Glenwood

New Boston High School

522 Glenwood Avenue ContentsNew Boston, OH 45662

(614) 456-4559 Opening 2

People 4 22 Seniors Principal 40 Anthony Mantell Sports Activities 68 Superintendent Organizations 90 Lowell Howard 112 Junior High Supporters 122 Enrollment (7-12) 220

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The 1996*97. school year brought many changes to New Boston Glenwood. The flood in March left destruction in its path that took many months to recover. The waters flowed down Glenwood Avenue as well as other streets and flood­ ed the eastern portion of the village. The stadium and ath­ letic facilities were flooded and left with tons of debris. The 1996 stadium miraculously was ready for graduation in May, but the playing fields were not used for spring sports. Two new faces appeared at Glenwood High School this 1997 year. Anthony Mantell, former elementary principal at Wheelersburg, be­ came our high school principal. Keith DettwiUer joined the faculty as a science and physical education teacher as well as a coach and assistant athletic director. Miss Bentley changed her name to Mrs. Scherer.

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Superintendent Principal Seated: Lorraine Clerico and Tony Taylor. Standing. John Whisman, Joe McGravv and Junior Williams. Lowell Howard Tony Mantell

Ready for the game ... Coach Porter pre- Miss Bentley opens gifts during a Mr. Roach did his student pares for yet another win by the soccer team, shower the staff held in the cafeteria, teaching spring quarter.

1977-1997 ... Twenty years and still looking good! Mrs. What a day ... Mr. Tevis relaxes after preparing his class Cablish shows us she is still as young as she feels. for their senior research papers. He appears confident.

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Jennifer Scherer Melinda Burnside Barbara Cablish Dwight Chamberlin

2+2 = ... Ms. Mauk and Mrs. VVessel collaborate on a Showing support... Miss Burnside, Mr. Dettwiller and project with the eighth graders. The interdisciplinary Kathy Bender wait patiently for the ball game to start, project included math, English, art, science and P.E. All three worked to keep the athletic programs flowing.

Nancy Clever Keith Dettwiller Sharon McCain Debbie Mauk !

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Todd Grant, custodian Donnie Porter, custodian Jack Rice, custodian

Deanna Preston Patricia Rinehart Mark Robinson Melinda Stevens

8 Personnel Gail Swick David Tevis Carolyn Walker Linda Wessel PERSONNEL

Bernard Tilley Donna Grimm Wilma McClurg Kathy Bender

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Jean Riffe Cheryl Rinehart Patty Fannin Cathy Bailey

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Watch Out Guys...Zak Howard is stepping in and taking all of the freshman girls. He is starting with Jessica Fowler and Carol Rundquist.

Jack Armstrong Dawn Bearfield Andy Bugg Mike Clark Chandra Collins

Nathan Cooley Carmen Dickerson Natasha Ferguson Brian Fitch Jessica Fowler

Judy Fugate Angel Gibson Thomas Henderson Whitney Hickman Eric Kingery

Ryan Lansing Kirby Lawson Jason Livingston Kristen Mathews Morgan Mauk

10 Freshmen Chris McGraw J.J. Mills Jeremy Monk W tl' ''J1 r ft Amanda Montgomery Joey Montgomery

Carol O’Banion Melissa O’Rourke Carl Ratcliff Stephanie Rister Sandra Ruggles

Carol Rundquist Mary Saunders Gary Shaw Jackie Turner Nathan Walker

Tifnie Whitt Jessica Williams Chris Wolfe Class of 2000

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Freshman Classmates... Jessica Williams and Carrie Best Buds... Brian Fitch congratulates Chris Wolfe after he Clarke hang out at the boys’ basketball game, and it helped the junior varsity boys win their basketball game, looks as if they are having a good time. Freshmen 11 Tiger spirit!...Chandra Collins, Jessica Williams, and Go freshman go!...Angel Gibson, Mary Saunders, Kris- \ Morgan Mauk show their Tiger spirit by cheering for ten Mathews, Carol O’Banion and Amanda Mont- the Tigers. Chandra, Jessica, and Morgan always show gomery show their spirit at the Competition Pep Rally, up at the games and show their spirit for the Tigers. They yelled as loudly as they could so they could win.

Ding!! I Love Math!...At this point Angel Gibson, Natasha Ferguson, Angel Gibson works very hard as she Jackie Turner doesn’t look so sure, and Carrie Clarke enjoy jumping signs a pledge for “Save A Sweet- How could anybody not love math? in “Jump Rope For Your Heart”. heart” sponsored by student council. .

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12 Freshmen Glenwood’s strict attendance policy is in effect... If Surprise...Amanda Montgomery received a bouquet of Jack Armstrong’s egg fries, then Nurse Bailey will let balloons on her fifteenth birthday. She picked up the him go home. Otherwise, it’s class time, Jack! balloons she received from her parents in the office.

What disguise did Jessica Williams use at the Hallow- Mary Saunders, Carol Rundquist, and Kristen Mathews een Dance to lure the hard- to- get Andy Bugg? yell their hearts out at the Competition pep rally.

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1 one of her many for typing errors. New Boston soccer game. Belinda strives for speed and perfection she i pes.

Alicia Adkins Chris Andrews Tara Bailey Dustin Barker Jessica Bender

Steve Benner Tim Bomar Rhonda Cade Tange Cooper Josh Cummins

Kristy Darling Tiffany Eckstein Ashley Emshwiller Cori Estes Belinda Hall

14 Sophomores Rachel Hayes Tifany Hickman Mindy Ison Erica Karr Jamie Kelly

Jessica Kilgore Sean Kirkland Amy Kitchen Kimberly Liles Chris Ottney

David Page Dewey Potts Joslyn Potts Amber Riggs Abby Spears

Shaun Spriggs Chris Sudhakaran Kara Whisman Chad Wolfe Betty Yazell

Say Cheese... Betty Yazell and Jes- You try it... Dustin Barker and Chad Wolfe demonstrate their version of a Sica Bender stop to smile for a photo cell. When asked if they were pleased with their end result on their at a New Boston soccer game. They anatomy project, all they could do was laugh! Their project consisted of a both played J.V. and Varsity volley- canteloupe, gumballs, and hard candies in a jello base, ball for the Tigers.

Sophomores 15 Erica Karr sits outside so she can enjoy the warm fall Abby Spears concentrates as she threads her sewinj sunlight in the school park. During the fall and spring, machine in Mrs. Stevens’ crafts class. The crafts clasi students are permitted to go outside for lunch. participates in many activities throughout the year.

-MKSkWXM .• v .A Z~ Bad news comes in threes...Jessica Bender, Jamie Kelly Where is she?...Josh Cummins waits patiently for Li and Tifany Hickman put on their innocent smiles. They girlfriend Beth Mohr to come chat with him in bet wed i are triple-trouble when these three get together. classes. Josh and Beth have been dating for six montFh

Slave for the day...Kimberly Liles ties Mindy Ison’s Gimme a break...Jessica Kilgore and Amber Riggs enjtn shoes as they prepare for the band’s performance at the their lunch break on block day. During their 5th pew £ amphitheater at Pleasure Island in Orlando, Florida. English class, they ate lunch and returned to class. 'r-

16 Sophomores / Who said a man couldn’t sew?...Dustin Barker works on a football jersey in craft class. He purchased a Carolina Panthers jer­ sey and made his own letters for it.

tie Miss Happy Homemakers...Kara Whisman and Tifany Joslyn Potts, Tange Cooper, and Rachel Hay­ :kman bake up some cookies in their creative cooking class. es create an edible cell. The trouble with this :e best part of the class was eating and sharing their creations. team was they did more eating than creating.

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Sophomores 17 Juniors The junior class was th first place winners at tY. competition pep rally c December 20,1996. It sta ted off with Charlie M< Graw winning first plac in the Hickies eating an the Bananas and Creai contests. That gave them good head start. Keena Perry won first in the bat bottle contest. The clas mates orked togeth< well to n tlv vear.

Takir iir ut... Ken Spar Ia r Vaughi Lora i: n, id )imn Bailev ala and ta among . hemselves aft getting their work fi ished in home economic

Stephany Armstrong Kitty Arnold Jimmy Bailey David Blower Lisa Carter

Stephanie Clevenger Rolena Everman Dawn Glynn Misty Henson William Johnson

Kristi Lewis Adrienne Logan Charlie McGraw Mandi Musick Steve Mustain

18 Juniors Beth Newman Angela Osborne Keenan Perry Matt Phillips Miranda Phipps

Charlie Rose Roy Rundquist Bill Scarberry Lora Simon Kory Sparks

Kellie Stevens Jason Stout Paul Taylor Mark Vaughn Aaron Williams

'atch closely...Matt Phillips and Kory Sparks watch as Chow time...Paul Taylor and Stephanie Clevenger eat narlie Rose shows how well he can use the computer, lunch before having to go to their last three classes.

Juniors 19 Look at the cheerleaders ... Aaron Williams, Keenan You’re a lifesaver ... Keenan Perry and Lisa Carter paj Perry, Kory Sparks and Jimmy Bailey ... get the spirit. lifesaver during the annual competition pep rally.

Jimmy Bailey demonstrates his cake Lisa Carter is smiling because she Kory Sparks shows repairs in decorating abilities in creative foods, is in sunny Florida with the band, bookbag he has carried since gradi

Master minds at work ... Aaron Williams and Matt Flour power ... Jimmy Bailey and Lora Simon do Phillips work out chemistry problems in a practical way. “Rice-Krispie-Treats trick” of flouring their faces.

20 Juniors Beth Newman takes a break at the vocational school during a visit from Mr. Mantell.

• Sweets for the sweet . .. Mark Vaughn delivers his baked delicacies Dancin’ the night away ... Stephany Arm­ i from cooking class to some of his favorite teachers. Call it bribery. strong enjoys a dance with her boyfriend.

Move over Van Gogh ... Miranda Phipps paints her own The square root of 40 ... Steve Mustain seems unsure version of the world outside the art room windows. of this problem; Ms. Mauk is thinking of a solution.

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Seniors 23 Amanda Dawn Beck Science Club 1,2,3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; FHA 2,3.4; Chorus 3,4; Band Banner Senior Carrier 1,2,3,4; JOGS 4; Tennis 3; NEED Team 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Charles Bond Scholarship.

Amanda Marie Biller Portsmouth High School 1,2,3; Blood Donor 4; Yearbook 4; Chorus 4; JOGS 4.

Daniel Glenn Brickey Vocational School 3,4; VICA 3,4.

Eric Scott Brown Yearbook 4; JOGS 4.

Jason Richard Carter Science Club 3,4; Blood Donor 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Pres. 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; JOGS 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Dr. Kindinger Scholarship. William Joseph Estes Science Club 1.2,3,4: Language Club 2,3,4; Blood Donor 4; FHA 3,4: ■ 'horus 4; Drama William Scott Charles Science Club 1,2; Language Club 4; JOGS 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Baseb .2.3 5; Club 2; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Blood Donor 4; FHA 4; Basketball 2,3. Chorus 4; JOGS 4; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. Shawn Dee Fannin Science Club ; :00 Donor 3. Office Staff 3,4; FHA 3,4; Chorus 4. ma lub 3,4; Jared Lance Cyrus Chorus 4; Blood Donors 4; JOGS 4; JOGS 4; Homecoming Escort 1,4; So; 2.: : Baseba FHA 4; Mascot 4; Baseball 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 3. 3,4; Track 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Arm; e Schola Athlete Award; Archie Griffin Sport.. ansi p Award William Defoe Work-study Program. Best Interior Design Student.

