Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1988 volume:

'Celebrate the Future, Remember the Past! 4 — Candids 10 — Girls Cross-Country 12 — Boys Cross-Country 15 — Camp Counselors 16 — Student Government Retreat 18 — Homecoming Spirit Week 20 — Homecoming Game 22 — Homecoming Fair Games 24 — Homecoming Parade David Smith thinks about the long road ahead as a Freshman. 26 — Homecoming Dance 28 — Homecoming Court 30 — Volleyball 32 — Candids 34 — Cheerleaders 36 — Football 42 — Marching Band 44 — Candids 45 — Council At Work 49 — Central Office 50 — High School Office 51 — Secretaries, Janitors 52 — Faculty 59 — Cooks, Bus Drivers, Volunteers 60 — Class Schedule 62 — Freshman 70 — Sophomores 79 — Juniors 90 — Candids 94 — Hoop Tree 96 — Boys Basketball 100 — Girls Basketball 104 — Vocal Music 105 — Jazz Band PepBand 106 — Winter Play 108 — Wrestling 110 — Student Government 112 — Winter Carnival 113 — Honor Society Art Club 114 — KeyStone Players Paw Prints 115 — Bloodmobile 116 — Library Aids Office Aids 117 — French Club 120 — Candids 124 — Concert Band 125 — Academic Awards 126 — Boys Track 128 — Girls Track 130 — Baseball 132 — Athletic Banquet 134 — Student Government Banquet 136 — Little Mary Sunshine 138 — Prom 140 — Band Flordia Trip 146 — Senior Pictures 160 — Senioralities 161 — Senior Credits 164 — Graduation 170 — Index 175 — Yearbook Staff 176 — Closing (l-r, t-b) Mr. Shultz, Eric Butler, Randy Lewallen, Rob Fisher, Todd Yunker pose for the camera at the State OASC Convention. Wyla Robinson Carrie Sampsel, were you naughty again? Seniors prepare to graduate. 3 IN MEMORY Jeff Rominski A STUDENT AN ATHLETE A FRIEND. CONTENTS 4 — Candids 10 — Girls Cross-Country 12 — Boys Cross-Country 14 — Spanish Club Quiz Team 15 — Camp Counselors 50 — Volleyball 15 — Student Government Retreat 52 — Candids 18 — Homecoming Spirit Week 55 — Golf 20 — Homecoming Game 54 — Cheerleaders 22 — Homecoming Fair Games 56 — Football 24 — Homecoming Parade 42 — Marching Band 26 — Homecoming Dance 44 — Candids 28 — Homecoming Court 45 — Council At Work A New Year Begins Fight Song Fight! Fight! Cheer those Bulldogs, watch them fight, Boost those Bulldogs, they're all right. We'll stand by the purple white. Fight! Fight! Fight! Bulldogs of Swanton High School, Cheer those Bulldogs, varsity Steer that team to victory We'll stand by those Bulldogs to gain, Another victory . . . Fight! Alma Mater Swanton High we proudly hail thee pur- ple the white. Like a beacon ever shining with thy guiding light. Lead us onward thru golden days, may each year passing by, Bring glory to our alma mater, hail to Swanton High. (Ur, t-b) Shannon Keil is practicing how to play her desk, while Liz Bidwell gives the cameraman a dirty look . Kevin Strezinski is in a rare mood. He is actually studying! Shane Estes can't believe the size of Jodi Bowser's smile! Let's Celebrate! (above) Mr. Cintron what are you thinking about? Could it be the band trip to Flordia or your new assistant? 7 A Day In The Life of SHS Students (l-r) Michele Border is totally surprised when she finds out its her turn. You should clean your face with a wash cloth, not your tounge — John Fodero. (l-r) Denise Holdeman carefully recording every minute of her class so she doesn't forget a thing. Maybe there are some future stars in class! Is Jared Doren serving as a referree for Shane Schmidt Todd Yunker? Or is it two against one? Is Work, Play, Thought! (l-r) Malt Albach is really preparing for Mrs. Butler's class. Chris Hayes just can't keep from laughing at what Ron Breeding is trying to pass off as his science experiment. Leave it to Ron to try something like this! 9 Girls Take NWOAL (l-r,t-b) Dawn Garmenn, Kelly Green, Jennifer Stevenson, Choach Angel Campesino. Heather Fenton, Lori Steiger, Suzanne Stevenson, Kristine Brindle. HIGHLIGHTS Meet Standing Bowsher, Maumee Second Southview, Anthony Wayne Second Evergreen First Delta First Archbold First Bryan First Wauseon First Liberty Center First Patrick Henry First Montpelier First NWOAL — CHAMPS, DISTRICTS — THIRD REGIONALS — TENTH ALL-LEAGUE — Suzanne Stevenson, Jenni- fer Stevenson, Kelly Green, Dawn Garmenn. Suzanne Stevenson — League Champion, District Champion, 19th at State. (!-r,t-b) Swanton Girls set the pace for others to follow. Just another pretty face at the beginning but talent takes Swan- ton to the top! Suzanne Stevenson showing her winning form. Boys Take Districts (l-r,t-b) Joe Oberheim, Chris Hayes, Walt Hallett, Todd Sturt, Jim Carpenter, Steve Hallett, Tristan Crowe, Choach Angel Campesino. Martin Avila, Kurt Wagner, Bert Avila, Damon Cappelli, John Fodero, Greg Seigneur, Chris Goodson. (l-r,t b) The LI MO to State. How many X-C members can fit? Kurt Wagner struts his stuff! HIGHLIGHTS '4 £i Meet Standing Bowsher, Maumee First Southview, Anthony Wayne Second Evergreen First Delta First Archbold First Bryan First Wauseon First Liberty Center First Patrick Henry First Montpelier First NWOAL — CHAMPS, DISTRICTS — CHAMPS, REGIONALS — THIRD, STATE — FOURTH FIRST TEAM ALL-LEAGUE — Martin Avila, Chris Hayes, Kurt Wagner, Walt Hallett, Chris Goodson. SECOND TEAM ALL-LEAGUE — Bert Avila. Martin Avila — League Champion, District Champion, State Champion. Chris Hayes — 2nd at League, 3rd at Districts, 13th at State. (l-r,t-b) Chris Goodson Chris Hayes set the pace! Only a couple more miles Hayes! Is this an ad for Crest toothpaste? Once again Martin Avila takes the lead with no one in sight. Spanish Club (l) Amy Phgemjn, Chris Clark, Vince Husled, Amy Bruno, Amy Queen, Stephanie Wenig (m) Kelly Wood, Amy Howard, Kristine Brin- dle, Karen Crockett, Laurel Degood (b) Wendy Fisher, Advisor — Mr. Angel Campesino, Becky Bartling. The Spanish Club is open to members in Spanish Class. Monthly meetings are held. For Christmas, the club holds a Spanish Christmas dinner. This year, in conjuction with the French Club, a Valentine's Day Dance was held. The Spanish Club participates each year at the TU for- eign language day. Students also went to BGSU to compete. 7 Quiz Team (t-b-r) Advisor — Ms. Sona Eppenstein, Dagne Krout, Jared Doren, Becky Nagy, Elizabeth Whitmore, Phyllis Ciardini, Jon Whitmore, Andrew Nelson. Swanton Quiz Team defeated Conti- nental on Channel 13 High School Quiz. Their next opponent was St. Johns were defeated 410 390 (by 1 question). In the Defiance Academic Challenge, Swanton placed 3rd among 16 selected area hs. Swanton for the 9th time competed in the Na- tional Computer Quiz Bowl placed 825 1182. In Ohio, Swanton was 52 62. By enrollment Swanton was 148 254. Swanton placed 4 15 in To- ledo Area Quiz league, 25 yrs. of membership, with 8 wins 6 loses. 14 A Camping We Will Go . . . Each year high school juniors senior act as camp counselors for 6th graders at their annual Outdoor Education Camp. Counselors are selected by signing up being interviewed by the elementary teachers. Camp lasts five days hs stu- dents must miss school, but not their school work. They still have to make up any work that they miss. Too bad guys. Maybe better luck next time. (t-r, l-b) Todd Sturt, Kirk Jewell, Todd Yunker, Chris Hayes. Allan Wagener, Susan Lengemann, Ken Carey, Heidi Weigel. Stephanie Bishop, Lisa Skiver, Sue Moore, Michelle Thomas. Bishop, Moore, Skiver, Hayes are demonstrating the lat- est dance craze. I guess Hayes believes in woman's lib, letting Skiver Moore do the paddling. Wei- gel helping out the youngsters. Why such a painful expression Sturt? Leaders Take To The WoodsI Student Government held its Second Annual Retreat in the fall of '87. During the three days spent at Camp Michael in Bucyrus, OH, members learned new skills in communication, leadership techniques, group dynamics, self- awareness. Campers were responsible for meals. Each grade selected a particular meal were responsible for all stages of the meal including planning, prepara- tion, dean-up. During the week-end campers were invovled in activities that requried to show how innovative cre- ative they could be. Leaders also prac- ticed Fair Games that were included in Homecoming. (l-r, t-b) Borsos Butler together. Williams, what's on your head? Schmidt Dalton with wet t-shirts. The Tower of Power with Fisher, Borsos, Dixon, Butler, Williams, Lewallen. (1-r, t-b) Student Government Officers (stand) Greg Fick, Eric Butler, Shane Schmidt, Todd Dixon, Mr. Shultz, Tammy Heilmann, Mrs. Hansbarger. (middle) Jared Doren, Todd Yunker, Randy Lewallen, Todd Lee, Cassandra Stinson, (sitting) Jennifer Mugg, Rob Fisher, Rachel Borsos, Carrie Williams, Chris Dalton, Jodee Paul. Doren tells Yunker to be careful with that pin! Everyone dance! There has to be someway out of this! Butler, Heilmann, Yunker showing their leadership moves. 17 CATCH THE SPIRIT! (l-r, t-b) Howdy, it's the Mrs. Bowman Show! Who are those masked men? West- ern day goes from top to bottom. Scott Winkler, Kevin Weber, Jeremy Heidt, Gail Fogel around the OK Biology Class. 18 Spirit Week '87 began with Dress-Up Day on Monday, followed by Backwards Day, Wednesday went Western, while Thursday was Beach Day, with the traditional Purple White on Friday. Spirit week activi- ties included Fair Games '87, Homecoming Parade Bonfire, the Homecoming Assembly at which attendants were escorted by faculty members. The Powder Puff game was cancelled due to a lack of student involvement. (I-r, t-b) The mighty Seniors getting rowdy during the spirit assembly. Beth Blayz giv- ing a little support to show her class spirit, while fellow sophomores join in. Mr. Joe Carone pleads to Julie Austin, Please, lets try not to trip! Mrs. Bea verson is very hap- py to be the escort for Jr. Attendant Mike Eitniear who along with Kim Estes paraded through activites with crutches. 19 (l-r, t-b) Thoses are my flowers Matt, exclaims Estes. Student Council Pres. Butler crowns the 1987 Queen. I wish they would take the picture ' sighs Estes. Dr. Roger Schlade Mr. Mrs. Ron Dixon look on as Janine Schlade Todd Dixon are introduced. The 1987 Homecoming Court. Sophomore Attendants Carr Martin with their parents, Mr. Mrs. Jim Carr Mr. Mrs. Garis Martin. The lovely ladies of the court. 20 (I-r, t-b) 32 Nate Barrett goes for a touchdown as 11 Tom Hansbarger blocks the way. Mr. Hansbarger tells his players what to do next while 50 Dan Haller trys to listen in. Go team Go!! Stephanie Page struts her stuff. Everyone up says Vicki Nijakowski's trying to take over Mr.Cintron's job!. The Band lines up to blow the crowd away with their musical talent. Catch that ball Todd Dixon or else! Hi mom. Guess who I am! Go Dogs Go! You can beat them if you try. Homecoming Spirit Lives! 21 Fair Games '87 Fair Games '87” once again brought excitment to Homecoming Week. New games added this year included Lifesaver Pass in which teams passed the lifesaver from team member to team member on a toothpick. Another new game add- ed this year was Skin The Snake. Favorites such as Mummy Wrap, Keep-The-Ball-Rolling , Hu- man Scrabble were once again re- peated. The crowd set a new record for Sinergy by making the en- gery pass through 111 people in only 7 seconds. The finale of this evening featured Lap Sit in which all team members and audi- ence members put their trust faith in their fellow man. (l-r, t-b) Looks like your knots going to get out of this one guys. (Dave Nixon, Greg Fick, Tom Hansbarger, Steve Keener.) Collette Vance watches Suzan Lengemann Heidi Weigel show what good friends they really are. Lila Chamberlain shows her true talent. Keep your eye on the ball until you reach the wall! Kurt Wagner thinking to himself. Carefully poke the toothpick, says Nate Barrett to Steve Keener Dave Nixon. (l-r, t-b) Dan Nixon Nicole Purser wondering how they got into this po- sition. Lori Steiger, Lila Chamber- lain, Rachel Borsos finally found a way to shut up Bert Avila. Watch your hand! say Dave Nixon to Matt Carrick. How many for pizza? asks Suzan Lengemann. Deanna Wallace Leasa Lee — true friends helping one another. Fair Games '87 gave stu- dents a chance to release some built up hostilities while at the same time having fun. It also gives the audience team members a chance to laugh at ourselves. To partici- pate in a Fair Game activities requires no special athletic ability, but only a committ- ment to having fun! And fun is what the audience and participants have. The games were under the chairmanship of Student Council President Eric Butler. The winning team enjoyed their prize of a pizza lunch on Friday of Homecoming Week. 23 (l-r, t-b) 1986 Homecoming Queen Melanie Bloomer is driven through town during the parade by Todd Yunker. The Freshman Class is represented in the parade by their entry attendants Bobby Stinson Julie Austin. The cheerleaders show their usual excitement during the parade. The winning Sophomore float is being ridden by Zak Martin. Members of the combined Marching Bulldog Bands parade through town. While The Parade Passes By 24 The 1987 Homecoming Parade once again brought excitement to downtown Swanton. The traditional parade began at Park School continued through downtown with Grand Marshall Lewis Taylor leading the way. The parade concluded at the back of the high school for the electrifying bonfire. During the parade, the class floats were judged with the Sophomore winning first place, with the Jun- iors second. Freshman third, Seniors com- ing in fourth place. Included in the line-up were the combined Swanton High Junior High School Bands, Police Department, Cheerleaders, Firetruck, Rescue Squad. This year's Parade Bonfire was under the chairmanship of Sophomore Shane Schmidt. Arrangements began in early summer. Serv- ing as MC for the bonfire was Mr. Ron Dixon. During the bonfire, the announcement was made as to who would rule over the festivities. (l-r, t-b) Sink The Titanic was the battle cry of the Junior class. King Queen (Matt Carrick Kim Estes) posing for their fans. Going with an uptown beat, the Seniors rocked downtown. Our spirit reached new heights during the bonfire. 26 The Time Is Drawing Near! (l-r, t-b) Can it be a little higher? asks Carrie Williams to Kim Randolph. Do you believe it? Victor Pinkleman actually working! Why me? wonders Rob Bruno. Mi- chelle Thomas hanging streamers while Marshall Wolf looks for the start of the roll. (right) Marshall Wolf, Rob Bru- no, Pete Wil- son dressed for success! (below) Ann Bobo Kelly Moore showing Trade Kolbie how to drink tea, while Chris Dalton Janine Schlade do the latest steps. n (above) Carolyn Haller, Amy Queen, Angie Hen ricks, Ni- cole Purser wait- ing for the boys, (left) Chris Shreves, Jeff Ul- rich, Tom Sturm, Eric Butler getting ready for the at- tack! 200 Years — Then Now 1987 Homecoming Court And Dance The highlight of every Homecoming is the introduc- tion of the Court. This year was no exception. Some- thing making this year's more interesting was the Homecoming Queen Kim Estes Junior Mike Eit- niear on crutches. Even though this temporary handi- cap might have some people down, not our spirited court. This only seemed to add to everyones anticipa- tion excitement. Homecoming demonstrated noth- ing that can keep the Students of Swan ton High from being Shining Stars! (l-r, t-b) Queen Kim Estes King M.itt Carrick. Senior Attendants Lisa Crouse Nate Barrett. Seniors Missy Nelson Steve Keener. Seniors Sandy Patton Tom Hansbarger. Seniors Janine Schlade Todd Dixon. Junior Attendants Wyla Robinson Mike Eitniear. Juniors Kelly Taylor Troy Walborn. (l-r, t-b) Sophomore Attendants Jodi Carr Zak Martin. Allan Wagener his date Sue Moore. Freshman Attendants Julie Austin Bobby Stinson. It's a good thing PDA is not in force at the dance! The 1987 Homecoming Court. “200 Years — Then Now was the Homecoming theme for 1987. With 1987 being the 200th Birthday of the Constitution of the United States, Swanton High School honored our country with its theme. Council members students transformed the gym into 200 years of Americana. One unique feature of this year's Homecoming was the number of at- tendants who demonstrated their School Spirit even though they were on crutches. This year's dance was the largest attended in recent years. 