Manhigan - 1983

1983 yearbook for Mansfield Senior High School in Mansfield, Ohio.

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1983Manhigan

1983 Manhigan
Mansfield Senior High School
Rising up, heading to
school,
We did our time and
took our chances.
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We went the distance; now we're out
on ourown...
We're the ones with the will to
survive!
Opening 5
So many times it happens too
fast,
You change your passion for glory
6 Opening
Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past,
You must fight just to keep them alive.
Opening 7
Rising up straight to the top,
We've got the guts, got the
glory
Opening 9
10 Opening
Opening 11
12 Opening
We're in the EYE OF THE TIGER,
We keep our goals in sight,
We've risen up to the challenge of
our rivals...
Opening 13
14 Opening
1983 Mahigan
Mansfield Senior High School
145 West Park Blvd.
Mansfield, Ohio
Editors:
Darren Jackson
Robert Maxwell
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Each day we make our way
through
this life,
But we're always a part of the
EYE OF THE TYGER!
Opening 15
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18 Varsity Football
Football
Squad Ends
Season 7-3
The 1982 Tyger Football
squad finished the season with
a 7-3 record, the best since
1976. They also got off to their
best start in years with victories
over Cleveland East Tech (48-
13), Columbus Linden McKinley
(21-6), and Malabar (21-7).
The win over Malabar was
very gratifying for Coach Dean
since it was for the city cham-
pionship and to avenge last
years heartbreaking loss.
The fourth game of the
season saw the Tygers fall to
Madison (14-17) on a last sec
ond field goal. They re |
bounded the next week with a
win over Lexington (25-0).
The most disappointing
game was a (0-34) homecom-
ing defeat from Cleveland
Benedictine. The Tygers
showed their class with big wins
over Lorain Southview (41-6)
and Wooster Triway (39-13),
before being out talented by
state power Massillon (14-39).
The Tygers scored more points
against Massillon this year than
did any other team.
The Tygers concluded the
season by sending the seniors
out winners with a (21-0) win
over Ashland.
Tyger award winners were
Vernon Hairston, Jimo Adams,
defensive lineman, and cap-
tains award; Craig Leedom, of-
fensive back; Ed Stevens, offen-
sive lineman; Terrence Witcher,
defensive back; Orlando
Tackett, coaches award; Paul
Schroeder, captains award.
This Page, Top: Orlando Tackett cheers
team on. Bottom Left: Pete Webb
avoids Malabar defender. Bottom
Right: Tygers put the hit on the ballcar-
rier. Opposite Page, Top: Friday night at
Arlin Field. Bottom: Players escort
parents at parents night game.
Varsity Football
20 Homecoming
Mary
Arbutina
Crowned
Queen
Mansfield Senior High held its
annual Homecoming October
8 and 9 this year. Master and
| Mistress of Ceremonies were
Chris Stanish and Lynn Cunn-
ingham. Juniors chose “Over
the Rainbow” for their theme.
Mary Arbutina was chosen
queen by the student body.
he was escorted by Craig
Leedom. Her attendants were
Tracey Myers, escorted by Ben
Rachel; Renea Miller, escorted
by Terrence Witcher; Phyllis
Parker, escorted by Edgar
Dominguez; and Julie
Schroeder, escorted by Jeff
Guill.
Queen Mary was crowned
y last year's queen, Kim Back.
im was escorted by Melvin
Smith. Presenting the ball to
Queen Mary were football
Captains Vernon Hairston and
Paul Schroeder.
Darren Chatman, President
Of the Class of 84, thanked the
Juniors for their hard work in
Making this homecoming suc-
cessful. Darren Jackson, Presi-
dent of the Class of 88,
delivered a short speech. Also
delivering Q speech was our
Tyger Football Coach, Harold
©€an. Our Homecoming this
year was indeed our ‘Pot of
Gold."’

Opposite Page, Top: 1982 Homecom-
!NQ Queen, court, and escorts. Bottom:
Mary Arbutina and her escort Craig
Leedom. This Page, Top: Tracey Myers
and Ben Rachel walk through a last
Practice. Bottom Left: Kim Back and
Melvin Smith wait to crown Queen
Mary. Bottom Right: Phyllis Parker and
Escort Edgar Dominguez pose after the
ceremony.
| Homecoming 21
22 Freshmen & Reserve Football
Tygers Look
Toward
Future
The breaks went against the
freshmen this year. They con-
cluded their 1982 campaign
with a 2-5 record. However,
Coach Moore feels it could easi-
ly have been a 5-2 season. The
rookie Tygers were captained
by Quarterback David Minard
Qnd Strong Lineback Curt
Brown.
“Everyone that participated
did a very good job," said J.V.
coach Scott Gordon. “You have
tO give the guys credit; they alll
dressed on Friday and came
Out to the game, although they
didn’t get to play. On one
Saturday they had to get up
€arly and play after a late
game on Friday. The Tyger
reserves finished their season
/ with a 6-3 record.
Opposite Page, Top: Just a few en-
Couraging words to Don Copley from
Coach Andress. Bottom Left: Andrew
dashes around Ashland. Bottom Right:
Tygers put on pass rush. This Page, Top
Left: In rage, Coach Moore sends in
Qnother player. Top Right: Freshmen
Cheerleaders shout it out. Bottom:
Travis Cockrell stretches for extra
yardage.
Freshmen & Reserve Football 23
24 Volleyball

Volleyball
Has
Best Year
Ever
The Tyger varsity volleyball
team, led by third year coach,
Kathy Reed, had a record
breaking season. The team had
Q record of nine wins and nine
losses which set a new school
record for best season. Showing
feamwork and determination
the girls jumped into a five
game winning steak. The Lady
Tygers enjoyed the sweet
tastes of victory over
powerhouses Clearfork, Col-
onel Crawford, and Shelby.
Seniors Jeanetta Lamb, Sherry
Demoise, Gay Holmes and
Angie Gardner provided the
leadership for the Tygers and
saw plenty of action.
Juniors Mamie Ramsay and
Toi Hatch, along with
sophomore Tyanne _ Blaising,
will provide the varsity team
with a sound base next year.
Tyger awards went to Jeanetta
Lamb and Sherry Demoise for
Co-captain duties and Jeanetta
Lamb for most points served.
The junior varsity team cap-
tured second place in the Lex-
ington Tourney, defeating
Malabar and Madison. Co-
captains were sophomore
Susan Bottorf and freshman Lisa
Tuttle. Leading scorer was Chris
Rapheal with 116. Luann
Krichbaum was recognized for
being the first to serve 14
straight points for Senior High.
The Junior Varsity finished the
regular season at 8-10.
This Page Top Left: A point is served by
Sherry Demoise. Top Right: Good Form
is held by Chris Rapheal. Bottom: Up for
a block are Jeanetta Lamb, Toi Hatch
and Angie Gardner. Opposite Page,
Top Left: Good defense by Stacey
Miller, Crystal Norris, and Marsha Mor-
row. Bottom Left: Strategy is stressed by
Varsity Coach, Kathy Reed. Bottom
Right: Lady Tygers of sectional play.
Volleyball 25
26 Cross Country and Golf
CC Back on
the Run
Golfers Tee
Off
The Tyger Golf team finished
this season with a 3-18 record.
They placed 5th in the
Mansfield Tournament and 11th
in the sectionals. Leading the
Tygers was Coach Dick Henry.
The Mansfield Senior High
Cross Country team came back
from a one year lay-off after
the team had been cancelled
because of lack of interest.
The team was under the
helm of first year Coach Bob
Neuman, who planned the
rebuilding of a new look in the
harriers.
Again the program faced
lack of participation and settled
with five promising young men
who hope to excell next
season.
Awards went to ‘Duke”’
Barker, Most Valuable, and Tim
Peterson, Most Improved. Varsi-
ty awards were presented fo
Gator Maxwell, David Myers,
Todd Shafer, Tim Peterson and
Duke Barker.
This Page, Top: ‘Duke’ Barker /s
named most valuable. Bottom Left:
Running to victory! Bottom Right: Tim
Peterson most improved. Opposite
Page, Top: Bobby Carcione gets ready
to tee off. Bottom: Tyger golfer steps
back and checks the situation
Cross Country and Golf 27
28 = Girls’ Tennis
Girls Perfect
Tennis
Technique
The girls’ tennis team was led
by four year coach Marty Elias.
The girls ended their season
with a two win, thirteen loss
record.
Amy Essex received the four
year award, while most
valuable went to Lynn
Kochheiser, and Vicki Speigle
received most improved.
Singles seat went to Lynn
Kochheiser, Sue Cline, and Kris
Catello. Timberly Blaising and
Amy Essex made up one set of
doubles, while Lora Kulka and
Vicki Speigle made up the
other set.
The only new member of
the team was Kris Catello. The
rest of the team, Lynn, Sue,
Lora, Amy, Vicki, and Timberly
were all returning lettermen.
Opposite Page, Top Left: Amy Fssex
and Timberly Blaising patiently await
the serve. Top Right: Warming up
before the match are Lora Kulka and
Vicki Speigle. Bottom Right: Posing for
the camera is Kris Catello. This Page,
Top Right: Coach Elias observes his
players. Bottom Left: Concentrating on
Q good return is Lora Kulka. Bottom
Right: Hustling ofter the ball is Lynn
Kochheiser.

Seniors
Present
‘On
Broadway”’
The 1983 Senior Class held
Varsity Varieties on November
12 and 13. “On Broadway”’
was the theme for the show,
and Steve Sidle designed the
set,
There were nine acts which
Included a chorus line, dancers,
Singers, and a band. Mr. Hall
Qnd the Jazz Band performed
at the short break. The show
€nded with the Senior Class put-
ting on Fame"; included in the
Qcts were strippers, models, a
Symnast, the Supremes,
Singers, and a custodian during
Q break in the act. There also
were students who portrayed
tr. Morvai, Mrs. Morrison, Ms.
Griffin, and Mr. Pugh. At the
End of the Senior act all the acts
Stood up in a cafeteria scene
Qnd danced and sang to
Fame.”
Director of Varsity Varieties
Was Eric Bullock, and producer
Was. Missy Miller. Business
Managers were Tom McMillen
Qnd Becky Lewis. Master and
Mistress of Ceremonies were
Tom McMillen and Cindy Cates.
Mr. Goode and Mr. Gordon
Were the Senior Class Advisors.
Opposite Page, Top: MC's search for
talent,
Bottom Left: Seniors show their
Fame." Bottom Right: Little Kentucky
Bang plays last performance for MSHS.
This Page, Top Left: Gloria flips over
Varsity Varieties. Top Right: Director Eric
Qnd Vernon prepare for V.V. Bottom:
Remember the "Sound of Inspiration’?
Varsity Varieties
31
32 Music
Band
Rebuilds;
Choir on
Road to State
The 82-83 edition of the
Tyger Marching Band still con-
tinued to thrill their fans with
such popular songs as "We Gor
the Beat’, “Eye of the Tiger’,
the theme from “E.T.", and
“Across the Field’, the schoo}
song. In November the band
split into the concert and sym-
phonic band and began work-
ing on music for the solo and
ensemble contest in February
and the district band competi-
tion held at Malabar in March.
The officers for this year’s band
were Tom McMillan, President:
Eric Bullock, Vice-President:
Missy Miller, Treasurer; and
Christy Gibson, Secretary.
This year's choirs have been
involved in various fund raising
projects to raise money for the
district and state solo and
ensemble contests. Plus they
have participated in two
workshops held at Malabar this
year. The officers for this con-
cert choir were Vernon
Hairston, President; Gloria
Williams, President; Patricia Gi-
vand, Vice President; and Dar-
ren Jackson, Vice-President.
This Page Top Left: Jeff Croghan and
Sean Ragsdale go through morning
maneuvers in Orchestra. Top Right: Tina
Kelly leads E.T. towards home. Middle:
Orchestra warms up before homecom-
ing practice. Bottom: Concert Choir
members wait for Ms. Shofer’s cue.
Opposite Page, Top Left: Anne Bern-
hardt stands at attention while waiting
for Mr. Hall to give her the downbeat.
Bottom Left: Sabrina Davis works on
dance steps during Freshmen Band.
Bottom Right: The trumpet section of
the Jazz Band in action during Varsity
Varieties.
Music 33
Taylor Leads
Tyger Squad
Fourth year coach Joe Prats
had four starters in double
figures this season that ended
with a 64-63 overtime loss to
Sandusky in the sectional cham-
pionship game at Ashland Col-
lege. Leading the twin digit
scorers was Bobby Taylor with
a 16.0 points per game
average. Sophomore Eric '‘Bub-
ba’’ Toddie seconded the
senior guard with a 10.6 ppg.
