Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

-u oc o Conneaut High School 381 Mill Street Conneaut, Ohio Table of September Homecoming Court 8 Sophomores 10 Band 22 Drill Team 24 Majorettes 26 Cheerleaders 28 December Snow Court 52 Music Council Chorus 54 Pep Band A.V. Club 55 Stage Crews 56 Boys’ Basketball 57 October Academic Challenge 32 Buckeye State 33 Model U.N. 34 Girls’ Cross Country 35 Boys’ Cross Country 36 Golf 38 Volleyball 40 November Football 46 January O.W.E. Art Club 63 Journalism 1-11 64 Student Council 65 Wrestling 67 Contents May Mother’s Tea 111 Softball 112 Baseball 114 Prom Court 116 June Graduation 120 Awards 121 Seniors 122 Senior Superlatives 146 Tattler Staff 150 Ads 152 emDer Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. TKup. Fri. Sat. i 2 3 4 V f jxhor bouf. 6 UbudO tiOuiA 7 A .E.C. WJUJUry Q ' GcUjtwhcL 8 ✓ 9 10 11 12 Sophomore OrimtAtion 13 TULrtior Oritnt tion 14 Senior Orientation 15 16 ing, OrdiAA ° Take . 17 . 1? 19 AAXyt s AKfl 20 22 23 KvmMu 24 71 25 26 27 12 29 30 'jj ffOMECOA lNGr JMj. AJtsM u Mjsr foouudr Busy Weekend of Festivities 7 Homecoming Queen and Court To be a sophomore means . . . — that you have taken the giant step into high school. — finding out what the mysterious center hall” is all about. — that the sophomore girls are finally being recognized by high school” guys. — being able to join the stagecrew — eating at McDonalds or Anthonys during OPEN lunch. — taking drivers-ed. — ONLY 2 more years of school. Class Officers: Angela Peji, Secretary; Missy Usher, Acting President; Mrs. Lasher, Advisor; Jennifer Cole. Treasurer. Karen Adams Shcric Allen Dean Allred Stacey Andes Greg Anderson Tammy Anderson i Doug Borl Chris Brooks Traci Buonavolonta Gina Burcham Terri Burr Ray Campbell k % 11 Shawn Clough Debbie Coe Tim Colby Rick Cunningham Dan Curtis Jenny Cole Dave Conroy Jeff Cox Scott Dalrymple Steve DeChurch Jack Curtis Cathy Dickson Joe Dobbins Joe Dombrowsky Janet Doran Pam Dysert Butch Eaton Kim Eaton Rod Eldred Vicky Ferl Bob Fillinger Scan Finney Debbie Fitzgerald 12 f, Dawn Griffey Chris Griggs Traci Grubke April Hagoort Mark Hall Jenny Green Ray Hammond Mary Haney Kelly Hanson Dan Harvey Kim Hathy Debbie Heagerty 13 Gail Ingram Jennette Irish Steve Jennes Denver Jewell Carina Kategiancs anx r b Ken Kinnan Joe Kirker Tammy Jury Eric Kallio 14 Andy Mackey Tracy Loomis Lance Makepeace Gary Loudcrmilk Denise Maki Paul Mansfield Bill Marthaller r Sam Lyons Jim Mason Dean Mast Sean McBride Millie McCall Sean McCloskey Carrie McCormick Paul McCory Barb McCumber Theresa McKibbon Don McKinley Rick McLaughlin Marcy Merritt Shelli McLaughlin 15 Jeff Morrison Brian Mucci Vince Mucci Bernice Myers Kim Niemi Scott Nine Roberta Owen Ed Olmstead Pal Ogren Ed Petri Julie Philip Joe Ranney Jeff Rcbera John Redd Stephanie Myers Nancy Nunes Angela Peji Jennifer Robinson Randy Sage 16 ' I m A Staci Sallamy Bob Slayton Ron Shields Linda Schlaich Brian Soltis Teddy Sparks Brian Stoneman b Julie Spccht Travis Spccht Tina Sprague Susan Staudacher 17 Angie Thomas Chris Toth Kim Tuuri Rob Todaro Mike Vespe Doug Volkman Tammic Wadding Joan Vendetti Missy Usher Craig Webb Malissa Welker Terry Weskc Mike Wheeler Julie White Bill Wiedeman Julie Williams Sharon Wilson Steve Wilson Jodi Witt Lesley Wnoroski Rick Williams I Shawna Zappitcllo Kathi Zoratti Pictures not Available: Pat Armeni Raquel Baber Lisa Beeman Candy Benson Tim Bisbee Linda Bunnell Lisa Callahan Dcna Capcla Perry Cortney Bob Crandall Keith Curtiss Bob Eggleston Lyda Eichclc Kelly Hand Tina Hincr Ron Lott Jim Lucas Sheila Martin Gary May Missy McFaddcn Don Mullen Phyllis Ryan Donna Smith Jerry Wade Dale Webster Jackie Wick Rick Wick 18 � i � � 1 19 22 Drill Team Captain — Lisa Hummer, Band Captains — Stacey Malekar and Scott Cox, and Majorette Captain — Mary Smith. 23 Drill Team Front: Jill Marshall, Candy Taylor, Jancy Colby, Katy Delaney, Lisa Hummer, Melissa Morris, Darlcen Smith, Cindy Taylor, Trisha Zappitelli; Back: Stacey Andes, Missy Usher. Tammi Gibbons, Rachael Palo, Traci Splan, Jean Griswold, Paula Morano 24 Katy Delaney Lisa Hummer, Captain Tammie Gibbons Majorettes Left to Right: Angie Vendetti, Marcella Arcaro, Mary Denise Smith, Lynn Rose, Gina Anthony Mary Denise Smith — Captain Gina Anthony 26 Cheerleaders Kneeling left to right: Amy Distelrath, Sue Wilks, Lori Barch, Sara Terry, Shawna Zappitello; Center: Stephanie Myers: Standing: Missy Cole, Peggy Wiley. Bridget Zappitello, Angel Ven-detti. 28 Cheering at the bonfire Sue Wilks Peggy Wiley Captain Bridget Zappitello October §un. Mon. Tue. Wed. TKur. Fri. §at. 2 3 StOAt CUUAtM XAAwionj . H 5 fl.F.S. RoMjo 'Proyxam L 7 Vaaoajua, RxlriX . makUsCL £ 3 10 Columbus Day. a 11 at .$.( . 15 Ouooudjwu ' CJvcMj( uyu i(o 17 18 19 20 11 V0£D nuxMm . 22 psAr ■bests 23 1H 25 eiont jYwyO-tJjL. llo 27 -t wd. aaa£ ahac Jtnru oj-cOmMaa. M u office, practice field trip 18 A if 29 30 31 v dAAMH tV YYU . 'IjiAAkfr Spartans Place 1st At Academic Challenge Above: Junior — Scott Miller. Senior — Marideth Fields, and Junior — Jay Weppler, with Don Webster, the host of Academic Challenge. Right: CHS representatives Scott Miller. Marideth Fields and Jay Weppler. Standing are Acedemic Challenge advisor — Charles Gau-kel. and alternate representatives Kendra Curtiss, Dina Rudler, and Kenna Specht. 32 Buckeye State Left: Louis Simone, Steve Dain, Jeff Pataky, Will Earles Left: Tammy Parkomaki. Julie Rogers, Chris McCrory, Jill Marshall Boy’s and Girl’s 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 and American Legion Auxiliary. From the students who have applied, four are chosen to represent Conneaut and our high school at Bowling Green State University and Ashland College. 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. 33 Model U. N. Conneaut participated in the Kent State-Ashtabula Campus Model U.N. simulation for the second year in a row. Schools from all over Northeastern Ohio participated, with students representing delegations from the member nations of the United Nations. They also debated current international issues. Conneaut represented S.W.A.P.O., Mauritania, Sierra Leone, and The United Kingdom. The CHS United Kingdom team received an honorable mention. Front row — Scott Miller. Keith Wadding, Nick Perkoski, Will Earles. Back row — advisor Charles Gaukel. Marideth Fields. Amy Cool, Kim Keyes, Cami Brown, Kenna Specht. Front row — Amy Cool, Marideth Fields. Second row — Kenna Specht, Kim Keyes Third row Jay Weppler, Ellen Fundcrmark. Chris Roth. Robert Filler Fourth row — Scott Miller. Kim Kapcn, Brian Ewig, Nick Perkoski, Keith Wadding. Girls’ Cross Country fc 4 Michelle DeForrest — senior From left to right: M. DeForrest, D. Rudler. A. Laituri, K. Humalainen, K. Curtiss, J. Doran. This was the third consecutive season for Girls’ Cross Country which finished 0-1 in the N.E.C. and 0-3 overall. The team consisted mainly of Juniors this year with one 10th grader and one 12th grader. 