Shawnee High School - Shawano Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1978 volume:

EnI ' ili ' itii ' u!i ' i!lli ' , ,l ' ' ' I ' I ' iwiMi i„ 3 1833 01860 6365 GC 977.102 SP84SH, 1978 SHAWANO 9HA WNEE HIGH 9CH00L SPRINGFIELD, OHIO VOLUME 20, 1978 rRI-EDITORS: BRUCE BEDINGFIELD BETH BENNETT KELLY HIBBETT ADVISOR: MRS. JEANNE HILES PHOTOGRAPHY: HERZOG STUDIOS DAN ARNOLD JAY DILLAHUNT JIM SMALLWOOD MIKESPRADLIN COVER PHOTO: MR. JOHN HERZOG TABLE OF C0NTENT9 1 k 1 The Sfaff 16 Underclassmen 26 Aciivities 136 (m-x - .v- . t «Si Seniors 166 Advettising 224 In the beginning the pieces are scattered, ' m m L ■ rV ' f0 - « divided, separated. Then thtough the years, they ate put together ' ■ ' ' 4sJn -■- % i with patience and m time, fnendship KHIH love: 1RNl . v one by one, piece by piece, until the final pictute is togettier. United info a common bond. . 4 4K ■ ' ' ' 1 A proclaim: to tell is a pictute, a sfoty. i - V ■0m f. are lilii leces stofy ours. 4 (Theme words by Rick Heck) Righl: Mr. Ron Deem, Superintendent. Top Left: Mr. Larry Zerkle, Assistant Superintendent. Below: BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Jack Kame, Mr. Charles McWilliams, Mrs. Dorothy Slagle, Mr. El Collins. Standing: Mr. U. Timothy Juergens. President. ff ' f SN  1 18 Adminisffation and Qchool Board What is leadership? Vm not really sure, of course, but I fancy it has a lot to do with listening — really listening - to the needs of your followers, and then having the courage to make a decision and never waver from it. ■John Steinbeck Below: Mr. Ed Irvine, Principal. Below Left.- Mr. Harry Parrack, Assistant Principal. Bflu Rinhi: Dr. Charles Walker. Assistant Principal. 19 I H f0m. r ril , mm ,- — ■ f 1 i; B H r - H J _ !2fj Mr. Don Bedingfield Mr. Roger Bauser Mrs. Gwen Bradfute Mrs. Patty Brennan Mr. Michael Brown Mr. William Buck Mr. Sam Burcham Mr. Gil Byerman Mr. Dave Clingman Mr. Jim Conley Mr. Jay Eben Mr. Don Ellsworth Mr. Dave Engle Mr. Dick Fahrney Mr. Gary Flora Mrs. Mindy Free 20 Qhawnee Faculiy Mr. Don Grant Mrs. Virginia Graver Mrs. Nancy Grothaus Mr. Bob Gustafson Mrs. Beth Hearlihy Mrs. Kris Hibbett Mrs. Jeanne Hiles Mr. Jerrv Heckman Miss Jill House Mr. Don Kelly Mr. Dale McDonald Mrs. Kathv Malone Mr. Roger Minnick Mr. Ken Moore Mrs. Pesgv . lower 21 Mr. Len Murphy Mr. JackO ' Neil ■ Mr. Bill Peters Mrs. Leona Puckett Mr. Dave Railsback Mrs. Evelyn Rangeler Mr. Tim Rigel Mr. Mike Robinson Mrs. Norma Rolims Miss Kathy Spencer Mrs. Martha Stephens Mrs. Carolyn Sterling Miss Judith Welsheimer Mrs. Grace Wiegel Mrs. Karen Williamson Miss Karen Young 22 Efficiency Is Objective ofSH9 Siaff Mrs. Perleen Bobblitt Central Office Secretary Mrs. Sheri Burkhardt Central Office Secretary Mrs. Marjorie Daye Shawnee Secretary Mrs. Dorotfiy Harvey School Nurse Mrs. Sandy Heck Central Office Secretary Mr. Charlci Jenkins Custodian Mrs. Shirley Kittles Shawnee Secretary Mrs. Linda Knox Tutor Mrs. Mary Mahan Custodian Mrs. Lillian McCarlev Clerk of the Board Mrs. Joanne MacGregor A.V. Coordinator Mr. Harry Mosie Transportation Super isor 23 Make Way for the Yum-Yum ' Ladies! Mrs. Karen Snyder Cafeteria Supervisor CAFETERIA STAFF; Mrs. Betty Gossett, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Myrtle Steiner. Mrs. Naomi Widenor, Mrs. Elaine Burt, Mrs. Sue Caudy, Miss Ethel Moffitt, Mrs. Joyce Kame, Mrs. Phyllis Heath, Mrs. Mildred McKinney, Mrs. Nina Burrell. 24 Faculty Positions Mr. Roger Bauser Social Studies Mr. Don Bedingfield Social Studies Mrs. Gwen Bradfute Home Economics Mrs. Patricia Brennan Busmess Education Mr. Michael Brown . ' Social Studies Mr. William Buck Guidance Mr. Sam Burcham Industrial Arts Mr. Gil Byerman Music •Mr. David Clingman Music Mr. James Conley Industrial Arts Mr. Jay Eben Science-Math Mr. Don Ellsworth Mathematics Mr. David Engle Mathematics Mr. Richard Fahrney Health and P.E. Mr. Gary Flora Social Studies Mrs. Mindy Free An Mr. Donald Grant Art Mrs. Virginia Graver English Mrs. Nancy Grothaus Science Mr. Robert Gustafson Mathematics Mrs. Beth Hearlihy Business Education Mrs. Kristin Hibbett English Mrs. Jeanne Hiles English Mr. Jerry Hockman Health. Athletic Director Miss Jill House Physical Ed., Asst. Athletic Mr. Donald Kelly ? i. Speech. Social Studies Mr. Dale McDonald Guidance. Driver Ed. Mrs. Kathy Malone Home Economics Mr. Roger Minnick Science Mr. Kenneth Moore Science Mrs. Peggy Mowery Librarian Mr. Leonard Murphy English Mr. Jack O ' Neil , Vocal Music, Social Studies Mr. William Peters Industrial Arts Mrs. Leona Puckett Health. Home Economics Mr. David Railsback English. Social Studies Mrs. Evelyn Rangeler Special Education Mr. Tim Rigel Industrial Arts Mr. Michael Robinson Social Studies Mrs. Norma Rollins Mathematics Miss Kathryn Spencer English Mrs. Martha Stephens Guidance Mrs. Carolyn Sterling Spanish Miss Judith Welsheimer Spanish Mrs. Grace Wiegel Science Mrs. Karen Wilhamson French, English •Miss Karen Young Business Education Mrs. Linda Knox L.D. Tutor •Department Co-ordinators I I i I % ' ■ ' I Director ( M UNDERCLA99MEN 27 Undetclass Officers Have Busy Year in Council Juniots JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sealed: Larry Southward, Presi- dent. Standing L to R: Nancy Mundy, Secretary; Kim Silvers, Vicd ' -President: Lori Lockwood, Treasurer; Cindy Seymour, Stu- dent Council Representative. The Juniors were on the move this year, sponsoring various money-making pro- jects, including the annual booster bar sale. Profits were used to fund the suc- cessful Junior-Senior Prom. Qophomofes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: L lo R Becky Miller. President; Kurt McClain, Vice-President; Margaret Young. Secreiar . Amdnda Agle. Treasurer; Margie Fazio. Student Council Representative. Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: L lo R: Heather Kohl. Treasurer; Beth Brouhard. Vice-President; Tim Compston. President; Heidi Col- lins. Student Council Representative. Ahseni From Picture: Kim Halev. SecretarN . 29 Ffeshmen Carl Adkins Alan Aler Mark Althouse David Atkins Brant Ayers Don Bader Judv Baker , Pam Barger Kelly Barnhart Angle Barone Rae Jean Barone Pam Baughman Tim Baughman Gary Beaver Gena Beaver Mike Beedy Laura Bennett Scott Berryman Glen Blackwood Jim Blessing Kevin Bostick Diane Bowers Jack Bowshler Camron Brewington Beth Brouhard Carlena Burns William Burns Brian Buxton Peg Carpenter Phil Carter Dave Castle Kim Chase Jessica Chilton Amy Clark Mike Clark Chris Clifford Jim Clingenpeel Bill Coffman Mellnda Collingsworth Heidi Collins Tim Compston Todd Compston Chris Cooper Darla Cooper Kandy Cornelison Deanna Cotter Mark Craycraft Robert Crew Dan Crews Jeff Cunningham Lora Cunningham CANDID; Did you have a hard night. Todd? 30 Tony Daniel Lionel Daniels David Dean Kathy DeWine Jim Deyhle Brennan Donnellan Pen Doslu Grej; Dudrow MicFielle [laton bretl fidinglon Randy Eidvjn Craig Erianger Shan Essig Kathleen Farrell Barry Fames Mike Ferdon Karen Fife Felicia Flora Harold Foster Tobie Frank Judy Freeman Jerry Freeze Ty French Lisa Frock Kelly Frost Cliff Fuhon Julie Gannon Ed Geers Bill Gibson Cindy Gill Bob Grashel Cindy Greene Debbie Greenwalt Joe Grumbley Kim Haley Paul Hamilton Richard Hamilton Charles Hanke Chns Hannon Kevin Hart Jim Haney Keith Hayner Tanva Havner CANDID: Polly indexes her list of upperclass guys. 31 Chris Hearlihy Sam Heaston Ted Hennis Lori Henson Denise Hickman Lori Highfield Shelly Hoffman Erin Hoolifin Scott Hopkins Jeana Hornbeck Venessa Houser Tonya Huffman Joe Ingle John Isley Monty Jeffers Steve Jenkins Rusty Jessee Jenni Jones Mary Jordan Valerie Juergens Doug Karns Terri Kartsher Gene Kelly Rob Kelly Joy Kerr Byron Kidd Cherie Kidder Dawn King Narda Kinnison Tim Knight Heather Kohl Rick Koogler Susan Kuehnhold Kerry Langen Amy Lemmon Erica Lethcoe Rhonda Lewis Kimberly Long Stephan Lubbers Jon Luking Greg Maerker Joe Marous Harlan Martin Michele Martin Eric Massie Polly Mattes Pat Matthews Kurt Menke Jim Mihaly Julie Miller Janie Mills d MMMM CANDID: Blow that whistle one more time, and I ' l flute down your throat! this 32 Jim Mills find) Milner Randy Monr je C aria Morris Jennifer Morris Mar Music Susan MtCarly Mike Mcf lanahan StoH McC oy Bob McDonald Dinee McFarland Nancy McGrath Jim Newman Tracs Newman Mike Nuss Tammy Osborne Vicki Page Melissa Panstingel Mark Parks Diane Patnck Anette Pequignot Ron Perkins Stephanie Perkins Duane Potts Arlos Pnddy Lora Puckett Lori Quicks David Reading Carols n Remmetter Craig ' Roll Tim Rolph Tom Rosicka David Saunders Marc Scon Carolyn Shantz Manlyn Sharitz Juanita Shaw Tim Shay Rusty Shively Donna Skagas Julie Skogstrom Laura Slagle N ' alerie Smedlev CANDID: Bob helps tidy up after study hall. 33 Tom Snook David Snyder Troy Snyder Kathy South Jeff Speelman Terry Sprinkle Dane Steed Tim Stephson Cindy Stevenson Tim Stidham Lesa Straigfit Steve Sullivan John Surbaugh Brenda Szempruch Liz Tackett Doug Taylor Dan Thornsberry Mary Thornton Bill Tillman Dave Tipton Don Tuttle Celene Valenteen Zane Wagner Brian Waldron Scott Warren Carole Webb Brian Weber Teresa Welch Pam Werner Pam White Tammy Wildman Jackie Williams Kelli Wright Susan Yeary Renee Young John Yowler Stuart Yowler Jackie Adams Pam Adkins Tim Agee Amanda Agle Dave Allen Don Allen Judy Allender Sophomotes CANDID: You girls sure are stacked! 34 Ritchie Allender i Uf Arnell 1.1 Baker Ja Baldwin Karen Baldwin Steve buT tt Htuci: Barker LfjD Barns Gail Beding ield Steve Bell John Benning Debbie Bishop Chip Blickle Dedee Boner Paul Bonn Karlene Bostick Bob Bowers Leslie Bo er Mike Bradlev Danielle Brown Dennis Brumfield Curtis Bumgamer Kyle Burke Daphne Bums Ron Burns Melanie Burton Mike Carney Charlene Carpenter Kevin Caudill Jagpreet Cheema Rav Clark Carla Cline Mike Coffman Phyllis Collins Cheryl Compton Craig Cooke Beth Cooper Briget Conielison Chene Cotter L nn Covev Ron Craycraft Glona Crew Rjck Cross CANDID: Rick relaxes after a cross countrv race. 35 Marie Cusack John Dalie Edward Davies Sharon Davis Juhe Day Lenora Dean Gordon DeHart Naomi DeHart Joe Dyer Brenda Eichelberger Rick Eichelberger Bob Engle Don Fairbanks Margie Fazio Doug Fife Dirk Fisher Bobby Foland Vickie Frazier Teresa Frederick Donna French Darrell Freshour Kent Garrett Betsy Gibson Robyn Gray Bob Greenwalt Roben Grove Lorie Hale Tom Hale Todd Hallam Mandy Harmer Ben Hart Robin Hartman Robin Hawkins Chris Hebble Lori Heck Lynda Hehl Bob Heironimus Lisa Hensley Brian Herier Kara Hibbett Randy Hibbett Jacki Hodge Kay Hoecker Jeff Holbrook Wayne Holland Shari Horn Scott Howard Dean Hoy Kirt Huemmer Kerry Hutslar John lanni CANDID; That will teach you to talk back to me, kid. 36 L jri Jackvjn Jim Jewell Brian Johnwjn Tami Jones Ernest Jordan Eric Juergens Tamara Kelley Ahcia Kelly Mansa Kenney Debbie Kerr Jim Kincaid Bill Kirk Heidi Kohl Jim Kuehnhold Jon Kuehnhold Mark Uil Melissa Lamborn Denise Lapp Stephen Legge Sue Leibfntz Dan Leithauser Jason Lenz Kim Lindsa Tama Litzenberg Ron Loney Charlie Lusk Kelly Luster David Mabry Julie Mackert John Majerle James Mason Roger Ma.xton Gary Maynard Brian Milledee Beckv Miller Kim Miller Missv Miller Lisa Minmck Lisa Moeller Linda MontoomerN Gary Niorris Shem Morsie DeeDee Music CANDID: Who were you sticking up for this time, V ' icki or Val- 37 Tammy Myers Tracey McAfee Julie McBride Bill McClam Kurt McClain Chris McCombs Melissa McCoy Mark McDonald Troy Neal Steve Nicholl Shari Nuss Marcie O ' Neil Joe Panstingel Mike Parks Frank Parsons Bill Patrick Karen Perry Mark Potts Robin Powell Amy Price John Puckett David Ray Molly Redmon Paul Redmon Kris Reiff Stephanie Risteff Keiley Roberts David Rogers Janice Rolph Paul Roush Doug Rumbold Mitch Saunders Janet Schwenn Tami Scott Teri Seymour Kenny Shaw Ruth Shepard John Shidemantle John Shields Mindy Shirk Rodney Shirk Tim Silvers Renee Simpson John Skelton Jay Smallwood Cathy Smith Curt Smith Judy Smith Greg Sneed Thomas Snorf Teresa South I A CANDID: Jon ' s taking in some Wrestlerette moves. 38 Denive Speckman Mike Sprinkle Madaline Slangas Peggy Steele Daryl Steen Bnan Steffee Harry Steffy Ann Steiger Mark Stephenson Renee Stevens Dan Stewart Tonya Stidhann Kathy Stiffler Jim StfKker Greg Stonerock Rita Straight Jay Strantz Wesley Stralton Nikki Swartzbaugh Euima Szempruch Mark Tackett Gilda Thompson Tammy Tnomburg Oakie Toppins Belinda Torsell Maunce Tyson Becky Ulsh Paul VanHom Mark Villars Kelly Wainz Wendy Wall Jim Watson Reed Watson Bob Waueh Jan Wear Bill Weller Chns Wells Karen West Tim VMiilacre Lezleigh Wickerham . iny Wildermuth Chesta Williams Kennv Williams CANDID: Waiting for another pick-up. Steve? 39 Melinda Williams Eric Williamson Debbie Wilson Nathan Wilson Dawn Wise Georgia Wise John Wobbe Kerry Woolum Kelly Wray Gary Wright Margaret Young Gary Yowler Diana Zappe Jenness Zerkle Judi Zimmerman Blake Adams David Adams Kay Aler Terry Alexander David Allen Gena Allman Gary Arantz Dan Arnold Banks Bailey Ken Barker Teresa Barnett Pati Beil Tim Bell David Bennett Karla Berry Mark Binkley Teresa Bohn Karen Bostick Gary Bradley Jeff Brannick Barb Brewer Jeff Brewer Lori Brown Marty Brown Randy Brown Tom Buell Brenda Burkhardt Keith Burt Mike Butz Jeff Calicoat CANDID: Dear Trader Chuck.. 40 John Campbell ljju t Cappelli Ljsa Caudy Phyllis Cavallaro MikcChilders Curt Circle Mark Clark Chervl Clarkson Su Cfarren Patty Collett Carol Collins Mary Collins Liz Comer Lynn Conrad Bill Crew Jim Crews David DeLong Jay Dillahunt Steve Donaldson Don Dudrow Steve Elhnger Kelly Ervin Lisa Evans Belinda Everhan Brad Fisher DeDe Fisher Karen Flory John Geerlings Lori Geron Nikki Gibson Sandv Gibson Cindy Gorton Nancy Gossett Beth Grashel Larry Greenwalt Virginia Greer Marv Grube Jim Hall Margaret Hampton Paul Hanrahan Cathy Harmer Joe Hatfield Tammv Ha ner CANDID: Last year, goldfish: this year, the KKK. WTiat will it be next year, Mark?! 41 Bill Hearlihy Mark Heffner Rick Heironimus Dave Hess Debbie Highfield Susan Hinkle Janet Hodge Karen Hopkins Merry Bety Hopkins David Hornbeck Brian Howard Elizabeth Howell Chet Huffman Roland James Cindy Johnson Rhonda Jones Barb Jordan Judy Jordan Lori Judy Tami Kimes Patty King Kay Kirk Mike Kitchen Paula Knisley Dave Kueker Brien Lansing Roy Larson Lisa Lenz Beth Lilly Lori Lockwood Denise Logan Amy Lorton Jeff Lough Tim Lubbers Jerry Manley Tom Marshall Marc Means Teri Mihaly Becky Miller Melanie Miller Sherri Miller Julie Mitchell Tammy Mitchell Teresa Mitchell Maureen Moeller Debbie Montgomery Al Moore Dave Mundy Nancy Mundy Cynthia Mustar Denise McClanahan CANDID: Some junior girls give Mr. Flora a lift. 42 2EfilI Bill Mcr )nald Theresa McGralh Vickie McKillip Mark MtSutt Becky Neidemire Wendy Norton Pan Oakley Tonya Oren Bob Olway Doug Park Mike Parmley Mall Parril Sieve Patlon Jeff Patrick Renee Pequigjiot Jon Peters Rick Phillips Brenda Poling Joe Power Bonnie Powers Ellen Pnddy Dawne Puckett Janice Reading Dan Reiss Chuck Reveal Renae Rhoades Todd Rhonemus Annie Roberts Lone Robinson Doug Rowland Cassie Runvan Stephanie Rutan Teresa Satz Mark Schmunk Sue Schroeder Tina Schutte Cindv Seymour Bnan Shaffer Kim Shaffer Lome Shaffer Shan Shaffer Kern Shank Everett Sherwood CANDID: Look ' s like you ' re moving up in the world. Matt! 43 Amy Shoemaker David Sieg Lorl Siemon Kim Silvers Laura Skogstrom Cindy Slaughter Ed Smith Geneva Smith Kim Smith Teri Snook Judy Snyder Larry Southward Lori Standley CHff Steele Lory Stevenson Brenda Summers Rob Tackett Shawn Tayloe Chris Taylor Ed Thomas Janet Tordiff Brad Twait Bill Vasileff Scott Wall Lori Walsh Celina Walters Shawn Waterman Kip Weaver Nancy Weed Andy Weikert Kerri Whitt Linda Williams Penny Williams Susan Williams Tina Woods Dave Worthington Lisa Yowler Larry Zink Jeff Zinkhon Brenda Zischler CANDID: Mary and Mike model Shawnee ' s typical winter ward- robe. FRESHMEN John Davis Chuck McKenzie Mark Spencer Pictures Not Available SOPHOMORES Chris DeWell Carl Drake Randv Foley Julie Kelly Joe Malone Rick McDaniel Mark Rabung Jeff Riley Rick Berry Greg Bowman Colleen Burke Paul Cline Tami Foley Christi Gorman Mike Grass JUNIORS Karen Meijer Chrystal Neal Mike Spradlin John Spriggs Randy Taylor Donald Walls Kathev Whitt 44 We leave Shawnee in these hands. . . 45 Juniors Seniors 46 J. V.S. Offers Btoad Program, in Career Education This year 82 Shawnee students elected to take advantage of the fine career education program offered at Clark County Joint Vocational School and spent the school year learning such skills as auto mechanics, accounting and computing, carpentry, commercial art, cosmetology, distributive education, construction, electricity, machine trades, masonry, office machines, horticulture, dental assistance, welding, plumbing, and communication elec- tronics. These students have done double duty through their studies at JVS and their extracurricular accom- plishments at both JVS and Shawnee. We share their pride in JVS and its tremendous contribution to Clark County ' s educational facilities. JVS GIRLS JVS BOYS Marilyn Adams Lisa Cross Shari Croutwater Robin Davies Alice Day Kathy Englefield Vanessa Evans Janet Faulk Darlene Fredrick Linda Gildow Brenda Harkins Elaine Heidorn Teresa Hufford Kim Hutslar Brenda Kelly Tonya Kelly Renee Larson Rhonda LeValley Tammy LeValley Pam Moffit Susan Nuss Patty Pavelka Audrey Roberts Terry Robinson Loretta Rollins Nancy Short Susan Short Teri Sine Caria Suttles Debbie Vannatta Tammy Vanoy Cathy Weber Mark Agee Mark Allen Albert Altman Mark Ashby Larry Barger Eric Brugger Gerald Burt Arthur Childers - Chuck Comer John Donnelly Gregg Erdman Ronnie Fox Dan Freeman Tim Freeman Chris Freeze Dennis Fugate Steven Gorsuch William Gregory Richard Hall Tim Harper Dave Harris Mike Hazlett Jacob Howald Kevin Howard Keith Jenkins Brad Jennings Russel Jordan William King David Lilly Michael McDonald Jock Miesse Von Neher Randy Nichols Randy Owens Vaughn Riley Greg Seelig Randy Seiter Bruce Shackleford Daniel Slye Bryan Smith Bob Snyder Pat Sprinkle Bill Stradling David Taborn Kenny Turner Randy Van Horn Doug Vannatta Jeff Webb Bob White Randv Zischler 47 I 49 Grid Action! A brave man may fall, buf cannot yield. ' — Dryden Friday nights this year were filled with thrilling games, all of which were highlighted by the home- coming win over Northwestern. Our final record was 4-4-1. L. 10 R.: Kent Garrett heads for touchdown; Steve Re.ss squeezes around the defense; Mick Kittles leads fellow defensive players. 50 Clockwise Starting Upper Left: Brave men show respect as Coach Fahrney explains strategy: BilK McDonald leads the offense down the field; Dennis Freshour heads for daylight; Bill Vasileff looks on from the sidelines; Defender Reggie Stratton kills one of the Cougars. 51 SCOREBOARD Shawnee Opponent 7 Central 26 6 Greenfield 6 47 Kenton Ridge 12 Urbana 13 7 Bellefontaine 14 7 Northwestern 15 Greenon 6 6 London 14 30 Northeastern 6 Head Coach Dick Fahmey Assistants Mike Robinson, Don Ellsworth, Joe Vanuch tlr - ' • it . « « . : - y?ow • Keith Garrett, John Harvey, Craig Wireman, Steve Pease, Andy Demana, John Hutzell. Mick Kittles, Dan Kelly, Steve Reiss, Dennis Freshour, Reggie Stratton, Jerry Ross. Row II: Mark Rabung, Bill Vasileff. Don Rowe, Jeff Knight, Greg Erdman, Cecil Foley, Kevin Griggs Dave Mundy, Bill McDonald, John Geerlings, Jon Peters, Coach Joe Vanuch, Coach Mike Robinson. Row III. Larry Greenwalt, mgr ■ David Hornbeck, mgr.; Bill McClain, Andy Weikert. Brad Twait, Doug Rowland, Mark Binkley, Mike Parmley. Brian Herier, Larry Southward trainer; Ritchie Allender, mgr.; Coach Don Ellsworth. Row IV: Eric Juergens, Dean Hoy, Kelly Wainz, Kent Garrett, Gary Mor- ns Darrell Freshour, Curtis Bumgarner, Steve NichoU, Doug Rumbold, Kerry Woolum, Greg Sneed, Todd Hallam, Coach Dick Fahrney. 52 Seniot Braves Win Honors Left: Mick Kitlles; Honorary Captain. 2nd team Southwest Dis- trict. All League. Honorable Mention Dayton Journal Herald. Below Left: John Hutzell: Honorary Captain. 2nd team Southwest District. All League. Below Right: Steve Reiss; Honorary Captain. All League. 53 Qeniot Power Page 55: L. to R.: Keith Garrett, 1st yr. varsity. Dan Kelly, 2nd year varsity. Andy Demana, 2nd yr. varsity. Reggie Stratton, 1st yr. varsity. Kevin Griggs, 2nd yr. varsity. Dennis Freshour, 2nd yr. varsity. Don Rowe. Cecil Foley, 2nd yr. varsity. Jerry Ross. Righl: Jeff Knight, 2nd yr. varsity. Honorable Mention CBC. Below Left: Craig Wireman, 2nd yr. varsity. Honorable Mention CBC. Below Center: John Harvey, 2nd yr. varsity. Honorable Mention CBC. Below Right Top: Steve Pease, 1st yr. varsity. Below Righl Bottom: Greg Erdman, 1st yr. varsity. 54 fr ,V :., -AiJ-i.-- - i£i M 2S 1 2a M J 4 f? ' F- fe 1 S 1 55 Little Braves Undefeated Unscored Upon The Shawnee Freshman football team compiled a 6-0 record with an unbelievable unscored-upon season. This season, the first for Coach Tim Glauer. brings exciting thoughts for Brave teams in the future. ■ : . ■ .■■;.■■ ' • V -.-,; ' ' : -.■■;-p;i i; ■ ■ _ ____ • -- ' SlO Upper Lefi: Head Coach Tim Glauer. Upper Right: Assistant Coacli Dave Marshall. TEAM PICTURE: Row I: Coach Marshall. Harold Foster. Steve Sullivan. James Clingenpeel. Jim Harvey. Kurt Menke. Stuart Yowler, Duane Potts. Sam Heaston, Mike Beedy. Rusty Shively. Tom Rosicka. Kevin Bostic. Coach Glauer. Row II: Mark Althouse. Bob McDonald. Chris Hannan. Alan Aler. Tony Daniels. Tom Snook, Cliff Fulton. Dave Castle. Phil Carter. Jack Bowshier. Jim Mihaly. John Yowler. Row III: Troy Snyder. Dane Steed. Robert Crew. Arlos Priddy. Erin Hookfin. Craig Erlanger. Brant Ayers. Doug Taylor. Todd Compston. Jim Blessing. Brian Buxton. Mark Parks. 56 31 i ij 3i4 __ ■ j 31 gin: • 7 M I J V V • Defense takes hold. After a score. Coach Glauer Halftime talk from Coaches. I « ' ■• €. % ■ ■ Bob McDonald back to pass. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD 1 HOME 22- -0 Kenton Ridse HOME20- -0 Urbana HOME 14- -0 Bellefontaine HOME27- -OGreenon HOME 22 - London Coach Marshall Discussina strateav. 57 Braves look on. Captains meet before game. E 3F-.- =? ::;3 ' 4 ' - I ■• ' visa ' Strategy planned. Mighty, mighty defense. The thrill of victory. Pacing the sidelines. 58 Golfers Win 4th Straight CBC Title; Take 3rd in District The Brave golfers ended the season with a 25 and 3 record. After capturing the CBC and Sectional crowns the linksmen nabbed a 3rd place finish in the District. This year ' s captain was sophomore Kirt Huemmer. Sophomore Captain — Kirt Huemmer s E N R S Mark Perkins 59 Top of Page: Left: Jim Kincaid. Right: Banks Bailey. VARSITY GOLF TEAM: Coach Dave Clingman. Jim Kmcaid, Mark Perkins. Kirt Huemmer, Jim Geers. Center Front: Banks Bailey. 60 Coach Dave Clingman Coach Chngman presents Kirt Huemmer with Honorary Team Captain Award. RESERVES; Sealed, Left lo Righi: Scott McCoy. Randy Hibbett. Standing. Left to Righi: Mark McNutt. Shawn Ta loe, and Don Fairbanks. 61 Hamefs QfHde to Winning Qeason Headed by outstanding performances by Jason Lenz, Bruce Green, Ron Loney and Pat Toole, Coach Tim Rigel ' s Cross Country team achieved an impres- sive 5-2 record in dual meets and placed 3rd in the CBC. Also a big first for the team was the addition of a girl to the squad — Kim Haley — for the first time in the history of the sport at Shawnee. P. 63: L to R.: Ron Loney. Bruce Green, and Tom Marshall. Pat Toole. Coach Rigel at a practice session. Who ' s the fastest? Jim Whorthen. Kim Haley. Coach Rigel Seems pleased about the out- Coach Tim Rigel Row I: Jim Worthen, Pat Toole, Bob Greenwalt, Ron Loney, Sybrandt Fontein, Coach Tim Rigel. Row II: Tom Marshall, John lanni, Kim Haley, Jason Lenz, Bruce Green. 62 63 Jason Lenz Qualifies Honorary Captain 7th Sectionals 17th District 26th State Vafsify Cagers Kirk Hoecker, Captain SCOREBOARD WE THEY Urbana 84 70 Bellefontaine 71 65 London 65 69 Kenton Ridge 50 57 Greenon 48 63 Northeastern 71 40 North 61 71 London 54 60 Central 48 57 Urbana 58 72 Kenton Ridge 48 54 Northeastern 69 59 Bellefontaine 35 57 Greenon 56 65 Northwestern 49 48 Northwestern 54 62 Kenton Ridge 43 39 Urbana 40 48 VARSITY — Row I: Don Dudrow, mgr.; Steve Patton, Steve Reiss, John Harvey. Todd Hookfin, Richard Lutz. Row II: Coach Dale McDonald, John Campbell, Shawn Waterman, John Donnelly, Kirk Hoecker, Kip Weaver, Mike Spradlin, mgr. 65 Braves in Action Clockwise starling lop lefl: Shawn Waterman hangs onto the ball! John Harvey puts another two points on the scoreboard. Richar d Lutz ready to resume game action. Todd Hookfin looks for an opening. Steve Patton fights for another score! 66 Clockwise starting top left: Doug Rowland runs onto the floor for pre-game warm-up. Team huddle. Steve Reiss scores against Bellefontaine. Watching the action from the bench L to R. Coach Flora. Coach McDonald. Steve Reiss. Kip Weaver. John Campbell. Kirk Hoecker. Steve Patton. Center: Kip Weaver — Bellefontaine game. 67 Clockwise: Top: John Campbell, Kip Weaver, John Donnelly, Coach Dale McDonald and Coach Gary Flora. John Harvey. Richard Lutz. Todd Hookfin. Shawn Waterman. Kirk Hoecker. 68 Kirk lloeckcr Steve Reiss 69 JV ' s Eye Varsity Qtafus Row I; Coach Gary Flora. Matt ParriU, Keith Burt, Bill Weller, Jim Kincaid, Kirt Huemmer. Row II: Jim Watson, Kurt McClain, Tom Hale, Kent Garrett, Eric Williamson, Mike Coffman, Troy Snyder. Season Record: 7-9 R.: Coach Gary Flora guides Reserve team strategy. P. 71: Clockwise Starling Upper Left: Matt Parrill. Keith Burt (30) and Bill Weller (10). Mike Coffman. John Campbell. Coach Flora, Jim Kincaid. Kent Garrett, Kurt McClain. Keith Burt. Jim Watson. Bill Weller. Center: Matt Parrill (32). Keith Burt (30), and Mike Coffman (42). 70 71 LiHie Braves Scoreboard Shawnee 55 Urbana 21 Shawnee 61 Bellefontaine 32 Shawnee 70 London 21 Shawnee 55 Kenton Ridge 36 Shawnee 51 Greenon 49 Shawnee 44 Northeastern 42 Shawnee 56 London 24 Shawnee 41 Urbana 32 Shawnee 71 Bellefontaine 28 Shawnee 28 Kenton Ridge 30 Shawnee 57 Northwestern 29 Shawnee 55 Greenon 40 Shawnee 42 Kenton Ridge 29 Shawnee 30 Clark 28 Shawnee 43 Northeastern 45 Coach Dave Engle STANDING: Left lo Right: Jim Harvey, Erin Hooktin, Bob McDonald. Craig Erlanger. Jim Blessing, Rusty Jesse, bcott Warren, Joe Marous, Brent Avres, Bill Coffman. Ed Geers, Kevin Bostick, John Isley. FRONT: L lo R: Mgr. Craig Roll, Coach Dave Engle, Mgr. Kelly Frost. 72 Fmsh Continue Winning Tradition Following an undefeated season in football, the Sh awnee freshman basketball team contmued the Little Brave winning tradition by roaring through the cage sea- son with an outstanding 13-2 record. Additional proof of their power is the fact that each of the 2 losses was by the narrow margin of only 2 points. Coach Dave Engle was once again in charge of the freshman cagers. Clockwise slariing upper left: Ciajg nriange and John Isley go after the ball. Brent Avers. Erin Hookfin. Jim Harney and Joe Marous listen to the strategy of Coach Engle. Scott Warren. Traig Erlanger. Bob McDonald, Joe Marous. Coach Engle and John Isley. John Isley. Enn Hook- fin and Jim Harvey. 