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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

Debbie Hillis - Editor nette Sullivan - Asst. Ed. pril Hammer - Bus. Mgr. ohn Neff - Advisor 1980 LEXINGTONIAN New Lexington High School New Lexington, Ohio Volume XLVII Table of Contents Theme .......................................... Page 3 Dedication ..................................... Page 8 Seniors ........................................ Page 11 Underclassmen .................................. Page 33 Faculty and Adminstration ...................... Page 53 Sports ......................................... Page 61 Activities ..................................... Page 83 Advertisements ................................. Page 119 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Some say love it is a river That drowns the tender reed. Some say love it is a razor That leaves your soul to bleed. Some say love it is a hunger An endless aching need, I say love it is a flower And you its only seed. 4 THEME It's the heart afraid of breaking That never learns to dance. It's the dream afraid of waking That never takes a chance. It's the one who won't be taken Who cannot seem to give. And the soul afraid of dying That never learns to live. ONE THEME 5 Gre; When the night has been too lonely And the road has been too long, And you think that love is only For the lucky and the strong. Just remember in the winter Far beneath the bitter snows. Lies the seed that with the sun's love In the spring, becomes . . . Dedication Best wishes to Mrs. Natalie VanAtta upon her retirement. Mrs. VanAtta has served as music teacher and librarian at New Lexington High School. She is associated with the First United Methodist Church as choir director and organist. Mrs. VanAtta has contributed much of her time and talent to the education and enjoyment of the students of Mount Aloysius. Her hobbies are music, playing bridge, and gourmet cooking. Mrs. Natalie VanAtta Winding up the job Xt qK .Vk W The party 8 DEDICATION Thank you Now- I wonder David Lee Folk David Lee Folk, Agriculture teacher and F.F.A. advisor, has contributed much to the youth and adults of Perry County. He has been involved in many civic, recreational, and agricultural activities. Lee, as he is better known, is always ready and willing to help his fellowman. He has an outstanding career record with the Future Farmers of America and their alumni. He has received many awards for contributions to the association. He recently received the Honorary American Farmer degree at the 1979 National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. He is pictured here enjoying many of his hobbies. DEDICATION 9 This Is Grade One ■� i s • : « Grade Three College Grad High School Grad A Happy Marriage Your Boyhood days 10 DEDICATION Seniors Senior Banquet Yes, we know it's spelled wrong Every senior should hear a John Neff lecture Starting a new tradition, the senior class was honored at the Senior Banquet. Mr. Neff was guest speaker with the class officers giving other speeches. The class last Will and Testament was given out and the prophecy winners were recognized and received a certificate. This evening created much enjoyment and happy memories for the graduates. 12 SENIOR BANQUET Senior Class Clowns: Jim Hutmire and April Hammer Class Prophecies Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Blue and White Class Motto: To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Shyest: Jim Albright and Phillis Allen Most Talented: Rose Shiplett and Steve Shaner Most Intelligent: Jeff Lybarger and Sharon Klinger PROPHECIES 13 14 PROPHECIES Most Likely to Succeed: Jo Sue Raso and Jeff Lybarger Most Talkative: April Hammer and Troy Hammond Not Pictured: Most Feminine - Leasa Wright, Most Masculine - Joe Mattis Neatest Eyes: Sue Ayers and Danny Wollenberg PROPHECIES 15 The Class of 1980 as Sophomores chose their class flower which was the white rose, their class colors which were blue and white, and their class motto which was lost. The group also sold Christmas wrapping paper for our contribution to the prom. Junior year the class sold magazines to raise money for the prom. The theme for the prom was the Long and Winding Road , which was very successful. The year we were all waiting for finally came. As seniors, we selected our new class motto which was To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Some members of the class got together and bought Little Genny shirts and our Senior T-Shirts. The class sold M M's to raise money to start two new traditions: The girls to carry class flower at graduation and the Senior Banquet. The class voted on prophecies and wrote their last will and testament. As entertainment, the class went to King's Island Amusement Park as an ending to our high school days. 16 SENIORS Class of 1980 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Debbie Hillis Vice President Scott Stalter Secretary April Hammer Treasurer Mary Able SENIORS 17 Look at that form! Susanne Ayers Brian Baker Chris Bender Scott Berry Robby Baker 18 SENIORS David Bowen Teresa Boyle Teresa Brown SENIORS 19 Trixie Brown Basketball Queen and Attendants Linda Carney Jean Chute Phyllis Clark Teresa Clark Tim Clark Smile! You're on Candid Camera! 20 SENIORS Our high school days we will remember all our life and it is the friends we make that builds a period that is special in our life, whether we are dreaming of things to come, leaning against the heaters, or just outside loafing — then these are important days. Kim Crook Cheryl Deitrick Wendy Dickerson SENIORS 21 Senior spirit 22 SENIORS Marie Fiore Rich Fisher Shines right through Sue Grigsby April Hammer Cathy Grant SENIORS 23 Memories Mike Hanson Michele Hankinson Troy Hammond Patti Hatem Debbie Hillis Scott and Michele pose for a picture. Kathy Hinkle Stephanie Hoover 24 SENIORS To live by M Jeff Hogue Jim Hutmire Larry Isham Tim Jackson Trixie, Mom Dad Martha King SENIORS 25 Nobody does Darwin Kinney Sharon Klingler Joyce Leroy Monica Lollo Jeannie Lanier Jeff Lybarger Toby Martindale Jay McCall Richard McCauley 26 SFNIORS It better Linda O'Farrell Ed O'Nail I0B0DY WES IT BETTER! Jeff Owen Rebecca Pappas SENIORS 27 What? Me worry? Tania Renick Ronald Rockwell Tina Penrod Mike Poling 28 SENIORS Joyce Saxton Dan Self The thinker Scott Stalter Sherry Stallings Christine Starner Richard Steele Carlyn Stoltz 30 SENIORS Janie Van Matre Jay Whitehead Ezekiel Wolfe SENIORS 31 Seniors not pictured: Barney Barnhart, Denise Bryant, Lloyd Cutright, Brian Danison, David Deavers, Tammy Dixon, Debra Farsh, Jeff Grover, Lori Groves, Dala Guisinger, Debbie Hartman, Ron Henry, Roger Hinkle, John Johnson, Lori Kilbarger, Kathy King, Bruce Kirkey, Doreen Lyons, Joe Mattis, Robin Nance, Mark Robinson, Bill Roush, Mary Rutter, Sam Sheumaker, Keith Shreves, David Smith, Ken Teter, Harley Weidner, Sheri Wollenberg, Bob Wright. 