Rock Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Pedro, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1971 volume:

Volume XIX Table Of Contents Title Page...........................1 Table Of Contents..................2-3 Introduction......................4-11 Division Page....................12-13 Administration And Curriculum....................14-37 Division Page....................38-39 Activities And Organizations.................40-71 Division Page....................72-73 Sports...........................74-91 Division Page....................92-93 Classes.........................94-127 Division Page..................128-129 Advertising....................130-147 Index..........................148-152 Improvements In Science Laboratories Students benefit from modern and efficient Mathematics Laboratory. Biology equipment provides students with laboratory facilities needed to implement a good course of study. 4 Are An Important Aid To The Students The study of Physics received a needed boost with the stocking of the new Senior High School laboratory. Chemistry laboratory includes most of the modern equipment needed to offer a good basic chemistry course. • •• Shop Classes Utilize Improved Machinery Various machines enable students to prepare for employment following proper training. Bandroom And Gymnasium Areas Are Well Used • ■ '' ' Our modern gymnasium facilities rank as one of the best in the area. 7 Home Economics kitchen facilities are excellent. Improved Facilities Sewing center includes the most 8 The learning abilities of our students are better used when the correct facilities are available. We in the Rock Hill school district have in very recent years upgraded these facilities. Your yearbook staff has attempted to focus its attention on those building facilities which provide our students with one of the best educations that our area can offer with our limited finances. Throughout this section and the entire yearbook you will be observing the wide range of laboratories, classrooms, library facilities and all of the materials needed to implement a successful learning situation for our students. Language laboratory equipment has proved to be a very valuable teaching aid. Provide The Tools Necessary For Learning modern of teaching equipment. Various audio-visual aids are used by our instructors to teach our students. The language laboratory provides individual areas for students in order to meet their needs more efficiently. Physical And Mental Nourishment Is Improved library facilities allow students better conditions and opportunity to research information. Aided By Our Cafeteria And Library Enlarged area in the Senior High School cafeteria provides more comfortable and efficient lunch periods. Modern kitchen equipment makes the task of feeding many students much more convenient. n Mr. Smith directs all school functions. Mrs. Gamble types up notes from the last board meeting. i district. :ontrols all school functions related to the execution of State law and policies of the The School Board 14 Supervise All School Programs Mr. Kingery supervises local district programs. Hardy is Rock Hill’s transportation director, The administrative staff of Rock Hill School District has as its primary goal the development of a good environment for student academic, moral, and social development. Our elected school board helps determine policies for improving our educational system with the advice and support of our superintendent. Under their guidance the principals, teachers and other staff members strive to provide guidance and information allowing students to develope into responsible productive citizens. 15 The Administrative Office Is The The Office would be incomplete without Mrs. Deer. Who's that knocking at my door? 16 Center Of School Operations Student friendship is Mr. Duncan's greatest goal. The credit to the management of Rock Hill High School goes to the office workers, guidance counselor, and our principal. Without these people Rock Hill would not be the smooth running organization that it is. Therefore we at Rock Hill Senior High express our appreciation and compliments to our highly efficient staff. Being a principal is not boring to Mr. Kegley. 17 Keeping all windows clean is one of Mrs. McKee’s many duties. Custodians help maintain Rock Hill’s clean enviroment Cooks And Custodians Help The cooks at Rock Hill concentrate on preparing nourishing lunches. 18 Manage Rock Hill’s Pleasant Environment One of Mr. Dean's main duties is keeping all lights working properly. Nourishing lunches and a clean environment are greatly stressed in Rock Hill's service to the students of our district. Along with the everyday class courses, students are provided with the necessary nutrients to carry on the required physical and mental activities of a typical school day. To maintain these conveniences, the custodians strive to keep the environment at Rock Hill clean and enjoyable. With more and more co-operation from the students, we hope to show a greater appreciation of our school and of those who keep it maintained. The cooks enjoy preparing food for all of the students of our senior high school. Faculty Assistance Is An Mary Barnette Brian Cordal James Bowling Marinda Craiger Robert Ciccolella Lee Davisson Mary Durkin John Floyd Acie Hall Wanda Jenkins Arthur Masterson Naomi Mead 20 Essential Aid To Student Development Carl Murnahan Merrill Payne Polly Payne Elizabeth Perry Linda Richendollar Eileen Songer Miss Payne looks on as French II students prepare their assignments. Ideas Are Communicated Mr. Bowling watches as M. Belcher reads a Spanish story. 22 The language lab equipment is McCallister by Miss Payne. Through Languages And Special Skills Mrs. Stowe aids L. Ross in developing his art skills. By communicating and developing our ideas, people of all lands aid in making the world a better place in which to live. These ideas and skills must be put into practice, enabling a student to bring out hidden skills or talents. The total sum of ideas, skills and achievements enable each individual to find a purpose in his life. We can then see our own individual contributions and importance to the overall development of society. We at Rock Hill strive to develop those skills in the individual students, whereby he can discover his role in life. being explained to C. Evans and B. Mrs. Thompkins looks on as her special ed. students study a Frontier novel. English Is The Key To Student participation is shown in the Sophomore English class. The future of the world's affairs lies in communication. Here at Rock Hill Senior High, the language teachers strive to achieve proper grammar techniques for the students. In doing so they help assure that our graduating students will be able to communicate reasonably and effectively in a more complex society. Proper grammar techniques consolidate powers of reading, writing, reasoning and comprehension, which we all have. By unmasking these powers one gains the ability to get along in society, to be wisely informed on confronting issues, and to evaluate job opportunities. Instructions are given by Mr. Murnahan in Junior English. The library is a vital aid to Senior English students. Math classes are designed to supply students with the