35 Runners finish second On your mark, get set, Go! Standing: F. Ricaurte, J. Parkomaki, N. L'Amoreaux, L. Taylor, R. Benson, S. Droese, P. Sziklai, D. Kurtz, J. Wcpplcr, M. Beeman, P. Ogren. Kneeling: E. Brooks, S. Stolson, R. Bumgardner, D. Curtis, R. Campbell, A. Krieder. The boys’ cross country team ended up with a 4-3 record and placed second in the N.E.C. Roger Bumgardner was the only senior team member to win a letter three years in a row. Senior Frank Ricaurte was awarded the Mike Palagyi award. The number one runner for the team was Pat Ogren. Coach Zingaro looks forward to an even better season next year with more returning lettermen. Golfers are up to par Sitting: R. Griffith. J. Johnson, J. Vespe, K. Gee, S. Tylman, T. Grubke. Standing: T. Colby, Coach C. Ott, L. Horwood, D. Volkman, T. Meinke, A. Peji, E. Rcydak, C. McCall, D. Curtiss, B. Rangel, M. Jackson, M, Gosmer. The Varsity and the J.V. team had a nearly perfect season as they both finished 13-1 in the NEC, 14-1 overall. The Varsity not only won the NEC Championship, but also the NEC Tournament. Kevin Gee qualified for the District play. The team set three records for (1) lowest dual match team score (152); (2) lowest team average (158.53); and (3) most dual match scores under 160 (11 out of 15). Jim Vespe also set a school record for the lowest score ever shot in a dual match (32) against Riverside at Painesville Country Club. Kevin Gee, captain, received the Tim Fitzgerald award and was a Dual Match Medalist 7 times. Jim Vespe, also captain, had the low stroke average on the team (37.73) and won the Dual Match Medalist 9 times. 38 Kevin Gee m Mark Jackson Ted Grubke Wmri-w V:. ‘ Tom Meinke 39 Chuck McCall Jim Vcspe Front Row: T. Anderson, T. Yonei, T. Swan, L. Bremer, T, Sprague, S. Allen. Middle Row: P, Leadingham, L. Bort, C. Sharp, C. Anderson, R. Sei fert. S. Meyers, L. Bunnell, N. Nunes. Back Row: J. Miltner, J. Sabo, T. Buonavalanta, B. Gamble, S. Malecker, C. Clough, H. Litwiler. The volleyball team, headed by coach Dave Simpson, finished the season with an 8-8 record. Ruth Seifert was the only player to letter three years in a row. Receiving special honors were: Ruth Seifert, captain, Most Valuable Player, special mention All-NEC, honorable mention All-County: Barb Gamble, 1st team All-NEC, 1st team All-County; Heidi Litwiler, special mention All-NEC, honorable mention All-County; Chris Anderson, honorable mention All-NEC, honorable mention All-County; Chris Sharp, honorable mention All-NEC, honorable mention All-County. Although many lettering seniors will not be returning next year, Mr. Simpson looks forward to a promising season. MVP — Ruth Seifert Chris Anderson Chris Sharp Barb Gamble November ffafe §un. Mon. fue. Wed. TKur. Fri. 5B.t. 1 2 3 ARC Assembly PAREA T-T COW FE H eache:r ewces (o 7 8 9 10 TATTLER Hi-Li+CS 1 Concert OLaa svvUytu. N.E.C. 7 FooibodU, Chan PICTURE SALE 11 VaJUL Af� yoU •P5 • 6amyAJ01 13 H q uA' doyri wit N AT 15 70A AL llo EDUCATI 11 Choir-o-ran ON W££ 18 V0£D rr titoYu K 19 ObCAjd nrUC OWhryX, T.V. 20 21 22 juX4. Hu 23 t v CLouCCXA 24 v TbanKsqivir Day J 25 5 VAC ATI OA 26 27 2 29 30 ■jUsrv omcL AfifAwrrUy'VL) Aou o jasrrJjJju 43 Spartans end season Steve Nolan, who was named Coach of the Year, led his team to their third consecutive NEC title. The team finished the season with a perfect 7-0 record in the NEC, 10-0 overall, including the first win over Kenston in 13 years. The team consisted of many outstanding players, who worked as a whole in order to show their strength. Many of the players received special awards for their talent. Those chosen for 1st team All-county and 1st team all-NEC were: seniors — Dave Murzynski, Jim Allen, Scott Baugher, Neil Usher, and junior Paul Esterer. Selected for 1st team All-NEC and 2nd team All-County were: seniors — Mick Kehoe, and Steve Dain. Junior Greg Showalter, received special mention All-NEC and 1st team All-County. Selected for 2nd team All-NEC and 2nd team All-County were the following: seniors — Bob Wardrop, Jeff Pataky, Steve Bidwell, Pat Dearing, and juniors — Steve Kehoe, and Dave McLaughlin. Junior Joe Arcaro received special mention All-NEC and All-County. Seniors — Mike Best, Mike Bambarger, Chris Johnston. Bill Higley, junior Greg Woods, and sophomores Rod Eldred, Greg Anderson, and Ken Kinnan were given honorable mention All-NEC and ALL-County. Dave Murzynski and Jim Allen received the Ojajarvi award for being the most valuable player. Jim Allen was selected MVP offensive line — All-County. undefeated!! Kneeling: Coaches — Mike Clancy, Bill Fails, Ron Whitcomb, John Peaspancn. Standing: Rob Eager, head coach Steve Nolan, and Bill Halter. MVP — Dave Murzynski Neil Usher Chris Johnston MVP — Jim Allen Mick Kehoe Dave Wardrop Steve Dain Bill Higley Pat Dearing Keith Long Jeff Paiaky Mike Bambarger Steve Bidwell Jim McCloskey Mike Best Scott Baugher • I j Sun. Hon. Tue. Wed. TKur. Fri. Sat. 1 2 3 H 5 xetuAJL Rjt.tcJu, Ao 7 Si wrva4 cUXmmajuL 9 10 Ch oZAwaA Acuvuct (snou; court) 11 1Z dhtHAs xu vac oX. jIjwmJaaal jach HhU t 13 IH IS StsneL Paawlu i « Ta«lta' lb P,c+ure,ciau Ust ' ClAu, £ Qbhool Mt UU AMU 11 aJjLorb IS 19 20 V ACA 21 Tl OM 22 23 ZH PJji XA cL ZS vwv Christmas Day Z(o 1 own oxXa. out ! 