Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

I 1981 TATTLER CONNEAUT HIGH SCHOOL 381 MILL STREET CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 91 101 129 154 SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES SPORTS CONTENTS 7 COURTS 35 ACTIVITIES 53 FACULTY 65 ADVERTISING Before you can start the game of 1980-1981 you need to know .. . . . . WHO ARE THE PLAYERS? . . . WHAT ARE THE RULES? . . . HOW TO BECOME WINNERS All games have ... PLAYERS 1. Ages 14 and up. 2. The players at C.H.S. include students, faculty, administration, and alumni. 3. The players should be spirited. 4. A player can take part in various activities such as: football games, Jr.-Sr. prom, plays, and GRADUATION! 5. A player should be able to study, sleep, copy homework, and balance an armful of books while standing on a bus. PLAYERS 20 GAMBLE 14 ZAPPITEL10 22 USHER 40 NHEELER 12 MERLENE 30 GRIFFEY 34 HIGLEY 24 MAENPAA 44 YENDETTI 42 FREEMAN 32 IAR0CCI All games have . . . RULES 1. The object of the game is to complete one successful 178-day school year (with your sanity). 2. Most rules are outlined in the student handbook. 3. Rules need to be enforced, usually by a strict assistant principal. 4. Rules must be thoroughly explained so that all players understand. 5. Rules are made to be broken (??). All games have . . . WINNERS 1. Winners are the BEST in their area. 2. In order to win the N.E.C. title in any sport, great effort has to be put out against Geneva and Edgewood. 3. In order to win the A.F.S. teddybear, a homeroom must collect the most pennies (or kidnap him). 4. In order to win recognition as the most spirited class in the spirit chain contest, your class must be rich like the seniors. 5. In order to obtain a student of the month” award, a student must get as many brownie points” as possible with faculty members. )Rp£fc n or let HO � ©@©0© P£P? 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Mooney Edwin Paneto 44 Kelley Mundi Kevin Radii ■4 Kim Reffner Marge Rivera Linda Roscinski Joe Sabados f XSy t Jeff Rienke Linda Richmond Connie Rush Allison Stolson Devonna Simone Trisha Sparks Julie Taylor Jack Tinney Nick Vendetti Jeff Vickery Don Toth Terry Wardrop John Terry John Vernak Wendy Warren Bill Widman Jon Yusko Diane Beatman Gary Bogar 48 Scott Bailey VO-ED Pam Braden Diana Case Pam Champlin Steve Coates Mike Flanigan Robbie Glenn Matt Irish Tracy Cox Lisa Eddy John Edwards Bethany Frazier Bernadette Green Pam Jarvi Lisa Furches Martha Gross Mary Jones Jeff Georgia Tammy Keyes 49 Brian Lewis Roger Mansfield Scott McCall Kelly McCloskey Randy Myers Lisa Nine Sam Nappi Bruce Pixley Lisa Pryor Lisa Runyon Leo Sackett Kim Sallamy Rochelle Swan Brad Tisdale Kathy Ward PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Darla Burr Scott Butts Lisa Davis Buddy Cox Al Cropek Jim Dodge Sherri Felger Bob Bixbey Jeanine Brainard 51 Lori Abbey Jeff Adams Thor Ahlberg Michele Alstetter Kurt Andes Rachel Andrews Larry Arcaro Gerald Atkins Daryl Beatman Brian Bailey Brenda Baird Terri Baldwin Merell Barnes Lori Barringer Bill Barris Art Bearce James Bennett Kathy Bennett Scott Bennett Rodney Bimle Doug Bleasdale Tim Blood Lori Bohrer Belinda Bowers Sheila Bowers Greg Braden 54 Tammy Braden David Brisley Kim Broughton David Brown Ted Bunnell i Traci Bunnell Scott Burdine James Burger Christine Burnham Mickey Burr Becky Burr Laurie Call Gordon Campbell Donna Carducci Tim Carnessali Dorene Champlin Karen Chapin Sheryl Chapin Tammy Cheney Ken Chess Tresa Ciccone Scott Clark Kelly Clark Dean Cobb Lisa Cocanower Duane Cole 55 Latricia Cole Michael Corbitt Kimberly Cox Lorie Crandall Kara Curtiss Sue Dyne Denise Easton Lisa Eaton Tracy Eckonen Harry Eighmy Ron Emerson Jeff Enderes David Esterer Kellie Evans Randy Fails 56 Denise Fair Mary Fedor Jeff Felger Cathy Ferl Randy Fertig Julie Fields Karen Filler Kimberly Finlaw Loyal Ford Bonnie Frano Brent Freeman Robert Fromknecht Stephen Gaugh Angela Georgia Cathy Gildone Steve Glover Wendy Gombar Anthony Gosmer Ruth Green Lisa Greenfield Andy Griffith Roberta Hagstrom James Hahn Robin Hall 57 Robert Hand Ellen Haney Karen Hardin James Harriman Brian Hicks Aaron Horwood Robert Howland Diane Hoyt Philip Humalainen Douglas Hummer John Hunt Lori Jarvi Richard Jenkins Angela Jennes Tracy Johnson Sharon Johnston David Jones Joseph Jones Scott Jones Paul Joslin Tracy Jury Pamela Kelley 58 Amy King Dean Kitchen Larry Koons Nadine L’Amoureaux John LaBounty James Lawson Polly Leis Mark Lewis Ronald Linke Christine Lockwood Bruce Loveless Tammie Lower Richard Luce Nancy Macaro Crystal Makepeace Tammy Mansfield Heather Marcy Tom Marthaller Kimberly Martin Lisa Marvin Mark McKeown Tracey McKinley Edward Meaney Deborah Miller 59 Mike Miller Michelle Miller Alexis Mirando Dyan Mischka Wayne Mitchell Terri Notte Blossie Olsen Bob Osborn Lansili Oupraxay Somvang Oupraxay jJ Sally Owen Tony Pape Jeff Parke Jim Parma Phil Pendleton 60 Diane Phelps Donna Phillip Beth Phillips Jason Picard Brian Pixley Wendy Plank Dennis Platz Brian Powell Joe Powell Janis Prime Roberta Puffer Shellee Quates Mark Radii Diane Randolph Mike Reinke Richard Renn Wendy Riley Paul Ring Tammy Ross i � Kim Rutherford George Sabo Carrie Sackett Diane Sass Karen Sayles 61 Bill Sharp Becky Sleight Lisa Slocum Tracy Smegal Doug Smith Dave Snyder Valerie Snyder Donna Spaulding Jodi Speer Chris Stewart Nancy Strader Randy Struchen Linda Stubnar Sara Sullivan Andrea Szabo Becky Szalai Bea Taylor Kenny Taylor Lynn