Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1988 volume:

Volume 66 of the Newcosean Newcomerstown High School 659 S. Beaver Street Newcomerstown, Ohio 43832 Contents: Seniors...................................2-21 Morning Activities.......................22-25 Underclassmen ...........................26-39 Afternoon Activities.....................42-49 Administration and Staff ................46-53 Evening..................................60-91 Night...................................92-125 Ads....................................126-149 Index..................................150-152 Milo Dean Blind Travis Del Baker David Lee Beckett Michelle Lynn Bryan Bert Junior Bryant Jacqueline Sue Buckey Amy Jo Campbell 2 Seniors Jennifer Lynn Cozzens Kevin Alan Dakin Michelle Ann Dansby Vonda Dienen Dansby Deono Rae Davis Timothy Drew Davis Sonda Denise Dobson Nikol Elaine Evans Seniors 3 PRIDE!! v Chad Eugene Carr Victoria Sue Chaney DeAnne Jewell Clough Amy Sue Connor «• Little Mrs. Spaulding: Her eyes are just as blue as they are big. A proud father, Mr Spaulding poses with Elizabeth on baptism Sunday in June 1984. dedication The 1988 Newrosean Stuff hos dedicated this year's yearbook to Mrs. Diana Spaulding. She has taught English at Newcomerstown since 1980 and has been Newcosean advisor since 1982. We feel she is very deserving of this due to the many hours she’s spent putting up with all of us. She has seen so many layouts that absolutely stunk, but she never hod the heart to tell us. Instead, she would just say to try if again. She’ll never know how much we appreciate her and the things she's done. The former Diano Blanc graduated from East Canton High School, attended Malone College ond received a bachelor's degree in English. She also received a MA in counseling from Walsh College and studied French at Laval University in Quebec. She was married in 1979 to Jeff Spaulding and moved to this area in 1980. Here they had their daughter Elizabeth who is now three. A senior at East Canton High School, Mrs. Spaulding reigns os Basketball Queen. 4 Dedication Mrs Spoutding, at her bast, a reody to teach at FaiHass High School. Actually, the school was having a Halloween dress-up day. Mrs. Spaulding waits for Mr. Spoulding for a night on the town. Mrs. Spaulding, as a third grader, shows us the latest fashions. Mrs. Spaulding models her paper wedding gown created by the girls at her wedding shower. Mrs. Spaulding doydreoms of one day becoming a school teocher at Newcomerstown High. Dedication 5 Emily Sue Everhart Jesska Copri Follins Kimberly Ann fonsler Melissa Renee Freetage Julia Caroline Frenton Melanie Sue George Rebecca Michelle Green Tammy Sue Groff Tammy Wynette Halchuck Jennifer Louise Hart Beth Anne Hartel Mark Eugene Haver Large Domino's Pizza w pepperoni $ 7.60 Snickers candy bar $ .40 Poir of Reebock shoes $40.00 Poir of Lee frosted jeans $30.00 Concert tkket $18.00 Movie tkket $3.50 Gallon of gasoline $1.09 McDonald's Quarter-Pounder $1.35 McDonald's large fries $ .65 Video rental $1.05 6 Seniors Letricio May Hughes Tony Allen Huston Marianne KisHer John Andrew Koran Charles Ray Lake $ 8.99 $ 7.99 $12.99 $32.00 $ 2.00 Steven W. Landis Seventeen magazine Prom dress Tux rental Tub of popcorn w butter Cafeteria lunch Audra Kaye Lister $ 1.50 $90.00 $70.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 Seniors 7 Charles Kelly Jones Carla Lynn Krebs Cassette tape Record album Compact disc One dozen roses High school football game ticket Jeffery Lewis Johnson Ruby Mae Krasky sr br°99ed 10 your , — You have every m « if. . ed with to, 'sopw hrf. yM, «, „ Me„ teve UP ym 1 � � over, to despite , 4 e by Sherry Fraelich, River View HS HEART OF Muebwti Introduction 9 Completing a fourth year at NHS marks a page in history for seniors, and that page will include the Class of 1988. The Senior Class has roamed the hallways of NHS for the past four years. In that time many events took ploce which changed the lives of the students and helped them to mature. It seems like only yesterday they were freshmen getting lost, confused, and praying they would make it through the next few years. Being o sophomore was a step up. Ordering their class rings was the year’s highlight. Life as a junior was great, representing upperdassmanship and being almost at the top. Finally, they are allowed to go to the prom. Now, four short years after starting high school, they are seniors. The last few years hold many memories and experiences that will be treasured for the rest of their lives. These seniors will go out to a new world, seeking knowledge and placement in society. Upon graduation some students will go on to college, some will work, or maybe even travel, but all will remember NHS with fond memories. Good luck, class, in all your future endeavors. Rebecca Lynn Little Jerry Lee Martin Mkhoel Alan McCormick Wilbur Leroy McKinney Joseph Allen Miller John Emerson Miskimen, Jr. Corey Allan Moner Michael Lee Money Cornell Herbert Moore Christine Renee Morris Michael Allen Morrison Charles Thomas Poorman 10 Seniors Here are the prime-time television ratings os compiled by the A. ( Nielsen Co. lor the week of Feb. 8-14, 1988. 1. The Cosby Show, NBC 2. A Different World, NBC 3. Elvis ond Me,” Pori 2, ABC Monday Night Movie 4. Cheers,” NBC s. Golden Girls, NBC 6. Growing Pains,” ABC 7. Night Court, NBC 8. Who's the Boss? ABC 9. LA. law, N8C 10. Winter Olympics — Sunday ABC 11. Murder, She Wrote, CBS 12. “Moonlighting, ABC 13. Hostage,” CBS Sunday Movie 14. Matlock, NBC 15. AIF,” NBC IB. 60 Minutes CBS 17. 227, NBC 18. “Dallas, CBS 19. Windmills of the Gods,” Port 2, — CBS Speciol Movie Presentation 20. Knots Landing, CBS 20. Moving Target, NBC Monday Night Movies Lorie Ann Porther Todd Fredrick Read Jennifer Lynn Robinson Brooks Dennis Ross Nora Lee Scritdifield Mabel Ann Show Kay Elaine Shook Julie Kay Shull Seniors 11 David McCune, a welder at JYS, models the latest in welding fashions. Freshmon David Smith, a vorsity golfer, looks on after the mighty swing of his dub to see where the bal wtf fafl At lunch junior Nathan Mayse contemplates, Why do I put myself through this? 12 Introduction cowls swept across faces while papers rustled. Students prepared IT L7e,t'Ibe ,eatber • -' pM glimpse of fhe mind-boggling problems. eSPer0t'°n °S everyone cau9ht a Sias i - - ■� . - w sssr■■ •tasss “zzzt - - by J. Bliss ond T. Morlaft, NHS HERRT OF NHSb� ata Introduction 13 Michael Joseph Singel Tracy Lee Snyder Tonya Jo Spring Joanne Lenore Stevens Tracy Lynn Stevens Michael James Styer Brett Dean Swigert Gary Lee Tanksley n� on «� bM nkog uo ot h lb. nkg Fob 20. 1200. according to information compilod by AHboord magazine 1. Seasons (hong . Expos 2. What Hove I Don to Deserve Ife? Pet Shop toys ond Dusty Springfield 3. (odd v Seen. TiHony 4. Father Figaro. George MxhoeJ 5. Hungry Eyes (from Dirty Ooncing }. Eric (ormen 6 ‘Soy You W . Foreigner 7. She's lib the Wad. Potnck Swoyz 8 Mover Gonno Give You Up. Keck AslWy 9 Don't Shed o lev. Pod Comtek 10. I Wont To I Tour Mai. toger Roger The blowing are It best selmg dbums for the week ending Feb. 20, 1988, according to information compiled by Mboorrf mogazin 1. Forth. George Mrchoel 2. Dirty Dancing, Soondtrodt 3. Tiffany, TiHony 4. Bek, Inxs 5. lad. Mxfoel Jackson 4. Hysteria. Oof Leppard 7. The Lonesome JuMe . John Cougor Melencamp 8 Out of the Blue. Debbie Gibson 9 Ooud Mm . Georg Mormon 10. Skyscraper. Demd Lee loth The following a lh lop 10 money making movies as of Feb 20. 1988 1. Good Morning Vietnam 2 . Shoot to K1 3. Action Jocksoo 4. Three Men and o Baby 5. Moonstruck 6. The Serpent and the Rainbow 7. She's Moving a Baby 8 Satisfaction 10. School Dazt 14 Seniors Trojon guord Mike Morrison telebroles our homecoming riclory over Gorowoy. Seniors IS We Interrupt This Regularly THE LAST WILLS AND TESTAMENTS I, Sonda Dobson, leove Sharia and Sharma the last of the Dobsons! Good lurk, Twins! We, Sonda Dobson ond Jessica Fallins, leave 3rd period chemistry class to anyone who leads a 'dull life and likes to sleep a lot! I, Angie VonSickle, will the ability to put up with the flag corps for as long os I did. Goad luck! It's a tough job. I, Amy Campbell, leave N.H.S. with great pride, happiness, ond my diploma — finally I, Amy (ompbell, predict MAM to get married after graduation Good luck, guys! I, Jessica Fallins (AKA Alvin), will to Tarra Shuck (AKA Pood) all the crazy ond awesome times in basketball ond just being there for me as a friend. Heeeyyy! Best of luck your senior year. P.S. “Fireblast! I, Michelle Donsby, leave to Melinda ond Melissa Dansby, all the copo views. Melissa, try to be good! !, Michelle Dansby, leave Melonie Dansby two more fun years of high school Enjoy them. I, Brett Swigert, will my super ability to be John Rambo, o roving lunatic, and to put up with Mr. lindon's insults to anybody who is crazy enough to do it. I, Vonda Dansby, leove Gina Russell (my very best friend) all the memories of all the fun times we hod at N.H.S. I, Wilbur McKinney, hope that everyone after us seniors does well in school and has fun in this greot school. I, Wilbur McKinney, hope that my little brother and little sisters do very well in school Even though my brother (Adrian) is in the fourth and my sisters (Alyssa and Estella) are in the second ond kindergarten. I also will this to my nephew (Travis) who is not yet in school. I, Marianne Kistler, will Marna Garretson, Suzanne Arth, and Becky NastoH all of the great times in chemistry class and in physics next year. Good luck, girls! I, Drew Davis, do hereby detlore that anyone who con survive boredom, humiliation, craziness, and downright stupidity can have my seat in social psychology. I, Jennifer Hart, will all the crazy times at lunch to Alon Bombeck ond Larry Lollithan. Only one year left, guys. I, Carla Krebs, will to Mary Marlatt and Tricia Loader the treat of putting up with all Hie “botHe babies in Hie high school! Thanks for all Hie fun and good luck, girts! I, Corlo Krebs, would like to thank Morianne Kistler for all Hie fun ond memories I have hod during my years in high school Thanks, Bird! And I dare anyone to try and be as crazy as we were! I, Travis Baker, will to Aaron Whaley to not get mad while playing basketball Good luck. I, Travis Baker, will to Shawn Rogers to dunk one time in every gome. Good luck. I, Steve Landis, will to Kipp Frye Hie ability to leave at lunch time in a car and not get caught I, Steve Landis, will to Scott Money Hie ability to come to school on a Monday morning with a hangover and still be able to stay awake in class. We, Mork Haver and Dwight Abner, president and vice president, and Hie rest of Hie Senior Class officials and Student Council, will to next year's Senior Class oHicials Hie ability to lead Hie doss in Hie wrong direction by getting detention for skipping out of period 2 calculus class. I, Emily Sue Everhart, will to Brian Guy Clark Hie ability to have a terrific senior year without flirting with a single girl (ha). Love yo’l We, Vickie Chaney ond Beth Harlel, leave to Gordon Brode and Mary Dingleberry Hie ability to bug Mr Linden os much as we have, ond to our lust puppy, Nathan, Hie polka which we perfected in Hie mud at Jackie's. We, Vickie Chaney and Emily Everhort, will to Brion Clark, Tom Couts, Shannon Couts, and Jonathan Zufelt Hie ability to remoin in Mr. Collins' kingdom (media center) for more than five consecutive minutes. Good luck, kids! I, DeAnne Clough, will to Tocey Holzboch all my dirty socks. Good luck, Toce! I, Jody Stevens, will Hie power to party it up and diss Hie skeezers to Travis Parks, a real partying dude. I, Billie W, will to anyone who can get away with it, Hie ability to take a zero ( 0 ) for almost all oral assignments and still pass Hie doss. I, Billie W., will to onybody Hie ability to drog their best friend down Hie shop hallway into Hie shop room in front of all Hie guys and still stay friends. We, Traci Snyder, Cathy Schuler, Tricia Hughes, and Deana Davis, will to all upcoming senior Newcoseon members Hie land of 1.2. Say hello to Hie Wizard! I, Beth Hartel, leave my little sister, Brandi, all Hie fun times I've had at N.H.S. I hope you have just os many and more of your own. Try not to give Hie teochers too much grief! I will to my love Ms. Angelo Wilken — all my love and Hie ability to be simple. I love you. Mike (Sheets) I, Mike Styer, will to Mr. Willie Weaver Hie ability to get os many detentions as possible and run the hill not once. I, Rebecca Little, will that my best friend Missy Robinson has os great a senior yeor as I hod. I, Rebecca Little, will everyone to hove a great success in life ond to achieve their goals. I, Bert Bryant, will all Hie O.W.E. students my ability to pick on Mr. McFodden. (bold litHe buddy) I, Kimberly Ann Fansler, will Shawn W. Fansler Hie best time of his life in N.H.S. (love ya'I Sis) I, Mabel Shaw, will to all Hie future OWE students Hie ability to keep Mr McFodden in line. He needs it! I, Kelly Jones, leave Dan Belt and Mike Kennedy Hie pleasures of sitting in Hie hallway at lunch Good luck, dudes. I, Kelly Jones, hand down all Hie fun times in algebra class to Kipp Frye. I, Lorie Porcher, will to Hie cheerleaders of N.H.S. a season even better than Hie one we cheered this year. I'll miss you guys! Keep up those buckets!! I, Lorie Porcher, will to my sister Rhonda the ability to withstand Mr. Beckley's Boom-Boom jokes. Always tarry an extra stick of dynamite. I, Todd Read, have a word of advice to oil future freshmen: Stay calm and don’t panic; it's only four years! I, Todd Read, will my ability to get in trouble and not land in jail to Kenneth Earl Jones, Darin Rotruck, and John Bradford I, Tricia Hughes, will to Tommy Marlatt all Hie fun times we've had and Hie memory of almost getting killed on Hie way home from Zanesville Good luck next year! I'll miss yo'l I, Tricia Hughes, will my hairy ormpits to Mr. Berkley. P.S. You may borrow my 16 Senior Wills Scheduled Yearbook To Announce OF THE GRADUATING 1988 SENIORS curling iron! I, Chad Carr, give all the school dances to Brian P. Good luck! Keep kicking it. Check cc. We, Jennifer Cozzens and Kay Shook, leave our ability to get picked up for speeding in front of the school to anyone who can handle the embarrassment. We, Toby VanWormer and Jennifer Cozzens, leave our ability to fight every day to any couple that thinks they can handle it. I, John Miskimen (Alias: Ziggy Stardust, Alias: Zaphod Beeblebrox, etc.), will the ability to go 18 hours straight playing Dungeons Dragons to all bold adventurers everywhere We, Promethius, Schnozmon, and Ziggy Stardust (Brett S., Drew