Reynoldsburg High School - Reynolian Yearbook (Reynoldsburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

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K ww if M g ,,,. , , M , , H , X ,V..,. WU: ' a 1' 'Q 5 7'-Qs, 5 f' M ' , -1-I z Q mg ' ,ni . , Jgw Dlx P ' A - ' ' 5: - if .4 X4 fig' M I' r why wr- q wus f V 4, -N, ,yt M fx 5, 1- pw, X if ' ' , -'.., ' ' -, ' l'- ' fi' - f W 246- ' - P ' Y. - '-NL ,Q If .rf 1 ,... AA v ' .-- MA A- qu -sr M., ffl If I had a box just for wishes And dreams that had never come true The box would be empty Except for the memory of how they were answered by you. ff Q4 ,x 3 9, N. ' if' b xy... tix i 'Q 8 x ix A .f 3,5 A X? QV CNW? ' S . N51- 2 j n X 9 xx ,,,S .g L mf Wx 1 N 1 1 I I I 1 w SENIORS Duck Soup, a play fea- turing the Marx brothers, was presented on Novem- ber 14 and 15, 1975. Play- ing the roles of Zepo Harpo, Groucho, and Chico. were Tim Snoke, Soren Hojberg, john She- pard, and Don Haines. Herb Wiard played Mrs Teasdale, while Doug Foushee was Colonel Zan- ders, and Rick Bolen was the Minister of Finance. Other cast members in- cluded Steve Currie, Diane Manifold, Mary Skiba, Sherry Richmond, Joyce Hannahs, Shanon Elston, Kevin Korterud, and Diane Deal. I l 5-A DUCK SCDUP-A TCDMATCDLESS N-A 5-x.. A .4 f-J I l Qin! u f . - T A X 45' N.-sf K Xu F 'l I DELIGHT i - I 4 SQ sw V 5 T ,.- . -T 1 'W , ETEY Y E EEEE 1 E i f , Q.r,1,:Q R .E -1 igsi ,, E E 1, . W 5 - ., 1 f CSE' .- K 'T YOUTH! GCDVER ME T CITY TAKE OVER BY YGUTH ge- X A 5 K E S X! .L , x-kk . wk . Q- if' Y Ei sk. ' xg ' W T f Y T T 'V' x . i. .- E ,gl - .. . ,N f .L -X 11, t K ' ., .. .. t B - at B tt. 1 t . 4 B p . N .. 1 - . S- N - . X it it QClockwisej School Board president Diana Bartlett chairs the mock board meeting during Youth in Government Day. A group of students peers into a sewage treatment tank. Herb Wiard lunches with Mayor Richard Daughtery and others. Councilperson Lisa Watson asks a question during the mock City Council meeting. Don Haines poses for a mug shot. Pa- trolman Reed of the Reynoldsburg Police Department shows Kevin Thomas a copy of his driving record, while Debby Shelts looks on. Mayor Wiard oversees the city council proceedings. Barb Woodland looks into a police crusier that Tom Guy is captive in. trt' B my ... . its figs X V A l . ..- Ffyifat X L S. is V0 'Q 4 E ir f 1 ' 5 rbfbtqbi ll ' 75 E 0 A group of students prepare for the awards assembly. Soren Hoj- berg was recognized with several awards, while many other students, sENioR RECIEVE AW RDS 22 RECOG f both upper and underclassmen re- cieved scholarships, awards, and recognition. f ITIO 23 CLASS FAVCDRITES IQECCGNILE rf , ,M X Debbie Dunlap dictates to Rick Mitchell, both Most Likely to The Most Athletic Seniors Wefe U53 Succeed. Werkhaven and Fred Fraley, who t were often found in the weight room. Singer Herb Wiard and artist Anita Strine were the Most Best All Around was Terry Hummer and Talented. john Oschenwald. Often found in the library studying are the Most Studi- ' ,.lA ,ifv'.a lnf' at if 3 gilt M 5'E L t E K . Be I x at s A-od' W - N -.lv-Q9 5 . t f X ,jfs-t Selig. , Tf i ' S of S? Aline Merrill and Paul Malernee were Rick Fugitt and Ionna Wright smiled their way to be the Friendliest voted the Cutest Seniors. ous Seniors, Debbie Shelts and Loreen Smith. aff, Seniors. The Best Dressed Seniors were Cheryl Pas- kivitch and Lamar Hartness. -f ft. 2 iff 'X ow Q Xmiw Wally Wilson and Michelle Les- line are the Funniest Seniors. . Nl rixi if . 1 fi' 1 -S mv 3 N 3' 9 vii - , 'Lx Q v. Wg M N 'Y' Nm 4 kia! ish EXCITEME T BUILDS WITH s is f ig' e Q. l W QM Q . ' X ,Q ,,,. s ,m', iff 'M 'Q X f Q x' !.?Q, 5 Q.i :i:f1,:q -- is 5 -Q16 Q 9 . tx 5 Q L S N ..,. N wwf ' f ' 1 i 'H f 1 2 fl an Q Nw. Following an organ pro- cessional that brought the graduates-to-be across the stage at Veteran's Memo- rial, Debby Lynne Shelts, the only student to have a perfect grade, spoke to the audience. Mrs. Ruth Morri- son, Board of Education president, presented the diplomas. . 115 I S. Q. fiirudgy A K. 5 . X Q I nn. wi ,Sf k 33? .md .04 C' 'U wr? Var? H ' 3d x? 5 x :fs U i Wigs OF THE BEGINN NG Mass confusion preceded the graduation ceremony, yet, dur- ing the commencement, all was quiet. Little emotion was felt un- til the Senior choir bid the class of 1976 farewell Until We Meet Again . After the Ceremony the mass confusion hit again while the graduates hurriedly removed their robes and went to receive their, diplomas. Keith Alan Adams Tammy L. Adams W Christa Dawn Aigel Kdlhy Diane AlEXdI'Id8l' leanne Mary Alexig ChI'iSfin9 Diane 1 N Y l Lynrhas onne IlAlIshouse ludith Lynn Alwood Randy L. Armstrong Melody Lynn Bailey Lgomw fu, dglaww x.73i,LU?fLQL4gW5z,14LefaJ ' Q' - U K!! ol ,Y , ' Jayme! ' K X, wma 5 WW' f W6 ' V , , V ug. OLMJQQOL dwg, MJ., 1 Constance Helen Barlow Clyde lames Barron Diana Dale Bartlett Richard Lee Basye, lr i Roderick Lynn Bagye Sherry Ann Bateson Royce Renee Bauer Ellzabelh Anne B-wlin Dana Bryan Beard Susan Denise Bishop Trygve V. Bjorklund Danny l-H1165 Blaha i vgamll my y fjosuloi A100 W f?'5'f'W67l Omcff UQWMW 33 ELcufLaJfBZx.fUlQ1 y Jdzwme ,O 424310, LQ! X23 0-Le wig? me Earnest Alan Bland Stephen Philip Blythe Rickey Lee Bolen Eugene Michael Bomgardner Elaine Evelyn Blythe Timmy Lee Border lohn Bernard Boyd x 4 Monty Ray Brummel Donna E. Bunch Kenneth Wayne Burke Theresa A. Brown AJ .ufzqfbmlw EYQQMQ QQ QM HM Szvf-I-4.1,4.-.164-H-2-v-I S-fini 'YL J . Xj,,.M,Q.,.-Nj vfflcmgl M-.5 7 ratio Mary Evelyn Caminiti lody Todd Carter Cheryl Marie Case Skasta Castle lo Ann Chevalier Graydon Chiappetta Bruce Arthur Christensen Kelly Allen Combes Teri Lynn Cook Donald Charles Cort Ray Dean Carruthers Umis Com 1041? Um wf D'Lana Anita Cote Charles Guyard Couasnon R0b6rl Morris Coulter Deborah Marie Cronin lohn Curtis Crumley, lr. Steven Charles Currie l Pamela L. Davenport lenifer Lee Davidson Brenda Kay Davis , f ,,,-t' ' Q 9 W ' t 4. 6717 mst Dmwwlae K- DCUILQ N0'R 6.44,1,t,Q2V Rome nv. Cowie -D fl, 1 fl z K 2:4152 7 ,7Z1z! g K: Pc! Zzzffgs .L l 36 'L MQIZLL Qfgfgmgy' gm c,Cw,Q Jimi ftQz4,zb0tozUc Richard Keith Crabtree Cynthia Darlene Daugherty Paula Marilyn Davis Dianne Lynn Deal lill D. DeCarIo David Irvin Dillon Teresa Anne Duemmel Karla jayne Elliott Rodney Eric Deeds Carol Devine Beth Ann Dilley Gary Wayne Dodd Susan Lee Donnal Patricia Leigh Dressel l R Susan Kay Duffy Debby Marie Dunlap Cheryl Diane Ellcessor 'f 1,56 Q, , I i f f . l L TCCL510 Que ILBLLN if V J f V,w,Q,gAQM0 my QM!! h KOVLOO. 9eQLLCDbE Qbvcmv DMM! AGL gagypfnbu ML Shannon Erin-Elizabeth Elston Susan Nancy Filer David I. 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Hatton Lyndia Loreen Hawthorne I-ind-1 Sue HGRIY PEBSY I0 Hellman r r Nancy lo Hein Claire Catherine Held Deborah S. Hemry Elizabeth Ann Hendren Glenn David Henry Terri L. Herold Mary Elizabeth Hibbs Rebecca Lynn Higgins lames Andrew Hill Deborah loan Hinds Brad Arthur Hinerman Bonita Marie Hite Soren Hoiberg Paul David Holland Pamela loyce Honaker jackie Lynn Houser f sim WM? YCNXLXKYB X, KEQMJU., yoydo Qifomhfb if if 5 ' . - Y J I , ,gfffl 211' ,1,f1a4f26,.1c X1 J acjm HCMQLD Harlan D. Howard KQLKM QXQLQM K Zfyldf x'f'ffUl Umm 'lfftfru Q9 ,QKLQVQ Sherry D. Hoy Alice R. Hughes Barry Allen Hughes D Teresa Kay Hummer Scott M. Hunley Karla lean Hunt c 1 Kathy lo Hutchison Thomas B. Irvine Karen Ann Issac ff 24,449 fig.