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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

1981 LEXINGTONIAN Matt Mooney - Editor Craig Carpenter - Asst. Ed. Marie Vigue - Bus. Mgrs. Joyce Jackson John Neff - Advisor New Lexington High School New Lexington, Ohio Volume XLVIII 3 This hoochie goes here Say Hey! I’m older than I look Say CHEESE! 4 I’ll add this to my collection She has Betty Davis eyes Got anymore bright ideas? Dedication Dedication The Class of 1981 would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. John Neff. During his forty-two years of teaching. Mr. Neff has devoted countless hours of his time to his students and his community. He was a football coach at New Lex from 1944-1953. Many fine golf teams were turned out by Mr. Neff during his fourteen years in coaching that sport. He has spent a remarkable forty of his forty-two years as the yearbook advisor. His efforts for the Red Cross. Lion’s Club, Elks Club, Cancer Society, and the Perry County Fairboard for the past years have been greatly appreciated by the people of New Lexington. We would like to congratulate Mr. Neff as he enters the world of retirement and thank him for his support, guidance, and friendship through our high school years. New Lex football coach Learning the ropes as a fisherman Token of appreciation from Physics class College grad 1938 7 washed our hair and can’t do a thing with it Is it hot Janet? Take this job and shove it! Why would anyone want to sleep in typing class? Hi Freddie! What’ll you have? We just You better check this guy out A popular subject at NLHS Eat those bananas Brian! Hold still will youl Yes Lisa, your mouth is open again Mutt and Jeff Geronimo! 9 Is it morning already? Yeah Jody, you really made it Hey Milfeard, did you Care for a drink? You guys belong behind bars John searches for the answers Senior Banquet Keeping with a somewhat new tradition, the class of '81' was honored at a Senior Banquet. This year's banquet was held at the Suburban. It was an opportunity to recall as well as create good times and memories sure to last many years. Stirring speeches were given by faculty guests. Mr. Bowman spoke about life being how each of us sees it and wants it to be. Mr. Neff foretold of graduation being a new beginning for both the seniors and himself as he enters the world of retirement. Mr. Householder was presented the TOTY award and class prophecy certificates were presented. Teacher of the Year: Mr. Householder Top graduating seniors? 13 Senior Class Neatest Hair: Mike Robinson and Nellie Wolfe Prophecies Loudest: Michele Carney and Todd Agriesti Friendliest: Sheri McCune and Scott Williams Class Flirts: Mindy Schmelzer and Todd Brown 14 Most Popular: Todd Grimmett and Marty Mooney Beauty Queen: Kim McMillan, Beauty King: Jim Theisen Class Brownies: Chris Bulach and Jim Summers Most Talented: Vicki Rockwell and Kevin Wood 15 Most Likely to Succeed: Marie Vigue and Matt Mooney Most Masculine: Roy Dawson Most Intelligent: Joyce Jackson and Hugh Kinsel Not pictured; Shyest: Kristy Hill and Pete Richards, Most Athletic: Lorie Lacey and Craig Carpenter, Neatest Eyes: Teresa Conrad and Ricardo Fleitas, Best Dressed: Stephanie Cruz and Joe Helwig 16 Seniors Senior Class Officers Vice President Patricia Wollenberg President Teresa Conrad Secretary Marty Mooney Treasurer Glenna Spohn Dianna Auker Beverly Allen Deborah Allen Lori Bateson Amy Beck Curt Blosser 17 Roy Campbell Kent Cannon David Carney Tammy Boley Jody Bowen Todd Brown Chris Bulach Lisa Butcher Deborah Brown Michael Carney Michele Carney Tracy Cinquepalmi Craig Carpenter Kris Chute Chip Childers Mark Compston Teresa Conrad Daniel Craig 19 Stephanie Cruz Erica Diezman Ted Dixon Richard Dumolt Kim Davisson Roy Dawson Bob Denny Tom Edwards Debbie Finck Joyce Gibbon Don Ellis Lisa Ferguson Gail Finck Kevin Gillette Gerry Gable Jim Gilligan Dave Gordon Susan Griggs Scott Glass Lori Hammond Todd Grimmett Steve Hammond Curt Guisinger Tina Hammond Michael Hankinson 22 Kristy Hill Sharon Harris Joe Heiwig Lisa Hogue Bill Hatem Lisa Hewitt Josie Hopper Julie Harley Linda Hazlett Jfc- - ■'1 V, 4 r Jane King Mark Householder Teresa Jones Jody King Joyce Jackson Joe King Rick Hooper Debbie Johnson Jeff June Milfeard Kinney Hugh Kinsel Judy Kokensparger Eddie Lacey Lorie Lacey Annette Lones We're so shy 25 Jerry McCall Kim McMillan Pam Metzger Brian Middaugh Kelly Miller Matt Mooney Marty Mooney Louella Moore Linda Morgan Dena Nelson Dianna Palmer Paula Nutter Patty Potter Lisa Newton Chuck Penn Richard Purvis Hope Renick Pete Richards Ain't we sweet Michael Robinson Vickie Rockwell John Shiplett Mindy Schmelzer Kim Shreves Kevin Sorrell John Sowers Mary Spires Barbie Sidwell Debbie Smart Kenny Smith Mark Snider Glenna Spohn Lisa Stamen Mark Stickdorn James Summers Tracey Tackett Gary Stoltz Kana Terui Jim Theisen Shelly Thompson 30 Judy Walters Kim Welch Linda White Brian Williams Lance Williams Scott Williams 31 Seniors not pictured: Todd Agriesti. Mark Boley, Bill Brown. Pam Ervin. Michael Ferguson. John Fink, Danny Hammond. Jane Hewitt. Ed Hollingshead, Larry Klingler. Sheri McCune, Pat Metzger. Laura Morris. Danette Poling. Susan Rowe. Lonnie Savage. Kenny Seals. Bruce Shipley. Pam Snider. Kathy Starner. Tina Sutton. Joe Thompson 32 Bobby Miller Undergraduates Juniors Junior Class Officers President Denise Fankhauser Treasurer Marla McGee Vice President Kay Smith Matt Able Carol Abram Lorene Abram Jim Albanese Marcy Albertine Darlene Allen Phillip Allen Craig Anderson Theresa Anderson Gary Ault Karen Ault Linda Bender Patty Bernard Dave Berry Melvin Bice j 34 Brent Blosser Gary Boley Roger Bolyard Shawn Boyle Brian Braglin Junior Brown Candy Buck Pat Burkhart Dave Bush Gracie Campbell Jim Campbell Kim Carney Angie Chapman Jennifer Chappelear Bob Childers Rick Chuvalas Candy Cinquepalmi John Cinquepalmi Annette Cline Joyce Cox David Craig Debbie Crosby Leslie Cutwright Mike Davisson Fred Deavers 35 Tracey Decot Carolyn Dietrick Charlene Elekes Tomma Ellis John Ervin Mary Ervin Denise Fankhauser Scott Ferguson Rick Fields Bill Filkins Carol Finck John Finck Cindy Folk Steve Fondale Tonda Forgrave Rose Franke Sharon Gaddis Lynda Gibbon Brenda Giffin 36 Honor Students Susan Goodfellow Mick Grotegeer Sherrie Haley Janie Hammer Jim Harley Keith Harris Jeff Haynes Kerry Hill Lisa Hinkle Tom Hinkle Cindy Hogue Aldonna Holman Lon Hull Mike Hutchinson Tina Jackson Jennifer Janes Tim Johnson Tammy Jones Lisa Kilbarger Debby King Eddie Kinsel Rex Knipe Jon Kochensparger Sherrie Koontz Millie Krahenbuhl 37 Deanna Kunkler Paul Kunkler Susan Kunkler Trisha Kunkler All In a day's work. Randy Lacey Diana Leckrone Brenda Lemaster Brian Mayfield Charles Mayfield Marla McGee Janet McGonagle Jackie McMillan Danny Miller Richard Miller Linda Mohler Harry Montell Joanie Mooney Kelly Mooney Cindy Moore 38 Dawn Moore Doug Moore Tracy Moore Randy Morris Ruth Morris Steve Murray Sondra Myer Michele Nash Lori Nelson Tammy Newlon Julie Newman Chris Nicholson Dana Parker David Paxton Craig Penn Susan Pingle Dana Poling Tom Price Vickie Price Vickie Ramey Keith Randolph Mary Lee Raso Tony Reichley Denise Roberts Cathy Robinson Rodger Rose Kelly Roush Fred Rutter Ruby Rutter Chip Ryan 40 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 Tom Spohn Nancy Stallings Shelly Stalter Robert Stenson Lisa Strohl Get Psyched Up! Cindy Sullivan Jackie Taylor Christy Thompson Theresa Thompson Valerie Tolliver Phil Triona Kamala Voris Julie Waite Sonny Wasem Counsil”? 