Manhigan - 1976

1976 yearbook for Mansfield Senior High School in Mansfield, Ohio.

Mansfield Senior High School

Mansfield Seniro High School

1976

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1976Manhigan

Mansfield Senior High
_ 145 West Park Boulevard
| Mansfield, Ohio 44906
Manhigan Editor <2
Cindy Jones
The best cosmetic in the world is an
active mind that is always finding
something new.
(Mary Meek Atkeson) ,
If you have anything really valuable to
contribute to the world, it will come through
the expression of your own personality—that
single spark of divinity that sets you off and
makes you different from every other living
creature.
(Bruce Barton)
So long as enthusiasm lasts, so long
is youth still with us.
(David Starr Jordan)
Success is to be measured not so much
by the position that one has reached in life
as by the obstacles which he has
overcome while trying to succeed.
(Booker T. Washington)
If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it.
(Thomas Fuller)
Keep your fears to yourself, but
share your courage with others.
(Robert Louis Stevenson)
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Sports
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Activities
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Underclassmen
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Senior Activities 156
Seniors 16
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Class Of 1976 Works Hard For Success
In the fall of 1973 a group of new students
came to Mansfield Senior High for the first time.
They formed the Class of 1976. Chosen as leaders
for the sophomore year were Robert Avery, presi-
dent, Isaac Robinson, vice-president; Mary
McGraw, secretary; and Liz Woods, treasurer.
Advisors were Miss Shafer and Mr. Campbell.
Projects included a candy sale and the student-
faculty volleyball game.
Homecoming was the highlight of the junior
year. Cindy Weirich was crowned queen, and the
theme chosen was “You Are the Sunshine of My
Life”. New officers elected were Julie Clay,
president; Julie Jackson, vice-president; Cheryl
Rodriguez, secretary; and Liz Woods returned as
treasurer. Mrs. Hane replaced Miss Shafer as an
advisor.
Senior year saw the production of Varsity
Varieties and a most successful citrus sale at
Christmas. Julie Clay was crowned queen of the
J.C. Gorman Tournament. Class Day, the prom,
and Commencement held the best memories of
all. The class prospered under the leadership of
Cheryl Rodriguez, president; Kathy Elkins, vice-
president; Brenda Hamblin, secretary; and Deb-
bie Bowers, treasurer.
Now MHS Is
Only A Memory
Anita Allen
Melvin Allen
John Armstrong
Lea Arter
Robert Avery
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David Bailey
Brenda Baker
Cheryl Baker
Sally Baldridge
Cathy Barber
Dorothy Beard
Robert Beegle
Kenneth Beeman
Cynthia Bishop
Mark Black
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Bruce Bolles Michele Bradley Elizabeth Buchanan
James D. Bond William Brodhead Frieda Buck
James M. Bond Hymetia Brown Scott Buker
Linda Booker Frederick Brownlee Dewie Burge
Mary Bradley Michael Brumm
Wesley Burggraf
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Ann Carbetta King Chin Herbert Cline
Jeffrey Carroll Mark Christian Karen Conley
Timothy Cashell Amy Clancy Joyce Conn
Debra Caudill Julie Clay Kathy Conn
Cassandra Chatman Michelle Clifford Victoria Correll
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Patti Counts Theresa Crotty Joseph Dillon Kathy Elkins
Jennifer Crawford Vincent Curry Timothy Donaldson Charles Ernsberger
Kimberly Crawford Thomas Darson David Dotson Melinda Essick
L | 54 Paula Crawford Nadine Daugherty Marie Duellman Edward Favers
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| Seniors Relax In
Their Spare Time
Bernard Ford Brian Garverick Donna Gibson
Jeffrey Fox Jeffrey Gassaway Stephen Gibson
Clifford Franklin Wendy Geiger Donald Gross
Beanesa Fugett Karen Gerrell Cathy Hager
Diane Hall Ronnie Hall Brenda Hamblin Stephen Hammett Walter Harkins
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Ann Hilliard
Patricia Holly
Lena Holt
Sherry Holt
Nancy Jarvis
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Bradley Holtsberry
Cassandra Hood
Michael Hood
Caren Horner
Rodney Jefferson
Larry Howard
Lura Hull
Jodi Hunter
Connie Hyatt
Sandra Jewell
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Jane Jobes
Betty Jackson
Brenda Johnson
Vicki Johnson
Cynthia A. Jones
Cynthia Jones
Martin Jones
Rhonda Jones
Gaylene Julian
Richard Keith
Elycia Kindinger
Ernest King
Samuel Kinnan
Karen Kiser
Valerie Knepper
Stephen Kopcial
Jeff Leedy
Linda Lehman
Linda Lehnhart
Jeanne Letizia
Gwen Lindsay
Susan Long
Bruce Luedy
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Darrell Mabry
Debra Maglott
Cathy Malone
Gwen Marchant
Debra Marietta
Bret Marks
Brent McFarland
Mary McGraw
Esther McInnis
Leslie Meister
Linda Meister
Darlene Miller
Maxine Miller
Michael Monastra
Jennifer Montgomery
Jane Murphy
Deborah Myers Margaret Noe Timothy Owens Iva Parsons Marsha Peppers
Bobby Neal Bruce Orren Jo Ann Parker Melissa Paul Martha Perry
Molly Perry Gordon Peters James Pifer Sheila Porter Edwin Portis
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Barbara Price Michael Price
Mark Prosser
Edwina Portis
Jewell Pounds Lisa Price
Judy Radabaugh Eddie Ray Robert Ray
Cynthia Ray James Ray James Reese
Robin Roberts Isaac Robinson Chery! Rodriguez Theresa Ross Gertrude Roth
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Debra Scarbury Jeffrey Schinsky Brenda Schwaderer
Dennis Schwechheimer Randy Shade
Dorothy Scott Candy Shanor
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Steven Shasky Charles Shepard Tony Shoulders Gary Simmons Kathleen Sinnett
Robert Shears Michael Shipley Malcolm Sigler Barry Singleton Edward Small
Steve Shears Hope Shoto Michael Sigler Brian Singleton David Smith
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Queen aed Bids Farewell
Diane Smith JoAnn Stevens Peggy Stuff Karen Swinning Joel Todd
Tracy Spencer Patricia Stratton Frederick Stuht Gloria Taylor Tonia Todd
Nick Stravridis Cynthia Strubhar Rose Mary Sullivan Melanie Templeton Roger Tucker
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John VanRiper
Pamela Waddell
Rommi Wadlington
Sheila Wagner
Fonda Walker
Elaine Webb
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Cynthia Weirich
Cathy Wellman
Merle Williams
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Richard Williams
Zelda Williams
Jeffrey Wilson
Michael Wood
Elizabeth Woods
Kenneth Wunderlin
Class Day Holds Many Memories For Seniors
Timothy Wynn
Harold Yeager
Charles Yosick
Jerald Zeigler
Gerhard Zeiss
Jules Bales
Melinda Black
Deborah Bowers
Robert Branch
Randy Breedlove
Joan Evans
Lynne Fletcher
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Scott Floyd
Reginald Hayes
Marvin Lambert
Alvion McDowell
Sandra Mosley
Stephen Nauman
Edward Nolley
Stephen Page
Andre Penerton
Philip Wisdom
In Memory of
Larry Hart
January 28, 1958—October 29, 1975
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Juniors Stage
Successful
Homecoming
One of the year’s highlights for the
Class of "77 was the staging of Home-
coming. Juniors worked planning and
decorating for the assembly, game, and
dance. Other projects included a pen
sale, bake sale, and a highly success-
ful lollipop sale. Toward the end of the
year juniors sponsored a paid assembly
featuring a volleyball game between
girls and women faculty members.
Chosen as officers this year were Edith
Reynolds, president; Delores Taylor, vice-
president; Louise Harkins, secretary; and
Marcia Hall, treasurer. Mr. Asher and
Mrs. Gerrell served as advisors to the
class.
