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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

CAMBODIAN REFUGEES - Andre Kmetz, an International Rescue Committee worker, receives a refugee boy from his mother at one of the camps for Cambodian refugees evacuated from the Thai-Cambodian border. PAPAL VISIT - Pope John Paul II visited the United States in a week-long tour that took him to six cities. mm mm LEFT: END OF FLIGHT 191 - Portion of the landing gear of an American Airlines DC-10 lies in foreground of wreckage scene northwest of Chicago's O’Hare. 279 persons perished. RIGHT: NEW LOOK - Clayton Moore, familiar to millions of Lone Ranger fans, now wears sunglasses instead of a black mask as a result of a recent court ruling. FEDERAL HELP FOR CHRYSLER - Chrysler Corporation cliairman Lee lacocca hopes to see government loan guarantees change the gloomy financial picture for the nation's'No. 3 automaker BRADSHAW IN FORM - Terry Bradshaw cocks arm to pass during Super Bowl XIV action. Bradshaw led the Pittsburgh Steelers to their fourth Super Bowl win. I. Wide World Photos. Inc. What is an Encore? Standing in the shadows seeking a conversation and information. Year after year, the Pirates’ fans yell with the ovations of “more, more”. Carrolltones in perspective: another perfect performance. The Prince of Darkness approaches his victim once more. Sante Fe — a study in duplication. And so begins another day, as the moon gives way to the dawn. Another King and Queen are crowned as the parade of alumni come home. Adventures in the looking glass: “Who is that looking back in the glass?” The sun repeats itself in a shower and rainbow of color. All good things must come to an end, as it’s time to pack up once again and call it a day. A reflection and a trip through time to memories of days gone by. Run, pass, or kick another down and another play. Say it once, say it twice, say it once again with pictures. Encore of love through the images of ourselves. Glancing at the past through the eyes of today. Daydreams of life’s special moments. We stand together and pull together to make us into one. Reflections of ’75! That is the meaning of Encore! . 8 Applause, Applause! Encore Of A Year And A Decade . . . ’70’s King, Queen, And Court Homecoming Court 11 The 1979 King, Queen, Knights, and their Ladies fair: top to bottom — Teri Mislan and Mark Bashore; Lori Lakins and Todd George; Lisa Gibbons and Pat Schweickart; Michelle Zimmerman and Mark Smith; Leigh Winstead and John Philpot; Stephanie McQuilkin and Steve Mays. Opposite page, top to bottom — Lynne Mott and Doug Compton; Sandy “Sam” Henry and Dave “Pug” Pugliano; Grand Marshal Roger Pack and his wife Nancy; Cathy McClain and Mike Shockey; Kerri Olt and Phil Palcic; Queen Shelly Lakins and King Craig McQuilkin. 11 Fantasies On Parade On October 20, 1979, the West Carrollton students and community celebrated the annual Homecoming festivities. The day began with the Homecoming parade the Seniors had been planning for months. The parade featured floats and bands, was laced with animals and clowns, and was highlighted with the Homecoming Court, the 1979 King and Queen, and other West Carrollton friends and dignitaries. 12 Homecoming Parade 13 |__| 13 Pirates Scalp Indians The traditional Homecoming Game was played this year against Tecumseh under a warm, summer-like sun. The mighty Pirates were victorious with a score of 34-20. The Homecoming Court and grand Marshal were presented to the Pirate fans during the pregame ceremonies. The crowd cheered enthusiastically as Queen Shelly Lakins and King Craig McQuilkin were crowned by Joy Dull and Woody Price, and also as the Pirate football team took the field ready to scalp the Indians. 14 Homecoming Game 15 15 Fantasies Homecoming Dance 17 Dave Sherritt and Michelle Zimmerman sharing a wonderful evening together. Mike Williams and Barb Walther — “Let’s dance”. Mike Leonard smiling but thinking, “Get off my toe”. Dave Lake and Jackie Smith having fun. Mike McGuire and Pam Thoma in a romantic moment. A nice discussion going on between Brian Gilbert and Robyn Pummill. First attendant Lynne Mott and Homecoming Queen Shelly Lakins sharing a moment of laughter. Alice Ripley looks really pretty or hand some” in her tux. Cheryl Cornett and Jeff Bradshaw dancing a memorable dance. Lynn Stine lookin’ fine. Lisa Smith and Paul Fox take a break from the dance floor. Stephanie McQuilkin looking on while Scott Ripley and Craig McQuilkin have a wild and crazy time. Mike Fine caught us in the act of taking people’s pictures. The 1979 Homecoming Dance brought the couples’ fantasies of love and joy to life, dancing to the music of Cobra. West Carrollton Abroad Lorena Arango arrived mid-way through our 1978-79 school year. She hails from San Jose, Costa Rica, and stayed with the Martha Ford and Donald Ousley families while in West Carrollton. Lorena participated in girls’ track and French Club, and was an honorary N.H.S. member. She also enjoyed swimming, sewing, art, and above all else, people. Lorena has touched many of our hearts; her warmth, cheer, and all that she has shared, will remain a part of West Carrollton and many students here for many years to come. “Thank You For Being My Friends” Lorena Arango Foreign Exchange Students 19 “I Want To Thanks Every People Who I Have Met And Everybody Have Been So Nice To Me.” Christer Wissing Christer Wissing came to us from Linkoping, Sweden, to experience his Senior year at West Carrollton Senior High. Christer proved to be a great asset to our golf and soccer teams. He also participated in ski club and was an active member of the Monday Night Club. During the 1979-80 school year, Christer also hopes to participate in track or to play spring soccer. While in West Carrollton, Christer stayed with the Eikens and the Hearnes. With his spirit and charm, Christer has been a unique contribution to West Carrollton. Strike Up The Band BAND: a group of musicians organized for playing together. The West Carrollton High School Marching Band fits this description of a band in every way. The band’s season begins in early July and ends in November. The season itself begins with band camp during one week of the summer and continues through daily practices, first period rehearsals and Friday night football games. The band members work very hard, and this year their hard work was rewarded when they brought home two first place trophies and one grand champion trophy. The West Carrollton High School Band is truly a group that has banded together for playing together. Sheri Corey plays her star-struck piccolo. The Big Pirate Marching Machine .. before and after. The view behind the scenes at band practice. Teresa McDaniel and Julie Rodgers ... talking in line? The Carrolltone squad smiles for the camera. Band on the Run .. Pirate Marching Band. Pirate Marching Band 21 Row 1: D. Walker, R. Adkins, M. Seibert, B. Feagans, K. Clay, C. Langlois, R. Schikner, S. Hale, D. Hanayik, L. McLaughlin, M. McSherry, A. Mitchell, C. Bauer, A. Roberts Row 2: W. Fugate, C. Mann, R. Finfrock, L. Wilson, A. Allen, S. VanScyoc, K. Hendrickson, T. Bragg. A. Ahlquist, M. Coggins, J. Hoerner, T. Johnson, A. Wickline, D. Burnsides Row 3: S. Evans, R. Jensen, G. Wright, D. Paisley, S. Gebhart, J. Wirtz, W. Langlois, B. Bloom, G. Wright, J. Fogt, D. Hotopp, B. Wolfe, J. Snell, S. Taylor, D. Booth Row 4: C. Williamson, K. Hjelm, M. Taylor, K. Newburg, K. Roark, M. Cummins, M. Stone, J. Rodgers, T. McDaniel, L. Martin, T. Weller, S. Corey, K. McClure, C. Zimmer Row 5: P. Bennett, L. Woods, R. Logan, C. Baker, C. Koopman, L. Schneider, C. Cornett, E. Hawk, P. Bryant, S. Beals, T. Steffen, K. Stone, L. Goepferich, L. Figgins, T. Johnson Row 6: B. Fox, D. Deisher, P. Carl, T. Bemauer, L. Inderrieden. B. McKinney, S. Ellingson, L. Lebu, L. Adams, L. Todd, C. McClain, C. Galbraith, M. Vaughn, D. Thompson Row 7: M. Rado, L. Bond, C. Thoma, D. Smith, K. Logan, T. Peters, M. Urschel, T. Trace, A. Clark, M. Woods, L. Winstead, S. Lange, S. Henry, A. Hommel, L. Stine Row 8: D. Sercu, P. Libecap, J. Tysseling, M. Morton Row 9: J. McKinley, M. Moore. MCC Champs 9-0-1! i The Pirate football team had many I goals this year, all of which were ac- ’ t complished. The first one was break ing the 44 game winning streak f Miami Trace. The other three goals were being firtt in the league, being I first in the Journal Herald ratings, and being undefeated. There were five members of he team whotaade first team all-league, four wh,o made second team all-league, and nvO who made the Journal Herald team. Two outstanding achievements were Gary LeGate’s 1,274 yar gained, find Doug Compton making All State Offensive Tackle. About the ’79 foot- ball squad, Coach Lonnie Norris said, “This team will be remembered for a long time by us coaches and by the fans. Good luck tolll the seniors, and to the remaining members next year, and may yo Jaave as much suc- cess.” iy—-—r Miami Trace 8 . m W.C. 37 Park Hills 0 W.C. 22 Sidney 15 W.C. 39 Vandalia Bnt.ler 6 W.C. 21 14 W.C. 14 0 W.C. 57 0 W.C. 39 20 W.C. 34 6 W.C. 14 6 W. ;,. 25 Quarterback Jeff McGuire calls signals. We are the Champions”. Coach Lonnie “Simpler Duke’ Norris viewing the action from the sidelines. Gary LeGate and Phil Palcic saluting, “We’re Number l!” Senior Scott Pauley takes advice from Coach Mark Niswonger. Tim Wyatt and Steve Turley take a shot at blocking a punt — up. up, up, and away. Another extra point through the uprighta by Jeff Pierce. Record breaking Gary LeGate turns on the steam for more yardage agaiW Park Hills. Dave Sherritt and Rob Banks husVle to block for runner Ronnie Quillen. Phil Carroll goes for a first down. Phil Palcic sets his sights on r the goal lirt e he races for a touchdown. Football 23 1st row: L. Gibbons, L. Mays, M. Fornes, T. Strei-sel, J. Powell, D. Montgomery, D. Shiveley, S. McQuilkin, J. Hartzell, A. I eonard, V. Stuckey, D. Park 2nd row: J. Pierce, S. Pauley, G. LeGate. D. Pugliano, P. Palcic, D. Compton, B. Spahr, R. Banks, M. Shockey, R. Quillen, T. Winter, K. Clark 3rd row: R. King, P. Carroll, D. Sherritt, B. Hochwalt, T. Pauley, M. Wickert, M. Bashore, J. Wessling, T. Wyatt, J. McGuire, J. Huemmer, M. Link, G. Hale 4th row: S. Turley, M. Jones, D. Hatcher, P. Penrod, B. Bramlish, B. Phillips, J. Philpot, J. King, T. Lucas, M. Burns, L. Melzoni, T. Hatcher, C. Childers 5th row: B. Kinner, J. Carmack, C. Smith, R. Bradshaw, M. Keller, S. Parr, T. Sizemore, M. Owens. B. Schrock, T. Fine, B. Mays, K. Beardsley 6th row: R. Fleenor, K. Olt, M. Laycox, B. Nagel, T. Simpson, C. Enterman, K. Cronenwett, M. Evanoff, R. Hammock, K. Turley, K. Montgomery, D. Hatcher, E. Spahr 7th row: W. Place, C. Schoenberger, B. Poock, L. Norris, M. Niswonger, S. Barker, B. Cahill. Spirit On The Loose This year’s dedicated Pirate cheerleaders added one new squad for Soccer and Varsity Wrestling, and a new air of enthusiasm prevailed throughout the fall and winter seasons. The three squads participated in a cheerleading camp at Wittenberg Univ. with the Varsity and Reserve Football and Basketball squads coming home with two excellent and two superior ribbons each. The Soccer and Wrestling squad won three excellent and one superior ribbons. Marc Hardin was chosen as the year’s Pirate Mascot. Cheerleaders 25 Varsity SoccerAVrestling squad: Cathy Wer-ley, Michele Hedrick, Jackie Henry. Tresa Smith, Dee Ebright, Lynne Mott. Reserve Football Basketball squad. Row 2: Dana Montgomery, Lori Mays, Terri Streisel. Row 1: Andrea Leonard, Donna Park, Steph McQuilkin. Pirate Mascot Marc Hardin. Varsity Football Basketball squad, Row 3: Jenny Powell. Row 2, Vic Stuckey, Mickey Fornes. Row 1, Jackie Hartzell, Denise Shiveley Capt.. Lisa Gibbons. We Are The Pirate Soccer team ended their first winning season with a 5-4 record in the M.C.C., and an 8-7-1 overall. The highlight of their season was the upset they handed to the second place team in the league Fairborn Baker, by a score of 2-0. At the soccer banquet. Mike McKosky was named Most Valuably Player with Most Improved PI ing to Matt Fleischman. Scott Kiple received i the Scholar Athlete Award with a 3.7 average. Mike Mclw sky was also named to the second learn in the M.C.C. andjeceived honorable mention the South Dayton Sectionals. Chris-Wissflg was named to the fcrst team | the M.C.C. P k Hills Oa ood Valley View w.c. w.c. 10 0 Wilbur Wright Centerville Scott Ripley takes a breather. Goalie Tom Me In tire takes a penalty kick. Thrill of Victory.” Christer Wissing gotfc a warninjg rom the referee. Dano Brasnear gives it his best hot. Coach Mel ton looks with anticipation, (insert) Scott Ripley wins his battle for the ball. We are . WE ARE The Pirates! raig McQuilkin defensively controls the ball. Moment of reflection for the Pirates. Mike McKosky (The Foot) kicks the ball out of Pirate territory. Carey Danielson concentrates hard on the ball. The Agony of Defeat”. Team picture: Asst. Coach Joe Hjelm, Rob Ken-ley, Scott Ripley, Mike Palcic, Danny Brashear,.4-Christer Wissing, John Hearne, Mike McKosky, 12 Chad Eiken, Tom Mclntire, Coach Melton, Brent Leedom, Dan Morter, Greg Clark, Steve Mays, Dennis Vickers, Tim Brooks, Barry Bunn. Roger Poteet, Matt Fleischman. Bob Mott, Jay McKen-dree. Soccer 27 Field Hockey 29 The Lady Pirates finished third in the MCC this season with a 3-2 MCC record and a 3-6 over-all record. All league honors were given to co-captains, R. Phillips and P. McKenzie, with B. Knedler receiving honorable mention. Receiving the team’s Most Improved Player was V. Bell. Most Valuable and Scholar Athlete was Roberta Phillips. Phil wc o wc 1 WC 0 WC 1 WC 0 WC 0 WC 0 WC 3 WC 1 kwood Iney Fairmont East Butler Fairmont West Northmont Northridge Tesumseh Fairborn Baker J . 1 0 6 0 5 3 3 0 3 relucanlly receives gift from co-captains and Patty. Kim shows how it's done, picture Kow 1: Seniors M. Stone, G. t. P. McKenzie, R. Phillips, K. Spicker, and I. Row 2: Coach Streit, K. Stone, J. Gilbert, ling, K. McClure, G. Wright, B. Knedler, ishop.1 C. Bishop and B. Knedler give upport. AND THEY’RE OFF!!! Mar-nts opponent’s goal attempt. Janine gives a ho, key crunch. Cathj nile. Marcia and Jean plan the bts the moves to the ball. V- It’s Competitive, It’s Aggressive, It’s Field Hockey Off And Running Black Pack 31 The 1979 Black Pack had an exciting and especially good season being coached by Mr. Bock. The team finished 3rd in the MCC meet. The greatest accomplishment came from Junior Chris Ross who finished 10th in the tough state competition, an excellent individual feat. W.C. 2nd W.C. 5th W.C. 2nd W.C. 9th W.C. 1st W.C. 2nd W'.C. 8th W.C. 7th W.C. 3rd Miamisburg-Sidney Troy Invitational Butler-Baker Fairmont East Park Hills Inv. Northmont-Tecumseh W. Milton Inv. Bethel Invitatic M.C.C. tional And they’re off. Jim Ahlquist going strong. Scott Michael. Ron Smith, and Mike Coggins warming up. Sharon I-ange and Mr. Bock getting stats. Team picture: Row 1: Chris Ross, .Jeff Fogt. Row 2: Cheliey Seibert, Mike Coggins, Bill Buir-ley, Ron Smith. Row 3: Scott Zimmerman, Mike Leonard. Jeff Henry, Jim Ahlquist, Rob Jensen, Scott Michael, and Coach Bock. Mike Leonard stretching out. Bill Buirley is all smiles. Chris Ross making his move. Scott Zimmerman looks toward the finish. Cheliey Seihert keeps on running. Rob Jensen sprints to the finale Spike It! In The volleyball team had a fantastic season, winding up the year with a second place sho iag in the MCC. The volleyball team won their first invitational ever at Troy. The Lady Pirates conquered the Tecumseh Arrows during tournament, although they were defeated by Tecumseh for the MCC Championship. The Varsity finished with a record of 18-4. The Reserve Squad finished the season with a record of 10-6. The most valuable player was Teresa Rabold. The scholar athlete award went to Nicki Nye. Shelly Lakins received the coach’s award. f W 7 WC 15-7, 3-15, 13-15 PARK HILLS WC 12-15. 