West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1984 volume:

Piratan '84 3 Friends 4 Piratan '84 6 Piratan '84 Piratan '84 7 Piratan 84 11 Dream Today; Live Tomorrow The 1983 Homecoming Court — Grand Marshall Wendell Melton; Queen Mary Walker; King Jeff Michael; Seniors: Kathy Mahorney and Pat Przyborowski; LeAnn Pilcher and Tim Clark. Cindy Barhorst and Steve Mott. Lora Dougherty and Jeff Fearn-, Juniors: Velvet Kokot and Tim Sizer, Karen Walker and Fred Harris. Sue Purnell and Mike Legate; Sophomores: Carol Johnson and Bill Palcic, Clarie Mayc and Scott Satterthwaite. Stephanie Mullins and Phil Johns. 4 Homecoming Dream A New Tomorrow Homecoming was a week filled with spirit, laughter, dancing, and victory. It started with the students showing their spirit throughout spirit week. Monday was Toga Day Tuesday was Beach Day Wednesday there was no school) Thursday was Servant Day and Friday was Red-and-Black Day. Saturday morning the parade took off with many groups of people showing spirit and enthusiasm for homecoming. The first place float went to the seniors. Before the game started. King Jeff Michael and Queen Mary Walker were crowned and the court was announced. The West Carrollton Pirates clipped the Middletown Fenwick’s wings. 21-10. The night ended with an exciting and fun dance, Dream a New Tomorrow. 6 Homecoming 1 West Carrollton High School it HOMECOMING 83 £ PARADE 10 AM GAME I 30 DANCE 8 WELCOME GRADS 7 I — Jeff and Mary rejoice over their senior royal dreams. 2 — The sign tells it all! 3 — David Patton cheers crazy during spirit week. 4 — Clarie and Scott in a romantic dance. 5 — Steve participates in making Homecoming a success! 6 — Electrified Pride! 7 — Joe Vest waits patiently to perform. 8 Brett congratu lates Cindy with a flower. 9 — Tracy is looking through the eyes of love. 10 — Jamie rushes for more yardage. II — Sitting this one out? October 8 17 Seniors Prevail; Underclass Crushed On November I. 1983, the seniors took over the field defeating the underclassmen in the annual Powder Puff football game, 18-6. Since its sophomore year, the class of '84 has been victorious. Being seniors this year made no difference. They still came through with a win. Sheryl Brown, Julie Mays, and Paula Hochwalt scored touchdowns for the seniors. Kim Alexander made two interceptions while Cindy Barhorst had two quarterback sacks. Robin Miko recovered an underclassmen fumble. Michelle Link made the only touchdown for the losing cause (underclassmen). For you, maybe next year. IS Powder Puff I — Which way do I go! Which way do I go! 2 — What ’ya chewin’ on. Sue? 3 — Paul points out a fine point of the game. 4 — All right, down to business. 5 — I’ll cover ya.” 6 — It’s enough to give you hives. 7 — Where'd you get those eyes? 8 — Biting's against the rulesl 9 — Girlsl Girls! Girls! 10— Who — me? II — Lisa checks out the action. 12 — I feel pretty! 13 — Dena swats and Julie catches a fly. 14 — What's the deal?! November 1 19 Senior Night took place November 4. The night belonged to the seniors for it was their chance to say good-bye. The football team captured the MML title by defeating the Lebanon Warriors, 13-0. The Color Guard saluted with Georgia ' as their last farewell. Sing, Sing, Sing highlighted the Carroll-tones in their final spotlight. The senior band members were honored with What I Did For Love. This special night brought about the seniors ONE FINAL PERFORMANCE. 20 Senior Night I — Lora expresses the mood of senior night during halftime. 2 — Janet Friedmann recalls the good times in the Color Guard. 3 — Now's the time hand off or take it alone Tim looks for an opening. 4 — Lisa shows the brighter side of senior night. 5 The crowd stands in honor of the seniors. 6 — Curt stands alongside his proud parents before his last game. 7 — Joe is overwhelmed by senior night. 8 The final moments of the performance brings a sorrowful tear to Karen's eyes. 9 — Fired up to scalp the Warriors! K) — The senior cheerleaders in their final spotlight. II Marsha reflects on the past. Q — The Carrolltone officers smile proudly during One Final Performance.” November 4 2 The annual fall play, The Importance of Being Earnest , was performed on November 18 and 19, at C.F. Holliday Elementary School, and the production was directed by David White. The performance received rave reviews from theatre goers. This drama-comedy focuses on late nineteenth century society and is built on a pun, and the plot turns on a misunderstanding over the name Earnest. The author of the play was Oscar Wilde. The cast included: Algernon Moncrieff ..........Bill Barber Lady Bracknell ...............Karen Snell Gwendolen Fairfax ...........Angie Smith Jack Worthing................Tim Girdner Cecily Cardew..........Christine D. Ripley Miss Laetitia Prism .......Susan Roberts Reverend Chasuble ...........Michael Rose Director.....................David White Student Director ..........David Howard 22 Fall Play I — Will the real Earnest please stand up? 2 — Tim and Angie stare passionately into each other’s eyes. 3 — Tea time! 4 — Cecily. I am surprised at you! 5 — Mike speaks words of wisdom. 6 — Dinner is served! 7 — Bill hams it up in the spotlight. 8 — David White, director. 9 — Karen takes a role in high society. 10 — Love at first sight! II — Laetitia!” Fredrick! At Last! 12 — Susan absorbs interesting information. 13 — You mean I'm the real Earnest?! November 18-19 23 A Moment Shared Say the word Valentine’s Day and what conies to mind? A day of romance. A day to send flowers and candy of your boyfriend or girlfriend. A day to show friends and family how much you care. Well, this year, to West Carrollton High School students and faculty members, Valentine's Day meant all of these things plus something more. On February 4, 1984, at 8 p.m., the high school cafeteria came to life with music and dance as the NHS Senior Council sponsored Valentine’s Dance began. This dance, unlike Homecoming or Prom, was more casual and added a new kind of twist. Being a turnabout, it became the perfect chance for every girl to ask the man of her dreams” out to dinner and then on to the dance and most of the girls jumped at this chance. Although getting close” was one of the main ideas behind the dance, music for fast dancing was the more popular choice. The evening was a great success and hopefully this tradition will continue. 24 Valentine's Dance I — Peggy and David share an intimate moment. 2 Tonya decided to bring her pet rabbit. Darren, with her. 3 Simple yet sincere. 4 Joey dances with his heart's desire. 5 — Rob shows Kym how to get-down”! 6 — Tom and Joani share a laugh. 7 — Put that daisy back. Denise!” S — Aren't I cute? 9 — Concentration's the name of the game. Phil. 10 — Penny for your thoughts. Mike. II — But Gary, this is a slow dance! said Karen. Q A moment of tenderness for Velvet and Scott. 13 Looks like you’re in heaven. Deanna. 14 — Just a lot of guy talk between Mark. Tim. and Chris. February 4 25 March I, 2 and 3. Mr. Floyd Lowman directed the show, while his wife, Mrs. Sharon Lowman, directed the music. The student director of the show was Beth Campbell. Mr. Brent Wilson, orchestra director, Ms. Lori Feverston, choreographer. and Mr. David Taylor, crew director, finished the production staff. The cast and crew spent many hours of hard work to put on an excellent show. Congratulations to the cast and crew for a great jobl 26 Musical I — Kenny reads his way to success. 2 — The entire company on stage. 3 — Rob cleans up his act. 4 — And she’s thinkin' . . ” 5 — Darren shows the softer side of his character. 6 — Is it time for a coffee break yet?” 7 — Workin’ 9 to 5. 8 — Do we have to discuss this again? 9 — Mr. Lowman gives his director’s notes. K) — Getting ready for the night life. II — Grrrr-ound hog! 12 — 34-24-36.13 — Tina’s moving in for the kill. 14 — Frump's the name. Bud Frump. F-R-U-M-P.” 15 — Mr. Bratt checks his agenda for the day. 16 — Did he just say what I think he said?” 17 — Hedy expresses her gratitude towards J.B. 18 — The Pit. March 1-3 27 That delightful and unforgettable evening, that's just like a dream to me”, was held on Saturday, May 5. The West Carrollton Junior-Senior Prom was hosted here in the school’s gym. Music was provided by the Music Man. With the help of dedicated students, the gym was transformed into an exquisite ballroom. The theme for the 1984 Prom was Always and Forever.” Capri Lanes was the site of afterprom. The evening was special because of the Magic that you made.” 28 Prom I _ Eye to eye contact. 2 — What are you looking at Pat ? 3 — Darren on the prowl. 4 — As pretty as a daisy. 5 Dancing the night away. 6 Boogie down John! 7 — Peek-a-Boo. 8 — Now that is what you call FUN”. 9 — Smile pretty. 10 — Another Thriller”! II — An unfor gettable evening. 12 — Jeff and CA sharing the night together. 13 Mary’s dedication is greatly appreciated. 14 — Stars of the night. 15 — Cutest Couple”. 16 — Having fun on a special evening. May 5 29 The National Honor Society presented its annual induction assembly on Tuesday morning. May 1.1984. The assembly included appearances by Lloyd Flowman. Boy George, and the cast from Unreal People” — Hop, Skip, and Jump. There were eleven seniors inducted in NHS this year. Three of the eleven were foreign exchange students — Jorg Beckman. Grace Blanco, and Manuel Padron. Twenty six |uniors also joined the I984-8S National Honor Society. 30 NHS Unreal People I — Mike Rose exposes his true self! 3 — Lisa joins the crowd. 3 Marietta Langlois makes her way down. 4 Sam McKendree. the first gangster in NHS. 5 — The new National Honor Society members wait their turn next year. 6 — Doug Burch models the latest NHS fashions. 7 Watch out Boy George, here are Joe Vest and Rick Sorg! S Janet Jump” Friedmann hosts the Unreal People Show. 9 Doctor Baker pre scribes two new NHS members before bedtime. 10 Now that's what I call working NHS members. II Rachael Richter finally passes her ACT. Q Anne Fugate and Mike Rose battle it out in balloons. 13 Doug tries the new 16-inch beef stick. 14 Lloyd Flow-man arrives in style. May 1 31 The day was May 7, 1984. An important day in history for West Carrollton Senior High as Student Council officers for next year were chosen. The competition was tough, with 13 people running for a senior senator position, but the race was fair and the representatives chosen will surely do an excellent job next year. The following is a list of next year’s Student Council officers. Student Body President...................Cort Eiken Senior Class President...................Tim Przyborowski Vice-president..........................Chris Kelley Secretary .......................Velvet Kokot Treasurer...........................Joe Vest Senators Teri Barhorst, Tracy Holmes. Steve Love. Tom Mann Junior Class President ......................Lisa Johnson Vice-president Paige Benson Secretary........................Anna Foust Treasurer .......................Ann Bashore Senators Brad Flynn. Claire Mays, Susan Slade. Jeff Thompson Sophomore Class President .......................Dee Brown Vice-president...............Rachel Campbell Secretary ......................Bob Stauffer Treasurer......................Janene Burns Senators Peter Eiken. Dynel Hansen. Jeff Slovak, Greg Wolf 32 Elections I I — excuse me. Mr. President. 2 — Paige Promises more Pirate Pride. 3 — Jeff campaigns as best dressed senator. 4 Remember, you have to live with your decision! 5 — Steve and Mr. Maus discuss the possible candidates. 6 — A motley looking crew. 7 Teri stresses the importance of being responsible. 8 — Anna smiles her way to success. 9 — Slade Slides into office with Style, three times fast. K) Tim’s once, twice, three times a president. II Rachael vows to make 1985 the best year yet. 12 — Today Senior Class Secretary; tomorrow Secretary of State. 13 — Tom’s his name-, comedy’s his game. 14 Brenda doesn’t take any baloney from the crowd. May 7 33 The first step of Graduation, the Honors Assembly, was held on May 30, 1984. Many awards recognized seniors. Overall, $500,000 in scholarships were presented to West Carrollton students. This amount surpassed any other graduating class of West Carrollton. Towards the end of the assembly, Steve Mott passed the gavel over to Cort Eiken and Jeff Michael presented the sword to the new senior class president, Tim Przyborowski. Mr. Pond then promoted the classes to end the traditional assembly. 34 Honors Assembly I — Now we’re one step closer to our big day!” 2 — Making last minute adjustments. 3 — Manuel reflects on his past year of new experiences. 4 Mark receives congratulations from Mr. Gehron. 5 — Mr. Pond remarks on the job well done by Piratan. 6 — Jeff presents Mary Walker the Dayton Daily News Annual Arcade Paint-On award for first place. 7 — Mike Rose accepts his appointment to the Naval Academy. 8 — The pride shows in Cort’s face as Steve turns the gavel over to him. 9 — A friendly hug to show appreciation. 10 — Angie and Dave present Pat the award for Best Actor. II — Receiving the award for Outstanding Girl Athlete is Charlene Bothe. 12 — The Masters of Ceremonies. Steve Mott and Jeff Michael. 13 Are you sure my cap is on straight?” 14 — Getting ready for the first step. 15 Grace thanks everyone for making her year so enjoyable. 16 The newly promoted Seniors making their way across the gym. May 30 35 Baccalaureate was held on Sunday, June 3, here at the high school gym. Rev. Walter Fohs of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church delivered the sermon to the seniors. The invocation was presented by Cindy Bar-horsti following her was Sheryl Brown with the Benediction. Now the Class of '84 was blessed and on their way. 36 Baccalaureate Silent Moments I — Words of wisdom 2 The invocation being delivered by Cindy. 3 — Larry listens to words of wisdom. 4 — On time girls?” 5 Here we go again. 6 — White collar boys. 7 Hey Darren. Whateha looking at? 8 — Sheryl recites the final prayer for the Class of '84.9 — Let’s get on with it. 10—Left Right II — Hey. that’s a camera!” 12 I can’t believe it’s over.” 13 — Graduating Senior. June 3 37 Go Not Yet Away Go not yet away from us. A noontide have you been in our twilight, and your youth has given us dreams to dream ... Let not the waves of the sea separate us now, and the years you have spent in our midst become a memory. — The Prophet 38 Graduation I — Pat realizes that Graduation is now a reality. 2 — Joan gives the opening blessing. 3 — Steve reflects on the last three years. 4. — The Senior Vocal Ensemble sings for one last time. 5 — Susan plays a piano solo. 6 — Jeff is on his way to a great future. 