West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1977 volume:

1977 PIRATAN VOLUME LXVI WEST CARROLJJQN JSIdlO These are the best days 2 Of your life!! Of course, you won't believe it now. 4 Who are you?? I'm not sure! I knew when I woke up this morning But I think I must have changed since then. WCHS A time for change A time to grow-up 8 Do you really want to grow- up? •'.•lit We come to school for many reasons 10 Sometimes, it's not even easy to smile. You just gotta grin bear it! 12 13 A time to friends and make fall in love The wonder years I J ten through twelve m 16 18 SETlIOftS Joe Adkins Paul Ahlquist David Allen Marion Andino Bobbi Jo Andronaco Deanna Bailey Debbie Baker Betse Barhorst Susan Barker Wade Barnett Krista Battaglia Sandy Bell Mark Benbow Sheryl Bennett Pamela Benton Alice Berryman Bob Bickert Darlene Biehn Wanda Blair David Blaylock Susie Bledsoe Joe Bowman Monica Bramlish Debbie Brandenburg Keith Brane Billy Branham Bob Brewer Bridget Brockie 21 Kevin Brown Dale Brown Brenda Broerman Jayme Brooks Kelly Bulrley Mike Bucklew Steve Bruner Chris Brun Patty Camden Eric Burneson Steve Burns Mike Bush Scott Campbell Karen Cassell James Cole Keith Cole Bryan Collins Rick Collins Sheila Combs Beth Combs Joni Cook Cheri Cooney Dennis Cooper Brian Cooper Mark Craddock Tim Cunnagln Martha Comely Dwaine Cox Patsy Currln David Dalrymple Alica Davis Gregory Davfs Patty Davis Scott Dearth Beverly DeVilbiss Diana Deisher Doug Dexter Sue DIGirolomo Mark Domi 2 Pam Domi Danna Dorsey Donna Dorsey Judy Dunn June Ann Dunn Robert Durham Lori Edmundson Timothy Ennis Mike Enterman Jeff Erickson Gale Estridge Carla Evans Larry Fannin Christi Faust Kevin Ferguson Karen Figgins Judy Flesch Donna Freeman Scott Gabbard 2 James Gabel Debbie Gibbons Gary Gibson Karen Gilman Jay Gould Alynn Grantham Kelly Green Marcia Greenlee Kim Griffin Toni Grillot Scott Grothjan Cindy Guidry Marsha Gyourko Carol Jean Haggerty Frances Hall Pam Hall Tamm I Hamilton Ko11v Hanou Annette Harmon Paul Harbeck Tim Harris Gerald Hart Gina Hartman Dave Hartzell Terri Harville Pam Helf instine David Helm Gary Helmick Dwayne Henson Pam Herbst 27 Tammie Hilderbrandt Mary Hitchcock Herb Hetzer Joy Hochwalt Jenny Hoffman Steve Hoffman Norman Hochwalt Donna Humerick Claudia Hopkins David Huesman Kim Huling Cindy Hutchinson Sunthary Ith Larry Jackson Robert Jaeggi Cindy Johnson Richard Johnson Joy Johnson Glen Johnson Darrel Johnson Mike Juenger Deborah Kaley Mark Kaltenbach Kim Kegley Margie Keith Timothy Ketring Pam Kidwell Cindy King Karen Koehnen Lois Knight Larry Kolpek Gary Kruse Jim Leadingham Debbie Layne Mike Lewis Lori LeBeau Larry Lovell Terri Linville Jim Loeb Tammy Malmsbury Tom Lowry Phil Luzlus Monica Manning Jeff Marsh Leslie Marsh Rick Maxwell Debbie Mayton Mary McGrath Julie McClellan Julie McCullough James McIntyre Micheal McKenny Kelly McKenzie Tim McNabb Johanna McQuilken Mike Meek Gary Meddock Jerome Mescher Dennis Michael Libby Middleton Jeffery Mikesell John Miller friscilla Miller Ed Moody Vallous Moore Judy Mumma Jim Murley Tammy Neal Vicki NeCamp Sue Napier Rechelle Neese Linda Newburg Steve Oda Gary Oliver Jerri Parke Jenifer Parker Ray Perron Richie Peterson Dirk Pettit Mark Phillips Kenton Porter Trllla Pressley Doug Quillen 3; Rhonda Quillen Brenda Reagan Ramona Reinhart Nancy Reynolds Diana Rickey Tim Riddlebarger James Ritchie Bertha Rivas Randy Robinson Steve Rodgers Glenda Rumpke Kevin Ryan Karen Saupe Steve Saunders Nancy Sanchez Rose Salyers Jeff Schwager Linda Schwab Anne Schott Denise Shultz Dave Shockey Donna Shiveley Beverly Simpson Pam Siegel Buddy Shutts 36 Terri Slaughter Vicki Smith Barbara Sorrell Jeffery Sowder Pam Stapleton Penny Starnes Dawn Steinbarger Tony Stephans Gayle Strieker Christie Sturgill Kim Summerville Teresa Swank Charles Szeman Sonya Tackett Gail Taliaferro Debbie Taylor Kim Townsend Julie Troxell Karen Tysseling Lisa Urschel Kim Vaught Barry Vaught Jon Watkins Janet Ward Beth Waters Robert Wanzer Angie Whaley Trent Weaver Mark Westfall Janet Wheeler Frank White Cheryl Wilkins Linda Williams John Wills Terri Williams Timothy Williams Alice Wilson Anne Wilson Donna Wilson Karen Wilson Jeff Witham Bill Ziegler Alan Wright Gerald Wright Beate Ziegler Steve Brown Donald Conrad Greg Cradduck Leslie Garrett Roger Haney Willie Johnson Fred Kline Debbie Hardin Debbie Lewis Senior Officers President . . . Mary Hitchcock Vice President . . . Larry Kolpeck Treasurer . . . Diane Rickey Secretary . . . Pam Siegel Senior Senators Mary McGrath Allen Wright Dave Huesman Paul Alquist Terri Leist Class of 77 officers Is it contagious? YES!!! Is it chicken pox? measles? flu? NO — it's SENIORITUS!!!! and sooner or later, you're bound to catch it! OPPOSITE PAGE- LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Clark gets Christmas kiss from Janet Ward. Donna Freeman during a rousing game of cards. Tom Lowry's casual look, complete with chains. NHS members take a break from all their hard studying. Mary Hitchcock and Sheryl Bennett show their cakes as Jeff Erickson looks on. THIS PAGE- LEFT TO RIGHT: Oh, we forgot, David Helm. Terri Myers in the senior lounge at last. Kathy Dilley can't decide which well-dressed young man to go to prom with, Alynn Grantham or Paul Ahlquist. Johanna 'Chessie' McQuilken. Dale Still high among the stars. Gary Meddock, Jeff Witham, and Joey Bowman grow their own. 43 from 50's to 70's What's better than cruising around West Carrollton in a car load of rowdy people? Going to a dance, that's what! And that's exactly what a lot of people chose to do this year. The school was the scene of some real get down and boogie dances throughout the school year. The dances ranged from the late after game dances to the romantic Christmas dance, to the sixth period 50's day dance. No matter what the occasion happens to be, dances are always fun for everyone! others like this 44 dances bring bliss. From Bumpin to swingin' to holdin1 on dances are hoppin1 OPPOSITE PAGE: (TOP LEFT) Tim Perry and Cheryl Wilkins . . . always. (TOP RIGHT) Mike Juenger and Kim Townsend take a rest between classes. (BOTTOM LEFT) Dennis Michaels - Pricilla Miller!, SMILE, your'e on candid camera. (BOTTOM RIGHT) The camera catches Jeff Fahrney puttin the moves on Christi Faust. This page: (TOP LEFT) Steve Sherritt and Sandy Kincer, the perfect couple . (TOP RIGHT) Daryl Schneider and Donna Napier watch the people in the halls. (CENTER LEFT) Jeff Smith and Cissy Ferguson spend time together before their next class. (CENTER) John DiGirolomo and Shelly Pierce, in one of their happier moments . (CENTER RIGHT) Brian Inderrieden and Debbie Taylor, caught off guard. (BOTTOM) Lee and Farrah (alias John Wills and Angie Lewis) make a stop at W.C. 47 POWDERPUFF 77 UNDERCLASSMEN WIN! On the night of November 3rd came the annual powderpuff game with underclassmen up against the seniors. The game started with each team's captain representing her team at the coin toss. The game was exciting but the time finally ran out, and for the first time in history, the mighty juniors and sophomores took the traditional victory away from the seniors, by upsetting them 12-6. Fairly Tales flttce in Ulonderiand-0 Visit With Saida Cinderella - renu’ii I own Musicians Disney On Parade A rainy Saturday morning could not dampen the spirit of the Homecoming Parade. Grand Marshall, Al Carroll kept dry in his car as the Disney on Parade proceeded. Weeks of hard work and planning paid off, especially for the Seniors, who won first place, for the third year. Other honors went to the Spanish Club and Junior class. Before an exciting game with Miamisburg, the Homecoming Court was presented. It started with Sophomore Attendants: Trish Payne and Teresa Ward; Junior Attendants, Cheryl Wilkins and Shelly Pierce followed. The announcer, Terri Leist, then introduced the Senior Court. Attendants: Mark Westfall and Barbie Sorrell; Mike Juenger and Kim Townsend. The climax of the pre-game activities was the crowning of our 1976-77 Homecoming King Dave Huesman and Queen Brenda Broer-nian. After a rival victory, everyone hurried home to prepare for the Homecoming Dance. The Dance was a huge success and a perfect ending for a perfect day. Homecoming-October 9, 1976- Disney on Parade. FAR TOP RIGHT: Grand Marshall, Al Carroll, is introduced to student body, RIGHT CENTER: band members perform on float, RIGHT BOTTOM: Homecoming court; TOP CENTER: Mike Juneger and other Seniors working on their 1st place float; CENTER BOTTOM: two Pirates keeping dry at the Parade; RIGHT: Dave Huesman and Brenda Broerman take walk as King and Queen; BOTTOM: Sandy Kincer and Sandy Justice keep warm at game; BE LOW: Jolene Maley blows a kiss to the crowd. Homeicihiii 55 IDITOEft Merry Christmas The spirit of Christmas was something that even Scrooge couldn't spoil. Assemblies, parties and Jolly old Santa Claus helped to lighten and brighten the hearts of the students at West Carrollton High. The days before the vacation break were filled with music by the student council, homey scenes in the library, parties for the kiddies in the home ec rooms, and hard work on Operation Share Christmas. Yes, indeed, the spirit of the yuletide season made the school, students, and faculty glow with good cheer and well wishes. 60 TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT, Kay Huesman Janet Brown enjoy sitting in the lounge while skipping class. Lori Childers poses for the camera. SHARK ATTACKS STEVE SHARRITT!! Vicki NeCamp Tammy Neal enjoy a few good laughs. Juniors pose for the camera. Trish Payne smiles. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT TO RIGHT. NHS members study for a test. Dave Dalrymple relaxes with Chris Seale in the parking lot. Valious Moore takes a break. Sam Mitchell Kathy Bowshier mix work with fun. Valerie Sciama threatens Shelly Pierce with a shoe. W.C. students enjoy the snow. Winter in West Carrollton was certainly a winter to remember. 13 inches of snow and a record breaking -21 resulted in what seemed like more vacation days than school days for West Carrollton students. The days off were put into good use as crowds of students inched their way to Suicide Hill, then down the icy slopes straight to Kettering Hospital. Despite the dangers winter brings, it's still a time for cozy fires, friendly snowball fights, and the warm, warm anticipation of spring. IDENTIFIED CLOCKWISE-D. Johnson, A. Alfred, and J. Mescher tread to school; M. Lewis plays a friendly game of Kill Watkins ; Elementary students?; T. Lowry and K. Barker wonder If It's colder inside or out; M. Greenlee is sa-batoged by her FRIENDS?' Recess is over!; T. Mize wonders if there is a chemical for instant heat; A pyramid?; C. Clarlarieilo rolls up her pants. 64 You Deserve A Break Today .. . At The Big Gym! The big gym is the place to be if you want to see some action. During the year we've had assemblies ranging from the last football game to a guest appearance from Elvis. So next time you want to hear the Conglomeration or show some spirit, take a break at the Big Gym. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT; Penny Baker receives flowers from Jeff Compton alias Elvis for her last performance. LOWER LEFT: Karen Saupe consults Mr. Huffman about has static cling. UPPER CENTER: Thanks to Woody Price and Terry Wampler, FORD wins again! CENTER: Enthusiastic Juniors show their spirit. LOWER CENTER: Coaches show their ability to lose. THIS PAGE: LOWER LEFT: Sheila Combs shows us how it is done. LEFT: Phi I is Deleon and Jane Aldridge having fun during the 50's dance. LOWER CENTER: Tim Perry trying to figure out something to say. LOWER RIGHT: Dad alias Mr. Norris talks about his boys. 65 Once Upon A Mattress Minstrel . . .Tom Wolfe Princess No. 12 . . . Phyllis Deleon Wizard . . . Greg Davis Lady Larkin . . . Jane Aldridge Priscilla Miller Queen Aggravain . . . Joy Snell Prince Dauntless . . .Mike Rodgers King Sextimus . . . Dave Kidwell Jester . . . Mike Atherton Sir Studley . . . Roger Haney Sir Luce . . . Matt Baker Lady Rowena . . . Stephanie Cuti Lady Lucille . . . Kathy Marsh Sir Harry . . . Bob Rose Princess Winnifred . . . Marsha Gyourko Nightingale . . . Phyllis Deleon Ladies and Knights of the Court . . . Diana Aldridge Anne Schtot Lori Edmondson Toni Hotopp Christine Morgan Woody Price Pam Siegel Cindi Weaver Candy Yochem Molly Simmons 66 SPRING spring sprang sprung dew did done 80o weather . . . boring senior assemblies . . . spring fever . . . blue grass concert . . . courtyard time . . . elections . . . and a whole lot of fun, is what spring brings to W.C. OPP. PAGE, FAR LEFT: Seniors are enthused with an exciting senior meeting; RIGHT: several students are interested in what Mr. McCollum has to teach in the courtyard; MIDDLE: sophomores wait to give their speeches for elections; LEFT BELOW: the blue grass concert; RIGHT BELOW: Keith Cole trys to pick-up Jan Arnett, does Dan Wiley know this? THIS PAGE, LEFT: Dave Huseman trys to throw a frisbee to Dave Sergeant; ABOVE: several kids are super excited at the blue grass concert; BELOW LEFT; Valerie Sciama practicing posing for who knows what; BELOW: students enjoy their lunch hour. N.H.S. INDUCTION ASSEMBLY NEW MEMBERS - L. to R. BOTTOM ROW: Brad Thien, Jenni Krull, Jim Cole, Pam Helfinstine, Ramona Reinhart, Mark West-fall, Gerald Wright, and Dave Huesman. ROW 2: Kristi Newman, Cindy Weaver, Janet Mescher, Susan de Wolfe, Kelly McKenzie, Laura Bauer, Karen Figgins, Dianne Deisher, Carla Evans, Martha Comely, and Patti Viers. ROW 3: Janet Brown, Cissy Ferguson, Tony Blau, Greg Bartley, Ron Leonard, Dave Dalrymple, Jolene Maley, Tammy Malmsbury, and Pam Domi. ROW 4: Jan Colyer, Elaine Lowry, Toni Hotopp, Kathy Ivers, Niki Short, Jeff Sowder, Mark Phillips, and Nancy Sanchez. ROW 5: Chris Schab, Julie Glass, Kathy Marsh, Kathy Garrison, Jenny Davis, Tim Roggenkamp, Rick Ripley, and Tom Riley. ROW 6: Karen Gilman, Cindy Guidry, Joy Snell, and Kim Miller. 