29 Maybe Next Year This year's Varsity was a year of emotional highs and lows. Preseason began with camp very promis- ing scrimmages. Tragedy struck; however, when Es- tes, 3 year letter winner team co-captain, went down with a serious knee injury was out for the duration of the season. Without Estes experience and leadership, the team had a hard time putting it all together. The first 5 matches of the season were losses before winning 2 matches in a row at the Springfield Tournament. The next win didn't come until 5 match- es later against Liberty Center. The final victory of the season was against Rogers. The final win-loss record for the year was 4- 20. The record doesn't real- ly show the accomplish- ments of the season, continued on page 31 (l-r, t-b) Heilmann praying for a hit while Sampsel is ready for a miss. Taylor lips the ball over with such grace! Hmmm Who can I get next, says Coach Brehmer at practice. (l-r, stand) Jenny Purdy, Tammy Heilmann, Wyla Robinson, Renee Garling, Kim Estes, Coach Brehmer. (knelt) Carrie Sampsel, Kelly Taylor, Peggy Franklin, Stacy Franklin, Shannon McQuade. All of the girls improved in many ways, not only on the court but off the court as well. Individual hon- ors wenet to Sampsel Robinson, who received AIILeague recognition. The future holds much promise for Swanton volleyball. All of this year's letter winners will be re- turning. Experience will be the key to success. The J. V. squad finished a successful season under the guid- ance of Mr. Mike Redd. They fin- ised the season with a 13-8 record. (l-r, standing) Danna Mietczarek, Carrie Vonseggern, Jodi Carr, Casey Stinson, Nicki Heilmann, Heather Conklin, Coach Read, (l-r, kneeling) Jennifer Mugg, Amy Queen, Dawn Keller, Stephanie We nig, Jenny Shreves, Carolyn Haller. (l-r, t-b) Mielczarek on her knees ready to bump that ball. Shreves setting one of her teammates up for a kill while Carr watches. Heilmann showing off that she can jump higher than the net. Carr motioning to Conklin that she's got the ball. High Hopes for JV 31 A Day In T Life . . . (hr, t-b) If I twinkled my nose this way, watch what it does, says Jodi Carr to Carolyn Haller. Eat up girls, says Mrs. Al-Hayani to Janine Augustine Joann Schmidt. I don't know, says Beth Blayz while Ric Bark- himer looks for a way out. Robbie Fisher, Rachel Borsos, Randy Lewallen (Frog), show Jennifer Mugg what it's like to fly. 32 Golf (l-r, t-b) April Miller, Matt Raker, Greg Fick, Jeff Rominski, Randy Lewallen, Chris Mann. Billy Poca, Slade Wielinski, Randy Koepfer, Tony Vance, Gary Moore. GOOD LUCK BULLDOGS From SCOIXDCLl_____________ CARPET CUSHIONS 33 SWANTON, OHIO t Squad Compete Nationally (l-r) L. Chamberlain, R. Borsos, L Crouse, Ad. M. Adams, L. Pfaff, K. Bork, 5. Patton. N. Purser, A. Elton, K. Keener, K. Kleck, J. Plotner, J. Babcock, S. Freestone. The cheerleaders were caught sightseeing before competition at Lansing, Mich. The Squad doing one of their winning mounts at competition. One of the most challenging, but rewarding activities at Swan ton High School is that of Cheerleading. Few people real- ize the amount of time; effort, dedication, patience that this sport takes. Cheerleading has one of the longest seasons of all. The squad begins in the spring with try- outs for the squad. Their work has only begun. Practices hap- pen all summer. The team trav- els to National Competition so that they can be the best for Swan ton fans. Cheerleaders cheer for not only one sport, football, but also for the entire basketball season. One of the major obstacles fac- ing cheerleaders each year is that of school spirit apathy. It is a constant effort for them to try to raise the spirit of the fans teams. With a little help from the fans, Swanton spirit can soar to new heights. Heights that any school in Ohio can envy. 34 Who's in there Linda Pfaff? (t-bJ-r)Lila Chamberlain Sandy Patton posing after recieving their Individual awards at OSU! Sharon Freestone Jenny Babcock getting warm by the fire. Jenny Babcock Nicole Purser showing us their spirit. The Squad being driven through town during the Parade. Seniors Give Valiant Effort (l-r standing) Phillip Morris, Tom Hansbarger, Thomas Eitniear, Steve Keener, Zac Martin, Dave Nixon, Todd Dixon, Sean Gladieux, Scott Sturtevant, Terry Miller, Scott Kosier, Scott Hagar, Mike Eitniear, Jim Sigafoose, Nate Barrett, Matt Car rick (l-r kneeling) Michael Hall, Richard Stout, Tony Grabarczyk, Ryan Moore, Dan Haller, Scott Conklin, Dan Karamol, Jeff Taylor, Gail Fogle, Robert Whitman, Jeff Bork, Dan Nixon (l-r sitting) Troy Silveous — Manager, Greg Chonko, Mike Ludwig, Chris Seeman, Jason Finfera, Eric Bergeon, Troy Walborn, Robbie Gilsdorf, Scott Butler, Mike Serratos, Todd Keefer Robbie Gilsdorf Todd Dixon go in for the tackle, while Dan Nixon approaches for the kill. HIGHLIGHTS Swan ton Opponent 27-21 Springfield 12-20 Patrick Henry 0-36 Wauseon 16-12 Montpelier 28-12 Evergreen 0-39 Liberty Center 20-21 Bryan (OT) 22-53 Arch bo Id 24-28 Delta 6-46 Napoleon HEAD COACH David Hansbarger ASSISTANTS Steve Brehmer Gary Ludwig Paul Yunker 36 (l-r,t-b) Scott Kosier Scott Butler, are you looking for a needle or the hall? While Sean Gladieux Dan Karamol can't believe what they see! Tom Eitniear rushes right by the slowpokes from Wauseon. This time Tom lets it fly through the air like Superman!! 37 38 (l-r, t-b) Eric Bergeon, Dan Karmol, Scott Conklin, Sean Gladieux, Robbie Gilsdorf try to their best ability to confuse the other team by running in every direction to get poor Nate Barrett a chance for a few yards. Coach Brehmer, Coach Hansbarger look on trying to figure out what went wrong. Dave Nixon Zak Martin try to block for Matt Carrick. Greg Chonko an unidentified player for a loss. (l-r, t-b) Scott Conklin is this one of Swanton's textbook tackles? Eric Bergeon being put to rest after a nice gain of yardage. Ted Avery handing off the ball. HIGHLIGHTS Swan ton Opponent 8-20 Patrick Henry 0- 6 Wauseon 8-14 Defiance 6-30 Bryan 39 Freshman Football (l-r) br Bobby Stinson, Jim Barker, Ryan Kudzia, Wayne Robinson, Bill Amsdill, Aaron Gladieux, Jeremy Wolf, Allan Gladieux, Travis Wade, Joe Carter, fr Josh Schlade, John Murphy, Chad Caldwell, Ted Avery, Dave Smith, Shane Estes, Dan Grabarczyk, Rob Fisher, Tom Steusloff, Tedd Recknagel. (l-r, t-b) Tedd Recknagel making a strong tackle. John Murphy returning a punt. Ch. Joe Carone with his team following a tough defeat. HIGHLIGHTS Swan ton Opponent 12-0 Anthony Wayne 8-0 Wauseon 8-12 Napoleon 6-14 Arch bo Id 27-6 Blissfield 16-6 Bryan 12-27 Arch bo Id 6-8 Delta 40 AUTO MACHINE WORK ENGINE REBUILDING 826-0010 AUTO PARTS U usl WE STOCK FOR ALL CARS PARTS PHONE STORE Business Telephone Systems Residential Telephones Celluar Car Phones Pay Telephones Installation and Repair Tel 825-1195 FAST SERVICE! 242-2622 106 N. Main Street Swanton, Ohio 43558 RT. 295 OLD STATE LINE ROAD MURPHY’S BEN FRANKLIN 124 N Main St Elton’s Union 76 Airport Highway Swanton, Ohio 826-2501 Paul Elton, Joy Raker TIRES, BATTERIES, AND ACCESSORIES Swanton Mighty Marching Bulldogs This year the Bulldogs went to TWO competitions, not just one. They headed to Newark, OH to compete, then turned around headed to Fostoria for compe- tition again in the same day. Sounds easy doesn't it, well the band found out how easy — trouble seemed to follow — bus trouble fixing the bus. Somehow the Swanton Band survived all this recieved awards — recieving Best Drum Major finishing 1st in their class but didn't received enough points to qualify for State Competition. The Marching Bulldogs also competed in Flordia over Easter (see Spring Section). (l-r, t-b) Steve Reiger Jason Gibbons are playing it cool while keeping the rhythm for the band during a snappy tune. Jodee Paul, Chris Coleman, Jason Gibbons, Tammy Heilmann help along the marching band while singing the fight song. Look how straight Chris Haller can stand EVEN holding her flute straight. Don't look so thrilled Laurel DeGood! 42 (l-T, t-b) Sandra Canziani, shouldn't you be playing the bells? Jared Do- ren giving his ALL in a jazz song. Tim Nijakowski Brian Ueberroth help give the band a brass sound. The Mighty Marching Bulldogs are showing the audience that not only can they play, they can sing as well! Matt Wie!inski helps pronounce the sound to the audience at the bonfire. Stephanie Page is getting excited try- ing to get everyone to watch her! 43 Sneaking Around (l-r) Keep trying Jennifer Purdy, you might find one that works. Dawn Keller is trying to reassure Ms. Mollencopf that Mr. Holden will never know the equip- ment is gone. 44 Council At Work Play (1-r) Jared Doren, Tammy Heilmann, Carrie Williams are really dishing slaw at the 6th Annual Spaghetti Dinner. Jodee Paul, Randy Lewallen, Williams, Doren shuffling papers, putting to- gether the 1st issue of Council's Pulse! only days before school starts. (l-r, t-b) Mrs. Borsos Mrs. Dixon are discussing with Doren exactly how to serve spaghetti correctly or are they giving him what for ? Rachel Borsos Jennifer Mugg are trying to make reindeer out of candy canes for teacher treats. Be truthful girls, how many did you eat how many did you make? Patrons of the spaghetti dinner enjoy themselves. The object Peter Hopkins is to get the spaghetti sauce in your mouth not on your face. Look at Josh Slade really stuff it in his mouth! 45 A H. Burkert, Photography 9850 Salisbury Road • Monclova. Ohio 43542 • (419) 865-2736 BY APPOINTMENT SENIOR PORTRAITS WITH PERSONALITY 46 CONTENTS 49 — Central Office 50 — High School Office 51 — Secretaries, Janitors 52 — Faculty 59 — Cooks, Bus Drivers, Volunteers 60 — Class Schedule Mr. Holden help� Ryjn Wendell with j computer problem. Caught in the Act Central Office Roy E. Vivian, Superintendent The 1987-88 school year will be remembered as a time when we celebrated the 200th birthday of the U. S. Con- stitution. This is important because it is the foundation of our way of life, determining our political, economic, legal, religious, social structures. Benjamin Franklin was one of the oldest wisest of the framers of the Constitution. After he signed the docu- ment, a young friend asked, 'What have we created, Mr. Franklin?' He replied, 'A democracy, I think — if we can keep it.' That is what we have today. A democracy — if we can keep it. By learning about democracy practicing citi- zenship in our schools, we the people can secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves for the future. As we remember the birthday celebration, let us also remember that, to keep a democracy, we must have a strong public education system. (l-r, t-b) Dennis Butler, Jean Plotner, Bill McClure, Chris Wood, Rose Faber, Barb Rieneckert. High School Administration r r r r ; f Gregory J. Smith, Princi- pal “Franklin Delano Roose- velt wrote: 'the only limit to our realization of tomor- row is our doubts of today.' Formulate goals and work toward them. The limits to success and happiness are those we place on our- selves. By being dedicated and committed, you can accomplish anything! Cameron VanArsdalen, Assistant Principal This year Swanton High welcomed Mr. VanArsdalen to his new posi- tion. For many years, students had the opportunity to learn from his excellent teaching. From now on, students can learn from his admin- istrative skills. We welcome Mr. VanArsdalen to his new position and hope that he enjoys it as much as he did teach- ing. 50 Helping us through the year! (l r) High School secretary Deanie Buehrer helps keep the main office running smoothly. Guidance secretary Debbie Burrow helps keep the guidance attendance office efficient. (!-r, h-f) Bert Riches, Kent Weigel, Bob Grabarczyk, Bill McClure, Kenny Slaw inski Nancy Ramer. gs nu %� 51 ■ Beaverson, Margaret Bennett, Gwen Boltz, Larry Boltz, Sandra Brandt, Delbert Bowman, Seirra 52 4 Brehmer, Denise Brehmer, Steve Campesino, Angel Butler, Viola Above: Mr. Kahl Mr. Shultz enjoy a good joke at Homecoming! (l-r): Mrs. Brehmer talks strategy with her volleyball team during a time out. Mr. Boltz escorts Junior Homecoming Attendant Wyla Robinson during the Homecoming pep assembly. Where was Mrs. Boltz during this time? Why such a blank look 53 Cintron, Robert Das t agi r, Cuhlam Dielman, Ruth Fetter, Matt Fetterman, Connie Fisher, Robert Gorringe, Wayne Green, Mike 5 A (1-r): Mr. Brehmer, we all thought you liked Ohio State? I guess we were wrong. Mr. Gorringe, Well, it's like this class Back when I was a student ... 55 Kahl, Joe Ludwig, Gary Klare, Pam Keener, Candy Mann, Burton McClure, Mike Langhals, David McQuade, Gloria 56 Mrs. Butler caught in the act. Mr. Blatnik confers with Chris Goodson about his homework assignment. 57 VanArsdalen, Cameron Teague, George Smith, Gregory J. Dickson, Melva Klein, Bruce (Tr, t-b): Mr. Mrs. McClure after a private conversation in her office. Miss Hall confers with a student. Mrs. A1- Hayani telling her class to look out! Janine Schlade helps the camera catch Miss Burrow off guard! Surprise Debbie! Buehrer, Deannie Burrow, Debra Our very special people! CAFETERIA WORKERS: (l-r) (back row): Carol Elazlett, Karen Taylor, Betty Rathbum, Fran McGee, (front row): Mary Doren, Minnie Onweller, Jo Ann Winterfeld, Beryl McClure, Margaret Miller. Not pictured: Linda Hazelman. BUS DRIVERS: (l-r) (back row): Jane Georgia, Becky Caldwell, Eaddy Walters, JoAnn Anderson Carol Jason, (front row): Joyce Shelly Becky Pfann. Not pictured: Patricia Eitniear, Donna Franklin, Delores Carling, Barbara Grohowski, Bonnie Holdeman, Betty Kolodziejezyk, Dorothy Kurth, Rose Myers, Judith Shreves, Mary Smith, Joyce Timpe, Gertrude Warner, Jim Gombash — Mechanic, Karl Doren — Director of Transportation. VOLUNTEERS: (l-r) (back row): Jayne Eerner, Linda Lengemann, Carolyn Moore, Heather Hackler. (front row): Melva Dickson, E. W. Culburn, Janet Renner. Not pictured: Penny Breeding, Doris Colburn, Carol DeGood, Lyle Dickson, Doyle Drennan, Pam Drennan, Helen Eaddy, Deena Harp, Alice Kocsis, Ken Kocsis, Carol Layman, Mike Lengemann, Sharon Lewallen, Billie McLellan, Sue Poca, Sara Reuter, Sharon Snyder, Anne Steusloff. SWANTON HIGH SCHOOL 1987-88 « « Teacher Poem Bell 1 Bell 2 Bell 3 Bell 4 Bell 5 Bell 6 Bell 7 1 I me Schedule i: 35 - 6:25 6:26 - 9:22 10 02 10: IS - 11:05 11:06 - 12:44 12:46 - lj 1 :4D - 17 2:30 Lunch :fllOb - T • 35) _ 5B ■unch: 11 i? 7 liiby) AL-haimii ? s EngIogeR eren I fl torn LN U10 G EN CORF TREK I eRGIOgeN ANDERSON ...... iBHD Jh band GENMUS GENMUS CORF ™i3—— TIER TUFF BEAVEPSOH 135 TiPG II tYMN 5 1 Typing 1 TYPING I CORF TYPING I TYPING-! BENNETT 207 GEHMATH CONE ALG II ALG I ALG 11 B ALG 11 GENMATH BLMl run JHCHORUS CHOfcUS ELEM TCEm EoRF TCER ELEM BLATNIK IAS GESCIACA ANATPHYS ACABIOL ACABIOL CONE ACABIOL StHall StHal1 BOLTZ. L. 1 SR Cnnf Cnmn! 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ART 1 COMPGRPH SETT Tour ART I B ART II APT ! 11 A IV SHULTZ . . 213 ENG9GEN ENG9GEN ENG9ADJ CONF ENG9GEN ENG°ACA SCHUTTE 207 AH HIST coRT SOIST CullUL£2 Ecnmics TEAGUE 1 ENG10GEN 214 ROY E. VIVIAN. SUPERINTENDENT a GREGORY J. SMiTH. PRINCIPAL SCWA EPPENSTEIN. COUNSELOR SANDRA BOLTZ. LIBRARIAN DEAN IE BUEHREr. SECRETARY JOAN MOSSING. NURSE W1ER0N R. VanARSDALEN. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL BETTY BIERBAUM. COUNSELOP GARY LUDWIG. COUNSELOP. ATHLETiC DIRECTOR DAN HOLDEN. MEDIA DIRECTOR DEBBIE BURROW. SECRETARY 62 — Freshmen 70 — Sophomores 79 — Juniors Rob Bruno finds his math problems so difficult that he has to use his hand! FRESHMEN A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION Freshman Orientation — where HS life begins! Chad Lewis, Jason Hall,David Smith really look excited about the years to come. Freshman met with teachers found out what sports activities are available in high school. Amsdill, William Arnold, Ronald Austin, Julie Avery, Ted Babcock, Jennifer Barker, James Barkhimer, Richard Blaine, William Blaszczyk, Kim Blayz, Beth Border, Michelle Borsos, Rachel Bowser, Jodi Boyer, Rachel Breneman, Jennifer Brindle, Kristine Brown, Keith Bruno, Amy Buehrer, Matthew Burk, Raymond 62 Burkart, Holly CaldwellChad Carter, Joseph Chio, Terry Clark, Christine Coker, Daphne Cox, Trade Crockett, Karen Croskey, Aaron Crumby, Chad Daudelin, Tiffanie Davis, Launn Dooley, Mike Doren, Dawn Doyle, Elizabeth Duncan, Ryan Eckloff, Brian En ten man, Jon Estes, Shane Fisher, Robert Fisher, Tina Fox, Steven Frank, Andrea Franklin, Wendy Frosch, Michelle Rhodes, Tim Galvin, Jeremy Gearig, Troy Gelske, Mike Gladieux, Aaron 63 Grabarczyk, Dan Grimm, Todd Gwinn, Jennifer Hall, Jason Haller, Carolyn Hallett, Julianne Heilmann, Nicole Howard, Amy Ignasiak, Jessica Juhasz, Micheal Kajtaniak, Aaron Kanzenbach, Robert Keener, Kelli Keller, Dawn Kocinski, David Kocsis, Kelly Kolbe, Jammie Kosier, Mark Kudzia, Ryan Laycock, Douglas Lee, Ian Lee, Lisa Lee, Michael Leggio, Jennifer Lewis, Chad Long, Wilbur Marks, Daisy Meyer, Anthony Mitchem, Michelle Mugg, Jennifer 64 STUDYING A GRADUATION MUST Mic Juhasz Ron Cerventes are some real experts at get- ting the answers in the less traditional ways. Study habits are important if Freshman plan to play sports, attend ac- tivities further their educa- tion. Murphy, Christine Murphy, John Nearhood, Charles Nelson, Andrew Newman, Marlene Nijakowski, Richard Norton, Todd Nowakowski, Laurie Oberheim, Todd Paul, Melanie Pinkleman, Victor Pitzen, Amy Plotner, Jackie Poca, William Pratt, Sandra Purser, Nicole Queen, Amy Randolph, Todd Recknagel, Tedd Reynolds, Lisa Rhodes, Brandon Rhodes, Bvron Ridge, Sean Ritter, Krista Robarge, Rebecca Robarge, Shawn Robarge, Sheryl Robinson, Wayne Rominski, Chris Roth, Mary Sautter, Bruce Schlade, Josh Setty, Tammy Shreves, Jennifer Skiver, Angela Smith, David Smith, Ryan Steusloff, Tom Stevenson, Jennifer Stinson, Bobby LEARNING YOU CANT SLIDE BY Rick Nijakowski looking at Danny Grabarczyk won- dering was your grade that bad? Freshman learn you can't slide by. The Honor So- ciety may be looking at your grades colleges too! So you'd better watch out Fresh- man!! 66 Stinson, Cassandra Strezinski, Kevin Sturm, Kenneth Ted row, Adam Terry, Mark Thompson, Luke Ueberroth, Brian Urban, Anthony Vance, Anthony Wade, Travis Wagner, Kurt Wcislek, Alan Weaver, Michael Webster, Lisa Weigel, Sabonna Wendel, Ryan We nig, Stephanie Wielinski, Matthew Wiles, Michael Williams, Sandra Wilson, David Wolf, Jeremy Wyrembek, Amy Young, Jennifer Yunker, Tracy Zeller, Henry Zeller, Thomas Cervantes, Ron Allshire, Jim Smith, Kevin 6: Not Pictured Cole, Mike; Cullum, Scott; Dent, Jason; Dzienge- lewski. Matt; Fuller, Tony; Fennell, Tammy; Gla- dieux, Allan; Hovey, Richard; Ingram, Joshua; Layton, JohnnieLynn; Massey, Bill; Ruiz, Emman- uel; Seeman, Anggie; Smith, Jonathan; Va net ten, Mickey; Whetsel, Dan; Waite, Jim. (l-r, t-b): Julie Hal left can't believe she sees Keith Brown trying to pass Mr. Cintron's white glove test for marching band. It seems no matter where Rob Fisher is, he is always whistling a happy tune. Mr. Hansbarger's members of his freshmen health class (Cassandra Stinson, Todd Randolph, Mike Wiles, Alan Wcislek) listen to their guest speaker talking about what could happen to people who smoke. Students in Mr. Shultz's Freshman English classes learn that it is not a wise idea to write on desks! fit ri)eD! A few good people to wash desks. Only Requirements: bilitv to write and or draw on desks. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1896 THE PILLIOD CABINET CO. Swanton, Ohio 43558 419-825-1163 SOPHOMORES Above — Jodee Paul trys to Keep the ball rolling on the right track at the Student Government Retreat. Right — Nicole Grabarczyk, Deanna Morgan Lyn Shelley are intent by listening to Bremer's Law Code . Albach, Matt Albright, Greg Augustine, Janina Avila, Bert Bartling, Becky Baumbarger, Tina Behm, Ronald Belcher, Carrie Bergeon, Eric Beringer, Fred Bellinger, Chad Bidwelt, Elizabeth Bork, Kristie Brewster, Kenneth Brooks, Stacy 70 Butler, Scott Callahan, Alex Carper, Gregory Carr, Cindy Carr, Jodi Chamberlain, Lila Christy, Michael Conklin, Heather Cooley, Wendy Coon, Kerry David, Greg Dawson, Dion Degood, Laurel Deitz, Robert Dickson, Pamela Drocy, Annette Eitniear, Thomas Elton, Amy Finfera, Jason Fisher, Wendy Fogle, Gail Fox, April Freestone, Sharon Galvin, Shannon Garza, Tony Gibbons, Jason Giezie, Kim Gilsdorf, Robbie Goin, Janice Goodson, Chris 71 Grabarczyk, Nicole Grabarczyk, Tony Green, Kelly Gregg, Michelle Gregory, Jill Griewahn, Sean Gunther, Margret Hall, Paula Haller, Chris Hawkins, Heather Heidt, Jeremy Hill, Christina Hofner, Kenneth Hopkins, Peter Howard, Carious Jackson, Pamela Jeffries, Mike Jones, Sonnie Karnowski, Tom Kasten, Brady Keefer, Todd Keil, Shannon Keller, Craig Koepfer, Randy Kosier, Scott Leslie, Diane Lewallen, Randall Long, Frank Ludwig, Gerald Mann, Christopher 72 Marlin, Zak Mason, Hope Mielczarek, Dana Miller, Lisa Moffett, Ronnie Mohr, Ryan Moore, Gary Morgan, Deanna Morris, Phillip Nagy, Rebecca Nearhood, Michelle Nijakowski, Timothy Nixon, Daniel Nowak, Lisa Oherheim, Joseph 73 Paul, Jodee Pavlou, Theresa Pfaff, Linda Phillips, Kimberly Phillips, William Piasecki, Robert Plageman, Amy Plotner, Linda Prall, Sheri Puder, Hope Ragless, Michael Rieger, Steve Rizzi, Marie Robinson, Shelly Ross, Michelle The second year of high school is a very challenging one for sopho- mores. Thinking ahead, sopho- mores begin to realize that their high school career is almost over. Realization hits them that prom is next year and graduation is only 2 short years away. Many begin to become aware that they wasted opportunities in the fresh- man year. More begin to take ad- vatage of the extra-curricular ac- tivities available. Trying to fit the required courses into their master plan for gradua- tion, sophomores could end up without the much needed study hall. Above: Michelle Ross Annette Silveous take time to study. Right: Lisa Nowak is learning how to be a good parent by taking care of her doll. 7A Schmidt, Shane Seem an, Christopher Seigneur, Gregory Serratos, Mike Shaver, Gary Shelley, Lyn Silveous, Annette Silveous, Troy Simon, Patricia Snow, Dawn Stout, Richard Studer, Cory Stultz, Tim Szymanski, Robert Terry, John Thatcher, Tamarah Thomas, Lisa Thompson, William Toeppe, Joseph Tulk, Stephanie Vonseggern, Carissa Walker, Debra Walters, Shannon Weber, Kevin Webster, Aimee Weitzel, Oliver West, Christina Whitman, Robert Whitmore, Elizabeth Wielinski, Slade 75 Williamson, Mary Winkler, Scott Zeller, Jenni Zitzman, Nikki Daunhauer, Billy Hampton, Corey Hintz, Chris Wilson, Jason NOT PICTURED Brocious, Shawn; Brown, Mathew; Geiser, James; Klumm, Ronald; Langwell, Cindy; Mason, Michelle; McLafferty, Kathy; Shidler, Eric; Stange, Candy; Tefft, Rhonda; Winters, Jeffrey; Woods, Steve. (!-r, t-b): What a motly crew! Tony Gra- barczyk pretending to be deep in thought; Chad Bettinger pretending to be studying; Greg Carper posing for the camera; Todd Keefer thinking with his hands! Steve Woods is really studying hard for his En- glish assignment. Is there a problem Randy Lewallen? 76 U01UBMS 1608-938 NIVW S S6 Phone 026 8246 KC LANES, INC. 026 3616 DICK SLAWINSKI, MGR. 610 MAIN STREET MARY J. STINE, V.P. ASST MGR. SWANTON. OHIO 43558 Shaffer Koad Auto Parts Cars and Trucks Hauled Away Free Used Paris for Sale Located on Shaffer Rd. between 295 and Wilkins Rd. JOHN RIEGER Swanton, Ohio 43558 117 N. MAIN ST. SWANTON, OHIO 43558 JIM WILLIAMS PH. 419-825-3150 Run-Way Auto Sales Steve Kistner 11815 Airport Hwy. Swanton. OH 43558 (419) 825-1131 Airport Highway 419-826-5931 Swanton, Ohio 43558 2 miles North of Airport Highway Dining Room on State Route 295 Phone 825-1141 and 826-1361 Steve Serr, Owner 78 Juniors at work rest (l-r, t-b): Do you think Kelly Taylor Troy Walborn could get any closer? Carrie Williams is studing hard to get that A on the test! Jared Doren finally got caught sleeping on the job ! Tammy Heilmann learns a new task on pouring pancake syrup. Michele Gigax works on her next world wide art piece. 79 Arnold, Joe Bergeon, Steve Bishop, Renee Border, Dawn s Bork, Jeffrey Bradford, Julie Breeding, Penny Bruno, Rob Buehrer, Tamara Brown, Tammy Burgess, Jennifer Campbell, Sharlyn Cappelli, Damon Carey, Ken Carpenter, James Cervantes, Joe Chonko, Gregory Clark, Todd Coats, Robin Cole, Candy Coleman, Christopher Collins, Carol Collum, Don Cook, Marie Cox, Jane Crowe, Tristan Culbreath, Heather Culler, Darrin Dishong, Michelle Doren, Jared Doren, Jason Duke, Charles Duvall, Bridget Eitniear, Mike Elton, Brooke Fahrer, Amy Fenton, Heather Fetterman, Matt Fisher, Julie Fleck, Amy Fodero, John Ford, Thomas Franklin Peggy Garland, Ken Garling, Renee Garmenn, Dawn Gigax, Michele Gillen, Kyle 81 82 Gladieux, Sean Griffin, Tamara Hagar, Scott Hall, Adam Hallett, Gerard Ha I let t, Steve Hankinson, Leroy Hardy, Amy Hassen, Heather Herrick, Amanda Hayes, Chris Heilmann, Tammy Hen ricks, Angela Herod, Kella Holdeman, Debbie Hovey, Robert Howard, Shawn Klumm, Dawn Husted, Van Husted, Vince Johnson, Kim Kameron, Shannon Karamol, Daniel Kleck, Kelly Krout, Dagne Layman, Lynette Lip inski, Crystal Mackay, Kelly Martinez, Ric McQuade, Shannon Miller, April Meyers, Darren Moore, Sue Nijakowski, Vickey Patchin, Robert Patton, Theresa Perdew, Robert Pettis, Mike Phillips, Shannon Phipps, Anna Pilaczynski, Tony Plotner, Bren den Reining, Amy Rhodes, Jeanne Robinson, Kathi Robinson, Wyla Ross, Tracy Sampsel, Carrie 83 Schmidt, Joann Serratos, Henry Shipman, Rich Sigafoose, Jim Silveous, Kim Slaninka, Julia Steiger, Lori Stevenson, Suzanne Stinson, Shannon Storeholder, Scott Stroble, Thad Symington, Larry Taylor, Christine Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Racquet Thatcher, Gerri Tardinakis, Matt Thompson, Jeremia Thompson, Kimberly Tope I, Angela Torres, Marisa Walborn, Troy Wallace, Paul Wan less, Larry 84 Wetzez, Chuck Williams, Carrie Wilson, Pete Wilson, Steve Wise, Sandy Wolf, Marshall Wood, Kelly Zeintek, Billy Rominski, Jeff Franklin, Stacy Klumm, Ron Weber, Keith NOT PICTURED Anderson, Andy; Davis, Amy; Hamill, Patrick; Harsh- harger, Jesse; Hartranft, Chris; Howard, Don; Jeffries, Ron; Langwell, Jack; Myers, Glen; Thomas, Chad; Van- Deilen, Steve. (Tr): Mr. Ridgeway helps Ken Garland. Too bad Walborn can't see the look on Robinson's face. 85 Students learn new skills (l-r, t-b) Steve Bergeon learning to operate a difficult machine. Ann Dowling works on her graphics. Sandy Wise, you shouldn't be using scissors with your eyes closed. Wally Winterfeld — What can we say!! 86 (l-T, t-b) Doesn't Steve Shirkey look hard at work? Wonder if he's had a tough day? An- gie Kurth demonstrating her cosmotology ability on a willing student. Marcy Yoder Jenny Doren, two Penta Seniors helping decorate for a festive event. Say Ah!! Shan- non Phillips for Dr. Heather Culbreath. At Penta 87 JOHN H. SEIBERT Agent DunBar 201 South Main. P.O. Box 25. Swanton. OH 43558 HARVEY M. LODGE Phone: 826-9116 Res: 825-5666 President NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side Dunbar Mfg., Inc. 307 Broadway Swanton, Ohio 43558 (419) 244-3021 BILL CULBREATH Owner (Jnlzx iPfiaiz (JnduilxiaC £Cectxonici 134 N. Main (419) 825-3561 Swanton. OH 43558 • 419� 826-959 1 County Line Cleaners JIM BROWN’S SUNOCO Complete auto and brake Service MurriER SPECIALIST ■ CLEANING IS OUR BUSINESS — NOT OUR SIDELINE Phone: 419-826-3771 Airport mwv at S Main James D. Browtv MAIN PLANT: 113 N. MAIN ST SWANTON. OHIO 43558 Swanton. OmO 43358 Owner UNITED OHIO B D COMMUNITY ADVERTISERS INSURANCE CO. R. C. ROWLEY INS. 826-2981 110 S. Main St. Swanton, Ohio 43558 P.O. Box 165 Swanton, Ohio 43558 People helping People 88 CONTENTS 90 — Candids 94 — Hoop Tree 110 — Student Government 96 — Boys Basketball 112 — Winter Carnival 100 — Girls Basketball 113 — Honor Society Art Club 106 — Winter Play 116 — Library Aids Office Aids 108 — Wrestling 117 — French Club 104 — Vocal Music 114 — KeyStone Players Paw Prints 105 — Jazz Band Pep Band 115 — Bloodmobile Winter Memories of Fall . . . (Ur, t-b) Mr. Ludwig explained the long rough, but exciting time ahead to Freshman at Orientation. Listening to his thrilling talk are Aaron Gladieux, Jessica Ignasiak, Kelli Keener, Dawn Keller, Amy Howard, Jamie Kolbie, in the background are Jennifer Leggio Leasa Lee. Tracy Yunker is deep in thought over her English test wishing she were on vaction. Even Mr. Shultz gets into hat, button, pin day. Troy Silveous why are you wearing shorts in the middle of winter? 90 And Thoughts of Spring . . . (l-r, t-b) Jennifer Breneman, Mi- chelle Border, Angela Bonney are enjoying themselves in choir while it looks like Tom Zeller is totally con- fused. Marisa Torres rushes to class loaded with books Rob Bruno heads for the lockers. Mrs. Blake is giving last minutes instructions last fall to the freshman running for of- fice — Rob Fisher, Kurt Wagner, Tif- fanie Daudelin, Rachel Borsos, Jen- nifer Mugg, Cassandra Stinson, Ryan Duncan. 91 A Time to Get Serious . . . (l-r, t-b) If we could only tell what Dan Grabarczyk was really thinking about! Nothing will happen on the computer screen unless you type in the information Chad Thomas. Freshman are busy at the board learning the basics of English. It looks like Chris Clark is trying to copy her work from Shane Estes while he is bent over. Also pictured with their fronts to the board are Ra- chel Borsos, Kim Blaszcyk, Michelle Border, Henry Zeller deep in thought at his seat. 92 A Time To Learn . (l-r, t-b) Jon Whitmore points out to Mike Linnenkugel the exact way to do his home- work. Phyliss Giardini is off to class what's that in your eye Suzanne Stevenson? Kerry Coon, don't look so surprised, yes the test is today! Joe Oberheim listens really intently to Mrs. Sharpies explaination. 93 Hoop Tree '87 GRINCH Hoop Tree is a school activity that raises mon- ey to provide Christmas cheer in the form of toys for children and flowers for the elderly living in local nursing homes. The money is raised through pumpkin sales and our annual Christmas dinner. These activities are run by four chairpersons. The total number of stu- dents who worked at these activities num- bered about 120. (l-r,t-b) Stephanie Bishop, Kathi Robinson, Ronnie Mof- fett, Michelle Border are this year's chairman. Mr. Blatnik welcoming the guest to the dinner. This year's theme helped explain the Who's running around! Dan Haller got caught between each act. (l-r,t-b) Isn't this a wild hunch to hang out with? With all the Who's running around we finally found one of their hiding places. Cory Studer working hard to help make the Christmas dinner a huge success! Heidi Cal- lahan, those are scissors, don't you remem- ber using them before? The Grinch That Stole Christmas 95 Varsity Wins NWOAL (l-r) back: Asst. Ch. Gerry Miller, Marshall Wolf, Todd Dixon, Eric Sahloff, Sean Gladieux, Scott Haselman, Steve Keener, Dan Nixon, C Robert Fisher, front: Mngr. Bob Cooley, Greg Fick, Tom Hansbarger, Tom Eitniear, Gary Hallett, Kenny Eitniear, Mngr. Donny Coole (l-r) Steve Keener driving past a weary defender. What great form Todd Dixon! Todd Dixon going for the monster dunk! (l-r, t-b) Scott Haselman shooting over a leaping defender. Scott Haselman banging an open jump shot. Steve “air Keener showing off his passing skills. HIGHLIGHTS Swan tort Opponent 60 62 Springfield 61 59 Evergreen 51 67 Perrysburg 91 64 Montpelier 62 79 Patrick Henry 57 54 Rossford 65 61 Wauseon 79 61 Delta 71 76 Central Catholic 73 70 Liberty Center 70 64 North Central 61 56 Wauseon 70 60 Lake 75 68 Arch bo Id 52 50 Delta 91 50 Evergreen 61 67 Anthony Wayne 69 67 Bryan 85 63 Otsego 66 72 Ottawa Glandorf 51 73 Cardinal Stritch tournament WINS 14 LOSSES 7 97 JV's Have Successful Season Sean Cladieux fighting for a loose ball. (l-r): Eric Bergeon, Tom Eitniear, Phillip Morris, Sean Cladieux, Dan Nixon, Rob Piasecki, Gary Hallett, np Scott Rosier. HIGHLIGHTS Swanton Opponent 40 49 Springfield 31 25 Evergreen 33 48 Perrysburg 56 31 Montpelier 46 33 Patrick Henry 42 35 Rossford 40 52 Wauseon 70 39 Delta 48 49 Central Catholic 44 34 Liberty Center 52 34 North Central 44 43 Wauseon 58 29 Lake 49 53 Arch bold 51 39 Delta 49 33 Evergreen 60 40 Anthony Wayne 43 45 Bryan 50 42 Otsego 39 38 Otta wa-Glandorf (l-r) Sean Cladieux squaring up and shooting the open jump shot. Dan Nixon skying for the rebound. 