7 — Class members relax on this emotional evening. 8 — Tina encourages her classmates to keep the show going. 9 — Pat tells how the little things in life matter the most. K) — Dr. Vance Ramage congratulates the class. II — Graduates waiting for the big moment. 12 — Mr. Harold Robinson. President of the Board of Education, awards Tammy her diploma. 13 — Mr. Pond presents the class of ’84. June 4 39 Graduation was held June 4 at Memorial Hall. Joan Bishop gave the Invocation. Speeches were given by Steve Mott, Ode to the Class of ’84”i Tina Ripley, The Show Must Go On”i Pat Przyborowski, The Little Things in Life” and Jeff Michael, Were On Our Way”. Susan Hamilton played a piano solo of la plus que lente”. The final Benediction was given by Karen Coggins. 40 Graduation I — Deana proudly receives her diploma. 2 - Doug presents the class gifts. 3 Mike and Craig causally wait for Graduation. 4 — Mr. Huffman commends the Class of '34 for an excellent year. 5 Jeff proudly leads his class to Graduation. 6 The tassle is worth the hassle. 7 — Angi checks to make sure everything is in order. 8 — Lisa and Tondra relax before their moment. 9 — Mike prepares himself for the evening s commencement. 10 Dan and John remain pals to the end. II — Anna congratulates Mark and wishes him well. 12 — Just Joe and his shadow. 13 The Class of 84. June 4 41 Jeff Michael: President Cindy Barhorst: Vice-President Mike Rose: Treasurer Robin Miko: Secretary Joyce Bramlish: Senator Doug Burch: Senator Joan Bishop: Senator Tina Ripley: Senator Steve Mott: Student Body President People 5 Choice 1. MOST APPEALING SMILE Tim Clark MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH Cindy Barhorst Doug Burch MOST EXPRESSIVE EYES Sheryl Brown John Banks 1 BEST ATHLETE Kathy Mahorney Jeff McSherry EVERYBODY’S BUDDY Kathy Palcic Doug Talmage 3. MOST SOPHISTICATED Sheryl Brown Doug Burch 1 MOST TALENTED Mary Walker Bill Barber MOST CREATIVE Tina Ripley Tim Pennington 4. MOST AMBITIOUS Mary Walker Mike Rose Joan Bishop MOST OUTGOING Pal Przyborowski 5. MOST TALKATIVE Sheryl Brown Jim Bodish Lisa Cunningham BIGGEST ELIRT Mitch Parks 6. QUIETEST Sarah Taliaferro Charlie Kling PERSON BEHIND THE SCENES Susan Campbell Dave Howard 7. BIGGEST APPETITE Beth Campbell Curt Jackowski WORST DRIVER Tondra Gilen Greg Neal 8. FAVORITE TEACHERS Anne Fugate , Mr. McCollum TEACHER'S PET Mrs. Law Mike Rose ; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tina Ripley Mike Rose 9. MOST STUDIOUS Joan Bishop Dung Huynh MOST RELIABLE Joan Bishop Steve Mott ; MOST INFORMED Joan Bishop Steve Mott 10. CUTEST COUPLE Susan Roberts Rod McDaniel Sonja Barren BEST PERSONALITY Pat Przyborowski II. CLASS CLOWN Mary Walker Jim Bodish BEST COMEDIAN Diana Marciniak Jim Bodish 11 MOST SARCASTIC Diana Marciniak Dan Marciniak ROWDIEST PARTIER Kim Alexander Dan Marciniak MOST NAIVE Diana Marciniak Rick Patterson 13. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Karen Coggins . Jeff Michael BEST LEADER Sheryl Brown Steve Mott 44 People's Joan Bishop Most Outstanding Senior Girl Joan Bishop Piratan’s Most Outstanding Senior Girl for this year was Joan Bishop. For all three years of high school, Joan was active in Large and Small Student Council, Band, Pep Band and Ski Club. She participated in Varsity Club, NHS, and the Musical for two years. For a year. Joan was involved in Freewheelers, Speech team and played field hockey and soccer. She was also the soccer announcer her Senior year. Joan was outstanding academically too. She was Valedictorian and was recognized by FRA for all three years. Her junior year, she was West Carrollton's representative to Buckeye Girls’ State. This fall. Joan plans to attend Kent State University to major in graphic design. 46 Ciass Of '84 Most Outstanding Senior Boy Steve Mott Piratan’s Most Outstanding Senior Boy for this year was Steve Mott. Steve was involved in track, Band, Pep Band. Ski Club, Freewheelers and the Musical all three years of high school. He was also active in Large and Small Student Council all three years and was elected Student Body President his Senior year. For two years, Steve ran cross country and participated in Piratan. For a year, Varsity Club, Intramurals and 3-Day Choir were also groups in which Steve participated. Steve was also chosen to the Homecoming Court his Senior year and was recognized by ERA for all three years. This fall, Steve plans to attend the University of Dayton to major in photography. We Love You SENIOR CLASS — Thanks for the many hours of pleasure that you the Senior Class have given us. — Sandy £ Dave Michael Alexander. Kim — We are very proud of you and we love you very much. — Love. Mom £ Dad Barhorst. Cindy — Stand tall and be proud of all that you accomplished. May peace and love be with you always. — Mom £ Dad Barnett. Bonnie Lou — To a very special daughter. We love you and we are very proud of you. — Love. Mom £ Dad Bishop. Joani — You are so special to us. — Love. Dad. Mom. Cathy £ Dave Bramlish. Joyce — Keep the same great attitude that you had throughout your high school years and you will be successful and happy throughout your life. — Mom £ Dad Brown. Sheryl — We've watched you slide into bases and perform handsprings and cheers. We've screamed for you and at you. but we’ve always been with you. You have a unique enthusiasm for life. Our wish for you is that you will always find the joy in life that you give to others. We are so proud of you. You've always been just what we wanted! — Love. Mom £ Dad Burch. Doug — We are both so very proud of you. You have been a special joy for all your family. Much happiness for your class of '84! — Karen £ Bob Charlton. Doug — A son like you happens once in a lifetime. We re glad you happened in ours. — Love. Mom £ Dad Coggins. Karen — You make us very proud; we love you. — Love. Mom £ Dad Ebbers. Angi — We wish you much love, happiness, and success. We're very proud of you. — Love always. Mom £ Dad Earnsworth. Lori — To a very special daughter and sister We are very proud of you. Good luck in everything you do. — Love. Mom £ Lynn Eeagans. Nancy May your life be filled with the same love and joy you have so unselfishly brought to ours. — Love. Mom £ Dad Friedmann. Janet — We wish you a good life — a life of peace — may gladness reign and light increase. — Gary £ Mary Dix Galbraith. Kim — We are very proud of you, and wish you much happiness. Thanks for all the wonderful memories you have given us. — We love you. Mom £ Dad Gonzalez. Annette — Luck in the future. Mom £ Dad Graeber. Cindy — May the bluebird of happiness wing his way into your heartl — Love. Mom £ Dad Hall. Karen We are proud to be the parents of such a beautiful and wonderful daughter. Thanks for the love and happiness you have given us. — Love. Mom £ Dad Hochwalt. Paula — We are all proud and wish the best of everything to the youngest of the Hoeh-w alt s'. Dad. Mom. Tess. Manta. Norm £ Ed Jacobs. Teresa — We will always be proud of you for what you have done this year and what you will do in years to come. Love. Mom. Lisa £ Mark Kemper. Jeff We wish you success in reaching your goals and all the happiness life can bring. Love. Mom £ Dad Langford. Lisa — You are a very special person Congratulations and may happiness and success always be yours. — We love you very much. Mom £ Noonie Leis. Dena — To a beautiful sister who has always made me proud in more ways than one. Thanks, you're really special. You're the best and I love you! THE CLASS SAYS WE LOVE MOM 48 Parent Mom £ Dad Good luck and happiness always. Thai also goes out to the class of '84 too! You all have done great! Keep smiling. — Love ya always. Shelli £ Tracie Leis. Dena — To a wonderful daughter who’s very outgoing and loveable which makes you very special. We love you and are proud of you. We love you! — Mom £ Dad Leiwig. Lisa — We are very proud of you and wish you much happiness and success in the future. Stay happy! — Love. Mom £ Dad Manzella. Courtenay — Love and happiness to a very special daughter. May all your dreams come true. — Love. Mom £ Dad Mathews. Melanie — Congratulations! May all your dreams come true. God bless youlll — Love. Mom £ Varon Michael. Jeff — To a very special son. we are so proud of you. We hope life brings you as much pleasure as you have brought to us. — We love you. Mom £ Dad Million. Jeffery — To a very special son! We are so proud of you. May life bring you as much pleasure as you have brought us. You are a super person who has what it takes to succeed. — Love. Mom £ Dad Montgomery. Darren Good luck in the future. We love you. — Love. Mom. Dad £ Dana Peterson. David — Good luck in all you do in your future years of landscaping. — Love. Dad. Mom £ Bob Petrokas. Beth — Hurrah, she made it. Lots of love and wishes for a good future. — Mom £ Dad Pilcher. LeAnn — To my beautiful daughter LeAnn. with love and pride, congratulations. — Mom Przyborowski. Pat — We are proud to call you son and brother. Good luck to you and the class of ’84. Love. Mom. Dad. Tim. Amie £ Andy Pugh. Debbi — Best wishes. Debbi. and good luck to the class of ’84. We wish you health, happiness, and success. Congratulations! — Mom £ Dad Roberts. Susan — Best wishes always to a super young lady. We are very proud to call you daughter. — Mom £ Dad Rose. Mike — You are the standard bearer of our family, carrying with you our pride and love. May God continue to bless you. — Love, Dad £ Mom Shadoan. Jerry — You have made us very proud of you! May you have happiness and success in everything you do. — We love you. Connie. Don £ Doug Tag. Teri — We are so proud of you and we love you very much. Thanks for all the joy you bring into our lives. Best of luck. — Love. Dad. Mom £ Chris Taylor. Sissy — We are. have been, and always will be proud of you in everyway. May your future be bright and happy, and remember always we love you. — Mom. Dad. £ Darren Wood. Diane — You have always made us so proud. We know you will have a wonderful future. We love you. — Love. Mom £ Dad Wood. Stacie — You are a wonderful daughter and a good friend. May the glow of rainbows follow you forever. We love you. you have made us very proud. — Love. Mom £ Dad Young. Missy — You have filled our lives with love and happiness. We are proud of you. — Love always. Mom £ Dad Craig Albery Kim Alexander Denise Amsler Beth Ankney Randy Audia Becky Augustsson Rick Baker Tony Ballard Gena Balonier Bill Barber Cindy Barhorst Bonnie Barnett Jim Barnett Sonja Barrett Ben Bennett April Benson Brett Bentley Lisa Berry Joani Bishop Grace Blanco 50 Seniors Jim Bodish Brian Boggs Debbie Boomershine Charlene Bothe Jeanette Boulis Trisha Bradford Rhonda Brewer Terry Brixey Mark Brooks Sheryl Brown Gary Buckles Doug Burch Dean Burkhardt Pam Burns Dave Calondis Jenny Calvert Beth Campbell John Campbell Susan Campbell Tim Carlisle Class Of '84 5 Mike Ciarlariello Tim Clark Karen Coggins Tony Combs Julie Conner Gary Cooper Troy Cooper Debbie Corbin Jim Cotterman Robin Cox Susie Cox Shelli Coyle Lisa Cunningham Cyndi Davis Debbie Davis 52 Seniors Kym Deel Phil Delph Sandra Dennis Beth Deskins Kim Dillow Lora Dougherty Joe Downs Angi Ebbers Debbie Edgington Chuck Edmondson Mark Edwards Jeff Eicher Tina Elmore Lori Farnsworth Becky Fath Tammy Fatkin Nancy Feagans Jeff Fearn Chris Fine Ken Finley Class Of '84 53 Melissa Fiorentino Don Fischer Angie Flaharty Lee Ann Foust Annette Gonzalez Cindy Graeber Kurt Gustafson Karen Hall Kim Galbraith Kim Goforth 3 Susan Hamilton 54 Seniors Missy Hammock Tony Hammond Kathy Harkleroad Larry Harmon Dennis Hatcher Terry Heizer Tommy Helfinstine David Hendricks Paula Hochwalt John Hoffer Glenna Holbrook Jeff Holcomb Tracy Hollmann Michelle Hoskins Jackie Houck Paul Houseman David Howard Dane Huneke Dee Hutchins Dung Huynh Class Of '84 55 Curt Jackowski Teresa Jacobs Kandy Jarvis Gary Johnson Mike Johnson Michelle Jones Tori Jump Jamie Kaltenbach Cathy Karlson Bryan Katzenmaier Dawn Juillerat Brad Keenan Jeff Kemper Joey Ketring Bobbi Keyes Laura Kilday Charlie Kling 56 Seniors Brian Kretzer Patrick Lane Virginia Lane Lisa Langford Dena Leis Lisa Leiwig Cindy Liest Scott Lowe Lora Lyons Kathy Mahorney Courtenay Manzella Dan Marciniak Diana Marciniak Bob Martin Shaun Martin Laura Masters Steve Matheis Melanie Mathews Julie Mays Missy Mays Class Of '84 57 Rusty Melzoni Jeff Michael Diana Middleton Robin Miko Jeff Million Darren Montgomery Ron Montgomery Cheri Moore Charlene Morris Charles Morris Joe Morrison Steve Mott Greg Neal Pam Neal Patty Nelson 5 8 Seniors Manuel Padron Kathy Palcic Keith Parks Mitch Parks Laurie Parsons Rick Patterson Chris Payne Shawna Pearson Lynn Peck Diane Pennington Tim Pennington Jackie Perdicaris David Peterson Beth Petrokas Karen Pfeiffer Joe Phillips LeAnn Pilcher Belinda Poffenberger Shelly Price Pat Przyborowski Class Of '84 59 Debbi Pugh Jeff Pyburn Michelle Rado Mark Reigelsperger Tina Ripley Susan Roberts Mike Rose John Ryan Steve Satterthwaite Kim Sexton Jerry Shadoan Lori Shadowens Sherry Simpson Adriane Smith Angie Smith Rae Jean Smith Sandy Smith Doreen Snead Steve Snyder Brenda Sparks 60 Seniors Cindy Speck Kate Stafford Chuck Stratton Melissa Supinger Scott Szeman Tami Terrell Connie Thompson Michelle Thompson Deana Turner Shellie Turner Mike Vance Mary Walker Chris Weber Jennie Welch Tom Weller Class Of '84 6 Keith Welsh Tyra Whisman Becky White Kathy Whittington Connie Wilson Don Wolf Diane Wood Stacie Wood Duane Woods Rosalind Woods Billy Wright Kevin Wyatt Greg Yadloski Marsha Young Melissa Young Seniors Class Of 84 Tim Przyborowski: President Chris Kelley: Vice-President Brenda Kross: Treasurer Gina Lucas: Secretary Velvet Kokot: Senator Tracy Crabill: Senator Penny Payne: Senator Tracy Holmes: Senator -y!' Jerry Alcorn John Ankcney Diane Baer Gina Bailey Ron Barber Teri Barhorst Missy Barnes Barbara Barr Rod Bear Allen Beck Steve Berger Melissa Berry Lori Bilger Mandy Black Angie Blommel Mindy Bloom Mindy Bocko Lori Bodish Harry Bond Tim Bond Donna Boone Jan Bowden Angie Bowman Kevin Bragg Matt Brenner Jim Brinegar Brigette Brown Mike Brown Ric Brown Michele Bundy Gary Burks Janel Burnett Tim Caldwell Steve Campbell Terri Campbell Ann Cartwright Eric Cartwright Rich Cassom David Caupp Tim Chansler Kara Cheatwood Becky Clarke Denise Coates Brenda Cochran Tragedy In Lebanon The flag at WCHS flew at half-mast earlier this year in memory of the 241 Americans and Marines who were killed at the Beirut airport in Lebanon. The Americans were victims of a suicide attack by enemies of their presence as a peacekeeping force in this country torn apart by war. 68 Juniors David Cochran Jenny Collins Mayra Conde Carol Condron Tammy Corbin Joe Cox Tracy Crabill Tina Crawford