72 OTHER PAGE - BOTTOM LEFT: Jerri Parke, tuba and all, belts out a tune for all to hear with the help of Karen Tysseling. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brian Cooper displays his raw talent. THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Old NHS members, Jeff Schwager and Paul Ahlquist, show how close the group is. TOP RIGHT: Pam Siegal has a flair for drama while Mike McKenny tries to look intell igent. BOTTOM: The whole gang ends with a hip tune written by Gary Kruse. 73 OPP. PAGE: FAR LEFT: Jon Watkins and John D. get all the high spots; CENTER TOP: Mike Lewis and Mike Bockoven paint some cities; BELOW: Mark Westfall and friend paint away; FAR LEFT: Terri Leist paints a great backdrop. THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Florence Bianconi and Tim Justice discuss their great evening; TOP RIGHT: They come in all ways! ABOVE: Mark Knight and his date arrive fit to kill; LEFT: Monica Manning and her date do the hustle. A warm romantic night March 30th, with the gym in disguise and guys in tuxes and girls in formals, was the setting for this year's prom. Precious and Few was the theme and indeed it was. Much hard work was put into prom with months of preparation. The gym was then closed two weeks before and all the glitters were placed. Tables surrounded the dance floor which was always packed when the band Young Approach was playing slow or boogie music. But the prom wasn't just over after the dance and dinner. The couples then proceeded to Fortners where they bowled until four in the morning. fa OPPOSITE PAGE: FAR LEFT: Charlotte Childers and Rick Darner enjoy some jerks dancing; BELOW: Rodney Rohosky, Pam Benton and Carla Qualls trys to decide who gets to dance next; RIGHT: Gary Link and RuthAnn Stone prop each other up while posing. THIS PAGE: LEFT: look at these people trying to dance; BELOW LEFT: the band entertains the crowd; BOTTOM LEFT: Sandy Bell and her date enjoy the scenery; BELOW: Marion Andino and her date dance the night away. JUNIOR -SENIOR PROM 78 A Last Look At This Year's Underclassmen .. . Next's Year's Upperclassmen! 79 80 AWARDS PRESENTED TOM COMBS MEMORIAL AWARD Mark Westfall MARTHA DEAN AWARD Jane Aldridge OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY Dave Huesman OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL Marsha Gyourko 12 YEAR ATTENDANCE AWARD Eric Burneson Penny Starnes Rick Tankersly OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTING STUDENT Brian Cooper OUTSTANDING SHORTHAND STUDENT Penny Starnes BUSINESS STUDENT OF THE YEAR Brenda Broerman OUTSTANDING C.O.E. STUDENT Tammy Malmsbury OUTSTANDING DRAMA STUDENTS Joy Snell Kristi Newman VISUAL ARTS SENIOR AWARDS Jerry Hart Tom Lowry Mark Westfall DAYTON BAR ASSOCIATION CITIZENSHIP AWARD Tim Roggenkamp Marsha Erma(vyoiirko David John Iluc man Baccalaureate — June 5th GRADUATION!!!! June 6 was more than just another day in the year to us. For our seniors, it was the last senior class meeting . For our juniors and sophomores, it was one step closer. Beyond being our commencement day, it was a day when excitement and emotions peakecf. The speeches of our fellow students, Paul Alquist, Marcia Gyourko, and Dave Huesman, made each of us realize that these people on the stage are the leaders of our future. This realization brought the pride and anticipation out in each of us. The senior class gifts to Mrs. Law and Mr. Pack brought forth the emotion of sadness; for even though commencement is the beginning of a new life, it is also the ending of an old one. As the senior class president, Mary Hitchcock, presented gifts to our exchange students, Bertha and Mirian, there were again mixed emotions; the happiness of knowing these wonderful people, and the sadness that goodbye alwavs brings. Yes, June the sixth was a day for emotion, and why not? After three years of high school witn many people that you love so well, it is definitely an occasion to let yourself go! 87 Grads SWRGS 94 Our Seniors will be missed. It started out on a hot August day, and ended four months later in victory. The 6-4 record qave the Pirates a third place finish in the Miami Central Conference. The biggest win of the season was the win over Fairborn Park Hills. The Pirates shattered the Vikings chances of a perfect season with a 28-14 victory. Another highlight was the exciting Homecoming victory over Miamisburg. The Pirates finished their season with three consecutive victories over Trotwood, Fairborn Park Hills, and Sidney. Coach Norris had these comments on the season. This particular group of seniors did finish out their three years with 19 wins and 11 losses. I think the squad knew throughout the year they were a good football team. Once they realized that you can't win games with fumbles and penalties, they were the best team in the league the last part of the season. It was a balanced effort from all the classes on the starting offense and defense. Also, I think the team did a fantastic job of taking up the slack where there key injuries. Overall, the coaches would like to express their thanks and congratulations to an exciting and fantastic finish. Our seniors will be missed, but thanks to their leadership it will help us toward another good year. ■ Congratulations are also in order to Mike Juenger for being named to the Miami Central Conference first team and to the Greater Dayton second team. Mike Lewis and John Wills were named to the Miami Central Conference second team. Congratulations also go to the entire football team for a really super season. f ut thanks to their Leadership, FIRST ROW: Dennis Michael, John Wills, Tim Perry, Rick Gray, Bob Bickert, Mike Juenger, Gary Helmick, Keith Cole, Dave Cope. SECOND ROW: Ed Moody, Joe Adkins, Jim Cole, Dave Dalrymple, Jeff Marsh, Jim Gable, Mike Lewis, Charlie Szeman, Jeff Witham, Mark Westfall. • RATES PIRATES RATES irate: PIRATES m  r 9 PIRATE 3fL t J|L L.PiRATtS MMUTOik J L PIRATE? n.B.l PIRATf ,2' FIRST ROW: C. Bickert, S. Pierce, B. Matheny, T. Slaton, M. Keith, T. Smith, B. Broerman, K. Heck, K. Townsend, J. Dull, C. Shiveley, A. Carl, SECOND ROW: M. Warlaumont, B. Helmick, W. Luzius, D. Click, A. Campbell, S. Feverston, G. Helmick, T. Eckert, M. Middleton, T. Rolfe, THIRD ROW: T. Perron, K. Cole, T. Roggenkamp, B. Todd, C. Bissett, G. Southerland, J. Marsh, J. Farhney, B. Reid, S. Estepp, FOURTH ROW: D. Storer, B. Bickert, R. Gray, S. Sherritt, D. Gose, D. Michael, J. Digirolomo, M. Juenger, T. Bond, R. Ripley, FIFTH ROW: D. Dalrymple, T. Clayton, B. Inderrieden, J. Morrow, L. McNeal, L. Pummil, J. Adkins, J. Wills, T. Perry, R. Gregory, SIXTH ROW: C. Szeman, M. Lewis, D. Cope, M. Westfall, J. Witham, B. Elkins, J. Gable, B. Dabbelt, J. Cole, SEVENTH ROW: K. Gilman, E. Moody, J. Hall, W. Price, Coach Poock, Coach Zimmerman, Coach Schmitz, Coach Smith, and of course, Coach Norris. We had a fantastic finish football UPPER LEFT- Fahrney and Southerland attempt to block punt. ABOVE MIDDLE- B. Todd hits Bob Helmick with pass. ABOVE RIGHT- Bisset gets inside five. MIDDLE LEFT- Pirates on the move. BOTTOM LEFT- Pirates DEFENSE ready. The reserve team had a good year by finishing with a record of 4-5. The team lost some close games early in the season that could have gone either way. Bob Helmick led the reserve team with over 800 yards total offense. If not for an injury, he could have been the first reserve back to gain over 1,000 yards rushing, but had to sit out for four games. Curt Bissett led the reserve team in tackles with 65, and also had two interceptions. The four Pirate wins were over Northmont, 24-7; Piqua, 24-0; Miamisburg, 24-8; and a big win over Fairborn Baker 44-0. 97 The Lady Pirates tennis team finished 7th in M.C.C. with a 2-10 record, bettering themselves over last year's record. Highlights of the year were Charlotte Childers with a second place in the M.C.C. tournament in 3rd singles. Sandy Bell received honorable mentioned all league. Team captains this year were, Dianne Brenner and Charlotte Childers. Sandy Bell was chosen as M.V.P. and Suntary Ith Scholar Athlete. The Coach's comments were that the team was young this year, with only two seniors leaving. Next year the team should improve if all this year's members return. Overall the team members were great sportswomen and GREAT tennis players. BOTTOM ROW L-R: Suntary Ith, Alice Leonard, Pam Auditore, Shelly Pierce. TOP ROW L-R: Coach Stafford, Charlotte Childers, Mary Currin, Kim Riddell, Dianne Brenner, Mrs. Stafford, (not pictured) Sandy Bell, Terry McMicheals. 6T3 inn fpn tLUUAl 98 100 This year's Cross Country Team, the Black Pack , showed what they could do by topping off an extremely successful season with a first place championship in the Miami Central Conference. The 1976 season also brought about four invitational victories, a second place in sectionals, and a higher finish than any other Dayton area team in Districts. Cross Country coach. Brad Foland, commented on the season by saying, What makes me most proud of the Black Pack is the closenss and spirit the boys showed throughout the year. It made coaching a pleasure. ABOVE RIGHT, varsity runners make early pack , CENTER, Cross Country Team returns with first place trophy from the Bob Schul invitational; BOTTOM LEFT, reserve runners jump into an early lead; BELOW, Coaches Brad Foland and Alvin Houck figure out standings with statistition, Karen Gilman; OPPOSITE PAGE, team picture from left to right, FIRST ROW is Joey Collins, Allan Grantham, Jim Haws, Todd Deisher, Danny Meyer, Steve Quillen, Jeff Boehm; SECOND ROW, Coach Brad Foland, Karen Gilman, Dave Huesman, Jay Gould, Jerome Mescher, Paul Alquist, Andy Alfred, Alan Wright, Ron Leonard; MIDDLE LEFT, Jay Gould prepares for the race; MIDDLE RIGHT, Dave Huesman in a lone run for victory; BOTTOM LEFT, Jerome Mescher in warm-ups. BLIICH f'RCH CAPTAINS S 76 77 101 1976 West Carrollton Volleyball team. LEFT TO RIGHT, Coach—Mrs. Pack, Karen Kirby, Lisa Watkins, Janice Parks, Lori Childers, Kim Vaughn, 2ND ROW-Marsha Carmack, Sue Rodgers, Cheryl Lange, Donna Napier, Dina Marzocco, Grethen Hery, Lisa Brun, Missy Chaney, 3RD ROW- Alison Rowe, Molly Simmon, Sonya Key, Kim Miller, Susan DeWolfe, Tracie George, Susan Adkins, Laura Bauer, Alice Wilson, and Kelly McKenzie. The Girls Varsity Volleyball team had a few problems this year, ending their season 3-10. The reserve team had a record of 1-12. Even though this year's team was not very successful, they made up for it by having alot of spirit and hustle. Nest year Coach Pack is looking forward to a winning season. 102 OPPOSITE: GOLF TEAM, STANDING; Coach Farrell, Mike Meek, Chris Herron, Dan Wiley, and Rick Collins. KNEELING: Steve Logsdon, Darrell Jones, Jim Leadingham, Ray Snyder, Jeff Leist, Jan Colyer. LOWER LEFT: Doug Dunlope studies a play. BOTTOM LEFT: Jan Colyer follows through. FAR RIGHT: Jim Leadingham puts extra effort into his swing. UPPER RIGHT: Kirk Ingledue. 104 Though the Pirate Golf Team lacked experience, they more than made up for it with spirit. The season ended with a three win-fifteen loss record. Coach Farrell is very optimistic about the coming year and hopes that most of the team will return for a much better season. 105 STANDING L-R; Mrs. Wheel-barger, Kelly Buirley, Beth Waters, Ruth Cooper, Kim Abner, Kellie Sherritts, Peggi Mikeself, Miss Bat-tagalia. KNEELING L-R; Kristin Bickley, Karen Saupe, Jenni Krull, Cheryl Mays, Patty Dennis. SITTING L-R; Anne Wilson, Vicky Everetts, Denise LaLonde, Cindy Hansel man. 106 The Field Hockey team got off to a good start this year, beating Sidney 2-0. They went on to a 5-5-4 season record, and 4th place in the league. Win or lose, the girls showed great spirit, cheering on the bus and doing the infamous red and black cheer. The most memorable event was tying undefeated Fairborn Baker 0-0. The team was coached by Miss Battagalia and Mrs. Wheelbarger. The Co-Captains were Peggy Mikesell and Jenni Krull. All league honors were given to Peggy Mikesell, and honorable mention went to Patty Dennis and Vicky Everetts. ABOVE: Sunthary Ith receives her first year tennis award. TOP RIGHT: Sandy Bell tennis m.v.p. BOTTOM: The cross country team examines their well deserved trophies. OPPOSITE PAGE; TOP LEFT: Steve Logsdon gets his golf letter from coach Farrell. CENTER LEFT: Berta Rivas receives M.C.C. honors in volleyball. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Marsh receives a football award. TOP RIGHT: Kelly McKenzie is volleyball's scholar athlete. CENTER RIGHT: Ruth Cooper receives a second year award in field hockey. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jerry Mescher receives his m.v.p. award for cross country. 108 FOOTBALL Most Valuable- Mike Juenger Best Offensive- John Wills Best Defensive- John Morrow Scholar Athlete- Bob Bickert FIELD HOCKEY Most Valuable- Peggi Mikesell Most Improved- Kelly Buirley Scholar Athlete- Karen Saupe CROSS COUNTRY Most Valuable- Jerry Mescher Scholar Athlete- Jay Gould VOLLEYBALL Most Valuable- Berta Rivas Most Improved- Susan DeWolf Scholar Athlete- Kelly McKenzie GOLF Most Valuable- Rick Collins Scholar Athlete- Jan Colyer TENNIS Most Valuable- Sandy Bell Scholar Athlete- Sunthary Ith 109 T JMPPLER- The wrestlers had a great season. Ending the year with a 9-2 record. They have fifteen returning lettermen. The Pirates placed third in the M.C.C. and third in the Sectionals, sending Tim Perry, Tom Smith, Jim Wantz and Chauncey Bass to districts. Tim Perry was Sectional champion and M.C.C. champion. Chauncey Bass was the district champion, sending Tom Smith and Chauncey Bass to state in Columbus. There was a fine coaching job by Mr. Thayer and assistant coach Mr. Poock. no 1ST ROW, L to R: Gary Elmore, Tom Perron, Tom Smith, Tim Perry, Larry Pummill, Tim Roggenkamp, Joe Bowman. 2ND, Coach Thayer, Curt Schiller, Terry Avery, Jeff Phillips, Chauncey Bass, Art Dull, Doug Dunlop, Coach Poock. 3RD, Scott Grothjan, Nick Hjelm, Tom Riley, Lee McNeal, John Turley, Dave Cummins, Mike Middleton, Doug Campbell, Dan Sprague, Scott Gibbons, Dwayne Sauderland, Curt Christman, Greg Hurley, Jeff Munsey, Scott Mays, Bob Frost. 4TH, Steve Harris, Jeff Luebbe, Todd Clayton, Mike Roth, Sam Angelo, Kevin Hurley, Larry Creager, Mark Wantz, Kent Gill man. TOP FAR LEFT: Tim Perry psyches up for the opponent. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: The team huddles before a match. TOP OTHER PAGE; Chauncey Bass smiles after a match. MIDDLE TOP: The crowd surrounds the team before the Burg match. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Curt Shiller tries for a point. TOP LEFT: Tom Smith raises his arm in victory. TOP LEFT: Jeff Phillips on a take down. in The Varsity Basketball team ended their season with a record of 0-18. They tried hard. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Wiley fakes and passes to the right. Mark Warlaumont dribbles down court. John Mopey Morrow follows through with his foul shot. BOTTOM: The team discusses their next play. 112 TOP LEFT T0 RIGHT: Steve Logsdon on a fast break. Rick Collins jumps for the ball. Coach Haney talks to the team during a time out. Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Stafford, Tim Rolfe, Mark Warlaumont, Steve Oda, Dan Wiley, Glenn Johnson, Vernon Grant, Barry Elkins, Rick Collins, Brian Inderrieden, John Morrow, Steve Logsdon, Alan Wright, Coach Haney, Manager Bill Elliot, Trainer Jim Hall 113 At the end of the season, the Reserve Basketball team had a record of 2-14. TOP LEFT: Larry Hartzell looks for some one to pass off to. CENTER: Jim Oldfield looks for the rebound. RIGHT: Darryl Jones comes down the court waiting for the team to set up their play. Team STANDING: Coach Stafford, Larry Hartzell, MiKe Parker, Alvin Rose, Jim Oldfield, Dan Nolan, Jeff Compton, Manager Bill Elliot, SEATED: Tim Rolfe, Gregg Justice, Eric Von Berge, Darryl Jones, Todd Deisher, Ed Sumpter. 114 TOP: Ron Rearick is ready for control. BOTTOM LEFT: Outstanding J. V. Greg Hurley and Dave Cummins excited after a meet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lee McNeal works on turning his opponent over. The Reserve wrestling team had a good season with Greg Hurley receiving the outstanding J. V. Award. They ended their season with a record of 8-1. LADY PIRATES BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW L to R: Kelly McKenzie, Susan Adkins, Gretchen Hery, Karen Kirby, Alicia Klose, Ruthann Stone, Alice Wilson, Vicki Everetts, Ruth Cooper, Vanessa Kelly Sherritts. TOP ROW L to R: Coach Grist, Lori Child — Neese, Janice Parks, Donna Napier. MIDDLE ROW L to R: ress, Kelly Buirley, Missy Chaney, Karen Tysseling, Lisa Kay Huesman, Denise DeLonde, Gretchen Tysseling, Brun, Michelle Martin, Coach Maxton. Lady Pirates Basketball team ended their season with a 5-10 record. In League their record was 4-5, finishing with a 6th place tie. Co-Captains for this year were Alice Wilson and Kelly Buirley. Kelly Buirley received M.C.C. All League First Tearn, Miamisburg All Area Player of the Year, Kettering-Oakwood All Area Second Team, she was chosen on the team as Best Offensive Player. Best Defensive and Scholar Athlete went to Karen Tysseling. Alice Wilson also received Miamisburg All Area First Team, and Kettering-Oakwood All Area Honorable Mention. Junior Susan Adkins received M.C.C. All League Honorable Mention. The Junior Varsity ended their season 5-10; 5-5 in League. Miss Grist said that they had a good year with only three experienced players returning from last year. 117 118 It was basketball madness Thursday nights in the big gym. Boys intramural basketball got under way in January despite the energy crisis and lack of participation. The games were refreed by players from the different teams. The Burrito Brothers made it to the finals by defeating the always tough Seven Card Studs. The other team in the finals is the Hotdogs who defeated the Satan Seven in the semifinals. Needless to say, the Hotdogs outmatched the Burrito Brothers in a thrilling win by the score of 39-35. UPPER LEFT: Jim Gable violently steals the ball from the unsuspecting Jeff Mikesell while Jim Rost witnesses the robbery. UPPER RIGHT: John Wills lets Steve Sherritt know that the ball belongs to him. LOWER RIGHT: Charlie Szeman comes to a halting stop when the enemy suddenly stands in his way. UPPER LEFT: Gary Helmick takes aim and gets ready to shoot. UPPER MIDDLE Dave Cope tries his best at being an official ref. UPPER RIGHT: Rick Gray tries for the big deciding points in the game. LOWER LEFT: Larry Fannin Makes sure the ball stays in his possession. LOWER RIGHT: Don James shows everyone his fancy dribbling tracks by pushing the others away. WINTER SPORTS AWARDS super athletes TOP RIGHT: Mr. Thayer congratulates Tim Perry for a great wrestling season. BOTTOM RIGHT: Margie Keith, and Kim Townsend receive their second year plaques. TOP LEFT: Wrestlers receive honors. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Houck coached swimmer Jeff Troup, and gives Jeff a certificate for his achievement. Jeff was the only swimmer to represent West Carrollton. RIGHT: Senior Dan Wiley receives his Varsity Letter in Basketball from Coach Haney. LEFT: Scholor Athlete, Karen B.I. Tysseling is honored for her performances on the lady pirates basketball team. boys basketball The boys basketball team ended their season with an unfortunate 0-18 record overall. Even though the team had such a rough season, they stuck together and fought it out. The team showed great sportsmanship, making West Carrollton proud of them. Varsity was coached by Mr. Haney and Junior Varsity by Mr. Stafford. Rick Collins was Most Valuable, and Alan Wright received Scholar Athlete. Seniors were; Rick Collins, Alan Wright, Dan Wiley, Steve Oda, and Glen Johnson. wrestling The team finished with a super season record, 9-2 for Varsity . They were third in League and Sectionals. Tom Smith, Tim Perry, Jim Wantz, and Chauncey Bass went to Districts, and Tom Smith and Chauncey to State. Tim Perry was Most Valuable; Tim Roggenkamp, Scholar Athlete; and Tom Perron awarded Most Improved. The wrestlers had a great year with many outstanding athletes. This year only two Varsity seniors are leaving, so next year looks even better forW.C. wrestlers. girls basketball The lady pirates finished their season 5-10; and 4-5 in league, placing 6th with a tie. Co-Captians were Alice Wilson and Kelly Buirley. Kelly was chosen as Best Offensive Player. Karen Tysseling received Best Defensive and Scholar Athlete. Many of the girls received league honors, and honors from Miamisburg News and Kettering-Oakwood Times. Junior Varsity ended 5-10 overall. Miss Grist coached Varsity and Mr. Maxton was reserve coach. 121 1977 VARSITY BASEBALL This years Varsity Baseall team finished up the season with a final record of 8-8. The team started the season with a shut out win over St'ivers-Patterson, 8-0. Buddy Todd went the distance for his first of four wins. This year's team won it's first round tournament game over Belmont 3-1, and Buddy Todd went the distance. Mike Juenger, this year's MVP, was invited to play in this year's All-Area All-Star game. Mike was also awarded with AII-MCC honors. Don Gose received this year's batting average award, for the highest batting average, with a final average of .385. STANDING L to R- Mike Juenger, Rick Collins, Don Gose, John Morrow, Barry Elkins, Steve Sherritt, Tim Gillum, Pudge Walters and Coach Wayne Maxton. KNEELING L to R- Kirk Ingledue, Keith Cole, Buddy Todd, John Wills, Tim Rolfe, Larry Fannin, Tom Eckert, and Gary Link. 22 ABOVE LEFT- John Wills lines a shot to left field. MIDDLE LEFT- Rick Collins at first during pre-game infield. LEFT-Pirate coach Wayne Maxton calls a meeting at the mound. ABOVE RIGHT-John Wills throws to first. MIDDLE RIGHT- Gary Link makes a play to first. nvauos aiis va ►31 This year's softball team's record was 5 - 12, an improvement ot er last year. The best batting average was Alice Wilson with 564. Missy Chaney received most improved, while Kelly McKenzie was the Scholar-Athlete. Alice Wilson, who played shortstop, was chosen for the Miami Central Conference all League Team. Miss Grist is hoping for an even better season next year. This year's team included: TOP ROW; Mrs. Pack, Laura Bauer, Kim King, Barb Sorrell, Kelly McKenzie, Missy Chaney, Cindy Hanselman, Miss Qrist. BOTTOM ROW; Leslie Bauer, Connie Cleary, Tracie George, Lori Letizia, Ruth Cooper, and Alice Wilson. 126 The reserve softball team ended their season with a record of 3-6. They had a disappointing loss to Miamisburg and Vandalia- The coach, Mr. Reed, was very happy with the progress of the team, and is looking forward to next year. TOP LEFT- Susan Adkins throwing for an out. TOP LEFT- Faith Smith throwing in from the outfield. CENTER- Debbie Strausbaugh trying to peg a runner at 2nd base. TOP RIGHT- Marsha Carmack tries to get a runner at home. CENTER RIGHT-Val Sciama gets the 3rd out. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT- Karen Kirby, Faith Smith, Marsha Clark, Marsha Carmack, Val Sciama, Debbie Strausbaugh, Robin Wackerman. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT- Mr. Reed, Sue Thompson, Diane Brenner, Sue Adkins, Gretchen Tysseling, Lisa Brun, Miss Grist. BOTTOM LEFT- Karen Kirby tries for the out at first base. STRIKE ONE! BALL TWO! THREE OUTS! RESERVE BASEBALL! The team ended their season 3-5. They were coached by Mr. Alexander. Team members were (in order of picture), TOP ROW: Mr. Alexander, Phil Croy, Jeff. Compton, Dave Storer, Gleh Southerland, Ron Bolender, Greg Hurley, Greg Holman, Bill Dabbelt. BOTTOM ROW: John Wilson, Jeff Fletcher, Tom Wolf, Scott Gibbons, Greg Justice, Scott Hamilton, Mark Cummings and Chris Bernauer. BOYS TRACK West Carrollton Boys Track Team placed four boys in Sectionals. Two boys placed at District with one, Jerome Mescher, advancing to the State Meet. Their season before Sectional, they won over 63 teams and losing only to 17. TOP LEFT- Jay Gould and Jerome Mescher take a warm-up lap. TOP RIGHT- Mark Westfall jumps a winning vault. LEFT- Todd Delsher Sprints for the finish. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT- Andy Alford and Dave Huesman neck-n-neck at the curve. TOP RIGHT- Brad Thein jumps the hurdles with perfect form. FIRST ROW- Jenni Davis, Steve Burns, Jeff Witham, Dave Huesman, Brad Thien, Jerome Mescher, Mark Westfall, Jay Gould, Karen Gilman, SECOND ROw- Rick Darner, Steve Clark, Alan Hamilton, Jeff Mathis, T.J. Jones, Gary Elmore, Jeff Phillips, Ron Leonard, Steve Quillen. THIRD ROW- Joe Hunn, Kent Gilman, Dan Moore, Steve Mulhern, Kirk Beard, John Turley, Ron James, Alvin Rose. FOURTH ROW- Lee McNeal, Jeff Gray, Ed Sumpter, Phil Marcum, Andy Alford, Todd Deisher, Bill Folan, Jeff Troup. Coaches, Mr. Graben, Mr. Bogan. 129v V I c T 0 R Y The Girls track team had a very successful season, winning all meets except one, breaking almost every school record and placing 1st in three invitationals (Miamisburg Metric, Salzman Relays, andW.C. Relays). Above all, the Girls track team is the Miami Central Conference League Champs. The team was coached by Mrs. Wheelbarger and Miss Hamm who lead them to victory. There were many outstanding atheletes, but working together was what made them great. Congratulations for a winning season. BOTTOM L. to R.