32 SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN 33 Juniors Full speed ahead The junior class started out the year with the traditional magazine sell to raise money for this years prom. They went on to sell panther bumper stickers and to have a car wash to raise some extra money, so the prom could be something special this year. The theme the juniors picked this year for the prom is Starry, Starry Night and the after prom will be held at Fiores. For Spirit week, the juniors had the cafeteria walls to decorate and sponsored a Country and Western dress up day, which went over very well. JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS President Bob Denny Vice President Jody Bowen Secretary Joyce Jackson Treasurer Glenna Spohn Todd Agriesti Bev Allen Debbie Allen Dianna Auker Lori Bateson Amy Beck Tammy Boley Jody Bowen Larry Brenot Bill Brown 34 JUNIORS Todd Brown Liz Bruno Roy Campbell Kent Cannon David Carney Michele Carney Mike Carney Craig Carpenter Chip Childers Kris Chute Anna Combs Mark Compston Teresa Conrad Ted Craig Stephanie Cruz Kim Davisson Roy Dawson Bob Denny Erica Diezman Ted Dixon Rick Dumolt Tom Edwards Don Ellis Pam Ervin Lisa Ferguson JUNIORS 35 Mike Ferguson Debbie Finck Gail Finck Gerry Gable Todd's first love. Joyce Gibbon Kevin Gillette Jim Gilligan Scott Glass Dave Gordon Susan Griggs Todd Grimmitt Curt Guisinger Danny Hammond Lori Hammond Steve Hammond Tina Hammond Mike Hankinson Julie Harley Sharon Harris 36 JUNIORS Bill Hatem Linda Hazlett Joe Helwig Jane Hewitt Lisa Hewitt Christy Hill Lisa Hogue Bob Hollingshead Ed Hollingshead Josie Hooper Mark Householder Joyce Jackson Debbie Johnson Teresa Jones Jeff June Joe King Jody King Milfred Kinney Hugh Kinsel Larry Klinger Lorie Lacey Annette Lones Debbie McLain Jerry McCall Sheri McCune JUNIORS 37 Kelly Miller Matt Mooney Marty Mooney Linda Morgan Laura Morris Dena Nelson Liz Nelson Lisa Newlon Paula Nutter Dianna Palmer Chuck Penn Danette Poling Patty Potter Mary Price Richard Purvis Hope Renick 38 JUNIORS Pete Richards Mike Robinson Vicki Rockwell Rick Rudd Flora Saffell Kenny Seals Jeff Sherrick John Shiplett Kim Shreves Brad Shriner Bruce Shipley Jeff Shumaker Barbie Sidwell Kenny Smith john JUNIORS 39 Mary Spires Kathy Starner Lisa Stemen I wish they'd sit down. Mark Stickdorn Gary Stoltz Jim Summers Jim Theisen Jane Tracey Cathy Tracey Marie Vigue Joyce Waite Judy Walters 40 JUNIORS Scott Williams Mariam Wolfe Lisa gives us a lesson in glue pouring. Kevin Wood Rick Wyer Bummed. JUNIORS 41 Sophomores Added enthusiasm The Sophomore Class of 1979-1980 is one of the largest classes to enter New Lexington Sr. High. There are 196 students in this class. The Sophomores started the year off by ordering their class rings from Jostens. This was their first big step towards becoming a true part of the Senior High. The main fund raising project for the Sophomore Class was the selling of Christmas and All Occasion wrapping paper. This project was a big success and the money will be put towards next years' prom. For Spirit Week the Sophomore Class took great pride in sponsoring their own dress up day to show their spirit. They chose to have Crazy Hat, Sock and Lollipop day. They also had the back hall of the school to decorate any way they wanted and they done a great job. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Shelly Stalter Vice President Cindy Sullivan Secretary Kelly Mooney Treasurer Denise Fankhauser 42 SOPHOMORES Matt Able Lorene Abram Jim Albanese Marcy Albertine Darlene Allen Phil Allen Craig Anderson Theresa Anderson Dewey Belcher Patty Bernard Cory Benjamin David Berry Brent Blosser Brian Blosser Cary Boley Roger Bolyard Shawn Boyle Brian Braglin Debbie Brown Candy Buck Pat Burkhart David Bush Lisa Butcher Gracie Campbell Jim Campbell SOPHOMORES 43 Jennifer Chappelear Bob Childers Rick Chuvalas Candy Cinquepalmi John Cinquepalmi Traci Cinquepalmi Annette Cline Andrea Clowers Joyce Cox David Craig Debbie Crosby Leslie Cutright Mike Davisson Mike Davis Tracey Decot 44 SOPHOMORES Carolyn Deitrick Fred Deavers Charlene Elekes Tomma Ellis John Ervin ALBIE PARENTS Tina Evans Scott Ferguson Bill Filkins Carol Finck John Finck Cindy Folk Tonoa Forgraves Rose Franke John Frazier Mitch Carey Allen Gatwood Lynda Gibbon Susan Goodfellow Mick Grotegeer SOPHOMORES 45 Sophomores hard at work. Jim Harley Jeff Haynes David Hicks Kerry Hill Tom Hinkle Cindy Hogue Lee Hollingshead Aldonna Holman Lisa Howdyshell Lonnie Hull Mike Hutchinson Tina Jackson Jennifer James Tim Johnson Tammy Jones 46 SOPHOMORES Lisa Kilbarger Lynn King Mary King Eddie Kinsel Rex Knipe John Kochensparger Keith Kokensparger Sherry Koontz Deanna Kunkler Patricia Kunkler Paul Kunkler Susan Kunkler Randy Lacey Diana Leckrone Brenda Lemaster Charles Mayfield Kim McCaig SOPHOMORES 47 Marla McGee Janet McGonagle Jackie McMillan Danny Miller Dean Miller Richard Miller Linda Mohler Joan Mooney Cindy Moore But mom said I could. Dawn Moore Doug Moore Randy Mooris Ruth Morris Luann Murray Sondra Myer Michele Nash Lori Nelson Tammy Newlon Julie Newman 48 SOPHOMORES Dana Parker David Paxton Craig Penn Debbie Pennington Brian Penrod 1 Kim Penrod Susan Pingle Dana Poling Tom Price Vickie Price Connie Proxy Vickey Ramey Keith Randolph Mary Lee Raso Tony Reichley Lonesome Lockers Denise Roberts Cathy Robinson SOPHOMORES 49 Ruby Rutter Steve Rutter Chip Ryan Gail Seals Susan Sheppard Kurt Shreves Mark Sidwell Mike Sigler Bob Skillman Kay Smith Mary Ann Smith Lisa Snider Tammy Snider Karen Sorrell Kim Spangler Nancy Stallings Russel Starner Let me see. What should I wear today? 50 SOPHOMORES Rob Stenson Lisa Strohl Ride'em, Cowboy! Tracy Tackett Jackie Taylor Christy Thompson Shelly Thompson Teresa Thompson Valerie Toliver William Valentine Charles Van Matre Jeff Van Ness Kamala Voris Julie Waite Marci Westfall Dianna Westfall Harold Wickham Lisa Williams Jeff Willison Randy Willison SOPHOMORES 51 Ann Wilson Ted Wiseman Julie Whaley I don't believe it! 52 SOPHOMORES Taking a break from gossip But Goodrich doesn't have a blimp. Say hey, baby. Come check this out. Dan Wolfe Alan Wollenberg Administration Board of Education Dave Harley, Joe Huffman, Mrs. Nancy Underwood, William Mooney, Richard Willison Dr. Clete Bulach Superintendent Dr. Victor Cardenzana Assistance Superintendent 54 ADMINISTRATION Nyal Berry Treasurer Mrs. Mitzi Coodfellow Assistance Treasurer ADMINISTRATION 55 High School Administration Faculty Mr. James Leckrone-Assistant Principal Mrs. Beth Householder-Secretary Mr. James Summers-Principal 56 FACULTY Friday at last! Mr. John Neff Science Mrs. Molly Jewitt Career Ed. FACULTY 57 Miss Kay Black, Business Mr. Joe Winnenberg, English Mr. Richard Bowman Math Mrs. Bernie Winegardner Home Ec. Mr. Jay Householder, Government Miss Carma J. Raush French, Senior English Mr. Guy Summanen American History 58 FACULTY Mr. Mike Halaiko, Industrial Arts Mr. Gene Mentzer, Science FACULTY 59 Mr. Charles Diezman, Art Mrs. Joyce Thompson, Home Economics Mr. Larry Saffell, Driver Education Mrs. Helen Tague, Nurse Mr. Richard Hanby, Band Mr. David Blauser, Vo. Ag Miss Jenny Young, Spanish 60 FACULTY Varsity Cheerleaders Debbie Johnson Lori Bateson Trixie Brown Lisa Ferguson Lisa Stemen Patti FJatem The Orange Crush Gang 62 CHEERLEADERS Trixie, Debbie Deb, Lisa Lori, Lisa Reserve Cheerleaders Susan Goodfellow