16-14. 12-15 FAIRMONT K WC 15-7. 11-15, 15-11 BELLBROOK WC 15-3. 15 5 SIDNEY WC 15-8, 15-5 TROTWOOD WC 15-4, 15-9 BUTLER WC 15-9, 15-2 WILBUR WRIGHT WC 15 4. 15-13 NORTHMONT WC 15 8. 15-1 MEADOWDALE WC 15 3, 15 5 VALLEY VIEW WC 15 8, 16-4 PIQl A WC 15 11. 15-8 M1AMISBURG WC 12 15. 16 14, 15 WC'15 10, 13-15, 13-15 TECCMSKH WC 15-9, 15 13 CENTERVILLE WC 15-13, 15-12 BAKER __________ :. ST I Karen Palcie and Kelly Size] cheerion the team. A happy RenSe Kelley reads the score- other.lTracey Parks Nkki Nye! inticipa- board. Pirate Gals digs the ball. Gr -Coach Pack and tion. Jackie Pol ______ Lady Pirates up for fnother. KjpB 'oper ticipates the ball as onlooker laMia Mann discos. Amy Eiken wrists that vcjleyball. Nicki Nye discusses the plan of attack in Lisa Pender’s ear. Here is the volleyball team that triumphed. The gangVatt-here. Tree Rabold spikes for a point. . Volleyball 33 Row 1: Shelly Lakins, Kris Cooper, Lisa Pender, Nicki Nye. Row 2: Mrs. Pack, Teresa Rabold, Claudia Mann, Amy Eiken, Tracey Parks, Mrs. Alexander. Row 3: Dana Kuhn, Lori Woods, Cindy Leonard, Karen Shultz. Row 4: Renee Kelley, Kelly Sizer, Kira Kash, Karen Palcic, Michelle Schrock, Jackie Polk. Take A Swing In ’79 The Pirate Golf team swung into their season by finishing second behind Fairborn Baker in a Quad-meet against Stebbins and Park Hills. In the league they finished (5-4) and overall they finished (13-7). Most Valuable Player was Ohrister Wissing and Ed Wiley was named Scholar Athlete. Christer Wissing was also named All MCC. g wc 159 STEBBINS 180 PARK HILLS 171 BAKER 153 WC 171 CENTERVILLE 173 WC 170 FAIRMONT WEST 151 WC 164 PARK HILLS 168 WC 157 SIDNEY 159 wc 170 NORTHMONT 162 wc 181 PIQUA 166 wc 210 BELMONT 187 wc 165 MIAMISBURG 1 163 wc 173 TECUMSEH 172 wc 153 BAKER, 155 wc 166 FAIRMONT EAST 170 wc 167 TROTWOOD 186 wc 164 DIXIE 170 EATON 178 wc 171 MEADOWDALE 180 STEBBINS 183 wc 159 BUTLER 163 Team picture: Row 1: C. Langlois, M. Glaser, G. Gustafson, J. Wirtz, N. Alberigo, and M. Grant. Row 2: C. Wissing, A. Lachat, B. Mays, E. Wiley, S. Barnes, and Coach R. Ferriell. N. Alberigo — Does he or doesn’t he? C. Wissing — “Now where is the hole?” B. Mays follows through. E. Wiley putts the ball. C. Wissing does a new kind of swing. M. Glaser likes what he sees. J. Wirtz in deep concentration. E. Wiley shows off his style. N. Alberigo swings with all his might. Golf 35 Tennis Anyone? Girls’ Tennis 37 The 1979 Lady Pirates Tennis Team finished their season with a 2-7 league record and a 3-11 overall record. Members of the team earning‘awards were: Most Valuable Heather Dippel, Most Improved Cheryl Koehnen. and Scholar Athlete. Connie Koopman. First Year Awards were given to: Linda Adams, Vicki Collins, Diane Croy, Heather Dippel, Karen Ferguson, Debbie Hanselman, and Tracie Steffen. Second Year Awards were given to: Kim Hopkins, Connie Koopman, and Debbie SercuB, f MH Si atE tr 2 3 3 . !: 3 4' «■ a ■ m I i £ Kim Hopkins COKC.ENTUATE! Debbie Sercu puts some ummph into it Cheryl Koehnen sends one Her opponent 's way Oh No-o-o-o! 197y Girls’ Tennis Team: - Diane Krohe, Heidi Harbeck, Heather DippelJ Debbie Sercu, Connie Koopman, Anne Kohl, Mr. Campbell, Cheryl Koehnen, Kim Hopkins, Debbie Hanselman, Tracie Steffen, Linda Adams, Vicki Collins, Karen Ferguson. Karen Ferguson, “I’ve got this one for sure!” WC 3 Park Hills 2 WC 0 Sidney 5 wc 1 Butler 4 WC 0 Fairmont East WC 0 Northmont 5 WC 3 Piqua 2 WC 0 Miamisburg 5 WC 1 Stebbins 4 WC 0 Tecumseh 5 WC 0 Baker 5 WC 0 Trotwood WC 0 Centerville 5 WC 3 Carlisle 2 •hWjSaftZS. Spirit Of ’80 Spirit Week at W.C. had a change of pace this year. Although participation was not tremendous, enough spirit was created for the Mighty Pirates to romp Te-cumseh 34-20. 60’s Day — Everyone dressed as the 60’s. DISGUISE DAY — People dressed in costumes. NO SCHOOL — Best day of the whole week. SLAVE DAY — Seniors ruled the underclassmen. RED BLACK DAY — Traditional to wear school colors. Spirit Week 39 Sexy Dave “The Flasher” Bowman. Senior Class President Kerri Olt on 60’s Day. Debbie Clark displaying new facial make up. Sophomore Ron Finfrock looking simply darling in his new outfit. Junior Cheryl Petrey showing her GREAT sign!!! Senior Jackie Henry trying to look sneaky. Lori Holman showing spirit on slave day. Scott Ripley on disguise day. Seniors — 6 Underclassmen — 0 The 1979 Powder Puff game held on to tradition with Seniors winning over the Underclassmen 6-0. Senior L. Buirley made the only touchdown during the whole game. By being coaches, cheerleaders and Carroll-tones, the male portion of the student body showed good sportsmanship. The Pep Band performed during halftime. Powder Puff provides good entertainment for the school and the parents. The girls once again showed spirit and willingness to work as a team. All right girls! Powder Puff 41 Seniors standing in the tunnel ready to stomp the underclassmen. Bridget Zennie works for the football yardage. Cindy Hollon and crew cheer on those victorious seniors. Slap five, Tresa! Aren’t those cheerleaders cute? Lori sees that defensive line coming. Senior benchwarmers. Underclassmen show their vigorous, spontaneous spirit. Pep Band and the Carrolltones show how it’s really done. Underclass trio conduct a little sideline football strategy. Super Seniors Senior Night is the one night the Class of 80 will never forget. As the season comes to a close, the memories of the hard, long practices come back into the minds of the cheerleaders, band members, Carrolltones, and football players. Their many hardships were paid off by many victories. Good Luck to the Class of ’80. This is the year you’ll always remember. No. 28, senior Gary LeGate accomplishes his 1,000 yard rushing goal. Senior Ann Clark, 2 yr. member of Carrolltones, dances last dance. Mrs. Jandes congratulates senior Cathy McClain. Bob Spahr and Doug Compton look confident of a victory. Amy Hommel, Sam Henry, Lynn LeBu, Shelly Rose, and Beth Fox give final salute to W.C. crowds. In tears, Tammy Whitman reflects on her past years — a band member. Field Commander Jeff McKinley conducts the award winning W.C. band. Pam Libecap displays her talent with firery baton. Mickey Fornes cheers on the mighty Pirates. While senior Colleen Baker plays in the band, her father, Bill Baker, sings the national anthem. Memories of past performances run through the minds of senior Carrolltones Sharon Lange and Lynn LeBu. Our own West Carrollton High! Senior Night 43 “Dracula” It’s time to put on make-up; it’s time to light the lights; it’s time to raise the curtain on the theatrical season tonight. And this is what occurred in the autumn as the West Carrollton High School Drama Department raised the curtain, passed out the playbills, and took to the stage with its opening production of the legendary performance of the character from Transylvania, “Dracula: The Vampire”. Autumn Play 45 Love at first bite. The Bloody Stranger has arrived (Dave Heckert). Lucy (Chelly Moore) tries to convince Dr. Quincy, Arthur (Dave Bowman), and Professor Van Helsing (Todd Carter) that she feels just fine. Flora (Suzanne Glass), Nurse Cassidy (Colleen Baker), and Mrs. Fearn (Marci Howard) gossip about the new stranger in town. Count Dracula. Mina (Vicki Hook) consoles her upset husband. Jonathan Harker (Dave Winn). The Count and his beloved wives (Shirley Crabtree, Laurie Schneider, Lori Martin). Our Director, Monica Kintigh! Grimm (Terry Macduff) and his troublesome patient, Renfield (Chuck Williamson). Dr. Quincy (Mark DeLong) discusses a possible theory as Westenra (Alice Ripley) listens in. Autumn Alive! The Autumn Assemblies consisted of a combination of Pep rallies, Homecoming Court, and the Family Feud. Each assembly proved to be a success with the participation and spirit of the student and faculty members. This was a time for sharing, caring, cheering, relaxing, and enjoying — A time for us — when Autumn came Alive! Autumn AssemblIes 47 Shelly Lakins giving Lynne Mott a great big hug for making the 1979 Homecoming Court. Roy King enjoying an assembly. Micky Brady introducing the senior family. Kerri Olt and Phil Palcic strolling to the Homecoming Court. The cheerleaders cry, “We’ve got spirit, yes we do; we’ve got spirit, how about you?” “Oh, have I got a family for you!” says Mrs. Redder. Faithful supporters of the West Carrollton football team stand up and cheer. The junior family debates their Final decision during the family feud. Mr. Huffman always stands out, even in a crowd. Mark Kinner and “Goin’ Bananas”. Curtain Call Fall Candids 49 All State lineman Doug Compton smiles at Homecoming. Ann Clark, “Who me?” Shelly Rose and Sam Henry say hello to sunshine! Mr. Rob Banks looking tough. Dimple-City — Greg Rickey and Todd Thoma. Rob Arnett hitting the sun. Laurie (Streisand) Schneider sings of love. Debbie Dempster and Andy Alford 4 = Ever! The excited Kim Bailey stalks another guy. “Secret Lovers” Micky Brady Gary Le-Gate! Jesse Burchett and Michele Hedrick thinking of old times. Vick, Sue, Col taking a day off. Long time buddies Jeff McGuire and Brian Warlaumont. High School — Time For Discovery When a person reaches his sophomore year, a major change takes place. This change grows and matures throughout the three years of high school. Ideas begin to differ, and the overwhelming feeling of becoming an individual is an important goal to achieve. High school creates new ideas, new talents, and is a place to broaden one’s thoughts. High school is a time for discovery — A journey inward. Confusion sets in for Curt Hale while listening to a particular point in speech class. Abby Cox listens intently to Mr. McCollum at the Christmas assembly. Ever have the feeling that someone is watching you Lori? Actress Chelly Moore shows us her dramatic ability while getting her shot. Hermit Smith trying to find his “Rainbow Connection” during a discussion in speech class. Do you mean people are allowed to laugh during Math V? Vicki Hook and Colleen Baker try to spread a little happiness throughout the school during Christmas. Tina Scarberry gives us a piece of her mind. Scott Ripley proves that the Monday Nite Club” does have spirit! C.O.E., Life Lab C.O.E. u u t U’JA tMtKrKI tt Sandy Brown, Carla Smith, Pam Conley, Monica Sonterre, Jenny Gilbert, Cheryl Smith, Lisa Pe-trokas, Penny Steinbrunner, Patty Thacker, Anne Bond. Lisa Whitted, Sharon Patterson, Sheryl Middleton, Mary Cummins, Margaret Toth. Mrs. Kelly. Life Lab Steve Hale, Tara Collins, Lee Beckman, Roger Holman, Steve Cahill, Mike Ackerman, Greg Neeley, Donna Hill, Dan Brewer, Marge Mott, Regina Robinette, Evan Watkins, Keith Beardsley, Holly McNabb, Brad McClelland, Vince Jansen, Jack Webner, Wendell Melton. I ________________________ Our Gang 53 Brain Power N.H.S. N. — Amy Eiken, Sheryl Hawk, Roberta Phillips, Ed Wiley. Nicki Nye, Vicki Hook, C. David Bowman, Jennifer Burneson, Teresa McDaniel, Doug Sibert — Treasurer. H. — Marc Hardin, Suzanne Glass — Vice President, Lori Martin, Sherry Beals, Mike Leonard, Murl Huffman — Adviser. Kathy Hodgson, Andrea Wickline, Scott Ripley, Jeff Fogt. S. — Eric Huber, Jeff McKinley — President, Phil Palcic, Linda Goepferich, Pam Kottman, Diane Thompson, Cheri Griesmeyer, Beth Fox, Margaret Hamilton — Secretary, Colleen Baker, Barb Nagel. Clubs 55 Student Council Row 1: Dave Heckert. Row 2: Suzanne Glass, Colleen Baker, Lynne Mott, Kerri Olt, Vic Stuckey, Eric Huber. Row 3: Cathy Bishop, Rhonda Chapman, Bridget Zennie, Vicki Hook. Row 4: Bob Mott, Kevin Clay, Cathy Werley, Jenny Powell, Marc Hardin. Row 5: Cheryl Cornett, Pam McSherry, Michelle Zimmerman, Andrea Leonard, Laura Bancroft, Jayne Pendleton, Cathy Hjelm. PJA iHTCRPRJSES P.J.A. Row 1: Doug Sibert, Pam Libecap, Doug Compton — President. Row 2: Dee Ebright, Tracey Parks, Abby Cox — Secretary, Sherri Corey — Treasurer. Row 3: Kay Norman, Mike Link, Jeff Welsh, Ed Wiley, Jeff Rose. Row 4: Mr. Thayer — Adviser, Lenn Taulbee, Debbie Deisher, Barb Nagel, Brian Gilbert, Jeff Costa, Todd Dearth, Tom Bush, Lori Huber. Music Chosen Few Row 1: Scott Blau, Marci Howard, Todd Carter, Cathy Lynch, Keith Novesl, Lisa Koenig, Mike Palcic, Alice Ripley, Dave Heckert, Vicki Hook Row 2: Greg Stanley, Sue Glass, Don Baker, Laurie Schneider, Terry Southerland, Lori Luzius, Bob Aldridge, Sandy Ellingson, Craig McQuilkin, Colleen Baker Row 3: Larry Melzoni, Linda Calloway, Chuck Williamson, Michelle Moore, Elaine Lancaster, Scott Ripley, Missy Urschel. Danny Brashear Mixed Chorus Row 1: Sherry Colon, Vicki Stuckey, Lori Howe, Lori Broomall, Paige Miller, Dave Heckert, Todd Carter, Adolph Woss, Cheryl Reese, Laura Bancroft, Chris Rambo, Anne Mitchell, Cheryl Juhl Row 2: Linda Calloway, Lisa Koenig, Sandy Ellingson, Cheryl Koehnen, Larry Wellmeier, Bob Aldridge, Phil Penrod, Karl Haas, Lisa Pender, Tracy Reiber, Kim Dougherty, Cathy Lynch Row 3: Mr. Patterson, Cathy Werley, Karen Dil-ley, Kathy DaPolito, Gigi Craig, Melissa Williams, Greg Stanley, Scott Blau, Scott Young, Greg Kelley, Bo Martin, Elaine Lanaster, Lori Luzius, Lisa Jacobs, Michelle Seibert Row 4: Andrea Leonard. Stephanie McQuilkin, Lori Martin, Joyce Whitaker, Randy Konz, Larry Melzoni, Harold Matheson, Jeff Carmack, Keith Novesl, Craig McQuilkin, Dan Brashear, Terry Southerland, Lisa Cox, Missy Urschel, Vicki Hook, Sue Glass, Colleen Baker, Lori Mays Clubs 57 Pep Band Row 1: Cathy Hjelm, Erica Hawk, Jeff McKinley, Paula Bryant, Kim Nealeigh, Dennis Paisley Row 2: Melissa Taylor, Jay Wirtz, Linda Figgins, Bob Mott, Scott Taylor, Bob Bloom, Bob Wolfe, Jim Schnell, Jeff Fogt, Jim Ahlquist, Missy Spears Row 3: Kevin Clay, Robb Schikner, Lenn Taul-bee, Mike Coggins, Walt Fugate, Chuck Chinn, Karen Hendrickson, Debbie Burnsides, Lois Wilson, Andrea Wickline, Amy Allen, Jerry Hoerner, Ronna Hanayik Row 4: Robert Jensen, Mr. Gra-ble, Stan Van Scyoc Orchestra Row 1: Dave Bowman, Sheryl Hawk Row 2: Margaret Hamilton, Dave Rodgers, John Hicks, Kevin Braden, Scott Anderson, Steve Phillips, Amy Eiken, Mike Jacobs, Eric Huber Row 3: Tim Hayes, Tom Ralston, Mr. Scutt Friends Are Winter Candids 59 School Life What is school life? It’s a place where students and faculty spend a portion of their day learning, loving, laughing, or being friends. School can be filled with many surprises and experiences, according to what we make of each and every day. % Winter Candids 61 Mike Shockey explains his writing technique to Mrs. Aracri, Language Arts teacher. Jesse Burchett trimming the courtyard Christmas tree. Steve Mays makes an accurate measurement. Cheryl Koehnen, Just clowning around!” Jeff Fogt takes time out for a snooze. Jenny Powell and Michelle Zimmerman, lounging around. Cathy McClain enjoys the atmosphere of her friends. Pam Kottman dreams about a fantasy world. Curt Hale making up for lost time on the telephone. Brian McDonald reaches back for that little extra muscle as he takes on the whole entire physics class. Takedown, Reversal, Pin | RelGrve Carroll The Pirates finished their dual meet record 5-5, and placed 5th overall in the M(X. Injuries plagued the wrestling team throughout the season, but under the guidance of first year Head Coach Bill Poock, the Pirates advanced Senior Captain Brad Davis and junior Chris Ross to Districts. Most Valuable Player Award went to i Brad Davis, Scholar Athlete was Mike ! Fine, and Chris' Ross was naifcied Most Improved Played, inris Rossi was also given the Varsity High Points Trdphy. Scott Zimmerman Teceived High Points Troph Mr. Poock was agisted nessy. Statistician were Mm Lib§q|fK Theresa Gonzalei, Dag Kuhn, Kira WC w c WC West Mi t Wilbur Wr Fairmont Centerville 20th I orfeit reat r Mia; i Valley Tourney 12 l ark Hills ivie Wrestling Tourne 36 Miamisburg WC 36 Trot wood � 1 ■ ami Central 1 I ■ ' ■■ tionals at CenterviTl Hee Hochwalt cradles Burg Opponent. Mike Ne m takes a break between matches. Steve “II nkey” Thompson greets Wilbur W'right foe. Hea yweight Mike Wickert ready for battle. Ch s Ross pursuing a takedown. Coach Bill Po k ponders the upcoming match. Ready to wre ie — Carl Hansen. Br I Davis contemplates his next opponent. j Be Coggins on his way to Victory! Larry Smith up a win. Steve Parr overpowers Wilbur . Pirate Grapplers antici ing a pin. picture, Row 1: J. Pier is, M. Fig 1 tyft . Row merm Weav Row Rill Southerland, Laughlin, B. .. Taulbee, M. £4eym L. Smith, S. Tliomfl ansen. M. Hennessy Tinfrock, M. Burns, Johnston, J. Rogers, E. Poock. ass, S. Zim-Coggin Wrestling 63 Girls Get The Winning Spirit The 1979-80 edition of the West Carrollton Lady Pirates’ basketball team was one of the most successful in years. The girls squad, co-captained by Leslie Buirley and Marcia Stone, finished the season with an 11-10 record, only the second winning season in history. The squad had many outstanding performers including Most Valuable Player, Leslie Buirley: Most Improved, Marcia Stone; and Scholar-Athlete, Nicki Nye. Carlisle Valley View Park Hills Kiser Sidney Roth Butler Fairmont East Chaminade Julienne Chaminade Julienne Northmont Alter Piqua Franklin Miamisburg Tecumseh Wilbur Wright Baker Fairmont East T rotwood Fairmont East 25 39 WC 48 WC 53 WC 45 WC 47 WC 53 22 38 39 55 38 53 31 40 39 36 42 24 26 62 50 WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC 40 42 41 61 48 54 41 29 37 37 44 41 38 33 27 42 68 55 31 43 39 The Lady Pirates app! Phillips ready jply their tenai |. zoi fense. Roberta Phillips ready to kill two with one stoqg, Pam Peterson begin drive for two. pirates await rebound. Claudia Mann prays for victory. man of the Bbards Renee Kelley Hauls down another. Marcia Stone eyes a teammate down-coujrt- NiefcTNye goes for two. It’s a bird, it’s a ' plane, it’s super Leslie. Lady Pirates — Row 1: M. Stone, L. Buirley Row 2: C. Mann, N. Nye, C. Seibert, C. Werley Row 3: M. Siegrist, Mrs. Lay-cox, R. Phillips, R. Kelley, Mr. Maxton, manager J. Tysseling •.