Mentor High School - Cardinal Notes Yearbook (Mentor, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1987 volume:

INTRODUCTION 2 SENIORS 14 JUNIORS 60 SOPHOMORES 82 HONORS 106 ACTIVITIES 128 SPORTS 162 FACULTY 192 ADVERTISING 212 CONCLUSION 224 Being a Mentor High School student means doing your own thing, no matter if it's by yourself or with your friends. Every student has his or her own personality, but what makes memories is the combination of each individual. This year your memories won't be lost. For with pictures and words we will show you how M.H.S. students are not only committed to academic excellence and stepping up in the world, but they are also dedicated to stepping out and having fun. This yearbook will try to capture the memories without missing a step!! 3 Top Center: Homecoming Court members huddle together during the game. Go Cards! Left Middle: Sital and Kelly work to create a marvelous art project. Left Corner: Academic Decathlon advisor, Mr. Glaros, prepares work for this years team. Bottom Middle: Cindy Morris takes dancing lessons from an ol pro. Bottom Center: Two plus two is four, right? 4 UP TO MENTOR HIGH! Top Left: Band members enthusiastically practice for Friday 's BIG game!! Left Middle: Kim Briggs studies for her classes, yet she has time to pose for a yearbook photographer. Right Middle: Annette and Greg enjoy the 1986-87 'Mad About You-Cardinals'Homecoming dance. 6 Bottom Right: Kathy, Who or What is crawling up your back??? Bottom Middle: I said, 'GET UP'!! Bottom Left: John and Mike act up, as usual, in computer class. Top Left: Busy drama club members rehearse for Mentor High 's World Premiere fall musical. Funky Winkerbean's Homecoming. Middle: Jeff Sharp sits in art class, just resting his eyes. Bottom Right: Junior, Diana Wetzel, says, Pucker up and give me a kiss!” 7 When asked what he liked best about Mentor High School students, Mr. Ken Kary replied: ... the diversity of the school's population. With such a large student body instructors are provided with a very challenging environment. 9 MEMORIES ARE FOUND IN THE LITTLE THINGS . . . e found memories we can treasure in our classroom activities, in the cafeteria, and on the playing fields. Wherever we go from here, there will be more happy memories, for we will develop the joy experienced in our high school days and use it to further enrich our lives. Top: Talking about daises . . . Middle Left: Helpful teachers . . . Middle Right: Just tooting your hom . . Bottom: Studying fine arts . . . 10 Seniors, this was our year!! We have struggled through many years waiting for this moment. We wondered what it was going to feel like and it feels GREAT!! Three years at M.H.S. have resulted in a terrific ending. We've had Pumpkin Babies thanks to Diane Mastrobuono and Linda Ratino. (Top Left). Events like Homecoming made lifetime friends; just look at Susie Snyder and Beth Pohto, members of 1986-87 Homecoming Court. (Middle Right). The Senior Citizens dance was a huge success; can’t you tell by the smiling faces of Mindy Hudak, Lyle Pepin and friends? (Bottom Right). Physics Concepts classes performed various experiments throughout the year; seniors (Bottom Left) help do it right. And Anally, the one place that we called our own, the place where we met our friends, talked about the weekend and ate lunch: Senior Court. One happy group was delighted to pose for a quick shot. (Middle Left). X These first few pages, while being for the entire school, are dedicated to the Senior Class of 1987. Congratulations Seniors, you really are stepping up in the world in addition to stepping out at each Homecoming, Prom, football game, and school event. That is exactly what this book is all about STEPPING Up anj STEPPING OUT!! 12 Top Left: The Lunch Room Group 1 pauses for a moment of brief reflection. Right Corner: Rupunzel, Rupunzel, Let down your hair. Middle Left: Dawn Hill and company at the 1986 Senior Citizens dance. Middle Right: Lunch Room Group 2plays with each others noses and fingers: sounds like fun to me!! Bottom Right: Brian knows about intense concentration. Bottom Left: She looks so innocent, but wait until she wakes up!! 13 Tom Abate Keven Albrecht Carol Arbaugh I can't wait to see you on Halloween, Jeff. Michael Baker Charles Ball William Balogh Mary Ann Abromins Dave Adams Douglas Adams David Adkins Opal Amathyakul John Amato Phillip Anderson Manbcth Andrascik Jeanna Armbrust Tricia Armstrong Scott Ashton Leonard Augustine Stacey Babich Amy Babic Tony Bailey Christine Barak Dean Becker Cheryl BeinharJt Jaiqueline Bell ante Sherri Bencin Brm Ben way Jeffrey Baron Gary Barks Vincent Bauerle Noelk Baxter Mark Barron eftre i BeJnar Tom Beck Anthony Beck Michael Bean Michael Beal Tim Bernot Thomas Bertosa Katherine BidJulph Kim Bilinsk Raymond Biondi Caroline Boros Timothy Bosworth Keith Boucher MIf Barf Jeffrey Black Stcfanie Lima and Nancy Pari a Derrick Black more Ron Blank Anita Blankenship Patricia Blevins JeB Blewetr Lisa Bogen John Barnett Abbte Bole William Boothe Nicole Boris I Alicia Brandt Jeff Brooks Jessica Britton Annerra Brocious Jim Brown Lisa Brown Danielle Brown Catherine Brown Robert Broscheid Marcey Brumagin Andrea Browning Tim Brown Richard Brown Michelle Brown John Buckley Joe! Buckant James Buchal Melissa Burkett Kimberly Bukys 2 Renee Hums Doue Hunt I tte Lunch Hunch Murk Burial Kelly Callafih Joseph Cammo Christopher Campbell Davnl Cannon Renee Campbell Derek Capretta John Carnes Christopher Cardina Melissa Carr Kelly Carlson David Carroll Donald Carroll Bart Carter Cynthia Carthen Teresa Carthen Laura Caruso Fabiana Castillo Amy Chelin Gina Cacaldo Ronald ChannelI Matthew Clark Ralph Chernik Michelle Coey Eric Clason Russell Conley John Connell Maria Conley Alison Doolittle Coletta Cook Bart Cooke Christopher C x k Kevin Connors David Conway Monica Cool Ann Cornelius Linda Cornwell Dennis Courtot Daniel Coughlin Michael Crtalic Ronald Cseh Bill Cummings Jason Dadanre VkLi Dallas Dawn Darling Catherine Davis Valori Davis Christopher Dawstm Jeffrey DeMell Sandra Dehban Dana Debernardi Benjamin Delaplane John DeMarco Christopher Delabar Donald DeIZoppo Michael Dekotch Debra Dielman Thomas DiBiase Charles DeVauphn Craig Desotell Christopher Detota Lisa Dimberio Melanie Dille Victoria Dixon Stefanie Lima and Becky Hamilton Joan Dinunzio Ron Dorsey Alison Doolittle Renee Dominish Melissa Donald Jeff Dobrowolski 2 Mark Doughs Cherie Downey Diana Downing Kelly Doyle Richard Dugg Sand I Duka Christine Dupont Janet Ebert Mark Edmonds Gail Estep Christina Ehrman Jeffrey Elly Kevin Emrisko Todd Engel Julie Esper Melanie Fagert Ronald Evitts Jay Everall Mike Farrell Stephen Farley Bill Golden and Erin Ben way Thomas Fimiani Russell Fleckenstem Mark Fleischhauer Dennis Fleming Oscar Flynn Cheryl Fogel Ron Ford ndy Frakes Michelle Franks Patrick Fransko Allan Frantz Troy Frazier Thomas Ferguson Lisa Ferrante Sue Kast and Amy Huss Michael Ferrebee Eric Ferterman Beth French Michelle Fretter Kevin Fulmer Michelle Gainer Lisa Galayda Laura Galovic Samantha Gamber Joe Gerlosky Sharon Gibbs Michael Gilbert Roxanne Gilrearh Diane Gindlesperger Jennifer Goebel Bill Golden Edward Golob Alice Goodnight Angela Goodwill James Gorman Dave Graczyk John Granchi Charles Gray Joel Buckantz and Michelle Hoover David Griffith Tammy Guthrie Pamela Gress Lorraine Grif Esther Halden Aaron Haeh Daniel Haines Angela Halerz MIH'QfW C Michele Hamilton Joseph Halltn Julunne Hammink Mark Harbath Becky Hamilt Kim studies hard. Bryan Harman Richard Hare Brian Harnak Laurie Harpster Wendy Harris Carol Hartsfield Maria Hauser Rebecca Hayden Richard Hart Jennifer Hemlein Scott Helblm$ Chuck Heiden Valerie Harrard Tammy Hebner Patsy Henderson Dawn Hill Kathleen Henderson John Higgins Michelle Hellreigel David Hollendersky Richard Holly field Lisa Hollman Mark Hoegler Michelle Hoover Joe Horos ko Janet Hohhaeusser Lori Holmes Lora Holmecki Laura Horvath Lynda Horvath Greg Horvath Theresa Householder Stephan Hotz Barbara Hotchkiss Christopher Howell James Hrihar Mindy Hudak Anne Hughes Lana llkamch Sherri Jahlonsk i 7 had nothin left to wear Eric Jackett Ginger Jackson Nancy Jackson Mark Jacquemam Dawn Jafelice Jackie Jasko Mike Jeffery Dawn Jeffries Christine Jelen Cindi Jenkins Kris Johnson Ten Jennuleson Julie Jennings Randy Jernejck Holly Jones Anita Jonas Luke Johnson Cynthia Johnson tones Debbie Kaleal Stephen Kadas Robert Jure ago Raymond Jurcago Keith Jones Caryn Kara ffa Susan Kast Cynthia Kehler Tiffany Whalley Nancy Kasrian Kimberly Keller Kimberly Kershaw Jennifer Kidd Thomas Kidd Heather Kilboum F.sther Kim Wayne Kintr John Kirchenbauer Deborah Kline Kevin Knaack Renee Knauf Mark Kni e Robert Knowles Gref; Kobza Samara Koerlin Paul Koerwit Michelle Kolenc Michael Kondelik Daniel Kostncrl Kelley Kotonski Theodore Kozenko Wayne Kraus Kelly Krebs Lisa Kubu Jennifer Kruper Dawn Krince Christina Lamp Jerome Lacorte Arthur Laperstedt Carol Kuret Dawn Kunes ljurie Lapmskas Beth l rned Kimberly Lane Diana Landen Salvatore Lazzaro Karen Layhew Paul Lavrich Sheri l uderback Kerry Larson Diana Lee James Ixchner F.dward Lebreton Shelley Lebowitz Julia Leet David Lein weber Denise Lein weber Phillip Lemay Robert Lemm Andrew Lesah Fritz Leutz Gregory Lewis Tina Lewis Scott Light Lisa Lillash Raymond Lillback Julie Shannon l.mu Stefame Lima Cynthia Link Andy Lino Jill Lockom Joseph Loethen David Lohr John Lorince Debora Lowther Michelle Lucek Lori Luck Carolyn Lunder Brian Madill Tammy Mat’ll! Far! Mahoney Aneen Maniar f ian Gregory Marinic James Marirek Kenneth Marsalis Deborah Marshall Terence Marthe Theresa Martone Anthony Martucci Ronald Masai Robert Mason Diane Mastrobuono Jacquelin Lung Donna Lynn Teresa Lynn Keith MacDonald Linda Mackey Kristine Mastrodonato Linda Maul Paul Maxwell Kerri Maynard Tim Maynard Michelle Ml Brule Faith McCallum Lon McCloskey whit seniors do to avoid boredom Kirk McConnor Kenneth McCracken April McF.ltoy Mary McFadden Michele McGee David Me Hu eh Michael McKay Joe Megyesi Douglas Mekinda Randall Mellon Mark Mellott Steven Metier Robert Mendenall Robert Mercer Michael Mil ale Frank Michalski Andrew Milan Joe! Miller Scott Monte Pit Minotti Gregory Mononen Michelle Miller Laura Miller Jill Morris Dustin Morris Susan Morris Keith Moriarity Cindi Morris Michael Morrison Thomas Morris Dawn Munns Jerome Moyers The Three Musketeers Esther Nicholson Mark Myllykoski Carol Musgrave Christopher Noonan Dawn Norman Steven Novak Steven Novak John O'Connor Thomas Oehlenschlager Brian Nunes Albert Oliver Melissa Oltmanns Tammy Omersa Laurie Opp Amy Or find Cynthia Osborne Lisa Osborne Michael Osborne Patrick Owens Michael Pace Dan Pachinper Lisa Palcho Jennifer Panzarella Michael Petro Craig Petti Michael Pettit James Pfeil Brian Phillis Brian Piscalko Mark Podbesek Amy Pogacnik Andrew Piehl Vicki Pierce Dorothy Peters Geoffrey Peters Nancy Peters Ed Peterson David Petina Beth Pohro Kim Pollack Janice Posey Christine Powell Russ Powell Michele Proudfot Laura Pozun Renee Prescott Doreen Prib Kimberlee Prezttk Stephen Pular Patrick Prunty Are you taking my picture. Robin Ragley Daniel Quiggle Walter Rankin Jeff Randolph Kimberly Rankin Denise Raktch Daniel Randall Kathleen Reed Michael Rattray Linda Ratino Timothy Rapp Cynthia Re kowski Anthony Rendi Colleen Reynolds Alfredo Ricci FELITZ CUMPLF.ANOS! (HAPPY BIRTHDAY) Jody Richards Maria Rippel James Robb Sharon Ritko Amy Roberts Ronald Rodick Chris Rogaliner Jill Rosenberg Ami Roediger Kris Rositano Scott Rositano Jocikr Scalro Jerri Scarlett Karen Schaab Christine Schml Erin Benwaj, Janet Ross Michael Ross Alan Rosu Joseph Rozick Debbie Rullo Jennifer Rush Sarah Rush Cheryl Russell Tammy Ryder Laura Sabitsch Joseph Salerno Stephen Salerno Joe Samac Robert Sarkauskas Darin Sarna Diana Schadenlroh • Brian Schetterer Steven Schumacher Ronald Schussler David Schwartz Dennis Schwartz Lori Schwartz Tompkins Shaw Edward Sciarrino Rosemary Seidel Anish Shah Tina Sham bach Jacquelin Seleman Jeffrey Sharp Randolph Sheets Angela Sherman Steve Melzer and Cathy Brown Ann Shields Carol Sherman Holley Sielaff Brian Shields David Shilling: Robert Simenc Gary Skidmore Joseph Slansky Cybele Smith Tina Smith Diedre Smoley Robert Slansky Steven Slapnicker Shawn Spnnper Susan Snyder Robert Solinski Kristina Sprt. Paul Stevenson Joseph Stack Suzanne Stadler Kara Sr a fiord Anthony Stave Vicki Stampe James Stare Kelly Stemfurth Kimberly Stepanek Kimberly Steven Tamara Stevens Karen Stevenson Kris Cherney Bridpette Stewart Dunnda Stoddard Kathleen Stoneman Thomas Storm Laura Stout Gregory St rasset Paul Stropko Fmil Symister Cary Sxymctak Almino Taddeo Ann Taylor Gma Tavokttt Jay Strukel Kathryn Strvna Mike■ Heart Karen Sturm Kenneth Strump Charles Suunran Glenn Stupak Cynthia Sul er Larry Sward Gregory Summers Kim Svegcl Donna Switala Christopher Swanson Joel, in the library ! With books Timothy Tekavac Barbara Tepley Shannon Tieben Christopher Tierno Katrina Tomanc Kimberly Toncar Raymond Tonti Tim Torchik Angela Torres Howard Traub Marinda Taylor Michael Teare Leonard Trem Brendon Tripodo Kimberly Turkall Frank Tyneski Denise Uchelvich Michelle rI rich Shawn Van Scoyoc Sandra Vanschie Robert Van Kirk Patricia Vay Todd Victor Dennis Vidmar George Vojrush Lisa Voleski Sheryl Walheck James Waddell Jeffrey Wagner Michele Wagner Brooke Vrcan Bryan Walker Brenda Ward Robert Ward The art of making sports' signs. Mil Theodore Webster Bonita Weddle All dressed up and no place to eo Brenda West Doughs West Tiffany Wha!ley Lora Westerdahl James Wetzel Gina White Christine Wiersch Loretta Widmar Susan Williams Jerne Wilhelm Trie W illiamson Timothy Wilson Kirk Wilson Lisa Winland Si ott i Winter V � Victoria Zprehnak laura Zimmerman Matthew Wo ciechowski Suzanne Wolff Norris Wolford Gerald Wood Jenny Wunderle Klatthew Youne Chense Zaccaro Douclas Zahursky Kenneth Zaletel I u l Zrllrf George Zivich f'dma Zsiga Look at that Sandra Yeaglcy Robert York Edward Yanchat Nancy Wysocki Dennis Wylie k I I I I � � I I Graduation time is finally here. Twelve years of fun times and friendships have been made. Wed like to wish all the seniors good luck as they head off in different directions. We hope each one of you achieves the goals you have set for yourself From: The Senior Class Officers: Janet Holzhaeusser. Secretary; Amy Huss.Treasurer; Sital Patel, Vice President; Kelly Carlson, President; and Mr. Ness, Unit Principal. � 57 NOT PICTURED Chris Ash mu n Mark Griffith Madoka Atsumi James Gruver Nancy Bachmann Scott Hersh Tonya Badalamenti Karl Hinple Tamara Barns Max Hopan Michael Bizily Kristen Huphes Kori Bohnovtc Tncia Kelley Gina Cantrell Kimberly Kepes Daniel Case Tommy Kipp Richard Connelly James Krisha Tracy Crosby F.ric Kuivila Paul Cierr Noelle La Prairie Jennifer Dallas Duane Lemerise Charles Davidson Tara Lewis Michael Dean Tom Lombardo Cynthia Dearden Mark Ludwip Steven Didpson Christine Malovic Todd Fpeland Kristin Maness Lori Ferpuson Michelle Marcinkus Mathew Fischer Mark Maynard Paul Fish Alicia McKimmy Jennifer Folper Elizabeth Me Masters Melissa Ford John Michalski Joanna Forsberp Craip Minor Scott Foss Dinna Motion Sean