Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

CONNEAUT HIGH SCHOOL 1988 TATTLER 381 Mill Street Conneaut, Ohio 44030 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 3 GROWTH 51 SENIORS 9 EXTRACURRICULAR JUNIORS 32 STUDENT LIFE 111 SOPHOMORES 41 ADS 154 2 LEADERS, INSTRUCTORS, FRIENDS Far Left: Mr. Reno welcomes a Tattler staff member. Left: Mrs. Myers always had her students doing projects in art. Right: Coach Mason has Chad’s attention. Coach led us to an NEC championship in golf and a 2nd place finish in basketball. Below: Miss Bielanin was a new addition to the foreign language department. Above: Mrs. Lyon welcomed helping anyone who needed her help. Faculty 3 MR. BELCONIS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 4 YEARS MR. BORTHWICK WOOD SHOP 2 YEARS MISS BROCKWAY FRENCH 1 YEAR MRS. DAVIN NURSE 11 YEARS MRS. BAUGHER ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN 19 YEARS MR. BEVINGTON PHYSICS, ADVANCED MATH 1 YEAR MISS BREWER SPANISH 3 YEARS MRS. CARTWRIGHT DEVELOPMENTALLY HANDICAPPED 3 YEARS MRS. DiPOFI SECRETARY 4 YEARS FACULTY STAFF 4 Faculty MR. ELLIS LEARNING DISABILITIES, BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS 3 YEARS MR. FREEMAN AMERICAN HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY, ECONOMICS 20 YEARS MRS. HALL DEAN OF STUDENTS 6 YEARS MISS KAHL BUSINESS EDUCATION 2 YEARS MR. KETCHUM LIBRARIAN 9 YEARS MRS. ESTOCK PRE-GEOMETRY, ALGEBRA 11 TRIG 19 YEARS MR. GILMORE ALGEBRA, ALGEBRA II TRIG, CALCULUS 3 YEARS MRS. JURY SECRETARY 16 YEARS MRS. KANANAN ENGLISH 22 YEARS MR. KIESS ENGLISH, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 3 YEARS FACULTY STAFF Faculty 5 MRS. LASHER HOME ECONOMICS 12 YEARS MR. MUSHRUSH ENGLISH, TATTLER 1 YEAR MRS. McCLINTOCK INSTRUCTIONAL AID 2 YEARS MRS. MYERS ART, CERAMICS 11 YEARS MR. OTT ENGLISH 23 YEARS MR. PARMA GUIDANCE COUNSELOR 11 YEARS MR. RENO PRINCIPAL 1 YEAR MR. PARKOMAKI ENGLISH 5 YEARS MR. PEASPANEN ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS LAW 16 YEARS MR. RHODES ENGLISH, DRAMA, SPEECH 17 YEARS 6 Faculty FACULTY STAFF MR. SIMPSON AMERICAN HISTORY, WORLD HISTORY 7 YEARS MR.STALNAKER METAL SHOP 15 YEARS MRS. TEED BUSINESS EDUCATION 23 YEARS MR. VOYTEK BAND, CHOIR 22 YEARS MR. WHITTAKER HEALTH, GYM 3 YEARS MR. SMITH CHEMISTRY 16 YEARS MR. STARKEY BIOLOGY 3 YEARS MISS VENTO HEALTH, GYM 9 YEARS MRS. WAGNER MATH 7 YEARS MR. ZAWOYSKI MECHANICAL DRAWING, PHOTOGRAPHY 4 YEARS NOT PICTURED: MISS BIELANIN MR. KIMMEL MRS. LYON MR. MASON MR. RITARI FACULTY STAFF Faculty 7 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE It has been a privilege to serve with you this past year. The new additions and renovations to Conneaut High School have provided us with a facility that ranks with the best schools in Northeastern Ohio. But the facility is just brick, mortar, and steel, it is the people that inhabit the facility and the values they support that are important. I am pleased how the faculty, staff, student body, and parents have participated in a cooperative effort to emphasize PRIDE, COMMITMENT, DISCIPLINE, and RESPECT at our school. It is my belief that these qualities will have a significant impact on us now and for many years to come. As you reflect on your years at Conneaut High School it is my hope that we have provided you with the inspiration to be the very best that you can be. I have every confidence that you will succeed. Sincerely, Mr. John Reno 8 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. TO R. ANNE ZINGARO, TREASURER CHRIS JACKSON, SECRETARY LORI TINNEY, VICE-PRESIDENT CHRISSY VENDETTI, PRESIDENT SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL On top: Colleen Tinney Above: Heather Kinney (striped sweater) typing class On top: Noelle Fields in Above: Tricia Montgomery, Left Heidi Ogrodnichek, Right On top: Missy Kraus Above: Carrie French Seniors 9 KAREN NICOLE ADAMS RANDY W. ADAMS STACIA ELAINE ADAMS KATHLEEN JEAN ADKINS JOHN J. ARCARO III MEREDITH SUE ARTMAN DAVID CONWAY ATKINSON EDWARD THOMAS BARCH PAMELA BERNICE BENTLY 10- Seniors LISA ANN BERNARD DAVID M. BETTS SCOTT BRIAN BOGART MICHELLE LEE BOROSKI CARL JAMES BROOKS CHAD ALLEN BROOKS STACI RENEE BURDUE CORRY BURR DENNIS MATTHEW BUTTS Seniors 11 KAREN L. CAMPBELL BRANDON CATROW JAMES RAY CHADWICK MICHELLE MARIE CHAMPLIN TAMMY LYNN CHAPIN VICKI L. CLINE DANIEL SCOTT COCHRAN MARTHA LOUISE COLE ROBERT MICHAEL COXON 12 Seniors STEPHANIE E. CROPEK TERRY L. CUNNINGHAM CARRIE ANN CURTIS JULIE ANN CURTIS ANN MARIE DAIN BARTON LYNN DALRYMPLE MELISSA KAY DALRYMPLE MICHELLE LYNN DAUB CHRISTY KAY DEEMER Seniors 13 JOSEPH MICHAEL DeROSA II KEITH A. DRENNEN, JR. REX R. DROESE ROGER L. FAILS LORI LEE FARVER RICHARD FERL, JR. 14 Seniors NOELLE MELODIE FIELDS CARRIE LYNN FRENCH DEAN N. FRITZSCHIE RANDY FULLER JOHN STAUCH FULTZ GREG W. GIBBS DENNIS G. GIDDINGS HELEN A. GOODENOW ROSE MARIE 600DLOW Seniors 15 JULIE ANN GRIFFITH VICKI GUSTAFSON BRIAN HACKATHORN MICHAEL CHARLES HANSON CINDY LEE HATFIELD TAMMY SUE HATHY LISA M. HEFFELFINGER CATHERINE E. HLIFKA SHARA MARIE HOLLEY 16 Seniors HEATHER ANN HOLTZMAN JOHN SCOTT HOWLAND DANIEL N. HUNT KIRK ALLEN HUTCHENS LISA MARIE IAROCCI HARRY LEE ISIMINGER KIRK D. JENNINGS Seniors ' 17 CHRISTIANA LYNN JACKSON PATRICIA ANN JACKSON JEFFRI MARK JOHNSON RONALD D. KANTOLA HEATHER IRENE KINNEY TIMOTHY E. KIRKLAND BECKY SUE KOVARIK MELISSA MARIE KRAUS LEE KREILING KELLY SUE KULYK ROBERT MICHAEL LAHTI 18 Seniors VIRPI MARIKA LETTO HEATHER LOUISE LEWIS PIFER JENNIFER RAE LILLIE KRISTINA MARIE LOWERY TARJA MARIE MAENPAA BRIAN SCOTT MARTHALLER DARLA KAYE MAST TIMOTHY SCOTT McCLOSKEY REBECCA SUE MICKLE Seniors 19 CHRISTOPHER WENDEL MILLER MITCHELL DANA MOISIO TRICIA ANN MONTGOMERY KELLY ANN MOORE MICHAEL EDWARD MOORE MICHELLE LEE MOORE THERESA MARIE MORANO GREGORY S. MYERS JEFFREY R. NELSON 20 Seniors SCOTT NICKEL GRETCHEN MARIE NINE TERRI LYNN NOPIO DARLENE INGRID OLSEN JOHN VINCENT PALMIERO WILLIAM PARKOMAKI Seniors 21 STACEY ROSE PETERSON ROBERT EUGENE PIFER JOHN A. PIXLEY MARK L. PIXLEY JAMIE LEE PIZZI JAMES ERIC RAMEY STEPHANIE J. RAMSEY ED RAWLINS JAMES PATRICK REEDY 22 Seniors SUSAN ELLEN REINKE PAMELA ANN REYNOLDS STEFANIE LYNN ROBERTS CHARLES J. ROZALSKI III DAVID LEE RUDLER JOHN J. SABO Seniors 23 CHARLEEN MARIE SHIELDS MICHAEL J. SHOWALTER LORI KATHRYN SIMPSON 24 Seniors CHERYL MARIE TENNANT SANDRA LOUISE TINNEY SCOTT A. SMITH PATRICK FRANCIS SMITH BRIAN TENNANT LORI ANN GRACE TINNEY TIMOTHY ANTERO TAN COLLEEN M. TINNEY CARRIE ANN TUTTLE Seniors 25 SHERIE LEE WELLS KIMBERLY MARIE WERSTLER MATHEW J. WHEELER PEGGY MAY WRIGHT MATTHEW P. ZAPPITELLI MICHAEL ANTHONY ZAPPITELLI VENDETTI, JR. DENNIS ALLEN ZILCH, JR. ANNE MARIE ZINGARO CAMERA SHY LeRoy Anderson Misty Angerer James Baldwin George Beatman Wendi Bennett Jeffrey Beville James Bowers Christie Brady Kerry Brisley, Jr. Matthew Bunnell Kelly Burcham Melissa Burr Angela Childs Nancy Corbitt Shon Creese Criss Curtis Lisa Dames Tracy Dewey Elizabeth Eggleston Lisa Evans Teresa Fallon Hugh Flanigan, Jr. Rex Georgia Cheryl Goldberg Scott Griggs Angela Hazeltine Scott Hennessey Russell Higley Tyrone Hunt Stacey Jewell Kimberly Kessler Kimberlee Kimmy Rachel Knight Ronald Luce Dennis Lukas, Jr. Judy Lyons James Marvin Trudy Mason Lewllen McCumber Deborah McKinley Meredith McKinley Steven McMillen John Mickle James Miller Lawerence Ogren Pamela Owens Traci Parks Clinton Penniman Donald Preckler, Jr Diane Robison Michael Schaefer Jeffrey Sednak Jay Shaffer Tabitha Stanley Laura Stubnar Carol Thorpe Troy Turner Tim Wardrop Troy Weske Tina Wofford Masataki Yonei SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC — Rose Goodlow, Scott Smith BEST LEGS — Tarja Maenpaa, Rob Coxon Above: PRETTIEST SMILE — Theresa Morano, Tyrone Hunt Left: CLASS FLIRTS — Sherie Wells, Matt Bunnell 28 Sr. Superlatives SHYEST — Carrie French, Ed Rawlins FRIENDLIEST — Chrissy Vendetti, Shon Creese Above: PRETTIEST HAIR — Peggy Wright, John Vendetti Right: BEST