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THE SPARTAN 1977
Volume X
WAYNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
INDEX Lifeline, p. Faculty, Staff, p. Sports, p. Activities, p. Classes, p. '77, p.
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'78, p. 120 '79, p. 126 '80, p. 130 '81, 2,3, p. 134 Ads, p. 147 The Last Line ..
OUR SCHOOL IS OUR LIFELINE .. . For much of twelve year , The threads of our lives come together here And form a common bond, A common spirit, a common knowledge. Some of us cling to this life line and are Entwined in its strength and functions Others are less a part, but still share the bond
Boy's Chorus line
Freshmen "slaves' line up to be sold
WE ARE BOUND BY FRIENDSHIP ...
WE ARE SOLITARY STRANDS ...
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... IN SPIRIT ...
Spirit Week Revived Sagging Spirit And Started New Traditions.
Left: Carson Rains Reigns As pirit Week King
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The Seniors were the over-all winners in the Spirit Week competition, which included a bed race, pie-eating contest, bubble-blowing, tricycle race, tug of war, egg toss, sack race & obstacle course. Hundreds participated in . . . . . . and cheered on the highly spirited events.
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Carson Rains was crowned king at the halftime of the Powderpuff football game in which the Sr.- Fr. and the Jr.-Soph. girls tied. A pep rally and bonfire topped off a week of good times.
The Freshman Slave Auction brought needed revenue to the Senior treasury and strange apparitions to school the following day. Seniors made their Frosh slave dres and perform in curious ways. This tradition, lo t for several years, now links us again with past classes .. . . . .. .
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WEARE UNITED IN EFFORT
In Activities, Sports, Clowning, We unite to act as one .... pulling together to make one effort, to show one strength ...
B T WE ARE HANGIN' IN THERE AND KEEPIN' ON KEEPIN' ON ...
FACULTY ADMINISTRATION STAFF This \\'as a very trying year for the Faculty, Administration, and 'taff. The weather and dire financial situation made for many problems. Each of us had a difficult task: the Faculty trying to teach and keep students in line; the admini ¡tration trying to find the money to keep operating; the staff trying to warm, feed and bus us ... all this under the worst of conditions.
lockwi~t·: ~Irs . Hisey, ~~ r. ,'tt•wart, Mr Brower, ~1r. Bt>nton and ~tr. Barton, l\11s~ Andt•rlt>
~1r. Collin~.
Mr. Polly, Mr.
Ling
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Counterclockwis<.': Mr. \\'ebb, Mrs. Finkl•, Mr· . Adams. ~tr . Liffick Below dividing line: Mr. Gradel, Mr. Cessna and ~trs . King
lark, ~tr. 'hurko. Mr ·.
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(l~·ft to n~ht); ~~ r.; , Polly, ~~iss Crahtn·~·. ~~ r ~lr. Tharr, ~lr. K~·nnt•dy, ~lr. Di~·hms
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Dillon,
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JR. HIGH FACULTY
(left to right): ~tiss Waldroup. Mr, . Lac.'. :\lr. Watson, Mrs. Oliver, ~Irs. Buckll'~·. :\lr. Vanderpool and ~Ir. Ht•n:-;on. :\Irs. Y. Watson
Chx·kwise: :\1r. Gihhs, Mrs. Aml'S, :\1 r. Conway, and Mr. Oshornl', :\1 rs. Cassidy, ~1rs . Browl•r, :\1r. Philpot
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Clockwise: :\1rs. WaL..;tm, Miss Bradlt•v, Mrs. DoNing, M;, Hampton, Mrs. Frasun•, Mrs. Wallact•
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ADMINISTRATION
Mrs. Rickey, sec'y to Mr. Schwamberger
Mr. Schwamberger, supt. of schools, and Mrs. Schwamberger
Bd. of Education: Mrs. Dunkin, Mr. Andres, Mr. Campbell, Mr. heehan, Mr. Morgan
Mr. Guy Burroughs is retiring after 25 years as clerk of the Board of Education. We wi h him the best of luck in his retirement. 26
School Board Pres., Mrs. Dunkin
Mrs. Smallwood, stâ&#x20AC;¢c'y to Mr. Burroughs
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Mr. Williams, H .. principal
Mr. Francisco, Jr. High principal
Mr. Ames, Elementary principal
Mrs. Hatton, Jr. High
Mrs. Kier,
heehan, H .. sec'y
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Elementar~
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STAFF
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Bob Campbell, head janitor
Bus Barn Follies
Above: bu drivers. It is the task of staff memb rs to keep us fed and warmed and to maintain the chool buildings and transport us to school. Much of their work goes unrecognized but is appreciated by all. I'm smiling now what?
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Junior High & Elementary janitors
These ladies are the High School cooks.
These ladies are the Junior High cooks.
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Goone~
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htrds "Ara" (ldt) and "D<•mic" (rig-ht). <Tl'atl•d
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.. Cook. bend, drill, paint. \\' e an• creati\'l• at time~ And practieal at times. Wl• ll•arn ~kills whieh :Sl•n l' u~ thl• re~t of Our lin•s. Sometinw~ Wl' Fl'l'l like Wl•'rc blrning~othing-. At othl•r times Wl' K nO\\ that Wl''H• gained something we didn't ha\'l• bcfon•.
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SPORTS
FOOTBALL
"Thl' GOAL LI 'E was elus1n>, but thlâ&#x20AC;¢ season was a 'l'CCE:S."
Mr. Kennedy
Front (I tor): Jim .:\1l'llott, Arnold Ho(.'kl'l, Don \\'ahsum. Chari''" \\"llk,•r:-.on. :\IIkt• Albrecht, Warren Dyl'r, Bill Srott, Dannr Robbin~. :\1 ik,. Jon''"· :\1 iddlt•: T,·rrr Ba~ford . .:\1att En~l,•, Terry Gadd, Ret•d ~ladden, Ray Warm•r. \'l•rnon Huffman. Kl·ith ~harp . .:\like Dyer, Tim Osborne, Srott Howard. Carson Rairws. Bill {'(l('hrane. Larrr Ba~ford . Bark: :\lartin Bor~l·nlin~. :\latt Jo,•freda. :\I ikt• ~penn r. :te,·t• (),horm•. Eddil' H Ul'Y . .Jl'rrr Rash, Tim Franri::<ro. Jt'ff Patton. Kurt Benson. R1rhard Bl•nson. :\lark Cret•kmon·. Grei Lamblin, Jl•ff Howard.
'quash!!
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go. a~ain
The Varsity came a long way, improving to a 2-c record. The thrilling win over King (16-14) marked our first victory in 3 years. Freshman Mark Creekmore quarterbacked a gut ·y game. Junior teve Lamblin, thank' to good blocking in the line, rushed for 21 yards. The defen e played an excellent game. Thi~ year's team howed a new spirit; they "wanted" to play the game. With a "break" here and there, Coach Kennedy felt we could han' won possibly 5 or 6 more games. The team is definitely on the "up", ·aid Kennedy.
