Manhigan - 1977

1977 yearbook for Mansfield Senior High School in Mansfield, Ohio.

Mansfield Senior High School

Mansfield Seniro High School

1977

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TIME KEEPS
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INTO. THE
Future…
STEVE MILLER BAND
Today Is
the First Day
of the Rest
of Your Life.
Thomas Wolfe
Counting time
is not so important
as making time count
James J. Walker
Tam angry
I lose 60 seconds
Every minute
of happiness
Today is the tomorrow
you worried about yesterday
Keep your
eyes open,
we re on the path
to tomorrow
on a road
called today
I want to fly
like an eagle
to the sea
The Tygers put Mansfield on
the map, as several players
received state, conference, and
district honors. Cliff Belmer
made first team in all three
areas. Named to state honorable
mention were Blaising, Tasman,
Scarbury, Gibson, and Harper.
In the Buckeye Conference
Scarbury and Gibson were also
named to first team, while Hoy,
Tasman, and Kelly made
second. Honorable mentions
went to Powell, Washington,
Adams, Simmering, Graber,
McCready, and Divelbiss.
MHS OPP.
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28 Ashland 0
f OT Malabar ~ 6
/ 47 Madison 20
10° _ Lorain 17
14.¢ Fremont 36
28 Admiral King 8
Findley
Sandusky 30
Elyria 30
Marion 0.
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The Senior High Tygers turned
out their best record in 15 years
this season. Led by Buckeye
Conference Coach of the Year,
Dave Pierce, the Tygers pulled
off upsets over 2nd ranked
Findlay and 5th ranked Elyria.
Tygers Upset
State Ranked
Teams
Todd Blaising and Cliff Belmer
were named team captains and
most outstanding defensive
lineman and offensive back
respectively. Most outstanding
offensive lineman was Mike
Hoy, and defensive backs were
Jim Scarbury, Jim Adams, and
Alan Tasman.
Opposite Page: Top: Queen Tammy
Taylor and her escort, Cesar Dominguez
listen attentively to the guest speaker.
Below Left: Seated on the stage are Sue
Sertell and Sonda Williams and their
escorts, Tony Mayo and Jeff Summers.
Below Right: Mark Stevens and Diana
Withrow watch the proceedings. This
Page: Top: 1975 Queen Val Rogers,
escorted by Todd Blaising, leaves the
stage after crowning Queen Tammy.
BOTTOM: Jay Berger escorts Lynda
Johnson to the stage.

Juniors Stage
Home-
coming
Juniors worked hard to present
Homecoming, one of the big
events of the fall. The assembly
was held in the auditorium on
October 15 to the theme
"Stairway to Heaven."'
Decorations featured a gold
covered stairway leading to the
queen's chair among the clouds
and stars.
After entering the auditorium,
Tammy Taylor was crowned by
the 1975 Queen Val Rogers. Co-
captains, Cliff Belmer and Todd
Blaising, then presented the
game ball to Queen Tammy.
State representative Sherrod
Brown, a former student at MHS,
was the guest speaker.
The queen and her court
reigned at the Lorain Admiral
King game the following night.
Below:
Lynne Fletcher shows superior New Zealand style as she prepares for the return.
Below: Lori Sqrow valiantly attempts to
continue the game, even though her hand
seems to be covering her face.
Team
Improves
Despite a disappointing season
of 3-8, the girls’ tennis team
showed much enthusiasm and
gained valuable experience for
next year. The girls widened
their horizons by attending the
sectional tournament, in which
Janine Boocks placed third and
qualified for the district
competition held at Bowling
Green State University.
Lori Hughes was named
honorary captain of the team,
Janine Boocks was most valuable
player, and Lori Sqrow was most
improved.
MHS OPP.
Malabar
Crestline
"Ashland
Marion
_).. Shelby
"Madison
Marion
St. Peter's
Lexington
Bucyrus
Ontario
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Band
Provides
Halftime
Shows
The 110 piece Tyger marching
band, under the direction of Mr.
Steve Brown, provided football
fans with spectacular halftime
shows of marching and drilling
this year. They also marched in
many parades throughout the
season.
Officers this year were
President Nick Ghessourhas,
Vice-President Kevin Walker,
Secretary Dawn Wunderlin, and
Treasurer Barrie Geiger.
Jazz band members played for
Varsity Varieties as well as many
area homecomings and proms.
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Volleyball
Team
Shows
Determina-
tion
Experience was not lacking on
this year’s volleyball team, as
they finished with a 4-4 season.
The highlight of the season was
beating Shelby 2-1 in the
opening game. Three year
lettermen, Gail Kindinger,
Michelle Brumm, and Andra
Webb, served as tri-captains.
Most valuable player was Andra
Webb, while Sandra Taylor was
named most improved.
Above: Coaches have a staring session.
Left: Monica gets tough!
Cross Country
Arrow Invitational
6th place
Galion Invitational
10th place
Malabar Invitational
10th place
Cross
Country Has
Discourag-
ing Season
This year's cross country team
worked hard but ended up 0-10
for the 1976 season. They
finished 4th in the Buckeye
Conference and 9th in the
Sectional Tournament. The most
valuable player was third year
letterman Nate Robinson.
Spirit
Abounds at
Senior High
This year apathy was
conquered at Senior High with
great work from the cheerleaders
and Pep Club. Many pep
assemblies were held throughout
the year.
Mrs. Kohutek spent her first
year as advisor to the Pep Club.
Officers were Nelda Westlake,
president; Barrie Geiger, vice-
president; Ann Smith, secretary;
and Lori Hughes, treasurer. Their
main fund raising projects were
the sales of pep ribbons and
buttons, key rings, and Pep Club
memberships.
Barb Thompson served as
CHEERLEADING captain. One
highlight of the year was
attendance at summer camps.
Varsity cheerleaders went to
Malone College, while reserves
went to Rio Grande. Miss
Papenhausen and Mrs. Dunn
again served as advisors.
Top Right: Varsity cheerleaders show their form. Above: Pep Club officers and
executive committee get together for a picture.
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Left: Lucille Stolle acts as Tyger mascot
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Below: Reserve cheerleaders attend
summer camp at Rio Grande College.
Above: A pep assembly sees some new
faces in football. Left: ''All right, gang,
who put the glue on the football?"
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Tyger Golfers
Put Forth
Effort
This year's golf team, under the
coaching of Ken Fairchild, ended
the season with an 0-12 record.
Although their season was
disappointing, they gained valuable
experience for next year.
Phil Warga was selected as
captain and was most valuable
player. Greg Jackson received the
award for most improved player.
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Above 2
show.
and Right: Models are caught backstage at the Black Culture Club fashion
Fashion
Show
Proves
Successful
One of the Black Culture
Club's major projects was the
annual fashion show. It was held
in the auditorium on November 4
as a paid assembly. Clothes were
loaned by area retail clothing
stores.
Other planned projects
included a Christmas dance and
Soul Review.
Mr. Pugh once again served as
advisor to the club. Officers were
Kim Brookins, president; Karen
Tucker, vice-president; Pam
Avery, secretary; and Diane
Muffett, treasurer.
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ier a.
Right: ''This is my land. It is mine. It is beautiful, and it is mine.'
Students Present One Act
Plays
The first major drama
production was a series of
three one act plays presented
during the last week of
October. They were directed
by Mr. William Asher, and
tryouts Were open to any
student.
"The Adventure of the
Dying Detective'' presented
Sherlock Holmes in a case of
attempted murder. Holmes
pretended to be dying in order
to trick Dr. Rattigan into a
confession. An impressionistic
stage setting and lighting
effects were used in the
production.
"'Fables'' was a collection
of five scenes that asked
various questions about life.
They were open to a variety of
interpretations by the
audience,
''A Game'' Was the acting
out of a psychological
experiment concerning
property and each man's need
to stake out a space for
himself.
It ends in violence and gives
the audience a chilling insight
into human behavior.
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Top Left: Intensive Office Education Stenography. Opposite Page: Top: Cooperative Office
Education. Bottom: Intensive Office Education Clerk-Typists.
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Students Learn
Business Skills
COE, under the advisorship of
Mr. Neuerman, helped students
find office jobs. They raised
money with candy and bake sales
and held a banquet at Brown
Derby for their employers.
Officers were Kay Matthews,
president; Karen Tucker, vice-
president; Renea Owens,
secretary; and Dawn Artz,
treasurer.
IOE Steno officers were
Tammy Taylor, president; Shelli
Phillips, vice-president; Vanessa
Stroup, secretary; and Benita
Hart, treasurer. Mrs. Williams
advises the group. They sold
stationery and tube socks and
held bake sales.
Clerk-Typists sold necklaces
and held a car wash and bake
sale. Officers were Sue Robey,
president, Lori Kidwell, v.p.;
Eleanor Bowens, secretary; and
Patty Thompson, treasurer. Mr.
Groff is the advisor.
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Distributive Education II.
Diversified Coope
Training.
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Below: Distributive Education
i
DE, DCT Have Successful Year
The DCT class was advised
by Mr. Finley again this year,
with officers Debbie
Simmons, president; Betty
Bond, vice-president; Mary
Medina, secretary; and Kim
Rickey, treasurer.
Highlights of the year were
the Halloween party,
Christmas party, a breakfast
at Mohican Lodge at the end
of the year, and 5 field trips
to area businesses.
Mr. Davis is advisor of the
DE classes. His officers were
Steve Caldwell, president;
Tammy Roberts, secretary;
and Vicki Robertson,
treasurer.
Classes participated in a
conference in Columbus and
held their employers’ banquet
at the San-Dar.
They sold candles and
calendar towels for money-
making projects.