DRESSED — Lisa larocci, John Howland Sr. Superlatives 29 TALLEST; SHORTEST — Tricia Montgomery, Scott Nickel BEST LOOKING — Tammy Chapin, Greg Myers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Missy Kraus, Matt Zappitelli MOST LIKELY TO MARRY — Stephanie Cropek, Ron Kantola 30 Sr. Superlatives Sr. Superlatives 31 32 Juniors Diane Abbey Shawn Aiken Donald Alexander Terry Alexander Eamil Allred Nicole Antila Lisa Barch Danette Bartfai Ralph Barnes Candy Belew Debra Bennett Edward Bertolasio Carrissa Bihlajama Frances Black Stacie Blood Juniors 33 Jason Boeson Heather Bohrer Doug Bowers Stacy Bowers William Braden Michael Carraher Terri Chike Tammy Church Jennifer Clark Mary Cline Paul Cline Mark Coates Tracie Coe Michael Colby Michele Cole Alta Culver Beki Curtis Mary Jo Cvetic Jay Cvetko Marcie Dalrymple Angela DeCaro Kristen Deck Tracy Deemer Mike Donnelly Deanna Dysert 34 Juniors Joanne Eldred Mandy English Anthony Evans Beth Ewig Raymond Fallon Kelly Ferl Shelly Ferl Kirstie Field Daniel Fertig Scott Finlaw Raymond Fosburg Amy Fuller Tiffani Gers Rhonda Georgia Kevin Grierson Rod Griffey Sue Griswold Paul Guest Pam Hakola Jeremy Hart Jill Harvey Christine Hatton David Hess Paul Hewit Sue Hise Juniors 35 Jodi Hommes Heidi Holtzman Paula Hornood Tanya Hubenko Darren Humphreys Julie Jackson Chris Joyal Melissa Jury Shawn Jerry Melissa Kaczorosky Bruce Kamppi Franklin Kapen Frederick Kapen Darci Kennedy Greg Kent Christina Karuse Jeannie Krueger Daniel Kubiak Aaron Lane David Lane Jeff Lowe 36 Juniors Mark Lucas Wendy Magee Timothy Markijohn Scott McBride Susan McAfoos Missy Meeker Boyd Miller Kyle Miller Jim Mooney Donald Morrow Chris Mulchin Leonard Mundi Jeanie Murphy Janet Myers Tim Myers Lucinda Natto Pat Natto Nancy Naylor Brett Nelson Ronald Nickels Cathy O’Connell Danielle Orrenmaa Steve Ott Heidi Parkomaki Chris Perrone Juniors 37 Brian Phillips Jeff Pratt Sean Randall Jil Rangel Dave Ray Cindy Read Missy Rhodes Chris Richards Scott Richards Kelly Ridenour Stephanie Riggs Joe Rivers John Robinson Evy Rutland Shawna Sabados Angela Sackett Rosemarie Schmidt Melodie Schreiber Steve Schreiber Amy Shahan Melissa Shellhammer 38 Juniors Missy Showalter Rick Skippon Buffy Smith Julie Snyder Shannon Stiltner Myles Taylor Mike Terry Annette Tessmer Clyde Thimons Richard Thompson Tracey Thompson Kathy Todaro Tammy Turner Howard Tuttle Jackie Tylman Krissy Usher Tracy Wadsworth Louise Wahonick Bobbie Ward Mike Warren Jay Watson Margret Weaver Tim Webber Brad Webster April Werner Juniors 39 Nicky Wnoroski Chrisy Workman Carl Zappitelli Deanna Zappitelli Tina West Mark White Perry Williams Steve Williams Robert Williamson CAMERA SHY Stephanie Anderson Shawn Arcaro Gary McLaughlin Shane Bambarger Kelly McNerney Kathleen Blazer Larry Moore Scott Bowers Buddy Myers Bill Burdine Pam O’Connell Colin Campbell Tony Onion Wayne Clark Stephanie Orrenmaa Kelly Casey Brian Osborne Bill Chiarelli Eric Palmquist Harry Clausen John Palo Ken Dalrymple Becky Penniman Pam Daggett Steve Sabo Carol Daggett Marc Sandella Kim Drummond Jeff Schrieber Mark Eaton Marie Sherry Lynn Fertig Kevin Smith Denise Frano Brian Van-Alphen Shawn Hansen Victoria Vaughan Julie Hale Sherie Walker Jean Hazeltine Billy Warhola Mary Hoplight Robin Weaver Noah Jerla Lisa Welker Tricia Kultti Tammy Wick Lorretta Lower Ron Young Greg Lucas Donna Young Liisa Maenpaa Scott Zappitella Rick Maki Frank Fuller 40 Juniors Sophomores Sophomores 41 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers (Left to Right) Treasurer Connie Greenlee, Vice-President; Bret Adams, Secretary; Mikki Minor, President; David Bender Bret Adams Eric Angerer Steph Arlington Diane Arnold David Barnard Eric Barnes Ed Bates Laurie Beatman Herbie Bell David Bender Lynn Bennett Krista Bernard Melissa Betteys Jamie Betts Missy Beville 42 Sophomores Chris Biggins Stacy Bongiorno Greg Bort Carl Boss Shawn Bowers David Braden Mike Brown Tamara Brown John Burke Richard Burr Aaron Byrd Ann Calderon Jon Camp Alan Campbell Walter Campbell Nicole Chiarelli Raleigh Chiarelli Wayne Clark Anne Clemens Debbie Clemens Bobbie Cline Kathy Cline Tiffany Clough Brian Cole Jenny Cox Sophomores 43 Mike Crate Jason Cunningham Andy Dain Laura DeWalt Mike DeWalt Tammy DiNickle David Di Pofi Kara Di Pofi Chris Drew Kim Eaton Mike Ellis Missi English Eric Evans Lisa Evans Suzanne Ferl Bummer Fiola Rachael Finlaw Chris Fowler William Galliazzo 44 Sophomores Linda Gasch Amena Goodlow Connie Greenlee Juanita Griswold Desi Guglielmo Christine Hagerty Kerri Hanson Ken Harris Chuck Hayes Donna Hennessey Ryan Herb Troy Higley Heather Holmes Jodi Howland Kevin Hutchens Tony lorio Dawn Jarvi Kathy Johnston Kandy Jones Mary Julio Heidi Jury Michelle Kaczoroski Karen Kamppi Jennifer Kananen Kathy Kardohley Sophomores 45 Kathy Kaval Ursula Kennedy Donna Kimmy Tracy Kotnick Steve Krause Bonita Kreider Richard Kreiling Roberta Kreniski Christine Lamont D.J. Lamont Angela Larrison Mark Larusch Shelly Lemmo Lisa Lenhart Marc Light Christine Lillie Christine Lipstreu Lisa Lira Chad Loomis Tricia Loomis Eric Loudermilk Steve Lower Beth Lucas James Lucas Rolinda Lyons 46 Sophomores 1 Randy Maenppa Sanni Maenppa Dennis Magusen Bob Martinez Chris McBride Kary McClellan Shelly McCumber Craig McEndree Jen McLaughlin Stephanie McVoy Laura Meyer Rebecca Miller Julie Muchiarone Kevin Miklos Mikki Minor Jackie Nine Dennis Miller Lisa Mitrovich Jill Nopio Sophomores 47 Mike O’Brien Scott Ogren Robert Orr Renae Palagyi Scott Pape Kiersten Parkomaki Rodney Pataky Martin Peaspanen Scott Penniman Mike Potter Trudi Redden Eric Richards Doretta Robinson Joe Rockwell Christy Rodgers Joe Ross David Rozalski Korine Ruth Neal Sabo John Salters Valerie Sayles 48 Sophomores Scott Saylor Scott Seaman Traci Sedmak Eric Seegert Rhonda Sherman Roger Sherman Scott Showalter Adam Smith Marc Smothers Melissa Spencer Jason Stalnaker Rob Stanley Robert Taylor Michelle Thomas Heidi Thompson Richard Thompson Tonya Thompson Robert Van Alphen Joy Vargo Bryan Vespe Joel Voytek Craig Walker Shelly Warren Mike Welker Tammy West Sophomores 49 Kim Whaley June Wheeler Melissa Wilson Mo Wofford Craig Vopp Gary Young Lisa Young Scott Zimmerman CAMERA SHY Ed Anderson Sherry Arcaro Scott Bartone Sandy Beeman Gary Bliffin Mikki Bort Tom Bowers Robert Eddy Chris Evans Kim Giddings Ted Greer Mark Janson Steph Jewell John Jones Walter Kaczoroski Mike Lira Allison Loomis Baron Lott Ed Lower Rob Mason Ray McCumber Tim McCumber Paula Merchant Dareld Osborne Brian Passmore Frank Peterson Mike Robinson Aretha Salters Melissa Sammons Mark Schreiber Lisa Simpson Melissa Simpson Shawn Smith Kevin Spurlin Stacy Stump Tina Todd 50 Sophomores GROWTH COMMUNITY SKILLS Growth 51 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Top; The girls gather for a quick mug shot. Upper right; Russ . .. just being Russ. Above; Danette Bartfi . . . She’s gotta wear shades. Right; Stephanie, unable to think of a better pose. Extreme right; Rod, Dan, Dennis and Christine hang out before class. 52 Vo-ed Upper left; Pam flashes her pearly whites. Upper right; Buddy and Steve swap smiles. Above left; Stephanie and Wendy ham it up. Above right; Cindy — true secretarial material. Vo-ed 53 Upper left; Harry — getting ready to eat lunch. Upper right; “Don’t they make a cute couple?” Above; This girl needs no introduction. Right; Trish accepts her diploma with eagerness. Extreme right; Dan hanging out at good ’ole room 404. Bottom right; Shelly and Tracy inquire, “Is this polka night? 