42 Ref Takes Control GOTCHA Matt! Alan Wollenberg Lisa Williams Jeff Willison Randy Willison Annette Wilson Ted Wiseman Dan Wolfe Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers President Molly Wollenberg Vice President Donnie Wood Treasurer Christine Beck Secretary Deanna Funk Jane Able Thea Abram John Allen Tina Allen Karen Anderson Carl Bailey Randy Baker Deanna Barnes Ricky Barnette Terri Barnette Christine Beck Donna Bidlack Mark Bender Kathy Berry Shayna Billingsly 44 Lynda Blanchard Brian Blosser Diana Blosser Joyce Blosser Tina Bowen 9 John Bowman Jeff Brame Glen Brown Joe Brown Libby Brown Pin'em Joe Wyatt Brown Rhonda Brunton Jim Buck Ricky Buckner I Paul Bush Curt Bussey Chuck Campbell Jody Cannon Todd Cheney 45 Margaret Christie Sid Clark Molly Cline Darren Copen Gilbert Cote Tina Crook I Main Street Maulers Craig Davisson Lavella Deahl Jane Dearing David Dickerson Patty Dixon Bill Dum Mark Dusenberry 46 Lose Something Girls? Nick Epifano George Euman We’re so good! Sue Everett Tina Farris Mike Fields Teresa Finck Wes Fink Bill Fisher GaryFisher Richard Fox Bob Froelich Deanna Funk Diane Gallagher Bob Gary Tom Gibbon Lori Gillette Toby Gilligan Bill Givens Dave Goldsberry 47 Rick Good Sherry Griffith Denise Griggs Jody Griggs Danny Groves Jeff Hammond Susan Hammond Burl Hardin Cindy Hinkle Ted Householder Rita Howard Joe Huffman Theresa Jenkins John Jewitt Janet Glass 48 Don June Tracy King Mentzer’s Pets Addie Krahenbuhl Joe Leckrone Vicki Leckrone Wayne Leroy Rhonda Lindamood You can’t hide from Mr. Mentzer Lisa Lyons Pat Martindale Polly McCabe Darren McCauley Karen McCauley Joyce McConaha John McConaha Judy Middaugh Jason Miller Theresa Montell Bill Moore Joyce Morris Regina Moyer Mike Nance 49 Scott Nash Darlene Nutter George Pappas Lisa Plalsted Amy Jo Poling Annie Rambo Kevin Ratliff Fred Reed Robin Reed Ralph Rehart Doug Richmond Bill Roberts John Rose Eugene Rutter Kelly Saxton 50 Steve Saxton Kim Saxton Eric Schoonover Mark Scott Rose Shaner Sue Sheeran Robin Shipley Guy Shriner Murle Shriner Terri Shriner Ed Shumaker Scott Siemer Curt Smart Cindy Smith David Smith Bob Starkey Rick Starner Mark Stoltz Fred Strohl 51 David Sweeney Bill Talbot Todd Thompson Deanna Treadway Frank Trlona Libby Underwood Chris Urban Don Waite Kay Wasem Leah Wasem I f Ray Weldon Ben Weber Frank Wolfe Molly Wollenberg Peggy Wollenberg Chris Woltz Donnie Wood Dawni Wright Pat Wycinski Sherrie Young 52 Faculty and Administration Administration Dr. Clete Bulach Superintendent Dr. Victor Cardenzana Assistant Superintendent 54 Mrs. Mitzie Goodfellow Assistant Treasurer Mr. Nyal Berry Treasurer Board of Education; Dave Harley. Joe Huffman. Mrs. Nancy Rains. William Mooney. Richard Willison Mr. Patrick Hurley Psychologist Mrs. Wilma Woltz Cafeteria Supervisor Mrs. Sue McGreevy Superintendent Secretary Mrs. Shirley Combs Secretary High School Faculty And Administration Mr. Jim Leckrone Assistant Principal Mr. James Summers Principal 56 Mrs. Beth Householder Secretary Mr. Richard McGonagle Counselor Mr. Paul Albanese Deca Mr. Socrates Vurnls Typing. Shorthand Mrs. Marsha O'Hare Work-Study Mr. Donald Stemen Band ft Mr. Jay Householder Government No one can eat |ust one 57 Mr. Richard Bowman Math Mr. Dave Blauser Vo-Ag Mr. Steve Allen American History Mr. Joe Winnenberg English Miss Kay Black Business 58 Mr. David Kunkler Latin Humanities Mrs. Joyce Thompson Home Economics Mr. Lee Folk Vo-Ag Mr. Gene Mentzer Science Mr. Mike Casasanta Phys. Ed. LLEYBAL Mr. Larry Saffell Drivers Education 59 Mrs. Marlene Diezman Vocal Music Mrs. Sherry Moore English 60 Miss Jenny Young Spanish Mr. Virgil Seger Math Mr. John Neff Science Mrs. Bernie Wlnegardner Home Economics Practice makes perfect Faculty contributes to SPIRIT 61 Honor Society 62 Extra Curricular Activities □ □ Football Row 1 - Gerry Gable, Chuck Penn, Jim Theisen, Roy Dawson. Mike Robinson. Brian Middaugh, Chip Childers. Rick Hooper. Row 2 - Rick Fields. Doug Moore. John Fink. Todd Brown. Scott Williams. Rick Chuvalas. Ted Wiseman. Row 3 - Tom Hinkle. Steve Fondale, Chip Ryan, Tom Spohn, Randy Willison. Mike Davisson. Joe Brown, Row 4 - Wyatt Brown. Donnie Wood. Pat Wycinski. Mike Hutchinson, Murle Shriner. Jim Buck. Joe Huffman, Row 5 - Nick Epifano. Bill Fisher. Rob Froelich, Gary Fisher, Row 6 -Tom Edwards. Mark Compston, Paul Wollenberg. Coach Casasanta. Head Coach Joe Winnenberg. Coach Seger. Coach Allen. Trainer Bob Simms New Lex 0 Logan Opponent 14 18 Morgan 20 0 West M. 22 19 Maysville 6 14 River View 20 20 John Glenn 42 25 Tri-Valley 14 33 Philo 13 20 Sheridan 7 13 Crooksville 34 64 The 1980 football season could best be described as a year of learning. After a disasterous 1-5 start, the team pulled together to win 3 of the last four including a 20-7 win over Sheridan. The turn around was a result of players learning the new system under a new coach, learning what Class” is, and learning the price that must be paid to become a good football team. As a result of their efforts, future teams will be one step ahead and therefore have the tools necessary to continue the traditions of New Lex Football. 65 Senior Lettermen Manager Jeff June, Randy Lacey, Chip Ryan, Bill Hatem, Rick Chuvalas, Brian Middaugh, Matt Mooney, Craig Carpenter, Randy Willison, Jim Albanese, George Pappas, Butch Wollenberg, Coach Richard Bowman NL 55 West M. Opp. 61 NL 71 Philo 38 Sheridan 53 58 Morgan 80 Philo 58 58 John Glenn 63 John Glenn 62 49 Tri-Valley 56 Pickerington 60 78 Riverview 92 Liberty Union 56 81 Crooksville 39 Tri-Valley 57 75 Maysville 58 Riverview 88 67 'Meigs 66 Crooksville 57 54 'Warren Local 58 Maysville 55 'Sectionals 49 Sheridan 61 66 The 1980-81 season had both high and low moments. The boys finished with a 9-9 record in the MVL and an overall record of 11-11. The Orange Express” really came together towards the end of the season winning 4 of their last 5 games suffering only a one point loss to Warren Local in the semifinals of the Sectionals. 