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my
spirit carry me
Fremont
Ashland
Admiral King
Marion
Elyria
Lorain Sr.
Findlay
Malabar
Sandusky
Ad mirab King
Galion
Findlay
Lorain sr.
Fre mont
Sandusky
y Madison
tiie >
Marion
Tygers Have
.476 Season
The Tyger basketball team
came off with a 10-11 record this
year. Led by team captains Eric
Jefferson, Cliff Belmer, and
Henry Washington, the Tygers
shot their way to the sectional
finals. They defeated Bellevue
and Fremont before losing to
Tiffin Columbian.
Awards went to Eric Jefferson,
leading foul shooter; Cliff
Belmer, leading rebounder; and
Jerry Powell, most assists.
Belmer and Jefferson tied for the
most valuable player award.
The highlight of the Tyger
season was an exciting triple
overtime with Madison.
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Scholarship, Fun
Provide Outlets
Varsity Varieties was one of the
highlights of the year at Senior
High. It was held on November 23
and 24 in the auditorium. Directing
this year's show was Edith Reynolds.
Kerry Arthur and Van Willis served
as co-producers, while Tammy
McQuillen was stage manager.
The Academic Challenge Team
traveled to Cleveland for their
taping at WEWS. They came home 2% * Arex Q
with a victory over two other $2? > oe te
schools. The program was seen een e
locally on May 7.
Three students from this year's
Science Fair made it all the way to
came home with a superior, while
the state competition. Geoff Fischer os * 7
Sue Billingsley and LaRonda Price
both earned excellents.
Opposite Page: Top: Varsity Varieties VIP's
watch the dress rehearsal. Center: The whole
cast gets together for the final number. Bottom
Left: Geoff Fischer looks over his project which
earned a superior at state. Bottom Left:
Sophomore Eric Paul puts some final touches on
his project. This Page: Left: Geoff, Monica, and
Ken compare notes before giving their answer.
Below: The team arrives at WEWS in Cleveland
for their taping.
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Gymnastics Team Picks
Up Experience
The second season for the
gymnastics team was a short one
due to the energy crisis. The
team had four meets and two
invitationals cancelled, but
there was more participation and
much improvement.
The most improved award was
earned by Treva Stevens. Sally
Lehman, who went to the district
in floor exercises, received the
most valuable award.
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Top: Main office
monitors.
Middle: Library
aides. Bottom:
Attendance
office monitors.
Students Assist
in Office
Once again this year students
used their free periods to assist in
the various offices. They
delivered passes, filled
mailboxes, and helped with any
jobs that needed to be done.
Library aides checked books in
and out and put books back on the
shelves.
Mr. Sauder was assisted in the
bookstore before school and at
lunch by students selling
supplies.
Top: Counselors’ office monitors. Above:
Mr. Lewis’ office monitors. Left:
Bookstore assistants.
Top Left: Annie Sullivan (Edith Reynolds) first meets Helen Keller (Tammy Eichler).
Top Right: Annie is rescued from her locked room by Captain Keller (Rusty White).
Drama Students
Present Play
The Drama Department presented
The Miracle Worker'' by William
Gibson on March 24 and 25 in the MHS
auditorium. The play is about Helen |
Keller and her efforts to learn to
communicate with the help of her teacher
Annie Sullivan.
The play took place in the 1880's at the
Keller home in Tuscumbid, Alabama,
and at the Perkins Institute for the Blind.
The play was directed by Mr. William
Asher, drama instructor.
Top: Annie and Mrs. Keller ( Tracy McClane) fight over Helen's upbringing. Above
Left: Helen seeks out her mother for comfort.
Matmen Have
Good Season
The wrestlers held a 4-1 record
this season. They placed second
in the J.C. Gorman, Galion
Invitational, Buckeye
Conference, and sectional, and
took third in the district.
John Selmon, co-captain, was
sectional and district champion
and placed third in the state.
Vince Petrella also qualified for
state after winning sectional and
district championships.
Post season awards went to John
Selmon, most valuable player;
Vince Petrella, most improved;
Paul Twyman, outstanding
sophomore; and Luther Branham,
most pins. Steve Owens was also
a co-captain.
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Vocational
Clubs
Promote
Interest
The officers of this year's
Vocational Drafting Club were
Luther Branham, president; Mark
Morris, vice-president; Julia
West, secretary; Dan Ferguson,
treasurer; and Jerry Princehorn,
sergeant-at-arms. The major
fund raising project was a
dishcloth sale, while the social
activity was a canoe trip. Mr.
Mollica advises the group.
The Electronics Club, under
the advisorship of Mr. Smith and
Mr. Miu, was headed by Jeff
Bradshaw, president; Burt
Harvey, vice-president; and
Dennis Ferguson, secretary -
treasurer. A light bulb sale
provided funds for the club.
Top Right: Occupational Work Adjustment.
Above: Vocational Drafting Club.
Train
Students for
Work
The OWE and OWA are clubs designed
to prepare students for the working world.
Students work half day.
OWE officers were President Mike
Inman, V.P. Scott Lyons, and Secretary
Penny Lehman. Mr. Lutz advises this
group.
OWA, under the sponsorship of Mr.
Derr, had a tote bag sale and a Spring
Disco. Jim Hesler was president, Dennis
Stickney, V.P.; Liz Bond, secretary; and
Sharon King, treasurer.
Top: Electronics Club. Left: Occupational Work Experience.
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Tyger Girls
Hustle Together
The girls’ basketball team had
a disappointing but hard working
season, ending up 4-8. Along
with all other winter sports
teams, the girls had many games
cancelled due to the energy
situation and the closing of
schools.
The squad will have eight
letter winners returning.
Tri-captain awards went to
Gail Kindinger, Michelle
Brumm, and Andra Webb. Most
assists went to Andra Webb, and
Gail Kindinger took the award for
most rebounds.
The team was coached this
year by John Miefert, assisted by
Dave Prosser.
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Right: Chess Club. Bottom Right:
German Club.
Students Work Hard
in Various Clubs
The Senior High Red Cross,
under the leadership of Mrs.
Tope, worked hard for many
needy causes. They made
Christmas baskets, collected toys
and clothes for the needy, and
organized the first Bloodmobile
visit to Senior High. Wendell
Harkins and Colette Smith served
as co-presidents.
The German Club was
reorganized this year under the
guidance of Miss Olszewski.
The Chess Club again
participated in various
tournaments around the state.
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The Key Club had a successful
year under the leadership of
President Joe Higgs, V.P. Kevin
Boals, Secretary Randy
Campbell, and Treasurer Tony
Mayo. They sponsored the annual
Relays Dance and worked with
Kiwanis and the career
development office in sponsoring
the sophomore career exploration
program.
The Varsity M club helped
with Christmas baskets and drove
athletes to houses during the
relays.
Top: Varsity M Club. Above: Key
Club. Left: Red Cross.
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I want to fly
like an eagle
‘til I'm free
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1 Lorain St.) 7
“10 Lorain Sts) #
1 Lexington aaa
11 St. Petérs
2 alabax =
il Ash
1 Findla’ 10
1 Findlay ‘yg & 6
0 Marion 4 6
4 Marion s 3
3 Wadsworth ~~ Gees a
3 Wadsworth 4
11 St. Peters 6
1 Bellevucy ~~ 3
5 Shelby ae
6 Fremont aN
adison 5
Ontario 7
8
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Elyria
Batters Show |
Effort
The baseball team opened its
season by winning five of their
first seven ball games. The
season was topped off by an extra
effort victory over Marion, and a
controversial tournament loss to
Bellevue.
Brady Fry took the MVP award,
the offensive award, and the
batting trophy. Mark Stevens
won the most improved trophy
and defensive honors, while
Wilbur Hane was handed the
captain's award.
Netters Have Disappointing Season
les
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With only six men on the Tyger tennis team
this year, the netters ended their season with a
1-11 record. The lone victory was a 4-1 match
over Ontario. One highlight, however, was
that Nick Ghessouras was the first singles player
since 1970 to qualify for the Northwest
District.
At the banquet Nick was named team captain
and was given the most valuable player award.
Jay Berger was most improved.
Any
BAREAL EG CRSES
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| Hypho Keeps
School Informed
The Hyphonerian Staff, under
Mr. Harold Robinson, published
nine issues of the paper. Tammy
McQuillen and Mark
Papenhausen served as co-
editors, while Gretchen Lindquist
headed Features and Bob
Marvicsin and Russ Howell
headed sports.
The business staff took care of
both publications, getting ads,
and selling and distributing
copies. Mr. Wayne Au served as
advisor, while Debbie Smith and
Chris Linner acted as business
managers.
" Top: Hyphonerian Staff. Above: Co-editor
Tammy McQuillen prepares her copy. Right:
Reporter Mike Hoy checks an article.
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Manhigan Staff
Presents New
Look
The Manhigan Staff was
headed by co-editors Michelle
Brumm and Jean Finlayson. Mr.
David Gross is the advisor.
The staff sponsored a Disco
Dance and two bake sales to earn
extra money to help pay for using
color in the opening section and
enlarging the senior section.
Top: Publications Business Staff. Center
Left: Tracy McClane works on the
underclassmen pictures. Center Right:
Photographers Dave Ott and Saint Chin
decide to get into a picture. Left:
Manhigan Staff.
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New Girls’ Sport Added in
Findlay
The first season for the
softball team was a long,
hard learning experience.
Fastpitch softball, new to
the area, was a whole new
ball game, and there were
many techniques to learn.
Although the record was
2-9, many games were
close ones, the most
memorable being the
Shelby contest, where the
Tygers came back in the
bottom of the seventh to
earn 15 runs, only to fall
short by one.
