Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

CONTENTS •...........................Title Page 3.......................Dedication 4............................Theme Page 5..........................Seniors 37..........................People 69..........................Sports 103..................Organizations 07......................Activities 145............................Ads NTG N SCHOOL 357 East South Street Carey, Ohio 43316 IQ87 Qj iAllD O o Me. 63 Sv S’LL y AK8 I IT TRougd Gone — JJeDex GJo igotten Dcoid Gonzafes . fcwemba 16, 1967 — 2Jeb«uQ«y 14,1987 M e. the Class of 1987. dedicate the Sixty-third edition of the Caryatid to our deceased classmate. David Gonzales. David was born to Sally a nn Isbell on November 16,1967 in Geneva. Ohio. In 1973. they moved to Carey where David began school. David grew up in a somewhat large family. He has two brothers (Richard and Robert) and four sisters (Virginia Riegle, Barbara Gamble. Gloria Estep, and Sally Gon- zales). Of these children. David was the sixth. David's hobbies were football, wrestling, and just being with his friends. He was well-liked and easy to get along with because of that certain smile or the way he would tell a joke. We will always love and miss you. David. The Class of 1987 2 David at birth. David when he was 7 years old. Together We’ll Make It The title and the picture on the cover combine to form this year's CARY A TID theme. Carey High School has had its share of problems and heartaches this year: Mr. McClintock's departure, the death of David Gonzales, and school vandalism. That's a lot for one school to go through, so the seniors on the yearbook staff came up with a title that really hit the spot: Together We'll Make It. For the Seniors, it means closeness — sticking together and trying not to be alone. If things are shared, it '$ much easier to get through them. For the underclassmen, it means hang in there — together, and make Carey a great place to be. More time is spent in this building when you are growing up than anywhere else. Make the best of it — stand together and be proud of Carey High. Look through the yearbook, remember 1987, and know how together we made it. 4 Togeffttt, SvIM Mete ft 5 7 NAME nickname tuiuRt nANS BIGGEST PROBLEM Terri Arend Cloe Red Good tobi marriage GurS in the class of 88 John Raker Bake College. sports English Juite Same Ramer Big f Bucks R. Sammet listening to D.N.’s mental cases Pat Blair Bone head World Tour (alter the Tole do Sports Arena) Driver’s license, moneyi 7-CO am Nick Roes Rama Man Own business, wealthy Steve. Austin. Lyn Angi Bowling Bird Legs, Chicken Lady Collegei Marriage, 1 kids Relatives, Mr. Henry, Math Alice Boyce ScaUy To be a professional brat Animal shows Lisa Davis B Bop Rent Slate. Teacher Getting the cheese out of combo Rob Donetson Don College, Wife Getting up in the morning Mark E ingle Clark, Claudie Play BB for the 76ers Women Corrina ferguson Eerg Graduate, Marriage. School History class Teresa Eletcher Reese PB Cup Marriage to Brad Buffalo Chip Kristi kuer Robotics Rhonda Eon Eony Cops, Police Mike king College or work Angus Parents Rock n Roll Ron Eruth Eruit, Bandit Money Chad Knzler College Knz Jim Gatchell. Ken, Kevin J yr college CoRei figuring out girls Jim Gatchell Kristi kizer Blink y Kristi Wein Job Europe, life in the fast lane J. Jacoby. Ken Collet. J. Gov’t, D.N.’s mental probs Rmau Scott Gatchell The Gooch Get Rich Laurie Lasley Elementary teacher, mar School riage Jody Gossman Tiffin Hair Academy Money Bret Manns Bernie School Technical school Jane Hernandez Blossom, Jungle Jane Money K mi Me 1 aughlm College Nurse (RN) Mic Having confidence fashion Merchandising Mary Hernamlez Mer Brad Mullholand (Ha. Ha} Beth Mewhorter c oHege 7th graders Bethol Brel Higgins Tech school, leave Carey Something to do here in Higs town School, Own business No time tor friends, myself Curl HiH Don Mi Her Redman Job, Marriage. Home, Land Geek Master Collets. Blink. B Jacoby South Seas island w Ginger S Mary Ann Money. Women, saying no Chris MiHs Safety Pup Kim Hoepf BGSU. Math ilegree Tank, my worst nightmare Mik, Bob Get rich Brad Mullholand Don’t have any Moe David Hunter College kim McLaughlin Hunt sky College, Marriage. Rich Julie Newcomer Money k Women Brian Jacobv Julie. Jules Nursing school, TU fiuzzy Something to do in Carey Job, kids Trouble ami Rama Denise Ntederkohr Chip. Johnson Geeser Money, Being single s family California, College Austin Walter J. Paine living In my house Mindy Nyr Back to school Spud Jerrod Savidge Money Successful career, marriage Squtgs Car, Trisha Troiano Work lor Hugh Heffner Julia Halter So many women, so little Jut trie Orians Peanut time College and marriage Leading Carey Allan Schreiner I lie in general Celling my JOT from k H Schrmes College degree Mega buck s Leah Walter Tony Orians Chris Mills Pete Rones Bahama s beach hut Work, Marriage Steve Seifert Being short Didn't have a car School for auto mechanics lisa Webb Jamie Overton Money Llgie, Wheeza Beautician, marriage Beautician, Marriage Debra Smalley My parents My brother To find the right guy Joyce Went ling Becky Park Afraid friends will forget Bee me Win lotto i be rich Whirlpool in f mdlav Money Being compared to Teresa Heather Smith Heater Roger Went ling Brenda Parsons college Rog Bird. Burnie finding a cottege Auto mechanic tame I fortune Terri A i Cami C. Substitute teachers Roger Smith Tessie Wilson (Cole) Anna Plott Dry wall business, Move to Tess Banana TN Own a house, be wealthy Job, Marriage Homework T. tddinglon. L. kiusgrave Money Chad Sny der Julie W ise Jamie Prater flex Judie Jesus The Lovell Market Get rich, travel far To master the guitar Being so muscular Tardies to school Women Aaron Spencer Ty Hood tarl R liner Uncle Pervy Weed trr College. Big city life e Getting rich Industrial tngmeering citement Getting this girl Police Sunday morning, Amy and Phil Todd Worst Shari Ritter Kathy Stone Worst Cher. Rit hat College Job, Owning a truck. True The Army (4 vrs) tnglish term papers Love My brother Time kathy Wright Greg Summit Daisy Mae Angie Roark Scum Career. On my own Lu Lu Auto Diesel school keeping T. T out of my way College. Boyfriend Money knowing too much, saying John Wyatt too little Chuck Tanner Tang Get out of Carey lisa Rutting College. Coach School Rutt Crades and women Purple Porsche Sara )ates Hallucinations Tony Troiano Dinkle Pizza Wheels College Career, family (?) Sue Sammet College. Marriage, Normal Being where 1 should be Sponge Being Whipped 9 Angie Roark: Good luck in the future LuLu. We love you! Love. Mom. Dad. and Joey Danny: To the one guy I love with all my heart! I hope our relationship lasts forever. Love always. Tori Dear Victoria: I love you so much. Love always. Danny Jamie Prater: Through the good and bad times you have always been a source of love and joy in our lives. We wish you all the best. Love. Mom. Dad. Jodi. Joshua, and Jennifer Jerrod Savidge: How very proud tve are to have you for a son. Congratulations, follow your dreams and the future will be yours to behold. Remember, we'll always be there for you! Love. Mom, Dad. and Christin Lisa Davis: Congratulations on a job well done these past 12 years. We're very proud of you! Good luck at Kent State. All our love. Mom and Dad Alice Boyce (Annie): You are a very loving, compassionate person. We know you will do well in whatever career you choose. Dad and Mom Chuck Tanner: Those whom we love deeply become a part of us forever. M e have known you as a brother and a son. but we love you as a friend. When you go out into the big. wide world, remember that we will always be here. Dad. Mom. Jodi. Jill, and Mike 10 K i m McLaugh-lini You are our joy! We will miss watching you make up cheers and routines. You are a hard work er and a responsible leader with good morals. May all your dreams become realities. You deserve the very best. You are one classy ladylll We are so very proud. Love you always. Mom and Dad Mindy Nye: Congratulations. Mindy, on all you've done. We love you and are proud of you. Good luck in all you do. Thanks for the memories and God Bless You. Love. Dad. Mom. Val. and Stacie Julia Walter: You will always hold a special place in our hearts. May your future be bright and filled with happiness. We are proud of you. Love always. Mom and Dad Dear Tracy: To the most important person in my life. 1 will always remember the special moments we spent together. Terry Terry: To a great guy who I've shared alot with these past few years in school. Thanx for all the wonderful memories. Tracy Chip Johnson: Keep a sense of humor and always try your darndest — you'll be a success. We re proud of you and love you. CHARLES. Mom and Dad Beth Mewhorter: We are so proud of you and we love you very much. We wish you the very best in the years to come. Love. Dad and Barb. Mom and Jim To the Yearbook Staff: Well, guys — it's all over! You did a great job — and the proof is in your hands! The Ids'! book is the best ever. A special thanks to Beth for a fine job as editor, and also to Doug O'Flaherty for step-ing in as photographer whenever he was needed. To the underclassmen of the staff, you have some big shoes to step into — set your goals now and go for them! Mrs. Chambers II SrnoJi Statics Terri A rend Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. Chorus Officer 2: Marching Hand I. 2. 3. 4: Concert Hand I. 2. 3i Dis trict If Hand I. Pep Rand I. 2: Majorette 3. 4. DECA Club 3. tleni. Teacher's Aid 3: Track i John Raker: Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4-. Spanish Club Officer 3: Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Math League 1.2.3. 4: Haseball I. 3. 4, Haseball Team Capt. 4-. Football I. 2. 3. 4. Has ketball I. 2i Intramurals I. 2; Scholarship Team I. 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Court 4; Class Officer 4; Honor Society 3. 4 Julie Ann Bame: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus Ensembles I. 2. 3. 4, Dis trict Chorus I. 2: Marching Hand ; GAA I. 2. 3, FHA I. 2. 3: Spanish Club I. 2; DECA Club 3: Math League T. Office Help 3. Elem. Teacher’s Aid 3: Basketball I. 2. 3; Gymnastics I. 2. 3; Team Manager 2: Intramurals I Hick Roes: Chorus 2. 3.• DECA Club 3. 4. Gym Assistant 3. 4; Wres- tltng 2 Angi Rowling FFA 2. 3. 4. FFA Officer 4: GAA 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club — ; Drama Club I. 2. 4: Math League -1. 2. 3. 4: Gym Assistant 4; Elem. Teacher's Aid I. 2. 4. Cheerleading 2; Basketball 1.2: Softball 2. 3. 4: Softball Capt. 4 Gymnastics 1.2; Statistician 2: Intramurals I. 2. 3 Alice Royce: Chorus I. 2. 3. Chorus Officer 2. District Chorus h GAA 2. 3; GAA Officer 3. Spanish Club I. 2. 3: Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club Officer 4: Yearbook Staff 3; Library Assistant 2. 4; Office Help 4-. High School Teacher's Aid 4-. Jr. Class Manager — 3; Gymnastics I. 2; Statis- tician I. 2. 3i Intramurals I. 2. 3. Homecoming Court 4 Musicals I. 2. 3-. Plays I. 2. 3. 4. Class Officer ; Class President — Lisa Davis-. Chorus I. 2. District Chorus I; Marching Hand I. 2. 3. 4. Concert Hand — I. 2. 3. 4: District II Hand — 2. 3. 4: Solo b Ensemble Contest I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Hand I. 2. 3. 4-. French Club I. 2. 4: French Club Officer 4-. Drama Club — I. 2. 4i Math League 2. 3. 4: Nutshell Stall I. 2. 3. 4: Nutshell Editor 3. 4: Elem. Teacher's Aid 3; Scholar- ship Team 2. 3: Musicals 2. 3: Plays 3: Honor Society 3. I Rob Donelson: French Club 2. 3. Math League 2: Elem. Teacher's Aid 3: Baseball 3. 4: Football 1. 3. Basketball I. 2. 3; Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Mark Eingle. Chorus I. 2. 3; Spanish Club 3: LUCA Club 3. Rase ball 4. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Has ketball Capt. 4: Intramurals 1.2. 3 Corrina Ferguson: Library Assistant 2. 3: Gymnastics 4 Teresa Fletcher: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; FHA 2; Spanish Club I. DtCA Club I; Elem. Teacher's Aid 1.2. 3. 4 Rhonda Fox: Chorus I; Marching Rand I; Concert Hand I; Pep Hand IGAA 2. 3-. French Club 2. 3; DECA Club 3: Library As sistant 2: Gym Assistant 4-. Of- fice Help 3. High School Teacher‘s Aid 4: Cheerleading 2 Volleyball 2. Intramurals — 2: Scholar- ship Team 2-. Soccer I. 2 Ron Fruth: FFA I. 2. 3. 4j FFA Offi cer 4; French Club 3i Art Club 2-. Football 4: Basketball I Jim GatchelT Marching Hand I. 2. 3. 4i Hand Officer 4j Concert Hand I. 2. 3. 4: District II Hand I. 2. 3. Solo S Ensemble Contest I. 2. 3. Pep Hand I. 2. 3. 4. French Club 4i DECA Club 3; Track 2 Scott Gatchell: Chorus .• DECA Club 3. 4-. Math League 2i Gym Assistant — 4-. Football 2. 3. 4: Intramurals — I. 2.3 Jody Gossman: Chorus I. 2. 3: FHA I. 2. 3; Spanish Club I. 2-. DECA Club 3. 4.■ Art Club 2. J. Elem. Teacher s Aid 3. 4: Basketball I, Intramurals I. 2. 3 Jane Hernandez: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Chorus Officer 2. Chorus Ensembles 3: District Chorus 3. 4. Solo i tnsemble Contest 3: GAA 2. 3. 4i FHA I. 2. 3. 4FHA Officer 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Art Club 3-, Library Assistant 2: Elem. Teach er's Aid 3. Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4i Scholarship Team 3: Musicals — 3 Mary Hernandez: Chorus I. 2. 3; District Chorus 3i Solo i- Ensemble Contest — 3. GAA 3. 4: French Club 3. 4. Art Club 2: Office Help 4-. Gymnastics 2. 3. 4,• In tramurals 2. 3-. Musicals 3 Rret Higgins: FF A 4: Drama Club 4i Wrestling I Curt Hill: Drama Club 3. Art Club 2. 3. 4-. Office Help 4: Track h Inti amurals 2. Musicals 3: Plays 3 Kim Hoepf: Marching Hand I. 2. 3. 4: Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Hand I. 2. 3t Majorette 3. 4; French Club I. 2i Student Council 2. 3. 4: Student Council Officer 4-. Cheerleading — 3 Track — I. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2 Homecoming Court 4: Class Officer 2. 3. 4-. Honor Society 3. 4 Dave Hunter: FFA — I. 2. 4-. Spanish Club - I. 2: Drama Club I. 2 Math League I. 2. 3. 4i Office Help 2 Jr. Class Manager — 31 Football I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3, Plays - 3 Brian Jacoby: DECA Club 3. 4: Wrestling - I. 2 3 Chip Johnson.- Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club Officer 3. 4: Dra ma Club I. 2. 3. 4. Math League 3. 4-. Office Help 4-. Golf I. 2. 3: Haseball 4. Basketball — I: Track 1. 2: Intramurals I. 2. 3; Scholar ship Team I. 2. 3; Musicals 3: Plays I. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 3 Mike King: DECA Club 3-. Drama Club 4; Art Club I. 2. 3: Math League — I. Track 4: Intramurals - 2 S.A.D.D. - 4 Chad Kitzler: Chorus I. 2-. French Club 3-. L ECA Club 3. 4, Nutshell Staff 2 Gym Assistant 4: Golf 2. 3. 4; Golf Team Capt. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3: Track 2. 3. 4 Kristi Kizer Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Cho rus Ensembles — I. 2. 3. 4-. GAA — 2; FHA — 3: French Club I: DECA Club 3; Art Club — 2 3. 4. Art Club Officer 3: Elem. Teacher's Aid 1. 2 Musicals - 2 Laurie Lasley: Chorus Ensembles 3: Marching Hand I. 2. 3. 4. Concert Hand I, 2. 3. 4: District II Hand m I. 3. 4. Solo i Ensemble Contest — ,• Pep Hand I: Jazz Hand — 2i GAA 2. 3. 4: GAA Officer 3. 4; French 12 Club I. 2. 3. Drama Club 4: Math League 1.2i Yearbook Staff — 3. 3; Nutshell Staff — I. 2, Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4. Cheerleading Capt I. 4: Track I. 2-. Scholarship Team 1.2. 4-. Musicals 3; Plays 4: Class Officer 2. 3. Student of the Month 3; Honor Society 3. 4 Bret Manns Chorus h DECA Club 3. 4DECA Club Officer 4: Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling Capt. 4: Baseball I, football 4, Intramurals I. 2: Homecoming Court 4 Kim McLaughlin: Chorus I. 2. 4: Chorus Officer 2: District Chorus 4: GAA 2. 3. 4. GAA Officer 4-. french Club I. 2. 3. 4: french Club Officer 2. Drama Club 4; Student Council 3. 4. Student Council Olticer 3. 4: Math League I. 2. 