Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1983 volume:

VOLUME XLII Worthington High School 300 West Granville Road Worthington, Ohio 43085 2 Opening Contents Opening ...............1 Events................12 Clubs ................34 Sports................78 Faculty .............124 Linworth ............148 Freshmen ............154 Sophomores ..........172 Juniors..............190 Seniors..............208 Advertising .........270 Closing .............292 Opening 3 4 Opening The administration as well as the faculty work hand-in- hand with the curriculum to provide an outstanding aca- demic atmosphere at WHS. One comment made by many students is the availabil- ity of teachers and their will- ingness to help when needed. Many of the WHS faculty go beyond the call of duty. John Hoffler, WHS principal, ranks first on this list. In between meetings and other duties, Mr. Hoffler is seen in the halls with the students. He estimates that he knows more than nine hun- dred students by first and last name. Many faculty members are directly involved with the students as club advisors, coaches, and most importantly, friends. The curriculum at WHS ex- ceeds that of many other schools. Advanced courses are offered in almost every field. The courses allow students who are outstanding in a particular area to continue to broaden their knowledge. Independent courses are similar, but are planned by the teacher and stu- dent. The WHS curriculum is designed primarily to be col- lege prepatory, but there are courses for those interested in entering the “real world” im- mediately after graduation. Opening 5 6 Opcning Worthington High School hosts one of the finest academic programs, prides itself in its extra-curricular activities and func- tions very well within the three campus program; however, the students make the whole system shine. According to faculty as well as class- mates, the students of WHS have many fine qualities. WHS students are spirited, crazy, studious, go-getting, positive, athle- tic, caring, involved, preppy, dedicated, enthusiastic, stylish, energetic, friendly, creative, sporty, ambitious, original, vogue, individualistic, aggressive, expand- ing, assertive, broad minded, cooperative, rowdy, unique, devoted, independent, and last but not least, proud. That they should be because they are part of the number one high school in central Ohio. Opening 7 The strength of Worthington High School relies on its firm foundation which is student involvement. For this reason, Worthington High School not only forms a variety of academic courses, it offers a diversi- ty of extracurricular activities. Con- sequently, the school’s extracurricu- lar program is well equippped to sat- isfy the personalities, interests, and needs of a wide range of students. Students are encouraged to get in- volved, support fellow classmates, and show school spirit. Whether a student seeks a physical or intellec- tual challenge, the opportunity is everpresent at Worthington High School. 8 Opcning 10 Opcning From the moment a student enters his freshman years, he becomes aware of the closeness and togetherness of the three campuses that make Worth- ington High School outstand- ing in structure. Kilbournc campus, housing between 500 and 600 students, is located a half mile east of the main campus buildings. The seperation of the ninth grade is in reality a joining of two mid- dle schools. It provides an op- portunity for each class to form its own identity and character before entering classes with the sophomore, juniors, and sen- iors. Linworth campus, com- prised of 150 students ranging from ninth grade to twelfth grade, is the only alternative program in the Columbus sub- urban area. Once an elemen- ary building, Linworth is situ- ated between Olentangy River Road and Linworth Road off 161. The purpose of the cam- pus is to provide a less struc- tured educational atmosphere and bring in a family style en- vironment. The campus gov- ernment is democratically run, featuring the town meeting once a week for students to provide input into their aca- demic structure. Main campus, consisting of two buildings and three wings, houses more than 1500 stu- dents. With over 100 faculty members, there are a variety of classes offered to cater to the college bound student as well as the future homemaker. The uniqueness of the three campuses brings them closer. A student can fulfill his goals in numerous ways. The three campuses work together to form a whole that enable Worthington can be proud of Worthington High School. Opening 11 12 Events EVENTS Events 13 Can one madwoman really alter the fate of mankind? Without a doubt this year's fall play, “The Madwoman of Chaillot' sets out to prove this true. The play opens in a small cafe in Paris. As the people are laughing and carrying on the evil people of the world plan to blow up Paris. The Madwoman of Chaillot (Lisa Davidson) ar- rives on the scene with a mime and Pierre (John Ward) in- forms her of the evil people’s scheme. Aurelia (Lisa Davidson) calls the sewerman (Troy Mc- Donald), to show her the en- trance to Hell so she can rid the world of the evil people. Aurelia’s friends, Constance (Judy Blackmore), Gabrille (Kelly Hunt), and Josephine (Jennifer Clement), come and discuss the whole situation with her. Finally a trial is de- cided on and the rag-picker (Mike King) defends the evil people. After being found guilty, the evil people are tricked into going down to hell. Miraculously the world be- comes bright and cheerful, birds fill the air with song, and love is all around. This play is one of words and culture. Through the innova- tive thoughts and industrious efforts of Mrs. Hopton, Chris Lau, Mr. Scowden, Miss Hot- tenroth and Karen Sidar this year’s play was a great success and enjoyed by all those in- volved. Opposite Left: John Ward looks baffled. Opposite Top: The Sewerman and Madwoman confer. Opposite Bottom: Chris Cooper conveys messages. Right: The Madwomen lead the street people of Paris in a song. Left: The Madwoman con- fronts the people in the Paris cafe. I4 Events Madwoman Helps To Save Mankind Evenis 15 Conrad Birdie (Dave Dun- ham), the rock and roll star that was drafted into the Army, was to come to Swee- tapple, Ohio to give Kim McA- fee (Pam Bailey) the “last kiss” before he shipped off. This brilliant idea was created by Conrad’s manager Albert Peterson (Rich Greene), and his secretary, Rose Alverez (Lynn McNabb). Miss Alveres had other plans for Albert — like marriage. She wanted to become “Mrs. Albert Peter- son, the English teacher’s wife.” The story centers around the mischief Kim McAfee and her friends get involved in while Conrad is in their town. I6 Events “We Love You Conrad Oh Yes We Do ...” Opposite Top: Harvey Johnson dances with the crowd. Opposite Bottom: The orches- tra played for the musical. Bye, Bye Birdie. Middle: Conrad Birdie makes his entrance. Opposite Rifsht: Albert Peter- son looks in awe at his friend. Above Left: The McAlfce fam- ily poses for a family portrait. Above: Conrad Birdie makes the girls fall to their knees. Left: The cast of Bye, Bve Bird- ie Events 17 This years the Thespians have produced an originial children’s play by Larry Pfeil, a Worthington Senior. Magic Around Us has two main casts and three choruses, enabling more students to participate. The show travels to all the Worthington area elementary schools from May 5 to May 13 giving two or three perfor- mances a day at each school. As with all children’s plays produced at Worthington, Magic Around Us was a musi- cal. David Brown, 1981 Worthington graduate, wrote the original score. The play was the culmination of 18 months of work by both David and Larry. 18 Events Magic Around Us Evenis 19 Bianually, the Worthington High School Auditorium is converted into a courtroom, and the Mock Trials are pre- sented by Shirley Nault’s per- sonal law classes. The anxious participants are elected by their classmates and receive the case one week be- fore the trials are to begin. Then, the lawyers, defen- dants, plaintiffs, witnesses, and judges dig through research materials at the O.S.U. Law Library preparing to present the case before an auditorium of noted dignitaries from the community as well as their peers. Student body jury members listen objectively to the facts of civil suits, and dutifully present a verdict as another year of Mock Trials is adjourned. Top Left: Mrs. Nault thanks the class for the flowers. Above: “I swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth. Bottom Left: Everyone tries to con- fer with the judge. Opposite Left: Mrs Nault was tak- en by surprise with the flowers giv- en to her by the class. Opposite Right: Chris Schocnhcrr is asked questions on the witness stand. Opposite Bottom: “Well. I wonder if I did good enough? 20 Events Justice Reigns Once Again Events 21 What is a great way to make money for your organization? The Winter Carnival is of course. Many clubs and classes increased their treasuries. The Winter Carnival was once again a huge success. It was held on February 5 from 1- 4 p.m., with over 15 clubs and 21 booths. Clowns, popcorn. and even goldfish were on hand for the youngsters to enjoy. Sponsored by Student Council, the turnout was overwhelming. Traditionally, the Winter Carnival is one of the many ways clubs and organizations can keep money rolling in and have fun at the same time. 22 Events Winter Carnival Brings In Cash ik Evcnls 23 Opposite Right: Some peo- ple will do anything for money. Top Left: Debbie Lee and Greg Brennan work at the goldfish booth for the Year- book. Top Right: “Don’t you think I’m a little young for make- up? Bottom: Dan Pearstien. John Wogaman. Paul Mar- tin. Dave Langhout, Mark Richardson, and Nancy La- zar work at the ice cream booth. Opposite Left: Kim Gotth- cincr awaits customers. 1983 France- U.S. Exchange Was Great For the fourth year Worth- ington High School has taken part in a high school exchange program with Caen France. Each student is placed with a French family. The Americans leave for France in early Feb- ruary and are there for three weeks. The students begin their travel with a four day stay in Paris. Then it is off to Caen by train to meet the French fam- ilies they will live with. While in Caen, the Americans attend high school with their host stu- dents. During April the French students come to America and spend three days in New York City before coming to Worth- ington. Many activities along with visits to local points of in- terest are planned. Among all of those participating this year, the opinion was unanimous; the Worthington-Caen exchange had been a great success once again. Row 1: Fabienne Transon, Virginie Reynouard, Philippe Lehoux, Veronique Devaux. Patrick Avenel. Cathy Hospital, Magalie Gigan, Isabelle Dandrel. Row 2: Mr Ballinger. Mr. Lemar- chand, Rcmy Bataillon, Alexandre Gabrovsck, Ann Bogcnricf. Row 3: Lesley Gray, Patrick Henri, Christophc Henri, Claire LeMoel. Row 4: Sarah Mathews, Amy Parsons, Paul Okcl, Mark Brown. Leslie Liming. Marie Donovan. Carole Micard. Not pictured: Susan Smith. 1983 American Exchange students: Amy Parsons. Leslie Liming, Marie Donovan. Ann Bogcnricf, Sarah Mathews. Paul Okcl. Lesley Gray, Susan Smith, Mark Brown. 24 Events The spring of 1983 marked the 23rd annual Academic Honors Awards. Seniors, Ju- niors, and Sophomores who have received a 3.5 accumula- tive grade point for 3, 5, or 7 semesters respectively, were in- vited to attend the Honor’s Banquet. The banquet was comprised of special guests, parents, and honored students. Dinner was served in the One Union Ball- room. The guest speaker, Lou Briggs entertained parents, ad- ministrators, and students on what the future holds. The banquet ended with the presen- tation of keys. Following was the traditional stroll to McDonald’s. Academics Are Honored I pper ToprMr. Hocfflcr pre- sents Sharon Myers her key. Above; The brightness in the room is too much for Richard Simonetti. Bottom 1-eft; Libby Harding. Sarah Bossy . Beth Bauer gather to accept their silver keys. Events 25 In Germany it is called Ok- tober fest. We call it Home- coming. This year's fall festivi- ties centered around the Ger- man theme of an Oktoberfest. What a perfect way to cele- brate the fall festivities. It started with the traditional pep rally which featured the bon- fire. Then came the pre-game fun of floats and spirited mu- sic. The senior float took first place while the WHS march- ing band provided peppy mu- sic. Even though the football game did not go as well as ex- pected, the Worthington spirit was ever present. Kathy Junk was named Homecoming Queen and was backed by her court: Janine Meadors, Libby Harding, Tina Garbin, and Amy Peery. The dance Saturday night ended the week of celebration and fall fun. Above: “Just a minute Kathy, I’ve got to see this play,” says Mike Brossman. Bottom: The Queen (center) and her court. Libby, Janine, Tina, and Amy. Opposite Left: What a lucky Card to get a kiss from the Queen. Opposite Top: The bonfire filled the air with warmth and spirit. Opposite Left: Richard Swan- son takes a break with his date at the Homecoming dance Events 26 Spirit Was Present At The Oktoberfest Evenis 27 The Decked Halls With Were Holly As Mother Nature touched off December with unseason- ably warm weather, Worthing- ton High School decked the halls with boughs of holly in preparation of the Winter Dance. Dick Tracey, the band, pro- vided music that filled the gymnasium with song and dance. This year’s Winter King and Queen were announced at the dance. Greg Brennen and Courtney DeSando wore their crowns as they reigned over the winter festivities. The King’s and Queen's courts were nominated by the entire student body with the top five guys and gals being se- lected as the courts. The King's court consisted of Ron Corey, Tom Foster, Ken Kaplan, and Judd Rupp. The Queen’s court consisted of Lisa Young, Korey Kerscher, Stephanie Merrick, and Jody McFarland. Top I ft: Anxious party goers display their outfits that come straight from Paris. Top Right: Courtney DeSando and Greg Brennan, Queen and King, proudly reign over the Winter dance. Bottom: Be it the music or the weather, all were in good spir- its. 28 Events Love tipped off the annual Valentine’s dance. As in past years, the dance was a Sadie Hawkins so the girls would have a chance to ask that one special guy they have had their eyes on. Doug Lyles was crowned King of Hearts as the guests danced the night away with each others hearts in ( fCatCS KOmailCe Valentine Dance Left: Chris Welch and Marnic Lambert take time out for the cameras. Top: An excited group catches their breath before returning to the dance floor. Bottom: Rob Pirtlc escorts his date into the gym to dance the night away. Events 29 The 1983 Junior-Senior prom was held at the Aladdin Temple Shrine on May 28, 1983. This year’s junior class raised over $5000 for the annu- al event. “Two tickets to Paradise” was the theme of the prom. The tropical decor consisted of palm fronds, tropical flowers, and palm fern rope. Featured was an extremely elaborate dessert buffet consisting of pies, cakes, cookies, and mousses. The bands was The Majes- ties. They played all different types of music in order to please everyone. The hard work of prom chairman Jane Hobart, and committee leaders Deanne Sunday, Tammi Jones, Beth Cherwinski, along with the rest of the prom commit- tee, have helped to make this year's prom a night to remem- ber for all. 30 Events Two Tickets To Paradise Opposite Left: Janie Meadors and Tim Meeks dance the night away. Opposite Right Top: Bryan Gissiner and date take time to sit and enjoy the night. Opposite Bottom: A wonderful farewell after a wonderful night! Left Top: “Come on Lcanne; let’s dance. Above: Tammi Jones. Jane Ho- bart and Beth Chcrwinski were the prom chairmen for this year’s prom. Left Bottom: These girls arc sweeped off their feet at the prom. Evcnts 31 Memories We Will 32 Evenis Never Forget Evcnts 33 34 Clubs CLUBS Clubs 35 Council Keeps Students Informed I he 1982-1983 Student Body Officers — Opposite Left Row I Brian Stevenson. Mark Collins. Greg Brennan. Row 2: Cathy Poss. Kathy Junk freshman C lass Officers — Opposite Right Row I: Amy Tatman. Amy Brennan Row 2: Tom O’Leary. Greg Maddox Junior Class Officers — Opposite Middle Kim Foster. Claire Flemming. Marci McNaughtcn Sophomore Class Officers — Opposite Bottom Li Hacfclc. Sue Bateman. Tammy Jones. Jan Lewis Student Council Representatives — Above Row I: Chris Gilkcrson. Pam Bailey. Lisa Lydcns. Greg O'Marc. Tracy Ritter. Mark Sutherland. Claire Flemming Row 2: Andy Furnas. Kim Kerschcr. Susan Smith. Kirstin Deaton. Ron F.mcrich. Sonja Napier. Brent Zandc. Row 3: Libby Harding. Eric Kuwana. Patty Miskins. Marci McNaughtcn. Mark Lang. Matt Topper. Jan Lewis. Kevin Ubert. Student C ouncil Representative — Below Row I Andy Furnas. Glenn Alban. Jodi White. Dawn Lepore. Courtney DcSando, Ann Luke. Panapolis Wattanasarn. Dave Markus. Kim Williams. Tammy Jones. Row 2: Penny Parker. Kevin Stichter. Jan Lewis. Nancy Norman. RoseMary Dop. Katie Vernon. Leslie Breech. Li O’Dairc, Jenny Duff Row 3: Cathy Poss. Kevin Ubert. Tim Mottox. Andy Furnas. Eric Kuwana. Dave Schwartz. David Silverman. Stephanie Schupp. Felicity Church. Liz Hacfclc. 36 Clubs “Liberty and justice for all” rings through the halls of Worthington High School. The student council of WHS pro- vides democracy within the school. They are the govern- ment of representatives for the student body. Sponsoring dances, informing students of the concerns of the administra- tion, and reconstructing rules and regulations for the better of all considered are just a few of the many activities and goals of student council. They are the structural bond between students and the administra- tion. Clubs 37 38 Club Feature Club Fcaturc 39 Marchers Entertain Fans With bright white spats and cue-tipped hats the band takes the field. Drum major Mitch Grimm sounds the whistle and the excitement begins. Under the direction of Jay Moyer and Leslie Loomis, the band was challenged and took on many new routines. The season start- ed out with two weeks of band camp where the fundamentals were taught. After school started the band and drill team practiced everyday after school for the Friday night prefor- mances. The marching band along with the majorettes and drill team provided a large part of the enthusiasm as well as en- tertainment for the Friday night games. The 1982-1983 Worthington High School Marching Band pictured with the Majorettes Opposite Bottom. Majorettes — Opposite Top Row I: Head Majorette. Sonja Napier. Row 2: Marty Coulson, Kathy Maher. Tina Kinsey. Susan Gardner. Row 3: Chris- tina Martin. Michelle Tordoff, Beth Thomas. Drill Team — Above Row I: Captain. Lori Latimer. Row 2: Liz Wright. Tricia McMoy. Lori Black. Robin Patterson. Jill Freedman Row 3: Stacy Steinman, Angie St. Clair, Andrea Strom, Rochelle Clark. Me- lanie Miller, Cathy Carlson. Laura Shock. Karin Johnson. Row 4: Valeric Lamb. Kiki Fjzak. Barb O’Niel. Janie Williams. Kcri Yore, Tyra Ingles. Stephanie Snouffcr. Susan Ford. An- drea Clapp. Below The 1982-1983 Drill Team performs for the student body at a pep rally. 