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1984-Was it a Big Fat Deal or an Ordeal? Was it a Big Year in Our Lives or a General Bust? What were the BIG events'? Had Big Brother come to W.H.S.? Was the year no bigg1e or did we come up with orne big achievements? Jom the '84 Yearbook Staff in our v1ew of the Biggest Little School Around ...
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'84: Big Time~ \\. Big friends: top. Big dental bills bring TEETH!; Becky & Rob\\. a big friend; Kim & .\fichele w. big Teddy; Middle. Brynn. Patti, Angie .•. back & front; Eric' big on Tim's shoulders; Mi sy i big entertainment; Bot. Mark ". a big friend; 1ichele & big cousin Alan; Kim & Mi sy having a big time!
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Big Smiles & Lots to Smile About
Big smiles, big laughs, big times at W H .S. Together we have lots to enJO): Homecoming p1c : follO\\¡the¡leader on Freshman uction Day: Teamwork is fun; Two for the price of one in Mr. Dillon's coat; togetherne s m friendship and fun i the rule not the exception at our Big Little School. Each da> can be tough but we still find lots to smile about.
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Above, Semors Thinking They're Big tufP. Below, M1 y & Lorie prove that b1gger IS not nece sarily better!
Above, Big in A Family Way! "Big Mama" Mark take httle Stev1e for a nde!
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Left. Big-hearted Coo like Mrs. t les are alway ¡ read) to lend a hand!
1984 - The Year of "B1g Brother" . . here, William & Big Bro Carter Merri
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left. Dav1d & ~ ichelle rake m the B1g Bucks at the Freshman lave Auction.
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It ~a a big fall eason. Many came back to the new school year with great anticipation. The new, tougher rule made for a rapid disappearance of P.O. . With the teacher carrying a bigger stick. tudent et their sights on the goal of the ea on: good grade . a top marching band. a strong football sea on, the fun of sp1rit week and the big challenge of a new chool year.
WELCOME BACK STUDENTS
Student¡ await the new year ~ith anticipation. Clockwi e from the sign. freshmen on auction day; Michelle creatively dres ed; at an early outdoor pep a embl}; chem. Lab is no biggie for Mark & Greg.
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Clockwi e from above \ tck: & Jim in pantomime: \1ike. Carter & Tonya at powder puff g.. me; Homecoming pic were taken at Stoneybrook: Even hand-holding had to be on the sly a Michele & Andy are ¡urprised during the PDA crackdown.
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BIG SHOTS
810logy, Chemi tr;, General ctence
Mr. Me cher- Typing
Mr Webb- Civics, English, World History
Mr. Kenned; - Health, General ctence, Dnver Ed.
"ir Conley- Home Economics
Mr. Collins- I.A .C.
Mr. Tharr
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Mrs. PhilJip -L.D.
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Band, Below, Mr . HelJmannHealth. General c1ence
Mrs. Finch- Pre- lgebra, Algebra
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Clark-Librarian
\lfr. Ce sna- Counselor
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Government
Mrs. Polly- Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math
Mr. Brower- Engli h, Bible Lit.
Mr. Liffick- Phy ical Education
Mr. Polly- Biology, Phy iology, Zoology
Mi s Jackson History, Geography. Below, Mrs. Townsend- English, Communication
Mr. Barton
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Far left: Mrs. Buckley-Art. Left, "Here come the j udge."
Mr. Weirauch- Latin
Mrs. Watson- Home Economic
Mrs. King
Composition, Engli h
Mr. Lei t
Choru , Drama
Mr. William - Computer , A.P. Math
Mr. Dillon- French, Yearbook
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Jr. High Teachers
Far right , \1 r . Reed, Libranan: Rtght , Mr. Watson, Math & bad jokes.
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\1r Henson Health, Phy~ Ed.
Mr . Gradel Reading
Mr. Vanderpool m. Hi tory, Ohio History
Mrs Vatr Reading
Mr. Phtlpot hop
Mr. Ed\\-ards cience
Mr. Osborne (above) cience Mrs. Hartsock(belo~) Engli h
Mrs. Lacy Engli h
Mrs. Waldroup oc1al Stud1e ¡
Mrs. Watson (above) Health, Phys. Ed. Mr . Malcolm (belo~) 1\i urse
Mr. Gibbs (above) Math ~ . Roderer {belo~) I.A.C
Below, Superintendent of Wayne Local chools Dr tan ley Moreland. Right, \\ ayne Local chool Board, l. tor., eated, Leo Perr) (Pres.). Claire Dunkin, Jile Farley, Dr. .Moreland; tanding, John Rudd (V. Pres.), Paul Michener.
Above, Mrs. Janet Carter, Clerk/Secretary; Above right, Mrs Caroline Smallwood, Sec'y to Dr. Moreland; Bottom nght, Mr . Betty R1ckey, Treasurer of the Board of Education. Page 19 top left, Mr. Charle Williams, High School Pnnc1pal; top nght, Mrs. Mildred Sheehan, H1gh School Secretary; middle left, Mr. Cra1g Franci co, Jr. High Principal; m1ddle right, Mrs. Dorothy Patton, Jr. High Secretary; bottom left, .Mr. Byron Arne , Elementary Pnnc1pal; bottom nght, l\.1r Judy Kier, Elementary Secretary
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The Big Shots!
The "B1g Shot " have done a great JOb thi year keeping Wayne ville School running smoothly. Our School Board, Superintendent, Pnnc1pals, Secretane and upport staff do the1r JOb with care and the highe t regard for the betterment of the tudents of\\ ayne v1lle School We are mall in size, but big in skill. concern and ability. Our hats are off to these hard-working, compa ionate "Big Shot ".
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Page 20-21 Top. left to right. Jr. High cooks Mrs. Bauer. Mr Hona' er, Mrs. Kurtz: the erving line with hungry th grader . ~r hepherd (janitor) and daughter Kim; Dick Campbell (Maintenance): Middle, I to r .. Mr tile (Kitchen upervisor) has Mrs. O'Banion (Kitchen Manager) m a tew: High chool Cook Mrs. Mellott & Mr Powell; Bob Campbell (Head of Mamtenance) with the H.So cooks; Teacher's Breakfa t provided by the administration; bottom, I tor. seated, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Baile), \frs '\eeley, Mrs. Bauer. ~1r . Howard, tanding, 1r. O'Banion. ~fr Stile. \fr Robin. on, Mrs. Hopkin ""ot pictured: (camera h)!!) Bus dnver : Mr. ~icCullough (Mechanic), Mr . ndrews, Mr . Bur~on, ~1r . Cochran. Mr. Lamb, Mrs. Linebaugh, 1r . Kinsel. Mr . Kronenberger. ~fr . Wood . \famtenance taff not pictured: Mr. dkin. \fr. Keplinger, Mr. Lamb, Mr tan berry, M Stan berry, Mr·. Howard (see cook's pic.), Dave Young. Our staff does a great job maintaining & keeping the buildings & ground , cooking and erving meal & banquets, and driving the bu e Our thanks to them! 0
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' This year, a usual, Sp1rit Week started off with hat day & the lave Auction. While wearing zany hat , the r herded the Fro h. to the "Block". They earned nearly one million S's for the Sr cia & plotted revenge against the Fro h lave day came & the halls were littered with the sounds & ight of alien, unu ual, & embarrassed Frosh. The following day wa the legendary Powderpuff game. Though they put up a gallant fight, the JrSoph team wa defeated by the uperior r-Frosh. team. Better luck next year Jr - oph. The pirit games enjoyed by all, were almo t rna ked over by the hall decorating. The Sr " pased" out & broke records all over their hall along with the1r subliminal graffiti spray-painted on the wall. The Jr. really "kicked" up when they
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found the Sr had won. The Soph. a! o had well decorated hall, & the Fro h., well let the name peak for it elf. Jim Deters & Angie Liffick were the Homecoming King & Queen. The football team put up a good fight, but they were defeated much to everyone regret. The week ended with the pectacular dance at the school w1th a D.J . from, nowhere el e, but WTUE. They cranked out the tunes for everyone to jive to. Thu ended the 83-84 Spint Week with a bang!
