Manhigan - 1978

1978 yearbook for Mansfield Senior High School in Mansfield, Ohio.

Mansfield Senior High School

Mansfield Seniro High School

1978

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1978Manhigan

1978 Manhigan
Editors
Tom Crotty
Dave Ott
Mansfield Senior High
145 West Park Blvd.
Mansfield, Ohio
1978.. . an unusual year
inter
in the w
. . . Our vacation Came in the winter
instead of the spring .
. . . but the rest of the year
wasn't so bad. .
. . . we made the most
of our opportunities
. . .we worked
at our various interests
we put in our time
. . . but mostofall. . .
. . . we looked

Sports
AHEAD...
Tygers Break
Even in '77
This year’s Tyger football
team came up with a satisfactory
.500 season. Although the
Tygers were shut out in three of
their games, they made up for it
by skunking two other teams.
The loss to Malabar was a
disappointment, but the Tygers
came back to stomp Madison the
following week. The highlight of
the season was a whirlwind
comeback toward the end of the
season to win the last two games
of the season.
Outstanding players of the
season were offensive lineman
Mike Hoy for the second year in
a row, Offensive back Jerry
Powell, defensive lineman
Dennis Ferguson, and defensive
back Robert Williams. Jeff
Divelbiss won the Jimo Adams
Award, while the coaches’ award
went to Dave Graber. Mike Hoy,
Jerry Powell, and Jim Adams
received the captains’ awards.
Ray Bauhs made first team All
Buckeye Conference. Named to
second team were Powell,
Twyman, Hoy, Williams, Adams,
Ferguson, and Divelbiss.
Opposite page
Top right: Tygers gnaw the falcons.
Center right: Jerry Powell makes the
offense work.
Bottom: Tygers are Row 1: J. Holmes, S.
Green, J. McQuillen, D. Ferguson, R.
Thompson, D. Frontz, M. Lehman, H.
Dalton, M. Wilson, D. Treace, D. Roberts,
J. Baldridge. Row 2: F. Howard, M. Hoy,
R. Williams, J. Berger, M. Hood, R.
Campbell, J. Powell, J. Adams, O.
Chatman, J. Divelbiss, L. Hull, D. Graber,
M. Feagin. Row 3: F. Lawhorn, M. Cline,
A. Kyles, T. Cline, M. Essex, M. Davis, R.
Bauhs, P. Twyman, B. Conrad, J.
Bradshaw, J. Frontz, P. Adamescu, S.
Finical, J. Wright. Row 4: M. Kemp, R.
Poth, G. Lowe, D. Showemake, D.
Seward, J. Grubbs, T. Craft, J. Valdry, S.
Conley, C. Avery, A. Lindquist, J. Smith.
This page
Top: Paul Twyman torments the defense.
Bottom: Tyger coaches Kneeling are
Prosser and Pierce. Standing are
Coaches Andress, Oyer, Lanier, Miefert,
and Stollard.
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Cross Country
Team Looks
to Future
The cross country team had a
rather discouraging season,
finishing with an 0-12 record.
However, there was a good
turnout for the team, so next
year’s prospects should be
better.
Wayne Curry was the
outstanding runner for the year.
He not only qualified for district
competition, but also captured
the school record for two and
one-half miles — 13:38.
Tygers placed fourth in the
Buckeye Conference and tenth
in the sectionals. Coach Halley
Weaver led the cross country
runners this year.
Opposite page
Top: Tyger runners are Row 1: T
Leverette, C. Selmon, J. Kennedy, D.
Baker. Row 2: W. Harkins, R. Vulgamore,
T. Kochheiser, J. George. Row 3: W
Curry, V. Johnson, E. Lindsay, P. Vance,
P. Warga, M. Davis.
Bottom: Sometimes a quick break can
give you the energy needed to complete
the run.
This page
Left: Lavern Bickers takes a warm-up by
running laps around the track behind the
school.
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Tyger Girls
Have Winning
Season
The Tyger tennis team under
the direction of Coach Laura
Evilsizor finished their season
with a 6-3 record this year. ‘‘The
team improved its record greatly
from last year, mostly because
of experienced players. I’m sure
we'll have a successful season
next year too,’’ said Coach
Evilsizor.
Most valuable player award
went to Janine Boocks for the
second year in a row. Tami
Jones was named most
improved player, and Linda
Wappner got the captain's
award.
Opposite page
Upper right: Tami Jones puts all she’s
got into a serve.
Bottom: Team members are Row 1: T.
Jones, J. Boocks, L. Wappner, S.
Billingsley. Row 2: Coach Evilsizor, P.
Black, L. Sqrow, B. Roessler.
This page
Top: Linda Wappner concentrates on her
shot.
Bottom left: Mrs. E. shows that tennis
duties include more than coaching.
Bottom right: Janine puts out extra
effort.
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Opp.
Lexington 153
St. Pete's 174
Lexington 167
Loudonville 197
Ontario FAS
Madison 180
Malabar 175
Ashland 162
Madison 161
Malabar 170
Ontario 163
Clearfork 168 -
Madison 175
Malabar 158
Marion 151
Fremont 168
Marion 161
Madison 168
171 St. Pete's 167
Buckeye Conference 5th
Mansfield Tournament 6th
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Golfers Face
Tough
Schedule
The Tyger golfers ended their
rugged schedule of matches
with a disappointing 1-18
record. They finished fifth in the
Buckeye Conference
tournaments.
Phil Warga created a first
when he captured top honors as
medalist for the third year ina
row. He was also named captain,
while Rick Krichbaum received
the award for most improved.
The team presented Coach
Fairchild with a plaque at the
close of the season for his
coaching ability and his
guidance through the year.
Opposite page
Top left: Rick Krichbaum shows his form
as he follows through on his shot
Bottom: Tyger golfers are E. Sloboda, P
Warga, R. Krichbaum, G. Jackson, B.
Bishop, M. Browarsky.
This page
Top: Mark Browarsky gets ready to chip
onto the green.
Bottom left: Phil Warga is pleased with
his last shot.
Bottom right: Greg Jackson
concentrates on making his putt.
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Volleyball
Players Gain
Experience
The '77 season was a bit
discouraging to the Tyger
volleyball team, ending with a 2-
13 record. Most important
players on offense were Betty
Hriesik, Sally Lehman, and
Monica Holzwarth, with Trisha
Walker, Hillary Dalton, and
Armanda Blakley on defensive.
Named most valuable player
was Monica Holzwarth, while
Joyce Phillips captured the most
improved award. The captain’s
award went to Betty Hriesik.
With the improvement shown
by all players, both Mrs. Creasy
and Mrs. Money are looking
forward to a better season next
year.
Opposite page
Top: Varsity players are B. Hriesik, K.
Erdenberger, S. Lehman, T. Freeman, H.
Dalton, T. Walker, B. Berry, A. Blakely, P
Morey, J. Phillips, M. Holzwarth
This page
Bottom: Reserve players are Row 1: D.
Meehan, J. Bishop, L. Conard, L. Adams,
D. Shasky. Row 2: K. Pelasky, K. Yetzer,
C. Kindinger, T. Grogg, J. Finlayson, C.
Champion.
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Tygers Beat
Falcons, Rams
Once again this year the
Tygers, along with many other
schools in the Midwest, had to
face the problem of closed
schools for long periods of time.
Practice time was cut and many
games had to be postponed,
some on the very afternoon of
the game when unexpected
snow storms hit. Despite this the
team averaged 57 points per
game, while their opponents
averaged only 58.6 points per
game. The season ended with a
7-11 record. Beating cross-town
rivals, Malabar and Madison,
was a highlight for the fans.
Kevin Carter was named the
most valuable player of the
season. Other awards went to
Jerry Powell, best foul shooter,
Wayne Curry, most assists; Evie
Feagin, most rebounds. Carter
and Curry were honorary co-
captains. The team was coached
by Jim Goode and his assistant
Ken Fairchild.
Coach Ron Hetler reported
that the J.V. team came up with
a 5-11 record this season. David
Givand was the leading scorer
and the leading defensive
rebounder. Others named were
Melvin McDowell, leading
offensive rebounder; Todd
Kochheiser, best foul shooter;
Jack Cline, most assists in one
game; and Brian Williams, most
assists for the season. This team
had the best offensive record in
the last four years.
Opposite page
Top right: Varsity players are Row 1: M.
Feagin, E. Lindsay, J. Powell, Q. Walton,
T. Sabourin. Row 2: Coach Fairchild, W.
Curry, B. Feagin, E. Feagin, R.
Krichbaum, D. Feagin, R. Bauhs, K.
Carter, M. Davis, Coach Goode.
Bottom right: Junior Varsity squad
consists of Row 1: W. Gibbs, F. Allen, J.
Cline, B. Williams. Row 2: C. Crawford,
V. Johnson, T. Kochheiser, M. McDowell.
Row 3: S. Harris, J. Holmes, D. Givand,
L. Parker, M. Wilson, Coach Hetler.
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Mario .
Malabai
= Ontario
Marion
=33 Findlay
27 Ontario
i Madison
35 Lexington
44 Malabar
50 Malabar
43 Sandusky
Perkins
48 Ashland
Tyger Girls
Show
Improvement
The Tyger girls’ basketball
team ended their season with a
5-12 record this year. Coach
John Miefert emphasized that
the girls really improved their
last seven games, working
together and playing good team
basketball. The team showed
their position in the city by
beating Malabar all three games
and beating Madison one of the
two games they played.
Awards went to Becky
Roessler for most rebounds, and
to Carline Curry for most assists
and best foul shooting
percentage. Co-captains were
Betty Hriesik and Linda
Wappner.
Opposite page
Bottom: Tyger girls are Row 1: S. Carr,
C. Curry, L. Wappner, C. Butler, B.
Hriesik. Row 2: Coach Marble, P. Black,
A. Valdry, K. Elkins, J. Schrader, B.
Roessler, K. Pelasky, V. Burnell, M.
Holzwarth, B. Rice, D. Cameron, Coach
Miefert.
This page
Bottom right: Top shooter Carline Curry
puts up another foul shot.
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Matmen Take
Ist in Gorman
Tyger wrestlers had a good
season, taking first place in the
18th Annual J. C. Gorman
Tournament. Leading the
matmen this year were Coaches
Bill Flanegan and Clarence
Jacocks.
Vince Petrella was a district
champion and qualified for state
competition. Jeff Divelbiss, who
also qualified for state, was a
tournament champion at Galion,
Marion, and in the J. C. Gorman.
Lavell Williams was both a Galion
and a Gorman champion, while
Dennis Ferguson and John
Haney also took Gorman
championships.
Special awards went to Jeff
Divelbiss for most pins, Dennis
Ferguson for most improved
wrestler, and Roger Owens as
outstanding sophomore. Dana
Richie and Jeff Divelbiss were
named honorary captains, and
Divelbiss was also voted the
outstanding wrestler of the
season.
Reigning at the J. C. Gorman
tournament this year were
Queen Denita Williams and her
court, Barb Berry, Beth Gaubatz,
Sue Sertell, and Diana Withrow.
Opposite page
Top left: Coaches Flanegan and Jacocks
take time out for a word with Lavell
Williams.
Bottom: Tyger matmen are Row 1: L.
Branham, J. Haney, D. Richie, D. Favers,
M. Lehman, R. Owens, L. Williams. Row
2: R. Gibson, L. Thompson, D. Ferguson,
J. Baldridge, J. McQuillen, J. Divelbiss.
This page
Top: Randy Campbell, Sue Sertell, Queen
Denita Williams, Tyrone Darson, Barb
Berry, and Jeff Bradshaw wait to present
trophies to the champs.
Center left: Tom Crotty escorts Diana
Withrow to the platform.
Center right: Beth Gaubatz and Tim
Eisaman make their way through the
gym.
Bottom: Luther Branham gets a hold on
his opponent.
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Tygers Gain
Sectional
Crown
The Tyger Baseball Team, also
known as Roger’s Dodgers,
played a fine season this spring
as they captured the sectional
crown. The Tygers, led by team
captain Tom Cline, turned out an
11-8 record.
Tim Baldridge led the team in
hitting with an average of .403.
