Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

Table of Contents Administration 3 Seniors 11 Senior Superlatives 30 Juniors 35 Sophomores 53 Sports 71 Fall 72 Winter 88 Spring 104 Activities 115 Student Council 116 National Honor Society 117 Band 118 Choir 126 Homecoming 127 Snow Dance 130 Valentine Dance 132 Prom 136 'Damn Yankees’ 138 American Field Service 140 Model UN 141 Buckeye Boys and Girls State 142 Office and Library Assistants 143 OWE 144 Computer Club 145 Stage Crew 146 Awards 147 'The Spartan Mail’ Staff 148 'Tattler’ Staff 149 Advertising 150 i Conneaut High School 1985 Tattler 381 Mill Street Conneaut, Ohio 44030 Administration Conneaut Area City Schools Right: Superintendent Donald Horwood Far right: Administrative Assistant Dorma Tuttle Above: Sitting: Administrative Secretary Laura Chi-catelli, Secretary to Superintendent Beverly Wadley. Standing: Treasurer Mary Ann Steadman, Computer Operator JoAnn Litwiler, Assistant to Treasurer Patricia Pratt and Switchboard Operator Secretary Phyllis Greenfield. Above right: School Psychologist Larry Wheeler Right: Board of Education Members, sitting: Joseph Estock and George Laituri, standing: John Specht, William Wiley and Edward Somppi. 4 CHS Office Personnel Top. far left: Principal Paul Freeman Top left: Assistant Principal Richard Belconis Middle, far left: Dean of Students Janis Hall Middle left: Guidance Counselor Joseph Parma Below left: Secretary Connie Jury Below middle: Secretary Janice DiPoFi Below right: School Nurse Geraldine Davin 5 Mrs. Donnelly — 1963 Mrs. Donnelly, Mrs. Pitzer Mrs. Pitzer — 1972 Mrs. Joan Donnelly retired after a 27 year teaching career. She taught business education for 2 years at Rowe High School and 23 years at CHS following 2 years at Villa Maria Academy in Erie. PA. Mrs. Donnelly earned her BS degree in Business Education at Villa Maria College. She had taught shorthand, typing and accounting. Mrs. Donnelly, enjoyed teaching very much. It is frustrating at times, but it can also be a very rewarding experience.” She added that the highlights of her career were her students winning awards in various business contests. Over the years Mrs. Donnelly had been involved in Future Teachers of America, Business Club of CHS and graduation exercises. Mrs. Donnelly enjoyed the daily association with many nice young people. But, seeing her students develop skills and become independent workers was more satisfying. Her most tedious chore in teaching was proofreading reams of typing papers! Mrs. Donnelly's advice to students, do some studying EVERY day, participate in extracurricular activities, make the most of your years in school.” In retirement, Mrs. Donnelly plans to travel, read, golf, relax and spend as much time as possible outdoors. 6 and Mr. Tagle Retire After 29' i years of teaching, Mrs. Pitzer retired from CHS at the end of the first semester. She was granted retirement disability. During her career, Mrs. Pitzer taught English, speech and drama, grades 7-12. She was also involved in many extra-curricular activities. She, at one time, was in charge of Homecoming activities. As drama club advisor, Mrs. Pitzer directed several plays and musicals. Twelve years ago, she directed the musical Damn Yankees, which was also presented this year. She encouraged many students in the field of acting. Mrs. Pitzer earned her B.A. at Muskingum college in New Concord, Ohio, and her Masters at Edinboro University. Mr. Edilberto Tagle, special education teacher at CHS. retired after 36 years of teaching. Mr. Tagle taught for 17 years in the Philippines and 19 years in the United States, the last 14 of them in the Conneaut school system. From May, 194} until August, 1945 during World War II, Mr. Tagle was a guerrilla fighter against the Japanese in the Philippines. During his career in America, Mr. Ta- gle has taught special education to both elementary and high school students. Mr. Tagle mentioned that the most rewarding part of his career has been when the kids hold-and-keep-a job. The most tedious part has been the changes in the program.” Mr. Tagle earned his BSE at the Oriental Colleges in the Philippines, and his M.Ed at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio. 7 DON BARKER — American Government, Computer Economics IRENE BAUGHER — Assistant Librarian LINDA BILLMAN — Learning Disabilities JOAN DONNELLY — Accounting, Shorthand, Typing JOY ESTOCK — Algebra I, Geometry, Pre-Geometry WILLIAM HALTER — American History, Sociology BETTY LOU HUMPHREY — Spanish MARY LOIS KANANEN — English, Latin DONALD KETCHUM — Librarian MICHAEL KIMMEL — Biology JACQUELINE LASHER — Foods, Special Occasion Foods, World Foods CHERYL MARKLEY — French GREG MASON — American Government, Current Government MARY MYERS — Art MARK NETZEL — Wood Industrial Arts 8 HENRY OGRODNICHEK — Audio Visual Coordinator CHARLES OTT — English WILLIAM PARKOMAKI — Contemporary Composition, English, Tattler JOHN PEASPANEN — Accounting, Business Law, Consumer Education, Retailing SHIRLEY P1TZER — English CHARLES KIESS — English substitute JOHN PLOSILA — English, Reading STEPHEN RHODES — Drama, English THOMAS RITARI — Occupational Work Experience Coordinator PAUL RULAND — Calculus, Geometry, Athletic Director CHRISTINA SEDLER — Consumer Education, Retailing, Typing GLENDA BETTERIDGF. — Business substitute DAVID SIMPSON — American History, Western Civilization MICHAEL SMITH — Biology, Chemistry. Earth Science CURTS STALNAKER — Metal Industrial Arts 9 KAREN SUPPLEE — Child Care, Family Living, Home Decorating, Home Economics, Sewing EDILBERTO TAGLE — Developmental Handicapped GERALD TEED — Advanced Math, Algebra II and Trigonometry, Physics ROSE TEED — Office Practice, Shorthand, Typing ELIZABETH VENTO — Health, Physical Education, Recreational Skills GEORGE VOYTEK - Band, Choir ROSEMARY WAGNER — Consumer Math, General Math, Vocational Math JEFFREY WHITTAKER — Body Development, Health, Physical Education, Recreational Skills RAYMOND ZAWOYSKI — Mechanical Drawing WHAT YOU ■ CAN DO ■ FOR YOUR “COUNTRY Seniors Seniors — are the CHS student body veterans. — are poised and confidant. — awe the sophomores. — know that they must pass government. — know that they can win the NEC. — hope to make All-NEC and All-County- — can be nominated to the Courts”. — organize the Stage Crew”. — order caps, gowns and announcements. — march for the last time in the CHS band. — take the ACT and SAT. — talk to the military recruiters. — have job interviews. — visit college campuses. — fill out applications. — seek faculty and administrative references. — cry and breathe a sigh of relief at graduation. — enjoy the class trip. — eventually ' lose track” of their friends”. Sitting vice-president Shawn Sackett and treasurer Alan Johnson. Standing secretary Yvonne Portzer and president Amy Laituri. Not pictured is the senior class advisor John Plosila. 12 Doug Abbey, Jr. Holly Kay Adams Arthur W. Andrews III Joseph Anthony Arcaro Rebecca L. Arcaro Susan Jane Bailey Jacquelyn Sue Baird Michael Darren Ball Lori Anne Barch Adelia Ann Bateman Russ Beeman Thomas M. Bennett Timothy W. Bowers Sandra Ann Boyce Jon Lance Brady, Jr. Sharon Lynese Brewer Donald Paul Brooks Dawn Marie Brown 14 Tiffani Lee Brown Pamella Mae Brunot Edward Paul Bunnell 15 Patricia Ann Case Kristeen Marie Casev Joseph Perry Chadwick Kimberly Ann Clark Kimberly Lee Clark Candace Liann Clough Melissa Sue Cole Stacey Laine Cover Jodi Lyn Cropek Lucinda Marie Davis Karen Ann Deck Tina Marie DeForrest Amy Kathleen Distelrath Paul Arnulf Esterer Kevin Lee Estes 17 Terra Shawneen Gibson Michael R. Gosmer Richard Anthony Grubke 18 Michelle Constance Guarino Gregory Louis Hahn Maureen Hayes Catherine F. Horwood Christopher Eugene Horwood Laura Kay Horwood Melissa A. Hunt Sherri Joy Hunt Keith T. Ingersoil Debra A. Jarvi Alan Jay Johnson George R. Johnson 19 Gregory William Johnson Julia Marie Kahler Alan R. Kinnear Barry J. Johnston Kimberly Ann Kauppila Kimberly Sue Kotnick Kevin Michael Jury Stephen M. Kohoe Douglas L. Kurtz Amy Sue Laituri Robert G. Lehtonen II Heidi Lyn I.itwiler Colleen Samantha Long Randy Lee Luce Julie Ann Lyon Scott Lane Leadingham Michael T. Long Stacey Lee Maleckar 21 William Shawn Maloney Karen Marie Theresa Marker Rosetta G. Me Coy Ken Miklos Scott Ronald Miller Tammiejo Mischka Lisa Jo Mittelstadt Esteile K. Morrow Tammy Lynn Myers Gregory Michael Nappi Bradley A. Nelson Lisa Marie Noss John William Parkomaki Adam Joseph Parma Mary Jane E. Pixley Linda Sue Popka Yvonne Rae Portzer Mark David Pyle Kenneth G. Ramey Robert Joseph Rangel Jeffrey Allen Ranney Jeffrey C. Rapose Edward J. Reydak Andrew T. Rogers V Ted I. Root Michael Anthony Ross Tammy Rae Ross Dina Lee Rudler Fawn Lake Rudler Trudi M. Ruth Shawn Jacob Sackett Steven Douglas Sanford Mark A. Sedmak Trevor John Specht Terrance Liegh Steadman ihomas L. steadmai 2 6 Julie Ann Stewart Scott S. Stolson Maryjane Summers Doreen Taylor Loring P. Taylor Sara Beth Terry Michele Ann Tessmer Michele Lee Thompson Rhonda Lynn Thompson 27 Patty Turner Justin P. Tuttle Stephen J. Tylman Lydia Rachael Vaughn Stephen B. Vibbard Vicki Allyn Warren 28 Robert John Wheeler Dorenda Lynn Wiedeman Patricia L. Wiley 29 Barbara Jane Wilks Theresa Marie Williams Gregory Edward Woods Senior Superlatives Best Looking — Paul Esterer, Karen Deck Prettiest hair —Joe Arcaro, Amy Distelrath Best dressed — Mike Ross, Missy Cole Prettiest eyes — Adam Parma, Sara Terry Friendliest — Becky Arcaro, Greg Woods 30 Shyest — Chris Skippon, Don Brooks is too shy. Class clown — Barb Wilks, Dave McLaughlin is hiding in Mr. Mason's closet Most likely to succeed — Candi Clough, Jay Weppler 31 CHS proudly presents the Class of ’85! Right: Board of Education vice-president George Laituri congratulates a CHS grad. Below: Kenna Specht accepts her diploma as Superintendent Donald Horwood co-ordinates the ceremony. Above: Louise Lyons is given a hand by senior class advisor John Plosila. Above Right: CHS coeds cling to their caps as the wind gusts following a tornado warning. Right: Potential grads file into Municipal Stadium. 