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Senior-Freshmen Wins The Winning Team emor'·Fre,hman. Back ro\\ L·R. Coach. Ronnie lford, Leslie Me~ser, Melanie Coy, Jodi Measel, Beck) hinkle, Coach, Jeff Keegan, Karen Pettit, olveig Langeland, Patti Fritb, ~1ichele Elton. 2nd Ro\\. Michele Wiley, Jenny Martin, Cady Haxton, Brynn Ra), Donna Keegan, Bil11e Hubbs, Jada Jenkins, ta<.i haffer, Angie Liffick. J.. neehng, Jenmfer Veg. o, Melea Shtvley, Robin Cook, Britt Stgmund, Tere a Bolling, Michelle Arne . Becky Fors}the, Alana Jenkins, Amy mith Sitting. Lori Satterf eld. Kathy tapleton, Sherri Sherrill, Ktm ichols, Lori Went1el, Kim Dakin, Beth Ashburn, Coach Kevin Elcook.
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The Defeated Team Juniorophomore. Back ro"' L-R. Coach, Troy Patton, Darlene Hacker, Carib Hice, Julie Taylor, Melanie Mo er, Kri ) Behnken, Li a Manning, DeAnn nedegar, Lynn Wil on, Tammy Ball, Coach, Mike Ramby. 2nd ro\\, Cindy Young, ~1i ) eecc, Tamm,> Bargo. Jamie George, Mi~ y Blevin , Chri tma Patrick, Miss) David on, Diann Fergu on, Briget Campbell, Dana \Vilson, Lora White tine, Li a Raasch, Tammy Lamb, 3rd ro\\, Annette Livingston, Angela rthur, Tere a For ythe, Tanya Roeder, Barb cherer, Marie Kronenberger. Heather Has , Berneda Pennington
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bove, the 1983-84 Marching Band (in concert band dress). Left to right, top to bottom: R. I, David Young, Mike Hess, Derrick Cook, R 2, Jerr} Stapleton, Julie Mitchner, Ed Bucholtz, Roger Briggs, Jennifer Este , Director Denms Lmg, R 3, Dan Chaney, Jason VanHoose, my Jones, Randy Freeman, Tony Koe ters, Tom Bonham, Ton}a Lamb, Addte Ingram, Kevtn Maloney, Bnan Miltenberger; R. 4, Janet Rogers, Beth Stammen, Jodt St Pierre, Bonme Hoffer, April helton, Dawna Edwards, Carl Chaney, Peter Brown, Carolyn Rogers, Paul Smith, Ben Gheanng, R. 5, Julie Dunham, Tawn William , Debbte huler, Rhoschel mith, Mclca Shtvcly, my mtth, Beth Ashburn, Kathy Boyer, Becky Forsythe, Amy 1\,apter, Shawn Sammons, R . 6, Jill Cc na, Lon ~entzel. Cindy Anderson, Amy He , Becky \4aloy, Debbte Dttmycr, Donna Carter, Dcbbtc mtth, Melanic Waddell, Bntt Stgmund, Chri Engel, Brent Coy: R. 7, Jason Wright, Ben Thacker, Michele Arne , Cath} \1yer , Tracee Patton, Ricky Pettit, Ltsa \\'eeks, Kath} \<an U} , Aaron Wright, Ryan Brickley, Jamie Brower, R , Mike Weidlich, Carib Hice, Mark Hurley, Chris Freeman, Doug Elliott, Dale Spitznogle, David VanHoose, Calvin Crutchfield, Greg hellenbarger. "And the Winner i . . . The Marchmg partans from Wayne ville!" Yes, all that work . .. like finding your own hat box & gloves, gettmg your ash straight, practicing in the sprinkler on cold Tuesday nights, selling pizzas & oranges, traveling what seem¡ like thousands of mile on buses . . well, all of that work seem well worth while when you feel the pr'dc and excitement when your name is called out at the tate Competition. "Superior Rattng ... Waynesville High chool!" The band did a wonderful JOb tht ¡ year under Mr Ltng's leadership. With the continuing upport of the Band Boosters and a lot of talent being formed in the elementary and Junior High schools, the future of the band looks bright.
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Clockwise from top left: The Big Hams of Wayne ville High School, Big Semor, Kevin Maloney: Tony Koesters jazzin' it up; (sigh) Another hot practtce; Steve HoffMan leading the troops: the final payoff; the big event; Wayne ville High School Marchmg Band showmg off its Hot Stuff.
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THE CORPS MAKES BIG WAVES ...
The Flag and Rifle Corp . did extreme]} well thi year. The1r Superior rating at State IS the mo t outstanding of all their awards Flags. Hull} Haye , Rhoschel Sm1th, K1m chols, Erin Heiden, Tammy Sm1th, Missy Flannery, Rita Marcone , Beck} F 1rsythe, Kelly Miltenberger Me.anie :\io er, Rifle : Dana Wil on, Kathy Eakin , Mandy John on.
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Golf 3rd
The \\ H .. Golf Team had a .500 cason this year and finished third in the Kenton Trace Conference. The team was paced b} en or Blake mallwood, the onl} real veteran player on the team. Blake had the team's lowe t core and wa named its :vfo t Valuable Player. The .~1o t Improved Player was Mike Tid\\ell. The Coach was David Liffick. Pictured right, I. to r, Mr David Liffick, David Gerspacher, Blake mallwood, Curt Booher, Tom \1c'\,utt, John Fillmore and Mike Tidwell.
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The Big Orange Crush! The Waynesville football partans, tarted out the seas' n Y.ith hope of 1m proving on a 7-3 1982 sea on. Wayne ville again opened the year with an impre sive 50-0 victory over Batavia Bulldog . J1m Deters led the on taught b)' ru~hing for 133 yards and Phillip Hubbell added 92 :rds. The 2nd game of the sea on was again t the tough Little 'vfiami Panther . The partan had not lo~t to the Panthers in 5 :rr . and by hanging on in an -6 victory, it became 6 in a rOY.. The game y,a highlighted by the Orange Cru h's goal line topping of the Panther on three occa ·ion . after giving up 300 :rds. This ran WHS' record to 2-0.
Our next game. against arch-nval. the e\\ M1am1 Vikmg · Y.as played on their aiY.a)s-tough home field. The partans pre\ailed 14-6 by coring the goahead touchdown after an 0-yd dnve m the 4th Qtr. Phil Hubbell ru hed for u career-high 145 yd & I T 0 to lead the partan ground attack. The Y.in ran the partans to a 3-0 record and set up the next encounter ... Y.ith Clinton '-1a ·s1e m the first KT C game
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Waynesville played Massie at Waynesville and came with a hard fought 16-10 victory, the Falcon capitalized on 2 Spartan fumbles to score I TD and I FG The Spartans saw themselves behind I 0-8 in the 4th qtr. for the 2nd week in a row, but the Spartans offense again rose to the occa ion to put together a 68 yd scoring drive to pull out their 4th victory m a row. The attack was led this time by Frosh Paul Woods who rushed for 95 yds and the winning TD. This set us up as the confronter with undefeated Southeastern and Homecoming for the Spartans. This was not to be a happy Homecoming for the Spartans. Waynesville committed 7 turnovers and gave up 21 pts. in the final4 min. of the 1st half to go behmd 21-0 at halftime. The 2nd half was no better a Southeastern ran the total to 35-0 by 56-0 at the end of the game. The TroJans went on to a 10-0 season and a berth in the State playoffs. Wayne ville traveled to Greenview the next week
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(con't, from p.34) and the effect of the Southea tern defeat forced the Spartan to Jo e to the Rams 20-12 in a backbuster performance. Fumble and intercept again Jed to the Spartan downfall a the1r record dragged to 4-2 with \ ayne ville bringing it travel to Ea t Clinton the next week. Wayne ville was finally able to regroup and alvage an 8-6 VICtory. The Orange Crush Jed by Rodney Bailey, Mike Ca idy, and Richard Bryant turned away the Astro 3 times in ide the 10 yd line to hold on for the win. Deter recorded the only core for Wayne ville with Chri Henderson catching for extra pt . from Ed Orr L to R: RO'\ I .\of ark Joefreda, Jim Deter , Phillip Hubbe I, Steve .\>feece. Row 2 Jeff 0 borne, Chri Hender on, .\>fatt Wolfe, Ed Orr, Carter Mems, teve ~1organ, Richard Bryant, haun Boucher. Row 3 Chri Brook hire, Vance Yair, Rodney Bailey, Wilham Mern , Scot Hathaway, Ch1p Schmidt, Mike Cas idy, Gary Grismer Row 4 Bobby Davis, Brent Wentzel, \1ark Wolfe. Tom 0 borne, Stan Jordan, Shane Williams, Tim Livingston, Paul Woods. Row 5 Carl Reeve , Darren Amburgy, Tim Cassidy, Steve Rice, Joe Cupp, Scot Stiles. Row 6 Coach Tim Gabbard, Head Coach Ke1th Mescher, Coach Chuck Wilson. Darren Amburgy and Steve \1eece recovered 2 key fumble to stop Astro driving. This ran Wayne ville's record to 5-2. Wayne ville would be on the road for the 3rd straight week traveling to Cedarville. Wayne ville went to Indiana country with the ame newfound confidence after the East Clinton victory and it howed on the field . The Orange Cru h defen e recorded its 2nd hut-out of the year by holding the Indian to nearly 133 total yard "'hile the Spartans rolled up 279 yd in pa ing a 14-0 victory. Deter again led the offen e by rushing for 123 yds while out tanding performance were turned in on the offensive line by Mark Joefreda, Chris Brook hire, Brent Wentzel, Steve Meece, and Richard Bryant. Defen ively the Cru h was Jed by Jeff 0 borne and Matt \ olfe who picked off his 2nd pa of the ea on. Wayne ville would now be 6 and 2 and "-Ould be going to Yello"- Spring for Parent' , ' ight. Wayne ville came out but did not look too enthu ed to play the lowly ( 1-7) Bulldog . The Spartan held Yellow Spnng to only 91 yard and one touchdown (in the fourth quarter), while coring once in each quarter themselves for a final core 24-6. Waynesville's offense rolled up 355 yds. Deters had 2 TO & 101 yds & Cassidy had 93 yd for the game.