D., and John M.), will to any student at Net. High the ability to remain mentally insane and still pass 4 years of high school (by the skin of your teeth). I, Julio Caroline Frenton, will to Jolinda Bliss and Tammy Marlatl all the insane times cruising Main Street, Cambridge, the Philly drive-thrus ond singing Look what the cot dragged in” into our Goshen Dairy ice-cream! I, Julia Frenton, will to my little sister and little brother, although they do not attend Newcomerstown High, to make the best of their remaining school years and not let anything moke them grow up too fast. I love ya I, Mike Money, will to Hie cross country team to win everything, even stole. I, Mike Money, will to Shawn Lehman to keep chasing Hie girls especially at Cedar Point! I, Tammy Baker, will to Gina Russell all of Hie fun times we've shared together cruising Ville, ond coming in at 5:30. You’ve been a great friend. Thanks for everything! I, Tommy Baker, will to Dawn Ames Hie ability to make it through her senior yeor ond to stay out of trouble! I'll miss ya'I I, Corey Moner, leave my litHe cousin Heather Ames Hie ability to get good grades and have lots of fun at N.H.S. Good luck. I, Corey Moner, will to Shad Stroup Hie ability to have lots of fun at N.H.S. I know it will be hard under Hie circumstances. Good luck. I, Susan Albaugh, leave to Lorry Lollithan Hie ability to carry out his senior year os Phil, Sharon, and I have done before him. I, Brooks Ross, will to Julie Ann Mizer all Hie love Hie world has to offer. May you always find what you’re looking for and never let anyone keep you from it. Juls, we've got four long years ahead of us, but I know we'll make it. I love you sweetness, I LOVE YOU!!! I, Cathy Schuler, will to Matt Berger Hie best last year of high school. Thanks for making mine worthwhile along with all Hie great memories. You know you mean more to me than Hie world itself. I love you so much! By Hie way — NO FLIRTING when I'm not here to severely punish you! I, Cathy Schuler, will to Rhonda Ott, Cheryl Eckelberry ond Christa Fudge the ability to stay out of trouble but still have fun in the process ond to keep trading guys and still manage to be friends. I, Deana Davis, will Hie ability to get a guy to chase you in a car and then lose him on a country road never to be seen again to Laura Morris. Just don't get caught. I, Deana Davis, will to Mary Eckleberry, Hie ability to pick up businessmen at McDonald's ond Simonds when you're supposed to be selling NEWCOSEAN ads. I, Michelle Bryan, will Tanya Calvin all Hie broken fingernails, busted up knees, bruises, and good times that I've gotten out of volleyball. May Hie force be with you! ha ha! I, Michelle Bryan, will my ability to write early dismissals and get away with it to my brother Dove. I, Jockie Buckey, will Hie ability to give Hie beats, spy on people who have something to hide, and work down on Hie pier to Jocelyn ond Courtney Smith. Keep up Hie good work, giHs!!! I, Jackie Buckey, will all my batons ond my fondest memories of majorettes to Christie Smith. Thanks for sticking it out, Christie. Good luck next yeor as head majorette. I, Chad Carr, give anyone Mrs. Rudd's art class. I, Shellie Wilson, will to my younger sister, Teresa — Hie last of Hie Wilsons — Hie best of luck and times in her remaining years in high school, band and her future. I love ya'I I, Shellie Wilson, leave Hie drums, Mr. Hildreth, and Hie fuss to Rocky Cose. You can have 'em! I, Kay Shook, will to Richord Lehman Hie ability to poke people on Hie heod ond call them Dove for no reason at oil. We, Tony Huston, Tom Poorman, ond Roger Boyd, will Hie ability to throw Hie wildest welcome home party to anyone who thinks they can beat ours. I, Tony Huston, leove to Willie, Todd, Jack, Kenny, George, and all future wresHers, Hie ability to wresHe your heart out and not get pinned and to party in Hie off season! I, Vonda Dansby, would like to wish all my younger friends, Terri R. (Lady T.) and Stacy T. (The Bone) Hie best of luck in their remaining years at N.H.S. We, Jennifer Hart and Beth Hartel, leove all of Hie fun times we've had in T.l. (Teenage Institute) to Tacey Holzboch. Keep Hie T.l. Spirit. I, Nikol Evans, will David Ault Hie best of luck throughout his remaining years of N.H.S. You'll really need it! I, Ruby K., leave behind my old bus seat to Becky, Scott, and William to have as much fun in it as I did. I, Ruby K., will to anyone in typing Hie ability to do letters as well ond interesting as I did. (Ask Mr. Kinzel about it.) I, Melanie George, leove to Kokie Swanger, Hie ability to remove road kills. (Good job, Kok!) I, Becky Green, will to my brother Ryan all Hie fun and success here at N.H.S. We, Julie Shull ond Nora Scrichfield, will to Andrea Meeks to sneak out after curfew and get busted by Hie feds 50 feet from your front door. Go get 'em Scooter!” I, Julie Shull, will to Dave Bryan my sense of humor and ability to have detention every day after school your senior year. Keep Hie faith, Davie! I, Tonya Spring, The Bronze, leove to Gordon Brode, Hie Plutonium, Hie Thespian Empire. Take good care of it and God save our queen! I, Tonya Spring, leave to Nathan Mayse my incredible ability to get and be bopped to share with someone who con appreciate it os much as I could! We, Roger Boyd and Traci Snyder, leave Hie clubhouse and all Hie springwater to any underclassman who knows these secrets, has Hie perfect timing we do, and thinks he can carry on these traditions better than we do. I, Traci Snyder, of questionably sound mind do hereby leove all our LitHe Green Things to Kevin Bailey. Keep Hie color, Honey!! Senior Wills 17 CAPTURED MEMORIES Les Hkkmon, spring court escort, basebdl leftfiekier, and chess chompion, lets off a little tension during the Chess Tournament held Soturday, March 19. Jody Stevens and Dawn Collins finally got cought by a comera after running from the Hewcoseon staff since the beginning of the school year. Why hide such odoroble smiles? Seniors Jennifer Cozzens and Shellie Wilson ore typicol teenogers, even at school a phone is just too good to resist. 18 Seniors Mike Styer Womes it on his knee'' os Les Hkkmon tumbles down after journeying down the hall on Mike's bock. Once ogoin Beth Hortel is studying very hard. Vickie Choney and Dave Bryan see if Vickie's thumb is octuolly green during 8th period speech class. Mewcoseon photographer, Cathy Schuler, came up on the scene Corey Moner explains the finer points of communications (speech) to Emily Everhart. Seniors 19 TOP OF THE LINE SENIORS Vickie Chaney and Dwight Abner always hove a way to make their classmates smile. Dwight guesses that moybe he's on ‘ all-around fun guy” to be around while Vickie confesses that she paid everyone off Not just onyone could run down a runway, trip over o wrinkle in the carpet, ond roll heod over heels on the floor.” Gymnast Lori Porcher feels that her coordination helped her win votes for Best Dancer John Miskimen, on the other hand, feels that because his ancestors were Scott-lrish folk doncers ond Romanian boot burners he hod an unfair advantage over his competition. Marianne Kistler ond Mork Haver odmit that the real reason they won Best Personality was because they threatened everyone!! 20 Senior Favorites Beth Hortel told us thof her ultimate goal in life has always been to attend Peoli Technical Institute and major in janitoriol services It is oil she has dreamed of for the past seventeen years. Mark Haver s dreams ore along the same lines. Both thonk their fellow seniors for voting them Most Likely to Succeed. Tricio Hughes' thoughts on why she wos chosen for prettiest smile were that she is always in a good mood and always smiling, (hod Carr gives all the credit to the fact that he uses Close-Up for those extra-long moments with that special girl. We got him to give us the inside scoop: he uses turtle wax to moke them shine! Lori Porcher feels that the Apple Creek Institute for Gifted and Toiented Students mode her realize that her main gool in life is to spreod school spirit throughout N.H.S. while Dwight Abner demands a recount However, they agree that it is a speciol honor. Senior Favorites 21 TOMORROW’S LEADERS • • • Kim Fansler and Mike Slyer feel that the hair on their legs had something to do with their receiving recognition for Best Legs. Kim admits that after being hounded to shave her legs for severol years, she finally did so and soon after she was chosen for this honor Mike feels that a tan also helped him win the title. Trkia Hughes and Corey Moner were in total agreement when asked why they thought they were voted Friendliest We don't look down on certain groups or people We tolk to olmost everyone.'' Corey also odded that when he sees that someone is feeling down he tries to cheer him up. Mike Slyer ond Michelle Bryan received recognition for Best Athlete because of their contributions toward NHS athletics. Mike feels that it was hard work playing in 3 major sports year after year and excelling in eoch one at some point, but the reward in the end was worth the work. Michelle stated, I personally didn't think I deserved this award because there are a lot of other girls that worked just as hard, if not harder, than I did. But thanks anyway!” 22 Senior Favorites Michelle Bryon ond Les Hickmon toke care of their hair and make it look presentable. They ore never without brushes in their possession. Marianne KisHer feels that genetics or maybe the foct that she hos colored contents got her the honor of prettiest eyes. Whereas, Mike Styer feels it has something to do with his having such “baby blue eyes, Mike feels puzzled though why he was chosen for this honor because he feels that his eyes are always blood shot! Travis Baker and Julie Shull seem to have the special talent of making people smile and laugh. Travis Baker odmits that he loves to goof around and get into trouble while, on the other hand, Julie Shull casually comments that it's just part of her naturol personality. Vickie Chaney modestly odmits that the only logical reason as to why she won this honor as Biggest flirt was that she is just naturally friendly toward people — especially those of the masculine gender. Mike Styer’s thoughts on the subject were along the same line. He's just a friendly kind of fellow Senior Favorites 23 mm mm sw?. U; 24 Senior Favorites 1kms • 5Sc- y®tf l pv-. v'.'. Senior Favorites 2: CANDIDS Mr Beckley puts o reassuring arm oround the only person who will get near him, senior Tammy Baker 28 Candids Sophomore Lewis Wilburn (beds his typing skills during sixth period Typing I. From the look on Todd Taylor's fare, he seems to be daydreaming insfeod of listening to Mr. Henry's lecture during seventh period government class. Itkk Brenemon listens to the musk used for the foil ploy. Pools Porodrse. Senior Sondo Dobson tries her best to get a little studying done during sixth period study holl Missy Freetoge studies her grommor in fourth period offke protedures mi Jennifer (ozzens oppeors to lose her rorKentrotion during Mrs Spaulding's sixth period senior English doss. Prrxtking her flog routine really paid off for sophomore Angelo Durben, who b now in her third year of Flog Corps. Candids 29 8rion Porks, o guard on the varsity football feom, sells randy bars to support for the football program. JUNIORS To find out what mode the Junior Class tick, the Newcosean Staff took a poll. The final results were as follows: Favorite Female Singer — 1) Tiffany. 2) a tie between Debbie Gibson and Whitney Houston. Favorite Mole Singer — 1) George Michael. 2) Richard Morxx. Favorite Movie of 1987-1988 — 1) Dirty Dancing. 2) a tie between Good Morning Vietnam. Favorite Group — 1) Aerosmith. 2) a three way between AC DC, Jets, and Def Leppard. Favorite song — 1) Angel. 2) Could Have Been. Favorite T.V. Show — 1) “Cosby Show. 2) A.L.F. Favorite Actress — 1) Jennifer Grey. 2) Lisa 8onet. Favorite Actor — 1) Patrick Swayze. 2) A.L.F. Favorite Cartoon — 1) Bugs Bunny. 2) Tom and Jerry. Favorite Sport — 1) Football. 2) Basketball. Abbuhl, Gory Ames. Dawn Arth, Suzanne Bailey, Carl 8aker, Shawn Baker, Shelly Bambeck, Alan Bonuott, Chuck Barker, Lori Berkley, liso Belt, Dan Berger, Matthew Bliss, Jolindo Bourne, Undo Bradford, John Brode, Gordon Bryon, David Calvin, Tanya Canfield, Ren Carpenter, Erk Case, Rocky Clock, Brian Cleveland, David Cole, Rhonda Couts, Shannon 30 Juniors Junior Jonathon Zufelt is on his way to the boord to explain a geometry problem Tommy Morlatt, a member of the Nationol Honor Society, expresses her view of her curriculum choices for to Mrs. Lerch. next yeor to Angie Wilkin (outs, Tom Dalkxheisa, Maria Eckelberry, Cheryl Eikleberry, Mary Elliott, Tina Fudge, Christo Garretson, Marna Harris, Richard Hickman, Ivan Hinds, Keith Jones, Kenny Kennedy, Michoel Koran, Cheryl Lollithon, Lorry Lawver, Tom Lehman, Richard Long, Tawnya Morlatt, Tammy Mayse, Nathan Medley, Jennifer Miller, James Miner, Jerri Juniors 31 Moore, Colleen Murroy, Derrick Nostoff, Rebecca Oft, Rhonda Porks, Brian Porks, Trovis Peoch, Charles Poorman. George Rehord, Corey Robinson, Melissa Rodrick, Jeannie Rogers, Shawn Russell, Regina Rutledge, Sabrina Schlupp, Renee ScWupp, Robert Shepherd, Jennifer Shuck, Tarra Smart, Alex Smith, Christie Smith, Sherri Sorrell, Kevin Storcher, Lisa Stocker, Michelle Styer, Chris 32 Juniors Jeonme Rodrkk and Michelle Stocker look over the curriculum guide ond decide on the courses they will take in their long-awaited senior year. Swanger, Kokie Swouger, Georgeana Tinney, Tammy Tung, John Von Horn, Jennifer Van Kirk, Lisa Whyde, Marvin Wilkin, Angela Zufelt, Jonathon Juniors Down Ames ond Lorry Lallithon enjoy their 5o lunch, but Trojan golfer Alan Bombeck seems to be in another world. Juniors 33 Arnold, Todd Bell, Denny Birch, Rick Conner, Jim Cox, Tim Cutsholi, Greg Donsby, Melinda Dansby, Melissa Steve Clements and Chuck Hunt, students in the small engines class at Buckeye Joint Vocational School, catch up on their studies Goskill, Lorry Grose, Bobbi Herron, Misti lofferty, Kathleen Larrick, Jeonnine Ledbetter, Cindy McVey, Melisso Moss, Brian Norman, Carrie Ann Shaffer, David Shaffer, George Shorrock, Kevin Smith, Cloy Tonksley, Lester Larry Goskill fixes one of the cycles during small engines class. J.V.S. 35 Ault, David Bortholow, Joyce Botes, Jennifer Beaver, Stocy Belt, Darren Bowser, James Boyd, Bloke Breneman, Richard Brenneman, Seon Brode, Steven Comes, Chris Cox, Rebecca Crank, Matthew Crites, Jim Dalkxheisa, Tony Domm, John Dansby, Melanie Dansby, Todd Dietrich, Steve Dobson, Sharia Dobson, Shormo Durben, Angie Fbersboch, Mike Edwards, Scott Everhart, Michael Pansier, Shaun Ferrell, Angelo Fillman, Darren Fockler, Emily Frye. Kipp Golbraifh, Darren Gardner, Kevin Glazer, Kevin Green, Ryan Guy, Christie Hardman, Tom Harris, Laura Hartel, Brandi Husk, Patty Kennedy, Down Kenney, Johnnie Lahmers, Kevin Lawrence, Gabo Lehmon, Shown Lester, Carla Lister, Cathy Lower, Jomie Maloy, Horry Marteny, Alien 36 Sophomores SOPHOMORES Melliso Rominger and Barbara Tidrick, who take money during lunch hour, talk with Mrs Nostoff about the importance of their job To find out what mode the Sophomore Class tick, the Newcosean staff took a poll. The final results were as follows: Favorite Songs — 1. ‘Push It 2. ‘‘Angel.’’ Favorite Female Singers — 1. Whitney Houston 2. Tiffany. Favorite Male Singers — 1. George Michael. 2. Patrick Swayze. Favorite Movies of 1987-88 — 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Predator. Favorite Groups — 1. Def Leppard 2. Salt and Pepa. Favorite T.V. Shows — 1. “Alf 2. “Cosby Show. Favorite Actors — 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Tom Cruise. Favorite Actresses — 1. Goldie Hawn 2. Alyssa Milano, Joan Collins, and Cybil Shepherd. Favorite Cartoons — 1 Bugs Bunny 2. Garfield. Favorite Sports — 1. football 2. Basketball. Sophomores 37 Jennifer Swigert, o member of the Newcosean stuff, works hard on her layout. John Damm, quarterback for the football team, tries his hand at basketball McColl, Todd McCorty, Tino McCoun, Tonya McCune, Todd McKinney, Louro Menefee, Dennis Miner, Ben Miskimen, Julie Mizer, Trocy Money, Scott Moore, Kelly Morris, Louro Myers, Gary Neighbor, Chad Nelson, Angelo Nichols, (ormen Nigro, Ryon PhiHoboum, Lorie Pierce, Lori Plonts, Jodi Poland, Amy Porcher, Mike Rexrood, Tommy Riffle, Julie Roohrig, Annette Rominger, Mellisa Rotruck, Darin Russell, Ann Harry Maloy and Dennis Menefee try to get on Mr McFodden s good side Annette Roohrig, o member of the cross-country team, is ready to lime her teammates 38 Sophomores Jocelyn Smith and Tommy Rexrood appear to be going to the dogs os they pose Ron Waller and louro Harris, Occupational Work Adjustment students, ore their normal selves for the camera before a choir concert for Gordon Brode Sophomores 39 40 Freshmen Berkshire, Amy Bryant, David Bryant, Mike Bunner, James Barrier, Greg Butler, Keith Calvey, Robin Campbell, Stacy Cleveland, Tim Cutsholl, Tina Dolton, Amy Dietrich, Connie Ames, Heather Amore, Tom Bailey, Kevin Bombeck, Brain Barkley, Ebony Barlow, Tammy Bartholow, Cecil Belle, William Dorsey, Kristy Durban, Tonjo Felton, Terry Ferrell, John Fish, Allen Fish, Lee Gardner, Chris Gardner, Jennifer Garretson, Jason Glazer, Tom Gray, Nathan Hogans, Aimee Allen and Lee Fish, who played on the N.H.S. Trojan Football Team and Julie Mizer, a reserve volleybafl player, watch a game of basketball during their 56 lunch. Kullik, Angie Lenhoff, Jock looder, Jennifer looder, Patricio long, Becky Marlatt, Mary Hunt, Tina imlay, Robert Keith, Jeff Kellam, Todd Kohl, John Krosky, Becky Mike Bryont, o H.H.S. freshman, Brett Swigert, a senior and member of the Art Club, along with Chris VanHorn, drummer for Newcomerstown Morching Band, rest for awhile on the benches in front of the gym. Hardesty, Ralph Haynes, Betty Hinds, Carla Holzboch, Tocey Howard, Stacy Huffman, Jennifer John Kohl waits his turn as he and his football teommates go against the powder puff players and try to motch their own shoes first from the large pile in the middle of the gym floor. Freshman Todd Kellam, the kicker for the Tro}an Varsity Football Team, tries his hond at basketball against Marvin Whyde, Eric Carpenter, and J. R Abbuhl Freshmen 41 42 Freshmen MeElhaney, Juli McKinney, Trick) Meek, Crystal Meeks, Andrea Miller, Jackie Miller, Jason Mizer, Julie Moss, Shonnon Murray, Colleen Napier, Kenny Neighbor, Selena NeSmith, Scon Newell, Casondro Nigro, Nicole Norman, Tina Normon, Todd Peach, John Pena, Jennifer Perry, Mary Perry, Terrie Porcher, Rhonda Ridgeway, Nancy Rodrkk, Marilyn Ross, Jennifer To find out what made the Freshman Class tick, the Newcosean staff took a poll. The final results were: Favorite Song — 1. “Push It 2. “Honestly and Girls, Girls, Girls.” Favorite Female Singer — 1. Debbie Gibson and Tiffany 2. Whitney Houston. Favorite Male Singer — 1. George Michael 2. Potrick Swayze. Favorite Movie of 1987-88 — 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Three Men and a Baby. Favorite Group — 1. AC DC 2. Def Leppard and Stryper. Favorite T.V. Show 1. Cosby Show” 2. ALF” and Growing Pains.” Favorite Actress — 1. Jennifer Grey 2. Molly Ringwald. Favorite Actor — 1. Potrick Swayze 2. Bill Cosby. Favorite Cartoon — 1. Bugs Bunny 2. Smurfs and The Flintstones. Favorite Sport — 1. Football 2. Basketball Freshmon Scott NeSmith returns from the Pizza Shop during Ns 58 lunch. Rutledge, Wendy Sams, Billie Shalosky, Robert Shivers, Shown Singel, Kim Smith, David Stanley, Carrie Stordc, Jim Torrance, Stocie Tote, Geri Theriault, Michelle Thompson, Timothy Tung, Paul Von Horn, Chris VonSkkle, Irene Watson, Cheryl Weaver, William Wight, Mork line Hunt, o member of the Freshman Class, looks surprised to hear the Chris Gardner, who works os a corner for the Timet Reporter, enjoys his lunch, latest gossip from her friends. Hot Pictured: Dan McCune William Wilson Steve Woodby Freshmen 43 Th 1988 Newcoseon staff consists of monkeys in tfto first row: Doom Davis, Cathy Schutor, Mary Eikleberry, goofs in tho second row Angola Durban, Jtnnifor Swigort, Missy Komingor, woirdos in tho third row: Nathan Mayso, Lori Barkor, Sherri Smith, Lori Fiorco, and Egyptians in Ifw fourth row: Trkio Hughes, Tommy Morlatt, Tonya Calvin, Jolindo Bliss Thorn oro many things that go an behind the scones to bring you the yearbook While creating a double page spread, Doana Davis thinks about what types of pictures she wants to be token for this specific layout 44 Newcoseon Traci Snydar, editor of the 1988 Newcoseon yearbook, shows her brilliance by folding a box. Actualy, as editor and three-year veteran. Trod helps the less-experienced staff members with any problems that arise. It takes great patience and perseverance to do the ads for the yearbook Here, sophomore Lori Pierce works steadily on the advertising section. The writing and publishing of a yearbook is looked at by others as simple, but octuolly it is a long and tedious process Mrs Spoulding. the yearbook advisor, is going over on informative newsletter with the staff Another job of a staff member is writing copy for pictures After the copy is written and opproved by the advisor, it must be typed on copy forms Nathan Mayse is typing a copy form for the morching band layout Angie Durban is doing what the staff does best — designing a layout. The layout she is working on now is for underclass pictures. Newcosean 45 46 !iz: eii IIZII iiiiil!!!! II iiiiil!!!! c:n n:,o llllllllll mdi: M..H..II n 1111111111 inilliiii iii.ii.iii ii....ii MiiiiiiM ||iiiiini 1111111111 inilliiii lliillnll 1111111111 inilliiii ||iiiinii Matt Schwarzer attempts to teoch Laura Morris and Selena Neighbor how to (ount to ten. Give it up! Trkia Hughes (L) ond Tammy Marlatt (R) say “Ta da! as they show off in front of the comera. Fortunately, they didn't get into trouble for being in the ocodemic hall during lunch. 48 Noon Candids Noon Condids 49 Woiting anxiously, Todd M(Cune is slowly enframed by the excitement of his lunch period. L 50 Administration Board of Education: Front, Jill Little, Becky Baker, Dan Stocker. Back, Mr Grant Sheppard, Dr. Phil Mozena, Roger Bam beck, Denny Barlow Connie Swaney helped the high school immensely this year as our substitute secretory in the absence of Mrs. Hoffman. Mr Sterrett is in his first yeor os high school principal He formerly served as Newcomerstown Middle School principal for three yeors. Mrs (orlo Hall is in her seventh yeor as secretory in the Newcomerstown School System, the first six of which were at the Middle School. The school runs more smoothly when Mrs Mildred Hoffman is there, we missed her this year while she was hospitalized. Administration — the Heart of It All Lee Brown holds down his busy job os work coordinator for Newcomerstown Schools os well os for (loymont ond Indian Valley South Schools Teochers often call assistant treasurer, Mrs. Nancy Hannahs, for purchase order numbers when ordering school supplies. Don Stocker, clerk treasurer, awaits an incoming messoge on the computer 51 Teachers are the keys of success that help to unlock the doors of creativity. Guidance Counselor Mr Belle is ending the day with one last phone call and a feeling of exhoustion. Mr. John Anderson — world history, American history, freshman basketball, ossistont baseball cooch, Sophomore (loss odvisor Anytime someone finds out my room is next to Mrs Lerch s!” Mr. Rich Babcock — O.W A, varsity boy's basketball cooch Mr. Ernie Art — Wood shop I, II. III. IV, heod track cooch Mrs. Pegay Ball — learning disabilities, Senior Class odvisor, jr. varsity volleyball cooch. Spilling a toco soiod all over the front of me before o volleyball game. I hod to cooch that night in a borrowed blouse that completely clashed with my slacks. But we won!- Mrs. Janice Beckley — calculus, odvonced mathematics. Algebra I, computer programming, T O T odvisor In an odvanced moth doss this yeor, I was demonstrating the odditton in compound trig grophs I said, 9 + .3 is A student volunteered. 12 I finished. Yes. .12 . Mr. Kenneth Beckley — Amencon history, Advonced English II, General English II. Mr. Craig Collins — medio center specialist, Junior Class odvisor, Heod footboll coach A student collapsed in my Amerkon history doss during my lecture I helped her up and was taking her to the office when she collapsed ogain in the hall When I bent down Mr. Dennis Belle — Guidonce to pick her up. she threw up on counselor me.' Newcomerstown High School faculty participated in several events over the past yeor. The faculty played donkey basketball against the Lions Club and prevailed in overtime by a mere two points. Within a few weeks time they olso participated in the annual Senior-Foculty basketball game. Being on the eve of St. Patrick’s Day, the luck of the Irish must have been with the teachers as they defeated the Seniors 99-43. The Teochers Association also awarded ocodemic scholarships to Beth Hartel and Lorie Porcher. An odded feature to the faculty section this year is their most embarrassing moments along with their pictures and the courses they teach. With the look of paranoia, Mr. Beckley, wishing he was on Ns way home, enters Amerkon history. 52 Foculty Mr. Tarry Henry — AmerKon government, drolling, psychology, ossistonl vor-sity football, ossistonl vorsity frock Students overlooked pieces of o hotdog in a microwave ond planted it on the floor to see the reaction Mr. Stephen Hildreth — jozz bond, pep bond, morchmg bond, concert bond Mrs. Hina Hooker — Home Ec III, IV. On My Own. Fomily living. National Honor Society odvisor, FHA advisor While teochina ot (loymont, o student's cake overflowed and cought fire in the oven, filling the first floor of the building with smoke Mr. Ron James — Physical education, athletic director, ossistonl football cooch My most emborrossina moments hove occurred during the foculty (hristmos party where gifts ore exchanged I hove been known to give funny gifts to others, ond on more thon on occasion the toble has been turned on me. Mrs. Elaine Karp — speed education The day I ron off dittos and touched oil the ink, then monoged to get it oil over my loce It was a real inky situation!'' Mr. Mike Kinzel — Typing I. II. general business, business math Mr. Henry challenges the durability of sophomore Darren Belt's bridge mode from toothpicks, on assignment for Drafting II. Mrs. Becky lerch — Algebra II, geometry, General Math II, prom odvisor, North Central Association choir-person I heard a very funny remock during sixth period from Miss 0 Donnell I could not control myself during the entire seventh period mot day In addition to his muskd endeavors, Mr Hildreth dso helps the Thespians with the technical aspects of theater Mrs. Lerch seems to be saying, Hey! You with the camera, sit down! This is geometry doss not Hemosean Newcomerstown Schod District psychologist is Mrs Morgorie Kohn Foculty 53 Mrs Jonet Jenkins is the Newcomerstown School District nurse Mr. Jim Lindon — Advonced English III, Generol English III, Advanced English IV, reading, communications. Mr lindon doesn't get emborrossed, he only embarrasses others! Mr Dave Heidinger of GenCORP receives from science teochers Mr Marlatt and Mr Wright an award for his firm's contribution of educotionol video tapes. Mr. Loverne Marlatt — general science, chemistry, physics, girls' reserve basketball, assistant trock cooch, assistant athletic director I fell asleep one day at home during lunch hour ond was awakened by Mr Belle with a phone call halfway through the next period Mrs. Linda Millar — home ec. A mouse ran ocross the room one day ond since I om slightly terrified of them, I could not hold back a scream. Of course, the mouse ran behind the students desks so none of them saw it. The students oil seemed very puzzled by this sudden break in the routine, ond I felt terribly silly! Miss Diana Myars — health, physicol education, volleyball, track, assistant Junior (loss odvisor. While pitching the softball in P.E., Chuck Bancroft hit o line drive that hit me in the foreheod ond knocked me down I hod threod marks for four days. ' Miss Kathy O'Donnall — office procedures, accounting, economics, college notetaking, Sophomore doss odvisor My most embor-rossing moment was when I wos in college Members of my basketball team decided to play a trick on me. The visiting men s basketball team wos dressing in our lock er room Of course, I did not know this My fellow players decided that I should go into the locker room to get something You guessed it! I sow the whole team in the buff, ond they saw me with a red face. Mrs. Lea Ann Rudd — Art I, II, III, IV. 54 Faculty Mr Stephens watches on evening rehearsal of Pools Porodise Miss Judy Zeidler — Guidance counselor, S.AD.D. T.I. advisor Can't think of any.” Mrs. Diana Spaulding — English I, Advanced English I, English IV, Yearbook, Freshmon (lass Heod Advisor. I was wolking quickly ocross the cafeteria in front of all the study hall students ond nearly slipped I was rather em-borrossed and from the amount of loughter, the students must hove thought it wos funny! Mr. Wayna Swigtrt — Drafting I, industrial ort club od-visor Mr. Dick Wright — Biology I, II, GoH coach Mr. William Stephens — choral director, assistant band director, theater advisor. During re-heorsal one morning, I wos standing on the piano bench to direct the choir Then, I heod some wrong notes being sung I immediately squatted down to play the piano ond who wolked in but Mr Ster-rett Pretty embarrassing! Mr. Dick Trento — Math I, II, general science I hove not been here long enough to be really embarrassed — yet. Miss Gretchen Yerian — French I, II, Spanish I, Spanish Club, French Club My desk is always messy Once it was so bad fhot one of my students took a picture of it. Mrs Spaulding checks over English IV homework papers. Faculty 55 firs Row, Robyn Worthington, Irori Snyder, Courtney Smith, Jennifer Botes, Jocelyn Smith, Annette Roohng, Carmen Nkhols, Jamey lower Second Row, lisa Berkley, Jenny Van Horn, Tommy Morlatt, Jennifer Hart, Susan Albaugh, Sharia Dobson, Lori Barker, Julie Riffle Third Row, John Domm, Johnnie Kenney, Gory Myers, Kevin Lahmers lisa Berkley and Marianne Kistfer begin the lighting of the toadies which leods to ihe oath of induction The National Honor Society has many qualifications one must fill to even be considered. First, one must have a 3.2 grade point averoge and strong leadership, character, service, and scholarship qualities. You must then fill out an application which is reviewed by a panel of tecchers who make the final decision. The 1988 Newcomerstown National Honor Society held its annual induction on March 18, 1988. 