Fraunfelder Sean Murphy Kimberly Gibson Philip Nainiper Mary Gomer Cindy Needhamer Donald Grabski Carrie Novak Deborah Grennan Lee Omanski John Pa link as Nancy Parira Jinee Park Brad Parker Matthew Penkala Lisa Piunno Christina Raftery Richard Rowland Pam Ryder Christopher Sanders Ronald Schuln Duane Schulti Chris Schumer Ronald Schussler Robert Smole Kurt Soeder Lisa Somrak Scott Spreitier Hop Jan Stancu Darlene Stauffer Jerome Stephens Sharon Siidik Paul Throneburp Selena Tomola Michael Wapner Raymond Wank Mary Weakland Michael Wheatley Craip Yehl SENIORS SENIOR SECTION EDITORS PSAT NM QT k £ Sharon Abbey Paula Ackers Beverly Aey Brian Allen Jeff Hordinski Patrick Allen Dorene Amstberg Timothy Andrassy. M F.ric Andrews Marc Andreyko Laura Arras Linda Arthur Renate Ast Debbie Aulicino J. Scott Babb Steven Backiel Denise Bacon James Bailey John Bailey Linda Bailey James Baker Kathleen Baker Tracy Baker Peter Ball Jennifer Ballard Elizabeth Bailee Jason Ba lough Judy Baltz Christi Barker Candy Barks Jennifer Barndt Donald Barnes David Basler Brian Bass Annette Beatty Holly Beaver Kristine Beck Christopher Bednar Deborah Bednar Geneen Bednarik John Beinhardr Christine Bell Bill Bendon Ryan Bendure Maryanne Bennett Richard Bergen Diane Bert hold Karen Bevington 62 Tracey Bilinski Terrie Billy John Bischof Albert Biscotti William Bisset Rebecca Bittner Melonie Blare Christopher Bobeczko Corey Bockhoff Jeffrey Bolander Barbara Boles Dionna Boothe Anthony Bordelon Melisa Boris Douglas Boyd Sean Boyle Melissa Bradac Karin Brandt Scott Bricker Kimberly Briggs Dona Brining Robert Brown Robert Brown Amy Brunelle Marsha Bryson Kenneth Buckley Guy Budney Michelle Buehner Sharon Buehner Tina Burkholder Bridget Burlingame Valerie Burnett Timothy Campbell Kristina Cantley Robert Carabotta Scott Carlson Lynn Carrano Shawn Carre! Steven Carter Steven Cassidy Christopher Castiglione Luis Castillo Michael Catalano Perry Catanese Greg Mergen Kimberly Cencula John Cerjan Patricia Chaffin 63 Kathy Chance James Channell Kimberly Chelin Sharon Abbey Kim Minor Scott Cherry Michelle Chiles Tony Chilia Mark Chiriboga Gregory Chodnicki Angela Cihon Heather Clark Sheri Clark Danielle Clement Edward Clement Julie Cogar Chris Coghill Bruce Cole Joseph Coll Dennis Collins Theresa Conley Ginger Connolly Tara Constantine Christopher Coon Curtis Cooper Joseph Corlette Steven Corso Jennifer Cost Michael Costanza Lisa Cotturo Steven Couch Kelly Coughlin Lisa Covelli Daniel Cowan Sean Cowsert Craig Cox Brian Coyne Benjamin Craghead Jennifer Craig Russell Craig David Crowley Leigh-Anne Criswell Cynthia Crouse Paul Crowley Christine Crum Amy Chrysler Jennifer Currutt Colleen Dagg Michael Damon Michael Davidson 64 Cynthia Davis Patricia Davis Scott Davis Gregory Dawson Tracy Dehban Timothy Deering Karen Delly Brian DeSantis Suzanne DeSantis Dinesh Dhawan Kelly Dickson Mark Dietrich Deanna Dimatteo Joy Dingle Edward Dodaro Daren Dodge Mary Ellen Dodgson Allan Doerner Patrick Domonkos, Jr Jeffery Donze Jennifer Dozier James Dray Kim Dudash Brian Dunay Jenny Duns William Dutton Cassandra Edgar Sherwood Eldridge III Jacquelin Ellwanger Rakesh Engineer Richard EndEngland Meg Englander Harold Ernst Caryn Erskine Robert Estep Gary Ewing Susan Eyth Renee Fakult William Fellows Steve Hubbell Erik Ferguson Paula Eerr ante Charles Ferrell. Jr. Susan Fetch Jerilyn Ficke Christina Fierro Jeannie FioreUi Todd Fiorelle 65 Sue Ellen Fisher Jaymee Fleming David Fosiel Monica Fracci John Francis Michael Franczek Tajana Franekic Heather Frank Hewitt Fredebaugh Shelley Freund Bradley Fross Troy Fry Dawn Fussner Brian Fuzie Ronald Gainar Elizabeth Galen Lori Galeno Philip Gall Tracy Wilson Jerilyn Ficke Michael Gallagher Angela Gammiere Kimberly Gant Mark Gardner Michael Garfield Michelle Garret Carol Gash Terry Gaskins Diana Gatto Michael Gaylord Mark Gibbon Timothy Gibson Deana Gildone Dominic Gildone Wendy Giroux Tricia Girz Larry Gladen Angela G lies man Elizabeth Gmyrek Michael Goddard Holly Goe Jim Goebelbecker Anita Goertz Anthony Goody Meghan Gorman Judith Gorsha James Graham Christopher Grayson Jason Green 66 Scocc Green James Green Robyn Grenier Don Greenwood Amy Griffith Sherry Griswold Jeff Grove Noelle Grund Wayne Guthrie Jerry Hagan Todd Hagedorn Gregory Hall Kurt Hall Laurel Haluska John Hamilton Sharon Hamilton Holly Hannan Laura Hardgrove Faith Hare Jason Harper Christine Harris Michael Haslett Daniel Haydu Steven Hayes Ashley Hectus Sandra Heidorn Robert Heintz Craig Henderson Lydia Hendricks William Hendrickson Cristopher Henry Carl Higganbotham Ronald Higgins David Hill Lisa Hill Renee Himes Leah Hockenbrouch Mike Jochum Bob Brown Melisa Boris John Paydo Daniel Hodson Chris Hodson Michael Holly 67 Robert Holmes Donald Holt Greg Holt Tracy Bilinski Diane Gatto Lisa Perna Todd Fiorelle Laura Hook Jeff Hordinski Brian Horrigan Martin Horvath Alicia Hostetler Stacey Hovance Carrie Howard Steve Hubbell Christine Hudak Traci Hudock Eric Hull Daniel Hulten Stacey Humphrey James Hunt Sean Hyder Anna Jackson Steve Jain Robert Jakubson Jay Jarrett Catherine Jelen Tamara Jenks Julie Jennings Jubal Jerick Michael Jochum Mark Johnson Randy Johnson Craig Jones JeffJones Paul Jonke Andrea Jorgenson Judith Joss Jeanette Joyce Jeffrey Jukiewicz Thomas Jukiewicz Dan Lee Kimberly Justice Kenneth Kacmar Kim Kalamar Darren Kalix Kim Kanaga Ann Karlovich Erik Katko Kathleen Keary Diana Keck Tony Kehoe Scott Kehr Pamela Keiffer Robert Keleman Tamara Kellecher Kimberly Kelley Brian Kemp Dawn Kennedy Randy Kern Traci Kern James Kerry Carole Kidd David Kidd Michael Kintop Thaddeus Kinzer Shannon Kirkland Joseph Kish Karen Kitchen Michael Klem Kerri Knaack Andrea Knauf Denise Knuff Kristin Kobza Teresa Koenig Scott Koeth Kerry Kolba Mark Kolnekker Daniel Kosanovich Susan Kost Daniel Kostecka Brian Kozar Sergio Kraljic Tracy Krall Todd Kranz Troy Kranz Kellie Kreger Mark Kreninsky Kimberly Krom Susanne Krouse Tiffany Kruter 69 Filecn Krysiak Kenneth Kuchenbecker Eric Kunde David Kut e Dawn Rest ms Kerri Knaack Lisa Wagner Janet Min John Roberts The Junior Class Officers of 1986-87. Michael Kutnik Christina Lackey John lackey David LaCourse Julie La Hood Amy Land Traci lanese Michael Langhoff Sean Larkin Daniel Lee Tracy Lehman Kevin LeMasters John Leroy George Leskovec Frank Letterly David Levine Megan Lewis Thomae Liamos Michelle Lichvar Jeffrey Lindhurst Stephan Lindsay Thomas Lingafelter Sandra Lira Jeffrey Loga Sandra Lohiser Scott Lohrey Frederick Longbons Lora Lowes Catherine Ludwig Michelle Ludwig Jane Luetkemeyer Jennifer Lukat Dawn Lund berg David Lundi Neil Luoma Kelly Luther Cynthia Mackey Gregory Maclean Simon Madrid Raquel Maehler 70 Edward Maglosky Craig Mahoney Dawn Makad David Mallen John Leroy Scott Mandolin Robert Manning William Manus Heidi Marsalis Eric Marsh Michelle Marteeny Gregory Martin Greg Martinc Silvester Martincic Eric Masar Shawn Maschke Jack Mauk Sean Mawhorr Brian Maxwell Chris Mazeika Michael Mazzocco Kelly McGarry Ronald McCartney Susan McCauley Amy McCollum Patrick McCormick John McCoy John McDonald Karolyn McDonald Timothy McGinty Michael McGlynn Charles McHale Eric McKay Natile McKolsky Michael McLain Jason McLeod Mary McNiel Jennifer Meehan Kim Meeks Michael Mercer Dave Sersain Mr. Hollis Gregory Mergan Jennifer Metz Kelly Meyers 71 Kevin Meyers Lisa Mezzacapa Natalie Mikolsky Scott Milde Juniors and ’Seniors” Tammy Miller John Millsaps, Jr. Laurie Milner Janet Min Kimberly Minor Linda Miocic Jim Moll Christy Mtxire Rosemary’ Morgan Carrie Morrison Donald Morton Ann Moses Missy Mray Gary Mr owe a James Mullin Robin Mu neix Kelly Mulroy Traci Munczenski Charles Munnings Michelle Munro Allison Myers James Myers Tonya Myers Kristina Myllykoski Christy Mylorr Eric Nainager Kelly Neiner Tina Nickerson Mitchell Niches Melissa Niess Patrick Nolan Sara Noonan Audra Novak Daniel Novak Daniel Novak Jason O'Bryan Megan Lewis Karen Obrzut Erin O'Connell Carrie O'Conner Trina Odell 72 Suzanne Olszeski Karl Ondersma Marsha Orlando Karen Osborne Shannon Overall Debra Owens Kimberly Owens Dan Pachinger Kristen Paderewski Lisa Palmer Pete Pannetta Charles Panzarella Trisha Paskevich Scott Patterson Mark Pattison I.aune Paul Marie Pawlowski John Paydo Kevin Payne Michael Pedley Michael Pegoram Joseph Pellettiere Brian Pengov Lisa Perna David Perry Scott Peters Gary Pflueger Richard Pierce Laura Pildner Paul Pink Bernadine Pizzie Raymond Planisek Christina Plavchan Dawn Pohl Laura Pohl James Polechak Heather Pollock Gail Porter Sheila Posey Kelly Meyers Christine Prall Scott Pretzeus Julia Pritt Richard Prunty Natalie Purtilo Joseph Putney Christopher Qualey Jennifer Quinn 73 John Paydo Amy Chrysler Kelly Quinn Jason Quinones John Randolph Karen Redenshek Michael Redman David Reed Karen Reed James Reid Shari Reid Bethany Reimer Laura Reinholz Lynda Reith Nicole Renshaw Dawn Rescina Kimberly Ribo Toni Riccio Brian Rich Scott Rich Holly Richards James Richely Keith Rintamaa John Roberts Tracy Rohn Kimberly Ronske Marty Ropog Daniel Rose Daniel Rositano Thomas Ross Denis Rosu Justin Roth Shannon Rowan Mary Rowe Tammy Ruckel Lisa Ruse heck Suzette Rush Matt Ruzycki Richard Ryder Tabitha Sabo Christina Salerno Todd Salopeck Don Salupo Jeffery Sanderson Carla Santoli Rebecca Sapp 74 Jennifer Sauvageot Patricia Saxe Theresa Schenk Stacey Schmitt Douglas Schneider Dawn Schreckengost Leonard Schultz Candace Schwabauer Jon Schwarz Sandra Seelinger Joyce Seidel Sheuli Sen David Sersain Joseph Severino Scott Sharpless Martine Shaw Sean Sheehan William Sheldon Steven Shields Jenny Shipley Mike Shirley Jodi Shu ber Frank Sikon Karin Silbiger David Simandle Christine Simich Patrick Sir! Kelly Sivula Dawn Skebe Cristoph Skerl Kelley Skidmore Ken Ski ton Scott Slagle Linda Slattery Joseph Slifco Steve Spain AI Smith Bob Smith Christine Smith Kimberly Smith Loren Smith Tiffany Soltys 75 Joseph Somrak Angel Spagnoletti Steve Spain Sharon Spangler Kelly Spaw Robin Sperinzo Joseph Spinelli Tricia Splere Suzanne Springer Lauren Scanfa Richard Stavar Darrel Steele Christine Steffen Anthony Sterling David Sterner Patrick Stevenson Anthony Stillisano Donald Stinchcomb John Storm Ronald Stowe Shannon Stratton Ernest Strodtbeck Christine Strong Alan Summers Jason Surrel Jill Swain Kathy Sweeney Kim Sweeney Shannon Sweeney Erik Swihart Kenneth Swope Sherry Swope Alan Taddeo Douglas Taggart Marie Taylor Tracey Taylor George Tetonis Shari Thomas William Thompson Richard Tress Patricia Throneburg Andrea Knuf Brian Voss Sharon Tiza Tracy Titman Denise Tomaselli April Toppings Michelle Torry Frank Toth 76 Lisa Toch Kelly Trampte Rocky Trick Mr. Mocadlo and His Chemistry Class Monica Tripathi Adrienne Tripi Matthew Trumbell Nicholas Tucci Jeffery Tummino Barbara Turk Michelle Turner Michael Vaccariello Sharon Valley Jeff Van Ness Wendy Vanderhorst Jennifer Vanimbergen Kathryn Vedell Carrie Vend Matthew Veselko Todd Victor Robert Vinson Edmund Vitalano Christoph Vollstadt Sue Ann Vopicka Brian Voss Lisa Wagner Aaron Walker David Walker Sherri Walker Pam Wallace Bob Wallace Mark Walters Diane Ward Kimberly Ward Jeffery Waterman Robert Wegzynowski Theresa Wells Sarah Wennerstrom Todd Wernet Julie Westin Diana Wetzel Nancy Wharton Marianne Whitcomb Denise White Adrienne Whittaker 77 Edward Ball Charles litre Kenh Rare Robert Banal Thomas Baum Denny Judith Uf' o Conwc WiJdov David IX'idmar Ronald Wiersch Allen Wilhelm Mil than Wilson Trai v Wilson Katherine Robert Young Greg Yanulatis Margaret Zahler Lisa Zak Tons Zjkrajsek Christian Zalha NOT PICTURED Matthew Hewitt lXi id Morrow Renee 5i hrover Shannon l ubrath IhnJ Mull Beniamin Schaeffer Kelly Homik John A? f}y John Shammer Call Horst Rotten Novak Christina Smionctr ( hristupher House Lena Palmentera Scott Singer lastm Hudskump Alan Parker Robert Smith Jeffrey Hunter Michelle Pcnkowski Tania Smirh m lekes Ricky Pcrrv Heidi Spurlock William Ivy Holly Petrime Winded Spurlock James fan Rache tie Pinto Randy Stark 1 folly Junes, Joseph Pleichner Toby Stefan Ronald Kukolek STephen Poggi Mane Svete James lard in. Jr Paten a Porter Juliette Sweancy Id ward l.ebretnn Kimberly Purh Angela Taddeo Anthony Leone Timothy Preston Ronald Thomas Hotline l.iuak Michael Priggins Lisa Thompson Annette Lorutm ShonJn-a Richards Marsha Thompson )rtupla� l.uJwtg Mark Rigsby Lisa Torres David Marshall Chiis Robinson Kelly Urban Ralph Mattmea Doxid Rolison Rulm Vah McCalhsttr Michael Russel Kimberly Van Wick John McCIarrn Christopher Russo Laurie Walker fh ahtlh Ms.Mahon Joseph Samac Adam Wallace I man Miller Kelly San fihpo Benson Wong c ti t curv Mulnar Michelle Schembre Kelly Zavodnt IN MEMORY . . . VIRGINIA LAMONICA MARK MCCARTER NO LONGER BOUND An unspoken agreement was made long ago That you and were friends for life and beyond. You feel me. As our friendship still grows stronger And the days keep getting longer And I break down. feel you. As your presence now surrounds me To the earth that's all around me You're no longer bound. You were far more Than just a brick in the wall. You were more than we could hope for, A great friend to us all. We on earth are all together finally. We thank you from down here. Now we can see. You're not with us but your soul is free. Free from the worry and pain No Longer Bound Sean Cowsert Cindy Schwabauer—Beth Bailee—Denise Knuft The 1986-87 Yearbook . . . Pizza parties and deadlines . . . Rushing to find .