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\\hat a game the partans turned in as the1r last of the season The \1ason Comeh had a strong team and the partans had to pia} a con路 trolled ball game The partan played 6'i offensive plays to only 30 for the omet . \\ H scored 2 times in the final minute of the 2nd quarter to lead 12-0 at the half. The night belonged to Ed Orr and \ ance air on offense. Rodne) Bailey scored the fir t TO of the game after Orr hit Yair on a 26yd pass play to the lyd line, the Comets fumbled the ensuring kickoff and Bobby Davis recovered for the partans on the Comets 45yd line. Orr again hit Yair on a 45yd scoring stnke to 6 out of II passes for 125 yd and I TO and rushing for 52 more yds. air caught 3 pa es for 9yds, I TO, and returned the opposing kickoff of the game 62yd . The Orange Crush defense was awe orne the whole game by giving up only 9yds to Mason the entire night. Mason was able to score in the 4th qtr. on a punt return to make the final 12-7. The emors again turned in a great final game to end their careers at \\ aynesville (!\.1ark Joefreda, Rich Bryant, Chns Hender on, Ed Orr, Phllhp Hubbell, J1m Deters, teve "viorgan, teve Meece, Matt Wolfe, and Jeff Osborne) Waynes路
ville had a good sea 路on at -2, but the team had to fight adver 1t1e and injune . Carter \1erris played only 2 game due to a knee injury and William Merri went down in the 7th game with a knee injur}. Darren mburgy al o was out in the final game due to a knee injury. Andy Morgan wa out the enure sea on with a separated houlder Through leaderhip and character the partans fought back to record it's 5 straight win路 ning eason and 2nd place 10 the K.T.C.
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VARSITY SENIORS
MARK JOEFREDA
JIM DETERS
STEVE MEECE
CHRIS HENDERSON
JEFF OSBORNE
1ATT WOLFE
PHILLIP HUBBELL
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Cheerleaders
The Varsit) Cheerleaders. top to bottom Brynn Ray, Angie Liffick, Michelle Litherland, Donna Keegan, Darla Sharp, and Cathy Robert on. Below left, Reserve Cheerleader left to right Julie Hender on, Jamie Brower, Missy Davidson, Tamm) Bargo, rvtelanie Mo er, and Debra Robinson.
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Clockwi e from left enior Attendants, Vicki Yair, Becky hmkle, Cady Haxton: Junior Attendant Berneda Penmngton; Fre hman Attendant, Jenmfer Vegso; Sophomore Attendant, Jamie George; Senior Candidate, Solveig Langeland. On eptember 30, 1983 Homecoming night, our Big Orange Crush faced the harde t game of the year again t the outheastern Trojan . The 1983-84 Homecoming King & Queen were Jim Deters & Angie Liffick. The I st runner-up was Solveig Langeland .
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Homecoming-Our Big Night
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1983, Volleyball team had a good ·ea on, but the hard work, long practice and dedication wa not good enough to wm the KTC The ·ea on ·tarted off with orne good win and a new coach, hella Gray " he wa a good coach and taught u - many skill and fundamental ," quoted one player.
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\Vmter brought a BIG Chill this year It eemed that pnng \\Ould never come. The Basketball season \\a long for the boy but brighter for the girl \\ho took 2nd in the league. There wa ¡ no cooling down in the Art Department as several student took art prize and a fine how \\a¡ put on. The Band sold oranges: the French Club wreath & mi tletoe (see right)
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Big times in class
Everyone had big times in cia from Freshmen to Semors! We had doubts, we had fun, and we were alway on the run. Time were easy, times were tough but all in all we could handle that tuff!
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Senior Scenes
JUNIORS
Biggish! Juniors! ngie rthur Rodney Bailey Jon Beacham Khn ie Behnken DaYid Bogg
teYe Bogg Curt Booher Chns Brook hire Rand) Bro\\-n Da\\-n Burges
M1ke Ca id) Dean Cook
Laurie Cook CaiYin Crutchfield
Rick Dunham Jim Elam
Doug Elliott Jarome Farle) Tomi Farley Chri Freeman Darlene Hacker
Shelly Hamiel Heather Ha Mi y Helm Julie Hender on
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Tim Hoffer Tonya Jack on Greg Jone Marie Kronenberger Da"'n Lander
Kevin Lawle3 Michelle Litherland Annette Living ton Jeri !\.fcGuire Jeff McCormick
Gene \1c utt Tom \1c utt Rebecca \1aloy Li a Manning Rna Marconet
Rick Marriott Wilham Merri Brian Miltenberger Kelly Miltenberger Melanie Mo er
Shan Mullin Jame Oake Bryan Patton Berneda Pennington DeWayne Purkey
Emily Purkey Eric Purkey Steve Reed Cathy Robert on Left, Cia (V.P.), \1 (Trea .), Treas. 2nd
officer : D. Boggs (Pre ), G hellenbarger Kronenberger ( ec'y.), L. toneburner Hoffman (Bu \1gr.). K \1Iltenberger wa erne ter.
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Tanya Roeder Jeanne Rohrback teve Ryan Barb cherer Chtp chmidt
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Darla harp hellenbarger Todd mtth colt outh Greg
Dale pnznogle \1arcy tahl
Beth tammen Carl uver
Lt a toneburner Jodi t Pierre
Li a utherland Juhe Taylor Roxt Thomp on ance Yair Davtd VanHoo e
Lt a Week . Kim Yout ey, Cindy Young, David Young: not pictured: Sherri Adams, kip Duncan, Teresa For ythe, colt Hatha\\oa}. Delmer I aac â&#x20AC;¢ LeRoy Phipp . Shan Ramby , Larry Randolph, Deanne Ra nake, Tina Rush. \1ike ha\\o, am Toedtman. Carl Walton.