40 Clubs Clubs 41 They Cheer Them Backing up the Cardinal athletic teams is the sole pur- pose of these dedicated girls. Spirit boxes, locker signs, fund raisers, banquets, and Senior scrapbooks are only a few of the ways the clubs show their support. Attending the games with many cheers and lots of enthusiasm, the girls follow their favorite athletes to victo- ry or comfort them in defeat. Support clubs on this page are Gymnastics Club, Cardinal Club, Basketball Club, and Soccer Club. 42 Clubs Top Basketball Club — Row 1: Beth Horn. Julie Appel. Marci McNaughtcn. Libby Harding. Tracy Ritter. Bonnie Tumulty. Kristin Baker. Robin Crispin. Amy Miller. Row 2: Jan Lewis. Stephanie Schupp. Lisa Lydcns. Jennifer Howell. Pam Miller. Amy Wink. Susan Ford. Karen Johnson. Kitty Tchan. Stac Steinman, Katie Deep. Jenny Gosscr. Row 3: Jen Livermore. Betty Kay Hall. Leanne Ward. Beth Perry. Julie Poulson. Debbie Noel. Katie Heilman. Melanie Howell. Santa Barua. Susan Steinman. Lisa Grabcr. Kristin Daum. Julie McQuaidc. Marion Tomci. Bottom Soccer Club — Row I: Karen Fcrgcson. Alison Gordlcy. Jennifer Stevens, Lisa McFadden. Rachel DcSando. Megan Dcmko. Liska Hudyk. Kristi Dcmarec. Debbie Cotter. Sally Blackford, Row 2: Ann Bogcnricf. Ann Luke. Anna Ljungstrom. Jenny Gosscr. Julie McQuaidc. Marion Tomci. Marci McNaughtcn. Patty Miskinis. Katie Hcitman. Lisa McBride. Jenny Havens Opposite Top — Gymnastics Club — Row I: Michelle Atchison. Liska Hudyk. Row 2: Susan Gardner. Gayle Mack. Amy Pccry. Cathe Price. Row 3: Dawn Haidu. Elannc Stash. Barb O'Neil. Sue Grosh. Tcri Wilson. Lee Rainey. Beth Pozzini. Row 4: Cindy Hanshy. Tina Pippin. Opposite Bottom — Cardinal Club — Row 1: Patricia McCoy. Robin Patterson. Andrea Clapp. Stephanie Merrick. Holly Remen. Dawn Lepore. Susan Steinman. Santa Barua. Lisa Grabcr. Liz Davis. Susan Bateman. Katie McKinney. Lisa Boucher. Rochelle Clark. Row 2: Paniplas Wattanasarn. Joan Freedman. Michelle Atchinson. Janinc Meadors. Amy Hopper. Katie Deep. Kristin Daum. Kathy Junk. Lee Mil I ward. Lisa Lydcns. Debbie Noel. Susan Ford. Lori Latimer. Dawn Westhousc. Monica Mosely. Jenny Parsons. Suzanne Wrynn, Cindy Crandall. Allison Tierney, Lori Black. Clubs 43 They Support Them 44 Clubs Baseball Club — Above Row I: Marcella Thompson, Julie McQuaide. Susan Ford. Pam Bailey. Debbie Noel. Nancy Norman Row 2: Nicole Nead- mond. Julie Poulson. Amie Turrill. Jennifer Chanay. Stacey Steinman. Susan Steinman. Margery Mungcr. Row 3: Shannon Bush. Jill Godorhazy. Cindy Martindale. MaryAnn Ocl- goetz. Jenny Gosser. Marci McNaughtcn. Sarah Mathews. Row 4: Suzanne Wrynn. Wendy Watkins. Carol Romanoski. Melanie Howell. Joy Hoppes. Kristin Baker, Melissa Thrall. Jenny Reese. Jan Lewis. Robin Chrisman. l.cc Rainey. Track C lub — Left — Row 1 Jody Gahman. Michele Jaynes. Jennifer Kamon. Jennifer Schwartz Row 2: Laura Block. Carol Romanoski. Beth Csillag. Polly Lynne. Cindy Handshs. Row 3: Lisa Block. Suzzanne Wrynn. Karen Robbins, Elaine Stash Row 4: Lisa Circle. Mi- chelle Atchinson. Kris Willis. Lisa Hampshire. Liz Davis. Row 5: Laura Birkhimer. Amy Snouffer Wrestling Club — Opposite Top — Row I: Jen- nifer Singer. Jocelyn Palmer, Wendy Wallick. Beth Helm rich. Katie McKinney. Melissa Cody. Kim Jer- ome. Row 2: Melissa Thrall. Nicole Ncadmond. Tracy Woodward. Lisa Burns. Katie Heilman. Dawn Lepore. Jenny Wilson. Shanna Stewart Swim Club — Opposite Bottom Row I: Lisa Hampshire. Mind Morrow. Ka- ren Ollilia Row 2: Beth Czillag. Jill Foley. Clubs 45 Styx It To Them Girl’s I.a( rosse — Opposite Bottom Row I: Pam Miller. Kathy Junk. Deanna Sunday. Julie Appel. Marlccn Risley. Tam McMahon. Laura Bates. Vanessa Hastings. Karen Meeks. Dana Johnston. Anne Kranc. Row 2: Laura Moyc. Susan Luke. Jenny Wcislogcl. Dawn LcPorc. Amy Quillan, Susan Smith. Polly Wrynn. Row 3: Lynne Abernathy. Megan Dcmko. Susan Ba- teman. Lisa McFaddcn. Rosemary Dop. Pam Card. Claire Flemming. Christina Martin. Bov’s LaCrosse — Above — Row I: Jeff Owens. Berry Baur. Lisa Maxwell. Kim Foster. Sally Blackford. Jodi White. Gigi Weiglub. Tim Dop. John Toppari. Eric Reich, Graig Grant. Rich Rollcy. Row 2: Ke- vin Dcgrot, Andrew Pickcn. Ann Bc- genrief. Doug Brooks. Sue Rose. Eric Freidbcrg. Phil Haney. Jeff Kramer. Mike Basinm. Row 3: Chris Angclctti. Pete Lothcs, Kevin Stictcr. Niles Man- tor, Brad Jester. Lars Johnson. Timm Mattox. Scott Popclar. Whittney Cal- pin. Chip Brooks. Rod Issig. Rob Swanson. Row 4: Mike Saycr. Paul Dorcty. Mike James. Rex Lynne. Jim Ash. Glenn Alban. Chuck Albright. Tim Meeks, Dave Jurkowitz. Jason Westbrook. Scott Newcomb. Mars Folliono. Jeff Guen. Carl Popclar. Mitch Grimm. 46 Clubs LaCrossc has become an in- creasingly popular sport at WHS. LaCrosse is the only native American sport and WHS prides itself with the honor to have a team. WHS is also one of the only suburbian schools to have a La- Crosse Club. This is part of the reason it is not a varsity sport. Worthington Girl’s and Boy’s La- Crosse teams travel hundreds of miles to find competition in the Midwest. This year’s teams en- joyed many victories for they took the MISL Championships. Clubs 47 Opposite Top — C.O.E. — Row I Michelle Epply. Sheri Grabingcr. Maria Swassing. Robin Falcon. Row 2: Kim Michaels. Tcri Walters. Susan Niver. Darla Davis. Ms. Schmidt Opposite Bottom D.E.C'.A. — Row I: John McDonald. Tom Rau. Greg Schaeffer, l ew Sowers. Row 2: Sandi Craigic. Sharon Graham. Beth Pierce. Amy Looker Row 3: Mr Arent. Top — D.C.T. — Row I Brent Perkins. Mark Bishop. Mike Joselyn. Barry Cooper. Row 2: Todd Knerr. Julia Tullcy. Alisia Chaphen. Jenny W'allcrs. Mcri Newell. Tim Stanton. Worthington High School features over a half dozen school-work programs. Each has a goal of placing the stu- dent in an environment he is likely to experience after high school. Some clubs place students in clerical positions while others work to help the high school with janitorial jobs or running the school store and bagel shop. DECA students gain on the job experience by running YE OLDE SCHOOL STORE. They make out their own work schedules and take inventory of products all to better their service to the school. Clubs 51 C entral and West Office Workers — Opposite Top Row I Scott Brown. C hris Grierson. Tammy Baroway. Jenny Ciosscr. Tim Fulston. Maureen Zinn. Sheri Grabinger. Jeff Lepore. Shawn Lockett Row 2: Marty Jenkins. Todd Alexander. Brennan Cavanaugh. Amy Strapp. Dave Tyus. Paul Carney. Phtc Johnson. Andy Allen. Steve Sims. Paul Laws. Mike White East Office Workers — Opposite Bottom Mrs Burk. Sheila Ruda. Toni Zabawski. Kini Newman. Amy Stottlcmycr. Joan Davidson. Santa Barua. Mrs. Grube. Lisa Grabcr. Doug Swart . Amy Snouffcr. Chris Longstrcth. Judy Heinbaugh. Nan Navaro. Carolyn O'Leary. Minority Groups In Action — Above Top - Row I Casey. Doug Lyles. Tom Lyles. Scott W illis. Todd Corbitt. Hayden Humphrey. Derek Fields Row 2: Sara W ilson, Monica Mosley. Liz Mohammed. Rochelle Clark. C hip Newsom. I ce Monagan. W FSI. — Above Bottom 52 Clubs MGA And Office Aids Gain Members Clubs 53 A-Powcr — Opposite Top — Richard Simonetti, Jody Gahman. John Sweet, Buck Jenkins. Larry Pfeil. Mark Sutherland, Mark Collins. Bill Curry. Rich Greene, Collin Dearth. Andy Loeffler. Peter Olson. Dave Rcibcl. Archeology Club — Opposite Bottom — Row 1: Christina Kalbouss, Mike Brossman, Dave Gibbs. Greg Brennan Row 2: Jim Lane. Mr. Hill. Rich Greene. New- comers’ Club — Above Row I: Vicki Smith. Kelli Barton. Marcia Moore, Lee Millward. Jenny Hooper. Stephanie Sills. Anna Ljungstrom. Allison Nahay, Debbie Bichl. Shclli Allen. Lorri Beck, Kathy Plummer. Karen Meeks. Row 2: Tracy Dodd. Morgan Downings, Karen Zacker, Dana Bolden. Wendy Gibson. Nicole Nolc. Laura Schmidt. Shawn Montague. Dawn Westhousc. Beth Petree. Wendy Grab. Bryan Oberting. Rob Cowden. Row 3: Rich Hutson. Carl Sills. Blythe Thompson. David Oberkricscr. John Kenyon. Shawn White. Mike Myers. Chris Ricchelti. James Collvcr. Dan Hllery. Fred Meyer, Brad Tolly Photography C lub — Right Dave Rallcy, Jay Arm- strong. 56 58 Club Feature Club Fealure 59 Writerspatch And Thespians Enhance WHS Writerspatch — Top — Row I: David Hansen. Chuck Marosek. Aria Alu-A-Dini. Row 2: Karla Applegate. Stella Sung. Marty Tcdcrick. Mrs. McDonald. Nancy Norman. Lee Lambert. Ingrid Galhoff. Thespians— Bottom Row 1: Li Davis. Debbie Bclskie. Chris Graham. Lisa Davidson. Ginny Huffman. Kelly Hunt. Steve Thompson Row 2: Soni Weagle. Kristin Baker. Maryann Highland. Brent Reis. Christina Kalbouss. Jo Dickman. Row 3: Mike King. Jody Gahman. Joe Hccr. Jeanne Heaton. Janet Schlosscr. Roycc Vagnicr. Row 4: Pam Bailey. Tom Dunkes, John Frost. Row 5: Chuck Grab. Barry Bauer. Larry Pfcil. Judy Backmorc, Lori Schneider. 60 Clubs msm HkL' m este i ! Mi'lSS- ■ 0 JS _a Phoenix Keeps Students Informed The Phoenix is the students source of information from what people are doing for spring break to what is going on in up-town Worthington. The staff is chosen from the journalism production classes first semester and second se- mester. There are sixteen staff positions and the advisor, JR Mansfield. First semester edi- tor was Sarah Mathews, and Bryan Wang was the second semester editor. This year the Phoenix added a new column entitled “The In- side View”. This informs the students of school critisisms as well as complements. Most importantly the Phoe- nix provides the students with up to date news as well as what might be in store for the future. Cardinal Nearbook Staff — Opposite Top — Row I Debbie Lee. Leslie Liming. Row 2: Steve Wursta. Liz Selby. Ann Clapp. Norccn Nelson Row 3: Mark Richarson. Greg Bren- nan. Jenny Hooper. Opposite Bottom Leslie Liming. Candce Liming, and Mark Brown hand out yearbooks to classmates Second Semester Phoenix Staff — Top Row I Jay Marzano. Bill Nagy. Don Snyder, Tim Fulston. Row 2: Jim Bailey. Bryan Wang. Chris Gilkerson. Doug Hock, Steve Wursta. First Semester Phoenix Staff — Bot- tom Sarah Mathews. E.T.. Marci McNaughton. Row 2: Stephanie Workman. Andrea Clapp. Lisa Smith. Coy Franklin. Chris Gilkerson. Scan Allan. Row 3: Chris Duff. Dave Rally. Jay Marzano. Bob Coleman. Don Sny- der. TEACHER 62 Clubs 1983 Yearbook Staff Advisor Cyndce Schocnhoff Joslen's Representative Robin Fritz Co-Kditors-in-Chief Debbie Lee Leslie Liming Business Manager Liz Selby Photographers Guy Danner Mark Richardson Steve Wursta Dave Langhout Sports Fditor Norcen Nelson Senior F.ditor Greg Brennan Junior Fditor Ann Clapp Sophomore Editor Debbie Lee Freshmen Editors Lori Orlik Laura Beatty Anne Flinn Faculty Editors Mark Brown Candee Liming Clubs Editor Leslie Liming Activities Editor Jenny Hooper A.P. Editor Tad Buford Clubs 63 Language Barrier Broken Many of the students at Worthington High School have broken the language bar- rier. Students are into other languages, some trilingual as well as bilingual. The foreign languages offered at WHS in- clude Spanish, French, Ger- man, Russian, and Latin. Along with daily class, extra activities are available. Foreign exchange programs, banquets with authentic dishes from dif- ferent countries, dancing, and field trips are only a few of the ways students can help better their language ability and have fun. One might say it is “mag- nifique.” 66 Clubs Russian Club — Opposite Top — Row 1: Mr. Pashovich. Laura Burkheimer, Jody Mathews. Juanita Bixel. Steph- anie Snouffer. Leannc Ward. Sonja Napier. Nina Webb, Jan Lewis. Jeff Walton. Row 2: Bruce Taylor. Dave Brown. Judy Bawn Goodner. Collin Dearth. Mark Taylor. Christina Kal- bouss. Row 3: Dave Jcrkowitz. Mike Dorn. Aria Alu-A-Dini. Richard Langstaff. Eric Hershberger. Marci McNaughton, Lars Schmidt. Andrew Picken. German Club — Left — Row I: Shawn Allan. Joe Heer. Jon Kopita. Rob Webb. Larry Pheil. Row 2: Katie Fischer. Frau Kcr. Susie Maliswcski. Ginnie Huffman. Clubs 67 We Cheer Them On From Friday night fall foot- ball to mid-week basketball, the cheerleading squads are al- ways there to cheer on the teams and get the crowd in- volved. The squads range from freshmen to seniors who sup- port Freshmen, Junior Varsity, and Varsity football and bas- ketball team throughout the year. Each squad averages eight hard working girls. They make up their routines and practice for the games. This year, adding flair to their rou- tines, the Junior Varsity and Varsity squads incorporated music into their routines to make the cheers special. The idea was well received as the fans danced with the cheer- leaders to cheer the Cards on. 68 Clubs Varsity Football Squad — Opposite Top — Shannon Timperman, Courtney DeSando. Kelly Fredericks. Lisa Boucher. Stephanie Merrick. Kim Kerscher. Sherry Schlater. Varsity Basketball Squad — Opposite Bottom Row I Kelly Fredericks. Kim Kcrschcr. Lisa Boucher. Row 2: Sherry Schlater. Shannon Timperman. Wendy Kawinowski. Susan Ford. Courtney DeSando. Opposite Right Varsity Cheerleaders Cheer at a Pep Rally. Freshmen Squad — Above Left Bottom: Laurice Frysingcr, Susan Guild, Sue Keany. Karen Outz. Top: W'cndy Hansen. Cheryl Tumulty, KiKi Nagel. Jennifer McGurk. Junior Varsity Squad — Middle Standing: Jennifer Hammond. Annie Kraker. Karen Klunk. Susan Bateman. Kneeling: Kathy Hamilton. Felicity Church. Sandy Jarrett. Denise Sunday. Clubs 69 70 Clubs WHS Bands Are In Tune Symphonic Band — Opposite Top Row 1: Nina Webb. Anne Seslcr. Betsey Krieger. Jennifer Clement. Susan Matthews. Susie Maliszcwski, Amy Lewis. Cindy Van Buren. Lori Dorsch. Liz Selby. Zabida Hasin. Tessa Ally. Row 2: Geoff Gee. Cathy Thomas. Stuart Collins. Janet Schlosscr. Susan Matthews. Janet Adams. Carl Sills. Melanie Clingcr. Sonja Napier. Pam Mason. Sue Shipman, Jill Bookhout. Mitch Grimm, Dave Shirk. Bill Curry. Roycc Vagnicr. Ginny Huffman. Coleman Wolf. Shawn White, Dave Reibcl, Kyle Pees Row 3: Cheri Justice. Jamey Shoemaker, Sarah Bowers. Christina Martin. Susan Gardner. Michael Tordoff. Doug Shemenski. Eric Jenkins, Jamie Lowe. Rick Hobart. Paul McKissick. Butch Collins. Dan Hugus, Bruce Taylor. Jill Vaughn. Judy Schaffer. Rob Thomas. Bobby Long. James Zeid. Paul Brown, Kevin Swabb. Karen Belt. Lori Schneider. Todd Smith. Kris Kersey. Dave Langhout. Dale Husted. Row 4: Marty Jenkins. Keith Ouzts. Carolyn O’Leary. Caroline Langhirt. Chris Hollinger. Kristin Johnson. Dan Mullancy. Keith Carothers, Dave Mathess. John Katzeman. Dee Dee Collins. Mike Huff. Tim Jackson. Nancy Norman. Kelly Hunt. Rich Greene. Jim Lcitzel. Dixieland Band — Opposite Bottom — Row I: Nina Webb. Ginny Huffman. Janet Schlosscr. Cathy Thomas. Row 2: Kris Kersey. Dale Husted. Lori Schneider, Dave Langhout Row 3: Chris Hollinger. Bruce Taylor. Nancy Norman. DccDcc Collins. Kelly Hunt. Jamie Lowe. Jill Bookhout. Stage Band — Above Row I: Jill Bookhout. Kyle Pecs. Dave Shirk. Gin- ny Huffman. Mitch Grimm, Rob Swallcy. Row 2: Kris Kersey. Cathy Kalbouss. Bruce Taylor. Jamie Lowe. Paul McKissick. Row 3: Geoff Gee. Marty Jenkins. Scott Hclgcson, Karen Belt. Dale Husted. Kevin Swabb. Dave Langhout. Concert Band — Below — Row I: Kathy Maher. Carol Schlemmcr. Mi- chele Neal. Jenny Topper. Amy Graves. Julie Barker. Laurie Dillon. Brad Hamer. Brian Holloway. Row 2: Julie Schofield, Sheri Will. Lisa Witte. Jill Dorsey. Ali White, Jill Donncllson. Katherine Kalbouss. Victoria Dickin- son. Elizabeth Clark. Scott Davis. Row 3: Sandy Steele, Jill Oliver. Beth Thomas. Melanie Clinger. Mark Tay- lor. Mike Waite. Mike Sickler. Joe Moss. Rob Swallcy. Row 4: Mark Horstmeier, Neil Richard. Rae Epps. Scott Helgeson, Joe Worthington. Jon O'Donnell. Scott Willis. Mike Ca- meron. Jay Katzman. Ben Guthrie. Row 5: Jay Armstrong. David Mat- thews. Clubs 7| Singin1 Cards Enhance WHS The Worthington High School Vocal Music depart- ment is one of the finest. All of the choral groups; Mixed Choir, Treble Ensemble, Girl’s Ensemble, and Mixed Ensem- ble are selected by audition only, therefore producing melodies of the highest calibar. Under the direction of Joel Haney, these choral groups preform for holiday festivities, community activities, and graduation. These dedicated singers are also responsible for the fine musicals produced each year. The department not only enhances the school but delivers a message of “Joy to the World.” 72 Clubs Mixed Choir — Opposite Top Row I: Karen Zacher, Dana Bolden. Marnic Lambert. Tessa Ally, Sheri Hitchcock. Amy Wink. Judy Heinbaugh. Lisa Graber. Steph Sills, Jill Foley. Nicole Neamond, Amy Woodring. Row 2: Laurie Campbell, Marcen Dowd. Chcri Justice. Jill Anderson. Claire Fleming. Alison Helmrath, Santa Barua. Laura Brown. Penny Miller. Karen Scdor. Lisa Davidson. Debbie Noel. Andre Strom. Row 3: Amy Hopper, Beth Rhoads. Steve Grunkcnmeyer, Andre Desmond. Lauren Borquist, Debbie Morris. Julee Taynor. Carol-l.ynn Manchc. Judy Shaffer. Chris Longstrcth, I.i? Hacfclc. Chris Exlcy, Amy Bartley. Row 4: Alison Tierney, Lynn McNabb, Rob Chrisman, Linda Moody. Jeff Lepore, Scott Hindal. John McGuire. Luke Lines. Troy McDonald. Richard Szulewski. Melissa Thrall. Dave Schwartz. Brent Ries. Emily Borus, Jcnn Wilkcnson. Row 5: Wendy Grab. Dave Alexander. Bruce Whitaker, Rick Linscotl, Larry Pfiel, Mike White, Barry Bauer. Dave Dunham. Keith Richards. Paul Wilkcnson, Rich Greene. Keenan Blanke. Julee Taynor. Treble Ensemble — Opposite Bottom — Row I: Kelly Stocrkcl. Jenny Parsons. Gina Balmascda. Sherry Johnston Row 2: Karen Brown. Beth Sigrist, Sally Swartzmiller. Row 3: Terri Samples. Teri Manken. Monica Moseley. Dawn Wcsthousc. Row 4: Angie Clair, Sandy Steele, Susan Ward Row 5: Pam Chapman. Sherry Bash. Annie Kraker, Tracey Hummer. Mixed Ensemble — Above Row I: Steve Thompson. Christopher Cooper. Tessa Ally, Christopher Longstreth. Leigh Lambert. Charles Grab. Stephanie Merrick. Row 2: Kristopher Kersey. Christina Kalbouss, Mitch Grimm. Paula Lavck. Luke Lines. Brenda Griffin. Row 3: Geoffrey Gee, Kirstin Deaton. Richard Greene, Lisa Young. John Ward, Jcnn Wilkenson. Row 4: Larry Pfiel. Pam DcPaso, David Dunham. Michael White, Julee Taynor. Keenan Blanke. Girl’s Ensemble — Below Row I: Kristin Baker, Beth Miyashiro, Chris Graham. Alison Tierney. Alison Helmrath, Jill Anderson. Judy Blackmorc. Row 2: Kim Douchcr, Valerie Owens. Karen Belt. Lori Voeltncr. Cynthia Owens. Jeanne Heaton, Andrea Strom. Lisa Farrell. Lisa Martin. Our apologies to the Mixed Ensemble for the fuzzy picture. K-Clubs Are In Student Council — Opposite Top Row I: Lynn Furton. Lori Nixon. Deb Silica. Amy Brennan. Dave Carlinc. Cathe Price. Susan Guild. Amy Perry. Row 2: Andy Quillin. Rachel Harris. Mike Slichter. Amy Epstien. Jodi McFarland. MaryAnn Olgels. Robin Hcltzel, Amy Tatman. Beth Owens. Laura Shock Row 3: Rick Severance, Chad Owens. Glen Oury. Greg Mad- dox. Tom O'Leary. Andy Alen. Kyle Lulow. Tim Melching. Backpacking — Opposite Bottom Row I: Shcric Mollica. Karen Placeway. Steve Todd. Michelle Devine. Juanita Bixcl. Lanie Justice. Row 2: Jon Buford. Kris Kur- stctc. Tim Melching, Scott Marosck. David Wisenburger. Office Helpers — Below — Row 1: Chace Briniegocr. Lorin Orlick, Carrie Gibson. Breckc Kelley, Shawn Stintz. Tyra Ingles. Stacy Snouffer. Row 2: Carrie O'Dair. Cindy Clipner, Dave Cahall. Laurel Thomas. Dyana Valentine. Ashlish La- hota, Janet Kelley. Sally Weaver. Pep Club — Right — Sitting: Lisa Wei- land. Kneeling: Sue Keaney. Holly Dennis. Standing: Chad Owen. Glen Oury. Jenny Burk. As a preview of what is to come, Kilbourne has several clubs that are similar to their counterparts at Main Campus. Governing the school is the Kilbourne Student Council. Filling the school with spirit is the function of the Pep Club. As a tribute to the great out- doors, the Backpacking Club was formed. The Office work- ers help out the secretaries when needed and run messages to the classrooms. Every morn- ing the Kilbourne Band and Choir practice to provide mu- sic throughout the halls. All these clubs share one goal: to make the incoming freshmen feel a part of the high school and to familiarize them with different clubs. 74 Clubs V Clubs 75 Frosh Make Music Freshman Band Top. Freshman Choir — Bottom — Row I: Julie Bowman. Michelle Devine. Kristi Rice. Jenny Jackson. Trisha Warden, Amy Hughes. Donna Bauer. Stacy Swcnderman. Dianne Hainen. Chandra Slocum. Jill Haunty. Mrs. Chrisman. Row 2: Becky Bolden. Diane Gardner, Christa Richardson. Becky Briggs. Karen Ouzts. Lynn Furton, Suzic Main. Michelle Putz. Kristine Furlow, Wendy Williams. Row 3: Debbie Hustcd. Tina Swartz. Melissa Malcch, Jon Buford. Darren Hawkins. Neil Foulger. Hugh Wciler. Mary Walsh. Leslie Hehmeyer. 