New Lexington High School - Lexingtonian Yearbook (New Lexington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

SCHOOL Schooldays are the best ways to gain success. Graduation from high school opens many roads to opportunity. New Lexington High makes it easy to get there. SCHOOL Education’s best kept secret isn’t a secret any more. The word is out - School is in - The people who’ve seen everything - been everywhere - done everything -have found education - schools are spreading it fast. Better yet, let the Lexingtonian show it to you. New Lexington High School has 84 opportunities for you to arrive at your graduation. All of them help to get you there, and give you an opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of learning, lasting friendships and fond memories. 3 9 m s Ciite U ffikl I T ; ri - -rf f f JB | ’ tyjtpli! ffl ■■h I Dedication We the graduating class of nineteen hundred seventy seven dedicate this yearbook to Mr. John Neff. In the enjoyment of our high school life, we have kept before us the realization that you, friend and teacher, who have been willing to sacrifice for us, have made this opportunity possible. Mr. Neff has been a member of the faculty for thirty-eight years. Besides teaching Chemistry, Physics, and Biology, Mr. Neff was a football coach for the Panthers from 1944 - 1953. He was also a golf instructor for 9 years. He has spent thirty-six years of his teaching career as the yearbook advisor. Some of his hobbies include, fishing, cooking, traveling, golf, and painting houses. Mr. Neff is an active member of the Red Cross, Lion's Club, Elks’ Club, Cancer Society, along with being on the Perry County Fairboard. In appreciation of your vital interest in our lives, both educational and social, of your loyal support, and of your valuable guidance, we depict our years of school life, and we present this annual in gratitude for all this which we owe to you. STEVE ALTIER: Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Student Council 3. RICH BAKER: Football 2-3; Track 3; DECA 2-3-4. LARRY BARNARD: DECA 3-4; Vice President DECA 4. DON BAYS: CHERYL BELL: Honor Roll 2-3-4; Librarian 4. LINDA BLAGG: Honor Roll 4; Librarian 4. JAMES ADDINGTON: French Club 2; Pep Club 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 3; Track 4; Quiz Team 3-4. RANDALL ALLEN: Football 2-3-4; FFA 2-3-4. CHARLES ADAMS: Marching Band 2-3-4; Concert Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 3. 20 RHONDA BOLEY: DECA 3-4; Vice President 3; Secretary 4. LIZ BOYDEN: Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Strida Land Lab 2-3; Office Help 2-3. WAYNE BLOSSER: Tractor Trouble Shooting 3-4; Small Engine Contest 2-3-4; FFA 3-4. BETTY BOLYARD: BRIAN BOYLE: Chess Club 2-3-4; Drama 4; Scholarship Team 4; Spanish Club 2. MIKE BUCKLEY: Track 2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Yearbook Photographer 3-4. DONNA KNIGHT BURGESS: DECA 3. RUTH BUTCHER: Work-study 4; Hospitality Services 3. KEVIN CANNON: Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-4; Track 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Pep Club 2-3-4. 21 DONNA CARNEY: Volleyball 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; GAA 2-3-4. LISA F. CAULK: Student Council 2-3; Librarian 3-4; Sadie Hawkins 2; American Legion Award The artist at work Eddie. PATRICIA CHUTE: VIRGIL CHUTE: Boys State Alternate 3; Drama Club 3; Thespian Award 3; School Newspaper 2; Drama 3; Pep Club 2-3-4. LINDA CUTRIGHT: KIM CLOWERS: FHA 2; GAA 2. PAULA DRESSING COCHRAN: STEVE COFFMAN: Honor Roll 2-3-4. 22 HARRY WILLIAM DAVIS: Chess Club 2-3-4; Musicals 2-3-4; Dramatics 2-3. CINDY DEARING: SHARON DEAVERS: Honor Society 3; Concert Band 2-3; Honor Roll 2-3; Musical 2. SHELIA DEAVERS: Honor Roll 2-3-4. BEN DONOHUE: Vo Ag 2-3-4; Dramatics 3. STEVE DUMOLT: DENNIS COX: FFA 2-3; Baseball 2. JOHN CROOKS: Gabbing in the locker area. The Gruesome Twosome. 23 LINDA EUMAN: Hero Club 3-4; Honor Roll 3-4. ELIZABETH FABINY: Honor Roll 2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Singers 4; Librarian 4. KEVIN FIELDS: Basketball 2-3; Baseball 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4. CATHY FINCK: Pep Club 3. TAMARA JEAN DUSENBERRY: GAA 2; Band 2; Chorus 2; Hero 3-4; Vice President 3; Pres. 4. TONY ELLIS: Golf 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4. DIANE FINCK: ED FISHER: Basketball 2-3-4; Co-captain 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Baseball 2; Track 3-4; All MVL 3-4; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Class President 3; Student Council President 4; Vocal Music 4; Prom Committee 3; All OHIO Honorable Mention 4. 24 TIM FIORE: DERRIE FOLK: National Honor Society 4; Feature Twirler 2-3-4; Homecoming Court 4; French Club 2; Glee Club 3-4; Singers 4; Student Council Treasurer 3-4; FFA Queen 3; GAA 2; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Track Statistician 3-4; Concert Band 2-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Office Helper 3-4; Who s Who 4; Track 4. MIKE FINK: Football 2-3-4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Vo Ag 2-3-4; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee. JAMES FOX: Newspaper 2-4; Band Announcer 4; Basketball Announcer 3; Who’s Who 4. MARY ALICE GALL: DONNA GIBSON: FHA 2-3; Chorus 2-4; Drama Club 2. RANDY GLASS: JIMMY GOLDSBERRY: 25 MYRA GOODFELLOW: LISA WILLISON GOTTKE: DECA 3-4; FFA 3. JAMES HAMMOND: BOB HERENDEEN: Yearbook 2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Latin Club 2; Plays Musicals 2-3; Pep Club 2-3-4; Speech Club 2; Drama Club 2-3. Tractor-trouble shooters. 26 Peek-a-boo! KAREN HILL: French Club 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Singers 2-3-4; GAA 3; Prom Homecoming Committee 3; Student Council 2; Drill Team 3-4; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Scholarship Team 2- 3; Musical 2-3; Class Vice President 3- 4; Girl's State 3; NHS 3-4; Who's Who 3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Co-editor 4. Robin in action. JENNY HARMAN: BRIAN HARRIS: Golf 2; Varsity Club 2-3-4; DECA 3-4. LANI THOMAS HATEM: a JERRY HENRY: Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Varsity Club 3-4 DONNA HILES: Prom Committee 3. 27 This is a great place for a date! MARTY HILL: Football 3; Varsity Club 3-4; Baseball 3-4; FFA 2-3-4. BART HOOPER: BUD HOUSEHOLDER: Chess Club 2-3; Pep Club 2-3; Spanish Club 2. DIANE JOHNSON: Basketball 2-3; Captain 2; Volleyball 3-4; Track 3-4; Honor Roll 2-3-4; NHS 3-4; GAA 2-3-4; Pres. 4; Class Secretary 3-4; Track Statistician 3-4; French Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Dramatics 2. HOBART JOHNSON: FFA 2-3-4. LORETTA JOHNSON: Honor Roll 4; Librarian 4. STEVE HOUSEHOLDER: SUSAN HOUSEHOLDER: Drama Club 2-3-4; DECA 3-4; Plays 2-3; Musical 2-3-4; Honor Roll 3-4. LIZ HUFFMAN: Volleyball 2-3-4; Honorable Mention MVL 3-4; Leading Scorer 3; NLVP 4; Captain 4; Outstanding Spiker 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Softball 2; Track 3-4; GAA 2-3-4; Play 2; NHS 3-4; Student Council 3; Prom Committee 3; Who's Who 3-4; Cheerleader 3; High School All American in Volleyball 3. RON ISHAM: 28 RONDA KING: RITA KINNEY: Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Scholarship Team 2-3; Spanish Club 2-3; Musical 4; Chorus 4. DAVE KINSEL: Golf 3-4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3; Student Council 3. JEFF KOKENSPARGER: Golf 3; Varsity Club 3; Spanish Club 2. RON JORGENSON: Football 2-3-4; Track 3-4; Track 3-4; Basketball 2; All MVL 3-4; SEO 3-4; All OHIO 4; North South Team 4; Varsity Club NCAA Pres. CAETANA KIMBLE: Hospitality Services 3; Work Study 4. DAVE KING: BERNADETTE KUNKLER: Band 2-3-4; GAA 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Volleyball 3-4; Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2-3-4. LOUIS CLARK: SIDNEY LAMB: 29 BILL LEMITY: FFA 2-3-4; Honor Roll 4. TINA LYBARGER: Volleyball 3; GAA 3; Vocal Music 3-4; Singers 3; Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 2-3; Honor Roll 3-4; GAA Bowling 3. DAVE MARTINDALE: GARY McCORD: Vo Ag 2; Machine Trades 2; OWE 2; VICA 2. NANCY MclNTURF: Concert Band 2- 3-4; Marching Band 2-3-4; DECA 3- 4. KATHY McGONAGLE: Drama Club 2-3-4; GAA 2; Marching Band 2-3-4; Concert Band 2-3-4; Stage Band 4; Singers 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2; Musical 2-3-4; Plays 2-3; Honor Society 3-4; Speech Club 3; Pep Band 3-4. Bub. Rest in peace, guys. 30 A typical day in shop. TINA MOHLER: Honor Society 3-4; Secretary 4; Drill Team 3-4; Captain 4; Drama Club 2-3-4; Plays 2-3; Musical 2; Singers 2-3-4; Vocal Music 2-3-4; Honor Roll 2-3-4; French Club 4; Who's Who Music Student 3. Ready .... aim . . . fire!!! MARIE McKNIGHT: Spanish Club 2; GAA 2; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Marching Band 2; School Paper 4; Pep Club 2. MARSHA McLAIN: Singers 2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Drama Club 3-4; Musical 2-3-4; Play 2-3-4; GAA 2; Marching Band 2-3-4; Concert Band 2-3-4. NANCY MILLER: Pep Club 3; Office Helper 3; Guidance Office Worker 4. CINDY METZGER: Drill Team 3-4; Office Worker 3-4; GAA 2; Volleyball 2; Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 3; Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 2-3-4. JOHN MOONEY: Plays 2-3-4; Musical 3; Drama Club 3; Honor Society 3-4; Yearbook 4; Track 4 31 REBECCA MOURY: Singers 3-4; Latin Club 4; Spanish Club 2-3; Honor Roll 4; Mixed Chorus 3-4. JACKIE MUSICK: DECA 3; Prom Committee 3; Vo Ag 3; Honor Roll 4. FRANK NEWLON: DECA 3-4. TERESA PAXTON: Singers 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Marching Band 2-3-4; Concert Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; Jazz Band 4; International Thespian Society; Drama Club 2-3-4; Treasurer 4; Plays 2-3-4; Musical 2-3-4; Class Treasurer 4; Speech Club 2; Vice-President 2; Pep Club 2; National Forensic League of Speech. KATHY POTTER: GAA 2; Basketball 2; Band 2-3-4; Yearbook 3-4; Co-Editor 4; Chorus 4; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 3-4; Musical Orchestra “1776” Prom Committee 3. ROBIN PICKENPAUGH: Marching Band 2-3-4; Concert Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3; Musical 2-3; Singers 3; Chrous 2-3-4; Dramatics 2-3; Stage Band 4. LONNIE PRINGLE: MIKE REICHLEY: Band 2; School Newspaper 2. 32 NORMA NUTTER: Yearbook 3-4; Track Statistician 3; Pep Club 3; GAA 3; Honor Roll 3-4; Track 4. JULIA PAGAN: Singers 4; Library Aid 2-4; Choir 2-4; Teachers Aid 2; Office Assistance 2; Leader of WCT 3; Play 2. LARRY POLING: Spanish Club 2; DECA 3-4. BECKI RODGERS: Drama Club 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Singers 4; Thespians 2-3-4; State Thespian Vice President 4; Band 2; Musical 2-3; Plays 2-3-4; Drama Club Officer 4; Yearbook 3-4; Best Supporting Actress 2; 2nd Best Supporting Actress 3; Student Director 4. KIM RALSTON: Vocal Music 2-3-4; Singers 2-3-4; Drama Club 2-3-4; Secretary 4; FHA 2-3; President 3; Play 2-3; Musical 2-3; Pep Club 3. DANIEL RENICK: RITA ROBERTS: Chorus 2; Librarian 4. SCOTT ROWE: DECA 4 33 BRYAN SEARFOS: Stage Band 2; Drama Club 3-4; Theater 2-3-4; Thespians 3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Quiz Team Alternate 3; Scholarship tests 2-3; Boys State 3; Who’s Who 3-4. JEFF SHREVES: Spanish Club 2; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Who’s Who 3-4; Boy’s State Delegate 3; Scholarship Team 2-3; Quiz Team Alternate 3; International Thespians 3-4; Dramatics 3-4; Musical; Drama Club 3; Honor Society President 4. Public enemy number one. JANET SMITH: GAA 2-3; Girls Basketball 2; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Captain 4; Class Treasurer 2; Honor Society 3-4; Spanish Club 2; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Chorus 4; Who’s Who 4; Who’s Who Among High School Cheerleaders 4 DAN RUGG: FFA 2; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2-3-4. GLENNA SAFFELL: Marching Band 2-3; Concert Band 2-3; DECA Secretary 3; DECA 3-4; GAA 3; Pep Club 2-3; Librarian 2-3. GLENA SANDLIN: 34 PHIL SPURGUS: FFA 2; Track 2-4; Basketball 2-3; Football 2-3-4; All MVL Defense 3-4; Offense 4; Best Offense Lineman 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Treasurer 3; Class President 4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; Honor Roll 2-3-4. MARTY SELF: Thespians 2-3-4; Drama Club 2-3-4; Singers 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Dramatics 2-3-4; Homecoming Court 4; Sadie Hawkins Queen 4. MIKE SHERLOCK: Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Singers 3-4; Concert Band 2-3; Marching Band 2-3-4; French Club 3; DECA 3-4; Pep Club 3; Musical Orchestra 2. Tina studies. DEAN SCHEFFLER: ROBERT SHELINE: Concert Band 2-3-4; Marching Band 2-3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Band 2. TERRI SIDWELL: Class President 2; Volleyball 2; Prom Committee 3; GAA 2; Chorus 2. 35 Heyyyyy!” TOM SIEMER: MARTIN SKILLMAN: Baseball 2-3-4; Pep Club 2; Vo Ag 2; Musical 4. JERRY SMITH: Hey. wait! There’s one missing . . . KIRA HOWDYSHELL STEVENSON: GAA 2-3; Class Officer 2. RANDI STEVENSON: DECA 3; FFA 2-3. DALA STEWART: GAA 2-3; Chorus 4; FHA 2; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Honor Roll 4 TOM SULLIVAN: Basketball 2-3; Baseball 2-3-4; Football 3-4; Boys State 3; Pep Club 3; Varsity Club. GARY SORRELL: BILL SNIDER: Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; FFA 2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3. GENEVA STALLINGS: 37 RAMONA TONEY: Volleyball 2-3; Basketball 2; Softball 2; Track 3-4; Homecoming Queen 4; DECA 3-4; GAA 2-3; Pep Club 2. CATHY TRAIL: Drama Club 2-3-4; V. Pres. 4; Singers 2-3-4; Vocal Music 2-3-4; Dramatics 2-3-4; Thespians 2-3-4; Musical Pianist 2-3-4; Outstanding Music Award 3; Mr. D. Talent Award 3; Stage Band 4. SHARI TREADWAY: DECA 3-4. TERRY TURNER. JANELL WEIDNER: Drama Club 3-4; Plays 2-3; Musical 2; DECA 3-4; Parliamentarian 4; District Parliamentarian 4; Thespians 3-4. PAM WESTALL: Honor Society 3-4; Musical 2-3-4; Marching Band 2-3-4; Concert Band 2-3-4; Pep Club 3; Homecoming Court 4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Chorus 4; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Scholarship Team 2-3-4; Land Lab 3-4; Who’s Who 4. JULIE TAGUE: Band 2; Musical 2-3; Dramatics 2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; French Club 2-3-4; Student Council Secretary 2; Vice President 4; Honor Roll 3-4; Drama Club 2-3-4; Thespians 3-4; GAA 2-3; Yearbook 3-4; Newspaper Staff 3; Pep Club 3; AIFS 3; Student Govt. Voter Representative 4 KATHY THOMPSON: DEBBIE WESTFALL: Honor Roll 2-4; Pep Club 2; Scholarship Team 2. KELLY WISEMAN: Band 2-3-4; Head Majorette 4; Majorette 3-4; Drill Team 2; Honor Roll 2-3-4; NHS 3-4; Vice President 4; Student Council 3-4; Vice President 4; Class Officer 2; Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 2-3; Buckeye Girls’ State 3; Quiz Team Alternate 3; Office Worker 3-4. 38 JENNIFER UNDERWOOD: Band 2-4; Singers 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Cheerleader 3; Drill Team 2-4; Play 2-3; Musical 2-3; NHS 3-4; Honor Roll 2-3-4; Drama Club 2-3-4; Sec. 3; French Club 2-3-4; Speech Club 2; GAA 3; Thespians 2-3-4; Who’s Who 4; Yearbook 3-4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3. TIM VANN: KIM WHITE: MIKE WHITE: DECA 3-4; FFA 2-3. ANN WILLIAMS: Basketball 2; Manager 3; GAA 2-3; Vocal Music 4; Spanish Club 2-3; President 3. MARSHA WILLIAMS: Cheerleader 2-3-4; Track Statistician 3; GAA 2-3. BETH WOLLENBERG: 39 Tim throws a tantrum. What was that? DIANE MATTIS: TOM PADGETT: 40 As the doors opened admitting students for the 1976-77 school year, the Seniors strutted in like the kings of the mountain. They were the head of the school system, the masters of the High School. It was the last year of many in which studying was needed for that long awaited H.S. Diploma. Each mind anticipated a new future. Some to college, some to work, some to sleep-in, and bum around all day. With no big event to put on, the campaign for funds never got in full swing. In fact, it never got started at all. The goals set were more abstract instead of monetary. They included the best football team ever, the best dramatic productions, the best half-time shows, the best songs ever sang, the best clubs and the most achievements for each individual. It was a time for all emotions. There was hope, fear, laughter, tears, and sadness. But most of all, it was the time of their lives. A time to be looked back upon when the heart reminisces. A time which comes once in a lifetime: the Senior year. Class Officers: Teresa Paxton. Treasurer; Phil Spurgus. President; Karen Hill. Vice-President; Diane Johnson. Secretary (ABSENT). In Memory Of. . . Our thoughts at graduation are not without sadness, as we think of our departed classmate Jerry Baker Born: March 2, 1959 Passed Away: Feb. 7, 1977 42 Underclassmen Juniors Being a Junior is an inbetween state which everyone feels in the grade level of eleven. The biggest excitement of their year is the putting on of the Junior-Senior Prom. The feeling of suppression still remains as long as the Seniors are around. The jubliance of bossing the Sophomores around is fun and to some people nasty. Juniors are almost there. Next year they will have parties; they will be graduating; they will have Senior Study halls; they will get to leave early; they