54 Vo-Ed ADMINISTRATION Right: Donald Horwood, Superintendent Far Right: Keith Thimons, Adm. Assistant Board of Education Members: Front: Dianne Young, John Specht Back: George Laituri, Kate Esterer. William Wiley 56 Administration AD BUILDING PERSONNEL Far Left: Ed Somppi, Special Assistant Left: Larry Wheeler, Psychologist Front: Bev Wadley, Pam Glenn Back: Phyllis Greenfield, Pat Pratt, Berri Marshall Left: Community leaders and school personnel dedicate new cafeteria Right: Mr. Fill, Rowe principal, helps with unveiling in new cafeteria Administration 57 BIATHLON Marc Smothers, a Conneaut High School sophomore, is active at the National level. Marc is 1 in Ohio and ranked 35th nationally. Marc’s immediate goal is to win the Junior National Championships. Later, he wants to participate in the Olympic Games. Biathlon challenges an athlete to master two opposing disciplines — the hard driving efforts of cross-country skiing and the demands of self-control rifle marksmanship. 58 Biathlon JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Noelle Fields displays her J. A. products. Junior Achievement is a non-profit organization supported by local businesses who donate money, time, and personnel to give J. A. companies a helping hand. High school students are provided with practical business experience while learning how an actual business runs. Conneaut High School was represented by six students who met with J. A. once a week throughout the 19-week program. They were: Staci Burdue, Melissa Dalrymple, Noelle Fields, Michelle Moore, Eric Ross, and Colleen Tinney. Junior Achievement 59 VIRPI LETTO Virpi answers everyone’s initial question: “So, how do you like the United States? This is the question everybody asks me when they first meet me. I can't really answer that question because I haven't seen the whole USA to be able to answer it. But the parts of the USA I’ve been I like. One thing I can say is if someone wants to go to USA as an AFS-Student she he should go to Conneaut. There is not much to do here but if someone could get as wonderful host family and great friends as I have he she couldn’t be luckier. I wili always remember the things I did with my host family and how they loved me as I was their own child. I will never forget my great host sister; how we used to sit in each other’s room till late in the night and talk about anything and everything; how we used to do things together; how we used to argue about stupid little things; like real sisters. The things I did with my friends will always stay in my mind as the best memories: My first and last (?) time at Chi Chi’s; all the football games; T. P birthday party; the trip to O.U.; rollerskating and Pizazz and Arby’s and cruisin’ around; model UN. I will never forget the people who made my year better here in Conneaut: My host family, my little sister , my teddy-bear , my Prom date” my Finnish friends ; my lunch friends , my friend in the bus . Only thing I can say; I love you all! I really had fun. I can say none of days were boring. Every day had something new and exciting to give to me. I love Mexican food, New York City and Colorado. I will have a lot to tell to my family and friends back in Finland. And everything what I say will be positive. The people were the thing that made my year to be what it was. If somebody asks me: How was your year in the United States? I will have one word to describe it — Fantastic”. I love you all and I’ll miss you! 60 American Field Service ROSEMARIE SCHMIDT Rosemarie, of Chile, fit into community and school life right away. Above, she talks of her native land with Chestnut Elementary students. V HMHI1 « ? She accepts recognition from Mrs. Hall and Mr. Parma Rosemarie’s smile lights up our school tree. American Field Service 61 Masataka Yonei Mas, of Japan, after a little ribbing, quickly became one of the guys. Who will ever forget his long TD run against St. John's J.V.’s? Below: Mas joins Virpi, Rosemarie, Matt and Missy during Youth Appreciation week. 62 American Field Service American Field Service 63 GROWTH 64 Growth 66 Growth HIGH HONORS 12 — Tricia Montgomery Colleen Tinney Matt Zappitelli 11 — Scott McBride Brett Nelson Chris Perrone Carl Zappitelli Mark White 10 — Kathy Kardohley Vo-Ed; Heather Bohrer PERFECT ATTENDANCE Keith Drennen Rex Droese Jennifer Edwards Stefanie Roberts Stacey Jewell Kim Kinney Tim Kirkland Jamie Pizzi HONORS 12 — Keith Drennen Kirk Jennings Melissa Kraus Keith Noss Heidi Ogrodnichek Clint Penniman Stefanie Roberts Melissa Smith Tim Tan Kim Werstler 11 — Shawn Aiken Jason Boeson Kristen Deck Joanne Eldred Ray Fallon Steve Ott Heidi Parkomaki Lissa Shellhammer Louise Wahonick 10 — Dave Bender Antoinette Calderon Suzanna Ferl Jennifer Kananen Chad Loomis Ranae Palagyi Kiersten Parkomaki Vo-Ed; Lorna Sage Christina Krause Pam O'Connell John Pixley 68 Growth FOOTBALL 1987 for the Spartans was a disappointing 3-7 season on the surface, but successful in other ways. Three games, Madison, St. John, and Jefferson were close, but tough losses. If they would have gone our way and not the opponents, the season might have been a great one. Even though the season was a disappointment to many, it had its bright spots too. Three Spartans were named Spartan of The Week; Tim McCloskey, Mike Carraher, and Scott Nickel. Tim McCloskey also received 2nd team NEC and County Offense, and Team MVP, Carraher took 1st team NEC and County Defensive back. Nickel received 2nd team County, 1st team NEC for Defensive Tackle. Other honors earned were, Tim Rose, Linebacker: 2nd team NEC and County; Tony Nunes, Defense End: 2nd team NEC and County; Jamie Pizzi, Defense Tackle: 2nd team NEC and 1st team County; Rex Droese, Punter; 1st team NEC; Pat Smith, Center, received Special Mention, County, and Honorable Mention, and Pete Harris received Special Mention N.E.C. and County. MIDDLE: COACHES; Kneeling, Robert Star-key. Jeff Whittaker. Mike Clancy, Standing, Robert Gilmore, Gary Billman, Bill Fails, and Rob Eager. RIGHT: Lettermen 72 Football SENIORS TOP TO BOTTOM: Bart Dalrymple, Mike Han- TOP TO BOTTOM: Rex Droese, Tim McClos- TOP TO BOTTOM: Roger Fails, Scott Nickle, son, Tony Nunes, Chuck Rozalski key, Jamie Pizzi, Mick Showalter Tim Rose, and Pat Smith. Football 73 TOP TO BOTTOM: Tim Tan. Matt Wheeler, Masataka Yonei TOP RIGHT: Spartan enthusiasm tears through the hoop at a home game MIDDLE: Tim McCloskey outruns the Geneva defender for the 1st down BOTTOM LEFT: Pete Harris sweeps to get behind the guard's block BOTTOM RIGHT: Scott Nickel and others block for the quarterback 74 Football Varsity J.V. Conneaut 0 J.F.K. 27 Conneaut 18 Jefferson 0 0 Madison 7 22 Madison 7 26 Harbor 0 0 Geneva 20 7 Geneva 0 6 Riverside 0 10 Riverside 29 12 Edgewood 0 26 Edgewood 0 8 Harvey 8 6 Harvey 22 6 Ashtabula 0 0 Ashtabula 33 41 Saint John 0 6 Saint John 7 14 Jefferson 21 TOP: Spartan defense swarms the Geneva ball carrier MIDDLE: Mike Carraher intercepts the ball from the Warren J.F.K. receiver. Football 75 CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country is a sport that requires individual achievements to make up a team score. Even though it is a sport where teammates cannot assist one another, the Spartans have come as close to one as is possible. This year's Spartan running team consisted of: Scott Smith. Chad Brooks, Scott Ogren, John Burke, Ray Fallon, Marc Smothers, and Frances Black. The team won five out of nine meets and were at the regional tournament in Elyria scoring in eleventh place. The Spartans were good overall and the best race of the season was the districts. Top, left to right: Scott Ogren. John Burke. Bottom, left to right: Chad Brooks. Coach Smith, and Scott Smith. Top; Yeah! I'm running! Middle; It’s Scott, putting forth all his effort. THEY CROSS COUNTRY We 22 Jefferson 33 L 34 Madison 23 W 19 St. John 37 L 26 Geneva 29 L 23 Ashtabula 32 L 43 Harvey 19 W 29 Riverside 27 W 32 Edgewood 25 W 32 Harbor 23 W 76 Cross Country Top left; Ray's catching up. Top middle; Keep it up, Scott. Bottom left; The final stretch for a great win. Top right; Wonder what he’s thinking? Right middle; Nice hat, Chad!! Right bottom; Go, Smitty ! Cross Country 77 LINKSTERS WIN N.E.C. 78 Golf The C.H.S. golf team, coached by Greg Mason, won 13 straight matches to finish the season while winning the N.E.C. championship. The team