� typewriter . Working with new friends . . A challenging experience The Junior Section staff would like to thank all those who lent a helping hand, and also to wish the Class of 1987 the best of Luck!!!! Bryant Ackley Brent Adams John Adams Robin Adams Betty Adkins Helen Alaburic Gregory Albright Matthew Alexander Lisa Allen Tracey Allen Mary Alucho Stephanie Ambrochowicz Jerry Amirault Anthony Anderson Julie Anderson Tracy Anderson Todd Andexler Jonathan Andreas Lisa Ansel mi Vincent Armenti Gayle Arndt Jeffrey Ashton Tamara Atkins James Attina Kathleen Autry David Backus Christopher Baggott Katherine Baker Michael Baker Richard Balazs John Baldzicki Robert Baliker Laurie Ball Larissa Baltus Michael Baluch Theresa Banaszek Tracy Banaszek Benjamin Barbera Jason Barbey Daniel Bares Patrick Barry Arthur Bart ho! Margaret Barzal Anne Basler Angelique Bauerle Mary Baumann Janeen Baxter Scott Beall Deborah Bean Michelle Bednar Adam Behrend Andrea Belcher Jenifer Belt Jennifer Bender Louanne Bengough Rosanne Bengough Andrew Benigar Patrick Berdysz Joseph Bergan Jeanine Berkley John Betancourt Kristine Bevan Akhil Bindra 84 James Bishop Tracy Bishop Robert Bit tinker Kimberly Blackmer Diane Blankschaen Daniel Bobeczko Cheryle Bober Susan Boger Ryan Bogert Charles Bohana Karla Bohnovic Kimberly Bohnsack Debra Bokar Heidi Boomer Anthony Borelle Julianne Boris Melanie Bowen Gary Boylen Lorna Braidic Lori Brandenburg Edward Brede James Broscheid Abbey Brown Lydia Brown Nancy Brown William Brown Laurie Bruening James Bruggeman Matthew Brumagin Larry Brunkala Craig Buckley David Bullard William Burch Jason Burke Thomas Burke Craig Burns Terah Byrd Joseph Caine Mary Caine Tony Caldro Rory Callahan Glynis Mae Caluducan William Cam pan a Eric Campbell Stacy Carmichael Melissa Carsey Leslie Caruso Tam mi Cascone Paul Case Stephanie Case Renee Cassidy Jennifer Cattell Ronna Cawrse Jennifer Cerjan David Chaika Glenn Channell Jennifer Chen Scott Cherep Donald Chesnes Christopher Childs Wendy Churchill Andrea Ciarrochi Dawn Cipollo 85 Audrey Citriglia Delinda Clement John Collins Dina Colombo Heather Conley Tammy Conley Kyra Conway Kristen Cooper James Cornelius Kristen Correia Laura Cortell Heather Cosgriff Michael Costich Connie Cottrell Melanie Cottrell Douglas Coughlin Thomas Coulter Angela Cowan Kevin Crane Patrick Crtalic Jodi Crysler Canie Cseh Tracey Custer Ronald Czyzynski Chris D Amico Maria Daddario Brian Danison Chris Daris Jean Darrah Christopher Davis Jeffrey Davis Jill Davis Susan Davis Michael Day Charles Deeb Chris Delgross Michael Delisio Thomas Delly West Den Craig Dennis Michael Derespiris Paul Dhawan Cynthia Dickinson Norman Dillen Mona Dimberio Kevin Doering Jennifer Donaldson Jill Donaldson Andrew Douglas Mark Dubec Melissa Dudash Bradley Du four Jacki Duka Jennifer Dupont Todd Fames Matthew Ebeling Stacey Ebosh Charles Ehinger Joseph Elegante Steven Elliott Michael Elly Melissa Elrick Tara Endersby 86 Carrie Erwin Cynthia Evans Mindy Fagert James Fa jack Leann Farley Nicol Farone Gary Each Lisa Federico Tina Federico Stacy Fekete Tracy Fekete Mary Felice Richard Fellensrein Steven Ferencie Helena Ferno Rebecca Ferrell Dawn Ferrill Christine Fielitz Gary Fiffick Bryan Fifolt Elaine Findley Richard Fink Michael Fishleigh Kerri Fleisher Christine Forster Sean Fowler Hope Fox Michelle Fox Lisa Frakes Jo Ann Frazee Chad Frazier Gregory Fredrick Anthony Fregenti Joshua Freshwater Christopher Fretter Linda Friend Scott Fulmer Bill Furness Amy Futchi Heather Gaebelein Bryan Gallion Daniel Galovic Tia Gambill Jeffery Gamier Robert Gantzer Gerald Gardner Dawn Gaskins Matthew Gasper Christine Gatto Anne Gayer Christopher Genovese Carla George Ronnald George Christy Gerrick David Geyer Laura Gilbert Shane Giles Patrick Gillette Ronald Glowacki Robert Goebel Debbie Goetz Suzanne Goldthorpe Diana Golob 87 John Goodnight Regina Grabner Lisa Granchi Kimberly Grasser Theresa Gray John Graztano William Green John Greg a Valerie Gren Jeffrey Grill Jack Griswold Shannon Gromek Karen Grusendorf Lisa Guinn Kari Gunther Tim Gutekunst Tracy Guthrie Jenny Gyure Dawn Haber man Lisa Haffa Michael Hale Adrienne Hallen Matey Ha Iuska Keith Hamilton Frank Hange Bianca Haralovic Wendy Harman Ted Harper Larry Harpster Sheri Harris Michelle Harting David Harts field Rick Hasselman Rob Hasselman Hans Hauser John Haviland Susannc Ha vrilia Evonne Hayden Annette Hayes 88 Christopher Head Scott Headings Bridget Hearn Jeffery Hcgedus Christopher Heiden Cynthia Hcil Tara Helminak John Heron Melissa Hess Victoria Hieronymus Kerri Higgins Norma Hillery Steven Hiner Diana Hoherg Renee Hocevar Jeff Hoegler Gregory Hoeth Michael Hollis Scott Holmecki Bryan Horn Gary Horst Kimberly Hotchkiss Rebecca Hren Jennifer Hull Tina Huntington Greg Huss Julie Hux Robin Hyett Charmame Insana David Ireland Elizabeth Ireland Doug Jackson Jim Jackson Leslie Jacob Nicole Jacobellis Duane Jacquemain Steven Jahnke Traci James Mark Jasrredowski 89 Franklin Jeckel Thomas Jenkins Michelle Jenko Holly Jerele Corrine Jernejcic Kathy Jerva April Johnson Jennifer Kacica David Kadas Deborah Kalamar Michelle Kaltenbach Loreen Karban Renae Karlovec Lisa Karlovich Christina Johnson Scott Johnson Marta Jones Nicole Jones Debbie Jonke Ronald Jukiewicz James Kaszian Katie Katona Tina Kaufman Paul Kearsey Chris Keeney Bryan Keiper Jon Kelley Bruce Kelt2 Kristen Kershaw Justin Kersmarki Robert Kerzman Daniel Kidd Keith Kidd Scott Kidd Lynn Kirchenbauer Deanna Klann Donald Kla won Gary Kless Gene Klingbeil Jennifer Knoll James Koenig Christopher Koenigshof Kevin Koeppen Deborah Koerwitz Mike Kohn Jason Kolenc David KQshar Lisa Kost Alan Koterba Christopher Koval Ann Kozenko Phillip Krakowski Joseph Krann Ken Krebs Amy Kreke Rich Kretschman Michael Krotkosky Robert Kruger Steven Kruper 90 Aimee La Prairie Kristina Lacey Robert Laganke Sherry Landen Kelly Landgraf Tom Langer James Kuczynski Jason Kuebler Peter Kuglin Sheila Kumel William Kuret J,ll Kuver Domenic La Monica Michelle Lanrz Louis Larick Jason Lamey Gene Larson Dennis Lauderback Kendra Lauridsen John Lavalle Jim Lawson Alison Lee David Lee Brian Lehmer Sharon Leindecker Deena Lemmons Kelly Lennon Christine Leone Mary Lesak Bonnie Lescar Debra Letterly Larry Lewis Leigh Lewis Becky Lewis Robert Lewis Monica Lichvar Brian Liles F.ric Linderman Kurt Linowski Kimberly Lloyd Jennifer Lockom Samuel Lograsso Jackie Lohr Traci Lots Carla Lucarelli Joseph Lucas Josh MacDonald Lisa Mackel David Mac kin Anthony Maenza Jennifer Maffo Jodi Magill Brian Malinowski 91 Christopher Magyari Dawn Mahtar James Maglosky Todd Malkus Karen Malnar Stacie Malnar Herbert Maness Darrin Mapes Brett Marinelli Gary Marsh Kenneth Marthe Michelle Martin Paula Martin Michael Martone Domenic Martucci Sima Marusic Chris Masai Tiffany Masiello Adam Mason Mark Marko James Matson Joann Maul Anthony Maxwell Dawn Mayer Kristen Maynard Mark Maznik Wayne McCloud Shannon McCue Maureen McFadden Clatis McGuire Paula McIntyre Karoly Meacham Kathy Meeks Mario Melotti Michael Melotti Donald Menhorn Susan Merdmger Joseph Merrifield Dennis Merril Lisa Metzger Scott Meyer Tracey Meyer Dawn Meyers Kimberly Mihallik Veronica Miles Barry Miller Christopher Miller Jennifer Miller Lorraine Miller Matthew Miller Michelle Miller Joseph Miskulin Brian Monte David Montgomery Brian Mtxire Jason Morgan James Mott Jamie Munden John Munro Michael Murray T Murray Charles Musgrave Trudy Nadenbush 92 Inr nw Deidre Narramore Matthew Nathanson Stanley Nebelski Gregory Ness Nicole Neumann John Newton Lori Nicholson Angela Nines John Norris Kelly Novak Shane Novak Susan Novak Ted Nyari Mary O'Hara Dawn Ochaba Marc Okerwall Christina Oliver Chris Oloughlin Kiersten Olpp Aaron Osrers Christine Ostrowski Wendy Owens Todd Pacholke David Pafford Stephanie Pagnini Kan Palek Deborah Paolucci Michelle Papineau Angelo Pariza Stacy Parsons Dharmesh Pate! Lauren Patrick Michael Paul Edwin Pavlik Doug Pegan Melanie Pendergrass Keyth Pengal Erica Pepin Michele Pen Tanya Pesch Cathleen Peterson Adam Petrovic Chris Pfeil Mary Picket Scott Piraino Jennifer Pitrone Kimberly Pitt Sandra Pittsenberger Charise Plarano Gail Pluhar Julie Plummer Tammy Pluth Danielle Poch Randall Poe Stephen Poremba Eric Porter Matthew Porter Joann Potocnik Dolores Potter Jay Powell Kent Powell Om Prasad 93 Angelo Pressello Tracy Preston Mark Preston Nathan Preuer Christopher Price David Price Mama Prine Michelle Polar Monica Quick Michelle Quiggle Scott Quinones Michele Radovanic Rebecca Rakes Kevin Randall Robin Raphael Pamela Rastatrer Todd Raubenolt Gregg Rechner Kristin Reed Laura Reed William Regal Douglas Reichard Jeffrey Reider Megan Reilly Joan Remaley Wesley Reynolds Tracey Rezak Mike Ricci Daniel Rich Edward Rich Jami Richards Jill Richards Brenda Rife George Rimes Robin Rini Cynthia Ritts Christopher Rivers Tonia Roberts Charles Robinett Kevin Robinson Julie Roche Samuel Rockwell Rhonda Rodick Derek Rod Strom Mary Kay Roediger Virginia Rose Monica Roskoph David Ross Holly Rost Chienrai Roth Ilene Rouseh Lynn Rozzo Evelyn Rulison Stephanie Rullo Michael Rummel Eddie Rundt Susan Russel Jessica Russo Ryan Rutter Amy Salinger Lisa Salvatore Wendi Sanders Kenyon Sangdahl 94 Sandro Sum oh Frank Sanzo Angie Sargent Stephanie Sarver Paul Sauvain Mark Savage Leroy Schaef Sarah Schaefer Melinda Schepley Robyn Schmidt Jayson Schneider Arthur Schultz Todd Schultz Tom Schumacher Ronald Schwarzwalder Joe! Sch wed Thomas Scull Jon Seager Derek Secrest Kelly Seesholtz Angela Sekston Dale Selander MatthewSenra Michelle Senyes James Sever Jr. Jason Seven Robin Shambach Dawn Shannon Melissa Sharpless April Shearrow Heather Shilling Julie Shingledecker David Shirk John Shirley Gregory Shockey Amy Shore Colby Sigl Richard Simenc Christopher Simpson Ttfdd Simpson Mohita Sinha Noelle Sirl Bradley Ski!ton Michelle Smaretsky Brian Smith Colleen Smith Kristen Smith Philip Smith Todd Smith Stasia Smole Cynthia Sneary Joel Solly Kimberly Sorensen Kristina Sorensen Jason Spadaro Michael Spahlinger Beda Spangler Karen Spondike Steven Sprague Shane Springer Kenneth Spudick Sarah St. Hilaire Scott Stabler 95 Sean Stadler Sandra Stark Ginette Stefanek Gwen Stefanck Michelle Stein I.inda Stcpanck Amy Stephenson Charles Stephenson Susan Stephenson Lance Stetter Christopher Stevens Stephen Sri bora Elizabeth Stiefvater Lisa Stillisano Jeanne Stitzel Steven Stone Mary Storm Susan Stour Katherine Strancar Ronald Strnad Michael Sturm Melissa Susel John Sutter Shannon Svegel Adam Swain Cindy Swanson Mary Cay Sweeney Todd Swisher Jeffrey Switzer Martin Sypniewskt Kristine Szabo Cherie Szoradi Anthony Taddeo Brent Tarantino Jeanine Taylor Arthur Teal Lisa Temesi Nicole Tetonis Diana Thacker Stacey Thiel John Thompson Laura Thompson Mark Thompson David Thorne Kathleen Thress Julie Tinik Joanna Tomazic Aoy Tomira Trina Tomola Carrel Tonyah Kari Toplovich David Tosi Derik Toth Scott Toth Wendy Toth Joseph Tracz Lance Tranter William Traub Brian Trimmer David Tripi Stephen Truesdail Kelly Tseng Daniel Tumino % Danielle Turick Dianna Turk Richard Turkall Kelly Ulrich Sandra Undermx d Daniel Unites Thomas Urhanowski Philip [frbanski Chris Uterhark Nichole Vaccariello Maryann Vaccaro Cynthia Valentino Gary Van Scoyoc Tara Vance Christopher Vasil Vikki Varach James Vecchio Gena Vend Colleen Vidmar Marta Virantonio Lori Voleski James Vomdran I.tsa Vovko Melissa Voyten Richard Wachhaus Patrick Wade Senta Wagner Christopher Waina David Walker Leigh Walker William Walker Cassandra Wallingford Scott Walls Brian Walouke Trisha Walouke Jason Wanska John Ward Don Ware Dennis Wargo Deanna Warrens Debbie Watson Ronald Weaver Dania Webb Scott Webb Thomas Weigel Joseph Wellington Michael Werner Cory Wertsch Brian Wesbecher Kelly West Roger Westbrook Jeffrey Whetzel Keith White William White Kristin Whirehouse John Widmer Lora Wight Jennifer Wiley Duane WHfong Daniel Williams Michael Williams Scott Williams Scott Williams Vicki WUlncr Gregory Wing Samuel Winland Cynthia Wirt Michele Wolenski Robert Wolff Benson Wong Steven Woodruff William Wright Julie Yager Debora Jo Yanchar Jennifer Yost Kimberly Young Dawn Zaccaro Susan Zahursky Margie Zak Eric Zallcr Christine Zebrowski Michael Zelenskas Erica Zema James Zrizow Marjorie Zivich William Zone Ann Marie Zsaludko 98 LATE PICTURES James Barnes Keith Berzanske Chris Btvan Jason Falstreau Jeannette Hill Lee Omanski Todd Omanski Matthew Radovanic Randy Ranallo Danielle Rastall NOT PICTURED Vicki Bar ski Mike Koubeck Angela Putney Robert Becker Tim Kraus Charles Randolph Jason Benedum Jenny Krause Yarra Rasanen David Bergoch Da vid Kutr Kevin Renfro Tim Bevan Dawn La Pint a Larry Rice Bernadette Bodo Michelle Langer Mike Richmond Dennis Bowen James Larabec Louis Ritz Nick Brewer Mike l.egan Jean Romig Alike Brewster Jeff Leovic Jeff Roose Tracy Buehner Stephen Long Nancy Roose Sherry Burgess Monty Lyerly Kim Ro ewski William Burkett Donna Maillard Matt Ruff Alike Calhoun Kathleen Mallon Bridgette Ryan Tonyah Carrel Danny Mann Don Salupo Cheryl Carter Shawn Maschke Dale Setzer Collen Clasen Craig Mattwig Tina Strewsberry Paul Cohen Mark AIcBride Shannon Shuttleworrh Mike D' Amico Dan AlcCan John Siers Sherri Daigle Dave AfcCJimans Linda Slapnicker Joe Deblasio Cara! McCollum Tracy Snider Mike Ditchman Joe McDonald Loreen Snider Craig Fislcy Jeff Messner Gerald Spal er Ralph l-lrick Kevin Afirren Kim Stephens Phil P.rich Tim Molnar Brian Stevens Grant Farrow Sam Mominey Jenny Sutch David Federici Melissa Afra Harold Teeter Par Perron Chris Alundson William Thome James Fisher David Neige Phil Thompson Scott Fisher Ann Marie Newnes Craig Toth Mike Gallagher Danyelle Nimmo Jeff Waddell Danette Gentile Peter Pannetra Alike Wannett Din Greenwood Jin Park John Whited Robert Grein Stacie Patterson Denise Williams Teresa Gyure Tina Perfetti Phyllis Winck Mary Haler Tony Persic Greg Yanulaitis Brian Horrigan Rich Peters Dan Yates Marcela Hunter Lori Phillips Brad Yoder Jeff Johnson Sherri Phillips Traci Zingales Fdward Johnson Robert Poggi Stacy Keene Robert Pollack James Kerry Chris Potpan 103 104 Sophomore Section Editors Matt Nathanson — Brian Lehmer — Kendra Lauridsen Monica Lichuar — Kelly Seesholtz — Wendi Sanders David Bullard SOPHOMORES ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAM 1986-87 1st row: Phil Anderson, Tim Brown, Chris Sanders, Jason Quinones 2nd row: Missi Carr, Mike Costanza, Andy Frakes 3rd row: David Petina, Jody Richards The Academic Decathlon Team for 1987 has a hard schedule ahead of them at the time of this printing. Hopefully, the study sessions in homeroom and after school will prepare the team for its state and national competitions. In March the ream will travel to Shaker Heights High School in Cleveland for the state competition. This may lead to a trip to Texas in April for the national competition. Supporting the team are fifteen teachers, each representing a specific category of com -petition. Mr. Allen and Mr. Glaros. the team s advisors, are working diligently at instructing the students. We wish the best of luck to the Academic Decathlon Team of 1987. Some of the team’s study sessions. 109 LITERARY CLUB This years creative writing contest sponsored by the Literary Club selected winners in poetry, essay, and short story categories. These selections were chosen as the best examples of writing submitted to the club. These works can be found in their entirety in the 1986-87 edition of the MHS literary magazine. Cardinal Reflections. Congratulations to the following: Category: Poetry Winning selection: Light. Time, Space by Josh Freshwater Excerpt: Light. Time, and Space are tangled twine. They are no one's. Not yours, not mine. Time is abstract in many ways. But marked by us in hours and days. Light is life and all that's good. Brights hope and warmth as goodness should Space is void, dark and mystery Stands for alone, sad and dreary ... CONTEST WINNERS 1986-87 Second place: Sunrise by Maria Hauser Third place: Class Ring anonymous Excerpt: Inky blackness is dotted by distant diamond chips as a single star sends shimmering rays upon placid mirror-like lake. Yellow weed stalks and tiger tails all stand erect as they guard their circular wonder and quench their parched roots, Young water lillies with cream colored petals and silky leaves protect slumbering toads, while at the same rime provide stages for performing crickets Excerpt: Close by the doorway He pauses to stand As he took the Class Ring from her hand. All who were watching Did not speak. As a silent tear ran Down his cheek. And in his mind The memories ran. At the moments they laughed In the sun and sand. But now her eyes are very cold He will never again Have her hand to hold ... 