27 t VAC 28 :atiom 29 30 31 Alrrjjy , (j-xtC )rr Wu)u)dljL Janey Colby Babs Legeza Traci Splan Cindy Taylor Snow Queen and Court On December 10, 1983, Tammy Parkomaki was chosen Snow Queen. Chorus Front row — C. Sziklai, S. Bailey, G. Burcham. D. Bums. P. Carney, T. Ruth, S. Boyce, Middle row — B. Gamble, H. Litwiler, K. Betts, S. Kotnick, L. Horwood, K. Capela, J. Robinson, Back row — J. Spccht, D. Hedrick, R. Benson, T. Steadmon, T. Belcher, P. Sziklai, C. Hise. Not pictured are L. Baum and R. Newhart. Music Council Pep Band Row 1: L. Hummer, S. Malcckcr, B. Gamble, A. Laituri. M. Smith. Row 2: B. Laituri, B. Hogle, J. Baird. Row 3: D. Hedrick, S. Cox, P. Wheeler. Audio-Visual Club Advisor Charles Gaukel, S. Miller, K. Wadding, M. Ball, B. Johnston. Stage Crews Support Cagers Senior Stage Crew Underclassmen Stage Crew Team Plays With Heart Front row - B. Maenpaa, J. Vcspc, K. Bergman, M. Kehoe, N. Usher, F. Ricaurte, K. Gee, S. Kehoe, G. Showalter, and Coach David Simpson. Middle row — S. DeChurch, T. Johnson, D. Gamble, P. McCrory, J. Curtis, E. Kallio, C. Gerren, D. Harvey, J. Dobbins, and M. Ross. Back row — L. Taylor, and stat-kecpers N. Nunes, J. Sabo, J. Cole, S. Martin, D. Smith, M. Shcllhammer, and B. Arcaro. “Being my first year as head coach, this team will always be very special. They made this year very exciting through their hustle and their desire to win. The seniors were the nucleus, but the whole team played with a lot of heart. I hope that every team I coach plays with as much heart and determination. They really represented the school with class.” — Coach David Simpson The team finished 6th with a 5-9 record in the NEC, 9-12 overall. Five players received special honors this year. Kevin Gee, Keith Bergman, and Neil Usher received Honorable Mention All NEC and All County. The Most Valuable Player award went to Jim Vespe, who received 2nd team All County and All NEC as well. 57 Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Tkur. Fri. Sat. 1 New years Day V 3 9 5 VOED orientation 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1H 15 Ho i ' Martin Lvikcr King D 17 lY 18 19 20 end of £nd c uarte 21 r 22 23 Computer swjn up z ❖ ‘■v 25 Vo 27 Ohio State Wath Test 28 29 30 31 VOE 0 VISITATION Computer Class Begins _pt rv ovwol . ivrao't, Vicki 'YfaAAJvrv 61 62 Journalism I and II Left: Kelley McKinley, Aimec Cool, Denise Legg, Mr. Parkomaki, Delana Maki, Connie Varee. From row. Left: Keith Wadding. Joel Taylor, Craig DeChurch, Scott Cox, Rick Cunningham. Back row: Cathy Dickson, Rona Berdel, Lydia Vaughn, Barb Wilks, Alicia Tinker. Michele Bambarger, Mr. Parkomaki, Don Brooks The name had changed from the Broadside to the Hi-Life to the Spartan Mail. During the year, the Mail was on the scene for the school’s major events. It reported on CHS’s winning Academic Challenge team, the National Merit Scholars, the National Honor Society, and the changes in graduation requirements. Also, the Student Council, AFS, Homecoming, Concerts, the Model UN, and the Prom. The Mail was there to record the school’s sporting events of the past year. Chronicled were the 10-0 NEC football champs, the N EC golf championship team, the wrestlers 10-0 season, the girl’s basketball NEC co-champs, the district semi- finalist baseball team, the regional semi-finalist softball team and all the other sports from fall, winter, and spring. 64 Student Council I ront row. Left: Dolores Burns, Missy Usher, Pam Wheeler, Marcella Arcaro. 2nd row: Shawn Sackctt, Grace Karl, Peggy Wiley, Barb Gamble, Jill Marshall, Amy Laituri, Stacey Malcckar. 3rd row: Jackie Baird, Ray Campbell, Mark Hall, Kim Kapen, Pat Dcaring. 4th row: Mr. Freeman, Mr. Gaukel — advisors. Student Council Officers — Front: Barb Gamble, Pres; Pam Wheeler, V. Pres; Missy Usher, Treas; Grace Karl, Sec. 65 Matmen Finish 2nd in N.E.C. Back row:S. Baugher. D. McLaughlin, N. L’Amoreaux, P. Estcrer, S. Droese, D.Siebert, K. Kinnan, Coach R. Whitcomb. Middle row: D. Curtis, D. Evans. T. Stewart, M. Gcbc. M. Bambarger. B. Wardrop, D. Murzynski, S. Grubke, T. Johnson. Front row: G. Loudermilk, M. Sollcr. J. Rebcra, S. Blood. R. Shepherd. B. Rhodes, B. Biggins. The Spartan Matmen finished their best dual meet season in school history by completing a 10-0-1 mark. The Spartans only tie was to the Madison Blue Streaks. The Matmen ended up finishing 2nd in the N.E.C. because of the unusual point system awarded for place finishes in the N.E.C. Tournament. The Spartans finished 3rd in the N.E.C. Tournament. Although a little disappointed in the 3rd place finish, the Matmen set some new' records in this year's Tournament. The Matmen placed ten w restlers in the tournament, and scored record high points in the tournament. The Spartans had three N.E.C. Champs this year. They were Steve Grubke at 105, Nate L’Amoreaux at 175 and Dave Murzynski at 185. The Matmen also had four place finishers at the District Tournament at Austin-town-Fitch. They were Steve Grubke — 2nd place at 105, Mark Gebe — 3rd place at 126, Nate L’Amoreaux — 2nd place at 175, and Scott Baugher — 4th place at 185. 66 Senior Todd Stewart 67 68 Seniors — Scott Baughcr and Dave Murzynski Seniors — Dave Wardrop and Mike Bambarger 69 februaiy Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. 5at. 1 Report CanJLs 2 3 M jL a AojiJuXJbcJl '1°H UiAU XAXC 5 (O 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 9 ayuh. at Cokac W Valentines Day 15 VOETD ZISITAriOA rwaKe up l(o I n 18 Solo Ensemble Contest 19 zo 21 22 OAAJ tJAxjL 23 PARENT- CON ZH 1 teacher eremc.es 25 Soys 6asKd-bal 1 Tburnarrfe rt a+ Madison Vo 27 10 (yunAju o AxhJLaM ' (sdvxUduvy.) 28 NO 29 SCHOOL -fSiSA, O wcC MrJrt jMjr ytVYUPl Yny(AA' 71 Girls Nab 1st Sectional Title Front: A. Laituri. Kneeling left to right: H. Adams, B. Hogle. L. Bunnell, S. Martin, N. Nunes, S. McLaughlin. J. Cole, Standing: C, Horwood, C. Clough. J. Baird, S. Malcckar, J. Marshall, B. Gamble, H. Litwilcr, S, Cover, L. Horwood, P. Carney. The slate showed 18 wins against just 4 defeats, for the girls’ basketball season. This was the best record ever in the school’s history. Two wins in the slate playoffs also represented the school’s first. The team won a record eight straight games in midseason and captured Conneaut’s first girls' NEC crown. Coach Ruland received Coach of the Year for his fine job of making the Spartan girls winners. Although coach Ruland loses Barb Gamble and Jill Marshall, he is looking forward to his returning sophomores and juniors. 73 74 Jill Marshall Barb Gamble Receiving Special Awards were: Barb Gamble, Most Valuable Player, 1st team All County and All N.E.C., Mohoning Valley Coaches All Star Game; Jill Marshall, Honorable Mention; Candy Clough, Foul-Shooting Award, Honorable Mention; Stacy Maleckar, Rebounding Award, Special Mention N.E.C. — County; Stacy Cover, Special Mention N.E.C. — County; Heidi Litwiler, 1st team N.E.C., 2ne team All County; Laura Horwood, Honorable Mention. Overall the girls were 18-4 and 11-3 in the N.E.C. They were the League Co-Champions, along with Harbor and were also the Sectional Champions. 