Bill Pringle Carson Rains Arnold Ho<:kt•t
SENIORS!
Terry Gadd
Corry Haxton
:\latt Engll•
Richard Jordan Bill Cochrane
POWDERPUFF 1976
Terri holds as Bernie kicks
Cheerleader::;
'enior & Freshmen team
Junior & Sophomore team
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Frp,.;hmen att(•ndant.. Jan('l .\ll'Kalip and David Lamh
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HOMECOMING '76
ing and Qut•t•n, Tt•rry Gadd and Bt>th \' t•g,;o
Queen candidate,; (1. to r.) -J. Hillman, B. \ 'eg:-;o, K. Patton, J. Proudfoot, C. 'helton
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Sophomorl' attendant;;, Sht•lly Matt .Jot•frit•da
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Engle stumble,; fon\·ard for t•xtra yardagl'
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PARENT'S NIGHT
Without our parent's help and encouragement, most of our school activities would come "untied". Parent' night is set aside to ex pre 'S our gratitude and to honor them. aid Debbie Milthaler, "As we walked down the 50 yd. line, I tarted to mi s my friends already and felt happy my parent had let me be on the drill team."
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GOLF
Above: I. tor. Mr. Liffic, Tom Foley, Rob Rickey, Chuck Gate:s, Jaime Bauer, Dennis West, Robert harp, Jeff Vanderpool, Matt Rye. ot Pictured: Doug Shinkle, Jerry Bourne. Below: Jaime Bauer, Chuck Gates, Robert Sharp.
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Above· Bob Rickt•y, Dennis Wt•st. Bt>low: Jeff Vanderpool, :\1att Ryt•, Doug Shinkle. Bottom: Tom Foley.
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The golf team was basically young with only one rt>turning regular playt.•r, Senior Jaime Bauer. The younger playt•rs playul in varsity matches to gain expt.•rience ... and they broke en•n. Baut•r carried away top honors: he had tht.• lowest strokl• average and qualifit•d for tht• district for the fourth straight year (three years as a team member; this )ear individually). Robt•rt harp won tht• putting trophy. \\'i th work thi~ summer, Mr. Liffic feels tht• team will be very compt•titin• nt•xt fall.
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Loosening up for the big ran'.
Chuck Irons
Kt'n &tdl
CROSS COUNTRY, LEAGUE CHAMPS Team members: (standing) C. Irons, D. :'11erris, J :tubhs, D. "Henratt" Hendrikson, J. Kier, (kneeling) J. "Ernie" \Vendling, P. Gibbs, D. Ballard, K. 'eidl
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Jim Wendling
Denms Merri8
Dan• Ht•ndrickson,
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Jack :tuhbs
.Julit• Kier
The cro s-country team had a great season this year, sweeping all three league meets, the sectional and a third place finish in the District. The team was lead b~ seniors Dave Hendrickson, Jack tubb· and Dennis :\1erri . The team was coached by Bob Loh e, and had a record of 91 wins and 19 losses.
Coach Bob Lohst• with st•niors, D. :\h•rris, ,J. Stubh,;, I>. Ht>ndrickson
Philip (;ihbs, :\lost impron•d
Darrl'n Ballard
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BASKETBALL
Th partans' sea -on \\as truly a great one. This season was strong, not only in spirit, but also in victorie . The t am and the school were both linked in spirit, as well as in prid .
SECTIONAL CHAMPS
Mr. Liffit·, T1m Francisco, :"\1ih Rush, Dalt• Millt•r, Alfred Barn•tt, Roy Thompson, Frank Thill, Keith Rice, Judy Amburgy, :teve Lamblin, Richard Jordon, K<•n Colvin, "Pudge" Ho\\'ard
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The varsitv team finalh came into its own in the Da,:ton 'ectiomil Tourne\ where it knocked off Twin Valley ' orth, Ct•darvilll', and Dayton hristian before losing in tht• District to eH•ntual Stall' Champs Fort Loramil•. Tht• tt•am finally gained thl' respt•ct it should ha\·l' ht>l'n getting all :eason, whill' compt>ting with AA & AAA schools. Congratulations St>ctional Champs.
BELOW: , •nior Varsity Mt•mlwrs
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RESERVE T
Tim Franciseo, Gn•g Lynch, Phil Gibbs, Randy Ridingl'r, :\Iikt• ,'pl•net•r, Seott Howard, Bill Taylor, Robert Rw, 'huek Gates, Trac\· Lamb, Frank Robinson, Greg Lamblin · · ·
Alright guys, lt•t's get this game togetht•r.
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FRESHMEN
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Mr. Cessna, Rodney Akers, Donnie Ramby, ~1ikt• Dyw, Randy Ridin~er. Grel! Lamblin, Vincent Leyes, Tim Osborne, Bill Taylor, ~1ark Creekmort•, \"t•rnon Huffman, OaYid Johnson, Tom 'lattery, Brooks Horseman, Bill Prin•
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VOLLEYBALL
Girl\ Resl'rH' Vollt•yhall Tl•am .\1l'mlwrs (standing): Amll' Buxton, Cathy Jodn•da, :ht•rr~ Roark, Colll'l'n Bromagl•n, Kan•n Wieal. (sitting): .'usan Fritt.-;, Tern Kidd. Colll·t•n Conlt•\. Alison Haxton, Cht•rvl Loh:-;l' and t•oaeh, .\trs. . . Finkl•
Varsity ll'am nwmlwrs: Chl·r~ I Fryl. Di,tm• Thompson. Ht•th \\ gso, Dawn ,'houp, Laura Bromagt•n. K itt~ .'im pson :\ ot pieturl•d 1s Kl'll~ ,'hl'lton. It was a fairly sueeessful Yl'ar fron tht pmnt of ,·jl'\\' ,f mpron·ml•nt. Attendancl' of ,·ollt•yhalleamp at thl•l'nin•rsity of I)a~· ton impron·d our thn•t•hit volleyball tl•chniqul•s. Tht• four :-<l•niors on thl• \'arsity tl•am playt•d l'speeially well and will be misst•d b~ thl'ir tl•am-mates.
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NETTERS SECOND IN F.A.V.C; SCOTT, BARGO ALL-F.A.V.C;
Team memb •rs: Back: Mr. Barton, Dave Bixb), Alan Dans, Jeff Jones, Allen Bennett, Rod Aker·, Tim Bargo. Front: Mike Anderson, Alan 'cott, Kevin Miranda, Matthew Barton.
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Scott show· how to get the job done and be a ham at the same time.
HAVE STRONG 14-4 SEASON LITTLE MIAMI IS NEMESIS
Tim Bargo 2nd Singles
Alan Davis 1st Doubles
Dave Bixby 1 t Doubles
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The "77" Waynesville tennis team finished with a 6 and 1 league record, good enough for second place. Impressive individual records were: first singles and M.V.P. Alan Scott- (15-3) and second singles Tim Bargo- (15-4). Seniors Jeff Jones and Alan Davis will be mi sed Kevin Miranda, Alan Bannett, and David Bixby all made strong showings. Next year's team is looking for the league championship.