-V. Everetts, J. Arnett, J. Smith, S. Kincer, K. Koopman, MIDDLE-Mrs. Wheelbarger, K. Sherritt, C. Clayton, L. Watkins, L. Childers, D. LaLonde, A. Carl, T. Hotopp, Miss Hamm, TOP-P. Auditore, T. Ward, S. DeWolfe, J. Mescher, R. Beckman, K. Tysseling, K. Buirley, K. Melton, C. Childers, C. Bickley, K. Shockman, G. Hery, Not Pictured-S. Pierce 130 PAGE 130; Karen Tysseling throws the discus. Christie Koopman starts her race. Susan DeWolfe takes the baton from Jackie Smith. PAGE 131; Jan Arnett receives the baton from Christie Koopman. Karen Tyssel ing runs for a victory. The team congratulates Karen for her victory. Ann Carl jumps the hurdle in good form. Sandy Kincer leaps to victory. 131 TENNIS WHAT A RACKET! TOP ROW: (L. to R.) Dave Barnett, Jeff Erickson, Ron Eads, Jeff Leis, Larry Smith, and Mr. Patterson. BOTTOM ROW: Scott Lane, Dale Still, Ronny Rearick, Matt Baker, Doug Woodard, and Tony Blau. Tony Blau displays his strong backswing. Scott Lane performs with terrific form The 1977 Varsity Boys Tennis Team was a young, inexperienced squad, with only three of the eleven team members having played on last year's team. Seniors Jeff Erickson, Jeff Leis, and Dale Still led the team to a disappointing 3 and 14 season. The improvement of all team members and the fact that seven boys will be returning next year speaks well for the future. Jeff Erickson, with a 3.85+ grade point average and a 10 5 record this year, received the Scholar-Athlete and Most Valuable Player Award. Here is a perfect serve by Dale Still. The Most Valuable Player, Jeff Erickson. 133 SPRING AWARDS 134 UPPER LEFT; Kelly McKenzie receives her Scholar Athlete Award from Miss Grist. UPPER RIGHT; Miss Hamm congratulates Janet Mescher on a job well done in track. BOTTOM RIGHT; Rick Collins receives his award from Mr. Maxton for baseball. UPPER LEFT; Jeff Erickson receives his Scholar Athlete award for tennis from Mr. Patterson. UPPER RIGHT; Karen Tyssellng and Kelly Bufrley present some trophies to Mr. Pack for the school. ABOVE; Track men wait to receive honors and awards. STATISTICS BOYS TRACK Jay Gould - Scholar Athlete Lee McNeal - Sectional Champ Most Valuable Player, All League Brad Theln - All League TENNIS Jeff Erickson - Scholar Athlete Most Valuable Player SOFTBALL Missy Chaney - Most Improved Kenny McKenzie - Scholar Athlete Alice Wilson - Highest Batting Average BASEBALL Keith Cole - Scholar Athlete Don Gose - Best Hitter Mike Juenger - Most Valuable Player GIRLS TRACK Rita Beckman - Most Dedicated Karen Tyssellng - Scholar Athlete Theresa Ward - Most Valuable Player 135 Boys Tennis WC 4 - Carlisle 1 Volleyball WC 0 - Chaminade-Julienne 5 WC 3 - Fairview 2 WC 15 Vandalia 3 WC 1 - Vandalia-Butler 4 15 4 WC 2 - Piqua 3 WC 15 Northmont 6 WC 0 - Fairmont East 5 17 15 WC 1 - Miamisburg 4 WC 0 Piqua 15 WC 1 - Tecumseh 4 15 11 WC 0 - Fairborn Baker 5 8 15 WC 0 - Trotwood 5 WC 10 Miamisburg 15 WC 1 - Carroll 4 15 12 WC 2 - Wilbur-Wright 3 6 15 WC 0 - Northmont 5 WC 12 - Tecumseh 15 WC 0 - Centerville 5 9 15 WC 1 - Fairborn Park Hills 4 WC 4 Baker 15 WC 2 - Sidney 3 7 15 WC 4 - Carlisle 1 T rotwood 15 9 15 17 WC 10 - Park Hills 15 15 4 0 15 WC 5 Middletown 15 7 15 WC 16 - Sidney 18 Girls Basketball 12 15 WC 15 - Alter 8 WC 26 - Alter 70 11 15 WC 32 - Piqua 34 12 15 WC 51 - Franklin 38 WC 5 - Centerville 15 WC 42 - Miamisburg 35 16 14 WC 32 - Springboro 66 15 7 WC 54 - Baker 32 WC 1 - Stivers 15 WC 49 - Butler 20 7 15 WC 26 - Xenia 41 WC 36 - Trotwood 43 WC 38 - Northmont 54 WC 33 - Centerville 70 WC 33 - Park Hills 35 WC 21 - Lebanon 45 WC 39 - Sidney 80 WC 36 - Tecumseh 30 Boys Basketball WC 54 - Valley View 61 WC 40 - Lebanon 88 WC 55 - Oakwood 61 WC 60 - Centerville 84 WC won WC 33 - Vandalia 75 WC 4th WC 63 - Monroe 90 WC 1st WC 59 - .Northmont 97 WC 1st WC 50 - Piqua 57 WC 1st WC 85 - Tecumseh 96 WC 1st WC 69 - Carlisle 97 WC 4th WC 44 - Miamisburg 71 WC 3rd WC 49 - Wayne 89 WC 1st WC 72 - Park Hills 86 WC 1st WC 66 - Franklin 84 WC 1st WC 64 - Baker 75 WC 56 - Sidney 57 WC 59 - Trotwood 88 WC 50 - Beavercreek 54 Girls Track - Northmont - Trotwood Relays - Piqua, Trotwood Madison - Miamisburg Metric - Miamisburg, Park Hills - Salzman Relays - Centerville Relays - Tecumseh, Sidney - Butler, Baker - MCC - WC Relays 136 Wrestling Boys Track I wc 42 - Sidney 15 WC 57 1 2 - Stebbins 60 1 2 wc 39 - Alter 31 WC 85 - North mont 38 wc 20 - Vandal la 30 WC 5th - Tecumseh Invitation wc 11 - Northmont 49 WC 59 - Sidney 56 Baker 44 wc 35 - PIqua 21 WC 4th - Lock land Invitation wc 49 - Miamlsburg 49 WC 87 - 4-way meet (won) wc 32 - Tecumseh 21 WC 3rd - Sidney Invitation wc 47 - Baker 18 WC 3rd - Greenville Relays wc 61 - Trotwood 2 WC 54 - Trotwood 70 Park Hills 35 wc 37 - Park Hills 23 WC 3rd - MCC wc 44 - Fairmont West 18 WC 2nd - Piqua Relays wc 3rd out of 19 In sectionals WC 2nd - WC Relays wc 9th out of 66 In district Cross Country WC 2nd - Beavercreek Invitationals WC 1st - Fairvlew Invitationals WC 3rd - Fairmont East Invitationals WC 18 - West Liberty-Salem 37 WC 1st - 3-way meet WC 1st - 3-way meet WC 2nd - Troy Invitationals WC 1st - Bob Schul Invitationals WC 1st - Bethel Invitationals WC 1st - Brookvllle Invitationals WC 1st - MCC WC 1st - (tie) Sectionals wc 7th District Football Field Hockey WC 4 - Sidney 0 WC 0 - Butler 2 WC 0 - Fairmont East 5 WC 0 - Fairmont West 5 WC 0 - North mont 2 WC 2 - Park Hills 1 WC 3 - Tecumseh 0 WC 1 - Park Hills 1 WC 1 - Miami Valley 1 WC 1 - Trotwood 1 WC 0 - Wayne 0 wc 0 - Centerville 47 wc 3 - Vandalla 0 wc 13 - Northmont 20 wc 24 - Piqua 14 wc 12 - Miamisburg 0 wc 0 - Tecumseh 7 wc 0 - Baker 9 wc 24 - Trotwood 0 wc 28 - Park Hills 14 wc 29 - Sidney 28 Girls Tennis WC 1 - Piqua 2 WC 1 - Butler 4 WC 0 - Miamisburg 5 WC 0 - Tecumseh 5 WC 0 - Baker 5 WC 1 - Park Hills 4 WC 4 - Trotwood 1 WC 2 - Northmont 3 WC 0 - Centerville 5 WC 1 - Chaminade-Julian 4 WC 4 - Sidney 1 WC 2 - Fairmont East Girls Softball 3 WC 7 - Stebbins 20 WC 5 - Centerville 33 wc 15 - Northmont 9 wc 16 - Piqua 7 wc 3 - Miamisburg 7 wc 13 - Tecumseh 11 wc 15 - Baker 17 wc 18 - Park Hills 39 wc 6 - Sidney 3 wc 5 - Baker 17 wc 17 - Tecumseh 27 wc 12 - Park Hills 18 wc 3 - Miamisburg 14 wc 11 - Trotwood 16 wc 6 - Vandalla 20 137 S'prarc 140 leaders The West Carrollton cheerleaders begin their season at the beginning of April and continue through the month of March. The girl's first activity is attending a four day camp which took place this year at the Western Kentucky University. The combined squads received three ribbons and the spirit award for the week. Their duties at West Carrollton High School range from painting signs and planning assemblies to decorating the locker room and actually cheering for the teams. One thing is for sure, these girls play an important part in the Athletic Department and to the student body. 141 142 If you ever saw girls running around school in black sweaters with a W.C. letters on them, it was probably a Wrestlerette. The group shows alot of spirit by painting signs, locker decorations, and supporting the team at meets. Wrestlerettes do alot for the team and the team couldn't do without them. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Riddell, Sheryl Mays, Karen Rentz, Joni Cook, Angie Lewis, Patty Camden. MIDDLE ROW: Beth Powell, Lori Enyart, Kenda Cooney, Alicia Davis, Joy Hochwalt, Carla Schiller. BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Hanselman, Alice Leonard, Paula Martz, Lisa Stebbins, Pam Wynn, Pam Toma. Not pictured: Terri Slaughter, Lori Pal matary, Johanna McQuilkin. ADVISOR'S PAGE WHAT I REMEMBER The Conquests The Struggles CarrolItones: CENTER, advisor Miss Hamm. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Joy Hochwalt, Jenny Davis, Karla McCulley, Libby Middleton, Kristi Newman, Kristi Koop-man, Marsha Gyourko, Duneen Whitworth, Diane Nelson, Angie Pearson, Chris Schab, Joni Cook, Trisha Payne, and Sandy Justice. SECOND ROW: Kelly Cooper, Kathy Marsh, Debbie Taylor, Julie Glass, Sandy Kincer, Cindy Johnson, Theresa Ward, Mary Kern, Jennie Jacobs, Angie Lewis, Janet Wheeler, Sue Napier, Sue DiGirolomo, and Priscilla Mi Her. 1 144 BOTTOM LEFT: Carrolltones working hard at a Thursday night practice. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gary Link and Sandy Justice go swinging to the sounds of the fifties. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT: Carrolltones dance with candy canes to welcome Christmas. UPPER RIGHT: Miss Hamm demon- strates the new dance routine. BOTTOM LEFT: Cindy Johnson and Theresa Ward kneel during half-time entertainment. BOTTOM RIGHT: Posing as the mouseketeers, the Carrolltones perform their Mickey Mouse dance for Homecoming. majorettes Band camp . . . Getting new dresses Football Season . . . Sequins and capes . . . Pinball Wizard . . . Till There Was You . . . Senior Night . . . Twirling fire to Smoke on the Water . . . Practice, endless practice . . . Thursday nights and weekday mornings . . . Parades . . . Contests . . . Basketball season . . . Hoops and sneakers ... I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus . . . TSOP . . . Twirling with the guys Blue Suede Shoes . . . Majorettes Penny Starnes . . . Sheila Combs . . . Donna Bogan . . . Liz Hery . . . Laura Avery. 146 Flag Corps P Flag Corps . . . New this year . . . Lorri Childers . . . Julie Troxell . . . Annette Hommel I . . . Valerie Sciama . . . Margie Cotton . . . Laura Mitchell . . . Michelle Beals . . . Kathy Ivers . . . Kay Huesman . . . Terri Wampler . . . Gretchen Hery . . . Band Camp . . . Those long summer practices . . Football season . . . Wells Fargo Wagon . . . Yankee Doodle Superstar . . . Carrying the flags in the Homecoming parade . . . Performing at the first pep assembly ... A great job this year ... Big hopes for next year. 147 CCU't'S ♦•THE 1976-77 STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Stephenie Cuti, Pam Auditore, Libby Middleton, Kristi Newman, Joy Snell, Monica Bramlish, Lori Childers, Alan Wright, David Huesman, Brad Thein, Marcia Greenlee, Paul Alquist, Mary McGrath, Larry Kolpeck, Carol Clayton, Gretchen Henry, Melissa Schab, Charlotte Childers, Marlene Mattingly, Lisa Marriott, and Bob Rose. More towards the front, LEFT TO RIGHT; Karen Saupe, Cindy Weaver, Pam Siegel, Terri Wampler, Mary Hitchcock, Terrie Leist, Karen Gilman, Sandy Lautzenheiser, Rhonda Davis, and Lori Letizia. 0 Student Council members not pictured; Kent Barker, Liz Grant, Kay Huesman, Rechelle Neese, Tom Riley, Terrie Slaughter, Terry McMichael, bna Bob Wanzer. The 1976-77 Student Council was the most active council of recent years. Under a new constitution, the school was represented by class officers, senators and all club or activity presidents. Officiating over council was Dave Huesman as Student Body President, Alan Wright as Council Vice-President, Karen Gilman as Secretary and Karen Saupe as Treasurer. Among various exciting activities, besides running the concession stand, Council presented numerous after-game dances and the Jingle-Bell Rock Christmas dance. Student exchanges, computer dating, and bluegrass concert, powderpuff football. and that wonderful Christmas assembly were also Council's doings. Don't forget SPIRIT WEEK which included dress-up and dress-down days, hall decorating and judging and the infamous Slave Day! The purchase of new lounge furniture for each lounge was also initiated by council. Student Council 151 Marian Andino and Bertha Rivas hey Came From Qbroad Marian Andino is our A.F.S. student from Sondica, Spain, this year. She stayed with Mr. Mrs. Harry Wilson and family and her school sisters are Anne and Alice Wilson. Bertha Rivas, the Rotary Exchange student, is from Chihuahua, Mexico. She stayed with Mr. Mrs. Erick Erickson, Mr. Mrs. Roger Nealiegh, and Mr. Mrs. David DeWolfe. Susan DeWolfe is her school sister. Bertha participated in volleyball and placed on MCC all league first team. 152 TOP ROW; L to R; Mr. Huffman, Jeff Schwager, Gary Kruse, Brian Cooper, Gayle Strieker, Brenda Broerman, Karen Tysseling, Jerri Parke, Erick Burneson, Allen Wright, Vicki Smith, Joy Johnson, Margie Keith. BOTTOM ROW; L to R; Paul Ahlquist, Jay Gould, Alynn Grantham, Bob Bickert, Mike McKinney, Cathy Dilly, Pam Kidwell, Karen Saupe, Pam Siegel, Jane Aldridge, Joni Cook. The National Honor Society kept busy this year sponsoring a car wash dating service, and tutoring. Members spent free periods in the NHS room listening to Mike McKenny try to sing. Mike finally made his public debut in the spring when he played the part of Murl Jr. in the assembly for induction of the new members. While the Advisor, Mr. Huffman, sat outside the gym and worried, TOP ROW; L to R; Mrs. Stockert, Kristi Newman, Karen Koehnen, Tony Blau, Karen Saupe. BOTTOM the National Honor Society presented an unforgettable soap opera, MURL HUFFMAN, MURL HUFFMAN! As the show ended, the entire group proved once and for all that grades don't have necessarily anything to do with musical ability. Nevertheless, they gave a spirited if noisy rendition of the 1977 National Honor Society theme song, Won't You Come Home, Murl Huffman. ROW; L to R; Karen Gilman, Bertha Rivas, Marion Andino, Gerald Wright, Jeanette Wright, Cissy Ferguson. This year's league was won by the Unknowns. The members were Mark Cramblit, Tammy Gengler Earl Philpot, and Lisa Cramblit. TOP L to R: Tammy Gengler wipes off her ball, Cindy Shiveley blows a kiss to the photographer. BOTTOM L to R: Doris Parks awaits her turn. Matt Baker gets another gutter ball, and Karan Gilman makes her approach. BOWLING ON MONDAYS 154 VARSITY CLUB UPPER RIGHT: Members on bookcases; L-R, Lee McNeal, Tom Eckert, Dale Still, Steve Clark, Brenda Matheny, Jeff Mathis, Kurt Schiller, Mark Warlau-mont, Andy Alford, Alice Wilson, Don Gose. STANDING; Peggy Mikesell, Ruth Cooper, Janet Wright, Cindy Hanselman, Kim Riddell, Alice Leonard, Cheryl Mays, Pam Auditor, Tom Riley, Dave Huesman, Brad Thien, Mike Lewis, Steve Mulhurn, Kelly Buirley, Karen Tysseling, Laura Bauer, Anne Wilson, Karen Saupe, SITTING; Barb Sorrell, Terri Meyers, Jim Cole, Brenda Broerman, Jim Gabel, Rick Gray, Dianne Brenner, Sandy Kincer, Karen Gilman, Susan Adkins. This was the first year Varsicty Club included men and women. The club's big project was the 50's Day Dance. Pres. Brad Thien, Sec. Treas. MikeJuenger. 