73 VARSITY- Standing: James Hall mgr.. Coach Ken Moore. Steve Pease 155. Don King 167. Mick Kittles 175, Jon Peters 185. Coach Don Bedingfield. Larry Greenwalt mgr., Joe Hatfield mgr. Kneeling: Bill Kirk 98. Jon Kuehnhold 105, Ken Barker 1 19, Mark Rogers 126. Reggie Stratton 132. Bruce Barker 138. Mike Kitchen 145. RESERVES- Standing: Bob Poland. John Shidemantle. Tom Marshall. Jay Baldwin. Brian Steffee. Mark Althouse. John Wobbe. Tom Buell. Ed Davies. Jim Newman. Kneeling: Jason Lenz. David Adkins. Blake Adams. Rick Eichelberger. Alan Moore. Todd Hallam. Mark Schumnk. Doug Rumbold. Jeff Brannick. 74 Btave Matmen Keep Winning Ttadifion Alive Coach Ken Moore guided the Shawnee wrestling team to its third consecutive Central Buckeye Conference Championship, continuing the win- ning tradition of the Brave matmen with a 5-2 record and sending two grapplers to the Slate Tournament in Columbus. Head Coach Ken Moore Wrestling TH-Capiains FRANK MILLER 112 — Sr. MARK ROGERS 126 — Sr. REGGIE STR.MTON 132 — Sr. 75 76 CBC Champs in Action! bach: Ken Moore Asst. Coach: Don Bedingfield Record: Varsity 6-2 Reserve 6-2 Tri-Captains: Frank Miller, Mark Rogers, Reggie Stratton. CBC Championship (3rd straight) Graham Invitational — 3rd Wayne Invitational — 5th London Invitational (Res.) — 2nd Sectionals — 4th Left 10 right. Reggie Stratton. Steve Pease. Coach Moore. Don King. Bruce Barker. Nick Kit- tles. Bill Kirk. Coach Moore at District. Ghost out picture: Blake Adams. 77 (Left) REGGIE STRATTON Senior Tri-Captain (Right) MIKE KITTLES Senior (Below) MIKE KITCHEN Junior Five Qualify for District Fiv hawnee wrestlers competed in the Southwest District Tour rnent at Dayton Hara Arena. The three pictured on this pag long with their weight class are: Reggie Stratton 132, Miike ' tetchen 145, and Mick Kittles 175. (Right) MARK ROGERS Senior Tri-Captain Two Go to State Two Shawnee grapplers represented the Braveslat the State Wrestling Tourney, Frank Miller. I l -lb,. and Mark Rogers. 126 lb., both made the trip to Columbus, (Left) FRANK MILLER Senior Tri-Captain Young Team Gplits Record in ' Building Year ' The 1978 season, as a whole, was uneventful for the netters. Seniors Mitch Ulery and Joe Heskett, led the team to a fourth place in the C.B.C. Because the 78 squad was a young team, Coach Railsback sees promise for the coming years. He hopes that the experience gained by this years underclassmen will prove a key factor in the future. Coach Dave Railsback Kneeling L to R: Bob Poland, Mike Carney, John Daily, Dave Kucker. Standing L to R. Mr. Railsback, Jay Dillahunt, John lanni. Stephenson, Joe Heskett, Rusty Jessee, Mitch Ulery. Mark 80 SCORhBOARD n WE IHLY 1 Urbana J 4 Kenton Ridge 5 N(jrthwestern 4 1 Greenon 2 3 Northeastern 4 1 Bellefontaine 5 London 3 2 Urbana 1 4 Northwestern 4 1 Kenton Ridge 1 4 Central 5 Greenon 4 1 Northeastern 5 North S London 2 3 Bellefontaine 4 1 SEASON RECORD - -8-8 LEAGUERECORD- -8-6 HONORARY CO-CAPTAINS Mitch Ulery Jay Dillahunt Senior Mitch Ulery t - n L„ iiiilt ; «iur . - ' i- ' • : ? ■ «■■ --;« . Senior Joe Heskett 81 v • «; yf ji 3 .  :. i ' ¥ t V ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' . V. 4 4 fron Z, o ? Troy Snyder Sam Heaston Carl Adkins Ben Hart Jim Mihaley Doug Taylor Chns Cooper Clifford Fulton Enn Hookfin Steve Barger. Center L lo R: Chip Blickle, Jay Smallwood, Oakie Toppins, Ron Loney, Jason Lenz, Kyle BurKe, Bill McCiain, Greg Sneea, Mark Schmunk. Back L to R: Coach Vanuch, Kurt McClain, Greg Womacks, Carl Boggs, Bob Gray, Todd Hookfin, John Hutzel, Don Rowe, Tim Conley, Steve Pease, Keith Garrett, Scott Wall, Bruce Green, Asst. Coach Roger Bauser. Shawnee Track Men Represented in State Highlighting the 1978 track season was the team ' s fourth place spot in sectionals. Honorary captains Bob Gray and Keith Garrett helped spark the run- ning Braves to victory in 3 dual meets. Coaches Vanuch and Bauser were very proud that two track- sters, Scott Wall and Todd Hookfin, represented Shawnee in state competition. SmB- 82 Clockwise Starting Upper Uft: Scott Wall clears the bar. Enn Hookfm takes off in the long jump. Kyle Burke. Steve Pease, Jim Worthen. Bill McClain, Mark Schmunk, Ron Loney, and Jason Lenz at the starting line. Doug Taylor winds up to throw the discus. 83 84 ma- ■m : 1 •Miiil.i.l.l, ' .,..ji i. ia W i Runners Cop 4th in Qectionals Clockwise Starting at Left: Kyle Burke, Steve Pease, Bill McClain, Ron Loney, and Jason Lenz come out of the blocks; John Hutzell hurls the discus; Jason Lenz leads an opponent during a race; an airborne Scott Wall dur- ing the long jump; Steve Barger clears the bar in the pole vault; Erin Hookfin and Greg Wom- acks anticipate the gun; Chris Cooper stretches it out for a good mark; Kirt McClain goes up and over the high jump bar. 85 ScoH Wall, Todd Hookfin GotoQtate TODD HOOKFIN (below) 1st Sectionals 3rd District 100-varddash SCOTT WALL (right) 1st Sectionals 1st District „2nd State highjump VARSITY: Row I: Matt Parrill, Steve Reiss, Dan Kelly, Mike Butz, Bill Vasileff, Mark Rabung, Gary Morris, Brad Twait, Jim Harvey, Bob McDonald. Row II: Coach Flora, Tim O ' Neil, Craig Wireman, John Harvey, John Donnelly, Rick Miller, Curtis Bumgamer, John Campbell, Mike Coffman, Jeff Brannick. Row III: Jim Smallwood and David Hornbeck, managers. RESERVES: Row I: Alan Aler, Kerry Hutslar, Bill Coffman. Chris Hannan. Dirk Fisher, Jim Kuehnhold, Ray Clark, Brian Milledge, Coach Rigel. Row II: Don Tuttle. Gary Yowler, Eric Juergens, John Yowler. Todd Hallam, Paul Bonn, Bob Heironimus, Dave Castle, Mark Tack- ett, manager. 88 Baseball Nine Works Through ' Building Year ' : Promises Better Things to Come! Head Coach Gary Flora VAR; North Urbana S entral Bellefontai Northwest Kenton Ril Greenon Bellefontati North vest€fn Northeastefn Northeastern Central (Tourney) London Kenton Ridge Greenon London Urbana RECORD: Overall 7-10 CBC 6-8 B9 John Harvey Honorary Tri-Captain, Steve Reiss Honorary Tri-Captain, Dan Kelly Honorary Tri-Captain, Craig Wireman The Stats Laura Skogstrom Tami Gray Teresa Satz The Bullpen Clockwise: Rick Miller John Harvey John Donnelly Curtis Bumgarner John Campbell Jeff Brannick The Managers Jim Smallwood David Hornbeck 91 The m Team Action ' Team Members in Action pictures on pages 92 and 93 nclude: Coach Flora, Curtis Bumgarner, John Donnelly. Dan Kelly, Craig Wireman, Matt Parrill, and Mark Rabung. 93 I r I % I %. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Back Row: Belinda Torsell, Kelli Wright, Shari Horn, Missy Miller, Karlene Bostick, Chris McCombs, Jo Dalie, Mrs. Puckett, Karen Flory, DeDe Fisher, Tania Litzenberg, Mane Cusack, Dawne Puckett, Cindy Huffman, Chesta WiUiams. Front Row: Shelly Hoffman, Cindy Stratton, Melissa Hughes, Vickie Farmer. Diana Bowers. Farmer Gets First CBC Honor Co-captain Vickie Farmer was chosen for the Ail-Conference CBC Volleyball team. Vickie is the first girl in the history of Shawnee to receive this honor. SEASON RESULTS Opponent Shawnee Kenton Ridge 2 1 Urbana 2 Bellefonlaine 2 Northwestern 2 Greenon 2 London 2 Northeastern 1 2 Kenton Ridge 2 Urbana 2 Bellefontaine 2 Northwestern -2 Greenon 2 Northeastern I 2 London 2 P. 94: L. to R.: V ' arsitN Co-captains ' ickie Farmer and Cindy Huffman. Reserve Co- captains Karlene Bostick and DeDe Fisher. Jo Dalie and Dawne Puckett. P. 95: L. to R.: Dawne Puckett. Cindy Huffman. Pep talk from Mrs. Puckett dur- ing time-out. 95 Undefeated Girls Take CBC Twice Mattes, Wildermutb Amy Wildermuth, Polly Mattes and Kathy Kopp pose beside their ' Good Luck ' sign in Shawnee ' s lobby before leaving for the District Tournament. Kohl, Kathy Kopp. Cindy Slaughter, Polly Mattes, Amy Wildermuth. Row II: Judy Freeman, Marisa Kenny, Michelle Eaton, Mr mm L. to R.: Seniors take time-oul from practice to pose for the camera — Lisa Carney. Kathy Kopp. Kim Ervin, Julie Brown. Amy Wildermuth moves in on the ball. Coach Rita Kohl presents award to Honorary Captain Kathy Kopp at Sports Awards Night assembly. Captain Kathy Kopp in action! Coach Rita Kohl directs practice — Amy and Kelly Ervin have a side-line conversation. Girls Vafsity Improving Senior co-captains: Jo Dalie and Kim Ervin ;jiftfiiiiSl| SCOREBOARD They Bellefontaine Northeastern Urbana Northwestern Kenton Ridge London Greenon Bellefontaine Northeastern Ui|iana Northwestern Kenton Ridge London Greenon Stebbins L. to R.: Su Valenteen, Marisa Kenny. Deb Bell. Tonya Oren, Pati Beil. Tess South. Jo Dalie. DeDe Fisher, Kim Ervin. Dawne Puckett. Center: Coach Robinson. 98 MCORhMOARIJ They We Bellefontaine % 37 Northeastern 9 34 Urbana Northwestern Kenton Ridge London Greenon Bellefontaine Northeastern Northwestern Kenton Ridge London Greenon 27 19 21 32 8 30 21 17 26 18 13 19 15 16 19 22 21 16 18 21 22 L. to R Rim I [)iana Bo ers. Kim Haley. Jessica ChiUon, Kathy South. Beck.v Miller, manager. Row 2: Kay Hoecker. Becky Miller. Laura Bennett, Debbie Highfield. 99 Young Team Qhows Ptomise This was only the second year for Shaw- nee ' s Girls ' Track Team and this year was extremely successful. They took second place in the CBC and two of the girls advanced to the AAA Dis- trict track meet. Since there was only one graduating senior on the team, hopes are high for next year. COACHES: Mrs. Kohl and Mrs. Elliot 100 Row I: Kathy South. Kim Haley, Renee Pequignot, Beth Lind. Row II: Anette Piquignot, Beth Brouhard, Lynn Covey, Heidi Kohl, Phyllis Collins. Row III: Tess South, Julie McBride, Paula Knisley, DeDe Fisher, Tammy Mitchell. Row IV: Teresa Welch, Robyn Gray, Jenness Zerkle, Beth Cooper, Tammy Myers. W:Mmf ... . Clockwise From Top Left: Phyllis Collins; Beth Brouhard; Tammy Myers: Kelli Wnght; Teresa Welch; Beth Cooper, Robin Gray, and Lynn Covey. • ' 9- - ; Softball Team Gains AAA Sectional Championship HONORARY C0-CAPTAIN9: MELI98A HUGHES MARI8A KENNY 00ACHE9: MIKE AND LINDA KNOX L ro «..■ Coach Linda Knox. Vickie Farmer. MELISSA HUGHES -CO-CAPTAIN. Diana Bowers, Laura Bennett. Dawne Puckett. MARISA KENNY - CO-CAPTAI ■, Donna French. Becky Miller, Kay Aler. Melissa McCoy, mgr.; Missy Miller, Judi Zimmerman. Jo Dalie. Coach Mike Knox. Abseiil From Picture: Tammie Clark, Tina Schutte. We Th Urbana 21 Bellefontaine 16 Kenton Ridge 41 Greenon 14 Bellefontaine 17 Northwestern 12 London 15 Sectional 5 1 102 District SCOREBOARD 6 17 10 15 3 10 10 Urbana Kenton Ridge Northeastern Northeastern London Northwestern Greenon TOURNAMENT We South 14 Beavercreek 8 Tecumseh 2 Thev ' 4 2 We They 8 1 7 8 9 11 26 17 23 - 14 7 5 5 7 SOFTBALL SECTIONAL CHAMPS IN ACTION: L lo R.: Laura Bennett, at bat Da uie Pucketi touches homepi.r.e v .aeh Knox and Judi Zimmerman — Urbana game. Judi Zimmerman and Marisa Kenny. Mary Collms. JoAnn Dalie swats a homerunl Honorary Co-Cap- tain Mansa Kenny on the mound for Shawnee. 103 Girls Move Forward in Bports Competition: First Year in AAA! Right: KIM HALEY, 1st girl to become a member of Shaw- nee ' s cross country team. In track, ran the mile and 880 at Dis- trict. Finished 6th in mile. Below: BETH LIND, Honorary Captain of Girls ' track team. Advanced to District in long jump. 104 Ufl: KATHY KOPP, Honoran, Captain Advanced to District two years in a row. Below: AMY WILLERMUTH (left) and POLLY MATTES (nght). Tennis doubles team who advanced to State Competition. Amy is a sophomore; Polly is a freshman. 105 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Mr. Ed Irvine. Principal Mrs. Marjorie Daye, Secretary Mrs. Shirley Kittles, Secretary Office Aides Sealed: Mrs. Daye and Mrs. Kittles. Standing (I. to r.): Debbie Risteff. Barb Rossler, Stephanie Risteff, Kim Silvers. Judy Heaston, Cheryl Osment. Patricia Hufford. Tina Tayloe. Lisa Miller. Patti Majerle. Kathy Harmer, Linda Cutler. Cynthia Mustar. 108 Mrs. Martha Stephens Mr. William Buck Mr. Dale McDonald Counselor Aides ROW I: Michelle Carpenter, Tina Bergeest, Melissa Hughes. ROW 11: Bonnie Powers, Teresa Clouser, Cindy Rumbold. Tami Gray. Jenny Seipel, Sharon McDonald, Denise Williams. 109 SENIORS: Trudy Stambaugh, Secretary; Lana Erlanger, Repre- sentative; Bruce Bedingfield, Vice-President; Tina Tayloe, Presi- dent; Laura Fazio, Treasurer. SOPHOMORES: From: Kurt McClain, Vice-President; Amanda Agle, Treasurer. Back: Margie Fazio, Representative; Becky Miller, President; Margaret Young, Secretary. Qtudenf Council COUNCIL OFFICERS: Tina Tayloe, President; Kim Silvers, Vice-President; Mr. Brown, Advisor; Lori Lockwood, Secretary; Nancy Mundy, Treasurer. no live. J.C.O.W.A. ADVISOR; Mr. Michael Brown OFFICERS:!, wy?. (absent from picture: Secretary — Renee Pequignot President — Kim Honefanger Vice-President — Lori Walsh Laura Skogstrom. Treasurer) ROW I: Ellen Priddy. Karen Hopkins, Debbie Montgomery, Kay Kirk, Kim Shaffer, Laura Skogstrom. Lori Walsh. Renee Pequignot. Melanie Miller, Barb Brewer. Bonnie Powers, Kelly Ervin, Brenda Poling. ROW II: Blake Adams, Roland James. Nathan Wilson. Dan Reiss. Paula Knisley, Sandy Gibson, Teresa Bohn. Shan Horn, Margie Fazio, Mane Cusack, Marcie O ' Neil, Demse Lapp, Tama Litzenberg, Patti Majerle, Stephanie Risteff. ROW III: Susan Keller. Missy Miller, Peggy Mason, Erin McGrath, Steve Reiss, Kirk Hoecker, Mick Kittles. Tina Tayloe, Julie Cappelli, Dennis Freshour, Tim O ' Neil, Cheryl Osment, Melissa Butz, Brenda Householder, Barb Rossler, Cindy Rumbold. Teresa Clouser. 1 y F. LA. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: L. to R.: Treasurer — Amy Wildermuth President — Kellie Bruggeman Advisor — Mrs. Virginia Graver Vice-President — Christina Brouhard Secretary — Laura Skogstrom ROW ■ Amv Wildermuth Laura Skogstrom, Mrs. Graver, Kelhe Bruggeman, Christina Brouhard. ROIV II: Cheri Frazier, Kim Ervm, Bafb RossleSe B rown, Lana Irlanger, V.ck, Juergens, Dede Dunlap, Beth Bennett, 1 } ; ]; Debbie Risteff, Kathy Kopp, Trudy Stambaugh, Natalie Martin. ROW III. Jackie Wa.nz, Lynn Conrad Karen H°P ' ' ' -J;- ' Yow , Lon V alsh, Kim Shaffer, Renee Pequignot, Kay Aler, Donna French, Lone Hale Kris , ' f . f ' g ROW IV Cindy Slaughter, Jan Wear, Belinda Torsell, Patti Majerle, Tenia Litzenberg, Cynthia Mustar, Ellen Priddy Brenda Poling ?St, Gorman, Nancy Gossett, Becky Miller, Gilda Thompson Robin Hawkins. « , - J . -- . Powers Beckv Neidemire, Gail Bedingfield. Daphne Burns, RaeJean Barone, Julie Skogstrom. Kelli Wright, bhelly Holtman, Bein B ouhlVd 2e M Lisa Mmnick, Karen Per ' ry. ROW VI: Susan Hinkle, Shan H7 D - Zappe WenHv Wall Margaret Young Amanda Agle, Marisa Kenny, Jenness Zerkle, Julie McBnde, Phyllis Collins, Robin oray kuw vu. San RisS Kay kT Annie Roberts, Mary Collins. Jenny Seipel, Tami Gray, Amy Shoemaker, Sandy Gibson. Lon Brown, Janet Hodge, Patty King, Ann Steiger, Karen Baldwin, Briget Comelison, Marcie O Neil. 112 Secretaries Club OFFICERS: L. to R.: President — Karin Slaughter Vice-President — Patricia Hufford Secretary — Judy Heaston Treasurer — Erin McGrath ROW • Teresa Barnett, Ten Mihaly, Penny Sumpter. Ten Snook. Lisa Caudy. Nancy Mundy. Patnaa Hufford. Enn McGrath. Wendy Norton. Merry Beth Hopkins. ROW II: Kelly Ervin. Dawn Bennett. Joyce Redmond. Gale Speckman. Karen VSest. Missy Harris. Judy Smith. Nancy Music. Rose Thompson. Brenda Burkhardt, Kann Slaughter. 113 Language Club Above: ADVISORS: Mrs. sheimer, Mrs. Sterling. Williamson, Miss Wel- Left: OFFICERS: Stephanie Risteff, secretary; Vicki Juergens, vice-president; Lana Erlanger, presi- dent; Dan Reiss, treasurer; Doug Davis, program chairman. Row I: D. Davis, L. Erlanger, Miss Welsheimer, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Sterling, V. Juergens, S. Risteff, D. Reiss. Row II: M. O ' Neil, B. Comelison, M. Cusack, S. Nuss, D. Lapp. A. Steiger, T. Seymour, C. Williams, J. Smith, R. Powell, C. Cline, C. Compton, T. Kelly, R. Grove, L. Skogslrom, K. Ervin. Row III: V. Farmer, S. Leibfritz, M. Lubbers, C. McCombs, B. Torsell, J. Wear, K. Bamhart, S. Essig, K. Kopp, C. Osment, K. Honefanger, D. Greenwalt, C. Hearlihy, K. Farrell, K. Shaffer. Row IV: K. Shank, D. Montgomery, S. Schroeder, B. Adams, J. Hornbeck, M. Eaton, A. Clark, S. Kuehnhold, R. Barone, J. Chilton, K. Wright, A. Lemmon, C. Morris, M. Martin. Row V: B. Cooper, R. Shepard, L. Dean, J. Rolph. J. Cheema, J. Brown, P. Doslu, J. Skogstrom, K. South, A. Pequignot, P. Mattes, J. Morris, N. McGrath, C. Slaughter, R. Pequignot. Row VI: K. Kirk. B. Weber, P. Hamilton, V. Juergens, J. Seipel, T. Gray, K. Ervin, B. Rossler, J. Speelmon, B. Donley, J. Engle, T. Schutte. Row VII: M. Butz, C. Brouhard, G. Bracken, K. Morris, K. Bruggeman, R. Ewing, P. Stangas, K. Gamble, G. James, B. Kimmerle, J. Beil, L. Conrad. Row VIII: J. Brannick, C. Gorman, N. Gossett, J. Zerkle, J. McBride, A. Wildermuth, M. McCoy, G. Thompson, D. Boner, M. Parsons, B. Neidemire, B. Powers. Row IX: N. Wilson, J. Majerle, B. Kirk, L. Covey, V. Frazier, M. Kenny, D. Zappe, W. Wall, S. Horn, G. Bedingfield, P. King. Row X: J. Shaw, L. Puckett, B. Heironimus, J. Heskett, W. Holland, B. Burns, B. Jordan. Row XI: R. Heirnomus, P. Majerle. K. Bostick, T. Litzenberg, K. Bostick, S. Gibson, L. Brown, J. Jordan. Row XII: B. Householder, C. Rumbold, K. Wray, E. Howell. Row XIII: D. Risteff, D. Bishop, L. Wickerham. Row XIV: S. Allendar, C. Frazier. Row XV: J. Wainz. 114 Medical Careers Club OFFICERS: Mindy Overholser. vice-president; Lora Cremean, president; Ginger Bracken, secretary; Kim Silvers, treasurer. Mrs. Leona Puckett, advisor Row 1: (at right of picture) Tanya Hayner. Melissa Panstingel, Tonya Huffman. Ro - 11: Jeana Hornbeck, Mehssa Buti, karen Moms Mindy Overholser, Mrs. Puckett, Lora Cremean, Cindy Milner, Lora Puckett, Juamta Shaw. Row III: Tamara Kelly Kay Hoecker T South, Ginger Bracken, Kim Silvers, Celene Valenteen. Renee Young. Row IV: Chesta Wimams. Narda Kmnison Becky Miller Bill Bums. Row V: BetTi Grashel, Belinda Everhart, Geneva Smith, Tammy Mitchell, Tammy Hickey, Carole Webb Heidi Collins. Donna French M Music, Liz Comer, Margie Fazio. Row VI: Janet Beil, Cheryl Clarkson, Teresa McGrath, Paula Knisley, Lon Lockwood, Melame MiUer. Beth Lilly, Debbie Montgomery, Kandy Comelison, E nca Lethcoe, Jenni Jones, Phyllis Cavallaro. 115 OFFICERS: L. to R.: Mark Potts — Student Rep.; Edina Szempruch — Trea- surer; Lisa Minnick — Secretary; Paul Roush — Vice-Presi- dent: Bill Kirk — President. Row I. L to R.: John Shidemanlle. John Majerle, Bill Kirk, Mark Althouse, Tony Lubbers, Row II: Mark Potts, Lisa Minnick, Mr. Minnick (advisor), Paul Roush, Edina Szempruch, Brian Weber, Judy Houser. 116 =u= Industrial Arts Club Officers: Carl Bogg.s — treasurer Shawn Tayloe — preiidenl Rick Heironimus — secretary L. to R.: Frank Miller, Dawn Bennett, David Mabry, Carl Boggs, Rick Heironimus, Shawn Tayloe, Chris Hebble. Craig Fifer. Bob Heironi- mus, Mr. Burcham. 117 A-y Club ROW I: Dan Reiss. Mark Lail, Mark McNutl. Jim Hall, Tim Knighl. Eugenia Woodard. Tammje Clark. ROW 11: Renee Simpson, Nikki Swartzbaugh John Wobbe. Bruce Green, Doug Oaden, Mrs. MacGregor. Ronnie Simonelli, Jeff Speilman. Jay Stranlz, Rick Heironimus. ROW . Nathan Wilson. Kirk Burgoyne. Chuck Reveal, Terry Alexander. Daryl Steen, Chris DeWell. Tom Snorf, Chris Hebble. Mike Bradley, John Shidemanlle, Bob Heironimus, Jim Watson, Mike Coffman. Forensic Club Top: President Kelly Hibbett Vice-President — Trudy Stambaugh Treasurer — Beth Bennett Secretary — DeeDee Music Center: Advisor — Mr. Don Kelly ROW I: Rick Heck. KelK Hibbett. Ralf Ewing. Beth Bennett. DeeDee Music. ROW II: Susan Williams. Lisa Minnick. Karen Perry. Janet Tordiff. Beck L ' lsh. Doug Ogden. Lisa Carney. Tammie Clark. ROW III: Peggy Mason. Gail Bedingfield. Lon Siemon. .-Man Moore. Daryl Steen. Amy Price. Melissa Lamborn. ROW I ' : Miss Miller. Chip Blickle. Steve Legge. Joe Panstingel. Lora Cremean. Tom Snorf. Melissa Panstingel. Kris Reiff. 119 Home Economics Club Mrs. Malone and Mrs. Bradfute, Advisors From: Patricia Hufford. president. Back L to R: Joyce Redmon, vice-president. Merry Beth Hopkins, treasurer, Kathy Stiffler. news reporter; Penny Williams, secretary. 120 Row I Vickie Page. Peggv Carpenter. Pennv Williams. Molly Redmon. Karen West. Run- II Lori Highfield, Denise McClanahan. Tammy Hickev. Kathv Stiffler. Brenda Eiche ' lberger. Joyce Redmon. Row III: Debbie Highfield. Melissa Hughes. Gena Beaver Cindy Greene. Carole Webb. ' Brenda Summers. Row 11 : Laura Bennett. Erica Lethcoe. Ten Snook. Tami Jones. Rhonda Jones. Renee Stevens. Row I ' : Cindv Johnson. Teresa Barnett. Merry Beth Hopkins. Peggy Steele. Denise Speckman. Gloria Crew. Robin Hartman. Edina Szempruch. Celina Walters. Rose Thompson. Judy Houser, Nancy Music. Missy Harris. L. 10 R.: counter clockwise: Ed Ridenour, Patti Sprinkle, Bruce Barker, Jeana Hombeck, Leslie Boyer, Dave Horbeck, Tom Snorf, Lisa Minnick, Brian Milledge, Tanya Stidham, Eugenia Woodard, Mark Tackett, Carla Cline, Larry Greenwalt, Mr. Railsback. Qfage Crew Ed Ridenour, Stage Manager L. to R.: Preparing for the fall play, You Can ' t Take It With You, are Becky Ulsh, Ed Ridenour, and Howie Hustead. 121 The International Thespian Goclety jrtfi hr 0 NEW MEMBERS: A hove: Becky Ulsh Lisa Minnick Lorl Lockwood Valerie Jeurgens Andy Demana Briget Cornelison CarlaCline Kriss Reiff Donna French Lori Heck Chris Brouhard Lisa Carney Tanya Stidham Mark Tackett Daryl Sleen : Brian Milledge Larry Greenwalt Bruce Barker OLD MEMBER: Lefl: Doug Davis Ralf Ewing Kellie Bruggemaiv Trudy Stambauglr .lohnda Porfidio Kelly Hibbett Beth Bennett Lora Cremean Larry Southward Wes Holland Kathy Kopp Lon Barns Kim Gamble Bruce Green Dave Hornbeck Ed Ridenour Jeff Parkin Rick Heck 122 A Poor Player Thai 9trufs and Frefs His Hour Upon the Qtage, and Then Is Heard No More. — Shakespeare DramaHcs Club Mr. Dave Ralisback ADVISOR DRAMATICS CLLB OFFICERS Ralf Ewing President Kelly Hibbetl Vice-President Doug Davis Treasurer Trudy Stambaugh Secretary DRAMATICS CLUB: Row I: Ed Ridenour, Dave Hornbeck, Jeff Parkin. Kim Gamble, Lori Barns. Beth Lind, Beth Bennett. Ralf Ewmg. Jolinda Porfidio, Kelly Hibbett, Doug Davis. Row II: Melissa Lamborn. Lorie Hale. Becky Potts. Peter Stangas. Jem French. Dede Dunlap. Trudy Stambaugh. Kellie Bruggeman. Christina Brouhard. Karen Morris. Lori Heck. Mr. Railsback. Row III: Jan Wear. Margaret ioung. Karen Perry. Patty Sprinkle. Vicki Juergens. Jackie Wainz. Kathy Kopp. Julie Brown. Susie Williams. Tom Snorf. Keizo Tanaka. Row l : Gaby James. John Elliott. Lora Cremean. Natlie Martin. Amy Lemmon. Michele Martin. Carla Morris. ' alerie Juergens. Peri Doslu. Julie Mackert. Janet Tordiff. Daryl Steen. Row V: Robyn Grove. Donna French. Wesley Holland. Bruce Green. .Amy Price. .Ann Steiger. Karen Baldwin. Briget Cornelison. Belinda Torsell, John Wobbe, Larry Southward. Jim Stocker. 123 Varsity S OFFICERS: L. to R.: Dan Kelly — secretary; Kirk Hoecker — treasurer; Mitch Ulery — vice-president; Mick Kittles — president. Lef, to Pomt: Rick Eichelberger, Don Dudrow. Mike Spradlin, Jim Kincaid. Craig Wireman, Dennis Freshour, Todd Hookf.n, Tim O Neil, Dan Kellv Steve Reiss, Kirk Hoecker, Mick Kittles. Point to Right: Mitch Ulery, Frank Miller, Andy Demana, Bill Vasilef f, Tim Conley, Bob Gray Kip Weaver, Scott Wall, Brad Twait, Kurt Huemmer, Mike Kitchen. Back. L to R.: Advisors Mr. Engle and Mr. McDonald. 124 G.A.A. OFFICERS: Mindy Overholser, president; Brenda Kelly, points secretary; DeDe Fisher, secretary; Lori Siemon, treasurer. Seated in Car: Missy Harris, vice-president. Advisor Miss House Row I: Missy Harris, Lori Siemon, DeDe Fisher, Mindy Overholser. Row II: Jacki Hodge, DeeDee Music, Tammy Myers. Julie K.ell . Gale Speckman, Karin Slaughter, Kim Miller, Belinda Everhart, Karen Flory, Tanya Hayner. Row III: Kelli Wright. Kathy South. Julie Skog- strom. Shelly Hoffman, Heather Kohl, Beth Brouhard. Beth Grashel, Geneva Smith. Janet Schwenn, Robin Hartman, Erica Lethcoe. Row IV: Julie Miller, Carolyn Remmetter. Pam Werner, Jessica Chilton, Kim Haley. Michelle Eaton. Judy Freeman. Wendy Norton. Brenda Burkhardt, Melissa Panstingel, Chesta Williams, Daphne Burns. Row V: Susan Valenteen. Dawne Puckett, Becky Miller, . nnie Roberts. Kay Aler, Becky Neidemire, Cindy Slaughter, Susan Hinkle, Melissa McCoy, Gilda Thomson, Lynn Covey. Row 17. Debbie Highfield, Melissa Hughes. Eugenia Woodard. Lisa Caudy. Sue Schroeder. Amy Wildermuth. Robin Hawkins, Tess South, Becky Miller, Beth Cooper. Dede Boner. Gail Bedingfield. Row VII: Melissa Vititoe. Lora Cunningham, Jennifer Morris, Tammy Hicke . Brenda Stradling. Jo.- nn Dalie. Kay Hoecker. Heidi Kohl. Phyllis Collins, Marisa Kenny, Wendy Wall. Row Mil: Tonya Huffman. Juanita Shaw. Lori Brown. Karlene. Bosiick, Karen Bostick, Renae Rhoades, Amv Shoemaker. Jennesse Zerkle. Robyn Gray. Kara Hibbett. Julie McBride. Shan Horn. Diane Zappe. 125 National Honor Gociety IHONOR SOCIETY) t Mrs. Kathryn Hickes — Guest Speaker Mrs. Mowery, Advisor; Beth Bennett, Vice-President; Tammie Clark, President; Doug Davis, Secretary-Treasurer. fP rv A ' Ro. I: Doug Davis, Jen. French, Brenda Poling, Nancy Mundy, Debbie Risteff, Nancy Mus.c, ' ck. Juergens Debb Hartman Ke Griegs Vickk Farmer. Row II. Barb Rossler, Ralf Ewing, Teresa Bamett, Dave Bennett, Jeff Brann.ck, Pat. Be.l, Doug Yowler. M.tch Ulery, mf-ravbe Bren™ Shaffer. Row III: Mary Lubbers, Barb Brewer, Ke.th Burt, Mike Butz, Lynn Conrad Merry Beth Hopk.ns, Barb Jor- dan Mdlm Mmer JuHe Mitchell. Row K Mane Parsons, Bruce Green, Dan Reiss, Tina Schutte, Bnan Shaf er, K.m Severs Uura Skog- Som Chns Tav or Brad Twa.t Mr. M.chael Brown. Row V: Tamime Clark, Doug Ogden, Peter Stangas, J.m Worthen, T.na Bergeest, L.sa SreySlynSt°ner, Jackie Wa.nz. Kelly H.bbett, John Ell.ott. Sandy U.bfntz, Melissa Butz, Cheryl Osment, Beth Bennett. Old members — light robes; New Members — dark robes. 126 ' F ioL W m Scholarship Leadership Character Service A busy year for the National Honor Society began with preparations for the spring student exchange tour to Bergenfield, New Jersey. During December, a lovely teacher ' s breakfast was sponsored in the library, and manv teachers were quoted as saying, It was the best ever! Induction week climaxed with the formal ceremony and swearing in of the thirty-one new members. The evening was also highlighted by a choir octet and an inspiring speech by former National Honor Society leader and Shawnee teacher, Mrs. Kathryn Hickes. The ear was truly one of change and excitement for our Shawnee chapter. 