3: Yearbook Stall 3. 4: Nut shell Staff I. 2. 3: L ibrary Assistant I. 2. 3. 4. Gym Assistant 3. 4. Elem. Teacher's Aid h Cheerlcad mg - 2. 3. 4: Cheerleading Capt. ■ 4; Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I: Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3: Scholarship Team I. 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Court 4: Class Of ficer I. 3. 4: Class President ; Student of the Month 3.• Honor Society 3. 4: Girl's Slate 4 Beth Mewhorter Marching Band 1. 2. Concert Band I. 2. Pep Band - I. 2; FFA 4: GAA 2. 3. 4. French Club I. 2. 3, Math League 1. 2. 3. Yearbook SlalT— 3. 4. Yearbook Editor 4: High School Teacher 's Aid — 3. Gymnastics I. 2: Statistician I; Intramurals - 1.2: Honor Society 3 Don Miller: FFA I. 2. 3. 4: football 2. 4 Michael C. Mills: Spanish Club I. 2. 3: Spanish Club Officer 3. Math League 2. 3. 4: Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling Capt. - 4. Baseball I. 2. 3. 4-. football 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3: Scholarship Team 4 Brad Mullholand: Chorus I. 2. 4. Chorus Officer 2. 4: Spanish Club 3: Drama Club 4: Math League I. 2. 3: Baseball I. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2. 3: Intramurals 1.2. 3. Home coming Court 4: Musicals 2 Julie Newcomer: Chorus -1. 4: Chorus Officer . Chorus Ensembles 3. 4: Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4: Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4: Solo £ Ensemble Contest I. 2. 3: Pep Band 4: GAA 3: french Club I. 2. 3. Drama Club 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: Math League 2. 3: Nutshell Staff I. 2. 3. 4: Nutshell Editor 3. 4: Elem. Teacher's Aid 3: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball Capt 4. Track I; Softball 2. Statistician 1. 2. 3. Scholarship Team 3: Musicals I. 2. 3: Glass Otficer 3. 4. Student ol the Month - 4. Honor Society 3. 4 Denise Niederkohr. Chorus I. 2. 3: Chorus Ensembles I. 2. 3: GA A 2. 3. fHA 3: Spanish Club 2: DL GA Club 3. 4, Art Club I. 2. 3: Library Assistant 3: Plays 2 Mindy Nye: Chorus h Solo £ En semble Contest I: EE A 3. 4: EE A Officer 4: GAA I. 2. 3. Spanish Club I: Math League 2: Year book Staff 3i Library Assistant 3: Office Help 4. High School Teacher's Aid I: Elem. Teacher's Aid 2. Jr. Class Manager 3. Vol leyball I. 2. 3. 4: Volleyball Capt. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. Basketball Capt. 3: Track I-. Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. 4; Statistician I. 2. 3. 4. Intramurals I. 2. Homecoming Court 4 Eric Orians: Chorus I. 2: FHA I: Spanish Club I: Math League I. 2: L ibrary Assistant — I: Gym Assistant 3. Office Help I. Basketball 2. Track . Intramurals I. 2. 3: Plays 4: Soccer 2. 3. 4 Jamie Overton Chorus I. 2. i544 2: FHA 3: Spanish Club I. 2. DECA Club 3. 4: Math League I: Elem. Teacher 's Aid I. 2. 3. 4: Stat istician I; Intramurals I Tony Orians. Chorus 2: Art Club - 2. 3: football I. 2. 3 Becky Park: Chorus — I. 2: Chorus Oflicer 2: Chorus Ensembles I. 2-. Solo Ensemble Contest I: (54 4 I. fHA - 3. Spanish Club I. french Club 4: Art Club 3: Gym Assistant 3. 4: Elem. Teacher's Aid 3: Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Bas ketball I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball Capt. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals — 2. Student of the Month 4 Brenda Parsons (544 2. 3. 4. french Club I. 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 4: Drama Club Officer 4: Art Club 3: Math League I. 2. 3. 4: Nutshell Stall I. 2. 4. Office Help I. 2. 3. 4: Jr. Class Manager 3: Goll I. 2. 4. Track 4. Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4: Statistician 2: Scholarship Team I. 2. 3. 4. Musi cals I. 2. 3-. Plays — I. 4: Class Officer I. 2: Class President 2. Honor Society 3. 4: S.A.D.D. 4: Honor Society Officer — 4 Anna Plolt: Chorus I. 2. 4: Chorus Officer 2i Chorus Ensembles 2; (544 I. 2. 3. 4. GAA Olticer 4. french Club I. 2. 3. 4-. french Club Officer 2. Student Council 4. Math League 2. 3. Yearbook Staff 3. 4: Library Assistant 3. 4. Gym Assistant 3. 4-. Oltice Help 3. 4: Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4. Cheerleading Capt. 4: Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball Capt 4. Track I: Gymnastics 3: Home coming Court 4: Homecoming dueen 4. Class Officer I. 2. 4: Student of the Month 3. Honor Society 3. Audition Chorus 4 Jamie Prater Chorus I. 2. 4: Chorus Ensembles I: District Chorus I: Solo £ Ensemble Contest I; Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4: Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Math League I: Library Assistant 4: Gym Assistant 4: Basketball I. 2: Intramurals I. 2. 31 Soccer I. 2. 3. 4-. Audition Chorus 4 Earl Risner Wrestling I: football I. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3 Shan Ritter: Chorus I. 2. 4: Chorus Ot ficer 2: (544 3: FHA 3. 4. EHA Officer 4. Spanish Club I. 2. DECA Club 3: Elem. Library 4. sistant I. 3: Elem. Teacher's Aid 4 Angie Roark: Marching Band I. 2-. Concert Band — I. 2-. Pep Band I: 11 A 4. GAA 2. 3. 4: french Club I. 2. 3: Math League I. 2. 3: ) carbook Staff 3. 4. L ibrary Assis tant 3. 4: Elem. Teacher's Aid 2: Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4. Gymnastics 2. 3. Intramurals 2. 3: Class Officer 2 Lisa Ruffing Marching Band 1.2.3. 4. Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4. District II Band 3. Solo £ Ensemble Contest 2-. Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band I. 2: GAA 4: french Club - I. 2. 3. 4: french Club Officer 4. Art Club 3i Math League 2. 5. Nutshell Stall 3. 4: Nutshell Editor 4. Elem. Teacher's Aid 3. Cheer leading 2. 3: Track 2. Gymnas 13 tics 4. Intramurals I. 2: Scholarship Team 3. 4: Plays 4. More head State University Hand Clinic — 3; Soccer I. 2 Sue Sam met: Chorus I, 2. 3; Chorus Officer 2. 3: Chorus Ensembles I. 2; FHA — I. 2. 3; fHA Officer 2. 3. Spanish Club -I: DECA Club 3. 4; Gymnastics I. 2 Intramurals I. 2 Jerrod Savidge. Chorus I. 2. 4 Spanish Club 3. 4; Spanish Club Officer 3: Drama Club 3. 4: Math League I. 2. Gym Assistant 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Football Capt. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Track Capt. 4: Intramurals — I. 2. 3: Homecoming Court 4: Musicals 3: Plays 3. 4; Class Officer 4 Steve Seifert. DtCA Club 3. 4: Track ; Soccer — I. 2. 3 Allan Schreiner: Chorus 2: EEA I. 2: Spanish Club 3. 4: Spanish Club Officer 4: Math League 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 2. 3. 4: W restling Capt. — 4. Football I. 2: Track h Intra-murals I. 2: Scholarship Team 3. 4. Honor Society — 3. 4 Debra Smalley: Chorus I. 2. 3: District Chorus 3: Marching Hand I. 2. 3. 4: Concert Hand I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Hand — I. 2. 3. 4i GAA 2. 3. 4: Office Help 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2 Heather Smith: Chorus 4-. March mg Hand I. 2: Concert Hand 1.2: District II Hand - I. 2Solo i Ensemble Contest I. 2. 4 Pep Hand I: Jazz Hand 2: French Club I. 2. 4: French Club Officer 2: Drama Club 4. Drama Club Officer 4. Math League I. 2-. High School Teacher's Aid 4: Elem. Teacher's Aid 3; Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4-, Cheerleading Capt. 3. 4. Gymnastics 2. Statistician L Intramur-als I. 2. 3. Homecoming Court 4. Musicals 3. Plays 4: Class Officer 3. 4: Student of the Month 4 Roger Smith Wrestling I. I earn Manager — Chad Snyder: Chorus I. 2. Chorus Ensembles I. 2i Solo Ensemble Contest I: FFA 2: DEC A Club 3. 4: Drama Club I. 2. 3: Math League I. 2. 3: L ibrary Assistant I, Golf 3; Hasketball I. 2. 3. 4: basketball Capt. 4: Track I: Intramurals I. 2. 3: Musicals — Aaron Spencer Marching Hand I. 2: Concert Hand.— I. 2: Solo t Ensemble Contest I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Hand I. 2; Jazz Hand h Spanish Club 4: Drama Club 4. Math League I-. Office Help 3. 4: Track 2. 4. Intramurals 2. 3, Scholarship Team - 4-. Musicals I. 2. 3; Plays 4; Honor Society — 3. 4: Honor Society Officer 4 Kathy Stone: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Clio rus Officer 3-. Flag Girl 4. Span ish Club 2: French Club — 4: DFCA Club 3: Art Club I: Library Assistant 2. 3. 4: Gym Assistant 2i Statistician 3: Intramurals 3 Greg Summit: Chorus I: FFA I. 2. 3. 4: FFA Officer 3. 4. W restling I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling Capt. 3. 4. Football — I. 2 Chuck fanner: Chorus I: French Club 2. 3. Art Club I. Gym Assis tant 4. baseball I. 2, 3. 4. base ball Team Capt 4. Football I. 2. 3. 4: Football Capt. 4-. basketball I. 2. 3. 4: basketball Capt. 4: Home coming Court 4. Homecoming king — 4 Tony Troiano: Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club Officer 3. 4. Math League I. 2. 3. 4: Golf I: Wres thug I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling Capt. 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Football Capt. 4: Track 2-. Intramurals I. 2: Scholarship Team I. 2. 3. 4: Home coming Court 4. Class Officer 3. 4: Class President 4. Honor So ciety 3. 4 Austin Walter FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Wres tling — I Julia Walter: Chorus I. 2. 3: Chorus Ensembles I. 2-. Marching Hand I. 2i Concert Hand I. 2: Pep Hand 1.2. DEC A Club 3. 4: DECA Club Officer 4. Elem. Teacher's Aid 4: Statistician I: Musicals I. 3 Leah Waller: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Clio rus Ensembles I. 2. 3. 4: District Chorus 2. 3. Marching Hand 1.2. 3. 4: Concert Hand I. 2. 3. 4-. Solo 6 Ensemble Contest I, 2. 3. 4: Pep Hand I. 2. 3. 4-. Jazz Hand I. 2. Spanish Club I. 2. 3: Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4. Drama Club Officer 4: Math League — I. 2. Hasketball 2i Intramurals I. 2: Musicals I. 2. 3: Soccer I. 2: Morehead State Uni versity Hand Clinic — 3 Lisa Webb: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4-. Chorus Officer 2: Chorus Ensembles - 3: District Chorus 3; GAA 3. 4. EHA 4; FHA Officer 4i Span ish Club - I. 2: Elem. Library Assis tant I. 4; Office Help - 4-. Elem. Teacher's Aid 2-. Statistician U Intramurals — 3: Musicals 3 Joyce Wentling: Marching Hand I: Concert Band — I. Pep Hand —I: FFA 3. 4: GAA 3: French Club — I. 3: Math League 3. High School Teacher's Aid 2-. Volleyball I, Track — I: Softball - 2. 3. 4: Softball Capt 4. Intramurals I. 2 Roger Wentling: Chorus I. 4: FFA I. 2. 3. 4. FFA Officer 3. 4. Dra ma Club 3; Math League — I. 2. 3: Gym Assistant 3. 4■. Football I. 2. 3. 4: Football Capt. 4; Track 2. 3: Musicals 3: Plays 3: Class Officer 3-. Class President 3 Tessie (Wilson) Cole: Chorus I. 2. 3: Chorus Ensembles 3-. FHA 2: Spanish Club I: Hasketball 1.2. 3: Track — I: Gymnastics I, 2 Intra-murals fc— I Julie Wise. (J V4 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Spanish Club Officer 3. DECA Club 3. 4: DECA Club Of- ficer 4: Math League 2. 3. 4; L ibrary Assistant 3. 4: Gym Assis- tant 3: Jr. Class Manager 3-. Volleyball I. 2. 3: Volleyball Capt. 2: Gymnastics I. 2. 3. Intramur als I. 2: Scholarship Team I. 2. Honor Society 3. 4-. Honor Society Officer 4 Ty Wood- Chorus I. 2. 3. 41 Spanish Club 3: Art Club I. 2. 3: Art Club Officer — 3. Intramurals I. 2 Todd Worst FFA — I. 2. 3. 4. FFA Officer 3. 4-. French Club I. 2: Math League 1.2. 3i Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4. Football 2. 3. 4. Intramurals I. 2: Scholarship Team I. 2. 3. 4. Student of the Month 4. Honor Society 3. 4 Kathy Wright: GAA 2. 3. 4. DECA Club 3. 4. DECA Club Officer 4; Math League I. 2; Library Assis tant 3. 4: Gym Assistant 3-. Jr. Class Manager 3: Volleyball 1.2. 3. 4: Gymnastics I. 3. 4-. Statisti cian I. 3. 4. Intramurals I. 2: Scholarship Team 2 John Wyatt: Art Club 2. 3. 4 Sara Yates: GAA I. 2. 3. 4: GAA Officer 3. 4: Spanish Club 4. Library Assistant 2. 3. 4-. Jr. Class Manager 3: Gymnastics I. 2. 3: Intramurals I. 2 14 UTHO IS ... Most Likely to Succeed Tony Troiano Laurie Lasley Class Comedians Bret Manns Alice Boyce Class Flirts Heather Smith Ty Wood Cutest Couple Mindy Nye Greg Summit Most Likely to be Heard Roger Wentling Anna Plott Most Intelligent John Baker Kim McLaughlin Best Athletes Chuck Tanner Mindy Nye Best Dressed Jamie Prater Kim Hoepf Shyest Julia Walter Don Miller Laziest Earl Risner Leah Walter Cutest Smith Kim Hoepf Ty Wood Rowdiest Roger Wentling Anna Plott Dizziest Heather Smith Jim Gate he I I SET 8Ss IS SENIOR CCASS OTHCE-RS 1986-1987 (LR) (Sitting) Kim McLaughlin — Student Councih Kim Hoepf — Student Council, Anna Pbtt Student Council Julie Newcomer Student Councih (Standing) John Baker — Treasurer. Tony Troiano President Jerrod Savidge Vice President Heather Smith — Secretary. THE EGG BEATER You are probably wondering why these seniors are dressed so strangely. Well — it all began ... Tony decided he wanted to compete in the Ms. Carey High School Senior Pageant. Of course Jerrod could not allow this! His wife. Heather, could not be challenged. To insure his wife's victory, he bought a lethal weapon — The Egg Beater — from two farm girls named Kim and Julie. They were selling the weapon to buy Farmer Jenot a new bike. As the plot thickens — Tony was informed of the intentions of Jerrod by Sargeant Anna. In order to protect himself. Tony then hired two private investigators (in disguise) — John and Kim. otherwise known as 0024 and 0010. On the night of the big event. Jerrod took Tony (Now being called Tonia) hostage! — Will they be saved? Will Mrs. Jerrod win? Where are 0024 and 0010? Have no fear! Just as Jerrod began torturing his hostage with the Egg Beater. John and Kim saved the day. Now Jerrod was their hostage. (P.S. — By the way. Heather was beat anyway by an unexpected contestant. Sargeant Anna. We think she used her influence to gain the spot — What do you think ?) SFHlglJS Terri Arend John Baker Julie Bame Nicholas Boes Angi Bowling Alice Boyce Melissa Buckingham Lisa Davis Rob Donelson 17 Mark Fingle Corrina Ferguson Teresa Fletcher Rhonda Fox Ron Fruth James Gatchell Scott Gatchell David Gonzales Jodi Gossman SE 1$$RS 18 Jane Hernandez Mary Hernandez Bret Higgins Curtis Hill Kim Hoepf David Hunter Brian Jacoby Jamey Jacoby Chip Johnson J sir yks seiSSrs JO Mindy Nye Eric Orians Tony Orians SE SSfcs 21 Anna Plott Jamie Prater Earl Risner Shari Ritter Angela Roark Lisa Ruffing SE‘1 22 Steve Seifert Deborah Smalley Heather Smith Roger Smith Chad Snyder Aaron Spencer szrSSks n Tony Troiano Austin Walter Julia Walter Leah Walter Lisa Webb Joyce Went ling Roger Wentling Tessie (Wilson) Cole Julie Wise SET yRS 24 Mindy Nye £ Tony Troiano Heather Smith £ Jerrod Savidge Kim McLaughlin £ Brad Mullholand Queen Anna Plott £ John Baker Alice Boyce £ Bret Manns Kim Hoepf £ King Chuck Tanner 26 27 Queen Anna Pk n and king Tanner LhSC 10 ICC 1, Terri Arend, will my ability to stay out all night to my little 1, Teresa Fletcher, will my teenage problems to my brother brother Scott and also my driving privileges to him, my good Chris. times at CHS to Lori W. and Tina Wentz, my love and person- 1, Rhonda Fox, will to all underclass pupils, my ability to brown alily to Tim Billock. nose my way through history classes, and all my love to Chris E. 1, John Baker, will all of the great times 1 had to anyone who Mullholond. can handle them, all of my intelligence to Mitch Nash, and all 8on Fruth, will my books and locker with pop bottles) to my athletic ability to Rodney Snook ond John Billock. anyone that wants them. 1, Julie Borne, will my cheat sheets to David Barchus and to my • Jim Gatchell, will my transmission bills to Kenny Collet ond little brother, Roger. To Holly C. Orians 1 will my good times some advice ,0 Don Miller' BUY A FORD and to Lori Orians my big mouth, and also to my boyfriend, Scott Gatchell, will all my dirty clothes in the trunk of my car Roger Sammet. all my love! 10 c,ose friend'Nick Boes'and 0,1 of wor,dlV Possessions 1, Nicholas J. Boes, will all my times of getting out of trouble to lo ' e s,udy ° AIDS. , rv , 1 Jane Hernandez, will ail my assets to Patti Higqins. my brother. Dale. ' ... . ... , . . t r t o i- M n u-i-4 4 . . 