Manhigan - 1980

1980 yearbook for Mansfield Senior High School in Mansfield, Ohio.

Mansfield Senior High School

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1980

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1980Manhigan

1980 MANHIGAN
Editor Mansfield Senior High
Mark Jones 145 West Park Blvd.
Mansfield, Ohio 44906
Life sis a flame that is always burning itself
out, but it catches fire again every time a child |
is born.
George Bernard Shaw
Reach high, for stars lie hidden
in your soul. Dream deep, for
every dream precedes the goal.
Pamela Vaull Starr
You will find, as you look back upon your
life, that the moments that stand out are the
moments when you have done things for
others.
Henry Drummond
Courage is the first of human
qualities because it is the quality
which guarantees all the others.
Winston Churchill

I shall grow old, but never lose
life’s zest, because the road’s last
turn will be the best.
Henry Van Dyke
The man in the right place at the right tume
doing the right thing in the right way.

Our daily thoughts should be evaluated
above the cei ling.
W. W. Loflin
Autumn
Tygers Take
City
Championship
The fighting Tygers finished
the season with a 1-7-2 record;
nevertheless, they won the city
title. The Tygers defeated
Malabar 7-3 in the third game of
the season to win the city
championship. The Tygers went
on to tie such state ranked
teams as county rival Mansfield
Madison, 14-14. Later in the
year the Tygers tied state
ranked Buckeye Conference foe
Sandusky 6-6 in a very exciting
game.
Tygers Mike Lehman, Steve
Finical, Scott Green and
Courtney Avery received
captains awards. Other awards
went to Mike Cline, Best
Offensive Back; Steve Finical,
Best Offensive Lineman; Mike
Lehman, Best Defensive Back;
John Petrovski, Best Defensive
Lineman. Dale Roberts received
the Jimo Adams award. The
coaches award was given to Joe
Holmes.
The Tyger reserves finished
the season with a 1-6 record,
while the freshman squad ended
the year with a winning 4-2
record.
Head Coach Wilbur Lanier
and his assistants were pleased
with the overall effort put forth
by the players.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Varsity Football Team.
Top Right: Tyger Captains call the toss.
Middle Left: Tyger Offense prepares to
explode off the ball.
Middle right: Nick Brandt awaits kick
off.
Bottom Right: Tyger defense prepares
for the kill.
Bottom Left: Mike Cline waits for warm
ups to begin.
Bottom Right: Gary Van Riper works
hard during warm ups.
Bottom: Dale Roberts confers with
teammate Dave Brandt.
This Page:
Top: Tyger Defense goes on the prowl.
Middle: Tyger Offense huddles during
time out.

Tennis Girls
Gain
Experience
This year our Girls’ Tennis
Team had a new coach, Marty
Elias. He worked very hard to
help the girls develop their
A tennis skills. The girls tried
their best and have learned a lot
_ this year. Their record was 3-7.
Special awards went to Becky
Roessler for most valuable
player. Debbie Pollock and Lisa
Heston were the most improved.
Becky Roessler was also the
only three year letter winner.
Marty Elias commented that
many games were lost by only
one point. He is also looking
forward to a larger turn out of
girls next year.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Amy Essex and Debbie
Pollock double up.
Middle Left: Michelle Plankenhorn
returns the ball.
Middle Right: Debbie Pollock shows
great effort.
Bottom Right: Shelly Sertell waves to
the fans.
This Page
Top Left: Lisa Heston takes a break.
Top Right: Holly Heston charges the
net.
Bottom Left: Becky Roessler
concentrates on making the return.
Bottom Right: Marty Elias coaches a
player.
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202 Madison 176
Lexington 169
181 Crestline 181
6th in the Mansfield
Tournament
7th in the Buckeye
nference
12th in the Sectionals
Golfers
Look Ahead
This year’s Golf Team had a
discouraging season ending
with a 0-11-1 record. They
finished 6th in the Mansfield
Tournament, 7th in the Buckeye
Conference, and 12th in the
sectional.
Second year letter winner,
Bill Kuenkele, a senior, was
proud to receive medalist
award. Second year letterman
Dan Miller, a senior, was
honored as most valuable
player. Other second year
lettermen were Scott Basilone,
and Don Beery, while Mike Faut
and Paul Smith received their
first year letters. Richard
Bazley received his 2nd year
reserve with Steve Sidle and
Greg Potts receiving their 1st
year reserve. Leading the
golfers this year was Coach
Dick Henry.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Basilone watches an
iron shot. Top Right: Golf Team.
Bottom Left: Miller reads the
green. Bottom Right: Kuenkele
doesn’t like his shot.
This Page:
Top Left: Beery heads for
another hole.
Top Right: Potts is pleased with
his shot.
Bottom Left: Smith waits to
putt.
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Super Studio
"80
V.V. Theme
The Senior Class sponsored
this year’s Varsity Varieties on
the evening of November 8 and
9, playing to packed houses both
nights. Over 100 Senior High
students participated in the
event.
The theme took place ina
newsroom, with the opening
song “Welcome To The
Newsroom,” sung by Brian
Williams. The newscasters led
into each act as if it were a news
story! Sue Hilliard, Cheryl
Chitwood, Kim Watson, Kim
Elkins, Ed Avery, Shelly Etzel,
and Jody Bishop were Emcees.
The Director of the successful
Varsity Varieties was Marilyn
Irey, and her assistant was Kim
Elkins. Tebara Blaising served
as producer, and Matt Todd was
Art Director.
Mr. Gross and Mrs. Lewis
were the weary Advisors. The
stage band, made up of Steve
Purvis on drums, Jeff Jones on
bass guitar, and Vernon
Hairston on piano, provided
accompaniment for many of the
acts. Mr. Hall and the Jazz Band
entertained during intermission
and before the show.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Brenda Barrett, Nasa Ray,
and Tina Chapman are the “Rock
Babies.”
Top Right: A member of the Furburger
Band imitates Steve Purvis.
Middle Left: Eugene Barber, Jeff Jones,
Vernon Hairston, and Steve Purvis sing
“Still.”
Middle Right: The Senior Class Act
depicts Life at Senior High. *
Bottom Left: The Junior Varsity
Cheerleaders are “The Sensational Six.”
Bottom Right: Nick Brandt and Mr.
Gross show their stuff.
This Page:
Top: Jack Elswick alias Elvis Presley.
Middle: Me’s are Shelly Etzel, Sue
Hillard, Kim Watson, and Chery]
Chitwood.
Bottom: Varsity Varieties staff are
Marily Irey, Kim Elkins, Matt Todd, and
Tebara Blaising.
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Sectionals 0-2
Tyger
Volleyball
Has Dismal
Season
The Tyger Volleyball Team
had a disappointing season. This
year their final record for the
season was 1-15. Tyger’s lost the
Sectionals 0-2.
Special awards went to Julia
Finlayson, Most Valuable; Most
Spikes went to Dawn Meehan;
and Best Serves went to Sue
Parker. The new Varsity Coach
was Mike Davis.
The Reserve Volleyball Team
had a discouraging season.
Their final record was 3-11. The
new Reserve Coach was Wayne
Au.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Team picture.
Top Right: Jody Bishop sets up for a
serve.
Bottom Left: Dawn Meehan returns a
serve.
Middle Right: Tygers take a water
reak.
Bottom Right: Jody Bishop sets up to
return a serve.
This page:
Top: Julie Owens gets ready to make a
return.
Middle: Jody Bishop is setting up for a
spike. Bottom Left: Tenette Blaising
sets up for a spike.
Bottom Right: Tygers take a time out.
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Lori Simmons
Crowned 1979
Homecoming
Queen
Mansfield Senior High held
its annual Homecoming
celebration on September 28
and 29 this year. Juniors chose
the theme “Climb Every
Mountain” for this year’s
festivities.
Welcoming the entire student
body were the Master and
Mistress of Ceremonies, Bob
Duellman and Kristine
Anderson, who also presented
the Queen and her court. Lori
Simmons was chosen queen by
the student body. She was
escorted to the platform by Jack
Elswick. Her attendants were
Brenda Brown, Perrise
Chapman, Sheyla Frazier, and
Carla Stidham. Their escorts
were John Petrovski, Patrick
Vance, Steve Pollman and Rob
Simmons.
Queen Lori was crowned by
Lora Todd, 1978 queen. Mark
Knapp escorted Lora. Football
captains Steve Finical and Mike
ere presented the game
ball to Queen Lori.
Opposite Page: Top Left: Brenda Brown
exits the automobile to watch the game.
Top Right: Master and Mistress of
Ceremonies, Bob Duellman and Kristine
Anderson, welcome the student body to
the Homecoming Assembly.
Middle Left: Patrick Vance escorts
Perrise Chapman to the platform.
Bottom Right: The photographers
capture Jack Elswick and Queen Lori
Simmons as they enjoy the festivities.
Bottom Left: Sheyla Frazier appears
happy while waiting to leave her car.
This Page:
Top: The 1979 Homecoming Court are:
Standing: Carla Stidham, Giioen Lori
Simmons, and Perrise Chapman.
Kneeling: Brenda Brown and Sheyla
Frazier.
Bottom: Carla Stidham is driven around
the field at the beginning of a big night.
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Caen
Ashland Invitational 7th pl.
Lexington and Ontario
(lost)
Buckeye Central, Crest-
line (won)
Malabar Meet 5th pl.
Galion Invitational
11th pl.
Madison (lost)
Ontario Invitational
10th pl.
Malabar Invitational
_ Uth pl.
Buckeye Conf. 7th
Sectionals lth
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Tyger Cross
Country Team
Looks Ahead
The Tyger Cross Country Team had
another discouraging season, finishing
with a 1-13 record. The team is hoping
for a better season next year with the
majority of the team returning with
experience.
Bob Griggs, a sophomore, received
another Varsity letter for his second
year on the team. Other Varsity letter
winners on the team were Seniors,
Karen Dixon and Kim Watson, Juniors,
Valerie Avery, Marcellous Adams,
Lynell Bryant, and Robert Zahn, and
Sophomores, Jeff Brown and Ken
Smith. Reserve letters went to freshmen
Darren Jackson, Jeff Porch, and
Sophomore Frank Richter.
Bob Griggs received the Most
Valuable Player Award on the team,
while John Jackson earned the Most
Improved Player Award.
This is the first year in the history of
Mansfield Senior High that any girls
have participated in the sport of Cross
Country. Since these girls didn’t have a
team of their own, they had to compete
against guys. These girls were Karen
Dixon, Kim Watson, and Valerie Avery.
The Cross Country Team was under the
instruction of first year Coach Robert
Hood.
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Drama
Depa rtment
Presents One-
Acts
The Drama Department
presented three one-act plays on
the nights of November 30 and
December 1. The director, Mr.
