Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

MADISON Published At Madison High School 3100 Bums Road Madison, Ohio Editor-Jeff Davisson Copy Editor-Chris Mayer Business Managers-Gary Adkins Shelley Reinke Cauldron Table Of Contents 2 The Key To Fun Doing Your Own Thing 4 5 6 See What Happens When We Are Unlocked. 7 1980 SENIOR CLASS 10 I V Blue Streak Spirit Can't Be Beat 14 15 Streaks Lock Up The Season With A 2nd Place N.E.C. Victory TOP LEFT: Glenn Potter strives for the first down. BOTTOM LEFT: Spirit hoop stands proud in the first pep assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Working as a team. Potter. Malinowski, and White- hair hustle for more yardage. (4.) TOP LEFT: Scott Dade punts and puts Edgewood in the hole. (5.) BOTTOM LEFT: Malinowski tricks Edgewood with a hand off. (6.) BOTTOM RIGHT: Streaks start off the game with a smash. 17 The Streaks Place A Second In The N.E.C. 1. The opposing team watches as John White streaks by. 2. The Streaks make sure the Edgewood ball carrier is definetly down! 3. Keith Palmer says, “Wait a min- ute, I think I lost him. ' 4. K.C. Blystone shows the Streak determination. 5. “Let's get fired up!” 6. Glenn Potter shakes his man off as John Nicely runs to help. 7. Mark Casto drags down the oppo- nent. The Madison Bluestreaks fin- ished their football season with a 7 and 3 record that gave them a second place fin- ish in the N.E.C. Madison’s offensive efforts were led by groundgainers Glen Potter (with 708 yards), K.C. Blystone, Bill Bates, and Kenny Schiemann. The total was 2,177 yards for Madison, and the opponents had 1,148 total yards. Tim Malinowski led our pass- 18 ing game and had 29 out of 90 completions, with a total of 610 yards. Our leading receiv- er was A1 White with recep- tions totaling 182 yards. The punter, Scott Dade, had a 35 yard average. The Madison defensive efforts were led by Scott Dade and Glen Potter with 23 solo tack- les each. They were closely followed by Jim Zirkle, Bill Bates, and Bill Whitehair. The quarterback sackers were Bill Whitehair (for a total of 11), John Palmer, Steve Ka- tona, and Jim Zirkle. There were five blocked punts by Jim Zirkle. Brian Blystone John Palmer, and Doug Mor- gan. “Pm not at all surprised that our football season was suc- cessful!” exclaimed Jim Orr, sports director. The J.V. football team fin- ished with an impressive re- cord of 6 - 0 1 in the N.E.C. and 7-1-1 over all. The tough Bluestreak defense had five shut outs. The offense also proved their ability by scoring 162 points. We will be looking for team to do the same next year! 19 The marching-symphonic band is a year round activity for band students. The March- ing Streaks attended camp in Ripley, West Virginia. During winter, the marching band changes to symphonic band. These two bands are directed by Mr. Acerra and Mr. Sor- iano. Honored this year were six students chosen to play in the All Ohio State Fair Band, Mark Mitchell, John Malka- maki, Cara Cox, Letty Smith, Patti Williams and Connie Bro- berg. 1. The trumpet section keeps in step. 2. “Hey Barb, who are you looking at?” 3. Drum Major, John Zuzek, takes a rest. 4. Hut, two, three, four. 5. Wow! Look at those knees! Homecoming Victory! Hoffman Queen! 22 HOMECOMING VICTORY! The 1979-1980 football game was hosted by Madison who gave St. John the runaround. The main attraction was the crowning of homecoming queen Jaquie Hoffman. Her court included Kathy Walsh, Charlete Morrison, Angela Stubblefield and Sue Waldo. The dance was at Madison High School from 7:30-10:30. The music was provided by Lefty and the theme was Nev- er Never Land. ♦ ♦ 15 5?5S?3r 1. Tears roll as Homecoming Queen. Jacquie Hoffman receives her roses. 2. Homecoming Queen. Jacquie Hoff- man stands with her parents in a mo- ment of glory. 3. Homecoming Queen candidate, Charlette Morrison, proudly stands with her parents. 4. Sue Waldo of the Homecoming Court, awaits the big moment. 5. Kathy Walsh approaches the wait- ing Court. 6. Homecoming Court member An- gela Stubblefield, anxiously walks to her homecoming position. 23 Cross Country Boys Run Over N.E.C. Foes The boys cross country team ran away with the N.E.C. title this fall along with many other outstanding acheivements. The senior runners were Dan Jacobson, Jeff Heidnik, Rob Rupinski, and Jeff Austen. Rob Rupinski and Jeff Austen went to state competition. Rob finished in the ninth spot and Jeff in the thirtyfourth. Rob Rupinski also finished in first place at the Malone Col- lege Invitational meet. Other members were Frank Tas- cone, Brian Woerner, Rick Dame, Dave Smetters, and Dan Harrison. The team fin- ished undefeated in all dual meets. They finished third in the Malone College Invita- tional, third in the Mentor Invi- tational and second in the Per- ry Nursery Invitational. Mr. Sears, after 11 years of lead- ing the ever improving team, is retiring from the coaching position. 24 1. Coach Sears shows off his teams trophy. 2. Rob Rupinski leads the way to- wards a first place finish. 3. Brian Woerner streaks by his oppo- nent. 4. Dan Jacobson keeps up with the pace. 5. Mr. Sears introduces his unbeaten streaks. 25 Mock Wedding - A Taste Of The Real Thing. 1. Jeff Heidnik, Shelly Hyrne. Bill Reynolds and Wary Guiser are the two lucky couples. 2. Tim Pittsenburger reads his lines during the ceremony. 3. Jeff Heidnik and Shelly Hyrne lis- ten to the marriage vows. 4. The flower girls enjoy the ceremo- ny. 5. The Priest performes the ceremo- ny. 6. The rings used to seal the the wed- ding vows. 7. Now for the big moment! STUDENTS TIE THE KNOT? Marriage and Family class held a mock wedding. After the two couples were wed by a certified Priest, a reception was held. The ceremony was a taste of the real thing and it gave a true to life picture of “the big day” for the class. The girls Bluestreak volleyball team, had another successful season. Coached by Miss Chris Anderson, they finished second in the N.E.C. with 11 wins, 3 losses, and withl3 wins, 6 losses over all. The varsity team was led by sen- iors, Sally Crawford, Delynn Markham, Pam North, Jenny Smith, Lisa Gibbon, Shelly Hyrne and Marie Moss, ju- niors. Kara Cox and Michelle Horvath. Sally Crawford and Pam North, both Starting set- ters, were honored by being placed on the first team N.E.C. The junior varsity squad had a rebuilding season, finishing with a 3-11 record in the con- ference. The team consisted of juniors, Kelly Coleman, Shar- on Kepes, Lisa Potti, Heidi Robinson, Barb CJphole, and freshman Bev Bugbee, Nancy Collingwood, Kristi Cox, Deb- bie Kuklinski, Shelly Paquin and Kim Galloway. 1. Delynn Markham dinks for a point. 2. Captain Pam North, serves the way. 3. Bluestreaks patiently wait for the ball. 4. Delynn Markham spikes high over blockers. 5. Jenny Smith spikes another while teammates cover, 29 Girls Field Hockey Reaches Their Goal! The girls field hockey team finished with 6 wins and 5 losses, this fall. The J.V. team also finished well, with a 3-5 1 record thanks to three year coach, Kevin Morgan. The var- sity team seniors were Rox- anne Ruland, Kathy Incorvati, Michelle Kovalchik, Sue Misch, Sue Cooper and Mary Sammet. This year the Streaks, for the first year, par- ticipated in the state meet. They lost their first game (3-0) to the team that finished eighth in the state. 2 30 1. The team shows off their new uni- forms. 2. Team heads toward their goal. 3. Roxanne Ruland steals the ball away. 4. Another goal. 5. That’s no fair, they have two goal- ies. 6. Denise Kovalchik attempts to hit the ball past defenders. 31 Golf Team Swings Through The Season This years golf team consist- ed of a great group of golfers, who stuck together as a team. Not all the matches were won, but their team spirit more than made up for the losses. This years record was 3 wins, 13 losses, and 1 tie. The team came in sixth in the N.E.C. 32 1. A view of this years golf team participants. 2. Mr. Higley (foreground) and Mr. Wilier coach our golf team. 3. Bob Rabe is just about to ship one in. 4. Toby Dowler caught in the action of a golf swing. 5. This players golf bag shows real school spirit. 