Shelly Thompson Kelly Roush Lisa Kilbarger Denise Fankhauser Lisa Snider Varsity and Reserve squads attended Nation-wide camp in Bluffton, Ohio. The Varsity received two Superior blue ribbons and won the plaque evaluation for the most outstanding squad. The Reserves won one red Excellent ribbon and one Superior blue ribbon. They also received a special ribbon in the talent contest. After many long hours of practice, both squads showed outstanding performance in both the football and basketball seasons. They boosted the teams in many ways other than cheering. Making signs, cookies, and the spot-lighted pep rallys succeeded in successful seasons. SPIRIT!! CHEERLEADERS 63 Wrestling New sport at NLHS Row 1. John Johnson, Mike Hutchinson, Danny Wollenberg, Mike Davisson, Randy Morris Row 2. Coach Halaiko, Larry Brenot, Jerry McCall, Mark Sidwell, Rodger Rose, Shawn Boyle. This year saw a new activity introduced into the New Lexington Sports Program. Wrestling, Under Coach Mike Halaiko attracted much attention. A large turnout was soon narrowed to a few tough, hardy people. This group had a very successful season in their beginning year. Next year looks very Promising as only two members will be lost by graduation. Senior Wrestler Danny Wollenberg Senior Wrestler John Johnson 64 WRESTLING Team Huddle The Attack Position A Team Effort WEIGHT CLASSES 98 lbs. Randy Morris 105 lbs. 112 lbs. 119 lbs. 126 lbs. Mike Davisson 132 lbs. Dan Wollenberg 145 lbs. John Johnson 145 lbs. Mike Hutchinson 155 lbs. Larry Brenot 155 lbs. Jerry McCall 167 lbs. Mark Sidwell 175 lbs. 185 lbs. Roger Rose HVY. WGHT. Shawn Boyle WRESTLING 65 The Reverse Cradle Football Row 1 - Chuck Penn, Gerry Gable, Bob Wright, Bill Tracey, Brian Danison, Kevin Compston, Mike Robinson, Row 2 - Scott Williams, Rick Hooper, Roy Dawson, Tom Edwards, Richard Dumolt, Brian Middaugh, Todd Brown, Chip Childers, Row 3 - Doug Moore, Mick Grotegear, Scott Ferguson, Tom Hinkle, Tom Spohn, Chip Ryan, Randy Willison, Shawn Boyle, Row 4 - Craig Carpenter, Mike Davisson, Matt Able, Richard Miller, Rick Chuvalas, John Finck. Row 5 - Mark Compston, Coach Seger, Coach Cassasanta, Coach Winnenberg, Head Coach Summanen. The New Lexington Varsity Football teams started out great by winning the first 2 games of the season. Then came the game that was to tell everything - New Lex Maysville. The tension was high and the boys played hard, but there always has to be a loser and we were defeated. The Maysville game lowered their spirits some, but not for long. The boys New Lex SCORES Opponent bounced right back and on Oct. 19th we 14 Logan 6 defeated Sheridan. Sheridan was the most 19 West M. 12 important game of the year to them, especially 14 Maysville 33 since Sheridan sent the four captains and all 14 Riverview 41 the coaches letters concerning the game. They 0 John Glenn 21 also made cardboard tomb stones and placed 7 Tri-Valley 27 them on the porches of the Captains and 12 Philo 10 Coaches. The season ended with 4-6 record. 21 Sheridan 8 7 Crooksville 27 12 Morgan 41 66 FOOTBALL Varsity Senior Kevin Compston Seniors Senior Bill Tracey Varsity Varsity Seniors Senior Brian Danison Seniors Senior Bob Wright FOOTBALL 67 Varsity Volleyball Front Row - Tina Hammond, Lori Bateson, Trixie Brown, Kay Smith, Tricia Wollenberg. Back Row -Lorie Lacey, Marty Mooney, Cindy Sullivan, Mary Able, Annette Sullivan, Sue Grigsby, Coach Jenny Young. 68 VOLLEYBALL Reserve Volleyball Row 1 - Joanie Mooney, Mary Lee Raso, Shelly Thompson, Tammy Newlon, Row 2 - Tricia Kunlcler, Kelly Mooney, Coach Kathy Young, Jennifer Chappelear, Marla McGee Miller RECORD W West M. L Licking Valley L Sheridan W Bishop Ready L Philo w John Glenn W Morgan w Fairfield Union W Trimble w Tri Valley L Miller w Zanesville W Eastern w Riverview L ‘Alexander w Crooksville W ‘Nelsonville- York w Maysville W ‘Sheridan L ‘Sectionals The Lady Panthers turned in a successful 14-6 overall record this season. Their regular season record earned them second place in the M.V.L. New Lexington will have to fill in four starting positions due to the loss of seniors Mary Able, Trixie Brown, Sue Grigsby, and Annette Sullivan. VOLLEYBALL 69 Basketball Row 1 - Rick Chuvalas, Brian Middaugh, Matt Mooney, Craig Carpenter, John Able. Row 2 - Coach Bowman, Scott Williams, Bill Hatem, Scott Stalter, Todd Brown, Ken Smith, Manager Steve Shaner Boys Varsity At the beginning of the season the boys had a little trouble adjusting to one another. They soon came out of that and played together very well. Their record was 10-11, but every game they lost was very close. These boys gave everything they had, the best example of this was when they played Tri-Valley for the second time. During the first half of that game, the team played the best they played all season. Of course you can't talk about the team without telling about the second game they had with Sheridan. This game was probably the most exciting one of the year. New Lex won 52-51. 70 BASKETBALL Basketball Row 1 - Matt Able, David Bush, Randy Willison, Richard Miller, Chip Ryan. Row 2 - Coach Maxwell, Jim Albanese, Alan Wollenberg, Jeff Haynes, Jim Harley, Manager Steve Shaner. s A VARSITY SCORES NL Opp. NL Opp. 52 Philo 59 76 Philo 64 56 Morgan 53 43 Morgan 50 52 John Glenn 58 51 John Glenn 50 58 Tri Valley 65 52 Tri Valley 72 46 Riverview 45 43 Riverview 50 48 Newark Cath. 42 52 Crooksville 49 57 Crooksville 55 54 Maysville 71 58 Maysville 75 48 West M. 50 ■65 West M. 48 52 Sheridan 51 59 Sheridan 68 Sectionals 48 Heath 50 50 Nelsonville 68 David shoots from charity line. Alby two. shoots for BASKETBALL 71 P2 + K2+ M6+ SL = Victory Sectional Champs Row 1 - Marie Vigue, Marty Mooney, Mary Able, Lorie Lacey, Tricia Wollenberg, Row 2 - Coach Cassasanta, Tricia Kunkler, Marla McGee, Shelly Stalter, Kelly Mooney, Kay Smith SCORES NL Opp. NL Opp. 50 Maysville 37 49 Sheridan 67 47 West M. 61 45 Philo 57 £ 40 Sheridan 46 43 Morgan 34 A 53 Philo 52 34 John Glenn 40 43 Morgan 35 34 Tri-Valley 53 34 John Glenn 48 40 Riverview 50 30 Rockford 36 59 Crooksville 40 65 Millersport 58 63 •Belpre 54 rP- Tri-Valley 48 63 •Meigs 46 51 Riverview 57 68 •Sheridan 55 45 Crooksville 38 47 ••Ironton 75 47 Maysville 36 •Sectionals 55 West M. 51 Districts' 72 BASKETBALL Reserve Girls Front - Coach Winnenberg. Left to Right - Tomma Ellis, Susan Kunkler, Marla McGee, Julie Newman, Michele Nash, Cindy Sullivan, Janie Hammer, Linda Mohler, Deanna Kunkler, Tammy Jones, Sondra Myer The 1979-80 Girls Varsity Basketball team had very successful season. Their overall record was 12-12, winning the Athens sectionals. The team was coached by Mike Cassasanta and captained by Mary Able, the only senior on the team. BASKETBALL 73 Baseball Row 1 - Jim Albanese, Todd Brown, Rick Chuvalas, Bill Tracey, Dan Wollenberg, Alan Wollenberg. Row 2 - Manager Todd Grimmett, Scott Williams, Kent Cannon, Brian Middaugh, Brian Danison, Scott Stalter, Coach Ken Stalter. Senior Dan Wollenberg Senior Scott Stalter Senior Bill Tracey 74 BASEBALL Tennis John Johnson, Jody Bowen, Ken Teter, Joanie Mooney, Hugh Kinsel, Marty Mooney, Scott Ferguson, Coach Jenny O'Hare