1, Bret Wayne Higgins, will cars to whoever can handle the 1 Angela Gail Bowling, will all my ability to get good grades, . , ,, , . ...... tickets they bring with them, the best year of my life to Valerie stay out of trouble and to not have a single detention my whole _ , , ... ,. ' , . . 4 A . „ . .. jCi i Enders, my ability to not do any work and still get good grades high school years to my two sisters, Andrea Kristian and Stefam . . . „ . ,, . , . . . . to everybody and to Karen Hucke, 1 will my ability to drive fast Lyn. God knows Andrea needs it. Last, but most important, 1 will all my love and understanding to the most important person in n0t c°u® , 1 D 1, Curt Hill, will the lunch club and any two headed cows to my life, Andrew L. Boyce. T , „ .. ...... . x . „ „ M . Tracie and Kelly, and the ability of twmkm to Kelly Jo. 1, Alice Boyce, will my position as V.P. of the Mooch Patrol , Kjm Hoept wi|, my abilify to open the pop machine to Dawn to Jenard and my ability to surf to Danny Miller. Bout well, ond 201V4 blow pop suckers to Aaron and Eric if they 1, Lisa Davis, will my good times here to my little sisters, Linda CQn handle them. and Lora, my health to Val, and my body to science in order to | David Hunter, will my second place driving ability to Mike find a cure for amasia. Smalley so that he will be able to beat out the two sisters. 1, Rob Donelson, will my ability to stay out of trouble to 1 Brian Jacoby, will my good looks to Joe Binau and my sporty anyone that can handle it. car to Jennifer Nye. 1. Mark Single, will my Opel G.T. to Joey Roark and my | Michael C. King, will my attitude to Wanda, my screaming basketball ability to Mike Miller and Mitchell Nash. God knows lead techniques to Don Miller, my heart ond soul to C.H.S., and they need these things. my boots to Mr. Collette. 1, Corrina Ferguson, will my car to anyone who will take it, 1 Chad Kitzler, will all my good times to my sister, Stacy ond to and all the good times I've hod to Sara ond Austin. Still more to Brook 1 will my ability to get ungrounded when 1 wont and 1 will come. o pair of knee high socks to Chuck Tanner. 28 SFlfiSRS ATTD XESGACDCTX- I, Kristin J. Kizer, will my innocence to my sister Kory, my portys to Mary Hern and my good times with B.M. to J.T. I, Laurie Ann Lasley, will my positive attitude and sell-esteem to my little sister, Rebecca. My cheerleading markers also go to her for whatever use is left in them. I, Bret Manns, will my awesome wrestling moves to any of the young pups on the team. I, Kim McLaughlin, will my ability not to cheat and be honest to Sharon Brown, my setting ability to Heidi Orians and my ability of not getting lost to Tricia Mullholand. I, Beth Mewhorter, will my good times in high school to my brother, Pono and my ability to get pulled over to Angie. I, Don ''Redman'' Miller, will my height to Joe Binau, my coordination and unending talents to Kenny Collet, ond my love to Heather Walter. I, Chris Mills, will my football and wrestling abilities to Brent Roynon, and my 1984 VT500 Ascot to Mitch Nash. I, Brad Mullholand, will my ability to cause trouble to Aaron Hoepf. I, Julie Newcomer, will my great times and good grades to my sister, Jeni and my brother, Kevin ond a super senior year to Val, Kristen, Comi, Tina, and Lori! I, Denise Niederkohr, will my ability of friendship and good times to Trevor Niederkohr. I, Mindy Nye, will my ability to stay with one guy to T.T. and my position as head wrestling stats to Beth Roynon, also my bosketball ability to my baby sister, Stocie. I, Eric Orians, will 100 of my 201 from Kim H. to anyone who thinks that they can handle it. I, Jamie Overton, will my ability to pass high school and D.E.C.A. class to my brother, Shane. I, Anthony L. Orians Jr., will my ability to drive to my sister, Holly so she doesn't run three stop lights in a row. I also will to my little sister, laurie Bell, to get os good as grades as I did and that in the future, not to run any stop lights, and to my girlfriend, Anna Plott, all my love. I, Becky Lee Park, will my athletic ability to my sister, Deanna ond for her to go out and party sometimes. I, Brenda Parsons, will golfing talents to Greg Underwood and Jay Risner, my academic excellence to Julie Nye, my driving ability to Holly C. Orians, ond all of my love to John E. Wyatt II. I, Anna D. Plott, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my sisters, lizzie and Susie. My cheerleading uniform to the girl whoever feels they desire to wear it, ond my love and trust to Tony Orians. I, Jamie Prater, will my Porsche to Holly Orians Ur.l, my good grades to my sister, Jodi, my $500,000 stocks and investments to Ryon Pratt, and a piece of gum to Tracie Vingling. I, Earl Risner, will my driving ability to Cheryl Runion, my football abilities to Terry Nordyke, my brains to any idiot that needs them, and to be oble to sleep in government and pass to the junior class! I, Shari Anne Ritter, will, to my not so little brother, Randy, my obility to stay out of trouble and olso, to learn to love Chevro-lets and Chevy trucks, just as I do! I, Angie Roark, will my good times during my high school years to Joey and Corri, and my license to lori, along with a great senior year. I, Lisa Ruffing, will my vice-presidency of the Dead Cows to Dennis Carter, my pets, Mr. Mad Ball and Binky, to David Doran and Valerie Enders Itoke care of 'em). I, Sue Sammet, will my good looks ond my good taste in guys to Julie Morgan, she needs help. I, Jerrod Savidge, will the inside lane to Mike Enders, my luck with keeping my car in good condition to my worst enemy, and my obility to stay out of trouble to my sister, Chris, and last, but not least, my football abilities to Pono. I, Steve Seifert, will oil my love to Marsha and what intelligence I have to my little brother. I, Allan Schreiner, will my ability to cut weight to Brent Roynon and Danny Mulvain. I will my wrestling ability and my ability to have a good time without getting in trouble to my little brother. I, Deb Smalley, will my good times to my best friends because without them, I wouldn't have had any fun. I, Heather Smith, will my job in the cafeteria lunch line to a person with great patience and my ability to love and let go plus my good times to Chris Decker. I, Roger Smith, will my ort abilities to Heather Williams and also my shop abilities to Keith Andrus and my energy to Dawn Allison, my build to Fred Niederkohr and I will my bubble gum to Tony Seifert. I, Aaron Spencer, will my ability to throw a party to my little sister, Amy, who needs it, and I will her the ability not to let love ruin her life. I, Kathy Stone, will my ability to direct through cruise line to lisa. I, Greg Summit, will my wrestling ability to Ed Roszman and my Trans Am to whoever has the big bucks to keep it running. I, Chuck Tanner, will my brother, Mike, my abilities to ploy ball and to have all the good times, and more, that I had. I, Tony James Troiano, will my high school wrestling obility to Ed Roszman, my intelligence to Curt Johnson llord knows he needs itl. I. Austin Walter, will my truck to my girlfriend, Corrino Ferguson and my Star Wars action figure to my good friend, Steve Seifert. I, Julia Walter, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Missy and all my love to Todd and my family. I, Leah Walter, will my Hollyweed Mobile to Jenny Boyce (Ben), my vocant love-life to Jodi Johnson (who needs to understand what the single life really is), and my love and best wishes to Seal, Judy, Ty Weed ond Moke. I, Lisa Ann Webb, will my being able to drive in Findlay to Kathy, (right, Kathll, and my good times at CHS to my little brother, Jerry ond my cousin, Holly. Enjoy them, they'll be gone before you know it! I, Joyce Wentling, will my ability to stay out of trouble and not get any detentions to my sister, Vicki. I also will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Angi Bowling. I. Roger Wentling, will my great obility to get along with all the teochers to Ryon Andy. I, Tessie (Wilson) Cole, will all my love to my husband, Mark and our son, Dustin, and all my good times at CHS to my younger brother, Kevin. I, Julie Wise, will my good grades and good times at CHS to Jenny Boyce. I, Ty Wood, will my truck to Alice Boyce, etc., etc., to Chad Kitzler. I, Todd Worst, will my wrestling shoes to my brother, Andy, in hopes that he will do better than I did. I, Kathy Wright, will all my good times in high school to Beth Roynon, the best of luck in wrestling for the next two years to Brent Roynon, also my obility to not stob people in the back to Trisha Troiono. I, John Wyatt, will my cor stereo to anyone who con handle it. I, Sara Yates, will my good grades to my sister, Diane, and my seat in Spanish to Tori Van Horn. 31 Ty Woods and Jamie Prater practice in guitar class. 6‘RA‘DUAtjIO‘T) (jKcdrotded ewftcnp, 'jVotte e t, i£ u 6t M y.-de e-n dew i 0 c e c4. 13 r ra d tuition----- V Ceremony j CCass of 198J SPEAKERS Roger Smith Eulogy Kim McLaughlin Valedictorian Julie Wise Salutatorian 34 35 GRADUATION PROGRAM Friday Evening, June 5,1987 Carey High School Gymnasium 7:00 P.M. 1. Presentation of the Class of 1987 Marching in Ceremony II. Invocation Father James Oberhausen III. Music Presentation Senior Ensemble A. Flying Free Flutists Lisa Davis Julie Newcomer B. Walk Tall C. Friends IV. Eulogy of David Gonzales Roger Smith V. Speeches: Valedictorian Kim McLaughlin Salutatorian Julie Wise VI. Awarding of Diplomas Mr. Melvin Roynon VII. Changing of the Tassel Mr. Virelli VIII. Benediction Father James Oberhausen IX. Recessional and Greeting Line Mr. Virelli 36 y w yi wrb ‘io]p6o|_ juniors David Barchus Robert Barger Kathy Barnett Shannon Barth Steve Bell Timothy Billock Joe Binau Robert Bisbee Benny Bland Kelly Boden Kenneth Boden Dennis Carter Camille Chevalier Kristen Cole Kevin Collet Jerry Connolly Michele Derr Toma Derr David Doran Trade Eingle Valerie Enders Rich Enke Scott Feasel Toma TeaseI Carrie Fletcher Lori Franks Thomas Fruth Jamie Funchion Steven Gault Chontay Geren Ryan Gibson Mary Jane Gilliland Amy Hager man Tracy Hershman Rick Higgins Aaron Hoepf Lisa Jesko Curt Johnson Eric Johnson Donald Jones Lisa K arc her Stacy Kitzler 38 1988 Jerry Loper Mike Miller Terry Moran Kelly Morgan Christopher Musgrave Laurie Musgrave Melvin Nash Mitchell Nash Earnest Noon Terry Nor dyke Jennifer Nye Julie Nye Doug O'Elaherty Holly Orians Denise Orwick Shane Overton Deanna Park Emily Phillips Dean Plott Susan Plott Tom Plott Kristina Robison Michelle Rock Tony Seifert Bryan Spradlin Jane Stephan 39 Charles Stoepfe! Shannon Taulbee Jana Turn be II Yolame Twining Kip Went ling Tina Wentz NOT PICTURED Elvira Hernandez Becky McKitrick Carolyn Mennigan Craig Mullholand Bob Nash Scott Row Cheryl Runion Teresa Shaw Scott Woods Lori Wyatt Bon Jo vi Ac Dc Alabama Aerosmith UXHAU A RE ‘yOUft PA001UEES: ueca Math English History (L R) Holly Orians — Vice President; Kelly Morgan — Student Councih Lon Franks — Secretary Trade Eingle — Presidenti Tonia Derr — Student Councih Michele Derr — X Student Council Dating Diace (Dovies Movies Pizza Hut Bowling Alley Mall Top Gun Nightmare on Elm Street Platoon Leathal Weapon Subjects 40 SOPJiOCDO E Dawn Allison Bob Alspach Elizabeth Bakies Roger Bame Tony Beekman Roger Bisbee Dale Boes Dawn Bout well Jamie Bower sock Andrea Bowling Jennifer Boyce Dennis Britton Shelly Brooks Shawn Brown Doneta Carter Ryan Clouse Matthew Cole Kenneth Collet David Conley Janine Coppler Shane Coppler Chris Decker Sherri DeMoss Tracy Dillon Ryan Doe Angela Teasel Jon Fredritz Patricia Fredritz Jamie Fugitt Dawn Funchion Tracy Geckle Bryan Gibson Rich Gonzales Daniel Ha german Kathryn Hennessy Lori Hensley Amanda Hernandez Diane Hesson Monica Hill Aaron Hotelling Toma Hussey Diana Jones 41 1989 David Kirian Troy Kitzler Stacy Luzader Jeanine Martin Brian Mates Donovan Me shorter Daniel Miller Darlene Miller Danny Mulvain Robert Myers Jennifer Newcomer Fred Niederkohr Michelle Niederkohr Marsha Noon Patrick O'Flaherty Heidi Orians Holly Orians Kelly Orians Deanna Or wick Tiffany Perkins Elizabeth Plott Soloman Richardson Chad Ricker John Risner Jason Ritter Joseph Roark Brent Roy non Kevin Schlack Randy Schreiner Carla Sizemore Rodney Snook Kelli Southward Kim Southward Amy Spencer Michelle Stahl Holly Stansberry Burley Stapley Holly Stoops Audra Stroub Jim Tanner Dennis Tooman Trisha Troiano 42 Deb Turenne Victoria Van Horn Lynn Wagner Heather Walter Shawn Weaver Donny Webb Andrew Went ling Tracy Wentlmg Tammy Wentz Diane Yates Tracy Tingling NOT PICTURED Jim Decker Dennis Elchert Adam Kromer Mike St. Clair Larry Sheets Jamie Tiell 43 T'RESJkTO'T! Christa Adams Arnie Aguilar Jerry Alspach Keith Andrus Shelly Andrus Scott Arend Jennifer Bailey Angela Baird Kiley Bame Amy Barchus Andrew Barnett Mike Barnett Joe Berardmelli John Billock Trade Blair Gary Boes Sandra Brandeberry Paula Brown Peggy Bryant Angela Buess Stacy Bursby Jason Caudill Eric Chevalier Dan Cole Angie Collet Beverly Collet Chip Conley Ray Conti Gary Danner Michelle Dawson Raelyn Denney Dean Derr Michelle Dill Colleen Doran Mike Enders Angela Fetro Mike Fox Karen Fruth Steve Goist Kevin Harrold Evaristo Hernandez Mario Hernandez 44 1990 Cory Hertel Steve Higginbotham RacheUe Hill Randy Hill Shawn Holloway Karen Hu eke Amy Huffman Jody Johnson Bob Jones Steve Jones Aaron Kitzler Brook Kitzler Chris Klein Rebecca Lasley David Leigh Holly Loper Charlene Luman Aaron Mai son Lisa McAdams Scott McKernan Julia Morgan Dana Mot ter trie Mullholand Tricia Mullholand Patty Nash Michelle Niederkohr Trevor Niederkohr Pam O'Flaherty Laurie Orians Dennis Pacubus Pamela Perkins David Plott Monte Porter Jodi Prater Natalie Pratt Randall Ritter Donald Ross Ed Roszman Lisa Roush Kristina Schneider Mike Smalley Jennifer Smiley 45 Ousti Snyder Dwight Tanner Katrina Taylor Scott Taylor Ronald Tiell Tim Tooman Greg Underwood Karen Unverferth Jennifer Vogel Amy Went ling Ryan Wentling Vicki Wentling Heather Williams Kelly Wilson JoEllen Windau Brian Woods Laura Wright Amy Zender NOT PICTURED: Mark Gibson Lori Hager man Mary Robinette Groups Bon Jovi AC DC Van Halen Ratt CLASS OPHCE'RS (Kneeling) David Plott — Treasurer (Sitting) Councili Mario Hernandez — Presidenti Dusti Albums Slippery When Wet — Bon Jovi 5150 — Van Halen Who Made Who — AC DC Raising Hell — Run DMC Upperclassmen Jerrod Savidge Tony Troiano John Baker Earl Risner UTHAG A RE ‘DOIMI TAUORIGES: 46 Bighth Grade Dyana Brandeberry Edward Brown Sean Coldiron Jason Conn Lora Davis Chris DeAmicis Brandi Druckemiller Brian Elchert Jamie Fletcher Margaret Gatchell Angela Gibson Stephanie Gibson Tom Gibson Braughn Giles Paula Goetz James Gum Wendy Hack worth Teresa Hall Sonia Hernandez Ryan Hill Rebecca Imhoff Jeremy Kessler Wanda King Timothy Lee Timothy Leigh Cherie Luman John Meyers Scott Moyers Chad Mullholand Denise Niederkohr Stacie Nye Melinda Or wick Kimberly Phillips Melanie Pratt Mark Row Roxanne Row Jenny Salyer Heidi Shilling Jeremy Shillingburg Michelle Shoemaker Cassandra Smith Kevin Steen 47 1991 Kendra Stone Martin Stoops Deanna Summit Scott Tackett Tracy Tackett Garrick Twining NOT PICTURED Matt Connolly Kirt Decker Sheila Ebert Jody Spradlin Dwayne Walter Kevin Wilson Chad Young Scott Young Candy ‘Bar Snickers Twix Butter Finger Milky Way C.V. Show MTV Cosby Growing Pains Alf Soda ‘Pop Pepsi Mountain Dew Dr. Pepper Coke UXHAS AkRE “llOUTv TAOOTvICES: 48 Seventh Grade Peter Beck Michelle Blair Vina Brooks Randi Cold iron Julie Cole Steve Coppler Tonya Crabtree Brent Davis Michael Dean Christa Dible Charity Druckemiller Ben Enders David Fletcher DoRae Giles Gary Harman Joe Hill Dana Hotelling Corri Keister Misty Kimbler Charles Lear Michael Lewis Alicia Long Travis Matheny Brian McAdams Eric Miller Angela Mills Kelly Mot ter