98 Freshman Season Successful (l-r): Rob Fisher, Bobby Stinson, Jim Barker, Bill Amsdill, Jeremy Wolf, Aaron Gladieux, Chris Rominski, Ryan Kudzia, Ted Avery, Shane Estes, (kneeling): Ch. Wayne Gorringe. Gary Hallett shooting for an easy two points. HIGHLIGHTS Swanton Opponent 52 42 Defiance 40 45 Springfield 72 28 Evergreen 41 37 Perrysburg 81 15 Montpelier 41 48 Napoleon 61 41 Patrick Henry 55 13 Otsego 42 26 Central Catholic 55 25 Liberty Center 29 37 Wauseon 77 38 St. John's 54 29 Arch bo Id 37 43 St. John's 73 19 Delta 50 38 Evergreen 55 43 Bryan 43 60 Bryan 99 Girls go to Regio rials (standing) Nicky Hcihrunn, April Miller, Dawn Komer, Lisa Nowak, Wyla Robinson, Casey Stinson, Coach — Mrs. Bettejo Hansbarger (kneeling) Mgr. Anggie Seeman, Donna Brinker, Carolyn Haller, Carrie Sampsel, Shannon McQuade, Cari Vonseggern. 100 The Lady Bulldogs traveled to Sandusky March 10th to compete in the Regional Tourney against Lutheran West. The Dogs just missed taking it all the way to the finals by one pt. with a score of 59-60. Swanton was an even match kept right up with the 24-0 team. The effort shown through till the very end it was quite obvious the team was playing with all they had. Renee Garling's rebound with only 8 seconds left brought even more excitement. With 3 seconds left, Garling's layup didn 't go in. The Bulldogs finished 18-7 for the season according to Coach Bettejo Hansbarger, The girls ended the season playing with intensity giving 101%! Get out of here it's my ball! screams Wyla Robinson. (l-r, t-b)ls this a new dance Renne Carling? Oh No!! Don't you dare go in front of me! says a frightened Nicky Heilmann. Renee Garling is al- ready celebrating another victory! Shannon McQuade is demonstrating the correct way of get- ting to the basket hoop. Casey Stinson is looking for a way out of this sticky position. HIGHLIGHTS Swanton Opponent 43 46 Northview 48 39 Springfield 51 26 Evergreen 58 56 Defiance 68 54 Montpelier 64 66 Patrick Henry 59 28 Liberty Center 53 47 Anthony Wayne 43 48 Wauseon 45 44 Archbold 45 29 Delta 46 41 Evergreen 60 47 Bryan 45 43 Lake 55 52 Otsego 63 32 Evergreen 56 38 Delta 55 44 Lakota 57 55 St. Joe 59 60 Lutheran West TOTAL WINS 18 TOTAL LOSES 7 101 Jr. Varisty A Step away! (l-r) Amy Howard, Chris Clark, Becky Bartling, Hope Puder, Dana Mielczarek, Lisa Nowak, Jenny Shreves, Jennifer Mugg, Krista Ritter, Carolyn Haller, Julie Austin (kneeling) Mrg. Anggie Seeman, Coach — Mr. Mike Redd. Swan ton HIGHLIGHTS Opponent 36 29 Springfield 28 24 Evergreen 21 31 Defiance 34 38 Montpelier 43 44 Patrick Henry 40 42 Eastwood 23 22 Liberty Center 14 32 Anthony Wayne 11 44 Wauseon 18 21 Arch bo Id 17 31 Napoleon 19 22 Delta 11 34 Central Catholic 27 31 Evergreen 9 34 Sot h view 23 36 Bryan 18 34 Lake 35 23 Otsego Carolyn Haller chases after a runaway ball. 102 (l-r,t-b) Hope Puder tries to find a hole in the clutter while Jennifer Mugg tries to join in. Lady Dogs (Chris Clark, Hope Puder, Lisa Nowak) demostrate the latest dance craze! Cari VonSeggern rushes down the court for a quick two points with Julie Austin following just in case! Jenny Shreves sqeezes through a pack of Cougars. Krista Ritter shows how high she can jump Julie Austin Carolyn Haller run in to give it a try. Come now Jennifer Mugg, this is girls basketball not Big Time WRESTLING!! Chorus (l-r) R 3. Tammy Griffin, Kelly Green, Becky Bart ling, Vince Husted, Troy Silveous, Mark Rosier, Henry Zeller, Carl Embree, Tom Zeller, Van Husted, Terry Chio, Cheryl Ramey, Theresa Pavlov, Jennifer Breneman. R 2. Marie Rizzi, Lisa Lee, Jennifer Mugg, Marisa Torres, Lori Stegier, Kelly Taylor, Hope Mason, Patty Simon, Sandra Canziani, Michelle Frosch, Michelle Border. R 1. Advisor — Mrs. Barbara Blake, Sonnie Jones, Brooke Elton, Dawn Snow, Reka Sekiya, Kelly Kleck, Carol Collins, Kris Hill, Christie Snyder, Melanie Paul, Dion Dawson. New Edition (standing) Mark Rosier, Vince Husted, Jennifer Breneman, Tammy Griffin, Van Husted, Terry Chio. (middle) Jill Gregory, Marie Rizzi. (kneeling) Julie Austin, Dion Dawson, Christie Synder. 104 Jazz Band (1-t) R 4 Mike Ragless, Matt Wielinski, Peter Hopkins, Ian Lee, Steve Rieger, Jeremy Heidt, Chris Coleman, Carrie Belcher, Tim Nijakowski, Heath Zwahlen. R 3. Jason Gibbons, Keith Brown, Chad Ritter, Gary Moore, Nicole Grabarczyk R 2. Ted Tedrow, Jared Doren, Rick Nijakowski, Andrew Nelson, Matt McKay, Anna Phipps. R 1. Josh Shlade, Sean Ridge. Pep Band (l-r) R 5. Tim Nijakowski, Matt Wielinski, Dawn Doren, Janna Shonebarger, Vickey Nijakowski, Penny Breeding, Deanna Morgan, Debbie Walker, Annette Drocy, Mike Ragless. R 4. Rachel Boyer, Matt McKay, Gary Moore, Keith Brown, Jason Gibbons, Steve Rieger, Greg Seigneur, Sandy Wil- liams, Michelle Mitchem. R 3. Jodee Paul, Tammy Heilmann, Holly Burkart, Jeremy Heidt, Chris Coleman, Rick Nijakowski, Sean Ridge, Ted Tedrow, Ian Lee. R 2. Shannon Galvin, Jenni Zeller, Chris Haller, Kelly Wood, Shawn Robarge, Mike Weaver, Jared Doren, Chad Ritter, Andrew Nelson. R 1. Peter Hopkins, Julia Slaninka, Anna Phipps, Becky Nagy, Sheryl Robarge, Wendy Cooley, Karen Crockett, Troy Gearig, Josh Schlade. 105 Family Life Can Be Trying Life With Father demonstrated how difficult family life could be with a domineering father who really cares about his family their money. Set in the morning room of the day house on Madison Avenue, New York City around spring in the late 1880's, the audi- ence was able to observe what fam- ilies were like over a 100 years ago. This was the directing debut of Ms. Lynn Hall, who with her cast did an outstanding job of transforming the Swanton High School theatre into that New York apartment. Portraying the father was Jared Doren, while his wife was played by Anna Phipps. Their children were Clarence — Chad Ritter, John — Amy Hardy, Whitney — Peter Hopkins, Harlan — Josh Schlade. Other cast members included Jan- ine Schlade, Chris Dalton, Mike Ragless, Joe Toeppe, Mark Rosier, Kelly Moore, Angela Topel, Chris Haller, Karen Crocket, Anne Bobo. Serving as student director was Dagne Krout. (l-r, t-b) Row 4 Mike Ragless, Jared Doren, Chad Ritter, Matt McKay, Joe Toeppe. Row 3 Kelly Moore, Anne Bobo, Anna Phipps, Chris Dalton, Janine Schlade, Chris Haller. Row 2 Ms. Hall, Dagne Krout. Row 1 Karen Crocket, Angela Topel, Amy Hardy, Josh Schlade, Kelly Moore, Peter Hopkins. (l-r, t-b) Ms. Hall is deep in thought during the final dress rehearsal or is she wondering why she ever let the adminis- tration talk her into this. Family members pig out during rehearsal. Ritter Dalton share an intimate moment. 106 (I r, t-b) Members of the family pose for a family picture. (Amy Hardy, Chad Ritter, Peter Chad Ritter is trying to play magician. Was Hopkins, Anna Phipps, Jared Doren, Josh Slade.) there anything to pull out? 107 Wrestlers Take Hold (Ur) standing: Pat Hamill, Scott Conklin, Dan Karmol, Matt Carrick, Steve Schmidtz, Tony Grabarczyk, Mike Serratos, kneeling: Troy Wal- born, Jim Metzger, Victor Pinkle- man, Ken Carey, Andy Anderson, Chris Shreves, Robbie Gilsdorf, Alan Wagner, sitting: Tom Karnowski, Greg Carper, Mike Ludwig, Craig Keller, Tim Seeman. (l-r) standing: Tom Zeller, Wayne Robinson, Aaron Gladieux, Travis Wade, Joe Carter, kneeling: Jason Hall, Tom Steusloff, Byron Rhodes, Dan Grabarczyk, Bill Poca, Tedd Recknagel, Jeremy Galvin, sitting: Chad Caldwell, David Smith, Mike Gelske, Shawn Ridge, Brandon Rhodes, John Murphy, Adam Tedrow. Swan ton Wrestlers have alot to be proud of. This year's team finished the season with the following record: 4th in the league, 6th at Perrysburg, 12th at Media, 4th at Section- als, 4th at Districts. When freshman wrestlers were asked to reflect upon their experiences as a high school wrestler as opposed to Jr. High — Bryon Rhodes replied, It is much harder your oppo- nents are much stronger. I look forward to next year. Tedd Recknagel said, It is much tougher more competitive. Jim Metzger works hard for a tilt. 108 Anderson, Metzger, Schmitz, Walborn — Statebound Student Government . . . Sophomore (l-r) SC Rep. — Shane Schmidt, Clerk — Zak Martin, SC Rep. — Jodee Paul, VP — Randy Lewallen, Pres. — Ron Behm. Officers The Class Vice-Presidents Student Council Representatives serve on Student Council. The Class President also serves on the President's Forum. 110 Lead The Way! Junior Officers Have Busy Year (clockwise) SC Rep. — Todd Yunker, Clerk — Chris Dalton, Pres. — Greg Fick, VP — Eric Butler, (np) SC Rep. — Todd Dixon. Any student wishing to be a class officer must have the determination to work. Before a student can get an election peti- tion, they must pick up an election pack- et from the Student Council Advisor. After receiving the packet, the student studies the material then goes through an interview process. After the inter- view, the student then must pass a quiz over the material. Finally, the petition is granted. After verification, the candi- date must campaign give a speech be- fore the class. After that, it is up to the class! (l-r) VP — Jared Doren, Clerk — Kelly Kleck. SC Rep. — Tammy Heilmann, SC Rep. — Carrie Williams, Pres. — Chris Hayes. Senior Officers Best Leadership Teams In The State Executive Council President's Forum 112 (Tr, t-b) Jodee Paul, Tammy Heilmann, Eric Butler; Mr. John J. Shultz, Todd Yunker. (b-t) Mr. John J. Shultz, Chris Hayes, Greg Fick, Cas- sandra Stinson, Eric Butler, (np) Ron Behm. 1987-88 Student Council — A Five Star Council (Tr, t-b) Advisor — Mr. John J. Shultz, Shane Schmidt, President — Eric Butler, VP — Todd Yunker, Jared Doren, Randy Lewallen, Rob Fisher, Jennifer Mugg, Rachel Borsos, Carrie Williams, Secretary — Jodee Paul, Clerk — Tammy Heilmann, (np) Todd Dixon. Winter Carnival (t-b, 1-r) Freshman Attendant Rachel Borsos Mr.Gary Ludwig; Freshman Attendant Chris Rominski Mrs. Bettejo Hansbarger; Sophomore Attendant Lila Chamberlain Mr. Gregory J. Smith; Mrs. Candy Keener Sophomore Attendant Eric Bergeon; Junior Attendant Carrie Sampsel Mr. Thomas Schutte; Mrs. Sandy Boltz Junior Attendant Dan Karamol; Junior Attendant Sandy Wise Mr. John J. Shultz; Mrs. Ruth Dielman Junior Attendant Gary Ha I let t; Senior Attendant Christina Dalton Mr. Wayne Gorringe; Mrs. Deannie Buehrer Senior Attendant Greg Fick; Senior Atten- dant Missy Nelson Mr. Frank Blatnik; Mrs. Betty Bierbaum Sc Senior Attendant Matt Carrick; Queen Janine Schlade Mr. Steve Brehmer; Ms. Debbie Burrow King Steve Keener. Ice Castles Attendants enjoying themselves at the dance. Tom Hansbarger stepped in to replace the senior who could not attend, (l-r, t-b) Borsos, Ro- minski, Chamberlain, Bergeon, Sampsel, Karamol, Hallett, Wise, Dal- ton, Fick, Hansbarger, Nelson, Schlade, Keener. (l-r, t-b) Queen Janine Schlade shows us her winning smile. The 1988 Winter Carnival Court glowing in all their glory. Queen Janine King Steve stand ready to reign over their subjects. Juniors, Seniors, Band members demonstrate their school spirit at the pep assembly. Winter Carnival '88 proved to be a tremendous success. Attendance, spirit, pride sparkled through all activites. Students enjoyed no school on Monday (teacher work day); Tuesday — Twinky Day (dress like someone else); Wednesday — sunglasses, buttons pins, hats; Thursday — Purple White; Friday — Dress-Up Day. Attendants were escorted at the pep rally by faculty staff members of their choice. The court was introduced to the community during the basket- ball game Queen janine was crowned at the dance in the Jr. High Gym after the game. Carnival Fun Continues! (l-r, t-b) Senior Attendant Chris Dalton Queen Janine Schlade demonstrating their grace charm that led them to their glory on this chilling evening. Tina Baum- barger, Chris Clark, Nickie Heil- mann Hope Puder showing how to stomp grapes while Jennifer Mugg Jeff Bork watch on. Dan Grabarczyk doing his famous, of- ten requested, dance to Bad. Tom Steusloff, Glenn Myers, Kelly Wood, Amy Hardy, Sharon Free- stone other guests take a few minutes to relax at the dance. Mu- sic was provided by the DJ team — Cintron Butler Musicians Un- usual, Limited (that's Mr. Robert Cintron Eric Butler!). Honor Society The National Honor Society is de- signed to promote appropriate rec- ognition for students who reflect outstanding accomplishments in the area of academics, character, leadership; service. Students in the upper three grades having a grade point average of 3.0 or higher are eligible to apply to the local society. A faculty board reviews votes on election to the society. A spring banquet sponsored by the Swan ton Exchange Club is held each year at Valley wood Golf Course to honor new old mem- bers. (l-r) R 3. Donna Brinker, Tom Hansbarger, Dawn Garmenn, Alan Wagner. R 2. Phyllis Giardini, Suzanne Stevenson, Shannon McQuade, Carrie Sampsel, Jeff Bork. R 1. Tari Biller, Leasa Lee, Stephanie Bishop, Julie Slaninka. Art Department Many people are unaware of the many accomplishments awards that our talented artist receive each year. What follows is only a partial listing. art was represented in the Ninth Congressional Art Exhibit last spring, artists were Jercmia Thompson, Vincent Cutcher, Chuck Duke, Greg Fick. Mike Cornell's painting Line of Fire was chosen to lead the ad for the Ohio Arts Commision tv ad for the state. in the top 5% of schools in the nation who offer computer graphics in hs. 1 of only 3 schools invited to exhibit computer generated graphics at the Toledo Museum of Art. Dr. David Gulp, director of art ed. at UT brought his class out to our Art Depart, to discover many uses of tech., in an art depart. 15 superintendents from the state were in to view the inno- vative projects that have been developed. 75 dignitaries came through the depart, to obeserve the use of tech in art. As the quote goes, You've Gotta Have Art! (l-r) R 3. Greg Fick, Scott Sturtevant, Ron Behm, Deanna Wal- lace. R 2. Dave Smith, Todd Sturt, Tim Stultz. R 1. Mary Wil- liamson, Jeremia Thompson, Heather Hawkins. 113 Paw Prints Paw Prints is a bi-weekly high school newspaper published by the Journalism I Journalism II class- es of Swanton High School. The Advisor excellent teacher for this class is Ms. Mollencopf. Serving as editor this year is Senior Beth Hahn. Students spend class time learning the basics of Journalism also use this time to produce the paper. Since class size is small, Ms. Mol- lencopf is able to give each student individualized instruction so that they may grow at their individual rate. Keep up the good work class! (l-r, t-b) Deanna Wallace, Kella Herod, Ms. Mollencopf, Kim Thompson, Jon Whit- more. Chris Dalton, Michelle Thomas, Beth Hahn, Kim Randolph, np — Mike Hall KeyStone Players This year Keystone Players pro- duced the play Life With Father. The year started very dimmly since there was no advisor. Who should enter stage right, but Miss Hall. Somehow she was persuaded to take charge. Could it have been by the terrific acting job Jared Doren did on her? (l-r, t-b) Kelly Wood, Anna Phipps, Peter Hopkins, Joe Toeppe, Jared Doren, Chad Ritter. 