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Portsmouth East High School

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takes! 224 Marshal] Avenue Sciofoville, Ohio 45662 (614) 776-6777 Enrollment: 475 Principal: Tom Walker 1992 SPIRIT

\ Whatever it Takes!!! ( The selection of the theme for each year- desire success on the golf course you do book is a difficult task. The yearbook 'whatever it takes'. This theme became staff had tried out a few ideas early in the driving force behind many aspects of the year but none that were acceptable to the '91-'92 school year. We had to adjust everyone. The football team, meanwhile. to new teachers and a new principal, t was enjoying a remarkable season, uti- Budget restrictions meant energy saving lizing the slogan 'Whatever it takes!'. Our measures that resulted in cold classrooms yearbook representative from Taylor and dark halls. Art supplies and library pointed out that this theme fit for all books could not be ordered until Christ- j areas of our school life, not just football. mas. Despite these difficulties, we man- Afterall, if you want a date with a certain aged to do 'whatever it takes' and make girl, you do 'whatever it takes'. If you the year a success!

It looks like Captain T' (Chris Hutch­ inson) is ready to venture forth to a certain victory.

New principal Tom Walker gets a rous­ ing welcome from East fans at the Foot­ ball kickoff.

Clutching tenaciously to the wall, Jen­ nifer Dunham and Jenny Evans are just hangin' around.

An enthusiastic Stacey Bond gives Coach Darryl Davis his 'just desserts' by commanding a "grass hit".

Table of Contents

Opening 2 Classes 10 Sports 42 Academics 66 Organizations 78 Middle School 102 Ads 114 Close 136

Opening Dilligently filling the pop ma­ chine are David Meadows, Gary Whitt and Billy Ober.

The devoted Tartan fans show their spirit at one of the football pep assemblies.

The "Dynamic Duo" Stacey Bond and Mike White sing their hit song "The Siders Said 'Ouch'" accompanied by Jason Wan Halen' Riesenbeck.

Mr. Football contenders Mike Dunham and Jason Lowery dis­ play their trophies with the winner Stacey Bond.

Handsome Phillip Lewis and lovely Debbie Stapleton are only a bit nervous during the Homecoming ceremonies.

Seniors Amy Murray, Jennifer Dunham and Robyn Scurlock get a hug from Santa at the Library Christmas banqet Opening I

Demonstrating their spirit in the parade are East's Varsity and JV cheerleaders. East's lovely River Days candidate Beth Gampp.

Leading the parade of bands, floats and more is the Pride of Sciotoville, the East marching band.

Patriotism and pride in America are evident in Beth's float. UNCLE SAM

WANTS YOU! River Days 1991 The River Days celebration focused on memorable time for our candidate as she patriotism this year as the red, white and spent several months preparing. Her pa­ blue theme honored our Gulf War veter­ triotic float featured a red, white and blue ans and displayed our country's pride. eagle and a plump Uncle Sam (Becky The parade took place on Saturday, Au­ Tudor). Although she did not place in the gust 31st. Many of East's students, in­ pageant, Beth enjoyed her experience. cluding our marching band and JV and When asked about her participation, Beth Varsity cheerleaders, took part. Repre­ replied, "It was an honor and I am proud senting Portsmouth East High School in to have been East's representative." Our the Miss River Days pageant was Eliz­ school and staff applaud Beth for her abeth Ann Gampp. River Days was a accomplishments.

Outlining her career goal to be a physical education teacher, Beth credits her two brothers, Craig and Ste­ phen, with developing her nerves of steel and grace under pressure.

Beth gives her impression of a maniken.

Struttin' her stuff, Beth Gampp flashes a stunning smile.

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(Top Right) A vicious vampire (Mary Jo Neff) attacks and drains her next victim (Wendi Fan­ nin) at the Art Club Haunted House.

(Top Left) Studious typing students Missy Bundy and Sarah Smith practice their skills in the library.

(Above) Industrious to the core, library workers Amy Murray, David Martin, Stacey Bond and Robyn Scurlock man the circulation desk to protecl reference books.

(Center Right) A proud Ed Thompson, first as­ sistant football coach, shows off the S.O.C. trophy and the football theme "Whatever It Takes".

(Right) Just prior to a fire drill, Chris Hutch­ inson, Jessica Dingess and Mike White show typical Tartan camaraderie.

(Far Right) Although a wounded warrior, Scott Meadows, shares in the elation over the S.O.C. championship. We’ve Got It!

(Top Left) Although Justin Jenkins looks a triffle pained, his loving main squeeze Jessie Chamberlin looks pleased.

(Top) Sporting cherry pie for a good cause (the Mr. Football contest) are Chris Huthinson and Stacey Bond.

(Far Left) In spite of a losing season, volleyball player Barbie Monroe looks cheerful.

(Left) What could Steve Skeens possibly be asking Santa (Stacey Bond) for this Christmas at the annual library lunch­ eon?

(Lower Left) Performers Andy Zamer and David Martin with manager Ryan Chamberlin squeezed in, exhibit macho star quality.

Guesting at the art club haunted house is a mysterious fortune teller (Ms. Mas­ ters) and the grim reaper (Mr. Smith).

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orever Football Homecoming Tartan Football Homecoming took place Sowards as escort. The senior attendants on the evening of October 18, 1991. The included: Beth Gampp with escort Chris ceremonies were held during the East- Hutchinson and Beverly Stillwell escort­ Valley match-up. The Tartans were vic­ ed by Justin Jenkins. Our 1991 home­ torious with a score of 26-13, improving coming queen was Jessica Dingess. Jes­ their record to 8-0 and clinching the title sica was escorted by Mike White. She of 1991 SOC Division I champions. The received her crown from returning queen freshman attendant was Debbie Stapleton Jodi Stevenson, who was accompanied by escorted by Phillip Lewis. Representing crown bearer Ryan McGraw and flower the sophomore class was Tawana Cooper girl Brittany Wright. Following the game escorted by Roger Hayward. Keli Dodds was the traditional dance sponsored by was the junior class attendant; her escort the pep club. The theme was "Forever" was Stephen Gampp. The SCJVS repre­ and the colors featured were baby blue, sentative was Missy Blevins with Vernon white and silver.

An anxious Jessica Dingess pensively watches the field during the halftime parade. She was announced Queen only Homecoming Court: Keli Dodds, Stephen Gampp, moments later. The pride of Sciotoville, the Tartan band, takes the Bev Stillwell, Justin Jenkins, Vernon Sowards, field. Missy Blevins, Chris Hutchinson, Beth Gampp, Phil­ lip Lewis, Debbie Stapleton, Roger Hayward, Returning Queen Jodi Stevenson with crown bearer Ryan Tawana Cooper; (seated) King Mike White, Queen McGrow & flower girl Brittany Wright ,MS1C

Radiant senior attendant Bev Stillwell smiles at her many

While partying at the dance, sophomores B.J. Hack- man, Josh Smith and Roger Hayward portray East's version of the 'Three Stooges'.

Joe Cool (Stephen Gampp) pauses during the pan­ demonium to break for PEACE!

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In August, the Class of 1992 entered East High School as Seniors for the first time. As the year progressed, we grew closer as a class and counted down the days until graduation. Feel­ ings of uncertainty about the future and a sadness about leaving our "home" grew stronger with every passing day. In the end, we discovered our senior year was a time for new beginnings, treasured memories, reaching out, embracing life, and Class Officers: Secretary, Missy Mougey; watching dreams come true. ! President, Dan Pelfrey; Vice President, Sa­ Michael Roy Barrett rah Smith; Treasurer, Beverly Stillwell.

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Chad Alan Bates Jason Michael Blair Daryld Lee Blevins

Stacey William Bond David Lee Bradford Melissa Jo Bundy Seniors Michelle Darice Carter Leah Marie Craft Mary Jean Ager Cooper

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Class Flower: White Rose Tipped in Blue Class Motto: " Don't try to live for what has already gone, but for Class Colors: Blue, what is yet to come. " Grey and Black

Darrin Wayne Tucker Seniors Last Day!!!

Chad Bates and Daniel Pelfrey decide to quiet Amy Murray and her antics once and lor all!

Hanging out in the library are seniors: (Back) - Daniel Pelfrey, Jessica Dingess, Jason Riesenbeck, Matt Edwards, Jen­ ny Evans;(Middle) - Kellie Da­ vis, Debby Newman, Beverly Stillwell, Marya Hackman, Tricia Wise. Jennifer Pauley; (Front) — Josh Smith, Michele Carter, Mitzi Jenkins, Mike White.

Senior Josh Smith flips head over heels when school ends.

Amber King, Angie Halcomb, and Tricia Wise, other wise known as Pippi Longstocking, a little girl, and Cleopatra, ham it up. ; Jason Risenback, the mad masher, makes a grab for Bev Stillwell during graduation practice.

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Graduates Heidi Messer and Scott Skinner proudly exist the gym with diplomas in hand.

(Top left) After a glowing introduction from Mr. (Top center) After being presented by Mrs. Setters, (Middle center) Lead by Ms. King, the combined Welton, Valedictorian Jennifer Tackett takes the Salutatorian Marya Hackman prepares to address chorus, with seniors gracing the ranks, solemnly podium. her classmates one last time. sing "It's Time To Go".

(Center) The ceremony continues. (Bottom right) The class of 1992 of Portsmouth East (Middle right) Smiling with pride and tears are High School. Tartan beauties Jennifer Pauley, Jennifer Dunham, Robyn Scurlock and Beth Gampp. (Bottom left) Forever friends share a hug and a tear, Marya Hackman and Bev Stillwell. Graduation T

^Ihe Class with Style

Juniors fnri The Juniors go through several important changes this year. *mm2 Becoming upper-classmen, they have to begin raising money to fund their first prom, and make sure it is a successful one for the Seniors. Some Juniors take advantage of the privilege to attend Vo-Tech, while others hang-out in the halls of East [ High. Many Juniors begin seriously thinking of their college choices and start narrowing them down. The Junior year is definitely a turning point in the high school years, but the 1 class of '93 handled it with style.

The class of '93 officers are: Matt Bihl, pres.; Keli Dodds, treasurer; Shannon Hieneman, sec.; Stacey Chamberlin, vice pres.

I April Allard Danny Belcher Matt Bihl Heather Bise Melissa Blevins Rebecca Bonzo Ben Carter

Shawna Carter Jessica Chamberlin Stacey Chamberlin Jason Conley Amy Cottle Mica Cyrus Eric Dingess mmm

Keli Dodds Bridget Ehrhart Kristin Elrod Derek Fannin Stephen Gampp Shawnda Green Dan Haney

Dave Haney j Marjorie ft > m Haywood Joy Hess Shannon Hieneman Jeff Holmes Jeremy Janney Scott Jenkins

Juniors J.C. Stillwell flashes his studly smile on his sev­ enteenth birthday.

Amy lohnson Jason Kincel James King Chris lxjwery

Aaron Lunsford Shannon Marsh Tim Marsh David Martin

- Shellie Martin ** f Shawn Mathews Philip McClurg Jason Meadows

Richard Mitchell Barbie Monroe Ryan Montgomery Dean Mosley John Mott Miranda Mowery Mary Jo Neff

Junior hunks Chris Lowery and Stephen Gampp can't decide if they're number one or two in football.

Juniors Junior class flirts April Allard, Shannon Keli Dodds shows great form as she Hieneman, Angie Raynard, and Shannon prepares a spike for her teammates. Marsh take advantage of the camera.

Stephen Skeens Anthony Sowards Vernon Sowards Steve Sparks Cheryl Spradlin Amy Stanley Joe Stanley

Claude Stidham J.C. Stillwell Daniel Stiltner T.J. Walters Paula Wells Jason Whitt Lynn Winters

ultimate studmuffin David Martin practices his best modeling pose.

Tartan band beauties Mica Cyrus, Miranda Mowery, and Rebecca Bonzo gather for a picture.

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Prom '92

After months of anticipation, the big day march'. Each couple was introduced to a FM. A number of faculty joined the fray had finally arrived. 'The Prom' was here! crowd of family and friends with video on the dance floor. Laughter and tears Dollars saved bought glamourous gowns cameras at the ready. Couples posed out­ were abundant as the seniors enjoyed sequined and beaded as well as elegant side for the required picture taking. Then their last prom. It was an enjoyable and tuxes in all sorts of styles. On May 15th the students entered a dream world memorable event. After four hours of the dazzling array of students began to transformed by a day of decorating by the merriment, the last song faded and the arrive at the Elks Country Club for a juniors with pale blue, pink and white last couple tiredly said good night. An­ night of magic, 'Almost Paradise'. The hues. Refreshments were served by the other year and another prom had ended. sun shone brightly on the guests as they sophomore waiters and waitresses. Music lined up outside to await the 'grand was provided by Kevin Scott from WKEE

Andy Zamer and Amy Johnson wait for their Ready to strut their stuff in the grand march I names to be called as clown Chris Shumway are Justin Jenkins, Jessica Chamberlin, Mike shows off for Debby Newman and an unim- White and Rebecca Bonzo. pressed April Allard.

The Grand March begins. Although they don't know it yet. Matt Bihl & Keli Dodds will be named prom King & Queen. t What a treasure trove of senior Swaying with the beat are a team of beauties! Tartan ladies.

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A stunning couple, David Martin and Stacey Chamber­ lin display their grand duds before they enter the prom.

Notorious corsage thief Jason Lowery attacks his next victim Barbie Monroe.

Setting a standard for prom attire is Guy Dempsey but is the lady really impressed?!

A break from the frantic dance pace sends Mike White and Rebecca Bonzo to the sidelines for refreshments.

** • ; Waitresses & Waiters: Sarah Lewis, Jaime Hammer, Bobby Carter and B.J. Hackman.

'M. C.' Esham tears up the dance floor when he cloggs to "Rockytop".

Principal Tom Walker pauses to sample the refreshments.

The stud population of East High fight for camera space.

A rose between two thorns?! NOT! Katrina Davis, Mr. Henry and Mitzi Jenkins. f

Mike Artis Tammy Blankenship Benny Blevins James Broughton Candy Brown Shawn Burnham B.J. Cantrell

Bobby Carter Wendy Carter Carlton Cave m Dale Collier Joe Collins Amanda Conley Kristi Conley

Candy Conn Tawana Cooper Tuesday Craig Angela Dubois Nancy Dubois Wendy Fannin Rex Fitzgerald

Arlo Freck $ Lisa Giles Keri Gilliland Amy Green B.J. Hackman Jaimie Hammer Roger Hayward

Due to injuries football player Scott For the Halloween Dance, Wendi Fan- Meadows was forced to sit on the side- nin and Keri Gilliland regressed back to lines throughout most of the season. their early childhood days.

Sophomores < Sophomores What could he better? Students have many new available and for those who events in their sophomore have good driving skills a year. A select few will get a license is presented. For oth- taste of what prom is like, ers, sophomores begin prac- while they wait tables. For ticing for their ACT and be- some, a part-time job is gin to look at different colleges. Sophomores are not exactly upper classmen, but they are a notch above Sophomore class officers are: Treas- freshman, so what could be urer: Wendi Fannin; President: Candy better? Conn; Secretary: Kerri Gilliland.

Lottie Holdren Scott Howard Leah Hunter Dennis Sexton Brandy Simms Josh Smith Heidi Justice

Tom King Wendi Kinnison Sarah Lewis Laura MacDonald Chris Marsh Jennifer Martin Brian Mays

Jess McGinnis Matt McGrow David Meadows m m Scott Meadows \ 4 William Mercer Jodi Messer Terry Miller unm/ri/p Rosie Mitchell Stephanie Moyes April Murray David Musser mm Roger Pack r . 4- •' •* Carrie Pick Troy Robbins r t

Sophomores Susie Smith Jenny Sowards Tracy Spriggs Wendy Steele James Stout Faith Strehl Jason Waddell

Jessie Waddell JJ. Waggoner Matt Walters Amy Ward Amy Westendorf Gary Whitt Stephanie Williams

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Art Club members Bennie Blevins and Brandy Sims make-up as scary crea­ tures for the Haunted House.

Lottie Holdren and Stephanie Moyes dress their best at Christmas. ESR1

April Murray and Wendy Steele await class in the Annex.

B.J. Hackman gives a firm handshake to Mr. Martin during the golf banquet.