-ff 'VSLILL7' dum WML y 751-097 if 7i!.q:-lLf,,,.,,, james jeffrey lackson Karen Kay jacob i fhtbggioio i Jawa. , Glwnvf KQmfma,, 1 f'4PfZ.iZ'ux, Aff' A Qi , . fj Elizabeth Pauline lakobsky Mary Beth lezioro Linda Darlene johnson R. Michael lohnson Vickie Lee lohnson Kathleen Ann jones Laura Marie lurich lay T. lurkovac ViI1CEl1l l-HWFBHCG luSk0 Sijemclrfe Q -N-luwo UN fzwmw, 1- '5,,,,,9,fWDWfeff 2617 l QW loyce Ann Karga Edward lohn Kaufman Rvliwxdq Q15 UY1 -ff KM lid M445 dm? 1 Carol V. Kayser Charlotte Yvonne Kelley Maureen Ann Kelley Corinne L. Kern Brian William Keske Peggy Lynn Kight William E. Kimble Iohn Paul King Philip Allen King 7714 Lcfeuwu iffclficy, C24cMfffZZ?4jf. LJ 9 , yawn I lm 'TJMQ MW v five flak lv'i'lXl'Nx XXQXC x xx Deborah Kay Klausman Cheri Ann Knight jaw Diaz MQW 74+ D Cynthia Lynn Koehler Rhonda Gail Koepplin Kevin Lee Komraus Kevin Patrick Korterud Philip lay Krauskopf David Arthur Lahman Todd Allen Law David Alan Lenart lull Diane Lepley QQQQ Q -XOJNXQ. ,iygaziioi Ci -liffi' Michelle Diane Leslein julia Ann Limbers Victor Charles Lipari William Clark Lollar Christopher lohn long lime! 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Zigi - 6 4 4344940 A,g,5f1,,gy7 Q! 6 Jill, 0 W Michael Lee Rowley Robert Aaron Royster fKo-06? 5l ,L m, 1590407001 lames William Russ lll Karen Lynn Ruzeck lim Eugene Salyer Douglas Edward Schauer ludy Lynn Schenk Susan Angela Shedlock Debra Lynne Shelts 52 ' Mg ,W MMM ezmlm L Q H Lively'-3 G Q www ,Q QW Mi, jar? qgflffl n,Q,, zwjwzzffvvefaa-,QDS Donna Sue Salzer Marguerite Therese Schneider lohn loseph Shepard MSW? lim W. Sanborn Robert Allan Schrader Deborah lynn Sigman ' 1 N loyce Ann Singerman Theresa lynn Sizemore Mary Anne Skiba Sheryl Anne Slonaker Daniel F. Smith Debra Delinda Smith Loren Carl Smith, lr. Susan Leigh Smith 'T . X: Tina Louise Smith Carlisha Mary Snider Timothy Allan Snoke Tami Elaine Souder XJLIIYYUZ CJQZMJ ,docwww S51 a on -X - if ff v 'Te ' -B A R93 iguimixai W U 7'7ZCUuf af7U7'Ll, ma Q! LQUU CAKLISHA f'7f1,eLf SN were Z, , . W 'fwclfu 1 C6-LLPQADJ x C9f L-f Q- Qzg ' tggkkv-Uxcbaxl ijlvnj tgklipxqt, it Karen Sue Sowers 53 w Brian Douglas Spangler Hannelore Luise Spatzek Launa Lynn Spiker Michael Thomas Starkey Anita Sue Strine Douglas Harold Sunker Cynthia Lynn Suttle Debra Sue Talbert Martin Eric Taylor ,ZMMQ M704 mfbxizf Lt jfawwm u ugh? lgfwwif 5 Xiu V' 'X as gqckkwfxc UU -i David Nea' Thomas lf- Matthew Kevin Thomas 54 lames David Thompson Donald Wayne Tidball lulie Ann Tipka N leffrey Scot Traylor Debra KBY Turner l Kenneth Eugene Ulbrich lay William Unger ' Rocco G. Valentino Ann Marie Vingle N in we A Gxidlw-mwx :B WU-D ZZ Mc ! f M fffAfvfu2fLLW QW fm U Laila. 72,71 ff mmf ZL!t.'lQ,QQf2'L,f ' 7 ffiif 'ff fwfr. LIJLJL , ,, 171, Ll., NH, . ,J V r 4 CQ ,bm if ugazf l Timothy I. Vogel Elizabeth Anne Wallen m9 2. 55 tlfefzl Zdzfwzaftj '47 ' LU .0-Off' O ' W Lchibm A 'J if gfgjjjw go ,M Cynthia Lynn Wa,-ne, Gary E. Warner Lisa Renee Watson Timothy Charles Welch Donna Lee Wells William Howard Wells 4 '1. Cynthia Marie Wergin LiSaK Ruth Werkhaven Dean Andrew WGS! lohn Robert Wetmore 56 Alan Fredrick Wheeler Kenneth Franklin Whightsel Christopher Howard White Michael lames White Herbert Lewis Wiard Dennis james Wickham Dennis Douglas Wiilrnayer Mary Anne Wilcox Christine Marie Wilhelm Annette lean Willard QQM vlwllxll CUDXQQQX 122444 WW! i1tofn.lU-2+ U-Ull3A03lDo.o.ll 0414 A2047 1 lfm-,lol Rollin dfwmm JJLMQ Way mfg? - mm lipffiu' HXXYLJ 8, Ju? Qfmv Zdoeal k'LU JQQLLXQNN K-LD gk, 3,-ian T, Williams Douglas Max Williams Michael Wayne Wilson Waller Lee wilson William David Wilson Susan Eiilabelh Wolf Lisa Marie Wgllenbgrg Sally Ann Wood Barbara Ann Woodland i Clflcwu M, Edwin?- grwwhwd fm! . 'B0Jvl'CM6Lf Own CUoo0LZa,,xOL ff? M! -X, , will wi, warg- - ,.-time OOM - 1 ,V , f AW! Sharon Elizabeth Worrell lonna Lynn Wright Pamela lean Wright Philippa Claire Wright Craig L. Yaple Adele Lynn Zealer l 0 I I I A C T I V I T I I E S 50 ll, S V1 X fcf ' x W 'lf 01 'R l' C.O.E. Members pictured are: Qseatedj Janna Wright, Rhonda Koepplin, and Nancy Rider. Qstandingj Cindy Neff, Mary Wilcox, Linda johnson, Laura Spi- ker, Barbra Norman, Cindy Warner, Kim Smith, Patty Dressel, Ann Vingle, Sally Wood, and Tina Smith. Not shown is Miss O'TooIe, adviser. 64 i STUDENT COUNCIL Members pictured are: ffrom leftj Keith Brown, Mike Biafore, Paul Demas, Phil Campbell, Theresa Eisner, Debbie Plasterer, Terry Wilhelm, Becky Tal- bert, jenny Harrison, Sherri Morrison, and Brad Hundman. Not shown are Terry Hummer, Herb Wiard, lohn Shepard, Alice Merrill, Kathy Hutchi- son, Cheryl Paskievitch, Tom Guy, Wendy Baldwin, Lisa Luker, and adviser Mr. William McKinley. 65 N .. ' . r . . ., 1 7, ,QAQ ' - - 'xfvf' - x xx - if ,. v . '. .f f Z slimy- -I Q! -' ff rj fix' -UKSL RW .9 .. w fi, e ug sn. - . . W Qu 'X-4 -M! it 1? 'Q ' 53 S A- iw 'A A E ,J -'nr 5 .-fn., -X Q5 'fl '-1--....,,, ,L x .fa .,.:. - -.1-J Q . , 1 X ff Q v, F f' , ' I I f I 19 -4? 'Tn' -,' an Q Q sl 1 X Q- f m, 5 ,.- .. ,, -'f,.,4 ,ve n - H- f, - wtgAlf.Nlf..a..if. -' , .iz . ' h 5 ii-if . ,. -b vw? .Q x ,f . I ' 45 Q mv' - 1 'Ma :V J i rik. .. .K VZQVQ - l.i ,if gt. N, 4 ' '! t ' 1 an - -+ 2 Q , x f f-at p, if-2 QNQE -'2'fM cl. , H5155 25? Sa ' : ?gi?'E '.-ig gf. 54, ffsgwwg, ,h - - , 'F l' .rr , 'T A 1 , 'M' X, , , - ...W . .M ETEW3-- ' ' qv i lil ,l -V 1 A , .,.. X-., K, 'multi ll'fl-lQiu1'sQ-o'uAi- -ri L 'U' ' s 9 x - 1 sr an- 4n!' W 'N nhl in -.4 -Q . J fix i 1 f ?, Wifi? .1 'XX'-A '-,cf S 1 1 I Q v io L.. Qi Q 4 . IQ' ,Z ,Qi o N X X Q .f. 1 1 3 2' 1 ff V X wk xx Pic. 1121-Stage Band. Pic. 42- Drum Major DON HAINES. Pic. 4113-Symphonic Band. Pic. 1124- Band directors, DANIAL NAW- ROCKI and GARY HODGES. Pic. if-'5-KAREN BAUER. Pic. P56-PHIL BRUNTON. Pic. H27- Concert Band. Pic. it8-Gradu- ating Band Members, Class of 76. Pic. 119-DAN SULLIVAN. Pic. 4110-Stage Band performs at the Spring Thing. Pic. 411-The '76 Marching Band in action. Pic. 32- Drum Major DON HAINES. Pic. itil-The '76 March- ing Band. Pic. 114-The '76 Majorettes. Pic. 35-Ma- jorette RHONDA KOEPPLIN. Pic. 36-RAIDER Ma- jorettes and Drum Major lead the band. w Q A is Q, Q: Q ookm..- Q9 REY OLDSBURG HIGH SCHGCL MARCHI G BAN if Q 1 1 I 'S A . Back row, L to R: Beth Pennington, Tammy Upp, Karen Diane Deal, Brad Hundman, Cheri Calloway. Front row, L to Bauer, Patty Fluck, Steve Lutz, lim Foster, Dan Lahman, Brian R: jenny Harrison, Dave McQuay, john Shanks, Susan Ko- Baptiste, Penny Profitt. Middle row, L to R: Paul Pierson, vach, Dave Thompson, Beth Marshall, Tim Davis. The ensemble performs at the Tomato Town Follies. 72 as iv Xi My A X 5,9 f-3, f 4 n Q , 'wg vsibfyb , Mxxdg wx s . mm dfsys 49129 Wg M - MQW- my 'g.v 4 . . , . eww? '3'ff'a f ning? mf ' , 3 HY sw? V 1. .X N H H ,qw Q? X ,Am W: T-Q 5 1' L Nha -1-if A.. A x 1 N 0 'iiw S . 