155 Ski Club: (L.to R.) Mr. Melton, Mike Rogers, Valerie Sciama, Candy Yochem, Cheryl Mays, Linda Roth, Kim Riddell, Lori Enyart, Susan deWolfe, Pam Auditore, Alan Wright, Annette Hommel, Greg Davis, Chris Schab, Jane Pugliano, Lori Letizia, and Kent Barker. Morning Announcement Staff 156 Good Morning West Carrollton Morning Announcements: STANDING (L. to R.) Gayle Strieker, Gretchen Hery, Woody Price, Libby Middleton, Karen Saupe, Larry Kolpek. SEATED: Jim Cole and Mike McKenny. Drama Club: STANDING: L. to R.: Dave Kidwell, Stephanie Cuti, Ms. Cleary, Mike Rogers, Susan Reid, Bob Rose, Beth Waters, KNEELING: Carla Evans, Pam Toma, Laura Mitchell, Julie Glass, Cindy Weaver, Candy Yochem, Molly Simmons, Cynthia Hanselman, SPRAWLING, DOING SPLITS AND LYING DOWN: Johanna McQuilkin, Libby Middleton, and Ronnie Rearick. Not Pictured; Joy Snell. CAUGHT IN THE ACT! Main Office Aides: Margie Keith, Marcia Greenlee, Alicia Frances Hall, Mary Hitchcock, Lori Letizia, Angie Lewis, Davis, Marianne Bennett, Ann Wilson, Cindy Shiveley, Not pictured, Terri Leist. Kelly Green, Vicki Smith, Sonja Key, Marianne Stevenson, Guidance Aides: Martha Comely, Karen Figgins, Pam SITTING: Mrs. Link. Kidwell, Karen Gilman, Angie Pearson, Carol Conken, 158 Deans Office Aides: Kim Griffin, Kay Huesman, Pam Kid-well, Karen Marker, Sue Napier, Monica Manning, Debbie Taylor, Vivian Rowe, Marcia Greenlee, Brenda Broerman, Marianne Bennett, Rita Beckman, Michele Beals, Kim Miller, Jennie Jacobs, Kelly Buirley, FRONT ROW: Joy Hochwalt, Jan Colyer, Diane Rickey, Diane Aldridge, Sandy Lautzenheiser, and Sonya Key. Bingamon's Office Aides: Tina Hendericks, Angie Rogers, Clelland, Beth Waters, Mrs. Vlahos, Connie Dexter, Diana Sally Schott, Mr. Bingamon, Susan Barker, Kelly Me- Aldridge. Wco Zlu oo 159 ABOVE RIGHT- LEFT TO RIGHT- Paul Baker, Doris Parks, Jeanne Hecker, Bill Leonard, Sue Rodgers, Karen Stupp, and Mrs. Doris Sanner. The Aids help Mrs. Sanner throughout the year in the clinic. They haven't performed any major operations yet, but they have had their share of temperature taking and bandaiding. spficttum LEFT TO RIGHT- Beth Waters, Mr. Campbell, Susan Reid, Nancy Sanchez, Carole Clayton, Teri Wampler, Cindy Weaver, Libby Middleton, Monica Bramlish, Karen Koehnen, and Pam Auditore. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Woody Price, Larry Hartzell, Mark Benbow, Larry Smith, Tom Wolfe, Bob Rose, and Steve Jacobs. This was the second year of the WC HS Speech team. This year at Springfeild South, Candy Yochem received second place honors. 160 TOP LEFT- First Semester Log Staff; L to R - Don Gose, Ray Snyder, Earl Philpot, SITTING TABLE- Joey Stambaugh, Kim Miller, Karen Saupe, Monica Bramlish, Rick Ripley, Grant Donaldson, STANDING-Darlene Biehn, Susan Baker, Beth Waters, Margie Keith, Cindy Shiveley, Julie McCollough, Gary Meddock, Jeff Fletcher, Mrs. Kemper. MIDDLE LEFT- Second Semester Log Staff-SITTING L to R-Joey Stambaugh, Monica Bramlish, Karen Saupe, Rick Ripley, Grant Donaldson, STANDING L to R-Mrs. Kemper, Doug Woodard, Mark Domi, Sandy Justice, Jeff Fletcher, Darren Smith, Rob Theewis, Joe Stape, Wendy Winn, Karen Koehnen. BOTTOM LEFT-Grant Donaldson and Mark Doml try to get Chancey Bass to buy a paper. BOTTOM RIGHT- Log Staff Officers- SITTING- Joey Stambaugh, Assistant Editor; Rick Ripley, Sports Editor; Grant Donaldson, Assistant Associate Editor. STANDING- Monica Bramish, Assistant Editor; Karen Saupe, editor; Kim Miller, Sports Editor. BACK ROW: Diane Deisher, Brenda Broerman, Brian Cooper, Steve Brown, John Watkins, John Wills, Terry Faulkner, Karen Rentz. FRONT ROW: Pam Domi, Alisyn Rowe, Sandy Lautzenhieser, Scott Dearth, Jackie Smith, Jeff Erickson, Kristin Bickley, Liz Tate, Robin Riddlebarger, Rita Beckman. SEATED: Kim Townsend, Brian Schenck, Terri Leist. P. Ja. is a company of second year accounting students who meet third period and are advised by Mr. Thayer. The Club was successful in many money-making ventures; among them the very popular W.C. hats. P. Ja. also won numerous awards in competition with 55 companies and 1200 students from the Greater Miami Valley area. The following won individual awards: Treasurer of the Year: Brian Cooper. Secretary of the Year: Terri Leist. Runner-up Businessman of the Year: Brian Cooper. Runner-up Businesswoman of the Year: Kim Townsend. Newcomer Society Award Winner: Pam Domi. Outstanding Salesman: Steve Brown, Karen Rentz, Pam Domi, and Brian Cooper. I 162 On Friday, February 25, the Mardi Gras festivities began with an endless banquet of foreign delicacies mingled with hot dogs and potato salad. Dancing and games followed the crowd's unanimous choice of Joey Stambaugh and Florence Bianconi as King and Queen of the evening's celebration. Candy prizes were awarded for the best costumes. The Prettiest was given to Melissa Schab who came as an angel. Woody Price won the Funniest for his wild combination of colorful attire. Lisa Strawser won the Sexiest as a sleazy 20's chick. STANDING: Eric Burneson, Terri Slaughter, Cindy Weaver, Andy Cambell, Craig Harman, Christie Newman, Marion Kim Tussy, Donna Adkins, Theresa McKenny, Nancy Sanchez, Andino. Conchita Asher, Vicki Smith, Mrs. Gleason. KNEELING: BACK ROW: Pam Auditore, Valarie Sciama, Florence Debbie Hardin, Cindy Guidry, Carla Evans, Mr. Aultz. Bianconi, Michele Martin, Betty Taliaferro, Greg Davis, KNEELING: Kim Schockman, Lisa Marriott, Melissa Schab. Marsha Carmack, Donna Brock, Dee Guidry. SITTING: 164 SITTING: Paul Ahlquist, Tony Blau, Joy Johnson, Karen Saupe, Mr. Poland. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Gilman, Woody Price, Ann Carl, Allyson Rowe, Karen Gilman, Lisa Burg, Karen Tyss-ling, Joe Stambaugh, Jane Northcutt, Kelly Buirley, Faith Smith, Carol Clayton, Jeff Schnell, Kim Miller, Gretchen, Hery, Doug Woodard, Grant Donaldson. BACK ROW: Greg Bartley, Doug Chanler, Mark Benbow, Larry Smith, Gerald Wright, Jeff Schnickner, Kevin Hetzer, Chris Phillips, Greg Myers, Jeff Boehm. The three language clubs all participated in the Mardi Gras to make it a big success. The German Club soccer team was very successful and had more players than ever before. The club's Gummy Bear candy went over well. The French Club ate at the La Maisonette Restaurant in Cincinnati and enjoyed their Club dinner which they prepared themselves. The Spanish Club won Second Prize for their HOMECOMING float. @gRMdt!i cum® mosm mm 165 Come Aboard With The Piratan Staff 1977 Staff co-editors: Marcia Greenlee Mary McGrath advisor: Mr. Stan Autlz Staff Jan Arnett Brenda Broerman Janet Brown Kieth Cole Greg David Jim Gabel Tracie George Kim Griffin Sandy Justice Margie Kieth Kim King Brenda Matheny Shelly Pierce Cindy Shiveley Jeff Sowder Beth Waters Kim Tussy Randy West Full year staff members 167 Weaver, Teri Wampler, Kay Huesman, Kim Melton, Annette Hommel, Roger Patrick, Jim Millard, Phil Marcum, Bob Durham, 8TH ROW: Beth Powell, Cheryl Ellingson, Lisa Bauer, Greg Maxwell, Ron Whitman, Mark Patrick, Herb Hetzer, Jeff Shikner, Bob Wanzer, Tracy Lakes, Kevin More, Greg Myers. 9TH ROW; Jay Asher, Kevin Hurley, Kyle Heck, Dirk Petit, Don Conrad, Jeff Atherton, Steve Hoffman, Steve Hunn, Debbie Straus-baugh, Valerie Sclama, Keith Brane. THIS PAGE, TOP: 1976 - 1977 Band, Majorettes and CarrolItones. BOTTOM LEFT: Drum Major Greg Crash Cradduck leads the Band for one last time on Senior Night BOTTOM RIGHT: Barb Sorrell and Kathy Garrison work hard during concert season. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Foster get into the spirit of Homecoming. TOP LEFT: Dirk Petit drums up spirit during Halftime. MIDDLE LEFT: Jerri Parke looks thoughtful about her last night in Marching Band. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kathy Marsh, Chris Westfall and Cheryl Ellingson look thrilled about an early morning practice. BOTTOM LEFT: Members of Concert Band prepare for State competition. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Shikner tries to stay dry during 1ST ROW, L-R: Theresa Ward, Duneen Whitworth, Diane Nelson, Angie Pearson, Jenny Davis, Joy Hochwalt, Priscilla Miller, Libby Middleton, Kristi Newman, Sandy Kincer, Angie Lewis, Karla McKulley, Marsha Gyourko. 2ND ROW: Trish Payne, Sandy Justice, Kathy Marsh, Kellie Cooper, Sheila Combs, Penny Starnes, Greg Cradduck, Liz Hery, Donna Bogan, Jenni Jacobs, Mary Currin, Christie Koopman, 3RD ROW: Ron Leonard, Ron Wackerman, Jeff Boehm, Jane Aldridge, Anne Schott, Margie Cotton, Bill Shiemaker, Craig Harmon, 4TH ROW: Pam Auditore, Jeff Snell, Tina Fisher, Robin Wackerman, Missy Chaney, Phyllis DeLeon, Keith Koether, Bob Frost, Barb Sorrell, Kathi Garrison, 5TH ROW: Marlene Mattingly, Molly Simmons, Karen Figgins, Charlotte Childers, Dottie Tankersley, Conchita Asher, Gretchen Tysseling, Gretchen Hery, Michelle Beals, Janet Ward, Jerri Parke, Karen Wilson, Ronny Rearick. 6TH ROW: Donna Adkins, Vicki Cornett, Karen Gilman, Joy Snell, Karen Tysseling, Anne Wilson, Alice Wilson, Laura Bauer, Steve Nagai, Kathy Ivers, Lori Childers, Christine West-fall, 7TH ROW: Rhonda Baker, Karen Frieden, Cindy the Homecoming Parade L. to R.: STANDING: Randy Robinson, Joe Collins, Jay Ahser, Molly Siebert, Jeff Snell, Herb Hetzer. TOP ROW: Conchita Asher, Greg Myers, Jeff Boehm, Bob Wanzer, Anne Schott, Margie Cotton, Steve Hunn, Russel Barry. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Aldridge, Bill Shumard, Phyllis DeLeon, Ron Leonard, Kyle Heck, Robin Wackerman, Gretchen Tysseling. BOTTOM ROW: Chris Phillips, Denise Stecko, Kevin Hetzer, Vanessa Neese, Doris Parks, Jane Pugliano. ORCHESTRA PEP BAND L.to R. FIRST ROW: Ron Leonard, Ron Wackerman, Jeff Boehm, Greg Cradduck, Jane Aldridge, Anne Schott, Bill Shumard. SECOND ROW: Tina Fisher, Robin Wackerman, Kathy Garrison, Janet Ward, Phyllis DeLeon, Margie Cotton, Craig Harmon. THIRD ROW: Kim Melton, Annette Hommel, Lisa Bauer, Lisa Cornett, Donna Adkins, Christine Westfall, Kathy Ivers, Debbie Strausbaugh. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Snell, Ronnie Wit-man, Bob Wanzer, Jim Mallard, Tracy Lakes, Jeff Schnicker, Keith Brane. FIFTH ROW: Molly Simmons, Greg Petit, Bob Durham, Phil Marcum, Steve Hunn, Lance Fowler, Jim Hayman. SIXTH ROW: Kyle Heck, Kevin Hurley. THIS PAGE; A Cappella, 1ST ROW, L - R: Mr. Patterson, Cindy Marzocco, Kim Tussy, Paula Martz, Debbie Morris, Diane Aldridge, Lois Knight, Dava Riccioni, Donna Napier, Dina Marzocco, Nancy Brown, Deanene Lotridge, Kathy Bowshier, Beth Waters, Carla Qualls, Kim Bach. 2ND ROW: Sharon Mullins, Faith Smith, Mary Hitchcock, Toni Hotopp, Lisa Stebbins, Pam Wynne, Laurie Roth, Cindy Hansel man, Donna Bogan, Liz Tate, Sally Schott, Denise Lotridge, 3RD ROW: Libby Middleton, Irene Freed, Karla McKulley, Molly Hicks, Christine Morgan, Pam Siegel, Anne Schott, Susan Reid, Kim Jordan, Michelle Martin, Beth Rieber, 4TH ROW: Molly Siebert, Monica Bramlish, Kim Riddell, Lori Childers, Peggi Mikesell, Priscilla Miller, Jane Aldridge, Donna Brock, Kenda Coony, Siema Bailey, Scott Feverston, 5TH ROW: Connie Dexter, Joni Hayes, Lora Avery, Marsha Carmack, Karen Koehnen, Betsy Cox, Roger Haney, Tom Wolfe, Bob Rose, Matt Baker, Chris Bernauer, Danny Nolen, Wayne Luzius, Alvy Slone, Gary Kruse, Greg Davis. 