75 Office Staff Harold Ladner Principal Paul Freeman Assistant Principal Stanley Humphrey Guidance Counselor Janis Hall Guidance Counselor 76 DON BARKER: Am. Gov’t., Economics. B.S. and M.S. Kent State Univ. 13 years at CHS. JOAN DONNELLY: Pers. Shorthand, Typing, Acct. II. B.S. Villa Maria College. 20 years at CHS. JOY ESTOCK: Geometry, Algebra, Vocational Math. B.S. Edinboro Univ. 14 years at CHS. CHARLES GAUKEL: Am. Hist., Sociology. B.S. and M.S. Kent State Univ. Video Media, Student Council, Model U.N.. and Academic Challenge Advisor. Softball Coach. 7 years at CHS. LOIS HELMAN: Am. Hist., Western Civ., B.S. and M.A. Case-Western, Univ. of Colorado, Arizona State. 31 years at CHS. BETTYLOU HUMPHREY: Spanish. B.A. Ohio Univ. 11 years at CHS. IT IS NOT WHERE YOU ARE NOW THAT COUNTS, IT IS THE DIRECTION IN WHICH YOU ARE MOVING THAT IS IMPORTANT. — Paul Ruland LOIS KANANEN: Latin, Eng. B.A. Mercyhurst College. Nat. Honor Society Co-advisor. 18 years at CHS. EDWARD KICEY: Physics, Calculus, Chemistry. M.A. Allegheny College. MICHAEL KIMMEL: Biology. B.S. and M.ED. Bowling Green, Edinboro State. 16 years at CHS. JAMES KOSSICK: Mechanical Drawing I, II, III. B.A. Youngstown State, Kent State Univ. 2 years at CHS. JACQUELINE LASHER. Foods, Home Economics. B.S. and M.S. Villa Maria, Edinboro Univ. Soph. Advisor. 8 years at CHS. CHERYL MARKLEY: French. B.S. Kent State Univ. Asst. Volleyball Coach, Cheerleading Advisor. 2 years at CHS. 78 GREGORY MASON: Am. Gov't. B.S. and M.S. Kent State Univ., Youngstown State. 9 years at CHS. MARY MYERS: Art I-IV., Yearbook. B.S. and M.ED. Edinboro Univ. Art Club and Tattler Advisor. 7 years at CHS. CHARLES OTT: English B.S. and M.ED. Indiana Univ., Edinboro Univ. Golf Coach. 16 years at CHS. WILLIAM PARKOMAKI: English, Journ. I, II. B.A. Kent State Univ., Lake Erie College. 2 years at CHS. JOSEPH PARMA: Metal I and II., Intro, to Indust. Art. California State and Edinboro Univ. 6 years at CHS. JOHN PEASPANEN: Acctng., Bus. Law, Consumer Ed., Retailing. B.A. Mount Union College, Edinboro State, Arkansas State. Head Track Coach. 10 years at CHS. I THOUGHT I MADE A MISTAKE ONCE, BUT I WAS WRONG. — Greg Mason JOHN PLOSILA: English. B.S. and M.ED. Ohio Univ., Edinboro Univ. Senior Class Advisor. 8 years at CHS. SHIRLEY PITZER: English. B.A. M.ED. Muskingum College, Edinboro Univ. 13 years at CHS. STEPHEN RHODES: English, Drama. B.A. and M.Ed. Mount Union, Edinboro Univ. 12 years at CHS. THOMAS RITARI: O.W.E., B.S. Mount Union Edinboro Univ.. John Carroll, Kent Slate. Tennis Coach. 6 years at CHS. PAUL RULAND: Geometry, Cons. Math, Vocational Math. B.S. and M.S. Penn State Univ. Girls’ Basketball Coach. 3 years at CHS. CHRIS SEDLER: Typing, Acctng. L, Retailing. B.S. Villa Maria. 13 years at CHS. 79 DAVID SIMPSON: World Hist. Geog. B.S. Kent State Univ. Basketball Coach, Volleyball Coach. 3 years at CHS. MICHAEL SMITH: Biology, Earth Science. B.S. and M.ED. St. Vincent, Clarion State. Edinboro Univ. Athletic Director. 12 years at CHS. CURTS STALNAKER Industrial Arts. B.A. Kent State University. 15 years at CHS. KAREN SUPPLEE: Sewing, Child Care, Family Living. B.S. Virginia Intermont College, Youngstown State College. 10 years at CHS. EDILBERTO TAGLE: A.C. Philippine Normal College, Philippine Women’s University, Kent State Univ. 13 years at CHS. GERALD TEED: Math and Science. B.S. and M.E. Gannon Univ., Grove City, John Carroll Univ., Edinboro Univ. 15 years at CHS. IF YOU DON’T ACCEPT CHANGE, HOW WILL YOU APPRECIATE TRADITION? — John Plosila ROSE TEED: Shorthand, Office Practice, Typing. B.S. Villa Maria College. 19 years at CHS. ELIZABETH VENTO: Health and Physical Education. B.S. and M.A. Kent State University. 4 years at CHS. GEORGE VOYTEK: Band, Choir, B.A. and M.A. Youngstown Univ., Vandercook Univ., Jr. Class Advisor, Majorette, Drill Team Coach. 16 years. at CHS. ROSEMARY WAGNER: General Math and Learning Disabilities. B.A. Heidelberg College. 3 years at C.H.S. RON WHITCOMB: Physical Education, Health. B.S. East Carolina Univ. Football Assistant, Wrestling Coach. 6 years at CHS. 80 Administration Above: Administrative Secretaries — Beverly Wadley, Laura Chicatelli. Standing; JoAnn Litwiler, Phyllis Greenfield, Pat Pratt. Left; School Psychologist Larry Wheeler. School Board: Seated; Joe Estock, John Specht. Standing; George Lai-turi. Edward Somppi, William Wiley. 81 Three Faculty Members Mr. Harold Ladner. Principal 82 Mr. Ladner began his career as an art teacher in January of 1957, teaching grades Kindergarten through twelve. Throughout his career he has also been a basketball coach, football coach, and a track coach, as well as president of the N.E.C. He received his undergraduate degree from Kent State University, where he also earned his masters. Mr. Ladner received his Administrative certificate from Akron University in 1968. During his retirement, Mr. Ladner plans to do some fishing and some traveling, as well as playing tennis. Bid Their Farewells Mr. Stanley Humphrey, Guidance Counselor Mr. Humphrey's educational career has lasted more than thirty years. He is pictured here in 1967. He had taught many subjects as well as coached. He advised A.F.S. for years. Miss Helman, pictured here in 1967, has taught such classes as American History and Western Civ for thirty-one years. She had advised the Academic Challenge team for many years. Miss Lois Helman, teacher 83 QgCtJDfi f 1ARTx.vex (Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Tkur. Fri. Sat. , NO . ' SCHOOL 3 H 5 8 7 8 9 10 11 11 11 l oxU. a XorJioAsn, 13 IS Ho 7 PATRICKS 1 ' � A MnrttjAs ap xtA J Vin jAAit Band Choir Contest 18 19 10 H.E.C. 8an(juet 21 Na+i'onal Honor Sociei Assembly • Ban jue 22 Y t 23 5v«t oi 304 ooaXea 2 H 15 2 to , 27 28 29 30 3J 85 -fM rv Osn L JLuj, yurtAWs frwn Lcu A.F.S. Club Front row, left: T. Yonci, C. Higgins, M. Huffman, J. Kinnan, T. Swan, L. Bremer. 2nd row: A. Laituri, P. Dearing, S. Lillie, P. Kovarik. D. Lucas, S. Kotnick. 3rd row: L. Bccman, T. Brown. J. Sabo, N. Nunes. S. Saylor, A. Tinker. 4th row: S. Humphrey, Advisor. M.Tagle, N. Peroski, J. Rogers, L. Simone With the help of Mr. Stanley Humphrey, A.F.S. advisor, and the clubs eagerness and support, this years program was successful. They hosted many events to raise money, as well as to have fun. There was A.F.S. Penny Wednesday, a Hoagie Sale, and a Bake Sale to help finance the program and the foreign exchange students. There was a Tureen Dinner consisting of dishes from different foreign countries, which was hosted by the parents who housed foreign exchange students in the past. The annual A.F.S. Barn Dance was held again and enjoyed by those attending. Conneaut Lake Park Day concluded the school year activities. 