basic mathematical skills needed to function in a modem society. Elective math classes enable willing students to pursue a more vigorous course of math study. From basic math to advanced calculus, students have the opportunity to develop the skills in math they will need in the future. Mathematical Principles Represent The 26 Dimensional figures are being experimented with by D. Hill with supervision by Mrs. Richendollar. D. McClellan finishes a problem in algebra I. Language Of Modern Science Mrs. Richendollar explains the gravity system to T. Blevins. Our Social Studies Department World History students learn the importance of a democratic government. Encourages Good Citizenship D. Sturgill observes as Mr. Bowling points out a European country in Geography class. The social studies department of Rock Hill Senior High School offers courses in American Government, American History, Sociology, Geography, Psychology, and World History. These studies indicate to the student what the world was like in the past and provide us with a comparison of our present society, government and economic conditions. Our students are prepared to assume the role of future leaders in order to meet the problems and challenges of our modern society. D. Fraley displays a poster for the Sociology class. 29 Scientific Courses Inspire Future Scientists Chemistry students observe the results of an experiment. Libraries Provide Knowledge Mrs. Jenkins shows pleasure in being a library assistant. Mrs. Barnette places great importance on all books! The library is but one of Rock Hill Senior High's modern conveniences. 31 Commercial Education Teaches S. Johnson practices her skills in personal typing. J. Cox seeks aid from Mrs. Davisson in shorthand I. Typing II students prepare for their future business activities. umitouil . Oil MCUE . UTTII IITMS 32 Students To Communicate In The Business World A daily activity for shorthand II students is transcribing letters. Speech class isn't dull for B. Morgan. Construction And Experience Journalism students prepare for the next issue of Smoke Signals. Mrs. Perry assists D. Kouns in Journalism. 34 Is Provided For In Our R.H.H.S. Curriculum K. Manshine is Rock Hill’s 1971 Betty Crocker Award winner. 35 Students Are Instructed In Safety And Skill Mr. Harriston, the Drivers Ed. instructor, poses with L. Besco, S. Pancake, D. Mullins, and T. Stapleton in front of the Drivers Ed. car. Industrial Arts and Drivers Ed. are two courses in which safety and skills are highly stressed. Students learn the correct rules and procedures for the safe operation of our automobiles on the highways. Our shop courses emphasize safety precautions in all aspects of their use of each tool and machine. Skills developed during Industrial Arts training can be vitally important in both a students' personal and occupational life. B. Suddoth uses his skills on his shop class project. 36 Physical Education Develops Strength And Alertness Boys keep physically fit by participating in P.E, activities. Physical Education is an essential part of the Rock Hill curriculum. These classes give both girls and boys the opportunity to develop strength and poise. These newly developed characteristics enable students to live a healthier, more active and satisfying life. Rock Hill's goal is to help each student reach a stage of physical and mental development whereby they have attained the confidence, poise, strength, and stamina to complete any task they undertake. Mrs. Durkin watches as die girls in P. E. do their daily exercises. 37 38 Young Musicians Display Their The Rock Hill Senior High School Band flourished greatly during the 1970-71 school year under the direction of Mr. Brian Cordle. The band performed faithfully at many civic and school functions during the school year. Highlights of their activities were performances at Athletic games, pep assemblies, various parades, annual concerts, and fund raising activities. The band also proved to be a motivating force in boosting the students morale by adding to school spirit and by making many school activities more enjoyable. BRASS: ROW 1; S. Scythes, P. Collins, J. Barnette, P. Malone. ROW 2: D. Heaberlin, M. DePriest, R. Stapleton, D. Hill. ROW 3: G. Christian, M. Pancake. Mr. Cordle directs the band during the annual Spring Concert. CLARINETS: ROW 1; C. Neal. M. Cline, J. Dewitz, C. Hardy, P. Evans. ROW 2: L. Besco, A. Ralph, T. Robinson, E. Justice, C. Evans, B. Bailey, P. Hutchinson. ROW 3: K. Clonch, T. Johnson, P. Sharp, D. Rowe, D. Southworth, R. Pinkerman. 41 Various Instrumental Skills Are Utilized 42 Senior band members served their school well during their membership in the band. PERCUSSION: ROW 1; N. Kline, P. Mullins. ROW 2; D. Malone, R. Pancake, M. Daniels. BASS: ROW 1: P. Donahue, P. Davis, M. Donahue. ROW 2: J. Howard, D. Bare, M. Kellogg. ROW 3; B. Webb, R. Morgan. SAXOPHONES AND FLUTES: ROW 1: A. Sizemore, V. Ritchea, K. Spence. ROW 2; B. Murnahan, D. Malone, L. Taylor. ROW 3; P. Saunders, S. Golson, S. 43 Bridges. HEAD MAJORETTE: Andrea Ralph R.H.H.S. Majorettes Provide SENIORS: Debbie Rowe Shari Bridges SENIORS: Becky Bailey Pam Davis JUNIOR: Nan Bond 44 Entertainment During Halftime Festivities RSjZ'A -H J.— £ i: ■ .s The 1970-71 Majorettes worked hard to provide leadership and entertainment during our football season 45 Choral Group Instills Music Appreciation The 1970-71 Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Songer, sang at many assemblies. Glee Club performed during the Easter Assembly. 1970-71 Homecoming Queen, Mary Davisson, and her court pose for photograph. Homecoming 1970 Highlights R.H.H.S. Fall Activities Homecoming was climaxed by the crowning of the new Queen during half-time of the Redmen and St. Joe football game. The 1970-71 court consisted of sophomore Sherry Scythes, escorted by Dave Kouns; Junior Dolly Pancake escorted by Randy Bowman; and the two Senior attendants, Linda Taylor escorted by Don Malone and Shari Bridges escorted by Mike Belcher. A dance was held the following evening in honor of the Queen and her court to complete the festivities. Queen Mary Davisson was escorted by Tony Virgin. 47 Information, Motivation, Cultural An The 1970-71 College Bound Club was very active during the school year. Mr. Kingery poses with the Flemished Trio. 48 R. Syracuse performs during a College Bound Assembly. Social Enrichment Highlight College Club Part of the College Bound students pause for a picture during the tour of Ohio University. Among the buildings toured on the College Bound Trip was the Convocation Center. 