6. Bill Hoffman chips one out of the sand trap. SENIORS 35 Teresa Alley Steve Anderson Kenneth Appell Amy Atwell Jeff Austen 36 Jane Barnes Chuck Barclay Kim Jones, Mike Orris, Beth Kurila. Kevin DiPofi. and Glen Potter enjoy their dinner before the prom dance. Lisa Beigh Renee Beaucage Deanna Bilski Patsy Boaz Jim Bosley Ken Blystone Kim Brown Candy Bradbury 38 Maureen Brennan Qrada Rice and her date enjoy a moment of solitude during the prom dance. Mark Brooke Mike Brooks Angela Brown Dave Brown Mindy Brown Leslie Buck 39 Terry Byers Tracy Carnes Mark Casto Andrea Chader A Geoffrey Bugbee Tami Burgess Sandy Bush Diane Causey Andrew Cate Jackie Chadwick Craig Cleversy Cheryl Clark Dennis Cleversy Mitch Kline 41 Madeline Collins 4 v Angela Cornell Donna Daniels Sally Crawford Sandy Daughters Scott Dade Micheal D’Avirro 42 Brad Davis Bill Donlin Bryan Davis Toby Dowler Birdie Dingle Cecile Duncan 43 Gerald Gartland Karen Gabor Mary Geistle Lisa Gibbon Chrystal Gerber { jLL lain Gilchrist Laura Gautner Debbie Gervan Jenny Grace 45 Robin Green Colleen Haase Debbie Hafsteinn Jerry Greenman Charles Guy Jenny Smith wails another on Ashtabula. Kim Hayes Ron Hartman Alan Haywood Clinton Hedrick Jeff Heidnik Loni Helmick A relaxing moment in the courtyard. Damian Hennessey Debbie Henrietta Tom Hites Gary Hixon Carol Hunter Kathy Incorvati Jacquie Hoffman Tim Horvath Shelly Hyrne Dan Jacobson Cindy lllig Chris Janezic 48 Dawn Kershaw Denise Janeczek Jay Johnson Tom Kassner John Judd 49 Karalee Kettlewood Dan Kiefer James Kessler Greg Koski Rick Kirk Steve Katona Michelle Kovaichik Tammy Kurkowski 50 Renee Lewis 52 53 Laura Mansfield Michele Markgraf Delynn Markham 54 Mark Mitchell Vickie Montgomery Doug Morgan Charlette Morrison Mary Moyers Mark Naughton Vivian Morrow John Myers Rich Neering Mary Myers Lori Nelson 55 56 Janice Ogurchak Steve Passerell Keith Palmer Sonja Pauley Bob Ogden Mary Ann Paquin Mike Peterson 57 Vivian Phillips Patty Platz Diana Rand Practice makes perfect. Scott Pirc Tim Pittsenbarger Pam Preston John Ramsey Bill Reynolds Anita Rinyo Renee Robinson Lisa Reed Lori Robbins 59 Roxanne Ruland Rob Rupinski Iff Pam North strives for another ace. Dennis Rogers Tom Ruck Kim Saba Tammy Rogers Leigh Ann Rooks Tim Sabo Mary Sammet Mike Samuels Dave Schiebelhoffer Sue Schmidt � — J Ken Schiemann Scott Schroeder Janet Schupska Julie Schrader Beth Scott Jack Scott Gerri Sejba Joe Sejba Chris Shannan Alice Sency Margie Shimek Ann Sency Terri Sippola 62 Tom Soldcn Denise Sommers Scott Souther Scott Spaulding Max Sprague Debbie Spring Angela Stubblefield Dave Sturtevant Tina Thompson Valerie Throckmorton Linda Townsend David Tator Mark Trumble r Cindy Tyukody Catching some rays at the end of the day. Sue Waldo Kim Walker Kathy Walsh Sharon Wamser Janet Wetzel Al White Brian Welsh Bill Whitehair Dave Wickert Todd Williams Gail Wilson Tony Wright Diane Williams Carolyn Wirfel Jim Zirkle Brenda Zehe Kathy Zenuch Everyone appears to be enjoying the prom of 1979, Phil Lappies and Sue John Zuzek Waldo included! BELOW: Our 1979 winter sports teams. 68 In Memory Of Steve Calvert STEVEN W. CALVERT April 21. 1962 November 22. 1978 Wrestlers Are Perfect In N.E.C. The Streaks finished the sea- son in first place. The team placed seven firsts in the N.E.C. tournament, they are as follows: Jeff Notte, Iain Gilchrist. Bill Bates. Bill Whi- tehair. Jack Scott, Brett Ben- nett, and John Palmer. The rest of the Varsity team are: Ted Bilski, Brian Widlits, Jim Tamborski, Ken Ciamaichella. Kevin Wirfel, and Doug Mor- gan. Coach, Mr. Melin, feels that he has a fine senior squad, and that he will miss them. But he has assured us that the up- coming boys will fill their shoes nicely. Madison finished third in the district meet. Bill whitehair was our only first place man but we have eight going to the finals. Bill should be able to make it to the state meet and we hope a win there. 72 1. Capt. Bill Whitehair is in full con- trol of this match. 2. Jack Scott flips his opponent for the pin. 3. Kevin Wirfel takes him down for two points. 4. Ken Ciamaichella swiftly escapes his man. 5. Heavyweight Doug Morgan re- fuses to let up his power. 1. Bret Bennett sets up for a pin. 2. Bill Bates goes for another 6 points. 3. Streak raps up the helpless Eagle. 4. John Palmer sets up for the kill! 74 Roundball Season Has Its Ups And Downs Streaks Get “Hot” In Mid Season The 1979 ■ 80 edition of the Bluestreak basketball team got off to a creeping start, opening their season with losses to district powers North, Lake Catholic, and Kenston, “The young Streaks faced the toughest schedule in the history of the school, remarked coach.” Mr. Dolan. “The most exciting game of the year had to be the come from behind, 70 • 69 vic- tory over the Euclid team”. The Streaks then came alive in January, winning 6 out of 7 games. Leading scorers for this year were captains Mark Naughton and Greg Koski. The rest of the varsity team included Ed Reed, Glenn Potter, Todd Peine, Tim Pittsenbarger, Ke- vin DiPofi, Tim Malinowski and Tom Solden. The Active J.V. players Todd Kingery, T.J. Paguin, Tony Ruta, John White. Mitch Warholic, Mike Bollas, and Greg Morrison. The Freshmen ended with a 7 - 7 record. 76 1. Kevin DiPofi lays one in for two! 2. Tim Pittsenbarger tips the ball to- ward the basket. 3. Glenn Potter drives past the Euclid defender. 4. Ed Reed can’t believe Tim can drib- ble backwards. 5. Mark shows off his shooting tech- nique. 77 1. Jenny Smith steps in front of de- fenders. 2. Sue Palmer jumps up for two. 3. Colleen Haase finds it difficult to pass off. 4. Carolyn Wirfel takes advantage of the fast break. Good Season This year the girls varsity bas- ketball team, coached by Miss Phillips, ended their season with 10 wins and 10 losses. Standouts this year were sen- iors, Mickey Jones with 183 points and 46 steals, and Jen- ny Smith grabing down 165 rebounds. Sophmore, Sue Palmer had the highest team foul shot average, shooting 53 percent. The rest of the team included. Seniors: Carolyn Wirfel, and Sandy Daughters. Juniors: Lisa Potti, Lisa Da- vis, Michelle Horvath and Kim Jones. Sophmores: Kamy Martin, and Tracy Rooks. The J.V. team finished with a perfect N.E.C. record, 14-0, and 14-4 overall. They were led by first year coach, Mrs. Newby. Tracy Watson had 198 points and Sue Evans had 178 rebounds. 79 Best Wishes to the Class of ’80. Mr. Mrs. Gardiner Richard's Hair Stylists 2601 Hubbard Rd. 428-3020 N. Madison Food Mkt. 6704 N. Ridge Rd. 428-2491 Bonnie Lou's Bty. Salon 6712 N. Ridge Rd 4283263 Misty Ridge Antiques 6891 S. Ridge East (inionville. Ohio KICK-OFF your fashion season in style . .. i mj.si Madison Vet Hosp. 50 W. Main St. Carlisle's Madison Mali 4285335 B S Carry out 6714 N. Ridge Rd. Madison, Ohio Madison Auto Parts 6903 N. Ridge Rd. Madiosn, Ohio Peklays Beverage 15 S. Lake St. Madison, Ohio Dime Store Rest. 70 Main St. Madison, Ohio Alart-Gunite Services P.O. Box 284 Madison, Ohio Brecksville Office 526-1911 D's House of Fashion 24 S. Broadway Geneva, Ohio Ree's Rexall Drugs Main Broadway Geneva. Ohio 80 Chapel Florist Chapeldale Plaza Our 25th year of serving Fine Food to Madison area Customers Featuring real homemade Italian Food. 81 83 Gene Aikins Vikki Alexander Carol Amos Bill Anderson Lori Andreson Charlene Bailey Tonya Barnes Jim Bavetz Holly Bayless Teresa Beall Jim Bednar Todd Berger Kim Bertone Judy Bevan Gina Billy Bob Bittner Bonnie Blackie Floyd Black Rob Bliss Brian Blystone Linda Bodnar Mike Bollas Joe Booth Dan Bowen Marvin Bowling Grant Boggs Constance Broberg Tammy Brock Todd Bryant Marcy Burkhammer 84 Tom Burns Barb Butcher Diane Capel Ralph Carder Daryll Carnes Cindy Carrick Lori Casto Diane Cintula Wendy Clark Dave Clawson Bob Clutter Kellie Coleman Kim Cone Scott Cone Valerie Congrove Carole Cook Micheal Cooper Cara Cox Teresa Cox Arthur Craft Anne Craft Peter Cronshaw Chris Dake Dave Damm Dan Daughtery Lisa Davis Jeff Davisson Kevin DiPofi Ed Dollar Barbi Dollar 85 Michelle Fahey Bob Fedele Tom Ferguson Lesa Figiel Perry Firestone Kim Fisher Robin Frambach Kyle Fredriks Mike Ford Terry Ganoe John Getzy Theresa Getzy Doug George Polly Gibbon Julie Goist Gary Granger Cathy Gray Geoffrey Hagan Tim Harmon Lori Haywood Scott Hawkins Kevin Heffington Larry Hennessey Julie Hergenroeder Ken Higley Kevin Higgins Pete Hoffacker Bill Hoffman Joanne Hoffman Dean Holbrook 86 Ginger Holmes Pat Hopp Michelle Horvath John Hummel Randy Hvizda Scott Hydrick Randy Ingle Steve Ingle Cheryl Jacobson David James Sandy Jewell Bill Johnston Kim Jones Roger Jones Joyce Judd Lori Kacer Chris Katona Arlie Keel Colleen Kelley Lori Kelley Doug Kelly Mike Kemp Sharon Kepes Frank Koenig Roberta Koharchik Dave Korosec Deb Kristoff Darlene Kujala Beth Kurila James Tanning 87 Patti Lackner Cathy Lasko Scott Leone Al LeSuer Melinda Limrick Sharon Linder Karen Lowthian Ken Lowthian Linda Lupi Cheryl Lynch Karen MacIntyre Kathy MacKenzie Tina Mackey Tim Mackey Sandy Malinowski Rebecca Mallory D.J. Mansell Jackie Masters Tim McCourt Carol McFarland Rick McGuire Cathy McMinn Michelle Micheal Jerry Miller David Mitchell Kathy Mollohan Tonya Moon Monica Nahra Dudley Nash Melissa Nash 88 Tammi Neely Adrianne Nicholas Margaret Neiderer Judy Novotny Brad Noyes Fred Ogden Kathy O'Reilly Mike Orris John Owens Randy Owoc Debbie Padavick Paul Paliobeis John Palmer Lori Paratto Sue Parker Ken Pauley Robert Pearson Mike Peck Todd Peine William Petecca Dennis Peterson Dean Picciuto Arlie Keel and John Moyers can't decide what tune to play. 89 Jeffrey Pike Glenn Potter Lisa Potti Tammy Price Debbie Quickel Kathy Quirk Bob Rabe Sandi Rader Kim Rainery Troy Raines Jim Repinski Rusty Ribblett Shelley Roberts Heidi Robinson Keith Rogers Bob Rogers Jane Rohlins Marianne Rose Melissa Rosnovski Scott Roth Sandi Riel Shelley Reinke Moose Ruland Kathy Runyeon Carol Russell Yvonne Russell Dewey Salyers Laurie Spadaro Mona Sapatka Amy Satterfield 90 Tammy Saunders Linda Scheve Timothy Scott Jim Sejba Terry Serpas Sharon Shreves Regina Shumaker Tammy Simpson Letty Smith Mike Smith Terri Smith Tina Smith Norm Smyke Greg Spears Tammy Spivak Ian Steinback Dave Stocklas Mark Strong Sue Swartzwelder Marie Swiger Jim Tamborski Frank Tascone Sean Thomas John Thompson Jim Turek Mary Gngers Barb CJpole Lynn Vanderson Jim Vernyi Laura A. Vincent 91 Debra Voorhies Kevin Waltz Jerry Warner Greg Welsh Steve Whitehouse Brian Widlits Patti Williams Dwayne Willis Kathryn Willm Lily Wills Brent Woerner Brian Woerner Chuck Woodworth Russ Yard Marilyn Zapp Chris Zimcosky Joe Zupscan 1. Winter Wonderland at MHS. 2. Everyone still has their own special problem. 