BOYS' TRACK
(standing) D. Washum, R. Madden, D. Miller, J Stubbs, S. Lamblin, T. Gadd, K. Benson, R. Thompson. D. Ht•ndrit·kson. Coaeh tewart, L. Bagford, M. Joefreda, C. Wilkinson, B. Cochrane, C. Haxton, P. Gibbs, J. Howard, '. Irons
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Th track team did exceptionally well again t "A" chools. At the end of the season, they placed ixth in the league. Four of our team members went to the ectional. They were Bill Cochrane in the 220 and 440 relays, Dave Hendrickson in the mile, Chuck Irons in the 2 mile, and Phil Gibbs in the 1f.2 mile run.
GIRL'S TRACK Girl's track team (standing) Miss Bradley, coach; Cary Karman, Tawn Benson, Vicki mith, Beth Jones, herrv Atkins, Tammie Prewitt: Kellv helton, Dana Cochrane, Cheryl Lohse, Terri Kidd (kneeling) Liz Atkins, Beth Vegso, Arnie Buxton, Anne Joefreda, Valerie Campbell
The girl's track team this year was something to be proud of. They were undefeated in their league and fifth in the FA VC league. At the Carlisle invitational, the girl ' came in fifth out of sixteen school¡. ophomore Dana Cochrane placed in the sectional competition in the 440 and relays.
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BASEBALL
Below (first row) D. Rathweg, Coach Kennedy, M. Rush, J . Bauer, K. Colvin, P. Scherer, (second row) E. Huey, R. Werner, G. Coffman, R. Rye, V. Huffman, C. Clark, S. Howard and J. Patton, mgrs., (third row) M. Seidl and M. Kennedy, stats., D. West, T. Francisco, M. Mitchener, S. Maloney. It was a long season. The win over Bellbrook sparked team unity.
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eniors haun Maloney, Chris Clark, and Jamie Bauer.
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SOFTBALL (first row) Cathy Essleman, Rhonda Purkey, Lori Rush, Kim Purkey, Darla Morgan, Sherry Ridinger, Coach Finke (second row) Cathy Joefreda, Colleen Conley, Barb Frye, Colleen Bromagen, Cheryl Waltz, Diane Thomp on, Cheri Fritts, (third row) usan Huffman, Melissa Wood, Laura Bromagen, Dawn houp, Karen Wical, Dana Lemaster
Now come on girls, us<.> your h<.>ads.
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enior softballers.
ATHLETIC BANQUETS
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SPORTS ROUND II ..•.
Hold it!
Two Jal'b
I'm a new sensation!
- -A Hollywood produt•t•r'?
,'tt•p on it!
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Wonder if thlâ&#x20AC;˘y'd notil'l'.
Gt'l'. that ball was hard!
A basketball'?
What's that thin~?
Intramural Champ Playoffs
.. I 'nâ&#x20AC;˘ g-ot it!
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We will forge ahead!
I'm gonna get it now!
Giddy up!
Come on girls!
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Look at me, Mom!
Thanks, shorty- ! mtâ&#x20AC;¢an coach.
I'm so proud of myself!
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ACTIVITIES
~tlldl•nt
roun ,'l'n rep. BclO\\: I ntcrmural finalist:-.
Anothl•r fun-filll•d Yl'arhook nll.'l'tin~.
Gosh, look at that! Pullin~
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At left: :-;oelle Collombl't, our French visitor. At right: A famous French cafe.
Look who\ on T.V..
Ahow: On thl• job training?!!'.'! Bt>low: Tht• Dnnkt•y Qm•t•n and court.
Abon•: debating: McCarth~· who'! Bdow: Ynu tell 'em Doug!
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY !{ow= I :\lr:'. Clark, C Wri~ht, L. Hnrs(•nmn, :-\. Koark, B. Gorsuch, D. :\lor~an, :\1. Whipp, D. Wahsum: Rnw=2 :\1. Bnt>l'k, D. \h rns, F Thill. C Shl'ltnn, L. Broma~t·n. F l'l'll'rs, K Fril'kl', C Spt·net•r l{iehanls, T. Campht•ll, L. Bixh~: !{em::{ IJ. :\I illt•r, L. Sdf, C Klt'r, C. Hansanl, C. :\h'Faddl'n, A :eott. A Aml'S, C. Krut•r, T. Franeis ·o. J. Proudfoot; Row= I .) .Jont•s, .J. Stuhhs, R. lhl', I> Cnc:hrarw, \'. Lamlll•rt, 1' . .Jnnt•s, L. Lawll'ss, B. Spltzno~lt•, A Da\'is: i{uw=;) C. Iron:', P. (;ihhs, K St•Jdl. C. Andrt•s, C. ('amph~·ll. K. :\ll'K inm·~, D. Ballard, l> Bt•glt·~, S. Hough, Rem = ti D. Thompson, K Col\' in, J. Hillman, J. BatH r, D. Garn•tt, D. \'inson, L. Bag ford
It is the purpose of National Honor ociety to promote scholarship, leadership, se.-vice and character, as all members try to convey. 70
Tht• m•w inductt•t•s
Phil Cibhs (nt'\\' nwmlwr)
.J ulit• Sp1t>rs. t'Xl·hangt• studt•nt. lwing indm·tl·d
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JR.-SR. PROM
AND BANQUET
Left, Jayn Proudfoot is crowned queen.
The Jr.- r. prom was held at the Biltmore Towers Hotel. The food wasn't so good, but the band and dancing made up for it. Bowling was the activity for the after-prom. It was held at nterville Lanes. All in all, everyone had a great time especially Jayne. Prom court (left to right) D. Miller, C. helton, J. Amburgy, B. Vegso, queen Jayne Proudfoot, T. Harpin, '76 queen T<.>ena Huffman, D. tubbs
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Below, Chris helton, 1st runner-up and escort Dale Miller.
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Above, 2nd runner-up Beth Vegso and escort Jody Amburgy. Below, "Boys or not, we anâ&#x20AC;˘ gonna boogilâ&#x20AC;˘"
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STUDENT COUNCIL: STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
Tawn Benson, Li a chmidt, Donna Campbell, olleen Bromagen, Jenni Vinson, Claudia Andres, Mr. Ce ' sna (advisor), Ken idl, Shara Cherr) holmes, Dottle Hannah, Tom Fol â&#x20AC;¢y, Phil Gibbs, Don Buxton, Andy Maloy, Jack tubb-, B1ll Cochrane, Dennis Merris, Doug Vinson, Matt Engle, Mike Albrecht
Student Council Officers
YEARBOOK STAFF
Mr. Dillon advisor & photographer
Lounetta Lawless- editor
ports editors
enior editor
tudent Photographer Student Photographer
below: Corre pondence ec.