Sophomore Tyron Buck and
senior forward Dennis ‘'Boo-
Boo’’ Minard each averaged 10
points per game.
Taylor, who also led the
Tygers in free throw percent-
age and steals, was named to
All-Ohio Honorable Mention,
Second Team AII-N.W. District,
First Team District Six Coach's
All-Star Team, News Journal All-
Star Game, and The Ohio High
School State All-Star Game. in
Canton. Minard received All
N.W. District Mention. Toddie, in
his first complete varsity season
as a starter, led Senior High in
Assists as the point guard. Six |
foot-four center Buck led the —
squad in blocked shots, re-
bounds, and field goal
percentage. Taylor was named
MVP by his teammates, while
Craig Leedom was named
Most Improved by the coaches.
This Page: Top: Bubba Toddie watches
his free throw. Bottom Left: Bobby
Taylor shooting the bomb. Bottom
Right: Tyron Buck tips in the ball. Op-
posite Page: Top: Tygers discuss rheir
game plan. Bottom Left: Toddie goes
for a layup.
34 Varsity Basketball
Varsity Basketball 35
36 Girls Basketball
Lady Tygers
Score 73
Points
The 1982-83 girls varsity
basketball team had a season
to remember, and the highlight
was scoring a school record of
73 points against Crestline.
Senior Jeanetta Lamb and
junior Carla Norris shared the
captain duties, with Jeanetta
going on to be selected for the
North-South All-Star game.
Tyger trophies went fo
Jeanetta Lamb, Most Valuable
and Most Rebounds; Carla Nor-
ris for Most Assists and Best Free
Throw Percentage; and Gay
Holmes for Best Field Goal
Percentage.
The Tyger Junior Varsity end-
ed their season at a perfect 20
wins and O losses. Their high-
point was winning the Marion
Invitational Junior Varsity
Tournament.
This Page: Top: Coach Meilfert gives
strategy. Bottom Left: Carla Norris puts it
up for two. Bottom Right: Junior Varsity
takes a time our. Opposite Page: Top
Left: Jeanetta Lamb leads pre-game
warm up. Top Right: Jumping for the
ball is Carla Norris. Bottorn Right: Lady
Tygers scrarnble for the ball.
Girls’ Basketball
37
38 Freshman and Reserve Basketball
Freshmen
Win
Tournament
The Freshman basketball
team finished its season with a
victory over Madison North to
win the 1983 Madison North
Ninth Grade Invitational
The reserve boys’ basketball
team completed its season
with a record of 614. The
reserves were coached by
second year mentor, Bob
Neumann. The reserves were
led in scoring by 6'4
sophomore Ron Taylor.
The Freshman basketball
team was coached by first year
mentors, Jim Battisti and Dan
Blakley. The freshman team’s
record was 14-4.
The Freshmen won the
Madison North tourney by
defeating the top three seeds
in the tournament: top seeded
Madison North, second seeded
Saint Peters, and third seeded
Madison South.
This Page: Top Left: The referee gives
Ernie Williams a free one. Bottom Left:
Studying the shooter, Ricky Williams
Prepares to rebound. Top Right: An-
drew Franklin passes over a defender’s
arms. Bottom: Ernie Williams atrempts
to ‘Tip to Tygers’’. Opposite Page: Top
Right: Ron Taylor controls the tip. Bot-
tom Left: A few more encouraging
words from Coach Neuman. Bottom
Right: Reserve cheerleaders get the
fans pepped up before the game
Freshman and Reserve Baskerball
39
Wrestlers
Have
Good Season
The Tyger wrestling team
had another good season.
Five Tygers placed at the
23rd Annual J. C. Gorman Tour-
nament; they were Billy
Stevens, Terry Branham, C. W.
Adkins, Bill Benjamin, and Tony
Adkins. Billy Stevens was MOst
Valuable Performer. The
Queen for this year's tourna-
ment was Michelle Owens. The
Court consisted of Amy Essex,
Tammy King, Lisa Lanning, and
Becky Lewis.
Awards went to Billy Ben-
jamin for Most Improved, Terry
Branham for Most Pins, and
Mike Lewis, C. W. Adkins, Terry
Branham, and Billy Benjamin
for Captains’ Award.
The wrestlers were led by
Coaches Clarence Jacocks and
Ron Stallard.
This Page: Top Left: Coach Dean aids
Billy Bear's injured shoulder. Top Right:
Terry Branham is declared the winner
Bottom: Thad Rosenberger gets the ag-
vantage. Opposite Page: Top: Tyger
wrestler goes to work on the opposi-
tion. Bottom Left: The referee watches
closely for illegal holds. Bottom Right:
Wrestlers warm up before the tour-
naments begin
41
WELCOME WRESTLERS
42 J.C. Gorman Assembly
Michelle
Owens
Crowned
Gorman
Queen
The suspense was alive; it
was the moment everybody
Was waiting for. Who was go-
INQ to be crowned the 1983 J.
C. Gorman Queen? Five of
Mansfield Senior High's finest
ladies had been selected to
Serve on the royal court, but
Only one was to be crowned.
Each lady was given a bovu-
Quet of roses and the one with
the red bouquet would be
crowned the 1983 J. C. Gorman
Queen. Michelle Owens was
Qiven the red roses and was
Crowned by last year’s queen,
Krystal Owens, her sister.
Queen Michelle’s court con-
sisted of Amy Essex, Lisa Lan-
Ning, Becky Lewis, and Tammy
ing. Escorts were Paul
Schroeder, Don Knapp, Dave
Withrow, Ed Stevens, and Jeff
ulgamore.
Michelle and her court
feigned over the J. C. Gorman
Wrestling tournament, present-
Ng the awards on Saturday
Night.
This Page: Top Left: Becky Lewis and Ed
Stevens show the excitement of the J.
G. Gorman assembly. Top Right: Lisa
Lanning and Dave Withrow make a
lovely grand entrance. Bottom:
Marching through the crowd always
brings happiness, as expressed on Tam-
My King's face. Escorting her is Jeff
Vulgamore. Opposite Page: Top Right:
Queen Michelle shows much feeling
When presented her bouquet! Bottom
left: 1983 J. C. Gorman Queen and
COurt. Bottom Right: Amy and her
€scort Don Knapp parade proudly
through Pete Henry Gymnasium
J.C. Gorman Assembly 43
Spiriters Busy
Throughout
Year
The 1983-1983 school year
Proved to be one of the busiest
yet for the Pep Club. Besides spon-
SOring all the pep assemblies, mak-
INg signs and selling ribbons, they
Qlso sponsored the second annual
Flex Off. Out of the nine par-
ticipants, the class winners were
Oger Stewart, Senior; Kevin
Taylor, Junior: Andy Beaire,
Sophomore; and Joe Beatty,
Freshman. The overall winners
Were Stewart who placed first, Ray
Snelling, second, and Kenny
s0hnson and Kevin Taylor, who
tied for third.
The reserve cheerleaders, under
the leadership of Captain April
Hutchinson and the varsity under
Patty Givand, were very busy this
Summer. They attended a
cheerleading camp at Ohio State
'N Columbus. While there they
Competed against ten other
Squads and placed fifth. Individual-
Y Rena Daniels was ranked the
top cheerleader. Patty Givand
S€cond, and Michelle Owens third.
Uring the varsity football games
the Frosh Cheerleaders sold candy
'0 raise money for new uniforms
for the basketball season.
The Mansfield Senior Highstep-
Pers placed well in three separate
Competitions. The first was the Miss
rill Team U.S.A. here at Mansfield
nior, where they placed first in
Military, and second in kick. They
Placed second in the auxiliary com-
Petition in Cincinnati. On February
h they went to California to
Compete in national competition,
where they placed tenth out of
'Wenty-eight squads. They also
Performed at many of the half
times at the home basketball
9ames and at the Richland Mall
during a two day exhibition.
This Page: Top: Tyger parents show
their school spirit. Lower Left: Senior
Division flex off winner Roger Stewart,
@xes his quadriceps for the ladies.
Ower Right: JV cheerleaders inspire
the basketball teams during a pep
sembly. Opposite Page: Top Left:
Frosh cheerleaders cheer for their "men
Of work.” Top Right: Highsteppers
Prepare to do their stuff. Middle: Var-
sity cheerleaders shoot for the fans.
ttom: Kevin Thompson, Jeanetta
Lamb, Tyran Phelps, Mary Marshall
Pose for the camera.
Spirit 45
Suspense-Filled
Comedy
Presented
On February 17, 18, and 19
Drama Club represented a
Homicidal Comedy ‘'Par for
the Corpse,’ starring Anne
Bernhardt, Maureena
Vollmer, Eric Bullock, Kathy
Davis, Paul Smith, Rennette
Van Etten, Angie Rayburn,
Halden Sabri, Merl Mount,
and Sean Ragsdale.
The play opens with Anne
writing a@ novel and the
characters acting ouf her
words. The actors dramatize
a murder with the evidence
pointing to Maureena, as
the killer, or was it Eric?
Mr. Asher directed the
play, and Asa Jesse was the
Business Manager.
Opposite Page: Top: Anne Ber-
nharot comforts Bullock in this time
of confusion. Bottom: Merl Mount is
welcomed to the party by Kathy
Davis. This Page: Top Left: After the
death of Daniella, Sean Ragsdale
relaxes his nerves with a drink. Top
Right: /n frustration af the loss of her
lines, Anne Bernhardt throws her
script to Maureena Vollmer. Bot-
tom: Don't you think they need a
drink, maybe an Old Fashioned?
48 Softball
Tyger Softball
Has Tough Season
The 1983 girl's softball team,
under Coach Wayne Au, had a
rebuilding year, winning only
one of their 16 games. The in-
field was handled by veterans
Luanne Krichboum at third
base, Sherry Smallstey
Demoise at short, Cathy Bishop
at second, and Mamie Ramsay
at first. Cindy Etzel, Jody
Pollman, and Chris Rapheal
managed the outfield, while
Kim Johnson and Kelly Adams
held the catching and pitching
duties, respectively. The girls |
gained much valuable ex-
perience and will be ready to
play next year.
Awards went to Co-captain,
Cathy Bishop and Sherry
Demoise; Sue Bottorf, Most Im-
proved; Sherry Demoise, Most
RBI's; Mamie Ramsay, Best On
Base Percentage; and Cindy
Etzel, Most Runs Scored.
This Page: Top Left: Susan Bortorf is safe
at home. Top Right: Cathy Bishop
makes the play of first. Bottom: Sherry
Demoise is there to make the tog.
Opposite Page: Top Left: Ann Kracker
manages the scorebook. Bottom Left: A
perfect pitch to Cindy Etzel. Bottom
Right: Tyger infield awaits the pitch.
50 Baseball
Rebuilding Year
for Baseball
The 1983 Tyger baseball
team had what would amount
to a disappointing season. They
finished 2-14 on two one run
victories over St. Peters, one of
which ended the season. The
team, however, will have a
strong nucleus for next year,
returning twelve lettermen.
Special awards were given to:
Rob Burriss, Most Valuable and
highest batting average; Don
Haynes, Team Captain Brett
Gilbert, Most Improved.
This Page: Top: Sreve Konstantinidis
watches and waits. Bottom Left: With
pride Pete Webb patrols the third base
area. Bottom Right: With glove on hip,
Leonard Adkins prepares to do his job.
Opposite Page: Top: The squad in a
pre-game conference. Middle: Ted
Mayo warms up before a game with
the advice of his coach. Bottom: A shor
of the Team in Action.
51
Baseball
52 Track
Track Teams
Compete
Together
In the second year of
competing in the same
meets together, the boys
and girls track team fared
well. The boys, going into
the Mehock Relays, had one
of the best times in the 400
meter relay. Unfortunately
they were disqualified as
One of the runners jumped
the gun. Donnie Eatmon had
the third best qualifying time
in the 100 meters, but had to
pull out of the finals because
Of a pulled hamstring.
At the Spring Sports ban-
quet Donnie Eatmon was
Named captain, while his
brother Ronnie gained the
Most Valuable Runner
Award. Bubba Toddie was
named Most Improved Run-
ner. Vernon Hairston re-
ceived the Coaches’ Award.
The biggest highlight of
the girls season was placing
seventh in the Marion Night
Relays. They were led by
Most Valuable Runner,
Angie Gardner, who gained
Many things in her four year
Career on the team. Gay
Holmes and Jeanetta Lamb
set records in the discus and
shot put, respectively.