3. Pam North, Mike D’Avirro and Chris Mayer can't wait to buy their Senior yearbook. 4. Gary Johnson and Al Crokett encourage everyone to play in the snow. Three Cheers For Madison High School! 1. Sue Waldo, Beth Kurilla, Carol Amos, Charlette Morrison, and Moni- ca Narah are this years varsity cheer- leaders. 2. The cheerleaders pose in one of their many popular mounts. In Memory Of Teresa Alley June 20,1962-December 15, 1979 Carol Alley August 12, 1963-December 15, 1979 John Meivogel September 17, 1962-February 23. 1980 95 Bands Go BANDS SPREAD THEIR MUSIC. The stage band performs jazz and pop instrumental playing. The band performs all year at local school functions and guest appearances outside our school. This band participated in the Lakeland Jazz Festival where bands from all over Northeastern Ohio gather to perform. Mr. Acerra is the director for the stage band, and symphon- Ic band. Mr. Soriano is the as- sistant director for these bands. The Symphonic Band is the same group of people as marching band. During the concert season, this band plays at the Christmas con- cert, at Commencement and plays a Spring concert. The band represents Madison High in the OMEA Contests for band and solo and ensemble players, this makes for a very busy school year. 1. Stage Band poses for their pretty picture. 2. Hard concentration goes into mak- ing beautiful music. 3. The band girls stand at attention. 4. The Pep Band shows their spirit! 5. Am I playing the right notes? 99 Choir Spreads Their Music The choirs and ensembles had a busy year. In December, they joined the band for the Christmas Concert. They sang at the Randall Park Mall and gave several programs in the community. March 1st found the ensembles and choir going to contest. They also partici- pated during Music in Our Schools Week, March 10-14. “The year has been busy but we enjoy working ’ comment- ed the advisor, Mrs. Mullen. Student Council Works To Raise Funds -Hi. - • 1JJ. .ip s ; 'f®!: 15 slE: £: WT : 2C Hr !Sii i 102 To raise money for the 1979- 80 school year the Student Coulcil sold Frisbees with the Blue Streak emblem on them. They held a can drive and helped the Rock and Roll Jam- boree. which was held at Shady Acres to help the Heart Fund. The council also spon- sored a Pancake Breakfast to raise funds. 1. Junior Class Officers: Pres. Bob Rogers. Vice. Pres. Joe Booth. Sec. Beth Kurila. 2. The entire Student Council. 3. Freshman Class Officers: Pres. Ken Malinowski, not pictured Vice Pres. Jody Myers, Sec. Mike Yoger. 4. Sophomore Class Officers: Pres. Doug Foote, Vice Pres. Anne Naughton. Sec. Kim Horvath. 5. Student Council Officers: Pres. Mike Daverro. Vice Pres. Bill Bates. Sec. Debbie Cornell. 6. Senior Class Officers: Pres. Mike Fay, Vice Pres. Jack Scott, not pic- tured Sec. Treasure Jody Stewart. 103 Students Receive Recognition By N.H.S. 104 On March 20, 1979, twenty- eight juniors were inducted into the National Honor Soci- ety. Mrs. Braunlich is the advi- sor of the Madison Chapter. All juniors and seniors who have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 are eligible for membership. The members then are chosen by their character, leadership and service. Once chosen by a vote of the faculty, each mem- ber is expected to maintain these standards. 1. Present National Honor Society mem- bers (back row left to right) Tom Solden. John Zuzek, Delynn Markham. Tim Ma- linowski. Rick Fenton. Mary Baron. Jen- ny Smith, Al White, (third row from left to right). Brian Welsh. Tim Sabo. Char- lette Morrison, Amy Atwell. Bob Orr, Jeff Austen, Rob Rupinski. (Second row from left to right) Scott Spaulding. Mike Leone, Bill Bates. Judy Stewart, Brian Thomas. Dave Aibus. Roxanne Ruland, (first row from left to right) Carolyn Wir- fel. Loretta Masek. Mary Ann Paquin. Kim Walker. Denise Janezcek. and Mau- reen Brennan. 2. Lynn Wirfel presents Dennis Heichel with his award. 3. Tony Noughton gets things started. 4. Advisor Mrs. Braunlich Congradulates Kathy Damm. 5. Dave Black carefully lights the ceremoni- al candles. F.H.A. Holds Fund Raising Projects I 1. Secretary Kim Howsare takes notes on the suggestions of other members. 2. A couple of the members of the FHA club sit back and listen to some ideas. 3. The FHA officers are Tammy Simpson, Kim Howsare, Sandi Riel, Mary Peters, and Tammy Price. 4. FHA girls are deciding what their next project will be. 106 A.F.S. Plans To Sponsor Three Students The A.F.S. Club has been busy raising money to send students abroad and to bring foreign stu- dents here to Madison. They have been collecting money every Wednes- day morning. They call it “Penny Wednesday.” In the first semester they raised $1,000.00 which paied for the A.F.S. international mem- bership. Next year, they will sponsor three students at Madison. The A.F.S. club officers are president; Denise Janeczek, vice-president; Tom Solden, Treasurer; Norm Smyke, Secretary; Gina Billy and the advisor, Mrs. Stefancic. 107 German Camp, A Great Experience! A proposal that a language camp experience be held for Madison German students, was put into affect a few years ago. Every May German stu- dents gather at Camp Klein, in Concord Township, for a se- ries of interesting events. The idea was developed by the club advisor, Mr. Strothers. A three day camp is held and the culture and language studied. Those that cannot afford to travel abroad gain some ex- perience of German life through this club. This is the third year for the program which has enjoyed great suc- cess. 108 Culture, Language, Geography-French The French Club this year has furthered the knowledge of the French language, culture, and geography in exciting ways. It has offered an opportunity to learn the customs by exper- iencing them. The club is con- cerned with the community, visiting nursing homes and participating in civic affairs. The clubs advisor is Mrs. Strothers, President, Jeff Ha- gan, V.P., Larry Hennessey, Secretary, Jackie Masters, and Barb Butcher treasurer. 109 The Spanish Life Of Madison High School The Spanish Club has been busy this year with their ac- tivities. They began by selling high school pennants. During the winter, they held a Christ- mas party with Santa Claus and they broke Pinatas. They also have gone roller skating. They hope to use their money to go to Cedar Point in June. The club is lead by Mrs. Ste- fancic and the officers are. President, Ken Lowthian, Vice-President, Aaron Chil- bert. Secretary, Teresa Cox and Treasure, Arlie Keel. no We’ve Got Spirit, How About You? WE’VE GOT SPIRIT, HOW ABOUT YOU? This years pep club gave the school a lot of support throughout the sports seasons. They performed skits at the pep assemblies and they made hall spirit post- ers. To raise money for their treasury, they sold “Blue Streak” buttons. The officers in charge are, Jane Rohling, (President), Julie Goist, (Sec- retary), and Kathy Weeks (Treasurer). The advisor is Miss Kathy Jackson. m Food For Fans — Service Club The Service Club is a group of Senior, Junior, and Sopho- more students (girls in gener- al) who enjoy working at our concession stand during the winter sports events. Because of the fact that they have no elected officers, it makes for an informal group of students who enjoy being together and helping others. 112 The Mr. Ted Club?? Anyway the club officers are President, Damian Hennessey, Vice- President Scott Pirc, Grand Marshall Mike D’Avirro. Club Members include Debbie Ger- van, Mike Cooper, Ken Appell and John Zuzek. Yearbook Staff Works To Make Deadlines Members of the Yearbook Staff put in a lot of time and effort to get this book to- gether. From the first plan to the completed book takes about seven months. Time is spent in the sum- mer and after school get- ting adds to help cover the cost of publication. Your book cost about two dollars more than you pay for it; the balance is from adver- tising funds the staff brings In. We hope that you enjoy our efforts to record the year at Madison High for you. 1. Debbie Fahey and Rick Kirk busy at their work. 2. Jeff Davisson, editor, looks over the work to be done. 3. Mr. Heichel and Sue Swartwelder discussing page layouts. 4. Chuck Guy and Art Craft working with pictures. 5. Debbie Fahey, Rick Kirk, Penny Hunt. Betty Stivers, and Regina Turner, work on page layouts. 115 1. Art Craft showing Julie Keifer, Danetta Roberts and Robin Lane what to do. 2. Gary Adkins. Shelley Reinke, Pam North. Chris Mayer and Sue Swartzwelder keeping up with the books. Ilf, Photo Club Assist School Publications 118 The Photography Club this year used their skills by tak- ing pictures for the homecom- ing court, Madison Chalk- board pictures, slides for Aca- demic Challenge, athletic team pictures, news releases for the newspapers, and some yearbook pictures. The Pho- tography Club officers are President, Mike D’Avirro, Vice-President, Bill Bates, Secretary, Charlette Morrison, and Treasurer Renee Lewis. Mr. Grimm is the Club advisor. Equipment Ready To Go A-V Job The Audio-Visual departments main job is to prepare equip- ment for classes. A.V. also tapes senior graduation and broadcasted if over a local T.V. channel. This year Mr. Linhart was the director of all the audio-visual officers in the area. Mr. Haines took over temporary command of the A.V. department. Any one with a C average can be in this department in place of their studyhall. 