20 members were inducted with 18 members still active. After the Pledge of Allegiance and opening remarks by Mr. Sterrett, the tapping of new members Degan. Following the tapping, the concert choir performed two selections, the lighting of the candles symbolizing the four cardinal principles were Tit, and the oath of induction was token. After closing remarks and pictures a reception was held in the media center. Sophomore Shorio Dobson beams with happiness at the dose of Ihe inductions. Honor Soc '8 56 Honor Society Inductions Honor Society members Jerri Miner and Jennifer Shepherd serve punch and cookies at the reception for the inductees Senior inductee Jennifer Hart ond her parents walk to their seats Emily Everhart assists Tammy Marlatt in putting on the robe Honor Society Officers: President — Cork) Krebs Vice President — Brooks Ross Secretory — Lori Porcher Treasurer — Morianne Kistfer 4 Cardinal Principles: Scholarship Service Leadership Chorocter Honor Society Inductions 57 Recipients of the Honors Given at the Awards Assembly on May 20, 1988 Were ... Valedictorians of 1988 Lorie Porcher Brooks Ross Salutatorian of 1988 Beth Hartel Presidential Academic Fitness Awards Jennifer Hart Beth Hartel Carla Krebs Lorie Porcher Brooks Ross Ohio State Board of Education Award of Distinction Jennifer Hart Scholarships United States Military Academy Brooks Ross Honors Scholarship to Marietta Lorie Ann Porcher Alumni Scholarship to Muskingum College Susan Albaugh Barber School Michelle Lynn Bryan Kay Elaine Shook Andrea Dawn Collins Tonya Jo Spring American Legion Americanism and Government Program Winners 10th Grade Gary Myers Julie Riffle 11th Grade Lori Barker Brian Clark Ohio Board of Regents “Ohio Academic Scholarship Recognition Awards” Vickie Chaney Jennifer Hart Beth Hartel Lorie Porcher 12th Grade Mark Haver Lorie Porcher DAR “Good Citizen Award Carla Krebs Ohio University’smAmerican History Contest Winner” Lorie Porcher ■... mmm Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement Participant?and ■ Winner Awards■ 1 st Year Biology Kevin Lahmers Tonya McCoun General Science Cecil Barthalow Becky Long 1 Scholarships to Ohio State School of Cosmetology and Chemistry Beth Hartel 58 Awards Sabrina Rutledge Physics Susan Albaugh Brooks Ross Algebra Lori McMillen Katie Thompson Geometry John Domm Johnnie Kenney American History Brian Clark i •. u ;|l • Angie wiiKin Senior Social Studies Carla Krebs Victoria Chaney English I Julie Mizer Irene Van Sickle English II Carmen Nichols Annette Routing I III Alan Bambeck Tammy Marlatt 1IV Jennifer Hart Mark Haver French I Darren Fillman Spanish I Lori Barker Jamey Lower Advanced Math Jeri Miner Marno Garretson French II Ryan Nigro Robyn Worthington Outstanding Student in Woodshop I Jason Garretson DoVid Smith h Outstanding Student in Woodshop II Matt Crank Darren Galbraith' Outstanding Keith Hinds Dan Belt Outstanding Student in Woodshop IV Kelly Jones Audra Lister Outstanding OWA Student Connie Dietrich Kevin Glazer Most Improved OWA Stud Joyce Barthalow I Senior Class I Mark Haver Outstanding Advanced Mathematics Student Alan Bambeck Outstanding Computer Student : Johnnie Kenney Outstanding Calculus Student lefh Hartel Hardest Working Student in English II Jennifer Botes Dennis Menefee I Awards S9 Most Creative Writer in Advanced English II Kevin Lahmers Courtney Smith Outstanding Psychology Student Jennifer Hart Lorie Porcher Outstanding Advanced Drafting Student Tom Lawver m Most Inquisitive American Government Student Brooks Ross Outstanding Drafting II Student Ryan Styer Boys' Presidential Physical Fitness Test First Year Tom Poorman Second Year Rocky Case Mike Ebersbach Fourth Year Matt Crank Lee Fish Jason Miller Fifth Year Eric Carpenter Allen Fish Sixth Year John Kohl Ryan Nigro Tony Houston Seventh Year Darren Belt Outstanding Typing Student Irene Van Sickle — Period 1 Shelly Baker — Period 5 Marianne Kistler — Period 5 Marilynn Rodrick — Period 6 Fastest Typist Angela Kullick — Period 1 -1 Jamie Lower — Period 5 Jessica Fallins — Period 6 Outstanding English III Student Alan Bambed| Outstanding English IV Student iLorie Porcher lost Improved Speech Student geana Swauger Outstanding Physics Student Brooks Ross Outstanding Chemistry Student Beth Hartel Outstanding General Science Student Julie Mizer ial PhysicalL m Girls' Presidential Phi First Year Tina Hunt Sixth Year Jennifer Bates Robin Calvey Mary Morlatt Julie Riffle Student Helpers Jennifer Medley Brani Hartel Outstanding Busini Troci Snyder Perfect Attendance First Year Brain Bambeck Jennifer Botes David Beckett Maria Dallachesia ▲ Sharma Dobson i Fitness Awards 60 Awards Sharia Dobson Sonda Dobson Beth Hartel Brandi Hartel Tacey Holzbach Stacy Howard Carla Krebs John Kohl Jason Miller Rhonda Porcher Marilynn Rodrick Mark Schwarzer Jim Storck Ryan Styer Paul Tung Irene VanSickle, Mark Wight Second Year Todd Dansby Annette Roahrig Third Year Alan Bambeck Fourth Year Vonda Dansby Michael Morrison Outstanding Art I Student Eric Carpenter Tawna Long Outstanding Art II Student Kelly Moore Jennifer VanHorn Outstanding Art III Student Linda Bourne Mary Eikleberry Tom Poorman Outstandm Arif Brett Swigert Outstanding Newcosean Nathan Mayse Most Conscientious English I Student Carla Hinds Outstanding English I Advanced Student Julie Mizer Outstanding Drafting Student Jim Stork Outstanding Freshman General Math Student Tom Amore Outstanding Freshman Science Student Cecil Barthalow Outstanding Biology I Student vin Lahmers futstanding Biology II Student Rian Bambeck Outstanding Biology II JUan Bambeck (futstandinq Life Scien Bonding Life Science Student Melanie Dansby Biology Lab Assistant Alan Bambeck M Outstanding Ere Julie Mizer I Student Outstanding French J Student Becky Styer Outstanding Spanish I Jamey Lower Participation in the Teenage Institute Deanne Clough Beth Hartel Jennifer Hart Tacey Holzbach Colleen Murray Jennifer Swigert Teresa Wilson Awards 1 Lisa Beckley, Angie Wilkin, and Jerri Miner are the three girls among the five people who ore delegates for the Girls State at Bowling Green University June 18-25. Boys’ and Girls’ State Five delegates from Newcomerstown High were chosen for Buckeye Boys’ and Girls’ Stote. Alon Bombeck is a member of the National Honor Society, Scholarship Quiz Team, golf and basketball teams, and on the Principal's Honor Roll, and Brian Clark was a winner of the American Legion Americanism and Government Essay Program. Bambeck and Clark's co-sponsors are Newcomerstown American Legion Post 431 and Newcomerstown Elks Lodge 1555. Lisa Beckley is an honor student, member of the Thespian Society, and band. Jerri Miner is an honor student, member of the National Honor Society, and SADD. And Angie Wilkin is an honor student, member of the National Honor Society. Beckley, Miner, ond Wilkin's sponsors are the Newcomerstown American Legion Auxiliary, Elks Lodge and Rotary. Brian Clark and Alan Sam berk are the two boys omong the five people who ore delegates for the Boys Stale ot Bowling Green University June 11-19. 62 Boys' ond Girls’ State Support Staff Marvin Smith Alvin Spring Lori Kinsey Hoi Ptttured, Jim Tufford The support staff maintains our school to keep it very clean. Maintenance Supervisor is Marvin Smith who works at all four schools from 6:30 o.m. to 9:00 p.m. and also drives bus. Alvin Spring is a bus driver and works at the high school from 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Lori Kinsey works from 2:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. at the high school, and Rhonda Cole, who is an OWE student, works from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the high school. Jim Tufford also works at the high school from 12:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and the grounds keeper for the Net H.S. athletic complex is Jim Williams. For keeping our school running smoothly, our thanks goes out to these people. Rhonda (ole Support Staff 63 64 WHERE THE ACTION IS Oiod Carr, o.k.o. CC Sounds, prepares to diange a tune during the homecoming dance held on October 10, 1987. Tawnya Long, ready to leave for the band's trip to New Albany, may be mildly annoyed at the Newroseon photographer 66 Condids Mark Haver, Senior dass Vice President ond National Honor Society member, portrays the scarecrow in period 1 Speech Class' play Christmas in Oz. Julie Riffle, sophomore band member, says Howdy Doody, Folks'' during o make-up session of the play Poofs Porodise. The Trojan wrestlers — Mike Kennedy, Jim Miller, Cooch Kinzel, Lewis Wilburn, Tom Poorman, Mike Everhart, Mark Schworzer, Matt Schworzer, Zok Trento, Kevin Welch, Mike Ebersboch, ond Todd Norman — celebrate a 2:30 pin by Willie Weaver ogoinst Tusky Central Catholic wrestler Rick Martinelli. Robyn Worthington does the twist '80’s style while Johnnie Kenney, ond Julie Riffle enjoy her antics at the Christmas Dance sponsored by the National Honor Society. Sophomore Jocelyn Smith, varsity cheerleader and Student Council member, studies for a 7th period geometry test during her lunch period. Candids 67 PACK ATTACK The 1987-88 Cross Country Team finished in first place in the I.V.C. As a whole, the team improved throughout the season with wins falling into place. Highlights for the team were being district runner-up and Cambridge Invitational Champions. Individually, Marvin Whyde wos first overoll in the boy's district, and Annette Roahrig wos first overall in girls. Awards that were received this season were Marvin Whyde, Eastern Oistrict All-Star Team and Most Valuable, and Ron Canfield, Most Improved. Front Raw, Leonard Kiruel, Coodi Mike Kiruel, Mike Kiruel, Jr. B xk Raw, Anette Roahrig, Ion (onfield, Jason MMer, Soon Brennemon, Jim Miller, Mike Money, Shawn Lehman, Toni Russell A word winners Marvin Whyde (Most Valuable) and Ron Canfield (Most Improved) we juniors. Senior Mike Money Senior Mark Sdiworzer Giving it their all, Marvin Whyde and Jim Miller are leoding the pock at the one mile mark in a duol meet Jason Miller receives his tog after insuring a win over RiverYiew. Mike Money and Ron Canfield try to move up at the Newcomerstown Invitationol. Shown Lehman, Matt Schworzer ond Mike Money pose for the camera after a hard day’s run. Cross Country 69 Senior Michelle Bryon slops her momentum while senior Melonie George saves the bad out of the net. Standing with hands together, ready to bump the ball, sophomore Sharia Dobson waits eagerly to take the neit hit after senior Michelle Bryon's bump TROJANS SPIKE UP Losing only two players to graduation in '88 (Michelle Bryan and Melanie George) this year's young squod has a year's experience playing together. The team finished ninth in the Inter-Volley Conference, beat Tusky Central Catholic in tournament play and then was beaten by Conotton Valley. This was Miss Diane Myers' third year as head coach. The award winners were: Most Points, Michelle Bryan; Most Improved, Cormen Nichols; Coach's Award, Tanya Calvin; ond Fourth-Year Award, Melanie George Fraat Raw, Shorfo Dobson, Christo Fudge, Michelle Bryon, Tonyo Calvin, lino Elliot lad Raw, Coodi Diane Myers, Gino Bussell, Melonie George, Sam Sdilupp, Tommy Rexroad, Shorma Dobson 70 Volleyball Frmrt Row, Julie Mirer, Tina Norman, Khondo Pordter, Tritio Loader. UK Raw, Coodi Boll, Angie Nelson, Christie Guy, Nicole Nigro, Cormen Nkhols, Laura McKinney, Jennifer Pena. Volleyball 71 Homecoming 73 Dwight Abner and Mike Morrison rolebrote the homecoming victory The 1987 homecoming festivities began Friday, October 9th at the annual homecoming pep rally. Friday afternoon the student body showed their spirit as the NHS cheerleaders led the cheers. At the football game Marionne Kistler, escorted by Mark Haver, was crowned queen. Her attendants were: Jackie Buckey, escorted by Brooks Ross,- Michelle Bryan, escorted by Les Hickman; Kim Fansler, escorted by Chad Carr; and Tricia Hughes, escorted by Mike Styer. The court was chosen by the Senior Class and the queen voted on by the entire student body. The Newcomerstown Football Team played on exciting game, upsetting the undefeated Goroway Pirates, 14-7. The festivities concluded ol the semiformal homecoming dance, d.j.'d by Chad Carr of C.C. Sounds, on Saturday night. Michelle Bryon dames with her escort, Les Hkkmon, at the victory dame. Jackie Buckey and her escort Brooks Boss make their enframe to the pep roily 74 Homecoming Trkia Hughes waves with excitement as she circles the frock on a Comoro Berlinetta driven by her sister Cheryl Hughes. On Saturday evening students donee at the homecoming dance d.j.’d by Chad Carr of C.C. Sounds. The team, cooches, cheerleaders, ond crowd run to the field to celebrate our upset of IVC foe Goraway. Kim Fansler and Trick) Hughes show their dass spirit at the homecoming pep rally. Queen Morionne’s senior activities indude: Student Council, basketbaN statistician, and National Honor Society. Homecoming 75 EVERY STROKE COUNTS The Trojan Golf Team, despite losing 4 of 5 starters, played rather well. The varsity was 9-11 overall and 6-8 in the I.V.C. The reserves were 7-7 overall. Tournament results were: 8th, in Klar’s All-County; 11th in the district tournament; 5th in the IVC Autumn Classic. Sophomore Gary Myers was medalist for the year. Receiving an award for most improved golfer was junior Alan Bambeck. Gory Myers, medalist for the year, looks down the fairway to plot his course of play. Freshman David Smith practices at River Greens on the putting green. Front, Zak Trento, Brian Bombeck, Steven Brode, Tom lawver, David Smith. Back, Cooch Wright, Shod Stroup, Johnnie Kenney, Alan Bombeck, Gary Myers, Rick Breneman. Zok Trento, also a Trojan wrestler, concentrates on chipping for a birdie. 