Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1982 volume:

Cardinal 1982 VOLUME XLI Worthington High School 300 West Granville Road Worthington, Ohio 43085 Opening 1 What Makes Worthington Special? 2 Opening The Campus - 4 Opening An Excellent Academic Reputation Opening 5 Opening 7 8 Opening 10 Opening Diversity Opening 11 14 Events All Aboard For o tart spreading the news, we're leaving today The news was definately spread as the many students of Worthington caught the subway to the grandest of all cities — New York for this year’s Homecoming events. All of Worthington had a taste of the “Big Apple when it made the transformation from a simple, mid- American high school to a bustling, complex city. The miraculous change of the usually quiet, serene track that surrounds the football field turned it a Fifth Avenue on which Worthington held its very own Macy’s Parade’’. The numerous floats, particularly those made by the Sophomores and Freshmen classes, brought countless “oohs and aahs’’ from the ever im- pressed crowd. The crowd was equally impressed when the mighty Cardinals proudly protected their turf by defeating the hoods from Westland, 28-17. Not a piece of New York was over- looked. Tessa Vaccaro joined that ever so famous symbol of New York city — the Statue of Liberty, when she was crowned this year’s Home- coming Queen. Tessa proudly pre- sided over the dance which changed the gym into a wild and crowded Time Square. The music of the Country Sunshine Band kept everyone danc- ing and proved that Worthington, too could be considered a city that never sleeps. Whether the dance was followed by a casual stroll through “Central Park” or a hurried hailing of a taxi, the same thoughts were going through the minds of everyone: I'm leaving to- night. I’ll make a brand new start of it — New York. New York!!”. JRD TOP: Tessa Vaccaro. MIDDLE: Glenn Alban and Judd Betts on the war path. BOTTOM: The Queen and her court — Tessa Vaccaro, Senior Louise Meuser, Junior Kathy Poss, Sophomore Heidi Orrick, Freshman Betsy Patchen, and 1980 Homecoming Queen Marci DeMuth. The Big Apple The Cardinal The Dixie Land Rumble Band Paula Scheaf and Sue Curley show their spirit. Events 15 Maior in what' 16 Events More For Less Two years ago Worthington High School set a precedent in college awareness: The College Fair. It was designed by Mrs. Stukenberg to help students from Worthington and other schools around Colum- bus in their post-high school deci- sions. To better involve other schools, the College Fair will be held at one of four high schools every year and will return to Worth- ington every fourth year. Participat- ing schools include Westland, Up- per Arlington, and Dublin. The lat- ter will host the Fair next year. It should also be noted that Watter- son and Worthington Christain help support the Fair through donations. The rotation of the location only accounts for a part of what makes the College Fair unique. Most events that host colleges for re- cruiting purposes charge astro- nomical fees to participate. This limits the number of colleges that are able to attend. The Worthing- ton Activity Club felt they could at- track a wider variety of Colleges and Universities by charging only a small fee to cover mailing ex- penses. This makes the College Fair one of the few places a Col- lege, University, or the Armed Forces may recruit without making a dent in their budget. The final re- sult is that more options are made known to Worthington students and those in surrounding areas. LLL Imagine this situation. It is a typical Tuesday night dinner with the fam- ily. Half way through the meal Dad casually inquires of your plans after graduation. You choke then pause before answering. Thinking to your- self, “It’s been three whole weeks since he last brought it up. Why am I surprised”, you take a deep breath. Before getting the chance to answer, Dad puts in a word about his alma mater. Finally having the opportunity to answer, you bravely look across the table and say, “Well ... I really haven’t given it much thought. The Worthington Activity Club feared this was a common answer to those ever so important questions about your future. The Activity Club, along with the Worthington High School guidance counselors spon- sored the second annual College Fair. Attending this year’s Fair were close to 5,000 inquisitive students and par- ents. They came not only from Worth- ington, but surrounding areas too. 130 Colleges from as far west as Colorado sent representatives to an- swer questions and talk in general about college. This year’s College Fair offered much more than the opportunity to talk with college representatives. Spokesmen from the Armed Forces were available to inform students of the options offered in their fields. Scholarship Financial Aid sessions were held to brief all that were inter- ested in the whos, whats, and hows of financial assistance. One-to-one counseling helped students figure out how it all applied to them. Most of those who attended found that the Fair helped to ease some of the fears and anxieties provoked by the What am I going to do after high school?” dilemma. Events 17 18 How will things turn out for a zany scatter-brained woman who lives by the philosophy that “Life is a banquet to be enjoyed by all”? The answer was found in this year’s Fall Play, “Auntie Marne”, written by Robert E. Lee and Jerome Lawrence. The play opens with the news that Marne Dennis (J. Hollander) has just been named the guardian of her ten year old nephew, Patrick (B. Block). After meeting some of Marne’s friends like Vera Charles (L. Tipshus), Pa- trick’s trustee, Mr. Babcock (B. Brown), decides it would be best to send Patrick to a private school. Al- though she is very upset over this matter, Marne doesn’t let it spoil her chance of enjoying life. Following Marne from one bizarre happening to the next are her loyal servants, Ito (T. Lau) and Norah (H. Thompson). During the course of the play they see Marne through three very unique boyfriends. Early in the show Marne discovers that Lindsay Woolsey (J. Hickman) is just reasonable and moves on to big- ger and better things like Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside (T. St. Pierre) who takes her away to the deep south. Passing the inspection of Mother Burnside (T. Garvin) and the obstacles presented by Sally Cato Mac Dougal (T. Agnew), Marne be- comes Mrs. Beauregard Burnside. After a tragic accident, Marne is left a widow. Returning home Marne decides to try her hand at writing a novel of her past adventures. Helping with this new project is her new found poetic beau, Brian O’Bannion (D. Nelson), who has captured the attention of Marne’s secretary, Agnes Gooch (C. Meese). Marne’s problems do not end there. Patrick (B. Brown) has returned home to tell Marne of his engagement plans with Gloria Upson (C. Wilson). Marne disapproves and plans a scheme to end the relationship by embarassing Mr. and Mrs. Upson (R. Szulewski and M. Shutter). Patrick realizes that he has been disolutioned and soon falls for the pretty decorator, Pegeen Ryan (J. Gahman). This eccentric play not only dis- plays the talent of the actors and ac- tresses, but the knowledge and skill of the technical crews and directors. Much thanks should go to Mrs. Hop- ton, Chris Lau, Mr. Scowden, and Miss Hottenroth for all of their extra time and effort that made this produc- tion the success that it was. LLL 0ht my!’ The crew Presenting Auntie Mame Go get ’um! Mame and Vera Events 19 Let’s Go Surfin’ Now . . The life-guards have arrived, but are the beaches safe? Worthington High School’s own Gidget and Moondoggie go Hawaiian featuring Cardinal Queen and King. Heidi Campbell and Zack Napier. 20 Events Amy Howell. Lynne Abernathy. Michele Jaynes. Bill Myles. Jennifer Kamon. and Kevin Delaney display their costumes. I thought this was the Christmas Formal. The waves were breaking and so was tradition as hundreds of Worthington students traded their usual suits and heels for birdwells and flip flops and headed for the beach instead of the gymnasium. Since previous Holiday dances re- sulted in poor attendance and just general apathy, Student council de- cided that there was definately a need for changes. What they came up with was met with much enthusiasm and was an instant success — a beach party in December! Students came to the party loaded with suntan lotion and beach towels. They were ready and expecting a good time. All expectations were met as the ballads of Don Ho and the magical music of the Beach Boys traveled up and down the beach and kept everyone dancing. By the end of the wild party, most beachgoers had either be-bopped their flip flops off or were burned to a crisp, but one and all agreed that it was a great time! JRD Events 21 The Jury Finds In Favor Of Right: I would like order in this courtroom. These words were the culmina- tion of the (98) Fall Mock Trails, a great tradition at Worthington High School. The students of the Per- sonal Law classes heard an actual civil case in front of a full auditorium as Shirley Nault proudly looked on. The trails provided exciting entertain- ment for the school and valuable ex- perience for the participants in han- dling themselves in a pressure packed courtroom. The members of the classes re- ceived their cases only days before they had to present them. Hours upon hours were spent digging through the books in the OSU Law Library so that all would be thoroughly prepared. All of the hard work payed off, for they were able to preform admirably be- fore mant noted attorneys and digni- taries from the community. These tri- als were both rewarding and educat- ing to the Law classes and will no doubt be remembered for a long time to come. JJK Top: 'noted attorneys and dignitaries from the community.' Left: The Franklin County Court of Common Pleas will now hear civil case 436. Right: Just one little white lie?” 22 Events Council prepares for a rough day in court. Along standing tradition at Worthington High School has been the Sadie Hawkins dance held on Valentine's day. It provides an op- portunity for the girls to ask out the guys that they’ve had their eye on. The week before the dance the courting begins with the nomination of the King and his court. Through out the week the nominees campaign for money donations and the guy with the most amount of money wins his place on the court. All donations are then given to the American Heart Associ- ation. The carnation sale, also a tradition at WHS, brought the warmth of friendship, the reasurance of love, and the mystery of a secret admirer to the girls as well as the guys. The week of courting payed off, for this year’s dance brought a record breaking crowd who never stopped dancing even when the band quit playing.LLL Events 23 Harold and Marianne at the lover’s bridge The thunder of rolling drums and the glitter of crashing cymbals all came to Worthington High school with the performance of Meredith Will- son's The Music Man, which was preformed by the WHS music depart- ment. The story revolves around a sales- man, Harold Hill (D. Brown), and his efforts to swindle the River City citi- zens out of their hard earned money. Marion Paroo (L. Lemon) and Mayor Shinn (T. St. Pierre) attempt to thwart his plan. Instead of destroying Harold Hill, Marion falls in love with him. For the first time Harold discovers that he has got his foot stuck in the door” and fallen in love, too. Harold brings much happiness to the small Iowa town with his plans for the “boy’s band”; however, when Charlie Cowell (N. Senhauser) exposes his scheme the happiness is close to ruined. The people of River City realize that the happiness that Harold brought to the town was worth the money they lost, and the band played on. The Music Man was a trimph and drew a larger crowd than last year’s operetta. Part of the operetta's suc- cess during the past 20 years is due to Elaine Hottenroth’s help as drama director. Her involvement has helped make the operetta what it is today. Thanks is also owed to Joel Haney, Bronwynn Hopton, and James Scow- den for the many hours of work they spent producing this play. CK The School Board learns ot their talent 24 Events 'You gotla know the territory. Presenting The Music Man Events 25 Winter Carnival From “Our Ice Cream Has No Bones to Goldfish Swallowing, the 1982 Winter Carnival was an over- whelming success. On February 20th over 17 clubs and organizations set up in the gym for the annual Winter Carnival spon- sored by student council. A week of visits to elementary schools by Senior “clowns paid off. Many young stu- dents came to play games and enjoy the delicious food the clubs had pre- pared. A new feature of the carnival was the cafe where parents and other weary carnival visitors could rest and enjoy their snacks. The cake walk sponsored by Wri- terspatch was one of the most popu- lar events this year. Their luscious baked goods attracted many patrons and they ended up with the largest profit of all groups. Hopefully, the Winter Carnival will continue to be an annual event that all can enjoy! MM 26 Events Life is like a Rubic’s Cube. The Honored Annually the Academic Honors banquet is held to recognize outstanding students of Worthington High School. Attending this year's banquet were over three hundred key recipients. Keys are given to students who have maintained a 3.5 for three, five, or seven consecutive semesters. Bronze keys are given to sopho- mores, silver keys go to the juniors, and seniors receive gold keys. The guest speaker of the twenty- second annual Academic Honors Banquet made a ‘brief presentation on “life as a Rubic’s Cube”. He left all present with a sense of accomplish- ment and a feeling of success. LLL “Oh, no! My slip is showing. Only Gold will do. Look! Alan Funt. Events 27 Worthington Talent After many weeks of practicing in garages, basements, and living rooms, the big day arrived. The 1982 Talent Show gathered together more than two dozen people who wanted to display their talents. Due to the multitudes and diversities of the acts, the show was divided into two parts. The first part was composed of non-rock acts. Bill Stillwell, dressed as a policeman, played the theme to Hill Street Blues. Geoff Gee played an ac- companiment to a duet sung by two girls. The only rock set in this part was the band Septor. They performed a melody of songs. The second part marked the un- leashing of six rock bands. Among the groups were Venture, Torn Cur- tain, Xanthus, and the Generics. The last set was performed by Fusion. They received a tumultuous applause from the already rowdy crowd. A lot of time and effort went into the production of the Talent Show and thanks is given to all involved, espe- cially Mr. Fuller. TDM Smokey and Neal 28 Events Laurie Lemon Ready, Steady, Go Worthington High School ex- perienced an enchanted evening when this year’s Children's play, Ready, Steady, Go” was per- formed. As the play opens five dolls, a mounties, a spider, a horse and a bear are enjoying a somewhat peace- ful life. Their enjoyable life is disturbed when three rats manipulate the dolls to give them the power over the attic. The mountie, Ready Steady, man- ages to fight back and rescue the dolls with his complicated plan. In the mean time he finds his true love, Miss Mumbles, and the others watch on as they fall in love. All of the parts were double cast so that all of the elementary schools could see the play. Much gratitude is owed to Bronwyn Hopton, James Scowden, and Chris Lau. CK Cap Scipione, Tom St. Pierre Troy McDonald Events 29 GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY Matt and Zack ponder their case. Jack Hammond swears in T.R. Smith Would the attorneys please approach the bench? 30 Events NHS Induction On Tuesday May 18 seniors and juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. These stu- dents were elected by their teachers. An eligibility list was posted showing all juniors and seniors who have met the scholarship requirements for N.H.S. Teachers were then able to asess each eligible student on the ba- sis of leadership, character, and ser- vice. After the teachers have cast their votes the nominees are tapped on the Tapping ceremony. Formal in- vitations are then sent out for the In- duction ceremony. The night of the ceremony each of the four officers gives a speech on the different aspects of N.H.S. Each of the nominees are called up on stage and asked to sign the official register. The nominees are then formal mem- bers of the N.H.S. KJM Susan Ford and NHS co-advisor, Mrs. Larson. Mr. Rousculp. NHS co-advisor. Events 31 Escape To The Orient The seemingly calm night of May 8, caused a massive migration to the East, as students escapted to the Orient for this year’s prom activi- ties. Every year the Junior class slaves, toils, and puts in countless agonizing hours to produce the dance of all dances — the Junior-Senior Prom. Escape to the Orient , this year’s theme truly was quite an experience since the persistent Junior class suc- ceeded in holding the prom at the lux- urious Hyatt Regency Ballroom. The elegance and convenience of near by restaurants plus available night coach rides of the Hyatt Regen- cy made this a prom — Utopia. For the third time in the last four years, the Diamond Brother's Band put on an excellent performance as they provided the music that kept ev- eryone dancing. The fortune cookies all read — “a good time for all”, and it definately was a good time. The Junior class truly succeeded in making this year’s prom the dance of all dances. JRD Rex Lynne and Lisa Maxwell. Mr. and Mrs. Cozze. Coy Jennifer Frenzer. Events 33 34 Events m K Events 35 A Year Of Events 36 Clubs CLUBS Worthington Held Studies Inc. — Worthington Field Studies Inc. — Worthington Field Studies Inc. WFSI — WFSI — WFSI — WFSI — WFSI — WFSI — WFSI — WFSI — Lee Gordley. Laurie. Brenda Brown. Dawn LePore. Sue Jensen. Lynn McNabb. Roberta Collins. Brenda Monseese, Jenni DeBord. Jeanne Meadows. Lisa Baucher. Patti Marsh. Shannon Timperman. Maria Swassing. Kathy McCabe. Liz Selby. Karin Johnston. Andrea Clapp. Kellie Wilson. Beth Baur. Kim Brannen. Susan Ford. Cindy Martindale. Robin Patterson. Susan Matthews. Sara Allen. Debbie Dean. Lisa Schwanekamp. Sue Hall. Amy Howell. Laura Rae, Diana Horn. Jody Gamen, Lori. Black. Sue Gardner. Beth Pozzini, Jane Hobart. Stephanie Snouffer. Missy Crouch. Trish McCoy. Karen McKissick. Panapilas Waltanasarah. Lori Latimer. Shanta Barue. Allison Helmrath. Heidi Orrick. Libby Harding. Stephanie Merrick. Kathy Junk. Jodi White. Heidi Santelli. Mary Stelsslinger. Michelle Atchinson. Kathy Poss. Pam Miller. Ann Rascher. Megan Demko. Wendy Kalmowski. Tracy Ritter. Sherri Schlater. Cardinal Club Cardinal Club Cardinal Club Cardinal Cli Cardinal Club was created to promote spirit, enthusiasm, and support for the Worthington Football Team, The 1981-82 season was fantastic and the near 75-member Cardinal Club was equally great in lending their time, effort and support. This was exhibited by the making of locker signs every week, decoration of the team locker room, hall signs, organization of pep rallies, not to mention the long involved task of putting together “Spirit Boxes” The Club as a whole also participated in various other activities and fund raisers. This year Cardinal Club sold ribbons and shakers at main campus, Kilbourne, and even at the middle schools. The profits from these sales helped finance the annual team dinner in which enough fried chicken was purchased to feed the entire team, coaches, and club members after a football practice. The last and probably most important activity was the organization of Parents Night which was held at the last home football game. Its purpose was to honor the parents' patience and support throughout the season, The 1981 Football Season was indeed one of the best seen in years and the participation and accomplishments of Cardinal Club rated just as high. 40 Clubs Boys Soccer players were supported well this year. Promoting interest in soccer and supporting the players were the main purpose of the club. The girls ran the concession stand and were ball girls during the games aside from the usual locker signs and spirit boxes. The guys had a soccer marathon to raise money for the team. This supplemented the bake sales held by the girls. The officers were: Kathy Blackford (Pres.), Louise Wigney (Tres.), and Karen Ferguson (Sec.) Though wrestling may be one of those off beat sports that may go unnoticed by some of the regular sports fans, it is well known by the members of the WHS Wrestling Club. The club was organized to do the stats for the tournaments and locker signs to support the players. They raised money for themselves by selling cleaners and by parent’s donations. They also raised money for the heart fund by Kinder Key caroling at Christmas. The leading supporters were: Paula Scheaf (Pres.), Karen Holtz (V. Pres.), Kelley Wilson, (Tres.), and Sharon Kline (Sec.) Soccer Club Wrestling Club Soccer Club Wrestling Club Soccer Club Row 1: Liska Hudyk, Lynne Abernathy; Row 2: Kelley Norris, Chris Graham. Megan Demko. Ann Luke. Sally Blackford; Row 3; Allison Gordley. Patti Miskinis, Heidi Orrick. Rachel DeSando. Karen Fergeson. Ann Parsons. Kathy DeMelio; Row 4; Heidi Horstmeir. Valerie Helf. Michelle Zande. Louise Wigney Row 1: Kathy Junk. Marlene Risley. Kelly Wilson. Paula Scheaf. Pam Bailey. Sherri Wilhelm. Michelle Jaynes; Row 2: Kathy Poss. Tracey Woodard. Kristen Daum. Mary Coogan. Michelle Cline. Nancy Mullins. Maureen Zinn, Lee Rainey. Dana Johnston; Row 3; Paula Volz. Jennifer Singer. Josilyn Palmer. Shari Spellacy. Laureen Nardella; Row 4; Jodie McKenzie. Laura Rae. Maureen Drake. Chelli Loudermilk. Holly Teman. Lisa Burns; Row 5; Sharon Kline. Julie Mong. Tami Jones. Karen Finneli. Ann Rascher. Sue Smith. Leigh Ward. Sara Tewart. Kim Ejzar. Kim Willis Clubs 41 Row 1: Sally