119 111 1. The Drama Club getting their act together. 2. Godspell players, Trisha Reed. Steve Anderson, Teresa Cox, Mike Cooper, Jeff Reid and Sue Malka- maki do alot of clowning around to promote the play. 3. Gina Billy and John Moyers sing for Jesus. 4. Mike Cooper to Dave Albus, “Get off my knee!” 5. If your going to be a clown you have to put on a happy face. 6. Sue Malkamaki, clowning around again. Drama Club Clowns Around Through The Year This years drama club earned money by putting on the play Godspell, The Gong Show and selling mugs. To promote Godspell, the cast clowns went out to schools and area businesses. Even though they were given strange looks, they enjoyed every minute of it. The opening night perfor- mance of Godspell was rated by the rotory club. From this clubs rating, choice cast mem- bers will be honored. Times Change, And So Do Seniors 1. This class is more interesting when it is distracted. 2. Senior boys express their person- ality in many ways. 122 Country Kitchen Chocolates “In all your candy-making supplies and home-made candy.” 1977 Hubbard Madison, Ohio Diamonds and watches. A gift for everyone. Watch and Jewelry repair The Jewel Box 657 East Main, Madison Karl’s Jewelry David H Quirk Professional Photographer Madison, Ohio 123 33 North Broadway Geneva, Ohio Girls Work For People In Need The G.I.R.L.S Club participat- ed in many school and com- munity events. During the football games, the girls sold candied apples and dough- nuts. They had a can drive with the student council for the needy people of Madison during Thanksgiving. They gave their proceeds to the Cancer Society and other ser- vice projects. Their school pro- jects were Slave Day, Hush Day, and a dance. The Club officers are President, Char- lette Morrison, Vice-President, Mary Ann Paquin, Secretary, Judy Stewart, Treasurer, Sal- ly Crawford and advisor. Mrs. Lee. 124 Key Club Year is Busy in Community The Key Club this year was busy raising money for the Rock and Roll Jamboree. In March, a pancake breakfast was planned with student council. Mr. Hanes was the ad- visor, Mike D’Avirro presi- dent, John Zuzek vice-presi- dent, and Tim Sabo secretary- treasurer. 125 Georgia Company Custom 6 classic hairstyling 1 Main St.. Madison 428-6048 “Best wishes for a bright future” Aquarius Hair Design 66 W. Main St., Madison 428-1331 126 Duffy's Tavern 60 W. Main St., Madison Good luck class of “80” Good luck, class of “80” Bukky Construction Comp. 25 Edwards St., Madison Tired feet from shopping? See us first! Shoe-n-Boot Shop 2652 Hubbard Rd., Madison l 0 W PS o X o s cu o 0 Sophomores Work To Gary Adkins Debbie Albus Pam Allds Ken Allds Carol Alley Rachelle Amberik Joyce Anderson Scott Anderson Doreen Andrikanich Claudia Arnoul Tom Baker Jim Baker Donald Balch Tim Barone Debbie Barclay Tammy Barrette Patty Baron Dawn Bates Tracy Beach Debbie Bell Donna Broberg Anna Bennett Chris Bilski Debbie Bond Joyce Bonnema Lisa Bosley Kim Bowling Janet Boyd Jerry Brafford Jacqueline Braund Jim Breeden John Brennan Jim Bridenstine Tonya Bridenstine John Buby Julie Burdette Tina Butram Bonnie Byrnes Chris Cahill Danette Carroll Linda Castrilla 130 Be The Best They Can Keith Chaffee Bill Champa Steve Chapman Aaron Chilbert Kelly Christy Ken Ciammaichella John Clark Betsy Claypool Jim Cleversy Melinda Clifton Wilma Cogar Larry Colagross Colleen Cole Debbie Conrad Debbie Cornell Carol Craft Mike Custer Bill Davis Eddie Dickson John Drlicka Pat Dodge Marina Doland Steve Dooley Rachelle Drown Shawn Dressman Alan Ebbert Dawn Edwards Kathy Ehrcke Paul Elmore Don English Sue Evans Debbie Fahey Becky Fay John Fedele Charles Fink Melissa Fisher Sybil Fitzpatrick Gary Ford Doug Foote Danielle Freeman Chris Francis Art Fulton 131 The Freshmen Will Replace These Sophomores John Galrin Phil Garbark Paul Gandee Sheila Gardner Cindy Gartland Sue Gartland Terry Gerrad Dwayne Gibson Jeff Goodin JoAnn Gordon Beth Green Debbie Guidosh Sue Guy Teri Haase Larry Huddox Tom Hall Kelly Hambleton Charles Hammel Ramona Harmon Meg Harrell Chuck Harton John Hash Denise Heinz Annie Hejduk Chad Hejduk Mark Hess Debbie Higley Robin Hissam Gerald Hixon Julie Hoffman Connie Holnapy Tim Horton Kevin Horvath Kim Horvath Kim Howsare Jonathon Howes Penny Hunt Michelle Hupertz Suzanne Ingle Mike Irwin Kerry Isaac Julie Izzarelli 132 Sophomores Are Moving Up In The School Chris Jackson Kim Jackson Pamela James Kathy Jameson Diane Jewell Ken Johnson Scott Jones Sue Jopko Jim Judd Paul Judd Michele Kampas John Katona Julie Keifer Keith Kettlewood Todd Kingery Joe Kovach Denise Kovalchik Tom Korth Emily Kruk Rosenna Kuehnle Sandy Lackner Bev Lake Robin Lane Kelley Lardie Mark Larned Paul Lavergne Jay Lavfenburger Tyra Layman Desiree Layne Mark Lendvay Dawn Levak Dave Lewis Jeff Lewis 133 Sophomores Race To Beat The Deadline Kim Lewis John Lindberg Denise Locke Scott Loxterman Beth Mackey Keith Maddox Sue Malkamaki Gary Majernik Chris Manypenny Dennis Markgraf Jeff Markgraf Dave Martin Kamy Martin Whitney Mathews Paula May Duane Mayeda Bob McCormick Randy McCourt Jon McGill Marty Mclnnerney Len McMinn Bridget McNemar Daniel Medvec Mike Miller Sandy Miller Mary Montville Kevin Morris Greg Morrison John Moyers Julie Moyers Anne Naughton Kim Nolan Marie Obelenus Mike Oberle Dave Ogden Chris Onderick Katie Orris Cris Owoc Kevin Palmer Sue Palmer Dave Palmiter Chris Paliobeis 134 Sophomores To Survive Their Second Year Claude Paquet Harold Paquet TJ Paquin Gary Parcell Bob Pasco Diane Patternac Mary Peters Sandra Peterson Cindy Pettit Dan Pettit Tom Philips Kelly Pechatsko Mike Piks Debbie Platz Jon Pollock Laura Potter Angela Powell Ruth Pyle Lavonne Quickie Rich Rafail Steve Ramsey Jim Reed Trisha Reed Jim Reid Bill Reznak Steve Ribinskas Larry Rice Lisa Rice Danetta Roberts George Rohling Traci Rooks Dawn Ruck Tina Rupinski Duane Saba Mark Sandford Don Saunders Herb Schiemann Jon Schmidt Ken Schmitt Julli Scott Stacy Scull Dane Serpas 135 We Are Not Afraid Of Getting Anymore Steve Sheets Wendy Shipman Mary Silvaroli Donna Simmons Sherry Simmons Roger Smart Steve Smetters Carla Smith Rick J Smith Rick W Smith Sandra Smith Dave Smithberger James Snyder Neil Snyder Bob Snyder Joanne Solden Theresa Solinsky Bob Sommers Calvin Spaulding Rachelle Spencer Heather Sprague Kim Sprague Todd Stach Regina Stollings Greg Standinger Vickie Stange Tracy Stranton Richard Steele Tony Stewart Betty Stivers Nikki Stubblefield Babette Swartz Tammy Swartz Lisa Tarsovich Kim Thompson Julie Thomas Tessa Tiller Luanna Titus Diana Tompkins Leslie Tremayne Dave Turnbull Vickie Venturo 136 Because We Are The Sophomores Rick Vincent Tom Wanio Mitch Warholic Dave Watkins Jackie Watson Tracy Watson Kathrine Weeks June Wheeler Melissa Welsh Perry Wetzel John White Keith Whipple Arthur Wilm Bob Wilson Robert Winslow Kevin Wirfel Dolores Wojtaszek Dirk Woodland Brenda Wyatt Rick Yates Joan Yothers Dave Zapp Debbie Zehe Leo Zimmerman 1 ir 1. Mr. Martin trying to measure up to Mr. Sater. 2. Secretary, Mrs. Anderson, is busy typing away. 3. Mr. Stoll takes time out from the hectic schedule of counciling stu- dents. 4. Mr. White juggles a student’s schedule. 5. Counselor. Mr. Winton, looks for a student. 6. The Madison School Board which is the policy and financial cotrol group of our schools. 7. Office secretary, Mrs. Jopko. has the responsibilities of maintaining all club accounts, and that’s just one of her many tasks. 8. Counselor, Mrs. Billman. works with students S-Z. 9. Nurse. Mrs. Grimm, waits for her next victim. 10. Office secretary, Mrs. Gibbon, checks in students. 1. Mrs. Spiesman helps out a student with her typing. 2. Mr. Byers patiently waits for his business class to begin. 3. Mrs. Braunlich dictates to her short- hand class. 4. Mr. Miller thinks of what to do next with his typing c.ass. 5. Mr. Kandare Surveys activity in the shop. 6. Mr. Ashton creates another masterpiece. 7. Mrs. Grist trying to help her students through the business world. 8. Everyone likes to eat in Mrs. McMahon’s cooking classes! 9. Mr. Heichel takes a break before his next class. 1. Mr. Loffel strives for perfection in his English class. 2. Mr. Strothers creates a relaxed atmosphere, just right for learning German. 3. Mrs. Strothers teaches the romantic language of French. 4. Mrs. Sampson shows frustration with her English students. 5. One of the newer English teachers is Mrs. Newby 6. Mrs. Billman can’t believe her students are working. 7. Looking for her late students is Miss. Jackson. 8. Mrs. Dornhecker planning a suprize quiz. 9. Mrs. Reichenbach always has time to have a sense of humor. 145 1. Mr. Mackey, drafting and shop teacher, helps one of his students with her house plan. 2. Mr. Peterson and his student Pete, look for problems in shop class. 3. Mrs. Lee lends her hand to her Home Ec class. 4. Mrs. Ashton is amused by her Home Ec class. 