Asher, chose three old-fashioned
“mellerdramas” for a change of
pace in Senior High
productions.
The first play, “The Saga of
Sagebrush Sal,” took place in
the old West and had cowboy
and Indian chases and cancan
girls in the saloon. Kristine
Anderson narrated the play,
and starring roles were filled by
Rachel Kick, Victor Davis,
Marilyn Irey, and Vince Carmel.
Seventeen other students had
parts in this production.
“Millie, the Beautiful
Working Girl” was about the
love between wealthy
Brentwood Draper and the
family maid. This infuriates his
snobbish mother, who is herself
being pursued by the villainous
Clifford Ravenswood. Marilyn
Irey, Kathy Hempfield, Russell
Penney, Sherry Kopina, Ed
Weidle, and Jerry Fliger starred
in the production.
“Foiled by an Innocent Maid”
starred Lori Clay, Julie Stricker,
Janita Smith, Debbie Anderson,
Jerry Fliger, and Kevin
Ringold. The Follansbee family
grieve over the supposed death
of their grandchild, while the
villain Longfellow plots to steal
their fortune by impersonating
the child’s father and later his
grandmother.
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pre
xington
Tyger Cagers
Have Winning
Season
The boys’ varsity basketball
team finished the season witha
13-8 record, the best since the
1972-73 season. At one time
during the season the Tygers
were ranked 20th in the state
class AAA. They had an
impressive win over Lorain
Admiral King, who were rated
6th in the state. First year coach
Joe Prats, a former All-Ohio
basketball player here at Sr.
High, was an important part of
the Tyger success story.
The Tyger reserve team,
under Coach Wilbur Lanier,
finished the season 10-10. The
J.V.’s won their last three
games over tough opponents to
pull out the .500 season.
Coach Jack Soliday led the
freshman team to an almost
perfect season. The freshmen
ended up with a great record of
16-1 and won the Madison North
Freshman Tournament.
Varsity awards were given to
Tommy Murphy for most assists
and most points scored. David
Givand was the most improved
player, and Todd Kochheiser
was the best foul shooter.
Russell Holmes was voted by
the team as most valuable
player.
Opposite Page:
Top Right: Jack Cline on defense.
Top Left: Junior Varsity Team.
Middle Left: Mike Cline prepares to
pass.
Middle Right: Varsity Basketball Team.
Bottom Left: The Tyger bench waits for
a chance.
Bottom Right: Stanley Hoke prevents
the inbound pass.
This Page:
Top Left: David Givand shoots a foul
shot.
Middle Left: Holmes awaits a rebound.
Middle Right: Steve Pollman hustles
down the court.
Bottom: Tygers move onto the court.
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Madison
Galion
Marion
Malabar
Fremont
Findlay
Marion
Ashland
Fremont
Ontario
St. Peter’s
Lexington
Findlay
Malabar
Admiral King
Madison
Lexington
Marion
Opp.
SESSLSERLSSVSORSERE
Tyger Ladies
Put
Forth Great
Effort
This year’s girls’ basketball
team, with the help of their
coach John Miefert,
accumulated five victories and
thirteen losses. A win over local
rival Madison was a highlight of
the season.
Named as most valuable
player at the winter sports
banquet was Becky Roessler.
Becky also won awards for
having the most rebounds and
the best free throw percentage.
The best defensive player was
Linda Givand. Captains were
Becky Roessler, Brenda Rice,
and Glenda Rice.
The Junior Varsity was
coached by Harold Dean.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Linda Givand eyes the basket
as she dribbles the ball.
Top Right: Brenda Rice goes up to block
a shot.
Center Left: The unidentified flying
Tyger outjumps her opponent.
Center Right: Brenda Rice calmly sinks
a free throw.
Bottom Left: Girls try to improve their
shooting percentage while practicing at
half time.
Bottom Right: Becky Roessler prepares
to put the rock against the grass.
This Page:
Top: Girls’ Basketball Team.
Center Left: Becky Roessler grabs a
rebound.
Bottom: Brenda Ricle cooly inbounds
the ball.
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oo
Tyger Wrestlers
Have Good
Season
The Tyger wrestlers had a
respectable season this year.
They took fourth place in the
Northwest Sectional
Tournament, third in both the J.
C. Gorman and the Buckeye
Conference Tournaments, and
first in the Fremont
Tournaments.
The Tygers had five district
qualifiers, including Todd
Mathews, Paul Darson, Gary
Divelbiss, Dan Allenbaugh, and
Mike Lehman. Mathews was the
only state qualifier after taking
second in the district meet.
At the sports banquet Todd
Mathews was named
outstanding wrestler. Dan
Allenbaugh received an award
for having 17 pins. Gary
Divelbiss was chosen as
outstanding sophomore, and
Thad Philpott was named most
improved. Honorary captains
were Morgan Kiser, Todd
Mathews, and Mike Lehman.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Paul Darson takes a breather.
Top Right: Doug Mosier works over his
opponent.
Middle Left: Todd Mathews prepares
for a takedown.
Middle Right: Morgan Kiser takes a
break.
Bottom Left: Mike Lehman works fora
pin.
This Page:
Top:Dan Allenbaugh pins his opponent.
Upper Middle: Scott Green gets an edge.
Lower Middle: Varsity Wrestlers at the
Sectional Tournament.
Bottom: Gary Divelbiss robs his
opponent's nose in the mat.
4)
Hang Doan
Crowned
J. C. Gorman
Queen
On January 4 and 5 the 20th
annual J. C. Gorman Wrestling
Tournament was held at
Mansfield Senior High. An
assembly was held on Friday
morning to announce the queen
and honor her and her court.
Chosen as queen was Hang
Doan, who chose Jeff Eisaman
as her escort. The court
consisted of Candy Holt,
escorted by Russell Holmes;
Irene George, escorted by John
Petrovski; Stephanie Potts,
escorted by Dane Hart; and
Barb Trumpower Dilley,
escorted by Ron Baxter.
M. C.’s for the assembly were
Sheri Everson and Bob Linner.
Speakers were former Sr. High
wrestlers Ed Favers, Jeff
Divelbiss, and the Selmon
brothers. Libby Penix returned
to crown her successor; she was
escorted by Bob Linner.
At the finals on Saturday
night, the queen and her court
handed out trophies to the top
wrestlers in each weight class.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Candy Holt and Russell
Holmes pose for the photographer.
Top Right: Stephanie Potts and Dane
Hart watch as other couples come down
the aisle.
Middle: A winter scene was used as a
backdrop for the queen and her court.
Lower Left: Barb Dilley and Ron
Baxter leave the gym.
Lower Right: Girls receive their flowers
announcing the choice of queen.
This Page:
Bottom Left: Queen Hang Doan was
escorted by Jeff Eisaman.
Bottom Right: Irene George and John
Petrovski listen to the speaker at the
assembly.
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Netters Have
Slow Season
This year’s Tyger tennis team
had a trying season which ended
with an overall record of 5-13.
They tied for sixth place in the
Buckeye Conference. Earning
the best record for the season
were sophomore doubles team
members Scott Kochheiser and
Mark Brumn, so the Tyger’s
should have a good shot at an
improved record in coming
years.
Special awards at the end of
the season went to Todd
Kochheiser as most improved
player and to Mark Brumm and
Scott Kochheiser for earning
the most points.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Todd Kochheiser prepares to
serve.
Top Right: Scott Kochheiser makes a
smooth backhand return.
Lower Left: Doubles team members
Cecil Bradley and William Franklin get
into their match.
Lower Right: Mark Brumm returns a
serve.
This Page:
Top: Steve Calver gives it all he’s got.
Middle Right: Tony Feagin clowns
around on the court.
Bottom: 1980 Tyger tennis team with
Coach Jim Goode.
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Tygers Post
First
Winning
— Season
The Tyger softball team
enjoyed their first winning
season in softball history. The
softball team was started four
years ago. Coach Wayne Au said
that he was pleased with his
team’s efforts. Most of the team
will return next year. Au only
loses one player in Becky
Roessler.
Roessler won the M.V.P.
‘ award. Most improved went to
Shelby - a Marge Hriesik, while Becky
Ashland ——— Bauhs won the highest batting
Malabar average award. Rounding out
,s ' the awards was Debbie
Seymour with the most RBI’s.
The girls finished the season at
9-7.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Laurrie Taylor takes the
inside pitch.
Top Right: Tammy Conner stands ready
in the field.
Bottom Left: Becky Roessler delivers
the pitch, as Debbie Seymour looks on.
Bottom Right: Sue Parker prepares to
field.
This Page:
Top: Becky Bauhs stands ready to bat.
Bottom: The 1980 girls softball team.
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Tyger Baseball
Team
Records 11-12
Season
This year’s Tyger baseball team
ended its season with an 11-12
record. Gary VanRiper was the
leading pitcher with an Earned
Run Average of 0.78. The leading
hitter was Paul Seymour with a
batting average of .356. Bill
Kuenkele was voted the most
valuable player, and Larry
Thompson received most improved
honors. The captain of the 1980
team was Eddie Rogers.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Dave Brandt looks on as Larry
Thompson warms up for a big game.
Top Right: Nick Brandt and Jack Elswick
look on as Eddie Rogers makes a play at
first base.
Bottom Left: Larry Thompson and Bill
Kuenkele are the most improved and most
valuable players respectively.
This Page:
Top: Members of the 1980 baseball team
prepare to take the field.
Middle: The 1980 varsity team.
Bottom: The 1980 junior varsity team.
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Tygers Finish
“Long” Season
Tyger head coach Wilber
Lanier, when asked about the
disappointing season, said that
the team was young and that
this was only a learning year.
At the awards ceremony Joe
Holmes was picked as team
captain and John Jackson was
chosen MVP.
Opposite Page:
Top: The 1980 Tyger track team.
Bottom Left: Abubekr Kelly watches
his shot drop.
Bottom Right: Mike Middleton makes a
throw.
This Page:
Top: Marvin Taylor practices his
handoff.
Middle and Bottom: Dan Fisher
practices his high jump.
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Tyger Girls
Take Sectionals
Coach Robert Hood and first
year assistant coach Renee
Decher said that they had a
learning experience for the
young team. The highlight of
their season was placing 5th in
the state in the 1600 meter race.
Awards were presented to
Lana Ray as team captain, Val
Avery for the most valuable
member, and Diane Brown for
collecting the most points with
167.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: The 1980 girl’s track team.
Top Right: Brenda Barrett has a good
time during warm-ups.
Bottom Left: Linda Givand takes her
practice seriously.
Bottom Right: Samilla Brownell shows
her form with the discus.
This Page:
Top: Linda Givand loosens up before a
workout.
Bottom Left: Lana Ray warms up
before practice.
Bottom Right: Rene Daniels shows her
form with the shot.