'M' L 'v' .E . Tr v ,mg Pl i W l L , W K!! an A mi G ,asf E Q WW 'Q I L ..f x ,ig X- 4:4 XA. - M 1 ' 1 , f' , M AR K 5 i Q l l Q A f - M M if E ssss s M hx .., , i Ag 55 , K ,7 5 K QS . is ii X M Y-X s - .ag M i i 1 ui. , Vxxx 1 kL.:, .H ..,. M IN THE KNOW 74 , if ieri ,f-Q .,, Magi-5' gl 5 4 ,I .. Mike Biafore, Chris Gallutia, Brenda Ley, and Ken Howell are informed of the rules of the game by Mr. Mullins, Program Director. Mrs. McVeigh, team advisor, is shown as the team readied itself for the game against Bishop Watterson. .L L 'kt . ,Qui -4-3 vs . ,, P Y ggi , 1-6, ,M 'Lat , A s.K 'Q' .2 in 5 .f5 li'1.v' . Members of the National Honor Society are: Mark Adkins, Tim Back, Peggy Badger, Brian Baptiste, john Boyd, Cindy Buchanan, Karen Ciupak, Charles Couasnon, Cindy Daugherty, jeff Daugherty, Mary Beth Davis, Dave Dillon, Mike Dixon, Gary Dodd, Debby Dunlap, Terry Frank, Marie Furnish, Theresa Hamer, loyce Hannahs, joni Hanson, Annette Held, Terry Hummer, Tom Irvin, Vicki johnson, Susan lus- tice, Patrice Kaufmann, Steve Kaufmann, Marueen Kelley, Marcy King, Kevin Kreider, Debbie Light, Matt Lukens, Diane Manifold, Bill Manring, Stan Mansfield, Kimberly McCoy, Mary McKinley, Bar- bara McLaurine, Doug McMillan, Alice Merrill, Renee Moody, Cheryl Paskievitch, Vanessa Patter- son, Cheryl Perkins, Penny Profitt, Ed Roell, Nancy Rowe, Amy Scott, john Shanks, Debbie Shelts, Mary Skiba, Loren Smith, Karen Sowers, Sherri Stalnaker, Anita Strine, Becky Talben, Debby Tal- bert, Cheryl Taylor, David Thomas, David Thomp- son, Debbie Turner, Elizabeth Wallen, Cindy Wer- gin, Lisa Werkhaven, Tamara West, Susan Wolf, Lisa Wollenberg. Mrs. McVeigh is the adviser. NATIGNAL HGNOR SGCIETY 75 POWDER PUFF UCTOBER 16th Pic. 111-Tension on the senior side lines. Pic. 32-Anyone for a drink? Pic. 4123-R.H.S. marching band??? Pic. 34-Senior Cheer- leaders praise senior team. Pic. IFS-Thrill of Victory. Pic. 416- Don Haines beats his drums. Pic. 1127- Dana Beard shows off his taIenLs?? Pic. 38--The Natives are restless tonight. SENICJRS BEAT U DERCLASSME 24-7 Top left-Homecoming game, a very cold rainy night. Top middle-Queen Lydia accepts her crown. Top right-Queen Lydia leaving after the crowning ceremonies. Bottom-Queens Court-from the left Michelle Splain, Phil Campbell, Peggy Badger, Herb Wiard, Alice Merrill, Steve Andrews, Lydia Hawthorne, Phil King, lonna Wright, Mike Bomgardner, and Cheryl Paskavitch. HCJMECOMING WEEK Homecoming week calender ........................................................................ .. ..... . ........ ......... . Oct. 13-Hall Decorations Oct. 16-Powder Puff Game-Fred Fraley was crowned king at half time Seniors won 24-7. Bon-Fire after the powder puff game. Oct. 17-Pep Assembly-seniors won the hall decorations. Homecoming Game-Lydia Hawthorne was crowned queen at half-time Raiders beat Groveport 2-0. Oct. 18-Homecoming dance-held in the R.H.S. cafeteria. OCT13-18 i 1975-76 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT lonna Wright Alice M II Senior Se Cheryl Paskavitch Senior i Peggy Badger Michell Junior Sopho 1975 76 HOMEQQMINC QUEEN LYDIA HAWT GRNE , TOMATO TCW On April 8,9, 81 10th, RHS staged the annual Tomato Town Follies. A lot of hard work and talent paid off for a suc- cessful show. Photos-Pic. itl-Brad Hundman. Pic. 1-t2-Chrissy Helm. Pic. if K' 3 N ff sb k,w,,,.'Qn... if gd NN' gvstilw 5 ww 'Nq- ww-f -wr-f N5 STS Q W zl -A T719 ' . V H X I. ,- . ,gl V 5- F. X ww , U. .... f Q QQ K ?x Wad R x.-...W ii BLU EG RASS 'Ar n R 'N WEEK CLASS OF 1976 Top going clockwise-Anita Strine dresses up like an Indian. Chuck carries Anita away who is plum tuckered out from danc- ing. lim going to the office for a showdown. Porter Wagoner look alikes???? Terry asks, Any- one for a dance? Even Mr. McKinley dresses up like a hillbilly. DRESSES TH E BEST ykmtb.. Y ' if A, an I a A ,il X 4 1 ' y ' .'. A A 411-Anyone for pizza? 312- lohnny Bench?!? 33-john Ochs- W',L enwald dishes it out. 414-Mr. An- ' derson heads for the showers. 35-Mr. Stockum and Mr. Steible Q3 watch the play. 116-Dean Par- - ham says I've had enough. 117-Ice cream eaters. 418-Stw dents prepare to show the. teach- 90 ers a lesson. 39-Anyone for a race? 310-Students take the teachers on in volleyball. 311-I need a break. 41:12-Phil Miller is fascinated. 313-Students get creative. 414-'Fireball' Wolford burns one in. 41215-Mr. Coffman enjoys the pizza. 1116-YOU'RE OUT!!! IU: ICR-SENIOR gi? AR THE 1976 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Location: Marriott Inn East Time: 8-12 pm. Date: May 29, 1976 Theme: We May Never Pass This Way Again THE AFTER PROM: The Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds at Carousel East 1:30 am. Admission: Free 92 PROM IUNIDR-SENIOR 'UC I .8 ' Q :F W ,dv 7 iam . m if PROM ii E rx WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN Kevin Adams Reba Adams Mark Adkins Kim Akin Chris Alff Gloria Amorosso Steve Andrews Lisa Annis Larry Armstrong Tim Babbert Tim Back Mark Backes Peggy Badger Iohna Baker lim Ballenger lim Banner Brian Baptiste lim Barr Karen Bauer Kris Bauer Tammi Beard Carol Beaudoin Kathie Beckner Mary Belanger Don Bennett lim Bennett Robert Belz Debbie Binkley Mary Blaha Larry Blake Donna Blevins Chuck Boley Kathleen Bonner Alison Boroff Wanda Browning UNIORS ,,,X , sh 4 f A, . .' W C X if - my A 4. X 1 is, F C , M S vg jifs -'Il X .Z X , ., .9 g. it. HQ f me tx X R X -is N l 'iii . W M X S Q xx R 3 ' X Q X ff? st: Cindy Buchanan X ni Cindy Bump i Rhonda Cain 1 M Q f , wf Lisa Callander e L A Cheri Calloway i Zqlg my A 'EQ if David Campbell B. ' s ' ills' Phil Campbell is ff !! tt ,, A Diana Capps 5' 1 i i ' 'pi' X Lori Carson , g ig ., V ' My , Q' Mary Casey B M X 3 A' ' if ,W Tammy Chapman ' A ix B ' QS 'Q if Q' . 1 A ,X Karen Crupak QU? i l , J, Y eff? Bruce C ose is f ' ,ii' it 11, if 1' ' , X LeAnne Conaw-ly f 1 t 2157 fi ' ' Sarah Connell :A n ,ii s David Cooper i wif i ,f .. Paul Cordle A ft la? 'W e i' Q' Teri Cox 5, B W A,,y ff ,ay Scott Crabtree iiii 3 ' '73 X- 5 Ward Crabtree A , 5 is loe Crane , f if , 96 3 if np, sly' T ie . asf Ag 4 ,K .-X ,.t.-fsf x T37 I 41 , P-., se I .K -s -Avg mt. -, 1 Q as X X X '- is 4 Xi , - S t is '! 2 - 1 CA fvgfwm - Ya., 'k ' ,nr lunlor Kris Bauer inspects her hat IH her English class during Country-Western Week. fs' t i' I .. gf t t 3+ t I -f Q it Steve Crosby Connie Cross Rob Curtin Cathy Cutler leff Daugherty Mary Davis Tim Davis Roberta Davison Gary Decker Lisa Dey Donna Dillon Mike Dixon Patti Donnal Brenda Downey Vickie Downey Pat Downing lenny Drumm Dan Dutro Doreen Dutro Teresa Eisner Dan Erb Eileen Evans Steve Felker lim Feyh Bill Foster Steve Foster Serina Fox lill Friesner Kim Fuller Chris Gallutia lerry Garrett Pam Gloss lohn Goetz Evelyn Goodrich Diana Gornall lim Grant Diana Green Mary Green Dennis Grimmett Martin Hampton Sherri Hannah loni Hanson lenny Harrison Larry Hartam Rick Hayes Annette Held lulie Helm Bret Henderson Lucy Herbert loe Herriott Tom Hess 97 Susan lustice Karen Kast Theresa Kaufman Stephen Kaufmann Barbara Kayser Charlotte Kelley Ann Huntoon jeff loachim Lisa lohnson i Bret lones Larry lones lames Kenefick Brian Kennedy Tim Kenney Bruce Kerns lohn Kertis lulie Hesson loe Hickman Nancy Hill lerry Hoffman David Hogan Chrystal Holbach Don Hornbeck Robert Houghton lohn Houser Walter Howell Brad Hundman Duane Kieimeyer Kathy Kiley Marcy King David Koch Marx Koehler Kristi Komraus Gary Kreider Kevin Kreider Todd Krenelka Linda Krumlauf Candy Krumm Dan Lahman Vicki LeCoumpte Linda LeMay -1-awk Curtis Melcher Kristi Merrick Cathy Metzler Susan Lenhart Stacey Lenzo Brenda Ley Debbie Light Debi Liland Lori Lilly Kathy Linsay lohn Logan loe Mays lohn McClinttock Don McGuire Mary McKinley Doug McMillan Debbie McQuay Dave McQuay Don McQuay Pam Loren Vicki Lovelace Margie Luckhaupt Matt Lukens Allen Lutton lean Marshall Karen Martin Nancy Martin loyce Marx Noreen Maur isso Matt Maggard Dave Majerus Wayne Manifold Danula Marcinek Dave Marsh Beth Marshall A Lisa Miner , X f Tammie Miller 1' M Buddy Mills o Paula Mills Q Steve Mills 'W' lanie Mitchell is Mike Monds Mike Moore Lori Morris Mary Morris Scott Morrison Sherri Morrison junior Gloria Amorosso makes a strike at Reynolds- 'burg Bowling Alley in intramurals. lerry Pines Debbie Plasterer Matt Powell Mark Preissler Mark Pritchard Mike Pusecker Tom Radvanyi Rick Rakes Eric Rasberg Ralph Rasmussen Tim Reed Theresa Regan l00 Frank Nebolsky Ron Neike Bret Nixon Cindy Nowlin Paula O'Neal lim Owens Robert Paessun Dean Parham Tracy Parks Vanessa Patterson Carolyn Paulsen lim Perkins Linda Peyton Dave Phillips Paul Pierson 'VTY fb ASQ YR 'WN' Greg Reis Mary Rheyne Kathy Richey Dona Rickman leff Robertson Annie Rodriguez K .. Tom Roe ' Chris Rouch Nancy Rowe Donna Ruisi A g lim Sams Lorna Salyer ,, . Qt of bmw.