32 Left: The Ohio flag flutters as the procession continues. Below: Greg Nappi descends as Jan Hall announces the name of the next graduate. Above Left: Members of the Class of '85 stand solemnly. Above: Stacey Thompson looks past Linda Popka and Sherri Hunt as the photographer catches her eye. 33 Left: The Class of '85 switch their tassels. Seniors trek to Cedar Point Top: Michelle Thompson. Tammy Myers. Michelle Guarino, Lisa Noss, Gina Boggs. Cheryl Brookcr and Vicki Warren pause on the midway. Above: Jackie Baird. Jay Weppler and Lori Bur-lingham go round and round. Pizza, foot-long hot dogs, fries and Coke. The Demon Drop, Corkscrew, Whitewater Landing and Gemini. Sand, Lake Erie, sunshine and friends. The senior class trip to Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio was the last event for the Class of ’85 prior to baccalaureate and commencement June 9- CAMERA SHY Chad R. Bailey Mike Bartone Barbara A. Beatman Sandra L. Belcher Kimberly Betts Cynthia Ann Boroski Cindy Ann Braden Cheryl Ann Brooker Jeffery W. Byrd Dennis L. Camp Steven A. Carlucci Mark W. Christy Greg S. Dalrymple David J. Greer Lynda Walker Houston Daniel J. Jewell Bonnie Kaye Jones Randy Lee Kane Alan S. Kreider Heather LaBounty Howard Lockwood Charles Lower Philip G. Lucas Louise Lyons Marvin S. Maire LeRoy J. Meyer Frank Mickle Laura Mickle Gretchen Miller Milton Miller Greg Mittelstadt Lisa Myers Russell T. Myers Dan A. Natto Mark Alan Nunisto John C. Overlow Mike Pendleton Kimberly S. Peterson Brenda Lee Phillips Randell Poplin Robert Keith Rhodes Victor S. Sauerwein Eric Smegal Michael Shawn Soller Elizabeth Anne Spaller Frank W. Taberner Michelle Renee Thompson Randy F. Towne Mark Stephen Trout David Edward Varkett David N. Wardrop Terry Steve Weber Kelly L. Wheeler Raymond N. Woodworth Kenneth L. Zappitelli 34 umors Juniors . . . — are the 'middle kids’ of CHS. — are more self-assured. — know which classes to take. — can attend the Vo-Ed. — elect to take recreational skills’. — sign up for PSAT. — take the Preliminary National Merit Scholarship Test. — hope to be a 'varsity starter’. — take a more active role in Cl IS activities. — plan and create the Prom. — say ’wait til next year'. Sitting junior class advisor George Voytek and treasurer Dave Gamble. Standing vice-president Missy l-sher. president Ray Campbell and secretary Angela Peji. Karen Adams Sherrie Allen Dean Allred Greg A. Anderson Tammy Anderson Stacey Andes Theresa Ankrom Kim Anthony 36 Lisa Beeman Mike Beeman Ted Belcher Tim Bennett Bob Biggins Steve Blood Shawn Bogart Doug Bort Sean Brady Beth Ashcraft Catherine Baker Mark Baldwin Lisa Baum Chris Brooks Karen Brown Linda Bunnell Gina Burcham Lisa Callahan Ray Campbell Dena Capela Don Carducci Mark Carlucci Holly Champlin Laurie Chapman Jill Chiccarino Patty Cifelli Cheryl Clausen � Dora Clemens ’ Debbie Coe 38 Tim Colby Jennifer Cole P Dave Conroy Perry Courtney Jeff Cox Carol Crate Rick Cunningham Dan Curtis Jack Curtis Rick Dalrymple Scott Dalrymple Steve DeChurch 39 Joe Dombrowsky Janet Doran Pam Dyserc Butch Eaton Kim Eaton Lyda Eichele Rod Eldred Mike Evans Bob Fillinger Debbie Fitzgerald Paul Fox Angella Fuller 40 Wendy Fuller Hllen Fundermark I ave Gamble Brenda Georgia 41 Lisa Georgia Linda Gestwicki Don Giddings John Goodban Rick Gray Jenny Greene Dave Greer Chris Griggs Traci Grubke Stephanie Guest Mark Hall April Hagoort Ray Hammond 42 Mary Haney Kelly Hanson Dan Harvey Kim Hathy Debbie Heagerty Cherie Hedrick Jennifer Hess John Higgins Tina Hiner Beth Hogle Ted Howard Karri Humalainen Troy Humphreys Chris Hunt Lori Huston Gail Ingram Jennette Irish Steve Jennes Denver Jewell Ted Johnson Dale Johnson Michelle Johnston Chris Joslin Tammi Jury 43 Eric Kallio Carina Kategianes Joe Kirker Kim Kapen Ken Kinnan Brenda Kitchen Stephanie Kotnick Beth Laituri June Langford Todd Lasch Pam I.eadingham Beth levering 44 Dave LeVesque Matt Lieb Tracy Loomis Cindy Lott Gary Loudermilk Terry Lowe Brenda Lower Gloria Lucas Sam Lyons Andy Mackey Denise Maki Paul Mansfield 45 Bill Marthaller Sheila Martin Jim Mason Dean Mast Sean McBride Millie McCall Sean McQoskey Paul McCrory Missy McFadden Terri McKibbin Don McKinley Rick McLaughlin Marcy Merritt Adam Miller Lori Miller Fred Minor 46 Brad Mittelstadt Missy Morris Jeff Morrison Brian Mucci Vince Mucci Jeff Neumann Kim Niemi Jodi Myers Ronnie Newhart Scott Nine Stephanie Myers Nancy Nappi 47 Nancy Nunes Ed O'Connell Pat Ogren Roberta Owen Roger Palo Theresa Paneto Angela Peji Ed Petri Perry Petro Julie Philip Charles Phipps Joe Ranney 48 Jeff Rebera Jennifer Robison Jeffrey Root Lynn Rose Chris Roth Lisa Rutland Jessie Sabo Randy Sage Staci Sallamy Linda Schlaich Kristi Schmidt Marie Sedmak Joyce Sharp 49 Ron Shields Bob Slayton Chris Smith Teddy Sparks John Specht Julie Specht Travis Specht Tina Sprague Sue Staudacher Kelli Stemple Brian Stoneman Cindy Swigunski SO Ginny Szalai Brenda Tennant Ann Tenney Bob Terry Angie Thomas Renee Thompson Rob Todaro Chris Toth Kim Tuuri Missy I'sher Angel Vendetti Joan Vendetti Mike Vespe Doug Volkman Tammy Wadding Craig Webb 51 Sharon Wilson Steve Wilson Rick Wolf Pam Young Shawna Zappicello Kathi Zoratti CAMERA SHY Greg B. Anderson Keith Curtiss Troy Eckonen Vicky Ferl Chuck Gerren Dawn Griffey James Hogle Eric Johnson Lone Lockwood Lance Makepeace Greg May Shelli McLaughlin Brian Soltis Michelle Thompson Julie White Jackie Wick 52 Dale Webster Terry Weske Mike Wheeler Bill Wiedeman Julie Williams Ric Williams Sophomores . . . — are the youngest students at CHS. — are nervous or uncertain. — encounter a new faculty. — meet new people. — admire the upperclassmen. — order 1987 class rings. — can enroll in driver's training. — hope to make the ’varsity’. — plan for next year. Sitting sophomore class advisor Jackie Lasher and president Tammy Wardrop. Standing vice-president Debbie Tan. secretary Amy I lerb and treasurer Katherine Esterer. 54 Kelly Agey Chuck Alexander Beth Alexander Scott Altier Karen Anderson Patrick Arcaro Joe Armeni Pat Armeni Amy Artman Dawn Barker Rhonda Barnard Dennis Bart fa i Trevor Baugher Sharon Bennett Marchetta Beviile Pam Bidweli A drain Bowers Melissa Bowers Tammie Braden Marsi Brady Robert Brainard Deirdre Brewer Chad Brown Kim Brown 55 Lora Brown Linda Burlin ham Dan Burns Darlene Burns Beth Burr Tony Burts Janet Call Debbie Castellano Mike Champlin Nancy Champlin Mike Clark Michele Cl toe % Sherry Cline Keysha Clough Brad Cocanower Greg Corcoran Kathy Corcoran Brian Cox Steve Coy Michelle Crandall Ginger Dalrymple Charlotte Danowski Tom Daub Christine De Rosa Renae IX Walt Rob Di Pofi Trista Distelrath Pat Doran 57 David Dratwa Jackie Eaton David Ebersolc Mark Ellingson Becky Elonen Brian Ely Katherine Estercr Renee Fails Heather Fitzgerald Cheryl Fertig Julie Forsty Eric Frambach Shelley French Eric Frey Matt Gaugh Doreen Getson 58 Tricia Gonda Gerry Greene Karen Griswold Nadine Hagoort John Hagscrom Mike Hennessey Terri Hahn Amv Herb Diane Hale Guy Heffelfinger Tammy Hiner Jim Hlifka 59 Brett Holden Jean Hoplight Shelia Hand Camille Hunt Barbie Huston Karen Ingersoll Carrie Ingramm Kris Jennings Melanie Jernejec Irene Johnson Tim Johnston Brian Jones Lorinda Jones Mike Jones Tricia Jury Jackie Jyurovat 60 Dave Kahier Kris Kamppi Kathy Kananen Mark Kapen Mike Kardohely Theresa Kaval Jeanne Kehoe Nathan Kelly Darla Kennedy Mark Kightlinger Ray Kessler Peggy Kimmy 61 Dale Kinnear Tim Lacy Kelly Laituri Tammy Lawson John Kosten Donna Lago Nevin L'Amoreaux Barb Lehconen Phil La Mom Kelly Lem mo Ron Lasch Steve Levering 62 David LeVesque Tracy Lewis Vicki Lillie Joyce Lilly Shelly Lockwood Janelle Loomis Brad Lotc Pete Lower Michelle Lucas Rusty Luce Brad Lydick Bonnie Lynn Keith Maenpaa Rick Makepeace Amy Maleckar Mindy Me Fadden 63 Russell Me Fadden Breck McKendrick Dennis Me Kinley Kim Me Nerney Rick Miller Sean Miller Tami Miller Tim Miller Tracey Miller Joan Monda Joe Morano John Morrison Jennifer Mulchin Brinda Murphy Joey Murzynski Scott Myers 64 Stacey Myers Chris Nickels Donald Osborne John Peaspanen Joel Natto Matt Niinisto Scott Parker Darlene Penniman Tim Natto Michelle Nolan Eric Newhart Colleen O'Brien 65 Michele Penniman Melissa Peterson Chris Pizzi Steve Perkio Renae Picard Darryl Portzer Eric Price Lana Quarts Gary Ramey Adam Read Mario Rebera Shelly Revdak 66 Michelle Ridenour Dave Roosa Alice Rouge' Paul Sackett John Sauerwein Darren Savel Scott Schreiber William Sedmak Brad Skippon Kelly Slayton Mike Smith Mike Smothers Janet Snyder Kris Soltis Larry Soyster Patty Spa Her 67 Jeff Specht Lisa Specht Michael Spencer Scott Stearns Alan Sprague Tim Stewart Joe Stubnar Steve Stump Heidi Sturtevant Mike Sullivan Vanya Swan Jennifer Szalai 68 Leslie Szalai James Tackett Steve Tackett Frank Talcott Debra Tan Lana Thompson Bob Thompson Chris Thompson Stephanie Thompson Tina Tinker Michelle Titus Jim Todd Jodi Todd Nicole Toth Mitch Trout Bob Turner 69 Jason Turner Joy Turtle Rocky Vendetti Amy Volkman Mike Voytek Tammy Wardrop Christine Weppler Ray Wheeler Bill White Jenifer Williamson Joanna Witt Randy Wolfe Rick Wolfe Cheri Wright Joe Zappitclli CAMLRA SHY James Anderson Kris Adams Steve Camp Scott Cline Rachel Diehl Randy Douglas Vincent Hemphill James Hurst Melissa Kultti Cindy Lott Ronnie Luce Michelle Overlow Matt Tylman 70 Sports Seniors end career with 27-3 record! Above: Conneaut's Juniors kneeling from left to right are Troy Humphreys. Rod Eldred, Ken Kinnan, Terry Lowe. Gary I.oudermilk. Bob Biggins and Mark Carlucci. Standing are Chris Joslin. Chris Toth. Don Giddings. Greg Anderson. Andy Mackey. Dave Gamble, Paul Mansfield and Ted Johnson. 