Drama
Department
Presents Spring
des lay
Mr. Asher chose the play
“Good Morning, Miss Dove” for
the drama department’s spring
production. It was presented as
a school matinee on May 7,
followed by three evening
performances on May 8, 9, and
10.
The story concerns a teacher
accused of being too strict on
discipline, to the point of being
unfair to one of her students.
The matter finally comes before
the school board in a special
session. Many flashbacks reveal
how Miss Dove got this way and
show some of her philosophy
about life and teaching.
The large cast was headed by
Marilyn Irey as Miss Dove and
Lori Asher as her alter ego
Lucerna.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Miss Dove talks with Mr.
Bradley about his son.
Middle Left: Lucerna talks about Miss
Dove's way of teaching.
Lower Left: Lucerna looks on as Miss
Dove confers with her doctor.
Upper Right: The Glee Club serenades
Miss Dove.
Lower Right: Teddy Roosevelt talks
with Miss Dove.
This Page:
Top: Old students visit Miss Dove.
Middle: Miss Dove talks with Lucerna
and the alter ego of Ralph Scott.
Bottom: The school board meets to
decide Miss Dove's fate.
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Seniors
Honored
on Class Day
Class Day activities were held on
Tuesday, May 27, at 1:15 P.M. in the
auditorium. Many seniors were
honored for their accomplishments,
and scholarship announcements
were made.
After welcomes by Dave Treace
and Jeff Eisaman, seniors in the top
ten percent of the class were given
cold honor cords and tassels by
advisors Mrs. Lewis and Mr. Gross.
Next Irene George was presented
the valedictorian’s medal, while
Karen Dixon was named
salutatorian.
Outstanding students chosen by
the University Club were Dave
Treace and Irene George. Others
honored in the competition were
Karen Dixon, Sheri Everson, Lori
Asher, Traci Grogg, Glenda Rice,
Steve Finical, Todd Kochheiser,
Mike Lehman, and Brian Williams,
who also received the scholarship
from the University Club.
The Michigan Honor Trophy
went to Dave Treace and Karen
Dixon, and Pete Henry Awards
went to Becky Roessler and Mike
Lehman. The Bausch-Lomb award
for science went to Steve Finical,
and Todd Kochheiser was honored
by the Civitan Club and the
Mansfield Art Center. Special
yrincipal’s awards went to Irene
yeorge, Mike Owens, Dave Treace,
and Brian Williams. Irene was also
honored by the DAR, the American
Legion, and the AAUW.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Irene George makes her path
on the floor.
Middle Left: Julia Finlayson is given
her scholarship award.
Middle Right: Coach Soliday presents
The Pete fea award to Becky
Roessler.
Bottom Right: Mrs. Harsch puts the
salutatorian medal on Karen Dixon.
This Page:
Top: Irene George is honored by the
American Legion.
Middle Right: Mike Lehman takes his
honors.
Bottom: Tom Erdenberger gets a
handshake from Mr. Morvai.
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Prom Activities
Held on May
28
On Wednesday, May 28, the
seniors and their guests were
served a fine steak dinner at the
Mohican Lodge. Following
dinner the 280 people enjoyed
wandering around the park
grounds or just sitting by the
pool until the music started. The
group “Spank” entertained
until 12:00 when seniors headed
back to town for after prom
activities.
At the after prom they were
thrilled and chilled by “Friday
the 13th”. and “Mad Max” at the
Mansfield Square Cinema from
1:30-3:30 and then bowled and
shot pool at Park Lanes until
5:00 A.M. Many concluded the
evening’s activities by going out
to breakfast before heading for
home.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Tony Davis shoots pool in the
game room at the lodge.
Top Right: Steve Shade and Brenda
Peters enjoy the fresh air.
Middle Left: Bobbi Roessler and Heath
Dalton take a break from the dancing.
Middle Right: Dave McBride and Kim
Yetzer relax by the pool.
Bottom Left: Curt Hencye and his date
pose for a picture.
Bottom Right: “Spank” entertains the
many couples at the prom.
This Page:
Top: Enjoying the music are Jackie
Harris, Jimmy Gordon, Kim Watson,
and Todd Kochheiser.
Middle Left: Jeff Jones and Cecil
Bradley look on while other couples
dance.
Middle Right: Eric Jefferson and Lynn
Conard enjoy the activities at the lodge.
Bottom: Mike Wolf and Karen Dixon
get refreshments during the dancing.
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(a
Commencement
Held
Under Sunny
Skies
Commencement was held for
the Class of 1980 at 6:15 P.M. on
May 31 at Arlin Field. Class
president, Dave Treace,
welcomed parents, families, and
friends to the ceremony and
recapped some of the highlights
of the three years at Senior
he
v. William C. Newman
read the invocation, gave a
short message, and pronounced
the benediction at the end.
Irene George, valedictorian,
and Karen Dixon, salutatorian,
addressed their classmates and
wished them good luck in all
future endeavors.
Dr. Fox lauded the class for
their many accomplishments,
and then Mr. Morvai presented
the class for graduation.
Diplomas were awarded to the
259 seniors by Board President,
Mrs. Ruth Harsch, and Mr.
David Kafer, another member
of the board, as Mr. Henderson
read their names.
The class then turned their
tassels and rings and marched
out to the music of “Pomp and
Circumstance” provided by the
concert band.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Dave Treace, Jeff Kisaman,
Kevin Addington, and Dan Allenbaugh
listen to the valedictory speech.
Top Right: Troy Davis looks on while
waiting.
Center Left: Rev. Newman gives the
invocation.
Center Right: The Class of ’80 wait for
their diplomas.
Bottom Left: Scott Green receives his
diploma from Mrs. Harsch.
Bottom Right: Irene George is
introduced by Mr. Morvai.
This Page:
Top: Salutatorian Karen Dixon receives
her diploma. Center Left: Carol
Champion awaits her diploma.
Center Right: Ben Thompson is ready to
move on.
Bottom: Graduates are welcomed to the
ceremony by their class president.
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66
Publications
Staffs
Record the
Year
This year, Mark Jones was
chosen as editor of the 1980
Manhigan Staff. The staff
attended a workshop at the
Mansfield Best Western on
Laver Rd. in late September.
Mr. Gross once again served as
the advisor.
Mrs. Kohutek was chosen to
be the new advisor for the
Hyphoncrian Staff. Brenda and
Glenda Rice were co-editors.
Sports editors were Steve
Purvis and Larry Thompson,
while feature editors were
Chery] Chitwood and Jody
Bishop. Photographers for both
the Manhigan and
Hyphonerian were Todd
Kochheiser, Larry Thompson,
and Alec Demoise.
The Business Staff worked
very hard to get ads, sell, and
distribute the newspaper and
yearbook. Mr. Wayne Au served
as the advisor once again. Irene
George served as Business Staff
Manager for the newspaper,
while Traci Grogg was manager
for the yearbook.
Opposite Page:
Top: Manhigan Staff.
Middle Left: Kim Elkins helps in
preparing the Senior sections.
Middle Right: Mark Jones assists Kim
Watson on how to set up the Senior
section.
Bottom Left: Kathy Pelasky works on
the school paper.
Bottom Right: Steve Purvis and Larry
Thompson prepare their sports section
for an issue of the Hypho.
This Page:
Top Left: Glenda Rice checks over an
article before sending it to the
publisher.
Top Right: Vicki Danas prepares a
layout for the yearbook.
Middle: Business Staff.
Bottom: The Hyphonerian Staff.
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COE, IOE
Clubs
Learn Business
COE and IOE clubs are
designed to create a better
understanding of the business
world. The highlight of the year
for COE was an Appreciation
Banquet for employers. Officers
were Tammy Collins, president;
Carol Champion, vice-president;
Daphnye Sanderfer, secretary;
and Brenda Taylor, treasurer.
Mr. Neuerman is the advisor.
Senior IOE, advised by Mr.
Groff, had bake sales and candy
sales. The officers were Lynn
Conard, president; Becky
Baker, vice-president; and
Peggy Walter, secretary-
treasurer.
The IOE Clerk-Typists sold
mugs and stuffed animals and
took several field trips. Advised
by Mrs. Lees, the officers were
Kim Holt, president; Teresa
Whitson, vice-president; Jackie
Rooks, secretary; Dianna
Collier, treasurer; and Theresia
Cobb, public relations director.
Junior IOE Steno is advised
by Mrs. Williams. Their most
successful money making
project was B-Craft catalog
sales. Officers were Judy
Bundy, president; Sherry
Gibson, vice-president; Valorie
Brown, secretary; and Perrise
Chapman, treasurer.
Opposite Page:
Top: Senior IOE.
Bottom: Junior IOE Steno.
This Page:
Top: Junior IOE Clerk Typists.
Bottom: COE.
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70
Spirit Makers
Add Excitement
The various spirit making
organizations have done a good
job this year getting the crowds
involved in the action. The
cheerleaders, under the
direction of Mrs. Moore and co-
captains Irene George and
ly Holt, ahve had many
compliments on their precision
and routines. At the USCA
competition last summer they
won the Most Spirited Award.
The varsity placed fourth in
competition and the reserves
were rated in the top ten. Out of
250 girls, individual awards
went to Judy Bundy, third;
Irene George, fifth; and Georgia
Norris, seventh. Miss
Papenhauson advised the
freshman squad.
The Pep Club, under Mrs.
Kohutek and Mrs. Fairchild,
have organized pep assemblies
and sold spirit ribbons all year.
Officers were Jody Bishop,
president; Cheryl Chitwood,
vice-president; Karen Dixon,
secretary; and Shelly Etzel,
treasurer.
This year a new group, the
Pomettes, was formed. This
group of girls performed
pompom routines at half time
during the basketball games.
The HRD section led
everyone through enormous
amounts of spirit and rowdiness.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Junior Varsity cheerleaders.
Top Right: Freshman cheerleaders.
Middle Left: Varsity cheerleaders.
Middle Right: Mrs. Moore is always on
hand at all the games.
Bottom Left: Pomettes shoot two.
Bottom Right: Varsity cheerleaders
perform at halftime.
This Page:
Top: Pep Club Executive Committee.
Middle: Pomettes perform one of their
routines.
Bottom: HRD’s get rowdy.
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Students Help
Out
Again this year, students
assisted in various offices
during their study hall or free
periods. They helped the
secretaries by delivering passes
to students, filling teachers’
mailboxes, filing, or doing any
other odd job that needed to be
done. Monitors worked in the
main office, attendance office,
counselor’s office, and Mr.
Black’s office.
Library aides checked books
in and out for students, put
books back on the shelves, and
in general, aided the librarians.
Mr. Sauder had students sell
supplies in the Bookstore before
school.
Opposite Page:
Top: Library aides.
Middle: Counselor's office workers.
Bottom: Attendance office workers.
This Page:
Top: Bookstore helpers.
Middle: Mr. Black’s office aides.
Bottom: Main office workers.