127 N.H.9. on Broadway... Pictures taken on National Honor Society trip to Ber genfield. New Jersey, New York City, and Philadelphia. ■V V £StS .- -? il QClMfcR Ktyi_ANy. .RAiiiiU_««. .W1 ••« . . . Only 45 Minutes Away! Tti-Editot ' S Shawano Above Right: Kelly Hibbett Above Left: Bruce Bedingfield Right: Beth Bennett Edifot Qold ' n Black Left: Ralf Ewing 132 Meanne Jeanne and ihe Yearbook Fiends X Page 132: CANDIDS — Ralf Ewing. Dede Dunlap. Jeff Parkin. Jeni French GIRLS SPORTS — Tammie Clark SEN lOR SECTION — John Elliott. Beth Ben- nett. Ralf Ewing ACTIVITIES — Chervl Osment. Melissa Butz. Jackie Wainz. Lana Erianger. Tina Tavloe ADVERTISING — Patncia Hufford. Nancy Music, Chris Brouhard. Kell Hibbett. Lora Cremean. Rick Heck ORGANIZATIONS — Trud Stambaugh. Karin Slaughter. Kellie Bruggeman. Mindy Overholser. Doug Davis. Beth Bennett. Peter Stangas UNDERCLASS SECTION — Natalie .Martin. Janet Beil. Karen Morris. Patti Majerle. Laura Fazio Page Lll- TRI-EDITORS — Beth Bennett. Bruce Bedins- field. Kellv Hibbett ADVISOR — Mrs. Hiles BOYS SPORTS — Bruce Bedingfield. Goober King, .Andy Demana. Mick Kittles. Steve Reiss. Kirk Hoecker PHOTOGRAPHERS — Dan Arnold. Mike Spradlin. Jav Dillahunt SPECIAL. AWARDS Most Creative ' earbook Staffer — Don ' Goo- ber ' King. Rick Heck (2nd place) ' Miss Publications of 197S — Nancv Music 133 ( m° Left- Advisor to the SOUND OF THE DRUMS, Shawnee spring literary magazine Miss Kathryn Spencer. Below: Advisors toGOLD ' N BLACK, Shawnee newspaper Mrs, Jeanne Hiles and Mrs. Marjorie Daye. Sound of the Drums SOUND OF THE DRUMS STAFF: Row I: Don King, Ginger Bracken. Beth Lind, Trudy Stambaugh, Miss Spencer VickiVueraens. Row II: NataHe Martin, Karin Slaughter, Eugenia Woodard, Doug Davis, Kelhe Brugge- man DedeDunlap, Ralf Ewing. Row III: Rick Heck, Beth Bennett, Jem French, Mindy Overholser, Lora Cremean, Karen Morris, Maureen Burke. GOLD ' N BLACK STAFF: Mark Tackett, Lisa Minnick, Cheryl Compton, Carla Cline. Llkm Rifihl: COLD ' N BLACK Editor Rick Hack and Assistant Karen Perry. Below: Busi- ness Manager Ralf Ewing, Column Editor Larry Greenwalt. Art Editor Vickie Farmer, and Assistant Art Editor Don Goober ' King. In car: Mary Collins. Rim I: Cindv Greene, .loe Panslingel. « n. , Phyl ' hs Collins. Lone Hale. Kris Reiff. Belinda Torsell. Absent Iroin picnirc — Valerie Juergens and Peri Doslu. SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS IL. lo R.l: Eugenia Woodard. .leni French. Judy Houser. Doug Davis. Kath Kopp. Kelly Hibbett. Nancy Music. Dede Dunlap. Beth Lind. Not pictured — Kim Gamble. SPECIAL. EnSPAPER STAEEA HARDS Outstanding Writer of 1978 award — Rick Heck Outstanding .Achievement as Business Manager and Writer — Ralf Ewing Outstandins Columnist — Kell - Hibbett 135 137 FLAG BEARERS: Lori Walsh. Kim Shaffer. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES: Lori Geron, Mark Kapp, Stephanie Rutan. Listen to the Beat . i n Starting Clockwise Upper Left: DRUM MAJOR Mark Kapp. TROMBONE SECTION: Top. L. to R.: Kevin Simpson. Tim Lubbers. Bottom: Kim Miller, Kris Reiff. John Elliott playmg his trumpet durmg half-time festivities. PERCUSSION SECTION; L. to R.: Marc Means. John Wobbe, John Shidemantle. Tom Buell. Craig Fifer. Kirk Burgoyne, Rick Heironimus. Tina Schutte. Renee Pequignot. Laura Skogstrom. Rene Simpson. 139 And the Band Matched On . . . J . t ms), r A cm lock.-.e Fran. Upper Lef,: Joe Heskett receiv.ng Outstandrng Senior Award [-- f. f ' pET TiniM- Tnn I in R ' Mike Kitchen Joe Hatfield. BoHom, L. w «.; Craig Cooke, Jeff Calicoal. 1 RUMFhl btci iuin. .. ;o «.. oeiii niuun ™ ApS D Hart Robyn G ove Debb.e Highfield, Beth BennetU Dede Dunlap, Joe Heskett, John Elliot, Mehssa Lamborn, Bern.e Kim- merie N ck?Swa izLugh Lon Barns, Jen, French. Cen,er: Dan Reiss. CLARINET SECTION 5.. . .- Pam Eckler.i?«w Teresa Bohn, B atrck Nancy Mundy. Karen Perry, Laura Skogstrom. Ro. ' II: John Kuenhold. Lynn Conrad. Jim Kuenhold, Paula Knisley. 140 Clockwise From Top: FLUTE SECTION: Row I: Sharon Mosie, Kelly Hibbett, Madalme Stangas, Mary Lubbers. Mane Parsons. Row II: Amy Price, Valerie Juergens. Susan Kuehnhold, Amy Clark, Lisa Yowler. Row III: Joe Panstingel, Jennifer Moms Michele Martin Julie Skogstrom. Row IV: Shen Essig, Kathy South. F-HORN SECTION: L. Top to Botwm: Heather Kohl, Kav Hoecker. Lora Cremean. Natalie Martin. R. Top to Bottom: Kara Hibbett, Jenness Zerkle. Julie Miller. Trudy Stambaugh. Trudy Stambaueh and Natalie Martin holding awards presented for being squad leaders of Most Outstanding Squad. SAXOPHONE SECTION: Bottom: Gail Bedinefield. L to R ■ Mart - Pidcock, Ralf Ewing, Doug Ogden. Top Row: Annette Pequignot. Joy Kerr. Karen Hopkins. 141 Hey. What ' s That? Block 9 !  L. to R.: Bonnie Powers — treasurer; Mary Collins — secretary; Mrs. Beth Hearlihy — advisor; Mindy Overholser — siS vice-president; Tina Tayloe — president. Row I- Annie Roberts. Lon Lockwood. Barb Jordan, Christina Brouhard. Julie Cappelh Tina Tayloe, mdy Overholser Melissa Butz KaThy Kopp Vickie Jones, Julie Brown, Chris Freeze. Row II: Elizabeth Howell, Kem Shank Judy Houser, Sheri Al ' enderHe i Kohl, Gale Soeckniln Missv Hams Karin Slaughter, Peggy Carpenter. Jolinda Porfidio, Barb Rossler, Kim Ervin. Lisa Carney Row III. Carolyn Rem- Sr Cindy Stevenson Ar y Lemmon, EdinlSzempruch, Janet Schwenn. Tobie Frank, Tami Gray, Jenny Se.pel Erin McGrath LeAnn Sark on Judy Hea on Teresa Brown Tammy Hayner. Row IV: Mindy Williarns, Lmda Montgomery, Chesta Williams, A Karen Baldwin, Judy Smith. Julie Mackert, Felisa Flora, Laura Slagk. Erica Lethcoe. Kellie Wright, l . ' Co ' ; im Chase « Molly Redmond, Naomi DeHart, Sharon Davis. Rae Jean Barone DeDe Fisher. Mary Collins. M.ssy Mil e Kathy Farrel Lor H Donna French Sue Leibfritz Lisa Hensley. Shan Shaffer. Row VI: Robin Hawkins, Amy Wildermuth. Becky Ulsh, Beth Cooper, Ruth Mie- oard Leno a Dean Lori Heck Cindy Seymour, Karen Bostick. Cindy Johnson, Sandy Gibson, l ri Brown, BrendaE.chelberger. Row VII. hvliss Col fns Ju ie McBrW Robyn Gray, Melissa McCoy, Cindy Greene, Deb Greenwalt, Linda hlRenee Rhodes, Laura Cunning- Lm Janet Xdge.Juhe Gannon, Jo Anne Llle, Lisa Caud . Row VIII: V kie F ' -;Lynn Covey Stephanie ' ; f : ' ° l Chnsti Gorman Kelly Ervin, Teresa Satz, Teri Snook, Liz Tackett Renee Young, Debbie Wilson, Alicia Kelly, Tonya Kely.J oW South Margaret Young. Karlene Bostick, Sue Schroeder, Cheryl Clarkson, Tanya Hayrier, Teresa McGrath Sandy LeibfrUzPattiSprnke, Beth Landei, Joyce Redmond, Dawn Bennett, Mindy Shirk, Angle Wilson. Row - Nancy Weed, Den.se Lapp Karen We Becky Neidmire, Bonnie Powers. Cindy Slaughter, Deb Montgomery, Beth Lilly, Melanie Miller, Stephanie Perkins, Gena Allman, Kate Steinberger. 142 Uft 10 R,ghr Enn McGrath and Cheryl Clarkson. Ron ' 1. Lefi w R,gh,: Sue Hmkle. Becky Neidemire, Cmdv Slaughter and Kas ler Ro. 11- Bonn,. SheTH f n N ° ' M ' -r ' H ' v ' ? ' ? ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° - hr.s Freeze, Johnda Porf.d.o, Barb r ' i r t m Emn L i vnr SheMy Hoffman Nancy McGrath. V,ck, Juergens, Mary Colhns, masked. Mindv Overholser. Mehssa Butz l,s.s Harr.s Kann Siauthter Erin W;:S M :S cSZr;:earrtr J wlrf ' - -- ■- ' ' - ' °- ' -- - ' - -- - •-ethcoeVLer aa rk irdf hL 143 The Three Qeniot Qtars of Homecoming This one was for you — Sen- iors. The senior float received first place in the competition, and a beautiful Lana Erlanger. crowned Homecoming Queen, reigned over her court of Shawnee royalty. A Thursday night bonfire pep rally started the weekend festivities, and following the Homecoming game, the Stu- dent Council sponsored a Pizza Party in the school cafe- teria. The dance This One ' s For You was given in Lana and her court ' s honor on the night of October 15. The magic memories will linger. Clockwise. Starting L to R.: Home- coming Court (identified on p.p. 146 and 147). TTie Dances s theme. Lana Erlanger and her escort lead the Queen ' s Dance. The seniors winnmg float — STOP ' EM. Brave Blake Adams. The bonfire at the pep rally. Couples enjoy music by Sterling. When announced Queen an expres- sion of happiness appears on Lana ' s face. Brave Blake Adams and major- ette Stephanie Rutan perform for the crowd at halftime. Center: Kent Gar- rett runs for a touchdown against Northwestern. 145 AUL, SlvMOR llOVII.COMINCi (OIRI: ..  «.; l.sccrl Milch Atlcndanl Clicrvl Osmcnl. I ' scori Bruce Bcdini;fiekl. la loc; Queen I, I scorl W ' es Srn HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS AND FLOATS: Clockwise Starling Upper Left: Junior Laura Skogstrom and escort Shawn Waterman. Junior Bonnie Powers and escort Shawn Tayloe. Junior Float. Sophomore Float. Sophomore Vickie Frazier and escort Tom Hale. Sopho- more Amanda Agle and escort Dan Leithauser. Freshman Float. Freshman Enca Lethcoe and escort Jack Bowshier. Center: Freshman Pen Doslu and escort Craig Erlanger. 147 The People Who Make Things Go! Right: KELLY HIBBETT WIZE STUDENT OF THE WEEK Below Left: NANCY MUSIC PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT SECRETARY Below Right: CHRISTINA BROUHARD ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT SECRETARY Vis) iM J 148 SIGN COMMITTEE: In Tree: Theresa McGrath, Cheryl Clark- son. Lefr 10 Righl. Top lo Bottom: Patti Sprinkle, Julie Brown, Mary Collins, Sandy Leibfritz, Dawn Bennett, Robin Hawkins, Judy Heaston, Tami Gray, Becky Naidemire, Teri Snook. m ; imri • IM . tmm ■■■. ■ ' S PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Left to Righl: Mary Collins, Mindy Overholser, Tanya Hayner, Dedee Boner, Melissa McCoy. Tess South, Diana Zappe. Shari Horn, Tina Tayloe. LIBRARY AIDES: Row I: Sandy Leibfritz, Joyce Redmon, Lorrie Robinson. Maureen Burke, Cyndi Saunders. Row II: Bill Patrick. Penn Williams, Jim Hall, Jeni French, Dede Dunlap, Joe Heskett, Shawn Stevens, Renee Stevens, Gloria Crew, Lisa Yowler, Nancv Gossett. 149 KEIZOTANAKA Foreign exchange student from Japan, who resided with the Dilla hunt family and attended Shawnee the first semester. CROSS COUNTRY STATISTICIANS: Row I: Sue Hinkle, Coach Rigel, Shari Horn. Row II: Liz Comer, Denise Lapp. Robin Hawkins, Margaret Young, Margie Fazio, Becky Neidemire, Dedee Boner. TRACK CINDERELLAS: Row I: Stephanie Risteff, Kay Kirk, Vickie Frazier, Barb Brewer, Peg Carpenter, Susan Schroeder, Kay Hoecker. Row II: Wendy Well, Margaret Young, Diana Zappe, Kim Shaffer, Bonnie Powers, Madaline Stangas, Lori Walsh, Sue Hinkle, Cindy Slaughter, Lenora Dean, Lorie Hale. Row III: Tina Tayloe, Cheri Frazier, Peri Doslu, Liz Comer, Beth Lilly, Debbie Montgomery, Melanie Miller. 150 ' Acf Well Your Part; 1. Penny (Kelly Hibbett) starts another novel. 2. Grandpa (Doug Davis) reminisces about the old days. 3. Grandpa welcomes the Kirbys with open arms. 4. ' Darn those flies in the kitchen ... — Rheba (Jolinda Porfidio) 5. Could it be love? (Lora Cremean and John Wobbe) 6. Paul (Jeff Parkin) thinks about his fireworks. Thete All the Honor Lies ' 7. Penny puts the finishing touches on her masterpiece. 8. Mr. Dave Railsback. Director, and Jackie Wainz. Student Director. 9. Grandpa has a heart to heart talk with the Man upstairs. 10. Mr. DePinna (Daryl Steen) hghts up. I 1. Kirby ( Wes Holland) falls for Kolenkhov (Ralf Ewing). 12. Hey. you ' re kinda cute . . . ' — (KathyKopp). a r 3 s 9 5 . 7 J — JO n 1 Qenior Qquad Leads Qpirit! Hard work, smiles, practice, summer camp, jumps, splits, and fantastic friendships are but a few of what makes cheerleading special. This was the first year in Shawnee ' s history that a cheerlead- ing squad was entirely seniors. P. 154: ClockKLse: SENIOR CAPTAIN: Jackie Wainz. Cheer- leader ' s Energize mount. VARSITY FOOTBALL. BAS- KETBALL AND RESERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEAD- ING ADVISOR: Miss House. P. 155: Top to Bottom: Varsity Football Cheerleaders pose during Parents ' Night game. SENIOR: Vicki Juergens. SENIOR: Laura Fazio. SENIOR: Cheryl Osment. SENIOR: Beth Lind. SENIOR; Lana Erlanger. i,aM 154 155 Cagers Backed by ' Q pi fit Makers ' Co-Captain Vicki Juergens Co-Captain Beth Lind VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Above L. to R.: Jackie Wainz. Melissa Butz, Cheryl Osment, Lana Erlanger. Vicki Juergens. Beth Lind. Bfhm L. lo R.: Seniors Cheryl Osment. Melissa Butz, Lana Erlanger, Jackie Wainz. 156 Gifis Boost CBC Wrestling Champs VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Top 10 Boitom: Vicky Jones. Annie Roberts, Laura Fazio, Bonnie Powers, Sheri Allender, Lori Lockwood. m ; Senior Sheri Allender Senior Vicky Jones 158 n WRLSri.hRf-.[-rf,S f j I: Susan Sthr. -der. Kay Kirk. Tami Gray Rrm II: Beih Benneil. Chen Frazier. Jan Wear. Robin Hawkins. Kara Hibbett. RrjK III Stephanie Risicff. Ginger Bracken. DeeDec Boner. Judy Allender. Row IV: Pally Kinf!. Vlari;ie Fazio. Belh Lilly. Jackl Hodge. WRESTLING CHEERLEADER ADVISOR: Mrs. Linda .Moore RESERVES: Back: Jenness Zerkle. Erica Lethcoe, Lynn Covey. From: Vicki Frazier 159 Right: FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Julie Skogstrom. Jennifer Morns, Erica Leth- coe. Valerie Juergens, Heather Kohl. Beth Brouhard. BeloK Lefl: Mrs. Sandy Bumgarner. Fresh- man Cheerleading Advisor Below Right: FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Julie Skogstrom. Valerie Juergens, Polly Mattes. Amy Lemmon. Beth Brouhard, Heather Kohl. RESERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Gail Bedingfield, Heidi Kohl, Missy Miller, Phyllis Collins, Julie McBride. 160 ' Action, AcHon, We Want Action! ' Clockwise Starling Upper Left: FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Heather Kohl. Valerie Juergens, Beth Brouhard, Erica Leth- coe. and Julie Skogstrom. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Beth Lind. Cheryl Osment. Lana Erlanger. Melissa Butz (in mount), Jackie Wainz and Vicki Juergens at sides. Freshman football cheerleaders spark team with mount power. ' Reserve basketball cheer- leaders fire team to victory — Phyllis Collins, Gail Bedingfield, Heidi Kohl. Missy Miller, Julie McBride. Wrestling cheerleadmg captain Laura Fazio knows the Braves are I! Wrestling cheerleader Annie Roberts adjusts an earring and ponders the Wm ' column for Shawnee. 161 Qhawnee Choits Ptovide Bea utiful Music As one goes through Shawnee High School, he is bound to hear fand be impressed by) beautiful voices from one of our choirs. The A Cappella Choir per- formed at both the Christmas and Easter assemblies, and all choirs took part in the fall and spring concerts. Highlighting the year ' s activities in the Vocal Music Department was the Shawnee Christmas Vesper Service at Wittenberg University ' s Weaver Chapel. Director Jack O ' Neil A CAPPELLA CHOIR: Row I: Brenda Burkhardt, Tammy Hayner. April DeHart. Lisa Carney, Winny Gonzalez, Denise Williams. Eugenia Woo- dard. Row II: Kathy Kopp, Natalie Martin, Beth Landess, LeAnn Clarkson. Debbie Bell. Vicki Juergens. Connie Burba, Liz Comer, Bonnie Powers, Laura Skogstrom. Row III: Beth Lind, Gaby James, Lana Erlanger, Ed Ridenour. Cecil Foley. Kevin Griggs. John Hutzell, Dennis Freshour. Doug Davis. Steve Ellmger, Sue Hinkle, Su Clarren. Row IV: Lori Lockwood. Julie Cappelli, Becky Neidemire. Sue Schroeder. Kim Gamble. Julie Brown. Cmdy Bair. Row V: Mr. O ' Neil. 162 A CAPPELLA OFFICERS: L. lo R.: Lisa Carney, treasurer: Natalie Marlln. co-presi- dent: Karin Slaughter, secretary: and Doug Davis, co-presldenl. SWEET SIXTEEN: L. to R.: Eugenia Woodard, Lori Lockwood, Lisa Carney, Bonnie Powers, Mr. O ' Neil. Laura Skogstrom, Sue HInkle. Natalie Martin, Kathy Kopp, Vickl Juergens, Beth LInd, Gaby James, Debbie Bell, Patti Sprinkle, Julie Brown, Julie Cappelli. Kim Gamble. 163 SOPHOMORE CHOIR: Row I: Cheryl Compton, Carla Cline. Julie Brown. Lori Jackson, Beth Cooper. Mindy Williams. Row II: Renee Stevens. Robin Hartman. Marcie O ' Neil. Lisa Hensley. Judy Smith. Briget Cornelison, Shari Nuss. Belinda Torsell. Kathy Farrell. Row III: Donna French. Lori Heck. Sue Leibfritz. Tammy Myers. Lenora Dean. Brenda Eichelberger. Sharon Davis. Naomi DeHart. Kelly Luster. Alicia Kelly. Row IV: Lisa Minnick. Nikki Swartzbaugh. Peggy Steele. Lorie Hale. Karen Perry. Chris McCombs. Becky Miller. Georgia Wise. Edina Szempruch. Jagpreet Cheema. Debbie Bishop. Janet Schwenn. Row V: Dave Rogers, Jay Strantz. Bruce Barker, Ritchie Allender, Bob Greenwalt, Brian Milledge. Mike Par ks. Curtis Bumgarner. Ron Craycraft, Gordon DeHart. Mark fotts. Curt Smith. Bobby Poland. Row VI: Mr. O ' Neil. FRESHMAN CHOIR: Row I: Jeana Hornbeck. Valerie Smedley. Gena Beaver. Raejean Barone. Cindy Stevenson. Felicia Flora, Jackie Williams. Row II: Brenda Szempruch, Jeff Speelman, Terry Sprinkle, Glenn Blackwood. Mark Parks. Tony Daniels. Charles Hanke. Christine Hearlihy. Row III: Carla Morris. Debbie Greenwalt. Stephanie Perkins. Carole Webb. Kathy DeWine. Cindy Greene. Maria Spencer. Kathy Farrell. Elizabeth Tackett. 164 Hi Ho mphonic Band! Our sincere appreciation to Director Mr. Dave Clingman for his many hours of working with us dur- ing our years at Shawnee, and for all his help. — The Seniors SYMPHONIC BAND OFFICERS: L. to R.: Kay Kirk, Treasurer, Natalie Martin, Vice-President: Rick Heck, President: Nancy Mundy, Corresponding Secretary: Beth Bennett. Recording Secre- tary. Mr. Dave Clingman. Director SYMPHONIC BAND: Row I: Mary Lubbers. Mane Parsons. Stephanie Legge. Kim Gamble. KelK Hibbett. Sharon . losie. Nanc Weed. Lisa Yowler. Tim Lubbers. Cynthia Muslar. Natalie Martin. Row II: Marc Means. Tom Buell. Dawne Puckett. Tina Schutte. Bernie Kim- merle. Beth Bennett, Nancy Mundy. Lynn Conrad. David Carpenter. Paula Knisley. Lori Ceron. Rick Heironimus. Don Dudrow. John Fen- ton. Karen Hopkins. Doug Ogden. Mike Tyson. Trudy Stambaugh. Row III: Kirk Burgovne. Craig Fifer. Dave .Allen. .Mark Kapp. .A.pril DeHart. Lori Stevenson. Stephanie Rutan. Ralf Ewing. Amy Lorton. Renee Pequignot Debbie Hiehfield. Ka .Aler. Brien Lansini;. Jeni French. Dede Dunlap. Jeff Parkin. John Elliott. Mr. Dave Clingman. Row IV: Jeff Calicoat. Joe Hatfield. Jim Worthen. .Mike Kitchen. Rick Heck. Jon Peters. 165 Sitings on the Move ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: Margaret Young, secretary; Margie Fazio, vice-president; Jon Peters, president; Cindy Seymour, treasurer. SHAWNEE ORCHESTRA; Row I: Amanda Agle, Margaret Young, Cindy Seymour, Margie Fazio, Patty King, Jan Wear, Barb Brewer, Melanie Miller, Kelly Barnhart. Row II: Eugenia Woodard, Amy Lemmon, Caria Morris, Michelle Martin, Renee Simpson, Julie Gannon, Frank Parsons, Chris Cooper, John Wobbe, Kevin Simpson. Row III: Polly Mattes, Lori Barns, Jon Peters. 166 Band on the Run! THE BRAVADOS (STAGE BAND): From: Kevin Simpson, Row I: Dave Allen. Mr. Chngman. Beth Brouhard, Bruce Bedinefield. Kim Miller, Mary Lubbers, Lori Barns. Marc Means. Row II: Pat Toole, Brian Weber. Tim Lubbers. Craig Cooke. Karen Hopkins. Trudy Stam- baugh. Pen Doslu, Mike Tyson, Ralf Ewmg. Doug Ogden. John Fenton. 167 OFFICERS: Kris Reiff, treasurer; Jenness Zerkle, secretary; Heidi Kohl, president; Amanda Agle, vice-president. Qophomore Band 168 SOPHOMORE BAND: Ro s■ I: Amv Price. Chesta Williams. Phyllis Collins. Heidi Kohl. Tess South. Lisa Mmnick.Renee Simpson, DeDe Boner. «on- ; Karen Perry, Jon Kuehnhold. Gilda Thompson. Billy Patrick. Ruth Shepard. Amanda Age. Jim Kuehnhold. Joe Panst.ngel. Gail Bedingfield. Jan Wear. Ro.- Ill: Lor, Barnes. Donnie Fairbanks. Randy Hibbett. Roben Grove. Nikki Swartzbaugh. Melissa Lamborn. Greg Stonerock. Kris Reiff. Kim Miller. Jim Kincaid. Jenness Zerkle. Kara Hibbett. Kay Hoecker. Ro .• IV: Erie Juergens. Madeline Stangas. Tom Snorf. John Shidemantle. John Wobbe. Craig Cooke. ' Ode to Thee — Mr. Bl ' Director Mr. Gil Bverman 1 or all the times we ' ve marched m ram and felt the 4th place contest pam For all the times we stole the show but coiildn ' t remember our pointed toe For all the times we ate the food and suffered through the band camp blues For all the limes we did a dance and lost our parts to circumstance For all the times two by two we ' d pile our problems all on you Now all the time ' s a memory our thanks to you Mister B. From T. S. and fellow seniors FRESHMAN BAND: Row I: Shan Essig. Susan Kuehnhold, MICHELE MARTIN — TREASURER; Julie Skogstrom. Tern kartsher. Celene Valenteen, Valerie Juergens. Row II: Stephanie Perkins. Chris Hearlihv. Pea Carpenter, Teresa Welch. Mar Jordan. Steve Lubbers. Anette Pequignot. Carolvn Remmetter. Jov Kerr. Joe Ingle. Roh III: Greg Dudrow. Steve Sullivan, BETH BROL ' HARD. PRESIDENT; Jim Deyhle. Pen Doslu. Jessica Chilton. David Castle, Cindy Stevenson. BRIAN WEBER. VICE-PRESIDENT; Heather Kohl. Amy Clark, Julie Miller, Kathy South. Row l : Mr. Bverman. David Atkins. Sam Heaston, Mark .■ lthouse. Erin Hookfin. Soi Ptaured: JENNIFER MORRIS. SECRETARY 169 IHt HVV SVC Senior Andy Demana as the fast-talking Professor Harold Hill tells the citizens of River City. Iowa, of their need for 76 Trombones in the musical, held March 31 -April 1. AndyDemana LoHLockwood Charlie C ' owell Condutlor Harold Hill Mayor Shinn Ewart Dunlop Oliver Hix Jacey Squires Olin Brill Marcellus Washburn Tommy Djilas Marian Paroo Mrs. Paroo Amaryllis Winlhrop Paroo . . . . Eulalie Shinn Zanelta Shinn Gracie Shinn Alma Hix Maud Dunlop Ethel Toffelmier Mrs. Squires Constable Locke .... Salesmen Townspeople Boys ' Band Casf Doug Ogden Slephen l gge Andy Demana Ralf Kwing . . . Bruce Bedingfi d Doug Davis Bruce Green Tom Snorf Daryl Sleen Jeff Parkin Lorj Lockwood Karin Slaughter Lee Evaas Roger Glenn Lisa Carney . . . Trudy Slambaugh Beih Lockwood Chris McCombs .Marcie ONeil Briget Cornelison Kathy Farell Slephen Legge Mike Tyson Steve Reiss Dave Mundy Ed Ridenour Mick Kittles ..LoriHeck Donna French Jodi Legge Cheri Benning Sharon Marous Julie Mackert Steve Slaughter Valerie Smedley Edina Szempruch Eugenia Woodard Natalie Perry Shawna Heffelfinger Vicki Juergens Cheryl Osment Valerie Juergens Mickey Bams George Evans Tom Thorpe Greg Lind Ed Knapp Bill Blazer Alan Collins Eric Ffeskett Steve Clark Chris Juergens Chip Long Steve Twait Chris Calicoat Junior Lori Lockwood as Marian the Librarian sings My While Knight as she realizes she ' s falling in love with ' The Music Man. The Quartet (Bruce Bedingfield. Tom Snorf. Doug Davis, Bruce Green) singing ' Lida Rose. Tommy Djilas (Jeff Parkin) impressing Zaneeta Shinn (Trudy Stambaugh) with his invention. The Cast. L. lo R.: Amaryllis (Lee Evans) shows all the signs of first love towards Winthrop (Roger Glenn). Harold HUl (Andy Demana) meets Maicellus (Daryl Steen) who knows about his disguise. Traveling Salesmen on the way to River City. Mrs. Paroo (Karin Slaughter) playing matchmaker with her daugh- ter. Marian, and Harold Hill. Eulalie Shinn (Lisa Carney) expresses her thoughts of Marian Paroo to Harold Hill and a friend (Eugenia Woodaid). River Cilv Citi?.eiis decide lo -Pick-a- tlle over the advice of Music Man iaii (l.ori l.ockwood) isn t quite sure of llie sinceritv of the town ' s new band direc- tor. Professor Harold Hill! Ralf liwuiy lakes time out from his role as Mayor Shinn to assist in make-up. Marian has a moment of indecision during her love affair with The Music Man. Jeff Parkin and Trudy Stambaugh (as Tommy and Ziineeta) lead the cast m the biggest dance scene of the musical The Shipoopi! - ' ' %m0 ' i ■k ' ' ' R l I % ; ■ ■-.?. %• t l vi 1 L. 10 R.: Andy Demana as ' The Music Man; ' Barber Shop Quartet — Tom Snorf, Bruce Bedingfield, Doug Davis. Bruce Green Mr Dave Railsback Director, m a ' time-ouf from practices. THE MUSIC MAW ORCHESTRA: Row I. Beth Brouhard. Amy Price. Bemie Kimmerle. Cindy Seymour; Barb Brewer, Melan.e Miller. Sue Kuehnhold. Row II: Kris Reiff, Kim Miller. Teresa Bohn. Amy Lemmon. Michelle Martin, Margaret Young, Amanda Agle, Margie Fazio. Jon Peters. Frank Parsons. Paula Knisley. Joe Heskett. Polly Mattes, Mr. Dave Clingman — Conductor Row III Karen Perry, Mary Lubbers, Natalie Martin, Lori Barns, Tim Lubbers, Kevin Simpson, John Wobbe, Tom Buell, Brian Weber. Student Director Beth Bennett poses at the drinking fountain before practice. Student Director Kelly Hibbett applies make-up at dress rehearsal. River City citizens gather around as Winthrop (Roger Glenn) sings. Kellie Bmggeman Reigns as Sadie Queen The FTA-sponsored Sadie Hawkins dance on April 21 again attracted a capacity crowd of Braves and Squaws, all dressed for a night of ' fun in Dog- patch! ' A panel of judges of the ' best-dressed couple ' selected FTA President Kellie Bruggeman as Queen and Rick Heck, swollen-jawed from a re cent trip to the dentist, as King. This year ' s FTA Committee fea- tured some new and exciting ideas, chief among them being the Young Jersey Dairy Cow transported to Shawnee for the picture-taking backdrop. Steve Far- rell from Wright State was Disc Jockey. Above: The victors steal a kiss! Below: Sadie Hawkins King and Queen Rick Heck and Kellie Bruggeman: Runners-up Kirk Hoecker and Heidi Kohl. 176 Top Piclure Wheel Barrou Race ui[h Tina Ta li e. Mick Kittles. Heidi Kohl. Kirk Hoecker. Natalie Martin. Andy Demana. Lori Lockwood. Ste e Reiss, Becky Neidemire. W ' es Smith and Trudy Stam- baugh. Lower PIcnires Led lo Right: Jeff Brannick purchases candy from Mrs. Sterling at the Country Store. Preacher Railshack ' hitches ' Terri Kartsher and Dan Marshall. Silly costumes and happy cou- ples make up a ' real fun Sadiel ' Three-legged Race — in front Paul Hamilton and Erica Lethcoe: behind Dianne Zappe and Craig Erlanger. Taking a rest are Cathv Smith and Roaer Carter. 77 First Senior Banquet Held on April 29 AWARDS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Beth Bennett Peter Stangas MOST SPIRITED Sheri Allender Steve Reiss MOST ATHLETIC JoAnn Dalie Mick Kittles BEST PERSONALITY Melissa Butz Andy Demana BEST LOOKING Laura Fazio Mitch Ulery MOST HUMOROUS Kelhe Bruggeman Don ' Goober ' King HARDEST WORKER Nancy Music Ed Ridenour MOST INTELLECTUAL Evelyn Stiller Brian Mercer BEST LEADER Tina Tayloe Rick Heck BEST DRESSED Kathy Kopp Bruce Bedingfield MOST DEDICATED COUPLE April DeHart Cecil Folev MOST MUSICAL Natalie Martin Marty Pidcock ivf n Ji 178 April DeHart Can you Gu ess Which Won Tina Tayloe and Mick Kittles Most Dedicated Couple? Clockwise Starling Upper Left, Banquet Scene, in Foreground: Eugenia Woodard. Beth Landess. Wes Holland. Sand Leibfritz, ' ickie Farmer. Na ' .alie Martin and Marty Pidcock. Melissa Butz and Andy Demana. Kellie Bruggeman. Trudy Stambaugh. Don King and Tina Tayloe. Kaihy Kopp and Bruce Bedingfield. Laura Fazio and Mitch Ulery. Center Beth Bennett and Peter Strangas. Vood-Bye Doesn ' t Mean Forever ' Is Theme of ' 78 Prom The 1978 Prom activities started Friday night, May 12, with bowling from 12:00-3:00 a.m. at Victory Lanes. Saturday ' s Prom, held at the Carey Building from 9:00-12:00, was highlighted by the crowning of Cheryl Osment and Mitch Ulery as King and Queen. After — Prom was to be at Kart-N-Golfland from 1:00-4:00, but because of rain was re-scheduled for May 21. Prom activities concluded on Sunday after- noon with a picnic at John Bryan. PROM COURT: Standing: Craig Wireman, Julie Cappelli, John Donnelly, Laura Fazio, Mick Kittles, Tina Tayloe, John Harvey, Gaby James. Sitting: King Mitch Ulery and Queen Cheryl Osment. 