Jeanetta also took fourth in
the Marion Relay and third
in the District meet.
Along with Most Valuable
Runner, Angie Gardner was
also named captain at the
Spring banquet. Sonya
Haynes was named Most
Improved Runner. The
young team, made up of
Only four seniors, has much
to look forward to next
year.
This Page: Top: Preparing for the
track meet is Duke Barker and An-
drew Gardner. Bottom Left: Thad
Rosenberger concentrates on the
throw. Bottom Right: Stretching for
the track meet is Sonya Haynes.
Opposite Page: Top Left: Stacey
Miller striving for the finish. Top
Right: Pushing for the win is Donnie
Eatmon. Bottom Right: Receiving
the baton is Kevin Thompson.
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54 Tennis
Netters Have
Long Season
The boys’ tennis team, under
the helm of Coach Jerry
Lorentz, finished out a long
season with a _ disappointing
record of 0-17. The boys gained
Much valuable experience,
however, as Lorentz is a local
tennis pro who could give his
knowledge of the game as
well as his time.
Brad Cochran held the
number one seed, followed by
Paul Smith at number two and
Brent Calver at three.
In doubles seniors Terry Carto
Qnd Darren Jackson claimed
the number one seed, with
Boyd Bolte and Tim Conn in
Number two.
The team has every hope of
Making big strides next year
With four returning lettermen.
This Page: Top Left: Tim Conn concen-
frates on a return. Top Right: Paul Smith
Shows the proper form. Bottom: Terry
Qnd Brad show the disappointment of
defear. Opposite Page: Top Right: Brad
Cochran prepares to serve. Bottom:
Coach Lorentz prepares Brent Calver
fora tough match.
Tennis
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Drama
Students
Go "Up the
Down
Staircase”’
The Drama Club
presented the second play
of its season, ‘Up the Down
Staircase,"’ on May 13-14, in
the Senior High auditorium.
The play was directed by
William Asher. “Up the
Down Staircase’’ added a
new dimension to theatrics
at MSH by incorporating the
audience into the play.
The play followed the ex-
periences of a new teacher
at a New York City high
school. The teacher, Sylvia
Barrett, performed by Kathy
Davis, befriends two
teachers, Paul Barringer
played by Eric Bullock and
Bea Scrachter performed by
Maureena Vollmer. She also
has many confrontations
with a hard nosed vice-
principal, J. J. McHabe
played by Sean Ragsdale,
and tries to help Joe Fer-
rone, a student played by
Pat Vulgamore.
Barringer, a character
who thinks he is so good
looking he can wear tacky
clothes and still look nice, is
an author who is continually
rejected. Barringer also has
to contend with a student,
Alice Blakely, performed by
Jodi Duffey, who has fallen
in love with him.
Miss Barrett has trouble
coping with Calvin Coolidge
High and contemplates leav-
ing for an easier teaching
job in Upstate New York, but
finally decides to stay.
This Page: Top: Sue Miller plays the
part of an old college friend Sylvia
Bottom Left: The auditorium en-
trance. Bottom Right: Sylvia thinks
about leaving. Opposite Page: Top:
Lunch time in the teachers’ lounge.
Bottom Left: Joe Ferrone going ''Up
the Down Staircase."
Remember
When
In the future anyone who
happens to read this will
remember the 1982-83
school year as being one
where kids hung out
together, went fo parties,
and had a good time. But
this is just only scratching the
surface.
Pizza Hut and Park Lanes
still were the popular
hangouts, with the addition
of Diamond Jims, after foot-
ball and basketball games.
Also as the school year
wore on, the number of kids
who carried portable tape
players, commonly known
os *“boxes’" anid
“walkmans’’ grew. This
prompted Mr. Morvai to
begin and enforce a tough
new rule banning
“walkmans’ from _ school
altogether and giving the
Owners of the ‘boxes’ the
right to play them only dur-
ing lunch in the cafeteria and
in the gym.
Preppie clothing was still
popular for both males and
females. Both sexes wore
polo shirts, and pin striped
pants. For the boys there
were thin ties, wing tip shirts,
and cuffed pants. For the
girls there were mini _ skirts,
colored hose, low heels,
bold jewelry, and short hair.
Opposite Page: Top Left: Stephanie
Crawford takes a break from judg-
ing contestants during the 2nd An-
nual Flex-Off. Top Right: Mrs. Har-
wood smiles as she finishes prepar-
ing the flowers for the IOS St.
Patrick's Day flower sale. Bottom:
Michelle Owens receives con-
gratulations from her sister Krystal
Owens and Alethia Jones after this
year’s J. C. Gorman assembly. This
Page: Top: Olympics of the Mind
personnel Steve Sidle and Rich
Richwine carefully place weights on
top of balsa wood structure as
Bowen Lee watches. Bottom Left:
Dong Doan gives the camera her
Pose. Bottom Right: The Cosmic
Force performs the “wave” in their
act during V.V.
Social Life 61
62 Academic Life
Classes Varied
to Suit Needs
There are many people who
Make up Senior High. As of the
1983 school year there were
1,098 students and 110 teachers
here at the school.
There were numerous pro-
grams and courses offered for
both the college bound and
vocational students. Academic
Students could choose from
courses such as College Math,
Advanced Composition, Great
Books, Biology 1 and 2,
Chemistry, Physics and Com-
parative Government. These
Courses might have a weight
factor of 1.0 up to 2.0. There
were also various foreign
language courses offered.
Those who chose to work
before and after graduation
May have enrolled in one of
the vocational programs. These
Classes included Auto
Mechanics, Welding, Machine
Shop, Wood Shop, Power
Mechanics, Drafting, and
various Home Economics
Courses. Students who attend
Classes and work at their jobs
half a day may be in the OWE,
OWA, COE, DCT, and DE. There
are many good courses offered
for the vocational and
academic students.
Opposite Page: Top: Students learn
how an engine works in Power
Mechanics. Lower Left: Lori Hazlett
seems dazed by a math test. Lower
Right: The library provides a quiet
Place for reading and research. This
Page: Top Left: All students take
Physical Science. Top Right: Scott
Howard sets the clamps on his project
in Wood Shop. Bottom: Mr. Gross
relaxes between Classes.
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Academic Life 63
64 Class Day
Sue Cline Named
Valedictorian
During Class Day activities
held on May 31, 1983, Sue Cline
and Tom McMillen were
recognized as_ valedictorian
and salutatorian.
Sue was also honored with
Jeff Croghan for the American
Legion Award and the
Michigan Honor Trophy; with
Jeff McKinney for the American
Legion Government Test; was
an A.A.U.W. award winner;
and was named a Scholastic
Athlete with Steve Sidle.
Other award winners were
Curt Fox with the MEA Scholar
ship, the Civitan Award, and a
$1000 scholarship from the
University Club. The University
Club also honored Hanna Bolte
and Jeff Croghan as out
standing girl and boy. Runners
up were Sue Cline, Angie Gard-
ner, Angela Tynch, Gloria
Williams, Curtis, Fox, Vernon
Hairston, Paul Schroeder, and
Steve Sidle. Chris Ticknor was
given the Ann Gerrell Memorial
Award, which was given for
the first time in memory of the
late Ann Gerrell.
Missy Miller received the
George Cole Memorial Award,
Bausch & Lomb Award, Rotary
Club Award, and was honored
by the Society of Women
Engineers along with Becky
Lewis and Cindy Cates.
Vernon Hairston and Jeanet-
ta Lamb received the Pete
Henry Award.
Before the Program conclud-
ed, Darren Chatman accepted
the gavel for the Class of 1984.
This Page: Upper Left: Mrs. Harsch
presents Tom McMillen the salutatorian
medal. Upper Right: Dr. Cromer an-
nounces Sue Cline as the Valedictorian.
Bottom: Darren Jackson passes the
gavel to Darren Chatman. Opposite
Page: Upper Left: Cindy Cafes, a
scholastic honor student, is awarded a
gold tassel and cords. Bottom: Seniors
assemble in the auditorium for the
beginning of the Class Day program
ClassDay 65
66 Senior Prom
Seniors Have
‘A Night to
Remember’
The Class of '83 held its senior
prom at Mohican Lodge on
Wednesday, June 1. A buffet
dinner featuring roast beef,
chicken, and ham was served
to the partygoers, followed by
dancing with DJ Sam Avellone.
During the evening seniors
voted for their choice for prom
king and queen; DeeJaye Mehl
and Don Knapp were selected.
Following the formal dance,
most of the seniors and their
dates changed clothes and
then gathered at Cinema
World, where they saw either
“Flashdance’’ or ‘‘Blue
Thunder.’’ The night was top-
ped off with bowling and
billiards at Park Lanes.
For the Class of ‘83 this was
truly *’A Night to Remember.”’
This Page: Top: Aimee makes last
minute repairs on Cheryl's dress. Bot-
tom Left: Becky Lewis and Jeff Guill
share a glass of punch during a break in
the dancing. Bottom Right: Aimee
Erdenberger and her date think of past
memories. Opposite Page: Top: Seniors
enjoy Sam Avellone’s music. Lower
Left: Eric Bullock pours some punch for
his date
Senior Prom 67
68 Commencement
253 Seniors
Graduate at
Arlin Field
On June 4, 1983, Com-
mencement and Bac-
calaureate exercises took
place with a welcoming
speech given by President
of the class, Darren Jackson.
Sue Cline, Valedictorian,
gave a speech on Friend-
ship, saying to “hold on to
your memories,’ and Tom
McMillen, Salutatorian,
spoke on the changes in
education since this class has
been in school. Reverend
Archie Johnson, the pastor of
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church,
and grandfather of senior
Angela Tynch, gave the in-
vocation, scripture, and
benediction.
The Class of 1983 happily
threw their hats into the air
at the end of their exercises
to celebrate their victory of
finally receiving their
diplomas. They proudly
marched off the field fo
music played by the
Mansfield Senior Varsity
Band, thus ending their last
formal gathering as a class.
Opposite Page: Top: The Class of
‘83 gathers at Arlin Field for the last
time. Bottom: Tricia Crotty and
Sylvia Curry flash big smiles as they
get ready to enter the stadium. This
Page: Top: Samantha Roe is pleas-
ed with her diploma. Lower Left:
Saluratorian Tom McMillen makes
his speech. Lower Right: Hors off to
the Class of ‘83!