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Clubs
Contribute
to School Life
National Honor Society projects
for the year included tutoring, car
washes, and bake sales. Officers
included Steve Finical, president;
Sheri Everson, vice-president;
Karen Dixon, secretary; and
Brenda Rice, treasurer. Mr. Pugh is
the advisor.
Black Culture Club, also under
the advisorship of Mr. Pugh, was
led by President Brian Williams,
Vice-President Ed Avery, Secretary
Candy Holt, and Treasurer Perrise
Chapman. Activities included bake
sales and two dances.
The Red Cross, advised by Mrs.
Mudra, sponsored two bloodmobiles
in October and March. They also
organized a fresh fruit collection
and Christmas stockings for the
County Home. Officers were Sheri
Everson, president; Lee Johnson,
vice-president; Ann Yarger,
secretary; and Robert Zahn,
treasurer.
On October 6, 1979, the Academic
Challenge team made their
television debut on Channel 5. The
team was made ap of Kelly
McDonough, Pat Dollish, Jerry
Fliger, and alternate Dan
Lanthorne, Jeff Steele, and Kevin
Foster. Miss Papenhausen is the
team’s advisor.
Key Club organized a VV act,
and held the annual Mansfield
Mehock Relays dance as their main
projects. Advised by Mr. Gross, the
officers were President Steve
Finical, Vice-President Mike
Lehman, Treasurer Dave Treace,
Secretary Scott Green, and
Chaplain Steve Purvis.
The German Club was led by
Kelly McDonough, president; Steve
Calver, vice-president; Norine
Dau ete secretary; and Melanie
Bernhardt, treasurer. They held a
lant sale, a candy sale, and a
Christmas ornament sale. Mr.
Nephew is the advisor.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Red Cross.
Top Right: Key Club.
Bottom: Academic Challenge.
This Page:
Top: German Club.
Middle: Black Culture Club.
Bottom: National Honor Society.
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Student
Government,
Classes Have
Good Year
Student Government, Senior,
Junior, Sophomore and Freshman
classes all had an active and
productive year in 1979-1980.
Student Government had a busy
ear, filling their time with a
hanksgiving Dance, Christmas
food baskets, the J. C. Gorman
Assembly, and class office elections
in the spring. The Student
Government advisor was Mrs.
Mudra, and the officers were
President Irene George, Vice-
President Bob Linner, Secretary
Sue Hilliard, and Treasurer Sheri
Everson.
The Senior Class officers were
President Dave Treace, Vice
President Jeff Eisaman, Secretary
Karen Dixon, and Treasurer Traci
Grogg. Their projects included the
Varsity Varieties, Citrus Sale, Class
Day, Prom, and Commencement.
The advisors for the Senior Class
were Mr. Gross and Mrs. Lewis.
Bob Duellman headed the Junior
Class as President, Vice President
was Don Dixon, Secretary was Pat
Dollish, and Treasurer was filled by
Kristine Anderson. Mrs. Kohutek
and Mr. Lull were the advisors.
Some of their activities were
Homecoming, Christmas Candle
Sale, Pizza and Sub Sales, a Candy
Sale, and a Car Wash.
The Sophomore Class was
advised by Mr. Mollica. The officers
were Karen Metz as President,
Cindy Shafer as Secretary, and
Carla See as Treasurer. The
Sophomores sold their Class Rings
and had a Candy Sale.
The Freshmen were led by
President Stephanie Marsh, Vice
President Vince Carmel, Secretary
Hanna Bolte, and Treasurer Amy
Essex. The advisors were Mr. Goode
and Mr. Pugh.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Student Government
members work on Christmas food
baskets.
Middle Right: Members of the 1980
Student Government.
Bottom Left: Senior Class Executive
Committee.
Bottom Right: Senior Class Officers
and advisors.
This Page:
Top: Freshman Class Members.
Middle: Sophomore Class Members.
Bottom: Junior Class Members.
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Choirs,
Orchestra
Prepare Concert
Music
The various choirs under the
direction of Michele Shafer had
a very busy and exciting year.
The Concert Choir made several
trips, including ones to Malabar
to reas a day with their choir,
to the Richland County Home to
sing Christmas carols and to
Columbus to sing at St. Joseph’s
Church. A candy sale helped
earn money for these projects.
Twenty-six soloists and nine
ensembles from the vocal music
department participated in the
solo and ensemble contest
hosted by Senior High on
February 16. The choir earned
top ratings at the district
contest, making them eligible
for state contest in April.
The choir was led this year by
See aac ne Brian Williams
and Lynn Conard.
The orchestra was scheduled
as an early bird class this year
with 54 dedicated members
attending at 7:20 A.M. The
oup performed at the
Meccuine and J.C. Gorman
assemblies, presented Christmas
and Spring beacne. played for
elementary school assemblies,
and went to the state contest in
Strongsville on March 8.
Melanie Bernhardt, Rob
Fischer, Lori Clay, and Barry
Hall earned positions in the All-
State Orchestra and spent three
days in Columbus performing
for the Ohio Music Education
Association.
Percy Hall and his assistants,
Chery] Collins and John Woods,
were in charge of the orchestra.
Opposite Page:
Top Left: Ms. Shafer conducts the choir.
Top Right: Mr. Hall works with the
violin section of the orchestra.
Center: Concert Choir.
Borrom: Orchestra.
This Page:
Top: Women’s Chorus.
Center: Tenor-Bass Chorus.
Bottom: Freshman Choir.
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80
Vocational
Clubs Help
Prepare
Students for
Future Jobs
This year’s DCT club, headed by
Mr. Finley, had many fund raising
activities and social functions suc
as a Halloween party, a Christmas
arty, and an employee’s banquet.
he officers were President
Douglas Arter, Vice President
Reece Bower, Secretary Mary
Myers, Treasurer Patricia Brooks,
Sgt. at Arms Dennis Stickney,
Photographer Darrel Owens, and
Reporters Vicki Williams and David
McBride.
The electronics VICA advisor
was Mr. Miu. Their highlight of the
year was a field trip to COSI in
olumbus. The President of the
club was Kevin Addington; Vice
President, Steve Bailey; Sgt. at
Arms, Jeff Stroup; Reporter, Joe
O’Shields; and Photographer, Todd
Mathews.
The advisors of the Automotive
Mechanics VICA were Mr. Altman,
Mr. Ammons, Mr. Oliveri, and Mr.
Rastetter. The President was
Michael Owens, Vice President,
Howard Mills; Secretary, Janet
Hoskinson; and Treasurer, Sarah
Hillson. The club took some
educational field trips and helped
the community by giving safety
inspections.
he Distributive Education was
headed by Mr. Davis. The officers
were President John Halko, Vice
President Jeff Eisaman, Secretary
Alene May, and Treasurer Annette
Clow. They held a candy sale anda
aa raffle to earn money for
their field trip.
Opposite Page:
Top: Auto VICA.
Middle Left: Mr. Olivieri teaches
students a new trade.
Middle Right: Joe O’Shields works
away.
Bottom: Mr. Finley works with students
durin
This Page:
Top: Diversified Som ares Training.
Middle: Electronics VICA. s
Bottom: Distributive Education.
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Tygers March
On
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. They earned a one rating
in district, which made them
eligible to go on to the state
contest. The cheese and sausage
sale was the major money
making project this year.
Activities took place under the
direction of Mr. Hall, Mr.
Woods, and the senior officers:
Mike Owens, president; Steve
Purvis, vice-president; Karen
Dixon, secretary; and Kathy
Pelasky and Vicki Strubhar,
treasurers.
This year two jazz bands were
put together to perform for
Varsity Varieties and for other
school and community
functions. The Pep Band
provided music and spirit for
the basketball games.
Opposite Page:
Upper Left: Tyger Flag Corps.
Upper Right: Percussion section.
Center Left: Tyger Twirlers.
Center Right: Freshman Band.
Bottom Left: Brass section.
Bottom Right: Drummers put it all into
the halftime show.
This Page:
Top: Jazz Band I.
Center: Woodwind section.
Bottom: Jazz Band II.