At the sports banquet he was
given awards for both leading
hitter, and offensive efficiency
points. The defensive award
went to Jeff Frontz and Tom
Crotty brought in the most
improved award. Eric Lookenott
was named most valuable player
on the team.
Opposite page
Top: Varsity players are Row 1: T. Crotty,
S. Basilone, L. Thompson, D. Treace, G.
VanRiper, J. Heckert, T. Burton. Row 2:
Coach Winbigler, K. Meehan, T.
Baldridge, E. Lookenott, P. Cropper, J.
Frontz, S. Paul, R. Campbell, T. Cline,
Coach Dressler.
Bottom: Reserve players are Row 1: M.
Lusher, D. Miller, D. Treace, S. Purvis, J.
Heckert, G. VanRiper. Row 2: Coach
Winbigler, E. Rogers, L. Thompson, B.
Kuenkele, S. Basilone, K. Meehan, R.
Vulgamore, Coach Dressler.
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Softball
Proves
Popular Sport
This year forty-two girls came
out for Tyger softball. Six
returned from last year’s squad,
and after three weeks of
conditioning, the varsity team of
fifteen was set.
The most impressive aspect of
the team was the hustle and
determination; this was shown
by the close scores in four of the
six losses. The main
disappointment was the
weather; six games were rained
out and couldn't be rescheduled
because of more rain.
Standouts this year were
seniors Betty Hriesik, who did a
great job at center and on
second, Linda Simpson, on third
and in left field, and Linda
Wappner, who was called on to
pitch, catch, play left, and cover
third. Carline Curry produced
the highest batting average of
.603, while Cindy Beard and
Becky Roessler handled most of
the pitching duties. With only
four graduating seniors this year
next year’s Tygers look to be in
contention come tournament
time.
Oppsite page
Bottom: Row 1: S. Brandt, H. Dalton, M.
Selmon, L. Simpson, C. Curry, Coach
Kohutek. Row 2: S. Parker, B. Hriesik, L.
Wappner, K. Pfleider, J. Boocks, C.
Beard. Row 3: J. Bishop, L. Adams, J.
Schrader, B. Roessler.
Huron Relays Tied
_ 5 Way Meet 1
__ Buckeye Conference 2
‘Sandusky Relay a ae
Sectionals
Dual and Tri Mee
_ Ontario nee,
MEHOCK RE
LAYS
Tygers Win
State
Championship
The Tyger trackmen really
brought pride to Senior High
when they won the Mehock
Relays and then went on to
realize their dream of a state
championship.
District champs were Ivan
Peoples in the 100 and the 220,
Wayne Curry in the 440, and
DelRay Feagin in the 120 yard
high hurdles. The 880 relay
team of Peoples, Feagin, Dana
Richie and Jerry Powell and the
mile relay team of Peoples,
Curry, Mike Davis, and David
Givand not only won district
championships but earned All-
Ohio honors as well. Both teams
set school records, with the mile
relay team taking first in the
state, and the 880 team taking a
second place finish.
Peoples also came in first in
the state in the 220 and seta
new school record. Feagin set a
record in the 120 highs and
finished third in the state.
Coach Lanier and his
assistants, Coach Andress and
Coach Jacocks, named Wayne
Curry captain, while lvan
Peoples captured awards for
most points and most valuable
team member.
Opposite page
Bottom: Row 1: P. Twyman, W. Curry, D.
Feagin, D. Richie, |. Peoples. Row 2: A.
Brown, M. Davis, T. Darson, R. Williams,
J. Powell, O. Chatman. Row 3: V.
Johnson, J. Holmes, M. Lehman, M.
Perkins. Row 4: Coach Lanier, Coach
Jacocks.
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Track Stars
Set 7 Records
This was the first winning
season ever for the Tyger Girls’
Track Team, and they made it a
great one. Seven new records
were set during the year.
Julia Finlayson set a sectional
record in the high jump with a
jump of 5’5”. She placed first in
the district and then went on to
place 15th in the state.
Other records were set by
Tebara Blaising in the mile run,
Casey Bonner in the 100 meter
hurdles, and by the girls running
the 880 medley relay, the 880
yard relay, the 440 yard relay,
and the mile relay.
The 880 yard relay team of
Cathy Pointer, Ronnie
Shoulders, Sandy Carr, and |
Denita Williams set a new
sectional record of 1:48.7. They
did the 440 yard relay in 52.0. |
Awards went to Denita
Williams as honorary captain
and most valuable player. Sandy
Carr shared most valuable
player honors and took a three
year varsity as well. Julia
Finlayson was named most
improved.
Opposite page:
Bottom: Row 1: J. Finlayson, E. Johnson,
D. Williams, S. Carr, V. Bundy. Row 2: L.
Ray, V. Strubhar, C. Pointer, J. Carr, R.
Shoulders. Row 3: L. Tadijanac, S.
McCrary, T. Lindsay, D. Wade.
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Tyger NeHers
Have
Disappointing
Season
The Tyger Tennis Team got off
to a slow Start this year, as they
were unable to find a coach.
Finally the coaching
responsibilities were divided
among Coach Goode, Coach
Flanegan, and Mr. Plough, so
that the team would have a
chance to compete.
Mark Browarsky was the only
three year man on the squad.
Others playing varsity were Cecil
Bradley, Virgil Cates, Jerry
Princehorn, Todd Long, Todd
Kochheiser, and William
Franklin. On reserve were Ron
Marvicsin, Jeff Eisaman, David
Akers, Melvin McDowell, and
Victor Davis. With most of these
returning, next year should see
some improvement.
Special awards went to Mark
Browarsky for most points and to
Todd Kochheiser as most
improved player.
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ACTIVITIES
Homecoming
Staged by
Juniors
After much hard work the
Class of '79 presented
Homecoming '77, ‘‘The Long
and Winding Road."’ The week
began with the election of Queen
Shelley Stevens and her court,
Sheri Sertell, Libby Penix, Nada
Burton, and Lenora Bradley.
On Thursday evening a
bonfire was held at Arlin Field
with Mr. Maul and his hot air
balloon there to help psyche up
the team.
For the two assemblies on
Friday morning the auditorium
was transformed into a
showcase of color, using floral
arrangements and a huge mural
to carry out the theme. Claire
Smith and Kevin Meehan were
selected from over fifty juniors to
serve as Master and Mistress of
Ceremonies for the occasion.
1976 Queen Tammy Taylor
crowned Shelley, while Jim
Adams, Jerry Powell, Jeff
Divelbiss, and Mike Hoy
presented her the game ball.
An informal dance was held on
Friday night, and the week came
to a thrilling close with the
Tygers’ 26-23 victory over
Lorain Sr.
Opposite page
Bottom left: Lenora Bradley and Jerry
Princehorn are the first to reach the
stage.
Bottom right: Queen Shelley and her
escort Mike Davis listen to Mr.
Henderson's remarks.
This page
Top left: Sheri Sertell and Mike Essex
climb to their place.
Top right: Claire Smith and Kevin
Meehan announce the court.
Bottom left: Nada Burton and David
Murphy wait to be seated.
Bottom right: Libby Penix and Mickey
Zeigler watch the queen.
Seniors Stage
Varsity
Varieties
The seniors staged their
annual production of Varsity
Varieties on November 17 and
18 this year. The variety show
featured nineteen acts with
sophomores, juniors, and
seniors all participating. The
Jazz Band provided music for
intermission and
accompaniment to some of the
acts.
The theme chosen was ‘‘That
Was Then, This Is Now.’ MC’s
James Owens and Diane Bowers
portrayed a couple moving toa
new home. As they pack to
move, they come upon an old
trunk containing many souvenirs
of the past. They reminisce
about their past and discuss the
changes that time has brought.
Directing the production was
Jeff Jones, assisted by Tammy
Eichler. Debbie McCruter and Ed
Richter served as co-producers,
while Velma Lindsay handled the
business.
Opposite page
Top left: Barb Letizia, Tricia Walker, and
Sally Lehman salute our Tyger teams.
Top right: Rick Krichbaum provides
music before the program begins.
Bottom left: Cindy Beard is a featured
soloist in the Rock Choir.
Bottom right: ‘‘Fruit-to-wear-everywhere-
underwear’ provides the commercial
message.
This page
Top: The Rock Choir is a hit at any
performance.
Left: The Tyger always gets into the act.
Center right: Lynda Johnson is a 1950's
majorette.
Bottom right: Seniors regress to Sesame
Street level.
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Instrumental
Music
Popular With
Students
The marching band provided
good shows for all football
games this year and went on to
offer concerts and participate in
contests during the rest of the
year. Activities took place under
the direction of Mr. Hall, Mr.
Brown, and the senior officers,
Kathy Booker, president; Amy
Brunk, vice-president; and Pam
Morey, treasurer.
Pep band played during the
basketball games, while the Jazz
Band provided music for Varsity
Varieties, club programs in
town, and some area proms.
Students in orchestra
performed at several concerts,
the most popular of which was
the Christmas concert in
conjunction with the vocal music
department.
John Brent was winner of the
John Philip Sousa Award, while
Kathy Booker was recipient of
the National School Orchestra
Association Award. The Louis
Armstrong Jazz Award went to
James Taylor. Kathy
Erdenberger and Lora Adams
were named most improved
players, while director's awards
went to Sally Lehman, Amy
Brunk, Kelly O’Donnell, Linda
Wappner, and James Tucker.
Opposite page
Top: Tyger Marching Band.
Center right: Majorettes are Row 1: K.
Stokes, D. Curry. Row 2: L. Johnson, S.
Kareff, P. Morey.
Bottom left: Sr. High Flag Corps.
This page
Top and Center: Orchestra.
Bottom left: Jazz Band.
Choirs Earn
High Ratings
The vocal music program,
under Ms, Michele Shafer,
offered students a variety of
singing experiences. The usual
high standards that the groups
have set in the past were
maintained.
The Rock Choir performed in
Varsity Varieties, in a special
concert, and at various meetings
and clubs in town. On February
3, they went to Dayton for the
1978 OMEA State Convention.
They also performed in
Columbus at a well known
restaurant, The Dells.
Choir members performed at
the District Choir Contest and at
Solo and Ensemble contests.
Linda Simpson and James
Tucker served as co-presidents
this year. Award winners at the
end of the year were outstanding
seniors Denita Williams, Linda
Simpson, James Tucker, and
James Taylor. Bob Johnson was
named most valuable choir
member. Sharing most
improved honors were Charles
Roberts, Jimmie Gordon, Tyrone
Darson, and James Owens.
Opposite page
Top: The Concert Choir performs at the
Christmas concert.
Bottom: The Mixed Chorus offers a
Christmas song.
This page
Top and middle: The Mens’ and Girls’
Glee Clubs are also known for their
singing ability.
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Cheerleaders,
Pep Club
Promote Spirit
The cheerleaders and Pep
Club did a good job of promoting
spirit and instilling Tyger pride
in the students at Senior High.
Mrs. Kohutek served as Pep
Club advisor, while Mrs. Moore
started her first year with the
cheerleaders.
Officers of Pep Club were
Trisha Walker, president; Lori
Sqrow, vice-president; Cindy
Harding, secretary; Diane
Bowers, treasurer. The executive
committee planned several pep
assemblies, sponsored buses to
all away football games, put
signs on players’ lockers each
season, and kept the bulletin
board in the main hall up to date.
Spirit buttons replaced the old
membership cards for members.
The highlight of the year for
the cheerleaders was the
purchase of new jackets.
Although the cheerleaders
earned part of the money
themselves, a welcome donation
from the booster club gave them
enough to buy the jackets.
Opposite page
Top: Pep Club Executive members are
Row 1: S. Simmons, S. Everson, C.
Harding, J. Phillips, L. Sqrow, S.
Billingsley, R. Garcia, S. Bryant. Row 2:
S. Bryant, T. Walker, N. Jessop, D.
Bowers, V. Zellner, M. Soria, K. Pfleider,
S. King, S. Stevens, B. Letizia, Mrs.
Kohutek.
Bottom left: Robyn Kegley is the Tyger
mascot.
Bottom right: Reserve cheerleaders are
J. Carr, B. Taylor, S. McCrary, C. Holt, I.
George.
This page
Bottom: Varsity cheerleaders are S.