72 Left: Conneaut's Seniors from left to right are Dave McLaughlin, Steve Kehoe. Paul Esterer, Adam Parma, Greg Woods, Dan Evans, Joe Arcaro and Greg Below: Rod Eldred advances past a McDowell play-Showalter. er. Above: Conneaut's Sophomores sitting from left to right are David Kahlcr. Keith Maenpaa. Matt Tyl-man. Matt Niinisto, Mike Clark and Joe Morano. Kneeling are Willie Sedmak, Brian Ely. Mitch Trout. Mike Kardohley, Scott Myers. Pat Arcaro and Chad Brown. Standing are David Ebersole.Joe Zappitelli. Mike Smothers. Jim Tackett. John Peaspanen, Chris Pizzi. Brian Jones and Scott Altier. Above: Conneaut's football coaches are kneeling from left to right John Peaspanen, Jeff Whittaker and L. Gary Billman. Standing are Rob Eager. Mike Clancy, Monte Zimmerman, Bill Fails and Bill Halter. Defense carries Spartans to five shutouts! Above: 1984 Conneaut Spartans 8-2 football team. Above: Spartans charge through the hoop, onto the field. Defense was the strength of the football team throughout the '84 season. The defense recorded five shutouts and yielded 52 points in the other five contests. The secondary picked off 23 passes this year, two short of the school record. The Spar- tans, after a slow start, finished 8-2. First year coach Jeff Whittaker was enthused. We had a great year, he stated, These kids have reason to be proud. I've really got to credit my assistant coaches, too. Above: Adam Parma turns the corner in order to pick up yardage against Riverside. Seventeen of the Spartan gridders received honors. Steve Kehoe, with 71 tackles and three interceptions, was named Defensive Player of the Year in the NEC and county. First Team Defense-Northeastern Lake district. AP Special Mention State and UPI Second team State were also captured by Steve, along with the Ojajarvi Trophy. Dave McLaughlin was selected for First team Defense in the Nec, the county, and Honorable Mention All-State UPI. Paul Esterer. chosen for First Team Defense, NEC and County, was the Cl IS candidate for the Ashtabula County Touchdown Club Outstanding Senior Award. First Team NEC and County Defense honors were received by junior Rod Eldred. Second Team Defense NEC and County were credited to Greg Anderson. Andy Mackey received Second Team Defense NEC. Bob Biggins, a junior, received First Team Offense honors in the County and Second Team Offense honors in the NEC. Second Team Offense picks. NEC and County, were seniors Joe Arcaro and Adam Parma and juniors Don Giddings and Ken Kinnan. Second team offense honors in the NEC went to senior Greg Showalter. Tabbed for Special Mention in the NEC were juniors Steve DeChurch. Dave Gamble and Ted Johnson and sophomore John Peaspanen. Honorable Mention in the NEC and County was earned by senior Greg Woods. Honorable Mention selections in the County Showalter. Gamble, Johnson, Mackey and Peaspanen completed the list of honors. The eight seniors were integral during the season. During their three-year CHS football careers they helped produce a 27-3 record and three NEC championships. Top Left: Quarterback Greg Showalter receives play signals from Jeff Whittaker. Left: An Erie Tech runner tries to find some running room through Conneaut s swarming defense. 75 Top: Rod Eldred follows Ken Kinnan's block on the Heralds' defensive back. Above: Conneaut's defense swarms Riverside's ball carrier. 76 Top Left: Mitch Trout dives for the sidelines near Above: Steve Kehoe clears the way for steaming Bob Top Right: Madison defender tips the ball away Conneaut's bench. Biggins. from Bob Biggins. 77 Runners sprint to NEC title during 8-0 season Above: Pat Ogren takes the lead from Alan Kreider in the last turn. Right: Pat Ogren struggles up the treacherous bluff. The sun beat down on the 12 cross country runners as they walked around to avoid cramping. The team had just upped its record to 8-0 by defeating St. John at Conneaut Township Park. At this meet, a new course record, 17:33, had been set by St. John's Jamie Beacom. An existing school record, 17:42, was tied by senior Alan Kreider. Kreider and Junior Pat Ogren represented the harriers at the District Meet on Oct. 20. Junior Ray Campbell and Kreider made All-NEC. The '84 season was the first undefeated season for the cross country team. It was also the first time in 13 years that they had captured the NEC title. The home meets at Township Park seldom had a bevy of fans, but those who attended cheered the runners to victory. 78 Left: Amy Laituri in agony after a tough uphill run. Above: Pat Ogren, Scott Stolson and Alan Kreider try to regain the lead. Left: Cross Country team members: Kneeling: Alberto Bottan. Don Brooks, Dan Curtis, Alan Kreider, Ray Campbell and manager Beth Laituri. Standing: Coach Tom Ritari. Pat Ogren. John Parko-maki, Mike Beeman. Paul McCrory, Jeff Rapose, Amy Laituri, Scott Stolson and Assistant Coach Bob Anderson. Above: Alan Kreider and Pat Ogren sprint the last mile. OPPONENT WIN LOSS SCORE Riverside W 26-33 Edgewood W 15-50 Harbor W 23-32 Ledgemont W 15-50 Geneva W 18-43 Madison W 20-35 Ashtabula W 16-44 St. John w 20-40 79 Top Left: Senior Scott Stolson lunges at the finish line. Above: Senior John Parkomaki takes his number as he crosses the line. Above Right: Senior Alberto Bottan seems glad to see the finish line. Right: Senior Alan Kreider runs away from the pack. 80 1984 Cross Country team Above Right: Senior Amy Laituri mixes joy and anguish at the finish line. Above: Senior Don Brooks seems tired after reaching the top of the bluff. 81 Spartans drive for(e) a good season First Row: David Dratwa. Mike Vespe. Tim Colby. Doug Volkman.Jack Curtis. Second Row:JeffJohn-son.Jamey Shahan. Bob Rangel. Angela Feji. Third Row: Fd Reydak. Rick Grubke. Mike Ross. Fourth Row:Joe Armeni. Steve Tylman. Top: Coach Charles Ott. Not pictured: David Rudler. OPPONENT WIN LOSS SCORE Riverside L 189-159 Edgewood L 174-162 Harbor W 163-195 Geneva W 172-173 Madison L 166-163 Ashtabula W 163-185 Riverside L 177-160 St. John W 164-195 Edgewood L 179-175 I larbor W 162-185 Geneva L 167-159 Madison W 170-172 Ashtabula L 185-176 St. John W 186-193 Senior Rick Grubke waits for the wind to die down. Senior Fd Reydak pauses at the top of his back swing. Senior Bob Rangel shoots out of the rough onto the fairway. Senior Mike Ross watches his putt as it drops for a par. The CHS golf team had problems putting a winning streak together in '84. They won a game and then they lost a game under coach Charles Ott. Captain Steve Tylman. a senior, led the linksters with a low stroke average of 39.35. Tylman was medalist at the section- Top: Senior Steve Tylman s putt drops into the cup. Above: Mike Ross fades the ball on a short par three. al district qualifier. He was also match medalist five times and received the Tim Fitzgerald award after being elected MVP by his teammates. Senior Bob Rangel, a one-time match medalist, received AII-NFiC team honors by shooting an 88 in the tourney. Top: Angela Peji conies out of her swing on the final tee. Above. David Rudler lines up his putt on the 9th green. 83 Spartans serve for a win Above: Candi Clough supports Jessie Sabo's tough back court volley. Right: Floor: Beth Alexander. Nancy Champiin. Second Row: Kelly Laituri, Nancy Nunes. Linda Bunnell. Stephanie Myers. Third Row: Coach Dave Simpson. Heidi Litwiler. Candi Clough, Assistant Coach Sandy Clark. Top: Stacey Maleckar. 84 Left: Nancy Nunes and Candi Clough watch Linda Bunnell return a low spike. The goal of the '84 volleyball team was to better the 83 record (8-8). Unfortunately. they did not reach this goal. The '84 record was 5-9 NEC. 6-11 overall. Senior Heidi Litwiler received the second team award for All-County and All-NEC. Candi Clough, also a senior, received second team honors All-County and honorable mention in the NEC. Senior Stacey Maleckar and juniors Stephanie Myers and Nancy Nunes all received honorable mention awards for both NEC and the County. WIN OPPONENT LOSS SCORES Geneva L 5-15, 2-15 Riverside W 15-11, 16-14 Madison L 10-15, 11-15 Edgewood L 13-15, 9-15 Ashtabula L 13-15, 13-15 Harbor L 12-15, 11-15 St. John L 4-15, 7-15 Geneva L 5-15, 7-15 Madison W 15-7, 16-14 Ashtabula W 15-12, 8-15, 15-10 Riverside W 6-15, 15-6, 15-6 St. John L 3-15, 7-15 Edgewood W 15-9, 15-1 Harbor L 4-15, 6-15 Left: Seniors Candi Clough, , Stacey Maleckar, and Heidi Litwiler demonstrate teamwork- 85 Aggressive play lands the win Above: Nancy Nunes returns an aggressive spike. Right: Jessie Sabo. Stephanie Myers, and Heidi Litwiler watch as Nancy Nunes sets the offense. 86 Boys show class in a tough season Above front row: Matt Zappitelli, Paul McCrory, Steve Kehoe. Ted Johnson and Dave Gamble. Middle row: Fred Minor, Eric Kallio, Mark Hall and Steve DeChurch. Back row: Coach Dave Simpson. Rob DiPofi. Matt Tylman. John Hagstrom and Alan Sprague. Right: A flat-footed Steve Kehoe has no chance to block a jump shot. 88 89 Top Left: Steve DeChurch gets shot off among three defenders. Top: An empty-handed Steve DeChurch watches as Steve Kehoe comes down with the rebound. Dave Gamble and Ted Johnson look on. Above: Matt Zappitelli is pushed by an opposing player after the layup. WIN LOSS L L L L L W W L W W L L L L W L L L L L L OPPONENT Warren Howland Riverside Edgewood Fairview Girard Harbor Jefferson Geneva Madison Pymatuning Valley Ashtabula St. John's Erie Tech Riverside Edgewood Harbor Madison Ashtabula St. John Geneva Mentor Cardinals SCORE 58-102 56- 58 45-62 45-62 71- 78 45-43 68-60 42-47 67- 56 68- 39 45- 55 62-82 46- 83 65-73 61-52 65-78 37-38 61-67 72- 89 57- 70 45-92 Above: Ted Johnson's layup captures Dave Gamble's and Eric Kallio's attention. The boy's basketball team, with head coach Dave Simpson and assistant coach Roger Sterling, finished the 1984-85 season 5-15 overall, 3 11 NEC. Steve Kehoe, the sole senior, was selected as MVP. He was also honored with the Bob Greenwood Memorial Award and elected to the first teams in both the NEC and the County. Far left: Steve Kehoe's layup draws Eric Kallio's attention. I .eft: Steve DeChurch and a teammate battle two Beavers for control. Girls defend NEC title with 22-1 season Above, front: Coach Paul Ruland, Laura Horwood. Candi