Bryan Agee Tracy Arthur Tina Bailey Tammy Ball Tammy Bargo
Tim Bennett Tere a Bi hop Roger Brigg Chri Bro""er \1is y Buckle
Patrick J Burke, Briget Campbell: Cia officer front, Julie Dunham (Bus. ~1gr.), Tammy Chri ty (Trea .), Back, Brent \\ entzel (Pre .}, Theo mith (Y.P ), Tammy Bargo ( ec'y.).
lien Casebolt Tamm)' Christy
Enc Coffman ,\ 1ark Coffman
Chn Cole Tonya Conner Bnan Co""man Brent Coy Jeff Crutchfield
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\1eh a Dand on Bobb:r Dam Julie Dunham Jennifer Este John Fillmore
Rob F redenck
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Jamie George Davtd Ger pacher Ben Ghearing Cry tal Gib on Ronny Gray
Lynn Hatfield Holly Hayes Ed Henry Bnan Howard Mark Hurley
Pam Hu ey Denni John on Leon John on tan Jordan Davtd Kurtz
Jame Lamb Tammy Lamb Ttm Living ton RtchJrd Longacre tiff 1in nick
John Montag Mts } eace Jerr} eeley Tom 0 borne Chnstina Patnck
Chri Phelp L1 a Raasch Mike Randolph Olaf Roeder cott Rohrback
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Greg Ru h Doug e1dl ngie Shaffer Tim huler Jonathon lone
Paul mith
DeAnn nedegar Ton:y taff rd
Brian tephens Vikki ~troop Li a Thornburg .\1ar) Trimble Brent Wentzel
Lora White tine hane Williams Dana \\'il on Lynne'\) il on Mark Wolfe
Jason Wright Kim Younker
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Sophomore Candids
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Freshmen-A Little Bit Big! Debbie Aker Darren Amburgy Michele Arne Beth hburn Tere a Bolling
haun Boucher Kathy Boyer Jamie Bro"'er Jinnifer Bro"'ning Travi Bro"'ning
Mark Bryant Timothy Ca idy
Jill Ce na tacy Chri tman
Robm Cook Renee Cook
Donald Crawford oma Creech Joseph Cupp Kim Dakm Jame~ Dale
Chri Davi Debb1e Dnmyer Brian Fenner Mehs a Flanner) Rebecca For )the
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Julie Fox Sheri Frye Gary Gri mer Juhe Hacker cott Hafner
Ronnie Hamiel Pam Harri on Michele Harner Erin Heiden Tonya Hendrickson
my He Les Hames Alana Jenkms Bryan Johnson Rebecca Johnson
Denms Kmgan Charlene Lamb Loi Long Chris Lo""e Michelle Lucas
R1ck 'vtcCloud Debbie 'vtcCormick James 'vtorgan Amy 1\/apier Missy eele:r
Kim ichol Tracee Patton There ·a Prewitt Will Purke} Knstm Raasch Class officers, right, I. to r., Sonia Creech (Pres.), Robin Cook (V.P.),. Lori Wentzel (Sec.), Jennifer Vegso (Treas.), Steve Taulbee (Bus. Mgr.)
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Rob Rasnake Carl Reeves Philip Rtce Steve Rtce Debra Robison
Lon Satterfield Tracey Schteman Ketth Shaffer hem Sherritt Melea Shively
Britt Sigmund Am; Smith Mark mtth Marvm pear Jerald tapleton
Kath) Stapleton cott tile Dawn utter Steve Taulbee Eric Thomp on
\4ike Tidwell Kathy Van uy ¡ Jenmfer Yegso Marc Yolkenand Lon \Ventzel
Tawn Williams Mike Wilson Paul Woods '\ot pictured \.1att Barron, Kevu. Cate , Wanda Fergu on, Heather Frasure, \\!I ham Hoffer, Larr) Fergu on, Roger Holland worth, Jame Horner, Paul McGeorge, nd) Morgan, Ron \4ilb), Jennifer Montag, Mt ) 1\,eace, Rtchard \1eeks, Robert \4eeks, Rand) Par on, BenJamin Thacker, Tob; Walter , Shannon Ward.
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F .H.A. IS BIG-HEARTED!!
The Future Homemaker of merica have experienced another bus:r year. They carried out everal big-hearted project under the leader hip of Mr~. Conte) and Mr . Wat on. The picture on thi page sho"' the pre- chool project from ~1rs . Conley' cia . The club held a fashion ho\\ in the fall to rai. e money for Columbu Children's Ho pi tal. !so. F H A sold posters and raised money for project R OP.E. and provided money to end an African tudent to chool for a year. Brian Stephens ''as an Officer Candtdate for F. H A tate Office. Home Ec II F H . span ored & planned the afet) Fair held m '\.1a) The club al o pon ored the Drug & Alcohol buse A.\\arene \\eek at school "\\ e've been very bu ) tht year," aid 1r . Conic) Bus) ... and big-hearted'
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Student Council
19 3-84 Student Council, I. to r .â&#x20AC;˘ front, Julie Hender on, M1chelle Litherland, Cady Haxton, Jodie 'Yfeasel, Jamie George, Vicki Va1r, De nn nedegar, Jenmfer Veg o, Soma Creech, Lori Satterfield; back, Melame Coy, Andy Morgan, Rob Fisher, Dan Shellenbarger, Fred De aples, Ang1e Liffick, Marie Kronenberger, Berneda Pennington, Eric Coffman, Mr. Dav1d Ces na, Advisor. The Student Council Officers are pictured above.
Warren County War of Wits The Waynesville High School team captured Warren County's first academic War of Wits. It was billed by some as the county's "academic champion hip". All eight chool district in the county participated. Each member of the team received a gold medallion, engraved with War of Wits 1984 Champ , while Waynesville High School received the wmner's trophy. Pic. r.- team member Steve 'Yforgan; alternate, Mike Tidwell; Dan Peters; Capt. Blake Smallwood and Greg Shellenbarger. Mr. Webb was the team' advisor. Teams score were: Lebanon- 95 W- 160 Mason-70 W- 120 Kmgs- 110 W- 115
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Freshman Basketball The 1983·84 Fre hman Ba ketball Team i pictured left front, I. to r, ~1ke Tidwell, Phillip Rice, cott Hafner. Steve Taulbee, Rick McCloud, \1r Dav1d Barton, Coach: back, \1aynard andy, Darren Amburgy, Ke1th haffer, Bnan Fenner, Jerry Stapleton. Two not piCtured (C. Reeve , J. \1yer ) and M Sandy did not complete the ea on . The Fre hmen tarted their ·ea on lo mg their first 2 games. They then wept 5 straight, mcludmg a 7·point VICtOr} 10 overtime over E Clinton. The young Spartans lo t their first tourney game to K1ng They were led by Captain Rick McCloud
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Varsity Struggles Through Season!
Kneeling, Jim Deter , Ronnie Alford; ~tanding, Coach aunders. Vance \la1r, Curt Booher, Tim Livingston. Jon Beacham. Kevin Elcook. teve Rice. M1ke Coffman. M\ P wa Jim Deter~ teve Rice & Jon Beacham hawed a lot of improvement over the season, which was an uphill struggle for the team and new coach .
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Var ity gtrls standing: J. George, L toneburner, B cherer, M. McKeever, Kneeltng: B. Hubbs, L Isaacs. ttttng: L 'VIe er Coach : T . Gabbard eniors: L Isaac (I 0). L \1esser ( 14). B Hubbs (20). \1 \1cl\.eever (32). The leading scorer this )Car \~as B Hubbs. The top rebounders \~ere L. \1esser & \1 . \1cKeever. L. Isaacs lead in assists ¡ steab & Jrd all time scorer. set single assist record . The first team all league KT included L. I. aacs. B. Hubbs, & J. George \~ith an Honorable Mention. District 5 all stars \~ere L. baacs & B Hubbs \~ith Honorable Mention . The \\estern tar all area L. Isaacs, B. Hubbs. \1 \1cl\.eever & J. George also received Honorable !\.1ention in this area The school honors ~ere L. Isaacs. \\ith \1 P & 1\. Daktn wtth 'VIIP
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Mrs . Sheehan Retires; Student Aides Right, L1brary ide : Mr . Clark, librarian, Debb1e huler, Beth tammen, Jodi St. P1erre; Row 2, Jenmfer E tes, Michele Ame , Tawn Wilham ; Top, Kathy Eakins, Dave Young, Mis y Dav1d on Beloow, Julie Hender on doing attendance wh!le Mi y Helm & Cathy Robertson sort pies. Bottom left, Mr . Mildred Sheehan, High chool ecretary Mr heehan is retmng this year after 26 year in our chool ystem he wa an honor graduate of WHS and came to be secretary in 195 . Mr . heehan has erved thi school & commumty well and will be m1 ed We are orry to see her go ... but our lo s is her grandchildren's gain!