110 Category: Short Story Winning selection: Diary of a Semi Perfect Murder in Mayfield by Walter Rankin Excerpt: ' Mom. Em home! shouted Wally, as he slammed the kitchen door behind him. Now. dear, didn t your father tell you not to slam that d x)r when you come in? askedJune. Gee. Em sorry. Mom! Oh. that's okay. dear. Here, have a ctxfkie—they're fresh. Thanks, mom. Can I have some milk too? May I. she corrected thoughtfully, and of course, dear. She paused. Dear. Em afraid have some good news and some bad news: the good news is that Eddie Haskell is dead and the bad news is that we re all suspects in his murder Hey. neat! came from behind. Beaver had entered. Was there blood, guts, gee ...” Second place: 'Justice? ” by Chris Jelen Excerpt: ”... The feeling that I had earlier returned but I didn't notice it until I was engulfed in the Other's will. Now I ran faster and saw the figure again, this time closer. I began to feel stifled in the Other. The Other felt anger toward this unknown person who dared to spy on us and wanted to rid us of it. The rest I saw through the Other's eyes ...” Category: Essay Winning selection: A Mind is Like a Plant by John Cerjan Excerpt: The brain is directed from the time of its conception to classify things and specialize parts for certain jobs. Some parts absorb information, some carry it to where it is needed and others correlate it into usuable form. Although some people refuse to believe it. a mind is like a plant. . . All it would take to make the world flourish would be to feed everyone's mind. With the great amount of knowledge to be learned, if the world would just apply itself more, the world could be a giant garden with some of the most beautiful flowers ever seen in it! Ill NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: Mindy Hudak. Becki Hamilton. Brooke Vrean. Lyle Pepin 2nd row: Abbie Bole, Kelly Carlson, Cindi Morris, Jill Morris, Ken Marsalis, Mary MeFadden, Mary Lou Rich. }rd row: Ginger Jackson. Missi Carr. Sandy Yeagly, April McElroy, Andy Frakes. Paul Koerwitz. Valirc Hazzard. Jodi Pcngal. -1th row: Chris Jclcn. Lynda Horvath. Melanie Fagert. Cathy Brown. Wayne Kraus. Dave Petina. Bryan Craig. Sth Row: Chris Wiersch. Tom Ferguson. Kathleen Reed, Laura Po2un. Michelle Hoover. Bill Golden. 6th row: Ray Lillback. Jim Robb. Cindy Sulzer. Randy Jerne|cic, Jeff Dobrowolski, Tom DiBiase. Sean Hoyt. Dawn Kunes. 7th row: Sital Patel, Cheryl Beinhardt. Michelle Fretter, Renee Knauff, Greg Summers. Randy Sheets. Jean Marclla. Colleen Reynolds. 8th row: Kim Bilmsky. Julie F.sper. Dawn Hill. Jenny Hcinlcin. Amy Roediger. Carol Kuret. Lori Luck. Jennifer Kidd. Lcn Trem. 9th Row: Eric Fetterman. Tom Jerome, John Bogert, Julie Leet, Jody Richards. Ingrid Goertz. Tracy Kish. Laura Galovic, Ken Stump. Len Augustine. National Honor Society consisted of approximately eighty seniors until the Induction Ceremony on February 3rd when one hundred and twenty juniors and seniors joined the club. All of these students maintain at least a 3.25 grade point average. This year NHS helped with the annual Senior Citizen dance, held donut sales in the mornings to raise money for a scholarship fund, and recognized students in the school who received at least a 3.8 grade point average during each nine week period. The advisor this year is Mr. Greg Allen. 112 Treasurer: Lyle Pepin, Secretary: Brook Vrean, Vice President: Beck Hamilton, President: Mindy Hudak GIRLS’ STATE 1986 Girls' State (sponsored by the Womens Auxillery) is a detailed educational program for young women which allows selected students to study the in depth processes of our government. This program is very similar to Boys' State. After long lines of registration, students begin a chaotic time of voting, campaigning, going to classes during the day and having a special speakers and special events in the evenings. Through it all, the young women selected got a quality education in a short week period and an experience that they won t easily forget! Jodi Pengal. Julie .y p� . Mary Lou Rich, (not pictured Faith McCallum) BOYS’ STATE 1986 Boys' State (sponsored by the American Legion) is a detailed educational program which reaches certain selected students about the processes involved in our government. Upon arrival, these fortunate young men start out a hectic schedule which includes running for offices in government (such as Governor, Senator, and House Representative). The young men are given Boys‘ Stare Money from which raxes, room board, and other expenses must be paid. Both the Boys' State program and the Girls' State program are based on a true to life structure of government. This teaches the young men and young women through first hand experiences the ideals and processes of our government. 113 Greg Strasscr. Ken Marsalis. Wayne Kraus. Amsh Shah SNOW KING AND 1987 Joe Hallen escorted by Sue Kost Joe Hrosko escorted by Lisa Kost Ken Stump escorted by Mindy Hudak This year’s Snow King, Ken Stump, was crowned in early February at the Winter Sports’ Assembly. The senior members of the winter sports’ teams were announced. Special thanks to the officers of Spirit Club for making the assembly a success and to the Senior Class officers for organizing the dance. Congratulations to the King and his Court. COURT Chuck Heiden escorted by Jane Kost Joe Megyesi escorted by Erin McKay 114 Craig Petti escorted by Beth Pohto Al Taddeo escorted by Sarah Worth WINTER FORMAL 1987 Queen’s Court Sheri Lauderback Julie Esper Amy Huss Mindy Hudak Kristi Mastrodonato Dawn Hill Homecoming Queen 1986 Sue Kast Homecoming is a special event which brings out the spirit from Mentor High School students each year. This year the fun began with a pep assembly the morning of the football game, where the fall sports teams were recognized and our 1987 Homecoming Queen, Sue Kast, was announced. Although the annual parade was rained out, the Mentor Cards fought hard which paid off in. a victory over Bedford. The weekend finished with the dance Saturday night, sponsored by the Future Leaders of America. H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 1 9 8 6 Sue escorted by Kevin Connors. 117 Top: The queen and her court represent the 1966 ■ 67 senior class. Middle left: Ken and Tony are the lucky ones who pet to kiss the girls on the court. Middle right: The girls open the flowers at the assembly with anticipation.......... Bottom: Congratulations to the football team! 118 HOMECOMING DANCE 1986 Mad About You” 119 DON’T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME” Junior Class Officers and Mr. Allen When you have the combined forces of organized student officers (class of '87) and super advising by Mr. Allen, you get an outstanding product. That product was the successful Prom of 1986. If you did not attend, then you missed one fantastic Prom. After the music faded and the gentlemen and their ladies finished dancing, there was a certain something in the air that made everyone involved feel sure that this evening was one to be remembered by all!! Taking a break from setting up . . . CLASS OF 1987 SENIOR P O L L Most Spirited: Dawn Hill and Ken Stump Best Dressed Esther Kim and Eric Williamson Prettiest Smile: Linda Ratino and Mike Jeffery 123 SENIOR POLL Prettiest Hair: Jim Stare and Linda Ratino Prettiest Eyes: Craij; Petti and Sheri Lauderhack SENIOR POLL Most Athletic: Troy Frazier and Janet Holzhauser Class Clown: Laura Zimmerman and Ray Tonti 125 SENIOR POLL Most Popular: Sue Kast and Dan Randall Best Looking: Julie Lima and Brendon Tripodo 126 Most Musical: Amy Roediger and Joe Camino Class Flirts: Sue Snyder and Dan Haines HONORS’ SECTION STAFF Left to Right: Jenny Pitrone, Ken Marsalis, Mindy Hudak, Wendy Churchill, Kelly Tseng, Jenny Chen (kneeling) STUDENT COUNCIL SPIRIT CLUB OFFICERS OFFICERS Abbie Dolt ■ Recording Secretary Cindi Morris - Treasurer Sue Snyder ■ Corresponding Secretary Dawn Hill ■President Lisa Ruscheck ■Administrative Officer Sue Kast -Vice President President: Dori Prib Vice President: Sheri Lauderback Secretary: Lori Luck Treasurer: Jane Kost Administrative Assistant: Teresa Koenig Administrative Assistant: Tony Rendi TRADING PLACES AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE The American Field Service, commonly known as AFS, has five exchange students this year. The countries represented are Hong Kong, England, Japan, Thailand, and Spain. All of these students are being hosted by Mentor families. They arrived here last summer to actively participate in American high school life. Activities of the AFS include going to the haunted house, the Nutcracker Ballet, and hosting an International Dinner. Not only does Mentor High host exchange students, hut it also sends students to foreign countries for a year. This year Mentor High sent Beth McMahon to Israel where she is adapting readily to Israeli culture. INTERNATIONAL CLUB PALETTE-ABLE COMMENTAR Y The Art Club can be found meeting every other week in D-19 after school, watching movies, or making plans for future activities. The club’s advisor is Mrs. Luttermoser, who also headed the club last year. President Brad Fross, Vice President Eric Voight, Secretary David Walker, and Treasurer Sue Snyder help direct the 42 members of the club. This year they have seen movies on topics varing from Rembrandt to improving your imagination, and have planned to paint a mural in the school for the foriegn languages. They have also been asked to paint a mural for the Business Department. Thespians Row 1.- K. Stepanek, C. Barks C. Solerno, J. Dinunzio, J Hammink, A. Doolittle Row zun,JL Heinlien, L. Hardgrove M. Turner, D. Clement Row 3 M. Pawlowski, J. Hayden, K Carlson, R. Bendure, B. Smole Not Pictured: T. Stevei Hordinski, J. Polewchak The Drama Club of Mentor High School is a dedicated group of talented and creative students. This year they have produced the world premiere of Funky Winkerbean’s Homecoming. They also worked on the production of two more plays, this year’s spring play. The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-on-the-Moon Marigolds, and an informative play on child abuse called Secret in the Toy Room. The Thespians are a group of honored drama dub members who have achieved this status by working hard for drama activities and earning 10 points from Mr. Lorek and the International Thespian Society. The Thespians are advised and directed by Mr. Joe Lorek, a Psychology teacher at Mentor High School. TOP 25 Row 1- L. Caloric, J. Wicinskk S. Lima, C. Kurd, H. Frank, J. J. Schuler Row' 2- L. Cornwell, W. Sanders, S. Lichvar, K. Chance, L. Scupanec D. Reed Row 3- C. Vollstadc, D. Sterner, S. Seelinger, S. Lebowitz, L. Lupinskas, C.J. Moore Row 1- L. Hook, K. Callaghan, D. Kuncs, K. Obr ut, M. Dye, D. Hill, L. Pepin, M. Whitcomb, A. Roediger, M. WOODWIND CHOIR Edmonds Row 2-J. Min, M. Podbesek, L. Zimmerman, K. Kacmar, J. Camino, L. Po un, D. Shilling, S. Buehner, T. Ferguson, S. Seel Wysocki Row 3-M. Fagert, S. Me linger, E. Vio: ?yer. A, j- . B Skolny, R. Trick, J K. Knaack,J. Mol ►ole, E. Fetterman, . F 1. 1 G. leinleir L. Fede , Martii I, N. rico, n, B. • J in v. BAND COUNCIL Row 1-L. ( ornwe II. N. Boris. 1). Sc rsai in, S i. Li Row 2- A. Roediger. C. Kurct. M. Hoover, A. Goodwill. K. Kershaw, J. Schuller Row 3- G. Lewis. J. Polewehak. K. Wright. C. Dciou WIND ENSEMBLE Row 1 W. Harman. J. Schuller. S. Lima. R. Rogley, K. Young. C.J. Moore. M. Pawlowski.J. Wicinski. L. Caloric Row 2- C. Kuref.J. Spadaro. K. Stevenson, D. Sterner. S. Seelinger. R. Prescott. L. Lapinskas, G. Pluhar Row 3- G. Jackson. S. Yeagley. Ci. Stupak, M. Goddard. G. Lew is. K. Spondikc. J. Higgins. W. Sanders. L. Cornwell Row -1- D. Kuncs. B. Goebel. M. Hess. L. Augustine. J. Roth. S. Spain. J. Polewchak, I). Mahter LYRES CLUB 1 low ' J. Sihuller. , R Ragley .J. Pa Vi do. H. Sersain, J.l Hot! t. S. Sp ain Row 2- G. Jackson, S. Yeagley. L. Augustine. S. Zunic. S. Vopicka, C. Harris. S. Kirkland Row 3- H. Traub, J. Higgens, S. Lima. K. Mastodonato. A. Goodwill. K. Kershaw. L. Lapinskas. D. Shilling Row 4- N. Boris. A. Roediger. K. Stevenson. C. Kuret, R. Prescott, J. Wine inski, S. Lehow it , D. Kuncs. A. Paydo Row 5- M. Paw-lowski. S. Seelinger. L. G'ornwell. K. Maynard. M. Carr K. Marsalis, M. Hoover Row 6- M. Goddai rd. ft. Stupak.J. Skolnv. C.J. Moore. K. Reed 137 Row 1: L. Cornwell, M. Carr, Row 2: R. Prescott, S. Palek, H. Frank, C. Kuret, Row 3: W. Sanders, T. Bishop, E. Krisiak, K. Maynard, Row 4: S. Hor-vance, S. Lichvar, A. Crysler, Row 5: C. Harris, D. Paolucci, S. Lebowitz, Row 6: L. Lapins kas, M. Jones. Row 1: C. Vollstadt, K. Stevenson, K. Chance, S. Seelinger, Row 2: S. Spain, J. Roth, C. Vollstadt, D. Sterner, Row' 3: M. Hess, L. Brown, M. Porter, J. Hufderheide, Row 4: M. Goddard J. Roberts, B. Kurnet, K. Spondike, Row 5: J. Higgins, Row 6 H. Traub, S. Poremba, B. Goebel WOODWIND CHOIR BRASS CHOIR Row 1: D. Koerwitz, G. Jack-son, S. Yeagler, D, Mather, K. Marsalis Row 2: S. Spain, J. Roth, D. Sersain, J. Polewchak, R. Lewis Row 3: M. Hess. , I- Augustine, Row 4: R. Kretch- man, D. Walker G. Lewis, G. Stupak, K. Spondike Row 1: T. Eames, J. Spadaro, G. Les-koves, S. Holmecki, M. Carr, Row 2: K. Wright, H. Traub, $. Zunic, Row 3: D.Sersain, D. Walker, Row 4: M. Brewster, Row 5: R. Kretchmen JAZZ BAND I JAZZ BAND II SYMPHONIC BAND Row 1: H. Shilling, K. Mastodonato, H. Jcrclc, K. Strancar, K. Osborne, A. Goertz, L. Toth, L. Caruso, A. Ciarrochi, B. Boles L. Salvatore, T. Constantine, K. Reed, Row 2: L. Stepanic S. Vopicka, M. Carr, M. Taylor, C. Harris, D. Paolucci, L. Anselmi K. Maynard, B. Rakes, K. Smith, M. Jones, S. Ambrochwicz, S. Kirkland, Row 3: T. Kaufman, C. Vollstadt, K. Chance, S. Holmecki, J. Mott, G. Leskovec, C. Detota, H. Frank, A. Hayes, J. Beinhardt V. Vazach, G. Vend, T. Franekic, Row 4: B. Vinson, A. Paydo, M. Hoover, J. Petrone, D. Koerwitz, S. Zunic, R. Kretchman, D. Walker, B. Kuret, S. Smole, Row 5: H. Trauh, S. Poremba, J. Paydo, C. Cottrell, C. Deeb, S. Corso, M. Porter, D. Sersain I). Shilling, L. Federico CONCERT BAND Row 1: T. Nadenbush, J. Miller, S. Davis, H. Marsalis, H. Conley J. Gyure, C. Jernejcic, K. Kershaw, T. Smith, Row 2: H. Clark, M. Boris, E. Krysiak, S. Horvance, M. Lichvar, K. Palek, T. Bishop K. Sorensen, J. Lohr, J. Ballard, S. Rush, M. Martin, Row 3: L. Haffa, D. Rastall, C. Sneary, K. Autry, T. Auten, A. Crysler. D. Zaccaro, J. Crysler, E. Pepin, J. Donaldson, L. Karban, V. Rose J. Richards, Row 4: C. Fielitz, E. Katko, A. Roediger, D. Mapes, K. Conway, S. Webb, M. Brewster, T. Eames, N. Boris, P. Ackers, C. Baggot, T. Simpson, K. Kershaw, A. Goodwill, D. Golob 139 MIXED CHORUS ROW 1 J. Maffo L. Temesi M. O’Hara H. Rose K. Tseng A. Shore T. Gambill L. Brown G. Fredrick P. Berdysz K. Berzanske D. Bobcczko J. Baldzicki C. Szoradi J. Chen J. Dupont M. K. Roediger M. Daddario S. Carmichael ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 A. Gayer B. Hren i • P. Rastaher I. rederico L. Granchi L. Federico J. Metz D. Haberman vT. Orabnei TT. Pesch r l. nengougn N. Brown M. Schepley M. Martin C. Ritts H. Fox K. Correia K Olnn S. Gromek B. Bodo D. Blankschaen i K. Jerva R. Bengough K. Conway D. Galovic C. Bober K. Cooper D. Bullard C. Waina G. Shockey S. Beale S. Meyer B. Horn S. Santoli p,i„j J. Munden R. Kretschman CJ. l.alUclUCi: in M. Sturm J. Vordran J. Reider R. Hyett H. Shilling B. (iallion rv. rieisner T. Conley V. Hieronyt D. Ross If ¥ . nui