Clough and assistant coach Mike Clancy. Second row: Heidi Litwiler, Michele Lucas. Stacey Ma-leckar. Cathy Horwood and Stacey Cover. Third row: Nancy Champlin and Kelly Laituri. Fourth row: Beth Alexander and Jennifer Cole. Fifth row: Beth Hogle and Katherine Esterer. Top: Nancy Nunes. Above right: Stacey Cover scores on a layup. Right: Beth Hogle signals that Nancy Nunes is safe. Far right: The fans congratulate the girls after clinching the NEC. 92 The goal of the girl's basketball team was not only to better last year's record but also to become the dominant team in the league. Both goals were ultimately reached, as Conneaut closed its season 14-0 NEC, 22-1 overall, under head coach Paul Ruland and assistant coach Mike Clancy. Senior Heidi Litwiler was selected Player of the Year in the NEC, First Team All-County, First Team AP 1985 Ohio Northeastern Lakes Division and Special Mention All-State. Heidi left her mark in the record books with 371 total points. She also set a new record with 85 assists. Stacey Cover, also a senior, was selected to the Second Team in both the county and the NEC. Cover set a mark for the record books with a total of 126 steals this season. Senior Stacey Maleckar received the Rebounding Award. Mai' tied a previous school record with 25 caroms in one game. Fler rebound total for the season was 281. Candi Clough, another senior, received Special Mention in both the county and the NEC. Candi also garnered the Foul-Shooting Award. The MVP Award was shared by Clough, Cover, Laura Horwood, Litwiler and Maleckar. Coach Paul Ruland received the Ashtabula County Coach of the Year Award. He was also named Co-coach of the Year in the AP 1985 Ohio Northeastern Lakes Division. 93 Seniors capture the glory Above: Heidi Litwiler drives the baseline to get position. Right: Laura Horwood. Candi Clough. Stacey Cover. Heidi Litwiler. Cathy Horwood, Stacey Maleckar and manager Amy Laituri line up at mid-court. 94 Top: Senior Candi Clough Above: Senior Laura Horwood Top: Senior Stacey Cover Top: Senior Cathy Horwood Above: Senior Heidi Litwiler Above: Senior Stacey Maleckar Above: Stacey Cover leaps for a one-handed layup. 95 Below: Candi Clough hovers over a St. John opponent. Right: Michele Lucas vies for the tip-off. Above: Heidi Litwiler tries a jump shot from inside the key. Right: The referee signals a foul on Stacey Cover. 96 OPPONENT WIN LOSS SCORE Grand Valley W 58-33 Jefferson W 39-24 Riverside W 48-35 Girard, PA W 52-46 Edgewood W 61-18 Harbor W 51-35 Madison W 44-36 Geneva W 35-19 Ashtabula W 51-46 Erie Tech, PA W 67-28 Jefferson W 66-28 St. John W 48-39 Riverside W 55-36 Grand Valley W 54-29 Edgewood W 46-29 Harbor W 71-33 Geneva W 33-30 Madison W 65-54 Ashtabula W 53-37 St. John W 49-38 Poland w 61-33 Woodrow Wilson w 69-36 Hubbard L 47-50 Left: Stacey Maleckar fights to gather a rebound. Far Left: Stacey Maleckar watches Candi Clough struggle for the ball. Left: Stacey Maleckar defies gravity during her Harlem Globetrotter routine. Above: Laura Horwood and a Mariner scrap for the ball. 97 Wrestlers have bright spots in long season Top Front: Jim Hlifka, Scott Smith, Rob Coxon and Dennis Zilch. Second Row: Keith Maenpaa, Trevor Baugher, Mitch Trout, Ed Barch and Chuck Ro-zalski. Third Row: Joe Zappitelli, Dan Evans, Adam Farma and Ron Kantola. Back: Ken Kinnan, Paul Esterer, Dave McLaughlin, Bob Biggins and Rex Droese. Above Left: Rex Droese squares into a stance. Above: Trevor Baugher puts a grapevine on his opponent. 98 Top Left: The referee checks the clock as Keith Maenpaa struggles for a pin. Top Right: Paul Esterer runs the spiral ride and crossface. Left: Coaches Hansen and Whittaker watch Paul Esterer hold onto the match. Above: Mitch Trout looks exhausted after a tough match. 99 Above: Senior Dan Evans Above Right: The referee counts as Dan Curtis tries to pin his opponent. In his first year St$ve Hansen and his assistant Jeff Whittaker coached the grapplers to a 5-7 season. The season was hampered by injuries to some key wrestlers, most notably the broken arm of Keith Maenpaa. On the bright side CHS captured three second places and five fourths in the NEC tournament. Adam Parma at 155 pounds, Paul Esterer (175) and heavyweight Dave Me Laughlin won the silver. Scott Smith (98), Dennis Zilch (112), Trevor Baugher (132), Dan Curtis (145), and Bob Biggins (185) brought home the fourths following the one day tournament. Three Spartans qualified for the Regional. Mitch Trout at 138 pounds was accompanied by Esterer and Me Laughlin. Trout fell in the 'wrestle backs.' At the Winter Sports Banquet Trout was recognized with the 'Most Improved Wrestler Award.’ Me Laughlin (20-9) had earned the award for most pins. Esterer with a 23-5 record grabbed the 'Mr. Wrestler' and MVP awards. Senior Adam Parma Adam Parma takes a breather before assuming the referee's position. 100 ■•■4 « nwy w Above: The referee holds back an attacking Paul Esterer. Right: Senior Paul Esterer Top Right: Coaches Hansen and Whittaker give Dave McLaughlin support during the sectional finals. Above: Senior Dave McLaughlin 101 Right: Members of the '84-'85 Varsity Cheerleading Squad are: kneeling — Marsi Brady; second row — Sara Terry. Lori Barch. Heather Kotnick and captain Amy Distelrath; third row — Stephanie Myers. Traci Grubke and Linda Bunnell; above — Missy Cole; top — Shawna Zappitello. Below: Cheerleading advisor Nancy Mosbrook. Above: Cheerleaders go for two' at a basketball game. Right: The squad cheers the football team from the sidelines. 102 Cheerleaders add pep to CHS Top: Senior Amy Distelrach, captain. Above: Senior Sara Terry. Top: Senior Missy Cole. Middle: Senior Lori Barch. Above: Cheerleaders add excitement to the bon-fire. The 1985 Spartan baseball team had a lackluster season with a 2-12 NEC record. In the two Conneaut victories the Spartans were spoilers. CHS defeated Edgewood in mid-season which led to the Warriors' downfall. In the final game for the CHS baseball team. Conneaut dumped St.John to take the Heralds out of the running for the NEC title. The Spartans' overall record was 3-17 with a non-conference win over Erie Tech. Senior Brian Smith was selected the MVP by his teammates. The award was sponsored by the Optimist Club. Top right: Steve DeChurch has connected on a pitch from the Madison pitcher. Right: The CHS dugout experiences many levels of concentration during a long season. Far right: Senior Brian Smith warms-up' before the next inning. Below sitting: Mike Smith, Joe Dombrowsky, Keith Maenpaa. Pat Doran and Joe Zappitelli. Kneeling: Jim Hurst, Brian Ely, Rob DiPofi, Terry Lowe and Rick McLaughlin. Standing: assistant coach Mike Conway, Greg Myers. Mike Zappitelli, Scott Dal-rymple, Scott Myers, Steve DeChurch, Brian Smith and head coach Ron Young. Baseball team plays as a spoiler % Above left: Joe Dombrowsky anticipates the throw to second to turn two.' Above: Keith Maenpaa grabs a line drive at short. Far left: Outfielders sitting Mike Zappitelli and Jim Hurst. Kneeling: Terry Lowe. Pat Doran and Scott Dalrymple. Standing: Brian Ely. Steve DeC.hurch and Rick McLaughlin. Left: Mike Smith takes the throw from the outfield at third. 105 Right: Brian Ely takes a low pitch. Below: Steve DeChurch fields a grounder in center. Below center: Rick McLaughlin catches a fly in right field. Below right: Terry Lowe has his body in front of a grounder in left field. Bottom: Brian Smith delivers the pitch at Skippon Field. Softball advances to district finals In 1985 the CHS girls' softball team was the defending NEC champ. Six seniors from the 17-3 (10-2 NEC) '84 team had graduated. In '85 seven seniors and some under-classwomen stepped in to fill the void, but they were unable to retain the NEC title. A 9-5 NEC record earned the team a fourth place. The NEC had become stronger. Behind the pitching of Heidi Litwiler and with the hitting of Litwiler, Stacey Cover, Carrie Ingramm and Beth Hoyt the team downed Edgewood 11-2 to win sectionals and Warren Western Reserve 6-1 to gain a spot in the district finals. A 1-3 loss to Niles in the district finals eliminated the softball team at 14-6 on the season under coach Charles Ott. Jackie Baird, Stacey Cover and Heidi Litwiler garnered first team honors in both the NEC and All-County. Candi Clough earned second team NEC and County. Beth Hoyt in the NEC and County won special mention. Senior Heidi Litwiler displays her 11 -6 pitching form. Freshman Beth Hoyt averages .400 during the season. Left front row: Tammy Wardrop. Paula Carney, Sharon Bennett, Missy Peterson and Stephanie Roberts. Middle row: Beth Hoyt, Carrie Ingramm, Nancy Nunes. Vicki Lillie and Candi Clough. Back row: Coach Charles Ott, Stacey Cover, Heidi Litwiler, Cathy Horwood, Jackie Baird and Holly Adams. Senior Stacey Cover scoops up a grounder near the third base line. 107 Outfielders: kneeling; Sharon Bennett. Vicki Lillie. Carrie Ingramm and Missy Peterson. Standing; Paula Carney. Jackie Baird and Holly Adams. Sophomore Carrie Ingramm uses two hands to catch Senior Jackie Baird goes to her right to catch a line the ball. drive. 