The highest batting
average belonged to
Monica Holzwarth, who
slugged out a .447.
Michelle Brumm earned the
most valuable player
award, while Betty Hriesik
was named Most Improved.
Linda Simpson was given an
award for most team spirit.
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Right: Student Council.
Middle Left: National Honor
Society. Middle Right:
Student Council Executive
Committee. Bottom Right:
National Honor Society.
Students Work
in
Various Groups
Student Government officers
this year were Russ Howell,
president; Senita Shoemake,
vice-president; Lori Hughes,
secretary; and Val Rogers,
treasurer. Cleaning up trash
around the school was one of the
major projects of the year.
National Honor Society
officers were President Edith
Reynolds, Vice-president Kevin
Walker, Secretary Lori Hughes, |
and Treasurer Marcia Hall. More
new members were elected in
May.
The Honors Banquet was held
on May 25 in the school
cafeteria. Students were honored
for academic excellence in
various fields.
Top: Edith Reynolds attended Girls’ State at Capitol University in
Columbus, while Kevin Walker and Geoff Fischer were chosen to attend
Boys’ State at Ohio University in Athens. Both functions were held in June.
Huron Relays 15th 14
Columbus East-
Malabar 1st 68
5 way meet 1st 69
Ontario- -Galion — Ist t°5161
Mehock Relays =: 0
Lorain Sr. 1st 87
ee Relay
— Sectionals 1st 71 : ~—
2 District 2nd 40
a . ' State atly . 1h” oe
Trackmen Show
Superiority
For the first time in Tyger
history the boys’ track team
became champs in the Buckeye
Conference and the sectionals
and were runners-up in the
district.
Ivan Peoples received awards
for most valuable player and
most points, while Scooter
Bonner received most improved.
Larry Bradley was elected
captain.
The six trackmen who entered
state championship were Bonner,
Peoples, Del-Ray Feagin,
Michael Davis, Jerry Powell, and
Robbie Williams.
Tyger Girls
Look to Future
The Senior High Girls’
Track Team will be back
next season with a strong
veteran squad. This year
the young team put
together a fine relay group
that finished third in the
sectionals.
Leading the team this
season were Casey Bonner,
most valuable; Sandra
Carr, captain; and Janine
Boocks, most improved.
NEED chm ete onan
3 2
Right: MHS
Above: Girls’ Glee.
Sophomore Choir.
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Below: Eric Ferguson is named outstanding
senior by Mrs. Stitak. Cente
Concert Choir. Bottom Left
Orchestra.
r: MHS
MHS
Choir and
Orchestra Give
Successful
Concerts
The Mansfield Senior High Concert
Choir was given a #1 rating at the state
contest again this year, despite the
unexpected winter vacation. They put on
an outstanding performance along with
the orchestra at the Christmas concert.
Both groups performed again for spring
concerts in May.
Eric Ferguson and Barbara Simpson were
named outstanding senior choir members,
while the National School Orchestra
award went to Marcia Hall, with Kevin
Walker and Geoff Fischer runners-up.
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Above: Hawkeye (Kerry Arthur) and Duke
(Randy Gani) are in trouble with Lt. Blake
(Kevin Walker) once again. Above Right:
Klinger (Doug Wertx) is in his best dress.
Seniors
Present
M.A.S.H.
On May 12 and 13 the comedy
""M.A.S.H."' was presented in
the Senior High auditorium.
Thirty-two seniors were chosen
for this production, the last one
of the year.
The setting of ''M.A.S.H."' is
the compound of the 4077th
mobile army surgical hospital in
Korea. It takes place over a
period of many months during the
Korean conflict.
This is the play on which the
popular television series of the
same name is based.
Top Left: Captain Burns (Rick Elliot) faints at the sight of a dead animal in his foot
locker.
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Above
Right
valedictorian by Mr. Plough.
Geoff Fischer is named
Coach Flanegan presents the Pete Henry award to Todd B
laising.
a: I a OO LOD Oe
Seniors
Recognized
at Class Day
371 seniors participated in
Class Day exercises on May 26 in
the auditorium.
Geoff Fischer and Kevin
Walker were named
4 valedictorian and salutatorian.
The University Club chose Lori
Hughes and Todd Blaising as
outstanding seniors. The
Michigan Honor Trophy was
presented to Marcia Hall and
Nick Ghessourhas. Mr. Plough
recognized Pam Woods and Steve
Gabor for their service to the
school with Principal's Trophies.
All seniors in the top ten per cent
of the class were recognized for
their academic excellence with
gold cords and tassels.
Top Left: President Pam Patton presents the gavel to 1978 president, Jeff Bradshaw. Above:
Kevin Walker receives the Salutatorian award.
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Above: Becky Kress and Brad Taylor don’t let formal clothes keep them from
enjoying the music of Blue Gold.
Left: Senior Cindy Schrader and her
date watch the dancers. Below:
Couples enjoy one of the slow
dances played during the evening.
Prom Popular With Seniors
The 1977 Senior Prom took The after-prom activities
place at Snow Trails Ski Resort consisted of a choice of two
on May 27. The lodge movies, ROMEO AND JULIET
provided a romantic or THE LONGEST YARD, held
atmosphere for the seniors’ at the Richland Mall Cinema.
last social function of the Later seniors enjoyed bowling
year. A buffet dinner was at Park Lanes.
followed by socializing and
dancing to the band Blue
Gold.
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Seniors Hold Last
Formal Assembly
The 131st annual
commencement was held at
Arlin Field on Saturday, June 4,
at 6:15 P.M. It was once again
combined with Baccalaureate.
Rev. Eugene Jordan gave the
invocation, after which Pam
Patton, class president,
welcomed class members and
guests. Rev. Henry Washington
offered the message.
Valedictorian, Geoff Fischer,
and Russ Howell, Student Council
President, also spoke before the
awarding of diplomas.
After Rev. Cloyd Kress gave
the benediction, the tassels were
turned, and the class marched
out to the theme from ''Pomp
and Circumstance.'' Music was
provided by the Concert Band.
Top: Members of the Class of 1977 was awarded
their long awaited diplomas.
Left: Board member, Robert Guthrie
awards diplomas. Center Left: Rev.
Washington addresses the class. Center
Right: With the turning of the tassels, the
Class of '77 is officially graduated.
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Class of 1977
Completes School Careers
The sophomore year of the Class of
‘17 can be remembered as a time of
maturation. Officers chosen were Pam
Patton, president; Lucille Stolle,
vice-president; Margo Davis,
treasurer, and Edith Reynolds,
secretary. Mrs. Ann Gerrell and Mr.
Doug Castle were chosen as advisors.
Homecoming was the highlight of
the junior year. Mr. William Asher
replaced Mr. Castle as advisor. New
officers were Edith Reynolds,
president; Delores Taylor, vice-
president; Marcia Hall, treasurer; and
Louise Harkins, secretary.
To raise money for the senior prom,
the class sponsored Varsity Varieties
and a very successful citrus fruit sale.
New president and vice-president were
Pam Patton Crisp and Rollie Harper.
Class Day, the prom, and
Commencement made many lasting
memories for the Class of 1977.
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John WW Abbott
Lisa A. Adkins
Katherine Allen
Carol A. Anderson
Brenda E. Arnett
Kewrin J Arthur
Dawn Antz
Lary A, Baker
Kevin D. Banks
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Karen S. Barber
Roxanne E. Barber
Amy J. Bargo
Delrin M Barnes
Douglas G, Beard
Sheryl L. Beer
Clifford D. Belmer
Dale E Billard
Lois A. Birmelin
Patricia A. Bishop
Judith A. Black
Todd A. Blaising
Paul R. Blakeman
Kevin L Boals
William C. Bonner
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Michael S. Bosh
Larry N. Bradley
Carol A, Brady
Jill D. Brandt
Tamara S. Breedlove
Vicky A. Broach
Darrell W Brock
Kimberly K. Brookins
Michelle A.