M. Lant J Hill J. Anderson D. Goetz D. Bokar S. Underwood D. Paolucc :i K. Baker M. Caine K. Thress S. Russell D. Ochaba M. Fagert A. Kreke J. Donaldson i L. Rozzo L. Metzger MEN’S GLEE CLUB 140 A CAPPELLA CHOIR ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 rvj. A wrmcomo T. Sprow n uni N. Wysocki I. Zimmerman A. T Martnnr U. nilJ i. I ttman J. Min I - � iris in K. Obrzut nr n j A W. Harris T Nicker sot 9 . nuckel M. Fagert fC Prestak K. Callaghan C. . Arbaugh K. Kaclunar C. Jelen F. i leutz L. Pepin M. Wagner S. Jain R. HollyfieU y J. Skolny N. Renshaw J ' Graham R. Young R. Johnson G. Martin R. Bergen J. Slitko B. Jurcago E. Xoight R. Estep M. Dye J. Lindhurst J. Mi lsaps J I.cRoy M. Edmond s D. Schneider K. Kuchenbecker F. Letterly j. Lammo N. Tucci r c B. Bird L. Pozun IVI. D roancscK Gildone J. Surrell I A 4.01 T. Ferguson J , L _ . J L. c. u. K. Knack j. iwu J. Currett A. Roe diver J. Agrebnak R Trirb Chern Carusi w D. Skebe A. i n C K S. Couch L. 7 0 D. Berthold r 5. Seelinger T. Stevens M.i I. Rich J. Burke J Cra‘g J. Bellante J. Rush B. Bittner S. Walbeck S. Rush C. Johnson C. Morris a � x t r r VIHIM 5 ULHH Ll UD 1M UV1HO I U)W 1 ( Dennis 1 KOW 2 B. Wesbecher J. Wellington R. Young A. Bind r a D. Lundi i [). Blakemore T. Swisher I. Seaire r M. Vaccai riello T. Burke J. Ashton J � Cello V M. Sturm O. Prasad C. York R. He ri'C-n R. Trick i-1 3ishop B. Gallion T V ictor V. Armenti Ehini'er P. Krakowski i.l Bogert r. o Salopek ROW 5 D. Knuff L. Palmer G. Bednarik C. Barks M. Brown K. Sturm S. Beuhner L. Paul E. Fetterman D. Shilling D. Blackmore J. Moyers C. Ondersma R. Craig R. Bendure V. Burnett R. Morgan A. Griffith J. Esper A. Bole J. Leet J. Lima ACCOUNTING Officers -M. Gainer, Pres.; T. Bar-cik, V-Pres.; H. Sheldon, sec; A. Whittaker, Tres.; members- R. Peoples, B. Golden, D. Kennedy, A. Cheers, L. Mackey, R. Bittinger, T. Porter, T. Plaunchan. T. Barcik, J. Stawley, C. Heidcn, K. Stump The Chess and Strategy Club, a social and com • petitive organization, has been enjoying a fruitful year of playing many strategic games including chess. Dungeons and Dragons, and Dune. They hope to participate in and win many competitions. CHEM Chess Strategy R. Bittinger, K. Chclin, M. Chirahoga I). Knuff, B. Walker, D. Bunt, J. Schullee L. Horvath, C.Jelen, f. Hunt, J• Cerjan, R. Channell, T. Finnani, G. Chancll, T. Kin er, M. Maynard, S. Hamilton. G. Ziuich LAB AIDES Row 1.- A. Ffakes, H. Sielaf, J. Richards, A. Roediger. Row 2 - A. Shah, A. Oliver, T. Bertosa, W. Kintz. Mrs. Heyduk. Advisor, A. Kreke, G. Tetonis, J. Maglosky, . Switzer, B. Fellows, J. Thompson, J. Dupont LIBRARY AIDES AUDIO-VIDEO AIDES R. Raphael, E. Krysiak, A. Chelin, T. Titmon, K. Hall, J. Gayer, A. Toppings. mm CLINIC AIDES Row I.- G. Stefanek, S. Theil, M. Jones, D. Rulison, Mrs. Gallagher R.N. Row 2.- S. Swope K. Reed, , B. Bailee, A. Salinger. PRINCIPALS’ OFFICE AIDES The Pupil Service and Principal Aides work hard to make this school run smoothly. These enthusiastic students enjoy spending their free rime assisting various members of Mentor High School’s administration. They can frequently he seen around the school collecting attendance cards or running errands. BOOK STORE AIDES R. Fink, D. Galowe, A. Johnson, Mrs. Kohls, Advisor, M. Balcck, R. Stowe T. Waloukc, D. Betterly A. To- mita, I . Worth, I). Narramore . T. (.on ley, T. Szorad, L. Baker, B. Sapp, Guinn, H. Pollock ( , L. Dimherio, , M. Hellriegel, M. Daddario, M. Dud ash, B. Hrcn, V. Huronymus, D. Clement, S. Malnar, M. Lesak, Sanzo, B. Piz-zic, M. Costanza T. Plavchan, M. Baluch S. Novak, K. Maynard, J. Donaldson, A. Goertz K. Sili-Biger. J. Gyure, D. Goloh, K. Reed, W. Harman, D. Koerwitz, K. Rintamaa Front row: Mr. NessJ. Pcngal, C. Ar-bauh J. DiNunyio, J. Scarlett Mrs. Walsh Second Row: F. McCaltum M. Fagert,Janet Burke L. Grif, M. Hauser D. Debernardi Front row: T. Cascone A. Shields, D. Poch B. Haralovic, D. Webb T. Wilson, A. Haler : Second row: K. Correia E. Findley, K. LandgrafT. Anderson, S. Ebosb L. Davis, L. Cortell Third row: M. Fagert G. Stafanck, P. Wallace S. Walheck.J. Bush J. Els as , C. Wiersch K. Meacham, Mrs. Srrasser Forth row: T. Lingafelter B. Smith, J. Bailey S. Rush, L. Fisher J. Berkley, L. Brown A. Futchi UNIT 11 AIDES Front row: K. Sweeney, K. Knaack, I.. Hook J. VanHimbcrgen, T. Gir Second row: B. Boles S. Walker, N. Grund T. Franekic, H. Spurlock UNIT 10 AIDES UNIT 12 AIDES T. Raftery, B. Parker, J. Sele-man, R. Gilreath P. Blevins, D. Kaleal, L. Piunno, J. Dumont, B. Tepley, K. Pa I lack, M. Squire, T. Ryder, T. Lewis, S. Szidik, M. Rippel, B. Me Masters, Mr. Kintz DISTRIBUTIVE ED. SR. CHILDCARE JR. CHILD CARE M. Friedel. S. Worth, T. Fierro, S. Swope, C. Greule, C. Gaily, T. Throneburg, T. Miller. K. McGarry, D. Owens, K. Koliza, B. Malhler, C. Bell. L. Arthur, A. Hostetler, K. Spaw.J. Barndt, S. Rowan, C. Groynom, J. Cogar, D. Pohl, P. Saxe. C. Simonetta, B. Adkins OWE SR. R. Frei, G. Kobza, J. Waddell, C. Schumer, R. Hare, C. Lyeman, D. Vchel-vich, Mr. Schunawer C. Osborne, A. | [ | Cooper, M. Cipullo, L. Opp, M. Coey, T. CN IV C T D Badalamentl, M. Parsons, R. Campbell, J. J Forsberg, P. Maxuell, C. Davidson, J. Brown, J. Delzoppo, F. Ball, B. Mason, T. Simcheck. D. Klug.J. Randolph. M. Bi-zily, K. McCracken, J. Samac DATA PROCESSING SR. K. Zavodny, K. Kalamar, M. Hunter, C. Krimmel, L Hill, B. Stevens, M. Bednar, Mr. Clements, J. Tompson. B. Macey, G. Horsa.J. Myers, J. Romig, C. Kidd, J. McDonald. C. Mumings, P. Agosrine, R. Thomas, H. Jones, D. Collins. C. Cooper, G. Yanulaitis, J. Loga N. Cetina, K. McDonald, L. Ickes, P. Lemay, M. Dye, K. Chelin, M. Coot.J. Nagy. L. Fisher, J. Somrak, A. Biscotti, D. Boothe, K. Gant, A. McFIroy, G. F.wing, M. Rigsby. S. Lapaw, T. Bordeler, D. Barnes, T. Gaermos, K. Meyers DATA PROCESSING JR. C. Moses. L. Omanski. K. 1 glione, S. Patterson, S. Rice, S. Hersh. Mr. Stevens Kidd, D. Lohr, R. Conley, C Castt-, ;. Sciarrino, M. Bixel. D. Thacker 1 ULUCr Y AUTO tiuoy Mr. Smelt?, M. Brumagin, J. Britton, T. Storm, A Taddeo, B. Bootne, M. Jacquemain, J. Wet?el K. Moriarity, S. Ashton, D. Fleming, S. Randall S. Murphy, J. Wagner, A. Lino Mentor High School offers a variety of vocational, skilled trade, and industrial arts programs which give our students a solid foundation for employment and enrreprenurial opportunities. Some of them will go into business for themselves while others will supply a qualified work force for local industry and business, adding to the stability of Mentor and it 's surrounding area. K. Bevan. K. Vran, D. Keck. C. Smith. F. Dodgson. M. Buehner. K. Luther. H. Hannan DCT COE s. Vanschie, V. Dixon , J. Wunderle. $ . . ma At. Patounas, Mrs. Petua p Gniss, L. Holmicki D. Diet man, L. Howath, C. Zaccaro.J. Hayden Y- K. Layhe w. K. Larson, B. Steward, M. Conle Y IWF S. MePauley, D. Burlungame, K. Keary, L.Jurick, A. Moses,J. Scarlett, D. Gindlespergcr, D I.ynn, K. Redenshek, S. Horvance, K. Kreger, S. Fisher, C. Laing L. Ferrahte, A. Roberts. L. Field, S. Barber . Gae.J. Seidel, L. Grit, C. Davis, R Hayden, S. Posey, N. Wharton, C. Pratt, M. Taylor, T. Lynn, C. Russell, N. La Prairie OWA D. Kalamar, S. Rullo, S. Fekete,J. Yager, D. Gentile, D. Hoberg, D. Toth, P. Kewisry.J. Waddell, C. Prince. T. Feketc. M. Baumann, A. [ Baueerie, Mr. Davidson left to right Davis, Mark Gard row n Huh he 11 GRAPHIC ARTS Front row: S. Schmitt, T. Lehman H. Jones, T. Kozenko, D. Ward. Second row: K. Steinfurth, K. Le Masters, Mark Dietrich, T. Zak, Scott Kehr. Third row: B. Hen-drick$on,J. Storm, L. HoUman, D. Vidmar. Top row: G. Hall, D. Smoley, R. Wegzynowski, Jim Feeney, J. LaCorte. R J F ront Roy lef rt i to ri it: r A like I Da vidson, J Donna 1 E Iri n i ni C in dv I i van s. c larol GasJ Sara Noonai a. c AUTOMECHANICS AUTO MECHANICS SENIORS 1986-87 Front row left to right: Joe Slansky, Paul Laurieh, Duane Lemerise, Dan Case. Back row' left to right: Tony Stagg, Alfredo Ricci, Duane Schulz, Jay Everall, Eric Giles, Ricky Blevins. activities: Top to Bottom: Sheuli Sen—Section Editor, Jim Polwechak, Ron Stowe. Paula McIntyre, Joe Wise, Bruce Cole. Karoly Meacham, Aoy Tomita Assistant Section Editor. SPORTS CLIMB TO HEIGHTS. . . VARSITY FOOTBALL This year the Mentor Cardinal Varsity Football team finished the season with three wins and seven losses. The ream pur up a tough Fight in the games against Euclid and Mayfield, hut unfortunarly lost in the final seconds of overtime in both games. The September 26th game against North was the first victory for the Cardinals this season. Kevin Knaack rushed 105 yards while Eric Jackert and Todd Hagedom both contributed a touchdown for the victors. The second win of the season was the 1986 Homecoming game on October 4th at Memorial Stadium. Todd Hagedom carried the ball from Mentor 's forty yard line to Bedford's thirty second. Later Hagedom contributed a touchdown, followed by a field goal kick from Andy Douglas, which put the Cardinals ahead thirteen to seven. Final score: Mentor 20 Bedford 10. Members of the All GCC Team were: Erik Voigt • Offensive Tackle Eric Jackett • Defensive Back Steve Salerno - Nose Tackle Members of the All Lake County Team: Erik Voigt and Eric Jackett Members of the All News Herald Team: Eric Jackett and Erik Voigt Outstanding Players were: Kevin Knaack Todd Hagedom Sean Mawhorr Eric Hull Erik Voigt Eric Jackett Steve Salerno Second team all GCC Second team all GCC Second team all GCC Quarterback - passed for 1400 yards Offensive Tackle Defensive Back Nose Tackle 1S4 Row I: Sean Larkin. Tony Rendi. Tom Jerome. Steve Salerno, Kevin Knaack, Joe Salerno. Luke Johnson. F.ric Hull. David Schwartz. Bryan Harman. Row 2: Harold Ernst. Jamie Baker. Jim Ferry. Tom Jukiewicz. Michael Franczek. Pat Sirl. Pete Ball. Mark Burval. Chris I'terhark. Jim Stare Row f Ron McCartney. Mike Garfield. Chris Campbell. Pat Owens. Jeff Elly. Dominic Gildone, Scott Lohrey, Pat Domonkos. Pat McCormick. Al Smith. Row 4:Joe Putney. Shawn Van Scoyoc. Mike Baker. Mike McKay. Roger Winslow. Jeff Grove. Rick Thress.Joe Tracz.John Millsaps Mike Pegoram. Row i: Sean Mawhorr, Bob York. F.rik Voigt. F.ricJackett, Troy Frazier. Rich Prunty. Randy Stark. David Griffith, Jim Robb. George Voj-tush. Row 6:John Bischof, Todd Victor, Jeff DeMell, Jason Hurls-kamp. Brian Schettercr. Boh Jure ago. Greg Martin. Rob Kappel-man. Tom Ferguson. Jerry Hagan. Row 7: Chris Howell, Doug Boyd. Troy Fry, Mike Kondelik. Brian Allan. Dan Randall. Todd Hagedorn. Chris Cardina. Mark McCarter. Bill Bissett. Row 8: Wayne Guthrie. Kevin Payne. Joseph Loethen. Tony Kehoe, Jason Balogh. Tommy Kidd. Charlie Gray. Robbie Thress. Row 9. Dura Hook. Dawn Skebe. Sue Kast. Marianne Whitcomb, Kathleen Reed. Amy Huss. Christi Barker. Row 10: Dick Kerschbaum. Jeff Teringo. Darrel Sadowski. Len Taylor. Tom Swank. Nes Janiak. Chuck Mental. Hector Gonzalez. Dale Garris Middle Left: Doug Boyd, number 4, recovers a fumble for Mentor in the third quarter of Homecoming Game '86. Middle Right Hey wish we were in! Bottom: If I've told you once. I've told you a thousand times: You re supposed to wear your helmets when you play! 155 J.V. FOOTBALL The 1986J. V. Foot ha 11 team had an impressive season finishing at 7 2-1 overall. They went 5 ■ 1 - 1 in the G.C.C. with shut-out victories against Maple Hts. and Mayfield. Outstanding players were quarterback. Chad Frazier, who completed 46 of 100 passes for 811 yards; leading rusher. Mark McBride, with 544 yards and 16 touchdowns; and leading receiver, Derick Rodstrom. with 24 catches for 431 yards. 156 J.V. Football Row I: Brian Wcsbeihcr. Craig Dennis. Scott Walls. Ron Jukiewicz. Todd Simpson. Chris Masai Jeff Hcgcdus. Chad Frazier. Cary Kless. Dennis lauderback Row 2. Rick Fink. Steve Woodruff, lance Stetter, Art Teal. Brian Smith.John Sutter. Gary Horst. Pat Bcrdysz, Jerry Gardner Row FJames Mott, l-arry Brunkala. l an Galovic. Ed Rundt. Marc Okerwall. l an Williams. Chris Kocnigshof. Andy Benigar, Steve Elliott, Mike Fishleigh. Row 4: Jason Morgan. Bill Campana, Doug Jackson. Brent Tarantino. Tom Vrhanowski.Jim Swoop. Greg lluss. Mark Dubec, Craig Childs. Row 5: Mark McBride, Jim Jacket. Thad Kuczynski. Casey LaGanke. Damn Mapes, Jason Seven. Sean Fowler. Joe Wellington. Anthony Maen a. Row 6: Keith Hartsfield, Bryan Gallion, Chuck Fhinger. Bryan Lugo. Derek Rodstrom. Adam Swam. Scott Meyer. Scott Johnson. Jeff Ashton. Row 7: Annie Basler, Traci Lots, Sue Stephenson. Lori Miller. Hope Fox. Mindy Fagert. Nancy Brown. Vicky Barski. FCMB STEPS UP HALFTIME FIGHTING CARDINAL MARCHING BAND Row I: Mr Stalheim. Louis CosnJIo, Steve Sprague. Howard Traub. Steve Poremba.John Paydo, Bob Gobel. Connie Cottrell. Ronn George. Ken Wright. Mr. Hunskker. Row 2: Judy Wysmski.Jennifer Gyure, Diana Goiob, Lisa Toth, Tina Kaufman. ChristyJo Moore. Barb Boles. Leslie Caruso. Jennifer Miller. Sue Vopicka Row J: Michelle Martin. Jenny Rose, HollyJerel. Kathy Strancar. Lisa Salvatore. Ja -mie Richards. Heather Conley. Sue Davis. Heather Shilling, Linda Stepanec. Tara Constantine. Row 4: Lisa Anselmi. Wendy Sanders. Debbie Paolucci, Stefanie Ambrochowicz. Marta Jones, Chris Fielttz. Marie Taylor. Erica Pepin. Shristy Smith. Kim Soreuson. Becky Rakes. Renee Hocevar Row 5 Stacy Hosance. Ta ana Franekic, Jenny Donaldson, Jackie Lohr. Lisa Haffa. Renee Prescott. Laune Lapinskas. Carol Kuret. Trade Bishop. Kate Palek. Gena Vend, Annette Hayes. Row 6: Stef ie Lima. Chris Zebrowski. Gail Pluhar. Shannon Kirkland. Chris Hams. Eileen Krysiak. Amy Roediger. Karen Stevenson. Nicole Boris. Paula Ackers, Sandy Seelinger. David Sterner. Melissa Boris. Row 7:Jan Schuller. Linda Cornwall. Jason Spadaro, Scott Holmecki. Don Menhorn. Enc Katko. Todd Fames. Robyn Ragley. Sandi Yeagly. Kerri Maynard. Debs Koerwkz. Sandi Edgar. Row 8: Kim Kershaw. Angela Goodwill. Dave Thome. Charlie Weber. Jon Schwarz. George Tetonis.Jim Jachson, Scott Zumc. Bill Kuret. George Les-kovec. Chris Detota.Jim Sever. Row 9 Kristi Kershaw, Kristi Mastradonato, Shannon McCue. Richard Kretchman. West Reynolds, Dave Walker,Joe Miskulm. Holly Petrone. Karen Spondike.John Higgins. Beef Stupak. Row 10: Tenia Smith. Dawn Schekengest. Bob Smote. Rob Lewis. Kelly Higgins, Karen Osborne. Bob Vinson. Lisa Federico. GingerJackson. Michelle Hoover Row II: Len Augustine. Ken Marsalis. Don Greenwood. Dave Shilling.John Skolny. Matt Potter. Shave Springer. Justin Roth. Dave Sersain. Charlie Deeb. Michelle Ltchvar, Amy Crysler. Row 12:Jennifer Ballard. Cindy Sneary. Su-zette Rush. Jodi Crysler. Dawn Zac cart). Bridgette Hearn. Karen Reed. Heather Clark, Missi Carr. Heather Frank. For 13- Tracey Auter. Denise Winchester. Heidi Marsalis. Lon Gnf.Julie Wesrin. Wendy Herman. Stacy Smole. Samara Koerlin, Ann Paydo. Shelley Lebowitz. GIRLS’ TENNIS From Row: Maria Hauser, Sherry Lauderback, Julie Esper, Dama Webb Second Row: Ingrid Goertz, Janet holrzhauser. Nicky Tetonis. Carrie Lunder, Coach Burns After losing some players to graduation, the tennis team faced a challenging new season. Through much practice and dedication, the team proved to have a very successful season. Their final record was 12 and 4. A special congratulations goes to Julie fisper and Janet Holtzhauser for their accomplishments. These girls finished 1st in the District and Regional competition and 4th in the State competition. OVERALL RECORD 12 Wins 4 Loses O Ties OPPONENT MHS Brush -I Beaumont 3 Euclid 4 Shaker Hts. 3 Chagrin Falls 3 West Geauga ’ Gilmour Academy 4 Hudson 4 Fireston 2 Hawken 4 Solon I Mayfield 3 Cleveland Hts. 2 Brush 3 Notre Dame 4 Solon 2 THEY 1 2 O 2 2 0 1 I 3 I 3 o 3 3 158 JV TENNIS Front Row: Janet Minn. Carrie O'Connor, Julie Laltood, and Noelle Grund. Second Row Laurie Haltus, Monica Fracci. Kathy Witeczak. Coach l-ric Vinborg, Heather Cosgriff. and Maureen McFadden. 