Ryan Oberhauser Heather Phillips Laura Phillips Ryan Phillips Lori Porter Misty Pratt Ryan Pratt Nicole Richardson Misty Ritter Travis Ritter Kevin Robison Mark Roush Beth Roy non Christ in Savidge Melissa Sherman 49 1992 Melissa Shillingburg Bobbi Smalley Jessie Smith Holly Snyder Matthew Stansberry Richelle Stansberry Scott Steen Troy Stoll Terry Stoops Michael Tanner Sylvia Tanner Joseph Thornton Amanda Tiell Kristopher Tiell Martin Turnbell Brad Wagner Tracy Wagner Pallas Walter NOT PICTURtD Kimberly Blair Mike Buckingham Tabetha Mathias Theresa Roush Dawn Yoder Lana Waller Pamela Walters Stephanie Watkins Tony Wenzinger Andrew Worst School UXHAG A RE ‘2:1 OilE , , EAUORIGES: Lunch Pizza Chips Subs Chili ‘Pizza Copping Pepperoni Mushrooms Color Cheese Everything Blue teachers Purple Red Mr. Newcomer Pink Mr. Dukes Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Kimball 50 CCASS OEEIC -EES (L-R) Alicia Long — Student Councih Andy Worst — Treasureri Lori Porter — Secretary■. Ben Enders — Vice Presidenti Corri Keister — President 51 'Deepen, S iriecf 'S utice 7{ ic6c ien Superintendent I' j years Secretary to the Superintendent 15 years Treasurer 7 years 52 Scce De??t644 (L-R) Orien V ilgus. John Wentling. Louis Hoepf. Linden Beck. Mel Roynon — President. Assistant Treasurer 'A year Board of Education 53 7ftic ze£ 'VcneMc, Principal ' : year Advice to upcoming seniors: Prepare yourselves for the future. Senior class memory: The graduation ceremonies and the Junior-Senior Prom. 0Do uz£cC (Z Cetfa, Assistant Principal Athletic Director I year Advice to upcoming seniors: Take advantage of the opportunities that high school extends to students by getting involved in the classroom and extracurricular activities. Senior class memory: The Prom and Athletics. Elementary Principal 30 years 54 High School Secretary 29 years 1 inycoc , OicostA High School Secretary I' i years ‘T tuufar Elementary Secretary 22 years 55 ‘SCa e History I year Classes taught: World History — 10 American History — 8 Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 8 Senior class memory: Dancing at the Prom Vocational Agriculture 8 years Classes taught: Vo-Ag I. II. Ill Agri-Business Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 12 PEA Advice to upcoming seniors: Work hard at the little things, this will get you ready for the big things. Class of 1987 description: Active Settee S yce English 2 years Classes taught: English — 10 Mythology Independent Reading Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 10 Class of 1987 description: A nation of individuals ranging from fun-loving hoodlums to mature, responsible adults. Senior class memory: Brad Mullho-land copied his hand and gave it to me as a keepsake, and Ty Wood gave me flowers for my birthday. 56 £iCee t Music 10 years Classes taught: Guitar I. II General Music — 7 Chorus — Jr., Sr., Audition Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 7 Assistant for Marching Band Core team member Class of 1987 description: 57 varieties — The Bestl Advice to upcoming seniors: Use all your talents. (2 fautt en4' Business 7 years Classes taught: Typing I Recordkeeping Shorthand Accounting General Business Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 9 Yearbook advisor Advice to upcoming seniors: Be yourself — the best you can be. Senior class memory: The accounting class with their uncontrollable accounts — not to mention their accounting procedures — right, Rob? ' - Marketing Education 6 years Classes taught: Marketing Education I, II Extracurricular activities: Junior Senior Prom chairperson DEC A advisor Core team member Senior class memory: DECA Cedar Point Day 57 I year Classes taught: Spanish I. II. Ill Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — II Spanish club advisor Advice to upcoming seniors: Be yourself, be honest, be proud of whoever you are. Senior class memory: I've shared some happy moments with the senior members of the Spanish club, particularly the meal we cooked and ate at Christmas time. Sccc Librarian 3 years Classes taught: Library Extracurricular activities: None Class of 1987 description: Great group of young people, leaders. Advice to upcoming seniors: Always try to do your very best and you should be successful. (2 viC T cCt Industrial Arts 38 years Classes taught: Shop — 9. K). II. 13 Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 9 Senior class memory: NCC football Advice to upcoming seniors: Give your senior year all you've got — Your last year in high school goes too fast to just goof-off. 58 Learning Disabilities 14 years Classes taught: Findlay Project H.S. Developmentally Handicap Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 10 Wrestling coach Music 4 years Classes taught: Band — grades 5-8 High school band High school Counselor 24 years Classes taught: Guidance Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 7 Marching Band Class of 1987 description. The class of 1987 is a very talented, capable group. Advice to upcoming seniors: Respect others and yourselves, and you will develop pride in the school. Extracurricular activities: S.A.D.D. advisor Youth to Youth advisor Core team member Carey Plus representative Scholarship team advisor Class of 1987 description: Has some members with a strong academic background that have set themselves some high goals in further education. Senior class memory: Working with them on completing college and scholarship applications and seeing some reap their rewards. 59 ‘rtyettSUf, Math 3 years £ct Phys. Ed. Driver 's Ed. 19 years r.f History 19 years Classes taught: General Math Problem Solving Advanced Math Algebra I Consumer Math Extracurricular activities• Class sponsor — 9 Math league advisor Class of 1987 description: a high-achieving. well-motivated class. Advice to upcoming seniors: Set goals and strive to obtain them. Classes taught: Driver Education P.E. — 7. 8. 10 Health — 8 Extracurricular activities.-Football coach Weightlifting advisor Advice to upcoming seniors: Seek not greatness, but seek truth and you will find both. Senior class memory: The way that the seniors provided the leadership, hardwork. and enthusiasm from August through October, paving the way for a good football season. Classes taught: Human Behavior American History Sociology Current Affairs Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 12 Student council advisor Homecoming chairperson Advice to upcoming seniors: Use your God-given talent in a meaningful way. Keep an open mind, and don't waste your time and energy. Class of 1987 description: It is a class with a lot of talent and humor. 60 O W' � m- - SoKctcf Foreign Language 4 years Classes taught: French I. II. Ill Extracurricular activities. Class sponsor — 8 French club advisor Teacher of the Quarter — Qtr. 2 7tcc6 Phys. Ed. Computer 16 years Classes taught: Computer I, II Health — 9 P.E. — 9 Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 9 Senior class memory: The Faculty Student basketball game. Class of 1987 description: A very divergent group of personalities. English 12 years Classes taught: English — 9. 12 Drama I. II Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 12 Drama club advisor School play Core team member Advice to upcoming seniors: Studyl Set goals high, but realistic — work to meet them. Senior class memory: Peanut butter and jelly papers. 61 'Diane Art 7 years Classes taught: Art I. II Art — 8 Ceramics Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — II Core team member Advice to upcoming seniors. Do everything you can to personally improve your school. The behavior of the students and the appearance of the school need improvement. Sandy Learning Disabilities 10 years Classes taught: Jr. High DH Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 8 Teacher of the Quarter — Qtr. 4 Class of 1987 description: A class that has a lot of different interests, talents, and abilities, and should have a bright future. Advice to upcoming seniors: Never quit working for what you want, but never compromise your integrity or your principles to get ahead. Science 16 years Classes taught: Physical Science Earth Science Biology Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 10 Senior class memory: After several aquarium fish had died. Chad Snyder asked why only the males had survived. Several girls told him that the males were too dumb to die. 62 (?aruy£ Sexfott Science II years cuutce Scderper English 12 years piM Steen Math I year Classes taught: English — 8. II Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 8 Nat'I. Honor Society advisor Teacher of the Quarter — Qtr. 3 Class of 1987 description: Fun-loving and hard-working — for the most part. Advice to upcoming seniors: Work hard to achieve the goals you have set. Classes taught: Physics Chemistry Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 12 Teacher of the Quarter — Qtr. I Senior class memory: They gave me a beautiful baby gift before I went on maternity leave. That meant a lot to me. Class of 1987 description: For the most part, they are caring and sensitive people with good heads on their shoulders. Classes taught: Calculus Statist ics Geometry Pre-algebra Algebra II Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 10 Girls Basketball coach Class of 1987 description: Excellent combination of gifted students and gifted athletes who always gave their best effort in both. Advice to upcoming seniors: Decide what goals you want to achieve and then give 110% effort to achieve them. 63 History 15 years Learning Disabilities 2 years Physical Education 12 years Classes taught: Government World Geography World History Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 12 Class of 198 7 description: For the most part, hard-working, friendly, and dedicated. Advice to upcoming seniors: Work hard, play hard, be loyal. Take charge of the school to rid it of Jerk behavior that gives the school a bad name. Classes taught: LD Tutor Extracurricular activities: Hone Advice to upcoming seniors: Set your goals high and work hard to attain them. Class of 1987 description: The class of '87 is very creative and energetic. Classes taught: Phys. Ed. — 7, 8. 9. 10 Health —8.9 Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 9 Gymnastics club advisor GAA advisor Core team member Senior class memory: I had a lot of fun with the senior girls that participated in Gymnastics club during their 5 years in the high school. Class of 1987 description: Very diverse 64 ‘Tttan i l e6sie Business 3 years Classes taught: General Business Typing I Business Law Economics Typing II Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 7 Boys basketball coach Girls softball coach Class of 1987 description: Achievers Senior class memory: Falling just shy of preventing the Class A runners-up (Wynford) from reaching that plateau. Scott ZOetjei Learning Disabilities I year Classes taught: LD — 7. 8. 9. 10. II. 12 Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 8 Football coach Wrestling coach Weightlifting advisor Senior class memory: The thrill of winning the conference championship during football season. Advice to upcoming seniors. Dan Gable sums it up the best. 'Have only one ambition in life. To be the best. What else is there? Home Economics 14 years Classes taught: Survival Skills Independent Living Family Living Interior Decorating Clothing Extracurricular activities: FHA advisor Advice to upcoming seniors: Look to the past to prepare for the future. Class of 1987 description: Hopeful and fun-loving. 65 Dea ie 'Docket, Junior High 14 years Classes taught: Math — 1.8 Pre-algebra Life Science Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 7 Ttecvcostten Junior High JO years Classes taught: Ohio History Life Science U.S. History Earth Science Junior High 9 years Classes taught, English — 7 Reading — 7, 8 Extracurricular activities: Class sponsor — 7 Young authors competition Advice to upcoming seniors: Don't complain about your neighbor's house as long as your own house may be improved. Senior class memory: Their freshmen dance. Extracurricular activities: Boys track coach Co-athletic director Senior class memory: When Chuck Tanner. Jerrod Savidge. and Tony Orians came to school wearing dresses. Class of 1987 description: Original, versatile. Imaginative 66 (L-R) Gaylord Derr Esther Worst Corrine Wentling Karen Kin Leslie Messmer Eva Delle Traxler Nancy Kurtz Frank Heck Don Wickiser Janice Phillips — Food Director Doris Niederkohr — Cook Alice Kear — Cook Pat Snook — Cook Lou Ann Blair — Cook Sally Phillips — Helper Norma Smith — Helper Mary Vaughn — Helper Edna Woods — Helper Jeanette Boyce — Helper gcu ‘Driven , Photo Not Available Togdex, Sa eM Ma It 69 1986 NCC John Baker heads down the field again. 7he 1986 NCC Champs were our very own blue devil football team. Although this title had to be shared with two other schools, it still meant the same to Carey fans: this past year we were the best. With a record of 7-3 the team captured a title that hadn't been held at Carey for 1C years. This honor was reached by the players as a result of a lot of hard work, pulled muscles, long practices in both sunshine and rain, and prayers. Senior leadership also played a big part, especially in some of the close games. DEDI- CATED PEOPLE Football players are very dedicated people — they must be to play the game. To play the game well takes an extra amount of determination, en-tuusiasm. and team pride. This year our football team had all of these qualities, along with a great amount of skill. Great job guysll 70 Chuck drives through the line. Quarterback. Much Hash, tnes to find some A Sldellne view. one open. SCORES -1986 Liberty Benton We 12 They 13 River Valley 13 10 Ridgedale 14 0 River dale 6 0 Buckeye Central 9 13 Pleasant 12 0 Wynford 14 3 Elgin 26 0 Mohawk 12 3 Col. Crawford 7 13 Row I: Chuck Tanner. Tony Troiano. Jerrod Savidge. Earl Risner. Roger Wentlmg. Chris Mills. John Baker. Scott Gatchell. David Hunter. Todd Worst. Row 2 Ron Truth. Terry Moran. Tony Seifert. Scott Woods. Bret Manns. Shane Overton. Mitch Nash. Curt Johnson. Terry Nordyke. Don Miller. Row i. Jerry Loper. Bob Barger. Pat O’Flaherty. Randy Schreiner. Andy Wending. Donovan Mewhorter. Jamie Bowersock. Rodney Snook. Chris Musgrave. Rich Enke. Row 4: David Plot t. Ryan Doe. Danny Mulvam. Joey Roark. Ryan Wentlmg. Ryan Clouse. Brent Roy non. Andrew Barnett. Trevor Neiderkohr. Mario Hernandez. Row 5. Bryan Woods. Joe Berardinelli. Steve Goist. Donald Ross. Kiley Bame. John Billock. Ed Roszman. Dean Derr. Vady Hernandez. Mike Barnett. Football Cheerleaders Through Rain or Snow! H'ave you ever been caught for any length of time in snow or pouring rain — in a skirt? If not. ask a football cheerleader about it. She'll speak with a voice of experience! By the end of a season a football cheerleader learns to become pretty tough, but she never loses that ability to cheer on her team. Cheerleaders dedicate lots of time to their sport. Their spirit also continues off the field as they plan pep rallies, a bon fire and organize a spirit week. Thanks for a fun season. Great job! Advisor Jennifer Nash (L-R) Angie Roark. Laune Lasley, Kristen Cole. Heather Smith. Lisa Jesko. Holly Orians. 72 Kristen and Holly cheer the team to a victory. What's wrong. Angie? Lisa’s cheering her heart out. Co-Captains: Laurie Lasley. Heather Smith Bump, Set, Spike! Ever heard the words bump, set. spike ? No. not a bump on the head, or setting a broken bone, or spiking your hair. These three words are the basis of a good volleyball team. Each year our players start with conditioning in the summertime and continue practices through the fall. They take time to develop the important skills of the game that are essential to a good volleyball team. This past season was a challenging one for the girls as they ended the season with a 4-14 record. Although the team never knew what they were up against until the game began. they went out on the court with team spirit and positive attitudes, always trying their best. The team tries to get psyched up. Coach — Eileen Roszman Captain: Anna Plot!. Co-Captain: Mindy Nye. Anna bumps the ball to the setter. 