180 Clockwise: Mark Rogers and Melissa Butz are helped off the elevator by the elevator man. Hayner and Rick Bishop toss a coin into the foun- tain. ' The Dreamlanders ' play as everyone dances. President of Junior Class Larry Southward crowns Cheryl Osment as Prom Queen. 181 Honor Awards Assembly May 16, 1978 College Scholarships — Tina Bergeest, Mary Lubbers, Doug Ogden, Marie Parsons, Rick Heck, Gary Hall, Julie Brown, Lisa Carney, Barb Rossler, Mick Kittles International Thespian Society Awards — Kelly Hibbett, Ralf Ewing Community Hospital Nursing Scholarship Award — Karen Morris Student Council Citizenship Awards — Tina Tayloe, Rick Heck SLEA Scholarship Award — Kim Gamble Senior ' Top Ten ' Honor Graduates — Beth Bennett, Evelyn Stiller, Tammie Clark, Marie Parsons, Ralf Ewing, Janet Beil, Brian Mercer, Kelly Hibbett, Lisa Carney, Mary Lubbers. Valedictorian Award — Beth Bennett Salutatorian Award — Evelyn Stiller Publications ' Teacher of the Year ' Award — Mr. Michael Brown Tom Taylor Award — Mick Kittles Mr. Michael Brown — Publications Teacher of the Year Award Beth Bennett — Vuledicturtan Evelyn Stiller — Salutatorian 182 Citizenship Awards — Rick Heck and Tina Tayloe Tom Taylor Award — Mick Kittles TOP TEN HONOR GRADUATES: From Ufl: Beth Bennett. Evelyn Stiller, Tammie Clark, Marie Parsons, Ralf Ewing. Janet Beil. Lisa Carney, Brian Mercer. Kelly Hibbett, Mary Lubbers. 183 NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION: Lisa Carney, Doug Ogden, Jim Worthen, Mike Tyson, Tina Bergeest. National Merit Finalist — Mary Lubbers WIZE Student of the Week — Kelly Hibbett 184 Best Thespian Awards — Kelly Hibbett and Ralf Ewing Special Thespian Award — Ed Ridenour Mr. Railsback presents Thespian Award to Kelly Hibbetl. 185 4 Senior Tina Tayloe Preside ni Trudy Qfambaugh Secretary officers Laura Fazio Treasurer Lana Erianger Represeniafive ; ■ ' y . i Bruce Bedingfield Vice-president CYNTHIA ALLEN MARK BRYAN ALLEN SHERl E. ALLENDER CINDY JEAN BAIR BRUCE WAYNE BEDINGEIELD ■ i - ' J. if  ' ? . I ' idi _ I If WILLIAM C.BEEDY JANET MARIE BEIL DEBORAH LYNN BELL DAWN RAE BENNETT ELIZABETH ANN BENNETT GLADYS CHRISTINE BERGEEST RICK BISHOP CARL DAVID BOGGS BRUCE ALAN BONER GINGER LYNN BRACKEN CHRISTINA BROUHARD JULIE ANNE BROWN TERESA ANNETTE BROWN KELLIEJO BRUGGEMAN CONNIE LYNN BURBA KIRK RICHARD BURGOYNE MAUREEN ANN BURKE ' GERALD R. BURT. JR. MELJSSA ANN BUTZ - ' • ' JULIE ANNECAPPELLI LISA ANN CARNEY DAVID K. CARPENTER MICHELLE ANN CARPENTER ARTHUR WILLIAM CHILDERS TAMERA LYNN CLARK LEANN LINDA CLARKSON TERESA ANN CLOUSER ♦ PAUL TIMOTHY CON LEY LORASUECREMEAN LEONARD MARTIN CREW LISA ANNE CROSS- SHARI ANN CROUTWATER uX ' .--r ;- ' LINDASUECUTLER JOANN DALIE ROBIN ROSE DA VIES i ALLEN WAYNE DAVIS DOUGLAS ERIC DAVIS SUSAN DAY APRIL LYNN DEHART THOMAS ANDREW DEMANA BEN DILLAHUNT tsM.5 ' .- JOHN EDWARD «. DONNELLY KAY MARIE DONNELLY DENISELYNNE DUNLAP PAMELA SUE ECKLER JOHN CRAIG ELLIOTT GREGA. ERDMAN LANA JO ERLANGER KIMBERLY K. ERVIN RALFWALFRED EWING VICKIE JO FARMER M LAURA ELIZABETH FAZIO JOHN RUSSELL FENTON CRAIG ALAN FIFER KEVIN MICHAEL FOLAND s r CECIL R.FOLEY CHERI ANNFRAZIER TIMOTHY RAY FREEMAN ELLEN CHRISTINA FREEZE u JENNIFER SUE FRENCH DENNIS KEITH FRESHOUR KIMBERLYANN GAMBLE DARRYL KEITH GARRETT JAMES MICHAEL GEERS LINDA KATHLEEN GILDOW WINONA MARIA GONZALES ROBERT ALLEN GRAY TAMI LOUISE GRAY BRUCE MALCOLM GREEN WILLIAM DWAIN GREGORY KEVIN HOWARD GRIGGS GARY HALL BRENDAL. HARKINS a TIMOTHY WAYNE HARPER MELISSA JEAN HARRIS DEBBIE KAY HARTMAN JOHN WILLIAM HARVEY JUDY LYNN HEASTON RICHARD R. HECK, JR. JOSEPH ALLEN HESKETT KELLY ANNE HIBBETT TAMMERA RACHELLE HICKEY KIRK HOWARD HOECKER HOWARD WESLEY HOLLAND. JR. KIMBERLYGAY HONEFANGER BRENDA K. HOUSEHOLDER JUDY ANN HOUSER . JACOB BOYD HOWALD CYNTHIA LORRAINE HUFFMAN PATR ICIA ANN HUFFORD MELISSA LEE HUGHES HOWARD HORATIO HUSTEAD KIM ANNETTE HUTSLAR JOHN ANTHONY HUTZELL GABY JAMES KEITH DEAN JENKINS VICKY SUE JONES VICTORIA MARIE JUERGENS MARK WILLIAM KAPP SUSAN KAY KELLER BRENDA SUE KELLY DANIEL WILLIAM KELLY BERNADETTE KIMMERLE DONALD ALAN KING WILLIAM D.KING MICHAEL WAYNE KITTLES JEFFREY LEE KNIGHT KATHLEEN ANN KOPP ELIZABETH ANN LANDESS SHEAN ROBERT LANGEN TAMl LYNN LAVEY STEPHANIE LYNN LEGGE SANDRA DENISE LEIBFRITZ TAMMY SUE LEVALLEY DAVID ALAN LILLY ELIZABETH ANN LIND MICHAELJ. LINKENHOKER MARY ELLEN LUBBERS RICHARD D. LUTZ PATRICIA JOAN MAJERLE NATALIE SUE MARTIN MARGARET MARY MASON JULIE MCCOMBS MICHAEL EUGENE MCDONALD SHARON LYNN MCDONALD MARGARET ERIN MCGRATH JOANNE TERESA MCLEAN BRIAN DALE MERCER JOCK CALVIN MIESSE CHARLES FRANKLIN MILLER.JR. CYNTHIA KAYH MILLER LISA MILLER MICHAEL H. MILLER RICHARD LEE MILLER PAMELA SUE MOFFIT i - CAMILLE MARIE MORRIS KAREN SUE MORRIS SHARON KAY MOSIE NANCY JANE MUSIC WILLIAM H.NAPIER THOMAS J. OBER DOUGLAS MILTON OGDEN TIMOTHY JOHN O ' NEIL MARTIN HAROLD OREN CHERYL ANN OSMENT MELINDASUE OVERHOLSER JEFFERYALAN PARKIN MARIE C. PARSONS STEVEN BRIAN PEASE MARK ALAN PERKINS CHRISTOPHER STEVEN PICKLESIMER MARTIN OLIN PIDCOCK JOLINDAA. PORFIDIO JOYCE LOUISE REDMON STEPHEN CRAIG REISS DEBORAH SLAVKA RISTEFF AUDREY DENISE ROBERTS MARK ROGERS LORETTA SUE ROLLINS JARRELL LEE ROSS BARBARA-MARY ROSSLER LORENA MARIE ROUSH DON H. ROWE CYNTHIA ANN RUMBOLD THOMAS LEE SAWYER JENNIFER SUE SEIPEL BRENDAKAY SHAFFER SUSAN MAE SHORT KEVIN DAVID SIMPSON JOHN WILLIAM SINE KARIN MARGARET SLAUGHTER JAMES CHARLES SMALLWOOD WESLEY ARTHUR if SMITH ANGELA MARIE SNORF STEPHEN L. SNOW GALE MARIE SPECKMAN PATTI SUE SPRINKLE TRUDY FAYE STAMBAUGH PETER ARISTOTLE STANGAS CHRISTOPHER C. STEELE ELIZABETH KATE STEINBERGER SHAWN A. STEVENS BRENDASUE STRADLING PENNY KAY SUMPTER TINA MARIE TAYLOE DEAN ALLEN TAYLOR LORI ANN THOMAS ROSALEE ELIZABETH THOMPSON MICHAEL JOHN TOOLE PATRICK ALLEN TOOLE KIMBERLYSUE TORDIFF KENNETH BOYD TURNER MICHAEL WILLIAM TYSON MITCHELL DAVID ULERY RANDY E. VANHORN DEBBIE ANN VANNATTA lACQUELINE MARIE WAINZ SUSANF. WALLIN JEFFREY L.WEBB DENISEDELRAE WILLIAMS ANGELA MARIE WILSON CRAIG STEVEN WIREMAN KEN ETA KAY WIREMAN WILLIAM RICHARD WISE GREGORY JAMES WOMACKS EUGENIA LEE WOODARD JAMES HUNTER WORTH EN RHONDA LYNN WRAY DOUGLAS EUGENE YOWLER KEVIN MARTIN (early siraduate) Senior Pictures Not Available MARILYN ADAMS MARK AGEE ALBERT ALTMAN PAUL BAKER RONNIE FOX STEVE GORSUCH BETH HILL TODD HOOKFIN RANDY OWENS EDRIDENOUR CYNTHIA SAUNDERS EVELYN STILLER WILLIAM STRADLING SUSAN VALENTEEN CATHY WEBER BRENDA ZIMMERMAN aiiiBil 9ENI0R ACTIVITIEQ 208 KAY ADAMS MARK PRESTON AGEE CYNTHIA E. ALLEN MARK BRYAN ALLEN SHERI E. ALEXANDER Drama Club I; FTA 2, 3, 4; Medical Careers 1; Choir 1, 2; Block S 1, 2, 4; Language Club 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 1,3; Basketball Cheerleader 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Voted Most Spirited 4; Secret Sweetheart 4 ALBERT A. ALTMAN CINDY JEAN BAIR Choirl,2,3,4;GAAl PAUL EDWARD BAKER BRUCE WAYNE BEDINGFIELD Cross Country 1, 3, 5th Place Team in State; Track 1, 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 1; FCA 1, 2, 3; White Chocolate 3, 4, Team Captain 3, 4; Yearbook Tri-Editor 4; Pop Group 1; Class Vice-President 4; Choir 1; Stage Band 4; Music Man 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Scholarship Award 1 ; Voted Best Dressed 4 WILLIAM C. BEEDY JANET MARIE BEIL (Lakeview High School 1, 2, 3; Shawnee 4) Beta Club 1, 2, 3; HYG EI A 2; Math Club 2, 3; French Club 3; Girls Varsity Club 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Volleyball 3; Schol- arship Award 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Medical Careers 4; Language Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Top Ten 4 DEBORAH LYNN BELL (North High School 2, 3; Shawnee 4) Stu- dent Council 3; Honor Roll Committee 3; Girls Volleyball 2; Girls ' Basketball 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Choir 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Reach-Out Club 3; Choir 4; GAA 4; Sweet 16 Ensemble 4 DAWN RAE BENNETT Drama Club 2; Block S 2, 3, 4; Secre- taries ' Club 2, 4; Sign Committee 3, 4, Chairman; Industrial Arts Club 4; You Can ' t Take It With You Stage Crew 4 ELIZABETH ANN BENNETT Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 4; Concert Band 1 ; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; John Philip Sousa Band Award 4; Basketball Pep Band 1, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins Co-Chair- person 4; Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; National Forensic League 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, ?, 4; Costume Chairperson 2, 3, 4; Diary of Anne Frank Stage Crew 2; George Washington Slept Here 2; Up the Down Staircase 3; You Can ' t Take It Wit ' h You 4; Music Man Student Director 4; DeMob 3, 4; Wrestlerettes 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Sound of the Drums 4; Yearbook Tri-Editor 4; Scholarship Awards 1, 2, 3, 4; Ohio Scholastic Tests 1, 2; Solo and Ensemble Contest 2; Top Ten, Valedictorian 4; Voted Most Likely to Succeed ; Voted Best Student Direc- tor 4; Voted Best Make-up Job 4 GLADYS CHRISTINE BERGEEST Language Club 3, 4; Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Ohio Scholastic Tests 1, 2; Scholar- ship Awards 2, 3, 4; Guidance Counselor Aide 3, 4 RICK R. BISHOP Reserve Baseball 1 ; Varsity Baseball 2, 3 CARL DAVID BOGGS BRUCE ALLEN BONER AV Club 2, 3; Basketball 2; Industrial Arts Club 3 GINGER LYNN BRACKEN FTA 2, 3, 4; Language Club 3, 4; Medical Careers Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Block S 1, 2, 3; White Chocolate 3, 4, High Salesman 3; Wrestlerettes 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Sound of the Drums 4; Cross Country Statistician 2; Sign Committee 2, 3; Dra- matics Club 4 CHRISTINA BROUHARD Block S 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Tennis 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Medical Careers Club 1; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Music Man Program Chairman 4; Thespians 4; Choir 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; White Chocolate 3, 4; DeMob 4; Athletic Director Secretary 4; You Can ' t Take It With You Stage Crew 4 JULIE ANNE BROWN FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st in CBC 4; Block S 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2, 3; Solo and Ensemble Contest 2; Sophomore Choir 2; A Cappella 3, 4; Sweet 16 Ensemble 3, 4; Accompanist for Sopho- more Choir 4; Boys ' Tennis Statistician 3; Leadership Scholarship, Findlay College TERESA A. BROWN Freshman Choir 1; Sophomore Choir 2; FieldHockey2; Block S 1,4 KELLIE JO BRUGGEMAN Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Block S 1, 2, 3; Sadie Hawkins Queen 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Sound of the Drums 4; White Chocolate 3, 4 DeMob 4; Choir I, 2; Yearbook Adverti; ing Winner 4 CONNIE LYNN BURBA A Cappella Choir 3, 4 KIRK RICHARD BURGOYNE Concert Band 1, 2; Stage Band 2; Sym- phonic Band 3, 4; AV Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Reserve Baseball 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 4; Intramural Bas- ketball 4 MAUREEN ANN BURKE Block S I, 2, 3; Track Cinderella 2; FTA 3; Drama Club 3; Library Aide 3, 4; Sound of the Drums 4 GERALD R. BURT (Piqua Central High School); Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; J.V.S. National Honor Society 4; Home-School Relations 4, J.V.S. MELISSA ANN BUTZ FTA 1, 2, 3; J.C.O.W.A. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 1; Basketball Cheerleader 1, 4; Block S 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club 1, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4; Medical Careers Club 4 JULIE ANNE CAPPELLI Block S 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, President 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club 2, 3, 4; J.C.O.W.A. 2, 3, 4; A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Better Half 2; Sweet 16 Ensemble 4; DeMob 4; Prom Court 4 LISA ANN CARNEY FTA 1, 2, 3, Spring Banquet Chairman 2; Language Club 1, 2; Girls ' Tennis 3, 4; Block S 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 3, 4, Trea- surer 4; Sweet 16 Ensemble 3, 4; Forensic Club 3, 4, 1st and 3rd Place Oratorical Interpretation; Congressman Brown ' s Youth Advisory Council 4; Music Man 4; Thespians 4 DAVID K. CARPENTER Concert Band 1 ; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4 ft MICHELLE ANN CARPENTER (Franklin Jr. High) Choir 1 ; Library Aide 1 (Shawnee) Guidance Counselor Aide 3, 4 ARTHUR WILLIAM CHILDERS TAMERA LYNN CLARK Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Squad Leader 3, Honor Squad 3; Pep Band 3; Concert Band 1, 2; Symphonic Band 3; Girls ' Bas- ketball 2, ' 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Forensic Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 1 , 2; AV Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4 LEANN L. CLARKSON Block S 1, 2. 3, 4; Sign Committee 3; Junior Achievement 1 ; Choir 4 TERESA ANN CLOUSER Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; J.C.O.W.A. 4; Guidance Counselor Aide 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Block S 2; 5th Place in Oratorical Interpretation Contest 3 PAUL TIMOTHY CONLEY Industrial Arts Club 1; Varsity S 2; Track 3; Cross Country 1 LORASUECREMEAN Concert Band I ; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Marching Band 1, 4; Honor Squad 4; Block S 2, 3; Football Cheer- leader 1; Basketball Cheerleader I, 2; Portrait of Jennie 3; You Can ' t Take It With You 4; Thespians 3, 4; Sign Com- mittee I; FTA 1, 2; Cross Country Statis- tician 2; Track Cinderella 2, 3; Forensic Club 4; Language Club 1, 2, 3; J.C.O.W.A. 2, 3; Medical Careers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Sound of the Drums 4 LEONARD MARTIN CREW LISA ANNE CROSS SHARI ANN CROUTWATER DECAClub(J.V.S.) LINDA SUE CUTLER Softball 2 JOANN DALIE GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir I; Girls ' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Softball I, 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball 1; Voted Most Athletic ROBIN R. DAVIES ALLEN WAYNE DAVIS DOUGLAS ERIC DAVIS preshman Choir I, Co-President; Cham- ber Singers I; Sophomore Choir 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Co-Presidenl 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 3; Class Repre- sentative 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespi- ans 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. 4; Voted Best Actor of 1978 4; Outstanding Junior Thespian 3; Forensics 2, 3, 3rd in Duet Acting 2; Diary of Anne Frank Stage Crew 2; George Washington Slept Here 2; Up the Down Staircase 3; Portrait of Jennie Stage Manager 3; You Can ' t Take It With You 4; Music Man 4: Props Chairman 2, 3, 4; Finian ' s Rain- bow I; Language Club 1, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4; Sound of the Drums 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball Manager I; Football Manager 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Ohio Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 3, 4, 16th in Division I 2, 7th in Division L Honorable Mention in State 3: 1st in Spanish Honor Seminar at I.S.U. 3; 2nd in Earlham College Language Seminar 4; Spanish Tutor 2, 3; Scholarship Awards 2, 4; ISth in District in Ohio Scholastic Test 4 SUSAN DAY APRIL LYNN DEHART Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3; Concert Band I ; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4 THOMAS ANDREW DEMANA Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling I, 3; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2, 3: Stage Band 2; Varsity S 3, 4; FCA I, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Music Man 4; Thes- pians 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Voted Best Personality 4; DeMob 3, 4; White Chocolate 3; Scholarship Award 4 BENDILLAHUNT Industrial Arts Club 3 JOHN EDWARD DONNELLY (North H.S. 2, 3; J.V.S. 3, 4) Reserve Baseball 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Var- sity Baseball 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; Student Senate 3; Prom Court 4 KAY MARIE DONNELLY Secretaries Club 3; Medical Careers Club I DENISE LYNNE DUNLAP FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins Co-Chair- man 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3, 4; Basket- ball Pep Band 3, 4; Music Man Ticket Chairman 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspa- per Staff 4; Sound of the Drums 4; Library Aide 4; Reserve Baseball Statisti- cian 3, 4; DeMob 3, 4; Diamondette 4; You Can ' t Take It With You Stage Crew 4; Up the Down Staircase Stage Crew 3; Ohio Scholastic Test 3; Scholastic Award 4; Better Hair ' 2; White Choco- late 3, 4 PAMELA SUE ECKLER Home Economics Club 2; Medical Careers 2; Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 3, 4; Symphonic Band 3, 4; Basketball Pep Band 3, 4; GAA 3; Con- cert Band 1,2 JOHN CRAIG ELLIOTT Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 4: Concert Band 1 ; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3; Basketball Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; DeMob 3, 4 GREG A. ERDMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement I ; Debate Club 1 ; Class Treasurer 4, J.V.S. LANA JO ERLANGER FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; J.C.O.W.A. 2, 3, 4; Lan- guage Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4; Block S I, 2; Choir 1, 2, Co- President 1; A Cappella Choir 4; Student Council Representative 4; Homecoming Court 1, 4, Queen 4; Basketball Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 3, 4; Track Cinderella 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4 KIMBERLY KAY ERVIN Girls ' Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Tennis 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Block S 1,2. 3, 4; Choir 1,2 RALF WALFRED EWING Finian ' s Rainbow 1; If A Man Answers 1; Here Comes Charlie 1; Diary of Anne Frank 2; George Washington Slept Here Stage Manager 2; Up the Down Staircase Stage Man- ager 3; You Can ' t Take It With You 4; Music Man 4; Portrait of Jennie Stage Crew 3; Publicity Chairman I, 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4. President 4; Outstanding Sophomore Thespian 2: Best Thespian Award 4; Voted Best Supporting Actor 4; Concert Band I. 2; Director ' Award for Band 2: Stage Band 2. 3. 4; Sym- phonic Band 3. 4; Basketball Pep Band I. 3. 4; Marching Band 2. 3. 4, Squad leader 4; Honor .Squad 3; Outstanding Squad 2. 3; DeMob 3. 4; Forensic Club 2. 3. 4. 3rd Place Duel Acting 2; Language Club I. 3. 4; Newspaper 2, 3. 4. Business .Manager 4. Outstanding Writer Award 4; Sound of the Drums Co-Edilor 4: YearbfX)k Staff 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: Scholar- ship I, 2. 3. 4. Top Ten 4; White Chocf - late 4; Ohio Scholastic Tests I. 2. 3. 3rd in District, 4th in State District Honorable Mention in State 2; Yearbofjk Advertising Winner VICKIE JO FARMER GAA 1, 2, 3; Reserve Volleyball I. 2. Co- Captain 2; Varsity Volleyball 3. 4. Cap- tain 4; Reserve Basketball I. 3: Varsity Basketball 2; Softball 1. 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Language Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Newspaper Staff 3. 4, Art Editor 4 LAURA ELIZABETH FAZIO Choir I, 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 3. 4 Wrestlerettes 2; Football Cheerleader 4 Block S 1, 2, 3; Sign Committee 2. 3 Class Treasurer 4: Diamondette 4: FTA I, 2. 3, 4: Voted Best Looking 4 JOHN RUSSELL FENTON Marching Band 1. 2; Outstanding Squad 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4; Basketball Pep Band 3. 4; Stage Band 2.3.4 CRAIG ALAN FIFER Concert Band I ; Symphonic Band 2. 3. 4; Marching Band I, 2, 3. 4, Squad Leader 3, 4, Drum Major 2; Basketball Pep Band 1. 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. President 4; AVClub4 KEVIN MICHAEL FOLAND CECIL R. FOLEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I : Wrestling 2; Track I RONNIE BRYAN FOX CHERI ANN FRAZIER Homecoming Court I; Block S I. 2. 3: Choir 1. 2; fTA 1. 2, 3. 4: Language Club 2, 3. 4; J.C.O.W.A. 3 TIMOTHY P. FREEMAN VICA (J.V.S.) ELLEN CHRISTINA FREEZE JENNIFER SUE FRENCH Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Squad Leader 3: Concert Band 1 ; Symphonic Band 2. 3. 4; Basketball Pep Band I. 3. 4; FT. I, Z 3. 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Baseball Statistician 3; National Honor Society 3, 4: Library Aide 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 4; De.Mob 3. 4; Sound of the Drums 4: Scholarship .Award 1 : Up the Down Staircase Stage Crew 3: Portrait of Jennie Stage Crew 3: You Can ' t Take It With ' ' ou Stage Crew 4: Music Man Stage Crew 4 DENNIS KOTH FRESHOUR 209 210 Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Varsity S 3, 4 KIMBERLY ANN GAMBLE Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2; Symphonic Band 3, 4; Basketball Pep Band 1; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Sweet 16 Ensemble 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Sound of th.e Drums 4; Scholarship Award 4; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Up the Down Staircase 3 DARRYL KEITH GARRETT Baseball 2; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; 1 - sity SS 4 JAMES MICHAEL GEERS Baseball 2; FCA 3, 4; Golf 3, 4 LINDA KATHLEEN GILDOW DECA (J.V.S.) Secretaries Club 2, 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3; GAA 2, 3 WINONA MARIA GONZALEZ Choir 1, 4; Library Aide 3, 4 ROBERT ALLEN GRAY Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Co-Captain 4; FCA 4; Varsity S 2, 3, 4 TAMI LOUISE GRAY FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Drama Club 1; Block S 2, 3, 4; Language Club 1; Intra- mural Volleyball 1; Baseball Statistician 2, 3, 4; Wrestlerettes 3, 4; Sign Committee Program Committee 3; Diamondette 4 i |lCE MALCOLM GREEN Cojjcert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4; AV Club 2, 3, 4; FCA 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ohio Scholastic Test 1; Finian ' s Rainbow 1; Music Man 4; Cross Country 1 , 3, 4; Track 1 , 2, 4 WILLIAM DWAIN GREGORY (J.V.S.) Class Alternate 3; Scholarship Award 4; Class Officer 4; Studeiit Senator 4; Student Senate Award 4; National Honor Society 4 KEVIN H.GRIGGS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 4; Choir 4 GARY HALL BRENDA L. HARKINS TIMOTHY W. HARPER Student Senate (J.V.S.) 3, 4 MELISSA JEAN HARRIS GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretaries Club 2, 3, 4; Block S 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 4 DEBRA KAY HARTMAN Intramural Volleyball 1; National Honor Society 4 JOHN WILLIAM HARVEY Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball !, 2, 3, 4; PICA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Varsity S 3, 4; Class Presi- dent 2; White Chocolate 3. 4 JUDY LYNN HEASTON Girls ' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Wrestlerettes 2: GAA 2, 3; FTA 3; Secretaries ' Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Sign Committee 3, 4; Block S 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Sopho- more Choir 2: Office Aide 4; Guidance Office Aide 3 RICHARD R. HECK, JR. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Squad Leader 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1 ; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4, President 4; Mid-East All-Star Symphonic Band 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, •tj ditor 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Voted Best Leader 4; Citizenship Award 4; DeMob 4, ' Outstanding Writer of 1978 ' JOSEPH ALLEN HESKETT Language Club 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Director ' s Award 3; Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Senior Award 4; Stage Band 3; Symphonic Band 4; Boys ' Tennis 2,3,4 KELLY ANNE HIBBETT jMarching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 3, s . Concert Band 1 ; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 3; Basket- ball Pep Band I ; Orchestra 2; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club 1; Forensics 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Nat ' l Forensic League 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Library Aide 3; Yearbook Tri-Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 4; DeMob 4; WIZE Stu- dent of the Week 4; Scholarship Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Top Ten 4; Ohio Scholastic Tests 1, 2, 4; DramaClub 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4, Vise-President 4; George Washing- J pn Slept Here 2; Diary of Anne Frank Ticket Chairman 2; Up the Down Staircase 3; Portrait of Jennie 3; You Can ' t Take It With You Pro- gram Chairman 4; Music Man Student Director 4; Best Thespian Award 4; Voted Best Actress 4; Congressman Brown ' s Youth Advisory Council 4; Wrestlerettes 2, 3; Guardian Angel 4 Outstanding Columnist Award 4 TAMMERA RACHELLE HICKEY Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 4; Medical Careers Club I, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 1,2 KIRK HOWARD HOECKER FCA 1; Varsity S 4, Treasurer 4; J.C.O.W.A. 4; Cross Country 1; Baseball ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain 4; Track 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Choir 2 HOWARD WESLEY HOLLAND, JR. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; George Washington Slept Here 2; Up the Down Staircase 3; You Can ' t Take It With You 4; Language Club 2, 3, 4 KIMBERLY G. HONEFANGER J.C.O.W.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club 1, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2; Choir 1, 2; Library Aide 3, 4; Block S 1, 2, 3; Better Hair ' 2 TODD LAMAR HOOKFIN BRENDA K. HOUSEHOLDER Drama Club 1, 3; FTA 3, 4; Language Club 1, 2, 4; Block S 1, 2, 3; J.C.O.W.A. 4 JUDY ANN HOUSER Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Block S 1, 2, 3, 4; Sign Committee 3; Science Club 4; Language Club 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4; FTA 3 JACOB B. HOWALD , Student Senate (J.V.S.) 3, 4 S= CYNTHIA LORRAINE HU,FFMAN Volleyball 2, 3, 4 , PATRICIA ANN HUFFORD GAA 1. 