Stevens, S. Taylor, S. Lehman, S. Sertell,
R. Kegley, S. Sertell, B. Letizia.
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COE, IOE, DCT
Learn Skills
The highlight of the year for
seniors in the COE and IOE
programs was a trip to
Lexington, Kentucky, in mid-
April. They toured IBM as well as
many of the sites of Lexington.
COE collected for muscular
dystrophy, while IOE visited
United Telephone,
Lumberman’s, Kemper
Insurance, and North Central
Technical College. COE officers
were President Rhonda Day,
Vice-President Linda White,
Secretary Beth Gaubatz, and
Treasurer Dana Favers. IOE
officers were President Linda
Taylor, Vice-President Velma
Lindsay, Secretary Robin
Hankins, and Treasurer Freda
Kennebrew. Advisors are Mr.
Neuerman and Mr. Groff.
Junior lIOE Steno and IOE
Clerk-typists had several
speakers, took field trips to
various businesses, and had
projects. Lazarus sent in
hairdressers to demonstrate and
style the girls’ hair. Steno
officers were President Tracy
Blaising, Vice-President Hillary
Dalton, Secretary Sheila
Bradshaw and Treasurer Julie
Oberlin. Mrs. Williams is the
advisor. Clerk-typists elected
Pam Owens, president; Becky
Fox, vice-president; Tammy
Gibson, secretary; and Sheliya
Shepherd, treasurer. Mrs. Miller
is the advisor.
DCT under Mr. Finley held
several social events during the
year and visited Fisher Body.
Officers were Robert Koch,
president; Debbie Johnson, vice-
president; Diana Stone,
secretary; and Pat Thompson,
treasurer.
Opposite page
Top: IOE Steno
Bottom: |OE Clerk Typists
This page
Top: Senior 1OE
Middle: COE
Bottom: DCT
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Vocational
Clubs
Follow
Students’
Interests
This year’s DECA group,
under Mr. Davis went to the Fall
Delegates Conference in
Columbus. Also seven people
placed in district competition
and went to state contest.
Officers were Diana Withrow,
president; Debbie Stewart, vice-
president; Kim Gall, secretary;
and Julie Leedy, treasurer.
The Vocational Drafting Club
and the Electronics VICA club
went to Wright-Patterson in
Dayton on a field trip. Heading
up the drafting club were Luther
Branham, president; Greg
Jackson, vice-president; Ron
Wilson, treasurer; Mr. Mollica,
advisor. The electronics group is
run by Burt Harvey, president;
Steve Morris, vice-president Don
Burge, secretary-treasurer; Mr.
Smith, advisor.
Mr. Derr’s OWA group took ten
field trips and had over thirty
speakers this year. They were
given newspaper coverage over
their police department project.
Officers were Tom Lovelace,
president; Candy Kiser, vice-
president; Goldie Larck,
secretary; and Mary Ratliff,
treasurer.
Opposite page
Top: Distributive Education.
Middle: Nursing Assistants.
Bottom: Occupational Work Adjustment.
This page
Top: Vocational Drafting Club.
Middle: Electronics VICA.
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Students
Assist
in Offices
Again this year, students
assisted in the various offices
during their study hall periods.
They helped the secretaries by
delivering passes to students,
filling teachers’ mailboxes,
filing, and doing any other odd
jobs that needed to be done.
Monitors worked in the main
office, attendance office,
counselors’ office, and Mr.
Henderson’s office.
Shelli Phillips helped Mr.
Neuerman in the treasurer’s
office by taking in money from
various club treasurers and
teachers and filling out pay-ins
and pay-outs. Debbie Miller
worked as an assistant to Mrs.
Markham in the counselor’s
office and later filled in for Mrs.
Kochheiser in Mr. Henderson’s
office.
Library aides checked books
in and out for students, returned
their |D cards, put books back on
the shelves, and helped with any
other jobs that the librarian
needed done.
Mr. Sauder had students to
help sell supplies in the
bookstore before school in the
mornings and during the lunch
hours.
Opposite page
Top left: Shelli Phillips and Debbie Miller
work as aides.
Top center: Counselors’ office monitors.
Center: Mr. Henderson's office monitors.
Bottom: Main office monitors.
This page
Top: Bookstore workers.
Middle: Library aides.
Bottom: Attendance office monitors.
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LEAD
POISONING
IN
Black Culture
Club,
Science
Research
Offer Variety
Officers of the Black Culture
Club were James Tucker,
president; Tony Leverette, vice-
president; Pam Avery, secretary;
Dianne Muffett, treasurer; and
Mike Davis, sergeant-at-arms.
Mr. Pugh served as advisor of
the group. The highlight of the
year’s activities was the fashion
show held in January. Clothes
were loaned from various stores
at Richland Mall.
The annual Science Research
Day was held on March 14 and
15, this year. Of the twenty
students entering projects, four
were judged superior. These
students, Sue Billingsley, Steve
Finical, lrene George, and Kim
Elkins were then eligible for
district competition at Ashland
College on April 1. All received
excellents there.
Opposite page:
Top: Steve Finical earns a superior for his
project on the effects of inflation on tire
wear.
Bottom: Black Culture Club members
are Seated: J. Tucker, P. Avery, D.
Muffett, T. Leverette, Z. Crawford, F.
Leech, M. Feagin, S. Hilliard. Row 2: M.
Davis, B. Hunter, O. Chatman. Row 3: C.
Beard, S. Stevens, S. Bryant, M. Morant,
L. Davis, D. Feagin, J. Harris, Q. Walton.
Standing: D. Pounds, L. Colvin, F.
Kennebrew, P. Douglas, S. Everson, S.
Taylor, S. Bryant, S. Shepherd, S.
Everson, D. Curry, S. Shepherd, D. Dulin,
T. Gamble, D. Torrence, L. Simpson.
This page:
Top: Mike Hoy does a project on lead
poisoning.
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Clubs
Stimulate
Student
Interest
The major projects for the Key
Club this year were working with
the Career Exploration Project
for sophomores and sponsoring
the Relays dance in April. Dave
Ott served as president; Augie
Bales, vice-president; Randy
Campbell, secretary; Dave
Graber, treasurer; Mr. Gross and
Mr. McVicar, advisors.
Varsity M, under Mr. Au,
worked at all girls’ basketball
games and helped out at the
relays. Officers were Mike Hoy,
president; Sally Lehman, vice-
president; Lori Sqrow, secretary;
Sue Billingsley, treasurer.
Miss Olszewski served as
advisor to the German Club, with
Robyn Kegley, president; Chris
Brinley, vice-president; Laura
Gilliam, secretary; and Shelly
Etzel, treasurer. They sold
candles as a project and had
several social outings.
Red Cross brought the
Bloodmobile to Senior High
twice this year and collected
fresh fruit for the nursing homes
at Thanksgiving. Giving their
time to this group were Tony
Leverette, president; Claire
Smith, vice-president; Jeanette
Hazen, secretary; Pam Roberts,
treasurer; Mrs. Mudra, advisor.
Opposite page:
Top: Diana Withrow gives blood.
Bottom left: Red Cross officers.
Bottom right: Key Club.
This page:
Top: Varsity M Club
Center: Mr. Robinson gets ready to
donate blood.
Bottom: German Club.
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Drama
Department
Presents
The Crucible
The first school play, The
Crucible, was presented on
November 2, 3, 4. The cast held
a student matinee on the 2nd
and played to two very receptive
audiences on the evenings of the
3rd and 4th. The play was
directed by Mr. William Asher.
The Crucible revolves around
a town plagued with witchcraft.
One innocent person after
another is accused and thrown
into jail until the conscience and
determination of one man to set
them free arises. Even though
his attempt is futile and he is
eventually killed, a lesson is
learned by all who are involved,
and the mass hysteria is ended.
Opposite page
Top left: Reverend Hal expects the worst
for the Proctors, as they are both in jail.
Top right: Tituba hears the devil calling
her.
Center: John Proctor makes his last
speech before hanging.
Bottom left: Elizabeth hears of the death
of her husband.
This page
Top: Deputy Governor Danforth listens to
John Proctor’s testimony.
Bottom: Abigail Williams scorns John
Proctor for his accusations against her.
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“Brides of
March"
Well Received
The second school play, ‘‘The
Brides of March,’’ was presented
on March 29, 30, and 31, to
three very receptive audiences.
The comedy revolves around a
British ex-Army captain (Jeff
Jones) who inherits five harem
girls when he saves a shiek's life
during the war. The girls arrive
when Tony’s wife (Diane
Bowers) is away, and he must
think of a way to get rid of them
without offending the shiek. The
tension and comedy builds as
Tony turns to his brother (Doug
Wertz) for help and finds that
Ken is only interested in taking
advantage of the situation.
Eventually with the help of his
parents (Dennis Rock and
Monica Holzwarth) Tony gets rid
of the girls, makes up with his
wife, and gets his household
returned to normal.
Opposite page:
Top right: Horoun El Bahn tells Tony of
the gift waiting upstairs
Center: Ken faces many hardships.
Center right: Tony translates his father's
message to one of the girls.
Bottom left: Tony gets the worst of a
fight with Jack.
This page:
Top: Bottoms up?
Center: Ken and Tony spend the night
tied together to keep out of trouble.
Bottom: Cast members take a curtain
call.
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Four One-Acts
Presented
The last production of the year
consisted of four one act plays,
two each presented at student
matinees and all four at an
evening performance.
‘The Love Knot’’ concerns a
‘Dear Abby”’ type character who
gets tired of giving advice and
deliberately advises two couples
wrong to see what happens. Jeff
Jones, Monica Holzwarth, David
Akers, Karen Billingsley, Dave
Holbrook, Victor Davis, and
Tammy Eichler had roles.
‘The Old Oak Encounter’’
concerns a nasty old man who
gets mad at his neighbor's
children for playing in his tree.
When he calls them a name, the
parents come to call. Curtis
McFarland, David Borror, Robyn
Kegley, Sue Billingsley, and
Doug Wertz had parts.
‘‘Filiation’’ is about a family of
the future who become
concerned about the increased
police patrol of their
neighborhood and panic when
they hear a knock on the door.
Holding roles were Keith
Coleman, Kim Yetzer, Tony
Yetzer, and Dawn Bradrick.
Dave Brown, Lori Clay, David
Borror, Ed Richter, and Ron
Marvicsin starred in ‘‘The
Monkey’s Paw"’, a story about a
family who receives a magical
charm that can grant wishes.
However, they aren't prepared
for the way in which the wishes
come true.
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Publications
Staffs Record
School Year
Chosen to head the 1978
Manhigan Staff were co-editors,
= Tom Crotty and Dave Ott. The
staff attended a workshop at
Park Place in October, while two
staff members attended a more
comprehensive two-day
workshop at the Holiday Inn
before school started in the fall.
Mr. Gross once again served as
editorial advisor.
Mr. Robinson and the
Hyphonerian staff put out eight
issues of the newspaper this
year. Mike Hoy and Pat Cropper
were chosen as co-editors, with
Nora Jessop and Scott Guthrie
assigned to news, Mike Hoy and
Linda Wappner to sports, and
Jay Berger to features. Mark
Browarsky took pictures for the
Hyphonerian while George
Danas provided pictures for the
yearbook.
After an absence of one year,
the Spectrum staff once again
organized to produce a school
literary magazine. Heading the
staff were Kelly O’Donnell,
editor; Jane Lewis, assistant
editor; Colette Smith, secretary;
and Amy Brunk, treasurer. Miss
Papenhausen is the advisor.
Mr. Au’s Business Staff
handled ads, sales, and
distribution for both the
newspaper and yearbook staffs.
Cindy Harding was manager of
the yearbook, while Missi
Yoakam took charge of the
newspaper.
Opposite page:
Top: Manhigan Editorial Staff.
This page:
Top: Spectrum Staff
Middle: Hyphonerian Editorial Staff
Bottom: Publications Business Staff.
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Students Offer
Time to Sr.
High
Student Government provided
many worthwhile projects this
year. The Christmas basket
projects resulted in 110 needy
families receiving food for the
holidays. The first student
handbook in five years was
compiled, printed and handed
out to all students, and
Superstars Day was once again
added to the calendar after a
lapse of a year. Officers were
James Tucker, president; Rusty
White, vice-president; Mike Hoy,
treasurer; and Rosetta Garcia,
secretary. Mr. Goode advised the
group.