5. Our permanent substitute. Mr. Corcorn, gets ready for his next class. 6. Physical education teacher, Mr. Opron, stands up for his baseball team at an assembly. 7. Mr. Dolan laughs at his health students comments 8. Our athletics director and physical education teacher. Mr. Orr makes arrangements for referee. 9. Mrs. Phillips socializing in her physical education class. 10. A highly successful wrestling program is directed by Mr. Melin who also teaches physical education. 1. World history teacher Mr. Angle, teaches his students about yester-year. 3. Mr. Hance takes it easy in government. 2. The fine points of golf are given by Mr. Higley to his team; he teaches history in the class room. 4. Mr. Hribar gets ready to lecture his social studies class. 5. Mr. Anderson socializing with one of his social studies students. 6. Mr. Linhart, (AV director), messing with the equipment. 7. Heavily concentrating on the problems of his government class is Mr. Derring. 8. Taking attendance in his government class is Mr. Delp. 149 The Library Encourages Intelligence Music Makes The School Go ’ Around. 1. Mrs. Pool, library secretary, smiles for the camera. 2. Mrs. Hanes starts out with a Jack Jill reader. 3. Anything to get out of studyhall! 4. Mrs. Accera has the beat! 5. Mrs. Soriano leads his band to a complete stop. 6. Mrs. Mullens listens for the perfect sound. 151 1. Mr. Kovats concentrates on a difficult problem. 2. Mr. Morgan looks to see if anyone is laughing at his joke. 3. Mr. Cornicelli leisurely lectures to his math class. 4. Mr. Mclntrye is often suprised by the wit of his students. 5. Mr. Leitch points out the advantages of learning math. 6. Consumer math teacher. Mr. Kovalchik tooks up to have his best side to the camera. 7. Miss Eastman plans her next exam. J J J 1. Mr. Greenwald tries to teach freshmen, health. 2. Mr. Schlevensky works hard to bring up new scientists in his earth science class. 3. Explaining the advantages of his teach- ing field, biology, is Mr. Deel. 4. Ready to teach a new lesson in the art of chemistry. Mr. Quiggle. 5. Mr. Pelich demonstrates a concept to his science class. 6. Teaching Science is tiring so Mr. Reigert takes a break. 7. Mr. Piker plans a new science lesson. 1. Mrs. Eaglen is surrounded by her English pupils. 2. Mrs. Schroeder checks the truancy list while supervising A.D.D. 3. Mrs. Dougher prepares for the sto- ry. due in english. 4. Spanish and English teacher. Miss Kraus, writes out a pass for one of her students. 5. Mrs. Delong, head of the English department, also handles some disci- pline problems and teaches several classes in the department. 156 HARVEY HUBBEL INC. Sends Congra tula tions To the Class of ’80. We would like to take this opportunity to express our best wishes for your successful future. industrial controls division ...justrial Controls Division HARVEY HUBBELL INCORPORATED, 50 Edwards St. • Madison, Ohio 44057 157 The Scared New Freshman Faces Add Some Kathy Acerra Charis Adkins Steve Adkins Richard Adamovich Craig Alexander Kathy Alexander John Andrews Bill Andrews Mark Andresen Craig Anderson Liz Austen Dave Badcock Lynn Bagshaw Dale Baker Debbie Baker Denise Baker Eric Baker Tracy Baker DJ Barnes Linda Battes Lisa Baumgartner Chris Beal Tom Benker Sheryl Bellan Barb Bennett Tom Berger Mitch Billy Ted Bilski Steve Bittner Jackie Blair Sheri Blystone Lisa Bach Mora Bach Brent Bonner Missy Bortz John Bosley Karin Bostrom Pam Bowia Karolyn Bowling Virginia Bradbury Rich Bradley Donna Braberg 160 Joy Into The Lives Of The Upper Classes Bill Brueggeman Dave Buby Tom Buehner Beverly Bugbee Scott Bugelski Victor Bukky Ron Burke Sue Burns Nancy Bushnell Bruce Byler Steve Carder Chris Carroll Laura Cantanese Harold Cattell Marty Chapin Betty Clawson Patti Clay Larry Clemente Linda Clude Dorthy Clutter Mike Cobb Nancy Col ling wood Robby Cone Laurie Congrove Marty Conner Sandra Cooke Danny Cornell Julie Cornell Susan Cotrill Christi Cox Mark Cox Ron Dancer Brian Daniels Marian Danowski Karan David Dean DelBrocco Steve Dempsey Jim Dewitt Jackie Dissauer Mar tha Dodge Mary Donlin Kevin Downs 161 Freshmen Enjoy The Thrills Of Their Future Beatrice Drlicka Brian Dressman Terri Ebbert Scott Essler Scott Fassett Paul Fedele Annette Ferritto Kelly Field Steve Flagg Mark Fletcher Dave Fogel Jim Fogel Becky Fortney Curt Frambach Sue Franczek Steve Frania Dawn Frasher Larry Freeman Vance Freeman Mike Frye Brett Fry Kimberly Galloway Cathy Galvin Beth Garbark Gina Gaunter Mary Grant Kelly Groover Pete Giordano Dawn Gibson David George Beth Guidosh Don Hambleton Trudy Hammer Terri Harford Dan Harrison Jeanne Hart Chris Haywood Kim Heckman Jeff Heffington Eric Heichel Tom Heinz Scott Heller 162 On Their Journey Through High School Jim Hennessey Anne Herron Jan Hewitt Jackie Hinkle Brenda Hill Mark Hissam Brian Hites Tammie Hoffacker Keith Hollingshead Tonya Horvath Mike Hudik Kim Hull Annie Hummel Jeff Hyrne Wendy lames Mary Incorvati David Jackson Will Javorich 163 Freshman Find The Key To The School 164 Steve Jewell Judy Jones Steve Jones Toni Julius Debbie Keller John Kerr Kris Kettlewood Patty Kessler Laura Kidder DeeDee Kirk Leslie Klocek Bob Knittel Jim Kocer Barry Koehnle Heather Koenig Debbie Kuklinski Kelly Kurkowski Dave Lading Leonard Lambert Carl Layman Evie Lette Carl Limrick Karen Locke Steve Lowthian Marie Lovejoy Eric Ludwick Melissa Lupton Kim Lutz Monica Lynch Charles Mace Cathy Mackovjak Ken Malinowski Darren Malkowski i j|| Strike up the band one timel Bill Marks Brian Masters Leslie McManigie Ken McNulty Darleen Medvec Mike Messenger Shelley Metz Pat Miller Bill Mitrovich Steve Molnar Fred Moore Oley Moore Rick Moore Jodie Myers Ethel Nash Leslie Nering Linda Notte Leslie Oros Dianne Owoc Lisa Pachete Joe Palma Michelle Paquin Steve Paratto Michelle Parker Brenda Pauley Cheryl Pauley Duane Perry Karen Perish George Pichelli Bob Piks Laurie Pivonka Pat Pourde Karen Powell Lisa Prasnikar Darryl Prater Jodi Pudder 165 The Freshman Class Laurie Quick Keri Quikel Neva Quickie Cheryl Radley Andy Rasch Tammy Reese Kim Rice Mark Reed Coni Riel Lona Riffle Renee Rodgers Tina Roper Lisa Rose Gary Rowan Jenny Rowe Ginny Rushia Andrea Rysko Lisa Saari Pam Sanders Beth Sanford Jeff Satterfield Steve Schmitt Tom Schnaible Kathy Scott Lisa Schubert Eric Schultz Mitch Schultz John Sency Ken Shahan Dave Shumaker Shelly Siford Theresa Simmons Dawn Sippola Trying To Make It To The Top Tim Sizemore Jeff Sladek Dave Smetters Heidi Smith Joe Smith Peggy Smith Lori Snook Dave Solinsky Lisa Soltis George Spaid Jon Sprague Bob Spring Melanie Stansak Lisa Simcosky Brian Stevens Nancy Stillwell Joann Stocklas Tina Strohm Terry Strombeek Danielle Sweet Diana Tamborski Tracy Tamborski Jeff Tarbuck Robert Taylor Todd Teeter John Teleha Tami Thompson Pat Titman Butch Townsend Marie Townsend Dede Turner Frank Valerio Dale Vernyi Paul Vrtachik Connie Walker Bill Walker Denise Warner Cindy Watkins Dave Weber Rick Wiker Gina Wilber Debbie Williams 167 Penny Williams Toni Williams Charles Wilson Mike Winfield Arthur Wojtaszek Mike Woodworth John Worthy John Wunsh Alicia Wyatt Teresa Wyatt Dennis Yard Doug Yard Dave Yarger Mike Yeager Tracy Yoe LG. A. Best Wishes to the class of “80” Nobody can do it like McDonald's can ™ McDonalds 6626 N. Ridge Rd. Madison, Ohio Old Tavern Fine Service Box 114 Cnionville, Ohio 169 171 Boys Baseball Team Is On Top Again! The boys baseball team fin- ished first place in the N.E.C. for the second year in a row, finishing with an outstanding team batting average of .318. The varsity team was led by seniors, Ken Solden (batting .455), Jeff Cody, and all N.E.C. winners, Gregg Lyons and Jim DiPofi, and most valuable player in the N.E.C. Jeff Lakatos, whose pitching record was 7-1. Junior Bill Whitehair, was also all N.E.C. contributing two home runs. The Bluestreaks finished in first place at the Harvey Invi- tational. The proud coach, George Opron states. “We are at the top of our conference in respectability. We must re- place five pitchers lost by graduation, but we will still be tough!” 172 The Softball Team Swings Into Victory The girls softball team had a record of 12 wins and 5 losses in the ’79 season. They placed third in the N.E.C. Candy Saunders and Micky Jones made the N.E.C. first team. Sally Crawford, Kelee Booth and Diane Henrietta made the N.E.C. second team. Honor- able mentions went to Mary Tarbuck and Jean Coope. Ke- lee Booth led the team with 27 RBI’s and 4 homeruns. Candy Saunders led the league with 33 stolen bases. Sally Craw- ford had only two errors in 87 innings at play. Mickey Jones led the team with a .636 bat- ting average. Coach Miss Sal- ly Phillips says “The team really improved thruout the season with fine pitching from Jean Cooper and outstanding play and leadership by seniors Candy Saunders (outfield), and Kelee Booth (second base).” 1. Another Bluestreak hit! 2. Jean Cooper releases another fast ball. 3. “I got it. I got it!” 4. Mickey Jones safe again. 5. Lori Anderson heads toward home. 6. Sue Misch goes romping home. 7. Mary Tarbuck smashes one to- ward the outfield. 