114 Brother, Can You Spare A Pint? (t-b,l-r) The Bloodmobile chairman: Jenni- fer Purdy, Chris Dalton, Heidi Callahan, Janine Schlade. Kenny Eitniear is reading his info on giving blood. Officer Helpers (l-r, t-b) Jennifer Purdy, Janine Sc blade, Susan Lengemann, Theresa Patton, Missy Nelson, Lisa Skiver. Mrs. Bierbaum, Miss Burrow. With the remodeling of the high school office the new offices for the guidance department, it be- came necessary this year to have student volunteers. Student helpers help deliver the mail, pick up ab- sence sheets, run messages among other duties. Library Helpers (l-r) Jon Whitmore, Diane Leslie, Steve Leslie, Nikki Zitzman, Mike Linnenkugel. Students are responsible for checking books in out, able, aca. grades, knowledge of the library. Student: helping other students, performing other duties. Stu- learn to use all available resource reference materials dents fill out applications are chosen on times avail- 116 French Club R 4. Ted Avery, Ryan Duncan, Scott Winkler, Tammy Griffin, Jared Do ten, Chris Coleman, Ian Lee, Sheri Prall, Bobby Stinson. R J. Gary Moore, Shawn Robarge, Holly Burkart, Jenny Shreves, Keith Brown, Ryan Smith, Mary Williamson, Jodi Carr. R 2. Jennifer Mugg, Carolyn Haller, Heidi Callahan, Joann Schmidt, Angie Topel, Tammy Buehrer, Hope Mason, Stephanie Tulk. R 1. Advisor Mrs. Fatima Al-Hayani, Tracy Ross, Leasa Lee, Beth Hahn, Janina Augustine, Sheryl Robarge, Becky Nagy. Membership irt French club is open to any member of a French Class. The year begins with French Dinner consisting of hors d'oeuvres, entres, salad, soups desserts, prepared by the students. Administration, counselors, fac- ulty members who help the club are invited. Not being organized in the tradi- tional manner, there is a board whose members decide to head functions. Those who were chair- persons this year were Topel, Hahn, Callahan, Shreves. For Valentine's Day, roses carna- tions were sold delivered with specific messages. A Valentine's Day Dance was also held in con- junction with the Spanish Club. At press time, there were plans for a trip to Europe in June. Planning to go were Tulk Prall. The trip will take in England, France, Swit- zerland, Italy, Austria, Germany. STAPLETON INSURANCE FESSENDEN HARDWARE SEHTRt 104 N Main St. Swanton, OH 43558 FULL SERVICE HARDWARE NEILL 122 N. Main St. Swanton Chio 825-1156 Swanton, Ohio 826-3701 117 orsos know how to make a mummy! la Chamberlain, Lori Steigi CONTENTS 120 — Candids 124 — Concert Band 132 — Athletic Banquet 125 — Academic Awards 134 — Student Government Banquet 4 126 — Boys Track 136 — Little Mary Sunshine 128 — Girls Track 138 — Prom 130 — Baseball 140 — Band Flordia Todd Yunker Eric Butler, are you trying to pick up your prom date? Is This Really Spring? (1-r, t b) Rob Fisher cleans the windshield of Mr. Shultz's car of 3 inches of snow on the first day of spring. Eric Sahloff eagerly going to class. Nicole Purser rocks steadily at the Rock- A-Thon. Dan Karmo! snoozes during Spanish. Tammy Griffin relaxes while studying French. Guess What We're Thinking? (l-r, t-b) Mark Rosier gives Jason Hall a very close shave during a Freshman English class speech. Joe Carter with pop in hand rocks away. Mrs. Bierbaum, do you think Mr. Ludwig will ever miss this food? We better down it as fast as we can! states Miss Burrow. Mrs. Blake seems to be happy about something. I won- der what? 121 The sludly Matt Carrick shows off his latest threads. Christy Snyder Nate Barrett take a whirl on the runway. Over three thousand area students from fifty local high schools at- tended Prom Gala '88. The fashion show exhibits were planned as a benefit for the local chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers. The gala was staged at the Masonic Auditorium by a group of local firms. Miss America, Kaye Lani Rae Rafko also attended the show. She modeled with area high school stu- dents signed autographs. Swan- ton students that appeared in the Gala were Matt Carrick, Nate Bar- rett, Matt Fetterman, Kelly Taylor, Hope Mason, Christy Snyder. 122 SHS Students Share The Spotlight With Miss America Concert Band (l-r,t-b) 6th Row Brian Ueberroth, Jeremy Galvin, Kim Phillips, Matt McKay, Sean Ridge, Rick Nijakowski, Vickey Nijakowski, Ian Lee, Eric Shidler, Tim Nijakowski 5th Row Deanna Morgan, Carrie Belcher, Deb Walker, Cari Baumbarger, Jane Cox, Janna Shonebarger, Jenny Sherves, Michelle Mitchem, Sandy Wise, Jared Doren, Mike Ragless 4th Row Dawn Doren, Rachel Boyer, Penny Breeding, Carol Collins, Gary Moore, Keith Brown, Jason Gibbs, Steve Rieger, Greg Seigneur, Annette Drocy, Matt Wie!inski 3rd Row Nicki Heilmann, Carry Willliams, Jodee Paul, Tammy Heilmann, Sandra Canziani, Pete Hopkins, Holly Burkart, Chris Coleman, Andrew Nelson, Adam Tedrew 2nd Row Chris Haller, Nicole Grabarczyk, Shannon Galvin, Jenni Zeller, Margret Gunther, Kelly Wood, Tammy Buehrer, Shawn Robarge, Mike Weaver, Chad Ritter, Heath Zwahlen 1st Row Jenny Gwinn, Christie Synder, Heather Hawkins, Julia Slaninkia, Karen Crockett, Becky Nagy, Anna Phipps, Wendy Cooley, Sheryl Robarge, Troy Greaig, Josh Slade. Band Officers (l-r) Jared Doren, Anna Phipps, Jason Gibbs Excellence Honored Students were once again honored by their teachers at the annual Ac- ademic Awards Banquet. Students are selected by the academic achievement, behavior, effort that each student demonstrates in class. ACADEMIC A WARDS Becky Bartling, Tari Biller, Steph- anie Bishop, Anne Bobo, Dawn Border, Jeff Bork, Donna Brinker, Lila Chamberlain, Jennifer Doren, Heather Fenton, Peggy Franklin, Dawn Garmenn, Phyliss Giardini, Jason Gibbons, Adam Hall, Tom Hansbarger, Scott Haselman, Gwen Walbot, Kelly Green, Vickie Horner, Tammy Heilmann, Dagne Krout, Leasa Lee, Susan Lenge- mann, Zak Martin, Shannon McQuade, Dana Mielczarek, Car- rie Sampsel, Eric Sahloff, Joann Schmidt, Janna Shonebarger, Jim Sigafoose, Suzanne Stevenson, Todd Sturt, Scott Sturtevant, Allen Wegener, Kelly Wood. Business Professional Women's Club Scholarship — Phyliss Giardini. Bonam A ward in Social Studies — Donna Brinker. Scholar Athlete Male — Scott Haselman, Female — Donna Brinker. MATHEMATICS Math Intervention — Robert Kan- zenbach. General Math — Manny Ruiz. Applied Mathematics — Dawn Doren. Pre-Algebra — Kurt Wagner. Algebra I — Cassy Stin- son. Plane Geometry — Becky Bar- tling. Algebra II — Dawn Gar- menn. Advanced Math — Phyliss Giardini. College Preparatory Math — Dan Haller. West Point Appointment — Tom Hansbarger. BUSINESS Accounting I — Peggy Franklin. Accounting II — Stephanie Bishop. Computers I — Carrie Sampsel. Computers II — Sean Gladieux. CITIZENSHIP Donna Brinker, Tom Hansbarger, Susan Lengemann, Jon Whitmore. AWARDS OF DISTINCTION IN VOCATION EDUCATION Christy Adams, Matt Holtz, Kelly Sexton, Jeanette Mason, Tracy Taft, Gwen Walbot. PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS Tari Biller, Stephanie Bishop, Anne Bobo, Donna Brinker, Phyl- lis Giardini, Tom Hansbarger, Scott Haselman, Leasa Lee, Susan Lengemann, Eric Sahloff, Todd Sturt, Allen Wegener. Extra Effort Award — Stephanie Page. ENGLISH Adjusted English 9 — Wendy Franklin. General English 9 — Krista Ritter. Academic English 9 — Nicole Heilmann. General En- glish 10 — Chris Hill. Academic English 10 — Ronnie Moffett. General English 11 — Glen Myers. Academic English 11 — Carrie Sampsel. Senior Composition — Theresa Brandt. Speech — Carrie Sampsel. British Literature — Phy- liss Giardini. Reading — Theresa Brandt. Language Intervention — Lisa Thomas. Study Skills — Chris Hartranft. OWA — OWA Work Related — Scott Collum. OWA Work Adjusted — Kathy McLafferty. JOURNALISM — Journ. I — Michele Thomas. Journ. II — Kim Randolph. FOREIGN LANGUAGE — Fr. I — Bob- by Stinson. Fr. II — Leasa Lee. Sp. I — David Kocinski. Sp. II — Jason Gibbons. Sp. Ill — Dagne Krout. Sp. IV — Phyllis Giardini. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Health - Nicole Heilmann. Basketball Softball — Chris Hayes. Wt. Training — Rob Gils- dorf. Volleyball Soccer — Tom Ford. PE 9 — Ted Avery. Leisure Time Activities — Rob Szymanski. HOME ECONOMICS — Home Ec. I — Sheri Prall. Home Ec. II — Shannon Keil. Parenting — Lisa Skiver. Foods — Shannon McQuade. Singles Living — Stephanie Bishop. SCIENCE — Adj. Sc. — Tim Rhodes. Gen. Sc. — Ron Arnold. Aca. Sc. — Keith Brown. Gen. Bio. — Kerry Coon. Aca. Bio. — Lila Chamberlain. Gen. Chem. — Dawn Border. Aca. Chem. — Jim Sigafoose. Phy. — Tom Hansbarger. Ana. Phy. — Susan Lengemann. Dan- iel Science Award — Susan Lengemann. TYPING — Typ. I — Julie Austin. Adv. Typ. — Tari Biller. ART — Art I — Bobby Stinson. Art II — Todd Keefer. Art III — Mikki Dishong. Art IV — Greg Fick. Computer Graphics — Joe Cervantes. Adv. Computer Graph- ics — Jeremia Thompson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS — Ind. Technolo- gy Drafting — Chad Caldwell. Arch- Mech Drafting — Steve Keener. MUSIC — Sr. Band — Most Improved — Sandy Williams. Sr. Band — Scholar — Stephanie Page. John Philip Sousa Award — Stephanie Page. Fr. Bandsman — Nikki Heilmann, Andrew Nelson, Sean Ridge. Arion Award — Christy Snyder. 125 HIGHLIGHTS Ottawa Glandorf Gold Medal Relays — Runner- Up Trophy Oak Harbor Invitational — 3rd place Bry'an Invitational — Runner-Up Trophy NWOAL Championship — Co-Champions INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 3200 Relay — Sturt, Carpenter, Ha Net t, Hayes — 8.11.5 400 Relay Hansbarger, Barrett, Haselman, Ulrich — 44.9 800 Run Chris Hayes — 1:59.3 3200 Run Martin Avila — 9:38 1600 Relay Barrett, Sturt, Ha I let t, Haselman — 3:30.7 league record District Track Meet — 3rd place INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 3200 Relay Avila, Sturt, Hallett, Hayes 8:08 3200 Run Avila 9:43 + 800 Run Chris Hayes 1:57.4 REGIONAL QUALIFIERS + 400 Relay Hansbarger, Barrett, Haselman, Ulrich 44.1 + 300 Hurdles Barrett 40.4 Boys Make Tracks 126 +1600 Relay Barrett, Sturt, Haselman, Hallett 3:28.2 + School Record (1-r, t-b) Eric Bergeon (Burger) runs to be the first at Burger King!Second won't win the race fellows. James Carpenter runs for the victory. Henry Serra- tos, jumps that extra inch! OUR PATRONS SAY Good Luck Class of '88 William F. Claney Dr. Philip Levy Swan Coin Laundry Girls Tracksters Live! (l-r) Jodi Carr hands off the baton to Lori Fournier who is in deepest of concentration. Jennifer Stevenson strives for the win! Highlights 1988 Undefeated in dual league meet. 2nd at Ottawa Glandorf Invitational 2nd at Bryan Invitational 3rd at Oak Harbor 2nd at NVVOAL League Meet League Champions Lori Fournier — 100m. Laurie Cote — 100 m.h. Casey Stinson — high jump District Champions Laurie Cote — 100 m.h. Casey Stinson — high jump School Records Laurie Cote — 100 m.h. — 15.8 Lori Fournier — 100 m. dash — 12.5 TJr (l-r, t-b) Laurie Cote hurdling to another first place. Waiting for her turn at action is Linda Pfaff. Carrie VonSaggern is ready for the whirl of the disc. And she's off . . . Julie Austin pushes off to a good start. 129 Eastwood 5-11 Start 4-2 Libbey 9-1 Evergreen 10-7 Springfield 5-1 Lake 10-14 Anthony Wayne 5-13 Ottawa Hills 11-7 Waynesville 3-4 Dayton Meadowdale 13-3 Delta 15-16 Devilbiss 9-13 Wauseon 16-2 Bryan 5-15 Pettisville 8-8 + Wauseon 9-2 Northwood 15-21 + Stritch 1-6 MontpeIier 6-5 Evergreen 8-3 Rossford 10-4 Central Catholic 15-17 Liberty Center 7-6 Patrick Henry 2-5 Archbold 13-12 MVCD 9-3 Otsego 8-2 Record 15-11-1 NOWAL 5-3 2nd place league games + sectional A Direct Hit! (l-r, t-b) Ron Breeding showing us his tremendous throwing style. Damon Cappelli smoking one in for a strike. Pete Wilson with a little flipsy-flop. Scott Butler showing Mr. McClure his hangnail. 130 (l-r, t-b) Hit the dirt! Jimmy Baker asking Coach Carone for some advice. Mr. Mc- Clure, is that a look of disgust or a signal? A Swanton player falling asleep on the job. A Swanton player wondering who turned out the lights! All-Sports Banquet Honors Seven Senior Athletic Awards were given this year in memory of for- mer Swanton athletes tragically killed. Recipients of the award which is presented to athletes who have competed in at least eight of the 12 sports seasons were Donna Brinker, Nate Barrett, Todd Dixon, Tom Hansbarger, Scott Conklin, Scott Haselman, Ken Eitniear. Award winners in the various sports: Football: Offsensive Back — Nate Barrett; Offensive Lineman — Scott Conklin; Defensive Back — Tom Hansbarger; Defenisve Line- man — Sean Gladieux. Cross Country: BOYS — Most Valuable — Matin Avila; Most Dedicated — Kurt Wagner; Coach- es Award — Chris Hayes. GIRLS — Most Valuable — Suzanne Steven- son; Most Dedicated — Kelly Green; Most Improved — Dawn Garmenn, Coaches Award — Lori Steiger. Golf: Most Improved — Greg Fick; Most Dedicated — April Miller; Low Average — Matt Raker. Volleyball: Most Valuable Player — Carrie Sampsel; Most Improved Player — Tammy Heilmann; Most Dedicated Player — Wyla Robin- son. (!-r, t-b) Sampsel Heilmann, Robinson show off their awards. Hansbarger congratulates Gladieux. Cintron, Fisher, Vivian carry on a high level deal. Fick Miller award winners. Award Winners Continued Boys Basketball: Best Field Goa! Percentage — Marshall Wolf; Best Free Throw Per- centage — Tom Hansbarger; Leading Re- bounder — Eric Sahloff; Steal Recovery Leader — Scott Haselman; Efficiency Lead- er — Scott Haselman. Girls Basketball — Hustler Award — Shan- non McQuade; Top Rebounder Highest FG Percentage — Casey Stinson; Best Free Throw Percentage — Renee Garling. Wrestling: MVP — Andy Anderson; Most Desire — Jim Metzger; Most Improved — Ken Carey Pat Hamill; Art Ruggles Award — Troy Walborn. Baseball: Highest Ave. — Todd Dixon; MVP — Todd Dixon; Most Improved — Scott Butler. Girls Track: Most Valuable Field Events — Casey Stinson; Most Valuable Sprints — Lori Fournier; Most Valuable Distance — Suzanne Stevenson; Most Dedicated — Heather Conklin. Boys Track: Most Valuable Field Events — Zak Martin; Most Valuabel Sprints — Tom Hansbarger; Most Valuable Middle Dis- tance — Chris Hayes; Most Valuable Dis- tance Runner — Martin Avila. (l-r, t-b) Coach Fisher congratulates Haselman. Stinson, Sampsel, Garling, McQuade, Miller smile pretty for the camera. Coach Hansbarger gives McQuade her award. Senior Athletic Award winners recognized. 133 Officers Take Oath Students recognized for service (l-r, t-b) Greg Fick reflexs over his year as Senior Class President. Eric Butler is recognized by Mr. Shultz as a two-term Student Council President. Miss Klare receives her certificate as Senior Class Advisor. On May 10, new members of Stu- dent Council took their oath of of- ficer at the Annual Student Gov- ernment Banquet held in the cafeteria. This was the first year that incoming Freshman were able to be installed at the Banquet. This was made possible by Constitution- al changes approved by the student body to hold Freshman elections at the same time as upper classmen. Installed as Student Council Presi- dent was Tammy Heilmann. Other Council officers installed were Shane Schmidt — Vice-President, Rob Fisher — Clerk, Jodee Paul — Secretary. Jodee will be serving in that role for a second term. Oth- er members installed were Senior Carrie Williams; Juniors — Randy Lewallen; Sophomores — Ian Lee, Jennifer Mugg; Freshmen — Becky Harp, Greg Schmidt, Heather Szymkowsiak. Senior Sean Gla- dieux was not present to be installed. The following class officers took their oath: Seniors — Michele Gi- gax — President, Gladieux — Vice- President (not present). Clerk (to be appointed); Juniors — Bert Avi- la — President (not present), Ran- dy Lewallen — Vice-President, Linda Pfaff — Clerk (not present); Sophomores — Rachel Borsos — President, Rob Fisher — Vice-Pres- ident, Jennifer Gwinn — Clerk; Freshmen — Sue Cousino — Presi- dent, Heather Szymkowsiak — Vice-President, Clerk (to be appointed). cont. on page 135 134 Eric Butler, Todd Yunker, Tammy Heilmann, Jodee Paul, Randy Lews lien, Rob Fisher were recog- nized as Outstanding Student Council Members. Receiving the Advisor's Award For The Most Improved Student council Mem- ber was Rob Fisher. Eric Butler received the Advisor's Award For The Most Outstanding Student Council Member. Student Coun- cil was recognized as being a 5- Star Student Council at the annu- al OASC State Convention this year. The banquet began with an orga- nized pot-luck dinner followed by speeches by Mr. Shultz, Mr. Smith, Eric Butler. Natalie Shope, OASC State Board Member, of Kent-Rosevelt High School was the Keynote Speaker. (t-r, t-b) It looks like Eric Butler is trying to figure out just how much food he can hide under his coat, while Mr. Shultz Natlie Shope pose for the camera. Jodee Paul takes her oath of office as Student Council Clerk from Eric Butler. Outstanding Student Council members receive their certificates of accomplishment (see body copy for names). Shane Schmidt takes his oath as Vice-President of Council. Council Takes State Honor 135 Little Mary Spreads Sunshine At SHS! Little Mary Sunshine brought radiance to the SHS theatre on May 19, 20, 21, 22, 1988. Audiences went away full of sunshine. Little Mary Sunshine provided unique opportunities for the students residents of Swan ton. This production was a combined High School Community effort. Not only did the community become involved, a pro- fessional New York Equity actor, Eric Schussier, was hired to portray the lead male role, Capt. Jim Warrington. Playing opposite him was communi- ty member Debra Coon as Little Mary. Other community people involved onstage were LeAnn Hazlett as Madame Ernestine, Lisa Buehrer as Nancy Twinkle, and Doctor Roger Sch lade as Gen. Oscar Fairfax. The lead juvin- ele role of Billy Jester was portrayed by Jared Doren. Other members in the cast included Mike Ragless as Chief Brown Bear, Joshua Logan as Fleet Foot, Eric Butler as Yellow Feather, Ian Lee, Terry Chio, Joe Toeppe, Mrs. Marrianne Duvendack (teacher at Park), Mr. Larry Becker (teacher at Park) as Forest Rangers of the VS government. The Young Ladies from Fastchester Finishing School included community member Kathy Ragless and high school students Becky Nagy, Janina Augustine, Amy Hardy, Dagne Krout. The entire production was directed and staged by Mr. John J. Shultz. Mrs. Barbara Blake served as Vocal Music Assistant Mrs. Pamela Klare served as orchestra director. Choreography was provided by Mr. Shultz Lisa Buehrer. (l-r, t-b) Chief Brown Bear (Ragless) teaches Billy (Doren) how to be a man. Madame Ernestine (Hazlett) con forts Little Mary (Coon) while the chorus sneaks in. The young ladies chat before bedtime. Gen. Fairfax (Schlade) makes his grand entrance. 