Sophomores Finally! Freshmen Freshmen are sometimes frightened on the first day they are in high school. They feel like sixth graders all over again — and want to be accepted. Though they may feel intimidated by juniors and seniors, they have exciting things to experience such as their first Homecoming dances and a chance to play varsity sports. As freshmen begin to mature, they appreciate high school much more. Officers: Carrie Evans — Secretary/Treasurer; Missy Sherman — President; Aimee Ketter — Vice President.

i St®# af mm Mike Campbell Jenny Chamberlin Ryan Chamberlin Leslie Cook Ryan Coriel Mike Craft Josh Davis

Toby Dryden Alan Duckson Stacey Dyer Stephanie Elrod Carrie Evans Melissa Gallion Stacey Galloway

Adam Gee Jeremy Gee B Alan Gonzales Roger Gentil Mike Hale Misty Howard Heather Hughes

Jackie James Ian Jones Adam Kennard V- » Aimee Ketter Bruce King James Laack \i ]m. ,i£i&an»: Eric Lehn Nichelle Lewis Phillip Lewis Jim Ldnkous J. R. I^oop Brian Marsh Julie McClurg Tom McGlone

Barry McGraw l Kristie McGraw Brian Monroe Marc Montgomery Matt Montgomery Tracy Musser Billie Noel r i

Shana Ogg Gail Penix Joni Ramey Matt Raynard Brian Riepenhoff - .. Stacey Robbins Dee Ann Rollins ■ \— - - . '< m I f' Kristie Ruggles Angie Sexton Misty Sherman Bruce Smith Chris Smith Rick Sparks Debbie Stapleton

Mike Steel Brenda Stidham Chad Stiltner Jerry Stout Adam Sylvia Penny Ward Aaron Wolfe

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Sitting with his senior "sunshine" Sarah Smith is James Freshmen flirts Josh Davis, Ryan Chamberlin and B Laack. Monroe assemble to bedazzle the girls with their chann chorus.

The intellectual Barry McGrow reads current news mag­ A beautiful duo, Carrie Evans and Shana Ogg, show azines in the library. their style at Tartan Basketball Homecoming.

Freshmen What sexy smiles on Mike White and Matt Edwards.

Best friends Matt Bihl and I.C. Stillwell prac­ tice their poses for the Mr. Stud Contest.

Precocious freshman Aaron Wolfe pleads "not a test today, Mr. Free­ man", hoping to escape a dreaded science exam.

Mitzi Jenkins tells Stacey Claus what she wants for Christmas.

Andy Zamer and Amy Johnson smile prettily as David Martin admires the girl down the hall, while waiting the beginning of the Homecoming Cer­ emonies.

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Whatever It Takes — We’ve Got It!

Administration & Faculty Our Dean of Boys is Mr. Mr. Tom Walker is East High School's new principal. Hi Mike Welton. He was came here from Portsmouth High School where he wo: part of East High's fac­ assistant principal. He received his degrees in Specie ulty from 1967 to 1972, Education, Physical Education and Administration froc and returned to become a Ohio University. During this year, Mr. Walker has hoc math teacher seven several new teachers and the new computer system U years ago. Mr. Welton re- contend with. We are truly happy to have Mr. Walke: cieved his B.S. from Ohio here at East. University and his M.S. from Xavier University. His charm and extraor- dinary luck make him a unique member of the East staff.

Our Dean of Girls is Mrs. Deidra Setters. Serving also as a health teacher, she has been at East for seven years. Mrs. Setters recieved her BA from Moorehead State Univer­ sity then recieved her MA from Ohio Universi­ ty*

Board of Education: (Front) June Laack, Robert Stevens, President Phyllis Fuller; Administrators: Superintendent Dr. William Larson, Executive Directa (Back) Barney Appel, Steve Sturgill. R. Michael Osborne, Assistant Superintendant Garry Osborn, Treasure Bonnie Johnson.

Administration

M Helen Bolton — Library Aide Betty Conley — English Debbie Coriell — Special Education, Pep Club John Coriell — Math, Senior Class Adviser fU 1 Jeff Crum — English, Quiz Bowl Coach Darryl Davis — Special Education, Football Coach Dennis DeCamp — Middle School Math, Junior High Boys Basketball Coach Sam Esham — Industrial Arts, Drafting

Pat Hendricks — Reading Tutor Ken Henry — Band Rick Hopkins — Physical Education, Basketball Coach John little — Special Education, Athletic Director

Bruce Logan — Social Sciences Ann McKenzie — Middle School Math & Science, Cheerleading, Volleyball Dave Martin — Social Sciences, Golf Coach, Junior NHS Adviser Liz Masters — librarian. Yearbook Adviser

Dave Miller — Middle School Sciences Shirley Napierkowski — Secretary Rick Odle — Social Sciences, Baseball Coach Sandy Odle — Home Economics

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Francis Peterson — Sciences Myra Shields — Guidance Counselor lanice Smith — Chapter One Jim Smith — Math, NHS Adviser

Tom Spears — Reading, English Pat Spradlin — English, Art, Communications Karen Walker — Secretary Janet Williams — Reading, English

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Food Specialists: Marilyn Muel­ ler, Corinna Gilliand, Mary Ix>re — manager, Carol Phipps, Lil­ lian Morrow.

Mr. John Bentley, head custo­ dian, demonstrates what he does best — relaxing!

Faculty and parents obserr the last football pep assembly ( the season.

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A young Tartan fan, (Andrew Spradlin) joins Mom in a cheer for the formidible football

Mr. lim Smith gives a pep talk to the student body on PRIDE before the game with Valley.

A helpful Mr. Martin aids Jenny Chamberlin with the water foun-

What could Mr. Odle be so cheerful about? Maybe it's time for Spring Break!

On his first day at East, new teacher Mr. Freeman certainly made a lasting impression when his smoke bomb to test the ventilation in the Chemistry room 'backfired' and nearly caused Mr. Bentley a heart at­ tack.

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Out with the Old, In with the New! Mrs. Garnet Bussell started her first full time teaching position here at East this fall. She replaced Mr. Myers in the Spanish and English position when he moved to Toledo. She had been a substitute teacher in the Portsmouth City School system for four years before accepting this more demanding position. Mrs. Bussell is assisted by Spanish tutor Jackie Maillet. Mrs. Bussell received her Bachelor's degree in Education from Ohio University. Her minor was in art. She is a graduate of Russell High School in Kentucky. She has lived in Sciotoville for ten years and her daughter Leah, is a student at East. Commenting on the student body at East, Mrs. Bussell said, 'They're not cliquish; I instantly felt comfortable and welcome. I enjoy teaching at East."

Mrs. Karen Charles is the new typing and record keeping teacher and she also keeps general detention. She replaced Mr. Les Keene. She was formerly at Portsmouth High School. Mrs. Charles attained her BA and MA from Ohio University in Accounting. She is a strict person when it comes to rules but if you treat her with respect I she'll return the favor. Mrs. Charles is firm in her religious beliefs and helping students to better themselves. She actively farms and is proud of her abilities. Mrs. Charles is married with three children and three stepchildren. We are honored to have her here at East. Welcome Mrs. Charles!

Mr. James Freeman is a first year teacher here at East hired to replace th retiring Dave Hunter. Mr. Freeman achieved his BS from Rio Grande. H attended high school at a small school in northern Ohio. He comes from large family where he learned early of responsibility and chores! Mr. Freeman occupies his time with amateur radio and just "hanging out' He enjoys reading and teaching more than anything. He also occasionall rides horses. Freeman has been a challenge to the students this year at East where h teaches Physics, Chemistry and Science a&t sometimes the students hav been a challenge to him! His time and commitment are appreciated. Goo Luck Jim!

Tami King heads our vocal music department this year where she replaced Ms. Jenkins. Coming to East from Eastern High School, she likes the change quite well. Ms. King graduated from South Central High School in Greenwich, Ohio and received her BA in music education from Mt. Vernon Nazarene College. In her first year at East, Ms. King has taken on the Grease musical, a rock- a-thon, the annual City Music Festival and several performances for the community. Those who participated agree that she has done a marvelous job. Ms. King is single, and in her spare time enjoys her nieces and nephew, theatre, church activities and singing. She says "I'm so glad to be here!"

Faculty Hail to the Chief! Mr. Tom Walker is our new principal at East. He was formerly the assistant principal for Portsmouth High School and Grant Middle School. Walker graduated from Notre Dame High School and received his degrees in Physical Education, Special Education and Administration from Ohio University. In his spare time, Mr. Walker likes to jog and spend time with his family. He is dedicated to his wife Vickie who teaches at Wilson Elementary and his daughter Lauren and son John. When asked how he felt about coming to East, Walker remarked, "I was excited. I love the people and the community. It is an honor to be here." We are happy to welcome Mr. Walker into the East High School "family".

Mr. Walker begins the National Honor A serious demeanor demonstrates the Society induction. seriousness with which Mr. Walker considers his duties as principal at East. A stem look discourages repeat At the Football Kick-off Mr. Walker offenders. gets a sample of an East 'pie'. He won't criticize Mom's cooking anymore! Mr. Walker introduces himself to the community at the Football Kick-off.

Mr. Walker I I 1 Basketball Unforgettable Homecoming On Saturday, February 15, 1992, our bas­ Debby Newman; third runner-up wai ketball homecoming game was played Carrie Evans and Tammy Sparks wai against Minford in the East gym. For the the fourth runner-up. The middle schoo first time, we lost a homecoming game, princess was Mandy Jenkins who raisec 58-45. Otherwise the evening was a great $ 642.75. Jennifer was crowned by lar success. The ceremonies were held be­ year's Queen, Melissa Hartley. Lasi tween the JV and Varsity games. The 17 year's middle school princess, Heathei candidates raised a total of $ 4221.20 for Odle, was accompanied by flower gii! the yearbook staff. Jennifer Tackett, can­ Katie Hopkins and crown bearer Con didate for the Physics Club, was named Reed. The stage was decorated with t Queen, raising $ 1056.65. First runner-up cascade of white, pink and blue ballooni was Aimee Ketter; second runner-up was A dance was held after the game.

Last year's Queen, Melissa Hartley is escorted by team captain Scott Skinner.

Returning princess, Heather Odle is escorted by flower girl Katie Hopkins and crown bearer Cory Reed.

Court: T. Sparks with J. Lowery, A. Ketter with M. Artis, Princess M. Jenkins with M. Hommrick, Queen J. Tackett with S. Bond, D. Newman with J. Smith, and C. Evans with M. McGraw.

1st runner-up was band candidate Aimee Ketter with escort Mike Artis.

2nd runner-up was newspaper staff candidate Debby New­ man with escort Josh Smith. 1 East High royalty Queen Jennifer Tackett with escort Stacey

Princess Mandy Jenkins with escort Mike Hammrick.

Leading the crowd with the dance's theme song. "Unforgettable", is Stacey Bond and Jennifer Tackett.

3rd runner-up was Spanish club candidate Carrie Evans with escort Barry McGrow.

4th runner-up was SCJVS candidate Tammy Sparks with escort Jason Lowry.

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Krista Lindamood and her escort Dan Jessica Dingess and her cousin Eric Vansickle represented the senior class. Dingess represented the Art Club.

Seventh grade candidate for princess was Curry Wright escorted by Chad Ruggles. Michelle Lawrence, representing the Yearbook Staff, and escort Guy Dempsey enjoy their last homecoming as East students.

Amy Murray and Mike White wait for the homecoming ceremonies to begin.

As freshmen, Laura Buffinger and Stacy Rob­ bins, enjoy their first homecoming dance.

Juniors Mica Cyrus, Shellie Martin and Michelle Pierce move to the beat.

Seniors Tricia Wise, Michelle Sparks and Am­ ber King look classey as they boogie to music. A jumper against Coal Grove preceeds a Prisma by Chris Lowry. run by Scott Skinner who made four 3- pointers in a row.

Flanked by some senior Tartans, Mr. Struggling through a horde of Valley Smith awards the S.O.C. Football cham- Indians is senior Guy Dempsey. pionship trophy. <3> SPORTS Sweating, panting, practic­ ing, yelling, they are com­ peting for more than fame. Drenched in sweat, the players reach blindly for a jug of water. Leaning down with their hands on their knees, they attempt to catch their breath. Compet­ ing in any sport requires unquestioning commit­ ment, the sacrifice of val­ uable time and the torment of aching bodies. Sports teach pride and leadership. The hours of practice are never lost, win or lose. Players realize the impor­ tance of working as a team, as one unit toward the same goal. Whatever individual players personal thoughts, they are all play­ ing with heart and soul.

A rowdy crowd supports the football team at a pep assembly.

A weary Shana Ogg takes a break after cheering through a tough match with Eastern.

Jodi Bond whirls around an opponent. :

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•Just Do It! Cheerleading This year's chccrlcading squads have Later in the year the girls attended a done Whatever It Takes' to succeed. The cheerleading Nationals Competition held girls traveled to Morchcad University in Williamsburg, Virginia on the weekend and Marietta College during the summer of March 21st. to attend the annual camps, despite the A nice addition to the squad were new fact they had no adviser. The girls, de- uniforms which the girls worked very termined to overcome a difficult situation, hard for. departed from camp with many superior With remarkable spirit and persistant ribbons and awards. Fortunately, Joni dedication the girls managed to overcome Adkins and Ann McKenzie were appoint- obstacles and develop a great squad. We cd new advisers. applaud their efforts throughout the year.

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The new advisers for the year were Joni Ramey and Ann McKenzie.

Varsity cheerleaders Jessica Chamber­ lain, Shannon Heineman, Jennifer Dunham, Jennifer Pauley, Robyn Scurlock, and Amy Murray taking a break.

Showing off their great abilities are JV cheerleaders Shana Ogg, Mandy Bil­ lings, and Jenny Chamberlain.

Trying to see who can smile best for the camera are Jessica Chamberlain, Amy Murray, Robyn Scurlock, Jennifer Dunham, Keri Gilliland, and Shannon Heiniman. (We think Robyn woni)

Showing their spirit are Stacey Bond and Beth Gampp.

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Varsity cheerleaders: (back) Keri Gilli­ land, Shannon Heineman, Jennifer Pauley, Robyn Scurlock, (front) Jennifer Dunham, Jessica Chamberlain, Beth Gampp, and Amy Murray.

Competition squad: (back) Jenny Cham­ berlain, Keri Gilliland, Shannon Heineman, Jennifer Pauley, Shana Ogg, (front) Jennifer Dunham, Jessica Cham­ berlain, Beth Gampp, Robyn Scurlock, and Amy Murray.

J7 cheerleaders: (back) Joni Ramey Debbie Stapleton, Jenny Chamberlain, (front) Mandy Billings, Jessie Waddle, and Sbana Ogg.

Seniors: Robyn Scurlock and Jennifer Dunham showing their friendship.

JV cheerleaders Jenny Chamberlain, Joni Ramey, and Shana Ogg getting down with their spirit!

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Tartan Football

The Tartan football team made history, mates lost all hope when senior Stacey ending its season with a 9-2 record. After Bond was ruled ineligible to play against many years of building a program worth West. Despite the continuous cheering respect, this year's team proved its merit. and Stacey's enthusiasm, the Tartans To begin the year, Guy Dempsey stated just couldn't get momentum going. They that his main goal was to win the SOC did, however, get on the scoreboard with and "get into the playoffs". Mission ac­ the final score 34-8. complished. Surprisingly enough, the team did make At the season's start, Coach Darryl Davis the cut for the State playoffs. We then said, "We have gained a lot of experience traveled to Waverly High School to face and we feel like we have filled the holes the tough Wheelersburg Pirates. The of graduation very well." This statement chilly air was filled with passion and became a fact, because the experience spirit. The boys played a great game. flowed throughout the team. The offense with Bond reinstated, but were finally showed a superior level of poise and the defeated 27-8. An honor to the school and defense showed no mercy. the community, the team's accomplish­ Most of the senior players agree that ment stands as the first time in its history their winning season can be attributed to for the mighty Tartans to participate in dedication and "hard work". As one play­ State playoffs. The team, students, coach­ er said, "We managed to stay focused." es, staff and community joined together to The Tartan's final regular season game provide "Whatever it Takes"! didn't go as well as expected. The team-

East running back, senior Guy Dempsey, breaks : away from the Huntington Ross Huntsmen with a little help from his friends, the Tartan offensive line.

An impressive Tartan defense (David Bradford, Stacey Bond, Chris Lowery, Steve Skeens; and Chad Bates) prepares to destroy their opponents from Huntington Ross.