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Secre- taries ' Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Year- book Staff 4; Diamondette 4 MELISSA LEE HUGHES GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3; Home Econom- ics Club I, 4; Volleyball I, 2, 4; Field Hockey 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Co-Captain 4 HOWARD HORATIO HUSTED AV Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Forensics 2, 3. 4; Basket- ball Pep Band I, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1,2; Baseball Manager 2 KIM ANNETTE HUTSLAR JOHN A. HUTZELL Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3; Varsity S 2, 3, 4 ;j . GABY JAMES Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Sweet 16 Ensemble 4; Homecoming Court 2; FTA 4; Lan- guage Club 4; Prom Court 4 KEITH D.JENKINS VICKY SUE JONES Block S 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 3, 4; Medical Careers Club 1, 2; FTA 1; Sign Commit- tee 4 VICTORIA MARIE JUERGENS Football Cheerleader 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Wresthng Cheerleader 2; Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Up the Down Staircase 3; Music Man 4; Finian ' s Rainbow 1; Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band I; Symphonic Band 2, 3; Basketball Pep Band 1; A Cappella Choir 4; Sound of the Drums 4; National Honor Society 4 MARK WILLIAM KAPP Language Club 1, 2; Boys ' Tennis 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3; Pep Band 4, Director 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4 BRENDA SUE KELLY GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Points Secretary; Block S I, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; Secretar- ies ' Club 2, 3: DECA (J.V.S.) 4 DANIEL WILLIAM KELLY Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hon- orary Tri-Captain 4: Wrestling 1; Varsity S 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; J.C.O.W.A. 4; Choir 2 BERNADETTE KIMMERLE Girls ' Tennis I, 2; Concert Band 1; Sym- phonic Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 2. 3; Basketball Pep Band I, 2; Orchestra 3. 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest I, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 4; Language Club 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Music Man Orchestra 4 DONALD A. KING FCA 1, 2, 3. Secretary 3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Sound of the Drums 4; Most Cre- ative Yearbook Staffer Award 4 WILLIAM D. KING MICHAEL WAYNE KITTLES Football I, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Tri-Captain 4, John Hiles Award 4, All League 3, 4, All Southwest District 4, Dayton Journal Herald Team 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, CBC Champ 2, 3, 4, Sectional Champ 3, Wayne Invitational Champ 4, Miami East Invita- tional Champ 2, Graham Invitational Champ 2, All League 2, 4, 1st in District 3, Eagles Club Award 4, Samis Club Award 4, Individual Sectional Champ 3; Baseball 1,3; FCA I, 2, 3; Varsity S 2. 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Prom Court 4; J.C.O.W.A. 4 Yearbook Staff 4; Student Rotarian 4: Music Man 4; Voted Best Athlete 4 Tom Taylor Memorial Award 4; Futurol- ogy Bridge Building World Record 4 JEFFREY LEE KNIGHT Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3; Varsity S 4; All League Football 4; Track 3 KATHLEEN ANN KOPP Girls ' Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain 3, 4, District Qualifier 3, 4; Softball 3: Field Hockey 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Junior Thespian 3; George Washington Slept Here 2; Up the Down Staircase Student Director 3; You Can ' t Take It With You 4; Make- up Chairman 3, 4; Voted Best Cameo 4: Wrestlerettes 3, 3; Language Club 4; Bas- ketball Statistician 4; Block S 2, 3, 4: Program Committee 4; Sign Committee 3 4; Choir I, 4; Sweet 16 Ensemble 4 Newspaper Staff 4; Finian ' s Rainbow 1 ELIZABETH ANN LANDESS Unguage Club 1 ; Block S 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4 SHEAN ROBERT LANGEN Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1, 2 TAMILYNNELAVEY STEPHANIE LYNN LEGGE GAA 2; Drama Club 2; Volleyball 2. 3; Basketball 2; Softball 2; Concert Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4; Marching Band 4; Block S 1, 2 SANDRA DENISE LEIBFRITZ Language Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secretaries ' Club 2, 3, Vice- President 3; Guidance Counselor Aide 3; Block S 3, 4; Library Aide 2, 4: Sign Committee 4; Home Economics Club 1, 3 TAMMY SUE LEVALLEY (J.V.S.) OEA; Class Parliamentarian 3; Class Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 4 DAVID ALAN LILLY ELIZABETH ANN LIND Marching Band I; Concert Band 1; Freshman Chorus 1; Symphonic Band 2; Sophomore Choir 2; Class Vice-President 1; FTA I. 2, 3; Better Half 2; Block S 2. 3; Basketball Cheerleader 3. 4. Co-Cap- tain 4; Football Cheerleader 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Girls ' Tennis 3; Girls ' Track 3, 4, Sectional Finalist Mile Run 3. Sectional Finalist Long Jump 4, Honorary Captain 4, CBC Champion of Long Jump 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Sweet 16 Ensemble 3; Drama Club 4; Thespians 4; You Can ' t Take It With You 4; News- paper Staff 4; Sound of the Drums ' 4: J.C.O.W.A. 2 MICHAEL J. LINKENHOKER MARY ELLEN LUBBERS (Douglas H.S., S.D.) Library Aide 1; French Club 1; Concert Band 1; Stage Band 1; Pep Band I; Outstanding Mathe- matics Award 1; Mid-West Scholastic Tests 1; Marching Band 1 (Shawnee) Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 2; Orchestra 3, 4; Basketball Pep Band 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Music Man Orchestra 4; Language Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ohio Scho- lastic Tests 2, 3, Honorable Mention in District 3; Scholarship 2, 3. 4, Top Ten 4, National Merit Semi-finahst and Finalist 4, Ohio Academic Scholar 4 RICHARD D LUTZ PATRICIA JOAN MAJERLE (Pullen Jr. High) Yearbook Staff 1: Art Club I; Math Club 1 (Largo Sr, High) Yearbook Staff 3; Baseball Statistician 2 (Shawnee) Yearbook Staff 4; J.C.O.W.A. 4; Language Club 4; Basetball Statistician 4; FTA 4; Secretaries ' Club 4 KEVIN MARTIN Basketball 1,2; Football 1; FCA 1, 2 NATALIE SUE MARTIN FTA 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Lan- guage Club 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Staff 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Concert Band 1; Sym- phonic Band 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Stage Band 1. 2. 3; Orchestra 1, 2, Secre- tary 2; Basketball Pep Band 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Squad Leader 3, 4, Out- standing Squad Leader 4: Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 3. 4. Co- President 4: Sweet 16 Ensemble 3. 4. Student Director 3, 4; National Choral Music Award 4; Voted Most Musical 4; Sound of the Drums 4; Music Man Orchestra 4; Finian ' s Rainbow 1 MARGARET MARY MASON GAA 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; J.C.O.W.A. 4; Concert Band 1; Softball 2; Librar Aide 3 JULIE L.McCOMBS (Greenon H.S.) FHA 1; GAA 1 (Shaw- nee) Scholarship Award 4 MICHAEL E. McDONALD FCA 1; Track I: DECA U.V.S.)4 SHARON LYNN .McDONALD MARGARET ERIN .McGRATH Secretaries ' Club 3, 4. Treasurer 4; J.C.O.W.A. 4; A Cappella Choir 3 JOANNE TERESA .McLEAN (Spfld. Catholic Central) Chorus I: Cen- tral Singers 2; Concert Choir 3: Service Learning 1.2; Bowling 3 BRIAN D.MERCER Ohio Scholastic Tests 3. 4: Scholarship Awards I, 2. 3. 4, Top Ten 4: Voted Most Intellectual 4 JOCK CALVIN MIESSE CHARLES FRANKLIN MILLER. JR. AV Club 3; Language Club I. 2; Varsity S 3. 4; FCA 1. 2; Industrial Arts Club 4. Reporter 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4. CBC Champ 2. 3. 4 Graham Invitational 3rd Place 2. Champion 3 Westland Invita- tional 2nd Place 3 Wayne Invitational: 3rd place 2. 3, 1st Place 4. Outstanding Wrestler 4, Sectionals: 2nd Place 2. 4. 1st Place 3. Districts 2nd Place 4. Slate 9th Place 4, Tn-Captain 4. Holder of .Most Pin Record (28) 1976-1978 CYNTHIA KAYE MILLER Block S 1, 2, 3: FTA 1. 2. 3. 4; J.C.O.W.A. 2, 3, 4: Language Club 3. 4; Choir I LISA MILLER Choir 1 MICHAEL MILLER RICHARD L.MILLER Football 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 4; Indus- trial Arts Club 1,2 PAMELA SUE MOFFITT DECA Club (J.V.S.) CAMILLE MARIE MORRIS GAA 1; Volleyball 1. 2: Field Hockey 2 KAREN SUE MORRIS Concert Band I. 2; FTA 1. 2. 3: Block S I, 2, 3: Medical Careers Club 3. 4; Lan- guage Club 4; Drama Club 4: learbook Staff 4; Sound of the Drums 4: White Chocolate 4; Women ' s Medical .Auxil- iary Scholarship 4 SHARON KAY MOSIE Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Concert 1 : Snto- phonic Band 2. 3. 4; Drama Club ! ; Med- ical Careers Club 1. 2: Language Club 1. Z 3, 4; Basketball Pep Band 1 . 3. 4: Class Secretary 3 NANCY JANE MUSIC Home Economics Club 3. 4; Secretaries ' Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Publications Secretary 3. 4: Voted Hardest Worker 4; Miss Publi- cations 1978 4: Diamondelte4 WILLIAM H. NAPIER 211 212 DOUGLAS MILTON OGDEN Ohio Scholastic Tests 1. 2. 3, 4. 14th in State 1, 17th in State 2: Debate Club 1: Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2: National Forensic League 2. 3, 4; AV Club 1, 2. 3, 4. President 3, 4; Music Man 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 2. 3, 4, Honor Squad 3, 4; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2. 3, 4, Most Improved Junior Award 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Louis Armstrong Jazz Award 4: Solo and Ensemble Contest 2; Debate Team I, 2. 3, 4 TIMOTHY J. O ' NEIL FCA 1, 2, 3: Varsity S 3, 4; J.C.O.W.A. 4; Sophomore Choir 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 3; Base- ball 2, 3 MARTIN H.OREN ' CHERYL ANN OSMENT Football Cheerleader 1, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2. 4, Captain 2; Block S 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; FTA 1, 2, 3; J.C.O.W.A. 2, 3, 4; Medical Careers Club 4; Language Club 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; Music Man 4; Choir 1 ; Prom Queen 4 MELINDA SUE OVERHOLSER Block S 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; GAA 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. President 4; Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Sign Committee 1, 2, 3; FTA 1; Track Cinderella 2, 3; Field Hockey 2, 3; Up the Down Staircase 3; Portrait of Jennie 3; Yearbook Staff 4; J.C.O.W.A. 3; Program Committee 4: Sound of the Drums 4 RANDY B. OWENS JEFFREY ALAN PARKIN Marching Band I. 2; Concert Band I. 2; Symphonic Band 3. 4; Wrestling 1, 2. 4; FCA I, 2. 3: AV Club 2; Language Club 1. 2, 3. 4: TTiespians 3, 4; Up the Down Staircase 3; You Can ' t Take It With You 4: Music Man 4; Yearbook Staff 4; DeMob 3, 4: Ohio Scholastic Tests ! , 2. 14th in District I MARIE C. PARSONS Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 3, 4; Concert Band I ; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Language Club 1, 2. 3. 4; National Merit Com- mended Scholar 3: Scholarship Awards 1. 2, 3, 4. Top Ten 4 STEVEN BRIAN PEASE Wrestling 2, 3. 4; Track 4: FCA 3; J.C.O.W.A. 3: White Chocolate 4 (Roo- sevelt Jr. High) Gym Assistant 1 ; Concert Band MARK ALAN PERKINS FCA 1 : Golf 2. 3. 4 CHRISTOPHER S. PICKLESIMER MARTIN O.PIDCOCK Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band I; Symphonic Band 2, 3: Industrial Arts Club 1. 3: FCA !; Choir 2: Track 1: Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Voted Most Musical 4 JOLINDAA. PORFIDIO Thespians 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Language Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3. 4; Block S 1. 2, 3, 4; White Chocolate 3; Up the Down Staircase Make-up Chairman 3; You Can ' t Take It With You Make- up Chairman 4; Finian ' s Rainbow I; Diary of Anne Frank Stage Crew 2 JOYCE LOUISE REDMON Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. Vice-Presi- dent 4; Junior Achievement 2; Secretar- ies ' Club 2. 3, 4; Library Aide 3, 4 STEPHEN CRAIG REISS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 1. 4, All League 4, Samis Club Award 4, Eagles Club Award 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain I. Best Defensive Player Award 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, Honorary Tri-Captain 4: FCA 1, 2. 3; Varsity S 3, 4; Language Club 1. 2; J.C.O.W,A. 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Class President 1 ; Music Man 4; Thespians 4; Voted Most Spinted 4; Homecoming Escort 1; Sadie Wheelbar- row Champion 4 EDWIN L.RIDENOUR Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Now Sounds I ; Chamber Singers I; Sunshine Singers 1; Visions 4; Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4: Stage Manager 2, 3. 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Diary of Anne Frank Lighting Director 2; Up the Down Staircase Technical Director 3; Portrait of Jennie Stage Manager and Technical Director 3; You Can ' t Take It With You Stage Manager and Technical Director 4: Music Man Set Designer and Stage Manager 4; Student AV Direc- tor I. 2; AV Club 1, 2, 3: Library Aide 3: Technical Director 4 DEBORAH SLAVKA RISTEFF FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Block S 2. 3; DeMob 4 AUDREY D. ROBERTS MARK ROGERS JARRELL L. ROSS (Northeastern) Basketball 1 : (Shawnee) Football 4 BARBARA-MARY ROSSLER Choir 1, 2; Block S 1, 2, 3. 4: FTA 2, 3, 4; Language Club 2, 3, 4: J.C.O.W.A. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 LORENA MARIE ROUSH DON H. ROWE CYNTHIA ANN RUMBOLD Drama Club 1. 3; FTA 3, 4; Language Club 1. 2, 4; Block S 2, 3; Guidance Counselor Aide 4; J.C.O.W.A. 4 CYNDI SAUNDERS Up the Down Staircase 3; Drama Club 3; Home Economics Club 4 THOMAS L. SAWYER Industrial Arts Club 1 JENNIFER SUE SEIPEL FTA 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA I: Intramural Vol- leyball 1; Choir I; Forensic Club 2; Block S 2. 3. 4; Language Club 4; Girls ' Track 3; White Chocolate 3 BRENDA KAY SHAFFER Debate Club I; GAA I: Concert Band 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2: National Honor Society 4; Language Club 1, 2 % SUSAN M. SHORT OEA (J.V.S.) DECA (J.V.S.) General Merchandising Class Secretary (J.V.S.) KEVIN DAVID SIMPSON Concert Band 1. 2; Symphonic Band 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Junior Award 3; Stage Band 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Stage Crew 3; AV Club I, 2 JOHN WILLIAM SINE AV Club 1, 2; Medical Careers Club 1: Concert Band I, 2; Symphonic Band 3; Thespians I, 2, 3; Basketball Pep Band 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Forensic Club 2i Language Club 3 KARI1 I 4ARGARET SLAUGHTER GAA 2, 3, 4; Secretaries ' Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Secretary 4; Freshman Chpir 1; Sophomore Chok-t 2; Sweet 16 Ensemble 3. Pop Group 4; Block S 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Music Man 4; Drama Club 2; Softball 2 JAMES CHARLES SMALLWOOD Football Manager I, 2. 3; Baseball Man- ager 1, 2. 3, 4 WESLEY ARTHUR SMITH Football 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3: Homecom- ing Escort 4: FCA 1 ANGELA MARIE SNORF RUTH ANN SNYDER Math Club 1 GALE MARIE SPECKMAN Language Club i, 2; Drama Club I : GAA 4; FTA 3: Block S 2, 3, 4; Secretaries ' , Club 4: Office Aide 4 PATTl SUE SPRINKLE Language Club 2. 4: Drama Club 4; Sec- retaries ' Club 3; Block S 4; Stage Crew 2. 3, 4; Sign Committee 4; Choir 1, 2. 3. 4 TRUDY FAYE STAMBAUGH GAA 1; National Forensic League 3. 4; Forensic Debate Team 3. Vice-President 4: FTA I. 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 4; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2. 3, 4: Stage Band 3, 4; Basketball Pep Band 3, 4; Marchiiig Band 3. 4, Outstanding Squad Leader 4; Choir 1, 2; Solo and Ensemble Contest 2; Freshman Football Statistician 1; Up the Down Staircase 3: Portrait of Jennie 3; You Can ' t Take It With You Stage Crew 4; Music Man 4; Class Secretary I, 4; Sound of the Drums Co-Editor 4; White Chocolate 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: DeMob 3. 4 PETER ARISTOTLE STANGAS Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AV Club 2: Boys ' Tennis 2; Library Aide 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Scholarship Awards I. 2, 3: Ohio Scholastic Test I: Voted Most Likely to Succeed 4; DeMob 3, 4 CHRISTOPHER C. STEELE Track Manager 2; Industrial Arts Club 2 ELIZABETH KATE STEINBERGER Block S 1,2,3: Language Club SHAWN A. STEVENS Cross Country I, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2. 3, Trea- surers; Wrestling I, 2; Track I, 2 EVELYN MARY STILLER National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholarship Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Top Ten 4, Salutatorian 4: Ohio Scholastic Tests 2, 3 BRENDA SUE STRADLING Choir 1; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 1. 2. 3, 4; Secretaries ' Club 3; Block S 3: Softball 1,2; Library Aide 4 WILLIAM B. STRADLING REGINALD T. STRATTON (Wilmington H.S.) Wrestling I, S.C.O.L. Champ I (Shawnee) Wrestling 2, 3. 4, BC Champ 3, 2nd m CBC 4, Sectional I hamp 3; 2nd Place in Sectionals 4, Dis- Ftrict Runner-up 3, Honorary Tri-Captain 4: Football 3, 4 PENNY KAY SUMPTER Block S 2; Stage Crew 2, 4; Secretaries ' Club 4 TINAMARIETAYLOE FTA 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1, 2; Block S 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; J.C.O.W.A. 2, 3, 4; Language Club 3; Class Treasurer I, 3; Class President 4; President of Stu- dent Council 4; Homecommg Court 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Program Committee 2, 4; Sign Committee 3; Guidance Office Aide 3; Office Aide 4; National Honor Society 4: Track Cinderella 2, 3. 4; Voted Best Leader 4; Scholarship Award 4; Citizenship Award 4: Prom Court 4 DEAN ALLEN TAYLOR LORl ANN THOMAS ROSALEE E. THOMPSON Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secre- taries ' Club 1,2,3 MICHAEL JOHN TOOLE Track I, 2. 3. Cross Country 2. 3; KA I. 2; Concert Band I. 2, 3; .Symphonic Band 4; J.C.O.W.A 2 PATRICK ALLEN TOOLE Varsity S 2, 3, 4; FCA I. 2. 3; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 4; Concert Band 1. 2, 3; Basketball I: Cross Country 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1,2.3 KIMBERLYSUETORDIFF KENNETH B.TURNER Baseball 3, 4 MICHAEL WILLIAM TYSON Cross Country I, 2, 3; FCA I. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 3: Varsity S 2, 3. 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band I ; Stage Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Louis Armstrong Jazz Award 4; Wrestling 2; Up the Down Staircase 3: Music Man 4; Commended Negro Stu- dent in National Merit Scholarship Con- test 4; Class Vice-President 2, 3; Peg-leg Club of America 4 MITCHELL DAVID ULERY Basketball 1; FCA 1. 2. 3; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Escort 2, 4; Varsity S 3, 4. Vice-President 4; Boys ' Tennis I. 2, 3, 4. Honorary Captain 4; Prom King 4 SUSAN V. VALENTEEN (Norristown. Pa.) Choir I; Field Hockey 1; Giris ' Basketball 1 (Shawnee) Basket- ball 3. 4; Girls ' Track 3; GAA 3, 4; AV Club 3. 4 RANDY E.VANHORN Basketball 3 DEBBIE A. VANNATTA JACQUELINE MARIE WAINZ FTA 1. 2, 3, 4; Drama Club I, 2, 3. 4: Language Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Block S I, 2: Football Cheerieader 3. 4, Captain 4; Bas- ketball Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Guardian Angel 3, 4; DeMob 3, 4; George Wash- ington Slept Here 2; Finian ' s Rainbow 1 ; You Can ' t Take It With You Student Director 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Choir 1, 2; Pop Group 1 ; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholarship Award 1, 2; Ohio Scholas- tic Test 2 SUSAN F.WALLIN JEFFREY L. WEBB Track I i CATHY SUE WEBER DENISE DELRAF. WILLIAMS Choir 1.3.4 ANGELA MARIE WILSON Block 1. 2. 3. 4: GAA I CRAIG STEVEN WIRE.MAN Football I. 2. 3. 4: Varsity S 4: Wrw- lling I. Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. Honorary Tri- Captain 4; Prom Court 4 WILLIAM R.WISE GREGORY JAMES WOMACKS Track 2. 3. 4 EUGENIA LEE WOODARD Science Club I, 2. Secretary-Treasurer 2: GAA 3. 4: Language Club 2: AV Club 3. 4; Stage Crew 4; You Can ' t Take It With You Technical Crew 4; Music Man 4: Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4, Most Improved Junior Award 3, National Orchestra Award 4: Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2. 3; A Cappella Choir 3. 4: All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir 3; Springfield Youth Sym- phony 3, 4; Girls ' Basketball Manager 2; Giris ' Track 3 JAMES HUNTER WORTHEN National Honor Society 3. 4; Scholarship Award 3, 4: Concert Band 1: Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4: Basketball Pep Band 2. 3: Football 1 : Cross Country 2, 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Varsity S 4: National Merit Com- mended Scholar 4; Ohio Scholastic Test 3; DeMob 3, 4 RHONDA LYNN WRAY DOUGLAS E. YOWLER Football 1 ; National Honor Society 4 213 To dteam of tomorrow . . .you have to awaken from today To find a new home . . . you have to leave the present one To make new fnends . . . you have to part with old ones To stati a new life . . . you have to close the chapters of the past . . . r- r-i tH ' . ] B F F? ' - liu % WhiiSi. ,■ MiMt  V- ' ■ « , ' f f ' r ' . w. m 9 T K ■liJM 1 «r ' ' — 1 KJ 1 J - ' x i flVP ' P ' ' H m 3 . ■■ ■ 5 S| i j HI ' ' - ' K J L 1 1 r JL..- M 1 -s3 ■ ' •■T r . and look | toward ifli the future - 225 SHAWNEE PATR0N9 Tim and Pam MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tritle and family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doyle and family Mr. and Mrs. James Hearlihy Mr. and Mrs. George Newmann Bill and Joanne MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Carl Powers Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pearson Becky Miller From a friend From your friend — Ted Jack Goodbarand Dick Miller Auctioneers Kramer Mill Denise and Keith Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stratton Echo Hill Farm Max McDorman Inc., Realtor John and Kristi Bradosky Good luck to the class of 80 Town and Country Adult Services, 105 N. Thompson Ave. Congratulations U Love Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Hale Doug and Tina . . . together forever Kellie and Dede too Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Grube Team 15 Rifle Unit, Spfld. OH Florida or Bust — Buddy, Birdie and Mouse McGee Heating and Air Conditioning Amanda loves David Mr. and Mrs. Don Agle Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Schmunk Mr. and Mrs. John W. Clark Stephen D. Clark Good Luck Steve and the class of 78 from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pease Southeastern Roger Carter Loves Cathy Smith, Shawnee Mr. and Mrs. Jim Althouse and Mark Good Luck Shawnee from a South High Friend Beth Landess Loves Mike Coffman — Forever World ' s greatest Bass Singer Jim Chapman 3 — Gail Mom and Dad, I made it! And you ' ll never know how I did it without any homework! Always Yours — Rick OH PLEASE KELLIE!!! Congratulations to my son. Rick and the class of 78 — Sandy Heck Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Mosie Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 78 — Thurl and Lillian McCarley Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boblitt Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Deem Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zerkle Congratulations RICK, and the Class of 78 — Mr. and Mrs. Victor Heck Friends forever — Cyndi and Maureen Jeni and Rick — authors of LIFE IN 6TH PERIOD BRITISH LIT!!! Mrs. Hibbett, don ' t ever forget the Mad Editor! (you helped create him) Mr. Brown — you never had it so good! Love, your 4th period Psychology class Good luck Maureen from Mom and Dad Miss Joan Pyle Congratulations to the class of 78 — The Bottom half of 78 — Mr. Richard Heck, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sink WE LOVE YOU MR. THOMPSON and KENTON RIDGE — Love, DeMob HENCH-BENEWDUN- JUERGAS PRODUCTIONS Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. Mowery Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clingman Jeni and Rick, British Lit. Notes 4-ever . . . This was paid for by my dad. Hi Pop!!! Mrs. and Mr. David Burkhart Congratulations Vicki, Kathy, Rick, and Bruce — from your friends at KENTON RIDGE Mrs. Nancy Grothaus CALIFORNIA here we come! Jeni and Trudy, Beach Bunnies Mrs. Hiles — Thanks for Everything — love Rick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker Shawnee ' s biggest fans from Kenton Ridge — Jim, Kurt, and Jonathan Good Luck, Class of ' 78 — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hibbett Mrs. Jeanne Hiles SYEX: I Love You! Dan and Beth Hearlihy To Lori Lockwood, with love. From Wayne Wheeler, North ' 79 To a beautiful, warm, and wonderful individual. Love, Chris To Bill, Dave, Andy and Doug — Love and Kisses, Erin and Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beil Gale and Cin — Busters 4-ever Marce, looks like we made it! Told ya so. Love Davey To Brucie, Good Luck — Love Daddy! Good Luck J. G. with love, K. S. Earl, Janet and Marty Brown Pearl Brown Lambert Mary and Larry Conner Charles M. Houser Ronald L. Houser Joe and Josephine Studs Good Luck J.G. With love K.S. Jeni and Beth are ticklish! Love, the confidante of the desperadoes M. MLDGSWRSH Good luck Frank — Mom and Dad Congratulations to the wrestlers from The Family ' To the varsity basketball cheerleaders — We ' re going to spit fire in a way that ' s better. From Gail, Heidi, and Phyllis Lots of luck Jerry from your brother Frank Best Wishes to all Shawnee High Seniors — J. W. Lewis 226 I Love You Jim Gregory Chapman — Gail Bedingfield Rick, good luck next year at O.U., I ' m going to miss ya — Kelly Jim, only 2 more years till June 21st, 1980 — Gail Good luck Mark and Frank — Luv, Shari and Gail Smile Laura! Love, Mindy Bill Buck Dennis and Nancy Congratulations Dude — Love, Babe Buenta Suerte — Senorita Welsheimer Eichelberger Builders (Solar Heat) Lots of Luck John! Love, Phyllis E.S.A.D. Good luck senior wrestlers — Gail B. Thanks Mom and Dad — Kelly (World ' s Greatest Wrestler Frankie Miller) — Gail B. Congratulations Jerry Burt from Mom and Dad Jonathan loves Dede We came, we ate. we left, Wes, Judy, Bill, and Marie Wayne, Todd, Eric, Kellie, Jeni, and Trudy Good luck Seniors from the rock group STRYDER Advanced Senior Gossip 7th Period Yearbook Room — Laura, Nancy, Lora, Jeni, BRUCE, Dede, Kellie, Trish, Karen, and Jackie Foxy Scop and The Marsh Steppers!!! The William F. Napier Family Dolores and Jack Park Park Maintenance Company Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hockman