National Honor Society, first
under the advisorship of Mrs.
Imhoff and then Mr. Pugh, was
headed by President Monica
Holzwarth, Vice-President Jeff
Frontz, Secretary Colette Smith,
and Treasurer Denita Williams.
Thirty-one seniors and twenty
juniors were inducted in the
Spring at the annual Honors
Dinner.
Monica Holzwarth was
selected to attend Girls’ State at
Capital University, while Pat
Cropper and Mark Browarsky
went to Ohio University to Boys’
State.
Opposite page:
Top: National Honor Society Spring
inductees.
Center left: Coach Goode organizes a
Superstars event.
Center right: Jeff Frontz comes to the
podium at the Honors Dinner.
Bottom: Student Government
representatives.
This page:
Top: Boys’ and Girls’ State delegates.
Center: National Honor Society members
inducted as juniors.
Bottom: Student Council Executive
Committee.
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Classes of '78,
‘79,80
Plan Busy
Year
The '77-'78 school year has
been a busy one for all three
classes. The seniors and their
advisors, Miss Papenhausen and
Mr. Gross, started planning for
Varsity Varieties right after
school started. Before the mid-
November production date,
however, seniors were well into
the Christmas orange sale.
Planning class day, the prom,
and commencement took most
of the seniors’ time during
second semester.
Homecoming was the major
project for the juniors and their
advisors, Mrs. Kohutek and Mr.
Lull. They held another dance, a
slave sale, and sold candy sticks
as major projects during the
year.
The sophomores got off toa
good start when they elected
officers in the Fall. Mrs. Lewis
was asked to serve as advisor to
the Class of 1980. Projects
during the year included a T-
shirt sale, a dance, a pizza sale
that was quite successful and
fun, and concluded with a class
party in May.
Opposite page:
Top: Jr. officers are Tony Leverette,
president; Gary Smith, vice-president;
Kim Pfleider, secretary, and Veronica
Bundy, treasurer.
Center: Sr. officers are Vice-President
Trisha Walker, Treasurer Tammy Eichler,
Secretary Monica Holzwarth, and
President Jeff Bradshaw.
Bottom: Sophomore Class Executive
Committee.
This page:
Top: Sophomore officers are Lora Todd,
treasurer; Dave Treace, president; Kim
Yetzer, vice-president. Absent is Sue
Hilliard, secretary.
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Seniors Get
Recognition
Seniors were recognized for
their achievements at the Class
Day program on May 30. Class
members, faculty, and guests
were welcomed by President Jeff
Bradshaw. Vice-President Trisha
Walker served as hostess for the
event.
Monica Holzwarth was named
valedictorian, while Sally
Lehman took salutatorian
honors. All seniors in the top ten
per cent were given gold cords
and tassels.
Jeff Bradshaw and Monica
Holzwarth were named
outstanding seniors by the
University Club. Runners-up
were Rosetta Garcia, Sally
Lehman, Trisha Walker, Pat
Cropper, Mike Hoy, and Rick
Krichbaum.
At the conclusion of the
awards, Mr. Plough, who
received three standing ovations
from seniors, was presented a
grandfather clock as a gift from
the entire student body in
recognition for his years of
service and friendship to the
students of Mansfield Senior
High.
Opposite page
Top: Top scholars are given gold cords
and tassels by Mr. Gross and Miss
Papenhausen.
Left: Mr. Burk Jisa names Jeff Bradshaw
outstanding senior boy.
Center: Kathy Booker accepts a music
award from Mrs. Mitchell.
This page
Bottom left: Mr. Plough presents Monica
Holzwarth the valedictorian award.
Bottom right: Coach Flanegan names
Linda Wappner a Pete Henry award
winner.
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Students
Enjoy
Senior Prom
Snow Trails Ski Lodge was the
setting for the senior prom held
on Friday, June 2. ‘‘Where Quiet
Waters Flow’’ was chosen as the
theme. A flower filled pool and
fountain erected on the outside
balcony at the Lodge served as a
focal point for the theme. Inside
the tables were covered with
candles and floral centerpieces
in pastel shades. The dance floor
was transformed by glittering
silver columns and crepe paper
streamers.
Following a buffet dinner
featuring roast beef and ham,
seniors and their guests danced
to the music of Walt Keppler Jr.
until midnight. The punch
fountain and the pool proved
popular spots for cooling off
during the evening.
At 1:00 a.m. the party moved
on to Richland Mall Cinema
where prom goers could choose
either ‘‘The Spy Who Loved Me”
or ‘Murder by Death."’ Bowling
and pool at Park Lanes
concluded the last social event
of the year for seniors.
Opposite page
Top left: Shirley Parker and Isaac
Robinson relax after dinner.
Bottom left: Tammy Taylor and Angela
Durham look for a table.
Right: Donnie Webb and his date enjoy a
slow dance.
This page
Center left: Bob Petrovski and Barb
Berry enjoy the fountain.
Center right: The photographer catches
Linda Taylor and Chester Lindasay.
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331 Seniors
Get Diplomas
SS Seniors, faculty, parents, and
;°-¢ friends gathered at Arlin Field on
Saturday, June 10, at 6:15 p.m.
for combined baccalaureate and
commencement exercises.
President Jeff Bradshaw gave
the welcome speech.
Reve. James Tucker and Rev.
Benny Hart, fathers of seniors
James Tucker and Benita Hart,
gave the invocation and
scripture reading respectively.
The baccalaureate message was
given by the Rev. Michael Tynan,
whose topic was the ‘‘Creation of
Man.”
Other speakers were Monica
Holzwarth, class valedictorian,
and James Tucker, Student
Government President, who
spoke of the past achievements
of their fellow class members
and looked to the future as well.
Principal Arlo Plough spoke of
the stature of Senior High and its
students and presented the class
for the awarding of diplomas.
After all 381 seniors had
received their diplomas, they
turned their tassels and
marched from the stadium. The
benediction was given by the
Rev. Joel King, Sr.
Opposite page
Top left: Jeff Bradshaw welcomes the
class and guests.
Top right: Jim Adams leaves the podium
with his diploma.
Center left: James Tucker talks of the
brotherhood found among class
members.
This page
Top: Mr. Plough tells graduates of his
feeling for them.
Center left: Rev. Tynan delivers the
baccalaureate address.
Center right: Monica Holzwarth gives her
valedictory message.
Bottom: Mr. George Hall presents a
diploma to Permelia Carter.
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SENIORS
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James Kevin Adams
Lora K. Adams
Beverly D. Alexander
Terry Allen
Vernon Mitchell Ash
Pamela Renee Avery
Latonia L. Back
Michael D. Baldridge
Etoyal Markiea Banks
Thomas Jay Barber
Sandra Kay Barger
Marie Kay Barry
Duane R. Beers
Sherri Lee Belmer
Beth Ann Bemiller
Joseph J. Berger IV
Barbara Ann Berry
Susan Donneen Billingsley
Cathy Scree Bishop
Kenneth Edwin Bishop
William L. Bishop
Bessie R. Bonner
Kathy Lynn Booker
Eleanor Bowens
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Diane Louise Bowers
Jeffery Bradshaw
Luther Paul Branham
John M. Brent
Dixie Ann Brissell
Tami Lee Brodhead
Cassandra Lynn Brookins
Mark Jay Browarsky
Mary Frances Brown
Amy Elizabeth Brunk
Donald L. Burge
Kelly Burghard
Natalie Jane Burnell
David C. Campbell
Randy L. Campbell
Jacqueline Sue Carper
Sandra Leigh Carr
Kevin Lee Carter
Permelia Kay Carter
Christopher James Cates
Reginald Dee Caudill
Orlando Dean Chatman
Stephen Douglas Clay
Mark R. Clifford
John D. Cline
Keith Allen Coleman
Terry Lee Conard
Brenda J. Conn
Tammie Lee Conners
Jerry Lewis Copley
Kay Cox
Patrick Lewis Cropper
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90
Thomas K. Crotty
William Michael Cullen
George A. Danas
Joyce E. Davis
Michael Anthony Davis
Terennia Marie Davis
Rhonda Sue Day
Jeffery A. Divelbiss
Barbara Ann Dober
Dianna R. Duffey
Angela Denise Durham
Linda Joyce Durrah
Tamara Sue Eichler
Timothy Allen Eisaman
Vickie L. Elia
James M. Elkins
Kathleen Jo Erdenberger
Dale Brian Ernsberger
Dana La-Rae Favers
Dennis Eugene Ferguson
Rhonda Kay Fife
Amy L. Fox
Kimberly Sue Frazier
Brenda Carol Fugett
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Brenda Lynne Fugitt
Sandra Renea Fugitt
Michael Fyffe
Kimberly May Gall
Rosetta Marlene Garcia
Ralph Dwayne Gaston Jr.
Beth Ann Gaubat
John Daniel George
Ricky Allen Gibson
Tammy Marie Gibson
David Donald Graber
Scott Mitchell Guthrie
Gregory Lee Hall
Robin Ranea Hankins
Cindy Lee Harding
Wendell Edward Harkins
Jeffrey Lee Harris
Tawnya Rochelle Harris
Benita Gay Hart
Burt Harvey
Debra Kaye Hess
Cynthia Lee Hicks
Janet L. Holbrook
Monica Ellen Holzwarth
Tamara Diane Honeycutt
Willard Lee Horn Jr.
Sandra Lynn Houseman
Anita Colleen Howard
Frederick R. Howard
Angela Renee Howard
Michael Dennis Hoy
Betty Jean Hriesik
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94
Lawrence Ray Hull
William Howell Hunter
Gregory Alan Jackson
Michelle Denise James
Rhonda Jean James
Nora Louise Jessop
Lynda Kay Johnson
Pamie Jo Johnson
Robert Basil Johnson Jr.
Venessa Johnson
Angela Jones
Jeffrey Schwab Jones
Cecilia Robyn Kegley
Peggy Anne Kelly
Mark Kemp
Lori Ann Kidwell
Cheryl Ann Kindinger
Mary Sue King
Robert Josef Koch
Robert William Kuenkele
Joellen Ann Lake
Julie Ann Leedy
Penny Jean Lehman
Sally Ann Lehman
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96
Barbara Susan Letizia
Jane Wennel Lewis
Chester Lindsay Jr.
Edward Darwin Lindsay
Thelma Lynn Lindsay
Velma Jean Lindsay
Vernessa Larn Lindsay
Michael Erwin Linner
Eric Scott Lookenott
Kim Nolan Lovett
Joseph Mark Lykins
Lisa Marie Mauk
Debbie McCruter
Linda Lee Meadows
Debra Ann Miller
Pamela Yvonne Morey
Timothy |. Morr
Mark Anthony Morris
Anita Williams Mortimer
Earnest Eugene Mosier II
Dianne Muffett
Michael James Neer
Kelly Anne O'Donnell
James Allen Ogle
James Arthur Owens Jr.
Kenneth Edmund Polasky
Ivan Miguel Peoples
Maivin Alien Perkins
Tammy Bee Perry
Vincent Kevin Petrella
Bobby Branko Petrovski
Joyce Elaine Phillips
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98
Shelli Lynn Phillips
Patrice Maria Philpott
Gerald E. Princehorn
William Harold Rachel Jr.
DeNease Lynn Ray
Edward John Richter
Annette Roberts
Charles Ellis Roberts
Sue Ann Robey
Thomas Glenn Sabourin
Leigh Ann Schafer
Darrell Eugene See
A
I
Susan Lynne Sertell
Daniel Shears
Ernest Paul Sloboda
Colette Marie Smith
Gregory Dale Smith
Steven Angelo Soria
Cheryl Lynne Spillman
Lori Sue Sqrow
Deborah Lynn Stewart
Diane Kay Stimens
Ethel Mae Stokes
Kimberly Ruth Stricker
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Vanessa Dawn Stroup
Ronald Dean Swope
Linda Taylor
Tammy Ann Taylor
Gary Michael Tittle
Patricia Thompson
Richard Leroy Thompson
Mary Catherine Traunwieser
James Emanuel Tucker Jr.