finishing 16-2, won the Bronco Billy Tournament and finished 2nd in districts. Jamey Shahan and Adam Smith made All-NEC while Jeff Johnson was team MVP. Rob Coxon, Dave Rudler, and Bryan Vespe also played consistently throughout the year to help the team win the NEC. Top: The team displayed their plaque for finishing 2nd in districts. Above: Bryan Vespe follows his shot. CHS 155 vs Jefferson 206 161 vs Madison 151 168 vs Harbor 188 169 vs Geneva 158 163 vs Riverside 177 160 vs Edgewood 166 164 vs Harvey 166 172 vs Ashtabula 204 156 vs St. John 175 165 vs Jefferson 184 164 vs Madison 171 158 vs Geneva 164 166 vs Riverside 169 156 vs Edgewood 168 157 vs Harvey 160 164 vs Ashtabula 187 164 vs St. John 182 168 vs Harbor 188 Middle: Kirk Jennings looking for the green. Bottom: Seniors Dave Rudler, Jamey Shahan, Jeff Johnson. Golf 79 1988 Girls Volleyball VOLLEYBALL Edgewood 11-5, 12-5 L Jefferson 1-5, 7-5 L Jefferson 14-16, 15-12, 8-15 W Madison 11-5, 14-16 L Harbor 8-15, 12-15 L Geneva 15-8, 15-6 L Riverside 15-10, 16-14 L Edgewood 8-15, 13-15 L Harvey 5-15, 5-15 L Ashtabula 14-16, 12-15 W St. John 4-15, 4-15 L Jefferson 8-15, 5-15 L Madison 15-10, 15-9 L Harbor 11-15, 9-15 W Geneva 1-15, 1-15 L Riverside 16-14, 15-9 W Edgewood 15-7, 15-11 L Harvey 13-15, 14-16 W Ashtabula 15-9, 15-4 W St. John 15-6, 15-5 L Euclid 15-7, 15-4 L Above: 1st row front left to right Jackie Tyl- Above: Darlene Olsen goes low to keep the man — Kierstin Parkomaki — Stefanie Rob- ball alive, erts — Cheryl Zilch — Linda Gasch — Nikki Chiarielli — Sandy Schreiber — Paula Norwood Standing: left to right Coach Dave Simpson — Darlene Olsen — Jody Maleckar — Chris-tin Ott — Michelle Thomas — Tammy Church — Tarja Maenpaa — Beth Ewig — Nikki Nunes — Heidi Parkomaki — Ass't. Coach Mo Ritari 80 Volleyball The 1987 Spartan Volleyball Team was coached by David Simpson and his assistant Mo Ritari. The Spartans lost most of their 1986 team to graduation, however the '87 group had determined returning letter winners in seniors Tarja Maenpaa, Dar Olsen, and Juniors: Tammy Church, and Paula Horwood. Heidi Parko-maki and Stefanie Roberts served as co-captains. Church received recognition for her performances with “Spartan of the Week” and 1st team All-County, 2nd all NEC. Freshman Nikki Nunes and Senior Dar Olsen received honorable mentions. Olsen was also awarded recognition with the most valuable player award as chosen by her teammates. The Spartans ended their season with a record of 5-12 NEC and 6-15 overall. Above: Stefanie Roberts sets up spike for teammate. Above right: Tarja Maenpaa leaps high for opponent's shots. Right: All the seniors in 1988 volleyball First row; left to right, Stefanie Roberts, Virpi Letto Second row; left to right, Tarja Maenpaa, Sandy Tinney, Darlene Olsen Volleyball 81 SPARTANS STREAK TO A 2nd PLACE FINISH ■ Varsity squad: (L R) top, Chad Brooks, Matt Zappitelli, Tim Kirkland, Jamey Shahan, Keith Drennen, bottom, Rob Lahti, Mike Zappitelli, Mike Terry, Jason Boeson. Drennen eagerly awaits the outcome of his shot. The Varsity basketball squad started the season with a ten game winning streak and went on to a 14-4 conference record, 15-5 overall and coming in 2nd place in the conference. Matt Zappitelli was the team M. V.P. along with being the Conference and County M.V.P. and 1st team all district. He was also the first 4 year letterman in basketball. Zapp also broke many school records for, career points (1,454), career rebounds (458), career assists (268), single scoring average (28.1), single season scoring (595) and single season three-point shots (33). Tim Kirkland tied Zapp for the team lead in rebounds and was 2nd team N. E.C., 2nd team all county player. Keith Drennen, Jamey Shahan, Chad Brooks all made honorable mention. Jamey grasps the ball with both hands. Willie, at his forte, offensive rebound. Brooks running the offense. 82 Basketball “ZAPP” HAS RECORD BREAKING YEAR Zapp being fouled on the way to the hoop. Laying it in. Zapp adding another for his record breaking season. No matter who comes after ZAPP his name will always be remembered at CHS. Basketball 83 J.V. squad. (L- R) top, John Burke. Scott Bar-tone. Gary Bliffin, Scott Pape. Steve Ott, Jim Lucas. Neal Sabo, bottom, John Salters, Randy Maenpaa, Bryan Vespe, Mo Wofford. Paul Guest, and Adam Smith. Below: Coach Mushrush goes over the strategy. Right center: Adam Smith looks forward trying to break the press. Far right: Jason Boeson brings the ball up court. Mo Wofford shoots the freethrow while Ott and Burke prepare. Conneaut VARSITY 71 Geneva (OT) 69 62 Jefferson 54 78 Madison 68 54 Harbor 47 65 Lake Catholic 61 53 Edgewood 47 65 Harvey 53 69 Ashtabula (OT) 66 62 St. John 49 66 Jefferson 60 57 Madison 58 66 Harbor 54 67 P.V. 75 32 Riverside 47 80 Edgewood 73 61 Harvey 75 59 Ashtabula 66 76 St. John 67 45 Riverside 42 72 Geneva 59 79 Ashtabula (2 OT) Tourney 85 J.V. Conneaut 46 Geneva 53 37 Jefferson 32 51 Madison 67 53 Harbor 52 44 Lake Catholic 56 39 Edgewood 47 33 Harvey 70 41 Ashtabula 43 36 St. John 52 50 Jefferson 54 49 Madison 41 41 Harbor 28 41 P.V. 72 34 Riverside 42 50 Edgewood 47 50 H a r vey 62 40 Ashtabula 59 56 St. John 72 41 Riverside 57 59 Geneva 41 84 Basketball GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CONFIDENT FOR NEXT YEAR Above: Next year’s nucleus: (L — R) Carrissa Bihlajama, Jackie Tylman, Tammy Church, Coach Simpson, Krissy Usher, Paula Horwood, Jackie Nine. Above Left: Rose Goodlow, this year’s senior leader, squares up for two. All NEC 1st teamer, Tammy posts up vs. Harbor and scores vs. Jefferson. Jackie ties up a Herald. Krissy passes to the block. Paula takes loose ball away from Bula. Carrissa starts the offense. ALL WILL HAVE EXPERIENCE J.V.'s — bottom (L — R) Teresa Evans, Mary Julio. Jackie Nine, Aretha Salter, Lisa Mitro-vich. Top: Michele Thomas. Missy Spencer, Stephanie McVoy, Coach Vento, Jennifer Kananen, Amina Goodlow, Chris Lamont. SPARTANS LEARN FROM UP AND DOWN YEAR Our girls ended up 8-12 during the regular season and 7-11 in the NEC. Senior Rose Goodlow was the MVP. After losing to Bula in the last regular season game, the girls fought right back almost upsetting the Panthers in the tournament. The immediate future looks good with everyone returning except one. The returners also include Freshmen: Debbie Chaplin, Mary Holden, Nikki Nunes, Kristen Ott, Kari Shell-hammer, and Cyndi Wofford. Right: Krissy protects the ball. Far right: Paula crosses halfcourt Below: Jackie steals and scores. VARSITY Conneaut 86 J.V. Basketball 41 Grand Valley 35 29 Jefferson 57 35 Perry 59 40 Madison 35 36 Harbor 39 OT 27 Geneva 24 43 Riverside 41 20 Edgewood 36 19 Harvey 59 32 Ashtabula 39 41 Jefferson 80 32 Madison 44 35 Harbor 29 52 St. John 35 16 Geneva 45 34 Riverside 26 39 Edgewood 49 48 Harvey 50 56 St. John 30 50 Ashtabula 70 45 Ashtabula 49 Tourn. HARDWORK AND COMMITMENT CHANGE SPARTAN FORTUNES Through hardwork, the Spartan wrestling team improved to a 10-6 record, 3-5 in the N.E.C. and finishing 6th. Team captain, Scott Smith, won the M.V.P. award and placed 2nd in the N.E.C. tournament. Rex Droese also placed 2nd in the tournament and was the individual champion in the Howland tournament, while being a district qualifier. Senior Chuck Rozalski won the Mr. Wrestler” award, while Dave Rozalski and Tim Wardrop had the most pins on the team. Marc San-della and Scott Saylor placed 4th in the N.E.C. tournament. Center: Seniors (L-R) Kirk Jennings, Chuck Rozalski, Scott Smith, Coach Starkey, Tim Wardrop. Ron Kantola, and Rex Droese. Brisley eyes down his opponent. Four year lettermen Scott Smith and Rex Droese. Saylor with the takedown. Wrestling 87 N.E.C. CON- NEAUT INDEPEN- 48 Jefferson 24 DENT CON- 11 Madison 50 NEAUT 30 Fairview 28 58 Harbor 10 51 Girard 21 14 Geneva 49 36 Perry 33 31 Riverside 35 36 Strong Vin- 27 Edgewood 39 cent 31 32 Harvey 31 66 Grand Valley 9 27 Jefferson 36 51 Jackson Mil- 59 Ashtabula 12 21 ton 12 Alliance 51 top left: Wardrop pinning his opponent, top: Droese trying to turn his opponent, center: Smitty going for the pin. left: Rozalski with the single-leg takedown, above: Bowers flattens his opponent. 