Bjorn Johnson Hail Wilson! Teets concentrates The tennis team, coached by Jenny O'Hare, had a fine season. The still-quite-young sport had it's third year at NLHS. It's popularity grows here as fast as it's newly found world popularity. Jody Austin TENNIS 75 Softball Row 1 - Coach Brehm, Roxanne Swick, Jeanie Gall, Annette Sullivan, Cindy Sullivan, Pam Metzger, Kim McMillan, Row 2 - Josie Hooper, Sherie McCune, Lorie Lacey, Tricia Kunkler, Michele Carney, Judy Walters, Kim Davisson, Mindy Smeltzer. Senior Roxanne Swick Senior Annette Sullivan Senior Jeanie Gall 76 SOFTBALL The first-year Softball Team had a disappointing regular season but came on during post season play to win their sectional. New Lex then suffered a 6-3 loss to Waverly in the District finals at Athens. The Lady Panthers gained a lot of experience this year and hope to have 11 players return next season. SJSL SOFTBALL 77 Boys' Track Row 1 - Bob Skillman, Gerry Gable, Shawn Boyle, Kevin Gillette, Row 2 - Coach Good, Mark Compston, Mike Gillette, Matt Able, Doug Moore, John Able, Row 3 - Mike Hutchinson, Richard Miller, Randy Willison, Mike Robinson Girls' Track Row 1 - Lynda Gibbon, Lori Bateson, Marie Vigue, Amy Beck. Row 2 - Paula Nutter, Chris Bulach, Christy Thompson, Cindy Hogue. 78 TRACK Cindy running the 100 Mike finishing the mile What an Able! Matt in the pole vault The Lurch flop The agony of da feet Marie and Chris run the mile Jack be nimble . . . TRACK 79 fee N_J iL � j = 7 LS hJSTON SCiJC OL ® II Mike Gillette - Cross Country Special Awards Basketball - Craig Carpenter, Todd Brown, Rick Chuvalas, Scott Stalter Volleyball - Trixie Brown, Sue Grigsby, Annette Sullivan, Lorie Lacey In Sports Wrestling - Dan Wollenberg and John Johnson Basketball - Kay Smith, Marty Mooney, Lorie Lacey Matt Mooney - Golf SPORT AWARDS 81 C.C.M.V.P. SitCfy; Sports )S CflllkTDv John Able receives Mr. Hustle award from last years winner, Dave Snider C«0SS COUNT, vousr, - ' A 'i UHINTRY CHOHMIIS GOLF Varsity Cheerleaders at Fall Sports Banquet Cass presents basketball award Football: Brian Danison Trixie Brown, Best Setter Award Banquets 82 SPORTS BANQUETS Best Foul Shooter: Todd Brown Aw, Gee Thanks ACTIVITIES 83 Football Homecoming Mary Coffman Senior Attendant Rebecca Pappas Senior Attendant Mary Able 1979-80 Homecoming Queen The 1979-80 Football Homecoming proved to be very successful. Student Council chose the theme The Main Event, in which to decorate the queen's float and the dance. The dance, with music by Razzle, was held at the high school cafeteria. Annette tones Junior Attendant Marcey Albertine Sophomore Attendant 84 HOMECOMING Basketball Homecoming Rose Shiplett 1979-80 Basketball Homecoming Queen Senior Attendant Carl a Middaugh Queen Rose Shiplett Senior Attendant April Hammer As a new tradition. Student Council sponsored a Basketball Homecoming. Senior Attendants and Queen was chosen for this event. Rose Shiplett was crowned queen by Mary Able. The dance, featuring the stage band, provided a romantic Valentines evening. HOMECOMING 85 Marching Band Row 1 - Nancv Spurgus, Stephanie Cruz, Row 2 - Erica Diezman, John Allen, Carl Bailey, Rick Dearing, Ed Kinsel, Tina Bowen, Debbie Crosby, Jody Bowen. Row 3 - Kelly Miller, Rose Shiplett, Marie Vigue, Scott Berry, Amy Poling, Thea Abram, Sue Sheeran, Chris Beck, Vicky Rockwell, Lisa Newlon, Mincy Schmelzer. Row 4 - Molly Wollenberg, Steve Saxton, David Smith, Todd Cheney, John Bowman, Jeff Lybarger, Michele Hankinson, Kim Saxton, Cindy Hinkle, Maragaret Christy, Andrea Clowers. Row 5 - Kelly Saxton, Fred Strohl, Kim Carney, Cindy Sullivan, David Paxton, Doug Richmond, Leslie Cutright, Lisa Strohl, Shelly Stalter, Ken Teter, Joyce LeRoy, Kevin Wood, Kim Davisson. Row 6 - Barbie Sidwell, Mark Bender, Dwayne King, Todd Grimmett, Hugh Kinsel, Pete Richards, David Dickerson, Julie Harley, Maria Fiore, John Rose, Chris Woltz, Steve Shaner, Anne Rambo Majorettes Band Officers Erica Diezman, Jody Bnw� n Cruz Wen' Nancy Spurgus, and Stephanie 86 BAND Fred Strohl, Joyce LeRoy, Kevin Wood, Shelly Stalter, Michele Hankinson, Steve Shaner, and Ken Teter Rick Smith, Maria Fiore, Dave Gordon, Pete Richards, Hugh Kinsel, Steve Shaner, Kevin Wood, Joyce LeRoy, Ken Teter, Mr. Hanby, Rose Shiplett, Marie Vigue Tah-Dah Pep Band performs Little Boy Blue blows his horn To the Marching Panthers of 1980 All of you must admit Your Days in High School soon will be fading But memories of band will be hard to forget Always marching eight to five In the mud and rain and snow We'd like to say you'll be remembered even after you go We will try our very best To keep this band a great success When everything is said and done Just remember band as Number One. Written especially for the Seniors of 1980 by Kevin Wood Hut-Two-Three-Four Hurray for Daddy! BAND 87 DECA The 1979-80 DECA Club was one of the most active clubs in the school, and in the community. Under advisor Mr. Paul Albanese, this years Distributive Education Program has open doors for future leaders in todays society. One of their many activities was the establishment of DECA Alumni. They will have annual meetings and functions. Other activities include participating in the 1979 homecoming parade, selling candy and candles, and raffling off gasoline. During the Christmas season the club donated groceries to five needy families in the community. This years club also purchased DECA jackets. In March the club went to Chillicothe High School to District Competitive Events. In the Spring DECA sponsored a Spring” Dance for the Junior and Senior High. Toward the end of the year the club held their annual Employer Appreciation Banquet. To finish out the year, the club had a cookout at Mr. Albanese's home. Row 1 - Rhonda Dickson, Linda O'Farrell, Monica Lollo, Jay Whitehead, Kim Crook, Row 2 - Jay McCall, Jeff Hogue, Ed O'Nail, Jim Hutmire, Toby Martindale, Jeanie Lanier, Mr. Albanese District Competive Event winners Jeff Hogue and Jay Whitehead present a pin set to their employer. 1979-80 DECA Officers - President Jeanie Lanier, Vice President Ed Most Dedicated - Monica Lollo O'Nail, Secretary Monica Lollo, Treasurer Jim Hutmire. 