Taylor Ron Thompson Lisa Tisdale Mike Todd Amy Turner Janice Uvegas 62 Mike Vendetti Phil Vickery Jim Vignal Judy Volkman Mark Ward Todd Waters Keith Webb Daniel Welker Pam Wiley Fred Wick Joyce Williams Melva Williams Rick Williams Sue Williams Kelly Wilson Darlene Wofford Karyn Wojtowicz Kathy Wojtowicz Beth Woods Belinda Woodworth Tammy Wright Rick York Larra Zappitella John Zappitelli Cindy Zappitello Dave Zappitella 63 ‘V FOOTBALL Coaches: Ron Whitcomb, Bob Gilmore, Steve Nolan, and Bill Fails We They We They Erie Prep 12 7 Riverside 27 0 Kenston 8 27 Harbor 29 0 Cortland Lakeview 6 19 Madison 2 0 Ashtabula 46 6 Edgewood 12 0 Geneva 14 40 St. John 6 26 The 1980 Spartan Football Team had a new staff and a new program this year. Led by the new head coach, Steve Nolan, and his assistants, Ron Whitcomb, Bob Gilmore, and Bill Fails, the Spartans had an overall season record of 6-5. They had an N.E.C. record of 5-2. The Spartans had four shutouts, the first in six years. Spartans receiving honors this year were: Mark Wheeler, 1st ALL-NEC and 1st ALLCOUNTY; Brian Jennings, 1st ALL-NEC and 1st ALL ALL-COUNTY; Chris Ingersoll, 1st ALL-NEC and 2nd ALL-COUNTY; Jeff Allen, 1st ALL-NEC and 1st ALLCOUNTY; Terry Moisio, 2nd ALL-COUNTY; Eugene Mackey, 2nd ALL-COUNTY; Joe Sabados, 1st ALL-NEC and 2nd ALLCOUNTY; Andy Speer, 2nd ALL-NEC and 1st ALL-COUNTY; Tim Blood, 2nd ALL-NEC and 2nd ALL-COUNTY; and Doug Brunot, Honorable Mention ALL-NEC and ALLCOUNTY 66 Jeff Allen Ray Haas Kelvin Holst Chris Ingersoll Brian Jennings Shawn Joslin Eugene Mackey Terry Moisio Scott Prime 68 All candid football photos by Jeff Gleason. GOLF Varsity Team — Left to Right: Mr. Ott, Larry Peji, Joe Maukonen, Jim Wright, Jeff Gleason and Randy Toddy. The Conneaut Golf Team, with head coach, Mr. Ott, came in second place this year 13-2-1 overall. The Senior varsity members were Larry Peji, Randy Toddy, Jeff Gleason and Jim Wright. Joe Maukonen was the only Junior on varsity. Larry Peji won the Tim Fitzgerald award, and in 24 matches he had low score. Randy Toddy was in the top ten in the N.E.C. All-Star Team. The Junior Varsity members were seniors Greg Gamble, Emil Mittelstadt, and Vinnie Rose, Juniors were Mike Vendetti and Todd Griffey. Team Record J V. Team — Left to Right: Vinnie Rose, Emil Mittelstadt, Greg Gamble, Mike Vendetti and Todd Griffey. 70 11-2-1 N.E.C. Randy Toddy Jeff Gleason Larry Peji 1 J fl L IV I Greg Gamble Emil Mittelstadt Vinnie Rose Jim Wright CROSS COURTRV Top Row: L to R; Coach Zingaro, Brian Madonna, Brian Zappitello, Nick larocci, Paul Terry. Middle Row: Rod Bimle, Jamie Burger, Brent Freeman, Bob Howland. Bottom Row: Bobbie Hagstrom, Cathy Doran, Dawna Gournic, Jill Marshall. This years Conneaut Cross Country Team had a tremendous amount of desire but very few members. The team members this year were Brian Zappitello, 3-year letterman, and the only senior. Junior 2-year lettermen included Nick larocci, who combined his sprinting ability to become an N.E.C. leader; Brian Madonna, who developed the endurance needed for a good Cross Country runner; and Paul Terry, who was the fastest of the runners. Earning one-year lettermen rank were Cathy Doran, who was the competative runner; and Dawna Gournic, who had a great deal of determination which made her a good runner. The sophomore members included, all first-year lettermen, were Rod Bimle, Jamie Burger, Brent Freeman, Bobbie Hagstrom, and Bob Howland. Next year the team looks forward to an even better season. Conneaut 46 Edgewood 15 Conneaut 30 Harbor 26 Conneaut 34 Madison 23 Conneaut 20 Ashtabula 37 Conneaut 20 Geneva 39 Conneaut 23 St. John 34 Conneaut 44 Riverside 15 72 73 Varsity — Bottom Row, left to right: Rick Higley, Jeff Usher, Nick Vendetti, John Dysert, Jeff Merlene, and Brian Zappitello. Standing: Coach Ritari, Brent Griffey, Nick larocci, Mark Wheeler, Greg Gamble. Steve Maenpaa and Brent Freeman. The Spartan Basketball team headed by first year Head Coach Tom Ritari came in third this year, with a record of 10-11 overall and 8-6 N.E.C. Starting five were Mark Wheeler, Greg Gamble, Brian Zappitello, Brent Griffey, and Brent Freeman. Mark was chosen by his teammates as M.V.P. Receiving other honors were: Mark Wheeler, 1st team All-NEC and All-County: and Brent Freeman, honorable mention All-NEC. Other members of the varsity squad were: Jeff Usher, Steve Maenpaa, Nick larocci, Nick Vendetti, and Rick Higley. 74 Senior Hoopsters Brian Zappitello Jeff Merlene Brent Griffey Greg Gamble Jeff Usher Mark Wheeler J.V. BASKETBALL Bottom left to right: Brian Madona, Dave Snyder, Bob Marshal, Ted Bunnell, Mike Vendetti, and Jim Hahn. Standing: Paul Joslin. John Zappitelli, Jeff Ferl, Sam Ford, and Bob Howland. The Junior Varsity, under the coaching of Greg Mason had an overall good year. The team consisted of juniors, Jeff Ferl, Brian Madona, and Bob Marshall; sophomores, Ted Bunnell, Bob Howland, Dave Snyder, Mike Vendetti, Jim Hahn, Paul Joslin, John Zappitelli, and Sam Ford. The Spartans are looking forward to a 1st place title next year. Good Luck! Top Row; L to R: Mr. Whitcomb. Chris Ingersoll. Doug Brunot, Wally Cox. Brian Powell. Jamie Burger. Tom Spencer. Scott Sandella. Gary Gombar. Mike Murzynski. Middle Row; L to R: Chris Pendleton. Phil Pendleton. Sean Distelrath, John Laituri. Bernie Sandella. Todd Waters. Barry Gill. Bottom Row; L to R: Ronny Thompson, Dave Brisley, Greg Braden, Dan Henderson. Fred DeMarco, John LaBounty, Gordon Gaugh. Bruce Loveless. Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut 21 Fairview 37 32 Riverside 32 33 Edgewood 28 33 Harbor 28 6 Madison 55 32 Ashtabula 20 18 Geneva 38 44 Perry 19 34 Grand Valley 30 36 Jefferson 28 30 Berkshire 34 78 Gordon Gaugh The Spartan Wrestling Team completed a rewarding season. Coach Ron Whitcomb’s third season as Varsity Coach, was successful. The wrestlers complied a 6-4-1-mark for the season, with the impressive wins over Edgewood, Harbor, Ashtabula, Perry, and Jefferson. The Spartans finished with a 3-2-1 record in the N.E.C. Junior Scott Sandella (155), placed second N.E.C., first in sectionals, second in districts, and then went on to state. He received the following awards: Mr. Wrestler, M.V.P., Most Pins, and Most Take Downs. Other outstanding wrestlers were Senior Tom Spencer (167). Tom placed second in N.E.C., and third in sectionals. Senior Chris Ingersoll (185), placed first in N.E.C., and second in sectionals. Junior Doug Brunot (175), placed first in N.E.C., and second in sectionals. Barry Gill _________ Pal Sanford Tom Spencer Chris Pendleton 79 80 Top Row L to R; Cindi Brunot, Tracy Miller, Kathy Szabo, Marsha Williams, Ann Maleckar. Coach Vento. Bottom Row L to R; Melva Williams, Pam Wiley, Terri Notte, Rose Green. Kim Martin. Junior Varsity Members Seniors L to R; Marsha Williams, Rose Green. Tracy Miller, Cindi Brunot. Conneaut 15 St. John 3 Conneaut 15 Edgewood 11 Conneaut 15 Harbor 10 Conneaut 15 Madison 3 Conneaut 4 Ashtabula 15 Conneaut 15 Geneva 13 Conneaut 16 Riverside 14 Conneaut 14 St. John 16 Conneaut 3 Edgewood 15 Conneaut 5 Harbor 15 Conneaut 16 Madison 18 Conneaut 10 Ashtabula 15 Conneaut 7 Geneva 15 Conneaut 8 Riverside 15 The 1980 Girls Volleyball Team, with Head Coach Liz Vento, and Assistant Coach Sandy Clark, had a losing season this year, with 6 wins and 8 losses. Senior Varsity members included, Cindi Brunot, 3-year letterman, who was voted M.V.P., and had Special Mention Honors. Rose Green, 1-year letterman, Marsha Williams, 2-year letterman, voted 1st Team All-County, and 1st Team N.E.C. The Juniors that were on Varsity were Ann Maleckar, 1-year letterman, and Kathy Szabo, 1-year letterman. The Sophomore Varsity members, all first-year lettermen, included Kim Martin, Terri Notte, Pam Wiley, and Melva Williams. Lili Frostl A.F.S. student from Argentina, also participated in Volleyball, and lettered one-year. 81 Conneaut 39 St. John Conneaut 53 Edgewood Conneaut 68 Harbor Conneaut 35 Madison Conneaut 49 Ashtabula Conneaut 44 Geneva Conneaut 49 Riverside Conneaut 37 St. John Conneaut 56 Edgewood Conneaut 59 Harbor Conneaut 40 Madison Conneaut 54 Ashtabula Conneaut 47 Geneva Conneaut 46 Riverside The 1980-1981 Girls’ 40 29 63 53 79 33 39 40 38 56 48 68 28 31 Bottom row left to right: Latricia Cole. Debbie Julio. Sharon Donikowski, and Dawna Gournic. Standing: Coach Vento. Marsha Williams. Roberta Hagstrom. Cindi Brunot, and Cathy Doran. Bottom row left to right: Latricia Cole. Jackie Julio. Kelly Clark, Tracey McKinley. Robin Hunt. Standing: Cathy Doran. Pam Wiley. Blossie Olsen. Sara Sullivan. Roberta Hagstrom. and Coach Clark. Basketball team, with head coach Liz Vento, and assistant coach Sandy Clark, had an even season this year, with 8 wins and 8 losses. The starting five were: Cindi Brunot, Marsha Williams, Ruth Campbell, Dawna Gournic, and Terri Notte. The Tri-Captains were Cindi Brunot, 3-year letterman; Marsha Williams, 3-year letterman; and Ruth Campbell, 2-year letterman. Cindi was also the teams leading scorer, averaging 19 points a game. Receiving honors were: Cindi Brunot, M.V.P., 1st team All-NEC and All-County; Marsha was the teams leading rebounder and leading foul shooter. She also was 2nd Team All-NEC and All-County; Ruth Campbell, honorable mention All-NEC and All-County Dawna Gournic and Terri Notte. 82 BASEBALL The baseball team closed the 1981 season with a 3-11 N.E.C. record. The Spartans were led by coach Gary Billman and assistant coach Jim Donnelly. Those players receiving honors were: Scott Prime, outfielder, M. V.P., and first team N.E.C.; Fred DeMarco, sophomore, 1st team N. E.C.; Paul Terry, junior, 1st team N.E.C.; Brian Jennings and Brent Freeman received honorable mention N.E.G. The team is looking forward to a more promising year for the returning underclassmen next year. Scott Prime Frank Picard Brian Jennings Mark Whee;er Jeff Usher Vinnie Rose SOFTBALL Bottom left to right: Tracy Miller, Dawna Gournic, Ruth Campbell, Donna Powell, Doreen Bort, and Jackie Julio. Standing: Debbie Julio, Terri Notte, Sharon Donikowski, Cindi Brunot, Mary Jackson, Marsha Williams. Beth Merritt, and Lynn Lazorik. Bottom left to right: Kim Martin, Pam Wiley, Tracy Johnson, Kellie Evans, Tracy McKinley, Kelly Clark, and Sheila Bowers. Standing: Coach Gaukel, Valerie Snyder, Tammie Wright. Roberta Puffer, Diane Randolph, Cathy Doran, Kelly Ingersoll, Latricia Cole, and Carolyn Palmiero. The Conneaut Girls’ Softball team, with first year Head Coach Mr. Sterling, and first year assistant coach Mr. Gaukel, came in second place this year with a record of 10-3 in the N.E.C. There were only four returning lettermen this year, they were: Marsha Williams, Cindi Brunot, Ruth Campbell, and Sharon Donikowski. The rest of the varsity players were new to the team. There were seven girls on the varsity squad that received special recognition, they were as follows: Marsha Williams, 1st team AII-N.E.C. and All-County, and M.V.P.; Cindi Brunot, 1st team