175 79 Track Breaks Some Records The track team had a record of 5 wins and 2 losses. Jeff Heidnik set a record in the low hurdles. Jon Austen placed first in the mile, 880, and 2 mile runs. Larry Jopko set a record in the pole vault. Other standouts were: Rob Rupinski • mile, Jeff Austen - 880, Mike Leone 220 100, and Frank Tascone • 2 mile. Outstanding prospects for the future are: John White. Joe Booth, Brian Woerner, Brent Woerner, Phil Garbark, Dave Zapp, and Steve Toth. 177 Girls Track Stars For 1979 1. Roxane Ruland was honored for breaking the school record for the discus. 2. Jamie Sulzbock was also honored for coming in third place in the mile in the sectional meet. 3. Monica Nahra was the sectional Champion in the long jump. She also came in forth place in the district in the long jump and a state qualifier. NEC Champs 1. Mile Relay team consist of Sue Jopho, Sue Ingle, Jamie Sulzbock and Kim Horvath. 2. 880 relay team consist of Monica Nahra. Kim Saba. Laury Smith. Sue Jopho. 3. Jamie Sulzbock came in in the mile. 4. Monica Nahra came in in the long jump. •• Mile relay team was undeffeated in dual meets. 178 Bluestreak Staff Gets Paper Out Scholastic Art Awards Given These These Students received honor by having their work placed in the Tri- Country • Scholastic Art Awards show held at Lakeland College in March. FRONT • Daren Pruette, Den- nis Markgraf. David Kline. Jim Ver- yni, Rob Bliss, John Katona, Kim Horvath. Kathy Alexander. MIDDLE - Mike Cooper, Margaret Peterson, Lisa Rice. Cara Cox. Sandy Miller, Jim Zirkle. BACK • Jeff Hagen, Alan Crocket. Beth K Kurila, Brian Mas- ters. Ken Law. Bill Whitehair. 179 ROW 1) Bear Keel, Joe Booth. Sue Malkamaki Carol Cook. Mike Cooper. Sandy Bush, Leslie Tremayne. Beth Green, John Moyers. ROW 2) Mary Silvaroli, Lavonne Quickie. Teresa Cox. Margaret Niederer. Lori Snook. ROW 3) Lori Haywood. Julie Thomas. Dolly Medvel, Julie Goist, Jane Rohling. Kathy Acerra. Luanne Titus. ROW 4) Trisha Reed. Sheila Garoiner. Robin Frambach, Sue Swartzwelder, Gina Billy.. ROW 5) Ruth Pyle. Donna Broberg, Kathy Weeks. Sybil Fitzpatrick ROW 6) Dave Albus. Max Sprague. Rob Green. Rick McGuire. Mike D’Avirro, Doug Foote. Drama Club Awards Performances In the Madison High, Drama Club Awards ceremony this year, 13 students were award- ed for their performances. Mike Cooper for his work as Adam in The Apple Tree and Student Director for Ask Any Girl; Heidi Quiggle as Passion- ella in The Apple Tree and Meg in Ask Any Girl: Kathy Damm as graduating senior who made the most contribu- tion over the four-year period. In the 1979 Painesville Rotary Drama Awards, Madison High was in competition with Har- vey, Perry, Lake Catholic, and Fairport Harbor High Schools, In the over all awards, Maurice Snyder won Male Cameo Sub Support (Musical) as Flip in The Apple Tree, Carole Cook won Female Cameo Sub- Support (Comedy Drama) as Lisa in Ask Any girl and Heide Quiggle won Female Lead (Co- medy Drama) as Meg in Ask Any Girl. Technical awards were given to Patty Bias, Sandy Bush, Mike Cooper, Kathy Damm and Gina Shu- maker. 180 ’79 Majorettes Stand Out 1980 MARCHING BAND MAJORETTES Lisa Bosley, Kelly Kristy. Jan Schupska, Mickey Jones. Mrs. Rogus (advisor), Anita Rinyo, Kathy Zenich and Mary Ann Paquin. Our ’79 major- ettes core add color and glam- or to marching band perfor- mances. 181 We’ll Have A “Hott” Time 1. Tim Horvath and Michelle Mark- graf take a break from dancing. 2. Couples take advantage of the “Hott” music. 3. King and Queen. Jim Aumick and Brenda Orris are on cloud nine. 4. The band “Hott” was really firing up the dance floor. 182 A DREAM IN MADISON The 1979 prom, which was a great success thanks to Miss Kraus and her prom commit- tee. was based on the theme “A Dream Goes On Forever.” The colors were blue and sil- ver. The band “Hott” played from 7:30 to 11:30 while a buf- fet dinner was being served. The main event was the crowning of King, Jim Au- mick, and Queen, Brenda Or- ris. Sophomore servers were Beth Kurila, Mary Eland, Monica Nahra, Kim Jones, Glen Pot- ter, Jeff Notte, Mike Orris, and Kevin DiPofi. Pictures were taken by Art Taylor Stu- dios. 183 Auburn Career Center Trains For Jobs Auburn Career Center pro- vides on the job training for students planning a technical career. The Center provides training for Automotive Re- pairs, and Automotive Body Repairs. Courses in food Man- agement with actual training in the school cafetera is pro- vided. The Beauty Shop at the school provides excellent beautician services at a rea- sonable price. Building Repair and Maintance which includes a building of a home, training in Computer Technology, Law lnforcement, Graphics and Dental Hygiene are offered. In addition Welding, Machine Trades and Electronics are part of the program. All courses provide on the job training during the senior year. The school provides ex- cellent job placement opportu- nity. 1. Tom Kirschstein with his inteili gent look. 2. Kim Bertone and Karen Lowthain study dental hygiene. HBH Paper RemovalBPainting, Inc. Interior Service 942 7781 or 259-3686 Style II 2 Main Street. Madison. Ohio 428-2747 Best Wishes To Class of ‘80’ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh Trio-Carpeting 22 West Main. Madison. Ohio 4285055 Turner Bros., Aluminum Products Bennett Machine B Stamping Co. 2711 Bennett Rd. Madison. Ohio Green’s Bike B Hobby 6214 N. Ridge Rd. 428-6670 Koellisch Carpet 428-4900 6214 N. Ridge Rd. Gress AMC, Jeep, Mazda, Inc. 6300 N. Ridge Rd. 428-1141 Prime replacement doors. Siding. Prime replacement windows, Remodoling call 428 3194 Good Luck to the Class of ‘80’ Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Strivers Coe Manufacturing Co. 609 Bank St. Painesville, Ohio 189 Senior Activities DAVID ALBOS National Honor Society 3. 4: Explorers 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 3. 4: Drama Club 2, 3. 4: German Club 2. 3. 4; German Club Prea. 3. 4; STEVE ANDERSON Cross Country 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; German Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Choral Ensemble 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Voice of Democracy Speech 4; M.A.L.L 1, 2: A.F.S Club 4: BRYAN ANDRESEN KENNETH APPELL Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 3. 4: Concert Band 1; Key Club 4; German Club 1. 2; Mr. Ted Club 3. 4: Pep Band 1. 2; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Physics Club Vice Pres. 4: AMY ATWELL Drama Club 2. 3, 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; Choral Ensemble 3. 4; French Club 2. 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4: American Legion Test Winner 3; JEFFREY AUSTEN National Honor Society 3. 4; Cross Country 1, 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: French Club 2; State A.A.A Cross Country Meet 3. 4; KAREN BAKER MARTHA BAKER CHARLES BARCLAY BILL BATES Football 1.2, 3. 4: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4; Photography Club Vlce-Pres. 4; Student Council Vice-Pres. 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4; Ail League Football 4; All County Football 4; League Champion Wres- tling 3. JAYNE BARNES Hero Club Vo Ed 3. MARY BARNES - Hero member 3. 4; Hero Queen 3: Hero Secretary 4. MARY BARON - Leadership Council 1 Cheer- leader 1; G.I.R.L.S Club 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2; Chorus 1.2: Business Club 3. 4: Spanish Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4. MIKE BEASLEY - RENEE BEAUCAGE V.I.C.A 3. LISA BEIGH • Marching Band 1. 2: Drama Club 3. BRET BENNETT Wrestling 3. 4: Gong Show 4; Football 2: Track 1: NELSON BENNETT • Shop Aid Vo Ed 1. 2. DEANNA BILSKI KENNETH BLYSTONE PATRICIA BOAZ NOEL BOGGS PHILLIP BONNEMA - JIM BOSLEY - CANDACE BRADBURY - MAUREEN BRENNAN Wrestling Stat 2. 3: Service Club 2. 3. 4: German Club 1. 2. 3. 4: A.F.S Club 3, 4; Track Stat 2; German Club Vlce-Pres. 3. 4: A.F.S Club Pres. 3: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; A.F.S Exchange Student 3. MARK BROOKE MIKE BROOKS O.W.A 2; Vo Ed 3; ANGELA BROWN DAVID BROWN Cross Country 2. 3. 4: Track 1.2. 4: Mr. Ted Club 4: Key Club 4: Burner Club 1. 2. 3. 4; KIM BROWN Student Council 1.2. 3: Track 1: Softball 2; Cross Country Stat 3. 4; MELINDA BROWN Basketball 1; Softball 1; Field Hockey 3: Basketball Stat 2: O.E.A 3. 4: O.E.A Vlce-Pres. 3; O.E.A Parlisamentarian 4; Parliamentarian Procedures Team 3. 4: Parlia- mentary Procedures Team Chairman 4: LESLIE BUCK GEOFFREY BUGBEE SANDRA BUSH Drama Club 2. 3. 4: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1; Pep Band 2. 3; Field Hockey Stat 3; Drama Award 1: TERRY BYERS - Basketball 1. 2. 3; German Club 1. 2: GLEN CAHILL - TRACY CARNES MARK CASTO - Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1: ANDY CATE • DIANE CAUSEY Band 1: Track Stat 1.2: Wres tllng Stat 1. 2. 3. 4; Who;s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 4; ANDREA CHADER JACKIE CHADWICK ALLYSON CHAPIN Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1: French Club 2. 3: French Club Treasurer 3; KELLY CIAMMAICHELLA Basketball Stat 2: Softball Manager 2. 3. 4; Service Club 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Prom Deco- rating Committee 3; Office Aide 4; Homecom- ing Decorating Committee 4: CHERYL CLARK • Science Club 2: Track Stat 3: JOHN CLARK • CHARLES CLAYPOOL Marching Band 2. 2. 4; Concert Band 1; Pep Band 2. 