- lefi Sampson Greg Scarberry Bruce Schilling Amy Scott Kim Schubert Bonnie Scranton Terry Sekinger lohn Shanks Dennis Shiflet Michael Shirey Greg Shivener Kathy Shook Rick Shortland Sandi Slifko Mary Smith junior Ward Crabtree receiving an award dur ing the Raider Invitational. Michelle Spaulding Karen Sparks Sherri Stalnaker Scott Stapleton Kathy Stidham Mike Stover Harold Strait Kathy Studen Dan Sullivan Larry Swackhammer Becky Talbert Linda Tartell lOl Cheryl Taylor Robert Taylor Bob Teare Brian Teeters Dan Thomas lill Thompson R , . Q Q HQ X Karen Thompson M 1 lim Thum David Tidball Kathy Tipton lohnna Tittle Mary Tompkins Bob Toney Mary Uhrig Nick Valentino Terri VanCamp Cliff VanGundy Mike VanHeeswick Steve Vingle lim Wade Shirlee Wagner Edward Waldeck lennifer Waldron leff Walker Peggy Wall linda Wallace Bill Walters Andy Welch Pat Wentworth Nancy West Tamara West Burl Whaley- Terri White lulie Wiard Patty Wiese lody Williams Sharon Williams Karen Willis Cliff Wilson Krista Wilson Marty Wilson Rod Wilson Kristi Worner Lauren Yates Rob Youtz Kit Zealer leff Zeigler 'ft K 5 3Z Atyy A y A02 Keith Alban Mike Allen Eric Aisle lohn Arnold Debbie Balcer Molli Barton Toni Basye George Batey Randy Beeghley Mike Bell Greg Bennett AI Bowman Russ Bowman Dale Carter Tammy Christopher Rob Colbert David Colbourn Raymond Cunningham Carol Davis Mark Deeds Martin Derek Debbie Evans Dave Ferrell Gina Flemming Burton Fowler jeffrey Grayam Kathy Gunsallis Robin Haft Bob Hicks Sue Hicks Don lohnson Steve Knoff Mike Lackey Steve Lawrence Steve Lyons loe Merringer Marcia Miller Matt Murray George Ono Bob Paesson Tracy Pennell Peter Platte Patty Powell Lori Ries Scott Rodgers Tim Russell Tina Ruth leff Sagar Linda Sands l Chris Sayer , leffery Schulze Paul Scott leffrey Smith ' Dave Swackhammer Dara Sweeney Mark Sweitzer Greg Waybright Sharon Weaver Kathie Welch Sheila Williams Kathie Wilson Tina Zeigler 103 CLUBS N. ,qw STUDENTS INVOLVED FREE TIME SPENT BICENTENNIAL CLUB 429' Nxlig K K iii. -. . .3551 55 ' S X 5, A lf? X 1' af tg The Bicentennial club has volunteered many hours of hard work, with quite a few devoted hours to the creation of a float for the Tomato Festival Parade. Of- ficers are: President, jim Bennett, Vice President, Penny Profitt, Treasurer, Meg Marshall, and Secretary, Barb Kayser. The advisor is Mr. Robinson. A.F.S. AFS has brought students from all over the world to our school. In the group picture So- ren Hojberg, our foreign exchange student from Den- mark, is kneeling. Others: L to R, Greg Byer, Daph- ene Morgan, advi- sor Mrs. Gather- good, Antonio Aliaga, Eric Taylor, and Bob Pinson. 107 LA CUACE CLUBS SPANISH CLUB This year the Spanish Club has or- ganized the International Banquet and they went to King's Island. The officers are Lori Hummer, Kathy Ades, Brian McGIone, and jim Foster. GERMAN CLUB l The Reynoldsburg High School German Club has attended the Inter- national Banquet. The officers this year are Cindy Buchannan, loyce Hannahs, Diane Manifold, Meg Mar- shall, and Debbie Seum. Mrs. Roude- bush is their advisor. 109 FRENCH CLUB and FCA This year the French Club took a six-day trip to Quebec, Canada during Spring vacation. The officers are Wendy Baldwin, Beth Brown, Buzzy Zorich, and Laura Goosetree. The Fellowship of Christian Athlete Club officers are Peggy Badger, Becky Canter, Mark Ad- kins, and Brian Spangler. The ad- visor is Mr. Starling. ART CLUB - , in - - 45 7 1.JLv mnifcxx It takes something special to put together a work of art from paint, glue, paper, wood, and whatever happens to suit the need, and the Art Club has it. Only two of their numerous activities were to stage an art show and to make a great-looking mural on a once dull wall. Officers are jill De- Carlo, Laurie Luker, Tim Blauser, and Steve Crosby ll Y-TEENS 4 A ' T ' .T ,. A. gg- ' The Y-Teens has organized the Pow- der Puff game and arranged for the flow- ers on Valentine's Day. Y-Teen officers are Debbie Dunlap, Presidentp Lisa Werkhaven, Vice Presidentg Maureen Kelley, Secretaryp and Teresa Nemitz, Treasurer. Miss Hawse is the advisor. GUTING CLUB The Outing Club has spent many enjoyable hours ex- periencing the outdoors, in- cluding a weekend at Ohio Power. The officers are Dave Le- nert, Tim Reed, Rick Fugitt, Diane Bartlett, and Mitch Fugitt. ASSISTANTS All of these students gave up their free time to help staffs the office and the library. Top photo: Office Assistants. Bottom photo: Library assistants. The Chess Club has worked hard this year competing with other teams using strategy. The officers are Dan Blaha, Tom Marsh, Andy Mc- Laughlin, jeff Binkley, and Chris Gulusta. The advisor is Mr. lack. Eipiifiif- 5 3 2 it Ei ,mam ' s mmf H7 .....4. 118 xx- , DRAMA CLUB A wa. -W '. S55 X ik 3 K! 5 it 9' dw 5 if 1505 CLCJW CLU B This year the Drama Club has per- formed in many skits and they partici- pated in the Senior Class Play. They have also performed in the Spring production. The Clown Club has been at a couple of Birthday parties this year acting. The members this year con- sists of Shawn Davidson, Eric Taylor, Bruce Close, and the advisor, Mr. Gathergood. 9 COMPASS STAFF Hurrying to meet 20 deadlines in order to present RHS with 10 issues of the Compass, something, like story research, typing or photography, always needed doing. Staff members included fseated, left to rightl Co-Editor Lizz lakobsky, Steve Mills, Kathy Richey, and Marc McGee. Mr. john Cof- fman served as advisor. fback row, left to right, Other staff members included Cindy jones, lim Russ, Harold Strait, Penny Profitt, Ann Stiles, Nancy Rowe, Phil Miller, Kathy Beckner, Cindy Bump and Rob Schrader. Staff members not pictured included Co- Editor Doug Sunker, Don Cort, Rick Crabtree, Kevin Komraus, and Ann jakobsky. Yearbook staff members included ftop picturej Tami Souder, Lizz la- kobsky, Pam Wright, Tom Wells, Marc Unger, Mary Hibbs, and Editor in Chief Laurie Luker. Other staff members were ibottom picturej Ken Ulbrich, Te- resa Nemitz, Mr. David Skeen, advi- sor, Carol Kreitz- burg, and Dan Blaha. YE RBGCK STAFF Kathy Ades George Alcalde Paul Allen Ienny Ankrom Caryl Ankrum Rhonda Annis Karen Applegate lulie Archer Nancy Arthurs Mary Baker Paula Baker Craig Baldwin Wendy Baldwin Teresa Ballance Robert Barrington Greg Barlow Charles Barron Marc Baumgart Sharon Beaudoin Diane Bell Greg Bell Bonnie Benecke lon Berg Steve Berstler Brenda Bester Louis Biafore leff Binkley Mark Bishop lerry Blackburn Marilyn Blair Merideth Boag Rose Boggs Bill Bonner Craig Bowden Vickie Brewer Beth Brown Debbie Brown Keith Brown Lori Brown Phil Brunton Lynn Buck David Bump Robert Burns Mike Cain Karen Caldwell Connie Campbell Sheri Campbell Tony Canode Becky Canter Dan Capas leff Carter Paul Carter Gary Cartwright Donna Caudill Sharlotte Caudill Marlin Cavender 122 ff N, H5 an Km 0, .f -vw, Sophomore Terry Weir giving one of her more famous stares during 3rd period His- tory Class. . Wg, L L, A .a L ' fi it wg -ies N' 'i .' f ka' as s . H re i Q . 