Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

1987 PIONEER Volume 59 Swan ton High School Swan ton, Ohio Tammy Buebrcr — Editor John J. Shultz — Advisor Classroom of the Future Are The IN MEMOR Y Tim McCauley A STUDENT, A LEADER, A FRIEND. The start of a new future. Above: Tcrcna Lewis in deep thought. Behind her arc Tammy Witker and Renee Taylor. Above Right: It appears Heather Hack ter, Robbie Giradot, Lori Fournier, Darrin Brown, Mike Collins are enjoying chemistry. 4 What’s That? Above: Ray Carr shopping” it. Left: Danielle Van AI tern and Hope Mason are demonstrating their artistic talents. Left Center: Studying hard are Scott Herrick, Amy Davis, Don Howard, and Stacy Matha- son. Gridders Struggle Through tough season Above: (1-r standing) Tim Drocy, Wayne Flathers, Jim Lambert, Sean Synder, Todd Dixon, Eddie Carpenter, Terry Miller, Todd Yunker, Sean Gladieux, Jeff Sigafoose. (1-r kneeling) Tim Seeman, Kenny Eitniear, Scott Conklin, Steve Keener. Dan Haller, Mike Eitniear, Dan Karamol, Andy Hesse, Steve Shirkey, Matt Carrick, Tom Hansbarger, Nate Barrett. (1-r sitting) Bob Cooley mgr., Mike Hall, Jerry Barker, Dennis Carey, Steve Schmitz, Troy Walborn, Jeff Taylor, Robert Hovey, Jeff Bork. Top: Pictured are Jim Rutkowski A Tim Drocy on their break. Middle Left: Guzman Muelg with his American parents, Mr. A Mrs. Tom Roth, on parents night. Middle Right: Paul Martin on the run. Left: Wayne Flathers getting ready to at- tack. 7 Determination Above: Tim Drocy on the run! Above: Nate Barrett going for the TouchDown! Right: Easy Jim, don’t kill him. 8 Above: Is this a new dance Todd? 9 Cheerleaders Go To Nationals After tryouts in April, the cheerlead- ers worked non-stop to prepare for summer camp competitions. The squad did outstanding at USCA camps held at OSU by placing 2nd out of 30 squads, thus qualifying them for Grand National Competition in Lansing, Mich. At SHS's first attempt ever the girls brought back 18th out of the 50 squads. Quite an exception- al feat. Kim Raker received a 2nd place individual award at OSU. At Right: (l-r) Denise Holderman. Kristi Bork, Lisa Crouse, Lila Chamberlain, Kelly Kleck, I.inda Pfaff, Shelli Bobak, Lori Cham- berlain, Tracy Polaski, Chris Dalton. Kim Raker, Wendy Sparr, Sandy Patton. Below: L. Crouse. T. Polaski, D. Holdeman. A S. Patton are doing their forward circle exercises. Below Right: L. Crouse, C. Dalton, A D. Hol- deman are reaching for the power. Bottom: Lila A Linda, you grew! But where is Wendy Tracy? Also pictured C. Dalton, K. Raker, S. Patton, D. Holdeman, K. Kleck, L. Crouse, L. Chamberlain. Below: Linda Pfaff, Kelly Kleck, Lila Cham- berlain twistin’ turnin’. Right: Lori Chamberlain with the Bulldog yelling with Spi-it. Also pictured Kristi Bork Lisa Crouse. Below: What a profile Kim. Girls Take 2nd In NWOAL At Right: (standing It) Ginger Gelske, Kelly Green, Dawn Garmenn, Lori Steiger, (kneeling l-r) Surannc Stevenson, Lorma Brodbeck. The girls ended their regular season with seven wins only one loss placed second in the league. Picked for first team All-League were Suzanne Stevenson (1st), Lorma Brodbeck (4th), Kelly Green. The girls placed 2nd in District 8th in Regionals. Suzanne Stevenson placed 15th at State. Far Right: Kelly Green strutting her stuff. Right: Lorma Brodbeck on the run. 12 Stevenson, 15th at State Above: Passing again with her great running form is Lorma Brodbeck. Left: Ready to pass up the Evergreen girls are Dawn Garmenn A- Kelly Green. 13 Boys 1st in NWOAL Right: (standing 1-r) Coach Campe- sino, Kirk Jewell, Boh Butler, Tim McQuade, Matt Studer, Walt Hallet, Matt Fetter man, Greg Seigneur, (kneeling 1-r) Greg Chonko, Chris Hayes, Allan Wagener, Martin Avi- la, Scott Butler. Success is a word that best fits this fine team. The boys finished their regular season undefeated captured the NWOAL title. Named to the First Team All-League were Martin Avi- la (1st); Chris Hayes (2nd); Walt Hallet (7th); Matt Studer (1 Oth ). The team placed 3rd in Dis- trict and 6th in Region a Is. They missed qualifying for state by only one place. Mar- tin Avila finished 6th at All- Ohio, Left: It's the Lone Runner!” Tim McQuade. Above: What a balance you have Martin. Above Right: Chris Hayes Matt Studer going the extra mile. Right: The start of another big race. 14 Avila 2nd At State Far Left: It's lonely in the lead! Isn’t it Martin? Left: Matt Sr Chris on the move. Bottom Left: Look at the concentration on Walt’s face. Below: Allan warming up. Keeping Good Study Habits? Right: Jeanne Rhodes Julie Bradford trying the National Taste Test. Above: John Cox just felt like hanging around. Above: Michelle Nearhood showing her break dancing skills. Right: Lorma Jean Brodheck takes a little snooze in Advance Math. Sleeping and Having Fun! Above: Tom Karnowski looks like he studied too hard. Pictured left: Swanton’s Future HomemakerJim Lambert. Also pictured in background is Carl Embree Todd Gigax. Above: Kim Estes tries to stangle Jim Rut- kowski. Pictured left: Kristy Bork, Margret Gunther, and Squirt” Ronnie Moffet. Don't they look like the innocent group?! 17 Homecoming 1986! Big City Nights While traditions continue and new added, this year saw the first for Fair Games.” Teams compered in everything from mummy wrap to keep-rhe-ball-rolling. ” Dress-up days continued with days like nerd and purple white. Another new tradition saw the attendants being es- corted at the pep rally by faculty. Even though there was no fire at the bonfire, the students were fired up. At the football games, the parents of the attendants were introduced as they also walked across the field. Council Pres. Eric Butler felt Student Council outdid itself. Above: Is this a teacher we know Above: Ted Burch being congratulated after being selected as King. Also pictured are Jim Rutkowski, Jim Lambert, Wayne Flathers, Dennis Carey, A Wendy Sparr. Above Center: Margrer Gunther being her usu- al self during spirit week a Nerd! Above: Senior attendants Angie Avery Sr Wayne Flathers. Left: Freshman attendants: Lila Cham berlain A Robbie Gildsorf. Above: Some of the Homecoming attendants: Wendy Sparr, Dennis Carey, Lorma Brodbeck, Jim Lambert, Janine Schlade, Steve Keener, Angela Bonney, A Matt Fetterman. Above: Homecoming Queen A King: Melanie Bloomer A Ted Burch. Above: Renee Taylor showing off her pigtails during spirit week. Also pictured ■ Rhonda Whitman A Tammy Witker. Left: Laura Weaver playing away during Homecoming half-time. 19 Homecoming ’86. Student Council once again turned on the magic and transformed the gym into the theme, Big City Nights! Students entered the gym and found a big city com- plete with city bridge and skyline, hot air balloons and stars. Students danced the night away to the music of the DJ. Right: Kirk Jewell all decked out for an eve- ning on the town with his date. Far Right: Senior Attendant Jim Rutkowski dances with Senior Attendant Jennifer Krause. Above: Pam Silveous dances with her date. Above: Lori Fournier and Kim Randolf move to the beat. Above: And who are these lovely people? 20 City Nights! SHS Royalty ’86 Above: King Ted Burch Queen Melanie Bloomer. Senior Attendants: (Top Left) Jen- nifer Krause Jim Rutkowski, (Top Right) Angie A very Wayne Flathers, (Top Middle Right) Jim Lambert Lorma Brodbeck, (Top Middle Left) Wendy Sparr Dennis Carey. Junior Attendants: (Bottom Middle Right) Missy Nelson Ron Breeding, (Bot- tom Middle Left) Janine Schlade Steve Keener. Sophomore Attendants: (Bottom Left) Angela Bonney Matt Fetterman. Freshman Attendants: (Bottom Right) Lila Chamberlain Robbie Gilsdorf. 21 Let The Fair Games” Begin! While traditions continue and new added, this year saw the first for Fair Games. Teams competed in different events such as: Amoeba,” Keep-the-ball-rolling,” Under the Chin,” Marshmellow,” Mummy Wrap, Human Scrabble.” The faculty team — The Week-enders” — (faculty) — GregoryJ. Smith, Si- erra Bowman, Joe Kahl, Christine Hayes, (students) Todd Dixon, Nate Barrett, Eric Sahloff, Greg Fick, were victorious enjoyed their prize of a pizza lunch. Top Right: Who knows what Kahl Smith are doing. Above: April Miller enjoying her marshmcllows. Center: Kenny Eilinear trying to hit the ball. Center Right: Do you think you can stuff you mouth more, Synder? Right: The Amoeba teams! 22 Left: Yes. this really is Angie Avery. Below: Wyla Robinson A prill Miller, I believe the orange is to be under-the-chin! Above: Sierra Bowman tries to get the swing of it. Below: Sean Snyder Jerry Barker are getting to be close friends. Golfers tee up! standing (1-r) — Neal Hall, Robbie Giradot, Darren Brown, Don Wierenga, Eric Butler, Jeff Rominski, Matt Raker, kneeling (hr) — Slade Wiclinski, Randy Koepfer, Randy Lewallen, Jim Lewallen, Jeff Sigafoose. Camp Counselors (t-b, 1-r) Jim Lewallen, Eric Sabloff, Greg Fick, Eric Butler. Janine Schlade. Kim Raker, Ted Burch, Lori Chamberlain, Leasa Lee. Robin Keener Lori Fournier. (l-r, t-b) Kris Harp, Wendy Fisher, Shannon Phillips, Joe Cervantes, Barbara Frosch, Janna Shonebarger. Quiz Team After repeadted attempts at taking a picture of this fine group, we are sad to say that none of the pictures turned out. It wasn V so for the Quiz Team. This year was one of their best ever. On Toledo Id's High School Quiz the team made it all the way to the third round. Congratulations. Members included Jared Doren, Jennifer Nagy, Michelle Cain, Dagna Krout, Jim Lewallen, Becky Nagy, Chad Thomas, Jon Whitmore, Phyllis Giardini. Spanish Club Spikers Try , But Though a hard long season, the varsi- ty pulled through with a 7-13 record. The season wasn’t consistent, al- though the spikers w orked hard and demonstrated some of their poten- tial. Angie Avery, Pam Patterson, Jennifer Krause received recognition for All-League. Angie Jennifer re- ceived All-District honors and were selected to the All-Star Game. TheJV worked extremely hard and it paid off. Mrs. Brehmer said that the girls showed much progress and next year should be a banner year. Above: Tammy Heilman makes a forward pass ro the front row. Above: Angie Bomber Avery serves one of her destructive serves. 26 Below Right: Tari Biller bumps the ball up as Kim Estes looks on. Far Left: Janine Schlade what are you doing? Worshipping the volleyball, says Kathi Robinson. Left: Estes up for the kill, as Jenny Purdy waves to her fans, Jennifer Krause wishes it over. Below: Yes, Mrs. Brehmer, we know! Slide, plant, bend the knees! says Bill- er, Taylor, Robinson. 27 Good Luck Class Of ’87 MOOMEYS PRO HARDWARE 'At Moomey’s We're More Than A Hardware Score” SWANTON KARATE CLUB 106 SOUTH MAIN STREET SWANTON, OHIO 43558 419-825-169! JOE MAYLE 7th DAN CHINESE KEMPO KARATE TOLEDO AREAS LOWEST PRICES S. BEST SERVICE MIKE McSURLEY 116 W. AIRPORT HWY. 826-2811 SWANTON, OH 43558 117 N. MAIN ST. SWANTON, OHIO 43558 PH. 419-825-3150 noiucMs I608-9Z8 NIVW -S S6 Mighty Marching The Marching Bulldogs went to the top this year at Ohio Stae Uni- versity. The Bulldogs inarched onto the field with a huge bang that the crowd went wild over. Af- ter watching other bands seeing the fabulous Ohio Stare Marching Band perform, the band received their Excellent Rating of II. After this exciting day, the hand came back North to Bulldog Country to help the Fighting Bulldogs to a glamouous victory. The band in under the direction of Mr. Robert Cintron Mrs. Christine Hayes, with Michelle Cain as drum ma- jorette. (1-r, t-b) Not at attention during band practice are (1-r) Tammy Buehrer. Bridgette Krupitzer, Margret Gunther, .Jennifer Nagy. Eric Schmidt. Tim Stultz, Tim Nijakowski. Mr. Cintron doing his famous Paul Revere immitation. Adding pep in the stands are Steve Hall, Carol Collins Chad Ritter. During a half-time show are the lovely flag corps: Maronda Dotson, Tammy Witker, Jane Cox, Cari Baumharger, Nikki Zitzman, Dagne Krout, Diane Leslie, Amy Hardy. At attention is Greg Seigneur. Bulldogs 30 (1-r, r-b) Showing their spirit are Wendy Grindstaff. Carol Collins. A Tammy Heil- mann. Moving to their spots are Margret Gun- ther, Steve Hall, Chris Coleman, Mr. Cintron, Lynn Eaddy, John Cox, Mike Ragless. A Eric Butler. Performing during half-time is Jason Gibbons. Wendy Grindstaff shows us the cor- rect way to play the clarinet . Matt Borsos, John Cox. A Eric Butler are so deep in concen- tration, that they don't notice Lynn Eaddy get- ting the gum off of her shoe! How tall was he. Michelle Cain? 31 Up The Down StairCase” Reflects school life Swanton High School became Calvin Coolidge High School for 2 nights dur- ing the fall production of Up The Down Staircase. It was Sylvia Barret's (Carol Collins) first class as an English teacher. She was young naive, but she really cared. From the moment when the first student yelled, Hi teach! to the moment Sylvia could return a, Hi Pupe! , the play depicted life in a city school. Joe Ferone (Jared Doren) was the clas- sic tough kid — bad student. With a toothpick in his mouth he swaggered into Miss Barret’s class challenged her. Sylvia didn’t know how to handle a student who didn't seem to want to learn. Her fellow teacher, Bea Schacter (Jennifer Nagy) was quick to tell her, ...let it be a challenge.” Soon Sylvia met Paul Barringer (Tim McQuade), the would-be-poet English teacher. There was definitely some at- traction, but Paul's attitude of indiffer- ence towards students upset the relationship. (continued on page 33) (1-r, t-b) Jared Doren, oh yeh! Carol Collins telling Jared Doren what for, while Eric Butler enjoys. Jennifer Doren, did you get it out of your teeth? Look, Kelly Moore, it's a light, says Peter Hopkins. But Carol, why won't you got asks Tim McQuade. Oh well, Carol, I guess some of us are just perfect! states Jennifer Nagy. Keystone Players (continued from pg 32) Sylvia found herself caught up in a sys- tem that prosecuted chalks thieves had plenty of posters, bur no books. Led by Mr. McHabe (Eric Butler), the rest of the faculty seemed more conerned with discipline that teaching. Other faculty included Anna Phipps, Kelly Wood, Heidi Doren, Julie Pharis, Dagne Krout. When Joe Ferone finally admitted he was tired of going up the down stiar- case,” Miss Barrett knew she couln’t leave. The other studetns were happy with that decision. Students at Calvin Coolidge High were Amy Elton, Jenni- fer Doren, Adam Wynar, Roger Pen- nington, Peter Hopkins, Sharon Free- stone, Ronnie Moffett, Kris Harp, Kelly Moore, Angela Topel, Beth Blayz, Amy Hardy, Pamela Johnson, Becky Nagy, Fern Haas, Stephanie Tulk. Working on the production was Janna Shonebarger. The play was a good first effort by many of the cast members as well as the direc- tor Miss Ruth Warneke. 