159 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Row I:Josh Freshwater. Scott Beal. Mike Costarica. Brian Liles. Scott Cherep. Brian Danison Row 2: Dan KoStecka, John Cerjan. Ron Woersch. Ken Marsalis. Ken Swope. Tom Langer Row 1: Phil Anderson. Shawn Springer. Jim Gragam. John Nagy. Akhil Bundra Row 4: Mark Edmonds, Dave Chaika. Dave Thorne. Keith Rintamaa, Aaron Walker. Chris Rogaliner Row 5. RayJurcago. Ron Schwanalder. Dave Kadas, Chris Mazcika, Todd Trimmer Row 6: Ken Stump, John Randolph. Anish Shah, Doug Taggart. Tom Ross. Mike Damon. Jay Powell. Coach Green Trh 1986 Boys' Cross Country team had a smashing season, being GCC champions for the 8th year in a row, district champions, and recieving 1st place in the major invitationals-Mentor, Walsh, St. Joseph, and Lorain Community College. The outstanding players of this team all pur out a great and winning effort, with the help of Coach Green, Assistant Coach Litzinger, and Captains Mike Damon and Ken Stump. Mike Damon showed in Mentor 's winning style placing 1st in the all-GCC 1st team, 1st in district meet, 2nd in regional meet, and 19th in state. He, along with Tom Ross and Ken Stump, was a News Herald Player of the week. The most improved award went to junior Tom Ross and outstanding sophomore award went to Brian Danison and Jay Powell. The 1986 Boys Cross Country team, being winners all the way, made all of Mentor High School very proud. 160 161 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling: Debbie Paolucci. Jennifer Lockom Front Row Terri Conley, Jill Donaldson. Gwen Stefanck. Ashley HeCtus. Kathy Thrcss, Tanya Pesch. Coach Barber Middle Row Sarah Wennerstrom. Laura Pildner, Kim Young, I jura Cortell. Megan Lewis. Leigh Walker Back Row: Becki Hamilton. Tricia Armstrong. Michelle Fretter. Cindy Link. Joan Marella, Kim Pre tak 162 The 1966 Girls' Cross Country team, coached by Ais. Barber, finished the year with quire an impressive season. The team s number one runner was sophomore. Debbie Paulucci, who was also a regional qualifier. The other sophomore varsity runners were Kim Young and Leigh Walker. This year's captains were: three year letter winner. Michelle Fretter, along with Tricia Armstrong, both seniors. Another excellent runner was Cindy Link, a senior, who was a consistent scorer throughout the season. The team Finished in a tie for 2nd place in the GCC with a 6-1 record in dual meets and 6-2 overall. They Finished 2nd in the Mentor Invitational. 3rd in the GCC meet, and 4th in the Strongsville Distance Festival behind three other state ranked teams. We would like to congratulate the team on a great season and wish them luck in the future! 6-2 THEY MHS OPPONENT Beaumont Brush Maple Hts Mayfield South Euclid North Bedford 47 (FORFEIT) 28 45 30 18 (FORFEIT) Mentor won on 6th place tie-breaker GOLF First Row R. Hasselman. A. Katerba, B. Marinclli.J. Roberts Second Row: S. Jahke, M. Mchain. J. Norris. F. Williamson, Coach Polinsky, G. Reider.J. Green. G. Ness 164 Middle Left: Retder with the pur . Middle Right: Where did the ball go? Bottom: What was wrong with that shot F.ric' The 1986 Golf ream had a very impressive season with a 16-0-1 overall record and a 11-0-1 record in (he GCC. With a match average of 161.71 compared to their opponents average of 175.27 the team easily took the GCC title (unbeaten) and finished first in the GCC tournament. Coach Polinskys last golf march of the 1986 season came against Lake Catholic. The ream edged out Lake by a score of 164 to 166 to give Coach Polinsky his 99th win. We all know 1987 will bring no. 100 and many more wins for the Coach and his team. In the AAA District Golf Tournament Mentor was in second place (in the first round) and defending their district title bur in the second round fell short by 2 strokes and came in Fifth. Individual honors were MVP and News-Herald Player of the Week Brett Marinelli. Most Outstanding Senior Eric Williamson, Most Outstanding Junior Jason Green, and Most Improved Golfer John Roberts. 165 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL First Row K. Steven. L. Zimmerman. T. Magill. L Luck. A. Pogacnik, M. Haluska Second Row: L. Haluska, K. Knack, A. Wood, C. Frskine. H. Petrime Back Row: A. Korenko. V. Hieronymous. M. Reily. Coach OBant. Coach Mast, L. Fisher. C. Dickenson. M. Daddano. K. McDonald nu OPPONENT MBS THEY Solon 0-11 15-2 Wickliffe 16-14 0-0 7-0 Bedford 0-12 0-10 Astabula 0-5 0-1 Wickliffe 15-5 0-4 Berkshire 0-0 2-15 Madison 0-9 0-11 North 0-0 9-15 0-7 Brush 8-0 6-0 Lake Catholic 0-0 0-10 11-15 Maple 16-14 9-15 15-7 Mayfield 0-1 0-0 0-11 South TO 12-0 North 0-9 0-10 Cleveland fits. 5-0 10-15 Euclid 9-0 6-0 Bedford 150 12-0 0-4 Euclid 0-11 9-0 12-15 Maple 15-2 0-9 Brush 0-1 0-2 Mayfield 16-14 0-0 7-0 South 6-0 0-6 0-15 South 17-0 5-0 0-15 The Mentor High Varsity Volleyball Team had a succesful season this year with a team theme of Making it HappenThe team made it happen by having a winning season, placing third in the Greater Cleveland Conference, placing second in the Perry tournament, and learning to work as a team. Laura Zimmerman, Lori Luck, and Holly Petrime were named News-Herald Players of the Week. Lori Luck and Laura Zimmerman were named to the GCC All Conference Team. The team proved to be a winning one on and off the court. “ commented Coach La Bant. 166 Top left: We re ready for anything. Middle Right Come on guys we can win it. Bottom Left Teamwork brings it all together JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL First raw R Bengaugh. I. Brawn. L Bcngaugh. D. Resain . I. Lewis.J McGill Second raw: R. Cassidy. A. Futchi. L. Gilbert. M. Felice. J Belt. Back raw Coach Mast. Coach l.aBanr ' % lA . — . o OPPONFNT Solon Wick iffe Madison North Brush Lake Catholic Maple Heights Mayfield South North Cleveland Heights F.uchd Bedford F.uchd Maple Heights Brush Mayfield South Bedford 16.1 1112 11-1 11-6 12 11 11 6 11-7 11-10 11-1 11-9 11-11 11-11 4-11 111 1-H 17-11 11-1 11-1 11-H 11-1 7-11 11-0 11-1 11-1 11 11-11 6-H 11-1 11-1 11-1 11-12 9-H 11 11-7 ll-li 11- 11-2 11-11 9-H Vll 11 19-17 lO-H 11-2 11-1 H-12 11 11-1 Mentor Junior Varsity Volleyball also had a good season. They had a 16 and 1 record and won seven games in a row. Mia Daddano. a statistician commented. They worked well as a team. There were no stats, just people who wanted to win as a team. Top Rip hr Way to be. Leiph! Middle Left I think he's cutef What about you puys' Bottom Riphr Nice spike Jody! 167 Row l: Steve Shumacher, Mike Jeffery, Steve Shields, Greg Strasser. Mark Kolnekker. Chris Dels bur. Tom Scull, Dan Haines. Mike Micale Mark Douglas. Todd Clark. Len Trem Row 2: Chris Wuina. Andy Douglas. Brian Rich. Jim Gorman. John Rich. Joe Horosko, Jerry Moyers. Randy Mellon. Denny Symister. Jay Strukel, Jay Jarrett Row 1 Ken Skitton. Jenny Shipley. Keytli Bengal. Brad Skirron. Gene Klingbeil, Jason Spadaro. Rob Wolff. Tony Sterling. Mike DeRespirij. James Koenig. Dave Mackin. Nat Preuer Row 4: Joe Elegante. John Graziano, Doug Reiehand. Brent Adams. Mike Hollis. Greg Rechner. Om Prasad. Todd Krantz. Sean Stadler. Dan Rossitano. Larry Harpster Row 5 Scott Williams. Gregg Fredricks. Ron Stowe. Rich Stawar. John Hamilton. Brad Fross. Eric Nainiger. Rosemary Morgan. Charlie Deeh, Matt Senra. Shane Springor. Rick Bergen Row 6 Al Biscotti. Mark Rigsby. Brian Malinowski. Mark Mazmk. Adam Fajack. Rich Kretschmon. Tom Reisihg. Brian Kozar. Rakesh Engineer. Bill Manus. Buddy Busier Row 7: Coach Mucker, Coach Dubeansky. Rob Young. Renee Knauf. Chris Wiersch. Sue Wolff. Jenny Kidd. Stacy Hovanch. Michelle l.ichuar. Angelo Pareza. Eric Campell, Dan Rich The 1986 Mentor Varsity Soccer team ended the year with an excellent season behind them. They placed first in the GCC with a record of 8-1-1 and 13-4-1 overall. They made some great accomplishments by becoming not only city champions, but GCC. champions as well. Many players received individual honors this season. This year's News-Herald players of the week included Don Haines. Len Trem. Mike Jeffery. Mark Douglas and Steve Schumacher. Mark Douglas was also a Plain Dealer player of the week. On the News Herald's All Star Team were Mike Jeffery, Jay Strukel and Mark Douglas. Coach Mackar gave the ream Leadership Awards to Steve Schumacher, Dan Haines and Mike Jeffery Selected for the All Greater Cleveland Conference Team were Mark Douglas, Steve Schumacherand Dan Haines. The All GCC second ream included Alike Jeffery and Greg Strasser. nil 1 OPPONENT MIIS They I North Olmsted i - ' MuJison 6 1 Sr. Ignatius O i West Geauga J I South 6 4 Brush i 0 Euclid V 0 North 2 i Mayfield 1 0 South 1 2 Euclid 1 1 Kenston j I Mayfield to 0 Luke Catholic 1 0 I West Geauga o i I 168 This year for the first time, the JV Soccer Team was divided into two teams. The A team tied the record for the most ties in a season while the B team finished the season undefeated The most valuable player award was given to Bill Manus, while Keyth Pang a! and Rosemary Morgan were awarded the Coach's award. Two players. AI Biscotti and Rich Kretchomon, were the most improved players this season. Mentor's soccer team congratulates Greg Strasscr for his first goal of rhe season in a game against Mayfield. 169 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Football Top Row Kim Krom, Sue Kast. Christy Barker. Bottom Row: Dawn Skebe, Kathleen Reed, Amy Huss, Marianne Whitcomb, Deana Gildone Football Mascots Basketball Top Row: Dawn HiU, Amy Grifith, Kathy Vedell, Brook Vrcan, Diana Wet e Bottom Row. Michelle Schembre, Michelle Frank, Karen Deity Top Row: Annette Beatty. Tammy Magill, Lisa Wagner Bottom Row: Dawn Munns. Jennifer VanHimbergen, Jodi Pengal. Wendy Harris. Terri Conley Wrestling 170 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Football Annie Baslcr. Nancy Brown. Mindy Fagert. Sue Stephenson, Lori Miller, Hope Fox. Tracy Lors Basketball Top Row Vicki llieronymous. Cheryle Bober, Jill Donaldson. Tera Helm in ak, Lynn R0770 Bottom Row: Paula McIntyre. Carla George. Nicki Vaccariello Top: Dawn Cipollo Middle Row: Kristy Kershaw, Becky Rakes. Nicole Tetonis. Holly Rost Bottom Row: Tracey Rerak. Mary Kay Roedigcr, Kim Young 171 VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL Top Row Coach Ken Esper. Bob Brose he id. Eric Ecttcrman.Joc Nagy, Karl Ondersma.Joe Tracz. Par Domonkos, Sean Mawhorr. Assistant Coach Don Goodman Bottom Row: Jack Afauk. Rick Thress, Jeff Sharp. Greg Strasser. Keith Rintamaa, Chris Russo. Chad Erazier. Ed Hull The Varsity Hoys' basketball season starred on a high note. They won their first five games. Their overall record is so far 7-11 and 6-5 in the G.C.C. which ranks them in fourth place. This is an improvement over last year’s fifth place finish. Mentor's goals for the end of the season are to be victorious in their remaining games and to win the sectional tournament. 89 OPPONENT MHS THEY Geneva 34 Mayfield 43 43 Madison 36 30 North 60 33 Maple Heights 38 36 Bedford 60 78 Euclid 37 83 South 68 39 Brush 62 70 Canton Timken 30 76 Mayfield 34 38 North 62 32 Cleveland Heights 47 83 Maple Heights 68 72 John Adams 67 68 Bedford 68 67 West Geauga 60 64 Top Left: That's the way to rake the drive! Middle Right: I wouldn 't want to get in his way either. 9-8 OPPONENT Geneva Mayfield Madison North Maple Bedford Euclid South Brush Canton Timken Mayfield North Cleveland Hts. Maple Hts. John Adams Bedford Wesr Geauga (partial record) Top Row: Derek Rodstrom, Roh Hasselman. Barry Miller, Dennis Merril, Bryan Gal ion. Todd Trimmer. Craig Buckley. Coach Don Goodman. Bottom Row: Dave Pafford. Gary Kless.Jeff Ashton. Rick Hasselman. Todd Swisher. Matt Gasper, Chuck F.hinger. The MentorJ. V. Basketball team, coached by Mr. Gtx)dman had a winning season. Their overall record is 9-8 and their G.C.C. record is 5-6. which puts them in 6th place. Their goals for the end of the season are to win the remaining games and improve their record. Middle Right: ' Mentor High has great spirit! Top Left: That's the way to shoot! VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row I: II. Richards. K. Keller. H Petrime. C Morris. S. Valley. K. Krom S. Wennerstom Row 2: T. Tomoti, D. Benke. L. Haluska. S. Kasr. M. Haluska, R. Morgan. L. Dolsak. Coach Cetina Top Left: Nice follow through Donna' Middle Right Team work brings it all together Bottom Middle: Defense is the key to victory. The Girls' Varsity Basketball team had a good season with three returning seniors. They came out with a 9-9 record after their game against South. With a 8-3 record in the G.C.C., they are ranked second in the conference, one place higher than last year. Mentor has the honor of having two girls ranked as the Ohio High Scorers, Laura Dolsak and Marcy Haluska. The team not only competed with other reams, they competed among themselves. Lauren Smith was the free throw percentage leader, Laura Dolsak had the highest point average, Cindy Morris had the most steals, and Marcy Haluska had the most rebounds. The varsity's goals for the end of their season are to win the remaining games and become sectional champs. Opponent Madison Mayfield North Cleveland fits. Maple Bedford South Brush Canton Euclid Mayfield North Geneva Maple Bedford Euclid Chargrin Falls South 9-9 MHS 42 SO 32 3d 41 39 31 32 23 34 32 26 40 3d 40 34 24 44 THEM 43 46 31 62 33 36 40 33 69 37 33 23 33 43 39 60 43 31 174 11 6 Opponents MHS Madison 33 Mayfield 44 North 24 Cleveland Hts. 17 Maple Heights 28 Bedford 41 South 34 Brush 38 Canton Timken 31 Euclid Mayfield North Geneva Maple Heights Bedford Euclid Mayfield North Geneva 28 37 28 40 28 40 22 22 38 29 Row I: L. Bengough, A. Kotenko, T. Conley. J. Magill, I. Lewis. C. Jeemecik. R Bengough. Row 2: . Abraisic. K. Reed, W. harmon. C. Oliver. L. Gilbert L. Jacobs. M. Felice. L. Walker. M Reily. Coach Barber Mentor's Girls'J.V. Basketball team had a good season. Their record is 11 and 7, and 7 and 3 in the G.C.C. The Team had competitions within itself. They had a one on one tournament which Mary Felice won. The person with the most rebounds for the year was Laura Gilbert. Jodie Magill had the most steals. Roseanne Bengough had the highest free throw percentage, while Mary Felice scored the most points during the season. Goals for the remainder of the season were to finish with a victory and play hard. Left: Nice steal Jodie!! 175 Middle right: Working our to muscle the team to victory. VARSITY WRESTLING Row I:J. Penpal. D. Munns. D. Cippolo, H Rost. K. Kershaw. B. Rakes. K. Young, T. Rezak, N. Tetonis. M. Roediger, A Beatty. T. Conley. Row 2: K. Skilton.J. Roberts. M. Cost an a. C. Petti. P Berdysz.J. Debrosa, T. Victor. T. Salopeck, A. Doughs. M Knize. M. Pedley. Row i:J. Freshwater. P. Smith, T. Sterling, J Megyese.J. Baslcr. M. Young. G Madlean.J. McDonald. G. Horst. C. Graley. 