88 DECA Drama club . . . and he huffed and he puffed . . . . . but you're a blockhead Charlie Brown! ft Row 1 - David Paxton, Mary Lee Raso, Jeff Owen, Debbie Johnson, Lori Hammond. Row 2 - Debbie Crosby, Joyce LeRoy, Andrea Clowers, Erica Diezman, Michele Hankinson, Rose Shiplett, Kevin Wood, Lisa Snider, Maria Fiore, Row 3 - Steve Shaner, Scott Berry, Jennifer Chappelear, David Gordon, Vicki Rockwell, Anna Combs. Row 4 - Keith Kokensparger, Richard Purvis, Mike Garlinger, Mark Sidwell, John Kochensparger, Craig Penn, Steve Murray, Cindy Moore, Ed Bailey DRAMA CLUB 89 People Behind Cafeteria Workers Tammy Snider, Maria Fiore, Kamala Voris, Deanna Kunkler, Stephanie Hoover, Joyce Waite, Joyce LeRoy, Mike Garlinger, Tania Renick, Sue Ayers, Ron Abram, Kelly Miller, Teresa Conrad. Cooks Mrs. Nancy Anderson, Mrs. Ruth, Voris, Mrs. Wanda Shearer, Mrs. Virginia Christy. Library Aids 90 PEOPLE Cindy Folk, Lisa Howdyshell, Nancy Stallings, Carolyn Deitrick, Michele Carney, Tomma Ellis, Lisa Butcher, Angie Chapmen, Loreen Abram. The Scenes Alan Gatwood, Tom Price, Paul Kunkler, Bob Miller, Roger Bolyard, Fred Deavers, Steve Hammond, Jeff Sheumaker, Ron Abram. Janitorial Workers Office workers Ruby Rutter, Kim Carney, Josie Hooper, Tina Jackson, Teresa Conrad, Hope Renick, Linda White, Joe Helwig, Debbie Crosby, Beth, Ron Abram, Mike Garlinger, Michele Nash, Lisa Snider, Janet Gaddis, Joyce LeRoy, Maria Fiore. PEOPLE 91 Drama Dept. The Apple Tree 92 DRAMA Presents You're a Good Man Charlie Brown The game plan The Drama Dept, has been musically active this year. The Fall musical was The Apple Tree, a two-part play. The first part, Passionella, was the story of a poor chimney sweep, who with the help of her fairy godmother became a movie star overnight. The second part, The Diary of Adam and Eve, was a comically touching story of the beginning of mankind. Soon after the Fall play, rehearsals were begun for You're a Good Man Charlie Brown ' featuring Good Old Charlie Brown. The finale for a successful musical year was Once Upon a Mattress, a take-off of The Princess and the Pea. Singing their hearts out Snoopy and his Sopwith Camel It's O.K. Marie, you're with the band DRAMA 93 Once Upon A Mattress Wake up. First kiss 94 DRAMA French Club Row 1 - Sondra Myer, Ruth Morris, Denise Fankhauser, David Paxton, Tricia Kunkler, Kathy Berry, Anna Rambo, Shayna Billingsley. Row 2 - Susan Goodfellow, Lisa Snider, Jeff Lybarger, Judy Kokensparger, Mike Garlinger, Kelly Mooney, Brian Penrod. Row 3 - Kim Spangler, Kim Shreves, Rick Smith, Michele Hankinson, Ed Bailey, Scott Berry, Dave Gordon, Row 4 - Gracie Campbell, Shelly Thompson, Kelly Roush, John Kochensparger, Scott Ferguson, Jody Bowen, Michele Carney The French club officers for 1979-80 were President Steve Shaner, Vice President Ed Bailey, Secretary Debbie Hillis, Treasurer Denise Fankhauser. The club started out the year by sponsoring a truck in the Homecoming parade. The club decided to go International this year with a trip to Columbus' Greek Slovaki Palace and dessert at all-American Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor. This road trip presented some crashing results. They participated in Football and Volleyball challenges against the Spanish clubs. Selling candy and Spicer's pizza and sub kits were fund-raising ways to help the members travel to French Canada. The members of the club recognized National Foreign Language week by renaming the rooms in the school in French. Finally, the group presented games, posters, and various other french items at the Language Fair in Athens. Canadian Travel Row 1 - Lisa Snider, Susan Goodfellow, David Paxton, Tammy Newlon, Row 2 - Joyce LeRoy, Tammy Jones, Joan Mooney, Sondra Myer, Shelly Thompson, Kathy Berry, Kelly Mooney, Deanna Barnes, Christine Beck. Row 3 - Maria Fiore, Rose Shiplett, Rick Smith, Jeff Lybarger, Mike Garlinger, Marcie Albertine, Kay Smith, Shayna Billingsley, Dave Gordon, Row 4 - Teresa Conrad, Scott Berry, Stephanie Hoover, Steve Shaner, John Kochensparger, Scott Ferguson, Mark Sidwell FRENCH 95 Foreign Language Education Week observed Foreign Spanish Club The Spanish Club began its year activities with a float in the Homecoming parade. They also were active in the football and volleyball games against the French. The members of the club sponsored the coatcheck at the boys basketball games, and went to dinner at the Spanish restaurant, La Paloma. At the end of the year, the members participated at the Language Fair. Row 1 - Miss Young, Carol Finck, Mary Lee Raso, Marla McGee, Lori Bateson, Lori Hammond, Cindy Folk, Cindy Sullivan. Row 2 - Deanna Kunkler, Kim Carney, Debbie Crosby, Mark Stickdorn, Vickie Price, Cindy Hogue. Row 3 - Ed Kinsel, Larry Blagg, Michele Nash, James Blanchard, Tina Jackson, Craig Penn, Charles Mayfield, Lisa Strohl, Shelly Stalter. Club members work on Homecoming fioat 96 SPANISH Flavor Latin Club Officers for the Latin Club were President Kevin Wood, Vice President, and Secretary Cory Benjamin, and Treasurer Janet McGonagle. The Latin Club was a small, but ambitious group. They started out the year by selling M M's and later sponsored two movies. They hope to use the money they earn to take the club to Rome. Row 1 - Lisa Newlon, Barbie Sidwell, Mr. Kunkler, Tony Reichley. Row 2 - Kamala Voris, Nancy Stallings, Kevin Wood, Janey McGonagle, Jim Albanese, Matt Able. Mariella Rodriguez Foreign Exchange Student From Peru May 6, 1980 Dear Seniors from New Lex High School, I wanted all of you to hear from one before you are out of school, so I decided to write this letter. I am doing pretty good during these days. I passed my University entrance exam in March. I am so happy. My classes will start next month. I have lived in Lima (capital of Peru) for almost three months. I like Lima. It's a very big city. Also I want you to know that I always remember all of you. Well, in this letter I would like to tell you many things, but I don't know how. It is not easy to say many things in a language that is not mine, so I just tell you four things: 1) I wish all of you a very happy graduation. (Don't be sad, please. Don't cry). 2) I wish all of you good luck with everything in the future. 3) That third one is so great to me, but maybe not for you. Anyway I will tell you: I wish all of you go to the University to get a profession. Going to the University is always very important. I think University degrees help to get better jobs and make us really proud of ourselves, so if you have a chance, go the the University, please. 4) That is the last one: To some of you have an opportunity to come to Peru someday, don't forget to look for me. I would be so glad to see at least one of you. Love, Mariella LATIN 97 Mixed Chorus Row 1 - Erica Diezman, Sondra Myer, Craig Penn, Ed Bailey, Dawn Moore, Tammy Jones, Linda Morgan, Lisa Stemen, Debbie Johnson, Kerry Hill, Vicki Rockwell, Row 2 - Scott Berry, Teresa Anderson, Joyce LeRoy, Maria Fiore, Teresa Thompson, Jackie McMillan, Jeanie Gall, Roxanne Swick, Michele Hankinson, Rose Shiplett, Lisa Snider, Kathy Berry, Steve Shaner, Row 3 - Cindy Moore, Jeff Owen, David Paxton, Lisa Snider, Susan Kunkler, Andrea Clowers Ruby Rutter, Christy Thompson, Brenda Lemaster, Vickie Ramey, Aldonna Holman, Lisa Ferguson, Diana Parham, Carol Finck, Deanna Kunkler, Susan Goodfellow. Row 4 - Dave Gordon, Jason Miller, Lisa Howdyshell, Gail Finck, Debbie Finck, Lynda Gibbon, Pam Snider, Linda Hazlett, Candy Cinquepalmi, Vickie Price, Loreen Abram, Dianne Leckrone, Julie Newman, Kim Spangler, Joe Helwig, Row 5 - Mike Sigler, Keith Kokensparger, Dana Poling, Patti Bernard, Cory Benjamin, Jennifer Chappelear, Marla McGee, Mary Spires, Sherry Stallings, Jackie Ervin, Robin Nance, Shayna Billingsley, Anna Rambo, Patti Hatem, Monica Lollo, Nellie Wolfe, Row 6 - Richard Purvis, Mike Garlinger, Cindy Sullivan, Jim Summers, Jim Albright, John Kochensparger, Candy Buck, Ron Abram, Kamala Voris, Nancy Stallings, Kelly Miller, Joyce Waite, Linda White, Karla Spicer, Lisa Kilbarger, Tina Penrod Music groups say goodbye and good Senior Chorus: Row 1 - Steve Shaner, Jeff Owen, Ron Abram, luck to Miss Farrell and Mr. Hanby Jackie Ervin, Patti Hatem, Ed Bailey, Row 2 - Joyce LeRoy, Scott Berry, Jim Albright, Robin Nance, Monica Lollo, Roxanne Swick, Row 3 - Mike Garlinger, Maria Fiore, Michele Hankinson, Rose Shiplett, Lisa Snider, Tina Penrod, Karla Spicer, Jeanie Gall 98 MUSIC Girls' Ensemble Row 1 - Andrea Clowers, Susan Kunkler, Lisa Howdy-shell, Aldonna Holman, Cindy Moore, Brenda Lemas-ter, Vickie Ramey, Ruby Rutter, Diane Leckrone, Row 2 - Jennifer Chappelear, Marla McGee, Lynda Gibbon, Cory Benjamin, Cindy Sullivan, Christy Thompson, Kamala Voris, Deanna Kunkler, Carol Finck Singers Row 1 - Mike Sigler, David Paxton, Dave Gordon, Richard Purvis, Jeff Owen, Scott Berry, Joyce LeRoy, Maria Fiore, Lisa Snider, Rose Shiplett, Sharon Klingler, Erica Diezman, Row 2 - Keith Kochensparger, Craig Penn, Mike Garlinger, Ed Bailey, Steve Shaner, Jim Summers, Michele Hankinson, Linda Morgan, Vicki Rockwell, Debbie Johnson, Monica Lol-lo Music Awards Sophomore Cindy Sullivan, Senior Mike Garlinger, John Phillip Sousa Award Rose Shiplett, Junior Joe Helwig MUSIC 99 1980 Prom Prom Queen Nancy Sprugus with escort Ralph Boley. The Firemen's Ball Servers hard at work Junior Class President crowns Queen Nancy How Sweet! Couples dance under the stars Another year goes passing by Another From is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb is just begun. We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you’ve gone And to the class of '80 We dedicate our Prom. —The Juniors PROM 101 NLHS Students TCJVS Boredom John Sowers Sr. Auto Mechanics Larry Brenot Jr. Carpentry Tim Clark Sr. Carpentry Phyllis Clark, Debbie Craig Sr. Accounting 102 TRI-COUNTY Guess who's . . .? Tri-County Joint Vocational School At Tri-County Cathy Newlon ICM Ron Rockwell Sr. Electronics Jeff Grover Sr. Electronics Missy Cordray Sr. Drafting Tina Hammond Jr. Drafting TRI-COUNTY 103 Graduation The class of 1980 held it's Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises Sunday afternoon, May 18 at 2:30 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. Rev. Richard Dodd gave the graduation address with addresses also given by Salutatorian Jeff Lybarger and Valedictorian Sharon Klinger. National Honor Society National Honor Society Induction took place February 27, 1980. The induction ceremony, performed by active members, went very smoothly. The program began with a selection by the singers and one by the stage band. M.C. Mike Gillette introduced the officers, each of whom read a quality which enables one to become a member of National Honor Society. This year's inductees were called from their seats, signed the roster, and took the National Honor Society oath. Dr. Cletus Bulach gave a heart warming speech on the social equality of apes. The new members were then escorted to the Home Economics room for the ceremonial tea party. The officers for 1979-80 were President Jo Sue Raso, Vice President Lisa Snider, Secretary Michele Hankinson, Treasurer Jeanie Lanier Row 1 - Scott Stalter, Glen Finck, Rich McCauley, Jeff Lybarger, Maria Fiore, Rose Shiplett, Debbie Finck, Jo Sue Raso, Chris Starner, Lori Bateson, Marie Vigue, Row 2 - Ricky Smith, Hugh Kinsel, Glenna Spohn, Erica Diezman, Michele Hankinson, Lisa Snider, Joyce Saxton, Sherry Stallings, Joyce Jackson, Leasa Wright, Trixie Brown, Kevin Wood, Row 3 - Chip Childers, Matt Mooney, Richard Purvis, Steve Shaner, Jim Summers, Mike Gillette, Stephanie Hoover, Kim Crook, Jeanie Lanier, Annette Sullivan, Sue Grigsby, Debbie Hillis 106 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY w.s.o Row 1 - Marie Vigue, Susan Kunkler, Cindy Hogue, Kelly Mooney, Tricia Wollenberg, Kay Smith, Miss Young. Row 2 - Deanna Kunkler, Marla McGee, Trixie Brown, Shelly Stalter, Tricia Kunkler, Row 3 - Michele Nash, Cindy Sullivan, Sue Grigsby, Annette Sullivan, Marty Mooney, Lorie Lacey. The Women's Sports Organization was formed to get all the girl's of different sports together. This group has done alot of different things. They hold the annual football game for the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore teams. They've done things to raise money to help send some of the girls to camp. They also find new activities for them to do, like they have had a car wash to raise money to go canoeing. Varsity Club This is on organization that consists of all the guys who have earned a varsity letter. They have their annual football game against the faculty. This year the faculty won with a score of 42 to 28. Row 1 - Jeff June, Mike Carney, Rick Hooper, Randy Morrixon, Chip Childers, Tood Brown, Shawn Boyle, Rick Chuvalas. Row 2 - Mark Sidwell, Craig Carpenter, Matt Mooney, Roy Dawson, Steve Shaner, Bill Haten, John Johnson, Bob Wright, Row 3 - Kent Cannon, Jerry McCall, Scott Stalter, Brian Middaugh, Mark Householder, Kevin Compston, Mike Gillette, Ken Teter, Danny Wollenberg, Mike Hanson, Bill Tracey. SPORTS CLUBS 107 Student Council Row 1 - Steve Shaner, Kay Smith, Tricia Wollenberg, Mr. Summers, Jeff June, Lorie Lacey, Row 2 - Julie Harley, Amy Beck, Mike Hanson, Lisa Strohl, Row 3 - Glenna Spohn, Tomma Ellis, Debbie Hillis, Leasa Wright, April Hammer, Annette Sullivan, Aldonna Holman, Michele Nash, Janet McGonagle Decorating for the dance The Student Council officers were President April Hammer, Vice President Annette Sullivan, Secretary Leasa Wright, Treasurer Cathy Newlon, Advisor of the group was Mr. Summers. The group had many activities such as Homecoming parade, queen's float, and dance. They sponsored many different dress-ups for the occasions of Halloween and Christmas. They also sponsored Spirit Week, Slave Day, Movies, New's Years Dance, and Wrestling. The assemblies held were Nuclear Energy, King's Island Clown Band, and Life. The members sold donuts in the morning before school, made MVL Pennants for the gym, and sold Senior T-shirts. A counseling service with ministers and priests from the area was set up through Student Council. The group started a new tradition by sponsoring a Basketball Homecoming and dance. 