33 Council Goes On Retreat Student Council held its first annual retreat in the fall of ’86. During the three days spent at Camp Michaels in Bucyrus, Oh., members learned new skills in communication, beginning a project, following through, new ideas to bring to SHS. Self-motiva- tion, thought, awareness were also topics campers learned more about one another in three days through discussion and reliance on one another than a lor people learn in years. Members did projects such as putting a huge puzzle together, showing the importance of working together given no instructions for games they were to play, showing how a person must be innovative, taking an idea and expanding it until it fits their needs. After the retreat was over. Council brought back new ideas, outlook on their responsibility to SHS. It was also agreed that re- treat should be at least an annual pil- grimage away from the pressures of society. Above: Jared Doren, Annette Garmenn, Ron Behm, Jodcc Paul, Tammy Heilmann try to put together Lego Man. At Right: Shane Schmidt chopping vegetables for lunch. 34 Top Left: Jodee Paul con- centrating on her bacon. Above: Council member lis- tening to inspirational words from OASC stare board member, Todd Lee, Mrs. Hansbarger. Left: Jared Doren taking notes on the weekend. Bottom Left: Mrs. Harp Mrs. Schmidt going over de- tails for the spaghetti dinner with Shane Schmidt. It's spaghetti time Along with its other activities which keep memebers busy, Council holds an annual spaghetti dinner. This was the fifth year for the dinner it real- ly kept Council busy for a few hours before the football game. Cuisine fea- tured a dinner salad, spaghetti, of course, french bread and beverage, all you can eat, was once again replied to anyone who asked for sec- onds. After the dinnner, members and their parents got the task of cleaning up the kitchen and cafeteria then got to go watch the football team in action. 35 Senior Portraits With Personality HOWARD BURKERT PHOTOGRAPHY Monclova, Ohio 43542 36 Leading The Way We live in a world where change is the only constant. Technological developments are slowly changing the goals of education, roles played by education personnel, the entire instructional delivery system. Since the business of schools is preparation for the future, we must adapt to rapid technological social change by leading the next generation through the electronic class- room into the information age. Improved educational technology will make schools more productive by im- proving student outcomes at a reduced cost. However, our greatest hope for improving productiveity adapting to change is our human resources — our students, teach- ers, parents, volunteers, civic business leaders. To- gether, the human resources of schools are a powerful force for positive change. The Board of Education is proud of the cooperative effort that exists to change improve Swanton’s educational system. A cooperative spirit is, after all, mankind’s greatest technological achievement.’’ Roy e Vivian (r) No Photo Available (It, t-b) Mr. Dennis Butler — School Board Treasurer. Mr. Bill McClure — Maintenance Supervisor, Mrs. Verena Fisel Mrs. Rose Faber — Treasurer'— s Office, Mrs. Chris Wood — Reprodcurion Supervisor, not pictured — Mrs. Jean Plotner Superintendent's Secretary. 38 Swan ton welcomed the new arrival of our Secondary Administrative As- sistant, Mr. Gregory J. Smith, when Mr. Vivian became our new Superintendent. Mr. Smith comes to us from Fremont High School. He brought with him a youthful approach to education and many innovative ideas. We welcome Mr. Smith and hope his stay will be rewarding. (It, t-b) Mr. Gregory J. Smith, BS — BGSV, Masters Degree in Administration Supervi- sion Guidance Counseling — BGSU, Doc- torate in progress UT; Mrs. Deannie Buehrer, HS Sec; Ms. Debbie Burrows, HS Sec.; Mr. Ken Baumgartner. Associate Principal, BS in Ed. — BGSU, Master of Ed. — BGSU. Leading the way... 39 They who help us make choices (l-r, t-b) Mrs. Betty Bierbaum, Counselor, BS in Health PE — OSU, Masters — UT, works with Drug Support Group. Ms. Sona Eppenstein, Counselor, AB — Berea College. Berea, KY, Masters of Ed. — Siena Heights, Quiz Team Advisor. Mr. Gary Ludwig, Counselor, Aihletic Direc- tor, BS in Ed. — Ohio Northert Univ., Mas- ter’s — University of Toledo. Mrs. Joan Mossing, School Nurse, BS — Mi- ami Univ., RN — The Christ Hospital School of Nursing, M. Ed. — UT. Mr. David Taube, Home — School Coor., BS — BSGU, Varisty Football JV Baseball Coach. Research Anyone? (l-r) Mrs. Sandy Bohz, Librarian, BS in Ed. — BSGU, Masters - UT. Mr. Dan Holden, Media Coordinator. BA — Ohio Northern, Masters — BSGU, graduate work — UT. in charge of Class Room of the Future. Remember the past (hr, t-b) Mrs. Denise Brehmer, World History PE, BA in Phy. Ed — Adrian College. Head Volleyball Coach. Jr. Track. Mr. Steve Brehmer, Government, World His- tory, Geography, BA — Adrian College, As- sist. Varsity Football Coach. Prom Advisor. Mr. Wayne Gorringe. Am. History. Applied Economics, World Cultures, B. Ed. — UT. Masters of Guidance Counsellor Ed. — UT. Mrs. Gloria McQuade, Sociology, BS — BGSU. Mr. Joel Sechler (not pictured). Careers, B. Ed. Social Science — UT. No Photo Available 41 Keeping us physically fit (hr) Mrs. Bettejo Hansbarger. PE. BS in Ed. — Ohio Northern U.. Basketball Coach, Drug Support Group. Mr. David Hansbarger, PE, Health. BA in Ed. — Ohio Northern V., Head Football C. Mr. Blatnik with a new student? 42 (hr, t-b) Mrs. Gwen Bennett, General Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, BS in Math — Pem- broke State Univ., MA in Math — DePauw Univ. Mr. Del Brandt, Physics, Math, BA — Defi- ance College. MAS — Ohio Wesleyan. Mr. Gregory Burmester. Pre-Algebra, Con- sumer Math, BS in Ed. — BGSU, Jr. High Coach. Mr. Ghulam Dastagir, Math, BS — Adrian College. M. Ed. - UT. Mr. Cameron VanArsdalen, Advanced Math. A leg bra II, Consumer Math, BA in Ed. — Adrian College, Master of Ed. — UT, Ass't. Varsity Football Coach. Adding to our future No Photo Available Saying it properly (l-r, t-b) Mrs. Fatima Al-Hayani, Fr., Eng.. BA — UT, MA A AM — UT U. of Michigan, Doctorate Candidate — V. of Michigan, French Club Ad. Mr. Angel Campesino, Sp., BM, BA, BE, MA from Madrid, Oxford, BGSU, Cross Country Coach. Mrs. Dielman helping Tony Garza. Mrs. Ruth Dielman, Eng. Reading, BA — Ohio Univ., Secondary Ed. — UT. Mr. Michael Green, Sr. Comp., Eng., World History, BS in Ed — BGSU. Kim Estes posing with Ms. Mollencopf. Ms. Elaine Mollencopf, Sp., Eng., Journalism, BS in Ed. — Otterhein C. M. Ed. — UT, Paw Prints Ad., OEA Executive Committee, NEA Board of Directors. Mr. John J. Shultz, English, BS in Ed. — Ashland C.f Student Council Ad., Yearbook Ad., OASC staff. Ms. Ruth Warncke, Eng., BE — UT, Drama Director. (hr, r-b) Mrs. Scirra Bowman, Home Ec, BS — Georgetown College, Ohio Univ. Mrs. Connie Fetterman. Home Ec.. Foods. Ap- plied Arts, BS in Vocational Consumer Ed. A Homemaking — BGSV. Mr. David Langhals, Drafting, Driver's Ed., BS - BGSU. Mr. Joe Kahl, Metal Shop. Driver’s Ed., BS — BGSU. Mr. Harold Ridgeway, Industrial Technology, BS in Ed., MA in Ed. — BGSU. 44 Helping to discover mysteries of life (hr, t-b) Mr. Frank Blatnik, Physical Science, Bio., Ant. Phy., BS — West Liberty State C, Master of Sc. — O. Univ., NHS Ad., HoopTree, Sn. Ad. Mr. Blatnik Jared Doren preparing for HoopTree. Mr. Burton Mann, Chemistry Gen. Sc., BE — Univ. T. Mr. Mann talking with parents at Open House. Mr. Mike McClure, Gen. Sc., Adj. Sc., Gen. Bio., BA — Bluffton C. Keeping us on line Mrs. Margaret Beaverson, Typing, BA — Adrian C., Adrian, Mich., MA — Eastern Michigan University. Mr. Larry Boltz, Computers, Business Courses, BSGU. 45 Helping to add tone to our future (It, tb) Mrs. Jeannette Campcsino, Chorale, Hew Edition, Show Choir, B of Mus. Ed — BGSU, Musical Director. Mr. Robert Cintron, High School Bands, BMA — BGSU, Asst. Mus. Director. Freshman Class Ad.. Ass’r. Track Coach. Mrs. Christine Hayes, High School Bands, Music Appreciation, Music Theory, BME — Central Michigan Univ., Master of Music — Northwestern Univ.. Sophomore Class Ad., Swanton Arts Council Artistic Dir. Mrs. Dorthea Sharpies. Art. Computer Gr.. BS in Fine Arts — BGSU. MA — BGSU, Art Club Advisor. 46 Giving us that special help (l-r, t-b) Mrs. Viola Butler, Devclopmentally Handicapped, B. Sc. — OSU, M. Ed. — BGSV, Spcialist — BGSV. Mr. Robert Fisher. OWA, BS — Mo re head State Univ., M. Ed. — Xavier Univ., Head Basketball A Track Coach. Mrs. Karen Wagner, LD. BA — Univ. T, Mrs. Buehrer A Mr. Baumgartner deep in thought at the Hoop Tree Dinner. Mr. Ludwig making one of his big deals! Mr. Gorringe trying to be a politician. Mr. Boltz serving as host at the Hoop Tree Dinner. Giving that special attention! (1-r, t-b) Cafeteria Workers — standing (l-r) — Betty Rathhum. Kathy McLafferty, Frances McGee, Karen Taylor, Mary Lousie Dorcn. sitting (l-r) —Jo Ann Winterfeld, Minnie Onweller, Beryl McClure, Margaret Miller. Bus Drivers — standing (l-r) — Becky Callwell, Gertie Warner, Jo Ann Anderson, Eddie Walters, Carol Jason, Karl Doren, Mary Smith, kneeling (l-r) Donna Franklin, Barb Grohowski, Joyce Timpc, Re- becca Pfann. Volunteers — standing (l-r) — Carol DeGood, Helen Faddy, F. W. Colburn, Doris Colburn, Jayne Ferner. sitting l-r — Carol Layman, Deena Harp, Sharon Lewallen, Melva Dickson. Not pictured — Penny Breeding, Pam Drennan, Dorothy Hutchinson, Kathy Krupitzer, Barba- ra Lanham, Linda Lengemann, Carolyn Moore, Roxanne Ring. Cecilia Shidler, Anne Steusloff, Darlene Zeller. Mrs. Dickson Jayne Ferner asking the question, Why?!” Janitors — l-r — Nancy Ramer, Bert Riches, Kent Weigel, Pyeson Bixler. Not pictured: Don Baumbarger. 48 UNDEESEADS We are the future. Tony Grabarc yk stuffing his mouth, while Scott Butler watches on. CLASS OF 1990 Albach, Mart Ale shire, Kristin Anders, William Augustine, Janina Bart ling, Rebecca Baumbarger, Tina Behm, Ron Belcher, Carrie Bet ringer, Chad Bid well, Elizabeth Blaine, William Blayz, Beth Bork, Kristi Brewster, Kenneth Butler, Scott Callahan, Alex Carper, Gregory Carr, Cindy Carr, Ray Carr, Jodi Chamberlain, Lila Christy, Mike Conklin, Heather Cooley, Wendy 50 FRESHMEN Coon, Kerry Cox, Trade Crozier, Kelly Culler, Darrin Daunhauer, Billy David, Greg Dawson, Dion Degood, Laurel Deitz, Robert Dickson. Pam Drocy, Annette Eitniear, Tom Elton, Amy Finfera, Jason Fisher, Wendy Fogle III, Gail Fox, April Freestone, Sharon Galvin, Shannon Garza, Tony Geiser, James 51 Gibbons, Jason Gilsdorf, Robbie Goin, Janice CLASS OF 1990 Grabarczyk, Nicole Grabarczyk. Tony Green, Kelly Gregory, Jill Griewahn, Sean Crosswiler, Cynthia Gunther, Margret Hall, Paula Haller, Chris Hampton, Cory Hawkins, Heather Hill, Kris Hintz. Chris Hopkins, Peter Jackson, Pam Jeffries, Mike Johnson, Kim Jones, Mike Jones, Sonnie Karnowski, Tom Keffer, Todd 52 Keil, Shannon Keller, Craig Koepfer, Randy FRESHMEN Komcr, Shawn Rosier, Scott Langwell, Cindy Leslie, Diane Lewallen, Randy Long, Frank Lucas, David Ludwig, Mike Mann, Chris Martin, Zak Mason, Hope McLafferty, Kathy Mielczarek, Dana Miller, Lisa Moffett, Ronnie Mohr, Ryan Moore, Gary Morgan, Deanna Morris, Phillip Murphy, Chris Nagy, Rebecca Nearhood, Michelle 53 Nijakowski, Tim Nowak, Lisa Nowakowski, Andrea CLASS OF 1990 Paul, Jackie Pavlov, Theresa Pfaff, Linda Phillips, Kim Phillips, William Pi a seek i, Rob PI age man, Amy Plotner, Linda Plorner, Cameron Puder, Hope Ragless, Mike Rizzi, Marie Robinson, Peggy Schmidt, Shane Seeman, Chris Seigneur, Greg Serratos, Mike Sharp, Heath Shaver, Gary Shelly, Lyn Shidler, Eric 54 Silveous, Annette Silveous, Troy Simon, Patty Stout, Richard Studer, Cory Stultz, Tim Szymanski, Robert Terry, John Thatcher, Geri Thatcher, Tammy Thomas, Lisa Thompson, Bill Toeppe, Joe Tomblin, Jeremy Tulk, Stephanie Vonscggcrn, Cari Walker, Debra Walters, Shannon Weber, Kevin Weitzel, Oliver Whitman, Robert Whitmore, Elizabeth Wid inski, Slade Williamson, Mary Wilson, Jason winkler, Scott Zeller, Jenni Zitzman, Nikki 55 Nor pictured: Kyle Arnold, Bert Avila, Derek Bobak, Jason Dent, Jeremy Heidt, Ken Hofner, Linda Johnson, Brady Kasten, Randy Lewallen, Kelly McKay, Rick Martinez, Terry Nijakowski, Todd Norton, Victor Pinkleman, Steve Reiger, Shelly Robinson. Maurice Sliwinski, James Waite, Keith Weber, Jeff Winters. CLASS OF 1989 Anderson. Andy Arnold, Joseph Barnhill. Grant Beck, Kyle Bergeon. Steve Bishop, Renee Bobak. Shelly Bonney, Angela Border, Dawn Bork, Jeff Bradford, Julie Breeding, Penny Brocious, Shawn Brown, Tammy Bruno, Rob Buehrer, Tammy Burgess. Jennifer Campbell, Sharlyn Carey, Ken Carpenter, Jim Cervantes, Joe Clark, Todd Cole. Candy Coleman, Chris 56 SOPHOMORES Collins, Carol Collum, Don Cook, Marie Cox, Jane Culbreath. Heather Davis. Amy Dishong. Michelle Doren, Jared Doren, Jason Fitniear, Mike Elton. Brooke Fall, Michelle Fenton, Heather Fetter man. Matt Findlay, Jeff Fisher, Julie Fleck. Amy Fodero, John Ford, Thomas Franklin. Peggy Franklin, Stacy Fuentes, Angie Garland, Ken Garling, Renee 57 CLASS OF 1989 Garmenti. Daw i Gelske, Ginger Gigs x, Michele Gladieux, Scan Griffin, Tammy Hagar, Scott Ha lien, Gerard Ha lien, Steve Hankison. Leroy Hardy, Amy Hassen, Heather Hayes, Chris Heilmann, Tammy Hen ricks. Angela Herod. Kell a Herrick, Amanda Herrick. Scott Hillebrand, Lisa Holdeman, Dehbie Holdeman, Denise Hovey, Robert Howard, Don Hus ted. Van Husted, Vince SOPHOMORES Karamol, Dan Kleck, Kelly Klumm, Dawn Koke. Melissa Krajicek, Dan Krout, Dagne Krupitzer. Bridgette Layman, Lynette Lipinski, Crystal McLafferty, Shannon McQuade, Shannon Miller, April Moore, Peggy Nijakowski, Vicky Norton, Tracy Patchin, Robert Patton, Theresa Pawlowski, Douglas Perde w, Robert Phillips, Shannon Phipps. Anna Reining, Amy Robinson. Kathi Robinson, Wyla CLASS OF 1989 k J W I Rom inski, Jeff Ross. Tracy Rue hie, Jodi Sampsel, Carrie Schmidt, Joann Serratos, Henry Sharp. Laura Shipman, Richard Sigafoose, James Siheous, Kimberly Slaninka. Julia Steiger. Lori Stevenson. Suzanne Stinson. Shannon Storcholder, Scott Stroble, Thad Sutton. Chris Symington, Larry Szymanski, Jaymc Taylor, Christine Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Kelly Thomas, Chad Thompson, Jeremia 60 Thompson, Kim Tope I. Angela VanDeilen, Steve Vartlinakis, Matt Walborn, Troy Wallace, Paul Williams, Carrie Wilson. Pete Wilson. Steve Wolf, Marshall Wood. Kelly Zientek. Bill Not Pictuced; Alisha. Bartolet; Lisa, Boman; Greg Chonko; Charles Duke; Amy Fahrer; Tammy Fennell; Noel Flores; Adam Hall; Orrland High ley; Matt Holtz; Ron JeffriesJack Lang well; Ron Height; Terry Johns; Jeff Miller; Charles Nearhood; Joe Oherheim; Jeanne Rhodes Tony Pilaczynski; Steve Shirkey; Trisha Smith; Dawn Snow; Mike Strezinski; Luke Thompson; Angie Tomblin; Carrie VanEtten, Larrry Wan less; Mark Weber; Chuck Wetzel; Jim Wilson; Walter Winterfeld; Tammy Winters; Sandy W'ise; Adam Wynar. 