will be top notched on the educational ladder. But all of this is ahead, so enjoyment must be made out of what they have or make for themselves. Junior Class Officers: Jenny Newlon, Treasurer; Debbie Gordon, President; Kathy Keister. Vice President; Diane Mooney. Secretary. The height of fashion! Bruce Allison Brian Beatty Eric Beck Frank Bennett Judy Bice Bob Birkimer Alan Briggs Phyllis Brown Cindy Buck Steve Burkhart Lisa Bush Colin Cannon Nancy Carney Tom Carney Cindy Carpenter Randy Carter Bonie Chevalier Teresa Childs Lisa Cotterman Carma Craig Eileen Devereaux Steve Dick Dale Dickson Penny Douglas Jay Edwards 44 Kathleen Ervin Lisa Euman Roger Dusenberry Steve Fealty Cathy Ferguson Debbie Finck Melody Garlinger Lora Glass Debbie Gordon Keith Groves Gerry Hammer Patricia Hammond Randy Hanson Amy Hatem Joe Hatem Rose Hewitt Donna Hicks Mark Hill Todd Hill Tim Hobbs Thomas Holman Judy Householder Nancy Householder Charles Howerth David Humphrey Larry June Karen Keister Kathy Keister Jerry King Lisa King i 45 Judy Leckrone Randy McCord Oh, I think I’m going to cry!” Brian McGee Joanne McGonagle Dolly Mclnturf Bruce McKenzie Cathy Meikle Teresa Merkle Allen Metzger Dan Miller Jerold Mohler Chris Mooney Diane Mooney Teresa Moore Diane Morris Julie Musick Mike Nelson Jennifer Newton Jeff Nutter Lori O'Neil Beth Parks Debbie Pingle 46 Mary Ann Savage Wayne Schietler Karen Shearer Marvin Shipley Julie Shumaker Ron Sidwell Tammy Smith Kirk Staley Tom Studer Roger Treadway Max Underwood Betty Vincent Kevin Walters Mike Weiland Vicky Wilson Penny Wolfe Andy Wollenberg 47 Pat Wollenberg Tina Wollenberg Sophomores With imaginations running wild the Class of 1979 strutted through the doors of New Lexington Senior High for the first day of regular classes. High School students at last after all the years of waiting. In everybody, there was some kind of excitement flowing. It may have been the feeling of near adulthood, the pride of being with the older kids or maybe just a feeling deep inside which can't be explained. Putting up with pranks and antics was part of the troubles of a Sophomore. Everywhere the dominating Seniors and Juniors ruled. The beginners just couldn't fit in with the upperclassmen. As the year passed by the Greenhands were fitting in better. When the 1976-77 school year was finished, the sugar sweet taste of Juniors was near. It was their turn to boss around the Greenhands . Class Officers: Janet Jorgenson. Carol Wiseman. Jackie Theisen. Luke Able Pam Adams Greg Allen Glenna Anderson Debbie Baldy Luann Barnes Shelia Belcher Joanna Bennett Ray Billingsley Jeff Blosser Rodney Blosser Lori Boley Dwight Bowen Anita Bragg Ronnie Brame Mark Brown Tim Brown Andy Cable Kevin Cannon Scott Chute Mike Chuvalas Phil Clark Jess Combs Teresa Compston Debbie Conkle Sandra Cox 52 Steve Cox Jim Craig Richard Craig John Cronin Dan Danielson Joe Dennis Cliff Dunwoody Randy Elekes Alberta Espanoza Bob Everett Mary Fabiny Sandra Fink Tom Fisher Daryl Folk Patty Folk Todd Folk Tony Forgrave John Gable Kenny Gaddis Ken Garey Larry Garey Charlene Gibbon Robbie Gottke Sheri Gregory Delanna Grey Beth Hammer 53 Mike Hankinson Lisa Hatem Karen Hewitt Dianne Hill Jerry Hinkle Ron Holman Tammy Hooper Angela Hopkins Cindy Householder Lori Howdyshell Mark Howdyshell Patty Huffman Ron Huffman Tami Jackson Jess Jadwin Donna Johnson Jeff Jones Pam Jones ¥ Sandy Jones Terry Jones Janet Jorgenson v' ttflH 54 Pat Kelly Karen Kilbarger Sharon Kinney Theresa Klingler Brian Kokensparger Kevin Kochensparger Cindy Kunkler Ed Kunkler Lana Lamb Mark Lones Jeff McCune Brenda Mclnturt Tim McLain Brenda Middaugh Jackie Montell Missy Mooney Janice Moore Richard Moore Keith Morgan Joe Morrow Julie Murray 55 Robert Nance Regina Napier Karen Nelson Linda Nutter Rod Nutter Phil Padgett Jeffery Palmer Steve Paxton Cathy Phillips Becki Pickenpaugh Paula Pingle Robert Plaisted Cindy Potter Conny Potter Gary Potter Vicki Ralston Jody Rambo Cheryl Ramey Paul Ratliff John Reichley Reba Renick Sally Richards Belinda Rodgers Shirley Rose Annette Rutter Mary Saffell Michelle Schmeltzer Lisa Schooley Mark Shaner Tina Shumaker 56 Dorothy Sloan Ed Sidwell Tim Siemer Ann Smith Rusty Smith David Snider y Bill Spires John Spires Mark Stemen Michelle Stickdorn Susan Stickdorn Shari Stoltz Patty Sullivan Bill Swick Wilma Swick Jackie Theisen Vicki Thompson Harry Tipple Darla Turner Noreen Valentine Anita Van Matre Mike Vigue Paul Weiland Lori Westall Mark White Martha Whitlatch Jeff Williams Carol Wiseman Penny Wollenberg Theresa Wycinski m 57 Dora Wyer Alan Wyrick Beverly Young Mike Norris Larry Lanier Shop Math is at again. Don’t stack the deck. It wasn’t that funny. Tom and Brenda sign in at the prom. Killer beast? 58 60 Cindy finally makes it. Administration Mr. 'Nace can look with pride and satisfaction at his 11 year tenure as Superintendent of the New Lexington City School System. The system has grown steadily in size and quality during this period. As he views his administrative personnel and faculty, he can recall the many accomplishments that he and his staff have accomplished. The educational program of the community has increased academically, esthetically, athletically and physically. There has been an enlargement of curriculum with the construction of new buildings and the renovation of the old ones. As the second century of higher education begins, we can thank Mr. Nace and his successors for the accomplishments enjoyed in closing the first 100 years of secondary education in New Lexington, Ohio. 62 Richard Eberts Prin. Middle School Mr. Phil Swinehart, Junior High Principal Secretary: Betty Snider Secretary: Mitzi Goodefellow Secretary: Mary Riley Mr. Jack Lybarger, Junction City Principal 63 History Girl’s P.E., Social Science Mr. Jay Householder Studies Mr. John Neff Miss Susan Mouser Stenography, Typing Math English. Latin Mrs. Georgianna Mr. Norman Rockwell Miss Candace Russell Bethel Vo-Ag Mr. Jim Brown French. English Miss Carma Jean Rausch Dr. Ed.. Science Mr. Larry Saffell English. Speech Mrs. Betsy Martin P.E., Social Studies Mr. Jim Rockwell Vocal Music Mrs. Marlene Diezman Math Librarian Mr. Virgil Seger Mrs. Natalie Van Atta Guidance Counselor Mr. Richard McGonagle 64 Science Home Economics Band Mr. Larry Barnhouse Mrs. Bernie Mr. Rick Hanby Winegardner Spanish Business Ed. Home Economics Miss Jennifer Young Mr. Bob Gates Mrs. Joyce Thompson Art History Vo-Ag Journalism DECA EMR-Work Study Mr. Charles Diezman Mrs. Lena Bowman Mr. Lee Folk Mrs. Sharon Moore Mr. Bill Riley Mr. Tim Hill Industrial Arts Mr. Mike Halaiko A faculty, or 28 personalities exposes the students of New Lexington High School to a variety of experiences. Each member is working in their specific area of education and in recent years have enlarged the curriculum with special or mini courses. These teachers have a wide variety of extra curricular activities including civic, religious, cultural esthetic and athletic areas. The experience gained in these activities are readily passed on to the student. Most of the staff have Master Degrees and a large number possess many hours of advance study. The experience of the staff members varies from beginning teachers to those with many years of teaching. 65 Cheerleaders display MVL crowns. Boys receive recognition 66 Cake is highlight of banquet. These boys are hungry. Coach Jim Rockwell Assistant Coaches: Larry Barnhouse and Larry Saffell 68 ROW 1: Jay Edwards. Larry Saffell. Jim Rockwell. Larry Barnhouse. Paul Weiland. ROW 2: Dave Murray, Phil Spurgus. Steve Altier. Tim Stenson, Mike Fink. Kevin Cannon. Jerry Henry. Tom Sullivan. Randall Allen. Rocky Jorgenson. Dan Rugg. ROW 3: Ed Fisher. Chuck Snider. Steve Dick. Charles Howerth, Ron Sidwell, Dennis Weiland. Gene Gable. Number A dream, a goal, a reality, that was the 1976 Football Season. We dreamed of being Champs of the M.V.L., Regional and State. Our goal was to attain all of these. July saw a gang of determined young men with their hair cropped close, dedicating their time, talent and efforts toward these goals. After many hours of toil and sweat, blisters and bruises, we were ready for the opening game at Logan. What a struggle. When the final whistle had blown, we were the winners. This game set the pace for the remainder of the season. The other games were relatively easy as the scores indicate. Our desire and conditioning resulted in making each game an evening of fun and games. Our first goal had been achieved, an undefeated season. We still had dreams of hope. Patiently and anxiously we waited the results of the Larry June, Randy Wycinski. Ed Kunkler. ROW 4: Rich Baker. Ron Huffman. Jesse