5. Springer. J. Elly, B. Allan. D. Becker. Row -I: B. Skilton, B. Liles. T. Langer.J. Grega.J. Miskuhn. M. Ebeling. J. Bishop. M. Kintop, G. Artino. D. Hulten, C. Masai, A. Pressello. S. Cowsert. C. Uterhark. J. VanHimbergen, L. Wagner. K. Reed, Coach Hada. Coach Gonzalez. Coach Teringo. W. Harris. T. Magill. The Mentor High varsity wrestling team has had a very productive season. To date there overall record is 3-2-1. They are i and 1 in the G.C.C. which puts them in second place. Over the course of the season Mentor competes in tournaments, along with their dual matches. In the North Canton Hoover Tournament Mentor competed against nineteen teams. Craig Petri placed second in his weight class, Andy Douglas placed third in his class and Jim Del Rosa placed fourth in his weight class. In the BrecksviUe tournament Mentor also competed against nineteen teams, hut this time they improved their record to ninth place. Individually Jim DelRosa placed second, Craig Petti placed third, Mike Costan a placed fourth, and Josh Freshwater placed fifth. Varsity's Goals for the rest of the season include working toward a great showing in the post season State Tournament and also to coninue their dual match success. OPPONENT Kenson Geneva Louisville Mayfield Twinsburg East lake North Riverside Maple Hts. Bedford (Partica! record) Upper right: Come on! You can take him down! Middle right: Taking a break from the Canton tournament. Lower left: Mentor's ready for anything! MHS THEY 35 22 50 IS 31 31 36 19 21 37 52 21 50 15 15 47 59 6 176 J.V. WRESTLING enror J. V. wrestling had a great season. Thus far, the team is undefeated with a record of 9 wins and no losses. When they competed in the G.C.C. tournament Mentor walked away with many victories. Placing first in the tournament were John Roberts and John McDonald. Second place honors were earned by Brad Skilton. Brian Liles Buddy Basler. Todd Salopeck. Sean Cowsert, and Brian Allan. Third place victories went to Tom Langer, John Grega, Greg McClean, and Art Teal. Chris Masai finished in fourth place Top Left: Tike him down, pin him flat' Top Right: Wrestle, wrestle, wrestle, twist him into a pretzel' Middle Right Way to go at him' Bottom Mentor Cardinals are on the attack' 178 GIRLS' SWIMMING The girls’ swim ream follows an impressive 1966 season with hopes of sharing the GCC rule. Last year (hey finished 3rd in the GCC and 12ch in (he District. In 1987 they finished their dual meet schedule with a 9-4 record and 3-2 in the GCC. With the season coming to a close their hopes for the GCC title were shattered by a 2 point loss to Bedford. Although the title is lost, the girls go into the GCC tournament with a strong team, hoping to defeat their GCC rivals Euclid and Bedford. On February 28th, eight lady cardinals will represent Mentor at the District tournement. Top Left but coach I'm done with my workout. Top Right: It's Adrianne Tripi in the lead. Middle: Swimmers rake your mark, bottom Left: breastroke is my stroke. Bottom Right Mom says butterflies are beautiful. 179 GIRLS’ DIVING TEAM Top Left: Diana Turk Bottom Left: Kim Minor Right: Mary Beth O'Hara Divers Nor Pictured: Kristy Mastrodonatc Kathy Meeks 19X7 SWIMMING DIVING TEAM BOYS DIVING TEAM I °Pponcnr r Hcs l Shaker Girls L Boys Midpark L L Gilmour W L RidSeville IV W Maple Hrs. W IV Madison W w finish w w Euclid w IV Riverside L L J Reach ivood w IV 1 Mayfield w IV 1 Red ford w IV I L IV 1 IV I Divers Left: Lance Trancer Right: Mike Sturm In Front: Laura Miller. Val Hazzard Row I:John LeRoy. Ben Craghead. Chris Coon. Lisa Anselmi. Carol Bradt. Carol Harts field. Karen Stevenson. Mehsa Boris. Maureen MeFadden. Jennifer Donaldson. Row 2: Coach Boh Haag. Sandi F.dgar. Karoly Meacham. Michelle Fretter. Gren Stefanec. Audrey Citriglia. Holly Jerele. Lori Voleski. Diana Turk. Kim Minor. Paula Ackers. Tracey Taylor. Tracey Meyer. Coach Becky Bartholomew. Row i: Chns Fretter. Mike Sturm. Pat Wade, Ted Webster. Kim Sorenson. Jackie Ellwanger. Adrianne Tripi. Kristy Paderewski. Martine Shaw. Lora Lowes. Amy Crysler. Row I Scott Cherry. Rodd Rauhenolr. Pat Prunry. Nick Tucci. Chuck Heiden. Ken Stump. Chris Heiden. Dave Tripi. Adam Swain. John Graziano. Jim Graham BOYS’ SWIMMING If was a year of close meets and Rally Caps for the Boys Swim Team. They came off a strong 1966 season with a 3rd in the GCC and ranked 10th in the district. Although they lost many seniors in 86, they came back with a strong sophomore squad for '87. They closed out their dual meet schedule with a 10-3 record and 4-1 in the GCC putting them in second behind Brush. They will go into the GCC tournament with a chance to tie for the GCC title. The boys'team will also be taking 8 boys to the District meet. Coach Haag is hoping several will qualify for the state tournament. Top Swimmers pit-use stand up. Middle Top Chris Hcidcn takes a deep breath. Middle Bottom Ted Webster wins a close one. Bottom Left It's a sophomore start. Bottom Rip hr The stroke of a Mentor Swimmer 181 BOYS' TRACK Top Left: Boy I hate running the mile! Top Right: It feels great to get this load off my hack. Bottom: LiMtk Mom. No Hands! Bottom Row. Pave McHugh. Rich George. Doug Cartmell. Trie Ashton. Sean Slovenski. Jerry Fresenko, Ken Stump. John Bogart. Chris Rog liner Second Row Kelly Mehler. Bob York, Todd Victor. Ralph Sageuoski, Mike Jochum. Dave Reed. Jeff Demell. John Rmtamaa. Mike Damon, Coach Green Third Row: Faith McCollom. Tim Andrassy. Ken Marsalis, Amsh Shah. Bruce Cole. Daniel Kostecka. Aaron Walker. Coach I. it ringer Fourth Row: Lisa Brown. Todd Berson. Kevin Knaack. Rich Prunty. John Randolph. Keith Rmtamaa. Rayjurcago. Chuck Moore. Chris Mareik. Ken Simko Fifth Row: Chris Wiersch. Pat Young. Mike Dckotch. Steve Jam, Ben Craghead. John Cerja, Brian Widdowson, Todd Hagedorn. Mark Krenisky. Tony Sterling Sixth Row Jenny Shipley. Par Owens, Paul Hieronymus. Frik Voight. Sean Larkin. Tom Lingarelter. Charlie. John Bishoff Brian Desantis 182 THEY OPPONENTS Adums Lincoln West Walsh Brush South St. Ignatius Euclid Bedford Maple Hts North Mayfield GCC Meet GIRLS’ TRACK Bottom Row: Kim Prertak. Rennet■ Lawson, Beckie Hamilton. Lynda Horvath, Heather Pollock, Caryn F.rskine 2nd Row: Cynthia Link, Heidi Marsalis. Michelle Fretter, Lisa Palmer. Sheryl Walbeck. Cindy Johston 3rd Row: Sarah Rush. Coach Werner. Joan Manila, Sandy Yeagley. Dawn Hill. Laura Zimmerman, Tajana Franekic. Jenni Rush. Kathy Sweeney, Coach Woodman Last Row: Cindy Melloti. Shelly Taggert. Tory Ferris. Kellie Kolba, Kathy Grant, Missy Davis, Susan O'Hara, Saron Heinrich The 86 girls' crack ream had eight meets. They won two hard fought meets, lost five close ones, and had one draw. The ream worked hard and all hope for a better season next year. First year coach Mr. Woodman said that the team showed promise for an outstanding upcoming season. Though the team had no stars, many awards were given out. Receiving second year plaques were Missy Davis, Sharon Heinrich, Beckie Hamilton, Lynda Horvath, and Laura Zimmerman. Trophies were earned by three people; Kellie Kolba, Cindy Melloti, and Tory Ferris. Kellie Kolba also received MVP honors. Middle Right: Beckie. Kellie, and Tory pose for a picture. Bottom Left: I thought I only had to do one lap! OPPONENT Madison Regina Brush South Euclid Bedford Maple Heights North Mayfield 25-1 MHS 64 43 81 16 33 78 43 38 184 185 BASEBALL Front Row: Troy Frazier. Mike Haworth, Tom Beck. John Rodgers, Bill Shirley. Boh F.ppich, Tim Funk. Mike Quecner. Chris Canon Back Row:Jim Pfeil. Jones. Curt Cairo. Mike Petruzeillo. Shawn Sabin. Doug Yutzy. Jeff Moegling. Dave Graczyk, Terry Mart he. Coach Thompson. Mentor's Varsity Baseball Team ended the season with an impressive 20-13 record. They also won the regional championship for the first time. Many of the team s players graduated last year. News Herald Player of the Month A ward was received twice by Doug Yutzy. who was also All-State Pitcher, and once by Curt Caito. Mr. Thompson is the head coach for both Varsity and Junior Varsity. The JV ended it's season with 19 wins and only 7 losses. 186 187 VARSITY SOFTBALL Top Row: Coach Williams. Michelle Franks. Michelle Fulton. Michelle Futchi, Julie Westin, Laura Haluska.Jill Horwatt. Michelle Wagner. Sue Dell Bottom Row: Terri Conley. Tricia Callahan. Kim Keller. Debbie Lowthcr, Kathleen Reed, Joanie Westin. Janet Holzhaeusser. Laura Miller. Colleen Toth The Varsity Softball team worked their way through a challenging season struggling between fastpitch and slowpirch coming out with a 11-15 overall record and 7-6 in the G.C.C. Although the team was not ranked high in the GCC, three players were elected to the ALL-GCC team: 1st team Michelle Fulton and Terry Conely, 2nd team Janet Holzhaeusser. Janet was also Telegraph Player of the Week, and Michelle and Terry played on the News-Herald Senior All-Star Team. Individual awards went to Michele Fulton for Outstanding Defensive Player, Terri Conley for Outstanding Offensive Player, and Tricia Armstrong won the Coach's Award. Opponent M IS THEY Madison Wickliffe Perry North Maple Hts Brush South St. Johns Riverside Bedford Mayfield Madison Ashtabula Holy Name Euclid Lake Catholic North Riverside Maple Hts Brush Geneva Geneva South Stow- Tnmt Bedford Euclid 188 15-10 The Girl's JV softball team proved to be fierce in the GCC by com -ing in 1st with an 11-2 record. Their season was dominated by their skill in slowpitch which was proven by their 11-5 record. Although the fast pitch half of the season was not as good, coming up with a 4-5 record, they showed promise for a dominating future. 0 Top Row: Coach Stevens, Pam Wallace, Kim Dudash. Kerri Knaack. Laura Pildner. Andrea Wood. Carrie O'Connor. Sue Kasr. Huron Valley, Kerry Kolha. Heather Clark. Bottom Row: Sara Wennerstrom. Tracy Za ada, Tara Constantine, Dawn Restina. losemary Morgan, I jura Dolsak, Holly Beaver. Anettc Beatty. Dane DeBarnardi 189 BOYS' TENNIS VARSITY First Row: Keith McDonald. John Roberts Second Row: Rrendon Tripodo. Greg Strasser. Bryan Olson, Chuck Heiden. Pete McFadden. Doug Schneider Third Row: Coach Vinborg JUNIOR VARSITY First Row Dave Leinweber. Mike Costanza Second Row Mike Chiiboga. Tom Ferguson. Bob Brown, Ron Garner. Doug Schneider Third Row: Coach Burns The 1986 boys' tennis team had an outstanding season. The team's record was 8 and 6 overall and 3 and 2 in the Greater Cleveland Conference. The team accomplished this with one second year plaque winner, Greg Strasser, and nine guys receiving letters. Middle Right That's the form that wins Mentor's matches. Bottom Left Another one bites the dust. a.6 Ml IS THEY OPPONEN TS Conneout Western Reserve K rrland Wick iffe Brush Euclid Shaw North May Field Riverside South Shaker llrs Cleveland Uts Lake Catholic 190 SPORTS First Row. Kristy Snbt Second Row:Jenny Gyure. Shannon Svegel, Kristin Reed Third Row: Diana Goloh. Natalie Mikolsky. Meghan Gorman. Kristin Correia Last Row: Laura Miller The Sports section staff would like to congratulate the sports teams on their great seasons and to remember Winning isn't everything, making the effort to win is. '' Sports F.ditor Kristin Reed ADMINISTRATION Superintendent of Mentor Public Schools Mr. Joseph A. Lesak Mentor Board of F.ducation Sitting: Charleen R. C.awronsk, and Barbara Reynolds Standing: Harold Gavenck. Arthur Kless. A. Hugh Brown Mrs. Peggy Hanrahan. Pnnicpal Mrs. Hanrahan has worked in the Mentor School System for twenty-four years. She has been primcpal here at Mentor High for thirteen years. She enjoys working with students because they are exciting, creative, and interesting. She is very proud that we have been recognized by the State Department of Education as an excellent school in Ohio. Mr. Walt Conte. Assistant Principal Mr. John Rinramaa, Assistant Principal Mr. Dan Plarano, Athletic Director 194 UNIT 12 OFFICE Standing left to right M. Ness, principal, B Walsh, secretary; M McCollister. guidance counselor; T. Quigney. guidance counselor. The unit twelve office helps seniors prepare for graduation and the years ahead They also help students apply for college scholarships and prepare for the SAT test and other college entrance exams. UNIT 11 OFFICE Standing left to right: J. Goodwin, principal; G. Brach, guidance counselor; D. Litzingcr. guidance counselor. Sirring: M. Byrd, secretary Students get a helping hand from the unit eleven staff in preparing for the college entrance exams and in selecting their senior year courses. UNIT 10 OFFICE Standing left to right: J. Harmon, guidance counselor. J. Jackson, principal; J. Mueller, guidance counselor; Not pictured-P. Strasser. secretary. The unit ten office is in charge of introducing Mentor High Schixil to the new students. They also help with plans for careers and college. This year a new program called Pathfinder was used to help students plan their future 195 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Mrs. Harper, history teacher and Yearbook Advisor. gets the point across to her students during a class lecture. Mr. Voyren smiles, tells his class a joke, and waits for a response. The social studies department trains students to he responsible citizens. They provide M.H.S. students with the opportunity to attend the Close-Up trip to Washington D.C.. and to register to vote. Many lof the teachers in the department are also advisors or coaches of many extra-curricular activities. Standing left to right:J. Woerne. K. Esper-varsity basketball coach, R. DeCaro. W. Barnes. Sitting left to right: P. Georges. J. Wagar-says students are personable , M. Roberts, A. Thompson-head baseball coach. T. Voyten -department head and advisor of Close-Up trip, A. Kumat-faculty council member. K. Harper-yearbook advisor. M. darns-Academic Decathlon advisor. Nor pictured: G. Allen-Academic Decathlon advisor. National Honor Society advisor. Future Leaders advisor. Junior Class advisor. J. Hada. - Wrestling Coach J. Reider. ENGLISH DEPT. Top Right: Mrs. Black supervises the student center during the lunch modules. Middle Left: Mrs. Geisler smiles as she thinks. Wait until he see this grade!! « Mrs. Kohn helps her students whenever s b j f the chance. Having twenty-two teachers, the English department is the largest in the school. They hope to teach their students all communication skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. Many teachers teach grammar and usage as well as American. British and World literatures which help to round out the students' language arts education. This year the writing competency test was administered and classes were offered to strengthen weak areas. Next year a reading competency test will be offered. Mrs. Geisler said. Everyone in our department is close and helpful to each other. Standing from left to right: M. Semrad, T. Wilson. T. Trayter, M. Chaka-says her students provide her with a challenge to unsettle their minds . T. Dublo- The kids are refreshing and exhausting! , D. Kohn. L. Stuckey. L. Nagy. D. Black. L. Sigworth-Reflections advisor. A. Sabo. S. Osborn. Sitting from left to right: J. Erittinger. R. Eranko - Academic Decathlon subject advisor, C.. Rupnik, J. Simmelink. C. Young, E. Geisler-department head. 7. Hollis, K. Rolla, and D. Covelli-new teacher at M.H.S. this year. 197 SCIENCE DEPT. The science department prepares stu -dents Tor the technological advances in society. Students in the honors' program have the opportunity to work in the science labs at Lakeland Community College. The curriculum is undergoing revision lor next year, and will involve new programs and new books. Mr. and Mrs. Marsalis dress up tor for a presentation on pioneer life Mr. Ramsey takes time our to help his students whenever he can Mr Koe witi rakes a break from teaching for the camera First row from left II. Covetta. I). Hums- Girls' Varsity Tennis coach and Hoys'JV Tennis coach. R. Woodman - Girls' Track coach. P. Marsalis, and T. Ramsey. Second row from left: P. Mocadlo- Department HeadJ. Campbell■ Assistant Yearbook Advisor, and X. Koerwit . Third row from left . Kmdsvatter. Z F.nyedy. P. Chantry. X’. Williams- Softball Coach, and R. Thompson. Not pictured W. LeC.tear.J l.orek ■ drama and ski club advisor, and R. Post 198 MATH DEPT. Standing Left to Right: J. Fulmer. R Kegg. 9C IxCJear. C Mental. C. Robb. J Scott, D. Goodman. JV Basketball coach and faculty manager. G. McKenna. B. Hugel, D. Kuver, M. Korcheck. W. Harman Not Pictured: . Brown, G. Contini.J Kostecka. S. Miller. J. Sonntag. T. Swank There are 7 female teachers and 11 male teachers comprising 18 member math department. All of the mathematics teachers have a common office in room A -2 A • 4. and the department offered 89 sections of various mathematics courses this year. There is a common interest shared between all of the math teachers for the learning and teaching of mathematics. D. Goodman, shown above, relaxes before JV basketball practice. 