49 ILfl Cultural Enrichment Programs Were Successful Marshall University's Jazz Band performed before the student body as part of the cultural enrichment program. The Boys' and Girls' Athletic Association combined to form the BGA. Clowns added entertainment and enthusiasm to the Circus performance. The Boys' and Girls' Athletic Associations combined this year to form the BGA, which was the largest club in the school this year having over 100 members. Among their numerous activities was the toy drive for needy children, the BGA tea, purchasing a new trampoline and minitramp , and the annual circus. Athletic Club Among Most Active Groups 0 1970-71 51 Co-ordination was the basis of building a good pyramid during one act of the B.G.A. Circus. T. Robinson plays the role of a nurse in a skit. 52 Balance was involved in the Acrobatic Dance. Entertaining Activity Of The School Year The trampoline performance was one of the major acts of the circus. K. Roth does a pantomime to the record Rubber Ducky C. Harmon adds a touch of comedy S3 Mathematics, Business, Homemaking, And Science MTAH CLUB: SEATED: Mrs. Richendollar, P. Evans, J. Humphrey, R. Petty, B. Stewart. STANDING: P. Littlejohn, J. Hoffman, D. Valentine, J. W. Payton, T. Virgin, R. Lambert, D. Malone, R. Kelley, R. Jenkins, J. Minix, M. Glenn, R. Hutchinson, B. Morgan, D. Bare, D. Hill, F. Black. COMMERCIAL CLUB: ROW 1: D. Ervin, M. Cline, D. McGraw, C. Hardy, R. Mullins. ROW 2: V. Jenkins, R. Hager, R. Waugh, P. Jenkins, L. Besco. ROW 3: L. Dalton, D. Addis, P. Conroy, E. Coleman, P. Collins. 54 Clubs Aid In Developing Special Interests ! IIA: ROW 1: Mrs. Craiger, P. Sizemore, G. Webb, S. Johnson, L. Taylor. ROW 2: J. Jenkins, D. - gers, D. Norris, L. Dalton, D. Pennington, S. Jenkins. ROW 3: B. Rogers, B. Stevenson, K. McKenzie, . Kellogg, T. Markel. ROW 4: K. Kimble, M. Donahue, B. Rogers, S. Bridges, S. Cochran, D. South- v, ortlu sc 1ENCE CLUB: ROW 1: M. Cooke, M. Belcher, B. Harper. ROW 2: •'. Neal, J. Humphrey, C. Evans, B. Bailey. ROW 3: C. Barker, C. ry mt, G. Jenkins, J. Christian, D. Valentine. ROW 4: J. Minix, T. Johnson, J. Deer, D. Haynes. 55 56 Juniors breathe a sigh of relief as prom decorations near completion. V. Jenkins, junior attendant, dances during Royal Dance with her escort J. Cox and her date chat happily during a pause between dances. ... and what better way is there to top off an evening at the prom? Junior attendant Lou Cogan and J. Deer helped lead the Grand March. Crowning Of B. Jenkins ,ns As Prom Queen Highlighted The Evening Senior attendant P. Davis is shown dancing with her escort. ROW 1: J. Humphrey, B. Bailey, M. Davisson, A. Ralph, J. Cox, K. Kimble, R. Triplett, M. Glenn, B. Morgan, R, Jenkins, Mrs. Davisson. ROW2: G. Fox, D. Hill, M. Cline, D. Pancake, T. Virgin, J. Hoffman, N. Bond, R. Petty, L. Taylor, D. Malone, D. Schug, L. Scott, J. Payton, R. Lambert, M. Cooke. The N.H.S. Induction A Tradition Upheld During the annual fall National Honor Society ceremony, several new members were chosen. It is every student’s dream to be a member of the N.H.S., but only a few may be chosen. To be chosen, a student must be a top scholar, a leader, have strong moral character, and be a servant of his school. Highlights of the ceremony include the lighting of the candles, drawing the names of new members and their signing in, and the address of the main speaker. 60 Newly selected N.H.S. member, J. Hoffman, signs the membership roll. D. Pancake reflects the pleasant shock of being selected for the N.H.S Mr. Smith addresses student body during the induction ceremonies. 61 Awards Day Assembly Recognizes The K. Manshine receives the Betty R. Stapleton receives an A.V. award from advisor, Mr. Williams. Crocker Award from Ms. Craiger. 62 Many Achievements Of Our Students f Each Student of the Month received an award. Many students received attendance awards from Mr. Duncan. S. Hutchinson accepts track award from Coach Dunfee. Annual Staff Prepares The 1971 ( Chieftain” Yearbook staff took time out from their hard work to pose for a picture in their own yearbook, J. Humphrey instructs K. Manshine in the art of cropping photographs. Co-editor, K. Kimble tranfers her knowledge of year book publications to D. Arbaugh. 64 Athletics And Employment Involve Competition VARSITY R: ROW lj J. Christian, M. Hairston, Mr. Vessely, S. Hutchinson, M. Belcher. ROW 2: D. Haynes, D. Schug, T. Knipp, J. Hoffman, J. Stewart, J. Payton, J. Rowe, M. Shope, J. Jenkins. ROW 3: G. Jenkins, P. Littlejohn, D. Malone, H. Cooke, T. Virgin, R. Lambert, B. McCollister, S. Shuff. O.W.E.: ROW I; R. Littlejohn, B. Johnson, D. Cosner, J. Jenkins, R. Harmon, R. Spillman. ROW 2; D. Sprouse, E. Coffman, M. Carmon, T. Stapleton, P. Milhouse, R. Patton. ROW 3: J. Murphy, W. Sparks, B. Norris, F. Jenkins, J. Jergler, J. Johnson, R. Malone, M. Hopper. 65 1970-71 Varsity Cheerleaders inspire our student body School Spirit Is Cheerleaders Job The 1970-71 Cheerleaders realize that practice is necessary for cheering our school on to victory. Their poses illustrate the rigid balance and exercise requirements necessary to be a good cheerleader. For their time, service, and sacrifice to R.H.H.S., we express our sincere appreciation. Senior - MARY LOU CLINE 6 Senior - ROSE TRIPLETT ■enior Captain - MARY DAVISSON Junior - LOU COGAN RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: LEFT, Chloette Evans; TOP, Candy Lambert; RIGHT, Kathy Malone; BOTTOM, Rhonda Gothard. Junior Co-Captain - DOLLY PANCAKE 67 Student Congress And Audio-Visual Club STUDENT CONGRESS MEMBERS: ROW 1: A. Ralph, M. Kouns, D. Malone, H. Cooke, B. Baile Kl Cooke, L. Cogan, J. Hunt, ROW 2: T. Virgin, J. Jenkins, S. Hutchinson, J. Stewart, D. Schue M ' cher, S. Bridges, J. Diamond, J. Cox. ’ Bel Provided Services For Students And Faculty ■ AUDIO VISUAL: SEATED: P. Medinger, S. Petty, P. Conroy, M. Cline, Mr. Williams, S. Hutchinson, R. Mullins, B. Webb, T. Jenkins. ROW 1: R. Morgan, D. Hill, L. Ross, E. Gullett, R. Perkins, R. Stapleton, R. Stamper, Q. Besco, T. Knipp, E. Vulhop. ROW 2: J. Lewis, B. Allen, J. Stewart, D. Fraley, T. Vir- Rock Hill High School students performed many activities during the school year. Among these were student representation by the Student Congress, and service in the Audio Visual Club. The students involved in these activities unselfishly devoted their time to serve the students and the school. Their efforts should be appreciated by the students and the teachers alike. T. Jenkins selects film from Audio Visual room 69 Queen - Pam Mullins Our Rock Hill Senior High School Band Queen and Attendants - l.-r. M. L. Cline, K. Clonch, Queen - P. Mullins, D. Southworth and P. Sharp. 70 Queen - Becky Bailey Sweetheart, Cfcieen and Attendants - l.-r. K. Manshine, Queen - B. Bailey and M. Cooke. Student Body Selected Various Queens In 70-71 SADIE HAWKINS DAY PRINCESS AND ATTENDANTS: ROW 1: B. Pancake, J. DeWitz. ROW 2: D. Arbaugh, Queen A. Sizemore, P. Jones. ROW 3: S. McCann, J. Hunt. TRACK QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS: L-R: L. Taylor, P. Sharp, R. Triplett, and Queen - Nancy Kline. 71 72 FIRST ROW: L. R. - T. Knipp, P. Littlejohn, M. Hairston, S. Schuff, J. Hoffman, B. McCollister, G. Jenkins, J. Donley. SECOND ROW L. R. - K. Roth, R. Haynes, P. Medinger, J. Christian, M. Shope, D. Malone, T. Stapleton, J. Davidson. THIRD ROW L. R. - T. Virgin, R. Bowman, D. Haynes, J. Jenkins, S. Hutchinson, D. Schug, D. Kouns, B. Sloan, J. Lewis, J. Rowe, M. Belcher. 74 A New Era Of R.H.S.H. Football Hope Began In 1970 Renewed interest in the Red-men's football program received a shot in the arm with die appointment of Ken Vessely as head football coach. Together with his fine staff of assistant coaches, faculty, students and public cooperation, a new era of Rock Hill football competition began. Our young football squad caused opposing coaches to state Rock Hill has one of the hardest hitting and spirited teams we Ve faced! Though we didn't have a winning season we were competitive and building for the future. 