'L ,, Q Oretha Chaffin Scott Chase Al Chemnitz Natalie Clark Melodi Clemons Laura Clifton Alan Cline Susan Coey Laura Coffy lanet Collins Rick Coons Cathy Cooper Don Cosstephens Elena Cote Feona Cote Brad Crader Debbie Creech Todd Crew Tina Criner Karen Crumley Wayne Cummings lohn Curran Ginny Cutler Brian Dalton Dave Daugherty Sean Davidson Kelly Davis Sandy Davis Karen Dehner Ken Deignan Paul Demas Lisa Derek Dianne Drennen Kathy Duemmel David Dunbar Vincent Ebner Scott Ebert David Ellcessor Kim Ellsworth Todd Emmer Paul Endry Brenda Erckert Merle Estep Bill Eubanks Greg Evans Dave Ewing Mark Eyer Laura Felker Rod Fessler Mary Feyh Dave Figlestahler 123 Patty Fluck lames Foster Kim Fowler Paul Fowler ludy Fritz Richard Fritz Mitch Fugitt Kim Fuller Robert Fuller Rhonda Fulton Robin Fyock Chris Gallutia Pam Gates Louis Gawron Carol Gillispie Donna Glowa Tina Gordon Chris Grant Doug Graye leni Greening Drew Griffith Shelley Guillod Rob Gussman Pat Haines Susan Haines Brian Hall Bruce Hall Stuart Hall Theresa Hall julie Hamer Scott Hammond Chris Hanlin Scott Hanna Pam Hannah lim Harlow Belinda Harmon David Hartness lodi Hatcher Chris Hatfield Mark Hatton Tim Haugen Debbie Heckathorn lerry Heckathorn Buddy Heinig Christine Helm Becky Hendren Keith Henry Mike Henry Chris Hentz Cindy Herold Bill Higgins Marylou Hindes Rhonda Hoblick Mark Holbach 124 5 rv fr ii Vgifmcef W ii Q x be QS :Ve , in f:,!hi:,Af fl F , S a r t B -A fi: R gf 4- all i X mi S T: fi X fm ,. - i x . f J 5 Z-f sx si f i 7 s s--Lit? 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Roberta Holbach Steve Hollenbaugh Tammy Holley Pam Hollingshead Cary Holloway Brenda Hoy Bob Hrivak Brett Hughes Dan Hughes Danny Hulme Lorri Hummer Rena Husch Scott Hyden Karen Irion Barbara Irvine Carla jacks Patti jackson Andrea jakobsky Freddie lansen Pat jarvis Cathy jezioro Debbie johnson Karen johnson Pam johnson Cindy jones Evelyn Karga Sharon Kaufman Dwayne Keck Paula Keene Chris Kern Alicia Kidd Chauncey Kimble jack Kimble Barb Kinder Brian King Kelley Kirk Patti Knight Sandy Knight Sharon Koch Don Kontner Susan Kovach jeff Krauskopf Brian Kreitzburg Carol Kreitzburg Kelly Krenelka Alan Krumm Paul Kupfer Terrie Kupfer Carole Lackey Kim Law Theresa Lawler Vince Lawwell james Lee Kim Leisure l25 i Andy Robinson Kevin Roby leff Rodgers Wendy Rodgers Levonda Rose Kim Roser Phil Roshon Lorraine Roth Greg Rouch Rhonda Roundtree Upton Roundtree Ron Ruby leff Runner Bryan Ryan Dan Ryll Lisa Salzer Lora Sanborn lohn Schenk Viviane Schilling Teresa Sears Debbie Seum Bob Shanks Becky Shedlock lenni Sheehan Max Shelton Gerry Shelts Linda Shepard ludy Sherrod Bill D. Smith Bill Smith Bruce Smith Cyndi Smith Carla Snider Dan Snyder Mike Sparks Michelle Splain lack Spooner Lisa Staley Chuck Stamey lennifer Stanley Tim Starling ludi Stauffer 128 vc -V 'VSV -an wg., lohn Shirey Chuck Shortland Rick Siegman Darwin Sigman Gary Simeral Kevin Simmerman Grady Simpson Mike Sisk Mike Skofield Mark Smallman Alice Smith Beckie Smith C Q 135 . . je ' L S . 'rl' A X sf twig I N e , xi , fer' ' te , - 1- v 'Z ,, file - 'S ' n E- 5.,f .C ,el-x g, A W f- x, ' W- 3 '- :U 22 Q - . .SQ ' -:eff , i . ' :xl- . S- A 2 Mx 5 . . ' V QE :ef xi 'i - Q . Eg - 1 J 1' ', 1 ' , 5 . ' 2- i Q ,ig M. 1 1 - . , ., . ,ng , 4 , K A we .ss Ei i fir? 45 V i x X ESE if Y' ? .yi my 4-gn' 468 X f '54 ,4 2 1 g ,,. . XIK: 1 1 ifi 'n. YT ,. ,ELK X is ,. .- ps-fzcaf .W me X fi 4 1 , 4 A W ati s 1 v 2 ff 'Y ii? ' la l 1 yfiuf, Q E53 ' -swf - , f if a X X I up fy , 5 gx f . 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Bishop Hartley Brookhaven Whitehall Worthington Westerville Hilliard Groveport Cahanna Delaware Westland rm , 138 fi lst. 1 Pnnr 'f' , X V km -K TENN S Boys Varsity Tennis Schedule April 2 Westerville North April 5 Worthington April 8 Mt. Vernon April 1 2 Groveport April 13 Hilliard April 14 Delaware April 22 Whitehall April 26 Westerville North April 27 Mt. Vernon April 29 Hilliard May 3 Westland May 4 Delaware May 6 Westerville South May 10 Walnut Ridge May 11 Whitehall May 18 Gahanna 140 CROSS CCDU NTRY F'-n GIRLS' BASKETBALL 142 Pic. 31-1975-1976 Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Pic. 1022-1975-1976 Girls Reserve Basketball Team. Pic. it?--Lisa Werkhaven moving the ball. Pic. 44-Sara Connell goes for a rebound. Pic. it5-Lisa Werkhaven goes up for a shot. Pic. 4426-Talking it over with the coaches-Mr. and Mrs. Wolford. 143 Pic. 111-Mrs. Zaporski talks to team. Pic. 4252-Girls Reserve Volleyball Team in action. Pic. 4123-1975-76 Varsity Volleyball Team. Pic. 414-1975-76 Reserve Volleyball Team. Pic. 35-Pattie Knight hits the ball. Pic. 416- Bonnie Scraten serves. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL won won won won won won lost lost lost -'fwkf ' ki?' if A N- 4--, Af, 5 N.: aw- Q-5 ww wg -. 6 525 Qin? swf: 5 1f'gfi,j' P iw., 3.1:-,' 1 ... -- - R xim f., Q , X -9 4. 'Sain .Q-3-as 3.315-Z , 553337 yf 1, ' A 5'M,?i5. W ,-wifi, ...Q wa new gl .1 ,,.x v 14?-, . f .XS K Spf: k ,,g3r4K.' Nu as 2, M3 .- ' .N?in22,f gif. ' an X -' . g- K' '- Nwgm 3-ijRvQ'sfgff:'i'a,-xgfl , .f wg, fu, -gr. 1 J' P -G-as-.1-,fr ' ziwgf' ...gfgg rg. xr -- 4 t , ' .fs y.,.1N. f f' . f ,,,1r'-'?fFV.'1-ff iv Z ' ,ZH ' ia-1 -Y, Q. Vx -. ,X .X Sfff ,AAQQ-L'g .- .gl - Q . . 9 4 .sleww ' -- A A B .. Q .. Q . 4 : 51. H65 QA' ,, -M42 . N6 P .' k ' k 5 EN- A. - ' , , KA 1 , 1. is . , 1- 2 J +5 -1 .. I ' f X -5 Q11 ' a' Q ' Sig, 5 , 4 ,- f ew QL ff ...va - 1 2. f' Ei-1 Q Q ,A'X X X. '1' W - '2.X f'134Qa. 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W3-Brian Teeters goes up for a rebound. Pic. it4-Mike Dixon has control of the ball. Pic. 115-1975-76 Reserve Basketball Squad. EYV' ., Pic. it6-A well- guarded opponent. Pic. it7-Richard Fritz tries to stop the opponent. Pic. 418-Don Contner makes a clean shot. Pic. it9-Dave Majerus gets off a shot. Pic. 4610-Shortland and Mannering attempt to block a shot. RESER E BASKETB LL L GOLF The 1975-76 Golf Team had a seasons record of 12 wins against 16 losses. The team had a 1-8 OCC record and a 11-8 mark for non-conference: The Raiders made a good showing in the OCC Tour- nament-placing 5th out of 10 teams. Tom Guy's fine score of 76 helped the team to finish eighth in the Sectional Tournament. Guy was selected MVP and Kevin Korterud was Most Improved. Se- nior lim Salyer and Sophomore john Pennell were other letter winners. Other team members were: jon Moore, Bob Barrington, Mark Sunafrank, Andy Swope, Scott Tucker, john Wetherill, Mark Backes and Rod Fessler. QW . .NJ - Q J f 4 4' XX SW iw M if X x M sg- as S gg? mN,..,k A ' f , f K M N A, v SQA ,,., ' A 6 x'- . x fb - Q if X 3 'S if S Q B. -W b K . .....XX 'ig ' . fs as P, X ' . wg Q 9 Q 1 ,X A W Lx s ,N-1 A ' SKK xi f Q , ,. K N ' is Q f. ' 4 X X-i 5- - V fx . A ,, X X ww' is NY .Q wif 1 Q an . R. a .KX x vkw as Mx aww .1-5:43 Q . ,N ' -' . X Mf X x. 34 M vi ix- xxx 'Yin foi- f' . im M5 Q . A ' . N- 5--if fx X ,Y X X, 5 . NN' 3.3325 Q s Q 's .47 5 X af 'Q 1 eq, S. .mf ,ill weight Don Hornbeck tries to escape. 35-The 1975!1976 Varsity wrestling team. 36-An emotional Roger An- derson. -T-i7-145 pounder Dan Nole blocks an attempted take down. ,S Q xx 'ffifigw R f N xxx AN wg X wi ox SN if R 5 'vu L ,.,,.+sL' ...df Q 3 HM, X S gif .321 M RESER E WRESTLI G l58 S 3. TEAM RECORD n Grove City Worthington Tournament Eastmoor Qlentangy Westervilleg Gahanna Groveport O.C.C. Tournament THEY 1 7 14 N 8 7 24 16 x X TNR N. 5 4414!-'P' 5 i i Nl x Y1 l, - .W rho,-, 4, - ,sv X. NX g ,,g3,.3. 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W5-Doug Shower makes a good handoff to Richard Fritz. 1156-A fatigued Vince Lawell. i117-A close race for Reggie Roundtree and Steve Bersler. 4-t8-Brian Kritzberg trying to catch-up with his opponent. 419- Brian Dolton and Vince Lawwell team up for the relay. 4110- Brian Kritzberg and Brian Dalton team up for another relay. TRACK 'wx 4 . 