108 1 TJ ,V«T v,Ti r v ■ Li: V� Ti rv Junior Nancy Nunes moves to her left from second base. Team leading hitter Heidi Litwiler (.468) slashes an extra base hit. Left infielders: kneeling; Tammy Wardrop. Stephanie Roberts, Beth Hoyt and Nancy Nunes. Standing: Stacey Cover, Heidi Litwiler. Cathy Horwood and Candi Clough. Below: Senior Candi Clough removes her face mask after the third out. Beth Hoyt stretches from first for the put out. 109 Young tennis team plays tough schedule The tennis team concluded the 1985 season with a 5-16 overall record, 3-11 in the NEC. It was the most demanding schedule, as far as the caliber of opponents, stated coach Tom Ritari. Ritari played a lot of young people, four had no varsity experience.” On the three singles and two doubles teams, two of the regular starters were freshmen while one w'as a sophomore. Senior Paul Esterer was chosen Most Valuable Player. In addition to the tennis MVP, Esterer was presented the Bob Smith All Sports Award by the Booster Club for his participation in football, wrestling and tennis. Right: Front: Scott Smith, Katherine Esterer, Kathy Hlifka and Tammy Anderson. Middle: Matt Tylman, Scott Bogart. Mitch Moisio. Brad Skippon and Alan Sprague. Back: Coach Tom Ritari, Greg Johnson. Paul Esterer. Dan Harvey and Steve Tylman. Above: Matt Tylman eyes the ball at the top of his 110 Above: Dan Harvey attempts a back-hand as Scott Bogart watches. Top: Senior Greg Johnson approaches the net to punch the ball. Above: Doubles players front: Scott Smith and Shawn Bogart. Back: Dan Harvey and Steve Tylman. Top: Senior Steve Tylman awaits the high forehand volley. Above: Senior Paul Esterer just prior to releasing the ball on a serve. Ill Cindermen establish three CHS records Above: Front row: Paul Mansfield, Adam Parma. Ray Campbell, Alan Kreider and Dave Gamble. Second row-: Bart Dalrymple. Mark Carlucci, Tim Colby. Jim Chadwick, Paul McCrory and Pat Arcaro. Third row: Mike Beeman, Chris Pizzi, Tyrone Hunt, Mike Kardohely. Tim McCloskey and Chris Joslin. Back row': assistant coach Richard Killian, John Pea-spanen. Brett Holden, Matt Niinisto, Rex Droese and coach Bill Halter. Middle: Adam Parma demonstrates his record setting 20'9 long jump form. Right: The sand explodes as Tim Colby lands in the long jump pit. Far right: Mark Carlucci nears the tape with a commanding lead in the 100 meter sprint. 112 Top left: Ray Campbell starts the next leg of the 3200 meter relay after the baton is passed by Alan Kreider. Campbell and Kreider combined with Mike Beeman and Bart Dalrymple to set a school record of 8:36.7. Top right: Mike Beeman, Bart Dalrymple and Alan Kreider take the lead in the first turn of the 3200 meter race. Middle left: Alan Kreider. Mike Beeman and Bart Dalrymple lock strides. Above: Alan Kreider and Mike Beeman congratulate each other moments after a one-two finish in the 3200. Above: Mike Kardohely clears a hurdle in the 300 lows setting a CHS record of 40.0. Above: Dave Gamble hurdles down the straightaway during the 110 highs. 113 Above: Adam Parma strains to clear the bar in the pole vault. Top right: Tyrone Hunt readily clears the bar in the high jump. Right: John Peaspanen just releases the shot. Far right: John Peaspanen completes his last spin before releasing the discus. Bottom right: Paul Mansfield grimaces as he readies to put the shot. Bottom far right: Rex Droese eyes the flight of the discus. The CHS tracksters set three school records in a 3-5 season. Adam Parma jumped 20’9’’ to set the record in the long jump. The 3200 relay team of Ray Campbell, Mike Beeman, Bart Dalrymple and Alan Kreider set a record when they sprinted to a 8:36.7 finish. The third record set was in the 300 meter low hurdles by Mike Kardohely who ran a 40.0. 114 Hurt Activities Student Council Contributes to CHS It has been a tradition to have a 'council' of'students' who are active. The 1984-’85 CHS Student Council is no exception. The '84 Homecoming activities were organized and funded by the Student Council. Before Christmas, a 'need tree', decorated with mittens, caps, socks and scarves, helped some children of Con-neaut have a warmer winter. Student Council sponsored the successful production of Damn Yankees'. Coordination of the Red Cross Blood Mobile and student donors gave others the gift of life. Active participation by all of the students' at CHS enabled the 'council' to maintain the tradition. Top right, front row: advisor Karen Supplee, vice-president Stacey Maleckar. and treasurer Paul McCrory. Back row: advisor Richard Belconis, president Dina Rudler, and secretary Beth Laituri. Above, front rowf: Amy Laituri, Jackie Baird, Stacey Maleckar, Alberto Bottan and Beth Laituri. Middle row: Richard Belconis, Ellen Fundermark, Karen Supplee. Irene Johnson and Ray Campbell. Back row: Paul McCrory, Cammille Hunt, Trisha Jury. Debbie Tan and Mike Beeman. 116 NHS continues tradition Speakers for the induction were: Scott Miller, secre-tary treasurer Kenna Specht, president Jay Weppler, vice-president Paul Esterer and Amy Laituri. a The inductees listen to the featured speaker superintendent Donald Horwood. Inductees, front left: Lori Barch, Missy Cole, Stacey Andes, Lisa Campbell, Janet Doran, Jennifer Cole, Terri McKibbin and Pat Wiley Taylor. Second row: Beth Laituri, Chris Brooks, Stephanie Myers, Yvonne Portzer. Tina Sprague. Angela Peji and Ellen Fundermark. Third row: Kim Kapen. Ray Campbell, Dave Conroy. Gary Loudermilk, Brian Ewig and Shawn Sackett. Back: Eric Kallio.John Specht. Karri Humalainen, Mark Hall, Beth Levering, Mike Bee-man, Steve Tylman and John Parkomaki. Left: prior members, sitting left: Kenna Specht, Jay Weppler. Paul Esterer. Sara Terry and Greg Showalter. Back: Stacey Maleckar. Sherri Hunt. Amy Laituri. Rick Grubke. Kendra Curtiss and Joe Ar-caro. The CHS chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 32 new members in the Spring of '85. The new NHS members will be expected to exhibit the four qualities of the Society; Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. These four qualities were considered when the members were selected. The annual banquet honoring the new members was held the evening of the induction. Featured speaker was former CHS student and NHS member Beth Es-tock. The ceremony and the banquet were coordinated by NHS advisors Lois Kan-anen and Donald Ketchum. 117 Above: Flutes — kneeling: Ellen Fundermark, Kenna Moore. Cathy Baker, Stacy Burdue, Missy Kraus and and Cristy Deemer. Specht. Kathy Kananen. Debbie Heagerty and Tracy Lisa Heffelfmger. Standing: Julie Curtis, Theresa Ka- Dcwey. Middle row: Christine Weppler, Michelle vel. Kathy Corcoran. Becky Elonen. Tammy Chapin 118 Above: Tubas — kneeling: David Conroy and Kirk Hutchins. Standing: John Hagstrom and David Dratwa. Left: Band Council — kneeling: Brian Cox, Craig gle. Lynn Rose. Missy Usher. Beth Laituri. Chrissy Webb. Stacey Maleckar. Nathan Olin and Jackie Vendetti and Kelly Kulyak. Baird. Standing: Jenny Olin,Jenny Miltncr. Beth Ho- Above: Altoniums — kneeling: Heather Kotnick, Top Right: The marching band performs during pre-Jenni Mulchin and Triciajury. Standing: Jenny Olin. game ceremonies at Erie Tech. Debbie Tan. Jackie Baird and Beth Burr. 119 Right: Clarinets — kneeling: Beth Hogle. Tracey Miller, Beth Chaplin. Heather Kinney. Rona Barnard and Missy Dalrymple. Standing: Janet Doran. Dave Atkins.Julie Griffith, Trista Distelrath, Craig Webb. Martha Cole. Amy Maleckar, Darla Kennedy and Beth Alexander. Above: Trumpets — sitting:Jodi Arcaro. Cheryl Tennant. Tim Tan, Stacey Peterson. Pam Reynolds. Darlene Olsen, Jennie Lillie. Aaron Venable and Keith Drennen. Middle: Chris Jackson, David Le Vesque. Scott Schreiber, Brian Cox, Stacey Myers. Nathan Olin. Tracy Lewis, Guy Heffelfinger and Jenni Edwards. Standing: Mike Wheeler. Karri Humalainen. Julie Kahler, Stacey Maleckar. Amy Laituri, Carina Kategianes and Beth Laituri. Right: Trombones — bottom: Eric Price. Mark Hall and Jay Weppler. Middle: Jenni Williamson. Sean Miller. Dean Allred and Jodi Todd. Top: Eric Frey. 120 Above: Alto Sax — kneeling: Pat Wiley-Taylor. Chrissy Vendetti and Kelly Kulyak. Standing: Jim Todd. Shawn Sackett. Sue Reinke and Lora Brown. Above: Tenor Sax — foreground: Scott Miller. Middle Brian Ewig and Eric Frambach. Standing: Eric Ross. 121 Top: Percussion — kneeling: Chad Brooks. Tim Miller. Mike Voytek. Paul McCrory and Eric New hart. Standing: Heidi Sturtevant. John Arcaro, Tammy Lawson. Bob Brainard and Kim Betts. Above: Band Captain Stacey Maleckar, Director George Voytek and Co-captain Beth Hogle. Above: Seniors — lower left, clockwise: Shawn Sack-ett. Scott Miller. Jackie Baird. Amy Laituri. Julie Kahler. Alan Johnson. Brian Ewig, Stacey Maleckar, Darleen Smith. Trudi Ruth. Kim Kauppila, Karen Deck. Becky Arcaro.Jay Wepplcr, Pat Wiley-Taylor. Tom Steadman. Kenna Specht and Mary Shellham-mer. 122 Majorettes twirl to the beat of the band Top Left: 1984 CHS Majorettes: Front — Capt. Lynn Rose; Middle — Irene Johnson. Marci Kultti; Back — Charlotte Danowski. Cheri Hedrick. Above: Marci Kultti performs at the Hi-Lites Concert. Top Right: Captain Lynn Rose pauses on the sideline. Above: Majorettes synchronize a routine at Municipal Stadium. 123 Drill Team adds life to CHS Below: The Drill Team performs at the Hi-Lites Concert. Middle: The girls execute a routine learned at Band Camp. Bottom: The Drill Team struts its stuff at the Cleveland Force pme. 124 Senior Darleen Smith Far Left: The '8-1-'85 Drill Team poses for a half-time picture. Members are — front: Tammy NXardrop. Darleen Smith. Karen Deck, Trudi Ruth, captain Missy Usher. Missy Morris. Stacey Andes. Janet Call and Amy Herb. Standing: Chris Brooks. Karen In-gersoll, Dawn Barker, Kim Baton, Jennette Irish. Becky Arcaro and Kim Kauppila. Left: The '84-’85 Drill Team captain is junior Missy Usher. Senior Kim Kauppila Senior Becky Arcaro Senior Karen Deck 125 Choir sings with enthusiasm Top: Choir members are: bottom, left to right — Lori Burlingham, Heidi Litwiler. I.aura Horwood. Bonnie Lynn, Paula Carney. Michele Nolan. Stephanie Kot-nick and Jackie Baird. Middle — Linda Burlingham. Lisa Specht. Janet Doran. Jodi Todd. Karen Capela, Julie Kahler and Jennifer Robison. Top — Shawn Sackett. Dave Dratwa. Scott Stolson. Mike Voytek. Dave Conroy and Mike Wheeler. Above: Choir Council — Director George Voytek. president Karen Capela. senior class representative Lori Burlingham and sophomore class representative Dave Dratwa. Not pictured — junior class representative Dave Conroy. Right: Director Voytek rehearses with the choir. 