Combs. Mike Weiland. Jeff Nutter. Mark Hill. Jerry King. Joe Hatem. Jeff Addington. Luke Able. ROW 5: Kenny Gaddis. Tim McLain. John Gable. Andy Cable. Dan Miller. Phil Padgett. Joe Dennis. Jim Craig. New Lex. 11 Logan New Lex. 32 Maysville New Lex. 47 Riverview New Lex. 38 John Glenn New Lex. 34 Tri-Valley New Lex. 40 Philo New Lex. 38 Sheridan New Lex. 35 Crooksville New Lex. 61 Morgan New Lex. 35 West M. State AA Semi-Finals New Lex. 0 Brookville One In 76 computer. Finally it spurted out the glad news, we made the play offs. Now began a week of hectic activity for coaches, players, faculty, administration and fans. We were all on our way to Dayton to play Brookville. The winner was to play for the State AA Championship. Emotions ran high, practices were tense, enthusiasm was everywhere. The game was a stand off. Neither team was able to penetrate the formidable defense with their vaulted offenses. Time was running out. It looked like a sudden death play off. Then the bubble burst. With only seconds on the clock. Brookville scored on a pass play. The season was over. Our dreams came close to reality. Our goals though not completely accomplished were worthy of a group of gallant young men. Jay Edwards and Paul Weiland 69 8 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 2 0 6 The Champions what Introduction Flip Completion Limp Leg Block More Do You Want In A Team? “1976” Runback Bump Sweep Break away Score 71 The play that started us on our way. Practice makes perfect The Panther Golf team composed of Gary Wollenberg, Dave Kinsel, Tony Ellis, Tom Carney and Joe Morrow compiled an enviable record of 32 wins and 8 losses. They won the Southeastern sectional but were nosed out by Gallipolis in the District finals. Tom Carney and Joe Morrow will be returning lettermen for the 1977 season. 73 Coach Allen Smith Varsity Basketball Record New Lex 53 Philo 55 New Lex 47 TriValley 66 New Lex 64 Crooksville 66 New Lex 62 Morgan 59 New Lex 51 Riverview 56 New Lex 77 Sheridan 82 New Lex 51 West M. 84 New Lex 64 Philo 66 New Lex 66 John Glenn 60 New Lex 53 TriValley 57 New Lex 65 Sheridan 74 New Lex 53 West M. 62 New Lex 62 Crooksville 51 New Lex 64 John Glenn 69 New Lex 63 Maysville 77 New Lex 56 Riverview 98 New Lex 52 Maysville 56 New Lex 60 Morgan 72 New Lex 52 Sheridan 66 A new coach, a new season, a new system was ushered in when the whistle blew on October 1, 1976. A group of 40 eager and prospective players reported to Coach Allen Smith. Although the season’s opener was weeks away, a determined group of boys began preparations for the M.V.L. opener. The squad was finally cut to 12 returning lettermen. The seasons record of 3 wins and 15 losses does not reflect the bustle, desire and spirit and hard work that went into the total effort of the players and coaches. 74 Manager Paul Weiland ROW 1: Jesse Combs, Chris Mooney. Jeff Wycinski, Ed Fisher, Luke Able; ROW 2: Paul Weiland, Kevin Cannon. Randy Carter. Jerry Henry, Steve Dick, Dave Murray. Fans 75 76 Bub. up for the jump. New Lex Reserve STANDING: Rusty Smith, Jerry King, Mark Hill, John Relchley. Kevin Kokensparger. Tim McLain. Joe Hatem, Coach Stalter. KNEELING: Ed Kunkler. Mike Vigue, Dave Snider, Tom Fisher, Joe Morrow. Mark retrieves the ball. I NEW New Lex 53 29 51 45 41 49 34 32 50 46 52 48 37 60 55 41 39 65 sy k LEX RESERVE(BASKETBALL) Team Opp. Score Philo 52 TriValley Crooksville Morgan 61 Riverview 63 Sheridan West M. John Glenn Maysville Philo Date 12 3 12 7 12 10 12 14 12 17 12 21 45 12 2 51 1 7 1 11 TriValley Crooksville Morgan Riverview Sheridan West M. John Glenn Maysville IV 46 58 51 55 60 44 66 56 (O.T.) 39 43 63 (20.T.) 1 14 21 1 25 1 28 2 1 2 4 2 8 2 11 2 15 2 18 77 John Reichley with his parents. Senior Cindermen: KNEELING: Ben Donahue, Dennis Weiland. Jerry Henry. STANDING: John Mooney, Ed Fisher, Kevin Cannon, Mike Buckley, Steve Altier. v. Larry June, Ed Fisher. Mike Buckley, and Steve Dick claimed a new mile relay in 1977. Ed Fisher smashed the old mark in the 220 with a 22 flat. 1977 MVL TRACK CHAMPS. KNEELING: Assist. Coach Larry Saffel. Head Coach Larry Barnhouse. FIRST ROW: Mike Buckley. Jerry Henry, Steve Altier. John Mooney, Brian Kokensparger. Larry June. SECOND ROW: Ben Donahue, Ed Fisher, Steve Dick. Rusty Smith, Mike Vigue, Kevin Cannon. THIRD ROW: Joe Hatem, Mike Weiland. Tom Fisher, John Reichley, Tim Siemer. FOURTH ROW: Bill Swick, Dennis Weiland. Colin Cannon. John Gable. Phil Padgett. FIFTH ROW: Terry Jones. Robby Gottke. Jeff Williams, Kevin Cannon. Paul Weiland. 78 Getting ready for the MVL Meet??? The old 4-mile mark was improved by Mike Weiland. Mike Vigue. Joe Hatem and John Mooney. Track Boys track was outstanding this year as the squad of ambitious boys faced every meet with the expectancy of a victory. Eleven times they were satisfied as they scored higher than any team and brought first place. Three times disappointment was theirs as they were overscored. Four Relays (Mingo, Riverview. Bulldog, and MVL) were theirs as they strived to be Number 1. It was all worth it though, as they brought home the largest trophy in the Muskingum Valley League. Steve Altier displays his winning form. He holds the record in the shot put 79 Panther Baseball KNEELING - Jess Combs. Andy Wollenberg. Tom Sullivan. Jamie Addington, Ron Huffman. Jay Edwards. Bill Ervin, Luke Able. Jeff Addington. Coach Brehm. STANDING - Coach Stalter, Tim McLain. Jeff Nutter, Mike Chuvalas, Dan Miller. John Barnhart. Charles Howerth, Mark Hill. Randy Wycinski, Bob Birkimer. Dan Rugg at the plate. 80 It may be the home run pitchl Howerth up to bat. RECORD Opp. New Lex Opponent Score 6 Fairfield Union 11 2 Berne Union 5 4 West M. 5 2 Morgan 3 11 Crooksville 6 4 Philo 5 5 TriValley 6 4 Morgan 5 9 Sheridan 6 10 Crooksville 2 4 Philo 5 7 TriValley 4 2 West M. 6 5 John Glenn 6 8 Maysville 7 2 Riverview 5 4 ‘Warren 3 4 ‘Meigs 10 ‘Tournament Congratulations are exchanged. 81 Girls’ Varsity Volleyball KNEELING - Diane Johnson. Liz Huffman. Donna Carney. STANDING - Miss Young. Tammy Jackson. Amy Hatem, Vicki Ralston, Angela Bowers. Bernadette Kunkler, Judy Leckrone. Cindy Buck, Miss Mouser. Girls’ Volleyball was very successful this year as the girls won 9 games and lost 3. Early training in the summer and late practices every night made the girls especially informed about the tactics and rules of the game. With only 4 seniors graduating, the team looks forward to a great 1977 year. 82 MVL Honorable Mention: Judy Leckrone, Liz Huffman, Donna Carney. The big win! Girls’ Basketball RECORD Varsity 9 wins 9 losses RESERVES 9 wins 7 losses Coach Susan Mouser. Look at that girl jump! Liz tries for the rebound. 84 STANDING - Tammy Jackson, Nancy Householder. Vicki Cindy Buck. Pam Wollenberg. Liz Huffman. Lisa Cotterman. Thompson. Janet Jorgenson. Karen Fisher. Bernadette Kunkler, Donna Carney. Teresa Merckle. Coach Mouser. KNEELING - Judy Leckrone, Janet is determined to get that ball. 85 Reserve Volleyball Coach Mouser.Tammy Jackson, Shirley Rose, Teresa Merckle, Cindy Potter, Linda Nutter, JoAnna Bennett. Coach Young. New Lex setting up the defense. Donna relays the ball over the net. Reserve Basketball Record Nine (9) wins Seven (7) losses STANDING-Tammy Jackson. Teresa Wycinski, Connie Snider. Cindy Potter. Mary Fabiny, Teresa Merckle. KNEELING-Carol Wiseman, Noreen Valentine, Vicki Ralston. Pam Adams. Penny Wollenberg. Penny tries for a layup. Taking a break. 87 Coach Mouser explains the strategy. N.L.H.S ROW 1-Coach Saffell. Karen Fisher. Vicki Ralston. Liz Huffman. Jorgenson. ROW 3-Patty Folk. Tammy Jackson, Noreen Valentine. Diane Johnson. Coach Barnhouse. ROW 2-Ann Smith. Judy Cindy Buck. Donna Johnson. Penny Wollenberg. Leckrone, Rose Hewitt. Marsha McLain. Darla Turner. Janet 88 Liz consults Coach Saffell before the relay. Girls' Track RECORD The first year of Girls' Track at New Lexington High School proved a success as they brought home 9 wins with only 2 losses. New Lex out in front. Karen Fisher demonstrates form and poise. Judy Leckrone before the jump. 89 Girls’ Track Under the guidance of Coach Larry Saffell, and Coach Larry Barnhouse the Girls’ Track Team began their first official year with a bang. Records were broken and new ones were set as the girls jumped, ran, threw, and did anything else that was expected of them. They traveled with the boys and by themselves. They competed in MVL meets, practice meets, district meets, and also against teams in other leagues. Next year, they are looking forward to beating this years record, which they probably will. Half-mile relay: Patty Folk and Diane Johnson. 90 Penny Wollenberg-100 yard dash. f L I J Coach Barnhouse. 