DedisMacks Hey Henry, you like ' em fried, scrambled, or poached? Darryl and Vicki? Vicki and Darryl? Long Live DeMob!! Love, BoSb, Babyface Aid and Scoop! Trip To Jenzy — you ' re still my best friend — Love, Pam Good luck Renee — Don and Fran Grandma and Grandpa Benston Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mount and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dale Riggle Jack and Joyce Kame Connie and Chad Clevenger Mr. and Mrs. Gail Grossman You really helped me a lot teach. Thanks Dad. You too Mom . . . Bruce (T.G.E.O.Y.B.S.) BRUTUS XAVIER HEROLD BEDINGFIELD 1 JACQUELINE MARIE WAINZ (guess who) Mart-ta you couldn ' t have done it without me. Love ya, JC (Duck) Good luck next year Debbie. I ' m oing to miss ya. Julie Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Holland, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. McKenley Dorothy Reid Mrs. Gladys McClain Merv — I ' ll always love ya, Julie My BESTEST Friend Bruce — We couldn ' t have made it without each other — Love Ya Lots — Jatkie Don and Shirley Kittles Mr. Parrack Doobie Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kelly Mike and Linda Patterson Tina Patterson and Snoopy Kyle and Rox Linda and Ted McClain Travis Caudill — 1992 The Big ' D ' and Me Kurt Loves Anette Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pequignot From Franz and Ingamar Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Essig Congratulations and Good Luck Always Cheryl — We love you. Mom and Dad Funky . . . funky . . . funky, funky, funky! The Kenton Ridge Gang! Congratulations and Lots of Luck, Beth!! To the Fearsome Foursome — Theresa. Merry Beth, Kim and Teri — from Christi and Nancy Good luck Reserve Wrestler, 138 Geneva and Chris, Tracy and Lee Mrs. Hihbett, Thanks for everythmg. Love, Beth Larry Greenwalt is a good pencil sharpener. Genny loves Jon Peters Hi Mr. B from the gang Congratulations SENIORS! ! ! Mr. and .Mrs. Dick Krupp Trixie ' s Friends The West Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bennett and girls •NM loves KB (she ' ll kill me if she finds out) Bob McClain Joj and Dave Engle Miss Karen Young Nancy Weed, Tina Woods, Lisa Yowler, Karen Hopkins Look Kevin — I made it! Love always, Nancy Cindy Seymour, Carol C. Collins. Patty Collett, Phyliss Cavallaro Beth Grashel, Geneva Smith, Christy Gormam. Nancy Gossett Kim Shaffer, Lori Walsh. Barbie Brewer, Renee Pequignot Teresa Bohn, Debbie Highfield, Brenda Poling, Ellen Priddy Best Friends forever, Trisha, love Nancy Annie Roberts. Kay Kirk. Liz Comer, Beth Lilly Kem Shank, Lori Lockwood. Sue Schroeder, Melanie Miller Kay Aler, Sue Hinkle, Cmdy Slaughter, Laura Skogstrom Lori Siemon, Stephanie Rutan. Rhonda Jones, Dawne Puckett Shawnee . . . are vou readv for Debbie??? Cindy Micro Enterprises Max?MaxW ho?A.P. Inc. TRADER Chucky Paul loves Erin and Cheryl Hi From Trouble Makers Inc. Hi Pal — Bob and Norm Best of Luck Everyone — April and Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blevins Rhonda and Jay Jim, Jay. John. Kelh . Donnie. Brian. .Mike, and Bob THET.C.W.ATCHER! HowdN to Sam and Kate from 227 Roben and Matt Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Brown and Family For Erin Lynn or Robert Nicholas, whichever Charles and Jane Walker Mr. and Mrs. Mendell E. Beattie April, Vicki, LeAnn — just expecting!!! Junior girls make better lovers. — 79 Michael Brown Cynthia Robinson Good luck Wes — Love, Becky Sgt. Spicer Enjoy Life — Be a Buddy Brian Milledge To Erin from Stuart with love Good luck to the class of 78 from Mr. Gary Flora To Beth, Cheryl, Jackie, Lana, Vicki, and Melissa. The best cheerleaders in the world! — B. D. Mercer A tribute to CCH ' s Three Musketeers We ' ve only just begun — LeAnn and Kevin forever We love our babes Nate and Eddie. Love, Boobla and Ollie Dale digs Pogo, Chip digs Chipmunk Beth, remember Caves Beth, what are you doing in Pogo ' s backyard? Bob Grashel — GNATMAN Mr. and Mrs. George McGrath Mr. and Mrs. George Snook There goes Erin, here comes Mike — Lookout Shawnee! ! Kurt and Tommy — when are you gonna model your little red gym shorts? E and C From Goober and Vickie — the 4th period Rowdie Rooters! LU. here we come — Chris and Kelly Kirk, Goober and half of Chris Mrs. WiUiam DeButy Jesse Penwell George and Mary Parsons Ada Riley Charles E. Houser High! From Sue, Tim, Cassie, Jon, and Lori Boris P. Tarpoff — Prudential Life Insurance Best of Luck to all Graduating Seniors What a good way to spend a dollar — Mr. Murphy Congratulations Jackie Ohio State beware! Love, Mom and Dad Boo Hiss Boo on Dave Clingman from Tag Brown Very proud of you Erin Good luck always — Love Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burcham Doug and Gale Riggle, Cara and Baby Brother or Sister too! ! ! Yabba-Dabba-Dew Lora Sue, Love ya, Mindy Sue C. Roger Stiffler Carpet Installation and Repair Service 2820 Erie Ave. 45505 325-5160 Good Luck John Hutzell I love you, D.M. D.D. Someone really does care — Max I Love you — Max To Cheryl and Erin, all my love, Timmy! Good Luck Sharon, Rhonda, Kay, Penny, and Lisa Good Luck LeAnn and Kevin. Love be From the 6th period psychology class Mr. Click Man Dan We ' ll miss you senior guys! ! Love Becky, Lisa, and Bonnie Bob Closson Fran and Don — Good luck Judy! Good Luck SENIORS, especially Kellie and Dede Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Lower Mr. and Mrs. Neal F. Bonn Congratulations and Good Luck to Keith Garrett — Sweet Gret, Duckie, Brown Sugar, Critter GO ARMY!!! We ' re not crazy — the rest of the world is. Kim and Lori Marieo AnAler and Sunday Sue Guess what Mom and Dad We made it — Karin and Missy Congratulations to my first class of Possum 2nd graders. Mrs. Weed Congratulations Karin — from Mom and Dad Super Friends Laura and Cindy Becky Neidemire, Bonnie Powers, Lisa Caudy, Kelly Ervin Amy Lorton, Pati Beil, Mary Collins, Cheryl Clarkson Morrow ' s Choice Meats Corporation Ted Corns — Minister of youth — Hillside Ave. Church of God. Best of Luck: Bruce, Ralf, Mark, Bruce, Jeni Silhouette Restaurant, Park Shopping Center. Mr. Mike Brown, Teacher Extrodinaire! We love ya, K andR We know our intervals Mr. C. Ralf, Deb, Renee, Amy, Lora, the Symphonic Horn Sec. Mick ' s House or Lust — Good Luck, Brennev! Kellie and Ralf say, Don ' t Go to P.K. Lumber. Union 76 — Ned Davey John and Dwaine say hello from North Motors (and WIZE does play the best music) Compliments of Gallenkamp Shoes Good Luck from Brute Mr. and Mrs. Craig Fifer — Good luck Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Berney Ewing — Horray he made it Ralf, Marty, Karen, and Gail — March or Die Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clayton Gail and Scott Palmieri — Congratulations Seniors Mr. and Mrs. George Huemmer, Kirt and Keith Mrs. Mary Mahan — Good Luck Class of ' 78 Best Wishes Seniors from Alan, Carol, Gary and Sheila Baird Good Luck Patricia, From Rick Woods From out of the Jungle comes Trader Chuck Tony Esposito SHOE REPAIR — SOUTHERN VILLAGE 322-1762 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mowery Chuck and Darla — South ' 77 228 Dresback Realty 325-0643 Barb and Phil Forever Kellie and Ralf take all their shoes to Tony Esposito Tony ' s Inn — John Sckulovski Jake the Snake Ulery 443 Willow Drive Good Luck Kellie and Mitch We grow quality foliage plants. We welcome your business Rays Greenhouse, Foliage Shop Norwood Greenhouses Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Woebking — Best of Luck Seniors! Mrs. Hiles — Didn ' t we brighten your day! Kelly, Ralf, Peter, Jeni, Dede, Rick, Beth, Chris and Mike! ! ! See Larry Cox at Don Handy Chevrolet Come see Barb at the Night Gallery!!! Jim Hickman from Don Handy ' s Chevrolet says Good Luck Seniors Good Luck Seniors, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Flora Scags Forever!! K , D , R , T , N , T , G , R , R , B . Mr. and Mrs. Neil Miller and their darling daughter Melanie. Laura ' s Ceramics and Flowers — 2562 East High Street. 324- 0176 Homer Sayres 3401 Echo Drive — Good Luck Mitch Gentry T.V. Yum Yum Tree (candy, cards, and gifts) Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wiegel Chrys McDonald loves Jimmy Nail Buena Suerte! dela senora Sterling Kay Teen ' s Ladies Apparel — Freak Owner Congratulations Cheryl and Kirk — Jerry Webb Head Hunters Salon 324-2822 Country Squire Kennels J R Bar Scanlon Furniture Good luck. Kirk — Love, Cheryl GUESS WHERE WE ARE!! Kelly, Ralf, Andy, Peter, Christina, Rick, and Trudy The BEST darn officers ITS will ever see! ! ! We learned one lesson. . . It ' s better to LIE! Andy, Kelly, Ralf, Christina and Evelyn, etc. . . . WE DID THE YEARBOOK Natalie, Andy, Ralf, Beth, Tammie, Rick, Dede, Kelly, Doug, Cheryl, Melissa, Trudy, Nancy, and Lora! and Jeff too!! Town House Motor Lodge 2850 E. Main Spfld., Ohio 45503 Good Luck — Burnett Plaza Barbers The Cave Jewelry Bob and Zelda Brunk Framecraft Custom Picture Framing Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zerkle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilliam, Jr. Byron Stultz Art Osseck Class of ' 61 Compliments from Richard Lykins Class of ' 60 Pat and Sandi Hearlihy Tina and Mick Congratulations Seniors — Hawkins Electric Springfield Tire and Battery Ray ' s Foliage Shop Leisure Time Products Paul ' s Auto Trim and Sales, Inc. Fussnecker ' s Sweeper Springfield Auto Supply Springfield Builder ' s Supply and Lumber Company Northside Appliance 1 135 N. Limestone Much Success from Custom Electronics Bajita come back!! Buena Suerte a Eduardo, Tula, Manola, Josefita, Pedro, Rafael, y Pilar de Senora Kasten Good Luck Seniors — Mrs. Kenneth Davis Ms. K., why did you leave us? My baby finally graduated! Congratulations Doug D. Mrs. Mable Thompson Good Luck from Margarita Mr. Railsback — try to keep the money straight without your favorite treasurer! Good-bye to Jack O ' Neil from Goud, Nerak, Eilatan Good Luck Seniors from Raymond L. Williams Congratulations, Tammie and Doug from Roger Reeb Good Luck Seniors from The General Store Ralf and Kellie - 1978 Advertising Champs!!! ANYTHING GOES!!! Woolley ' s Tax Service Ron, only three (3) more years Love, Kath Dick ' s Union ' 76 Sheridan Ann Beauty Salon Athertons Furniture Showrooms, 932 W. Main St. Good Luck, Patricia from Tom Don, Sharon, Eric and Nikki Thomas E. Palmer Bob and Becky French Have you ever noticed that the shortest days have the longest mornings? — Edsel Best Wishes — Kanders Fairfax and Park Terrace Motels Buckeye Metal and Refinerv The 68 Gift Shop Good Luck Protegers — From the senior teasers — T.S.. K.B.. G.B., K.M. We love you, Jeanne — Guardian Angels, Ralf and Doug Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stambaugh Grampa-Boris, Finish your White Russian! Boris — But why Grampa Grampa — because You Can ' t Take It With You. Good Luck Bezo. from your cohorts in crime — Boss and Mother Rheba — Dam those flies in the kitchen! Penny — Curb your tongue you ebony wench! To our favorite Bo ine Playmate . . . Kris . . . we lo e %ou . . . DandTandR 229 INDEX OF ADVERTIQERS AAMCO 287 Accent Shop 292 Agatha ' s Parlor 289 Athletic Supply Shop 240 B C Electric Shop 255 BancOhio 289 Barn, The 280 Becky ' s Beauty Shop 286 Berger ' s World of Archery 271 Best Western Motel 269 Blessing Pump Service 301 Bonded Oil 244 Bowman ' s Fireplace 303 Bowshier Buick 234 Buckeye Door Opener 233 Buell Pharmacy 243 Bug Hut 303 Business Equipment Co 260 Candle Cove 295 Cappelli Garden Center 254 Carpenter ' s T.V. Service 295 Carpet Train 273 Cavalon Carpet Drapery ;301 Cedar Race Tavern 255 Central Mobile Radio 272 Chantry Press 304 Chronicle Printing 280 Church ' s 311 Circle Soil Service 233 Clark County Glass 279 Clark Landmark 294 Clark Technical College 306 Click Camera Shop 281 Cline Shell Insurance 289 Clothing Factory 292 Coca-Cola 272 Coffelt Candy 286 Connie ' s Beauty Salon 288 Copes Realty 274 Coy, Lee Gladys 295 Credit Life Insurance 278 Curly Top Beauty Salon 295 Custom Tire 276 Dean Barry Paint 273 Dilhon Kennels 288 Drake Monument 307 Dresser Air-Tool Division 258 Dugan Ford 265 East Side Recreation 245 Electric Eel 261 Elite Cafe 264 FTA 246 Fashion Two-Twenty 301 Fazio Color Shop 237 Fink Meat Co 301 Fisher Beverage 257 French Poodle Beauty Salon 236 Freshour Realty 285 Gair ' s Furniture 284 Gamble ' s Place 292 Gem City Savings 304 Goings Insurance 266 Gold ' n Black 233 Golden Gator 298 Golden Mushroom 240 Good Shepard Village 283 Grace Bible Church 295 Green ' s T.V. Appliance 295 Hair Quarters 295 Handy Chevrolet 299 Harold ' s Brake Service 297 Harrah Sons Construction 241 Harris Live Bait 307 Harrison Supply Co 266 Hart Realty , 266 Heaton Electric 266 Hebble Pharmacy 260 Helmut ' s Food Market 292 Herzog Photographic 248 Hill Building Supply 287 Hollandia Gardens 236 Home Economics Club 306 Honda of Spfld 284 Hospital Flower Shop 311 Hufford Builders 251 IGA Foodliners 253 International Steel 282 Interstate Driving School 310 Investment Management Assoc. ...... .273 Ivan ' s Barber Shop 266 J E Stitch-a-Roo .292 Janitor Equipment 266 Jefferson Street Auto 27 1 Johnson Grange Insurance 286 Johnston Insurance 297 Jonco Service Station 235 Jones Catering 297 Jones Funeral Home ' 297 Juergen-; Enterprises 293 Kaffenbarger Construction 255 Kar Card Muffler 310 Kart Golf Land 238 Kastle Steel 287 Kincaid ' s 302 King ' s Orchard 261 Kline-Meier Architects 262 230 Kraft Associates 303 Kreig Brothers Inc 303 Kugler ' s Radio Service 297 Lady Fair Salon 255 Langen Masonry 309 Language Club 311 Locust Grove Farm 255 Lucas Appliance 307 M M Federal Savings 283 Madison Avenue Pharmacy 288 Mad River Supply 306 Marching Braves 304 Marshall Pharmacy 242 McEnaney Printing 272 McFarland ' s Meat 303 McKinnon ' s Flower 273 McMann-Smoot Insurance 289 Meek ' s Sporting Goods 303 Metkoff Geers 303 Michael ' s Motel 239 Mickey Lockhart Signs 285 Mike Rosey ' sDeli 241 Mill Restaurant 301 Miller Associates 259 Miller ' s Furniture 273 Millwork Inc 281 Mike Minette ' s 307 Modern Woodmen 307 Morgal Tool 280 Mosie Auto Center 249 Mr. T ' s Coin-Up 291 Muma-Sigler-Mumma 274 Myer ' s Marathon 275 Napier ' s Gas Appliance 284 Nationwise Auto Parts 263 Netts Floral Co 280 Night Gallery 291 North Motors Inc 264 Northridge Lanes 254 Overholser Realty 270 Paneling Center 273 Parish Coal Feed Co 287 Park Barber Shop 272 Park Bowling Lanes 242 Pavlatos Acres 256 Pillars Nursing Home 263 Ponderosa 288 Possum School 236 Precision Machine Products 261 Quick Print 304 R.V. Servicenter 242 Ramar Estates 294 Rapid Reproduction 252 Reid Park Pro Shop 268 Reid Park Restaurants 236 Reid School 284 Richards Memorial 273 Ridgely Home Modernizmg 277 Ripley ' s 302 Rite Spot Cafe 239 Robbins Myers 279 Rockway M iddle School 264 Roediger Realty 28 1 Rogers Garage 286 Rowland ' s Restaurant 287 Ruby Tuesday 232 Spectacle Shop 307 Springfield Auto Seal 275 Springfield Bank 302 Springfield Bus Co 269 Springfield Camera 262 Springfield Decorating 296 Springfield Metal 274 Springfield Paper Products 294 Springfield Provision Co 261 Springfield Rug 262 Springfield ' s Coatings 283 Sportsman ' s Shop 286 Spradlin Brothers Welding 286 Standard Oil 243 Stevenson ' s Heating 308 Steven ' s Sons 281 Styling Center 304 Sunset Cycle Center 284 Sutherly Construction 258 Tackett Auto Sales 277 Taco Bell 258 T M Bear Alignment 256 Ulery ' s Greenhouse 305 Underwriters of America 263 United Skates of America 247 Universal Travel 292 Universal Welding 242 Valley Auto Service 269 Value City Furniture 249 Vercoe Incorporated 2 8 V.F.W. Post 1031 271 V.F.W. Rocco- Welch 290 Victory Lanes 303 Villa International Village Furniture 233 Wallace Turner Insurance 26 1 Walt ' s Auto Wrecking 297 Western Pharmacy 295 Wickes Lumber 285 Williamson Company 296 Winchester Furniture 2 ' 6 Y.M.C.A 264 Young Toyota 260 23) BE8T WI8HE8 8HA WNEE HIGH 8CH00L GRADUATING CLA88 of 1978 FROM RUBYTUE9DAY for RESERVATIONS CALL 322-6638 FREE PARKING AT WREN ' S GARAGE DOOR OPENER SALES (513) . 325-1551 1827 LAGONDA AVE. SPRINGFIELD. OHIO 45503 GENIE SERVICING ALL MAKES OF DOORS AND OPrNERS CIRCLE soil SERVICE n • ff Z -Jordan Ri ;n.l. S|- riiii!rickl. Ohio )M-I 135 Congtatulations, Qeniots From THE GOLD ' N BLACK STAFF f V-., -- y TRADER CHUCK ' S VILLAGE FURNITURE ' . 325-7664 1 Ml Sl ' NSKT AVK. ' T ' ;-. ) , vSPRINGFIELD, OHIO I . j LOCATED IN SOUTHERN VILLAGE SHOPPING fENTER ' ' I SEE US before; you BUr ' ! JACK BOWSHIER BUICK - OPEL - GMC TRUCKS SUPER SERVICE — 399-9700 4815 URBANA RD. (RTE 68 NORTH) SPRINGFIELD, OH. 234 Congratulations CheH and the Class of 1978 JONCO SERVICE QTATION 3675 Troy Road Teny Frazler, Mgr. 235 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLAQQ OF 78 C0MPUMENT9 OF POQSUM QCHOOL REID PARK RESTAURANT8 GNYDER AND REID PARK G0LFC0UR9E9 Food Concessions 236 Nursery and Planters Nursery — Greenhouse Garden Center Landscape South Vienna Ohio 568-4152 MenjofiPtmUe HANDY TO MOTELS BEAUTY SALON OPEN EVENINGS APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY 4 Operators To Serve Yot e 325-0112 168 1 295 E. LEFFEl IN. Congratulations Laura and Class of ' 78 FAZIO COLOR SHOP KART AND GOLF LAND Open 7 Days 18 Hole Miniafute Golf Course Go Catf Track and Bumper Cars Pool Tables — Game Machines Inside Refreshment Center inquire About Qpecial Group Rates Across From the Stardust Drive-In 2622 Dayton 324-9211 Home of Shawnee ' s AFTER-PROM ' 238 Congratulations, Debbie Debbie and Stephanie Risteff RITE SPOT CAFE 2568 E. Main 3935 E, National 332-5085 L V, — AIR CONDITIONED BATH AND SHOWERQ PET9 WELCOME MICHAEL ' 9 MOTEL Congratulations Class of 1978 9 o u n d o f i h e D t u m s Trudy Stambaugh. Ralf hwing — Editors 239 Congratulations to the Cast and Ctew of THE MUSIC MAN From the SHA WNEE A THLETIC DEPARTMENT THE GOLDEN MUSHROOM 3 ; 3 West McCreigbi Ave. Gpringfield, Ohio m e Att)leHc Supply Shop 630 S, BumeH Rd. THE AFTER THE GAME ' PLACE MIKE ROQY ' Q DELI 330 W. McCteighf CongratulaHons Seniors! THE SECRET ARIE9 CLUB UM. IHAMM AH AND SONS Qeneral Contractor Since 1935 RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL 322-2232 IF NO ANS CALL - 324-2895 325 Old Columbus Rd. Springfield Compliments of MARSHALL PHARMACY Drug Industrial First Aid Supplies 1221 S. Center 323-5553 ?versal WELDrNG AND STEEL INC. ACETYL ENE — ELECTRIC — HELIARC Boiler Retubing Complete Shop Facilities All Types Steel Fabrication ORNAMENTAL IRON PORTABLE CERTIFIED OUT OF TOWN INQUIRIES INVITED 2117 W. 1ST (BT 68 41) J T BONNER PRESIDENT PARKBowling Lanes ■•wma Springfield R.V. Aufo Service Centet. Inc. Total R.V. 4 Wheel Drive Work Auto Tune Ups Engine Overhauls Brakes Transmissions Phone 322-85 1 1 , 1 97 1 E. Pleasant St., Springfield, Ohio 45505 242 Congratulations Seniors From Buell Pharmacy 140 West Pleasant Street Ptione 323-5574 Free Delivery on RX Items Congratulations Ginger and Karen and the Class of ' 78 SOHI Quality Petroleum Products 325-57 1 5 322-9385 Drive Catefully ZA9 NDED 244 Good Luck Seniors LIFE HAS ITS UPS AND DOWNS BUT YOU FINALLY MADE IT! ' CONGRA TULA TI0N8 CHRISTINA AND THE CLASS OF 1978 UNITED SKA TES OF AMERICA 247 We Hope the Best for You. Class of 1978. of Shawnee High School. Cjood Luck to You, and Seniors to Follow You. in Leading Happy and Successful Lives. PHOTOGRAPHIC John P. Herzog 252 S. Bellmont Ave. JOHN P. HERZOG 420 E. Dayton Dr. Spriniifield, Ohio Professional Photographer Fairborn, Ohio (5 13 ) 324-3621 (513)879-5050 or 324-1764 ' SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL ' S OFFICIAL SENIOR AND YEAR- Jl; BOOK PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO ' SERVING YOU PHOTOGRAPHICALLY AS WE WOULD LIKE S TO BE SERVED OURSELVES. Good Luck Doug w ? from VALUE CITY FURNITURE Congtafulafions Seniors NEW « USED PArxS OSIE AUTO CENTER Complete Automotive Repair Wrecker Service Dial 323-9745 3260 E. National. Rd. Springfield. Ohio Congratulations Seniors C II TfUMne P oducU. 3738 West National Road Springfield, Ohio 45504 Phone: 513—322-8022 3738 West National Road, Springfield, Ohio 45504 Phone: 513—322-8022 Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Houston, Owner Operators 250 We Knolls H afford Buildets We Specialize In NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION Dan Hufford Gilbert Hufford 324-3400 325-4221 RAPID mVICES, m. SUPPLY SERVICE aUICK AS A WINK ' 868 E. Main Street Springfield, Ohio 45503 (513)325-5155 ef ST OF LUCK. SHA WNEE SENIORS! RECO , Qporfing Goods, Inc. UNIFORM AND AWARD SPECIALIST SERVING THE TRI-COUNTY AREA (513)322-8722 868 EAST MAIN STREET SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45503 1 252 .- IGA FOODUNERS fllUKSYS FQiaMJJlLB 583 Selma Road Southern Village Shopping Center Your neighborhood IGA store is individually owned or operated Featuring high quality foods and TableRite meats at everyday low prices. 253 spnng A boded A Vic Berger ' s WORLD OF ARCHERY 2819 E. Main St. Springfield, Ohio 45503 1-513-325-1610 INDOOR LANES COMPLETE PRO SHOP COMPOUND BOW EXPERTS PERSONAL INSTRUCTIONS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAY JEFFERSON ST. AUTO 2103 W.Jefferson Springfield Wrecker Service Parts Auto and Salvage Rebuilt Alternators and Starters GOOD HEALTH AND SUCCESS SENIORS 254 CAPPELLI GARDEN CENTER Complete Lines of Bedding Plants — Vegetables — Evergreens Fertilizers — Etc. CEDAR-RACE TAVERN Foosball Pinball 239 N. Race St. 324-9764 OWNED BY STEVE DOWNEY the low rorcors We eaeive ttw right to Imit mmMitto. a pctces eWectIv Monday.ttmj Saturetay. Natfonwise AUTORWTS Phone: 399-4411 BEAUTY QALON 1720 N. Limestone Springfield, Ohio Unlimited Free Parking BScC ELECTRIC SERVICE 2565 YELLOW SPRINGS RD. 325-4291 AFFENBARGER CnrsJST RUCTION 601 W. COLUMBIA ST., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45504 (513)323-7589 Licensed Bonded Free Estimates Commercial Residential Remodeling CongrafulaHons Seniors LOCUST GROVE FARM CROUTWATER Sr SON HOME OF THE 1976 GRAND CHAMPION HOG 255 CONGRATULA- TIONS From WINCHESTER FURNITURE SHOWROOMS Richmond, Indiana T. M. Bear Alignment 9hop 557 E. Columbia St. Ohio Springfield 1241 WEST FIRST STREET SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45504 513—322-4811 Imported Clothing • Accessories • Gifts Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 5) 3 9SO A NATIONAL RD SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 5504 513 323-37 1 Pool PAVLAT08 FARMS 455 S. Bird Rd. Springfield, Ohio Congratulations Qeniots Fisher Beverage Company 257 GOOD LUCK SENIORS 9UTHERLY CONSTRUCTION, INC. Industrial Commercial 2237 West First Street ' Sign of Quality ' Phone (513) 325-2451 Al RETOOL pf fs f □RESSER INDUSTRIES, INC. IISIDUSTniAL TOOL DIVISION 3Q2 SOUTH CENTER STREET SRRINGFIELD, OHO 45501 258 GREAT EATING FROM f l 0 Q 2100 E MAIN VERCOE COMPANY 923 First National Bank Bldg. Springfield. Ohio 45502 Phone 513 325-6436 DAVE DILLAHUNT. BILL ALLEN AND ASSOCIATES Auctioneers - Sale Management 2820 S. Limestone St. Springfield, Oliio 45505 (513)322-3741 Complimenfs of NORTHRIDGB LANES INC. 24 Lanes ir Conditioned Bowling Accessories Restaurant 1 333 Mooref ield 399-0850 Congratulafions Class of ' 78 GENE YOUNG TOYOTA. INC. 141 IW. North St. 260 QAF IMPLEMENT CO. 3939 S. Charleston Pk., Springfield, OH Phone (5 13) 325-4681 Complete Line of Lawn Equipment John Deere and New Idea Farm Equip. HEBBLE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 2520 East High 322-1833 Business Equipment Company The Businessman ' s Supermarket 1722 N. Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio 45503 (513)390-2220 Office Machines — Supplies — Furniture Sales and Service SPRINGFIELD PROVISION COMPANY ' Meats for Home Freezers Retail and Wholesale Meat 227 East Cecil St. 324-5673 KING ' S ORCHARD Variety of Apples 578 E. Possum Rd. fJREgiflONMACHMi PRODUCTS a r 619S. lBelmont Ave; — All Types of Insurance WALLACE TURNER INSURANCE 616 North Limestone Street Springfield, Ohio 324-8492 Hi We Extend Best Wishes to the 1978 Graduating Class of Shawnee High School ELECTRIC EEL MANUFACTURING Cleaning at Its Finest SMITH ' S QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 323-3641 1266 S. Yellow Springs St.. Springfield, Ohio 261 One of Springfield ' s Largest and Most Decorative Furniture Stores RUG FURNITURE Established in 1900 Corner of Spring and Main in Downtdwn Springfield Congratulations Qeniots, Class of 1978 G. David Welsheimer C.L.U. 322-6251 Fred A. Reiff 325-9288 UNDERWRITERQ Of SPRINGFIELD LOCAL ' S GROUP INSURANCE PROGRAM THE PILLARS NURSING HOME THALIA PAVLATOS - ADMINISTRATOR - PRECEPTOR CERTIFIED BY THE STATE OF OHIO AMBULATORY AND BEDFAST MEN WOMEN 24 HOUR NURSING SERVICE 323-9104 SPACIOUS DINING LOUNGE AREA BEAUTY SALON HOUSE PHYSICIAN ON CALL 336 W. COLUMBIA SPRINGFIELD 0. -f— - t. -r I AUTO PARTS STORES DO-IT-YOURSELF CENTER BE WISE! BUY WISE! SHOP NATIONWISE! CHECK US FIRST FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS ACCESSORIES • GENERATORS • FUEL PUMPS • VOLTAGE REGULATORS • BRAKE SHOES • STARTERS • TIRES • CARBURETORS • BATTERIES • WATER PUMPS • ACCESSORIES Hg Quality Name Brands — SPEED EQUIPMENT — im ' Ji:= .X-: KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES CYCLONE HEADERS HOURS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK DAILY 9 AM TO 7 PM SAT. 9 AM TO 6 PM SUNDAY 10 AM TO 4 PM ■ CALL I800 BLOCX SOUTH UMESTONEj 323-9719 JOHN ST. 263 Build your body beautiful at the YMCA!!! MXJE ' RE IN THE PFOR_E yk ' BUSINES YAACfK WE HAVE the revo- lutionary new Nauti- lus exercising machines and a com- plete individually tai- lored program for the safest, most efficient and productive way to achieve physical fit- ness. 264 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 78 ROCKWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL Remember John, you got your start at Rockway! I Keizo says the Dodge Boys are known the world over! BOYS north motore inc. NORTH MURRAY STREET SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45503 SteoA 322-6663 ELITE CAFE SIZZLING STEAKS CHOPS AIR CONDITIONED I«9 lil Wqi ' tAcin S(r  t SPRINOflELD OHIO The Elite Cafe?? YUMMY!!! Rent a 1978 Ford A9 LOW AS $8.00 PER DAY PLUS SMALL MILEAGE CHARGE WEEKEND SPECIAL FRIDAY NOON TO MONDAY NOON AS LOW AS $1 9. 