Brumm
Christopher D. Brunk
Cynthia M. Buck
Tina M. Burgauer
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Orin L Butler
Deborah J Byerly
Sharon L Callahan
Calvin C Caldwell
Steven E Caldwell
Brenda L Carr
Artenson Carter
Valentine Carter, Jr
Karen E. Cassidy
Patricia D. Cheathem
Saint N. Chin
Rick A Cine
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Anthony L Cochran
Pamela S. Conn
Billy B. Cook
David L Cooley
Virgie D Cooper
Sharon E Copley
Margaret S Craft
Ruth A Craig
Pamela Patton
Crisp
Jackie E Curry
Holly D. Dalton
Valeria D, Daniels
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Emily A Davis
Kelvin L. Davis
Margo J Davis
Cynthia L. Dellevar
Cynthia S. Demyan
Thomas W Dickinson
Lloyd A, Dudley
Susan E Ebert
Donald E Elia
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Ronald D. Elkins
Laurence R. Elliott
Scott D, Essex
James A. Estep
David L Favers
Ack L. Feeman
Dana E Felty
Cynthia A. Femsler
Daniel T. Ferguson
Eric WW Ferguson
John Fiddler
Jean Finlayson
John WW Finley
Geoffrey R Fischer
Lynne Fletcher
Sharon E. Francola
Beth M. Frontz
Brady L. Rry
Stephen M. Gabor
James L Gamble
Barrie L Geiger
Nicholas Ghessouras
Betty L Gibbs
Harold C. Gibson
Kenneth Gibson
James e Gorell
Michael A, Griffith
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Tammy L Grubaugh
Gal A. Guzzo
Van M. Hafford
Marcia L Hall
Ricky Hall ;
Wilbur H Hane III
Craig M. Hardy
Louise G Harkins
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Roeliff E Harper
Helga K Hassman
Tammy J Heinberger
Karen L. Hempfield
Polly A. Henderson
Cindy Herr
Douglas A. Hershner
Joseph N. Higgs
Kala L Hilory
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David L Holley
Debra S. Houseman
Barbara L Howard
Russell A, Howell
Victoria L. Howell
Lori A. Hughes
Druscilla Jackson
Stacy L Jackson
Eric B. Jefferson
Gennice Jefferson
Charles L Jeffries
Mary Jane Johnson
Veronna S. Jones
Teresa A Jordan
Pamela J. Kaler
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Janet R Kegley
Lincoln J. Kelley
Lucille Stolle Kibler
Gail L Kindinger
Danan King
Charles H. Klinkert
Floyd L Klinkert
Gary L. Knackstedt
Beth E. Kopcial
Kelly L Kowalski
Rebecca A. Kress
Mary M. Lake
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Rhoena Larck
Terry R Lemaster
Gretchen A Lindquist
Christine A. Linner
Elizabeth HA. Lusher
Kellie S. Lyons
Crystal P Mack
Douglas R Majors
Gar M. Marchant
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Alan H, Markwell
Robert SS. Marvicsin
Eric W Maskey
Lavonda K Mathews
Anthony Mayo
Delena Mays
Tray L McClane
Robert B. McCready
Richard W. McGraw
Wham McManis
John H McQuillen
Tammy L McQuillen
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Kristi L. McWilliams
Mary Medina
Dianne Melton
Mark A. Meyer
Timothy R Meyers
Donna J Miller
James F Miller
Peggy S. Miller
Rosa A. Mitchell
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Shirley A. Mitchell
Kenneth H Moran
Charles Mosley
Dale E Mount
Jeffrey M Murphy
Luzetta K Murphy
Mary L Neighbors
Donald L Nelson
David A. Nettles
Mary A. Neuman
Barbara A. Newbern
Karen D. Mickles
Linda L Nolasco
Lorrie J. Norris
Toni A Norris
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Dorothy J Oakley
Gary E Orren
Danny J Owens
Dwaine J Owens
Edwena R Owens
Steven J. Owens
Cheryl L. Page
Mark H Papenhausen
Mona B. Patton
Charles T. Peters
Carmen L Phillips
Julius Pigott, Jr.
Barbara D. Plaster
Gerald E Polk
Mira J Pounds
Alvin Powell
Susan L Purvis
Douglas W Ramey
Delores Ramirez
Pamela S. Ray
Danny L Reeder
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Michael J Reeder
Edith M. Reynolds
Hubert V Rice
Tammie J. Roberts
Vicki L Robertson
Valerie L. Rogers
Ora G. Rose
Bambi L. Sanders
James D Scarbury
Cynthia D. Schrader
Kathy L. Schuster
Loraine K Shepherd
Diane M. Shill
Senita R. Shoemake
Penny A. Shores
Anthony C Simmering
Delia L Simmons
Barbara Simpson
Andrea L Smith
Deborah K Smith
Terry D Smith
Shirley M. Stair
Martha K Stapleton
Nancy K Starr
Franklin R. Stephan
Mark R. Stevens
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Treva A Stevens
Darla Stewart
Jeffery L Summers
Alan O. Tasman
Eric E. Tasman
Bradley A, Taylor
Crystal L. Taylor
Delores A. Taylor
Gary S. Taylor
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Albert Thomas
Barbara A. Thompson
Danny R Thompson
Edith D Thompson
Karen R Thompson
Mark C Timmer
Kim E. Tolliver
Charles R. Tucker
Karon R Tucker
Timothy J Tuttle
Kenneth Utt
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Roy A, Wagaman
Gloria J Walker
Kevin B. Walker
Henry L Washington
Andra J Webb
Valerie J Webb
Sinda K. Weber
Rhoda M. Welsh
Julia West
Nelda E. Westlake
Larry D. Williams
Vernessa L. Williams
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Vanetia D. Willis
Lianne J. Witter
Carol A. Wolf
Pamela Y Woods
Ricky A. Wooley
Dawn M Wunderlin
William E. Yarger
Ronald J. Zeigler
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Underclassmen
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Juniors Hold
Successful
Homecoming
Top: Junior class officers are Robyn Kegley, Sue
Billingsley, Ernie Mosier, and Rosetta Garcia. Opposite
Page: Top: Junior Class Executive Committee.
Highlight of the year for
juniors was the presentation of
the annual Homecoming
assembly in October. The theme
chosen was ‘'Stairway to
Heaven."'
Following that, new officers
were elected. They were Robyn
Kegley, president; Ernie Mosier,
vice-president; Rosetta Garcia,
secretary; and Sue Billingsley,
treasurer. Miss Papenhausen and
Mr. Gross are advisors for the
Class of '78.
Other projects for the year
included a bake sale, a Tyger
decal sale, a car wash in May,
and an end of the year sucker
sale.
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Jim Adams
Lora Adams
Beverly Alexander
Paul Allen
Terry Allen
Vernon Ash
Pamela Avery
Mike Baldridge
Javan Barber
Sandra Barger
Marie Barry
Duane Beers
Sherry Belmer
Beth Bemiller
Jay Berger
Sue Billingsley
Bill Bishop
Cathy Bishop
Kenneth Bishop
Tommy Bledsoe
Renee Boggs
Frank Bolden
Bessie Bonner
Kathy Booker
Diane Bowers
Connie Boyd
Betty Bradley
Jeff Bradshaw
Luther Branham
John Brent
Tami Brodhead
Mark Browarsky
Dan Brown
Amy Brunk
Don Burge
Russ Burggraf
Kelly Burghard
Natalie Burnell
Valerie Burnell
Robert Butler
Deborah Byerly
Dave Campbell
Randy Campbell
Jacki Carper
Lisa Carr
Sandra Carr
Ed Carroll
Almedia Carter
Kevin Carter
Chris Cates
Cathy Catron
Reggie Caudill
Orlando Chatman
Steve Clay
Terry Clemons
Mark Clifford
John Cline
Dreama Coleman
Keith Coleman
LaTanya Colvin
Terry Conard
Jerry Copley |
Delores Cox
Pat Cropper
Gregory Crosby
Tom Crotty
Wayne Curry
Tyrone Darson
Joyce Davis
Michael Davis
Rhonda Day
George Danas |
Mark Dickison
Elnora Dilley
Jeff Divelbiss
Huynh Doan
Barbara Dober
Cesar Dominguez
Nancy Drye
Isaiah Dudley
Diane Duffey
Lonnie Eatmon
Tammy Eichler
Tim Eisaman
James Elkins
Vickie Elia
Kathy Erdenberger
Dale Ernsberger
Gayalene Faulkner
Dana Favers
Ervin Feagin
Dennis Ferguson
Rhonda Fife
Amy Fox
Chester Frame
Jeff Frontz
Brenda Fugitt
Mildred Fuller
Mike Fyffe
Kimberly Gall
Teresa Gamble
Rosetta Garcia
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Debbie Garrisor
Ralph Gaston
Beth Gaubat:
John George
Ricky Gibson
Debra Goldsmith
Jimmie Gordon
David Graber
Reginald Greene
Karen Gross
Sharon Gushard
Scott Guthrie
Linda Hal«
Greg Hall
Donna Hamiltor
Kenneth Hanes
John Haney
Robin Hankins
Cindy Harding
Wendell Harkins
Tawnya Harris
Benita Hart
Burt Harvey
John Henry
Debra Hess
Cindy Hicks
Pamela Hill
Jenise Hoagland
Mark Hoffman
Veime Holt
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Lisa Hogan
Janet Holbrook
Wayne Holley
Monica Holzwarth
Tammy Honeycutt
Marcus Hood
Bill Horn
Angela Howard
Mike Hoy
Betty Hriesik
Lawrence Hull
Keith Inman
Michael Inman
Debra Ison
Brian Jackson
Greg Jackson
Rhonda James
Bob Jarvig
Nora Jessop
Beatrice Johnson
Lynda Johnson
Maria Johnson
Robert Johnson
Angie Jones
Jeff Jones
Joyce Jones
Robyn Kegley
Peggy Kelly
Freda Kennebrew
Edward Kennedy
Lori Kidwell
Mary King
Moses Kingman
Robert Koch
Rick Krichbaum
Robert Kuenkele
Vicki Kunz
Allen Kyles
Joellen Lake
Greg Lawhorn
Julie Leedy
Penny Lehman
Sally Lehman
Barb Letizia
David Lewis
Jane Lewis
Michael Lighty
Chester Lindsay
Edward Lindsay
Thelma Lindsay
Velma Lindsay
Vernessa Lindsay
Mike Linner
Roberta Logan
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Eric Lookenott
Kim Lovett
Walter Lowery
Joe Lykins
Scott Lyons
Alan Markwell
Lisa Mauk
Debbie McCruter
Curtis McFarland
Eddy McGlothlin
Linda Meadows
Sally Meckling
Greg Melton
Sharon Middleton
Debbie Miller
Kathy Miller
Vivian Mitchell
Pam Morey
Mark Morris
Earnest Mosier
Kerry Mount
Diane Muffett
Janet Neighbors
Kelly O'Donnell
James Ogle
Brenda Olar
Dennis Ousley
James Owens
Rick Parker
Debbie Patterson
Kenneth Pelasky
Randy Pender
Ivan Peoples
Kathy Perkins
Malvin Perkins
Terry Perry
Vince Petrella
Joyce Phillips
Shelli Phillips
Patrice Philpott
Donna Poth
Sue Pound
Jerry Powell
Aaron Price
Jerry Princehorn
Bill Rachel
Gisela Ramirez
Dave Reese
DeNease Ray
Dana Richie
Ed Richter
Diane Rimblert
Ron Rimblert
Kent Rinehart
Sue Robey
Cheryl Robbins
Annette Roberts
Todd Roberts
Dennis Rock
Anna Marie Rohrer
Judy Rose
Alice Ruggles
Jonnie Rush
Valerie Rush
Tom Sabourin
Tim Salsgiver
Leigh Schafer
Susan Sertell
Mitchell Shepherd
Pamela Shepherd
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James Shifferly
Rilda Shores
Debra Simmons
Linda Simpson
Guy Sims
Ernie Sloboda
Arcine Smith
Brian Smith
Charles Smith
Colette Smith
Greg Smith
Jeff Spears
Chey] Spillman
Lori Sqrow
Inis Stapleton
Debbie Stewart
Kim Stewart
Ethel Stokes
AA rBeitinan
Vanessa Stroup
Michael Strubhar
James Sylvester
Jacques Tarr
Linda Taylor
Michael Taylor
Tammy Taylor
Jody Thompson
Pat Thompson
Raymond Thompson
Richard Thompson
Mike Tittle
Marcia Townsend
Annette Trammell
Phong Tran
Mary Traunwieser
James Tucker
Randy Tucker
Jason Valdry
Debbie VanDorn
Carles Wade
Patricia Walker
Stephon Walton
Tina Walton
Linda Wappner
Phil Warga
Donnie Webb
Doug Wertz
Julia West
Linda White
Mark Whited
Denita Williams
Jerrome Williams
Sondra Williams
Ron Wilson
Scott Winbigler
Tommy Windom
Diana Withrow
Rusty Wyrick
Missi Yoakam
Tom Zeigler
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Below: Candidates for class office wait to make their
speeches. Right: Sophomore officers are Debbie
Pollman, Tony Leverette, Janine Boocks, and Rusty
White.