1970 REDMEN RESULTS Symmes Valley Wheelersburg Coal Gfrove St. Joe Vinton County Fairland Oak Hill Chesapeake Crum South Point Our representatives for the all O.V.C. team this year were S. Hutchinson and J. Hoffman. from sidelines. Coaches prepare for the oncoming season. OFFENSIVE UNIT: L. R. S. Hutchinson, M. Shope, M. Hairston, D. Kouns, J. Christian, J. Davidson, B. Sloan, D. Malone, J. Hoffman, P, Medinger, R. Bowman. Spitfire’s Gain A Years Experience The offensive unit frequently called the spitfires, were inspired this year by the new offense that Coach Vessley installed. After ironing out the wrinkles, the team progressed steadily throughout the season. Many boys gained experience with the new offense which will be valuable in years to come. J. Lewis applies stiff-arm to avoid a Flyer tackier 76 M. Hairston and S. Hutchinson gave Senior experience to the offensive unit. 20 , S. Hutchinson makes desperate attempt for touchdown pass. Parents intently watch their sons as they fight for a win during Parent's Night game. Panzer's Were A Vital Part Of The Team Effort The hard-hitting Redmen defense, known as die panzers,' was a big asset to our team this year. A member of another team stated, IYe never been hit so hard, so many times, by so many guys since I Ve been playing football. Special recognition was given to outstanding defensive players each week for their performance in game action. Victim of The Big Red Machine takes a break? 78 Hard-hitting Redmen courageously defend their goal line. Defensive Unit: L. R. - J. Hoffman, P. Medinger, S. Hutchinson, D. Schug, D, Malone, R. Bowman, P. Littlejohn, J. Lewis, G. Jenkins, M. Hairston and D. Kouns. VARSITY, L-R, SEATED: S, Hutchinson, J. Deer, R. Steed, J. Stewart, D. Schug, D. Kouns, J. W. Payton. STANDING: Coach Wilgus, M. McFann, B. Adams, J. Fearing, J. Jenkins, J. Davidson. Season’s Fortunes Show Improvement The Redmen cagers enjoyed one of the best seasons they have had for the past few years. They showed much improvement over past seasons as they compiled a 9 and 9 regular season record. The Redmen were in sixth place in the O.V.C. record. Drawing Gallipolis in the first round action of the Class Double A Tournament, the Redmen lost by a score of 62-46, to end up the year with a 9 and 10 overall record. We look forward to many successes in the future. Green Twsp. South Point Kyger Creek Coal Grove Fairland Alumni St. Joseph Chesapeake Oak Hill Symmes Valley South Point Kyger Creek Coal Grove [airland St. Joseph Chesapeake Oak Hill'c Symmes Valley Gallipolis REDMEN CAGE RESULTS US THEM WON-LOST 66 68 68 71 52 61 83 60 74 80 36 59 64 GO 87 46 TOURNAMENT 46 65 W 88 , L 62 w 80 L 56 L 56 W 58 w 80 L o2 VV 52 w 71 L 56 w 38 L 84 L 37 W 80 s. Hutchinson. D. Kouns, and J. Stewart battle for a rebound. J. Stewart gets opening tipoff in action against the Fairland Dragons. J. W. Payton works open for a jump shot. During a break in the action J. Stewart and W. Large hit the bottle Jim Stewart out jumps his defender for rebound. Senior Forward: 82 STEVE HUTCHINSON Jim Stewart was Rock Hill's All-OVC member Senior Co-Captain Guard; JACK WADE PAYTON Senior Guard: WILLARD LARGE With the pressure on, D. Kouns shoots over his J- Stewart scores on a quick opponent. shot- W. Urge brings the ball down J. Deer makes an easy two points with this driving lay-up. court for the mighty Redmen. JUNIOR VARSITY L - R, ROW 1: J. Jenkins, D. Schug, J. Fearing, J. Davidson, M. McFann, M. Kouns, B. McCollister. WE RESERVES THEY 40 Green Township 39 26 South Point 32 50 Kyger Creek 23 38 Coal Grove 40 23 Fairland 33 49 Freshmen 26 43 St. Joseph 23 37 Chesapeake 44 61 Oak Hill 32 50 Symmes Valley 34 50 South Point 57 63 Kyger Creek 43 53 Coal Grove 51 35 Fairland 37 50 St. Joseph 30 33 Chesapeake 47 42 Oak Hill 38 55 Symmes Valley 42 The Redmen reserves dominate the 84 boards. M. McFann gains varsity experience during tournament play. J. Davidson scores on a jump shot to lengthen the Redmen’s lead. Reserves Develop Their Abilities The Rock Hill Reserve Cagers had a winning season with an 11-7 record this year. Under the coaching of Acie Hall, they improved their knowledge and skill of the game. Most of the players look forward to playing varsity ball next year with hopes of capturing die O.V.C. championship. 85 Successful Season Enjoyed By Thinclads Rock Hill’s track and field team has in the past few years developed into a highly competitive unit. Our Redmen finished a strong second in the C.V.C. TRACK Meet for the second year in a row. Many dual meets were won by the Redmen this past year with several of our young men setting school records in various events. With only three seniors on our 1971 squad, we have very high hopes that we can capture the O.V.C. crown in the next year or two. We wish to congratulate the entire team and coaching staff for their fine performances of 1971. Coach Dunfee discusses upcoming meet with R. Lambert. 1971 REDMEN TRACK TEAM: ROW 1: Coach Dunfee, H. Cooke, D. Shuff, J. Lewis, M. McFann, J. Hoffman, J. Rowe, J. Payton. ROW 2, 1. —r.; M. Shope, G. Evans, J. Jenkins, J. Lewis, R. Lambert, S. Shuff and J. Christian. ROW 3: J. Stewart, D. Haynes, D. Kouns, S. Hutchinson, R. Haynes, R. Cremeans, and M. Belcher, L 'i e b A J. Stewart presents good form in clearing the high jump. 87 I St J' f'ayton shows form that enabled him to accumulate many meet points. 88 Underclassmen Combined With High hurdles were run by J. Stewart while J. Hoffman competed in the lows. Sprinters’ J. Jenkins and M. McFann practice their starts prior to the O.V.C. Meet. Veterans To Paint A Bright Future At R.H.S.H.S. Skillful execution of the passing of the baton is a key part of any success in the relay events. H. Cooke runs the initial phase of the 880 D. Kouns warms up rior to his discus throw, yard relay during a dual meet. 89 Redmen Baseball Team Gathered Vital 1971 REDMEN BASEBALL TEAM: SEATED: Manager, R. Kelley, B. Harless, J. Donley, M. Kellogg, R. Perkins and R. Brammer. STANDING: J. Shope, M. Glenn, P. Medinger, and G. McGraw. V A Redmen batter makes contact for a base hit. 90 « I J. Shope crosses home plate with an important run in a conference game with Symmes Valley. Game Experience To Prepare For The Future Competition provided the teacher in a year of gathering experience. J. Donley stretches to make the put-out on an opposing batter. As the umpire and Redman catcher await the ball an opposing batter makes contact to bounce out to the shortstop. 