3 CRAIG CLEVERSY DENNIS CLEVERSY - D.C.T 4; MITCH CLINE ANGELA CORNELL GREGORY COWGER SALLY CRAWFORD G.I.R.L.S Club 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Prom Server 2: Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; ALAN CROCKETT • MADELEINE COLLINS TER I CONE 8UE COOPER Softball 1.2. 3. 4: Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; Choir I; Pep Club 1: Spanish Club 2: 8COTT DADE DONNA DANIELS Softball 1. 2; Girls Cross Country Manager 2: Girls Basketball Manager 3: SANDY DAUGHTERS MICHAEL D’AVIRRO Class Pres. 2, 3; Student Council Pres 4: Key Club 1.2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2; Shawn Fadoole Fan Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mr. Ted Club 3. 4; Santa Claus 4; Photography Club Pres. 4: Drama Club 3. 4: BRAD DAVIS - Football 3. 4: BRYAN DAVIS • MIKE DEWITT Football 1; DAVID DIFRANCO • BIRDIE DINGLE WILLIAM DONLIN Shawn Fadoole Fan Club 4; TOBY DOWLER ROBERT DRLICKA Golf 3, 4: CECILE DUNCAN ALAN ELAND - LOUISE ELLIOTT CAROL ESSLER Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1.2, 3.4; Girls Ensemble 3; Volleyball 2. 3: Service Club 2. 3. 4: Band Council 3. 4; All Ohio State Fair Youth Choir 4; Solo and Ensem- ble Contest Award 3: MARK FEDELE Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4 Football 4: Anti D Avirro Club 1. 2. 3. 4; MICHAEL FAY - Football 1. 3; Wrestling 1: Stu- dent Council 3. 4: GREG FORD Football I. 2. 3: Basketball 1: Track 1. 2: Spanish Club 2: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; EUGENE FRAMBACH Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; State Band 3. 4: Track 4: SHERRY FREDERICKS • Field Hockey 3; VICA 3. 4; SHAWN FRENCH 190 BRAD PRY • Vo Ed 3. 4: PATRICK GARNEY • JERRY GARTLAND • LAURA GAUNTNER■ CRYSTAL GERBER DEBBIE GERVAN Marching Band 1. 2: Span Ish Club 3: Prom Committee 3: LISA GIBBON Softball 2: Volleyball 3. 4: Ser- vice Club 3; Science Aid 1. 4; Prom Committee 3: IAIN GILCREST • JENNIFER GRACE • ROBIN GREEN - Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4: Stage Band 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4; GERALD GREENMAN - Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Concert Band I: German Club 1. 2; CHARLES GUY Marching Band 1. 2: Science Club 3. 4: Yearbook 3. 4: COLLEEN HAASE Basketball 1. 3. 4: Cross Country 1, 3; Track 1. 2; Choir I. 2, 3: Pep Club 1. 3: Prom Committee 3: Boys Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3. 4; DEBBIE HAFSTIENN D.H.O 3: D.C.H.O 4: V.I.C.A 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Science project award 1; Social Studies award 1; MARY HAGAN RON HARTMAN WILLIAM HASH KIM HAYES DAN HAYWOOD - O.W.E 3. 4: Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; CLINTON HEDRICKS DAN JACOBSON Student Council 4. Cross Country 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4: Who's Who Among High School Students 3; HARRY JAMES Vo Ed 3. 4: CHRISTINE JANEZIC DENISE JANECZEK • Football Stat 2: Service Club 2. 3. 4: Wrestling Stat 2. 3.4; A.F.S Club 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; German Club I, 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 1; Track Stat 2,3; Student Coun- cil 4: Drama Club 2. 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; A.F.S Club Pres. 4; JAY JOHNSON GARY JOHNSTON MICHELE JONES Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Base ball 1. 2. 3. 4: G.I.R.L.S Club 2. 3. 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Marching Band 2. 3. 4; Major- ette 3. 4; Prom Committee 3: Honorable Men- tion Basketball 3: JOHN JUDD Football 3. 4; Wrestling 2; Track 4; SUE LADING - Track 1; Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4: Tennis Stat 2: KENNON LAW KATHY LAYMAN Prom Committee 3: Pep Band 1; Marching Band 2, 3. 4; Symphonic Band 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1: Wind ens 1. 2; YVONNE LEGGETT O.E.A 3. 4: MICHAEL LEONE National Honor Society 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3. 4; Football 1; Track 1.2. 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4: RENEE LEWIS LINDA LIPPS CHERYL LIVINGSTONE Library Aid I. 2: Bas ketball Stat 2; Vo Ed 3. 4; O.E.A 3. 4; O.E.A Sec. 3: JACKIE LOXTERMAN MARK LOWTHIAN JEFF HEIDNIK German Club 1. 2: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4: Basketball 1: Low Hurdles Record 3; LONI HELMICK - Science Club 4: Yearbook 3; Library Aid 4; DAMIAN HENNESSEY Football I. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 4; Mr. Ted Club 4; DEBRA HENRIETTA THOMAS HITES Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus I. 2: Student Council 1: Key Club 4: Mr. Ted Club 4; GARY HIXON JACQUELINE HOFFMAN - Track 1: G.I.R.L.S Club 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Home- coming Queen 4: Homecoming Court 4; TIMOTHY HORVATH - Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Vo Ed 3. 4; CAROL HUNTER SHELLEY HYRNE Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3. 4: Head Stat 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Tennis Stat 2. 3; German Club 1. 2: Chorus 1; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Committee 4; CYNTHIA I LUG Softball 1.2. 3; Student Coun dl 3; Prom Committee 3: Basketball Stat 1, 2: Pep Club I; KATHLEEN INCORVATI Choir I. 2; Symphon Ic Choir 3. 4; Ensemble 4; Soloist 1.2, 3.4: Field Hockey 2. 3. 4: Choir Counsel 3. 4: THOMAS KASSNER STEVE KATONA Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 4: Cross Country 1 Homecoming Committee 4; Disco Dancer 3. 4; LORI KELLY CHERYL KEPHART BARBARA KERR DAWN KERSHAW Marching Band 1: Football Stat 2. 3: Basketball Cheerleader 2; Cross Coun- try Stat 1: Football Cheerleader 3. 4: Homecom- ing Committee 4: G.I.R.L.S Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3: JAMES KESSLER KARALEE KETTLEWOOD D.H.O Treasurer 3; D.C.H.O. Pres. 4 Chapter Procedure 4; Baseball Stat 2; Library Aid 2; DANIEL KIEFER JOHN KINNEY RICHARD KIRK - Yearbook 4; Library Aid 3; GREGORY KOSKI • Basketball 1.2, 3.4; Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4; Honorable Mention Basketball 3: Play- er Of the Week Basketball 3: District Qualifier Tennis 3; 3rd place Doubles Tennis 3; MICHELE KOVALCHIK Basketball I; Softball 2; Field Hockey 2. 3. 4: Choir 1: Symphonic Choir 2. 3, 4; KELLY KRAUTER • Library Aid 1. 2: RISA LYONS Student Council 1. 4; Girls Bas ketball Stat 1.2: Boys Basketball Stat 2: Prom Committee 3: Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1; TIM MALINOWSKI Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basket ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: Buckeye Boys State Delegate 3: Football player of the Week 4; Honorable Men- tion all N.E.C Football 4; JOHN MALKAMAKI - Concert Band 1: Concert Band Council 1; Symphonic Band 2. 3. 4: March- ing Band 1.2. 3. 4: Symphonic Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; All Ohio State Band Fair 3. 4: Lakeland Jaz2 Impact 4; DEBORAH MALNAR - Cross Country 1; Foot ball Stat 2; Opening Closing Team 3. 4: V.I.C.A 3. 4; Gong Show 2. 4; F.H.A Club 2; LAURA MANSFIELD • MICHELLE MARKGRAF Field Hockey 2. 3: DELYNN MARKHAM KEELY MARTIN Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4; Pho- tography Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. Home- coming Committee 4: Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4: March Ing Band 1. 2: Concert Band 1. 2: CHRISTINE MAYER Volleyball 1. 2: Tennis Stat 2; Yearbook Copy Editor 4: Photography Club 4; Spanish Club 1; BARBARA MANSFIELD Concert Band 1. 2; Marching Band 1. 2; V.I.C.A 3. 4: 191 TED MCGUIRE Vo Ed 3, 4: KENNETH MILLER SUSAN MISCH Basketball I: Softball 1. 2. 3. 4: Field Hockey 3. 4; Library Aid 1. 4; German Club 1. 2; MARK MITCHELL • VICTORIA MONTGOMERY • DOUGLAS MORGAN CHARLETTE MORRISON VIVIAN MORROW MARIE MOSS Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Girls Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3. 4; Service Club 2. 3. 4; German Club 1.2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4: MARY LOU MOYERS Library Aid 3; Wrestling Stat 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2; Prom Committee 3; JOHN MYERS MARY MYERS - MARK NAUGHTON Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Bas- ketball Captain 4; LORI NELSON Boys Basketball Stat 1: Girls Track Manager 2; Office Aid 2; V.I.C.A Club 3. 4; RICHARD NEERING Mr. Ted Club 4; Key Club 3. 4: Tennis Team 2; French Club 2. 3; Honor- able Mention Art Show; Alternate Appointment • Air Force Academy: PAULA NEWSOME • JOHN NICELY • DENISE NICHOLS Concert Band 1. 2: LINDA NICHOLS Service Club 2. 3. 4; Wres- tling Stat 2: Drama Club 1.2, 3: German Club 1, 2; Chorus 1. 2, 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; CHERYL NICHOLSON PAMELA NORTH Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basket ball 1. 2: Yearbook 4: Tennis Stat 2; Photogra- phy Club 4: Concert Band 1; First Team N.E.C Volleyball 4; Second Team Volleyball 3; BARBARA NORTON - French Club 2. 3; Drama Club 2. 3: Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2; French Tutor 2; LISA OBELENUS ROBERT OGDEN • JANICE OGURCHAK • G.I.R.L.S Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Field Hockey 1; Track 1.2: Wrestling Stat 1. 2. 3. 4: Prom Server 2; Homecoming Committee 4; Stage Band 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Prom Com- mittee 3: Cross Country Stat 3. 