Audra Beth Dixon Science Club 2; Language Club 2,3; Clayton Isaac Ferguson Science Club 1: Language Class Officer 3; Office Staff 4; FHA 3; English Club 2,3; FHA 3,4; Chorus 4; Glenwood Honor Socie: Scholarship team 2; Chorus 3,4; Glenwood Honor 1,2,3; JOGS 4; Junior Honors; Soccer 3,4; Baseball 4: Society 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Tennis 3,4 Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2; Shawnee State Mentorship Program 4; Upward Bound 2,3,4; DAR Academic Excellence Scholarship. Citizenship Award 4; Prom Committee 3; Shawnee State Academic Excellence Scholarship; Soroptimist Garett Michael Fitch Science Club 1; Biology Scholarship; President’s Award; State Honors; Earl Scholarship Team 2; Vocational School 3,4; VICA Qi Thomas Conley Scholarship; Glenwood Alumni Bowl; Ohio Board of Regents Scholarship; President^ Association Scholarship. Award.

Donna Kay Fowler Blood Donor 4; FHA; Chorus 3,4 JOGS 4; Tennis 3,4.

Jessica Leigh Gulley Science Club 1,2,3,4; NEED Team 1,2,3,4; Language Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1: Yearbook Staff 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2 / Chorus 3,4; Band Banner Carrier 1,2,3,4; Glenwood Honor Society 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Drama Club 1,2; JOGS 4; Senior Mentorship; Junior Honors; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; President’s Award; State Honors; Rio Grande Scholarship.

24 Senior Directory Directory Randa Lynn Jones Science Club 2,3; Language Club President 3,4; Blood Donor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; FHA 1,2,3; Class Officer 3; Blood Donor 4; Yearbook 3,4; 1,4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Chorus 3,4; Glenwood FHA 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Drama Club 2,3; JOGS 4; Honor Society 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; JOGS 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Volleyball 3; Tennis 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Senior Mentorship; Junior Prom Committee 3; Homer Pellegrinon Scholarship; Honors; Volleyball 1,2,3,4-Conference Player of the Glenwood Alumni Association Scholarship. Year 4, First Team All District, Second Team All State 4; Softball 1; Track 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4-Conference Zebulon Dixon Logan Science Club 1,2; Blood Player of the Year 4, First Team All District 4; District Donor 4; Yearbook 4; JOGS 4; Soccer 4; Tennis 3,4. Player of the Year 4, First Team All State 4, Honorable Mention All USA 4; Cheerleader 1; Prom Committee Scott David Lute Science Club 1; Blood Donor 4; 3; Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation Conference; River FHA 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Days -Miss Congeniality; Ohio Board of Regents JOGS 4; Tennis 2,3,4; John Phillip Sousa Award 4; Scholarship ; Shawnee State Academic Excellence Male Vocalist Award 4. Scholarship; Branch Rickey Student Recognition Banquet; Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award; Brian Wayne Marshall Blood Donor 4; Chorus 4; Valedictorian; WSAZ Best of the Class. JOGS 4; Homecoming Escort 3,4; Soccer 1,2,4; Tennis 1,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4. Jody Nicole Williams Blood Donor 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jogs 4. Kimberly Rcmec Me tt Science Club 1,2,3,4; Language CL '> 1; C Officer 1,2; Blood Donor 4; Curry Lynn Wright Class Treasurer 4; Blood Donor 4; Library Staff I'll. : Chorus 3,4; JOGS 4; Chorus 3,4; JOGS 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Softball 1,2; ». war and 2,3,4; NEED 4. Volleyball 2,3; Tennis 3.

Jamie Lynn l ce k-study Program. Chasitity Dawn Yazell Yearbook 4; JOGS 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball Christopher xld i. •>. Chorus 1,2,3,4; JOGS 4; 1,2,3, Stats 4. Baseball 2,3,4.

Willard James Reed Vocational School 3,4; Drama Club 3,4.

Tiffany Rochelle Risner Science Club 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Drama Club 3; JOGS 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Prom Committee 3.

Crystal Robinson Science Club 1,2,3.4; Language Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; JOGS 4; Volleyball 3,4.

Jonathan Shane Smoot Blood Donor 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; FHA 1,2; JOGS 4; Baseball 1,3.

Richard Allen Stapleton FHA 4; JOGS 4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Work-study Attendance Award; Work-study Best Saver Award.

Amanda Elizabeth Williams Science Club 1,2,3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Class

Senior Directory 25 I, Audra Beth Dixon, being of sound mind and shoi i body, leave to the class of 1998 all of the class of 1997 great memories and friendships. Good luck!

I, Randa Lynn Jones, being of really cool mind an even cooler body leave to Charlie McGraw a brand ne-' Igloo cooler ... “sorry about that!” To David Blower I, Eric Scott Brown, being of flirtatious mind and body leave the ability not to humiliate yourself in public. T leave to Lora Simon my ability to drive a car and to Matt Phillips I leave a happy meal and a ride home. La: Mark Vaughn I leave my seat at the lunch table. but not least, to the class of 1998 I leave the good senf not to wish your senior year away. Enjoy it while yo I, Crystal Dawn Robinson, being of sound mind and can! body, leave to the whole junior class the best of luck next year. I, Mandy Biller, being of sound mind and body, leave 1 Mandi Musick my ability to smuggle goods in my trust I, Christopher Todd Reed, being of sound mind and backpack. To the rest of you ... good luck in the futur body, leave my ability to throw “Mr. Snappy” to Char­ lie Rose. I leave my wisdom to Keenan Perry, and to I, Will Estes, being of innocent mind, absolute dovvi Jimmy Bailey, my ability to keep cool during basketball right ravishing body, exuberant personality, uncon games. Good luck to the class of 1998. promising integrity, unblemished honesty, maxim; sincerity, unrivaled dignity, and thirsting sense of hi I, Zeb Logan, being of dominant mind and body leave to mor pass on the junior class my vivid imagination, the class of 1998 my massive and hugungus car; use it wisely. To Jimmy Bailey I leave my ability to just “pass I, Shawn Fannin, have not one mg t leave f< it on.” anybody because I want to keep it r or n self!

I, Jody Williams, being the great person that I am, leave I, Bill DeFoe, leave to you all (. 1 e kids i to the graduating class of 1998 the ability to never forget playschool ... take care of Mr. Tre !ea.\ please b the friends or teachers and to remember how much good to all of the girls. To the clas IS ... Goc they can influence you. luck!

I, Brian Wayne Marshall, being of sound mind and I, Scott Charles, being of astute mind super .able bod body, leave my boxing abilities to the 1998 soccer team and an agog sense of humor leave to Jimmy Bailey rr and my infamous number twelve to absolutely nobody, mega “showcone” phone and show shirt as long as yc don’t take them to any games and don’t throw the cor I, Tiffany Rochelle Risner, being of sound mind and on the gym floor during pep rallies. Next, I would lil okay body, leave to Miss Mandi Musick, a bottle of to leave Kory Sparks a frame for his pink slip, tb “Dawn” dishwashing liquid to “Keep your hands license plate number MSD-207, and finally my ability clean!” To Charlie McGraw, I leave a deck of cards. To use expletives and drop the blame on someone else. 1 Matt Phillips, I leave you my typing ability ... you will the rest, a dictionary to look up all these words, be sure to get an “A”. Last but not least, I leave to Miss Misty Henson my chair at the lunch table. I, Scott David Lute, being of sound mind and extra lar; body, leave to Kory Sparks, the key to the back door I, Richard “Gate” Stapleton, being of sound mind and the sanitarium, good luck with the warden. To Aarc body, leave to Roy Rundquist my free candy that I get Williams and Charlie McGraw the ability to sing, yc after lunch. To Bill Scarberry, I leave my varsity basket- definitely need it! To Keenan Perry, I leave my pick ball managing job and my ability to take care of Coach- ball skills and my ability to get married before gradu i es Piguet, Porter, and Dutiel because they are getting tion, and don't lie you know you are. older and they forget things. And to the rest of the class of 1998 I hope that your senior year is everything you I, Pickle Carter, being of a bound mind and big-bon. hope it will be ... good luck in life! body leave Kory Sparks my ability to frustrate an c ponent with my excessive talking on the tennis cous I, Jared Lance Cyrus, leave to Steve Mustain my ability To Keenan Perry, I leave the same ability to use on t_ to get out of class whenever I want and to Jimmy Bailey soccer field and to Roy Rundquist I leave my seat on t my throwing arm so that he can make it to first base. I basketball bench. Last, but not least, I leave the junz leave the class of 1998 the best of luck! class my great Tiger spirit!

26 Senior Wills Prophecy

The year is 2007, and I, York and Clayton Fergu­ Randa Jones, have just re­ son was working for Evian turned to my home on the delivering water to Island of California after schools in Scioto County. attending my ten year Yesterday, I arrived in high school reunion. I re­ my hometown of New alize now how out of Boston. While I was there, touch I have grown from I bumped into Chris Reed my classmates. The only and Richard Stapleton friends I keep in touch who were not going to at­ with are Tiffany Risner tend the reunion because and Will Estes who went the Karate Studio they into business aether five had opened was hosting a year1 ago an< oened a sa­ Chuck Norris film festi­ lon ailed i'f-n-Will’s val. Richard told me that Clip Cur .here they William DeFoe was the sell ia’ owth stimu­ manager of Golden Corral lant iv -.ted by W.J. and that Daniel Brickey Ree' I Iso see Scott had renovated our old reporters for Channel 13 about how he had just Cha uv. fr i time to time gymnasium and it now News. They pointed out won the Daytona 500. Jar­ driv . do' the street in seated over 10,000 fans. Eric Brown and Jonathan ed Cyrus wasn’t available his . ;*'tch . .nousine; he After I arrived at my old Smoot. According to Don- to come to the reunion be­ became a multimillionaire school I was amazed to see na, Eric is the fire chief of cause he had become a ■ after creating his own line my old friends together New Boston and Jonathan starting pitcher for the ■ of controversial T-shirts. again. I stopped for a mo- is a recruiter for the Na- Reds, and they were in The last time I spoke to ment and talked with Kim tional Guard. training. Jamie Pierce was , Scott he told me that Zeb Mollett, Curry Wright and Amanda Beck and Jes- living in Paris and work­ - Logan was working as an Donna Fowler, all of sica Gulley had both drop- ing as a tour guide. Shawn undercover cop in New whom were investigative ped out of college to work Fannin and Amanda Wil­ I on their advice column liams had moved to Co­ full time. Chastity Yazell lumbus, Ohio and had and Beth Dixon were pedi­ opened a fitness center. atric nurses at Scioto Me­ Garett Fitch was manag­ morial Hospital and Crys­ ing a famous Jazz band in tal Robinson had moved which Scott Lute and Ja­ to Beverly Hills to become son Carter were members. a plastic surgeon to the After the reunion was over we all went our sepa­ i stars. Amanda Biller and Sarah White had gotten rate ways once again. married to daytime talk Looking back I realize show hosts Jerry Springer how much I miss the way and Gordon Elliott. Jody we used to be, back when Williams was working for we used to swear to one Valujet Airlines as a flight another that we would attendant. Brian Marshall never lose touch with _ Senior shirts are in ... Eric Brown, Jonathan Smoot, had become a NASCAR those who mean the most Chasitity Yazell, Tiffany Risner and Richard Stapleton, driver and was bragging to us.

Senior Prophecy 27 Special Jessica Gulley was the 1997 Salutatorian and received the University of Rio Grande Salutatorian Scholarship. Jessica plans to major in education. She received the Ohio Board of Education Award of Merit, an Honors Diploma and the President’s Award. The Ohio High School Athletic Association presented her with the Award of Ethics, Integrity and Sportsmanship.

Randa Jones was awarded the Homer Pellegrinon Me­ morial Scholarship and the New Boston Alumni Schol­ arship. Randa plans to attend Shawnee State.

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Shawn Fannin received the Ohio High School Athletic Amanda Beck received the Charles Bond Schols Association Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award and Amanda will attend Shawnee State University the Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award. fall. Amanda had perfect attendance for four yes

28 Special Awards Amanda Williams represented the Class of ’97 as Vale­ dictorian. She received the Shawnee State Valedictori­ an Academic Excellence Scholarship and the Ohio Board of Regents Scholarship. Amanda received the Awards State Board of Education Award of Merit and an Honors Diploma. She was awarded the Ohio High School Ath­ letic Association and the Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Awards. She was on WSAZ’s Best of the Class.