Ready to approach the battlefield is warrior Steve Skeens.

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Dynamic Duo breaks 1000 each

Running backs Guy Dempsey (above left) and David Bradford (above right) both had exceptional records this season. Both Dempsey and Bradford broke the 1000 yard rushing mark. This hasn't been accomplished since Sam McGuire in the 1987-1988 season. Guy Demp­ sey rushed for 1057 yards in 145 carries, while David Bradford gained 1062 yards on 137 carries. Dempsey scored 10 touchdowns during the season and Bradford scored 12. These two outstanding backs have been successful throughout their high school careers and we wish them luck in the future.

CJ i J1 < *1! w ' f' imw »'iA m.U , isra* g.—K3 WLm rz: - js m w u .■v East Tartans — (front: managers) Bobby Howard, Willie Stiltner, Eric Stiltner, Brian Carter; (Row 2) Jeff Wright, Bill Holland, Jason Lowery. David Bradford, Guy Dempsey, Chad Bates, Head Manager-Ben Carter; (Row 3) Coach Dave Miller, David Martin, Matt Bihl, T.J. Walters, Richard Mitchell, Matt Walters, David Musser, Mike Dunham, Barry McGraw); (Row 4) Coach Dick Dunham, Adam Sylvia, Steve Skeens, Jimmy Bond, Brian Monroe, John Mott, Josh Davis, Scott Meadows; (Row 5) Coach Rusty Webb, B.J. Cantrell. Todd Holland, Stacey Bond, Chris Lowery, Dan Haney, Mike Campbell, Head Coach Darryl Davis; (Row 6) Coaches Lowell Welch, Ed Thompson; Cameramen Johny Wright. Gary I^ee.

Football EAST OPPONENT 46 Piketon 0 18 Huntington Ross 14 22 Paint Valley 19 30 Northwest 20 49 Welston 14 34 Notre Dame 0 * y * V; v 22 Green 6 26 Valley 13 20 Minford 6 Seniors: (Front) David Bradlord; (Back) Guy Demp- 8 West 34 sey, Jason Lowery, Stacey Bond, Chad Bates, Mike Dunham. Playoffs 8 Wheelersburg 27

Breaking around the end for a formidable gain is freshman quarterback Adam Sylvia. Overall Record 9-2 During the Tartan Kickoff, Football Strongmen S. Bond, G. Dempsey, and J. Bond show off for the fans. Studying the action on the field is head coach Dan-yl Davis and player Mike Dunham.

Football Crashing through the hoop is senior Stacey 8ond. '

Golf A wards The annual golf banquet was held in No­ vember at the Ponderosa Steakhouse in Wheelersburg. Coach Dave Martin congrat­ ulated the team for their great season and gave awards for the team's excellent achievements. Seniors Scott Skinner and Justin Jenkins re­ ceived their four year awards while J.C. Stillwell received his third year award. B.J. Hackman received his second year award along with an extra award for a 'hole in one' on the eighth hole at Shawnee State Golf Course. This was the first 'hole in one' in East High history. Ryan Coriell, Philip Lewis, Ryan Chamberlin and Adam Kennard received their first year awards.

Third year award for golf was received by J.C. Stillwell.

The first 'hole in one' during a match was achieved by B.J. Hackman.

Honored guests included Superintendent Dr.Larson, Principal Tom Walker, Athletic Director John Little.

I Receiving their four year awards are Scott Skinner and Justin Jenkins. \ J I

Coach Dave Martin shows off his prissy side.

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I Football Awards The 1991 award banquet for football was held to recognize excellent achievements by indi- jviduals. Head Coach Darryl Davis congratu­ lated the team and expressed his feelings to­ ward the great year our football team had with a 9-2 season. Senior Stacey Bond won the offensive lineman award and MVP award. Sen­ ior Guy Dempsey won the offensive back award and Mike Dunham won the defensive back award. David Bradford, senior, won defensive linebacker of the year and Jeff Wright won defensive lineman of the year. Guy Dempsey also received his four year varsity award. Sen­ ior quarterback Jason Lowery was named to the S.O.C. first team. It was an excellent year for an excellent team!

Trying to act cool is Dan Haney, Steve Skeens, Stacey « L Bond, Chris Lowery, and Guy Dempsey.

Receiving his many awards is Stacey Bond.

Receiving awards are Mike Dunham, Guy Dempsey, and Stacey Bond.

Showing off the S.O.C. trophy is Coach Darryl D. Davis.

Receiving his 1000 yard rushing award is David Brad­ r ford.

Football Receiving the S.O.C. Championship Trophy a*™ Skinner and Mike Dunham. Basketball Banquet The boys and girls basketball teams and senior trophies. Awards were presented cheerleaders were recognized at the by Coaches Rick Hopkins, Rick Estepp 1991- 1992 basketball banquet. and Ruck Whitely. Scott Skinner and Matt McGraw were The girls basketball team received awarded Co-MVP's. Mike Dunham re­ awards from Coach Dave Miller. Advisers ceived the most assists trophy. Todd Hol­ Ann McKenzie and Joni Atkins presented land was awarded the most rebounds awards to the cheerleaders. Captain Jen­ trophy. Matt McGraw also received the nifer Dunham received a plaque from the best free-throw percentage trophy shoot­ squad. ing 89%. Stephen Gampp and Todd Hol­ Proud parents, administrators and board land were named co-captains for the members joined in the celebration. 1992- 1993 basketball season. Scott Skin­ ner and Mike Dunham also received their

Named next year's co-captains are Stephen Gampp and Todd I Holland by Coaches Estepp and Hopkins.

I Senior cheerleaders A. Murray, J. Pauley, R. Scurlock, J. Dunham and B. Gampp.

1 Honored with Co-MVP tro­ phies are Matt McGraw and Scott Skinner along with their other awards.

Graduating seniors Mike Dunham and Scott Skinner show off their trophies.

I Girls basketball team: Melissa Gallion, Debby Newman, Mandy Billings, Di Caldwell, Jody Bond, Kristie McGraw, Misty Howard, Keli Dodds and Tuesday Cr ^1

Spring Sports Banquet The annual spring sports banquet re- wafaded the excellent athletes who par- ticiipated in the many spring sports. Par­ ents joined students and coaches to honor the winners. Baseball was represented by Coach Odle, softball by Coach Miller and Tennis by Tom Carter. Several Seni­ ors recieved their four year awards. Guests were treated to a sumptuous din­ ner and an enjoyable evening.

Though they suffered a tough year, senior softball players exhibit their trophies with pride: Krista Lindamood, Amy Murray, Kellie Davis. Senior baseball stars celebrate a great season: S. Displaying his four year award for baseball is Skinner, J. Jenkins, S. Bond, M. Dunham, B. Justin Jenkins. He was also named to the S.O.C. Lindamood. All-Star first team.

Senior tennis pros Bev Stillwell and Chris Hutch­ S.O.C. All-Star second team pitcher Scott Skin­ inson. ner shows his winning style.

Spring Sports East volleyballer Barbie Monroe prepares to send the ball over the net.

A very alert April Allard is ready for anything.

Good form exhibited by Bev Stillwell. Tartan Volleyballers show their tentativeness just fore the serve.

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)fihey Gave It Volleyball Their Best

The '91 volleyball team put a lot of effort into their matches. "We couldn't have was great. They kept me laughing all the worked harder", said Tuesday Craig. Al- time. It was a lot of fun to watch them," though they didn't win a game they al- said Bev Stillwell. The team and Coach ways seemed to keep their spirits alive. Ann McKenzie appreciated the enthu- Leslie Cook states, "It was a good ex- siasm. With all the experience gained this perience." The crowd was especially sup- year next year's team should benefit and portive throughout the year. "The crowd have a better season.

A vigorous game begins to take its toll on Michelle Sparks.

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L South Webster W L Glenwood W L Fairland W L Green W L Clay W L Notre Dame W L Eastern W L New Boston W L Green W L Ironton St. Joe W L Clay W L Notre Dame W L Easterm W L Ironton St. Joe W L Fairland W L Portsmouth W

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Mary Jo Neff, Tuesday Craig, Michelle Sparks, Kneeling: Debbie Hayden, Shawnda Green, Carrie Ev- Amber King, Bev Stillwell, April Allard, Barbie ans, Leslie Cook, Mary Jo Neff, Standing: Jamie Ham- Monroe, Kelli Dodds, Leslie Cook, Keri Evans, Man- mer, Melissa Gallion, Stephanie Smith, Tami Blanken- ager Buffie Monroe; Coach Ann McKenzie. ship, Keri Pick, Vanessa Dorist, Nichele Lewis.

Volleyball

1. / Tartan 1st District Tournament appearance in a dozen Turfmasters years highlights season The golf team encountered an excellent will ever forget that moment. Mr. Ma= record this year with experienced and also remembers "Ryan Chamberlin I competitive athletes. Mr. Martin com- ting the ball straight and long with mented "There wasn't a game we weren't foot in a cast; Ryan Coriell running oin 'in'". There were many highlights to the balls; Adam Kennard and Phillip U~ season including winning the Sectional going head-to-head in practice, even tournament at Shawnee and earning a ing heard holes away; and J.C. Still* spot in District Competition at Steuben- strutting down the fairways" A spec ville. This was the first appearance there comment he reserves for the two seme for an East team in twelve years. The trip "Last but not least I'd like to let Sc holds many fond memories for the squad. Skinner and Justin Jenkins know L Another special event was the first 'hole they will be missed and best of luck in one' in East golf history made by B.J. them. Keep playing!" Next year is looi Hackman on the 8th hole at Shawnee forward to with anticipation. Country Club. Neither Mr. Martin nor B.J.

. Mr. Cool, (B.J. Hackman), shows his "wildside" during an SOC match at River Bend.

; I The Tartan Turfmasters practice a ; bit the evening before the District : Tournament in Steubenville, Ohio. Ryan Chamberlin, J.C. Stillwell, Ry­ an Coriell, B.J. Hackman, Phillip Lewis, Scott Skinner, Justin Jen­ kins, Adam Kennard & Coach Dave Martin.

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Tartan Turfmasters contem­ plate how to play the Dog leg right the next day.

Tartan golfers are introduced during a Pep Assembly

At the hotel resort in Stuebenville, Ohio, Senior golfer Justin Jenkins tries to keep the golfers relaxed over a high stakes game ball in the fairway during an S.O.C. golf of poker. match at Riverbend. < S.O.C. Champs! Tartan Basketball The East basketball team finished the changes included those of style. The team season with an 11-11 record, winning the switched from white to black shoes and Southern Ohio Conference championship. the dress code for the game days also The team faced another year of rebuild­ changed. Coach Hopkins remarked, "It ing. "I think we had a very good year for was a very successful season considering the age of the group we had", commented the young team we had. Our goal was to Scott Skinner. The Tartans were knocked win the S.O.C. and we achieved that goal. off in the sectional finals by Minford in a Things look promising for next season 56-53 struggle. The team was lead by since we are losing only 2 seniors." only 2 seniors: Scott Skinner and Mike Freshman varsity player Barry Mcgraw Dunham. "The younger players on the said, "I hope this is the first of four SOC team really improved over the year", titles and possibly a state championship said Skinner. This year featured both in the future." The team had a productive new offenses and defenses. Other year and will be even better next year.

Varsity: (Front) Manager R. Hayden, B. McGraw, S. Trying to outrun a Minford opponent is senior Mike Gampp, J.C. Stillwell, J. Pack, Manager S. Hartley; Dunham. Back: Coach R. Hopkins, C. Hutchison, A. Sylvia, M. McGraw, C. Lowry, T. Holland, S. Skinner, M. Dunham, Coach R. Estepp and Coach B. Whitely. Down in a very intimidating defensive stance is Mike Dunham.

Intensity vivid in his expression, Scott Skinner maneuvers around a Minford player to the basket.

Basketball Senior captain Scott Skinner discusses strategy with Coach Rick Hopkins.

Weaving between two Minford defenders is soph­ omore Matt McGraw.

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Powering past his Minford Driving strong for the hoop adversary is freshman Bar­ is junior Stephen Gampp. ry McGraw.

A struggling Adam Sylvia With perfect form, junior drives past a towering J.C. Stillwell hears a Minford foe and gets his "swish" as he nets three. two points.

Basketball Junior Varsity: (Front) Manager R. Hayden, B. McGraw, R. Chamberlin, J. Boggs, B. Man A. Sylvia, Manager S. Hartley; (Back) Coach B. Whitely, B. Monroe, P. Lewis, M. Craft, i Hall, M. Hammrick, E. Lehn.

OPPONENT Chesapeake 63 Valley 74 Unioto t: Eastern 71 Rock Hill 81 □ay 53 Miniord 74 Clay 51 New Boston 82 Going up for the tip is junior Todd Looking for an open man is fresh- 56 Western 53 82 Notre Dame 52 Holland. man Joey Boggs. 72 West 71 54 Green 43 85 Eastern 84 66 Rock Hill 54 38 Clay 56 The game is ready to begin as sen- Reaching for a loose ball is Micah 69 New Boston 62 ior captain Scott Skinner meets op- Hammrick. 61 Notre Dame 53 45 Miniord 53 ponent captains. 49 Green 63

80 Coal Grove 42 53 Miniord Si Brian Monroe prepares his drive to Overall record 11-11 the hoop.

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K^Lady Tartan Basketball

The girls' team ended the season with a disappointing winless record. The team played each game with intensity but they still had some rebuilding to do. The only senior was Debbie Newman. If these players keep working hard in the off season, they'll surprise everyone in the future. Kristie McGraw said, " With some improvements and more experience, we'll show a lot of difference." The girls are coached by Dave Miller.

(Front) M. Gallion, A. Murray, Amy Murray, K. Conley, C. Conn, K. Dodds, T. Craig, M. Billings, L. Cook; (Back) Coach D. Miller, T. Musser, A. Wes- tendorf, K McGraw, M. How­ ard, D. Newman, J. Bond, D. Caldwell.

Towering over an opponent is Misty Howard.

Always trying to find an open jumper is Tuesday Craig.

Successfully trapping an oppo­ nent is Misty Howard and Kris­ tie McGraw.

Dribbling to an open area is Tuesday Craig.

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Talking team strategy are Coach Carter to Andy Zamer, J Stillwell, and Ryan Chamberlin.

Ready to return the forehand is Senior Chris Hutchinson.

Varsity Team — (Front) R. Chamberlin, J.C. Stillwell, M. Bihl, C. Hutchinson, J. Boggs, C. Lowery, C. Evans; (Back) A. Zamer, S. Skeens, D. Newman, M. Raynard, S. Gampp. Seniors — Robyn Scurlock, Debbie Newman, Chris Hutchinson, Bev Stillwell, Beth Gampp. J.V. Team — (Front)J. Rosales, S. Chamberlin, J. Chamber­ lin, C. Shumway;(Middle) J. Chamerlin, S. Ogg, S. Warming up for the days match are Hieneman, A. Johnson, B. Stillwell, H. Justice;( Back ) J. Andy Zamer and Carrier Evans. Ramey, N. Lewis, D. Stapleton, R. Scurlock, B. Gampp, C. Marsh, J. Collins. Not pictured: W. Fannin 62 1

I A Tough Year 1 Tartan Softball 1 The softball team began the new season inspired. Their goals were to have a winning season and an enjoyable year. Though the Lady Tartans didn't have a successful year, they learned that win­ ning wasn't everything and sometimes winning teams don't have as much fun. "We had lots of fun, " said Senior Amy Murray, " and as Coach Miller says "We came, we saw, we lost." Record 0 — 10.

Waiting to kill the pitch is Kellie Davis. Stretching tor the catch is Amy Murray. Amy Focusing on the ball is Jody Bond. made first team All-Star S.O.C. About to wiz the ball past the batter is Sarah Smith. Seniors: Amy Murray, Jessica Dingess, Kellie Davis, (Back) J. Martin, M. Gallion, K. Davis, M. Billings, Sarah Smith. K. Dodds; (Front) J. Dingess, A. Murray, J. Bond, S. Concentrating on the pitch is Jessica Dingess. Smith, S. Marsh; (not pictured) A Allard. Softball } Tartan 9Scrap-Iron

Bounces Back

Baseball ’92 The Tartan finished the season with a Field and crowds were supportive. "The respectable record of 10 — 7. The team's toughest game to lose this year was the ability to 'scrap' back into several games one against New Boston. We had over­ helped them gain their success. Senior come a 6 — 1 deficit to lead 7 — 6, but in leadership and experience also played a the bottom of the seventh inning, the major role in winning. The team became Tigers scored two runs" said senior play­ better defensively as well. Games had to er Justin Jenkins. The Tartans lost to the be made up, as usual, due to rain but the Crooksville Ceramics in the District Tour- team and fans felt at home in McGrow's nament 4 — 2 to finish out the year.