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students; KEITH PALMER • Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 4; Track 3. 4; Cross Country 3; Chorus 1. 2; MARY ANN PAQUIN Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Majorette 3. 4; G.I.R.L.S Club 2. 3. 4; G.I.R.L.S Club Vice Pres. 4: Nation Honor Society 3. 4: Tennis Stat 2: Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3; STEVEN PASSERELL CHRISTINA PAVLIDES - FRANK PERREAULT DIANA PETROWSKI VIVIAN PHILLIPS SCOTT PIRC Mr. Ted Club 3. 4; Key Club 4: TIMOTHY PITTSENBARGER PATRICIA PLATZ - Cross Country 1 Drama Club 1.2; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 1.2: Business Club 3. 4; PAMELA PRESTON ■ O.O.E.A 3. 4: Office Aid 1. 2; JOHN RAMSEY V.I.C.A 3. 4; DIANA RAND - Track 2: Girls Basketball Stat 2; Prom Committee 3: Library Aid 3: EDWARD REED LISA REED • Marching Band 2, 3; 4 Concert Band 1; Stage Band 4; WILLIAM REYNOLDS Football 1; Homecom- ing Committee 4; Mr. Disco 2. 3. 4; ROBERT REYNOLDS - ANITA RINYO • LORI ROBBINS • RENE ROBINSON Library Aid 1. 2. 3. 4; KEVIN ROGERS Basketball 1: Wrestling 2; Vo Ed 3. 4; TAMI ROGERS LEIGH ANN ROOKS - Track 1. 2. 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Pep Club 1; Girls Basketball Stat 2; THOMAS RUCK Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; ROXANNE RULAND • ROB RUPINSKI Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Coun- try 1. 2, 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; All League Track and Cross Country 2. 3. 4: All Ohio Cross Country 3. 4: All American Cross Country 3. 4: KIM SABA • Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Photography Club 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 3: Choir Representative 4; Pep Club 1; TIMOTHY SABO Marching Band 2 Stage Band 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4; Mr. Ted Club 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4; Football 3; Golf 1; National Honor Society 3. 4: Academic Challenge Team 2. 4; 1978 Lake County Winner American Legion Test 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students: Alternate Boys' State; MARY 8AMMET MICHAEL SAMUELS DAVID 8CHEIBELHOFFER KENNETH SCHIEMANN Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Second Team N.E.C Football; SUSAN SCHMIDT Library Aid 1.2. 3. 4: Office Aid 1. 2: JULIE 8CHRADER SCOTT SCHROEDER JANET SCHUPSKA Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Softball 2; Soloist 1. 2. 3. 4: Majorette 4; Ohio State Fair Band 1; Drama Club 2; Girls Ensem- ble 3; Wind ens 3. 4: Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; ELKIZABETH SCOTT 192 JACK SCOTT • Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 4: Homecoming Committee 4; Class Vice Pres. 4: Prom Committee 3: Photog raphy 4: Third N.E.C Wrestling 2: First N.E.C Wrestling 4; QERRI 8EJBA O.W.E II 4: JOSEPH SEJBA O.W.E I 2. 3. 4: ALICE SENCY - Softball 2. 3. 4; Field Hockey 2: ANNE SENCY Field Hockey I. 2: Softball 2; CHRIS SHAHAN TERRI SIPPOLA Pep Club 1.2: Wrestling Stat I. 2. 3. 4; HELEN 8METTERS JENNIFER SMITH Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4: Bas ketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3; G.I.R.L.S Club 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 4; March Ing Band I. 2: Concert Band 1; National Honor Society 3. 4; LAUREL SMITH - Track 1.2. 3. 4; Field Hockey 3; Cross Country 2: Pep Club I. 2: Wrestling Stat 1. 2. 3. 4; THOMA8 SOLDEN Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Key Club 3. 4; German Club 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: National Honor Society Pres. 4: A.F.8 Club 4; A.F.S Club Vice-Pres. 4: Aca- demic Challenge Team 4; DENISE SOMMERS 8COTT SOUTHER SCOTT SPAULDING - Vo Ed 3. 4: German Club 1. 2: National Honor Society 3. 4: F.H.A H.E.R.0 3. 4: MAX 8PRAGUE DEBRA STALNAKER JUDITH STEWART - G.I.R.L.S Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Secretary Treasurer 1. 2, 3. 4; Cross Country Stat 2. 3. 4: Tennis Team 2: Student Council 1.2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 1: National Honor Society 3. 4; N.E.D.T Award 2 KIM 8TINCIC - Prom Committee 3: Band 1. 2; Basketball Stat 2; Student Council 3. 4; French Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3; EDYTHE STOCK MICHAEL STOLLINGS HADEY STROOMBEEK ANGELA STUBBLEFIELD Cross Country 2; Tennis Stat 1; Wrestling Stat 2. 3; Cheerleader 3. 4: Ensemble 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3: Drama Club 3: DAVID 8TURTEVANT JAMIE SCILZBACH • Cross Country 1, 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1: Basketball Stat 1. 2: O.E.A 3: District Track 1. 2. 3: State Competi- tion Track 2; SALLY SWEITZER DAVID TATAR Football 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 3; V.I.C.A 3. 4: Chiefs Club 3; BRIAN THOMAS • Wrestling 1, 2: Stage Band 3. 4: Football Manager 2; MARCHING Band 3. 4: Symphonic Band 1. 2. 3. 4: National Honor 8oclety 3. 4: Buckeye Boys State 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4: Century III Scholarship Nominee; TINA THOMPSON DANNY TROGLIN A.C.C Welding 4 V.I.C.A Club 4: MARK TRUMBLE • Library Aid 1, 2; V.I.C.A. Club 3. 4; CYNTHIA TYUKODY Track 1. 2; A.F.S. Club 3: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Symphonic Band 1. 3: Volleyball 2: Library Aide 1: MARTIN VICK JOHN WAINIO Football 1; V.I.C.A Club 3: SUE WALDO • Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Homecoming Court 4; Band 1. 2; KIMBERLY WALKER Marching Band 1.2, 3.4; Business Club 3. 4; Girls Track Stat 2. 3: Field Hockey 3. 4: Nation Honor Society 3. 4; Nation- al Honor Society Secretary 4; KATHY WALSH Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Football Stat 2; G.I.R.L.S Club 3. 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 4; Homecoming Court 4; 8HARON WAMSER ADAM WARHOLIC DAVID WATSON JANET WETZEL BRYAN WELSH - Nation Honor Society 3, 4: Marching Band 2. 3. 4: Symphonic Band 2. 3. 4: Concert Band 1; Stage Band 3. 4: Wind Ensem- ble 3. 4: German Club 2. 3; ALLEN WHITE WILLIAM WHITEHAIR Class Pres. 1; Student Council 2; Student Council Vice-Pres. 3; Home coming Committee 4: Football I. 2, 3. 4; Wres tllng 1.2. 3. 4; Baseball 1.2. 3. 4; Fourth N.E.C Wrestling 1; First team N.E.C Football 2: Player of Week Football 2: N.E.C Champ Wrestling 2: T rA First Team All County Football 3; Fifth in State Wrestling 3; First Team N.E.C Baseball 3; Cap tain Football Team 4; DAVID WICKERT DIANE WILLIAMS Track State 1: O.E.A 3. 4; A.O.C 3. 4; TODD WILLIAMS GAIL WILSON CAROLYN WIRFEL G.I.R.L.S Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; March- ing Band 1.2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1.2. 3; Nation- al Honor Society 3. 4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; Who's Who Among American High 8chool Students 4; Art Award 2: TONY WRIGHT • Football 1; Wrestling 1. 2: Chorus 1; BRENDA ZEHE Library Aid 1: Office Aid 4: KATHI ZENUCH Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Concert Band 1.2. 3. 4: Ensemble 4 Symphonic Choir 2. 3. 4; Majorette 4; Pep Band 1. 2: JOHN ZUZEK - Symphonic Band I. 2. 3. 4: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Stage Band 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4: Mr. Ted Club 3. 4: Track 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Drum Major 4: Band Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Key Club Vice-Pres. 4: National Honor Society Vice Pres. 4; Honorable Mention Ohio Scholastic Achievement Test History 3; Sev enth Place Ohio University History Test in Lake County 4; JAMES ZIRKLE Senior Honor Students These students graduate with honors with a 3.5 or better grade average in the four years at Madison High. 1. Bill bates, Carolyn Wirfel, Denise Janeczek, Bryan Da vis, Tom Hites, Richard Spaulding, BACK Mark Mitch- ell, John Malkamaki. 2. FRONT Tim Malinowski, Judy Stewart, Delynn Mark- ham, Roxonne Ruland, BACK Brain Thomas, Jenny Smith, Carol Essler. 3. Lisa Gibbon, Diane Causey, Lisa Reed, Maurean Brennan, Mickey Jones. Sally Craw- ford, BACK Rich Nering, Bry- an Welsh, David Albus. 4. FRONT Laura Mansfield, Charllette Morison, Barb Nor- ton. Kim Brown MIDDLE Dave Brown, John Zuyek, Kim Walker, Adrienne Nichols, BACK Mike Leone, Drew Kale, Steve Anderson 195 SPECIAL HONORS WERE WON BY THESE 1. Polly Gibbions won all hon- ors In the N.E.C. for outstand- ing performace In Cross Coun- try. 2. Ed Reed and Rus Yard were In the Stste Distric Fourm in Tennis. 3. Brian Thomas and Tim Ma- lenowski were elected to Ohio Boys State. 4. Greg Koski and lain Gilgh- rist were the stste sectionsl doubles winners in Tennis. 196 Honors Granted These Students 1. Academic Challenge team left to right: Brian Thomas, Larry Hennessy, Drew Kate. Not shown is Tom Soiden. Tim Sabo. 2. 1st NEC Volleyball: Sally Craw ford, Pam North. 3. Track Honors: Jeff Heidnik. 4. Girl's Basketball Honors: Mickey Jones. 197 Basketball Stats Do Their Thing The students pictured here put in many extra hours to keep stats current on the games. 198 Wrestling Stats Help Team Get Ahead ABOVE • 1979 Wrestling States Left: All NEC wrestling honors were given to - Bill Bates, lain Gilchirst, Kevin Wilfer. Back: Jeff Naughty, Bret Bennett, John Palmer. Bill Whitehair. Not shown are Jack Scott and Doug Morgan 199 All Good Years End The Way They Start