Sophomores
Make
Good Start
Sophomore officers
elected in the fall were
Rusty White, president;
Janine Boocks, vice-
president, Tony Leverette,
treasurer; and Debbie
Pollman, secretary. Mrs.
Beth Tope was asked to
advise the class.
The first project was the
opening of a coat check for
all basketball games. Other
successful projects included
a car wash, a T-shirt sale,
and a bake sale.
Top: Sophomore Class Executive Committee.
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Kay Abbott
Lisa Adams
Lynda Adams
Pack Adamescu
Evelyn Adkins
Debbie Allen
Freddie Allen
Victor Andrews
Marlene Arnett
Mickie Arnett
Debbie Ash
Mark Ash
Melanie Asher
Carol Au
Joyce Au
Latonia Back
Beverly Baker
Mike Baker
Tim Baldridge
Augie Bales
Chick Barber
Mary Rarber
Janie Barker
Marilyn Barnett
Linda Barre
Ricky Barrett
Carmine Barretta
Raymond Bauhs
Steve Bayird
Cynthia Beard
Phil Bechtol
Regina Bechtol
Connie Benedict
Laverne Bickers
Karen Billingsley
Jerry Birchfield
Judy Bishop
Allen Black
Darren Black
Kenneth Black
Linda Black
Rhonda Black
Tracy Blaising
Armanda Blakley
Karen Bloomfield
Nancy Boals
Bernard Bolin
Eileen Bolles
Steven Bolles
Charles Bond
Elizabeth Bond
Cassandra Bonner
Janine Boocks
David Borror
Edward Bowles
Althea Bradley
Lenora Bradley
Shirley Bradley
Dawn Bradrick
Sheila Bradshaw
Randy Branch
David Brent
JoAnn Brent
Tammy Brock
Brenda Brooks
Juanita Brooks
Tracy Brooks
Anthony Brown
Jeff Brown
Karen Brown
Mary Brown
Richard Brown
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Judy Brumenshenkel
Saylor Bryant
Pam Burton
Nada Burton
Patti Burggraf
Debbie Burger
Veronica Bundy
Nathan Burnell
Joyce Burriss
Tim Burton
Carol Butler
Randy Byerly
Michael Caldwell
Valerie Caldwell
Terry Callahan
Carrie Cameron
Thomas Cantwell
Cheryl Caris
Permelia Carter
Tracie Carter
Arsteen Caruthers
Carolyn Caruthers
Brian Cassidy
JoAnn Castle
Mary Caton
Billy Caudill
Toki Chapman
Allyson Clair
Greg Clark
Brenda Clay
Stella Clay
Danny Cline
Lucy Cline
Mark Cline
Clyde Clinton
Carol Cobb
Leigh Cochran
Tonya Coley
Jack Collins
Bob Conard
Rischele Coning
Brenda Conn
Tammie Conners
Vicky Cook
Kenneth Cooper
Scout Corwin
Tom Craft
Vicki Crane
Craig Crawford
Zoneice Crawford
Carline Curry
Diane Curry
Charles Cyrus
Hillary Dalton
Cindy Danas
James Daugherty
Carmen Davis
Earl Davis
Gail Davis
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Howard Davis
Clara Day
Leonard Dixon
Carmen Dominguez
Cathy Donnenwirth
Karla Dotson
Kent Douglas
Kerry Douglas
Pam Douglas
Jeff Earles
Anthony Eatmon
Julie Elder
Roger Elia
Toney Elliott
Michael Essex
Shepherd Everson
Rodney Fanning
Don Favers
Bernard Feagin
Del-Ray Feagin
Evie Feagin
Mark Feagin
Vincent Feagin
Bill Feeman
Steve Ferguson
Ann Finlayson
Kathy Fletcher
Becky Fox
Chris Fox
Jerry Frame
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Jeff Franklin
Kimberly Frazier
Tracy Freeman
Brenda Fugett
Kenny Fugett
Sandy Fugitt
Howard Fuller
Jeffrey Fuller
Reginald Gamble
Tammy Gamble
Mary Gamez
Pat Gani
Ken Garrett
Debra Gibson
Tammy Gibson
Deakila Gibson
Dave Gillum
Laura Gillum
Kathy Gollihue
Eugene Granger
Tammy Graves
Frank Grillo
Stephanie Hamlin
Traci Hankins
Larry Harris
Stanley Harris
Juanita Harrison
Russell Haught
Jeanette Hazen
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Jeff Hazen
James Heckert
Curt Hermann
Teresa Heintz
Debbie Henderson
Louis Hershner
James Hesler
Bobby Hess
Rick Hively
Wendy Hoagland
Paula Hoke
Debbie Holbrook
Charlene Holley
Sandy Houseman
Bryan Howell
Connie Hudson
Richard Hunter
Carol Isaac
Ester Isaac
James Jackson
Marie Jackson
Michelle James
Regina Jarvis
Lisa Jessee
Clinton Johnson
Edna Johnson
Evon Johnson
Gwen Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
Pamie Johnson
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Van Johnson
Vernon Johnson
David Jones
Gary Jones
Starla Jones
Tami Jones
Ron Jordan
William Jordan
Starla Kareff
Bobby Kegley
Gypsy Kegley
Jeanette Kidwell
Sharon King
Sonequa King
Chery! Kindinger
Tammy Kinnan
Denise Kiser
Gerri Kiser
Jenny Knepper
David Kress
Kim Kunze
Brenda Lambert
Loretta Lambert
Linda Lanier
Michael Latimore
Mary Lawhorn
Tony Lealie
Linda Lee
Foxie Leech
Vicky Lemaster
Anthony Leverette
Christine Lewis
Mark Likes
Alan Lindquist
Craig Lindsay
Ellery Lindsay
Teresa Lindsay
Scott Ling
Cindy Littleton
Bert Logan
Tedd Long
Todd Long
Charles Love
Carol Lykins
Karen Lykins
Debbie Mack
Carion Madden
Greg Malmstrom
Robert Marble
Dan Marks
Jim Marshall
Susan Marshall
Molly Martin
Randy Martin
Ron Marvicsin
Paula Mask
David Maskey
Mike McClintock
Ronald McDermott
Melvin McDowell
David McFarland
Kim McGraw
Jeff McQuillen
Troy McNair
Malcolm McVicar
Kevin Meehan
Debra Mehl
Rick Miles
Kathy Miller
Kay Miller
Amy Miller
Steve Miller
Yvonne Miller
Anthony Mellroy
Judy Miner
Ronnie Miniard
Brenda Moore
Melody Morant
Stephen Morris
Jack Morrow
Mike Mosier
Mitchell Mosier
David Moyer
Daniel Muffett
David Murphy
John Myers
Ken Myers
Terry Neff
Jean Nestrick
Kevin Newton
Ricky Norman
Doug Oakley
Julie Oberlin
Tim Ogle
Tom Mack
Harry Owens
Jill Owens
Pamela Owens
Joan Palmer
Shirley Parker
Lamar Parr
Eric Paul
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Steve Paul
Elizabeth Penix
Danny Pennington
Joyce Perdue
Jenita Perkins
David Perry
Tammy Perry
Kim Pfleider
Debbie Pollman
Carolyn Porterfield
Denise Pounds
Marcus Powell
LaRonda Price
Nancy Prosser
Deborah Rachel
Brenda Ramey
Deb Ramey
Mark Ramsey
Connie Ray
Donna Ray
Linda Ray
Phil Reeder
Ellen Reedy
Gary Rever
Linda Reynolds
Claus Richter
Mike Rickey
Elijah Risner
Pam Roberts
Steve Roberts
Tony Robertson
Eddie Rose
Sheila Rose
Teresa Rose
John Rothrock
Arlisha Rucker
Danny Rucker
Jenny Ruhl
Shane Sanders
Ron Scarbury
Jeff Schad
Ricky Schoonover
Jody Schrader
Vivian Scruggs
Charles Selmon
Sheri Sertell
Cindy Shanor
Darlene Shasky
Brenda Shaw
Lori Sheetz
Sharon Shepard
Sheila Shepard
Sheliya Shepherd
Michael Shields
Tracy Shoemake
Jackie Shoulders
Sherry Simmons
Tom Simmons
Beverly Sloan
Debbie Sloan
Claire Smith
Gary Smith
Jeffrey Smith
Joe Smith
Sonya Smith
Melinda Soria
Brett Spayde
Kathy Spears
Guy Spence
Lynn Sqrow
Helen Stephens
Shelley Stevens
Jessie Stewart
Robin Stewart
Dennis Stickney
Terry Stinnett
Kealy Stokes
Janet Stolle
Charles Stone
George Stone
Kim Stricker
Carrie Strong
Lynn Sutherland
Deanna Swanger
Julie Sweet
Michael Sykes
Kathy Tackett
Jeff Tackett
Tim Tadijanac
Larry Tanner
Jeff Tasman
Connie Taylor
Doris Taylor
Sonya Taylor
Steve Taylor
Dave Thompson
David Thompson
Patricia Thompson
Randy Thompson
Rodney Thompson
Eric Todd
James Todd
Dennis Torrence
Kay Trent
Chris Trumpower
Harry Tucker
Robert Tuttle
Paul Twyman
Ardith Valdry
Ron Vulgamore
Pat Waddell
Debora Was Wade
Mark Wadlington
Patricia Wagaman
Rhonda Walters
James Walton
Mary Watkins
Jerry Watson
Burt Burke Webb
Patty Webb
John Weber
Chris Webster
Sue Weigler
Scott Wellington
Rusty White
Ann Williams
Anita Williams
Bernice Williams
Jeff Williams
Lavelle Williams
Laverne Williams
Nathan LW Williams
Ronald Willians Williams
Rick Wilson
Victor Wilson
Walter Windom
Jeff Withers
Kelly Wolfe
Chuck Wyrick
David Yaney
Rick Yohman
Michael Zeigler
Vanessa Zellner
James Boor - Welding; Machine Shop.