Deborah Jane VanDorn
Patricia Joann Walker
Linda Louise Wappner
Philip Richard Warga III
Donnie Blaine Webb
Douglas Howard Wertz
Linda Lou White
Denita Marie Williams
Kevin Dale Williams
Robert Charles Williams
Sonda Ruth Guynetta Williams
pean et ag oe
February 22, 1978
Ronald Eugene Wilson
Diana Jane Withrow
Russell Edward Wyrick
Melissa Lee Yoakam
Monte Anthony Young
Thomas Allen Zeigler
Shirley Jean Bradley
Elnora J. Dilley
Ervin D. Feagin
Freda Fay Kennebrew
Rick E. Krichbaum
Jerry Powell
Dana Harrison Richie
Michael Lee Strubhar
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JUNIORS
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Kay Abbott
Pat Adamescu
Lisa Adams
Lynda Adams
Evelyn Adkins
Dave Akers
Debbie Allen
Freddie Allen
Marlene Arnett
Mark Ash
Melanie Asher
Carol Au
Beverly Baker
Mike Baker
Scott Baker
Tim Baldridge
Augie Bales
Chick Barber
Mary Barber
Janie Barker
Linda Barre
Ricky Barnett
Carmine Barretta
Raymond Bauhs
Cynthia Beard
James Bechtol
Regina Bechtol
LaVerne Bickers
Stacey Billard
Karen Billingsley
Jerry Birchfield
Judy Bishop
Allen Black
Darren Black
Kenny Black
Linda Black
Rhonda Black
Tracy Blaising
Armanda Blakley
Karen Bloomfield
Nancy Boals
Eileen Bolles
Steven Bolles
Elizabeth Bond
Cassandra Bonner
Janine Boocks
Arthur Boyd
Lenora Bradley
Dawn Bradrick
Sheila Bradshaw
Randy Branch
David Brent
Joann Brent
Tracy Brooks
Jeff Brown
Mary Brown
Judy Brumenshenkel
Saylor Bryant
Veronica Bundy
Debbie Burger
Patti Burggraf
Nathan Burnell
Joyce Burriss
105
Nada Burton
Pam Burton
Tim Burton
Carol Butler
Randy Byerly
Mike Caldwell
Valerie Caldwell
Carrie Cameron
Mary Caton
Billy Caudill
Toki Chapman
Cindy Chronister
Brenda Clay
Helen Clinage
Lucy Cline
Carol Cobb
Leigh Cochran
Tonya Coley
Jack Collins
Bob Conard
Rischele Coning
Sherman Conley
Vicky Cook
Kenneth Cooper
Scott Corwin
Thomas Craft
Vicki Crane
Craig Crawford
Zoneice Crawford
Debbie Cullen
David Cunningham
Carline Curry
Diane Curry
Hillary Dalton
Cindy Danas
Anthony Davis
Carmen Davis
Earl Davis
Gail Davis
Howard Davis
Clara Day
Leonard Dixon
Carmen Doninguez
Karla Dotson
Kerry Douglas
Pamela Douglas
Debbie Dulin
Jeff Earles
Anthony Eatmon
Mike Essex
Shepherd Everson
Don Favers
Bernard Feagin
Del-Ray Feagin
Everard Feagin
Mark Feagin
Vincent Feagin |
Bill Feeman |
Ann Finlayson |
Debbie Flannery
Becky Fox
Jeff Franklin
Tracy Freeman
Sandy Fugitt
Jeff Fuller
Reginald Gamble
Tammy Gamble
Pat Gani
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Kenneth Garrett
Tammy Gibson
Robin Ginn
Mark Glover
Kathy Gollihue
Charles Hall
Stephanie Hamlin
John Haney
Traci Hankins
Stanley Harris
Juanita Harrison
Craig Hawthorne
Jeanette Hazen
Jeff Hazen
Teresa Harris
Deb Henderson
Curtis Hermann
Louis Hershner
Bobby Hess
Rick Hively
Wendy Hoagland
Paula Hoke
Debbie Holbrook
Charlene Holley
Ruth Hooper
Bryan Howell
Connie Hudson
Richard Hunter
Carol Isaac
Brian Jackson
James Jackson
Marie Jackson
Regina Jarvis
Lisa Jessee
Edna Johnson
Evon Johnson
Gwendolyn Johnson
James Johnson
Vernon Johnson
David Jones
Gary Jones
Starla Jones
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Tami Jones
Starla Kareff
Tammi Keeton
Jeanette Kidwell
Cheryl Kindinger
Sharon King
Sonequa King
Tammy Kinnan
Denise Kiser
Gerri Kiser
Jennifer Knepper
David Kress
Brenda Lambert
Devolyn Lang
Michael Latimore
Mary Lawhorn
Foxie Leech
Vicky Lemaster
Anthony Leverette
Christine Lewis
Mark Likes
Alan Lindquist
Ellery Lindsay
Teresa Lindsay
Scott Ling
Tedd Long
Carol Lykins
Karen Lykins
Tom Mack
Carion Madden
Greg Malmstrom
Denny Malone
Robert Marble
Dan Marks
Jim Marshall
Suzanne Marshall
Molly Martin
Randy Martin
Ron Marvicsin
David Maskey
Crystal Mathews
Ronald McDermott
Melvin McDowell
Kim McGraw
Troy McNair
Jeff McQuillen
Malcolm McVicar
Ivan Meade
Peg Meckling
Kevin Meehan
Sharon Middleton
Rick Miles
Kathy Miller
Mark Miller
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Yvonne Miller
Ronnie Miniard
Brenda Moore
Kenneth Moore
Melody Morant
Applonia Morris
Steve Morris
Jack Morrow
Mike Mosier
David Moyer
Daniel Muffet
David Murphy
John Myers
Ken Myers
Terry Neff
Jean Nestrick
Julie Oberlin
Tim Ogle
Harry Owens
Jill Owens
Pam Owens
Terri Parker
Eric Paul
Steve Paul
Elizabeth Peni
Danny Pennington
Joyce Perdue
Jevita Perkins
Kim Pfleider
Debbie Poliman
Carolyn Porterfield
Denise Pounds
Linda Pounds
Marcus Powell
LaRonda Price
Deborah Rachel
Barry Ramey
Brenda Ramey
Debra Ramey
Linda Ray
Phil Reeder
Tim Reindl
Gary Reuer
Richard Rhinehart
Claus Richter
Elijah Risner
Pam Roberts
Anthony Robertson
Sheila Rose
John Rothrock
Arlisha Rucker
Danny Rucker
Jenny Ruhl
Shane Saunders
Ron Scarbury
Ricky Schoonover
Jody Schrader
Charles Selmon
Sheri Sertell
Cindy Shanor
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Darlene Shasky
Brenda Shaw
Lori Sheetz
Sharon Shepard
Sheila Shepard
Mitchel Shepherd
Sheliya Shepherd
Michael Shields
Tracy Shoemake
Charles Shoemaker
Sherry Simmons
Thomas Simmons
Beverly Sloan
Debbie Sloan
Claire Smith
Gary Smith
Jeff Smith
Sonya Smith
Brett Spayde
Lynn Sqrow
Shelley Stevens
Robin Stewart
Kealy Stokes
Janet Stolle
Lynn Sutherland
Deanna Swanger
Michael Sykes
Jeff Tackett
Katherine Tackett
Tim Tadijanac
Jeff Tasman
Doris Taylor
Steven Taylor
David Thompson
Rodney Thompson
Eric Todd
James Todd
Lazarus Todd
Dennis Torrence
Kay Trent
Chris Trumpower
Harry Tucker
Donnie Tuttle
Paul Twyman
Ardith Valdry
Ron Vulgamore
Debora Wade
Mark Wadlington
Patty Wagaman
Rhonda Walters
Quinn Walton
Mary Watkins
Jerry Watson
Burke Webb
Patty Webb
John Weber
Susan Weigler
Scott Wellington
Russ White
Annie Williams
Jeff Williams
Lavelle Williams
LaVerne Williams
Kelley Wolfe
Chuck Wyrick
David Yaney
Rick Yohman
Vanessa Zeliner
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SOPHOMORES
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Lowell Abrams
Kelly Abubekr
Kevin Addington
Darlene Allen
Elizabeth Allen
Larry Anderson
Doug Arter
Courtney Avery
Edward Avery
Anita Backensto
Steve Bailey
David Baker
Rebecca Baker
Theresa Baker
James Baldridge
Jeff Baldridge
Tammy Bandagski
Chris Barber
Eugene Barber
Steve Barber
Donna Barker
Scott Basilone
Shirley Beard
Janice Beasley
Linda Beatty
Mike Bell
Ron Benedict
Travis Bentley
Jody Bishop
Leo Bishop
Barry Black
John Black
Vanessa Black
Wayne Black
Tebara Blaising
Rose Bounds
Reece Bowen
David Bowman
Galvin Boyd
Cecil Bradley
Deanna Bradley
Stacy Brandt
Charlotte Brent
Sam Brent
Chris Brinley
Joe Brizzi
Tammy Brock
Tommy Brock
Mark Brooks
Patricia Brooks
Anthony Brown
Warren Brown
Sonie Bryant
Denise Burge
Vanessa Burnell
Zephie Burriss
Jimmy Butler
Rita Calhoun
Debbie Cameron
Joe Carney
Joyce Carr
Lewis Carrington
Debra Carter
Teresa Castle
Randy Caudill
Billie Cawthon
Carol Champion
Vanessa Chatman
Carlton Cheathem
Cheryl Chitwood
Lori Clay
Justine Clever
Jack Cline
Mike Cline
Annette Clow
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Arnold Coleman
Carol Collins
Tammy Collins
Jeff Colvin
Leta Colvin
Patricia Colvin
Lynn Conard
Sue Conner
Tom Conners
James Cottrill
Keith Cottrill
Steve Craft
Tony Craft
Belinda Crawford
Paula Crosby
Brandt Cutlip
Heath Dalton
Kittie Daniels
Sandra Daugherty
Anthony Davis
Kathy Davis
Kim Davis
Latanya Davis
Victor Davis
Karen Dixon
Lester Dixon
Hang Doan
Everett Drake
Kevin Drake
Esther Duffey
Penny Duffey
Dorsie Duncan
Thomas Duncan
Donna Durham
Bill Edwards
Jeff Eisaman
Kenny Elkins
Kim Elkins
Linet Elliott
Opal Elliott
Tom Erdenberger
Melinda Estill
Shelly Etzel
Derek Evans
Sheri Everson
James Ferguson
Jacki Fields
Steve Finical
Julia Finlayson
Darlene Flannery
Charles Fletcher
William Franklin
Denise Frazier
Dave Frontz
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Robert Fuller
Barbara Garrette
Robert Gaston
Irene George
Willie Gibbs
Mike Gibson
David Givand
Jim Gollehon
Willie Gordon
Scott Green
Gladys Griffitt
Traci Grogg
Jim Grubbs
Tina Grubbs
Kathy Gruber
Timmy Gushard
John Halko
James Hall
Tamala Hamlin
Duane Hamm
Donald Hardy
Raymond Hardy
Anita Harris
Glenda Harris
Jackie Harris
Dane Hart
Greg Hayes
Jenny Hazen
Curt Hencye
Brenda Henderson
Gregory Herans
Vincent Hess
Mark Hightower
Carolyn Hilliard
Cathy Hively
Jon Hogan
Dave Holbrook
Carol Holley
Joe Holmes
Candy Holt
Delvin Hood
Jerry Hoover
Tim Horner
Tammi Horsley
Janet Hoskinson
Renita Howard
Mike Howell
Vincent Hudgens
Rhonda Hunt
Tammy Hunter
Vanessa Hyatt
Tami Inman
Slenna Isaac
Rose Mary Ison
Rico Jackson
Sarah James
Sabrina Jarrett
Nola Jarvis
Howard Jeffries
Elizabeth Johnson
Tony Johnson
Warren Johnson
Micheal Johnston
Donald Jones
Jeff Jones
Mark Jones
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Ty Kareff
Jennie Kegley
Janette Kelser
Charles Kennedy
John Kennedy
Kimberly Kiah
Candy Kiser
Morgan Kiser
Robin Kiser
Melody Klinkert
Anton Klupp
Todd Kochheiser
Larry Kososky
Bill Kuenkele
Tim Lambert
Dave Landoll
Goldie Larck
Adam Lawhorn
Bart Lawhorn
Douglas Lawhorn
Paul Lee
Clora Leech
Mike Lehman
Robert Leonard
Scott Likes
Ray Lindsay
Bob Linner
Maria Lloyd
Gerard Lowe
Helen Lunsford
Mark Lusher
Jeanette Luttrell
Kelly Lutz
Charlie Mack
Donnie Mack
Linda Maglott
Eugene Markwell
Jacqueline Marsh
Mary Marshall
Chuck Martin
Melinda Martin
Kimberly Mauk
Cathy Maver
Mary Maver
Alene May
Cathy McCambridge
Sonya McCrary
Charles McDermott
Tweety McDowell
Rhonda McGlothlin
Mary McKellop
Brian McLaughlin
Dan McNutt
Dewana Means
Dawn Meehan
Johnny Melton
Dan Miller
Kane Miller
Karen Miller
Howard Mills
Belinda Minard
Joyce Mitchell
Randy Moore
Applonia Morris
Jackie Morrow
Leroy Muffett
Kathy Myers
John Nixon
Joseph Nixon
Mercedes Nolasco
Jack Norris