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Marcellous Adams
Kevin B. Addington
Daniel Allenbaugh
Patrik M. Anderson
Douglas R. Arter
Lori E. Asher
Courtney D. Avery
Edward B. Avery
Rebecca L Baker
86
Theresa L Baker
Steven M Bailey
Jeffrey A Baldridge
Steven E Barber
Donna J Barker
Scott C Basilone
Micheal A Bell
Jackie J Bishop
Jody L Bishop
Barry C Black
Vanessa L Black
Tebara J Blaising
David B Brandt
Stacy J Brandt
Christopher D Brinley
87
Patricia A Brooks
Eleanor D Brown
Denise L Burge
Vanessa A Burnell
Zephie L Burris
Rita J Calhoun
Debra Y Carter
Carol J Champion
Vanessa M Chatman
88
Cheryl A Chitwood
James M Cline
Annette G Clow
Debra Coleman
Leta R Colvin
Lynn M Conard
Tammy S Conn
Susan J Conner
Anthony T Cowgill
89
Brandt L Cutlip
James T Avis
Kimberly R Davis
Victor E Davis
Karen L Dixon
Lester W Dixon
Hang T T Doan
Kenneth J Elkins
Kimberly C Elkins
Jeffrey S Eisaman
Thomas J Erdenberger
Shelly A Etzel
Stephen J Finical
William J Franklin
Charlene Frazee
90
Julia Finlayson
Barbara A Garret
Robert A Gaston
Irene A George
Micheal A Gibson
David L Givand
Scott A Green
Traci L Grogg
Kathie L Gruber
91
John G Halko Jr
James R Hall
Donald D Hardy
Jacqueline M Harris
Dane A Hart
Brenda L Henderson
Bettina M Herr
Vincent D Hess
Carolyn S Hilliard 92
Sarah J Hilson
Deborah A Holbrook
Diane M Holbrook
Carol D Holley
Marjory R Holt
Joseph E Holmes Iii
Vincent A Hudgens
LeeAnn C Hunt
Rhonda M Hunt
93
Vanessa L Hyatt
Marilyn J Irey
Sabrina S Jarret
Elizabeth F Johnson
Ruth E Johnston
Jeffrey D Jones
Mark A Jones
Ty W Kareff
Brenda K Keeton
94
Abubekr B Kelly
Robin Kiser
Melody A Klinkert
Todd A Kochheiser
William N Kuenkele
David R Kulka
Goldie L Larck
Christine E Lefrancois
Micheal R Lehman
Robert T Leonard
Wanda Lowe
Mark R Lusher
Jeanette A Luttrell
Kelly S Lutz
Jeffrey S Likes
95
Jeffrey L Mabry
Linda D Maglott
Jacqueline L Marsh
Melinda S Martin
Alene S May
Kathleen Mccambridge
David D Mcbride
Brian K Mclaughlin
Dawn M Meehan
Daniel D Miller
Karen L Miller
Howard T Mills
Randy E Moore
Peter E Moran Jackie Morrow
96
Joseph E A Nixon
Mercedes T Nolasco
Michael Owens
Eva Y Parker
Lenail Parker
Suznne M Parker
Kathy A Pelasky
John B Petrovski
Catherine L Pointer
97
Bryce T Pope
Richard C Poth
Stephanie L Potts
Steven L Purvis
Raymond E Rachel
Lana A Ray
Tim Reiter
Ricky M Rhinebolt
Gwenn Rhodes
Brenda G Rice
Glenda R Rice
Dale Roberts
Freda M Roberts
Rebecca L Roessler
Edward S Rogers
98
Lecia M Salsgiver
Daphyne A Sanderfer
Sherry D Schmidt
Steven A Shade Jeffrey D Shaver
Pamela J Shears
Alice F Shepherd
Rebecca S Shepherd
Dennis L Simmons
Jeffrey L Smith
Venita P Smith
Jodi J Smithberger
Michelle L Staples
Dennis Stickney
Jeffrey H Stroup
99
Vicki L Strubhar
Linda A Tadijanac
Marvin Taylor
Amy L Todd
Lucas L Todd
Cynthia L Thomas
Larry M Thompson
David D Trace
Patrick Vance
Gary R Van Riper
Michael A Warren
Kimberly Y Watson
Mary A Williams
Michael N Wilson
David A Withrow
100
Michael R Wolft
Kimberly A Wright
Annette L Yarger
Kimberly J Yetzer
Linda R Zeigler
Morgan Kiser
Sherry L Mount
Peggy Walter Trumpower
Eric J Witter
Randall L Caudill
Heath s Dalton
Cecil Bradley
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Class of 81 Juniors
Wayne Abernathy
Daryl Adkins
William Adkins
Kristine Anderson
Valerie Avery
Tim Back
Glen Barber
Bill Barker
Ricky Baughman
Ron Baxter
Don Beery
Melanie Bernhardt
Sheila Bigelow
Cheryl Billingsley
Shawnee Bivens
Fred Blackwell
Jerry Botdorf
Tammy Boyd
Jackie Rooks
Brenda Bradshaw
Nick Brandt
Dinah Brookins
Brenda Brown
Valerie Brown
Judy Bundy
Deanna Burge
Dave Burger
Barb Caldwell
Steve Calver
Ronald Cansler
Perrise Chapman
Barbara Cobb
Theresa Cobb
Robin Cochran
Dianna Collier
Billy Collins
Tammy Conard
Bobby Conn
Gary Crawford
Fred Cushard
David Daily
Vicki Danas
Norine Daugherty
Kandisse Deener
Alec Demoise
David Devine
Don Dixon
Pat Dollish
John Dorsey
Lammon Douglas
Bob Duellman
Ron Earles
Brandan Eberhardt
Jeff Elder
Annette Elia
Brenda Elliott
Jack Elswick
Tim Evans
Kenneth Everson
Donna Favers
105
Tony Feagin
Rob Fisher
Robert Fisher
Cynthia Franklin
Sheila Frazier
David Fultz
Shawn Gamble
Laura Garove
Henry Garrett
Greg Gary
Diana Gibson
Sherry Gibson
Mike Gibson
Linda Givand
Karen Goodwin
Kevin Gorrell
Melinda Graber
James Gruber
Tom Hale
Barry Hall
Trudy Hall
Shawn Hamilton
Tommy Hamilton
Jeff Hankins
David Haynes
Doug Hazen
Bryan Hedrick
Randy Hedrick
Allan Heintz
Kathy Hempfield
Rick Hencye
John Henderson
Lisa Heston
Cindy Hicks
Etha Hiser
James Hoffman
Martin Hoffman
Pamela Hoke
Stanley Hoke
Russell Holmes
Kim Holt
Rusty Hooper
Jackie Hoskinson
Bobby Houseman
Leonard Howell
Troy Hudson
Bryian Ivy
Tim Ivy
Debbie Jackson
Carlos Jefferson
Jamery Jennings
107
Mona Jessee
Billie Jewell
Jackie Jones
Steve Kemp
Rachel Kick
Darlene King
Lorie Klotz
Mark Knapp
Mike Knapp
Sherry Kopina
Linda Lake
Gary Lambert
Dan Lanthorne
Cory Largent
Bruce Lawhorn
Barry Lewis
Darin Lewis
Lisa Lewis
Jerry Littleton
Dannie Lloyd
Mike Long
Tony Lowe
Danny Lykins
Cheryl Mack
Chris Mack
Diana Maglott
Debbie Majors
Mandy Martin
Michelle Martin
Kathy Mathews
108
Tammy McDaniel
Cathy McDermott
Valorie McGathey
Kim Miller
Ricky Minard
Barbara Moore
Jeff Morey
Jackie Morgan
Randy Morris
Doug Mosier
Tom Murphy
Alvin Nettles
Jayne Oberlin
Faith Oney
Joe O’Shields
James Ousley
Bryant Owens
Julie Owens
110
Michelle Owens
Sandy Owens
Mike Parnell
Keith Pennington
Leslie Peppers
Brenda Peters
Bobby Petitt
Michelle Plankenhorn
Steve Pollman
Dianne Pollock
Perry Pondexter
Wendi Poth
Mike Rachel
Verlinda Radabaugh
Vernon Ramey
Beth Ramsey
Renatha Ray
Rhonda Reeder
Barb Reindl
Kevin Ringold
Terry Robey
Bobbi Roessler
Jerry Rose
Phillip Rose
Joe Rosenberger
Laura Russell
Malcum Salyers
Linda Sampsel
Diane Selby
Shelly Sertell
Debra Seymour
Paul Seymour
Chuck Shears
Bob Shifflet
Laura Simmons
Robert Simmons
Edward Smith
Jenny Smith
Kathy Smith
Barb Speelman
April Spicer
Anthony Springfield
Tammy Squires
Mark Stamper
112
Tim Stamper
Sherry Stanish
Karen Steele
Sherry Stevens
Carla Stidham
Beverly Stillion
Carmen Stillwell
Lori Stokes
Vincent Storms
Mike Stone
Teresa Stone
Juli Stricker
Jeff Strubhar
Jois Stuht
Karen Swanger
Chris Sykes
Jeff Tabor
Kara Tackett
Abby Tanner
Marie Taylor
Tarry Taylor
Candy Thomas
Fred Thomas
David Thompson
Doug Thompson
Kathy Thompson
Shenise Tibbs
Matt Todd
Richard Totman
Albert Twyman
Mark Vance
Doug Vipperman
Leonard Waddell
Veronica Wade
Mike Wagner
Trent Walton
Sharon Ward
Paul Webb
Mike White
Teresa Whitson
Twyla Wilkins
Dora Williams
Kim Winfrey
Karen Wright
Mary Yaney
Vaughn Yates
Robert Zahn
Todd Zellner
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Class of 82 Sophomores
Dan Adams
Debbi Anderson
Bret Andrews
Debbie Arbutina
Thomas Armstrong
Melanie Ash
Rebecca Ash
Sherry Bailey
Jilean Baker
Doug Ball
Jeff Ball
Tammy Bandagski
Rodrick Banks
Dora Bargo
Brenda Barrett
Becky Bauhs
Dave Bauer
Ed Baxter
Richard Bazley
Leslie Benedict
Ronald Bigelow
Debbie Bishop
Jim Bishop
Larry Bishop
Delarcy Black
Jeff Black
Tenette Blaising
Debbie Borras
Myron Boswell
Pam Bowman
116
Jeff Branch
Clara Brown
Sherry Brinley
Jeff Brufladt
Mark Brumm
Barry Burriss
Margot Butts
Teresa Cains
Renee Caldwell
Frank Carmel
Tony Carmel
Donna Carney
Becky Caudill
Kathy Clay
Lisa Coffey
Angela Collier
Alphy Collins
Donna Collins
Robin Collins
Michelle Colvin
Mike Colvin
Troy Conroy
Mark Constance
Stephanie Copley
Harold Cox
Jackie Cox
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118
Viola Cox
David Craft
Andy Cullen
Lewanda Curry
Denny Dailey
James Dailey
Valarie Daniels
Paul Darson
Danny Davis
Kevin Davis
Wendy Davis
Jennifer Dawson
Linda DeVine
Gary Divelbiss
Darnita Luttrell
Laurieta Evans
Janet Duncan
Tony Duncan
Brian Earley
Kathy Elkins
Kevin Elkins
Chris Elswick
Steve Etzel
Tracy Farragher
Dan Fischer
Jerry Fliger
Wendy Folk
Patrick Foss
Kevin Foster
Michael Fout
Noah Fraley
Dennis Franklin
Mary Fuller
John Garrison
Karen Gaston
Britt Gerrell
Sonya Giffen
Kim Goodwin
Regina Green
Jeff Gregory
Don Griffith
Bob Griggs
Todd Grogg
Debbie Gruber
John Grubbs
Richard Gwin
Suzanne Gwin
Darryl! Hairston
George Hall
Margaret Hall
Clarence Harris
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Latanya Harris
Sara Harris
John Harsch
Brian Hart
Paul Henderson
Alice Henry
Holly Heston
Jamie Hilliard
Mary Hines
Terri Hock
Victor Hoke
Lucretia Howard
Tammy Howell
Margie Hriesik
Tyrone Hudgens
Jackie Ivey
John Jackson
Mark Jackson
Mike Jewell
Eugene Johnson
James Jones
Sue Jones
Tom Keller
Tim Kilgore
Donna Kiser
William Kiser
Seott Kochheiser
Barbara Kopcial
Robin Kragick
Leo Lawhorn
Teresa Leech
Brenda Lemaster
Tammy Lewis
Carol Likes
Chery] Likes
Ephraim Lively
Susan Logan
Donna Lowe
Robin Lowe
Mari Mack
Gina Marberry
Mike Marks
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Sam Marvicsin
Patti McCambridge
Shellie McClure
Jeanette McFarland
Sharon McGlothlin
Jerry McQuillen
Karen Metz