126 Right: Becky Arcaro receives the crown, roses and trophy as the 1984 Homecoming Queen. Below: Becky, escorted by her father Chester Arcaro, anxiously approaches the sideline. On October 5, people crowded the stands at Municipal Stadium to witness the crowning of the 1984 Homecoming Queen. There was a nip in the air. and the array of colors stood out under the bright lights that illuminated the field. The 1984 Homecoming Queen is ... were the words spoken to the hushed crowd moments before Becky Arcaro stepped forward to receive her crown and roses. Presenting the gifts were football co-captainsjoe Arcaro, Paul Esterer, Steve Kehoe and Greg Showalter. Before Becky was crowned Homecoming Queen, she and her court of Missy Cole. Karen Deck. Amy Distelrath. Karen Marker and Sara Terry had to endure a few days of anxiety and a few hours of Homecoming festivities. The festivities, organized by Student Council, kicked off with a bonfire in the Astatic parking lot.' A parade which included the Conneaut and Harbor marching bands and the six candidates for Queen made its way to the stadium. After being crowned Queen and giving an acceptance speech. Becky and her court watched the game. The Spartan defense played superbly, holding the Harbor Mariners to 89 total yards. The CHS offense was devastating, gaining 336 yards, 3.32 of them rushing. The Spartans pum-meled the Mariners, 45-0. Homecoming '84 will be a lasting memory for Queen Becky, her court, the CHS football team and the many spectators. 127 over the 1984 Homecoming festivities Above: The nominees with their escorts excitedly await the announcement of the Homecoming Queen. Right: Becky Arcaro poses with her father. Chester Arcaro. and football captain Steve Kehoe. Far Right: Becky is congratulated with kisses from her father and Steve. Below: The court takes time out for a picture before the game. 128 Far Left: The first member of the court. Missy Cole, smiles apprehensively. Left: Karen Deck sparkles with excitement for the fans. CHS Vo-Ed candidate Karen Marker smiles shyly The last member of the court. Sara Terry, glows for the crowd. Amy Distelrath shines with radiance at the spectators. 129 On Dec. 22, Garcia Gym was transformed into a Winter Wonderland for the annual Snow Dance. Mr. Plosila, senior class advisor, commented that the dance . . was (decorated) better than any I've seen, considering the limited materials (available). Amy Laituri was elected Snow Queen. Her court consisted of' Lori Barch, Karen Capela. Mary Shellhammer, Darleen Smith and Vicki Warren. DJ s for the evening were Joe Chadwick and Paul Es-terer. Amy reigns as Snow Queen! Above Right: Amy Laituri. 1984 Snow Queen, glistens with happiness. Above: Queen Amy and her escort, Jim Vespe. take time out from dancing. Right: The court gathers for a picture. 130 Top Left: Lori Barch is escorted by Dan Evans. Above Left: Mary Shellhammer is accompanied by John Parkomaki. Left: Vicki Warren is escorted by Mark Orrenmaa. Top Right: Karen Capela attends with Tom Eden. Above Right: Darleen Smith is accompanied by Neil Usher. 131 Right: Paul Esterer. 1985 Twirp King, is escorted by Missy L'sher. Below: Paul and Missy lead the dance. The junior class put a twist in the format of the Valentine's Day Dance. Instead of the usual Queen, the juniors opted tor a King. Members of the Twirp Court were Ed Bunnell. Paul Esterer. Bob Lehtonen, Dave McLaughlin. Greg Nappi and Adam Parma. After some confusion, Paul Esterer was correctly identified as Twirp King. The dance was termed a big success with a good response from the student body. Junior class vice-president Missy Usher stated that the dance was well worth the effort. Professional DJ Stepen Kean provided the music and entertainment for the dance. Above Right: Ed Bunnell is accompanied by Renee Fails. Right: Bob Lehtonen attends with Beth Spaller. Paul is chosen Twirp King! 132 133 Beth and Bob share Twilight at Misty Harbor” Twilight at Misty Harbor” with seagulls and sand, a lighthouse and a break-wall, driftwood and pier — was the setting for the 1985 Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was held May 18 at the Rowe Junior High cafeteria. Guests entered on a pier with water trickling beneath it. Sights of Joe's Fresh Fish' and the Misty Harbor Nite Club' greeted the anxious visitors. A breakwall terminating at a lighthouse separated the dance floor from the seating area. On the far wall was a mural of a sunset. The court stood on another pier, before a mural of gliding sailboats. When the music started, couples whirled out onto the dance floor, creating a sea of color As First Class' sang, the colors — from the lightest shade of pink to the darkest shade of blue — blended to form a giant kaleidoscope, turning in time to the music. During the evening. Bob Lehtonen and Beth Spaller were crowned Prom King and Queen. Serving on the court were Stacey Cover and Ted Root, Ginger Case and Greg Hahn,Julie Lyon and Mark Sed-mak, Karen and Steve Sanford and Becky Arcaro and Steve Kehoe. After spending the twilight at Misty Harbor, CHS students and guests went for a walk on the Boardwalk.' The After-Prom, held in the CHS gym, depicted an Atlantic City casino. Gamblers' played blackjack and poker, or danced to the music spun by Joel Miller. The After-Prom events included the crowning of Joan Vendetti as Queen and Brian Mucci, King of the After-Prom. Later, students gathered around the stage for an auction, spending the money that had been won earlier. Both Misty Harbor' and the Boardwalk' will be treasured memories for departing seniors and the many juniors who experienced the magic. Top Right: Prom Queen Beth Spaller and King Bob Lehtonen smile shyly. Right: The Court poses for a picture after the King and Queen are crowned. 134 Top Left: The music of First Class’ brings the Prom couples onto the dance floor. Top Right: Karen Brown and Chris Hunt pause before a life preserver. Above Left: Rona Berdel and Randy Anslow toast Twilight at Misty Harbor.' Above Right: Mary Shellhammer. Linda Bunnell. Stephanie Myers and their escorts hesitate on the pier as they exit the Prom. Right: Juniors, seniors and guests move to the beat.' After-Prom, an excursion to the fOOD' miT( III Boardwalk’ Far Left: Brian Mucci and Joan Vendetti were selected King and Queen in a drawing. Left: Sue Bailey and Barry Johnston have their mugs' shot on the Boardwalk.' Below Left: Carina Kategianes watches apprehensively as Beth Hogle has her fortune read. Below Right: Dan Evans, incognito, puts his money’ down at the softball pitch. 137 'Damn Yankees’ scores a hit! Right: The cast takes a final curtain call for an appreciative audience. Below: Jennifer Robison watches Mike Smith steal the show with his rendition of The Good Old Days'. Above center: Paul Esterer laments the loss of his wife. Above right: Paul Esterer and Jennifer Robison enjoy a romantic interlude. Right:Jennifer Robison and the fan club sing for the featured dancers. 138 Left: The Cleveland Indians sing (their) heart' (out). Below left: The dancers mambo to the crowd’s delight. Below: Debbie Tan and Paul Esterer commiserate over lost loves. Far left: Devilish Mike Smith tries to con Dave Dratwa into selling his soul. Left: Chris Brooks tap dances while the ball players mimic her. 139 Kendra As an American Field Service participant, Kendra Curtiss spent the summer of '84 in Quesada, Costa Rica. The town was founded by a great-grandfather of her host family. The Quesada family included three sisters and a brother. While in the Central American country Kendra visited the capital and beaches on the Carribean. She also spent a week across the border in Nicaragua. On Costa Rica, Kendra grinned, I'm going back there someday. Amy Laituri spent her '84 summer in the small village of Botsmark. Sweden through the AFS program. Amy's host parents, Dennis and Britta Karlsson, had two sons and a daughter. In addition to hiking, water-skiing and wind-surfing Amy also had a number of flights in an ultra-light plane. Excursions to the capital Stockholm and to Vaasa. Finland were added to her stay in the Scandinavian country. Amy exclaimed that she, had a wonderful family. They were all so great. I loved it there. Above: AFS Club front: Brian Cox. Alberto Bottan, Amy Laituri. Alan Johnson and advisor Joseph Parma. Back: Trista Distelrath, Beth Burr, advisor Joy Es-tock. John Parkomaki and Kendra Curtiss. Right: Kendra Curtiss catches some rays' at the Playas del Coco on the Carribean. Far Right: Kendra and her 'sisters' of the Quesada family visit the Teatro Nacional in San Jose. Below: Amy Laituri is ready for a flight. Below Right: The Karlssons, Amy's family, enjoy a four hour ferryboat ride. and Amy vacation through AFS it t; t Model UN faces international crises Above: The three representatives of Burkina Faso are Kim Kapen. Jennifer Cole and Ellen Fundermark. Left: Brian Ewig represents Nicaragua. Front: Alan Johnson, Mike Ball, Paul Esterer, Joe Chadwick, Dave Me Laughlin, Alberto Bottan.John Parkomaki and Steve Kehoe. Middle: Tim Miller, Paul Mansfield, Chris Roth, Kim Kapen, Ellen Fundermark, Jennifer Cole. Angela Peji. Jackie Baird and Barry Johnston. Back: advisor Monte Zimmerman. Ray Campbell, Craig Webb, Mark Hall, David Conroy. Sean Me Closkey, Pat Ogren and Brian Ewig. The three day Model UN meeting at Kent State University Ashtabula Campus concluded with a simulated 'crisis day'. The Iran-Iraq War, South American racial rioting, genocide in Kampuchea and the deaths' of world leaders prompted the emergency sessions. Represented by CHS were Afghanistan, India, Nicaragua, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Pakistan and the United Kingdom. Four CHS students received awards for their presentations, Scott Miller and Alan Johnson earned second place for their representing Egypt, Jay Weppler and Kenna Specht garnered a third place as France's delegation. 