9J Sophomores Begin A New Era Of Education UP STAIRWAY Sophomore Class Officers - P. Malone, Treasurer; C, Lambert, Sec.; J. Joenkins, V. Pres.; B. McCollister, Pres. Brenda Aldridge Ronnie Anderson Debbie Axbaugh Rickey Bailey Janet Barnette Allen Blankenship John Blankenship Keith Bevins Terry Blevins Debra Boggs Roger Boggs Joyce Bond John Brown John Bryant James Burke 94 Joyce Cade Mamie Cade Donna Caudill Mike Chatfield Betty Christian Gary Christian Patty Christian Elaine Coleman Kathy Collins Harry Conroy Shirley Com Denny Cox Larry Cox Tom Crace Timmy Crank David Crown Jeff Dalton Jeff Davidson Arvella Davis Richard Dean Deborah Delawder Timmy DeLong Debra De Priest Kathy DePriest Janie DeWitz Jan Diamond Jean Diamond Jeanette Dickess Dianna Donley Doris Donley 95 Junior Donley Paula Donahue Eddie Easterling Cholette Evans Pam Evans John Fearing Jane Frazier Donna Gannon Rhonda Gothard Connie Gore Freddie Griffith Edward Gullett Mary Jo Hall Brenda Hankins Bunk Harper Richard Haynes Darrell Heaberlin Becky Heaberlin Ronald Heigh ton Nancy Hoffrnan Kathy Holschuh Jimmy Howard Jenny Hunt Patricia Hutchison Donna Jenkins Joe Jenkins Rita Jenkins Tim Jenkins Brenda Johnson Kathy Johnson Terry Johnson Paula Jones Angela Kerns Berchard Kerns Bob Kimble Donna Kisor Carol Kitts Mike Kouns Candy Lambert Nina Lambert Ethel Land Keith Lane Jerry Dee Lewis Jerry Lee Lewis John Lewis 97 Sophomores Enjoy Senior High Activities Joe Lewis Teresa Long Shirley Maddy John Malone Kathy Malone Mike Malone Pam Malone Mike Markel Jim Matney Eugene McCann Sherry McCann Donna McClellan Bob McCollister Charles McCormack David McDonie Maida McFann Mike McFann Mike McGraw Terry Miller Gwen Milhouse Becky Mumahan Edgar Noe Edna Noe Timmy Palmer Beverly Pancake Danny Pancake Mark Pancake Ruth Patton Kay Pauley Rickey Perkins 98 Dianne Perry Shelley Petty Rose Pierson Larry Pinkerman Rinda Pinkerman Wayne Primm Jay Ratliff Jesse Ratliff Brian Ray Eddie Riebeshel Vickie Ritchie Debbie Robinson Teresa Robinson Jerry Rogers Jerry Rowe 99 The preliminary scholarship tests were taken by a large number of our sophomore students. Randy Rnggles Mark Salyers David Schug Bonnita Schwab Donna Schwab Rickey Schwab Sherry Scythes Jim Shope David Shuff April Sizemore Rhoda Spillman Mickey Sprouse Carol Stapleton Debbie Stapleton Timmy Stapleton 100 Experienced senior students are teaching two of our SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Donald Arthur Karen Bundy Delores Cade Clyde Ferguson Allen Gullet Donald Harmon Daniel Mullins Randy Mullins Brent Nelson Janet Ross Elmer Summers Daniel West Paul Wilds Margaret Wilson Rose Stewart Rosemary Stewart Brenda Sturgill Patricia Sturgill Cecil Townsend Sally Townsend Brenda VanHom Beverly Webb Cheryl Wheeler Tony Williams Sue Willis Brenda Wilson Ronald Wilson Nelda Wilson Jimmy Weisenberger 101 Juniors Sponsored Many School Activities Junior Class Officers - M. Belcher, President; Patty Conroy, Treasurer; Mary Cooke, Secretary; Rick Hager, Vice-President. Benny Adams Debbie Addis Linda Addis Perry Aldridge Bill Allen Charles Bailey Rick Bailey Glen Barber David Bare Chela Barker Mike Belcher Londa Besco Quincy Besco Fred Black Fred Blagg 102 Sue Blankenship Alice Blevins George Blevins Debbie Bolden Nan Bond Pam Bond Patricia Bond Daryl Bowling Randy Bowman Ronnie Brammer Ben Joe Brown Jane Bruce Paul Bruce Carolyn Bryant Jack Christian Pam Collins Emmet Coffman Lou Cogan Connie Cole Esta Coleman Paul Collins Penny Conaway Patty Conroy Mary Cooke Beverly Corbin Rick Cosner David Crank Rick Cremeans Linda Dalton Kenny Daniels 103 Jerry Dean Jerry Deer Milan Depriest Penny Depriest Jill Dodson Kay Ervin Debbie Ervin Patty Evans Greg Evans Gloria Faulkner Mike Fox Don Fraley Kenneth French Dewey Gillispie Debbie Glazier Bill Goff Rick Hackworth Rick Hager Debbie Hamilton Don Harmon Cindy Hardy Beverly Harper Dwain Harper Delmar Haynes Donald Hill Jack Hoffman Mike Hopper Brenda Howard David Huddle Pam James 104 Freddie Jenkins Glenn Jenkins James Jenkins Joyce Jenkins Patricia Jenkins This squad of beginning donkey ball riders represented the junior class in the annual Junior-Senior Donkey Basketball game. Phyliss Jenkins Ronnie Jenkins Sandra Jenkins Vickie Jenkins James Johnson Rick Johnson Veronica Justice Carolyn Keaton John Kelley Vickie Kellogg 105 Mickey Kellogg Ronnie Kems Sonja Kitchen Tom Knipp Dave Kouns Randy Lambert Eddie Lewis Ronnie Littlejohn Ambrose Long Brenda Long Gerald Lewis Raymond Lewis Amette Madden Richa Malone Ronnie Malone Teresa Markel Howard McClain Paul Medinger Sonny Miller Junior Minix Rick Morgan Mike Morgan Pam Mullins Paul Mullins Bill Mullins Debbie Murnahan James Murphy Bill Murphy Darrell McFann Rickey McFann 106 Donna McGraw Dewey Me done Kathy McKenzie Larry Noel Debbie Norris Dolly Pancake Sandy Pancake Debbie Pennington Dwight Pennington Robin Petty Connie Pinkerman Arlene Potter James Primm Tom Ray Jeff Reed 107 Juniors find time for casual conversation during a hectic school day. Debbie Rogers Lawrence Rogers Keith Roth Jeff Rowe Timmy Sanders Peggy Saunders Debbie Schwab Leslie Scott Mike Shope Sam Schuff Gaylord Sisler Patricia Sizemore Kathy Spence Beverly Stamper Rick Steed Barbara Stephenson Jimmy Stewart Lawrence Summers Barbara Stewart John Sturgill Carla Thompson Bill Thompson Debbie Tibbs Mike Tipton Denver Valentine Tony Keith Virgin Edward Vulhop Steve Walker Rita Waugh Danny Webb 108 Gail Webb Lloyd Webb Mike Wheeler Richard Worley JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Steve Adkins Jerry Corbin Franklin Delong Hailey Dickess Brenda Hamilton Larry Johnson Clinton Knipp Brenda Robinson Don Sprouse 109 Seniors Complete Final Year Of Education DEBRA AVERY BECKY BAILEY FREDA BAILEY JOHN ABRAMS REBA ALDRIDGE DONNA ALLEN Senior Class Officers N. Kline. - Sec. D. Rowe; V. Pres. S. Hutchinson; Pres. J. Townsend; Treas. no At Rock Hill Senior High JOE BAILEY ROBERT’ BAILEY JOHN BLANKENSHIP LINDA BLOOMFIELD DICK BOND SHARI BRIDGES BETTY BUTLER MIKE CARMON JAMES CAUDILL GROVER CHRISTIAN MARY LOU CLINE KAREN CLONCH ill 112 J. W. Payton receives instruction from Mr. Williams in American Government class LEONA DALTON PAM DAVIS MARY DAVISSON CLARA DePRIEST MARY DONAHUE MARY FUHR JERRY GANNON TERRY GANNON BRUCE GATTO GEORGE GHOLSON MIKE GLENN JIM GRIFFIN 113 MIKE HAIRSTON ROBERT HALL BOB HANKINS BILL HARLESS CHARLES HARMON RANDY HARMON DONNA HARPER MARY JANE HARPER RANDY HARPER JANE HUMPHREY ROBERT HUTCHINSON STEVE HUTCHINSON 114 115 Shari Bridges receives advice from critical observers. RANDY KELLEY KAREN KIMBLE CAROLYN KISOR NANCY KLINE TERRY KNIPP WILLARD LARGE 116 BRENDA LEWIS PAUL LITTLEJOHN DON MALONE KRISTI MANSIIINE KATHY MARKEL RICK MARKEL RAYMOND McGRAW JACKIE McFANN DONNA MILLER PHIL MILHOUSE PAM MULLINS RICK MULLINS 117 DONNA MURNAHAN CONNIE NEAL BOB NELSON JOHN NOEL RICK PANCAKE RALPH PATTON JACK WADE PAYTON KATHY PHILLIPS ANDREA RALPH BECKY ROGERS BRENDA ROGERS LESTER ROSS 118 PATTY ROSS DEBBIE ROWE MIKE ROWE STEVE ROWE DEBBIE SCHUG LARRY SCOTT In a typical school day, seniors enjoy a few moments of leisure time. PEGGY SHARP GARY SLONE KEN SMITH DEBBIE SOUTHWORTH RUTH SPILLMAN ROBERT STAPLETON TOM STAPLETON DONNA STURGILL BILL SUDDATH LINDA TAYLOR JACK TOWNSEND ROSE TRIPLETT 120 ROBERT WEBB JOHN WHEELER DAVE WILLIS LOU ANN WILSON IliEEIffffff SENIORS NOT PICTURED Jim Hoisehuh Carlton Jenkins Tim Knipp Gary McGraw Bob Morgan Bob Norris Danny Primm Woodrow Sparks Rick Stamper Dallas Summers Johnathan Winston Mrs. Perry assists Patty Ross in gathering information for her term paper. 121 Senior Polls MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Becky Bailey Mike Glenn W BEST DRESSED: Andrea Ralph Jack W. Payton MOST ATHLETIC: Mary Davisson Steve Hutchinson CUTEST: Brenda Jenkins 122 Bill Suddath Reveal Class Favorites In Seven Areas 123 WITTIEST: Donna Mirnahan, Grover Christian N. Kline and B. Morgan read the class prophecy during festivities Senior Class Day N. Kline presents a gift to P. Mullins during Senior Day Assembly. ML Senior class members enjoy their last assembly together with thoughts of the past, present, and future. 