Mike Middleton
Mike Miller
Ron Minnich
Pam Moore
Raymond Moore
Sherrie Moran
Tom Murphy
Cindy Myers
Freddie Newbern
Bill Norris
Georgia Norris
Cathy Offmiss
Neil O’Neal
Teresa Orth
Donna Owens
Krystal Owens
Laura Owens
Denise Page
LaTonya Palmer
Laura Parker
Dean Parsons
Brian Phillips
Rob Pittman
Larry Plaster
Debbie Pollock
Greg Potts
Robin Prater
Mary Quinn
John Rachel
Katrinsa Raitch
Michelle Rawls
Sara Reedy
Linda Reese
Rebecca Rice
Forrest Richards
Ted Risner
Russell Penney
August Salyers
Gary Sampsel
Kim Sanders
Tonya Sapp
Kar] Schroeder
Kathy Scheets
Jocelyn Scott
Bob Shea
Carola See
Steve Selby
Alan Sell
Timothy Shade
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124
Cindy Shafer
Ken Sharp
Joey Shaver
Michael Shifflet
Kim Sholaya
Charotte Shoto
Janita Smith
Jerry Smith
Kenneth Smith
Maribeth Smith
Doug Smart
Tonya Spillman
Janice Spertzel
Jeff Steele
Tim Stevens
Bev Stiteler
Erica Sturts
Celinda Swanger
Rhonda Sylvester
Gloria Tackett
Barb Taylor
Brad Taylor
Ear! Taylor
Laurrie Taylor
Jacqueline Todd
Chris Tolliver
Monica Thomas
Gary Thompson
Scott Thompson
Yvette Truex
ee ee ene
pon
Mark Tufts
Ramona Vance
Bob VanDorn
Jeffrey Vulgamore
Mark Wade
Rebecca Walter
Edward Weidle
Tamela White
Dave Williams
L. B. Williams
Dexter Wilson
JoAnn Wilson
Marsha Wison
Stepahnie Wilson
Ed Wiseman
Bob Wingler
Betty Wray
Debby Yohman
Keith Yarman
Cora Zornes
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Class of 83 Freshmen
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Robin Abernathy
Chris Adams
John Addison
Kathy Adkins
Gloria Allen
Vince Armstrong
Kimberly Back
Steve Bago
David Baker
John Barber
Tom Bargo
Mark Basilone
Jean Baxter
Rod Beatty
Steve Beatty
Karen Belcher
Cathy Bell
Bill Benjamin
Cathy Bishop
Timberly Blaising
Diana Blevins
Chris Bogolis
Hannah Bolte
Tim Bradrick
Phyllis Branch
Terry Branham
Theresa Brent
Crystal Bridges
Andrea Brooks
Marie Brown
Eric Bullock
Wayne Bundy
Paul Burghard
Debbie Carcione
Vince Carmel
Twatha Carrington
Brenda Carroll
Steve Carto
Diann Caudill
Donald Cheek
Sue Cline
William Clow
Mark Cole
John Collins
Tom Collins
Ron Conard
Pam Conners
Joe Copley
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130
Ron Corn
Keith Corwin
Mike Cotton
Bonnie Craft
Rodney Craver
Sherrie Craig
Derrick Crawford
Willie Crittenden
Jeff Croghan
Anita Crooks
Don Crose
Danny Cross
Tricia Crotty
Sylvia Curry
Roy Damron
Rena Daniels
Kathryn Davis
Julie DeVine
Todd DeVoe
Harold Dillon
Steve Dollish
Winona Dyer
Ann Earley
Donnie Eatmon
Ronnie Eatmon
Becky Edwards
Aimee Erdenberger
Amy Essex
Teresa Estep
Cindy Etzel
Kimberly Evans
Kevin Everson
Regina Fannin
Sharon Farragher
Judy Faulkner
Rose Feagin
Chester Fidler
Vanessa Fisher
Boyd Fleming
Ron Fliger
Rhonda Floro
John Folk
Tina Foss
Curtis Fox
Willis Francis
Lora-Jean Frank
Lisa Frontz
Angie Gardner
Kim Garn
Christy Gibson
Sara Gibson
Patricia Givand
Teresa Griffea
Jamie Griggs
Annette Grillo
Duane Haynes
Don Haynes
Vernon Hairston
Shelly Hall
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132
Belinda Hall
Todd Hencye
Richard Hipp
Marvin Holbrook
Gay Holmes
Kim Hoskins
Harold Howell
Sonya Howell
Mary Hudgens
Todd Hudson
Darren Jackson
Teri Jacobs
Gina Jessee
Ben Johnson
Kenny Johnson
Sandra Johnson
Stevie Johnson
Cindy Jones
Toni Keeton
Tina Keller
Enola Key
Emily Kick
Lenice King
Mark King
Tammy King
Dewey Kiser
Tim Kittelberger
Keneth Knight
Cathy Knipp
Barry Kuenkele
Lora Kulka
Jeanetta Lamb
Vicki Lambert
Mike Lane
Lisa Lanning
Amy Lawhorn
Lisa Leadingham
Juanita Lee
Craig Leedom
Becky Lewis
Mike Lewis
Sarita Lewis
Doug Liston
Brad Loescher
Mike Lookenott
Pam Louden
Sandra Lowe
Craig Lozier
Janet Lozier
Kim Lutz
Marie Lykins
Nina Lykins
Lee Lyons
Cheryl Mabry
Stephanie Marsh
Mary Marshall
Terri Martin
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134
Verona Mason
Louis Mason
Lawana McDaniel
Tim McCabe
Jeff McKinney
Tom MeMillen
Joseph Means
Dee Jaye Mehl
Joan Miller
Melissa Miller
Dennis Minard
Tylene Mitche
Claudia Molson
Cynthia Morgan
Merl Mount
Mike Murphy
Denise Myers
Mary Nall
Kevin Nore
Candy Norris
Walter Norris
Donna O’Shields
Brenda Owens
Beth Parker
Dennis Parkins
James Perry
Cheri Pifer
Mari Porterfield
John Purnell
Ben Rachel
Diana Rachel
Sean Ragsdale
Angelina Rayburn
Shawn Regula
Greg Rice
Sherry Richards
Carmen Richter
Richard Richwine
Jennifer Roane
Tina Roberts
Samantha Roe
Joan Rogers
John Rohrer
Scott Rollins
Angie Rose
Roslyn Rosenberger
David Roy
Joseph Roy
Barb Russell
Rodney Schmidt
Paul Schroeder
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136
Sally Schrader
Karen Sealey
Kathy Seymour
David Shade
Tamara Shellon
Monica Shenidan
Sandy Shifflet
Steven Sidle
Danny Smith
Darrell Smith
Melvin Smith
Tawn Smith
Wendell Smith
Ray Snelling
Matthew Soria
Raylene Spann
Rick Spertzel
Lelyn Spicer
Debra Stanley
Beth Staples
Ed Stevens
Jimmy Stevens
Roger Stewart
Tim Stillion
William Stone
Ron Storms
Dianna Strouse
Trudie Swanger
Orlando Tackett
Bobby Taylor
Steve Taylor
Tina Thomas
James Thompson
Linda Thompson
Chris Ticknor
Tim Timmer
Joy Tolliver
Donna Totman
Jim Trine
Renee Tucker
Harry Turner
Angela Tynch
Chery! Vipperman
Maureena Vollmer
J.C. Walker
Rhonda Ward
Kenneth Webb
Carmie Webb
Keith White
John Wilburn
Cornell Williams
Gloria Williams
Laura Williams
Tanny Williams
Marianne Wiseman
Terrence Witcher
Danielle Young
Harry Zeigler
Michelle Owens
Clinton Turner
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Faculty
Wayne Au — Algebra, Geometry,
Softball Coach, Publications Business
Adviser, Football Equipment Manager,
Reserve Volleyball Coach.
Fred Atwater — OWA.
William Asher — Drama, Speech,
English 9.
George Andress — History, Asst.
Football and Track Coach.
Kaye Ammons — Auto Mechanics.
Marion Altman — General Math.
Sara Bailet (not pictured) — Spanish.
James Bachrens — Health, IIC.
Eleanor Beatty — French.
Donald Barnard (not pictured) —
Hearing Impaired.
Vincent Black — Assistant Principal.
Edwin Blackford — Vocational
Coordinator.
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James Boor — Welding.
William Cahill — Physical Science.
William Cook — Machine Shop.
Mary Brown — Assistant to IIC.
Thomas Campbell — OWE.
William Castanien (not pictured) —
Work Shop.
Chery] Collins — Orchestra.
Jeff Davis — DE.
John Depler — Record Keeping,
Business Communications.
Dalton Derr — English 9 and 10.
Roger Dressler — Driver Education,
Baseball Coach.
Gertie Eubanks — Study Hall.
Elwood Finlely — DCT.
Barbara Fairchild — English, Pep Club
Advisor.
James Goode — Comparative
Government, American History, Quest,
Tennis Coach, Freshman Advisor.
William Flanegan — Phys. Ed.,
Wrestling Coach.
Ann Gerrell — Spanish.
Jane Gilbert — Secretary to Mr. Morvai.
Ann Griffin — Phys. Ed., Health.
Dorothy Elsasser — Counselor.
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Marlene Groff — Secretary to Mr.
Henderson, School Treasurer.
Richard Groff — Senior IOE, Business
Law, Business Economics, Ticket
Manager.
David Gross — English 10, Manhigan
Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, Key Club
Advisor.
Percy Hall — Band, Orchestra.
Gayle Harwood — Business World.
Grayce Harris (not pictured)
Secretary to Mr. Henderson, School
Treasurer.
Richard Henry — English 11, Golf
Coach.
Carol Hane — English 9.
Cynthia Helman — Biology, Physiology.
Ruben Henderson — Assistant
Principal.
Richard Henson — American History.
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Herbert Himes — Counselor.
Sue Kochheiser — Secretary to Mr.
Black.
Robert Hood — Study Hall, Cross
Country and Girls’ Track Coach.
Ann Kohutek — English 11, Mythology,
Journalism, Hyphonerian Advisor,
Junior Class Advisor, Pep Club Advisor.
Wilbur Lanier — Phys. Ed., Football,
Track, and Asst. Basketball Coach.
Nancy Lees — Personal Typing, IOE
Clerk-Typists.
Lawrence Linn — OWA.
Ann Lewis — Algebra, Geometry,
Senior Class Advisor.
Marilyn Losch — Home Economies,
Child Development, Tailoring.
Robert Lull — Biology, Physical
Science, Junior Class Advisor.
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James Lutz — OWE.
Sally Markham — Secretary to
Counselors.
Thomas Mapes — Math, Work
Orientation.
Dean Maul — Chemistry, Physics.
Loretta McBride — Typing.
James McMillen — Math, Science,
Health.
John Miefert — Algebra, Girls’
Basketball, Asst. Football Coach.
Nicholas Miu — Electronies.
Joseph Mollica — Vocational Drafting,
Sophomore Class Advisor.
Ken Murray — Art.
Philip Neuerman — COE.
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Mary Margaret Moore — English,
Family Living, Work Orientation,
Cheerleader Advisor.
Ronald Morvai — Principal.
Cindy Mudra — American History,
Student Government Advisor, Red
Cross Advisor.
Evelyn Nall — Algebra.
James Olivieri — Auto Mechanics.
Frank Nephew — German, German
Club.
Carmen Olszewski — English 9.
Renate Papenhausen — English 10,
Academic Challenge Advisor, Freshman
Cheerleader Advisor.