Commencement
69
FRESHMEN
Kellie Adams
Denise Adkins
Gary Adkins
Lisa Adkins
Mart Adkins
Tony Adkins
Annette Adkison
Karen Allwardt
Dan Artripe
Matt Baehr
S. Barr
Mike Bays
Joe Beatty
Cathy Belmer
Class of '86
Advisor: Mr. Cahill
President: Marhew Adkins
Vice-President: Bowen Lee
Treasurer: Brenda Conners
Secretary: Teresa Hood
Activities: Held two bake sales, ran coat
checks at basketball games, ran rummage
sale at Arlin Field (sponsored by Tyger Moms)
72 Freshmen
Ty Benedict
Jeri Bernat
Christie Bishop
Pat Bishop
Michelle Blakley
Angela Blanton
Vicki Blevins
Bobby Bogolis
Anroine Bond
Shawn Booker
Brian Botdorf
Theresa Bowen
Rosemary Boyd
Rodger Boyles
Mike Branham
Dorthy Brock
Angela Brooks
Carl Brown
Curt Brown
Vicki Brown
Loni Bullis
Earl Burke
Marvin Burtin
Richard Byerly
Michelle Caldwell
Amy Calhoun
Bobby Carcione
Anita Carroll
Mark Carter
Latonia Chatman
Doug Christo
James Clark
John Clark
Tim Clifford
Mark Coffee
Mike Coffee
Brian Coleman
Bob Collins
Sherry Collins
Cornelius Congius
Lora Conn
Brenda Conners
Laura Cook
Pearl Crawford
Jesse Crego
Curtis Crider
Angela Curran
Darlene Curry
Angela Daniels
Freshmen
73
Varsity Football
Head Coach: Harold Dean; Assistant Coaches:
Scott Gordon, Jeff Schwall, Halley Weaver,
George Andress, Bill Brown, Dave Moore, Mike
Loveless; Awards: Jimo Adams: Vernon
Hairston; Offensive Back: Craig Leedom; Best
Offensive Lineman: Ed Stevens; Defensive
Back: Terrence Whitcher; Defensive Lineman:
Vernon Hairston; Coaches Award: Orlando
Tackett; Captains Award: Paul Schroeder, Ver-
non Hairston; Manager: Mathew Adkins,
Record: 7-3
Freshman
Football wT SS Se
Head Coach: Dave Moore Assistant Coach: Jim Battisti Record: 1-5 Captains: David Minard, Curt N
Brown Special Awards: David Minard, Curt | a
Brown nie
Mary Daniels
Antoinette Davis
Dennis Davis
Janet Davis
Rhonda Davis
Sabrina Davis
Patricia Dean
Paul Dilley
Ted Ditmars
Ha Doan
Diana Duncan
James Duncan
Donald Duran
Eric Durfee
74 Freshmen and Teams
Volleyball
Varsity Coach: Kofhy Reed Reserve Coach:
Wayne Au Record: 9-10 Awards: Most Points
Served: Jeanetta Lamb Captains: Sherry
Demoise, Jeanetta Lamb
Golf
Coach: Dick Henry Record: 3-18 5th in
Mansfield Tournament, 11th in Sectional Cap-
tain: Steve Sidle Awards: Low Medalist: Bobby
Carcione; Most Improved: Rod Zeliner
David Ernsberger
Larry Evans
Tamika Evans
Patty Faulkner
Denise Fenton
Lori Felton
Liz Fisher
Barry Feltner
Angela Elger
Derek Foster
Paula Fraley
Randall Francis
Andrew Franklin
Carla French
Freshmen and Teams
75
Cross Country
Coach: Bob Neuman
Most Valuable Player: Duke Barker
Most Improved: Tim Pererson
Varsity
Basketball
Coach: John Miefert
Record: 15-6
Captains: Jeanetta Lamb and Carla Norris
Manager: Kim Welty
Most Valuable Player: Jeanerta Lamb
Best Free Throw %: Carla Norris
Best Field Goal %: Gay Holmes
Most Rebounds: Jeanerra Lanb
Most Assists: Carla Norris
Larry Frisby
Denise Frye
Ruth Garnes
Audrey Garove
Deanne Gillis
Chris Gleason
Charles Gollinue
Wendy Gopp
Hobert Grubbs
Donald Green
Tim Grillo
Robert Grimes
Patti Hackworth
Paul Hall
76 Freshmen and Teams
Varsity Basketball
Coach: Joe Prats
Assistant Coaches: Wilbur Lanier, Bob Neuman, Geron
Tate
Record: 16-6
Captains: Bobby Taylor, J. C. Walker, Dennis Minard
Managers: Robert Maxwell and Mart Adkins
Most Valuable Player: Bobby Taylor
Most Points: Bobby Taylor
Most Rebounds: Tyron Buck
Most Assists: Eric Toddie
Best Field Goal %: Tyron Buck
Best Free Throw %: Bobby Taylor
Most Improved: Craig Leedom
Tennis
Coach: Marty Elias
Record: 2-13
Four Year Award: Amy Essex
Most Valuable Player: Lynn Kochheiser
Most Improved: Vicki Speigle
Wes Hall
Ralph Haller
Charmin Hammond
Sam Hane
Fionn Harris
Verta Harris
Richmond Hartman
Roy Haynes
Tim Hedrick
Michele Heflen
Shelly Heston
Steve Higginbotham
Jeff Hildebrand
Darren Hines
Freshmen andTeams 77
Reserve
Basketball
Record: 6-14
Coach: Bob Neuman
Manager: Mathew Adkins
Freshman
Basketball
Record: 14-4
Coaches: Jim Battisti, Don Blakley
Manager: Mathew Adkins
Scorekeeper: Robert Maxwell
Paula Hinton
Adrian Hobbs
Jeffrey Hoffman
Teresa Hood
Sayro Horn
Rhonda Hoskins
Scott Howard
Spencer Howard
Beth Hutchison
Mary Isaac
Lisa Ison
Laconia James
Obbie Jarrell
Debbie Jennings
78 Freshmen and Teams
Reserve Basketball
Record: 20-0
Coach: Rita Gibbs
Manager: Kim Welty
Kim Johnson
Kim Johnson
Lamonte Johnson
Rodney Johnson
Ulyssa Johnson
Alethia Jones
Lisa Jones
Tina Kelly
Loretta Kennedy
April Kipp
David Knapp
Sarah Knapp
Steve Knapp
Glen Knorr
John Kopcial
Jennifer Krichboum
Richard Lacey
Brenda Lambert
Carol Lambert
Marie Lambert
Sandy Lambert
Liz Lamp
Kenny Lawhorn
Renee Lawhorn
Reed Lawhun
Bowen Lee
Charles Lee
Tracy Leech
Freshmen andTeams 79
Varsity
Wrestling
Coach: Clarence Jacocks CoCaptains: CW
Adkins, Bill Benjamin, Terry Branham, Mike
Lewis Manager: Wayne Bundy MYP: Billy
Stevens Most Improved: Bill Benjamin
Reserve
Wrestling
Coach: Ron Stallard &
fol VFN
Jody Lemaster
Bill Lewis
Robby Lloyd
Kari Lutz
Brenda Lykins
Lorena Lykins
Richard Moffett
| Toyia Majors
Lisa Malishefski
| Teresa Markwell
Andrea Massey
Tammy Matheny
Rita Mays
Wendy McCartney
80 Freshmen and Teams
Softball
Record 1-16 Coach: Wayne Au CoCaptains:
Sherry Smallstey Demoise and Carthy Bishop
Scorekeeper: Ann Kracker Most Improved:
Susan Bottorf
Varsity Baseball
Record: 2-14 Coach: Jack Soliday Captai1: Don
Haynes Scorekeeper: Timberly Blaisinw MVP:
Robbie Burris Most Improved: Brert Gilé 2rt
David McIntire
David McMillen
Florence Mcglone
Troy Mengert
Devin Merritt
Chery! Militello
Denny Miller
Jay Miller
Stacey Miller
Tracy Miller
David Minard
Dan Moore
Tashia Morgan
Mary Morrow
Freshmen and Teams
81
Tennis
Record: 0-17
Coach: Jerry Lorentz
Captain: Darren Jackson
MVP: Brent Calver
Most Improved: Brad Cochrar
Boys’ Tracl
Coach: Fred Atwater
Assistant Coach: George Andress
Captain: Vernon Hairston
MYP: Donnie Eatmon
Most Improved: Ronnie Eatmon
Christy Myers
Phil Nichols
Crystal Norris
Chris Olson
Bruce Owens
Garnetfa Owens
Kevin Owens
Robin Page
Scott Parker
Tim Parks
Dennis Patterson
Tim Peterson
Tyran Phelps
Sarah Pierce
82 Freshmen and Teams
Girls’ Track
Coach: Rita Gibbs
Assistant Coach: Robert Hood
MVP: Angie Gardner
Most Improved: Gay Holmes
Reserve Baseball
Record: 4-10
Coach: Jack Soliday
Sue Plair
John Plankenhorn
John Pollock
Allison Prater
Chris Raphael
Trent Redmond
Lucinda Reed
Brian Reedy
Jill Renwick
Judy Renwick
Connie Richmond
Dreama Risner
Delphine Roane
Kevin Roane
Freshmen andTeams 83
Varsity
Cheerleaders
Advisor: Mrs. Hare Captain: Parti Givand Co-
Captain: Michelle Owens Activities: They
cheered af all varsity football and baskerball
games and held car washes to raise money
for camp. Awards: They received the number
one squad award at camp. Individual awards
went to Rena Daniels as no. 1 cheerleader,
Patti Givand as no. 2, and Michelle Owens as
no. 4
Reserve
Cheerleaders
Advisor: Mrs. Hare Captain: April Hutchison
Activities: They cheered at the reserve games
and sold cookies for a fund raiser. Awards:
Stacey Young received an award for Top Ten
at camp
Tonya Roberts
Staci Rollins
Dawn Romanchuk
Clinton Rowe
John Russell
Theresa Russell
Debby Rutter
Arnold Salyers
Patsy Salyers
Teena Salyers
Robert Sampsel
Thomas Sampsel
Kris Scheets
Don Setser
84 Freshmen and Groups
Freshmen
Cheerleaders
Advisor: Mrs. Renwick Activities: They cheered
ot the freshman football and baskerball
games. They also sold cookies and hair ribbons
ot the varsity foorball games
Pep Club
Advisor: Kerria Sigler President: Hanna Bolte
Vice-President: Eric Bullock Secretary: Jeff
Croghan Treasurer: Todd Hudson Activities:
They organized the pep assemblies and sold
spirit ribbons and bumper stickers
Edna Setser
Richard Setser
Lenell Shelby
Michael Shelton
Danny Simones
Brett Smith
Linda Smith
Lisa Smith
Lloyd Smith
Rick Smith
Scott Smith
Onray Smoot
Dan Snyder
Pam Spicer
Freshmen and Groups
85
86
Michelle Stephens
Christina Swander
Richard Swanger
Charles Thompson
Garland Thompson
Randy Thompson
Manhigan
Editors: Darren Jackson and Robert Maxwell
Photographers: Kris Lutz, Sean Ragsdale, Steve
Hardin Typists: Sally Schrader and Belinda Hall
Advisor: Dove Gross Activities: The yearbook
staff's activities included attending a workshop
sponsored by Taylor Publishing Company to
learn about yearbook production and design.
Also selling ads and books played a big role in
putting together the book. A candy sale and a
jewelry sale helped earn extra money for the
book
Hyphonerian
Editor-in-chief: Lynn Kochheiser Assistant
Editor: Eric Bullock Feature Editor: Gaydine
Hildebrand Business Manager: Dana Violet
Advertising Manager: Teresa Griffea Circula-
tion Managers: Stephanie Marsh and Joy
Tolliver Photographers: Kris Lutz, Steve Hardin,
and Eric Bullock Advisor: Ann Kohutek Ac-
tivities: This year's newspaper staff sponsored
the annual Quill and Scroll current events quiz,
attended BGSU journalism workshop, publish-
ed a newspaper approximately once every
four weeks and held a workshop for middle
schools. The staff spent a lot of time in selling
ads, candy and newspapers
Cliff Stamper
Derrick Snelling
Lori Tadijanac
Kevin Taylor
Sonia Taylor
Lauri Theaker
Recco Todd
John Tridico
Freshmen and Groups
Hypho Business
Staff
Advisor: Ann Kohutek Activities: The Hypho
business staff's activities consisted of selling can-
dy, ads, and newspapers
Liso Tuttle
Joe Valdry
Diana Vandorn
Bob VanRiper
Roberta Violet
Pam Vogus
Randy Wade
Tim Wagner
Russ Ward
Kimberly Webb
Barron Webber
Justine Weikel
Kim Welty
Steve Wharton
Homer Whitson
Daniel Wilkinson
Scott Wilkins
Billy Williams
Ernie Williams
Freddie Williams
Leslie Williams
Randy Williams
Ricky Williams
Joe Workman
Anita Young
Peg Young
Pamela Young
Freshmen and Groups
Lisa Allman
Robbie Andrews
Angela Atwell
Ron Beaire
Robert Ball
Chris Banks
Duke Barker
Theresa Barrett
Melanie Bennett
Paul Bishop
Trent Black
Rodney Blackwell
Tyanne Blaising
Vickie Blevins
Class of ’85
President: Andrew Gardner Vice President:
Joyce Hedrick Secretary: Duana Evans
Treasurer: Lora Kinkade, Kris Catello Advisors:
Dave Gross and Mary Margret Moore Projects:
Money making projects held by the
sophomores were: Back to school dance, Spice
Shaker Sale, Class and Tyger T-Shirt Sale, Spirit
Button Sale, Candy Bar Sale, and a Valentine
Sucker Sale.
88 Sophomores
Boyd Bolre
Michelle Bond
Jerry Boswell
Duane Bordorf
Susan Bottorf
Donna Boyd
Alice Bradshaw
James Bradshaw
Danita Britt
Ehram Brooks
Marilyn Brooks
Deno Bryant
Tyron Buck
Oliver Crittenden
Brent Calver
Kim Carroll
Kris Catello
Renee Caudell
Mark Christo
John Cline
Lawrence Coffindaffer
Hetrie Collins
Lucy Colosimo
Barb Combs
Hopey Conn
Tim Conn
Kevin Cook
Lisa Cook
Kim Corn
Doris Couley
Chery! Cox
Teresa Craft
Kathy Croghan
Brendo Crosby
Beth Crose
Selina Cunningham
Kim Danas
Jerry Davison
Shane Dean
Marty Dickerson
Rod Dinges
Kenneth Doty
Carl Drake
John Duellman
Jirn Duffey
Jodie Duffey
Julianna Duncan
Margie Edwards
Jeff Efird
Sophomores 89
Main Office
Monitors
Supervisors: Mr. Morvai, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs.