White; Row 2: Jill Foley; Row 3: Liz O'Dair. Beth Neill; Row 4: Kerry Koch. Lynn Bergoff; Row 5: Vicky Jarvis. Leanne Lemrick. Lauri Huff; Row 6: Sarah Rindfleisch. Kelly Cellar. Karen Olilla, Tracy Atkinson. Lisa Hampshire. Karen Taylor. Row 1: Jenny Cammon. Michelle Hunt. Panplis Wattanasarn. Tammy Griffith. Peggy Cedzidlo. Tammy Coriell. Sue Sharpe; Row 2: Karen Mock. Michelle Atchison. Cindy Handshy. Lisa Riblet. Debi Thomas. Trish Agnew. Track Club — Swim Club — Track Club — Swim Club This year, swim club again supported the boys swim team by timing at meets, making locker signs, and making scrapbooks for the graduating seniors. Although swim club was not involved in any major fundraisers, several bake sales were conducted, and the club was also supported by dues. This year's president was Leanne Lemerich, vice- president — Kelly Cellar, secretary treasurer — Karen Ollila. Next years president will be Karen Ollila, vice-president — Leanne Lemerich, secretary treasurer — Lisa Hampshire. The girls track club was alive and working well this year. During boy’s home track meets, they could be found at the track doing their various tasks: raking sand at the long jump; measuring the bar at the high jump; playing with stop watches at the finish line; and sounding sexy over the PA. Their efforts were appreciated by the staff of coaches and the entire team. 42 Clubs The Worthington Girl’s Lacrosse Club, 50 strong, had a very successful season in fund raising and in their matches. Combining the monies made through the concession stand, their “Fish Pond” booth at the Winter Carnival, and the individual selling of coupon books — they were able to raise over $1500. The club consisted of three teams which all travelled to Brooklyn, Michigan for a weekend lacrosse clinic in April. Row 1: Erin Reilly. Jodie Ratterman. Jodi White. Pam Miller. Tam McMohn. Sue Weisman. Pam Ma- son. Marlene Risley; Row 2: Kelly Inel. Vanessa Has- tings. Nicole Foliono. Gretchen Brown. Dawn Lo- Pore. Brenda Monsees. Amy Wink. Peggy Kerwm. Karen Holtz. Karby Operman; Row 3: Jenny Weisli- gle. Debbie Lee. Rosemary Dop. Kathy Junk. Kim Kersher. Claire Fleming. Heather Helms. Karen Mock. Lacrosse Club — Lacrosse Club — Lacrosse Club — 1 La Gigi Wiglib. Ann Bogenreif. Kim Foster. Julie Smith. Kathy Demelio. Sue Rose. Mary McCarthy. Row 1: Scott Newcomb. Norm Senhauser. John Katzman. Tim McConnel. Chip Brooks. Jeff Kramer. Tracy Simmon. Rob Keeney. Dave Dunham; Row 2: Mike James. Jeff Gouhin. Jeff Horton. Chuck Al- bright. Dan Jerkowitz. Tim Meeks. Mike Joslyn. Mars Foliono. Harold Picken. Kevin Stickter. Andy Pichen; Row 3: Mike Sayers. Kevin Degrute. Pat Betts. Jim Ash. Rex Lynne. Tom Boubinitz. Barry Bauer. Carl Popler. Whiteny Calpin. Pete Lothus. Scott Hamil- ton. Tim Dop. Glen Alben. Andy Martin. Dave Jercowitz, Mike Basanti. Clubs 43 Row 1: Libby Harding, (Sec ); Tracy Ritter. (Vice Pres ); Amy Howell. (Pres ); Heather Helms. (Tres ). Row 2: Julie Poulson, Beth Pozzini, Mary Clause. Debbie Noel. Kristie Demaree, Jennie Debord, Lisa Graber. Santa Barua, Sally Schroeder, Susan Steinman, Teri Salvino, Jenny Gosser. Julie McQuaide. Lisa Farrell. Robin Crispin, Susan Ford. Row 1: Julie McQuaide, Karen Finnell. Lea Brown. Ann Rascher, Lynn Zalak; Row 2: Kim Sabo. Robin. Crispin. Susan Steinman. Santo Barua. Lisa Graber. Beth Pozzini. Sara Allen. Tracy Ritter. Lynn Abernathe. Mary Clause. Lisa Farrell; Row 3: Beth Edwards. Kristina Martin, Debbie Noel. Jenny Grosser, Kristie Demaree, Heather Helms, Kathy Knobel, Paula Scheaf, Sail Schroder. Amy Howell, Chris Salvino, Martha Jacobs. Karen Smith. Vanessa Holmes. Josilyn Palmer, Patty Marxh. Basketball Club — Baseball Club — Basketball Club — Baseball — Club WHS Basketball Club works long and hard to make basketball season a success. The little sis' work all year round from car washes in spring to selling programs at football games in the fall, to counting buckets at the shoot- a-thon in mid December. The girls each chose one player who will be their big brother for the season. The girls make locker signs, bake cakes, and decorate rooms for their players. The club members are responsible for annual dues and helping at fund raisers such as the pizza sale in January. The club does a lot of work which the parents club, the coaches and most importantly the players are thankful for. Whistles, spirit boxes, locker signs, crowded bleachers are all a big part of the Cardinal Baseball Club. The Baseball club was designed to support the Varsity and Junior Varsity Baseball Teams, and to promote Baseball in our high school. The club begins working early in October with fund raising — pizza and bake sales, which support our team during the season and Sponser the end of the season banquet. Gymnastics Club — Tennis Club — Gymnastics Club — T Looking back at the Boy’s Tennis team season, the tennis club members remember many things: the late hours spent at making locker signs, cheering at matches with 30 0 weather, and trying to keep up with the stat sheets. However, it was well worth it for all the fun times and memories that were shared. This was the first year for WHS to have a tennis club. It was formed by a group of girls interested in supporting the team. The members attended matches, made locker signs, and kept stats. This has been a very successful club and hopefully it will be more so in the years to come. The Gymnastics Club of 1982 was a great success. After having lost three quarters of it’s members to the graduating class of '81, there was plenty of recruiting to be done. President Kim Epstein, Vice President Suzy Baker, Secretary Gigi Pecek, and Treasurer Tara Garvin all worked hard to make up the largest club that there has been these past four years. Projects included bake sales, a Flipathon, and selling Christmas tree ornaments. Because of this year's club, the gymnasts received much more publicity than previous years. This was accomplished by the gymnasts performing at half-time during a basketball game and having a pep rally to recognize them. The girls ran all the home meets, provided locker signs, went to the away meets for Regional and State, hosted a club and team party, and organized a banquet at the end of the season at the La Scala Restaurant. Congrats girls for a job well done. Clubs 45 Row 1: Suzy Baker. Kim Epstein. Kelly Immel. Gigi Pecek; Row 2: Karen Mock. Kristine Martin. Celia Vergamini. Tara Garvin. Liska Hudyk. Row 1: Debbie Lee. Jodi Kelly. Claire Fleming, Kathy Johnson, Ann Rascher; Row 2: Jill Robertson. Sarah Matthews. Marci McNauten. Susan Martin Tradition has continued another year. The confrontation of the fighting Juniors and Seniors was well prepared for. Practices started in early October as the girls prepared for Battle. Bruises and even broken bones were felt but the game activities were well worth the effort. Nearly everyone was aware of the excitement felt by players and enthusiasts the day of the game. Unfortunately some activities were felt to be too destructive by the school authorities. Never the less, the day was enjoyed by all. The game itself was exciting to the players but maybe a little less so to supporting spectators. The seniors finally pulled off a 28-8 win. Though the defeat was not close, the Juniors achieved the honor of being the only team ever to have scored against a Senior team. Powder Puff Powder Puff Powder Puff Powder Puff P Row 1 Lynette Macer. Sue Milburn. Joan DeWitt. Kelley Norris. Leslie Ceca. Laura Yates. Judd Betts Row 2 Mary Oden. Mary Yeagar. Melanie Putz. Danielle Blazer. Kathy Burd. Lisa Riblet. Laurie Lemon. Ann Parsons. Trish Agnew. Lynn Broderick Row 3 Armel. Elizabeth Arnold. Sara Tewart. Sharon Kline. Jodie McKenzie. Jody Ratterman. Paula Sceaf. Kelli Cellar. Amy Howell. Zina Fenster. Valerie Helf. Renee Howlett. Leonora Rizzutti. Lisa Schuanekamp. Laura Rae. Diana Horn Row 4 Sue Griswold. Mauree Drake. Debbie Dean. Kim Epstein. Rhonda Barnaby. Patti Markham. Karen Mock. Ann Simon Row 1 Tom Foster. Guthrie Green. Mike Crane. Jay Marzano. Glenn-Alban Row 2 Susan Davis. Maty Coogan. Michelle Cline. Lon Wallace. Kathy McDermott. Cindi Hanashy. Jill Bookout. Kristen Johnson. Lisa Young. Jodi White. Sue Rose. Missy Mottice. Jill White Row 3 Lori Latimen. Susan Ford. Brenda Monseese. Lisa Burns. Holly Remen. Allison Gordley. Jennifer Mack. Kasie Handley. Tessa Ally. Lisa Maxwell. Liz Selby. Cindy Lowe Row 4 Mane Swassing. Carol Hash. Patti Marsh. Laureen Nardella. Jackie Broderick. Julee Beck. Daray Loos. Lynn McNabb. Pam Bailey. Nancy Mullins. Courtney DeSando. Kerry Gibons, Shannon Timperman Row 5 Lisa Farrell. Darby Opperman. Jane Grash. Kathy Kneybel, Marta Jacobs. Dorothy Newman. Vanessa Holmes. Sherri Hansen. Val Holmes. Dawn LePone. Andrea Desmond Row 6 Susan Glick. Marlene Risley. Kelly Connoly. Missy Crouch. Lisa Nerone. Korey Kerscher. Margaret Brown. Leslay Vanderhorst. Lisa Baucher Dave Brunk and Zack Napier help cheer on the Senior Team. Elizabeth Arnold and Lynette Macer Junior Cheerleaders. Senior Defensive Bruisers. Clubs 47 Row 1 Shannon Timperman. Jenni DeBord. Laurie Staples; Row 2 Missy Crouch. Lynn McNabb. Stephanie Merrick. Jeanne Meadows Not Pictured; Debbie Wetteraur 48 Clubs Row 1 Ann Rascher. Kelli Frederick. Dana Johnson. Wendy Kalinaski; Row 2 Sherri Schlater. Karen Fergeson. Kim Kerscher. Megan Demko Not in order: Co-captains Jennifer Hammond. Felic- ity Church. Susan Bate- man. Kathy Hamilton. Ka- ren Klunk. Anne Kraker. Kim Michael. Denise Sun- day. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleader The childhood dream of most little girls has become a reality for 24 WHS students. All the glory of cheerleading is much to be admired but hard work is an essential element for preparation. The girls attended a summer clinic for three days from 9:00-2:00. This served as a workshop to get them ready for the on- coming season. All appreciated how nice the girls looked in their new uniforms. They were paid for by a Pizza Sale fund raiser. The girls are guided this year by a new advisor, Sandy Weaver. According to Captain Jenni DeBord, she did great this season. This definatly paid off at the O.S.U. Clinic where our own WHS cheerleaders took first vs. all of Ohio. When April comes, it will be sad for the girls to see new faces taking their spots for the next year. It was an enjoyable experience for all. The girls were lead by JV co- captain Kim Kerscher, captain Wendy Kalinowski, Varsity Co- captain Shannon Timperman, and captain Jenni Debord. Clubs 49 The Cardinal Cadettes are the Memorial Day Parade a school spirit and support and perform for an OSU group that performs at all basketball game. The team football games, as well as also successfully competes basketball games, and boy's against other drill teams and girl’s soccer games. during the summer and They annually participate in during competition season. Drill Team — Drill Team — Drill Team — Drill Team Row 1: Karen McKissick; Row 2: Susan Ford. Lori Black. Lori Latimer; Row 3: Andrea Strom, Robin Patterson. Liz Davis. Sara Allen. Angie St. Clair; Row 4: Liz Wright. Karin John- son. Julie Murr, Stephanie Snouffer. Tricia McCoy. Jill Freedman. Andrea Clapp; Not Pic- tured: Liz Selby. 50 Clubs Row 1: Valerie Helf; Row 2: Kim Epstein. Gigi Pecek. Kelly Conally. Terry Farmer. Suzy Baker; Row 3: Mary Clause. Jill Anderson. Amy Wink. Kelly Immel; Row 4; Terri Smith. Santa Barua, Heather Helms. Susan Steinman. Tara Garvin. Celia Vergamini. Liska Hudyk. Jennifer. Rita Book. Tracy Ritter. Kathy Pinache. Stats — Stats — Stats — Stats — Stats — Stats — Stats — Stats — Katie Heitman. Jom Mitchell. Nancy Motice. Beth Helmrich. Tina Garbin. Candy Limming. Clubs 51 Row 1: Julie Vanderplough. Cindy Schilling. Jeneane Meadors. Debi Thomas. Nina Webb. Kris Gageby, Susan Matthews. Betsy Kreiger. Liz Selby. Ann Sesler. Courtney DeSando. Karen Sweigart. Amy Looker. Ingrid Gaheoff: Row 2: Amy Wentz. Kathy Thomas. Stuart Collins. Pat Bonomo. David Moore. Brian Kolda. Cindy Campbell. Scott Hagen. Dawn LePore. Jill Bookhout. Ginny Huffman. Tessa Alley. Mitch Grimm. Jeff Mawhirter; Row 3: Judy Svoboda. Janet Schlosser. Ann Stuller. Karen Clegg. Eric Jenkins. John Curry. Brian Butler. Bruce Taylor. Kris Kersey. Todd Smith. Leslie James. Todd Lewis. Lori Schneider. Dave Langhout. Dale Husted. Cap Scipione. Kevin Hanes. Fletcher Farr. Scott Conlon. Lisa Seipel. Mike Noel. Sue Shipman. Chuck Ford; Row 4: Sara Allen. Peggy Sedzidlo. Shari Justice. Leslie Riccioli. Pam Mason. Julie Learn. Doug Shemenski. Kelly Hunt. Nancy Norman. Mike Paul. Dave Schmit. Dee Dee Collins. Dan Wegner. Tim Jackson. Caroline O'Leary. Martin Jenkins. Joe Reilly. Kristen Johnson. Scott Meeker Concert Band — Symphonic Band — Concert Band Row 1: Sarah Paul. Robin Trainer. Sonya Napier. Jennifer Clement. Amy Lewis. Cheryl Hubbard. Cindy VanBuren. Lori Dorsh. Suzy Malasewski; Row 2: Janet Adams. Midhelle Helmick. David Cinchelick. Michelle Tordoff. Tina Kinsey. Ben Guthrie. Bill Curry. Roy Vagmer. Mark Guitry. Coleman Wolf. David Reibel. Kyle Pees; Row 3: Marty Jenkins. Kristin Martin. Jim Leitzel. Rich Greene. Michael Huffman. Butch Collins. Rickie Hobart. Dan Hugus. Melanie Clinger. Lynn Speelman. Rob Thomas. James Zeid. Nick Bauer. Bobby Long. Kelly Baker. Karen Belt. Kevin Swabb Row 4: Chris Hollenger. Keith Utz. John Katzman. David Matthews. Keith Corothers. 52 Clubs Row 1: Tina Kinsey. Julie Learn. Sonya Napier. Kristina Martin. Susan Gardner. Majorettes — Jazz Band — Majorettes — Jazz Band — Majorettes — Jazz Band Row 1: Cindy Campbell. Ginnie Huffman. Jill Bookhout. Row 2: Paul McKissick. David Schmidt. Jamie Lowe; Row 3: Geoff Gee. Tom Melannie. Chris Cursey. Fletcher Farr. Brian Kolda. Kevin Haynes. Lisa Seipel. Scott Conlon. Clubs 53 Behind our football team stands a crowd of enthusiasts, devoted to their music and our team cause. Their music can be heard ringing through the campus two weeks before school is in session at 7:30 A.M. and after school until 4:45 P.M. The time that some students take for granted is well spent as the performances show. If you listen carefully, the sounds of our bands can be into the winter and spring. Concert band consists of Freshmen and Sophomores and meets 2nd period. Symphonic band consists of Juniors and Seniors and meets 3rd period. The bands have two concerts in the winter and the spring. Some of the students also participate in Stage band which plays for the school and at other invitational performances. Band Boosters is a supporting group of parents who raise money for the bands. They raise money for instruments on Tag Day this past fall. Members of the band collected money for which they gave a tag of recognition to the donor. The money which is raised also helps support the annual trip to “Kings Island . The members of our band truly involve their entire lives with music and all the activities that surround the club. Band is not just a club; its an adventure. rching Band Marching Band Marching Band Marching Band Marching Bai Row 1: Kristine Martin. Sonja Napier. Mitch Grimm. Susan Gardner. Tina Kinsey. Julie Learn; Row 2: Jeff Brown. Joe Moss. Caroline Laugen. Carolyn Laugen. Carolyn O'Leary. Kris Willis. James Leitzel. Doug Matthews. Marty Jenkins. Dan Mullary. Scott Meeker. Joe Reilly. Kristen Johmson. John Katzman. Chris Hollinger. Keith Carothers. Ron Epps. Keith Ouzts. Pete Olson. Neil Tichard; Row 3: Katie Deep. Cherly Hubbard. Mark Guitry. Ginny Huffman. Kyle Pees. Paul Placeway. Jill Olever. Shelly Moeschberger. Sue Shipman. Karen Donlevy. Chuck Ford. Mike Noel. Tama Hmka. Mark Taylor. Cindy Campbell. Norm Senhauser. Jeff Mawhirter. Scott Hagan. Steve Temy; Row 4; Kathy Maher. Jat Katzman. Karen Belt. Dan Hughs. Sandy Steele. Rick Hobart. Jamie Lowe. Bruce Taylor. Kristina Kalhouss. Eric Jenkins. John Horstmeir. Todd Smith. Bill Curry. Rob Swalley, Coleman Wolf; Row 5: Kristen Baker. Dave Langout. Dole Husted. Kim Kersey. Brian Kolda. Laurie Schneider. Melanie Clinger. Mike Sickler. Mike Waite. Kevin Haynes. Scott Conlon. Lisa Seipal. Leslie James. Bob Lang. James Zeid. John Swabb, Jill Armstrong. Jill Dorsey. Todd Lewis. David Moore. Fletcher. Farr; Row 6: Pam Mason. Nina Webb. Doug Shemenski. Michelle Tordoff. Kelley Swabb. Debbie Thomas. Michelle Perry. Laura Dillon. Jim Bailey. Gepff Gee. Judy Svoda. Michele Helmick. Sara Matthews. Mide Szezepanski, Tessa Ally. Jenni Schaffer. David Shirck; Row 7: Beth Thomas. Michele Neil. Carol Schlimmer. Alison White. Julie Schoffield. Stephanie Stafford. Tim McBrayer, Cheri Justece. Alan Leefer. Amy Wentz. Julie Taynor. Anne Stuller, Peggy Cedzidlo. Jenny Topper. Sarah Paul. Marty Coulson. Leslie Riccicli. Janet Adams. Janet Schlosser, Cathy Thomas. Tracey Bush. Leigh Brant. Lisa Gahman. Anne Sessler. Kris Gageby. Besty Kreiger. Patti McKissick. Jan Curry. Susan Matthews. Lori Dorson. Sarah Bowers. Amh Lewis. Jennifer Clemet. Susan Moliszewski; Row 8: Jill Bookout. Tim Jackson. Kim Anthony. Dee Collins. Mike Paul. Steve Moore. Richard Greens. Dave Schmidt. Steve Jainen. Dan Wegner. Nancy Norman. Clark Kranz. Dave Riebel. Kelly Hunt. Sidney Vicious. Johnny Rotten. 1981-82 was another outstanding year for the W.H.S. Orchestra. Meeting every day during fifth period, the orchestra worked diligently to prepare for the winter and spring concerts. The winter concert included a solo on the bass by Steve Ullery. The spring concert included a viola solo by Rob Roth and a piano concerto by Harold Picken. Both Concerts, held in the Worthington High School auditorium, proved that even among high schoolers, classical music lived on. Many of the members also participated in the pit orchestra for the musical, “The Music Man.” These unseen performers are better known as Haney’s Heroes. Orchestra Orchestra Orchestra Orchestra Orchestra First Violins — David Gerber. Paul Martin. David Casey. Karen Bursh. Dan Pearlstein. Stella Sung. Penny Cunningham. Jeff Jordan. Eric Kuwana. Steve Decker. Susan Bunte Second Violins — Susan Meyer. Adriene Snodgrass. Kim Ejzak. Shahnaz Joarder. Brian White. Cheryl Giolek. Trish McCoy. Rob Swalley. Ann Bogenrief. Sara Wilson. Lisa McFadden. Rob Broehl. Katey Fischer. Violas — Robin Roth, Eugene Liu. Amy Pampuch. Nancy Gibbs, John Jickman. Dennis McKenna. Cheryl Jubbard, Juli Klyce. Curt Zesbough. Cellos — Cynthia Fuller. Vanessa Hastings. Sharon Cooper. Kim Rimmel. Harold Picken. Andy Karrer, Eric Brunskill String Basses Steve Ullery. Joel McGee. Jeff Snyder. Jack Jell. Steve Ketter Flutes — Juli VanderPloeg. Debi Thomas. Juli Webster. Beth Thomas Clarinets — Stuart Collins. Janet Schlosser Bassoon — Nina Webb. French Horns — Andrew Picken. Mark Taylor Trumpets — Dale Justed. Melonie Klinger Trombone — Katherine Kalbouss Tuba — Kelly Hunt Percussion — Chris Hollinger. Keith Ouzts. Clubs 55 Row 1: Mark Guitry. Steve Thompson. Karen Belt. Teresa Egger. Amy Wink, Andrea Strom. Judy Heimbaugh. Debbie Morris. Chris Longstreth. Cheryl Meiss. Mary Bishoff. Chris Cooper. Alison Helmrath; Row 2: Claire Fleming. Lisa Farrell. Luke Lines. Julie Hollander. Kris Kersey. Jill Anderson. Judy Svoboda. Tessa Alley. Roberta Collins. Libby Harding. Elizabeth Arnold. Dave Shorts. Kristen Baker; Row 3: Beth Pozzinni. Tracy Ritter. John Ward. Tara Garvin. Beth Bennett. Lisa Martin. Richard Soleski. Colleen Cassidy. Laurie Lemon. Barry Bauer. Pam Bailey. Cap Scipione. Caroline Manche. Alison Tierney. Lisa Bennett; Row 4: Debbie Belski. Judy Blackmore. Bob Bauman. Phil Haney. Chris Grahm, Lynn McNabb. Dave Brown. Joe Vosler. Michelle James Ron Corebitt. Kelley .Christopher. Jennifer Kamon, Rich Greene. Balerie Owens; Row 5: Marilynn Berber. Lisa Young. Jane Plough. Jennefer Wilson. Heather Helms. Scott Cheek. Kristina Calplis. Mike White. Gloria Uts, Jody Gahman. Dave Dunham. Lori Voltner. Ruth Richard. Keenan Blanke. Ensemble — Choir — Treble Ensemble — Choir — Treble Ensemble Row 1: Lisa Davidson. Laura Brown. Amy Snouffer. Lisa Graber. Chris Exley; Row 2: Cynthia Owens. Penny Meller. Amy Woodring. Santa Barua. Chris Noel. Sam Myers; Row 3: Maureen Dowd. Linda Moody. Susan Steinman. Kim Doucher. Judy Schaffer. 