Waiting for the pick-off move to first base is senior Stacey Bond.

Pointing to the fence is Jim­ my Pack.

Senior experience proved invalu­ I lBmS& able Ibis year. Senior players: Mike Dunham, Juslin Jenkins, Stacey Bond, Scott Skinner and Brandon Lindamood.

Tartan Baseball '92: (Front) Mike Artis, Dave Musser, Brian Mays, Matt Walters, Joe Stanley; (Middle) Josh Davis, Barry McGrow, Bobby Carter, T.J. Walters, Eric Lehn, Mike Dunham, Scott Jenkins, Brandon Lindamood, Jimmy Pack, Jason Whitt; (Back) Coach Rick Odle, Adam Sylvia, Todd Holland, Mike Craft, Stacey Bond, Scott Skinner, Justin Jenkins and Coach Lowell Welch.

Baseball Looking to steal a base on his field is Barry McGrow.

Adam Sylvia demon­ strates his great pitch­ ing form. wmm:______^>.kL ~ „•____ J

Waiting for a ground ball is Scott Skinner.

Revising some signals are Coach Rick Odle and Justin Jenkins.

Hitting through the ball is Mike Dunham.

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Describing an important problem in World History, Mr. Odle keeps his class constantly entertained.

Could that be Guy Dempsey helping out Chris Hutch­ inson in American Government? NOT!

Ebony pencil by Scott Howard.

Watching Mike Campbell complete his math homework. I J.R. Loop offers some advice.

Stacey Bond seems to think that Mrs. Bolton is a fount of information.

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All work and no play made the school day long but we knew how to break the day- to-day routine. From playing trivia games and snacking, to doing experiments and trying cases, the types of fun found in the classroom varied from course to course, but they all taught a valuable lesson. Students in Spanish went to see a ballet. As part of the Communications class, stu­ dents journeyed to the Ohio Theater to see "Les Miser- ables". Science classes even "talked" to the shuttle as­ tronauts aboard Discovery via computer. Taking a break from regular class time cut down on the stress of classes for students. Whether they realized it or not, students actually learned a great deal. It's not all work in an East classroom!

During Communications Class, Pat Spradlin points out the common error of comma splicing in the students numerous journal entries.

While working on yearbook pages, lenniier Dunham and Scott Skinner take a 'hug' break.

New member Chris Shumway is 'tapped' by Scott Skinner and Dan Pelfrey during the National Honor Society in­ duction.

A quick locker stop for Beth Gampp and Adviser Mr. Smith assists new National Honor Society Mike Dunham. members Jeremy Janey, Heidi Messer and April Allard with their robes. ^With Honor

The Pauline Walden Chapter of the Na­ tional Honor Society inducted eight new members this year. Prospective candi­ dates must carry a 3.0 GPA and ex­ emplify the criteria of leadership, schol­ arship, character and service and should continue to demonstrate these qualities during their incumbency. Throughout the year, the members participated in ac­ tivities such as the Special Olympics, a Scudder luncheon and Right-to-Read week at Harding. The guest speaker was an East alumni. Dr. Gary Burleson, M.D. He is currently involved in biomedical research. He spoke to the students and staff on his formula for success. Guests included members of the administration. school board and parents of new in­ ductees. A reception followed in the music room. Adviser is Mr. Jim Smith.

Singing the National Anthem is the secretary of the National Honor Society Jennifer Pauley.

The President of the National Honor Society, Marya Hackman, acted as master of ceremonies.

New member Chris Shumway protects his candle as he is lead into the darkened gym. New members: (Back) J. laney, M. Bihl, S. Sparks, C. Dr. Burleson presents his 'Bon Voyage' to the student Shumway; (Front) K. Dodds, A. Allard, H. Messer, M. body and guests. Cooper.

Seniors members: (Back) D. Peltrey, M. Hackman, S. Skinner; (Front) J. Tackett, J. Evans, I. Dunham, J. Pauley.

A surprised Keli Dodds is 'tapped' by Jennifer Pauley and Jennifer Tackett. xHonoring East’s Best Senior Class Night ’92 One of the last banquets of the year is the awards of the night included the pres- senior who displays good character and one to honor outstanding students in the entation of valedictorian and salutato- citizenship, high scholastic standards and senior class and underclassmen. The rian. Jennifer Tackett was named val- consistant willingness to help with school Senior Class Night was held May 26th in edictorian with a GPA of 4.982. Marya activities. The award is given in honor the gymnasium. Students, family, friends Hackman became the salutatorian with a and memory of Sandy Pence, who was to and faculty were treated to assorted des­ GPA of 4.892. The Junior Cup is given to graduate with the East class of 1959, but serts as they enjoyed the presentations an outstanding member of the junior who was killed in an auto accident. Mr. and the cool evening. Students were class. This year's recipient was Steve Smith, a classmate of Sandy gives the honored for a variety of reasons: ac­ Sparks. Unfortunately he was unable to award. The winner this year, an out- ademics, attendance, library, office and attend. The special award of the evening standing senior, was Jennifer Pauley. It guidance workers, quiz bowl, yearbook, is the presentation of the Sandy Pence was a happy evening with so many newspaper, art and chorus. Special Award. It has been given annually to the achievements to honor.

Pals Bev Stillwell and newly named valedictorian Marya Hackman bug following the ceremony.

Jennifer Tackett accepts her valedictorian award from Prin­ cipal Tom Walker.

Directed by Ms. Tami King, the chorus performs "So Hard to Say Goodbey" in honor of the seniors.

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Senior Night ! Mr. Jim Smith poses with the winner of Although he was unable to attend the Jennifer Pauley shares a hug from Mr. Members of the senior scholarship team the special 'Sandy Pence' award, Jen­ award ceremony, Steve Sparks still Smith when he presents her with the included; Justin Jenkins, Marya Hack- nifer Pauley and her proud Mom. beams with pride at receiving the Jun­ 'Sandy Pence' Award. man, Jennifer Pauley, Jennifer Dunham ior Cup. and Debby Newman.

Senior Night Jennifer Dunham congratulates Scott Skinner on receiving the Army Athletic Award.

Mrs. Pat Spradlin presents Jennifer Pauley with her certificate for newspaper staff. Tuesday Craig accepts an award from Mr. Mike Welton.

Mr. Walker presents Adam Sylvia with a certificate for his "A" average.

A solemn Keri Gilliland plays for the chorus.

Tom King screams his disapproval of Scott Skinner's perfect attendance award!

Leah Hunter receives her scholarship team award.

Mr. Welton congratulates Jim Laack for his academic excellence.

Several students received the Presiden­ tial Award for Academic Fitness.

Senior Night 7^^^ Winners AIL

Scholarship Teams Each year many of our students pa ticipate in the Ohio Test of Scholast i Achievement. This year's test was he! on Saturday, May 2nd. A student mu i have at least a "B" average in a subje to compete. They were tested on seven different high school subjects and ai coached by their subject teachers. We ai proud of these students and their ei cellent results. It m jk

Sophomores: (Front Row) — Jennifer Martin, Jessie Waddell, Sarah Lewis, Keri Gilliland, Leah Hunter, Amy Green; (Back Row) — Mike Artis, Scott Meadows, Jim Bob Petrie, Jenny Sowards, Stephanie Smith, Matt McGraw, Matt Walters.

Juniors: (Front Row) — Jeremy Janey, Angie Raynard, April Allard, Shannon Heinemen, Jessica Chamberlin, Shannon Marsh; (Middle Row) — Steve Sparks, Barbie Monroe, Chris Shumway, Michelle Pierce, Chris Lowery; (Back Row) — Shellie Martin, Keli Dodds, Matt Bihl, Steve Skeens, Jason Whitt.

(Unfortunately the Freshmen Scholarship Team picture was unavailable.

FRENCH II Seniors: Jennifer Dunham, Jennifer Pauley, Jenny Evans, Jenny Tackett, French I Justin Jenkins, Mary a Hackman, Daniel Pelfrey, Matt Edwards. BIOLOGY

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Scholarship Teams Quiz Bowl... Crum ’$ Crusaders! The Tartan Quizbowlers had an extremely successful year in the 1991-1992 season. They were led by the "Master of Knowledge", Mr. Jeff Crum. Directed by his coaching skills, the Quizbowlers were able to capture a win in the County Academic Competition. This is the first time a Portsmouth East Quizbowl team has ever won this competition! " Even if our team hadn't won a single match, we still would have had fun," said senior member Justin Jenkins. "It has taken time for our team to rebuild. Both our Junior and Senior members have a great deal of talent. This is the first year we have had the "Right Combination." said the team Captain Daniel Pelfrey. Congratulations to the Quiz Bowl team.

This year s quizmasters are: (Back): Steve Sparks, Justin Jenkins, Daniel Nirey, Jeremy Janey. (Front): Matt Bihl, Marya Hackman, Chris Shuinway, Debbie Newman.

East Opponent 25 South Webster 32 23 Notre Dame 22 20 Portsmouth 23 13 Wheelersburg 27 21 Minford 27 38 Clay 19 11 Northwest 27 27 Valley 15 27 West 16 27 New Boston 22 36 Green 30 Season Record 6-5

County Tournament: 31 New Boston 23 31 Notre Dame 23 28 Valley 21 County Record: 3-0 Regional Tournament: Columbus Alternative 22 After winning their first match in the county tournament, the excited quizmasters 34 lost their name tags. Caught in the act of making new name tags are Jeremy Janey, 27 Granville 51 Daniel Pelfrey, Justin Jenkins, and Marya Hackman. 22 Circle Ville 44 Regional Record: 1-2 A very serious Mr. Crum gives his "Be Quiet" stare as he prepares for quizbowl practice.

Overall Record: 10-7

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BBBBBBBBB (Front): Miss Mallett, Jeremy Janey, Matt Bihl, Steve Sparks, Debbie Newman, Leah Hunter, Barry McGraw, Carrie Evca B ■ B a a a BBBa.BnaBi (<;econd Row): Matt McGraw, Candy Conn, Keri Gilliland, Laura McDonald, Sarah Lewis, Jennifer Martin, Missy Sherman, Mr ...... I u * * c ° “ *. *::: " *m - c n c a ■ Bussell. (Third Row): Mike Craft, Phillip Lewis, Tuesday Craig, Adam Keranara, Jessie Waddel, Jenny Sowards, Amy Ketts Michele Lewis. (Fourth Row): Joey Boggs, Scott Meadows, Bobby Carter, B.J. Hackman, Chris Marsh. (Fifth Row): Jam Spanish Club takes a break from their bake Hammer, Tracy Musser, Stephanie Smith, Brian Marsh. sale to count their money.

Physics

This year's Physics Club con­ i sisted of ten members. This in­ dustrious class helped to make Mr. Freeman's first year at East an enjoyable experience. Various activities included con­ ducting expiriments, and play­ ing with Mr. Freeman's H.A.M. radio. As the year ended, the class attended Physics Day at it Kings Island.

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(Front Row): Daniel Pelfrey, Marya Hackman, Jennifer Tackett, Jenny Evans. (Second Row): Jennifer Dunham, Scott SkinoE Justin Jenkins, Chad Bates, Michele Carter.

Spanish/Pbysics Seniors Jenny Evans and Kellie Davis take a break after decorating for the Pep Club sponsered football homecoming dance.

Jennifer Pauley and Scott Skinner share a moment in the library.

David Bradford, Jason Lowery, and Joe Stanley await their announcement at kickoff.

Juniors Stephen Gampp and J.C. Stillwell, take time out before the big game.

Chris Lowery, Guy Dempsey, Angie Raynard, Shannon Marsh, April Allard, Robyn Scurlock, and Shannon Hieneman prepare for a pep assembly.

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A proud family surrounds newly crowned Football Homecoming Queen Jessica Dingess. i i Ardent Tartan fans Adam Sylvia, Jenny Chamberlin and Jessica Chamberlin cuddle at a pep assembly.

Physics Club candidate Jenny Tackett is named Basketball Homecoming Queen while escort Stacey Bond receives her trophy from Marya Hackman.

Student Life ^Student Life

The crowd's roar ceased, the big blue curtain parted, the lights went up and all eyes were on you! Whether in the musical "Grease", or during a band competition; the Christmas banquet in the library or the Special Olympics; we found a way to break out of the class­ room and have a little fun. With the yearbook and the newspaper, we contributed our own voice to East his­ tory. With "Putting on the Hits" each individual could shine in his own special way. Whether the whole student body claps to a cheer or one lone office worker runs an errand, each makes up a part of the whole fabric of East, each and every student gives "whatever it takes".

Madrigal Guy Dempsey gives his tie one last check while B.J. Cantrell offers helpful advice.

A wicked-looking Ryan Montgomery A confident Bridget Ehrhart trusts part­ Tip syncs' to Metallica's "Unforgiven". ner Stacey Bond during a 'dip'. Student Life e East Band with potential

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The East Tartan Regiment competed dur- band participated in parades for: River ing the season doing their American Days, Veterans Day, Memorial Day, and Theme. The repertoire consisted of the Christmas Parade. "Salute to the Armed Forces", "California This year's seniors are: Katrina Davis, Rockin'", "America", and "The Battle Matt Edwards, Mitzi Jenkins, Jason Hymn of the Republic". The band is di- Riesenbeck, Josh Smith, and Mike White. rected by Mr. Ken Henry. They were lead This is a particularly special bunch of by drum major Mitzi Jenkins. seniors. They were the first class of sev- Throughout the season the band traveled enth graders to be allowed to participate to Ironton, Athens, Green, Greenup, and in the high school marching band. They West Portsmouth for competition. The would like to thank Mr. Henry, all the Tartans also hosted a very successful instructors, and the band boosters for Blue and White Competition held at Spar- their time and support in making this a tan Stadium. Besides competitions, the very successful year. l

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The East Band shows their pride at the Iron- ton competition.

After a long awaited six years these six Waiting to take the field at the Minford seniors finally made it to senior night. football game are Mitzi Jenkins, Laura Jason Riesenbeck, Josh Smith, Mitzi Jen­ Buffinger, Gail Penix, and Mirand kins, Matt Edwards, Mike White and Ka­ Mowery. trina Davis. Showing off her fancy outfit is field com­ Drumming towards success is Josh Smith, mander Mitzi Jenkins. Matt Edwards, James Meadows, and Adam Gee.

Illustrating a blast from the past, the East percussion plays "M.F.L." Band Banquet

The Christopher Dunham Spirit Award went to the senior band member Matt Edwards. It is awarded to the band member who is most spirited.

Recipient of the John Philip Sousa award was senior Mitzi Jenkins. This award goes to the out­ standing band student of the year.

Percussion members: Jason Riesenbeck, Josh Smith, Mike White, Adam Gee.

Senior band members honored were Mike White, Chrissy Cantrell, Jason Riesenbeck, Mitzi Jenkins, Mr. Henry, Josh Smith, Katrina Davis, Matt Ed­ wards.

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Band Banquet 50’s Day Rock & Roll Heaven! To promote this year's musical, "Grease", many East students and faculty participated in the 50's day. They wore poodle skirts, leather jackets, and "greased" back hair. A dance was also held in the 5Q's spirit for students from East and area high schools with a best cos­ tume contest. The dance was a fund raiser for the music de­ partment. It was a great suc­ cess and a lot of fun.

Jenny Evans takes a break while eating lunch on the 50's day.

Pausing from her duties, Shawna Car­ ter takes time out to model her 50's outfit

Aaron Wolfe “The Banjo Man” There is a great deal of talent at East. One prime example is Aaron Wolfe. Aaron competed in the Coalton County Jubilee Talent Contest by playing his banjo. He showcased his skill by performing "Foggy Moun­ tain Breakdown", "Dueling Banjos" and "Cripple Creek". Aaron won first place! His prizes were $ 300.00, a t-shirt and a two-night stay at Shaw­ nee Lodge. Way to go, Aaron! Thanks for waking up the halls at East with your pickin' and grinnin'!