108 STUDENT COUNCIL Queen's Homecoming float Albanese goes for a high price Decorating the float Halloween dress-up ft Annette gives a lesson in pomping Christmas dress-up iu m- STUDENT COUNCIL 109 1980 Parent - Member Banquet 1980-81 Officers - News Rep. Karen McCauley, Treas. Darren McCauley, Pres. Pat Metzger, Sent. Ted Wiseman, Sec. Joyce Jackson, Student Adv. Mark Boley, not pict. Chap. Tom Spohn. McCauley, Lisa Plaisted, Rose Shaner, Sid Clark; Row 2 - Chris Woltz, Rex Knipe, Ted Wiseman, Darren McCauley, Donnie Wood. no FFA 1979-80 FFA Queen Martha King Seniors Juniors Row 1 - Glen Finck, John Shiplett, Jody King, Brad Shriner, Kenny Seals, Chip Childers, Mark Snider; Row 2 - Glenna Spohn, Amy Beck, Rick Wyer; Row 3 - Roy Dawson, Mitch Garey, Ted Dixon, Mike Ferguson, Bill Brown, Jeff Sherrick, Joyce Jackson, Pat Metzger, Mark Boley; Row 4 - Seniors Mike Hanson, Stephanie Hoover, David Smith, Richard McCauley. Sophomores Row 1 - Fred Deavers, Melvin Bice, Tom Hinkle, Dave Steen, John Finck, Charlene Elekes, Joyce Cox; Row 2 - Roger Bolyard, Gary Boley, Jeff Wilson, Ted Wiseman, Charles Mayfield, Paul Kunkler; Row 3 - Dan Wolfe, Russel Starner, Rex Knipe, Brian Braglin, Mike Davisson, Jim Campbell, Tracy Moore. Freshman Row 1 - Advisor Mr. Blauser, Karen McCauley, Lisa Plaisted, Terri Shriner, Terri Barnett, Libbie Brown, Patty Dixon, Teresa Finck, Rose Shaner, Advisor Mr. Folk; Row 2 - Guy Shriner, John Jewitt, Bob Starkey, Sid Clark, Kevin Ratliff, Donnie Wood, Darren McCauley; Row 3 - Fred Reed, Mark Stoltz, Phil Guimney, Bill Dum, Jeff Hammond, Richard Fox, Richard Good; Row 4 - Toby Gilligan, Wes Fink, Bill Givens, Paul Bush, Donnie Waite, Mike Nance, Chris Woltz Stephanie Hoover State Farmer Degree 1980 FFA Fruit Sales Smitty speaks to House FFA ill Boys' State Girls' State Operation Youth Row 1 - Mark Householder, Mark Stickdorn, Milfred Kenney, Row 2 -Hugh Kinsel, Craig Carpenter, Matt Mooney, Kevin Wood Row 1 - Judy Kokensparger, Jody Bowen, Pam Metzger. Row 2 - Tammy Boley, Patty Potter, Stephanie Cruz, Debbie Allen Marie Vigue, Joyce Jackson 112 DELEGATES FHA Row 1 - Tina Jackson, Andrea Clowers, April Hammer, Nancy Spurgus. Row 2 - Tomma Ellis, Dana Parker, Stephanie Hoover, Julie Newman, Jo Sue Raso, Troy Hammond, Mike Hanson, Chris Starner Future Homemakers work on Homecoming float The members of the Future Homemakers of America held the 1979-80 FHA Fall District Meeting, built a Homecoming float, had a Christmas party, and kept up the tradition of a Rock-athon. The club was led by President April Hammer, Vice President Nancy Spurgus, Secretary Andrea Clowers, Treasurer Stephanie Hoover. The club advisors were Joyce Thompson and Ms. Bernie Winegardner. F.H.A. 113 Yearbook Staff Debbie Hillis, Leasa Wright, Trixie Brown, Jo Sue Raso, Stephanie Hoover, Joyce Saxton, Annette Sullivan, Rose Shiplett, Susie Conrad, April Hammer, Janet Caddis, Troy Hammond Editor Debbie Hillis Leasa works on layout Assistant Editor Annette Sullivan Yearbook Advisor Mr. John Neff We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who had anything to do with the publication of this yearbook. Special thanks to Mr. Neff and Mr. Darrel Smith. We hope you enjoy the book and we do apologize if it does not live up to everyone's expectations. Through dedication and a lot of hard work, we did do our best to leave you memories of the year 1979-80. Debbie and Annette Business Manager April Hammer Stephanie and Rose get the job done 114 YEARBOOK STAFF DERR Y IHlxlT.U I VeIcdme To PRNtHEP CnUHtfcr Let's step into my office News Happenings in Presidential Candidates 1980 Election Democrat Ted Kennedy Republican Ronald Reagan Democrat President Jimmy Carter Independent John Anderson Hollywood comes to Perry County Robert Redford starred in the movie Brubaker filmed at the Treatment Center in Junction City and in other parts of Perry County. New Sex Symbol of the 80's Bo Derek 116 NEWS HAPPENINGS the Year 1979-1980 America held Hostage Ayatollah Khomeini looks towards followers Iranians burn American flag Rescue attempt fails The year of 1980 left the U.S. in deep recession. Inflation thrived throughout the country leaving the country unemployment rate at very high percentages. Gold prices soared to the rate of $800 an ounce. This event crossed the nation and the world. Along with the surge of nationalism, the under-rated U.S. Olympic Hockey Team rose to defeat the favored Russian team and on the capture the gold metal. The winter Olympic Games were held in Lake Placid, New York. 1980 was the year the Summer Olympic Games took place — but not for the U.S. Due to the Soviet invasion of Afganistan, the United States government decided to boycott the Summer Games held in Moscow. President Carter orders a band of helicopters to rescue the hostages in Iran. The attempt failed due to malfunctioning helicopters with fatalities to the men involved. Mt. St. Helens erupts A volcano in Washington state erupts leaving the nation full of ashes. he cloud of ash. as seen from 30 miles away, billowing into the sky NEWS HAPPENINGS 117 Prom Committee Row 1 - Rick Hooper, Craig Carpenter, Jim Theisen, Mike Carney, Bart Thacker, Sam Sheumaker, Bill Hatem. Row 2 - Tracey Moore, Pat Metzger, Nelcie Layne, Jeff Shumaker, Todd Grimmett, Todd Agriesti, Ken Smith, Rick Dearing, Roger Bolyard, Paul Kunkler, Mr. Halaiko. Row 1 - Tricia Wollenberg, Michele Carney, Lisa Ferguson, Lori Bateson, Lisa Stemen, Linda Morgan, Patty Potter, Erica Diezman, Lisa Newlon. Row 2 - Glenna Spohn, Amy Beck, Vicki Rockwell, Kelly Miller, Teresa Conrad, Julie Harley, Jody Bowen, Lorie Lacey, Marty Mooney, Kim Davisson, Kim Shreves, Row 3 - Jim Theisen, Craig Carpenter, Matt Mooney, Bob Denny Industrial Arts Association 118 ADVERTISEMENTS 119 WALTERS VARIETY STORE Featuring Everyday Staple Merchandise Plus Old Fashion Personal Service to the Customer Compare Our Prices THE RUSH CREEK CLAY COMPANY Junction City 987-3021 SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT 111 N. Main Street New Lexington, Ohio Phone 342-4148 Sears has everything-Walt Kincer and Ron Rudd Owners Like father, like son. BOB 73 50 Year Anniversary 3 Generations Strong THOMPSON INSURANCE-! EAI. ESTATE (614) 342-1968 342-4340 120 DICK’S MEAT PACKING PLANT LEX I XICS 1 Radi hack 'Jeffers Sells For Less” Quality Meats Retail or for your freezer Rt. «37 Fast 342-4150 NEW LEX ELECTRONICS JEFFERS FORD FARM Radio Shack Fisher Dealer 104 South Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 43764 342-3782 550 W. Broadway 342-3521 HUDDLE AUTO PARTS, INC. 128 North Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 43764 NEW LEX DRIVE THRU 121 TIGrl JY family centers bur best buy is at TG Y! 630 Carroll Street New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone 342-3517 You can EXPECT low prices at TC Y that's what shopping inflation is all about! LAMPLIGHTER Compliments of Lempco Industries, Inc. New Lexington, Ohio Main Street New Lexington Disco Nights every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 122 UNDERWOOD'S INC. Hardware - Furniture - Appliances Frigidaire FIORE’S BOWLING AND RESTAURANT Lawnboy - Toro - Cub Cadet on the square - Somerset WEST BROADWAY NEW LEXINGTON .142-1412 Phone 743-1350 LAMB'S CLEANING VILLAGE Professional Cleaning Coin-Laundry Car Wash 148 West Broadway 342-1064 HEAVENER'S Super Dupermc New Lexington, Ohio Your Kind of Store Phone 342-2810 STORE I B 0 M E •WJMUP Home Store, Inc. Serving Perry County and New Lexington for 36 years in fine clothing 101 S. Main St. New Lexington, Ohio JOHN’S UNION 76 Mechanical Work Tire Sales And Service Oil Change and Grease Jobs Junction City, 987-2011 JAX Distributing Co. Genny Greams Genessee, Burger, POC, Duke, Falstaff Wines: Reuniti, Medici, Bartede, Gibson Broadway, New Lexington 342-1972 HEY BABY! 124 THE HERENDEEN CLINIC Dr. R. E. Herendeen FAIR DEAL USED CARS 342-1407 515 West Broadway New Lexington Dr. A. G. Cruz Jean Corral of New Lexington I.T.T. HIGBIE MANUFACTURING CO. New Lexington, Ohio Specializing in Wrangler, DeeCee, Vicroy, Custom Shirts and Hats. Pleasant Street New Lexington 342-295 125 THE BEAUTY HUT Owner ........................... Mabel Finley Operators .............................. Kay Agresti Donna Leckrone Brown Street ...................... 