John Oakley
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Ron Offmiss
Mark Ogle
Rose Mary Oney
Darell Owens
Jenny Owens
Mike Owens
Roger Owens
Chris Pagani
Eva Parker
Lenail Parker
Suzanne Parker
Kathy Pelasky
Dorothy Perdue
Terri Perry
Timmy Perry
Amy Phillips
Walt Phillips
Thad Philpott
Catherine Pointer
Rick Poth
Jim Pratt
Michael Price
Steve Purvis
Ray Rachel
Tina Rachel
Gwendolyn Rand
John Ratliff
Mary Ratliff
Lana Ray
Gwenn Rhodes
Brenda Rice
Glenda Rice
Terry Riley
Dale Roberts
Freda Roberts
Becky Roessler
Eddie Rogers
Cornelius Rooks
Gary Rose
Laura Rose
Chery! Rowe
Lecia Salsgiver
Barb Sampsel
Daphyne Sanderfer
Guy Schafer
Sherry Schmidt
Cindi Schoenian
Connie Seitz
Mary Selmon
Dennis Seward
Barbara Seymour
Steve Shade
Phillip Shaffer
Stacie Sharp
Jeff Shaver
Pamela Shears
Alice Shepherd
Becky Shepherd
Tim Shepherd
Derrick Shoemake
Steve Shores
Veronica Shoulders
Diane Shrimplin
Dennis Simmons
Bonnie Sizemore
Ronald Skaggs
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James Smith
James Smith
Jeff Smith
Jodi Smithberger
Latricia Spears
Marcus Spears
Michelle Staples
Jerry Strong
Jeff Stroup
Vicki Strubhar
Terri Sutton
Teresa Sweeney
Kathy Tacket
Linda Tadijanac
Brenda Taylor
Marvin Taylor
Oscar Taylor
Renee Taylor
Cynthia Thomas
Gene Thomas
Ben Thompson
Larry Thompson
Loretta Thompson
Lucy Thompson
Margie Thompson
Paul Thorson
Lora Todd
Lucas Todd
Richard Townsend
Dave Treace
Barb Trumpower
Walter Tucker
Jim Turner
Kim Utt
Leslie Vance
Michael Vance
Patrick Vance
Gary VanRiper
Greg Vulgamore
Jon Walker
Peggy Walter
Michael Warren
Kim Watson
Carla Webb
Melody Weil
Debra White
Lawanda White
Brenda Whited
Brian Williams
James Williams
Jeff Williams
Kim Williams
Vicki Williams
Mike Wilson
Richard Winston
Tony Withers
David Withrow
Eric Witter
Mike Wolfe
Zanie Woods
Jim Wright
Kimberly Wright
Randy Yaney
Ann Yarger
Kim Yetzer
Angela Young
Roberta Young
Linda Zeigler
Mark Zeliner
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1390
FACULTY
To Arlo D. Plough
. . who has given fifteen
years to Mansfield Senior High,
eleven of them as principal; who
has always stood up for what he
felt was best for the students
and faculty of the school; who
has given freely of himself and
his time so that we might have
better lives; and, most of all, who
has been our friend. . .
. . . We Dedicate
This 1978
Manhigan
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Ron Morvai — Assistant Principal
Ruben Henderson — Assistant
Principal
Kaye Ammons — Auto Mechanics.
George Andress — Math, History,
Asst. Football and Track Coach.
William Asher — Speech, Drama
Stage Crew.
Wayne Au — Plane and Solid
Geometry, Algebra, Publications
Business Advisor, Varsity M,
Football Equipment Mgr.
Dennis Bartlett — Wood Working,
Home Crafting, Drawing.
Eleanor Beatty — French.
Edwin Blackford — Vocational
Coordinator.
James Boor — Welding, Machine
Shop.
Steve Brown — Band, Jazz Band.
Elwood Bucher — Machine Shop.
Thomas Campbell — Occupational
Work Experience.
William Cook — Machine Shop.
Esther Creasy — Physical Education,
Volleyball Coach.
Jeff Davis — Distributive Education.
John Depler — Record Keeping,
Business Communications.
Eric Blahnik — Vocational
Assessment Evaluation.
Janice Brooks — Vocational
Assessment Evaluation.
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Roger Dressler — Drivers’
Education, Baseball Coach.
Ann Dunlap — Art.
Betty Dunn — Sewing, Family Living,
Comprehensive Home Economics.
Mary Englehart — Latin.
Laura Evilsizer — Physical
Education, Tennis and Track
Coach.
Kenton Fairchild — Physical
Education, Health, Golf and Asst.
Basketball Coach.
Elwood Finley — Diversified
Cooperative Training.
William Flanegan — Physical
Education, Faculty Manager,
Wrestling Coach.
Ann Gerrell — Spanish.
Dalton Derr — Occupational Work
Adjustment.
Richard Groff — Sr. Business Office
Education, Business Law, Athletic
Treasurer.
Jo Hatfield — School Nurse.
Carol Hane — Math, American
History, English, Occupational
Training.
James Goode — American History,
Student Council, Basketball Coach.
David Gross — Something Old,
Something New; Comparative
Literature; Courage to Be;
Manhigan; Senior Class Advisor,
Key Club.
Percy Hall — Band, Orchestra.
Gayle Harwood — Typing, Record
Keeping.
Richard Henson — American
History, World Geography.
Ronald Hetler — World Studies,
American History, Reserve
Basketball Coach.
Herbert Himes — Counselor.
Virginia Imhoff — Counselor.
Virginia Kirby — Vocational
Coordinator.
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Wilbur Lanier — Individual
Instruction Center, Track and Asst.
Football Coach.
Ann Lewis — Plane Geometry,
Algebra, Remedial Math,
Sophomore Class Advisor.
Marilyn Losch — Basic Foods, Child
Care, Comprehensive Home
Economics.
Robert Lull — Biology, Science
Survey, Junior Class Advisor.
James Lutz — Occupational Work
Experience.
Vickie Marshall — Comprehensive
Home Economics, Home Nursing.
Dean Maul — Physics, Chemistry,
Science Survey.
John Miefert — Algebra, Girls’
Basketball and Asst. Football
Coach.
Leah Miller — Business
Communications, Intensive Office
Education.
Ann Kohutek — Grammar Usage,
Reading for Enjoyment, Survey of
American Literature, Applied
English, Courage to Be, Junior
Class Advisor, Pep Club, Softball
Coach.
Ken Murray — Art.
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Evelyn Nall — Algebra.
Beverly Money — Hearing Impaired
Class, Asst. Volleyball Coach.
Nicholas Miu — Electronics.
Joseph Mollica — Vocational
Drafting.
Mary Margaret Moore — English,
Family Living, Work Orientation,
Cheerleader Advisor.
Cindy Mudra — American History,
World Geography, Red Cross.
James Olivieri — Auto Mechanics.
Thomas Oyer — Biology, Physiology,
Asst. Football Coach.
Philip Neuerman — School
Treasurer, Cooperative Office
Education.
Jean Massey — Applied English,
Reading for Enjoyment, Minority
Literature, Bible as Literature.
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Renate Papenhausen — Informal
Writing; Learn Now, Study Later;
Senior Class Advisor; Spectrum.
Lane Paullin — Power Mechanics,
Home Crafting.
Richard Poffenbaugh — Biology
Home Horticulture, Audio Visual
Coordinator.
Merlin Probst — World Geography;
American History.
Dave Prosser — Individual
Instruction Center, Football
Trainer.
Carl Raser — Counselor.
Billie Rastetter — Auto Mechanics.
Martha Rausch — Librarian.
Harold Robinson — Creative Writing,
Modern American Literature,
Journalism, Hyphonerian.
David Pierce — Drivers’ Education,
Physical Education, Football
Coach.
Carmen Olsewski — German,
Informal Writing, Grammar Usage,
Modern American Nonfiction,
Learning Lab, German Club.
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Douglas Pugh — Great Books,
Advanced Composition, Grammar
Usage, Black Culture Club.
Eleanor Ryckman — Psychology,
Social Problems, Economics,
Learning Lab.
Joe Romano — Occupational Work
Experience.
Charles Sauder — Algebra,
Trigonometry, College Math,
Bookstore Mgr.
Michelle Shafer — Vocal Music, Rock
Choir.
Curtis Smith — Electronics.
Eleanor Spayde — Typing.
Phil Stoodt — Attendance
Coordinator.
Paul Smith — Counselor.
Beverly Whitaker — Nursing
Assistant Program.
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Carl Thomas — World Studies,
American History.
Jack Tyler — Typing.
Bruce Waite — Reading for
Enjoyment, Practical Writing,
Practical Reading, Modern
American Literature, English
Literature.
Halley Weaver — Math, American
History, English, Family Living,
Shop, Cross Country Coach.
Phyllis Zimmerman —- Home
Economics, Tea Room.
Barbara Williams — Intensive Office
Education, Shorthand.
Walter White — Accounting, Typing.
Faculty not pictured:
Jane Cocanour — Developmental
Reading, Reading for Enjoyment,
Courage to Be, Speech.
Cheryl Gage — Counselor.
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Sue Essex — Assistant to Library.
Sue Kochheiser — Secretary to Mr.
Henderson.
Gertie Eubanks — Study Hall
Supervisor.
Jane Gilbert — Secretary to Mr.
Plough.
Marlene Groff — Secretary to Mr.
Morvai.
Joann Groves — Secretary to
Attendance Office.
Dorothy Guthrie — Study Hall
Supervisor.
Gloria Stillwell — Assistant to
Individual Instruction Center.
Sally Markham — Secretary to
Counselors’ Office.
Dorothy Tatgenhorst — Secretary to
Library.
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Lora Adams — Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Softball 4;
“MASH” 3; Scholarship Tests 2,
4.
Beverly Alexander — Black Cul-
ture Club 2, 3.
Deborah Ash — Softball 2.
Vernon Ash — DCT 4; Pep Club
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Pamela Avery — Black Culture
2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2, 3); Student
Council 3, 4 (Executive Commit-
tee 3); Choir 4; Girls’ Glee 3;
Attendance Office 3; Secretary
for a Day 4; Fashion Show 2, 3
(Co-chairman 3); Soul Review
Co-Chairman 3.
Sandra Barger — DECA 4; Red
Cross 2.
Marie Barry — Student Govern-
ment 3; Red Cross 4.
Duane Beers — Baseball 3;
Drafting Club 3, 4.
Sherry Belmer — Gymnastics 2,
3; Band 2, 3; Flag Girl 4; Pep
Band 2, 3.
Beth Bemiller — Choir 2, 3; DE
4 (District and State Contests).
Barbara Berry — Cheerleader 2,
3; Spanish Club 2, 3 (Treasurer
2); Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Softball
2; Business Staff 4; Volleyball 3,
4; Track 3; Band 4; Varsity M 4,
J.C. Gorman Court.
Susan Billingsley — Band 2;
Tennis 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Var-
sity M 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Red
Cross 2, 3, 4 (Exec. Com. 3,
Treasurer 4); Pep Club Exec.