___ Girls’ Basketball 65 Respect All . Fear None The beginning of another victory for the Pirates. Captain Mike McGuire on top of the world after upset over East. Alan Stone hauls down the rebound. Neal Amburgey recovers loose ball. Definitely a thinking man’s game. Jeff McGuire goes for the “gusto”. Boys’ Basketball 67 The 1980 Pirate team worked in many different ways throughout the year. One of their goals was to get the student body active in the game, to gain their confidence and arouse their spirit. Their praeticef were more oi an educa- M tional practice; they learned neweril steps each day. They were taught to respect everyone — but fear no one. The team made an honest effort and steady progress all through the year. They went into the game with not only a physical, but also a mental abroach. “It’s not winning or losing that counts, it’s how you play the game.” Valleyview Centerville Park Hills Sidney Lemon Monroe Vandalia Wayne Oakwood Bellbrook Northmont ua Li Miamisburg Stebbins Franklin Tecumseh I Fairborn Baker T rotwood Fairmont East Carlisle 8 n W A j 1 76 WC 67 WC 75 WC 60 WC 67 WC 57 WC 50 WC WC WC 56 wcr 63 WC 53 WC 58 WC WC 56 -L 58 46 55 40 1761 61 u 48 68 67 kv 82 54 j 47 i 49 u 71 vi 58 f 56 C 82 51 WC 54 60 WC 48 l 53 WC 54 70 WC 64 83 63 WC 106 WC Doug Compton wins tip off. Freddie “Magic” Johnson performs his act on a Sidney opponent. Mark Owens puts the move on Viking player. Alan Stone and Rob Tyler dominate the boards for the Pirates. The sign of success. Good, Cool Fun r� How does an entire school get over the “winter blues With the help of the Student Council and the Senior Class, the West Carrollton Senior High School program board presented four fun and entertaining assemblies this winter. The Christmas assembly and the Dating Game brought back the school spirit which seemed absent during split sessions, and the Gong Show and “Almost Anything Goes” showed the hidden talents that various students possess. These assemblies brought about a nice break from the routine and demonstrated the versatility and creativity of our student body. Winter Assemblies 69 Mere words cannot describe these two. Scott Ripley and Doug Compton show that they have that super soul when imitating the ever-popular Blues Brothers. Mr. Place testing his wit on a question posed to him on the Dating Game. Debi Sims makes her “country-western style singing debut on the Gong Show. And heeeerrree’s the winners! On your mark, get set, KEEP YOUR EYES ON THOSE PEAS! Alice Ripley, do you feel a song coming on? Our non-biased Senior judging panel in the Gong Show. Elvis Presley reincarnated by Mark Bashore’s Pelvis imitation. Keep on chuggin! The unknown sophomore team. Joint Vocational School JVS' J.V.S. is the alternative for students wishing to expand their future horizons and goals. The student can study any one of 46 programs offered including Industrial Electronics, Commercial Art, Horticulture, Legal Secretary, Medical Assistant, Diesel Mechanics, Drafting, Cosmetology, and many others. The student’s total school day at “The Joint” is centered on his vocational program, except for forty-five minutes of academic studies. After graduation, 85% of the students are working in the job areas they were trained in, jobs not normally available without college or technical school. The JVS student is also involved with vocational clubs, such as VICA, which sponsors activities like their national skill competitions. There are over one-hundred students who finely represent West Carrollton among the 2300 students who attend MCJVS. The 200 acre MCJVS complex itself is one of the largest vocational schools in the country. The students practically run the complex, doing jobs from electrical repair to food service during lunch. JVS offers a person the opportunity to learn a skill, to find a job he likes doing, while still going to high school. Kay Preston Environmental Sci. Norman Crabtree Heating Air Angie Fox Child Care Vivian Carmack Cosmetology Ron Allen Diesel Mechanics Larry Smith Heating A C Joint Vocational School Students (not pictured) Seniors Juniors Dan Ryan Industrial Drafting Randy Smith Machine Trades Julienne Buck Gregory Blackburn Colleen Dugan Rebecca Boone Jerry Dunn Jim Brinegar Linda Fath Joan Clark Paul Geiger Robin Coots Gail Grow Tami Dearth Angela Harbin George Todd Brian Haynes Shelly Hatch Keith Holbrook Bill Hecker Tina Homan Kim James Anthony McCullough Mark Koether Gary McCullough Kelly Maberly David McKinley Krista May Rae Jean Payne Ed McCullough John Penn Jeff Miller Dave Reed Cheryl Mullins Tim Sheets Stephen Rock Jeff Soter Vonda Russell Steve Steineman Todd Salyers Dave Talmage Kim Steck Tim Vaught Anthony Stock David Wilson Scott Tankersley Steven Thompson Natalie Beasley Child Care Mark Schockman Ind. Electronics David Allen Arch. Drafting Kim Hawkins Dental Lab JVS 71 Tonya Allred, Robyn Juhl Medical Assistant Jeff Miller Small Engine Mech. Tim Cecil Auto Body Barb Lynch, Alison Watkins Animal Care Delmus Allen Jr., Edward Nace Law Enforcement David Dennis Masonry John Fields Auto Mechanics Layne Mitchell, Chuck Riegel Plumbing Ron Elter Ind. Electronics Greg McClain Arch. Drafting Jeff Bradshaw Electrical Trades Daniel Boone Commercial Art Marguerite Greiner Ex. Secretary (above) Ron Anderson Heat A C (below) Becky Werner Ex. Secretary Tom Smith Machines Trades Dave Derringer Heating A C Dennis Shumard I Data Processing Phil Hageman Ind. Electronics Jay Herndon Ind. Drafting Lynn Yadloski Ex. Secretary David Ooten Machines Trades (above) Rick Bucklew Ind. Electronics (below) Lisa Miller Receptionist Rob Fahrney Welding Danile Derringer Plumbing (above) Alison Watkins (below) Animal Care Alice Caldwell Cosmetology Diane Adams Horticulture Rick Campbell Elec. Communication Charles Anderson. Rick Sims Aircraft Ken Luzius Electrical Trades Jerry Cron Machine Trades Vance Faulkner Auto Mechanics (above) Doug Sanders Auto Body (below) MONTGOMERY COUNTY JOINT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Potpourri Drama Club Row 1: K. Stone, M. DeLong, C. Baker, S. Glass, L. Fearn, M. Howard, V. Hook Row 2: V. Collins, S. Blau, J. Rodgers, D. Bowman, M. Ford, A. Ripley Row 3: C. Williamson, M. Moore, B. Briggs. K. Pugh, K. Novesl, T. Carter, J. Welsh, L. Huber, L. Schneider, Mrs. Kintigh Row 4: D. Winn, T. Siegel, A. Allen, M. Palcic, D. Heckert Varsity Club Row 1: Mr. Poock, B. Davis, M. Fine, J. Huem-mer, J. McGuire, C. Werley, C. Seibert, C. Koop-man Row 2: G. Wright, P. McKenzie, S. Pauley, D. Pugliano, C. Galbraith, D. Shiveley, L. Mott, S. Lakins, A. Eiken, V. Bell, T. Reiber Row 3: G. Gustafson, M. Glaser, C. Eiken, J. Rose, L. McLaughlin, R. Phillips, L. Pender, N. Nye Row 4: D. Keller, R. Kenley, B. Bunn, J. Gilbert, J. Fogt, D. Sercu, J. Tysseling, B. Knedler Row 5: C. Bishop, K. Stone, C. Leonard, M. Stone Clubs 75 Ski Club Row 1: D. Brashear, D. Munsey, T. Siegel, R. Kenley, R. Hanselman, J. Snell, B. Troxell, B. Mott, T. Troxell, E. Huber Row 2: T. Storer, B. Bunn, R. Schikner, T. Mclntire, C. Danielson, J. Heame, M. Ford, L. Peterson, L. Fearn, J. McKendree, H. McNabb, W. Fugate, C. Bishop, P. Streisel, J. McKinley, J. O’Reilly, D. Hansel-man, J. Burchett, A. Hommell, C. Galbraith, C. Baker, T. McDaniel, B. McKenny, L. Winstead, L. Holman, K. Kash, L. Mott, L. Inderrieden, P. Schweickart, S. Lakins. C. Eiken, S. Ripley Chess Club Row 1: S. Frederick, M. Keller Row 2: D. Keller, G. Hale, M. Leonard, D. Verschoore. Mr. Bock, B. Schrock, Mr. Harlamert OWE FEE™' milk OWE Row 1: Jim Butler, Glenn Juillerat, Mike Chain, Greg Back, Jim Emmel, Rob Fortney Row 2: Bill Hager, Nina Willison. Michelle Barker, Tammy Yancey, Kim Blundell, Jill Myers. Radner Prun-ier Row 3: Mr. Norris, Jim Bond, Tim Ramey, Jerry Arnett, Mike Wheeler, Marty Chinn, Jon Cox. OWE Row 1: John West, Rick Welch, Mike Mathews, Steve Tipton, Mitch Baker Row 2: Paula Snyder, Robin Evans, Margaret Hoover, Denise Eby, Carolyn Holman Row 3: Mrs. Powell, Penny Brown, Jeff Potter, Bob Yascavage, Darien Taylor, Greg Hall, Leo Prunier, Paul Neeley, Mary Lainhart. Clubs 77 OWE Row 1: Mrs. Gyourko Row 2: Gwen Yancey, Lois Robinette, Terri Feitshans, Lori Huff, Anita Moody Row 3: Galen Smith, Kenny Brush, Kevin Audia, Brian Gruber, Jeff Carmack. Fighting The Winter Blahs Winter Candids 79 Don’t lift that eyebrow at us, Jim Lange. Another bad joke, Mr. Le-ever? There’s a bookworm in every crowd. Christmas in the Land of the Seniors. Charlie’s Angels? Scott Schwab is just a Rhinestone Cowboy.” The Gang. Beth Troxell and Donna Park — are we gossiping, girls? Karen Pugh and Amy Allen caught in the act. Jackie Mrs. Law show it takes two to tango. Another cheerful morning in the Junior Lounge. Window Watching Windows are for people to see through. The windows of West Carrollton High School, however, also allow an insight into the students’ lives. The windows encircling the courtyard are the social spot of the school. At any time during the day, someone is always enjoying the space they provide. In the windows, people can be themselves, either alone or with others. The windows are where West Carrollton High School lives, loves, and laughs. Sharon Lange, Lisa King, and Lynn LeBu smilin' in the Senior lounge. Chelley Seibert takes a few minutes out to look at her Piratan. Kim Dougherty gives the camera an “I dare you” look. Tammy Whitman and Brent Leedom share a quiet moment, window sitting. Peach, from the outside looking in. Amy Hom-mel dreams of a “Winter Wonderland”. Jeff Fogt goes through the ceiling as Cheryl Koehnen and Bob Feagans watch the blast-off. Courtyard Encounters Spring Candids 83 Coming Alive Senior spirit strikes again! Mike McGuire has got it “made in the shade”! Is Bob Johnson reading or sleeping on this lazy spring day in the courtyard? The trio reflects upon the thrill and excitement of the courtyard. “When ya gotta go, ya gotta go”! The girls taking a break from Shorthand II. An apple a day keeps the hugs in the courtyard away, (Theresa Gonzalez) Mike Fine and Sissy Price, “Smile, and say cheese”! “Don’t let the sun come down on me,” says Laura Inderrieden to Mark Bashore. Reveille” awakens the Monday Night Club courtyard campers. Kira Kash and Lori Holman fill the air with laughter. Laughing, Smiling, Happy Faces Scott Pauley and Mark Kinner thank God they are down home country boys. Dave Sherritt — his face tells all. Tim Nicely comments to Rob Stine, “Is this here food for real?” Teri Bernauer seems really surprised; just what was it that Julie Rodgers said? Jane Bond and Kristi Olt laugh it up in the courtyard as they reflect back on old times. Senior class headed for chow in the mess line in the courtyard at the senior luncheon. x. Spring Candids 85 Splish, splash they were taking a bath, and it wasn’t even Saturday night; but, it sure was a way to cool down. Paula Napier and Dana Swango compare notes on a sunny spring day for lounging in the courtyard. Bruce Hockwalt shows us once again that very famous grin. Get ready, get set, say cheese — Leslie Buirley and Jeff Pierce cuddlin’ for the photographer and the camera’s eye. Ron Smith lounging in the lounge — feet first. Dugout Blues In spite of bad weather this spring, the boy’s baseball team had an overall good season. Six returning seniors added leadership to the squad. Under the direction of Coach Wayne Max-ton, the Varsity team ended their season with a 10-11-1 season record and a 5-7-1 league record. The Reserve team, under Coach Gary Alexander, finished with a record of 6-7. Special awards given to players were: Scholar Athlete, Mike Palcic; MVP and Lead ing Hitter (.416), Todd Thoma. Thoma also received 1st team MCC as an outfielder. The Pirate baseball team also had a strong showing in tournament playof Fairmont East Stebbins Sidney Northmont Park Hills '3, 6 Piqua 3 Miam isaurg 6, 8, 11 Tecumse Fairmont ■ West Baker T rotwood Belmont Vandalia Centerville W.C. w.c. W.C. w.c. w.c. w.c. w.c. w.c. w.c. w.c. w.c. w.c. w.c. w.c. 1 5, 4,0 2 1 3, 9 10 2, 7,7 4,8 12, 4, Team picturer-Rqw 1: DougTincher, John Gossett, Doug Hatcjref, Brian Brodbeck, Mike Pal-cie, Danny C J!ins, Mark Owens, Jeff McGuire. Row 2: CoaufMaxton, Andy Van, Roger Stringer, Tim Nicety Terry Fannin, Greg Rickey, Todd Thoma; Roger Stringer has a close play at second; Doug Tincher rounds the bases for an RB£ Terry Petrey fires the ball to first; Ready for action at third base is Jeff McGuire; Terry Fannin pitches a strike to catcher Doug Hatcher; Fancy footwork by Greg Gustafson; It’s a hit for Doug Hatcher! Determination shows in the faci of pitcher Tim Nicely; Andy Van takes a break on the varsity diamond; A homerun for Mark Owens! Team picture. Row 1: Coach Alexander, Terry Petrey, Robb Schikner, Scott Barnes, Brian McCoy, John Moesner, Doug Baker. Row 2: Nick Rolfe, David Olszewski, Greg Gustafson, Gary Giles, Dave Keller, Scott Fredricks Missing;- Brian Warlaumont, Jeff Carmack, Todd Lucas. Baseball 87 Take Me Out To The Ballgame Pirates Softball team fin-season 11-9. In the MCC league, they won 7 and lost 6. The Scholar Athlete award went to Nicki Nye. Leslie Buirley was named both Most Improved Player and Most Valuable Player. The team had a successful season under the leadership of Tri-cap-Nicki Nye, Claudia Mann, and Bissett. The team was coached Laycox, Mr. Reed, and Miss WC wc WC wc wc wc isburg seh WC WC 6 5 11 2 18 16 16 10 13 8 13 0 9 21 8 14 i Centerville S,d But Norths Piq ('a Ca Mil Te Baker Trotwood Park Hills Wilbur Wright Baker Miamisburg Celi] Cell Tecumseh Park..... K. Maley a Buirley — Gilbert and ley. With grim concentration Ralph Burnside i Coach Lay nt Coach Crass. Coach