74 Mindy sets it across court. Is that lar enough back. Heidi? SCORES -1986- We They Old Fort 5-15-4 15-11-15 Hopewell-Loudon 0-2 15-15 River Valley. 2-2 15-15 Vanlue 15-15 1-2 Mew Riegel 8-11 15-15 Ridgedale 0-5 15-15 Riverdale 5-12 15-15 Buckeye Central 3-2 15-15 Mew Riegel 15-8-15 12-15-12 Pleasant 6-5 15-15 Arlington 15-5-15 3-14-3 Hardin Morthern 12-5 15-15 Wynford 7-15-5 15-11-15 Elgin 5-9 15-15 Calvert 14-13 16-15 Mohawk 6-10 15-15 Col. Crawford 15-5-15 7-15-6 Row I: Anna Plott. Mindy Nye. Kim McLaughlin. Row«?.- Deanna Park. Tonia Derr. Trisha Troiano. Heidi Orians. Lisa Karcher. (Not pictured: Jane Stephan) We Can't Forget ... t seems as though in all sports the JV teams sometimes get overlooked”. But they work just as hard as the varsity team and sometimes harder. This year s JV volleyball team was a team to be proud of. Whether there was a crowd or not they played hard. Although they were up against some tough teams, they never lost that team spirit. The girls finished the I9S6 volleyball season with a record of 5-9. Becky sets it to the spiker. Tricia on her toes. Dawn shows us how it’s done. 76 Teamwork has a lot to do with winning. Captains. Michele Derr and Tracy Hershman. flip for the serve. Coach — Tammy Roynon SCORES -1986 - Old Fort Hopewell Loudon River Valley Ridgedale Riverdale Buckeye Central New Riegel Pleasant Arlington Wynford Elgin Calvert Mohawk Col. Crawford We They 17-8-15 15-15-5 15-103 11-15-15 4-11 15-15 15-3-15 7-15-8 6-12 15-15 1-15-5 15-1015 15 15 OIO 6-0 15-15 15-15 5-0 7-15-15 15-5-7 14-12 16-15 15-7-4 6-15-15 15-2-2 4-15-15 6-2 15-15 Row h Tracy Hershman. Becky Park. Dawn Allison. Julie Nye. Jennifer Windau. Kathy Hennessy. Jennifer Nye. Row 2. Tracie Tingling. Chris Decker. Holly Stoops. Tricia Mullholand. Pam O’Flaherty. Michele Derr. 77 A Disappointing Season Because golf is not a big spectator sport, many of us do not know much about it. The thought of three woods, six irons, and putters confuses us. but the game sounds relatively easy. But actually. golf takes a high amount of concentration, patience, and skill. CHS golfers practice and play home matches at the Lincoln Hills Golf Club in Upper Sandusky. They are coached by Mr. Jerry Hershman. Although the team had a somewhat disappointing season, they will be working hard until the 1987-1988 season arrives. 78 It's on its way. Rick. Coach — Jerry Hershman Win Some, Lose Some JI he boys' varsity basketball a team had what we could call a a roller coaster season. They won some and lost some, but no matter what the situation the fans were always there behind them. The guys ended their season with a record of 10-11. The team was under the direction of a new coach. Mr. Joe Niekamp. They all did a great job. Seniors, look back on the year with fond memories. and juniors, keep the team spirit moving. Row I: Mike Miller. Aaron Hoepf. Scott Woods. Row 2: Troy Kitzler. Terry Moran. Mark Eingle. Dean Plott. Chad Snyder. Chuck Tanner. Mitch Nash. SO •if tfcto. Chuck Tanner shoots tor two more points. Dean, at his best, in the key. Terry Moran shoots from the outside for two points. Coach Niekamp inspires the team. SCORES -86 87- We They Bluffton 69 51 Mohawk 54 44 Mew R teg el 59 64 Vartlue 78 51 Buckeye Central 48 47 Pleasant 60 73 River dale 49 69 Wynford 63 66 Liberty Benton 59 71 Van Buren 71 61 Elgin 58 55 Arlington 75 71 Mohawk 38 41 Col. Crawford 54 63 Old Fort 69 61 River Valley 63 65 Ridgedale 61 41 Riverdale 56 63 McComb 49 58 Mew Riegel 65 64 Wynford 63 67 81 First Quality Guys 7he boys' JV basketball team ended their 1986-1987 season with a record of 10-10. The long season required lots of hard work, determination, and spirit; our guys had just these qualities. The guys always went on the floor with pride, team spirit, and an effort to give it their best shot. We're proud of our JV team. Many of the games were decided in the last second and the guys stuck it out to the end. Great job team! Joey, helping Carey pullin another � R r v Aaron's showing us how Carey s offense Coach Vehre tells the team some good points works. 82 Row I Roger Bisbee. David Kirian. Ryan Doe. Troy Kitzler. Joey Roark. Row 2: Ryan Clouse. Andy Wentling. Mike Miller. Dennis Carter. Aaron Hoepf. Scott Woods. Bob Bisbee. Scott gets ready for the rebound. Coach Mark Vehre SCORES -86 87- We They Bluff ton 35 26 Mohawk 33 23 New Riegel 31 24 Vanlue 44 35 Buckeye Central 37 42 Pleasant 46 43 River dale 38 67 Wynford 4C 43 Liberty Benton 26 25 Van Buren 50 40 Elgin 41 43 Arlington 37 41 Mohawk 40 33 Col. Crawford 29 47 Old Fort 36 50 River Valley 37 55 Ridgedale 39 37 River dale 38 42 McComb 43 45 New Riegel 39 29 83 Where the Spirit Comes From Pom-poms, dance routines, pep rallies, and time-out cheers are all parts of being a cheerleader. But the key to being a good cheerleader is spirit with a smile. Without this, a cheerleader cannot perform her best. It's nice to have the best jumps or the best motions, but some things mean nothing without spirit and a smile. The 1986-1981 basketball cheerleaders had both talent and spirit. They did their best to keep the crowds going while at the same time performed floor cheers. The cheerleaders held a spirit week, pep rallies, and performed three pom-pom routines during the season. It takes a lot of work and dedication to be a cheerleader and ours do a good job of it. Advisor — Jennifer Nash Varsity Squad: (L-R) Heather Smith. Laurie Lasley. Kim McLaughlin. Lori Franks. Anna Plott. Row 2: Angie Roark. Tonia Derr. Row 3: Michele Derr. -W VSk- CoCaptains Anna Plott and Kim McLaughlin 84 Nashville Bound Every summer the cheerleaders have the opportunity to go to cheerleading camp. This year the girls did rather well. That is. if you think winning Grand Champs and having the chance to go to the state championships in Nashville. Tennessee, is impressing enough. The girls felt this was a once-in-a-lifetime chance. Because of this, they earned money from different fund raisers and donations. They didn't make it to the finals, but they had lots of fun and met new people. Just knowing they were good enough to make it to the state championships means a lot to them. They are definitely champions in our eyes! Anna shows us how to boogie. Kim jams. JV Squad: (R-L) Carla Sizemore. Trisha Troiano. Amy Spencer. Kathy Hennessy, Kelly Morgan, lisa Jesko. The varsity cheerleaders love to break dance. 85 JV Captain: Lisa Jesko Heather and Lori enjoy the routines. We're Still Proud! girls varsity basketball M team was under the direction ■ of a new coach, Mr. Jim Steen. Through the year, they concentrated on improving the skills they knew were essential to a good basketball game. The team had only two seniors involved, but those senior's leadership and attitudes will be missed next year. Although their record of 3-18 doesn't say our girls were the best, we're proud of them, and we continually give them our support. Becky does a lay-up. The pep band is always supporting the teams. The team gathers around for a pep talk. Jane must be thirsty. 86 Row I: Tina Wentz. Cami Chevalier. Denise Orwick. Becky Park. Lori Wyatt. Row 2-. Coach Jim Steen. Julie Newcomer. Kathy Barnett. Jane Stephan. Kelly Boden. Laurie Musgrave. Deanna Park. omjem The varsity makes their entrance. SCORES -1986 - Vanlue Hopewell Loudon River Valley Ridgedale Hardin Northern River dale Vanlue Van Buren Seneca East Buckeye Central New Riegel Pleasant Wynford Arcadia Elgin New Riegel Mohawk Liberty Benton Col. Crawford Old Fort Sectional Buckeye Central We They 37 68 33 55 21 83 38 48 39 42 31 49 27 40 47 37 32 53 20 76 23 54 39 51 26 69 40 46 35 38 22 73 20 56 49 48 29 55 36 33 18 69 8 7 A Promising Season Hbops. tennis shoes, short fingernails. long practices, and lots of bus rides are all a part of being on the girls’ JV basketball team. Besides all of these things, there is still one important part left: teamwork. Without it. all the parts of the basketball season would not mean a thing. The 1986-1987 girls' JV team did use the important key of teamwork. They ended the season with a record of 12-8. We hope they keep up their hard work to make a great girls' team next year. Heidi is one of Carey 's advantages. Holly Stoops is a big help to the team. Did it go in. Tori? Karen has faith in her team. 88 Row I: Amy Barchus. Tori Van Horn. Jody Prater. Row 2-. Coach Karen O'Flaherty. Tracy Blair. Laura Wright. Heidi Orians. Holly Stoops. Pam O’Flaherty. Darlene Miller. Doneta Carter. SCORES -86 87- Vanlue Hopewell Loudon River Valley Ridgedale Hardin Northern River dale Vanlue Van Buren Seneca East Buckeye Central New Riegel Pleasant Wynford Arcadia Elgin New Riegel Mohawk Liberty Benton Col. Crawford Old Fort We They 36 17 19 37 33 32 77 23 15 25 29 32 31 26 26 19 37 25 19 42 28 26 26 27 20 32 22 29 41 32 44 31 36 30 42 36 30 34 41 28 89 The Sport of Determination! Many of us may not understand the words pin or decision nor can we figure out why the referee wears red and green arm bands during the match when the teams' colors are blue and red. Although wt? were lost to the point of only knowing something good must have happened since everyone was clapping, it was obvious that our team was definitely on the right track. The Blue Devils took 2nd place at the Carey Classic and 3rd place at the Bucyrus Invitational. They ended the season with an overall dual record of 5-1-1. Senior leadership played a big role in the team's success. Those guys will certainly be missed, but with pride and determination next year's team will be successful also. Super job. guysll Pain is the game, right Bret? Allan congratulates Bret on his victory. Tony Troiano is devoted to the game. 90 Row I: Kathy Wright. Beth Roynon. Mindy Nye. Row 2. Jana Turnbell. Stacy Kitzler. Lama T wining. We They Lakota 21 47 Cory-Rawson 63 7 Bucyrus Inv. 3rd place Classic 10th place Van Buren Inv. 6th place Hope well-L oudon 34 34 River dale 72 0 Van Buren 54 17 Carey Classic 2nd place Pleasant 42 25 McComb 42 30 Mansfield District 2nd place Lorain Regional 3rd place Row I: Brent Roynon. Danny Mulvam. Allan Schreiner. Bob Alspach. Greg Summit. Todd Worst. Chris Mills. Scott Taylor. Bret Manns. Pat O'Flaherty. Row 2: Coach Jim Gery. Coach Scott Wetzel. Rich Richardson. Ed Roszman. Jamie Tiell. Jerry Leper. Randy Schreiner. Dana Mot ter. Coach Larry Ritter. Manager Andy Worst. Pulling Through! V fe have to admit that our 1 Jj guy's baseball team has Ww had some pretty rocky times in the past few years. This year the team started out with a winning attitude. They were determined to make this year's team something speciah and they did it! Although they didn t pull off an NCC title as they had originally hoped for. they did have some great wins. They ended their season with a record of 10-11. Good Job Guys! 92 Chris is always there for the catch. (L-R) Row I: Tony Troiano. Rob Donelson, John Baker. Chris Mills. Chuck Tanner. Brad Mullholand. Row 3t Donovan Mewhorter, Danny Mulvain. David Kirian. Pat O'Haherty. Bob Barger. Joey Roark. Chris Musgrave. Row 3: Kiley Bame. Mitch Nash. Aaron Hoepf. Mike Miller. Chris Klein. Coach Rick Miller. John gets a piece of the action. t Mike stops the ground ball. Scores - 1987 - Pleasant We 5 They 6 Elgin 8 12 Arlington 4 2 Van Buren 15 3 Van Buren 5 21 Col. Crawford 4 8 Ridgedale 6 0 Mew Riegel 4 5 Fostoria 8 3 Bettsville 20 9 River Valley 0 2 Mohawk 4 5 Bluff ton 7 3 Mohawk 5 6 Arlington 7 6 Riverdale 0 5 New Riegel 12 4 Arcadia 2 4 Ridgedale 1 7 Wynford 4 3 Buckeye Central II 1 Room for Improvement 5oftball is still a relatively new girl's sport. It sounds easy enough. After all. it's just hitting a ball with a bat and then running. Right ? Wrong. It actually takes alot of practice and much hard work. The girl's continually tried to improve at each practice and then to apply their skills in the real games. When the season finally started, after the rain-outs, the team had a lot of fun and ended with a final record of 3-16. Joyce getting ready to hit a homerun. Jodi trying to decide if she should steal ond base or not. (L-R) Row I: Angi Bowling. Joyce Wentling. Row 2, Deanna Park. Jodi Prater. Amy Zender. Tracy Hershman. Tina Wentz. Row 3: Coach — Mark Vehre. Elvira Hernandez. Kathy Barnett. Holly Stoops. Tricia Mullholand. Kelly Orians. Kathy, giving it all she’s got. Amy bunts the ball for a base hit. SCORES - 1987 - Pleasant We 8 They 24 Elgin 0 6 Ridgedale 17 3 River Valley II 17 Col. Crawford 6 3 Mohawk II 13 New Riegel 8 9 Wynford 1 20 Bettsville 7 19 River Valley 13 23 Mohawk 1 29 Wynford 6 9 Arlington 17 II Col. Crawford 0 12 Tiffin Calvert 0 27 New Riegel S 24 Pleasant 7 22 Elgin 7 16 Buckeye Central 2 27 Pitcher. Angi Bowling, tries to strike the batter out. Tracy's safel Kelly's hustling for the slide. A Lot of Talont Jk number of the members of the boy's track team did I ■ very well this year including the 3200 meter relay team. The team, consisting of Jerrod Savidge. Scott Woods. Brian Woods, and Dennis Tooman broke the school record. then broke their own record several times after thatl Dennis Tooman also competed in the State Finals track meet in the $00 meter run. Although Dennis didn't win the title, he did a super job. Congratulations to the team on a winning season. 96 Jerrod starts to take the lead. With determination on his side. David pushes to be first at the end. Ryan makes it look easy. Making his move at the right lime. Dennis pulls his team ahead. SCORES - 1987 - We They Vanlue 86 Hardin-Nor thern Vanlue 54 River dale 36 Hopewell-Loudon Arcadia 60 Old Fort St. Wendelin 59 Mohawk Old Fort 42 Wynford 59 Liberty-Benton Inv. Marion Catholic 51 League Meet District Meet 45 53 57 96 95 12 23 83 114 11 73 7th place 81 9th place 5th place (L-R) Row I: Arnie Aguilar. John Billock. Dean Derr. Ryan Wentling. Ed Roszman. Mike Enders. Brian Woods. David Plott. Riehy Richardson. Row J- Coach Mr. Roger Newcomer. Chad Kitzler. Andy Wentling. Scott Woods. David Hunter. Terry Nordyke. Earl Risner. Dennis Too-man, Jerrod Savidge. Roger Bisbee. 97 Practice Makes Perfect M Many of us get tired at the ■ M mere thought of running. W m let alone running our hardest and best for an entire hour and oftentimes longer than that! Believe it or not though, there are people who enjoy this type of work. These people are the Carey High School girl's track team. Each day they practice at the track after school, perfecting their skills. They must be very dedicated, as running requires a great amount of concentration and hard work; but, its also very rewarding as any of the girls would tell you. (L-K) Row I: Becky Park. Cami Chevalier. Kim Hoepf. Pemse Orwick. Karen Hucke. Tracy Wentling. Heather Walters Row 2 Rebecca Lasley. Colleen Doran. Bev Collet. Pam O'Flaherty. Tonia Hussey. Tonia Derr. Chris Pecker. Lori Wyatt. Darlene Miller. Amy Spencer. Kathy Hennessy. Coach — Karen O'Flaherty. 98 Toma pouring it on! Darlene runs her best for the relay team. Kim leads the pack. Everyone knows Kathy will pull through. SCORES - 1987 - We They Hardin-Northern Vanlue 70 86 4 River dale 46 81 Shultz Relays 5th place Hopewell Loudon Arcadia 36 70 57 Old Fort St. Wendelm 59 61 42 Mohawk Old Fort 37 86 41 Liberty Benton Inv. 15th place Marion Catholic 58 69 Tonia. Tracy, and Amy take it easy before they have to run. 99 Junior High Junior High sports are very im-Jportant. They teach you how to play the game, how to improve, and most of all how to achieve good sportsmanship. The program seemed a little different this year because those junior high players were in the high school building. After a little teasing, they adjusted pretty well though. Good job to all junior high players and cheerleaders. Hang in there and always keep striving to improve with each new year. Jim Draper — Coach Basketball team• Row I: (l-R) Garrick Twining. Tim Leigh, Travis Ritter. Shawn Coldiron, Ben Enders. Mike Tanner. Row 3: Marty Turnbell. Kelly Mot ter. Kevin Stein. Tim Lee. Jessie Smith. Ryan Oberhauser. Andy Worst. 