Beth Dixon receives a certificate from the D.A.R. for citizenship. She was awarded the Shawnee State Academic Excellence Scholarship, the Earl Thomas Conley Scholarship and the New Boston Alumni Schol­ arship. She received the Ohio Board of Education Award of Merit, an Honors Diploma and the President’s Award.

ri Jason Carter received the Dr. Richard Kindinger Memo- Garett Fitch was awarded the Scioto County Joint Voca- rial Scholarship. Jason plans to enroll at Shawnee State tional School’s Ohio Board of Regents Scholarship. He University in the fall of 1997. will attend Shawnee State University.

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Jog Officers... Scott Charles, Randa Jones, Clayton Fer- Frighteningly familiar...Some of Glenwood’s fines! guson, Will Estes and Zeb Logan went to Rio Grande guys and ghouls participated in Jaycee’s Haunted College to participate in a leadership conference. House. This helped with JOG community service hours.

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Every pint counts...Several seniors participated in the Red Cross blood drive at the Moose Lodge in Portsmouth c= March 13, 1997. Many of the participants were first time donors who were really nervous about this venture.

30 JOGS Guarding the food...JOG students participat­ ed in a bake sale to raise money for the program. Richard Stapleton, Eric Brown and Ms. Preston gladly watch over the table of desserts which were sold during the lunch.

The JOG students tutored at Oak Elementary and Stanton Primary. Returning from Stan­ ton the students look as if they need a rest.

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Class Officers: President — Amanda Williams Vice-President — Scott Charles Secretary — Tiffany Risner Treasurer — Curry Wright

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Beth Dixon. Amanda Beck and Jessica Gulley wear Scott Charles, Jared Cyrus and Scott Lute gave scarlet to support the Tiger teams during pep rallies. support to their favorite senior Tiger players. 3 2D Seniors YV. ). Reed, who attended Votec, en- Jamie Pierce participated in a work- William Defoe, a work-study stu- ijoyed partici aling Drama Club. study program at the Golden Corral, dent, attended morning classes.

Zeb Logan and Amanda Williams celebrate after the Tiger Deep in thought... Chasitity Yazell and Jody Williams basketball team shows they can "Rage in the Cage.” wail in homeroom in the study center for an assembly.

Doin’ the Dew ... Tiffany Risner gets Daniel Brickey visited with Mrs. Garett Fitch graduated from the her caffeine fix during lunchtime. Walker when Votec was closed. vocational school in Electricity.

Senior Candids 33 Class of 1997 Graduation ceremonies outdoors were very question­ able as the threat of rain hung over the New Boston Stadium. The class practiced indoors and out in case of inclement weather. But Providence smiled down on the Class of 1997, and the ceremony began at seven o’clock on May 30, 1997. The lush green of the field and surrounding hills set a sharp contrast to the red caps and gowns of the senior class. The quiet solemnity of the ceremony was occasionally broken by laughter or applause as the crowd joined in the celebration. The seniors celebrated their new freedom by throwing their caps high into the air. Red mortar boards lay across the Beth Dixon could not hold back tears as she joined t field, symbolizing the scattering of the Class of 1997. other seniors in a song during the awards assembly.

Jamie Pierce and William Defoe sing during the end-of- Listen carefully ... The Class of ’97 gathers in the a\ torium for the last time for their graduation practice.

Brian Marshall, Scott Charles and Clayton Ferguson The last bus ride ... The class treated themselve wait outside the stadium after their practice there. lunch at Fred’s in the Burg after a morning of prac

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Daniel Brickey and Brian Marshall Graduation speaker, Dr. Charles Jason Carter plays baritone in the take their places in the Processional. Clevenger, Glenwood Class of 1968. band during the graduation.

The Glenwood chorus sang “The Road Less Traveled.” Seniors sang “I’ll Be Your Friend until Forever.”

Graduation 35 Amanda Williams represented the Class of 1997 as the Jessica Gulley presented her speech as the class Salut Valedictorian. She appeared on WSAZ Channel 3 “Best torian. She fought back tears as she thanked friends ai of the Class” where she received a certificate. family for their steadfast support throughout her life

Amanda Williams, Randa Jones, Curry Wright, Amanda This is it... Beth Dixon receives her diploma from tl Biller and Tiffany Risner enjoy a few moments before Superintendent of Schools Lowell Howard as Princip the graduation ceremony begins. Curry chased and Tony Mantell announces each graduate’s name. Tl caught a toad. She obviously still believes in fairy tales, ministerial association presented each senior a Bible-

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Chris Reed, and Richard Stapleton, followed by Mr. Ready to go ... Tiffany Risner, Mandie Williams, Don- Mantell line up for "Ceremonial Procession” to begin. na Fowler and Curry Wright pin on flowers and caps.

Tears of joy ... Jason Carter, Brian Marshall and Scott Mixed emotion ... Eric Brown seems elated rather than Charles find the receiving line an emotional experience, saddened compared to Jessica Gulley after graduation.

Graduation 37 e band ft And the beat goes on ... Scott 1 Beth Dixon found graduating to be an emotional experi­ imony. 1* before and during the gra ence. She cried throughout the practice and the actual songs the winner of the John Phili ; :sa nd award ceremony. Beth was awarded an Ohio Honors Diploma. was

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3$ Graduation Some day my prince will come ... Curry Wright has her sights set on the future. She may have to kiss a lot of ugly toads before she finds her handsome prince. We have to try it again ... Will Estes and Shawn Fannin squint as the sun peeps through the clouds while they practice for Commencement scheduled for later today.

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Sports 41 ' ! Looking for an opening... Striker Brian Marshall looks for a chance to score against Clay during tournament play. Brian was one of the leading scorers for the 1996 Tiger Soccer Team.

All worn out... Dewey Potts and Josh Cummins wander off the field after an exciting first half. Both of them are good players and full of spirit.

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Battling for control... Charlie Me- Taking his sweet time... Clayton Graw and a defender chase after Ferguson skillfully moves the ball the ball. Charlie had twelve goals up the field toward the goalie, and tied with Brian Marshall for Clayton had a great season and most goals throughout the season, received an award for most assists.

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{ Never say die... Those ents began to show this group than any I’ve heads held high which is — are the words most people through. Even the fans coached before.” The en- truly a measure of a suc­ i would use to describe the were impressed by the tire team grew close dur­ cessful team. EP attitudes of the 1996 Tiger teams’ abilities. ing their practices and The Seniors of Glen- Soccer Team. This year The Tigers had an im- hours of hard work, but wood may be leaving the was one of maturing for pact on everyone who they knew it was all part team behind at the end of Is

the team. After the new worked with them during of being on the team. The this year, but they will al­ !i members were shown the the season. Coach Tevis, Tigers played just as hard ways have the friendships ropes by the more sea- commenting on his team as they practiced and en- they made during the soned players, their tal- said, “I’ve grown closer to ded the season with their 1996 Soccer season.

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Senior Players.... Will Estes and Shawn Fannin rest against the cool wall of the stadium during halftime of a very tough game.

A woman’s touch... Cori Estes knows she has an important job: keeping the guys in line! This was i Cori’s first year with the Tigers. = Tiger Soccer Team: Coach Tevis, . Keenan Perry, Charlie McGraw, i Chris McGraw, Chad Wolfe, Coach Porter. Middle: Josh Cum­ I mins, Dewey Potts, Kirby Lawson, Chris Wolfe, Ryan Lansing, Cori Estes. Mgr. Micah Perry. Front: Zeb Logan, Clayton Ferguson, Ja­ son Carter, Shawn Fannin, Scott Charles, Will Estes, Brian Mar­ ■ shall.

Soccer 43 i Goif The Tiger Golf Team finished fifth at the Divi- selected All S.O.C. Steve had a successful season sion III State Golf Tourna- Mustain and Kory Sparks with only four players. ment in Columbus. Aaron both were first year play- They came out with a 12- made First Team All­ ers and contributed to the 17-1 record and finished State. Matt Phillips re- team’s success. Steve Wil- third in the S.O.C. The ceived the most improved liams, the elementary team’s most valuable player at the fall awards guidance counselor, was player award was given to assembly. Matt Phillips the Tiger golf team coach Aaron Williams. Aaron and Aaron Williams were for the second year.

Looking for a good score... Matt Phillips really enjoyed his junior year as a Tiger golfer. He enjoyed being outdoors as long as the weather and his game were good.

The 1996 Tiger Golf Team: Coach Williams, Matt Phillips, Steve Mustain, Aaron Williams. \ Not Pictured: Kory Sparks. |

Junior golfers... Matt Phillips and Aaron Williams have had a great season and both were selected All S.O.C. We hope to see them back again even better next season.

44 Golf L Fore... Steve Mustain takes a long look L after his drive on the sixth hole at River- i i ; bend Golf Course. Steve had a very im- : pressive first year with the Tiger golf team.

WOW... Look at all those awards Aaron Wil­ liams has received. He knows he is not leav­ I— ing the awards assembly empty handed. I There is no question why Aaron received the Most Valuable Player award for the season.

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MT olfeyball from having a successful pliments on the team’s re- Pike in their gym. Th season. With only four cord, attitude, and was the first time Ne seniors, three juniors, and dedication toward the Boston has beaten Eastei The 1996 Lady Tigers Vol- a couple of sophomores, sport, and most of all the away. The Lady Tigers fi leyball Team was a very the Lady Tigers greatly team’s aggressiveness, ished 2nd place in tl young team this year, but improved their record to a The highlight of the sea- S.O.C. that did not stop them high 16 — 6. Coach Burn- son was when the Lady side had many com- Tigers defeated Eastern

Game Point...Kara Whisman is getting tired but is ready to win. Just one point to go. Go Tigers!

Senior Power... T. Risner, C. Rob­ inson, J. Gulley and A. Williams contributed a lot of hard work throughout the year. The Varsity Volleyball Team : T. Risner, A. Williams, J. Gulley, B. Yazell, J. Bender, M. Henson, M. Burnside, K. Whisman, R. Cade, K. Darling, D. Glynn.

46 Varsity Volleyball Lady Tigers # 1... Tiffany Risner and Amanda Williams express their feelings about the Varsity team. The Lady Ti­ gers finished 2nd place in the S.O.C. ; I Got It ... Kristy Darling passes the ball to Kara Whisman so she can put it ; down. Kara was 1st team all S.O.C.

Ready or not... Tiffany Risner is A moment of relief ... Rhonda patiently waiting to pass the ball Cade is happy after the Lady Ti- to a setter for the winning point gers defeated Portsmouth Clay in against East. It takes great concen- the Tiger Den. Rhonda, who par­ tition to anticipate where the ticipated on varsity as a sopho­ ;! ball will come over the net. more, received 2nd team S.O.C...... j

Varsity Volleyball 47 TV Volleyball senior, Crystal Robinson; great amount. Crystal comments The J.V. Lady Tigers Vol- one junior, Beth Newman; Teammates took time to about her last Parents’ leyball team struggled two sophomores, Joslyn thank their parents on Night: “I’ve really en- through the ’96 season Potts and Tifany Hick- Parents’ Night, October joyed the last two years with a good attitude. Al- man; and five freshmen, 10. Each member presen- on the team. My par- though the overall season Chandra Collins, Amanda ted her parents with a ents have always sup- record was 7-9, each game Montgomery, Carol flower. This would be ported me and the oth- was played with pride and O’Banion, Mary Saunders, Crystal Robinson’s final er team members, determination. With a and Jessica Williams, eve- display of gratitude during Parent’s Night was the team consisting of one ry member contributed a a volleyball game. least we could do.”

It’s Mine...Chandra Collins pre­ pares to set the ball in pre-game warm-ups. She joined Varsity for tournaments.

We’re number one...Betty Yazell, Chandra Collins, Jessica Williams, and Jessica Bender show their en­ thusiasm after yet another victory. The J.V. Tigers ended their season with a record of 7-9.