172 THIS PAGE; Chosen Few, L - R: Roger Haney, Judy Mumma, Vicki NeCamp, Tammy Neal, Kristin Carney, Karen Koehnen, Gary Kruse, Libby Middleton, Lisa Urschel, Sue Napier, Anne Schott, Patty Camden, Suzanne Sizelove, Kim Tussy, Kenny Price, Sally Schott, Monica Bramlish, Christine Morgan, Connie Dexter, Dave Hartzell. The library aides are a group of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who give up their spare time to help the library run smoothly. Library Aides; FIRST ROW; L to R, Kelly Buirley, Joy Johnson, Jane Aldridge, Christine Morgan, Phyllis Westerfield, Karen Saupe, Paul Ahlquist, Jane Northcut, Lisa Burg, SECOND ROW; L to R, Gerald Wright, Jeannette Wright, Joe Collins, Steve Quillen, Joey Stambaugh, Melissa Schab, Vicki Cole. LIBRARY a SKETCHES OF AIDES ■’ THE MIND 174 Sketches of the Mind is published yearly and is a magazine full of short stories and poems by West Carrollton students. The staff has the hard job of deciding which material will be used . The coeditors for this creative writing adventure were Roger Haney and Gerald Wright. Sketches: L to R; ROW 1, Mike Anderkin, Niki Short, Beth Waters, Tina Fisher, Mark Benbow, Anne Schott, ROW 2, Paula Martz, Pam Wynn, Lisa Stebbins, Mrs. Williams ROW 3, Roger Haney, Christie Newman, Pam Seigel, Vicki Smith, Gerald Wright. High lights for the Future Teachers C lub this year included going to Walter Shade and Harold Schnell schools and a candy sale. The club plans to give a scholarship if it can make enough money. Future Teachers: L to R; STANDING, Mrs. Law, Chris Schab, Christie Newman, Vicki Cole, Phyllis DeLeon. SEATED, Missy Chaney, Karen Saupe, Molly Simmons. FUTURE £ FREINDS TEACHERS v OF JESUS The Friends of Jesus, formerly known as the Bible Club, has been very busy this year. They raised funds by having bake sales and used the money to sponsor various projects. The Friends of Jesus try to find the answers to everyday problems by reading and discussing the Bible. Friends of Jesus: L to R; STANDING, Phyllis DeLeon, Missy Chaney, Terri Parke, Janet Ward, Joy Johnson, Teresa Adkins, Mrs. Kemper. SITTING, Jane Aldridge, Diana Aldridge, Not pictured, Kevin Sweeney, Kim Payne, Sonya Tackett, Gary Wysong. 175 Susan Adkins Joe Agne Diane Aldridge Michele Anca Mike Anderkin Alecia Anderson Jan Arnett Jay Asher J.D. Bailey Paul Baker Penne Baker Kent Barker Susan Barker Dave Barnett Greg Bartley Tanda Bartley Chauncey Bass Michele Beals David Beck Rita Beckman Carol Bennett Marianne Bennett Kelli Benson Rod Berner Russell Berry Jenny Berzeny Cindy Bickert Kristin Bickley Curt Bissett Caren Blackburn Tony Blau Jeff Boehm Jeff Bock Mike Bockoven Donna Bogan Doug Bowman Kathy Bowshier Shawn Bowshier Bev Broerman Bridget Brockie Tom Brocke Skip Brooks Janet Brown Vicki Brown Diane Brenner Scott Brush Jeff Burgess Bill Castro Andy Campbell Doug Chandler Missy Chaney Bob Chapman Marlene Chastain Liz Chester Sheryl Chessman Charlotte Childers Kurt Christman Carolyn Ciarlariello Robyn Clark Steve Clark Connie Cleary Dave Click Joey Collins Matt Colton Jan Colyer Dave Combs Carol Conken Kellie Cooper Kerry Cooper Margaret Cotton Dave Cummins Stephenie Cuti Bill Dabbelt Rick Darner Jenny Davis Rhonda Davis Michele Dearth Phyllis DeLeon Patty Dennis Suzzie Devena Rita DeVilbiss Sue DeWolfe Connie Dexter John DiGirolomo (Grant Donaldson Sandy Downing Karen Downs Art Dull Doug Dunlope Ron Eads Tom Eckert Cheryl Ellingson Greg Elliott Gary Elmore John Ennis Jeff Fahrney Terry Faulkner Cissy Ferguson Ron Fielder Tina Fisher Joe Fornes Leslie Garrett Kathleen Garrison Carol Garwood Danny Gebhart Joyce Gebhart Tracie George Tim Gillum Julie Glass Charlotte Golden Charles Golden Don Gose Vernon Grant Dee Guidry Alan Hamilton Karen Hamblin Phil Hammond Darrell Haney Debbie Hardin Craig Harmon Dave Hartzell Debbie Haston Chris Havlin Larry Henderson Darlene Hendricks Chris Herron Liz Hery Nick Hjelm Diane Hodges Tim Homer Annette Hommel Tonia Hotopp Marshall Houseman Kay Huesman Jon Hunn Kevin Hurley Kirk Ingledue Ted Isaac Kathy Ivers Jenni Jacobs Mark Jacobs Don James Jim Jaynes Chris Johnson Darryl Jones Kim Jordon Sandy Justice Laura Kanienberg Sonja Key Doug Kincaid Kim King Brenda Kibler Sandy Kincer Mark Knight Christi Koopman Jennifer Krull Tracey Lakes Tim Lang Bill Lawson Sandi Lautzenheiser Dave Leen Tom Lehman Lori Letizia Angie Lewis Steve Logsdon Elaine Lowry 180 Todd Lyons Doug MacDonald Karen Marker Kathy Marsh Cindy Marzocco Brenda Matheny Jeff Mathis Marlene Mattingly Paula Martz Corinne Maurer Mark McCabe Kellie McClelland Karen McCoy Lee McNeal Julie Mecum Kim Melton Janet Mescher Peggi Mikesell Jim Millard Cindy Miller Debbie Miller Frances Mitchell Laura Mitchell Rick Monroe Kevin Moore Vailous Moore Steve Nagai Diane Nelson Kristi Newman Bruce Nichols Ted Niebel Margaret Otto Linda Palcic Ken Payne Pam Payne Angie Pearson Sandi Penrod Tom Perron Shelly Pierce Debbie Phillabaum Earl Phi I pot Beth Powell Ken Price Genny Prichard Jane Pugliano Larry Pummill Jan Pyle Rhonda Quillen Robin Quillen Steve Quillen Debbie Ramey James Reece Tammy Reed Jim Reichert Karen Rentz Robin Riddlebarger 181 Tom Riley Rick Ripley Martha Ritchie Tim Roggenkamp Allyson Rowe Betty Rowe Pat Ryan Dwayne Sandlin Dave Sargent Chris Schab Curt Schiller John Schneider Sally Schott Joe Schweickart Steve Sherritt Cindy Shiveley Niki Short Darlene Shultz Molly Simmons John Singleton Suzanne Sizelove Dave Skelding Terry Slaughter Darren Smith Jackie Smith Jeff Smith Larry Smith Ray Snyder Nieman Sorrell Bob Sprague Bev Stacy Joey Stambaugh Lisa Stebbins Denise Stecko Marianne Stevenson Steve Stills Ruthanne Stone Darla Storck Craig Szeman Robert Theewis Buddy Todd Kim Trace Julie Troxell Kim Tussy Mary Updyke Chris Verschoore Robin Wackerman Ron Wackerman Terry Wampler Kendell Watkins Pam Webner Bob Weaver Cindy Weaver Kathy Wellmeier Lynn Wessling Phyllis Westerfield Susan Wheeler Cheryl Whitaker Greg Whitham Mark Whitt Bert Whittamore Tom Whittington Duneen Whitworth Leeann Wicker Dennis Wiley Mary Williams Connie Wilson John Wilson Ken Wilson Jeanett Wright Kay Huesman, Terri Wampler, Lori Letizia, Tom Riley Representatives: Officers: President; Charlotte Childers Vice President; Rhonda Davis Secretary; Marlene Mattingly Treasurer; Sandi Lautzenheiser Doug Woodard Donna Woods Alan Wynia Pam Wynn Richard Yascavage Candy Yochem Joni Zimmerman K IS V •x •S i- A Kim Abner Donna Adkins Anne Ahlquist Andy Alford Laura Allen Sam Angelo Jill Arnett Jim Arwood Michael Arwood Conchita Ashor Mike Atherton Pam Auditore Lori Austin Laura Avery Terry Avery Kim Back Darryl Bailey Siema Bailey Matt Baker Rhonda Baker Tammy Barrett Brent Bartley Karrie Barton Kirk Beard Sandra Benner Kathy Bennett Chris Bernauer Chuck Biehn Lee Bierd Kent Biggs Bev Blanton Ron Bolender Tim Bond Doug Booth Steve Bowers Tammy Bowling Terry Bowshier Donna Brock Karen Brocke Linda Brown Mark Brown Greg Bucklew Lisa Burg Lisa Burn Ron Burns Gail Burton Dan Bush Sandy Cahall Doug Cambell Ann Carl Marsha Carmack Janice Carroll David Chester Lorri Childers Barney Clark Bill Clark 184 Marsha Clark Tonni Clauss Carol Clayton Todd Clayton Pat Clingman Vicki Cole Joanne Colieary Michelle Collins Ron Collins Bev Colon Jeff Compton John Cook Kenda Cooney Theresa Cooper Vicki Cornett Carl Cox Lisa Cramblit Larry Creager Cindy Crisenberry Janice Croft Brian Cronenwett Dhil Croy Mark Cummings Mary Currin Clark Davis Sunny Davis Todd Deisher Doug Derringer Mike D i I ley Tracy Dovayak Cindy Dougherty Joy Dull Stephanie Duncan Bill Eaver Chris Eby Barry Elkins Bill Elliot Robin Elmore Bill Emonin Jim Erwin Lori Enyart Scott Estepp Charles Evans Vicki Everetts Michelle Faulkner Rhonda Faulkner Jim Feltner Stephanie Ferguson Scott Feverston Leslie Fielder Alice Fields Lisa Finfrock Mike Fisher Jim Folan Mark Foster Lance Fowler 185 John Fox Mark Frankson Melissa Frick Karen Frieden Bobby Frost Cheri Fugate Greg Fuller Lisa Gansheimer Vincent Gebhardt Tammy Gengler Scott Gibbons Lynne Gibson Tim Gibson Connie Gilbert Rhonda Gilliam Kent Gilman Sandy Goetz Liz Grant Jeff Gray Randy Gregory Rick Gwin Jim Hall Mitch Hall Scott Hamilton Mike Hammond Vicki Hammond Jeff Haney Cindy Hanselman Joey Hardin Kathy Harmon Steve Harris Pam Harville Larry Hartzell Debbie Hass Jim Haws James Hayman Joni Hays Kyle Heck David Hecker Jeanne Hecker Bob Helmick Brian Hendricks Tina Hendricks Tracy Herron Gretchen Hery Kevin Hetzer Molly Hicks Dottie Hilderbrandt Chris Hinton Joe Hjelm Mike Hobbs Eddie Hochwalt Bill Hollon Greg Holman Rick Horvath Gary Howard 186 Rhonda Howe Kathy Humerick Steve Hunn Greg Hurley Brian Inderrieden Debbie Irvine Caroline Isaac Kelly Jackson Steve Jacob Becky Jansen Ron James Vicki Jewell Kim Johnson Shelly Johnston Kathy Jones Debra Jorden Greg Justice Pam Justice Tina Kegley. Lisa Kerr Robin Kerr Teresa Keonauge Larry Keys Dave Kidwell Paul King Karen Kirby Teresa Kirby Alice Klose Pam Knight Kirk Knoblauch Keith Koether Fred Krapf Denise LaLonde Pam Land Scott Lane Cheryl Lange Donna Lay Cindy Layne Jeanette Lehman Dawn Leis Alice Leonard Bill Leonard Deaneane Lotridge Denise Lotridge Jeff Luebbe Wayne Luzius Vicki McCabe Tonya McCormick Dana McGill Karla McCulley Bob McCullough Teresa McKenny Jim McKernan Terry McMichael Debbie Mackie Tammy Mahorney 187 Tim Malmsbury Tom Mangold Phil Marcum Lisa Marriott Brian Martina Michelle Martin Dina Marzocco Rhonda Massie Greg Maxwell Rita May Cheryl Mays Scott Mays Dan Meyer John Michael Mike Middleton Mary Miller Greg Misner Stephanie Mitchell Dan Moore Deborah Morris John Morrow Steve Mulhern Regina Mullins Sharon Mullins Jeff Munsey David Murphy Greg Myers Jeff Myers Donna Napier LaJean Nease Vanessa Neese Martin Nelson Dave Newland J.D. Newland Robert Newman Dan Nolen Jane Northcutt Paula Norwood Jim Oldfield Laura Overholser John Pack Chuck Page Lori Pal matary Tami Pangburn Paula Pappas Doris Parks Janice Park Tom Parrett Greg Parsons Mark Patrick Roger Patrick Jay Payne Jeff Payne Trish Payne Karen Pearson Laura Peffly 188 Greg Pettit Chris Phillips Julie Powell Jeff Powell Woody Price Mitchell Profitt Debbie Reagan Karen Reagan Ron Rearick Jim Reece Beth Reiber Jerri Reichert Bill Reid Robin Reinhart Dava Riccioni Kim Riddell Debbie Riley Tammy Riley Ray Rix Mary Roberts Gary Roddy Mike Rodgers Scott Rogers Sue Rogers Tim Rolfe Al Rose Bob Rose Debbie Rose Mike Rosenberger Linda Roth Mike Roth Vivian Rowe Jenni Rowell Rod Russell Beth Ryan John Satterfield Sherry Salyers Jeff Schikner Melissa Schab Jean Schacht Karla Schiller Kim Schockman Jerry Schweickart Valerie Sciama Lori Scott Molly Seibert Rhonda Shaneyfelt Rick Shaw Debbie Shephard Kelley Sherritt Bill Shumard Pam Simon Tammy Slaton Darlene Smith Faith Smith Jean Smith 189 Tracy Smith Jeff Snell Jon South Glen Southerland Bruce Sowders Steve Speer Jeff Spencer Dan Sprague Dan Spurling Joe Stape Robin Steinbrunner Cathy Stoffregen David Storer Deb Storer Darlene Stratton Deb Strausbaugh Lisa Strawser Karen Stupp Ed Sumpter Kevin Sweeney Betty Taliaferro Dottie Tankersley Kathy Taulbee Belinda Templin Pam Thoma Dave Thomas Terry Tipton Elaine Treon Jeff Troupe John Turley Tim Turpin Gretchen Tysseling Brian Ulrich Joe VanHook Chris Vaughan Jack Vickers Tammy Vogel Eric Von Berge Mark Wantz Theresa Ward Mark Warlaumont Lisa Watkins Scott Wells Lisa Werner Debbie Wertz Randy West Chris Westfall Chris Wheeler Mark Whiteaker Ron Whitman Tondia Whittamore George Winkleman Wendy Winn Paul Winski Tom Wolfe Stan Woss 190 ACADEMICS Life Lab Life Lab held a Thanksgiving Feast this year and went canoeing a long the Little Miami River. L. to R.: Scott Foster Skip Brooks, Mark Brown, Jeff Smith, Darryl Bailey, Stephanie Mitchell, Rick Shaw, Kathi Bowshier. Not Pictured: Terry Bowshier, Valious Moore, Greg Parsons, Mike Rosenberger, Chris Vaughn, Steve Speer, Ken Wilson, Scott Estepp, Vicki Hammond, Buddy Richardson, Ken Hebster. 194 COE CENTER L.: COE students model in a Fashion Show. BELOW: COE officers ride in style in the Homecoming Parade. COE members attended the Area Breakfast for local COE's, and traveled to Columbus and to Houston, Texas for Regional and National Conventions. COE members: Cindy Bell, Sandy Bell, Martha Cornley, Alicia Davis, Pam Domi, Judy Flesch, Jolene Maley, Tammy Malmsbury, Linda Newsburg, Carol Rollins, Penny Starnes, Christie Sturgill, Teresa Swank, Sandy Thacker, Kim Vaught. JOINT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL The Joint Vocational School was home for seventy-seven West Carrollton students. We were represented in thirty-two different programs, from aircraft mechanics to welding. of competing at the international level. J.V.S. students showed their generosity by contributing several thousand dollars to the muscular dystrophy fund. In addition to class work, there were activities to join for fun. All students are involved in a club that is related to their vocational course. One of the highlights of the year is the skill competition that is held on the local, regional, and state levels. There is even the possibility Bobbie Jo Andronaco was honored by being elected Queen of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. She represented J.V.S. at regional and state functions. J.V.S. could be just very super education with a purpose for you. LEFT SIDE; Scott Campbell, a senior at J.V.S., is doctoring the animals In Enviromental Science. Jenny Krull, a junior at J.V.S., is sitting and listening to her instructor, in her Data Processing Class. BOTTOM LEFT; In Auto Body, is a junior, Dave Biggs, showing his ability to paint a panel. 