67 Lady Panthers Row 1 - Marie Vigue, Shelly Stalter, Trish Wollenberg, Kelly Mooney, Trish Kunkler, Row 2 - Coach Mike Casasanta, Marty Mooney, Cindy Sullivan, Lorie Lacey, Shelly Jorgenson, Michele Nash, Tina Crook, Jane Able NL Opp. 67 Maysville 35 43 Ironton 49 45 West M, 43 61 Sheridan 48 53 Philo 50 49 Morgan 42 41 John Glenn 31 33 Tri-Valley 44 24 Riverview 49 82 Crooksville 35 42 Athens 43 49 Maysville 46 52 West M. 48 64 Sheridan 29 NL Opp. 46 Philo 44 33 Morgan 30 43 John Glenn 61 55 Tri-Valley 35 46 Crooksville 39 48 River View 43 70 ’Sheridan 36 50 ’Meigs 35 43 ’’Ironton 39 35 ” Marion Pleasant 47 ’Sectionals ” Districts ’ Regionals 68 Celebrate Good Times The Varsity Lady Panthers” had a very successful 1980-81 season. The team finished with a 15-3 MVL record and tied for second place in the league. In post season action, the defending Sectional Champs retained the title and went on to win District honors. For the first time in the history of New Lex Girls Basketball, the team advanced to Regional action. ■ 'a Sssv8«as sawss. —.... The Reserve boys team finished the 1980-81 season with a fine record of 13-5. The hustle and pride the team displayed promises another good season next year. 70 Reserves Row 1 - Teresa Finck, Deanna funkier, Jane Able, Susan Kunkler, Row 2 - Coach Mike Casasanta, Tina Crook, Tracy King, Molly Cline, Cindy Sullivan, Robin Reed, Manager Michele Carney, not pictured; Coach Tim O'Hare The “Lady Panthers” Junior Varsity set a new record of the winningest season” with their 17-2 record. There is a promise of a good record and “Good Times” next season. Volleyball Row 1 - Tina Crook, Joan Mooney, Coach Jenny Young, Kay Smith, Jane Able, Row 2 - Teresa Finck, Shelly Stalter, Kelly Mooney, Cindy Sullivan, Marty Mooney, Lorie Lacey, Lori Bateson, Shelly Jorgenson New Lex L Fisher Catholic W New Lex W Licking Valley L New Lex W Miller L New Lex w John Glenn L New Lex w Nelsonville L New Lex w Fairfield Union L New Lex w Tri-Valley L New Lex w Riverview L New Lex w Logan L New Lex w Liberty Union L New Lex w Crooksville L New Lex w Maysville L New Lex w West Muskingum L New Lex L Sheridan W New Lex w Philo L New Lex w Morgan L New Lex L Zanesville W New Lex W Nelsonville L New Lex W Belpre L New Lex w Sheridan L New Lex L Gallipolis W ‘Sectionals “Districts “Go For It was the motto of the girls Volleyball team in 1980, and go for it they did. The team compiled an 8-1 record which gave them a share of the MVL crown with Riverview. While compiling a 17-4 overall record, the girls captured the sectional crown and advanced to District play. Coach Young is looking forward to next season and an outright championship. 72 Row 1 - Deanna Barnes, Jane Able, Deanna Funk, Joan Mooney, Teresa Finck, Jody Cannon, Row 2 - Coach Cathy Young, Tracy King, Michele Nash, Trish Kunkler, Marla McGee, Chris Urban Wrestling Row 1 - Steve Fondale, Jeff Sherrick, Wyatt Brown, Darren McCauley, Joe Huffman, Bill Moore, Ed Shumaker, Row 2 - Chuck Campbell, Kevin Gillette, Roger Rose, Jim Buck, Scott Williams, Bill Roberts, Donnie Wood, Mike Halaiko; Head Coach Wrestling has become a major sport at New Lex. The team, in two short years, has made their presence known in the MVL. The league meet, held at New Lex this year, saw the finest grapplers from the MVL compete for respective weight classes. Steve Fondale became our first MVL champion while Joe Huffman, Darren McCauley, and Ed Shumaker placed second, fourth, and fourth respectively. Through the team’s hard work and dedication, the people and students of New Lex have reason to be proud. Roger tames opponent Ready . . . Set . . . Go! 75 Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders attended camp at Ohio University. They won three superior and one outstanding award for their cheers. The squad received an excellent ribbon in the pom pom competition. The Varsity squad consisted of two seniors, captain Lisa Ferguson and Lori Bateson. Junior members were Lisa Snider, Marcey Albertine, Denise Fankhauser, and Susan Goodfel-low. L n S 76 Cheerleaders The Reserve Cheerleaders won one superior, two excellent, and one outstanding ribbons. They also won the camp Olympics. The squad consisted of six sophomores. They were captain Kathy Berry, Chris Urban, Tina Crook, Libby Underwood, Jody Cannon, and Deanna Funk. 77 Todd Cheney, Mark Dusenberry, Matt Mooney, Bob Skillman, Mark Stickdorn New Lex W Lakewood L New Lex L Maysville W New Lex L Morgan W New Lex L West M. w New Lex L Maysville w New Lex L Logan w New Lex W Trimble L New Lex W Riverview L New Lex L John Glenn w New Lex W Trimble L New Lex L Newark W New Lex W Tri-Valley L New Lex W Philo L New Lex L Belpre W New Lex W Meigs L New Lex W Newark L New Lex L Sheridan W New Lex W Zanesville L New Lex W MVL - 5th place Crooksville L Sectional - 4th place 78 Cross Country Row 1 - Rick Good, Jeff Haynes, Scoff Siemer, Mark Bender, Row 2 - Mark Householder, Richard Miller, Fred Strohl, Matt Able New Lex L Morgan W New Lex L Riverview W New Lex W Sheridan L New Lex L Maysville W New Lex W Miller L New Lex W Trimble L New Lex L Maysville W New Lex W John Glenn L New Lex W Lakewood L New Lex L Tri-Valley W New Lex W Philo L New Lex L Sheridan W MVL Meet - 5th place Sectional - 4th place 79 Chris Bulach, Marie Vique Fall Sports Banquet Brian Middaugh Football MVP Rah-Rahs Anything Goes 1981 Anything Goes Champs Roll on big Joe Team finds Lifesaver pass rather enjoyable Donnie shows his excellent table manners Lorie comes apart at the seams I used to know how 81 Boys’ Track Row 1 - Jerry McCall, Gerry Gable, Mark Compston, Roy Dawson, Mark Householder, Mike Robinson, Craig Carpenter, Randy Willison, Row 2 - Bill Dum, Jeff Haynes, Frank Wolfe, Mark Dusenberry, Rick Good, Mike Davisson, Dave Goldsberry, Richard Miller, Row 3 - Mr. Good, Chris Woltz, Doug Richmond, Miss Van Pelt, Shawn Boyle, Robert Froelich Dusie clears 4'1 Goose leads off 400m relay The boys’ track team had a very good season. They finished third in the MVL behind Sheridan and Morgan. During the season, they participated in numerous relays and invitationals. They took fourth place in the Belpre Shrine Relays, third in the Riverview Invitational, third in the Athens Bulldog Invitational, and they finished third in the sectional track meet held at Ohio University in Athens. Their strongest finish however was in their own invitational where they finished second behind Bishop Wehrle High School of Columbus. Coach Good was pleased with his team’s performance and is looking forward to an even better season next year. 82 Rick finishes the 2-mile WUN WOY WUN! Forget your Wheaties Mike? 83 Girls’ Track Row 1 - Marie Vigue, Chris Bulach, Cindy Hogue, Jane Able, Kerry Hill, Row 2 - Michele Nash, Lynda Blanchard, Shelly Jorgenson, Tina Crook, Row 3 - Darlene Nutter, Millie Krahenbuhl, Susan Pingle, Margaret Christy, Addie Krahenbuhl, Coach Hooper 84 The girls’ track team had a fairly good season. They finished eighth in a field of fifteen teams in the Meadowbrook Invitational. Nine girls placed in the Sectional meet which gave them a seventh place finish in a field of fifteen teams. The bright spot of the team was sophomore Shelly Jorgenson who finished tenth in the state track