Aaron demonstrates his winning style.

Watch out Nashville! Here comes a fu­ ture star from East High!

MiniMag The East Madrigals had a very difficult year at the start with the departure of their director Miss Kathy Jenkins. They hosted the annual Portsmouth East Show Choir Festival, competed in the Tri-State Show Choir Competition and performed for over twenty organizations during the Christmas season with only the help of Mrs. Arms, a substitute. Fortunately the Madrigals returned from Christmas va­ cation to find Miss Tami King, their new director, anxiously waiting to "get to work". The Madrigals have learned that "Whatever it takes", they can overcome all obstacles. There were thirty singers and dancers, five managers and five in­ strumentalists in the group.

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The Madrigals: (Front) Jennifer Martin, Carrie Ev­ ans, Ryan Chamberlin, Shana Ogg, Aimee Ketter; Row 2) Missy Sherman, Stacey Robbins, Jennifer 3auley, Mitzi Jenkins, Leah Hunter, Keri Gilliland, Sarah Lewis, Bridget Eahart; (Row 3) Amy Murray, Jenny Sowards, Leslie Cook, Jennifer Dunham, Jen­ ny Evans, Kristie Ruggles, Nichelle Lewis, Heather Bise, Ms. King; (Row 4) B.J. Cantrell, Phillip Lewis, Brian Monroe, Andy Zamer, Stacey Bond, John Mott, Chris Marsh, Dennis Sexton; (Back) Chris Shumway, Joe Collins, Jason Meadows, Guy Demp­ sey, David Martin, Arlo Freck.

Chris Marsh, Mitzi Jenkins, Chris Shumway and Amy Murray exhibit graceful poses to display their show form. - With helpful advice from Chris Shumway and B.J. Cantrell, Stacey Bond plays I a mean piano.

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Soloist B.J. Cantrell shows off his talent with "Pretty Little Angel Eyes".

A slow and serious moment as the Madrigals sing "And So It Goes".

Dance partners Kristie Ruggles and Joe Collins demonstrate their form and style on a lively number.

Senior Amy Murray struts her stuff during a performance.

Sharing their last dance as Madri­ gals are senior veterans Jennifer Pauley and Stacey Bond.

w Rock n' roll filled the gym this spring Pauley. The T-birds were B.J. Cantrell, when the music department produced the Chris Shumway, Arlo Freeh, Ian Jones hit "Grease". After auditions, the cast and Joe Collins. The Pink Ladies were and crew numbered 45 students. Then Sarah Lewis, Mitzi Jenkins and Katrina followed hours of learning lines and the Davis. Two Cha-Cha's performed one production of sets. The talents of Mike night each: Brandy Simms and Leah White and Amy Murray were tapped for Hunter. The hard work and dedication oi the fabulous art work. Mr. Ken Henry director Ms. King, choreographer Yvonne (ym de organized the orchestra. The leads were De Kay, student directors Michelle Law­ Danny Zuko played by Chris Marsh and rence and Shawna Carter, Mrs. Bussell, Sandy played by fenny Evans. There was the entire cast and crew made this a also a large supporting cast. Kenickie great success and one of the best pro­ was Stacey Bond and Rizzo was Jennifer ductions ever at East.

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1 Rizzo (Jennifer Pauley) ain't keepin her hands off Kenickie (Stacey Bond). The minature car was a hit, especially during the special performance for Harding Elementary students.

1 Sandy (Jenny Evans) sits anxiously awaiting her debut.

Student director Shawna Carter has a little help from veteran Leslie Cook.

Is this a new dance being demonstrated by agile Kenickie (Stacey Bond) and Roger (B.J. Cantrell)?

Feeling the heat of the "Summer Night" is leading lady Jenny Evans.

The gals enjoy sneaking a smoke at a slumber party.

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The cafeteria scene prompts a look of boredom from Rizzo (Jennifer Pauley).

This James Dean Iook-a-like is really Chris Marsh in disguise.

"Grease" Roger (B.J. Cantrell), Doody (Chris Shumway) and the gang — Joe Collins, Stacey Bond, Ian Jones and Arlo Freeh pass the time by playing 'paper, rock and scissors'.

Katrina Davis and Missy Sherman intently study a magazine during the slumber party.

While Marty (Sarah Lewis) snarls at the sump­ tuous lunch, Jan (Mitzi Jenkins) looks on in anticipation.

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The cast and crew assemble for a final bow. Check out those sets!

Patty (Debby Newman) and Eugene (Guy Dempsey) look on as Mrs. Lynch (Bev Stillwell) gives her opening speech. •An Need a Book? Here’s Where to Look! — Library Staff The members of the Library staff work very hard throughout the year since the Library is one of the busiest spots in our school. They move audiovisual equipment from room to room including heavy TV's and VCR's. They also check books in and out and run errands. Thanks to librarian Ms. Masters and library ■ aide Mrs. Bolton, the staff is like a family.

Library Staff: (Front) I.C. Stillwell, J. Evans, B. Gampp, M. Lawrence, M. Jenkins, R. Scurlock, A. Johnson, L. Leesburg, L. Liles; (Row 2) D. Martin, A. Zamer, K. Dodds, W. Fannin, B. Stillwell, K. Davis, C. Hutchinson, A. Murray, J. Pauley, M. McGraw, S. Skeens; (Row 3) M. Mougey, J. Lrowry, A. Sylvia S. Skinner, J. Mott, S. Bond, J. Jenkins, B. McGraw, E. Lehn, J. Holmes, D. Pelfrey.

Taking a break from a long and hectic day are M. Lawrence, A. Murray, J. Pauley, Mrs. Bolton, S. Bond, R. Scurlock and D. Martin.

With a little help from M. White and J. Smith, Amy I Murray and David Martin are goofing off as usual.

Pals Bev Stillwell and Marya Hackman share a hug before the next class of middle school kids come in.

Library Staff Let s Eat!!!

A hungry bunch chows down on a sumptuous feast in the Library at the Christmas banquet.

Library staff members Stacey Bond, David Martin and Jason Lowry enjoy heaping plates of turkey and ham.

Being a library worker does have its rewards! Workers are treated to a buffet style dinner at Christmas and a spring picnic at the end of the year held in the Boltons back yard. They are organized by Ms. Masters and Mrs. Bolton and each staff member contributes a goody to make fcth no hesitation. Matt McGraw dives in for sec- The library staff and yearbook staff eagerly dig in the dinners a success. The yearbook staff rnds or is it thirds? at the Christmas brunch. is also invited.

Library Staff Workers Office workers contribute greatly to the smooth operation of our school. There are workers in the main office and the guidance office. They run errands, sort mail, assist in copying for teachers, deliver messages, and deliver lists to all of the teachers. By doing these tasks, this allows our secretaries to pro­ cess information and get things done much faster.

Office Workers: Gary Whitt, Angie Sexton, Debbie Hayden, Jessie Waddell, Mandy Billings.

Helpers Gym helpers assist Mr. Hopkins and Mr. Miller by supervising the locker rooms and getting gym equipment. They also help with the middle school gym classes. They are a great help to the teachers.

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Office/Gym Helpers (( Pep Club.. Get On Itnr Only East High's most spirited students are athletes. The Pep Club helped to organize a (1st Row): Rosie Mitchell, Jessica members of the Elite Tartan Pep Club. These bonfire at Allard Park before the Green contest Dingess, Beverly Stillwell, Kellie Davis, Missy Mougey, Jenny Evans, Jennifer students, along with the help of sponser, Mrs. to inspire our victorious football team. The Pauley, Robyn Scurlock, Beth Gampp, Coriell, organize various activities throughout officers of the Pep Club are: (President) Sarah Jessica Chamberlain, Justin Jenkins, the year. These include: the Football Home­ Smith, (Vice-President) Katrina Davis, Michelle Sparks, Sarah Smith, Michelle Lawrence. (2nd Row): Mica Cyrus, coming when Jessica Dingess was crowned (Secretary) Michelle Pierce, and (Treasurer) Shellie Martin, Bridget Earhart, Kristi queen, the Mr. Football Contest won by Stacey Beverly Stillwell Conley, Laura McDonald, Sarah Lewis, Bond, and the distribution of cakes to the senior Missy Sherman, Kristi Ruggles, Amiee Ketter, Angie Halcomb. (3rd Row): Amy Murray, Shanna Ogg, Stacey Bond, Chris Hutchinson, Candy Conn, Debbie Newman, Jessie Waddel, Jenny Sowards, Stacey Chamberlain, Shannon Marsh, Barbie Monroe, Wendy Fannin, Keri Gilliland. (4th Row): Adam Sylvia, Jenny Chamberlain, Joni Ramey, Deb­ bie Stapelton, Lisa Ramey, amy Cottle, Michelle Peirce, Chris Shumway, April Allard, Angie Raynard. (5th Row): Scott Meadows, Jeremy Gee, Jason Lowery, Carrie Evans, Stephen Gampp, Andy Zamer, Matt Bihl, Kellie Dodds, Suzie Smith. (6th Row): Jennifer Dunham, Shannon Hieneman, Jodi Messer, Mi­ chele Carter, Shawnda Green, Debbie Hayden, Mike Dunham. (7th Row): Chad Bates, Scott Skinner, Guy Demp­ sey, Dan Haney, John Mott, Nichele Lewis.

tacey Bond gets a well deserved pie in the face The mighty Tartans display their spirit at a football rra his little sister Jody Bond. pep assembly.

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(Front) Marya Hackman, Jennifer Pauley, Scott Skinner, Jennifer Dunhac. Michelle Lawrence; (Middle) Bev Stillwell, (Beth Gampp, Amy Murray; (Bad) Jenny Evans, Daniel Pelfrey, Mitzi Jenkins, Justin Jenkins, Robyn Scurlock.

Yearbook Staff (Keeping You Informed — Newspaper Staff

The newspaper staff is centered around the Communications Class with Mrs. Spradlin as adviser. Other members of the student body partic­ ipated as well. The staff published four issues and covered such topics as new principal Tom Walker and new board member Steve Sturgill. The newspaper featured articles, photo­ graphs, art work and poetry. There are 23 newspaper staff members. The editors are Shannon Heineman and Shannon Marsh.

(Front) Rachel Young, Michelle Pierce, Debby Newman, Shannon Heineman; (Row 2) Jennifer Tackett, Miranda Mowery, April Allard, Shan­ non Marsh, Shellie Martin, Angie Raynard, (Row 3) Daniel Pelfrey, Michele Carter, Beverly Stillwell, Marya Hackman, Mitzi Jenkins, Jen­ nifer Pauley, Mike White, Amy Murray, Mica Cyrus.

Adviser Mrs. Spradlin gives a few tips to Jason Reisenbeck and Daniel Pelfrey.

Working diligently on a layout for the newspaper are Marya Hackman and Bev Stillwell.

Newspaper Staff Senior Favorites

Wittiest: Matt Edwards & Best Dressed: Justin Jenkins Most Helpful: Daniel Pelfrey Marya Hackman & Jennifer Dunham & Bev Stillwell

Shyest: Chad Bates & Mary Class Flirts: Guy Dempsey & Most Outgoing: Jason Best Personality: Stacey Jean Cooper Robyn Scurlock Riesenbeck & Mitzi Jenkins Bond & Jessica Dingess

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Most in Need of an Alarm Clock: Jason Lowery & Amber King Most Unique: Josh Smith & Missy Mougey

Most Gullible: Mike Dunham & Beth Gampp Most Talented: Mike White & Jennifer Pauley

Class Clown: Stacey Bond & Sarah Smith Most Studious: Daniel Pelfrey & Jennifer Tackett

Senior Favorites Jennifer, May you always face life with enthusiasm. Congratulations Justin! You've been all we’ve We love you! ever dreamed of in a daughter. Love, Congratulations as you Mom & Dad graduate. Be proud, you did a great job. Love Always, Mom & Dad

Look Mom! Did you know Stephen was a boy?

We love you Beth! Mom & Lynd

Dear Michael, We are all so proud of you. We Love You and want you to know how very special you are to We Love You, Bev! all the family. Thank You for being such a Congratulations, nice person, friend and Mom, Dad & J.C. brother for Heidi. Mom, Dad, Harry, Aunt Paula, Heidi, Grandma & Grandpa’s

Congratulations Daniel! We love you and are very proud of you! Love, Dad, Mom, and Greg SENIOR!

98 Special People Each year the senior National Honor Society attends the Special Olympics to serve as volunteers to the competitors. This year's event was held on May 14 at the New Boston Stadium. The special day gives handicapped students from the area schools the op­ portunity to participate in various track and field events. The Special Olympics is a joyous occasion for the participants, and a learning experience for the NHS volunteers.

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Senior Trio Jennifer Pauley, Jenny Ev- Sharing a moment are seniors Jennifer ans, and Jennifer Dunham take time out Thackett, Mary Jean Cooper, and Daniel to strike a pose. Pelfrey. In the spotlight are J. Tackett, J. Dunham, M. Cooper, S. Skinner, K. Dodds, M. Hackman, Mayor Gerlach, J. Evans, A. Allard, M,. Bihl. / Throughout the During Right-to-Read Week in March, East was visited by West Virginia native June Berkeley, a nationally known > year... author and speaker. She is best known for her novelette, "Shannaghany Blue". Ms. Berkeley spoke to the Com­ munications class (below), an assembly of high school stu­ dents and one of middle school students. The Library Staff and Yearbook Staff joined forces to invade the Bolton's for the annual spring picnic. Gib's lucious ribs and Mrs. B's strawberry shortcake with homemade ice cream were rave hits! (below) u

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Coordinators for the Science Fair were Frances Peterson, Winners: J. Laack, M. Jenkins, J. Sowards, & A. Ward. Science Fair Triumphs! Dave Miller, Jim Freeman and Ann McKenzie. Winners includ­ Take a look at the Science Best of Show Middle School Fair displays! ed: Mandy Jenkins — Middle — Mandy Jenkins. School Best of Show; Shannon Kirsch — 1st place (8th grade); Stephanie Sturgill — 1st (7th grade); Andy Messer - 1st (6th grade); James Laack — 1st place physics; Tracy Musser — High School Best of Show; Jen­ ny Sowards — 1st place chem­ istry; Amy Ward — 1st place biology; Leah Hunter — Grand : Champion Scioto County Fair.

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Headbanger Rycra Montgomery gives it everything he's got!

Tom King gets serious and "gets down".

Giving his winning performance of M. C. Hammer is Ronnie Agee.

An ’Uplifting’ Experience Our powerlifting team traveled to several competitions this year. Members included: John Mott, Bill Holland, Dave Haney, Coach Encourages ’Success’ Daniel Stiltner, Jeff Wright, Derek Fannin and Josh Davis. They East was honored with a very special guest — Jerry Tarkanian, known were coached by Daryll Davis and Rusty Webb. John Mott commented, "In powerlifting, you only get out of it what you put as college basketball's "Most Winningest" coach. He spoke to an as­ in. You can't blame other people for your mistakes like in team sembly on making the right choices; one important decision is to say 'no' sports. It is not all brute strength, there 's a lot of technique. to drugs. East alumni and family attended the assembly as well as That's where you need a good coach and someone to push you students and staff. He donated a copy of his autobiography "The Shark" when you get tired". Dave Haney said: "Powerlifting has to our library. Tarkanian was an entertaining speaker and also an brought me discipline and self-respect. We work hard all year and competing in the State Meet was worth the effort. I look inspiration. (Above) Athletic Director John Little, Coach Tarkanian^nd forward to lifting next year." Coach Rick Hopkins. Marker art by Alan Duckson.

Here's Matt Hanimer with his cheery smile.

Looks as if Curry Wright is serious about the pep assembly.

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While the first few days are scary, sixth graders rapidly adjust to the dif­ ferent building, new teach­ ers and schedule changes. Middle school students have their own lunches. p.e. classes and special programs like D.A.R.E. But it's all just preparation for the leap to the 'majors'. They can manage whatev­ er it takes to reach that exalted level called 'high school'.

Between classes Lisa Spicer, Amanda Holdren, Ka tie Gee and Amanda Raynard hide out in the stairway, hoping for a few moments of good gossip.

Volunteering to answer Mrs. Peterson's question about a science problem is Tristan Spinski.