John Abbott
Joe Adamescu
Charles Adams
Lisa Adkins
Barb Allen
Katherine Allen
Tom Allen
Carol Anderson
Kenny Arndt
Brenda Arnett
Dawn Artz
Larry Baker
Kathy Baldridge
Roxanne Barber
Amy Bargo
Delvin Barnes
Sherry Beers
Clifford Belmer
Jaynell Billard
Lois Birmelin
Patty Bishop
Judith Black
Todd Blaising
Paul Blakeman
Kevin Boals
Rex Boggs
Betty Bond
William Bonner
James Boyd
Larry Bradley
Carol Brady
Jill Brandt
Vicky Broach
Kimberly Brookins
Edward Brooks
Chris Brown
Melvin Brown
Michelle Brumm
Chris Brunk
Cynthia Buck
Floyd Burdine
Tina Burgauer
Tom Burge
Carl Burton
Orin Butler
Calvin Caldwell
Steve Caldwell
Shelly Carney
Brenda Carr
Roberta Carrick
Elsa Carter
Valentine Carter
Lora Chambers
Saint Chin
Rick Cline
Pam Conn
Dave Cooley
Diane Cooper
Sharon Copley
Margaret Craft
Ruth Craig
Toni Crawford
Rick Crusoe
Laura Culbertson
Holly Dalton
Valeria Daniels
Emily Davis
Kelvin Davis
Margo Davis
Greg Dawson
Scott Dean
Cyndi Dellevar
Ted Dillon
Tom Dickinson
Cindy Demyan
Roxann Doll
George Eberhart
Tim Eberhardt
Susan Ebert
Kim Elder
Donald Elia
Ronnie Elkins
Connie Elliott
Rick Elliott
Scott Essex
James Estep
Dave Etzwiler
Bill Evans
Dave Favers
Frank Fava
Dana Felty
Daniel Ferguson
Eric Ferguson
John Fiddler
Jean Finlayson
John Finley
Geoffrey Fischer
Richard Flowers
Sharon Francola
Brady Fry
Beanesa Fugett
Annette Fuller
Steve Gabor
James Gamble
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Barrie Geiger
Ricky George
Nick
Ghessouras
Tina
Ghessouras
Betty Gibbs
Harold
Gibson
Kenneth
Gibson
Santo Glorioso
Kathy Graber
Kris Grafton
Tammy
Grubaugh
Gail Guzzo
Dana Haag
Brenda Hall
Marcia Hall
Rick Hall
Wilbur Hane
Corrine
Hardy
Craig Hardy
Louise
Harkins
Rollie Harper
Helga
Hassman
Karen
Hempfield
Polly
Henderson
Charles Torey Hess
Herbert Joe Higgs
Cindy Herr Dave Hogan
Doug
Hershner
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Janet
Holbrook
David Holley
Rufus Holmes
Gloria Hoover
Guy Hoover
Debbie
Houseman
Barb Howard
Russ Howell
Linda Hughes
Lori Hughes
Marilyn Hughes
Bill Hunt
Elsie Isaac
Druscilla Jackson
Stacy Jackson
Machelle James
David Jaynes
Genice Jefferson
Mary Jane Johnson
David Jones
Nancy Jones
Teresa Jordan
Pam Kaler
Janet Kegley
Line Kelley
Gail Kindinger
Doris King
Garry Kiser
Gerald Kiser
Larry Kiser
Andy Klinkert
Pam Klupp
Gary Knackstedt
Beth Kopcial
Thomas Kososky
Kelly Kowalski
Rebecca Kress
Mary Lake
Rhoena Larck
Terry Lemaster
Kevin Lewis
Doug Lindsay
Gretchen Lindquist
Chris Linner
Eric Lucas
Beth Lusher
Crystal Mack
Gar Marchant
Bob Marvicsin
Eric Maskey
Lavonda Mathews
Anthony Mayo
Debbie McCartney
Danny McClan
Tracy McClane
Robert McCready
Jeanie McDaniel
Richard McGraw
William McManis
John McQuillen
Tammy McQuillen
Kristi McWilliams
Peter Medek
Mary Medina
Dianne Melton
Mark Meyer
Donna Miller
Jim Miller
Peggy Miller
Rosie Mitchell
Kenneth Moran
Morgan Baird
Kathy Morgan
Christopher Morher
Charles Mosley
Dale Mount
Jeff Murphy
Kay Murphy
Roger Myers
Mari Neighbors
Donald Nelson
David Nettles
Mary Neuman
Barbera Newbern
Karen Nickles
Linda Nolasco
Lorrie Norris
Toni Norris
Jeannie Oakley
Jim Oberlin
Gary Orren
Dan Owens
Debbie Owens
Dwaine Owens
Steve Owens
Tim Owens
Cheryl Page -
Mark Papenhausen
Charles Parker
Pam Patton
Neal Penrod
Charles Peters
Mark Petitt
Carmen Phillips
Vickie Phillips
Julius Pigott
Barb Plaster
Gerald Polk
Myria Pounds
Al Powell
Barb Price
Teresa Pritchett
Sue Purvis
Dee Ramirez
Pam Ray
Danny Reed
Mike Reeder
Laura Reese
Roger Reese
Edith Reynolds
Lisa Reynolds
Beth Rhodes
Rocky Rice
Kim Rickey
Charles Roberts
Tammie Roberts
Vicki Robertson
Nathan Robinson
Val Rogers
Ora Rose
Tim Rose
Bambi Sanders
Jim Scarbury
Cyndy Schrader
Kathy Schuster
Andrew Scott
John Selmon
Larry Selmon
Wilbert Selmon
Debbie Shepard
Lorraine Shepherd
Diane Shill
Roger Shiltz
Senita Shoemake
Tony Simmering
Debbie Simmons
Gregory Simmons
Barbara Simpson
Gary Skaggs
Andrea Smith
Debbie Smith
Dierdra Smith
Bob Songer
Darryl Spence
Martha Stapleton
Nancy Starr
Tami Stentz
Mark Stevens
Treva Stevens
Lucille Stolle
Jeffrey
Summers
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Dawn
Sutherland
Greg Tabor
April Tanner
Brad Taylor
Crystal
Taylor
Delores
Taylor
Oscar Taylor
Sandra Taylor
Alan Tasman
Eric Tasman
Albert
Thomas
Barbara
Thompson
Danny
Thompson
Diane
Thompson
Karen
Thompson
Sarah
Thompson
Mark Timmer
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Kevin Todd Scott Tim Tuttle Gloria Henry Mildred Andra Webb Sinda Weber
Kim Tolliver Trumpower Roy Walker Washington Watkins Valerie Webb Rhoda Welsh
Charles Wagaman Jerry Ware Kevin Walke) Edward
Tucker Weatherspoon
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Ricky Wynn Ron Zeigler | Artenson Mildred
Bill Yarger Bob Ziegler Carter Fuller
Doug Caudill Karla Hilory
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The Class of 1977 wishes to extend
Tod West Patricia Kathy Wilson Dennis its sympathy to the family of Charlene
Nelda Williams Lianne Woodruff Fields, who died during the past year.
Westlake Kimberly Witter Rick Wooley
Larry Williamson Carol Wolf Dawn
Williams Vickie Wunderlin
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Sophomores
Start Year
Successfully
The sophomores started off the year by
getting themselves organized as a class
and electing officers. Jeff Frontz was
elected president; serving with him were
Robert Woods, vice-president; Denita
Williams, secretary; and Curtis McFar-
land, treasurer. Miss Papenhausen was
asked to advise the class.
During the year sophomores sold print-
ed buttons and organized a bake sale.
Scott Winbigler and Monica Holzwarth
were chosen outstanding sophomores and
were honored by the Mansfield Exchange
Club.
Jim Adams
Lora Adams
Larry Adley
Bev Alexander
Paul Allen
Terry Allen
Gisela Archer
Vernon Ash
Cris Atterholt
Pamela Avery
Michael Baird
Cindra Baker
Mike Baldridge
Lisa Bangagski
Javan Barber
Linda Barber
Tom Barber
Sandra Barger
Pat Barker
Marilyn Barnett
Marie Barry
Scott Bastings
Duane Beers
Sherry Belmer
Beth Bemiller
Jay Berger
Sue Billingsley
Mike Birmelin
Bill Bishop
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Cathy Bishop
Kenneth
Bishop
Amy Brunk
Natalie
Burnell
Cassandra
Luther John Brent Brookins
Scott Bishop Frank Bolden Diane Bowers Betty Bradley Branham Tami Mark
Jeff Bivens Kathy Booker Connie Boyd Jeff Bradshaw Jonie Brent Brodhead Browarsky
Don Burge Valerie Randy Robert Jacque Sandra Carr Almedia
Kells Burnell Campbell Canada Carper Eddie Carroll Carter
Burghard Robert Butler David Bev Carper Lisa Carr Kevin Carter
Campbell
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Orlando Tom Cline
Virgin Cates Chatman Dreama LaTanya
Cathy Catron Steve Clay Coleman Colvin Kay Cox
Reginald Terry Keith Terry Conard Steve Crider
Caudill Clemons Coleman Jerry Copley Pat Cropper
Greg Crosby WayneCurry Ellen Daniel Jerry Davis Trennia Davis
Tom Crotty Randy Tyrone Joyce Davis Jeff Dawson
Linda Cushard Darson Michael Davis Richard
Crunkilton George Danas Gib Davis Dawson
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Rhonda Day
Rita
Delarwelle
Ron
Delarwelle
Mark
Dickison
Nora Dilley
Kathy Dillon
Jeff Divelbiss
Kim Dixon
Cesar
Dominguez
Nancy Drye
Isaiah Dudley
Diane Duffey
Teresa Dunn
Linda Duron
Lynn Durrah
Lonnie
Eatmon
Dave
Eckenrode
Tamara
Eichler
Tim Eisaman
Vickie Elia
James Elkins
Kathy
Erdenberger
Dale
Ernsberger
Kathy Estes
Gayalene
Faulkner
Dana Favers
Ervin Feagin
Dennis
Ferguson
Rhonda Fife
Jack Finley
Virginia
Fisher
Amy Fox
Chester Frame
Mary Friend
Jeff Frontz
Robert Fry
Brenda Fugett
Catherine Fuller
Michael Fyffe
Kim Gall
Teresa Gamble
Rosetta Garcia
Debbie Garrison
Ralph Gaston
Beth Gaubatz
John George
Ricky Gibson
Jimmie Gordon
Dave Graber
Reggie Greene
Joy Grillo
Karen Gross
Scott Guthrie
Sharon Gushard
Ron Hager
Micheal Hairston
Linda Hale
Greg Hall
Tim Hall
Dona Hamilton
Jack Hamm
John Haney
Robin Hankins
Cindy Harding
Brenda Hardy
Wendell Harkins
Jeff Harris
Pat Harris
Tawnya Harris
John Harrod
Benita Hart
Burt Harvey
Daren Hatfield
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Tammie Heinberger
John Henry
Cindy Hicks
Pamela Hill
Jenise Hoagland
Lisa Hogan
Sharon Hoke
Wayne Holley
Annine Holt
Monica Holzwarth
Tammy Honeycutt
Marcus Hood
Bill Horn
Sandy Horner
Angela Howard
Anita Howard
Fred Howard
Mike Hoy
Betty Hriesik
Lawrence Hull
Brenda Hunt
William Hunter
Keith Inman
Mike Inman
Debbie Ison
Greg Jackson
Michael Jackson
Rhonda James
Bobby Jarvis
Joy Jefferson
Jackie Jeffries
Nora Jessop
Beatrice Johnson
Debbie Johnson
Linda Johnson
Maria Johnson
Milton Johnson
Angela Jones
Jeff Jones
Joyce Jones
Sue Jones
Rosalind Jordan
Robyn Kegley
Peggy Kelly
Freda Kennebrew
Allen Kern
Lori Kidwell
Mary King
Moses Kingman
Naomi Kingman
Lesley Kiser
Debra Klupp
Robert Koch
Rick Krichbaum
Vicki Kunz
Allen Kyles
Mike Lacy
Jo Lake
Devolyn Lang
Bessie Lawhorn
Gilbert Lawhorn
Greg Lawhorn
Steve Lawhorn
Jerry Lawrence
Julie Leedy
Penny Lehman
Sally Lehman
Barb Letizia
Dave Lewis
Jane Lewis
Chester Lindsay
Eddie Lindsay
Thelma Lindsay
Velma Lindsay
Vernessa Lindsay
Mike Linner
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Roberta Kim Lovett Kellie Lyons
Logan Jessie Loyd Sheila Mabry
Eric Joseph Lykins Tina Manis
Lookenott
John Lovett
Kevin
McCambridge
Jeffery
McClain
Regina
McCrary
Debbie
McCruter
Curtis
McFarland
Eddy
McGlothlin
Scott
McQuillen
Ivan Meade
Linda
Meadows
Dan Meister
Michael
Meister
Greg Melton
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David Meyer
Debbie Miller
Kathy Miller
Vivian
Mitchell
Robert
Molson
Gail Moore
Pam Morey
Mark Morris
Earnest
Mosier
Kerry Mount
Dianna
Muffett
Paul Neal
Ruth Neal
Mike Neer
Janet
Neighbors
Kelly
O'Donnell
James Ogle
Brenda Olar
Dave Ott
Mary Ousley
James Owens
Phillip Parker
Rick Parker
Debbie Patterson
Mona Patton
Kenneth Pelasky
Randy Pender
Howard Penrod
Ivan Peoples
Kathy Perkins
Malvin Perkins
Terry Perry
Vince Petrella
Bob Petrovski
Joyce Phillips
Shelli Phillips
Patrice Philpott
Charity Powell
Jerry Powell
Aaron Price
Betty Price
Jerry Princehorn
John Rannigan
DeNease Ray
James Ray
Dave Reese
Debbie Rhinehart
Dana Richie
Edward Richter
Diane Rimblert
Eleanor Rimblert
Ron Rimblert
Annette Roberts
Todd Roberts
Bill Shepherd
Mitchell
Shepherd
Pam
Sue Robey Debra Rowe Leigh Schafer Shepherd
Dennis Rock Alice Ruggles Rosie Scott James
AnnaRohrer Jonnie Rush Darrell See Shifferly
Randy Rose Tom Sabourin Sue Sertell Melinda
Steve Ross Tim Salsgiver Dan Shears Shores
Judie
Shoulders Allen
Linda Singleton Brian Smith Greg Smith
Simpson Ernie Sloboda ColetteSmith Kathy Smith
Guy Sims Arcine Smith Debbie Smith Terri Smith
Steve Soria
Jeff Spears
Lester Spears
Cheryl
Spillman
Shirley Stair
Inis Stapleton
Tammy Starr
Tom Stevens
Debbie
Stewart
Kim Stewart
Ethel Stokes
Diana Stone
Roger Stone
Vanessa
Stroud
Mike
Strubhar
Ron Swope
Juanita
Tanner
James Taylor
Linda Taylor
Rick Taylor
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Robert Taylor
Tammy
Taylor
Jody
Thompson
Patty
Thompson
Raymond
Thompson
Rick
Thompson
Gary Tittle
Laurie Todd
Pandoleen
Todd
Rusty Totman
Marcia
Townsend
Annette
Trammell
Darryl Transou
James Tucker
Jason Valdry
Debbie VanDorn
Charles Wade
Trisha Walker
Stephon Walton
Linda Wappner
Phil Warga
Clyone Washington
Blaine Webb
Doug Wertz
Julia West
Lester White
Linda White
Mark Whited
Bernice Williams
Bobbie Williams
The Class of 1978 wishes to
extend its sympathy to the family
of Dave Eckenrode who died
during the past year.