AII-N.E.C. and All-County; Tracy Miller, 1st team AII-N.E.C. and All-County; Ruth Campbell, 1st team AII-N.E.C. and honorable mention All-County; Doreen Bort, 2nd AII-N.E.C. and All-County; Dawna Gournic, 2nd team AII-N.E.C. and All-County, and Terri Notte, honorable mention AI;-N.E.C. and All-County. TRACK This year’s Track Team ended with a season record of 4-3. The track team was fourth in the N.E.C. behind three tremendous teams. Participating this year were Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores. The Seniors were as follows: Pat Sanford, 440 mile relay; Bob McBride, 440 mile relay; 200, long jump; Tim Ring, 100-440 relay; Chris Ingersoll, discus, low hurdles; Greg Gamble, high hurdles; Chris Pendleton, pole vault, mile relay; Brian Zappitello, % mile, high jump; Jim Wright, discus; Jeff Allen, shotput; Doug Bowers 400 relay; Bill Getson, pole vault, 600 meter; and Jim Mischka, long jump, 54 mile. Bottom Row, left to right — Seniors: Jim Mischka, Bill Paneto, Jim Wright, Brian Zappitello, Tim Ring, Chris Pendleton, Top Row: Bill Getson. Terry Moisio, Jeff Allen, Greg Gamble, Chris Ingersoll, Shawn Joslin, Pat Sanford. Throughout the season the track team participated in the Laker Invitational, Geneva Night Relays, and Mentor Relays. They placed second out of 14 teams at the Laker Invitational. At the Mentor Relays, it was the first time since 1971 that they won an event, the event being the sprint medley. The 400 meter relay team set a school record of 45 seconds at Sectionals in Euclid. 88 TEnnis This year's Tennis team had a disappointing season; but the players showed a competitive spirit and overall eagerness to improve their game throughout the season. Several of the graduating seniors plan to play at the colleges they plan to attend. Kelvin Holst Brent Griffey Bill Mirando r + The Queen and l in SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed Mary Beth Kovacevic Brian Zappitello Best Looking Biggest Flirt Sara Ring Lisa Carlucci John Smith Kelvin Holst Class Clown Donna McMillin Ron Spaller Most Athletic Cindi Brunot Mark Wheeler Most Likely to Succeed Charla Dain William Mirando Most Musical Charla Dain Kevin Marcy « y Prettiest Hair Mary Bety Kovacevic Eugene Mackey 1 Shyest Rose Green Jim Mischka Ladies and Gentlemen — under the direction of Mr. George V. Voytek; Assistant Director, Mrs. Cheryl Trost; with Band Co-captains, Rick Fisher and Beth Merritt; Head Majorettes, Edie Kohowski and Cathy Vendetti; and Drill Team Tri-captains, Kelly Childers, Lisa Distelrath, and Suzanne Griffith, we proudly present the Conneaut High School Spartan Marching Band!! Lisa Distelrath Tri-Captain Suzanne Griffith Tri-Captain Kelly Childers Tri-Captain Tracy Miller Patty Morano Brenda Shean The 1980 CHS Drill Team had a very successful year. For the first time, sophomores were included in the Drill Team. Throughout the year, the Drill Team participated with the band in many activities. On their own, they attended ACU Drill Team Camp in Columbus, Ohio at Ohio State University. Every girl as an individual was very successful. The group itself won the traditional Spirit Stick for having the most school spirit. 1st row — Kelly Childers, Jennifer Campbell. Judy Volkman, Lisa Tisdale, Karyn Wojtowicz, Patty Morano, 2nd row — Suzanne Griffith. Sharon Smith, Angela Jennes. Heather Marcy, Laurie Call. Tammy Cheney. 3rd row — Tracy Miller. Brenda Shean, Lisa Distelrath, Tess Ciccone, Karen Benedict. Seated: (from left to right) Cathy Vendetti and Edie Kohowski, Co-Captains Standing: Kelley Mundi, Lisa Pataky, Lorie Hedricks, Marybeth Kohowski, and Rita Towne. Not pictured is Carla Anthony. The Majorettes for the 1980-1981 school year had a very successful year. They participated in many activities with the Band. While on their own, they had many fund raisers, such as their booth at the 4th of July festival, a 50-50 raffle, and bake sales. These fund raisers were held in order to obtain money to go to Majorette camp in Wooster, Ohio. The Majorettes also attended Band Camp with the Band in Dunkirk, New York. Cathy Vendetti Co-Captain Cathy and Edie would like to thank the Majorettes for making their senior year a very enjoyable one. Their cooperation was appreciated! Lisa Carlucci Julie Zappitelli Sandy Bartone Lynn Lazorik Wrestling — Top to Bottom: Rochelle Mooney. Karen Hardin. Melva Williams, Diane Sass, Maggie Dennison, Lorrie Bennett J.V. — Top to Bottom: Laurie Funk, Robyn Landolfi, Kelly Ingersoll, Judy Mason, Donna Arcaro, Val Snyder 109 110 Standing — Ron Spaller, Kevin Curtiss. Kneeling — Kevin Marcy, Randy Toddy Kelly Childers, Donna McMillin, Edie Kohowski. Not present, Robin Murray. Boys' and Girls’ Buckeye State is held each year in order to teach young adults about their land and government. Each year interested students write an essay and go through an interview with the American Legion Auxiliary. From the students who have applied, four are chosen to represent Conneaut and our high school at Ashland College and Bowling Green State University. While at Buckeye State, the representatives are separated into cities and political parties. They then proceed to run for elective offices on either the Nationalist or Federalist ticket. During their stay, the representatives are honored with speeches from many political dignitaries, including the governor of Ohio. Ill •uuU' Top to bottom — John Rose, Denise Schor, Rick Fisher, Mary Jackson. Tracy Nine. Kathy Bennett. Jack Colver, Doug McFadden, Cindi Brunot, Abby McCorkie. Kathy Johnston, Maureen Haley, Mindy Higley. Julie Gee. Terri Lundgren, Beth Merritt. 