880 Medley Relay: Liz Huffman. Cindy Buck. Judy. Penny Wollenberg. Cindy receives her award from Coach Saffell. Coach Bob Gates was instrumental in establishing a tennis program at New Lexington High. A squad of 8 boys formed the first team. Several matches were played with neighboring schools. Tennis will become a Varsity Sport in 1977-78. 91 92 I don’t believe he got tackled, this is two hand touch. Royalty Carousel Of Victories Homecoming 1977 brought back many memories as 16 former Homecoming Queens attended the ceremony and were introduced. The highlight of the evening of Miss Ramona Toney as 1977 queen. Miss Judy King crowned Miss Toney and the team captains presented her with her bouquet of roses. The honor attendants were Miss Derrie Folk, Miss Marty Self, Miss Lisa Bush, Miss Pam Westall, and Miss Alberto Espinoza. The evening was a huge success, as the Panthers continued their winning streak beating Philo. The final event of a glorious weekend was the Homecoming Dance. 94 Past NLHS Homecoming Queens are honored. Senior Attendant: Marty Self. Senior Attendant: Pam Westall. Senior Attendant: Derrie Folk. Junior Attendant: Lisa Bush. Homecoming “1976” • i 4 ■ iffm % Sophomore Attendant: Alberto Espinazo. 95 1976 Homecoming Queen: Ramona Toney. Homecoming Highlights Candidates for 1976 Homecoming Queen ride the float prepared for them by Student Council Queen Ramona is congratulated with the customary kiss Sadie Hawkins Dance Queen Marty Self sits upon her throne. Julie and Judy join in the fun of apple passing. 1975 Queen Judy Leckrone crowns her successor. Marty Self. One of the annual events of the school year is the “Sadie Hawkins” Dance. It is sponsored by the Drama Club. This dance gives the opportunity for the shy young ladies of our school to ask the young gentleman of her choice for a date. The background of the dance is country-western and the activities of the evening are related to the Hillbilly style of entertainment. A queen is elected to rule over the festivities. This year it was more other than Marty Self - “Miss Sadie Hawkins”. These memories will always remain. . Precious Moments It was a night in May, never to be forgotten. The Juniors were entertaining the Seniors and Faculty at the Junior Senior Prom, the social event of the year. A few hours earlier, it was a cafeteria. Now it is a wonderland of music, soft lights, waterfalls and happy, dancing, smartly dressed couples. The Juniors had done it again, under the direction of Mike Haliako, their advisor. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Miss Betsy Fabiny as Prom Queen. Miss Marty Self was named as her attendant. Following the prom the couples attended the After Prom at Fiores. Truly they were precious moments. Queen Betsy Fabiny and 1st Runner-up Marty Self with their escorts. They came stag this year, didn’t they? Jackie and Anthony share Robbie’s joke. 99 Marty and Randy are enjoying the Prom. FHA puts thoughts Into words. Lisa Cotterman leads the snakewalk before Philo’s game. Steve Householder sands a car. 100 John hard at work. Ramona accepts congratualations. Activities Teresa. Lisa. Missy. Jackie. Joanne, and Penny. Look at those legs. Rah! Rah! Practice makes perfect. Varsity Cheerleaders get a free ride. L ; 103 FIRST ROW: Derrie Folk. Cindy Metzger. Julie Hammond. Dora Wyer, Lisa Blosser. Nancy Spurgus, Bev Gibbon. Robin Pickenpaugh. Jeff Blosser. Steve Paxton. Pat Kelley. Bob Sheline. Brenda Mclnturf. Dave McKnight, Kathy Potter. Pam Westall. Cindy Carpenter. Kelly Wiseman. Carol Wiseman. Nancy Mclnturf. Tina Mohler. Jenny Underwood. SECOND ROW: Roger Dusenberry. Brenda Middaugh. Joy Schoonover. Cheryl Ramey. Annette Rutter. April Hammer. Scott Berry. Sharon Klinger. Rose Shipplett. Jenny Newlon. Sally Richards. Becky Pickenpaugh. THIRD ROW: Maria Fiore, Ken Teter. Jay Whitehead. Randy Householder. Bob Birkimer. Keith Groves. Kathy Keister. Glenna Anderson. Jeff Lybarger, Ron Rockwell. Joyce Leroy. Mr. Hanby. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Smith. Jamie Dunkle. Charles Adams. Kathy McGonagle. Stephanie Hoover. Bernadette Kunkler. Teresa Paxton. Mike Vigue. Karen Keister. Ron Brame. Bob Householder FIFTH ROW: Mark Shaner. Lisa Choppelear, Pam Adams. Vicki Thompson. Joanne McGerrazle. Tom Studer. Bruce Allison. Marsha McLain. Michele Haukinson. Mike Garlinger. Dale Dickson. Play That Funky Music Majorettes: Nancy Spurgus. Bev Gibbon. Cindy Carpenter. Kelly Wiseman-head Marching band started off with a week of gruelling band camp, right before school, in preparation for Friday night football halftime shows. This band was also very active this year in performances including community parades: Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Halloween, Christmas and special activity parades: Homecoming. Moonshine Festival (in which they took first place), Circleville Pumpkin Show, and the Millersport Sweet Corn Festival. Marching and music were provided at the Perry County, State Fair, and Dayton football playoffs. Concert band performed in the Fine Arts Weekend. A brass ensemble at Christmas and percussion ensemble were other segments of concert band. Stage band was a scheduled class for credit this year for the first time. Entertainment was provided at the basketball games by a volunteer pep band. Future goals for the band include boosting membership, new summer uniforms, marching band competitions, concert band contests, and possibly exchange concert performances with other local schools. Mr. Hanby, band director, also teaches Music Theory and Music Appreciation. Feature Twirler: Derrie Folk. DRILL TEAM- ROW 1: Dora Wyer, Carol Wiseman, Lisa Blosser. ROW 2: Cindy Metzger, Tina Mohler. Julie Hammond. Jenny Underwood, Nancy Mclnturf. Practice makes perfect. Singers Perform In Washington D.C. ji ■Mfr' BACK ROW-Diane Mooney. Judy Leckrone. Mike Sherlock. Diane Hill. Becky Moury. Nancy Carney. John Gable. Kevin Kokensparger. Roger Dusenberry. Steve Paxton. Tom Studer. Phyllis Brown. Derrie Folk. Kathy McGonagle. Betsy Fabiny, Mr. Hanby. Mr. Diezman. Miss Ferrell. FRONT ROW-Teresa Paxton. Mark White. JoAnne McGonagle. Mike Garlinger. Marty Self. Delanna Grey. Cathy Meikle. Marsha McLain. Jenny Underwood. Karen Hill, Mrs. Halaiko. Mr. Halaiko. Cindy Carpenter. Dale Dickson, Cathy Trail, Mrs. Hanby, Ed Kunkler. Mrs. Diezman. Congressman Clarance Miller 108 The Singers - A group of talented boys and girls under the direction of Mrs. Marlene Diezman had an outstanding year. Many hours of intensive practice readied them for the many concerts that they presented. They traveled extensively throughout the state of Ohio and climaxed the season by traveling to Washington D.C. where they presented several programs and were greeted by Congressman Clarance Miller. Singers sing Christmas Selections at the Junior High. National Honor Society ROW 1-Jeff Shreeves, Tina Lybarger, Derrie Folk, Cindy Metzger. Jenny Underwood, Karen Hill, Kelly Wiseman. Tina Mohler. Liz Huffman. ROW 2-Phyllis Brown. Rita Kinney. Kathy McGonagle. Janet Smith. Diane Johnson. Bernadette Kunkler. Diane Mooney. Jenny Newlon, Pam Westall. ROW 3-Rose Hewitt, Kathy Keister. Lisa Cotterman. Teresa Moore. Karen Shearer. Joanne McGonagle, Julie Shumaker. Angela Bowers. Cindy Carpenter. ROW 4-Tom Studer, Bruce Allison. Randy Wycinski, Chuck Howerth. John Mooney. Bob Herendeen. Chris Mooney. Debbie Gordon. Old Officers: STANDING-Janet Smith and Jeff Shreeves. New Officers: STANDING-Tom Studer and Joanne KNEELING- Tina Mohler and Kelly Wiseman. McGonagle KNEELING-Diane Mooney and Kathy Keister. 110 Once a year the student body sits in expectation and many of the Junior and Senior students await the special words “You have been selected for National Honor Society. This is an honor that is extended to a select few students who have contributed the most toward the principle of the Society: Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character. The membership is made up of Junior Senior students who have a grade point average of 3 point or better, have shown leadership in school and community and who have given much of their time to serve their school and community and possess positive character traits. The ideals of the organization are to encourage the student body to work toward achieving these goals. John Mooney speaks on Leadership. Ill Karen Shearer signs in. New Members recite the Creed. Latin Club Advisor Miss Russell. Angela Hopkins. Carol Wiseman. Danny Miller. Thompson, Pam Adams. Dora Wyer, Judy Householder. Lisa Mark Howdyshell, Mike Vigue. Ron Sidwell, Tim McLain, Mark White. Cotterman. JoAnne McGonagle, Sandra Fink, Ed Sidwell. Steve Paxton, Vicki 112 Officers. Carol Wiseman, Mike Vigue. Lisa Cotterman, JoAnne McGonagle. Spanish Club Bruce McKenzie, Lora Glass. Judy Bice. Annette Rutter. Mary Saffell, JoAnna Bennett, Dorthy Sloan. Delanna Grey, Teresa Childs. Teresa Moore, STANDING: Tom Fisher, Charles Howerth. Penny Wollenberg. Mark Hill. Amy Hatem. Beth Parks. Betty Boley, Paula Pingle. Angela Bowers. Patty Sullivan. Mary Fabiny. Jody Rambo. Beverly Young. Michelle Stickdorn. Jackie Theisen, Steve Dick. Janice Moore. Jackie Montell, Miss Young. 