76 Clubs Club Feaiure 77 SPORTS 78 Sports Sports 79 Touchdown The 1982 Worthington foot- ball team completed their sea- son with a 5-5-0 record. This year's team was led by senior co-captains Tom Foster and Glenn Alban. At the beginning of the season, they showed their team spirit by getting their heads completely shaved. This year’s offensive squad was led by junior quarterback Lars Schmidt who will be back again in the 1983 season. Next year’s team, however, will lose the guidance of a great coach. This year was Coach Mark Ell- wood's last season. The student body showed very strong support for its team. The newly formed Stu- dent and Senior sections were extremely appreciated by the students and the other specta- tors. First row: Chris Angclctti. Matt Thompson. Rex Lynne, Jay Marzano, Co-captain Tom Foster, Co-captain Glenn Alban. Tim Meeks, Todd Jones. Mike Crane, Guthcric Greene; Second row: Mike Sayer. Pat Betts. Rich Tolley. Chris Welch, T.R. Smith, Chris Byrley, Jason West- brook, Barry Finnell, Scott Newcomb. Mike Jossclyn. Chuck Albright. Third row: Doug Hock. Mike Morton. Greg Gcohring. Mark Flemming. Paul Dolan, Scott Fcn- stermaker, Hayden Humphrey, Tracy Simmons. Craig Bateman. Bruce Mungcr, Chris Bobbitt. Fourth row: Jeff Mason. Judd Rupp. Matt Gabclman. Peter Lothes. Jeff Kramer, Brad Tolly. Shawn Lockett. Bill Davis. Paul Miller. Matt Cahall; Fifth row: Lars Schmidt, Roy Moses. Mark Stone. Greg Ubert. Mike Keegan. Eric Hayden. Dave Alexander. Todd Crobitt, John Mel . Sixth row: Mark Dcmeno, Cort Bishop, Eric Hcrtel, Chris Lamb. Mark Bobbitt. Pete Davies. Toby Brown. Jack Hocrncr. Dan Callagher Seventh row: Jeff Frantz. Eric Hershberger. Phil Widdifield. Judd Rupp attempts to block the airborne Quarterback Lars Schmidt passes the ball through the arms of ball. Arlington's defensive man. 80 Sports Worthington puls into action one of its plays. Mike Morton goes for the extra point while Lars Schmidt holds the ball. First row David St. Pierre. Ted Buit. Chuck Hale, Dave Yothers. Bob Gibson. Doug Holroyd. Geoff Stobart. Todd Hatfield. John Foster. Tom Bainbridge. Doug F.as- ton. Coach. Second row : Todd Starker. Jamie Bull. Chris Doyle. Dave Buchanan. Chris Moyer. Kris Scott. Bill Weeks. Mike Kirk. Dave Lennon. Matt Kudika. Tim O'Connor. Rick Clay. Third row: Coach. Mike Ncdcll. Lewis Pfeiffer. Todd DeRosa, Hiroshi Morita. Korey Brown. David Cahall. Chip Taylor. Tom O'Leary. Tom Alcon. Dcibcrt l.cnsure. Jim Slauridcs. Jeff Bauer. Fourth row: Coach. Tom Holden. Eric Anderson. John Fleer. George Black. Pat Kelly. Greg Maddox. Dale Hampshire. Jerry Henry. Paul Wright. Head-Coach Bill Went . Coach. Sports 81 Lars Schmidt searches for an open man to pass to. Goal The boy’s soccer team this year ended its season with a 10- 3-1 record. The team, coached by Ed Shay, had its usual great year. The co-captains were Senior Ron Corey and Junior Matt Sobolewski. They led the team to a second place stand- ing in the OCC. The team also finished as runner-up in the sectionals. The team will lose many valuable seniors, but with the remaining players, they will again be at the top of the charts next year. ST. CHARLES arlingtomBI DUB! IK DELAWARE GAHAfNH PICKER I GROVF Cl BRF.CKSVI WESTER VILLI N REYNOLDSBURG HILLIARD BEXLEY WESTERVI JLf. S. TON Y ■ I t THEY s 0 tL i 0 3 1 5 1 4 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 2 15 0 4 0 3 0 I 0 Matt Sobolewski goes in for the block of a St. Charles kicker. On ground: Eric Miller. First row: Tim Johnston. Scott Streets. Scott Hclgcson. Curt Bixcl. Dao Nguyen. Mike Todd. Co-captain Matt Sobolewski. Jonathan Rompcl, Mike Finn. Bob Rogers. Second row: Charlie Frysinger. Dave Smith. Bruce Stahl. Dave Nagy. Co-captain Ron Corey. Bob Faber. Mike Jones. Darin Dcrstinc. Third row: Brian Carter, Dave Schwarz, Jed Dcmlow. Getting the ball under control. Scott Helgeson turns Darin Derstinc fists the ball away, while Bob Rogers moves the ball upficld. to get the ball. 82 Sports Bob Rogers takes on St. Charles' fullback in the open field. Front row: John Joseph. Mark Jacobson. Dave Carlinc. Rick Egclhoff, Dave Ross. Pete Coe. J P Laync. Rudy Poglitsh. Back row: John Soroka. Dave Silverman. Brett Howell. Jon Sprungcr. Chuck Cotter. Bob Morgan. Scott Berg. John Fastrich. Tony Sobolewski. Scott Baillie. Dave Greenlee. Darin Dcrstine protects the near post from a shot on goal. Sports 83 Dribble Front row: Co-captain Patsy Brcwton. Lisa McBride. Julie Burrell. Jill Robertson. Glenda Oury. Katie Vicr- ous. Jill White. Katie Heitman. Terri Frick. Back row: Coach Herb Hoffmannbcck. Co-captain Jodi White, Morgan Downing. Vanessa Holmes, Allison Brcwton. Michele St Pierre. Linda Byers, Lisa Young. Kristie Demaree. Jenny Fletcher. Co-captain Valerie Holmes. Manager Cindcc Meeker. Not pictured: Gina Otto- lenghi. Taking a rest is not allowed, Linda The girls’ soccer team fin- ished their season with an out- standing record of 9-3-1. They also took first place in the Worthington Invitational Tournament. The team was led by senior co-captains Jodi White, Valerie Holmes, and Patsy Brewton. The team had a vast mixture of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Although they will lose eight seniors, there will be plenty of talent left behind to carry out another winning season. Coach Herb Hoffmannbeck was the team’s new coach. This is the fourth coach that the seniors on the team have played for. Hopefully, he will return next year and coach the team to more victories. Jodi While slide kicks the ball up to the forwards as Gina Ottolcnghi heads Why is the referee looking at me. I for the box. didn't trip that girl? 84 Sports Sitting: Kelly Kirwan. First row: Krisan Oberliesen. Jen- Main. Beth Horn. Cindy Slicker, Katie Steisslingcr. Ka- ny Duff. Mary Ann Oclgoctz. Vicki Todd. Debi Seliga. ren F.mcry. Brigette Raymond, Molly Martin. Shari Jo(jj white chases after the ball. Donna Bauer. Sandra Marosck, Amy Miller. Beth Poz- Spcllacy. Sara Wilson. Not pictured: Vanessa Hastings, zini. Second row: Laura Summcrhill, Kim Hill. Susie Sherry Bash. Blythe Thompson. CENTERVIT OAK WOOD BISHOP AJ.TER CIN y RPIN YELUPW SPRINGS U LI NGTPNJ GROVE; FINDI. LAKOI U. ARLINGTON grovf ern YELLOW SfFKfcS FINDLAY 4 0 2 I I 1 0 2 0 3 Glenda. Gina, and Valerie move in after a kickoff. Dribbling the ball, Lisa Young keeps it under control. Sports 85 Challenge The boys’ crosscountry team, led by co-captains Chuck Marosek and Steve Griffith, finished the season undefeated in dual meets again this year. They also finished high in large invitationals. The team was OCC League and Sectional Champions. Chuck Marosek, Paul Turner, and Brett Sanborn were elect- ed All District Team Mem- bers. Paul Harion looks for the finish line I thought I needed some for my hands, too. with relief. Chuck Marosek and Brett Sanborn keep pace together. REYNOLDSBURG 19 44 GROVE PORT IK 44 GAM ANNA 19 4( WESTERVILLE S. 18 42 GROVE CITY 16 47 U. ARLINGTON 24 31 Now. for our first lesson on how to tie shoes 86 Sports First row: Co-captain Chuck Marosck. Brett San- born. Jay Bishop. Scan Smith. Paul Turner. Mac Quillin, Kevin Stichter. Mark Frick. Co-captain Steve Griffith. Coach Smith and timer keep the clock and stand- ings of the runners. Second row: Scan Hart, Brian Klass. Todd McFar- land, Rob Thomas, Doug Latshaw. Brent Perkins. Brian Benson. Paul Harton, Tony Gerber. Jim Schildcr. Third row: Pete Shomway, Rich Rapp. Warpainted Brent Perkins strides to keep ahead Rick Foster. Scott Marosek, Marly Mostyn. Bryan Avery. John Hendrickson. Tom Kirkham. Chris An- derson. Nick Bowers. Matt Klopfstcin. Bryan Obert- ing, Mike Rcebel. Brian Klass passes the spectators and goes on to the finish line. Sports 87 Endurance This year's girls' crosscoun- try team record was 3-1-0. Coach Gary Smith commented that this was the best girls’ sea- son ever. They finished second in the OCC league and third in the District. They were also champions in our own Worth- ington Invitational. Ann Fisher made All District; in addition, she and Nancy Emery made All League. Front row: Penny Parker. Missy Furnace. Jenny Oppcr- ond row: Maura Walsh, Michele Lcuquc. Judy Myers, mann. Sue Brock, Anne Arsenault, Nancy Emery. Sec- Kim Michcal, Sharon Meyers, Kathy Poss. Kim Michcal concentrates on the race. Michele Leuque paces her stride as Maura Walsh follows behind 88 Sports Struggling at the line. Missy Furnace finishes. Sports 89 Pump. pump, pump' On your mark! Get set! Stop! Just a few more steps. Nancy. ' i 4 Sticks This year's field hockey team finished the season with a 10-4-1 record. The 32 member team came in second place in the OCC League. Again this year, they beat rival Columbus School for Girls. This growing sport has brought many girls not only for the competition but for the fun of it. TV IS THEY . K WDVIEW W VITl RSON I AIRMtjNT WEST ( S (i I MASTER HI DSON l ARI I Nr. TON HARII LY, BEXLEY BEXLEY. WATTE C.S.G LANCASTER U. ARLINGTON Smile Patti, your on Candid Camera! Coach Sunny Spung explains her strategy. 90 Sports Cheers from the sidelines. A Worthington player keeps the ball un dor control. First row: Claire Fleming. Faye Haire. Tabby Haire. Liz Selby. Lisa Lydens, Lynn Chrvala. Jill Foley. Stacey Snouffer. Robin Crispin. Betsy Patchcn; Sec- ond row: Heidi Lines. Libby Harding. Heidi Orrick. Susan Smith. Mindy Morrow. Co-captain Valerie Owen. Leanne Lemerich. Lisa Hampshire. Co-cap- tain Pam Bailey, Kitty Tchan; Third row: Jill Hitt. Tammy MeBrayer. Molly Anderson. Patti Miskinis. Tracey Hummer, Laura Smith, Pam Moore. Carrie O’Dair. Kathy Kneubel. Juli Klyce. Eileen Cronin. Michelle Hunt, Coach Sunny Spung. Sports 91 Volley The boys' tennis team had a record of 12-6-0. This record enabled the team to be second in the OCC and to send three team members to the state meet. The doubles team of Jeff Borcl and Denis King, and sin- gles player Lance Thompson competed. Lance was eliminat- ed in the second round. The team of nine varsity members will lose four of its seniors to graduation. Adam Sams, Richard Swanson, Scott Fisher, and Denis King are leaving, but left behind will be five experienced players. First year coach Rick Red- man commented that he was very pleased with the accom- plishments the team had this year. THE 1982-83 BOY S TENNIS TEAM (VARSITY) 1 5 3 3 5 HTS 4 FIRESTONE WESTERVILLE S. LANCASTER WESTLAND DUBLIN U. ARLI R Wfc £HFY GROVE ST. 1 c 1 2 2 £, S 3- I s. I 3- s z n f The third seeded singles player. Lance Thompson reaches for a backhand volley. 92 Sports Sporis 93 First year Coach Redman stands on the side- lines. Service The girls tennis team con- cluded this year with a 15-3-0 record. Despite their losses to the Columbus School for Girls and rival Upper Arlington, they proved their strength throughout the season. Although four of the varsity players will not return next year, the competition for filling these positions is challenging. In singles competition, Kristin Peterson. Michele Stcphcn- itch, and Korey Kerscher played numbers one, two, and three respectively. Charline Evans and Ann Fisher played the number one position in doubles, while Debbie Lee and Nancy Brigner played number two. In OCC competition, the team finished as finalists in the Sectionals. MEDINA 4 I AKRON FIRESTONE S 0 HATHAWAY BROWN 0 U. ARLINGTON WESTLAND GROVEPORT OAK WOOD CENTERV11 I F I ARLINGTON RLYNOS DSBLRG GROVE QITY WATTERSON WOOSTER C.S.G. 0 5 0 5 0 s n Varsily Tennis Team: Co-captain Michele Stcphcnitch. Co-captain Kristin Peterson. Ann Fisher. Debbie Lee. Charline Evans, Nancy Brigner, Korey Kerscher. Junior Varsity Tennis Team — First row. Kim Smith. Capt. Stephanie Schupp. Kathy McCabe. Second row: Liz Cohen. Katie McKinney. Alyson Poirier. Marnic Lambert. Tracy Ritter Third row Marie Donovan. Jody McFarland. Katie O’Dair. Wendy Kalinowski. Julie Murr. 94 Sports Charlinc Evans hits a solid forehand. Nancy Brigner makes a perfect follow through. Stretching for the ball, Debbie Lee serves. With concentration. Kim Smith watches the ball. Sports 95 Par The 1982-83 boys’ golf team had an outstanding 8-1-1 re- cord this season. Headed by Coach Riegel, the team placed third in the league, and in the tournament, they placed sec- ond. The team will lose a cou- ple seniors, but there are more underclassmen who will move up for next year's team. Individual honors went to Jim Bailey who was runner-up in the district finals. Pat Scott also was honored with a second place in the state finals. Coach Riegel commented that this year’s team had the best team average ever. Now that's a nice compliment! Above Varsity Row I: Jim Bailey. Chip Coman Row Chipping the ball. Pat Scott places his shot on the Dennis Harrington follows through on 2: Bob Barkley. Pat Scott. Dennis Harrington. Jeff Walton. green the tee off. Coach Dave Riegel. 96 Sports Jim Bailey strokes down the fairway. J.V. — Top to Bottom — Brad Flinders. John Gasper. John Hanly, Scott Dauterman. Todd Gochring, Rob Chrisman. Freshman Team Row I: Paul Anderson. Jeff Davies. Jay Singer. Rick Norman, David C. Row 2: Coach Tom Pollock. Steve Mapes. Matt McNaughtcn. Bobby Cran- dall. Brent Childlay. Jim Price. John Elmer. Jim Baldini. Putting up close. Jim Bailey goes for par. Sports 97 SpUeyball Volleyball Volleyball The 1982 volleyball season was a season of rebuilding. With only two seniors and four juniors returning this year the team was left with talent, but not depth in experience. The team was led by senior captain Lynne Steele. The only other senior of the team was Lisa Burns. The team was headed by Jennifer Elin. Returning as seniors next year are players: Shelia Ruda, Amy Parsons, Lynn Speelman and Debbie Cotter. The team will then be rounded out by this years talented sophomores and freshmen. wHi jthali REYN DSb kG I GROV ( p 2 gahannVm WESTERVILLE SO 2 WESfL k 0 HldmARD 9 A I NtWARK i|U GRf)V|-PORI U. ARI l MV m:; 0 REN ( l)SHI «, .1 MINI.IN WTTi P RLINCtONfMU MIFF ill N m d QROVH CTTY t 1 WE TH GAHANNA ERVILLE SO. GROVU’o n W First row: Leigh Graumlich. Tina Mason. Lisa Burns. Captain Lynn Steele. Tricia Wahlcnmaicr. Zoriada Cruz; Second row: Debbie Cotter. Tracey Dodd. Shan- non Dodd. Lisa Woods. Kyla White. Danielle Brown. Susan Sanborn. Jenny Burk; Third row: Assistant Coach Beth Haunty. Manager Vicky Jarris. Pam Chapman. Sheila Ruda. Stephanie Gollcdgc. Sorinnc Busby. Amy Parsons. Jill Haunty. Tracy Nagel. Shelly Davis. Lynn Speelman. Manager Paula Levesque. Head Coach Jen- nifer Elin. Not pictured: Melissa Malcck. Lynn Steele shows her form while serv- Amy Parsons and Lynn Steele attempt to block a spike by opponents ing. 98 Sports ;yball Volleyball Volleyball Lisa Burns spikes the ball into her opponent's arms. Amy Parsons bumps the ball, while Debbie Cotter and Lynn Speelman Standing on air. Lynne Steele makes prepare to help. contact with the ball. Sports 99 Worthington's volleyball team works together for victory Pass The girls’ basketball team had an equal season consider- ing their record of 10-10-0, but really this was a season of re- building. There was only one returning senior from last year’s team. Next year though, everyone should be looking for high standards. Senior captain Lynn Steele finished her high school basketball career on a high point. Returning as sen- iors next year will be: Jenny Weislogel, Michele St. Pierre, Jill Hitt, Karen Emery, Glenda Oury, and Martha Schmidt. The girls were coached by Dr. Wallace Chandler and his as- sistant Dave Ginger. • VARSITY — Silting: Captain Lynn Steele. Kneeling: Standing: Coach Wallace. Chandler. Chris Sheldon. Al- Greg Steisslinger. Stephanie Schupp. Amy Miller, Glen lison Brewton, Jenny Weislogel, Julie Justice. Michele da Oury. Martha Schmidt. Manager Morgan Downing. St. Pierre. Jill Hitt. Karen Emery. Dave Clinger GROVE CITY WATTERSON GAH W H F I SI ) E WES I I R 11 LE SI WESTLAND ■ oVEPOR I IaR LING ION fc'NOI DSBl RG MARION FRANKLIN GROVE CITY 1 NEWARK GA WEHRLE WESTERVI WEST I AND grovfportU Rl YNOLDSBLRG N R I INGTON DEN MCKINI I -ar U. A I LINT Dribbling the ball. Glenda Oury keeps it from her defender. Lynn Steele has her hands raised on defense. 100 Sports JUNIOR VARSITY Standing: Coach Sunny Spung. Shannon Dodd. Sarah Kneeling: Kathy Maher. Amy Anker, Donna Bauer. Wilson. Susan Luke. Jill Haunty. Amy Strapp. Nicole Vicki Todd. Sandra Marosek. Maura Walsh. Deni Gold- Sheldon. Katie Steisslinger. Michelle Hunt, man. Allison Brewton jumps for the tip-off. FRESHMEN Kneeling: Stacey Snouffer. Julie Lintz, Dawn Newsome, Chris Robinson. Kelly Arter. Standing: Chris Kim. Barb Long. Debbie Mc- Coy. Corinne Busby. Lynettc Humphery. Grace Knott. Margie. Coach Myra Wright. Michele St. Pierre shoots the ball, as Glenda Oury follows in behind. Sports 101 Foul The boys’ basketball team completed their season with a 18-4-0 record. They were the Ohio Capital Conference Champions with a 11-3-0 re- cord. There were only four members of last years team re- turning, but players up from the junior varsity brought with them depth and skill to the var- sity team. The team will be losing six, members: Bob Biehl, Jay Hammond, Laddin Lakey, Doug Lyles, Mike Salvino, and Kevin Scott. The only return- ing starter to next year’s team will be Matt Sobolewski. The team had a great season and accomplished this by working together. They were headed by Coach Jon Daup. VARSITY — Kneeling: Greg Schwab. Jeff Graumlich. Doug Lyles. Bob Biehl, Jay Hammond. Bill Routzong. Laddin Lakey. Manager Mike Hclmrath. Standing: Coach Jon Daup. Judd Rupp. Jim Letizia. Matt Sobo- lewski. Kevin Scott. Lars Schmidt. Mike Salvino. Dennis Mercer. Trainer Dave Lilt Jay Hammond dribbles the ball around a defender. Coming up and out from under the basket. Matt Sobolewski shoots the ball. 102 Sports Basketball Basketball Basketball BLUE Kneeling: Jon Sprunger. Dave Nebraska. Doug Holroyd, Brian Carter. Clyde Franklin. Scott Frost; Standing: Coach Ken Carey, David St. Pierre. Tony Sobolcwski, Gary Kelley. Chuck Hale. Pat Kelly. RED — Kneeling: John Joseph. Dave Cahall, Dale Hampshire, Korey Brown. Glenn Oury, Greg Pogan; Standing: Mike Young, Jamie Bull, Tom O’Leary, Dennis Ebersole, Dave Panozzo, Chris Doyle, George Black. Coach Bill Damsel. • • JUNIOR VARSITY Chris Peele. Tommy Lyles, Buck Jenkins, Pete Engles. Kneeling: Derek Fields. Chad Amato, Chip Newsome. Dan Dice. Dave Dowling, Greg Ubert. Coach Greg Phil- John Fastrich, Brad Wentz. Steve Elshoff; Standing: lips. Doug Lyles looks for someone to pass to. Sports 103 Vault The men's gynnastics team started off this year's season with its main competition be- ing injury, sickness, and lack of experience. There was much concern among the team after losing four strong seniors from the class of '82. The second year coach Marc Small turned out an outstanding team de- spite all of the obstacles. This year’s team was well- rounded, having each member competing in the state meet. In the state meet this year the Cards scored 111.94 points and turned in a respective 8th place finish. Although the senior leader- ship of Capt. Todd Price, Tim Willson, Paul Laws, and John Wogaman will be missed great- ly next year, the Cards will be sure to keep up the running tra- dition fo winning. On the parallel bars. Tim Willson holds his handstand. Front row: Mike Sickler. Mike Ploss. Eric Kuwana. Joe Captain Todd Price. Jim Wogaman. Paul Laws. Tim Moss. Mike Stichter. Back row: Coach Marc Small. Willson. John Kneubcl. Matt Hower. Paul Laws performs his routine on the pommel horse at the state meet 104 Sports Sport � 105 Bmiastics Gymnastics Gymn The girls' gymnastics team had a good season this year. They sent Freshman Colleen Yakam to state to compete and she came back with a respect- able eleventh place for her first year. There will be more action to come for her. There are five seniors leav- ing the team this year, but there will be a lot of exper- ienced members to return next year. Row 1: Karen Placeway. Julie McBride. Teri Willson Colleen Yakam. Sally Swartzmiller. Betsy Patchen. Row 2: Susan Ford. Lisa McBride. Liz Walton. Suzic Kli sares. Krista Ford. Debbie Schwarz. Nancy Hubbard Ann Luke. Jill Bookhout. Row 3: Coach Rob Strohl Coach Marty McLain. Alyson Poirier. Vanessa Holmes. Michele Jaynes. Kathy Poss. Shana Stewart, Mary F.llen Foley. Gayle Mack. Lynn Furton, Coach Linda White. Coach Marcie Arsenault. On the beam. Suzic Klisares prepares for her next Jill Bookhout hits the vault, move. 106 Sports Krista Ford performs on the uneven bars. Completing her vault. Lisa McBride prepares to land Sports 107 Dive The boys’ swim team again had an excellent winning sea- son. The team record was 11-1- 0 with their only loss being against Firestone. The team took second place in the Dis- trict meet and third in the State meet. In the Districts, Tim Jurrs placed First in the 100-breast stroke; Matt Top- per placed first in the 200 and 100-freestyle; Craig Hummer placed first in the 200-1M; James Allen placed first in the 500-freestyle; and, James Fi- scher placed first in the diving competition. In the State meet, Tim Jurrs placed first in the 100-breast stroke. The team was directed by Coach Jerry Beaman. WE THEY WESTERVILLE S. 84 43 HILL SCHOOL 71 55 Gi FN OAK 86 40 ST. XAVIER 64 62 COLUMBUS ACAD 74 53 U. ARLINGTON 74 53 FIRESTONE 55 72 WESTERVILLE N. 79 44 CENTERVILLE 129 43 ORANGE 64 62 HAUHEN 72 54 ST CHARLES 65 62 First row: Mike Huff. Fred. Greg Russ. Jeff Atkinson. Mark Drotleff. Mike McGlenn. Jack Hocrner. Steven Sung. Second row: Jonathon Warnick, Jon McLaughlin. Dan Ersley. Craig Hummer. Matt Topper. Tim Jurrs, Craig Faircloth. Dave Greenlee. Brian Peticoles. Third row: Rick Sevcrcncc. Mark Lang, Jim Fischer, Mike Wallace. James Allen at large. A Worthington swimmer does the breast stroke. 108 Sports Okay, who's the funny one with the camera? Sports 109 Stroke The girls' swim team's sea- son kept up again the standard of excellence held by Worth- ington swimmers for the past several years. Led by senior captains Lisa Hampshire and Leanne Lemerich, the team's record was 10-0-0, and they were district champs for yet another season. At the District meet, Kelly Davis placed first in the 200- freestyle, Karen Taylor placed first in the 200-1M, Lisa Hampshire placed first in the 100-butterfly, Kelly Davis also placed first in the 500-frees- tyle. The 400-frecstyle relay team consisting of Kelly Davis, Karen Taylor, Tracey Atkin- son, and Mindy Morrow fin- ished first, too. Coached by Jerry Beaman, the team took fifth place in the State meet. WKSTERVILLE S WE 72 THEY 55 GLEN OAK 65 62 FIRESTONE 89 38 WESTERVILLE V 83 44 U. ARLINGTON 76 51 CENTERVILLE 136 92 ORANGE 84 43 HAUHEN 79 47 HARTLEY 62 58 ORANGE RELAYS 1st Place First row Susie Farb. Beth Ball. Jill Foley. Second row: Silene Lcibowitz. Katie Fischer. I.cannc Lemerich. Sarah Reindflcsch. Lisa Hampshire. Vicki Jarvis. Karic German. Beth Baur, Lori Huff. Jenny Byrd Third row: Karen Taylor. Kristie Huffman, Mindy Morrow. Allison Peticolcs. Cathy Zarkos. Tracey Atkinson. Molly Ander- son. Debbie Davis Fourth row Laura Smith. Allison Gordly. Amy McFarland. Jill Wolfram. Jodi McFar- land. Beth Petrie. Karen Gansser. Carrie Koch. Cindi Handshy. Karen Ollila. The girls debate about swimming 110 Sports Top: At six in the morning, we all need kickboards to help us Bottom: Just ignore them, maybe they’ll go away, swim our laps. Sports 111 Pin The muscle men of the wres- tling team completed their sea- son with a 10-3-0 record. In order to be on the wrestling team, a member has to go through rigorous and disci- plined training. They have to keep up their strength while at the same time keep in their weight class all season. Under the direction of Coach Bukky, the team sent six members to the Slate meet: Andy Furnace, Tim DeWitt, Craig Bateman, Ron Garbo. John Lennon, and Kevin Ham- ilton. Andy, Craig, and Ron advanced after the first round competition and Andy also went on to capture fifth place out of 274 competitors in his weight class. The season as a total was full of excitement and challenge. VARSITY Gordie Stewart. Gary Hitzcman. Craig Bateman. Scott Kneeling Todd Kane. Dirk Murlcy. Shaun Loprcsti. Fisher. Ron Garbo. Kevin L'bert. Andy Furnace. Not Scan Flart. John Soroka. John Lennon. Matt Gundling. pictured: Tim DeWitt. Bo Weaver Standing Mike Josclyn. Todd Haimerl. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: F'ric Rcisch. Mike Allen. Todd Anderson. Scott Streets, F.ric Frcndberg. Scott Milhoon. Kevin Brcnncn. John Hanley. Dan James, Dave Ren . Andy Hampstead Standing: Scott Barnett. Doug Brooks. Phil Lancse, Mike DcMuth. Todd. Hanks. Peter James. Dan Hil cman. Bill Davis. Matt Cahall, Rick Righi. Jamcy Gatchell. Rick Carter. James Gardikcs. Rob Keancy. May I have this dance? 112 Sports Todd Kane has his opponent in a hold. John l.cnnon attempts to pin his man. Ron Garbo puts his man off balance. Kevin Hamilton lifts his opponent off his feet CARDINAL'S NEST FRESHMEN Kneeling: Paul Wright. Dave Hayden. Jay Sing- Standing Colin Noyes. Rick Clay. Dave l.cnnon. cr. Dave Carline. Chris Todd. Keith Clark. Andy Chad Cowman. Bruce Cameron. Hiroshi Morita. Quillan. Tim O'Connor. Rich Norman Greg Line. John Van Zwieten. Jamey Mott. Sports 113 Pitch The boys' baseball team con- cluded their season with a 16- 5-0 record. The team was very young with few members re- turning from last year’s varsity team. This left an inexperience team for Coach Cozze to mold and shape, but with the pre- vious coachings of J.V. Coach Van Arsdall, a lot of the work was already done. The team sent Jay Marzano to the all-league team, with Joe Ford receiving an honorable mention. Jay Hammond and Mark Hertel made the all-dis- trict team, and Jay Hammond also made the state team. VARSITY — Row 1: Asst. Coach Scott Burkholder. Jeff Garvin. Pat Leonard, Jay Marzano, Mark Hertel, Kevin Ubert, Bill Routzong. Brad Wentz, Matt Ferko. Row 2: Coach Cozze. Trainer Jeff Grumlick, Scott Da- vid, Joe Ford, Jim Letizia, Jay Hammond. Jeff Kolda, Jerry Birkhcimer, Jeff Ford. Gordie Stewart, Todd Korn, Asst. Coach Van Arsdall Senior Kevin Ubert walks off the field. Pat Leonard warms up. 114 Sports ball Baseball Baseball Baseball Gordie Stewart shows the proper technique for throwing the baseball. J.V. — Row I: Eric Gratz. Gregg Cobb. Dale Hampshire. Chad Amatto. Eric Hertel. David Nebraska. Rob Chrisman. Row 2: Coach Van Arsdall, Dick Basom. Geoff Stobart. Dave Rubsam, Derek Fields. Jack Hill. Greg Ubcrt. Ken Smullcn, Steve Elshoff. Scott Hindal FRESHMAN — Row I: Scott Frost. Delbert Leisure. Matt Cutica. Hiroshi Morita. Glenn Oury. Brian Werner. Mark Lulcs. Jerri Henry. Row 2: Coach. Clyde Franklin. Pete Callahan. Brian Compton, Bob Gibson. Greg Mattox, Tom O'Leary. Pat Kelly. Bob Morgan, Cory Brown. Greg Ubcrt imitates E.T. Jeff Kolda runs to the mound to save the Cards. Sports 115 Strike photo courtesy of the Worthington Suburbia News The softball team picked some good numbers in the year 1983. A 12-2-0 record in the OCC was good enough to win the league title, a feat pre- viously unaccomplished in the nine year history of softball at WHS. The team’s season was filled with adversity. The major problem the Cards had was finding a field suitable to play on. Due to all the rain during the season, the Flats became quite flooded. Occasionally, the team had to do their own groundskcep- ing. Once they found a field, the Cards winning machine be- came hard to stop. They had a ten game winning streak at one point, went to the third round of the tournament before being defeated, and finished the sea- son with an overall record of 15-4-0. The team will lose four sen- iors to graduation: Lynn Steele, Kristin Johnson, Lisa Burns, and Lee Millward. Jennifer Singer shows her pitching form. Glenda Oury crosses the plate for a WHS score. Row I: Glenda Oury, Marla Mediatore. Donna Bauer. Jenny Singer. Ann Clapp. Katie Heitman, Jenny Byrd. Row 2: Head Coach W'allacc Chandler, Michelle Hunt. s Lisa Burns. Lynn Steele, Martha Schmidt. Kristin John- son. Jill Hitt. Joni Mitchell. Lee Millward. Carolyn O'Leary, Asst. Coach Sharon Spung. 116 Sports Lynn Steele slides into home to beat the ball. Senior first baseman Kristin Johnson anticipates a bunt. photo courtesy of the Worthington Suburbia New� Row I: Margie Gordly. Stacey Snouffer. Amy Anchor, Tina Mason. Danielle Brown. Marla Hollander. Karen Placeway. Jill Bcycnccs. Sandra Marosck. Cindy Wegner. Row 2. Chris Kim. Lynda Meeks. Kelly Durrel. Debbie Noel. Corinne Busby. Jill Haunty. Allison Pcticolcs. Stephanie Schupp. Maura Williams. Coach Dave Clingcr. Catcher Carolyn signals for the next pitch. Sports 117 Hurdles The 1982-83 boys’ track team had a very good season winning six of its eight dual meets and placing mostly sec- ond in most invitationals and relays. The team sent many indivi- duals and teams to higher meets. Len Kemp, Hayden Humphery, Paul Linder, and the two-mile relay team of Matt Gabelman, Bryan Gissner, Jonathon Rompel, and Paul Turner (Bruce Whit- taker) all went on to capture higher awards. Many of this years team will return next year for another season. THE 1982-83 BOYS TRACK TEAM WHS sprinters race their way to the finish line. 118 Sports rack Track Above: Wes Chang hands off lo Joe Worthington during a relay. Left: Hayden Humphery goes for extra length in the long jump. Above: Quinten Sayer approaches the high jump in an upward motion. Left: WHS distance runners set the pace way ahead of the others. Sports 119 Relay This year’s girls’ track team was one of great ability and ac- complishment. Their record was 6-1-0 with their only loss being to rival Upper Arlington. In the state meet this year, Allison Brewton took third place in the high jump, Sarah Wilson took fifteenth in the discus, and the 1600 meter re- lay team of Juli Justice, Kathy Poss, Kristin Daum, and Mi- chele St. Pierre took fifth place. Eighteen team members let- tered this year, and only three of them are graduating. The girls voted their teammates on different catagories at the end of the season. The Most Valu- able award went to Michele St. Pierre, Most Dedicated award to Kathy Poss, Most Improved to Sarah Wilson, and the Out- standing Sportsmanship award to Yvon Bryant. Row 1: Amy Miller, Sarah Wilson. Joni O’Donnell. Mi- chelle Levesque. Morgan Downing. Cheryl Ciolek. Anne Arsenault, Brigitte Raymond, Jenny Fletcher. Marnic Lambert. Missy Furnace. Row 2: Nancy Emery, Allison Brewton, Amy Strapp. Beth Petrie, Juli Justice. Erin Trautwein. Lynettc Humphrey. Yvon Bryant. Michele St. Pierre. Kristin Daum. Ann Fisher. Sharon Young. Coach Jennifer Elin. Coach Nancy Beatty, Coach Me- lanie Justice. Juli Justice races to the finish line. In the 1600 meter relay. Michele St. Pierre runs her leg. 120 Sports Judges check the starters before the race. In the starting position. Erin Trautwein prepares to throw. Nancy Emery and Ann Fisher set the pace for the long run ahead Jenny Fletcher kicks over to clear the high jump Sports 121 FACULTY 124 Faculty Faculty 125 al John W. Hocfflcr. Principal Gladys Berry. Registrar Mary Damsel. Principal's Secretary Jacquc Cross. Central Unit Principal Karen Reynolds. Secretary Elaine Hottenroth. Activities Director Linda Hopper. Sccrctary Rcccptiomst Linda Orlik. Treasurer Worthington High School has a very special person working in the building. She helps out in the areas of senior commencement, academic honors, scheduling the gym for dances, student council elections, winter carnival, the musicals, approval of daily announce- ments, and clubs to list a few. You’re probably thinking this lady is a pretty special part that makes this school roll and you’re right. Her name is Miss Elaine Hottenroth and she is our Ac- tivities Director. She has been at the high school for 22 years and has held this position for the last thirteen years. Miss. Hottenroth feels that although her job is a huge responsibility, direct contact with the student body makes it all worth it. To hold this position, one must be a person all of WHS can de- pend on and we have obviously found just that person. The CARDINAL would like to say on be-half of everyone here, thanks for helping to make WHS the BEST! 126 Faculty Opposite Left: Mr. Hoeffler addresses an assembly. Opposite Right: Mr Hoeffler and other administration officials. Top Right: The incredible Mrs. Hopper working diligently as usual. Lower Left: Mrs. Orlik with her well wishers and friends? Lower Right Mrs Berry working with what she enjoys most: PAPERWORK!! Jerry Stephan. Counselor David C. Howell. Athletic Director Penny Lengycl. Media Specialist Margaret White. Media Specialist June Agncw. Media Aide Maureen Looker, Teaching Resource Aide Genevieve Knouff. Nurse Jill Buell. Computer Lab Aide Faculty 127 Unit James Gooding, East Unit Principal Colleen Grubc. Secretary Barbara Burk. Attendance Monitor Betty Hoskins. Monitor Grace Sanders. Guidance Jane Murphy. Guidance Ken Valentine, Guidance Judy Dillon. Guidance Secretary A fresh face came to the East Unit office at Worthington High School this year. Mrs. Colleen Grube became one of the East Unit secretaries. Mrs. Grube moved to Worthington from North Canton, Ohio, where she was a secretary at the North Canton High School. When asked why she chose our school, Mrs. Grube said that everyone she had talked to had told her that Worthington has great schools. The main reason that Mrs. Grube chose to work as a high school secretary again is that she loves being near kids in general and more particularly, teenagers. We all come in contact with the school sec- retaries and all of us in East are glad that Mrs. Grube has joined up with us. She is one of the many who deserves a round of applause. Upper Left: It has been a busy day for Barb Burk. Lower Left: “I thought you worked in the West Unit office. Mr. Apthorp?” l ower Right: Do these people need guidance? Opposite: “Oh no. not again!” 128 __________ West Sterling T. Apthorp, Jr.. West Unit Principal Drucilla Alexander. Secretary Jacquelyn Burns. Attendance Monitor C 3 Betty Surface. Monitor Robert McCollins. Guidance Chairman Jan Myers, Guidance Judic Elgin, Guidance Secretary Many of the Worthington High School staff members have been here for quite a few years and have a great deal of experience. Dru Alexander is certainly no exception, for she has been a secretary in the West Unit office for 13 years and loves it. She feels that what has kept her here for so long is the fact that WHS is filled with fantastic students. The most important thing to her is to try to welcome everyone into the West Unit office with a friendly smile and a big, “Hi, what can I do for you?” Personally, Mrs. Alexander finds much satisfaction when a student refers to her as “mom” or greets her as they would their best friend. She welcomes everyone to stop by once in a while if for nothing else to just say “Hello.” Faculty 129 o X) urne ___ Ronald L. Porta, Kilbournc Unit Principal Corky Benner, Secretary Carol Wallen, Secretary James Ort. Guidance Linda Meinelt, Librarian Joy Rogers, Monitor Joyce Whittaker. Monitor Helen Davis, Nurse For the last two years Kilbourne has had an active parent volunteer group involved in the school. Last year, Ron Porta, the principal asked parents of ninth graders if they would be interest- ed in helping out in various ways throughout the school. The response was overwhelming. The parents provide many necessary services and have had a major impact on the school climate. In- cluded among the services these volun- teers have performed are working as library and school office aides; as cafe- teria supervisor: as chaperones; and as special events planners and workers for the ninth grade party. This year over 100 parents were involved in planning the “Kilbourne Goes Hawaiian” party. Mr. Porta says, “Students, staff, and parents all tend to benefit from the par- ents' presence at school. Above: Life isn’t all peaches and cream. Right: Mrs. Meinelt helps a student in the library. Opposite Upper Left: One of the many speakers at the AP. Opposite Right: Mr. Butler says, “Even teachers deserve a break now and then. Opposite Lower Left: Could I have someone’s attention please? I 30 Faculty Mrs. Barbara Laird at the Alterna- tive School holds a challenging posi- tion; she is the Teacher-Director. The reason Mrs. Laird is called the teacher- director is that while being the director of the school she is also a teacher in the area of social studies. She usually teaches World History I and II and economics. She has held this position for five years now and feels it is the best job in the entire district. When asked why she likes her job she replied, “It’s so different because staff, students, and myself make the important decisions about such things as curriculum and activities.” Faculty 131 ed Arts James Scowdcn. Chairman Rudy Hitzeman Larry Kincaid Martha McBurncy Leslie McCall Jim Postle Polly Tcwart 132 Faculty Opposite Top: Teachers all play the grading game now and then. Opposite Bottom Left: Watching Mr. Hitzeman proves to be a good way to learn. Opposite Bottom Right: “This is interesting.“ Upper Left: “I told you NO cheat sheets!” Upper Right: “You with the green shirt. Left: “You're probably wondering what these five numbers behind me are for aren't you? So am I. Faculty 133 En gy sh Peggy Pyron. Chairman Nancy Beattie Brendan Bey Sue Bookwalter Karen Frank Allan Fuller Gail Gay Bev Graves Beth Haney Wayne Harvey The class of 1985 has become the last class to take Composition I as a re- quired course. The Worthington school board feels that students should learn better writing skills. As a result, a new course will be facing the entire class of 1986 called English II. This will be a one year course. While the school board feels that this course will be beneficial to the sophomores, many others feel that this may not be the case. Many believe that it is more beneficial to the students to be exposed to more than one teacher because each teacher stresses different areas. Also several English electives are in jeopardy now because of lack of enrollment. Hopefully this new course will be a benefit to the class of 1986 and future classes. 134 Faculty Opposite: Mrs. Haney passes out Senior report cards in administrative homeroom. Left: Mr. Rousculp introduces guests at the Alternative School. Ken Heaps Bronwynn Hopton Roger Johnson Betty Kincaid Jerri Lawrence Richard Mansfield Louise McDonald Tom Pollock Charles Rousculp Brad Routson Thomas Savon Patricia Saylor Cyndee Schoenhoff Nan Wampler Faculty 135 Arts D C E Top Left: Mr. Tchiegg. Bottom Left: Mr. Snouffer presents an award. Bottom Right: “And a 1 and a 2 and a Eat your heart out Lawrence Wclk!” Opposite: Ana Farach shows students a bit of Spanish culture. 136 Faculty ■ Foreign Lan Alex Pashovich. Chairman ri Barbara Armitagc V - Robert Ballinger CTQ n Juan Benalcazar Ana Farach Birgitta Ker Elizabeth Larson Rita Marker Lillian Mcsscnhcimer Pam Reeb It is often said that for those of us who know more than one language that the opportunities are limitless. Worth- ington High School has known this fact for many years and has done everything in its power to make foreign language available to its students. At the current time, students here at Worthington can take French, Spanish, Russian, Ger- man, and Latin. According to several of the foreign language teachers, enrol- ment is increasing greatly. School guid- ance counselors also agree that foreign language is a good idea for most stu- dents because more and more colleges across the nation are asking that stu- dents have had at least two years of a language before entrance. Another im- portant reason for foreign language is understanding the culture and view- points of other peoples. Worthington High School is also one of the few high schools in this area that can boast of a foreign exchange program for those students taking French. The exchange is of course with a city in France. For those of you who haven’t taken any for- eign language, you might just want to think about it. omatics Jennifer Young. Chairman Joanne Allsop Jane Baxtor Duane Buller Betty Eberlc Karon M. Frank Gerald Haas David Holl Marcia Keith Lillian Macer Fraukc Palmer Gary Rusk Thanks to the Worthington School Board and the high school administra- tion. Worthington High School is now one of the many schools throughout the state of Ohio with a senior placement math course. During the fall all Juniors take the OSU placement test. Upon looking at the scores, those who it ap- pears may have to take remedial math at OSU are recommended to take this one year course as a Senior. The idea is to do the remedial work as a Senior rather than have to pay to take remedi- al courses with no credit in college. The class is like Algebra II, but it has been stressed that this class is not a review. The class does quite a bit of homework, but TI-30 calculators are used which cut down on time. Mr. Holl, the senior placement math teacher believes the at- titude in class this year was excellent and the program has been a major suc- cess. 138 Faculty Opposite: She could call your parents too! Top: The planting of the Anti-log tree by Mrs. Palmer’s 3rd period math analysis class in honor of the lack of Arbor Day. Bottom: Lee explains seme math to Mr. Haas. Faculty 139 ce Nick Haincn Bob Hill Don Hyatt 140 Faculty Many of us have often thought that it would be great to take a course where we could live with friends, learn in a hands on environment, and have great time too. If you think this is impossible, how wrong you are! The Worthington Field Studies, Inc. has been operating two Summer Field Ecology courses now since 1968. The ideas of these courses are to provide students with the great opportunity to learn about their natural environment through direct field exper- iences; to provide the structure for de- veloping an intensive, field study pro- gram with competent leadership; and to meet others. The first trip goes North- west and students will visit such places as the Rocky Mountain National Park, Teton National Park and Yellowstone. The Southwest trip is conducted every other year and some of the places vis- ited are Colorado and the Grand Can- yon. All students live in tents and cook their food on both trips. Participants are expected to maintain a notebook reflecting their experiences, as well as the responses to a series of problems presented enroute by the in- structor. One credit may be earned. Opposite: If you understand this formula, you'll do great on TOMORROWS test Left: Mr Willce. it’s so smooth!! Jim Immelt Herb Linzell Robert McBurney Roger Pinnicks Helen Scizcrt Ed Shay Don Wilke Dan Wingett Faculty 141 , 1 Studies John Stcitz. Chairman Paul Bukky Nancy Charlton Bill Damsel Jon Daup Mark Ellwood Pam Galipault Larry Gay John Hammill O O cn Something has been quietly taking place for five years now in the Social Studies Department. One lone man, Mr. Walter, who teaches U.S. History and Government, has put himself out on a limb, open to ridicule, because he has a basic history and government test which all his students must pass if they want full credit for his course. It should be noted that all Juniors must take this course and receive a full credit. Stu- dents have three tries to earn at least 70 percent on this test. The test questions are exactly the same each time. When asked why he gives the test, Mr. Walter gave several reasons. Kids can actually see their growth. It lets the teachers know if ideas are coming across and he wants to be sure that all of his students leave high school with a basic under- standing of U.S. History and Govern- ment. If this basic understanding can't be shown, then the student must retake either four weeks of summer school or one semester of his Senior year to re- ceive the other half credit to graduate. Unfortunately Mr. Walter believes that his day of a basic test in all U.S. Histo- ry and Government classes is, “a long way off.” Left: Mr Molnar reads a student's paper Below: Mr. Hammill finds peace and quiet. Opposite Top Left: When I call your name say HERE! Opposite Lower Left: This book is wrong! Opposite Right: A lecture on the 1960’s. 142 Faculty Kileen Mecrs Tom Molnar Chuck Palmer Neil Walter Hr ft ( c r£ A 5 S ' ( hfti PM M IL 1 T j fV N Faculty 143 al Education Peggy Herrmann Arlccn Keeling James Keyhoc 144 Faculty Physical Educ Stan Robinett, Chairman Jerry Baker Frank Cozzc Jennifer Elin Karen Howell Robert Wion Miss Jennifer Elin and Mr. Jerry Ba- ker have a team-teaching kind of phys- ical education class which seems to work quite well. The two work and get along great which is necessary for a successful program. Activities are