342-3684 Best Looking Teacher at N.L.H.S. Phone 342-3582 Area Code 614 Howdyshell Dodd Attorneys at Law Peoples National Bank Building New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Legal Consultation for Claims Involving Social Security, Disability, Workers Compensation and Black Lung Claims Also Probate - Real Kstate - Civil - Domestic Relations Walter -I. Howdvshell Robert -I. Dodd, -lr. 126 “Your Clothes' Closest Friend . first Bremen bank CITY DRY-CLEANERS Full Service Bank South Main Street Member of F.D.I.C. New Lexington .142-2457 569-4168 569-4169 CLARKS I.G.A. Depend on Mr. I.G.A. For Everyday Food Values Junction City DR. ROBERT L. YEARDLEY Optometrist 123 Mill St. Phone 342-2234 New Lexington, Ohio Ready-Mix Concrete Products, Inc. ■ Building Materials Supplies • Rental Equipment - Backhoe Dozer Work • Agricultural Lime Fertilizer DICK DON DICKSON MECHANIC STREET NEW LEXINGTON. O. 43764 P. O. BOX 87 PHONE 342-1948 PLAISTED REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ROBERT E. PLAISTED, BROKER AND AO ENT 108 S. MAIN STREET NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO J D TIRE SUPPLY INC. “Where The Tires Are” Firestone Farm Tires Wholesale Armstrong Hi Performance Retail 307 South Main Street NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO 43764 Phone 342-4126 Go for it! ROSEVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of CLOUSE CLINIC Somerset, Ohio 743-1352 A Division of First Federal Savings Loan Association, Zanesville, Ohio Roseville Zanesville 697-7352 453-0606 MAXVILLE STONE COMPANY All Grades of Crushed Limestone Agricultural Lime 9 miles south of Junction City Star Route 668 Phone: 385-2568 TRIONA AUTOMOTIVE CO. 218 W. Broadway 342-3821 ................. New Lexington “Quality Parts Competitive Prices” BUfTlPER TO mu:;;;:! |ii AUTO PARTS STORE High, Bart !! 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We will continue to do business with you In our usual manner. If you have any questions please call or write. Sincerely, Darrel Smith Engineers. Designers and Manufacturers Of: Custom Machinery • Vibrating Screens Hydraulic Machinery • Materials Handling Equipment • Fabricated Structural Steel Next? RICHARD N. SAYRE INSURANCE AGENCY GORDON'S HARDWARE 126 North Main New Lexington Plumbing, Heating, Water System Repair And Electrical Work West Main St. Junction City 987-2191 342-1553 The Zanesville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Enjoy Coke Trademark (r) 452-3608 132 CROOK'S DINNER BELL PIZZA DRIVE IN Inside Seating or Carry Out JUNCTION CITY BANKING COMPANY 401 Mill Street New Lexington, Ohio 342-2081 342-4285 Junction City, Ohio 987-3051 Hit UUUOU-K’UWft «J The Newlon - Foraker Company Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, and Dodge Trucks 215 S. Main Street 133 VAN HORN MOTOR SALES INC. Bobcat - Capri - Monarch Zephyr XR7 - Cougar 342-3215 228 W. Broadway .................. New Lexington HILL’S KEY MARKET Custom Butchering Locker’s for rent - we kill on vour farm -Cut Freezer Wrapped- We sell meat by quarters or sides for your freezer 987-2021 Do you suppose this is the way Egyptians did it? Peoples National Bank New Lexington, Ohio See Us For All Your Banking Needs Member of F.D.I.C. and Federal System Phone 342-3564 Willison Motor Co. Inc Pontiac Buick Cadillac 305 West Broadway New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone (614) 342-1902 y PONTIAC BUICK CADILLAC USED CARS Snider-Flautt Lumber, Inc. qmider-FLAUTT LUMBER - ‘Everything In Building 342-1963 109-219 W. Jefferson St..............................................................New Lexini Peabody Coal Company Sunnyhill Mine 342-1975 An Equal Opportunity Employer New Lexington Ray's Body Shop Trick or Treat? Pleasant Street New Lexington 342-1550 24 Hour Wrecking Service McCarty tv RCA Ridge Avenue Grandview Heights 342-1000 New Lexington ............................. Ohio 136 614-342-3980 GREGORY FURNITURE Carpet Vinyl 200 South Main Street New Lexington Ohio 43764 Quality For Less When Fashion is the question-Cover-Up is the Answer. COVER Mary's News 100 S. Main St. New Lexington, Ohio Film, Film Processing, Fountain service specializing in flovored soft drinks. Congratulations Seniors Susie majors in basket weaving, 102 SUBURBAN RESTAURANT Mill St. New Lexington, Ohio 342-3419 Meeting Room Weddings Banquets Catering Sunday Buffet Drive Thru Window 250 People 6:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. 137 GREGORY MONUMENT CO. John and Jerry School Avenue New Lexington 342-1623 G. BROCK CANNIFF COMMUNITY OWNED JUNCTION CITY CLAY COMPANY Vitrified Clay Pipe • Drain Tile • Flue Liners CHENEY TIRE SERVICE Phone 342-3586 700 North Main St. New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Wheel Alignment - Balancing -Shocks - Batteries P.O. Box 188 Junction City, Ohio 43748 General - Michelin - McCheany Tires Radial Retreading (614) 987-2761 (614-987-2771 138 342-1273 Austin J. Wiley, Director Wonder Bar Disco Tony's Tiger New Lexington Happy Hour 8-9 Friday Saturday All legal beverages - Specializing in Pizzas. ■ ■ S T A TI IAIM INSUIANCI Earl Hazlett Representing STATE FARM INSURANCE 139 Bolyard's Bottled Gas Box 4293 Marietta Roah New Lexington, Ohio 342-1761 Only Place in Perry County for Bottle Gas umo tropic _ A Since 1912 INGS I £ST 1912 Bob, drinking pop? PARKER PHOTOGRAPHY SAKAS, INC. P.O. Box 158 Somerset, Ohio Families - Groups Anniversaries Studio or Outside Seniors A Specialty Professional Work Full Color Portraits Mrs. 9-5 Mon. - Fri. 140 NEW LEX AUTO PARTS West Broadway New Lexington 342-2646 MAYTAG Martha PickenpauGh Bob's Appliances Mavtag amana Whirlpool Gibson jenn Air Bus 342-2432 RES 342-1752 125 N MAIN ST NEW LEXINGTON. OHIO 43764 Do I have to go in there? WISEMAN APPLIANCES Sales and Services CLOSSMAN HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS MAYTAG-AMANA-HOTPOINT 33-35 W. Main St. Crooksville, Ohio 982-4896 School Varsity Jackets Zanesville Since 1876 452-5478 Serving the public for over 100 years. Autographs 142 AUTOGRAPHS Autographs AUTOGRAPHS 143 WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Outside the sky is water color grey, Newspaper says to look for rain today. No one around for company, And so I turn to memories to pass the time away. Each face that flashes back to mind, Seems as it was untouched by time. I can't recall quite all the names, Each one is precious all the same. How strange to think, How many friends were lost somewhere behind. Where are they now? How I miss those companions. Who walked the canyons of the night, By my side. Where are they now? Like so many crazy dancers, We live only for the answers in a song. But that was long ago, Where are they now? When love was new and wonderful, There was no word impossible. The future we saw with our minds. Was something of our hearts design. Between today and yesterday, Life came between us all. •' John Bettis 144 WAUWirnTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MAMCKUNK. MHOVRI ■ «« � •