2 K Nz, sr -' R Westerville South .......... Canal Winchester .......... Groveport .................... Whitehall ...... Hilliard ................... Gahanna .................. Westerville North ....... Mt. Vernon .............. Delaware .............. GIRLS TRACK 49-61 57-53 88-22 41 -69 17-93 27-83 30-80 37-73 58-52 Pic. 411-Lisa Werkhaven throws the shot put. Pic. 412- Susie Duffy is winning the hurdles. Pic. 113-Karen Willis taking a big jump. Pic. 34-Nancy Hill passes off to Chris Kerns. Pic. 14:5-Teresa lsner warming up. Pic. 1156-Karen lacobs is the leader in a relay. Pic. it7-Patty Donna! run- ning. Pic. 48-1975-76 Girls Track Team. Pic. W9-Chris Kerns taking a break. Pic. 4110-Track team taking a rest. l65 BASEB LL N4-4... we 'Nw 3 kg 1 '- ? 3 A1551 KY sf' 'M 'S' .Af . S ivy 2 2 7: S - , .s wf ' . .W ,. '-in-wx Pic. iii-Coach Welsh questioning a call. Pic. 1122-Dennis Wid- I I mayer comes home. Pic. 413-Fred Fraiey making a play at second base. 168 BASEB LL X X , X A, N' XFN - K X, ,X X XX X - X 1- 'X is .gigs VXQXQ'fXE ifXN X, X X5 , 3 1 ,kwxsf 5X X.-gX55X3M 1Xg .,, Q ,-',,s..1g5Sg 1 s..igggx,s,3X -Q 'S 4 X X 1 2 -.XZ Q, ' X, :H s ' 'kr 5 , F ' X, K ., xp ffffiw xlfflxskfl 555 'e ff Nfl ' - -rig' Y X f A -wx 5 1-f-5' -Ir: QW xff1f,f'?'w l..i: f r3. XlXifH2?f s ' - 'N XX. .rw X ,X , X Q. X XX -.f,-.. el. Q wx. 4, N Q 'Q 4 .5 E ek Q, - X X v X - XM 'Nl -1 e ' .M - X ma, - ' , 6 . 1, 1 X X HQ., 4, Qi L X Q A Q- -X W 1-E .--- Xa ,S fl -K, - H XX l ,x:Xfj3:s?afrxi1M s as X Q. 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Q X f S ,Vx 5 1 . .M-1W.:,.,-v,. ,, , . ..,.....,., A., w- X fx 4' P s H' 1 , , 'x . 4 fix: X539 ff f' aff .f n. 9 if 1 r m Q S 4.- . K f- - E ,W ..,. ,M N... ..... -4...,Q.....,Q ,, .4...,,,-,. Mis.. -...WSL A ., X .H THE ADMINISTR- ATION Top Right Mr. IOSEPH ENDRY, Principal, oversees the myriad activities and classes at RHS. In 1976 he is completing his 11th year as chief administrator. Bottom Left Mr. IOHN THOMPSON, is completing his 2nd year as Assistant Principal. One of his main duties is to coordinate the sports program at RHS. Bottom Right Mr. WILLIAM MCKINLEY, in his sec- ond year as Assistant Principal. 172 ,...- GUIDANCE COUNSELGRS Top Right: Mrs. PATRICIA MCVEIGH attended Cam- bridge High School and OSU. She has been counsel- ing at RHS for five years. She sponsors In-The-Know and the National Honor Society. Her hobbies are gar- dening and thoroughbred racing. Bottom Left: Mrs. CHESTNUT, born February 23rd, at- tended Garfield Heights High School, and Bowling Green University. She has been a counselor here for three months, and enjoys softball. Bottom Right: Mr. IAMES IOHNSON attended Gar- field H.S., Akron University, and Ohio State. He has been a counselor at RHS for 2 years. Mr. johnson en- joys Photography, softball, horseracing, and golf. His birthday is February 12th. g M use mum -vi Mutu- ,M 1 mm - Us . See-N429 l74 Bottom Left: Mr. LOOMIS attended high school in New jersey, and Columbia University in New York. He has been a counselor at Reynoldsburg for 22 years. His out of school interests include photography, old cars, electronics and sheep farming. Bottom Right: Miss HOLLAND attended Mt. Lebanon H.S., Ohio University, and the University of Pittsburgh. She has been a librarian at RHS for a year. Her hobbies are skiing, sailing, and traveling. She sponsors the li- brary aides. MRS. IUDY SPI ERT 175 .K 15. tgsii All F Top Left-Mr. IERRY ANGLIM graduated from Bishop Watterson and Ohio State. He has been teaching Government and History at RHS for four years. He enjoys tennis, swimming, reading, and coaching the RHS Tennis Team. Bottom Left-Mrs. SHIRLEY ANDREWS attended Walnut Ridge HS and then OSU. She has been teaching chorus here at RHS for 3M years. Her main school activity is Ensemble. Her birth date is Octo- ber 9. 176 Top Right-Mrs. JANE BECKER attended Athens High School and Ohio University. She has been teaching English for six years. She enjoys gardening and needlework. Bottom Right-Mr. ROGER ANDERSON attended Eastlake North High School and Purdue University. He has been teaching Health and Drivers Education for 8 years. His interests are sports, coins, garden- ing, and reading Poetry. He sponsors Wrestling and Baseball. Top Left Mrs. ELIZABETH BECKER attended Hav- erly HS, Wartburg College, and OSU. She has been teaching various Science courses for ten years at RHS. She enjoys reading and sewing. Her birth date is june 1. Bottom Left Miss HELEN BRISKER attended Min- ford High School and OSU. She has taught Biology I and Biology II for 6 years. She likes hiking, sewing, travelling, and crafts. Her birth date is Feb. 9. Bottom Center Mr. DAVID CATER attended Fair- less HS and Ashland College. He has been teaching for 6 years. He teaches such classes as Rapid Writ- ing, Principles of Business, and Typing. He likes woodworking and most outside sports. His birth date is Feb. 16. Bottom Right Mr. JOHN COFFMAN attended Westerville HS and OSU. He has been teaching for 4 years. He teaches English and journalism. He likes spons officiating and sports. He sponsors two ac- tivities: Newspaper Advisor and Varsity Baseball Assistant Coach. I77 Top Right-Miss MARY ESWINE attended East High School, O.S.U., and Ohio University. She has been teaching business courses at Reynoldsburg High for nineteen years. Born in December, she enjoys read- ing 8i gardening when not teaching. Bottom Right-Mrs. PHYLLIS DURYEE attended Hoover HS, Lake Erie College, Kent State 84 Rad- cliffe. She has been teaching Spanish I 81 ll at R.H.S. for two months. Her hobbies are pottery, music, reading, and sponsoring the Spanish Club. Bottom Left-SHARON DEMKAWICZ attended St. john Central H.S. 81 Bowling Green University. She has taught English off and on at Reynoldsburg for five years. Her main interests are her family, read- ing, and needlepoint. 178 MR. MICHAEL DORAN Bottom Left-Mr. CURRY attended Belfry H.S., Pikeville College, 84 OSU. He has taught accounting 81 Economics at Reynoldsburg for eight years. His favorite outside activities are hunting and fishing. Bottom Right-Mrs. SHARON DANIELS attended Reynoldsburg and Ohio State. She has been teach- ing Home Economics at R.H.S. for five years. Her hobbies are Church activities, hiking, sewing, cook- ing, and crafts. V 179 Top Left Mrs. BONNIE GATHERGOOD attended McKinely HS and Walsh College. She teaches Plain Geometry, Algebra I, and General Math. She coaches table tennis and badminton. She sponsors AFS. She likes cake decorating, cooking, and sewing. Top Right Mr. WILLIAM GATHERGOOD attended St. Paul's High, Walsh College, OSU. He teaches Speech and English. He has been teaching for 3 years. He sponsors the Drama Club and the Clown Club. He likes juggling, theater, and gymnastics. Bottom Left Mrs. SUSAN HALL attended Gahanna Lincoln HS, OSU, and the College of Agriculture. She has been teaching Home Ec. for 4Vz years. She likes gardening, sewing, refinishing, bicycling, hik- ing, and remodeling. Her birth date is january 11. Bottom Right Mrs. BECKY GREEN attended Lancas- ter HS and Capital University. She has been teach- ing English for 5 years. She enjoys to travel, read, and to sing. She also likes art. She sponsors Girls Track and the junior Class tPromj. 