Ed Patton (not pictured) — Auto
Mechanics.
David Prosser — Drawing, Machine
Shop.
Lane Paullin — Power Mechanics.
David Peirce Wood Shop.
Richard Poffenbaugh — Biology, Home
Horticulture.
Margaret Powell — Home Economics.
Michele Shafer — Choir.
Loretta Raser (not pictured) — Hearing
Impaired.
Joe Prats (not pictured) — Phys. Ed.,
Basketball Coach.
Merlin Probst — World Studies,
American History.
Car] Raser — Counselor.
Billie Rastetter — Auto Mechanics.
Eleanor Ryckman — Psychology, Social
Problems, Business Economies, English
10.
Charles Sauder — Algebra, College
Math, Trigonometry, Bookstore.
Angela Scurci — Personal Typing, IOE
Clerk-Typists.
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Douglas Pugh — Great Books,
Advanced Composition, English 11,
Advisor to National Honor Society,
Black Culture Club, and Freshman
Class.
Nancy Seibert — Health, Phys. Ed.
Shirley Sidle — Librarian.
Curt Smith — Electronics.
Paul Smith — Counselor.
Jack Soliday — World Geography,
Faculty Manager, Freshman Basketball
Coach.
Gloria Stillwell — Secretary to
Attendance Office.
Ronald Stallard — OWE.
Phil Stoodt — Attendance Coordinator,
World Geography.
Calvin Swander — Physical Science.
Beverly Whitaker (not pictured) —
Nursing Assistant Program.
Dorothy Tatgenhorst — Secretary to
Library.
Pam Yurysta — Art, Photography.
John Wood (not pictured) — Orchestra,
Band.
Carl Thomas — American History,
World Studies.
Bruce Waite — English 11, Practical
Reading, Practical Writing.
Halley Weaver — Math.
Walter White — Typing, Accounting.
Barbara Williams — IOE Steno,
Shorthand.
Phyllis Zimmerman — Home
Economics, Tea Room, Family Living,
Survival, Family Health.
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Kevin Addington — Electronics
VICA 8, 4 (President 4).
Doug Arter — Band 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 8, 4;
Orchestra 2, 3, 4; VICA Presi-
dent 4.
Lori Asher — National Honor
Society 8, 4; Student Govern-
ment 4; Class Executive Com-
mittee 2, 3, 4; Publications Busi-
ness Staff 3, 4; Office Monitor 2,
3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Choir 4;
School Plays 2, 3, 4.
Courtney Avery — Football 4;
Band 2; Choir 4.
Steve Bailey — Electronics
VICA 8, 4 (Vice-President 4).
Becky Baker — Senior IOE
Vice-President 4.
Jeff Baldridge — Baseball 3.
Donna Barker — Jr. Achieve-
ment 2; Pep Club 2; Senior IOE
4,
Scott Basilone — Baseball 2, 3,
4; Golf 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; TB
Chorus 4.
Mike Bell — Band 2, 3; Jr.
Achievement 2, 3; German Club
2; Electonics VICA 8, 4.
Jody Bishop — Pep Club 2, 3, 4
(President 4); Class Executive
Committee 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3,
4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Student Gov-
ernment Executive Committee
3, 4; Varsity Varieties 3, 4 (MC
4); Office Monitor 4.
John Black — Football 3, 4;
Track 3; Office Monitor 4.
Vanessa Black — Pep Club 2;
Tennis 2; Basketball 2; Black
Culture Club 8, 4.
Cecil Bradley — Band 2, 8, 4;
Tennis 2, 3, 4; Black Culture
Club 3.
Dave Brandt — Football 2, 3, 4;
Wrestling 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4;
Class Executive Committee 4;
Key Club 4; Manhigan 4; VV 4.
Stacy Brandt — Softball Mgr.
2; Volleyball Stat 3; Band 2, 8,
4; Flag Corps 3, 4; Office Moni-
tor 2, 3,4; VV 4.
Mark Brooks — Black Culture
Club 4; Scholarship Tests 4; Sci-
ence Fair 4.
Diane Brown — Track 8, 4.
Samilla Brownell — Track 4.
Vanessa Burnell — National
Honor Society 4; Tennis 2; Bas-
ketball 2, 3; Choir 2, 3,4; DE 4.
Rita Calhoun — Jr. Achieve-
ment 2.
Debbie Carter — Choir.
Vanessa Chatman — Office
Monitor 4; Black Culture Club
4; Class Executive Committee 3,
4,
Jack Cline — Basketball 2, 3, 4.
Mike Cline — Football 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4;
Manhigan 4.
Annette Clow — Choir 2, 3; Bus-
iness Staff 3, 4; DECA Trea-
surer 4; Student Government 3.
Tammy Collins — IOE Trea-
surer 3; COE President 4.
Leta Colvin — Pep Club 2;
Black Culture Club 2; IOE8, 4.
Lynn Conard — Volleyball 2, 3,
4; Choir 2, 3, 4 (Co-President 4);
IOE President 4; Rock Choir 3,
4,
Heath Dalton — Football 2;
Wrestling 2; German Club 2;
Drafting Club 3.
Victor Davis — Choir 4; Band 2,
3, 4; School Plays 2, 3, 4; Foot-
ball 3, 4.
Barb Trumpower Dilley — Ger-
man Club 2; Manhigan 3; OWE
4; J.C. Gorman Court 4.
Karen Dixon — Outstanding
Sophomore 2; National Honor
Society 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Class
Executive Committee 2, 3, 4
(Secretary 3, 4); Student Gov-
ernment 2, 8, 4; Red Cross 3;
Pep Club Secretary 4; Home-
coming Chairman 3; Band 2, 3, 4
(Secretary 4); Flag Corps 3, 4
(Captain 4); Pep Band 3;
Orchestra 4; Business Staff 2, 3,
4; VV 4; Cross Country 4; Civic
Day Councilman 4; Scholarship
Tests 2, 8, 4.
Jeff Eisaman — Class Execu-
tive Committee 2, 3, 4 (Vice-
President 4); Student Govern-
ment 3, 4 (Executive Committee
4); Pep Club 2, 3; Tennis 2;
DECA 3, 4 (Vice-President 4);
Business Staff 3, 4; Office Moni-
tor 3, 4; J. C. Gorman Queen
Escort 4.
Kim Elkins — Basketball 2;
Tennis 2; Class Executive Com-
mittee 2, 3, 4; VV 3, 4; (Asst.
Director and MC 4); Manhigan
4; Hyphonerian 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Student
Government 4; Flag Corps 4;
Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Sci-
ence Fair 2, 3.
Thomas Erdenberger — Band 2,
3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4.
Shelly Etzel — Pep Club 2, 3, 4
(Treasurer 4); Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Gov-
ernment Executive Committee
3, 4; Wrestling Stat 2, 3; Ger-
man Club (Treasurer 2, Presi-
dent 3); Basketball 2; Basket-
ball Stat 3; VV Business Man-
ager 4; Choir 3, 4; National
Honor Society 4; Homecoming
Committee 3; Business Staff 3,
4; Scholarship Tests 2, 4; Civic
Day 3, 4; J. C. Gorman Commit-
tee 4.
Sheri Everson — Class Execu-
tive Committee 2, 3, 4; Red
Cross (Treasurer 3, President 4);
Band Announcer 38, 4; Student
Government 38, 4 (Treasurer 4);
National Honor Society 3, 4
(Vice-President); Homecoming
MC 3; J. C. Gorman MC 4; Pep
Club 2; Business Staff.
Jamie Ferguson — DE Class
President 4.
Steve Finical — Key Club 2, 3, 4
(Secretary 3, President 4);
National Honor Society 38, 4
(President); Football 2, 3, 4 (Co-
Captain 4, All Ohio 4); Science
Fair 2, 4; Class Executive Com-
mittee 2, 3, 4; Homecoming
Escort 3; VV 3, 4; Boys’ State 3;
Scholarship Tests 2, 3, 4.
Julia Finlayson — Band 2, 3, 4;
Jazz Band 4; Orchestra 4; Track
2,3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4.
William Franklin — Band 2, 3,
4; Tennis 2, 3, 4.
Irene George — Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Gov-
ernment 3, 4 (President 4);
Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain
4); National Honor Society 3, 4;
Business Staff 3, 4 (Manager 4);
Homecoming Court 3; VV 3, 4;
J.C. Gorman Court 4.
Mike Gibson — Band 2, 3; Voca-
tional Drafting 3, 4.
David Givand — Student Gov-
ernment 2; Office Monitor 2, 3,
4; VICA 8; Basketball 2, 3, 4;
Track 2; VV 4.
Jim Gollehon — DECA.
Scott Green — Football 2, 3, 4
(Captain 4); Key Club 8, 4 (Sec-
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retary 4); Wrestling 3, 4; Var-
sity M 2; VV 4; Office Monitor
4; Welding Shop Asst. 4.
Traci Grogg — Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 3,
4); Student Government Execu-
tive Committee 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Tyger Mas-
cot 4; Volleyball 2, 3; VV 4;
Girls’ State 3; Publications Bus-
iness Staff 2, 3, 4 (Manager 4);
Office Monitor 2; Choir 3, 4;
Rock Choir 3, 4; Homecoming
Committee 3; Prom Committee
4,
Kathy Gruber — Pep Club 2, 3;
Nursing Assistant 4.
John Halko — DECA President
4; Wrestling 2, 3; Student Gov-
ernment 2, 3.
Kathy Haney — DE 4; Student
Government 4.
Don Hardy — Electronics Club
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Dane Hart — Band 2, 3, 4; Key
Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Wrestling
4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4.
Curt Hencye — Band 2, 3, 4;
Publications Business Staff 3.
Brenda Henderson — Band 2, 3,
4; Pep Club 2, 3; Class Execu-
tive Committee 2, 3.
Carolyn Hilliard — Student
Government 8, 4 (Secretary 4);
Class Executive Committee 2, 3,
4 (Secretary 2, Vice-President
3); Red Cross 2, 3. 4; Black Cul-
ture Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3);
Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 8, 4;
Choir 4; World Affairs Institute
3; Levy Committee 4.
Sarah Hilson — Auto VICA
Treasurer 4.
Carol Holley — Nursing Assist-
ant 4.
Joe Holmes — Football 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4.
Candy Holt — Cheerleader 2, 3,
4; Choir 2, 3; Black Culture Club
2, 3, 4; Student Government 4;
J. C. Gorman Court 4; Class
Executive Committee 4.
Tammi Horsley — OWE 3, 4.
Janet Hoskinson — Auto VICA
Secretary 4.
Vanessa Hyatt — Student Goy-
ernment 2, 3, 4 (Executive Com-
mittee 3, 4); Pep Club 2; Class
Executive Committee 3; Red
Cross 2, 3; COE 4; Homecoming
Committee 3; School Plays 2, 3
(Stage Manager 2); Office Mon-
itor 8; Superstars Day Commit-
tee 2.