Sherri Creager Tonya Crider John Crossen Lisa Cummings Tony Curtis Mike Dameron Joey Daniels Leslie Davis Melodie Deaton Lori Denman Tony Denny Holly Dexter Deanna Dix Amanda Dodd Amy Donegan Stephanie Donisi Christy Dues Steve Dungan Chanthet Duong Cort Eiken Rob Ellingson Linda Elmore Jon Emmel David Engle Rusty Evers Keith Ferguson Suzette Fetveit Angie Fields Marlene Fine Michelle Fine Christine Floyd Doug Fricke Carlene Fugett Matt Garlitz Jeff Garrison Ken Gier Karla Gilman Tim Girdner Mark Glover Beth Godsey Tom Gossett Dee Dee Gregory Michele Grow Kris Hacker Jack Hagwood Liz Hale Elizabeth Hall Jenny Hall Darren Hamblin Dawn Harbin Laura Hardacre Mike Hargrave Mary Harp Gretta Harper Fred Harris Rob Harville Class Of '85 69 Tonja Harville Mike Hatcher Amy Haught Ken Hey Chris Hollan Tracy Holmes Jenny Holtvoigt Wayne Horvath Missy Howard Scott Howe Sherry Huff Kelly Hull Richard Human Jimmy Hurt David Hutchison Karen Isbel Rod James Chris Johnson Jennifer Johnson Mark Kaskocsak Chris Kelley Lisa Kerns Kim Kilroy Mike Kincaid Jimmy Kitson Tom Kling Kevin Kohler Velvet Kokot Tonya Konz Stacie Kriner Lisa Krohe Brenda Kross Chris Kuhn Vickie Laird Dave Lambert Marietta Langlois Dave Leary Mike LeGate Moira Levant Dave Lewis Tim Lewis Michele Link Kathy Logan Gina Lucas Scott Lucas Greg Luebbe Laura Luepke Tom Mann Chris Marcell Denise Marsh Todd Marsh Jackie Martin Tom Mathews Pat McClelland Mike McClure Ken McCoy Kevin McGuire Shonyi Merch Bill Mescher Larry Miller Dave Minch Curtis Montgomery Darin Moore Michelle Moore 70 Juniors Kick The Bucket On October 18, West Carrollton students and faculty were dodging the rain as it poured through the ceiling into the halls and classrooms. To the students, this meant a different route to class, and to some, an excuse for tardiness. To the clean-up crew, this meant not only hard work, but extra hours. Eventually, after many hours of pounding on the roof, the holes were fixed and WC did not have to worry about kicking the bucket anymore. Sondra Moore Denise Morgan Joann Morgan Dale Morris Michelle Morris Dawn Mullins Jill Myers Dianna Newport Jill Nichols Tracy Niswonger Theresa Norris Amy Olson Becky Overholser Lori Panstingel Jennifer Parks Matt Parks David Patton Penny Payne Kim Perkins Jeff Petry Tracy Phillabaum Jeff Phillips James Pickett Terry Pierce Randy Pigman Lori Poindexter Lisa Poske Cynthia Poteet Mike Powell Mike Prince Tim Przyborowski Sue Purnell Teresa Raby Julia Rachford Angie Reed Tom Reed Tonia Reumann Rachael Richter Chris Rishforth Jim Roberts Robin Robillard Bobbie Robinett Matt Rose Randy Ross Class Of ’85 71 Jan Runfola Jill Runfola Jill Rutan Chris Ryan Rob Saylor Doug Schachercr Sharon Schindler Connie Schultz Cherie Scott Tricia Sexton George Shaw Sherry Shirk Donna Shumard Steve Sibert Robert Sizemore Tammy Sizemore Jeff Sizer Tim Sizer Bev Smith Brian Smith Rick Sorg Joe Southerland Dwayne Sprowl Mark Stapleton Michelle Stucker Greg Sutton Shawn Swango Jackie Sweeney Jeff Sweeney Mike Taliaferro Tim Tavella Lori Taylor Nate Taylor Cathy Terry Tonya Thompson Melissa Timmonds Eric Tinnerman Mark Towle Xuan Lan Tran Rick Turner Brad Van Scyoc Angie Vaughn Joe Vest Karen Walker One Of The Best For the second year in a row, the West Carrollton yearbook staff won the Golden Galleon Award from Josten’s American Yearbook Co. The award is given to schools in the interest of better yearbook journalism. The 1983 Piratan excelled in several areas, including total creativity and completeness of student life. Your book is one of the best high school annuals in the state and one that you can be proud of,” said yearbook representative, Charles Miller. 72 Juniors Ronda Walters Mark Watson Lisa Webb Mike Webb Cathy Weber Kathy Welch Gena Wells Mindy West Rod West Scott Westendorf Jan White Sherry Whittamore Ty Wickline Carol Wiley Brian Williams Terrie Wirtz Class Of '85 73 — Jim Adkins: President Lisa Johnson: Vice-President Susie Phillips: Treasurer Melanie Hubbs: Senator Mike Hanayik: Senator Paige Benson: Senator Ann Bashore: Senator Jeff Baber Lisa Baker Diane Ball Tony Ball Dave Barnett Sharon Bartimay Ann Bashore Sandy Bath Rob Beaudry Doug Bell Don Bell Paige Benson Brian Blake Kim Blankenship Joy Bledsoe Roger Bolden Vicky Bothe Tom Bown Brian Brannigan Tim Brixey Charlie Brogan John Brown Jennifer Buckley Troye Buckney David Bundy Scott Burchfield Scott Burggraf Tonya Burks Candy Butler Jeannie Butler Tony Cali Cathy Calondis John Campbell Missy Campbell Bruce Carmack Old New On November 1st, construction on the new bleachers for the big gym was started. After approximately 2 weeks, the new bleachers were completed. Wood from the old bleachers was used to make plaques. The plaques were presented as a thank you” to those who have contributed to the athletic program and educational progress. I m s nbrOWKS 76 Sophomores Brian Carpenter Craig Carter Becky Caton Greg Caudill Cecil Chaffins Brian Chain Danny Chambers Michele Chaney Mike Clemons Larry Cobb Tonya Cochran Lynda Collins Missy Collins Lori Conn Sherry Corbin Dwayne Cornett Wes Corrado Denise Covill Cathy Craddock Mark Craft Eric Crawford Peggy Crouch Jennifer Cullers Missy Cundiff Tina Cuti Lori Davell Sherree Dean Jeff Deel Merry Deleon Bryan Delong Robyn Dillow Michelle Doer fie in Mike Dunn Cindy Edgington Doug Estep Dave Estepp Robin Eubank Debbie Evans Steve Fahrney Lynn Farnsworth George Fatkin Donnie Fields Denise Fisher Lisa Fitzharris Susan Fleming Brad Flynn Mike Fortkamp Anna Foust Shari Fraley Dana Frost Elaine Fultz Craig Furay Kari Gantner Barry Garrett Ginger Garwood Julie Geiger Tim George Melissa Gephart Darryl Gibson David Gibson Kevin Glass Chris Gomez Chris Goodson Sherry Grabeman Class Of ■86 77 Scoit Gray Tom Green Michelle Greene Brian Gullett Kristy Guth Tim Hadley Danny Hager Chad Haitz Annette Hall Mike Hall Shelly Hall Mike Hanayik Tammy Hannon Todd Hanson Kim Harmon Tammy Hartman Tony Hatch Michelle Hatcher Kim Haught Amy Hawkins Tia Hayes Amber Haynes Jim Henn Christy Henry Rick Hensley Rob Hensley Fred Hery Dori Hesley Bobby Hessinger Jay Hines Ginger Hobbs Darren Hoff Lisa Hoffman Jennifer Holman John Hoskins Mary Howard Melanie Hubbs Joan Hulsey Derek Huneke Chris Hurt Susan Hurt Jack Ikerd Valerie Jackson Jamie Jenks Greg Jewell Phil Johns Yancy Johns Carol Johnson Christy Johnson Lisa Johnson Pauletta Johnson Doug Jones Stephanie Jones Darren Jordan Gary Kelly Tammy Kepler Kevin Kerns Peggy Kmsella Pam Kline Kim Knight Stephanie Kohler Julie Kokenge Bobbi Kretzer Brad Kurrek 78 Sophomore$ Brush Up: Winning Stroke On November 8 and 9, four West Carrollton art students took first place at the Dayton Arcade Paint-On Contest. Participants included: Joani Bishop Evelia Garcia, Rob Saylor, and Mary Walker. They were assisted and coached by their art instructor Ken Christman. The theme was Holiday U.S.A.” The picture was of many children saying, Season’s Greetings! in many languages. The four artists received their trophy during the lighting of the Christmas tree at Courthouse Square. The four extend their thanks to Mr. Christman and Mr. Bailey. Mike Lab David Labaizky Karen Lakely Karen Lang Paula Langlois Kevin Lark Melissa Lawson Hyun Lee Kristin Lehman Tonya Lester Tim Lewis Jeff Lieehty Tara Litsey Mark Lucas Jeff Lykins Jayne Maddux Cathy Mahaney Vickie Maloy Sheryl Mandich Jeff Marchal Leslie Marciniak Leah Marcus Toni Marinelli Cathy Marshall Rob Martin Steve Martin Paul Martino Merrill Massie Diane May Jennifer Maybury Clarie Mays Pam Mays Robby Mays Bobby McClellan Matt McClure Jeff McDaniel Cindy McGraw Mike McNaught Bobbi Jo Meadows Jenny Meyer Jeff Miko Mike Miller Paul Mobley Rannel Moesner Class Of ’86 79 Mark Moore Ronnie Morelan Jay Morgan Shonia Morgan Sherri Morris Tim Morrow Jeff Mullins Mark Mullins Stephanie Mullins Danny Myers Debbie Myers Steve Napier Cheri Nelson Shauwn Nevels Mark Neyman Kim Niebel George Nolen Vicki Oakes Joe Oldham Kent Owens Yvonne Packer Denise Padgett Chris Page Billy Palcic Kevin Palmer Benjie Payne John Payne Rich Pennington Tammi Petrey Julie Pfeiffer Susie Phillips Eric Phipps Larry Piekarski Debbi Potts Mike Price Lisa Prince Amie Przyborowski Dee Dee Pullon Dennis Pyles Kelly Quillen Vanessa Ramage Heather Ramsey Melanie Randle Missy Redmond 80 Sophomores What do senior Pirates, hot chocolate and doughnuts, and Mr. Pond’s speeches have in common? These three elements became a winning combination on the morning of Friday, November II. 1983. It was on this day. Pirate Recognition Day, that the athletic association decided to pay tribute to those seniors involved in fall activities. Seniors joined with teachers to eat doughnuts, drink hot chocolate, and listen to speeches presented by various, involved faculty members. A Winning Combination Dave Richards Julie Rieger Chris Roark Jeff Roark Ollie Roberts Ronnie Robinett Susan Robinson John Rogakos Angie Rose Kelly Roudebush Kelli Russell Melissa Salyers Carolyn Sams Scott Satterthwaite Todd Scarberry Spencer Schotz Doug Schultz Kristi Sexton Jeff Shadoan Suzie Sharpe Kevin Shaughnessy Sandy Short Sherry Shroyer Stephanie Simms Sharon Simpson Keith Sims Mike Sizer Susan Slade Amy Smith Chad Smith Doris Smith Jenny Smith Mike Smith Randy Smith Tim Smith Karen Snell Brad Snider Angie Spencer Billy Spencer Melissa Spencer Michelle Spencer Donna Spivey Kim Stafford Todd Stanyon Stephanie Steinbrunner David Stewart Joey Stomps Michele Story Chris Stout Todd Summers Doug Swank Wendi Swartz Janelle Sweeney Matt Tanksley Brian Taulbee Steve Thoma Caren Thompson Chris Thompson Jeff Thompson Dave Toleman Wendy Towle Darin Trimble Dawn Valentie Jeff Vance Class Of 186 8 Gretchen VanDenEinde Cathy Van Dyke Eric Vendel Jackie Walker Velvett Wallace Erica Walters Julie Ware Ken Warner Tommy Watts Roger Wax Gail Wells Scott Wells Marvin Whitaker Allen White Tammi White Tonya White Todd Whittamore J.R. Wilbur Mark Wilburn Michele Wiley Scott Willis Jody Wills Rick Winkler Missy Winstead Andy Wolf Carl Wolfe Angie Worek Randy Wright Eric Wyatt Rick Wyatt Hyung Yoon Julie Zimmer Rich Zimmer 82 Sophomores Susan Anderson Math Stanley Aultz French French Club Neil Bailey Art Paula Baker Home Economics Chairperson James Bashore Science Chairperson Dorothy Bickley Librarian Norma Blackburn Principal's Secretary Rita Blackburn Guidance Secretary 86 Faculty Michael Bock Math Computer Science Michael Bultman Math Chairperson Robert Brigati OWE Head Football Coach Lawrence Campbell English Speech and Debate Chairperson Aultz — Q: What’s your favorite way to spend time alone? A: Listening to music (classical, of course), reading a good book, and sucking on root beer barrels. Bailey — Q: What’s your favorite way to spend time alone? A: Searching through small town bicycle shops for antique bicycle parts and literature, or working on projects in my garage. Baker — Q: If you were flown to Fantasy Island”, what would your fantasy be and why? A: HmmI All I can eat-all I can shop-no regrets! Bultman — Q: If you were planning a dinner party and would invite five people from anywhere in the world, either living or dead, who would they be and why? A: George Burns — humor, Jim Croce —provide music, Casey Stengel — baseball knowledge and stories, Jesus Christ — to hear and discuss his philosophies. Ben Franklin — intelligent and creative. Faculty 87 Christiansen — Q: If you could be anything other than a teacher, what would you be and why? A: A world tour guide, because I love to travel, or a dancer, artist, or writer, because I’ve always admired those talents! Craig — Q: What occurrence or experience in your life has had the most impact or has been the most memorable? A: My children have taught me to share, to be compassionate, to have empathy. Fowler — Q: If you could change places with anyone in the world, with whom would you trade and why? A: Any one of my sons . like to live my life over again, near as possible. Nancy Christiansen Social Studies A.F.S. Cheerleading Advisor Girls’ Track Cathy Ciocci English Junior Class Advisor Ken Christman Art John Cloughessy Industrial Arts SS Faculty Pam Cox Industrial Arts Secretary Toni Craig German Brad Foland German German Club Michael Frisby Counselor Elaine Frock Science Michael Gallehue Band Director Richard Fowler Math Fred Gehron Athletic Director Faculty 89 Don Gier Industrial Arts Chairperson David Glancy Social Studies Steve Graban Driver's Education David Grable Ass't Band Director Barbee Gyourko OWE Chairperson Robert Hail Thomas Henderson Industrial Arts Social Studies Dorris Hensley Business 90 Faculty Philip Hubbard Murl Huffman Social Studies Social Studies Chairperson Senior Class Advisor Gier — Q: If you could change anything in your life and or about yourself, what would it be and why? A: Would like to be 6’7” and play pro basketball. Glancy — Q: If you were planning a dinner party and could invite five people from anywhere in the world, either living or dead, who would they be and why? A: Jesus Christ — I have some questions to ask him-, John Kennedy — hero; Tecumseh — hero; My grandfather who died before I was born — he was a coal miner, teacher and medical doctor: My wife, Vicky. Hilliard — Q: What occurrence or experience in your life has had the most impact or has been the most memorable? A: The birth of my little girl — when you’re ready, there is nothing more moving! Howell — Q: What’s you favorite way to spend time alone? A: Sleeping with my dog cuddled up next to me. Hubbard — Q: If you could trade places with anyone in the world, with whom would you trade and why? A: Ronald Reagan — I would love to find out if you could reduce government and increase personal freedom. Huffman — Q: If you could change anything in your life and or about yourself, what would it be and why? A: To increase my effectiveness as a motivating teacher — to cause things to happen! Facuity 9I Kintigh — Q: What occurrence or experience in your life has had the most impact or has been the most memorable? A: Most impact — The loss of my student and friend. Vicki Hook. Most memorable — Feeling life move within me. the birth of my daughter. Krabacher — Q: If you were flown to Fantasy Island, what would your fantasy be and why? A: I would be able to go scuba diving at my leisure on a beautiful coral reef with Tom Selleck as my guide. Lakes — Q: If you could change anything in your life and or about yourself, what would it be and why? A: Nothing. I believe if you’ve made your best effort then be proud of anything you’ve accomplished. Lane — Q: If you were flown to Fantasy Island what would your fantasy be and why? A: To find out what it really feels like to be the terminal hydroxyl group in a