1st row: Michelle Tinney, Mary Jackson, Bob McBride. Beth Merritt, Rick Fisher, Faye Gipson 2nd row: Beth Woods, Chris Burnham. John Rose. Jackie Rose, Sherry Kreiger, Sam Ford I I C i 0“ 11 — w c t t 3 — 113 Members of the cast from the play Gazebo pictured above are Lillian Flynn, Wendy Lewis, Marcie Markijohn, and David Esterer. Below left — Eric Dratwa and right — Jeff Vickery. 114 R' 1 cJ 3 L 1 A 1 'S' i s 1 S F L- -TO Jt L. W The Senior Class Variety show was held in April. Pictured above are Beth Merritt and Jeff Gleason portraying The Captain and Tennille; Lillian Flynn as Ella Fitzgerald; Allison Stolson and Jack Colver as Gaylord The Magnificent and Tiny Tot; Greg Gamble as Steve Martin; and Sandy Bartone and Lynn Lazorik as the Old Smoothies. 115 Throughout the school year, Student Council was an active part of student life. Under a new revised constitution, all student council members were placed in a single homeroom, creating a better working environment. Some of the activities performed by Student Council during the year included Homecoming, Spirit Chain, Teacher Appreciation Day, and many other services to both school and community. Advisors this year were Mr. Gaukel and Mr. Freeman, and officers were: Greg Gamble, President; Nick larocci, Vice-President; Sharon Smith, Secretary; and Todd Griffey, Treasurer. All in all, the year was termed successful by those involved. Top to bottom: Greg Gamble. Nick larocci, Sharon Smith. Todd Griffey. 1st Row: Kelly Ingersoll, Nick larocci. Greg Gamble. Dave Esterer, Mike Reinke, Karen Fuller. 2nd Row: Beth Merritt, Debbie Julio, Sharon Smith, Ted Bunnell. Edie Kohowski. Cindi Brunot. Brian Hicks. 3rd Row: Alyson Stolson, Henry Frey, Marsha Williams. Brent Griffey. Molly Delaney, Todd Griffey. 116 Senior Class Officers: Marsha Williams, President; Edie Kohowski, Vice-President; Donna McMillin, Secretary; Kirk Hummer, Treasurer. Junior Class Officers: Kelly Ingersoll, President; Debbie Julio, Vice-President; Donna Kilheffer, Secretary; Wendy Warren. Treasurer. Sophomore Class Officers: Mike Reinke, President; Ted Bunnell, Vice-President; Kathy Wojtowicz, Secretary; Harry Eighmy, Treasurer. 117 A s T i H i. 0 N 1 :e: R i ) C -l 2- 1st row — Sara Ring, Kelly Ingersoll, Robyn Landolfi, Donna Arcaro, Julie Cover, Rose Green, Tammy Smegal, Rosalyn Drake, Mindy Higley, Judy Newcomb, Barb Whitney, Kathie Barringer, Michelle Tinney, Cindi Brunot, Brenda Shean. 2nd — Eric Dratwa, Donna Kilheffer, Jennifer Kent. Sharon Smith, Carolyn Adams. Stacy Vespe, Charla Dain, Julie Gee, Dori Kunkle, Joyce Seifert, Bill Mirando, Randy Toddy, Mary Diplacido, Kathi Bailey. 3rd — Doug Holbrook, Carla Anthony, Rita Nasvytis, Kathy Barch, Kim Hunt, Lili Frostl. Kelly Childers, Suzanne Griffith, Ron Spailer, Mike Parma, Larry Peji, Bill Getson. 4th — Jeff Sikora, Todd Griffey, Lorrie Bennett, Joe Maukonen, Kelvin Holst, Nick larocci. Brent Griffey. Sandy Brown, Henry Frey, Greg Gamble. The purpose of the NHS is to bring the accomplishments of outstanding students to the attention of all those interested in education. To be eligible, students must maintain a high standard of scholarship, as indicated by an academic average of at least 3.200. Members must exhibit the traits of good character, demonstrate leadership abilities of high quality, and provide unselfish service to both the school and the community. In addition to its annual initiation ceremony and the traditional banquet honoring new members, the CHS chapter went caroling at Christmas and sponsored a very successful Toga Dance in the spring. Officers elected for the 1980-1981 school year were Bill Mirando, president; Henry Frey, vice president; Brent Griffey, treasurer; and Suzanne Griffith, secretary. 118 il; F A S' t C' 3 LI L - LB1 Above: Fe Tagle, A CHS senior, spent this past year in Thailand as an exchange student. Right — Top to bottom: Brent Griffey spent the past summer in Finland. Beth Merritt spent her summer in New York on the domestic exchange. Kirk Hummer spent the summer in Turkey. Our two foreign exchange students are Lili Frostl from Argentina and Kelvin Holst from New Zealand. Charla Dain spent the summer in Israel. A.F.S. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Dear C.H.S., It has all been too soon ... it seems like last week I arrived and tomorrow I must leave. This year on A.F.S. has been a terrific learning and growing experience for me. I’ve met alot of people, made some lifelong friends, and have been to some different places. You’ll always be a part of me that is special. Don’t get the idea that this is goodbye — it's really adios” because I intend to come back. I'd just like to thank everybody that made my year possible, especially the Primes, and I look forward to seeing you again. Your Kiwi A.F.S.er, Above left to right: Kelvin's farewell speech during the awards assembly. Kelvin's host family, the Primes. Kelvin and Sandy. Kelvin's family in New Zealand. 