56 Clubs Row 1: Judy Svoboda. John Hickman. Roberta Collins. Debbie Morris. Julie Hollander. Geoff Gee. Beth Bennett; Row 2: Kelley Christopher. Mitch Grimm. Colleen Cassidy. Tom St. Pierre. Laurie Lemon. Sheri Wilson. Joe Vosler, Erin Reilly; Row 3: Elizabeth Arnold. Bob Bauman. Heather Helms. Larry Pfeil. Kelly Gabriel. Davie Brown. Lisa Seipel. Not Pictured: Jeff Rhoades. Dave Randall. Mixed Ensemble — Girls Ensemble — Mixed Ensemble — Girls Ensemble Row 1: Cap Scipione. Pam Bailey. Kelly Hunt; Row 2: Pam DePaso. Tara Garvin. Stephanie Merrick. Holly Thompson; Row 3: Pam Mason. Marilynn Verber. Leslie James. Trish Agnew; Row 4: Julie Tayner. Kirstin Deaton. Jane Plough. Sue Wistman. Clubs 57 Oui.” ‘‘Sil vous plait. “Execusez-moi.” Do you recognize these expressions? These words, which translate respectively into yes , “please , and excuse me” were made familar to many Worthington students during the weeks of April 5-8 and April 12-16. During this period, Worthington experienced a Normandy invasion” of its own as French exchange students from Caen, Normandy arrived to spend two fun-filled weeks of living and learning in the homes of Mr. Robert Ballinger's French IV class. The exchange students, who attend Mal-Herbe (Bad Grass) High School in Caen, made the annual trip on April 2, under the leadership of Madame Danielle Le Quere. The American French IV students had earlier made the trip to Caen during the last three weeks in February. Everyone involved agreed that the exchange was a wonderful and exciting experience. Mr. Ballinger, organizer of the program, was very supportive of it. ... Language is the most important thing (since) language is part of culture, (and) culture is a part of people. He also observed that the subtle details which make each culture different were contacted by both Americans and French during the exchange and contributed to its importance. This year Mrs. Larson led the WHS students to Caen for the exchange. French Club — German Club — French Club — German Club FRENCH CLUB (ABOVE): Rebbecca Copeland. Allison Gordley. Lori Black. Pam Baily. Back Row: Mr Ballinger. Mary Ellen Ferko. Laura Breech. Mrs. Larson. Kathy Blackford. Mary Hall. Michelle Zande. GERMAN CLUB (BELOW): Penny Cunningham. Lori Schneider. Cherly Selica. Jenny Walters. Lisa Simon. Back Row: Rob Webb. Mark Fadden. Theresa Mathews. Larry Phile, Brigita Kerr. 58 Clubs The purpose of Spanish National Honor Society is to recognize high achievement in Spanish and to promote interest in Hispanic Studies. A student must be currently enrolled in, or completed Spanish III to be enrolled in SNHS. He she must also have at least a 3.5 grade point average in Spanish and a 3.0 overall average. One of Spanish Club — Russian the major activities is the initiation ceremony in the Fall. This year the club’s other activities included having dinner in a Mexican restaurant, and operating a booth at the Winter Carnival, where they sold nachos and mexican cookies. Any WHS student studying Russian is automatically a member of the Russian Club. Club — Spanish Club This year the club went to see cultural films, had a Russian chef cook lunch for them, and saw the Yugoslavian dance troupe, “Zivili perform. Mr. Pasovich is the club’s advisor. Officers were Karen Sorenson (Pres.), Mark Richardson (V. Pres.), and Matt Sobolewski (Treas.). Russian Club — Spanish Clubs 59 SPANISH CLUB (ABOVE). Row one: Lori Latimer. Nancy Norman, Debbie Lee. Valerie Helf. Jett Sweet. Steve McCracken. Row two: Jime Wogaman. Penny Parker, Julio Cruz. Kathy Junk. Liz O'Dair, Kim Gottheiner. Melanie Putz. Nancy Mullins. Chris Gilkerson. Mark Richardson, Ken Smith. Dan Pearlstein. Row three: Keith Richards, David Gibbs. Scott Fisher. Row four: Julee Taylor. John Sweet. RUSSIAN CLUB (BELOW). Row one: Jeff Walton. Nina Webb, Steve Ostrim. Mike Simpson. Andrew Picken. Row two: Mr. Pashovich. Andy Martin. Christina Kalbouss. Lisa Simons. Susan Mathews. Mark Richardson. Row three: Dave Matthews. Angie Garland. Laddin Lakey. Steve Franchini. Curt Bixel. Richard Longstreff. Row four: Bruce Taylor. Mark Sutherland. Jim Baker, Steve Clark. Scott Sutherland. Lori Timmons. Mike Crawford. Row 1: Keith Outz; Row 2: Susan Bunty. James Haden. Debbie Belski. Carline. Langer. Kelly Hunt. Stephanie Sung. Nina Webb. Susan Myers. Debbie Chipman; Row 3 Jeff Jordan. Scott Sutherland. Steve Clark. Lisa Davidson. Mike Sweeney. Cindy Ronan. Nadia Ala-u-dim. Steve Ostrom; Row 4 Mia Griggs. Trodd Roberts. Carl Phillips. Tom St. Pierre. Doug Brockman. Chuck Malspeis National Forensics League — Chess Club — National 60 Clubs Left to right: Annonymous. Perry Rutherford. Bill Sawyer, and Mrs. Looker. Audio-Visual Club — Library Aides — Audio- Visual Club Clubs 61 Row 1 Mari Newell. Jeff Baird. Lamia Soliman. Scott Street; Row 2: Mike Blackburn. Zoe Heimdal. Sherilm Tichenor. Trixh Agnew. Teresa Bulthuis. Claire Callagher. Row 1: Kevin Herrick. Guy Danner. Kenny Melching. Tad Buford. Tim Lau. Mark Richardson. Greg Schwab; Row 2; Mr. James Immelt. Mike Spradling. Steve Wursta. Chris Rupright. Nancy Lazar. Rob Roth. Eric Matthews. Dan Pearlstein. Theresa Bulthuis. Marcus Flinn. 3ackpacking Club — Backpacking Club — Backpacking Club —Backpack As in past years, members of the WHS Backpacking Club convened in the fall with a common purpose: further enjoyment of the outdoor world. Under the direction of club advisor Jim Immelt, the group made several weekend-long excursions into southern Ohio’s Hocking Hills region. In addition to offering weekend backpacking trips, during the bi-weekly meetings the group sponsored equipment and technique talks, and planned upcoming events. The Backpacking club, also sponsored its famous Ice Cream Has No Bones Ice Cream Booth at the winter carnival. The Financial success of the Ice Cream sale helped contribute funds to the long awaited climax of the year, the annual memorial day weekend trip to West Virginia. The Club encourages new membership from all those who enhoy outdoor recreation. 62 Clubs The Archaeology Club is a small club who’s main activity is going on field searches to look for American Indian artifacts. This year the club also provided support for the native Americans in this area through a canned-food drive at Christmas. Where else can one find a link with the past worth up to $180 in an afternoon? Archaeology Club — MGA — Archaeology Club — MGA — Archaeology As a take-off from one of last year’s clubs, P.S.B.C., a new club was founded. This club, M.G.A., or Minority Groups in Action, was created to help the mi- norities in our school enrich not only them- selves, but the entire student body as to the activities of minorities in our area. The activities of M.G.A. this year includ- ed an obstacle course at the Winter Carnival and Christmas caroling. In the Spring, they trav- eled to East High School to see culture variations. Row 1: Mia Woodard. Lynette Macer. Mrs Macer. Tanya Coke; Row 2: Marvin Walker. Doug Lyles. Villy Wiles. Tom Lyles. Todd Alesander Clubs 63 hoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix P The Phoenix is a news magazine published by Worthington High School students every month of the school year. Two classes are conducted for this purpose: Journalism production and News-Writing and Reporting. Each class is worth Vi a credit towards graduation. As each semester begins, a new staff takes over and the editors and managers are chosen by teacher and advisor, J.R. Mansfield. One of the Most difficult jobs is that of the editor-in-chief, who lays out the entire magazine, edits, proofreads, sets deadlines and guidelines and in general, doles out duties. However, they, like all other editors, managers and reporters, must write stories for the magazine. Grades are based upon how well one writes, how much one writes, the attitude towards the work, and how much time outside of school is spent working on the Phoenix. Three of this years award winning Phoenix Journalists are: Lisa Seipel, Andy Martin and Cheryl Meese, all 1982 Graduating Seniors. Row 1: John Eblin. Celia Vergamini, Cheryl Meese; Row 2: Karen Mock. Jenny Frenzer, Bob Barkley. Shelley Frazier: Row 3: Sue Milburn. Marcia Madjzadah. Lisa Nowe. Paplis Watanasar. Sue Curley. John McCarthy. Lisa Seipel 64 Clubs Row 1; Chris Gilderson, Coy Franklin; Row 2: Carrie Stephen. Heidi Campbell. Allen Litvack. Brian Kolda. Matt Kaminski. Mrs. Eblin. John Eblin; Row 3: Jay Marzano. Jill Vaske. Chris Aurther. Jim Bailey CARDINAL YEARBOOK STAFF: Row 1: Sue Milburn. (Senior Section Editor); Patti Markham, (Clubs Section Editor): Leslie Liming, (Activities Editor); Bob Ballinger, (Advisor); Karen Mock, (Senior Section Editor); Nancy Gibbs (Sports Section); Debbie Lee. (Financial Editor); Row 2: Joan DeWitt and Ken Melching. (Editor-in-chief). Not Pictured: Mark Richardson, (Head Photographer) The 1982 Cardinal Yearbook staff has worked long and hard to prepare a memory book that we all could treasure with pride. Though we have all had our trying moments, through lost negatives, broken cameras, no-show picture days, color section deadlines, whiny editors and a host of other trivial matter; we still appreciate the work we all accomplished together creating a product worth sharing with the entire student body. If we had our chance, each member would surely enjoy expressing our graditude toward all who helped make our individual jobs a little easier. The staff would especially like to recognize Joan DeWitt and Ken Melching, our blindly fearless leaders, for helping us rookies through a trying year. Those of us who are graduating would also wish the staff for the up coming year the very best of luck in their endeavor. Clubs 65 Row 1: Tammy Griffith. Patty Hitchcock. Diane Smith; Row 2: Darrah Wright. Drake Winters. Missy Johnson. Joan Baker. Tim Henson. Mr. Efram. OWE — DECA — OWE — DECA — OWE — DECA — Q 66 Clubs Row 1: Amy Bailey. Jany Bolin. Angy Harrod. J.J. Genovese. Rose Halam. Flo Tomei. Dave Austin. Mrs. Meyers. Row 2: Karen Wilson. Dawn Inman. Steve Smith. Kathy Sobolewski. Rob Broom. Mike Woods. Scott Prestom. Barb Major. Don Goodwin. A — COE — OWA — COE — OWA — COE — OWA — 0 Row 1: Marta Goodrich. Meg Derscham. Karen Nieder- lander Row 2: Kris Schweb. Pam Hambrick. Sonya Church. Sherilin Tichenor. 67 Clubs Row 1 Jack Board. Lynn Wilman. Samantha Webb. Linda Tennet. Jane Plower. Jimmy Fabro. James Hauter- man: Row 2 Gary Smith. Chris Byron. Paul Curry. Barbra Henry. Dawn Westhouse. Dan Busse. John Dennis. Bret Wylie. Row 1: Sara Allen; Row 2: Jim Mason. Paul Laws. Todd Alexander. Brennon Cavanaugh. Jeff Kayati. Brad Foreman, Pete Johnson. Mike White; Row 3: Ken Moberly. Allen Litbak. Steve Moore. Andy Allen. Jim Bolen. Paul Carney. Jamie Adams. Melissa Schaer. Susan Shay. Julie Mong. Claire Callagher. Kim Ducker. Imin Hamad. Amy Snouffer. Kim Michael. Office Workers Rich Witherspoon. Michelle Neal. Stacie Bucher. Diane DeMaria, Teri Manken. — Office Workers — Office Workers — 68 Clubs Row 1: Celia Vergamini, Heather Helms. Lisa Seipel, Kim Martin, Valerie Helf, Kathy 8lackford. Sara Stewart. Brian Urban, Cherilin Tichenor; Row 2: Marianne Merrick, Erin Reilly. Tari Farmer. Karen Mock. Julie Vanderplough. Cheryl Meese. Stephanie Sung, Roberta Collins, Lisa Tipshus. Bill Klink; Row 3: Amy Wence. Scott Van Stein. Bob Foster. Holly Thompson. Cap Scipione. Tara Garvin. Tom St. Pierre. Steve Ullery. Ken McVrayer. Brian Kolda, Debbie Dowling. Tim McConnell. Andy Martin. John Wixel; Row 4: Zack Napier. Kevin Haynes. Row 1: Melanie Howell. Jodi White. Kathy Junk. Panpilas Wattanasarn. Pam Bailey. Kirsten Deaton. Julie Taner. Mark Collins; Row 2: John Lennon. Andy Fernas. Missy Crouch. Brenda Monses. Kim Gottheimmer. Shannon Tiperman. Julie Ketchum. Minh Nguen; Row 3: Mike Salvino. Tim Weithman. Jett Sweet. Karen O'lilla. Leanne Lemerick. Lori Black. Alison Gordley. Larry Pfeil. — National Honor Society — National Honor Society National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a service organization which provides valuable assistance to the school. The most important aspect of the NHS is the tutoring program. Students in the NHS sign up at the beginning of each year to provide tutoring assistance to students needing help. This year members of the NHS went Christmas Caroling to area retirement homes. Besides tutoring and Caroling, the NHS’s largest activity is the election and induction of members. Each year approximately 10% of the Junior Class and 5% of the Senior Class is elected into the NHS by the basis of character, leadership, and service. The inductees are then officially registered into the NHS during the induction ceremony. Clubs 69 Row 1: Rich Wotherspoon. Brad Godorhazy. Jenny Craiger. Sarah Wilson. Karen Klunk. Mike Allen; Row 2; Jill Foley. Betsy Patchin. Kim Williamson. Katie Vierow. Brad Hammer. James Hadden. Eric Riech; Row 3 Bret Zanda. Paul Wilkenson. David Rubsom. Todd Corbit. Tom Lyles. Rick Righi. Rohn Brown. 70 Clubs Student Council — Writerspatch — Student Council Row 1: Ingrid Gahlhoff. Debbie Lee; Row 2: Mrs McDonald. Lisa Tipshus. Lori Wallace. The 1982 Worthington Writerspatch Staff was dedicated to the worthy principle of literary excel- lence. Throughout the year, this small but highly competent staff, under the guidance of Mrs. Mc- Donald and under the di- rection of editor Lisa Tip- shus, gathered and orga- nized the many fine con- tributions to the school's literary magazine. Extra revenue was raised through bake sales and a Winter Carnival booth. The staff ended its year with a banquet. Student Council — Student Council — Student Counci Row 1: Tina Kinsey. Greg O'Hare. Mark Collins. Andy Foster. Phil Hugus. Chris Rupright. Kelly Swabb, Miss. Elaine Hottenroth: Row 2: Susan Smith. Dawn Lepore. Kristen Baker. Claire Fleming. Jenny Debord. Greg Brennon. Beth Bennett. Courtney DeSando. Brenda Brown; Row 3: Kathy Poss. Marlene Risley. Chris Gilkerson. Kathy Junk. Erin Riley. Sally Bosse. Heidi Orrick, Terri Farmer. Mark Sutherland. Kim Epstein. Joe Vosler. Kirsten Deaton. Rich Greene. Clubs 71 Student Council Officers: Row 1: Heather Helms. (Sec.); Row 2: Andy Foster. (Treas.). Phil Hugus. (V.Pres.); Chris Rupright. (Pres.) lass Officers — Class Officers — Class Officers — Class Officers — Class Senior Officers: Jenny DeBord. (Sec.); Heidi Campbell. (Vice-Pres.); Dave O’llila. (Pres ); Jenny Sharp. (Treas.) Junior Officers: Ron Emrick. (Treas ); Kirsten Deaton. (Sec.); Mark Sutherland. (Pres.); Not Pictured — Leanne Lemrick. (Vice Pres.) 72 Clubs Sophomore Officers: Marci McNaughten. (sec ); Andy Picken. (Pres ); Claire Fleming, (tres); Tracy Ritter. (Vice Pres.) Officers — Class Officers — Class Officers — Class Officers — Class Offic Freshman Officers: Tammy Jones. (Sec.); Jan Lewis. (Pres ); Rod Essig. (V. Pres ); Liz Haefle. (Treas.) Not Pictured. Clubs 73 Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespia Why is it that annually, one day in May, at least fifteen people are willing to make fools of themselves by wearing costumes and doing minute-long monologues at the flash of a yellow card? This rite is commonly known as Thespian Initiation. The yellow, International Thespian Society Membership Card is their goal. In order to be privileged enough to go through this torture, a person must have earned at least 10 Thespian points — the equivalent of approximately 100 hours of work, either backstage, props, costumes, make-up, stage crew, lights, or set construction; or on stage; acting or student directing. Activities that Thespians participate in during the year include the Fall play and attending the State Thespian Conference, held annually at the sponsoring high school. Conference usually takes place in April over one weekend and features skits by other high school Thespian troupes as well as various acting, make-up, and technical workshops. The largest task that WHS Thespians sponsor, is the Spring Children's Play. Although it usually does not last longer than an hour, the 5 Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespiar show takes more time to coordinate than a regular production. Not only must sets and lights be designed for the show, but they must be created simply enough for the cast to easily take it down to be moved a total of eight times. The children’s play tours all seven elementary school’s giving a total of 15 performances plus three additional public performances. (For those of you who are counting, that is 18 shows.) Even though the children’s play may be very demanding, the cast and crews usually find the time and energy after the final performance at the last elementary school to relax by having a picnic at Highbanks and reflecting back on past shows and experiences. This year’s hard work is behind us now. The sets for the shows have been struck and the curtains slowly shut on these as another WHS Thespian production season comes to an end. Through all of the lack of sleep, sweat, and worry we have done our best to live up to our motto: Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Clubs 75 Wr i Row 1: Brenda Monsees, Vreneli Leininger. Molly Martin. Row 2: Mary Ann Hyland. Kim Gotten- heimer. Penny Cunningham. Steph- anie Merrick. Teddy Chang. Row 3: Melissa Todd. Matt Topper. Andy Foster. Dale Justed. Mark Shaw. Su- san Potter. FCA — VICA Row 1: Dave Widdefield, Dan Susi. Tracy Smith. Kristie Mack; Row 2: Steve Davis. Steve Jarrett. John Witherspoon. Bob Bauman. Greg Hammond. Jeff Lindig. 76 Clubs Clubs 77 78 Clubs Clubs 79 I T.G.I.F. — Thank God. It's Finished!! Kathy Blackford Greg Brennan Sharon Calahan Guy Danner John Davie Joan DeWitt Debbie Dowling Ron Emerick Claire Fleming Nancy Gibbs Jenny Havens Valerie Helf Debbie Lee Leslie Liming Pattie Markham Ken Melching Sue Milburn Karen Mock Betsy Patchen Leigh Tumulty Mark Richardson Brett Zande Michelle Zande 80 Clubs Cardinal Yearbook — Cardinal —Year Leslie Liming Ron Emerich Ken. again. Clubs 81 Karen Mock Sue Milburn Ken Melching and Joan DeWitt — Co-Editors-ln-Chief 82 Sports SPORTS ► Sports 83 Front Row: Bobby Rogers, Dao Nguyen, Mike Todd, Rich Helmrich, Darin Derstine, Mike Jones, Bill McBride, Brak VanFleet, Kurt Bixel, Tim Johnston. Back Row: Jeff Insell, Ron Corey, Bryan Urban, Matt Sobolewski, Mark Miskinnis, Jed Demlow, Dave Smith, Charlie Frysinger, John Weixal. Goal 1981 was to have been a rebuild- ing year for the boy's varsity soccer team. After the loss of thirteen valuable seniors, this seemed an al- most herculean task. The young team, led by co-captains Jeff Insell and John Weixel had only seven re- turning lettermen, yet still played an outstanding season. Faced with a tough season, and set back with numerous injuries, they finished with a 14-3 record and a shared O.C.C. title. WE THEY 1 0 St. Charles 1 0 Arlington 5 0 Dublin 6 0 Delaware 4 0 Mansfield 3 ? Gahanna 3 Pickerington 3 1 Grove City o 2 Brecksville 0 1 Westerville N. 15 o Reynoldsburg 4 o Hilliard 2 0 Bexley 5 0 Westerville S. 7 0 Delaware 5 0 Grove City 2 0 Westerville N. 0 4 N. Olmstead Front Row: Eric Frumberg, Eric Reisch. Peter Coe, Rick Eggelhoff, Kevin Herrick, Brett Howell, David Silverman, John Strayer, John Pilch. Back Row: Scott Berg, Dave Schwartz, Scott Helgeson, Dave Nagy, James Gar- dikes, Chris Henderson. John Fastrich, Dave Greenly, Brad VanFleet 84 Ken Donham on the run. Bill breaks for the shot! Jeff Insell in control of the ball. Awesome slide tackle! Sports 85 Kicks For the seniors of 1982, the last four years will be remembered as quite an eventful high school soc- cer experience, this year offered no exception. Welcoming the third coach of their soccer history, the girls eagerly anticipated the season ahead of them. John Cutbush, a na- tive of London, England, was in America teaching the Goal Soccer Camps, and decided to coach for Worthington. Ron Acuma, studying at Ohio State University, offered to coach the Junior Varsity team. As the season progressed, Coach Cutbush received an offer to play for the M.I.S.L. Wtchita Wings, an indoor soccer team. With some help from Herb Hoffenbeck, Ron Acuma was left to finish off the 8-3 season. Though disappointed that the Worthington Invitational was cancelled, the girls exhibited tre- mendous effort and played every game to the best of their ability. Four of the seven Varsity seniors were awarded their fourth varsity letter, something quite uncommon. 11 2 4 3 1 6 2 4 13 6 ' 5 3 THEY 0 vood hmont a Centerville Yellow Springs Princeton Centerville Findlay Alter Dayton Yellow Springs Findlay 1 Lakota Front Row: Valerie Holmes, Ruth Jones, Lisa McBride, Linda Byers. Glenda Oury, Patsy Brewton, Gina Ottolenghi, Cindy Barnes, Jenny Fletcher, Jodi White. Back Row: Linda Pietzsch, Lisa Young, Vanessa Holmes. Michele St. Pierre, Kathy Burd, Allison Brewton, Kristen Deaton, Chris Bash, Beth Whitaker, Jill White, Marnie Lambert. Sue Griswold. Front Row: Vanessa Hastings, Katey Fisher, Chris Brentlinger, Katie Viero, Jenny Duff, Kelly Kirwan, Katie Heitman. Amy Miller. Back Row: Sara Wilson. Jane Ploughe, Brigette Raymond. Molly Martin, Sherry Bash, Shari Spellacy, Jill Robertson, Julie Burrell, Lynne Abernathy, Kristie Demaree. 