Laycox awaits front Coach Laycox N. Nye goes for anotherlstrike. A. Wickline gets set for the killing. B Knedler in action once again. Team Picture: Row 1: L. Buirley,Ci Mann, K. Maley. SN. Nye. A. Eiken. L. Bissett, and a Wickline. Row C Iordan. P. Peterson, L. Pender. J. Gilbert. I) Hanselman, D. Burnsides, K. Hendric ikson, and B; Knedler. Row 3: Mr Reed. Mre. Laycox. K« Sizer, A. Brenner, L, Shadowens, L. Woods, £. Bishop, and J. Tyssel-•uld love for one to ii T edly for t,.c L The backup team of J. life easier for L. Buir ration Ralph” Burnsides pitches one into home plate. Coach Laycox’s right hand t ‘ mined w! Thi d C .Mann make lif grim e ini hand assistant Coach Crops. Coach Laycox awaits the final decision. A. Eiken waits patiently for the ball., Team members get firsthand tips from ing. L. Bissett would 1 r one to come her way. ayTfli JUdflB Softball 89 “Runners To Your Mark” Boys’ Track 91 Opponent West Stebbins Xenia Mote Rl Fairmont East Inv. Miamisburg Metric Lockland Relays Tecumseh Salzman Relays 'Slogan Relays Park Hills Sidney Inv. liamisburg-Alter K.c.c. Carrollton Lost Won 2nd Won The boys’ track team had a successful season. They placed third in the M.C.C. meet Juniors Mark Parriman and Chris Ross both made it to the Districts. The team, coached by Mr. Houck and Mr. Graban, was a team full of dedication and endurance which was what made the season worthwhile. Opposite page: Loren McLaughlin goes up, up, and away! Bill Buirley, “Aw shucks folks . Mark Parriman practices throwing the discus. Chris Ross with a look of determination Kerri Olt as The World's Greatest Stat”. Jeff Huemmer springs into action! Some of the dedicated members of track. This page: “Runners to your mark”, says Mr. Houck. Fred Johnson legs it out. Mark VanScyoc shows dedication to his sport. “Mr. Houck will never find me here”! Team pi Row 1: Mike Leonard, Blake Gebhart, Chris “oren McLaughlin, Fred Johnson, Chris ilders, Kerri Olt. Row 2: Brad McClelland, K ott Michael, Mike Coggins, Steve Tu ■ Jeff Huemmer. Jerry Wesshng, Mark Parri n. Tim Pauley. Scott Zimmerman, Ron Smith, VanScyoc, Bill Buirley. Mr. Houck. Feet, Do Your Stuff Girls’ Track 93 The girls’ track team had a season for learning. The team was young with only five returning seniors. Two girls placed in sectionals in the shot put, discus, and the 100 meter dash. Marcia Stone was named most valuable, Roberta Phillips was scholar athlete, and Tracy Reiber was most improved. The team was coached by Miss Hamm and Miss Selhorst. LA Opponent West CaiTollton Fairmont East Inv. 4th Miamisburg Metric 5th Dayton Relays Lost Tecumseh Lost Bogan Relays 7th Park Hills Lost Sidney Inv. 9th M.C.C. 10th Opposite Page; Tracy Reiber, “Looks like sl j made it”. Chelley Seibert “The long run”. Smile Marcia Stone — you’re on Candid Cax ja-Val-erie Bell ‘‘It keeps me runnin’. Cathy vCerley “Hurts so bad”. Kim Nealeigh “Life in the fast lane”. Cindy Leonard “Runnin’ On Empty”. Lynne’ Mott “Lynne’ in the sky with diamonds”. Pam McSherry is wide awake. Roberta Phillips starts warm ups. This Page; Team Picture, Row 1: Valerie Bell, Lynne Mott, Tracy Reiber, Roberta Phillips, Marcia Stone. Row 2: Cathy Werley, Belinda Harris, Karen Dilley, Kim Nealeigh, Connie Koopman, Pam Collins. Row 3: Coach Selhorst, Coach Hamm, Debbie Brown, Kathy Hignite, Kira Kash, Cindy Leonard, Kathy Stone. Kathy Hignite puts her best foot forward. Roberta Phillips “Amazing Grace”. Another day at the races. Connie Koopman and Carl Hansen “Love will keep us together”. The Racquet Club Boys’ Tennis 95 This year’s tennis team finished seventh in the league. Their overall record was eight wins, seven losses and one tie. Two of the players, Mike McKosky and Jim May made the first doubles in the league champions. Mike McKosky also 1 record for the n set the =chool ble wins in the se special awards giv. Scholar Athlete — Most Valuable. — Coach’s Award - -Jim May most dou- . There were three lout to: Im May a :e McKcJ ' 1 wc 5 Chaminade Julienne 0 wc I2 Sidney 3 wc 0 Northmont 5 wc 4 Park Hills 1 wc 4 Valley View 1 wc 2 Piqua 3 wc 5 Wilbur Wright 0 wc 3 Miamisburg 2 wc 1 Brookville 4 wc 3 Tecumseh 2 1 J Fairborn Baker 4 wc 0 Vandalia | fg wc 2 Carroll 3 58 2 Trotwood 2 3 Fairmont East mi [Tie, Jim May, Andy Lachat, Mike IcKosky, Christer Wissing Row 2: Rick Camp- bell, Dennis Paisley, Mark Glaser and Greg Clark. Jim May and Mike McKosky doubling up. Dennis Paisley concentrates on follow up. Mr. Riddle grinning on outcome of the match. Andy I achat cool and calm no worries in the world. Greg Clark and Mark Glaser sure of the win. Jim May up for the net ball. Ricky Campbell runs back for swing. Mike McKosky keeps on his toes for this play. Christer Wissing stretches for the ball. We Gave Iowa A Try This spring, West Carrollton’s theatre department took us from the intriguing and suspenseful fall play “DRA-CULA”, to the musical comedy, “THE MUSIC MAN”, directed by Tom Patterson and Monica Kintigh. The music and laughter was a great way to herald the coming of spring. Musical 97 CAST TRAVELING SALESMEN: C. David Bowman, Jesse Burchett, Greg Darnell, Matt Fleischman, Craig McQuilkin, Phil Palcic CHARLIE COWELL: Scott Ripley; CONDUCTOR: Tim Siegel; HAROLD HILL: Dave Heckert; MAYOR SHINN; Mark DeLong; EWART DUNLOP: Keith Novesl; OLIVER HIX: Jeff Carmack; JACEY SQUIRES: Bob Aldridge; OLIN BRITT: Dave Pugliano; MARCELLUS WASHBURN: Chuck W illiamson; TOMMY DJILAS: Dave Winn; MARION PAROO: Alice H. Ripley; MRS. PAROO: Martha Ford; AMARYLLIS: Greta Goodman; WIN-THROP PAROO: Todd Carter; EULALIE MACKECKNIE SHINN: Vicki Hook; ZANEETA SHINN: Michelle Moore; GRACIE SHINN: Stephanie McQuilkin; ALMA HIX: Laurie Schneider; MAUD DUNLOP: Suzanne Glass; ETHEL TOFFELMEIER: Shirley Crabtree; MRS. SQUIRES: Linda Calloway; CONSTABLE LOCKE: Mike Leonard; RIVER CITY TOWNSPEOPLE AND KIDS: Jim Ahlquist; Amy Allen; Colleen Baker; Dodie Burnsides; Sherri Corey; Cheryl Cornett; Kathy DaPolito; Heidi Harbeck; Marci Howard; Cheryl Koehnen; Lisa Koenig; Elaine Lancaster; Bo Martin; Lori Martin; Lori Mays; Anne Mitchell; Phil Penrod; Melissa Ramsey; Julie Rodgers; Melissa Urschel. Elections 99 The Voting Process Top left: What goes up must come down, right Mary? Top right: Rhonda, are you being serious? Bottom left: Poor Donna — we were experiencing difficulty; the problem was not in your set. Middle: Tell it like it is, Todd! Bottom right: You’re right, Kathy Hignite, they do deserve applause. This page: Kind of reminds you of death row, huh? The halls of WCHS never looked so decorative. Bottom left: “On the lighter side,” says Jeff. Bottom center: “Now on the other hand;” Right, Steve! Bottom right: Amy takes a deep breath before she begins her speech. The Sword Is Passed Enchanted Gardens May 9 B Prom ,, % 1980 Jon Barhorst dancing with his favorite teacher, Mrs. Reed. I believe it’s John Travolta; no it’s Mr. Fowler with his lovely date. Don Overstreet and Julie Ireland, Jeff Fletcher and Becky Baker enjoy Prom. Scott Taylor and Linda Figgins, Stan Van Scyoc and Karen Hendrickson chatting together. Greg Hurley and Lisa Gibbons posing in the Enchanted Gardens. Jeff Carmack and Stephanie McQuilkin having a good time. Greg Wilcox and Jeanne Hecker take a stroll in the Enchanted Gardens. Laura Bissett, Tim Wyatt, Alice Ripley, and Andrea Leonard take a break from the dancing floor. Larry Melzoni and Becky Werner, “My what a lovely couple.” jaSuo'i Prom 103 v . y rl A I The Bob Gray Orchestra plays longer and longer; Mr. and Mrs. Pack dance to the music; The duo of Dennis and Debbie also liuoy the evening; Even the refreshment servers are all smiles; All is fan and games at the faculty table; Jeff Henry and date, Mike Leonard and;� Kathy Bishop side up for a wonderful evening; Doug Trimbl and date become enchanted at Prom; Lisa Koenig and friend Dave enjoy the gardens; Bultmans boogie tojthe beat! Boom Boom — the animals do the Gator and out go the lights! Time Out Spring is here and so are the refreshing breaks from class known as the spring assemblies. In the two assemblies this spring, the seniors had one last chance to show off their talents and an honored few were inducted into National Honor Society. Scott Schwab sings about the life of a good old country boy. Rick Jordan gets down to some serious pickin’. A barber shop quartet WCHS style. Vic Stuckey and Sandy Ellingson sing about a lost love. Sid Frankson really gets into his music. Jeff Fogt, can you say Mr. Rodgers? The latest thing in Carroll-tones: Marc Hardin, Rick Jordan, Eric Huber, Scott Ripley, Jeff Fogt, Mike Leonard, and Phil Palcic. Two of Charlie’s Angels, Amy Eiken and Nicki Nye await their next assignment. Mark DeLong shows us his style of yoga. Some of the gang from Gilligan’s Island. Andrea Wickline, Sherry Beals, Linda Goep-ferich, and Kelly Wheeler find out what terrible disease Missy Spears is suffering from. Spring Assemblies 105 People’s Choice 1. Joanne Powell — Everybody’s Buddy Dave Pugliano — Everybody’s Buddy 2. Dave Heckert — Most Likely to Succeed, Best Leader, Most Preppie, Bewitching Eyes Suzanne Glass — Most Likely to Succeed 3. Mike Leonard — Most Studious, Most Serious Margaret Hamilton — Most Studious, 4. Rick Jordan — Most Talented, Person Behind the Scenes Laurie Schneider — Most Talented Vic Stuckey — Person Behind the Scenes 5. Jennifer Burneson — Quietest Matt Fleischman — Quietest, Most Creative 6. Kerri Olt — Most School Spirit, Best Leader Marc Hardin — Most School Spirit, Most Outgoing, Most Active Larynx 7. Jeff Pierce — Darlingest Dimples Denise Shiveley — Darlingest Dimples 1. Laura Bissett — Biggest Redneck, Biggest Goof-off Scott Pauley — Biggest Redneck, Worst Driver Lynn LeBu — Worst Driver 2. 'Monna Woods — Most Active Larynx Greg Isaacs — Most Sophisticated 3. Lynne Mott — Most Outgoing Tresa Smith — Biggest Flirt Sam Henry — Biggest Ham Cathy McClain — Bewitching Eyes 4. Leslie Buirley — Best Athlete Doug Compton — Best Athlete, Cutest Couple Beth Fox — Cutest Couple, Most Sophisticated 5. Mrs. Skelly — Favorite Teachers Mr. McCollum — Favorite Teachers Scott Ripley — Teacher’s Pet, Biggest Ham, Biggest Flirt Colleen Baker — Teacher’s Pet 6. Marcia Stone — Most Contagious Laugh Shelly Lakins — Most Appealing Smile Mike Fine — Most Contagious Laugh Gina Marzocco — Most Appealing Smile Craig McQuilkin — Most Appealing Smile, Biggest Goof-off 7. John Hearne — Biggest Appetite Patsy Carl — Biggest Appetite Staff 109 Ken McCollum — advisor Kerri Olt — managing editor Denise Shiveley — business editor Eric Huber — photography editor 1980 Piratan Staff Colleen Baker Micky Brady Carolyn Galbraith Theresa Gonzalez Dave Heckert Shelly Lakins Kathy Maley Craig McQuilkin Roberta Phillips Tracy Reiber Jane Bond Lynette Engle Suzanne Glass Marc Hardin Vicki Hook Cathy Lynch Gina Marzocco Lynne Mott Joanne Powell Laurie Schneider Our warmest and sincerest thanks to: Rodericke Huemmer, for his football photographs, Charles Miller, our yearbook representative, Easterling Studios, for their photographic excellence, Neil Bailey, for his artistic creativity, Mary Wackerman, for her typing, Mark Bashore and Bob Kling, for their drawings, Mr. McCollum, for being an excellent advisor, and a special thanks to the staff, for without their help, this yearbook would not be possible. And, of course, our thanks to you. Office Aides Guidance Aides Cathy Lynch, Patsy Carl, Kim Dougherty, Rhonda Smith, Jackie Henry, Sherry Corey, Debbie Sercu, Cheri Griesmeyer, Secretary Rita Blackburn Main Office, Clinic Aides Row 1: Pam Kottman, Secretary Mary Wacker-man, Micky Brady, Karen Bryant Row 2: Tim Johnson, Gregg Wilcox, Cathy Werley, Renee Kelley, Rhonda Chapman, Doug Sibert, Alice Ripley, Elaine Lancaster, Pam Collins, Lisa Neal, Jill Mullins Clubs 111 100’s And 200’s Aides Frank Maus, Diane Munsey, Vicki Stuckey, Andrea Wickline, Sandy Ellingson, Lori Howe, Theresa Gonzalez, Kathy Maley, Barb Hensley, Kathy Hignite, Phyllis Wessendorf, Lynette Engle, Roberta Phillips, Pat Moore, Secretary Lois Whitehead Library Aides Stack 1: Kim Spicker, Patty McKenzie, Genevieve Wright, Chris Rambo Stack 2: Gregg Wilcox, Martha Ford, Mark De-Long, Joanne Hase, Sandy Johnson Stack 3: Chris Damron, Gretchen Wright, Edith Mueller, Sherry Baker Foreign Affairs French Club Row 1: Lori Fearn, Secretary; Dave Bowman, President; Jackie Polk, Vice President; Kevin Clay, Treasurer Row 2: Mike Palcic, Kathy Stone, Yvonne DeBoer, Anne Kohl, Heather Dippel, Jodi Fox, Debbie Sims Row 3: Mr. Aultz, Todd Carter, Jeff Welsh, Joan Collins, Tina Dear-baugh, Debbie Hanselman, Diane Krohe, Kathy Bishop, Leigh Winstead, Michelle Hedrick, Bob Mott, Sherry Baker, Kathy DePolito ISC Row 1: Jennifer Burneson, Lisa Cox, Tina Dear-baugh. Beth Briggs Row 2: Mrs. Bommarito, Karen Pugh, David Bowman, Amy Allen, Martha Ford Clubs 113 German Club Row 1: Edith Mueller, Amy Allen, Linda Calloway, Keith Novesl, Ronna Hanayik, Cathy Werley Row 2: Beth Briggs, Scott Blau, Karen Pugh, Jim Snell, Tracie Steffen Row 3: Genevieve Wright, Belinda Harris, Tina Dearbaugh, Greg Hale, Robb Schikner, Bill Buirley, Barry Bunn, Dan Brashear, Michelle Moore Spanish Club Row 1: Mrs. Gleason, President, Doug Sibert, Treasurer, Abby Cox Row 2: Lori Holman, Lynne Stine, Daun Walker, Jenny Powell Row 3: Kevin Branden, Missy Spears, Missy Ramsey, Bill Lowry, Doug Thoma, Walt Fugate Communications Sketches Row 1: Mrs. Williams, Matt Fleischman, Dave Bowman, Jennifer Burneson Row 2: Margaret Hamilton, Vicki Hook, Mark De Long, Tina Dear-baugh Speech Kevin Clay, Joan Collins, Scott Taylor, Mike Leonard, Dave Heckert, Vicki Collins, Martha Ford, Jeff Fogt, Lori Fearn, Linda Calloway, Mark Bashore, Doug Sibert, Mark De Long, Cathy Werley, Sandy Johnson, Karen Dilley, Vicki Stuckey, Barb Hensley, Mr. Campbell, Anne Mitchell Pomp And Circumstance Underclassmen reflected their feelings for the upperclassmen as they caught their first glimpse of the seniors in their caps and gowns and were moved to a standing ovation during the honors assembly on May 29. Awards presented were: Martha Dean Award Patty Thacker Dayton Bar Association Citizenship Award Jerry Wessling Tom Combs Memorial Award Phil Palcic Outstanding Senior Girl Kerri Olt Outstanding Senior Boy Rick Jordan Mrs. Moore presents a surprised Patty Thacker the Martha Dean award. Bridget Zennie thoughtfully remembers the past. A tearful Joanne Powell receives special recognition in Home Ecomonics. Newsdimen-sions editorial board receives their gifts. Christer Wissing giving Sweden’s flag to Mr. Pack. The new Student Body President, Bob Mott, accepting his new position. Dave Heckert sketches Matt Fleisch-man’s mind with a plaque. Admiring his Tom Combs award, Phil Palcic accepts it graciously. A speechless Doug Sibert receives his outstanding speech award. Mike Leonard receives outstanding math honors from Mr. Bultman. Cathy Lynch not wanting to say good-bye. The class reflects back on their years at West Carrollton, while they sing the “Alma Mater”. The new class President Rhonda Chapman shares her love for the seniors and her devotion to the juniors. Kerri Olt Piratan’s 1980 Most Outstanding Senior Girl Kerri Olt was really an outstanding senior girl. Her Sophomore year she was in Drama Club, and she was a Senator for her class. During her Junior year she was Vice-President of the German Club, Junior class Vice-President, a Speech team member, Basketball trainer, and a Delegate to Buckeye Girls’ State. Kerri’s Senior year, she was Newsdimensions Class Representative, an Office Aide, Senior Class President, and a Homecoming Attendant. She was in ERA all three years of high school, a track Statistician and trainer for three years, Student Council for three years, and was elected to National Honor Society her Junior year. Kerri was on the staff of the Piratan