Gilbert, Mrs. Harris Activities: Run passes, stuff
teachers’ mailboxes
Counselors’
Office Monitors
Supervisor: Mrs. Groff Activities: Run passes,
answer phone, alphaberize, change schedules
on locater cards, take messages to teachers
Donna Elkins
Duana Evans
Debbie Fannin
Pat Farragher
Donna Fields
Linda Flucsa
Niki Foster
Jane Fox
Rebecca Fraley
Charles Frazier
Evon Fuller
Andrew Gardner
Brenda Gaston
Brett Gilbert
90 Sophomores and Groups
Attendance
Office Monitors
Supervisors: Mr. Stoodr, Mrs. Howard Activities:
Run yellow passes, run blue passes, answer
phone, match attendance cards, deliver
absence sheets
Mr. Black's
Office Monitors
Supervisors: Mr. Black, Mrs. Kochheiser Ac-
tivities: Run passes, make schedule changes
Doug Gladden
Tammy Green
Mary Grieble
Carla Griffith
Joe Hager
Kim Hagner
Jenny Hall
Kathy Hall
Dusty Harless
Tim Harless
Yvonne Harris
Steve Harsch
Regina Hart
Linda Hawkins
Sophomores and Groups
or
Office Monitors
Adult Vocational Education Supervisors: Mr
Clay and Mrs. Jones
Activities: Make copies, answer telephones
take registrations, register checks, and type
certificates
Nurse's Office:
Supervisor: Mrs. Horfield
Activities: Run passes, assist the nurse
Treasurer's Office:
Supervisor: Mrs. McBride
Activities: Count money, take checks and pur-
chase orders, and file
Library Aides
Supervisors: Mrs. Sidle and Mrs. Tatgenhorst
Activities: Make list of study hall students and
take to the study halls, help librarian stamp
books and shelve books
L. Hawkins
Tamla Hawkins
Sonya Haynes
Joyce Hedrick
Debbie Henderson
Brad Herring
Janese Hess
Bobby Hines
Hope Hinton
Lora Hinton
Mary Holbrook
Sheila Holley
Lesley Hood
Paul Hooper
92 Sophomores and Group
Bookstore Workers
Supervisor: Mr. Sauder
Activities: Sell supplies to the students
$3255 shader
Red Cross
Advisor: Mrs. Mudra
President: Raquel Bernat
Vice-President: Teresa Griffea
Secretary /Treasurer: Teresa Skipwith
Activities: Had two Bloodmobiles, one in October and
one in February
Shelly Hoover
Laura Huggins
April Hutchison
Tabatha Hyatt
John Jackson
Louella Jackson
Michelle James
Connie Jarrell
Asa Jessee
Claudia Johnson
Kenny Johnson
Marie Jones
Wendi Jones
Paul Kegley
Sophomores and Groups 93
a 8 FS
President: Pam Conners Vice-President: Joan
Miller Secretary: Cheri Pifer Treasurer: Berh
Staples Advisor: Mr. Groff Purpose: To provide
entry level occupations for seniors who are
graduating. Activities: They held two bake
sales, and a calendar and pizza sale. The
highlight of the year was an employer-
employee banquet
EO:
President; Dana Violet Vice-President: T. J
Studer Secretary: Tammi Olson Treasurer:
Kathy Wharton Advisor: Mrs. Horwood Pur-
pose: To train students for entry level office
employment. Activities: Sold baked goods,
candy, and St. Patrick's Day suckers, went to
breakfast, and took field trips to Shelby Mutual
and Lumbermans
Matt Keller
Jesse Kennebrew
Jody Kidwell
Lora Kinkade
Robert King
David Knipp
Anthony Lamb
Rick Lambert
Lisa Lawhorn
Kriss Lee
Richard Lee
Mike Lemaster
Lisa Lewis
Stephanie Likely
94 Sophomores and Clubs
oe hes eu
President: Teresa Estep Vice-President: Cathy
Bell Secretary: Liso Griffith Co-Treasurers: Ken
Knight and Diana Rachel Advisor: Mr. Davis
Purpose: A club that gives the vocational
students a chance to participate in extra-
curricular activities. Activities: They held candy
sales, a stuffed Tyger sale, a turkey raffle, and
competed in district competition. The officers
attended a fall delegates’ conference in Col-
umbus in November. An Employer-Employee
banquet was held on May 19, at SanDar
Smorgasbard. They took a field trip to the
telephone company, and had a guest
speaker, Mr. Pere Grant of NCTC.
Be ee ie
President: Bill Cantlebarry Vice-President:
Kevin Strubhor Secretary: Tammy Pofterson
Treasurer: Bonnie Croft Parliamentarian: John
Addison Reporter: Roger Stewart Advisor: Mr
Brown Purpose: A co-op program between
the school, student, and industry, whereby the
students are employed in either trade, in-
dustrial, or health related occupations. Ac-
tivities: DCT members staffed The Store,’ a
shop that gives underprivileged children
clothes, on weekends. They sold candles at
Christmas, and in March held a lollipop sale
money received went to the purchase of
classroom moterials. They also attended Ohio
Government Day along with many other VICA
members from Ohio
Sue Likes
Melissa Lloyd
Linda Loescher
Everett Logan
Mike Longood
Keith Luce
Andre Adley
Joanna Luttrell
Cathy Lutz
Jerry Lynch
Kevin Lyter
Paul Mack
Jim Maglortt
Marcus Marsh
Sophomores and Clubs
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Electronics VICA fy
President: Phil Edder Vice-President: John Jung
Secretary: Ed Moore Treasurer: Richard Risner
Sergeant Of Arms: Brian Gregory Advisor: Mr
Curt Smith Purpose: To learn basic electronics
such as wiring, reading electronical schematics
and basic repair on TV's, radios, amplifiers, etc
Activities: Class projects such as building radios
amps and sirens. Annual candy sales to sup-
port field trips to places like radio stations
N.C.T.C., Madison Senior High Electronics
Department and O.5.U. Mansfield Branch to
tour the Campus
Senior OWE
President: Liso Leadingham Vice-President:
Randy Ratliff Secretary: Tammy Parsons
Treasurer: Trudy Swanger Advisor: Mr. Stallard
Purpose: To study job related characteristics
such as punctuality, efficiency, attitudes, safety
on the job, and to prepare students for success
as a responsible working adult. Activities: Sold
candles, took a field trip to public library, held
a year end banquet at San-Dar.
Jackie Marshall
Rhonda Massey
Rita McKinney
Robin McQuistion
Jim Meister
Laura Metz
Chris Miller
Susan Miller
Donna Milow
Araba Mitchell
Marsha Morrow
Woody Mount
Jackie Mullins
Tonya Murphy
96 Sophomores and Clubs
OWA
President: Kriss Lee Vice-President: Camille
Owens Secretary: Sharon Cassidy Treasurer:
Tonya Hunter Reporter: Ken Youngen Advisor:
Mr. Linn Purpose: To provide for the social and
educational growth of the members, and to
provide service to the school and community
Activities: Sold two year planners and Easter
Eggs, held an Easter Party for the child
development day care center, provided lawn
and garden care for Watts Group Home, held
a year end banquet
OWE
President: Lorie Edwards Vice-President: |van
Madden Secretary: Mark Christo Treasurer:
Melanie Cheatham Advisor: Mr. Lutz Purpose:
To promote individual and class leadership —
emphasis is placed upon involvement in
creating a positive self image. Activities:
Organizing and inviting guest speakers, fund
raising projects for classroom material, career
oriented field trips, class recreational activities
promoting team work, class breakfast stressing
money management, and year end banquet
for a successful year
Laurel Murray
Lori Myers
Wendy Myers
Tim Nall
Tony Newbern
Troy Newbern
Heather Nore
Holly Norris
Annette Owens
Camille Owens
Rhonda Owens
James Pace
Ron Parr
Choku Patel
Sophomores and Clubs
97
Foods FHA
President: Michelle Ash Vice-President: Carlo
Hairston Secretary: Rhonda Slaughter
Treasurer: Rhonda Rowe Advisor: Mrs. Zim-
merman Purpose: To help youth assume their
roles in society thru Home Economics Education
in areas of personal growth, family living,
vocational preparation and community _in-
volvemenr. Activities: Field trip to Pioneer
Joint Vocational School, Restaurant tours,
preparing snacks for teachers in-service
meetings, baking cookies for Bloodmobile,
catering workshop for Vocational Special
Education, catering service, helping prepare
meals for judges during music competitions,
and Miss Drill Team Pageant
Auto VICA
President: John Meyers Vice-President: Tim Mc-
Cabe Secretary: Phil Probst Treasurer: James
Taylor Sergeant of Arms: Gordy Manis Advisor:
Mr. Olivieri and Ms. Ammons Purpose: To
develop leadership abilities through participa-
tion in Educational, Vocational, civic, recrea-
tional and social activities. Activities: They had
two candy sales, went on a field trip, and had
a canoe trip.
Star Paxson
Donnie Perkins
Robert Perry
Theresa Perry
Jeff Pfeiffer
Missy Pfleider
Theo Phelps
Danny Piatt
Jody Pollman
Kathy Pontious
Patricia Prichard
Barb Procker
Sharman Prosser
Maria Ratcliff
98 Sophomores and Clubs
FHA
President: Rose Richmond, Regina Resrelli, Cin
dy Corwin, Karen Sealey Vice-President: Robin
Abernathy, Dianne Loveland, Vanessa Fisher
Elaine Isaac Secretary: Cathy Knipp, Sherry
Richards, Roberta Davidson, Dawn Lee
Treasurer: Tracey Myers, Lona Slaughter.