de- cided through what has been successful, student surveys, and what types of ac- tivities are current and popular. They feel that they have achieved a good bal- ance between co-ed activities along with separate units for boys and girls. Students keep a notebook of handouts, take a comprehensive final exam and have a written project, and for this rea- son they feel gym should be counted in the student’s grade point average. They look forward to the day that gym is a four year requirement. Faculty 145 ,ional Education 146 Faculty Cooks And Custom The Kilbourne Cooks. Top Right: Marty Stein, Head Custodian Kilbourne. Middle Right: Hal McIntyre and Warren Decker. Bottom Left: Warren and Bettie exchange classified information. Faculty 147 148 AP AP 149 150 A P Although the Alternative Pro- gram’s Linworth campus is sepa- rate from Main campus, it is an integral part of Worthington High School. It shares the same school spirit, pride, and identity as Kilbourne and Main campus. At the same time, however, the AP campus possesses a more re- laxed and independent environ- ment. Students believe in a self- motivated, self-directed, and self- structured learning, rather than a conventional and dependent edu- cation. Contrary to the AP student ste- reotype, people choose to attend the Linworth campus for a variety of reasons: smaller school setting, more individual attention, differ- ent learning style, or flexible schedule. The unique qualities of this campus are conducive to a high level of achievement and mo- tivation. Not only is the Linworth cam- pus respected for its degree of tal- ent and intelligence, it is recog- nized for its highlight of yearly events. In November, AP stu- dents and their family plan a chili supper. During May, parents have a yard sale, paper drive, bake sale, and May Pole dance. The Lin- worth campus proves itself to be an unique as well as a significant part of Worthington High School. Opposite Top: The Linworth campus. Opposite Left: David Tyes is looking cool. Opposite Right Middle: Nara Merhar goes Valley Girl. Opposite Right Bottom: Dana Master has the blahs. Top: Kelly Lowe and Troy McDonald show the New Wave look. Bottom: Jeff Mirasovich takes a break in class. AP I5I Opposite Top Left: Paul Martin goes formal. Opposite Left Middle: Kevin Herrick practices sharpening his pencil. Opposite Right: Sam Myers relaxes with a book. Opposite Bottom: AP students are on the watch. Top I-eft: Chris Cooper seemingly en- joys school. Top Right: “I can't seem to slay awake! Bottom Left: Larry Grabinger smiles slyly. Bottom Right: Dave Svoboda sits on top of the world. AP 153 Freshmen 155 John Abegg Andy Allen Stu Allen Adic A morose Beth Anderson Eric Anderson Paul Anderson Amy Anker Kelly Arter Jenny Artino Jeff Atkinson Laura Arthur Anne Barker Trisha Barnes Lisa Bennett Stene Barry Norman Bartony Donna Bauer Jeff Baur Laura Beatty Melissa Begeman Mark Benveniste John Bader Karen Bader Scott Baillie Tom Bainbridge Mike Baird Jim Baldini 156 Fresh me a Christa Richardson and Debbie Pirtle walk out to lunch. Jessica Bernstein Pam Betts David Beyer Jill Biehias Kim Bilacic Daphne Bishop Juanita Bixel George Black Becky Boldon Robbie Bootes Doug Bosse Julie Bowman Chris Bracken Randy Brackens David Brackney Mamie Bragg Richard Brazik Amy Brennan Becky Brennan Dusty Brentlinger Becki Briggs Chace Brinegar Danielle Brown Jenna Brown Ted Buit Jamie Bull Becky Bunte Henry Burdette Jenny Burk Garry Burrell Corinne Busby Jenny Byrd David Cahall Korey Brown Megan Brown Dana Brunskill Kirstin Bryan Dave Buchanan Jon Buford Freshmen 157 Kevin Caldwell Pete Callahan Braced Cameron Steve Campbell Tim Campbell David Carline Allison Carnahan Andrea Carothers Kathy Carpenter Brian Carter Dan Carter Chris Cassidy Todd Casto Mary Cathell Patrick Care John Chapman Brett Chidley Carl Ciardelli Jr. David Ciolek Keith Clark Jim Clark Rick Clay Dan Clifford Cindi Clipner Melissa Clouse David Coleman Anne Coning Sally Copeland Lori Corbett Charles Carter Laura Coulson Chad Couman Bobby Crandall Billy Crawford Diane Dagefoerde 158 Frcshmcn 4kV V Jenni Dally Kristen Davidson Jeff Davies Kevin Donnelly Doreen Davis Judy Davis Steve Delgardo David Delriesgo Jcanine Demaria Holly Dennis Michelle Devine Todd DeRosa Dave Dillman Lee Ann Digirolamo Shannon Dodd Kevin Donnelly Marc Doolittle Lori Dorn Chris Doyle Holly Dutchess Kelly Durrett Lori Eader Jill Earhart Dennis Ebersole Cathy Eblin Andy Eggers Jennifer Elliott Christine Ellis John Elmer Amy Epstein Anne Erven Jenny Evans Craig Faircloth Karl Feldman Brian Flaherty Matt Fletcher Freshmen 159 Todd Casto aims high Anne Flinn Mike Flood Tina Foote Amy Ford John Foster Neil Foulger Lisa Fowler Ginger Frankenburg Clyde Franklin Steve Frantz Paula Frenzer Terry Frick Scott Frost Laurice Frysinger Kathy Furnari Christine Furlow Missy Furnas Lynn Furton Mike Gabriel Jill Galvin Diane Gardner Rich Garner Nicole Garrard Alec Garaway Natalie Garvin Tony Gerber Kerry German Lora Gibbs Bob Gibson Carrie Gibson Karen Gibson Steve Gibson Pat Gillett Debbie Gerdner Christina Glenn Andy Goldstrom 160 Freshmen Stephanie Gooledge Ginger Goodwin Margie Gordley Tracy Gross Cathy Grady Andrea Gramlich Liegh Gramlich Valerie Gronlund Todd Greer Wendy Grego Susan Guild Holly Haden Emily Hagen Dianne Hainen Faye Haire Tabitna Haire Heath Hall Amy Handley Wendy Hansen Chris Hansley Kari Hansley Shannon Hall Dale Hampshire Rachel Harris Scott Harrison Todd Hatfield Jill Haunty Darren Hawkins David Hayden Kristi HufTman John Heer Leslie Henmeyer Robin Heltzel Sheila Hemami Jimmy Henninge Jerry Henry Freshmen 161 Stuart Henscl Chris Herman Kim Hill Scot Hinz Mike Hinzmann Tienchin Ho Tommy Holden Karla HofTman Amy Hoffman Marla Hollander Doug Holroyd Scott Hootman Chris Hoover Michelle Horek Tara Hower Michelle Hostetter Nancy Hubbard Dwight Huffman Amy Hugus Stephen Humeli Lynette Humphrey Michelle Hunt Kim Hydahl Christi Ingle Tyra Ingle Shanker Iyer Jenny Jackson Mark Jacobson Karin James Kevin Johnson Kim Jerome Terri Johnson Sarah Johnston John Joseph Ned Jursek Lanic Justice Cindi Clipner and Allison Carnahan are the best of friends 162 Freshmen Matt Kamer Lisa Kaskiw Sue Keaney Brecke Kelley Gary Kelley Janet Kelley Even freshmen have to cram for a test! Kerne Kelley Pat Kelley Kris Kersteter Beth Kiefner Chris Kim Bryan King Mike King Mike Kirk Krista Kirkwood Susie Klisares Matt Klopstein Beckie Klugh Kristy Knauer John Kneubel Grace Knodt Chris Kollmer Joe Koncelik Ruth Krohn Matt Kudika Dan Kunz Jr. Dave Labshaw Ashish La hot i Rashmi Lahoti Heather Lakey Valerie Lamb Mindy Landis Shelly Latham J.P. Layne Delbert Leasure John Leitzel Freshmen 163 David Lennon Jim Letizia Lori Lett Greg Line Julie Lintz Lynne Lesline Rick Litsinberger Barbara Long Jeff Lotas Kellie Louk Kyle Lulow Molly Lumsden Mark Lyles Greg Maddox Susie Main Brian Makuch Mellisa Malech Lori Mamone Jamie Manken Gary Mann Steve Mapes Sue Marcus Sandra Marosek Scott Marosek Brett Martin Frank Martin Brian Mason Keith Mason Kristi Mason Rob Mason Ross Mason Nicole Massoll Jody Mathews Steve Mathews Chris Maxer Dominic Maxwell 164 Freshman Car� May Randy May Missy Maynard Lisa McBride Theresa McBrayer Kathy McCarthy Kristine McComis Debbie McCoy Shawn McCormick Amy McDermott Jody McFarland Michael McGlynn Michelle McGuire Paul McGuire Jennifer McGurk Matt McNaughten Dan McWhorten Marla Mediatore Cindee Meeker Lynda Meeks Karen Meers Tim Melching Laura Menardi Carl Merhar Mike Merna Cammy Meslon Sue Meyer Donna Michael Noclle Michael Lauian Miguel Damaris Miller Another day of gossiping before school Freshman 165 Eric Miller Susie Moeschberger Sheri Mollica Pam Moore Bob Morgan Hiroshi Morita James Mott Mark Mottet John Mullins Brian Murphy Molly Murphy Daphne Musgrove Todd Musgrove Judy Myers Kiki Nagel David Nebraska Mike Nedell Dawn Newsome Sharon Niederlander Laurie Nixon Gary Noll Rich Norman Colin Noyes Krisan Oberliesen Carol O’connor Tim O’Connor Carrie O’Dair Joni O’Donnell Mary Ann Oelgoetz Donald Ogle Tim O’keefe 166 Freshmen Tom O’leary Lorin Orlik Glenn Oury Karen Outz Chad Owen Beth Owens Robert Pachciarz Dave Panozzo Brian Parshall Troy Payne Amy Peery Angie Price Anita Penn Kari Pietrangelo Alison Peticolas John Petree Lewis Pfeiffer Christi Pfriem Lisa Pickney Gwen Pinta Becky Phillips Mark Phillips Debbie Pirtle Karen Placeway Greg Pogan Laura Popelar Rudy Poglitsh Cathe Price John Price James Price Michelle Putz Andy Quillin Alexander Raichevich Melissa Rainey Suzanne Ramey Freshmen 167 W-. Tanya Ramirez Sara Ratterman Bret Raymond Lauri Reader Heather Reese Kristi Rice Kris Richards Christa Richardson Anne Riley Freshmen guys play a little ball Mindy Rimmel Derek Rish Tricia Roach Christine Robinson Greg Robinson Kris Robinson Debbie Scida Jim Schilder Danielle Schiraldi Scott Geoff Kris Scott Sanjay Sehgal w Roby Robinson Tina Rogers Danny Rotolo Beth Routzong Rod Rudy Mike Rudy Shannon Rush Todd Rush Greg Russ Susan Sanborn Kim Sandall Todd Sanders Alyce Saunders Tim Savage Tim Sayer Melissa Scarborough Kathy SchafTer Debbie Schwarz % 168 Freshmen Susie Selby Debi Seliga Rick Severance Craig Shemenski Cyndi Sheperd Rob Shoemaker Stephanie Shipman Laura Shock Peter Shumway Rob Sicilian Tom Silbert Mindy Silcott Jay Singer Shawn Mark Sintz Pern Sipe Gary Siperled Cindy Slicker Chandra Slocum Danny Smith Jim Smith Kim Smith Ed Snavely Stacey Snouffer Tony Sobolewski Lisa Spengler Ted Spradling Jon Sprunger Lee Stahl Todd Starker Jim Stavrides Katie Steisslinger Mike Stichter Freshmen 169 Amy Stiffler Geoff Stobart Jennifer Stofer Sherry Stone Ann-Marie Stremanos Linda Storrings David St. Pierre Chris Stump Laura Summerhill Steven Sung Tina Swartz Brigia Sweeny Stacey Swenderman Krista Sutterfield Steve Zabo Amy Tatman Chip Taylor Jay Tettenhorst Mark Tharp Cory Tilley Chris Todd Steve Todd Vicki Todd Laurel Tom mas Jim Townesend Nick Trakas Debbie Travis Cheryl Tumulty Anita Unger K.C. VanTassel John Vanzwieten Dyana Valentine Amy Van Dyke Susie Van Buren Lisa Wade Deanna Walker Dusty Brentlinger plays referee. 170 Freshmen Mike Wallick Mary Walsh Cyndie Warhula Susan Watkins Sally Weaver Rich Weber Bill Weeks Lisa Weiland Hugh Weiler Dave Weisenberger Pc y Welch Brian Werner Kyla White Cindy WMUte Janie Williams Wendy Williams Andy Wilson Teri Wolf Stephanie Wood Lisa Woods Mike Woods Tricia Worden Greg Workman Paul Wright Stacey Wright Coleen Yakam Keri Yore Dave Yothers Mike Young Sharon Young Michele Zinn Steve Zarkos Mary Zimmer Liz Walton Frank Wang Doug Warburton Jonathon Warnick What are YOU doing this weekend? Freshmen 171 SOPHOMORES 172 Sophomorcs Sophomores 173 Alisa Alaudini A Ala-u-dim John Albancsc David Alexander Mike Allen Chad Amato Chris Anderson Joy Anderson Molly Anderson Kris Andrews Sieve Andrews Andrea Applegate , i. Jay Armstrong Anne Arsenault Bryan Avery Julie Avrett Julie Baily Katie Baker i Derek Fields, Lee Monagan, and Chip Newsome enjoy class. 174 Sophomores Scott Barnett Amy Bartley Sherry Bash Susan Bateman Jim Bauman Judy Baumgardner Debra Beal Randy Bennett Scott Berg Andy Berry Sandra Bichl Laura Block Lisa Block Mary Bloechl Jack Board Mark Bobbitt Larry Bogan Dana Boldon Jeff Borel Lauren Bordquist Debbie Brackncy Lesley Breech June Breen Kevin Brennan Chris Brentlingcr Allison Brewton Nancy Brigner Rob Broehl Doug Brooks David Brown Karen Brown Toby Brown Stacie Bucher Susan Bunte Darren Burnham Shannon Busch Tracey Bush Dan Busse Jane Byrne Chris Byron Jeff Byron Dan Callagher Keith Cameron l.auric Campbell Kathy Carlson Rick Carter Mike Cassidy Robert Casto Sophomores 175 Dawn Chafin Jcnn Chanay Pam Chapman Andy Cheney Deborah Chipman Rob Chrisman Felicity Church Cheryl Ciolck Elizabeth Clark Kim Clark Rochelle Clark Tom Cleland Peter Clingan Melissa Cody Peter Coe Anthony Colcgrovc John Collinson Chip Coman Debbie Cooper 176 Sophomorcs Sharon Cooper Todd Corbin Robert Cowden Joe Crabtree Zoraida Cruz Beth Csillag Paul Curry Larry Dabbs Scott Dauterman Pete Davies Debbie Davis Scott Davis Shelley Davis Tom Davis Colin Dearth Mike Decker Nick DcFrancisco JoHannah DeHart Scan De Marce Diane Demaria Mark Demcno John Dennis John Devitto Dan Dice Victoria Dickinson Shelley Dillon Jennifer Diol Jill Donnellon Rosemary Dop Jill Dorsey Mark Drotlcff Paula Drozdowski Doug Drukker Sophomores 177 Jenny Duff Mark Eakins Rick Egclhoff Stanya Ellis Adriann F.lofson Steve Elshoff Rod Essig Jim Fabbro Suzy Farb Robin Fasone John Fastrich Derek Fields Mike Finn Kathryn Fischer Ann Fisher Patti Fisher Jenny Fletcher Brad Hinders Mary Flood Jane Flower Jill Foley MaryEllcn Foley Leslie Forbes Rick Foster Brandi Fox Jill Freedman Kevin Freese Eric Frcndberg Lisa Fronk Karen Gansscr Tina Garbin James Gardikcs Debra Gardner Keith Garrard John Gasper James Gatchcll 178 Sophomorcs Karen Gephart Kathy Gephart Kurt Getzendiner Wendy Gibson Sherri Girdner Bryan Gissiner Brad Godorhazy Jill Godorhazy Todd Gochring Deni Goldman Eric Goldsmith Scott Goss Wendy Grab Richard Graham Craig Grant Leigh Grant Eric Gratz Amy Graves Jeff Graumlich David Greenlee Colleen Grierson Steve Grunkemcycr Toni Gunther Scott Gustafson Mary Ellen Foley ponders about 18 more weeks of class 3 Kathy Hamilton Brad Hamer Jennifer Hammond Todds Hanks David Hansen Sean Hart Mike Hartman Vanessa Hastings Scott Hatfield James Hadden Liz Haefele Alex Haines Sophomores 179 Mike Hchmeycr Kalie Hcitman Scott Hclgeson Beth Hclmrcich Mark Irvine Craig Jacobsen Dan James Sandy Jarrctt Buck Jenkins Mark Johnson Kevin Havens Eric Hayden What did you say? Ken Helpman Marga Hcrreid James Herrick Eric Hcrtel Scott Hindall Sherri Hitchcock Dan Hit emann Amy Hobday Eric Hoffmann Carolyn Hoffmanncr Brian Hollaway Mary Hollingsworth Amy Hopper Beth Horn Mark Horstmcier Scott Houlton Suzy Houston Willy Houston Brett Howell Jennifer Howell Dcana Howes Laurie Huff Tracey Hummer I HO Sophomorcs Paul Johnston Sherry Johnston Paul Jones Tammy Jones Juli Justice Jackie Kaeppner Katherine Kalbouss Monica Kaminski Pam Kaskiw Julie Katz Jay Katzeman Mike Keegan Stephanie Keithly Len Kemp Sue Kemp John Kenyon Susan Kcown Mike Kcr Kristen Kiihr Kelly Kirwan Brian Klass Karen Klunk Juli Klycc Craig Knczovich Annie Krakcr Clark Kranz Julie Kudika Cole La fevers Chris Lamb Marnic Lambert Jim Lane Mark Lang Sophomores 181 Becky Lee Lee Lehmann Cindy Lciss Michelle Levesque Jan Lewis Candec Liming Lisa Lindig Rick Linscott Rob Litchfield Andrew Locffler Duncan Long Kevin Looker Brent Reis polkas at the Octoberfest Lindsey Loveless Susan Luke Tommy Lyles Polly Lynne Gayle Mack Jeff Mack Kathy Maher Mark Major AP Sophomores attend the town meeting. 182 Sophomores Vicki Makely Tcri Mankcn Tim Mansbcrry Amir Marandi Sally Marquardt Ruth Martin Tina Mason Charles Maurer Tim MeBrayer Julie McBride Melissa McDaniel John McGuire A W Katie McKinney Michelle Mcekins Beth Mecse Dennis Mercer Susan Meyer Scott Milhoan Amy Miller Diane Miller Scott Miller David Minico Joni Mitchell Lee Monagan Sean Montague Scott Morris Dana Morrow Mindy Morrow Monica Mosley Joe Moss Marty Mostyn Nancy Mottice Laura Moyc Margery Munger Amy Murch Kim Murphy Julie Murr Bret! Myers Ross Myers Lisa Nadrah Tracy Nagel Alison Nahay Michelle Neal Nicole Ncamand Cathy Nelson Bill Neville Chip Newson Thuy Mai Nguyen Dave Oberkrieser Bryan Obcrting Jon O’Donnell Lynne Oldsen Jill Oliver Peter Olson k L k Jenny Oppcrmann Cathy Ottcrbachcr Patty Parker Rick Parker Jenny Parrish Jenny Parsons Lupe Pasos Betsy Patchen Andy Patil Chris Pccle Jennifer Perez Michelle Perry Beth Horn. Susie Houston. Kim Shoemaker, and Nancy Motticc boogie tonight! Angie Peterson Erik Peterson Paul Pfeuffcr John Pilcher 184 Sophomorcs Kim Rimmcl Lori Risiing Laurie Robbins Suzanne Robinson Susan Rogers Paula Rojo Trcnl Plummer Alyson Poirier Mike Poss Janet Power Amy Quillan John Rambo Mike Ramsey Rich Rapp Clarissa Rcbcr Jeff Reed Jennifer Reese Steve Rcmy Eric Rcisch Robert Rentzsch Mike Rcnz Beth Rhoads Stacy Rhodes Chris Ricchctti Jon Rice Neil Richard Keith Ricker Mike Ricbcl Brent Rics Rick Righi We just had a Big Mac attack! Sophomores 185 Carol Romanoski David Ross Ellen Routh Dave Rubsam Rex Rudy Jim Saffen Dawn Smith Debbie Smith Laura Smith Ken Smullcn Gretchcn Snediker Don Snyder Gary Snyder John Soroka Stephanie Spicer Cathy Spies Stephanie Stafford Terri Samples Brett Santorn David Santuomo Kathy Scher Becky Schindler Carol Schlcmmcr Julie Schofield Zach Schrincr Kay Schrocdcr Stephanie Schupp Cheryl Scott Margy Shaffer '{ 186 Sophomorcs Angie St. Clair Sandy Steele Stacey Steinman Christy Stevens Mark Stone Robert Stone Amy Stottlemycr John Strayer Mike Stubblefield Denise Sunday Shana Stewart Kelly Stoerkel Lisa Svoboda Glynn Swain Rob Swallcy Doug Swartz Sally Swartzmiller Betty Swearengen Rick Tarantelli Mark Taylor Linda Tennant Beth Thomas Lance Thompson Marcella Thompson Melissa Thrall Jack Tipshus Jenny Topper Erin Trautwein Daniel Troutner Amie Turrill Sophomores 187 Brent and Jill have nothing to do. Dilated pupils mean this must be typing class? Tom Tussing Shelly Tway Greg Ubcrt Brad Van Fleet Julie Van Bodcgraven Katie Vierow Toni Voit Bobby Wade Tricia Wahlcnmaier Michael Waite Wendy Wallick Maura Walsh Susan W'ard Jeff W'atson Soni Wcagle Samantha W'cbb Cindi Wegner Steve Weil Marti Wcithman Dawn Wcslhouse Alison W'hitc Shawn White Bruce Whittaker Susan Wickline 188 Sophomores Brel Wiley Paul Wilkinson Sheri Will Kristi Williams Kobbic Williams Wendy Williams i Scott Willis Tcri Willson Jenifer Wilson Lisa Wilson Sara Wilson Randy Winters Lisa Witte Jeff Woodard Diane Woods Joe Worthington Jennifer Wright Suzanne Wrynn Karen Zacher Brent Zandc Andy Zenisck Curt Zesbaugh Pat Zipf Scott Zoog Monday morning deprevsion plagues Kevin Herrick. Some Juniors prefer Sophomore women! Sophomores 189 JUNIORS 190 Juniors Juniors 191 Lynne Abernathy Janet Adams Andy Affeldt Tamara Albert Todd Alexander Jim Allen Scan Allen Shelli Allen Rachel Alter Missy Amico Brad Anderson Chris Anderson Jill Anderson Todd Anderson Julie Appel Laura Arthur Tracy Atkinson Kristin Baker Tammy Baroway Kelli Barton Santa Barua Dick Basom Mike Bassani Craig Bateman Barry Bauer Beth Baur Kathy Beckman Denise Begeman Greg Bclgcr Tammy Bell Karen Belt Jeff Benadum Brian Benson Larry Betts Scott Morton is fierce as an alligator 192 Juniors Emily Borus Sarah Bossc Nick Bowers Sarah Bowers Julie Brant Sue Brock Thomas Brooks Laura Brown Mark Brown Paul Brown Eric Brunskill Karen Burch Jeff Burk Julie Burrell Kira Busch James Cahall John Calpin Paul Carney Keith Carol hers John Cathcll Laura Birkhimer Mary Bischoff Curt Bixcl Mike Blackburn Sally Blackford Judy Blackmorc Keenan Blankc Cathy Boardman Chris Bobbitt Ann Bogenrief Jane Bogg Jim Bolen •Tve had enough of this homework. Juniors 193 Robert Ccdzidlo Pete Chace David Chappell Beth Cherwinski Peter Chon Lynn Chrvala Kevin Church Andrea Clapp Ann Clapp Leah Clay Jennifer Clement Melanie Clinger Paul Coleman Butch Collins James Collins Jim Collvcr Debbie Cotter Marti Coulson Jeff Cramer Tammi Crawford Robin Crispin Eileen Cronin John Csillag Bill Curry James Cuthbert Mike Dagefoerde Guy Danner Kristin Daum Scott David Lisa Davidson Bill Davis Liz Davis Mike Dcaglc Steve Decker Vince DcKrancisco Kristie Dcmarec Andy Zweizig and Mike Dcaglc play cards. TS • I k u. % 194 Jumors Mary DcMaria Megan Demko Elizabeth DeMott Rachel DeSando Steven Dctlor Tim DeWitt Cari Diehl Chris Diehl Rebecca Diener Sandy Dixon Tracey Dodd Paul A. Dolan Guy Danner swears. Paul W. Dolan Marie Donovan Colleen Doody Mike Dorn l.ori Dorsch Kim Doucher Maureen Dowd Chris Duff My the Jill Wolfram shakes Mr. Hoeffler’s hand at Juniors 195 David Dunham Beth Edwards Kim Edwards Kevin Egan Don Eger Kim Ejzak Karen Emery Dan Ersley Charline Evans Keith Evans Chris Exlcy Robert Faber Mark Farmer L.isa Feldman Matt Ferko Erie Fickas Karen Finncll Jim Fischer Claire Fleming Jack Florence Nicole Foliano Jeff Ford Joe Ford Krista Ford Lisi Foster Steve Franchini Jeff Frantz Kellie Frederick Tim Fulston Matt Gabelman Jody Gahman Bob Garrett Jeff Garvin Jeanine Gatchcll Amy Gettys Casey Glass 196 Juniors Paul Harton Dean Gram Gina Gray Lesley Gray Rich Greene Sue Grosh Mark Guitry Maria Gunther Ben Guthrie Denver Guthrie Dawn Haidu Betty Kay Hall Gale Hallowell Phil Haney John Hanley Elizabeth Harding David Harrison Brian Harsh Paul Harton Derek Goldman Debbie Gorney Jenny Gosser Lisa Grabcr A decorated runs Cross Country. Juniors 197 Jeffrey Harvey Jenny Havens Scott Hayes Zoc Heimdal Judy Heinbaugh Alison Helmrath John Hendrickson Eric Hershberger Jack Hill Jill Hitt Jane Hobart Rick Hobart Jack Hoerner Chris Hollingcr Jenny Hooper Jody Hoppes Rinc Horton Kristina Howes Liska Hudyk Mike Huff Roger Huffman Mike Hughes Dan Hugus Hayden Humphrey Marianne Hyland Kelly Immel Ismail Ismail Peter James Kristi Jendry Brad Jester Shahna? Joarder Lars Johnson 198 Juniors Eric Jones Mike Jones Tami Jones Kim Joseph David Jurkowitz Jodi Kaeppner Wendy Kalinowski Todd Kane John Ward and Tad Buford eye Senior girls. Eric Karim John Katzeman Brad Kaufmann Rob Keaney