88 Wrestling TENNIS TEAM CHALLENGES GENEVA 1st row: (L — R) Jason Boeson, Matt Bunnell. Dennis Butts. Mitch Moisio. Coach Ri-tari; 2nd row: (L — R) Adam Smith, Rich Bunnell. Alan Campbell. Mike Warren. Steve Ott, Missing Bret Adams. Left: Senior Matt Bunnell stretches for point. Below left: Senior Mitch Moisio practices his forehand. Below middle: Junior Steve Ott attacks straight on. Below: Senior Dennis Butts backhands. Tennis 89 Left: Junior Rick Skippon concentrates on ball. Right: Junior Jason Boeson makes sure with two hands. Left: Soph. Adam Smith shows good form. Right: Soph. Alan Campbell is determined to return the shot. Below Right: Mike Warren gets ready to volley. Conneaut Our tennis team enjoyed a banner year finishing 2nd in the NEC (15-2) and 16-5 overall. Matt Bunnell was MVP and a district qualifier. 1 St. Ignatius 4 4 Jefferson 1 3 Madison 2 5 Harbor 0 0 Geneva 5 3 Riverside 2 3 Edgewood 2 5 Harvey 0 5 Harbor 0 2 Eastlake North 3 4 Jefferson 1 5 St. John 0 4 Madison 1 4 Ashtabula 1 5 Harbor 0 0 Geneva 5 3 Riverside 2 4 Edgewood 1 5 Harvey 0 4 Ashtabula 1 3 Chagrin Falls 2 0 Kenston 5 90 Tennis TRACK IN RECORD BREAKING YEAR Michelle Daub, pictured Rt. was the girl’s MVP. Dauber also was Conneaut’s first ever NEC champ and Regional Qualifier. Michelle established new school records in the 300 meter hurdles (46.9) and the 100 meter hurdles (16.6). Other individual event records fell. Tarja Maenpaa highjumped 5'. Tina Wofford ran a 13.0 100 meters. Cyndi Wofford ran the 200 meters in 27.5. Rolinda Lyons set new records in both the 800 meter run (2:32) and the 1600 meter run (5:41.4.). All relay records shattered. Judy Lyons. Teresa Evans. Tina Wofford and Cyndi Wofford ran the 400 meter relay in 53.3. Michelle Daub, Judy Lyons. Tina Wofford, and Cyndi Wofford ran the 800 meter relay in 1:49. Tina Wofford, Colleen Tinney, Rolinda Lyons, and Michelle Daub ran the 1600 meter relay in 4:19. Rolinda Lyons, Shara Holley, Kari Shellhammer, and Francis Black ran the 3200 meter relay in 10:50. Track 91 LADY SPARTANS BEST IN COUNTY Team: 1st row (L — R) Cyndi Wofford. Kari Shellhammer, Kristen Ott, JoAnn Mitchell. Debbie Champlin. Amy Knowlton, Shelly Notte, Felisha Lyons. 2nd row: Aretha Salter, Krista Bernard, Teresa Evans. Jennifer Kan-anen, Amina Goodlow, Beth Lucas. Joy Vargo, Lisa Lenhart. Missi English, Rolinda Lyons, 3rd row: Coach Kiess, Francis Black, Rose Goodlow, Cathy Hlifka, Colleen Tinney, Tarja Maenpaa, Shara Holley. Tina Wofford, Darlene Olsen. Michelle Daub, Christy Deemer, Noelle Fields. Tarja Maenpaa to clear bar with ease. Colleen Tinney stretches over hurdle. Right: Rose Goodlow winds up to throw discus. Far right: Darlene Olsen gives her all in long jump. 92 Girls’ Track UNDERCLASSMEN ADD DEPTH; FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT Left: Cyndi Wofford wins 100 meter dash. Right: Debbie Champlin starts perfect exchange. Rolinda Lyons takes baton from Shara. Kari Shellhammer works for height. Jennifer Kananen eyes landing target. Left: Kris Gleason leads teammates' cheers as Darlene brings home another win. Girls' track 93 CONNEAUT BOYS’ TRACK 8-6 OVERALL Team members: 1st row (L — R) Chad Brooks, Chuck Rozalski, Scott Smith, Tim McCloskey. Bart Dalrymple, Tyrone Hunt, Jim Chadwick, Scott Nickel, Mark Lucas; row 2, Chris Evans, John Salters. Ron Young, Jay Cvetko, Shawn Jury, Steve Schreiber, John Burke. Scott Ogren; row 3, Coach Pea-spanen, Pete Harris. Kurt Droese, Scott Showalter, Marty Peaspanen, Dave Rozalski, Dave Bender, Chip Brown, Eric 8arnes, Rich Thompson, Coach Ellis. Scott Nickel lets the discus fly. THE EXCHANGE IS EVERYTHING Perfect execution from Bart to Chad places the Spartans ahead at the left. On the right, the same form shows Tyrone taking baton from Tim for win. 94 Boys' track SPARTANS WIN 2ND STRAIGHT PV INVITATIONAL Chad Brooks, right, passes to John Burke. These runners with Scott Smith and Bart Dal-rymple set the school record in the 3200 meter relay. (8:19.5) Tyrone Hunt shows hurdle form at PV where Spartans ran away with the field with 102 pts. Tyrone was also the 400 meter District Champ (50.8) and placed 5th in the Regional. Scott Smith ran his best 3200 meter (9:34.5) placing 7th in the State Meet after a 4th place in the Regional. In only his first year of track, Scott was voted M.V.P. and was the recipient of the Bruce Rapose Award. SOFTBALLERS REALIZE GOAL — .500 SEASON Varsity girls finish 11-11 season. 1st row, (L — R) Gretchen Nine, Vicki Cline. Charleen Shields. Karen Campbell. Theresa Morano. Tammy Chapin, Stefanie Roberts. 2nd row, Coach Vento, Tammy Church, Lisa Mitrovidh, Carrissa Bihlajama, Nikki Nunes. Jennie Cox, Jackie Tylman, Coach Ritari. Tammy Church fires to the plate; Jackie Tylman is ready. Lisa Mitrovich throws the runner out at third. Gretchen Nine is ready to follow through as Carrissa Bihlajama awaits the outcome. Right: Jackie Tylman readies to complete doubleplay Far right: Vicki Cline holds on for the force out. 96 Softball Karen Campbell, right, led individual honors and teamwork was emphasized. KAREN CAMPBELL — TEAM MVP; 1ST TEAM ALL-COUNTY Conneaut 10 McDowell 5 3 Jefferson 19 2 Madison 22 8 Geneva 6 1 Riverside 14 4 Harbor 6 12 Edgewood 8 13 Fairport 0 19 Fairport 5 0 Harvey 5 8 Ashtabula 4 0 Jefferson 8 10 Madison 14 22 Geneva 7 Carrissa Bihlajama, Left, records the 3rd out. 1 Riverside 6 0 Fitch 20 3 Edgewood 2 17 St. John 7 15 Ashtabula 3 4 Harbor 8 0 Harvey 5 22 St. John 12 Left, Stefanie Roberts connects. J.V.’s Front (L — R) Coach Vento, Heidi Thompson. Michele Thomas. Allison Wheeler, Stephanie McVoy. Michelle Kaczoroski, Bobbie Jo Ros-sick. Nikki Nunes, Coach Ritari. Back: Kathy Johnston, Jackie Nine. Mary Julio, Jennifer McLaughlin. Missy Showalter, Missy Meeker, Jennifer Bennett, Susan Anderson Softball 97 BASEBALL Varsity Squad: (L — R) Bottom; Greg Kent, Brad Webster, Lenny Mundi, Mike Terry, Jeff Lowe, Gary McLaughlin; Top: Coach Borthwick, Rob Coxon, Tim Tan, Greg Myers, Keith Tim Tan touches them all. Drennen, Mike Zappitelli, John Arcaro. Coach Mushrush. Rob Coxon, Sr. Infielder, Pitcher Keith Drennen, Sr. Pitcher, Infielder John Arcaro, Sr. Outfielder 98 Baseball VARSITY EXPERIENCE TO COMBINE WITH J.V. SUCCESS J.V. Squad: (L — R) Bottom; Bryan Vespe. Ed Bertolasio. Rob Mason. Eric Loudermilk, Charlie Jones, Shawn Bowers, Mike Potter, Middle; Raleigh Chiarelli, Craig Yopp, Gary Young, Larry Moore, Marc Light, Top; Coach Borthwick, Brian Showalter, Scott Penniman, Rob Taylor, Boyd Griffith, Scott Lillie, Tim Myers, Coach Mushrush. Below: Mike Terry, All-County Infielder, beats the throw. Center: Keith Drennen makes the tag, Jeff Lowe backs up. Right: Mike Zappitelli throws strikes; Brian Vespe sets. Playing on a redone playing surface thanks to the efforts of the CLYO, The Conneaut Spartan baseball team managed to play a 26 game schedule. Though the overall record was a disappointment, there were more than a few standout performances. Keith Drennen pitched 1-hitters vs. Harbor in the NEC and Newton Falls in the sectional tournament. Greg Myers pitched the Spartans to an NEC win over Ashtabula. Our leading hitters were Mike Zappitelli, Mike Terry, and Lenny Mundi. The J.V. squad won 6 and lost only 3. This success combined with the 8 varsity letter winners returning has our baseball program on the right track. 6 Harvey 3 4 Ashtabula 13 5 Riverside 13 1 St. John 8 VARSITY Conneaut 9 McDowell 6 5 Strong Vincent 14 1 Jefferson 14 3 Madison 11 8 Geneva 12 6 Riverside 20 6 Harbor 1 7 Edgewood 8 8 Fairport 9 0 Fairport 5 2 Harvey 5 5 Ashtabula 4 5 Grand Valley 8 3 Grand Valley 6 8 Jefferson 6 7 Pymatuning 8 1 Newton Falls 0 (Tourn.) 3 Harbor 6 0 St. John 12 4 Champion 14 (Tourn.) 