Dianne Loveland, Rhonda Rowe Advisor: Mrs
Powell Purpose: The purpose of F.H.A. is fo
learn how to improve the home environment
and the community. Activities: They made
donations to the food basker and clothes to
the Volunteers of America at Christmas time
They also had field trips during the year to
observe and help teach in area day care
centers
Machine VICA
President: Ron Corn Vice-President: Don Cheek
Secretary: Don Crose Treasurer: Todd Clark
Advisor: Mr. Cook Purpose: To provide oppor-
tunities for service to industrial-rechnical youth
teaches how to live and work with orhers,
fosters respect for the dignity of work, and
develops a respect for our nations
technological advances
Bev Reeder
Jim Renwick
Sandy Richards
Nancy Rixson
Chery! Roark
Thad Rosenberger
Rick Rush
Adrienne Russell
Buck Schmidt
Chris Schmidt
Todd Shafer
Sam Shaver
Joy Sims
Jeff Slone
Sophomores and Clubs 99
Vincelia Stevenson
100
Paula Stambaugh
Darren Stallworth
Student Council
President: Jeff Croghan Vice-President: Han
nah Bolte Secretary: Raquel! Bernar Treasurer:
Sue Wharton Advisor: Mrs. Mudra Purpose:
According to the Constitution: The purpose of
this organization shall be to promore the
general welfare of Mansfield Senior High
School by: 1 Promoting positive school spirit by
the encouraging of student participation in ac
tivities. 2. Promoting sound democratic prin
ciples by: regulating school elections and pro-
moting a forum for student expression. Ac-
tivities: They revised the Constitution changing
the name from Student Governmenr to Stu-
dent Council, collected Christmas food baskets
held rhe J. C Gorman assembly, made signs
for the school levy, and co-sponsored the
relays dance with Malabar
National Honor
Society
President: Sue Cline Vice-President: Tom
McMillen Secretary: Christy Gibson Treasurer:
Mari Porterfield Advisor: Mr. Pugh Activities:
One main function is to provide turorial help
for students who ask for it. A number of
members have tutored during the school year
They also sponsored the Studenr-Faculty
Basketball game as a fund raiser
Brenda Smith
Kim Smith
Marla Smith
Nina Smith
Ruby Smith
Terri Smith
Wilma Smith
Kelly Snelling
Ed Steele
Randy Stevens
Ed Stewart
Sophomores and Clubs
Brian Stiltner
Tina Stoves
John Sylvester
Greg Sutton
Gary Taylor
Jean Taylor
Ron Taylor
Thelma Taylor
Tammie Thompson
Darla Timms
Bubba Toddie
Marlena Volimer
Pat Vulgamore
Gary Walker
Gary Walker
Gerald Ward
Jeff Ward
Roberta Ward
Carmen Webb
Carson Webb
Jerry Webb
Lori White
Ozzie Williams
Kathy Williamson
Jim Wilson
Frank Wilson
Denise Windham
Kevin Wiseman
Stacey Young
Kenny Youngen
Rod Zellner
Sophomores and Clubs 104
Mary Arbutina
Leisha Ash
Michelle Ash
Andrea Baldridge
Billy Bear
Peggy Bear
Debbie Beatty
Evan Benedict
Pat Benedict
Raquel Bernat
Anne Bernhardt
John Bertram
Kimberly Blackwell
Joe Boebel
Class of '84
President: Darrin Chatman Vice-President: Sue
Wharton Secretary: Anne Bernharof Treasurer:
Lynn Kochheiser Advisors: Ann Kohutek and
Bob Lull Activities: Soonsored the Homecom-
ing Assembly, dance, and game time ac-
tivities, held a Lifesaver Lollipop sale, a
Sweetest Day Carnation Sale, a Peanut Sale, a
Christmas Candy Sale, a Pizza and Giant
Cookie Sale, chose three graduation an-
nouncement styles to vote on in the fall of ‘83,
and ordered senior keys and memory books
on May 6 so seniors would have them in the
fall
102 Juniors
Angala Bond
David Bond
Dwayne Bond
Carl Bowman
Steven Braggs
Tina Brandt
Rondala Broaden
Steve Brown
Bob Bush
Sora Calhoun
Daniel Cantlebarry
Vince Carmel
Eric Carpenter
Dianna Carroll
Jesse Carsey
Darren Chatman
Melanie Cheatham
Rodney Cieda
Brian Clay
Kim Coffey
Bruce Cogar
Don Copley
Stephanie Crawford
Kathy Crose
Lynne Cunningham
Jim Curry
Kelly Cushing
Will P. Dovey
John Dean
Bill Debo
Juanita Debo
Lorenzo Dickson
Doug Doan
Sonio Eatmon
Carla Elkins
Mike Fensler
Carol Fields
Allison Fishburn
Richard Fraley
Glenda Frye
Mike Gamble
Julie Garove
Mary Green
Brian Gregory
Katreena Grimes
Eric Groff
Emma Grubbs
Jeff Guill
Andrew Gutshall
Juniors 103
Barb Higginbotham
Gaydine Hildebrand
William Hoffman
104
Steve Hackworth
Key Club
President: Ben Rachel Vice-President: Craig
Leedom Secretary: Shawn Regula Treasurer:
Paul Schroeder Advisor: Dave Gross Purpose:
To provide service to the school and the com-
munity. Activities: Rang bell for Salvation Ar-
my af Christmas, helped with Mehock Relay
traffic.
Drama Club
President: Eric Bullock Vice-President: Tricia
Crotty, John Rohrer Treasurer: Kathy Croghan
Secretary: Kathy Davis Advisor: William Asher
Purpose: Increase the appreciation and
awareness of rhe theater in school. Activities:
Put on and go to see plays, workshops ad-
vance session, puppetry
Dan Hall
Kristy Haller
Steve Hardin
James Harris
Toi Hatch
Lori Hazlerr
Paula Hedge
Joe Hedrick
Reginald Hess
Brian Horsley
Juniors and Clubs
Chess Club
President: Todd Hudson Vice-President: Brad
Loeschor, Jeff McKinney Advisor: William Asher
Purpose: Play chess and improve skills. Ac-
tivities: Play chess
German Club
President: Raque/! Bernar Vice-President: Paul
Smith Treasurer: Jerry Bernat Secretary:
Tammy Wiseman Advisor: Frank Nephew
Purpose: To learn more about Germany Ac-
tivities: Prepare German dinners, went to
meetings
Becky Hoskinson
Chris Howard
Gina Howard
Robin Isaac
Chery! Jackman
Wes Jackson
Harold Jarvis
Ronald Jester
Leann Johns
Robert Jones
Renee Kash
Tim Keller
Sharon King
Debbie Knapp
Lynn Kochheiser
Steve Konstantinidis
Ann Kracker
Luann Krichboum
Lynn Leadingham
Alice Lee
Sue Lee
Juniors and Clubs 105
Melinda McCormick
Mary McGathey
106
Dianne Loveland
Black Culture
Club
President: Mary Nall
Vice-President: Stephanie Marsh
Secretary: Michelle Owens
Treasurer: Rose Feagin
Advisors: Mr. Pugh and Mrs. Morrison
Activities: The Black Culture Club held three
dances and sold two year calendars
Purpose: To provide service to the school and
community
Concert Choir
Director: Michele Shafer
President: Gloria Williams and Vernon Hairston
Vice-President: Patricia Givand and Darren
Jackson
Activities: This year's choir received straight
ones in the District and State Contests. Some of
the members performed in the Solo and
Ensemble Contest. Their activities included sell-
ing M&M's and tree ornaments
Kristin Lutz
Floyd Lynch
Kenny Lykins
Ivan Mack
John Maglott
Ted Mayo
Mark McBride
Traci McNiel
Renea Miller
Mike Minter
Sue Molson
Ed Monday
Danette Moore
Torence Moton
Tim Myers
Tracey Myers
Quinn Nall
Joe Neal
Juniors and Groups
SA Chorus
Director: Michele Shafer
Activities: Same as the Concert Choir
TB Chorus
Director: Michele Shafer
Activities: Same as the Concert Choir
Carla Norris
Chris Owens
Cheryl Pace
Tony Peterson
Sharon Plair
Jenny Porch
Elizabeth Purnell
Mamie Ramsay
Parti Rarcliff
Regina Restelli
Don Rice
Shawn Riley
Richard Risner
Cindy Roberts
Lindy Roberts
Cindy Rose
Rhonda Rowe
Halden Sabri
Melanie Salyers
Karen Schafer
Maria Scheurer
Juniors and Groups 107
Jazz Band
Director: Percy Hall
Assistant Director: Glen Fisher
Activities: Played at J. C Gorman, Jazz Festival
at Malabar, Simpson Concert, and at Freshman
Band Concert
Orchestra
Director: Percy Hall
Assistant Director: Chery! Markley
Activities: Played at Christmas Concert, Solo
and Ensemble Contests, First Presbyterian
Church Concert, and at the Homecoming
Assembly
Julie Schroeder
Lisa Scorr
Vicki Shafer
Theresa Skipwith
Rhonda Slaughter
Tracy Smith
Lavelle Snelling
Vickie Speigle
Angie Spencer
Ronda Spence
Chris Stanish
Billy Stevens
Tracy Stevens
Becky Stewart
Pat Stiteler
Bill Stiving
Richie Storms
T. J. Studer
Ronald Sturgill
Greg Surber
Vey
108 Juniors and Groups
: Varsity Band
Director: Percy Hall
Assistant Director: Glen Fisher
President: Tom McMillen
Vice-President: Eric Bullock
Treasurer: Missy Miller
Secretary: Christy Gibson
Activities: Marched ar foorball games and parades
played in Solo and Ensemble Contests, District and Stare
Competition, and other concerts during the year
Flag Girls
Activities: Marched with band at foorball games and
parades
Robin Swanger
Rita Tackatt
Kevin Taylor
Bill Thompson
Jodi Thompson
Kevin Thompson
Stella Todd
Sherri Turner
David Urt
Rennette VanEtten
Dana Violet
Stacy Waddell
Becky Walters
Cc. Webb
Geoff Weber
Kathy Wharton
Sue Wharton
Lori Williams
Tammi Wiseman
Tim Wiseman
Rob Workman
Juniors and Groups 109
Robin L. Abernathy Chale Charles C. Adams
Class of 1983
President: Darren Jackson Vice-President: Ann
Earley Secretary: Mari Porterfield Treasurer:
Sue Cline Advisors: Jim Goode and Scott Gor-
don Activities: The seniors presented the 1982
Varsity Varieties “On Broadway’’ in
November and held the annual citrus fruit sale
in December. The latter part of the year wos
spent preparing for the prom, “A Night to
Remember,” and other senior activities
110 Seniors
John R. Addison
Kimberly J. Back
Mark P. Basilone
Corey E. Black
Maureen A. Boyer
Allyson B. Bailey
Catherine D. Bell
Timberly L. Blaising
Bryon Britt
David A. Baker
William W. Benjamin
Chris B. Bogolis
Andrea L. Brooks
Thomas M. Bargo
Catherine J. Bishop
Hanna H. Bolre
Emma M. Brown
Seniors
Eric V. Bullock Wayne A. Bundy Robert W. Burris William T. Cantlebarry, Jr
Deborah L. Carcione Cindy L. Cates Diann R. Caudill Donald Cheek
Todd W. Clark Clara S. Cline John L. Collins Ronald N. Conard
Pamela L. Conners Ronald L. Corn Jr Bonnie C. Craft Willie J. Crittenden
112 Seniors
Jeffrey T. Croghan Anita K. Crooks Tricia A. Crotty Sylvia D. Curry
Roy G. Damron Douglas E. Daugherty Roberta D, Davidson Kathryn L. Davis
Sherry L. Smallstey Demoise Julie A. Devine Ann O. Earley Philip B. Eder
Seniors 113
Rebecca L. Edwards Laurie Edwards Aimee R. Erdenberger Amy S. Essex
Teresa R. Estep Cynthia L. Etzel Kimberly L. Evans Kevin J. Everson
Sharon K. Farragher Judy L. Faulkner Rose M. Feagin Benjamin T. Ferguson
114 Seniors
Chester W. Fidler
Violet J. Fuller
Patricia A. Givand
Belinda M. Hall
Ronald L. Fliger
Angelique M. Gardner
Teresa Griffea
Gay L. Holmes
Curtis W. Fox
Kimberly M. Garn
Jamie L. Griggs
Edward E. Hoskinson, Jr
Rebecca L. Francis
Christy K. Gibson
Vernon L. Hairston
Dionne R. Howard
Seniors
Edmond M. Howell Todd |. Hudson Scort A. Huffman Darren B. Jackson
Sherry A. Richards Jeffries Gina D. Jessee Bennie M. Johnson Kenneth Johnson
Sandra L. Johnson John A. Jung Emily L. Kick Leneice King
Tammy L. King Timothy L. Kittelberger Donald M. Knapp Kenith L. Knight
116 Seniors
Cathy S. Knipp Kelly S. Koppert Lora C. Kulka
Dawn M. Lee Craig A. Leedom
Bradley K. Loescher Pamela D. Louden
Robert G. Knipp
Jeanetta Lamb Lisa A. Leadingham
Rebecca A. Lewis Michael G. Lewis
Seniors 117
Kimberly A. Lutz Sandra K. Lowe Cheryl A. Mabry James A. Marcum II
Stephanie E. Marsh Mary E. Marshall Terri Martin Robert S. Maxwell
Timothy M. McCabe Jeffrey L. McKinney Thomas M. McMillen Dee Jaye Mehl
118 Seniors
Joan R. Miller
Cynthia M. Morgan
Candace C. Norris
Tamera L. Parsons
Melissa L. Miller
Merl L. Mount
Donna M. O’Shields
Tammy J. Patterson
Claudia G. Molson
Mary A. Nall
Dynetta M. Owens
Cheryl L
Pennington
Edward A. Moore
Kevin B.Nore
Elizabeth A. Parker
Prezinnis D. Perkins
Seniors
120
Cheri L. Pifer
Ben Rachel, Jr
Shawn Regula
Mark S. Rodgers
Seniors
Mari E. Porterfield
Diana L. Rachel
Rose M. Richmond
Samantha K. Roe
Todd Pottmeyer Philip E. Probst
Sean L. Ragsdale Angelina R. Rayburn
Richard S. Richwine Joan E. Rogers
Roslyn A. Rosenberger David J. Roy
Joseph R. Roy Barbara M. Russell Rodney J. Schmidt Sally A. Schrader
Paul A. Schroeder Karen L. Sealey David S. Shade Tamara L. Shelton
Steven K. Sidle Melvin E. Smith Paul E. Smith Wendell T. Smith
Seniors 121
Ray A. Snelling
Trudie L. Swanger
Steven W. Taylor
Joy A. Tolliver
Seniors
Carl E. Stevens
Orlando Q. Tackert
James R. Thompson
Annette M. Touby
Timothy L. Stillion
James R. Taylor
Christopher U. Ticknor
Angela M. Tynch
William B. Stout
Robert L. Taylor
Timorhy M. Timmer
Maureena M. Vollmer
Steven R. Watson
Rena L. Wilson
J.C. Walker
Gloria L. Williams
Senior Activities
Charles Adkins — Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12
Leonard Adkins — Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12;
National Honor Society 11, 12.