86 Sports Sports 87 Chris Bash shows some hip action! Patsy Brewton Griz goes ape over soccer Ruth Jones takes a shot Front Row: Steve Szabo, Chuck Hertel, Matt Davis, Jeff Rhoads, Kevin Delany. Dan Jurkowitz. Judd Betts. Billy Myles. Jeff Horton. Bob Bauman, David Wagner. Mark Shaw. Second Row: Mike Robinson, Fred McClellan. Zack Napier, Jeff Jordan, Wayne Lloyd. Tim McConnell. Chris Curry, Dan Novak. Doug Pannier. Steve Schindler, Barry Raymond Third Row: Sean Allen, Todd Jones. Chris Angeletti. Barry Finnell. Jay Marzano, Mike Crane. Jeff Kramer. Chris Bobbitt, Guthrie Greene. Mike Morton, Coach Ellwood. Fourth Row: Judd Rupp. Rich Tolley. Scott Newcomb. Roy Moses. Kevin Hamilton. Chris Byrley. Chris Welch. Todd Korn, Tracey Simmons, Craig Bateman. Fifth Row: Mike Sayer, Hayden Humphrey. Rob French, Tom Foster. Paul Dolan. Bill Davis. Scott Cheek, Lars Schmidt. Matt Gabelman, Glenn Alban, Tim Meeks. Sixth Row: Chuck Albright. Mike Josselyn. Matt Thompson. Rex Lynne, Patt Betts, Coach VanArsdall. Coach Weaver. Coach Jackson, Coach Blain, Coach Browning, Dave Litt, Jack Hammond. HIKE The 1981 football team rolled through one of the state's toughest grid schedules enroute to a highly commendable 8-2 sea- son. The schedule included eight oppo- nents who were at some point in the season rated in Central Ohio's top ten. The Cards finished the year rated fifth, according to the final Columbua Dispatch poll. All-district linebacker, and co-captain Dan Jurkowitz paced the Cardinal defense, setting a new school record for tackles. Da- vid Wagner also received all-district honors, and Tim Meeks was named all-OCC defen- sive guard. Quarterback and co-captain Judd Betts’ brilliant passing and inspired leadership helped the offense, including all- OCC tackle Zack Napier and honorable mention tight end Billy Miles, move the ball when it really counted. The student body showed great support for the gridders this year, especially a group of black-clad seniors, affectionately known as “The C.P.’ and the newly formed T.W.K.B. 88 Sports Betts takes the kickoff. Kevin Delaney (44) gains more yardage. Quarterback. Judd Betts gets instruction from Coach Ellwood. QTR VISITORS HOME YARDS 1 ft ■ - � ' i24rtl0 ;40 34 Front Row: Chad Amato, Scott Barnett. John Brown. Steve Elsoff. John Soroko. Todd Corbitt. Andy Cheney. Pete Davies. Brian Smith. Doug Brooks. Second Row: Coach Wentz. Dennis McKenna. Greg Ubert. Dan Hitzeman. Dan Callagher. Chris Lamb. Mark Bobbitt. David Alexander. Eric Gratz. Toby Brown. Coach Chambers. Third Row: Rick Righi. Mark White. Bruce Whittaker. Eric Hayden. Rex Rudy. Phil Widdifield. Curt Bishop. Fourth Row: Mark Stone. Eric Hertel. Pete Engles. John Dennis. Rick Carter. Bobby Limerick. Mark Demeno. Court Bishop. Sports 89 Front Row: Kathy Kneubel, Jenny Frenzer, Cap Scipione, Steph Brooks, Louise Meuser, Mary Oden, Jenny Sharp, Erin Reilly, Holly Rast, Parn Bailey Second Row: Heidi Orrick, Kitty Tehan, Lisa Wilson, Robin Crispin, Lynn Chrvala, Heidi Lines, Betsy Patchen Gretchen Snediker. Molly Anderson, Libby Harding, Julie Klyce. Back Row: Mindy Morrow, Amy Strapp Sue Smith Val Owen Terry Salvino, Jill Hitt, Patty Miskinnis, Tracy Hummer, Laura Smith. Tam McMahon. Sunny Spung. With growing enthusiasm for the program, Worthington's field hock- ey team of thirty-five strong sur- passed their own expectations for the season. Although their record was not outstanding, when tourna- ment play began, they looked like champions. Showing more deter- mination and desire, they took the first two games, giving them their first sectional championship. The season ended with many tears, many good memories, good friends, an excitement about the fu- ture, and a district runner-up title. Steph in control 90 Sports Ready for the pass ' brought balloons! Hartley Northmont C.S.G. Grandview Bexley Hudson Watterson Lancaster Grandview Fairmont W. Hartley Hartley C.S.G. Holly Rast in the goal Who said C.S.G. can beat us? Sports 91 Front Row: Paul Harten, Karen Mock, Jay Bishop, Amy Stottlemyer, Jenny Oppermann. Adam Miller, Penny Parker. Karen Emery. Patty Parker. Second Row: Marty Mostyn, Brian Sanborn. Anne Arsenault. Cindy Wegner, Nancy Emery. Steve Griffith, Sue Brock. Third Row: Brian Klass, Mac Quillin, Nick Bowers. John Hendrickson. Chuck Mardsek. Charlie Maurer. Fourth Row: Brian Avery, Todd McFarland. Rob Thomas, Ken McGrayer, Dave Brunk, Mike Rieble. Top Row: Mike Tedrick. Brent Perkins. Mark Frick, Kevin Stichter. Sean Hart. Coach Gary Smith. Endurance This year’s crosscountry team, led by senior captain Adam Miller, fin- ished the season undefeated in dual meets. The season included two de- feats over upper Arlington, and top places in large invitationals. The team was not without disap- pointments though, early in the sea- son Steve Griffith severly sprained his ankle, which, along with many other problems, led to a third place in the district meet Ann and Sue set their pace 92 Sports GIRLS ' I nd Olentangy rov$port Westerville S. eynoldsburg Gahanna Arlington WE THE 24 31 19 i 39 24 1 35 24 32 25 33 15 50 16 44 24 31 Lancaster Westland Groveport Westerville S. Reynoldsburg Grove City Gahanna Arlington Karen Emery comes around the bend Adam Miller fights for the lead The a9or|y and ,he Pain Sports 93 PAR The Varsity Golf Team came away with another excellent sea- son, finishing second in the OCC, first in the District, and third in the State (proving that bigger isn’t al- ways better). Varsity members were Bob Barkley, Scott Copeland, Dennis Harrington, Pat Scott, and Jeff Walton. Westland Westerville S. Arlington Academy Dublin Centenniet Gahanna Reynoldsburg Gahanna Arlington Grove City Westland Arlington I Groveport Front Row: Pat Scott. Bob Barkley. Dennis Harrington, Jeff Walton. Back Row: Scott Copeland, Mr. Reigel. Front Row: Mike Hughes, Jim Bailey. Andy Affeldt. Scott Coe, Mr Freece. 94 Sports Front Row: John Gasper. Brad Flinders. Mike Allen. Mr. Pollock. Back Row: Jim Bauman. Rob Chrisman. Chip Coeman, Dave Dowling, Scott Dauterman. Scott Copeland takes a swing Jeff poses without a golfball! Bob Barkley strolling along Sports 95 Spike Once again Worthington High School's volleyball team was as successful as any team before it. With an over-all record of 14-6 the team had much to be proud of. They ended the season as sectional champs, after losing to Westland in the districts. The team was lead by six seniors, including captains Lynette Macer and Peggy Kirwan. Next year's squad will include five returning let- termen, including Junior, Lynne Steele, who, along with Senior, Lyn- ette Macer were named to the All- League team. Senior Peggy Kirwan received honorable mention. Front Row: Sheri Barber. Debbie Cotter, Peggy Kirwan, Karen Sorenson. Back Row: Coach Elin, Lynne Steele. Lisa Burns, Lynnette Macer. Lynn Speilman, Debbie Dowling. 1 2 2 2 2 2 ! 2 2 THEY 1 Gahanna 0 Westerville S. 2 Westland Watterson 2 Arlington Reynoldsburg 0 Grove City 1 1 Groveport r Whitehall i Gahanr C Or WtestervHle S. Northland y 1 1 Newark 2 Westland 1 Groveport Arlington 2 Reynoldsburg Lynette Macer and Sheri Barber applaud another Cardinal victory. 96 Sports Peggy Kirwan executes the perfect set. Debbie Cotter and Lisa Burns jump to block. Lynette takes aim. Sports 97 Row 1: Adam Sams, Mark Susi. Lance Thompson, Mr. Allan Fuller. Row 2: Greg Brooks. Rich Swanson, John Scott. Jeff Borel, Glen Hagler. Smash The Boy's Tennis Team, under the direction of Coach Allan Fuller, was finishing the season. The best individual record on the team was 9-2, held by Senior Greg Brooks who played first and second team doubles. The Team was balanced with five seniors, four Juniors, three Sophomores, and four Fresh- men. Even though there are five seniors leaving, “it shouldn't hurt the team so bad if the Freshmen work hard and improve, states Senior Greg Brooks. Coach Fuller is also emphatic in stating that the underclass- men will carry the team in '83. The Seniors leaving the team are Greg Brooks No. 1 singles player, John Scott, Chris Parker, Mark Susi and Glen Hagler. 98 Sports Greg Brooks John Scott Smash With a swing, lob, and ace, the Worthington tennis team ended an- other smashing season. The spirit of new and old players alike, added enthusiasm and energy through the months on and off the court. The Varsity Team, with coach Jeri Stephen, consisted of Kristen Pe- terson, Korey Kersher, Michele Stephenitch, playing singles posi- tions 1, 2, and 3 respectively. Mary LaFontain and Anne Fisher doubled up to form a strong duo. Lynn Hill- ock and Charlene Evans alternated the number 2 position with Debbie Lee and Claire Fleming. Although the Varsity Team took second at the O.C.C.'s this year, being over- come by Upper Arlington, they made up for it with their success in sectional, district, and state com- petitions. Kristen Peterson, Korey Kersher, Michele Stephenitch, Anne Fisher, Mary LaFontaine, and Lynn Hillock won sectionals, and qualified to advance to district competition. At districts, Kristen Peterson displayed her skills by tak- ing second place, and Michele Ste- phenitch doubled up with Korey Kersher to receive third place. All three players qualified to compete at state. Triumphantly, Kristen Pe- terson finished third and the dou- bles team Michele Stephenitch and Korey Kersher took fourth. The Varsity's season record proved the strength and talent of each player. Likewise the J.V. Team, with coach Karla Young, played an outstanding tennis season. The J.V. Team con- sisted of hardworking and devoted members. Their 10-1 record re- flected these admirable qualities. The Coaches and players had a smashing season and are anticipat- ing an even stronger team next year! Front Row: Anne Fisher. Debbie Lee, Mary LaFontaine, Kristen Peterson. Back Row: Clair Flemming, Charlene Evans, Lynn Hilock. Michelle Stephenitch, Kon Kerscher, Coach Stephan. Top Row: Liz Cohen, Katie McKinney. Middle Row: Alyson Poirier, Melanie Howell, Coach Young, Kathy McCabe. Nancy Brigner, Bottom Row: Katie O'Dair, Marcie McNaghten, Julie Poulson, Marie Donovan, Stephanie Schupp, Sarah Matthews. 100 Sports THEY Gahanna Westerville S. Westland Linden McKinley Centerville Akron Firestone Upper Arlington elaware .S.G. atterson rove City roveport ncaster andview Michele Stephenitch returns a volley. Front Row: Jack Hammond. Steve Gregory, Andy George, Casey Close, Greg O'Hare, Doug Lyles, David Austin, Dan Wagner. Back Row: Coach Jon Daup, Brian Urban, Brett LaFevers, Kevin Scott, Kevin Haynes, Matt Sobolewski, Jay Hammond. Ken Donham, Trainer David Litt. Hoop The WHS Boys Basketball Team had a highly successful season this year. Coach Jon Daup's cagers compiled a 17-5 overall record, in- cluding a 16-4 regular season re- cord, which left Worthington tied for the OCC championship with Groveport. After defeating Brook- haven in the tournament opener, the highly ranked Cardinals were upset by Westerville South wiping away any hopes for a state cham- pionship. The team still had an ex- cellent season with the help of the following graduating seniors: Co- captains Andy George and Casey Close, Kevin Haynes, Ken Donham, Bryan Urban, Steve Gregory, and Brett LaFevers. With five returning varsity players and an excellent performance by the reserve team the future for the WHS Boys Bas- ketball Team looks bright. Front Row: Art Varner. Brad Wentz, Bill Routzong, Bob Biel, Scott Cheek, Tim Mattox, Mike Bassani. Back Row: Coach Greg Phillips, Peter Lothes, Lars Schmidt, Judd Rupp, Jim Letizia. Mike Salvino, Len Kempt. Asst. Coach David Clinger. Watterson Gahanna Westerville Centerville estland roveport llington phos St etstj Newark Gahanna Westerville S. Toledo Waite Westland Groveport Arlington Reynoldsburg Grove City Brookhaven Westerville S. 102 Sports Ken Donham Kevin Haynes Sports 103 Basket This year’s WHS Girls Basketball Team was one of the more success- ful teams in the past few years at Worthington. The Lady Cardinals finished with a 10-8 overall record. The girls finished third in the OCC. Even with six graduating Seniors the team will still have plenty of power on the court next year. The graduating Seniors are: Kathy Burd, Peggy Kirwan, Janet Luebbe, Lynette Macer, Melanie Putz, and Lynn Handschmidt. Six underclass- men will return after seeing varisty action this year. Front Row: Lynette Macer, Peggy Kirwan. Kathy Burd. Michelle St. Pierre. Back Row: Melanie Putz, Danielle Blazer. Lynn Hanschmidt, Jill Hitt. Lynn Steele. Coach Wallace Chander. Front Row: Jenny Wiegleb, Karen Emery, Martha Schmidt, Glenda Oury. Amy Miller. Back Row: Coach Sunny Spung. Marnie Lambert, Alison Brewton, Christy Demery, Julie Justice. Stephanie Schupp. Front Row: Cathy Maher, Cathy Grant. Kelly Kirwan. Heather Stillwell. Second Row: Jane Byrne. Laura Moye. Sara Wilson. Marty Whiteman. Susan Luke. Back Row: Coach Wright. Lauren Borgquist. Jenny Wilson. Jenny Duff. Worthington Cager pulls down a rebound. Jenny Wiegleb sinks the second of her two free- throws. Lynette Macer helping Peggy Kirwan out of a tight spot. Sports 105 Back Row: Coach Todd Mannik, Dave Kinnick. Bill Klunk, Vince DeFrancisco, Rich Greene. Dave Bulford, Tim Wilson, Matt Hower, Coach Marc Small. Front Row: Nick DeFrancisco, Joe Moss, Mike Sickeler, Mark Guitry, Todd Price, Eric Kuwana. Vault The men's gymnastic team kept up its winning tradition, the fourth time in five years. The boys took the district title with an exceptional score of 132.55. There was much concern among the team after los- ing four strong Seniors from the Class of '81. But the new coach, Marc Small, a Worthington gra- duate, turned out quite an out- standing team. This year’s team centered around Seniors Bill Klunk, Matt Hower, Dave Bulford, and captain Dave Kinnick. Junior, Tim Wilson contributed much to the team, in- cluding a new WHS vaulting record. Again this year, the Cards compet- ed at the state meet with a score of 138.71, which earned them third place. Next year’s team, which will in- clude Joe Moss, Mike Sickeler, Eric Kuwana, Tim Wilson, and Todd Price, is sure to keep up this win- ning tradition. Billy Klunk in action. 106 Sports Worthington’s Senior gymnasts. Junior, Tim Wilson — another strong performance. Senior, Dave Bulford Senior, Dave Kinnick at the State meet. Sports 107 Front Row: Mrs. White, Julie McBride. Maryellen Foley, Heather Thomas, Julie Roemmele, Lee Lambert. Cindy Barnes, Lynn Zalac, Christy Mack, Chelle Loudermilk, Miss McLain. Second Row: Marcie Arsenault. Kathi Pfriem, Kathy Poss, Meagan Demko, Betsy Patchen, Shana Stewart. Alyson Poirier, Laura Roemmele, Debbie Dean. Vanessa Holmes, Krista Ford, Sharon Graham, Rob Strohl Back Row: Sally Swartzmiller, Ann Sesslar. Jill White, Ann Luke, Teri Willson, Michelle James, Karen Jeffries, Darcy Loos, Courtney Desando, Rose Hallam, Susan Ford. Balance The Worthington girl's gymnas- tics team was again, as usual, excel- lent. Senior captains, Laura Roem- melle and Cindy Barnes led the out- standing girl gymnasts to another OCC title. The team proved their superior balance by placing ex- tremely high in the strenuous Class II districts, and by losing only one league meet. Also, Junior Khrista Ford represented the lady cards at the state meet on beam. For the first half of the season, the girls were lucky enough to have the contributions of Heather Thom- as, an outstanding Freshman gym- nast. According to Cindy Barnes, Heather is most definitely Olympic material. She had to leave the team in midseason, however, for intense, individual instruction with a private coach. The team lost eight Seniors at the end of this season, but there will be another strong team again next year. 1 WE 92.4 94.9 91.4 93.2 73.4 84.4 80.8 82.6 THEY 70.6 Hilliard 81.3 Grove City 36.0 Centennial 74.61 Delaware 78.1 Westerville 76.8 Galion 66.1 Franklin Heights 74.0 Grandview 64.5 Westland 38.3 Westerville N. 94.8 Dublin Susan Ford begins a floor exercise. Lee Lambert on the beam. Ann Sesler and the judge. I'M a little teapot! Chele Loudermilk on the floor. Betsy Patchen, Freshman gymnast. Graceful gymnast. Captain, Laura Roemmele helps a teammate. Front Row: Mark Lang, Tim Jurrs, Rick Bennett, Chris Spellacy, Craig Hummer, Jimmy Fischer. Mike Wallace, Eric Brown. Middle Row: Mrs. German, Matt Topper, Jon McLaughlin, Bill Berghoff. Brad Baker, Scott VanSteyn, Brian Harsh, David Greenlee, James Allen. Back Row: Jerry Beaman, Dan McFarland, Richard Douglass, Brad Ruess, Ricardo Pasqueni, Steve Busch, Dan Ersley. Ned Skinner. Dive The WHS Boys Swim Team was again, as usual, excellent. They lost only one dual meet all year, and that was to the National Prep School Champs from Penn- sylvania. Next year, because of the graduating Seniors, ‘‘they’ll have a lot of outstanding swim- mers, but not great depth,” ac- cording to Senior Scott Van Steyn. Some outstanding return- ers to look for will be Matt Top- per, coming back as a Senior, Tim Jurrs, Brad Ruess. Senior Chris Spellacy 110 Sports Worthington Diver finishing strong. Sports 111 Front Row: Beth Cshilog. Jill Foley, Tracy Maine, Laurie Huff. Vicki Jarvis. Sara Rindfleisch, Kelly Davis, Katie Fisher Second Row: Assistant Coach German, Liz O'Dair, Mindy Morrow, Kary Koach, Melanie Miller, Molly Anderson, Lisa Hampshire, Leanne Lemerich. Back Row: Coach Jerry Beaman, Jill Wolfrom, Karen Ollila, Amy McFarland, Laura Smith, Tracy Atkins Karen Tavlor Kathy Zarcos. ' Splash Swimming — that is one word which is a standard of excellence here at Worthington. It demands getting up at 5:00 a.m. for a prac- tice at 5:30 plus another practice after school — but the girls swim team met these demands and struggles. Led by captains Lisa Hampshire, Beth Baur, Sue Mil- burn, and Kelli Callar the girls end- ed up with only one loss in the regu- lar dual meet season (a large part of the team was away at an AAU meet). They went on to win dis- tricts and place fourth team wise at the state competition with 11 girls qualifying. The girls were also suc- cessful in breaking four school re- cords. These four records broken were Kelli Davis in the 500 free, Lisa Hampshire in the 100 fly, Ka- ren Taylor in the 200 I.M., and Jill- Wolfram in the 100 back. The de- termination and hard work of the team has paid off this year and they have their sights set on regaining the state championship title back in 1983!! Worthington swimmer finishing strong. 112 Sports Worthington diver gaining points in competition. Taking the lead in the 100m. freestyle. Kelly Davis taking the lead. Finishing strong in the relays. Sports 113 Pin The 1981-1982 Wrestling Team could well be the best overall team Worthington has ever had. There were 5 tournament championships (including Sectional and District championships), 2 closely contest- ed 2nd place finishes, one 3rd place finish to St. Eds, North Canton, who were one and two at State, and fi- nally, a 10th place finish at State, that was just 8 points short of a solid 3rd place finish. Team leadership was utmost in their success, with Mark Gundling and Dave Ramirez as team co-cap- tains. They, along with the support of the other valuable and exper- ienced seniors, Fred McClellan, Bob Bauman, Mike Woods, Brian Allen, Anil Rastogi, Leroy Bray, J.R. Ward and Dave Snyder, helped keep the Cards rolling. A great team with great athletes, Juniors, Haimerl, Hamilton, Hitze- man, Gharbo, Gundling, Furnas, Fis- ter, Lennon, Josslyn, and Libert have their work cut out for them, maybe the best is yet to come! Front Row: Anil Ratogi, Tim DeWitt, Mark Gundling, Matt Gundling, Andy Furnas, J.R. Ward. Back Row: Coach Bukky, Dave Ramirez. Mike Woods, Gary Hitzemann, Brian Allen. Bob Bauman, Ron Gharbo, LeRoy Bray. Front Row: Todd Kane, Larry Betts. Kevin Hamilton, Jeff Garvin Second Row: Bob Swanson. Dirk Murley, Todd Anderson, Dave Renz, John Hanley. John Len- non Back Row: Rob Keaney, Steve Locklear, James Fischer, Craig Bateman, Jason Westbrook, Bill Davis. Peter James, Gordie Stewart, Kevin Libert, Phil Lanese, Coach White. 114 Sports V. M Front Row: Kevin Brennen. Eric Riesch, Ollie Fabro. Eric Frenberg. Daniel James. James Gadchel Back Row: Scott Milhoan. James Gardikes. Bobby Lemrich. Rick Carter. Dan Hitzemann. Doug Brooks. John Soroka. Rick Righi, Coach Tully. WE THEY 60 3 De Sales 55 18 Lancaster 37 19 Sandusky 36 19 Arlington 37 16 Gahanna 58 5 Westerville S. 48 15 Alder 38 17 Grove Port 12 Grove City 56 9 Reynoldsburg Senior. Dave Snyder gets the take down. Front Row: Ken Melching, Harold Picken. John Hooper, Scott Hamilton, Dan Jurkowitz, Jeff Horton, Pat Patterson, Andy Martin, John McCarthy, Norm Senhauser. Row 2: Coach Alan Brady. Don Clifford, Greg Brennan. Chris Angelleti, Kevin Stichter, Kevin DeGroot, Mike Jossleyan, Tim Meeks, Glenn Alban, Niles Mentor, Tom Bubonitch Row 3: Dave Litt, Todd Jones, Scott Newcomb, Jim Ash, Jeff Gouhin, Mike Sayer, Rex Lynne, Pat Betts, Mars Foliano, Mike James, Paul Dougherty, Chuck Albright. Row 4: Kevin Swabb, Carl Popelar, Pete Loathes, Rob Keemey, Mike Bassani, Barry Finnel. Jeff Krammer, Dave Jurkowitz, Chip Brooks, Jack Florence. Row 5: Whitney Calpin, Tim Mattox, Dave Dunham, Barry Bauer, Bill Stephenitch, Bradley Jester, Andrew Picken, Tracy Simmons, Jeff Owens, Team Mascot. STX The 1982 Boys Lacrosse Team finished with an excellent 12-3 re- cord. They were again Co-Champi- ons of the MSLA. This year the team had a very early start with conditioning and practicing be- cause the team was invited to par- ticipate in the Hall of Fame tourna- ment in Baltimore, Maryland. Worthington was the first team from the Midwest Scholastic La- crosse Association to be invited to this prestigous tournament. An- other milestone for the team oc- curred this year. For the second time in the history of the team Worthington defeated Upper Arling- ton three times in the same season. Winning the MSLA tournament was extra special this year for it was held on the stickers home field. League honors this year went to Glenn Alban, Rex Lynne, Pat Patter- son, Mike James, and Jeff Horton, with many returning starters the hope for another championship looks bright. MSLA Champions Coach Brady and Coach Wolford 116 sports Rex Lynne on the face-ff against Sewickley. The Worthington Bench witnesses another victory. WE THEY 18 St. Marys 3 Palm Bea 5 Owens Sound 4 Arlington 6 Cranbrook 0 Nichols 5 Western Reserve McGloughlin Cranbrook DCDS Arlington Western R Sewickley 7 Arlington 4 Sewickley Sports 117 ROW ONE: Cathy Junk. Sharon Kline. Jody Ratterman. Julie Appel. Marlene Risley. Jenny Sharp. Erin Reilly. Holly Rast. Sue Whisman. ROW TWO: Lisa Hastings. Muffin McRibbon, Lynne Abernathy. Tam McMann. Karen Holtz. Brenda Monsese. Dawn LePore, Lisa Maxwell. Pam Mason. Darby Operman, Jody White. ROW THREE: Sue Smith. Missy Amico. Lisa Fronk. Polly Lynne. Rosemary Dop. Sissy Score. Laura Bates. Kelly Immelt. Nicole Haved. Christina Smith. Sally Bosse. Jenny Weiglib. Stick Girls playing Lacrosse? Any- thing can happen at Worthing- ton. This year’s girls Lacrosse team proved that girls can and do play Lacrosse and can play it well. Worthington’s team was led by graduating Senior Erin Reilly and Junior Marlene Risley. This years varsity team was undefeat- ed, the junior varsity was not far behind and the third string, affec- tionally known as the “scrubs”, put up a galliant effort. Warming up before a Cardinal victory. 118 Sports Sports 119 Lacrosse Brutality Row 1: Stephanie Schafer. Yvonne Bryant, Sue Brock, Kristin Daup, Elizabeth Arnold Row 2: Nancy Emery, Michelle St. Pierre, Amy Miller, Lee Lambert, Ingrid Gahloff, Kathy Poss, Row 3: Anne Fisher, Kim Michael, Julie Justice, Jenny Opperman, Annie Arsenault, Alison Brewton Row 4: Amy Strapp, Barb Wyre, Jean Scott, Kathy Burd. Danielle Blazer. Row 5: Lynette Macer, Karen Emery, Eric Troutwine, Kathy Mar, Sue Kemp, Sharon Myers. Row 6: Coach Jennifer Elin, Sally Schafer, Melanie Justice. Run The 1982 Worthington Girls Track Team, led by Head Coach Jennifer Elin, finished the season with a fine record. The team defeat- ed Upper Arlington in an invitational meet but lost to them in a dual meet. Strength for the team was provided by Graduating Seniors Lynette Macer, Kathy Burd, Eliza- beth Arnold, and Danielle Blazer. Next years team should be pretty good because of freshman who “make up for in leg strength what they lack in brainpower, according to a joking Lynette Macer. So the overall picture for next years team does indeed look promising. 