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Street Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 Tunes, Tints & Stripes Telephone (614) 553-0763 Or 354-6300 Pax (614) 253-6008 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 Title Page 1 Classes 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. Seasons of 2 Seasons of Change People I fckeiWe* \ * PflW BtfST*W u> # "f of. ota* tioet Seasons of Change 3 Seasons of Chande V ONE \im 1997 mT Student Leaders 4 People I I Faculty | Students : zm \ j $ f4d i / ' z w. : jv. JLt ! L */■ I miam _± ------ V7.--.~-- i . ^Ji-rxpr 1 5 Student I People Athletes People 5 Administration Board of Education 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. 6 Personnel . — New Boston Teachers u ' fa- t ,\v;Vc ’.inu.**, , mh*»«'V hiiiuu^. a |imi: « *•■»■«« »•**■'* 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 ! ; Personnel 7 ! Kathie Porter Patricia Potter Tony Piguet Chris Porter "•1 • , * k MW l 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 i , X Jean Riffe Cheryl Rinehart Patty Fannin Cathy Bailey Personnel 9 M Freshman 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 Not Pictured Carrie Clarke L 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. i : j Morgan Mauk looks bewildered. Nathan Walker looks as if he has Brian Fitch holds the Tiger on his What’s happening here anyway? indigestion after eating lunch. shoulders as he yells for the Tigers, r 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. Freshmen 13 \ Sophomores 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. 1 F ■>' . '• l• .* :* i _ie Kelly made a smocked dress Kristy Darling and Betty Yazell are Et tu Brute?...Chad Wolfe imitates = project in crafts class. It was a proud to wear these jerseys. Both his idol Julius Caesar. Remember zrcious Moments” fabric. girls are in sports activities. “Beware of the Ides of March!” 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 ..
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