7 Geneva 8 4 Edgewood 8 J.V. Conneaut 4 Strong Vincent 7 18 Jefferson 15 11 Madison 2 14 Harbor 13 8 Geneva 12 7 Riverside 4 16 McDowell 9 3 McDowell 16 16 Harvey 6 Baseball 99 Drill Team A , • - • ' Front I. to r. — P. Hakola, K. Ruth, C. Hlifka captain, D. Guglielmo. L. Evans. Back I. to r. — L. Tinney, N. Naylor. C. Tennant, S. Cole. T. Chike, T. Clough. K. McClellen, T. Hu-benko, K. Bernard. K. Usher and J. Eldred. Far Right — captain Cathy Hlifka. 3 yrs. Right — Cheryl Tennant, 2 yrs. 100 Drill Team Far left — Lori Tinney, 2 yrs. Left — Lisa Evans, 1 yr. Below — Drill team shows their stuff after band camp. Drill Team 101 CHEERLEADERS Above: Senior Co-Captain. Colleen Tinney Above Right: Senior Co-Captain, Kelly Moore Right: Varsity Squad, left to right. Katherine Kaval. Darci Kennedy, Shannon Stiltner, Kelly Moore, Jodi Howland. Colleen Tinney, Mary Jo Cvetic, Kristen Deck 102 CHEERLEADERS Above: Junior Varsity Squad Top: Mikki Minor, Linda Gasch Middle: Tarry Naylor, Jennifer Andes, Chris Biggins Bottom: Lisa Lenhart Left: Cheerleaders enthused at homecoming despite weather. CHEERLEADERS 103 104 Majorettes Middle — Tricia and Lisa showing off their talents at the Band-o-rama. Conneaut Majorettes caught twirling about behind Rowe Jr. High School. Majorettes 105 The band made half-time exciting. Trumpets show their style. Stage band” provided entertainment for all assemblies 106 Band BAND Band Director, Mr. Voytek. will not be in charge of the marching band next year and will be missed on the stadium field and at parades. Practicing can be tiring work. Parents visiting the NEW bandroom. Band 107 Shaun Jury marches down the field. Kissy Fields keeps her eyes on the director. Proud of their new uniforms! Performing at Hi-Lites Everyone looks forward for the band at the end of the parade. 108 Band Right; Band Captain, Kirk Hutchens Far Right; Co-Captain, Eric Ross Left; Band Council; 1st row (L — R) Staci Burdue, Jenny Dudley, Tracy Wadsworth. Lisa Heffelfinger, Kissy Field. Row 2 (L — R) Larry Baird. Eric Ross. Dave Bender, Kirk Hutchens. Joel Voytek. Missing; Lisa larocci. Cathy Hlifka. Left; Front (L — R) Staci Burdue, Sousa Award; Darlene Olsen, Karlo Mackey Award; Heidi Ogrodnichek, Choral Award. Back; (L — R) Aaron Venable, Bandsman-of-the-Year; David Atkinson, Director’s Award Band 109 110 Band Above Left; “Highlights” in new cafeteria. Above Right; St. Patrick's Day Parade in Erie. Middle Left; Band-O-Rama Middle Right; Senior C at last football game. Right; Seniors at “Highlights”. STUDENT LIFE Student Life 111 The Foreigner From March 10th through the 12th, seven normal students changed into characters in The Foreigner,” a two-act comedy by Larry Shue. The cast included Scott Mc3ride, Missy Kraus, Chrissy Ven-detti, Dave Bender, Chad Loomis, Tim Tan and Mark White, Mr. Stephen Rhodes directed with the help of Pam Reynolds and Michelle Moore, Lissa Shellhammer on lights, Beth Ewig on sound, and Tammy Church and Heidi Parkomaki as the “Pit Sisters.” Months of rehearsal paid off, and the play was a tremendous success, drawing sellout crowds all three nights. And thanks to Mr. Michael J. Smith, the stage never looked better! Above: the cast and crew pose for a picture. Right: Dave disappears. Far right: Scott tries to get Chad to talk. Below: the Klan finds Missy. 112 Drama Upper left: Chad loses his cool. Above: Scott cracks up. Left: Missy watches Scott hopni skipni. Below: Mr. Rhodes and Michelle check the script. Middle bottom: Ann Zingaro and Tricia Montgomery prepare seating and tickets. HOMECOMING ’87 On the night of October 2, the air was filled with rain off-and-on throughout the entire game, and nothing lifted the spirits of the spectators as much as Kelly Kulyk’s shining face as she was named Homecoming Queen 1987. The other members of the court were Karen Adams, Heather Lewis, Gretchen Nine, Lori Tinney, and Chrissy Vendetti. Along with the queen, they brought a bit of sunshine into the dark dreary 10-29 loss against Painesville Riverside. Kelly gets her trophy from Theresa Wahon-ick. Homecoming Queen of 1956. Karen Adams Kelly Kulyk Heather Lewis 114 Homecoming Gretchen Nine Lori Tinney Left: The court assembles for the flash of the camera. Lower Left: Captain Tim Rose crowns the new queen. Below: Kelly and her father Michael. Chrissy Vendetti Homecoming 115 VALENTINE’S DAY DANCE Lori Tinney and her escort. Fred Gage. Gretchen Nine escorted by John Howland. i p d l' Chrissy Vendetti accompanied by Shon Creese. TOP: The queen and her court 116 Valentine’s Dance ABOVE LEFT: Karen Adams and her escort. Darryl Yopp. ABOVE MIDDLE: Kelly Moore escorted by Mitch Moisio. Chris Jackson helps John Howland out of a ‘pinch’. LEFT: The queen smiles with great happiness. BOTTOM: Stacia Adams asks Karen. Do you think you'll be crowned queen? , Karen replies, I don’t know. Valentine’s Dance 117 THE 1987-88 STAGE CREW The Stage Crew had some ups and downs this year. The space was almost filled by a new concession stand but through a petition signed by the students the Crew emerged on top. With careful guidance of do’s and don’ts, our leaders led us through a good season. The traditions held this year were Toga night, Hat Tie night, and even an appearance from the Gorilla and his two sidekicks: Alf and the Chicken. With help from Jim Chadwick. Matt Bunnell, and Rob Coxon bending the rules to get them in. We should all remember that the NO Noise makers on the stage rule was never broken. Mick Showalter kept the stage full of enthusiasm with even a quick run around the stage, only falling once. This year was more for Matt Bunnell (or Bunel?) than just chicken suits. Bunel fought a chance to play on the Harvey team where he did a woeful job. The Crew made the paper on a few occasions this year too. First for their spirit and secondly criticized by P.V. fans for our spirit, who must not be forgotten for their caped enthusiast. But let us not also forget Tim Tan's extortion to design our shirts for two in return. Just kidding. Tim. The year came to a close with a happy and victorious crew mobbing the team after the last home game. Rob says, Kool-Aid is number one.” (Top) What's Sheri looking at on Toga Night? (Left Center) Rides for 25c. (Center) Stage Crew Captain, Mick Showalter. (Right Center) Has Bunel turned traitor or is it his twin? 118 Stage Crew PARKOMAKI ACADEMIC CHALLENGE This year’s Academic Challenge team was victorious on Sunday, May 6, when they ventured to the Channel 8 studio in Cleveland. The team members were Mark White, Will Parkomaki, Dan Cochran, and alternates Chris Perrone, Clint Pen-niman, and Shon Creese. Although the game’s taping was later than expected, Conneaut’s answers were by no means tardy, with our guys buzzing simultaneously on many of the answers. Conneaut High proved itself number one in academics. PEP RALLYS, ASSEMBLIES EMPHASIZE SPIRIT, FUN Drill team members ready for season. Cheerleaders fire us up! Here's “pudding” in your eye! Above: Aaron Venable gets the band a little excited. Coach Whittaker encourages our team 120 Assemblies They almost did it. Coach Ritari led all scorers. HP ! P Above: They’re probably laughing at picture Above: These guys got in the wrong line when below right. legs were passed out. Above left: Seniors are ready to bring the house down. Middle: Dennis Butts introduces Senior Supers. Our guys made it fun. Assemblies 121 THE THIRD ANNUAL EYE WASH LOTTERY The festivities started this year with the Third Annual Eye Wash Lottery. Brother Mooney was the first to bare open eyes to the famed eye wash. Following in the footsteps of past alumni were 2nd period’s, Liisa Maenpaa, 3rd period’s Robert Van Alphen, 5th period’s Pam Owen. CONGRATULATIONS! (Above Right) Mr. Rhodes digs deep into the beaker to pick a winner (Above) Robert shows that true chemistry spirit with a towel in hand (Right) The eyewash battles its second period's victim (Far Right) Jim Mooney