The J.V. Volleyball Team... Sit­ ting: J. Bender. Kneeling: C. Robin­ son, T. Hickman, C. Collins, J. Wil­ liams, B. Yazell. Top: B. Newman, A. Montgomery, M. Saunders, Coach L. Lytten, J. Potts, C. O’Banion, and Mgr N. Collins.

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Ending the *96 volleyball season... Crystal Robinson serves the ball over the net for a point. During Parents’ Night on October 10, 1996, team mem­ bers presented flowers to their parents.

Line them up... Joslyn Potts, Jessica Bender, Jessica Williams, and Beth Newman get ready to spike the ball. As young players, each girl shows great potential.

Time Out...Beth Newman- Rest Time...Chandra Collins and quenches her thirst during Jessica Williams take a break out- an intense volleyball game side after a game. As Freshmen, against Clay. Beth is a junior this was each of the girl’s first year participating in the cosme- on the JV volleyball team. The tology classes at Votec. team appreciated their spirit. I

JV Volleyball 49 Tip it in... Senior Shawn Fannin tips the ball Off to a good start... Charlie McGraw each : ig above his c into the basket to add to the final score of 87-50. ponent. shows how he earned the S.O.C iye >f the Year title

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The Tigers achieved something vidual awards achieved by Jun- during the 1996-97 season that ior Charlie McGraw who ear- had not been accomplished in ned the S.O.C. Player of the over two decades, they earned the Year and Coach Piguet who Braggin’ on the boys... S.O.C. Coach of the honor of being Co-Champions in was awarded the AP Southeast- Year, Tony Piguet, gets a little lime on the the Division I S.O.C. Conference, ern Coach of the Year-as well as : air to brag on the Varsity players. They were also proud of the indi- S.O.C. Coach of the Year. !

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56 West 51 59 East 57 57 Rock Hill 55 68 Clay 56 45 Green 72 75 Eastern 52 96Notre Dame 58 ; 59 Western 45 71 St. Joe 60 50 Symmes Valley 46 55 East 41 60 Clay 61 67 Green 57 69 Eastern 63 65 St. Joe 55 63 Notre Dame 24 77 South Webster 42 61 Northwest 81 87 Symmes Valley 50

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w:. s day... jerem Ion: hakes Coach Po: r’s ind as he receive is fi: l year award at th Winter Sports Awards a L sembly. Jeremy received certificate, sport emblen and a bar.

Jumping high... Roy Rundquist works out on the school’s new exercise equipment. It is used to strengthen the muscles used in jumping and re­ bounding. It also helps players improve on their scoring and jump shots.

Junior Varsity Boys’ Bas­ ketball. Sitting: Eric Kingery, Ryan Lansing, Sean Kirkland, Kirby Law- son, and Chris Wolfe. Standing: Coach Porter, T.J. Caldwell, Roy Rund­ quist, Chad Wolfe, Jeremy Monk, Dewey Potts, and Mgr. Dustin Walker.

i 52 JV Basketball . Good game... Chad Wolfe and Roy •• Rundquist line up to acknowledge l St. Joe for a good game. Both players i joined the Varsity team for part of :: the season and enjoyed playing bas­ ketball on both J.V. and Varsity.

Time out... Chad Wolfe and T.J. Caldwell take a rest between plays. The J.V. team often practiced with the Varsity which built confidence in the younger players. S

Patiently waiting. Freshman Thanks Mom and Dad. Kirby Ryan Lansing waits excitedly at Lawson thanks his parents for mid-court while the ball is thrown supporting him and the rest of in from out-of-bounds. After re- the J.V. team throughout the ceiving the ball, Ryan quickly ad- season. Parents’ night was held vanced up the court in an attempt on January 28,1997 at half time to score for the J.V. Tigers. during the St. Joe game.

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The Lady Tigers’ overall gers were young and had ing the second girl to ever ceived Honorable Men- record was 6-14. Even only one senior which was receive 1st Team All- tion in the District. Indi- though their record did Amanda Williams. She hit State. Amanda was also vidual awards were not show signs of a good her 1,000th point, and recognized as being Dis- presented to Kara Whis- team, there were several broke the scoring record, trict and Conference Play- man for Most Improved, games in which the Lady Her name will also be er of the Year. Kristy Dar- Betty Yazell for Best De­ Tigers lost by fewer than placed on a banner in the ling was selected to 2nd fense and Kristy Darling ten points. The Lady Ti- gym in recognition of be­ Team All S.O.C. and re- for Most Assists.

Chandra Collins attempts to make a pass around a defender inside to the post players for a basket. Chandra is a first-year Lady Tiger.

Kristy Darling and Amanda Wil­ liams take a time out for a breath­ er. Both girls contributed to the Lady Tiger’s offense.

1996-97 Lady Tigers Basketball Team. Front: Jamie Kelly, Stepha­ nie Clevenger, Carol Rundquist, Betty Yazell, Kristy Darling, Mor­ gan Mauk, Jessica Williams. Back: stats Jessica Gulley, Coach Don Lewis, Kara Whisman, Amanda Williams, Chandra Collins, Whit­ ney Hickman, Ast. Coach Lanita Lytten, and mgr. Angel Gibson. Not pictured Misty Rawlins.

54 Girls' Basketball Kara Whisman concentrates as she at­ tempts to make a free throw to put us ahead of the Green Lady Bobcats. As a second-year player, Kara was depended upon to rebound and post up inside.

Carol Rundquist shakes Miss Burn- i side’s hand as she receives her award for being a first-year player on the Lady Tiger team. She received her Varsity letter, certificate and bar.

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! Girls' Basketball 55 ! ; Go get’em Tigers... Jared Cyrus, t tiger mascot, watches and cheers on t Tiger varsity boys’ basketball team.

Catching her breath... Jessica Bend catches her breath after cheering for t high school boys basketball team.

Her final year... Jessica Gulley Busting out... Our Tiger che shows how loud she can cheer at leaders hold the break throw the boys’ basketball game. This is sign they made for the East gar: Jessica’s third and final year as a They formed a tunnel on the (M Glenwood High cheerleader. and waited for the Tiger player:

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Let’s go Tigers! The bat- study center after school the cheerleaders in getting players. According to the tie cry resounds through have all paid off, and the the fans to their feet with, players, the fan support the Tiger Den. Finally the 1996-1997 cheerleading “Hey, all you Tiger fans, helped create the Varsity days spent in cheerleading squad leads the Tiger fans stand up and clap your team’s winning season, camp, attending gymnas- in a cheer. Watch out! He- hands.” This year the fan The cheerleaders were tics, making signs, learn- re comes the Tiger mascot support was exceptional, proud of the team’s suc- ing new dance routines sliding across the gym and greatly appreciated by cess and were glad to be a and practicing in the floor. Jared Cyrus joined the cheerleaders and the part of the Tiger team.

IFTfv Looking colorful ... Will Estes hit his first home run against East during his senior year and he was so happy that he dyed his hair! He is a fourth year player.

All fired up Jared Cyrus is warming up his arm before the game against East. This is Jared’s third year on the team.

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Is it over yet? ... Keenan Perry and Jimmy Bailey relax in the dugout between innings. Keenan and Jimmy have both played baseball for three years. Keenan received first team All S.O.C. and Most Valuable Player.

How cute ... Shawn Fannin gives his sad puppy face while waiting for his turn to bat. Shawn is a second year player and received the "Pitching Award." Shawn hit his first home run at Green High School this year.

58 lUisebnU Tiger Baseball The Flood of’97 devastat- record of 5-18 overall, home.” Dettwiller said, the Outfield Defensive ed our baseball team’s Considering this was the Keenan Perry and Will Es- Award. Jimmy Bailey re­ schedule. They had to first year for Coach Keith tes received All S.O.C. 1st ceived a trophy for the play all of their games Dettwiller he thought and 2nd team honors re- Most Improved. Keenan away which meant they they performed well. ”1 spectively. Will also re- Perry had the highest bat- never had a home field ad- was very proud of these ceived 2nd team All Dis- ting average and was vantage. The 1997 Glen- guys. They did a great job trict. Charlie Rose won named as this year’s Most wood Baseball team fin- this year. It was tough not the Infield Defensive Valuable Player. Keenan ished their season with a having a place to call Award and Will Estes won hit a ball over a tree.

Say good-bye . . . Will Estes, Shawn Fannin, Jared Cyrus, Clayton Ferguson, and Chris Reed say good-bye to Glenwood base-

Practice makes perfect ... Wil­ liam Johnson takes a practice swing before °oin° to bat. He was the team’s official infield cheer- $18 ■ leader.

The 1997 Tiger Baseball Team. Front: Aaron Bradley, Chris Ottney, Chris Wolfe, Will Estes, David Blower, Keenan Perry, Wil­ liam Johnson, and Charlie Rose. Back: Jim Hurley; assistant coach,Chris Reed, Steve Mustain, ■ ■ -V ■■'V-'--' Jared Cyrus, Shawn Fannin, $5 Clayton Ferguson, Jimmy Bailey, and Coach Keith Dettwiller. i

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I And there’s the wind up ... Kristy Darling throws a strike across home plate. Kristy’s skills put her on the first team All S.O.C. as well as earned her the Lady Tigers’ Most Valuable Player award. Huh ... Jessica Bender carefully ad­ justs her batting helmet as she takes her position in the lineup as first batter. Jessica led the Lady Tigers in stolen bases.

1997 Lady Tigers Softball Team ... Top: Asst. Coach Mike Warner, Carrie Clark, Jessica Gulley, Stephanie Clevenger, Whitney Hickman, Carrie Clarke takes a practice swin and Coach Ryan Dutiel. Front row: Betty Yazell, Rhonda Cade, Kristi get loosened up. Carrie won the Coa Darling, Chandra Collins, Jessica Bender and Jessica Williams. Tiger Award for her positive altitu

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H Qoftball ; 1 : Coach Ryan Dutiel ing hit by Whitney praised his Lady Tigers at Hickman’s practice swing the Spring Sports Awards and riding the bus with a Assembly for their deter- group of girls because eve- mination and persistence, ry game was an away They won only one game game, the coaches look during the season, but en- forward to next year when joyed the spirit of compe- they can again have that J. Bender, R. Cade, J. Gulley and C. Collins ride home, tition anyway. Despite be- home field advantage.

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The 1997 Tiger Tennis and Kory Sparks. Both ted G.H.S. well. Brian Team under the direction proved to be team leaders, Fitch and Scott Lute re­ of Coach Diane Chamber- Kory took the award for ceived a trophy for most lin ended their season most wins playing singles, wins playing doubles. Kir­ with an overall record of while Jason Carter took by Lawson was presented 8-8. The team, largely Most Valuable Player in the Most Improved Player composed of first-year singles. Jason was seeded award, and Scott Charles players, had two third- number four in the S.O.C. won the Most Valuable year players, Jason Carter tournament and represen­ doubles player trophy.

Whew ... Jason Carter takes a breath between sets during a match. Jason played first singles this year and also received the honors of 1st Team All S.O.C. and Most Valuable Player for singles.

1997 Tiger Tennis Team. Back Row: Scott Charles, Zeb Logan, Scott Lute, Jason Carter, Brian Marshall, Kory Sparks. Middle: Brian Fitch, Kirby Lawson, Jeremy Monk. Front Row: Mary Saun­ ders, Carol Runquist, Donna Fow­ ler, Jessica Fowler. Not Pictured: Roy Runquist and Chris McGraw.

The 1997 Tiger Tennis Team Senior Players. Standing: Zeb Lo­ gan, Scott Lute, Jason Carter, and Brian Marshall. Lying: Scott Char­ les. Sitting: Donna Fowler.

62 Tennis All smiles ... Brian Marshall tried to dazzle his opponent with his winning smile, but he soon learned that tennis involved more than a little finesse. The game requires skill and lots of energy. Share the love ... Scott Lute and Brian Fitch tied for most doubles wins, with twelve wins on the season. Scott, a sen­ ior, feels it his duty to pass on some valuable tips to a freshman player.