120 ENJOY THEIR YEAR AT C.H.S Dear C.H.S., Being a senior at C.H.S. was a great, new, and exciting experience. I think I’ve learned many things about this school and its people, and I found an abundance of great memories. The fact that schools in my country are in a way different from the ones here made it even more exciting. Since we don’t have so many extracurricular activities, I enjoyed being at Band camp and participating on the volleyball team. I never realized that a year could be so short! Your friend, A Southeast Assistants: Merrell Barnes, Tracy Smeigal, Trish Cole. Michelle Miller. Kim Broughton Library Assistants: Rachel Andrews. Kathi Bailey. Marcie Markijohn, Mary Fedor, Bernie Sandella, Dori Kunkle Office Assistants — top to bottom: Nancy Evans. Dawna Gournic. Lynn Salsbury, Linda Greer, Tammy Braden. Kathi Bailey. Alyson Wiley. Cindi Brunot. Julie Zappitelli, Cindy Zappitello, Wendy Gombar. Melva Williams. Helen Ricuarte, Denise Fair. Debbie Stills 123 Journalism I — Top to Bottom: Mike McClintock. Mr. Ott. Jeff Gleason, Robin Murray. Suzanne Griffith, Lisa McBride. Jeff Usher, Kim Parker. Kevin Marcy. Dorothy Steadman. Michelle Tinney, Beth Merritt Journalism II — Top to Bottom: Dwane Cox, Craig Hicks, Doreen Bort, Robyn Landolfi. Donna Arcaro, Michelle Mooney, Lorrie Bennett. Joe Conroy, Caroline Zappitelli, Linda Roscinski. cMuM 11 'M ill � 1 Top to Bottom: Lori Jarvi. Jimmy Vignal. Sally Owens, Donna Spaulding, Tammy DeWalt. Trudy Trutwin, Henry Frey, Kathi Bailey. Donna Carducci, Tammy Ross, Debby Bowers, Tracy McKinley, Faith Tuttle, Dawn Cropek, Mrs. Tate. Advisor; Doreen Norton, Lisa Distelrath, Tammy Pyle, Chris Kelly Top to Bottom: Lillian Flynn. Jimmy Vignal, Jeff Vickery, Brian Hicks, Wendy Lewis, Mary Beth Kohowski. Linda Richmond, Todd Pearson. Kelly Mundi, Dave Esterer, Eric Dratwa. Craig Hicks, Dwane Cox. Allison Stolson D'R'Al 1 z I A 3 1 C' 2_ LI 1 IB 1 3 1st row: Pam Anderson. Kim Distelrath. Dawn Cropek, Angie Georgia. Karen Fuller. Alexis Mirando. Tina Georgia. Kathy Bennett. Kathy Barringer, Wendy Warren. Robin Hunt. Lisa Distelrath, Tammy Ross, 2nd row: Merrell Barnes. Sally Owen, Devona Simone. Sharon Smith. Rochelle Mooney. Ellen Haney. Wendy Gombar. Michelle Alstetter. Darlene Wofford. Joyce Williams 1st row: Judy Newcomb. Tammy Suerdick, Trudy Trutwin, Kelly Ingersoll, Donna Arcaro, Robyn Landolfi. 2nd row: Beth Merritt, Barb Whitney. Lynn Lazorik. Alyson Wiley, Julie Zappitelli 126 OWE C L U B 3 Top to Bottom: Tom Davin. Brian Ward, Mark Slocum, Ray Dyne, Rich Barnard, Greg Tobin. Danny Georgia. Mr. Ritari. Advisor; Lorette Dyne. Julie Taylor, Connie Vandmeter. Rich Curtis 1st row: Todd Pearson, Cindy Marn, Todd Hirsimaki, John Smith. Randy Fertig, 2nd row: Joe Szakaly, Randy Palo. Dan Haney, Paul Terry, 3rd row: Todd Griffey. Trudy Trutwin, Lori Barringer. Kathy Barringer, Ron Linke 127 128 Mr. Clark Retires . . . Although he won’t be with us at C.H.S., we will always fondly remember Mr. Clark and his math classes. We hope he enjoys a long and pleasant retirement. George Adams Mech. Drawing I, II, III, IV Tennis Coach 8th Gr. Basketball Coach Donald Barker Government, Economics Henry Clark Geometry, Consumer Math 130 Joan Donnelly Typing, Accounting II Pers. Typing Shorthand Joy Estock Algebra I, Voc. Math, General Math Charles Gaukel Sociology, Amer. History Audio-Visual Advisor Asst. Girls Softball Coach Lois Helman American History, West. Civ. Academic Challenge Advisor Betty Lou Humphrey Spanish I, II, III, IV Spanish Club Advisor lA D E ! 1 D A yW ■ L_ Mary Lois Kananen English, Latin National Honor Society Advisor Donald Ketchum Library Director National Honor Society Advisor 0 Edward Kicey Calculus, Advanced Chemistry Physics, P.S.S.C. Michael Kimmel Biology Ticket Manager for Athletics Jacqueline Lasher Foods I, II, Special Classes Sophomore Class Advisor Ruth Long English s. 0 Anita Martin French I, II, III, IV French Club, Pep Club Advisor Gregory Mason Government, Am. History J.V. Basketball Coach Fresh. Football Coach Charles Ott English, Journalism I, II Newspaper Advisor, Golf Coach Joseph Parma Metal, Wood Shop John Peaspanen Business Law, Retailing Acct. I, Consumer Ed. 133 Shirley Pitzer English, Performing Arts Drama Coach, Jr. Class Advisor Stephen Rhodes English John Plosila Enriched English, Reading Christina Sedler Consumer Ed., Typing I Retailing, Pers. Typing 134 Thomas Ritari O W E., Phys. Ed. (Advan.) Head Boys Basketball Coach Jr. High Football Coach Michael Smith Biology I, II Earth Space Science Athletic Director Karen Supplee Sewing I, II, III, IV Family Living, Child Care 135 Gerald Teed Physics, Algebra II, Chem. Trigonometry, Adv. Math Rose Teed Typing II, Shorthand I, II Office Practice Elizabeth Vento Health, Phys. Ed. Girls Volleyball Coach Girls Basketball Coach George Voytek Band, Chorus, Music Theory Ronald Whitcomb Health, Phys. Ed. Asst. Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach Connie Jury Secretary Barbara Towers Secretary Mildred Richards Account Secretary 138 Janis Hall Guidance Counselor Stanley Humphrey Guidance Counselor A.F.S. Advisor Geraldine Davin School Nurse Eugene Galiffo Donald Horwood Superintendent Administrative Assistant A V D I I I N slclhjololT I stArIaIt S 1 0 n| L [J vl A u v| I 3 m School Board — standing: George Laituri, Sylvia Parma Seated: William Wiley, Joseph Estock and Gordon Griftey Mildred Richards Administrative Secretary Jean Williams Secretary to the Superintendent Beverly Wadley Receptionist Laura Chicatelli Administrative Secretary Mary Ann Steadman Clerk to the Treasurer Helen Marshall Computer Operator MOTHER’S TEA Above left to right: Enjoying the program. Edie speaks of mothers. Kelvin, Scott, and Mrs. Prime. Mrs. Kohowski speaks on the role of a mother. Charla Dain performs. 