Robert Bowman - Work Coordinator.
Steve Brown - Orchestra; Band.
Elwood Bucher - Machine Shop.
Thomas Campbell - Occupational
Work Experience.
William Cook - Machine Shop.
Esther Creasy - Physical Education;
Girls’ Volleyball Coach.
Jeff Davis - Distributive Education.
John Depler - Record Keeping; Sales;
Business Economics.
Roger Dressler - Driver Education;
Baseball Coach.
Ann Dunlap - Artl.
Betty Dunn - Family Living; Basic
Foods; Tailoring; Home
Economics; Advanced Sewing;
Cheerleader Advisor.
Left: Kenton Fairchild - Health,
Physical Education. Bottom Left:
James Goode - American History and
Government, Student Council,
Basketball Coach. Bottom Center:
Richard Groff - Intensive Office
Education; Office Practice; Ticket
Office. Bottom Right: Carol Hane -
American History; Math; Work
Orientation.
Laura Evilsizor - Physical Education;
Girls' Tennis and Girls’ Track
Coach.
Elwood Finley - Diversified
Cooperative Training.
William Flanegan - Physical
Education; Faculty Manager;
Wrestling Coach.
Ann Gerrell - Spanish; Senior Class
Advisor.
David Gross - Something Old,
Something New; Comparative
Literature; Courage to Be;
Manhigan; Junior Class Advisor.
Percy Hall - Orchestra; Band.
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Cindy Mudra - World Geography;
American History.
Evelyn Nall - Remedial Math;
Algebra.
Philip Neuerman - Cooperative Office
Education; Business Law; School
Treasurer.
James Olivieri - Auto Mechanics.
Carmen Olszewski - German; Informal
Writing; Modern American
Literature; Grammar Usage;
Learning Lab.
Renate Papenhausen - Informal
Writing; Courage to Be; Learn
Now, Study Later; Junior Class
Advisor; Cheerleader Advisor.
Lane Paullin - Power Mechanics; Wood
Shop.
Dave Pierce - Driver Education;
Physical Education; Football
Coach.
Richard Poffenbaugh - Biology; Audio
Visual Coordinator.
Opposite Page: Left: Charles Robinson - Physics. Center:
Joseph Romano - Occupational Work Experience. Right:
Paul Smith - Counselor.
Melvia Price - Home Economics;
Home Nursing; Child Care.
Merlin Probst - American History;
World Geography.
Dave Prosser - Individual Instruction
Center; Tennis Coach; Asst.
Football Coach.
Carl Raser - Counselor.
Billie Rastetter - Auto Mechanics.
Martha Rausch - Librarian.
Harold Robinson - Modern American
Literature; Creative Writing;
Journalism; Hyphonerian.
Eleanor Ryckman - Psychology; Social
Problems; Economic Problems;
Learning Lab.
Charles Sauder - Algebra,
Trigonometry, College Math;
Bookstore.
Curtis Smith - Electronics.
Eleanor Spayde - Typing.
Carl Thomas - World Studies;
American History.
Beth Tope - Developmental Reading;
Informal Writing; Survey of
American Literature; Sophomore
Class Advisor, Asst. Girls' Track
Beverly Vockell Money - Hearing
Impaired Class, Gymnastics
Halley Weaver - Math; English;
American History; Wood Shop;
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Coach.
Coach.
Cross Country Coach.
Walter White - Record Keeping;
Typing; Accounting.
Barbara Williams - Shorthand; Typing;
Intensive Office Education.
Phyllis Zimmerman - Home
Economics; Tea Room.
Right: Beverly Whitaker -
Nurses’ Assistant Program.
Far Right: Bruce Waite -
English Literature;
Practical Reading;
Practical Writing; Reading
for Enjoyment; Modern
American Literature. Below
Left: Michelle Stitak -
Concert Choir; Sophomore
Choir; Girls' Glee. Bottom
Right: Jack Tyler - Record
Keeping; Typing.
Left: Dorothy Tatgenhorst
Secretary to Library
Sue Essex - Secretary to
Library.
Ann Ernst - Secretary to Mr. Morvai.
Jane Gilbert - Secretary to Mr.
Plough.
Joann Groves - Secretary to
Attendance Office.
Debbie Haelzle - Secretary to
Vocational Department.
Sue Kochheiser - Secretary to Mr.
Lewis.
Sally Markham - Secretary to
Counselors’ Office.
Gertie Eubanks - Study Hall
Supervisor.
Dorothy Guthrie - Study Hall
Supervisor.
Gloria Stillwell - Individual
Instruction Center Assistant.
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ACTIVITIES
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Lisa Adkins - Band 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Class
Representative 2, 3; Office
Monitor 2, 3, 4.
Brenda Arnett - Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4;
Pep Band 2, 3, 4.
Kerwin Arthur - Jazz Band 3, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4;
Cross Country 4; VV Producer 4;
Director of ''The Miracle
Worker" 4; ''MASH"' 4;
"Natalie Needs a Nightie"’ 3;
"Cheaper by the Dozen"’ 3; ''A
Game"' 4; ''The Front Page"’ 2.
Dawn Artz - IOE Vice-President
8; COE Treasurer 4.
Kevin Banks - Band 2, 3, 4;
Chess Team 2, 3.
Roxanne Barber - Pep Club 2.
Amy Bargo - Student Council 2;
Pep Club 2; IOE 3; COE Secretary
4,
Sheryl Beers - IOE 3; COE 4.
Clifford Belmer - Football 2, 3,
4 (Captain 4); Basketball 2, 3, 4
(Captain 4); Track 2, 4; Varsity
M 2, 3; Office Monitor 2, 3, 4;
Key Club 3.
Lois Birmelin - DECA 4; Pep
Club 2, 3.
Patricia Bishop - Girls' Glee 2,
3; Choir 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 3; Volleyball 4.
Todd Blaising - Football 2, 3, 4
(Captain 4); Varsity M 2, 3, 4
(President 3, 4); Key Club 2, 3,
4 (Secretary 3); Pep Club 4;
Hypho Business Staff 2, 3, 4.
Paul Blakeman - VICA 4.
Kevin Boals - Swim Team 2; Key
Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4);
Varsity M 3, 4.
Rex Boggs - DECA’3; Pep Club 3.
Betty Bond - Library Aide 3;
Office Monitor 3; DCT Vice-
President 4.
Larry Bradley - Band 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Black
Culture Club 3; Office Monitor 3;
Student Government 3, 4;
Football 3, 4; Varsity M 3; Key
Club 3; Soul Review 4.
Jill Brandt - Cheerleading 2, 3,
4 (Captain 2); Office Monitor 3,
4; Softball Manager 4; Choir 2,
8, 4; Girls’ Glee 3; VV 3, 4.
Vicky Broach - Band 2; DECA 4.
Kimberly Brookins - Black
Culture Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-
President 3, President 4);
Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (Captain
2); Student Council 2, 3; Senior
Class Advisory Committee 4; Pep
Club 3, 4; VV 3, 4; Soul Review
4; Girls' Track 3.
Michelle Brumm - School Play 2;
Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,
3, 4 (Captain 4); Softball 4
(Captain); Pep Club 2, 3, 4
(Executive Committee 4);
Varsity M 4; Class Executive
Committee 4; Manhigan 3, 4
(Editor 4); VV 3, 4; National
Honor Society 4.
Christopher Brunk - Band 2, 3, 4.
Tina Burgauer - Choir 2, 3, 4;
Rock Choir 4; Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; Student
Council 4; School Plays 3, 4; M-
Section 3; Pep Club 4; National
Honor Society 4.