124 Looked To The Past, Present And Future Senior class President, J. Townsend presents the 1971 senior class gifts to Rock Hill Senior High School. L. Scott seems amused with his gift, D. Rowe and S. Hutchinson read the class will to the assembly. 25 Reception Of Diplomas Ends Years Of Education 1971 Graduates await the moment when their 12 years of education will end with the reception of their diplomas. Invocation statements set a solemn mood for the evening's ceremony. B. Harless receives a valuable scholarship, as did N. Kline. 126 Salutorian, Bob Morgan and Valedictorian, Jane Humphrey await the moment for presentation of their addresses. Honorarian, Karen Kimble presents to the audience the Valedictorian and Salutorian. Jack DeAutremont, President of the Rock Hill Board of Education, presents a diploma to D. Murna-han as well as the other graduates. 127 126 ROCK HILL SENIOR HIGH BAND BOOSTERS CONGRATULATE THE 1970-71 SENIORS CONGRATULATE THE 1970-71 SENIORS From Left to Right Are: DICK NEAL - Vice-President DREXAL RALPH - Treasurer CARL SAUNDERS - President PHYLLIS PANCAKE - News Reporter GERALDINE DEWITZ - Secretary BAKER FUNERAL HOME Bill and Mildred Baker 305 N. Fifth Ironton BOLLS MEAT MARKET MARKIN FEED CO. 532-1076 211 So. Sixth Ironton Fresh Meat 532-1683 318 South Fourth Ironton RUDMAN’S GROCERY Best Wishes Ninth and Park Avenue Ironton, Ohio Furniture and Appliances DEL CHECCOLO COMPANY 532-8674 612 So. Third Ironton UNGER SHOE STORE Home of Hush Puppies 304 South Third Ironton ARTHUR SHAFFER INSURANCE 126 N. 3rd Ironton WALKERS’ FAMILY SHOE STORE Heel Huggers for Women Jarmen for Men 233 South Third Ironton, Ohio CLEO C. WEBB ART'S AUTO SERVICE Hecla Ohio WEBER BROTHERS xfirSjP' Flowers jSj 532-0664 ml 1501 South Sixth H Ironton LITTONS Your fashion store 532-5414 205 Center Ironton MARKIN FEED CO. 532-1076 211 So. Sixth Ironton 131 Compliments of Compliments of WALT DOYLE IRONTON CAR DEALERS STATE FARM INSURANCE 608 Park Ave. CHAT FIELD'S SINCLAIR STATION SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT Ironton 6th Park Ironton 122 So. Second Ironton TIPTON BROTHERS BAKERY AND FOODLAND - THIRD and ADAMS - IRONTON - PH. - 532-0333 3024 So. Ninth Ironton R. RICE WHOLESALE STALEY'S PHARMACY 315 Adam Street 217 So. Third FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN Ironton Ironton BIG SANDY FURNITURE INC. Third and Vernon 415 Center 132 Ironton Ironton Ohio 133 Hanging Rock 1970 Halloween Festival Royalty: King Chris Gallian, Queen Paula Roach Prince Donald Richendollar, Princess Toni Dodson. 1970 HANGING ROCK FOOTBALL SQUAD: SITTING: M. McCormack. C. Blankenship, D. Bryant, G. Henry, G. Dodson. KNEELING: T. Pinkerman, S. Wagner, D. Bond, F. Kerns, R. Jenkins, V. Logston, T. Willis. STANDING: P. Johnson, C. Stevens, D. Harmon, B. Fuhr, T. Collingsworth, J. Stevens. COACHES: David Davidson, Doug Shope, not present when picture was taken. HANGING ROCK P.T.O. EXTENDS THEIR CONGRATULATIONS TO . . . ROCK HILL ELEMENTARY M.T.A. NO. 2 1970-71 OFFICERS SEATED - L. -R. MRS. WAYNE HEABERLIN - President MRS. MART JENKINS, JR. - Vice President STANDING - L. -R. MRS. CARL KELLOGG - New Reporter MRS. PHILLIP HARDY - Treasurer MRS. EDWARD MAYS - Secretary 134 HOPPER'S Pizza and Carry Out Hanging Rock Ironton TRI-STATE BOWLING LANES Rt. 52 FISHER'S TEXACO Fast Service Rt. PENNEY’S 141 Exit Bowling Lanes Bowling Billiards Cocktail Lounge 532-1082 2216 So. 3rd IRON CITY HARDWARE 532-8414 116 So. Third Ironton Ironton Always First Quality 301 South Third Ironton 532-8534 532-3954 AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS and The Wash House 2119 So. 3rd. Ironton JIM and DALE'S HOWARD BROTHERS - Paint and Body Shop -Ironton Phone: 532-0863 Compliments of IRONTON DENTAL SOCIETY Buy Your Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at MONTROSO ORCHARD Rt. 3 Ironton 532-4572 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! LLOYD E. MOORE JOHN WOLFE TOWNSEND'S GROCERY Meat - Produce - Notions Sohio Gas and Oil 532-3480 CENTRAL HDWE. 532-5163 108 Second Ironton 135 AID FEED SUPPLY HARVEY and KATIE LANG 643-2393 Aid Ohio HECK'S CLEANERS 416 - So. 3rd. Ironton Ohio JENKINS GARAGE Phone: 532-9881 or 532-9882 International Harvester Sales and Services 401 No. 3rd. Street FRICH'S BIG BOY Fine Food - Fast Service 318 So. 2nd. Ironton SWAIN'S FLORISTS 1724 So. 3rd. Ironton GOLDCAMP HARDWARE ONE OF IRONTON'S FINEST STORES Paint Appliances Hardware Furniture 401 Center St. Ironton 136 PAYNE’S Grocery and Furniture New and Used Free Delivery Oak Ridge Rd. Ohio Phone 532-9101 COMPLIMENTS OF JIM STRINGER 93 Ironton RURAL ELECTRIC Co-operative, Inc. Gallipolis Ohio Compliments of LIBERTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN, ASSOCIATION GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 311 Park Ave. Ironton HUDDLE AUTO WRECKING Fast Service Park Drive Ironton MID-WAY Body Shop 1144 Park Drive HENRY A. COOKE, JR MASONRY CONTRACTOR, INC. Box 706 Ironton, Ohio OFFICE ADDRESS: 124 South Fourth Street, Ironton, Ohio Phone 532-1020 General Contractors, Architectural and Engineering Firms, and private industry have placed important and sizeable contracts with the Henry A. Cooke, Jr. , Company for the year 1970. These awards are indicative of the confidence other professionals in the construction industry have in the Henry A. Cooke, Jr. , Company. The contemporary construction industry demands the integrity of workmanship and professionalism that characterize all the projects of the Henry A. Cooke, Jr., Company. Some of the projects this company has completed or started this year are listed below: Marshall University Branch South Green Dormitory Complex, Ohio University Marion High Rise Living Facility Building Ashland Oil Company Home Office Muskingum College Science Building St. Francis Hospital Convesville Generating Plant Internal Revenue Center University of Kentucky Branch Student Union Drama Bldg. , Ohio State University General Telephone Company Headquarters Building Williamson, W. Va. Athens, Ohio % Marion, Ohio Russell, Ky. New Concord, Ohio Charleston, W. Va. Conesville, Ohio Covington, Ky. Ashland, Ky. Columbus, Ohio Bluefield, W. Va. If your firm or industry is considering a construction project involving masonry or refractory materials, the Henry A. Cooke, Jr., Company respectfully solicits your enquiries. 