141 CHS Represented at Buckeye States Buckeye Girls and Boys State are programs held each summer for high school juniors. The primary objective of each program is to inform students about the system of government in our country. Each participant gets hands-on experience in politics, working at both the state and local levels. This mock government consists of two parties, the Federalists and the Nationalists. Each delegate is appointed to one of these parties and he or she actively campaigns for a political office of his or her choice. The positions available range from dog catcher to county coroner to state representative to governor. Various issues are debated and city laws are established by the elected office holders. The American Legion sponsored the one-week Buckeye Boys State. In the summer of '84 it was held at Bowling Green State University. The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary sponsored Buckeye Girls State last year which was held at Ashland College. Above right, frort row: Joe Arcaro and Jay Weppier. Back row: Scott Miller and Brian Ewig. Missing: Paul Esterer. Right, front row: Jackie Baird. Lori Burlingham and Mary Shellhammer. Back row: Kenna Specht and Lori Barch. 142 Office and Library Assistants Above, office assistants. Front: Tammy Myers. Stephanie Myers, Colleen McMunn, Becky Arcaro, Debbie Heagerty and Dawn Brown. Back: Dawn Griffey, Chrisjoslin, Dina Rudler,Julie Lyon. Denise Maki and Paul Fox. Left, library assistants. Front: Keith Curtiss, Mike Ball and Colleen Long. Back: Mrs. Irene Baugher. Mary Jane Pixley and Kris Casey. Below: Librarian Don Ketchum confers with assistant librarian Irene Baugher. OWE and Southeast programs aid others Above, front row; Coordinator Tom Ritari, Marvin Maire. Brenda Phillips, Jenny Welch, Josie Todaro, Shelly Thompson and Rhonda Thompson. Back row: Ray Hammond, Tina Miner, Sharon Wilson, Theresa Paneto, Pam Dysert, Todd Lasch and Bob Wheeler. Occupational Work Experience is a work study program for students. OWE students spend one-half day in school. The remainder of the day is spent working for local businesses. A group consisting of administrators, guidance counselors and the coordinator selects the members from candidates applying for OWE. This advisory committee also oversees their work. '84-'85 members of OWE collectively earned more than SI 2.000 while gaining much valuable work experience. Each year several students apply to be Above . front row: Kelly McDonald and Amy teachers' assistants at Southeast Elernen- Volkman. back row: Nicole Toth and Tami Miller, tary School. Those selected spend one period a day, during a studyhall, at Southeast. They become involved with the children reading stories and helping on the playground. They grade papers and work in the library. This program benefits CHS students, the teachers and most importantly, the Southeast students. 144 Computer Club The computer club officially began in the summer of 1984. The main purpose of the club is to help people learn about computers and to further member's knowledge. Their fund-raising activities have enabled them to purchase a Texas Instruments computer and some educational software, which was donated to the elementary schools. With advisor Rosemary Wagner, the club took a trip to Ashtabula to tour the computer facilities at Kent State University, Ashtabula Campus and co-ordinated a school-wide video game contest. Top right, front row: Bob Thompson, Theresa Ank-rom and Andy Ball. Middle row: John Specht. Mike Long and Terr)1 Steadman. Back row: Scott Miller, Mike Ball, Paul Fox and advisor Rosemary Wagner. Middle right: Even playing games takes concentration, as Mike Long demonstrates. Below: Each member learns computer basics and gets hands-on experience. Below right: While Theresa Ankrom takes a break, Terry Steadman and Paul Fox work to debug their computer programs. promotes interest 145 Stage Crew adds spirit The only performing stage crew in the NEC appeared at home basketball games. Paul Esterer, Adam Parma and Mike Ross coordinated the stage crew's activities. The activities included a toga night, painted faces and The Wave.' With its antics, the stage crew's purpose is clearly visible, to show school spirit and support the teams. 146 Seniors merit awards Dr. Glenn Zeller Award . . . Kenna Speclic and John Weppler DeVry Institute of Technology Scholarship . . . Greg Nappi Science Award . . . Kenna Specht Professional Secretaries International . .. Gina Boggs Artist Guild Award . . Mike Ross Conneaut Education Association . . . Jacquelyn Baird Rotary Club Art Scholarship . . . Lori Burlingham and Adam Parma Ohio Academic Award . . . Scott Miller Honorable Mention . . Kenna Specht, John Weppler. Candace Clough and Dina Rudler State Department of Education Award . . . Brian Ewig, Rick Grubke, Kendra Curtiss,Joe Chadwick,John Parkomaki, Mike Ross and Paul Esterer Special ACJVS Award . . . Michele Tessmer. Randy Towne and Philip Lucas ACJVS Social Studies Award . . . Debra Jarvi. Randy Kane and Linda Popka Teen Town Scholarship . . . Sara Terry and Scott Miller Elks Club Scholarship . . . Scott Miller D.A.R. Award . . . Mary Shellhammer I Dare You Award . . . Paul Esterer and Stacey Maleckar National Merit Scholarship Program . . . Kenna Specht I'nited Steel Workers Scholarship . .. Kenna Specht Perlect Attendance Award . . . Doug Kurtz and Kelly McDonald High Honors Award . . . Candace Clough, Debra Jarvi, Greg Nappi, Kenna Specht and John Weppler MAIL and TATTLER well staffed Above Front: Dawn Brown. Colleen McMunn, Kris Casey. Yvonne Portzer. Lisa Campbell, Sherri Hunt and Missy Cole. Middle: Michelle Overlow. Lisa Noss. Michelle Guarino, Amy Distelrath. Angie Thomas. Nancy Nunes and Terra Gibson. Back: MAIL advisor William Parkomaki. Adam Miller. Kevin Jury. Craig Webb. Brian Stoneman and Brian Smith. Not pictured: Lisa Bailey, Mary Haney, Marcy Merritt. Chris Nickels. Darleen Smith and Missy Usher. The staff of THE SPARTAN MAIL chronicled the '84-'85 school year in fifteen issues of its second volume. The events from August 27 through June 6 were recorded for posterity. Much of that information was invaluable to the TATTLER staff who oftentimes simultaneously compiled and recorded this yearbook. Advisor's note: Thanks to all individuals and groups who helped produce the 1985 TATTLER. wop Julie Lyon and Angel Vendetti Finalize their senior section. Lisa Campbell types the copy written by Yvonne Portzer. 148 Top Left: Lori Burlingham and Stephanie Kotnick check the final layout for tennis. Below Left: Jennifer Cole and Mary Haney type captions for the junior section. Below: Lori Barch. Sara Terr)' and Missy Cole don’t want to hear. Don't sit on the heater!' Above: Kim Tuuri compares a proof in the sophomore section. Above Left: Sherri Hunt, Paul Esterer and Terra Gibson collaborate on sport's captions. Left TATTLER staff seated: Lisa Campbell, Sara Terry. Angel Vendetti. Julie Lyon, Missy Cole and Lori Barch. Standing: Paul Esterer, Jennifer Cole. Mary Haney. Kim Tuuri. Lori Burlingham. Stephanie Kotnick. Sherri Hunt. Terra Gibson and Yvonne Portzer. Not pictured is Pam Leadingham. 149 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’85 WEBB MANUFACTURING OF CONNEAUT Puwotg ien’s Qefjttigmtion £ cAppQiance Qewice COMMERCIAL • AUTO • HOME HOME HEATING EQUIPMENT 480 Chestnut Street Conneaut, Ohio 44030 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 Schaffer Sons CLOTHIERS Phone 998-0440 Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 OHtO MOTORISTS ASSOCIATION Regntered Ohio Travel Agent • TA0198 CONNEAUT AUTO CLUB 191 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio 44030 593-6261 151 Congratulations to the Class of ’85 EMCO WHEATON, INC. Live Entertainment Phone: (216) 599-8802 Congratulations Class of ’85 from EVERGREEN LAKE PARK CAMPING AT ITS FINEST RV SALES - NEW AND USED 1-90 and DR. FEELGOODS Route 7 Exit 241 LOUNGE YOUR HOSTS PAT RENE LEVESQUE CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 218 Main St. 599-8800 Featuring the best in live entertainment 152 THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME 345 Main St. Conneaut CROWN JEWELERS 264 Main Street Conneaut, Ohio 593-3817 Guy Severino, Jr. Owner Good Luck, Class of ’85 CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1985 Best Wishes To The Senior Class HEJD CERAMICS 376 Rowe St. 593-1709 COMPLIMENTS OF Winnie cJke cTlorist Corner Rt. 20 o. 193 N- Kingsville, Ohio 44C68 (216) 224-1225 Deck Vending Company QUALITY VENDING SERVICE SINCE 1960 ROGERS PRODUCE RETAIL WHOLESALE FRUIT BASKETS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. l 53 l INrCR4FT, incorporated COMPL€T€ PRINTING 9GRI ICC P. O. Box 540 866 West Jackson Street Conneaut, Ohio 44030 Conneaut 599-8903 Ashtabula Toll Free 224-1103 154 Congratulations and Best Wishes from Officers and Members of VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS CONNEAUT POST 2836 Best Wishes Class of '85 MARIANNE’S CANDY HOUSE 325 Main St. MORRIS FLOWERS Congratulations to the Class of '85 176 Washington St. 593-1196 Cooper Jfurmture, 3nc. — For Better Living — 247 MAIN STREET CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 155 nationally famousd.J. SINCE A WEEK AGO LAST TUESDAY •Weddings 50's 60's, ROCK, •Dances 40, COUNTRY, •Parties4 BIG BAND PNrrai (216)593-5516 n 599S291 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1985 R. W. Sidley, Inc. 615 W. Main Street Conneaut, Ohio 44030 Telephone: 216 593-5217 Jtlarfefco Umeparh Chardonnay Riesling Winegrowers in Conneant, Ohio Since 1968 SCORE LOUNGE 971 Day Street Conneaut, Ohio 44030 Good Luck, Class of '85 SURF-N-TURF 276 W. Main Road Conneaut, Ohio 599-8443 2240 Powell Avenue Erie. Pa. Wellcraft Boats 4 Winns Boats Yamaha Outboard Grady White Johnson Outboard E-Z Loader Trailer Lee Heinonen 156 THE CONNEAUT TELEPHONE COMPANY 224 State Street Conneaut, Ohio 44030 593-1992 MUNDI INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE BUD MUNDI 213 WASHINGTON STREET CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 157 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 ORLANDO BROTHERS GOLDEN DAWN 158 p REMIX. INC. NORTH KINGSVILLE, OHIO Sends Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 159 ROWE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PHONE 599-8422 FACULTY PATRONS Laurine A. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. H. Mosgrove Sandy and Ken Clark Miss Agnes Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Delaney Mary Strawbridge Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fails Mr. and Mrs. Keitb Thimons CARLSON'S ROOFING Mr. and Mrs. John Gilpin Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tinncy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Jury Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wahonick Mrs. Jane King Miss Sandra White Cheryl Markley Mr. and Mrs. W. Young Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Zappitelli 18 SOUTH RIDGE ROAD CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 Congratulations Class of '85 709 Harbor St. CONNEAUT. OHIO J-JAE’S TEL. 599-8666 326 Harbor Street Owners Jim and Alonna Glus PARKING AVAILABLE JEFFERSON • SAYBROOK • ASHTABULA HARBOR • ffllRCDRY COLOR PRIflTS :k white prints and EKTACHROME SLIDES V COPY PRINTS V ENLARGEMENTS V CAMERA REPAIRS V prints FROM SLIDES V REPRINTS V DUPLICATE SLIDES YOU'VE TRUSTED US SINCE 1975 160 OPEN DAILY • 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. LAUNDRY Located in Conneaut Plaza • Rt. 20 CONNEAUT, OHIO THE FINEST IN EQUIPMENT Capable of handling your finest washables or up to 9 x 12 shag rugs FULL TIME ATTENDANT FEATURING DROP -OFF SERVICE Our attendant will gladly assist you when your time is limited CALL 593-5111 THE HAVING PLACE 199-A Gateway Plaza CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL GRADUATING SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 BEEF-N-BEER Route 7 and Underidge Rd. Conneaut, 593-3667 161 TRANS PLASTIC, INC. Molders of Fiber Glass Reinforced Plastic CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! TAYLOR AUTO PARTS 286 Adams St. Conneaut, Ohio 44030 599-8147 Owner Tom Taylor, Sr. Tom Taylor, Jr. and Terry Taylor Big Enough to Serve You ... Small Enough to Know You Domestic and Foreign 162 brother. ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITERS ALBERT CLEMENT REPRESENTATIVE 2007 WEST 32ND STREET ERIE. PA 1 6508 (814) 864 6819 PRESQUE ISLE OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. SCM MARCHANT OLIVETTI FACIT • SIERRA SALES AND SERVICE CONNEAUT HARDWARE 201 Main Conneaut Ohio Congratulations Class of '85 abej. RI eX RESTAURANT 518 Mill Street CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 ' Good Luck Class of '85 from EXOMET, INC. Maple Ave. Conneaut, Ohio 593-1161 163 MAIN RESTAURANT Corner of Rt. 7 Rt. 84 Connoaut, Ohio Nancy Evans - Stylist Thone: 593-5501 | BEAUTY SALON azor 16 tars of’ jjood home c«x kinj: BEER. W IN! and FOOD CARRY Ol I DAILY l.l NCI IKON SPECIALS DINNER and SANDWICHES COMPI.KTK HAR and LIQUOR SELECTION LOW PRICKS OtTIXX)R PATIO IIORSKSIIOi; PITS MON IRI -AM-.’ yiAM • SAT '):«)AM-J:«)AM • SI N LIJOPM-J «)AM .Ml MAIN. CON M ALT tnerfltust AmeriTrust Corporation Making Things Happen in Mid-America 328 Main St. 593-1145 RICH’S SERVICE 24 HOUR TOWING AM( Mobil MAJOR and MINOR REPAIRS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 381 State St. 242 E. Main Rd. 593 5042 593-9141 Compliments of MARSHALL DRY CLEANING 175 Main St. 16th ORANGE CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 LUMBER I BUILDING SUPPLIES “The Best Lumber For Every Purpose ” PHONE 599-7335 Western Auto The Auto Supply Company KREGER KREGER 265 Main St. 599-8306 164 WE’VE GOT YOUR PART WORLDWIDE AUTO PARTS PHONE 599-7763 293 MAIN ST. CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 238 Main St. Conneaut 593-5268 Weekdays 8 to 7 — Saturday 8 to 5 closed Sunday 165 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 9«c64ok 'PtonitU 430 DORMAN RI). CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 PHONE: (216) 593-2240 THE CONNEAUT AREA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION BRINGS GOOD NEWS TO THE CLASS OF 85: GOD LOVES YOU! (and so do we) MEMBERS East Conneaut Baptist Chapd. First Baptist. St. Frances Cabrini. St. Paul's Episcopal. Foursquare Gospel. Free Methodist. Good Shepherd Lutheran. United Church of Christ, the five United Methodist Churches. First Assembly. Greater Promise Baptist. Church of Christ. North Kingsville and Kingsville Presbyterian APPLICATOR SERVICES Lennox Heating Best of All to '85 Ruth and Chuck Marcy • HAIR REMOVAL • HAIR NATURALIZING • EAR PIERCING • NAIL MAKE UP APPL1CATJONS • HAIR PIGMENT ART 200 HIGH CONNEAUT OH. Owner-JomneSNIamy Qnmplsd family 7(mhca ASK ABOUT OUR-GUARANTEED HAIRCUT! OUR MAIN CONCERN IS YOUR RETURN f 593-2682 } OPEN 10 A.M. TILL ? MON THRU SAT 166 « $graf) f 3cbencl55 for all th« women you •re l Conneaut Plaza Route 20, West Conneaut, Ohio 44030 (216) 593-1398 4640 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 (216) 992-9344 EXCAVATING TRUCKING Asphalt Driveways Parking Lots Sewers Water Lines 250 N. Amboy Road CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 PHONE 593-3808 Good Luck Class of ’85 T.J.’s ELECTRONIC PALACE Conneaut Plaza 599-7050 'Family Fun Center' open every day and holidays When You Promise... The personal promise ring Platinum —White R. Johns, LTD. Valadium® Priced from $49.50 A. 31- AniU’rson auh J mts Jeiurlers, Inc. 4533 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Phone: (216) 993-8831 167 CONNEAUT SUGAR BOWL HOME STYLE COOKING Carry Out or Hat In Homemade Pies Fresh Doughnuts and Baked Goods Homemade Specialties Daily Open 7 Days 268 Main St. 599-8909 ADULT AND STUDENT PATRONS Jim and Mary Lynn Anthony Lori and Linda Burlingham Raymond and Mary Lou Burlingfo CHS Music Council Gary and Connie Coxon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ladner Jim and Margaret Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Lyon Mark and Julie Marcy Merritt and Kevin Gee i Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richardson Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Terry Sara Terry and Jeff Fedor Tony and Doris Vendetti Rev. Laura Zieske OHIO PEWNA. MOKES [0 MLS Best Wishes to the Senior Class JOAN CURTIS, BROKER Graduate - Real Estate Institute Certified Residential Specialist 511 W. Main Road (216) 593-5923 CONNEAUT, OHIO (216) 998-5591 44030 Res. (216) 593-3793 Good Luck to the Class of '85 R L MIDTOWN MOTORS FORD TRUCKS LINCOLN — MERCURY CARS CONNEAUT. OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO GOOD LUCK TI IE CLASS OF 85 Y Z 2A CLASS of 1985 ANTHONY’S PIZZA FOODS PHONE 599-8187 tj }C0R LAKt R0A0 BB0AD STREET CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 RAINBOW CAFE 263 Main St. Owners: Terry and Rosalie Moisio Bob and Berri Marshall, prop. Compliments of SIMONE’S GOLDEN DAWN KRAY FEED 1033 Lake Road 6560 S. Main Rd. Conneaut, Ohio 44030 North Kingsville 593-3404 224-2341 168 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Conneaut High School Class of 1985 GENERAL ELECTRIC CONNEAUT BASE PLANT Where We Light the World” BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Hector T. Abueg, M.D. Barbarosa’s, M. Nursery Co. Daniel Barrick, D.D.S. and Associate City News Agency Conneaut Frozen Food Locker Gail Diehl Photography James R. Droese, D.V.M. Gary’s Deli Gaugh’s Barber Shop Johnson’s Drive-In Restaurant C.H. Kim, M.D. Mike’s Marine Service Moonlight Inn — Riley’s Place Ole Kings Tavern R.B. Ravi, M.D. Sanger Realty Screenworks Simon’s Music Store, Inc. Antero Tan, M.D. Theil’s Food Store WWOW — Country Radio 1360 Exchange Club of Conneaut Congratulates the Class of '85 169 GERDES PHARMACY 245 Main St. congratulates the Class of '85 BANK MAIN 4717 Main Ave. (216)998-2222 LAKE 607 Lake Ave. (216)964-9625 EAST 3308 State Rd. (216)998-1030 SAYBROOK 2500 W. Prospect (216)998-2111 CONNEAUT 239 Main St. (216)593-1171 GENEVA 50 East Main (216)466-4651 ORWELL 58 S. Maple Ave. (216) 437-5141 Society Bank of Eastern Ohio NA 170 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1985 Allied Resinous Products, inc. CLARK ST. WHITNEY RD • CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 TEL216 599-8175 High Tech Plastics Good Luck Spartans! 171 Ashland9 ashland petroleum company DIVISION OP ASHLAND OIL. INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '85 from JOE DRAKES CONNEAUT DIE CASTING AOENT 250 NICKEL PLATE AVE. BP a ss DIVISION CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 BRANDED MARKETING BUSINESS: (216) 503.4808 Zinc and Aluminum 618 Sandusky St. 593-1141 172 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Serving Conneaut since 1868 173 174 HOLLY MOTORS, INC. NISSAN OLDSMOBILE Quality Used Cars Trucks 228 Harbor St., Conneaut PONTIAC Service On All Makes Domestic Imports Body Shop 593-6201 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Congratulates Sherri, Sue and Kevin and All the Class of 1985 Rev. John Hunt, Pastor MORE THAN JUST A MEAI. 593-2500 Rt. 20 West, Conneaut Plaza Conneaut, Ohio (216) 593-6550 CHUCK'S AUTO SERVICE BRAKES • TUNE-UPS • ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSIONS • MOST CAR REPAIRS 213 Liberty Street CHUCK HERB, CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 Owner MOVIES better than ever CONNEAUT PLAZA THEATERS Rt. 20 — Conneaut Plaza 593-6474 175 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 CHS FACULTY PATRONS Baugher-Ketchum. Inc. Mary K. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Belconis Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parma Mr. and Mrs. James Davin W.O. Parkomaki Mr. and Mrs. Robert DiPofi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freeman Mr. and Mrs. David Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Terry L: Hall Curts and Penny Stalnaker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jury Rosemary Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zawoyski 16th 6 ORANGE CONNEAUT. OHIO 44030 0 44 PHOTOGRAPHY Commercial, Weddings, Portraits PHONE (216) 599-7335 VINCENT ROSE GATEWAY INN 1-90 Rt. 7 Conneaut, Ohio Terry Frank Talarico 176