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Above, office a1des. standing, I to r, Tamm) Chri t}', Mi. sy Helm, Lisa Raasch , Berneda P. Patton, Shane Williams, Cath} Robertson , Renee Cook, Julie Henderson, \1arie Kronenberger Seated, Mrs. Sheehan. Jonathan loan (not pic.) helped with the mail.
Hi-Foos Down ScapeGoats!
The Intramural finali t are pic. above left, the ScapeGoat , Ben Ghear· ing, Rich Longacre, Capt. Dan Peter~. Enc Purkey, Carter Merris, Larr} !\1cGuire, Dan Chaney, Rodney Bailey. Above nght, Intramural champ Andy !\1organ, Steve Boggs, Capt. Philip Hubbell, Matt Wolfe, Delmer I aac , Steve Meece, Mike He s. Left, Intra· mural All-Stars: kneeling, Delmer Isaacs, Jeff Keegan, Phil Hubbell, Eric Purkey, Steve Morgan; back, Mike Cassidy, Ed Henry, Chris Hender on, Rodney Bailey, Mike Hes . Mr. Webb runs the Saturday morning intramural program wtth some I 0 basketball teams participating.
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The \V ayne ville auonal Honor oc1ety, pictured I to r. Row I, Dave Gmnochio, teve Morgan. Dan hellenbarger, Rob Fi her, Fred De aples. teve Ro . Row 2. .\1rs. Clark, \i1chele Elton. Jenny \iartln, tac1 Shafer, Donna Keegan. Kathy Eakins, Br)nn Ray. Ang1e L1ffick, Allen Begley. Dan Peters. Row 3. Jason \\ nght. Ben G hearing, Theo Smith, Chns Brower. Debbie huler, \.iissy McKeever, Melame Coy, Blake Smallwood, Rod Rice. Row 4, \.iike Ca sidy, Rod Ba1ley, Dave VanHoo e, teve Ryan, Greg hellenbarger. \1elanie Mo er. Tanya Roeder, Berneda Penmngton, Row 5, Jon Beecham, Becky Maloy, Heather Ha s, Miss) Helm, Cathy Robertson, Mary Tnmble, Julie Dunham, Dave Sheehan.
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The Big Step Clockwi e from right: "I do!" "Do you?" The cake got gobbled up! Bride. V Yair: parents: D. Hacker & K. Elcook: Groom. C. Henderson: parent : T. Forsythe & J. lexander: Bride & father. The bride and her lovely court. Bndesmaids: J. Henderson. M. Coy, M. Moser, 1 Wiley. Groomsmen: P. Hubbell, R Bailey, ~1 Ca sidy, . Begley. Rev.: ~1 Wolfe. This year' wedding wa quite a . ucces. ful learning experience.
The purpose of the mock wedding is to show Home-Ec students the time & expense of a wedding. There are the gowns, tuxedos. minister, reception, and the cake. \ e definitely had a beautiful bride & a handsome groom. The guests appeared to have had a wonderful time. Gue. t were invited to the reception to celebrate the happy couple' mock marriage!
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Concert Band The W H . Concert had another exciting ea on, culminatmg m it annual Spring Concert, :via} 17. Band members are identified on p. 2 . Pictured thi page are: top left, the full Concert Band, right, the clarinette ection; econd ro\\. left, the saxophones, r. the flute ection; third ro\\, I. tor., Percussion ection, trombone ection, French horn ection; bottom, the bas~Jbaritone ection.
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'vir. Leist & the Drama Classes presented 3 I¡Aet plays, "Take A Letter", "Without trings'', "Keep Your Halo traight" & a 3¡ et pia), "Harvey." Pictured on the e page., are scenes from tho e productions, \\hich prepared studenb for the musical.
The Choru~ groups did a ver} fine job thi }Car under the leader~hip of Mr. David Leist. The H1gh 'chool Choru. did \\Cll m competition & at the Christmas and pnn Concerts (photo â&#x20AC;˘ this page). Right, the emor High Choru~ : I. to r., Ro\\ I, Jennifer E te~. \1ichelle Elton, Jennifer :\.1artm, Donna Keegan, V1cki \'air, Debbie Ditm)er. taC} Chnstman: Row 2. Julie Fox, Beck) For~} the, Julie Dunham, Carib Hice, Beth Ashburn, Erin Heiden, oma Creech: Ro\\ J, Doug Elhott, Bnan k och, Blake malh\ood, Dan hellenbarger, Rob Fisher, Glen Kuras, Kevm \1aloney. Far nght, Junior High chool Choru : I. to r., RO\\ I, hananne \1iller, Rebecca Hartman, Patricia Elliott, Shelley Lamb, Rhenee Smith, Heather \1J!tenberger, V1rgmia Fo ter, \11s } Gradel: Row 2, Kathy Gibson, Demse Brown, Julie Pettit, my Myers, Conme \1cCloud, Laura Furnas, Dolori Hafner, Julie utherland: Row 3, Brad Thacker, \ 1att Carter, Joe Carter, Joe Ander on, Mike Allen, \11ke Litherland, Tammy Boucher, Missy Bogg , Lenn Burges¡, Mr. Leist. Pictured below are the Semors with the flowers they received at the1r final concert (Spring Concert)
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BIG SPRING AT W .H.S.
Brower Leads Tennis To KTC Title P1ctured right are the 19 4 KTC Tenms Champ . Mark \\ olfe. Olaf Roeder, Theo mith. Todd mit h . .It n Beacham. J1m Oakes. Chns Bro~er, L.arr} \1cGuire, Coach Dave Barton ot pictured are teve Hoffman, \1elame Co} . Brent Co). Kn tm Raa ch. \11chelle Lucas. The Tenms Team had a strong Il-l sea on. Io路ing on!} their opening match to Little \1iami & the jitters. They maintained a perfect 5-0 league record \\ ith t\\O pla}ers losing no league matche Chris Brower & teve Hoffman. The Mo t aluable Player wa. Chris BrO\\er ~ ho also received all-league, 2nd in the 路ectional tourne:r. 2nd m the Di trict Tournament. Most Improved Player ~a 路 Olaf Roeder, ~ho played 2nd Doubles with ~ark Wolfe teve Hoffman (2nd smgles) turned in a number of good performances as d1d 1st doubles Ian Wardlow (& usuall)) Theo mith Jimmy Oakes played both 3rd 路ingles & I st doubles. There ~ere 2 team highlights for the sea on. The defeat of Yellow prings, 3-2 (avenging last year's loss of the league champ10nsh1p) ~as a high pomt Al~o. defeatmg Little Miami in the re-match wa a most plea ant victory. everal players gamed expenence. but d1d not letter. They are Kristen & Lisa Raasch, Melanie Coy, Tim huler. M1chelle Lucas. Chris Bro~er distinguished h1mself b) gomg to tate! A Great Team!
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The \\1 H \if us1c Dept. pre ented lt5 annual pring Concert on May 17 at 7 30 . .\1r. Lei t directed the Jr. High & H1gh chool Choir. . Mr Jack1e Colhn & Miss m\ ap1er \\<ere piano accompan sts. Mr. Ling & \ifr Bilbre} Jed the Concert & tage band . H1ghlight \\<ere "Beat It" ( tage Band) & " trange 1ag1c: ( olo: Bnan koch)
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A BIG Time in France! The French tub & .\1r Dillon ponsored the fifth annual trip to France pnl 12-2 . It was the thnll of a lifetime for the participants. The French Club ponored such actiVItle as the pastry sale at auerkraut Festival, an Omon oup supper, Chn tmas \Heath & mi tletoe ¡ale and the gourmet dinner on March 31 . .. to help finance the trip. The excited group (see pic. right) had the chance to see several part of France & many aspects of French culture. Included on thi page are the \4 ai on Carree in "--imes, France & Angie Liffick with a "fnend" m front of otre Dame Cathedral. P. I 05 clockwise from upper left are the French Club officers for ¡ 3-' 4: (from I. Cathy Robertson (Treas.), Tammy Bargo ( ec'y.), Khrissie Behnken (V.P.), Melame Coy (Pres.); at a playground in Valence; What pastry should I try?; tream-lined Tres Grande VItesse trains like we took to outhern France, rowing in the Boi de VIncennes; at "Pic" Re taurant m Valence; the 2,000 year old Pont-du-Gard, Roman aqueduct; the marina, Monte Carlo & palm trees in Monaco. Perfect weather, the trength of the dollar, beautiful scenery & a friendly reception made the trip one to never be forgotten! Vive Ia France!