Gloria Allen — Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Track 11; Student Council 12;
Band 9, 10.
Kim Back — Majorette 9, 114; Homecoming Queen 11; VICA President
12; Band 9, 10, 11; Nurses’ Aide 12
Allyson Bailey — OWE 10, 12.
Cathy Bell — Band 9, 10; Hypho Business Staff 10, 11; Office Monitor
11; Softball 10; DECA Vice-President 12.
Bill Benjamin — Band 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; J. C
Gorman escort 12; Office Monitor 12.
Cathy Bishop — Pep Club 9, 10; Softball 10, 11, 12; Class Executive
Committee 10, 11, 12; Office Monitor 10, 11, 12; Student Government
9, 10.
Corey Black — Wrestling 11; COE 12.
Kenneth A. Webb
Carmie Webb
Danielle L. Young
Timberly Blaising — Band 9; Volleyball 9; Basketball Stat 10, 11;
Baseball Stat 12; Tennis 11, 12; Homecoming Court 11; Key Club 12;
Manhigan 12; Hypo Business Staff 12; Football Scrapbook 11; Civic
Day 12; Office Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12.
Diana Blevins — OWA 9: OWE 11; DCT 12.
Chris Bogolis — Baseball 9; Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10; Chess Club 10:
Orchestra 11; Jazz Band 11; Civic Day 12; Office Monitor 12
Hanna Bolte — Class Secretary 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (President 10,
11, 12); Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 12): Class
Executive Committee 10; Junior Achievement 10, 11, 12: One Act
Plays 10; Civic Day (School Board President 11, School Superintendent
12); Youth and Science Day 10; Science Fair 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 12;
Wrestling Stat 11, 12; Track Manager 9; Choir 10.
Andrea Brooks — Pep Club 9, 10; Pom Pom Girl 9; Class Executive
Committee 9, 10, 12; Black Culture Club 10, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12:
Courtside Sweetheart 10, 12.
Eric Bullock — Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Orchestra 11, 12:
Jazz Band 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12 (President 12); “Playroom” 11:
“Doctor in Spite of Himself’ 14; “Par for the Corpse” 12; “Up the
Down Staircase’ 12; Pep Club 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Pep Band 11,
12; Science Fair 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 12; Hypho Staff
12 (Assistant Editor); Varsity Varieties Director 12
Wayne Bundy — Wrestling Manager 9, 11, 12; Choir 9, 40, 11, 12: TB
Chorus 12.
Seniors
123
Robby Burriss — Baseball 9, 40, 11, 12
Deborah Carcione — Cheerleader 9, 10; Band 10, 11; Flag Corps 11;
Hypho Business Sroff 40, 11, 12; Hypho Editorial Staff 12; Student
Council 9, 10; Varsity Varieties 10.
Cindi Cates — Student Council 9, 12 (Vice-President 9); Cheerleader
9, 10; Key Club 12; Drama Club 11; Science Fair 42; Choir 12; ‘Doctor in
Spite of Himself’ 11.
Sue Cline — Tennis 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12
(Class Treasurer 11, 12); Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Hypho
Business Staff 14; National Honor Society 11, 12 (President 12); Varsity
Varieties 12
Pam Conners — Hypho Business Staff 11; IOS President 11; COE
President 12; Varsity Varieties 12; Class Executive Committee 12; Key
Club 12.
Mike Cotton — Basketball 9; Football 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12.
Bonnie Craft — Band 9, 10; DCT Treasurer 12.
Willie Crittenden — Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12;
Men's Glee 10, 11, 12; Office Monitor 12.
Jeff Croghan — Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 10, 11,
President 12); National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12 (Secretary
12); Tennis 10; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11; Boys’ State 11;
Olympics of the Mind 12; Varsity Varieties 9, 12; Red Cross 10; Civic
Day (School Board Vice-President 11, Director of Instruction 12); School
Plays 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 10, 14; Academic Challenge 11;
Homecoming MC 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz
Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Presidential Classroom 11.
Tricia Crotty — Drama Club 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Hypho Staff
41, 12; Plays 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 11, 12; SA Chorus 12; Student Council 9;
Varsity Varieties 9, 11, 12; Office Monitor 9, 11, 12; Class Executive
Committee 12.
124 Senior Activities
Sylvia Curry — Office Monitor 12; Home Ec 12; Pep Band 12; Flag
Corps 11, 12; Track 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 11; TB Chorus 12; Varsity
Varieties 9.
Roy Damron — Auto VICA.
Rena Daniels — Track 9, 10, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 12;
Varsity Varieties 12; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12.
Kathy Davis — Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12
(Secretary 12); “Asylum,”’ “Never Trust A," ‘Par for the Corpse,”’ ‘Up
the Down Staircase,’’ Stage Manager for ‘'Playroom.”’
Sherry Smallstey Demoise — Band 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 10, 11, 12
(Captain); Basketball 9, 10, 11; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12);
Manhigan 12; Hypho Business Staff 10, 11; Football Stat 12; Foorball
Scrapbook 11, 12; Kay Club 12; Office Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12.
Steve Dollish — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 12; Orchestra 12; Red
Cross 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 11); German Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11;
Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 12; ‘Par for the Corpse’ 12; Class
Executive Committee 11, 12; “Nine Dragons’ 12.
Ann Earley — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President
10, 11, 12); Office Monitor 10; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls’ State 11;
Cheerleader 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Civics Day 11, 12
(Councilman, Police Chief); Varsity Varieties 10, 12; Lunch Advisory
Committee 11.
Donald Eatmon — Track 9, 40, 11, 12.
Amy Essex — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 9);
Student Council Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; J. C. Gorman
Court 12; Red Cross 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12.
Cynthia Etzel — Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; National Honor
Society 12.
Kim Evans — Choir 11, 12; Girls’ Glee 10, 11.
Kevin Everson — Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12;
Baseball 12; Key Club 12.
Rose Feagin — Black Culture Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Class
Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Candy
Striper 9; Pep Club 10, 11 (Secretary 11); Jr. Achievement 10; Girls’
State 11; Civic Day 11; Office Monitor 12; Varsity Varieties Usherette
12; V. V. Committee 12; Homecoming Committee 11.
Ben Ferguson — One Act Play Crew 10; German Club 10, 11; Jr.
Achievement 11, 12 (Achievers’ Association Vice-President); Student
Council 12; Light Technician for Plays and Flex-Off; ‘Up the Down
Staircase.”’
Curtis Fox — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 12; Orchestra 12; Mansfield
Symphony Youth Orchestra 12; Jr. Achievement 10, 11, 12; Regional
Orchestra 12; Science Fair 11; Varsity Varieties 12; Civic Day 11, 12;
Olympics of the Mind 12.
Angie Gardner — Volleyball 9, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball
11; Class Representative 9; Student Council 12; Homecoming Court 11.
Kim Garn — Pep Club 9; Student Council 10, 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12;
“Never Trust a Man’’ 11; Office Monitor 11; COE 12.
Christy Gibson — National Honor Society 11, 12 (Secretary 12); Class
Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 14, 12; J. C.
Gorman Chairman 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Flag Corps
11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Band Council Secretary 12; Pep Club 9; Varsity
Varieties 9, 12; Civic Day 12; Office Monitor 11; Hypho Business Staff
10.
Patiricia Givand — Volleyball 9; Basketball 9; Track 10; Cheerleader
40, 11, 12 (Co-Captain 14, Captain 12); Black Culture Club 11, 12; Choir
9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-President 12); Band 9, 10.
Teresa Griffea — Student Council 11, 12; Class Executive Committee
11, 12; Red Cross 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Black Culture Club 12; Choir
12; Hypho Advertising Manager 12.
Vernon Hairston — Football 9, 10, 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11,
42; Student Council 9; Orchestra 9, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 11, 12; Choir 9,
40, 11, 12: National Honor Society 11, 12; Civic Day 11; Boys’ State 11.
Belinda Hall — Band 9, 10, 14, 12; Manhigan 12; Office Monitor 12;
Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12;
Jazz Band 9, 10; Orchestra 9, 10; Choir 12; Chorus 12; Civic Day 11, 12;
IOS 11; Varsity Varieties 12.
Scott Huffman — 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11.
Gay Holmes — Student Council 9, 10, 11; Class Executive Committee
9, 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12;
Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Black Culture
Club 10, 11; Varsity Varieties 12.
Todd Hudson — OWA 9; Baseball 9; Red Cross 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer
41); Student Council 11, 12; Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (President); Hypho
40, 11, 12; Bookstore 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12, (Treasurer 12); Civic
Day 12; Machine VICA 11, 12 (Secretary-Treasurer 11); Wood Shop
Assistant 12; CPR Instructor 11; V.V. Stage Manager 12.
Darren Jackson — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 (President
40, 11, 12); Student Council 9, 10, 14, 12; Manhigan 11, 12 (Editor 12);
Choir 9, 10, 14, 12 (President 12); Curriculum Advisory Committee 11,
12: Student Service Committee 12; Lunch Advisory Committee 11, 12
(President 12); Civic Day 11, 12 (Board of Education Treasurer 11,
Councilman 12); Varsity Varieties 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Flex-Off
MC 12; Office Monitor 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Cross
Country 9, 10.
Sherry Richards Jeffries — DCT 12; VICA 12.
Gina Jessee — Varsity Varieties 10, 11; Drama Production 9, 10;
Hyphonerian 10, 11, 12; Office Monitor 10.
Ben Johnson — Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 14, 12; Orchestra 11, 12;
Pep Band 12; Jazz Band 12; Drama Club 11, 12; One Act Plays 11;
“Playroom ’’ 11; ‘Par for the Corpse’ 12; ‘'Up the Down Staircase’ 12;
Technical Advisor 11, 12.
Sandra Johnson — Choir 9, 10, 114; Black Culture Club 10, 11; Class
Executive Committee 9, 10; Cheerleader 9; COE 12; Track Stat 9, 10,
44; Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12.
Leniece King — Band 9, 10, 14; Pep Club 9; Student Council 10; Flag
Corps 11; Basketball 11; Class Executive Committee 11, 12; DE 12.
Tammy King — IOS Vice-President 11; COE 12; J. C. Gorman Court 12.
Kenith Knight — Student Council 11, 12; DE Treasurer 12; Office
Monitor 12; Hypho Business Staff 9, 10, 11, 12.
Kelly Koppert — Softball 9, 10; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11,
12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Pep
Club 10, 11, 12; Tyger Mascot 10; Cheerleader 12; TB Chorus 12; SA
Chorus 12; Choir 12; National Honor Society 11, 12.
Lora Kulka — Tennis 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Executive
Committee 12; Varsity Varieties 12; National Honor Society 12:
Basketball Stat 9.
Barry Kuenkele — German Club 10, 11, 12 (President); Student
Council 11, 12; Jr. Achievement; Football 11; Track 12; Baseball 11, 12.
Jeanetta Lamb — Band 9, 10, 11; Choir 9, 10; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12
(Captain 12); Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 11, 12); Track 10, 11, 12
(Captain 12); Office Monitor 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class
Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Government 9, 10, 11;
Courtside Sweetheart 10.
Senior Activities
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Lisa Leadingham — OWE (Secretary 11, President 12)
Dawn Lee — Varsity Varieties Publicity Chairman 12; FHA Secretary
42:
Mike Lewis — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12
Key Club 114; Orchestra 12
Rebecca Lewis — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 9,
40, 11, 12 (Treasurer 10); Jazz Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10, 11; Hypho
Business Staff 14, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Varieties
42: Key Club 12; Pep Band 11, 12; J. C. Gorman Court 12
Brad Loescher — Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Student Council
40; Wrestling 11, 12; Bookstore 11, 12; Electronics 12.
Pam Louden — Class Representative 12; Varsity Varieties 12; OS 11;
COE 12: National Honor Society 12.
Sandra Lowe — Nursing VICA 12.
Mary Marshall — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student
Council 9; Basketball Stat 11, 12
Stephanie Marsh — Student Council 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Jr.