Com. 3, 4; Class Exec. Com. 3,
4; Class Treasurer 3; Student
Government 3, 4; Business Staff
3, 4; Homecoming Com. 3; Var-
sity Varieties MC 4; Clean-up
Com. 3, 4 (Chairman 4); Student
Faculty Com. Chairman 4; Sci-
ence Fair 2, 3, 4; Student-Faculty
Day Chairman 4; Superstars Day
Chairman 4; Civics Day Council-
man 4; Social Com. Chairman 4;
Traffic Com. 3, 4 (Chairman 4);
“Brides of March’ 4; “Old Oak
Encounter’ Stage Manager 4.
Cathy Bishop — DCT Photogra-
pher 4.
Kenneth Bishop — DCT 4;
Library Aide 2; Student Govern-
ment 2; Red Cross 2.
William Bishop — Golf 2, 3, 4.
Kathy Booker — Band 2, 3, 4
(President 4); Orchestra 2, 3, 4;
Jazz Band 3, 4; Pep Band 4;
Gymnastics 3; Varsity M 4; Var-
sity Varieties 3, 4.
Eleanor Bowens — M-Section 2;
Black Culture 2, 3; IOE Secretary
3; Varsity Varieties 4; Drama
Make-up, Tickets, Publicity 4;
Spectrum 4; Almost Everything
Goes 2; Drama Stage Manager
4.
Diane Bowers — Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Rock
Choir 4; ‘‘Fables’’ 3; ‘‘Miracle
Worker"’ 3; ‘‘Brides of March” 4;
Pep Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4);
Student Government 2, 3, 4
(Exec. Com. 4); Business Staff 3,
4; Varsity Varieties MC 2, 4 (MC
4); Track Manager 3.
Shirley Bradley — Jr. Achieve-
ment 2 (Secretary); Band 2, 3;
Pep Band 2.
Jeffery Bradshaw — Football 2,
3, 4; Varsity M 2, 3, 4; Electron-
ics VICA 3, 4 (President 3); Class
President 4; Orchestra 2; Band
2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; Student Gov-
ernment 2, 3, 4; National Honor
Society 3, 4; Jazz Band 2; J. C.
Gorman Escort.
John Brent — Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2,
3, 4; Band Council 2, 3, 4; Stu-
dent Council 2; Red Cross 3;
Regional Orchestra 4; All-Ohio
State Fair Band 4; National
Honor Society 4.
Tami Brodhead — Pep Club 2,
3; Student Government 2, 3, 4
(Exec. Com. 3, 4); Choir 2, 3;
Tennis Manager 2; Business
Staff 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 2,
3, 4; Track Manager 3; Class
Exec. Com. 3, 4; Nurses’ Assist-
ant VICA 4.
Mark Browarsky — Tennis 2, 3,
4; Boys’ State 3; Football 2, 3;
Golf 4; Varsity M 3, 4; Hyphone-
rian 3, 4; Business Staff 3, 4;
Photographer 3, 4; Key Club 4.
Amy Brunk — Band 2, 3, 4
(Vice-President 4); Orchestra 3;
Spectrum 4 (Treasurer); Varsity
Varieties 4; Pep Band 2, 3;
National Honor Society 4.
Donald Burge — Electronics
VICA 3, 4 (Secretary 4).
Randy Campbell — Football 2, 3,
4; Baseball 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4
(Secretary 3, 4); Varsity M 3, 4;
J.C. Gorman Escort.
Lisa Carr — Choir 2; Girls’ Glee
4.
Sandra Carr — Basketball 2, 3,
4; Track 2, 3, 4; M-Section 2.
Kevin Carter — Cross Country
2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student
Council 4.
Virgil Cates — Tennis.
Reginald Caudill — Baseball 2,
3; DCT 4; Pep Club 2, 3; 4-H 4.
Thomas Cline — Football 2, 4;
Baseball 4; Key Club 2, 4; Var-
sity M 2, 4; Basketball 2; Base-
ball 2, 4.
Dreama Coleman — Attendance
Office 3.
Keith Coleman — Drama Pro-
ductions 2, 3, 4; Student Gov-
ernment 3, 4.
LaTanya Colvin — Choir 2; M-
Section 2; Black Culture 2, 3; Jr.
Achievement 2; IOE 3, 4; Red
Cross 4; Student Government 3.
Brenda Conn — Student Council
4; Clean-up Com. 4; Jr. Achieve-
ment 2.
Tammie Conners — Business
Staff 4.
Terry Conard — DCT 4; Choir 2,
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Thomas K. Crotty — Baseball 2,
3, 4; Manhigan 3, 4 (Editor 4);
Key Club 3, 4; J.C. Gorman
Escort 4; Choir 2, 3, 4.
George Danas — Baseball 2, 3;
Attendance Office 2; Key Club 4;
Manhigan Photographer 4.
Terennia Davis — Choir 2, 4;
Girls’ Glee 3, 4; Black Culture 3.
Michael Davis — Black Culture
2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross
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Country 3; Football 4; Track 3, 4;
Student Government 3; Jr.
Achievement 2; Varsity M 4.
Rhonda Day — Pep Club 2, 3;
IOE Steno 3; COE President 4;
National Honor Society 4.
Katherine Dillon — Choir 2;
Girls’ Glee 4; Office Monitor 4;
Varsity Varieties 4; Pep Club 2,
3, 4; Student-Teacher Exchange
4.
Barbara Dober — Student Coun-
cil 3; Main Office 4; ‘‘MASH”’ 3.
Rebecca Doe — Exchange Stu-
dent.
Cesar Dominguez — Black Cul-
ture 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort
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Dianna Duffey — IOE 3; COE 4.
Linda Durrah — Cheerleader 2;
Nursing Assistant 4; Basketball
2; Track 2.
Tammy Eichler — National
Honor Society 4; Pep Club 2, 3,
4; Science Fair 4; Choir 3, 4;
Rock Choir 3, 4; M-Section 2;
Class Treasurer 4; Spectrum 4;
Basketball Manager 4; Halftime
Announcer 4; Red Cross 3;
Office Monitor 3, 4; Business
Staff 3; ‘‘The Miracle Worker’’ 3;
Drama Productions 2, 3, 4;
Prom Com. 4; Varsity Varieties
2, 3, 4 (Asst. Director 4); J.C.
Gorman Com. 4.
Timothy Eisaman — DECA 4;
Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; J.
C. Gorman Escort 4.
James Elkins — Pep Club 2, 3,
4; German Club 3; National
Honor Society 4; Science Fair 4.
Kathleen Erdenberger — Band
2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Jazz
Band 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Volley-
ball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity
M 4; Class Exec. Com. 4; Home.
room Representative 2, 3; Var-
sity Varieties 2, 3, 4; Orange
Sale Com. 4.
Dale Ernsberger — Civic Day 3;
Class Exec. Com. 3; Science Fair
2; Guidance Office 4; Scholar-
ship Team 3; School Plays 3.
Dana Favers — Black Culture 3:
Student Council 3; COE Trea.
surer 4.
Jerry Frame — Red Cross 2, 4.
Geoffrey Frontz — Class Presi-
dent 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Chess
Club 2, 3; National Honor Soci-
ety 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Choir
2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Varsity M
3, 4; Science Fair 2.
Amy Fox — M-Section 2; Red
Cross 4.
Brenda Fagett — Basketball 2.
Kim Gall — Student Govern-
ment 4; DE Secretary 4.
Rosetta Gracia — Student Gov-
ernment 3, 4 (Secretary 4);
Class Secretary 3; Business Staff
3; Red Cross 3; Homecoming
MC 3; Student Faculty Com.
Chairman 4; Clean-up Com. 3, 4;
Science Fair 4; Jr. Write-Off
Award; Student Faculty
Exchange Chairman 4; Supers-
tars Chairman 4; Drama Produc-
tions; School Beautification
Com. 4.
Beth Gaubatz — Pep Club 2, 3,
4; J.C. Gorman Court 4; Student
Government 4; Choir 2; IOE 3;
COE Secretary 4; Pep Club Exec.
Com. 3; Class Exec. Com. 2, 3.
John George — Band 2, 3, 4;
National Honor Society 3, 4;
Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity M 3,
4; Key Club 4; Science Fair 4;
Pep Band 4.
Ricky Gibson — Baseball 2, 3;
Wrestling 3, 4; Football 3; Guid-
ance Office 4; Choir 2, 3, 4.
Debra Goldsmiith — Nursing
Assistant 4.
David Graber — Baseball 2;
Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity M 2, 3,.
4; Key Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4).
Sharon Gushard — DCT 4.
Scott Guthrie — Student Coun-
cil 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Band 2; Golf
2; Hyphonerian 3, 4 (Editor 4).
John Haney — Wrestling 3, 4.
Robin Hankins — IOE 3, 4; Vol-
leyball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Soft-
ball 3; Varsity Varieties.
Cindy Harding — Pep Club Sec-
retary 4; Business Staff 3, 4
(Manager 4); Choir 2, 3, 4.
Wendell Harkins — Cross Coun-
try 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Red
Cross President 3; ‘‘MASH’’ 3;
Varsity Varieties 2, 4; Band 2, 3,
4; Varsity M 3, 4; Key Club 4;
National Honor Society 4; Pep
Band 2.
Jeffrey Harris — DECA 4;
National Honor Society 4.
Tawnya Harris — Gymnastics 3;
Volleyball 2; DECA 4; Pep Club
2, 3, 4; Varsity M 3, 4; Student
Council 2.
Benita Hart — IOE Treasurer 3;
COE 4; National Honor Society 4;
Pep Club 2, 3.
Burt Harvey — Choir 2; Student
Government 2, 3, 4; Electronics
VICA 3, 4 (Vice-President 3,
President 4).
Sherri Hauger — Nursing
Assistant VICA President 4.
Cynthia Hicks — Pep Club 2, 3,
4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee 4;
2nd Floor Office 3, 4; Attend-
ance Office 4; Class Exec. Com.
4.
Jenise Hoagland — Softball 3.
Monica Holzwarth — National
Merit Scholar 4; Girls’ State 3;
Who's Who in H.S. Students 4;
Outstanding Sophomore 2;
National Honor Society 3, 4
(President 4); Class Secretary 4;
School Play 2, 3, 4; Spectrum 4;
Jr. Write-off Winner 3; Academic
Challenge 3, 4 (Captain 3); Var-
sity Varieties 4; Volleyball 2, 3,
4; Softball 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4;
Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 3; Scholarship Tests
2, 3, 4; Civic Day City Solicitor 4;
Student-Teacher Exchange 4;
Superstars Day 4; Class Exec.
Com. 3; J.C. Gorman Com. 4;
Prom Com. 4; ‘‘Ability Counts’’
Essay Winner 4; ‘‘Do It in Mans-
field’’ Essay Winner 4; Solo and
Ensemble Contest 2, 4; Ameri-
can Legion History Test Winner
4.
Tamara Honeycutt — Class
Exec. Com. 2; National Honor
Society 4; IOE 3; COE 4; Pep
Club 2, 3.
Angela Howard — Pep Club 2,
3; Student Government 2.
Anita Howard — DCT 4.
Michael Hoy — Student Govern-
ment 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Foot-
ball 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Varsity M
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3, 4 (President 4); Hyphonerian
3, 4 (Editor 4); Key Club 3, 4;
Business Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 2,
3; Class Exec. Com. 3, 4;
National Honor Society 4; Varsity
Varieties 4.
Betty Hriesik — Band 2, 3, 4;
Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,
3, 4 (Captain 4); Varsity Varie-
ties 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4 (Captain
4); Softball 3, 4; National Honor
Society.
Gregory Jackson — Golf 2, 3, 4;
Baseball 2, 3.
Michelle James — Choir 2; Girls’
Glee 4; Black Culture 4.
Rhonda James — Nursing
Assistant VICA 4.
Nora Jessop — Pep Club 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3; Volleyball 3; Var-
sity Varieties 3,4; Hyphonerian
3, 4 (News Editor 4); Class Exec.
Com. 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4
(Vice-President 4); National
Honor Society 4.
Debra Johnson — DCT Vice-
President 4.
Lynda Johnson — Majorette 2,
3, 4 (Head 4); Homecoming
Court 3; Basketball 2; Hyphone-
rian 4; Manhigan 4; Counselors’
Office 3, 4; Attendance Office 3;
Varsity Varieties 4.