100 Freshmen Team: Row h (L -R) Joe Berardinelli. David Plott. Arnie Aguilar. Randy Hill. John Billock. Row 2 Dean Derr. Chris Klein. David Leigh. Ray Conti. Kiley Bame. Brian Woods. Randy Wentling. Coach — Rick Miller. Managers Chris Ratliff and Kadish Evans. tot Freshman Cheerleaders: Front Row: Jot lien Windau. Captain — Amy Zender. Jenny Bailey. Back Row: Brook Kitzler. Rebecca Lasley. 7Wlj krTZLSQ Ocioben. 20, 1970 — June 7, 1987 JJoJi Owl GJluend Oa Ro’s Gone Uut Jlfot JJoJigotten I'd like the memory of me to be a happy one. I'd like to leave an afterglow of smiles when day is done. I'd like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways, of happy times, and laughing times, and bright and sunny days. I'd Like the tears of those who grieve to dry before the sun, of happy memories I leave behind — when day is done. 102 (L-R) Row I: Heather Walter. Kelly Wilson. JoEllen Windau. Dave Leigh. Arnie Aguilar. DeAnna Summit. Row 3 Laurie Lasley. Laura Wright. Christa Adams. Colleen Doran. Lora Davis. Mike Enders. Row 3: Todd Worst. DeAnna Park. Amy Zender. Lisa Karcher. ValEnders. Bev Collet. Row 4. Lisa Bakies. Patty Fredritz. Tracy Dillon. L ynn Wagner. DavidKirian. Carla Sizemore. Row 5.- Emily Phillips. Julie Newcomer. Chris Mills. Tony Troiano. Brenda Parsons. John Baker. Row 6. Carrie Fletcher. Kristy Robison. Aaron Spencer. Advisor — Mrs. Nancy Hall. (L-R) (Sitting) Laurie Lasley. Kim McLaughlin. (Standing) Todd Worst. Alan Schreiner. John Baker. This year the drama club mem- participated in the school fair also. Vicki McClurkin was the advisor for bers of CHS read announcements in The play which they presented was the club, the mornings for the students. They entitled, The Curious Savage. ”Mrs. (L-R) Row I: Brenda Parsons. Leah Walter. Row 1. Patty Nash. Angela Collet. Christa Adams. Bev Collet. Angela Bowling. Chip Johnson. Jerrod Sa-vidge. Alice Boyce. Brad Mullholand. Heather Smith. Sherri DeMoss. Amy Zender. Bob Barger. John Baker. EdRoszman. Row 3 Karen Unverferth. JoEllen Windau. Vicki Went ling. Holly Stansberry. Kristen Cole. Mike Enders. Lisa Karcher. Jane Stephan. Emily Phillips. Holly Or tans. Lisa Jesko. Jennifer Nye. Julie Nye. Susan Plott. Toma Eeasel. Rebecca Lasley. Advisor — Mrs. Vicki McClurkin. Row 4 Tracy Hershman. Pam O'Elaherty. Tiffany Perkins. Heather Walter. Darlene Miller. Stacy Luzader. Kathy Barnett. Shelley Stahl. Dawn Allison. Kim Southward. Jennifer Newcomer. Lisa Davis. Carla Sizemore. Laurie Lasley. Kim McLaughlin. Colleen Doran. Row Denise Orwick. Traci Blair. Amy Barchus. Holly Loper. Karen Truth. Chontay Geren. Julie Newcomer. Aaron Spencer. Vady Hernandez. David Conley. David Doran. Curt Hill. Bret Higgins. Doug O'Elaherty. Bob Nash. 106 In November the Spanish Club went with the French Club to par ticipate in Language Day at Ohio Northern University. They cooked and ate a meal at Emily Phillips' home. The club held a bake sale for the school fair, they had a duck pond, and a food stand, also. The home of Arnie Aguilar was the location for another meal which was cooked by Amie s father for the club. In May. the club ate dinner at Chi-Chi's in Toledo. Mrs. Jean Cos-sey was the advisor for the club. (L-R) Row I: Jamie Prater. Amy Spencer. Donovan Mewhorter. Kelly Orians. Tony Troiano. Alan Schreiner. Emily Phillips. John Baker. Scott Woods. J.J. Rinner Row 2 Darlene Miller. Rich Gonzales. Kathy Hennessy. Pat O'Flaherty. Jennifer Nye. Chris Decker. Holly Orians. Lisa Jesko. Aaron Spencer. Carla Sizemore. Holly Orians. Chip Johnson. Chris Musgrave. Dave Kir Ian. Row i. Kristen Cole. Angie Buess. Ed Roszman. Lynn Wagner. Tonia Hussey. Julie Nye. Tori Van Horn. Sara Yates. Audra Stroub. Carrie Fletcher. Kristy Robison. Jane Hernandez. n Tr TiJ Tr)) Tsli Wi OTrll wm? This year the Student Council was very active. They sponsored many activities for the students of CHS such as the school elections, the Homecoming dance, Christmas candy cane messages, and they sent Christmas cards to service people from the Carey area. Other activities in which they participated included: the Veteran's Day assembly, the school fair, the Hall of Fame award, and a new program involving senior citizens which they call Grandparent for the Year. Mr. Roger Jenot was the advisor for the group. (L-R) Row I: Kim Hoept (Senior) Co-Treasurer, Dawn Bout well (Sophomore) Co-Treasurer, Tonia Derr (Junior) — Secretary, Michele Derr (Junior) — Vice President, Kim McLaughlin (Senior) - President Row 2 Mike tnders (freshman), Kelly Morgan (Junior), Alicia Long (7th), Jenny Boyce (Sophomore), Melanie Pratt (8th), Anna Plott (Senior), Julie Newcomer (Senior). 108 The Math League is a series of six League is to enrich the math abilities level. Mr. Mark Henry was the advi-tests, each consisting of six ques of the participants and to compare sor this year, tions. The purpose of the Math their scores with those at a state (L-R) (Against the wall) Aaron Maison. Dennis Carter. David Hunter. Bob Bisbee. Vady Hernandez. Row .- Lisa Bakies. Kristy Robison. Tony Troiano. John Baker. Denise Crwick. Row 2: Mike Enders. Brenda Parsons. Rich Gonzales. Lisa Davis. Advisor — Mr. Mark Henry. Row 3: Brent Roynon. Kristen Cole. Allan Schreiner. Chris Mills. Ed Roszman. 109 The Yearbook Staff works year round to compile the yearbook, capturing memories in photos and in words. But before any work is done, money must be raised to pay for the book. This is done by selling advertisements. The yearbook staff members go to businesses and ask them to pay for an advertisement which will appear in the yearbook. Working on the yearbook is not an easy task, but without it. students would have nothing to look back on in the years to come. (L -R) (Sitting) Anna Plott — Seniors, Kelly Orians — Faculty Staff Administration. Donald Jones — Organizations, Trisha Troiano — Photographer. (Kneeling) Laurie Lasley — Activities. (Standing) Beth Mewhorter — Editor, Kim McLaughlin — Seniors, Angie Roark — Business Manager, Advisor — Mrs. Cindy Chambers. 110 Again this year the Nutshell staff made some major changes. It had a new advisor, Mrs. Toni Miller, and a new look. This year the Nutshell went back to the newsprint style it had 2 years ago. The Nutshell sponsored 2 contests such as counting hearts in the Valen- tine's issue and looking for colored eggs in the Easter issue. The winner. Chuck Tanner, of the hearts contest received a box of candy; and no one won the eggs contest. The Nutshell staff also sponsored a nut-throwing contest at the school fair. (L-R) (Sitting) Lisa Ruffing. Julie Newcomer. Jem Newcomer. Donald Jones. Lisa Davis. Kristen Cole. Emily Phillips. (Standing) Carla Sizemore. Kristy Robison. Brenda Parsons. Doug O'Flaherty. Elvira Hernandez. Carrie Fletcher. Eric Mullholand. The French Club began the year with a picnic at the park. In November they went to the Ohio Northern University’s Language Day. They participated in the school fair by selling hot dogs, french fries, and pop to the people in attendance. Mrs. Sandy Kimball was the advisor for the club this year. (L-R) Row I: Lisa Ruffing. Lisa Davis. Brook Kitzler. Laurie Musgrave. Kelly Boden. Jodi Prater. Elizabeth Bakies. Tracy Dillion. Row 2. Advisor — Mrs. Sandy Kimball. Eric Mullholand. Heather Smith. Kim McLaughlin. Anna Plott. Michele Derr. Toma Derr. Brent Roy non. Mitch Nash. Bob Barger. Angela Collet. Becky Park. Pam O’Flaherty. Row i. Karen Truth. Amy Barchus. Laurie Orians. Dusti Snyder. Elizabeth Plott. Heather Williams. Lori Hagerman. Doneta Carter. Chip Conley. Mike Enders. Tony Wenzinger. Dwayne Walter. Sean Coldiron. Bev Collet. Row 4: Christa Adams. Sandy Brandeberry. Katrina Taylor. Denise Orwick. Jane Stephan. Chontay Geren. Lisa Karcher. Cherie Luman. Denise Niederkohr. Jenny Sayler. Brenda Parsons. Tiffany Perkins. Kendra Stone. Mary Hernandez. Row 5.- Kim Southward. Michelle Niederkohr. Holly Loper. Patty Nash. Mindy Orwick. Vicki Went ling. Deanna Summit. Stacy Nye. Scott Steen. Lora Davis. Becky Imhoff. Melanie Pratt. Matt Cole. Row 6. Troy Kitzler. Jim Gatchell. David Doran. Tim Leigh. Dennis Carter. David Leigh. Kiley Same. Kip Wentling. Aaron Maison. Wendy Hackworth. Joey Roark. Row 7.- Amy Wentling. Rebecca Lasley. Laura Wright. Kevin Collet. Colleen Doran. Karen Unverferth. JoEllen Windau. Angela Fetro. Scott Arend. Chris Klein. Randy Ritter. Jamie Fugitt. Row 8: Rich Richardson. Dan Mulvain. Jamie Bowersock. Tracy Hershman. Terry Moran. Bob Bisbee. Dean Plott. Tom Fruth. Jason Caudill. Steve Jones. Roger Bisbee. Don Webb. Students in Youth to Youth have attended a Wyandot County Youth to Youth Workshop coordinated by Mr. George Sakash, the director of the Wyandot County Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse. Youth to Youth is an attempt to assist concerned teenagers to (I) learn more about the problems of drug and alcohol use in a factual way and (2) develop prevention programs within their own school systems. (L-R) Row It Tony Wenzinger. Sean Coldiron. Lora Davis. Charity Drukemiller. Christa Dible Row 2: Scott Steen. Jenny Boyce. Dave Conley. Ben Enders. Marty Turnbell. Students Against Driving Drunk is a new organization that started up in the spring of I9S6. In the summer of 1986 Val Enders and David Conley attended the Teenage Institute for the Prevention of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse held at Kenyon College. Val and David headed up the S.A.D.D. membership rally week which was held in November and concluded with a dance co-sponsored by Carey Plus. During the week an assembly for junior high students was held concerning drugs and alcohol and S.A.D.D. Some members attended the Mid-Ohio Drinking and Driving Workshop held at the Mid-Ohio Sprint Car Course in April. The purpose of S.A.D.D., for older students, is to alert high school drivers to the dangers of drinking and driving and to eliminate the drunk driver and save lives. The purpose of S.A.D.D., for junior high students, is to learn as much as possible about the effects of illegal substances. (L R) Row I: David Conley. Tonia Hussey. Carrie Fletcher. Mike Enders. Katrina Taylor. Kristy Robison. Row 2. Ryan Pratt. Shawn Holloway, Laura Wright. Stacy Bursby. Vady Hernandez. Kristen Cole. Darlene Miller. Kelly Orians. Sherri DeMoss. Dave Doran, Marty Turnbell. Row 3: Terry Stoops. Lora Davis. Christa Adams. Don Jones. Tonia Feasel. Holly Orians. Kristina Schneider. Colleen Doran. Karen Unverferth, Jot lien Windau. Angela Buess. Angela Collet. Row 4: Ben Enders. Brenda Parsons. Rhonda Fox. Dennis Carter. Lisa Jesko, Emily Phillips. Stacy Luzader. Chuck Tanner. Brad Mulloland. Ty Wood. Mike King. Row 5.- Kevin Robison. Tabetha Mathias. Dawn Yoder. Missy Shillingberg. Traci Wagner. Bucky Smith. Natalie Pratt. Holly Snyder. Brandi Drukemiller. Wanda King. Rebecca Lasley. Kris Tiel. Ken Boden. Kelly Wilson. 114 This year DECA sold Century Resources and Tom Wat products. In the district contest, which was held in Lima, Julie Wise received second place in the Finance and Credit section. Bret Manns got a fifth place in Sales Demo. Kathy Wright received a fifth place in Marketing Math, and Kelly Morgan got a fourth place in the Interviewing section. Of these people. Julie Wise went on to the state competition where she also received a second place in the Finance and Credit section of that competition. A second place in the state competition allowed her to continue to the national competition which was held in New Orleans. Louisiana. The club is very proud to boast their first national champion participant. Some other activities in which the club participated were the school fair and DECA Day at Cedar Point on May II. 1987. Mrs. Cheryl Clouse was the advisor this year. (L-R)Row I. Melvin Mash. Tim Hillock. Bryan Spradlin. Shannon Taulbee. Stacy Kitzler. Row J-. David Barchus. Mrs. Cheryl Clouse — Advisor. Julie Wise. Kathy Wright. Bret Manns. Julia Walter. Susan Plott. Tonia Teasel. Row 3: Denise Miederkohr, Lisa Jesko. Amy Hagerman. Susan Sammet. Cheryl Runion. Jodi Gossman. Jamie Overton. Missy Buckingham. Row 4: Steve Seifert. Chad Kitzler. Doug O'Flaherty. Mick Boes. Scott Gate hell. Terry Mordyke. Tony Seifer. Trade Tingle. Kelly Morgan. Jana TurnbeR. Laina Twining. Laurie Musgrave. Kelly Boden. Michelle Rock. Row 5- Dean Plott. Mitch Mash. Shane Overton. Scott Woods. Chad Snyder. The GAA began the year with an hosted the GAA's winter bowling basketball-throwing contest. Mrs. overnight party in the gymnasium league. At the school fair the GAA Diana Thomas was the advisor this on November 21. 1986. Mt. Idy Lanes sponsored the Fish Pond, and also a year. (L-R) Row I-. Tonia F easel. Tiffany Perkins. Heidi Orians. Laurie Lasley. Anna Plott. Tracy Hershman. Kim McLaughlin. Sara Yates. Susan Plott. Julie Wise. Kathy Wright. Row 2 Deanna Park. Kristy Robison. Kelly Orians. Angela Roark. Holly Orians. Angie Bowling. Shelly Stahl. Kim Southward. Sherri DeMoss. Darlene Miller. Trade Yingling. Row 3: Beth Mewhorter. Diane Hesson. Tina Wentz. Lori Wyatt. Jennifer Nye. Elizabeth Plott. Tracy Geckle. Doneta Carter. Audra Stroub. Elizabeth Bakies. Tracy Dillon. Lisa Webb. Amanda Hernandez. Row 4: Lisa Karcher. Jane Stephan. Chontay Geren. Tonia Hussey. Julie Nye. Lori Franks. Trade Eingle. Kelly Morgan. Brenda Parsons. Diane Yates. Diana Jones. Kathy Hennessy. Jane Hernandez. Dawn Allison. Row 5.- Kathy Barnett. Holly Orians. Emily Phillips. Lynn Wagner. Lisa Ruffing. Deb Smalley. Mary Hernandez. Tonia Derr. Tori Van Horn. Lisa Jesko. Carrie Fletcher. Denise Orwick. 116 The Gymnastics Club consisted of sale at the school fair in order to ice cream buffet which was held on 32 girls and 4 boys in grades 9-12. raise money for participation May 21,1987. Mrs. Diana Thomas was This year the club sponsored a bake awards, which were given out at an the advisor this year. (L -R) Row I, Jot lien Windau. Tracy Blair. Amy Barchus. Stacy Bursby. Tammy Wentz. Chontay Geren. Lisa Bakies. Row 7 Monte Porter. Heather Williams. Natalie Pratt. Jane Hernandez. Kelly Wilson. Bob Nash I 17 Twenty-seven members of FT A enjoyed a trip to the Bob Evans farm near Rio Grande. Ohio, in order to be better prepared for their work at the Ohio State Fair in August. At the State Fair, the FFA managed the Bob Evans Farm Baby Animals Barnyard. Nine members were able to exhibit shop projects and Chris Hunter competed in the State FFA Oueen contest. In soil judging. FFA took first in the county and the district and then finished 19th in the state. Darlene Miller was second in the county and fourth in the district for public speaking. At the banquet. April 14. 