stands waiting to wash his eyes out for 5 seconds (Below Right) “Here's a towel. Sister Maenpaa''. cries Mr. Smith 122 Eye Wash Lottery EXCHANGE DAY (Right) Brian Osborne is the “Whip”. (Below Right) Michelle Moore is Mr. Zawoyski without a beard. (Below, Far Right) Chrissy Vendetti smiles just like Mr. Parma. (At Bottom) Tammy Church and Miss Vento go over class plans. REMEMBER WHEN: Keith Noss was Mr. Barker and the following students took over for the listed teachers. Liisa Maenpaa — Mrs. Baugher Brian Osborne — Mr. Belconis Lisa Lira and Linda Gasch — Miss Bielanin Lori Tinney and Heidi Ogrodnichek — Miss Brewer Chris Lillie — Miss Brockway Gretchen — Mrs. DiPofi Wendy Magee — Mrs. Estock Missy Kraus and Shawn Jury — Mr. Gilmore Scott McBride — Mrs. Hall Pam Reynolds — Mr. Horwood Cheryl Tennant and Mike Terry — Miss Kahl Missy Jury — Mrs. Kananen Beth Ewig — Mr. Ketchum Clint Penniman — Mr. Kimmel Heather Kinney — Mrs. Lasher Keith Drennen and Shon Creese — Mr. Mason Becky Mickle and Denny Butts — Mrs. Myers Carrie Tuttle — Mr. Ott Staci Burdue — Mr. Parkomaki Chrissy Vendetti — Mr. Parma Chris Perrone — Mr. Peaspanen Jim Chadwick — Mr. Reno David Bender — Mr. Rhodes Colleen Tinney and Kelly Moore — Mr. Simpson Lisa larocci — Mr. Smith Rick Skippon — Mr. Somppi Marc Sandella — Mr. Stalnaker Amy Shahan — Mr. Starkey Tammy Chapin — Mrs. Teed Tim Tan — Mr. Thimons Tammy Church and Paula Horwood — Miss Vento Jeff Beville and Connie Greenlee — Mrs. Wagner Scott Pape and Scott Penniman — Mr. Whittaker Joe DeRosa and Michelle Moore — Mr. Zawoyski Exchange Day 123 GIRL’S STATE Left to right: Lori Tinney, Mrs. Manniko, advisor; Tricia Montgomery, Shara Holley, Stefanie Roberts. Colleen Tinney. BOY’S STATE Left to right: Greg Myers, Matt Bunnell, Mitch Moisio, Rob Coxon; Front: Jim Chadwick 125 Boys and Girls State SENIOR CLASS TRIP Top; Criss plays with Henry the Hippo. Above right; It's only what time? Above; Smitty. Missy. Denny . . . and that stupid lizard Immediate right; Is that a good looking man Peggy sees? Right; Ancient Tennant ancestor in totem pole. 126 Sr. Class Trip June 7, 1988 Top; No girls, this picture isn't going into a national magazine . . . it's just a yearbook.” Left; Jon BonJovi or John Vendetti? Above; Are these guys funseekers or what? Immediate left; Steph’s ready to party! Sr. Class Trip 127 CEDAR POINT Middle; Nice Shorts!! Above; More friends of Henry the Hippo. Right; Smitty .. . what a heart!! 128 Sr. Class Trip Top left; Where’s the beach? Top right; What a friendly hippo Above; Camera? . . . Where? Middle right; Eating again? Middle left; Who Me? Left; Becky Mickle where she really belongs. Sr. Class Trip 129 STUDENT LIFE 130 Student Life 132 Student Life STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Officers; (L — R) Wendy Magee. Treasurer; Lisa Young. Secretary; Tricia Montgomery, President; Missy Kraus, Vice-President; Junior Student Council Ralph Barnes Jason Boeson Tammy Church Pam Hakola Wendy Magee Scott McBride Rose Schmidt Lissa Shellhammer Rich Skippon Tracy Wadsworth Sophomore Student Council Bret Adams Steph Arlington David Bender Anne Clemens Connie Greenlee Chad Loomis Mikki Minor Mike Potter Valerie Sayles Lisa Young Student Council 133 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, Stacia Adams, Vicki Cline, and Karen Campbell, of sound mind, leave to Mike Colby, $2.00. I, Leroy Anderson, of sound mind, leave to Jeff Pratt, all of my failing grades and untaken detentions. I, John Arcaro III, of sound mind, leave to the junior boys, all of my girlfriends. I, Staci Burdue, of sound mind, leave to Dave Braden, a lifetime supply of Get out of jail free” cards for when you’re feeling a little flat. I, Melissa Burr, of sound mind, leave to Richard Burr, all my government notes that I might save! I, Denny Butts, of sound mind, leave to The followers of Blecko, my god, (great, great, great, grandson of Buda), to be good by eating all your vegetables. You’ll be rewarded. Just remember him by chanting BLECKO’’. I, Tammy Chapin, of sound mind, leave to Marcie Dal-rymple, my driving skills. I, Cindy Hatfield, of sound mind, leave to the entire junior class, best wishes for a great senior year! I, Cathy Hlifka, of sound mind, leave to Missy Kaczor-oski, all my government tests from Mr. Mason’s class. I, Nancy Corbitt, of sound mind, leave to Teddy Greer, all my Budweiser beer caps. I, Shara Holley, of sound mind, leave to Kiersten Parko-maki, all my good memories of my senior year and all my court cases from Mason’s government class. I, Heather Holtzman, of sound mind leave to Heidi Holtz-man and Jill Harvey, all the ‘good’ company I keep. (Ha, Ha). GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR!! I, Jennifer Lillie, of sound mind, leave to Eric Newhart, the rest of my life. I LOVE YOU!! I, Ron Luce, of sound mind, leave to Heather Baren, my entire model collection, which consists of 54 models. I, Tarja Maenpaa, of sound mind, leave to Beth Ewig, the bruises on my knees from volleyball. I, Mitch Moisio, of sound mind, leave to The Class of '90, All my love. I, Becky Mickle, of (not quite) sound mind, leave to Buffy Smith, the paper cutter above the door in Mr. Z.’s room and the open shop door during 6th period photography. I, Kelly Moore, of sound mind, leave to Kristen Deck, my pom poms, my uniform, my terrible advanced math grades, and Mr. Mason’s tests. I, Michael Moore, of sound mind, leave to Jeff Pratt, my studhood. Use it well. I, Theresa Morano, of sound mind, leave to Scott Pape, all the candy I took from him in study hall. I, Terri Nopio, of sound mind, leave to Jill Nopio, my strong effort in history class! I, Will Parkomaki, of sound mind, leave to Nobody, Anything. We, Pam Reynolds and Theresa Morano, of sound mind, leave to our ‘Timmy’s’, thanks for all of the great times. LOVE YOU FOREVER!! I, Tim Rose, of sound mind, leave to Medical Science, My Brain. I, Mick Showalter, of sound mind, leave to all those who didn’t pay, my extra stage crew T-shirts. I, Lori Simpson, of sound mind, leave to Shelly Lemmo, the Magic Pencil”. I, Missy Smith, of sound mind, leave to Adam Smith, my ability to dream dreams as no other man has dreamt before. I, Pat Smith, of sound mind, leave to Jamey Shahan, a receipt for $15.00. I, Staci Smith, of sound mind, leave to Mary Smith, the nickname, “CHIPMUNK” and hopefully a good attitude towards others. I, Colleen Tinney, of sound mind, leave to Michelle Minor, my bad attitude, my nasty habits, and my car. I, Lori Tinney, of sound mind, leave to Kyle Miller, my sleeping time, lazy time, and my love!! 134 Testament I, Sandy Tinney, of sound mind, leave to Jill Tinney, my boxing gloves for Margo. I, Chrissy Vendetti, of sound mind, leave to Krissy Usher, my baton, since she is always taking it away and twirling it. I, John Vendetti, of (slightly) sound mind, leave to nobody, anything. I, Peggy Wright, of sound mind, leave to Buffy Smith, Weaz” — HAVE A GOOD TIME!! Testament 135 FAVORITES TEACHER Mr. Gilmore Mr. Mason SUBJECT Math English CARTOON CHARACTER Fred Flintstone Bugs Bunny MAGAZINE SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SEVENTEEN SONG Whitesnake Whitesnake BAND Whitesnake Metallica TALK SHOW HOST David Letterman Oprah Winfrey COLOR Blue Black CAR Lamborgini Corvette VIDEO Whitesnake — “Is This Love” Motley Crue — “Girls, Girls, Girls Kites 137 PLACE Cleveland P.D. HOLIDAY Christmas Birthday JEANS Levi Lee qowJ nev eb goesoJt°fSTVU? SHOES Reebok Nike Chi-Chi’s ACTOR Eddie Murphy Tom Cruise MOVIE Top Gun Lost Boys FOOD Pizza French Fries ACTRESS Whoopie Goldburg Molly Ringwald T.V. SHOW Growing Pains Cosby DRINK Pepsi Coke Favorites 139 140 Student Life Top — king, Tim Tan and queen. Pam Reyn- Top — Keith Noss and Heather Holtzman olds Bottom — Will Parkomaki and Shara Holley Bottom — Chad Brooks and Sheri Wells Top — Tim McCloskey and Theresa Morano Bottom — Dennis Zilch and Stephanie Ramsey Prom Court 141 142 Prom Top I. to r. — couples enjoy the band Direct Effect.” The pumpkin carriage makes a stop at Con-neaut High. Mike and Marcie take a stroll under the stars. Middle — couples converse while they await the cake. Boys heading for the prom take a minute to look at Aaron’s engine. Prom 143 AFTER PROM EXCITEMENT Many parents volunteered their time. Left; A five and a pair of six’s. Right; Follow the Leader.” 