61 CLASS OF 1988 Adams, Tammy Adams, Todd Allen, Sheila Augustine, Larry Avila. Martin Baker, Jenny Barren. Nathan Haumbarger, Cari Benge, Robert Berg eon. Brian Biller. Tari Bishop, Stephanie Bobo. Ann Breeding. Ron Brinker, Donna Bruno. Tom Butler, Eric Car rick, Matt Cass. Mike Clifton, David 62 JUNIORS Collins, Mike Cooley, Rob Crouse, Lisa Doren, Jennifer Embree, Carl Fletcher, Jim Conklin. Scott Cote, Laurie Dalton, Chris Dotson. Maronda Estes, Kim Flores, Rachel Delaney. Jeff Dowling, Ann Farkas, Jill Fournier. Lori Dixon, Todd Eitniear, Kenneth Fick. Greg Giardini, Phyliss 63 CLASS OF 1988 Hahn. Beth Hall, Mike Haller. Dan Hallett, Walt Hamlet. Timothy Hansharger, Tom Hardy, Jack Haselman, Scott Howard, Shawn Jewell, Kirk Johns, Terry Keener, Steve Keller. Mike Kilgour, Rich Kolbe, Trade Komer, Dawn Kurth, Angie Lee, Leasa La ar, Scott Lengemann, Susan 64 JUNIORS Leslie, Steve Mason, Jenny McKay. Matt Martin, Paul McDonald, Michelle Metzger. Jim Miller. Terry- Moo re. Kelly Nelson. Missy Ogden, Lori Patton, Sandy Pennington. Roger Price, William Purdy. Jennifer Raker, Matt Randolf, Kim Rhodes, Neal Ritter, Chad Sahloff, Eric Schlade, Janine Schmitz, Steve 65 CLASS OF 1988 Sexton, Kelly Skiver, Lisa Stark, Kathy Taft, Tracey Walholt, Gwen Walter, Michelle Shirey, Annette Smith, Lisa Sturm, Tom Thomas, Michelle Wallace, Deanna Wagcncr, Allen Shonebarger, Janna Snyder. Christie Sturt, Todd Ulrich, Jeff Shreves, Chris Spade, Shawna Sturtevant, Scott Vance, Collette Weigel, Heidi Wolfrom, Tom Yoder, Marcy Yunker, Todd Zitzman, Anthony Adams, Christy I McCauley, Tim Wynar, Adam JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Not Pictured; Jim Arnold; Scott Bettinger; Kimberly Bobak; Anne Boba; Jamey Bower; David Coughenour; Wanda Eddy; Chris Gedert; Anita Grij; Steve Hall; Scott Hall, Jeff Hanselman. Brian Howard; Larry Jefferies; Robert Kaposy; Fred Keefer; Micheal Kenner; Kim Krieger; Fred Lambert; Joseph Leathers; Jason Lee; Mac McCann; Kim Miller; Brian Oswalt; Cheryl Ramey; Neal Rhodes; Ed Shoemaker; Tracy Smith; Matt Studer; Steve Thatcher; Shawn Thomas; Cristina Tordisilla; Rhonda Whitman; Scott Winterfeld; Kelly Woodhams, Steve Woods, Michelle Zeller, Jeffrey Zabowski. 67 SHS Goes to Pent a Learning New Skills 69 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 123 1 , Ohio Congratulations Class Of ’87 SWANTON CHIROPRACTIC CENTER, INC Dr R.E. Schlade Dr W.S. Brymer SWANTON HEALTH CARE RETIREMENT CENTER 1 -HR 214 S. Munson Rd. Swanton, Ohio 419-825-1145 M, Dxi-dountjj BCoci Sxict, Onc. 1628 U. S. A20 Swanton. Ohio 43S58 826-7060 246-2996 Over 33 years of service on West Airport Hwy.' Congra tula don Seniors DALE’S SOHIO SERVICE Swanton, Ohio WOMEN’S APPAREL Infants Gifts 110 E. Airport Hwy. 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J wish it would snow!” (l-r, t-b) Andy Hesse, Tom Hansbarger, Terry Miller, who is doing what they should be? Joanne Schmidt wishing she was home sleeping. Laughing Renee Garling Brooke Elton, what is so funny about lunch? (l-r) Ron Breeding posing all he’s got for us. Todd Dixon working away, very studiously? 74 (1-r, t-b) Robbie Gilsdorf, Shane Schmidt, Tony Grabarezyk, Lila Chamberlain catch- ing the latest scoop. Don Wierenga gaurding his lunch with his life. Sue Moore, Kathi Robinson, Wyla Robin- son posing for the camera. Matt Carrick, the studly, flexing away. The pleasant Todd Yunker with Chris Dalton Tari Biller. '7 mean REALLY 75 Hoop Tree ’86 This year's dinner was a huge suc- cess! The rheme was T’was the night before Christmas. Throughout the dinner the theme was acted out by various students. Other entertain- ment was presented by Tim McQuade, Mike Nixon, Renee Tay- lor, Kim Bobak. After the dinner, the guest went the casino to try their luck. Other fund-raising activities this year included selling pumpkins Enter- tainment Books. During the Christmas season, mem- bers of Hoop Tree visited the various nursing home shared the spirit of Christmas. Chairman Jenny Krause summed up the year by saying, I would like to thank everyone who participated in Hoop Tree to enrich the people it touched. would like to give a spe- cial good-luck wish to Steph! (above right) Hoop Tree Chairmen: Ronnie Moffett. Kathi Robinson, Stephanie Bishop. Jenny Krause. (below) Greg Fick, don’t wrinkle it. 76 (1-r, t-b) Entertaining the patrons are Mike Nixon, Renee Taylor, Tim McQuade, Kim Bobak. Todd Yunker playing with the reindeer. Marshall Wolf, why don't you shave? (above) Brooke Elton making wonderful centerpieces. (left) Tim Drocy, Jim Rutkowski, A Wendy Sparr — a few of our famous servers. ”T’was the night before Christmas...” 77 Making Every Shot Count (l-r) Darren Brown takes a shot from the corner. Rohhie Giradot reaches for the hall. This year’s team had a rough time. The season record was 7-13. The Bulldogs won the first game in Sectionals took a tough loss to Lake in the Sectional Finals. The leading scorer for the Bulldogs was Darren Brown with a 20 pt. average per game. Darren was also 1st team All-League, the top scorer in the league. Jerry Barker Scott Haselman received Honorable memtion in the league. Darren Brown was chosen to play in the District 7 All- Star game, while Jerry Barker played in the Bryan All-Star game. It was an exciting season for the ball players they gained valuable experience under Coach Fisher. 78 (above) Jim Lambert shoots for two. Left: Coach Fisher telling the team their duties. Below: Todd Dixon goes up through the mid- dle for two. Center: Sean Snyder looks for the shot. Below: Coach Fisher, Jerry Barker, Scott Ha- selman. Matt Studer, Todd Dixon, Darren Brown, Eric Sahloff, Robbie Girardot. Jim Lambert, Sean Snyder, Tom Hansbarger, Mgr. Bob Cooley. JV’s Again Experience Right: (standing) Coach Gorringc, Scott Ko- sier, Zak Martin, Tom Eitnicar, Dan Nixon, Phillip Morris, (kneeling) Chris Goodson, Billy Daunhauer, Scott Butler, Todd Keefer, Rob Piasecki. (t-b. l r) Marshall Wolf shoots from the corner. Eric Sahloff reaches high on the jumper. Kenny Eitniear dribbles down court with Steve Keener Eric Sahloff following. Eric Sahloff takes a shot from outside. 80 (l-r) Marshall Wolf goes up for the rebound. Eric Sahloff goes for (wo from the middle. Sieve Keener ready for the rebound. Above: Andy Hesse, Greg Fick, Steve Keener, Walt Hailed, Marshall Wolf, Sean Gladieux, Scott Hagar, Kenny Eitniear, Jim Carpenter, Matt Fetterman, Jeff Kominski, Coach Mc- Clure. 81 Youth Plays Part In Season (r) Standing: Renee Garl- ing, Wyla Robinson, April Miller, Lisa Skiver, Dawn Komer, Robin Keener, Ka- ren Jewell, Kim Esres, Don- na Brinker, Carrie Sampsel, Shannon McQuadc. Kneeling: Coach Hans- barger. Mgr. Jason Wilson. (l-r) Renee Garling reaches for the tip. Dawn Komer shoots a side shot. Kim Estes struggles for the ball. The season started with a record number of girls coming out. By the time the dust settled, the varisity team comprised 4 juniors 5 sophomores. Everyone saw substantial playing time progressed into a very compe- tit itve team by year end. 82 (I-r, t-b) Kim Estes takes a shot while Carrie Sampsel, Renee Gar ling, Dawn Komer look on. Renee Gar ling dribbles down court. Mrs. Hansbarger with Lisa Skiver, April Miller, Donna Brinker, Stacy Franklin, Carrie Von- seggern, Lisa Nowak. Carrie Sampsel takes a shot. (I-r) Kris Aleshire, Cory Hampton, Hope Puder, Dana Mielczarek, Carrie Vonseggern, Lisa Nowak, Terri Patton, Stacy Franklin, Jill Gregory, Paula Hall, Becky Bart ling, Coach Redd. 83 Concert Band Chris Coleman, Sieve Reiger, Mike Ragless, Scon Hall, Angie Fuentes, Melanie Bloomer, Todd Gigax, Mali Borsos. Gary Moore. Tim Nijakowski, Tim Stulrz, Kelly Wood, Michelle Cain, Debbie Walker, Vicky Nijakowski. Janna Shonebarger. Kim Phillips. Jason Gibbons. Greg Seigneur, Anna Phipps. Jill Farkas, Dawn Komer, Steve Hall, Chad Ritter. Jared Doren, Penny Breeding, Peter Hopkins, Jeremy Heidt, Jane Cox, Cari Baumbarger, Traci Mills. Tammy Heilmann, Heidi Doren, Deanna Morgan, Becky Nagy, Jennifer Nagy, Christie Snyder, Wendy Grindstaff. Jodee Paul, Nicole Grabarczyk, Margret Gunther, Carrie Belcher, Jenni Zeller, Wendy Cooley, Maronda Dotson. Amy Hardy, Jackie Paul. Amanda Herrick, Laura Weaver. Sandra Canzioni, Carrie Williams, Heather Hawkins, Lynn Eaddy, Lisa Lange, Shannon Galvin, Laurel DeGood, Tammy Buchrer, Chris Haller. Nikki Zitzman, Stephanie Page. After the exhausting marching band season is over, the Mighty Marching Bulldogs becomes the refined Concert band. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Cintron Mrs. Christine Hayes the band concentrated of perfecting their harmonic sounds. Playing an instrument five days a week during school, plus the many longs hours of practice each dedicated bandsman applies, would all be for nothing if it were not for the many public performances each year. This year was no exception. During the Christmas Season the band delighted audiences with holiday cheer. The Concert Band also went to District Contest held at Start High School and received a Superior Rating of I and were permitted to go to State Contest being held at Bowling Green State University. Pep Band (l-r, t-b) Tim Nijakowski, Wendy Cooley, Jason Gib- bons, Gary Moore, Shannon Galvin, Peter Hopkins, Chris Coleman, Jeremy Heidt. Heidi Doren, Greg Sei- gneur, Michelle Cain, Jared Doren, Matt Borsos, Chad Ritter, Steve Hall, Mike Ragless. Cari Baumbarger, Jane Cox, Penny Breeding, Lynn Eaddy, Chris Haller, Tammy Heilmann, Jackie Paul, Jo- dee Paul. Lisa Lange, Steve Reiger, Scott Hall, Amanda Her- rick, Anna Phipps, Janna Shonebarger, Kelly Wood, Deanna Morgan. Jazz Band (l-r, t-b) Chris Coleman, Steve Hall, Chad Ritter. Mike Ragless, Mike Nixon, Jared Do- ren, Jeremy Heidt. Peter Hopkins. Mike Nijakowski, Matt Borsos, Gary Moore. 85 South P Is a direct hit! (hr, t-b) Bosen Jenny Nagy strutting her stuff. The lovely Mike Nixon his Honey Bun for the evening Jenny Nagy. Becky Nagy, Christie Snyder, Jenny Nagy, Shane Smith, Amy Elton, Kim Raker, Anna Phipps in a chorus line? Anna Phipps, Dagne Krout, Amy Elton, Jenny Nagy, what's wrong with your heads? 86 The high school theatre was transformed into the South Pacific Islands of World War II on April 2, 3, 4 for the sold out performances of the high school musical, ,South Pacific. Audience were delighted at the fine performances of the cast, crew orchestra. Many long hours of preparation were required for this three hour musical directed by Mrs. Campesino. The cast included Jenny Nagy as Ensign Nellie Forbush; Tim McQuade as Emile de Becque; Emma Mattin as the out-going Bloody Mary; Jared Doren as Lt. Joe Cable; Mike Nixon as Luther Billis; Kim Bobak as Liat; with Lindsay Anderson as the Dream Liat; Leroy Kosier as Captain Brackett; Tim Drocy as Commander Harbison; Matt Studer as Stewpot; Vince Husted as the Professor; Randy Lewallen as the high flying Adams; Van Husted as Sleeves; Rich Hovey as Henri; and special appearances by Sara- Claire Michael-Angel Campesino as Ngana Jerome. Other sailors included Ken Sturm Peter Hopkins. Adding beauty to the Islands were the nurses: Jennifer Doren, Anna Phipps, Christie Snyder, Shane Smith, Dagne Krout, Lynn Eaddy, Amy Elton, Becky Nagy, Kim Raker. (l-r, t-b) Emma Mattin making wave like this. Mike Nixon pre- vented Matt Studer from saying no, no's to Jenny Nagy, while Vince Husted looks on in enjoyment. Tim McQuade singing Some Enchanted Evening to Jenny Nagy. Van Husted, Mike Nixon, Matt Studer giving us their studly poses. 87 Grapplers Grab Hold of League T: Kevin Roberts, Mike Eitniear, Dan Kara- i m mol, Scott Storeholder, Ted Burch, Kraig Keil, Wayne Flat hers, Mike Williams, Jeff Bo rk, Jeff Miller. M: Scott Conklin, Sol McLaf- ferty, Jim Metzger, Steve Schmitz, Allan Wa- gener, Dennis Carey, Jim Fletcher. B:Jeff Find- lay, Harold Buenauentura, Guzman Muelg, Ken Carey, Chris Shreves, Troy Walborn, Ken Garland. Swanton Wrestlers have alot to be proud of. This year's team finished the season with a duel meet record of 9-3 overall and 5-2 in the league. The wrestling team was the only team to capture a league crown in winter sports and this was the second year in a row placing 12 out of 13 wrestlers in the league tournament. They were also 13th at the Medina Inventational out of 32 teams and they placed 2nd at the Perrysburg Inventational. Their biggest achievement came at Districts where they placed 2nd and qualified 10 wres- tlers for Regional tournament. From Regionals Dennis Carey and Wayne Flathers emerged to state. There Wayne place 4th and Dennis wrestled good but did not make it to the finals. (t-b,Lr) Varsity coach Joe Carone. Dennis Carey tries to put his opponent in a painful hold. Fred Bonn tries to strangle the enemy. 88 Carey Flathers Go To State (Fr, t-b) Wayne Flathers staring down his prey. Ted Burch getting set. Troy Walhorn going for the pin. Standing: Tony Grabarczyk, Scott Winkler, Shane Schmidt, Victor Pinklcman, Gail Fogel, Ryan Mohr, Robert Whitmore. Kneeling: Craig Keller, Robbie Gilsdorf, Tim Stultz, Mike Ludwig, Slade Wielinski, Chris Seeman. 