Are we up yet ... Scott Charles and Kirby Lawson wait for an open court so they can play. Scott and Kirby (Bub) Lawson both played first and second doubles this year for the Tiger team. Scott also received co- jj M.V.P for singles; Kirby received Most Improved for first doubles.

This is no laughing matter ... Mrs. Chamberlin and YVheelersburg’s coach John Lucas joke around before a match. This was Mrs. Chamber­ lin’s first year as Head Coach for the Tiger Tennis Team.

Tennis 63 « High School Track Team Mindy Ison. and Kellie Stevens were the only mem­ bers of the high school track team. Both girls participated in the shot put and discus throwing events. Mindy placed first in eleven out of twelve meets in the discus event. The team was coached 5 by Ed Ison, a former N.B. track player.

Looking ahead . . . Kellie Stevens practices throwing the discus. The high school track team used the stadium for their practices. Kellie increased her dis­ cus throwing by over twenty feet.

Athletic Director Melinda Burn- Kellie Stevens participates in her side makes sure everything is go- favorite event, eating! She evi- ing well for Mindy at the Sectional dently made a pit stop at Subway Tournament at Portsmouth. Min to refuel She stretched out and dy qualified in the discus event snacked before she took part in and advanced to District, Regional the discus and the shot put events and the State Tournaments. at the Sectional Tournament.

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Junior High Track Team. Front Row: J. Bishop, M. Taylor, B.J. Darling, J. Dunn, C. Bender. Back I Row: K. Sudhakaran, S. Ridgeway, Coach Ed Ison, K. Dunn, A. Simon, J. Sudhakaran, and mgr. J. Ison.

Jumping High ... Michael Taylor ; reaches toward his lead foot as he practices the low hurdles. Coach Ison hopes to build a competitive team in the future by developing good skills at the junior high level. I Girls just wanna have fun ... Jes- samyn, Alison, Kalyn and Shelie.

: Track 65 i . i Sports Awards J Girls' Basketb Soccer Awards Amanda William Best Rebound* Shawn Fannin Best Oflfens Outstanding Defense Team MV 1st Team All S.O.C. 1st Team All Ohi 1st Team All District District Player of the Ye2 Keenan Peny 1st Team All Distric Outstanding Defense/OfTense S.O.C. Player of the Yea 2nd Team All S.O.C. 1st Team S.O.C 2nd Team All District Kara Whismai Will Estes Most Improve* Outstanding Midfielder Betty Yazel 2nd Team All S.O.C. Honorable Mention All District Best Defens* Kristy Darlinc Charlie McGraw Honorable Mention All District Most Assist: 2nd Team S.O.C Most Goals Award Clayton Ferguson Honorable Mention- Distric Most Assists Brian Marshall Most Goals Award Fall Sports Awards.Brian Marshall. Will Estes. Tiffar. jsne: Boys' Basketbal Shawn Fannin, Jason Carter. Clayton Ferguson, Amand liams and Jessica Gulley. Charlie McGrav Volleyball Awards Tiger Performance Aware Most Rebound: Amanda Williams Most Steal: 1st Team All S.O.C. Player of the Yea Conference Player of the Year 1st Team All S.O.C 1st Team All District 1st Team District 1^ 2nd Team All State AP Southeast District A! GHS Top Scorer Sta Most Attacks Shawn Fannir Best Defense Best Free Throw Averag* Best Service Percentage 1st Team All S.O.C Kara Whisman 2nd Team District 1~ 1st Team All S.O.C. AP Southeast District A! Kristy Darling Stars Special Mentioi 1st Team All S.O.C. Chris McGrav Most Aces 2nd Team All S.O.C Most Sets Keenan Perr Rhonda Cade Highest Field Goc 2nd Team All S.O.C. Averag_ Coach's Award 1st Team All S.O.C Dawn Glynn Fall Sports Awards Assembly Award winners in Volleyball. Tif­ Honorable Mentio- 2nd Team All S.O.C. fany Risner, Kristy Darling. Rhonda Cade. Amanda Williams, Dawn District 1 Glynn, and Kara Whisman. Aaron William Most Assist Golf Awards 2nd Team All S.O.C AP Southeast District A" Aaron Williams Stars Special Mentis Most Valuable Player Tony Pigu< All S.O.C. S.O.C. Coach of the Yes 5th Place Division 111 State District 14 Coach of tl~ Matt Phillips Ye- Most Improved AP Southeast Distrm All S.O.C. Coach of the Ye=

Amanda Williams re­ Jessica Gulley r- ! ceived a plaque and ceived a four-ye sweatshirt from Coach certificate and Oum Don Lewis when she standing Defensi^s made her 1,000th point. Player Award.

66 Sports Awards Baseball Senior Awards Charlie Rose Infield Defensive Award Chris Reed Will Estes Outfield Defensive Award 2nd Team All S.O.C. Jessica Gulley Jimmy Bailey Most Improved Player Jason Carter Shawn Fannin These seniors received the Senior Award in athletics. To receive this Pitching Award award, the student must participate in one sport during the senior Keenan Periy year. The student must participate in sports throughout high school. Chasitity Yazell Highest Batting Average Most Valuable Player 1st Team All S.O.C Clayton Ferguson

Tennis Amanda Williams Kirby Lawson Most Improved Player Scott Lute Brian Fitch Co-Most Wins in mble Scott Lute Scott Charles Co-Most Wins in ; ible Koiy Sparks Shawn Fannin Most Wins in Si' Scott Charles MVP in Doubles Will Estes Tiger Pride Awa: Jason Carter MVP in Singles Zeb Logan 4th Seed S.O.C. Tiffany Risner i Softball Will Estes Baseball Awards Scott Charles Tennis Awards Jared Cyrus Kristy Darling i Most Valuable Player 1st Team All S.O.C. Brian Marshall ■ 2nd Team All District Jessica Gulley Outstanding Defensive Richard Stapleton : Player - Rhonda Cade Outstanding Offensive Player Track 2nd Team All S.O.C. a 2nd Team All District Mindy Ison Betty Yazell Discus Utility Player of the Year Sectional Tournament 1st ■ Chandra Collins Place = Most Improved District Tournament 1st ■ Carrie Clarke Place 3 Coach's Award Regional Tournament 3rd Place State Tournament Team Awards Qualifier Volleyball Sectional Champs ■ District Runner-up ATHLETE OF THE “ Basketball YEAR S.O.C. Co-Champions SHAWM FAMMIM a i -i Sports Awards 67 Halloween i Christmas ] K■rjkriL L=3 k.. ;.... r

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• ■ ? i . Special Events 69 - Making a grand entrance...Amanda, escorted by her Congrats...Amanda receives her Miss Congeniality tr twin brother Aaron, enters the activities center demon- phy from the 1996 River Days Queen Lynnsay Lee strating the famous pageant wave. Amanda wore her burg. This special award was voted on by the canc coral interview suit for this portion of the program. dates and went to the girl who got along with everyon

Strike a pose...Amanda and the other candidates just Fleurs galore...Amanda is holding the flowers she s got finished dancing to “Give Me One Reason.” The ceived from her parents to wish her good luck. H routine was choreographed by Tammy Jo’s Studio. parents were very supportive throughout the sum me

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I was shocked, but was over. The parade was interview suits, each can- phase of the pageant was pleased to hear my name exciting, but my feet cer- didate and an escort was the evening gown compe- announced as the 1996-97 lainly hurt after standing introduced. My brother tition which also involved River Days candidate. Re- for hours! The parade en- Aaron was my escort. The giving a short speech be- hearsals began June 13 ded at 5:15 and I was second part of the pageant fore the crowd. When the and continued every scheduled to be at the col- was a dance routine. The points were tallied, the weekend until the pag- lege at 6:30. The rest of the sportswear category in- candidates returned to the eant on August 31. Each evening was a frenzy, volved fantastic Mardi stage to await the judges’ candidate competed in Beauticians worked on my Gras costumes to corn- decision. I was proud to be three categories: Inter- hair while I ate pizza, plete our theme of “Mardi announced as Miss Conge- view, Sportswear, and Then my pageant makeup Gras On The River.” My niality and glad for those Evening gown. The inter- was applied. My pageant costume was a butterfly, who won. I especially views began al 10:00 ;*n mom, Pat Arthur,was My pageant mom and I want to thank my friends, i on pageant day. I as v. there to help me with my handmade my costume of family, pageant mom and nervous about ■ p clothing changes and calm irridescent, rainbow col- sponsors for their support and was relieved my nerves. Wearing our ored material. The final throughout the summer.

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River Days 71 . Three weirdos... Kristy Blind date... Tiffany Risner came Darling and Ashley Em- to the Halloween dance alone, shwiller look as if they are but she soon found a tall, dark having a good day, but and handsome fellow to spend Mrs. Cablish seems to be some of her time with! He was in pain! It must be her age. obviously the strong, silent type.

Flashback... Misty Henson is in the ’50’s, Stephanie Armstrong is in the pumpkin patch, and Kristi Lewis is lost in the ’70’s. These jun­ iors got in the Hal­ loween spirit.

Too Cool... The Seni­ ors got crazy for dress-up day! No one sports the look like Glenwood’s class of ’97. The Seniors got involved in the Haunted Path this year and helped pass out flyers at the gra­ de schools.

72 Halloween Halloween Working man... Will All costumes must be istes looks like a real in good taste... Now that 'man’s man” in his fa­ narrows the possibilities! ther’s work clothes. His After a quick search of the mustache looks a little closet, the basement and bit darker than usual, the second-hand stores, a though. Will had a sur­ Halloween costume is prise up his sleeve. He born! These creative and became ‘‘The King of spooky costumes were Rock-n-Roll” for the judged and prizes were dance later that night! given to the winners. First place went to Shawn Fan­ nin, second to Will Estes, third to Stephanie Armstrong and fourth to ; Beth Mohr. The dance started at 8:00 p.m., and so did the music! The gym began to rock with the sounds of Rock-n-Roll, Country and even a little R&B. Stu­ dents dressed in strange costumes filed across the gym floor, up the bleachers and back down again. They danced to the Macarena, the Electric Slide and the Train. At the end of the night everyone was ex­ hausted, but a few still found the strength to head for the American Restaurant for some breakfast! Did I do that...Justin Bit- Blood, sweat and tears... Dawn Glynn and ytinger mimicks his televi- Keenan Perry put hard work into costumes. jsion idol, Steve Urkel. Keenan seems to be constructing some fun. Halloween 73 Yummy... Lora Simon, Jingle Bells... Carrie Kara Whisman and Kim Clarke hugs Jackie Turner Mollett devour the fresh to spread her bubbly baked goods made by the Christmas cheer through- Foreign Language Club. out the dance.

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Isn’t it time yet... Lori Colley :; and Mary Saunders are very impatient waiting to get in the » dance so they can boogie. The students lined up outside the gym entrance to purchase their tickets for our first Christmas dance at GHS in many years.

74 Christmas Dance I s ~ c:-:’ '■m \ Ai ,\ j flli Party Animals... These underclassmen gather in the corner waiting for the dance to start. They seem to be having their own kind of fun so they don’t need music to be entertained.

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\is year’s Christmas 68 - 56. Most of the stu- a giant train all around the mce was sponsored by dents participated in gym. Also, no one will for- e Foreign Language group dances such as get when seniors Jonathan lub. The dance, held on Y.M.C.A, Macarena, the Smoot, Randa Jones, Eric December 13th, began Train, and the Electric Brown, Zeb Logan, Brian about an hour after the Slide. Many seniors made Marshall, and Scott Char- •*/. boys’ varsity basketball sure they stood out at this les picked up Clayton Fer- game in which Glenwood year’s dance. Curry guson and carried him defeated Portsmouth Clay Wright led the students in throughout the gym. The dance ended around 12:00 and all that attended had a great time, especially the i I * seniors. Each senior made the best of their last ;l Christmas dance at Glen­ wood High School.