Len Kemp Beth Kenyon Ed Kerbler Andy Kiefner Tim Kiihr Jason Kim Paul Kim John King Juniors 199 Mike King Tina Kinsey- Randy Kirk Dave Knodt Kerry Koch David Koncelik Todd Korn Jeff Kramer Luke Lumsden Lisa Lydens Tracy Main Suzanne Maliszcwski Hilary Malspeis Dave Marcus Joe Kumlcr Eric Kuwana Mark Lambert Phil Lanese Caroline Langer Tony Laync Beth Baur and Libby Harding dance to the music. Silene Lcibowitz Jeff LePorc Amy Lewis Paul Linder Eugene Liu Shawn Lockett Steve Locklear Bob Long Mike Lotas Peter l.othcs Kelly Lowe Doug Loycr 200 Juniors Tim. Liz. Paul, and Laura chat at the Valentine's Dance. You toucha my tie. I breaka your face! Kristine Martin Lisa Martin Molly Martin Jeff Mason Tim Mason Sarah Mathews Susan Mathews David Matthews Jennifer Matthews Tim Mattox Kathy McCabe Mark McCalla Jon McCaughan Tricia McCoy Todd McElmurray Lisa McFadden Todd McFarland Joel McGee Adam McKinley Paul McKissick Jennifer McLaughlin Marci McNaghtcn Julie McQuaide Dave Mcchling Karen Meeks Nora Mcrhar John Metz Fred Meyer Melani Miller Pam Miller Juniors 201 Paul Miller Penny Miller Patti Miskinis Beth Miyashiro Liz Mohammed Julie Mong Michael Monte Linda Moody Marsha Moore Robert Moreland Suzanne Morneau Anna Morris Scott Morton Dan Mullancy Bruce Munger Michael Murphy Scott Musgrove Phil Musser Mike Myers Sharon Myers Sonja Napier Nan Navarro Lori Ncdcll Jeff Nelson Norccn Nelson Kim Newman Dao Nguyen Hitoko Niwa Debbie Noel Nicole Noll Martin Norris Katie O'Dair Mike O'Harra Paul Okcl Carolyn O'Leary Pete Olmsted Barb O’Neil Heidi Orrick Gina Ottolenghi Glenda Oury Keith Ouzts Cynthia Owens Jeff Owens Jocelyn Palmer Kim Pali Steve Paul Kyle Pees Brian Pcticolas 202 Juniors Both Pctrcc Kathy Petrie Kathi Phriem Andrew Pickcn Jim Pinkham Laura Pinkhan Kara Pittman Larry Plot nick Wally Poetker Scoy Popelar Beth Pozzini Deanna Putz Kathy Quertimont Ron Ramey Lee Rainey Brigettc Raymond Lori Remy David Renz Fran Ridalfo David Rcibel Charline Evans returns a lob. Juniors 203 Enjoying lunch. Michelle St. Pierre tries to study. Tracy Ritter Jill Robertson Carl Robinson Julie Rocmmclc Robert Rogers Jonathan Rompel Andy Ross Dave RousselIc Bill Rout ong Dan Rubin Greg Ruck Sheila Ruda Judd Rupp Bridget Russell Satoshi Sakurai Terry Sal vino Adam Santclli Ned Sarle Doug Savage Judy Schaffer Melissa Schacr Becky Schimmollcr Sherry Schlater Lars Schmidt Martha Schmidt Mike Schmidt Laura Schmitt Chris Schoenhcrr Kelly Schorr Greg Schwab David Schwarz Jean Scott Pat Scott Karen Scdor Kendra Seitz Sue Sharp 204 Juniors David Shirk Cindy Shock Tracy Simmons Steve Sims Jennifer Singer Ned Skinner Kathy Smith Lisa Smith Paul Dolan shows off his art work Susan Smith Vicki Smith Adrienne Snodgrass Amey Snouffer Stephanie Snouffer Lamia Soliman Barbara Spcelman Shari Spellacy Mike Spradling Bruce Stahl Donna Stehle Susan Steinman Juniors 205 Michelle Taylor Killy Tchan Lisa Tennant Robert Thomas Blythe Thomson Brad Tolly Cindy Van Buren Art Varner Tony Villaviccncio Mike Vincenti Paula Volz June Wagers Pete James works hard in math class. Mary Steisslinger Bill Stephemteh Gordie Stewart Michele St. Pierre Amy Strapp Scott Streets Andrea Strom Deanna Sunday Stella Sung Kevin Swabb Greg Taylor Karen Taylor Marion Tomci John Toppari Michelle Tordoff Lory Trelease Bonnie Tumulty Paul Turner Rick Uldricks Roycc Vagnicr 206 Junh rs Jennifer Singer and Paul Miller find class amusing Come here and tell me if this is real food. Wendy Wahtola Edward Walsh Jeff Walton John Wang Judy Wang Leigh Anne Ward Todd Watson Bo Weaver Dorlhy Wcigleb Jason Weisgerber Jenny Weislogel Dan Weisner Brad Wentz Dana Whitlock Jackie Williams Jeff Williams Amy Wink Vickie Wise Coleman Wolf Tammic Wolfe Jill Wolfram Amy Woodring Elizabeth Wright Jacqueline W'ursta Michelle Wursta Jane Young Emily Zakin Cathy Zarkos James Zeid Andy Zweizig Juniors 207 TWKB The traditional Ten Man Kazoo Band has taken a new form, the “Ten Woman Ka oo Band Even though they were not a legitimate club. 30 or 40 spirit raising Senior girls wore their T-shirts to every football game to cheer on the Cards. World Humanities The World Humanities class is a double period course which consists mainly of seniors. This group of 30 or more students is team taught by Mrs. Frank and Mr. Snouffer. 208 Seniors SENIORS The Gang's all here: Margaret Brown. Sherri Hansen. Korey Kcrscher. Mar- tha Jacobs and Karen Immcl. Jill Bookhout plays a solo during band. When one reflects upon the high school years, there are some memories of the fresh- man, sophomore and junior years but it is the senior year which will stand out as the most memorable. Just as the cliche says, “The best always comes last! The Seniors of “’83 — the Class to be” proved that they were the class with spirit, tradition, and distinc- tion. With much enthusiasm and dedication, the Seniors built the 1982 Homecoming float which won first place. The pro- ject was a class effort, and it showed the growing potential of the ’83 Seniors as number one. The Class of 83 was a class teeming with spirit. Not only did they outnumber the freshmen, sophomores, and ju- niors in spirit-links, but they also out cheered them at pep rallies and football games. Because the Seniors strictly abide by tradition, they made sure each Worthington High School ritual was observed. Senior cut day and the inevita- ble plague of Scnioritis natu- rally followed. On the 83rd day before graduation, the Seniors celebrated with a class count- down dinner. Being a Senior brought with it many honorary privileges and distinctions. Although the Senior Hallway had been an- ulled for the Class of ’82, the Class of '83 brought it back. Having a Senior section in the halls, cafeteria, and football stands was just one of the ad- vantages of being a Senior. In addition. Prom, which was the ultimate dance of the year, was a special time for the gradu- ation Class of ’83. In retrospect, no words can sufficiently describe the excite- ment and anticipation felt dur- ing the Senior Year of ’83. The fun time and the laughter will always best be relived in pic- tures and memories. Senior? 209 Thomas Angelo Abbati Andrew George Acres Nadia Ala-u-dini Glenn Frederick Alban Charles David Albright Frank Aledia Mary Beth Alexander Andrew Royce Allen Janet Carol Allred Tesslema Ally Christopher Charles Angeletti Karla Bea Applegate 210 Scniors James Matthew Ash Victoria Michele Atchison Michael E. Aufderheide Martin Alan Axelrod Pamela Joy Bailey Robin Lynn Bailey Senior class president Mark Suther- land and his girls. Korey K (vice pres ). l isa Y (treasurer), and Kirstin D (secretary). Sorry Mark they only want the car. Seniors 211 212 Scniors Steven Spencer Baker Robert Martin Ball Robert Barkley III Rebecca Sue Barr Michael Lewis Bates Julec Ann Beck Lorri Anne Beck Patrick Daniel Betts Robert Alvin Bichl Gerald C. Birkhimer Jay Alexander Bishop Mark Allan Bishop Richard Noble Bohon Jill Suzanne Bookhout Mark Edward Bordas William Adam Bosse Lisa Rente Boucher Kimberly Jane Brannen Gregory Patrick Brennan Patricia Ann Brewton Scniors 213 Jacqueline Broderick Margaret Ann Brown Scott Fitzgerald Brown Yvon Kathleen Bryant Thomas Richard Bubanich Lisa Marie Burns James David Burrell Linda Merle Byers Christopher L. Byrley Thomas Clark Byrne Todd Allen Cameron David Alexander Campbell 214 Scniors Sharon Kay Carmean Brennan John Cavanaugh Renee Anne Chabria Alissa Ann Chafin Wesley Geunhyk Chang Donald Paul Clifford Michelle Y. Cline Timothy Allan Clipner Jennifer Morrow Coe Scott Joseph Coe Elizabeth Lisman Cohen John Richard Cole Scniors 215 Deirdre Ann Collins Mark Stephen Collins Stuart Andrew Collins Kelly Marland Connolly Rebecca Joy Copeland Ronald Gerald Corey II Sandra Rene Craigie Cynthia Lynn Crandall 216 Seniors Michael Joseph Crane David Charles Crouch Melissa Lee Crouch Penny Cunningham Nancy Ellen Curran John Paul Dauphin Arden Louise Davidson Darla Val Davis Susan Marie Davis Kirstin Ward Deaton Kevin Charles DeGroot Jed Scott Demlow Scniors 217 Jeff DcMuth Pamela Maria DePaso Andrea Michelle Desmond Lisa Dibari Jo Ann Diekmann Paul Edwin Doherty Timothy Noel Dop Christine Melissa Downey Melissa E. Drake Carolyn Paige Dugan Stephanie Collenc Dugan Suzanne Maurenc Dugan 218 Scniors Michael Thompson Dunkes Karen Elizabeth Dunlevy David Donald Dygert Jason Neil Edwards Denise Jacquelyn Elardo Kristin Rachel Ellingwood Andrew Paul Ellis Nancy Lee Emery Mary Christine Emmelhainz Ronald Anthony Emrich Scniors 219 •'i Scott William Fisher Mark Michael Fleming Marcus J. Flinn Mary Noelle Flood 220 Scniors Michelle LaRae Eppley Robin Kay Faloon Samuel Louis Farb Jr. Lisa Jo Farrell John Joseph Feehan Kathryn June Felty Scott R. Fenstermaker David Michael Ferkany Eric Alan Foote Susan Jeanette Ford Thomas Charles Foster Wendy Kay Frazier Joan Allison Freedman Mark Xavier Frick Coy Finley Franklin John William Frost Scniors 221 Charles William Frysinger Mr. Ballinger's French V class is so international. Cythia Kay Fuller Kimberly Ann Funari David Andrew Furnas Kris Dawn Gageby Ingrid Lenca Gahlhoff John Robert Galvin Angela M. Garbin Susan Lynn Gardner Geoffrey Kenneth Gee 222 Scniors Marc J. Gerald Raouf Samir Gharbo Karen Susan Gibbons David Len Gibbs Greg Martin Goehring Erik Leland Goldstrom Allison L. Gordley Kim Elizabeth Gottheiner Scniors 223 Jeffrey Graves John Guthrie Greene Steven James Griffith Mitchell Thomas Grimm Christopher Neale Grierson Brenda Karina Griffin Jane Suzanne Grosh Seniors display spirit before the annual charity Powder Puff game against the Juniors. 224 Seniors Matthew John Gundling Stephanie Lindsay Hacker Sharon C. Dave H., and Stacie K., help in running the school store. Todd Andrew Haimerl David Michael Haines Todd Thomas Hall Kevin Robert Hamilton James Jay Hammond Lisa Beth Hampshire Cynthia Marie Handshy Sharon Ann Hansen Kyle Christine Hansley Kevin Michael Harper Dennis Cameron Harrington Carolann Hash Zabida Hasin Robert Howland Hayden Jeanne Ellen Heaton Joseph Michael Hecr Susan Davis and Craig K. discuss ihc Michael Anthony Helmrath Cecilia Ann Hensel Mark Steven Hertel proper way lo fix cereal in Home Ec. class. 226 Seniors Valerie Jean Holmes Vanessa Ann Holmes Karen Mariann Holt- Melanie Sue Howell David Marshall Huff Virginia Ann Huffman Craig Bauer Hummer Kelly Kathleen Hunt Scniors 227 Vivaya Iyer Edward Marc Izsak Timothy Lee Jackson Martha Ellen Jacobs 228 Scniors Michele Elaine Jaynes Martin David Jenkins II Michael Eric Jenkins Ian Robert Jipp Peter William Johnsen Karin Louise Johnson Kristen Johnson Laura Johnson Timothy Armstrong Johnston Jeffrey Todd Jones Mark Alan Jones Michael Dean Josselyn Katherine Louise Junk Timothy Foster Jurs Cheri Lynn Justice Christina Kalbouss David Folsom Keller Korey Elizabeth Kerscher Kris Douglas Kersey Julie Ann Ketchum 230 Seniors Sandy Bo-Kyung Kim Denis Renz King Craig Errol Kingston Thomas Bradley Kipp Thomas Don Kirkham Todd Andrew Knerr Kathryn Lynn Kneubel James Robert Knight Stacie Marie Knight Jeffrey Thomas Kolda Scniors 231 Jonathan Allan Kopita Elizabeth Anne Krieger Karen Louise Kumler Laddin Shane Lakey Lee Anne Lambert David Brian Langhout Lori Latimer Paul Kenyatta Laws Deborah Hee Lee William Yujing Lee Lori Ann Lelux Leanne Marie Lemerich 232 Seniors Paula Maria Levesque Leslie Lyn Liming Luke William Lines Nathan Shawn Litteral Alan Samuel Litvak Anna Marie Ljungstrom Matthew Bradbury Long Christopher Burke Longstreth Scniors 233 Amy Gabrielle Looker Darcy Ann Loos Shaun Nello Lopresti Samuel C. Lord Cheryl Ann Lutz Gerald Douglas Lyles II 234 Scniors Rex Donald Lynne Jennifer Anne Mack Terri Jean Makely Jennifer Hunter Maland Edward David Malone Carol-Lynn Manche Charles Frances Marosek Niles Wesley Mantor, Jr. Patricia Susan Marsh Paul Taylor Martin Cynthia Ann Martindale Jay Carter Marzano Scniors 235 Pamela Kay Mason Annette Marie Masters Eric Wesley Matthews Susan Parker Matthews Martin McCarthy Brian James McCoy Stephen John McCracken Kathy Lynn McDermott John Allen McDonald Lawrence Candler McElroy Amy Sue McFarland Matthew Brian McGaughey 236 Seniors Edward Thomas McGlynn Jonathan Curtis McLaughlin Pamela Sue McMahon Tamara Ann McMahon Lynn Denise McNabb Janine Elaine Meadors Timothy Tyler Meeks Mark Howard Merrick Stephanie Lynn Merrick Kimberly Fawn Michael Joseph Roland Michalec Donald Wayne Miller Scniors 237 Stephen Stratton Moore Yuko Morita Deborah Ellen Morris Daniel Scott Morrow P. Michael Morton Melissa Jane Mottice 238 Scnicrs Stephen Michael Mustaine Atsushi Nagayasu William Carlson Nagy Laureen Teresa Nardella Lauren Alys Nemec Mark Anthony Nemec Lisa Ann Nerone William Scott Newcomb Scniors 239 Mari Louise Newell Minh Quang Nguyen Joshua Lee Nidenberg Susan Jeanette Niver Thomas Patrick Nolan Nancy Jo Norman George Wilking Norris Martin Louis Nowak Elizabeth Marie O'Dair Gregory James O’Hare Karen Linn Ollila Peggy Lizettc Olson 240 Scniors Darby Wells Oppermann Jon Oswald Amy Lynn Pampuch Linda Kay Park Penny Beth Parker Robin Gail Patterson Tamara Lynn Payne Elizabeth Virginia Pearce Daniel Art Pearlstein 2nd period drawing class observes a Kenneth W.E. Penn, Jr. fellow Senior's work. Seniors 241 John Karl Pennington Brent Allen Perkins Elizabeth Ann Perry Kristin Jan Peterson Lawrence John Pfeil, Jr. Carl Vincent Phillips Christina Louise Pippin Robert Ray Pirtle The rock, a favorite tradition at Philip Marc Pittman David Andrew Plotnick W.H.S.. says it all as Mark leads the class for the 242 Scniors Jane Ellen Ploughe Karla Jean Plummer Jana Lyn Poches Carl Frank Popelar Kathleen Marie Poss Julie Anne Poulson Dawn Cathlecn Pribble Douglas Anthony Price J. Todd Price Michael Thomas Purcell Alston MuClure Quillin II Kimberly Thorn Randall Scmors 243 Keith David Richard Mark William Richardson Anthony Joseph Ridolfo Sarah Therese Rindfleisch Natalie Kay Rish Marlene Elizabeth Risley Karen Leigh Robbins Darren Todd Rogers 244 Scniors Timothy Allen Rowlands Jane Elizabeth Ryan w Adam Aumiller Sams D. Quentin Sayer Cynthia Ann Ronan Martin Christopher Sabels Gregory Colin Schaeffer Susan Kathryn Rose Michael Joseph Salvino Janet Patrice Schlosser Michael William Sayer Dave C.. Diana B . Dave K., and Lori W. learn what friendship is all about in Quest. Seniors 245 Lori Anne Schneider Jennifer Case Schwartz Kevin Edward Scott Michael Patrick Scott Elizabeth Ray Selby Cheryl Ann Seliga Anne Catherine Sesler Jennifer Carol Shaffer Susan Pamela Shay Richard Douglas Shemenski Susan Adele Shipman Stephanie Joanne Sills 246 Scniors Rachael Ann Silverman Richard Francis Simonetti Kenneth Elton Smith Sean Michael Smith Tod Roumain Smith Todd Wynngate Smith Jeffrey Robert Snyder Vance R. Spear David Allen Spencer Howard Adolph Spies Seniors 247 Bonnie Jean Stambaugh Timothy P. Stanton Lynn Elizabeth Steele Earl Howard Steier Michele Marie Stephenitch Jennifer Lynne Stephens Brian Scot Stevenson Kevin Philip Stichter Elizabeth Jane Stockdale Kristofer Andrew Stroebel 248 Scniors Richard Douglas Swanson Maria Michelle Swassing Jeffrey Haines Sweet John Boone Sweet Richard Joseph Szulewski Bruce Johnston Taylor Julee Lynette Taynor Margaret Anne Tedrick Scniors 249 Barbara Jean Tharp Catherine Louise Thomas Mr Wilki's Malh IV Physics class demonstrates the laws of gravity. James John Thomas Gary Lee Thompson Matthew Scott Thompson Alison Scott Tierney Andrew Warren Timms Shannon Marie Timperman Melissa Dawn Todd Michael Raymond Todd 250 Scniors Richard Emmor Tolley Cheryl Joann Tommey Matthew Allen Topper Robin Elaine Trainer Julia Alyson Tully Christine Lee Vincenti David Anthony Tyus, II Lori Ann Voeltner Kevin Paul Ubert Lesley Ann Vanderhorst Seniors 251 Jane Marie Wallace Lori Anne Wallace Todd Scott Wallick Jennifer Lynn Walters Teresa Ann Walters Bryan Gregory Wang Carolin Yin-Ching Wang Karin Lin-Jen Wang Mark Allen Warner Fanpilas Wattanasarn 252 Scniors Nina llene Webb Robert Keith Webb Jason Bradiy Westbrook Beth Ann Whitaker Jill Ellen White Jodi Lynn White Scniors 2S3 Michael Lawrence White Randall Bruce White Gisela Marie Wiegleb Sheryl Leigh Wilhelm Jennifer Claudia Wilkinson Kristine Lee Willis Timothy Shannon Willson Kelly Lynn Wilson 254 Scniors Hazel Ann Workman Darrah DeWitt Wright Stephen Douglass Wursta Lisa Suzanne Young John Paul Zimmer Maureen Louise Zinn Michael David Zwissler Barrett Michael Finnell Kenneth Donald Silbert Geoffrey Scott Thrall David Fitzgerald Mayer Matthew James Crouch Scniors 255 Robert Gang Sean Durrett Lisa McBride David Smith lom abhati andy acre nadia ala-u-dmi glenn alban chuck albrighl frank alcdia mary alcxjndcr andy alien pnet allrcd lessa ally chris angclctu karla apptcgaic jim ash michclc atchison mike aufdcrhcidc marlin axclrod dave babbert diana badcr bmu bagga jim bailey pam bailey robin bailey «eve baker rob ball bob barkley bccky barr Jennifer hartley mike bate� juice beck lorn beck jeff begley pat belt bob brehl jerry birkhimer jay gi� hop mark bishop Ion black tim blackford ed bloechl julie blubaugh nchie bohon tim boldon jill bookhout mark bordat adam bo� � e lisa bouchcr kim brannen greg brennan patsy brewton jackic broderick mike brossman debbie brown kerry brown margaret brown scott brown yvon bryant tom bubamch lisa burns jim burrcll linda byers chns byrlcy tom by me 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lam mcmahon lynn mcnabb ed mcquccn janinc meadors tim mecks mark merrick stephame merrick kim michael joe michalec don miller mike miller Ice millward brad montgomery dave moody sieve moorc yuko morita debbie morris dan morrow mike morion missy motticc kelli mullaly tom mullaney nancy mullins dick murch sieve mustaine atsushi nagayasu bill nagy laurccn nardella lauric ncmcc mark ncmcc lisa ncronc scott newcomb man ncwell minh nguyen joshua nidenberg susan niver tom nolan nancy norman george norm martin nowak liz o'dair greg o’harc karen ollila peggy olson darby oppermann jon Oswald amy pampuch linda park penny parkcr rob parmenter john passman robin patterson tammy payne dan pcarlstein beth pearcc ken penn john penmngton brent perkms beth perry kristin peterson brry pfeil carl phillips tina pippin rob pirtlc marc pittman dave plotnick pne ploughc karla plummcr jana pochcs carl popclar kathy poss julie poulson dawn pnbblc doug price todd price mike purccll mac quillm kim randall tom rau debt ray-chaudhuri dave reese holly remen lom revou keith nchard mark nchardson russcll nchardson tony ridolfo sarah rindfleisch natalie mh marlenc nsley karen robbins todd rogers cindy ronan sue rose tim rowlands jane ryan martin sabcls mike salvino adam sam quentin sayer mike sayer greg schaeffer janct schlosscr Ion schneidcr Jennifer schwart kevin scott mike scott liz selby cheryi scliga anne sesler Jennifer shaffer susan shay doug shemenski susan shipman ken silbcrt stephame silk rachacl Silverman rick simonetti kevin sint dave smith ken smith scan smith tr smith todd smith jeff snyder vance spear dvid spencer (toward spies bonnic stambaugh tim stanton lynn stcelc Howard stcier michele stephemteh jenny Stephens brian Stevenson kevin stichter beth stockdale krip stroebel anne stuller linda sundry mark Sutherland arlene swallcv richard swanson rob swanson maria swassmg jeff sweet john sweet larry swerlein richard s ulcwski bruce taylor juice taynor many ledrick barb tharp cathy thomas jim thomas gary thompson matt thompson scott thrall alison tierney andrew timms shannon timperman melissa todd mike todd rich tolley cheryi tommey matt topper robin trainer julia tully dave tyus kevin ubert gloria ul levies vanderhomt chns vincenti Ion voclincr pne Wallace Ion Wallace todd wallick Jennifer waiters tern waiters joshua walum bryan wang carolin wang karin wang rob warhula mark warncr paniplas w-attanasam nina webb rob webb john weisenberger tim weithman chris welch bill wellman jason The Class Of Nineteen Hundred And Eighty-three 256 4 WARDS — Presented at the SENIOR RECOGNITION PROGRAM GRADUATES WITH HIGHEST HONORS Lori Black. Kirstin Deaton. Kathy Junk Jonathan Kopita. Janine Meadors. Karen Ollila. Penny Parker, Carl Phillips. Nina Webb Early Graduate (6 semesters) with 4.0 . . Daniel Fass ART AWARDS Columbus College of Art and Design Scholarships . Chad Jacobsen. Nancy Mullins. Quentin Saycr. Kristen Sheldon Most Outstanding 3D Artist . .. Debi Ray-Chaudhun Most Outstanding 2D Artist......................... Chad Jacobsen Painting Purchased by WHS ............................... Chad Jacobsen MOST OUSTANDING SENIOR MUSICIAN Cicoffrcy Gee THESPIAN AWARDS Best Senior Thespian ...................... Kelly Hunt Honor Thespians Tom Dunkes. John Frost. Christine Graham. Ginny Huffman. Jeanne Heaton. Christina Kalbouss. Larry Pfcil. Janet Schlosscr. Lori Schneider NATIONAL MATH TEST AWARD Joe Heer DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION AWARDS President's Award ........................................................ Tom Rau Studcnts-of-thc-Ycar Greg Schaeffer. Jennifer Shaffer Outstanding DE Students Sandra Craigic. Sharon Graham. John McDonald. Lewis Sowers CARDINAL YEARBOOK AWARDS Greg Brennan. Debbie Lee. Leslie Liming. Liz Selby STATE CERTIFICATES FIVE MAJORS Addition Correction ASHLAND OIL SCHOLARSHIPS BATELLE SCHOLARSHIPS NAVY ROTC SCHOLARSHIP US. NAVAL ACADEMY SERVICE ABOVE-SELF See Insert Geoffrey Gee •David Langhout Kathy Poss, Jeff Sweet. John Sweet. Bruce Taylor David Gibbs. Carl Phillips Jeff Sweet .................................... Lee Lambert Larry Pfcil MIAMI U MINORITY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Mike White 258 Scmor Recognition P.T.A. SCHOLARSHIPS — CAREER Minh Nguyen. Penny Parker, John Sweet. Bruce Taylor P T A. SCHOLARSHIPS — COLLEGE TECHNICAL Kristen F.llingwood.Scott Fisher. Tim Johnston. Carl Popclar. Kathy Poss ARTS COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS Creative Writing ... .......... Ingrid Gahlhoff Music Geoffrey Gee. Martin Jenkins Theatre Arts . Christine Graham. Larry Pfcil OHIO ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS David Gibbs. Stephen McCracken. Janinc Meadors. Carl Phillips NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS David Gerber. David Gibbs. Joe Hcer. Martin Jenkins. Tim Johnston. Carl Phillips. Debi Ray-Chaudhuri. Cheryl Tommey. Nina Webb COLONIAL HILLS CIVIC ASSOCIATION GRANT Dale Husted DUBLIN-WORTHINGTON ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP Minh Nguyen CARDINAL BOOSTERS —RAY HEISCHMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kevin Ubert AGONIS AWARDS Karen Ollila. Andy Furnas JOE LUTZ AWARD Lynn Steele RICHARD S KREIGER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Jill Bookhout CLINTON LEE NICELY MEMORIAL AWARD Mark Hcrtcl BYRON L. TENNANT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Penny Parker WHS QUARTERBACK CLUB AWARD Glenn Alban STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD Panpilas Wattanasarn WORTHINGTON JAYCEES SCHOLARSHIPS Lori Black. John Sweet W.E.A. SCHOLARSHIPS Lori Black. Susan Ford W.E.A. DEPENDENT SCHOLARSHIP Karen Ollila HAROLD McCORD SCHOLARSHIPS Lynn McNabb. John Sweet EARL W LANE SCHOLARSHIP Tim Johnston CHARLES E JEFFERSON AWARDS Janinc Meadors. Nina Webb Congratulations!! Senior Rccognuion 259 The 1983 graduation was held Tuesday, June 7, 1983 at Mershon Auditorium. 570 sen- iors participated in the ceremo- ny, including nine 4.0 students. Mark Sutherland, president of the class of 1983, welcomed the class with the traditional opening presentation. The Worthington High School choir sung the National An- them and “Old Irish Blessing, while the senior members of the choir sung “We’ve Only Just Begun. Following the program that was presented by the nine class members who have maintained a perfect 4- point grade point average throughout high school, the class was awarded their diplo- mas. The ceremony was con- cluded with a benediction, leaving the class of 1983 with many opportunities for a bright future. Above: Susan Nivcr receives her diploma from VIrs. Young Right: The Class of 1983 files into Mershon. Left: Karen Ollila. Kirstin Dea- ton. and Lori Black use their poise to entertain the audience Opposite Top Right: Mark Sutherland welcomes the class. Opposite Top Left: The soon- to-be graduates mill around in anticipation. Opposite Bottom Right: Carl Phillips and Nina Webb show their humor on stage. Opposite Bottom Left: The time all students wait for! 260 (ir.idualion We Finally Did It! Graduation 261 262 Graduation Graduation 263 TOM ABBATI Track 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; Phoenix 12. NADIA ALA-U-DINI Academic Honors 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Forensics Team 11, 12; In-The Know 11. GLENN ALBAN Academic Honors 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11; Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); NHS 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Stu- dent Council 12; Buckeye Boy’s State 11. CHUCK ALBRIGHT Football 11, 12; Lacrosse 11, 12. FRANK ALEDIA MARY ALEXANDER ANDY ALLEN Baseball 10. JANET ALLRED Football Stat 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Baseball Club 9; Office Worker 11; Homecoming Float 9. TESSA ALLY WFSI-Bahamas 11; Cardinal Club 12; Wrestling Club It; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Powder Puff 11, 12; Prom Commit- tee 11. CHRIS ANGELETTI Football 9, 10, 11,12; Lacrosse 11,12; Track 12; NHS 11, 12. KARLA APPLEGATE Swim Team 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Writerspatch 11, 12; NHS 12. JIM ASH Lacrosse 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Lacrosse Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer). MICHELE ATCHISON Cardinal Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track Club 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 12 (Secretary); WFSI-Bahamas 11; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Club 9, 10; Prom Committee 11. MIKE AUFDERHEIDE Lacrosse 9, 10; APOWER 9, 10, 11, 12. MARTIN AXELROD Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Backpacking Club 9, 12; Ger- man Club 10; Academic Honors 10,11, 12, DAVID BABBERT DIANA BADER BINU BAGGA JIM BAILEY PAM BAILEY NHS 11,12; Wrestling Club 9, (President) 10, 11 (Secretary); Cardinal Club 9, (Vice-President) 10; Baseball Club 9, 10, 11,12 (President); Field Hockey 10, 11,12 (Captain); Op- eretta 10, 11, 12; Children's Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Fall Play 10, 11; Student Coun- cil 9, 10, 11, 12; Academic Honors 10; Basketball Club 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 11; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Girl’s Ensemble 11; Choir 9, 10,11; Buckeye Girls State 11. ROBIN BAILEY STEVE BAKER ROB BALL Senior Index BOB BARKLEY Student Council 9; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12; NHS 12. BECKY BARR Cardinal Club 9, 12; Ski Club 9, 10. JENNIFER BARTLEY MIKE BATES JULEE BECK Swim Club 10; Swim Team 9, 10; Powder Puff 11, 12. LORRI BECK Cardinal Club 9; FCA 10, 11; Baseball Club 10, 11; WFSI- Bahamas 11; Prom Committee 11; Of- fice Worker 11, 12. JEFF BEGLEY PAT BETTS BOB BIEHL Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11 12 JERRY BIRKHIMER Baseball 11, 12. JAY BISHOP MARK BISHOP LORI BLACK Academic Honors 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 9, 10 (Captain), 11 (Co-Captain), 12 (Co-Captain); Cardi- nal Club 11, 12 (Treasurer); Powder Puff 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; French Exchange 11; Camp Enterprise 11; NHS 11, 12; Writerspatch 11; Mock Trials 12. TIM BLACKFORD Track 9, 10, 11; Phoenix 12. ED BLOECHL JULIE BLUBAUGH RICH BOHON TIM BOLDON JILL BOOKHOUT Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10,11, 12; Softball 10; Dixie- land Band 12. MARK BORDAS ADAM BOSSE Photography Club 10; NHS 11, 12. LISA BOUCHER KIM BRANNEN GREG BRENNAN Office Aide 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasur- er); Yearbook 10, 11, 12 (Senior Edi- tor); Camp Enterprise 11; WFSI 11 (Board Member); Lacrosse Club 10, 11; Wrestling 10; Lacrosse 10, 11; Mock Trials 12; Cardinal King 12; Su- perintendent’s Advisory Board 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Ohio Association of Stu- dent Council Members 11, 12. PATSY BREWTON Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; NHS 11, 12. JACKIE BRODERICK MIKE BROSSMAN DEBBIE BROWN KERRY BROWN MARGARET BROWN SCOTT BROWN YVON BRYANT Track 9, 10, 11, 12. TOM BUBANICH LISA BURNS Wrestling Club 9, 11, 12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10. JIM BURRELL Ski Club 9, 10. LINDA BYERS Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12. CHRIS BYRLEY Spanish Club 9; Football 11, 12. TOM BYRNE Track 9, 10; Cross Country 9,10; Ski Club 11; Stage Crew 11, 12. CHRIS CALPIN LAUREN CALPIN TODD CAMERON Wrestling 9, 10. DAVID CAMPBELL SHARON CARMEAN DAVID CASEY BRENNAN CAVANAUGH RENEE CHABRIA ALISSA CHAFIN Cardinal Club 9; Wrestling Club 10, 11; VICA Club 12. WES CHANG Soccer 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Capt.; Ski Club 9, 10, 11. DON CLIFFORD Baseball 10; La- crosse 11, 12. MICHELLE CLINE Baseball Club 10; Wrestling Club 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Powder Puff 11, 12. TIM CLIPNER Football 9. JENNIFER COE Cardinal Club 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10; Soccer 9, 10. JOHN COFFELT LIZ COHEN Ski Club 9, 10; Baseball Club 11, 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12. JOHN COLE Ski Club 11. 12. BOB COLEMAN DEIRDRE COLLINS Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Fall Play 10,11,12; Children’s Play 10. 12; Concert Band 9, 10. MARK COLLINS German Club 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (President); Class Treasurer 10; Prom Chairman 11; Buckeye Boy’s State 11. STUART COLLINS KELLY CONNOLLY Football Stat 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Chil- dren’s Play 9; Cardinal Club 12; FCA 12; Softball 11; Office Worker 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 12; Powder Puff 11. CRAIG CONRAD DAVID CONRAD Basketball 9, 10; German Club 10. MARY COOGAN Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Band 9,10; Spanish NHS 11,12; Wres- tling Club 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Powder Puff 11, 12. BARRY COOPER BECKY COPELAND RON COREY Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9. ANGIE COTTON SANDY CRAIGIE CINDY CRANDALL Cardinal Club 264 Senior Index 11, 12; Baseball Club 11. MIKE CRANE DAVE CROUCH Wrestling 10. MATT CROUCH MISSY CROUCH ANDREA CUNNINGHAM PENNY CUNNINGHAM Opera 9, 10, 11; Orchestra 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10; Choir 9; Russian Club 12; German Club 10, 11; FCA 10, 11, 12 (Presi- dent); Cardinal Club 9. NANCY CURRAN JOHN DAUPHIN Track 9, 10, 11; Writerspatch 11 Cross Country 12; Phoenix 11. ARDEN DAVIDSON ALLEN DAVIS DARLA DAVIS SUSAN DAVIS Ski Club 9, 10. KIRSTIN DEATON Class Secretary 10, 11, 12; Choir 9, 10; Girls Ensemble 11: Mixed Ensemble 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10; Operetta 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12 (Treasurer); Who’s Who in foreign language in Ohio 10; Buckeye Girls State 11. KEVIN DEGROOT JED DEMLOW JEFF DEMUTH MIKE DENNEY PAM DEPASO Choir 9, 10; Girls En- semble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Fall Play 11; Tennis 10; Operetta 10, 11. DARIN DERSTINE COURTNEY DESANDO Cheer- leader 12; Gymnastics 9, 11; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Powder Puff 11. ANDREA DESMOND NATHAN DICKSON Photography 9, 10, 11, 12; APOWER 9, 10, 11, 12. LISA DIBARI JO DIEKMANN Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Fall Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10, 12; Yearbook 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; WFSI 11; NHS 12. PAUL DOHERTY Lacrosse 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9. TIM DOP CHRISTINE DOWNEY Cheerleader 9; Cardinal Club 9, 10; Wrestling Club 11; COE Club 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Pow- der Puff 11, 12. MISSY DRAKE CAROLYN DUGAN STEPHANIE DUGAN SUZANNE DUGAN TOM DUNKES Fall Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Operetta 9, 10, 11, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; WFSI 10, 11. 12. KAREN DUNLEVY AMY DUPLER SEAN DURRETT Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 10. DAVID DYGERT JASON EDWARDS DENISE ELARDO KRISTIN ELLINGWOOD Gymnas- tics 9; Cardinal Club 9, 10; Baseball Club 10, 11; Ski Club 12. ANDY ELLIS NANCY EMERY Marching Band 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Student Council 9. MARY EMMELHAINZ Gymnastics 9,10; Swim Club 9; Gymnastics Club 9, 10. RON EMRICH Class Treasurer 11; Newcomers Club 9; Student Council 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 11; Swim Team 10; Homecoming Float 10, 11, 12. MICHELLE EPPLEY ROBIN FALOON Choir 9, 10; COE Club 12. SAM FARB LISA FARRELL Swimming 9; Choir 9, 10, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10; Basket- ball Club 11; Baseball Club 10, 11. JOHN FEEHAN KATHY FELTY Ski Club 9, 10, 11. SCOTT FENSTERMAKER Football 12. DAVID FERKANY BARRY FINNELL Football 9,10,11, 12; Lacrosse 11, 12. SCOTT FISHER Tennis 9, 10; Wres- tling 9, 11, 12; Archeology Club 12; Chess Club 12; Marching Band 9; Spanish NHS 11. MARK FLEMING Ski Club 10; Track 11; Football 12. MARCUS FLINN MARY FLOOD CAROLYN FLY MARS FOLIANO Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12. coir FOOTF SUSAN FORD Drill Team 9. 10, 11 (Lieutenant), 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 12; Cardinal Club 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Club 10; Basketball Club 11, 12; Baseball Club 11, 12 (Vice-President); Ski Club 9, 10; Pow- der Puff 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Spanish NHS 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. BRAD FOREMAN Office Aide 9, 10, II. TOM FOSTER COY FRANKLIN WENDY FRAZIER DECA 12: Phoe- nix 11. JOAN FREEDMAN Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Cardinal Club 9; Basketball Club 12; Softball 11; Powder Puff 11. MARK FRICK Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Ski Club 10. JOHN FROST Thespians 9,10,11,12; Fall Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10, 11, 12. CINDY FULLER French Club 9; Stu- dent Council 9; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12. KIM FUNARI ANDY FURNAS NHS 11, 12: Wres- tling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Spanish NHS 11, 12; Student Council 9, 12; Football 9; Class Vice-President 10. KRIS GAGEBY INGRID GAHLHOFF LORI GAHMAN JOHN GALVIN ROBERT GANG ANGIE GARBIN Soccer 9,10; Cardi- nal Club 9, 11; Ski Club 9, 10. SUSAN GARDNER Gymnastics Club 12; Majorettes 11, 12; Band 9; Concert Band ; Marching Band 9, 10. GEOFF GEE Student Council 9, 10, 11; Class President 9; NHS 11, 12; Academic Honors 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Mixed En- semble 11,12; Childrens Play 9,10,11, 12; Operetta 10, 11; Fall Play 9, 12. DAVID GERBER RON GHARBO Wrestling 9. 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9. KERRY GIBBONS Student Council 9; Wrestling Club 9,11; Ski Club 9, 10. DAVID GIBBS Archoeology Club 10. 11, 12; Writerspatch 11, 12; Spanish NHS 11,12; Phoenix 12; In-The-Know 12; Academic Honors 10, 11,12; Year- book 12. CHRIS GILKERSON Basketball 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Spanish NHS 11,12; NHS 12; Student Council 11,12; Ski Club 10,11; Phoenix 11,12. JT GILLESPIE SUE GLICK Ski Club 9, 10. PAUL GOEBE WFSI 10, 11; War- gamers 10. GREG GOEHRING ERIK GOLDSTROM Ski Club 10; Football 9; Basketball 9; Baseball 9. ALLISON GORDLEY Fall Play 9; Childrens Play 9; Soccer Club 10, 11, 12 (President); Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. KIM GOTTHEINER Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 10, 11, 12; Spanish NHS 11. 12; NHS 11, 12. JEFF GOUHIN Lacrosse 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10. SHARI GRABINGER Cardinal Club 9, 10; Baseball Club 11; COE 12. CHRIS GRAHAM Basketball Stat 9; Soccer Club 10, 11, 12; Fall Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11,12; Thespians 9, IQ, 11, 12; Treble Ensemble 12. SHARON GRAHAM Gymnastics 9, 11; Baseball Club 10; Drill Team 9, 10; DE Class 12; Ski Club 10, 11. JEFF GRAVES GREG GRAY JON GREEN GUTHRIE GREENE Lacrosse 10; Football 10, 11, 12. CHRIS GRIERSON BRENDA GRIFFIN Choir 9, 10; Girls Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Fall Play 12; Musical 12; Childrens Play 12. Senior Index 265 STEVE GRIFFITH Soccer 9; Swim- ming 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Ski Club 10, 12. MITCH GRIMM Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Childrens Play 9; Fall Play 9, 12; Operetta 10,11,12; Lacrosse 12; Drum Major 11, 12; NHS 12. JANEGROSH Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer Club 12: Powder Puff 11. MATT GUNDLING Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. STEPHANIE HACKER TODD HAIMERL Football 9; Wres- tling 9, 10, 11, 12. DAVID HAINES Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 12; DECA 12. TODD HALL KEVIN HAMILTON Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. JAY HAMMOND LISA HAMPSHIRE Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 11,12; Marching Band 9; Track Club 12; Basketball Club 12; NHS 11, 12; Spanish NHS 11, 12; Powder Puff 12. CINDY HANDSHY SHARON HANSEN Gymnastics 9, 10; Wrestling Club 9; Baseball Club 11; Powder Puff 11, 12; Ski Club 9. KYLE HANSLEY Cardinal Club 9; Powder Puff 11, 12; Writerspatch 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11. KEVIN HARPER DENNIS HARRINGTON Swim Team 9,10; Golf 9,10,11,12; NHS 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. KITTER HASH Ski Club 9, 12; Base- ball Club 10; Powder Puff 11, 12. ZABIDA HASIN Band 9, 10, 11; Choir 11. ROBERT HAYDEN JEANNE HEATON Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Treble Ensemble 12; Operetta 9, 10, 11, 12, Fall Play 10, 11, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10, 11, 12; WFSI 10, 11, 12. JOE HEER German Club 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; In-The-Know 11, 12; Wargamers 10, 11; Thespians 12; APOWER 9, 10, 11. 12; NHS 12; Fall Play 12; Childrens Play 12. MIKE HELMRATH CECILIA HENSEL Cardinal Club 9, 10; Wrestling Club 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10. MATT HERMAN MARK HERTEL Wrestling 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. TRACY HILBERT GARY HITZEMANN Football 9; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11, 12, I DOUG HOCK ANN HODGSON VALERIE HOLMES Soccer 9, 10,11, 12; Baseball Club 9, 10, 11,12; Basket- ball 9,10; NHS 11,12; Academic Hon- ors 10, 11; WFSI 11, 12; Powder Puff 11, 12. VANESSA HOLMES Soccer 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball Club 9, 10, 11; Softball Club 12; Pow- der Puff 11, 12, WFSI 11. KAREN HOLTZ Baseball Club 10: Lacrosse 10, 11,12; Wrestling Club 10, 11,12; Cardinal Club 10; Ski Club 10. MELANIE HOWELL Cardinal Club 9; Basketball Club 9. 10, 11, 12 (Vice- President); Baseball Club 9, 10, Ski Club 9; Student Council 9; NHS 11, 12; Powder Puff 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11. DAVID HUFF Cross Country 10, 11; Track 10; Basketball 10. GINNIE HUFFMAN Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Musicals 10,11, 12; Track Club 10, 11, 12; Childrens Play 9, 11, 12; Yearbook 12. CRAIG HUMMER KELLY HUNT Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; APOWER 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Wargamers Club 10, 11; Mixed Ensem- ble 12; Treble Ensemble 11; Spanish NHS 11, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Fall Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12. DALE HUSTED Gymnastics 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Sym- phonic Band 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11,12; Dixieland Band 12. JEFF HUSTON RICHARD HUTSON KAREN IMMEL Wrestling Club 11; WFSI 11; Ski Club 9. VIVAYA IYER ED IZSAK Wrestling 9, 10, 11. TIM JACKSON Marching Band 9,10, 11, 12; Mascott 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; WFSI 12. MARTHA JACOBS Baseball Club 10, 11; Basketball Club 10; WFSI 11, 12; Powder Puff 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10. CHAD JACOBSEN Student Council 9. JEFF JAMES MIKE JAMES Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Ski Club 9, 10, 11. VICKI JARVIS Volleyball 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12. MICHELE JAYNES KAREN JEFFRIES MARTY JENKINS ERIC JENKINS Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wargamers 10,11; Comput- er Club 10. IAN JIPP French Club 12; Baseball 9. PETE JOHNSEN Office Aide 11, 12; WFSI 11. JOHN JOHNSON KARIN JOHNSON Drill Team 11, 12; Class Secretary 9; Cheerleader 9; Cardinal Club 11; Basketball Club 12. KRISTEN JOHNSON Ski Club 9; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9,10,11; Pep Band 10,11; Powder Puff 11. LAURA JOHNSON TIM JOHNSTON TODD JONES Football 10,11,12; La- crosse 10, 11; Backpacking Club 9, 10. MARK JONES MIKE JOSSELYN Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Lacrosse 10, 11, 12; Track 9. KATHY JUNK Cheerleader 9, 10; Track 9; Lacrosse 10, 11, 12; Cardinal Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 11, 12; Wrestling Club 9, 11; Student Council 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Basketball Club 10; Spanish NHS 11; WFSI 11; Aca- demic Honors 10, II, 12; Softball 12. TIM JURS CHERI JUSTICE Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Choir 9, 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Office Aide 11. CHRISTINA KALBOUSS Fall Play 9, 10, II, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Russian Club 9,10,11,12; Operetta 10, 11; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Archaeo- logy Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Writerspatch 12; Academic Honors 10,11,12; WFSI 10, 11, 12; NHS 12. MARK KAMINSKI JENNIFER KAMON Track Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Club 12; Cardi- nal Club 10, 11; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. KEN KAPLAN JEFF KAYATI DAN KEEGAN DAVID KELLER KOREY KERSCHER Tennis 9, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 12; Class Vice- President 12; Softball Club 12; Cardi- nal Club 11; NHS 12; Powder Puff 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. KRIS KERSEY Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Dixieland Band 12; Fall Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Oper- etta 9, 10, 11, 12; Childrens Play 9, 10, 11; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; German Club 9, 10. JULIE KETCHUM NHS 11, 12. SANDY KIM Photography Club 12. DENIS KING Tennis 10, 11, 12. CRAIG KINGSTON Ski Club 10, 11; Baseball 9; Chess Club 10, 11. BRAD KIPP TOM KIRKHAM Soccer 9, 10; Cross Country 12. TODD KNERR KATHY KNEUBEL Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Diving 10; Baseball Club 11; Field Hockey 11, 12. JIM KNIGHT STACIE KNIGHT JEFF KOLDA Basketball 9; Baseball 9, 10, 12. JON KOPITA Cross Country 9; Span- ish Club 10; In-The-Know 11, 12; 266 Senior Index Spanish NHS 11, 12; German Club 12. BETSY KRIEGER Marching Band 9, 10. 