89 MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1896 THE PILLIOD CABINET CO. Swan ton, Ohio 43558 419-825-1163 People Hard At Work or Hardly Working? (l-r, t-b) Miss Mollencopf prepar- ing her stop sign. Michelle Cain thinking about BGSU instead of her test paper. Heidi Doren using the hunt peck method of typing. What would Mrs. Be a verson say about this? Mr. Brandt in a pensive moment. Mrs. Hansbarger taking over class for Mr. Hansbarger. Does she have it correct? 91 Winter Carnival ’87 In an effort to increase the winter blahs and slump- ing school spirit. Student Council decided to spon- sor the first Winter Carnival. The evening was patterned after HOMECOMING. Attendants were introduced at the basketball game. Later at the dance, the court was re-introduced and the queen was crowned. Since President Butler was in the court, the honor of the introductions fell to Vice- President Todd Yunker. Mr. Gregory J. Smith helped with the crowning of the queen. Council felt the evening was well worth the effort it took to prepare for the evening. Even though the attendance at the dance was small, those who came had a great time. The evening also featured a dance contest won by Matt McKay and Kim Raker. With any new project problems will arise. A com- munication problem prevented the Penta couple from attending. Freshman attendant Mr. Robbie Gilsdorf was unable to attend the dance so Mr. Allan Wagener stood in for him. Now that the first is over, the second will be much easier and perhaps attendance will improve. (hr. t-b) Queen Kim Raker King Jim Lambert. Junior Attendants. Miss Chris Dalton Mr. Eric Butler. Sophomore Attendants. Miss Kelly Taylor Mr. Ken Carey. Freshman Attendant Miss Lila Cham- berlain escorted by Mr. Allan Wagener. Mr. Jim Lambert crowning Miss Kim Raker. 92 (l-r, tb) Troy SUveous, Vince Husted, Roger Pennington, Leroy Rosier, Carl Embrce, Vince Husted. Jill Gregory, Kelly Crozier, Amy Reining, Dawn Klumm, Renee Burk, Ronda Dishong, Cheryl Ramey, Julie Pharis, Hope Mason. Amy Baumbarger, Debbie Disbrow, Pam Patterson. Debbie Holdeman, Becky Bartling. Suzanne Stevenson. Brooke Flton, Dawn Garmenn. Sharon Freestone, Lynn Faddy, Emma Mattin, Amy Fahrer. Andrea Nowakowski, Patty Simon, Marie Rizzi, Becky Nagy. Amy Flton. Kris Hill, Dion Dawson, Pamela Johnson, Angela Bonncy. Mrs. Campesino. Chorale New Edition was extremely active this school year. The group made twenty-nine ap- pearances in the community Toledo area. On their spring tour in Louisville, Ky., they performed at the Veterans’ Hospital the el- egant Hurstbourne Country Club, on the return trip presented their show at Kings’ Island. Twenty-two students are part of the group. Mrs. Cam- pesino is the director of this fine performing group. (l-r. tb) Van Husted, Tim McQuadc, Jared Doren. Eric Butler, Tom Sturm. Roger Pennington. Mike Nixon, Steve Leslie. B.J. Price. Emma Mattin. Dawn Garmenn, Tammy Griffin. Shannon McQuade. Kim Bohak. Renee Taylor, Vince Husted. Heather Culbreath. Lori Steiger, Kelly Taylor, Annette Garmenn, Jenny Nagy. 93 New Edition French Club (l-r, t-b) Gary Moore, Sean Griewahn, Vince Husted, Eric Shidler, Chris Coleman, Bill Zientek, Mike Linnenkugel, Marshall Wolf, Sean Gladieux, Jeff Rom inski Vince Husted. Kendra Richardson, Heidi Weigel, Collette Vance, Lisa Nowak, Shelli Steele, Jodi Carr, Carrie Vonseggern, Jeremy Heidt, Alex Callahan, Shannon Stinson. Mrs. Al-Hayani, Heidi Callahan, Cory Hampton, Linda Plotner, Crystal Lipinski, Kella Herod, Kris Aleshire, Heather Hawkins, Shannon Keil, Pam Jackson, Janina Augustine. Shawna Spade. Anna Phipps, Angie Feuntas, Tracy Ross. Kathi Robinson, Ann Bobo,Joanne Schmidt. Leasa Lee, Kim Thompson, Stephanie Page. (,Paw Prints” Every two weeks the staff of 11 advisor Ms. Elaine Mollencopf at f,Paw Prints” publishes our school newspaper. This year, the paper has gone to press over 18 times with 2 juniors 9 seniors, including co-edi- tors Jerry Barker Barbara Frosch, doing the publishing in the Journal- ism II III classes. 94 (l-r, t-b) Sean Snyder, Kevin Roberts, Tim McQuade, Eddie Carpenter, Tim Seeman. Beth Hahn, Barbara Frosch, Karen Jewell, Deanna Wallace. Giving Blood Is No Sweat! This year’s Bloodmobile was another huge success. We broke last year’s record of 102 pints, by getting 106. This year’s chairmen were Sean Sny- der, Robin Keener, Heidi Callahan, Tracy (1-r, t-b) Mi ike Williams has just turned into a zombie. Mr. Baumgartner filling his gallon pail. Greg Fick giving his fake smile. We really know he’s thinking, ”Get me out of here!” 95 Student Government Leads the way. Senior Officers (l-r) Class Representative, Barbara Frosch; Class President, Annette Garmenn; Class Representataive, Heidi Doren. To run for Student Government is not an easy task. Students must be committed to pur forth effort, not only in becoming elected, but also throughout the year. Candidates must go through an interview process, pass an election quiz, complete their petition before they are eligible to run. The day before elections, candidates give a speech before their class stating why they are the best for the job. Freshman Officers (It) Class Representative, Shane Schmidt; Class President, Randy Lewallen; Class Vice-President, Ron Behm; Class Representative, Jodee Paul; Class Clerk, Dion Dawson. Sophomore Officers (It) Cl. Rep., Michele Gigax; Cl. Clerk, Crystal Lipinski; Cl. Rep., Tammy Heilmann; Cl. VP, Jared Doren; Cl. Pres., Dan Krajicek. 96 Student Council (l-r, t-b) President, Eric Butler; Advisor, Mr. John J. Shultz; Vice-President, Todd Yunker. Tammy Hcilmann; Secretarty, Jared Doren; Shane Schmidt; Clerk, Heidi Doren, Barbara Frosch. Jodee Paul; Michele Gigax, Annette Gar men n; Ron Behm. After being the host school for the 33rd OASC Convention in 1986, Council was faced with the question, Where do you go from here? Council took the challenge in hand and came up with new innovative ideas for the school. Council went on its first week-end retreat where members concentrated on learning leadership skills. This year for HOMECOMING, Fair Games” were added, and of course the first Winter Carnival. Council is also working on many new projects such as BADD ■ Bulldogs Against Drinking Drugs, a recognition program to honor students Sr faculty members, of course ways to improve the school year. President Bulter said, This year has been a challenge, but it has been very rewarding. The students of Swanton are great. 97 Honor Society (l-r, t-b) Tina Fuller, Tom Hans- barger, Jim Lewallen, Tim McQuade, Scott Ha se 1man, Jenny Krause. Donna Brinker. Barbara Frosch, Dawn Garmenn, Tammy Heilmann, Dagne Krout, Carrie Sampscl, Shannon McQuade. Lorma B rod beck, Kim Raker. Mi- chelle Cain, Wendy Sparr, Suzanne Stevenson, Peggy Franklin. Annette Garmenn, Lori Chamber- lain, Stephanie Bishop, Leasa Lee, Allan Wagener. Art Club (l-r, t-b) Vincent Cutcher, Leanne Keiser, Amy Reining, Todd Keefer, Shelli Steele, De- anna Wallace, Christina Wagener, Todd Sturt, Ron Behm, Mrs. Sharpies, Greg Fick.Jeremia Thompson. Karen Jewell, Matt Raker, Rich Williams, Mike Cornell. 98 KeyStone Players (It, t-b) Steve Leslie, Adam Wynar, Eric Butler, Tim McQuade, B.J. Price, Van Husted Matt Taylor. Kim Thompson, Kim Bobak, Jared Doren, Fern Haas, Kris Harp. Kelly Wood, Amy Hardy, Kelly Moore, Emma Mattin. Pamela Johnson, Anna Phipps, Angela Tope!. Dagne Krout, Peter Hopkins, Roger Pennington, Jenny Nagy, Julie Pharis, Becky Nagy. (l-r, t-b) Tracy Polaski, Robin Keener. Heidi Callahan, Sean Synder, Jenny Krause. Bloodmobile Chairmen (It) Cheryl Ramey. Fern Haas, Ayda Recknagel. Library Aides 99 (l-r, t-b) ”Yeh, yeh, that’s the one Jim Lewallen,” says Paul Whitmore. Can you stuff any more into your mouth Sean Snyder? What a motley crew — Brian Bet ringer, Scott Bettinger, Matt Taylor! Can you believe it? Joe Toeppe Kevin Weber actually working! Chad Bettinger doing what he does best. It can’t be that bad Shane Smith! SPUING 191)7 We spring to the future. Heidi Doren Mr. Shultz at the Student Government Banquet. (1-r, t-b) Carol Collins deep in meditation dur- ing the building of the set for Angel Street. Jane Budd giving her hands a break from talk- ing. If looks could kill Shane Schmidt! Eric Butler practices his air guitar. Kathy McLaf- ferty trying to get Cindy Langwell to take back the statement that she is in love with a certain man. 102 (hr, t-b) Ronnie Squirt Moffett doing her imitation of a senior. Gerri Thatcher April Fox having a good laugh during a Freshman speech. Randy Koepfner is ready to attack. Tom Karnowski doing what he does best during class! Do you want to make something of it? asks Lisa Nowak. i 103 Angel Street” KEYSTONE Players’ Spring Play Gaslights Audience On May 15 16, SHS brought murder, mystery, intrigue to the stage with the play ,Angel Street. It all started when a greedy young man murdered an elderly lady to obtain her jewels. Much to his surprise, she had hidden them away carefully. He searched all night until he had to leave with the dawn. A deaf servant slept through the lady's screams. Later, the man changed his name to Manningham married. Mr. Mrs. Manningham (Jennifer Nagy Mike Nixon) bought the old lady’s house. Little did Mrs. Manningham know that her husband was a murderer. When Mrs. Manningham started to become suspicious, her husband decided to give her the illusion that she was going insane. Finally, a retired inspector, played by Jared Doren, came to save the day. Inspector Rough convinced Mrs. Manningham to help him find proof of her husband’s guilt. Aided by the Manninghams’s cook, Elizabeth (Anna Phipps), they set out to get him arrested. The more the play went on, the more the audience learned of Mr. Manningham’s bad deeds. Besides murder deception, he was also a womanizer. One of the women that he was trying to seduce was the Manningham’s maid, Nancy (Kris Harp). All in all, the play was a thriller. Of course, the good guys won. Also in the cast were Peter Hopkins Jeremia Thompson. (1-r, t-b) Yah, Yah. That’s the line. Yah. exclaims Jennifer Nagy. Carol Collins super- vises building the set while Vincent Cutcher, Jeremia Thompson, Rich Williams are hard at work. Come on Carol get busy! Kris Harp ready to lunge! While Miss Warncke. Fern Haas enjoy rehearsal Kris Harp takes a cat nap and always on stage Jared Doren flashes! 104 (l-r, t-b) Fern Haas trying to make it dark again! Miss Warncke confers with Jeremia Thompson on the program. Jennifer Nagy can’t believe what Jared Doren has just told her. Jennifer Nagy is thinking about who she could give a close shave. Mike Nixon putting the moves on Jennifer Nagy. Mike Nixon in a close encoun- ter with Kris Harp. Angel Street” marked Miss Warncke's farewell production at SHS. Although her stay was brief, she brought with her enthusiasm, energy, a strong desire to maintain the standards of theat- rical productions at SHS. Her presence will be missed by all. 105 I Boys Are On The Right Track This year’s Boys Track was simply unbelievable. Coach Fisher Sr Coach Cintron knew they had potential but boy were they surprised. These boys were so determined that, they were third at Oak Harbor Invitational, first at Bryan Invitational, League Champions finally, district Champions. Many records were broken, such as the 3200 m. relay team Jeff Ulrich broke the long jump. The whole team worked as a team by doing this, they proved what they could do. . 106 (l-r, t-b) Terry Miller pushing his way over the high hurdles. Darren Brown jumping his high- est. Chris Woody” Hayes sprints to the finish to break the 3200 m. relay record. Henry Ser- ratos jumps for a 4th place at leagues. Gary Moore taking the turn in the 220. Jeff Ulrich Tom Hansharger sprint with determination. (1-r. t-b) The winning smiles of Chris Hayes, Sean Synder, Nate Barrett Martin Avila. Nate Barrett running the 300 lows. Martin Avila ready to run his race — the mile. Jeff Ulrich takes first with a great jump. The studs of the track team — Zak Martin Eric Butler. Sean Snyder trudging it out in the 3200 m. relay. 107 Girls Take League This year's Girls’ Track team really excedlled. Through alot of determination they ran hard to win the league track meet Bryan Invitational. Records were broken, including the 300 lows by Lorma Brodbeck. Laurie Cote once again went to state in the 100 m. hurdles. With her accom- plishments the rest of the teams, they deserve a big CONGRATULA- TIONS. (hr, t-h) Dawn Garmenn hands off to Suzanne Stevenson in the 3200 relay. Donna Brinker gets ready to take her spin. Tammy Brown goes for distance in the long jump. Suzanne Stevenson pushes herself in the 3200 relay. Jumping in the high jump is Jodi Carr. Work- ing hard is Angie Topel, Kim Silveous, Gus Meula, Sharilyn Campbell, Tammy Brown. 108 (I-r, t-b) Finishing first in her heat is Lorma Brodbeck in the 300 lows. Angie Avery in her high jump, be careful not to touch bottom. An exchange between Laurie Cote Renee Garb ing during the 400 m. relay. Lori Fournier racing her way to the finish in the 100. Dawn Garmenn concentrating on winning the 3200 m. relay. Laurie Fournier pushing for speed. Laurie Cote far ahead of the others in the 300 lows. 109 This year’s baseball team proved to hang in there. They did well in the league showed they have potential. Ba tter- Up! There were many honors given with Bob Butler receiving All-Ohio.” (l-r, t-b) Tim Drocy raking a power swing. Mike Cornell meditating before batting. Jim Rutkowski ready for the ball. Tony Zitzman making the tag. Mike Cornell show- ing whatever muscles he has, is pictured with the rest of the gang — Jim Rutkowski, Jim Lambert, Sc Tim Drocy. 