195 TOP; Pam Helfinstine, a senior at J.V.S., is practicing her dental assistants on a dummy's mouth. BOTTOM LEFT: Dee Dee Williams a junior is working in a dental laboratory fixing a cavity. BOTTOM RIGHT; Ginny Prichard is grooming a dog in small animal care. TOP; Chris Cox is taking a look over a machine at J.V.S. in Machine Trades. BOTTOM LEFT; Talking to her plants, is Joy Newman, in Horticulture. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pam Stapleton is at her work with a curling iron in Senior Cosmetology. TOP; Bobbi Jo Andronaco, a senior at J.V.S., is working and experimenting in Medical Lab. BOTTOM LEFT; Taking dictation and typing is Wanda Blair, in Office Machine Operator. BOTTOM RIGHT; Ken Payne, a junior at J.V.S., is posing for his picture while measuring and leveling in his class, Masenory. 198 ABOVE 1ST ROW, RIGHT TO LEFT: Scott Brush, Dave Newland, Rick Hymer, Rick Robinson, Cecil Hutchinson, Greg Misner, and Wesley Smith. 2ND ROW, RIGHT TO LEFT: Kent Wiley, Russell Humerick, Danny Thompson, Tina Kegely, Michelle Roberts, Connie Gilbert, Rhonda Petrey, J.D. Newland, and Jim Irwin, Mr. Norris. BOTTOM, FIRST ROW, RIGHT TO LEFT: Donna Brackney, Mrs. Powell, Doug O'Neal, and Steve Ulrich. SECOND ROW, RIGHT TO LEFT: Lisa Rutherford, Brenda Phillips, Charlotte Golden, Willie Johnson, Dale Petrey, Tim Leet, Jim McIntyre, Mark Knight, Shawn Bowshier. 199 ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Wilkins, Tim Berzeny, Vicki McCrossin, Denny Neely, Wade Howard, Tim Audia, John Singleton, Kim Herling, Richard Johnson, Mike Anderson, Dennis Wiley, and Gary Gibson. MIDDLE LEFT: Tom Fugate and Junior Dorsey at O.W.E. Banquet. RIGHT: Steve Saunders and Kevin Payne enjoying the meal. BOTTOM LEFT: Dennis Wiley shows affection in teaching the handicapped. X ABOVE LEFT: Kim Campbell and Char Golden are helping youngster to crawl. ABOVE RIGHT: Tim Berzeny, Gary Gibson, Jeff Hasty, and Dave Earnhart help show their concern for the handicapped. BELOW LEFT: Kim Campbell and Gary Perkins enjoy eating with Mr. Norris at O.W.E. Banquet. Home Ec .. . TOP LEFT: Connie Wilson, Curt Schiller, Steve Logsdon, and Cheryl Wilkens, proudly display their cakes. TOP RIGHT: Cindy Stauffer and Jack Clark in spring mockwedding. BOTTOM LEFT: The Family Living class has a party for preschoolers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Donna Lewis in Cheryl and Tim's wedding. 202 Weddings, Style Shows . . . Family Living TOP LEFT: Curt Schiller and Steve Logsdon, Look ma, no cavaties! TOP RIGHT: Cheryl Wilkens and Tim Perry, drink punch in their mockwedding at the reception. BOTTOM LEFT: Terri Slaughter models fashions at the style show. BOTTOM RIGHT: On a beautiful spring day, in the school courtyeard, Jack Clark, Cindy Stauffer, Ruth Cooper, and Dwayne Sandlin, have a double wedding. Gerld Hart was acting as Minister. 203 Pictured above are just a few people in just a few of the classes offered in Art and Science departments. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Wessling works on a preliminary sketch. Kelly Hanny and Elaine Lowry search for the spinotrapezius in Catanatomy. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT; Steve Schawb in art class. Tom Mangold works on a ceramic piece. Jackie Barker waters seedlings in Plants class. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann O'Reilly and Debbie Haston work on pen and ink sketches. Tammy Reed studies lettering. CENTER LEFT; Taylor's Advanced Feild Biology Ecology class gets to know a tree. Paul King and Jeff Powell dissect crayfish in Structure Function. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Bertha Rivas and Donna Freeman in Ceramics. Dar Schultz puts finishing touches on a glazed piece. 204 FACUCO'iJ SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Jane Graham Mr. John Burneson Rev. E. Roland Marcus Mrs. Jacqueline Mann Not pictured: Mr. Donald Mottley Administration Teachers Stanley Aultz Muskingham, B.A. Miami U. M.A. Piratan, French, French Club, Chairman Foreign Lang. Neil Bailey Dayton Art Institute University of N. Carolina Wright State University Art Renee Baker Wright State University L. D. Tutor Kenneth Christman Indiana University B.S. Miami University M. Ed. Art, Chairman of Art Dept. Peggy Cleary Bowling Green State B.S. Drama Club Advisor Director of Drama English, Speech, Drama John Cloughessy Miami Universtiy B.S. Indiana Tech, M. Ind. Ed. Industrial Arts, Metal Paula Baker University of Cincinnati B.S. Home Economics B.S. Education Vocational Home Ec. Donald J. Erisman Eastern Kentucky B.S. Xavier University M.A. C.O.E. Coordinator 210 James Bashore O.S.U. B.S. Xavier, Miami U., Wright State, W. Virginia Weslyan, O.S.U. Science Bradley M. Foland De Pauw B.A. Miami M. Ed. German club, Head Coach -Cross Country, German Teachers ... Michael Bock Asbury College B.A. Mathematics Chairman Mathematics Michael Bultman Wright State University B.S. Education Mathematics Lawrence Campbell University of Minnesota English, Speech Team Gerald E. Foster University of Dayton B.S. Music,Theory, Band Dir. Richard Fowler O.S.U. B.S. Amateur Radio Club Science, Mathematics Don Gier O.S.U. B.S. Miami U. M. Ed. Graphic Arts, Dept. Chairman 211 Teachers ... David Glancy Wright State University B.S. Wright State University M. ED. Junior Class Advisor Social Studies Natasha Gleason Miami University A.B. Spanish Club Adviser Spanish Steve Graban Kentucky B.S., Indiana M.A. Boys Intramural Basketball Assistant Track Coach Drivers Education David Grable Miami University B.S. Ass't Band Director Music Doris L. Hensley Lindenwood College Centre College B.S. Business Education Philip Hubbard Miami University B.S. Ed., M. Ed. Social Studies Murl Huffman Manchester B.S. Ohio State, Miami U. N.H.S., Senior Class Advisor Social Studies, Acting Chairman Betty Kemper University of Iowa A.B. University of Dayton English, Pirates Log Bible Club Advisor 212 Teachers R ox anna Grist Ohio Northern University B.S. Head Basketball Coach Head Softball Coach Girls Physical Education Harry C. Haggerty University of Cincinnati B.S. Certificate in Trumpet Music Dept. Coordinator Robert B. Hail Ohio State University B.S. Industrial Arts, Drafting Christine Hamm University of Dayton B.S. Carrolltones Business Education James A. Lane Eastern Kentucky B.S. University of Arizona Science Norma Law Ohio State Universiiy B.S. F.T.C., Senior Advisor As Schools Match Wits Advisor English, Department Chairman Richard Leever Miami University B.A. Ed. Social Studies Helen Mathis Tennessee Technological U. B.S. Senior Advisor Business Education Chairman 213 Teachers Ken McCollum Miami University B. S. Morning Announcements, Radio Senior Class Advisor English, Speech Allen G. McCroskey Bowling Green State B. S. Miami University, M. Ed. Industrial Arts, Electronics Wendell Melton Wright State B. S. Ed. Learning Disabilities Lonnie Norris Ohio Northern B. S. Xavier University M. Ed. Head Football Coach O.W.E. (10th) Coordinator A . William Poock Otterbein College B.S. Lettermen's Club Advisor Asst. Football, Wrestling Coach Social Studies JoAnn Powell Miami University, B.S., Ed. O.W.E. Craig Redder Miami University B.S., Ed. Bookstore Caps and Gowns O.W.E. Chairman Amy Reed U.D. Wright State B.S. Mathematics 214 Teachers . . . George W. O'Kresik Miami U. Bridgeport U.B.S. Cincinnati U. M.A. Junior Achievement Advisor O.W.E. Thomas 0. Patterson West Virginia B. M. Ed. Miami University M.A. Musical and Choir Advisor Vocal Jane Pearson Purdue B.S. Ball State U. M.A. Sophomore Class Advisor Mathematics Marilyn B. Rose Pennsylvania State B.S. Wright State Business Education Gloria Ross Wheaton College B.A. Pittsburgh U., M. Ed. English Judy Slinker Earlham College I.U. Ex. Ball State Miami U. - B.F.A. Miami Grad Work Dianne Revis Wright State B.S. Soph. Class Sponsor Costume Director for Drama English Mike Stafford Florence State U.B.S. Girls Tennis Boys Reserve Basketball Social Studies 215 Teachers ... Marilyn Stapleton University of Toledo B. Ed. Biology Honor Society Biology, Science Chairman Dee A. Stockert Miami U., B.S. Ski Club Vocational Home Ec. David G. Taylor Wright State B.S. United Theological Sem. Tech. Theatre Sc i enc e Janie D. Thompson Miami University, B.S. Social Studies 1 Doris Trout Drexel University B.S. Vocational Home Ec, Chairman Frances Williams North Central College B.A. Sketches of the Mind Advisor English Dennis Thayer Miami B.S., Wright State M. Ed. JAPCO Advisor Wrestlerette Advisor Head Wrestling Coach Mathematics, Accounting Jane M. Winterbotham Central U. B.S. Wright State U. M. Ed. Special Education (E.M.R.) 216 Teachers Study Hall Aids Steven A. Zimmerman Ohio University B.S. Ass't Football Coach Industrial Arts, Woodworking William R. Scutt Cincinnati Conservatory B.M. University of Illinois M.M. Instrumental Music Marilyn J. Fox Educational Aide Study Hall Guidance Counselors Janice Wilson Educational Aide Study Hall Lyle F. Fox Ohio State University B.S. Miami University M.A. Guidance Counselor Don Ousley Miami University B.S. M. Ed. Guidance Department Chairman Paul Riddle Anderson College, B.S. Miami University, M. Ed. Boys Tennis Guidance Counselor Deborah A. Vlahos Miami University B.S. Personal Guidance Counselor 217 Secretaries Norma Blackburn Principal's Secretary Student Activity Bookkeeper Beatrice Chambers Secretary Wanda Link Counselor's Secretary Lois Whitehead Dean's Secretary PHOTOS BELOW - LEFT: Not a member of the faculty, but a definite part of W.C. is Irvin Ray. CENTER: Mr. Aultz, a patron of the ballet, strikes a pose for us. RIGHT: Mrs. Law enjoys bowling and her own company. CAFETERIA COOKS ROW 1 - L. to R.: Virginia Bradley: Head Cook; Pat Gebhart, Marilyn Seals, Marlene Rambo, Judy Neibel, ROW 2: Susan Marcinak. Blanche Tobias, Cleda Wolram, Barbara Baker, Virginia Cross, Connie Strouth, and Ena Neeley. ■■■■■■Mi - - CUSTODIANS TOP ROW: L. -R.: Jack Barnes, Raymond Starks, Sam Horner, Bill Bond. BOTTOM ROW: Herb Wysong, Terry Gustin, and Calvin Hensly. BUS DRIVERS Pictured (listed alphabetically): SueBohse, Betty Brooks, Sue Deeter, Charlotte Ewing, Sue Fields, Jackie Fleischman, Nada Hensley, Judy Johnson, Carrie Lovell, Mary May, Ron May- Supv., Jennifer Mayberry, Colleen Moore, Melissa Schacherer, Barbara Shouse, Flo Thomas, Jack Wagner, Rosemary Wellmeier. Not Pictured: Gwyn Barrett, Carolyn Brashear, Peggy Frey, Joanne Haller, Millie Hoerner, Pat Isham, Cleo Lotridge, Gerald Lowman, Farley Seick, Mary Warbutton, Becky Webb, Dora Wiener, Thelma Woods. 219 220 ADS SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Author J.Anheier Mr. Mrs. Stanley W. Aultz Mr. St Mrs. Charles Biehn Mr. St Mrs. James Bush Mr. St Mrs. James A. Currin Mr. St Mrs. Felix Estridge Mr. St Mrs. Paul E. Figgins Mr. St Mrs. Homer Gibson Mr. St Mrs. William H. Gilman Mr. St Mrs. Armon G. Grantham Mr. St Mrs. Marvin Henson Mr. St Mrs. Tim Hochwalt Mr. St Mrs. Marvin Johnson Mr. St Mrs. Clarence Jones Mr. St Mrs. Gilbert M. Keith Mr. St Mrs. Warren A. 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H.S. 1, 2, C.C. 1, Track 1, Football 2, Hart, Gerald Wayne Hartman, Gina Marie Hartzell, David Eric Wade Harville, Terri Lynn J.V.S. 2, 3, Pow. Puff 1, Off. Aides 1, Guide Aides 1, Stud. Coun. 1, E.R.A. 2, 0. E.A. 2, 3, Class Reporter 2 Helfinstine, Pamela Jane Wreslerette 1, A.F.S. 1, 2, J.V.S. 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, E. R.A. 3, Soft. 1, Vica; 2, 3, Dent. Asst., Pres. 3, Helm, David Eugene Helmich, Gary Lewis Henderson, Larry Wayne Hensley, Jack Henson, Dwayne Tennis, 1, 2, Herbst, Pamela Joe Hess, Kathy Ann J.V.S. 2, 3, E.R.A. 2, Hetzer, Herbert Carson F. T.A. 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Orch. 2, 3, Span, Club 1, Hitchcock, Mary Marvelene Hochwalt, Joy Lynn Wrestlerette 2, 3, Carroll tone 1, 2, 3, Off. Aides 3, E.R.A. 1, Hochwalt, Norman Charles Hoffman, Jenny Sue Huffman, Robert Alan Hoffman, Steven Robert Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Hopkins, Claudia Beth Hoskins, Jill Annette Howell, Mark Joseph Huesman, David John Speech. 2, French Club 2, N.H.S. 3, B.H.S. 1, 2, Vars. Club 1, 2, 3, V.P. 2, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, Pres. 3, C.C. 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Huling, Kimberly Ann Humerick, Donna Christine Hutchinson, Cynthia Ann IIIIIIIIIIIII Isaacs, Pamela Denise Ith, Sunthary JJJJJJJJJJJJJ Jackson, Larry Wayne J.V.S. 2, 3, Jaeggi, Robert Joseph Jestice, Timothy Alan Bowl. 1, Track 1, Johnson, Cynthia Lou Johnson, Darrell Eugene Track 1, Baseball 2, Johnson, Glen Allen Basketball 1, 2, 3, Johnson, Joy Germ. Club 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 2, 3, B.H.S. 