Deborah Byerly - Class Play 3;
Red Cross 3; Girls' Glee 3; DECA
4.
Steven Caldwell - DECA 4;
Student Council 4; Choir 2, 3, 4;
Pep Club 2, 3, 4.
Sharon Callahan - Pep Club 2,
3, 4; Office Monitor 4; Library
Aide 4; Red Cross 2.
Brenda Carr - Black Culture Club
2; Pep Club 2, 4; Student
Council 3, 4; Class Executive
Committee 4; Manhigan 4.
Karen Cassidy - Pep Club 2, 3,
4; DECA 8; Office Monitor 3;
Hypho Typist 3, 4.
Pamela Conn - Pep Club 2, 3;
IOE 3; COE 4.
Diane Cooper - Band 2, 3, 4;
Majorette 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4);
Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student
Government 2; DECA 3; JC.
Gorman Court 4.
Sharon Copley - Pep Club 2, 3,
4.
Margaret Craft - Band 2, 3, 4;
Pep Club 2, 3; DCT 4; DE 3;
Office Monitor 3.
Pamela Patton Crisp - Class
President 2, 4; Class Executive
Committee 3; Student Council
Executive Committee 4; Student
Faculty Committee 4; Choir 2,
3; Nurse Assistant Program 4; Per
Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming
Com. 3.
Holly Dalton - Class Executive
Committee 3, 4; Spectrum 3
(Secretary); VV 3, 4; Pep Club
2, 3, 4 (Executive Committee
4); Office Monitor 3, 4;
Homecoming Committee 3;
Manhigan 4.
Emily Davis - Black Culture Club
2; Pep Club 3; Student Council
4.
Kelvin Davis - Basketball 3;
Cross Country 4; Black Culture
Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4.
Margo Davis - Sophomore Class
Treasurer; Student Council
Executive Committee 2; Black
Culture Club 2, 3, 4;
Homecoming Committee 3; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4; Fashion Show 8, 4;
Class Executive Committee 4;
Choir 2, 3, 4; Soul Review 4;
Talent Show 2; VV 3, 4; Nurse
Assistant 4.
Cynthia Dellevar - DECA 3, 4;
Pep Club 2, 3.
Huynh Doan - Pep Club 3, 4.
Donald Elia - VICA 4.
Ricky Elliott - ''Adventure of the
Dying Detective"' 4; ''MASH"' 4;
Stage Manager for ''The Miracle
Worker"' 4.
Dana Felty - Electronics 3, 4;
Student Council 4; Pep Club 2,
3, 4.
Daniel Ferguson - Drafting Club
2 (Treasurer); Pep Club 2, 3, 4.
Jean Finlayson - ''The Front
Page'' 2; National Honor Society
3, 4; Manhigan 3, 4 (Editor 4);
Class Executive Committee 3, 4;
VV 3, 4.
Geoffrey Fischer - Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2,
3, 4; Class Executive Committee
2, 3, 4; VV 2; Drum Major 2, 3,
4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Boys’ State
3; Regional Orchestra 2, 3, 4;
All-State Orchestra 2, 3, 4;
Hypho Business Staff 2, 3, 4;
Academic Challenge 4; Science
Fair 4; Jr. Write-Off Finalist 3;
Concerto Soloist 2, 3, 4.
Sharon Francola - DECA 4.
Beth Frontz - Girls' Glee 2, 3.
Brady Fry - Basketball 2, 3;
Baseball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 8, 4;
Varsity M 3, 4; Football 3, 4;
Pep Club 4.
Stephen Gabor - Football 2; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Write-Off 3;
Civic Day 3, 4; School Plays 3,
4; Office Monitor 3, 4.
James Gamble - Baseball 2, 3.
Barrie Geiger - Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2,
3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Pep Band
2, 4; Band 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4);
Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3,
4; Hyphonerian 3; Student
Government 4; VV 3, 4; Regional
Orchestra 3, 4; Jr. Miss Pageant
(2nd runner-up); All-Ohio State
Fair Girls' Band 3; Track 3;
Volleyball 4; Jr. Write-Off 3;
Hypho Business Staff 4; Concerto
Soloist 3, 4.
Nicholas Ghessouras - Student
Government 3, 4; Orchestra 2,
3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3,
4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4;
Varsity M 3, 4; Regional
Orchestra 3, 4; National Honor
Society 3, 4; Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4.
Betty Gibbs - Basketball 3; Track
3.
Harold Gibson - Football 2, 3, 4;
Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2;
Key Club 4; Varsity M 3, 4.
Tammy Grubaugh - DECA 3, 4;
Pep Club 3.
Gail Guzzo - Tennis 2; Track 2,
8, 4; Football 2, 3; Student
Government 3, 4; Office Monitor
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Dana Haag - Student Government
2, 3, 4 (Executive Committee
4); Track 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3, 4);
Varsity M 3, 4 (Secretary 4);
Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2,
4; Office Monitor 3; Pep Club 2,
3, 4; Choir 4; Class Executive
Committee 4; VV 3, 4; JV
Basketball Statistician; Ticket
Office Secretary 4.
Marcia Hall - Class Treasurer 3,
4; National Honor Society 3, 4
(Treasurer 4)Hyphonerian 4;
Business Staff 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2,
3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; VV 2;
Band Council 4; Concerto Soloist
2, 3, 4; Girls’ State Alt. 3; Jr.
write-Off 3; Regional Orchestra
2, 3, 4; All-State Orchestra 2,
3.
Louise Harkins - Class Secretary
3, 4; VV 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4;
Prom Committee 4; Manhigan 4;
Hypho Business Staff 3, 4;
Homecoming Committee 3;
National Honor Society 4.
Frederick Harper - Football 2, 3,
4; Track 2; Key Club 3, 4;
Varsity M 3, 4; Choir 2.
Tammie Heinberger - Student
Council 2, 4; Red Cross 2, 4; Pep
Club 2.
Karen Hempfield - Pep Club 2,
3, 4; Office Monitor 4.
Polly Henderson - IOE 3; COE 4;
Pep Club 2, 3.
Karla Hilory - Black Culture
Club 2, 3, 4; VV Stage Manager
4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 (Executive
Committee 4); Class Executive
Committee 3; M-Section 3;
Student Government 2, 3, 4;
Choir 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee
4; Manhigan 4.
Barbara Howard - Band 2, 3, 4;
Jr. Achievement 3; Hypho Staff
4; Red Cross 4; Class Exec. Com.
4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2,
3, 4.
Russell Howell - Student Council
2, 3 (President 4); Hyphonerian
3, 4 (Sports Editor 4); Class
Exec. Com. 2, 8, 4; Office
Monitor 4; Debate Team 3; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3 (Exec.
Com. 8); Basketball 2; Baseball
Piles Rilke
Victoria Howell - Rock Choir 4;
Choir 4; Orchestra 4; Jr. Miss
Pageant 4; All-Ohio Buckeye
Choir 4; VV Publicity 4; Pep
Club 4; National Honor Society
4.
Lori Hughes - Student Council 3,
4 (Secretary 4); Band 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4);
Varsity M 3, 4 (Secretary 4);
National Honor Society 3, 4
(Secretary 4); Class Exec. Com.
3, 4; J. C. Gorman Queen 4.
Stacy Jackson - Choir 4; Girls’
Glee 2, 4; Rock Choir 4; Black
Culture Club 2; Student
Government 2; Girls' Basketball
Manager 3.
A “as
Eric Jefferson - Basketball 2, 3,
4 (Captain 4); Cross Country 4;
Black Culture Club 2, 3, 4;
Baseball 2; Varsity M 2, 3, 4.
Gennice Jefferson - Black Culture
Club 3, 4; IOE 3 (President); COE
4.
Charles Jeffries - VICA Reporter
4.
Mary Jane Johnson - Red Cross 2,
3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Jr.
Achievement 3; Student Council
2; Office Monitor 3, 4; Pep Club
2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3.
Teresa Jordan - IOE 3; Monitor in
Treasurer's Office 4.
Pamela Kaler - Office Monitor 4;
Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Business Staff
3, 4; Varsity M4; VV 3.
Janet Kegley - Band 2, 3, 4; Flag
Corps 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4); Pep Band
2; Pep Club 2; Student Council 3;
Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Office
Monitor 4; Class Exec. Com. 3;
VV 3.
Lincoln Kelley - Football 2, 3,
4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity M
3, 4; Homecoming Escort 3.
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Lucille Stolle Kibler - Class
Exec. Com. 2, 3, 4 (Vice-
President 2); Student Govt. 4;
Flag Corps 2; Office Monitor 4;
Homecoming Com. 3; School
Play 3; Chéerleader 3; Tyger
Mascot 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band
2, 3, 4; Civic Day 4; VV 3, 4.
Gail Kindinger - Volleyball 2,
8, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4.
Louis Klinkert - Football 3
Gary Knackstedt - Student
Council 2, 3, 4.
Kelly Kowalski - Tennis 3, 4;
Choir 2, 3, 4; Varsity M 4;
Hyphonerian 4; Pep Club 2;
Office Monitor 4; VV 4.
Rebecca Kress - Band 2, 3, 4;
Choir 3, 4; Class Exec. Com. 4.
Mary Lake - Pep Band 2, 3; Band
2, 3, 4; Class Exec. Com. 2, 3,
4; Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4; Office Monitor 4.
Terry Lemaster - Band 2, 3;
VICA 4.
Gretchen Lindquist - Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; Student Govt. 4;
M-Section 3; Hypho 3, 4
(Features Editor 4); Pep Club 4;
Drama Dept. 2, 3, 4.