110 (l-r, t-b) A family gathering of Jim Rutkowski, Mike Eitniear. Mike Cornell, Tony Zitzman. Mike Eitniear getting ready for th wind up. Jim Lambert is in the background. Your perfect example of your ordinary base- ball player; Jim Lambert. Looking happy is Todd Dixon as a catcher. Larry Augustine ready at bat. Ill Athletes Honored At Annual All-Sports Banquet Nine Senior Athletic Awards were given for the first time this year in memory of three former Swanton athletes who were tragically killed during the past year. Recipients of the award which will be presented to athletes who have competed in at least eight of the 12 sports seasons, were Angie Avery, Lorma Brodbeck, Tim Drocy, Wayne Flat hers, Jim Lambert, Kim Raker, Jim Rut- kowski, Sean Snyder, Mike Williams. Award winners in the various sports: Football: Jim Rutkowski — Most Valuable Offensive Lineman, Sean Snyder — Most Valuable Offensive Back, Wayne Falthers — Most Valu- able Defensive Lineman, Dennis Carey, — Most Valuable Defensive Back. Volleyball: Jennifer Krause — Most Valuable Player, Angie Avery — Most Dedicated, Sr Jennifer Purdy — Most Improved. Girls Cross Country: Lorma Brod- beck — Most Dedicated, Kelly Green — Most Improved, Suzanne Stevenson — Most Valuable. Boys Cross Country: Walt Hallet — Most Dedicated, Chris Hayes — Most Improved Martin Avila — Most Valuable Performer. Golf: Darren Brown — Low Average Jeff Sigafoose — Most Improved. (l-r, r-b) Sean Snyder Tom Hansbarger relaxing before the awards begin. Lisa Skiver eyeing her food ready for the attack. Lisa Nowak with a happy smile. 112 Award winners continued. Boys Basketball: Darren Brown — Rebounding Field Goal Percent- age Leader, Jerry Barker — Assist Leader, Scott Haselman Best Attitude. Girls Basketball: Renee Garling — Rebounding Leader, Shannon McQuade Dawn Komer — Most Improved. Wrestling: Wayne Fla thers — Most Valuable Performer, Dennis Carey — Most Desire. Spring Winners were not available at press time. The Best of The Best 113 Officers Take Oath Of Office Students recognized for service (l-r, t-b) Mr. Shultz congratulates Eric Butler for a job well done. Heidi Doren receives her certificate from Eric Butler while Mr. Shultz looks on. Barbara Frosch reflects on years on Council. On May 12, 8 new members of Stu- dent Council took their oath of office at the Annual Student Government Banquet held in the cafeteria. Installed as Student Council Presi- dent was Eric Butler, who will be serving in that office for the second year in a row. Also serving for a sec- ond term is Todd Yunker as Council Vice-President. Jodee Paul was in- stalled as Secretary and Tammy Heil- mann as Counci Clerk. Other mem- bers installed were Sophomore Representatives Randy Lewallen Shane Schmidt. Junior Representa- tives taking their oath were Jared Doren and Carrie Williams. Senior Matt Carrick was not present to be installed. A new feature added to the banquet this year was the inclusion of class officers. The following class officers took their oath of office: Sophomore — President Ron Behm, Clerk Zak Martin; Junior — Chris Hayes; Sen- ior — President Greg Fick. Clerk Chris Dalton was not present to be installed. The junior class clerk is still to be appointed by the class officers. cont. on page 115 114 (l-r. t-b) Jared Doren, Michele Gigax, Tammy Heil- mann, Todd Yunker study their certificates of par- ticipation. Greg Fick deep in concentration of his oath of office given by Mr. Shultz. Mrs. Hayes con- gratulates Dan Krajicek while Mr. Shultz Eric But- ler look on. Outstanding Council Members Eric Butler, Heidi Doren, Barbara Frosch, Todd Yunker. cont. from page 114 Eric Butler, Heidi Doren, Barbara Frosch, Todd Yunker were recog- nized as Outstanding Student Coun- cil Members. Receiving the Advi- sor's Award For The Most Improved Student Council Member was Todd Yunker. Barbara Frosch received the Advisor’s Award For The Most Out- standing Student Council Member. Barbara Frosch Eric Butler were also named as two of the eighty stu- dents in the State of Ohio to be named to the All-Ohio Student Council. Mr. Shultz was once again named as an All-Ohio Student Council Advisor. The banquet began with an orga- nized pot-luck dinner followed by speeches by Mr. Shultz, Mr. Smith, Mr. Vivian, Barbara Frosch. The gathering also participated in a struc- tured experience dealing with leader- ship. Over 60 students, parents, friends, guests were in attendance. Council Takes State Honors 115 Academics Recognized The theatre was once again the set- ting for the annual Honors Program held on May 28. The purpose of the evening is to honor students who have excelled in the classroom, no matter what subject. Emphasis is placed on achievement, effort, responsibliry. Winning this year in the Math: Dawn Border — Pre-Algebra, Becky Bar- tling — Algebra I, Paul Whitmore — Advanced Mathematics, Phyllis Giar- dini — Algebra II, Lyn Shelley — Consumer Mathematics, Kathy McLafferty — General Mathematics, Wendy Grindstaff — College Mathematics. Candy Cole received the Occupation- al Work Adjustment honors. In Home Economics: Heather Conk- lin — Home Economics I, Lori Tork — Child Development, Danielle VanAlteren — Family Living, Kim Raker — Independent Living, Shane Smith — Foods. (l-r, t-b) Mrs. Hayes presents Jennifer Nagy with her award. Miss MoUeneopf congratultes Jeff Bork for a fine job. Steve Krout doesn't want to let this slip away. Lisa Lange pleased. 116 (l-r, i-b) Jennifer Krause gening her award from Mrs. Lewallen. Mrs. Hayes presents Mi- chelle Cain one of her many awards. Graduate Denise Lange gives Paul Whitmore his medal. Winning in Typing: Dawn Komer — Typing I, Jackie Paul Typing II. In Art: Lori Fournier — Art I,Jeremia Thompson — Art II, Todd Sturt Art III, Rich Williams — Computer Graphics. In Industrial Arts: Robbie Gilsdorf— Industrial Arts I, Lori Chamberlain Drafting. In Music: Anna Phipps — Most Improved in Band, Michelle Cain — Band Scholar — Music Appreciation — Music Theory — John Phillip Sousa Award Marine Corps Outstanding Muscian Award, Emma Mattin — Cho- rale Arion Award, Jennifer Nagy — New Edition. Citizenship Awards were given to Barbara Frosch, Jim Lewallen, Tim McQuade. In Journalism: Stephanie Page —Journalism I, Barbara Frosch Journalism II. In English: Tom Karnowski — En- glish Nine General, Zak Martin — English Nine Academic, Adam Hall — English Ten Adjusted, Eric Butler — English Eleven General, Donna Brinker — English Eleven Academic, LeAnn Reiser — Senior Composi- tion, Jennifer Krause — Speech, Ja- red Doren — Drama I, Michelle Cain Barbara Frosch — British- Western Literature, Missy Nelson — Reading. Social Studies: Dawn Border — World History, Donna Brinker — American History, Barbara Frosch — Government, Steve Krout — Eco- nomics, Heidi Callahan — Sociolo- gy, Barbara Frosch — Bonam Award. In Foreign Language: Leasa Lee — French I, Marshall Wolf — French II, Danielle VanAlteren — Spanish I, Jeff Bork — Spanish II, Roberta Luce — Spanish III IV. In Business: Lisa Lange — Account- ing I, Jennifer Lenz — Accounting II, Peggy Franklin — Computers I, Tom Hansbarger — Computers II. 117 In Physical Education: Kelly Green — Health, Jeff Rominski — Basketball-Softball Male, Tom Ford — Weight Training, John Fodero — Soccer-Volley ball Male, Tammy Heilmann — Leisure Sports Female, Steve Krout — Leisure Sports Male, Mike Christy — Physical Education Outstanding Male, Kelly Green — Physical Education Outstanding Female. Army Reserve Athletic Scholarship: Tim McQuade — Male Recipient, Lorma Brodbeck — Female Recipient. The Swanton Business Professional Woman's Scholar- ship went to Michelle Cain. A wads of Distinction for Penta County: Larry Philips, Tina Koke, Julie Klumm, Roxanne Ewing. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards: Michelle Cain, Lori Chamberlain, Barbara Frosch, Tina Fuller, An- nette Garmenn, Lisa Lange, Jim Lewallen, Kim Raker. Academic Awards for honor roll at least seven times: Ann Bobo, Dawn Border, Jeff Bork, Jennie Enten- menn, Peggy Franklin, Dawn Garmenn, Phyllis Giar- dini, LeAnn Keiser, Dagne Krout, Julie Pettit, Carrie Sampsel, James Sigafoose, Allen Wegener, Paul Whitmore. (l-r, t-b) Kelly Green excitedly receives her award. John Fodero receives his award from Mrs. Lewallen. Phyllis Giardini going home with the gold. Mrs. Lewallen gives Tammy Heilmann her a ward. Honor Roll Ten Times: Tari Biller, Stephanie Bishop, Donna Brinker, Jennifer Doren, Tom Hansbarger, Scott Haselman, Jennifer Krause, Leasa Lee, Susan Lengeman, Jennifer Lem, Mark Meiring, Eric Sahloff. Honor Roll 13 times: Lorma Brod- beck, Michelle Cain, Lori Chamber- lain, Barbara Frosch, Annette Gar- menn, Lisa Lange, Jim Lewallen, Tim McQuade, Kim Raker. The Eleanor Lahey Education Schol- arship was presented to Laura Wea ver. 118 6th Annual Thespian Banquet Honors Outstanding Dramatic Efforts (l-r, t-b) Jared Dorcn studies his award for Best Male Actor in Up The Down Stair- case. Jennifer Nagy deep in thought prepar- ing for her final speech to the audience. Look at all those trophies she's taking home. Miss Warncke smiles on as Peter Hopkins goes back to his seat wondering, Why, why did I get Biggest Goof Off? Tim McQuade proud- ly struts with his trophy for Best Supporting Male. Juile Pharis with that award winning smile for her Best Stock Character role. Actors, technicians, parents, and in- vited guests once again gathered for Swanton’s version of the Tony Awards. Students who participated in KEYSTONE Players productions were honored for their efforts. Re- ceiving trophies for Outstanding Senior Thespians” were Jennifer Nagy and Tim McQuade. 119 This year's 1987 Senior Prom was a great success. There were more than 180 people at the dance, where the gym was decorated in silver and blue. This year's Prom King Queen were Ted Burch Melanie Bloomer. (1-r, t-b) Walt Hallett Kelly Moore in an intimate moment. Looking for the boys are Rhonda Whitman. Pam Patterson, Renee Taylor. The lovely King Ted Burch Queen Melanie Bloomer. Michele Fall Todd Gigax dancing to the rhythm of the music. “A Night In Heaven” 120 -yj-r, t-b) Just arriving are Tina Koke Mark Meiring Mitch Fetterman date. Just hanging around are Angie Avery, Missy Nelson, Ron Breeding, Shawna McCauly, Eric Butler. Deanna Wallace guest. Taking a break are Jason Lee, Fred Bonn, Larry Augustine, Kelly Sexton. Michele McDonald. (hr, t-b) Ted Burch rakes off Melanie Bloomer’s gar- ter as Mr. Mrs. McCauly and Shawna watch. As Shane Smith eyes her date. Grant Smith, Tyrone McCluney poses as the man of the hour. Melanie Kolodziejczyk is escorted by Brent Kolodziejczyk. Emma Martin is a close encounter with her date. Eddie Carpenter arriving with his date. (I'r' r'b) Adam Wynar, Roger Pennington, A company just hanging around. Rhonda Whit- man escorted by Joe Cool himself, Dennis Carey. Dancing lively is Lori Ogden. Dan Hal- ler A Shawn McCauly show how its done. The man in charge, Mr. Brehmer poses with his wife, Mrs. Brehmer. Steve Schmitz arriving with his Debbie Pilliod. A NIGHT TO REMEMBER 123 Danielle Alteren Angie Avery Ann Babcock Jerry Barker Crystal Barnes Christine Basford Amy Baumbarger Brian Bettinger Scott Bettinger Joe Betts Melanie Bloomer Fred Bonn Matt Borsos Lisa Breeding Lorma Brodbeck Darren Brown Ted Burch Renee Burk Robert Butler Michelle Cain Class Flower: White Rose Dennis Carey Rose Cervantes Lori Chamberlain Scott Cole Mike Cornell Vincent Cutcher Debbie Disbrow Ronda Dishong Heidi Doren Tim Drocy Andrea Decant Lynn Eddy Jacki Eggenton Jennie Entenmann Roxann Ewing Wayne Flat hers Dawn Floyd Barbara Frosch Tina Fuller Garmenn Annette 127 Class Colors: Peach and Ivory Shannon Garrigues Jody Gigax Todd Gigax Robert Girardot Muela Guzman Heather Hackler Scott Hall Steve Hall Jeff Hanselman Kris Harp Dean Hefner Andreas Hesse Karen Jewell Pam Johnson Robin Keener Kraig Keil Below: Fellow seniors. 128 JASON UVES AT SHS! LeAnn Keiser Karriann Kerschner Julie Klumm Frank Kocinski Tina Koke Melissa Kolodziejczyk Leroy Kosier Jenny Krause Steve Krour Jim Lambert Tamra Lamprecht Lisa Lange 129 Clayton Langwell Jenny Lenz Jim Lewallen Terena Lewis Roberta Luce Richard Marker Emma Mattin Robert May Solomon McLatterty Tanis McCluney Mark Meiring Pam Metier Teresa Metzger Cathy Millenbaugh Traci Mills Tina Mohr Jeff Moore Lesley McCullough Tim McQaude Jennifer Nagy 130 Class Song: Never Say Goodbye” Mike Nixon Brian Oswalt Pam Patterson Jackie Paul Julie Pettit Julie Pharis Larry Phillips Kim Raker Ay da Recknagel Kevin Roberts Mike Rom inski Aaron Ruple Cathy Russell Jim Rutkowski Kris Schmude Whitinae Schultz Nick Shaver Ty Shelley Jeff Sigafoose Pam Silveous 131 'Our spirit is high as heaven, we’re the Class of ’87!” SENIORALITIES” Wittiest — Steve Hall, Jennifer Nagy Biggest Talker — Jeff Sigafoose, Karen Jewell Best Dressed — Kraig Keil, Lori Chamberlain Best Car — Kevin Roberts, Ann Babcock Most Athletic — Jim Lambert, Lorma Brodbeck Best Personality — Grant Smith, Renee Taylor Most Likely to Succeed — Jim Lewallen, Barbara Frosch Biggest Partier — Scott Bettinger, Pam Patterson Most School Spirit — Ted Burch, Renee Taylor Worst Car — Vincent Cutcher, Shelly Steele Best Smile — Sean Snyder, Lori Chamberlain Quietest — Clayton Langwell, Crystal Barnes Most Studious — Tim McQuade, Barbara Frosch Most Picked On — Jeff Sigafoose, Lori Chamberlain Most Popular — Jim Lambert, Angie Avery Biggest Cradle Robber — Darren Brown, Robin Keener Best Body — Jerry Barker, Shannon Garrigues Cutest Couple — Ted Burch, Melanie Bloomer Odd Couple — Tim Drocy, Lorma Brodbeck Most Likely to Get Married — Ted Burch, Melanie Bloomer Rowdiest — Tim See man, Pam Patterson Smartest — Zac Callahan, Barbara Frosch Leader — Steve Krout, Barbara Frosch Most Outgoing — Dennis Carey, Renee Taylor Class Clown — Steve Hall, Jennifer Nagy Best Sense of Humor — Paul Whitmore, Pam Patterson 132 No Photo Available John Cox Zac Callahan Eddie Carpenter Jenny Lee Mike Pinson Rich Warren (hr, t-b) Pam Johnson Kris Harp having fun. Rich Marker Brian Sullivan after a hard day of making moonshine. Jennifer Krause Ted Burch find another use for toilet paper by mummifying Angie Avery. The awesome senior pyramid of Matt Borsos, Sean Synder, Jerry Barker, Darren Brown, Pam Patterson, Traci Polaski, Wendy Sparr, Renee Taylor. 133 Becky Smith Grant Smith Shane Smith Sean Snyder Wendy Sparr Nick Staler Shellie Steele Janet Stinson Lesa Strayer Matt Studer Brian Sullivan Ikuko Tadeuchi Matt Taylor Renee Taylor Jason Toms Lori Torok Christina Wagener Laura Weaver Suann Wentz Rhonda Whitman Today’s Dreams — Tomorrow’s Reality 134 Paul Whitmore Don Wierenga Steve Wilburn Mike Williams Richard Williams Karen Winters Tammy Witker Mike Wolf Scott Zeigler Steve Zientek Wendy Grindstaff 135 A Day We Will Remember (1-r, t-b) Tina Fuller Annette Garmenn glad to be out. Ted Burch Guzman Muelg finally graduated. Senior Valedic- torian — Barbara Frosch. Senior Salutatorian - Michelle Cain. Seniors from chorus Emma Mattin, Tim McQuade, Mike Nixon, Jennifer Nagy, Renee Taylor. 