11,12; Pep Band 10,11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. DAN KROHN KAREN KUMLER French Club 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; WFSI 10. LADDIN LAKEY Russian Club 9,10, 11. 12: Baseball 9; Basketball 9, 10, 12. LEE LAMBERT Gymnastics 10, 11; Track 10, 11; Soccer NHS 11, 12; Spanish NHS 12; FCA 12; Academic Honors 10, 12; Class President 9; Cheerleader 9. DAVE LANGHOUT LORI LATIMER Drill Team 9,10,11, 12 (Captain); Academic Honors 10,11, 12; Wrestling Club 10; Cardinal Club 11, 12; Powder Puff 11, 12: Spanish NHS 11, 12; NHS 12. PAUL LAWS Gymnastics 9, 10, 12. DEBBIE LEE Tennis 9, 10,11, 12; La- crosse 10, 11; Yearbook 11,12 (Editor- In-Chief); Ski Club 9, 10; FCA 11-Wri- terspatch 11; Spanish NHS 11, 12; Tennis Pep Club 11. BILL LEE LORILELUX LEANNE LEMERICH Wrestling Club 9; Cardinal Club 9,10; Swim Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9; Field Hockey 11, 12; Student Council 9, 11; Class Vice- President 11; Powder Puff 12; NHS 11, 12; Academic Honors 11, 12. BELINDA LAMLEY JOHN LENNON Wrestling 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12. PAT LEONARD Baseball 10, 12; Ski Club 9. DAWN LEPORE Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Cardinal Club 10. 11, 12; Baseball Club 11; Wrestling Club 10,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Powder Puff 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. PAULA LEVESQUE Musical 10, 11, 12; Choir 9, 10; Mixed Ensemble 12; Volleyball 11; Track Club 12. LESLIE LIMING Musical 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; French Exchange 12; Academic Honors 10,11,12; Yearbook 11, 12 (Editor-In-Chief). LUKE LINES NATHAN LITTERAL ALAN LITVAK Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9. ANNA UUNGSTROM LOLLY LLOYD MATT LONG Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10; Diving 11. CHRIS LONGSTRETH AMY LOKKER DARCY LOOS Ski Club 9; Gymnas- tics 9, 10, 11; Soccer 9, 10; Baseball Club 10; Cardinal Club 12. SHAUN LOPRESTI SAM LORD Gymnastics 9; Lacrosse 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10. CINDY LOWE JAMIE LOWE Lacrosse 10; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; WFSI 12; Symphon- ic Band 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10. MARIA LUCAS MGA Club 10, 11. ANN LUKE Student Council 9, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10; Basketball 9; Soccer Club 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; Class Secretary 9; Ski Club 10; Prom Committee 11. CHERI LUTZ DOUG LYLES Basketball 10, 11, 12; MGA 10, 11, 12. REX LYNNE Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9. JENNIFER MACK TERRI MAKELY JENNY MALAND ED MALONE Latin Club 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. CAROL-LYNN MANCHE Fall Play 10, 11, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. DAN MANEY CHUCK MAROSEK NILES MANTOR Basketball 9; Track 10; Lacrosse 11,12; Ski Club 11. MATT MARSH PATTY MARSH Student Council 11; Lacrosse 9, 10; Cardinal Club 10, 11; Basketball Club 10; Lacrosse Club 9, 10. PAUL MARTIN CINDY MARTINDALE Cardinal Club 10, 11; Baseball Club 12; Soccer 9, 10; Gymnastics 11. JAY MARZANO Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Phoenix 10, 11, 12; FCA 12; Student Council 9, 10; Ski Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 10. PAM MASON Cardinal Club 9; La- crosse 9, 10, 11; Wrestling Club 11; Choir 9, 12; Girls Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10; Symphonic Band 11, 12; DECA 12. ANNIE MASTERS ERIC MATTHEWS SUSAN MATTHEWS LISA MAXWELL Wrestling Club 9, 10; Cardinal Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Lacrosse 10, 11; Student Council 9; Powder Puff 11, 12. DAVE MAYER LISA MCBRIDE Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Diving 9. BRIDGET MCCAFFREY MARTIN MCCARTHY BRIAN MCCOY STEVE MCCRACKEN KATHY MCDERMOTT JOHN MCDONALD DECA 12. LARRY MCELROY Newcomers Club 12 (President). AMY MCFARLAND Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 11, 12; Aca- demic Honors 10, 11, 12; NHS 12. MATT MCGAUGHEY ED MCGLYNN JON MCLAUGHLIN PAM MCMAHON TAM MCMAHON Lacrosse 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 11; Football Stat 12; Russian Club 12; Office Aide 9. LYNN MCNABB Cheerleader 9, 11; Cardinal Club 9. 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Operetta 11, 12; Choir 9, 11,12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Band 9; Ski Club 9, 10; Basketball Club 9, 11. JANINE MEADORS Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Cardinal Club 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Band 9, 10. 11. TIM MEEKS Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9. MARK MERRICK STEPHANIE MERRICK Cardinal Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball Club 9, 10; Baseball Club 10; Wrestling Club 12; Choir 9, 10; Girls Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; NHS 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, II, 12; Operetta 10, 12. KIM MICHAEL Ski Club 10; Field Hockey 10, 11; Swimming 10; COE 12 (President). JOE MICHALEC DON MILLER MIKE MILLER LEE MILLWARD Cardinal Club 12; Softball 12; Mixed Ensemble 12: NHS 12. BRAD MONTGOMERY Basketball 9, 10. DAVE MOODY STEVE MOORE Band 9, 10, 11. YUKO MORITA DAN MORROW MIKE MORTON MISSY MOTTICE Cardinal Club 9; Powder Puff 11, 12; Track Club 12. KELLI MULLALY TOM MULLANEY Backpacking Club 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Soccer 9. NANCY MULLINS Ski Club 9, 10, 11,12; Soccer 10, 11; Softball 11; Chil- drens Play 9; Fall Play 11; Spanish NHS 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Wrestling Club 11, 12; Soccer Club 12. DICK MURCH STEVE MUSTAINE ATSUSHI NAGAYASU BILL NAGY LAUREEN NARDELLA Marching Band 10; Majorette 10; Ski Club 11; Concert Band 9, 10. LAURIE NEMEC Office Aide 10, 11; Track Club 10, 11; Soccer Club 12; French Club 9. MARK NEMEC LISA NERONE SCOTT NEWCOMB MARI NEWELL MINH NGUYEN Soccer 9, 10, 11; NHS 11, 12. JOSHUA NIDENBERG SUSAN NIVER Cardinal Club 9; Baseball Club 11; COE Club 12 (Secre- tary). TOM NOLAN Senior Index 267 NANCY NORMAN GEORGE NORRIS Gymnastics 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. MARIN NOWAK Newcomers Club LIZ ODAIR Spanish NHS 11, 12 (Treasurer); Swim Club 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 10,11; Student Council 12; Fall Play 9. GREG OHARE Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12. KAREN OLLILA Swim Team 9, 10, 11,12; Swim Club 9,10, 11 (Secretary- Treasurer), 12 (President); NHS 11, 12; Basketball Club 10; Office Worker 10; Volleyball Team 9; Powder Pu-f 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. PEGGY OLSON DARBY OPPERMANN Track Team 9; Ski Club 9, 10; Lacrosse Team 10, 11, 12. JON OSWALD AMY PAMPUCH Orchestra 9,10,11; Spanish NHS 11; Fall Play 10; Musical 9, Children’s Play 12. LINDA PARK PENNY PARKER Track Team 9, 10; Cross Country 10, 11 (Captain), 12 (Captain); Spanish NHS 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12 (Vice-President); Student Council 12 (Projects Chairman). ROBERT PARMENTER JOHN PASSMAN ROBIN PATTERSON Drill Team 10, 11,12 (Lieutenant); Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Wrestling Club 9; Basketball Club 12; Baseball Club 11; Cardinal Club 9, 11, 12; Gymnastics Team 9; Office Worker 9, TAMARA PAYNE Tennis Team 10; French Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Wrestling Club 11. DAN PEARLSTEIN BETH PEARCE Wrestling Club 9; Ski Club 9, 10; DECA 12. KEN PENN Basketball Team 9, 10; Baseball Team 9. JOHN PENNINGTON BRENT PERKINS BETH PERRY Wrestling Club 11; Baseball Club 11, 12; Basketball Stat 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. KRISTIN PETERSON Tennis 9, 10, 11 (Captain), 12 (Captain). LARRY PFEIL German Club 9, 10 (Vice-President), 11 (President), 12; Children’s Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Fall Play 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Thespi- ans 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12. CARL PHILLIPS Forensics 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 10, 11 (Secretary), 12 (President); Chess Team 10, 11 (Co- Captain), 12 (Captain); APOWER 10; In the Know 10; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. TINA PIPPIN ROBERT PIRTLE MARC PITTMAN DAVID PLOTNICK JANE PLOUGHE KARLA PLUMMER JANA POCHES CARL POPELAR Lacrosse Club 9, 10,11 (Vice-President), 12 (Vice-Presi- dent); Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12; Writer- spatch 11. KATHY POSS Gymnastics 9, 10, 11. 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Powder Puff 11, 12; Cardinal Club 11, 12; Wrestling Club 10, 11; NHS 12; WSFI-Bahamas 11; Aca- demic Honors 10, 11, 12. JULIE POULSON Student Council 9; Cardinal Club 9; Basketball Club 9, 10, 11,12; Basketball Statistician 9,11,12; Baseball Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11; Ski Club 9. DAWN PRIBBLE DOUG PRICE Ski Club 9, 10, 11,12; Soccer 10. TODD PRICE Gymnastics 10, 11, 12 (Captain), Ski Club 9, 10. MIKE PURCELL MAC QUILLIN Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11. DEE DEE RANDALL TOM RAU DEBI RAY-CHAUDHURI DAVID REESE HOLLY REMEN Cardinal Club 9,10, 11, 12; Wrestling Club 10, 11; Basket- ball Club 11; Powder Puff 11, 12; Marching Band 9; Lacrosse 10. TOM REVOU KEITH RICHARD Spanish NHS 11, 12; APOWER 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. MARK RICHARDSON RUSSELL RICHARDSON TONY RIDOLFO SARAH RINDFLEISCH Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Club 10, 11. NATAI IF RNH MARLENE RISLEY Ski Club 9, 10; Wrestling Club 9, 10, 11; Basketball Club 9, 10; Lacrosse 9, 10, 11 (Cap- tain), 12 (Captain); Lacrosse Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 11, 12; WFSI- Bahamas 11; Volleyball 9, 10; Student Council 9, 11, 12 (Recorder); FCA 10. KAREN ROBBINS Ski Club 9, 10, 11,12; Cardinal Club 10; Spanish NHS 11, 12: Powder Puff 1; Track Club 12. TODD ROGERS Football 9; North- west Field Studies 9. SUE ROSE Cardinal Club 10, 11, 12; Swim Club 9, 10; Swim Team 9, 10; Lacrosse Club 11 (Statistician), 12 (Statistician); Ski Club 9, 10; Powder Puff 11, 12. TIM ROWLANDS Lacrosse Club 10; Powder Puff Cheerleader 12. JANE RYAN Cardinal Club 9; Back- packing Club 10; Powderpuff 12. MARTIN SABELS MIKE SALVINO Basketball 9,10,11, 12; Baseball 9; NHS 11, 12; Writer- spatch 10, 11. ADAM SAMS QUENTIN SAYER Soccer 9; Track 9, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. MIKE SAYER GREG SCHAEFFER WPA 12; DECA 12; Baseball 9, 10; Football 10; Softball 9, 10, II. JANET SCHLOSSER Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Fall Play 10, 11, 12; Children’s Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Or- chestra 11, 12. LORI SCHNEIDER French Club 9; German Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Fall Play 10, 11, 12; Operetta 10, 11, 12; Children’s Play 9, 10, 11,12; Thes- pians 10, 11, 12; Girls Track 9. JENNIFER SCHWARTZ KEVIN SCOTT Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9; FCA 11, 12 (Vice-Presi- dent). BRIAN STEVENSON Student Coun- cil 9, 12 (Vice-President); WPA 12. KEVIN STICHTER Lacrosse 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10,11; Student Council 9,12; NHS 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. ELIZABETH STOCKDALE KRISTOFER STROEBEL ANNE STULLER Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9; Ski Club 9, 10. 11; WFSI-Bahamas 12; FCA 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12. LINDA SUNDRY Cardinal Club 10, 11; Baseball Club 11; Basketball Club 11; Powder Puff 11; Tennis 9; Choir 9. MARK SUTHERLAND Class Presi- dent 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11, 12; Russian Club 9, 10, 11; Prom Com- mittee 11. ARLENE SWALLEY RICHARD SWANSON French Club 9; Ski Club 9; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Aca- demic Honors 10; WFSI 11. ROBERT SWANSON MARIA SWASSING Carindal Ca- dette 9, 10. Wrestling Club 10; Track Club 10; Cardinal Club 10; COE 12 (Vice- President); Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 11. MIKE SCOTT LIZ SELBY Drill Team 9, 10,11; Car- dinal Club 11; Field Hockey 12; Year- book 12 (Business Manager); NHS 12; Ski Club 11; Prom Committee 11; Pow- der Puff 11. CHERYL SELIGA ANNE SESLER JENI SHAFFER DECA 12; Wrestling Club 9. SUSAN SHAY OWA 9; Office Work- er 10,11; OEA Club 11,12; Northwest Career Center 11, 12. RICHARD SHEMENSKI SUSAN SHIPMAN Gymnastics Club 12; Stage Band 9; Marching Band 10, 11; Pep Band 10. 268 Senior Index STEPHANIE SILLS RACHEL SILVERMAN RICK SIMONETTI KEN SMITH French Club 12; Spanish Club 11, 12. SEAN SMITH Track 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Phoenix 12; Ski Club 9. TODD SMITH Football 9, 10, 11, 12. TODD W. SMITH Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Phoenix 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10; Tennis 10, 12. JEFF SNYDER Football 9; Track 10, 12; Wrestling 10; Orchestra 12; Aca- demic Honors 10, 11, 12. VANCE SPEAR DAVID SPENCER Ski Club 11, 12. HOWARD SPIES Ski Club 9, 10. BONNIE STAMBAUGH Northeast Career Center 11; VIC A 11, 12. TIM STANTON LYNN STEELE NHS 11, 12; Aca- demic Honors 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 11. EARL STEIER MICHELE STEPHENITCH Student Council 9, 10 (Secretary); Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); NHS 11, 12; Choir 9; Spanish NHS 11, 12; Aca- demic Honors 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9. JENNIFER STEPHENS JEFF SWEET NHS 11, 12; WFSI 10, 12; Spanish NHS 11, 12 (President); Backpacking Club 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. JOHN SWEET Wargamers Club 10; Ski Club 11, 12; WFSI-Bahamas 10, 12; NHS 11, 12 Spanish NHS 11, 12. LARRY SWERLEIN RICHARD SZULEWSKI Track 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Ensemble 12. BRUCE TAYLOR JULEE TAYNOR Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12; Spanish NHS 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Girls Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Operetta 10, 11, 12. MARGARET TEDRICK Gymnastics 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10. BARBARA THARP CATHY THOMAS Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Softball 10; Fall Play 10; Latin Club 12; Office Aid 12; Stage Band 9. ALISON TIERNEY Wrestling Club 9, 10, 11; Cardinal Club 9, 12; Girls Ensemble 12; Choir 9, 10, 11. 12. ANDREW TIMMS SHANNON TIMPERMAN Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12; Cardinal Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Baseball Club 10, 11; Bas- ketball Club 10, 11; NHS 11. 12. MELISSA TODD RICH TOLLEY Lacrosse 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12. CHERYL TOMMEY Volleyball 9; Student Council 9; NHS 12; FCA 12. MATT TOPPER Swim Team 9, 10, 11,12; Student Council 9, 11, 12; FCA 11. ROBIN TRAINER Marching band 9; Powder Puff 12. JULIA TULLY Wrestling Club 9 (Treasurer), 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Powder Puff 12; Baseball Club 9; DCT 12 (Vice-President). DAVE TYUS KEVIN UBERT Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; NHS 11, 12; Aca- demic Honors 10, 11, 12. CAROLYN UTZ LESLEY VANDERHORST Cardinal Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Club 10; Powder Puff 11, 12; Spanish NHS 11; Baseball Club 9. CHRIS VINCENTI LORI VOELTNER Ski Club 10; Phoenix 12; Choir 11, 12; Girls Ensem- ble 12. JANE WALLACE LORI WALLACE TODD WALLICK JENNIFER WALTERS TERI WALTERS German Club 9, 10 (Treasurer); Baseball Club 11; COE 12. JOSHUA WALUM BRYAN WANG Phoenix 12 (Editor- In-ChieH Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Academic Honors 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9; Student Council 9. CAROLIN YIN-CHING WANG KARIN WANG BOB WARHULA MARK WARNER PANPILAS WATTANASARN Phoenix 10, 11; Cardinal Club 11, 12; Basketball Club 12; Calender Commit- tee 11; Prom Committee 11; Mock Tri- al 12 (Attorney); Girls State 11 (Gover- nor); Student Council 11,12 (Cabinet); Student Exchange Service 11; NHS 11, 12 (President); Academic Honors 10, 11, 12. LEO WEBB NINA WEBB Marching Band 9, 10. 11,12; NHS 11,12; Russian Club 9,10 (Secretary), 11, 12 (President); WFSI 11, 12; Archaeology Club 9; Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; Or- chestra 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERT WEBB JOHN WEISENBERGER TIM WEITHMAN NHS 11, 12; Bas- ketball 9, 10. CHRIS WELCH Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9; Track 10; Band 10; NHS 12. BILL WELLMAN JASON WESTBROOK BETH WHITAKER Baseball Club 9; Cardinal Club 9; Ski Club 9; Soccer 9, 10, II; Track 10; Powder Puff 12. JILL WHITE Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 11; Cardinal Club 9; Baseball Club 9; Track Club 12; Pow- der Puff 11, 12; Choir 9, 11. JODI WHITE Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); DIVING 9, 10; Cardinal Club 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; La- crosse 11; Student Council 9, 12; WFSI-Bahamas 10, 11; Swim Club 9, 10; Rotary Camp Enterprise 11; Pow- der Puff 11, 12. MIKE WHITE Gymnastics 9, 10; Chess Club 9, 10; Fall Play 12: Chil- dren’s Play 12; WFSI 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12. RANDALL WHITE GISELA WIEGLEB Lacrosse Club 11 (Statistician), 12 (Statistician), NHS 11, 12. SHERRI WILHELM JENNIFER WILKINSON Ski Club 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10; Mixed Ensemble 12; Choir 9,10, 11,12; Oper- etta 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10; Basketball Stat 9. KRIS WILLIS Soccer 9; Swim Team 10; Wrestling Club 10, 11; Track Club 11, 12; Student Council 10; WFSI-Ba- hamas 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10. TIM WILLSON Gymnastics 9,10, 11, 12 (State Finalist). GWEN WILSON KELLY WILSON Baseball Club 9; Cardinal Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Club 9, 10, 11, 12. JIM WOGAMAN TRACY WOODWARD Baseball Club 9; Cardinal Club 9; Wrestling Club 10, 11, 12; NHS 12. HAZEL WORKMAN DARRAH WRIGHT STEVE WURSTA Backpacking Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12 (Photographer); Phoenix 12; WFSI Northwest 11; WFSI-Bahamas 12; NHS 12. LISA YOUNG Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Choir 9, 10, 11; Mixed En- semble 12; Spanish NHS 11 (Treasur- er), 12; FCA 12; Class Treasurer 9, 12; NHS 11, 12 (Secretary); Student Council 9, 10, 11; Academic Honors 10, 11; Powder Puff 11, 12. JOHN ZIMMER MAUREEN ZINN Drill Team 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 10; Cardinal Club 11; Powder Puff 11; NHS 11, 12; March- ing Band 9, 10, 11; FCA 11; Student Council 9. 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Through group support, for eoch member ro work on o progrom of abstinence jaeKSKS 125 Worthington Square PUPPY LOVE PET SHOPPE $85-4043 89 Worrhingron Best Wishes Square Zo Zhe Class 885-9122 A Place For The Young of 7983 And The Young Ar Heart 288 PARKER PH0T0GRAPH5 WISHES TO EONGRATULATE THE ELA5S OF '83 AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE OVER THE PAST YEAR. 2036 NORTH HIGH STREET EOLUMBUS, OHIO 43201 NORTHEAST EORNER OF 0.S.U. EAMPUS 288.1101 WE ALSO DO WEDDINGS! Ads 289 We re the only authorized Ferrari dealer in Ohio. We’re the largest Volkswagen dealer in the Midwest! FERRARI 308 GTS 290 Ads Student Council Wishes To Congratulate The Class Of 1983 1983 Officers Ore: president ittark Collins, Mee-President Brian Stcucnson, Secretary Kathy junk. Treasurer Oreg Brennan, Recorder iHarlene Risley PIZZA KING 74 Worthington Square 846-8850 OManetj i One. in the French Market Specializing in Wedding Cakes. Cheesecakes. European Breads. Pies 6072 Busch Blvd. Columbus. Ohio 43229 (614) 846-6001 Compliments Of Joe Hart, Realtor Good Luck Class Of 1983 Ads 291 The four Seniors of the 1983 Yearbook Staff, Leslie Liming, Debbie Lee, Liz Selby, and Greg Brennan, would like to thank the following people who supported and aided us throughout the year; Mrs. Schoenhoff, 1983 Yearbook Staff members, Surburbian News, Mrs. Hottenroth, Miss Elin, Robin Fritts, Mr. Parker, Mr. Mansfield and the Phoenix Staff, Guy Danner, Steve Wursta, Mike Monte, Carolyn O’Leary, and Tad Bu- ford. We had an enjoyable and memorable year while forming the 1983 Yearbook. We hope that the 1983 Cardinal Yearbook will be just as special to you as it is to us. Closing 292