137 PHILLIP’S FUNERAL HOME SERVING THE AREA FOR OVER 60 YEARS AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN EQUIPPED WE GO ANYWHERE - ANYTIME TOM PHILLIPS DIRECTOR 1004 South Seventh IRONTON, OHIO 138 RALPH E. JENKINS Phone 532-7581 2101 So. 6th St. Ironton If it Happens in LAWRENCE COUNTY You Can Read About it in the Ironton Tribune ACKISON GARAGE 1178 Park Drive Ironton, Ohio 532-8877 IDA'S RESTAURANT Short Orders Pedro, Ohio 532-9718 Best Wishes From STATE SENATOR OAKLEY C. COLLINS Chairman of State Education Committee He Stood for Education in Southern Ohio When Others Rejected His Plea. ROY MULLINS Service Station Ironton - Rt. 3 AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS and THE WASH HOUSE 2119 So. Third St. Ironton, Ohio LAWRENCE FEDERAL Compliments of SAVINGS and LOAN GALES SOHIO 311 So. 3rd. SERVICE STATION Ironton 139 ALLYN'S 201 So. Third 532 - 1744 Ironton LITTLE'S GARDENS Flowers and Vegetable Plants Field Grown Mums Rt. 2 Box 278 Ironton, Ohio Old Rt. 52 Haverhill Compliments KELLER - HURLEY INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service 511 Kemp Ironton HARMONS Men's Shoes Boys' Clothing 3rd. R.R. St. and SEREY'S FRANK BARNES, INC. Plumbing and Heating 90 Spruce St. Ironton 45638 Shoes for Ladies 323 Center St. T elephone 532-1431 314 Center St. Phone: 532-2451 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! RAPP WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE, INC. Wholesale and Retail WESTERN-SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE 212 So. 3rd St. Ironton Ironton, Ohio 45638 HILL'S Prescription Pharmacy Corner 3rd. - Chestnut Ironton, Ohio 45638 Phone: 532-0714 Make Our Corner Your Corner CONGRATULATIONS CLASS 71 NICK PIERCE WILLIAM CALLANDER O. McFANN, JR. FRED ASHWORTH CHARLES BRACE, JR. 532-2532 140 EXCELSIOR BUILDING LOAN, CO. Compliments of JAMES V. HAYES FEUCHTER-HAYES FUNERAL HOME 532-2226 WHITE’S MARKET OUR EFFICIENT STAFF SERVES YOU; OUR PATRONS WITH QUICK SERVICE, AND DELIVERY OF OUR ARRAY OF FINE GROCERY PRODUCTS 141 KELLY’S SERVICE STATION Rt. 93, Ironton, Ohio Owners - JIM and JERRY KELLY BEST OF LUCK TO ALL STUDENTS OF THE ROCK HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT WITH SINCERE Congratulations to the 1971 Graduating Class GOOD LUCK IN ALL FUTURE ENDEAVORS 142 GEORGE ELECTRIC SUPPLY 315 Vernon DAYTON MALLEABLE IRON COMPANY. Ironton Ohio TAYLOR TAYLOR Willow Wood, Ohio Congratulations - Seniors A Continuing Economic Servant for Employees of the Ironton - and -Ashland Area. Congratulations - Seniors ! BOB LINN'S SPORTING GOODS 407 Center Ironton KITTS GROCERY Congratulations Seniors ! Kitts Hill Ohio TRI-STATE UPHOLSTERY 31 6 - Vernon St. Compliments of BOB LINN SPORTING GOODS Ironton Car Dealers Ironton Compliments of Ohio TRI-STATE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 315 - 19 Railroad St. THOMPSON'S GARAGE Route 3 MERLE NORMAN STUDIO MYRTS BAR-B-Q MOTEL PAULS SWAP SHOP PATRONS: TRI STATE NURSERIES CLAY'S LAWN MOWER REPAIR Ironton 532-8683 143 WOLOHAN LUMBER COMPANY 144 OPEN WEEKDAYS - 8AM - 5PM - SATURDAY 8AM - 1PM CONVENIENT DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE ADDRESS - 2940 So. 3rd. - PHONE - 532-6863 BURGER HOUSE KYOVA PIPE COMPANY Fine Food - Fast Service Manufacturers of Seventh and Park Bituminized Fiber Pipe and Conduit. Ironton, Ohio Phone: 532-6900 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ! 1912 So. First St. Ironton SENIORS! CAMPING - FISHING WOODLAND CAMPING AREA Overnight Camping Electric and Showers Scout and Group Camping Mini Bike Trails Hiking Trails Fishing Location 1 4 Mile on County Rd. 15 at End of West 17th St. Bridge Chesapeake, Ohio Phone 867-3291 145 ARTS SUPERETTE - EXTENDS THEIR COMPLIMENTS TO THE STUDENTS OF ROCK HILL SR. H. S. 146 1970-71 Rock Hill Athletic Boosters . . . Congratulate the Junior High School Booster Queen, Vickie Burke and her Court B, McFann, T. Chatfield, Vickie (Queen) and T. Price. ATHLETIC BOOSTERS 1970-71 OFFICERS President: Walter Christian Vice-President: Ruby Adams Secretary: Lelend Kouns Treasurer; Carl Murnahan QUEEN: Vickie Burke 147 John Abrams 110 Benny Adams 51, 102 Debbie Addis 51, 54, 102 Linda Addis 33, 102 Brenda Aldridge 37, 94 Perry Aldridge 102 Reba Aldridge 110 Bill Allen 51, 69, 102 Donna Allen 110 Ronnie Anderson 94, 96 Debbie Arbaugh 64, 71, 94, 99 Debbie Avery 110 Charles Bailey 46, 102 Freda Bailey 46, 110 Joe Bailey 111, 116 Rebecca Bailey 28, 32, 41, 42, 44, 45 , 51, 60, 61, 68 , 70, 93, 110, 115 Rickey Bailey 102 Robert Bailey 111 Glenn Barber 102 David Bare 42, 43 , 54, 102 Chela Barker 52, 55, 102 Janet Barnett 40, 94 Mike Belcher 22, 38 , 47 , 51, 55, 57, 59, 65, 68, 74, 86, 102, 105, 109 Londa Besco 33, 36, 41, 42, 54, 102 Quincy Besco 69, 102 Fred Black 54, 102 Allen Blankenship 94 John Blankenship 94 John Blankenship 111 Sue Blankenship 46, 103 Alice Blevins 103 George Blevins 24, 103 Terry Blevins 24, 27, 94 Fred Blagg 102 Linda Bloomfield 111 Debbie Boggs 94 Roger Boggs 94 Debbie Bolden 103 Joyce Bond 94 Nan Bond 44, 45, 49, 51, 60, 103, 109 Pam Bond 103 Patricia Bond 103 Richard Bond 111 Daryl Bowling 23, 103 Randy Bowman 46 , 47 , 57 , 74, 76, 79, 103 Ronald Brammer 30, 90, 103 Shari Bridges 33, 38, 42, 43, 44, 45, 47, 51, 55, 57, 68, 111, 115 Ben Joe Brown 103 Jolin Brown 94 Jane Bruce 103 Paul Bruce 103 Carolyn Bryant 55, 56, 103 John Bryant 23, 94 Nita Bundy, 12, 100 James Burke 12, 28, 94, 96 Betty Butler 46, 111 Joyce Cade 95 Mayme Ruth Cade 95 Mike Carmon 65, 111 Donna Caudill 95 Jim Caudill 111 Mike Chatfield 95 Betty Christian 46, 95 Gary Christian 32, 92, 95 Grover Christian 40, 42, 46 , 51, 111, 116, 123 Jack Christian 51, 55, 65, 74, 75, 76, 86, 103 Patricia Christian 46, 51, 95, 99 Mary Lou Cline 41, 42, 51, 54, 60, 66, 69, 70, 73, 111 Karen Clonch 41, 42, 49 , 70, 111 Shirley Cochran 35, 55, 112 Emmet Coffman 65, 103, 112 Lou Cogan 51, 58 , 66 , 67 , 68, 103 Connie Cole 103 Elaine Coleman 46, 95 Esta Coleman 54, 103 148 Kathy Collins 46, 95 Marlene Collins 34, 112, 115 Pam Collins 40, 54, 103 Paul Collins 103 Harry Conroy 51, 95 Patty Conroy 35, 54, 68, 69, 103 Penny Conway 103 Henry Cooke 51, 53, 64, 65, 68, 86, 87, 89, 112 Mary Cooke 34, 51, 55, 60, 64, 68, 70, 102, 103, 107 Beverly Corbin 103 Shirley Com 95 Darold Cosner 65, 112 Rick Cosner 103 Denny Cox 20, 95 Jeanette Cox 34, 38, 46, 48, 51, 58, 60, 68, 112, 124, Thomas Crace 95 David Crank 103 Tim Crank 95, 100 Rick Cremeans 51, 86, 103, 105, 107 David Crown 95 Jeffery Dalton 95 Leona Dalton 55, 113 Linda Dalton 33, 54, 103 Kenny Daniels 43, 51, 103 Jeff Davidson 51, 72, 74, 76, 85, 95 Arvella Davis 95 Pam Davis 42, 43 , 44, 45 , 46 , 51, 59, 113, 119 Mary Davisson 32, 38, 51, 113 Jerry Dean 104 Richard Dean 95 Lavoda Davidson 46 Jerry Deer 51, 55, 58, 83, 104, 105 Deborah Delawder 95 Timmy DeLong 95 Clara DePriest 58, 113 Debbie DePriest 46, 95 Kathy DePriest 95 Milan DePriest 42, 104 Penny DePriest 46, 104 Janie DeWit 12, 41, 51, 71, 95 Jan Diamond 51, 95 Jean Diamond 46, 68, 95, 101 Jeanette Dickess 95 Jill Dodson 104 Alpha Donley 18, 74, 90, 91 Diana Donley 46, 95 Doris Donley 46, 95 Mary Donahue 32, 42, 43, 49, 51, 55, 113 Paula Donahue 43, 49, 51, 96, 99 Eddie Easterling 96 Kay Ervin 33, 104 Debbie Ervin 34, 54, 104 Chloette Evans 12, 22, 41, 51, 55, 67, 96 Greg Evans 86, 104 Pam Evans 41, 96 Patty Evans 41, 104 Gloria Faulkner 104 John Fearing 96 Gloria Fox 60 Mike Fox 104 Don Fraley 29, 51, 69, 104 Jane Frazier 46 Kenny French 104 Mary Fuhr 113 Donna Gannon 96 Jerry Gannon 113 Terry Gannon 113, 116 Bruce Gatto 113 Sanford Gholson 42, 43, 113 Dewey Gillispie 104 Debbie Glazier 104 Mike Glenn 30, 54, 60, 90, 113 Bill Goff 64, 104 Connie Gore 96 Rhonda Gothard 46 , 51, 67 , 96, 99 James Griffith 51, 100, 113 Lewis Griffith 96 Edward Gullet 69, 96 Rick Hackworth 104 Rick Hager 54, 58, 102, 104 Mick Hairston 65, 74, 76, 77, 79, 114, 116, 119 Mary Jo Hall 46, 51, 96 Robert Hall 114 Debbie Hamilton 46, 1Q4 Brenda Hankins 46, 96 Robert Hankins 114, 116 Bill Harless 90, 114, 126 Charles Harmon 53, 114 Don Harmon 104, 105 Randy Harmon 114 Cindy Hardy 41, 51, 