meet held at Ohio State in Columbus. Coach Hooper is looking forward to the return of most of the girls along with a strong upcoming freshman class next year. I wish this was over Cindy runs the 400m 85 Sky Jorgie! Your turn Shelly Softball Row 1 - Coach David Brehm, Trish Kunkler, Teresa Finck, Susan Kunkler, Michele Carney, Jody Cannon, Josie Hooper, Row 2 - Cindy Sullivan, Deanna Kunkler, Sherrie McCune, Lorie Lacey, Deanna Funk, Tracy King, Pam Metzger, Charlene Elekes New Lex Opponent 3 Philo 6 21 Maysville 20 2 Crooksville 8 2 John Glenn 18 7 Tri-Valley 11 17 Trimble 12 5 River View 15 6 West M 2 8 Sheridan 19 2 Philo 16 1 Morgan 16 36 Miller 21 2 Tri-Valley 18 33 Miller 34 15 Maysville 10 12 Maysville 5 5 Sheridan 12 2 River View 13 0 John Glenn 15 1 West M 16 8 Albany-Alexander 7 5 ‘Sheridan ‘Sectional Tournament 11 “Is all this equipment really necessary?” The girls' softball team finished the 1981 season with a record of 7 wins and 15 losses. They were defeated by eventual District champions Sheridan in the Sectional tournament championship. Softball, in its second year at New Lex, is still in the building stage. Coach Brehm is looking forward to many fine seasons in the upcoming years. 87 Baseball Row 1 - Kenny Smith, Jeff June, Todd Brown, Brian Middaugh, Kent Cannon, Scott Williams, Row 2 - Head Coach Mike Casasanta, Jim Albanese, Randy Lacey, Rick Chuvalas, Pat Wycinski, Alan Wollenberg, Don Swinehart Row 1 - Head Coach Terry Williams, Paul Bush, Murle Shriner, Burl Hardin, Alan Bell, Joe Huffman, Donnie Wood, Row 2 - Joe Brown, Chris Nicholson, Don June, John Bowman, Todd Thompson, Wyatt Brown, not pictured; Gary Poling The Varsity Baseball team got off to a slow start in 1981 but they got back on track to finish fifth in the MVL. They really came on strong at the end of the season winning 6 of their last 7 games. These wins included the first sectional crown at New Lex since 1971. Their bid for a berth in the state tournament came to an end when they were defeated by Portsmouth in the district finals. The Reserve Baseball team had a fine season with 12 wins and 2 losses. 88 Senior Brian Middaugh Senior Kent Cannon Senior Jeff June Senior Todd Brown Senior Kenny Smith Senior Scott Williams Opp. New Lex 3 14 Fairfield Union (dh) 2 4 7 Philo 2 11 Morgan 2 9 John Glenn 2 3 Tri-Valley 1 0 Trimble 9 0 Riverview 4 4 West M. 8 5 Crooksville 8 5 Sheridan 4 4 Philo 3 9 Trimble 3 Opp. New Lex 5 Morgan 4 2 Tri-Valley 4 8 Maysville 4 0 Maysville 3 6 Sheridan 1 4 Riverview 14 8 John Glenn 10 4 West M. 13 1 •Warren (Sectional) 3 1 •Meigs (Sectional) 4 4 •Belpre (Sectional) 6 5 •’Portsmouth (District) 2 89 Tennis Row 1 - Molly Wollenberg, David Dickerson, Joan Mooney, Scott Ferguson, Row 2 - Head Coach Steve Allen, Jim Theisen, Hugh Kinsel, Ricardo Fleitas Moreno, Jody Bowen, Mark Stickdorn, Marty Mooney Senior Jody Bowen Senior Mark Stickdorn Senior Marty Mooney The tennis team had a rebuilding year with a new coach and many first year players. The team finished the season with 4 wins and 8 losses. Many of the players feel that the highlight of the season was the overnight stay at the Holiday Inn during the trip to Portsmouth for the sectionals. The tennis program is still in the improvement stage and is looking forward to the use of the new tennis courts which are being built for next season. 90 Senior Hugh Kinsel Senior Ricardo Fleitas Moreno Coach Allen discusses strategy 91 Awards Track - Craig Carpenter, Mark Compston, Randy Willison —— w Volleyball - Shelly Jorgenson, Shelly Stalter, Lorie Lacey Special Golf - Matt Mooney Wrestling - Joe Huffman and Steve Fondale 92 Cross Country - Mark Householder In Sports Basketball - Marty Mooney, Lorie Lacey, Trish Wollenberg, Trish Kunkler Scholar Athletes - Craig Carpenter and Marie Vigue Baseball - Brian Middaugh ■t •O. ( 93 Football - Mike Robinson, Rick Chuvalas, Chip Ryan, Chip Childers, Brian Middaugh Homecoming Sophomore Attendant Robin Shipley; Junior Attendant Marcey Albertine Senior Attendant Annette Lones Senior Attendant Kana Terui Kris Chute, 1980 Homecoming Queen Let’s Make a Little Magic,” was the theme of the 1980 Homecoming. Mary Able, 1979 Homecoming Queen, crowned Kris Chute as the 1980 Homecoming Queen. Attendants were Robin Shipley, Marcey Albertine, Annette Lones, and Kana Terui. The evening came to an end with the Homecoming dance at the high school after the game. 94 Winter and Spring Sports Banquets I can't believe it, they spelled my name wrong.” INT t K BAr BASKETBAL “Mr. Hustle? I sure fooled them.” We can’t help it if we re humble. WRESUING “You can get in line to eat . . . AFTER me. “I knew I had it wrapped up.” 95 CD 00 Queen Cjlenna S pohn and eicort Lt)aue Platsled Sk aron J4a an unner-up Aharon rtarrii d eicort Kent da .annon 3 2 eniAe crou nA queen fa j e May the word of God direct you To do the things you should— To live your life unselfishly To know and choose the good. And may the richest blessings. That Heaven can bestow. Be with you now and always. No matter where you go. 99 Varsity Club Row 1 - Jeff June, Scott Williams, Hugh Kinsel, Rick Good, Mark Stickdorn, Kevin Gillette, Joe Huffman, Darren McCauley, Bill Roberts, George Pappas, Rick Hooper, Row 2 - Ken Smith, Kent Cannon, Tom Spohn, Doug Moore, Chip Ryan, Steve Fondale, Mike Davisson, Jeff Haynes, Donnie Wood, Jim Albanese, Randy Lacey, Pat Wycinski, Row 3 - Jerry McCall, Craig Carpenter, Matt Mooney, Brian Middaugh, Chip Childers, Jim Theisen, Bob Skillman, Mark Sidwell, Mark Householder, Mark Dusenberry, Rick Chuvalas, John Fink, Shawn Boyle, Mark Bender w.s.o. 100 Row 1 - Shelly Stalter, Cindy Sullivan, Marty Mooney, Lorie Lacey, Marie Vigue, Michele Nash, Row 2 - Trish Wollenberg, Joanie Mooney, Shelly Jorgenson, Trish Kunkler, Chris Bulach, Deanna Kunkler, Row 3 - Lori Bateson, Marla McGee, Tina Crook, Susan Kunkler Row 1 - Lisa Strohl, Kim Carney, Candy Buck, Carol Finck, Row 2 - Debbie Crosby, Aldonna Holman, Mary Lee Raso Operation Youth Girls’ State Joanie Mooney and Cindy Sullivan Boys’ State Row 1 - Tony Reichley, Jim Albanese, Jim Harley, Chip Ryan, Row 2 -Jon Kochensparger, Mike Hutchinson, Randy Willison 101 Marching Band Row 1 - Penny Sherlock, Mike Sigler, Sherrie Haley, Jessica Abram, Dana Cinquepalmi, John Allen, John Rose, Tina Bowen, Ed Kinsel, Debbie Crosby, Mindy Schmelzer, Row 2 - Stephanie Cruz, Vicki Rockwell, Sherrie Storts, Vicki Stiles, Sue Sheeran, Christine Beck, Marilyn Weidner, Thea Abram, Rhonda Lindamood, Amy Poling, Margaret Christy, Kim Saxton, Cindy Hinkle, Marie Vigue, Erica Diezman, Row 3 - Amy Young, Donna Bidlack, Kenny Voris, David Dickerson, Julie Harley, Lisa Strohl, Dee Keister, Mary Sidwell. Holly Klingler, Rhonda Fleming, Mary Smith, Kim Carney, Annie Rambo, Jody Bowen, Row 4 - Kim Davisson, Jeff Brame, Jim Henery, Hugh Kinsel, Pete Richards, Lance Cutright, Kelly Miller, Kelly Saxton £ 0 0 H Q Kelly Miller, Kelly Saxton, Kim