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Denita
Williams
Jerrome
Williams
Robert
Williams
Sonda
Williams
Brian Wilson
Ron Wilson
Scott Rusty Wyrick
Winbigler Missi Yoakam |
Tommy Louis Young
Windom Tom Zeigler
Larr Wise Chris Cates
Diane Lori Sqrow
Withrow
Robert Woods
Chris Wright
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1) Lloyd J. McCrory—Superintendent
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2) R. W. Downing—Board President.
3) JoAnn Dutton—Board Member.
A) Robert Guthrie, Jr.— Board
Member.
5) George Hall Board Vice-President.
6) Jack Middlebrook —Board Member.
7) Thomas Scott—Board Member.
8) Arlo Plough—Principal.
9) Ron Morvai—Assistant Principal.
10) Larry Lewis—Assistant Principal.
11) Virginia Kirby—Vocational
Counselor.
12) Carl Raser—Counselor.
13) Phil Stoodt—Attendance
Coordinator.
14) Edwin Blackford—Vocational
Counselor.
15) Virginia Imhoff—Counselor.
16) Herbert Himes—Counselor.
17) Paul Smith—Counsclor.
18) Frank Fruth—Trade & Industrial
Supervisor.
19) Parkes O'Bricn—Vocational
Director.
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1) George Andress—Math, Work
Orientation, Wood Shop,
Cross Country Coach.
2) William Asher—Speech, Drama
L&I, Stage Crew.
3) Dennis Bartlett—Wood Shop,
Drawing I & I.
4) Wayne Au—Algebra, Plane Geom.
5) Diane Beard—Algebra, Plane
Geometry, Trigonometry.
6) Eleanor Beatty—French ILIIL,IV.
7) Cindy Berwanger—Home Eco-
nomics I, Basic Foods, Basic
Sewing.
8) James Boor—Welding I & I, Ma-
chine Shop.
9) Steve Brown—Band, Orchestra.
10) Elwood Bucher—Machine Shop I.
11) Tom Campbell—Oce. W Exp.
12) Mable Chipps—Child Care, Home
Nursing, Home Ec II.
13) William Cook—Machine Shop II.
14) Jeff Davis—Distributive Ed.
15) John Depler—Record Keeping,
Sales, Business Econcomics.
16) Dalton Derr—Occupational Work
Adjustment.
17) Elaine Derr—Grammar Usage,
Informal Writing Sur. of America
Lit., App Eng.
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1) Roger Dressler—Driver
Education, Baseball Coach.
2) Betty Dunn—Family Living,
Basic Foods, Home Economics
I, Advanced Sewing.
3) Laura Evilsizor—Physical Ed.
4) Kenton Fairchild—Physical Ed.
5) Eldwood Finley—Diversified Co-
operative Training.
6) William Flanegan—Phys. Ed.,
Faculty Mgr. Wrest. Coach.
7) Ann Gerrell—Spanish II, Ger.
T&Il.
8) James Goode—American History &
Government, Basketball Coach,
Student Council.
9) Richard Groff—Typing I,
10) David Gross—Something Old,
Something New, Comparative
Literature, Courage to Be,
Applied English, Manhigan.
11) Wililam Haederle—Dist. Ed.
12) Carole Hane—Social Studies,
American History, Work
Orientation.
13) Percy Hall—Band, Orchestra.
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1) Betty Harris—Basic Chem, Chem I.
2) Don Harris—Auto Tech II, Auto
3) Richard Henson—Am Hist— & Gov.
5) pete as Hess—Math, ine Am Hist.
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& Government, W:
6) Ann Kohutek—Deyv Read, Read for
Enjoyment, Learn Now, Study
Later; Courage to Be.
7) Wilbur Lanier Phys Ed, Ind In-
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14 Nichole Miu—Electronics II
15) Joseph Mollica—Voc Draft I aia
16) Mary a he Moore— h,
Family Living.
17) Cindy Mudra—Am Hist, Wld Geo
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1) Ken Murray—Art L, II, 11, IV.
2) Philip Neuerman—Intensive
Office Education, Practical
Economics, Business Law, School
Treasurer.
3) James Olivieri—Auto Mechanics I.
4) Thomas Oyer—Biology.
5) Renate Papenhausen—Learn Now,
Study Later; Informal Writing;
Courage to Be; Spectrum.
6) Lane Paullin—Power Mechanics,
Wood Shop, Machine shop.
7) Dave Pierce—Driver Education,
Physical Education, Football
Coach.
8) Richard Poffenbaugh—Biology
1 & II, Audio-Visual Coordinator.
9) Merlin Probst—American History,
World Geography.
10) Doug Pugh—Great Books,
Advanced Composition, Creative
Writing, Grammar Usage.
11) Billie Rastetter—Auto Mechan-
ies I.
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1) Martha Rausch—Librarian.
2) Jo Ann Rice—Physical Education.
3) Charles Robinson—Physics.
4) Harold Robinson—Creative
Writing, Modern American
Literature, Modern American
Nonfiction, Applied English,
Journalism I & I, Hyphonerian.
5) Joseph Romano—Occupational
Ww rience.
tore,
8) Michele Shafer—Concert Choir,
Girls Glee, Sophomore Choir.
9) Curtis saith erotic, i
10) Eleanor Spayde—Beginning &
Advanced Typing I.
11) Carl Thomas—World Studies,
American History Seminar.
12) Beverly Vockell—Hearing
Impaired Classes.
13) Bruce Waite—English Literature,
Creative Writing, Reading for
Enjoyment, Practical Reading,
Practical Writing.
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1) Barbara Williams—Intensive
Office Education, Shorthand I,
Advanced Typing I.
2) Walter White—Accounting I,
Record Keeping.
3) Woodrow Williams—Cooperative
Office Education.
4) Phyllis Zimmerman—Tea Room,
Home Economics.
5) Ann Ernst—Secretary to Mr. Morvai
6) Sue Essex—Secretary to Library.
7) Gertie Eubanks—Study Hall
Supervisor.
8) Mary Petee—Secretary to
Vocational Department.
9) Jane Gilbert—Secretary to Mr.
Plough.
10) Dorothy Guthrie—Study Hall
Supervisor.
11) Sue Kochheiser—Secretary to
Mr. Lewis.
12) Dorothy Tagenhorst—Secretary to
Library.
13) Sally Markham—Secretary to
Counselors.
14) Joyce Perkins—Secretary to
Attendance Office.
15) Judy Fava—Secretary to Music
Department.
Tyger Football TeamHas
Disappointing Season
Tyger footballers gained only one win in the 1975 season over
crosstown rival Malabar. Coach Pierce was disappointed with the
record but felt the team had gained valuable experience for next
year. Receiving awards this year were: Jerry Powell, offensive
back: Brian Garverick, offensive lineman; Rodney Jefferson, de-
fensive back: Todd Blaising. defensive lineman; Eugene Blue,
Jimo Adams Award. Overall most outstanding offensive and de-
fensive players were Cliff Belmer and Rodney Jefferson. Gar-
verick and Jefferson received the captain awards.
Chosen to All-Buckeye Conference teams were: Garverick and
Jefferson, first team; Belmer and Glaising, second team. Jeffer-
son also received All-Ohio Honorable Mention and was named
to the All-District team along with Garverick and Blaising.
Team members are Row |: Jones, Armstrong, Shoulders, Stuht,
Jefferson, Brownlee, Matthews, Small, Shepard, Blue, Taylor,
McDowell, Belmer, Powell, Scarbury. Row 2: Gassaway, Brumm,
Washington, Watkins, Peoples, Favers, Guzzo, Harkins, Gibson,
Blaising, Garverick, Timmer, Klinert, Boyd. Row 3: Chatman,
Bonner, Davis, Williams, Carter, Divelbiss, Hairston, Berger,
Stavridis, Kelley, Simmering, Tasman, McCready, Adams, Higgs.