142 SPRING SPORTS AWARDS Marsha Williams Girls All Sports Award Shawn Joslin, William Skippon Jr. Award; Scott Prime. Baseball M.V.P.; Greg Gamble. Bob Smith Memorial Award; Bill Mirando. Tennis M.V.P.; Chris Ingersoll, Andy Garcia 100% Award; and Cindi Brunot, Softball M.V.P. 143 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Dr. Glenn Zeller Award Bill Mirando, Judy Newcomb Ohio Academic Scholarship Award Bill Getson, Kathi Barringer, Mike Parma, Charla Dain, Bill Mirando State Department of Education Award of Distinction Todd Hirsimaki. Tammy Smegal, Edie Kohowski, Donna McMillin. Cindi Brunot, Kirk Hummer Astatic Foundation James Ross Award Top Girl — Judy Newcomb Amboy P.T.A. Scholarship Award Charla Dain. Joe Szakaly, Robin Murray 144 Optimist Club Student of the Month Award Kelly Childers, Deb Stills, Jeff Gleason, Greg Gamble, Chuck Penniman, Alyson Wiley, Henry Frey. Marsha Williams Missing — Cindi Brunot. Optimist Club Youth Appreciation Week Award Brent Griffey. Kathi Bailey Junior Achivement Scholarship Award Trudy Trutwin McDowell Club Music Scholarship Award Charla Dain, Shawn McCorkle, Michele Tinney Conneaut Artist Guild Award Henry Frey Rotary Club Art Scholarship Award Kathi Bailey 145 JR. — SR. PROM ,rway to H6AVEW 146 SENIOR CLASS TRIP X GRADUATION All Games Have CREATORS! Editor and Photographer: Kevin Marcy Co-editor and Advertising Manager: Kathi Bailey Advisor: Mary Tate Activities: Tracy Miller, Brenda Shean, Cathy Doran Faculty: Lisa Distelrath Seniors: Kim Parker, Cyndy Mam, Nancy Evans Juniors: Tracy Miller, Kevin Marcy Sophomores: Stacey Webb, Julie Fields Sports: Kevin Marcy, Dan Haney, Cathy Doran, Mary Tate Advertising: Kathi Bailey, Henry Frey, Beth Merritt, Stacey Webb and Kim Parker Art: Henry Frey, Kathi Bailey, Dan Haney, Lisa Distelrath Courts: Kim Distelrath, Kathi Bailey, Henry Frey All Games Have ... material: Brenda Shean 151 Mrs. Mary Tate was our advisor. She put up with the bunch of us very admirably, and deserves something to recognize this achievement like an all — expense paid vacation to the funny farm. She proofread, and many times, redid our sections. Despite this we still enjoyed our year with her. Kathi Bailey had the dubious honor of co-editor. This consisted of doing the jobs that no one else wanted to do. She also did some art work like the Senior Divider and Gameboard, the Junior Divider, and the Advertising Section. Kathi also worked on the Tattler Section, the Awards Assembly, and was the yearbook’s financial manager. Kevin Marcy was our editor, photographer, and tormentor. He divided his time between Edie and the Sports Section (in that order). He also worked on the Junior section. 152 Henry Frey was our art editor. He did the advertising section divider page, the Valentine Court, and the Senior Gameboard. Beth Merritt worked on the advertising section (when she wasn't having her shirt ripped off). Kim Distelrath also joined our staff late in the year. Kim worked mainly on the Courts. Cathy Doran joined our staff late in the year. She was about the only one working. Her work on Sports was terrific. Stacey Webb worked on the Sophomore Section with Tilly. She also worked on the Advertising Section. Kim Parker and Nancy Evans worked on the Senior Section. After turning in their section, Kim and Nancy helped the rest of us on our sections. 153 Brenda Shean and Cyndy Marn both worked on the activities section. Cyndy also worked on the Senior section and Brenda did the All Games Have . . . series. Despite gripes and groans, Tracy Miller did a lot of work on the yearbook including the Junior and Activity Section. Lisa Distelrath was the creator of the Teacher section. Lisa is the other artist on the staff, doing the Activities divider. Unfortunately, we do not have pictures of Julie Fields or Dan Haney, (in the case of Dan, it’s our gain!) Julie, better known as '‘Tilly, worked on the Sophomore section with Stacey. Dan did the Sports Divider page. SPECIAL THANKS TO: Debbie Stills — Advertising Debbie Bowers — Typing Ed Paneto — Art Vinnie Rose — Art Doreen Norton — Art Tom Chaffee — Our Herff Jones Representative The Tattler Staff would like to thank everyone that helped us complete this yearbook, hopefully successfully. To next year's Tattler Staff, we leave the mess in the Tattler Office, the top left-hand drawer in the safe, the three useless typewriters on the floor, and our passes to studyhall for goofing around too much in Tattler. Have fun and good luck! 154 156 ATTENTION CONNEAUT STUDENTS We cater to all your sporting needs •Shoes •Tennis Equipment •School Jackets •Football Equipment •Shirts T-Shirt Transfers SPORTS CITY 222 Washington St Conneaut Ohio 593-1222 157 158 159 160 GERDES PHARMACY 245 Main St. “Dependable drugs and prescription service.” W. Gerdes Owner Best Wishes to the Senior Class Hejd Ceramics 370 Rowe St 593-1707 Best Wishes Class of 81 Burdick Son Larry’s Plumbing Heating House of Donuts 353 State St Conneaut 210 W. Main 599-8248 58-93-3901 Owen W. Rogers Jewelers 293 Main St. Conneaut Keepsake Diamonds Congratulations to the Class of 81 GM WHITNEY CO. Clothing Store 242 Main St. Good Luck Ernie’s Salvage to the of Conneaut Senior Class CONNEAUT 412-13 Middle Rd. 593-4011 DRUG COMPANY Bring your junk cars to us. Late model junk cars. 161 Good Luck Seniors GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS TAYLOR AUTO PARTS he daziL S hoy — nc. OFFICE SUPPLIES - FURNITURE 282 Adams St. Tom, Joan Tom ART SUPPLIES • HOOKS HALLMARK CARDS Taylor 219 Main Street Conneaut. Ohio (216) 599 8160 DOUBLE DECKER HANDY STORE