Achievement 9 (Vice-President); Class President 9; Red Cross 10;
Black Culture Club 9, 10, 12 (Vice-President 12)
Robert Maxwell — Cross Country 12; Track 12; Manhigan 11, 12
(Editor 12); Hypho Sports Editor 12; Varsity Varieties 11; Key Club 10,
41 (Secretary 11); Basketball Manager Scorer 10, 11, 12; Baseball
Manager Scorer 10, 11; Football Manager 9, 10; Class Executive
Committee 11; Hypho Business Staff 12; Chess Club 11, 12
Jeff McKinney — Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Hyphonerian 11;
Varsity Varieties 12
Tom McMillen — Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Band
9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Band Council 10, 11, 12 (President 12);
National Honor Society 11, 12 (Vice-President 12); Class Executive
Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 11, 12 (MC and Co-
Business Manager 12); Civic Day 11, 12; Science Fair 12.
DeeJaye Mehl — Basketball Stat 9; Band 9, 40, 11; Flag Corps 11;
Softball 10; Nursing VICA Vice-President 12; Manhigan 11.
John Meyers — Auto Shop President 12.
Joan Miller — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12; Orchestra 14, 12;
Jazz Band 11, 12; Hypho Business Staff 11; Varsity Varieties 12; |OS 11;
COE Vice-President 12
Missy Miller — Band 9, 40, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12;
Jazz Band 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Class Executive Committee 10, 11,
42: Civic Day 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Varieties
Producer 12; “Jinx’’ 14; Science Fair 12; Hypho Business Staff 11, 12;
Academic Challenge 11; Red Cross 10.
Dennis Minard — Football 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12.
Claudia Molson — Pep Club 10, 11 (Treasurer 11); Volleyball 10; Track
40; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Choir 9, 10, 11.
Kevin Nore — Football 9; Class Executive Committee 11, 12; German
Club 11; Olympics of the Mind 12; National Honor Society 12; Varsity
Varieties 12.
Candy Norris — Pep Club 9; Class Executive Committee 9, 10;
Courtside Sweethearts 10; Red Cross 11, 12; Choir 11.
Walter Norris — Wrestling 9, 10.
Donna O’Shields — Softball 10; DECA 11, 12.
Tammy Patterson — DCT Secretary 12; VICA 12; Softball 9; Office
Monitor 14
Cheryl Pennington — DCT 12; FICA 12.
Cheri Pifer — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Band Council 9; Pep Band 11, 12; COE
Secretary 12; |OS 11
Mari Porterfield — Basketball Stat 9; Pep Club 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12;
Hypho Business Staff 10; Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12
(Secretary 11, 12); Choir 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12
(Treasurer); Civic Day 12; Varsity Varieties 12.
Senior Activities
Ben Rachel — Football 9, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President
11, President 12).
Sean Ragsdale — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 42; Jazz Band
11, 12; Par for the Corpse” 12; ‘Up the Down Staircase"’ 12; Regional
Orchestra 12; Mansfield Symphony Youth Orchestra 12; Jr.
Achievement 12; Varsity Varieties 12; Manhigan 12.
Shawn Regula — Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10,
11, 12; Hypho Business Staff 11, 12; Key Club Secretary 12; Manhigan
12; Homecoming Committee 11.
Greg Richmond — Auto VICA 12.
Samantha Roe — Tyger Mascot 10, 11; Key Club 12; Office Monitor 9,
40, 11, 12; Class Secretary 9; Pep Club 11, 12; Hyphonerian 12.
Roslyn Rosenberger — Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Executive
Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12; ‘The
Lottery” 10; National Honor Society 12; Varsity Varieties 9, 12; Civic
Day 11, 12; Hypho Business Staff 10; Office Monitor 9, 12; Science Fair
42;
Sally Schrader — Cheerleader 9; Student Council 10; Office Monitor
11, 12; Basketball Stat 40, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President 10,
11); Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 12;
Varsity Varieties 12; Manhigan 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11,
12; Flag Corps 11, 12.
Paul Schroeder — Football 9, 40, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Key Club
10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Homecoming Escort 10; J. C. Gorman Escort
42; National Honor Society 12.
Tamara Shelton — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 40, 11, 12; TB Chorus 10, 11,
12; SA Chorus 12; Pomette 9; Black Culture Club 9, 10; Jazz Band 12;
Orchestra 12; Student Council 9; Office Monitor 12; Varsity Varieties
12.
Sandy Shifflet — Office Monitor 11.
Steve Sidle — Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Track 10; Band 9, 10, 11,
12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Class
Executive Committee 11, 12; Varsity Varieties Set 12; National Honor
Society 11, 12; Civic Day 11, 12; Olympics of the Mind 12.
Paul Smith — Golf 9, 10, 114; German Club 9, 10, 44, 12 (Treasurer 11:
Vice-President 12); Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Tennis
9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties Set and Lights 12; ‘Par for the Corpse’’;
Drama Club 12; Class Executive Committee 12; Prom Committee 12:
Student-Faculty Game 12.
Ray Snelling — Football 9; Wrestling 9; Track 9; Cheerleader 10, 11,
2
Kevin Strubhar — DCT Vice-President 12; VICA Vice-President 12.
Eddy Stevens — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Key Club 40, 11,
12; Office Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12; J. C. Gorman Escort; National Honor
Society 12.
Roger Stewart — Football 9; Wrestling 9; Football 9, 10; Wrestling 9,
10.
Brad Stout — Auto VICA 12.
Trudie Swanger — Band 9; OWE Treasurer 12; Hypho Business Staff
11.
Orlando Tackett — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 11;
Choir 9, 10, 14, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Varieties 10, 11; TB
Chorus 11, 12; Student Council 12.
Bobby Taylor — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 40, 41, 12.
James Taylor — Auto VICA 11, 12 (Treasurer 12).
Steve Taylor — German Club Vice-President 10, 11, 12; Student
Council 9, 11, 12; Football 11, 12.
James Thompson — Varsity Varieties 9, 10, 11, 12 (Stage Crew 9);
Football 10.
Joy Tolliver — Class Executive Committee 10, 11, 12; Black Culture
Club 12; Hyphonerian 12.
Steve Watson — Band 9; OWE 10, 11, 12.
Keith White — Auto VICA; OWE.
Gloria Williams — Class Executive Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student
Council 9, 10, 11; Varsity Varieties 9, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12 (President
12); Black Culture Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 10, Vice-President 11);
Basketball Stat 11, 12; Hypho Buisness Staff 12; Student Lunch Advisory
Committee 12; Homecoming MC 11; Office Monitor 9, 10; School
Treasurer's Assistant 12.
Senior Activities 127
Marion Altman —
Marth
Kaye Ammons —
Auro Mechanics
George Andress —
Social Studies
William Asher —
English, Speech, Drama
Wayne Au — Math
Lucy Baddour — Spanish
Eleanor Beatty — French
Dan Bishop — Science
Vincent Black —
Assistant Principal
Edwin Blackford —
Social Studies
James Boor — Welding
Mary Brown — IIC Aide
William Brown — DCT
Kathleen Brunett —
Business
William Cahill — Science
William Cook — Machine Shop
Jeff Davis — DE
Harold Dean —
Alternate School
John Depler — Business
Roger Dressler —
Health, lIC
128 Faculty
Betty Dunn — Home Ec
Julie Earley — Math,
English, Social Studies
Dorothy Elsasser —
Counselor
Gertie Eubanks — Study Hall
Barbara Fairchild — English
William Flanegan — Phys Ed
Jane Gilbert — Mr. Morvai's
Secretary
James Goode — Social Studies
Scott Gordon — Math, Science
English, Geography, Health
Phys Ed
Anne Griffin — Phys Ed and
Health
Kathy Groff —
Counselors’ Secretary
Richard Groff — COE
David Gross — English
Jon Hall — Science
Percy Hall — Band and Orchestra
Carol Hane — English
Grayce Harris — Mrs
Morrison's Secretary
Gayle Harwood — IOS and
Typing
Ruby Haynes — Vocational
Coordinator
Richard Henry — English
Faculty 129
Richard Henson —
Social Studies
Herbert Himes — Counselor
Robert Hood — Study Hall
Pearl Howard — Attendance
Office Secretary
Marlene Huffman —
Citizenship, Communications,
and Health
Clarence Jacocks —
Social Studies
Carole King — English
Suzanne Kochheiser — Mr. Black's
Secretary
Ann Kohutek — English
Scott Kutz — Drafting,
Wood Shop
Ann Lewis — Math
Larry Linn — OWA
Robert Lull — Science
James Lutz — OWE
Thomas Mapes —
Occupational Training
Vicki Marshall Picking —
Home Ec
Dean Maul — Science
Loretta McBride —
Typing
John Miefert — Math
David Moore — Math
and Science
430 Faculty
Mary Margret Moore —
English and Family Living
Ronald Morvai — Principal
Jennifer Morrison —
Assistant Principal
Cindy Mudra — American
History
Joanne Mudra — English
Ken Murray — Art
Evelyn Nall — Math
Frank Nephew — German
James Olivieri — Auto
Mechanics
Renate Papenhausen —
English
Lane Paullin — Power
Mechanics, Machine Shop
David Pierce — Wood Shop
Richard Poffenbaugh — Science
Margaret Powell — Home Ec
Joe Prats — Phys Ed
Douglas Pugh — English
Carl Raser — Counselor
Loretta Raser — English,
Math, Social Studies,
Science, and Speech
Eleanor Ryckman —
Social Studies
Charles Sauder — Math
Faculty 134
Nancy Seibert — Health, Phys Ed
Michele Shafer — Choir
Michael Shibinski — Business
Shirley Sidle — Librarian
Kerria Sigler — Math and Science
Carmella Smith — Spanish
Curt Smith — Electronics
Paul Smith — Counselor
Jack Soliday — World Geography
Ronald Stallard — OWE
Phil Stoodt — Attendance
Coordinator
Calvin Swander — Science
Dorothy Tatgenhorst — Library
Secretary
Bruce Waite — English
Halley Weaver — Math
Pam Yurysta — Art and
Photography
Phyllis Zimmerman — Home Ec
432 Faculty
Thank You Parents. . .
We especially want to thank the following
parents, whose generous contributions have made
our color pages possible this year.
Barbara and Gary Baehr
Ann and Walt Bishop
Mary, Hanna, and Boyd Bolte
Dr. and Mrs. H. Eugene Calver
Dottie Clark
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Croghan
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fox
Dick, Vivian, Brett, and Doreen Gilbert
Dan and Barb Gopp
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hazlett, Lori, and Mike
Don, Nancy, Debbie, and Dawn Jennings
Leo Ray Kirkpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. David Kracker
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Kulka
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Louden and Pamela
Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh and family
Jack and Helen Mehl
Mr. and Mrs. William Pontious
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prater and Allison
Larry and Betty Raphael
Bernice Roy
The Sabris
Thomas and Shirley Sampsel
Mary Ann Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Jr.
Irene Watson
Krista Weikel
We dedicate...
... the 1983 Manhigan to Mrs. Ann Gerrell, who
spent twenty-four years teaching Spanish and
German to the students of both Mansfield Senior
High and Malabar. Born in Salem, Ohio, in 1936,
she went on to earn her degree from the Col-
lege of Wooster before beginning her teaching
career. She was married to Ray Gerrell, an
English, speech, and drama teacher at Malabar,
and was a member of the First United
Presbyterian Church and a camping club. She
had served as a class advisor and as a foreign
language club advisor at various times during
her career.
Ann Gerrell always had a friendly word and a
happy smile for the people she worked with and
gave unselfishly of herself to her students. Her
courage and determination are an inspiration to
all those whose lives she touched.
And More Thanks. . .
During the course of the year there are many
people who help in some way with the produc-
tion of our book, and we would like to recognize
them here.
Ken Murray, who designed the cover and divi-
sion page artwork used in the book.
Bob Hrivnak of Buell-Kraft Studio, who took
group shots and pictures of special events, and
provided film and the use of his facilities for our
student photographers.
Mark Bohland of Maranatha Photography,
who provided team pictures.
Tom Kiess and Bob Hastings of Taylor
Publishing Company, who offered their expert
help and advice.
Ron Morvai, who helped work out financing to
meet the cost of the book.
Sally Schrader, who spent many hours after
graduation typing the remainder of the copy for
the book.
Business Patrons
Stanley L. Brody M.D. and Staff
327 Park Avenue West
(Allergist and Dermatologist)
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74 Lexington Avenue
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1410 Park Avenue West
529-2232
Reflections Hair Design
West Park Shopping Center
529-3535
Acknowledgments
Gorman-Rupp
congratulates....
Everyone at Gorman-Rupp takes this opportunity to
compliment the graduating seniors on a job well done.
From this milestone on, what you do and what you ac-
complish will depend largely on you. Lay your plans
and then make them happen. With your plans go all our
wishes for success and happiness in the years ahead.
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