Row 4: Darson, Hood, Melton, Howard, Cochran, Gaston,
Lookenott, Bradshaw, Winbigler, Pelasky, Graber, Barker,
Campbell, Browarsky. Row 5: Tasman, mgr., Shasky, Adley,
Gibson, Cline, Fry, Hoy, Hull, Bradley, Harper, Mr. Au. Row 6
Coaches Soliday, Pierce, Prosser, Lanier, Oyer, Miefert.
Tyger Golfers Divot to 6-12-1 Season
This year’s varsity golf team was led by four
senior lettermen. They were Brad Holtsberry, Steve
Hammett, Ken Beeman, and Flip Wisdom. Another
senior, Bruce Luedy, and a sophomore, Phil Warga,
made up the nucleus.
Brad Holtsberry won a three year award and
Phil Warga received trophies for the Medalist,
Under 40, and Tournament Medalist Awards.
Pictured at the top opposite are varsity golfers
Beeman, Warga, Luedy, Holtsberry, Wisdom, and
Hammett with Coach Fairchild. Reserves are
Hardy, Jackson, Krichbaum, Sloboda and Bishop.
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Tyger Runners Put Forth Great Effort
The cross-country team end-
ed their season with an 0-7
record this year. First year
coach, George Andress, felt that
more participants would have
been a definite advantage.
Returning lettermen for 76-
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Hane, John Selmon, and Dave
Ott. Nate Robinson went to the
District Meet in Toledo. Most
Valuable award went to Gary
Hightower, Most Improved to
Wilbur Hane, and Captain to
Mike Hood.
Pictured opposite are Hane,
Hood, Ott, Robinson, Hightow-
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Andress.
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The girls’ tennis team improved over the
season, ending with a 2-7 record. Mrs.
Laura Evilsizor, coach, felt the team did
well considering the few returning letter-
men. Honorary captain trophy went to
Diane Smith, who also captured the only
third year award. Most points went to the
doubles team of Linda Lehnhart and Linda
Wappner.
The girls’ volleyball team gained needed
experience throughout the year and ended
with a 3-7 record. Reserves came out with
a 4-4 record. Both were coached by Miss
Joan Rice. Most points award went to Andra
‘Webb, most improved to Monica Holz-
warth, and most valuable to Fonda Walker.
Tennis team members pictured are Row |
Geiger, Wappner, Kindinger, Montgomery,
and Smith. Row 2: Billingsley, Letizia,
Stroup, Buchanan, Letizia, Kowalski, Lehn-
hart, Hughes, Clifford, Meckling. Volley-
ball team members pictured are Row 1:
Webb, Walker, Holzwarth, Hyatt. Row 2:
McQuillen, Kindinger, Brumm, Miss Rice.
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Reserves Gain Experience For Varsity
The reserve football team
won their last five games to end
their season with a 6-2 reocrd.
Tyrone Darson was the key run-
ning back, while Tom Cline
and Orlando Chapman did well
as ends. Coach John Meifert
predicts an excellent line-up
for next year. Many of his
players moved up to varsity
toward the end of the season.
Reserve basketball players
fought through a tough season
to end up with a 9-9 record.
Highlights of the season were
the victories over cross-town
rivals Malabar and Madison.
Coach Ron Hetler felt that his
team played more as a team as
the season progressed, winning
seven of their last eleven games.
Chip Davis was the leader in
assists while Wayne Curry was
leading scorer and rebounder.
Brady Fry received a foul shoot-
ing contest award.
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This year’s basketball team finished the
season with an 8-ll record, earning third
place in the Buckeye Conference. Honorary
Captain award went to Brad Holtsberry.
Bernard Ford was voted first team All-Area,
first team Northwest District No. 6, All-Ohio
Honorable Mention and most valuable player.
Brent McFarland was named most efficient
and Don Gross had the most assists; both
seniors were named third team All-Area. The
Tygers are coached by Jim Goode and his
assistant Ken Fairchild.
Team members pictured are Row 1: Coach
Goode, Adamescu, Belmer, Butler, Ford, Gross,
Coach Fairchild. Row 2: Harper, Holtsberry,
Jefferson, McFarland, Scarbury, Stevens,
Washington. Row 3: Managers Shoulders,
Mathews, Rush.
Hightower Wins State Championship
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The Tyger grapplers ended their
season 5-2 with two hard working
young men going to the state. Gary
Hightower became state champ in the
112 weight class, and Ed Favers
placed third in the 132 weight class.
Awards went to Ed Favers, most
valuable; Fred Brownlee, most im-
proved; and Gary Hightower and
Favers co-captains.
This year’s J.C. Gorman Queen was
Julie Clay. Members of the court
were Sherry Holt, Fonda Walker,
Linda Lehman, and Sondra Davis.
Wrestlers pictured are Row 1:
L. Adley, Stuht, Blue, O. Adley. Row 2:
Favers, Shepard, Brownlee, Divelbiss.
Row 3: Hightower, Owens, Selmon,
Richie.
Tygerettes Put Forth
Great Effort
This year’s girls’ basketball team, with the help of their coach
John Meifert, accumulated four victories and ten losses. One
highlight was a paid assembly against Crestline which the Tygers
won 29-10. Awards went to Andra Webb for most valuable and
most points, and to Betty Gibbs, most improved. Cassandra
Chatman and Andra Webb were named captains. Basketball
team members pictured are Row 1: Kindinger, Chatman, Smith,
Webb. Row 2: Brumm, Haag, Gibbs. Row 3: Johnson, Nickles,
Bishop.
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The Tyger baseball players ended
up their season with a 12-17-1 record.
Mike Woogerd, who transferred to
Senior High this year, proved his
ability be earning a 2.26 ERA. There
was a battle for highest batting average,
but Jeff Gassaway built up steam in the
last game to win the trophy. With
many returning lettermen next year,
the team should be able to improve its
record.
Awards went to Mike Woogerd, mest
valuable player; John Armstrong,
captain; Jeff Gassaway, leading hitter;
Harold Gibson and Mike Woogerd,
defensive awards; and Harold Gibson,
most improved.
Team members pictured are Row 1:
Lookenott, Stevens, Armstrong, Gib-
son. Row 2: Hardy, Johnson, Baldridge,
Brumm, Price. Row 3: Hane, Woogerd,
Fry, Gassaway, Crotty.
Tyger Racketmen Big
Winners In ‘76.
This year’s netters lost two of their first
three matches, but came back to win their
next eight for a 9-2 record. At the Chevy
Invitational they finished sixth out of
sixteen teams. They were third in the
Buckeye Conference, with Steve Hammett
and Bruce Luedy champs at No. 2 doubles.
Brad Holtsberry and Don Gross were
runners-up in No. 1 doubles, while Mark
Browarsky was a consolation winner in No.
3 singles.
Most valuable player and most points
awards went to Nick Ghessouras. Honorary
captain award went to Don Gross, most
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ship award to Steve Shasky.
| Team members pictured are Row 1: Gross,
Holtsberry, Luedy. Row 2: Hammett, Mar-
vicson, Browarsky. Row 3: Shasky, Inman,
Cates, Ghessouras.
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Trackmen Set New
School Records
This year’s Tyger trackmen finished with two
new school records set. The mile relay team of
Hightower, Bonner, Ford, and Hood set a record
of 3:25.2 and Hightower ran the 880 yard run
in 1:56.8. Ford qualified for the state when he
ran the 120 high hurdles in a time of 14.2. Some
of the best efforts, but not quite records, were:
Ivan Peoples, 100 yard dash in 10.2; Nate
Robinson, two mile run in 10:00.5; and Peoples,
long jump of 21’7”.
Awards went to Gary Hightower, most valuable
player; Mike Hood, captain; and Bernard Ford,
most points.
Trackmen pictured are Row 1: Favers,
Hafford, Kinnan, Hood, I. Robinson, Bradley. Row
2: Peoples, Petrella, Bonner, Allen, Ford,
Shoulders, N. Robinson, Billard, Divelbiss, Arthur,
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improved with each meet according to Coach
Evilsizor. Betty Gibbs broke the sectional 80 yard
hurdles record by four seconds with a time of
11.5. Linda Lehman placed second in the Sec-
tionals by throwing the shotput 33°11 %”.
The 440 yard relay team placed fourth in
Sectionals
This year a gymnastics team was formed for
the first time, and both Sally and Linda Lehman
qualified for state. Linda finished fourth on the
vault and fifteenth on uneven bars, with an
overall twelfth place in the state finish.
Track awards went to Linda Lehman, most
valuable; Dana Haag, honorary captain; and
Betty Gibbs, most improved. Linda was also
most valuable in gymnastics, while Fonda
Walker was most improved.
Track team members are Row |: D. Smith,
Billingsley, Carr, Johnson, S. Lehman, L.
Lehman, Geiger. Row 2: Rucker, Brookins,
Bonner, Erdenberger, C. Smith, Haag. Gym-
nastics team members are Row 1: Berry, L.
Lehman, S. Lehman. Row 2: Walker, Yoakam,
Belmer, Sertell.
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Section editors of the Manhigan were:
Activities, Brenda Hamblin; Sports,
Michelle Brumm; Seniors, Cassandra
Chatman; Underclassmen, Julie Clay;
Faculty, Marie Duellman and Jenny
Montgomery. Cindy Jones served as
Editor-in-Chief, and Mr. David Gross
is the advisor.
The Business Staff worked for both
Manhigan and Hyphonerian, getting ads
and selling copies of both publications.
The group is advised by Mr. Wayne Au.
Taking overall responsibility for Man-
higan was Tracy Spencer, while Jeannie
Letizia headed up the Hyphonerian
business.
Hyphonerian And Spectrum Produce Excellent
Issues
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The Hyphonerian Staff, under the advisorship of Mr. Robinson,
produced nine issues of the school paper this year. Mary McGraw
served as editor-in-chief, while individual sections were headed
by Margaret Noe and Bret Marks, news; Regina Pender, sports;
and Jeff Schinsky, features.
The Spectrum staff sold hats and held a bake sale as money-
making projects to help with the cost of their publication. Cheryl
Rodriguez served as editor this year, while Kathy Elkins worked
as assistant editor, and Holly Dalton served as secretary. Miss
Papenhausen took over as advisor to the staff this year.
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The 1975-76 Student Government was headed
by Liz Woods, president; Robert Avery, vice-
president; Connie Hyatt, secretary; and Ed Noley,
treasurer. The group is advised by Mr. Goode. Thier
first change was the change of the name from Stu-
dent Council to Student Government in creating
a new image for themselves.
One of the major projects was planning and spon-
soring a Superstars Day in May, where students
had the opportunity to compete in many different
sports and field events. Hopefully this will become
an annual event.