Phillip Harding and Ronnie Agee are digging their band music while playing at the football game with West. MIDDLE SCHOOL <10^ Sixth Grade Billy Arthur Mary Lou Arthur Jarod Billiter Alicia Boggs David Carver Craig Chamberlin Mike Collins

Chris Craft Jeff Craig Brett Davis April Douglas Joey Flannery John Fout Katie Gee

Todd Gilliland Brandon Hall Matt Hammer Steven Hartley Stacey Haywood Dustin Holbrook Amanda Holdren l\ia& Eric Horsley Bobby Howard Tom Humble Doug Jones n n Jared Kenard Jeremy Ketter Matt Ketter

Shawn King Jay Kirsch Kristi Lewis Trina Lippse Stella Little Mike McCall Andy Messer

Rachel Mohn Amanda Munion Barbara Nowosielski Joe Oliver Mindy Pierce Mark Pollard Amanda Raynard Lora Simon ^ ^ ^ Steve Sissler Andy Smith lisa Spicer Jason Stout Cejay Sturgeon Tedd Tetzlaff

Jeffery Walburn i Rick Walker Amanda Webb Tanya Wilson Joe Wolfe Tashanda Wright Chris Yerardi

Middle School Ho! Ho! Ho! It's Ronnie Agee giving us his seasonal grettings.

With a confident look, Jason Cochran makes his strategic move.

Seventh Grade George Broughton Erica Brown Tina Cantrell Scott Carmicheal Emily Carter Chris Chambliss Tabatha Combs

Judy Cooper Nikki Craig Jared Cyrus Jacob Escamilla Marty Fitzgerald Aimee Forshey Shelley Fullerton

Beth Gonzales T.R. Hensley Jeff Horsley r% Tracy Jenkins Duane Johnson Randa Jones Matt Justice

Amanda Keibler Jamie King Micheal Uoyd Bridget McCann Donald McCormick Crystal MacGahan Randy McGraw

James Meadows Roger Meadows Monte Messer Lyndsay Miller Buffy Monroe Ginny Moore Adam Murray

Tom Neff $Aia2, Ben Noel

Heather Odle Josh Oliver Somer Otworth Josh Ramsey Josh Rawlins

Middle School Tisha Reed Eric Risner Chad Ruggles Stacey Schisler Josh Sherman Jason Smith Tristan Spinski

Amy Stanley Karl Stanley Angie Stapleton Erik Stiltner ReAnn Stiltner Stephanie Sturgill Becky Sylvia

Billy Walburn Amy Walk Paul Wells Jennifer Williams April Wilson Amy Winkler Brandy Wright

Displaying his Tartan spirit with a T- Shirt is Andy Meadows.

Being onry as usual, Joe Wolfe, Andy Smith, and Joe Oliver get a little roudy.

Listening attentively to Ms. Peterson are Ammy Walk and Christy Gribble.

Steven Hartley is showing us his ex­ pertise on sucking his thumb.

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Middle School Ronnie Agee Stacy Bates Amanda Bentley r\ Chris Boggs Brian Carter Nikki Chapman Jason Cochron

Adam Conn - ” Amy Crabtree David Craft n Roger Craft Scott Craft LaDusta Crager Julie Craig L.. * ? ftA Mekea Cummins Matt Dingess Allison Ellsesser Misty Ervin Mike Fannin Josie Forshey Jimmy Gambill

Nikki Hale Phillip Harding Melissa Harr Robbie Hayden Mary Howard Mistry Hufferd Chris Humfleet rbsfa Jason James Brandy Jayne Randy Jayne Mandy Jenkins Natalie Jenkins Rick Jenkins Amanda Johnson

Joey Kennison Shannon Kirsh Lindsey Leesburg Lindsey Liles Brandi Mabry Shauna McCann Casey McClintic

Andy Meadows Benji Mowery Amanda O'Connor Chasity Ogg Heather Osborne Dennis Payne Susan Penix

ML. W™' '—m-i-t l H A Dawn Peterson Brian Picklesimer Chris Reed Kris Runyon Angel Sexton Marvy Sparks iKi'jyd.; Ty Sparks Jay Stiltner Debbie Tackett Kristie Turner Chris Wagoner Michelle Walters Leslie Williams Chuck Wilson

Middle School Learning the Ropes The Junior High Football team had a rough season this year. The team's rec­ ord was 1-6. The team was lead by Johnny Wright, head coach and Gary Lee, assistant coach. The team was a bit "inexperienced". They are looking for­ ward to having a better season next year. They worked hard and tried their best. There were no comments from the team on the season.

(Front) Adam Conn, Randy McGraw, T.R. Hensley, Randy Jayne; (Back) Chris Boggs, Andy Meadows, Ty Sparks, Eddie Stiltner, Bobby Carter, Chris Chambliss, Casey McClintic.

Leading the Crowd The Junior High Cheerleaders cheered their best for the football team this year. They had a lot of fun at the games. Lindsey Liles comments, "My favorite game was when it was raining at Notre Dame, and we kept cheering. I had a cold after that!" That just goes to prove how much determination these cheerleaders have. Their adviser was Heather Martin. They only competed in one competition ii which was at Shawnee State University and they won first place.

(Sitting) Lynnsay Leesburg, Stacey Schisler; (Knealing) Lindsay Miller, Kristie Turner, Heather Odle; (Standing) Stephanie Sturgill, Josie Forshey, Angie Stapleton, Lindsey Liles.

Middle School Junior Hoopsters The Junior High Boys Basketball Team struggled through a tough sea­ son this year. The boy's finished with a 3-7 record. They were coached by Craig Yates. The team was disap­ pointed with their record, but still had a fun and exciting year. Ty Sparks commented: " We tried hard for three months, but unfortunately lost to some tough teams. " The team hopes to improve next year.

root): losh Sherman, Josh Rawlins, Billy Walburn, Brian Carter, Matt Justice. (Back): Andy Meadows, Ty Sparks, Chad Ruggles, Adam Conn, Chris Boggs.

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Middle School Bust a Tune! The middle school band is made up of sixth and seventh grade students. The eighth graders are combined with the high school band. The middle school band have performed in the City Music Fes­ tival and the East Christmas Concert. This young and talented group performed well at these concerts. Mr. Ken Henry, band director, enjoys teaching these gift­ ed sixth and seventh grade musicians.

(Front) Lora Simon, Stacy Haywood, Amanda Raynard, Amanda Munion; (Row 2) Erica Brown, Lindsey Miller, Tina Cantrell, Stephanie Sturgill, Aimee Forshey, Jamie King; (Row 3) Jason Stout, James Meadows, Ted Tetzlaff, Josh Ramsey, Cejay Sturgeon, Mark Pollard; (Back) Chris Craft, Chris r Yerardi.

Showing off their friendship are Brandy Mabry and Amanda Bentley.

Too much caffiene for Ladusta Crager and Mary Howard!

Matt Dingess, looking very sly, is obviously up to no good.

Middle School 1992 Tartan Basketball Homecoming The Court: (Standing) J. Lowery, M. Artis, M. Hamrick, S. Bond, J. Smith, B. McGraw; (Seated) T. Sparks, A. Ketter, Princess Mandy Jenkins, Queen Jennifer Tackett, D. Newman, C. Evans. (Far Left) Last year's Princess, Heath­ er Odle crowns new Princess Mandy while escort Mike looks on.

The Basketball Homecoming was held on February 15. It was an evening of beautiful ladies and handsome gentlemen. The middle school participated by nominating candidates for princess. Seventh grade candidate Curry Wright was run­ ner-up. She was escorted by Chad Ruggles. The princess was eighth candidate Mandy Jenkins. She raised a total of $ 642.76 to help with the publication of the yearbook. Her escort was Mike Hamrick. She was crowned by last year's princess Heather Odle. Heather was accompanied by flower girl Katie Hopkins and crown bearer Cory Reed. The cer­ emonies took place between the JV and Varsity games with Minford, before a large crowd. The middle school makes an important contribution to East.

Middle School Homecoming A ghoul in disguise, Mr. Smith gets □ few Checking out a question on the new EMIS finishing touches from Brandy Sims for the computer systems is guidance counselor Art Cluh Haunted House. Myra Shields.

A view of East High from Farney.

Community Support ^Community ^ Support

Strong relationships are of­ ten found between a school and the community in which it lies. Ours is no exception. East invites alumni and community members to attend the many athletic and other activities that go on during the year. The school spirit at East is fantastic. The students, teachers and community get together for the good of the school. East is a family and Sciotoville is home.

Ebony pencil by Rachel Young. Harding Elementary provides East with a new bunch of sixth graders each fall.

In the teachers' lounge, Garnet Bussell, Tami King, Bobbie Simon, and Jim Freeman take a quick few minutes for lunch.

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224 HARDING AVENUE SCIOTOVILLE, OHIO 45662

LEE J. MORTON, R.PH. Owner

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1613 8th st. Martin Mohr Portsmouth. OH 45662 614/353-2873 837 Gallia St. FRED ZUBER PORTSMOUTH. OHIO 45002 pres Or Owner (61-4) 333-4230

BOCOOK'S GARAGE 6581 Ohio River Rd Wheelersburg. Ohio 45694 BURGCR Phone (614) 574-8640

Air Conditioning. Wheel *€EM© BILL BOCOOK & Alignment. Mechanical Work a BILL BOCOOK, JR., Remington Tires. Batteries. Owners Shocks

Ohio Valley Autos Meehan teal Work of All Kinds H, r 3870 Rhodes Avenue SCHOUSTER’S GARAGE New Boston, OH 45662 Phone (614) 776-2677 501 Harding Ave. Sciotoville, Ohio 45662 Phone 456-4939 Home 353-6488 Kevin Castle, Manager

Morgan The Place for■ Diamonds

BROTHERS 739 Fifth Street IEWELERS Portsmouth. Ohio 45662 Telephone 614-353-3259 DRIVE IN WINDOW SERVICE TWO LOCATIONS 1102 NORFOLK ST. 1320 CHILLICOTHE 353-3363 353-7489

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8202 Gallia Street • Suite D NATIONWIDE P.O. Box 392 INSURANCE Wheelersburg. Ohio 45694 (614) 574-5059 Nationwide is on your side Home oflice Columbus Oh o

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614-776-7010 Troy Coriell 606-329-0639 Certified Water Ohio River Road and Center Street 304-529-9401 Specialist I Wheelersburg, Ohio 45694

"There's a Southland Pool For Every Back Yard" TCBV” The Country's Best Yogurt« Qoutkdand (pooh POOLS • CHEMICALS • ACCESSORIES DICK AND GLENNA LeGRAND ORLEA WHITLEY TIM WHITLEY DALE WHITLEY FRANCHISEES Owner Service Manager Sales Manager 6465 Bahner Rd Sciotoville. Ohio 45662 (614) 776-2707 23507 U S. 23 South 8811 Ohio River Rood Circleville, Ohio 43113 Wheelersburg, Ohio 45694 (614) 474-1172 (614) 574-4800

Orthodontist

Thomas w. Moorhead, d.d.s.

54-23 Gallia Street

Sciotoville. Ohio 45662 CHARLES WILSON. DDS. MS 1709 27th Street Portsmouth. OH 354-4284

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CARPET, FURNITURE TOM TOFT’S 3814 Gallia Street • New Boston, Ohio 45662 Telephone (614) 456-8294

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Cecil Caudill Trailer Sales Inc.

COMPLIMENTS OF Motor Homes — Travel Trailers Tent Campers — Trailer Hitches Am© P>&KTS L.P. Gas Jobber of Auto Parts Truck Caps & Assessories Now At Our New Location — Hayport and Center St Across From Deemers Mkt 776-2151 5737 Gallia Street Wheelersbur<3, Ohio 45694 Phone 574-5533 Sciotoville

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ColoniaS Florist Craig’s

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Hill’s Florist Kroger Co. 2925 Galena Pike 811 Gay St. West Portsmouth, 01^80 Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 Jif

Congratulations! KOCH HARDWARE STORE Class of ’92 from Gerald Turner, Owner

Harding Box 310 Elementary Wheelersburg, Ohio 43662 374-2011 School

Frazie’s Pizza Pizza Made to Your Order Ind*p»nd®f}t & Suppty Company Delicious Spaghetti, Lasagna 5416 OALUA STREET • P a K» 40W • SCJOTOV1LU. OHIO «5SM TELEPHONE 614 164 TOLL FREE 1-E»«S7- tefc and Fresh Crisp Salads 4302 Gallia Street 456-4146

DAVE WRIGHT AUTO SALES Compliments of Hackman FINE QUALITY CARS & TRUCKS Co. ’Our Business Is Built On Satisfied Customers’ Owner — Dave Wright Good Luck 8512 Ohio River Road Wheelersburg Class of ’92 574-4338 '

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Richards Supply Co. 1506 Harrisonville 3200 Rhodes Avenue New Boston, Ohio 45662 New Boston, Ohio 456-4111

BARBER Phone 574-4040 MEN and WOMEN Village Cleaners

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The Portsmouth Paint Company “Anything for a Song” Childers Music Center

928 Gallia Street 930 Gallia Street Portsmouth, OH 45662 Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 353-4141 RON RIEPENHOFF 353-7180

Custom Screen Printing (614) 574-4774 GOOD LUCK TARTANS!

I Jack D. White, Q.D., Snc. CHIRT 4248 Gallia Street OTiP New Boston, Ohio 45662 Paul & Linda Spence 8109 Gallia Street Owners Wheelersburg, Ohio 45694 456-4024 456-6696

SCIOTO RIBBER 1026 Gallia Street FRED’S RICH OIL Portsmouth, OH CORNER OF HARDING L GALLIA STS. 353-9329 776-9986 FRED MURTA, OWNER Succulent Ribs Juicy Steaks Delicious Chicken All Cooked on Hickory Fire

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2%ODLANK Arie B’s Styling DEBBIE HORTON, Owner 3220 Gallia Street Foodland New Boston, Ohio 45662 13th & Chillicothe Street (614) 456-5415 Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 353-5210

Vern Riffe Insurance Inc. Scioto Motel & Mini Mart Vern Riffe Vern Riffe III 5709 Gallia Street Joe Burnside Danny Lemasters Sciotoville, Ohio 45662 422 Center Street 776-3930 New Boston, Ohio 45662 456-4191

127 Funeral tBrant Service P.O. Box 1565 • Portsmouth. Ohio 45662-1565

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128 /MicroAge Independently owned A operated 616 Chillicothe Street Portsmouth, OH 45662

MicroAge 616 Chillicothe Street Authorized Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 Personal Computer (614) 354-7577 Dealer

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129 JOHNSON’S GAMPP’S John Deere & Lawn Boy SERVICE THAT PLEASES

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Gib & Helen Bolton Mr. & Mrs. James M. Roney Stenciling By Jackie Top’s Laundromat Jerry & Emmy Lou Jenkins Tartan Video Ralph & Mary Kisor Styling Hut Beauty Salon Cline & Sarajane Jenkins Debbie’s Convenient Mart Mr. & Mrs. Edward “Buzz” Pogue Albrecht’s Restaurant Michael R. Osborne Bihl Supply Company Cassie Masters Denver Blackburn Dr. & Mrs. William K. Larson Marvin Fraley, Realtor Carl & Janet Shuter