Below, Pictured in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles are the trip participants, from the left, Steve Morgan, Angie Liffick, MI y Helm, Lonna Cheek (L. Miami), Becky \1aloy, Jim Oakes, Mark Joefreda, Becky hmkle, Tammy Bargo, Carter Merns, Brynn Ray, Larry McGuire, Jason Wnght, Mark Wolfe, Theo Smith.
Boy's & Girl's State
Jon Beacham and Greg hellenbarger were selected to attend Boy's tate, a mock tate Government held this year at Bowling Green tate Univer·ity.
Mane Kronenberger and Heather Hass are the delegates to Girl's State, mock tate Government for young women at Ashland College.
The Annual Academic A\\ards Banquet was held on May 16th. It honored those tudents \\hO have achieved and progre sed in variou academic areas. This page, belo\\, Waynesville High chool winner in the A mer can Legion te ts: (I. to r.) Chr s Henderson, Debra Robi ·on, Blake mallwood. \fike Tid\\ell, Debbie huler, T1m huler. Mi y Helm, Holly Haye . G hellenbarger. R.ght. County-wide A.merican Legion test \\inners. Tm Shuler, Holly Hayes, Greg he lenbarger. P. I07, middle, to r. Fre hmen 3.5 avg. or above: r I. Debra Robi on, Amy Hess. Tracy chieman. R. 2, ~ichele lucas, Tawn William • Mike Tid\\ell. Bntt 1gmund ophs- 3.5 or above. seated, Kelly Miltenberger, Missy Helm. Julie Hender on: standing, Jon Beacham. Greg hellenbarger. Far right. Tawn William' reactiOn upon hearing that she is Freshman of the Year.
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Tawn Williams- Freshman of the Year
Left, Mrs. Clark prc~ents the "Fre~hman of the Year" A\\ard to a very¡ deserving Ta"" n Williams. The award i ba ed on character, leadership & scholarship. Above, Vocational chool 3.5 or above tudents: Deann Rice, herri .Matter, Carl Miller. Thts page, bottom left ophomore 3.5 or above: eated, Holl) Ha)e~ . Julie Dunh: m, Tammy Bargo; tandtng, Chris Bro""er Ja~on Wright, Theo Sm th, Brent Coy . Bottom right, Outstanding tuden French I\, \1elanie Coy & Out tanding tudent , French III Debbie huler everal people are not pictured in this lay-out because the\ dtd not attend the cademic \\Urds Banquet Mrs. Clark, the Honor oc, Mr. Ling & the stage band all de erve recognition for the good JOb they do in organizing and performing at this important school event.
Academic Awards Program (con't.)
P 10 , upper nght, emors with 3 5 or above, all four years Dan hellenbarger, Fred De aples, Dante! Peter , Bryon Ra), Blake mallwood Middle right, enior â&#x20AC;˘ 3.5, I to 3 year David Gmocch10, Debbie huler, Donna Keegan. "felanie Co} Bottom left, David heehan awaJtmg h1s award. Bottom right, Jeff Ro receives the Top Math tudent award from Mr \\o llhams. P. I 09, top left, Outstandmg tudents in French II: Chn Brower, Mis y Helm, Tammy Bargo, not p1c Becky Maloy: top right, Mrs heehan before rece1vmg her service award; middle left. cience a\\ards: Debra Rob1 on, Greg hellenbarger. Fred De'\;aple : middle right, "fr Charle Wilham , High chool Pnncipal receiving the Outstandmg erv1ce award: bottom left & right, the reception afterward provided cookie & punch ... the tage band entertained dunng the program: Bottom, Blake mallwood received the Henkle Bu 1nes \ ward.
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The Fifth Annual French Club Gourmet Dinner wa a great uccess. Over I00 people paid $30 to enjoy the excellent menu (right). The French Club tudent prepare the meal under Mr. Dillon's supervision. French I students then erve the meal course by course. The money i used to help finance the French Club's annual trip to France. The fine food & pleasant company made this year's dinner particularly special. A tanding ovation ended a great meal.
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Big Music Awards The Annual Mu~ic Award Banquet {with several award pictured here) wa a "re ounding" ucce~ . Award~ included: Y. Yair, Bernard Scholar hip. Be t Actre ; B. Smallwood, Best Actor: Best Supporting '\ctor & Actre , Brian Koch & Jennifer E tes: Kevin Malone\ s, usa & Arm trong Award , Bernard Scholar hip: Outstanding Chorus Member : D. hellenbarger {Sr.), D. Elliott {Jr.), J. Dunham {Soph.), Amy , 'a pier {Fr.): Out tanding Band ~1ember : B. Maloy {II), P. mith {10), T. William~ {9), B. Hoffer {8). M~t improved in band: D. Elliott.
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This year's Girl's oftball Team is pictured above: seated, Darlene Hacker, DeAnn Snedegar, ~ichele Arne , Kathy Van uys: standmg, Coach Gabbard, Karen Pettit, Tammy Bargo, Billie Hubb , Kim Dakin, Heather Hass. Th1s year's team had a pretty rough go of 1t, po ting a 1-12 sea on Skills were gained and progre s ""'a made. Several players got allleague honorable mentiOn Billie Hubbs, Holly Ratliff, Kim Dakin. Karen Pettit took AllLeague honors. This year's MVP was Billie Hubb \\-hile Michele Ames gained \.1ost Improved.
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The Boy\ 19 4 Baseball t~ pictured left kneeltng, .\1ike Ttdwell. Jerry tapleton. Davtd YanHoo e. teve :0.1ee e. cott Hatha,,a,. Eric Purke) . stand, ng, Eri~ Coffman. Greg Jones, hane Williams. Brian gee. Denny John on, And~ Morgan Coach Bob Corwin i not pictured. The baseball team fell on only slightly better times than the ~oft ball team. if the ·ea on would be measured in victorie (3- 11 ). The team and individual · did. however. have everal strengths and high poinb. The htghltght of the sea on was the double-header wins over Yellow pnngs in ''hich 5 home run (tncluding ndy 1organ' · Grand lam) were hit. The team had a good season batting avg (over .300). paced by Denn) Johnson's .476. Honor~ went to David anHoose (MVP. all-league), Jerry tapleton (MI) · to 2 more all- leaguer~ Eric Purke) · Denm John. on. The weather hurt the team\ continuit).
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Big Night!
The Junior Cia ¡s of Waynesville High chool reque ts the pleasure of )OUr company at the Junior- enior Banquet and Prom on Friday, \1ay eighteenth nineteen hundred and eighty-four at eight o'clock in the evening
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This year's musical production ~as "Bye Bye B1rdie." It ~a \\1 H. ¡~ first musical under the direction of ~1r. Dand Leist. \1r. Leist teaches chorus. junior high music. drama & speech at Waynesville. He has had an e'lten ive background in musical theater "Bye Bye Birdie" is the story of people living in the m1d 1950's during the Elvis Hystena Dan hellenbarger as onrad Birdie, Blake mallwood and Y1cki air starred, with e'lcellent supporting roles played by Brian Koch. Jennifer Estes. Donna Keegan. Jennifer \1artln, Jamie Brower. Brad Thacker and Rob Fi her. The choreographer ~as Jennifer Jackson from Miamisburg. A sistant Director this year was W Dean ellers. The musical takes n deserved h1gh place among previous mu~icals at Waynesville High chool \1r David Leist in his first year here showed that quality and high standards will continue in our musical productions at 'Waynesville H1gh School!
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
WAYNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Left to nght, across both pages Fred De'\ aples. Valedictorian. Blake mall"'ood. alutatonan, Cad)' Haxton, Class Pres., Dan hellenbarger at Hon oc Pres., Brynn Ray, 3rd ranked Belo"' Rev. Lamb & Rev. McCloud. Other pic sho"" variou cene before, during and after graduation (next 4 pages).