Suave seniors... Richard Stapleton and Chris Reed are impressing the young ladies with their clowning ways at the dance. Does this mean there are two ; ill chick magnets?

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Junior attendant Kellie Stevens was escorted for the Senior attendant Chasitity Yazell was escorted for- Homecoming ceremony by Charlie McGraw. the Homecoming ceremony by Brian Marshall.

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Homecoming night was on Valentine’s Day February 14, 1997. The theme was “Straight from the Heart” which is a song by Bryan Ad­ ams. The Tigers defeated Symmes Valley for the S.O.C. championship. The Homecoming dance, spon­ sored by the Student Coun­ cil, was held after the game.

1997 Queen Amanda Wil­ liams with her escorts Shawn Fannin and Jason Carter. The flower girl is Atira Porter the crown bear- er is Scotty Walker.

Amanda Williams is being crowned by Nicole Fannin.

i avphii Jessica, Kellie and Amanda have fun as they stand in The queen’s escorts, Shawn Fannin and Jason Carter front of the backdrop for the Homecoming ceremonies, give her a congratulations kiss and a dozen roses.

Homecoming 79 _oc S ucients in Mrs- Stevens’ home economics clas s, located in the basement, are always busy cookin, up creative projects for their classes. Several fieldtrip m area businesses and facilities provided hands 01 experiences for the students. They also gained valuabl experience by cooking and serving meals or refresh otne . en s or various activities throughout the school yeai H ese c asses are not only for the creative, but also thi adventurous students who can put their practical ex £COttOffltC perienccs to work in a rewarding and profitable fashion

One more star ... Stephany Armstrong Congrats grad ... Beth Dixon, I now pronounce you husband decorated a cake in cooking class. Her Donna Fowler and Jennifer Carmi- and wife ... Mr. Tilley presided painstaking work won the contest. chael helped with our preschool. over a mock wedding ceremony.

The marriage and family class conducted a mock Members of the wedding party include: Bride’s Maid wedding between Carrie Clarke and Mark Vaughn Miranda Phipps, Best Man Shawn Fannin, Maid of Honor which involved the students in the class and faculty. Jody Williams, and Bride’s Maid Carmen Dickerson.

80 Home Ec. Miranda Phipps and Carmen Dickerson carry their life- Giving thanks ... Students in Mrs. Steven’s sixth pe- like babies home for a weekend assignment for their riod cooking class are thankful that their Thanksgiving class. The babies actually monitor neglect and abuse. dinner was such an overwhelming success.

tome Ec. students visited the birth and delivery rooms Sweet tooth ... Jack Armstrong, Stephany Armstrong, it the Southern Ohio Medical Center in Portsmouth. Dawn Glynn and Jamie Kelly display decorated cookies.

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5 82 Activities Candids Miss Clever presents an award to Jason Carter during the annual music department picnic at Lake Roosevelt.

Tifany Hickman uses the Pepsi machine. The proceeds Mr. Porter, Mr. Piguet and Mr. Tilley collectively par- from the machine help raise money for various groups, ticipate in the clothing relay of the competition rally.

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Mug shot... Paul Taylor and Stephanie Clevenger pick A little too shy ... A timid William DeFoe dances wit. up their prom favors as they leave. The guys each got a his dale Jamie Pierce. Jamie really enjoyed the dancin manly mug while the girls received a dainty glass. and decorations, but William really enjoyed the buffes

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U 88 Prom All smiles ... A . Curry Wright and Tiffany Risner Pretty in red ... Aaron Fraley and Beth Dixon’s buddied up to fir prom glasses and garters. They formal attire matches perfectly. Handsome Aaron had fun at pron in’t wait to party afterwards! and cute Beth make a wonderful prom couple. > !

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fun soon ended when they were told to get busy. at several former yearbooks for some excellent ideas.

;!i * i 92 Yearbook Typing the layout ... Seniors Randa Jones and Crystal Robinson use the computer to add another layout to the list. After the information is entered into the computer, it is then sent to the yearbook company for printing.

Get to work ... M signature stares to ». her third year as “f if 1 ir” of the Yearbook Staff.

What? ... Chasitity Yazell is interrupted by the ever- flashing yearbook camera while working on a layout.

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Creme de la Creme...Beth Dixon, Jessica Gulley, and Amanda Williams are relieved after finding out about 1 & their induction into the National Honor Society. : $ Mmm...Mmm...Good...Beth Dixon and Amanda Wil­ liams celebrate as they munch on some good food at the - I reception held in the Home Ec. room.

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An Impressive Group... Speaker, George Lawson, Mr. Mantell, and Mr. Til­ ley along with our new members show their pride after the induction. This was our first year for Na­ tional Honor Society.

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I Honor Society The 1996 National Hon- tional Honor Society on Beth Dixon, Jessica Gulley or Society was reorgan- December 13. East con- and Amanda Williams ized at Glenwood. For this ducted the traditional were inducted for their reason, the induction cer- candle lighting ceremony show of leadership, char- emony was held by seven and tapping of the new acter, scholarship and ser- members of the East Na- members. Three seniors, vice. After they were cal­ led on stage to i light their candle of induction, each girl was required to repeat a pledge. New members took their seats on the stage and guest speaker George Lawson spoke of pride and determination. i After the ceremo­ ny a reception was held in Home Ec. to honor those in­ ducted into the Kiwanis Chapter lason Carter presented Jessica Gulley is being very careful as she lights her candle to be of the National The National Anthem. inducted. This is her fourth year in the Honor Society. Honor Society.

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Where’s the beef... Chad Wolfe seems to be enjoying his Hickie’s cheeseburger just a little too much! Lookin’ good, Chad!

May we help you ... Council is a service organization, Whitney Hickman and Chandra Collins stand ready to work.

The Student Council 1996-1997. Front: Clayton Ferguson, Scott Charles, Tiffany Risner, Will Estes, and Keenar Perry. Middle: Adam Kurtz, Whitney Hickman, Betty Yazell, Kristy Darling, Rhonda Cade, Matt Phillips, Chandra Collins, Jessica Bender. Top: Kyle Henson, Kalyn Sudhakaran, Ishia Sword, Chad Wolfe, Kirby Lawson, Jessicr Williams, Paige Piatt, Kellie Gilley, Zak Howard, and Eric Kingery. Not pictured, Advisor Kathie Porter.

96 Student Council Student Council The Glenwood Student Council has spon­ sored several school functions throughout the year including dances, competition pep rallies and chapels. They provided refreshments and decorations for the Halloween dance and sponsored the Thanksgiving Chapel. During the competition pep rally they helped with games, set up for the obstacle course and hel­ ped teachers with various contests.

hat a baby ... Chasitity Yazell and Clayton Ferguson Save a Sweetheart... Chad Wolfe, Betty Yazell, Jessica ) an impression of a mommy and her not-so-little Bender and Jessica Williams take pledges in the base- by! Seniors placed third in the baby bottle contest. ment hallway during lunch on Valentine’s Day.

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Students sometimes view school as a prison, but in this play it literally was a prison. The play under the direction of Diane Chamberlin was presented by the Drama Club in May. The club members enjoyed portraying the zany char­ acters of the play, such as Sigmund Fraud, the school psychologist and the Bag Lady who became the school dietician. Mr. Steve Williams presented an exceptionally Scott Charles played the school princi- funny portrayal of Evelina Culpepper he aged school sec- pal who was impressed with himself. retary.

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98 Drama Club Things are unde mts . Roy Rundquist doubled as Get a grip ... Betty Duluth, Carol Rundquist, shouts for the school’s seen gu: Here he has subdued Anzac joy when she is released. She is comforted by her mother, Caligary, a radical ;der played by W.J. Reed. Mary Saunders, and her maid, Natasha Ferguson.

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The 1997 Energy or Ohio NEED Team. Front: Jessica Bender and Misty Henson. Center: Betty Yazell, Amanda Beck, Jessica Gulley and Kim Mollett. Standing : Keenan Perry and David Blower. Not pictured: Jason Carter and Charlie McGraw.

1996-97 High School Science Club 10-12. Front: Rhonda i Cade, Abby Spears and Chris Ottney. Kneeling: Kristy Darling, Erica Karr, Jamie Kelly, Tiffany Eckstein, Jessica I Bender, Ashley Emshwiller and Tifany Hickman. Row 3: Betty Yazell, Misty Henson, Mandi Musick, Stephanie Clevenger, Kellie Stevens, Matt Phillips and Charlie Rose. Top: Crystal Robinson, Kim Mollett, Jessica Gulley, Amanda Beck, Amanda Williams, Shawn Fannin, Will Estes and David Page. Not pictured: Jason Carter.

Junior High Science Club 7-9. Front: Chandra Collins, Mary Saunders, Whitney Hickman, Jessica Williams. Dawn Bearfield, Stephanie Rister and Justin Dunn. Row 2: Jessica Fowler, Angel Gibson, Eric Kingery, Kirby Lawson, Chris Goins, Adam Kurtz and Cody Bender. Row 3: Chris Wolfe, Brian Fitch, Mike Taylor, Bryan Eaton, Lori Colley, B.J. Darling, James Bishop, Donny Fowler, Kyle Henson and Ishia Swords. Row 4: Jeremy Monk, Mike Hamilton, i Ryan Lansing, Chris McGraw, Kellie Gilley, Matt Fitch, Tonya Lewis, Paige Piatt, Matt Lewis, Staci Lute, and Barry Kirkland. Not pictured: Amanda Montgomery and Amanda Beck leads a learning activity at the “Kids Chris Lewis, teaching Kids” energy program held at Shawnee State. ! The team was recognized for their involvement.

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i 7 J ° -i -Chorus Glenwood High School’s 1996-1997 Chorus con­ sisted of forty-eight members, the largest group in over two decades. They participated in many per­ formances, including the Christmas Chapel, Hon­ or Society Induction, a spring concert and a live performance on WNXT. They also did a wonder­ ful job saying goodbye to the seniors by singing at graduation. Some devoted chorus members took part in outside musical events such as the Scioto County Honors Choir and the Ohio Wesleyan Mu­ sic Festival, both of which were a great opportuni­ ty to sing and have a lot of fun. At the end of every year, the chorus enjoys a picnic and awards cere­ mony at Shawnee State Park. Ms. Clever provides plenty of food and drinks, but everyone is encour­ aged to bring a covered dish! This was a great year Perfect Gentlemen ... Jason trier id Scott Lute ai for the Glenwood Chorus and Ms. Clever is look- all dressed up for their perfr lanc­ n the Christnic ing forward to another talented group next year. concert. The chorus will sui viis' tese two senior

1997 Glenwood High School Chorus ... Back Row: J. Cyrus, S. Charles, K. Perry, C. Ferguson, D. Potts, Williams, J. Montgomery, T. Henderson. Second Row: S. Lute, C. Reed, R. Rundquist, M. Biller, M. Phipps, Williams, R. Jones, C. Wright, W. Estes, S. Fannin, B. Marshall. Third Row: D. Fowler, A. Beck, J. Gulley, Kitchen, S. Ruggles, K. Lewis, A. Emshwiller, B. Dixon, B. Yazell, C. Estes, K. Mollett. Front Row:J. Williams, Carter, M. Ison, E. Karr, K. Darling, R. Cade, J. Carmichael, J. Fowler, M. Musick, J. Bender, K. Arnold, T. Risn_ Not Pictured : C. Andrews, J. Carter, Z. Logan, C. McGraw, and Director Nancy Clever.

102 Chorus Christmas, Chris- las 7 Is Near . .. Aaron Williams All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth ... portrays Alvin as sin- solo in the Christmas concert. Shawn Fannin demonstrated his musical talents in the Aaron fit the pari mi vous Alvin perfectly. 1997 chorus Christmas concert “Forever Christmas”.

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In the spot light ... Mandy Biller sings a solo titled Can’t stand still ... Seniors Amanda Williams and “Home For the Holidays.” in our Christmas concert. Tiffany Risner get carried away singing at Thanksgiving She was selected as Outstanding Vocal Music Student. Chapel. Amanda is an alto and Tiffany is a soprano.