Other projects included the Christmas Baskets,
the Pupils’ Civic Fund, workshops with junior high
students, and the various exchanges with other
high schools.
Students Participate In Instrumental Music
This year’s band officers were Presi-
dent Dave Smith, Vice-President Wendy
Geiger, Secretary Dawn Wunderlin,
and Treasurer Linda Lehman. Highlights
of the year included marching for the
football games and participating in the
solo and ensemble contests during the
concert season.
The orchestra had a full schedule which
included the All-City Orchestra Festival
in which they received a one rating, the
Regional Orchestra at Newark, the Christ-
mas Concert, and the Solo and Ensemble
Contest.
The Jazz Band played in Varsity
Varieties and for the Jazz Band Soloist
Concert. They also played for several
area homecomings and proms.
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Concert Choir
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The Mansfield Senior High
Choir earned superior ratings at
both district and state contests
this year and was judged one of the
top ten choirs in the state. In-
dividuals earned high ratings in
other solo and ensemble contests as
well. Miss Michele Shafer served
as director for the concert choir,
sophomore choir, girls’ glee, and
rock choir, also known as Voices
of Harmony.
Some of the year’s highlights
were a recording session, a party
at Heatherwood Party House, and
a field trip to Akron University
where a concert was presented.
Many concerts were performed
throughout the the
various groups in the vocal music
department.
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Pep Club officers this year were: President
Linda Lehnhart, Vice-President Sue Long,
Secretary Cindy Weirich, and Treasurer Trudy
Roth. The group was advised by Mr. Davis.
Several school assemblies were sponsored
throughout the year.
The varsity and reserve cheerleaders, ad-
vised by Miss Papenhausen and Mrs. Dunn,
were on hand to cheer the Tygers at all basket-
ball and football games and at some other
sporting events as well. Lura Hull served as
Tyger mascot this year.
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“Spirit Of ’76” Chosen As V.V. Theme
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On November 20 and 21 the Senior Class pre-
sented Varsity Varieties in the auditorium. The
theme chosen for the this year was “The Spirit of
76” in keeping with the Bicentennial. Musical
acts and comedy skits were chosen to make up the
variety show. Accompaniment for the acts was pro-
vided by the Senior High Jazz Band.
Ron Mathews was selected as director of the
show, and his assistant was Amy Clancy. Co-pro-
ducers were Diane Hall and Cassandra Chatman,
and business manager was Cassandra Hood.
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Mansfield Senior High held its annual Homecoming
celebration on September 19 and 20 this year. Juniors
chose the theme “The All-American Girl” for the assem-
bly and dance.
Student Government President, Liz Woods, opened
the assembly with a welcome and then introduced Master
and Mistress of Cermonies, Eric Ferguson and Edith
Reynolds, who presented the queen and her court. Val
Rogers was chosen queen in a vote of the student body.
She was escorted to the platform by Todd Blaising. Her
attendants were Kim Brookins, Chris Linner, Dee
Ramirez, and Delores Taylor. Their escorts were Larry
Bradley, Linc Kelley, James Blakeley, and Eric Jefferson.
Queen Val was crowned by Cindy Weirich, 1974
queen. Jim Pifer escorted Cindy. Football captains Brian
Gaverick and Rod Jefferson presented the game ball to
Queen Val at the conclusion of the assembly.
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Tommy Briggs .......- Steve Nauman
Jimmy Wilson ....... Kerry Arthur,
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Natalie Newsome ..... Monica Holzwarth,
Connie Hyatt
Thomasa Briggs ...... Edith Reynolds
John Watson .......... Rick Keith
CS Rpatep oe re ton Regina Pender
Stage Manager ......- Kevin Walker
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The year’s first school play was “Natalie
Needs a Nightie”, directed by Mr. William
Asher. The plan ran three performances,
January 28-30, two evenings and a matineee
for students. The play is a comical farce
about a businessman, Tommy Briggs, who
acquires company bonuses under false
pretenses, such as being married and a
father when he is neither. When his boss,
J.J. Juniper, comes to his apartment to meet
his family, Tommy has to come up with a
wife and child in one afternoon. Of course,
everything goes wrong.
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Earnestine Gilbreth .......... Julie Clay
Frank Gilbreath, Jr... .... . Kerry Arthur
Mr GCiliceti 5h hk Oe Kevin Walker
Lillian Gilbreth ........ Gwen Marchant
Fred Gilbreth ........... . Ernie King
Jackie Gilbreth .......... Tammy Eichler
DanGilbreth ............. Tom Darson
Martha Gilbreth.......... Lucille Stolle
BillGilbreth ............ Richard Keith
Anne Gilbreth ........ Debbie Bowers
Mrs. Gilbreth ......... Cheryl Rodriguez
Mrs. Fitzgerald.......... Regina Pender
Dr. Burton...) 25.02 Ron Matthews
Nad Somles. oss. eae James Owens
Mise Brill 6 aoe. Tammy McQuillen
Larry, a boyfriend ........ Steve Nauman
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The spring show, “Cheaper by the
Dozen”, was presented on April 28, a
matinee for the student body, and
April 29 and 30, evening perform-
ances for the general public. It was
directed by Mr. William Asher.
The play revealed the true life
laughter and love of the Gilbreth
family. It centered around the conflict
between the oldest daughter Anne,
who wants to date, and her father,
who wants her to grow up and grad-
uate early. The incidents are seen
through the eyes of Earnestine and
Frank, Jr. as they look back on the
past.
Students Help In Various School Offices
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Each semester students are
chosen to work in the various of-
fices of the school. They deliver
passes, fill bo mailboxes, and help
secretaries with other clerical work
as well. Workers help in the main,
counselors’, attendance, second
floor, treasurer’s, and athletic of-
fices. Student aides also assist in
the library and sell in the book-
store before school and at lunch.
Students must have a study hall to
Library
apply for one of these positions.
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Attendance Office
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D.E., D.C.T., C.O.E. Expand Work Programs
Distributive Education classes are set up to give students
skills in store and office work. Mr. Davis’ group was headed
by Vickie Correll, president; Jane Jobes, vice-president;
Rhonda Jones, secretary; and Leslie Meister, Mr. Haederle’s
class president was Molly Perry; vice-president, Chris Kam-
penella, and secretary, Nancy Jarvis.
Mr. Finley’s Diversified Cooperative Training class for
seniors provided skills in the trade and industrial areas.
Officers were Jim Stoots, president; Mike Tidmore, vice-
president; Debbie Scarbury, secretary; and Brenda Thompson,
treasurer.
Cooperative Office Education class helped find students
jobs in office work. Mr. Williams’ group was headed by
Cassandra Hood, president; Cathy Hager, vice-president;
Terri Crotty, secretary; and Debbie Myers, treasurer.
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Many juniors and seniors participated in Intensive Office
Education this year. They learned to work with various office
machines, to increase typing skills, and in some cases to take
dictation and shorthand. Various field trips were taken, so that
students could see offices in action. The groups visited such places
as Nationwide Insurance in Columbus and Goodyear in Akron, as
well as many local businesses such as 1.B.M. and Lumberman’s
Insurance. Trips were financed through bake sales and other sales,
including stationery and glitter plaques from the Clerk-Typists.
Officers of Senior I.0.E. were Merle Williams, President; Ann
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Hilliard, vice-president; Gwen Lindsay, treasurer; and Vonda
Favers, secretary. Mr. Groff is the advisor.
Junior Clerk-Typists, under the advisorship of Mr. Neuerman,
were headed by President Genice Jefferson, Secretary Val
Daniels, and Treasurer Nelda Westlake.
Junior Stenographers were under the leadership of Karen
Tucker, president; Dawn Artz, vice-president; Lavonda Matthews,
secretary; and Vickie Willis, treasurer. Mrs. Williams advises the
group.
O.W.E., O.W.A. Groups List Accomplishments
The Occupational Work Ex-
perience Program is planned to
assist students to find employment
at the unskilled level. Students
attend classes in the morning and
work in the afternoons, a minimum
of fifteen hours per week. Career
field trips, planned speakers, and
class recreational functions are all
utilized in this program. Mr. Lutz,
Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Romano
are the instructors.
Occupational Work Adjustment
is designed to prepare students for
future employment. This program
sponsors one speaker every week,
one field trip every month, a spring
banquet, and a trip to Cedar Point.
In nine months this group com-
pletely renovated the house at the
corner of Ausdale and North Lin-
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VICA Clubs Promote Vocational Interest
Electronics V.1.C.A.
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The officers of this year’s Vocational Drafting Club were Junior Rose,
president; Mike Hood, vice-president; Herb Cline, secretary; and Larry
Howard, treasurer. Major fund raising projects were a car wash and a bake
sale. Highlight of the year was a trip to Cedar Point in the spring. The
advisor is Mr. Mollica.
The Electronics Club sold candles for their fund raising project this year.
Officers were Scott Trumpower, president; Bill Brodhead, vice-president;
and Dave Etzwiler, treasurer. Mr. Smith and Mr. Miu serve as advisors.
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Chess Team National Champs; Clubs Provide
Services
The 1976 Chess Team brought special
recognition to themselves and Senior High
when they captured the national championship
in Cleveland earlier this year. The Tyger
Booster Club helped sponsor the trip from
April 30-May 2. Individual winners who placed
were Mark Papenhausen, fifth in the nation,
and Hank Miller, who captured the first
place trophy. The group is advised by Mr. Asher.
Officers of the Black Culture Club were
Robert Avery, president; Kim Brookins, vice-
president; Dorothy Beard, secretary; and Karen
Tucker, treasurer. They planned and attended
a field trip to OSU and sponsored the annual
fashion show, this year having zodiac signs as
the theme. Mr. Pugh is the advisor.
Key Club sponsored the annual Relays
Dance and worked on many community
projects such as March of Dimes and bell
ringing for the Salvation Army. Mr. Gross
advises the group led by Flip Wisdom, president;
Brian Garverick, vice-president; Todd Blaising,
secretary; and Jules Bales, treasurer.
The Varsity-M Club was organized again this
year under the leadership of Mr. Au. Major
projects involved helping with cleanup after
many of the games and serving as hurdle crew
at the Relays. Officers this year were President
Todd Blaising, Vice-President Fred Brownlee,
Secretary Brian Garverick, and Treasurer Mar-
tin Jones.
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Students Excel In Honor Activities
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The M.HLS. Science Fair was held on March 9 and
10 this year. Projects were set up and judged on
the first day and were open to the public on the
second day. Mr. Poffenbaugh was in charge of the
event. There were many superiors, with John
Armstrong getting a perfect score.