Business Manager
Thi year's staff was vertually an unexperienced one. The staff was compo ed of many new face¡, and each had to learn while doing. Working to link ¡chool activities, it was the hope of the staff to strengthen the school. NOT PICTURED: Tami Lamb, indy GroR , Ed Has 77
the partacus staff: (standing) Mike Couch, Jeff Brewer, Dennis Merris, Kara Frickt•, Tina Amburgy, Annalisa Ames, Tuesday Campbt'll (sitting) Rob Edwards, Doug Vinson, Cindy Ponder, Carolyn Goode, Jamie Baut•r, Charlollt• Campbell, Liz Huffman, Jaynl' Proudfoot, Mrs. Townsend not pictured: Cory Haxton, Matt Englt•, Lounetta Lawless
The paper was a contributing link to the school's lifelint•. It was supervised by Mrs. Townsend and Miss Crabtree.
This year's ._'partacu.~ was a C'ombined l'ffort of tht• Journalism Class and tht• Officl' Practice Class. Thl' writing was thl' work of thl' Journalism Class. Tht• Offict• PraC'tice C'lass tnwd and ran tht• stenC'ils.
Doug Vinson and Jayne Proudfoot co-editors
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SCHOOLS MATCH WITS" "As schools Match Wits" team members: Larry Bagford J ff Jones Jayne Proudfoot Gr g Polly alt rnates: Ken eidl Mike And 'rson
"Duh . . ."
Ou r team did very well this year. They competed through the third round before being eliminated, qualifying them to return n xt year. Th y we re among the top ten schools in the Dayton ar a. Good Luck Next Year~
Mr. Webb
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LIBRARY GIRLS
At left: Lounetla Lawless, Liz Jones, Lori Rush, Valerit' Campbt'll, Kelli Coy, Kara Fricke, Tammy Jones. Above: Mrs. ciark.
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Above left: Pam Jones, Diane Thompson, Margie Cleveland, Jeni Hillman, Jerr~ Hockt't, Francis Ptâ&#x20AC;¢ters, Diane Garret, Javne Proudfoot. Above right: MrS. ,~heehan.
CHESS CLUB HI
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Lee Stamper, Don Rathweg, Mr. Webb, Marty Borgerding, Gary George, Mike Jones, Jeff Jones, Eddy Huey.
PEP BAND
Above: Mr. Ling, Mark Kennedy, Reed Madden, Mike Powell, David Hisey, David Streithorst, Alan Davis, teve Ander on, Jack tubbs, Mike Anderson, Pam Rush. To the right: David Hendrickson, Bob Campbell, Jeff Johnston.
Not Pictured: Ron Briggs, hara Cherryholmes, Phil Gibb , Katrina Hogan, Lori Marriot, Vanessa Lambert, Joe Osborne, Louann Self, teve Shafer, Tommy imp on, Brenda Spitznogle.
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CHARIOTEERS
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First row: Shelly Malonev, Rhonda ,'mith, Karen O'Dt•ll. ,' econd row: Theresa Pattc~on, Tam.m\' Jones , Karen Brunton, Beck\ Deters , Lori Marriot, Debbie Milthaltcr, Cind\' Ponder. Third ro~,·: Pam Furnas, Sherri Wright, Past) Elcock, Diane \Vahsum, Margie Whipp, Hope Gorsuch, Kim Madison, Dt>-De Matter, Jenn~ Mt•t•kt>r, Ad,·isor: Diant> Crabtre .
The 76-77 season for the Drill Team was not a prosperous year for awards but wa a good year for rebuilding and learning. Due to the \veather conditions many practices and competitions were cane lied, but while competing they showed very well: at the Beavercreek Invitational - second place and Best Captain awards, at Zanesville fourth place and Best Insp ction awards. Karen O'Dell was elected Mis Charioteer for the year.
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DEBATE TEAM
Beth Vegso Mr. Gradel (advisor) Jayne Proudfoot Andy Maloy Beth Koch Matt Engle Cindy Kier
FOREIGN STUDENT
Julie Spiers (Australia), Her smile said it all.
"Barriers" often xi t between the different nationalities of the world, but Julie Spiers, our foreign exchange student, made everyone f el that tho barriers were eliminated. For the time that she was here, everyone held a great admiration for her because of her unique and charming per onality. She was well liked not becau e of her intellegence, though she was intellegent, but becaus of her friendliness. She made everyone feel at ease, and though there were differences between the nationalities, she made everyon recognize th common "bond " that all people have. Julie was truly a gr at friend and a gr at ¡tudent. ~he will be rem em be red by the entire community.
VOCAL MUSIC
Boys' Quartl'l - Don Buxton, Rob Rickl'Y. Da\'id Hisl'~. Da\'id Hendrickson Girhi Triple Trio Charoll'tll' C'amplwll, Tl•rri Francisco, Debbie Buxton, Terri Arnold, Dmnl' Garn•t, Kathy Fritz, Annalisa Aml'S, Ja\'nt' Proudfoot, Bn•nda Spitz~ogle, Charolettl' Knwr, Jenn1 Hillman. Lou Ann Self Madrigal Debbit• Buxton. Jaym• Proudfoot. Bn•nda Spitznogle, Kath~ Fritz, Tl•rn Franl'lsco, Charoll'tll' Camphl'll. Don Buxton, Rob Rickt•y, Da\ 1d Hlsl'\, Dand Hl'ndm·kson. Mikl' Albn•cht, Dale !\tiill'r · Thl' music departml'nl: a " harmonious link" to tht• school's lifdine
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T. Arnold, ~ ~1alon •y, B. Deters, L. hmidt, T. Bennett, . Roark, M. Peters, ·.Bennett, J. \'mson, K. Brunton, K. Fritz. ~.Jones, J. Hillman, B. Koch, J. Proudfoot, L. Bixby, L. Huffman, C. Kruer, A. Ames, M. Vint, T. Francisco, L. elf, D. Garret, C. Joefreda, C. Conley, D. Matter, C. Goode, D. Hall, B. Spitznogle, M. Whipp, T. Amburgy, B. Veg ·o, . Campbell, T. Campb •ll, L. Hughes, T. Francisco, J. Johnston, D. Buxton, J. Osborne, J. Ru·sell, D. Miller, A. Davis, M. MiU:hener, D. Hendrickson, D. Hisey, M. Albrecht, R. Rickey, J. Vanderpool To the right: The Boys' Quartet. Below: Madrigal.
MUSIC MAN
Triple Trio
Our high school's Production of Meredith Willson's "The Music Man" was a great success. The leading castDavid Hisey, Jayne Proudfoot, Brenda 'pitznogle, Mike Albrecht. Doug Vmson, Tuesday Campbell, Blake 'mallwood, Alan Wardlow, Cadie Haxton, and Lvnn ,'·ottunder the dire~t10n of Mr. Gradel put on a very professional show.