00 PER WEEKEND PLUS SMALL MILEAGECHARGE FORD RENT-A-CAR 5600 Route 68 North. Springfield. Ohio 3 W- 5640 HEATON Electric 25 1 OLD SBLMA RD. Johnsons Wax Advance Floor Machines Janeco Products JANITOR EQUIPMENT CO, Complete Line of Cleaning Supplies 1000 Dayton Avenue, Springfield, Ohio 45506 Phone 322-8428 or 322-955 1 HARRISON QTUDIO Sr SUPPL Unfinished Home. — Decorj Struct lasrej aiffi ther -«5i Ope S ggak a Week 1953S.Y|llowSp s , Lite • Retuement • Auto • Homeowners do Professional Counclmg Business and Personal Res: 324-0339 JACK Office: 324-5605 HART INC. dick goings insurance consultants C. RICHARD GOINGS. CLU 2028 2. Main St Phone 323-6800 . ' Springlisid, Ohio JACK HART 805 N. Limestone Springfield, Ohio 45503 Ivan ' s Barber Shop 1 036 E. Home Rd. Buy Qell Finance We offer all the services needed for buying, selling, or financing any type property. All our associates are well trained, financing oriented, complete real estate representatives. Call us now for complete Real Estate Service. QIagle Associates DIAL 323-3881 2148E. Main St LOAN DEPT. 322-638 1 THE HOME TEAM Old Enough to Be Experienced Young Enough to Be Aggressive Large Enough to Be Efficient Qmail Enough to Be Personalized Springfield Dayton New CaHisle 267 Congratulaiions 8HAWNEE GOLFERQ From EL COLLINS GOLF PR0FE9QI0NAL R[ IDF ' ARKCiOl.f (OURSh SpriniifieUi. Ohio 45503 140 Upper Valley Pike. Springfield. Ohio FAST SERVICE VALLEYAUTO SERVICE 24-Hour Wrecker Service We Tow to the Garage of Your Choice Largest Wrecker in the Area Phone 323-9560 Good Luck. Class of ' 78 Keep Your Group Together Personalized Chartered Coach Service It ' s More Fun to Keep Your Group Together SPRINGFIELD BUS CO., INC. 405 Harrison Street Dial 325-4651 WE ' RE HERE FOR YOU. tt Congratulations MINDYand Seniors II CENTURY 21 Al Overholser Realty Co. 1934 S.Limestone St. Springfield, Ohio 45505 324-5566 270 AL OVERHOLSER REALTY CO. TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU CENTURY 21 Al Overholser Realty Co. 1043 Villa Rd. Springfield, Ohio 45503 390-3900 Each office is independently owned and operated. GRIME9-K0HL POST NO. 1031 s-} ' V Location of Shawnee ' s 1977 Prom ( ziniE±-3(ofi[ o±tJVo. 1031 Veterans of Foreign Wars 1237 East Main Street, Springfield. Ohio 45503 ' ' YEARS OF SI-RVICr To NATION ( OMMLNITY Coke 2 . SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL THE SPRINGFIELD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY McKINNON ' S FLOWER MART West North at Bechtle Avenue Phone 325-9286 City Wide Voice Paging - 24 Hr. Service Car I Phones ' CENTRAL MOBILE RADIO - PHONE SERVICE I Communications Consultants Main Office: 23 S. Belmont Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45505 Cincinnati, Toledo, Columbus 323-7551 1—800—762-5951 Toll Free Victor H. Duane Dayton and Springfield 864-2592 9CHAEFERS BAKERY INC. Bread Pastries 508 W. Main St. Springfield, Ohio JOHN McENANEY PRINTING Appointment or Walk-In 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. Daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturday PARK BARBER 9H0P Park Shopping Center Springfield, Ohio 45504 324-0251 1230 Mitchell Blvd. Springfield, Ohio 45503 Phone 390-1354 272 n THE BEST IN WISDOM AND SUCCESS SENIORS fAC 5 13; 294- 1222 1050 N.Belmont Springfield. Ohio Phone 323-06 1! PANELING CENTER Over 200 Different Panels to Choose From INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES INC. Investmenf QecuHHes Chrii Bancroft ' s | 2643 E. Main St. 3101 Kettering Blvd. Dayton, Ohio 45439 Bob Rei.ss Local Registered Representative 323-1636 513-324-5538 •■-5 Springfield, Ohio 45503 Chris Bancroft MILLERS FURNITURE LINOLEUM 4()()si;lviaroad SPRl (il |i:i.[),0HlO 45505 IMIOM: 325-7259 CONGRATULATIONS 9ENI0R9!! AUSTIN RICHARDS MEMORIAL HOME 838 E. High Street Springfield, Ohio Phone 325- 1 564 DEAN BARRY PAINT TOWN Jerry R. Carl, Manager Distributors of Dean and Barry Paint 1875 S. Limestone. Phone 322-5891 273 Established 1910 Established 1910 Mum ma — Qigler — Mum ma SPRINGFIELD METAL FINISHING INC. Complete Auction and Real Estate Service CARL MUMMA. ROBERT SIGLER, RON MUMMA 627 First National Bank Bldg. Springfield. Ohio 45502 Phone 324-32 12 CADMIUM, ZINC AND COPPER PLATING GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED COPES I REALTY, INC._ Phone (513) 399-5755 1 130 Vester Avenue Springfield. Ohio 45503 640 S. Belmont, Springfield, Ohio 324-2353 LOWELL MYERS Dealer MYERS MARATHON Wrecker Complete Minor Service Tune-Ups Repairs Steam Cleaning Telephone 364 S. Burnett Rd. 325-0361 Springfield, Ohio 45505 SPRINGFIELD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN. Springfield. ' Ohio FIELD CHRYQLER PLYMOUTH INC. JIM NORTH LINCOLN — . MERCURY INC. MONTE ZINN CHEVROLET CO. FOUNTAIN IMPORTQ JIM FOREMAN PONTIAC — DATQUNINC. I.H.C. SALES St SERVICE FLOYD DUGAN FORD INC. NORTHRIDGE AMC JEEP INC. JACKBOWSHIER BUICK — OPEL — GMC INC. TRENOR OLDS — CADILLAC MOTOR CO. DON HANDY CHEVROLET GENE YOUNG TOYOTA INC. TAYLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Contract Manufacturing of Precision Metal Parts 1101 W. Main St. Good Luck Qeniors CUSTOM TIRE AND RECAPPING QpHngfield and Clark County ' s Michelin Disitibufor Call RIDGELY ' Q 323-674 1 O— « AUTO SALES Home of Local Pre-owned Automobiles 400 E. Columbia Street Phone 324-4187 277 Springfield ' s growth industry manufacturer Robbins Myers. Inc., founded in 1878. is a multi-market company manufacturing quality products for sale in the United Slates. Canada. Western Europe, and South America. Representative products are shown at left. They include the unique Moyno progressing cavity pump, electric motors. Hunter electric fans and residential heating units, and overhead materials handling systems. Our products are marketed to particular segments of major growth industries including waste treatment, office equipment, chemicals, food processing, construction, petroleum, data processing, materials handling, and retailing. The Robbins Myers name in industrial, commercial, and residential products is well known nationwide. Material Handling Products Moyno Fluids Handling Products Comfort Conditioning Products Electric Motor Products M Robbins Myers CLARK COUNTY GLA9S CO. Glass for All Purposes Installed Auto Glass Window Glass Insulated Glass Mirror 219 Buxton Ave. Phone 323-4688 27V NEUQ FLORAL COMPANY Fairest Flowers at Fairest Prices Telegraph Delivery Service Hospital, Home and Funeral Arrangements 1013 Pine Street Weddings Corsages Potted Plants Springfield, Ohio 45505 Motgal Machine Tool Company Designers and Builders Tools, Dies, Fixtures, Prototypes Special Machinery 513—325-5561 2100 S. Yellow Springs St., Springfield, Ohio The Barn 324-1751 Corner of Upper Valley Pike Shrine Road DELI AND PARTY TRAYS PIZZA SUBS STORE HOURS: Mon. - Thur. - 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Fri. - Sat. - 10:00 a.m. to 1 1 :30 p.m. Sun.- 12:00 to 10:30 p.m. UH The Qherwin-Williams Company 11 17 Bechtle Avenue Springfield, Ohio 45504 (513)323-9731 s ■ Carpet, Wallpaper Drapes Complete Decorating Service Jerry L. lams Branch Manager CIIOIKLE PSIITII0 CIBOIICLE PBIITIie CIieiKLB FlIITin CIIOIKLE PBIITIf« Graduate to: Better Camera Better Pictures Better Results Congtafulations Qeniots CLICK CAMERA SHOP 2 W. HIGH • 323 5561 DOWNTOWN SPRINGFIELD 45501 We Care. Listen, and Satisfy TED BOLLE ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK MILLWORKINC, Phone Springfield 325-8779 Area Code 513 SPECIAL WOOD PRODUCTS Box 82 Yellow Springs. OH Congrafulations Qeniors INTERNATIONAL STEEL WOOL CORPORATION P.O. Box 936 1850 Commerce Road Springfield, Ohio- Phone 323-4651 SPRINGFIELD COATINGS, INC. M MsaVings S .™ ■ ND LOAN ASSOCIATION fairIiorS ' Shio SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 2200 S. Yellow Springs St.. P.O. Box 992 Springfield, Ohio 45501 Area 5 13 --323-9755 Congratulations, Graduates Compliments of Correct Time and Temperature GOOD SHEPHERD 325-4611 VILLAGE All North Burnett Road Phone 322-1911 SILVER QWAN MOTEL ■ RESTAURANT 3880 East National Road 322-9221 Open 24 Hours Complimenfs of Chris Miller ' s Honda of Springfield 704N. Bechtle Ave. 325-7338 • • HONDA The Deal make ts ' m DOXOL pnofwe Authorized Dealer NAPIER GAS APPLIANCE 2958 W. National Rd. Springfield, Ohio 45505 Ph.:(513)322-9444 REID SCHOOL 3640 East High St Springfield, Ohio Bicycles for All Ages Sales — Service Ph. 322-0212 R. E. Boysel Sons 1602SelmaRd. Springfield, Ohio 45505 J ' MaIwjua dhbolii THE BEST IN t ' JTTING TOOLS. AfcP MACHINE SHOP iUfPLIES ArJD SEP -r £S 1709 N. LIMESTONE STREET SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45503 SHAWNEE TOOL DAVID A. FRESHOUR EQUIPMENT CO. 1 1 West Glenv ood A mr .- 513 399-2220 Sp ' ingtie-a. Onio 4550 ' - . [B 1 m Phone 323-9i97 m 8HEEHAN BR0THER9 SIGNS SIGNS SIGNS SIGNS SIGNS Ci CO Ci CO VENDING SERVICE MICKEY LOCKHART 8IGN8 We Automatically Please TRUCK LETTERING (513)325-2357 A SPECIALTY Catering — Vending — Office Coffee 1 740 Commerce Rd. Springfield, Ohio 1248 Perry St. Springfield. Ohio 322-2566 Wickes Lumber 2Vi Miles South of Springfield on Route 68 Congratulations Class of 78 JOHNSON GRANGE INSURANCE Ornamental Iron SPRADLIN BROS. WELDING ' , Steel Fabrication, Weldments Portable Welding, Pipe Welding Boiler Repair, State Certified Owners Sam Albert Spradlin, Jr. J PHONE 323-2992 2787 S. Limestone St. Springfield.O. 45505 Phone: 322-8212 dSecKU 5 BEAUTY SHOP 231 Bellevtti A «. Kssm GARAGE All types of mechanical work 4040 ST. PARIS PIKE SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45504 PH. 399-2570 Congrafulaiions, Qeniors COFFELT CANDY INC. 6050 Urbana Road Springfield, Ohio PARI9H COAL FEED 555 E. Leffel Lane, Springfield, Ohio 45505 Phone 323-9716 See Us for Your Farm and Home Supplies World ' s Largest Transmission Specialists AAMCO Licensed f TRANSMISSIONS 1 Dealer Free Road Test ' Free Multi-Check ' Free Towing 325-7077 444 E. Columbia Springfield, Ohio 45503 ' service — our most important product SPRINGFIELD 325-0651 URBANA 652-2111 ST. PARIS 663-4171 For Quality Building Materials HILL BUILDING SUPPLY INC. 2301 Sheridan Avenue Good Luck Seniors KASLE9TEEL COMPREQQING CO. S Buineit Rd Sprinjilield. Ohm RESTAURANT FAMILY STYLE RESTAURANT BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER ' PARTIES • RECEPTIONS MEETING ROOMS • LUNCHEONS WEDDING REHEARSAL • BANQUETS - UP TO 75 DINNERS • BIRTHDAYS OPEN 7 DAYS 324-0128 2840 E MAIN SPRINGFIELD, O MADISON AVENUE PHARMACY T Eo P V L H C O E 5 H P D N L 4 D V H T L U 3 E V O U C T Y 2 Phono: 322-5535 cr VM472 w ' CONNIE ' S W ' J ' A BEAUTY SALON i ' . : ' 4 2S66 1.. High Si. Spnngl ' ickl. Ohio 45505 i Appi. ()nl i PONDBROQA Square Meal Square Deal 1236 Upper Valley Pike 2140 East Main Street lioai hn Doi; aiul C.il ' IJalhins: ( iiMoniiiii; Supphc-- IV ' l 1 ccds K( LiLCiiscJ llaiiJIoi J DILLON KENNELS ■ cm ( K M ' 2: - llrs.: 1on.-l ri.S-(.:, 0. S.il S-4.1(l (losci,! Sun. .uiiJ Hiilul.is 1 Mile l.;i l of Spniiiificlil .null rsii:i.i,i: ' .144.M :iii ■i27, ' ! Spniiuficld. Ohi n.il Road Being Around Money Can Be Fun - Come In and See Us About It BancOhio First National Bank of Springfield CLINE ' 8 SHELL SERVICE Congtafulafions, Qeniors THECRELUN PLUMBING CO. Congratulations to 1978Gtads From Rocco-Welch Memorial Post 8673 Veterans of Foreign Wars 2825 E. Leffel Lane, Springfield, Ohio 45505 THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES A BROTHERHOOD OF OVERSEAS VETERANS LEGISLATIVE When the VFW speaks, Congress listens. Higher compensation for disabled veterans, protection of VA hospitals from other govern- ment agencies, larger budgets for VA hospitals and medical programs, increased subsistence for Vietnam veterans in school or training and continuously safeguarding the rights and benefits of older veterans are among VFW achievements this year. The VFW Legislative Service team in Washington is rated the most effective in the nation ' s capital. AMERICANISM For nearly 200 years, America has stood as the symbol of liberty and justice, the bastion of freedom. One reason we have survived for as long as we have and that provides us with some hope of continuing, is the undying love of Flag and Country (known as Positive Americanism ) that seems to be an inherent part of most Ameri- cans. And, the VFW, through its sponsorship of many outstanding patriotic programs, is looked on as the Champion of Positive Americanism . COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES The VFW has earned the reputation of being the Nation ' s No. 1 Community Service Leader. Communities across the country have learned first-hand of the many selfless services per- formed by VFW Posts day in and day out to make this nation a better place for all to live. YOUTH ACTIVITIES VFW youth programs provide the foundation for building tomorrow ' s leadership team today. LITE A BIKE The VFW assists in safe-guarding the lives of our nation ' s youth, by applying reflective tape to bicycles. More than 22 million bikes have been taped by VFW and Ladies Auxiliary units. SAFETY The VFW conducts the exclusive Drive to Sur- vive program to teach good drivers to be BETTER DRIVERS, and how to stay alive by driving defensively. LAW ENFORCEMENT The VFW strongly supports and recognizes Law Enforcement Agencies, Officers ' , and Citi- zens who foster and maintain law and order. ENVIRONMENTAL For years the VFW concern for God Flag, and Country has also included projects an6 programs of benefit to the environment. VETERANS SERVICE All VFW Posts have qualified service officers who, together with full-time VFW service staffs at our Washington Office and in each state, pro- vide effective representation for all veterans, their dependents, and survivors in initiating and processing their claims for benefits. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY The VFW ' s fastest growing program. A broad- cast scriptwriting program giving high school students the opportunity to speak up for freedom and democracy. Last year nearly 500,000 stu- dents from over 7,500 schools participated. The total value of scholarships and other awards, provided by VFW units, amounts to more than $500,000.00 annually. NATIONAL SECURITY The VFW maintains the lead among national organizations as a prime motivating influence to keep America strong and free. BUDDY POPPY SALES More than a million and a half dollars is raised each year through the sale of Buddy Poppies- all of the proceeds are restricted for the welfare and rehabilitation of veterans. SONS OF THE VFW The VFW ' s No. 1 youth program for 8-18 year old boys whose fathers and grandfathers are eligible for membership in the VFW provides opportunities for participation in a wide range of organized and nationally sponsored youth activities such as Youth Bowling, Junior Rifle, Scouting, Teen-er and Youth Baseball and Junior Musical Units, and Drill Teams. LOYALTY DAY Primarily because of the efforts of the VFW the U.S. Congress, in 1958, designated May 1st of each year as Loyalty Day. It is fitting that this nation have one day in e ch year when Americans may pause and bear witness to their own personal loyalty to the United States. AN ORGANIZATION OF FIGHTING MEN— ONE MILLION EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND COMBAT VETERANS SERVING OUR COUNTRY IN WAR AND IN PEACE 290 Mt. T ' s Coin-Op 2 1 8 9. BumeH Road Night Gallety Mootefield Plaza GAMBLE ' S PLACE GOOD LUCK, KIM! 2604 S. Springfield — Xenia Rd. Phone 322-8561 Congtatulations Seniors From THE ACCENT 8H0PPE Class of 78 560 E. High Street CLOTHING FACTORY OUTLET Lowest Prices Anywhere Top Brand Names Every Day Sale Day 1815 E. Main St. UNIVER8AL TRAVEL OF OHIO Tower Building 1240 E. Main St., Springfield, Ohio 45503 (513)325-0449 (513)864-1886 Springfield Dayton 292 Phone 322-8800 U C Stitck-c4- oo Necchi Sewing Mahcines Lingerie Fabrics 10-5 Mon.-Sat. Inez Stinson 530 West Main Street Eleanor Goff ' Springfield, Ohio 45504 HELMUT ' S FOOD MARKET BREKOQ OHIO INC. Helmut H. Woebking, President 2525 E. High Street 323-4686 FRESH MEATS — PRODUCE — GROCERIES We Deliver Juetgens EnfetpHses Congtaiulaiions Vicki and the Class of ' 78 Lawyers Building 200 N. Fountain Ave.. Springfield, Ohio 293 RA-MAR ESTATES BUILDER DEVELOPER CUSTOM DESIGNED HOMES CURB PAVED STRECTS UNDER GROUND UTILITIES STORM SEW€RS POSSUM SMAWNEE SCMOOl SHOPPING CENTERS INTERSTATE ACCESS 1 ACRE lOTS r INSURED a BONDED 323-7938 3775 OLD CLIFTON RO DAYTON CAIVARX- BAPTIST CHuncH DRtVE cufTOH.onJ Springfield 821 North Belmont SERVICE ftople CLARK LANDMARK INC. South Charleston — 149 South Chillicothe Delayed Price and Feed Storage Daily Cash Market — Forward Contracts Direct Sales for Farm Stored Grain CuHy Top Beauty Salon Candle Cove Congrafulaiions Qeniots •■«. V 1120 East Street 323-7493 %k L Western Pharmacy 2200 East Main % ongratulafions fo fhe Class of ' 78 , ; Gtace Bible Chutct) Gentlemen ' s and Ladies HAIR QUARTER9 1500 Group Road Springfield, Ohio 11 19 North Plum St. Springfield, Ohio 45504 New Phone No. 325-0467 ) J Owner, Don L. Potts S Daniel Gteen ' s T.V. ApplianS Center 1205 Sunset Avenue Village Southern Village Shopping Center Complimenfs of Lee and Gladys Coy 2444 S. Burnett Rd. Congrafulations Seniors From Jack Carpenters T. V. Service Co. 1217 Mitchell Blvd. 295 Compliments of W. H. Williamson Co. 325-6406 Sophomore Eric Williamson prepares for a rebound. SPRINGFIELD Decorating Center Custom Draperies Woven Woods Kirsch Hardware Carpeting Wall Covering Custom Blending Paints Enjoying a quiet study hall is Daphne Burns, reading in the library. 296 Burnett Road and Sunset Avenue Springfield, Ohio Phone 322-5513 HAROLD ' Q Brake Transmission Service Since 1945 Ask Your Neighbor About Us W. Steve Johnson B ' JYEr -a c r LATE MOCEL- eAL AOC CALL. OR V RITC WALT ' S AUTO RECKING. INC. 3051 SOUTH YEUL.OW SPR:NGS RD SPRINGFIEUD. OHIO 4SBOe W. E. Gene Wyen R. M. Dick Wven W. P. Walt Wyen PHONE 813-323. Z ' lai PHONE S!3. 323.2008 DAYTON. E.NON 864.7338 Ambulance Service Funeral Service iOyVFS FUNERAL HOME 733 South Limestone Street Springfield, Ohio 45505 TOM JONES Area 513 325-4502 Don Johnston Insurance k(Vi , Complete Coverages for Your Home and Business I i Phone 323-7361 KUGLER ' QT.V. Sales and Service R.C.A. — First in Color T.V. Kugler ' s — First in Service Jones CafeHng Weddings Cocktail Buffets All Social Events 205 Titus Road 325-8111 1954 Kenton Street, Springfield, Ohio 323-7166 era HARM !1 CRUISERS PONTOONS SAILBOATS FISHING BOATS CANOES BASS BOATS RUNABOUTS Lana, Beth, and Kim day-dream about a Sail Boat from Golden Gator Marina. With a canoe from Golden Gator Marina, it wouldn ' t be so cold, Beth. 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Ohio 45503 Please accept a 20 discount on glasses and contacts with this ad or other proof of being a Shawnee student. (any grade) 307 CONGRATULATIONS HEATING KiiM AIR CONDITIONING XENIA 426-3444 SPOUTING 2600 S. LIMESTONE STREET SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45501 ruipKfX 3 EAST HIGH Springfield, Ohio Roger Langen Masonry 411 1 BentleyRoad Commercial — Residential 325-8843 309 SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Clark County ' s Only Owned Commercial Bank arlislc - Knon - Mcdway - Nonhridge - Park Layne - South Charleston Congratulations, Shawnee Grads i, 5S ?«« Ui -- 5 ss ss« HR . INTER STATE DRIVINGi SCHOOL ' g r ORIVING SC.tiOOr. li INTERSTATE DRIVING SCHOOL 125 S. Limestone Street The fastest muffler people in town minute service average time for most cars Kar Qard MUFFLER- SHOCK CENTERS K ar Gar d 8:30-5:30 Dailyi 2173 E. Main St. -323-7579 1436 W. First St. • 323-4931 1607 N. Limestone St. • 390-0370, 2100 S. Limestone St. • 325-9251 435 W. Columbia St. • 323-9741 8:30-3:00 Saturday Best Wishes, Class of ' 78 . ' ? i i iii THE LANGUAGE CLUB CONGRATULATIONS, SHAWNEE SENIORS CHURCH ' S FRIED CHICKEN 2000 South Limestone Street 324-9601 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 78 HOSPITAL FLOWER SHOP 2653 East High Street OWNERS: AL BENNETT and ED JONES 830 West Main Springfield. Ohio 31 INDEX Adams, Blake 10,40.45.77, 111. 114 Adams, Pavid 40 Adams, Jackie 34 Adams, Marilyn Kay 46, 223 Adkins, Carl 30. 82 Adkins. Pam 34 Agee. Mark 46 Agee. Tim 34 Aler, Alan 30, 56, 88, 246 Agle, Amanda 29, 34, 110, 112, 147,166, 168, 175 Aler, Kay 40, 42, 45. 102,112, 125, 143, 165 Alexander, Terry 40, 1 18 Allen. Cindy 190 Allen. David H. 40. 165, 167 Allen, David L. 34 Allen, Don 34 Allen, Mark 46, 190 Allender, Judy 34, 159 Allender, Ritchie 35, 52, 164 Allender, Sheri 6, 12, 114, 142,158, 190,218,225,261, 320 Allman, Gena 40, 142 Althouse, Mark 30, 56, 116, 169 Altman, Albert 46 Ashby, Mark 46 Arantz, Gary 40 Arnett, Doug 35 Arnold, Dan 40, 133 Atkins. David 30. 169 Ayers. Brant 30. 56. 58, 72, 73 B Bader, Don 30 Bailey, Banks 40, 60, 268 Bair, Cindy 162, 190,223,320 Baker, Elizabeth 35 Baker, Judy Ann 30 Baldwin, Jay 35 Baldwin, Karen 35, 112, 123, 142 Barger, Larry 46 Barger, Pam 30 Barger, Steve 35, 82, 85 Barker, Ken 40 Barker, Bruce 35, 76, 121, 122 Barnett, Teresa 40, 113, 126, 128,314 Barnhart, Kelly 30. 114, 166 Barns, Lori 35, 122. 123, 140, 167, 168, 175 Barone. Angle 30 Barone. RaeJean 30. 112, 114, 142, 164 Baughman, Pam 30 Baughman, Tim 30 Bauser, Roger (Mr.) 20, 82 Beaver, Gary 30 Beaver, Gena 30, 120, 164 Bedingfield, Bruce 8, 11, 13, 106, 110, 130, 133, 146, 167, 172, 175, 179, 189, 190,222, 223,225,240,282,291,298, 320 Bedingfield, Don (Mr.) 20 Bedingfield, Gail 35, 112, 114, 119, 125, 141, 160, 161, 168, 214,218 Beedy, Bill 135, 190 Beedy, Mike30, 56 Beil, Janet 10, 106, 114, 115, 132, 182, 183, 190,218,261. 320 Beil. Pati 40, 98. 126.238,314 Bell, Deborah 98, 162,163. 190.215.303.320 Bell. Steve 35. 39. 217, 246 Bell, Tim 40 Bennett, Beth 6, 10, 11, 14, 106, 112, 119, 122, 123, 126, 128, 129, 130. 132, 133, 134, 140,151,159, 165, 167. 170, 175, 179, 182, 183, 190,214, 216,219,255,256,262,282, 297,298,312,320,223 Bennett, David 40, 126,314 Bennett, Dawn 113, 117, 142, 149, 190,291 Bennett, Laura 30, 99. 102, 103, 120 Benning, John 35 Berberette, Bill 320 Bergeest, Tina 109, 126, 128, 129, 184, 190,318 Berry, Karla 40 Berryman, Scott 30 Binkley, Mark 40, 52 Bishop, Debbie 35, 114, 164 Bishop, Rick 181, 190 Blackwood, Glenn 30, 164 Blessing, Jim 30, 56, 72, 300 Blickle,Chipl3,35,82, 119 Bobblitt, Perleen (Mrs.) 23 Boggs, Carl 82, 117, 191 Bohn, Teresa 40, 42, 111, 140. 175. 167,312 Bolle, Joanne 142 Boner, Bruce 11, 191,255, 282 Boner, Dedee 35, 45, 1 14, 125, 149, 150. 159, 168 Bonn, Paul 35, 45, 88 Bostick, Karen 40, 114, 125, 142 Bostick, Karlene 35, 94, 95, 114,125,142 Bostick, Kevin 30, 56, 72 Bowers. Bob 35 Bowers, Diana 30, 94, 99, 102 Bowshier, Jack 30, 56, 147, 234 Boyer, Leslie 35, 121 Bracken, Ginger 1 14, 1 15, 134, 159, 191,214,215,217, 243 Bradfute, Gwen (Mrs.) 20, 120 Bradley, Gary 40 Bradley, Mike 35, 118 Brannick,Jeff40,88,91, 114, 126,177,314 Brennan, Patricia (Mrs.) 20 Brewer, Barb 40, HI, 112, 126, 150, 166, 175 Brewer, Jeff 40 Brewington, Camron 30 Brouhard, Beth 29, 30, 34, 100, 101, 110, 112,114,125, 140, 160, 161, 167, 169, 175, 216,246 Brouhard, Christina 13, 14, 15,106, 112,122,123,132, 142, 143, 148, 191,208,215, 222,224,246,247,261,289, 312,319,320 Brown, Danielle 35 Brown, Julie 2, 96, 97, 112, 114. 123, 142,143,149, 162, 163, 164, 191,297,313 Brown, Lori 40, 112,114,125, 142 Brown, Martin 40 Brown, Michael (Mr.) 20, 106, 110,111, 126,182 Brown, Randy 40 Brown, Teresa 142, 191 Bruggeman, Kellie 106, 1 12, 114, 122,123, 132,134,176, 179,191,216,217,222,246, 298, 320 Brugger, Eric 46 Brumfield, Dennis 35 Buck, Bill (Mr.) 20, 109 ' Buell,Tom40, 139, 165, 175, 243 Bumgarner, Curtis 35, 52, 88, 90,91,92.93, 164 312 Burba, Connie 162, 191 Burcham. Sam(Mr.)20. 117 Burgoyne, Kirk 118, 139, 165. 191,216,289,320 Burke, Kyle 35, 82, 83, 84 Burke, Maureen 134, 149, 191,264 Burkhardt, Brenda 40, 113, 125, 162 Burkhardt. Sheri (Mrs.) 23 Burns, Carlena 30 Burns, Daphne 35, 112, 125, 296 Bums, Tonald 35 Bums, William 30, 114, 115 Burrell, Nine(Mrs.)24 Burt, Elaine (Mrs.) 24 Burt, Gerald 46, 191 Burt, Keith 40, 70, 126 Burton, Melanie 35 Butz, Mike 40, 44, 88, 90, 126 Butz, Melissa 7, 106, 111, 114, 115,126,132, 142,143,156, 157,161,179, 181,217,219, 223, 299, 320 Buxton, Brian 30, 56 Byerman, Gil (Mr.) 20. 140, 169,216 Calicoat, Jeff 26, 40, 140, 165, 167 Campbell, John 41, 67, 68, 88, 90,97, 165 Cappeni,Julie5, 8, II, III, 142, 143, 162, 163, 180, 192. 217,222,254,255.282,291, 320 Cappelli, Louie 41, 254 Camey, Lisa 96, 97, 1 19, 122, 126, 127, 142, 162, 163, 172, 173, 174, 122, 183, 184, 192, 223, 240 Camey, Mike 35, 36. 80 Carpenter, Charlene 35 Carpenter, Dave 165, 192 Carpenter, Michelle 109, 192 Carpenter, Peg 50, 120, 142, 143, 150, 169 Carter, Phillip 30, 56 Castle, David 30, 56, 88, 169 Caudill, Kevin 35 Caudy, Lisa41, 113, 125, 142 Caudy, Sue (Mrs.) 24 Cavallaro, Phyllis 41, 115 Chase. Kim 30, 142 Cheema, Jagprett 35, 1 14, 164 Childers, Artie 46, 192 Childers, Mike41 Chilton, Jessica 30, 99, 114 125, 169 Circle, Curt 41 Clark, Amy 30, 114, 141, 169 Clark, Mark 41 Clark, Mike 30 Clark, Ray 35, 88 Clark, Tammie 106, 118, 119, 126, 128, 129, 132, 183, 192, 320 Clarkson. Cheryl 41, 42. 115, 142, 143, 149,219 Clarkson, LeAnn 2. 6, 8, 142, 215,320 Clarren, Su41, 162 Clifford, Crystal 30 Cline, Carla 35, 114, 121, 122, 134, 164 Clingman, Dave (Mr.) 20, 60, 61, 165, 167,268 Clingenpeel, James 30, 56 Clouser, Teresa 109, 111, 192 Coffman, Bill 30, 72, 88 Coffman, Michael 35, 70, 88, 90, 118,215 Collett, Patricia 41 Collingsworth. Melinda 30 Collins. Carol 41 Collins, El (Mr.) 18 Collins, Heidi 29, 30, 1 15, 142 Collins, Mary 41, 44. 103. 112. 135, 142, 143, 149 Colhns, Phyllis 35, 96, 100, 101, 112, 135, 142, 160, 161, 168 Comer, Chuck 46 Comer, Liz 41, 115, 150, 162 Compston, Tim 29, 30, 110 Compston. Todd 30. 56. 58 Compton. Cheryl 35. 114. 134. 164 Conley, Jim (Mr.) 20 Conley, Tim 82, 124, 192,320 Conrad, Lynn 41, 112, 114, 126, 165 Cooke, Craig 35, 140, 167. 168 Cooper. Beth 35. 100. 101, 114, 125, 142, 164 Cooper, Chris 30. 82, 84, 166 Cooper, Darla 30 Comelison, Briget 35, 1 12, 114, 122, 123, 142, 164, 172, 302 Comelison, Kandy 30, 115 Cotter, Deanna 30 Cotter, Cherie 35 Covey, Lynn 35, 48, 100, 101, 112, 114, 125, 142, 159.220. 281 Craycraft. Mark 30 Craycraft. Ronald 35. 164 Cremean, Lora 7, 106, 115, 119, 122, 123, 152. 134, 141, 151,152,167, 192,213,217, 319,320 Crew, Bill 41 Crew, Gloria 35, 120, 149 Crew, Leonard 192 Crew. Robert 30. 56 Crews, Dan 30 Crews, Jim 41 Cross, Lisa 46. 192 Cross. Rick 35 Croulwater. Shan 46. 193 Cunningham. Jeff 30 Cunningham. Lora 30. 125 Cusack. Marie 36. 94, 111, 114 D Dahe, Jo 94, 95, 98, 102, 103, 125, 190 Dalie, John 36. 88 Daniel, Tony 31. 56, 164 Daniels, Lionel 31 Davies, Edward 36 Davies, Robin 46, 193 Davis, Allan 193 Davis, Doug 10, 13, 106, 114, 122, 123, 126, 127, 132, 134, 135, 151, 153, 157, 162, 163, 172, 175, 193,212,219,221, 222,225,240,256,302,313, 320 Davis, Sharon 36. 142. 164 Day, Alice 46 Day. Julie 36 Daye, Marjorie (Mrs.) 23. 108. 134 Dean. David 31 Dean. Lenora 36. 114, 142. 150. 164 Deem. Ron (Mr.) 18 DeHart. April 140. 162. 165. 