Juniors chosen to attend Buckeye Boys’ State
and Girls’ State last summer were Mike Brumm,
Steve Hammett, Robert Avery, and Fonda Walker.
National Honor Society, advised by Mrs. Imhoff,
worked under the leadership of Tim Wynn, presi-
dent: Debbie Bowers, vice-president; and Tracy
Spencer, secretary-treasurer. New seniors and jun-
iors were selected in the spring.
Seniors Honored In Various Fields On Class Day
Tim Wynn took top honors as class valedictorian
at the Class Day program held on May 27 for par-
ents and friends of the Class of 1976. Salutatorian
was Steve Hammett, while Dan Cropper took third
place honors.
Named as outstanding seniors by the University
Club were Linda Lehman and Mike Brumm. Julie
Clay and Robert Avery were presented with the
University of Michigan award. Mr. Plough pre-
sented special principal's awards to Richard Keith
and Liz Woods for their service to the school.
Seniors were led into the auditorium by their
class officers, while music was offered by the Senior
High Orchestra.
Senior Prom Held At Interstate Inn
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Seniors and their dates held the last social event of the
year, the Senior Prom, on May 28 at the Interstate Inn.
The theme for the prom was “Do You Know Where You're
Going To?”, the theme from the movie “Mahogany”.
A ham and roast beef buffet started the evening.
followed by dancing to the music of Flight. In the early
morning seniors went to the cinema at Richland Mall for
their choice of “The Stepford Wives” or “Paper Moon”.
They topped off the evening with bowling at Park Lanes.
Baccalaureate—Commencement Held At Arlin
Field
The one hundred and thirtieth annual commence-
ment was held at Arlin Field at 2:30 P.M. on
Sunday, June 6. Again this year it was combined
with the baccalaureate service.
Class president, Cheryl Rodriguez, welcomed
class members and guests, after which the Rev.
Linwood Chamberlain of St. Matthew’s Lutheran
Church offered the message. Tim Wynn, valedic-
torian, and Liz Woods, president of Student
Government, also spoke before the awarding of
diplomas.
After the traditional turning of the tassels, the
Class of "76 marched out to the theme from “Pomp
and Circumstance.” Music was provided by the
concert band.
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Johnathan = Taylor — Armstrong—Football
2.3.4; Key Club 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Var-
sity M 3,4; Office Monitor 3,4.
Lea Anne Arter—Band 2,3,4; Stage Band
2; Pep Band 2.3.4; Orchestra 2,3; Nurs-
ing Assistant 4.
Robert Ray Avery—Hypho Business Staff
2,3,4; Spectrum 2; Class President 2; Jr.
Achievement 2,3,4 (Company president
2,3; Vice-President 2); Pep Club 2,3,4;
Class Executive Committee 3,4; Black
Culture Club 2,3,4 (President 4); Varsity
Varieties 4; Student Council 2,3,4 (Vice-
President 4); Voices of Harmony 4; Con-
cert Choir 2,3,4 (Co-President 4).
George Marion Baldridge—Office Monitor
4; Baseball 4; Student Government 2.
Jules Pickett Bales—Key Club 3,4 (Treas-
urer 4); Manhigan 4; Office Monitor 4;
Varsity Varieties Stage Crew 3; Red
Cross 4.
Brenda Darlene Baker—Pep Club = 2,3;
1.O.E. 3; D.C.T. 4.
Cheryl Jeanette Baker—O.W.E. & O.W.A.
2,3,4.
Cathy Lynn Barber—Student Government
2; Pep Club 2,3; LO.E. 3 (Treasurer);
C.O.E. 4.
Dorothy Louise Beard—Pep Club 2,3; Con-
cert Choir 2,3; Homecoming Court 3;
Student Government 3,4; Black Culture
Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer 4); Office Monitor
4; D.E.C.A. 14.
Linda Jean Beasley—Black Culture Club
2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Nursing Assistant 4.
Kenneth Richard Beeman—Golf 2,3,4;
Swimming 2; Tennis 3; Band 2,3 (Pres-
ident 3); Orchestra 4; Stage Band 3,4;
Key Club 3,4; National Honor Society
3,4; Student Council 3; Varsity Varieties
3; Varsity M Club 4.
Cynthia Marie Bishop—Band 2,3,4; Pep
Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; V.V. Publi-
city Committee 4: Prom Decoration
Committee 4; Homecoming Decoration
Committee 3; Junior Achievement 3,4
(Secretary 4): Civie Day 4; Superstars Day
Committee 4
April Jeanette Black—Pep Club 3,4; Black
Culture Club 2.
Mark Eugene Black—Basketball 2; Concert
Choir 2,3; Student Government 4.
Aubery Eugene Blue—Football 4; Wres-
tling 4; Varsity M. Club 4.
Mark Torrey Bolesky—Key Club 4; Office
Monitor 4; High School Happenings 4.
Linda Susan -Booker—D.E.C.A. I 4; Stu-
dent Government 4; Band 2,3; Concert
Choir 2; Pep Club 2,3.
Deborah Anne Bowers—Spectrum 3,4 (Asst.
Editor 4); Class Treasurer 4; Class Ex-
ecutive Committee 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,34:
Varsity Varieties 4; Student Government
Executive Committee 4; Girls’ Glee 3,4;
Red Cross 3; Prom Committee 4; National
Honor Society 3,4 (Vice-President 4);
School Play 4.
Hymetia Novak Brown—Junior Achievement
23,4; LO.E. 3; C.O.E. 4; Student Govern-
ment Executive Committee 3,4; Pep
Club 2,3; Concert Choir 2; M-Section 4;
Basketball 3.
Frederick Owen Brownlee—Student Gov-
ernment 2.3.4 (Executive Committee
4); Football 23,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Var-
sity M Club 3,4 (Vice-President).
Michael William Brumm—Basketball 3;
Baseball 2.3.4; Chess Team 2; Football
2,34; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,4; Stage
Band 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4;
Class Executive Committee 3,4; Boys’
State 3; Varsity M Club 3,4; Student Gov-
ernment 3,4 (Executive Committee 4);
Outstanding Sophomore 2; Elks Teenager
of the Month and Year 4 (Ist Runner-up
in state contest); World Affairs Institute 3.
Elizabeth Buchanan—Tennis 2,3,4.
Frieda Lea Buck—Red Cross 3. (Vice-
President).
Scott Hilton Buker—Golf 2; Manhigan 3;
Key Club 2,3,4 (Chaplain 3); Student
Council 2; Office Monitor 4; Red Cross
4; Tel-Fad program 2.
Jeffrey Brent Carroll—German Club 2;
Student Council 3; Assembly Committee
3; Varsity Varieties 4.
Timothy Cashell—Electronics V.L.C.A. 3,4;
Swim Team 3.
Debra Carol
D.E.C.A. 4.
Caudill—Girls’ Glee 2,3;
Cassandra Lynn Chatman—Student Council
3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Varsity
Varieties 4 (Asst. Producer); Class Ex-
ecutive Committee 2,3,4; M-Section 4;
Black Culture Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4;
Manhigan 3,4; Fashion Show Director 4;
Class Decoration Chairman 4.
Amy Urich Clancy—Manhigan 4; Pep Club
2,3,4; Varsity Varieties 3,4; School Plays
3; Spectrum 3,4; Office Monitor 3; Con-
cert Choir 4; Girls’ Glee 3.
Julie Ann Clay—Student Government 3;
Class Executive Committee 2,3,4; Class
President 3; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Girls’
Glee 3; Pep Club Executive Committee 4;
National Honor Society 3,4; Spectrum 4;
Office Monitor 4; Varsity Varieties 3,4;
Voices of Harmony 4; Manhigan 3,4; School
Plays 3,4; Choir Executive Committee 4;
J.C. Gorman Queen 4.
Michelle Lynn Clifford—Pep Club 2,3,4;
Tennis 3,4; Student Government 3; Class
Executive Committee 3,4; Spectrum 4; Jr.
Achievement 2,3,4; V.V. Committee 4.
Herbert Harley Cline—Swim Team 2; Vo-
cational Drafting Club 3,4 (Secretary 4).
Karen Sue Conley—Band 2; Pep Club 4.
Kathy Sue Conn—Pep Club 2,3; Concert
Choir 2,3; Girls’ Glee 2,3; D.E.C.A. 14.
Victoria Jo Correll—Pep Club 2; Class Ex-
ecutive Committee 2; Walk-a-thon 3;
D.E.C.A. 4 (President).
Jennifer Lee Crawford—D.E.C.A. 4; Pep
Club 2,3,4; Student Government 3,4;
Class Executive Committee 4; Play Pro-
duction Crew 4.
Kimberley Kaye Crawford—Concert Choir
2.3.4; M-Section 4; Black Culture Club
3,4; Girls’ Glee 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4.
Paula Lou Crawford—Pep Club 2,3; B.O.E.
3 (President); Nursing Aide 4.
Daniel Laban Cropper—Orchestra 2,3,4;
National Honor Society 3,4; Science Fair 4.
Theresa Sue Crotty—Pep Club 2,3; B.O.E.
3; C.O.E. 4 (Secretary); Office Monitor 4.
Nadine Joy Daugherty—German Club 2;
Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Class Execu-
tive Committee 3,4; Hyphonerian 4; Prom
Committee 4; Business Staff 4; Play Crew 4.
Sondra Mary Davis—Pep Club 2,3,4; M-
Section 4.
Harry Joseph Dillon, Jr—Student Council
2.3.4; Class Executive Committee 2,34;
Key Club 3,4, Office Monitor 2,4; Man-
higan 3; Jr. Achievement 2,3; High School
Happenings 4; Student Public Relations
Director 2,3,4.
Timothy Phillip }Donaldson—Band = 2,3,4;
Orchestra 4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 3,4;
Varsity Varieties 4; Pep Club.
David Paul Dotson—Cross Country 2,3;
Track 2; Band 2; Key Club 3; Pep Band
2; Pep Club 2,3; Hyphonerian Photog-
rapher 2,3,4 (Sports Editor 4); Manhigan
Photographer 3,4.
Marie Kathryn Duellman—Band 2; Track
3.4; Basketball 4; Spectrum 4; Manhigan
4; National Honor Society 4; Office
Monitor 4.