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il Tiger Marching Band. Top: Mindy Ison, Ryan Lansing, Jason Carter, Shelie Ridgeway, Megan McQu ithy, Sean Kirkland. Row 3: Dewey Potts, Ishia Swords. Scott Lute, Andy Bugg. Dawn Glynn, Lisa Carter. Row 2: Mike Ham­ ilton, Josh Cummins, Jos- lyn Po tls. Matt Fitch, Joey Montgomery, Beth Mohr. Row 1: Justin Webb, Bran­ dy Pyles, Jonathon Ison, Staci Lute, Adam Kurtz, Nick Phillips F ron l Amanda Beck and Kitty Arnold. Not pictured: Ja­ son Brown, Chris Ottney, Rachel Hayes, Barry Kir­ kland, Kellie Stevens, Jes­ sica Gulley.

Donna Fowler, Lisa Carter, Scott Lute, Jason Carter dim in during a competition at Ohio Wesleyan. rl his was ; competition which involved both band and chorus.

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. The Glenwood High Making lots of noise ... Scott Lute shows his musical Continuing the tradition . . in the Circleville talent in the percussion section at the Christmas con- School Marching Band participated Pumpkin Show. The Tigers performed in an evening cert. He was selected as the most outstanding student. parade. * 104 Band }ger Band

The highlight of the year was, of course, the baud's trip to Orlando, Florida. The year was spent raising money to finance the trip in addition to all of the usual band activities. Band members sold license plate covers, posters, calendars and fruit, as well as ! held a rock-a-thon in the gym and two tag days at VValMart so each member could earn money for their trip. Band camp began in August in preparation for the county fair. They marched in the Jackson Apple Festival, Circleville Pumpkin Show, Beaver Oktober- fest and New Boston Halloween parades. The pep band supported the Tiger teams during soccer, vol­ leyball and basketball games. Two public concerts were held during the year. The Final performance of the mighty Tiger Band was the graduation ceremony. Special recognition went to Jason Carter, Mindy Ison. Jonathon Ison and Dawn Glynn for their superi­ or ratings at the Solo and Ensemble Contest. Dawn also participated in the Ohio Wesleyan Honors Band and the Scioto County Honors Band. Mindy Ison, Joslyn Potts and Jason Carter joined her in the Scioto County Honors Band which performed in the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts at Shawnee State.

Mi;;* p leads up ... Ryan Lansing and Josh Cummins march in all dress uniform. The band marched in the Apple Festi- al. Pumpkin Show. Oktoberfest and Halloween parades. ] [I NOTRE DAME 0E3 i

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Band 105 , mm We’re going to Disney World... On March 20th the That’s Goofy... The band arrived in Orlando. Florida on band loaded up a W. Va. Coach and headed for Orlando, Friday March 21st and spent the first day at The Magic Florida. Uniforms, instruments and luggage needed to Kingdom of Walt Disney World. Tired passengers retur- be carefully stowed in the cargo area beneath the bus. ned to the bus with souvenir hats, shirts and portraits.

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Togetherness...Scott Lute, Ryan Lansing, Josh Cum- Jessica Gulley, Josh Cummins. Sean Kirkland and mins, and Jason Carter get settled in their hotel room Amanda Beck share a Kodak moment with the star of after the long bus ride. Band members stayed four to a TV’s “Boy Meets World.” TV star Danielle Fishel took room at the Quality Inn International in Orlando. time out to talk with visitors during filming at Disney.

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The Tiger Marching Band performed dockside at Pleas- The Royal Court... Senior band members Jason Carter, ure Island in Orlando. Each member received a Disney Jessica Gulley, Scott Lute, and Amanda Beck were T-shirt and pin to commemorate their performance. guests of honor at the dinner theater at Medieval Times.

!» 106 Band Trip to Ishia Sword, Barry Kirkland, Matt Fitch, Staci Lute, An afternoon at the beach... The group g;athers on Shelie Ridgeway, and Sean Kirkland rest in a park at Cocoa Beach just as they were to board tn e bus for NASA after hitting the souvenir shops. The band took a Orlando. They visited NASA in the morning, the beach bus tour of the launch sites at Cape Canaveral. afternoon and the Medieval Times later that F

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Welcome to Epcot...Amanda Beck and Jessica Gulley We’re here.... The symbol of the Universal Studio rota- create a postcard memory as they stand before a foun- ted in the background as the band waited to get their tain at Epcot. This section of Disney World gave the tickets for the final day of a very fast-paced and funfil- group a glimpse into the technology of the future. led spring break. Welcome to the exciting movie world.

Beam me up, Scotty...Josh Cummins Watch out... Nick Phillips, equipped Honey, I’m home... Jason Carter and Sean Kirkland view an older with sunscreen, ball cap and other arrives in New Boston laden with capsule at a space museum at NASA, necessities, checks out the girls. many memories and souvenirs.

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7th Grade Math Test Top Scorers. Cody Bender, Bryan Eaton. Daniel Parker, Waylon Lucas and Chris Lewis.

!l jJ Spanish I Scholarship Team. Chandra Collins and Spelling Bee Winners. First runner-up. Adam Kurtz Chris McGraw represented Glenwood High School in and Spelling Bee winner, Megan McQuithy, display the first-year Spanish division of Foreign Language. their trophies. Adam competed in the Regional Bee.

English 9 Scholarship Team. Jessica Fowler and Carol Perfect Attendance. Chris Goins, Angel Gibson, Justin Rundquist received certificates for the English scholar- Dunn, Bryan Eaton. Jonathon Ison, Kristy Darling, Paul ship test. Jessica received the Outstanding Physical Taylor. Jacob Bailey, Staci Lute, Dewey Potts, Shelie Fitness Award during the end-of-the-year assembly. Ridgeway. Amanda Beck, Keith Dunn and Jim Bailey.

108 Special Awards Special Awards

The Silver Platter Award. Stephany Armstrong won Junior English Scholarship Participant. Kristi Lewis the Home Economics top award. Stephany received took the eleventh grade English Scholarship test. The recognition as a finalist in the Pork Pizzazz cookoff. test is taken at PHS on the first Saturday in May.

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V [ ri® Chemistry Scholarship Test. Eighth Grade Math Test Top Scorers. Zak Spanish II Scholarship Test. Misty Henson represented Howard, Mary Cooley, Jacob Bailey and Da- Joslyn Potts participated in the Glenwood in the first-year vid Livingston. The junior high students took second-year Spanish test in the Chemistry scholarship test. the tests in Ms. Mauk’s math classes. Foreign Language Division.

Special Awards 109 1996-97 Quiz Bowl Team. Front: Stephanie Clevenger 1996-97 Junior High Quiz Bowl Team. Seated: Mike and Abby Spears. Kristi Lewis, advisor Linda Wessel Taylor, Zak Howard, Daniel Parker and Kayln and Kellie Stevens. The Quiz Bowl Team practiced after Sudhakaran. Top. Jessamyn Sudhakaran, Mike Hamil- school and participated in several local matches. ton, Adam Kurtz and Chris Goins.

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Foreign Language du Stephany Armstrong, Crystal Cast and Crew of Cinderella. Front: Tony Hopkins Robinson, Abby pea Jessica Bender, Stephanie Matt Phillips, Paul Taylor, Jack Armstrong, and Charlie Clevenger, Jessica nil. Amanda Beck, Amanda Wil- Rose. Top: Kristi Lewis, Stephany Armstrong, Misty Hams, Kellie Ste\ is d Mrs. Swick. Top: Tifany Henson, Dawn Glynn, Stephanie Clevenger and Kellie Hickman, Ashley ms. . iller, Dustin Barker, David Stevens. The play was presented in an evening perfor- Blower, Charlie Ro. e, V\

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Paint like an Egyptian ... Zak How­ ard, Tommy Arnold, Jacob Bailey, and Keith Dunn paint a bust of Nefertiti they formed from papier mache’. This was a project they completed in 8th grade Art which is required by all stu­ dents. All Art classes are taught by Ms. Cablish.

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8th Grade Spirit ... Adam Hileman, Jessamyn Class Act... Mr. Piquet’s 8th grade Citizenship class is Sudhakaran, Amanda Smoot, Debbie Murphy, and absolutely too much fun! After all, look at the exciting Brandi Mosley show that they are truly Tiger fans! expressions on the faces of these enthusiastic students.

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We love this game ... B. Mr tt, and K. Gilley ham it up before the game. re warming up. {;

Pizza Party ... Staci Lute helps herself to a piece of pizza at a team party sponsored by the athletic association.

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On the road again ... Members of the junior high basket- I’ve Got It... Ishia Swords concentrates on spiking the ball teams board the bus to travel to an away game. ball. Coach Howard teaches them the fundamentals.

118 Jr. High Sports Lady Tigers ... J. Sudhakaran, S. Lute, L. Colley, K. B.J. Darling, D. Parker, J. Bishop, C. Bender, J. Dunn, B. Sudhakaran, P. Piatt. Top: S. Ridgeway, M. McQuithy, Eaton, C. Lewis. Top: M. Hamilton, T. Arnold, B. Kirk- I. Swords, K. Gilley, A. Simon, Mr. Keith Dettwiller. land, K. Henson, K. Dunn, D. Livingston, Z. Howard.

Jr. High Track ... ). Bishop, M. Taylor, B.J. Darling, J. Junior High Volleyball. B. Messer, B. Mosley, L. Colley, Dunn, C. Bender. Top: K. Sudhakaran, S. Ridgeway, K. I. Swords, K. Gilley, P. Piatt, D. Holbrook, B. Mohr, and Dunn, A. Simon, J. Sudhakaran, J. Ison, Coach Ison. S. Lute. Not Pictured, Coach Heather Howard.

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1996-97 Junior High Cheerleading Squad ... B. Crab- Cheerleaders Kick It... Britney Crabtree, Debbie Hol- ree, Advisor Mrs. Heather Howard, J. McGhee. Top: D. brook, Beth Mohr. Top: Holly Skaggs, Ishia Swords, dolbrook, H. Skaggs, I. Swords, B. Mohr, S. Lute. Staci Lute got together and wore their Calvin Klein T’s.

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We’re#1 ... Eighth graders try to make as Christmas cheer ... Jonathon Ison and Dav Livingston have variec much noise as possible at our pep rallies. reactions as they watch classmates race in • co jetition pep rally

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Dreams do come true ... Michael Zornes will cherish Hangin’ around ... These seventh graders wait to check this dance with Amanda Williams at Homecoming. their weight as part of an activity in Mrs. Stevens’class.

i .■ 120 Junior High Candids Don’t be fooled ... That angelic face belongs to Adam Hileman. Don’t let looks fool you; there is mischief written all over his face.

Chow time ... Justin Dunn has pizza as part of the junior high winter sports team. Justin really liked getting out of class for the party.

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=jstin Webb received recognition at the picnic Kellie Gilley, Paige Piatt, and Brandi Mosley participated in t Lake Roosevelt for his participation in band, junior high volleyball. Kellie and Paige display their medals.