136 (I-r, t-b) Tina Koke. Jennie Entenmann. Julie Pettit. Ready to receive their diplomas are Jim Lewallen Rich Marker. Our crazy president — Annette Garmenn. Receiving her diploma from Mr. Lange is Ann Babcock. Mike Cornell his little friend. Janet Stinson Danielle VanAlteren relaxing. (l-r, t-b) Ada Recknagel Fern Haas are all smiles now! The three stooges are leaving SHS — Dennis Carey, Matt Taylor, Scott Bettinger. Waiting for their diplomas are Matt Taylor, Jason Toms. Paul Whitmore, Don Wierenga, Mike Williams. After graduation are Kris Harp, Traci Mills. Melanie Bloomer. Lisa Lange walking away with her diploma. A Time We Will A . Never Forget 138 JF How We Spent Our Days Club - 1; Musical — Ensemble — 1.2; Roll All r, At Good 4; Wrestling — Angie Avery: Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 2,2, 5. 4; All — Honorable Mention — 4; District Honorable Mention — 4; All-Star Team — 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3; Blood mobile — 2. 5. 4; Attendant Band — 1, 2; St t At hit Puff Foot hi Uf Ann Babcock: Photo Club — J; Academic Award — 1. Honor Roll All Year — 3. 4; OOEA; Penta Class President — 3:1penta Class V P — 4; Regional Competition Computer Data I r na! Computer Specialist. Jerry Barker: Football — I. 2; Cross Coutnry — 3; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1; Basketball All-Leagvc Honorable Mention; 4; County All-Star Game; Journalism — 2, $74; Hooptree — 1. 2, 3; OC Student Athlete — 4; Quill Scroll; Who's M ho Among High School Students. Crystal Barnes: Spanish Club 3. 4; Hooptree — 3. 4; Fall Play — 3; Marching Band — 1; Concert Band — 1; Pep Band — 1; Solo A Ensemble — 1. Chris Basford: Chorus — 2; Jubilee Singers — 1.2; OOF A — 3, 4; Penta Class V-P — 3; Penta Class Se c. — 4; Penta Student Council Reporter — 4. Brian Bettinger: Football — ,2, 3; Basketball — 1; Powder Puff Cheerleader — 4. Scott Bettinger: Football — 1. 2; Baseball — 1; Powder Putt Cheerlead- iolo Hi knsemblt — 1, 2, 3. 4; County Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; District 3. 4; Drum Major — 3, 4;John Phillip Sousa Award — 4; All- — 3. 4; Academic Award — 1. 2, 3. 4; Honor Roll All Year — I, 2, 3. 4. Rotary Student — 4; National Honor Society — 2. 3, 4; Powder Puff — 3; Elk's Outstanding Student Award — 2, 2; HOBIE Delegare — 2. Zac Callahan: Track — 2, 2, 3. 4; Library Club — 1. 2, 3, 4; Library Aid — 4; Camp Counselor — 3. 4. Sandra Canziani: Track — 4; Concert Band — 4; Chorus — 4. Dennis Carey: Football — 2, 2, 4; Wrestling — 2, 2, 3. 4; Bloodmobile OC Swden t A th I ere — 3, 4. Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. 4; Northwest Ohio All-Star Wrestling Team — 4. Lori Chamberlain: Cheerleader — 2. 3, 4; Class Officer — 1: Hooptree — 2. 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 3. 4; Camp Counselor — 3. 4; Academic Award — 3, 4; Honor Roll Alt Year — 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student — 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff — 3, 4; NWOAL Scholar Athlete — 4. Mike Cornell: Baseball — 3. 4; Art Club — 4. Vincent Cutcher: Wrestling — 2; KEYSTONE PLAYERS — 2. 4; French Club — 3; Quiz Team — 2, 2; Art Club — 4; Class Officer 2; Student Council — 2; Media Aid — 1, 2, 3. 4; Fall Play — 2; Spring Play — 4; Musical — 4; Academic Award — I; Thespians — 4; Arts Festival — 2; Computer Challenge — 2. Andra DeCant: Spanish Club — 1.2; Hooptree — 2, 2; Chorus — 2; Academic Award — 2; OOF A; Penta Class V-P — 3; Data Assistant er — 3. Joe Betts: Wrestling — 2; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader — 3; Media Aid — 3. 4. Melanie Bloomer: Track — 2; Yearbook — I; Homecoming Attendant — 3, 4; Musical — 4; Marching Band — 1. 2, 3, 4; oncert Band — 2, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band — 1. 2; Solo A Ensemble — 2, 2, 3; (ountv Band — 1. 2. 3, 4. Fred Bonn: Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 2; French Club — 2. Matt Borsos: Bloodmobile — 3; Hooptree — 4; Musical — 3, 4; Marching Band — 2. 2. 3, 4; Concert Band — 2, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band — 4; Solo A Ensemble — 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band — 4; Band V-P — 4; Best Percussion Newark Band Fest. — 3. Lisa Breeding Lorma Brodbeck: Cross Country — 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball — J; Track — 2, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2. 3, Art Club — 2, 2; Yearbook — 2, 3; Yearbook Ed. — 3; Class Officer — 1,3; Student Council 1; Hooptree — 2. 2, 3 4; Academic Award — 2, 3; OC Student Athlete — 3, 4; Rotary Student — 4; Honor Roll All Year — 2. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society — 2. 3, 4; Powder Puff — 3, 4; Arts Festival — 2; Prom Chairman — 3. Harold Buenauentvia: Football — 4; Wrestling — 4; Baseball — 4; Spring Play — 4. Ted Burch: Football — 1. 2; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Camp Counselor — 4; Marching Band — 1.2; ( oncert Band — 2. 2; Homecoming Atten- dant — 3; Homecoming Ring — 4; Prom King — 4. Renee Burk: French Club — I; FHA — 2; Chorus — 2, 3. 4; Jubliee Singers — 1. 2; Arts Festival — 2. Bob Butler: Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 2, 2; Baseball — I, 2, 3. 4; OC Student Athlete — 4; Rotary Student — 4. Michelle Cain: Cross Country — 1; Track — 2. 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3; Quiz Team — 1.2. 3, 4; Class Officer — 2, 2; Hooptree — 1.2. 3; Marching Band —1,2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2. 3. 4; Pep Band — 2, 4. Debbie Disbrow: Journalism — i; Musical — 2; Chorus — 2, 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 2, 3; New Edition — 3; Chorus Officer — 3. 4; County Chorus — 1. 2. Ronda Dishong: FHA — 2; Chorus — 2, 2. 3. 4. Heidi Doren: Class Officer — 4; Student Council — 4; Outstanding Student Council Member — 4; Student Council Clerk — 4; Hooptree — 2, 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 4; Fall Play — 4; Musical — 4; Marching Band — I, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 2, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band — 1. 2, 3, 4; Solo A Ensemble — 1, 2. 3, 4; County Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; District Band — 4: All- Ohio Band — 4; Rotary Student — 4; Girl’s State — 3; Powder Puff — 3, 4. Tim Drocy: Football — 2, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Track — 3. Baseball — 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club — 2. 2; Hooptree — 2. 2. 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical — 4; Honor Roll All Year — 1; Rotary Student — 4; Boy’s State — 3; Arts Festival — 2, 2; Powder Puff Coach — 3, 4. Lynn Eaddy: Musical — 4; Marching Band — 4; Concert Band — 4; Chorus — 3, 4. Jackie Eggenton: Track — 1; Class Officer — 1; Hooptree — 1.2; Solo A Ensemble — 2, 2; Chorus — 2, 2. New Edition — 1. 2; OOEA; Penta Officer - 3. 4. Jennie Entcnmann: Penta Class Officer — 4; FHA — 1; Marching Band — 1, 2; Concert Band — 1, 2; Per Band — I. 2; Solo A Ensemble — 1; Academic Award — 2; Honor Roll All Year — 3. 4; OOEA 3. 4; Treasurer for Parliamentary Pro cedure — 3; Tour Guide Member — 4. Roxann Ewing: Yearbook — 2; HERO — 3, 4; Penta Class Officer — 4; Penta Student of Month 4. Dawn Floyd: Word Processing Class Treasurer — 3, 4; Chorus — 1,2; OOEA. Barbara Frosch: Student Council — 3. 4; Outstanding Student Council Member — 3, 4; All-Ohio Student Council Member — 4; Class Officer — 3. 4;Journalism — 2, 3, 4; Editor 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year —1. 2, 3. 4; Rotary Student — 4; Spring Play — 3; National Honor Society — 2. 139 - 3; Fall Play — 3, I; Chorus — 2; Academic Award — 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Library Aid — 3; Spanish Club — 1. 2, 3. 4 Tina Fuller: KEYSTONE P All Year — 3; National Hod u-: ■ Shannon larrigues: Cheerleade r j C tib — ; Wood mobile — 4; - ’ ] it 2; County Chorus — 2; Honor K i W H Jody Gigax: Bloodmobile — 3,4. ► Committee tree —•l 3 a hm Pep Bard — . H Wendy Grindstaff: Track - NUoodtA 2, ub — 2, 3; French — 4; Chor ; Pow. ide — 3 Bant one Band 2, 3, 4; Rotary Puff — 3, 4; Who's Sieve Krout: Golf — ing Band — i, VIC A — 3. Academic Award — ambert: Footbal. Spanish Club — 1, 2, 37 ’ Ensembhik- Marclm Band — 1, ncert Band — |. 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — I, 2, 3; Solo i Bnsemblc | County Bmnd — I. 2. 3, 4; District Band — 4; ArhU loo: ha 11 — 1 J — 3; Most Improved — 3; | J3. | ee — . 4; Chorus IA ttn i lub-— 2; Library Club 3. Art Club J '•r tree — 1. 2; Library Mid — 2. Marching Hand rt pj no — 3, 4; Pep unty tfu n I | identic Aw rd Country — 2. 3; Spanish ( It 3, 4; Musical — 4; Martin Pep Band —1,2, 3. 4; Solo tnd — 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo istrict Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; rrs Festival — 1, 2. 2; Hooptree — 2, 3; nd — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Ensemble — 3: Band nish Club — 2, 3. 4; P residi nt I. KDSTONI 4; Hooptree — 2, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2. 4; Jubilee Singers — 1, 2; Powile! Puff — 3; Pop Concert — 4. Bloodmobile — 4; Honor Roll - 1, 2; Fall Play - 3, icademic Award — 3; Dean He| fner: Bluodn 4; Arts Festival — I. Ron Height: Football — I, 2; Track — 1. Andy Hesse: Fottball — 4; BaseketbaU — Karen Jewell: Basketball — 1, 2. 3; Vollt 4; Class Officer — 2; Studenr Coun Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Academic Award — I; Powder Puff — 3. Year — 4; VICA — 3, ck — 4. ; Journalism — 2, 3, ptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; (udent Athlete — 3; try - 1, loodmt Pam Johnson: Hooptree - ■i; Jubilee Sin Fred Keefer: Robin Keener Officerjg i, student Council 2; KEYSTONE PLAYERS - 4; 4; Library Aid— I, 2, 3; Chorus — ; French Club — 1, tree — 1. 2, 3, 4; lot ha II tbaH —1.2, i; Track — 1, 2, Counselor — 3, 4; Mar- hing Hand — 1.2; Concert Band rk, Jc, Solo 8c Ensemble — 1, 2; District Hand — 1. 2;j CK. SjfmJent Athlete — 3; Powder Puff — 3. 4, Wendy Keefen: Basketball — 1; Track — 1, 2; Vollt hall — 1; ( beer leader — 1,2; French Club — I; Art Club — 1.2; B nohil 2j Library Aid; — 1; VICA - 3, 4. Kraig Keil: Football — 1. 2; Wrestling — I, 2, 3, l; Art (dub — 1; Academic Award — 1; Powder Puff Cheerleader -• 3, 4. LeAnn Keiser: Track — 1, 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Art (dub — 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 2. 5; National Honor Society — 3. 4. Karriann Kerschner: Basketball — I, 2; Track 1, 2; Chorus — l g; VICAT J? Frank Kocinski: VICA — 3. 4; Drafting Regional dump. — 4. Tina Koke: FHA — 2; Academic Award — 2; OEA — 3. Melissa Kolodziejczyk: Track — 2; FHA — 1; Marching Band 2; ('oncert Band — 2; Pep Band — 2; VICA. Leroy Kosier: French Club — 2. 3; Bloodmobile — 3; Ajoptree — 1.2; Musical — 4; Chorus — 4, Academic A ward — 2. Jennifer Krause: Track — 1, 2. 3; Volleyball — 1, 2. 3 4; French Club — I. 2, 3. 4; Yearbook — 2, 3. 4; Section Editor — 4fPhotographer — 3, ; Hooptree — i. 2. 3, 4, Marching Band •p Band — 1, 2; Solo Ensemble — I, I aJ( mic Award — I, Idonor Roll All Year - 4; National Honor Society — 2. 3. 4, Powder 7 in American High Schools — 3, 4. Class Officer — 3; Camp Counselor — 3. 4; Concert Band — 1, 2; Solo 8e Ensemble — 1,2; Rotary Student — 4. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 2, 2; Hooptree — 2, 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 2. 3. 4; tnt — 4; Winter Carnival Attendant - 4; Rotary Student — 4; Powder Puff Coac 4; OC - 3. 4; h'iiu umim: ' student Aihlett j rts H Lisa Lange Biundmobile — I. 2, 3. 4; Hooptree — I. 2, 3, 4; Marching Hand — 1, 2, 3. i; foncerr Band — 1, 2P 3, 4; Pep Band — J, 2, 3. 4; Solo X Enscmhh . 4f County Band — I. 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — , 2, 3; Honor Roll All Year — I, 2. 3, 4; Rotary Student — 4; National Honor inn t J. L 4. Jennifer Let ' IIc hall - J, 2, 3: Basketball — 2. 2; Bloodmobile — 3, . ( horus 1. 2; New Edition — 2, 2 Solo Sc Ensemble — 1, 2; Chorus Officer — 1. 2; flag Corps — ; Honor Roll All Year — I: VICA. Jennifer I.en jU.ulcmu Award — 3; Honor Roll All Year — 3, 4. Jim Leu alien Goi' Spanish Club — 2. 2, 3, 4; Quiz Team — | . j. L I: xtud BL Hooptree — 1, 2. 3, 4; Fall Play — I. J. ' r ■'pr ng Play — 2, 2, 3, 4; New Edition — I; I . . Honor Roll All Year — 2, 2, 3. 4; Rotary 11 Honor Society — 2. 3, 4; Boy's State — 3; Arts Aid 1, 3, 4; Computer Challenge — 2. | s i ( Iuh - 1,4; Academic Award — 3. l s i ( luh 2, 3; KEYSTONE PLA YERS — 1. 2. 3; i. Hooptrri — 2, 3; Fall Play — 2, Musical — 2, 2, 3, i. New I dIrion — 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 2, ter — 3. t; County Chorus — 2. 3. 4; Academic 3; Thespians — 3. 4; Arion Award — 4. 3, 4; Musical Academic d Student — 4j Festival — Roberta Li Greg Man Emma Mai Blood mol 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Award Hob Ma : Football — 2; Track — 1, 2; Fall Play — 2; Spring Play — 2, J; Musn d — 1, 2; Chorus — 2; Solo Ensemble — 2; New Edition — | . 2; ( ounry Chorus — 1.2; VICA; Penra Graphics Studenr of Year —I. !luncy: Football — 2. 3, 4; Wrestling — J; French Club — ; t udent — 4; Powder Puff — 4. ad Basketball 1. 2, 3; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3. 4; Track (y)NL PLA YERS 3, 4;Journalism — 3, 4; Hooptree — 2. H — 3, •4; Spring Play — 3; Chorus — 1.2, 3; New I dition — 3. 4; Solo Ensemble — 3, 4; Chorus Officer — 3; ( ounty Chorus — 2, 4; Academic Award — I, 3; Honor Roll All Year i. 2t 4; Rotary Student — 4; Thespians — 3, 4; National Honor 'society — 2, 3. 4; Boy’s Stare — 3. Mark Meiring: Pcnta Class Officer — 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 2. 2; Pamela Meller: FHA — 2; VICA — 3. 4; Program Committee — 3, 4; 7 ur Guide — 3; Wrestling MatMaid — I. T eresa Metzger: VICA — 3, 4; Dentdl Assistant — 3. 4. thy Miilenbaugh: FFA — 3, 4; raci Mills: Musical — I, 2; Concert Band — 3. 4; Pep Band — 2. 3, 4; lo Ensemble — 3. 4; Flag Corps — 2, 3. 4; Chorus — 1.2. 3. ina Mohr: French Club — 1; Pcnta Class Officer — 4; Hooptree — 2. 