120 Sports Row 1: Dan Wegner, Manager. Bill Stillwell. Mike Brown, Ken McBrayer. Bob Foster, John Nagy. Brian Smith. Kevin Delaney. Brett Lafevers. Row 2: Nick Boners, Matt Gableman. Mac Quillan, Quinton Sayer. Doug Hock, Gary Hitzman. Wes Chang, Chris Gilkerson. Row 3: Dave Knapp, Rob Thomas, Paul Harton, Len Kemp. Hayden Humphrey. Chuck Marosek, Steve Griffith. Mark Collins. Row 4: Todd McFarland, Paul Rinder. Sean Smith, John Daupin, Tim Blackford. David Harrison. Dave Reibel. Tim Fulston. Row 5: Aria Ala U. Dini, Joe Worthington, Jeff Watson, Dan Hitzman, Brett Howell, Bruce Witaker, Pete Mose. Row 6: Mike Stone, Scott Burg. Brett Sanborn. Rick Foster, Steve Weil. Mike Poss. Row 7: Doug Latshaw, Marty Mostin, Brett Zande, Cole Lafevers. Row 8: Coach Gary Smith, Coach Browning, Coach Clark, Coach Bader. Faster The 1982 Boys Track Team had an excellent season losing only one dual meet the entire season. The Track Team finished third in the OCC meet behind Gahanna and Arlington. Ga- hanna, Arlington, and Worthington all had identical records in the OCC league contests. Worthington defeat- ed Arlington in a dual meet, and lost only one dual meet all year and that was to Gahanna. With a lot of young blood on the team hopes for next year are high. 122 Sports Worthington clears the bar. Sprinter leads Grove City. A strong showing! Dave Langhout clears 5'7”. Hayden Humphrey. Bob Bauman gains points for Worthington. Len Kemp. Worthington takes the lead. Chris Sagar Safe The 1982 Boys Baseball Team had an excellent season this year. Al- though unable to repeat their feat of winning the state championship of one year earlier, they were able to take the OCC title again. There are quite a few graduating Seniors on the team this year including Casey Close, Dave Wagner, Pat Doyle, Jeff Jarrett, Chris Sagar, Dave Ollila, Bill Basom, and Judd Betts. Next years Cards look very promising due to such out- standing remaining players as Jay Marzano, Greg O'Hare, Mark Hertel, Jay Hammond, Ken Kaplan, Mike Denney, Kevin Ubert, and Jerry Berk- himer. Hopes are high for the 1983 Worthington Baseball Team. Another Worthington Homerun. Coach Cozze Dave Ollila Judd Betts 124 Sports Front Row: Jeff Insell, Jay Marzano, Mark Hertel, Greg O'Hare. Judd Betts, Bill Basom, Chris Sagar. Jack Hammond, Kevin Ubert. Back Row: Coach Frank Cozze, Ken Kaplan, Jerry Birkhimer. Dave Wagner. Jeff Jarrett, Pat Doyle. Jay Hammond, Casey Close, Mike Denney. Bryan Cochran, Coach Jim VanArsdale. Strike Outstanding enthusiasm is a big part of the Girls Softball team's success. Winning is now becoming second nature to them. With Sophomore pitcher Jennifer Singer leading the team, they have enjoyed a winning season. Singer has thrown a one-hitter against Westerville South and a two-hitter against Upper Arlington. Heading the offensive barrage at the plate for the Lady Cards is Ju- nior Lynn Steele. Along with her consistent batting, the shortstop has a grand slam to head her long list of credits. Another intense player is Senior Captain Sherri Barber. Leading the team from third base, she is also a very consistant hitter. All of the team, with the excep- tion of Seniors Sherri Barber and Janet Luebbe, will be returning next year. The Cards hope to lead the OCC then. Front Row: Erin Lambert. Sheri Barber, Row 2: Katie Heitman. Kristin Johnson. Lynne Steele, Lisa Burns, Marnie Lambert. Row 3: Coach Wallace Chandler, Jennifer Singer, Glenda Oury. Sonya Napier. Amy Parsons, Caroline O'Leary. Frankly, Mr. Chandler Sheri Barber goes for the pick-up 126 Sports Lisa Burns puts one in left field. Sheri Barber makes the play at first. Sonya Napier gets ready for a fly ball. Sports 127 Team members get a pre-game pep talk. FACULTY Faculty 129 o 130 Faculty John W. Hoeffler James Gooding Sterling Apthorp Elaine Hottenroth Gladys Berry David Howell The Visible Principal When it was learned that former principal Dr. Cavanaugh would not be principal at Worthington High School this year, every- one wondered who would replace him. Stu- dents in the classes of ’82 and '83 were ■ pleased with the choice of John W. Hoeffler. As freshmen these two classes met Mr. Hoeffler when he was principal of Kilbourne. Those who knew him knew that he would make a good principal at the high school. Mr. Hoeffler started his career at Worth- ington as an English teacher at Kilbourne in 1969. He taught for six years including his last year as chairman of the English depart- ment at the main campus. In 1976 he took a job as assistant principal at Lima Shaw- nee. This was his first step into Administra- tion. After one and a half years in Lima he returned to Worthington for three years as principal at Kilbourne. In 1980 Mr. Hoeffler attended Ohio State full time to earn his doctorate degree in Educational Adminis- tration. This is a goal he is still working at, along with his many duties as principal of Worthington High School. Mr. Hoeffler has set many goals for him- self and the school during his first year back. He thinks it is very important that he get close to the students and staff he works with. Mr. Hoeffler's presence in the halls at school, and at extracuricular activities defi- nitely does bring him closer to others at the school. Mr. Hoeffler also feels that parents and the community must become involved with the high school. Everybody involved in the educational process should be able to respect and like each other. It is impor- tant to build close relationships between everyone involved. Mr. Hoeffler. like every principal, wishes to continue improving Worthington’s aca- demic program. He feels that Worthington has an outstanding teaching staff and cur- riculum. Our instructional program includes fine basics plus a wide variety of electives. Mr. Hoeffler feels that students don’t real- ize how much Worthington High School has to offer in terms of its facilities. We tend to take everything we are provided with for granted. School spirit is an important part of any school. Mr. Hoeffler wants to expand school spirit beyond athletics. He wants students to recognize activities such as the forensics team and theatrical productions. Mr. Hoeffler has high standards set for Worthington High School, and is working hard toward a school unified in all aspects. He is extremely dedicated to his job, and cares about the people at Worthington High School. Jacque Cross Barbara Laird Linda Orlik Ron Porta Larry Kincaid Leslie McCall Martha McBurney Jim Postle Jim Konzen Jay Moyer Jim Scowden Polly Tewart Stan Snouffer Joel Haney Todd Kuyper Dave Riegel Dave Tschiegg Faculty 131 z m ( Carol Moyer Nancy Brightman Shirley Nault Sharon Clemans Becky Schmidt Roger Graber Bill Sickinger Progress Business continues to stand as one of the most popular career choices. Worthing- ton High School offers a fine business pro- gram for both students interested in busi- ness as a career, and those taking it for personal use. The Business Department at Worthington High School has grown from three teachers ten years ago to the present staff consisting of eight teachers. Currently. over 1,200 students are enrolled in busi- ness courses which represents a 50 per- cent increase durinq the last five years. The Business Department staff is well trained and dedicated to their profession. The last ten years have brought many changes to the Business Department. Ori- ginally it was composed of three courses — Bookkeeping. Typing, and Shorthand. Today. Personal Law. Personal Finance. Economics, and Accounting II have been added to the curriculum. Also, a new course at the ninth grade level has been established. This course. Business Educa- tion Preview, is designed to give students a broad sampling of the courses offered at the high school. Another change occurred when electric typewriters were bought for the Personal Typing class. This purchase makes it possible to teach all typing classes with electric typewriters. Through the 1980’s business will be one of the more popular areas for college stu- dents. The Business Department at Worth- ington High School should continue to meet the needs of the students with a broad elective program that not only serves the college bound student, but also the student that plans to use their skills voca- tionally upon graduation from high school. One big challenge is to incorporate the use of the computer into the business curricu- lum. 132 Faculty Rita Marker Lil Messenheimer Alex Pashovich Pam Reeb -n O 7) m 5 Faculty 133 ( X Charles Rousculp Brad Routson Tom Savon Pat Saylor 134 Faculty Gail Gay Wayne Harvey Ingrid Lukas Betty Kincaid Peggy Pyron Nan Wampler Beth Haney Jerri Lawrence Roger Johnson Tom Pollock Cindy Schoenhoff Faculty 135 Q c ■■■ a Q) 3 O CD Grace Brumfield James Ort June Hall Jerry Stephan Robert McCollins Ken Valentine Stephan Starts New Program A new. and much needed. Drug Educa- tion program was begun at Worthington High School this year. Jerry Stephan, for- mer Quest and Health teacher, who had a major part in developing the program, is its coordinator. The program provides help and information for everyone; from the per- son who needs help, all the way down the ladder to each teacher in the district. A network of people keep the program alive by continuing to learn more and more about the kind of help that people may need. For any program to work, there must be cooperation and trust between every- one involved. Mr. Stephan provides an op- portunity for students to discuss their use or other’s use of drugs each Tuesday. The Support Group gives students a chance to talk in confidence about their own use of mood altering substances. These students may be beginning to feel a concern toward their own well-being, but not quite ready to make a commitment to stop. Another group, the Serenity Group. is for those who have decided that they want to do something about their problem. They actu- ally formulate a personally designed plan of action or recovery that resists use of mood altering substances. The final group, the Peer Group.” provides students with an opportunity to discuss the use of drugs by friends or relatives. They talk about how use by other people has and is affecting their life. Although the initial commitment must be made by the student, teachers play an im- portant part in the program. Mr. Stephan has set up a network throughout the district to educate every teacher about chemical involvement. A teacher inservice commit- tee meets with Mr. Stephan to discuss spe- cial concerns and problems, then each member educates a larger group. Many teachers have shown concern by attending various workshops, internships and lec- tures. With their knowledge, teachers are well aware of individuals who may need help. A teacher may refer a student to Mr. Stephan after observing specific habits. The staff is not trying to get users into trouble, but just trying to help. With Mr. Stephan’s guidance, a student may find that he wants help and is willing to make a commitment. Jerry Stephan fills the posi- tion of Drug Education Coordinator well; he is a wonderful person, and he cares about each individual he talks to. Judy Dillon Judy Elgin 136 Faculty Jerry Baker Frank Cozze Stan Robinett Darlene Kreiser ane Baxter .ouise Jeffers av- Jter ter- JUr ■in'. Larry Close Gary Rusk Duane Butler Marcia Keith Lil Macer Frauke Palmer Betty Eberle Karon M. Frank Glenn Gardner Jerry Haas Sharon Spung Jim VanArsdall Charlene Wilkerson Jenny Young Faculty 139 (0 o Don Andrews Noel Guitry Don Hyatt Robert Mcburney Ed Shay 140 Faculty Jim Immelt Herb Linzell Roger Pinnicks Helen Seized Don Wilke Dan Wingett Bill Damsel Paul Bukky John Hammill Mark Ellwood Pam Galipault Jane Harkness Eileen Meers John Steitz Neil Walter ( o o S' c a S' 0) Larry Gay Tom Faculty 141 Gretchen Altomonte Mel Effron Rick Keyhoe Janet Myecs Kate Buchholz 142 Faculty 5 co Arlene Keeling Maureen Looker Ruth Rusk Sylvia Marantz Linda Meinelt Helen Davis Genevieve Knouff 30 CO m co Faculty 143 Barbara Burk Betty Hoskins Jackie Burns Joy Rogers Betty Surface Joyce Whittaker Neoma McCutcheon 144 Faculty Faculty 145 Dru Alexander Mary Damsel Linda Hopper Karen Reynolds Carol Davis Carol Wallen Corky Benner Dottie Magley o o o (0 Main Campus Cooks: Jean Cellar, Barb Cuckler, Martha Savage, Jan Davis, Frances Fresh, Iva Stewart Kilbourne Cooks: Betty Finocchi, Jeanette Houser, Gertrude Zeyen, Betty Heffley, Helen Niver Main Campus Cooks: Patti Eblin, Mary Harper, Ruthella Penrod, Sally Orthoefer, Barb Louk, Marion Moran, Juanita Mead HAWAII Custodians: George Bester, Richard Luft, Terrell LaTour, Martie Stein, Warren Decker, Charles Tillie. Not pictured: Jean Abbot, Ed Jacobs, George Johnson 146 Faculty Hal McIntyre Faculty 147 148 Freshman FRESHMAN Freshman 149 Robert Abenshien Alisa Ala-U-Dini Arie Ala-U-Dini John Albanese Christa Albright David Alexander Mike Allen Chad Amato Chris Anderson Joy Anderson Molly Anderson Kristin Andrews Steve Andrews Kim Anthony Andrea Applegate Jay Armstrong Anne Arsenault Bryan Avery Julie Bailey Elizabeth Ball Nadia Banny Kim Baranek Stacey Bare Scott Barnett Amy Bartley Sherry Bash Susan Bateman Jim Bauman Judy Baumgardner Randy Bennett Scott Berg Lynn Bergoff 150 Freshmen Is tooftoltsa Andy Berry Sandra Biehl Cort Bishop Laura Block Lisa Block Mary Bloechl Jack Board Mark Bobbitt Larry Bogan Jeff Borel Lauren Borgquist Deborah Brackney Kathy Brant Lesley Breech Kevin Brennan Chris Brentlinger Allison Brewton Nancy Brigner John Brinkley Robert Broehl Doug Brooks David Brown Karen Brown Rohn Brown Toby Brown Stacie Bucher Susan Bunte Bob Burkhead Darren Burnham Shannon Busch Tracey Bush Dan Busse Freshmen 151 Alice Byard Jane Byrne Chris Byron Jeff Byron Ethel Call Dan Callagher Keith Cameron Laurie Campbell Kathy Carlson Rick Carter Dawn Chafin Jennifer Chanay Pam Chapman Andy Cheney Deborah Chipman Rob Chrisman Felicity Church Cheryl Ciolek Elizabeth Clark Kim Clark Rochelle Clark Tom Cleland Pete Clingan Peter Coe John Collinson Chip Coman Darrell Cook Debbie Cooper 152 Freshmen Lee Lehman Sharon Cooper Todd Corbitt John Cornett Dan Creinin Zoraida Cruz Beth Csillag Paul Curry Eric Custis Steve Dalton Scott Dauterman Joan Davidson Peter Davies Debbie Davis Shelley Davis Tom Davis Colin Dearth Nick DeFrancisco Johannah DeHart Sean DeMaree Diane DeMaria Mark DeMeno John Dennis John Devitto Chris Dibari Victoria Dickinson Laura Dillion Shelley Dillon Jennifer Diol Freshmen 153 Rosemary Dop Jill Dorsey Dave Dove Dave Dowling Mark Drotleff Paula Drozdowski Doug Drukker Jenny Duff Mark Eakins Rick Egelhoff Stanya Ellis Steve Elshoff Scott and Brett Pete Engles Rae Epps Rod Essig Ollie Fabbro Mary Ellen Flood Eric Frendberg Sue Gaeuman Susan Galberaith Karen Gansser Jim Ganzer Tina Garbin James Gardikes 154 Freshmen Debra Gardner Keith Garrard John Gasper James Gatchell Karen Gephart Kathy Gephart Kurt Getzendiner Brad Godorhazy Jill Godorhazy Todd Goehring Deni Goldman Eric Goldsmith I love school! Bobby Gorney Roberta Gilbert Bryan Gissiner Richard Graham Craig Grant Leigh Grant Eric Gratz Amy Graves Jeff Graumlich David Greenlee Colleen Grierson Jon Griggs Freshmen 155 Steve Grundemeyer Toni Gunther Scott Gustafson James Hadden Elizabeth Haefele Brad Haines Scott Hatfield James Halterman Brad Hamer Kathleen Hamilton Jennifer Hammond Todd Hanks David Hansen John Harris David Harrison Sean Hart Mike Hartman Vanessa Hastings Kevin Havens Eric Hayden Mike Hehmeyer Marcelle Heimdal Katie Heitman Scott Helgeson 156 Freshmen Beth Helmreich Greg Hewitt Kenny Helpman Andy Hempstead Barb Henry Marga Herreid Kevin Herrick Eric Hertel Scot Hindall Sherri Hitchcock Dan Hetzemann Eric Hoffmann Amy Hobday Carolyn Hoffmanner Brian Hollaway Mary Hollingsworth Sheri Hoodenpyle Amy Hopper Beth Horn Mark Horstemeier Scott Houlton Suzy Houston Brett Howell Jennifer Howell Kathy Hamilton Freshmen 157 Laurie Huff Tracey Hummer Mark Irvine Craig Jacobsen Dan James Sandy Jarrett Buck Jenkins Dan Johnson Mark Johnson Paul Johnston Sherry Johnston Paul Jones Tammy Jones Juli Justice Jackie Kaeppner Katherine Kalbouss Monica Kaminski Julie Katz Pam Kaskin Jay Katzeman Stephanie Keithly Sue Kemp Susan Keown 158 Freshmen Dave Dowling Michael Ker Kris Kiihr Kelly Kirwan Brian Klass Karen Klunk Juli Klyce Craig Knezovich Kelly Korkan Annie Kraker Lark Kranz Chuck Krueger Julie Kudika Scott LaClaire Cole Lafevers Chris Lamb Marnie Lambert Jim Lane Mike Lang Doug Latshaw Becky Lee Cindy Leiss Robert Lemerich Jan Lewis Freshmen 159 Kim Lewis Candee Liming Lisa Lindig Heidi Lines Rick Linscott Rob Litchfield Diane Litvak Amy Livermore Andy Loeffler Duncan Long Lindsey Loveless Susan Luke Tommy Lyles Polly Lynne Gayle Mack Jeff Mack Kathy Maher Mark Major Vicki Makely Teri Manken Tim Mansberry Amir Marandi Sally Marquardt Tena Marsh Scott Martindale Tina Mason Brian Mathis Charles Maurer Lorrie Mauger Tim McBrayer 160 Freshmen Julie McBride Kevin McGonigle John McGuire Dennis McKenna Katie McKinney Beth Meese Jill Melley Dennis Mercer Jim Merritt Susan Meyer Kim Michael Scott Milhoan Amy Miller Diane Miller Scott Miller Joni Mitchell Shelly Moeschberger Lee Monagon Brandy Fox, Jenny Wilson, Debbie Davis Scott Morris Dana Morrow Mindy Morrow Monica Mosley Joe Moss Marty Mostyn Nancy Mottice Laura Moye Amy Murch Julie Murr Stefanie Murray Ross Myers Freshmen 161 Tracy Nagel David Nagy Mich Neal Nicole Neamand Cathy Nilson Bil Neville Chip Newsome Thuy Mai Nguyen Lynne Oldsen Jill Oliver Peter Olsen Jenny Oppermann Cathy Otterbacker Patty Parker Richard Parker Jenny Parrish Jenny Parsons Betsy Patchen Andy Patil Chris Peele Jennifer Perez Michelle Perry Angie Peterson Erik Peterson Paul Pfeuffer Laura Pierce John Pilcher Lora Pinkston Trent Plummer Alyson Poirier Mike Poss Janet Power Derek Rand Darren Burnham, Julie Katz, Sandy Jarrett 162 Freshmen Mark Bobbit and Kathy Oterbacher Rich Rapp Clarissa Reber Jeff Reed Jennifer Reese Eric Reisch Steve Remy Robert Rentzsch Michael Renz Beth Rhoads Stacy Rhodes Richard Neil Keith Ricker Mike Riebel Brent Ries Rick Righi Kim Rimmel Lori Risling Laurie Robbins Suzanne Robinson Susan Rogers Tom Rohaly Paula Rojo Carol Romanoski David Ross Ellen Marie Routh Dave Rubsam Rex Rudy Kim Russell Emily Sagendorf Terri Samples Brett Sanborn Leesa Schaadt Freshmen 163 Becky Schindler Carol Schlemmer Julie Schofield Todd Schoppelrei Zach Schriner Kay Schroeder Stephanie Schupp Cheryl Scott David Sesler Kim Sexton Margaret Shaffer Jenny Shaw Dawn Sherman Andy Shively Kim Shoemaker Mike Sickgler Elizabeth Sigrist David Silverman Scott Smerker Angie Smith Brian Smith Dawn Smith Debbie Smith Laura Smith Sandra Smith Ken Smullen Gretchen Snediker Don Snyder 164 Freshmen John Soroka Jon Spangler Stephanie Spicer Cathy Spies Stephanie Stafford Scott Stahle Elaine Stash Angie St. Clair Sandy Steele Stacey Steinman Christy Stevens Shana Stewart Greg Stiffler Heather Stilwell Kelly Stoerkel Robert Stone Mark Stone Amy Stottlemyer John Strayer Mike Stubblefield Denise Sunday Lisa Swoboda Glynn Swain Rob Swalley Sally Swartzmiller Betty Swearenger Mike Szczepanski Rick Tarantelli Freshmen 165 Mark Taylor Keith Teal Linda Tennant Beth Thomas Denny Thompson Heather Thomas Lance Thompson Mareella Thompson Melissa Thrall Jack Tipshus Jenny Topper Eric Trautwein Daniel Troutner Sara Turner Amie Turrill Tom Tussing Shelly Tway Robert Wade Tricia Wahlenmaier Michael Waite Wendy Wallick Susan Ward Jeff Watson Soni Weagle Samantha Webb Cindi Wegner Steve Weil Marti Weithman Lynn Wellman Dawn Westhouse Alison White Mark White Bruce Whittaker Dawn, Sally, and Rohn 166 Freshman Chris VanDyke Brad VanFleet I Katie Vierow Tara Vogt Toni Voit Phil Widdifield Bret Wiley Sharon Will Kristi Williams Wendy Williams Kim Williamson Scott Willis Teri Willson Paul Wilkinson Jenifer Wilson Sara Wilson Randy Winters John Witherspoon Richie Witherspoon Lisa Witte Jeff Woodard Diane Woods Joe Worthington Jennifer Wright Suzanne Wrynn Greg Ubert Julie Van Bodegraven Suzi Yates Brent Zande Andy Zenisek Curt Zesbaugh Scott Zoog Michelle Zwissler Freshmen 167 Is she a student teacher? SOPHOMORES 4 Lynne Abernathy Janet Adams Andy Affeldt Todd Alexander Jim Allen Sean Allen Shelli Allen Rachel Alter Missy Amico Brad Anderson Chris Anderson Jill Anderson John Anson Julie Appel Laura Arthur Tracy Atkinson Nicole Aved Jeff Baird Am I gorgeous! 