136 (l-r, t-b) Cpt. Jim (Schussler) makes his point with Billy (Doren). Little Mary (Coon) interprets for Fleet Foot (Logan). The Forest Rangers prepare to leave to defend the Inn. Nancy (Buehrer) explains how to spy. Cpt. Jim rushes to Little Mary's rescue saving her from the mean Indian Yellow Feather (Butler). 137 ON THE EDGE OF A DREAM (l-r, t-b) The star gave those who went to the prom that on the edge of a dream effect. Queen Missy Nelson King Steve Keener. Carrie Belcher Terri Miller arrive at the dance. Seen dancing are the Borsos's (Rachel Matt) with their dates — Troy Walborn Jennifer Doren. Also seen are Lori Steiger her date. (1-r, t-b) Jared Doren his date cast their ballots. Kenny Eitniear his date. Arriving are Vince Husted Becky Bartling. The Swanton Band in Florida These Band members are kissing good-bye to good old Swanton before leaving for Florida! The Swanton band practices on the field of the Gators just before arriving in Orlando, Florida. The Golf Ball was a big attraction at Epcot Center. The Famous Mr.Cin- tron was caught taking a break while in Florida! 140 The Swanton High School took its annual trip to Florida this year. In Florida not everything was fun relaxing, the band did have to work while in the sunny state. The band was in a competition with other bands all over the country, which the band had practice getting ready for months before leaving for Florida. The competition was held Friday rewards Saturday. Saturday, the band members found out that they recieved 1st place in marching 3rd out of 5 bands in concert band. The over- all placing was 6th out of 15 bands. This gave the Swan- ton Band pride to know that they are the 6th BEST band in the country!! (l-r,t-b) During one of the days the band stayed in Florida, they visited the Golf Ball Epcot Cener. The bands last day was spent at Water- mania in the sun cool water! Mickey the gang are entertaining the crowd. Mickey the gang want you to come to Florida!! The marching band is marching down the streets of Epcot Center. 141 funeral (e26.263i) directors SWANTON AUTO PARTS 4242 Airport Highway Swan ton Ohio 43558 (419) 826-0015 142 SWANTON ENTERPRISE 97 N. Main St. Swan ton, OH 43558 Phone 826-3580 Established 1886 KSjtf FESSENDEN PYj HARDWARE semrt LON FESSENDEN Owner YOU'RE THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW!' CONGRATULATIONS--------------- 104 N. Main Street Swanton. Ohio 43558 Ph: 826-2575 (419) 825-1270 KERIM’S REPAIR SERVICE Roper - Toro - Tanaka JIM KERN 101 S. Main Street Owner Mechanic Swanton, Ohio 43558 SWANTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION “Together We Can” 143 y v___y SWANTON s V_______y ATHLETICS BOOSTERS CONTENTS 146 — Senior Pictures 160 — Senioralities 161 — Senior Credits 164 — Graduation Stephanie Bishop deep in concentration painting bricks for the Hoop Tree Dinner. 146 147 Seniors are No. 1 (l-r, t-b) Leasa Lee, if you keep talking, you'll never finish that pizza! Is this Steve Schmitz's prom date? Todd Yunker eyeing some other Student Council members's Christmas presents. Jennifer Doren gives her fingers a quick workout. We have Spirit! (l-r, t-b) Kim Randolph, Lori Fournier, Jennifer Purdy, Anne Bobo are very intense at the pep rally. Is this what San- ta looks like without the heard — Eric Butler? Look at Michelle Thomas stuff that food into her mouth. Look at Dean- na Wallace strut her stuff. 149 ' • Maronda Dotson Kenneth Eitniear Ann Dowling m f§ n Jennifer Doren Jim Fletcher Greg Fick Jill Farkas Kim Estes 1% U V Phillis Giardini Rachel Flores Noel Flores Lori Fournier IP p Michael Hall Beth Hahn Dan Haller Walt Ha I let t ’■m m Scott Haselman Tom Hansbarger Kirk Jewell Matt Holtz Denise Holdeman Mike Keller 151 That Special Touch (l-r, t-b) Missy Nelson helps Shawna Spade with the finer points of cooking. Mike Linnenkugel, why do you need to be so far away from the food? Kim Bohak in a rare serious moment. Are you looking at the keyboard or your paper, Steve Leslie? Eric Mossing Sandy Patton Chris Shreves imi Steve Schmitz Neal Rhodes Chad Ritter Lisa Skiver (l-r, t-b) Neal Rhodes, Chad Ritter, Donru Brinker, Phyllis Giardini — deep in thought. Bob Cooley is in the dough! Chris Dalton knows the easy way to cook. Ever shy Missy Nelson trying to avoid the camera again. Could this really be Tom Sturm working?? 156 (l-r, t-b) Show us your smile Heath Zwahlen. What are you getting ready to torch, Ron Breeding? Paul Martin, can you stuff anything more into your mouth? Could this be the senior version of the Three Stooges, — Eric Sahloff, Steve Keener, Nathan Barrett? Why so serious Dawn Komer? 157 158 (l-r, t-b) Dan Haller deep in thought. Could he be praying for the people who will eat the food that is being prepared by fellow seniors? What happened to your food, Todd Yunker? Lori Fournier, Ron Breed- ing, Anne Bobo in the kitchen. Look at Todd Dixon cook! 159 SENIORALITIES Wittiest — Greg Fick, Kim Estes Biggest Talker — Walt Hallett, Kim Estes Best Dressed — Steve Schmitz, Sandy Patton Best Car — Mike Hall, Deanna Wallace Most Athletic — Tom Hansbarger, Kim Estes Best Personality — Steve Keener, Kelly Moore Most Likely To Succeed — Jon Whitmore, Phyllis Giardini Biggest Partier — Paul Martin, Anne Bobo Most School Spirit — Todd Yunker, Sandy Patton Worst Car — Eric Schmidt, Donna Brinker Best Smile — Tom Hansbarger, Missy Nelson Quietest — Bobby Cooley, Heidi Weigel Most Studious — Scott Haselman, Phyllis Giardini Most Picked On — Walt Hallett, Jennifer Purdy Most Popular — Matt Carrick, Janine Schalde Biggest Cradle Robber — Todd Yunker, Shawna Spade Best Body — Matt Carrick, Lisa Crouse Cutest Couple — Steve Keener, Missy Nelson Odd Couple — Matt Carrick, Kim Estes Most Likely To Get Married — Carl Embree, Kim Bobak Rowdiest — Todd Yunker, Kim Estes Smartest — Jon Whitmore, Phyllis Giardini Leader — Eric Butler, Jennifer Doren Most Outgoing — Kirk Jewell, Kim Estes Class Clown — Kirk Jewell, Chris Dalton Best Sense of Humor — Greg Fick, Kim Estes Best Eyes — Terry Miller, Trade Kolbe Best Legs — Scott Haselman, Lisa Crouse Class Colors Peach Gray Class Flower Peach Rose Class Song Here I Go Again Class Motto We live in the present; dream of the future; learn eternal truths from the past. Our Accomplishments! Christy Adams: Volleyball — 1; French Club — 2; Hooptree — 7, 2; Marching Band — 7, 2; Solo Ensemble — 1; Pep Band — 1; Vica Club — 3, 4 Tammy Adams: FHA — 1 Terri Allen: Cheerleader — 1, 2; Bloodmobile — 4; Chorus — 7, 2; Powder Puff Football — 3 Andy Anderson: Football — 1; Wrestling 3, 4; French Club — 1; Bloodmobile — 1 Larry Augustine: Football — 1, 2; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 4 Martin Avilia: Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4: Ohio Citizens Student Athlete — 2, 3 Jenny Baker: Vica — 3, 4 Nate Barrett: Football — 7, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 1, 2, 3, 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 4; All District Halfback Football — 3 Carrie Baumbarger: Track — 1; Spanish Club — 1; Musical — 1; Fall Play — 1; FHA — 1; Concert Band — 2,3, 4; Pep Band — 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 3, 4; Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2 Brian Bergeon: Honor Roll All Year — 4; Vica — 3, 4 Tari Biller: Volleyball — 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Honor Roll All Year — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4 Stephanie Bishop: Spanish Club — 1,2; Bloodmobile — 2,3, 4; Camp Counselor — 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1; Solo Ensemble — 1; Concert Band — 1; Academic Award — 7, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 1, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4 Anne Bobo: Spanish Club — 1, 2; Keystone Players — 4; Bloodmo- bile — 4; French Club — 3, 4; Hooptree — 4; Spring Play — 4; Academic Award — 1; Honor Roll All Year — 1, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football — 3 Kim Bobak: Volleyball — 1; Spanish Club — 7, 2; Keystone Players — 2; Bloodmobile — 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2; Yearbook — 2; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3; Fall Play — 1, 3; Musical — 1, 3; New Edition — 2, 3; Jubilee Singers — 1; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3; County Chorus — 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll All Year — 4; Powder Puff Football — 3; Tutor — 4 Thersa Brandt Ron Breeding: Cross Country — 2; Baseball — 2, 3, 4; Hooptree — 7, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 3; Academic Award — 2 Donna Brinker: Volleyball — 1,2; Basketball — 1,2,3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 7, 2, 3, 4; OC Student Athlete — 4; Honor Roll All Year — I, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; CirPs State — 3; Powder Puff Football — 3 Tom Bruno: Football — 1; Track — 3; Wrestling — 2; Hooptree — 7, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 7 Eric S. Butler: Spanish Club — 7; Keystone Players — 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer — 7, 2, 3, 4; Camp Counselor — 3; Track — 1, 2, 3; Journal- ism — 3; Student Council — 7, 2, 3, 4; Golf — 1,2, 3; Fall Play — 7,2, 3, 4; Spring Play — 7, 2, 3, 4; Musical — 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 3; Marching Band — 7, 2, 3; Pep Band — 7, 2; Solo Ensemble — 7; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band — 3; New Edition — 3; Academic Award — 7, 3; Thespians — 7, 2, 3, 4 Heidi Callahan: Spanish Club — 7; Bloodmobile — 7, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 3, 4; Hooptree — 4; FHA — 1, 2; Spring Play — 4; Musical — 3; Academic Award — 7, 2, 3 Matt Carrick: Football — 7, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 7 Track — 7; Wrestling — 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Hooptree — 3, 4; Homecom- ing Attendant — 1, 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 4; Chorus — 1, 2 David Clifton Candy Cole: FHA — 7; Academic Award — 2 Scott Conklin: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 7, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football Coach — 3; Honor Roll All Year — 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4 Robert Cooley: Football — 2, 3; Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Track — 7, 2; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3; Solo Ensemble — 3 Laurie Cote: Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 7; Solo Ensemble — 7; Concert Band — 1; Chorus — 7, 2; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2; OC Student Athlete — 2, 3 Lisa Crouse: Cross Country — 2; Track — 7; Cheerleader — 3, 4; Hooptree — 7, 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant — 4; Marching Band — 7; Solo Ensemble — 7; Concert Band — 7; Powder Puff Football — 3 Christina Dalton: Spanish Club — 2; Keystone Players — 4; Class Officer — 4; Bloodmobile — 7, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader — 7, 2, 3; Journalism — 3, 4; Yearbook — 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Play — 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 4; Powder Puff Football — 3 Todd Dawley Todd Dixon: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 7, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 7, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2, 4; Office Aid — 4; Yearbook — 2, 3; Hooptree — 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 4; Powder Puff Football Coach — 3; Arts Festival — 7 Jennifer Doren: Volleyball — 7 Class Officer — 7, 2; Student Council — 7, 2; Hooptree — 7, 2; Fall Play — 3; Musical — 3; Academic Award — 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 7, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Girl's State — 3; OEA — 3, 4; Student Council President Penta — 4 Maronda Dotsen: Spanish Club — 7; Marching Band — 4; Flag Corps — 4; Concert Band — 2; Chorus — 7; Solo Ensemble — 2; Rotary Student of Week — 4; Powder Puff Football — 3 Ann Dowling: Basketball — 2; Vica — 4 Wanda Eaddy: Academic Award — 7; Arts Festival — 7 Kenny Eitniear: Football — 7 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 7, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 7; Baseball — 7, 2, 3, 4;Academic Award — 7, 2; Powder Puff Cheerleader — 3 Carl Embree: Football — 1, 2; Wrestling — 1; French Club — 1, 2; Hooptree — 1; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2; Chorus — 2, 3, 4; District Chorus — 2; Chorus Officer 2; Powder Puff Cheerleader — 3 Kim Estes: Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 7, 2, 3; Track — 7, 2, 3; Spanish Club — 7; Bloodmobile — 7, 2, 3, 4; Library Aid — 2; Office Aid — 4; Yearbook — 4; Hooptree — 7, 2, 3, 4; OC Studen- t Athlete — 2, 3; Powder Puff Football — 3 Jill Farkas: Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; Pep Band — 1, 2; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3; County Band — 7 Greg Fick: Basketball — 7, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1; Baseball — 2 Golf — 3, 4; Class Officer — 4; Camp Counselor — 3; French Club — 2; Art Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 4; Academic Award — 4; Honor Roll All Year — 4;9th Congressional Arts Com- petition — 3, 4 Jim Fletcher: Football — 1; Wrestling — 3; Marching Band — 1; Concert Band — 7; Yearbook — 4; Tech-Rama — 4 Rachel Flores: Vica — 3, 4; Jackie Foster: OEA — 4; VICA — 3 Lori Fournier: Volleyball — 1; Track — 7, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 7, 2; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Camp Counselor — 3; Hooptree — 7, 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 3; OC Student Athlete — 3; Powder Puff Foot- ball - 3 Phyliss Giardini: Spanish Club — 1, 2; Class Officer — 7; Bloodmo- bile — 4; Quiz Team — 3, 4; Art Club — 3; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 1, 2, 3 4; Honor Roll All Year — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4 Beth Hahn: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 7, 2, 3; Bloodmo- bile — 3, 4; French Club — 4; Journalism — 2, 3, 4; Library Aid — 4; Hooptree — 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 7 Mike Hall: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — J; Baseball — 2; Bloodmobile — 4; Journalism — 4 Dan Haller: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 7, 2; Bloodmobile — 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic A ward — 4; Boy's State — 3; Rotary Student of Week — 4; Powder Puff Football — 3 Walt Hallett: Cross Country — 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Track — 2, X 4 Tom Hansbarger: Football — 7, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 7, 2, 3, 4; Track — 7, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer — 2; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Student Council — 2; Hooptree — 7, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 2, 4; Academ- ic Award — 1, 3, 4; OC Student Athlete — 4; Honor Roll All Year 161 — I, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Coach — 3 Jack Hardy: Class Officer — 4; Bloodmobile — 4; French Club — 1, 2; VIC A — 3, 4 Scott Haselman: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2; Academic Award — 3; OCStudent Athlete — 4; Honor Roll All Year — 1, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4 