86 A.F.S. Barn Dance Exchange Students Toshiko Yonci visited from Kamagaya, Japan and stayed with the Swan family. Patrick Dearing visited from Woy, Woy, New South Wales, Australia and stayed with the Parkomaki family. 87 Tammy Parkomaki visited Nemmela, Finland. Milissa Vanasky visited Medan. Indonesia. To be a junior means . . . — settling down to be a sophisticated upperclassman. — being able to drive to school — no more embarrassing rides from Mom or Dad. — preparing for an occupation at the VO-ED, if you choose. — gym is finally an elective. — being one year away from graduation. — taking SAT and or ACT tests. — making decisions about college. class officers: Kendra Curtiss, treasurer; Amy Laituri, V. president; Mr. Voy-tek, Advisor; Dina Rudler, president; Gretchen Miller, secretary. Gina Boggs r '1 Patty Bowers Tim Bowers Jon Brady Sean Brady Cheryl Brooker Sandy Boyce Ed Bunnell Lori Burlingham Lisa Campbell Karen Capela Tiffani Brown Paula Carney Kris Casey Kathy Cline Candi Clough Steve Carlucci 89 Missy Cole Stacey Cover Kendra Curtiss Don Dames 1 ✓ Tony Danowski Karen Deck Dan Evans Amy Distelrath Troy Eckonen Paul Esterer Tina DeForrest Rick Grubke Reece Griffith Dave Greer Brian Ewig Terra Gibson Rick Gray Maureen Hays Cathy Horwood Chris Horwood Steve Grubke Michelle Guarino Greg Hahn 90 Bob Lehtonen Heidi Litwiler Howard Lockwood Amy Laituri Doug Kurtz Dave McLaughlin Colleen McMunn Frank Mickle Gretchen Miller Scott Miller 1 Lisa Noss 1 Mark Nunisto John Overlow Mark Pyle Jenny Olin Russ Myers John Parkomaki Adam Parma Mike Pendclion Mary Jane Pixley Jeff R a pose Trade Redden l Ed Reydak Bob Rhodes Bob Rangel Ken Ramey Mike Ross Tammy Ross Dina Rudler Trudy Ruth Shawn Sackett Ted Root Mary Shellhammer Greg Showalter Brian Smith 92 Michele Thompson Rhonda Thompson Justin Tuttle Steve Tylman Lydia Vaughn Steve Vibbard Rendi Wiedeman Vicki Warren Jenny Welch Jay Weppler Jim Wescott Jeff Wescott 93 VO-ED Juniors Art Andrews Cindy Braden Sharon Brewer Pam Brunot Patricia Case Mark Childs Cindy Davis Mike Gosmer Keith Ingersoll Debbie Jarvi Danny Jewell I Bonnie Jones Randy Kane Alan Kreider Heather LaBounty Scott Lcadingham Mike Long Phil Lucas Randy Luce Leroy Myer Lori Mickle Ken Miklos Greg Mittelstadt Lisa Mittelstadt Mary Murphy Greg Nappi Brad Nelson Milton Miller 94 Kelly Schreiber Mark Sedmak Chris Skippon Terry Steadman Julie Stewart Mary Summers Frank Taberncr Buzzy Taylor Michele Tessmer Stacey Thompson Randy Towne Mark Trout Dave Varkctt Lynda Walker Dave Wardrop Kelly Wheeler Theresa Williams Ray Woodworth Pictures not available: Holly Adams Mike Ball Russ Beeman Tom Bennett Cindy Boroski Brian Bowers Don Brooks Jeff Byrd Dennis Camp Mark Christy Carol Crate Greg Dairymple Melissa Daub Nanette Hogle Alan Kinncar Colleen Long Todd McMunn Lester Myers Brenda Phillips Randy Poplin Eric Smegal Rick Teed Frank Telesznisky Jose Tirado Bob Wheeler Trevor Ylissari Jodi Cropcck Lynn Kessler Don Natto Tammy Wolf Wilber Wolf 95 JUNIORS PREPARE FOR JAUNTY U N I O R S Beth, camera shy??? So that’s how Michele and Vicki pass Business Law. 98 Sue enjoying her lunch. 99 Finally, a way to keep Greg quiet. April I §un. Mon. Tue. Wed. TKur. Fri. Sat. 1 2 Q VOTE ° FOR SR. SuperkfnA Rid- Cajha (Xvwya,[sly Y s 5 iotyd Bowk (o 7 8 9 QJUL AchuM CKwa. 10 11 11 U i04t CLoum ot iY n. 15 lb — V 17 C AT 18 10 N 19 20 11 n Easter Sunday 23 vv 2 H 25 Tattler-Spn'no Activity Picture, Day l(o 27 28 State. Band Ni Choir Contes 29 30 OuAJLrrrJjtuL rn. C'yrvi.'HfmArtK oC) cO AJunsTLC CtAAxtsrj OyicOTU YVYU 101 National Honor Society Front row, Left: J. Olin, S. Miller, J. Arcaro, P. Esterer, G. Karl, K. Delaney, E. Workman, T. Zappitelli. 2nd row: J. Weppler, T. Gibson, G. Showalter, D. Cole, S. Callahan, T. Johnson. A. Yusko, K. Daub. 3rd row: J. Noss, T. Grubkc, S. Lillie, C. McCrory, C. Anderson, M. Fields, H. Litwiler. B. Gamble. 4th row: S. Hunt, S. Dain, M. Tagle, K. Gee, S. Picard, L. Horwood, A. Laituri, J. Marshall. 5th row: J. Baird, K. Specht, L. Marthaller. R. Griffey, S. Terry, S. Maleckar, C. Clough, K. Curtiss. Members of the National Honor Society must have a 3.2 grade average. The prospective members are also rated by the faculty on their leadership, service, and character. An initiation ceremony was held in the school gymnasium March 28, 1984, and an annual banquet for the new members followed that evening. National Honor Society Officers— Front, Left: Grace Karl, Secretary; Amy Yusko, Treasurer, Kim Daub, Secretary. Back: Steve Dain, President. Not pictured: Scott Baugher, Vice President. 102 Office Library Assistants Front row. Left: B. Legcza, P. Wiley, L. Madonna, B. Burckharttc, K. Curtiss, P. Fox. 2nd row: J. Hogle, A. Tinker, G. Karl, A. Yusko. 3rd row: S. Saylor, E. Workman, T. Gibbons, A. Laituri. 103 Front row: Chris Anderson, Maria Miller, Gretchen Miller, Lisa Soyster, Chris Roth. Back row: Chris Sharp, Michelle Hunt, Mike Ball. Not pictured: Dave Bowers, Colleen Long and Cindy Boroski. Netters Gain Experience Standing: D. Allred, D. Evans, G. Johnson, G. Karl, P. Esterer, R. Grubke, S. Tylman, J. Johnson, D. Laitinen, D. Harvey, D. Bort. Kneeling: P. Lea-dingham. D. Griffey, C. Taylor, B. Laituri, J. Doran, R. Owen, T. Anderson, S. Bogart. The Spartan Tennis team, under the direction of Coach Ritari, finished the season with a record of six wins and eleven losses. The team ended 6-8 in the N.E.C. and came in 4th place. Senior Don Laitinen was voted the team’s Most Valuable Player and received the George Adams Award. 104 Cindermen Show Effort 1st Row: G. Showaltcr, D. Murzynski, B. Zappitello, J. Hogle, E. Brooks, 2nd Row: L. Taylor, R. Benson, R. Campbell, P. Zappitella, T. Stewart. 3rd Row: J. Raposc, F. Ricaurtc, P. Ogrcn, S. Stolson, J. Allen, S. Phillips. 4th Row: J. McCluskey, S. Richards. D. Curtiss, S. Bidwell, S. Droese. 5th Row: R. Dalrymple, A. Parma, M. Carlucci, C. Joslin, B. Terry, N. L’Amoreaux 106 Bottom Row: Left to Right: Seniors J. Allen, J. McCluskey, D. Murzynski, P. Zappitella, S. Phillips. 2nd Row: R. Ricaurte, S. Droese, N. L'Amorcaux, S. Richards. 