170 Sophomores John teaches math class. Kelly Baker Kristin Baker Santa Barua Dick Basom Mike Bassani Craig Bateman Laura Bates Barry Bauer Beth Bauer Kathy Beckman Denise Begeman Greg Belger Tammy Bell Debbie Belskie Karen Belt Jeff Benadum Brian Benson Alan Berton Sophomores 171 Larry Betts Mary Bischoff Dan Bishop Mike Blackburn Sally Blackford Judy Blackmore Keenan Blanke Cathy Beardman Chris Bobbitt Jim Bolen Tammy Boroway Emily Borus Sally Bosse Nick Bowers Sarah Bowers Brad Boyd Julie Brant Sue Brock Thomas Brooks Jennie Broome Laura Brown Mark Brown Eric Brunskill Tad Buford Jenny Bunner Karen Burch Jeff Burk Julie Burrell Hi mom! 172 Sophomores Kira Busch Matt Cahall Whitney Calpin Tammy Calvey Keith Carothers Bod Cedzidlo Pete Chace David Chappell Beth Cherwinski Lynn Chrvala Kevin Church Andrea Clapp Ann Clapp Leah Clay Jennifer Clement Melanie Clinger Paul Coleman Butch Collins Jim Collins Debbie Cotter Marty Coulson Jeff Cramer Tammi Crawford Robin Crispin Eileen Cronin James Cuthbert Mike Dagefoerde Guy Danner Sophomores 173 Kristin Daum Scott David Lisa Davidson John Davie Allen Davis Bill Davis Liz Davis Mike Deagle Steve Decker Kathryn Deep Vince Defrancisco Kristie Demaree Mary DeMaria Kathy DeMelio Megan Demko Mike DeMuth Rachel DeSando Steven Detlor Lisa Didier Cari Diehl Rebecca Diener Frank Dimarco Sandy Dixon Paul Dolan Paul Dolan Marie Donovan Colleen Doody Michael Dorn ■ fc 174 Sophomores Paul McKissick Curt Bixel Lori Dorsch Kim Doucher Maureen Dowd Chris Duff Beth Edwards Kim Edwards Kevin Egan Dan Eger Kim Ejzak Karen Emery Dan Ersley Bill Evans Robert Faber Mark Fadden Mark Farmer Lisa Feldmann Karen Ferguson Matt Ferko Eric Fickas Karen Finnell Jim Fischer Tim Folston Claire Fleming Nicole Foliano Jeff Ford Joe Ford Krista Ford Lisi Foster Sophomores 175 Steve Franchini Jeff Frantz Kellie Frederick Rob French Tim Fulston Matt Gabelman Jody Gahman Jeff Garvin Jeanine Gatchell Marc Gerald Amy Gettys Laurie Gibbs Derek Goldman Jenny Gosser Lisa Graber Larry Grabinger Gina Gray Lesley Gray Rich Greene Sue Grosh Mark Guitry Marie Gunther Ben Guthrie Amy Hagler Dawn Haidu Bettie Kay Hall Gale Hallowell Iman Hamad Phil Haney Libby Harding Brian Harsh Daniel Hart 176 Sophomores Get oft my sidewalk! Paula Hartman Paul Harton Jenny Havens Zoe Heimdal Judy Heinbaugh Michele Heimick Allyson Helmrath Alvin Helms John Hendrickson Eric Hershberger Tina Higgins Jack Hill Jill Hitt Tania Hlinka Jane Hobart Rick Hobart Chris Hollinger Tracy Hollingsworth Jody Hoppes Rine Horton Cheryl Hubbard Liska Hudyk Roger Huffman Mike Hughes Dan Hugus Hayden Humphrey Marianne Hyland Kelly Immel Oiyia Ismail Peter James Lewa Jenkinson Brad Jester Sophomores 177 Shahwaz Joarder Becky Joblonicky Lars Johnson Dana Johnston Mike Jones Tami Jones Kim Joseph Chris Judd David Jurkowitz Jodi Kaeppner Wendy Kalinowski Todd Kane Matt Karrer John Katzeman Brad Kaufmann Ed Kerbler Kim Kerscher Len Kemp Stephen Ketter Andy Kiefner Tim Kiihr Paul Kim John King Tina Kinsey Randy Kirk Karen Knecavich Kerry Koch David Koncelk Todd Korn Jeff Kramer Joe Kumler Eric Kuwana 178 Sophomores Mark Lambert Caroline Langer Alan Langhirt Nancy Lazar Silene Leibowitz Bob Leininger Jim Leitzel Phil Lenise Jeff Lepore Jim Letizia Amy Lewis Paul Linder Eugene Liu Steve Locklear Bob Long Peter Lothes Kelly Lowe Doug Loyer Luke Lumsden Lisa Lydens Neil Lynch Tracy Main Sue Maland Suzanne Maliszewski Hilary Malspeis Dave Marcus Ann Martin Kristine Martin Molly Martin Jeff Mason Tim Mason Dana Master Sophomores 179 David Matthews Jennifer Matthews Sarah Mathews Susan Mathews Tim Mattox Kathy McCabe Mary McCarthy Tricia McCoy Troy McDonald Todd McElmurray Lisa McFadden Todd McFarland Joel McGee Paul McKissick Jennifer McLaughlin Marci McNaghten Julie McQuaide Dave Mechling Nora Merhar John Metz Lisa Miller Melani Miller Pam Miller Paul Miller Penny Miller Larry Mily Patti Miskinis Mark Mitchell Beth Miyashiro Liz Mohammed Tanya and Sonja 180 Sophomores Mouthy, Sleepy and Rusk. Julie Mong Linda Moody Yiko Morita Anna Morris Scott Morton Roy Moses Dan Mullaney Michael Murphy Scott Musgrove Sonja Napier Nan Navarro Lori Nedell Jeff Nelson Noreen Nelson Ed Nerone Kim Newman Dao Nguyen Hitodo Niwa Debbie Noel Nartin Norris Mike Norris Katie O'Dair Kathy Odell Paul Okel Sophomores 181 Carolyn O’Leary Pete Olmsted Barb O'Neil Mike O’Harra Gina Ottolenghi Heidi Orrick Glenda Oury Keith Ouzts Cynthia Owens Jeff Owens Valerie Owens Rodney Oxendreiter Jocelyn Palmer Amy Parsons Kim Pati Sarah Paul Steve Paul Kyle Pees Kathy Pfriem Jill Phillips Andrew Pickens Laura Pinkham Jim Pinkham Cara Pittman 182 Sophomores You can’t be serious. Larry Plotnick Scott Popelar Beth Pozzini Deanne Putz Kathy Quertinmont Lee Rainey Ron Ramey Trevor Ramey Laur Rapp Ann Rasher Brigete Raymond Beth Reifsteck David Renz Lori Remy Alison Riccioli Adam Richards David Riebel Jill Robertson Sophomores 183 Carl Robinson Paul Robinson Julie Roemmele Robert Rogers Andy Ross Patricia Ross David Rousselle Bill Routzong Greg Ruck Judd Rupp Bridget Russell Laura Ryan Terry Salvino Adam Santelli Ned Sarle Doug Savage Melissa Schaer Judy Schaeffer Becky Schimmoller Sherry Schlater Lars Schmidt Martha Schmidt Chris Schoenherr Kelly Schorr Mandy Schottenstein Greg Schwab David Schwartz Jean Scott My pencil is better than yours Is. 184 Sophomores Pat Scott Karen Sedor Sue Sharp David Shirk Cindy Shock Jamy Shoemaker Sharon : i'M Tracy S. . r..( Steve Sims Jennifer Singer Lorrie Sizemore Ned Skinner Kathy Smith Lisa Smith Susan Smith Adrie Snodgrass Amey Snouffer Stephanie Snouffer Matt Sobolewski Lamia Soliman Lynn Speelman Mike Spradling Susan Steinman Mary Steisslinger Bill Stephenitch Michele St. Pierre Amy Strapp Scott Streets Sophomores 185 Andrea Strom Deanna Sunday Stella Sung Dave Svoboda Kevin Swabb Greg Taylor Karen Taylor Kitty Tehan Lisa Tennant Andy Thomas Robert Thomas Steve Thompson Joe Tolson Marion Tomei John Toppari Michelle Tordoff Robin Trainer Lory Trelease Bonnie Tumulty Rick Uldricks Royce Vagnier Cindy Van Buren David Vanderploeg Art Varner Cindy Vickers Tony Villavicencio Mike Vincenti Paula Volz June Wagers Wendy Wahtola Mike Wallace Jeff Walton Leigh Anne Ward I don't like Mondays. 186 Sophomores Chemistry is fascinating. John Ward Todd Watson Jason Weisgerber Jenny Weislogel Dan Weisner Char Welch Brad Wentz Brian White Jeff Williams Amy Wink Vicki Wise John Wogaman Coleman Wolf Tammi Wolfe Jill Wolfram Steph Workman Liz Wright Jacqueline Wursta Michelle Wursta Tom Zabawski Emily Zakin Susan Zakin James Zeid Andy Zweizig Sophomores 187 JUNIORS Juniors 189 Tom Abbati Andy Acres Nadia Ala-u-dini Glenn Alban Vicki Albert Charles Albright Andy Allen Janet Allred Tess Ally Chris Angeletti Karla Applegate Jim Ash Michele Atchison Mike Aufderheide Diana Bader Binu Bagga Jim Bailey Pamela Bailey Robin Bailey Steve Baker Dave Langhout, John Frost Mark Sutherland 190 Juniors Can I go back to my locker and get my books? Rob Ball Bob Barkley Becky Barr Jenny Bartley Mike Bates Julie Beck Lorri Beck Bob Biehl Jay Bishop Mark Bishop Lori Black Tim Blackford Jo Ellen Blake Richie Bohan Jill Bookhout Adam Bosse Lisa Boucher Kim Brannen Greg Brennan Patsy Brewton Michael Brinkley Jackie Broderick Vic Brodkorb Michael Brossman Juniors 191 Kerry Brown Scott Brown Yvon Bryant Lisa Burns James Burrell Linda Byers Chris Byrley Thomas Byrne Todd Cameron David Campbell Sharon Carmean Jim Casley Jamie Cavallo Brennan Cavanaugh Wes Chang Ann Clark Don Clifford Michelle Cline Tim Clipner Coe Scott Kathy Kneubel Chris Longstreth 192 Juniors Liz Cohen John Cole Bob Coleman Deirdre Collins Mark Collins Stuart Collins Kelly Connolly David Conrad Mary Coogan Rebecca Copeland Ron Corey Sandy Craigie Cindy Crandall Mike Crane Dave Crouch Missy Crouch Andrea Cunningham Penny Cunningham Kristin Deaton Sean Durrett Michelle Eppley John Dauphin Darla Davis Susan Davis Juniors 193 Kevin DeGroot Jud Demlow Pam DePaso Darin Derstine Courtney DeSando Lisa Dibari Nathan Dickson Jo Diekmann Missy Drake Carolyn Dugan Stephanie Dugan Suzanne Dugan Michael Dunkes Karen Dunlevy Dave Dygert Jason Edwards Kristin Ellingwood Nancy Emery Mary Emmelhainz Ron Emrich Robin Faloon Sam Farb Lisa Farrell John J. Feehan Kathy Felty Scott Fenstermaker Barry Finnell Scott Fisher 194 Juniors Mark Fleming Marcus Flinn Mars Foliano Eric Foote Susan Ford Tom Foster Coy Franklin Joan Freedman Mark Frick John Frost Charlie Frysinger Cindy Fuller Kim Funari Andy Furnas Kris Gageby Ingrid Gahlhoff J.R. Galvin Robert Gang Angie Garbin David Garvin Susan Gardner Geoffrey Gee David Gerber Ron Gharbo Kerry Gibbons David Gibbs Christopher Gilkerson James Gillespie Bryan Gillis Sue Glick Paul Goebel Greg Goehring Pam Bailey Juniors 195 Erik Goldstrom Allison Gordley Kim Gottheiner Jeff Gouhin Chris Graham Sharon Graham Guthrie Greene Brenda Griffin Steve Griffith Kevin Griggs Michell Grimm Jane Grosh Todd Haimerl David Haines Todd Hall Alisia Hallett Kevin Hamilton Jay Hammond Lisa Hampshire Cindi Handshy Sherri Hansen Kyle Hansley Kevin Harper Dennis Harrington Scott Havener Robert Hayden Jeanne Heaton Joseph Heer Mike Helmrath Mark Hertel and more studying. 196 Juniors Gary Hitzemann Doug Hock Gil Holland Valerie Holmes Vanessa Holmes Karen Holtz Melanie Howell Tim Hubert David Huff Ginny Huffman Craig Hummer Kelly Hunt Dale Husted Alex Hutchinson Karen Immel Ed Izsak Tim Jackson Martha Jacobs Chad Jacobsen Mike James Vicki Jarvis Michele Jaynes Karen Jeffries Erik Jenkins Marty Jenkins Sandi Jencson Ian Jipp Peter Johnsen Karin Johnson Kristin Johnson Karen Immel Juniors 197 Tim Johnson Mark Jones Todd Jones Kathy Junk Cheri Justice Kristina Kalbouss Mark Kaminski Jenni Kamon Ken Kaplan Jeff Kayati Dave Keller Kris Kersey Korey Kerschner Julie Ketchum Denis King Brad Kipp Tom Kirkham April Klouda Todd Knerr Kathy Kneubel Jeff Kolda Betsy Krieger Dan Krohn Karen Kumler Laddin Lakey Dave Langhout Lee Lambert Lori Latimer Debbie Lee Vreneli Leininger Lori Lelux Leanne Lemerich John Lennon 198 Juniors Todd Jones Pat Leonard Dawn Lepore Leslie Liming Luke Lines Nathan Litteral Alan Litvak Matt Long Chris Longstreth Amy Looker Darcy Loos Shaun Lopresti Sam Lord Cindy Lowe Jamie Lowe Ann Luke Maria Lucas Cheri Lutz Doug Lyles Rex Lynne Jennifer Mack Terri Makely Jeni Maland Ted Malone Carol-Lynne Manche Dan Maney Niles Mantor Chuck Marosek Matt Marsh Juniors 199 Patty Marsh Paul Martin Cindy Martindale Jay Marzano Pamela Mason Eric Matthews Susan Matthews Cindi May Dave Mayer Bill McBride Lisa McBride Bridget McCafferty Brian McCoy Stephen McCracken Kathy McDermott John McDonald Larry McElroy Amy McFarland Lawrence Welk, eat your heart out! Matt McGaughey Ed McGlynn Pam McMahon Tam McMahon Lynn McNabb Janice Meadors Tim Meeks Mark Merrick Stephanie Merrick Kimberly Michael Don Miller Philip Moneypenny 200 Juniors Brenda Monsees Brad Montgomery David Moody Steve Moore Debbie Morris Dan Morrow Mike Morton Missy Mottice Tom Mullaney Nancy Mullins William Nagy Laureen Nardella Mark Nemec Lisa Nerone Steven Neruda Meri Newell Minh Nguyen Joshua Nidenberg Like, anti-establishmentarianism, man, is heavy. Susan Niver Nancy Norman George Norris Liz O’Daire Greg O'Hare Karen Ollila Peggy Olson Darby Oppermann Amy Pampuch Linda Park Penny Parker Robin Patterson Juniors 201 Tamara Payne Beth Pearce Dan Pearlstein Kenneth Penn John Pennington Brent Perkins Beth Perry Kristin Peterson Larry Pfeil Marie Pfeuffer Cari Phillips Mark Pittman Rob Pirtil David Plotnick Jane Ploughe Karla Plummer Jana Poches Julie Poulson Chad Jacobsen 202 Juniors Carl Popelar Kathy Poss Colleen Poundstone Todd Price Mac Quillin Dee Dee Randall Mark Rapp Tom Rau Holly Remen Lesley Riccioli Keith Richard Tony Ridolfo Natalie Rish Marlene Risley Karen Robbins Robert Rohaly Cindy Ronan Susan Rose Brad Ruess Jane Ryan Mike Salvino Heidi Santelli Mike Sayer Quentin Sayer Teri Walters Juniors 203 Greg Schaeffer Janet Schlosser Lori Schneider Jennifer Schwartz Kevin Scott Mike Scott Liz Selby Cheryl Seliga Anne Sesler Susan Shay Doug Shemenski Susan Shipman John Zimmer Rachael Silverman Richard Simonetti Kevin Sintz David Smith Ken Smith Sean Smith Todd Smith T.R. Smith Jeff Snyder Vance Spear David Spencer Howard Spies 204 Juniors Bonnie Stambaugh Tim Stanton Lynn Steele Howard Steier Michele Stephenitch Jenny Stephens Brian Stevenson Kevin Stichter Linda Sundry Mark Sutherland Arlene Swalley Richard Swanson Jay Hammond, Mary Bishoff Rob Swanson Maria Swassing Jeff Sweet John Sweet Richard Szulewski Bruce Taylor Julee Taynor Marti Tedrick Cathy Thomas Gary Thompson Matt Thompson Alison Tierney Juniors 205 Dave Smith Andrew Timms Shannon Timperman Melissa Todd Michael Todd Rich Tolley Sherri Tommey Matt Topper Julia Tully Dave Tyus Kevin Ubert Lesley Vanderhorst Victor Villavicencio Chris Vincenti Lori Voeltner Jane Wallace Lori Wallace Todd Wallace Jennifer Walters Teresa Walters Josh Walum Bryan Wang Mark Warner Panpilas Wattanasarn Nina Webb 206 Juniors •£ « Robert Webb Tim Weitman Chritopher Welch III Bill Wellman Jason Westbrook Beth Whitaker Jill White Jodi White Michael White Mike White Randy White Randy White Sherri Wilhelm Jennifer Wilkinson Kris Willis Tim Willson Kelly Wilson Jim Wogaman Tracy Woodward Steve Wursta Lisa Young John Zimmer Maureen Zinn Mike Zwissler Steve Wursta Juniors 207 SENIORS Seniors 209 Christopher Russell Arthur David Allen Austin Amy Johanna Bailey Bradley Thomas Baker 210 Seniors Ralph Knowles Barrie Susan Christine Bash William Ray Basom Robert Rannells Bauman Beth Adrienne Bennett Richard Lee Bennett Jr. William Delmont Berghoff Judd J. 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Cynthia Campbell Heidi Jo Campbell Sandra Lee Carmean David Lee Casey Colleen Elizabeth Cassidy Mary Kelline Cellar Theodore Geunsuh Chang Robin Lynn Checani Seniors 215 David John Chrvala Paul Alan Clingan Bryan Robert Cochran Anne Kristin Cheney Jayne Christopher Laura Kelly Christopher Steven Edward Clark Karen Sue Clegg John Joseph Clifford Brian Carlton Coats Casey Richard Close Mary Margaret Clouse 216 Seniors Roberta Lynn Collins Michael Thomas Colson Scott Michael Conlon Christopher Dodds Cox Christopher Miles Crawford Julio Cesar Cruz Jr. Tamera Lee Coriell Scott David Copeland Chester Ronald Corbitt II John Kenneth Cooper Jr. Steven Jerome Covert David Scott Culbertson Seniors 217 Mindy Cunningham Susan Jane Curley Jenny Sharp Kevin Michael Daum Steven Fredrick Dauterman Rebecca Diane Davis Steven Lee Davis 218 Seniors Deborah Deanan Dean 1 Michelle Joy De Rosal Joan Rene DeWitt Margaret Irene Dershen Jennifer Terese DeBord Richard Kevin Delaney Paul McEwan Seniors 219 William Ray Davis Bryan David DeLay Jeffrey Carl Dillion Dawn Maurene Doty Richard Regis Douglas Debra Lynn Dowling Michael Peter Diol Patrick Joseph Doyle Robert Lawrence Doyon Maureen L. Drake Steven Reid Drozdowski 220 Seniors David Paul DuScheid Kent Steven Ellermets David T. Elshoff Kimberly Rai Epstein Amy Dupler John Ashford Eblin Andrew Thomas Drukker Teresa Lynn Eger James Franklin Evans, Jr. Terri Beth Farmer Fletcher Raymond Farr Todd William Fasone Seniors 221 Tracy Jill Fox R. Jill Favor Richard Brooke Frankenberg Zina Denise Fenster John Andrew Foster Angela Eileen Freeman Robert David Foster 222 Seniors Charles B. Ford Nerds ot a feather stick together Mary Ellen Elizabeth Ferko Laura Lee Fiorentino Jennifer Susan Frenzer Kelly Sue Gabriel Tara Marie Garvin William Robert Freter, Jr. Eugene Ying-Haw Fu Christine L. 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Renee Ann Howlett Jeffrey Erdman Insell Matthew Lloyd Hower Dawn Marie Inman Seniors 229 David Kirk Jacobson Stephen Victor Jarrett Ruth Ann Jones David Allen Jacoby Leslie Ann James Jeffrey Todd Jarrett Susan Wold Jensen Rachel Janet Johns Eric Paul Jones Jeffrey Hall Jordan Michele Janet Jurawitz Daniel Shaw Jurkowitz 230 Seniors Matthew John Kaminski Joanne Kammerer Andrew Edward Karrer Linda Christine Keys David Stanley Kinnick Margaret Mary Kirwan Sharon Lynn Kline Stephanie Klumpp Kristine Anne Klunk William Joseph Klunk, Jr. Aleta Betz Knapp Steven Ray Knerr Seniors 231 Todd Lewis Brian Joseph Kolda Beth Elaine Krause James Joseph Kumler Brett Allen LaFevers Mary Helen LaFontaine Paul Frederick Langhirt, Jr. Timothy Edward Lau Julie Ann Learn Tammy Sue Lee Laurie Evans Lemon 232 Seniors Michael Benedict Letizia Wayne Judson Lloyd Janet Kay Luebbe David Thomas Lutz Bad Brett LaFevers Seniors 233 Lynette Lori Macer Christine Lynn Mack David Jeffrey Magley Melissa Main Marcia Majidzadeh Allison Beth Malech Charles Eli Malspeis Michael H. Marcus We’re having a tupperware party! Patricia Louise Markham Shirley Ann Marrero 234 Seniors Kimberly Lynn Martin James Theron Mason Jacqueline Lynn Masters John Taylor Mattox Jeffrey Allan Mawhirter Thomas John May Kenneth Edgar McBrayer John Paul McCarthy Seniors 235 Freddie Lee McClellan Paul William McEwan Jodie Lynn McKenzie Daniel Wade McFarland John Alden McGee Jeanne Marie McGuire Karen Anne McKissick Scott David Meeker Cheryl Lynn Meese 236 Seniors Adam Verdery Miller Donald Edward Miller, II Douglas Roy Miller Philip Brook Messina Susan Marie Milburn Mark Eugene Miskinis Seniors 237 Bradley Joseph Mitchell Ken Melching in the wilderness. Karen Elizabeth Mock Robert Everett Murch Samuel Orval Musgrove, David Mark Myers Kenneth Howard Moberly David Warner Moore Jeflrey Alan Myler 238 Seniors William Mark Myles Armelle Karine Nacef Lisa Marie Nardella Sherri Lynn Naudin Zack Curtis Napier Gene Fu Dane Ellis Nelson Karen Ann Niederlander John David Nagy Seniors 239 Kelley Anne Norris Kimberly Jeanne Orrick Bjorn-Tore Osteraas Steven Marchal Ostrom Peggy Lynn Norris Daniel Patrick Novak Mary Curley Oden Kelly Anne O'Connor Lisa Marie Nowe Kathryn Lynne O'Connor David William Ollila 240 Seniors Michael Roy Noel Eric Lance Overstreet Tami Angela Owens Francine Maire Palmer Douglas Craig Pannier Christopher Evan Parker Anne Tarrell Parsons Ricardo Pasquini Filho Patrick William Patterson Michael Joseph Paul Catherine Pearson Jennefer Jean Pecek Aaron H. Peery Seniors 241 Harold Andrew Picken Anthony Duane Pietrangelo Linda Ann Pietzsch Paul Wesley Placeway Mark William Perez Gloria JoAnn Perri Susan Lee Potter Scott Curtis Preston Melanie Christine Putz Laura Leeann Rae 242 Seniors Dave Joseph Ramirez Holly Janine Rast Anil Kumar Rastogi Joanne Ellen Ratterman Katherine Elizabeth Rayburn Sue Hall and Amy Howell. Barry Jon Raymond James Blair Reardon, II Joseph Francis Reiley Erin Anne Reilly Russell Todd Reimers Seniors 243 Frederick William Rentzsch Michael Andrew Rex Jeffrey Allen Rhoads Lisa Marie Riblet Leonora Rizzuti Robert Todd Roberts Kevin Young Roberson Michael John Robinson Laura Michele Roemmele Edward Michael Rogers Robin Earl Roth Christopher John Rupright 244 Senior Perry Edward Rutherford Christopher Lee Sagar Jaranda Sanders Jeannine Catharine Sanford Cynthia Sue Schilling Steven Charles Schindler Michelle DeRosa and Mary LaFontaine Seniors 245 Douglas Joseph Schlater David Michael Schmidt Mark Charles Schnurr Sally Anne Schroeder Lisa Ann Schwanekamp Kristen Diane Schweb Catherine Marie Scipione Kevin Christopher Sciulli Alan Crenshaw Scott John Joseph Scott, 246 Seniors Lisa Marie Seipel John Patrick Shively Robert Eric Slawson Martha Jane Shuter Leslie Ann Sica Ann Leslie Simon Brian Alan Smith David Gregory Snyder Catherine Sobolewski Seniors 247 Karen Maria Sorensen Erik Matthew Speicher Christopher Patrick Spellacy Kevin James Stafford Laurie Elizabeth Staples Cary Jay Stephan Michael Fillmore Stevens Scott Michael Stewart Brian James Steyer Charles Roy Stiegelmeyer William Carter Stilwell, Jr. Dianne Theresa Stitz 248 Seniors John Andrew Stottlemyer Thomas George St.Pierre Cheryl Lynne Strayer John Scott Stukenberg Robert Glenn Summers Stephen Wallace Summers Stephanie Lin-Lin Sung Daniel Vincent Susi Mark Steven Susi Scott Andrew Sutherland Judith Susan Svoboda Kelley Jean Swabb Seniors 249 Sonja Marie Theis Debra Kay Thomas Holly Louise Thompson Steven William Thompson 250 Seniors Richard Alan Thum Sherilin S. Tichenor Lisa Ann Tipshus Florence Lina Tomei v Leigh Ann Tumulty Stephan Frederick Ullery Bryan James Urban Steve Gregory — Superjock Tessa Rose Vaccaro Julia Kay Vander Ploeg Scott Jeffrey Van Steyn Seniors 251 Sharon Louise Voedisch Joel Robert Vosler Ronald William Wade David Eric Wagner Gregg Francis Wagner Anita Marie Wahlenmaier Scott Thomas Wahtola Marvin Eric Walker 252 Seniors Ellen Louise Wallace John Ralph Ward Gayle Elizabeth Warner Wendy Ann Watkins Isra Wattansarn Julia Ann Webster Daniel Chester Wegner John Joseph Weixel Brian Richard Welch Scott Wellington Randall Wayne Wellman Amy Lynette Wentz Seniors 253 Deborah Lynn Wetterauer I Janet Louise Wigney Gwendolyn Wilson Susan Renee Whisman Polly Lou White Sarah Burns White Esther Jean Williams Thomas Alan Willis Cheryl Lynn Wilson Lisa Eileen Wilson John Chester Witherspoon, Jr. John Richard Wolfe 254 Seniors Michelle Ann Zande Robert Herman Zepp On to '83 Seniors 255 Senior Index J.W. ABENDSHIEN Basketball 9. DAVID AEH PATRICIA L. AGNEW Cardinal Club 9; Children’s Play 11; Choir 9, 10. 11; Drill Team 10. 11; Fall Play 9; Girl’s Ensemble 12; Operetta 11. 12; Track Club 10. 11. 12 (treasurer); Writerspatch 10. DANIEL ALEXANDER BRIAN ALLEN Ski Club 9; Wrestling 10. 11. 12; SARA J. ALLEN Baseball Club 12; Cardi- nal Club 12; Concert Band 10; Drill Team 10, 11. 12; Marching Band 9; Powder Puff 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; SNHS 11; Sym- phonic Band 11. 12; Wrestling Club 9. MATTHEW ALTHAUSER JED ANTRIM Orchestra 9. 10; JILL A. ARMSTRONG Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Track Club 9. 11. 12. TIM ARNHOLT Golf 9. 11; Ski Club 11. 12. ELIZABETH LEE ARNOLD Academic Hon- ors 9. 10; Baseball Club 10, 12; Cardinal Club 9, 10; Gymnastics 9; nhs 10, 11; Ski Club 10. 11; Soccer Club 9; Track 9. 10. 11. 12. CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR DAVID JJSTIN Basketball 12 (manager); Scuba and Skydiving 9. 10. AMY BAILEY BRAD BAKER Swim Team 12. SUZY BAKER Gymnastics 9. 10. 11. 12; Gymnastic’s Club 11. 12; Key Club 10; Spanish Club 9. 10; SNHS 10. 11. 12; Swimming 10. ROBERT BALL SHERI BARBER Basketball 11; Softball 9. 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; RHONDA BARNABY CINDY BARNES Gymnastics 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; RALPH BARRIE CHRIS BASH BILL BASOM Baseball 9. 10. 11; Basket- ball 9; Lacrosse 9; Ski Club 10. ROBERT BAUMAN FCA 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12. BETH BENNETT Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Drill Team 9; Fall Play 10; Mixed Ensemble 12; Operetta 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9; Treble Ensemble 11. RICK BENNETT Girl’s Swim Team 10. 11. 12 (manager); Swim Team 10. 11. 12. WILLIAM D. BERGHOFF Swimming 9. 10. 11. 12; Water Polo 9. 10. JUDD BETTS Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12; Foot- ball 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. MARK BEER Chess Club 11. 11. MICHAEL BILDSTEN KATHRYN E. BLACKFORD Academic Honors 9. 10. 11. 12; French Club 9; NHS 11. 12; Powder Puff 11; Ski Club 9. 10; Soccer Club 10. 11. 12; Girl’s Swim Team 11. 12; Who’s Who in Foreign Language 10. DANIELLE BLAZER Basketball 12; Cardi- nal Club 9. 10; Powder Puff 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Swim Club 9. 10; Swim- ming 9. 10. 11; Track 10. 11. 12; WFSI Bahamas 11. 12. SUSANNAH BLETNER THOMAS BOARD JANENE BOLIN PATRICIA BONOMO MICHELLE BOTKIN MAGGIE BOTTS Drill Team 10. ROBERT BOWMAN LEROY BRAY Baseball 9; Football 9; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. LAURA BREECH French Club 9; S S Exchange 12. DOUG BROCKMAN NFL 9. 