54, 104, 114 Beverly Harper 55, 104 Donna Harper 114 Dwain Harper 104 Harold Harper 51, 96 Mary Harper 114 Randy Harper 114 Delmar Haynes 51, 53 , 55 , 65, 74, 86, 104, 108 Richard Haynes 51, 74, 86, 97 Darrell Heaberling 40 , 42 , 61, 97 Rebecca Heaberling 46, 97 Ronald Heighton 97 Donald Hill 12, 26 , 40 , 42, 54, 59, 60, 69, 104 149 Jack Hoffman 28, 49, 51, 54, 59, 60, 61, 65, 74, 75, 76, 78, 79, 86, 88, 97, 104, 109 Nancy Hoffman 12, 28, 51, 64, 97, 101 Kathy Jo Holschuh 46, 97 Jim Holschuh Mike Hopper 65, 104 Brenda Howard 104 James Howard 42 , 43 , 97 David Huddle 104 Jane Humphrey 12, 38, 49, 54, 55, 60, 64, 114, 127 Jennie Hunt 46, 51, 68, 71, 97 Bob Hutchinson 54, 114 Patty Hutchinson 54, 114 Steve Hutchinson 49, 52, 55, 65, 68, 69, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 79, 81, 86, 87, 110, 114, 119, 124, 125 Pam James 104 Brena Jenkins 59, 115 Donna Jenkins 37, 97 Freddie Jenkins 65, 105 Glen Jenkins 51, 53, 55, 65, 74, 79, 105 James R. Jenkins 54, 60 James Jenkins 65, 105 Joseph Jenkins 65, 68, 74, 86, 88, 94, 97 Joyce Jenkins 32, 115 Myrtle Jenkins 32, 115 Patty Jenkins 54, 105 Phyllis Jenkins 105 Randy Jenkins 38, 115 Rita Jenkins 97 Ronnie Jenkins 105 Roy Jenkins 115 Sandra Jenkins 55, 105 Vickie Jenkins 51, 54, 56, 58, 105 Tim Jenkins 46, 51, 69, 97 Jim Jergler 65 Brenda Johnson 97 James Johnson 65, 105 Kathy Johnson 97 Ricky Johnson 51, 105 Robert Johnson 65, 115 Sandra Johnson 30, 32, 55, 115, 123 Terry Johnson 41, 51, 55, 97 Paula Jones 46, 51, 97, 101 Veronica Justice 41, 51, 105, 107 Carolyn Keaton 105 John Kelly 105 Randy Kelley 54, 90, 116, 123 Mickey Kellogg 42, 43, 51, 90 106 Vickie Kellogg 51, 55, 105 Angela Kerns 97 Burchard Kerns 97 Ronnie Kerns 106 John Kimble 97 Karen Kimble 28, 46, 55, 60, 64 116, 127 Carolyn Kisor 46, 116 Donna j isor 24, 36, 51, 97 Sonja Kitchen 106 Carol Kitts 97 Nancy Kline 28 , 42 , 51, 43 , 46, 71, 93, 110, 116, 123, 124 Clinton Knipp Terry Knipp 69, 116, 126 Tom Knipp 51, 53, 106 Tim Knipp 46, 56, 74, 116 David Kouns 34, 47 , 51, 74, 75, 76, 79, 83, 86, 89, 106, 107 Mike Kouns 28, 51, 68, 97 Candy Lambert 51, 67, 46, 94, 97 Nina Lambert 97 Randell Lambert 51, 54, 60, 64, 65, 86, 105, 106 Ethel Land 97 Willard Large 51, 81, 82, 116 Charles Lane 97 Brenda lewis 46, 117 Eddie Lewis 57, 106 Gerald Lewis 106 Jerry Dee Lewis 97 Jerry Lee Lewis 97 John Lewis 86, 97 Joseph Lewis 69, 74, 76, 79, 98 Raymond Lewis 106 Paul Linlejohn 51, 54, 65, 74, 79, 100, 117, 119, 123 Ronald Littlejohn 65, 106, 116 Ambrose Long 106 Brenda Long 106 Teresa Long 98 Arnette Madden 106 Shirley Maddy 12, 98 Don Malone 27, 42, 43, 47, 51, 54, 60, 65, 68, 74, 76, 79, 116, 117, 119, 125 John Malone 98 Kathy Malone 46, 51, 67, 98 Mike Malone 98, 28 Pamela Malone 40, 94, 98 Richa Malone 51, 106 Ronald Malone 65, 106 Kristi Manshine 35, 46, 51, 62, 54, 70, 117 119 Kathy Markel 33, 117 Micheal Markel 26, 98 150 Ricky Markel 117 Teresa Markel 55, 106 James Matney 46, 98 Eugene McCann 98 Sherry McCann 71, 98 Howard McClain 106 Donna McClellan 12, 27, 98, 99 Robert McCollister 22, 65, 74, 94, 98 Charles McCormick 98 David McDonie 98 Darrell McFann 30, 106 Jackie McFann 32, 33, 117 Maida McFann 35, 98 Mike McFann 85, 86, 88, 98, 101 Ricky McFann 106 Dewey McGlone 107 Donna McGraw 54, 107 Gary McGraw 90 Mike McGraw 98 Raymond McGraw 34, 116, 117 Kathryn McKenzie 55, 107 Paul Medinger 69, 74, 76, 79, 90, 106 Donna Miller 46, 51, 116, 117 Sonny Ray Miller 106 Terry Miller 98 Gwendolyn Millhouse 98 Phillip Millhouse 65, 117 Junior Minix 54, 55, 106 Bob Morgan 34, 38, 54, 60, 124, 127 Mike Morgan 106 Rickey Morgan 43, 51, 69, 106 Daneil Mullins 36 Pamela Mullins 106 Pamela Mullins 42, 43, 49, 51, 70, 117, 124, 126 Paul Mullins 106 Rick Mullins 54, 64, 69, 117 William Mullins 106 Deborah Murnahan 51, 56, 106 Donna Murnahan 32, 33, 51, 92, 118, 123, 127 Rebecca Murnahan 12, 43 , 45 , 98 James Murphy 65, 106 William Murphy 106 Connie Neal 28, 41, 42, 51, 55, 118 Robert Nelson 118 Edgar Noe 98, 46 Edna Noe 98 John Noel 118 Larry Noel 18, 107 Bobby Norris 65 Debby Nonis 51, 57, 107 Timothy Palmer 30, 98 Beverly Pancake 46, 71, 98 Danny Pancake 46, 98 Dolly Pancake 46 , 47 , 51, 52, 57, 60, 61, 66, 67, 107 Mark Pancake 40, 42, 98 Rick Pancake 42, 43, 118, 124 Sandra Pancake 38, 107 Ralph Pattdn 65, 118 Ruth Patton 98 Gail Pauley 46 Jack Payton 48, 49, 51, 53, 54, 65, 81, 86, 87, 88, 118, 125 Deborah Pennington 55, 107 Dwight Pennington 107 Rickey Perkins 69, 90, 98 Diane Perry 99 Robin Petty 51, 54, 60, 107, 109 Shelly Petty, 12, 51, 69, 99, 101 Kathy Phillips 46, 118 Rose Pierson 99 Connie Pinkerman 49, 107 Larry Pinkerman 99 Rinda Pinkerman 12, 41, 99 Arlene Potter 107 James Primm,107 Wayne Primm 99 Andrea Ralph 39, 41, 42, 44, 45, 48, 51, 68, 118, 126 Danny Ratliff 99 Jesse Ratliff 99 Brian Ray 99 Thomas Ray 107 Jeffrey Reed 107 Eddie Riebesehl 99 Vickie Ritchea 99 Debbie Robinson 99 Teresa Robinson 41, 45 , 51, 52, 99 Becky Rogers 49 55, 118 Brenda Rogers 55, 116, 118 Debbie Rogers 34, 55, 108 Jerry Rogers 99 Lawrence Rogers 108 Lester Ross 23, 51, 69, 118 Patty Ross 25, 51, 119, 121 Keith Roth 51, 53, 74, 108 Debbie Rowe 41, 42 , 44, 45 , 51, 110, 115, 119, 124, 125 Jeffrey Rowe 108 Jerry Rowe 65, 86, 99 Mike Rowe 51, 119, 124 Steve Rowe 119 Randy Ruggles 100 Mark Salyers 51, 100 Timothy Sanders 108 Peggy Saunders 30, 43, 51, 108 Debra Schug 48, 119 David Schug, 65, 68, 74, 79, 100 151 Bonita Schwab 34, 100 Debra Schwab 33, 51, 108 Donna Schwab 33, 51, 108 Ricky Schwab 100 Larry Scott 48, 119, 125 Leslie Scott 108 Sherry Scythes 38, 40, 45, 47, 51, 100 Peggy Sharp 41, 42, 51, 59, 70, 71, 115, 120 Jimmy Shope 90, 100 Mike Shope 49, 51, 65, 74, 76, 86, 105, 108 David Shuff 86, 100 Sam Shuff 65, 74, 86, 105, 108, 109 Gaylord Sisler 108 April Sizemore 43, 51, 52, 71, 100 Patricia Sizemore 55, 108 Gary Sloan 120 William Sloan 74, 76 Kenny Smith 120 Debbie Southworth 41, 42, 32, 51, 53, 55, 70, 120 Woodrow Sparks 65 Kathy Spence 33, 43, 108 Rhonda Spillman 100, 46 Ruth Spillman 65, 120 Donald Sprouse 65 Micky Sprouse 51, 100 Beverly Stamper 108 Rick Stamper 51, 69 Carol Stapleton 46, 51, 100 Debbie Stapleton 46, 100 Robert Stapleton 40, 42, 62, 69, 120 Timmy Stapleton 36, 74, 100 Tom Stapleton 65, 120 Ricky Steed 51, 108 Barbara Stephenson 52, 55, 57, 108 Barbara Stewart 30, 55, 108 Jimmy Stewart 42, 51, 65, 68, 69, 73, 81, 86, 87, 88, 107 108 Rose Stewart 101 Rose Mary Stewart 101 Patricia Sturgill 101 Brenda Sturgill 101 Donna Sturgill 29, 120 John Sturgill 108 William Suddath 36, 120 Lawrence Summers 108 Linda Taylor 43, 42, 43, 47, 49, 51, 55, 60, 120 Carla Thompson 108 William Thompson 108 Debbie Tibbs 51, 108 Micheal Tipton 51, 108 Cecil Townsend 46, 101 Jackie Townsend 110, 120, 125 Sally Townsend 101 Rose Triplett 51, 60, 66, 71, 120 Denver Valentine 54, 58, 108 Brenda VanHorn 46, 51, 52, 101 Tony Virgin 47, 51, 54, 58, 60,6 65, 68, 69, 74, 78, 105., 108 Edward Vulhop 69, 108 Steven Walker 51, 108 Rita Waugh 54, 108 Beverly Webb 51, 101 Bob Webb 42 , 43 , 69 Danny Webb 108 Gale Webb 55, 109 Lloyd Webb 109 Daniel West 121 Cheryl Wheeler 101 Jon Wheeler 25, 121 Mike Wheeler 109 Tony Williams 101 David Willis 121 Sue Willis 101 Brenda Wilson 101 Lou Ann Wilson 121 Sandra Wilson 30 Nelda Wilson 101 Ronald Wilson 101 James Wisenberger 101 Rick Worley 109 152