1987, Todd Worst was named Star Chapter Farmer, Ray Conti. Star Green-hand, Mindy Nye and Don Miller, Star Agri-business people, Mindy Nye also was named the 1987-1988 Oueen, and Dean Beck, was named Honorary Member. (L-R) Row I: Mr. Ed Bout well — Advisor. Darlene Miller. Vicki Wentling. Todd Worst. Angi Bowling. Roger Went ling. Mindy Nye. Rick Higgins. Greg Summit. Ron Truth. Row 1: Ryan Wentling. Deanna Orwick. Beth Mewhorter. Angie Roark. Joyce Wentling. Randy Schreiner. Tony Seifert. Mike Smalley. Jon Fredritz. Bob Barger. Row 3. Bob Jones. Mike Fox. Roger Bame. Steve Goist. Andrew Wentling. Ray Conti. Shane Coppler. Dave Hunter. Don Miller. Bret Higgins. Austin Walker. This year the FHA sold CoHon Candy at the Carey Fest. New members were welcomed with a potluck dinner. They had a hlalloween party and a Christmas party. The FHA celebrated FHA week by preparing a breakfast for the teaching staff in February. Shari Ritter. Lisa Webb. Kelly Wilson, and Stacy Bursby at attended the State Convention which was held in Columbus. The seniors in the club were given a farewell party at the China Gate Restaurant in Findlay at the end of the year. Ms. Liz Williams was the advisor. (L-R) Row Shari Ritter. Stacy Bursby. Natalie Pratt. Kris Schneider. Row 2- Janine Coppler. Lisa Webb. Ms. Liz Williams — Advisor. Patty Nash. Row 3. Holly Loper. Angie Collet. Kelly Wilson. TsSWi'OTfJ (L R) Row I: Randi Ann Coldiron. Corri Keister. Jodi Prater. Jamie Prater. Alicia Long. Lisa Webb. Kathy Stone. David Doran. Row 1 Kristy Robison. Elizabeth Plott. Jenny Salyer. Heather Williams. Shannon Taulbee. Sara Yates. Alice Boyce. Row 3: Chene Luman. Wanda King. Anna Plott. Dean Derr. Michele Derr. Kim McLaughlin. Carla Sizemore. (L-R) Row I: Julie Cole. Corri Keister. Toma Hussey. Tori Van Horn. Doug O’Flaherty. David Doran. Heather Walter. Kathy Barnett. Row 2: Deanna Park. Kim Southward. DoRae Giles. Misty Pratt. Diana Jones. Diane Yates. Lori Wyatt. Deanna Orwick. Row 3: Lynn Wagner. Chris Decker. Trisha Troiano. Heidi Orians. Tiffany Perkins. Randi Ann Coldiron. Brandi Drukemiller. Colleen Doran. IX E ) B b TP (T2 TsU idbs (L-R) Row I: Bob Barger. Brenda Parsons. Aaron Spencer. Deb Smalley. Row 2t Stacie Nye. Deanna Summit. L isa Webb. Mary Hernandez. Julie Nye. Holly Orians. Alice Boyce. Randy Schreiner. Row 3: Jane Stephan. Anna Plott. Lisa Jesko. Chip Johnson. Curt Hill. m (L-R) Row I: Brent Roy non Row 2: Jerrod $a-vidge. Becky Park. Ryan Clouse. Chad Kitzler. Kathy Barnett. Row 3: Tony Seifert. Chuck Tanner. Greg Summit. Randy Schreiner. Row 4-. Nick Boes. Bob Barger. Roger Wentling. Tonia Derr. Anna Plott. Row 5.- Rhonda Fox. Jamie Prater. Mitch Nash. Angi Bowling. Pat O'Flaherty. Kim McLaughlin. (L-R) Donald Jones. Kristy Robison. Emily Phillips in (L-R) Row I: Jem Newcomer. Arnie Aguilar. Cory Hertel. David Doran. David Conley. Dana Motter. Angie Collet. Row 2 Dawn Boutwell. Carla Sizemore. Lisa Davis. Laurie Orians. Deb Smalley. Julie Newcomer. Sandy Brandeberry. Amy Zender. Bev Collet. Katrina Taylor. Amy Wentling. Karen Unverferth. Row 3: Kristen Cole. Kelly Orians. Heidi Orians. Christa Adams. Natalie Pratt. Doneta Carter. Jim Gatchell. Toma Hussey. Lisa Ruffing. Michele Derr. Row 4. Pam O'Flaherty. Jodi Johnson. Vicki Wentling. Jodi Prater. Stacie Luzader. Leah Walter. Sherri DeMoss. Pam Perkins. L isa Jesko. RaeL yn Denney. Row 5. Denise Orwick. Emily Phillips. Tracy Hershman. Carrie Fletcher. Jane Stephan. Keith Andrus. Colleen Doran. Rebecca Lasley. L isa Karcher. Kim Hoepf. Row 6. Jem Boyce. Amy Barchus. Laura Wright. Karen Fruth. Kris Schneider. Kevin Collet. Row 7t Mike Enders. Laurie Lasley. Doug O'Flaherty. DISTRICT II HONORS 122 (L-R) Carla Sizemore. Laurie Lasley. Lisa Davis (Kneeling) Stacy Bursby. Dusti Snyder. (Standing) Holly Orians. Traci Blair. (L-R)Row I: Dawn Bout well. Karen Unverferth. Christa Adams. Lisa Davis. Row «?.• Deb Smalley. Julie Newcomer. Amy Zender. Amy Wen-tling. Bev Collet. Katrina Taylor. Row 3: Jim Gatchell. Doneta Carter. Natalie Pratt. Tonia Hussey. Jodi Prater. Kelly Orians. Heidi Orians. Lisa Ruffing. David Doran. Row 4-. Leah Walter. Jane Stephan. Emily Phillips. Stacie Luzader. Sherri DeMoss. Keith Andrus. Colleen Doran. Vicki Went ling. Pam O'Flaherty. Laurie Orians. Jody Johnson. Angie Collet. Row 5. Mike Enders. Doug O’Flaherty. Kris Schneider. Karen Fruth. Lisa Karcher. Rebecca Lasley. Jem Boyce. Laura Wright. Amy Barchus. Jeni Newcomer. Dana Motter. Cory Hertel. Arnie Aguilar. David Conley. 123 (L-R) Row I. Tonia Feasel. Katrina Taylor. Kathy Stone. Patty Fredritz. Brook Kitzler. Michele Derr. Tonia Derr. Cheryl Rumon. Patty Nash. Holly Loper. Pam Perkins. Amy Zender. Sherri DeMoss. Row 1 Dawn Funchion. Shelly Brooks. Anna Plott. Amy Barchus. Sherri Ritter. Leah Walter. Julie Newcomer. Teri Arend. Chontay Geren. Kristy Kizer. Teresa Fletcher. Tracy Hershman. Row 3. Christa Adams. Laura Wright. Lisa Webb. Jane Hernandez. Laun Musgrave. Julie Same. Kim McLaughlin. Heather Smith. Holly Stansberry. Holly Stoops. Chris Decker. Emily Phillips. Shawn Holloway. Row 4. Vady Hernandez. Ty Wood. Aaron Hoepf. Mike Enders. Brad Mullholand. Jamie Prater. Andy Went ling. Jerrod Savidge. Donovan Mewhorter. Jamie Bowersock. Keith Andrus. Jeremy Allsford. Tim Billock. O) Tli,J H?- Ti 2 TsI-i S (L-R) Row I: Lauri Musgrave — Secretary. Holly Loper — Librarian. Sherri DeMoss — Treasurer. Patty Nash — Librarian. Row 1 Cheryl Rumon — Vice President. Aaron Hoepf — Robe Keeper. Brad Mullholand — President. Donovan Mewhorter — Robe Keeper. 04 (L-R) Row I: Leah Walter. Amy Zender. Sherri DeMoss. Shawn Holloway. Row 2-. Mike Enders. Jane Hernandez. Chris Decker. Kim McLaughlin. Keith Andrus. (L-R) (Sitting) Heather Smith. Jamie Prater. (Standing) Row I: Jane Hernandez. Anna Plott. Roger Wentling. Mike Enders. Jerrod Savidge. Row 2: Ty Wood. Kim McLaughlin. Leah Walter. 05 SnI rrr (L-R) Row I: Mike Lewis. Sean Coldiron. Misty Ritter. Lana Walter. Sonia Hernandez. Cassie Smith. Brandi Drukemiller. Charity Drukenmiller. Dallas Walton. Ben Enders. Row 2 Kelly Mot ter. Jeremy Kessler. Rebecca Imhoff. Lora Davis. Lori Porter. Amanda Tiell. Sheila Crabtree. Pam Walters. Sylvia Tanner. Angie Gibson. Stephanie Gibson. Dyanna Brandeberry. Row 3: Alicia Long. Christa Dible. DoRae Giles. Samantha Stroub. Misty Pratt. Melissa Sherman. Marty Turnbell. Terri Stoops. Ryan Pratt. Tony Wenzinger. Stephanie Watkins. Tun Saenthavisck. (seated) Lana Walter. Brandi Drukemiller. Misty Ritter. Sonia Hernandez. (Standing) Cassie Smith. 126 a A I m.i iiliJi iUi'iHitiiiiMihliiilililiillilll Itli ii li III III lil.lillM™ IliiJililllilll IjIIMV CKltd Mcfe It VETERANS DAY One of the most solemn events at Carey High School is the annual Veterans Day assembly. Each year a different veteran is honored for his brave service in war times. Unfortunately, each of the men died in the line of duty, but their service will never be forgotten. This year's honored veteran was Mr. Gerald Franklin Pahl. Mr. Pah! served in the Navy during World War II. Mr. Pahl was killed on D-Day, June 6. 1944. on board the USS Corry. The ship had been part of the allied invasion and came under heavy fire. The destroyer hit a submerged mine that almost cut the ship in two. Gerald had been below deck when the accident occurred and was killed along with twelve other crew members. Mr. Pahl's memorial service was held in July of 1944 at the Christ Luthern Church. A letter from Gerald to his mother 128 March 20. 1987, Carey High School held its first (annual) student facuity basketball game. Students were charged $1.00 to attend and cheer on the team of their choice. Both the student and the faculty teams had cheerleaders and the game was refereed by Mr. Decker. Everyone involved had a super time! Unfortunately (or fortunately), the faculty beat the students by two baskets. 129 Will Jamie's foul shot make it through the hoop? Happy couples dance to the sound of Voice . Prom is always a very special time for everyone. Excitement runs high in the air as dresses, tuxes, and dates are found. Girls spend hours in front of the mirror searching for that perfect way to fix their hair. Guys spend their time washing and waxing the car while at the same time praying that it doesn't rain! Although expectations are always high, no one knows exactly how the evening will end. Hopefully, for all it is just as they dream. This year 's prom was held on May 16 at the Shrine Cafeteria. Couples danced under the theme of Until Midnight to the sounds of Voice. After-prom followed the banquet — a dance at Mt. Idy. Although this year's prom is gone forever the memories will be with us always. Keep them close to your hearts they will be part of the fondest memories of high school you'll have to look back on. 130 Wonder what the ioke was? It’s obvious that Lori Franks and David Mai- Everyone’s jammin'. son are having a good time. Tony Troiano and his date share a break from dancing and a smile for each other. Mindy Nye and Greg Summit share a ioke during their dance. 131 The first phase of the prom begins. I isa Karcher signs the register as a new member. The Honor Society is different from any other high school organization. It is special because to become a member, you must work to meet specific membership requirements. These requirements are to maintain a 3.5 grade point average and have 17 activity points as a junior and 22 points as a senior. Members are also evaluated according to scholarship, character, leadership. and service. This year’s induction of the new Honor Society members was held on May 7. There were seven new inductees, including 6 juniors and one senior. For those who didn't make it — keep working. You still have next year ahead of you to make a fresh start. 132 Two-year senior members. Julie Newcomer and Lisa Davis perform a flute duet. Honor Society officers with the advisor. Mrs. Bonnie Scherger. (L-R) Julie Wise. Aaron Spencer. Brenda Parsons. Alan Schreiner. Honor Society Members Seniors: John Baker Lisa Davis Kim Hoepf Laurie Lasley Kim McLaughlin Chris Mills Julie Newcomer Brenda Parsons Alan Schreiner Aaron Spencer Tony Troiano Julie Wise Todd Worst Juniors. David Doran Valerie Enders Carrie Fletcher Lisa Karcher Emily Phillips Kristy Robison Jane Stephan Sophomore Prospects: Elizabeth Bakies Patricia Fredritz Kathryn Hennessy Carla Sizemore Don Webb The assembled National Honor Society of 198 7. 133 1967 homecoming queen Lana (Pible) Palmer. Homecoming is always an exciting time, and this year was no exception. Anticipation was running high among the students as the results of the senior class vote for homecoming court were being tallied. Preparations were being made by the student council for the pre-game festivities and the post-game dance. When the time finally arrived for the announcing of the court, there were many emotions in the air. Some were of disappointment or dismay, but most were of happiness. After cheering the football team to victory, students danced to the music of Barry Culver and enjoyed the theme of Love Comes Walking In.” The slow dancing was led by King Chuck Tanner and Queen Anna Plott as the night slowly wore away. Memories of Homecoming 1986 will be with us forever. Hopefully for everyone, they will be good ones. 134 Anna Plott ami Chuck Tanner are all smiles. 135 This year’s school play was not just a comedy — it was comedy with a very special message. That message dealt with people and feelings. Although society has a habit of labeling people, it is wise to look beyond the label to the real person. You may be surprised at what you find. This message was portrayed through eleven characters. The play centered around an older woman. Mrs. Ethel P. Savage, who had been placed in an institution by her three stepchildren. They thought her insane because she dared to be different, she dared to fulfill her dreams. They thought that by placing her at The Cloisters she might give up the money left to her by her husband. While at The Cloisters . Mrs. Savage meets five wonderful people. She learns that there is much more to them than appears on the surface, and comes to love them dearly. The crowd was kept in suspense about Mrs. Savage's bonds until near the end when she retrieved them from inside her teddy bear. The play was performed on April 14th and 15th. and a Great Job goes to all cast members. Miss Wilhelmina speaks with her husband. Jeff. Jeffrey. Mrs. Savage. Florence, and Hannibal discuss the Savage children over a card game. The Savage children Titus. Lily Belle, and Samuel. 136 The Guests Director — Mrs. Vicki McClurkin Florence — Jane Stephan Student Director — Chip Johnson Hannibal — Jamie Prater Stage Manager — Bret Higgins Fairy May — Heather Smith Props — Vady Hernandez Jeffrey — Aaron Spencer Lights — Colleen David Doran. David Conley Mrs. Paddy — Alice Boyce Sound — David Conley John Thomas — Mike Gery Set — Bret Higgins The Family: Costumes — Off Broadway Titus — Eric Orians Make-up — Kim Southward. Dawn Allison, Samuel — Doug O'Flaherty Michelle Niederkohr. Kim McLaughlin Lily Belle — Brenda Parsons Videotape — Bob Barger Ethel — Laurie Lasley Programs — Alice Boyce The Staff: Tickets — Mrs. Bonnie Scherger Miss Wilhelmina — Lisa Karcher Dr. Emmet — Emily Phillips Publicity — Jeni Newcomer. Kim McLaughlin 137 Do you sometimes feel as if your hard work amounts to nothing ? Do you sometimes wish you could be recognized for your accomplishments? One special evening at Carey High School does just that: it recognizes students who worked hard throughout the year at the annual A wards Assembly program. It is at this time that you really feel good about everything you've done. Many students were recognized this year on May IS. 1987. The program began at 7:00 pm and included many various awards presentations. It was at this time that Mr. Frank Heck was inducted into the Carey Hall of Fame. A yearbook dedication was also made to Da vid Gonzales by Beth Mewhorter and Angie Roark. A new program featuring a Grandmother of the Year” was introduced. The I9S7-SS grandmother will be Mrs. Gertrude Huf-ferd. She will be invited to attend numerous events throughout the year. Just in case you might not have received anything this year, don't be discouraged. There is always next year. Angie Roark speaks al the program. David Hunter receives a scholarship. Beth Mewhorter dedicated the yearbook cover picture to David's mother. Five happy seniors who received awards. Page sponsored by Corner Junction 138 How often we wish for another chance to make a fresh beginning. A chance to blot out our mistakes and change failure into winning — And it does not take a special time to make a brand new start. It only takes the deep desire to try with all your heart ... So never give up in despair and think that you ate through. For there's always a tomorrow and a djatjcelo start anew. Helen Steiner Rice Alice Boyce receives the drama award. 139 Outstanding Algebra II Student Jane Stephan CHS Hall of Fame Frank Heck French Awards Valerie Enders Michael Enders D.A.R. Award Kim McLaughlin CEA Scholarship Laurie Lasley 4-H Scholarship David Hunter Outstanding Geometry Students Don Webb Lisa Bakies Outstanding Calc. Stat. Students Tony Troiano Chris Mills Presidential Academic Awards Laurie Lasley. Chris Mills. Julie Newcomer. Brenda Parsons. Allan Schreiner. Aaron Spencer. Tony Troiano. Julie Wise. Todd Worst. John Baker. Kim McLaughlin. (Seniors). Angie Buess. Coleen Coran. Mike Enders. Chrsi Klein. David Leigh. Aaron Maison. Tricia Mull holand. Ed Roszman. Jennifer Smiley. Heather Williams. JoEllen Windau. Laura Wright. Amy Zender. Brian Woods (Freshmen). 