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT
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SPRING CONCERT & CONCERT BAND
Dale Edwards, Dana ~ pitznogll', .!\1ike Andl·r~on, Vanessa Lambert, Pam Rush, Louann ,'l•lf, Bn•nda Spitznogle. Earnil' Morgan, Tamm) Jones, Lori Marriott, Holly Hise), Donna Campbell, Connie La1rd, 'herr) Anden.on, Jack 'tubbs, David treithon;t, Mike Powell, Shara Cherry holmes, Mary Davi~. Doug Combs, Pat Lander, Katrina Hogan, Eric Ponder, .!\1ichelle Powell, Melis~a Wood, Mary Gilliam, teve Ander~on, Ray Warner, Bonnie Alford. Dean Edwards, Ann Warlow, .!\1r. Ling, Brooks Hon;eman, David Hendrickson, teve O~borne, Bobby Campbell, Claudia Andre~. Jeff Johnston, cott Bost. Jimmy Fry, Tommy impson, Phil Gibbs, Alan Davis, Mark Kennedy, Ron Briggs, Reed Madden, David Hise). Joe Osborne
~enior musicians: Pam Rush, Vanessa Lambert, Brenda Spitznogle, Louann Self David treithorst, Jack tubbs, Jeff John~ton, Joe Osborne, Alan Davi~. David Hendrickson, David Hisey
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AWARDS BANQUET
Senior members who received music awards were: David Hise), Brenda Spitznogle, Steve Shafer, Vanessa Lambert
Lounetta Lawless, Kara Fricke, Kelli Coy- certificates for helping in the Library
The following received band awards: Alan Davis: John Phillip ousa Award !\1elissa Wood: Junior Award- Reed Madden: ophomore Award hara Cherryholmes: Freshman Award teve Anderson: outstanding achievement of the eighth grade
Three people placing in the state scholarship tests: Jayne Proudfoot (senior english), Debbie Hall (freshman english), ,hara Cherryholmes (algebra I)
Outstanding freshmen: Shara Cherryholmes and Greg Polly
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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Adam-, Becky Huffman, Kathy McKinney, Marlina Dri coll, indy Gross, Natalie Kidd, Mrs. Conley, Vanes a mith, Joyce Ballard, Cheryl Isaacs, Renee Thompson, Kim ox, Lounetta Lawless - those memb 'rs pre ent January 25, 1977.
Lounett.a Lawless: Miss Warren County FHA I HB~RO
A new as(X'Ct of the homt' l't'. dt'parlment was FHA: though this club exsistt•d in tht• past, this was the first year that the club activitit>~ \\'t'rl' ft•atun•d as part of the class at·tivitit•s. This organization f<X'USt's on individuality, guidanct•, leadt•rship and coopt•ration. Tht• chaptt•r advisors (the homt' l'C. tt•achers) wen• n•sponsihle for t•oordinating chapter and class activities so that they complimented and enriched each other. The two levels of this organization art' the consumer homt' toe.- FHA (Fl'Tl'RE H0.:\1 E.:\1AKER ...' OF A.:\1ERIC A) and the v<x-ational home <'c. - HERO (H0:\1E EC0:-:0.:\tiCS RELATED OCCl'PATION,).
OFFICER': Brenda Barrett (district offict>r), Loum•tta Lawless (President), and Kim Cox (Secretary-Vice Pres.)
Participant.-; in annual FHA :tyl<• Show
VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
L<.>ft to Right, Jenni Vinson, Tina Amburgy, C'hris helton, Richards, Jenny Hillman, Kim Patton
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RESERVE CHEERLEADERS
Reserve: Julie Snoddy, Tammie Prewitt, Cathy McKinney, Kim Purkey, Darla Morgan, Liz Huffman.
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FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS
Fre~hmen: Debbie Campbell, Christine herry Atkin~. Janet McKalip.
Sheehan, Anne Joefreda, Cary Karman.
Fre~hmen Cheerleaders, a~ well a~ the Fre~hmen cla~s. are linked in ~pirit throughout the coming yt'ar~.
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J.V.S. Thl' \\'arn•n Count\ .Joint \'o•:ational S.:hool opl'nl·d this yt;ar for juniors and st>niors from \'arinus hig-h sd10ol~ in thl' count\'. About fift\· studl•nts from \\'a\'lit'S\ illl' sttuh ·in such fil•ld~ as hortil'ultun•, auto. mt'l'hanil';;, l'hild l'an>, Sl'l'rt'larial training, food sl'n"ll'l', t'osnwtolog~. drafting, carpl·ntry, fashion nwrl'handising, and so forth. ;\lan~ still partil'ipalc in t•:xtra l'Urril'ular aetivitil•s though atlPnding .J.\'.S.
Those attending the Vocational School learn by doing the things that interest them.
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A wintt•r to rememlwr . . .. t•H•ryone said ........ . thl• coldest s i nee Colonial Dan; .... Our lifeline nearly frozen.
Who would ha\"e helie\"ed it? 25 degrees below zero; cars buned under snow; frozen rivt•rs; ICl'Y silence and cold north winds; 10 foot drifts; school so seldom we almost forgot we were going.
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Tht• har~h and de\'astalmg winlt-r had a profound effect on our --r. . :chool. January and Ft•bruary found most of us luning in our radios and T\'s lo st't' if we had school that da) (or that week). Six da.n; of school in JanuaD and just a few more in Ft•bruary made for disrupted schedules, postponed games, plays, and meetings.
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GRADUATION
This was Waynesville's 105th commencement exercise, taking plac June 5, 1977. Baccalaureate was held early unday afternoon. Invocation was given by Rev. Gleadon Lamb and the sermon by Rev. James Coffman. This was a moment of inspiration for the graduating class. Concluding the service, benediction was given by Rev. Lamb and the clas;; walked out a tep closer to the "final step." Commencement exerci~es were held at : unday evening. Invocation was given by Rev. \Vatter Lamb and the audience welcomed by the cia ·s president. The ceremony included speeches by the valedictorians and the salutatorian, and award presentations, after which diploma~ were presented to the clas · of '77. Graduation is the Ia ·t. line in our Waynesville chapter and the first. line in our new lives.
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Mr. Williams Jayne Proudfoot (Co-valedictorian)
Cindy Kier (C<rvaledictorian) Jeff Jones ( alutatorian)
Beth Veg¡o (Class president)
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CLASS OF '78 ~ik Albrecht Tina Amburgy Annalisa Am laudia Andr s
Mik Anderson Darren Ballard Tim Bargo Diana Begley
Tawn B nson Marty Borgerding Ronald Briggs Debbie Buxton
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Not pictured: David Barb r, Brenda Barrett, Alan Bennett, Alan Brown, Darla Buckland, Yvonne Campbell, Denise Craycroft, Dan Ingram, Dana Lemaster, Raelyn Rye, Alan Scott, Roy Thomp on
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Officers, left to right: Ken olvin, Pre ., laudia Andres, V. Pres., Jerry Hockett, ec'y., Tina Amburgy, Bus. Mgr., Darren Ballard, Treas., f.lan Scott, Bus. Mgr.