Robert Johnson — Football
Manager 3, 4; Rock Choir 3, 4;
Stage Crew 4; Choir 3, 4.
Venessa Johnson — Pep Club 3,
4; Tea Room 4; Student Govern-
ment 2.
Angela Jones — Girls’ Glee 2, 3;
Choir 4.
Jeffrey Jones — Science Fair 2;
Manhigan 4; Varsity Varieties
Director 4; ‘‘A Game"’ 3; ‘‘The
Miracle Worker’’ 3; ‘‘The Cruci-
ble’’ 4; ‘‘The Brides of March”’ 4;
“The Love Knot’’ 4; Light Man-
ager for ‘‘MASH”’ 3.
Joyce Jones — Attendance
Office 3, 4.
Robyn Kegley — Cheerleader 2;
Tyger 4; German Club (Secretary
3, President 4); Student Council
2, 3, 4 (Exec. Com. 3); Red
Cross 3, 4; Basketball 2; Class
President 3; National Honor
Society 4.
Peggy Kelly — Main Office 3;
2nd Floor Office 4; Pep Club 2,
3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4.
Edward Kennedy — VICA 3, 4.
Robert Koch — German Club
Vice-President 3; DCT President
4.
Rick Krichbaum — Golf 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4;
Key Club 4; Varsity M 3, 4; Band
2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Var-
sity Varieties 2.
Robert Kuenkele — DE 3, 4.
Allen Kyles — Football 3, 4.
Joellen Lake — Volleyball Stat 2;
Track Manager 2; Band 2, 3, 4;
Class Exec. Com. 3; Nursing
Assistant VICA Treasurer 4.
Julie Leedy — Band 2, 3; Flag
Corps 2, 3; DE 3, 4 (Treasurer
4); Class Exec. Com. 4; National
Honor Society 4.
Penny Lehman — Student Coun-
cil2;3:
Sally Lehman — Business Staff
2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Vol-
leyball 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3,
4; Track 2, 3; Varsity M 2, 3, 4
(Vice-President 4); Band 2, 3, 4;
Flag Girl 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Var-
sity Varieties 2, 3, 4; French
Club 2, 3, 4 (President 4);
National Honor Society 3, 4.
Barbara Letizia — Band 2; Stu-
dent Government 3; Cheerleader
2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tennis
2; Varsity Varieties 3, 4.
Jane Lewis — Band 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Varsity
Varieties 4; Class Exec. Com. 4;
Spectrum 4 (Asst. Ed. 4);
National Honor Society 4; Schol-
arship Tests 3, 4.
Chester Lindsay Jr. — Choir 2;
Black Culture 2; Pep Club 2, 3,
4; Student Government 2, 3, 4
(Exec. Com. 4); Class Exec.
Com. 3, 4; Food Com. 4; Spec-
trum 4; Homecoming MC 3;
Prom Com. 4; Academic Chal-
lenge 4; ‘‘MASH”’ 3; One Act
Plays 3; ‘‘The Crucible’’ 4.
Edward Lindsay — Cross Coun-
try 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4.
Thelma Lindsay — Pep Club 2,
3, 4; IOE Clerk Typists 3; COE 4;
Red Cross 4; Class Exec. Com.
4; All Class Committees.
Velma Lindsay — Jr. Achieve-
ment 2; Homecoming Com. 3;
Class Exec. Com. 3, 4; Student
Government 4; Varsity Varieties
Business Manager 4; IOE Vice-
President 4; Prom Com.
Eric Lookenott — Baseball 2, 3,
4; Varsity M 2, 3, 4; Football 2;
Key Club 3, 4; Manhigan 4.
Kim Lovett — Counselors’
Office 2; Football 2; Basketball
2; Cross Country 3; Track 2;
Wrestling 2.
Lisa Mauk — DCT 4; Attendance
Office 3.
Debbie McCruter — Choir 2; |OE
3; Class Exec. Com. 3, 4; COE 4;
National Honor Society 4; Civic
Day Councilman 3; Pep Club 2,
3, 4; Varsity Varieties Producer
4; Orange Sale Com. 4; Prom
Com. 4.
Linda Meadows — |OE Steno 3;
COE 4.
Gregory Melton — Football 2, 3,
4; Baseball 2.
Timothy Morr — Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3; Math Club 3; National
Honor Society 3, 4; DCT 4.
Anita Williams Mortimer —
Girls’ Glee 4.
Dianne Muffett — Black Culture
(Treasurer 2).
Kelly O’Donnell — Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 3; Pep Band 2, 3;
Spectrum Editor 4; National
Honor Society 4; Varsity Varie-
ties 4; Science Fair.
David Ott — Cross Country 2;
Varsity M 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3,
4 (President 4); Manhigan 3, 4
(Photographer 3, Editor 4); Prin-
cipal for a day 4.
Harry Owens — Student
Teacher Exchange 4.
James Owens — Student Coun-
cil Exec. Com. 4; Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Varieties
MC 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Rock Choir
3, 4; Drama Productions 2;
Orange Sale Chairman 4.
Ivan Peoples — Football 2; Bas-
ketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4.
Randy Pender — Track 2, 4.
Malvin Perkins — VICA 3, 4;
Football Manager 3, 4; Wrestling
Manager 2, 3, 4; Track Manager
3, 4.
Terry Perry — Orchestra 2, 3, 4;
Wrestling 3; ‘‘The Crucible’ 4;
Program Covers 2, 4.
Vincent Petrella — Wrestling 2,
3, 4; Track 2, 3; Cross Country
3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Varsity M 3,
4; Varsity Varieties 3; Band 2, 3,
4; Orchestra 3; Jazz Band 3; Pep
Band 2.
Bobby Petrovski — Baseball 2:
Key Club 4.
Joyce Phillips — Volleyball 3, 4;
Class Exec. Com. 2, 3, 4; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4 (Exec. Com. 3, 4);
Choir 2; Office Monitor 3;
National Honor Society 4; Varsity
M 4; Varsity Varieties 3, 4.
Shelli Phillips — IOE Steno Vice-
President 3; COE 4; Treasurer's
Office Assistant 4.
Gerald Princehorn — Vocational
Drafting Club 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Tennis 4;
Student Government 3; Key Club
4; Homecoming Escort 4.
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William Rachel Jr. — Achieve-
ment Treasurer 3; DCT 4.
DeNease Ray — Band 2, 3, 4;
Jazz Band 4; Orchestra 4; Flag
Girl 4; Student Government 2, 3;
Black Culture 4; Fashion Show 4.
James Ray — Choir 2, 3.
Edward Richter — Varsity Varie-
ties Producer 4; ‘‘The Crucible’
Stage Manager; Key Club 4; Stu-
dent Government 3, 4 (Exec.
Com. 4); Class Exec. Com. 3;
Stage Crew 4; Manhigan 3;
Drafting Club 4; Academic Chal-
lenge 4; Scholarship Tests 4.
Todd Roberts — Tennis 3; Wres-
tling Manager 3; Football Man-
ager 4; DECA 4; Band 2, 3, 4.
Dennis Rock — Student Govern-
ment 2; Varsity Varieties 4
(Stage Crew Mgr.); ‘‘MASH’’ 3;
“The Crucible’ 4; ‘‘The Brides
of March”’ 4; ‘‘Filiation’’ Director
4; Stage Manager of One Acts 3;
Lights and Sound for Drama Pro-
ductions 2, 3.
Jonnie Rush — Choir 2, 3, 4;
Baseball 3; Basketball Manager
273;
Thomas Sabourin — Basketball
Manager 3, 4; Football Manager
4; Softball Stats 3.
Timothy Salsgiver — Red Cross
2; Manhigan 4; Prop Manager
for ‘‘The Game” 2; DE 3, 4.
Leigh Schafer — Pep Club 2, 3;
1OE 3; COE 4; National Honor
Society 4.
Susan Sertell — Cheerleader 2,
3, 4; Volleyball 2; Gymnastics 2,
3; Pep Club 3; Homecoming
Court 3; J.C. Gorman Court 4.
Ernest Sloboda — Golf 2, 3, 4;
Pep Band 2, 3; Stage Band 2, 3,
4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3,
4; Track 3; Key Club 4.
Arcine Smith — Nursing Assist-
ant VICA 4.
Colette Smith — Red Cross 2, 3,
4 (Treasurer 3); Student Govern-
ment 2, 3, 4 (Exec. Com. 4);
National Honor Society 3, 4 (Sec-
retary); Manhigan 3; Class Exec.
Com. 2, 3, 4; Spectrum Secre-
tary 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2,
3; Choir 2, 3.
Gregory Smith — Varsity Varie-
ties 4; Red Cross 4; DCT Ser-
geant-at-Arms 4; Home Room
Rep. 4.
Deborah Stewart — DE Vice-
President 4; Bookstore Worker
ana:
Ethel Stokes — Student Govern-
ment 2, 3, 4.
Diana Stone — DCT Secretary 4.
Kimberly Stricker — Choir 2, 4.
Vanessa Stroup — Tennis 2; |OE
Steno Secretary 3; COE 4.
Michael Strubhar — Choir 2, 3;
Office Monitor 2, 3; DE 3, 4.
Linda Taylor — IOE 3, 4 (Presi-
dent 4).
Tammy Taylor — Choir 2, 3; |OE
President 3; COE 4; Homecom-
ing Queen 3; Drama Usherette
Pa:
Patricia Thompson — DCT Trea-
surer 4.
Laurie Todd — Volleyball 3; Bas-
ketball 3; Choir 3, 4.
Annette Trammell — Pep Club
2; Red Cross 4; Varsity Varieties
Usherette 4; Class Exec. Com. 3,
4.
James Tucker — Rock Choir 2,
3, 4; Class Exec. Com. 4; Stu-
dent Government President 4;
Choir 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Black
Culture 3, 4 (Vice-President 3,
President 4); Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 2.
Jason Valdry — Football 4.
Deborah VanDorn — Nursing
Assistant VICA 4.
Patricia Walker — Volleyball 2,
3, 4; Softball 3; Pep Club 3, 4
(President 4); Class Vice-Presi-
dent 4; Varsity Varieties 3, 4;
National Honor Society 3, 4; Stu-
dent Government 3,4.
Stephen Walton — Cross Coun-
try Manager 2, 3; Basketball
Manager 2; Jr. Achievement 2.
Linda Wappner — Band 2, 3, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4
(Captain 4); Varsity Varieties 3;
Track 3; Basketball 3, 4 (Captain
4); Softball 4; Hyphonerian
Sports Editor 4; National Honor
Society 4.
Clyone Washington — Basket-
ball 2, 3; Nursing Assistant 4.
Douglas Wertz — Band 2, 3;
Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Student Gov-
ernment Exec. Com. 4; Class
Exec. Com. 4; ‘‘The Old Oak
Encounter”’ Director 4; ‘‘MASH”’
3; ‘‘The Crucible‘: 4; ‘‘Brides of
March”’ 4; ‘‘The Miracle Worker’’
3; Light Crew 2, 3, 4.
Linda White — Choir 2; IOE 3;
COE Vice-President 4; National
Honor Society 4.
Michael Whitson — Wrestling 2;
Football 2; Student Government
4.
Denita Williams — Rock Choir 2,
3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Black
Culture 4; National Honor Soci-
ety 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Student
Government 4; Track 3, 4; J.C.
Gorman Queen 4; Varsity Varie-
ties 2, 3, 4; Soul Review 2, 3.
Sonda Williams — Red Cross 2,
3, 4 (President 2); Student Gov-
ernment 2, 3, 4; Manhigan 4;
Homecoming Court 3; Varsity
Varieties Ticket Manager 4;
“The Crucible’ 4; House Man-
ager ‘‘MASH"’ 3; Props and
Sound for Drama 3.
Diana Withrow — Red Cross 2,
3 (Vice-President 3); DE 3, 4
(President 4); Bookstore 3, 4;
Homecoming Court 3; J. C. Gor-
man Court 4; Bloodmobile 2, 3.
Melissa Yoakum — Gymnastics
2; Business Staff 3, 4 (Hypho
Manager 4); Main Office 3, 4;
Counselors’ Office 4.
Thomas Zeigler — Drafting Club
3
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