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CLA S OF 1984 Wayne ville High School Jenmfer Agee Ron Alford Cynthia Anderson Herbert Baker +Allen Begley Laura Blythe Rtchard Bryant Alhson Buckle O.ana Bumgardner Rhonda Burnell Wilham Carter Loretta Caoebolt Dante! Chaney James Chnatman Michael Coffman Jeffery Coleman •+Melanie Coy Marty Davtdaon •+Fredenck DeNaplea James Deten +Kathy Eaknu Kevin Elcook +Michelle Elton +RobNt FISher Patncta Fritts Rtchard Gib on +David Ginocchio Charles Hawk Cady Haxton Chria Hendenon Michael Heu Bruce Hogan Sheila Hollan Linda Hollandsworth
Phillip Hubbell Btllie Hubbs Lisa lsaaca Mark J~freda Amanda John50n Teresa Johnson +Donna Keegan Jeffery Keegan John B. Kidd Brian Koch Charles Kurtz Fred Lamb Jennifer Lamb Jon Lamb Pauhne Lamb Scott Land r Davtd LewiS +Angela Liffick RuuellMcGuire + leli»a McKe<·ver Kevin Maloney +Jenmfer Martm Sherri Matter Tammy Maxwdl Nancy Meadows Sandra Meadow• Jodie Me....,! James Meece Carter Merna Lealie Messt•r CariMtller Mary Miller +Richard Morgan +Stephen Morgan
Edward Orr Jeffrey 0 borne James Patton •+Daniel Peters Karen Pettit Daryl Plummer Angela Ram..,y +Holly Ratliff 0 +Brynn Ray Jeffery Reed Deanna Rice +Rodney Rice Liaa Robuaon +Jeffrey Ross Mark Rush Tina Satterfield Ian Schultz +Angela Scott +Stact Shaffer •+ Davtd Sheehan 0 +Dante I Shellenbarger Li a Shelton Rebecca Shinkle +D~bra Shuler •+Blake Smallwood Rhoochel Smtth Roy Tabor Victoria Va11 Mark Wampler Alan Wardlow Larry Whipkey Mtchele Wiley Matthew Wolfe
+Member of Nat10nal Honor Soctety .. •summa Cum Laud Class Flower: Red Roo;e ••Magna Cum Laud Class Colon: Blue and Silver •Cum Laude Class Song: "Where Have All the Good Ttme~ Gone" Claaa Motto: " We are the people our parenta warned us about."
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Medal & Scholarship Awards
In addition to the medal a\\<ards right, a number of scholar>hip a\\<ards \\<ere given at graduation Rotary Club: Blake mall\\oOO, Dan Shellenbarger, Debra huler. teve \forgan. Ohio 1\cademic: Fred De aples; J. Brent Crane. Jenmfer Martin: Robert L. Bernard Kevin \falone:r & Vtct Vatr: Honor oc B mall,~ood. D. hellenbarger: Academic Boo ter : Dan Peter : Liones Club Mtchele Elton, Geo. R Henkle Business Blake mallwood, Lion' Club: Brynn Ray, Davtd Gmocchio, D Shellenbarger, AllAmenca Drill Team; Rhoschel mtth: Art In t of Chtcago: D. Gmocchio: State Dept. of Ed. \ward Alan Wardlow, Rust)' McGutre, Debra huler.
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Engli h- Mclis a :-.1cKccvcr French Melanic Coy 1\rt DJvtd Ginocchio ocial tudics Dan Peters \1ath Dan Peter ¡ ctence Fred De aples Home Economtc~ Ltsa Isaacs Outstanding ' emor Vocational tudent Deanna Rice Outstandmg enior Musician Dan hellenbarger John Phillip ousa A\\<ard (band) Kcvm Maloney Louis Armstrong Jazz A'~ard Kenn \faloney Outstanding Citizenship- Deborah huler Participation in Activities- Blake malh~ood Five Years Perfect Attendance Dan Peter alutatorian - Blake mall wood Valedictorian- Fred De aples
Above, Awards for De ervtng Semor !
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George, Whitestine Sparkle at State! The Track teams were mall this year. but several great individual performance were turned in! Pictured nght, Bo) 's Track & individual accomplishment. Row I, tan Jordan (mile & 2 mile). Tom Osborne ( 00 m ), Carter Merris (3rd in 1\.T(. 2nd in Dist. 10 dtscus, Most Improved Trackster. thre\~ shot). R 2. Vance Yair (set new school rec. in 400m. 52.3 sec .. 3rd in I OOm at Cedarville Invit.), William Merris (qualif. for Dist. finals in mile. ran 2 mi.), 'vftke Cassidy (Canst tent discus & shot thrower. Team 'vfVP. 4th in KTC, 6th in Dist. in shot). P. 129 mtddle left, I. to r. Girl's Track Team: Lora Whitestine (state participant 10 2 event , lOOm. hurd. & 300m. hurdles-placing 6th & etting a new school record of 46.57. ali-KTC, 1st 10 300m. hurdles KTC). Jamie George (Team's Outstand10g Performer, state parttctpant in long jump school rec. of 16'334 in. at 1\.TC. 7th tn state lOOm Hurd.-school rec. 15 II ec.. rvt Pat Yel pr ). Lisa Weeks (new school rec tn shot 34'9' ~ ... 2nd in di cus in Dist.), Debra Robtson ( \1ost Improved. 3rd Ced. Jnv. OOm . 4th KTC & in Dist finals in OOm .. high jumped).
Above, Amy Hes. not pic. w. girl's team, performed 10 the 100, 200. 400m. & shot.
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:-..1an} activite in the Junior High are participated in by Jr. High students. ctivitie~ sho\\ n on this page nclude the Des ert Lunch served to Honor tudents. rield Da} . Chorus. Talent hO\\, Football VICtories and be ng a maJorette!
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Jr. High Activities Are Many . . .
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Class of ''88'' Mark ndcrson Meh sa Balle} am Bailey am Bennett \1chssa Boggs .\1ark Books Tom Bonham Tamm} Boucher hcry I Bow lcs LoUJs Browser Ryan Brickley Denise Brown Dennis Brown Peter BrO\~ n Eddie Bucholt7 Jason Buckle Debbie Bunch colt Campbell
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Tim Kilpatrick Tony Koe ter Crystal Lamb helly Lamb Tara Lamb Tonia Lamb Brian Le""i Jeff L1pov~ky tan Lynch Robert ~anning Juhe \1ichener ~tcve ~ilby
raig Minnick Robyn :vtorro"" tacy Murrill Cathy Myer M 1chelle Orrender Duane Page Bob Park Jodi Park Kevin Peercy R1ck Pettit Gary Proffit Berry Rathff Erin Ray Holly Robin on Sherry Rockhold Russell Rogers Hall} Rorhback 'ha\\-n ammons
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Margaret William¡ 1-.nsu \\tlson Jeff \\t mkler
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Junior High Football
Above right. the tough Jr High Football team Front, Coach Edward unidentified fnend , Row 2, cott ampbcll, tan Lynch, l\llark Books. Rod Kmg, teve Taylor, Dand Fo ter, Coach Bradley, Row 3, Joe Howard, J.P. Carney, Robert \1anmng, Bob Parks, Mike Hubbell. Dennis Cowan, Bryan Wilson ; Ro"' 4, Ryan Bnckley, Chad Reeves, Jason St. Pierre, Ken Gri mer, cott Johnson, Jeff chieman. Coach eeger, Row 5, Joe Ander on, Mike lien, John haffcr, Tom Bonham, Jack Whitestine, Jeff Harner, l\llike Haye , RO\\ 6, Dallas Hollan, l\llatt VanHoose, Doug Graham, Tim Bogg , BenJI Casebolt, Tim \\ Illiam • am Bailey The Jumor High Football team po ted a good 4-2 record and surprised Coache Bo Bradley. Gu Ed\\ards, and Fred eeger. "They "'ere overachiever~ and did more than \\e expected from them," aid Coach eeger . The coache , all from the community, had heard that the boy were "mi fit " and difficult to train. But the} found the boy very responsive, ea y to mold and eager to Improve their game. Award went to: Robert \1anmng ( \1V Off Back) , cott Campbell ( \1 Off Lineman), J .P. Carney (\1V Def Back), Dave Foster (\1 Def. Lineman). Bob Parks (Coache Award). J.P. Carney received the \1o t Valuable Player because he "got the job done".