Valerie Campbell Nancy Carter Toni Chenoweth Ken Colvin
Barry Combs Mark ornett Aaron rane Judy David on
Warren Dyer Mary Farle) Terri Francigco Lester Gayheart
Gary George Carrie Grice Dottie Hannah Carla Hansard
elden Heath Stephanie Hilterbridle Jerri Hockett usan Hough
Kathy Howard Eddie Hucy Ltz Huffman Larry H ughcs
Chuck Irons Janet Is acs Beth Jones Julie Kier
Ron Kronenburger Charlotte Kruer Terri Lainhart Tami Lamb
teve Lamblin Louie Lander Randy Linebaugh Dave 1cKeehan
tan Malicote Cathy McKinney Jim Mellot Richard Merris
Terry Moore Pam Nowlin Karen O'dell Teresa Patterson
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Debbi Patton Tom Patton
~erry Perry Mike Poston
Regma Price Karen Purkey 0
Kim Ramsey Don Rathweg Walter Rath weg hern Ratliff 0
Fherry Rodo I mger ra~k Robinson Lorn Rush Mike Rush
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Dana Walters
Jim Wendling
Charlie Wilkerson
Melissa Wood
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CLASS OF '79 Terri Arnold Liz Atkins Larry Bagford David Barber Teri Bennett
David Bixb~ tevc Blevins ott Holling Rand\ Bost ott.Brann k
Tony Brooks Kar~n Brunton Jeff arter Gan offman Dan"a Cochrane
Margaret Coons Zekc Couch ylvia Counts Kimberly Cox Jody Cornett
andy Creekmore Beckv Deters Marlena Driscoll Mike Elcook Dave England
Cathi Esselman Tom Foley
usan Fritts Pam Furnas
Chuck Gate~ Philip Gibb~ Larry Gilliam Bobbie Gompf Hope Gorsuch Don Greene
Kathy GriCl' Jo Ann Halton Alex Hawkins Wanda Holland~worth Jeff Howard Gay Inabnitt
Brian !~sac~ Robvn Issacs Matt Joefreda Brian Jones Elizabeth Jones Wendell Joyce
Richard Kronenberger Robin Lamb Tracy Lamb James Lester Don Lowe Greg Lynch
Reed Madden Kim Madison helly Maloney Lori Marriot Debbie Matter Jenny Meeker
Kevin Miranda Lisa Mitchell Marty Mitchener
Cathy Montag Chri ty Montag Darla Morgan
Richard Morl y Marlene 1urrfll teve Osborn
John Pottenger like Powell Kim Purkey
Gerry Raasch Brenda Randolph Rob Rickey
herry Roark Barry Robbins Danny Robbins Officers: J . Howard, V.P., L. Bagford, Pres., . Roark, Treas., M. Whipp, Bus. Mgr., L. Schmidt, Sec'y.
Ron Roell Jerry Russell Matt Rye
Robert Rye Lisa Schmidt Bernadine Schrenk
heila Keith Kelly
Doug Newt impson Mike
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Rod St John Lt•she Townsend Mike Turner Jt•ni \'in~on Diane Wahsum Cht•ryl Waltz
Ih•hhit• W t•hh Joan \Vendling Ray Warner Pam \\' t•rner Dt•nnts Wt•st Margie Whtpp
OT PICTL'RED: June Allison Robert Andes Bill Avcock Alfmi Bt•rrl'lt Lon nit• Bh thl• Jeff Campbl'll Larrv Esselman Dan ·Hollan!bworth Don Hollandsworth John Mitchell John !\lcl':utt Dawn Ra\ Carol Waht•r James\\\%;
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Rodney Akers teve A ¡hmore herry Atkins Brad Baker Joyce Ballard B verly Barber
Nola Bennett Kurt Ben~on Richard Benson Mark Bishop Tony Bishop George Blakely
Ed Bradley Colleen Bromagen Arnie Buxton Debbie Campbell Donna Campbell Donna Carter
Lilian Carter Shara Cheryholmes tephanie Clark olleen Con ley Kelli oy Mark reekmore
Jeremy Dakin Kelli Davis Karen Deerwester Dawn Duncan Jenny Durbin Mike Dyer
Pasty Elcook Robin Estep Tina Farley Tim Francisco Cheri Fritts Barbara Frye
Mike Gricl' Cind\ Gros~ Debbie Hall Andy Hannah Alison Haxton
Kim Hisll• Tonya Hohhs Jim Holtzhaut'r
Brooks Horsl•man &:ott Ho\\ ani Tom Hul'Y
Bl·ck\ Huffman ~us1e Huffman \\rnon Huffman
I>all' H ug-hl·s :hl•rrvl baacs Annl' ·J ot.'fn·da
Cathy Jol'fn•da Da\·id Johnson JIll:' J onl's
Mikl' Jonl':-> Sandy Jont•s Tammy Jones
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Karman Larn Kl'llt•r ~1ark Kennedy
Natalit• Kidd Teri K1dd hris Konkhn Roger Kroncnbergt•r Anthony Lamb Eddie Lamb
Jeff Lamb Scott Lamb hane Lamb Greg Lamblin Vincent Leycs Tracy Lindsey
Cheryl Lohse Sonja Lutz Janet McKalip Greg Miller Mike Morle\ Jenny eel~y
Tim Oshornl' Charles Overhl'l' Kenny Page Jeff Patton Margaret Petl'rs Greg Polly
Roger Pressh.•y Tammy Pre\\itt Bill P;ice Rhonda Purkl'Y Steve Rains Donny Ramby
NOT PICT RED: Terry Adams Luther Adcock James Adkins Joe\ Alexander Da~id Baile~ Tony Berry Richard Buckland Ricky Copas Gail Dumford Darll'l'n !<'lint Jt•ff Hichy Arnold Lamb i'~ugene Malicote Johnny Massengale Catherim• Powell Robin Randolph Jack Richards Paul Todd Todd Woods CLA.'' OFFICER.,: C. Karman, M. Vint, C. Joefreda, K Hass, A. I! axton
Vicki Ray Ruby Ri~hards Randy Ridinger Tl•n•sa Rignc\ Mike Roherts;m Paul Scherer
John &ott Mark Seidl Christinl' Sh<•Phan Qumton Sherwood Tom Slatter\ Chris Smt•<ui
Tamm\ Sm1th Vanes~a ,'mith Vicki Smith J ulil' 'noo<h· J imm) Sta,;ldon Stevt• .'tephl•ns
Billy Taylor Jeff Timmons R(•nt'l' Thompson Jdf Vanderpool Maria Vint Lori Walkt•r
Vicki Wamplt>r Rob Warnl'r Karen Wical Gt•orge Winstead Arlt•nt• Wright Kt•n Z1egll•r
JUNIOR HIGH
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CLASS OF '81 ~I
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D. Blair n Blakelv : Bor~e~din~ S Btl"t K Bon't' t;. BrZtnno<.'k
.1. Brooks T. Brown T. Brown L . Burse\· B. Campiwll A. Carlt'r P. ( 'arll'r T. Clark C. Coffman T. Coffman D. Coh·in D. Comb::;
D. Corm•tt B. Couch \\'. Coueh ~1. Davis T. Dib D. Edwards l>. Edwards ~1. Edwards T. ~\·rguson \ '. Finkt• ~1. Fox T. Fox
C. Foust J. Frye P Garrett '. Gt•or~e ~1. Ght•aring ~1. Gihb: M. Gilliam S Goo<.'h D Hansard T. Harrison T. Hawk
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Ht•nson Hillard Hisey Hogan
:.; . Hollandsworth B. Howard G. Howard
S. baac~ l\1 . Jont•s R. Karman R. Kl•t·~an K. Knisley
P K<)(!hler R. Kronenhl•rgl'r C. Laird P. Lander N. Lawless A. Lester R. Livingston B. Lohse
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D .\lavnard '. ~tcf'arland J . ~1ellott
D. Mercer P. Merris E. :\te~ser
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A. Nix T. Parsons G. Patterson T. Patton G. Penrod ' . Pettit T. Phipps E. Ponder :\1. Powell . Price D. Rains R. Ramb~· K Randolph J Rict• R. Roark R. Robbins B. Rovse A. Ru.ssell ~1.