Marilyn Irey — Class Executive
Committee 3, 4; Student Gov-
ernment 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3);
Band 2, 3, 4; Pom Pom Captain
4; Choir 4; VV Director 4; Bas-
ketball 2; Civic Day 2, 3, 4;
Office Aide 4; School Plays 3, 4
(Stage Manager 3).
Elizabeth Johnson — Student
Government 2, 3, 4 (Executive
Committee 4); Red Cross 3, 4
(Vice-President 4); Class Execu-
tive Committee 2, 3, 4; Publica-
tions Business Staff 2, 3, 4;
Manhigan 3, 4; Pep Club 4;
National Honor Society 4;
Office Monitor 4; Superstars
Day 2; Scholarship Tests 2, 3.
Jeff Jones — Office Monitor 2,
3; VV 4; TB Chorus President 4.
Mark Jones — Office Monitor
2; Manhigan 8, 4 (Editor-in-
Chief 4); National Honor Soci-
ety 4; Class Executive Commit-
tee 2, 3, 4; VV 4; Scholarship
Tests 4; Civic Day 8.
Ty Kareff — Band 2, 3; Voca-
tional Drafting 3, 4.
Abubekr Kelly — Auto VICA
Sgt. at Arms 3, 4; Football 3, 4;
Wrestling 2, 4; Track 3, 4.
Morgan Kiser — Wrestling 2, 3,
4; Football 4.
Robin Kiser — Bookstore 4.
Todd Kochheiser — Cross Coun-
try 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Ten-
nis 2, 8, 4; Class Executive Com-
mittee 2, 3, 4; VV 4; Manhigan
4; Hyphonerian 4.
Bill Kuenkele — Class Execu-
tive Committee 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4;
Baseball 3, 4; Office Monitor 4.
Willard Lee — Electronic VICA
3,4.
Clora Leech — Pep Club 8, 4;
Nursing Assistant 4; Black Cul-
ture Club 3, 4; Office Monitor 4;
Girls’ Glee 4; School Play 4.
Michael Lehman — Football 3,
4 (Captain 4); Wrestling 2, 3, 4
(Captain 4); Track 2, 3, 4; Key
Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4);
Boys’ State 3; Band 2, 3, 4;
National Honor Society 3, 4;
Office Monitor.
Bob Linner — Student Govern-
ment Vice-President 4; Band 2,
3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Jazz Band 3,
4.
Tom Lovelace — Auto VICA.
Kelly Lutz — Pep Club 2; Stu-
dent Government Executive
Committee 3; Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; Basketball
Stat 4; Office Monitor 2, 4.
Donnie Mack — Football 2, 3;
Track 2.
Eugene Markwell — Library
Aide 3.
Ed Marx — Track 2; Baseball 2;
Wrestling 2.
Todd Mathews — Football 2, 3,
4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3;
Baseball 2; VICA 8, 4.
Alene May — DE Secretary 4.
Kathleen McCambridge — Vol-
leyball 3.
Brian McLaughlin — Wrestling
2; VICA 3, 4.
Dawn Meehan — Volleyball 2,
3, 4; Office Monitor 4.
Dan Miller — Baseball 2, 3, 4;
Golf 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Class
Executive Committee 3.
Kane Miller — Baseball 2.
Howard Mills — Wrestling 2;
Auto VICA Vice-President 4;
Scholarship Tests 3, 4; National
Honor Society 4; Science Fair 4.
Pete Moran — Electronics
VICA 8, 4.
Sherry Mount — Manhigan 4.
Mercedes Nolasco — Tennis 2;
Drama 2; IOE 8, 4.
Ron Offmiss — Electronics
VICA8, 4.
Michael Owens — Band 2, 3, 4
(President 4); Orchestra 2, 4;
Jazz Band 2, 4; Auto VICA 8, 4
(President 4); National Honor
Society 4; Class Executive Com-
mittee 4.
Eva Parker — Girls’ Glee 3;
Office Monitor 2.
Suzanne Parker — Band 2, 3, 4;
Publications Business Staff 3, 4;
Class Executive Committee 2, 3,
4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3,
4.
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Kathy Pelasky — National
Honor Society 4; Band 2, 3, 4;
(Treasurer 4); Orchestra 8, 4;
Jazz Band 3, 4; Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; Office Moni-
tor 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Volleyball
2, 3; Basketball 2; Pep Band 2;
Homecoming Committee 3; VV
3; Hyphonerian 4; J. C. Gorman
Committee 4.
John Petrovski — Football 2, 3,
4; Homecoming Escort 4; J. C.
Gorman Escort 4; Office Moni-
tor 4.
Thaddeus Philpott — Wrestling
2,3, 4.
Bryce Pope — Football; Track.
Rick Poth — Football 2, 4;
Machine Trades 8, 4.
Stephanie Potts — Class Execu-
tive Committee 3, 4; Band 2, 3,
4; Pep Band 3, 4; J. C. Gorman
Court 4.
Michael Price —
Reporter 3, 4.
VICA
Steve Purvis — Baseball 2;
Band 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4);
Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Hyphonerian 8,
4 (Sports Editor 4); National
Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 3,
4 (Chaplain 4); Class Executive
Committee 3, 4; VV 4; Home-
coming MC 3.
Raymond Rachel — Football 3,
4.
Lana Ray — Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls’
Glee 2; Track 2, 3, 4; VV 4.
Gwen Rhodes — DECA 4.
Brenda Rice — Volleyball 2;
Softball Stat 2; Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; Hyphonerian
8, 4 (Co-Editor 4); Basketball 2,
3, 4 (Captain 4); Office Monitor
4; Band 2, 3; National Honor
Society 3, 4 (Treasurer); Stu-
dent Government 4; Pep Club 2,
3, 4.
Glenda Rice — Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; Hyphonerian
8, 4 (Co-Editor 4); Choir 2, 3, 4;
Rock Choir 3, 4; National Honor
Society 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Bas-
ketball 3, 4 (Captain 4); VV 3, 4;
Student Government 4; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Com-
mittee 3; Jr. Write-Off Winner
3.
Rebecca Roessler — Band 2, 3,
4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3,
4; Softball 2, 3, 4; National
Honor Society 3, 4.
Eddie Rogers — Baseball 2, 4.
Lecia Salsgiver — Tennis 2; Pep
Club 2, 3; Nursing Assistant 4;
Manhigan 3.
Daphnye Sanderfer — Student
Government 2, 4; IOE Secretary
3; COE Secretary 4.
Steve Shade — Band 2, 3, 4
(Band Council 3); Vocational
Drafting 4.
Stacie Sharp — VV 2, 3, 4; Red
Cross 3; Choir 4.
Pam Shears — Student Govern-
ment 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Nursing
Assistant 4; Homecoming Court
3
Alice Shepherd — Publications
Business Staff 2, 3; Manhigan 8,
4; Tennis 2.
Venita Smith — Nursing
Assistant 4.
Michelle Staples — Girls’ Glee
3; Pep Club 3; Black Culture
Club 4; School Play 4; Office
Monitor 4; Nursing Assistant 4.
Vicki Strubhar — Band 2, 3, 4;
Red Cross 4; Flag Corps 3, 4;
Class Executive Committee 2;
Track 2; Basketball 2; Pep Band
3, 4.
Linda Tadijanac — Tennis 2;
Track 2, 3; German Club 2, 3.
Brenda Taylor — Cheerleader 2,
3; IOE Treasurer 4.
Marvin Taylor — Football 3, 4;
Track 8, 4.
Cynthia Thomas — Pep Club 2,
3, 4; Nursing Assistant 4.
Lora Todd — Girls’ Glee 2; Stu-
dent Council 2, 3; Class Trea-
surer 2; Band 3, 4; Choir 8, 4;
Homecoming Queen 8.
Lucas Todd — Rock Choir 2, 4;
Office Monitor 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4.
Dave Treace — Class President
2, 8, 4; Student Government
Executive Committee 2, 3, 4;
Key Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4);
National Honor Society 3, 4;
World Affairs Institute 3; Foot-
ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Home-
coming Escort 3; Science Fair 4.
Peggy Walter Trumpower —
IOE Secretary-Treasurer 4.
Toni Upchurch — Track 2, 3;
VV 8.
Leslie Vance — Choir 2; DE 4;
Student Government 4; VV 4.
Patrick Vance — Cross Country
2:
Mike Warren — Chess Club 8.
Kim Watson — Band 2, 38, 4;
Cross Country 4; Student Gov-
ernment 4; Flag Corps 3, 4;
Library Aide 3; Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; VV MC 4;
Manhigan 4; Pep Club 4; Jr.
Achievement 2.
Bryce Whitaker — Student
Government 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2;
Basketball 2; Electronics VICA
3, 4.
Brian Williams — Basketball 2,
3, 4 (Captain 4); Baseball 3, 4;
Student Government 8, 4; Black
Culture Club 8, 4 (President 4);
Choir 2, 3, 4 (Co-President 4);
Rock Choir 3, 4 (President 4);
Boys’ State 3; Office Monitor 4;
National Honor Society 3, 4;
Civic Day 4; Curriculum Advi-
sor Committee 3, 4.
Mike Wilson — Choir 2, 3.
Eric Witter — Vocational
Drafting 3, 4.
Jim Wright — Football 2, 3, 4;
Key Club 8, 4; VV 4; Office
Monitor 8, 4.
Kim Wright — Library Aide.
Annette Yarger — Student
Faculty Committee 2; Student
Government 2, 3, 4 (Executive
Committee 4); Class Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4; German Club
2; Choir 2, 3, 4; National Honor
Society 3, 4; Red Cross Secre-
tary 4; VV Program Chairman
4; Manhigan 8, 4; Publications
Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Pep Club
2, 3, 4; Superstars Day 2; Schol-
arship Tests 2, 3, 4; Civics Day 2,
3, 4.
Kimberly Yetzer — Class Vice-
President 2; VV 2, 3, 4; School
Plays 2, 3 (Stage Crew 2);
Homecoming Court 3; Volley-
ball 2.
Linda Zeigler — Pep Club 2, 3;
Red Cross 3; Student Govern-
ment 3; IOE Treasurer 3; COE
4.
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| would like to thank...
As editor of the 1980 Manhigan | would like to thank those people who
contributed many long hours to make this book a reality.
Special thanks and appreciation go to our advisor, Mr. David Gross, who
worked hard with me to make this book a success. | would also like to thank the
staff members who worked very hard to meet deadlines, and Mr. Tom Kiess, the
Taylor Yearbook representative.
| would like to thank this year's photographers who took many fine pictures.
Buell-Kraft Studio should also be praised for developing and printing many of our
pictures.
Thanks goes to Mr. Au and the business staff who organized ads, sales, and the
distribution of books.
In closing, | would like to wish next year's staff the best of luck.
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