2: Bloodmobile — 4; FHA — 3. 4; Honor Roll All Year — 4; Child ( are Assistant. C u inan Muelg: Football — 4; Wrestling — 4; Track — 4; Spanish Club - Jennifer Nagy: Quiz Team — 3. 4; KEYSTONE PLA YERS — I. 2, 3. 4; Yearbook — 2; Class Officer — 2, 3; Studenr Council — 3; Hooptree — 1. 4; Fall Play — 2, 2, 3, 4, Musical — J, 2f 3, 4; Spring Play — I, 2. 3, 4; Marching Rand — 2. 2, 3. 4; Concert Band — 1. 2. 3, 4; Pep Band — 2, 2; Solo Ensemble — 2, 2, 3, 4; County Band — 3; Chorus — I; New Edition — 1. 2. 3, 4; Officer — 4; Vocal Solo Ensemble — I. 2, 3, 4; County Chorus — 2, 2, 3. 4; Academic Award — 3; Rotary Studenr — 4; Thespians — 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Thespian — 3, 4; Best Actress —1,3, 4; Outstanding Thespian — 4. Pam Patterson: Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Cross C. — 1; Track — 1, 2, 3; Volleyball — 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club — I; French Club — 2; Art 2;Journalism — 4; Yearbook — 2, 3, Hooptree — 1, 2, 3. 4; 3, 4; Officer — 4; Powder Puff — 3, 4; Arts Festival — , 2. Jackie Paul: Volleyball — 1; French Club — 3; Hooptree — I, 2. 3; Musical — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Rand 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 1,2, 3, 4; Ban — 4; County Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band — 4. Julie Percit: Volleyball — 1; Cheerleader — 2; Hooptree — 1, 2; Academic Award — 1, 2; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; OOEA Data Processing Pres.; Penta Student Coutlkil - 3. Julie Phans: trench Club — 2, 3; Jffif-YSTONE PLAYERS i 4; Hoop 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 2, i; Library Aid — I; Fall Play — , Chorus Officer — 4; County Chorus — 3; A caden Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 2; Musical — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2; Concert Band — 1, 2; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2; County Band — 1, 2; District Band — 1, 2; Powder Puff — 4. Special Mention All-District Foot- ; Spanish Club —1, ■ 2; Journalism — 3, 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 3; OC Srudent Arh- lete — 3; Rotary Student — 4; Powder Puff — 3; Arts Festival — 1. Wendy Sparr: Volleyball — 1; Cheerleader — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band — 1; Solo Ensemble — 1; County Band — 1; Istrict Band — 1; Honor Roll All Year — , 2; National Honor r Society — 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff — 3, 4. Nick Staler: Bloodmobile — 3. Shelli Steele: Cheerleader — 2; French Club — 4; Art Club — 4; Class Chorus — 3, 4; Chorus Officer —9k; County Chorus — 3; Academic Officer;— 3; Bloodmobile — 1, 2; EMC A — 2; DUO — 2. Award — 1. ’ i f Janet Stinson: FHA — 1, 3; DECA — 4; Tour Guide — 3. Larry Phillips: FFA; Dekalb Achievement Award — 4. Brian Sullivan: Journalism — 3, 4; Library Aid — 4. Mike Pinson: Basketball — ; Wrestling — 2; Track — 1, 2; Penta Class Officer — 3, 4; Library Aid — I; tree Kim Raker: Cheerleader Bloodmobile — 3; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 4; Musical — 4; Academic Award — 1, 2, jf Honor Roll All Year — 1, 2, 3, 4; NationaI Honor Society — 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff — 3, 4; NWOAL Scholar fthlete — 4. r-« V Ayda St£knagcl: Library Aid — 4. | Kevin Roberts: Football — 1, 2; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 3?4 Lmrary Aid — 3. Mike Rominski: Basketball — 1; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 4;Journalism — 3. A Aaron Ruple: V1CA. Cathy Russell: Volleyball — 1; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band —1,2, 3; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3; Flag Corps — 1, 2. 3. Jim Rutkowski: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Baseball — 1, 2. 3, 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — I. OC StuJi n t Athlete — 4; Rotary Student — 4; Powder Puff Coach — 3. Kris Schmude: Basketball — 1, 2; Volleyball — 1, 2; Spanish ( lub — 1 2; Hooptree — 1,2, 3; Bloodmobile — 4; Academic Award — Roll All Year — 3; VIC A — 3, 4; Dental Assistant — 3, 4. Whittnae Schultz: Honor Roll All Year — 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club — 1, 2; Attendance Office Aid — 2; Who's Who Among High School Srudents — 3. Nickie Shaver Rich Ty Shelly: Football 1, 2. I Mike Matfrflfytor: Wrestling - 1, 2; KEYSTONE PLAYERS — 1, 2, 3; Fall Play — 1, 2, 3; Spring Play 1, 2, 3; Thespians — 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader — 3. Renee Taylor: Volleyball — 1; Bloodmobile — 2, 3, 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3; Musical — 3f Chorus — ft2, 3; New Edition — 1, 2. 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Officer — 3, 4; County Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 2; Powder Puff — 3, 4. Lori Tork: Journalism — 3; FHA — 2, 3; Bloodmobile — 4. Danielle Van Alteren: Track — 4. Laura Weaver: Spanish Club — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pcp'Band — 1, 2, 3; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band — 3, 4; Musical — 4. Suann Wentz: Track — 2; FHA — 2; VICA — 3, 4. Rhonda Whitman: French Clu£ — 1, 2 3f4; Art Club — 1; Hooptree — 1; Library Aid — 1, 2; Musical 2; Chorus — 1, 2; New Edition — 1; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2; Jubilee Si tigers — 1; County Chorus — 1; Arts Festival — 1. Paul Whimtore: Football — 1; Track — 1; French Club — 1, 2, 3; Lbrary Aid 4; Academic Award — 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 3, 4; Rotary Student — 4; Fair fcames — 4. Don Wierenga: Golf— 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 4; Marching Band — 2; Concert Band — 1, 2. ike Willies: Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — , 2; Golf — 3, 4; Spanish fyub 3; Honor Roll All Year — 4. Art Club — 4; Arts Festival — 1. — Arts Festival — I; VICA — 3, 4. 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Angie 87 18. 21. 23. 26. 109. 112. 113, 121. 126. 128. 132. 133. 139 Avila. Bert 90 55 Avila. Martin 88 14. 15. 62, 107, 112 Babcock. Ann 87 68. 126, 132. 137. 139 Baker, Jenny 88 62 Barker. Jerry 87 6. 23. 78. 79. 94. 113. 126. 132. 133. 139 Barnes. Crystal 87 126. 132, 139 Barnhill, Grant 89 56 Barrett. Nate 88 6. 8. 9. 22. 62. 107 Bartling. Becky 90 50. 83, 93. 116 Basford, Chris 87 126, 139 Baumbarger. Amy 87 93. 126 Baumbarger. Cari 88 30. 62, 84. 85 Baumbarger. Don St 48 Baumbarger, Tina 90 50 Baumgartner. Ken Fc 39, 47, 95 Bea verson, Margaret Fc 45, 91 Beck, Kyle 89 56 Behm, Ron 90 34, 50. 96, 97, 98. 114 Belcher. Carrie 90 50. 84 Benge, Keith 88 69 Benge. Robert 88 62 Bennett. Gwen Fc 42 Bergeon, Brian 88 62 Bergeon, Steve 89 56 Bettinger. Brian 87 100, 126, 139 Bettinger, Chad 90 50, 100 Bettinger, Scott 87 67, 100, 126, 132, 138, 139 Betts, Joe 87 126, 139 Bid well, Elizabeth 90 50 Bierbaum, Betty Fc 40 Biller, Tari 88 26, 27, 62. 75, 118 Bishop, Renee 89 56 Bishop. Stephanie 88 62, 76, 98, 118 Bixler, Pyeson St 48 Blaine, William 90 50 Blatnik, Frank Fc 42, 45 Blayz, Beth 90 33, 50 Bloomer, Melanie 87 19. 21. 84, 120, 122, 126, 128, 132. 138, 139 Bobak, Derek 90 55 Bobak. Kim 88 67, 76, 77, 87, 93, 99 Bobak, Shelli 89 10, 56 Bobo, Ann 88 62, 67, 94. 118 Boltz, Larry Fc 45, 47 Boltz, Sandy Fc 41 Bonn, Fred 87 88, 121, 126, 139 Bonney, Angela 89 19, 21, 56, 93 Border, Dawn 89 56, 116, 117, 118 Bork, Jeff 89 6, 56, 88, 116, 117, 118 Bork, Kristi 90 10, 11, 17, 50 Borsos, Matt 87 31. 84. 85, 126, 133, 135, 139 Bower. Jamey 88 67 Bowman. Seirra Fc 22, 23, 44 Bradford, Julie 89 16, 56 Brandt, Del Fc 42, 91 Breeding, Lisa 87 126, 139 Breeding, Penny 89 48, 56, 84, 85 Breeding. Ron 88 21, 62, 63. 74, 121 Brehmer. Denise Fc 27, 41, 46, 123 Brehmer, Steve Fc 6, 37, 41. 46, 95, 123 Brewster, Kenneth 90 50 Brinker, Donna 88 62. 82, 83. 98. 108, 117, 118 Brocious, Shawn 89 56 Brodbeck, Lorma 87 12, 13, 16, 19. 21, 98. 108, 109, 112, 118, 126, 132, 139 Brown. Darren 87 4. 24, 78. 79. 95. 106, 112, 113, 126, 132, 133 Brown, Tammy 89 56, 108 Bruno, Rob 89 56 Bruno, Tom 88 62 Budd.Jane Fc 102 Buehrer. Dcannie St 39. 47 Buehrer, Tammy 89 I. 30, 56, 84, 152 Buenauentura. Harold 87 88. 139 Burch. Ted 87 18. 19, 21. 24. 88. 89. 120, 122, 126, 128, 132, 133, 136, 139 Burgess. Jennifer 89 56 Burk. Renee 87 93. 126, 139 Burmester. Gregory Fc 42 Burrows, Debbie St 39, 40 Butler. Bob 887 14. 110, 126, 139 Butler. Dennis St 38 Butler. Eric 88 18, 24. 31, 32. 33, 62. 92. 93, 97, 99. 102. 107, 114. 115, 117, 121 Butler, Scott 90 14, 49. 50, 80 Butler, Viola Fc 47 Cain. Michelle 87 25, 30. 31. 84. 85. 91. 98. 117, 118, 126, 136. 139. 146 Callahan, Alex 90 50. 94 Callahan. Heidi 88 94. 95. 99, 117 Callahan. Zac 87 132. 133. 139 Cal I well, Becky St 48 Campbell. Sharlyn 89 56, 108 Campesino, Angel Fc 14, 43. 46 Campesino, Jeannette Fc 46, 87, 93 Canzioni, Sandra 87 84. 139 Carey. Dennis 87 6. 18. 19. 21, 88, 112, 113, 123, 127, 128, 132, 138, 139 Carey, Ken 89 56, 88, 92 Carone.Joe Fc 88 Carpenter, Eddie 87 6, 94. 122, 133 Carpenter, Jim 89 56, 81 Carper, Gregory 90 50 Carr, Cindy 90 50 Carr, Jodi 90 50. 94, 108 Carr, Ray 90 5. 50 Carrick, Matt 88 6, 62. 75. 114 Cass, Mike 88 62, 69 Cervantes, Joe 89 25, 56 Cervantes. Rose 87 127 Chamberlain. Lila 90 10, 11, 19, 21, 50. 75, 92 Chamberlain, Lori 87 10, 11, 24. 98, 117, 118. 127, 132, 139. 146 Chonko, Greg 89 14. 61 Christy. Mike 90 50, 118 Cintron, Robert Fc 30, 31. 46, 84, 106 Clark, Todd 89 56 Clifton, David 62 Colburn, Doris Vt 48 Colburn. F. W. Vt 48 Cole, Candy 89 56, 116 Cole, Mike 90 52 Cole, Scott 87 127 Coleman. Chris 89 31, 56. 84, 85, 94 Collins, Carol 89 30, 31. 32, 33, 57, 102, 104 Collins, Mike 88 4, 63 Collum, Don 89 57 Conklin, Heather 90 27, 50, 116 Conklin, Scott 88 6, 63, 88 Cook, Marie 89 57 Cooley, Bob 88 6, 63, 79 Cooley, Wendy 90 50, 84, 85 Coon, Kerry 90 4, 51 Cornell, Mike 87 98, 110, 111, 127, 137, 139 Cote, Laurie 88 63, 76, 108, 109 Coughenour, David 88 63. 67 Cox, Jane 89 30, 57, 84. 85 Cox, John 87 16, 31, 133 Cox, Trade 90 51 Crosswiler, Cynthia 90 52 Crouse, Lisa 88 10, 11, 63 Crozier, Kelly 90 51, 93 Culbreath, Heather 89 57, 93 Culler, Darrin 90 51 Cutcher, Vincent 87 98. 104, 127, 132, 139 Dalton, Chris 88 10, 63, 72, 75, 92, 114 Dastagir, Ghulam Fc 42 Daunhauer, Billy 90 51, 80 David, Greg 90 51 Davis, Amy 89 5, 57 Dawson, Dion 90 51, 93, 96 Decant, Andrea 87 127, 139 DcGood, Carol Vt 48 DeGood, Laurel 90 51, 84 Deitz, Robert 90 51 Delaney, Jeff 88 63 Dent, Jason 90 55 Dickson, Mclva Vt 48 Dickson, Pam 90 4, 51 Dielman, Ruth Fc 43 Disbrow, Debbie 87 93, 127, 139 Dishong, Michelle 89 57 Dishong, Ronda 87 93. 127, 139 Dixon, Todd 88 6, 9. 22, 63, 74, 79, 111, 152 Doren, Heidi 87 33, 84. 85, 91. 96, 97, 101, 114, 115, 127, 139. 152 Doren, Jared 89 25, 32, 33, 34, 35, 45, 57, 84, 85, 87, 93, 96, 97, 99. 104. 105, 114, 115, 117, 119, 152 Doren. Jason 89 57 Doren, Jennifer 88 32, 33, 63, 87, 118 Doren, Karl St 48 Doren, Mary Lousie St 48 Dotson. Maronda 88 30, 63, 84 Dowling, Ann 88 63 Drennan, Pam Vt 48 Drocy, Annette 90 51 Drocy, Tim 87 6, 7, 8, 77. 87, 110, 112, 113, 127, 132. 139 Duke, Charles 89 6l Faddy. Helen Vt 48 148 faddy, Lynn 87 31, 84, 85. 87. 93. 127, 139 Eddy, Wanda 88 67 Eggenton, Jacki 87 127, 139 Eisel, Verena St 38 Eitniear, Ken 88 6, 22, 63, 72, 80. 81 Eitniear, Mike 89 6. 57. 72. 88. Ill Eitniear, Tom 90 51, 80 Elton, Amy 90 33, 51, 86. 87, 93 Elton. Brooke 89 57, 74, 77, 93 Embree, Carl 88 17, 63. 93 Entenmann, Jennie 87 118. 127, 135, 137, 139 Eppenstcin. Sona Fc 40 Estes, Kim 88 17, 26, 27, 43, 63, 66, 82, 83 Ewing, Roxann 87 118, 127, 139 Faber, Rose St 38 Fahrer, Amy 89 61, 93 Fall. Michelle 89 23, 57, 120 Farkas, Jill 88 63, 84 Fennell, Tammy 89 61 Fenton, Heather 89 57 Ferner, Jayne Vt 48 Fetterman, Connie Fc 44 Fetterman, Matt 89 14, 19. 21. 57, 81 Fetterman, Mitch 87 121 Feuntas, Angie 89 94 Pick, Greg 88 22. 24. 63, 76. 81, 95. 98, 114, 115 Findlay, Jeff 88 5 7, 88 Finfera, Jason 90 51 Fisher, Julie 89 5, 57 Fisher. Robert Fc 47, 78, 79, 106 Fisher, Wendy 90 25, 51 Flat hers, Wayne 87 6, 7, 18. 21, 88, 89. 112, 113, 127, 128 Fleck. Amy 89 57 Fletcher, Jim 88 63, 88 Flores, Noel 89 61 Flores. Rachel 88 63 Floyd, Dawn 87 127, 139 Fodero, John 89 57, 118 Fogel HI, Gail 90 51. 89 Ford, Thomas 89 57, 118 Fournier, Lori 88 4, 20. 24, 63. 109, 117 Fox, April 90 51, 103 Franklin, Donna St 48 Franklin. Peggy 89 57, 98. 117, 118 Franklin, Stacy 89 57, 83 Freestone, Sharon 90 33. 51, 93 Frosch. Barbara 87 25, 94. 96. 97, 98. 114, 115. 117, 118, 127. 132. 136, 139. 152 Fucntes, Angie 89 57, 84 Fuller. Tina 87 98, 118. 127, 136. 140 Galvin. Shannon 90 51, 84. 85 Garland, Ken 90 57, 88 Garling, Renee 89 27. 57. 71, 74. 82. 83. 109, 113 Garmenn. Annette 87 34. 93. 96. 97, 98. 118. 136, 137 Garmenn. Dawn 89 12, 13. 58. 93. 98. 108. 109. 118 Garrigucs, Shannon 87 128. 132, 140 Garza. Tony 90 43. 51 Gedert, Chris 88 67 Geiser, James 90 51 Gelske, Ginger 89 12, 13, 58 Giardini, Phyllis 88 25. 63. 116, 118 Gibbons. Jason 90 31, 51. 84. 85 Gigax.Jody 87 68. 128. 140 Gigax. Michele 89 58. 96. 97, 115 Gigax. Todd 87 17. 84. 120, 128. 140 Gilsdorf. Robbie 90 19. 21. 51. 75, 89. 92. 117 Giradot. Robbie 87 4. 24. 78, 79. 128. 140 Gladieux, Sean 89 6, 58, 81, 94 Goin, Janice 90 51, 53 Goodson, Chris 90 80 Gorringe, Wayne Fc 41. 47, 80 Grabarczyk. Nicole 90 52, 84 Grabarczyk. Tony 90 49, 52, 75, 89 Green, Kelly 90 12. 13. 52, 112, 118 Green. Michael Fc 43 Gregory, Jill 90 52, 83, 93 Griewahn, Sean 90 52, 94 Griffin. Tammy 89 58, 93 Grij, Anita 88 67 Grindstaff, Wendy 87 31. 84. 116, 135. 140 Grohowski. Barb St 48 Gunther. Margret 90 17, 18. 30. 31, 52. 84 Guzman, Muela 87 128 Haas. Fern 87 33, 99. 104, 105. 138 Hackler, Heather 87 4, 128, 140 Hagar. Scott 89 58, 81 Hahn, Beth 88 64, 94 Hall, Adam 89 61. 117 Hall. Mike 88 6, 64 Hall. Neal Fc 24 Hall, Paula 90 52. 83 Hall. Scott 87 67, 84. 85, 128, 140 Hall. Steve 87 30, 31. 67, 84. 85, 128, 132, 140 Haller, Chris 90 52, 84, 85 Haller. Dan 88 6, 64. 123 Ha I let t, Gerard 89 58 Hallett, Steve 89 58 Ha lie tt, Walt 88 14. 64, 81, 112, 120 Hamlet, Timothy 88 64 Hampton, Cory 90 52, 83. 94 Hankison, Leroy 89 58 Hansbarger. Bettejo Fc 35. 42, 82, 83. 91, 152 Hansbarger, David Fc 9, 42, 91 Hansbarger, Tom 88 6. 