Davisson, Amy Young, Annie Rambo, Donna Bidlack C 0 -t-j 0 o CO Erica Diezman, Stephanie Cruz, Penny Sherlock, Jody Bowen 102 103 Marie Vigue, Chris Woltz, David Paxton, Kim Carney, Kevin Wood, Hugh Kinsel, Mike Sigler, Scott Ferguson, Pete Richards, David Dickerson, Lisa Strohl Stage Band French Club Row 1 - Denise Fankhauser, Sondra Myer, Susan Goodfellow, Lisa Snider, Annie Rambo, Kay Smith, Row 2 - Chris Bulach, Jennifer Chappelear, Trish Kunkler, Kathy Berry, Deanna Barnes, Row 3 - Jon Kochensparger, John Fink, Marty Mooney, Richard Purvis, Christine Beck, Row 4 - Shayna Billingsly, Mark Sidwell, Rhonda Lindamood, Mike Robinson, Sherrie Haley, Miss Raush Spanish Club Row 1 - Kim Ratliff, Lisa Ferguson, Ceres da Silva, Maria McGee, Hugh Kinsel, Ricardo Fleitas, Mary Lee Raso, Lisa Nash, Row 2 - Kelly Bonzar, Mike Bowman, Paul Penrod, Janet Glass, Carol Finck, David Dickerson, Debbie Crosby, Pam Lones, Sheri Storts, Row 3 - Miss Young, Chris Backer, Jim Nicholson, Doug Richmond, Glen Finck, Charles Mayfield, Scott Blosser, Chris Christianson, Roxanne Talbot Latin Club Row 1 - Tina Jackson, Marie Vigue, Chris Starner, Casey Benjamin, Tracy King, Jane Able, Sue Sheeran, Row 2 - Rhonda Fleming, Tom Newlon, John Allen, Lance Cutright, John Fink, Robin Reed, Darlene Nutter, Valerie Tolliver, Row 3 - Tammy Frame, Joyce Nutter, Chris King, Steve Murray, Richard Dumolt, Tony Reichly, Mr. Kunkler 104 The French, Spanish, and Latin clubs of New Lex sponsored a Mardi Gras day during the National Foreign Language Week. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes. At the end of the day, there was a pizza party for all of the club members followed by a game of musical chairs and the breaking of a pinata. No peeking Debbie 105 Did you know Mardi Gras means fat Tuesday? DECA Row 1 - Kevin Sorrell, Debbie Johnson, Dena Nelson, Todd Agriesti, Row 2 - Debbie Allen, Don Ellis, Todd Grimmett, Kim Welch, Row 3 - Kevin Gillette, Lance Williams, Mr. Paul Albanese, Bob Denny, Debbie Brown Lance Williams, State Winner in District Competition Winners Mathematics 1980-81 DECA Officers - Secretary Debbie Johnson, Vice President Bob Denny, President Lance Williams, Treasurer Kevin Sorrell 106 National Honor Society Row 1 - Debbie Finck, Marie Vigue, Lisa Ferguson, Amy Beck, Erica Diezman, Carol Finck, Joyce Jackson, Lori Bateson, Mark Snider, Tony Reichley, Jim Albanese, Row 2 - Joanie Mooney, Susan Goodfellow, Mary Lee Raso, Marla McGee, Kim Carney, Jody Bowen, Candy Buck, Glen Finck, Hugh Kinsel, Kay Smith, Pete Richards, Ted Wiseman, Rex Knipe, Row 3 - Denise Fankhauser, Cindy Sullivan, Shelly Stalter, Michele Nash, Karen Sorrell, Lisa Strohl, Sherrie Haley, Glenna Spohn, Nellie Wolfe, Mark Householder, Richard Purvis, Jon Kochensparger, Matt Mooney National Honor Society Induction took place February 25, 1981. The program began with selections by the singers and the stage band (cut short by President Joyce Jackson). Speeches were given on Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service which are the qualities considered when selecting new members. Each new member received a blue and gold ribbon as they signed the roster and took the National Society oath. The traditional tea party was held for the new members and their parents in the Home Economics room following the ceremony. The 1980-81 officers were President Joyce Jack-son, Vice President Glenna Spohn, Secretary Marie Vigue, and Treasurer Gail Finck. 107 Underclassmen Chorus Senior Chorus 108 Row 1 - Ricardo Fleitas, Erica Diezman, Ceres da Silva, Lisa Ferguson, Debbie Finck, Row 2 -Kelly Miller, Richard Purvis, Chris Bulach, Debbie Johnson, Vicki Rockwell, Linda Morgan, Kana Terui, Row 3 - Dave Gordon, Nellie Wolfe, Joe Helwig, Joyce Waite, Louella Moore, Hope Renick, Kristy Hill, Linda Hazlett, Linda White Row 1 - Katie Bulach, Jenny Lee, Kathy Weber, Lisa Toney, Gidget Rutter, Rhonda Couch, Carl Bailey, Pat Wycinski, Randy Rousch, Jason Miller, Margaret Thompson, Row 2 - Mike Sigler, Kim Jones, Karen Sorrell, Chris Urban, Molly Wollenberg, Shelly Jorgenson, Tina Crook, Susan Kunkler, Denise Griggs, Darren Givens, Tammy Jones, Row 3 - Tina Bowen, Kay Wasem, Deanna Funk, Deanna Kunkler, Carol Finck, Marla McGee, Mary Lee Raso, Vicki Ramey, Regina Moyer, Shayna Billingsly, Lori Gillette, Mary Ann Smith, Kathy Berry, Row 4 - Eric Toth, Paul Penrod, Lisa Hinkle, Rhonda Lindamood, David Dickerson, Nancy Stallings, Kamela Voris, Lorene Abram, Diane Leckrone, Teresa Montell, Judy Middaugh, Karen Anderson, Row 5 - Kenny Voris, Jim Henery, Tina Farris, Kim McCaig, Jennifer Janes, Julie Newman, Lisa Kilbarger, Kim Penrod, Christy Thompson, Darlene Allen, Vicki Leckrone, Annie Rambo, Cindy Sullivan Singers Music Awards rt.: W Row 1 - Richard Purvis, Dave Gordon, Paul Penrod, Mike Sigler, Erica Diezman, Susan Kunkler, Lisa Ferguson, Debbie Johnson, Linda Morgan, Row 2 - Kenny Voris, David Dickerson, Jim Henery, Joe Helwig, Cindy Sullivan, Kana Terui, Vicki Rockwell, Marla McGee Row 1 - Deanna Funk, Deanna Kunkler, Carol Finck, Diane Leck-rone, Mary Lee Raso, Vicki Ramey, Row 2 - Lisa Hinkle, Karen Sorrell, Rhonda Lindamood, Vicki Leckrone, Shayna Billingsly, Row 3 - Annie Rambo, Kim Jones, Lori Gillette, Christy Thompson, Kathy Berry Craig Penn, Annie Rambo, Rhonda Lindamood, Kana Terui, Richard Purvis 109 Girls’ Ensemble For the class of 1981, the long awaited day finally arrived. The Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises were held on May 24th In the hot and crowded high school gymnasium. Dr. Cletus Bulach was the guest speaker. Numerous awards and honors were announced. Valedictorian Joyce Jackson and Salutatorian Matt Mooney also gave addresses. Selections were also heard from the high school vocal music groups and the concert band. Mousetrap The first play of the 1980-81 school year was the Agatha Christie classic “Mousetrap, directed by Charles Diezman. Molly and Giles Ralston (Jennifer Chappelear and Steve Murray) have just welcomed their first guests to their new boarding house when they all become snowbound. With the blizzard comes Detective Sgt. Trotter (Rick Rudd) who is on the trail of a murderer. One guest is already dead — who will be next? All of this added up to a tale of intrigue, mystery, and suspense which delighted the N.L.H.S. audiences. Ahh . . . well . . . But Jon, you just don't match Now, let’s get all the facts There is a murderer here among us. Now what? It was horrible . . . The real murderer! 