for two years and was Managing Editor her Senior year. She was also a Football trainer. Rick Jordan 119 Piratan’s 1980 Most Outstanding Senior Boy “You guys really surprised me,” said an elated Rick Jordan after he learned that he was the recipient of Piratan’s 1980 Most Outstanding Senior Boy Award. Rick was very active in the media throughout high school as he was a member of the school newspaper staff his junior year and a member of the school’s radio station WCOH all of his high school years. During his junior and senior years, Rick worked on the morning announcements and was WCOH’s Station Manager. Rick was also a member of French Club, National Honor Society, Physics Club, Amateur Radio, and the Education Recognition Association. In addition, Rick was the host of the N.H.S. and Gong Show assemblies his senior year. Furthermore, Rick was also very active in the community serving as WFCJ’s Chief Engineer and playing piano and banjo for Moraine Heights Baptist Church. Lead On Softly, Lord Baccalaureate ... a time for reflection, emotions, and anxiety. This year’s Baccalaureate was again led by Rev. Bob McQuilkin, Vic Stuckey presented the Invocation and Denise Shiveley closed the program with the Benediction. The choir sang two songs: “Lead On Softly, Lord”, which was directed by Mr. Tom Patterson, and “Old Irish Blessing”, which was directed by Scott Ripley. Baccalaureate 121 The pensive faces of the soon-to-be graduates. Vic Stuckey giving the Invocation at Baccalaureate. Rev. McQuilkin addressing the class of ’80. Denise Shiveley closes the service with a meaningful prayer. Seniors — during a prayer — each thinking their own thought. Dave Bowman marches to his assigned seat. Sandy Ellingson listens intently to the sermon. Scott Ripley trying to keep the choir together with his conducting debut. Pam Conley helping a friend out. The memories of the past three years are in every Senior’s mind tonight. Today Is The First Day This is it, June 2, 1980. Kerri Olt leads her fellow seniors to the beginning of their futures. Lynne Mott speaks to her classmates about where they go from here. Graduate Jeff Bradshaw, a prayer for the future. Don’t fret Lori Howe, it’s almost over. Penny Steinbrunner thinks about life after graduation. While Dave Heckert lets it all fall into place, Lori Martin and Denise Shiveley examine their diplomas. A turn of the tassle, an end to twelve long years. Mr. Huffman shares his fond memories of the class of 1980. Senior orchestra members last performance for their classmates. Sherri Corey receives her long awaited diploma. Monday, June 2, 1980, the day the much loved seniors of West Carrollton High graduated from the school that had been home to them for the past three years and began their journey into the adult world. The ceremony itself was highlighted with speeches from Suzanne Glass — “The Metamorphosis”, Lynne' Mott — “Wherever You Are Going, You’ve Got To Start Wherever You Are”, Dave Heckert — “Remembering”, and Kerri Olt — “A Step To The Future”. Of The Rest Of Your Life Stan VanScyoc and Jim Casper discuss the events of graduation night. Small talk between graduates. Christer Wissing, Loren McLaughlin, and Scott Shoemaker are glad it is almost over. Marc Hardin, dumbfounded when surrounded by girls. Mr. Pack’s last words to the seniors. The journey begins for the class of 1980. Graduates await the final moment. A happy Sherry Beals receives her diploma from Mrs. Mann. Andy Lachat joins the class in prayer. Eric Huber — a proud graduate. The graduating class of 1980. Robin Scheffler and Dave Winn, two friends, say good-bye. Graduation 125 aidoad 'Sjuapisajd aqi HV Dianna Adams Susan Adams Delmus Allen Tonya Allred Teresa Amsler Ronnie Anderson Maria Anspach Lorena Arango Kevin Audia Colleen Baker Sherry Baker Donna Ballard Rob Banks Jon Barhorst Georgianne Bates Chris Bauer Sherry Beals Paul Beardsley Valerie Bell Laura Bissett Seniors 129 Jeff Bradshaw Micky Brady Dano Brashear Penny Brown Sandy Brown Karen Bryant Juli Buck Tina Butler Leslie Buirley Linda Calloway Cinda Cantrell I' ' ''?. v'W vJrsZ a . . Patsy Carl Viv Carmack Jesse Burchett Jennifer Burneson Tom Bush 130 Seniors Melanie Daley Tami Davidson Brad Davis Eric Davis Tina Dearbaugh W®jf Carrollton Senior High School Library Seniors 131 Todd Dearth Debbie Deisher Mark DeLong Debbie Dempster Donna Denney Dave Derringer Sandy DeVilbiss Monica Donovan Kim Dougherty Colleen Dugan Jerry Dunn Dave Durkin Amy Eiken Sandy Ellingson Cindy Elmore Ron Elter 132 Seniors Terry Fannin Linda Fath Bob Feagans Mike Fine Mike Fleenor Matt Fleischman Jeff Fogt Mickey Fornes Linda Fowler Angel Fox Beth Fox Caron Franks Sid Frankson Carolyn Galbraith Chris Gibson Brian Gilbert Jenny Gilbert Toni Gillum Suzanne Glass Linda Goepferich Theresa Gonzalez Eric Gough Tonya Grant Paul Greason Seniors 133 Craig Green Cheri Griesmeyer Gail Grow Greg Hale Greg Hall Margaret Hamilton Diana Hanayik Angela Harbin Marc Hardin Patty Harris Rick Harville Sheryl Hawk Brion Haynes David Hays Roger Hazel John Hearne Dave Heckert Jackie Henry Jeff Henry Saundra Henry 134 Seniors Barbara Hensley Dennis Hickman Kathy Hodgson Keith Holbrook Cindy Hollon Tina Homan Amy Hommel Vicki Hook Margaret Hoover Marci Howard Lori Howe Eric Huber Drew Huesman Kevin Ingledue Julie Ireland Rick Jordan Seniors 135 Greg Isaacs Donna Jacob Dewayne Jarvis Fred Johnson Dave Lake Shelly Lakins Luria Lamb Sharon Lange Lynn LeBu V Gary LeGate Mike Leonard Pam Libecap Mike Link Mike Logan 136 Seniors Greg Kelly Renee Kelley Doug Kershner Lisa King Lisa Koenig Pam Kottman Andy Lachat Mary Lainhart Judy Kastle Mark Kinner RaeAnn Logan Jane Luttrell Ken Luzius Cathy Lynch Terry MacDuff Kathleen Maley Claudia Mann Sherri Manning Greg Marsh Lori Martin Sue Martin Gina Marzocco Debra Matheny Mary Maxwell James May Barry Mays Cathy McClain Greg McClain Gary McCullough Tony McCullough Seniore 137 Teresa McDaniel Brian McDonald Mike McGuire Twila McIntosh Patty McKenzie Doug McKinley Jeff McKinley Loren McLaughlin Sheryl Middleton Gigi Miller Lisa Miller Paige Miller Layne Mitchell Michelle Moore Roger Morris Dave Morter Lynne Mott Barb Nagel Carol Newman Carol Newman 138 Seniors Tamara Nicely Tim Nicely Kay Norman Nicki Nye Danny O’Brien Kerri Olt David Ooten William Otto Don Overstreet Ron Page Phil Palcic Mona Parks Tracey Parks Sharon Patterson Scott Pauley Scott Peterson Seniors 139 Rae Payne John Penn Dick Penrod Becky Perkins Lisa Petrokas Mike Phillabaum Roberta Phillips Jeff Pierce Sheila Potter Joanne Powell Linda Pratt Greg Profitt Dave Pugliano Ron Quillen Kevin Rhodes Dawn Richards Greg Rickey Chuck Riegel Lois Robinett 140 Seniors Angi Rogers Jeff Rose Mike Rose Shelly Rose Robert Rust Doug Sanders Gabe Schab Laurie Schneider Mark Schockman Annette Sellars Debbie Shutz Doug Sibert Carla Smith Charlie Smith Cheryl Smith Seniors 141 Greg Smith Lisa Smith Randy Smith Rhonda Smith Tresa Smith Monica Sonterre Jeff Soter Mike Soter Bob Spahr Missy Spears Vickie Sprowl Greg Stanley Penny Steinbrunner Steve Steineman Alan Stone Marcia Stone Roger Stringer Vic Stuckey Deanna Swango Dave Talmage 142 Seniors Rhonda Tamplin Patty Thacker Todd Thoma Diane Thompson Rex Thompson Kraig Tomlinson Margaret Toth Doug Trimble Andy Van Machelle Vance Julie Wade Robin Wagner Barb Walther Jeff Warner Kelly Wheeler Seniors 143 Ed Wiley Donna Wilkins Chuck Williamson Mike Wilson Judy Wilson Dave Winn Tom Winter Christer Wissing Amy Wolff Monna Woods Gretchen Wright Karen Wright Jeff Young Bridget Zennie Class of ’80 144 Seniors “Farewell to you and the yout • have spent with you. It was But , yesterday we metric a dream. You • have sung to me in my alonqpess, and I of your longings have built a . '' I • tower in the sky. But now our (sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The ( noontide is upon ifs and our half | waking has turned to fuller day,' iand we must part. If in the twilight of memory ri|f|should meet once more, we shall speak again I together and you sh JJ sing to m a deeper song. And .-if our hands ■ should meet in anotl r dre pi we f ■ shall build anotheffower in thfc ■ sky.” I— Kahlil Gibran Jjffe Class Of “80” BAKER, COLLEEN French Club 1; Office Aide 2; Drama Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; NHS 2, 3; Log Staff 3; Choir 3; Chosen Few 3; Orchestra 1; Ski Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Tennis 2; Track Stat. 1,3; Piratan Staff 3; Musicals 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Treasurer 3 BAKER, SHERRI French Club 3; Library Aide 3; ERA 2, 3 BARHORST, JON French Club 2; Sketches of the Mind Staff 3; NHS 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Day-Oh Skiing Team 2, 3 BEALS, SHERRY German Club 1; Office Aide 1; NHS 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2; Musical 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 BELL, VALERIE Office Aide 2; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 2, 3; Log Staff 2; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3 Capt.; ERA 3 BISSETT, LAURA Office Aide 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Log Staff 1,2; Ski Club 2,3; Soccer 2; Softball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3 BLAU,SCOTT German Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Log Staff 1; Chosen Few 2; Musical 1; German Soccer Club 2 BOND, ANNE COE 3; Junior Achievement 3; Piratan Staff 2; Powder Puff 2; Homecoming Court 1 BOWMAN, DAVID French Club 1, 2, 3 President; NHS 2, 3; Sketches of the Mind Staff 2, 3 Co-Editor; Orchestra 1, 2,3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Musicals 2,3; Sociology Club 2; Fall Play 3; Christmas Play 3 BRADY, MICKY Office Aide 1, 2, 3; Piratan Staff 3; Powder Puff 1, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 BRASHEAR, DANO German Club 3; Drama Club 1; Varsity Club 3; Choir 1; Chosen Few 2,3; Ski CLub 3; Soccer 2, 3; German Soccer Club 3 BROWN, SANDRA COE 3 BRYANT, KAREN Office Aide 2, 3; ERA I, 2, 3 BUIRLEY, LESLIE NHS 3; Basketball I, 2, 3 Capt.; ERA 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Softball 3; Powder Puff 2, 3 BURCHETT, JESSE Varsity Club 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Tennis 3; Soccer 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Powder Puff Coach 2, 3; Musicals 3 BURNESON, JENNY French Club 1,2,3; AFS 1,2,3; Sketches of the Mind Staff 3; NHS 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Musicals 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 BUSH, TOM Junior Achievement 3; Ski Club 1; Baseball I; Football 2; Cross Country 1; Intramurals 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 CALLOWAY, LINDA German Club 1, 3 Treasurer; Drama Club 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; Chosen Few 3; Speech Team 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2; Musicals 1, 3 CARL, PATSY German Club 1; Office Aide 3; Log Staff 2; Carrolltones 2, 3; Track 1; ERA 3 CLARK, ANN Office Aide 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Carrolltones 2, 3; Powder Puff 1, 2; ERA 2 CLICK, ERIN Office Aide 1; Cheerleader 2; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3 COMPTON, DOUG Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3 President; Radio 2,3; Basketball 1,3; Football 1, 2, 3 Captain; Morning Announcements 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3 CONLEY, PAM COE 3; Junior Achievement 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 CUMMINS, MARY COE 3 Treasurer; Junior Achievement 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Musicals 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 COREY, SHERRI French Club 1; Office Aide 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Student Council 3; Junior Achievement 3; Band 1, 2, 3 President; Pep Band 1, 2; Musicals 3 DALEY, MELANIE Mock Wedding 3 DAVIDSON, TAMI Drama 1, 2; Log Staff 2 DEARTH, TODD Junior Achievement 2, 3; Ski Club 1; Bowling 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Intramurals 2, 3; Powder Puff Coach 2; ERA 1 DEARBAUGH, TINA French Club 2, 3; German Club 3; AFS 1, 2, 3 President; Sketches of the Mind Staff 3; Student Council 3; Ski CLub 1; German Soccer Club 3 DEISHER, DEBBIE Student Council Secretary 1, 2; ERA 1; Powder Puff 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3; Band 1; Carrolltones 2, 3 DELONG, MARK German Club 1; Library Aide 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2,3; Sketches of the Mind Staff 1, 3; NHS 2, 3; Speech Team 1, 3; Musicals 3; ERA I, 2, 3; Plays 1, 2, 3 DEMPSTER, DEBBIE Office Aide 1, 2, 3; Morning Announcements 3; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3 EIKEN, AMY Varsity Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Log Staff 3 Feature Editor; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Musicals 2,3; ERA 1,2, 3 ELLINGSON, SANDY Office Aide 3; Chosen Few 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Carrolltones 2, 3; Flag Corps 1; Powder Puff 3 FEAGANS, BOB Orchestra 1; Bowling 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2; Powder Puff Band 2, 3; ERA 2 FINE, MIKE Spanish Club 3; Varsity Club 3; ERA 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Captain; Junior Achievement 3 FLEENOR, MIKE Log Staff 3; Radio 3; Band 1, 2; Track 2 FLEISCHMAN, MATT Sketches of the Mind Staff 2, 3 Co-Editor; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 3; NHS 3; Orchestra 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Musicals 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3 FOGT, JEFF Varsity Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 3; Speech Team 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 2, 3; Powder Puff 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Musicals 3; Pep Band 1, 2,3; Band 1,2,3 FOX, BETH Office Aide 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; NHS 2,3; Band 1, 2, 3; Carrolltones 1, 2 Captain, 3; Powder Puff 1; ERA 1, 2, 3 GALBRAITH, CAROLYN Drama Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Plays 1, 2; Powder Puff 1; Piratan Staff 3; Track 1, 2, Stat. 3; Carrolltones 2, 3; Ski Club I, 2, 3; Radio 3 GILBERT, BRIAN Junior Achievement 3; ERA 3 GILBERT, JENNY COE 3; Office Aide 1, 2; Student Council 3; Junior Achievement 3; Ski Club 1; Carrolltones 1,2; Powder Puff 1, 2; Football Ballet Our Footprints Left In The Sand Will Never Senior Index 147 Coach 2 2, 3; Speech Team 3; Radio 2, 3; Bowling 1; Plays 1, 2, 3; Morning Announcements 2, 3; Carrolltones 1, 2, 3 GLASS, SUZANNE Track 1; Piratan Staff 3; Musicals 1, 2, 3 KOENIG, LISA French Club 1, Drama Club 1, 2,3 Treasur- Office Aide 1; Choir 2, 3; Chosen Few 3; er; Student Council 3; NHS 2, 3 Vice-Presi- HENRY, JACKIE Musicals 3; ERA 2 dent; Log Staff 3 Feature Editor; Choir 1,2, Office Aide 1, 2, 3; Choir 1; Cheerleader 3; 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Chosen Few 2, 3; Radio 2; Powder Puff 1, 2 KOTTMAN, PAM Band 2; Flag Corps 1, 2; Piratan Staff 3; Office Aide 3; NHS 2, 3; Choir 1; Chosen Musicals 2, 3; Senior Class Senator HENRY, SAM Ski Club 2; Cheerleader 1, 2; Carrolltones Few 2; Powder Puff 1; ERA 1, 2, 3 GOEPFERICH, LINDA 3; Homecoming Court 2, 3 LAINHART, MARY NHS 3; Choir 1; Orchestra 1; Band 1, 2, 3; OWE 1, 2, 3; YEP Secretary 1, 2, 3 Volleyball Stat. 1; Pep Band 1, 2; Rifles 2; HENSLEY, BARB ERA 1, 2, 3 Office Aide 3; Student Council 2 Treasurer; LAKINS, SHELLY Speech Team 2, 3; Radio 3; Band 1, 2; Sketches of the Mind Staff 2, 3; Varsity GONZALEZ, THERESA Musicals 1; ERA 1 Club 3; Ski Club 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Spanish Club 1; Office Aide 3; Drama Club Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Piratan 1; NHS 3; Log Staff 2; Radio 2; Rifles 2; HICKMAN, DENNIS Staff 3; Powder Puff 3; Homecoming Court Track 1; Piratan Staff 3; Wrestlerette 2; ERA 1, 2, 