113 Officers: Jackie Theisen. Bruce McKenzie. Teresa Moore. D.E.C.A. Distributive Education, a work study course, taught and managed by Mr. Bill Riley had an interesting year. The Senior students spent their afternoons working at various job stations throughout the school district. New Lexington D.E. was represented at many district and state meetings and earned their share of awards. The final event of the 1976-77 year was the annual D.E. Banquet, where the student employees entertained their employers. Student of the year: Frank Newlon. Senior Members: STANDING-Brian Harris. Ramona Toney. Janell Weidner, Gienna Saffell, Louis Clark, Rhonda Boley. Nancy Mclnturf. Susan Householder. KNEELING- Steve Dumolt, Frank Newlon. Mike Sherlock. Mike White. Rich Baker, Larry Poling. Officers: Janell Weidner. Parliamentarian: Rhonda Boley. Secretary; Julie Bowen. Historian Reporter; Julie Musick. Treasurer; Rich Baker; President; Larry Barnard. Vice-President (absent). Junior Members: STANDING-Teresa Childs, Debbie Pingle, Lori O’Neal, Julie Bowen, Janis Vaeger, Karen Fisher, Donna Hicks. Julie Musick, Vicki Wilson, Kathy Wolfe. Sherri Treadway. Kathy Ervin. Mike Nelson. KNEELING-Dave Humphrey. Scott Williams. Jay Fealty, Tom Holman. Brian McGee. Jeff Rowe. Keith Groves. Jerry King. A District Competitive Events: Brian McGee 2nd in Display; Scott Williams 3rd in Radio Advertising; Mike White 1st in Petroleum; Keith Groves 3rd in Public Speaking; Dave Humphrey 1st in Investments; Brian Harris, Susan Householder 3rd in Display; Janell Weidner 4th in Advertising. 115 Future Farmers Of America Senior Members: ROW 1- Wayne Blosser. Dave Kunkler, Mike Fink. Randall Allen, Tim Stenson. Terry Turner. ROW 2- Hobart Johnson. Dan Renick, Marty Hill. Ben Donohue, Chuck Snider, Dave Murray. 116 Vicki Thompson and Darla Turner place in state. ROW 1-Sherry Wollenberg. Mary Rutter. Dala Guisinger, Maria Fiore. Kathy Turner. Melody Waites. Stephanie Hoover. Vicki Valentine. ROW 2-Terry Ginnery. Richard Clark. David Bowen. Danny Wollenberg. Roger Hinkle. Dan Dixon. Kevin Compston, David Smith. Chuck Hicks. ROW 3-Mike Hanson. Zeke Wolfe. Randy Householder. Rick Steele. Tracey Friel, Steve Rupe, Jesse Johnson. Rodney Shackleford. Richard McCauley. Richard Throckmorton. ROW 4-Jim Haynes. Paul Shaner. Ronny Rockwell, Lloyd Cutright, Brian Danison. Danny Smith. Arthur Dearing. David Deavers, Ronny Hull. Mark Robinson. ROW 1-Lisa Schooley, Cindy Kunkler. Glenna Anderson. Vicki Thompson. Dora Wyer. Darla Turner. ROW 2-Randy Elekes, Jeff Palmer. Harry Tipple, Kurt Kane. Kevin Groves. Steve Cox. Dave Plaisted. ROW 3-Tim Brown. Mark Shaner. Daryl Folk. Mark Brown. Terry Jones. Mark Howdyshell. Ed Kunkler. Kevin Cannon. ROW 4-Connie Potter. Ray Billingsly, Danny Danielson. Larry Garey. Rodney Blosser, Doug Snider. Mark Lones. 117 Near The Top Class Of 1978 ROW 1-Kenny Waite. Randy Hanson, Phyllis Brown. Allen Metzger. Jim Miller. ROW 2-Scott Williams. Jay Fealty. Rick Elekes. Jim Plaisted. Gerald Mohler. ROW 3-Wayne Schietler. Brian Beatty. Gary Hammers. Bill Lemity. Eric Beck. Steve Burkhart. Old Officers: ROW 1-Glenna Anderson. Mike Fink. Dave Kunkler, Tim Stenson. Dora Wyer. ROW 2-Ed Kunkler, Vicki Thompson. Chuck Snider. The New Lexington Chapter of FFA was very active both in and out of school this year. The biggest project of the group was their farm which surrounds the Senior High School. Also, they have take-home projects, one of which is the planting of pine trees by each member. The Second Annual Tractor Pull was held this year. It is the biggest money raising project of the organization. The funds were put to use when the banquet was held at the end of the year. Awards were given including those for perfect attendance. The Junior and Senior members were awarded with hats, the sophomores with signs and the Freshman with pins. The Parliamentary Procedure Team placed this year with a gold metal. A trap shoot and pest hunt were also held. A performance was put on for the student body and taped for the community. The highlights included a calf in gloves walking across the floor and a pig in the arms of a member. There are just a few of the many activities of the biggest organization in New Lexington High School. 118 Junior and Senior Parliamentary Procedure Teams: ROW 1-Cindy Kunkler. Darla Turner. Bill Snider. Tim Stenson. Dora Wyer. Glenna Anderson. ROW 2-Dave Kunkler. Scott Williams. Randy Hanson. Allen Metzger. Tim Brown. Mark Howdyshell. New Officers: ROW 1-Glenna Anderson. Allen Metzger. Mark Howdyshell. Dora Wyer. ROW 2-Phyllis Brown. Daryl Folk. Tim Brown. Small Engines Team: Wayne Blosser and Dan Renick. 119 Mixed Chorus ROW 1. Missy Mooney. Lisa Hatem. Teresa Moore. Marty Self. Pam Westall, JoAnna Bennet. Lori Westall. Monica Lollo, Lisa Bush. Dorothy Sloan. Cheryl Ramey. Annette Rutter. Delanna Grey. Kathy Hinkle. Judy Householder. Janet Smith. ROW 2. Diane Patterson. Lori Boley, Beth Hammer. Sandy Fink. Jeanie Gall. Rebecca Pappas. Cathy Meikle. Marsha McLain. Darla Turner. Mary Saffell. Tina Molher, Derrie Folk, Paula Pingle. Michelle Smeltzer, Rebecca Moury. ROW 3. Anita Bragg. Karen Hewitt. Donna Johnson. Jackie Montell, Kim Ralston. Lori Howdyshell. Kathy Ervin. Tina Lybarger, Penny Abram. Beryl Deitrick, Kathy Potter. Jenny Underwood. Lana Lamb. Jackie Ervin. ROW 4. Patti Folk. Penny Wolfe. Tina Shumaker. Karen Kilbarger. Angela Hopkins. Regina Napier. Teresa Compston. Teresa Klingler. Cindy Householder. Cathy Phillips. Kim Crooks. Becky Allen, Geneva Stallings. Cindy Kunkler, Nancy Carney. Wendy Dickerson. Becky Goodin. ROW 5. Tammy Hooper. Wilma Swick, Sandy Jones. Linda Nutter, Debbie Pingle. Janice Yeager. Donna Gibson. Mary Fabiny, Jody Rambo. Belinda Rodgers. Jean Lanier. Cathy Newlon. Julie Jadwin, Kathy Grant. Joyce Leroy. Lisa Snider ROW 6. Sherri Gregory, Lisa Schooley. Cathy Trail. Kathy McGonagle. Becky Rodgers. Charlene Gibson. Teresa Merckle, Shari Stoltz, Diane Hill. Phyllis Brown. Teresa Wycinski, Vicki Ralston, Debbie Craig. Phyllis Clark. Doreen Lyons. ROW 7. Teresa Paxton. Diane Mooney. Joanne McGonagle. Cindy Carpenter. Judy Leckrone, Patty Sullivan. Michelle Stickdorn. Karen Hill, Wanda Everett. Ann Williams. Rita Kinney. Kathy Ferguson. 120 Senior Mixed Chorus F .V 1-Tina Lybarger. Marty Self. Kim Ralston. Teresa Paxton. Jenny Steve Stenson. Tina Mohler. Karen Hill. Derrie Folk. ROW 3-Cathy Trail. U derwood. Marsha McLain. Janet Smith. Kathy Potter. ROW 2-Donna Becky Moury. Betsy Fabiny. Robin Pickenpaugh. Dave Murray. Ed Fisher. G : son, Becki Rodgers. Kathy McGonagle, Rita Kinney. Mike Sherlock. Ann Williams. Pam Westall. Boys’ Chorus ROW 1-Mike Sherlock. Mark White. Bill Chaffin. Jeff Owens. Steve Paxton. Scott Berry. ROW 2-Jeff Rai ner. Rodger Dusenberry. Dale Dickson, Tom Studer, Ed Kunkler, Bill Swick. ROW 3-Robin Pickenpaugh. Dave Murray. Steve Stenson. Ed Fisher. Kevin Kockensparger. Librarians Paula Pingle, Patty Hammond, Rita Roberts. Sandy Cox, Julie Murray, Shumaker, Reba Renick. Lisa Caulk. Loretta Johnson, Linda Blagg, Karen Shearer, BACK ROW: Teresa Paxton, Mary Saffel. Julie Cheryl Bell. Office Help 122 KNEELING: Patty Sullivan. Marsha Williams, STANDING: Liz Boyden, Kelly Wiseman. Derrie Folk. Cindy Metzger. Brenda Mclnturf. French Club Rusty Smith. Dianne Hill. Jenny Underwood. Diane Mooney. Karen Nelson. Jeanna Napier. Debbie Gordon. Cindy Carpenter. Kenny Gaddis. Kevin Kokensparger.Tom Studer. Miss Rausch. Karen Hewitt. Dale Dixon. Tina Mohler. Karen Hill. Julie Tague. Brian Kokensparger. John Reichley. Missy Mooney. Officers: Jeanna Napier. Kevin Kokensparger. Debbie Gordon. Brian Kokensparger. 