front. L-R Doug Scholl. Chris Durham. David Hunt. Larry Hodges. Victor Garza. Darren Brubaker. Scott Rush. Jessie Vasquez, Pictured below Mike Boise and Mike Boise. Chris Marshall. Randy Maytield Coach Best Bill Emrick Norman Emrick Pictured above Paul Armstrong Below Norman Emrick Lower right: Bill Printz BASEBALL Most Valuable Player — Norman Emrick Most Improved Player — Doug Scholl Most Efficient Player — Randy Mayfield MV Opposing Team 3 2 Ansonia (Pat. Inv.) 3 13 Marion Local 1 7 Newton 7 2 Preble Shawnee 3 10 T V. North 1 4 Bethel 7 6 Tri-Village 4 1 Ft. Recovery (Pat Inv.) 6 11 Frank-Monroe (Pat Inv.) 3 1 Tri-Village 0 3 Ansonia 8 5 T V. South 3 8 Arcanum 11 2 Bradford 0 9 Arcanum 1 2 Preble Shawnee 14 5 National Trails 1 2 Ft. Recovery 6 4 Marion Local Wins — 9 Losses 10 VESTED INTERESTS BOfnf j 'SOW Kawasaki lets the good times roll. ansonia CORPORATION LIMIT THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS KO V l 'AT OM Mode O Day 224 N. Columbia Union City, Indiana Bateman Garage Rt I Union City, Ohio 47390 968 3781 Hub City Finance Corp. 223 N. Columbia, St. Union City, Ind. 47390 964-3113 Hunt's Florist Gift Shop 230 W. 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