3rd Row: E. Brooks, R. Benson, S. Bidwell, L. Taylor. Top: T. Stewart. This years track team had a record of 5 wins and 4 losses overall, and a record of a 4-3 in the N.E.C. Pat Ogren was the outstanding player for the team this year. He received the Bruce Rapose Award and was voted Most Valuable Player. He also was on the list for High Scorers along with Greg Showalter and Adam Parma. Jim Allen, another outstanding team member received 6th in the District in Discus with 143’ 8”. The team was coached by John Peaspanen. 107 Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Tkur. Fri. 1 2 3 � 0 U )OED ■tech no ruma 5 (o 7 8 £jtccXom, JUHi ■fuOAAUL ! 9 J capo, + (tidAAkuXL Choir -hi Brown Mcme 10 i riot. 11 tyriothvu Tjlcu 12 13 Mo+herls Dav 1H Music wards Binner 15 l(o Radio Program Senior Memori 17 A.F.S. ■field -trip ts t0 CleucJanct Choir to Sr. Ci+ 18 , xfcccttorv fifjAUAA xens 19 v r 20 ' 21 22 23 2 H 25 Pops Concert 2 4 AfurJU, $(fcvi UCt 27 28 Memorial ay 29 =- : £ F UJ Ui V) O CO 31 OR Vi owdL JjrJfL. CuLOsrru (Pojvtaxxj 109 May — A very eventful month! Girls Capture NEC Title!! Front row S. Maleckar. C. Clough. N. Nunes. K. Daub, J. Baird. L. Bort. Back row — S. Cover, H. Litwiler, B. Gamble, A. Terry, Coach Gaukel??, P. Carney, P. Wheeler, P. Morano. The softball team had a very successful season this year. It captured it’s first outright NEC title in softball since the early 1970's, finishing with a 10-2 record, 17-3 overall. The team then went on to win Sectionals, in which it was the number one seed, and districts. It was the first CHS team in any sport to go to Regionals since the 1970 boys basketball team, and the very first in softball history. The team was ranked as one of the “Sweet 16” teams in the state tournament. Unfortunately, the team was beaten in Regional semi-finals. Eight out of nine starters were first or second team All-NEC. Selected for 1st team All-NEC and All-County were juniors Stacey Cover, and Heidi Litwiler, and senior Lynette Bort. Ann Terry was chosen for 1st team All-NEC and 2nd team All-County. Kim Daub and Barb Gamble were selected for 2nd team All-NEC. Candi Clough received 2nd team All-NEC and 1st team All-County. Paula Morano won 2nd team All-NEC and All-County. Honorable Mention All-NEC and All-County was awarded to Pam Wheeler. Heidi Litwiler was honored with the NEC and County Player-of- the-Year award for her outstanding pitching plus her other playing talents. Ann Terry was selected as the teams Most Valuable Player for her excellent defensive play. Coach Charles Gaukel was selected as the NEC and County Coach-of-the-Year, a very well deserved award. 112 Paula Morano Kim Daub Ann Terry — MVP Lynette Bort Barb Gamble Pam Wheeler Boys Finish 2nd in NEC!! Kneeling — B. Smith, M. Hall, S. McClosky, J. Dombroski, M. Beeman. Standing — F. Minor, P. McCrory, D. Giddings, J. Taylor, B. Higley, M. Kchoc, N. Usher, K. Wadding, J. Williams, and scorekeeper B. Burckharttc. The baseball team finished 2nd with an 8-5 record. Coach Ron Young hopes for an even better season next year, but it will be very hard to replace the six valuable seniors he lost this year. Mick Kehoe was selected for 1st team All-NEC and All-County. Bill Higley and Neil Usher were selected for 2nd team All-N EC and All-County. Coach Young was honored by receiving the Coach-of-the-Year award, Bill Higley, M.V.P. As a “grand finale”, Conneaut High School was presented with the All Sports trophy for winning the most championships in the 83-84 school year. This was the first for CHS!!! 114 Joel Taylor Mick Kchoe Keith Wadding Jim Williams Neil Usher 115 Sara Terry and Dina Rudicr announce the Prom King Queen. On May 19, 1984, Cindy Taylor and Scott Baugher were crowned Queen and King of the Prom. Prom King Queen and Court Katy Delaney and Brad Cover Carol Carducci and Jeff Noss Kathi Irish and George Staudachcr Denise Legg and Mike Bambarger 117 118 June Jo Sun. Mon. Tue. WeJ. TKur. Fri. 5at. 1 iKaclaatwr $ fiaxxaXoAtAji PajOucXuJU 2 a oM- y cy o 5 Senior SpcaKers practice. ir.OO s+adiwno UNbERC EXA 7 j cC oj. th. r MKOjJjLn LASSMEN MS 8 fkc ncU 9 10 11 Sunnme 11 ' Vdcaiic 13 n Becjir) n s! 15 lb 17 Fathers . Pay 18 19 10 11 11 23 2 f 15 l(o 17 28 29 30 -yaZ w, O rveC xrrJi. My U vU v Xo o uAJxrnj h rAj Senior Awards Astatic Foundation Awards ... Patricia Morrison, Jeff Noss, Steven Phillips Science Award ... Stacey Lillie Professional Secretaries International ... Denise Cole Artist Guild Award .. . Kim Daub McDowell Music Award ... Rockford Benson, Janey Colby Conneaut Education Association .. . Linda Brundage Rotary Club Art Scholarship ... Amy Yusko Ohio Academic Award ... Steve Phillips, Barb Legeza, Steve Dain, Jill Marshall, Jeff Noss Dr. Glenn Zeller Award . .. Patricia Morrison, Jeff Noss, Steve Phillips Principal's Award . . . Jeff Noss, Steven Phillips State Department of Education Awards .. . Cami Brown, Christine Higgins, Tammy Johnson, Julie Kinncar, Lisa Marthallcr, Natalie Nunes, Stacey Picard, Janet Sabo Tccn Town Scholarship . . . Chris McCrory, Scott Baugher 1 Dare You Award ... Christine Anderson, Scott Baugher Century III Leadership Award . . . Willie Earles American Business Women’s Association Award ... Kathi Irish, Cindy Taylor Special J.V.S. Award . .. Tammy Parkomaki, Patty Morrison, Kelly Sillanpaa U.S. Army Reserve Honors . .. Barb Gamble, Neil Usher Ohio University American History Contest ... Cami Brown, Willie Earles, Marideth Fields, Peter Sziklai Ohio University Scholarship ... Rockford Benson Bowling Green State University Scholarship ... Barb Legeza University of Akron Scholarship ... Tammy Johnson Ohio State University Scholarship . . . Steve Phillips 120 National Merit Scholarship Program ... Marideth Fields, Cami Brown, Willie Earles Graduation Graduation Day ... a time for the warmest of memories, the brightest of dreams, and the highest of hopes ... a time to put away the best of yesterday and turn toward the promise of tomorrow. 121 A Senior is . ... being proud. ... believing in yourself and in your ability to reach the goals that you have set. ... leaving behind the best times of your life. ... looking forward to new experiences. .. . saying goodbye to friends. . . . deciding what you will do for the rest of your life. . .. looking back and wondering where all the time went. . . . remembering times of mischief, and times of learning. ... being uncertain and making mistakes. ... realizing — this is it! Senior Class Officers: Babs Legeza, Treasurer; Marcella Arcaro, President; Mr. Plosila. Advisor; Pam Wheeler, Vice-President; and Tracy Norton, Secretary. 