Elizabeth Lusher - Band 2, 3; Pep
Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4;
Exec. Com. 2; Softball 4;
National Honor Society 4.
Robert Marvicsin - Basketball 2;
Tennis 2, 3, 4; Office Monitor 3;
Hypho 3, 4 (Sports Editor 4);
Student Govt. Exec. Com. 4;
Key Club 4; Bookstore 4.
Anthony Mayo - Swim Team 2;
Pep Club 2, 3; Varsity M 2, 3;
Key Club 3, 4 (Treasurer 4).
Delena Mays - Pep Club 2, 3;
IOE 3; COE 4.
Tracy McClane - Band 2, 3, 4;
Pep Band 2, 3; Volleyball 3;
Student Council 3; Class Exec.
Com. 8, 4; Band Council 4;
Manhigan 4; VV 4; ''The Miracle
Worker'' 4.
Richard McGraw - Basketball 2,
3; Baseball 2; Choir 2, 3, 4;
Student Council 3, 4.
Tammy McQuillen - Volleyball
2, 3, 4; Track 2; VV 3, 4 (Stage
Mgr. 4); Hypho 3, 4 (Editor 4);
"Cheaper by the Dozen"' 3;
"Natalie Needs a Nightie"'
Publicity 3.
Kristi McWilliams - Choir 2, 3,
4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Drama 4;
vv 4.
Mary Medina - Pep Club 3; DCT
Secretary 4.
Dianne Melton - Volleyball 2,
3, 4; Track 2, 3; Science Fair 2;
Talent Show 2; Pep Club 2;
Student Council 2; Class Exec.
Com. 3, 4; Mansfield Teenage
Black Pageant 3; Fashion Show 4;
Nurse Assistant Program 4; Soul
Review 3; Homecoming Com. 3.
Mark Meyer - Student Council 3,
4.
Donna Miller - Drama 2; Pep
Club 2, 3; IOE 3; COE 4.
James Miller - Hypho 4; Office
Monitor 2, 3.
Peggy Miller - DECA 4; Pep Club
2, 3»
Kenneth Moran - Chess Team 2;
Football 2; Drama 8, 4; VV 3, 4;
Exec. Com. 3, 4; Academic
Challenge 4; Football
Announcer.
Dale Mount - Student Council 2,
Be
Kay Murphy - Office Monitor 4;
J. C. Gorman Court 4; Choir 2,
4; Student Govt. 2, 4; Black
Culture 2, 4.
Mary Neuman - Choir 3; Student
Council 4; Class Exec. Com. 2,
3, 4.
Karen Nickles - Basketball 2, 3;
Band 2, 3; Pep Band 2; VV 3, 4;
Manhigan 4; Class Exec. Com.
4.
Lorrie Norris - DECA 4; Pep Club
2,3.
Dwaine Owens - Wrestling 4.
Gary Orren - VICA 4.
Timothy Owens - Student
Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4;
Electronics VICA 3, 4 (Vice-
President 3).
Charles Peters - Band 2; Pep Band
2; Office Monitor 3, 4.
Barbara Plaster - Student Council
2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4.
Gerald Polk - Pep Club 2;
Student Govt. 3, 4; Class Exec.
Com. 3, 4.
Alvin Powell - Student Council
3, 4 (Exec..Com. 4).
Susan Purvis - Choir 2; Hypho
Business Staff 3, 4.
Kimberly Rickey - Girls' Glee 2,
8; Library Aide 2, 3; Pep Club 2,
3; Red Cross 3; Student Council
4; DCT Treasurer 4.
Edith Reynolds - Class Secretary
2; Class President 3; Plays 2, 3,
4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Business
Staff 2, 3, 4; Hyphonerian 4;
Homecoming Com. and MC 3;
Jr. Write-Off Winner 3; VV 3, 4
(Director 4); Civic Day 3, 4
(Clerk 3, City Solicitor 4); Girls’
State 3; National Honor Society
8, 4 (President); Band Announcer
4; German Club 4; NCTE Award
Winner 4; WMAN Sr. Show
Hostess 4; Calendar Com. 3.
Lisa Reynolds - Choir 4; Black
Culture 2.
Tammie Roberts - DECA
(Secretary 4).
Nathan Robinson - Cross Country
2, 3,4; Class Exec. Gom. 2, 3,
4; Varsity M 2, 3, 4; Black
Culture 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4;
Student Council Exec. Com. 3,
4.
Ora Rose - Orchestra 2, 3, 4
(Secretary 4); Class Exec. Com.
3, 4; Business Staff 3, 4; VV 4;
Civic Day 3; Concerto Orchestra
2, 3, 4; ''MASH"' 4; Office
Monitor 2, 3, 4; Drama Make-up
and Light Crew 4.
Bambi Sanders - Student Council
oO 4s
Cynthia Schrader - Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3, 4; Homecoming
Com. 3; Prom Com. 4; Pep Club
2, 3, 4; Manhigan 4; Business
Staff 3, 4; Majorette 4.
Diane Shill - Office Monitor 2,
Se
Senita Shoemake - Student
Council (Vice-President 4);
Black Culture 4; Class Exec.
Com. 8, 4; Nurse Assistant 4;
Homecoming Com. 3; Student
Faculty Com. Chairman 4;
Orchestra 2, 3; VV 4.
Anthony Simmering - Football 2,
8, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2;
Key Club 3, 4; Varsity M 3, 4.
Debra Simmons - Band 2; Pep
Club 2, 3; Red Cross 3; Student
Council 4; DCT President 4.
Andrea Smith - Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4
(Secretary 4); Homecoming
Com. 3; Prom Com. 4; Student
Govt. Exec. Com. 4; VV 3, 4;
Business Staff 3, 4; Manhigan 4.
Deborah Smith - Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; Business Staff 3, 4
(Manager 4); Pep Club 2, 3, 4;
VV Business Manager 4; Drama
House Manager 3, 4.
Alan Tasman - Football 2, 3, 4;
Varsity M 3, 4; Key Club 4.
Bradley Taylor - Home Room
Representative 4.
Crystal Taylor - Basketball 2;
Red Cross 2; School Plays 4;
Girls' Track Manager 4; Pep Club
4; Class Exec. Com. 4; Black
Culture 4; Manhigan 4.
Delores Taylor - Basketball 2;
Black Culture 2; Class Vice-
President 3.
Sandra Taylor - Volleyball 2, 3,
4; Student Council 3, 4; Red
Cross 4; Class Exec. Com. 4.
Barbara Thompson - Cheerleader
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2, 4 (Captain 4); Red Cross 2, 4;
Volleyball 3, 4.
Broderick Tiongson - Student
Govt. 4; ''MASH"' 4; Pep Club
4.
Scott Trumpower - Electronics
VICA President 3; Pep Club 3, 4.
Charles Tucker - VICA 4.
Karon Tucker - Black Culture 3,
4 (Secretary 3, Vice-President
4); IOE President 3; COE Vice-
President 4; Red Cross 4.
Kevin Walker - Band 2, 3, 4
(Vice-Pres. 4); Orchestra 2, 3,
4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; Student Govt.
Exec. Com. 4; Key Club 3, 4;
National Honor Society 3, 4
(Vice-Pres.); Cross Country 4;
German Club 4; Boys’ State 3;
World Affairs Institute 3;
Regional Orchestra 3, 4; VV 4;
Drama Plays 3, 4.
Henry Washington - Football 2,
3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Captain
4); Track 4; Choir 2, 3, 4.
Andra Webb - Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3,
4 (Captain 3, 4); Volleyball 2,
Student Govt. 4; Spectrum 3, 4;
Office Monitor 4; Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; VV 3; Jr. Write-
Off 3; Band Exec. Com. 3;
Bookstore 4.
3, 4(Captain 3, 4); Pep Band 2,
3, 4; Softball 4.
Rhoda Welsh - Library Aide 4.
Victoria Willis - IOE Treasurer
3.
Vanetia Willis - Cheerleader 2;
Pep Club 2, 4; VV Producer 4;
Black Culture 2, 4.
Pamela Woods - VV 2; Usherette
for Plays 2, 3, 4; Student
Council 3, 4; Clean-up
Chairman 4; Superstars Day 3;
OASC State Convention 3, 4; M-
Section 3; Christmas Baskets 3,
4; Treasurer's Office 4;
Scorekeeper for Baseball 3;
Student-Faculty Com. 3, 4;
Student Council-Exec. Com. 4.
Ricky Wooley - Band 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3, 4; Office Monitor 3,
4.
Dawn Wunderlin - Band 2, 3, 4
(Secretary 3, 4); Orchestra 2, 3,
4; Pep Band 2, 3; Jazz Band 3;
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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The Manhigan of 1977 was carefully put together to preserve the memories for you, the
students of Mansfield Senior High. As co-editors we would like to thank those people
involved in making these memories possible.
First we would like to express our special thanks to our dedicated advisor, Mr. David
Gross. He not only served as an advisor but also as a friend to everyone on the staff.
Next we would like to thank our staff and photographers for sharing their time and talents
with us and for being so cooperative.
Thanks goes to Mr. Au and the Business Staff who organized ads, sales, and distribution of
the books.
We would also like to express our appreciation to our Taylor Yearbook Representatives,
Mr. Steve White and Mr. Tom Kiess, who gave us suggestions and encouragement which
helped make our book a success.
House of Portraits and Buell-Kraft deserve our thanks for their help with the photography
in the Manhigan.
Finally we must credit Sailor Music which gave us permission to use lyrics from Steve
Miller's "Fly Like an Eagle,'’ copyright 1976.
We wish next year's staff the best of luck on their book.
Today Is
the First Day
of the Rest
of Your Life.
Thomas Wolfe