76 Golf Sophomore thespian Slevon Brode lines up o pull. A member of the Scholarship Quiz Teom, Johnnie Kenney lakes o shot out of the rough. This Page Compliments of Roger Bambeck Accounting Coo Wright, who tenches life science, Biology I, and Biology II, lakes the easy woy out by riding in a golf cart. Shad Stroup, with on overall average of 45.6, eyes a crucial putt. Golf 77 If You Believe It, You Can Achieve It! Trojans Opponent 6tb pkxe Cadiz Duals 40 31 Shenatxkxdi 34 40 Canton Timken 6rti pkxe Bishop Reody Classics 54 16 ICC 62 12 Je� ett-S(io 31 42 Tusky Valley 34 26 Ridgewood 34 32 Sheridan 21 47 New Lexington 29 34 John Glenn 55 13 Caldwell 13 56 Sandy Valley 2nd pkxe Wellsville Invitational 20 46 Beallsville 57 19 Wellsville 6th Sectionals 1st Mark Schwoaer (135 lbs.) 3rd Mike Everhart (103 lbs.) Districts 2nd Mark Sdiworzer State Qualifier Mark Sdiworzer The motto for this year's wrestlers was If you believe it, you can ochieve it. That was put to the test as they went up against the top 5 teoms in the state. The 1988 Wrestling Trojans, led by Coach Kinzel, finished their season with a 7-6 record. The wrestlers hod a very tough schedule but Coach Kinzel believed that in order for the team to ochieve their goals they had to go after the best. This included the state champion in their first match. All the wrestlers put forth 100% during difficult practices, which led to an overall successful year. It was a tough decision but during the Awards Banquet it was announced that The Most Valuable Player was Mark Schwarzer; Mike Everhart, with 13 pins, was awarded the Most Pins, and Tom Poorman received the Coach's Award. Sophomore Zak Trento attempt; a 2 on I ” wrestling move on his Tusky Valley opponent. 1988 TROJAN WRESTLERS - firrt Raw, Jock Lenhoff, Goerge Poorman, Zak Trento, Lewis Wilburn, Mike Everhart, Todd Norman, and Cecil Darltxdow. Seceed Raw, WiHie Weaver, Mark Sdiworzer, Tony Huston, Tom Poorman, Roger Boyd, Lee Fish, and Kenny Napier. Third Raw, WMiom Wilson, Kevin Wekh, Mott Sdiworzer, Jim Miller, Mike Kennedy, Mike Ebersbodi, Boon Porks, and Coodi Kinzel. Senior 3-year letterman, Tom Poormon, who was first at the Wellsville Invitational ond has a 12-1 record, puts a heodlock on a Caldwell wrestler to help the Trojans to a 55-13 win. 78 Wrestling Wrestling 79 Lorie Porther, Mory Moriott, Courtney Smith, Jackie Buckey, and Jocelyn Smith, cheerieoders, use turpentine to dean up after moking posters. Kevin Sorrell, Dwight Abner, Corey Moner, Tom Poorman and Dave Bryan strike a silly pose in Mr. Lindon’s 8th period speech class. Senior Mike Morrison, a guard on our football team, gives a winning smile. Tom Lawver, Trojan linkster, chips on the green at River Green Golf Course. 80 Candids The Heart of N.H.S. Ido, portrayed by Lisa Berkley, introduces her boyfriend Willie Briggs, portrayed by Brett Lewis Wilburn, o Neweomerstown wrestler, looks over his easy A Swigert, to her employer, 9 P°l� r Candids 80A • • • beats on Tommy Marlatt, a Thespian, sports statistician and Hewrosean member, shows us what her port-time hobby is: sticking her tongue out at unexpecting photographers. Todd Keilam, freshman football player, is enthralled with the wonders of drafting. Pools' Paradise which ran November 14 and 15, 1987, wouldn't hove been such a success if it wasn't for the set crew. The crew members ore: Melissa Rominger, Carmen Nichols, Steven Erode, Nathon Mayse, Johnnie Kenney, Becky Styer, Gabe Lawrence, Rick Brenemon, Todd McCune, ond Lee Sansteod. Gary Myers, who participates in 3 sports — golf, basketball, and frock — tests the law of gravity. 80B Candlds • • and on William Wilson, freshmon football player, wonders how he received a B on this drafting test. Todd Dansby receives a helping hand by way of a pair of strong shoulders from teammate Darin Rotruck during the homecoming pep rally. Junior cheerleader Sherri Smith and junior band member Lori Borker ore friends to the end. Jeonnie Rodrkk and Michelle Stocker are deep into scheduling of their 1989 dosses. Condids 80C Melliso Rominger, a member of the SADO, T.l. 800 CandkJs Condids 81 Sophomore Class Officers: Miss O'Donnell, advisor, Lee Sandsteod, vice-president; Darren Fillman, president, Jennifer Botes, Sharma Dobson. Froshman Class Officers: Colleen Murray, treasurer; Mary Markm, president; Tommy Barlow, vice-president; Mrs. Spaulding, odvisor. Not Pictured, Amy Berkshire, secretory. Occupational Work Adjustment: Front, louro Harris, Joyce Borthalow, Cheryl Watson, Mary Perry, Betty Haynes. Back, Robert Sholosky, Kevin Glazer, Ron Woller, Steve Woodby, Darren Rotnxk, James Bunner. Attendance Assistants: Miss O'Donnell, odvisor; Troci Snyder, Dawn Ames, Deana Davis, Tammy Baker, Audra Lister. Industrial Arts Club: Front, Steve Landis, Darren Belt, Brian Parks, Allen Murteny, Audra Lister, Darren Galbraith. Back, Mr. Swigert, Tom Poorman, Roger Boyd, Dan Belt, Tony Huston, Jim Miller, Mr. Art. 82 Stvdenti Against Driving Drank: First Raw, Amy Poland, Brandi Hortel, Laura McKinney, Jennifer Swigert, Teresa Wilson, Tocey Holzboch, Shorma Dobson, Annette Roahrig, Becky Styer, Stocy Howard, Missy Robinson. Socoad Row, Rkhard Harris, DeAnne (lough, Beth Hortel, Shellie Wilson, Deana Davis, Lee Sondsteod, Sabrina Rutledge, Jerri Miner, Mekmie Dansby, Melissa Rominger, Carmen Nichols Third Row, Bill Belle, Colleen Murray, Morio Ddlocheisa, Angela Durban, Aaron Whaley, Mike Kennedy, Todd McCall, Angie Ferrell, Laura Harris, Tina McCorty, Sharia Dobson, Cheryl Watson, Miss Zeidler. Sonior Class Officors: Dwight Abner, vice-president; Mark Haver, president, Trick) Hughes, secretary; Cork) Krebs, treasurer Art Clob: Front, Brett Swigert, John Miskimen, Tony Dallocheisa, Ralph Hordesty Back, Tina McCorty, Audra Lister, Ann Russell. Occapatioaal Work Ixparionco: Front, Milo Blind, Derrick Murray, Trocy Stevens, Mabel Show, Loretta Woodby, Rhonda Cole, Bob Schlupp, Wilbur McKinney Back, Mr McFodden, Mike McCormick, Alex Smart, David Beckett, David Cleveland, Mike Morrison, Paul Rotruck, Mkhol Singel Madia Coator Assistants: Front, Amy Truex, Cathy Schuler, Shellie Wilson, Marianne Kistler, Sherri Smith, Courtney Smith, Dwight Abner, Jennifer Bates, Alan Bambeck, Kim (Fansler) Mizer, Jennifer Swigert, Mr Collins. Bock, Brian Porks, Corla Krebs, Lorry Lollithon, Drew Dvis, Mark Hover, Tommy Groff, Becky Green, John Damm, Colleen Moore 83 Student Council: Front, Jocelyn Smith, Julie Mizer, Trisha Loader, Sharia Dobson, Courtney Smith, Chris Gardner, Vickie Chaney, Shannon Couts. Bock, Jackie Buckey, Angie Wilkin, Chuck Peoch, Johnnie Kenney, Tom Couts, Tina Cutsholl, Marianne KisHer, Mr. Lindon. Newcosean Staff: First Row, Tammy Morlatt, Tricia Hughes, Cathy Schuler. Second Row, Jolinda Bliss, Sherri Smith, Tanyo Colvin, Lori Pierce, Lori Barker, Deona Davis, Mary Eikleberry. Third Row, Mrs Spaulding, odvisor; Angelo Durben, Jennifer Swigert, Traci Snyder, Nathan Mayse Honor Society: Back Row, Mrs. Hooker, Sonda Dobson, Angie Wilkin, Alan Bambeck, Gordon Brode, Shelly Baker, Sabrino Rutledge, Jerri Miner Front Row, DeAnne Clough, Beth Hartal, Lori Porcher, Mark Haver, Carla Krebs, Brooks Ross, Emily Everhart, Jennifer Shepherd, Morianne KisHer. Future Homemakers of America: Front, Richard Harris, Kim (Fonsler) Mizer, Tammy Groff, Becky Green, Gina Russell, Shannon Couts, Nikol Evons, Cheryl Eckelberry Back, Mrs. Hooker, Billie Walkup, Ruby Krasky, Michelle Bryon, Dawn Collins, Kokie Swonger, Rhonda Ott. Teachers of Tomorrow: Front, Sabrino Rutledge, Suzanne Arth, Beth Hartel, Traci Snyder, Nathan Mayse, Sonda Dobson, Loura McKinney Back, Corla Lester, Zochory Trento, Les Hickman, Todd Taylor, Mary Eikleberry, Chris Gardner, Mrs Berkley, odvisor 84 Clubs French Club: Front, Christie Guy, Tammy Rexrood, Angie Nelson, Gordon Brode, Robyn Worthington, Bill Belle Bock, Tonyo McCoun, Jocelyn Smith, Courtney Smith, Sharlo Dobson, Lori Pierce, Miss Yerian, odvisor Junior Class Olficors: Tammy Marlatt, vice-president; Mr. Collins, od-visor, Sherri Smith, president; Lori Barker, secretory, Shelly Baker, treasurer Thespians: First Row, John Mis-kimen, Steven Brode, Robyn Worthington, Courtney Smith, Cormen Nichols, Julie Rif-He, Annette Roahrig, Shorla Dobson. Soc-ond Row, Kevin Gardner, Corla Krebs, Trkia Hughes, Tommy Morfatt, Natbon Moyse, Tonya Spring, Brooks Ross, John Tung, Lisa Berkley, Suson Albough, Drew Davis, Brett Swigert Third Row, Mr Stephens, Gobe Lawrence, Darren Pillmon, Rick Breneman, Johnnie Kenney, Lee Sandsteod, Chuck Peoch, Jonathan Zufelt, Gordon Brode, Mike Kennedy, Kevin Lahmers, Mike Porcher, Aaron Whaley, Todd McCune. ■« li|h I fii.t y Spanish Club: Front, Terri Russell, Kay Shook, Jennifer Cozzens, Shellie Wilson, Teresa Wilson, Jennifer Swigert, Cormen Nichols, Angela Durben, Missy Rom-inger, Shorma Dobson, Jamey Lower Back, Maria Ddlocheisa, Nathon Gray, Marna Garretson, Lisa Beckley, Julia Frenton, Sonda Dobson, Lori Barker, Johnnie Kenney, Audra Lister, Amy Treux, Miss Yerian, odvisor. 85 PerserverancE Faculty Finishes 99-43 Storthing for o brook in the senior defense, Mr Lindon thinks he hos the situation under control The seniors hod ovorythwtg going for them: height, speed, meekness, and depth Forcing the fondly to shoot from the outside, were the twin towers Don Beckett ond lov logon (hod Core, the makes! of the senior guords, bombed several shots o« the loo of the bockboord Bert Bryont kept the faulty loose by using Ids entire body to fetch runaway brdls. toga Boyd ond Mike Money kept the faulty going to the ford line with their hotchet-lilre defense Launching the bail from the three-point region fa the senior were Cornel Moae ond Gory Tonksley H they could see the rim, they fired the ball into the or Todd Toyla, along with John loan, punned the faulty unhl the very end. In spite of the expertise of senior coodi Mike Slyer ond the perseverance of his loam, tradition cariod on with the faculty winning by the lopsided score of 99-43 86 Student Faculty Basketball Bumps Bruises lay Booth, editor of the Newcomerstown News ond on octive member of the Lions Club, portkipates in one of the wildest gomes on eorth to help raise . money for the othletk boosters — oithough his Mr. James, N.H.S. othletk director, ond Mr. success in the real world doesn’t do him ony good Collins smirk os the oudience roots in opproval with this donkey of their furry teammates Senior class advisor. Mrs. Boll, giggles as she keeps a tight grip on the basketball ond her mule. Coaches, Mr. James, Mr. Collins, and Miss Myers enjoy shoring the spotlight on the eve of St. Patrick's Day. Donkey Basketball 87 88 Art Show ART SHOW An artist emphasizes not only ability and skill, but also imagination and determination. Participating in the 1988 High School Art Show were students with a wide variety of talents. Some were strong with pencil drawings, while others worked well in a color medium. As the sun colours flowers, so does art colour life.” Sir John Lubbock Tina McCarty, Kelly Moore, Dovkl Cleveland, Linda Bourne, Jennifer Boles, Mary Eiklberry, ond Jennifer Von Horn ore vorious winners ol the ort show Mary Eikleberry poses with her portrait done in oil based paints She plons to go to college to possibly study fashion design or advertising. Eric Corpenter ond Audra Lister hold their own chalk drawings, os Todd Dansby, Oiono Smort, ond Rocky Cose represent a variety of work Art IV student Tony Huston exhibits two scratch ort projects. Art Show 89 Sophomore Johnnie Kenney ond junior Ron (onfield participate in the 3200 relay With 31 athletes, including 12 letter winners, in a traditionally strong program, an observer might expect the Newcomerstown Trojans boys' track team to have a lot of experience. The numbers are there but the experience isn't necessarily there, as there only two seniors on the Trojan track team in 1988. The depth will be in the distance roces, the middle distances and the 1600 meter relay,” said Coach Ernie Art. The team will have to rely on underclassmen to help gain more depth.” Junior Eric (orpenter is in the 400 meter relay ond the 1600 meter relay which is advancing la the regionols Sophomore Ryan Nigro is olso occupied with the thought of participating in the regionals in the pole vault. With a 13-0 record and finishing third in the (lass A Eastern District, junior Jonathan Zufelt advances to regionols 90 Boys' Track RUNNING WELL Sophomore Todd McCune uses oil his effort to throw the shot put past the opponent’s mark. First Row, Cooch Myers, Coach Art, Marvin Whyde, Eric Carpenter, David Cleveland, Travis Baker, Jonathan Zufelt, J. R. Abbuhl, Cooch Henry, Cooch Moriatt. Second Row, Jock LenhoH, John Kohl, Kevin Glazer, Aoron Wholey, Gory Myers, Darren Fillman, Shawn Lehman, Jason Miller, Ben Miner Third Row, Rolph Hardesty, Lee Fish, Allen Fish, Todd Mc-Cune, Jim Storck, Gabe Lawrence, Johnnie Kenney, Tim Cleveland. Senior Tony Huston is in the disc and pole voult events Sprinting i Darren ril aheod of his opponent, Kevin Glazer, dong with roommates Marvin Whyde, David Cleveland, ond Darren Filmon, helped the Trofons rock up a few more points in the 3200 meter relay. Boys’ Track 91 GIRLS’ TRACK To begin the season the Lady Trojans started out with what had to be one of the strongest teams in the Newcomerstown Lady Trojans Team history. The girls’ track team began with 24 athletes, 10 of which were returning letter winners, and five of the girls had competed at the state last year. The girls ended the season with a 6-4 record and placed fourth in the Inter-Valley Conference meet. The entire Lady Trojan trock team hoped they get their shot at the Inter-Valley Conference title. First Row, Audro Lister, Jockie Buckey, Deonne Clough, Down Ames, Sharia Dobson, Jennifer Bates, Nicole Nigro, Robin Calvey, Louro Harris. Second Row, Cooch Terry Henry, Annette Roohrig, Mory Marlott, Amy Truex, Loura Morris, Tawnyo Long, Christie Smith, Cooch Loverne Marlatt. Third Row, Coach Dione Myers, Casandra Newell, Heather Ames, Jennifer Van Horn, Julie Riffle, Jomey Lower, Cooch Ernie Art. 92 Girls’ Track KICKIN’ IT IN Altogether five girls odvomed to the regionals and four advanced to the stote track meet The 400 meter relay team of Mary Marlatt, Sharia Dobson, Dawn Ames, and Laura Morris, the 800 meter relay team of Sharia Dobson, Dawn Aames, Laura Morris, and Jennifer Bates, and Mary Marlatt in the 100 and 300 meter hurdles, and Sharia Dobson in the long jump were the representatives for Newromerstown at the regional track meet. The girls' 1600 meter reloy team finished fourth with a time of 4:12 9, which was a new school record At the regional finals, the fourth place finish for the 1600 relay team wos good enough , ,'I J:: for the state track meet The girls' track team hod a good season this year Coach Ernie Art was well pleosed with their efforts and equally satisfied with the qualifiers for the state track meet Sharia Dobson sprints post o lakeland Raider in the 100 meter dash freshman Mary Marlatt dears over the first huidle in the 110 meter hurdles during o quod-meet with Indian Valley South, Goraway, and lakelond Sophomore Amy Truex placed third in the disrus against the Ridgewood Generuls Girls’ Track 93 03337365 Queen Emily Everhort and King Corey Moner. Junior attendants Angie Wilkin and Tom (outs. Freshmen, Julie Mizer and Todd Normon woit patiently os Jockie Buckey describes their future plans to the oudience Seniors Emily Everhart, Les Hickman, Dwight Abner, and Lorie Porcher begin to relax after they patiently awaited the moment After the crowning. Spring Homecoming Queen Emily Everhart hugs Fall Homecoming Queen Marianne Kistler. 