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' * Chancel Choir Rehearsal Mondays 7:00 P.M. * Open Door Rec Center Tuesdays ' 2:30- 4:30 P.M. Grades 7-12 ‘Where there is tv :-sior, the people perish! Practice makes perfect ... Nathan Walker does a *Pj rf>s 1* 18 practice lesson in typing. Notice that he is watching fE9^T‘E?x ) T! the text and not his keys. He obviously listened to 'D'E'Pf T( S'E'KV'E Mrs. McCain’s classroom instructions very well. ii

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Tiger Supporters 133 Colley, Lori 74, 101, 114 A Collins, Chandra . . 10, 12, 48, 54, 60, 61, 96, 101, 108 14, 81 ; Adkins, Alicia ...... Cooley, Mary ... 74, 82, 109, 116 14 Andrews, Chris .... Cooley, Nathan . 10 i;- ...... 10, 13, 81 Armstrong, Jack ... Cooper, Tange . . 14, 17 18, 21, 72, 73, 80, 81, Armstrong, Stephany Crabtree, Britney 116 109, 111 Cummins, Josh ----- 14, 16, 42, 43, 104, 105, 106, 18, 84, 102, 104, 123 Arnold, Kitty . . 107 ...... 116, 117 I Arnold, Tommy Cyrus, Jared .... 32, 32D, 56, 58, 59, 76, 88, 102, I B 126 D Bailey, Jacob . . . 108, 109, 116, 117 18, 20, 58, 59, 87, 108 Bailey, Jimmy Darling, B.J 65, 101, 114 14 Bailey, Tara .. Darling, Kristy . . 14, 17, 47, 54, 57, 60, 66, 72, 96, 14, 15, 17, 111 Barker, Dustin . 101, 102, 108, 127, 129 ...... 10, 101 Bearfield, Dawn DeFoe, William . . 32D, 33, 86 Beck, Amanda ... 28, 32D, 39, 87, 101, 102, 104, Dickerson, Carmen 10, 81 106, 107, 108, 111 Dixon, Beth . . 29, 32, 32D, 34. 36, 38, 80, 88, 89, Bender, Cody 65, 101, 108, 114 i!l 94, 95, 102, 123, 127 Bender, Jessica . .14, 15, 16, 48, 49, 56, 57, 60, 78, Dunn, Justin . 65. 101, 108, 114, 121 : 82, 96, 98, 101, 102, 111, 123, 129 ' Dunn, Keith 65, 108, 116, 117 l! Benner, Angel . 114 ■ > Benner, Steve . 14 Biller, Amanda 36, 76, 92, 102 Bishop, James . . . 65, 101, 114 Bittinger, Justin ...... 73, 114 Eaton, Bryan ...... 101, 108. 114 ! Blower, David . 18, 59, 101, 111 Eckstein, Tiffany ...... 14, 101 ; Blower, Shawn 114 Egerton, Andy ...... 114 ill Bomar, Tim 14 Emshwiller, Ashley 14, 72, 101, 102, 111 : ...... 59, 116 Estes, Cori ...... 14, 43, 102 ii Bradley, Aaron 1 Brickey, Daniel , ...... 33, 35, 38 Estes, Will . .30, 39, 43, 58, 59, 66, 67, 73, 76, 77, . Brown, Eric 27, 30, 31, 37, 92, 93 85, 96, 101, 102, 111, 126 Brown, Jennifer . 114 Everman, Rolena 18 Brown, Sheena . 114 ! Buckley, Rhonda 114 :: Bugg, Andy 10, 13, 104 F Fannin, Shawn .... 28, 30, 39, 43, 50, 58, 59, 66, C 73, 76, 79, 101, 102, 103, 123, 131 i Ferguson, Clayton . . 30, 34, 42, 43, 59, 66, 96, 97, Cade, Rhonda ... 14, 47, 60, 61, 66, 96, 101, 102 102, 126 ; i Caldwell, T.J...... 52, 53, 116 Ferguson, Natasha ...... 10, 12, 74 Carmichael, Jennifer . . 80, 102 Fitch, Brian ...... 10, 11, 12, 63, 101 Carter, Jason .. .29, 35, 37, 43, 50, 62, 66, 73, 76, Fitch, Garett ...... 29,33 79, 84, 95, 99, 102, 104, 106, 107, 126 Fitch, Matt...... 101, 104, 107, 116 i! Carter, Lisa 18, 20, 84, 102, 104, 123 Fowler, Donna . . 32, 37, 76, 80, 89, 102, 104, 125 Charles, Scott ... 30, 32, 32D, 34, 37, 39, 43, 63, Fowler, Donny ...... 101,114 67, 76, 84, 85, 96, 98, 102, 125, 126, 133 Fowler, Jessica 10, 57, 78, 82, 101, 102, 108, Clark, Melanie 114 125 Clark, Mike .. 10 Fugate, Judy 10 Clarke, Carrie 11, 12, 60, 74, 97 Fugate, Teia 116 Clevenger, Stephanie ----- 18,19, 60, 76, 86, 101, 110, 111

1 u 134 Index G Lansing, Ryan . . 10, 43, 52, 53, 78, 101,104, 105, 106 Gaines, Joe . . 116 Lawson, Kirby ... 10, 43, 52, 53, 63, 96, 101,125 Gibson, Angel ... 10, 12, 74, 82, 101, 108 Lewis, Chris ...... 108, 115 Gilley, Kellie ...... 96, 101, 116, 118, 121 Lewis, Kristi .... 18, 72, 102, 109, 110, 111 Glynn, Dawn 18, 66, 73, 81, 100, 104, 111 Lewis, Matthew ...... 101,117 Goins, Chris ...... 101, 108, 114 Lewis, Tonya ...... 101, 117 Gulley, Jessica . . . 28, 32, 32D, 36, 37, 56, 60, 61, Liles, Kimberly ...... 15, 16 66, 94, 95, 101, 102, 106, 107, 111, 127 Livingston, David ...... 109, 117, 120 Livingston, Jason 10 Logan, Adrienne 18 H Logan, Melissa ...... 115, 133 Logan, Zeb...... 30, 32C, 33, 43, 76, 92, 93, 125 Hall, Belinda ...... 14 Lucas, Waylon .. 108 Hamilton, Michael 82, 101, 104, 116 Lute, Scott . 32, 32D, 38, 63, 76, 84, 89, 102, 104, Hayes, Rachel ...... 15, 17 106, 126 Henderson, Eva . . . 114 Lute, Staci .... 101, 104, 107, 108, 115, 118, 120 Henderson, Thomas ... 10, 102, 126 Henson, Kyle ...... 96, 101, 114, 115 Henson, Misty .... 18. 57, 72, 101, 109, 111, 129 M Hewett, Wendy 116 Hickman, Tifany .... :5, 16, 17, 48, 83, 101, 111 Marshall, Brian -----34, 35, 37, 38, 42, 43, 50, 63, Hickman, Whitnr / 10, 57, 60, 96, 101 66, 76, 78, 88, 102 Mathews, Kristen Hileman, Adam . . . 116, 117, 121 10, 12, 13 Mathews, Shawna 115 Holbrook, Tama 116 Matthews, Danny 117 Howard, Zak . . . 10, 96, 109, 116, 117 Mauk, Morgan ... 10, 12 Howerton, Josh 116 McGhee, Jennifer 115 McGraw, Charlie . 18, 42, 43, 50, 51, 78 McGraw, Chris ___ 11, 43, 50, 76, 101, 108, 125 McQuithy, Megan ... 104, 108, 115 Ison, Jonathon 65, 104, 108, 116, 120 Mills, J.J...... 11 Ison, Mindy . . 15, 16, 64, 102, 104 Mohr, Beth...... 73, 104, 117 Mollett, Kim ...... 32, 74, 76, 101, 102 Monk, Jeremy ...... 11, 52, 101 J Montgomery, Amanda . . 11,12,13,48,74 Montgomery, Joey ... . . 11, 102, 104, 126 Johnson, William 18, 59, 77 Mosley, Brandi ...... 117,118,121 Jones, Randa ... 28, 30, 36, 76, 77, 84, 85, 88, 92, Mosley, Mindy ...... 117 93, 102 Murphy, Debbie .... 117 Musick, Mandi ...... 18, 76, 101, 102, 129 K Mustain, Mike...... 124 Mustain, Steve...... 18, 21, 44, 45, 59 Karr, Erica . . . . 15, 16, 99, 101, 102 Kelly, Jamie .. 14, 15, 16, 17, 81, 101 Kilgore, Jessica ...... 15, 16 N Kingery, Eric ...... 10, 52, 96, 101 Newman, Beth 19, 21, 48, 49 Kirkland, Barry ...... 101, 107, 116 Nolan, Charles 115 Kirkland, Sean . 15, 52, 104, 106, 107 Kitchen, Amy ...... 15, 102 Kurtz, Adam . 96, 101, 104, 108, 115 O

O’Banion, Carol .. 11,12, 48, 82 L O’Rourke, Melissa 11 Osborne, Angela . 19 Lampron, Emily 116

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Ottney, Chris 15, 59, 101 Stapleton, Richard 27, 31, 32, 37, 50, 75 Stevens, Kellie . . 19, 64, 78, 82, 87, 101, 110, 111 P Stiltner, Amanda 117 Stout, Jason ...... 19 Sudhakaran, Chris Page, David . 15, 100, 101 15 Parker, Daniel .. 108, 115 Sudhakaran, Jessamyn .. 65,117 Perry, Keenan .. 19, 20, 43, 50, 58, 59, 73, 76, 89, Sudhakaran, Kayln . . 65, 96,115 96, 97, 100. 101, 102, 123 Swords, Ishia ... 96, 101, 104, 107, 114, 115, 120 Phillips, Matt ... 19, 20, 44, 96, 97, 100, 101, 111 Phillips, Nick ...... 104, 107, 115 T Phipps, Miranda ...... 19, 21, 81, 102 Piatt, Paige----- 96, 101, 116, 117, 118, 121 Taylor, Michael 65, 101, 115 Pierce, Jamie ...... 32D, 33, 86 Taylor, Paul . . 19, 86, 108 Pierce, Michael [ 115 Turner, Jackie , . 11, 12, 74 Poole, Timothy 115 Potts, Dewey .. 15, 42, 43, 52, 102, 104, 108, 126 Potts, Joslyn 15, 17, 48, 49, 104, 109 V Pyles, Brandy ...... 104, 115 Vaughn, Mark . . 18, 19, 21 R V> Ratcliff, Carl ... 11 Walker, Nathan . Rawlins, Michael 115 11, 12, 132 Reed, Chris 32, 37, 39, 59, 75, 102 Webb, Justin . . . 104. 115 l i Reed, W. J...... 32D, 33 Whisman, Kara . 17, 43, 47, 55, 57, 66, 74, 99 Ridgeway, Shelie 65, 104, 107, 108, 115 White, Sara 84 Whitt, Tifnie Riggs, Amber ...... 15, 16 11 Risner, Tiffany ... 27, 32D, 36, 37, 38, 47, 66, 72, Williams, Aaron .... 19, 20, 44, 45, 50, 102, 103 ; 76, 84, 89, 92, 96, 102, 103 Williams, Amanda . . 29, 32D, 33, 36, 37, 47, 54, Rister, Stephanie...... 11,101 55, 66, 76, 79, 85, 88, 92, 94, 95, 101, 102, 103, Robinson, Crystal .... 32, 48, 49, 81, 92, 93, 101, 111, 120, 133 111 Williams, Jessica ... 11, 12, 13, 48, 49, 60, 76, 96, ; : Rose, Charlie 19, 59, 100, 101, 111 101, 123 I i Ruggles, Sandra ...... 11, 102 Williams, Jody 81, 102 Rundquist, Carol . 10, 11, 13, 55, 108 Wolfe, Chad . 15, 17, 43, 50, 52, 53, 78, 96 Rundquist, Roy-----19, 50, 52, 53, 76, 87, 98, 99, Wolfe, Chris ...... 11, 43, 59, 82, 101 102, 125, 126 Wright, Curry . . . 32D, 36, 37, 39, 76, 84, 89, 102 S Y

Saunders, Mary 11, 12, 13, 48, 74, 101, 125 Yazell, Betty 15, 17, 48, 57, 60, 61, 96, 101, Scarberry, Bill . 102, 129 ...... 19,50 Shaw, Gary ... 11 Yazell, Chasitity ...... 27, 31, 32, 78, 97 Simon, Alison . 65, 115, 133 Simon, Lora ... 18, 19, 20, 74 z i Skaggs, Hollie . 117 i Smoot, Amanda 117 Zornes, Michael 114, 115, 120 Smoot, Jonathon ...... 27,92,93 Sparks, Kory ...... 18, 19, 20, 44 Spears, Abby ... 15, 16, 98, 101, 110, 111 Speedy, John ... i 115 Spencer, Amanda 115 Spriggs, Shaun .. 15 1

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