122 Kimberly Adams Christine Anderson Gina Anthony Holly Arbuckle Michelle Allds Jim Allen Marcella Arcaro Francisco Asanuma Michael Bambarger Scott Baugher Rockford Benson Keith Bergman Kimberly Barker Mereil Barnes Michele Bambarger Kimberly Betts Christine Bice i i V ) 2 V Steven Bidwell Elmer Brooks Linda Brundage Roger Bumgardner Beth Burckhartte Dolores Burns Terri Burns Suzanne Callahan Carol Carducci James Childers Michael Cline Aimee Cool Allison Clough Jane Colby Daniel Cole Denise Cole Brad Cover Scott Cox Stephen Dain Melissa Dersch Daniel Ellingson Marideth Fields Scott Droese George Ferl Starranna Ford Lorie Eaton Douglas Fields Lynlee Franklin Samuel Frase Barbara Gamble Mark Garrigus Stephen Gebe Kevin Gee Tammi Gibbons Terri Gibbons Rita Griffey Jean Griswold Dana Hammond Douglas Hedrick Theodore Grubke James Hanson Christine Higgins Tim Guthrie Cynthia Heagerty William Higley Elizabeth Hoskins Richard Howland Michele Huffman Lisa Hummer Michelle Hunt Kathi Irish Mark Jackson Grace Karl Kimberly Keyes Tammy Johnson Gretchen Karr Michael Kehoe Patricia Kovarik Jewlie Kinnan Christopher Johnston Nathan L’Amoreaux Donald Laitinen Joel Laughlin Barbara Legeza Denise Legg Rebecca Lehtonen Stacey Lillie Keith Long Darlene Lucas Lori Madonna Bruce Maenpaa Delana Maki Gerald Mansfield Joyce Markijohn Jill Marshall Lisa Marthaller Becky Mathews Celina Martin Terri Martin Charles McCall James McCloskey Christina McCrory Kelley McKinley Thomas Meinke James Merlene Charles Miller Maria Miller Paula Morano Lynn iMorar Patricia Morrison Jeffrey Noss Tracy Mucci Chris Mundi David Murzynski Michele Niemi Tracy Norton Rachael Palo Tammy Parkomaki Jeffrey Pataky Tim Petri Nicholas Perkoski Arthur Peterson Charles Reitz Frank Ricaurte Sean Richards John Rivers Gerald Roach Julie Rogers I Daniel Rouge Benny Rutland Janet Sabo Justine Sackett Sondra Saylor Harry Seibert Lynn Sleeper Michelle Smegal Mary Smith Traci Splan George Staudacher Todd Stewart Tonja Swan Peter Sziklai Mario Tagle Neil Smith Roger Soller Cyndee Soyster Melvin Talcott Candy Taylor Cynthia Taylor Joel Taylor Larry Taylor Robin Taylor Ann Terry Alicia Tinker Arnesta Todaro Constance Varee Patricia Vespe Angela Toth Neil Usher Milissa Vanaskey Angela Vendetti James Vespe Keith Wadding Lois Ward Robert Wardrop Cyrus Wheeler r- Cheryl Weidler Laura Warriner Pamala Wheeler Brian White Rose Wick Margaret Wiley Susan Wilks Yvette Workman Tammy Wright Toshiko Yonei Amy Yusko Charles Zappitella Franklin Zappitella Trisha Zappitelli Bridgette Zappitello PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE M. Bartone R. Beaiman M. Best D. Bowers C. Brown R. Burcham R. Butler M. Carlucci T. Cerni P. Crilly W. Earles K. Flanigan B. Gill R. Gross M. Guarino S. Harrington M. Good low A. Holcomb A. Lasch J. Lilly C. Lowery D. Mareno R. Nadolny J. O’Brien G. Parsons J. Rhodes R. Shepherd L. Stump T. Taylor G. Titus T. Weber J. Williams J. Wilson C. Young Senior Friendliest Paula Morano, Craig DeChurch Biggest Flirts — Mary Denise Smith, Pat Dcaring Superlatives Shyest — Joyce Markijohn, Nick Perkoski Most Musical Pam Wheeler, Rocky Benson Prettiest Hair Bob Gill, Janey Colby Class Clowns — Dave Murzynski, Gina Anthony Most Athletic Mick Kchoe. Barb Gamble 147 CENTS TATTLER STAFF Bottom row — Kathi Irish, George Staudacher. 2nd row — Nick Perkoski, Kim Daub, Tammy Myers, Roger Bumgardner. 3rd row — Gretchen Karr, Lynn Morar, Mary Myers; Advisor. 4th row — Evie Workman, Julie Lyon, Amy Yusko. Not pictured Vicki Warren. 150 Special Thanks to Jeff Smiley and Gail Diehl for providing sport and activity pictures for the Tattler. §un. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. (Sat. P f'jJtU. Pouu, ToMjL.oLCMa L COMML PoutUA. CowcU 1 A . AufidtJbvit Atmurx, JectLorb % A Orwuj. Tnyvu TattL. a, OJuiin c li nda o -pcf ’ Tfcrrvmi . C WK . fioutfi. J rauudUU fayu e i Unyc V-Kotoo AfhfAb OuAuh £ Ptuyei. § A tf-t fu w Cama CtfUA uj, QiMi 6oaMJ 1 fyuuJt 0 96 m, VollbuJrtdUL Sooibijl 6oulM mJjC SUbbcJUL 6o uMJUL fl CAJL Jbou W dfXjjsAjtL Tjt vvruU, ® A VJjcMX. dophomort, t C JUMLtA. Section HaaAjjjoXxjtaj t OuumuvdA faui L. % iw Abofy If bjuJbuu ,iofmomore, 4 C uauax Section •1 , ruxA, V-htitoyufUn. QAmV AUAA. 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OHIO 44030 PHONE: (216) 593-2240 153 COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION fa We want to be a part of the next phase of your education with our new OSLC Student Loan Program. One of our Loan Officers will be pleased to assist you with the Financing of your College or Technical School Education. Call today for more information 593-6241 WE BELIEVE IN YOUR FUTURE Community Federal Savings and Loan of Conneaut 154 CROWN JEWELERS 264 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio 593-3817 J.C. Penny 255 Main St. 599-2689 Good Luck Guy Severino, Jr. Class of Owner Catalong No. 599-8101 ’84 GERDES PHARMACY 245 Main St. p= it I ING PARTS Call (216) 599-8702 226 Washington St. Conneaut, Ohio 44030 KREGER KREGER WESTERN AUTO 265 Main St. THE BIGGEST Phone LITTLE STORE 599-8306 IN AMERICA Rose LUMBER AND BUILDING 16 Orange St. THE BEST LUMBER FOR EVERY PURPOSE phone 599-7834 =i CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “84” BEEF-N-BEER Route 7 and Underidge Rd. Conneaut, 593-3667 155 PETERSON OIL CO. un Gas and Oil • Distributer • Commercial • Industrial • Residential • Farm 235 E. Main St. Conneaut 593-2106 593-2119 24 Hrs. 8-5 i, --= OPEN DAILY - 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. “Best Wishes (Quality Class of 1984” coin EIGHMY LAUNDRY CORPORATION Located in Conneaut Plaza — Rt. 20 Reig + Maple Ave. CONNEAUT, OHIO Conneaut, Ohio THE FINEST IN EQUIPMENT 593-5241 Capable of handling your finest washables or up to 9x12 shag rugs FULL TIME ATTENDANT FEATURING DROP-OFF SERVICE Our attendant will gladly assist you when your time is limited CALL 593-5111 U .3 156 Fraternal Order of Eagles 408 Mac Ellis Pres. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “84” INN CONNEAUT A 100 Bed Skilled, Intermediate Nursing Home And Much, Much More. Licensed And Certified For Medicare And Medicaid. — LIVING A FULL LIFE — 22 Parish Rd. Phone (216) 593-6266 157 22 Parish Rd. 