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Lib. Aides 1, 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Soph. Class Sec. Johnson, Richard Lowell Johnson, Wilbur E. Jones, David Juenger, Michael Anthony Vars. Club 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, KKKKKKKKKKKKK Kaley, Deborah Sue Off. Aides 3, Kaltenbach, Mark Duraine Kegley, Kimberly Fay Keith, Margie Ellen Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Pow. Puff 2, 3, Choir 1, Bowl. 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, B.H.S. 2, Log 3, Off. Aides 1, 2, 3, Deans Off. Aides 3, Piratan 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Ketring, Timothy J. Kibler, Brenda Sue Pow. Puff 1, 2, Basketball 1, Softball 1, Kidwell, Pamela Gayle King, Cynthia Lynne Kline, Frederick Wayne Knight, Lois Ann Koehnen, Karen Marie A.F.S. 1, 2, Comm. 2, Speech 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Chosen Few 2, 3, Pres. Accappella Log 2, 3, E.R.A. I, 2, 3, Stud. Dir. Of Sen. Musical Kolpeck, , Lawrence, Scott Kruse, Gary Allan LLLLLLLLLLLL LaBeau, Lori Jean J. V.S. 2, 3, Vica Club 2, 3, Lawson, Sherry Lynn Layne, Deborah Suzanne Leadingham, James Alan J.V.S. 2, 3, E.R.A. 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, Leis, Jeffery James Pow. Puff 3, Comm, 3, Bowl. 1, P. Ja. 2, Vars. Club 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, Golf 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Leist, Theresa Suzanne Pow. Puff 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, P. Ja. 3, Off. Aides 1, 3, Deans Off., Aides 3, Stud. Coun. 1, 3, Piratan 1, 3, E.R.A. 2, 3, Basketb. stat 2, 3, Lewis, Debra Kay Lewis, James Michael Log 2, 3, Vars. Club 2, 3, Foot. 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, Link, Gary Eugene Linville, Terri Lynn Loeb, James Allan Loffer, Jerry Lee Lovell, Lyle Larry Luzius, Philip James Lowry, Thomas Vincent E.R.A. 2, 3, Soccer 3, MMMMMMMMMMM M M M M MacDuff, Richard Allen Maley, Jolene Cay Band 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, C.O.E. 3, Guidence + Office Aides 1, 2, Stud. Coun. 1, 2, E.R.A. 1, Softball 1, 2, Malmsbury, Tammy Marie Manning, Monica Marie Marsh, Jeffery Latham Football 2, 3, Marsh, Leslie Ann Marsh, Richard Martin, Gayle Sue Marvin Steven Anthony Massie, Jeffery Lynn Maxwell, Richard James A.F.S. 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, Orch. 1, Wrestling 1 Mayton, Deborah Kay McClellan, Julie Candace McCrossin, Vickie Lynn McCullough, Julie Ann McGrath, Mary Veronica McIntyre, James A. McKenny, Michael Joseph Comm. 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Span. Club 1, 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, B.H.S. 1, 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2 3, McKenzie, Karen Ann N.H.S. 3, Vars. Club 3, Lib. Aides 1, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Volley. 2, 3, Basket. 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, McNabb, Robert Tim McQuilkin, Johanna Carole Wrestlerette 2, 3, Span. Club 1, Drama Club 2, 3, Off. Aides 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, Mecum, Mathew Phillip Meddock, Gary Allen Log 2, 3, Meek, Michael Allan Golf 3, Intram. 2, Mehr, Ellen Lynn Mescher, Jerome Robert Vars. Club 1, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, C.C. 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3 Meyer, Teresa Louise Michael Dennis Steven Middleton, Elizabeth Lynn Comm. 2, 3, A.F.S. 1, Speech 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Chosen Few 2, 3, Carrollton 2, 3, Drama 1, 2, 3, Stud. Coun 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Mikesell, Jeffery Lonn Choir 1, B.H.S. 1, 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, 3, Basketball 1, Miller, Priscilla Jane Miller, Kim Elizabeth Germ. Club 2,.N.H.S. 2, Log 1, 2, Off. Aides 2, Deans Aides 2, E.R.A. 1, 2, Volleyball 2, Mize, Thomas Harold Montgomery, Pamela Moody, Denton Edward Comm. 2, French 1, 2, Vars. Club 1, 3, Football + Wrestling Trainer, 2, 3, Moore, Vailous Kent Morgan, Christine Sue Mumma, Judith Ellen Murley, James Lawton NNNNNNNNNNNNN N N N N N Napier, Susan Keyev Neal, Tammy Lynn Choir 1, 2, 3, Chosen few 3, Off. Aides 3, E.R.A. 3, NeCamp, Vicki Ann Neese, Rechelle Elaine J.V.S. 2, 3, N.H.S. 2, 3, Log, 2, 3, Stud. Coun. 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Home. Attend. 1, O.E.A. 2, 3, Nuberg, Linda Marie 0000000000000 0 Oda, Steven Richard Oliver, Garry Charles PPPPPPPPPPPPPPP Parke, Jerri Ruth Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, Stage Band 1, N.H.S. 2, 3, BIBLE club 3, Stud. Coun. 2, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Parker, Jenifer Lynn Parks, Dwayne Scott Parks, Danny K. Payne, John Joseph Payne, Kimberly Denise Perron, Raymond Orel Ski Club 2, 3, Perry, Timothy Joel Vars. Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Peterson, Richie Leo Petry, Ivan Dale Pettit, Dirk Alan Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Phelps, Harold James Phillips, Mark Wayne A.F.S. 2, 3, Span. Club 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 1, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Porter, Kenton, Van Pressley, Trilla Jene Profitt, Gorden Lester 251 B. H.S. 1, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Track 1, QQQQQQQQQQQQQ Quillen, Paul Douglas Quillen, Rhonda Jean Qualls, Carla Lee RRRRRRRRRRRRR R Rayle, Patricia Lou Reagen, Brenda Lynn Wrestleraette 1, 2, A.F.S. 1, 2, Pow. Puff 3, Bowling Team 3, Ski Club 1, Off. Aides 3, Deans Aides 1, 2, Softball 1, Reid, Susan Helene Renhart, Ramona Lynn Reynolds, Nancy Diane Riegel, Emil Roderick J.V.S. 2, 3, Ritchie, James Lowell Fren Club 3, Rivas, Bertha Ivonne A.F.S. 3, Span. 3, Volleyball 3, Robinson, Randy William Rodgers, Steven James Choir 1, P. Ja. 2, Wrestle. 1, Rohovsky, Rodney, Matthew Rollins, Carol Jeanne C. O.E. 3, Stud. Coun. 3, E.R.A. 2, 3, Tennis 2, Rost, James Allen Rumpke, Glenda Faye Ryan, Kevin Michael SSSSSSSSSSSSS S S S S Salley, Eva Jayne Salley, Pam Salyers, Rose Overstreet Sanchez, Nancy M. Speech 2, Span. 2, N.H.S. 2, E.R.A. 1, 2, Saunders, Steven Ray Saupe, Karen Emili A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, Comm. 1, Speech 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, Orch. 1, 2, 3, Germ. 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 2, 3, B.H.S. 1, 2, Log 1, 2, 3, Vars. Club 3, Lib. Aides 1, 2, 3, Stud. Coun. 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Field Hockey 2, 3, Schenck, Brian Wesley Schott, Theodora Ann Schwab, Linda Leann Schwager, Jeffery Robert Seale, Christopher Lowell Seats, Thomas Marvin Shively, Donna Sue Wrestlerette 2, Pow. Puff 1, Bowl. 3, Deans Aides 3, Schockey, David Lindon Schultz, Denise Marie Shutts, Frank Wendall Siegal, Pamela Rae Choir 1, 2, 3, Span. Club N.H.S. 2, 3, B.H.S. 1, 2, 3, Musical 3, Sketches 3, Operation Share Christmas 3, BIBLE club 2, 3, Deans Aides 3, Stud. Coun. 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Simpson, Beverly Kay Sims, Gary J. Slaughter, Teresa Lynn Wretlerette 1, 2, F.T.A. 2, Span. 1, 2, Smith, Thomas Dave Smith, Victoria Lynn Span. Club 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 2, 3, B.H.S. 1, 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Sketches 1, 2, 3, Snell, Joy Louise A.F.S. 2, F.T.A. 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Orch. 2, Germ Club 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, B.H.S. 2, 3, Drama 2, 3, Deans Aides 3, Stud. Coun 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Muaical 3, Play 2, Sorrell, Barbara Lee Pow. Puff 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Carrolltone 2, Pep Band 1, Stage Band 1, Bowling 1, Guid. Aide 2, 3, Student Council 2, Softball 2, 3 Sowder, Jeffrey Dale French Club 1, N.H.S. 2, Piratan 2, E.R.A. 2, 3 Stapleton, Pamela Sue J.V.S. 2, 3, Choir 1 Starnes, Penny Jo Wrestlerettes 1, Powder Puff 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, C.O.E. 3, Office Aide 2, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3 Stauffer, Cynthia Lee Stevens, George Anthony Still, Dale Brian Varsity Club 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Strieker, Gayle Ann A.F.S. 2, Communication 1, Speech Team 2, French Club 1, 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, Drama 1, 2, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Play 2, 3, Sturgill, Christie Delores Pow. Puff 1, Span. Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, C.O.E. 3, P.J.A. 2, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3 Summerville, Kimberly Jane Swank, Theresa Ann Szeman, Charles Laine TTTTTTTTTTTTT T T Tackett, Sonya Billie Taliaferro, Gail Stephanie Tankersley, John Richard Tate, Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Deborah Lynn Terry, Gaynor Lisa Thacker, Sandra Marie Thevenin, Vi Ann Thien, James Bradley Choir 1, 2, Chosen Few 2, N.H.S. 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, I.B.A. 1, 2, 3 Townsend, Kimberly Ann Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Pow. uff 1, 2, Choir 1, PJA 3, Varsity Club 3, Office Aide 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2 3 Troxell, Julia Lynn Tysseling, Karen Lynn A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, Pow. Puff 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orch. 2, German Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, B.H.S. 2, 3, Drama 3, Varsity Club 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2 3, UUUUUUUUUUUUU U U Urshel, Lisa Marie VVVVVVVVVVVVV V V V V V Viers, Patricia Anne Vaught, Barry Kelvin Vaught, Kimberly Ann Wrestlerettes 2, Choir 1, 2, C.O.E. 3, Deans Aides 2, 1, E. R.A. 2, 3, wwwwwwwwwww w w w w w w w Wanzer, Robert Alan F. T.A. 1, 2, 3, Choir 3, Band Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Orch. 1, 2, 3, Log 1, Stud. Coun. 3, Wrest. 2, Ward, Janet Lynn Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Bowl. 2, 3, BIBLE 3, Stud. Coun. 1, Field Hockey 2 Waters, Mary Beth Speech 3, Choir 2, 3, Span. 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, Log 3, Play 3, Off. Aides 2, 3, Piratan 2, 3, E.R.A. 2, Field Hockey 3, Watkins, Jon Whitney Bowl. 1, 2, 3, P. Ja. 3, Vars, Club 1, 2, 3, C.C. 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Weaver, Trent Patrick Welch, Jim Comm. 1, 2, Westfall, William Mark Whaley, Angela Lou Wheeler, Janet Mae White, Frank William Wiley, Daniel Lee Band 1, 2, E.R.A. 1, 2, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, Wilkins, Cheryl Ann Wilkins, Kenneth James Williams, Terri Lynn Williams, Timothy E. Wills, John David Wilson, Alice Jean Wilson, Anne Louise Wilson, Donna Bruce Choir 1, 2, Chosen Few 3, Off. Aides 2, 3, Wilson, Jerry Lee Wilson, Karen Kay Band 1, 2, 3, Bowl. 1, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1 Witham, Jeffery Raymond Vars. 1, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Wright, Alan Scott Germ. Club 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Vars. Club 1, 2, 3, Stud. Council. 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, C.C. 3, Track 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Wright, Gerald Thomas A. F.S. 1, 2, 3, Germ. Club 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, B.H.S. 1, 2, Lib. Aides 1, 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Sketches 1, 2, 3 ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Ziegler, Beate E.A. N.H.S. 1, Ziegler, Wellington Lawrence J.V.S. 2, 3, EDITORS Greenlee, Marcia Gaye Wrestlerettes 1, 2, 3, pres. 3, Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, Bowl. 2, Off, Aides 3, Deans Aides 3, Stud. Coun. 2, 3, E.R.A. 1, 2, Asst. Editor of Paratan McGrath, Mary Veronica B. H.S. 2, Stud. Coun. 3, Piratan 2, 3, co.ed. 3, E.R.A. 1, 3, 252 n memory of Linda Carol 1961 - 1977 . . . for life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one. In the depth of your hopes and desires lies your silent knowledge of the beyond; and like seeds dreaming beneath the snow your heart dreams of spring. Trust the dreams, for in them is hidden the gate of eternity. Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin the climb. And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance. Kahlil Gibran, THE PROPHET 253 You Will Meet Many People In Your Life, But The Friends You Meet Now Will Leave An Everlasting Impression. You Are Left With Memories. i shall pass this way but once if, therefore, there Be any kindness i can show. or any good thing i can do let me do it now let me not defer or neglect it, for i shall not pass this way again. Our sincere thanks to: Mr. Stan Aultz, our patient yearbook advisor Easterling Studios, especially Jim and Darryl, Our Hardworking Piratan Staff, Charlie Miller, our yearbook representative, Mr. Neil Bailey, for his help, and everyone else who helped make this yearbook possible. Co-editors Marcia Greenlee Mary McGrath 256 nv ' cfri ’. -- g i M£ 5wl _ . V • 4 ' ■ -v V .' ■ y-. ' « . • • • : -.•••■•-• ■'■ -- •• : ... ■ : ■ - . . • . - • • - ■ • -- - • '