94 Spring Court Sophomore attendants Jennifer Bates and Ryan Nrgro 1988 Spring Court Queen Emily Everhort. Emily Everhart grins os Morionne Kisrter crowns her Spring Court Queen Spring Court attendants seniors lorie Porther, Dwight Abner, Vickie Chaney, Corey Moner, and Freshmon attendants Julie Mirer ond Todd Norman sophomores Jennifer Botes and Ryan Nigro are all smiles as they announce the 1988 Spring Court Queen The Senior Class of 1988 voted on this year's Spring Court King and Queen. Each class voted on its attendants. Emily Everhart, who was escorted by Les Hickman, was named Spring Court Queen at the Newcomerstown Invitational, April 8, 1988. Corey Moner wos chosen to be the 1988 Spring Court King. The other senior ottendants were Vickie Choney, who wos escorted by Corey Moner, ond Lorie Porcher who was escorted by Dwight Abner. Junior attendants were Angie Wilkin and Tom Couts. Sophomore ottendants were Jennifer Botes and Ryan Nigro, and Freshman attendants were Julie Mizer and Todd Norman. zz Spring Court 95 For the Trojan Baseball Team this season was disappointing. With 12 returning lettermen among the 16-member squad, the Trojans finished their season with 5 wins and 16 losses and were 9th in the I.V.C. Hoping to improve the baseball season next year, Mr. lindon stated, Pitchers will start sooner and work harder. Receiving awards at the Spring banquet were: Top Hitter, Mike [bersbach; First Team All-Eastern District, Mike Styer and Tom Couts; and Second Team All-Eastern District, Mike Ebersboch. tom Couts, top defensive ployer, ond Mott Crank, second yeor player, hustle to the infield after the second inning to help the Trojans ochieve o victory over Strosburg First Row, Darren Bell, Kevin Shorrock, Ryan Slyer, Richard Harris, Carl Bailey, Dwighl Abner, ond Mike Morrison Second Row, Head Cooch Lindon, Kevin Boiley, Mike Eber-sbach, Chris Slyer, Mike Slyer, Tom (outs, Les Hickman, Chuck Peoch, Corey Moner, ond Assistant Coach Anderson 96 Baseball lelpmg lend the varsity team to o 3-2 vktory over Strosburg, senior Les Hkkmon relieves Sophomore teH fielder Ryon Slyer not only participates in baseball, but football os well rojon pitcher Chris Slyer Baseball 97 Junior Chuck Peoch logs out an opposing player sliding into second base IVS ODDOnent 4 Strasburg 2 C.V. 8 S.V. 4 S.V. 19 Garaway 12 T.CC 10 IVN 12 Ridgewood 13 IVS 22 IVS 10 IVN 6 Strasburg 14 Lakeland 0 Malvern 9 Hiland 1 lakeland 3 Malvern 12 Jewett-Scio 9 Jewett-Scio 4 Tuslaw 15 98 Illlllllll 1111111111 Illlllllll oi Illlllllll ■■■mini iimiim TOUGH LESSONS Maybe it was tougher lessons that set the record straight. The ’87 Varsity FootballTeam ended with a 5-5 record. Considering how our season began, I'm anything but unsatisfied, reflected Coach Collins. Dwight Abner, a senior and returning lottormon, helps plow the way to o 20-0 victory over Buckeye Trail. Broin Porks, also a returning lettermon, tries to strip the ball from a Ridgewood player in our loss to the Generals. Although Darin Rotruck takes his man, the Generals now possess the Orange and Black Trophy — but not for long! Vorsity Coach Collins reminisces about the highlights of the 1987 football season. 100 Football Coach Addy's advke to Mike Slyer sooms to hovo done some good since wo blasted the Tigers 25-3 to extend our winning streak to four in o row. Dwight Abner reflects on the past events of the evening, os the Trojans thrilled a Homecoming crowd with a M-7 victory over Goraway. fleet tew, John Kohl, Jim Stortk, Todd Keltam, Todd Mormon, Robert Sholosky, Alan Fish, Lee Fish, Nathan Gray, Rob Henry, manager Seceed tew, Kefty Moore, John Domm, Ryan Nigro, Dorren Fill man, Dorren Belt, Ryon Styer, Todd Dansby, William Wilson, Willie Weaver Third tew, Dovid Cleveland, Matt 8erger, Brian Porks, Chris Styer, Kevin Sorrell, Jonathan Zufeh, Jim Connor, Mott Crank, Darin Rotruek, Kevin Dakin Fourth tow, Coach Henry, Head Cooch Collins, John Koran, Mike Morrison, Dwight Abner, Mike Styer, Brooks Ross, Mike McCormick Gory Tonksley, Cooch James, Cooch Addy This page compliments of '31 Inc. Football 101 Cooch Addy odvises sophomore holfbock Todd Donsby on the strotegy to be used in the next ploy which helped odvonce the Trojans to o 18 6 victory over Indian Volley North. Willie Weaver runs to assist Todd Kellam in taking down a Ridgewood offender. Junior lettermon Jonathon Zufelt is not only a Trojan football player, but also a member of our trock team. Jonathan participates in the pole vault and the high jump. With the essence of victory in the air, Todd Dcnsby celebrates onother touchdown which led the Trojans to a 10 0 victory over Malvern. 102 Football Irs. Lerch's beloved boxer Zekus Rodriquez Amodeus Zeke Lerch reminisces, 'When we ployed Pupsville High, I itercepted two posses. (from their cheerleoders!) Mrs. erch, on olumnus of OSU, ond Zeke ore big Buckeye fans. Football 103 GIVE A C-H-E-E-R TIm ItMnil Football Cheerleaders: lath, Cheryl Eckelberry, Becky Nostoff (juniors), and Robyn Worthington (sophomore). Front, Jiffy Loader, Mory Modern, and Tina Cutshall (freshmen). Senior Lori Porcher, who has been participating in the YMCA gymnastics team for nine yeors, is varsity football cheerleoding captain. Under the supervision of Kathy Ellis, the football and basketball cheerleaders attended cheerleoding camp at Kenyon College in July for the second year in a row. The varsity received all superior ribbons in their division ond the reserve squad received the first place trophy in their division. This year during halftime of the home football games, R R Tractor donated fans and footballs for the cheerleaders to throw to the fans. The cheerleaders led cheers at the bonfire prior to the Jewett-Scio game. The snake dance started out at Baker's AG and ended up behind the high school where the football team, cheerleaders, band, and fans joined in cheers. The varsity and reserve football cheerleaders modal clothes for Kim Hardesty, owner of the Clothes Loft and Systems III. Cheerleading 105 POOLS PARADISE WAS A Pools Paradise presented by the N.H.S. Thespians turned out to be a big hit with everyone in attendance. The hilorious play's many jokes separated it from most other N.H.S. productions. The cast, crew, and director practiced six weeks for their two evening performances. Director, Mr. William Stephens, chose Pools Paradise for the fall play because of the fun he had when he was in it in high school and he had many positive comments about the play and everyone involved in it. Mr. Stephens was also pleased with the amount of help from many of the parents. Lending a helping hand were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Breneman on set construction and design, Mr. Stephen Hildreth on lighting and sound, and assistant to the director was Mrs. Cheryl Stephens. Others constructing their time and talents were Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nichols, Mrs. Laurna Brown, ond Mr. Hugh Stroth. Sophomore Lee Sand-stead was crew chief. Front, Bret) Swigers, Lisa Hockley, Tonya Spring, Gordon Brode Back, John Misklmen, Carlo Krebs, Kevin Lahmers. the dingy maid, Ida (Lisa Berkley), is astonished ot having the six winning football pool numbers LAUGH A MINUTE Punelope Toop (Tonya Spring) gives her husband (Gordon Brode) a kiss before he leaves for the institute with Miss Skillon (Carlo Krebs). The Rev Arthur Humphrey (John Miskimen) wonders why the telephone rings after he takes it off the hook. After Rev Lionel loop's (Gordon Brode) bkycle Occident. Miss Skillon (Carlo Krebs) tries to exomine him, even though Rev. Toop makes it a little difficult for her. The Rev Arthur Humphrey (John Miskimen) tries his best to convince Rev. Lionel Toop (Gordon Brode) to go along with him in a football bet. While waiting for the Bishop of Lax (Kevin Lahmers) to tell them the results of the latest football pool, Ida (lisa Berkley) ond Willie Briggs (Brett Swigort) sit patiently beside him The six weeks of rehearsing paid off for the cast and crew of Pools Paradise. The N.H.S. Thespians took the play to state at Princeton High School in Cincinnati, Ohio. They spent the weekend of April 8th attending workshops of various theater techniques and watching plays put on by other schools mat attended conference. Many of the N.H.S. Thespains had positive comments about the conference and each had o chance to learn something new or ways to improve their performance. Foil Play 107 Shellie Wilson ond Rocky Cose hom it up for the comero during o football gome, while Chris Van Horn fights off the cheering fans. 108 Marching Band The bond gets N.H.S. rocking with Hang on Sloopy during the pep rally before the big Ridgewood gome MUSICAL MEMORIES The Trojan Morching Bond has many memories of stepping high to the tunes of Rock Around the Clock , Lean on Me , and Twist and Shout” to name o few. The band, under the direction of Mr. Stephen Hildreth, olong with Miss Kathy Ellis, majorette odvisor, and flag odvisors, Miss Shellie Cose and Miss Wendy Thornton, performed at ten football games, a New Philadelphia Senior bell-player, Carla Krebs, anticipates a scoring touchdown for the Trojans in the game ogoinst Cold well High School. Even though the band director, Mr. Stephen Hildreth, holds down a busy schedule, he always hos time to conjure up a smile for the camera. Band Show, a halftime show between Baldwin Wolkxe University ond Muskingum College, the Tuscarawas County Fair, and their annual trip to Cedor Point. The 31-member band olong with eleven flog corps members, two mojorettes, and two field commanders, kept their oudiences entertained with o combination of four holftime shows. The band hod a hot, strenuous morching bond camp during the last week of August. In the middle of one of these Iona days, they were visited by o clown named Clarence. He suddenly appeared and started marching around the practice field. Clarence juggled and made animals out of balloons. He told us he was with the circus that would be visiting Newcomerstown. frodenon Mary Marion keeps o becte idled « 0 footbdl thoerieodr ond be -p4oyer for the mordwg bond Jerwor Jerri Miner works hard at perfecting her Hog routines after 0 long day of sdiool The 1987 Trojon Marching Band This poge compliments of Steve and Connie Barker Marching Band 109 Powder Puff Heartbreaker The Powder Puff Court consisted of seniors selected by the Senior Class The court chose their escorts. At halftime Bert Bryant wos pronounced king. During the 1987 Powder Puff Gome, there were fewer participants than the previous years. According to Senior Deono Dovis, it was the first scoreless, overtime game, ond that the Senior-Freshman Team had only eleven players while the Sophomore-Junior Team hod twenty or so. Mr. Belle, the Sophomore-Junior cooch, said the teoms were fairly even. In a display of his characteristic confidence, Mr. Art, Senior-Freshman coach, laughingly noted that next year his team will get tne almighty win. Powder Puff King Bert Bryant, o Senior OWE student, smiles for our Comoro between dosses. Scholarship Quiz Team Members Dwight Abner ond CoHo Krebs ore selected for the Powder Puff Court. Powder Puff Court and Escorts: Front, Owight Abner, Mike Styer, Bert Bryant, Les Hickman, and Corey Monet Back, Coda Krebs, Trkia Hughes, Kim Fonsler, Marianne Kistfer and Emily Everhart. 