molecule of glycerol as it is phosphor-ylated by Adenosine Triphosphate to become an intermediate in the glycolytic pathway. Law — Q: If you could change places with anyone in the world, with whom would you trade and why? A: Jane Fonda — I’d love to look that good at her age! Laycox — Q: If you were planning a dinner party and could invite five people from anywhere in the world, either living or dead, who would they be and why? A: Julia Child — great cook; creative-, could prepare a great meal-, Lonnie Norris — great entertainer; great appetite-, Billy Graham — great humanitarian-, give the blessing: John Wooden — great coach; could talk basketball; Dolly Parton — fun person to liven up my party! Linda Kelly COE Sharon Knupp Home Economics Monica Kintigh English Intramural Advisor Michelle Krabacher Spanish 92 Faculty Carol Krueger A.D. Secretary Kathy Lakes English James Lane Science Norma Law English Roxy Laycox Mary Lengefeld Physical Education Bookstore Health Girls’ BB Coach Floyd Lowman Choral Director Frank Maus Ass’t Principal Faculty 93 Ken McCollum English Newsdimensions Piratan Pat Moore Ass't Principal Allen McCroskey Industrial Arts Marge Mott Learning Disabilities Pauline McDaniel Bookstore George O’Kresik OWE Wendell Melton Learning Disabilities Boys’ Soccer Coach Don Ousley Counselor 94 Faculty Nancy Pack Business Jane Pearson Math Sophomore Class Advisor Shirley Palmer Multi-Media Clerk W. Dean Pond Principal McCollum — Q: If you could be anything other than a teacher, what would you be and why? A: A U.S. Senator — I’ve always believed in, Give me a place to stand and I will move the world. As a teacher, I feel we can personally touch individual lives. But as a senator, I feel I could have the opportunity to reach out to large groups of people, and maybe, perhaps, move the world, if given that place to stand. McCroskey — Q: If you could be anything other than a teacher, what would you be and why? A: An operatic tenor. Becuase I had an opportunity to become one and blew it by being too proud to let someone else pay for my education. Melton — Q: If you were flown to Fantasy Island. what would your fantasy be and why? A: I would like to ride in the space shuttle or walk on the moon. I would like the way it feels and I would like to see the earth. Mott — Q: If you could change anything in your life and or about yourself, what would it be and why? A: My family is very large and most do not live in Dayton. I wish I could know each person better and be more supportive when they need help and also be there to share their joys. Ousley — Q: If you could change anything in your life and or about yourself, what would it be and why? A: I would have a full head of hair — the reason is obvious. Faculty 95 Powell — Q: What occurrence or experience in your life has had the most impact? A: I dropped out of college as a sophomore and returned twelve years later to obtain my undergraduate degree and then my masters. Riddle — Q: If you were planning a dinner party and could invite five people from anywhere in the world either living or dead, who would they be? A: Jesus Christ. Karl Marx. Nikita Khruschev. Catherine the Great and Murl Huffman. Wackerman — Q: If you were flown to Fantasy Island.” what would your fantasy be and why? A: My fantasy would be to have all sixteen of my family with me and watch them enjoy their fantasies. Bill Poock Social Studies Wrestling Coach Amy Reed Math Paul Riddle Counselor Boys’ Tennis Coach 96 Faculty Doris Sanner Charlie Schoenberger Dianne Skelly Nurse Math Science English Football Coach NHS Baseball Coach Matthew Smith Science Football Coach David Taylor Science Jim Turvene Physical Education Basketball Coach Helen Vawter Business Chairperson Mary Wackerman School Secretary Faculty 97 Lois Whitehead Attendance Secretary Frances Williams English Sketches of the Mind Brent Wilson Orchestra Director Jane Winterbotham Developmentally Handicapped Karen Wolf Business PJA Gail Young Home Economics Dr. Vance Ramage Superintendent Sam Black Treasurer 98 Faculty Dickinson Guiler Ass't Superintendent Dr. Madelyn Jarvis Ass’t Superintendent Jack McNabb Administrative Ass't. Richard Mumma Business Manager Winterbotham — Q: If you were flown to Fantasy Island, what would be your fantasy and why? A: To do nothing for 48 hours — I mean nothing but enjoy the beauty and let my mind wonder on whatever. Wolf — Q: If you could be anything other than a teacher, what would you be and why? A: I could be several things other than a teacher, but teaching is still my number one choice. Young — Q: If you were flown to Fantasy Island,” what would be your fantasy and why? A: My ’G’ rated fantasy would be that every student at WCHS would love coming to school, always be prepared, and that I would never again hear J.B say, Blow it off?” Thanks to the staff for letting us know You better! Faculty 99 Board Of Education I — Maribeth Eiken — President, Harold Robinson — Vice-President. 2 — Jacqueline Mann, Donald Mottley. Willard Frush. Mike Laycox. School Cooks I — Susan Marciniak, Pat Gebhart. Nancy Luzius. 2 — Mary Ena Neeley, Jewell Key, Donna Bragg. Violet Pressley, Virginia Cross. School Custodians I — Calvin Hensley, Herb Wysong. 2 — Danna Dorsey, Gordon Profitt, Jimmy Clark. 100 Facully Faculty 101 JPg, jp JtTy arr° t0n enior High 104 People little piece of clay 10— Kurt Gustafson and Lori Panstingel are both night people.” 6 — Looking it up in the library. 7 — Missy Mays checks over and makes it right before handing it in. 8 — Debbie Boomershine wonders what she should type — besides another note to John. 9 — Out of a I — Tonya Crider is caught by surprise. 2 — Kathy Palcic is West Carrollton’s flower girl. 3 — Junior Cherie Scott plays slave to a senior. 4 — Biology classes are fascinating for 68. 5 — Writing away! WCHS 105 O W) at West Carrollton Senior High irrne pie 106 People I — Teresa and Teri enjoy mg an assembly. 2 — Tami and Eryck pose in a hug of friendship. 3 — Sherry gives her undivided attention. 4 — Joey’s got the cutest dress for Homecoming. 5 — Such a Wolf and so Young to be at the end of their rope. 6 — Mitch putting his shop abilities to good use. 7 — Early morning Physics cram! 8 — Joyce s face demonstrates her feelings. 9 — Marlene, thinking about Mike? WCHS 107 at West Carrollton Senior High I OS People I — Janel gives us a profile shot. 2 Conversation in the stands. 3 — Rodney hard at work. 4 — Pat reviewing before a test. 5 — Jeff's on his way home after a rough day at school. 6 — Give us a real smile. Teri. 7 — Sue’s in her usual cheery mood. 8 — Steve Mott prepares to hand out the spirit sword. 9 — Denise is looking foward to the weekend. 10 — A secretary in the making. II — Mrs. Williams is giving her class a lecture. 12 — Jim keeps the women entertained. 13 — Hey. this is really rockinl 14 — What table manners!? 15 — Billy is dressed for a night on the town. WCHS 109 BT W) At West Carrollton Senior High 110 People I — Let’s get serious. Dan! 2 — What! You won’t go out with me? 3 — Karen sings her heart out. 4 — Studying hard. Janelle? 5 — School DAZE for Terry. 6 — Gina, check out that guy!” 7 — Boop Boop-Be-Doo! 8 — One. two. three strike a pose! 9 Michelle ponders the situation. K) — When’s the next rest?” II — Mike pouts. But I wanna be The Fonzl” 12 — Please stop panting dear. I know you’re warm for my form. 13 — Just a pinch between the cheek and gums. 14 — Smile big. Tonia. 15 — Jeff absorbs the excitement of a Pirate Pep Rally. 16 — Hey Mark. GET ROWDY! 17 — And a big raspberry to you too. Jill! WCHS I At West Carrollton Senior High 12 People I an eight hour detention ” 3 Who me? 3 Mr. f-oland sings out Liebe Schwester Tang Mu Mir. 4 looking through the eyes of love. 5 What was that? 6 Angie is lost in concentration. 7 Don't you want your pictures taken?S Jennifer, we've started playing! 9 I wouldn't be caught doing that if I were you. Robin. 10 Xuan Lan enjoys the Christmas assembly. II Charlie, you stud you. U7CHS 113 B W) At West Carrollton Senior High ire e pirn 14 People I — Pick it Moira, pick itl 3 — Matt is lost in concentration 3 — Brenda puts on a happy face. 4 — Mr. Hubbard — I mean Paige participates in the annual Christmas Assembly. 5 — Fa la la la la la la la la. 6 Who says school isn’t fun. right Nancy? 7 — Let us see too. Amber. 8 — The evil eye is given by Liz. 9 — Teachers are people too! 10 — Mike attempting to eat his fried snail. II — Smile Lisa, you’re on People page! 13 — Diane works hard for the grade. 13 — A penny for your thoughts. Michelle. 14 Diane recites her lines and Karen listens patiently. 15 — Beauties and the beast. 16 — The trio of Bobbi. Karen, and Beth sing joyfully. 17 — Karen, behind the scenes and on the set of The Importance of Being Earnest.” 18 — Kevin collects his thoughts before the long day begins. WCHS 115 At West Carrollton Senior High 1 - Something has finally caught Marty's attention. 2 Good Morning. Pirates 3 Intense concentration is Greg's solution to playing well. 4 Lori, flower child of 1984. 5 — Would you mind not interrupting me again?” 6 Don't blow it. Mike. 7 Jeff’s packed and ready for rafting. 8 You and me. we should be dancing 9 — Jimmy plays it real cool. 10 A prime Weight Watchers candidate! II Is this the fun part?” 12 — Let's cut the smart remarks from the bleachers, please! 13 — Ken Kettering speaks to journalism students on career day. WCHS 117 Pee nie At West Carrollton Senior High I IS People I — Laurie enjoys watching pep assemblies. 2 — Tim Lewis taking it easy. 3 Mr. Fowler can be found working late into the day. 4 What is that growing out of your ear. Mrs. Bickley? 5 — Mr. Bashore shows off his team spirit. 6 — The juniors struggle and strain for a win. 7 — You're supposed to be looking at Pam. Jeff. 8 — State wrestler. Randy Ross, shows his academic side. 9 — Kim strikes up a conversation with the cameraman. 10 — Bryan De-Long stares off into the distance. II — Strike a pose. Beth.” 12 — And on the lighter side of the classroom 13 — Cindy and Paula catch-up on the neighborhood gossip. 14 — Looks like Mr. Brigati needs to put some seriousness into his game. 15 — We’re wrapped around your finger. Spaz. 16 — Look Mom. no cavities! WCHS 119 tn jr At West Carrollton Senior High S9 9 im 120 People I Darold 'rests before starting in again. 7 Rannel says. Get serious.” 3 — Who said three's a crowd? 4 — Beth, now the newspaper's not that funny? 5 A point catches Terri’s eye. 6 Debbi can't believe her ears. 7 — Clarie likes to hear that applause. 8 Michelle's all prepared during arena sign-up. 9 Kym goes up the scale where she belongs. 10 — Four score and seven years ago II — Is it love or a staring contest? 17 Janet's an early bird for the trip to St. Louis. 13 — Give em a hand. Mrs. Moore. 14 Doug hits the books in NHS. 15 — Sandy takes time out for a chat. WCHS IJI At West Carrollton Senior High 12-2 People I — Eyes of amazement. 2 — Tonja speaks to her Junior classmates. 3 — Mick Stagger in concert. 4 — The other side of Tondra Gilen. 5 — Who's be- hind those Foster Grants? 6 — A friendly get-together. 7 — Come on!” 8 — Jan can’t believe her eyes. 9 — Sheryl starts off the show. K)— 'Cause this is Thriller!” II — Flmm. let me see.” WCHS H3 Pirate Football All The Way' 26 Football The 1983 Pirate football team went All the Way” this year. For the second year in a row, the Pirates won the MML Championship which they shared with the Lemon-Monroe Hornets. The offensive line and Black Death” defense played an important part in the successful season. Awards given to the 80 Pirates for outstanding performances were: Most Valuable Player — All senior players-, Scholar Athlete — Mitch Parks and Mark Reigel-sperger-, Coaches' Award — Jeff McSherry and Curt Jackowski; Offensive Lineman — Rusty Melzoni; Offensive Back £ Receiver — Jamie Kaltenbach-, Defensive Lineman — Mitch Parks-, Defensive Back Linebacker — Randy Ross. This was also the second year for Coach Brigati to receive Coach of the Year”. I - Black Death in action. 3 — Steve goes for the pitch. 3 The look of dedication. 4 Jamie winces in pain. 5 Getting PSYCHfcD for a victory. 6 Pirates all the way to MML Champs! 7 — The 1983 Pirate football team: Row I — S. Mullins. C. Mays. T. Harville. L. Kerns. C. Tugett. S. Brown — Capt.. S. Taliaferro. J. Bramlish. K. Mahorney. S. Slade — Co-Capt.. L. Prince. Row 7 — J. Ketring. R. Patterson. D. Woods. R. Melzoni. C. Jackowski. J. McSherry. M. Parks. M. Reigelsperger. J. Kaltenbach Capt.. S. Satterthwaite — Capt.. J. Holcomb. C. Fine — Capt.. D. Hatcher — Trainer. Row 3 — Ms. Christiansen. M. Hargrave. F. Harris. R. West. J. Sweeney. R. til ingson. T. Clark — Capt.. J. Pyburn. D. Oney. J. Crossen. M. Garlitz. M. Prince. G. Luebbe. B. Flynn. O. Roberts. Row 4 — D. Lambert. M. Taliaferro. T. Caldwell. M. Parks. S. Lucas. J. Garrison. C. Marcell. D. Leary. D. Patton. J. Liechty. K. Ferguson. M. Hatcher. Coach Mays. Coach Smith. Coach Schoen-berger. Row 5 — C. Kuhn. R. Mays. M. Lucas. T. Lewis. D. Chambers. J. Hines. M. Sizer. S. Burchfield. D. Barnett. B. Palcic. S. Satterthwaite. B. Hessinger. R. Wyatt. A. Wolf. M. Laycox — Trainer. Row 6 Head Coach Brigati. Coach Herman. Coach Har mony. M. Dunn. J. Liechty. D. Estepp. J. Adkins. C. Gomez. J. Lykins. W. Corrado. T. Buckney. R. Ross. T. Sizer. R. Harville. M. Legate. 8 Offense ready for action. 9 — Chris kicks for the extra point. 10 — Coach Brigati discusses the play with two teammates. Football 27 Skill: Diligence, Champions 128 Boys' Soccer I The 1983 West Carrollton boys’ soccer team ended their victorious season with a record of 14 wins. 4 losses, 2 ties, and the league championship. The senior cocaptains Kurt Gustafson and Pat Przybor-owski, helped lead the team to their second MML championship. Coach Wendell Melton was also voted MML coach of the year for the second consecutive year. The reserve team finished the season un- defeated in the league and had an overall record of II wins. 4 losses, and 2 ties. Several members of the team received league and team honors for their outstanding play during the season. The team’s successful season was reflected by their ever optimistic thought of mind. IF YOU CAN IMAGINE IT. YOU CAN DREAM IT. IF YOU CAN DREAM IT, YOU CAN DO IT! I — Tom Kling out-maneuvering the defender. 2 — The Swedish flag flying high in memory of Mark Suonpaa. 3 — Rail girls Jackie Houck and Connie Thompson taking it easy on the job. 4 — Assistant coach Brian Leahy looking on in hopes of victory. 