10. 11. 12; Thespians 9. 10. LYNNE BRODERICK Baseball Club 12; Of- fice 12; Powder Puff 12; Track 9; GREG BROOKS Football 9; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Tennis 10. 11. 12. STEPHANIE BROOKS Baseball Club 11. 12; Field Hockey 12. ROB BROOME Chest Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12. JANELLE BROTHERS ANGIE BROWN Countdown Club 12; Pep Club 9; Band 9. 10. BETHANNE BROWN Baseball Club 9. 10. 11; Commencement Usher 11; Float Com- mittee 10. 11. Girl’s State 11; Prom Chair- men 11; Ski Club 9. 10; Soccer Team 9, 10; Student Council 11, 12; Wrestling Club 8. 10. BRENDA MERRIE BROWN Baseball Club 9. 10. 11 (vice-president). 12 (president); Basketball Club 11. 12; Cardinal Club 11. 12 (treasurer). Homecoming Float Chair- man 9; NHS 11, 12; Prom Co-Chairman 11; SNHS 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Wrestling Club 9 (president), 10. 11. 12. BECKY BROWN Fall Play 10; Powder Puff 11; Ski Club 9. 10; Student Council 11. DAVE BROWN Baseball 9. 10; Children’s Play 11; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Fall Play 9. 10. 11. 12; Mixed Ensemble 11, 12; Operetta 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 12; Talent . Show 10. 11. 12; Thespians 11, 12. 11, 12. MIKE i- - ;; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity W 11. david . mj;;k RICK BUCHANAN DAVID H. BULFORD Backpacking Club 9. 10; Boys Gymnastics 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; WFSI 9 (Northwest). 11 (Southwest). 12 (Bahanas). THERESA M. BULTHUIS Backpacking 12; Library Aide 12. KATHLEEN J. BURD Baseball Club 9; Bas- ketball 10. 11. 12 (Captain); DBD; March- ing Band 9; Office Worker 11; Ski Club 9; Soccer 10. 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12 (Cap- tain). GENET BURKHEAD BARBARA BURT DE 12; Soccer 10. PAULA BURT COE 12. RODNEY BURTON STEVE BUSCH Swim Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Water Polo 9. 10. BRIAN BUTLER Marching Band 9. 10. 11; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Tennis Team 10. DAVID CALDWELL CLAIRE SOMMERLEA CALLAGHER Guidance Aide 11. 12; Library Advisory Committee 9. 10. 11; Library Aide 11. 12; Orchestra 9. 10; AP Play 9. SHARON CALLAHAN Baseball Club 9. 10. 11; Commencement Usher 11; Field Hock- ey 11. 12 (Stat); Float Committee 11, 12; Prom Committee Chairman 11; Ski Club 10; Soccer Team 9. 10; WFSI 11 (South- west); Wrestling Club 9, 10. CHRIS CALPIN GARY CAMERON CINDY CAMPBELL Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Cardinal Club 11; Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Stage Band 9. 11. 12. HEIDI JO CAMPBELL Phoenix (Editor-in- Chief): Ski Club 9. 10. 11 (Vice President); Student Council 9, 10. 11. 12; Volleyball Team 9; Class Vice-President 11. 12. SANDY CANNON JEANEANNE CARMAN SANDY CARMEAN Office Aide 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9; Powder Puff 11; Ski Club 10. PETER CARNAHAN PATRICIA CARRIER DAVID CASEY COLLEEN CASSIDY Choir 9. 10. 12; Gym- nastics Club 10; Mixed Ensemble 11. 12; Track Club 10. PEGGY CEDZIDLO Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 11. 12; Pep Band 11; Track Club 11. 12. KELLI CELLAR Cheerleader 9; Swim Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Swim Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Water Polo Club 9. 10. TED CHANG ROBIN CHECANI Prom Chairman 11; Ski Club 9; Tennis Team 9. JAYNE CHRISTOPHER 258 Senior Index LAURA KELLY CHRISTOPHER Children’s Play 11, 12; Operetta 10, 11. 12; Student Trainer 10; Thespian 12; Track 9; Volleyball Team 9, 12. DAVID JOHN CHRVALA SONYA CHURCH Basketball 9; COE 12. STEVE CLARK Chess Team 12; Forensic Team 11, 12; Russian Club 9, 10, 11, 12;' Ski Club 9, 10; Wargamer’s Club 11, 12. KAREN CLEGG Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 11; Ski Club 12. JOHN JOSEPH CLIFFORD JR. Baseball Team 10. 11. 12. PAUL CLINGAN Academic 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9; Ski Club 11. 12. CASEY CLOSE Baseball 9. 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12. MARY M. CLOUSE Baseball Club 12; Bas- ketball Club 12; French Club 9; Office Aide 9. 10. 12; Pep Club 9; Powder Puff 11; Track Club 9. TED COADY BRIAN COATS Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; Golf Team 11; Prom Committee 11; Ski Club 10. 11; WFSI 11. 12 (Northwest). BRYAN COCHRAN Manager of Baseball Team 12. TANYA E. COKE Basketball Club 11; French Club 11. 12; PSBC 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9; Track Club 11. ROBERTA L. COLLINS Academic Honors 9. 10. 11. 12; Float Chairman 10; Girl's Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; NHS 11, 12 (Vice-President); Operetta 11. 12 (Programs Chairman); Prom Refreshments Chairman 11; Thespian 12; Track 9. MICHEAL COLSON SCOTT CONLON Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10, 11. 12; Stage Band 10. 11. 12. JOHN COOPER SECC Carpentry 11. 12. WILLIAM COOPER SCOTT COPELAND Band 9; German Club 9. 10; Golf 9. 10. 11. 12. RON CORBIT MINORITY Groups In Action 11. 12. TAMERA CORIELL Softball 9. 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Choir 9. 10; Powder Puff 11. 12; Office Worker 10. 11. STEVEN COVERT WFSI. Northwest 10. 11; Ski Club 9. 10, 11. 12; Backpacking Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Achedemic honors 10. 11. 12. CHRISTOPHER COX CHRISTOPHER CRAWFORD MARK CROSS JULIO CRUZ Soccer 10. 11; Football 9; Chess Club 9. 10; Computer Club 10. DAVID CULBERTSON Spanish Club 9. 10. 11; AFS 11; FCA 10. 11. MINDY CUNNINGHAM Swimming 9; Choir 9. 10. 11. SUSAN CURLEY Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Cardi- nal Club 10. IT. Baseball Club 10. 11, 12; Phoenix Staff 12; Basketball Club 12; Thespians 11. 12. CHRIS CURRY Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10. JONATHAN CURRY Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 12. PAUL DAUGHERTY KEVIN DAUM STEVE DAUTERMAN Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Academic Honors 9. 10. 11. 12. MATTHEW DAVIS REBECCA DAVIS Volleyball 12. STEVEN DAVIS DCT (Pres ). 12. OWA 9. WILLIAM DAVIS DEBORAH DEAN Cheerleader 10. 11; Gymnastics 9. 10. 11. 12; Cardinal Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Club 11; Baseball Club 11. 12; Student Council 9. JENNI DeBORD Cheerleader 10. 11. 12 (Captain); Cardinal Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Bas- ketball Club 11. 12; Baseball Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Secretary 9. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Gym- nastics 9. RICHARD DELANEY Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10. BRYAN DELAY JEFFERY DeMUTH MICHELLE De ROSA French Club 9. MARGARET DERSHEM Band 9. 10. 11; Marching Band 9. 10; COE Club 12. JOAN DEWITT Academic Honors 9. 10, 11. 12; DBD 11. 12; Football Stat. 12; Girl’s Basketball 9, 10; Girl’s LaCrosse 12; Gymnastics Club 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11; Powder Puff 11. 12; Student Council 11; Yearbook 11 (Clubs — Activities Editor). 12 (Editor-in-Chief). JEFF DILLON LaCrosse Club 9. 10; La- Crosse Team 9. 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12. KEN DONHAM Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12. RUSSEL E. DONNAN APOWER 10; Chess Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Computer Club 10. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12. DAWN MAURENE DOTY Gymnastics Team 10; Powder Puff 11; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Student Council 12. RICHARD DOUGLASS Cross Country 9. 10; Swim Team 11, 12; Track 9. 10. DEBBIE DOWLING Academic Honors 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11; Volleyball 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 11. 12 (Faculty Editor). PAT DOYLE Academic Honors 9. 10. 11, 12; Baseball 9. 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10; Powder Puff Cheerleader 12; Ski Club 11. ROBERT L. DOYON MAUREEN DRAKE Baseball Club 12; Pow- der Puff 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Wres- tling Club 9. 11. 12. STEVE DROZDOWSKI ANDREW DRUKKER AMY DUPLER DAVE DuSCHEID Ski Club 9. 10. 11. JOHN A. EBLIN Phoenix 12; Quest Club 10. 11; Ski Club 10. TERESA EGER KENT S. ELLERMETS Chess Club 9; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Swim Team 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10; Water Polo 9, 10. DAVID ELSHOFF Ski Club 10. 11. KIM EPSTEIN BAND 9; Baseball Club 9; Gymnastics Club 10. 11 (Treasurer). 12 (President); Powder Puff 11. 12; Ski Club 10; Student Council 12. JAMES F. EVANS TERRI FARMER Baseball Stat 12; Football Stat 12; French Club 9; Office Aide 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11; Powder Puff 11, 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 12; Track Club 9. 10. FLETCHER FARR band 9. 10. 11. 12; Dixie Band 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Pit Orchestra 12; Stage Band 10. 11. 12. TODD FASONE OWE 11. 12; QWA 9. JILL FAVOR COE 12; Marching Band 9; Wrestling Club 9. ZINA FENSTER MARY ELLEN FERKO Field Hockey 9. 10. 11; French Exchange 12. LAURA FIORENTINO CHARLIE FORD Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11; J. ANDREW FOSTER Academic Honors 12; Ad Hoc Committee 10; FCA 9, 10. 11, 12; NHS 11. 12; Office Assistant 12; Pow- der Puff Cheerleader 12; Prom Committee 11; SNHS 12; Student Council 11,12 (trea- surer); Swimming 11; Water Polo 9. 10; BOB FOSTER Academic Honors 9. 10, 11. 12; Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; TRACY FOX DICK FRANKENBERG Baseball 9. 10; Ski Club 9. 10. ANGIE FREEMAN Pep Club 9; Powder Puff 10. 11; Volleyball 10. 11; Wrestling Stat 10; Youth Club 9. 10. JENNIFER FRENZER WILLIAM FRETER GENE FU ski Club 10; CHRIS FULLER Academic Honors 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11; Pit Orchestra 9. 10. CATHERINE FUSCO KELLY GABRIEL Academic Honors 9. 10. 11. 12; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Mixed Ensem- ble 12; SNHS 12; Soccer 10. 11; Track 9. 10. 11. LISAGAHMAN Band 9. 10. 11. 12; March- ing Band 9, 12; Pep Band 9; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12. KATHY GARLAND DAVID GARNER TARA GARVIN Baseball Club 9; Children’s Play 11; Choir 12; Fall Play 11. 12; Girl’s Ensemble 12; Gymnastics Club 10. 11. 12; Musical 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Thespians 11. Senior Index 259 12. J.J. GENOVESE Basketball 9; DE 12; Ski Club 10. ANDY GEORGE Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10. NANCY GIBBS NHS 11, 12; Pit Orchestra 9. 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Soccer Club 12; WFSI Northwest 10. Southwest 11; Yearbook Staff 12; SUZANNE GIBSON Baseball Club 9; CINDY GIRARD REINER GONZALEZ MARTA GOODRICH Track Club 9. 10. 11; WFSI Northwest 9. Southwest 11. DON GOODWIN LEE ARLEEN GORDLEY Cardinal Club 12; Newcomer’s Club 10; Ski Club 11; Student Council 9; Track 9; Yearbook 9. JENNIFER GOULD Gymnastics 9. 10J1J Homecoming Float (co-chairmao -l cer 9. 10; SMiS-J r-- STEVE GREB GREG GRAY DOUG GREEN Chess Team 9; Forensic Team 9. 10. 11; Wargamers 11. STEVE GREGORY Baseball 9, 11; Basket- ball 9. 10. 11, 12; Football 9: Student Council 9; Track 10. SUE GRISWOLD office Aide 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12. KEITH GROVER Golf 9. 10. 11; Powder Puff Cheerleader 12; Ski Club 9. 10, 11. 12; SNHS 10. DAVID GRUNKEMEYER PAUL GRUTSCH MARK GUNDLING KAREN E. HAAS Cardinal Club 12; Base- ball Club 9. Marching Band 9. 10; Mock Election 12; Track Club 12; Wrestling Club 9. 11. NORBERT HAAS Rock Committee 12; Tennis 9. SCOTT HAGEN Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9. GLENN HAGLER STEPHEN N. HAINEN Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Stage Band 9. SUE HALL MARY HALL Academic Honors 9. 10. 11, 12; Camp Counselor 11; Girl’s Basketball 9; S S Exchange 12; Yearbook 11. KRIS HALLAM ROSE HALLAM DE 12; Girl’s Varsity Gym- nastics 9. 10. 11, 12: Girl’s Soccer 9. PAM HAMBRICK SCOTT HAMILTON Academic Honors 9, 10; Lacrosse 9, 10, 11. 12; Lacrosse Club 9. 10, 11 (president), 12; Ski Club 9. SUSAN HAMLIN GEORGE HAMMACK SAM HAMMACK Fire Service Training 11, 12. JOHN K HAMMOND Baseball 9. 10. 11, 12; Basketball Trainer 12; Football 9. 11 (trainer). 12 (trainer); Student Council 10; Student Trainer — All Sports 12. LYNN HANSCHMIDT Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 12; Softball 11; Track 9; Volleyball 10. 11. ANGIE HAROD Basketball Stat 9; DECA 12; Office Worker 10, 11; Pep Club 9; Ski Club 10. TIM HART Football 11; French Club 9. TIMOTHY G. HATFIELD Basketball Trainer 9; President FFA NWCC 11,12; Public Re- lations NWCC 11, 12. SCOTT HAVENER MIKE HAVENS Academic Honors 9. 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; WFSI Northwest 10. KEVIN C. HAYNES Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Fall Play 10; Marching Band 9. 12; NHS 11. 12; Peo Band % TO: Stage TOM HEITMAN Basebal 10; ETDC 10, 11. 12; Float 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11, 12. VALERIE HELF Academic Honors 9. 10, 11. 12; Baseball Club 11; Powder Puff 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10; SNHS 11 (secretary); Soccer Club 10. 11. 12. RICH HELMREICH Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer 10. 12. HEATHER HELMS Baseball Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Club 11, 12 (treasurer); Basketball Stat 11. 12: Choir 9, 10. 11. 12; Drill Team 9; Girl’s Ensemble 11; Girl’s La- crosse 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Musical 10. 11. 12; NHS 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12 (officer); Swim Club 1(5 m CHRISTIE G. HENRY Bahamas 10; Wres- tling Club 9. DEBRA LOUISE HENSON JULIE HERRON SHARON HERSHEY CHARLES M. HERTEL Baseball 9; Football 9. 11. 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Track 10. JOHN A. HESKETT Soccer 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12. JOHN SCOTT HICKMAN APOWER 11,12 Children’s Play 11. 12; Fall Play 11. 12 German Club 11; Mixed Ensemble 12 Musical 11. 12; Orchestra 9, 10. 11. 12 Thespians 11. 12; War Gamers Club 11. LYNNE HILLOCK Drama Club 9; Ski Club 9. 10; Spanish Club 9. 10; SNHS 12; Tennis 10. 11. 12. PETE HOFFMANNBECK Russian 12. JULIE HOLLANDER Children’s Play 10. 11. 12; Choir 9. 10; Fall Play 11, 12; Girl’s Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Musical 9. 11. 12; Newspaper (General Manager) 9; Racquetball Club 9; Swimming Stat 9; Thespians 11, 12; Track Stat 9. SCOTT HOLLINGSWORTH JOHN P. HOOPER Lacrosse 11, 12; Quest 11. DIANA HORN Cardinal Club 12: Ski Club 9. 10; TWKB 12; Wrestling Club 9. 10. 11. HEIDI HORSTMEIER Academic Honors 9. 10. 11. 12; Gymnastic’s Club 12: Pep Club 9; Ski Club 10. 11; Soccer Club 11, 12. JEFFREY S. HORTON Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 9. 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse Club 9. 10. 11, 12. MATT HOSTETTER Basketball Shoot-A- Thon 10. AMY ELIZABETH HOWELL Athletic Train- er 10; Baseball Club 9, 10, 11 (secretary)! 12 (president); Baseball Stat 9. 10. 11. 12 Basketball Club 10, 11 (secretary). 12 (v president); Basketball Stat 9. 10. 11. 12 Buckeye Girl’s State 11; Cardinal Club 11 12; Class Vice-President 10; NHS 11. 12| Ski Club 9; Soccer 9. 10; Soccer Club lOj 11, 12; Studen ouncilB hary)jP | HOWE Gymnastic H RENEE HOWLETT Academic Honors 9,1 10. 11, 12; Girl’s Basketball 9. 10. 11; Golf 9. 10, 11; NHS 11. 12; Powder Puff 12. PATTY HOYER Baseball Club 9. 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. PHILIP L. HUGUS Academic Honors 9. 10, 11. 12; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Mixed Ensem- ble 12; NHS 11. 12; SNHS 10. 11. 12; Student Council 11. 12 (vice-president). DAWN INMAN JEFF INSELL HISHMAN ISMAIL VIJAYA IYER DAVID JACOBSON DAVID JACOBY 11. LESLIE ANN JAMES Children’s Play 9; Choir 12; Concert Band 9, 10; Girl’s En- semble 12; Girl’s State 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 10; Pep Band 10; Phoenixa 10; Pit Orchestra 10; Prom Com- mittee 11; Operetta 12; Ski Club 9; Sym- phonic Band 11, 12; Thespians 12; Track Club 10. JEFF JARRETT Baseball 10. 11. 12. STEPHEN JARRETT SUSAN JENSEN Baseball Club 11; Cardi- nal Club 12; Drill Team 10. 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Wrestling Chub 11. RACHEL JOHNS Basketball Club 10. 11; Cardinal Club 9. 10. 11; Cheerleader 9, 10. 11; NHS 11,12 (President); Wrestling Club 10. ERIC JONES Backpacking 10; Soccer 9; WFSI 9 (Northwest). JAMES JONES RUTH JONES Basketball 9 (stat); Soccer 9. 10. 11 (Captain). 12 (Captain) JEFF JORDAN APOWER 11. 12; Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Forensics 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12; Pit Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12. MICHELE JURAWITZ DANIEL SHW JURKOWITZ Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Lacrosse 10. 12. MATT KAMINSKI Latin Club 9. 10; Student Council 12. JOANNE KAMMERER Track Club 12. LINDA KEYS Gymnastics 9, 10; Ski Club 10. 11; Wrestling Club SFl 260 Senior Index STEVE KINGCADE DAVE KINNICK PEGGY KIRWAN Baseball 10, 11. 12; La Crosse 12; Softball 9, 10. 11; Volleyball 9. 10, 11. 12. SHARON KLINE Cardinal Club 9; LaCrosse 11. 12; Ski Club 9, 10. 11,‘TWKB 12;§FSI d (Bahamas) 9. 10, 11; Wrestling Club 9, 10, 11. 12. STEPHANIE KLUMPP Gymnastics 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Wrestling Club 9. 10. KRISTINE KLUNK BILL KLUNK Gymnastics 9. 10. 11, 12; NHS 11. 12; Student Council 9, 10. MISSY KLUNK Cardinal Club 9; Cheer- leader 9; Lacrosse Club 12; Ski Club 9. 10. ALETA KNAPP Ski Club 9. 10; Wrestling Club 9 STEVE KNERR Chess Club 12. BRIAN KOLDA APOWER 12; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer 10. 11; Track 10. BARBARA M. MAGER DAVID JEFFREY MAGLEY MELISSA MAIN MARCIA MAJIDZADEH ALLISON BETH MALECH CHARLES ELI MALSPEIS Chess Club 11, 12; Forensics Team 11. 12. MICHAEL H MARCUS Ski Club 9, 10. 11. PATRICIA L. MARKHAM Band 9; DBD 11. 12; Newcomers 10; Powder Puff 11. 12; Ski Club 10; Track 10 (Manager). 11 (Man- ager); Yearbook 12 (Clubs Editor). SHIRLEY MARRERO RON MARSHALL Quest Club 11. ANDY MARTIN KIMBERLY MARTIN MARIE THERESE MASCARELLO JAMES T MASON North West Career Center 11. 12. 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Phoenix 12: SNHS 11; Stage Band 9. 10. 11. 12. BETH KRAUSE J.J. KUMLER Float Committee 9. 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 12; Track Team 9. 11 BRETT LAFEVERS MARY LAFONTAINE Powder Puff 11. 12; Tennis Team 9. 10. 11. 12. PAUL LANGHIRT TIMOTHY E. LAU Backpacking Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Children's Play 9. 10. 11. 12; Fall Play 10. 11. 12; Operetta 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Thespian 9, 10. 11. 12; WFSI (Northwest) 10. 11. JULIE ANN LEARN Band 9; Concert Band 10; Majorette 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10; Powder Puff 12; Symphonic Band 11. 12. KATHLEEN LEARY TAMMY LEE WENDY LELUX LAURIE LEMON Operetta 12; Powder Puff 11; Ski Club 10. 11; Soccer Club 9. 10, 11. MICHEAL LETIZIA TODD LEWIS Marching Band 12; Soccer 9, 10; WFSI 11 (Northwest). 12 (Southwest). JEFF LINDIG MARY LITTERAL Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Track Club 9; Wrestling Club 10. JENNIFER LITTLE WAYNE J. LLOYD Football 9. 10, 11. 12. KAREN LONG Ski Club 11. CHELE LOUDERMILK Gymnastics 11. 12; Gymnastics Club 10; Wrestling Club 12. HOWARD LOWE CHERYL LUDE Powder Puff 11. 12; Track Club 11. 12; WFSI (Southwest) 11. 12. JANET LUEBBE Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11; Powder Puff 12: Soft- ball 9, 10. 11, 12. DAVID LUTZ Golf 10; Student Council 9. LYNETTE MACER Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; MGA 9. 10. 11. 12 (President); Student Council 11, 12; Track 9, 10. 11, 12, Volley- ball 9, 10, 11. 12; Writerspatch 11. 12. CHRISTY MACK Gymnastics Team 9. 10. JACQUELINE MASTERS TAYLOR MATTOX Golf 9; In The Know 10. 11, 12; Latin Club 10. 11; National Honor Society 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10 JEFF MAWHIRTER Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12. TOM MAY Water Polo 10; Ski Club 11. KEN MCBRAYER Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12. JOHN MCCARTHY FREDDIE MCCLELLAN FCA 10. 11. 12; Football 9. 11. 12; WFSI Bahammas 11: jEj Wrestling 9. 10, 11. 12. i | SCOTT MCCLURE TIM MCCONNELL EDDIE MCDERMITT Ski Club 9. 10. 11. PAUL MCEWAN DAN MCFARLAND Float Committee 9, 10. 11; Ski Club 9, 10; Student Council 9; Swim Club 9. 10. 11. 12. AUDEY MCCFARLAND JOHN MCGEE Baseball 9; Ft. Hayes Ca- reer Center 11; Football 9; Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12. JEANNE MARIE MCGUIRE Choir 9; Base- ball Club 12; Basketball Club 12; Track 12. JODIE MCKENZIE Powder Puff 11. 12; Ski Club 9, 10. 11; Wrestling Club 9, 10. 11. KAREN ANNCKISSICK CHERYL LYNN MEADORS SCOTT DAVID MEEKER CHERYL LYNN MEESE Children’s Play 10 11. 12; Fall Play 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Oper- etta 10. 11. 12; Phoenix 12; Soccer 9. 10, 11, (Manager), 12 (Manager). STEFAN MEIXNER KENNETH JOSEPH MELCHING Back- packing Club 9. 10 (Tres), 11 (Pres), 12 (President) LaCrosse Club 11, 12: La- crosse Team 11. 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11. 12 (Treasurer); Ski Club 9. 10; Yearbook 10. 11 (Head Photographer. Sports Editor). 12 (Editor-In-Chief) DOUG MERCER MARIANNE MERRICK Class officer 9 (Treasurer) 10 (Treasurer). 11 (Treasurer); Academic Honors 9, 10, 11, 12 Girl's State 11; Prom Committee 11; NHS 11, 12, Ski Club 9. 10; Student Council 9. it. 12; Soccer 9. 10; Wrestling Club 9. 10. BROOK MESSINA TOBI MESSINA LOUISE MEUSER Basketball Club 11; Field Hockey 11. 12; Gymnastics Club 10; NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 10. CURTIS GLENN MEZGER SUSAN MARIE MILBURN Academic Hon- ors 9. 10. 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 12; LaCrosse 12; Phoenix 12; Powder Puff 11. 12; Prom Committee 11 (Chairman); Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Spanish NHS 10. 11. 12; Swim Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Swim Team 9. 