144 After-Prom Conneaut H. S. Class of 1988 Karen Adams Randy Adams Stacia Adams LeRoy Anderson John Arcaro Meredith Artman David Atkinson James Baldwin Edward Barch George Beatman Wendi Bennett Pamela Bentley Lisa Bernard David Betts Scott Bogart Michelle Boroski James Bowers Christie Brady Kerry Brisley Carl Brooks Chad Brooks Harry Brown Matthew Bunnell Kelly Burcham Staci Burdue Corry Burr Dennis Butts Karen Campbell Pamela Carter Brandon Catrow James Chadwick Michelle Champlin Tammy Chapin Vicki Cline Daniel Cochran Martha Cole Nancy Corbitt Robert Coxon Shon Creese Stephanie Cropek Terry Cunningham Christopher Curtis Julie Curtis Ann Dain Barton Dalrymple Melissa Dalrymple Lisa Dames Michelle Daub Christy Deemer Joseph DeRosa Tracy Dewey Mark DiFilippo Keith Drennen Rex Droese Tracy Drummond Jennifer Edwards Elizabeth Eggleston Lisa Evans Roger Fails Teresa Fallon Lori Farver Richard Ferl Noelle Fields Hugh Flanigan Carrie French Dean Fritzsche Randy John Fultz Greg Gibbs Dennis Giddings Helen Fuller Goodenow Rose Goodlow Julie Griffith Scott Griggs Vicki Gustafson Brian Hackathorn Michael Hanson Cindy Hatfield Tammy Hathy Lisa Heffelfinger Scott Hennessey Russell Higley Catherine Hlifka Shara Holley Heather Holtzman John Howland Daniel Hunt Tyrone Hunt Kirk Hutchens Lisa larocci Harry Isiminger Christiana Jackson Patricia Jackson Kirk Jennings Stacey Jewell Jeffri Johnson Scott Johnson Ronald Kantola Kim Kessler Kim Kimmy Heather Kinney Timothy Kirkland Rachel Knight Melissa Kraus Kelly Kulyk Robert Lahti Virpi Letto Heather Lewis Pifer Jennifer Lillie Kristina Lowery Judy Lyons Tarja Maenpaa Trudy Mason Darla Mast Timothy McCloskey Lewllen McCumber Charlotte McCumber Deborah McKinley Meredith McKinley Rebecca Mickle Christopher Miller James Miller Mitchell Moisio Tricia Montgomery Kelly Moore Michael Moore Michelle Moore Theresa Morano Gregory Myers Jeffrey Nelson Scott Nickel Gretchen Nine Terri Nopio Keith Noss Anthony Nunes Lawrence Ogren Heidi Ogrodnichek Darlene Olsen John Palmiero William Parkomaki Clinton Penniman Stacy Peterson Robert Pifer John Pixley Mark Pixley Jamie Pizzi Donald Prekler Stephanie Ramsey Ed Rawlins Susan Reinke Pamela Reynolds Stefanie Roberts Diane Robison Sharon Rogers Timothy Rose Eric Ross Charles Rozalski David Rudler John Sabo Lorna Sage Michael Schaefer Jeffrey Sedmak James Shahan Charleen Shields Michael Showalter Lori Simpson Darlene Smith Marian Smith Melissa Smith Laura Stubnar Timothy Tan Brian Tennant Cheryl Tennant Colleen Tinney Lori Tinney Sandra Tinney Carrie Tuttle Aaron Venable Christine Vendetti John Vendetti Tim Wardrop Sherie Wells Kim Werstler Troy Weske Mathew Wheeler Tina Wofford Peggy Wright Masataka Yonei Matt Zappitelli Mike Zappitelli Dennis Zilch Anne Zingaro GRADUATION SPEAKERS Rev. Robert Lyons leads other dignitaries to their places. 146 Graduation Missy Kraus — Born Too Late. X Tricia Montgomery — It's Your Future.” Graduation 147 GRADUATION Mrs. Janis Hall, Dean of Students, presented the class of 1988. Mrs. Dianne Young, Board President, awards our diplomas. 148 Graduation June 12, 1988 Graduation 149 GRADUATION 150 Graduation GRADUATION ALMA MATER O hail Alma Mater, we honor they name; Each brave son and daughter; sing proudly thy fame. To you we are faithful; we’re loyal and true, We love thee, salute thee, the gold, white, and blue. And when we may wander on land, sea, or air, Our school days we’ll cherish in memories most fair. Thy name, Alma Mater, we raise to the sky, We joyfully praise thee, Oh Conneaut High. Graduation 151 TATTLER STAFF Co-Editors Becky Mickle and Mark White headed a versatile staff. Some of that versatility is pictured here. Sergeant-at-arms, John Vendetti; pictured below, ran a tight ship. Staff members and their assignments were: Staci Blood — graduation, juniors, ads, prom Mikki Bort — cross country Denny Butts — eyewash lottery, stage crew, tennis, Senior superlatives. Nancy Corbitt — cropping and layout Stephanie Cropek — volleyball Brian Hackathorn — proofreading Heather Holtzman — typing John Howland — typing Becky Mickle — Sophomores, Sr. class trip Theresa Morano — football, Seniors, wrestling, band Terri Nopio — Last will and testament Pam Reynolds — Seniors, football Stephanie Riggs — cross country Mick Showalter — basketball, golf, wrestling Lori Simpson — faculty Buffy Smith — Sophomores, favorites Missy Smith — AFS, graduation, college Shannon Stiltner — cheerleaders, Juniors, prom, Girls’ and Boys’ State, Graduation Carrie Tuttle — cover design, patron sales Mark White — homecoming, drama Chrisy Workman — majorettes, ads, faculty, graduation, principal’s message. table of contents. Peggy Wright — drill team 152 Tattler MANY THANKS TO ALL Business Patron WWOW Contemporary Media Dreslinski Insurance E.B. Shoes Sam’s Ceramics Jim Thompson Marianne’s Candy Wendy May Supply Makin’ Waves II Bunny Thayer Realty Conneaut Automobile Club Creative Framing Gary Connie Coxon Bennett’s Grocery Bortnick Tractor Sales Inc. Ace Fireworks Manufacturing Co. Personal Patron Mrs. Jury Mr. Reno Mrs. Dipofi Mrs. Hall Mrs. Chike Ms. Coppola Mr. Zingaro Mr. Stalnaker M M John A. Vendetti Dr. Mrs. Neal W. Frey Beverly Davison Dwight Smith M M Duane Mickle Linda Smith Kitty Osborne Autumn Carducci Sam Dixie Wright M M Larry Simpson D.L. Simpson Family Margaret Jim Lyon Adolph Santorine Mr. Borthwick Mr. Smith Baugher Ketchum Mr. Parma Mr. Kiess Mr. Mushrush Mrs. Lasher Mrs. Stalnaker Mrs. McVoy Miss Dudley Mrs. Zappitelli 9£RRy'S Dn-.J, o XrtKo. 4117 Main Avenue (216) 992-1525 KHUVUW 1 UpM Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Lungren’s Refrigeration Appliance Service Parts 480 Chestnut Street Commercial Conneaut, Ohio 44030 Auto — Home Phone (216) 593-4881 NATIONAL CARD CORP. More Than Just a Discount Card! • Merchant Discount • Owe CesMng • Auto Towing ■ Emergency Ceeh Advance 219H Mein Street 800-433-0647 Conneeut. OH 44030 (2161-683-4422 COMPLIMENTS OF TYLMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 436 State Street RAYMOND j. TYLMAN •TYuI .Ti Conneaut, Ohio 44030 (216) 593-5604 DR. ALBERT J. HOFFMAN, INC. OPTOMETRY 237 SANDUSKY ST. 163 W. MAIN ST. CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 ANDOVER, OHIO 44003 (216) 293-7161 (216) 293-7161 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’88 JAMES R. DROESE D.M.V. PHONE: 599-8142 RON’S MEAT AND CATERING 926 MAIN ST. 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LAKE ROAD BROAD STREET 576-9191 CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 Owners: Terry and Rosalie Moisio Congratulations to the many students who received drivers education through Classic Driving School 169 tht T-CAI% STATION o r mi e 44° ' STATE - STREET t ONN E A U T , OH. 44030 ( I 6 ) ■ 399-7786 EVERGREEN LAKE PARK CAMPING AT ITS FINEST RV SALES - NEW AND USED Live Entertainment Your Hosts Pat and Rene LeVesque 1-90 and Ohio 7 Exit 241 Conneaut, Ohio 44030 (216) 599-8802 EASY BANKING at MAIN 4717 Main Ave. (216) 998-2222 LAKE 607 Lake Ave. (216) 964-9625 EAST 3308 State Rfl. (216)998-1030 SAYBROOK 2500 W. Prospect (216) 998-2111 CONNEAUT 239 Main St. (216) 593-1171 GENEVA 50 East Main (216) 466-4651 JEFFERSON 22 E. Jefferson (216) 576-3070 ORWELL 58 S. Maple Ave. (216) 437-5141 Society Bank of Eastern Ohio NA 170 Ads r c)7latc4f FUNERAL DIRECTORS Serving Conneaut since 1868 CONNEAUT BASE PLANT GENERAL @ ELECTRIC LUKJAN METAL PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. 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