5 Brian Kretzer quenching his thirst after an exhausting quarter of play. 6 — The 1983 reserve team, from left to right, kneeling: Chad Smith. Brian Williams. Jeff Deel. Bill Mescher. Eric Vendel. Jeff McDaniel. Chris Page. Brad Snider. Craig Carter. Standing: Mike Hanayik. Tim Tavella. David Gibson. Coach Leahy. Mark Blair. Bill Spencer. Todd Whitta-more, Cort Liken. Kevin Kohler. David Labatzky. Rick Sorg. Tony Cali. Joe Vest. 7 — Brad Snider using his skill to trap the ball. 8 — The 1983 varsity team from left to right, kneeling: Tim Przyborowski. co-captain Kurt Gustafson. Doug Burch. Greg Yad-loski. Charlie Kling. Jeff Fearn. Jeff Eicher. Kevin McGuire. Rick Baker. Manolo Padrone C.. Wayne Horvath. Jeff Million. Standing: Keith Welsh. Rod McDaniel. Kurt Montgomery. Jerry Shadoan. Darren Hoff, co-captain Pat Przyborowski. Brian Kretzer. Jeff Petrey. Tom Kling. Dave Hutchinson. Coach Wendell Melton. 9 — Coach Melton shows concern as the team fights for the victory. K) — Jeff Eicher going down to stop a low shot. II — Kurt Montgomery dashing upfield in hopes of scoring a goal. Q — Rick Sorg dribbling upfield. 13 What ball handling skills Craig Carter possesses. 14 Several reserve players awaiting their turn to play. Boys' Soccer 129 Come Back Kids 130 Volleyball The girls’ volleyball team ended the year successfully with a record of 20-4. Diana Marciniak was voted Most Valuable Player. Laura Masters received the Scholar Athlete Award. Kathy Palcic received the Coaches’ Award. Julie Mays and Diana Marciniak were selected for the 1st MML All-Conference Team and Kathy Palcic was selected for the 2nd MML All-Conference Team. With all the hard work and dedication, they tied Lebanon for the MML title. They later adopted the nickname Come Back Kids” for their ability to come back from behind for the district title, but later to their dismay were defeated at regionals. I — Michele Rado gets down! 2 — Diane Marciniak spikes for game point! 3 Coach Pack points out how to win. 4 Julie Mays helps lead her team to Regionals. 5 — Co-captain Kathy Palcic sends one back. 6 — Pirate mascot warms the bench. 7 Row I co-captains D. Marciniak. K. Palcic. Row 2 — S. McMichael. D. Leis. J. Mays. Coach Pack. D. Morgan. M. Rado. L. Masters. 8 — A perfect set for the Lady Pirates. 9 Michele Rado winds up for an other win. K) — Melanie Hubbs down and ready. II — Paige warms up for a big game. 12 — Row I — D. Corbin. S. Schindler. V. Lane. Row 2 C. VanDyke. C. Sexton. P. Benson. T. Hannon. M. Howard. Volleyball 3 You've Come A Long 132 6iris' Soccer On August I, thirty-four girls showed up to try out for the girls’ soccer team. On the day of the first game, September 3, only one girl had dropped out. This dedication proved to be a valuable asset to the success of the team. The major highlight of the season was being rated ninth in the Dayton area with an overall record of 10-7-3. However, they finished a disappointing fourth place in the MML with a record of 7-3-3, coached by Lissa Smith. Individual awards were presented to N. Feagans, scholar athlete-, T. Holmes, most improved; and L. Fitzharris, most valuable. The addition of a reserve team also added to the Pirates’ success. They were coached by Sandy Laufersweiler and finished the season with a 3-4-3 record. By believing in themselves, they’ve gained the respect of other schools. You’ve come a long way Lady Pirates! I — Both coaches watch in anticipation! 2 — Now I've warned you once, next time it’s a card! 3 — First year coach. Sandy Laufersweiler. instructs one of her reserve players. 4 — Velvet fights for control of the ball. 5 — Lisa, the Golden Retriever , carries the ball strongly up the field. 6 — Leslie positions herself for a strong pass. 7 — Lone Senior. Nancy Feagans. prepares to take a shot on goal. 8 — Zoo members watch their fellow animals at work. 9 — Varsity Lady Pirates: Row I — Co-captains K. Hull and N. Feagans. Row 2 L. Hardacre. L. Davis. M. Langlois. T. Holmes. J. Burnett. B. Kross. T. Hisey. V. Kokot. M. Moore. S. Kriner. Row 3 — Coach L. Smith. W.Swartz. C. Calondis. D. Meyers. L. Fitzharris manager C. Mahaney. 10 — Reserve Lady Pirates: Row I — G. Blanco. A. Olson. B. Cochran. K. Jarvis. Row 2 — C. Thompson. S. Kohler. K. Lehman. E. Fultz. B. Kretzer. D.Frost. Row 3 — P. Langlois. D. Hesley. A. Haynes. W. Towle. K. Gantner. J. Maybury. J. Sweeney. Coach S. Laufersweiler. II — Aiming towards her teammates. Marietta throws the ball in. D — Reserve leading scorer. Caren Thompson, lets off a shot. 13 — Lady Pirates show their pride! 14 — Nancy concentrates on gaining possession of the ball. 15 — Amber dribbles her way down the field. , i Girls' Soccer 33 This year's Pirate cross country team was more successful than it had been in the past. They won two dual meets against Fenwick and Edgewood and lost by only a small margin to Oakwood. In the final MML meet. Dori Hesley, in her only meet, made the All League first team, Lynda Collins made the All League second team, and Tom Mann made the All League Hon- orable Mention list. The team as a whole, placed fifth in the MML. During the banquet at the end of the season, several awards were given. Steve Mott was named the Scholar Athlete and the Most Valuable Runner, and Fred Hery was named the Most Consistent Runner. Susan Robinson and Pam Kline were also recognized as the stats for the team. uu I Darren and Steve race for the lead. 2 — Fred grits his teeth in pain. 3 — Darren sprints out to the lead. 4 — Tom is really concentrating. 5 — Matt knows this is no cakewalk. 6 — Pat is taking it one stride at a time. 7 You're almost there. David! 8 — Joe works hard for a victory. 9 — Lynda Collins was the only full season lady runner on the team. 10 Row I: Pat Lane. Chris Thompson. Matt McClure. Row 2 Coach Houck. Greg Sutton. Darren Montgomery. Steve Mott. David Howard. Coach Eikenberry. II Coach Houck tells ’em how it’s done. Cross Country 35 In the game of tennis, love” is used to represent no points. Although the 1983-84 girls' tennis team did not win many points, the girls learned a great deal. The Lady Pirates finished the season with a league record of 0-14, and an overall record of 0-17. Voted Most Valuable was Diane May, a sophomore. This year's Most Improved Player was Gina Bailey. The team was young, and did not possess any seniors. Most of the girls were rookies at the sport, with only a few returning from the year before. With all of the girls returning next year, the Lady Pirates are looking forward to a better season. I — Michele Link showing her backhand. 2 — Kim Perkins stepping into her swing. 3 — K. Perkins. C. Weber. D. May. J. Holtvoight. M.Link. L. Poske. G. Bailey, and A. Blommel. 4 Diane May on the follow through. 5 — Coach Gardecki having a short pep session before the match. 6 — Cathy Weber hoping to get lucky enough to hit the ball. 7 — Angie Blommel in serving action. 8 — Lisa Poske keeps her eye on the ball. 9 — Gina Bailey plays the net. Girls' Tennis 37 Just 'Putt’ering Around This year’s golf team was larger than past teams with fifteen members. Even with this increase, the entire team was made up of underclassmen. With the lack of experience and 3-15 season record, a few bright spots did, at least, occur. One of the better moments was nearly upsetting Lebanon at home. The most outstanding individual on the team was Tony Denny who tied for gold medalist at sectionals and received All-League Honorable Mention. Even though the team had a poor record. Coach Ferriell felt they did very well at sectionals. I — Keep your elbow straight. 2 — Stop puttering around. 3 — Watch the birdie Tom. 4 — Has it been a rough” day Matt? 5 — Don't get teed-off” Mike; it's only a game. 6 — Row I: M. Mullins. D. Schultz. R. Zimmer. Row 2: Coach Ferriell. M. Brenner. M. Lab. M. Stapleton. 7 — Fly like an eagle. 8 — Tony Denny goes for the putt. 9 — Mark shows off his new solar-powered putter. 10 - Mark is green with envy. Golf 139 West Carrollton Pirate Wrestlers were once again Grappler Champions for the ’83-’84 season. The team held a dual meet record of 5-6-1. In tournament action, the mighty Pirates took second at Stebbins, tenth at GMVWA Holiday, seventh at St. Xavier and for the second year in a row were Mid-Miami League Champions. First place finishers in the MML were Fred Harris, Randy Ross, and Scott Lucas. Special honors went to junior Randy Ross as Most Valuable and Aggressive, Scott Lucas as Most Improved and Duane Woods as Scholar Athlete. School wrestling records were set by junior Randy Ross with Most Victories, Points, Career Points, and best State Finisher with second place. Randy Ross placed first at Regional with Scott Lucas receiving fifth, therefore, sending Randy to compete at the State Competition and Scott going as an alternate. I — Danny Myers pulls through with a victory. 2 — For Randy, it was straight to Statel 3 — Steve struggles for the pin. 4 — Tell them how to do it. Coachl 5 — You have got him where you want him now. Andy. 6 — Coach Poock concentrates on the strategies needed for the next match. 7 — Mike Prince getting a good start on his opponent. 8 — The 1983-84 Pirate Wrestling Team: Row I — J. Alcorn. R. Wood. J. Million. M. Webb. S. Lucas. F. Harris — Tri-Captain. C. Marcell — Tri-Captain. R. Ross — Tri-Captain. C. Fine. M. Prince. A. Beck. B. Smith. D. Woods. K. Gier. Row 2 — Coach Campbell. J. Bram-lish. D. Myers. S. Carlson. J. Mathews. M. Lucas. M. Sizer. J. Roark. M. Isaacs. J. Petrey. R. West. M. Powell. J. Adkins. S. Slade. Coach Poock. Row 3 — L. Kerns. C. Fugett. D. Pyles. S. Schotz. D. Schultz. S. Thoma. C. Thompson. B. Gullett. A. Wolf. C. Weber. S. Gray. J. Hines. S. Mullins. C. Mays. Row 4 — Miss Christiansen. S. Brown — Captain. K. Mahorney. E. Crawford. M. Dameron. L. Miller. M. Smith. M. Smith. B. Garrett. S. Burchfield. L. Prince. T. Har-ville. D. Gregory. 9 — Chris wrestles with confidence. 10 — Team Support! II — Randy shows his stuff. Q — Turn him over Duane. Wrestling 141 The 1983-84 Pirate varsity hoopsters had a victorious season this year with a record of 13-8. The reserve team followed with a 9-11 record. A highlight of the season was the victory over Lebanon, who won the league. Also, the Pirates and the Vikings tied for second place in the MML. Roosevelt Chapman was the guest speaker at the awards banquet on March 7. Awards given to Pirates for outstanding performance were: MVP — Tom Weller-, Most Improved — Jeff Curtis; Outstanding Sophomore — Dwayne Cornett; Mr. Hustle — John Banks-, Pirate Pride Award — Jeff Michael and Mark Stapleton. Tom Weller and Chris Hollan both made MML All League this year. It was a record-breaking season with Chris Hollan scoring 41 points in one game and he had a season record of 446 points. Tom Weller is now the second leading scorer in the school’s history with a total of 895 points. I — Mike shows his dribbling skills. 2 — Coach Turvene stresses that there is no I” in TEAM”. 3 — The 1983-1984 Varsity Basketball team: Row I: R. Melzoni. D. Bell. C. Cundiff. M. Johnson. J. Michael. Row 2-. C. Hollan. J. Curtis. T. Sizer. D. Cornett. T. Mann. T. Weller — Capt.. J. Banks. 4 — Coach Gerhard gives his time-out tips. 5 — The Pirate defense hard at work. 6 — Rusty shoots as Tim holds them back. 7 — Dwayne is giving it his best shot. 8 Tom adds points to the scoreboard. 9 — Cort shows reserve how it's done. 10 Robby dribbles toward the basket. II — The 1983-84 Reserve Basketball team: Row I: R. Mays. T. Chansler. K. McGuire. C. Haitz. J. Miko. B. Palcic. Row 2-. D. Estepp. G. Fatkin. J. Stomps. C. Eiken. D. Hoff. T. Summers. T. Morrow. 12 — Chris shows them how it is done. 13 — Mike lets one roll right in. 14 Joey looking for an opening. 15 - The 6th Man Pep Club cheered the team on. 16 — John takes an outside shot. 17 — Billy makes a last second shot. 18 — Tom is at it againl Basketball 143 The girls’ basketball season was an exciting one, consisting of very close and intense games. The reserve record was 10-8. The varsity overall record was 6-14. The team was made up of all sophomores and juniors, which resulted in a building year. The highlight of the season was losing to Edgewood when they shot with no time left on the clock, ending with a score of 56-55. The best defensive player was Mel Hubbs. The best offensive player awarded with Scholar Athlete was Christy Dues with a grade point average of 3.66. I — Leap. Paige. Leap. Gel up off your feet!” 2 — Tracy Holmes gives it her all! 3 Dribble, dribble, and shoot! 4 Lisa Fitzharris goes for it! 5 W.C. parents have school spirit. 6 — Christy Dues looks for an open teammate. 7 Dori concentrates on her next move. 8 Mel Hubbs moves for the basket. 9 Row I K. Kilroy. C. Dues. T. Holmes. C. Weber. A. Bashore. Row 2 C. Edgington. M. Hubbs. D. Fields. W. Swartz. Row 3 Coach Laycox. D. May. P. Benson. D. Hesley. L. Fitzharris. Coach Hessert Girls' Basketball 145 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Baseball Fever . . . Catch It! 46 Baseball After a very rainy beginning, the varsity baseball team finished up their season with a Q IO overall record and 8-6 in the league. Reserve also had a winning season of HO overall and 9-1 in the MML. The Pirates made it a very successful season by reaching semi-finals in tournament and winning third place in the league. John Banks received the award of Most Valuable Player, while Robie Harville was named Most Improved Player. Mark Rei-gelsperger earned the honor of Scholar Athlete. I Tim guards the base. 2 Coach Schoenberger gives the signal. 3 — The teammates congratulate each other on a game well played. 4 Jack makes a run” for it. 5 Jeff and John make sure their signals aren't crossed. 6 — The 1983-84 Varsity Baseball team. Row I: C. Albery. B. Palcic. J. Sweeney. J. Kaltenbach. Row 2 C Ryan. D. Hatcher. D. Talmage. J. Pyburn. M. Johnson. Row J M. Keigcl sperger. T. Caldwell. J. Banks. R. Harville. Coach Schoenberger. 7 Billy puts all of his power behind his swing. 8 Chris fires the ball to first base. 9 The 1983-84 Reserve Baseball team Row I P. Johns. B. Spencer. T. Morrow, D. Bundy, J I ykins. Row 2. C. Kuhn. K. Owens. R. Mays. S. Satterthwaite. R. Wyatt. Row 3: D. Chambers. W. Corrado. I Ikerd. D. fcstep. Coach Swihart. 10 Robby winds up for the pitch. II Robie takes off for second base. 13 David waits patiently for the ball. 13 Mike watches tor the signal to steal. 14 Coach Swihart makes his way back to the bench after coaching third base. IS Dennis waits for the ball to go by. 16 — Rick strolls into home plate. Baseball 147 The West Carrollton Lady Pirates’ softball team ended the year with a record breaking season. This was the first time in ten years for the team to capture the league title under the supervision of coach Berry Reed. This also marked the first time the team would win a tournament game. The team surpassed the record by having more than seven victories in a row. Sheryl Brown had also set a fourteen put out record in one game. The Lady Pirates’ standing in the league was 9-3. It took a lot of hard work and many long practices to achieve their goal, but in the end, it all paid off. I — Lisa makes a great play. 2 Lisa brings in another run. 3 — The girls celebrate another game well played. 