0 Top Left Mrs. ANDREA CRABER attended Ottawa Hills HS and Ashland College. She teaches General Home Ec., Home Economics II and III. She has been teaching for 6 years. She likes water sports, sailing, swimming, and water skiing. Birth date- Oct. 25. Top Right Mr. MIKE GRAYEM attended Reynolds- burg HS. He has been teaching English for four years. He likes athletics, reading, and camping. His birth date is january 21. Bottom Left Mr. KEITH GOCHNOUR attended Lo- rain HS, Lorain County Community College, Capital Univ., and OSU. He teaches English on the job I, Theme Writing, and Ethnic Literature. He has been teaching for the past 6M years. He likes music, camping, hiking. Bottom Right Mrs. IANET GIBSON attended Worthington HS, OSU, Univ. of Mississippi, and Bob jones Univ. She has been teaching English for the past 3 years. She likes backpacking, reading, swimming, and making pies and crepes. Her birth date is December 27. ISI Top Right Mr. GARY HODGES attended Marion Harding HS and OSU. He has been teaching here for two years. He teaches Instrumental Music. He likes golf, Drum and Bugle Corps., photography, and bowling. His birth date is April 17. Bottom Left Mr. JOE IAMISON attended Finney- town HS and Miami University. He has been teach- ing for 4 years. He teaches Government. He likes camping, fishing, C.B., model airplanes, boating, motercycles, auto racing, and local govt. operation. Bottom Right Miss NANCY HERMAN attended Bexley HS and the University of Cincinnati. She has been Work-Study coordinator of the EMR Program for the past 4b years. 'P V' Qw- fs. x. Top Left Miss JUDY HAWSE attended Groveport HS, Capital University, and Kansas State College of Pittsburg. She has been teaching for 6 years. She teaches Algebra II and Trig. and Analytic Geometry. She likesneedlework, knit and crochet, and reading. Bottom Left Mr. CHARLES IACK attended Pierpont HS, Kingsville HS, OSU, Edinboro State University, and Xavier Univ. He has been teaching Plane Ge- ometry, Algebra Il, and Computer Science for 8 years. He likes gardening, model trains, and furni- ture building. Bottom Center Mrs. MARGARET KATTERHEINR- ICK attended Xenia Central HS, Wilmington Col- lege, Miami Univ., and Xavier University Qstill at- tendingl. She has been an English teacher for the past 5 years. She likes reading, gardening, and travelling. Bottom Right Mr. JEFFREY IENKINS attended New Lexington HS, Capital Univ., OSU, and Purdue. He is presently teaching Chemistry in his 5th year. He likes sports, farm work, security guard work, and swimming pool work. His birth date is April 14. Top Right Mr. PHILLIP KNOX attended Ohio Uni- versity and OSU. He has been teaching Distributive Education for 4M years. He also is the DECA advisor and the junior Class Financial advisor. His birth date is February 24. Bottom Left Mr. DAVE LAWRENCE attended Up- per Sandusky HS and OSU. He has been teaching Health and Drivers Education for eight years. He enjoys camping, lawn and garden work, skiing, fish- ing, swimming, and all sports. His birth date is May 4. Bottom Center Mr. MATTHEW MICETICH at- tended joliet Catholic HS, St. Procopius College and OSU. He has been teaching Plane and Solid Geometry and Algebra for 6 years. He likes photog- raphy and wood finishing. He coaches Reserve Wrestling and Reserve Track. Bottom Right Mr. ROBERT McCOY attended Co- lumbus HS and Ohio University. He has been teaching for 9 years. He teaches Mechanical Draw- ing and Drivers Education. He likes to travel. His birth date is September 11. 5 i i i Top Left Mr. DENNY LOWRY attended Cloverleaf HS and is now working on his Master's at OSU. He teaches various forms of Industrial Arts here at RHS. His main hobbies are ceramics and photography. His birth date is March 8. Bottom Left Mr. BRUCE LAYNE attended Park- ersburg HS and Glenville State Teacher's College. He has been teaching Sociology for 7 years. He en- joys refinishing furniture, boating, and camping. His binh date is February 1. Bottom Right Mr. HARROLD LAYMAN attended East HS, OSU, and Capital University. He teaches World History and World Geography. He has been teaching for 25 years. He enjoys fishing, hunting, boating, football, and basketball. His birth date is November 18. Top Right Mr. IERRY MRKVA attended Springfield Local HS and OSU. He has been teaching for 12 years. He now is teaching Physics, Aviation, and Chemistry. He likes art, sports, and carpentry. He sponsors the Science Club. His birth date is August 22. Bottom Left Mrs. BECKY NELSON attended Riv- erview HS and OSU. She has been teaching Spanish for three years. Her out of school interests are her family and sports. She sponsors the Spanish Club. Bottom Right Mr. DANIEL NAWROCKI attended Garfield Heights HS, OSU, john Carroll Univ., and Ohio Univ. He has been teaching for the past 17 years. He likes camping and fishing. He sponsors the Marching Band. Top Left Mrs. IEANNE ORR attended Berne Union HS and Ohio University. She has been teaching for the past four years. She teaches Special Education. She likes tennis, music, sewing, and bowling. Her birth date is Ian. 29. Bottom Left Miss PATRICIA O'TOOLE attended Springfield Central, Miami Univ., and OSU. She has been teaching for the past 7 years. She likes read- ing, gardening, traveling, bridge, and crafts. Her birth date is February 12. Bottom Center Miss KATHY PHILLIPS attended Dover HS and Wittenberg University. She has been teaching Physical Education for 6 years. She likes tennis, reading, swimming, sewing, and macrame. She sponsors cheerleading. Her birth date is March 18. Bonom Right Mrs. ANA PALAEZ attended st. Mary of the Springs Academy and Ohio Dominican Col- lege. She has been teaching for 6 years. She teaches an English course and Spanish. She is the Senior Class advisor. Her birth date is june 23. I8 Top right: Mrs. GRETCHEN RISCH attended Lutler College, Capitol University and OSU. She has taught Science here for two years and her out of school interests are hiking, camping, and arts 84 crafts. Her birthday is january 11th. Bottom left: Mr. JERRY ROBINSON attended Chapmanville H.S. and Marshall University. He's been teaching Geography and American History here for 12 years. He enjoys golf, TV, reading and politics. He sponsors Bicentennial club 81 coaches Golf. Bottom center: Mr. MICHAEL SAMMONS at- tended Cincinatti Woodward H.S., Capitol Univ., Xavier Univ., and University of Cincinnati. He's been teaching History and Government for 3 yrs. He sponsors Varsity Football and Weight Training. Bottom right: Mr. JOHN SCHILLER attended Bel- laire H.S., OSU 81 W. Va. University. He started teaching History and Government at RHS this year. His outside interests are sports 81 politics. He is an assistant coach for football and track. Top left: Mr. ROBERT STOCKUM attended Brook- side HS, Ohio U., and has been teaching English here for the past year. He coaches varsity and re- serve football, and he is a sponsor of education. Bottom left: Mrs. MARGIT ROUDEBUSH attended Columbus West HS and OSU. This is her second year of teaching German 81 Spanish. Her out of school interests include tennis, reading, 81 swim- ming. She is a sponsor for the German Club. Bottom center: Mrs. CINDY SOUTH attended Wal- nut Ridge HS 8f Capitol Univ. She has been teaching French at RHS for 7 years. Her interests include ten- nis, piano, theater, 81 New England vacations. She sponsors the French Club and the Quebec Club. Bottom right: Mr. LEO STEIBLE attended Cadiz HS 81 Ohio U. He has been teaching Industrial Arts at RHS for eight years. His main hobby is working with the amateur radio. His birthdate is September the tenth. 