123 Varsity Club ROW 1-Ed Fisher, Bill Snider. Steve Altier. Randall Allen, Rock Jorgenson, Tim Stenson, Jeff Nutter,Tom Sullivan, Joe Morrow. ROW 2-Dave Murray. Phil Spurgus. Dennis Weiland, Marty Hill, Dan Rugg. Larry June, Jay Edwards. Mark Hill. Mike Finck. ROW 3-Mike Buckley. Rich Baker, Tom Carney. Mike Weiland. Jesse Combs. Randy Wycinski, Ron Huffman, Tim McLain. John Gable, Ron Sidwell. ROW 4-Ed Kunkler, Kevin Fields. Luke Able. Jamie Addington, Randy Carter. Dan Miller, Andy Cable. Chuck Howerth, Ken Gaddis. Paul Weiland. ROW 5-John Barnhart, Jerry Henry, Tony Ellis, Jeff Kochensparger. Ben Donahoe. Gary Wollenberg, Joe Dennis. Dave Kinsel, Jim Craig. All SEO BOTTOM ROW-Ed Fisher, Phil Spurgus. Randall Allen, Rocky Jorgenson. TOP ROW-Mike Fink, Bub Murray. Steve Altier. Jerry King. G.A.A. ROW 1-Bernadette Kunkler. Pam Wollenberg, Donna Carney. Marsha McLain. Liz Huffman. Diane Johnson. ROW 2-Connie Snider. Karen Fisher. Nancy Householder. Lisa Cotterman, Teresa Merckle, Amy Hatem. Angela Bowers. Judy Leckrone. Cindy Buck. ROW 3-Carol Wiseman. Lori Howdyshell, Teresa Wycinski, Noreen Valentine. Patty Folk. Pam Adams. Donna Johnson. Penny Wollenberg. Tammy Jackson, Darla Turner. Vicki Ralston, Ann Smith. ROW 4-Mary Fabiny, Vicki Thompson. Janet Jorgenson. glftCK Girls practice before a game. Student Council 1st ROW: Joe Morrow, Kelly Wiseman. Kathy Potter. Missy Mooney. Gibbon. Diane Mooney. Julie Tague, and Mr. Householder, advisor. Judy Bice. Karen Keister and Derrie Folk. 2nd ROW: Tom Fisher. Ed Fisher. Steve Altier, Bruce McKenzi, Joanne McGonagle, Bev Student government became noticeable with the reorganization of the Student Council. The Council acted as a liason between the student body and the faculty and administration. Many worthwhile activities were undertaken and promoted by the group. A very successful homecoming dance, two dances, M.D. drive, slave day, trophy case project, intra school visitation and school policy. As the student body becomes aware of the valuable assistance given by the council it will become a much stronger and meaningful organization. Officers: President. Ed Fisher; Vice President. Julie Tague; Secretary. Kelly Wiseman; Treasurer Derrie Folk. 126 Girls’ State BACK ROW-Cindy Carpenter, Angela Bowers. Lisa Blosser, Diane Brown. Jenny Newlon. Mooney. FRONT ROW-Debbie Gordon. Julie Shumaker. Phillis Boys’ State BACK ROW-Dan Miller. Bruce Allison. Tom Studer, Randy Hanson. FRONT ROW-Rick Elekes, Chuck Howerth. Allen Metzger. Jim Seals. Miscellaneous Help Kitchen Help: Kim Ralston, Becki Moury, Kathy Ervin. Paula Pingle, Phyllis Brown. Flag Raiser: Janitor: Bill Kunkler. 128 Quiz Team Lisa Cotterman. Mark Howdyshell. Tim McLain, Charles Howerth. Roger Treadway. Newspaper Staff Sharon Kinny, Tom Studer, Joanne McGonagle. Mrs. Moore. Delanna Grey. Sally Richards. Glenna Anderson. Marie McKnight. Scott Fox. Bruce Allison. Patrick Hurley. School Psychologist. Tobi Mills. Land Lab. Helen Tague. School Nurse. 129 FHA Paula Pingle. Lisa Blosser, Lora Glass. Judy Bice. Mary Saffell, Judy Householder. Kathy Ervin, Nancy Carney, Connie Snider, Janet Jorgenson. Debbie Pingle. Teresa Merckle. 130 FHA Officers and Advisors: Mrs. Bernie Winegardner. Teresa Merckle. Connie Snider. Debbie Pingle. Kathy Ervin, Mrs. Joyce Thompson. Special Awards Cindy Buck, picture omitted at Mike Sherlock. Music Award. Teresa Paxton. Music Award, basketball section. Steve Paxton. Music Award. Cindy Carpenter. Music Award. Dale Dixon. State Thespian Award. Catch Me If You Can The fall play “Catch Me If You Can” was a comedy starring Cathy Trail, Bryan Searfos and Jeff Shreeves. A young man had killed his wife with a very fine cover up. To bring him to a full confession, an inspector had his wife pose as the dead woman which would drive the killer crazy. The play was carried on with such vigor, that no one knew what would happen until the peak was reached and diminished as the curtains were pulled. “Mrs. Corban who is an imposter, explains to Father Kellerher that her husband, Danny, is crazy. Detective Levine is convinced that Danny is crazy. (From I. to r. Jeff Shreves, Bill Davis. Bryan Searfos.) 132 Danny threatens Elizabeth with a key. Elizabeth fires a blank. Seconds later, the priests stabs Sally. Stage Manager. Cathy Trail, sets the scene for “Our Town . The members of the choir are upset that Simon won t give them a swig. Our Town “Our Town”, the winter play was unique in that the narrator (Cathy Trail) remained on stage and explained the events of the play as they happened. George and Emily, portrayed by Cindy Carpenter and Mark White, were the main figures in the play. They fell in love, got married, and Emily died. It was a simple plot and did what the author intended it to be: a normal life in a normal town. The only not-so-normal happening was in the Third Act when life after death was put in every day terms by the actors and actresses of “Our Town”. George and Emily exchange vows much to the amusement of the minister. The professor fills us in on Grovers Corners. 133 “Brigadoom ” ' i; ;V tv A day in the city of nowhere could describe “Brigadoom'', the musical of 1977. Fiona (Marty Self) fell in love with Tommy (Bryan Searfos) and vise versa. The only problem was that Fiona lived in a quaint town which appeared only every one hundred years. If Tommy left he couldn't return again only if it was true love. His friend Jeff portrayed by Jeff Shreeves persuaded him to leave. To prove his true love. Tommy broke off with his girl (Diane Mooney) and after days and nights of agony, returned to Brigadoom to live happily ever after. A beautiful wedding in the mountains of Scotland 13« Richard Hanby directs his orchestra during the overature. 135 Ann ual _ Drama Awards Debbie Gordon accepts her award. It has become the custom to end our successful dramatic seasons with a Talent Show and awards night. Members of the student body participate and exhibit their latest talent. Prizes are awarded to the best contestants. Then comes the long awaited moment -who will win the “Mr. D. Award”? Marty Self receives best actress award. Talent 137 Amateurs entertain the audience. 138 Bob Herendeen: Lady Killer. NLHS band members show their stuff. 140 GRAD UA TION Glenna and Lonnie hurry for the ceremony Yearbookies: Yearbook Staff: ROW 1-Pam Westall, Cindy Metzger, Kelly Wiseman, Julie Tague, Michelle Schmeltzer, Karen Fisher. ROW 2-Derrie Folk. Tina Mohler. Marie McKnight, Norma Nutter. Phyllis Brown, Jennie Underwood. ROW 3-Mike Buckley. Bob Herendeen, John Mooney. Max Underwood. Co-Editors: Kathy Potter and Karen Hill. 142 Special Thanks To Cindy Metzger John Mooney Roger Treadway After long hours of hard work, we present this yearbook to you, our fellow students and friends, that you may remember the 1976-77 school year. Good-luck and Good-bye Cindy and Karen ........ Twelve years of riding buses, tardy bells, lunch lines, detentions, long practices, play rehearsals, band camps, losses, victories, and togetherness came to an abrupt end for 176 New Lexington High School Seniors the night of May 22nd, 1977. They had made it. The class of double sevens had attained their goal . . . commencement . . . what an interesting group it was. They began the second century of higher education in New Lexington with a tremendous impact-note worthy. They approached their activities in a somewhat different manner than other classes, but they achieved their aims. They leave a rich heritage to be lived up to. Knowing the caliber of New Lexington students this will be surpassed by future Senior Classes. k mk! ' , f - ■. . i'? ■ ■ ■■• g -at?: , jr 1| ,. - -'• %€: I ?J r I very Simple, The Best Buy In Town, And Here’s How To Unwrap It— Carefully By New Lex Seniors WMli—I III Bin iMulilllli ii «= 145 Your Clothes' Closest Friend CITY DRY-CLEANERS South Main Street Jeffers Sells For Less New Lexington 342-2457 JEFFERS FORD INC. 550 W. Broadway BDP COMPANY 342-3521 Division of Carrier Corporation Chute-Wiley Funeral Home Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Day And Night 342-1273 .........................................................Austin J. Wiley, Director DOHERTY'S DINNER BELL Pizza Drive In Inside Seating Or Carry Out 401 Mill Street New Lexington, Ohio 342-2081 342-4285 JOHN'S UNION 76 Mechanical Work Tire Sales And Service Oil Change and Grease Jobs Junction City, 987-2011 JUNCTION CITY BANKING COMPANY Junction City. Ohio 987-3051 I « ?“ (£. METZGER INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service 113 North Main St. New Lexington 342-1953 LAMB'S CLEANING VILLAGE Professional Cleaning Coin-Laundry Car Wash 148 West Broadway 342-1064 HILL'S KEY MARKET Custom Butchering Locker's for rent - we kill on your farm -Cut Freezer Wrapped- We sell meat by quarters or sides for your freezer. Serving Ohio People Since 1912 110 South Main St. New Lexington, Ohio 43764 RAY’S BODY SHOP CITY LOAN SAVINGS 342-1991 342-1550 Pleasant St. New Lexington ?C a I irwr Ml set $ c o� VSlti'cONTWX DATA CORPOKATION CHENEY TIRE SERVICE Phone 342-3586 700 North Main St. New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Wheel Alignment - Balancing -Shocks - Batteries MICHEL'nQ Windshield Installations Two Good Places to Eat: Here, and at Home Banquet and Party Rooms Available For Reservations Call 743-1394 148 The Newlon-Foraker Company Plymouth-Dodge-Chrysler-Imperial Goodyear Tires Main Street............. 