4 — Coach Hessert gives the ball a smack. 5 — Paula enters Tide country. 6 — Sheryl gives the coat off her back for fellow teammate Mel. 7 — Big bubbles — no trouble, right Becky? 8 — “Wait, who am I throwing this to?” 9 — Row h M. Hubbs. S. Brown. P. Hochwalt. A. Hall. Row 2-. W. Swartz. K. Sexton. B. Augustsson. G. Blanco. A. Ba-shore. Row 3: L. Fitzharris. M. Link. T. Barhorst. L. Webb. T. Holmes. M. Barnes. K. Perkins. S. Schindler. A. Foust. Row 4: J. Schuler. D. Hesley. S. Sexton — manager. Coach Hessert. P. Benson. Coach Reed. D. Rice — manager. C. VanDyke. K. Sexton. 10 — Annette makes a quick throw for the third out. II — Did you have your eye on that one. Ann? 12 — Jane throws home a win. 13 Missy, down and ready. 14 — Come on Mr. Reed, show em how it’s done. 15 — Sharon heads for home. 16 — After retrieving the ball. Anna heads for the base. Softball 149 Runners Take Mark To Victory 150 Boys' Track The West Carrollton boys’ track team took their marks to victory for the 1984 track season. The team placed second in the MML, second in the Bogan Relays and second in the Carlisle Relays. Their duel-meet and tri-meet record was 60. The 400 relay team of Dave Lambert, Rod McDaniel, Curtis Montgomery and Mitch Parks broke the record for the run. Recipient of the Scholar Athlete Award was Doug Burch, Most Valuable Player was Curt Jackowski, and the Coach's Award went to Jeff McSherry. Curt Jackowski qualified for regionals in the shot put. Although this was Coach Harmony’s first year as coach, it will not be his last. 1 — Curtis leaps for length. 2 — Ready for the run. 3 — Mike — the new FTD Florist m cot. 4 — Mick Stagger, the jogger. 5 — Tbe face only a mother could love. 6 — Superman doesn't fly that way. Dave! 7 — Yancy makes it over successfully. 8 — I told you not to make me angry. 9 — Boytalk. 10 — A picture says a thousand words. II — The team. Row I — M. Ciarlariello. D. Fischer. S. Mott. M. Parks. J. McSherry. R. Patterson. C. Jackowski. R. Melzoni. R. McDaniel. S. Satterth-waite. D. Burch. J. Holcomb. J. Michael. Row 2 — T. Mann. F. Harris. L. Percifull. D. Lambert. M. Powell. S. Westendorf. R. Sorg. C. Montgomery. D. Minch. R. fcllingson. Row 3 — Coach Harmony. J. Liechty. F. Hery. Y. Johns. J. McDaniel. T. Summers. M. Hanayik. D. Barnett. D. Gibson. M. Hall. 12 — Rusty brushes up on his hula before competition. 13 — Don't worry Rick, it’s only a meet. 14 — A true hurdle jumper. 15 — Fred shows his form. 16 How graceful Todd even points his toes. Boys' Track 15 Off £ Running 152 Girls' Track 2fc £ The West Carrollton girls’ track team was off and running this season and placed 4 in the MML. Several records were set this season. Yvette Dalton set four school records this year. She was named MVP and picked for the First Team MML. Yvette was a champion this year as she took first place in state competition. Also, Cour- tenay Manzella was named to the Second Team MML, and was also given the Coach’s Award. Christy Dues earned MIP after improving in every area. Velvet Ko-kot was named to Honorable Mention in the MML. Charlene Bothe was this year's Scholar Athlete. I — Christy is up and over. 2 — Courtenay sprints for the win. 3 - Charlene is in a race all by herself. 4 Linda is off and running. 5 — Row I — C. Bothe. L. Hardacre. B. Smith. Row 2 — Coach Christiansen. L. Collins. C. Dues. A. Haynes. W. Towle. Coach Her man. 6 — Velvet leaps for length. 7 — Yvette strains for another record-breaking throw. 8 — Linda heads for the ribbon. 9 Laura strides for victory. 10 — It's just a hop. skip and a jump for Kim. II Yvette runs for state. 12 International Velvet. 13 One small step for Courtenay, one giant leap for the Pirates. 14 — Christy prepares to let it fly. Girls' Track 53 Tennis Anyone? 154 Boys' Tennis The !984 Tennis team ended their season with the winning record of 8-6 in the Mid-Miami league, an overall record of 10-8. and fourth place in the league. Team honors were: Rick Baker, Scholar Athlete-, Tom Mathews, Most Improved Player, and Ron Montgomery, Most Valuable Player. Mid-Miami League honors were received by Tom Mathews and Ron Montgomery at first team doubles, and Steve Campbell received honorable mention at second singles. I — Okay team, this is a tennis ball! 2 — Jeff concentrates on his forehand. 3 — Dave reaches for a ground stroke. 4 — Mark goes for a low shot. 5 — Tom expresses his feelings for the other team with his hand gestures. 6 Rick and Steve volley at the net. 7 — Rick demonstrates his two-handed backhand. 8 — Steve concentrates on his backhand. 9 — Ron leans into his forehand. K) — The 1984 tennis team, kneeling, from left to right: Dave Woodard. Steve Campbell. Jeff Eicher. Rick Baker. Tim Girdner. Standing: Matt Brenner. Steve Dungan. Mike Rose. Ron Montgomery. Tom Mathews. Mark Blair. II — Mike gives it his all on his backhand. Boys' Tennis 155 Main Aides Row I D. Corbin. K. Alexander. $. Huff. T Jacobs. Mrs. Wackerman. P. Hochwall. k. Mahorney. S. Taliaferro. S. Price. Row 2 A. Smith. R. Miko. D. Coates. J. Liechty. Library Aides Row I D. Woods. S. Roberts. J. Rogakos. G. Shaw. 200's Aides Row I L. Foust. Mrs. Whitehead. C. Bothe. S. Taylor. D. Corbin Row 2 T. Tag. T. Jacobs. C. Barhorst. J. White. M. Parks. T. Raby. J. Michael. J. kaltenbach. V. Lane. J. McSherry. P. Nelson. L. Dougherty. Row 3 J. Pyburn. P. Hochwalt Radio Row I — M. Rose. P. Przyborowski. Row 2 L. Bowman. F. Harris. M. Moore. D. Woodard. D. Howard. K. Gilman. T. Girdner. Guidance Aides Row I — Mrs. Blackburn. M. Supinger. Row 2 L. Masters. J. Friedmann. L. Foust. M. Thompson. G. Holbrook. T. Crider. A. Smith. J. Bramlish. S. Brown. B. Campbell. S. Campbell. D. Amsler. M. Young. Row 3 K. Pfeiffer. D. Taulbee. Speech 5 Debate Row I K. Shaughnessy. J. Rogakos. D. Woodard. T. Girdner. Row 2 — M. Gebhart. L. Cunningham. L. Bowman. P. Przyborowski. M. Rose. T. Hartman. A. Rose. 58 Activities PJA Row I — M. Hathaway. M. Young. D. Pugh. V. Lane. C. Jackowski. C. Thompson. P. Houseman. Row 2 K. Isbel. L. Bilger. J. Rutan. Mrs. Wolf. D. Hatcher. Row 3 — R tiling son. J. Kaltenbach. D. Talmage. T. Weller. M. Reigelsperger. J. McSherry. COE Row I — D. Davis. L. leiwig. J. Perdicaris. K. Palcic. Row 2 — C. Morris. C. Liest. L. Peck. S. Wood. Mrs. Kelly. M. Fox. C. Davis. B. Fath. L. Langford. OWE rovv | — B Todd. T. Crawford. D. Henschen. L. Carmack. J. Cronenwett. W. Davis. Row 2 Mr. Brigati. M. Brooks. H. Bond. J. Kastle. J. Hoffer. T. Pierce. D. Caupp. W. Smith. D. Rix. M. Ogan. OWE Row I — T. Higgins. B. Robmett. C. Rohrback. Mrs. Gyourko. S. Cobb. Row 2 — T. Konz. P. Burns. T. Helfinstine. M. Timmonds. B. Bierd. OWE Row I — S. Fahrney. M. Moore. R. Robinett. R. Hensley. D. Evans. T. Scarberry. D. Hager. Row 2 B. Heindl. J. Payne. M. Neyman. K. Quillen. R. Pigman. M. Clemons. L. Hanson. T. Huff. Mr O’Kresik. OWE Row I — T. Thompson. R. Woss. A. Ogan. S. Coyle. B. Pennington. K. Isbel. Row 2 L. Baker. B. Knedler. P. Profitt. Mrs. Powell. M. Caupp. K. Maggard. 160 Activities German Club Row I — M. Smith. J. Rogakos. S. Love. E. Vendel. K. Shaugh-nessy, L. Piekarski. D. Woodard. Row 2 — M. Levant. M. Smith. P. Lane. L. Hale. S. Hall. B. Kretzer. A. Blommel. S. Schindler. K. Hull. T. Reumann. T. Niswonger. Row 3 — G. Shaw. Mr. Foland. J. Butler. T. Burks. S. Willis. P. Benson. D. Howard. C. Eiken. D. Charlton. S. Szeman. S. Dungan. C. Marcell. A. White. I. V.A. Row I — M. Fine. V. Kokot. L. Davis. J. Holtvoigt. T. Harville. C. Barhorst. J. Bramlish. M. Reigelsperger. Row 2 — B. Kross. P. Hochwalt. M. Link. L. Krohe. J. Burnett. S. Sat-terthwaite. Row 3 — J. Ketring. J. Pyburn. S. Howe. S. Love. J. Emmel. C. Kuhn. J. McSherry. Row 4 — J. Kaltenbach. D. Talmage. R. Patterson. C. Jackowski. Spanish Club Row I — K. Harkleroad. C. Bothe. A. Gonzalez. R. Richter. G. Blanco. K. Perkins, M. DeLeon. Row 2 — M. Padron. K. Hey. J. Friedmann. T. Campbell. G. Lucas. S. Campbell. M. Bundy. Row 3 — Mrs. Krabacher. J. Runfola. V. Maloy. V. Oakes. J. Wells. V. Bothe. H. Lee. L. Davell. D. Edgington. C. Page. M. Hanayik. Row 4 — M. Rose. B. Spencer. I.B.A. Row I — D. Hatcher. M. Hathaway. D. Bell. C. Thompson. D. Chambers. G. Caudill. M. Blair. J. Phillips. M. Stapleton. Row 2 J. Ketring. R. Patterson. C. Jackowski, J. McSherry. D. Talmage. J. Kaltenbach. S. Satterthwaite. M. Reigelsperger. Row 3 — L. Percifull. M. Garlitz. T. Caldwell. M. Hargrave. R. Harville. J. Pyburn. M. Rose. A. Seabolt. Row 4 — J. Kemper. M. Ciarlariello, T. Gibson. M. LeGate. J. Sweeney, S. Westendorf. T. Wickline. M. Juhl. Row 5 — W. Corrado. M. McClure. T. Denny. T. Stanyon. J. Roberts. B. Williams. J. Violet. C. Edmondson. French Club Row I — S. Simms. R. Hufnagle. S. Bartimay. L. Ayers. S. Shroyer. Row 2 — R. Frederick. C. Carpenter. T. Ballard. D. Huynh. Mr. Aultz. Row 3 A. Rose. S. Phillips. L. Prince. M. Langlois. K. Stafford. B. Smith. S. Hamilton. D. Hesley. R. Hensley. J. Thompson. Varsity Club Row I — J. Michael. M. Reigelsperger. S. Satterthwaite. N. Feagans. Row 2 — T. Holmes. M. Langlois. C. Fugett, C. Manzella. K. Mahorney. S. Brown. C. Barhorst. J. Bramlish. L. Kerns. S. Taliaferro. J. Bowden. Mr. Poock. Row 3 — D. Wood. S. Campbell. M. Rose. J. Eicher. R. Sorg. M. Fine. V. Kokot. B. Kross. M. Link. Row 4 — C. Jackowski. J. McSherry, R. Montgomery. J. Million. D. Burch. K. Welsh. R. McDaniel. J. Kaltenbach. M. Powell. 62 A ctivities NHS Row I — J. Friedmann. M. Padron. K. Harkleroad. S. McKen-dree. D. Wood. S. Roberts. Row 2 — D. Burch. R. Baker. J. Bishop. D. Huynh. A. Ebbers. R. Frederick. Mrs. Skelly. D. Charlton. S. Campbell. L. Farnsworth. C. Bothe. B. Poffen-berger. T. Ripley. Drama Club T. Ripley. B. Barber. K. Lakely. A. Dodd. B. Campbell. M. Walker. K. Hey. D. Howard. D. Pugh. L. Johnson. S. Bath. K. Walker. A. Vaughn. K. Snell. B. Sparks. C. Scott. R. Robillard. Newsdimensions Row I T. Ripley. Row 2 — K. Alexander, D. Montgomery. T. Barhorst. Mr. McCollum. Row 3 — B. Ankney. K. Deel. T. Campbell. B. Campbell. Row 4 — S. Roberts. J. Cox. M. Jones. T. Chansler. K. Chandler. Student Council Row I T. Ripley. P. Payne. G. Lucas. M. Hubbs. S. Phillips. J. Bishop. C. Kelley. D. Burch. V. Kokot. L. Johnson. Row 2 R. Miko. J. Adkins. C. Barhorst. T. Holmes. S. Mott. Mr. Maus. P. Benson. A. Bashore. T. Crabill. M. Hanayik. B. Kross. Freewheelers Row I — R. Winkler. S. Mott. D. Burch. D. Gibson. T. Watts. M. Hall. Row 2 — P. Langlois. D. Wolf. T. Heizer. K. Shaugh-nessy. C. fciken. Mr. Melton. L. Piekarski. J. Michael. J. Maybury. B. Kretzer. Ski Club Row I R. Baker. E. Vendel. M. Hanayik. C. Gustafson. T. Cali. J. Anson. C. Page. J. Adkins. D. Gantner. D. Burch. J. Eicher. Row 2 D. Montgomery. B. Smith. K. Perkins. K. Gantner. S. Phillips, T. Stanyon. B. Kretzer. M. Blair. C. Mays. K. Shaughnessy. Mr. Melton. C. Barhorst. K. Kohler. L. Piekarski. V. Ramage. J. White. S. Kohler. R. Hufnagle. J. Smith. S. Mott. J. Bishop. S. Taylor. D. Coates. A. Blommel. 164 Activities Concert Choir Row I: K. Pfeiffer. L. Foust. C. Karlson. P. Lane. S. McKen-dree. D. Pugh. T. Ripley. J. Friedmann. D. Wood. M. Howard. Row 2: Mr. Lowman. G. Lucas. M. Thompson. K. Mahor-ney. G. Caudill. T. Watts. R. Zimmer. R. Baker. L. Cunningham. C. Wiley. Row 3: L. Panstingel, C. Scott. J. Bodish. T. Heizer. D. Gantner. K. Alexander. K. Isbel. D. Shumard. Row 4: K. Deel. B. Ankney. J. Boulis. J. Ketring. J. Michael. D. Howard. D. Woodard. C. Poteet. A. Dodd. B. Sparks. Vocal Expressions Row I: L. Foust. G. Lucas. C. Karlson. S. Hamilton. D. Pugh. T. Ripley. J. Friedman. Row 2: E. Fultz. L. Panstingel. K. Deel. D. Gantner. R. Baker. R. Hufnagle, D. Wood. B. Sparks. Row 3: R. Zimmer. D. Howard. Row 4: T. Watts. W.C. Singers Row I: C. Thompson. T. White. T. Cuti. D. Covill. Row 2: S. Bath. C. Johnson. E. Fultz. L. Johnson. J. Boulis. Row 3: P. Johnson. D. Ball. J. Buckley. T. Hartman. Pit Orchestra Row I: S. Mott. M. Levant. M. Gephart. D. Edgington. Row 2: S. Robinson. A. Olson. J. Bishop. B. Poffenberger. Row 3: Mr. Wilson. J. Vest. G. Sutton. M. McClure. Sketches Of The Mind Row I: T. Pennington. Mrs. Cox. D. Shumard. Mrs. Williams. Pep Band Row I: G. Nolen. A. Olson. B. Poffenberger. D. Edgington. H. Dexter. A. Ebbers. Row 2: J. Bishop. R Baker. P. Kline. J. Vest. J. Deel. R. Frederick. T. Bown. S. Roberts. B. Kross. Row 3: S. Mott. M. McClure. T. Stanyon. S. Mandich. D. Montgomery. M. McClure. K. Deel. Row 4: R. Hufnagle. 66 Activities Life Lab Row I — D. Ball. R. Wyatt. J. Anson. S. Huff. M. Mays. Row 2 W. Melton. C. Wolfe. J. Hurt. J. Nichols. C. Smith. Row 3 — T. Morter. B. Flynn. S. Merch. R. Martin. T. Cooper. K. Sexton. S. Turner. R. Kidder. M. Bloom. C. Mahaney. M. Mott. JA-Met Row I — R. Wyatt. J. Hurt. M. Mays. S. Huff. C. Smith. Row 2 S. Merch. M. Mott. W. Melton. T. Morter. Row 3 — R. Martin. T. Cooper, K. Se:.ton, S. Turner. R. Kidder. J. Nichols. GctUr '• .ir,',. •'tow 70 Cheerleading The 1983-84 Cheerleaders enjoyed a tremendous year. They attended camp at Ohio State University in June. At camp, the squads went through evalutions every night. On the final day, the varsity and reserve squads received a superior rating that qualified them for national competition. Both squads were continually spirited throughout the week, and the varsity took the honor of having the most spirit- ed squad. These girls kicked off the fall season by hosting the third annual Community Pep Rally. This pep rally gets the whole city, including students, parents, and fans involved in an evening of great enthusiasm. This unending spirit carried well into the school year, with the girls supporting soccer, football, and wrestling championships. Numerous pep assemblies went over well with the student body building up during the year, and even the sophomores got into the swing of things by winning the spirit sword two consecutive times this year. Hopefully, this spirit will stay with the Pirates long after these girls are gone. The advisors for the year were Nancy Christiansen, Football Wres-tling; Connie Henry. Soccer Basketball. I — The annual pep rally to get the season underway. 3 Steph claps for a pin. 3 — Shoot for the stars! 4 — Varsity Football Wrestling Squad: S. Brown. Capt.; S. Taliaferro. J. Bramlish. K. Mahor ney. C. Fugett. L. Kerns. 5 — Ros leads the crowd. 6 — Cheryl laughs at the pie eating contest. 7 — Football players” stomp on Trotwood. 