110 iJowder Puff Powder Puff ill Freshanan-Senior Ttom: Front, Selena Neighbor, (aria Hinds, Amy Dalton, and Mary Marlatt. Back, Carla Krebs, Deana Davis, Jockie Buckey, Julia Frenton, Trkia Hughes, Audra Lister ond DeAnne Clough. SopkoMoro-Jonior loam: Front, Laura Horris, Jocelyn Smith, Tammy Rexrood, Lori Pierre, Angie Nelson, Courtney Smith, Julie Riffle, Sharia Dobson, Jennifer Bates, Christy Guy, Jomie Lower, and Tina MrCorty Bock, Lisa Berkley, Tommy Morlatt, Jolinda Bliss, Carmen Nkhols, Patty Husk, Amy Truex, Marna Garretson, ond Jenny VonHorn. Marionne Kisrier, Corey Moner, Mike Styer, and Les Hkkman gather near the west-end trophy rose to have their picture token. Explaining the Known and Newcomerstown students from the middle and high schools entered a wide variety of projects in the 1988 Science Fair. Exhibits ranged from seventh grode earth science to physics. Best of Show went to Steve Brode for his project “Concrete: What Will Weaken It? In order to meet requirements for chemistry and physics, students entered the Science Fair. Biology students participated in the fair in order to maintain an A.” Others entered their projects just for the thrill of it. judges were from the schools and business community. Advisors for the Science Fair were Mr. Matlett and Mr. Wright. After months of hord work, sophomore Steven Brode stands by his winning project Concrete: Whot Will Weaken It? , which also won him Best of Show. IVH il •N IT Best of Show Steven Brode Superior Alan Bambeck Sondo Dobson Emily Everhart Marna Garretson Beth Hartel Keith Hinds Marianne Kistfer Tonya McCoun John Miskimen Angela Nelson Annette Roahrig Jeonme Rodrick Ann Russell Sabrina Rutledge Becky Styer Angela Wilkin Aaron Whaley 112 Science Fair Waiting for the judge's questions, freshman Chris Von Horn mokes a few last minute arrangements on his science fair project. Jiscovering the Unknown Junior Chuck 8oncroft explains to judge ken Scott the process o( electrolysis Judge Adrienne Endlkh and sophomore Jamie Lower rood over her report Drugs and the Effects an Your Body.” Science Fair 113 BALANCE BENCH Coach Eicholfz worked with a very young squad this year that compiled a 1-19 record. Jessica Follins was the only senior on the team and last year was her first year of playing basketball for the Lady Trojans. There were three juniors on the team who saw varsity oction last year, including one starter and one part-time starter. One sophomore and one junior moved up from last year's reserves and the remaining ) 1 players on the combined squads were freshmen. Coach Eicholtz agreed one key would be to keep the younger players interested to stoy with and develop the program. Pre-game tension shows on sophomore Terri Russell s lace (luring warm-ups. freshman Nicole Nigro tries to think of o woy to get out of this tight squeeze of opposing Malvern players Varsity Squad: Front, Terri Russell, Torro Schuck, Nicole Nigro, Angie VanSickle, Morio Dollocheiso, Sabrina Rutledge, Coach Eicholtz. Baric, Julie Mizer, Jessica Follins, Sam ScMupp, (osandro Newell V- _____________________________________________________ lie Girls' Basketball Freshman Selena Neighbor loses control of the ball while Wendy Rutledge looks on Amy Hogans works hard at leaning with the boll while taking it down the court. Rosorvo Squad: Front, Angie VanSkkle, Colleen Murray, Heather Ames, Angie Kuilik, Nicole Nigro, Aimee Hagans, Cooch Marlatt Back, Jeannine Larrick, Carrie Stanley, Kristy Dorsey, Wendy Rutledge, Seleno Neighbor Girls' Basketball 115 LET’S GET FIRED UP! Angie Wilkin pauses to wutcb a reserve basketball player connect on a foul shot. During the halftime of several varsity games the reserve and varsity cheerleaders performed a dance routine to “The Pleasure Principle by Janet Jackson, “Baby, I'm a Star” by Prince, “So Emotional by Whitney Houston, and “Only in My Dreams by Debbie Gibson. These dance routines were taught by the advisor, Kathy Ellis, and the Ohio State Cheerleaders. To raise spirits the six reserve and six varsity cheerleaders decorated the players’ lockers with streamers and balloons ana put up signs in the halls. They even gave the bosketbjll team a cake after school for the Ridgewood game. They practiced twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays for about an hour and a half each day. The basketball cheerleaders had a great season. Cheerleaders 117 The 1987-88 Trojan Varsity Basketball Team: Gary Myers, Ryan Nigro, Travis Baker, Mike Styer, Shown Rogers, Alan Bamberk, Coorh Batxrxk, Darren Belt, Darren Tillman, Kevin lohmers, Chad Neighbor, Rick Brenemon, Aaron Wholey, and Coorh Addy Front, Charles Bell and Robby Henry Coach Bobrork explains the next move to secure a SS-4S win over Lakeland. The seniors shore a moment of glory following the season's first win, a 54-51 victory over Ridgewood 44 55 53 68 54 49 44 41 52 40 47 33 68 64 59] 60 rv ¥ Strasburg Lakeland Malvern Conotion Valley Ridgewood Hiland Jewett-Scio 'I.V. South 1 Cadiz Ridgewood Buckeye Trail Garaway I.V. North Central Catholic Caldwell Lakeland Opponent 59 63 72 64 41 45 58 78 51 59 43 66 77 57 61 70 75 i@in 168 k V i 58 oo 74 flP. ■ii Huii 118 Boys' Basketball Mike Styer and Aoron Whaley celebrate o well-deserved 44-41 victory over Strosburg. TEAMWORK The 1987-88 stotistkions ore front Trkio Hughes, Kim Fonsler, Alon Bombed reothes for the ball during the Indian Valley North Corlo Krebs, Emily Everhart, Morionne Kistier, and Tommy conference gome Morion Shown Kogers knops ihe bal from o Stmsburg player Ken Srott, storekeeper; Randy Addy, reserve roach; Rich Babcock, vorsity tooch; John Anderson, freshman coach and vorsity trainer Fourth year head coach Mr. Rich Babcock felt, Our biggest win of the year was obviously the Ridgewood win at Ridgewood The wins over Strashurg and Caldwell were both also very satisfying. It was disappointing that we had to play 19-1 Frontier in our first tournament game, but I felt we made o respectable showing for Ihe most part.” The award winners at the winter sports banquet were: Mike Styer, best field goal percentage, leading rebounder, leading scorer and Mike Stocker Award and Aaron Whaley, best free throw percentage. I.V.C. honors went to Mike Styer first team; Shawn Rogers, Honorable Mention. Boys' Basketball 119 Darren Fillman fast breaks for the basket. Ryan Nigro and Rkk Breneman look at the referee to see if a foul will be (oiled. Ttw 1987-88 Reserve Basketball loam: Mgr Ben Miner, Chod Neighbor, Ryan Nigro, Jim Stortk, John Kohl, Kevin Lohmers, Rkk Breneman, (ooch Addy Back: Jason Garretson, Todd Kellam, Lee Fish, Gary Myers, Brion Bombed, Darren Belt, Nathan Gray. 120 Boys' Basketball TEAMWORK Mr Anderson heads for the locker room during half time at Strasburg. Looking for a break in North s defense, Kevin lohmers decides where to poss. Glancing at Cooch Anderson, Jason Garretson takes the boll out of bounds. The Reserve basketball team didn't have a very successful season in numbers of wins but because they tried their best, they all came out winners. Each game was well ployed and many improvements were mode each time. It was a very competitive season and a great deal was accomplished by each player. Boys’ Basketball 121 Fiddler on the Roof The Newcomerstown Thespians performed the oward-winning play Fiddler on the Roof based on a book by Joseph Stein. The play was set in turn of the century and was a view of a Jewish Russian family's life and its social and political influences. The play was directed by William Stephens, the assistant director was Patricia Breneman, technical director was Stephen Hildreth, cho- reographer was Kathy Ellis, accompanists were Karen Little and Laurna Brown. Nathan Mayse was the stage monager, Lee Sandstead was construction chief, and Carmen Nichols was the painting chief. They performed the play three times, one being a dress rehearsal for the middle school students and the other two were performances for the community. PRINCIPLE PARTS Brooks Ross Mendel Aaron Wholey '•vSt� «l Fyedko Iron Svtgert Tmtei Robyn Robb Inn nth n n jonomon ewen Worthington Grondmother Shorio Dobson Model Melon George Joamler Shepherd frumo-Sorcri Corio Krebs Chovo Innkeeper Gordon Brode Yentt Susan AJbough Russion Solont Nathan Gray Model Steven Brode Constable John Miskimmea Perduck Kevw lohmers Bottle Doncers John Tung, Tom Coufs, Otuck laiorteoh Mike Kennedy Peach Portroymg the sons ond doughters front, Jennifer Shepherd, Coleett Muncy. Jocelyn Smith Mtddh. Melon George, Julie Muer, Courtney Smith. Lori Barter, Julie R«HW, Mary Morion, Ovist Smith. Robyn Worthington fort. Paul Tuna, Aaron Wholey. Tom (oufy Gordon Brode, Kevin Uduners, Steven Brode Brooks Ross, o semor. ploys Tevye, on eider Russian father contemplating whether or not lo alow hn daughters to morry Pictured ore cost members Nathon Gray, Susan AJbaugh. Brett Srngort, I iso BeckJey. Shorio Dobson, (aria Krebs. Shormo Dobson, John Miskimen, ond Pool Tung Mr Stephens demonstrates die gurrimg technique 122 Spring Musical In the roles of fathers ore Rkk Breneman, Brian Clork, Brooks Ross, Chuck Peach, Mike Kennedy, ond Jonathan Zufelt. Tonyo Spring, portraying GoWe, the mother of these girls, prepares dinner for her rather large family. Carmen Nichols displays some of the profits eorned from the performance of Fiddler on the Koof. Jennifer Shepherd fights her stoge fright as she stonds bock stoge, awaiting the °P ni 9 'urtoi Spring Musical 123 Cosondro Newell, Morno Gorretson, Becky Nastoff. Julie Riffle, ond Shorlo Dobson olong with the other members in the pep bond, entertain the fons at o basketball gome Freshman Jennifer Huffman ond senior DeAnne Clough, two of Newt omen towns finest trumpet ployers, prortke their musk before joining the othen to perform for the New Aibony High School students Before storting on their overnight trip to New Albonv, Aaron Whaley, tubo player, ond Rkk Breneman, trumpet player, help Mr Hildreth (ood the instruments ond stands The Newcomerstown High School Concert Bond hod on enjoyable yeor The trip to New Aibony Hiah School neor Westerville for on exchonge concert wilh their bond, the first-yeor pep bond, ond first-year jazz bond were fun The bond was conducted by Mr Stephen Hildreth who is in his second yeor at N H S 124 Concert Band MUSIC MAKERS jlie Riffle and Shorma Dobson, olong with their new friends, look over their musk for some last minute roctkmg. Concert Band 125 The 1987-88 Concert Choir was very successful in their first year under the direction of Mr. William Stephens. The choir had many performances including a Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Riverside Manor, College Park, Inc., Scholarship Concert for Newcomerstown Music Study Club, District Contest with a Superior (II rating, State Contest with an Excellent (II) rating, West Liberty State College Choral Contest with a Superior (I) rating. In addition to the Concert Choir, Mr. Stephens directed the Freshman Chorale, which performed three concerts: the Christmos Concert, the Spring Concert, and the Scholarhsip Concert for Newcomerstown Music Study Club. T«nor Chris VanHom and bosses John Kohl and Pool Tong await lha director's cue Mr. Stephans, a grodoate of West Liberty College, is in his first yeor as musk teodier, choir director, and drama director. Froehtnaa Chorale: Mary Marfatt, Tocey Holzboch, Julie Mizer, Chris VanHom, John Kohl, Pool Tung, B1 Belle, Tricia Loader, Julie McElhoney, Carlo Hinds, Seleno neighbor, Tommy Barlow. 126 Choir THE BEAT OF THE CHOIR SINGS ON Basses Eric Corpenter and Chuck Peach and tenor Tom Couts pause to hove their picture taken before a concert. The first period concert choir prepares to start the next song All My Trials. Ceiert Ckeir First Row, Shod Stroup, Steven Brode, Gordon Brode, Tom Couts, Robyn Worthington, Jocelyn Smith, Tammy Rexrood, Melanie George, Jennifer Sheperd, Angela Nelson, Courtney Smith. So ood Row, Laura McKinney, Annette Roahrig, Emily Fockler, Tonya McCoun, Christie Guy, Cormen Nihcols, Terri Russell, Susan Albough, OeAnne Clough. Third Row, Mike Porcher, Kevin Lahmers, Darren Fillman, Todd McCune, Johnnie Kenney, Rkk Breneman, Eric Carpenter, Chuck Peach, Mike Kennedy, Aoron Wholey, Gory Myers, Brooks Ross, John Tung, and Tonya Spring. Choir 127 Jeonmne Lorrkk enters into a pkxe known as Somewhere Out There. Jonathan Zufelt and Jolinda Bliss jam to the Sensational Sounds Unlimited. J. II. Abbuhl feels it's just too bright with the dims on. The Junior Class of 1989 presented, Somewhere Out There, Saturday evening, April 23, 1988. The mystery, the romonce, and the magic of Prom were felt by all. The colors red, block, and silver created an aura of mystique with the hundreds of balloons and streamers. Vickie Chaney and Mike Styer were crowned King and Queen. Crowned by the Junior Class officers, they danced their royal dance to the prom theme. They were selected by those attending the prom. Everyone danced the night away to “Sensational Sounds Unlimited. Exciting moments with tears of joy, loughter, good food, never-ending energetic doncing, and lots of flashbulbs were combined to moke the night. The post prom was a venture on the bus to the Skate Place in New Philadelphia. The students and faculty found many different things to keep them awake, including skating, foos-ball, dancing, movies, video games, pool, eating, and sleeping in the booths. This went on from 2 to 5 a.m. with breakfast being served at the Lions Den in Newcomerstown. Prom 1988 will be a night that will be treasured for years to come. Considering all the time and money spent, the night seemed to pass by quickly, but the memories will last a life-time. 128 Prom Shawn Rogers shows us the crab-walk while post-promming ol the Skate Place. The night is closing as Brian Porks and his date begin to drift into dreamland The Junior Prom, under the leadership of Mrs. Lerth, began in November 1987 with a select committee making suggestions. They then broke off into sub-committees to get down to the nitty gritty. Many hours and a considerable amount of the Junior Class treasury made this prom a success. On Thursday night, April 21, decorations began to go up — at least the stars and streamers did. Then on Friday, April 22, the 1988 Junior-Senior Prom began to take shape. With half of the students at the school and the others at the David Barber Civic Center the balloons began to roll in. It seemed as if they would never stop. But they did, and just in time. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Lerch, Mr. Sterrett, the Junior Class officers: Sherri Smith, Tommy Morlatt, Shelly Baker, and lori Barker, and the entire Junior Class for a prom well done! im Mizer shows her ability to snap and skate at the same time Good job, Kim! Prom 1988 Prom Queen Vkkie Chaney and King Mike Styer. Tammy Groff ond Jeff Porks Emily Everhart ond Brian Clark Mr. Sterrett, principal, ond Mrs. Lerch, prom odvisor, are pleased with the way things are going after their many hours of preparation Mark Haver and Marianne Kistler Gina Russell and Vonda Dansby Prom strvors: Tommy Rexrood, Jennifer Botes, Shorio Dobson, Angelo Durben, ond Sbormo Dobson Trkio Hughes ond John Buss Mike McCormick donees with Nancy Ridgway, dreaming of be ing Somewhere Out There. Tommy Morlett ond Rondy Wells Corey Moner ond Kelly Edwards Missy McVey, JYS junior, talks to an old friend, Linda Bourne and her date Wayne Glazer Tony Nigro and Becky Green parevez let accz t touy te 0 0 0 1988 Seniors walk across the frock to their seats The anticipated moment finally comes for Kim Mizer ond the rest of the graduated seniors. A rather nervous Mr Sterrett colls the names of the seniors as they walk up to the stage to receive their diplomas from board president Mrs Jill Little. 