112 Cheaper by the Dozen One big happy family Let’s take it from the top A -.j . I Allow me to introduce myself . . . You like who?!! The winter play, directed by Virgil Seger, was an adapted version of the comedy Cheaper by the Dozen. The adventures of the Gilbreths make for an entertaining and amusing story as Mr. and Mrs. Gilbreth (Rick Rudd and Shayna Billingsly) cope with the problems of raising twelve children. Mr. Gilbreth is an efficiency expert and wants to make his children as self-sufficient as possible. He wants to do this quickly because both he and the audience know that he is dying. Added to this and the usual complications of raising a large family, the three oldest daughters (Annie Rambo, Jennifer Chappelear, and Candy Cinquepalmi) are staging a revolution to earn the right to date boys and (horror of horrors!) wear mini skirts and go-go boots. 113 I like your . . . go-go boots Carnival Get the point my dear? “I am a very nice man.” Love makes the world go round, was the message of N.L.H.S.’s 13th annual spring musical, “Carnival.” It is the story of a young, small-town girl named Lili (Annie Rambo) who comes to live in a second-rate circus. She captures the hearts of all the carnival folks when she joins the puppet act run by Paul (Jon Kochensparger), a cynical and embittered ex-dancer turned puppeteer. She talks to her friends, the puppets, and in the process makes the show a big success. Lili’s heart is captured by the sweet-talking, womanizing magician, Marco (Rick Rudd). Eventually Lili realizes that Marco doesn’t really love her and decides to leave the carnival. The puppets stop her and she discovers that it isn't the puppets that she loves, but Paul. “Tell us more. 114 “Here’s to you baby.” “Everybody likes you . . . ” _Q CO E co Row 1 - Richard Purvis, Chris Bulach, Jon Kochensparger, Erica Diezman, Lisa Ferguson, Kevin Wood, John Rose, Row 2 - Carol Finck, Mary Lee Raso, Jennifer Chappelear, Shayna Bil-lingsly, Sherrie Haley, Kathy Berry, Annie Rambo, Jason Miller, Row 3 - Rhonda Lin-damood, Mark Sidwell, Mark Stickdorn, Steve Murray, David Dickerson, Janet McGonagle, Joe Helwig 115 Cafeteria Workers People Behind Row 1 - Susan Goodfellow, Joyce Waite, Dawn Moore, Rose Franke, Row 2 - Patty Potter, Kelly Miller, Julie Waite, Teresa Conrad, Chris Chute, Julie Harley Cooks Mrs. Wanda Shearer, Mrs. Nancy Shriner, and Mrs. Virginia Christy Library Aids Row 1 - Mrs. Averill, Chris Urban, Teresa Finck, John Allen, Richard Purvis, Lisa Plaisted, Teri Shriner, Jeff Brame, Rick Dumolt, Nancy Stallings, Cindy Folk, Lorene Abram, Mike Hutchinson, Row 2 - Deanna Funk, Deanna Kunkler, Carol Finck, Lisa Hinkle, Deanna Barnes, Sherrie Haley, Aldonna Holman, Hope Renick, Patty Dixon, Lynda Blanchard, Kelly Saxton, Thea Abram, not pictured; Lorie Lacey and Marty Mooney 116 the Scenes Office Workers Row 1 - Kay Smith, Susan Goodfellow, Shelly Stalter, Patty Morose, Lisa Snider, Hope Renick, Row 2 - Trish Wollenberg, Diane Leckrone, Michele Nash, Joe Helwig, Kelly Miller, Janet McGonagle, Row 3 - Kay Wasem, Jon Kochensparger, Vicki Rockwell, Sherri Griffith, Lisa Lyons, Diane Blosser Secretary Aid Mrs. Sigler Janitorial Workers 117 Row 1 - Gary Ault, Steve Hammond, Jeff Shumaker, Paul Kunkler, Ben Weber, Row 2 - Bill Kunkler, Eugene Rutter, Gerald Bolyard, Bobby Miller, Guy Shriner Future Farmers of America Row 1 - Glen Finck, Debbie Smart, Joyce Jackson, Pat Metzger, Lonnie Savage, Row 2 - Brad Shriner, Jody King, Row 3 - Mr. Folk, Mark Boley, Roy Campbell, Mark Snider, Kenny Seals, Gary Stoltz, Mike Ferguson, Mr. Blauser Sr. Pari. Proc. Row 1 - Glen Finck, Rose Shaner, Lisa Plaisted, Libby Underwood, Row 2 - Donnie Wood, Darren McCauley, Mark Boley, Pat Metzger, Row 3 -Bill Dum, Karen McCauley, Joyce Jackson 118 Row 1 - Tracy Moore, Jeff Haynes, Jerry Hammond, Fred Rutter, Ted Wiseman, Bill Filkins, Bob Childers, Dan Wolfe, Pat Burkhart, Row 2 - John Fink, Phil Allen, Tom Spohn, Paul Kunkler, Tom Hinkle, Junior Brown, Garey Boley, Rex Knipe, Joyce Cox Row 1 - Rick Good, Bill Dum, Lisa Plaisted, Libby Underwood, Rose Shaner, Patty Dixon, Teri Shriner, Terri Barnett, Libby Brown, Karen McCauley, Row 2 - John Jewitt, Fred Reed, Mike Nance, Mark Stoltz, Kevin Ratliff, Darren McCauley, Donnie Wood, David Sweeney, Glen Brown, Row 3 - Paul Bush, Chris Woltz, Toby Gilligan, Wes Fink, Bill Givens, Don Waite, Steve Saxton, Guy Shriner, Bob Starkey Row 1 - Jerry Sherrick, Jeff Kunkler, Bonnie Cox, Jana Duemmel, Rhonda Wyer, Carol Kunkler, Jackie Cinquepalmi, Leah Bonzar, Brian Sweeney, Marty Dyer, Row 2 - Dave Osborne, Bob Finck, Robbie Kilbarger, Jed Harris, Bob Newman, Joe Burkhart, Mike Bice, Todd Childers, Brian Shaner, Chris Jones, Steve Hinkle, Row 3 - Steve Fink, Kevin Ault, Rockie Layne, John Parker, Joey Snider, Steve Berry, Terry Hicks, Mike LeMaster, Rick Dawson, Jody Wilson, Tom Whitlatch, Albert Thompson 119 1980-81 Officers Secretary - Joyce Jackson President - Pat Metzger Student Adv. - Mark Boley Treasurer - Darren McCauley Sentinal - Ted Wiseman Chaplain - Tom Spohn Reporter - Karen McCauley Vice Pres. - Jeff Sherrick Advisor - Mr. Folk Advisor - Mr. Blauser 1981-82 Officers. Row 1 - Terri Barnett, Fred Reed. Joey Snider, Darren McCauley, Row 2 - Libby Brown, Patty Dixon, Ted Wiseman. Donnie Wood 1981-82 FFA Queen Deanna Kunkler and Court Jr. Pari. Proc. Row 1 - Rhonda Wyer, Patty Dixon, Terri Barnett. Lisa Plaisted, Karen McCauley, Row 2 - Rose Shaner, Jana Duemmel, Libby Brown, Darren McCauley. Row 3 - Dave Osborne. Joey Snider, Todd Childers, Libby Underwood 120 Outstanding Chapter Members Star Award Winners 1981 was a year of success for the New Lexington FFA Chapter. The Chapter was represented at all FFA activities which included the Washington Leadership Conference, State and National Conventions, and all contests. At the National Convention, the New Lexington FFA Alumni placed first in the nation for the second year. The 1981 State Convention was one of great honor for the Chapter. Four members received their State Farmer Degrees. Rick Rudd placed third in State Extemporaneous Speaking. Joyce Jackson was recognized for being first in the graduating class and several members placed high with their Proficiency Applications. The highlight of the Convention was when Rick Rudd was elected to the State Office of Treasurer. Although 1981 was a great year, we know that 1982 will be better than ever. The success of each member was due to years of hard work and the patience and support of friends, parents, and advisors Mr. Folk and Mr. Blauser. 