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Bates Madrigals 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Com­ Spanish Club 1; Weightlifting 1-4; Football 1- puter Club 4; Communications 4; Citizen Bee 4; 1st Team All S.O.C.; Baseball 2-4; Perfect Jessica Diana Dingess 4. Attendance 1-2; Chorus 2-3; Pep Club 2-4; Pep Band 1; Pep Club 2-4; Spanish Club 1; Chem-Bi-Sci 3; Computer Club 3; Prom Com­ Cheerleading 1; Football Attendant 2; Football Angela Kay Halcomb mittee 3; Physics 4; Intermural Basketball 2- Queen 4; Chorus 4, Newspaper Staff 4; Art 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 2- Club 4; Basketball Homecoming 4. David M. Hill 3; Science Fair 1,4. Jennifer Justina Dunham Marvina Dawn Howard Martin Wayne Bauer Cheerleading 1-4; Cheerleading Captain 4; Madrigals 1-2,4; Chorus 1-4; 4.51 Scholar 1-4; Christopher Ray Hutchinson Jason Blair Spanish Club 1-2; Scholarship Team 1-4; Pep Basketball 1; Tennis 1-4; Captain "T" 1-4; Club 1-4; Chem-Bi-Sci 1-3; Physics 4; National Spanish Club 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; Intermural Daryld L. Blevins Honor Society 3-4; National Honor Society Basketball 1-4; Chem-Bi-Sci 3; Computer Club Spanish Club 1; Perfect Attendance 1-4; In- Vice-President 4; Musical 1,3-4; Honor Roll 1- 3; Library Staff 3-4; Prom Committee 3. terraural Basketball 2-3; Chem-Bi-Sci 3; 4; Concert Band 1; Newspaper Staff 1-3; Com­ Justin Craig Jenkins SCJVS 4. puter Club 3; Junior Cup Award 3; Junior Baseball 1-4; Golf 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Span­ Honors Program 3; Prom Committee 3; Special Stacey W. Bond ish Club 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Olympics Volunteer 3-4; Gym Helper 4; Year­ Football 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1-4; Chem-Bi-Sci 1-3; Science Fair 2; Library Staff book Staff 4. Madrigals 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Musical 1-4; 3-4; Computer Club 3; Physics Club 4; Quiz Baseball 2-4; Gym Helper 2-3; Basketball 3; Michael Gregory Dunham Bowl 4; Division I QuizBowl Champ 4; Schol­ Intermural Basketball 2,4; Football Most Val­ Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Football 3-4; arship Team 4; Intermural Basketball 4; uable Player, All S.O.C. First Team 3-4; All Chorus 3-4; Pep Club 3-4. Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Waiter 2. S.O.C. All District 4; Defensive Lineman of the Year 3; Special Mention, State All S.O.C. Line­ Matthew Edwards Mitzi Jean Jenkins man of the Year 4; Baseball All S.O.C. 3; Spanish Club 1; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Basketball 1; Tennis 1; Newspaper Staff 1-4; Library Staff 4; Chess Club 4. Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Solo And Ensemble Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Solo and 1-2; Chem-Bi-Sci 1-3; Physics Club 4; Com­ Ensemble 1-2,4; Marching Band 1-4, Pep David Lee Bradford munications 4; Newspapaer Staff 4; Musical Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-2; Scholarship Team 1-2; Musical 1-4; Madrigals Melissa Jo Bundy 3-4; Percussion Captain 3-4; Madrigals 3-4; 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Softball 2,4; Chem-Bi-Sci 3; Class Secretary 1-3; Softball 1-2,4; Volleyball Day of Marching Pecussion Participant 2. Prom Committee 3; Library Staff 4; Yearbook 1-3; Basketball 1; Marching Band 1-3; Concert Shawn C. Ehrhart Staff 4; Field Commander 4. Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Jazz Band 1; Musical 1-2,4; Spanish Club 1; Madrigals 3; Chorus 3; Jennifer Rebecca Evans Amber LuAnn King Computer Club 4. Spanish Club 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; Chem-Bi-Sci Pep Club 1-3; Volleyball 1-4. 1-3; Scholarship Team 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Madri­ Carrie Ann Bussa gals 1-4; Musical 1-4; Solo and Ensemble 1-3; Michelle Jane Lawrence Chorus 2; Scholarship Team 2; S.T.A.R.S. 3-4; Marching Band 1-3; Concert Band 1-2, Bas­ Marching Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Madrigals 1- S.T.E.P. 4; SCJVS 3-4. ketball Homecoming Attendant 1-2; Honor 4; Musical 1-4; Volleyball Manager 1; Solo and Ensemble 2; Band Office Worker 2; Gym Christina M. 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Craft Guidance Office Worker 1,3; Pep Club 1-4; Krista Marie Lindamood Basketball Homecoming Attendant 1,3; Tennis Marching Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-4; Concert Katrina Davis 1-4; Science Fair 1-2; River Days Candidate 3; Band 1-3; Jazz Band 1-2; Chem-Bi-Sci 1-3; Cheerleader 1-2; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,4; Soft- Prom Committe 3; Football Homecoming At­ Basketball 1; Volleyball 1-3; Softball 1-2; ball 1; Musical 1-2,4; Spanish Club 1; March­ tendant 4; Library Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1-2; Musical 1-3; ing Band 2-4; Concert Band 2,4; Solo and Office Worker 3; Madrigal 3-4; Volleyball Line Ensemble 2; Band Office Worker 2,4; Vo-Tech Marya Lynn Hackman Judge 4; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 4; Attendant 3; Pep Band 4; SCJVS 3. 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Olympics Volunteer 3-4; Physics Club 4; Com- Beverly Kay Stillwell munications 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Yearbook Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Concert Band Teresa Ann McGraw Staff (Co-editor) 4; Citizen Bee 4; Office Work- 1'2' Chorus 1,3; Musical 1-2,4; County Poetry Soccer 1. er 4; Puttin' On The Hits Judge 4; Chess Club Contest Winner 1,3; Pep Club 1,4; Volleyball 2- 4; Ohio University American History Contest Per^ecf Attendance 2-4; Tennis 3-4; Madri­ Heidi Beth Messer 3-4. gals 3; Class Treasurer 3-4; Prom Committee Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Class Vice- 3; Chem-Bi-Sci 3; Computer Club 3; Basketball President 1; Softball 1-3; Marching Band 1-2; Mark Anthony Penix Homecoming Attendant 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Concert Band 1-2; Jazz Band 1-2; Madrigal 1- Yearbook Staff 4; Library Staff 4; Football 3; Chorus 1-3; Musical 1-2; Solo and Ensemble Brandy Danyuell Porter Homecoming Attendant 4; Communications 4; 1-3; Solo and Ensemble Accompianist 1-3; SCORES 4. 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Cheerleading 1-4; Madrigals 1-4; Pep Club 1- Darrin Wayne Tucker 4; Tennis 1-4; Chorus 1-2; Spanish Club 1; Amy Lynn Murray Puttin' On The Hits 3-4. Library Staff 1-4; Chem-Bi-Sci 1-3; Musical 1; Cheerleading 1-2,4; Softball 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Basketball Homecoming Queen 2; Prom Com­ Football Homecoming Attendant 1; Prom Danny Ray Vansickle, Jr. mittee 3; Computer Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Waitress 2; Madrigal 2,4; Chorus 2-4; Musical Spanish Club 1; Scholarship Team 1-2; In­ termural Basketball 1-4; Chem-Bi-Sci 1-3; 2; Computer Club 3; Library Staff 3-4; Bas­ Jason Andrew Shields Football 3. ketball Homecoming Attendant 3-4; Art Club Guidance Office Worker 1-2; Library Staff 2; 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Yearbook Staff4. Band Manager 3; SCJVS 3-4. Frederick Michael White Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Chem- Deborah Ann Newman Scott Edward Skinner Bi-Sci 1-3; Baseball 1; Solo and Ensemble 2-4; Latin Club 1; Cheerleader 1; Scholarship Golf 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Special Olympics Volunteer 2; Art Club 3-4; Team 1-4; Pep Club 1-2,4; Spanish Club 2-4; Basketball Captain 4; Newspaper Staff 1; Li- Flag Corps 2-4; Tennis 2-4; Musical 3-4; Cho- brary Staff 1.4; Scholarship Team 1; Chem- Communications 4; Computer Club 4; News­ rus 3; Basketball 4; Newspaper 4; Quiz Bowl Bi_Sci 1_3; Honor Roll M; Homecoming King paper Staff 4. 4; Communications 4; Guidance Office Worker 2; Baseball 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff Larry H. Whitt 4; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 4. 4; Physics Club 4. Patricia Ann Wise Jennifer Hope Pauley joshua Joseph Smith Color Guard 1; Color Guard Captain 2; Spanish Cheerleading 1-4; Cheerleading Captain 2; Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Tennis Club 1-2; Scholarship 1,3-4; Pep Club 1-4; Class President 1-2; Basketball Homecoming 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Scholarship Team 1; Computer Club 3; Musical 1; Library Stall 4; Queen 1; Madrigals 1-4; Madrigal Section Solo and Ensemble 1-2,4; Jazz Band 2; Mu- Newspaper Staff 4; Tutor 4; Communications Leader 3-4; Madrigal Dance Captain 2-4; Cho- sicai 2; Madrigals 3-4; Chem-Bi-Sci 3; News- 4 rus 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Scholarship Team paper Staff 4; Computer Club 4; Communi­ 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Musical 1-4; Honor Roll 1- cations 4; Percussion Captain 3; Day of 4, Tennis 1; Chem-Bi-Sci 1-3; HOBY Lead­ Marching Percussion Participant 2. ership Seminar Participant 2; Newspaper 2-4; Solo and Ensemble 2; Camp Enterprise 3; Sarah Louise Smith Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3- Softball 1-4; Band 1-3; Class Vice-President 2- 4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; Special 4; Chorus 2-4; Prom Committe 3; Computer Olympics Volunteer 3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Club 3; Office Worker 3; Football Homecoming Communications 4; 4.51 Scholar 3-4; Library Attendant 3; Pep Club President 4; Madrigals Staff 4. 4. Daniel Steven Pelfrey Michelle Lynn Sparks Honor Roll 1-4; Scholarship Team 1-4; 10th in Volleyball 2-4; Pep Club 1-4. District 1, Honorable Mention 2; Spanish Club 1-2; Chem-Bi-Sci 1-3; Science Fair 1-2,4; Best Tammatha Lynn Sparks \ Senior Directory <133^^ I

Cantrell, Tina 105. 109, 110 Dunham. Jennifer 2. 3. 16. 19. 44, 45. 52. Green. Amy 26. 74 Jenkins. Mitzi 17. 25. 31. 35. 80. 81. 82. 84. Carmichel. Scott 105 67. 69. 71, 72. 74, 76. 84, 92. 93, 94, 96. Green. Shawnda 20. 55. 93 87. 89. 90. 94. 95. 96 107. 109 Carter. Ben 20. 47 ^ Cribble, Christy 106 Jenkins, Natalie Carter, Bobby 25. 26. 35. 64. 76. 108 Dunham, Mike 3. 18. 47. 48. 49. 51. 52. Jenkins, Rick 107 53. 58. 64. 65. 67 92. 9< Carter, Brian 47. 107, 109 Jenkins, Scott 20,64 Dyer, Stacey 105 Carter, Emily Jenkins, Tracy 107 Carter, Michele 17. 76. 93. 95. 96 Johnson. Amanda Carter. Shawna 20. 86, 87. 92 Johnson, Amy 21. 23. 31 62. 90 Carter, Tom Johnson, Duane 105 Carter. Wendy Jones, Doug 104 29. 80, 87. 89 i Carver, David Jones, Ian Cave. Carlton Jones, Randa 80. 105 Chamberlin. Craig Adams, Jerry Chamberlin. Jenny 9. 29. 35. 44, 45. 62, 78. 93 Adkins, Joni Chamberlin. Jessica 7, 20. 23, 44, 45. 74, Agee, Ronnie 80. 101, 103, 105, 107 78. 93 Allard, April 20. 22. 23, 54. 55, 67. 69. 74. 77, 93. 95. 99 Chamberlin. Ryan 7, 29, 30, 56, 60. 62, 84 104 Chamberlin. Stacey 20. 24. 62. 93 Arthur, Billy 56. 76 Arthur, Mary Lou 104 Chambliss. Chris 105. 108 Chapman. Nikla 107 Hackman, Marya 17, 19, 68, 69. 70, Artis. Mike 26. 38. 64. 74. 80. Ill Edwards. Matt . 17,31,74.80.81.82.96 71. 74. 75. 76. 78. 90, 94. 95. 96. 99 Cochran. Jason 105, 107 Ehrhart, Bridget 20, 79, 84, 93 Halcomb, Angie Collier. Dale ...... 26 Ellesesser, Allison 80, 109 Hale. Mike Collins, Joe 26. 62. 84. 85. 87. 89 EUsesser, Allison 107 Hale. Nikki Collins, Mike 104 Elrod. Kristin 20 HalJ, Brandon Combs, Tabatha 105 Elrod, Stephanie 29 Hammer. Jaime 25. 26. 35 Conley, Amanda 26 Ervin, Misty 107 Hammer, Jamie 55. 76 Conley, Betty . 33 Escamilla, Jacob 105 Hammer, Matt 102, 104 Conley, Jason----- 20 Esham. Sam 25, 33 Hammrick. Micah 38. 39. 60. Ill Keibler, Amanda Conley, Kristi 26,61,93 Estepp, Rick c- Haney. Dan 20, 47, 51, 93 Kenard. Jared Conn, Adam 107, 108, 109 Evans, Carrie 29. 30. 38, 39, 55, 62, 76, Haney, Dave 20 Kennard. Adam Conn, Candy . 26. 27. 61. 76. 93 84.93,111 Harding, Phillip 80. 103. 107 Kennison. Joey Cook. Leslie 29. 55. 61. 84. 86 Evans, Jenny 2. 16. 17. 18. 69. 74. 76. 77. Harr Melissa 107, 109 Keranara, Adam Cooper, Judy ...... 105 83. 84. 86. 87. 88, 90. 93. 94. 99 Hartley. Steven 58, 60. 104, 106 Ketter, Aimee 29. 38. 76. 80. 84. 93. Ill Cooper, Mary Jean 69. 72. 96. 99 Evans. Keri Hayden, Debbie 55. 92. 93 Ketter, Jeremy 104 Cooper, Tawana Hayden. Robbie 58. 60. 107 Ketter, Matt 104 Bates. Chad 17. 18. 46. 47. 48. 76. 93. Coriell. Debbie Hayward, Roger 8. 9. 26 Kincel, Jason 21 96 Coriel], John Haywood. Marjorie 20 17. 41. 55. 97 Bales, Stacy 107 Coriell, Mr ...... King, Amber Haywood, Stacy 104. no 29 Belcher. Danny 20 Coriell. Mrs King, Bruce Heineman, Shannon 44. 45. 62. 74. Belville, Mark 29 Coriel], Ryan King, James 21 95 Bennet, Karen 109 Cottle, Amy 20. 93 King. Jamie 105. 109. no Hendricks, Pat 33 Bentley, Amanda 107. 110 Crabtree, Amy . 107. 109 King, Shawn .... 104 Henry. Ken 25, 33. 35. 82 i Bihl. Man 20. 23. 31. 47. 62. 69. 74. 75. Craft. Chris ...... 104. 110 King, Tami 19,70.84.113 76. 93. 99 Hensley. T R 105. 108 Craft, David 10' King, Tom 27. 73. 101 Billings, Mandy . 29. 44. 45, 52, 61, 63, Hess. Joy 20 Craft, Mike 29. 60, 64. 76 Kinnison. Wendi 27 92 Hieneman, Shannon 20, 22, 77. 92. Craft, Roger...... 107 Kirsch, Jay 80. 104 Billiler. Jarod 104 93 Craft, Scott ...... 107 Kirsh, Shannon Bise, Heather 20. 84 Holbrook, Dustin 104 Crager, LaDusta 107, 110 Blankenship. Tammy 26. 55 Holdren, Amanda 103. 104 Craig, Jell 104 Blevins. Bennie 26. 28 Holdren, Lottie Craig, Julie ...... 107. 109 Fannin. Derek Blevins, Missy 8. 20 Holland. Bill Craig. Nikki...... 105 Fannin, Mike Boggs, Alicia 104 Holland. Todd 47. 52. 58. 60. 64 Craig, Tuesday ... 26. 52. 55. 61. 73. 76 Fannin, Wendi 6. 26, 27. 62. 90. 93 Boggs, Chris 107, 108, 109 Holmes, Jell 20. 90 Crum. Jeff ...... 33 75 Fitzgerald, Marty 105 Boggs. Joey 29.60.62,76 Hopkins. Rick 33. 58. 59. 101 Cummins, Mekea 107 Fitzgerald, Rex 26 Bolton. Helen 33. 66. 90 Horsley, Eric Cyrus, Jared 105 Flannery, Joey 104 Bond. Jimmy 47. 48 Horsley, Jell Cyrus, Mica 20. 22. 41. 80. 93, 95 Forshey, Aimee 80. 105, 110 Bond. Jodi 29. 52. 61, 63, 93 Howard, Bobby . "orshey, Jasie 107, 108 Bond. Stacey 2. 3. 6. 7. 16. 18. 38. 39. Howard, Mary . 107, 110 Fout, John . 104 44. 46, 47. 48. 49. 51. 53. 64. 66. 78, Howard, Misty 29. 52. 61 Freeh. Arlo 26. 84. 87. 89 79. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90, 91. 93, Howard, Scott 96. Ill Hulferd. Mistry Bonzo, Keoecca 20. 22. 23. 24, 80 Hughes, Heather Bradford, David 46. 47. 48. 49. 51. 77 Humble, Tom 104 Laack, James 29. 30. 73. 100 Broughton. Billy Humfleet, Chris 107 Larson, William 50 Broughton. George Hunter, Leah 27. 73. 74, 76. 84. 87 Lawrence, Michelle 41. 87. 90. 92. 93. 94 Broughton. James Hutchinson, Chris 2. 6. 7. 8. 18. 53. Lee, Gary 47 Brown, Candy 58. 62. 66. 90. 92. 93. 96 Leesburg, Lynns ay 90. 107. 108, 109 Brown, Erica 80. 105, 110 Lehn, Eric 29. 60. 64. 90 Buffinger, Laura 41. 80. 81 Lewis, Kristi 104 Bulfington, Laura Lewis, Nichelle 29. 55, 62. 76. 84. 93 Bundy. Missy Lewis, Phillip 3. 8. 29. 56. 60. 76. 84 Burnham, Shawn Lewis. Sarah 25. 27. 35. 74. 76. 84. 87. 89. Bussell. Garnet 76. 113 Davis, Bretl v. Davis. Darryl 33. 47. 49. 51 Lindamood, Brandon 53. 64 Davis, Josh 29. 30, 47, 64 Lindamood, Krista 40. 53. 96 Davis, Katrina 25. 35, 63. 80. 81. 82. 87, 89. 90. 93 Linkous. Jim 29 Davis, Kellie 17. 53. 63. 77, 93 Gallion. Melissa 29. 52. 55. 61. 63 Lippse, Trina 104 DeCamp, Dennis . 33 Galloway, Stacey . Little, John 33. 50. 101 Dempsey, Guy 24. 41, 42. 46. 47. 48. 51. Gambill. Jimmy Little, Stella 104 66. 77. 79. 84. 87. 89. 93. 96 Gampp. Beth 4. 5. 8. 19. 44. 45. 52. 62, Lloyd. Micheal 105 Dingess, Eric 20. 40 67, 90. 92. 93. 94. 96 Logan. Bruce 33 Dingess, Jessica 6,8.17.40.63,78.93,96 Gampp. Stephen 8,9.20.21.52.58.59. ^ ^ Loop, JR. 29. 66 Dingess, Malt 107. 110 Lowery. Chns 21. 46. 47. 51. 58, 62. 74. 77. James, Jason Dodds. Keli 8. 20. 22. 23. 52, 55. 61. 63. Gee, Adam 29. 80. 81. 82 90 20. 67. 69. 74. 75. 76, 69, 74, 90. 93. 99 Gee, Jeremy 29, 93 J«emy Lowery, Jason . 3. 24. 38. 39. 47. 48. 51. 77. Dorst, Vanessa 55 Gee, Katie ___ 103. 104 91.93.97. Ill Jayne, Brandy ... 80, 107 Douglas. April J04 Gentil, Roger 29 Lunsford, Aaron ...... 21 20 Jayne, Randy...... 107, 108 Dryden. Toby 29. 80. 81 Giles. Lisa Caldwell, Dusty 29. 52. 61 Jenkins, Justin .. 7, 8, 16, 18, 23, 50, 26. 27. 44. 45. 73. 74. 76, Dubois, Angela 26 Gilliland, Keri 53, 56, 57. 64. 65. 71, 74. 75. 76. 90. Campbell, Mike 29. 47. 66 84, 93 Dubois, Nancy 26 93. 94, 96, 97 Cantrell. B J 26. 47. 79. 80. 84. 85. 87. Gilliland. Todd 104 88. 89 Duclcson, Alan 29 Jenkins, Mandy 38, 39. 100, 107, Gonzales, Alan 29 109. Ill Cantrell, Chrissy . . 82 Dunham, Dick Gonzales, Beth . 105