Kathy Jan Elkins—Class Executive Com-
mittee 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Band
2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4
(Executive Committee 3); Spectrum 2,34
(Circulating Editor 3, Publicity Manager
4, Typist 4); Student Council Executive
Committee 2,3,4; V.V. Business Manager
& committees 4; Civic Day 3,4; Super-
stars Day Committee 4; Orchestra 2,3,4
(Vice-President 3); National Honor So-
ciety 4; Athletic Department Secretary
4; L.O.E. 4; Homecoming Committee 3;
Prom Committee 4; J.C. Gorman Com-
mittee 4; Student-Faculty Committee 4.
Edward Roland Favers—Class Executive
Committee 4; Football 4; Wrestling 4
(3rd in’ state); Track 4; Homeroom
Representative 4.
Vonda Sue Favers—Pep Club 2,3; LO.E.
3,4 (Assistant Secretary & Treasurer 4).
Venetia Fields—Basketball 2.
Lynne Florence Fletcher—Band 4; Prom
Committees 4; Student Government 4
(Representative to Ohio Annual Student
Council Congress).
Clifford Dayle Franklin—Pep Club.
Jeffrey Allen Gassaway—Varsity M Club
4; Student Government 4; Baseball 2,3,4;
Football 4; Office Monitor 4; Choir 2,3.
Wendy Kay Geiger—Band 2,34 (Vice-
President 4); Student Government 2.3.4;
Pep Club Executive Committee 2,4; Vol-
leyball 2; Tennis 4; Varsity Varieties
3,4; School Play 3; Hyphonerian 4 (Busi-
ness Staff 3,4); Band Flag Corps 3,4; Na-
tional Honor Society 4.
Karen Jayne Gerrell—Office Monitor 4;
1.0.E. 4.
Donna Mae Gibson—Student Council 2,4
(Executive Committee 4); Class Execu-
tive Committee 2,3,4; Pep Club 2.3.4
(Executive Committee 4); Choir 2.
Donald James Gross—Basketball —2,3,4;
Tennis 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Civic Day
Councilman 4; Manhigan 4; Varsity M
Club 4; Key Club 2.
Cathy Marie Hager—Pep Club 2,3 (Ex-
ecutive Committee 3); Basketball 2; B.O.E.
3; C.O.E. (Vice-President 4).
Diane Alvord Hall—Office Monitor 2,3;
Class Executive Committee 3,4; Varsity
Varieties Producer 4.
Brenda Jean Hamblin—Manhigan 3,4; Jr.
Achievement 2 (secretary); Tygerette
2; Class Secretary 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Stu-
dent Council 3; Bookstore Worker 4;
Jr. Write-Off 3; Varsity Varieties 3; V.V.
Committee 4; School Plays 3.
Stephen Jack Hammett—Golf 2,3,4; Na-
tional Honor Society 3,4; Boys’ State 3;
World Affairs Institute 3; Tennis 4.
Vicki Johnson Herold—D.E.C.A. 3,4.
Ann Laverne Hilliard—Choir 2,3; Pep
Club 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 3; 1.0.E. 4.
Lena Elizabeth Holt—Library Aide 4.
Sherry Elaine Holt—Spectrum 3 (Vice-
President); Student Council 2; J.C. Gor-
man Court 4; C.O.E. 4; Black Culture
Club 2; B.O.E. 3; Homecoming M.C. 3.
Bradley Clay Holtsberrry—Class Executive
Committee 2; Golf 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4
(Captain 4); Ohio English Scholastic Test
2; Homecoming Committee 3; History
Seminar Delegate 3; National Honor
Society 3,4; Tennis 4; Chemistry Lab
Assistant 4; Office Monitor 4; Rotary 4;
Varsity M Club 4.
Cassandra Lee Hood—Cheerleader 2;
Track 2; B.O.E. 3 (Vice-President); Track
2,3; Basketball 3; Spectrum 3; C.O.E.
4 (President).
Michael Alen Hood—Choir 2,3,4; Track
3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Student Govern-
ment 3.4; Vocational Drafting Club 3.4
(Vice-President); Varsity M Club 4.
Caren G. Horner—Student Council 2;
D.C.T. 4 (Vice-President); Class Executive
Committee 2,3.
Jay Lenard Huffman—Student Govern-
ment 4.
Lura Jeanne Hull—Cheerleader 2; Student
Council 2.4 (Executive Committee 4);
Choir 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 2,3,4; Pep Club
2.3.4 (Executive Committee 4); Tyger
Mascot 4; Manhigan 4; Voices of Harmony
4; Varsity Varieties 4; Choir 2.3.4 (Ex-
ecutive Committee 4).
Jodi Lynn Hunter—Black Culture Club
4; Pep Club 3; Class Executive Committee
4; Student Government 4; Office Monitor
4; Choir 2.3.4; Voices of Harmony 4.
Connie Sue Hyatt—Red Cross 2; Class Ex-
ecutive Committee 2,3,4; Student Gov-
ernment 2,3,4 (Secretary 4); Volleyball
3,4; School Plays 3,4; Manhigan 4; Pep
Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3; Home-
coming Committee 3; Varsity Varieties 4.
Nancy Kay Jarvis—Pep Club 2,3,4; D.E.C.A.
3,4 (Treasurer 4).
Rodney Jefferson—Basketball 2,3; Foot-
ball 3,4 (Captain 4); Varsity M Club 4.
Thomas William Jessop—Baseball 2; Foot-
ball 2.
Sandra Loraine Jewell—I.O.E. 4; Pep
Club 2,3,4.
Jane Ruth Jobes—Pep Club 2,3,4; Office
Monitor 3; D.E.C.A. 1 4 (Vice-President).
Brenda Lee Johnson—Pep Club 2,3;
D.E.C.A. 14.
Cynthia Jones—Manhigan 3; Pep Club 3;
B.O.E. 3 (Treasurer); C.O.E. 4.
Cynthia Ann Jones—Pep Club 2,3,4: Class
Executive Committee 2,3; Y-Teens 2; Man-
higan 3.4 (Editor-in-Chief 4); Varsity
Varieties 4; National Honor Society 4;
Office Monitor 2; Scholastic Achieve-
ment Tests 3,4; Jr. Write-Off 3.
Rhonda Lyvennia Jones—Pep Club 2,3;
B.O.E. 3; D.E.C.A. 1 4 (Secretary).
Richard David Keith—Chess Club 2,34
(Secretary 2); Band 2,34 (Council 4);
Orchestra 2.3.4; Stage Band 2; Lighting
Designer for V.V. & Rock Choir 4; School
Plays 2.3.4; Set Design for play 4; Play
Stage Crew 2.
Elycia May Kindinger—Tennis 4; Artwork
in Spectrum, Mall Show, & Art Center 3.4.
Ernest King—Rock Choir 4; Choir 2.3.4:
Student Government 3.4; Class Execu-
tive Committee 3.4; Jr. Achieveme 4
(President); School Play 4; Band 2.3.4; Pep
Band 2,3; Pep Club 2,3.
Samuel Earl Kinnan—Track Manager 2,3:
Track 4; Football Manager 3.4; Varsity
M Club 4; Library Aide 4.
Karen Sue Kiser—Red Cross 2; Pep Club
2,3,4; Ohio Scholastic Test 3; American
Legion Test 3; Class Executive Committee
4; Office Monitor 4.
Gina Kmetz—O.W.E, 3,4.
Jeff Eugene Leedy—Track 2; Student Coun-
cil 2; V.1.C.A.
Linda Jo Lehman—Varsity Varieties 3.4;
Pep Club 2.3.4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Gymnas-
tics 4 (Captain, MVP, State Qualifier);
Cheerleader 2,3,4 (Captain 4, Band 2.3.4
(Treasurer 4); Superstars 4; National Honor
Society 3.4; Hypho Business Staff 3.4:
Class Executive Committee 2.3.4; Track
4; Spectrum 4; J.C, Gorman Court 4; Stu-
dent Government 4.
Linda Sue Lehnhart—Band 2,3,4; Majorette
2,3,4; Tennis 3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4 (Pres-
ident 4); Class Executive Committee
3,4; Hyphonerian 4 (Business Staff 4);
National Honor Society 3,4;
Varieties 3,4.
Martha Jeanne Letizia—Band 2,34; Flag
Corps 3,4 (Captain 4); Pep Band 3.4; Pep
Club 3,4; Hyphonerian 4; Hypho Busi-
ness Staff 3.4 (Manager 4); Class Execu-
tive Committee 3,4; Prom Committee
4; Varsity Varieties 4; Tennis 3,4; Na-
tional Honor Society 4; Office Monitor 4.
James David Logan—Voeational Drafting
Club 3,4.
Bruce A, Luedy—Golf 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4;
Varsity-M Club 3,4.
Varsity
Darrell Carlis Mabry—Band 2,3,4; Orches-
tra 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,4; Track 2,3; Var-
sity Varieties 4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Pep
Band 2,34.
Debra Lynn Maglott—Nationai Honor
Society 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Concert Choir
2.3; Nursing Assistant 4; Volleyball 3,4;
Library Aide 4; Homecoming Committee
and M.C. 3.
Cathy Lee Malone—Pep Club 2,3; B.O.E.
3; C.0.E. 4; Office Monitor 4.
Gwen Marchant—School Play 4;
Aide 3:
Debra Dawn Marietta—Band 2.3 (Secre-
tary 4); Orchestra 2,3; Pep Band 2,3,4;
Office Monitor 4.
Christopher Bret Marks—Band 2,3,4 (Band
Council 4); Orchestra 2.3.4; National
Honor Society 4; Hyphonerian 4 (News
Editor); Spectrum 4; Jazz Band 4; Pep
Band 3,4; V.V. Committee 4.
Alvin Augustine McDowell—O.W.A. 2;
O.W.E. 3; Football 3,4.
Brent Ashley McFarland—Basketball 2,3,4;
Black Culture Club.
MaryLynn McGraw—Hyphonerian 2,3,4
(Feature editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4);
Spectrum 2,3; Student Government 2,4
(Executive Committee 4); Class Secre-
tary 2; Class Executive Committee 3;
Homecoming Court 3; Pep Club 2,34;
Office Monitor 4; Jr. Write-Off 3; Ability
Counts Contest 4 (3rd place); Bicentennial
Youth Debate 4 (Ist place local); NASSP
Bicentennial Seniors contest 4 (Ist place).
Linda Irene Meister—Office Monitor 4;
Pep Club 2,3; B.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4.
Charles Henry Miller, Jr—Chess Club 2,3,4
(President 3); Varsity Varieties Crew
4; National Novice High School Chess
Champion 4.
Jennifer Yvonne Montgomery—Tennis
3,4; Manhigan 4; Office Monitor 4.