121 Jr. State Farmers Proficiency Foreign Exchange Students New Lexington High School had the privilege of having 3 foreign exchange students during the 1980-81 school year. Kana Terui, visiting from Japan, stayed with the Richard McGonagle family. She was a member of the high school singers and was also nominated for homecoming queen. Ricardo Fleitas-Moreno stayed with the David Sidwell family during his visit from Paraguay. Ricardo was also a member of the singers and he was a member of the school tennis team. Ceres da Silva stayed with the Harold Kunkler family during her visit from Brazil. She too was a member of the high school singers. The three took a YFU (Youth For Understanding) trip to Washington, D.C. to visit our nation's capital before leaving for home. On behalf of the faculty and students at New Lex, we would like to wish them the best of luck and hope they never forget all of their friends at New Lexington High School. Student Council Aldonna Holman, Michele Nash, Kathy Berry, Amy Beck, Trish Wollenberg, Jeff June, Julie Harley, Bob Garey, Molly Wollenberg, Shelly Jorgenson, Deanna Funk, Jennifer Chappelear, Christine Beck, Lisa Strohl, Miss Kay Black, Mr. James Summers 122 Industrial Arts Association Prom Committee Row 1 - Marla McGee, Lisa Snider, Debbie Crosby, Row 2 - Joanie Mooney, Cindy Sullivan, Sherrie Haley, Michele Nash, Karen Sorrell, Row 3 - Denise Fankhauser, Mary Lee Raso, Tina Jack-son, Cindy Folk, Row 5 - Susan Goodfellow, Kim Carney, Shelly Stalter, Lisa Strohl 123 Row 1 - Scott Williams, Steve Fondale, Mike Davisson, Jeff Haynes, Mike Carney, Susan Kunkler, Charles Mayfield, Alan Bell, Rick Hooper, Trish Kunkler, Rick Buckner, Diane Blosser, Row 2 - Bill Filkins, Pat Martindale, Mike Hutchinson, Steve Rutter, Jeff Shumaker, Mike Ferguson, Rob Stenson, Tracey Moore, Darren Copen, Richard Fox, Bill Moore, Row 3 - Shelly Thompson, Kenny Smith, Ralph Rehart, Glen Brown, David Sweeney, Guy Shriner, Mike Nance, Robert Froelich, Eugene Rutter, Jim Buck, Nick Epifano, George Euman, Randy Baker, Deanna Kunkler, Mr. Halaiko Yearbook Staff Amy Beck, Hugh Kins el, Marie Vigue, Trish Wollenberg, Joe Helwig, Craig Carpenter, Mark Householder, Erica Diezman, Glenna Spohn, Joyce Jackson, Lisa Ferguson, Matt Mooney, Kim Davisson After many long hours filled with seemingly endless frustrations and hard work, we would like to present this yearbook to our fellow students. We hope it will live up to your expectations and provide you with many happy memories of the 1980-81 school year. A special thanks goes to Mr. Larry Parker of Parker Photography for providing us with a lot of last minute pictures to meet deadlines. Best of luck to Miss Black and next year's staff. 6 Matt, Craig, Marie, and Joyce Advertisements For the best in fresh meats And vegetables Shop SIEMER’S MAIN ST. MARKET 121 Main Street New Lexington 342-1547 DR. ROBERT L. YEARDLEY OPTOMETRIST 123 MILL ST NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO PHONE 342 2234 CHENEY TIRE SERVICE Phone 342-3586 700 North Main St. New Lexington. Ohio 43764 Wheel Alignment - Balancing -Shocks - Batteries General - Michelin - McCheany Tires Radial Retreading STAIt FARM 441 Summit St. 324-3348 Earl Hazlett Representing STATE FARM INSURANCE New Lexington Ohio Auto - Fire - Life - Health BurJ s QreenJiouse •FLOWERS AND GIFTS'' 420 SWIOART STREET NEW LEXINOTON. Ohio 43764 DALE E. AND L.YDA G. Burd Phone 6l4 342-33S4 Mary's News 100 S. Main St. New Lexington, Ohio Film, Film Processing, Fountain service specializing in flovored soft drinks. Congratulations Seniors 128 SHEERAN DRUG COMPANY BOB FOUNDER JIM 342-3231 106 N. Main New Lexington LEROY F. POTTER Manager Phone 614-342-3892 Cablevision, Inc. Box 599 New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Residence - Tunnel Hill Road. New Lexington 51 Years Young 3 Generations Strong THOMPSON INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE (614) 342-1968 342-4340 IPIA) . i STEVE 342-3823 BART ii 342-3841 Willison Motor Co. Inc. AMC Pontiac Buick Cadillac Renault Jeep 305 West Broadway New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone (614) 342-1902 n American Motors RENAULT 129 The Zanesville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Coke Trade-mark® 452-3608 JUNCTION CITY BANKING COMPANY Junction City, Ohio 987-3051 OGDEN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 123 S. MAIN NEW LEXINGTON 342-3163 WE DO APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS UNDERWOOD’S INC. Hardware - Furniture - Appliances Frigidaire Lawnboy - Cub Cadet Stihl Chain Saws on the square - Somerset Phone 743-1350 PANTHER DRIVE-IN 600 South Main New Lexington 342-3314 MAXVILLE STONE COMPANY All Grades of Crushed Limestone Agricultural Lime 9 miles south of Junction City Star Route 668 Phone: 385-2568 130 Congratulations 1981 Graduates! X We have had a wonderful year with some great seniors. We want to wish you lots of success in the coming years. For quality portraits at affordable prices. Your “home town” photographer. 131 Bolyard's Bottled Gas Full Service Bank Box 4293 Marietta Roah Member of F.D.I.C. New Lexington, Ohio 342-1761 569-4168 Only Place in Perry County 569-4169 for Bottle Gas Roberts Funeral Home 304 Mill st.................. New Lexington........... Compliments of Durant Campbell Manager Krogers Store William H. Roberts, Jr. ......... 342-1951 William H. Roberts, Jr. 342-1951 Robert l Pickenpaugh Bob's Appliances Maytag Amana Whirlpool Gibson Jcnn Air Bus 342-2432 RES 342-1752 125 N MAIN ST NEW LEXINGTON. OHIO 43764 132 EQUITABLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION loan Insured Savings And Home Loans 206 N. Main Street New Lexington......................................................................... 342-4103 Compliments of CLOUSE CLINIC Somerset, Ohio 743-1352 NEW LEX DRIVE THRU 400 State Street 342-1111 Congratulations Class of “81” Joe Williams METZGER INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service 113 North Main St. New Lexington 342-1953 133 Authorized Rock of Ages” Dealer THE BEAUTY HUT GREGORY MONUMENT CO. John and Jerry School Avenue New Lexington 342-1623 Owner ............................. Mabel Finley Operators ........................ Kay Agriesti Donna Leckrone Brown Street .......................... 342-3684 “Jeffers Sells For Less” JEFFERS FORD FARM 550 W. Broadway 342-3521 0 HERENDEEN CLINIC INC. I R E.HERENDEEN ■ HOWARD MARSH STEPHEN ULRICH THE HERENDEEN CLINIC Dr. R. E. Herendeen 342-1966 Southeastern Ohio's Most Modern Sports Store “Your Clothes' Closest Friend WHAT’S YOUR GAME?” CITY DRY-CLEANERS South Main Street New Lexington 342-2457 LINDEN SPORTS CENTER, INC. 2 LOCATIONS: Southgate Shopping Center In Heath 1127 W. Main - Zanesville F 31. Home Store, Inc. Serving Perry County and New Lexington for 36 years in fine clothing 101 S. Main St. New Lexington, Ohio “Try the taste test then try Luigi’s. Just Compare!’’ PIZZA SUBS LUIGI’S PIZZA SUBS OPEN 7 DAYS EVERY WEEK Drive Thru Window 342-3519 342-3929 342-3510 HUDDLE AUTO PARTS, INC. 128 North Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 43764 0D 342-1949 CLARKS I.G.A. Open 6 days a week 8 to 5 Depend on Mr. I.G.A. For Everyday Food Values 135 Peoples National Bank New Lexington, Ohio See Us For All Your Banking Needs Member of F.D.I.C. and Federal System Phone 342-5111 NEW LEX ELECTRONICS SAKAS, INC. P.O. Box 158 Somerset, Ohio Radio Shack Fisher Dealer Stereo T.V. Repair 104 South Main St. New Lexington, Ohio 43764 342-3782 SCHNITTKE SMITH ATTORNEYS AT LAW 109 1 2 WEST BROWN STREET NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO 43764 342-2033 ■ L.E.? tfadi© Jfc Ray R. Huffman Son EXCAVATING LAMB’S CLEANING VILLAGE Professional Cleaning Backhoe - Dozer - Topsoil Septic Tank - Landscaping Coin-Laundry Car Wash 342-2437 342-3310 148 West Broadway 342-1064 Compliments of The Crooksville Bank Compliments of Dr. Edward Nash, D.D.S. 125Vi N. Main St. New Lexington, Ohio phone: 342-1206 Ray's Body Shop Pleasant Street New Lexington 342-1550 Jean Shop of New Lexington An Equal Opportunity Employer New Lexington HOME CHIMNEY INSULATION CLEANING Theisen’s HEATING — COOLING STOVE STORE 48 PORCELAIN ST. NEW LEXINGTON, OH. 43764 PHONE 342-3690 RICHARD N. 