8 - Varsity Soccer Basketball Squad: S. Purnell. J. Bowden. C. Barhorst. Capt.-. J. White. R Woods. 9 — Joyce concentrates on the game. 10 — Cheer 'em on girls. II — Sarah jumps for joy. 13 — Sue stares with amazement. 13 Reserve Football Wrestling Squad: S. Slade. Co. Capt.; T. Flarville. D. Gregory. Co. Capt.; S. Mullins. C. Mays. L. Prince. 14 — Jan cheers the team on. 15 — Reserve Soccer Basketball: C. Johnson. L. Bodish. A. Foust. Capt.; C. Sams. J. Walker. A. Przyborowski. 16 — Cheerleaders get into the match. 17 — Cindy Cheers Crazy ! 18 — A little windy, girls? 19 — Tonja marches in the parade. Cheerleading 17 The West Carrollton High School Band is often referred to as One Big Family . The members have stuck together from the hot days of band camp to the cold early morning practices and final football games. From the initiation of the Rookies” at band camp and the warm welcome they received afterward, to Senior Night and the sad good-byes of the seniors, they act as one group. During this year, the marching band won many awards, including a first place at the Fairborn Invitational and a superior rating at the Day-ton Convention Center. Also this year. the symphonic band was split into two separate bands, the Wind Ensemble and the Concert Band. Both bands gave good performances at the district contest and received excellent ratings. The highlight of the year was the band’s trip to Six Flags Over Mid America in St. Louis. I Joani strikes up a melody. 2 Lisa thinks about the show. 3 Rick gets a trumpet solo in his final performance. 4 Susan proudly marches by. 5 Straighten up those lines, guys! 6 Belinda and Tonia show perfect form. 7 — Mr. Gallehue's favorite words. Just one more time! 8 — Row L J. Bishop. C. Terry. M. Hall. D. Padgett. B. Kretzer. G. Sutton. A. Haynes. K. Gier. J. Meyer. T. Hecker. K. Lang. K. Gantner. S. Willis. Row 2 T. Cali. T. Reu-mann. C. Dues. B. Kross. S. Robinson. A. Foust. H. Ramsey. G. Garwood. C. Mays. H. Dexter. A. fcbbers. C. McGraw. L. Hoffman. D. Pullon. J. Cullers. S. Barti-may. Row 3: A. Olson. L. Marcus. R. Moesner. L. Cummings. I. Denman. A. Smith. D. Potts. M. Bloom, k. Knight. B. Poffenberger. R Winkler. B. Kurrek. G. Neal. C. Thompson. K. Hall. Row 4: L. Hardacre. C. Roark. J. Morrison. B. Clarke. S. Roberts. T. Bown. T. Ball. J. Marchal. W. Swartz. A. Bashore. P. Kline. J. Deel. D. Ldgington. R Frederick. J. Vest. T. Mann. Row 5: L. Farnsworth. S. Cox. J. Oldham. M. Me Clure. K. Deel. S. Phillips. M. McClure. T. Stanyon. S. Mandich. M. Lawson. L. Bowman. K. Gilman. D. Newport. Row 6: D. Marsh. S. Taylor. L. Farnsworth. M. Young. T. Jacobs. S. Simpson. K. Galbraith. L. Dougherty. K. Coggins. L. Berry. T. Gilen. K. Russell. D. Taulbee. M. Thompson. C. Manzella. T. Hollmann. Row 7: T. Crider. M. Fine. J. Houck. T. Tag. A. Rose. R. Miko. S. Shroyer. J. Mattox. M. Winstead. K. Alexander. M. Wiley. P. Hochwalt. A. Donegan. D. Boone. G. VanDenfcinde. J. Kokenge. Row S. S. Mott. Field Commander R. Hufnagle. D. Montgomery. Field Commander R. Baker. G. Nolan. Color Guard (Left side, front to back): S. Campbell. G. Holbrook. A. Benson. J. Friedmann. T. Campbell. S. Steinbrunner. T. Lester. C. Wiley. S. Morris. H. Lee. Right, front to back M. Supinger. K. Goforth. B. Deskins. D. Snead. M. Hammock. B. Campbell. V. Ramage. J. Smith. K. Stafford. A. Gonzalez. D. Boomershine. 9 — Talented Scott can play two instruments at one time. 10 Two tuba Misfits . Darren and Cathy. II — Practice makes perfect. Debbie! 13 — The final practice be fore the game. Band 73 Just Easin' On Down The Road 74 Color Guard Both the Color Guard and Carrolltones had a successful year and have stayed at the top. The Guard received 4th place and the Carrolltones received 2nd place at the Fairborn contest. Both received a Superior rating at the contest in the Convention Center. During basketball season, the Carrolltones received 1st place at Oak Hills. 4th at Worthington. 3rd at State, and hosted their 6th annual Drill Team Invitational on March 3rd. Both the Carrolltones and Color Guard travelled westward to St. Louis in April with the band to compete in national competition. I — Susan shows her discipline while standing at attention. 2 — A sad look from Mel as Senior Night comes to an end. 3 — Janet and her pet flag pole. Franklin. 4 - Is this a solo performance. Jenny?” 5 — 1983-84 Color Guard: Row |: Advisor B. Clough essy. Line officer J. Friedmann. Line officer T. Campbell. S. Steinbrunner. Captain M. Supinger. k. Goforth. Line officer A. Benson. S. Morris. T. Lester. Advisor N. Foster. Row 1. H. Lee. B. Deskins. C. Wiley. M. Hammock, Line officer A. Gonzalez. D. Snead. 1st Liet. S. Campbell. J. Smith. V. Ramage. G. Holbrook. K. Stafford. B. Campbell. D. Boomershine. 6 — Wake up Debbie, it’s time to go on with the show. 7 — Sherri marches on for West Carrollton. 8 — The Carrolltones form into a pyramid of perfection. 9 — Amy and Gretchen dazzle the crowd. 10 — 1983-84 Carrolltones: Row 1= 1st Liet. K. Galbraith. Captain Lora Dougherty. 2nd Liet. K. Coggins. Row 2: Line officer S. Simpson. Line officer T. Jacobs. Line officer L. Berry. Line officer T. Gilen. Row 3: J. Kokenge. D. Marsh. S. Taylor. L. Farnsworth. M. Young. T. Crider. M. Fine. J. Houck. T. Tag. A. Rose. R. Miko. S. Shroyer. A. Fugate. M. Winstead. K. Alexander. M. Wiley. P. Hochwalt. A. Donegan. D. Boone. G. VanDenEinde. K. Russell. D. Taulbee. M. Thompson. C. Manzella. T. Hollmann. Advisor M. Sewell. II — Tondra enjoys her performance during Homecoming halftime. Carrolltones 75 South Bldg. Seniors Row I — John Hammond. Rob Fugate. Randy Audia. Cheri Moore. South Bldg. Juniors Row I — Christine Floyd. Todd Marsh. Rodney James. Row 2 — Kathy Welch. Amy Haught. Gena Wells. Sherri Creager. Mayra Conde. Barbara Barr. East Bldg. Seniors Row I — Laura Faulkner. Chuck Stratton. Scotty Singleton. Jennie Welch. Row 2 — Ben Bennett. Jeff Holcomb. John Campbell. Dave Peterson. Gena Balonier. Jim Barnett. East Bldg. Juniors Row I — Kevin Bragg. Kim Kilroy. Mark Glover. David fcngle. Row 2 — Tracy Hisey. Gretta Harper. Rick Cassom. Julie Wyatt. Row 3 — James Pickett. Troy Fleiszig. Pat McClelland. Elizabeth Hall. Joey Daniels. Mike Brown. Paul Mobley. Dale Morris. West Bldg. Seniors Row I — Gina Daniels. Sandy Smith. Rhonda Brewer. Tyra Whisman. Row 2 — Deana Turner. Rosalind Woods. Lori Shadowens. Kim Goforth. Diane Pennington. West Bldg. Juniors Row I — Vickie Laird. Rhonda Collins. Carol Condron Row 2 _ Mary Harp. Theresa Norris. Kris Hacker. Sherry Whit-tamore. Deanna Dix. Row 3 — Jill Myers. Sandra Moore. Connie Schultz. Marcia Scott. Laura Lupeke. 76 JVS The 1983-84 Piratan Staff — Left Side.-Susan Campbell. Angi Ebbers, Beth Campbell, Mel Supinger. Virginia Lane, Tina Ripley, Beth Deskins: Section Edi- tor, Jeff Eicher. Mike Rose, Marietta Langlois: Business Manager, Carlene Fugett. Right Side: Jan Bowden: Section Editor, Angie Blommel, Ron Mont- gomery, Steve Mott, Nancy Feagans, Cindy Barhorst. Sheryl Brown, Paula Hochwalt, Teri Barhorst: Editor-in-Chief, Ken McCollum: Advisor. 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TAKES CHAMPIONSHIP — Defending champion Martina Navratilova defeated Andrea Jaeger to win the Wimbledon Ladies' Singles Championship for the fourth time. AP WIDE WORLD PHOTO GRENADA INVASION — American Troops, along with a multinational force, invaded the island of Grenada after a coup and successfully secured it. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION — Fireworks exploded over the Brooklyn Bridge to mark the 100th birthday of the giant span. ’ 10 HeadlifrPT FINAL M'A'S'H — The final episode of M'A'S'H aired in February of 1983. Original cast is shown on the left and closing cast on the right. GOING APE — A 3,000-pound, eight-story high, vinyl King Kong clung to the Empire State Building in New York to commemorate the movie made 50 years ago. TOY CRAZE — Cabbage Patch Kids, complete with birth certificates and adoption papers, were hot items with holiday shoppers. CUP GOES DOWN UNDER — The yacht “Australia II” became the first challenger to take the America’s Cup in 132 years, defeating the defender, “Liberty. K A-G THERE SHE IS — In September a Syracuse University coed, Vanessa Williams, was crowned Miss America for 1984. FLASHY MOVIE — Nineteen-year-old Jennifer Beals starred in the hit movie Flashdance and firmly established the torn sweat shirt as one of the year’s fashion fads. Headlines } I SPACE FIRST — Guion S. Bluford, Jr. became the first black in space with his flight aboard the Challenger in September. RIDE. SALLY, RIDE — The I first five-member crew of the ■ space shuttle Challenger I included Sally Ride, first woman in space. John M Fabian, Commander Robert I Crippen, Norman Thagard. and Frederick Hauck 212 Headlines__________________ AP WIDE WORLD PHOTO NOBEL PRIZE — The 1983 Nobel Peace Prize was won by Polish labor leader Lech Walesa, who was prevented from leaving Poland to accept the award personally. His wife and son accepted it for him in Oslo, Norway. MONEY MACHINES — Banking continued to change as more and more people began to use automatic tellers to handle their financial transactions. TOP ENTERTAINER — Videos Beat It” and Say, Say, Say. along with the year's 1 LP and movie short Thriller,” confirmed Michael Jackson as '83 s top entertainer. BEIRUT BOMBING — On October 23. the U S. Marine headquarters at Beirut International Airport was leveled by a truck bomb, killing 218 Marines. nil 1 MENOFTHEYEAR -J.I ▼ 1 J MEN OF THE YEAR — President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Yuri Andropov were named Time's Men of the Year. Andropov died in February, after being absent from the public eye for several months. SHAPING UP — Actress Jane Fonda promoted the videotaped version of her popular exercise program. Aerobics and working out became a part of even more Americans' lives. MOST VALUABLE — Baltimore Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey hugged pitcher Scott McGregor after the Orioles beat the Philadelphia Phillies to win the 1983 World Series. BREAK DANCING — The popularity of break dancing, and a related dance form called popping, grew among those interested in new ways to strut their stuff. BOWIE'S BACK — After a five-year layoff, rock star David Bowie resurfaced with tours in Europe and the U S. two films, an album, and video. KOREAN FLIGHT 007 — A j Korean jumbo passenger jet was shot down by the Soviets after it strayed into Soviet airspace All 269 people aboard were killed. Headlines 2l ALBERY. CRAIG Baseball 3. ALEXANDER. KIM Softball 2s Band I. 2s Carrolltones 2. 3; Rifle Corp It Newsdimensions 3s Powder Puff I. 3i Office Aide 1. 2. 3s 3-Day Choir U Concert Choir 2. 3. ANKNEY. BETH Track Is Statistician 2, 3s ERA I, 2. 3� PJA 2s Newsdimensions 3s Speech Team 2; Drama Club 1.2,j 5-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2. 3; Musicals I; Who's Who 2. AUGUSTSSON. BECKY Student Council 2i Secretary 2� Softball I, 2. 3s Cheerleader 2s Varsity Club 2t French Club 2. 3s Secretary 2s Vice-President 3; Powder Puff I. 2j Office Aide I; Homecoming Court 2; Free-wheelers I. 2. 3s Who’s Who 2; Committees 2, 3s All-American 2, 3. BAKER. RICK Student Council 2s Senator 2� Tennis I. 2, 3� Soccer 2. 3� Band I, 2, 3s Pep Band I. 2. 3i Field Commander 3s NHS 3j ERA I. 2, 3; French Club I. 2 Ski Club I. 2. 3i Intramurals I, 2s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2, 3s Vocal Expressions 2, 3s Musicals I. 2. 3i Spring Soccer I. BARBER. BILL Student Council 2; Treasurer 2s Pirate Mascot 3� Speech Team I. Drama Club I. 2, 3s 3-Day Choir l( Concert Choir 2. 3s Vocal Expressions 2. 3s Musicals I. 2, 3, Plays I, 2. 3. BARHORST. CINDY Student Council 3s Vice-President 3s Track 2s Cheerleader I. 2. 3s Captain 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Piratan 2. 3s Varsity Club 2, 3s French Club 2s Ski Club 3s Powder Puff 3s Intramurals 3s Office Aide 2. 3� Homecoming Court I. 3s Committees I. 2. 3s HC — Prom — Grad Committees. BARNETT. JIM Vica II 2. 3. BARRETT. SONJA Track 2. 3s Basketball I. 2s Volleyball Is Office Aide 2. BENNETT. BEN Vica II 2. 3. BENTLEY. BRETT Speech Team 2s Intramurals 2s 3-Day Choir I. BERRY. LISA Band Is Carrolltones 2. 3s Line Officer 3s Powder Puff 3s Office Aide 2, 3. BISHOP. JOAN Student Council I. 2. 3s Vice-President I. 2s Senator 3s Soccer 2s Field Hockey Is Band I, 2. 3s Band Rep I. 2, 3� Pep Band I, 2, 3s NHS 2, 3s President 3s Speech Team Is Varsity Club 2. 3s Ski Club I. 2, 3s Musicals 2. 3s Soccer Announcer 3s Freewheelers Is Who’s Who 2s Committees I, 2, 3s Buckeye Girls State 2. BLANCO. GRACE Softball 3s Soccer 3s NHS 3s Spanish Club 3s Exchange Student. BODISH. JIM Track 2s Football 2s Wrestling Is Intramurals 2s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2. 3s Committees 3s MC-HC 3. BOGGS. BRIAN Baseball 2s Who’s Who 2s JVS Activities 3. BOOMERSHINE. DEBBIE Flag Corp 3s 3-Day Choir I. BOTHE. CHARLENE Track 2. 3s NHS 2. 3, ERA 2. 3, Spanish Club 3s Office Aide 2. 3s Committees 3s Academic All-American 3. BOULIS. JEANETTE Basketball Is Band I. 2s Pep Band 2s French Club 2. 3s Sketches 2s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2. 3s W.C. Singers 3. BOWMAN. LISA Band I. 2. 3s Speech Team 2. 3s Radio 3. BRAMLISH. JOYCE Student Council I. 2. 3s Senator I. 2, 3s Track 2s Cheerleader I. 2, 3s Varsity Club 2, 3s Powder Puff I. 2s Intramurals 3s Office Aide 3s Concert Choir I, 2s Freewheelers l� Who’s Who 3. BROWN. SHERYL Softball I. 2. 3s Captain 3s Cheerleader I, 2. 3s Captain 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 2, 3s Powder Puff I. 2, 3, Office Aide 3s Who’s Who 2, 3s Committees 3. BURCH. DOUG Student Council 3s Senator 3s Track I, 2. 3s Soccer 1. 2, 3s NHS 2. 3s Vice-President 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s German Club I. 2s German Club Soccer Team I, 2s Ski Club I. 2. 3s Intramurals 2s 3-Day Choir Is Freewheelers I. 2. 3$ Spring Soccer Is Committees I. 2. 3. CALONDIS. DAVID Ski Club 3s Freewheelers I. 2, 3. CAMPBELL. BETH Flag Corp. 3s NHS 3$ ERA I. 2. 3s Newsdimensions 2. 3s Co-Editor 3s Piratan 3s Powder Puff Is Drama Club 2. 3s Office Aide 3s 3-Day Choir Is Musicals 2, 3s Student Director 3s Plays 2. 3s Library Aide 2s Committees 3. CAMPBELL. SUSAN Track Is Flag Corp. I, 2, 3s 1st Lt. 3s NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2, 3s Piratan 2. 3s French Club Is Powder Puff. Office Aide 2. 3. CARPENTER. CRAIG Student Council 2s ERA I. 2. 3s Speech Team I, 2s Vice-President 2s French Club I. 2, 3s Treasurer 3s Chess Club Is Radio I. 2. 3s Library Aide 2s Who’s Who 2. 3s Academic All-American 3. CHANDLER. KEVIN ERA I. 2. 3s Newsdimensions 3s German Club I. CHARLTON. DOUG Football 2s NHS 2, 3s ERA I. 2. 