Lisa Hillebrand: Track — 3 Matt Holtz Vicki Horner: Track — 1; French Club — 1; FHA — 1, 2; Honor Roll All Year — I, 2, 3, 4; OEA — 3, 4 Kirk Jewell: Cross Country — 3; Track — 2, 3; Wrestling — 1; Spanish Club — 1; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Camp Counselor — 4; French Club — 2; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader Steve Keener: Football — 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 4; Academic Award — 2, 4; CXI Student Ath- lete — 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 4; Powder Puff Coach — 3 Rich Kilgour: VICA — 3, 4; Penta Student Council Alternate — 4 Dawn Komer: Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3; Pep Band — I; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football — 3 Angie Kurth: Volleyball — 1; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Student Council Penta — 3; Winter Carnival Attendant — 3; VICA — 3, 4 Leasa Lee: Spanish Club — 1, 2; Camp Counselor — 3; French Club — 3, 4; Reading Lab Aid — 2; Hooptree — 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 1, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Tutor — 4 Susan Lengemann: Bloodmobile — 4; Camp Counselor — 4; Hoop- tree — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1; Academic Award — 1,2,3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 1, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 4; Powder Puff Football — 3; Tutor — 3, 4 Steve Leslie: Library Aid — 4; Hooptree — 1; Fall Play — 3; Solo Ensemble — 1,2, 3; Chorus — 1, 2; New Edition — 2, 3; Thespians — 3, 4 Mike Linnenkugel: French Club — 2, 4; Library Aid — 4 Paul Martin: Football — 1, 2, 3; Track — 1 Jenny Mason: Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 3, 4; OEA — 3, 4; Penta Class Officer — 3 Michelle McDonald: Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Hooptree — 2; FHA — 1, 2; Honor Roll All Year — 3; HERO — 3, 4; VICA —3,4 Matt McKay: Cross Country — 1, 2; Track — 3; Spring Play — 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band — 3, 4 Jim Metzger: Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4 Terry Miller: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Coach — 3 Kelly Moore: Keystone Players — 4; Bloodmobile — 4; Hooptree — 4; Fall Play — 3; Spring Play — 4; Powder Puff Football — 3 Missy Nelson: Bloodmobile — 4; Office Aid — 4; Hooptree — 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 3, 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 4; Marching Band — 1; Solo Ensemble — 1; Concert Band — 1; Academic Award — 2, 3 David Nixon: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2; Bloodmobile — 4; Hooptree — 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 4 Lori Ogden: Bloodmobile — 4; VICA — 3, 4 Stephanie Page: Class Officer — 1, 2; French Club — 3; Journalism — 3; Student Council — 2; Musical — 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 4; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band — 3, 4; Academic Award — 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 1; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 4 Sandy Patton: Cheerleader — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Library Aid — 3; Hooptree — 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant — 1, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4 B. J. Price: Keystone Players — 3; Fall Play — 3; Spring Play — 3; Musical — 3; Art Club — 4; Hooptree — 3; New Edition — 3 Jennifer Purdy: Volleyball— 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Bloodmo- bile — 3, 4; Office Aid — 4; Hooptree — I, 2, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 2; Academic Award — 1, 2 Matt Raker: Football — 1; Baseball — 1, 2, 3; Golf — 3, 4; Art Club — 1, 2; Academic Award — 1; Arts Festival — 1 Kim Randolph: Cross Country — 2; Track — 1, 2, 3; Bloodmobile — 3; Journalism — 3, 4; Office Aid — 4; Hooptree — 4; Academic Award — 4; Powder Puff Football — 3 Neal Rhodes: Football — 1 Chad Ritter: Football — 1; Keystone Players — 4; Hooptree — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 1, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band — 1, 3, 4; County Band — 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4 Eric Sahloff: Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4; Track — 3; Hooptree — 1, 2,3, 4; Camp Counselor — 3; Academic A ward — 3, 4; Honor Roll All Year — 1, 2, 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4; National Honor Society — 4 Janine Schlade: Volleyball — 2, 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Keystone Players — 4; Bloodmobile — 2, 3, 4; Camp Counselor — 3; Office Aid — 4 Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant — 3, 4; Winter Carnival Attendant — 4; Spring Play — 4; Marching Band — 1; Pep Band — 1; Solo Ensemble — 1; Concert Band — 1; Academic Award — 1, 4; Powder Puff Football — 3 Eric Schmidt: Baseball — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1; Bloodmobile — 4; French Club — 3, 4; Fall Play — 1; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band — 1, 2; County Band — 1, 2, 3; Musical — 1, 3 Steve Schmitz: Football — 1; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4 Kelly Sexton: Keystone Players — 1; Honor Roll All Year — 3, 4; Penta Student Council Rep — 3; OEA — 3, 4 Annette Shirey: Spanish Club — 1, 2; Hooptree — I, 2; VICA — 3,4 Chris Shreves: Football — 1; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4 Janna Shonebarger: Spanish Club — 2, 3; Student Council — 3; Hooptree — 1; Fall Play — 3; Musical — 2; Marching Band — 3, 4; Pep Band — 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 3, 4; Concert Band — 3, 4; Chorus — 2; Academic Award — 4; Honor Roll All Year — 3; Rotary Student of Week — 4; Girl's State — 3 Lisa Skiver: Cross Country — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Track — 1, 2; Bloodmobile — 3; Camp Counselor — 4; Office Aid — 4 Academic Award — 4; OC Student Athlete — 3; Girl's State — 3; Powder Puff — 3 Lisa Smith: FHA — 1 Christie Snyder: Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Musical — 3; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 3, 4; Concert Band — 2, 3, 4; County Band — 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; New Edition — 3; Solo Ensemble — 2, 3, 4; Chorus Officer — 4; County Chorus — 4; Arion Award — 4 Shawna Spade: Spanish Club — 1, 2; Bloodmobile — 4; French Club — 3; Art Club — 3; Hooptree — 1, 2, 4; Academic Award — 1; Powder Puff Football — 3 Scott Sturtevant: Football — 1, 2, 4; French Club — I, 2; Art Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Award — 4; Honor Roll All Year — 3, 4; Rotary Student of Week — 4 Michelle Thomas: Volleyball — 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Class Officer — 2; Camp Counselor — 4; French Club — 3; Journalism — 4; Hooptree — I, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1; Pep Band — 1; Solo Ensemble — 1; Concert Band — 1; Academic Award — 4; Powder Puff Football — 3 Jeff Ulrich: Basketball — 1; Track — 4; Bloodmobile — 1 Collette Vance: Basketball — 1, 2; French Club — 2, 3; Hooptree — 1, 2, 3, 4; OC Student Athlete — 2; Powder Puff Football — 3 Gwendolyn Walbolt: Spanish Club — 2; Penta Class Officer — 3, 4; Office Aid — I, 2; Academic Award — 4; Honor Roll All Year — 4; National Honor Society — 4; OEA — 3, 4 Deanna Wallace: Journalism — 2, 3, 4; Art Club — 2, 3 Michelle Walters: FHA — 1; VICA — 3, 4 Allan Wegener: Football — 1; Cross Country — 2, 3; Track — 1, 2; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Camp Counselor — 4; Marching Band — 1; Concert Band — 1; Academic Award — 3, 4; OC Student Athlete — 3; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4 Heidi Weigel: Camp Counselor — 4; French Club — 2, 3; Hooptree — 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2; Powder Puff Football — 3 Steve Woods: Football — 1; Homecoming Attendant — 3 Marcy Yoder: Spanish Club — 1, 2; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Hooptree — 1, 2; Honor Roll All Year — 3, 4; Penta Class Officer — 4; OEA — 3, 4 162 Michelle Zeller: Bloodmobile — 3, 4; FHA — 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2; HERO — 3, 4 Tony Zitzman: Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2; OEA — 3, 4 Heath Zwahlen: Baseball — 1, 2; Bloodmobile — 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble — 1, 2, 3; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band — 1, 2; Musical — 1, 2 (l-r, t-b) Mr. Smith gives Eric Mossing, Tom Sturm, Todd Yunker, Ron Breed- ing, Jon Whitmore, Dave Nixon some last minute advice. Janine Schlade gives us some helpful information for our fu- ture life ahead of us. Steve Keener, Tom Sturm, Allen Wagenar, Kirk Jewell, Scott Sturtevant eat cookies drink juice. Remember guys, back in kinder- garten single file and no pushing or shoving. Lori Steiger, Kelly Taylor, Wyla Robinson, Carrie Sampsel hand out programs for the event. 163 Baccalaureate (1-r, t-b) Stephanie Page plays her French Horn one last time for her class. The girls are shown her in prayer. Jon Whitmore with one of his better readings from the bible. The boys singing together for one of the last times. Swan ton high School choir singing a song for the class of '88. 164 Graduation (l-r, t-b) Christie Snyder Rika Sekiya sing at the ceremony. Don t be sad, you're almost out. Walt Hallett shakes the hand of Mr. Smith. Tari Biller gets an award from Mr. Smith. Don't be scared, Stephanie Bishop, just shake his hand. A proud moment for Jennifer Doren. Mr. VanArsdalen, don't eat the mic! Lease Lee is the valedictorian for the class of '88. 166 osew o ♦ Adams, Christy 88 125, 158, 161 Adams, Mickey Ad. 34 Adams, Tammy 88 146, 161 Adams, Todd 88 146 Al-Hayani, Fatima Fc 32, 49, 58, 60, 117 Albach, Matt 90 9, 70 Albright, Greg 90 70 Allen, Sheila 88 146 Allen, Teresa 88 146, 161 Allshire, Jim 91 67 Amsdill, Bill 91 40, 62, 99 Anderson, Andy 88 85, 108, 109, 133, 161 Anderson, JoAnn St 59 Arnold, Joe 89 80 Arnold, Ron 91 62, 125 Augustine, Janina 90 32, 70, 117, 136, 137 Augustine, Larry 88 146, 161, 167 Austin, Julie 91 19, 20, 24, 29, 62, 102, 103, 104, 125, 129 Avery, Ted 91 39, 40, 62, 99, 117, 125 Avila, Bert 89 12, 13, 23, 70, 134 Avila, Martin 88 12, 13, 126, 132, 133, 161 Babcock, Jennifer 91 24, 34, 35, 62 Baker, Jennifer 88 146, 161 Barker, Jim 91 39, 40, 62, 99, 131 Barkhimer, Ric 91 32, 62 Barrett, Nate 88 20, 21, 22, 28, 29, 36, 38, 112, 122, 123, 126, 132, 146, 157, 161 Bartling, Becky 90 14, 70, 102, 104, 125, 139 Baumbarger, Cari 88 124, 146, 161 Baumbarger, Tina 90 70 Beaverson, Margaret Fc 19, 52, 60 Behm, Ron 90 70, 110, 112, 113 Belcher, Carrie 90 70, 105, 112, 124, 138, 140 Benge, Robert 88 146 Bennett, Gwen Fc 52, 60 Bergeon, Brian 88 146, 161 Bergeon, Eric 90 36, 38, 39, 70, 95, 98, 112, 112, 112, 126 Bergeon, Steve 89 80, 86 Beringer, Fred 90 70 Bettinger, Chad 90 70, 76 Bidwell, Elizabeth 90 6, 70 Bierbaum, Betty Fc 48, 52, 57, 60, 112, 116, 121, 148 Biller, Tari 88 113, 125, 146, 161, 166 Bishop, Renee 89 80 Bishop, Stephanie 88 15, 94, 113, 125, 145, 146, 161, 166 Blaine, William 91 62 Blake, Barbara Fc 52, 60, 91, 104, 121, 136, 164 Blaszczyk, Kim 91 62, 92, 140 Blatnik, Frank Fc 48, 57, 60, 94, 112 Blayz, Beth 91 19, 32, 62 Bobak, Kim 88 152, 160, 161 Bobo, Anne 88 19, 27, 106, 125, 146, 149, 159, 160, 161, 165 Boltz, Larry Fc 52, 53, 60 Boltz, Sandra Fc 52, 53, 60 Bonney, Angela 89 91 Border, Dawn 89 80, 125 Border, Michelle 91 8, 62, 91, 92, 94, 104 Bork, Jeff 89 36, 80, 112, 113, 125 Bork, Kristie 90 24, 34, 70 Borsos, Rachel 91 16, 17, 23, 24, 32, 34, 45, 62, 91, 92, 110, 112, 118, 134, 138 Bowman, Seirra Fc 18, 52, 60 Bowser, Jodi 91 6, 62 Boyer, Rachel 91 62, 105, 124 Bradford, Julie 89 80 Brandt, Delbert Fc 48, 52, 60 Brandt, Theresa 88 61, 125, 146 Breeding, Penny 89 43, 59, 80, 105, 124 Breeding, Ron 88 9, 19, 112, 115, 130, 146, 157, 159, 161, 163, 167 Brehmer, Denise Fc 30, 48, 53, 60 Brehmer, Steve Fc 36, 38, 53, 55, 60 Breneman, Jennifer 91 62, 91, 104 Brewster, Kenneth 90 70 Brindle, Kristine 91 10, 11, 14, 62 Brinker, Donna 88 100, 112, 113, 125, 132, 146, 156, 160, 161 Brocious, Shawn 90 76 Brooks, Stacy 90 70 Brown, Keith 91 62, 68, 105, 117, 124, 125 Brown, Mathew 90 76 Brown, Tammy 89 80 Bruno, Amy 91 14, 62 Bruno, Rob 89 26, 27, 61, 80, 91 Bruno, Tom 88 19, 147, 161, 165 Buehrer, Deannie St 51, 55, 58, 60 Buehrer, Matthew 91 62 Buehrer, Tammy 89 1, 43, 80, 117, 124, 140, 175 Burgess, Jennifer 89 80 Burk, Raymond 91 62 Burkart, Holly 91 63, 105, 117, 124, 140 Burrow, Debbie St 51, 58, 60, 112, 116, 121 Butler, Dennis St 49, 56 Butler, Eric 88 3, 16, 17, 20, 23, 27, 111, 112, 119, 134, 135, 136, 137, 147, 149, 160, 161 Butler, Scott 90 36, 37, 71, 130, 133 Butler, Viola Fc 9, 53, 57, 60 Caldwell, Becky St 59 Caldwell, Chad 91 40, 63, 108, 125, 127 Callahan, Alex 71 Callahan, Heidi 88 95, 115, 117, 147, 161, 164 Campbell, Sharlyn 89 SO Campesino, Angel Fc 10, 12, 14, 53, 60 Canziani, Sandra 88 43, 104, 124, 147 Cappelli, Damon 89 12, 80, 130 Carey, Ken 89 15, 80, 108, 109, 133 Carone, Joe Fc 19, 40, 109, 131 Carpenter, James 89 12, 80, 126 Carper, Greg 90 71, 76, 108 Carr, Cindy 71 Carr, Jodi 90 20, 29, 31, 32, 71, 117, 128 Carrick, Matt 88 20, 23, 25, 28, 29, 36, 38, 108, 112, 122, 123, 147, 160, 161, 165, 167 Carter, Joe 91 40, 63, 108, 121 Cass, Mike 88 147 Cervantes, Joe 89 80, 125 Cervantes, Ron 91 65, 67 Chamberlain, Lila 90 22, 23, 34, 35, 71, 95, 112, 118, 125 Chio, Terry 91 63, 104, 136, 137 Chonko, Greg 89 9, 36, 38, 80 Christy, Michael 71 Cintron, Robert Fc 7, 21, 53, 54, 60, 68, 132, 140 Clark, Chris 91 14, 63, 92, 102, 103, 112 Clark, Todd 89 80 Clifton, David 88 147, 161 Coats, Robin 89 80 Coker, Daphne 91 63 Colburn, Doris Vt 59 Cole, Candy 88 80, 161 Cole, Mike 91 68 Coleman, Chris 89 42, 43, 80, 105, 117, 124 Collins, Carol 89 80, 104, 124 Collins, Mike 88 147 Collum, Don 89 SO Collum, Scott 91 125 Conklin, Heather 90 31, 71, 133 Conklin, Scott 88 36, 38, 39, 108, 132, 147, 161 Cook, Marie 89 80 Cooley, Bob 88 96, 112, 147, 156, 160, 161 Cooley, Donny Vt 96 Cooley, Wendy 90 43, 71, 105, 124 Coon, Kerry 90 71, 93, 125 Cote, Laurie 88 128, 129, 147, 161 Cousino, Sue 92 134 Cox, Jane 89 81, 124 Cox, Tracie 91 63 Crockett, Karen 91 14, 63, 105, 106, 124, 140 Croskey, Aaron 91 63 Crouse, Lisa 88 20, 28, 29, 34, 147, 160, 161 Crowe, Tristan 89 12, 81 Crumby, Chad 91 63 Culbreath, Heather 89 81, 87 Culburn, F. W. Vt 59 Culler, Darrin 89 81 Cullum, Scott 91 68 Dalton, Chris 88 16, 17, 27, 95, 106, 111, 112, 114, 115, 147, 156, 160, 161, 175 Dastagir, Guhlam Fc 54, 60 Daudelin, Tiffanie 91 63, 91 Daunhauer, Billy 90 76 David, Greg 71 Davis, Amy 88 85, 147 Davis, Launn 91 63 Dawley, Todd 88 161 Dawson, Dion 90 71, 104 DeGood, Carol Vt 59 DeCood, Laurel 90 14, 42, 71 Deitz, Robert 71 Delaney, Jeff 88 147 Dent, Jason 91 68 Dickson, Lyle Vt 59 Dickson, Melva St 58, 59 Dickson, Pamela 71 Dielman, Ruth Fc 54, 60 Dishong, Mikki 89 81, 125 Dixon, Todd 88 16, 17, 20, 21, 28, 29, 36, 96, 111, 112, 132, 133, 147, 159, 161 Dooley, Mike 91 63 Doren, Dawn 91 43, 63, 105, 112, 124, 125, 140 Doren, Jared 89 8, 14, 17, 43, 45, 79, 81, 105, 106, 107, 111, 112, 114, 117, 124, 136, 137, 139 Doren, Jason 89 81 Doren, Jennifer 88 87, 125, 138, 148, 150, 160, 161, 166 Doren, Karl St 59 Doren, Mary St 59 Dotson, Maronda 88 150, 161 Dowling, Ann 88 86, 150, 161 Doyle, Elizabeth 91 63 170 Drennan, Doyle Vt 59 Drennan, Pam Vt 59 Drocy, Annette 90 71, 105, 124, 141 Duke, Chuck 89 81, 112, 113 Duncan, Ryan 91 63, 91, 117 Duvall, Bridget 89 81 Dziengelewski, Matt 91 68 Eaddy, Helen Vt 59 Eaddy, Wanda 88 157, 161 Eckloff, Brian 91 63 Eitniear, Kenny 88 96, 115, 132, 139, 150, 161 Eitniear, Mike 89 19, 20, 28, 29, 36, 81 Eitniear, Patricia St 59 Eitniear, Tom 90 36, 37, 71, 96, 98 Elton, Amy 90 24, 34, 71, 95 Elton, Brooke 89 81, 104, 112 Embree, Carl 88 104, 160, 161 Entenman, Jon 91 63 Eppenstein, Sona Fc 14, 54, 60 Estes, Kim 88 1, 19, 20, 25, 28, 29, 30, 150, 153, 160, 161, 165, 175, 176 Estes, Shane 91 6, 40, 63, 92, 99 Faber, Rose St 49 Fahrer, Amy 89 81 Farkas, Jill 88 150, 161 Fennell, Tammy 91 68 Fenton, Heather 89 10, 81, 125 Ferner, Jayne Vt 59 Fetter, Matt Fc 54, 60 Fetterman, Connie Fc 