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bove left, Jr. High Cheerleader . top to bottom. ngela Prewitt, Donna Carter, Tonia Ball. Ca sie Crabill: left, ny Pre\~itt: right, Erin Ra) . bove, Jr. High occer Club: kneeling, from left. Paul Bledsoe, Tim Miltenberger. Joe Carter. Davtd hmore, Brad Burton. Chri Rolfe, Jerr) John on: Row 2. John Ginocchio, aron Wright, ~1ike lien. Coach Harley lien, Ke\ n 'vfcCann, Paul Trimble, Perr) Purke) .
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Rand)' bbott Lba gee Joe nderson David A hmore Tonia Ball Marty Boggs Tim Boggs Knsti Brunton Dwayne Browning Dav1d Bryant Dale Campbell Ryan Cambell cott Campbell Dav1d Carman Joe Carter BenJi Casebolt teve Ca ebolt David Cate~ Jennifer e~sna arl Chane) Tricia Christy David Clark m)' Coffman Chri Coffman Dwaine Coffman Jaime Coffman Shannon Coffman Duane Conley Todd Cook Tonya Cornett Cassie rabill David Dakin edra Ellenger Patncia Elliot Jenmfer Elton Wendell Ferguson Jeannie Fields Y1rg1ma Foster 1m Fox Greg Freeman Marie Gaffico usan Gerspacher Doug Gibson John Ginocchio Ken Grismer Deloris Hafner Jeff Harner Mike Hn)'e~ Robbie Heiden ngie Higgins Kim Hisle Dallas Hollan Jennifer Houseright Geneva I aac~ Bret Jameyson Jerr)' Johnson Scott Johnson Angela Keever K1m Kleski Mend)' Knblc; Jonathan Lamb Kelly Lamb K1m Lamb Wenda! Lamb Mary Beth Lander Wendy Linton M1ke Litherland Robin Little Tom Llewellyn Heather Maloney l)!S
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Mike Llmcr Matthew VanHoose Jack \\1 hite tine Tim Williams Bryan Wilson
Melanic Ma}bur:r Kevin McCann Connie McCloud Bnan McKeehan Steve Me utt Shanna Meador Heather Miltenberger Laura Morgan Heather .\-iu on Amy \1yer Joey '\eace Kevm '\ tchol Anne O'Connor Meli sa Palmer Julie Pettit my PreY-itt ngela PrcY."itt David PreY-itt Perry Purkey: Kri sie Pursley Chad Reeve¡ Kelly. Ridinger Chri Rolfe Je~s1ca Ru ell Ja on t Pierre Tim Satterfield Terry. aly.er Vivian anders Jeff chteman John haffer Jim humaker Lloyd mtth Rhenee Smnh Lon tafford Joe Taulbee
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Junior High Volleyball and The Junior H1gh olleyball Team improved dramaticall) over the ea on. winning its last 5 game in a row. Each player made good Improvement in the areas of ervmg and defense. The highhght of the eason was the crushing defeat of both of Lebanon' team . The IO\~ point wa · probably ha~ing to play a b1g pringboro team in the first game of the tournament. Most improved player wa Wendy Linton & the "v1ost aluable player was Tonya Dee. Team member (right) are from the left): kneeling. Lisa Agee (mgr.), Patricia Elhott (mgr ). \1iss} Gradel (mgr ). Kn u \VII son, han non Coffman. \\endy Lmton. \1eh a Balle) Row 2. Coach \\ e1rauch. herr)' Rockhold, Apnl helton. Gene\a Isaacs, Je 1e Ru · ell Row 3, Angie Iaven, Addie Ingram. Ton)a Dee, Debb1e Bunch. pril Ha\~k.
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Class of ''90'' E: na nderson ' tephanie ustin Lance Bennett Paul Bledsoe Theresa Boggs Donald Booher
Gregory Bowser Jeffery Brown Linn Burgess Bradlq Burton \lfatthew Carnes Matthew Carter Renee Cate hris Chernesky L1ca tioate Billie Christman Y1rgll Clark W1lham Collard Heath Cook Collin Cranmer Dorothy Crawford Craig Dakin Conme Dav1s Kyle Dooley Jamie Ellis D1ana Farler Mehs a Farley Kevm Fenner Carmen Field Kathenne Gibson u an Ginnochio Rodney Hamiel Rodney Hamm Jenmfer Harper Rebecca Hartman Travis Hatmaker Robyn Hodge Samuel Hoffer manda Hymer Lee Jame Ja on Johnson Robert Kallage
Kelly Keegan Teresa K1lpatnck Stephen Koesters
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Rex Kuriger Craig Lamb Lorrene Lamb Phtllip Lamb 'ha"'n Lindse} Thoma~ Linebaugh Tamara Manning ¡can \1cGuire Da"'n McKeehan Beth \1eeh Tom Michener hanannc \1iller Tim .\1iltenberger Kell) Miranda Linn \1u elin Fred '\apter Donald '\eeley David Oakes Curtis Olinger Robert Parker Pamela Parks Jennifer Peter~ Robert Phillips Chri~topher Phipp Teresa Poole Pamela Purnell Knst} Ra} Ryan Ray John Reed '\athan Robison
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Lisa pargur Perry tile Juhe utherland Jean "'artz Bradle} Thacker
tcky Thomas Melt a Vanhorn Jamte Van Winkle
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8th Grade Boys Basketball
ro~. ssi~tant. 1\.cvm Peerc}. 2nd ro~. Robert '\1anning. John Cole. Rod k.tng. 3rd rO\\, con Campbell, \1ark Booh 4th row, Coach Jeff \1organ. Bryan Co). te\ e chmidt. Bob Park~. I\.ell} 1\.idd. 5th ro~. Jam1e Bro~n. l\1ark nder\On, Dav1d Foster, teve Taylor. The most valuable player ~as teve Ta)'lor The , th grades season ~a good. They ~on game and lost 6. The highlight of the sea on \\as the last '>econd \\in over Clinton \1ass1e by a free throw.
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7th Grade Boys Basketball
L-R, ht ro'h, Assistant, Travis Hatmaker: Davtd Pre'htll, Tim Williams, Kenn) Grismer, Ja on t Pierre, Brian \1cKeehan, Tim Boggs: 2nd, Todd Cook, Jack \\ hne tihe, Jeff Harner, Coach Randy Callahan, teve Casebolt, Mike ,\lien, Joe nder on The mo t valuable pla:,er thi )Car \\3 David Pre'hitt. The record this year overall "as not too bad. The} ..von 6 game and lost . The team the) beat the best 'has Clinton \1assie. Pla)er~.
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The 1984 Junior High Track sea on ended several team victorie for both the boy and girl and Man) per onal victorie . Track can be a very grueling port if the individual is a competitor. Both of our team had the e types of competitors. nother driving force behind the team was "fear of the laundry'' (team joke). Barb and Gu Edward ~ere the coache of the Jr. High track team . They have tarted a lot of young people on their ~ay to becoming tronger individuals through the training and competition of track. Pictured left, kneeling, Mike Haye . Bnan \.1cKeehan. John Ginocchio. Kevm c ol , Bret Jamey on. Dale Campbell, Tim Williams. Rob Heiden, Tom Lle~ellyn, Sim Fox: standtng, .\tlike Hubbell, Sam Bailey, David Bryant. Joe Taulbee, Bryan Wil on, Dan Davi • Jack \\'hite tine, Benji Ca ebolt, Ed Buckholtz, Coach Ed~ard . MVP-J. White tine: Mo t Imp. S m Fox. ~tth
Kneeling, Heather \1iltenberger (Mo t Imp.), Je t Rus ell. heryl Bowie • Tricia Elliott, Aimee Jone • Laura Morgan, Heather Mu on, hannon Coffman, Donna Carter ( \1 VP) tanding, Ltsa pargur (Mgr), Tonia Ball. Amy Prewttt, Li a gee, ngie Higgin • Kim Kle kt, Jenny Elton, Mi y Gradel, Robyn Hodge (Mgr), Coach Edwards.
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