342-1979 New Lexington What’s your game . . . LINDEN SPORTS CENTER, INC 1127 West Main St. Zanesville, Ohio and 269 Front St. Malta, Ohio BURD’S FLOWER GIFT SHOP, CONSERVATORY GREENHOUSE All at One Location A Nice Place to Shop Burd’s are professional Florists, having served the New Lexington area for 25 years and specializing in flowers for every occasion. 420 Swigart Street New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone 342-3354 — THE BEAUTY HUT Owner................................Mabel Finley Operators..............................Kay Agresti Betty Groshong Donna Leckrone Brown Street......................342-3684 WALKER SHOE STORE Red Ball Rubber Footwear Shoe Repair 743-1338 Somerset. Ohio FRAME’S I.G.A. Crooksville .............................982-2971 Roseville................................697-7003 Two Miles South Of Crooksville on Rt. 93 Reichhold Chemicals Inc. Singer and Radio Shack Dealer Locust 9-4175 P.O. Box 86 Bremen. Ohio NEW LEXINGTON SEWING CENTER 104 S. Main Ph. 342-3782 New Lexington, Ohio 150 mccarty tv RCA XL100 Colortrak Ridge Avenue Grandview Heights 342-1000 New Lexington........................Ohio TRIONA AUTOMOTIVE CO. 212 S. Main 342-3821 ...................New Lexington Quality Parts Competitive Prices ROSEVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Division of First Federal Savings Loan Association, Zanesville, Ohio Roseville...........................697-7352 Zanesville..........................453-0606 READY-MIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS. INC. Mechanic St.....................New Lexington Amos Sims Concrete Driveways are Best 342-1948 Authorized Rock of Ages” Dealer GREGORY MONUMENT CO. School Avenue New Lexington 342-1623 DR. ROBERT L. YEARDLEY Optometrist 123 Mill St. New Lexington. Ohio Phone 342-2234 151 SUBURBAN RESTAURANT Mill St. New Lexington. Ohio 342-3419 Meeting Room Weddings Banquets Catering Sunday Buffet Carry-Out Window 250 People 6:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. R GMC TRUCK COACH GEME AL MOTORS COnPORATON Thomas Drumm Owner AMC Jeep TOM DRUMM MOTORS, INC. 702 West Broadway New Lexington, Ohio 43764 A AMC Phone 342—3486 COZAD'S DAIRY MART 6 - Mile Turn Ice Cream. Pizza, Sandwiches and Specialties 342-3349 UNDERWOOD S INC. Hardware - Furniture - Appliances Frigidaire Lawnboy - Toro - Cub Cadet on the square - Somerset 152 RICHARD N. SAYRE INSURANCE AGENCY THOMPSON Bob — Jim — Steve INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE New Lexington Compliments of: DR. LAWRENCE E. NASH DR. T. J. EDWARDS 257 E. Jefferson St. New Lexington, Ohio 543 Mill Street New Lexington 342-1553 PERRY DISTRIBUTING Broadway New Lexington 342-1972 VAN HORN MOTOR SALES INC. Bobcat - Capri - Monarch Cougar Comet - Mercury 342-3215 228 W. Broadway.............New Lexington We Do Appreciate Your Business OGDEN INSURANCE 153 OLO«MO� U.« McKnight Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 116 E. Brown Street • New Lexington. Ohio Harold McKnight. Pres. Phone: (614) 342-4111 Main St For the best in fresh meats And vegetables Shop SIEMER'S MAIN ST. MARKET 121 Main Street New Lexington 342-1574 WALTERS 5C To $1.00 Store Dealer For Wilson Sporting Goods New Lexington STAR ENGINEERING INC. New Lexington, Ohio 43764 614-342-3514 Engineers, Designers and Manufacturers Of: Custom Machinery • Vibrating Screens Hydraulic Machinery • Materials Handling Equipment • Fabricated Structural Steel PLAISTED INSURANCE AGENCY Robert E. Plaisted Mary L. Plaisted, D.B.A. 102 S. Main St. New Lexington SHEERAN DRUG COMPANY 106 N. Main New Lexington NATIONAL BANK New Lexington. Ohio See Us For All Your Banking Needs Member of F.D.I.C. and Federal System Phone 342-3564 342-1975 Main St. DICK'S MEAT PACKING PLANT Quality Meats Retail or for your freezer HOME STORE Everything in clothing Rt. 37 East 342-4150 Peabody 101 Main St. New Lexington Coal Company Sunnyhill Mine An Equal Opportunity Employer New Lexington J D TIRE SUPPLY McBEE JEWELRY New Lexington 342-3287 Main St. New Lexington 342-4126 NEW LEX BUILDERS SUPPLY HARDWARE 342-2006 118 S. Main St. New Lex Professional Patron HOWDYSHELL AND DODD Somerset Cut Stone Build With Native Ohio Stone SOMERSET CUT STONE INC. 3 Miles North of Somerset. Ohio - Rt. 13 See Diamonds Saw and Hydra-Splitter In Operation Perry County Marble On Display Sawed Split Rubble • Park Benches Steps • Mantles Hearths • Planters • Fireplaces • Sills • Patios • Retaining Walls • Chimneys Hewn Timbers - Barn Boards - R. R. Ties Unusual Rock Garden Stone - Wheels Stone For Complete Homes Phone (614) 743-1318 BOB’S APPLIANCES Maytag-Amana, Whirlpool. Gibson Appliances 125 N. Main St. 342-2432 ...................New Lexington JOE'S AUTO PARTS. INC. Jobbers of Auto Parts, Supplies And Equipment 511 North Main St. New Lexington 342-1067 157 BAKER TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE Royal Typewriters, Portables New and Used Office Toshiba Calculators 124 S. Columbus St. Lancaster, Ohio 43130 653-4531 FIRST BREMEN BANK Full Service Bank Member of F.D.I.C. 569-4168 569-4169 Snider-Flautt Lumber, Inc. •SNIDER-FLAUTT LUMBER “Everything In Building 342-1963 109-219 W. Jefferson St. New Lexington 1876 Insurance at Cost 1976 NEW LEX AUTO PARTS PERRY COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. West Broadway Somerset, Ohio 43783 Ph. 743-1122 New Lexington 342-2646 158 HIGBI IE MANUFAC1 I HIGBIE MANUFACTURING CO. New Lexington, Ohio Compliments of STENSON MOTORS 562 Mill St. 342-3532 ANDERSON'S HARDWARE Plumbing. Heating, Pump Repair West Main Street Junction City, Ohio 43748 987-2191 159 LAMPLIGHTER Legal Beverages 121 North Main New Lexington LEMPCOIND, INC. Metal Division South Main Street It’s the real thing. Coke. THE ZANESVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 7th Harvey Streets Zanesville, Ohio 43701 New Lexington, Ohio Phone 342-1941 43764 CLOSSMAN HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS School Varsity Jackets Since 1876 Zanesville 452-5478 Serving the public for over 100 years. THE HERENDEEN CLINIC Dr. R. E. Herendeen.Dr. A. G. Cruz 160 Roberts Funeral Home 304 Mill Street New Lexington William H. Roberts. Jr 342-1951 Black’s Flower And Gift Shoppe Free Delivery County Wide With Minimal Order Flowers For All Occasions At Prices That Please Complete Gift Service - Corsages For All Occasions Beautiful Funeral Flowers - Teleflora Service Ronny Alpha Black - New Lex. Alumni “WE SPECIALIZE IN COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICE (including all details at the church until the bride goes down the aisle) AT REASONABLE PRICES . W. Main St., Somerset, 743-2383 S. Main St., Thornville, 246-5353 161 Willison Motor Co. Pontiac Buick Cadillac 305 West Broadway New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone (614) 342-1902 BUICK IS7 CADILLAC USED CARS Mfeon tFlotor to. inc. DOUG'S GET A WAY HUDDLE AUTO PARTS. INC. Beer and Liquor Music As Advertised 128 North Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Hrs. 6 p.m. - 2:30 a.m. 342-1949 7 days a week Open 6 days a week 8 to 5 EQUITABLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION New Lexington....................................................................................342-4103 162 FAIR DEAL USED CARS 342-1407 515 West Broadway New Lexington KINGS SERVICE STATION Sohio Products Broadway and Somerset Road New Lexington 324-3345 THE RUSH CREEK CLAY COMPANY Junction City 987-3021 SAKAS, INC. P.O. Box 158 Somerset, Ohio SAY MAXVILLE STONE COMPANY All Grades of Crushed Limestone Agricultural Lime Ag. Lime - Hauled £• Spread 9 miles south of Junction City State Route 668 Phone: 385-2568 163 Hazelton Son's SOHIO SERVICE STATION At 6-Mile Turn Groceries Picnic Supplies Gas - Oil - Tires Cast Stones Products Notions PANTHER DRIVE-IN 600 South Main New Lexington 342-3314 Good food - Fast service KINCAID’S DEPARTMENT STORE Nationally Known Brand Name Clothing For The Entire Family. Armstrong Vinyl Flooring - Mohawk Carpeting - expert installation. Steam Carpet Cleaning Ph. 982-4982 Main St..............................Crooksville Compliments of CLOUSE CLINIC Somerset. Ohio CLARKS I.G.A. Depend On Mr. I.G.A. For Everyday Food Values 743-1352 Junction City GRANVILLE GATEWOOD STUDIOS 107 Brown Street. New Lexington, Ohio m WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. Ill WALSWORTH M.rceline. Mo.. (J.S.A.