3s German Club 3t Chess Club I. COGGINS. KAREN Student Council 2$ Senator 2$ Track 2s Band Is Carrolltones I. 2. 3s Line Officer 2; 2nd Lt. 3. ERA Is Newsdimensions 3s Ski Club 2s Ball Girls 3s Powder Puff 3s Drama Club Is 3-Day Choir Is Musicals I. 2. 3s Plays I. 2s Office Aide 3. COX. SUSIE Band I. 2, 3. Pep Band 2s Powder Puff I. 2. 3s Freewheelers Is JVS Activities 2. 3s VICA I 2. 3s Vice-President 2. CUNNINGHAM. LISA NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Speech Team 2. 3s German Club I. 2. 3s Drama Club I. 2. 3s Office Aide 2. 3s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2. 3s Musicals I, 2. 3 Plays I. 2. 3s Library Aide I. 2s NFL 2. 3. DALTON. YVETTE Track 3s Who’s Who 3. DEEL. KYM Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band 3s Flag Corp I, 2s ERA I. 2. 3s Newsdimensions 3s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2, 3s Vocal Expressions 3. DELPH. PHIL Wrestling 2. DOUGHERTY. LORA Carrolltones I. 2. 3s Line Officer 2s Captain 3s Varsity Club 2s Office Aide 2. 3s Homecoming Court 3. EBBERS. ANGI Band I. 2. 3, Pep Band I. 2. 3, NHS 2. 3, ERA I. 2. 3, Piratan 3s German Club 2s 3-Day Choir Is Musicals 1. EDGINGTON. DEBBIE Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band I. 2. 3s Statistician Is ERA I. 2. 3s Speech Team 2s Spanish Club I. 2, 3s Drama Club Is Musicals I, 2. 3s Plays I. EICHER. JEFF Tennis I. 2. 3s Captain 3 Football Is Soccer 2. 3s ERA 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s German Club 1. 2s German Club Soccer Team 2s Ski Club I. 2. 3s Intramurals 2. FARNSWORTH. LORI Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band I. 2s NHS 2. 3s Secretary 3s ERA I. 2, 3s Speech Team 2s German Club 2s German Club Soccer Team 2s Office Aide 2s Musicals 2. FATH.BECKY COE 3s OEA 3. FAULKNER. LAURA ERA 2s JVS Activities 2. 3. 214 Senior Index FOUST. LEE ANN Tennis I. 2s Basketball I; Office Aide 2. 3s 5-Day Choir I, 3; Concert Choir 3s Vocal Expressions 3. FEAGANS. NANCY Track I. 2s Soccer 2. 3s Captain 2, 3s Band Is Piratan 3� Varsity Club 2. 3$ Secretary 3i Intramurals 2s Spring Soccer I. 2. 3. FEARN. JEFF Soccer I, 2. 3-. Homecoming Court 3. FOX. MARCIA Student Council Is Senator Is COE 3s Treasurer 3s OEA 3s Powder Puff I, 2s Office Aide I. 2. FREDERICK. RON Band I. 2. 3, Pep Band I. 2. 3, NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3, Speech Team Is French Club I, 2, 3s Secretary Is Vice-President 2s Intramurals I. 2s Academic All-American 3. FRIEDMANN. JANET Student Council I. Secretary Is Flag Corp I. 2, 3s Line Officer 3s NHS 2, 3s Treasurer 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Speech Team Is Spanish Team 2. 3s Drama Club I. 2s Office Aide 2. 3s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2. 3s Vocal Expressions 3: Musicals I. 2; Plays I. 2s Who’s Who 2. 3. FUGATE. ANNE Band I. 2. 3, Carrolltones 2. 3, NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3, French Club I. 2, 3s Treasurer 3s 5-Day Choir Is Musicals I. GALBRAITH. KIM Track I, 2, 3s Band l; Carrolltones I. 2. 3s Line Officer 2s 1st Lt. 3, ERA Is Varsity Club 2. 3, Ski Club I. 2, 3s Ball Girls 3s Powder Puff 3s Drama Club Is Office Aide Is Musicals Is Plays I. GANTNER. DAROLD Golf 3s Speech Team I. 2s Ski Club 3s Chess Club I. 2s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2, 3s Vocal Expressions 2, 3s Musicals I. 2. 3. GILEN. TONDRA Carrolltones I. 2. 3s Line Officer 3s Powder Puff 3s Office Aide 3. GUSTAFSON. KURT Wrestling Is Soccer I. 2. 3S Captain 3s Ski Club 3s Intramurals 2s Freewheelers 2. 3s Spring Soccer I. 2. 3. HALL. KAREN Track Is Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band I, 2. 3s Spanish Club Is Powder Puff I. 2. 3s Office Aide 3s Musicals I. 2. 3s Plays I. 2, 3s Freewheelers I. 2. HAMILTON. SUSAN Band Is NHS 2, 3s French Club I, 2, 3s Secretary 3s Vocal Expressions 3. HARKLEROAD. KATHIE Band Is NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Spanish Club I. 2. 3s Drama Club I. 2. 3s 3-Day Choir Is Who’s Who 3. HATCHER. DENNIS Baseball I. 2. 3s Football Trainer I. 2. 3s PJA 3s Purchase Manager 3. HENDRICKS. DAVID Drama Club I. 2. 3; Musicals I, 2. 3s Plays I. 2. 3s JVS Activities 2. 3s FFA 2. 3. HOCHWALT. PAULA Softball I. 2. 3s Captain 3s Carrolltones I, 2. 3s ERA Is Piratan 3s Powder Puff 3s Office Aide I. 2. 3s Committees I. 2. 3s HC-Prom Committees. HOLLMANN. TRACY Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band Is Carrolltones 3s French Club I. 2. 3s German Club 2. HOSKINS. MICHELLE French Club 2s Ball Girls 3s 3-Day Choir I; Committees 3. HOUCK. JACKIE Softball 2. Carrolltones 3S Cheerleader 2. Ball Girls 3s Powder Puff 3s Office Aide I. 2. 3s Plays 3s Committees 2. 3. HOWARD. DAVE Cross Country I. 2. 3s German Club I, 2, 3s German Club Soccer Team 2s Drama Club I. 2. 3} President 3s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 2. 35 Vocal Expressions 3. Radio 2. 3$ Musicals I. 2. 3s Plays I. 2. 3. HUTCHINS. DEE Band Is Rifle Corp I. 2s Captain 2s ERA Is PJA 2s Ski Club Is Powder Puff I. HUYNH. DUNG NHS 2, 3s ERA I, 2. 3s French Club I. 2, 3s Intramurals 2. JACKOWSKI. CURT Track 2. 3s Baseball Is Football I. 2, 3s PJA 3s President 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s Intramurals I. 2. 3s Who’s Who 3s Committees 2, 3. JACOBS. TERESA Carrolltones I. 2. 3s Line Officer 2. 3s Office Aide 3s 3-Day Choir I. JARVIS. KANDY Soccer 3s Field Hockey Is Band Is NHS 2. 3s ERA I, 2. 3s Spanish Club I. 2, 3( Drama Club I. 2, 3s Chess Club 2s Sketches 2. 3s 5-Day Choir Is Who’s Who 3. JONES. MICHELLE Newsdimensions 3s Feature Editor 3s Office Aide 3. KALTENBACH. JAMIE Baseball I. 2, 3s Football I, 2. 3s PJA 3s Production Manager 3s Varsity Club I. 2. 3s Intramurals I. 2. 3s Office Aide 2. 3. KARLSON. CATHY Powder Puff 2s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 3s W.C. Singers 2. 3s Vocal Expressions 3. KRETZER. BRIAN Soccer I. 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Intramurals 2s Spring Soccer I. 2. LANE. PATRICK Track I. 2s Cross Country I. 2. 3s German Club 2. 3s Concert Choir 3s Musicals 3s Plays 3. LANE. VIRGINIA Volleyball 2, 3s PJA 3s Piratan 3s Powder Puff 2s Office Aide 3s Committees 3. LANGFORD. LISA COE 3s OEA 3. LEIWIG. LISA Rifle Corp I, ERA 2, COE 3, OEA 3, Office Aide I, 3-Day Choir Is Who’s Who 2. MAHORNEY. KATHY Cheerleader I. 2, 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s Office Aide 2, 3s 5-Day Choir 3s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 3s Homecoming Court 2. 3s Committees 3. MANZELLA. COURTENAY Track I. 2. 3s Soccer 2s Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band Is Carrolltones 3s Varsity Club 3s Ski Club 3s Ball Girls 3s Powder Puff 3s 3-Day Choir Is Who's Who 3s Committees 3. MARCINIAK. DIANA Track I, 2s Softball Is Volleyball I. 2, 3s Co-Captain 3s Powder Puff I. 2. MASTERS. LAURA Volleyball 2, 3s Manager 2s NHS 3s Office Aide 3. MATHEWS. MELANIE Office Aide I. MCDANIEL. ROD Track 2, 3s Baseball Is Soccer I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 3s German Club I. 2� German Club Soccer Team 2s Intramurals 2s Spring Soccer I, 2. MCKENDREE. SAM NHS 2. 3s ERA I, 2, 3s Concert Choir I. 2. 3$ Committees 3. MCSHERRY. JEFF Track 3s Baseball 2s Football I. 2. 3s NHS 3s ERA I. 3s PJA 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s Intramurals I, 2. 3s Office Aide 3. MELZONI. RUSTY Track 3s Basketball I, 2. 3s Football I. 2. 3s Who's Who 3. MICHAEL. JEFF Student Council 3s President 3s Track I, 2, 3� Basketball I. 2. 3s ERA I. 3s Piratan 2s Varsity Club 2. 3s President 3s Spanish Club 2t Office Aide I. 2, 3s 3-Day Choir Is President Is Concert Choir 2. 3s Homecoming Court I. 2. 3s Homecoming King 3s Freewheelers 2. 3s Committees I. 2. 3. MIKO. ROBIN Student Council 3s Secretary 3s Carrolltones 3s Cheerleader I, 2s Varsity Club 2. 3s Spanish Club 2s Ball Girls 3s Powder Puff 3s Office Aide 2. 3s Class Of ’84 215 Plays 3s Who’s Who 2-. Committees 3. MILLION. JEFF Track I, 3s Football Is Wrestling I. 3, 3s Soccer 2. 3s ERA l Varsity Club 3; German Club I. 3s German Club Soccer Team 2-. Intramurals 3s 3-Day Choir Is W.C. Singers 3s Spring Soccer I. 3s Who's Who 3. MONTGOMERY. DARREN Track I. 3s Cross Country I. 3. 3s Captain 3s Band I. 3. 3s President 3s Pep Band I. 3. 3s ERA 3s Newsdimensions 3s Sports Editor 3s Varsity Club 3. 3s Ski Club I. 3. 3s Musicals I. 3. 3s Freewheelers I. 3. 3. MONTGOMERY. RON Tennis I, 3. 3s ERA I. 3. 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 3s Intramurals 3$ Committees 3s Football Trainer I. MORRIS. CHARLENE COE 3s German Club Soccer Team 3s 3-Day Choir Is W.C. Singers 3s Secretary 3s Vocal Expressions 3. MORRISON. JOE Band I. 3. 3s Pep Band Is ERA I, 3. 3s Musicals 3. MOTT. STEVE Student Council I. 3. 3s Senator I. 3s Student Body President 3s Track I. 3. 3s Cross Country 3. 3s Co-Captain 3; Band I. 3. 3$ Vice-President 3s Pep Band I. 3. 3s ERA I. 3. 3s Piratan 3. 3s Varsity Club 3s Ski Club I. 3. 3s Intramurals 3s 3-Day Choir Is Musicals I, 3s Homecoming Court 3s Freewheelers I. 3. 3. NEAL. GREG Track I. 3s Cross Country 3s Band I. 3. 3s Pep Band I. 3. 3s Plays I. PADRON. MANUEL Soccer 3s ERA 3; Spanish Club 3s Exchange Student 3. PALCIC. KATHY Basketball Is Softball I. 3, Volleyball I. 3. 3s Co-Captain 3s ERA I, 3. 3s COE 3s OEA 3s Varsity Club 3, 3s Powder Puff I. 3. 3. PARSONS. LAURIE COE 3; President 3s OEA 3; 5-Day Choir I. 3s 3-Day Choir I. 3s W.C. Singers 3; President 3. PATTERSON. RICK Track 3s Baseball Is Football I. 3. 3s Ski Club 3s Intramurals 3. PERDICARIS. JACKIE Band Is Rifle Corp I. 3$ COE 3s Parliamentarian 3s OEA 3s Plays I. PETERSON. DAVE JVS Activities 3s FFA 3. POFFENBERGER. BELINDA Band I. 3. 3$ Pep Band 3. 3s Orchestra 3. 3s NHS 3. 3s ERA I. 3. 3s German Club 3. 3-. Office Aide 3$ Musicals I. PRICE. SHELLY Tennis Is Office Aide 3s Clinic Aide 3. PRZYBOROWSKI. PAT Student Council I. 3s President 3s Treasurer Is Soccer I. 3. 3$ Co-Captain 3; ERA I. 3. 3s Speech Team 3. 3$ Vice-President 3s German Club Is German Club Soccer Team Is Intramurals 3i Office Aide 3s Radio 3. 3s A.M. Announcements 3. 3s Musicals 3; Homecoming Court 3. 3. Spring Soccer I. 3s Committees I. 3. 3. PUGH. DEBBI Cheerleader Is ERA 3. 3s PJA 3s Speech Team I. 3s German Club Is Powder Puff 3s Drama Club I. 3. 3s 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 3. 3s Vocal Expres-siona 3. 3s Radio 3. 3s Musicals I. 3. 3. Plays I. PYBURN. JEFF Baseball I. 3. 3s Basketball I; Football I. 3. 3s Intramurals I. 3. 3s 5-Day Choir I. 3. 3. RADO. MICHELE Volleyball I. 3. 3s ERA 3. 3, COE 3s OEA 3, Varsity Club 3s 3-Day Choir I. REIGELSPERGER. MARK Baseball 3. 3s Football I. 3. 3s NHS 3s ERA I. 3. 3s PJA 3s Treasurer 3; Varsity Club 3. 3s Vice-President 3; Intramurals 3. 3$ Office Aide 3. RIPLEY. TINA Student Council 3s Senator 3$ NHS 3. 3s ERA 3. 3s Newsdimensions 3. 3s Co-Editor 3s Piratan 3s Drama Club 3. 3s Vice-President 3-. Concert Choir 3. 3$ Vocal Expressions 3s Musicals 3. 3s Plays 3. 3; Committees I. 3. 3. ROBERTS. SUSAN Band I. 3. 3s Pep Band I. 3. 3-. NHS 3. 3$ ERA I. 3. 3s Newsdimensions 3s Business Manager 3s Speech Team 3s French Club Is Drama Club I. 3s 3-Day Choir I-. Musicals I. 3-. Library Aide 3. 3. ROSE. MIKE Student Council 3s Treasurer 3s Tennis I. 3. 3s Soccer I. 3s Manager I. 3s NHS 3. 3s ERA I. 3. 3s Piratan 3s Speech Team I. 3. 3s President 3s Varsity Club 3. 3s Spanish Club I. 3. 3s President 3s Ski Club I. 3. 3s Intramurals 3. 3s Drama Club I. 3s Chess Club 3s Radio 3. 3s A.M. Announcements 3. 3s Musicals I. 3s Plays 3s Soccer Announcer 3s Freewheelers I. 3$ Committees I. 3. 3-. Buckeye Boys State 3. SATTERTHWAITE. STEVE Track 3s Baseball I. 3s Football I. 3. 3s Captain 3s ERA I. 3. 3s NHS 3s Varsity Club 3. 3s Treasurer 3s Intramurals 3. 3. SEXTON. KIM Softball 3s Life Lab I. 3. 3s Powder Puff I. 3. 3s Jamet 3. 3. SHADOAN. JERRY Basketball I. 3s Soccer I. 3. 3s Soccer Announcer 3s Spring Soccer I. 3. 3. SIMPSON. SHERRY Carrolltones 3. 3s Line Officer 3s Statistician Is German Club Is German Club Soccer Team Is Drama Club I. 3s 3-Day Choir I. 3s Concert Choir 3s Vocal Expressions 3. 3s Musicals I. 3. SMITH. SANDY OEA 3. 3. SNEAD. DOREEN Band Is Pep Band Is Flag Corp 3. 3s 3-Day Choir I. SPARKS. BRENDA NHS 3s ERA I. 3. 3s Drama Club I. 3. 3$ 3-Day Choir Is Concert Choir 3. 3-. Vocal Expressions 3s Musicals I. 3. 3s Plays 3. STAFFORD. KATE Band I. 3. 3s Flag Corp 3s Statistician I. 3. 3s ERA 3. 3s French Club 3s Office Aide 3s 3-Day Choir I. SUPINGER. MELISSA Softball I. 3s Flag Corp I. 3. 3s Co-Captain 3s Captain 3s ERA I. 3s PJA 3s Finance Manager 3s Piratan 3s Office Aide 3s 3-Day Choir Is Who’s Who 3$ Committees 3. SZEMAN. SCOTT ERA I. 3, 3s German Club 3s Intramurals 3s Drama Club 3. TAG. TERI Band I. 3$ Carrolltones 3. 3s Drama Club Is Office Aide 3. 3s Musicals I. TALIAFERRO. SARAH Cheerleader I. 3s Varsity Club 3s Powder Puff 3s Office Aide I. 3, 3s Homecoming Court I. TALMAGE. DOUG Baseball I, 3. 3s ERA 3s PJA 3s Intramurals I. 3. 3s Committees 3. 3. TAULBEE. DEBBIE Carrolltones 3. 3s Powder Puff I-. Office Aide 3. 3. TAYLOR. SISSY Carrolltones 3, 3s Flag Corp Is Ski Club 3s Office Aide 3. THOMPSON. CONNIE Softball 3s Cheerleader Is PJA 3s Vice-President Administrator 3s Ball Girls 3s Powder Puff 3s Office Aide I. 3$ Library Aide I. 3s Committees 3. THOMPSON. MICHELLE Carrolltones 3s Rifle Corp I. 3s ERA 3s Office Aide 3s 5-Day Choir 3s Concert Choir 3s Musicals 3s Committees 3. TURNER. SHELLIE ERA I. 3s Life Lab 3. 3s Jamet 3. 3s Vice-President 3s President 3. WALKER. MARY Drama Club 3s Sketches 3s Homecoming Court 3. 3s Homecoming Queen 3. WELLER. TOM Basketball I. 3. 3, Football Is ERA I. 3. 3s NHS 3s PJA 3. 216 Senior Index WELSH. KEITH Soccer I. 2. 3-. Varsity Club 3; German Club I-. German Club Soccer Team I; Intramurals 2-. 3-Day Choir I; Spring Soccer I. 2. 3. WOLF. DON ERA 2. 3; Chess Club I. 2. Freewheelers 3. WOOD. DIANE Statistician I. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA I. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; German Club I. German Club Soccer Team 2s Drama Club 3s 3-Day Choir I; Concert Choir 2. 3j Chosen Few Is Vocal Expressions 2. 3s Musicals I. 2. 3; Plays 3. WOOD. STACIE OEA 3; COE 3; Secretary 3; 3-Day Choir I. WOODS. DUANE Football I. 2. 3; Wrestling 3; ERA I. 2. 3. Library 3. WOODS. ROSALIND Cheerleader 2. 3: OEA 2. i. Who's Who 2. YOUNG. MARSHA Band I; Pep Band I; Carrolltones 2. 3-. Ball Girl 3s Powder Puff I. 2. 3; Office Aide 3s Committees 2. 3. YOUNG. MELISSA Statistician I; Manager I. 2; PJA 3; Vice-President of Personnel 3; Office Aide I; Who's Who I. Seniors — A Part Of You Will Always Be A Part Of Me — WCHS Class Of ’84 217 222 Piratan '84 Is Citizenship 7