ALBUMS. TAPES GIFT ITEMS GARY GODENSCHWAGER Manager 666 MAIN ST CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 Compliments of Sullivan’s Chateau Lounge 230-38 State St. 593-1992 MUNDI INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE BUO MUNDI 213 WASHINGTON STREET CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 Good Luck Class of 81 Conneaut Plaza Theatres I II Movies are better than ever! DUANE THOMPSON 6'. rey INDUSTRIAL LUMBER Hardwood Firewood BUYER-STANDING TIMBER Center Road Lmesville Pa 16424 (814) 683-5891 BARTONE’S SERVICE STEPHEN M. BARTONE 242 E. Main Rd. Conneaut, Ohio 44030 (216) 593-2700 162 HARBOR HARDWARE 985 Broad Street Conneaut Hardware 201 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio Best Wishes to the Student Body from Ron Collette Brunot R.B. Glass Co. 599-8274 340 State St. Sgfi nm-4 Joseph Joe” fvelic JOE CVETICS CONNEAUT FORD, INC. 212 East Main Street CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 Phone 216 593-5251 £°nncaut PRINTCRAFT ml Commumtp .Center The Printing 1'U beHed Pf at Kilpi Hall 1025 Buffalo Slrrt'l Plant Service '' 1111 C ’ Connraul, Ohio 44030 Built” 266 W. Jackson St. Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Kreger Kreger 265 Main St. Phone: 599-8306 jestcriy pluto associate store ttl the QamiUf to � Compliments of the MAIN RESTAURANT 211 Main St. The Rossman Family Shirley, Eddie Jr. and Kevin 163 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1981 W.M. TICKNER AGENCY Broker, Insurance Real Estate 165 166 167 168 169 170 172 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1981 Conneaut Savings and Loan Company Loans to buy, build or repair Investment Certificates, Passbook Savings, High Rates Paid Main Office Branch Office 599-8121 593-5273 BUSINESS PATRONS Conneaut Electric Supply, Inc. 210 Main St. Frew and Jackson Florist Dorman Rd. Conneaut Auto Club 191 Main St. Kray Feed Rt. 84 North Kingsville Ed Heath Sales — Radio Shack Dealer 217 Main St. The Aquarium Broad St. Caugh's Barber Shop 205 Main St. Lamp’s Flower Mill 436 State St. Bennett’s Grocery Center Rd. Monroe Center Douglass Lumber Co. Sandusky St. Johnson’s Drive-In State and Broad St. Johnson Grocery West Main Rd. ADULT PATRONS Irene Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Encil B. Bailey Mrs. Joan Barnett Grant. Peggy, and Kelly Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gary Billman Mr. and Mrs. Garold L. Braden Mrs. Lome P. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Childers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chiro Beckie Briestensky and Tim Church Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Coxon Mr. and Mrs. James C. Davin Miss Ruth Dudley Mr. and Mrs. John H. Eaton and family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Estock Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Neal Frey Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Galiffo David J. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Tom Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. T. Hall W. Hall Willard Hall, Jr. Mary Jo Haramin Mr. Dale Hazen High School Library, Ketchum and Laszlo Inc. Aaron Horwood Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hummer Mr and Mrs. Stan Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jones, Jr. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth E. Jury Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Kohowski Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ladner Mr. and Mrs. James Lyons Jane McCall Sally and Bill Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mosgrove Bob and Joann Niemi Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ott Mrs. Shirley Pitzer Tom Ritari Patricia Ross Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sedler Mr. and Mrs. David Shean, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith Ed. Lou Ann, Steve, and Erik Somppi June Stills Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strack Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tessmer. Jr. and Debbie L. Tharp Mr. Jim Ward STUDENT PATRONS Kim Parker Beverly and Frank Kim and Dave 80” — 81” Robin and Buddy Doug and Dorothy Kathy and Scott La Artist — Kathi Edie and Kevin Robin and Craig Brenda and Pat Tracy and Doug Dolly and Kelly Diana Laitinen Cyndy and Scott Beth Merritt Master Henry Benjamin Scott and Tracy Suzanne Griffith, Fox PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Thayer and Naylor, Attorneys Fraternal Order of Police Mayor Edward Griswold Edward W. Sheppard — C.P.A. All games must ... END! The game of the 81 school year ended like it began; everyone wondering and excited as to what will happen next. Some players followed the rules all along, others constantly broke them. The number of players changed from 676 to 640 as people transferred in, were expelled or transferred out. The football season came and went, as did the wrestling and basketball seasons. The senior class variety show made a large profit and was also a big hit! The Gong Show paid off nicely too. As May approached though, only the juniors worried about money-making projects. While all along, underclassmen had been counting the days until summer vacation. So if the object of the C.H.S. game really is to complete one 178-day school year with some sense of sanity, then most students managed to make 1980-1981 a success. Through all the work, headaches and disagreements the school year still captured all the fun of everyone’s favorite game. —