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I INTCB4FT, incorporated i c.4 l£’omplcte ifcJitfco- fetterpreoo'TViMtiHgr Service Dial 599-8903 866 West Jackson St. Conneaut, Ohio 44030 160 Congratulations and Best of Luck To the Conneaut High School Class of “1984” from The General Electric Conneaut Base Plant Where “Productivity” is the Key to the Future Good Luck Class of “84” T.J.’S ELECTRONIC PALACE Conneaut Plaza Ph. 599-7050 “Family Fun Center” Open Every Day Holidays ,v HARD WORK BRINGS GOOD LUCK J W PAINT CO. two locations 5836 Woodman Ave. Ashtabula 977-0905 440 State Conneaut 593-1811 161 Compliments of KRAY FEED 6560 W. Main Rd. N. Kingsville 224-2341 CONNEAUT HARDWARE 201 Main Conneaut Ohio POLYCOM, INC. Box 339 Conneaut Ohio 44030 216 593-1178 Compounders of Thermoplastic N V Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1984 286 E. Main Rd. Conneaut, Ohio All the Car Dealer You’ll Ever Need! (fc Winnie of he oflorist Corner Rt. 20 193 N. Kingsville, Ohio 44068 (216) 224-1225 i Flowers for all Occasions Your Centrally Located Florist L—_________________________________ i Bus. — 599-8248 Res. — 593-4212 BURDICK SON PLUMBING AND HEATING SALES AND SERVICE 353 STATE St. Conneaut, Ohio 44030 162 163 HOLLY MOTORS 228 Harbor St. Conneaut, Ohio 593-6201 Good Luck to the Class of “84” (ft THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME 345 Main St. Conneaut CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1984 164 GAIL DIEHL PHOTOGRAPHY (216) 593-3565 Studio: 233 Liberty St. Conneaut, OH 44030 Congratulations Class of “84” PAPE’S RESTAURANT 578 Mill St. 593-3001 GATEWAY INN 1-90 Rt. 7 Conneaut, Ohio Terry Frank v Talarico --------------------------------— Best Wishes Class of “84” MARIANNE’S CANDY HOUSE 325 Main St. WILLIAM (BILL) STRACK Life, Business, Auto, Home 346 State Street Conneaut, OH 44030 Phone: 593-1414 or 593-2501 Res: 599-7641 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side 165 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “84” WEBB MANUFACTURING OF CONNEAUT (814) 922-3121 AMOCO BARTONE’S STATELINE SERVICE CENTER, INC. YOUR 1 STOP TRUCK STOP 24 HOUR TOWING ROAD SERVICE DIESEL FUEL • GARAGE • RESTAURANT STEPHEN M BARTONE Owner Operator 1-90 ROUTE 6N W SPRINGFIELD. PA 16443 If, A 4iMi� M |l 1 Fi -HMEF CREATIVE FRAMING 189 Main Street Debbie Russo Conneaut. Ohio 44030 (216) 593-3008 — 593-1992 MUNDI INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE BUD MUNDI 213 WASHINGTON STREET CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 Breezy Inn Tavern Rt. 20 — Breezy Bend N. Kingsville, Ohio G. Dreslinski — owner 593-4491 r EL CAMP LANES New fireside lounge PIZZA’S — Snacks open seven days a week also for lunches open bowling Pat Cifelli Route 193, N. Kingsville, Ohio 224-0497 or 224-2252 ______________________________________________ COVERED BRIDGE PIZZA f, ■ N Best Wishes to the GOOD LUCK CLASS Graduating Class OF 84” FROM of 1984 EXOMET P.O. Box 647 Conneaut, Ohio 44030 R. W. Sidley, Inc. 615 W. Main Street Phone t J Conneaut. Ohio 44030 (216) 593-7161 . Telephone: 216 593-5217 ext. 980-446 SKney L- x 167 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984 ALLIED RESINOUS PRODUCTS Clark + Whitney St. Good Luck Spartans! 168 lining Iji. ctf tmo%aM.i Qaaaiion (®le Bings (Labern Banquets wedding Parties Catering DOLLY ROSSI and DON ROSSI JR. 216-22404-40 P.O. BOX 505 3137 E. CENTER (RT. 20) N. KINGSVILLE. OH. -44060 Conneaut Pizza + Sub Shop (Next to Hotel) Pizza — Subs — Salads Spaghetti — Lasagna OPEN FOR LUNCH 593-5600 DINE IN — CARRY OUT — WE DELIVER 238 State St. Conneaut, Oh. r£s m v PHONE — 593-2907 Blick’s Studio PHOTOGRAPHERS Robert W. Blickenderfer 212 MAIN ST. CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 Congratulations to the Class of “84” EMCO WHEATON, INC. 169 HOME OF THE WORLD FAMOUS D104 MICROPHONE CONGRATULATIONS -CHS CLASS OF 1984 NEC CHAMPIONS CONNEAUT SPARTANS GOLDEN DAWN 281 Main St. Good Luck (fP HAIR SHACK Men’s Women’s Styling Full Service Shop 444 State Conneaut 593-2856 MID-TOWN MOTORS, R L INC. 270 W. Main Rd. Conneaut PHONE 599-7763 293 MAIN ST CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 ■ Farmers Is bur Home Town Advantage r —!■! FARMERS ■■ INJ AT IONAL mm BANKxr: A Society Corporation Bank Member FD1C Offices Serving Ashtabula Conneaut Geneva Jefferson Orwell 9) 171 MARINE CAFE the friendliest little bar in the harbor 992 Day St. All legal beverages open 11 am to 2:30 am Monday through Saturday CONGRATULATIONS C.H.S. GRADUATES CLASS OF 1984 Best Wishes From DOOR DIV. — PLASTICS DIV. — CONNEAUT, OH. Compliments of MARSHALL DRY CLEANING 175 Main St. Ctlingb dlolle £Rinic JU JUJUJU P.O. BOX 336 N. Kingsville, OH 44068 Phone (216) 224-1712 172 itl PREMIX, INC. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of“84” Congratulations Class of “84” from DR. FEELGOODS LOUNGE 218 Main St. 599-8800 Featuring the best in live entertainment 173 p - Telephone (216) 599-8127 LUKJAN METAL PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. Box 357 Industry Road, Conneaut, Ohio 44030 Quality Sheet Metal Fitting, Pipe Elbows and Accessories =jg=gy MOVIES AND BETTER THAN EVER CONNEAUT PLAZA THEATERS Rt. 20 Conneaut, Ohio 593-6474 174 (f 3 Computer TECH School of Computer Technology Duquesne Blvd. (412) 391-4197 r Career a Year - Fulton Bldg., Sixth St. at Pittsburgh. Pa. 15222 . A Computei in Less Than Business and Professional Patrons Busy Beaver Dr. Jack Bell Muzzisize at Muzzy’s Garage Gary’s Delicatessen B + B Cleaners City News Agency Johnson’s Drive-In Harbor Beverage Theil's Grocery S.C. Karl M.D. KK. Lee M.D. Radio Shack Dr. C.H. Kim Dr. Moon Kyung Yoon R.B. Ravi, M.D., Inc. A.C. Tan M.D., Inc. City Auction House Student and Adult Patrons Amy and Steve Mr. and Mrs. Baugher Ted, Marie, Gina, Ken Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bumgardner Raymond and Mary Lou Burlingham Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Coxon ■V TUTTLES APPLIANCE T.V. SALES + SERVICE 2819 E. Center St, Box 163 North Kingsville, Ohio 44068 224-1484 Jim and Gerry Davin Mr. and Mrs. Robert DiPofi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hall Stan and Betty Lou Humphrey Julie and Adam Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jury Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ladner Jessie and Roger Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lyon James and Margaret Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Ely Morar and Family Mary and Chip Myers Joe, Susan, Lonna Vince Reo Mary Jane, Bill, Mary Denise, Darleen Smith Mr. and Mrs. Denver Spieldenner Phillip, Yvonne and Traci Splan Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner 175