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II Ramey, Jonl 30. 45. 62. 80. 93 Stidham, Claude 22 Wells. Paula Ramey, Lisa 21.93 Stillwell, Beverly 8, 9. 17, 18, 19, 53, Welton, Mike Ramsey, Josh 105, 110 54, 55, 62. 70. 87, 89. 90. 93. 94. 95. 96 Westendorl, Amy Rawlins, Josh 105, 109 Stillwell. J C 21.22,31.50. 56. 58.59. White, Mike 3. 6. 8. 17. 23. 24. 31. 41. Raynard. Amanda 80, 103, 104. 110 62. 77. 90 30. 81. 82. 90. 95 Raynard. Angle 21. 22. 74. 77. 93. 95 Stiltner, Chad 30 Whitely. Buck 58 Raynard, Matt 30,62 Stiltner, Daniel 22 Whitt. Gary 3. 28. 92 Reed, Chris 107 Stiltner, Eddie 108 Whitt, Jason 22. 64. 74. 80 Reed, Tisha 106 Stiltner, Eric 47. 106 Williams, Janet Reisenbeck. Jason 80, 95 Stiltner. Jay 107 Williams. Jenniler Riddlebarger, Tina 21 Stiltner, ReAnn106 Williams, Leslie Riepenholl, Brian 30 Stiltner, Willie 47 Williams. Stephanie Rlesenbeck. Jason 17. 80. 81. 82. 96 James 28 Wilson. AprilStout. Mabry. Brandi 107, 110 Naplerkowskl. Shirley 33 Rlsner, Eric 106 Stout. Jason 104. 110 Wilson, Chuck MacDonald, Laura 27 Nell, Mary Jo . 6. 21. 55 MacGahan. Crystal 105 Robbins, Kerl 21. 80Stout, Jerry 30 Wilson, Tanya Nell, Tom 105 28 Mallei!. Miss 76 Robbins, Stacey 30. 41. 80. 84. 87 Strehl, Faith . Winkler. Amy Newman. Debby 17. 23. 38. 52, 61, 62 104. 110 Marsh, Brian 29. 60. 76 71. 75. 76. 87. 89, 93. 95. Ill Robbins, Troy 27 Sturgeon, Cejay Winters. Lynn Marsh, Chris . 27. 62. 76. 80, 84, 87. 88 Noel. Ben Marsh. Shannon 21,22. 63. 74. 77. 93. Noel. Billie 95 Nowosielskl, Barbara Marsh. Tim 21 Marlin. Dave 33. 35. 50. 56. 90 Martin. David 6. 7. 21. 22. 24. 31. 47. 84. 90, 91 Martin. Jennifer 27. 63. 72, 74. 76. 80. 84. 87 Marlin. Shellie 21, 41. 74. 80. 93. 95 Masters, Liz 7. 33. 94 Mathews, Shawn 21 Mays, Brian 27. 64 McCall. Mike . . 104 McCann. Bridget 105. 109 McCann, Shauna 107 McClintic. Casey 107. 108 McClurg, Julie 29 21 McClurg, Philip 0 Connor. Amanda 80. 107 McCormick. Donald 105 Tackett. Debbie Ober, Billy 3 Schisler, Stacey 106. 108. 109 76. 93 Tackett. Jenniler 19. 38. 39. 69. 70. 74. McDonald. Laura Odle, Heather 38. 105, 108. 109, 111 Scurlock. Robyn 3. 6. 19. 44. 45. 52, 62. 27 76. 78. 95. 97. 99. Ill McGinnis. Jess Odle, Rick 33,35.64.65.66 77. 90. 93. 94, 96 29 Setters. Deidre 32 Tetzlall, Ted 104. 110 McGlone, Tom Odle, Sandy 33 Thompson, Ed 6. 47 Yates, Craig McGraw. Barry 29, 30, 39. 58, 59. 60, Ogg, Chasity 107 Sexton, Angel 107 64. 65, 76. 90. Ill Tucker, Darrin Wayne 16 Yerardi, Chns 104. 110 Ogg. Shana 30, 43. 44, 45. 62. 84. 93 Sexton, Angie 30. 80. 92 McGraw. Kristie 29. 52. 61 Turner. Kristie 107. 108 Young. Rachel 22. 87. 95 Oliver, Joe 104. 106 Sexton, Dennis 27. 80, 84. 87 McGraw. Matt 27. 38. 52. 58. 59. 74. Sherman. Josh 106. 109 76. 90, 91 Oliver, Josh 105 Osborne, Heather Sherman. Missy 29. 30. 76. 80. 84. 87. McGraw, Randy 105. 108 107 89. 93 Otworth. Somer McKenzie. Ann 33. 50 105. 109 Shields, Myra 34. 112 Meadows. Andy . . 106. 107. 108, 109 Shumway. Chris 21. 23. 62. 67. 68. 69. Meadows. David 3. 27 74. 75. 84. 89. 93. 99 Meadows, James 80. 81. 105. 110 Simms, Brandy 27. 28. 87. 112 Meadows, Jason 21. 84. 87 Simon, Bobbie 113 Meadows. Roger 105 Simon. Lora 104, 110 Meadows, Scott 6. 26. 27. 47. 74. 76. 93 Sissler, Steve 104 Mercer, William 27 Skeens, Stephen 7. 22. 46. 47. 51. 62, Messer, Andy 104 74. 90 Messer, Heidi 19. 67. 69 Skinner. Scott 18. 19. 38. 42. 50. 52. 53. 27. 93 56. 58. 59. 60. 64. 65. 67. 69. 72. 76. Messer, Jodi 77. 90, 93. 94. 99 105 Messer, Monte Smith, Andy 104. 106 Miller, Dave ...... 33. 47. 61 Vansickle, Dan Smith, Bruce 30 Miller. Lindsay 105. 108. 109. 110 Vaughn. Jodi Smith, Chris 30 27 Miller. Terry ...... Smith. Janice 34 Mitchell. Richard 21. 47. 92 Pack, Jimmy Smith. Jason 106 27. 93 Mitchell. Rosie . Pack, Roger Smith. Jim 7. 34. 35. 67,71, 109. 112 Mohn. Rachel .. 104 Pauley, Jenniler 17, 19, 44, 45, 52, 68, Smith. Josh 9.16.17.27.38.80.81.82. Monroe, Barbie 7. 21. 24. 54. 55, 74. 93 69. 71, 72. 74. 77, 84. 85. 86, 87. 88. 90. 97. Ill Monroe. Brian 29. 30. 47. 60. 84 90. 93. 94. 95. 99 Smith, Sarah 6. 16. 30. 63. 93 Monroe. Bully 55. 105, 109 Payne, Dennis 107 Smith, Stephanie 28. 55. 74. 76 Montgomery, Marc 29 Peirce, Michelle 21. 93 Smith, Susie Montgomery, Matt 29 Pellrey, Daniel 17. 67, 69. 74. 75. 76. Sowards, Anthony Montgomery, Ryan . 21. 79, 101 90. 94. 95. 96 97. 99 Sowards, Jenny 28. 74. 76. 80. 84. 93. Moore, Glnny 105 Penix, Gail 30. 80. 81 Mosley, Dean . 21 Penix, Susan 80. 107 Sowards. Vernon Mott. John 21. 47. 84. 90. 93 Peterson, Dawn 107 Sparks, Marvy Mougey. Missy . . 90. 93, 97 Peterson, Francis 34. 106 Sparks, Michelle 41. 55. 93 Mowery, Benji 107 Petrie, Jim Bob 74 Sparks, Rick 30 Waddell, Jason Mowery, Miranda . 21. 22. 80. 81. 95 Pick, Carrie 27, 55 Sparks, Steve 22. 69. 71. 74. 75. 76. 99 Waddell. Jessie 28. 45. 74. 76. 92. 93 27, 28 Pickleslmer, Brian 107 Moyes. Stephanie . Sparks, Tammy 38. 39. Ill Waggoner, J. J. . 28 Munion. Amanda 104. 110 Pierce, Michelle 41. 74. 80. 93. 95 Sparks, Ty 107. 108. 109 Wagoner. Chris 107 Murray, Adam 105 Pierce, Mindy 104 Spears, Tom 34 Walbum. Billy . 106, 109 Murray, Amy 3, 6, 17, 41, 44, 45. 52, Pollard, Mark 104. 110 Spicer. Lisa...... 103. 104 Walbum, Jelfery 104 53. 61. 63. 84. 85. 90. 93. 94. 95 Spinski, Tristan ...... 103. 106 Walk, Ammy 106 27, 28 Murray, April Spradlin, Cheryl 22 Walker, Karen 34 27, 47. 64 Musser, David Spradlin, Pat...... 34. 67. 72. 95 Walker. Rick 104 29. 61. 76 Musser, Tracy Spriggs. Tracy 28. 80 Walker. Tom 2. 25. 35. 50. 70. 72. 95 Stanley. Amy 22. 106 Walters. Matt 28. 47. 64. 74 Stanley, Joe...... 22. 64. 77 Walters, Michelle 107 Stanley, Karl...... 106 Walters. T J. 22. 47. 64 Stapelton, Debbie . 62. 93 Ward. Amy . 28. 100 Stapleton. Angie 106. 108. 109 Ward, Penny 30 Stapleton. Debbie . 3.8,30,45 Webb, Amanda . 104 Steel, Mike ...... 30 Webb. Rusty 47 Steele. Wendy ...... 28 Welch. Lowell 47. 64 Stidham. 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135 As our senior year began, there were mixed emotions about graduation. Some of us couldn't stand the thought of leaving, while others couldn't wait to get away. Our "Whatever It Takes" theme started out as a focus for our football team, but now represents much more than that. As the year went quickly by, many special events began to symbolize our year as seniors at Portsmouth East High School. Our football team reached legendary status by winning the S.O.C., and becoming the first Tartan team to attend a state play-off game. But that was only the beginning! The Quizbowl team and basketball team continued the Tartan S.O.C. winning streak, followed by a very successful baseball season. Each and every student who wished to represent our school put his or her best effort into a certain field, and regardless of the hard work and practice necessary, did "whatever it takes" to succeed. Adamj, Jer The months went by and we began to realize how close we had all become. Our class is a very special one who has seen Adkins, Joi A gw, Ronr both glorious and tramatic times. This year, our class of '92 was faced with the decision of having graduation at Shawnee Allard. Apt State University or having it at East. With the help of the Junior class, we insured that graduation will be held at East Arthur. Bil until at least 1993. Arthur. Mo Artis. Mike Despite stricter rule enforcement and adapting to new teachers and a new principal, we made this another successful year. Some people never experience the kind of friendship and love that we have here at East, and because of the wonderful \ memories, we feel privileged to call ourselves 1992 graduates of Portsmouth East High School. Jennifer Dunham : Co-Editor Daniel Pelfrey: Co-Editor

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BOuu. Bond. Jim Bond. Jodi Bond. Star 44 79 Bonzo. He Bradford. Broughton Broughton Broughton Brown. C< Brown. Ei Buffinger. The 1992 Tartan SPIRIT yearbook was printed by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. There were 185 copies printed and sold. The book Buiiington measures 7 3/4 by 10 1/2, contains 136 pages, 16 in full color, and sold for $ 23.00 a copy. The cover features a special silkscreen and hot foil on blue Bundy. M Burnham, 044. Applied color is black with prism foil. Headlines are in Times Roman Bold Italic. Subheads are in Geneva Condensed Bold. Body copy and captions Bussell. G are in Pyramid Condensed Bold. Paper is 80# enamel and the book is smyth sown. We would like to thank our sales representative Alan Swank for his assistance. We would like to thank the following for the additional photographs: Ms. Liz Masters, Mrs. Frances Peterson, Mr. Mike Welton, Mrs. Pat Spradlin, Mr. Wendell Skinner, the Daily Times and the Community Common. We would \ also like to thank Mrs. Spradlin and the Art Department for their contributions. We also appreciate the cooperation of many of the faculty and the patience of Mr. Walker who understood when we needed to be excused from class to work extra periods to meet deadlines. It's been quite a year! Jennifer Dunham, Daniel Pelfrey, CO-EDITORS SENIORS: Jennifer Pauley, Heidi Messer CLASSES, FACULTY: Marya Hackman, Beverly Stillwell SPORTS: Justin Jenkins, Scott Skinner MIDDLE SCHOOL: Michelle Lawrence, Amy Murray STUDENT LIFE, ACADEMICS: Jenny Evans, Robyn Scurlock, Beth Gampp, Mitzi Jenkins ADS: Jennifer Dunham, Daniel Pelfrey Caldwell. COMPUTER: Dan Pelfrey, Ms. Masters Campbell. Cantrell. FACULTY ADVISER: Ms. Liz Masters

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