3; Wrestling Stat. 3 JVS 2 1, 2; Homecoming Queen 3 HODGSON. KATHY LANGE, SHARON GOUGH, ERIC FTA 1, 2, 3 President; NHS 2, 3; Powder Drama Club 1; Choir 1; Chosen Few 1; Chosen Few 1; Wrestling 3 Puff 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 Bowling 1; Carrolltones 2, 3; Field Hockey 1; Cross Country Stat. 3; Wrestlerette 3; GRIESMEYER, CHERI HOMMEL, AMY Powder Puff 1 Office Aide 3; NHS 2, 3; Speech Team 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3 Vice President; Band 1; Band 1; ERA 1, 2, 3 Carrolltones 1, 2 Lt., 3 Captain LEBU, LYNN Office Aide 3; Drama Club 2; Choir 1; Ski HALE, GREG HOOK, VICKI Club 3; Carrolltones 3; ERA 1, 2; Powder Speech Team 2, 3; Bowling 1; Chess Club 3; French Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Sketch- Puff 3; Track 1, 2 German Soccer Club 3; Intramurals 3; es of the Mind Staff 3; ERA 1, 2,3; Student Football 2, 3 Council 3; NHS 2, 3; Log Staff 2, 3 Manag- LEGATE, GARY ing Editor; Choir 1, 2, 3; Chosen Few 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Football HAMILTON, MARGARET Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Track 1; 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3 French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1; NHS 2, 3; Piratan Staff 3; Musicals 2, 3; Plays 2, 3 Log Staff 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Musicals 2, 3; LEONARD, MIKE ERA 1, 2, 3 HOWARD, MARCI Cross Country 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain; Track 1, German Club 1, 2; FTA 1, 2, 3; ERA 1; 2, 3; Musicals 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Sociology HARDIN, MARC Office Aide 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Stu- Club 2; FTA 3; Varsity Club 2, 3 President; Drama Club 3; Student Council 2 Senator; dent Council 3; Varsity Club 3; Choir 1; NHS 2, 3; Speech Team 3; Powder Puff 3 3 Vice-President; Log Staff 2 Assistant Chosen Few 2, 3; Radio 3; Track 2; Wrest- Feature Editor, 3 Sports Editor; Radio 2, 3; lerette 2, 3; Musicals 2, 3 LIBECAP, PAM School Mascot 3; NHS 2, 3; Morning An- German Club 1; Office Aide 3; Junior nouncements 2, 3; Track 2; Piratan Staff 3; HOWE, LORI Achievement 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Rifles 2; Ma- ERA 1, 2, 3; Intramurals I, 2; Powder Puff Office Aide 3; Choir 3; Powder Puff 3; ERA jorette 1, Feature Twirler 3; Wrestling Stat. 2,3 1 3; Wrestlerette 2 HARRIS, PATTY HUBER, ERIC LINK. MIKE German Club 1; Library Aide 3; AFS 1, 2; French Club 1; Student Council 3; NHS 2, Junior Achievement 3; Football 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Musicals 3 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Speech Team 2; Ski Club 3; Track 1; ERA 1, 2, 3; Musicals 2, 3; LOGAN, MIKE HAWK, SHERYL German Club 1, 2; NHS 3; Orchestra 1, 2,3; Piratan Staff 2, 3 Basketball 1; Intramurals 3 Basketball 2, Stat. 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; German JACOB, DONNA LOGAN, RAE ANN Soccer Club 3; Musicals 2, 3 Ski Club 2; Piratan Staff 2, 3 German Club 1; Drama Club 1; NHS 3; Speech Team 2, 3 Treasurer; Band 1, 2, 3; HAYNES, BRION JORDAN, RICK ERA 1, 2, 3 Wrestling 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; JVS Student French Club 1; NHS 2, 3; Log Staff 2; Ra- 2,3 dio 2, 3 Station Manager; ERA 1, 2, 3; LYNCH, CATHY Physics Club 2; Morning Announcements German Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Student HEARNE, JOHN 2, 3 Student Director Council 2; Choir 1; Chosen Few 2, 3; Pira- Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 3; Soccer 2, 3; tan Staff 3; Powder Puff 1 Intramurals 3 KELLEY, RENEE Office Aide 3; Band 2; Basketball 2, 3; Vol- MALEY, KATHY HECKERT, DAVE leyball 2, 3 Office Aide 3; Ski Club 3; Band 1, 2; Soft- French Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Student ball 2, 3; Track 1; Piratan Staff 3 Council 2 Senator, 3 Student Body Presi- KING, LISA dent; Log Staff 2; Choir 1,2, 3; Chosen Few Office Aide 3; Drama Club 1; Choir 1, 2; MANN. CLAUDIA Be Washed Away By The Tides Or The Sea. Drama Club 1; Varsity Club 3 Treasurer; Orchestra 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1,2; Softball 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain; Musicals 1, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 MARTIN, LORI Drama Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Choir 1, 3; Orchestra 3; Speech Team 2; Band 1, 2,3; Pep Band 1, 2; Musicals 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 MARTIN, SUE Drama Club 1; Spanish Club 1; JVS 2 MARZOCCO, GINA French Club 1 Secretary; Choir 1; Chosen Few 2; Piratan Staff 3; ERA 1; Musicals 1; Stage Crew 1 MAY, JIM Tennis 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 MAYS, BARRY Varsity Club 3; Log Staff 2; Golf 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3 MCCLAIN, CATHY Office Aide 2; Band 1; Carrolltones 2, 3; Wrestling Stat. 1, 2; Homecoming Court 3 MCDANIEL, TERESA Drama Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Speech Team 2; Ski Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1; ERA L 2,3 MCDONALD, BRIAN ERA 1, 2, 3; National Arm Wrestler 3 MCGUIRE, MIKE Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; ERA 2 MCKENZIE, PATTY Office Aide 2, 3; Library Aide 3; Varsity Club 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2 MCKINLEY, DOUG Ski Club 3; Bowling 1 MCKINLEY, JEFF Student Council 3; NHS 2, 3 Pres.; Ski Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Major 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Musicals 3 MIDDLETON,SHERYL COE 3; Library Aide 1; Track I, 2; Powder Puff 1; Junior Achievement 3 MOORE, MICHELLE Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Choir I, 2, 3; Chosen Few 2, 3; Speech Team 3; Flag Corps 1, 2; Musicals 1,2,3; Drum Major 3; Plays 1,2,3 MOTT, LYNNE Sketches of the Mind Staff 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Student Council Treasurer 3; Senior Class Senator; Pirate Mascot 3; Homecoming Court 3; Track 1, 2,3 Captain; Volleyball 1, 2; Band 1; Cheerleader 3; Speech Team 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3; Piratan Staff 3 NAGEL, BARB Student Council 2; NHS 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Football Trainer 2, 3; Band 1; Cross Country 1; Track 1; Junior Achievement 3 NEWMAN, CAROL E. Office Aide 1, 2, 3; ERA 2, 3 NICELY, TAMMY NICELY, TIM Baseball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3 NORMAN, KAY COE 3; Junior Achievement 2, 3 NYE, NICKI Student Council 3; Varsity Club 2, 3 Vice-President; NHS 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3 Captain; Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Captain; Basketball 1, 2, 3 OLT, KERRI German Club 1, 2 Vice-President; Office Aide 3; Drama Club 1; ERA 1, 2,3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Log Staff 3 Class Rep.; Speech Team 2; Basketball Trainer 2; Track Stat. and Trainer 1, 2, 3; Football Trainer 2, 3; Piratan Staff 2, 3 Managing Editor; Soph. Senator; Junior Vice-President; Senior Class President; Homecoming Court 3; Buckeye Girls State 2 PALCIC, PHIL Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Log Staff 3; Radio 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Intra-murals 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Musicals 3 PARKS, TRACEY Varsity Club 1, 2,3; Junior Achievement 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Softball 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 PAULEY, SCOTT Varsity Club 2, 3; Basketball 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Intramurals 1, 2 PETROKAS, LISA COE 3; French 1; Office Aide 3; AFS 1; Choir 2; Junior Achievement 3 PHILLIPS, ROBERTA Spanish Club 1,2; Office Aide 1,2,3; AFS 1 Treasurer; Drama Club 2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3 Secretary; NHS 2, 3; Carrolltones 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 Captain; Morning Announcements 3; Track 1, 2, 3 Captain; Piratan Staff 3; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Plays 2 POWELL, JOANNE Cheerleader 2; Piratan Staff 3; ERA 3; Powder Puff 2 PUGLIANO, DAVE Varsity Club 2, 3; Radio 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Musicals 3 REIBER, TRACY Varsity Club 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; ERA 2, 3; Chosen Few 2; Track I, 2, 3 Captain; Piratan Staff 3; Powder Puff 3 Captain RICKEY, GREG Radio 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1 RIPLEY, SCOTT Student Council 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Log Staff 1, 2 Managing Editor, 3; Choir 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3 President; Radio 3; Chosen Few 3; Football 1; ERA 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2,3 Co-Captain; Powder Puff Coach 3; Intramurals 1, 3; HAM Radio Club 3; Morning Announcements 3; Musicals 2, 3 ROSE, JEFF Varsity Club 3; Log Staff 2; ERA 1; Track 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3; Intramurals 3 ROSE, MIKE Log Staff 2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Intra-murals 2, 3 ROSE, SHELLY Log Staff 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Powder Puff 3; Carrolltones 1, 2, 3 Lt. SCHEFFLER, ROBIN Powder Puff 2, 3; ERA 1 SCHNEIDER, LAURIE French Club I, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Chosen Few 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Piratan Staff 3; Musicals 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 3; Plays 2, 3 SIMS, DEBI French Club 2; Log Staff 2; Choir 1; ERA 1, 3; Plays 1 SHIVELEY, DENISE Office Aide 1; Varsity Club 3; Cheerleader 2, 3 Captain; Powder Puff 1, 3; Piratan Staff 1, 2, 3 Business Editor SHOCKEY, MIKE Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1 SHOEMAKER, SCOTT Sketches of the Mind 3; Track 2 SMITH, CARLA COE 3; Junior Achievement 3; ERA 2 SMITH, CHERYL COE 3; Junior Achievement 3; ERA 2 SMITH, RHONDA Office Aide 2, 3; Choir 1 SMITH, TRESA Carrolltones 1, 2; Cheerleader 3; Powder Puff 2, 3 148 Senior Index . Class of ’80 SONTERRE, MONICA COE 3; Junior Achievement 3; ERA 2, 3; Office Aide 2 SPAHR, BOB Spanish Club 2; Office Aide 3; Clinic 2; Library Aide 2; Varsity Club 2, 3; Basketball 1,2; Morning Announcements 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3 SPEARS, MISSY Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; FTA 1; Office Aide 1; AFS 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Sketches of the Mind Staff 1; NHS 2, 3; Radio 2; Band 2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Stage Band 2,3; ERA 1, 2, 3 SPICKER, KIM Spanish Club 1, 2; Office Aide 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Softball 2; Field Hockey I, 2,3 STONE, ALAN Physics Club 3; Basketball 2, 3; Track 3; Intramurals 1 STONE, MARCIA Office Aide 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3; Choir 1; Band 1, 2; Powder Puff 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain; ERA 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3 Captain; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 3; Basketball Stat. 3 WHITMAN, TAMMY Varsity Club 3; Junior Achievement 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Wrest-lerette 2 WHITTED, LISA COE 3; Junior Achievement 2, 3 WICKLINE, ANDREA NHS 2, 3; Choir 1, Orchestra 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Pep Band 1,2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3 WILEY, ED NHS 3; Junior Achievement 3; ERA 1, 2,3; Golf 2, 3; Intramurals 3; Baseball 1 WILLIAMSON, CHUCK French Club 1; Drama Club 3; Choir 3; Chosen Few 3; Speech Team 2; Pep Band 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Musicals 3; Plays 3 WINN, DAVE Drama Club 2, 3; Log Staff 2, 3; Radio 3; Track 3 WINTER, TOM Football 2, 3; Intramurals 3 STUCKEY, VICKI Office Aide 3; Drama Club 1, 2; NHS 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Speech Team 3; Cheerleader 2, 3 SWANGO, DANA THOMA, TODD Basketball 2; Baseball 3; Intramurals 3 THOMPSON, DIANE German Club 1; Office Aide 3; NHS 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; ERA 1, 2, 3; Carrolltones 2, 3 Lt.; Junior Achievement 3; Powder Puff 1 VANSCYOC, STAN Orchestra 1, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2 VAUGHN, MICHELE Carrolltones 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Powder Puff 3 Captain VERSCHOORE, DAVE Log Staff 1, 2, 3; Physics Club 1, 2; Soccer 2 WALTHER, BARB German Club 1, 2, 3 Secretary; Plays 2, 3; German Soccer Club 1; Jazz Band 2; Musicals 2, 3; Pep Band 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Radio 3; Drama Club 1, 2,3; AFS 1; Office Aide 2, 3; Library Aide 3 WHEELER, KELLY Library Aide 3; NHS 3; Choir 1; ERA I, 2, WISSING, CHRISTER German Club 3; AFS 3; Varsity Club 3; Student Council 3; Speech Team 3; Ski Club 3; Radio 3; Soccer 3; NHS 3; Tennis 3; Morning Announcements 3; Track 3; Golf 3; German Soccer Club 3 WOODS, MONNA Office Aide 1, 2; Carrolltones 2, 3; Powder 1; ERA 1 WRIGHT, GRETCHEN German Club 1; Library Aide 1, 2,3; Varsity Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 3 YOUNG, JEFF Physics Club 3; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3 ZENNIE, BRIDGET Student Council 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3; Powder Puff 2, 3 JUNIORS The Junior League This past year, the Junior Class Officers organized two major money making projects. They sponsored the Family Feud assembly and a candy sale. The two activities combined made almost 1,000 dollars for the Junior Class. In October, the juniors received first place for their homecoming float. The juniors showed their spirit by decorating the junior lounge at Homecoming (receiving second place), and at Christmas. In the spring, the class organized several softball games and picnics. The junior officers played an important role in the Junior-Senior Prom. Throughout the year, these activities have brought the junior class closer together, and they are also looking forward to an outstanding senior year. The officers would like to thank their advisor, Peggy Aracri, for all of her help. The 1979-1980 junior class officers are: President — Rhonda Chapman, Vice-President — Mary Tracy, Secretary — Jenny Powell, Treasurer — Bridgett Zennie, Senators — Kevin Clay, Bob Mott, Patti Streisel, and Cathy Werley. Linda Adams Rod Adkins Bob Aldridge Margie Amburgey Rob Arnett Kim Bailey Daryl Barnes Scott Barnes Mark Bashore Patti Bennett Joey Biehn Jane Bond Lisa Bond Rod Bradshaw Jim Brenholdt Ed Brewer Brian Brodbeck Gloria Broomall Ix ri Brown Debbie Burnsides Jeff Carmack Jeff Carmack Phil Carroll Todd Carter Marie Castro Rhonda Chapman Chris Childers Charles Chinn Cindy Clark Debbie Clark Kevin Clay Mike Coggins Dan Collins Joan Collins Pam Collins Tammy Collins Tara Collins Vicki Collins Jill Conner Kris Cooper Abby Cox Shirley Crabtree Sandy Crane Kevin Cronenwett Juniors 153 Scott Daniel Carey Danielson Greg Darnell Daryl Davis Denny Davis Yvonne DeBoer Denise Dill Karen Dilley Angie Doepel Jim Dull Dee Bbright Denise Eby Jeff Elam Roesanna Elton Theresa England Lynette Engle Lori Fearn Karen Ferguson Robin Fields Linda Figgins Rick Fleenor Kathy Folan Martha Ford Julie Forsyth Jim Freeman Renee Fugareliz Debbie Fuller Susan Gebhart Lisa Gibbons Paige Ginn Sol Gomez John Gossett Mike Grant Brian Gruber Rob Hammock Chris Haney Mike Haney Carl Hansen Belinda Harris Jackie Hartzell Joanne Hase Doug Hatcher Todd Hatcher Michele Hedrick 154 Juniors Stu Heidkamp Karen Hendrickson Bruce Hochwalt Debbie Hodges Phil Hodgson Jerry Hoerner Kim Hopkins Dan Hotopp Lori Huber Jeff Huemmer Eddie Huffman Paul Hutchinson Kevin Ingledue Charley Isaac Lisa Jacobs Vince Janson Mike Jones Theresa Johnson Sandy Johnson Rob Jensen Paul Keller Brad Kinner Bob Kling Betty Knedler Anne Kohl Connie Koopman Lori Lakins Elaine Lancaster Wendy Langlois Dean Lautzenheiser Lori Luzius Bronda Manning Lisa Maynard Brad McClelland Kathy McClure