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Seidl 'impson SizeloH' :mith 'mith
L. Sparks T. Spencer D. Spitznogle R. Stapleton T. 'tephl•ns R. Taylor B. Thacker A. \\'ardlm' .J. Watkins B. Wl>t'b D. Wildl•r
A. Wilt•Y D. Wiltlt•rson V Wood
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CLASS OF '83 G. Adam:; C Allen S. Arnold ..' . Arthur B. Bakl•r ,' . Bl•gley J Bl·n~on P Bernard S Berr\' ' Bog1-~ B Bolling M. Bolling J . Brigg::; J. Brown C. Campbell L. Campbell P Cas::;id\ D. Chatti~
C Chenoweth G C'herrvholme~ :\1 Clark.
J. Coffman L. Coffman C. Covin
B. Cook \\'. Cook T Da,· i~ D. Deter~ B. Dodd~ \' Elliot :\1. England L. Esselman J. Fergu::;on J . Florence ' . Freeze K. Fultz :\1. Gadd J . George J . Gilli;; '. Gorsuch . Gro;;::; ' Gum
J . Halton E. Ha . B. Hi'le ' . Hi le R. Isaac~ D. John~on J. Johnson C. Jone:-D. Jones P. Jone::; J . Jordon R. Keegan K. Kennedy K. Kidd T. Kidd ' . King D. Knisley :\1 Kronenberger
T Kuras R Kunger J. Lac\ A. La~h R. Le ·ter T. Lewis
B. Leyes H. Long B. Longacn• K Lowe P Lowe T. Lynch L. ~1adden B. :\1addison J . .:\1alicote R. :\1essengale J . .:\1cKaly:,;
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J . :\1e ker T. Metcalf
J . Miller R. eace J. };el·on K. Osbornt'
B. Page \'. B. E. D. K.
Peak Peter ' Raasch Rasnake Rathweg
M. Ratliff . Ray M. Rice J. Richards . Roark P. Robbins
J Rush
P. K. izelo,·e M.
E. L. M 'pencer L. C. T. T.
tapleton Taylor Ti.;,mons Waltz J . Whitely
F. Williams D. Woods K. Worthington K. Younker
ot Pictured: K. Adcock D. Dunckin K. Eakin· R. Mellott L. Pelfrey J. Polle\· · ~1. Richards
CLASS OF '84 W..\mh·r~on G. Arm,;trongA. Bam•r J) . B:nwr C. Ban·s T. Bt•;1tlt·y L. Bt'IT\" .1. Bisht;p G. Blackford E. Bnm n .1. Buckland :\1. Chattin Clark Cook Da,·i,.; Eng-l'l .1. Entns J . Farlt•y
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:\1. Fox ~1. Fredt•rit·k L. Fou,.;t A. Frn• K. Fr:,. J . Gatt•:;
J Ght•aring\' Gib::;on :\1 Gilliam ::; Ging-erich ,' Graham .J (rrict• :\1. Hall
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Hatfield Hazt•n Hodg-t• Hog-an :. S L. .1. J.
Hofat•kt•r Hollands\\'orth Humphn•y Isaacs Jont•:< T. Karman J. Kt-lll•r S. Kt•nrw'h A. Krng- .
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T. Laird Lamb ~1. Lamh P. Lamh K. Lindsl'\' ~1. Long ·
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G. Pari,;h C. Parks C. Patrick T. Patton D. Perdul' C. Phipps K Pril'l' K PurkeY ,\1 Ramh·~· K Rathwl'g :\1 Rl'l'd C. Rel'\'l's
C. Riel' D. Rigney R. Robbins A. Roeder D. Rusl' T Sackett
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&·hmidt Singer 'tonehurnl'r Stroop R Townsend
J Waddl•ll K. \\'hitt'l\' B. Wilchl'~ M. Will')
E. Wilson W. Winkl<'r .\1 . Winsted
R. Wmst<'d C. Wright
R. Wright L. Younker
~ ot P1t'tu rt>d: M Bayll•ss L. Britton R. GruhN ,I Keegan A Thompson C Walton
FOOTBALL CHEERLEADER': P. Lander, R. Week::;, V. Finke, A. Wardlow, J. !'iel::;on, T. Lynch, T Waltz, J . Halton TEA~1
MEMBER : R. Ramln, L. Es::;t'lman, . Gor::;uch, B ~1cK.innt'\, D. Combs, J . ~1eeker, K. O::;borne, C. Coffman, ~1r. Hampton, W. Cook, J. :\lcKalip, J . Florencl' , \'. Peak, ' . Borgl•rding, '. Boggs, E. Raasch, M. lark, . Roark, Mr. Philpot, R. Keegan, D. Dunkin, B. Bolling, K. Kennedy, C. Chenoweth, :\1. Gadd, D. Deter::;, R. Kuriger, K. Fultz. K. Younker, T. 'mith, D. Wood::;, R. Kronenberger, J. Miller, P. Robbins, ' Gl•orgl', E. Ponder, R. Roark. E. :\h•::;::;er, D. Blair, D. :\1avnanl, ~. Bo::;t, ~L Adams, B. ~1adi~on, R. Taylor, B. Couch, R. Robbin ·. D. Wah:sum, G. Howard, D. Rain~. :\1. .Jonl•::;, G. Patter~on
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BASKETBALL Wavnt• Couch, Brad Howard, Bohll\' Camhl•ll, Eric ~h•sser, Gar\' Howard, Brad (;ouch, Rand\' Taylor. IkWayne Rains, Greg Patterson, Doug Combs, Rarct• Henson, 'cott Bost, Mike Jones, Richard R;>bbins, David Cornt>tt, Darn•ll Wahsum, Eric Ponder, Tony Smith, Mr. Stt•wart
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Chris Colnn, Oa\id Det>ters, Jim Johnson. Craig Campht>ll . .'ten• Roark, Kirk Kennedy, Bryan .\1cKmm·~; Back: Bruct• Bolling. Paul Robbms, ~I arcus Rice, Dar~ I 'harp, Scott Gorsuch, David Dunkin, Chris Chenoweth.
JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES
The Jr. High A bunch of little "devils"
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The Jr. High tudents are involved in many activitie such a : Band, Football, Ba ketball, Cheerleading, Track, Pep Club, Parent's Night, Field Day, etc.
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AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE
The completion of this ~ t•arbook has !wen a long, t•nduring task, but nevertheless, an enjoyable one. A yearbook should he an encyclopedia of memories; it should be a binding force to the past, your past. It has bet•n the hopt• of this staff to completl' th1s hook m such fashion . It Is abo thl' hopl' of the staff that our "lifeline" be a continuous one, a line of unity, linkinj.! thl' past, presl'nt, and future. The staff was one of little experience, hut pnl\ed true, as each workl•d diligently, and learned \\ hile doing. Our book is one of imperfection, but \\ l' hope that the errors will be O\'erlookcd and that our purpose and thenw shine through: our ·chool1s a \'ital partm our lives- and thus it is a stronj.! link in our "lifeline." We feel it is \'Cry appropmte to acknowledge tht• followinj.! pl•opll• for thl·ir help in completing our book: John Jone · , of Herff-Jones Yearbooks Rob Osborne, of Osborne Studios, Middletown Tht• citizens of the community for support of our st·hool le\·y Thl' mt•rchants of thl' community for thl• pun·hasl' of adn•rtising Pleast' pat ron m these pl'Ople for the1r support of our school. Much work has been contributed to the completion of this yearbook. of which much was done by the freshmen r •presentatin•s of our staff; thl•ir work dest>r\'t's special recognition. as dot•s thl• work of tht• compll'te ,;taff:
Lount•tta Lawless t•ditor-m-chil'f. Beth Vegso senior l'ditor, Jack ~tuhhs and Andy Maloy sports editors, Matt Engle and ~1 ikl' Andt•rson studl·nt photographers, Charlotte Campbell busmess manager. Carleda Wrightcorr •spondencc · ecretar~, Debbie Hall, ~taria Ymt, 'hara Chcrryholmes. Kelli Coy, Tami Lamb, Cindy Gross. Ed Hass.
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70 N. MAIN ST. WAYNESVILLE , OHIO, 45068
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ROLLY HILL MANOR DELUXE APARTMENT LIVING 539-8534 MONROE, OHIO BOB C. AMBURGY TOM FLORENCE
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TO LARRY & CLM~' OF '77
BEST WISHES
TOWN SQUARE COLONIAL INN GOOD LL'CK LOl'NETTA & CLA"' OF '77
Take time to work It's thl• price of success Take time to think It is the source of powl•r Take timl' to play It is the secret of youth Take time to read It is the foundation of knowledge Take time to worship It is the highway of
reverence Take time to help & enjoy friends It is the source of happiness Take time to dr •am It hitches the soul to stars Take time to laugh It is the singing that helps life's load Take time to love It is the one sacrement of life
GENERAL CARPE 'TRY. INTERIOR TRIM TEXTURED CEILING', PANELING
Wall Pap r Draperies Acce sorie
MARSHALL LAWLESS CARPENTRY 5744 orwin Rd.
97-:39
WAYNESVILLE FURNITIRE & GIFT SHOP
BILLY'S BARBER SHOP 21 S. MAIN ow'1er:
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BOB CORWIN
MOTO GUZZI PUBLIC GOLF COURSE
TOURING SPECIALIST
PARTY ROOM AVAILABLE Phone 97-4921
CB RADIOS, MOTORCYCLES 7959 COOK JONE ROAD (off t. Rt. 42)
152
97-7724
THE ELUSIVE BUTTERFLY BEAUTY SALON
CHUCK'S GULF SERVICE '77
140 S. MAIN ST.
GOOD LUCK, SENIORS
97-3 76
HARTSOCK'S VILLAGE FLORIST "The Florist Who Care " Fourth and Miami Streets Waynesville, Ohio 4506
MARY'S BEAUTY SALON S. MAIN ST. Waynesville, Ohio (in Wa hington Square) 97-5046
97-4026
LANDMARK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '77 TOWN & COUNTRY CENTER
AGRI-URBAN, INC.
WAYNESVILLE CAMPERS, INC.
Corwin Road Wayne ville, Ohio
MINI-MOTOR HOMES
Phone- 897 -4015
SALES- SUPPLIES t. Rt. 42, Mile
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Ph. 97-7936
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Grow old along with me! The best is yet to b , The last of life, for which the first was made: ur times are in his hand Who saith, "A whole I planned, Youth hows but half; Thru t God; ee all, nor b afraid!"
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BELL EAGLE ASS. MARVIN'S LANE WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
THE NELL INS. AGENCY 23 0 TH MAIN T. WAYNE VILLE, OHIO YOUR FAMILY AND B SINE INSURANCE AGENCY
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Jeff Howard
Mr. Andrew Churko
Mr. Andrew Churko is retiring this year after a long career in the teaching field. After teaching one year in Arkansas, he came to Waynesville where he has spent 26 years teaching such diverse subjects as Math, Mechanical Drawing, Electronics, Physics, Chemistry, D.C.T., and Driver's Training. We will miss him and wish him the best of luck in what we are sure will be a busy retirement. Farewell and Jonapot Andy!
Jeff Howard, a sophomore, does more than climb around the gym. In this year where death has so often touched our community, he has saved a life through his bravery. Jeff saved the life of a Centerville youth, Ted Solomon, who was swimming at the Caesar's Creek Dam. He tried in vain to save a second boy, Steve Stricker. We join the many others who have honored him in saying congratulations and right on Jeff!
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... Some students say teachers give no slack; some teachers say students aren't disciplined or taut and don't pull their share ...
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LAST LINE ... The:e an· our last page.-;; The:;c arc our la!>t Lines: We've tried to conm•ct Things upTo sho\\ how we arP 'Iosch entwined '"ith the · LIFELJ:-:E of our ·chool ..
Big BrothPr, I presume' Above right: Ruh-a-Duh-I>ub, A Chick In a Tub; Bt•low left: All in a dav\ work: Below: Untangling tht• lin~.
It's not the ride; It's the smell~
Musical Chairs Hum Drum Tug! Tug! Tug!
The LifeLine Sometimes
Get.-; Knotted
But Life And Good Times
Go On ...
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