Jane Kathleen Murphy—Pep Club 2; D.E.
3; D.C.T. 4.
Deborah Ann Myers—Pep Club 2,3; B.O.E.
3;C.O.E. 4 (Treasurer).
Margaret Sue Noe—Pep Club 2,3,4; Hypho-
nerian 3,4 (News Editor 4); Girls’ Glee
3; Student Council 3.
Library
Edward Leon Nolley—Class Executive Com-
mittee 3,4; Varsity Varieties 2,3,4; Con-
cert Choir 2,3,4; Student Covernment
3,4 (Treasurer 4); Superstars Day 4; Rock
Choir 4; Black Culture Club 4; Pep Club
2; Homecoming 3; Track 4; Restroom
Committee 4.
Stephen Page—Student Government 4.
Shirley Noreen Parnell—Pep Club = 2,3;
D.E. 4.
Iva Lynn Parsons—Band 2,3,4; Orchestra
4; Pep Band 2; Manhigan 4; Jr. Achieve-
ment 2.
Regina Louise Pender—Concert Choir
2.4; Hyphonerian 3,4; Student Council
2; Girls’ Glee 4; School Plays 2,3,4.
Marsha Renee Peppers—Pep Club 2,34.
Martha Kay Perry—Pep Club 2; Student
Government 2,4.
Molly Lou Perry—Pep Club 2,3; Student
Govenrnment 3,4; D.E.C.A, 3,4 (Pres-
ident 4).
Timothy Mathew
O.W.E. 4.
Jewell Fay Pounds—Class representative 3.
Lisa Louise Price—Band 2; B.O.E. 3;
C.O.E. 4.
Robert Michael Price—Baseball 2,3,4; Golf
3; Key Club 3; Office Monitor 4;
D.E.C.A. 3,4.
Mark William Prosser—Football 2.
Theresa Fay Ross—O.W.A. & O.W.E. 2,3,4;
Cheerleading 2.
Judy Kay Radabaugh Hrivnak—Red Cross
3; Band 2,3; D.E.C.A. 3,4; (Secretary 4);
Homeroom representative 3.
Eddie Wayne Ray—D.E.C.A. 3,4.
Terrence Lee Reed—Band 2; Stage Band
2; Tennis 2.
Robin = Lynwood
V.ILG.A. 3.
Susan Marie Roberts—D.C.T. 4.
Isaac Ozane Robinson—Class Vice-Presi-
dent 2; Pep Club 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Stu-
dent Government 2,3,4 (Executive Com-
mittee 4); Black Culture Club 2,3,4; Jr.
Achievement 3; Class Executive Commit-
tee 3; Varsity-M Club 4; N.A.A.C.P. Youth
Council 4 (Vice-President).
Philpott—V.LC.A. 3;
Roberts—Pep Club 3;
Cheryl Lynn Rodriguez—Student Govern-
ment 2,4 (Executive Committee 4); Class
Secretary 3; Class President 4; Spectrum
3,4 (Editor 4); Pep Club 2,3,4; Homecom-
ing Court 3; School Play 4.
Imon Junior Rose—Concert Choir 2,3;
Vocational Drafting Club 3,4 (President);
Baseball 2,3; V.1.C.A. 3.4.
heresa Fay Ross—O.W.E. & O.W.A. 2,3,4;
Cheerleading 2.
Gertrude E, Roth—Pep Club 2,3,4 (Treas-
urer 4); Varsity Varieties 4; National
Honor Society 3,4; Manhigan 4; Book-
Store Worker 4; Office Monitor 4; Class
Executive Committee 3.
Onie Darlene Rucker—Track 2,3,4; Bad-
minton 2; L.O.E. 4 (President); Pep Club
4; Jr. Achievement 3,4,
bra Fay Scabury—Volleyball 2,3; Bas-
. ketball 2; Band 2; D.C.T. 4 (Secretary),
Yennis Frank Schwechheimer—Key Club
4; Bookstore Worker 4; Office Minitor
4; Choir 2,3.
Dorothy Jean Scott—Black Culture Club
2; Pep Club 3,
Candy Jo Shanor—Hypho Business Staff
_ 2,3; Office Monitor 4; Choir 2,3,4.
Steven Lowell Shasky—Band 2,3,4; Pep
Band 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Scholastic
Achievement Test 2; Jr. Write-Off 3;
Science Fair 4; Hyphonerian 4 (business
Staff 4); Spectrum 4 (Business Manager);
Tennis 3,4; Varsity Varieties 4; National
Association of Secondary School Princi-
N pals Competition 4.
tharles Allen Shepard—Band 3; Orchestra
4; Stage Band 4; Football 2,3,4; Varsity-
M Club 4.
Tony Darnell Shoulders—Football 2,3,4;
Concert Choir 2,3,4; Varsity-M Club 4;
Student Council 3,4; Black Culture Club
3,4; Student Government Executive Com-
mittee (President).
Maleolm Walter Sigler—Choir 2,3,4; Office
Monitor 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Manhi-
gan 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Vrsity Varieties 4.
ary Eugene Simmons—Band 2,3,4; Or-
chestra 2,3,4; Red Cross 2; Pep Band 2,3,4.
tian Toss Singleton—V.LC.A, 3.
Kathleen Jewell — Sinnett—Hyphonerian
3; Pep Club 2,3,4; L.O.E. 4.
David Eugene Smith—Band 2,3,4 (Execu-
tive Committee 3, President 4); Stage
Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Class Execu-
tive Committee 3,4; Prom Committee
4; Student Council Executive Committee
3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Key Club 4; National
Honor Society 4; Student Faculty Com-
mittee 4; Civic Day 3,4; Varsity Varieties
3,4; Boys’ State Alternate 3; Christmas
Baskets 4.
Diane Sue Smith—Band 2,3,4; Orchestra
2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4;
Basketball 2,4; Track 4; Class Executive
Committee 4; Varsity Varieties 3,4.
Tracy Ann Spencer—Band 2,3,4; Pep Band
2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Class
Executive Committee 3,4; Prom Com-
mittee 4; Varsity Varieties 3,4; Hypho
Business Staff 3,4 (Asst. Mgr. 4); Hypho-
nerian 4; National Honor Society 3,4
(Secretary-Treasurer 4); Flag Corps 3,4.
Nick Stavridis—Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4;
Stage Band 2,3,4; Football 3.4.
James Allen Stoots—Student Council 2,4;
D.C.T. 4 (President).
Patricia Flo Stratton—Pep Club 4.
Cynthia Lou Strubhar—Girls’ Glee 2,3,4.
Frederick Stuht—Wrestling 2,3,4; Football
3,4; Baseball 2; Student Council 2,3,4
(Executive Committee 3,4); Key Club
3,4; Varsity-M Club 4; Bookstore Work-
er 4; Office Monitor 4.
Brenda Kay Thompson—D.C.T. 4 (Treas-
urer).
Tonia Kay Todd—Pep Club 2; Choir 2,3;
Executive Committee 3,4; Pep Club 3,4;
Office Monitor 3; Jr. Achievement 3;
C.O.E. 4; National Honor Society 4;
Varsity Varieties 4.
John Carroll VanRiper—Office Monitor 4,
Sheila Gwen Wagner—Office Monitor 3.
Fonda Joyce Walker—Cheerleader 2,3,4;
Volleyball 2,34; Track 3; Gymnastics
4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club
2,3,4; Girls’ State 3; J.C. Gorman Court
4; Varsity-M Club 4.
Belinda Elaine Webb—Student Council
Executive Committee 2,3,4; Class Execu-
tive Committee 3,4; Basketball 2; Black
Culture Club 3,4; Office Monitor 4; Pep
Club 3,4; V.V. Committee 4; Clas Day
Usherette 3.
Cynthia Lou Weirich—Class Executive
Committee 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Pep
Club Executive Committee 2 (Secretary
4); Homecoming Queen 3; Office Monitor
3,4; Varsity Varieties 2.4.
Cathy Jo Wellman—Pep Club 2,3,4,
Jeffrey Edward Wilson—Concert Choir 2,3,4.
Philip Draffan Wisdom—Key Club 2,3,4
(Vice-President 3, President 4); Student
Council 2,3; Bookstore Worker 3,4; Na-
tional Honor Society 4; Class Executive
Committee 2; Golf 3.4 (Medalist 3);
Homecoming Escort 3.
Elizabeth Moneak Woods—Class Treasurer
2,3; Pep Club Executive Committee 3;
Black Culture Club 2,3 (Secretary 3);
Class Executive Committee 4; Civic Day
23,4 (Councilman 3, Treasurer 4); Stu-
dent Council President 4; Superinten-
dent’s Advisory Committee 4; Concert
Choir 2,3,4; Rock Choir 4; Track 3; Var-
sity Varieties 3,4 (Asst. Director 3, Asst.
Stage Mgr. 4).
Lawrence Worthington—V.LC.A. 3.
Kenneth James Wunderlin—Student Coun-
cil 3,4; Swimming 2,3; Homecoming Es-
cort 3; Science Fair 4.
Timothy John Wynn—Band 2,3,4; Pep
Band 3,4; Orchestra 2; Stage Band 2;
Pep Club 3,4; National Honor Society
3,4 (President 4).
Harold Carl Yeager—V.L.C.A, 3.
A Word Of Thanks...
As editor of this year’s Manhigan, I would like to thank all those
who worked hard and long to put this book together.
First of all, my thanks goes to all the staff members who
made this 1976 Manhigan possible. Without them there would
be none. I would also like to express my appreciation to our
advisor, Mr. Dave Gross, and the American Yearbook represen-
tative, Mr. Earl Parks, for all their time.
My thanks also goes to our photographer, Dave Dotson, for the
many fine pictures he took. His time and talent have made this
Manhigan a reality. Smucker’s Studio should be commended for
taking pictures at many events and developing and printing
many of our pictures. A big thanks goes to the Mansfield News-
Journal for furnishing many great pictures.
Special thanks goes to Mr. Au and the business staff for
their hard work with advertising, sales, and distribution.
Credit for the picture of the tiger on the cover goes to Mare
and Evelyne Bernheim from Woodfin Camp and Associates of
New York City.
In closing, I want to wish next year’s Manhigan staff the best of
luck and hope that they will find it as rewarding as I did.
lonely Goned,
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Gorman-Rupp
congratulates....
Everyone at Gorman-Rupp takes this opportunity to
compliment the graduating seniors on a job well done.
From this milestone on, what you do and what you ac-
complish will depend largely on you. Lay your plans
and then make them happen. With your plans go all our
wishes for success and happiness in the years ahead.
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