189 Top Right-Mr. DAVID SKEEN attended Bexley HS.., Capitol University, and Universidad de los Andes. He has been teaching Spanish at RHS for five years. He enjoys photography and jewelery de- sign. He sponsors the Reynolian and the SPICE pro- gram to S. Am. Bottom Left-Mrs. IANET WAGGONER attended Lorain H.S. and Baldwin-Wallace College. She teaches Art I, Visual Fundamentals, Drawing, Paint- ing, and Crafts. She was born in August. Her hob- bies are watercolors, portraits, and sewing. Bottom Center-MRS. LYNN ZAPRISKI Bottom Right-Mrs. DONNA WOLFORD attended Poca H.S., Marshall University and OSU. She has been teaching English here for sixteen years. Mrs. Wolford enjoys sewing, swimming, and softball. She is the sponsor of the Girls Basketball team. I I CUSTUDIANS Top Left-EZRA MCNKINNIS, Top Right-Norman Laurence. C00 KS Left to right-Betty Dillon, Evelyn Arbaugh, Melvia Roth, Ruth Bell, Rose Stewart. STERTZER FLORIST 1813 Brice Road Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068 866-5711 OHIO FEDERAL Reynoldsburg Office 7110 East Main Street Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068 H. W. McTEAGUE AND SON INSURANCE Service Is Our Business Office 866-6541 6500 East Main Street Reynoldsburg. Ohio REYNOLDSBURC-3 ANIMAL HOSPITAL 7295 East Main Street Reynoldsburg. Ohio Phone 861-5755 HOMES COTNER FUNERAL HOME 7369 E. Main Street C866-63183 Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068 WILLIAM B. COTNER, Owner HELD-COTNER FUNERAL HOME 1166 Parsons Avenue 1444-32003 Columbus, Ohio 43206 Igxgggig WILLIAMS TRAVEL TRAILER SALES 6756 E. Main DAVID O. LANE, Associate U-HAUL ff RENTALS TED'S TEXACO EXPERT Au'ro CARE 24 HOUR TOWING PHONE - DAY OR NIGHT ' 861-3176 6746 E. MAIN ST Rr-:YNoI.DsBuRG. OH 43068 I Ohio 866-5278 Your Class Ring K- and Senior Announcement Co. 192 Q, 1709 Frank Road '51 Post Office Box 453 ,fl 3, Columbus, Ohio 43216 bhp- 614-279-9523 WILLIAM W. DAVIS PRESIDENT OAK LAKE FARMS INC. 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P Pataskala, OH Phones: Col. 861-8553 'THE LGNGHBHN NNmummuVfT STEAK HOUSE-COCKTAIL LOUNGE 866-3510 6541 EAST MAIN REYNOLDSBURC OHIO BANQUET FACILITIES SUPER IDUPER 7108 E Main 5 Reynoldsburg 866-7082 ,J - I 4 U gveraihlng TYIo51C,dI 7593 6.EfYId'1Yl, 'Mol - 10655 DAVE SMITH IOHNSON'S K REAL ICE CREAM BEXLEY, OHIO 2728 E. MAIN-231-0014 OWNER-IAMES WILCOXEN CQRKEW' CLEHUER Compliments of MAYOR DAUGHTERY I97 V 45 RE YNOLDSBURG OFFICE 7112 E. Main Street 461-7964 Reach for a star. It's waiting just for you. Q ohio Bell Equal Opportunity Employer All jobs are open to both sexes. SAINTO PHARMACY 7145 East Main Street Reynoldsburg, Ohio Pharmacist: Frank Sainto Congratulation Class of 1976 ovxw YV 5 P30106 W 0 W YNPNQ,'1 A5 Hqfbxq' REYNOLDSBURG CENTER SHELL 170 8: BRICE ROAD 7095 E. :vNo1.Ds r P B66 3235 W 861 9164 W. UMEE1. TOWN' BUCK SPA EP Qllcl 8. CB . KB 5 COMPLIMENTS OF BOB'S AUTO PARTS '7123 E. Main i A r 864 0500 1 T. k ue N 3 6 I 9 wx lex? 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BETHEL SERVICES 866-4456 Complete Printing Addressing Mailing Services P9086 05 H 3 ,-, 9 wi ,A Prompt E , Service! SHIVENER , , . E S C 3 -1 3 5, 7.1 U 2 'E 5, xo -I rv IP U 0 b Z 2 -A a. 3' C -. .4 53 .. E, I S 0 r-n 3- m m P rn 53 3 I-' 5 2 3 3 M O. n. 2 V' AGENCY, INC jerry Few Richard Daugherty an ielie .House of geauiy 7362 Easi Main Si., Qeqnoidslaurq INEXT TO GREEN GABLES RESTAURANTI PHONE: SGI-8594 04 Q. iw' CARDO'-S Pinzz z A I-fjou his fizza -'Wu ll Q33 Cafdfa-3 1918 Barca Qui. Sen-9142, 854-2.299 KINGSCOURT CLINIC DRS. GEORGE 84 CHRIS 81 GEANEKOPLOS, EMERGENCY ROOM DDS- DR. MARCEL 1. DANEAULT DRS. OSCAR 8. DAVID DDS. WESTON, D.D.S. DR. ANTDNID 1. DEL ROSARIO, ROMANO BARNEY, M.D. M.D. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF T HE PA TRONS FOR SUPPORTING US SO GENEROUSLY AND BOOK POSSIBLE HELPING TO MAKE, THIS x' YOUR HELP THANK YOU FOR THE SAGA OF RALPH, THE RAIDER ROCK Mark Adkins, Ken Burke, Dave Lenert, Brian Teeters, Matt Lukens, Fred Fraley. Once upon a time, winter of the year 10,000 B.C., to be exact-john and Mary Slate gave birth to their fourth little piece of the rock, a boy they named Ralph. Good job, Mary the proud father chuckled, He's a chip off the old boulder. Have a cigar! As young Ralph grew . . . and grew, and grew, his mother realized that he wouldn't be the family rock she had dreamed of .... he seemed to be destined for something greater. Even in school, the difference was noted. A teacher recalls, He wasn't content with learning to be a cornerstone. No, Ralph was always a bit off center, a little unpredictable. Ralph's friends knew he was kind of wierd, but they thought it was very cool to be wierd, so they just let it pass. During his junior year at Graveclod High, Ralph discovered the world of sports. Yes, you name it, Ralph played them all, sootball, slushball, faceball, he even rolled track! Ralph was selected all county rock. After high school, Ralph just gave up on life. His friends were tired of his strange behavior. His par- ents had told him to leave and never return. So Ralph, having no other choice, rolled sadly away from the only home he had evern known. Ralph tried really hard to adjust to living alone, scorned by every rock he met, but he just couldn't make it. So, Ralph Slate, rejected by rockkind, his family and friends, found himself a place where no one would bother him, so that he could rest in peace. All the while this was happening, the world was doing all sorts of strange things. For instance, these crazy animals seemed to be popping up every- where. Six of these uh people stumbled upon a forlorn-looking rock on a moonlit Saturday night. Their names were Mark, Ken, Dave, Brian, Matt, and Fred, and they just happened to be from a school that desperately needed a mascot. The boys put two and two and two together and decided to take this obviously lonely rock to a place where it would have constant companionship for the rest of its days. So, with much thought and effort, Ralph has been given a new coat of royal purple, and has led a rela- tively happy life. Naturally, not everything is per- fect, and Ralph has had his share of ups and downs. For instance, the time when Ralph was siezed and painted with a traitorous P . ln spite of these traumatic experiences, Ralph seems to be adjusting very well to his new home, and the Reynolian staff would like to wish The Rock a long and prosperous life. T.H. Alma Mater All haul to our Alma Mater we ll be true to you Through nme to eternnty we ll keep these memones new We wxll march on hand 1n hand, as our hves unfold always remem bold Smg pralses up to the sky we honor you Reynoldsburg Hxgh Rf BE. LSB . Q. . YY' R I 1 1 'NGN vs. 2 I0 ,-'W' ms Q N xx XY X mx - - Si g x .X S X 212 Napgggg 966 Dev, -55 i Q, f' ' Q K , X xl K f ZR Y XX V ax W . X x A . ., K ' J an 14-fq, x ,X A FINAL WORD .. After more than a year of work and worry this book is finished. Some people believe that the Reynolian just falls together by itself, but it has taken hundreds of hours of dedication by a small staff. We have tried to preserve many of the moments of 1975-76 for you to enjoy in the years to come, in a manner of speaking saving TIME IN A BOTTLE . We would like to dedicate this book to the Parents of the Class of 1976, who are respon- sible to a great extent for the success we have enjoyed. My special thanks to-our advisor- David Skeen, Herff jones Publishing Representative- Pete Godzik, and our Professional Photographer-Mac McCrerey. I am grateful to Ed Kiernan and Bob Ruisi who spent their time and effort taking pictures for various activities. Last of all my thanks goes to the staff. Seniors- Dan Blaha, lodi Chevialier, Mary Hibbs, Lizz lacobsky fsenior sectionl, Kevin Komraus, Teresa Nemitz fclubs and classesj, Tammi Souder fbusinessj, Ken Ulbrich, and Pam Wright. Underclassmen-Cathy Ades, jim Foster, Robyn Fyock, Terri Haaf, Cindy Herold, Marc Unger Qsportsj and the members of the- photography classes. ' Sincerely yours, Editor-in-chief TIME IN A BOTTLE By jim Croce COPYRIGHT 1971, 1972 BLENDINGWELL MUSIC, INC. COPYRIGHT 1971, 1972 in U.S.A. and Canada BLENDINGWELL MUSIC, INC. 81 AMERICAN BROADCASTING MUSIC, INC. cfo Publishers' Licensing Corporation 488 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022 Used by permission All rights reserved 2I4 1 AUTQG RAP:-as