Jeff McGuire Tom Mclntire Jay McKendree Kelly McMichael Holly McNabb Jeff McNabb Mike McSherry Larry Melzoni Teri Mislan Juniors 155 Barb Money Anita Moody Monica Morton Bob Mott Editb Mueller Paula Napier Lisa Neal Kim Nealeigh Kim Newburg Ellen Newport Mike Neyman Kristi Olt Chuck O’Reilly Ray Overholser Andy Page Dennis Paisley Mike Palcic Mark Parriman Tim Pauley Phil Penrod Tonya Peters Lars Peterson Cheryl Petrey Ted Petrey Lauren Pfeiffer Jackie Polk Jeff Potter Jenny Powell Michelle Pummill Jackie Putnam Teresa Rabold Chris Ram bo Todd Rhodes Shelby Richards Randy Richie Tina Riddlebarger Alice Ripley Rob Roddy Dave Sabrowski Robin Scheffler Pat Schweickart Chelley Seibert Debbie Sercu Dave Sheritt 156 Juniors Jill Shilt Mike Sibert Tim Siegel Yvette Simmons Tad Simpson Debi Sims Tim Sizemore Claudia Smith Craig Smith Debbie Smith Greg Smith Jodi Soller Stacy Speelman Tony Storer Patti Streisel Sallv Taliaferro Lenn Taulbee Scott Taylor Cyndee Thoma Tammy Tilton Mary Tracy Beth Troxell Steve Turley Rick Tuttle Rob Tyler Jean Tysseling Missy Urschel Mark VanScyoc Kathy Vickers John Ward Brian Warlaumont Roxanne Weikert Tammy Weller Jeff Welsh John Wendling Cathy W'erley Mike Wertz Phyllis Wessendorf Jerry Wessling Mike Wickert Lois Wilson Genevieve Wright Tim Wyatt Carol Yenser Juniors 157 158 Juniors Sophomore Sovereigns At the beginning of the year, the sophomores sold seat cushions as a money making project. In November, the sophomore class made 500 dollars selling magazine subscriptions. At homecoming, the sophomore float, “Candy-land”, took second place in the parade. The sophomore lounge was decorated at homecoming, at Christmas, and on Valentine’s Day. The sophomore officers also worked at the Junior-Senior Prom as servers. To end their year in office, and in appreciation to the sophomore class, the officers are planning a swimming party at West Carrollton pool this summer. The 1979-1980 sophomore class officers are: President — Michelle Zimmerman, Vice-President — Jayne Pendel-ton, Secretary — Andrea Leonard, Treasurer — Pam McSherry, Senators — Laura Bancroft, Cathy Hjelm, Cheryl Cornett, and Cathy Bishop. Mike Ackerman Mary Adams Tammy Adkins Jim Ahlquist Amy Allen Amy Allen Chuck Allred Neal Amburgey Debbie Baker Doug Baker Peggy Baker Laura Bancroft Michelle Barker Cherie Beard Keith Beardsley Mindy Becker Lee Beckman Dorothe Bennett Stefphane Berger Teri Bernauer Cathy Bishop Steve Blankenship Bob Bloom Kim Cunagin Denise Booth Chris Botting Kevin Braden Tammy Bradford Kathy Brandenburg Regena Branham Allison Brenner Beth Briggs Janet Bright Dave Broadus Barb Broerman Tim Brooks Debbie Brown Ginger Brown Kevin Brown Pam Broyles Paula Bryant Bill Buirley Barry Bunn Matt Burns Dodie Burnsides Steve Cahill Teresa Cantley Cindy Casper Tony Caupp Johnna Chester Linda Ciarlariello Greg Clark Steve Colgate Dan Collins Dennis Collins Donna Combs Sophomores 163 Eva Cook I eigh Cook Lisa Coomer Cheryl Cornett Lisa Cox Lori Cox Sam Cox Tami Coyle Lisa Crabill GiGi Craig Lisa Croy Greg Currie Chris Damron Stacy Daniel Kathy DaPolito Kathy Davis Heather Dipple Angie Domi Debbie Dues Fred Dunwoodie Tom Durkin Kob Eaton Mike Edwards Chad Eiken Jim Emmel Mark Evanoff Susan Evans Michael Faulkner Ron Fessenden Kim Filson Bob Finley Scott Fitzgerald Bill Fitzmartin Jodi Fox Jeff Fraley Jana Frank Scott Frederick David Friedan Ron Finfrock Walt Fugate Theresa Garrett Blake Gebhart Traci Gehrke Karen Gengler 164 Sophomores Janine Gilbert Gary Giles Mark Glaser Tony Gomez Greta Goodman Terry Gould Carl Granlund Rusty Grant Greg Gustafson Cheryl Gwin Karl Haas Bill Hager Jeanie Hall Jeff Hammond Ronna Hanayik Debby Hanselman Heidi Harbeck Sheila Harbin Dee Dee Hardin Joan Hartmen John Harvey Kenny Harville Erica Hawk Tim Hays Lisa Hetzler Glynnann Hickey John Hicks Kathleen Hignite Angie Hill Donna Hill Cathy Hjelm David Hoffer Deanna Holbrook Lisa Holbrook Lori Holman Roger Holman Diane Hoskins Mark Huffman Mark Hunter Laura Inderrieden Marty Ireland Mike Jacob Denver Johnson Gary Johnson Kim Johnson Tim Johnson Deanna Jones Robin Jones Gina Jordan Cheryl Juhl Jim Jurich Kim Justice Kira Kash Dave Keller Mike Keller Rob Kenley Sophomores 165 Dale Kennard Jeff King Robin Kingery Dave Kling Cheryl Koehnen Randy Konz Diane Krohe Angi Krull Dana Kuhn Kim Ladd Mark Ladd Tim Ladd Curt Langlois Andrea Leonard Cindy Leonard Kris Logan Bill Lowry Todd Lucas Belinda Martin Bo Martin Tara Martin Rich Masters Harold Matheson Beth May Bill Mays Lori Mays Steve Mays Brian McCoy Angie McCrossin Cindy McDonald Dave McIntyre Barb McKenny Cindy McNaught Steph McQuilkin Pam McSherry Scott Michael Denise Middleton John Miller K.C. Miller Mark Mills Anne Mitchell Curtis Mitchell John Moesner Dana Montgomery Ken Montgomery Dan Morter Jill Mullins Teresa Mullins Diane Munsey Renee Muse Greg Neeley Beth Newport Debbie Nicely Kent Olson Regina Robinett 166 Sophomores Dave Olszewski Debbie Ooten John O’Reilly Terrie O’Ryan Janet Otto Mark Owens Sheila Owens Karen Palcic Donna Park Kathi Parker Steve Parr Greg Parriman Lisa Pender Jaynie Pendleton Mark Perkins Pam Peterson Terry Petrey Brian Phillips Steve Phillips John Philpot Joe Pickett Dana Pierce Tammy Pigman Everett Poffenberger Roger Poteet Bobbi Potts Greg Powell Karen Pugh Tammy Pummill Doug Purnell Chris Quillen Vickie Quillen Molly Rado Melissa Ramsey Mitzi Reagan Jay Reed Tammy Reed Cheryl Reese Doug Rice Randy Ritchie Kim Roark Andrea Roberts Julie Rodgers John Rogers Sophomores 167 Nick Rolfe Darin Russell Colleen Ryan Tina Scarberry Bobby Scearce Teena Schenk Brad Schrock Michelle Schrock Mary Schweickart Kim Seefluth Joy Shadoan Lynn Shadowens Connie Sheer Staci Sheridan Rob Shickner Tammy Sibert Mark Siemens Keli Sims Tom Singleton Kelley Sizer Kristi Smith Mark Smith Ron Smith Jim Snell Tracie Sorrell Tammy Soter Rhonda Stambaugh Donna Stapleton Tracie Steffen Missy Steinbrunner Lynne Stine Andy Stone Cathy Stone Kelly Stout Terri Streisel Denise TaImage Jeff Taylor Melissa Taylor Dave Thacker Doug Thoma Cathy Thompson Lisa Todd Tammy Trace Tom Troxell 168 Sophomores Ken Turley Dianah Turpin Scott Gunsalus Craig VanDyke Dennis Vickers Terri Vogel Tim Wagner James Wragoner D’aun Walker Delanna Watts Larry Wellmeier Mike Wheeler Joyce Whitaker Taylene Whitaker Jeff Williams Melissa Williams Jill Willis Steve Wilson Teresa Wilson Leigh Winstead Suzy Winter Jay Wirtz Bob Wolfe Laurie Woods Keith Wright Kelly Wright Kim Wright Melissa Yancy Sophomores 169 170 171 Board And Central Office iami Uni' ititute; B. Mr. James Fugate — Vice-President Mr. Michael T.avcox — Member Mr. Harold Robinson — President Mrs. Jacqueline C. Mann — Member Mr. Donald Mottley — Member Rev. C. Roland Marcus — Member Dr. Richard Flynn — Superintendent Dickinson T. Guiler — Assistant Superintende Dr. Tom Hayden — Assistant Superintendent James Johnson — Administrative Assistant Richard Mumma — Administrative Assistant Forrest Treon — Clerk — Treasurer 1 � Roger Pack A. B. University of Kentucky; Ed. M. Xavier University; student Wright State University, University of Dayton II £ 1 Frank Maus B. S.Ed. University student General Motors Mary Pat Moore A.B. Otterbein College: University of Fred Gehron Diploma Dayton Technical University® in; M.S.Ed. University of titute, Wright State Univ ■ t School Administration 173 English Frances Williams B.A. North Central College Ken McCollum B.S. Ed. Miami University Green Peggy Aiacri B.S.Ed. B student Bowling Green Dianne Skelly B.S.Ed. Wright State State University Monica Kintigh B.A. Trinity University Norma Law B.S.Ed. Ohio State Uni Sgkity tudgn 4iami University ■ Lawrence Campbell B.S.Ed. University of Minnesota; student OtterJ | College, Wright State University Jodie Remnant B.S.Ed. Miami University; student Wright State sity Faculty 175 Social Studies Murl Huffman — A.B. Manchester College, student Miami University, Ohio State University. William Poock — B.A. Otterbein College, Ed.M. Wright State University. Richard Leever — B.S.Ed. Miami University, student Wright State University. William Place — B.S. University of Dayton. Philip Hubbard — B.S.Ed. Miami University, M. Miami University, student American International College, Ball State University, University, Wabash College, University Cincinnati, Wright State University, David Glancy — B.S.Ed. Wright State University, Ed.M. Wright State University. Joseph Staley — B.S.Ed. Wright State University, student Ohio Northern University,, Central State UniversitS Faculty 177 Math And Science Richard Fowler B.S.Ed. Ohio State University; student Oberlin College, Worchester Pplytechnic Institute Amy Reed B.S. University of Dayton; Ed.M. Wright State University; student Michigan Technological University Michael Bultman B.S.Ed. Wright State Uni niversity Michael Bock B.S Asbury College; student Wright State University Os. David Taylor B.S.Ed. Kent State University; student Wright State University, United Theological Seminary, Chapman College James Bashore B.S.Ed. Ohio State University; M.N.S. University of Oklahoma; student West Virginia Wesleyan University, Xavier University.tWright State UniversityyMiami University James B.S. Eastern Kentucky University; M.S.T. University of Arizona; student Miami University Universit Teresa Waitzman B.S.Ed. University of Dayton; Ed.M. Kansas University; student National College of Education Charles Schoenberger B.S. University of Dayton Faculty 179 c r-= ! f� Mo N Foreign Language And Business Education diversity; Stan Aultz B.A. Muskingham College M.A. Miami University Natasha Gleason A. B. Miami University Christine Hamm B. S. University of Dayton Linda Kelly B.S. Ed. Kent State University HelenM B.S. Ten Dennis Thayer B.S. Miami Uni' k Dorris Hensley B.S. Cen Sue Manny chnological University L Wright State Fidenwo B.S. App. Sci. Miami Uni Faculty 181 Health, Gym And Music Susan Jandes Mus.B. Univer State Universit Mark Niswonger B.S. FUdlay College; student Loyola Ur fCBtyi Roxa'tfctLaycox I B.S.Ed. Oh %rthern University; student University of DaytonfConcordia University • Doris Sanner LS.Ed. Ce � 8n ersity; Dip. Christ A i , ■ bersity; Mus.M. Miami jLc; l s ___ Mus.B. Cincinnati Conservatory of MtAic; Vras M. University of Illinois; student University of Kentucky, University of Cincinnati, Oberlin | College incinnati; student Wright ti, B.S. Certificate in rable Miami University Faculty 183 Art And Industrial Arts Kenneth Christman —. B.S.Ed. Indiana University; Ed.M. Miami University; Fort Wayne Art School, Sinclair College. Julie Lollar — B.S. Art Mi Neil Bailey — B.S. Ed. Wrig student Dayton Art Institute, State University. ii University, University; ilina Don Gier — B.S.Ed. Ohio State University; Ed.M. Miami University. John Cloughessy — B.S.App.Sci. Miami University; Ed.M. Miami University. Robert Hail — B.S.Ed. Ohio State University; student Ohio University, Miami University. Allen McCroskey — B.S.Ed. Bowling Green State University; Ed.M. Bowling Green State University; student Miami University. Faculty 185 Drivers Ed. And Home Ec. Faculty 187 OWE, LD, Spec. Ed. Barbee Gyourko A. B. Greensboro College; A.M. University of Michigan; student Miami University, Wright State University, Bowling Green State University Jane Winterbotham B. S.Ed. Central State University; Ed.M. Wright State University; student Miami University, University of Dayton Wendell Melton B.S.Ed. Wright State University; Ed.M. W'right te University onnie N .S. Ohio University rthern University: Craig Redder B.S.Ed. Miami University; student University of Cincinnati Marge Mott B.S.Ed. University of Dayton; student Flint Junior College JoAnn Powell B.S.Ed. Miami University; Ed.M. University of Cincinnati; student Weight State University Faculty 189 Library Media, Secretaries Dorothy Bickley B.A. Beloit College; Ed . Wright Stat University; student University of Wj University, Harvard U Shirley Pal Monitors, Counselors 191 And Company Herb Wysong, taking care of business and working overtime. Cooks: Cleda Walfranl, Susan Marciniak, azflSnv Peterson, Marlene Ram bo, Donna Bragg, Valerie Mark lev, Nancy Luzius, Barbara Baker, ..............................i deweJl Key, Virginia Cross, Mary Ena Mender, Willis Long, Rambo, Donna Bri Blanche Tobias, C Neeley Custod Roy Hall Went! I i Bea Chambers 193 She loved life, she tried, and she cared! She laughed, she loved, and she cared! These are the main things we remember about Bea ... LAUGHTER — loud, contagious, enjoyable — aimed at herself; not others — ever present — happy — marvelous. LOVE OF LIFE — great love of and respect for — handled both joys and sorrows equally well — grateful for the gift — lived hers to the fullest. FA MIL' youngest of twelve — strong ties — Pauh LyfeTVohn, Debbie — Brian and Jason — her world !5s � ways came first — love — fulfillment -—dedicated — fierce loyalty FAITH — quiet — deep — persjjaarftrength shared with those who needecfit— she servedip- — it served her — no denomination —-kae no boundaries (in young people) mfflarished — developed through the years — maintained hers to the end. SENSE OF H IJVIOR — delightful — enjoyed by those ouaad her never malicious — never — light and gay — broke the ice — readily qjailable — a trademark. FRIEND ■— to all, - no limits — knew no stranj W — close ones handpicked —-sensitive — there when needed — never forget — thoughtful — shared — high school Students and faculty. HOBBIES — reading — devoured any everything — used knowledge — opened new worlds — avid — knew no limits — Dayton Mall — shopping — Jason — alone — with Paul — people watcher. So many things to remember: the Monday morning diets that were in effect until 11:45 A.M.; Edgar Casey, Linda Goodman — to believe or not to believe; the macadamia nuts bought in Hawaii for a friend — neve j de it to the mainland; “if anything is missing. Lonnie has it.”; the sick teacher she gingerly helped to a cot in the clinic then got the foot of the cot up in the air — le the woman standing on her head while Be double with laughter; doughnuts put on “la each morning; pictures of Jason and th pictures; she could whip through the Mall cord time — every day; could joke, but loved a good one; that I “if Lonnie doesn’t have it, Ken lievable memory; a;warm human friend! | Her zest for life lives on at West Carrollton Senior I High School! THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! augh the Mall in reel never remember a at belly laugh: lason; Cen does.’d ) unbe- Bea Chambers “So It’s The Laughter We Will Remember Whenever We Remember The Way You Were ” yo u r independent Insurance ! agent SERVES YOU FIRST Each depositor insured to 540.000 FDIC «OfRAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1= Mobil Detergent Gosoline Dodge THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Overture ■ Mi ! lei i - im Wl . . aiiiiutmuii Encore 197 Act I ___ Autumn 199 Winter 201 Act III Finale Senior Parent Patrons From Us To You With Love Bill and Dixie Baker Best Wishes to Colleen and the Seniors of “80”. Ralph and Rosemary Barhorst Good luck to the class of “80”. Patrick and Jeanette Brady Love and best wishes Micky. Mr. and Mrs. James Bush Mr. and Mrs. William Comley Best wishes to our son Allen and all the class of 1980. Kenny and Hazel Compton Good luck and Best wishes. Col. and Mrs. David P. Dempster Good luck to the class of “80” — The Dempster Family. Michael and Jean Durkin Dave and Tom — we are proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fogt May each of your days be Filled with love and peace. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox To the class of 1980 — We compliment you on your success. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gilbert Brian, we are so proud of you. Stay as you are and you will go far. Our love, Mom and Dad. Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Gonzalez Theresa, Good Luck in the future. Mrs. Rebecca Herbst Angie, Congratulations — you made it! Your Family. Ann and Harold Huber We love you Eric, and wish you happiness and success in your future and we are proud of the accomplishments in your past. Sylvia and Don Jacob With our love and best wishes for Donna and the class of ’80. Mr. and Mrs. King Our daughter Lisa — For all your fine support you have given to your family during this past year. We love you. Congratulations to you and all the Seniors — The King Family. Teach Your Children Well Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Leonard Best wishes to the Seniors. Jim and Linda McLaughlin Loren — We wish you happiness, Mom and Dad. Bob and Judy McQuilkin Bob and Marge Mott To all Pirates — May all of your high school memories be happy. Ted and Pat Olt To Kerri and Her Fellow Classmates — May the Knowledge you’ve gained be a foothold to a positive and rewarding future. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrokas Lisa — Lots of love and best wishes for the future. Robert and Maryjo Phillips To Roberta — Good luck in the future — Love, Mom and Dad. Dorothy Potter To Sheila Potter, my beautiful daughter — All my love and luck to you in any career you choose. Your Mother. Amy and Barry Reed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiber To the Class of ’80 — Remember the things you do today will make your memories for tomorrow. Make them good ones. Tom and Arline Schneider Paul and Gay Shiveley Denise, you have always made us very proud. Good luck and much happiness in whatever you encounter. Love ya, Mom and Dad. Avinelle Shockey Congratulations Mike! Pm really proud of you. Adrian and Chris Stone Good luck Class of ’80. David N. Wade, Sr. Good Luck Julie, now and always. Marion and Bill Whitman To our lovely daughter — Tammy Whitman — We love you. Chester and Sandy Winstead (Dan is challenged today to excel in almost every endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplishment in high school and to those who offered stimulation and inspiration in these formative years. Josten’s has long been a partner to these educational leaders in providing a means of motivation and the rewards of recognition, and Jost n’s products have become tangible symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. Che class ring is representative of the fine traditions of school spirit and unity □ Che yearbook provides a lasting memento of the year’s accomplishments □ Che diploma is a lifelong record of scholastic success □ Che graduation announcement heralds this achievement □ Awards recognize academic and athletic leadership. More than 3,000 Josten's employees are dedicated to your complete satisfaction. Serving you locally: Mary Lou Herring — Gary Cooper Pat Herring 320 Dellsing Dr. Vandalia, Ohio 45377 Ottatonna and Red Wing, Minnesota. Topeka, Kansas, Hannibal, Missouri, Telford, Pennsyhania. Santa Barbara. Visalia and Porterville, California, Slielbyville. Tennessee. Princeton. Illinois. Cambridge, Maryland and Attleboro, Massachusetts general offices 0WAT0NNA. MINNESOTA 208 Advertisements OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY 11:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. MALTS • SHAKES • SUNDAES • STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE • PARFAITS • SODAS • FLOATS • BANANA BOATS SLUSHIES• YOUR CHOICE OF FLAVORS • (HOT FUDGE - BUTTERSCOTCH - PEANUT BUTTER - CHERRY - MARSHMALLOW - PINEAPPLE - STRAWBERRY - CHOCOLATE - RASPBERRY) • ALL BEEF HAMBURGERS • HOT DOGS • FOOT LONG HOT DOGS • CHILI DOGS •BEEF BARBECUE PIZZA STEAK • CORN DOGS • 440 E. Central Ave. (Across From West Carrollton Jr. High) 866-6931 For Carry-Out Orders For Complete Local High School Sports Coverage READ The Miamisburg NEWS 230 S. Second Street Miamisburg, Ohio Phone. 866-3331 Advertisements 209 ONTHERIVER FULl-TIME FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS — A COMPLETE LINE OF MARINE ACCESSORIES — -BASS AND TACKLE EQUIPMENT - SAILBOATS MOTORS POWERBOATS BASS BOATS BUCCANEER MERCURY THUNDERBIRD BASS HAWK O’DAY MERCRUISER BAYLINER RANGER 5655 S. DIXIE DRIVE CJf OCQ WEST CARROLLTON A. E. TIPTON OPTICAL CENTER — Emergency Repairs — — Contacts — — Glasses — — Designer Frames — 113 East Central Ave. West Carrollton Phone 859-5891 “Dedicated to the Pursuit of Motoring Excellence Since 1 930“ □ENISTON OLDSMOBILE • AMC • JEEP Between tHe Qeyton Moll end Con ten V a , Pr. � 33-3 J 11 3$ 210 Advertisements SOUTHMONT REALTY, INC, 433-0550 presents Pat McDonald Realtor Good Luck to the Pirates Con gra tula tions Seniors Whether you are looking for your first home or wanting to expand your present accommodations, or retiring to a smaller home, I hope I can be of service to you. Please feel free to ask questions about financing, marketing, home trade-in, equity advance, one-year home warranty with purchase, notary service, investment, or a fine home in this area. I am here to serve you. pat McDonald 435-7542 8S= - Advertisements 11 18 N. 12th Street Miamisburg, Ohio 24 W. Central Street Springboro, Ohio 44 Millard Drive Franklin, Ohio 7 N. Main Camden, Ohio Bob Shanesy Ins. 233 E. Central Ave. W. Carrollton, Ohio Auto — Home — Life — Business “The Agency That Cares About You” Bob Shanesy Ed Holder The FARMERS AND MERCHANTS Bank 3235 Alex-Bell Road West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 cSaluting our youth of today and leaders of tomorrow.” Save for your future ... Start a savings account today. Member of FDIC Advertisements 213 INTERESTING CAREERS IN ADVERTISING in beautiful, modern office buildings, right in your own neighborhood! L. M. BERRY and COMPANY TELEPHONE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 3170 KETTERING BOULEVARD, DAYTON. OHIO YOUR CONVENIENT SHOPPING GUIDE Relber Cleaners 6 West Stroop Road Kettering, Ohio Phone 293-1642 Our Congratulations And Much Continued Success to the Class of 1980 r w k First National Bank Dayton, Ohio f.o.i.c The One Bank For You A 214 Advertisements 216 Advertisements Pizza Seafood Its The Flavor You Remember; Pizza — Thin, Thick, and • Seafood (where available) Deep Dish • Draught Beer, Wine, Soft Variety of Sub Sandwiches Drinks, Party Supplies Spaghetti and other Eat in or Carry Out OPEN 7 DAYS AND NIGHTS A WEEK 245 E. CENTRAL AVE. WEST CARROLLTON, O. REALTY PHONE 859-3634 A Full Service Real Estate Agency Residential-Contmerciol-Investinent Property W. CARROLLTON, MIAMISBURG CENTERVILLE Advertisements 217 W.C. Mobil Service West Caiiulllun, Ohio-___________Complete car care Harry “Wilkie” Wilson Cochenour — Masters Complete Insurance Service Since 1880 Bob Masters Bob Reasons Mike Masters Scott Masters Jeff Cluxton 24 East Linden Avenue Miamisburg 866-3361 Strike It Up To CAPRI lanes 2727 S.DIXIE DR. 298-7 11 Open Night 218 Advertisements Advertiseme 2901 South Dixie Drive 513-298-7521 Stenger’s Ford WITH PURCHASE OF 220 Advertis DENTISTS FINK-JESKE CHEVROLET David C. Hall, D.D.S. Michael Manchester, D.D.S. Your South Dayton Dealer 125 S. Gebhart Church Rd. Miamisburg, Ohio 866-6271 Telephone 859-5133 113 E. Central Ave. West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 Congratulations to the Class Office Hours By Appointment of Eighty! Visit the Dentist regularly DENTISTS Miamisburg Plaza 1232 E. Central Ave. COMPLETE HAIRSTYLING FOR MEN WOMEN Dan's HAIR STYLING 866-6195 Advertisements 221 Cmtrol GOOD LUCK SENIORS — THE CLASS OF 1980!!! Electrical Control Systems Inc. 3731 Alex Bell Road • Dayton, Ohio 45449 Telephone Number 513-859-7136 222 Advertisements Advertisements 223 A cilex-bell 5730 SPRINGBORO PIKE 294-1297 SEE US FOR: • LUMBER • SIDING • INSULATION • PLYWOOD • MOULDINGS • DOORS • WINDOWS • BUILDERS HARDWARE • HAND AND POWER TOOLS RT. 725 AT ALEX ROAD OPEN 24 HRS. EVERY DAY DELI • BAKERY • PRIME MEATS FLOWERS • BEER WME • GOURMET FOODS 866-0990 Continued Success To The CLASS of “80” 440 E. DIXIE DR.. WEST CARROLLTON, OH. 45449 Ph.859-5482 your Total service forp dealer Southern Ohio's Volume Ford DeaJer One Mi e West of the Dayton MaJl on RT. 'TTJS ir MiamLsburg 866-0781 224 Advertisements CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Vac Distribution Company 2325 Schumaker Ct. W. Carrollton, Ohio 434-4200 9 East Central West Carrollton 449-8733 Tom Cradduck Wishes The Class of ’80 The Best of Luck REED DRUGS Community Pharmacy 5 North Elm 859-3354 David’s Flowers 505 Burns Avenue West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 859-4343 We Really Get Around for You! Flowers for all Occasions wih;in rpiflUj Swart Funeral Home 201 E. Central Avenue 859-3686 Serving Montgomery County Since 1948 Sue Swart Lucas, Director William A. Swart, Director MIAMI PAPER CORPORATION SOUTH SMITH STREET WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO 45449 (513) 859-5101 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SUPER SENIOR CLASS of NINETEEN EIGHTY Roth Realty 217 Byers Rd. 866-5901 STEBBINS Stebbins Plumbing and Heating 621 Dixie Drive West Carrollton, Ohio Phone: 859-5434 228 Advertisements Advertisements 229 Sawyer’s Market 29 N. Elm West Carrollton 859-3654 COMPLETE LOCK AND KEY SERVICE AUTO LOCKS a Mouse locks opened CROGHAN’S LOCKSMITH INC. RtOUTtntO A SONOCO LOCKSMITH KEV � MAOC. LOCKS INSTALLED A REPAIRED 134 N Poplar St phone WEST CARROLLTON. OHIO 4044� 850-8530 RAY ROTELLINI REALTY 120 North Heincke Road 866-6248 230 Advertisements � There’s more value for you at Roberds! 1100 E. Central Ave. 859-5127 Best Wishes to The Class of “80” Much Success! Fireside Construction Co. 5242 Springboro Pike 298-8421 With All Types of Insurance Repairs Teachers Care About Kids! West Carrollton Education Association Our best to you — Class of 1980 Nobody can do it like McDonald's can y —— |McDonah Phone 293- Wholesale Retail 9361 D. T. BODY SHOP TIRE SALES 3303 Kettering Boulevard DAYTON, OHIO 45439 Lee Roy Newman Dick Tarr COMPLIMENTS OF DRIFTWOOD BOWL TO THE CLASS OF NINETEEN-EIGHTY dinAs.’iE.Ua Ssauiy SaLon GRACE NISWONGER PROPRIETOR 228 N. ELM STREET WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO PHONE 859-3627 The Colonial Furniture Shop UN. Elm Street West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 859-5839 John and Brenda Cloughessy Tues.-Sat. 9:00-5:00 Handcrafted Reproductions GREGORY P. GALLAGHER, D.D.S. PHILIP E. GALLAGHER, D.D.S. MIAMI DENTAL CENTER 4031 SOUTH DIXIE 1105 WILMINGTON AVENUE 293-0264 299-3455 YOUR CLASS RING ART CARVED RINGS CUSTOMED DESIGNED FOR YOUR SCHOOL Paff Jewelers 42 S. Main St. Miamisburg 866-2101 STAR CLEANERS 80 S. MAIN ST. MIAMISBURG 866-4341 234 Advertisements White Villa Grocers, through a tri-state network of independent supermarket outlets, has been serving the nutritional needs of generation after generation since way back in 1896. Along with you. the graduating class of 1980, we look ahead confidently to even brighter tomorrows in our ever-growing America. May all of the fruits of our mutual efforts be blessed with success, peace, and happiness. WhiteVilla Cm the June 1980 Graduates Advertisements 235 INTERSTATE REALTY 2260 East Central Avenue Miamisburg, Ohio Ken Wyatt Jolene Jones Nationwide Insurance 5224 Springboro Pike West Carrollton, Ohio 298-0129 298-1823 Auto, Home, Life, Business BRONT ENTERPRISES 535 E. DIXIE DR. WEST CARROLLTON 513-859-4551 BELL MEMORIALS 1019 S. Main St. Msbg. CENTERVILLE DODGE Dayton’s Newest Dodge Dealer Come In and See Us Today 90 Loop Road 433-3773 SUTTMAN’S MEN'S AM) BOYS' WEAR In the Market Area of Doumtoum Miamisburg 26 South Main Street Miamisburg, Ohio 45342 866-3251 Miamisburg Savings and Loan 866-5923 20 E. Central Ave. Miamisburg f THE: MONEY GROWERS RSSOCIRTION Tom Salt’s Frames Your Art Work Deserves A Good Frame The Nook and Cranny 51 S. Main St. 859-5506 Msbg. 866-4075 Have Breakfast anytime... Frisch’s Dayton Mall Pizza Queen International Snacks Business Patrons Dine-In or Carry Out Specialize in Mexican and Italian dishes Catering and Delivery Services (limited) Available W. Carrollton 903 E. Dixie 859-8229 Kettering 3520 Marshall 293-3553 Beckley-Cardy 229 S. Alex Rd. West Carrollton 866-0761 Mary Ann Shop 4 N. Main Street Miamisburg 866-4381 James A. Dickey O.D. 1152 E. Central Ave. West Carroll Urn 859-4171 L. Bernard Rose D.D.S. 3 East Central Ave. West Carrollton 859-5471 Dunkin’ Donuts 7777 Springboro Pike Dayton 433-9151 J.A. Striebel D.D.S. 4031 S. Dixie Dr. Dayton 293-3125 Dr. Flinn Dr. Kuhlman 928 E. Central Ave. Miamisburg 866-3471 System Support Software 5230 Springboro Pike Dayton 435-9514 Joe’s Barber Shop 5795 Springboro Pike Dayton 296-0703 Louis Estelle Tracy 14 E. Blossom Hill Rd. West Carrollton 859-4313 Advertisements 239 Encore This is the final page of the script. The curtain falls again on another performance, another year, another yearbook. Only the faint echo of the laughter, the music, the applause now fills the hallways and the auditorium. This production of the school year, 1979-80, was filled with comedy and tragedy, the two elements composing the very essence of the theater and life. For the classes of ’81 and ’82, it is back to the same theater next year for another performance, only this time opening in a different play. For the class of ’80, the high school drama is over, and they will be moving on to a new city, a new theater, and a new play. The reviews hail this past performance as an acclaimed success, the cast a talented company. Now, the houselights have dimmed, the theater stands in stilled silence, a shadowy silhouette awaiting its next opening night. If any member of the audience feels compelled to give this play a standing ovation, and yell, “Encore, Encore”, then all he must do is turn back to the front cover, the front page of the script, and live this drama all over again. The crowd will settle in, the cast will once again take to the stage and find their places, the orchestra will begin the overture, the house-lights will brighten, and each of us in our own special way, will applaud the return engagement, the encore of 1979-80, and give it life. 240 — Ken McCollum f FORMER FIRST LADY DIES - Mamie Eisenhower holds up a campaign button for her husband President Dwight Eisenhower at a San Francisco show in 1956. RIGHT: MEETING THE PRESS - Chicago’s first woman mayor. Jane Byrne, .is shown farcing newsmen to announce appointment of four administrative assistants. I «y f mV (I BEST PICTURE - “The Deer Hunter won the 51st Academy Award for best picture. From left are: John Cazale, Chuck Aspegren. Robert De Niro. John Savage. Rutanya Alda and' Christopher Walken. v .FMSPy I PASSING THE GAVEL - After heading the AFL-CIO for 24 years, George Meany passes the gavel to the new President Lane Kirkland. . NOBEL WINNER - Mother Theresa received the Nobel Peace Prize for 1979 from the Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee John Sanness. CUP FOR TENNIS CHAMP - Tracy Austin holds the first prize cup in the U.S. Open in Flushing. NY. . i£. i______ : BOSTON POPS - Conductor Arthur Fiedler, shown here conducting the Boston Pops Orchestra in one of its many performances, died in 4979. •ACE BRINGS THEM TOGETHER - Egyptian President idat, U.S. President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin isp hands after the signing of a peace treaty between Egypt d Israel. SCENE OF CONCERT DEATHS - Nine people were killed outside Cincinnati’s Riverfront Coliseum as a crowd surged to get into a rock concert by ’’The Who . 'PROACHING COLD SHUTDOWN - Technicians worked to lieve a cold shutdown following a near-crisis that reportedly )wed radioactive steam to leak into the air surrounding a tctor at the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania. ICO MADNESS - Disco dancers gyrate at New York’s idio 54. 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