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Tennis Team 10; Track 11; Track Club 11; Wrestling Club 9; Year- book 12 (Senior Editor). ADAM MILLER Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12 (Captain); Rock Committee 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10, 11; Track 9. 10. 11. DON MILLER Track 9. 10. 11. DOUGLAS ROY MILLER TONYA LYN MILLER MARK MISKINIS BRADLEY J. MITCHELL Southeast Career Center 11. 12; VICA 11. 12. KENNETH MOBERLY KAREN MOCK Academic Honors 9. 10, 11. 12: Crosscountry 10. 12; Gymnastics 9; Gymnastics Club 12; LaCrosse 12: Stu- dent Council 9, 10. 11, 12 (Publicity Com- mittee); Track 9. 11; Yearbook 11. 12. DAVID MOORE Band 9. 10. 11. 12; March- ing Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Operetta 10. 12; Pep Band 10. 11, 12; BOB MURCH Ski Club 11; Student Council 12. TREY MUSGROVE DAVID MYERS Soccer 9. 10; Northwest Career Center 11. 12. JEFF MYLER BILLY MYLES Basketball 9; Football 9. 10. 11, Powder Puff Coach 11. 12; PSBC 9. 10. 11, 12; Student Council 9. ARMELLE NACEF JOHN DAVID NAGY Band 9. 10. 11; Cross Country 9, 10. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12. ZACH NAPIER Academic Honors 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10; Cardinal King 12; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11, 12. Student Council 9. LISA NARDELLA SHERRI NAUDIN DANE NELSON KAREN NIEDERLANDER MICHAEL R. NOEL Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 11. 12; Pep Band 11. 12. KELLEY NORRIS Academic Honors 9. 10. 11; Baseball Club 9; Soccer Club 12. PFGGY NORRIS Academic Honors 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12. DAN NOVAK Choir 9. 10. 11; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9; Track 11. LISA NOWE MARY ODEN Baseball Club 10; Field Hockey 10. 11. 12; TWKB 12; WFSI Baha- mas 11. KAY O’CONNOR WFSI Northwest 11. KELLY O’CONNOR DAVID W. OLLILA Academic Honors 9, 10. 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10. 11. 12; Basket- ball 9. 10. 11; Buckeye Boys State 11; Class President 9. 10. 11. 12: NHS 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12. KIM ORRICK Ski Club 10. 11, 12; Swim Club 12; Track 10; WFSI Northwest 11. BJORN-TORE OSTERAAS STEVE OSTROM ERIC OVERSTREET TAMI ANGELA OWENS Cardin Club 9 10. 11: Cheerleader 9. 10. 11; NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10; SNHS 11 FRAN PALMER MG A 11. Office Aide 11. 12; Softball 11. 12. DOUGl ASC PANNIER Basketball 9;Foot- ball'lo. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. CHRISTOPHER PARKER Academic Hon- pors 10. 11. 12; Backpacking 9. 10; SNHS 12; Tennis 10. 11. 12. ANNE PARSONS AFS 11; Homecoming Committee 11; Pep Club 9; Soccer club 12. F RICARDO PASQUINI JR. Swimming 9. 10. 11. 12. PAT PATTERSON Lacrosse Club 10. 11. 12. MIKE J. PAUL Backpacking Club 9; Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Dixie Land Band 11, 12; Marching Band Operetta 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12 CATHERINE PEARSON GIGI PECEK Gymnastics Club 10, 12. AARON PEERY Football 9. 10; Trak 9. DAVID PENROD MARK W PEREZ Ski Club 10; Tennis Team 9. 10. FLORIA PERRI SANDY PETRIE Powd3F Puff 11; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Wrestling Club 9. 10. 11. 12. BETH A PFAHL Baseball Club 12; Cardi- nal Club 11. Student Council 9. 10, 11; TWKB 12; Wrestling Club 9. 10.M HAROLD PICKEN Baseball Team 9. 10; Lacrosse Club 11. 12; NHS 11. 12: Orches- ' tra 9. 10. 11. 12; Pit Orchestra 12: Student Council 9. 10. ANTHONY D PIETRANGELO Band 9. 10; Basketball 9. 10; Ski Club 11; Track 12 LINDA PIETZSCH Basketball 9. 10; Ski Club 11. 12; Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; Softball 10. JOHN PRIBBLE MELANIE PUTZ LAURA RAE Baseball Club 9; Cardinal Club 11, 12; COE 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Student Council 10; Wrestling Club 9, 10. 11. 12. DAVE RAMIREZ Football 10; Wresting 9. 10, 11. 12. DELITA RAISBECK HOLLY RAST ANIL RASTOGI Wrestling 10. 11. 12. JODY RATTERMAN «p '‘SISSY RAYBURN JOY RAY-CHAUDHURI BARRY RAYMOND Football 12; Soccer 10. JAMES BLAIR REARDON II LISA REDDING GWEN REES ANTHONY REID JOSEPH REILEY Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. ERIN ANNE REILLY Fall Play 10; Field Hockey 11.12 (captain)f Girl's Lacrosse 9. 10. 11. 12 (captain); NHS 11. 12; Operetta 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9; Student Council 11. 12 (cabinet). RUSS REIMERS AV Crew 10. 11; Photog- raphy 12. FRITZ RENTZSCH Student Council 9. 10. MIKE REX Wrestling 10. JEFF RHOADS Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Op- eretta 11. 12. LISA RIBLET Baseball Club 9; Ski Club 10. 11, 12; Soccer Club 9. 10, 11; Track Club 11. 12; WFSI Bajamas 11. DAVE RINGLEY LEONRA RIZZUTI Lacrosse 9; Lacrosse Club 9; Ski Club 9; Softball 10; PowdoBjff 11. 12 TODD ROBERTS Computer Club 10. 11. 12; Forensic Team 10. 11. 12. KEVIN ROBERSON Basketball 9 Lacrosse 9. 10; MIKE ROBINSON LAURA M ROEMMELE Gymnastic’s 9, 10. 11. 12. • _ EDWARD ROGERS Baseball 9; Football 9; Photography Club 10; Swimming 11. 12. ROBIN ROTH Backpacking Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12; Pit Orchestra 11, 12; WFSI Northwest 11. 12. CHRISTOPHER JOHN RUPRIGHT Back- packing Club 9. 10. 11 (vice-president). 12; Class vice-president 9; NHS 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11. 12 (president). 10. RACHELE BUSSELL PAUL W PLACEWAY APOWER 11. 12; PERRY E. RUTHERFORD AV Crew 12; ‘ Backpacking Club 10 10; Band 9. 10. 11 Photography Club 12; Ski Club 9. 12; Computer Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching CHRIS SAGAR Baseball 10, 11. 12. Band 10. 11,d2. Aargamer's Club 11. 12 ■ JARONDA SANDERS SUSAN POTTER GyrflPfcstics Club 11; JEANNINE SANFORD 7� -- KEVIN SCIULLI Backpacking Club 9. 10. 11. 12. 262 'Senior Uidex - ALAN SCOTT JOHN SCOTT Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Varsity Tennis 10. 11. 12. LISA SEIPEL Academic Honors 9, 10. 11. n2; Children’s Play 11; Ensemble 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Pep Band 12; Phoenix 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12. NORM SENHAUSER Backpacking 9. 10. 11; Jazz Band 10. 11, 12; LaCrosse 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Student Council 11. 12; WFSI Bahammas 11. JENNIFER P. SHARP Class Officer 12 (Treasurer); Field Hockey 10. 11. 12; La- Crosse 11. 12;wLaCrosse Club 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12 Russian Club 10. 11; Student Council 11 (Publicity Committee) Volleyball 9; WFSI Northwest 10. MARK SHAW FCA 12; Football Team 11,3 ‘12. SUSANNAH SHIPMAN JOHN SHIVELY MARTHA SHUTTER LESLIE SICA Cardinal Club 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; WFSI Northwest 10; WFSI South- west 11. ANN LESLIE SIMON Basketball Stat. 9; Cardinal Club 9; Phoenix 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. Wrestling Club 10. 11 BOB SLAWSON Chess Club 10. 11. 12; Cmputer Club 10. 11; German Club 1.1; Spanish NHS 10. BRIAN SMITH, basketball 9; FCA 12; Foot- ball 9. 11; Golf 10; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; WFSI Bahamas 11. STEVEN T. SMITH. DECA 12, Swim Club 10. 11. TRACY SMITH. Ski Club 9; VICA 12. DAVE SNYDER Football 9. 10; Track 9. k10. 11; WFSI Bahamas 11; Wrestling 11. 12. CATHERINE SOBOLEWSKi KAREN SORENSON ERIK SPLEICHER. Book Room 11; Russian Club 10. 11. CHRIS SPELLACY Phoenix Staff 11; Varsi- ty Swim Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Water Polo 9. 10; WFSI Northwest 10. KEVIN STAFFORD Writerspatch. LAURIE STAPLES Basketball Club 12; Baseball Club 12; Cardinal Club 12; Cheer- leading 9. 10. 12; National Junior Honor Society 9; Ski Club 10. 11. CARY STEPHAN SCOTT STEWART BRIAN STEYER CHARLIE STIEGELMEYER WILLIAM C. STILLWELL Jr.. Fall Play 12; Gym-Ice Hockey 9; School Mascot 12; Operreta 12; Soccer 9. 10; Tennis 9; Track 11. 12. DIANNE STITZ JOHN STOTTLEMYER THOMAS St. PIERRE. Forensics 12; NHS C 11, 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12. CHERYL STRAYER J. SCOTT STUKENBERG. LaCrosse 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. ROB SUMMERS STEVE SUMMERS Backpacking Club 9. 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; WFSI Bahamas 10; WFSI Northwest 9. STEPHANIE SUNG, Forensics Team 12; In-the-Know Team 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; SNHS 10; Swim Team. 9, 10; Yearbook Staff 11. DAN SUSI MARK SUSI. tennis 10. 11, 12. SCOTT A SUTHERLAND, Backpacking Club 9; Chess Club 10; Computer Club 9, Secretary 10, 11. Vice President 12; Na- tional Forensic League 9. 10 V.P., Presi- dent 11, 12; Wargamer's Club 11, 12. JUDY SVOBODA. Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Thespians 11. 12; WFSI Northwest 10. WFSI Southwest 11; Writerspatch 11, 12. KELLEY SWABB. Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11; National Honor Society 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Ski Club 10; Student Coun- cil 9. 10, 11. (Secretary) 12; Track Club 10. 11; WFSI Northwest 11. 12. MIKE SWEENEY. Forensics 11. 12; Ski Club 10. KAREN SWIGERT. Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Cardinal Club 11; Graduation Usher 11; Guidance Office Aide 10. 12; Student Guide 9. £TEVE SZABO. Baseball 10; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Tennis 9; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Powderpuff Coach 11. 12. BRAD TAYLOR SUSAN TAYLOR. Swim Club 9. 10. 11, 12: Swim Team 9. 10. 11, 12. JOHN MICHEAL TEDRlCK. Basketball 10; Crosscountry 10, 11. 12; Marching Band 9; National Honors Society 10. 11. SARA TEWART, Band 9; Law Explorers 12; National Honors Society 11. 12; Quest Club 10. 11; Sophomore Senate Board 10; Student Council Rep. 11. 12; Wrestling Club 9, 10, 11. 12. SONJA THEIS, Choir 9; Ski Club 9. 10 DEBI THOMAS. Concert Band 10; Pep Band 10; Fall Play 10; Marching Band 9. 10; 11, 12; Symphonic Band 11. 12; State Music Contest 9. 10. 11. 12. CAROL THOMPSON. Cardinal Club 11: Junior Powderpuff 11; Volleyball 11. HOLLY LOUISE THOMPSON. Childrens Play 10. 11. 12; Choir 9. 10. 11, 12; Fall Play 9. 10. 11, 12; Operetta 10. 11. 12; Thespians 10. 11. 12; STEVEN W. THOMPSON RICH THUM Soccer 9. 10. LISA TIPSHUS Homecoming Float Chair- man 10. 11; Fall Play 12; Thespian 12; A Writerspatch (Editor) 12. HEATHER TODD Office Aide 11.’ 12. LEIGH TUMULTY Cardinal Club 10; Ski Club 10, 11; WFSI (Southwest) 11. STEVE ULLERY NHS 11, 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12; Pit Orchestra 9. 10. 11, 12. BRYAN URBAN Basketball 10, 11. 12; Soccer 10. 11. 12. C. GLORIA UTZ Choir 9. 10. 11, 12; EYC 10; Track 10, 11. TESSA VACCARO Baseball Club 10. 11. 12; Basketball Club 11; Cheerleader 9. 10; Field Hockey 9. 10. JULIE VANDERPLOEG Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11; NHS 11. 12; Operetta 10, 11. 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Track Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Youth Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12. SCOTT VAN STEYN FCA 12; Spanish NHS 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 12; Swim- ming 9, 10, 11. 12; Tennis 9. MARILYN VERBER Choir 9, 10. 11. 12; Treble Ensemble 12; Writerspatch 11, 12. JILL ANN VASKE CELIA ANN VERGAMINI Gymnastics Club 12; NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11; Tennis Team 9; Yearbook Staff 10. ERNESTO VILLAVICENCIO SHARON VOEDISCH JOEL VOSLER Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Operetta 11, 12; Student Council 12. RON WADE DAVID WAGNER GREGG WAGNER Ski Club 10. 11. ANITA WAHLENMAIER Volleyball 11. SCOTT MAHTOLA Backpacking Club 10; Ski Club 10, 11; WFSI (Northwest) 10. MARVIN ERIC WALKER MGA 10. 11. 12. ELLEN L. WALLACE Ski Club 10. J.R WARD Etoseball 9. Wrestling 9. 10, 11, GAYLE WARNER WENDY WATKINS ISRA WATTANASARN Chess Club 12; Wargamer's Club 11. JULIA ANN WEBSTER Band 9; Concert Band 10; Majorette 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Orchestra 10. 12; Symphonic Band 11. Youth Ensemble 12. DAN WEGNER Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Basket- bail 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Track 12 JOHN WEIXEL Soccer 9. 10. 1.1, 12. BRIAN WELCH Backpacking Club 10; Soccer 9 SCOTT WELLINGTON RANDY WELLMAN Lacrosse 9. 10; Skf Club 9. 10. 12; WFSI (Northwest) 11. AMY WENTZ Marching Band 9, 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Operetta 12; Pep Band id. 11. 12. mm A DEBORAH L. WETTERAUER Baseball Club 11. 12; Basketball Club 11, 12; Cardi- nal Club 10. 12. cheerleader 9, 10. 11, 12. SUE WHISMAN Band 9. 10. 11; Lacrosse 12; Marchfng Band 9, 10; Powder Puff 11, T • 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Track Club 9. 10. 11 (vice-president). POLLY WHITE — SARAH WHITE Prom Committee 11. SWi Club 9. 10. 11; Tennis Team 10; Wrestling Club 9. ELIZABETH WHITMAN DAVE WlbDIFIELD LOUISE J. WIGNEY Soccer Club 10, 11. 12 y (Treasurer). Soccer Statistician 11. 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Yearbook Staff 12. ESTHER WILLIAMS TOM WILLIS CHERI WILSON Cardinal Club 9. 10, 11; . German Club 10. 11. 12; Mixed EnsemblQ 12; Spanish NHS 11, 12; Thespian 11. 12; Treble Ensemble 11. GWEN L. WILSON Basketball 9; Choir 9; Special Olympics Volunteer 9. LISA WILSON Ski Club 9. 10; Student Council PSBC NIGIA 9. 10. 11. 12. JOHN C. WITHERSPOON Football 9; Ski Club 9; Track and Field 9. JOHN RICHARD WOLFE MIA WOODARD Basketball 9; Basketball Club 11; MGA PSBC 10. 11. 12. DAVID WOODRING MICHAEL J. WOODS DECA Club 12; Soc- cer 9; Student Council 9; Wrestling 9. 10. 11, 12. PATRICK WRIGHT Mock Trials; Ski Club 10, 11; Wrestling 9. 10. LAURA M YATES French Club 9; Office Helper 10. 11, 12; Powderpuff 12; Ski Club d 10. W MARY YEAGER Band 9. 10, 11; Intramural Volleyball 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; • Tennis 9; WFSI Bahamas 12. ERIC L. YOAKAM k LYNN ZALAC Baseball Club 11. treasurer 12; Gymnastics Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Mock Trials 12; Ski Club 9, 10. 11; Spanish NHS 12. MICHELLE A. ZANDE Academic Honors Keys 10. 11. 12; Gymnastics Club 12; Na- tional Honor Societ 11. 12; Powderpuff Football 11, 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Soccer Club 11. VP 12; Who’s Who in Foreign Languages 10. 11; Yearbook Staff 11. 12. m BOB ZEPP Backpacking Club 9; Ski Club 11; Wrestling 9. 1(1 I� LISA ZWISSLER e n ■ i o r e c o n ■ i t ■ i o n Aleta Knapp and Eric Yoakam, C.C.A.D. Scholarships Charles Rousculp, Hall of Fame Bill Stilwell, Best Two-Dimensional Artist Cindy Barnes, Best All-Around Artist Graduates with Highest Honors, Left to Right: Chris Bash, Libby Whitman, Amy Wentz, Stephanie Sung, Ken McBrayer and Sharon Hershey David Ollila, Hall of Fame 264 Senior Recognition c 0 m m e n c e m e n t 1 9 8 2 The graduating class of 1982 Pre-Commencement Confusion Kelley Norris Anticipation Tim McConnell 266 Commencement Norbert Haas Jill Favor David Ollila, Class President Commencement, June 8, 1982 Commencement 267 Gonces 268 Ads ADS ST-frR LEASING COMPANY 579 HIGH STREET WORTHINGTON, OHIO 43085 614-436-8290 344 DUBLIN AVENUE COLUMBUS. OHIO 43215 614-228-6730 June 8, 1982 The Graduating Class of 1982 Worthington High School Worthington, Ohio 43085 Dear Graduating Seniors, The future is bright and rewarding! Your attempts to do your best in your chosen endeavor will greatly contribute to a healthy and stable society. 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Hiqh Srreer 846-4000 tieaVips cr Fads — they have become an American way of life. Thou- sands of students have passed through the halls of Worthington High School and with them have passed thousands of fads. However, as the students leave the endearing halls of the high school, the fads have vanished with them. Although many fads have gone and new ones have taken their place, many of the fads cannot be forgotten. The 1950’s was a decade of white bucks, blue suade shoes, and duck tailed hair cuts. It was a decade that gave birth to rock and roll, and the decade brought fame to the originators of this new kind of music. It was a time when students did the bunny hop. The girls wore their boyfriend’s letter sweater, poodle skirts, and bobby socks. Cares were light, and the worries of students were seldom. The 1960’s was a time of rapid change. The controversial Vietnam War brought forth many fads of rebellion and resent- ment. Guys wore their hair long and ‘’grunge’’ clothes seemed to be the in” style for everyone. In fact, the entire war movement was a fad in itself. At no other time in the history of America did rebellion against one's own country seem to be the thing to do. However, with the end of the Vietnam War, the fads of rebellion and protest began to fade. The 1970’s seemed to be a new beginning for fads. Fads no longer seemed to be rooted in anger. Students became more care free, and the fads reflected this. A craze of pet rocks (the candy that pops in your mouth) preoccupied the time of the students. Although much of the fashion world turned back to the basic style of the fifties, the seventies had a distinguishing style that uniquely its own. Although only two years old. the 1980’s have brought forth more of a variety of fads than any other decade in history. Fashion has given people the preppy look, the anti-preppy look, and the western style. Fashion has also brought the bazaar look of the Go Go’s complete with metalic headbands, gold mini- skirts. and metalic shoes. The punk rock craze has entered the halls of Worthington High School, and punk hair cuts are crawling out of no where. Many other fads have come to life in the eighties, and will continue to grow as the decade continues. For as long as the walls of Worthington High School stand, fads and crazes will continue to prosper. Students will come and go, and fads will come and go. but the memories of fads that have long since gone will linger on. When you need a winner, Call the Cardinals. When you need a printer, Call the Mad Hungarian! TQUICKPRTNTER) 905 HIGH STREET. 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In doing so, he or she gets to experience a taste of the French way of life — from French food to a trip to the Alps or the Riviera! The Americans Les families americaines also find out what a French high-school is really like. They can attend and observe classes to find out, for example, what it is like to learn Algebra or Chemistry in another language. A few weeks after the American students re- turn home and have time to re-adjust to their everyday life, the Caen students come to try their hand at living in a different culture. Usually they live with the same students whom they hosted in France. With this American student they attend Worthington High School and discover what it is like to be a teen-ager in the United States. Other activities which help them to experience the “American lifestyle are trips to movies, to a shopping mall, to museums, to historical sites (including a trip to Greenfield Village), to sporting events, and even to a rock concert. Both the French and American students bene- fit greatly from their three week stay in each other's country. Not only do they have the chance to perfect their French and English skills, but they have learned a little more about another culture and another lifestyle. Les visiteurs francais avec M. Ballinger et Mme Larson SHARON SQUARE BARBER SHOP SHARON SQUARE NORTH William Lutz — Owner • STYLING • COLORING • RAZOR CUTS • HAIR PIECES Daily 8-7 Sat 8-5 Closed Wed WORTHINGTON AT SELBY 5602 N High ................885-6636 .'Ant: Wgl Compliments of KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER 1760 Zollinger Road Columbus, OH 459-5048 282 Ads The Automotive M- Parts Co. DIVISION GENUINE PARTS CO. 901 High St. Worthington, Ohio QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SERVICE Clent Smith, Manager Terry McCarthy, Sales Representative cmendSu. restaurants i 530 High Srreer “You're in for 0 nice surprise! ftje affatura! fooL (3}fnir ( )e iqn DEMCO LIGHTING INC. Wholesole-Retail 5880 JM. 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Richard Ritter, Mr. Rob- inette, Mr. Rusk, Karen Sedor, Susan Smith, Mrs. Seizert, Mary Steisslinger, Mr. Wilke, Amy Wink, Mr. and Mrs. Wink, Worthington Hardware, and The Yankee Trader 286 Ads Robert Benham French Emerson “Scott” Cheek Death is not the end It is only the beginning As a small bud. beginning to bloom Death is the flower to life For it is eternal life that blossoms And grows into a perfect splendor Death is not the end It is a rest after a hard day's life Oh! how I envy thou who has seen Immortal sleep Our friend's new life has just begun Yet. we weep? by Patricia L. Agnew in memory of Emerson“Scott” Cheek and Robert Benham French Memorial 287 Run and Swim at Sheraton North Sports Center • Indoor Jogging Track • Junior Olympic Indoor Pool (free swimming lessons) • Handball Racquetball Courts (free racquetball lessons) • Sauna • Walk-in whirlpool • Exercise room with personalized instruction We’re open 7 days a week. Come see our facilities and bring your swimsuit for a complimentary visit to our pool after your tour (21 and over, please) Sheraton North Sports Center Sheraton Inn-INorth A-POWER (Angelic Procrastinators of Worthington’s Regions) congratulates the members of the class of 1981 on their graduation, and all other classes on completing another year of their educational climb. May you all live long and successful lives through the Power of Procrasti- nation. A-POWER also extends heartfelt thanks to our faculty adviser, Mr. Herbert K. Linzell, for his caring support of our group during its three years of existence. Not only does he understand the club and the people in it, but he knows how to advise the faculty. Anyone interested in continu- ing A-POWER at W.H.S. should contact him. A-POWER also salutes EVERYONE who ever helped us out or enjoyed one of our ideas. A special note of attention goes to Sherman Bierly, our trusted fundskeeper. “A-Power . . . 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