178, 193,217 DeHart, Gordon 36, 164 DeHart, Naomi 36. 142. 164 DeLong. David 41 Demana. Andy 6. 7. II. 52. 55. 106, 122, 124, 1 3, 170, 172, 173, 174, 175, 177, 179, 186, 187. 193.209.217.218. 222. 223. 302. 320 DeWell. Chris 118 DeWine, Kathy3l. 164 Deyhle,Jim31, 169 Dillahunt, Ben 193 Dillahunt,Jay41,80, 133 Donaldson, Steve 41 Donnellan, Brennan 31, 1 14 Donnelly. John 46, 48, 65, 68, 88,90,91.92.93. 180. 193 Donnelly. Kay 193 Doslu. Peri3l, 114, 123, 147, 150, 167, 169 Dudrow, Don41,65. 124. 165, 255 Dudrow, Greg 3 1, 169 Dunlap. Dede 6, II, 13, 106, 112. 123, 132, 134, 135, 140. 149,165,167, 186, 194,214, 219,220,256,297.312.320 Dyer. Joseph 36 Eaton, Michelle 3 1,96. 114, 125 Eben, Jay(Mr.)20 Eckler. Pam 140. 167. 194. 217,223 Edington, Brett 31 Eichelberger. Brenda 36. 120, 142. 164 Eichelberger, Rick 13. 124. 36 Eidson. Randy 31 Elhnger. Steve 41. 162 Elliott. John 12. 106. 123. 126. 132. 139. 140. 165. 167. 194. 218.222.320 Ellsworth. Don (Mr.) 20. 52 Engle. Bob 36. 1 14 Engle, Dave (Mr.) 20. 7Z 73, 124 Englefield, Kathy 46 Erdman. Greg 46. 52. 54. 194 Erlanger. Lana 3. 10. 106. no. 112. 114. 132. 146. 154. 155. 156. 157. 161. 162. 189. 194. 216, 218. 222. 255. 261. 266.281.298.311.320 Erlanger. Craig 3 1. 56.58. 7Z 73, 147, 177 Ervin, Kellv4l.9?, Ill, 113, 114, 142. 186 Er -in. Kim 96. 97. 98. 112. 114. 142, 143, 194.214 215, 217,297.320 Essig. Shan 3 1 . 114. 141. 169 Evans. Lisa 41 Evans, Vapessa 46 313 Everhart. Belinda 41. 115. 125 Ewme. Ralf6. 10, 11. 13. 106. 114. 119. 122. 123. 126. 128 129. 130. 131. 132. 134. 135 141, 151. 153. 165. 167. 172 174, 183. 185. 186. 194,208 214.215,217.219.222.224, 239.240,297,312,320 Fahrnev, Richard (Mr.) 20. 51.52 Fairbanks. Don 36. 61. 168. 268 Farmer. Vickie 94. 95. 103. 114. 126. 135. 179. 194,223, 240.314 Farrell. Kathleen 2. 31. 114. 142. 164. 172.302 Farrie.s. Barry 31 Faulk. Janel46 Fazio. Laura 106. 110. 112. 132. 154. 155. 158. 161. 179. 180. 189. 194.237.299 Fazio. Margie 29. 36. 110. 111. 115. 50. 159. 166. 175. 237 Fenlon.John 165, 167. 194 Ferdon. Mike 3 1 Fike. Doug 36 Fife. Karen 31 Fifer, Craie 117. 139. 165. 167, 194,217,220,316 Fisher, Brad 41, 286 Fisher. Dirk 36. 88 Fisher. DeDe 41. 94, 95, 98, 100, 117, 125. 142 Flora. Felicia 31. 142. 164 Flora. Gar (Mr.) 17,20.42. 67. 68. 70. 88. 89. 90. 92. 221 Flor . Karen 41. 94. 125 1-oland. Kevin 194 Foland. Robert 36. 81, 164 Fole , Cecil 52, 55. 162. 195 Fontein. Sybrandt 62 Foster. Harold 31. 56 [■o , Ron 46 Frank. Tobie 31. 142 Frazier. Chen 4. 112. 114, 150, 159. 192,215.235.303 [ razier. ' ickie36. 112. 114. 142. 147. 150. 159.220 Frederick. Darlene 46 F rederick. Teresa 36 Free. .Mindy (Mrs.) 20 Freeman. Danny 46 Freeman, .ludy 31. 96. 125 Freeman. Tim 46. 195 Freeze. Chris 2. 46. 142. 143. 195 Freeze. Jerry 31 French. Donna 36. 102. 112 115. 122. 123. 142. 164. 172. 219.302 French. Joni 6. 10, 13, 106, 112, 123, 126, 132, 134, 135, 140. 149, 165, 167, 195.214. 215.217.222,297,312.320 French. Tyray 31 Freshour. Dennis 51. 52. 55. Ill, 124, 162, 192,215 Freshour, Darrell 36, 52 Frock, Lisa 31 Frost, Kelly 31, 72 Fugate. Dennis 46 Fulton.Cliff31.56. 58. 82 G Gamble. Kim 114. 122, 123, 162. 163. 165. 195.215.217 292. 303. 320 Gannon. Julie 31. 142. 166 Garrett, Keith 52. 55. 82. 195. 320 Garrett. Kent 50. 52. 70. 36 Geerlings.John41.52. 220 . 264 Geers. Ed 31. 72 Geers. Jim59. 60, 195,213. 268 Geron. Lori41. 138. 165 Gibson. Betsy 36 Gibson. Bill 31 Gibson. Nikki 40. 41 Gibson. Sand 41. 111. 112. 114. 142.219 Gildow, Linda 46. 195 Gill. Cindy 31 Glauer. Tim(Mr.)56. 57. 58 Gonzalez. Winona 162. 195 Gorman. Chrisii 1 12. 1 14. 142,220 Gorsuch. Stese 46 Ciorton. Cindy 41 Gossett. Betty (.Mrs.) 24 Gossett. Nancv41. 1 12. 1 14. 149 Grant. Don (Mr) 21 Grashel. Beth41. 115. 125 Grashel. Robert 31 Graver. Virginia ( Mrs.) 21. 112.30 Gray. Bob 82. J 24. 195 Gray. Rob n36. 100. 101. 112. 125 Gra .Tami91. 109. 112. 114. 142. 143. 149. 159. 196.215. 217.223.295.320 Green. Bruce 11.62.63.82. 118. 122. 123. 126. 128. 129. 172. 175. 194.223.240.302. 320 Greene. Cind 31. 120. 135. 142. 164 Greenwalt. Bob 36, 62. 164 Greenwalt, Debbie 31, 114, 142. 164 Greenwalt. Larr 41. 52. 121. 122. 135 Greer. Virginia 41 Gregory. William 46, 196 Griges, Kevin 8. 15,52,55, 126. 162. 196,215.223.314. 320 Grove. Robvn 36. 1 14. 123, 140, 168 ' Grolhaus, Nancy (Mrs.) 21 Grube. .Mary 41 Grumbley. Joe 31 Gustafson. Robert (Mr.) 21 H Hale. Lorie36. 112. 123. 135. 142, 150. 164.220 Hale. Tom 36. 70. 147 Halev. Kim31.62.63. 99. 100, 104, 110, 125 Hall, Gary 196,222 Hall,James4l. 118. 149 Hall. Richard 46 Hallam. Todd 36. 52. 88 Hamilton. Paul 31. 114. 177 Hamilton, Richard 31 Hampton, Margaret 4 1 Hanke, Charles 31. 164 Hannan. Christopher 31. 56. 88 Hanrahan. Paul 41 Harkin.s, Brenda46, 196 Harmer, Cathy 41 Harmer, Mandy 36 Harper, Tim 46, 196 Harris. Dave 46 Harris, Missv 113, 117. 120, 125, 142, 143, 196,303 Hart. Bennie36, 82 Hart, Kevin 31 Hartman, Debbie 126. 196. 314 Hartman. Robin 36. 120. 125, 164 Harvey, Dorothy (Mrs.) 23 Harvey. Jim 31. 56. 72.73,88. 90 Harvev,John52, 54. 65. 66, 68.88.90,91. 180, 196 Hatfield, Joe 41, 140, 165 Hawkins, Robin 36, 112, 125, 142, 149, 150, 159 314 Hjyncr, Koith .11 Havner, Tuninn 41, 142. 162. 181 Hayntr. Ian a.1l. I 15. 12.1. 142. 149 Hazleit. Mike 46 Hearlihy. Beth (Mi ' s.) 21. 142 Hcarlihy. Bill 42, 286 Hearlihv. Christine 32, I 14. 164, 169 Heaston,.ludv 108, I 13. 142, 143, 149, 1% Heaston. Sam 32, 56, 82. 169 Heath, Phyllis (Mrs.) 24 Hebble, Chris 36, 117, 118 Heck. Lori36, 45, 122, 123, 142, 164,302 Heck. Rick 12, 13, 106, 119, 131, 132, 134, 135. 151. 165. 167. 176. 183.217,219,222, 224,233.246,304,312,319 Heck, Sandy (Mrs.) 23 Heffner, Mark 42 Hahl, Lynda 36, 142 Heidorn, Elaine 46 Heironimus, Bob 36, 88, 1 14, 117, 118 Heironimus, Rick 42, 1 14, 117, 118, 139, 165 Hennis. Ted 32 Hensley, Lisa 36. 142, 164 Henson, Lori 32 Herier, Brian 36, 52 Heskett, JoeSO, 81, 114, 140 149, 175. 197 Hess, David 42 Hibbett. Kara 36. I 12. 125. 141. 159. 168 Hibbelt. Kellv9. 13. 14, 106, 119. 122. 123. 126. 127. 128 129. 130, 132, 133. 141. 148. 151. 152. 153. 165. 170. 175. 182. 183. 184. 185. 197.210. 214,217.222,223.249,282 312,319 Hibbett, Mrs, Kristin 21 Hibbett, Randy 36, 61 168 268 Hickey, Tammy 1 15. 120 125. 197 Hickman. Denise32 Highfield. Debbie 42. 99. 120. 125. 140. 165 Highfield. Lori 32. 120 Hiles. Mrs. Jeanne 21, 122 133. 134 Hinkle, Susan 42, 112, 125. 142. 143. 150. 162. 163 Hockman. Jerry (Mr.) 21 Hodge. Jacki 36. 117. 125. 159 Hodge. Janet 42. 1 12. 142 Hoecker. Kay 36. 99. I 15, 14L 150, 168 Hoecker. Kirk 2. 6, 7, 65, 67, 68, 106, 111, 124, 133. 176. 177.211,215,217,222.235, 244,266,281.320 Hoffman. Shells 32.94. 112. 125. 143 Holbrook.Jeff36 Holland. Wayne 36 Holland. Wes 1 14. 122. 123, 151. 153, 179, 197 Honefanger. Kim II, 111, 114, 197,222,260,261,281, 298, 320 Hookfin. Erin 32, 56, 72, 73, 82,83, 169 Hookfin,Todd6. 48. 65, 66. 68,82,86, 124, 165,223, 266,281 Hopkins, Karen 42, 111, 112. 141. 167,217,219 Hopkins, Merrv Beth 42, 113, 120, 126 Hopkins, Scott 32 Horn,Shari36. 94. Ill, 112, 114, 125. 149. 150 Hornbeck. David 42. 52. 88, 91, 121, 122. 123 Hornbeck, Jeana 32, I 14, 115, 121, 164 House. Jill (Miss) 21, 117, 154 Householder, Brenda 111, 114, 197 Hou.ser, Judy 120, 142, 197 Houser, Vanessa 32 Howald. J, B. 46, 197 Howard, Brian 42 Howard, Kevin 46 Howard. Scott 36 Howell. Elizabeth 42, 114, 142 Hoy. Dean 36. 52 Huemmer. Kirt 36. 59, 60, 61, 70. 124.268 Huffman. Chet 42 Huffman. Cindy 94. 95. 197 Huffman. Tonya 32. 115. 125 Hufford. Patricia 106. 108. 113, 120, 132. 192.319 Hufford. Teresa 46 Hughes. Melissa 4. 94. 102, 109. 120. 125. 197 Husted. Howard 121. 198. 223 Hutslar. Kerry 36. 88 Hutslar. Kim 46. 198 Hutzell, John 14.52.53.82. 85. 162. 198 lanni. John36. 62. 80 Ingle. Joe 32. 169 Irvine. Mr, Edward 2, 19, 108 Isley. John 32. 72. 73 Jackson. Lori 37, 164 James. Gabv 10, I 14. 123. 162. 163. ' |80. 186. 198 217 320 James. Roland 42. I I I Jeffers. Monty 32 Jenkins. Charles 23 Jenkins, Keilh 46, 198 Jenkins. Steve 32 Jennings, Brad 46 Jessee, Rusty 32. 72. 80 Jewell. Jim 37 Johnson. Brian 37 Johnson. Cindy 42. 120, 142 Johnson, Mrs, Margaret 24 Jones, Jennifer 32, I 15 Jones, Rhonda 42, 120 Jones, Tami 37. 120 Jones. Vicky 2, 142, 158, 198, 216,297.303.320 Jordan. Barb 42. 114, 126, 142 Jordan, finest 37, 255 Jordan, Mary 32, 169 Jordan. Judy 41. 1 14 Jordan, Russell 46 Judy, Lori 41 Juergens, Eric 37, 52, 88, 168 293 Juergens, Valerie 32, 34, I 14, 122, 123, 141, 160, 161, 169, 172,217,246,293 Juergens. Vicki 15. 112. 114. 123. 126. 134. 143. 154. 155. 156. 157. 161. 162. 163. 170. 172. 186. 198.216.218.221. 225.261.293.299.311.314 Juergens. Mr. U, Timothy 15. 18.223 K Kame. Mr. Jack 18 Kanie. Mrs. Joyce 24 Kapp. Mark 10. 138. 139. 165. 167. 198.214.223.320 Karns. Doug 32 Kartsher. Terri32. 169. 177 Keller. Susan II 1. 198 Kelley.Tamara37. 114, 115 Kelly. Alicia 37, 142, 1 64 Kelly, Brenda 46, 198,223 Kelly. Dan 10. 52. 55. 88. 90. 92.93. 124. 198.238.320 Kelly. Mr. Don 21, 119 Kelly, Gene 32 Kelly, Juhe 117, 125 Kelly, Rob 32 Kelly, Tonya 46, 142 Kenn , Marisa 37, 96, 98. 102 ' , 103, 112, 114 Kerr, Debbie 37 Kerr, Joy 32, 141. 169 Kidd, B ron32 Kidder, Cherie 32 Kimes, Tami 42 Kimmerie, Bernie6. 10. 114. 140. 165. 175. 198.214 ' 17 320 Kincaid. Jim37. 60. 70. 124. 168.268.302 King. Bill 46, 199 King, Dawn 32 King, Don 13, 76, 106, 133. 134, 135, 179, 199 2I ' ' 17 297 King, Patlv 42, I 12. 114 1 9 166 Kinnison. Narda 32, 115 Kirk. Bill 37. 76. 114. 116 Kirk. Ka 42, 111, 112. 114. 150. 159. 165 Kitchen. Mike 42. 78. 124. 140. 165 Kittles. .Mick 7. 8. 10.50.52. 53.77.78. 106. 111. 124. 133. 170. 1-2. P-. I 8. ISO. 183. 199,215,21- 22 ' 2 ' 4 320 Kittles, .Mrs, Shirley 23, 108 Knight, Jeff 7. 52, 54. 199. 320 Knight. Tim 32. 1 18 Knislev. Paula 43. 100. 1 1 1, 115. 140. 165. 167. 175 Knox, Mrs. Linda 2 , 10 ' 102 Kohl, Heather 2-. 29. 32. 34. 125. 141. 160. 161. 169.246 Kohl. Heidi 37. 100. 110. 112. 142. 160. 161. 168. 176. 177 Kohl. .Mrs. Rita 96. 9- Koogler. Rick 32 Kopp, Kathv 12. 9c . ' . 105 112. 114. [22. 123. 142. 151. 153. 162. l63. |-9. 199.215. 315 216.217,222,242,303,320 Kuehnhold, Jim 37, 88, 1 14, 140, 168 Kuehnhold, Susan 32, 141, 169, 175 Kuehnhold, William 37, 38, 45, 168 Kueker, Dave 42, 80 Lail,Mark37, 118 Lamborn, Melissa 37, 1 19, 123,140, 168,214,217 Landess, Beth 142, 162, 179, 199,217 Langen, Kerry 32, 309 Langen, 199,309 Lansing, Brian 42, 165 Upp, Denise 37, 111, 114, 142, 150 Larson, Renee 46 Larson, Roy 42 Lavey, Tami 199 Legge, Stephen 37, 1 19, 165, 172 Legge, Stephanie 199, 222 Leibfritz, Sandy 114, 126, 128, 129, 142, 149, 179, 199, 217 Leibfritz, Sue 37, 126, 142, 164 Leithauser, Danny 37, 147 Lemmon, Amy 32, 1 14, 123, 142, 160, 166, 175 Lenz, Jason 37, 62, 64, 82, 83, 84,85 Lenz, Lisa 42 Lethcoe, Erica 32, 34, 45, 115, 120, 125, 142, 143, 147, 159, 160, 161, 177 Le Valley, Rhonda 46 LeValley, Tammy 4, 46, 199 Lewis, Rhonda 32 Lilly, Beth 42, 115,142, 150, 159,220 Lilly, Dave 46, 199 Lind, Beth 100, 104, 122, 123, 134, 135, 151, 154, 155, 156, 157, 161, 162, 163,200,215, 218,219,222,224,261,281, 282, 298, 299, 304 Lindsay, Kim 37 Linkenhoker, Mike 10, 200, 320 Litzenberg, Tan ia 37, 94, 111, 112, 114 Lockwood, Lori 7, 28, 42, 110,115,122, 142, 158, 162, 163,172,174,177,218,240, 266 Logan, Denise 42 Loney, Ron 37, 62, 63, 82, 83, 84 Long, Kimberly 32 Lorton, Amy 42, 165,291 Lough, Jeff 42 Lubbers, Mary 114, 126, 128, 129, 141, 165, 167, 175, 182, 183,184,219 Lubbers, Stephen 32, 169 Lubbers, Tim 7, 12,42, 116, 139,165, 167, 175,217 Luking, Jon 32 Lusk, Charlie 37 Luster, Kelly 37, 164 Lutz, Richard 65, 66, 68, 200, 284 M Mabry, David 37 MacGregor, Mrs. Joanne 25, 118 Mackert, Julie 37, 123, 142, 143, 172 Maerker, Greg 32 Mahan, Mrs. Mary 23 Majerie, John 37, 1 14, 1 16 Majerle, Patti 106, 108, HI, 112, 114,132,200 Malone, Mrs. Kathy 21, 120 Manley, Jerry 21,42 Marous, Joe 32, 72, 73 Marshall, Dave (Mr.) 56, 58 Marshall, Tom 13,42,63,62 Martin, Bucky 32 Martin, Michele 32, 114, 123, 141, 166, 169, 175 Martin, Natalie 6, 7, 106, 1 12, 123, 132, 134, 135, 141, 162, 163, 165, 167, 175, 177, 179, 186,200,209,217,218,223, 320 Mason, James 37 Mason, Peggy 111,119,200 Massie, Eric 32 Mattes, Polly 32, 34, 96, 105, 114, 160, 175 Matthews, Pat 32 Maxton, Roger 37 Maynard, Gary 37 Means, Marc 42, 139, 165, 167 McAfee, Tracey 38 McBride, Julie 38, 100, 112, 114, 125, 142, 160, 161 McCarley, Mrs. Lillian 23 McCarty, Susan 33 McClain, Bill 38, 52, 82, 83, 84 McClain, Kurt 28, 38, 70, 82, 84, 1 10 McClanahan, Denise 42, 120 McClanahan, Michael 33 McCombs, Chris 38, 94, 1 14, 164, 172,174,240,302 McCombs, Juhe 200 McCoy, Melissa 38, 102, 114, 125, 142, 149 McCoy, Scott 33, 61, 268 McDaniel, Rick 35 McDonald, Bill 43, 51, 52 McDonald, Bob 33, 56, 57, 72, 73, 88, 90, 246 McDonald, Mr. Dale 21, 65, 67,68,109, 124 McDonald, Mark 38 McDonald, Mike 46, 200 McDonald, Sharon 109, 200 McFarland, Dinee 33 McGrath, Erin 2, 111, 113, 142, 143,200,219,266 McGrath, Nancy 33, 1 14, 143 McGrath, Theresa 43, 1 15, 142, 149 McKillip, Vickie 43 McKinney, Mrs. Mildred 24 McLean, Joanne 200 McNutt,Mark61,118,268 McWilliams, Mr. Charles 18 Menke, Kurt 56, 32 Mercer, Brian 182, 183,201 Miesse, Jock 46, 201 Mihaly, Jim 32, 56, 58, 82 Mihaly, Teri 42, 1 13 Milledge, Brian 37, 88, 121, 122, 164 Miller, Becky S. 29, 37, 99, 103,110,112, 125 Miller, Cindy 10,201,214, 261,281,320 Miller, Frank 13,76,79, 117, 124,201,223,320 Miller, Julie 32, 112, 125, 141, 169 Miller, Kim 37, 125, 139, 167, 168, 175 Miller, Lisa 108, 201 Miller, Melanie 42, 111, 115, 126, 142,150,166,175,220 Miller, Melissa 37, 94, 102, 111, 119,142, 160, 161,240 Miller, Mike 135, 201 Miller, Rick 88, 90, 91, 201 Miller, Sherri 42 Mills, Janine 32 Mills, Jim 33 Milner, Cindy 33, 115 Minnick, Lisa 37, 112,116, 119,121,122, 134, 164,168 Minnick, Mr. Roger 21, 116 316 Mitchell, Julie 42, 126 Mitchell, Tammy 42, 100, 115 Mitchell, Teresa 42 Moeller, Lisa 37 Moeller, Maureen 42 Moffit, Mrs. Ethel 24 Moffitt, Pam46, 201 Monroe, Randy 33 Montgomery, Debbie 42, III, 114, 115, 142, 150,220 Montgomery, Linda 37, 142 Moore, Mr. Ken 16,21,75, 76,77 Moore, Mrs. Linda 159 Moore, Alan 42, 119,238 Morris, Cami 201 Morris, Caria 33, 123, 144, 166 Morris, Gary 37, 52, 88, 90 Morris, Jennifer 32, 33, 34, 114, 125, 141, 160, 161 Morris, Karen 106, 114, 115, 123,132,134,201,243 Morsie, Sherri 37 Mosie, Harry 23 Mosie, Sharon 141, 165,201, 249 Mowery, Mrs. Peggy 21. 126 Mundy, David 42, 52, 170, 172,220,252 Mundy. Nancy 28. 42, 1 10. 113, 126, 140, 165,224,252 Murphy, Mr. Leonard 22 Music, DeeDee 37, 117, 119, 125 Music Mary 33, 1 15 Music, Nancy 106, 113, 120. 126, 132, 148,201,241,314, 319 Mustar, Cynthia 42, 108. 112. 165 Myers, Tammy 38, 100, 101, 125, 164 N Napier, Bill 202 Neal. Troy 38 Neher, Von 46 Neidemire, Becky 43, 1 12, 114, 125,149, 150 Newman, James 33 Newman, Tracy 33 Nicholl, Steve 38. 52, 259 Nichols, Randy 46 Norton, Wendy 43. 1 13. 125 Nuss, Mike 33 Nuss, Sharon 38. 114, 164 Nuss, Sue 46 Ober.Tom 135,202 Ogden. Doug 118, 119. 126. 127, 128, 129, 141, 165, 167. 172, 184,202,215,218,320 0 ' Neil,Jack(Mr.)44, 162, 163 O ' Neil, Marcie38, III, 112, 114, 164, 172 O ' Neil, Tim 14,88,90. Ill, 124,202,215 Oren, Marty9, 10,202,320 Oren, Tonya 43, 98 Osborne, Tammy 33 Osment, Cheryl 13, 106, 108, 111. 114, 126, 132, 137. 146, 154, 155,156, 157,161, 170. 172, 180. 181.202.217,219, 220,222,244,264,291,223 Otway, Bob43, 253 Overholser, Mindy 6, 106, 115, 117, 125, 132, 134. 142. 143, 149,202,213,219,225, 270, 320 Owens, Randy 46 P-0 o Oakley, Pam 43 Page. Vicki 33, 120 Panstingel, Joe 38. 119. 135. 141, 151, 168 Panstingel, Melissa 33, 1 15, 119, 125 Park, Doug 43 Parkin, Jeff 5, 6, 10. 106. 122. 123. 132, 151. 152. 165. 172, 174,202,212,215.217,222. 223. 240, 282. 302, 320 Parks, Mark 33 Parks, Mike 38, 164 Parmley, Mike 43. 52 Parrack. Mr. Harry 16, 19 Parrill. Matt 24, 43. 70, 88. 90 93 Parsons, Frank 38. 166. 175 Parsons, Mane 1 14, 126, 128, 129, 141, 165, 183,202,217. 312 Patrick. Bill 38, 140. 149, 168 Patrick. Diane 33 Patrick, Jeff 43 Patton, Steve 43, 65. 66. 67 Pavelka. Patty 46 Pease. Steve 5. 14. 52. 54, 76, 82,83.84,202,215.217, 236 Pequignot. Anette33. 100. 114. 161, 169 Pequignot. Renee 43. 45. 101. 111. 112. 114. 139. 165 Perkins. Mark 59. 60. 202. 268 Perkins, Ron 33 Perkins. Stephanie 33. 142. 164, 169 Perry. Karen 38. 119. 123. 135. 140. 164. 167, 168. 175. 312 Peters.Jon26, 43, 52. 165. 166. 175,219 Peters, Mr. William 22 Phillips, Rick 43 Picklesimer. Chris 202, 223 Pidcock, Marty 141. 179. 203, 217.218,222 Poling, Brenda 43, 1 11. 1 12, 126 Porfidio, Jolinda2, 6, 122. 123. 142. 143, 151. 152.203, 214,215,217,236,320 Potts, Duane 33. 56 Potts. Mark 38. 116. 164 Powell, Robm 38, 1 14 Power. Joe 43 Powers. Bonnie 43, 109, 111, 112, 114, 142, 143, 147. 150, 158, 162,220 Price, Amy 38, 117, 123, 141. 167. 168, 175,217,31 2 Priddy, Arlos 33, 56 Priddy, Ellen 43. Ill, 112 Puckett, Dawne 43, 94, 95, 98. 102. 103, 125, 165 Puckett. John 38 Puckett, Mrs. Leona 22, 94 95, 115 Puckett, Lora33, 114, 115 Quick, Lori 33 Rabung, Mark 52, 88. 90. 93 Railsback. Mr. Dave 22. 36. 121, 123, 151. 153. 177. 185 Rangeler, Mrs. Evelyn 22 Ray, David 38 Reading. David 33 Reading. Janice 43 Redmon, Joyce 1 13, 120, 142 149, 203, 223 Redmon, Molly 38, 120, 142 Redmon, Paul 38 Reiff. Kris 12,38. 112. 119. 122, 135. 139. 168. 175 Reiss, Dan 12, 43, 1 1 1. 1 14. 118, 126, 140. 167.214 254 311 Reiss. Steve 5, 9, 50, 52, 53, 65,67,88,90, 104. 111. 124. 133. 170. 172. 177.203.215. 217.240.241.254.302.313. 320 Remmetter. Carolyn 33. 125. 142. 169 Reveal. Chuck 43. 118 Rhodes. Renae43. 125. 142 Rhonemus. Todd 43 Ridenour. Ed 121. 122. 123. 162. 172. 185.313 Rigel. Mr. Tim 22. 62. 63. 88. 135. 150 Riley. Vaughn 46 Risteff. Debbie 108. 112. 114. 126.203.215,239.303.314. 320 Risteff. Stephanie 38. 111. 114. 142. 150. 159.239.311 Roberts. Annie 43. 1 12. 125 142. 158. 161 Roberts. Audrey 46. 203 Roberts. Kelley 38 Robinson. Lorie 43 Robinson. Mr. Michael 17. 22. 52. 98. 99 Robinson. Terry 46 Rogers. David 38. 164 Rogers. Mark 76. 79. 181, 203. 223. 225. 320 Roll. Craig 33. 72 Rollins. Mrs. Norma 22 Rollins. Loretta 46. 203 Rolph. Janice 38. 114 Rolph. Tim 33 Rosicka. Tom 33 Ross. Jarrell 52. 55, 203 Rossler. Barb 2. 10. II. 1 OS. III. 112, 114. 126. 128. 129. 142. 143. 186.203.214.215. 297.317 Roush. Lori 203 Roush. Paul 38. 1 16 Rowe. Don 52. 55. 8 2. 203 Rowland. Doug 43. 52. 6 Rumbold. Cindv 109 III 114.204 Rumbold. Doug3S. 52 Runyan. Cassie 43 Rutan. Stephanie 43. I3S. 165. 289 317 G Satz, Teresa 43, 91, 142 Saunders, Cyndi 149 Saunders, David 33 Saunders, Mitch 38 Sawyer, Tom 204 Schmunk, Mark26,41,43, 82,83 Schroeder, Susan 43, 96, 1 12, 114,125,142, 150, 159, 162, 220, 266 Schutte, Tina 43, 114, 126, 139, 165 Schwenn, Janet 38, 64, 125, 142, 220 Scott, Marc 33 Scott, Tami 38 Seelig, Greg 46 Seipel, Jenny 2, 109, 112, 114, 142,143,204,215,217,223, 295, 320 Seiter, Randy 46 Seymour, Cindy 28, 43, 1 14, 116,142,166,175 Seymour, Teri 38 Shackleford, Bruce 46 Shaffer, Brenda 126, 204 Shaffer, Brian 43, 126,151 Shaffer, Kim 43, 111,112, 114,138,150,289 Shaffer, Lorrie 43 Shaffer, Shari 43 Shank,Kem43, 114, 142,220, 266 Sharitz, Carolyn 33 Sharitz, Marilyn 33 Shaw, Juanita 33, 114, 115, 125 Shaw, Kenny 38 Shay, Tim 33 Shepard, Ruth 38, 45, 114, 142, 168 Sherwood, Everett 43 Shidemantle, John 38, 1 16, 118,139,168 Shields, John 38 Shirk, Mindy 38, 142 Shirk, Rodney 38 Shively, Rusty 33, 56 Shoemaker, Amy 42, 44, 112, 125,219,219 Short, Nancy 46 Short, Sue 46, 204 Sieg, David 44 Siemon, Lori44, 117, 119, 125,151 Silvers.Kim 13,28,44, 108, 110,115,126 Silvers, Tim 38 Simonelli, Ronnie 1 18 Simpson, Kevin 139, 166, 167, 175,204 Simpson, Renee 38. 118, 139, 166, 168 Sine, John 204 Sine, Teri 46 Skaggs, Donna 33 Skelton, John 38 Skogstrom, Julie 33, 34, 112, 114, 125. 141, 160, 161. 169 Skogstrom. Laura 44, 9 1 , 111, 112, 114, 126, 139, 140, 147, 162, 163 Slagle, Mrs. Dorothy 18 Slagle, Laura 2, 133, 142,267 Slaughter, Cindy 44, 96, 1 12, 114,125,142. 143. 150 Slaughter, Karin 2, 9, 10, 113, 122, 125, 132, 134, 142, 143, 172,173,204,214,217,225, 302,313 Slye, Daniel 46 Smallwood, Jay 38. 82 Smallwood, Jim 88, 91,204 Smedley, Valerie 33. 164, 172 Smith, Bryan 46 Smith, Cathy 38, 177 Smith, Curt 38, 164 Smith, Geneva 44, 115, 125 Smith, Judy 38, 113, 114,142, 164 Smith, Kim 44 Smith. Rufus 44 Smith, Wesley 37, 146. 177, 204, 222, 255, 282, 320 Sneed. Greg 38, 52, 82 Snook, Teri 44, 113, 126, 142, 149 Snook, Tom 34. 56 Snorf.Angiel5,204.223 Snorf.Tom 11, 38, 1 18, 119, 121, 123, 168, 172. 175.240. 302 Snow. Steve 204 Snyder, Bob 46 Snyder, David 34 Snyder. Judy 44 Snyder. Mrs. Karen 24 Snyder, Ruth 223 Snyder, Troy 34, 56. 70. 82 South. Kathy 34. 99, 100, 114, 125. 141, 169,311 South. Teresa 38, 98, 100, 115, 125. 142,149,168,311 Southward. Larry 28, 44, 52, 110, 122,128, 181 Speckman, Denise 39, 120 Speckman, Gale 1 13, 125, 142.205,217,303 Speelman, Jeff 34, 114,118, 164 Spencer, Miss Kathryn 22, 134, 118 Spradlm, Mike 65, 124, 133, 266 Sprinkle. Mike 39 Sprinkle, Pat G. 46, 149 Sprinkle, Patti 121,123,142, 163, 205, 223, 320 Sprinkle, Terry 34, 164 Stambaugh, Trudy 3, 6, 7, 11, 106,110,112,119,122,123, 131, 132, 134, 135, 141, 165, 167, 172, 174, 177, 179, 188, 205,214,215,218,219,222, 239,240,297,302,312,320 Standley, Lori 44 Stangas, Madaline 39, 45, 141, 150,168 Stangas, Peter 106, 114, 123, 126, 132, 179, 186,205,218, 222 Steed, Dane 56, 34 Steele, Chris 7, 13,205,320 Steele. Cliff 44 Steele. Peggy 39, 120, 164 Steen, Daryl 39. 118. 119, 122, 123. 151, 153, 172, 173, 174 Steffee, Brian 39 Steffy, Harry 39 Steiger, Ann 39, 112, 114, 123, 142 Steinberger, Kate 142, 205 Steiner, Mrs. Myrtle 24 Stephens, Mrs. Martha 22, 109, 184 Stephson, Tim 34 Stephenson, Mark 39, 80 Sterling, Mrs. Carolyn 16, 22, 114, 177 Stevens, Renee 39, 120, 149, 164 Stevens. Shawn 149, 205 Stevenson, Cindy 34, 142, 164, 169 Stevenson, Lory 44, 165 Stewart, Dan 39 Stidham, Timothy 34 Stidham, Tonya 39, 121, 122 Stiffler, Kathy 39, 120 Stiller, Evelyn 126, 182, 183 Stocker, Jim 39, 123, 151 Stonerock, Greg 39, 168 Stradling, Bill 46 Stradling, Brenda 125, 205 Straight, Lesa 34 Straight, Rita 39 Strantz, Jay 39, 118, 164 Stratton, Reggie51.52, 55, 75,76,78,215,320 Stratton, Wesley 39 Summers. Brenda 44, 120 318 Suttles. Carla46 Swartzbaugh, Nikki 39, 118, 140. 164, 168,214 Sullivan, Steve 34, 56, 169 Sumpter, Penny 1 13, 205 Surbaugh, John 34 Szempruch, Brenda 34, 164 Szempruch, Edina 39, 1 16, 120, 142, 164, 172 Taborn, David 46 Tackett, Elizabeth 34, 142, 164 Tackett, Rob 44, 277 Tackett, Mark 39, 88, 121, 122, 134,277 Tanaka, Keizo 123, 150, 320 Tayloe, Shawn 13,44,61, 117, 147, 268, 307 Tayloe, Tina 6, 8, 106, 108, 110,111, 112, 126, 132, 142, 146, 149, 150, 177, 178, 179, 180, 183. 188,205,220,222, 224,261,281,320 Taylor, Chris 44, 126 Taylor, Dean 205 Taylor, Doug 34, 56, 82, 83 Thomas, Edward 44 Thomas, Lori 205 Thompson, Gilda 39, 1 12, 114, 125, 168 Thompson, Rosalee 15, 113, 120,206 Thornsberry, Dan 34 Thornburg, Tammy 39 Thornton, Mary 34 Tillman, Bill 34 Tipton, David 34 Toole, Mike 206 Toole, Pat 62, 63, 167,206 Toppins, Oakie 39, 82 Tordiff, Janet 44, 119, 123 Tordiff, Kim 206 Torsell, Belinda 39, 94, 1 12, 114,123.135, 164 Turner, Ken 46, 206, 223 Tuttle, Don 34, 88 Twait, Brad 44, 52, 88, 90, 124. 126,288 Tyson, Maurice 39 Tyson, Mike 5, 165. 167. 172. 184,206,217,219,302,320 u-v Ulery, Mitch 13,80,81, 124, 126. 146. 179, 180,206,221 305,314,320 Ulsh, Becky 39, 119, 121 122 142 Valenteen, Celene 34, 1 15, 169 Valenteen, Susan 98, 125, 223 Van Horn, Randy 46, 206 Vannatta, Debra 46, 206 Vannatta, Debra 46, 206 Vannatta, Doug 46 Van Horn, Paul 39 Vanoy, Tammy 46 Vanuch. Mr. Joseph 52, 82, 214 Vasileff, Bill 24,44, 51,52, 88, 90, 124 Villars, Mark 39 Vititoe, Melissa 125 w Wagner, Zane 34 Wainz, Kelly 39, 52, 106 Wainz, Jackie 112, 114, 123, 126,132, 153, 156, 157, 161, 206,216,219,225,254,255, 261,281,299 Waldron, Brian 34 Walker, Dr. Charles 19, 182, 183, 184,223 Wall, Scott 44, 82. 83, 85, 87 124 Wall, Wendy 39, 112, 114, 150 Wallin, Sue206 Walsh, Lori 2, 44, 111, 112, 138, 150,254,289 Walters, Celins 44, 120 Warren, Scott 34, 72, 73 Waterman, Shawn 44, 65, 66, 68, 147,266,315 Watson, Jim 39, 70, 118 Watson, Reed 39 Waugh, Bob 39 Wear, Jan 39, 112, 114, 123, 159, 166, 167, 168 Weaver, Kip 6, 44, 65, 67, 68, 124 Webb, Carole 34, 115, 120, 164 Webb, Jeff 46, 206 Weber, Brian 34. 114, 116, 167, 169, 175 Weber. Cathy 46 Weed, Nancy 44, 142. 165 Weikert. Andy 44. 52 Welch. Teresa 34. 100. 101. 169 Weller. Bill 39, 70 Wells, Christopher 39 Welsheimer, Miss Judith 16, 22, 114 Werner, Pam 34, 125 West, Karen 39, 113, 120, 142 Whitacre, Tim 39 White, Bob 46 White, Pam 34 Whitt, Kerri44 Wickerham, Lezleigh 26, 39 114,307 Widenor, Mrs. Naomi 24 Wiegel, Mrs. Grace 22 Wildermuth, Amy 39, 96, 97, 105, 112, 114, 125, 142 Wildman, Tammy 34 Williams, Chesta 39, 94, 1 14. 115, 125, 142, 168 Williams, Denise 109, 162, 207, 223 Williams, Jackie 34, 164 Williams, Kenny 39 Williams, Linda 44 Williams, Melinda40, 142, 164 Williams, Penny 44, 120, 149 Williams, Susan 44, 119, 123 Williamson, Eric 13, 40, 70, 296 Williamson, Mrs. Karen 16, 22, 114 Wilson, Angle 205 Wilson, Debbie 40, 142 Wilson, Nathan 40, 111, 114, 118 Wireman, Craig 10, 11,52, 54,88,90,92, 108, 124,205, 216,320 Wireman, Keneta 205 Wise, Dawn 40 Wise, Georgia 40, 164 Wise, Rick 207 Wobbe, John 40, 45, 1 18, 123 139,151,152, 175, 168, 166, 218 Womacks, Greg 82, 84, 207 223 Woodard, Eugenia 10. 118, 121, 125, 134, 135. 162, 163, 166, 172, 173, 174, 179,207, 217,223,297,302.320 Woods, Tina 44 Woolum, Kerry 40, 52 Worthen, Jim 62, 63, 126, 128, 129, 165. 184.207 Worthington, David 44 Wray, Kelly 40, 1 14 Wray, Rhonda 207 Wright, Gary 40 Wright, Kelli 34. 94. 112, 114, 125, 142, 143 X-Y-Z Yeary, Susan 34 Young, Miss Karen 22, 25 Young, Margaret 29. 40. 1 10, 112, 123. 142. 150. 166. 175 260 Young, Renee34, 115, 142 Yowler, Doug 126, 207 Yowler, John 34, 56, 88 Yowler, Gary 40, 88 Yowler, Lisa 44, 112, 141, 149, 165, 167,219 Yowler, Stuart 34, 56 Zappe, Diana 40, 112. 114, 125, 149, 150, 177 Zerkle, Jenness 40, 48, 100, 112,114,125,141,159, 168 Zerkle. Mr. Larry 18 Zimmerman, Judi 40, 102 103 Zink, Larry 44 Zinkhon, Jeff 44 Zischler, Brenda 44 Zischler, Randy 46 Qeniots 1978 We came in many pieces, tryingjust to fit Through kindness, love, and caring — Together we formed what we now feel The victory and defeat, the happy and the sad, Seemed to mix within us a joy beyond compare The happenings of yesterdays will always be remembered The pride we hold within us for giving all We had, adds just another piece to this unity With tears of joy and happiness, we now all know That what tomorrow has for us Will bring us even closer. — Bruce Bedingfield 320