199 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT. The teachers in the foreign language department feel the importance of their department is to provide an opportunity for all students to participate in the study of other languages and cultures and to perceive foreign language study as a valuable skill which can enhance numerous career opportunities in the future. (J. Cation) The department has been planning activities for a Foreign language Week in Ohio, and to improve students' reading comprehension. Teachers have traveled abroad with students to actually use the language and experience the culture of other lands. Sitting, from left to right R. Mundy-International Club advisor, F. Wilson, J. Carion-department head.J. Frittinger-International Club advisor, and M. Cicco. Standing, from left to right: L. MastJ.V. Volleyball coach, and J. Naylor. Left: Mr. Gonzalez reaches his Spanish class many different verb endings. Top Right Ms. Mast (Spanish teacher) and Mr Klepac (Business teacher) monitor the students during lunch modules. Bottom Right Ms. Naylor reads students' papers before returning them. 200 VOCATIONAL DEPT. Standing from left to right: R Taylor■ IWP. J. Walker- graphic arts and lit ho club advtsor, K. Hage-dorn- horticulture. R Stevens - auto body, assistant girls ' softball coach, and auto body club advisor. J. Maz-zeo- auto mechanics. Sitting from left to right; M Kirby- early child-hood education. M. Kintz- early childhood education, and N. Ce-tina - data processing. Not pictured: C. Wilson- auto mechanics. P Peterson ■ COE. G. Polinsky-data pro-cessing. J. Smeltz- diversified cotip-erative training. J. Ezio- DE. R. Gould- IWP. R' Clements- OWE junior course. J. Schonauer and R. Frei- OWE senior course. Students who wish to rake auto body or auto mechanics have many choices, consisting of either lab or related edu -cation in their senior or junior years. Cooperative office education or COE includes business law, busines machines, accounting, typing, shorthand, management, and sales. There are a variety of courses of-ferred including data processing and diversified ctxiperative training. HOME EC DEPT SPECIAL ED DEPT S. ' .agore. From left to right: T. Crawford. D. Bielinis. L. Sangdahl. J. Kline- department head, and N. Wozniak. All the teachers work very hard to help their students and offer them work experience through the Work Study Club. JUNIOR AUTO BODY: Top row from left to right P Thompson. T. Fry. B Crouse. C Pot pan. T Campbell. E. Cooper, and J Kerry Bottom row from left to right: J. Hagen. J. Jukiewicz. B. Bregitzer. N. Ludma. and B. Holmes. Instructor: J. Mazzeo 201 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Health and Physical Education Department hope their students will he more physically fit and enjoy exercise. Also, they want students to have a lifelong commitment to physical exercise. All sophomores must take a fitness course in which they begin a cardiovascular unit and weightlifting. Juniors can take either leisure education or sports education. In sports education emphasis is placed on specific game play and rules. In leisure education empasis is placed on activities that we can participate in the rest of our lives. The health program informs students of current health issues and personal hygiene. From left to right: J. Green-department head. N. Hillstrom. T. Frazier. C. Barber, T. Mackar Left to Right: T. Frazier. J. Namciu. L. Mac Gregor. C. Barbar INDUSTRIAL TECH. DEPT Standing left to right:J. Tredent.J. Jamieson- technology cluh advisor and department head, R Kan-dalec. and R. Smith. Industrial technology is open to both boys and girls. The application of such technologies as woodworking, metal shop, and welding arc taught. Mr Jamieson hopes that by the end of the year the students will develop responsible attitudes, have pride in their workmanship, and be able to evaluate problems. ART DEPT. Standing left to right K. Kary.J. Luttertnoser. A Garber, and R Lillback ■ art club advisor and department head. The art department offers students the chance to use different thought processes and challenges them to see the world differently. All art students had the opportunity to design the PTA Circus program cover. The teachers hope that by the end of the year their students will become better artists and have more fun at the same time They also hope that students will have a better appreciation for art Mr Stalheim directs the hand to improve their performance The music department includes: chorus, various bands, and orchestra. Approximately one-fourth of the students at Mentor arc enrolled in one of the choirs, bands, or orchestra. Mr. Hieronymus says that music can he enjoyed by anyone during their entire life MUSIC DEPT. Standing left to right: G. Stalheim. B. Hunsicker. T. Hieronymus- department head and Top 25 advisor. Not pictured is C. Peterson 203 BUSINESS DEPT. Front row from left to right: D. Mackey. P Haskell. N. Cetina■ department head. P. Peterson. and P Christenson- Accounting Club advisor. Back row from left to right: J. F.rzo. J. Teringo. F. Illner. R Rose, and W. Klepac. Not pictured: R. Gould. G. Polinsky, and R. Taylor. Business provides the skills necessary to he successful at a fob in the business world and at any other job. Air. Teringo. business teacher, said. The entire department is excited about the new. state-of-the-art machines such as electric typewriters, computers and printers. The business department offers many courses to interested students. Among those offered are accounting. computer concepts, business law. business machines, retail selling, keyhoarding, personal typing, business skills, management, personal notehand, office practice, recordkeeping, and economics. 204 Library: Hack row P. Regan. H. Buckley, and P Roth. Front row R. l.uoma, M. Neal, and P. Voytcn. Nor pictured: I.. Sadowski- coordinator and G. Heyduk. The library is open to all Men -tor students for many different reasons. The career center helps students decide what their career goals are. Computer print outs are offered with information on colleges and careers. Books vary from fiction to reference and microprints. Students who are doing research papers have many options to use such as the microfilm, SIRS binders, and many magazines. D. Ackerman ■ Mam Office Secretary Nor pictured is D. Hock 20$ C. Holmes - txx k store Not pictued is M l.auterall FACULTY EDITORS’ NOTE . . . As the school year draws to a close, it is time to look back over the last nine months and remember all the experiences. good and bad. This year's yearbook staff started from scratch with two new advisors, two senior editors and a fresh, enthusiastic group of staff members. We struggled, and we coped. The first deadlines were rough, bur we worked and worked and came out on top of it all. This is your book, seniors, and we have tried our best to make it your best. To the juniors—just wait, because you only have one more year, and we’re sure that your senior year will be just as much fun as ours was and go just as fast as ours did. Sophomores—it only gets better from here!! This yearbook would not have been possible without a few key people. They were the ones who helped us through the g(X)d days and bad. First, our advisors, Mrs. Harper and Miss Campbell: without the guidance and help they gave, we would have been lost. They provided motivation when we thought there was none—they found encouragement when we could not—and they saw the bright side when all we could see was the dark. For all their time, help, and support we can not thank them enough. Second. Mr. Platano: he was always willing to help and find solutions to our questions and problems. And how could we forget. Mr. Kingery, our yearbook representative: he was not only patient and kind but also caring. He was consisrantly able to answer our questions whether on the phone or at our yearbook meetings. He was our link between our staff and Jostens, the publisher. And finally, we would like to thank our yearbook staff for all their hard work and dedication; they were the real backbone of Cardinal Notes. Without them we wouldn't have been able to make one deadline—let alone six. Thanks Everyone!!! And one last thank -you: to you the student body for supplying us with all the names, photos, information and memories contained in this book. It is you who make this yearbook special. Graduation is not far off. but as we leave Mentor High and the Cardinals, the friends and memories we have made here will last us a lifetime. L fa (VooL 210 I PARENT PATRONS Mr. Richard M. Parison, Sr. Chuck and Lois Miller The Pa re I Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bell ante The Me Fad den Family Joan and Don Hudak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Schauer Mr. Curtis Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Farl Lauridsen Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Kreke 212 The Perfect Match 8500 Station St., (off Rte. 615) Mentor, Ohio One of Mentor’s oldest buildings restored to elegance and comfort. Enjoy an evening out with excellent food and a touch of class. Lunch daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Dinner Mon. thru Thurs. 5 p.m.-11 p.m. Fri. and Sal. 5 p.m.-l p.m. Closed Sundays 216-255-7320 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!! 7541 Mentor Avenue Mentor. Ohio 44060 951-7206 cA Saturday in the cp.ark PHOTOGRAPHS STUDIO... CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS . . . FOR ALL OF YOUR SENIOR PORTRAIT NEEDS CALL 2}}-2828 215 Congratulations To The 1987 Graduates! from SPUDNUT DONUTS 6930 Center Street Mentor, Ohio 44060 Congratulations, Seniors!! Marios Jewelers Located in the Great Lakes Mall Your class ring specialist 7880 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio 44060 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS!! Thanks for all the business: Monkey and Pizza, the past three years. Good Luck to you all!! NINO’S PIZZERIA G x d Luck Seniors!! from KRUEGER ASSOCIATES 7300 Center St. Mentor, OH Auto-Home Business Health Plan - I R A 's Don Krueger 216 6689 Center Street Mentor, Ohio Phone- 253-6309 John Krueger 255-3411 Bill Robertson 255-2480 217 No, they're mine . . . HABCO TOOL AND DEVELOPMENT CO. Experimental Prototype Production Aircraft and Commercial Machinery Darvin Sanders 7725 Mt.tric Drive (216) 255-8122 Mentor, Ohio 44060 Good Luck Seniors from MASTER PIZZA 7502 Mentor Avenue 942-8520 Congratulations Class Of '87 Best Products Co. Inc. Home Centers, Inc. 7767 Mentor Avenue 7641 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio Mentor, Ohio Baker’s Square 7800 Plaza Boulevard Mentor, Ohio Bob Edwards r FROZEN ICE CREAM CAKES Our cakes are custom decorated to fit your special occasion. ESE3JS2SSI2 H DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIERi 7695 LAKH SHORE BLVDI MENTOR, OHIO 257-5588 | Don't forget to try our new Queen's Choice hard ice cream in eight of your favorite flavors. 333333a332 DAIRY QUEEN’ 218 1987 is STEPPING OUT. 1988 AND 1989 ARE STEPPING . . . 219 Students are just MAD about sports at Mentor! When our high school days are long gone, the Yearbook Staff hopes that you can look back at this yearbook and remember the events of the 1986 - 1987 school year. With articles and pictures, we will skim through the pages of this year from start to finish. On August 26th summer was over and it was time to return to the routine, regimented, educational system. There were new teachers, new classes, and maybe some new friends. As days went by we found our classes getting harder and we were itching for a break. We thought it would never get here, but 47 days later we were thankful Thanksgiving had arrived. As December rolled in we had no snow, but we all were thinking of Fun in the Sun ”, We all remember how easily our thoughts drifted from discussions and lectures to sunshine, good times, and Florida tans. Winter break had come and gone and before you knew it, you were looking back on Homecoming, Fall sports' seasons. ACT and SAT test, and first semester classes. I think the man who said The second time around will be easier was wrong because the classes seemed to get harder as the days went by. Winter sports came in with a thunder and we knew no one could blunder. We fled the classroom scene for a while and found some more Memories ” at the Winter Formal. The third grading period was over too; what would we do? Finally we realized how quickly it had all come and gone. Spring had passed with all it's fun; Easter, Spring Sports, Cardinal Relays, college choices, and of course we thought the Prom would never come. Through it all we learned and grew as individuals. We knew that yet another phase of our life was coming to an end. With 186 days finally over we are ready to rake another step! 220 All 1 want to do is pet out of here!! Ah yes! And there was lunchtime. Lasting friendships evolved. 221 Joanna Tomazic, Angie Sargent. Debbie Koerwitz. Paula McIntyre, Sue Krouse, Laura Miller, Nor pictured: Terrie Schenk and Paul Koerwitz. Extra helped provided by: Sue Snyder, Mr. Allen. Mrs. Trem, Mrs. Petrime. The yearbook staff would like to thank the photography section and all those who helped by bringing in pictures. AUTOGRAPHS