Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

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Howie! Howie! Howie! Senior Captain, Dawn Gels leade the Tennis team to victory with the assis- tance of Senior Captain, Nicole Batzel. 2 WGN, ff , -. 5 Intro

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THE FRO PAGE It Couldn't Have Been A Better Year! Sports The front page has al- ways been a page of dis- tinction, and that still held true for our varsity basketball team. They started out with a winning record of 20 wins and 4 losses. Then they pro- gressed to win the SBC crown and finished up the season by taking a disap- pointing loss to Mansield Senior in the district final at Bowling Green. The big highlight of the season was in district play when P.C. rallied with Lima Se- nior to beat them 63-61. However, the Huron game could have gone either way. We ended up winning the game 103-102. What an exciting night that was. All of Port Clinton could not have been more proud of our 1985 varsity basket- ball team. P.C.H.S.'s girls' tennis team did more than just make the Front Page, they made themselves known. With an 8 and 2 season in the SBC, our girls were the first tennis team ever to win the SBC champion- ship. Despite the fact that they were a very young team, three of the players, Beth Kocik, Beth Benko, and Heidi Delhees, showed great potential in sectional play. With this super show of talent, they sure gave new meaning to the sport of Tennis at P.C.H.S. Toma When we found out that David Toma was coming to our school to talk about drugs and alchohol, we did not know what to expect. When he was done with his talk, we could do noth- ing but cry. Toma came to P.C.H.S. with one thing in mind: to worn us of what could happen if drugs and alcohol take over our lives. He was a very moving and powerful speaker, and by the end of the day, he had people thinking twice. It was an experience that most of us will never for- get. He ended his talk with three very important words: I LOVE YOU. 4

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RETIREMENT... The end of an el-a In September, 1984, a banquet was held in honor of Mr. Robert Peterson, Miss Kay Barber, and Miss Ja- net Stephenson. These three teachers have been in- volved with the Port Clinton School System for many years, and in 1984 they decided to retire. Robert Peterson taught at Jefferson Elementary for 27 years. Kay Barber ended her career as a guid- ance counsellor at the high school. She had served 39 years. Janet Stephenson was with the high school for 28 years. During this time, she taught English, and in the 1981-82 school year she took the position of li- brarian at P.C.H.S. As time moves on, we see changes all around us. Retirement is a well-deserved end to a super era. IVR, Robert Peterson, Kay Barber, and Janet Stephenson 6