132 Graduation wi Co-valedictorian, lorie Ann Porcher, occepts one of the Newcomersfown Teocher's Association Scholarships from Mr Craig Collins. Salutatorian Beth Hartel presents her speech to the audience ond fellow classmates. Brooks Ross, soon-to-be West Point (adef, speoks of upcoming goals in his valedictory. Co-valedictorians for the Newcomerstown High School (loss of 1988 were Lorie Porcher and Brooks Ross Beth Hartel wos the salutatonon (loss president Mark Haver and Superintendent Grant Sheppard opened the day s ceremonies. The invocation and benediction were given by Rev Bruce Weaver of the First Baptist (hurch Announcing the candidates for graduation wos the high school principal Gary Sterrett, and Mrs Jill Little, president of the Board of Education presented the diplomas More than $40,000 in local scholarships and other financial aids were awarded to the 1988 graduates, including the following: Newcomerstown Emergency Squod — Susan Albaugh, Vickie (honey, Jennifer Hart, Mork Hover, (orla Krebs, and Lorie Porcher, (loude Hinds Memorial — Susan Albaugh, Woody Hoves Memorial from the Elks Lodge — Jackie Buckey and Lorie Porcher; Newcomerstown Business ond Professional Women's (lub — Jackie Buckey and Beth Hartel, Newcomerstown McDonald's Roy Kroc Memorial — (aria Krebs; Lorin ( John s Memoriol from Moose Lodae — Lorie Porcher, Net Teacher s Assn. — Jennifer Hart ond Lorie Porcher, Awildo Phillips Memoriol — Soncw Dobson; Elmer L and Margaret ( Mortin Foundation — Susan Albaugh, Vickie (honey, Jennifer Hort, and Mork Hover; The Fronk and Georgia Powell and Edno Sehumoker Powell Grant from Mr. ond Mrs. Williom Tilton — Beth Hartel, Net. Lions in memory of charter member (ecil Haver — Jockie Buckey, Woody Hoyes Memorial from (itizens Scholarship Foundation — (orla Krebs; (lyde Bartholow Scholarship — Emily Everhart Other speeiol awards included the appointment of Brooks Ross to the United States Military Acodemy at West Point, ond the Ohio Acodemic Scholarship from the Ohio Board of Regents to Vkkie (honey, Jennifer Hart, and Beth Hartel The 1988 Newcomerstown Seniors voted for their class song. Never Say Goodbye ; class moto, Forever in our thoughts and always in our dreams ; doss colors, block and silver, ond doss flower, white rose Dwight Abner, Susan Albaugh, Mike Allen, Tammy Baker, Travis Baker, David Beckett, Roger Boyd, Michelle Bryan. Bert Bryant, and Jockie Buckey wait patiently to receive their diplomas. Graduation 133 The staff of the 1987-88 Newscosean thanks the following people for their help, time, and support: Mr. Charles Lenzo and Miss Carol Murphy of Lenzo Studio for their fine photography and repairs of our cameras, N.H.S. art teacher Mrs. Lee Ann Rudd who gave her time and talents to design our heartbeat art work, Miss Connie Hart for creating the ink drawing of the Senior Class favorites, Mr. Ray Booth of the Newcomerstown News for allowing us to use the News photographs, and of course, to the advertisers and patrons who bought space in this yearbook. We thank all who helped in any way and encourage our readers to patronize the businesses on the following pages. Without their support we could not bring you this high quality yearbook. Sincerely, The 1988 Newcosean Staff II iiiiil!!!! 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Canal St. Rear Newcomerstown, Ohio GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY OHIO COIl SERVICE Ads 147 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIOR CLASS OF 1988! 148 Ads INDEX SENIORS Abner, Dwight 2, 20, 21, 72, 74, 75, 80, 100, 101, 83, 112, 96, 95, 94, 133 Albaugh, Susan 2, 85, 127, 57, 122, 133 Allen, Michael 2, 133 Baker, Tammy 2, 82, 148, 133, 28 Baker, Travis 2, 22, 23, 91, 86, 119, 139, 133 Beckett, David 2, 83, 86, 133 Blind, Milo 2, 83 Boyd, Roger 78, 2, 15, 82, 86, 88, 133 Bryan, Michelle 2, 70, 22, 23, 72, 74, 73, 84, 133 Bryant, Bert 2, 86, 112, 133 Buckey, Jackie 2, 72, 74, 73, 80, 84, 111, 113, 92, 116, 117, 136, 133, 124 Calvey, Theresa Campbell, Amy 2 Carr, Chad 21, 3, 66, 86 Chaney, Vickie 20, 23, 3, 84, 22, 19, 130, 94, 95 Clements, Stephen 34 Clough, DeAnne 3, 83, 84, 109, 110, 111, 113, 127, 92, 124 Collins, Dawn 84, 18 Connor, Amy 3 Cozzens, Jennifer 3, 85, 18, 29 Dakin, Kevin 3, 72, 101 Dansby, Michelle 3 Oansby, Vonda 3, 130 Davis, Deana 3, 81, 82, 83, 84, 44, 113 Davis, Drew 3, 83, 85 Dobson, Sonda 3, 84, 108, 29 Evans, Nikol 3, 84 Everhart, Emily 3, 112, 118, 19, 130, 57, 94, 95 Fallins, Jessica 3, 114, 59 Fansler, Kim 22, 3, 72, 75, 73, 15, 83, 84, 22, 112, 118, 129, 132 Freetage, Melissa 3, 29 Frenton, Julia 3, 85, 113 George, Melanie 70, 3, 127, 122, 123 Green, Rebecca 3, 83, 84, 130 Groff, Tammy 3, 83, 84, 130 Halchuck, Tammy 3 Hart, Jennifer 3, 57, 56 Hartel, Beth 21, 83, 84, 21, 19, 61, 132 Haver, Mark 20, 21, 73, 67, 83, 84, 130 Hickman, Leslie 23, 74, 7, 84, 112, 113, 18, 19, 96, 97, 112, 94 Hughes, Tricia 21, 22, 72, 73, 75, 7, 83, 84, 85, 44, 112, 113, 118, 48, 130 Hunt, Amy Hunt, Charles 34 Huston, Tony 7, 78, 82, 91, 89 Johnson, Jeff 7 Jones, Kelly 7 Kistler, Marianne 20, 23, 74, 73, 75, 7, 15, 83, 84, 112, 113, 118, 130, 56, 139 Koron, John 101, 86 Krasky, Ruby 7, 84 Krebs, Carlo 106, 107, 7, 83, 84, 85, 111, 112, 113, 118, 122, 124 Lake, Charles 7 Landis, Steve 7, 82, 49 Lister, Audra 7, 82, 83, 110, 113, 92, 89 Little, Becky 10, 34 Martin, Jerry 10,15 McCormick, Mike 75, 10, 101, 83, 131 McKinney, Loretta 15, 83 McKinney, Wilbur 10, 83 Miller, Joe 10 Miskimen, John 106, 107, 10, 83, 85, 22, 122 Moner, Corey 22, 80, 10, 112, 113, 19, 96, 130, 94, 95 Money, Mike 68, 69, 10, 56 Moore, Cornell 10, 56 Morris, Christine 10, 149 Morrison, Mike 75, 80, 10, 15, 83, 96 Ophile, Kevin Poorman, Tom 78, 80, 82, 10, 67, 88 Porcher, Lorie 104, 105, 20, 21, 80, 11, 84, 116, 117, 60, 94, 95, 132 Read, Todd 11 Robinson, Jennifer 10 Rogers, Roy Ross, Brooks 74, 7, 101, 84, 85, 127, 122, 123, 60, 133 Rotruck, Paul 7, 83 Schuler, Cathy 7, 83, 84, 44 Schwarzer, Mark 78, 79, 69, 7, 15, 67 Scritchfield, Nora 7 Shaw, Mabel 7, 83 Shook, Kay 7, 85 Shull, Julie 23, 7, 15 Singel, Michael 83, 14 Snyder, Traci 82, 84, 45, 14, 56 Spring, Tonya 106, 107, 85, 14, 127, 123 Stevens, Joanne 14, 18, 149 Stevens, Tracy 83, 14 Styer, Mike 22, 23, 75, 101, 14, 112, 113, 119, 19, 96, 130 Swain, Joyce Swigert, Brett 106, 80, 83, 85, 14, 41, 136, 123 Tanksley, Gary 101, 14 Taylor, Todd 14, 84, 28 Van Sickle, Angie 14 Van Wormer, Toby 14 Walkup, Billie 14, 84 Wilson, Shellie 15, 18, 83, 85, 110 Young, Geneva 138, 149 JUNIORS Abbuhl, Gary 41, 30, 91, 128 Ames, Dawn 82, 92, 30, 33, 49 Arnold, Todd 34, 139 Arth, Suzanne 84, 30 Bailey, Carl 30, 96 Baker, Shawn 30 Baker, Shelly 84, 85, 108, 30, 116 Bambeck, Alan 76, 83, 84, 118, 119, 113, 62 Bancroft, Chuck 30, 113 Barker, Lori 80, 84, 85, 110, 111, 44, 30, 57, 122, 124 Berkley, Lisa 106, 107, 80, 85, 113, 30, 56, 122, 62 Bell, Denny 34 Belt, Dan 82, 30 Berger, Matthew 101, 30, 103 Birch, Rick 34 Bliss, Jolinda 8, 84, 44, 113, 30, 128 Bourne, Linda 75, 30, 130, 88 Bradford, John 30 Brode, Gordon 106, 107, 84, 85, 30, 127, 122, 123 Bryan, David 80, 19, 30 Calvin, Tanya 70, 84, 44, 30 Canfield, Ron 68, 69, 30, 90, 128 Carpenter, Eric 41, 30, 127, 90, 91, 88, 89 Case, Richard 110, 111, 30, 89, 124 Clark, Brian 30, 130, 122, 62 Cleveland, David 101, 83, 30, 71, 88 Cole, Rhonda 83, 30, 63 Conner, Jim 72, 34, 101 Couts, Tom 84, 30, 31, 33, 127, 96, 136, 122, 94 Couts, Shannon 84, 30, 136 Cox, Tim 34 Cutshall, Greg 34 Dallacheisa, Maria 83, 85, 31, 114 Dansby, Melinda 34 Dansby, Melissa 34 Eckelberry, Cheryl 104, 105, 84, 31 Eikleberry, Mary 44, 31, 84, 128, 113, 88, 89 Elliott, Tina 31, 70 Fudge, Christa 70, 71, 31 Gaskill, Larry 35 Garretson, Marna 8, 85, 31, 110, 113, 124 Grose, Bobbie 35 .150 Harris, Richard 83, 84, 96, 31 Herron, Misti 35 Hickman, Ivan 31 Hinds, Keith 31 Jones, Kenny Kennedy, Michael 78, 67, 83, 85, 31, 127, 122 Koran, Cheryl 31 Lafferty, Kathleen 35, 149 Lallithan, Larry 83, 31, 33 Larrick, Jeannine 35, 119, 128 Lawyer, Thomas 76, 80, 91 Ledbetter, Cindy 35 Lehman, Richard 31 Long, Tawnya 73, 66, 110, 31, 92, 124 Marlatt, Tammy 80, 8, 85, 44, 113, 31, 118, 48, 130, 57, 56 Mayse, Nathan 80, 12, 84, 85, 110, 44, 45, 31, 124 McVey, Melissa 35, 131 Medley, Jennifer 31 Miller, James 78, 79, 68, 69, 67, 82, 31 Miner, Jerri 83, 84, 111, 31, 57, 62 Moore, Colleen 83, 31 Moss, Brian 35 Murray, Derrick 83, 31 Nastoff, Rebecca 105, 75, 110, 31, 124 Norman, Carrie Anne 35, 149 Ott, Rhonda 84, 31 Parks, Brian 31, 72, 78, 100, 101, 82, 83, 30, 129 Parks, Travis 31 Peach, Charles 8, 84, 85,31, 127, 96, 97, 122, 123 Poormon, George 78, 79, 31 Rehard, Corey 31 Robinson, Melissa 83, 31 Rodrick, Jeannie 80, 31, 33 Rogers, Shawn 118, 119, 31, 129, 124 Russell, Regina 70, 84, 49, 31, 130 Rutledge, Sabrina 83, 84, 31, 114 Schlupp, Renee 70, 114, 31 Schlupp, Robert 83, 31 Shatter, David 35 Sharrock, Kevin 35, 96 Shepherd, Jennifer 84, 31, 127, 57, 122, 123 Shuck, Terra 114, 31 Smart, Alex 31 Smith, Christie 108, 31, 92, 116, 117, 122, 124 Smith, Clay Smith, Sherri 80, 104, 105, 83, 84, 85, 44, 31, 116 Sorrell, Kevin 80, 101, 31 Starcher, Lisa 31, 39 INDEX Stocker, Michelle 80, 31, 33 Styer, Chris 101, 102, 31, 96, 124 Swanger, Kokie 84, 33 Swauger, Georgeana 33, 59 Tanksley, Lester 35 Tinney, Tammy 33 Tung, John 85, 33, 127, 123 Van Horn, Jennifer 111, 113, 33, 92, 56, 88, 124 Whyde, Marvin 68, 69, 41, 33, 91 Wilkin, Angela 104, 105, 84, 31, 33, 116, 117, 94, 62 Van Kirk, Lisa 33 Zufelt, Jonathan 128, 75, 72, 101, 102, 85,31,33, 90,91, 122 SOPHOMORES Ault, David 36 Barthalow, Joyce 63, 82 Bates, Jennifer 104, 105, 75, 72, 82, 83, 1 13, 36, 92, 131, 1 16, 117, 56, 95, 88 Beaver, Stacy 36 Belt, Darren 101, 33, 119, 120, 36, 96, 53 Bowser, James 36, 38 Boyd, Blake 37 Breneman, Richard 80, 76, 85, 119, 120, 36, 127, 122, 124, 29 Brenneman, Sean 68, 36 Brode, Steven 80, 77, 76, 85, 36, 127, 112, 122 Carnes, Christina 36 Cox, Rebecca 36 Crank, Matthew 101, 36 Crites, Jim 37 Dallacheisa, Tony 83, 36 Damm, John 101, 83, 36, 56 Dansby, Melanie 83, 36 Dansby, Todd 80, 101, 102, 36, 89 Dietrich, Steve 36 Dobson, Sharia 70, 12, 83, 84, 85, 113, 36, 92, 93, 131, 57, 56, 122, 123, 124 Dobson, Sharma 70, 71, 82, 83, 85, 37, 131, 122, 125, 124 Durben, Angela 12, 80, 83, 84, 85, 44, 45, 36, 131, 29 Ebersbach, Mike 78, 67, 36, 48, 96 Edwards, Scott 36 Everhart, Michael 78, 79, 67, 36, 149 Fansler, Shawn 36 Ferrell, Angela 83, 36, 110, 124 Fillmon, Darren 101, 82, 85, 119, 37, 127, 91 Fockler, Emily 110, 111, 36, 127, 124 Frye, Kipp 36 Galbraith, Darren 82, 36 Gardner, Kevin 85, 36, 123, 125 Glazer, Kevin 68, 82, 36, 91 Green, Ryan 36 Guy, Christie 71, 85, 113, 37, 127 Hardman, Tom 36 Harris, Laura 82, 113, 83, 36, 92 Hartel, Brandi 83, 36 Husk, Patty 113, 36 Kennedy, Dawn 36 Kenney, Johnnie 80, 76, 77, 80, 67, 84, 85, 36, 127, 90, 91, 56 Lahmers, Kevin 57, 106, 107, 85, 110, 111, 119, 120, 121, 127, 37, 122, 125, 124 Lawrence, Gabe 80, 85, 36, 91 Lehman, Shawn 68, 69, 36, 91 Lester, Carla 73, 84, 111, 36, 125, 124 Lister, Cothryn 36 Lower, Jamey 57, 85, 110, 113, 36, 92, 124 Maloy, Harry 36, 38 Marteny, Allen 37, 38, 82 McCall, Todd 83, 38, 127 McCarty, Tina 38, 83, 113, 88 McCoun, Tonya 38, 127 McCune, Todd 80, 85, 8, 38, 49, 91, 136 McKinney, Laura 71, 84, 38, 127 Menefee, Dennis 38 Miner, Ben 120, 38, 127 Miskimen, Julie 38, 49 Mizer, Tracy 38 Money, Scott 38 Moore, Kelly 38, 75, 101, 88 Morris, Laura 81, 38, 48, 92 Myers, Gary 57, 80, 76, 119, 120, 38, 127, 91 Neighbor, Chad 119, 120, 38 Nelson, Angela 71, 85, 113, 38, 127 Nictols, Carmen 57, 80, 71, 83, 85, 108, 113, 38, 127, 123, 124 Nigro, Ryan 101, 119, 120, 38, 90, 91, 95 Pierce, Lori 84, 85, 44, 45, 113, 38 Plants, Jodi 38 Poland, Amy 38, 83 Porcher, Mike 38, 85, 127 Rexrood, Tammy 70, 85, 113, 38, 127, 131 Riffle, Julie 57, 67, 85, 110, 111, 113, 38, 92, 122, 125, 124 Roahrig, Annette 57, 68, 83, 85, 38, 127, 92 Rominger, Mellisa 80, 83, 85, 44, 38, 123 Rotruck, Darin 80, 100, 101, 82, 38 Russell, Ann 83, 38 151 Russell, Terri 68, 85, 39, 114, 127, 124 Sandsteod, Lee 80, 82, 83, 85, 39, 123 Sthwarzer, Matt 78, 79, 69, 67, 39, 48, 147 Schweitzer, Kendra 39 Shepherd, Jason 39 Smart, Diana 39, 89 Smith, Courtney 56, 104, 105, 72, 80, 83, 84, 85, 113, 39, 127, 116, 117, 122, 123 Smith, Jocelyn 57, 104, 105, 72, 80, 84, 85, 113, 39, 127, 116, 117, 122 Stevens, Stacy Stroup, Shod 77, 76, 39, 127 Styer, Rebecca 39, 80, 83, 113 Styer, Ryan 101,39, 96, 97, 113, 123 Swigert, Jennifer 80, 83, 84, 85,44, 39 Tidrick, Barbara 110, 111, 39, 48, 124 Tilman, Shawn 39 Trenta, Zochary 76, 78, 67, 84, 39, 48 Truex, Amy 73, 83, 85, 110, 111, 113, 39, 92, 93, 124 Waller, Ronald 82, 39 Welch, Kevin 78, 81, 15, 67, 39, 48, 146 Whaley, Aaron 83, 85, 119, 39, 127, 91, 122, 124 Wilburn, Lewis 78, 80, 67, 39, 28 Wilson, Teresa 83, 85, 110, 111, 39, 124 Worthington, Robyn 56, 105, 104, 72, 67, 85, 39, 127, 116, 117, 122, 123 FRESHMEN Ames, Heather 40, 115, 92 Amore, Tom 110, 124 Bailey, Kevin 80, 40, 96 Bambeck, Brian 76, 40, 120 Barlow, Tammy 82, 40,126 Barthalow, Cecil 78, 40 Beckett, Brian 149 Belle, William 83, 85, 40, 126 Berger, Greg 149 Berkshire, Amy 40 Bowser, Stacie 147 Bryant, David 40 Bryant, Mike 40, 41 Bunner, James 82, 40 Burrier, Greg Butler, Keith 40 Calvey, Robin 40, 92 Campbell, Stocy 40 Cleveland, Tim 40, 91 Cutstall, Tina 105, 40, 72, 84 Dalton, Amy 113, 40 Dietrick, Connie 40 Dorsey, Kristy 80, 110, 119, 40, 124 INDEX Durben, Tonja 40 Felton, Terry 40 Ferrel, John 75, 108, 40 Fish, Allen 101, 40, 91, 60 Fish, Lee 75, 78, 80, 101, 40, 120, 91, 136 Gardner, Chris 40, 43, 84, 123 Gardner, Jennifer 40, 124 Garretson, Jason 80, 40, 121, 120 Glazer, Tom 40 Gray, Nathan 101, 103, 85, 40, 120, 122 Hagans, Aimee 40, 115 Hardesty, Ralph 80, 83, 41, 91 Haynes, Betty 82 Hinds, Carla 113, 41, 126 Holzboch, Tacey 83, 110, 41, 126, 123, 124 Howard, Stacy 83, 110, 41, 124 Huffman, Jennifer 111, 41, 124 Hunt, Tina 41, 43 Imlay, Robert 41 Keith, Jeff 41 Kellam, Todd 80, 101, 102, 41, 120 Kohl, John 101, 41, 120, 126, 91, 124 Krasky, Becky 41 Kullik, Angie 41, 75, 115 Lenhoff, Jack 41, 78, 91 Loader, Paticia 105, 72, 41, 116 Long, Becky 41 Marlatt, Mary 105, 72, 80, 82, 110, 113, 41, 126, 92, 93, 116, 117, 122, 123 McCune, Dan 136 McCune, David McElhaney, Juli 41, 126 McKinney, Tricia 41 Meek, Crystal 41 Meeks, Andrea 41 Miller, Jason 68, 69, 91, 41 Miller, Jackie 41 Mizer, Julie 71, 84, 40, 41, 114, 126, 123, 122, 94, 95, 124 Moss, Shannon 41 Murray, Colleen 41, 82, 83, 115, 122 Napier, Kenny 78, 41 Neighbor, Selena 113, 115, 41, 48, 126 NeSmith, Scon 41,81 Newell, Casandra 8, 111, 41, 114, 92, 124 Nigro, Nicole 71, 41, 114, 115, 92 Norman, Tina 71,41 Norman, Todd 78, 101, 67, 41, 94, 95 Peach, John 41 Pena, Jennifer 41, 71 Perry, Mary 82, 41 Perry, Terry 41 Porcher, Rhonda 71, 74 Ridgway, Nancy 41 Rodrick, Marilyn 41 Ross, Jennifer 41 Rutledge, Wendy 43, 119 Sams, Billie 43 Stalosky, Robert 75, 101, 82, 43 Shalosky, Sean Shivers, Shawn 43 Singel, Kim 43 Smith, David 12, 76, 80, 43 Smith, Brad Stanley, Carrie 43, 119 Storck, Jim 101, 43, 120, 91 Torrance, Stacie 43 Tate, Geri 43 Theriault, Michelle 43 Thompson, Timothy 43 Tung, Paul 43, 126, 122 Van Horn, Chris 111, 110, 41, 43, 126, 112, 124 Van Sickle, Irene 43, 114, 115 Watson, Cheryl 82, 83, 43 Weaver, William 78, 101, 102, 43 Wight, Mark 43 Wilson, William 78, 80, 101, 102, 103, 146 Woodby, Steve 82 152 Sjtf % t 7' , I I t t