4.0 Awards Career — Kim McLaughlin One Year — Alicia Long 3.5 -h awards Peter Beck. Charity Druckemiller. Ben Enders. Dana Hotelling. Tabetha Mathias. An- gela Mills. Ryan Oberhauser. Misty Pratt. Travis Ritter. Mark Roush. Theresa Roush. Beth Roynon. Scott Steen. Tony Wenzinger. Andrew Worst (7 th). Sean Cold iron. Lora Davis. Margaret Gatchell. Paula Goetz. James Gum. Rebecca Imhoff. Melaini Pratt. Kevin Steen. Deanna Summit. Mark Row (8th). Angela Buess. Bev Collet. Colleen Doran. Mike Enders. Chris Klein. David Leigh. Aaron Maison. Heather Williams. JoEllen Windau. Laura Wright. Amy Zender. Tricia Mullholand (9th). Elizabeth Bakies. Kathryn Hennessy. Tori Van Horn. Don Webb (10). Carrie Fletcher. Amy Hagerman. Lisa Karcher. Lori Musgrave. Deanna Park. Emily Phillips. Kristina Robison. Valerie Enders (llth). John Baker. Lisa Davis. Kim Hoepf. Laurie Lasley. Chris Mills. Mindy Nye. Brenda Parsons. Allan Schreiner. Tony Troiano. Julie Wise. Todd Worst. Kathy Wright. Kim McLaughlin (12th). Marathon Oil Scholarship Julie Wise Tiffin Univ. Scholarship Julie Wise Voice of Democracy Contest Tony Troiano — 1st Aaron Spencer 2nd Laurie Lasley — 2nd Perfect Attendance Awards Ryan Pratt. Nicole Richardson. Melissa Sherman. Scott Steen. Terry Stoops. Kelly Motter (7th). Jeremy Kessler. Scott Young. Angela Gibson. Martin Stoops. Garrick Twining (8th). Gary Boes. Bev Collet. Ray Conti. Eric Mullholand. Dean Derr. Pam O'Flaherty. Dennis Pa-cubus (9th). Doneta Carter. Angela Feasel. Patricia Fredritz. Rich Gonzales (KXh). Dennis Carter. David Doran. Bob Bisbee. Carrie Fletcher (llth). Brenda Parsons (12th). Spanish Awards I Angie Buess II — Carla Sizemore III — Kristy Robison Carrie Fletcher Industrial Arts Awards Most Improved — Scott Gatchell Student of the Year — Brett Higgins Music Awards Outstanding Musicians: Laura Wright. Rebecca Lasley. Mike Enders. Sherri DeMoss Leadership: David Conley. Jane Stephan. Lisa Karcher. Lisa Ruffing. Julie Newcomer. Emily Phillips. Laurie Lasley. Lisa Davis Marketing Ed. Awards Julie Wise Julia Walter Jamie Overton Kathy Wright Carl Cupp Award Todd Worst Sr. Agriculture Award Todd Worst Drama Award Alice Boyce Ohio Univ. American History Award Tom Truth Valparaiso Univ. Scholarship Todd Worst Guardian Industries Scholarship Laurie Lasley Whirlpool Scholarship Brenda Parsons Army Reserve Natl. Scholar Athlete A wards John Baker Anna Plott Outstanding Pre-Algebra Student Randy Ritter Ohio Univ. Manasseh Cutler Fresh. Scholarship Brenda Parsons Ohio Scholastic Achievement Awards Gen. Science — Heather Williams. Laura Wright Biology — Tori Van Horn. Audra Stroub Chemistry — Val Enders. Kristy Robison Physics — Eric Orians. Julie Newcomer Algebra I — Chris Klein. Aaron Maison. David Leigh. Todd Steen Algebra II Carrie Fletcher Advanced Math — Tony Troiano. Chris Mills English 9 — Colleen Doran. Amy Zender English 10 — Patty Fredritz. Lynn Wagner English II — Emily Phillips. Lisa Karcher English 12 — Laurie Lasley. Brenda Parsons American History — Deanna Park. Tom Truth Sr. Social Studies — Todd Worst. John Baker French I — Mike Enders. Christa Adams. Bev Collet. Jo Ellen Windau. Deanna Summit. Chris DeAmicis. Lora Davis French II — Don Webb. Lisa Bakies. Tracy Dillion Spanish I Angie Buess. Arnie Aguilar Spanish II — Carla Sizemore. Aaron Spencer Geometry — David Kirian Ohio Academic Scholarship Award Brenda Parsons Doug Fredrick Memorial Award Kim McLaughlin 140 Page sponsored by Wallace J. Knapp. (I R) (Silling) Jerry Connolly. Elvira Hernandez. Tonia Derr. Eric Johnson. Dennis Carter. (Standing) Curt Johnson. Ken Boden. Scott Eeasel. Tom Plott. Millstream Joint Vocational School in Findlay was something new to the Carey School System this year. The school offers various vocational courses in which the students learn everything about a trade before graduating. At the time of graduation, the students are ready to pursue their choice of careers. We had 17 students participate in the program this year. Our students participated in many activities throughout the year. Some of these include, two students involved with the Home- coming Court, the skills contest in which Eric Johnson placed second in the welding contest. Jerry Conolly went to the state competition with the Electronics Display Team. Elvira Hernandez placed fourth in a banking contest. and Cami Chevalier placed seventh in a shorthand competition. Many congratulations go to these students who are the first to attend this school, and much good luck to those who continue there during the next year. 141 Senior Heather Smith gave her advice to the student body on being selected October student of the month: '‘When something bad happens, smile and keep trying to do better. She enjoys playing the piano and babysitting in her spare time. Among Heather's other achievements are: serving on the 1986-1987 Homecoming Court, being a cheerleader, being elected senior class secretary, and she also participates in French and Drama clubs. Heather's plans for the future are indefinite. Student of the month for November was senior Julie Newcomer. She is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Roger Newcomer. Julie participated in many activities, some of which were band, drama club. GAA. and basketball. She was co-editor of the Nutshell and is a member of the National Honor Society. She was also a member of the 1986 Carey Fest Queen's Court. Julie's advice is. Be yourself and always try the best you can. Julie is planning on attending UT and studying nursing. Senior Becky Park is the daughter of Eugene Park and Mrs. Ray Myers. She was chosen as February's student of the month. She has been involved in volleyball, basketball, track, and French club for most of her years at CHS. She enjoys bowling in a league and being a lifeguard at the Carey pool for outside activities. Becky said she has been happy with her years as a high school student, although she is upset about recent acts of vandalism. Her ad vice: Try. The March student of the month. Tony Troiano. feels that unity among the student body is the best feature of CHS. Tony is the son of Frank and Carol Troiano. He has been active throughout high school in wrestling, football, baseball, and math league. He was the senior class president and also a member of the National Honor Society. He was a member of the 1986-1987 Homecoming Court as well. Tony's advice goes to younger students, he tells them to become active in school, both academically and in extracurricular programs. The first junior of the year to be voted as December's student of the month was Kristy Robison. Kristy is looking forward to a career in journalism or as a child psychologist. Kristy was active in math league. Spanish club. GAA. and SADD. She was also a member of the National Honor Society. Her hobbies include reading, writing, collecting dolls, and baking. She gave this advice to the students of CHS: Take school more seriously. Kristy is the daughter of Nancy Robison. January’s student of the month found Todd Worst elected. Todd is planning to pursue a career in electrical engineering at Valparaiso University in Indiana. He has wrestled at CHS for four years and this year competed at the 155 pound weight class. Todd's other activities include football. secretary of FFA. National Honor Society. and math league. His hobbies are hunting and watching movies. Todd’s advice: You won't always get what you want when you 're an adult and you have to be able to take it. There will always be someone better out there. Senior Mike King was chosen as April's student of the month. Mike is the son of Cline and Jean King and he has two sisters and four brothers. Mike is an active member of the SADD group. 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Don — JO. 71. 118 Miller. Eric — 49 Miller. Mike — 39. 80. 83. 93 Miller. Rick — 93. IOL Mills. Angela — 49. 06 Mills Chevrolet Pontiac — 149 Mills. Chris — 7. JO. 31. 71. 91. 9J. 93. 104. 109. ISJ. 133 Moran. Terry — 39. 71. 80. 81. IIJ. 135 Morgan. Julie — 45 Morgan. Kelly - 39. 40. 85. 108. 115. 116. 147 Mot ter. Dana — 45. 91 Motter. Kelly - 49. 100. 06 Mt. Idy Lanes. Inc. — 146 Moyers. Scott — 47 Mullholand. Brad — 6. 7, Jl. J6. 9J. 93.116.114. 04. 131. 135 Mullholand. Chad — 47 Mullholand. Craig — 6 Mullholand. Eric — 45. III. IIJ Mullholand. Tricia 45. 76. 77. 94 Mulvain. Danny — 4J. 71. 91. 93. IIJ Musgrave. Chris 39, 71, 93, 107 Musgrave. Laurie — 39. 87. IIJ, 115. 04 My Place — 153 Myers. Robert — 4J — M o — Nachbar Appliance — 154 Nash. Jennifer — 7J. 84 Nash. Melvin — 39. 115 Nash. Mitchell — 39. 71. 80. 93. IIJ. 115. IJI Nash. Patty - 45. 106. IIJ. 119. 04 Nash. Robert 106. 117 Newcomer. Jennifer — 4J. 98. 99.106. III. IJJ. 03 Newcomer. Julie — 6.16. Jl. 87.104.106.108. III. IJJ. 03. 04. 13J. 133. 135. 14J Newcomer. Roger 66. 97. 09 Nicholson. Diane 6J Niederkohr. Chris — 131. 135 Niederkohr. Denise — Jl. 115 Niederkohr. Denise — 47 Niederkohr. Fred — 4J Niederkohr. Michelle — 4J. IIJ Niederkohr. Shona 45 Niederkohr. Trevor — 45. 71 Niekamp. Joseph — 80. 81 Noon. Earnest — 39 Noon. Marsha — 4J Nordyke. Terry — 39. 71, 97. 115, 130 Nye. Jennifer - 39. 77. 106. 107. 116 Nye. Julie — 39. 77, 106. 107. 116. IJI Nye. Mindy - 15. Jl. J6. 74. 75. 91.118.131.135 Nye. Stacie — 47. IIJ, IJI Oberhauser. Ryan — 49. 100 O'Flaherty. Doug - 39.106. III. 115.1 JO. IJJ. 03. 136 O'Flaherty. Karen — 88. 89. 98 O'Flaherty's Marathon — 148 O’Flaherty. Pam - 45. 77. 89. 98. 106. IIJ. IJJ. 03 O'Flaherty. Pat - 42 71. 91. 93. 101, IJI One Stop — 149 Onans. Eric — 6. Jl. 136 Orians. Heidi - 42 75. 88. 89.116.1JO. IJI 03 Orians. Holly — 39. 40. 72 73.106.107.114.116. IJI Orians. Holly - 42 107. 116 Orians. Kelly 4J. 94. 95. f07. HO. 114.116. IJJ. 03. 135 Orians. Laurie — 45. 46. IIJ. IJJ. 03 Orians. Leonard —67 Orians. Tony — Jl. 130. 146 Oriens. Virginia — 55 Orwick. Deanna — 4J. 118. IJO Orwick. Denise - 39. 87. 98. 106. 109. IIJ. 116. IJJ. 03 Orwick. Melinda — 47. 48. IIJ Overton. Jamie — 6. Jl. 115 Overton. Shane — 39. 71. 115 - p p — Pacubus. Dennis — 45 Palmer. Lana — 134 Park. Becky — 7, Jl. 76. 77. 86. 87. 98. IIJ. IJI. I4J Park. Deanna - 39. 75. 87. 94. KM. 116. IJO Parsons. Brenda - Jl. 79. KM. 106. KM. III. IIJ. 114. 116. IJI. 132 133. 136. 138 Perkins. Pamela — 45. 04 Perkins. Tiffany — 42 106. IIJ. 116. IJO. 130 Phillips. Emily - 39. KM. 106.107. III. 114. H6. IJI. 02 03. 04. 132 133. 135. 137 Phillips. Heather — 49 Phillips. Kimberly — 47 Phillips. Laura — 49. 06 Phillips. Ryan — 49 Phillips. Sandy 6J Plott. Anna - 15.16. J2 J6. J7. 74. 75. 84. 85. 108. HO. IIJ. 116. IJO. IJI. 04. 05.130.134.135.139. 146. 147. 149 Plott. David 45. 46. 71. 96. 97, KC Plott. Dean - 39. 80. 91. IIJ. 115 Plott. Elizabeth — 42 IIJ. 116. IJO Plott. Susan — 39. 106. 115. H6 Plott. Tom — 39. 141 Porter. Lori — 49. 51. 06 Porter. Monte — 45. 117 Prater. Jamie - JO. 31. KJ7. IJI. 04.05. 09.136 Prater. Jodi - 45. 89. 94.112 IJO. 02 03.135 Pratt. Jodi — 45. 89. 94. IIJ. IJO. 02 03. 135 Pratt. Melanie — 47. 48. 108 Pratt. Misty — 49. IJO. 06 Pratt. Natalie - 45. 114. 117. 119. 02 03 Pratt. Ryan 49. 114. 06 Progressor Times. The — 151 REB Manufacturing. Inc. — 150 Randall. George — 6J Ratliff. Chris - K4 Raver. Shirley — 5J Raymaley. Tacy — 66 Renaissance West Salon — I5J Richardson. Nicole — 49 Richardson. Rich — 4J. 91. 96. 97. IIJ Ricker. Chad — 4J Riegle. Virginia —3 Risner. Earl - JJ. 71. 97 Risner. John — 4J. 78. 79. 107 Ritter. Jason — 4J Ritter. Larry — 91 Ritter. Misty — 49. 06 Ritter. Randy — 45. IIJ Ritter. Shari — 7, JJ. 119. 04 Ritter. Travis 49. 100 Roark. Angie — 6. JJ. 72 73. 84. HO. 116.118.131. 138. 146. 147. 149. 151. 156 Roark. Joe — 42 71. 82 83. 93. KJJ. IIJ. 146 Robison. Kevin 49. 114 Robison. Kristy 39. KM. 107. KM. III. 114. 116. IJO. IJI. 132 133. 14J Rock. Michelle 39. 115 Ross. Don — 45. 71 Roszman. Ed — 45. 71. 91. 97. 106. 107. KM Roszman. Eileen - 74 Roush. Lisa — 45 Roush. Mark 49 Row. Mark — 47 Row. Roxanne — 47 Roynon. Beth — 49. 91 Roy non. Brent 4J. 71, 91. 109. IIJ. IJI Roynon. Mel — 53 Roynon. Tammy — 77 Ruffing. Lisa — 7, JJ. III. IIJ. 116. IJJ. IJ3. 135 Runion. Cheryl — 115. IJ4. 147 — S — Saenthavisck. Tun — IJ6 Salyer. Jenny — 47. IIJ. IJO Sammet. Susan 6. JJ. 115 Saum's Meats — 154 Savidge. Christin — 49 159 Savidge. Jerrod — 7. 16. 22. 26. 31. 71. 96. 97. 106. 121. 124. 125. 130. 135. 143 Scherger. Bonnie — 63. 132. 133 Sc black. Billy Jo — 114 Schlack. Kevin — 42 Schneider. Kristina — 45. 114. 119. 122. 123 Schreiner. Allan — 7. 22. 90. 91. 105. 107. 109. 132. 133 Schreiner. Randy — 42. 71. 91. 118. 120. 121 Seifert. Steve — 23. 115 Seifert. Tony — 39. 71. 115. 118. 121 Sexton. Carol — 63 Sherman. Melissa — 49. 126 Shilling. Heidi — 47 Shillmgburg. Jeremy — 47 Shillingburg. Melissa — 50. 114 Shoemaker. Michelle — 47. 48 Shrine Gift Shop — 153 Shuman's Automotive — 152 Sizemore. Carla — 42. 85.104.106.107. III. 120. 122 Smalley. Bobbi — 50 Smalley. Deb — 23. 116. 121. 122. 123 Smalley. Mike — 45. 79. 118 Smiley. Jennifer — 45 Smith. Cassandra — 47. 126 Smith. Heather — 7.16. 23. 26. 72. 73. 84. 85. 106. 112. 124. 125. 131. 135. 137. 142. 147. 156 Smith. Jessie — 50. 100 Smith. Roger — 23 Snook. Rodney — 42. 71, 102 Snyder. Chad — 23. 80. 115 Snyder. Holly — 50. 114 Snyder Lumber Co. — 149 Southward. Kelli — 42 Southward. Kim — 42. 106. 112. 116. 120 Spencer. Aaron — 23.104.106.107.121.130.132. 133. 136 Spencer. Amy — 42. 85. 98. 107 Spradlin. Bryan — 39. 115 Stahl. Michelle - 42. 106 Stansberry. Holly — 42. 106. 124 Stansberry. Richelle — 50 Stansbery. Matthew — 50 Stapely. Burly — 42 Steen. Jim — 63. 87 Steen. Kevin — 47. 100 Steen. Scott — 50. 112. 113 Stephan. Jane — 39. 86. 87.106.112.116.121.122 123. 132. 133. 136. 138 Stephan. Karl — 64. 129 Stoepful. Charles — 40 Stoll. Troy — 50 Stombaugh. Stanley — 67 Stone. Kathy — 23. 120. 124 Stone. Kendra — 48. 112 Stoops. Holly — 42. 77. 88. 89. 94. 124 Stoops. Martin — 48 Stoops. Terry — 50. 114. 126 Stroub. Audra — 42. 107. 116 Stroub. Samantha — 126 Summit. Deanna — 48. 104. 112. 121 Summit. Greg — 7. 15. 23. 91. 118. 121. 131 Sunshine Insurance Agency — 154 - T U ty - Tacket. Scott — 48 Tackett. Tracy — 48 Tanner. Chuck - 7.15. 23. 26. 27. 71. 80. 81. 92. 93. 114. 121. 134. 135 Tanner. Dwight 46 Tanner. Jim — 42 Tanner. Michael — 50. 100 Tanner. Sylvia — 50. 126 Tanner. Vicki — 64. 129 Taulbee. Shannon — 40. 115. 120 Taylor. Katrina 46. 112. 114. 122. 123. 124 Taylor. Scott — 45. 91 Thomas. Diana — 64. 129 Thornton. Joseph — 50 Tiell. Amanda — 50. 126 Tiell. Jamie — 91 Tiell. Kristopher — 50. 114 Tiell. Ronald - 46 Toledo Trust — 149 Tooman. Dennis — 42. 97 Tooman. Timothy — 46 Troiano's Floor 8 Siding — 147 Troiano. Tony — 7.15.16. 24. 26. 71. 90. 91. 92. 93. 104. 107. 109. 131. 132. 133. 135. 139. 142 Troiano. Trisha — 42. 75. 85. HO. 120 Turenne. Deb — 43 Turn bell. Jana — 40. 91. 115 Turnbell. Martin — 50. 100. 113. 114. 126 Twining. Garrick — 48. 100 Twining. Lama — 40. 91. 115 Underwood. Greg — 46 United Insurance Service — 154 Unverferth. Karen - 46. 106. 112. 114. 122. 123 Valu-Pakd Cardinal — 144 Van Horn. Tori — 43. 88. 89. 107. 116. 120 Vaughn Industries — 150 Vehre. Mark - 65. 82. 83. 94. 129 Village Family Restaurant — 155 Village Greenhouse Floral Shop — 148 Virelli. Michael — 54. 129. 133. 139 Vogel. Jennifer — 46 - ‘w g z - Wagner. Brad — 50 Wagner. Lynn — 43. 104. 107. 116. 120 Wagner. Tracy — 50 Walter. Austin — 24. 118 Walter. Dwayne — 48 Walter. Heather — 43. 98. 104. 106. 120 Walter. Julia — 15. 24. 115 Walter. Lana — 50. 126 Walter. Leah — 7. 24. 31. 106. 124. 125. 130. I3l Walters. Pamela — 50. 126 Walton. Dallas — 50. 126 Watkins. Stephanie — 50. 126 Weaver. Shawn — 43 Webb. Donny — 43. 112 Webb. Lisa — 24. 116. 119. 120. 121. 124 Wenner. Dr. Mrs. — 153 Wentlmg. Amy — 46. 112. 122. 123. 135 Went ling. Andrew — 43. 71. 83. 97. 118. 124 Wentlmg. Corrine —68 Wentling. John — 53 Wentling. Joyce 24. 94. 118 Wentling. Kip - 40. 112 Wentling. Randy — 101 Wentlmg. Roger - 7. 15. 24. 71. 118. 121. 125 Wentlmg. Ryan — 46. 71. 97. 118 Wentling. Tracy — 43. 98 Wentling. Vicki — 46. 106. 118. 122. 123 Wentz. Tammy - 43. 117 Wentz. Tina — 40. 87. 94. 116 Wenzinger. Tony — 50. 112. 113. 126 Wetzel Chiropractic Offs.. Inc. — 144. 158 Wetzel. Scott — 65. 91. 129 Whirlpool - 146 Wickiser. Bernice — 52 Wickiser. Don — 68 Wilgus. Orien - 53 Williams. Elizabeth — 65. 119. 129 Williams. Heather — 46. 112. 117. 120 Wilson. Kelly — 46. 104. 114. 117. 118 Wilson. Kevin — 48 Wilson. (Cole) Tessie 6. 24 Windau. JoEllen — 46. 77. 101. 104. 106. 112. 114. 116 Wise. Julie — 7. 24. 115. 116. 132. 133. 138 Wonder. Doris — 55 Wood. Ty — 7. 25. 31. 114. 124. 125 Woods. Brian - 46. 71. 96. 97. 101 Woods. Rick — 7 Woods. Scott - 40. 71. 80. 83. 97. 107. 115 Worst. Andrew — 50. 51. 91. 100 Worst. Todd — 25. 71. 91. K 4.105.118.132.133. 143 Wright. Kathy - 25. 91. 115. 116 Wright. Laura - 46. 89.104.112.114.122.123.124 Wyandot Dolomite. Inc. — 150 Wyatt. John — 25 Wyatt. Lori - 40. 87. 98. 116. 120 Yates. Diane — 43. 116. 120 Yates. Sara — 25. 107. 116. 120 Yingling. Trade — 43. 77. H6 Yoder. Dawn — 114 Young. Chad — 48 Young. Scott — 48 lender. Amy — 46. 94. 95.101.104.106.122.123. 124. 125 160