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Main St. New Lexington CONHOl n� !A CO«nOR� nON JOE’S AUTO PARTS AND HARDWARE NEW LEX HARDWARE 511 North Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone: 614-342-1067 342-3597 141 DICK'S MEAT PACKING PLANT Quality Meats Retail or for your freezer Rt. 37 East 342-4150 McBEE JEWELRY Main St. New Lexington 342-3287 Snider-Flautt Lumber, Inc. CiwufUtmq, In Building, „ SNIDER-FLAUTT LUMBER - Everything In Building’ 342-1963 109-219 W. Jefferson St. New Lexington Compliments of: Lawrence E. Nash, D.M.D., Inc. 257 E. Jefferson St. New Lexington, Ohio 342-4156 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 142 Ready-Mix Concrete Products, Inc. • Building Materials Supplies • Rental Equipment • Backhoe Dozer Work • Agricultural Lime Fertilizer • DICK DICKSON MECHANIC STREET NEW LEXINGTON, O. 43764 P.O. BOX 87 PHONE: 342-1948 I.T.T. HIGBIE MANUFACTURING CO. New Lexington, Ohio LAMPLIGHTER Main Street New Lexington Disco Nights every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Since 1003 PHONE 982-4902 Ron and Dona Smith, owners OyLncaid’i. CCotfring One. NATIONALLY KNOWN HOOVER APPLIANCES Brano Name Clothing Fop dry Cleaning The Whole Family Alterations G. BROCK CANNIFF COMMUNITY OWNED JUNCTION CITY CLAY COMPANY Vitrified Clay Pipe • Drain Tile • Flue Liners P.O. Box 188 Junction City, Ohio 43748 (614) 987-2761 (614) 987-2771 CLOSSMAN HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS ‘School Varsity Jackets •Team Quantity Pricing Now 2 stores to serve you better Brandywine Blvd. Colony Corners ph. 454-8543 (sporting goods) 619-623 Main St. Downtown ph. 452-5478 (sporting goods hardware) Zanesville Mastercard VISA WALTERS VARIETY STORE Featuring Everyday Staple Merchandise Plus Old Fashion Personal Service to the Customer Compare Our Prices The Newlon - Foraker Company Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, and Dodge Trucks 215 S. Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 342-1979 144 NEW LEX AUTO PARTS West Broadway New Lexington 342-2646 IT y RTI mini ct: OPEN 24 Hrs. A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK Across From Heoveners Super Duper NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO 342-4908 PERRY COUNTY HEALTH CENTER 303 WEST WATER STREET NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO 43764 PHONE 614-342-4192 Crooksville Area Health Center China Street Crooksville, Ohio 43731 614-982-6872 FIRST FEDERAL me. NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO 43764 614-342-3514 ENGINEERS, DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF CUSTOM MACHINERY • VIBRATING SCREENS HYDRAULIC MACHINERY • MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT • FABRICATED STRUCTURAL STEEL 145 PLAISTED REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ROBERT E. PLAISTED, BROKER AND AGENT 108 S. MAIN STREET SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT 111 N. Main Street New Lexington, Ohio Phone 342-4148 Sears has everything -Ron Rudd Owner Compliments of Lempco Industries, Inc. New Lexington, Ohio NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO TOP HAT Restaurant Junction City 987-2081 ElegantB Beauty Shop Blow Dry Perms Curly Perms Full Range of Beauty Care Men and Women Daily 9-5 Thurs. 9-7 Sat. 8-3 520 W. Brown 342-3482 146 HEAVENER’S inc. Super Duper New Lexington, Ohio YOUR KIND OF STORE 342-2810 Pair Deal Used Cars “BETTER AITOMOH1LKS DWIGHT MIDDAUOH CI-ARKK MIDDAUOH CRAIG MIDDAUOH B15 WEST BROADWAY NKW UEXINOTON. OH 4371E4 PHONR D42-1407 What’s in for you New Lexington — Zanesville McConnelsville — Marietta COVER TG Y 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 TG Y that's what shopping inflation is all about! 147 McCarty tv RCA 720 Ridge Avenue Grandview Heights 342-1000 New Lexington ............................... Ohio Compliments of Dr. Robert J. Dittoe Optometrist 318 South Main St. New Lexington 342-1784 614-342-3980 GREGORY FURNITURE Expert Installation Carpet Vinyl 200 South Main Street New Lexington Ohio 43764 “Quality For Less” Compliments of Baker’s Sohio Car Wash P. O. Box 70 NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO 43764 REFRIGERATION - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING 342-1072 J 148 CD L U D O W ICI-CELADON COMPANY IVISION OF CSC INCORPORATED •hilecLiml day nroduds P.O. BOX 69 NEW LEXINGTON, OHIO 43764 • PHONE NO. (614) 342-1995 • CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES 149 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 Estate - Civil - Domestic Relations Walter J. Howdyshell Robert J. Dodd, Jr. FORAKER GAS CO. New Lexington, Ohio 43764 FIORE’S BOWLING AND RESTAURANT 342-2852 WEST BROADWAY NEW LEXINGTON 342-1412 Compliments of CREDIT BUREAU OF NEW LEXINGTON Black’s Flower And Gift Shoppe 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 detail at the church until the bride goes down the aisle) AT REASONABLE PRICES.’’ W. Main St., S. Main St. S. Main St„ Somerset, Thornville, New Lex, 743-2383 246-5353 342-3000 Now 3 Shoppes to Serve You Better Michael P. Clouse Jr., DDS 114 W. Main St. Somerset 743-2343 VAN HORN MOTOR SALES INC. Bobcat - Capri - Lynx Zephyr XR7 - Cougar 342-3215 228 W. Broadway ............. New Lexington DOLLY’S CITY RESTAURANT 127 N. Main St. Featuring Home Cooked Daily Specials Home Made Desserts 342-1578 JAX Distributing Co. Genny Creams Genessee, Burger, POC, Duke, Falstaff Wines: Reuniti, Medici, Bartede, Gibson Broadway, New Lexington 342-1972 Chute-Wiley Funeral Home 342-1273 .............................................................. Austin .J. Wiley, Director Fine Food - Wines - Beers Specializing in German American Food 123 W. Main St. Somerset, Ohio ph. 743-1326 Open 7 days a week Sun. 11am-7pm Fri. 8am-9pm Mon. 8am-1:30pm Sat. 8am-10pm Tues.-Thurs. 8am-8:30pm Party Rooms Available Looks like we made itl J Autographs 153 ' ■ L2£ ml ‘81 er thought we’d make it, al| those long, hard yealj ow it’s time to graduate, hed those hidden tears; any friendships that we’ve bfl ver will forge flany unknown flilnqfe e iver will regrj |ms no matter what we did, ay was nelfer dull; fitting ‘In the,, classroom, ng ir] the hall always keep tMj memories, Lex Senipr H|gh; remember this. We never say good-bye; OuftSenior year is over, And row iwe all are in the flfest, we’l The class of ‘aV •46 LStemen S3 V