54, 60 Fetterman, Matt 89 81, 112, 122, 123 Fick, Greg 88 17, 22, 33, 96, 111, 112, 113, 125, 132, 134, 150, 160, 161, 167 Finfera, Jason 90 36, 71 Fisher, Julie 89 81 Fisher, Rob 91 3, 16, 17, 32, 40, 68, 91, 99, 110, 112, 120, 134, 135 Fisher, Robert Fc 54, 60, 63, 96, 132, 133 Fisher, Tina 91 63 Fisher, Wendy 90 14, 71 Fleck, Amy 89 81 Fletcher, Jim 88 150, 153, 161, 164, 165, 175, 176 Flores, Noel 88 150 Flores, Rachel 88 150, 161 Fodero, John 89 8, 12, 81, 95, 112 Fogle, Gail 90 18, 36, 71 Ford, Tom 89 81, 125 Foster, Jackie 88 161 Fournier, Lori 88 19, 128, 133, 149, 150, 159, 161 Fox, April 90 71 Fox, Steven 91 63 Frank, Andrea 91 63 Franklin, Donna St 59 Franklin, Peggy 89 30, 125 Franklin, Stacy 89 30, 85 Franklin, Wendy 91 63, 125 Freestone, Sharon 90 24, 34, 35, 71 Frosch, Michelle 91 63, 104 Fuller, Tony 91 68 Galvin, Jeremy 91 63, 108, 124 Galvin, Shannon 90 71, 105, 124 Garland, Ken 89 81, 85 Garling, Delores St 59 Carling, Renee 89 30, 81, 101, 133 Garmenn, Dawn 89 10, 11, 81, 113, 125, 132 Garza, Tony 90 71 Gearig, Troy 91 63, 105, 140 Geiser, James 90 76 Gelske, Mike 91 63, 108 Georgia, Jane St 59 Giardini, Phyliss 88 14, 93, 113, 125, 150, 156, 160, 161 Gibbons, Jason 90 42, 43, 71, 105, 124, 125, 140 Giezie, Kim 90 71 Gigax, Michele 89 79, 81, 134 Gillen, Kyle 89 81 Gilsdorf, Robbie 90 36, 38, 71, 108, 125 Gladieux, Aaron 91 40, 63, 90, 99, 108 Gladieux, Allan 91 40, 68 Gladieux, Sean 89 36, 37, 38, 82, 96, 98, 112, 125, 127, 132, 134 Goin, Janice 90 71 Gombash, Jim St 59 Goodson, Chris 90 12, 13, 57, 71 Gorringe, Wayne Fc 54, 55, 60, 99, 112 Grabarczyk, Bob St 51 Grabarczyk, Dan 91 39, 40, 64, 92, 108, 112 Grabarczyk, Danny 91 66 Grabarczyk, Nicole 90 70, 72, 105, 124 Grabarczyk, Tony 90 36, 72, 76, 108 Greaig, Troy 91 124 Green, Kelly 90 10, 11, 72, 104, 125, 132 Green, Mike Fc 54, 60 Gregg, Michelle 90 72 Gregory, Jill 90 72, 95, 104 Griewahn, Sean 90 72 Griffin, Tammy 89 82, 104, 117, 120 Grimm, Todd 91 64 Grohowski, Barbara St 59 Gunther, Margret 90 72, 124 Gwinn, Jenny 91 43, 64, 124, 134, 140 Hackler, Heather Vt 59 Hagar, Scott 89 36, 82 Hahn, Beth 88 114, 117, 150, 161, 164 Hall, Adam 89 82, 125 Hall, Jason 91 62, 64, 108, 121 Hall, Lynn Fc 55, 58, 106, 114 Hall, Michael 88 36, 150 Hall, Mike 88 36, 114, 150, 160, 161 Hall, Paula 90 72 Haller, Carolyn 91 27, 31, 32, 64, 100, 102, 103, 117 Haller, Chris 90 42, 43, 72, 105, 106, 124, 140 Haller, Dan 88 21, 36, 94, 112, 125, 150, 159, 161 Hallett, Gary 89 82, 96, 98, 112, 112, 112 Hallett, Julie 64, 68 Hallett, Steve 89 12, 82 Hallett, Walt 88 12, 13, 126, 127, 150, 160, 161, 166 Hamill, Pat 89 185, 08, 133 Hamlet, Timothy 88 151 Hampton, Corey 90 76 Hankinson, Leroy 89 82 Hansbarger, Bettejo Fc 17, 55, 60, 100, 112, 133 Hansbarger, David Fc 21, 36, 38, 55, 60, 68, 132 Hansbarger, Tom 88 20, 21, 22, 28, 29, 36, 96, 112, 113, 125, 126, 132, 133, 151, 160, 162 Hardy, Amy 89 82, 106, 107, 112, 136, 137 Hardy, Jack 88 151, 162 Harp, Becky 92 134 Harp, Deena Vt 59 Harshbarger, Jesse 89 85 Hartranft, Chris 89 85, 125 Haselman, Scott 88 96, 97, 112, 125, 126, 132, 133, 151, 160, 162 Hassen, Heather 89 82 Hawkins, Heather 90 24, 72, 113, 124 Hayes, Chris 89 9, 12, 13, 15, 82, 111, 112, 125, 126, 132, 133 Hazelman, Linda St 59 Hazlett, Carol St 59 Heidt, Jeremy 91 18, 72, 105, 141 Heilmann, Nicole 91 31, 43, 64, 100, 101, 124, 125, 140 Heilmann, Tammy 89 17, 30, 42, 45, 79, 82, 105, 111, 112, 124, 125, 132, 134, 135, 140 Henricks, Angela 89 27, 82 Herod, Kella 89 82, 114 Herrick, Amanda 89 82 Hill, Chris 90 72, 104, 125 Hillebrand, Lisa 88 151, 162 Hintz, Chris 90 76 Hofner, Kenneth 90 72 Holdeman, Bonnie St 59 Holdeman, Debbie 89 82 Holdeman, Denise 88 8, 151 Holden, Dan Fc 44, 47, 48, 54, 55, 60 Holtz, Matt 88 125, 151, 162 Hopkins, Peter 90 45, 72, 105, 106, 107, 114, 124 Horner, Vickie 89 125, 162 Hovey, Richard 91 68 Hovey, Robert 89 82 Howard, Amy 91 14, 64, 90, 102 Howard, Carious 90 72 Howard, Don 89 85 Howard, Shawn 89 82 Husted, Van 89 82, 104 Husted, Vince 89 14, 82, 104, 139 Ignasiak, Jessica 91 64, 90 Ingram, Joshua 91 68 Jackson, Pamela 90 72 Jason, Carol St 59 Jeffries, Mike 90 72 Jeffries, Ron 89 85 Jewell, Kirk 88 15, 19, 151, 160, 162, 163 Johnson, Kim 89 82 Jones, Sonnie 90 72, 104 Juhasz, Micheal 91 64, 65 Kahl, Joe Fc 53, 56, 60 Kahtamiak, Aaron 91 64 Kameron, Shannon 89 82 Kanzenbach, Robert 91 64, 125 Karamol, Dan 89 36, 37, 38, 82, 108, 109, 112, 112, 120 Karnowski, Tom 90 72, 108 Kasten, Brady 90 72 Keefer, Todd 90 36, 72, 76, 125 Keener, Candy Fc 44, 56, 60 Keener, Kelli 91 24, 34, 44, 64, 90 Keener, Steve 88 20, 22, 28, 29, 36, 96, 97, 112, 125, 138, 151, 157, 160, 162, 163 Keil, Shannon 90 6, 72, 125 Keller, Craig 90 72, 108, 109 Keller, Dawn 91 31, 44, 64, 90 Keller, Mike 88 151 Kilgour, Rich 88 151, 162 Klare, Pamela Fc 56, 60134, 136 171 Kleck, Kelly 89 34, 82, 104, 111 Klein, Bruce St 58 Klumm, Dawn 88 82, 95 Klumm, Ron 89 76, 85 Kocinski, David 91 64 Kocsis, Alice Vt 59 Kocsis, Kelly 91 64 Kocsis, Ken Vt 59 Koepfer, Randy 90 33, 72 Kolbie, Jamie 91 64, 90 Kolbie, Tracie 88 27, 160 Kolodziejezyk, Betty St 59 Komer, Dawn 88 100, 112, 151, 157, 162 Kosier, Mark 91 64, 104, 106, 121 Rosier, Scott 90 36, 37, 72, 98 Kozinski, David 91 125 Krout, Dagne 89 14, 83, 106, 125, 136 Kudzia, Ryan 91 40, 64, 99 Kurth, Angie 88 87, 162 Kurth, Dorothy St 59 Langhals, David Fc 56, 60 Langwell, Cindy 90 76 Langwell, Jack 89 85 Laycock, Douglas 91 64 Layman, Carol Vt 59 Layman, Lynette 89 83 Layton, Johnnie Lynn 91 68 Lee, Ian 91 64, 105, 117, 124, 134, 136, 137 Lee, Leasa 88 19, 23, 90, 95, 113, 117, 125, 148, 151, 162, 166 Lee, Lisa 91 64, 104 Lee, Michael 91 64 Leggio, Jennifer 91 64, 90 Lengemann, Linda Vt 59 Lengemann, Mike Vt 59 Lengemann, Susan 88 15, 22, 23, 95, 116, 125, 151, 162 Leslie, Diane 90 72, 116 Leslie, Steve 88 116, 151, 152, 162 Lewallen, Randy 90 3, 16, 17, 32, 33, 45, 72, 76, 110, 112, 134, 135 Lewallen, Sharon Vt 59 Lewis, Chad 91 62, 64 Linnenkugel, Mike 88 93, 115, 116, 151, 152, 162 Lipinski, Crystal 89 83 Logan, Joshua 91 136, 137 Long, Frank 90 72 Long, Wilbur 91 64 Ludwig, Gary Fc 36, 56, 60, 90, 112, 121 Ludwig, Mike 90 36, 72, 108 Mackay, Kelly 89 83 Mann, Burton Fc 56, 60 Mann, Christopher 90 33, 72 Marks, Daisy 91 9, 64 Martin, Paul 88 19, 154, 157, 160, 162 Martin, Zak 90 20, 24, 29, 36, 38, 73, 110, 125, 133 Martinez, Rick 89 83 Mason, Hope 90 73, 104, 117, 122, 123 Mason, Jeannette 88 125, 154, 162 Mason, Michelle 90 76 Massey, Bill 91 68 McClure, Beryl St 48, 58, 59 McClure, Bill St 49, 51, 58 McClure, Mike Fc 56, 60, 130, 131 McDonald, Michelle 88 154, 162 McGee, Fran St 59 McKay, Matt 88 105, 106, 124, 154, 162, 164 McLafferty, Kathy 90 76, 125 McLellan, Billie Vt 59 McQuade, Gloria Fc 56, 60 McQuade, Shannon 89 30, 83, 95, 100, 101, 112, 113, 125, 133 Metzger, Jim 88 19, 108, 133, 162 Meyers, Anthony 91 64 Meyers, Darren 89 83 Mielczarek, Dana 90 31, 73, 102, 125 Miller, April 89 33, 83, 100, 132, 133 Miller, Gerry Vt 96 Miller, Lisa 90 73 Miller, Margaret St 59 Miller, Terry 88 36, 138, 154, 160, 162 Mitchem, Michelle 91 64, 105, 124 Moffett, Ronnie 90 19, 73, 94, 95, 125 Mohr, Ryan 90 73 Mollencopf, Elaine Fc 44, 52, 57, 60, 114 Moore, Carolyn Vt 59 Moore, Gary 90 33, 73, 105, 117, 124 Moore, Kelly 88 27, 106, 154, 160, 162, 164 Moore, Ryan 90 36 Moore, Sue 89 15, 29, 83, 95 Morgan, Deanna 90 70, 73, 105, 124, 140 Morris, Phillip 90 36, 73, 98 Mossing, Eric 88 154, 163 Mossing, Joan Fc 57, 60 Mugg, Jennifer 91 17, 31, 32, 45, 64, 91, 102, 103, 104, 110, 112, 117, 134 Murphy, Christine 91 65 Murphy, John 91 40, 65, 108 Myers, Glen 89 85, 125 Myers, Rose St 59 Nagy, Becky 90 14, 73, 105, 117, 124, 136, 137 Nearhood, Charles 91 65 Nearhood, Michelle 90 73 Nelson, Andrew 91 14, 43, 65, 105, 112, 124, 125 Nelson, Missy 88 19, 20, 28, 29, 112, 115, 116, 138, 152, 154, 156, 160, 162 Newman, Marlene 91 65 Nijakowski, Rick 91 43, 65, 66, 105, 124 Nijakowski, Tim 90 43, 73, 105, 124 Nijakowski, Vickey 89 21, 83, 105, 124 , Nixon, Dan 90 23, 36, 73, 96, 98 Nixon, Dave 88 22, 23, 36, 38, 154, 162, 163 Norton, Todd 91 65 Nowak, Lisa 90 73, 74, 100, 102, 103 Nowakowski, Laurie 91 65 Oberheim, Joe 89 12, 73, 93 Oberheim, Todd 91 65 Ogden, Lori 88 154, 162 Onweller, Minnie St 59 Page, Stephanie 88 21, 43, 125, 154, 162, 164 Patchin, Robert 89 83 Patton, Sandy 88 20, 28, 29, 34, 35, 154, 160, 162 Patton, Theresa 89 83, 116 Paul, Jodee 90 17, 42, 43, 45, 70, 74, 105, 110, 112, 124, 134, 135, 140 Paul, Melanie 91 65, 104 Pavlov, Theresa 90 74, 104 Peggy, Franklin 89 81 Perdew, Robert 89 83 Pettis, Mike 89 83 Pfaff, Linda 90 24, 34, 74, 129, 134 Pfann, Becky St 59 Phillips, Kim 90 74, 124 Phillips, Shannon 89 83, 87 Phillips, William 90 74 Phipps, Anna 89 83, 105, 106, 107, 112, 114, 124 Piasecki, Rob 90 74, 95, 98 Pilaczynski, Tony 89 83 Pinkleman, Victor 90 26, 65, 108 Pitzen, Amy 91 65 Plageman, Amy 90 14, 74 Plotner, Brenden 89 83 Plotner, Jackie 91 34, 65 Plotner, Jean St 49 Plotner, Linda 90 19, 74 Poca, Bill 91 33, 65, 108 Poca, Sue Vt 59 Prall, Sheri 91 65, 74, 117, 125 Price, B.J. 88 154, 162 Puder, Hope 90 74, 102, 103, 112 Purdy, Jennifer 88 19, 30, 44, 115, 116, 149, 154, 160, 162 Purser, Nicole 91 23, 24, 27, 34, 35, 65, 120 Queen, Amy 91 14, 27, 31, 65 Ragless, Mike 91 74, 105, 106, 124, 136, 141 Raker, Matt 88 33, 132, 154, 162 Ramer, Nancy St 51, 56 Ramey, Cheryl 88 104 Randolph, Kim 88 19, 26, 112, 114, 125, 149, 154, 162 Randolph, Todd 91 65, 68 Rathbum, Betty St 59 Read, Mike Fc 31 Recknagel, Tedd 91 40, 65, 108 Redd, Mike Fc 102 Reiger, Steve 90 42 Reining, Amy 89 83 Renner, Janet Vt 59 Reuter, Sara Vt 59 Reynolds, Lisa 91 65 Rhodes, Brandon 91 66, 108 Rhodes, Byron 91 40, 66, 108 Rhodes, Jeanne 89 83 Rhodes, Neal 88 155, 156, 162 Rhodes, Tim 91 63, 125 Riches, Bert St 51 Ridge, Sean 91 66, 105, 108, 124, 125 Ridgeway, Harold Fc 57, 60, 85 Rieger, Steve 90 43, 74, 105, 124 Rieneckert, Barb St 49 Ritter, Chad 88 24, 42, 43, 105, 106, 107, 112, 114, 124, 140, 155, 156, 162 Ritter, Krista 91 66, 102, 103, 125 Rizzi, Marie 90 74, 104 Robarge, Rebecca 91 66 Robarge, Shawn 91 66, 105, 117, 124 Robarge, Sheryl 91 7, 66, 105, 112, 117, 124, 140 Robinson, Kathi 89 83, 85, 94 Robinson, Shelly 90 74 Robinson, Wayne 91 40, 66, 108 Robinson, Wyla 89 3, 20, 28, 29, 30, 31, 52, 53, 83, 95, 100, 132, 163 Rominski, Chris 91 66, 99, 112, 112, 112 Rominski, Jeff 89 4, 33, 85 Ross, Michelle 90 74 Ross, Tracy 89 83, 117 Roth, Mary 91 66 172 Ruiz, Manny 91 68, 125 Sahloff, Eric 88 96, 112, 120, 125, 133, 155, 157, 162 Sampsel, Carrie 89 3, 30, 31, 83, 100, 112, 113, 125, 132, 133, 163 Sautter, Bruce 91 66 Schlade, Janine 88 20, 27, 28, 29, 58, 106, 107, 112, 115, 116, 155, 160, 162, 163 Schlade, Josh 91 40, 43, 45, 66, 105, 106, 107, 124 Schmidt, Eric 88 160, 162 Schmidt, Greg 92 134 Schmidt, Joann 89 32, 84, 117, 125 Schmidt, Shane 90 8, 16, 17, 25, 75, 110, 112, 134, 135 Schmitz, Steve 88 108, 148, 155, 160, 162 Schutte, Thomas Fc 57 Seeman, Anggie 91 68, 100, 102 Seeman, Chris 90 36, 75 Seeman, Tim 90 108 Seigneur, Greg 90 12, 75, 105, 124 Sekiya, Reka 88 104, 155, 166 Serratos, Henry 90 84, 126 Serratos, Mike 90 36, 75, 108 Setty, Tammy 91 66 Sexton, Kelly 88 125, 162 Sharpies, Dorthea Fc 52, 60, 93 Shaver, Gary 90 75 Shelley, Lyn 90 70, 75 Shelly, Joyce St 59 Shidler, Eric 90 76, 124 Shipman, Rich 89 84 Shirey, Annette 88 155, 162 Shirkey, Steve 89 87 Shonebarger, Janna 88 105, 124, 125, 155, 162 Shreves, Chris 88 27, 108, 155, 162, 167 Shreves, Jennifer 91 66 Shreves, Jenny 91 31, 66, 102, 103, 117, 124 Shreves, Judith St 59 Shultz, John J. Fc 1, 3, 17, 53, 58, 60, 68, 90, 112, 120, 134, 135, 136 Sigafoose, Jim 89 36, 84, 125, 127 Silveous, Annette 90 74, 75 Silveous, Kim 89 84 Silveous, Troy 90 36, 75, 90, 104 Simon, Patty 90 75, 104 Skiver, Angela 91 66 Skiver, Lisa 88 15, 116, 125, 155, 162, 164 Slaninka, Julia 89 42, 43, 84, 105, 113, 124, 141 Slawinski, Kenny St 51 Smith, David 91 2, 40, 62, 66, 108, 113 Smith, Gregory J. Fc 50, 58, 60, 135, 163, 166 Smith, Jonathan 91 68 Smith, Kevin 91 67 Smith, Lisa 88 155, 162 Smith, Mary St 59 Smith, Ryan 91 66, 117 Snow, Dawn 88 75, 104 Snyder, Christie 88 43, 104, 122, 123, 124, 125, 155, 162, 164, 166, 175, 176 Snyder, Sharon Vt 59 Spade, Shawna 88 19, 152, 155, 160, 162 Stange, Candy 90 76 Steiger, Lori 88 10, 23, 84, 104, 118, 132, 138, 163 Steusloff, Anne Vt 59 Steusloff, Tom 91 40, 66, 108, 112 Stevenson, Jennifer 91 10, 11, 66, 128 Stevenson, Suzanne 89 10, 11, 84, 93, 112, 113, 125, 132, 133 Stinson, Bobby 91 24, 29, 40, 66, 99, 117, 125 Stinson, Casey 91 100, 101, 128, 133 Stinson, Cassandra 91 17, 31, 67, 68, 91, 100, 101, 110, 112, 125, 128, 133 Stinson, Shannon 89 84 Storeholder, Scott 89 84 Stout, Richard 90 36, 75 Strezinski, Kevin 91 6, 67 Stroble, Thad 89 84 Studer, Cory 90 75, 95 Stultz, Tim 90 75, 113 Sturm, Kenneth 91 67 Sturm, Tom 88 27, 155, 156, 163 Sturt, Todd 88 12, 15, 113, 125, 126, 155 Sturtevant, Scott 88 36, 113, 125, 155, 162, 163 Symington, Larry 89 84 Szymanski, Rob 90 73, 75, 125 Szymkowsiak, Heather 92 134 Taft, Tracy 88 125, 158 Tardinakis, Matt 89 84 Taylor, Christine 89 84 Taylor, Jeff 89 36, 84 Taylor, Karen St 59 Taylor, Kelly 88 20, 28, 29, 30, 79, 84, 104, 122, 123, 163 Teague, George Fc 58, 60 Tedrow, Adam 91 67, 108, 124 Tedrow, Ted 91 105 Tefft, Rhonda 90 76 Terry, John 90 75 Terry, Mark 91 67 Thatcher, Gerri 89 84 Thatcher, Tamarah 90 75 Thomas, Chad 89 85, 92 Thomas, Lisa 90 75, 125 Thomas, Michelle 88 15, 26, 114, 125, 149, 158, 162 Thompson, Jeremia 89 84, 113, 125 Thompson, Kim 89 84, 114 Thompson, Luke 91 67 Thompson, William 90 75 Timpe, Joyce St 59 Toeppe, Joe 90 75, 106, 114, 136, 137 Topel, Angela 89 84, 106, 117 Torres, Marisa 89 84, 91, 104 Tulk, Stephanie 90 19, 75, 117 Ueberroth, Brian 91 43, 67, 124 Ulrich, Jeff 88 19, 27, 126, 158, 162 Urban, Anthony 91 67 VanArsdalen, Cameron Fc 50, 56, 58, 60, 166 Vance, Anthony 91 67 Vance, Collette 88 22, 158, 162 Vance, Tony 91 33 VanDeilen, Steve 89 85 Vanetten, Mickey 91 68 Vivian, Roy e Fc 49, 132 VonSeggern, Cari 90 31, 75, 100, 103, 129 Wade, Travis 91 40, 67, 108 Wagener, Allan 88 15, 19, 29, 108, 113, 115, 125, 158, 162, 163, 164 Wagner, Kurt 91 12, 13, 22, 67, 91, 110, 125, 132 Waite, Jim 91 68 Walbolt, Gwen 88 125, 158, 162 Walborn, Troy 89 28, 29, 36, 79, 84, 85, 108, 112, 133, 138 Walker, Debbie 90 43, 75, 124, 105 Wallace, Deanna 88 19, 113, 114, 149, 158, 160, 162 Wallace, Paul 89 84 Walters, Eaddy St 59 Walters, Michelle 88 158, 162 Walters, Shannon 90 75 Wanless, Larry 89 84 Warner, Gertrude St 59 Wcislek, Alan 91 67, 68 Weaver, Mike 91 43, 67, 105, 124 Weber, Keith 89 85 Weber, Kevin 90 18, 75 Webster, Aimee 90 75 Webster, Lisa 91 67 Weigel, Heidi 88 15, 22, 158, 160, 162 Weigel, Kent St 51 Weigel, Sabonna 91 67 Weitzel, Oliver 90 75 Wendel, Ryan 91 47, 67 Wenig, Stephanie 91 14, 31, 67 West, Christina 90 75 Wetzez, Chuck 89 85 Whetsel, Dan 91 68 Whitman, Robert 90 36, 75 Whitmore, Elizabeth 90 14, 75 Whitmore, Jon 88 14, 93, 112, 114, 116, 125, 158, 160, 163, 164 Wielinski, Matt 91 43, 67, 105, 124 Wielinski, Slade 90 33, 75 Wiles, Mike 91 67, 68 Williams, Carrie 89 16, 17, 26, 43, 45, 79, 85, 111, 112, 134, 140 Williams, Sandy 91 67, 105, 125 Williamson, Mary 90 76, 113, 117 Willliams, Carry 89 124 Wilson, David 91 67 Wilson, Jason 90 76 Wilson, Pete 89 27, 85, 130 Wilson, Steve 89 85 Winkler, Scott 90 18, 76, 117 Winterfeld, JoAnn St 59 Winterfeld, Wally 88 86 Winters, Jeffrey 90 76 Wise, Sandy 91 85, 86, 124 Wolf, Jeremy 91 40, 67, 99 Wolf, Marshall 88 26, 27, 85, 96, 133 Wolfrom, Tom 88 158 Wood, Chris St 49 Wood, Kelly 89 14, 24, 85, 95, 105, 112, 114, 124, 125, 141 Woods, Steve 88 76, 158, 163 Wyrembek, Amy 91 67 Yoder, Marcy 88 87, 158, 163 Young, Jennifer 91 67 Yunker, Paul St 36 Yunker, Todd 88 3, 8, 15, 17, 24, 111, 112, 119, 135, 148, 158, 159, 160, 163 Yunker, Tracy 91 67, 90 Zeintek, Billy 89 85 Zeller, Henry 91 67, 92, 104 Zeller, Jcnni'pO 43, 76, 105, 124, 140 Zeller, Michelle 88 163 Zeller, Tom 91 67, 91, 104, 108 Zitzman, Nikki 90 76, 116 Zitzman, Tony 88 158, 163 Zwahlen, Heath 88 105, 124, 157, 163, 164 173 Pioneer Staff (l-r, t-b) Editor Tammy Buchrer watches her staff get their job done as she types copy on the computer. 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