64, 74, 79, 98, 106, 112, 117, 118 Hanselman, Jeff 87 67, 128 Hardy, Amy 89 30. 33, 58, 84. 99 Hardy. Jack 88 64 Harp. Deena Vt 35, 48 Harp. Kris 87 25, 33. 99. 104, 105, 128. 133, 138, 140, 152 Hasclman, Scott 88 64, 78. 79. 98. 113, 118 Hassen, Heather 89 58 Hawkins, Heather 90 52, 84, 94 Hayes. Chris 89 4. 14, 15, 58, 106, 107, 112, 114 Hayes. Christine Fc 22. 30, 46. 84. 115, 116, 117 Heffner, Dean 87 128, 140 Heidi, Jeremy 90 55, 84. 85. 94 Height, Ron 87 61, 140 Heilmann, Tammy 89 26, 27, 31, 34, 58. 84, 85, 96, 97, 98, 114, 115, 118 Hen ricks, Angela 89 58 Herod, Kella 89 58, 94, 152 Herrick, Amanda 89 58, 84, 85 Herrick, Scott 89 5. 58 Hesse, Andy 87 6, 74, 81. 128. 140 Highley. Orrland 89 61 Hill. Kris 90 52. 93 Hillebrand, Lisa 89 58 Hintz, Chris 90 52 Hofner, Ken 90 55 Holdeman. Debbie 89 58. 93 Holdeman, Denise 89 10. 58 Holden. Dan Fc 41 Holtz. Matt 89 61 Hopkins, Peter 90 32, 33. 52. 84. 85. 87, 99. 104. 119 Hovey, Rich 90 87 Hovey, Robert 89 6, 58 Howard, Brian 88 67 Howard. Don 89 5, 58 Howard. Shawn 88 64 Husted, Van 89 58. 87. 93. 99 Husted, Vince 89 58. 87, 93. 94 Hutchinson, Dorothy Vt 48 Jackson. Pam 90 52. 54. 94 Jason, Carol St 48 Jeffries, Larry 88 67 Jeffries, Mike 90 52 Jeffries, Ron 89 61 Jewell, Karen 87 82. 94. 98. 128. 132, 140 Jewell. Kirk 88 14. 20. 64. 65. 72 Johns. Terry 89 6l. 64 Johnson. Kim 90 52 Johnson. Linda 90 55 Johnson. Pamela 87 33. 93. 99. 128. 133. 140. 152 Jones, Mike 90 52 Jones. Sonnie 90 52 Kahl.Joe Fc 22, 44 Kaposy, Robert 88 67 Karamol. Dan 89 6. 59. 72, 88 Karnowski. Tom 90 17, 52. 103. 117 Kasten. Brady 90 55 Keefer, Fred 87 67, 140 Keefer. Todd 90 52. 80. 98 Keener. Robin 87 24. 82. 95. 99. 128. 129, 132. 140 Keener. Steve 88 6, 19. 21. 64. 80. 81 Keetcn, Wendy 87 140 Keil. Kraig 87 88. 128. 132. 140 Keil, Shannon 90 52. 94 Keiser. LeAnn 87 98. 117. 118, 129140 Keller. Craig 90 52. 89 Keller. Mike 88 64 Kenner, Micheal 88 67 Kerschner. Karriann 87 129. 140 Kilgour, Rich 88 64. 68 Kleck. Kelly 89 10. 11, 59 Klumm. Dawn 89 59. 93 Klumm. Julie 87 118. 129 Kocinski. Frank 87 129, 140 Koepfer. Randy 90 24, 52. 103 Koke, Melissa 89 59 Koke, Tina 87 118, 121, 129, 135. 137, 140 Kolbe, Trade 88 64, 69 Kolodziejczyk, Melanie 87 122 Kolodziejczyk, Melissa 87 129, 140 Komer, Dawn 88 64. 82. 83. 84. 113. 117 Komer, Shawn 90 53 Kosier, Leroy 87 87. 93, 129, 140 Kosier, Scott 90 53, 80 Krajicek. Dan 89 59. 96, 115 Krause. Jennifer 87 20. 21, 26. 27, 76. 95, 98. 99. 112. 117, 118. 128. 129. 133, 140, 146, 152 Krieger, Kim 88 67 Krout, Dagne 89 25. 30, 33. 59, 86. 87, 98. 99. 118 Krout, Steve 87 116, 117. 118, 129. 132. 140 149 K rupit er. Bridget te 89 30. 39 Krupit er. Kathy Vt 48 Kurrh. Angie 88 64 Lambert. Fred 88 67 Lambert. Jim 87 6. 17. 18. 19. 21. 79. 92. 110. 111. 112. 129. 132. 140 Lamprecht. Tamra 87 129 Lange. Lisa 87 84. 83. 116. 117. 118. 129. 138. 140 Langhals, David Fc 44 Langwell. Cindy 90 33. 102 Langwell. Clayton 87 130. 132 Langwell. Jack 89 61 Lanham, Barbara Vt 48 Layman. Carol Vt 48 Layman. Lynette 89 39 La ar. Scott 88 64. 69 Leathers, Joseph 88 67 Lee. Jason 87 67. 121 Lee. Jennifer 133. 140 Lee. Leasa 88 24. 64. 94. 98. 117, 118 Lengemann. Linda Vt 48 Lengemann. Susan 88 64. 118 Len . Jennifer 87 117, 118. 130140 Leslie. Diane 90 30. 33 Leslie. Steve 88 63. 93. 99 Lewallen, Jim 87 24. 23. 98. 100. 117, 118, 130. 132. 137. 140 Lewalten, Kandy 90 24, 33. 33, 87. 96. 114 Lewallen, Sharon Vt 48, 117, 118 Lewis, Terena 87 4. 130 Linnenkugel. Mike 88 94 Lipinski, Crystal 89 39, 94. 96 Lisa, Boman 89 61 Long. Frank 90 33 Lucas. David 90 3, 33 Luce, Roberta 87 117. 130. 140 Ludwig, Gary Fc 40. 47, 132 Ludwig. Mike 90 33, 89 Mann. Burton Fc 43 Mann, Chris 90 33 Marker. Rich 87 130. 133. 137 Martin. Paul 88 7. 63 Martin. Zak 90 33. 80. 107. 114, 117 Martinez, Rick 90 33 Marvin. Greg 140 Mason. Hope 90 3. 30. 33, 72, 93 Mason. Jenny 88 63 Mat ha son. Stacy 89 3 Mattin. Emma 87 87, 93. 99, 117, 122. 130. 136. 140 May. Bob 87 68. 130. 140 McCann, Mac 88 67 McCauley. Tim 88 2. 67 McCluney. Tanis 87 130 McCluney, Tyrone 87 122. 140 McClure. Beryl St 48 McClure. Bill St 38 McClure, Mike Fc 43. 81 McCullough, Lesley 87 130 McDonald. Michelle 88 63. 121 McGee. Frances St 48 McKay. Kelly 90 33 McKay. Matt 88 63. 92 McLafferty. Kathy 90 48. 33, 102. 116 McLafferty. Shannon 89 39 McLafferty. Sol 87 88 McLatterty, Solomon 87 130 McQuade, Gloria Fc 41 McQuade. Shannon 89 23. 27, 39. 82. 93. 98. 113 McQuade. Tim 87 14. 32. 76. 77, 87. 93. 94. 98. 99. 117. 118. 119. 130. 132, 136. 140 Meiring, Mark 87 118. 121. 130, 140 Metier. Pam 87 130. 140 Metzger. Jim 88 63. 88 Metzger. Teresa 87 130, 140 Mielczarek, Dana 89 33. 83 Millenbaugh, Cathy 87 130. 140 Miller. April 89 22. 23. 39. 82. 83. 113 Miller. Jeff 88 61, 88 Miller. Kim 88 67 Miller, Lisa 90 33 Miller. Margaret St 48 Miller. Terry 88 6, 63. 74. 106 Mills, Traci 87 84, 130, 138. 140 Moffett. Ronnie 90 17. 33. 33. 76. 103 Mohr. Ryan 90 33. 89 Mohr, Tina 87 130, 140 Mollencopf. Elaine Fc 43, 91. 94, 116 Moore, Carolyn Vt 48 Moore. Gary 90 33, 84, 83, 94. 106 Moore, Jeff 87 130 Moore, Kelly 88 32. 33. 63, 99. 120 Moore. Peggy 89 39 Moore, Sue 89 73 Morgan, Deanna 90 33. 84, 83 Morris, Phillip 90 33, 80 Mossing, Joan Fc 40 Muelg, Guzman 87 7, 88, 108, 136, 140 Murphy. Chris 90 33 Nagy. Becky 90 23. 33. 33. 84. 86. 87. 93, 99 Nagy. Jennifer 87 23. 30. 32. 84. 86. 87. 93. 99. 104. 103. 116. 117. 119. 130. 132. 136, 140, 132 Nearhood. Charles 89 61 Nearhood. Michelle 90 16, 33 Nelson. Missy 88 21, 63. 117, 121 Nijakowski, Terry 90 33 Nijakowski. Tim 90 30. 33. 84. 83 Nijakowski. Vicky 89 39. 84 Nixon. Dan 90 80 Nixon. Mike 87 76. 77, 83. 86. 87. 93. 104. 103. 131. 136 Norton. Todd 90 33 Norton, Tracy 89 39 Nowak. Lisa 90 33. 72, 83, 94, 103. 112 Nowakowski, Andrea 90 33. 93 Oberheim, Joe 89 61 Ogden. Lori 88 63, 123 Onweller. Minnie St 48 Oswalt. Brian 87 67, 131 Page. Stephanie 88 84, 94, 117 Patchin, Melissa 87 69 Patchin. Robert 89 39 Patterson. Pam 87 26. 93, 120. 131. 132, 133, 140 Patton. Sandy 88 10, 63 Patton. Terri 89 83 Patton, Theresa 89 39 Paul, Jackie 87 34, 84. 83. 117, 131. 141 Paul.Jodee 90 34. 33. 84. 83. 96. 97, 114 Pavlov, Theresa 90 34 Pawlowski, Douglas 89 39 Pennington. Roger 88 33, 63, 93. 99. 123 Perdcw, Robert 89 39 Pettit. Julie 87 118, 131. 137, 141 Pfaff. Linda 90 lO. 11, 34 Pfann, Rebecca St 48 Phans, Julie 87 33. 93, 99. 119. 131. 141 Phillips, Kim 90 34, 84 Phillips, Larry 87 131, 141 Phillips, Shannon 89 23, 39 Phillips, William 90 34 Philips. Larry 87 118 Phipps, Anna 89 33, 39. 71, 84. 83. 86. 87, 94, 99. 104. 117 Piasecki, Rob 90 34. 80 Pilarzymski. Tony 89 61 Pinkleman. Victor 90 33. 89 Pinson. Mike 87 133, 141 Plage man. Amy 90 34 Plotner, Cameron 90 34 Plotner, Jean St 38 Plotner. Linda 90 34, 94 Polaski. Tracy 87 10. 11. 93. 99. 133 Price, B. J. 88 93. 99 Price, William 88 63 Puder. Hope 90 34. 83 Purdy, Jenny 88 27, 63. 112 Ragless. Mike 90 31. 34. 84. 83 Raker. Kim 87 10, 11. 24. 86. 87. 92. 98. 112, 116, 118, 129. 131. 141 Raker. Matt 88 24. 63. 72. 98 Ramer. Nancy St 48 Ramey. Cheryl 88 67. 93. 99 Randolf. Kim 88 20, 63 Rathbum. Betty St 48 Recknagel. Ada 87 138 Recknagel, Ayda 87 99. 131. 141 Redd, Dan St 83 Reiger. Steve 90 33. 84. 83 Reining, Amy 89 39, 93, 98 Rhodes, Jeanne 89 16. 6l Rhodes. Neal 88 67 Richardson, Kendra 89 94 Riches. Bert St 48 Ridgeway, Harold Fc 44 Ring. Roxanne Vt 48 Ritter. Chad 88 30. 63. 84. 83 Rizzi. Marie 90 34. 93 Roberts. Kevin 87 88. 94. 131. 132. 141 Robinson. Kathi 89 23. 27, 39. 73, 76. 94 Robinson. Peggy 90 34 Robinson. Shelly 90 33 Robinson. Wyla 89 23, 39. 73. 82 Rominski, Jeff 89 24. 60. 81. 94. 118 Rominski, Mike 87 131. 141 Ross. Tracy 89 60. 94 Ruehle, Jodi 89 60 Ruple, Aaron 87 131. 141 Russell. Cathy 87 131. 141 Rutkowski.Jim 87 7. 8. 17, 18. 20, 21. 77, 110, 111. 112. 113. 123. 128, 131. 141 Sahloff, Eric 89 22. 24. 63. 79. 80. 81. 118 Sampsel, Carrie 89 27, 60. 82, 83, 98. 118 Schlade, Janine 88 19. 21. 24. 27, 63, 72 Schmidt, Eric 88 30 Schmidt, Joanne 89 60, 74, 94 Schmidt, Shane 90 34, 33. 34. 73, 89. 96. 97, 102, 114 Schmidtz, Steve 88 6. 63. 88. 123. 146 150 Schmude. Kris 87 131, 141 Schultz, Whitinae 87 131141 Sechler. Joel 41 Seeman, Chris 90 54, 89 Seeman. Tim 87 6. 94. 125. 132 Seigneur. Greg 90 14. 30, 54, 84, 85 Serratos, Henry 90 60. 106 Serratos, Mike 90 54 Sexton, Kelly 88 66. 121 Sharp. Heath 90 54 Sharp, Laura 89 60 Sharpies, Dorthea Fc 46, 98 Shaver, Gary 90 54 Shaver. Nickie 87 131, 141 Shelley, Lyn 90 116 Shelly, Lyn 90 54 Shelly, Ty 87 131, 141 Shidler, Cecilia Vi 48 Shidler, Eric 90 54, 94 Shipman, Richard 89 60 Shirey, Annette 88 66 Shirkey, Ste e 89 6, 61 Shoemaker, Ed 88 67 Shoneharger. Janna 88 25, 33. 66, 84, 85 Shreves. Chris 88 66, 72, 88 Shultz, John J. Fc 1, 43, 44. 97, 101, 114, 115, 152 Sigafoose, James 89 60. 118 Sigafoose, Jeff 87 6. 24, 112, 131, 132, 141 Silvcous, Annette 90 54 Silveous, Kimberly 89 60. 108 Silveous, Pam 87 20, 69. 131, 141 Silvcous, Troy 90 54, 93 Simon. Patty 90 54, 93 Skiver. Lisa 88 66, 82, 83, 112 Slaninka, Julia 89 60 Sliw inski, Maurice 90 55 Smith. Becky 87 134 Smith. Grant 87 122. 132, 134, 141 Smith. Gregory J. Fc 22. 39. 40, 44, 46. 92. 115, 146 Smith, Lisa 88 66, 68 Smith. Mary St 48 Smith. Shane 87 86. 87, 100, 116, 122, 134. 141 Smith, Tracy 88 67 Smith. Trisha 89 61 Snow. Dawn 89 61 Snyder. Christie 88 66. 84, 86. 87 Snyder, Scan 87 23. 79, 94. 95. 100, 107, 112, 132. 134 Spade, Shawna 88 66, 94 Spare, Wendy 87 10. 11, 18. 19. 21. 77, 98. 128, 133. 134, 135, 141 Staler. Nick 87 134. 141 Stark, Kathy 88 66 Steele, Shelli 87 94. 98. 132. 134. 141 Steiger. Lori 89 12, 23. 60. 93 Steusloff. Anne Vt 48 Stevenson. Suzanne 89 12. 13. 60. 93. 98. 108, 112 Stinson, Janet 87 134, 137, 141 Stinson. Shannon 89 5, 60. 94 Storeholder, Scott 88 60, 88 Stout. Richard 90 55 Strayer, Lesa 87 134 Strezinski. Mike 89 61 Stroble, Thad 89 60 Studer. Cory 90 55 Studer. Matt 87 14. 15. 67. 79. 87, 134. 152 Stultz. Tim 90 30. 55. 84. 89 Sturm. Ken 88 87 Sturm. Tom 88 66. 93 Sturt. Todd 88 66. 72. 98. 117 Sturtevant. Scott 88 66 Sullivan. Brian 87 133, 134, 141 Sutton. Chris 89 60 Symington. Larry 89 60 Synder. Sean 87 6, 9. 22, 99. 133, 141 Szymanski. Jayme 89 60 Szymanski. Robert 90 55 Tadeuchi, Ikuko 87 134 Taft. Tracey 88 66 Taube, David Fc 40 Taylor. Christine 89 60 Taylor. Jeff 89 6, 60 Taylor. Karen St 48 Taylor. Kelly 89 27, 60, 92. 93 Taylor. Matt 87 99. 100, 134. 138. 141 Taylor. Renee 87 4, 19. 44. 76. 77, 93. 120. 132. 133. 134. 136. 141 Terry. John 90 55 Thatcher. Geri 90 55, 103 Thatcher. Steve 88 67 Thatcher. Tammy 90 55 Thomas, Chad 89 25. 60 Thomas. Lisa 90 55 Thomas. Michelle 88 66 Thomas. Shawn 88 67 Thompson. Bill 90 55 Thompson. Jcremia 89 60. 98, 104. 105, 117 Thompson. Kim 89 61, 94, 99. 152 Thompson. Luke 89 61 Tim pc. Joyce St 48 Toeppe. Joe 90 55. 100 Tomhlin, Angie 89 61 Tomb!in. Jeremy 90 55 Toms. Jason 87 134, 138 Topel. Angela 89 33. 61. 99. 108 Tordisilla, Cristina 88 67 Tork. Lori 87 116, 134. 141 Tulk. Stephanie 90 33. 55 Ulrich. Jeff 88 66. 106. 107 VanAlteren. Danielle 87 5. 116. 117. 137. 141 VanArsdalen. Cameron Fc 42 Vance, Collette 88 66. 94 VanDeilen, Steve 89 61 VanEtten, Carrie 89 6l Vardinakis, Matt 89 61 Vivian, Roy e Fc 38. 39. 115 Vonseggern. Can 90 27, 55. 83. 94 Wagener. Allan 88 14. 15. 66. 88. 92. 98. 118 Wagener. Christina 87 98. 134 Wagner. Karen Fc 47 Waite, James 90 55 Walbolt. Gwen 88 66 Walborn, Troy 89 6. 61, 88. 89. 152 Walker, Debbie 90 55, 84 Wallace. Deanna 88 66, 94. 98. 121 Wallace. Paul 89 61 Walter. Michelle 88 66 Walters. Eddie St 48 Walters. Shannon 90 55 Wanless. Larrry 89 61 Warncke, Ruth Fc 33. 43. 104. 105. 119. 152 Warner. Gertie St 48 Warren. Rich 87 133 Weaver. Laura 87 19. 84. 118. 134. 141 Weber, Keith 90 55 Weber. Kevin 90 55. 100 Weber. Mark 89 61 Weigel, Heidi 88 67. 72. 94 Weigel, Kent St 48 Weitzel. Oliver 90 55 Wentz. Suann 87 134, 141 Wetzel, Chuck 89 61 Whitman. Rhonda 87 19, 67, 120. 123, 134. 141 Whitman. Robert 90 55 Whitmore. Elizabeth 90 55 Whitmore. Jon 88 25 Whitmore. Paul 87 WO. 116, 117, U8. 132. 135, 138, 141 Whitmore. Robert 90 89 Wielinski. Slade 90 24. 55. 89 Wierenga. Don 87 24. 75. 135. 138. 141 Wilburn. Steve 87 135 Williams. Carrie 89 61, 84, 114 Williams. Mike 87 88. 95. 112. 135. 138. 141 Williams, Rich 87 4. 98. 104. 117. 135. 141 Williamson. Mary 90 55 Wilson. Jason 90 55. 82 Wilson, Jim 89 61 Wilson, Pete 89 61 Wilson. Steve 89 61 Winkler. Scott 90 55. 89 Winterfeld. Jo Ann St 48 Winterfeld. Scott 88 67 Winterfeld. Walter 89 61 Winters. Jeff 90 55 Winters. Karen 87 135 Winters. Tammy 89 61 Wise. Sandy 89 61 Witker. Tammy 87 4. 19. 30. 135 Wolf. Marshall 89 61. 77. 80. 81. 94. 117 Wolf. Mike 87 135. 141 Wolfrom. Tom 88 67 Wood. Chris St 38 Wood. Kelly 89 33. 61. 84. 85. 99 Woodhams. Kelly 88 67 Woods. Steve 88 67 Wynar. Adam 87 33. 61. 67. 99. 123 Yoder. Marcy 88 67 Yunker. Todd 88 6. 64. 67, 75. 77. 92, 97, 114. 1 5 Zabowski, Jeffrey 88 67 Zeigler. Scott 87 135. 141 Zeller. Darlene Vt 48 Zeller. Jenni 90 55. 84 Zeller. Michelle 88 67 Zientek. Bill 89 61. 94 Zientek, Steve 87 135, 141 Zitzman. Anthony 88 67, no. Ill Zitzman, Nikki 90 30. 55. 84 151 IN CLOSING WE DID ITU! Jennifer Krause hard at work. Tammy Buehrer finishing a layout. 152 After getting off to a shaking start, the small but mightly yearbook staff pulled it off. Today is June 19, 1987 and the last pages of the 1986-87 yearbook are going in the mail!!! A first in many years. There are many people who need to be thanked for their help this year. The following people supplied pictures: Mrs. Hansharger donated Sports Banquet shots, Kris Harp Jennifer Nagy provided glossies of Angel Street, Sr Troy Walburn provided some needed wrestling shots. Thank you all. Helping with adds this year were Pam Johnson, Todd Dixon, Matt Studer. Thanks people. Without you the cost would be outrageous! Helping with needed copy were Barbara Frosch, Heidi Doren, Jared Doren, Miss Warncke. Mr. Lugwig also helped in providing team pictures. Thank you folks. Helping on layouts copy were Kella Herod, Kim Thompson, Tammy Buehrer. Thank you for you help ladies. The biggest THANK YOU must go to Jennifer Krause. Without her many of the pages would not be done. She also served as our main campus photogra- pher. You are going to be missed Jennifer. Again THANK YOU! John J. Shultz, Advisor