Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

Cauldron YEARBOOK STAFF Editor - Jon Howes Assistant Editor • Earl Nicholas Photography - Jon Howes and Earl Nicholas Copy Editor - Debbie Zehe Layouts - Robert Schroeder, Kimberly Bowling, Cheryl Wainio, Nancy Howes, and Judy Jones. Tessa Lavergne. Sports Editor - Cheryl Pauley Cover by: Jon Howes Special thanks to our coordinator Mr. Heichel. Without his help this book would have never been published. PUBLISHED AT Madison High School Madison, Ohio May 1982 2 3 Typical, scenes at MHS. 4 5 The contest, the cheers, the fun, the confabs. 6 10 Classes and order keep year on move We know that we have class. 13 This school would be Debbie Albus Ken Allds Pam Allds Rochelle Amberik Scott Anderson Doreen Andnkamch Claudia Amoul Jim Baker Thomas Baker 18 nothing without us Donald Balch Scott Barclay Tammy Barrette Patty Baron Dhwn Bates Tracy Beach Anna Bennett Chris Bilski Debbie Bond 19 20 Denise thinks things are getting a little hairy around here. I Jerry Chapman Steve Chapman Aaron Chilbert Chns Cahill Linda Castrilla Keith Chatiee Ken seems amazed at his new discovery. Kelly Christy Ken Ciammaichella Bill Davis Patrick Dodge Manna Doland Shawn Dressman Rachelle Drown Alan Ebbert Paul Elmor Don English Richard ErcolanJ 23 Mike Erwin Sue Evans Debbie Fahey Becky Fay Perry Firestone Melissa Fisher 24 Cindy Gartland Sue Gartland Terry Gerred Dwayne Gibson Jeii Goodin Beth Green Debbie Guidosh Susan Guy Tern Haase 26 Chris HaJ sman Kelly HanibJeton Ramona Harmon Meq Harrell Chuck Harfon Denise Heinz Anne Hejduk Chad Hejduk Tracy Helsley 27 Mark Hess Dawn Hibbert Debbie Higley Robin Hissam Julie HoJiman Tim Horton Kevin Horvath Kim Horvath Jonathon Howes 28 Kim How sare Penny Hunt Michelle Hupertz Sue Ingle Kerry Isaac Chris Jackson Kim Jackson Diane Jewell Scott Jones 29 Sue Jopko Janies Judd Miihele Kampiis Keith Kettlewood Todd Kingery Tom Korth Joe Kovdch Denise Kovakhik Rosea nna Kuehnle 30 Beverly Lake Robin Lane Kelly Lardie Mark Lamed Jay Laufenburger Paul Lavergne Tessa Lavergne (Tiller) Tyra Layman Mark Lendvay 31 Dave Lewis Jett Lewis Kim Lewis John Lindberg Denise Locke Beth Mackey Gary Majerik Sue MaJkamaki Chris Manypenny 32 Dennis Markgrai William Marks Paula May Barbara Maurer Robert McCormick Jonaithan McGill Marty Mclnnerney Lenard McMinn Sandy Miller £ 33 34 Patrick Melia Greg Morrison John Moyers Julie Moyers Ann Naughton Maria Obelenus Chris Paliobeis Sue Palmer Claude Paquet Harold Paquet T J Paquin Gary Parcell Bob Pasco Kelly Pechatsko Mary Peters 35 Sandra Peterson Cindy Pettit Mike Piks Debbie Platz Laura Potter Angela Powell Ruth Pyle Ken Quickie Lavonne Quickie 36 Steve Ramsey Jim Reed Trisha Reed Jim Reid Larry Rice Lisa Rice Donetta Roberts Traci Rooks Dawn Ruck 37 Tina Rupinski Dwayne Sabo Mark Sanford Don Saunders Herb Schiemann Ken Schmitt Jon Schmidt Robert Schroeder Jim Schwendinger 8 Julie Scott Stacey Scull Kellie Shadduck Steve Sheets Marci Shemkunas Wendi Schipman Mary Silvaroh Roger Smart Steve Smetters 39 Carla Smith Jim Snyder Robert Snyder Neil Snyder Laura Sobe Joanne Solden Thresa Solinsky Calvin Spaulding Rachelle Spencer 40 Heather Sprague Kim Sprague Todd Stach Vickie Stange Tracy Stanton James Stapleton Cindy Steele Tony Stewart Betty Stivers 41 Natalie Stubblefield Lisa Tarsovich Kim Thompson Luanne Titus Dave Turnbull Leslie Tremayne Vicki Venturo Richard Vincent Tom Wainio 42 Irene Ward Tracy Watson Kathy Weeks Melissa Welsh June Wheeler Keith Whipple Paul Whipple John White Dave Williams Bob Wilson Kevin Wirfel Dirk Woodland Lynn Wright Brenda Wyatt Rick Yates Joan Yothers Dave Zapp Bruce Zasadzinski 44 ■ 45 And so we come to another end! Senior Activities GARY ADKINS DEBORAH M. ALBUS Track 1,2. 3. 4 Basketball 1.2.3, 4: Marching band 1, 2’ Syn. band I, 2 KEN ALLDS PAMELA K ALLDS A edemtc Certificate for 3.0average (IOth); Tennis JV 2 Library Aide 3; ROCHELLE AM PERI K Business Club 3. 4; SCOTT ADERSON JOYCE ANDERSON Art A wan I DOREEN ANDRIKAN1CH Girb Club 2. 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; CLAUDIA LINA ARNOUL IV Track 3; Graduation Committee 4; IIM BAKER TOM BAKER DONALD BALCH SCOTT BARCLAY MARK BARNUM Auto Body 3. 4 TAMMY BARRETTE PATRICIA BARON Girls Club I. 2. 3. 4; Business Club 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council I. 2. 4: TIM BARONE Auto Mechanics l ll 3, 4; Vica 3, 4. GWENDOLYN K BARTLETT DAWN BATES TRACY BEACH Girls Track I, 2 DEBIE BELL Honorable mention hr art work. Honorable Mention 3; Bulletin board for TV people 3; Graduation Commity 4; ANNA BENNETT KIM BERTONE CHRIS BUSK I DEBRA LYNN BOND Who's who among American high school students. Mixed Chorus I; Syn. Choir 2. 3; Who's who among American high school Students 3. 4; Service Club 2. 3; German Club I. 2 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Prom Committee 4; JOYCE ANNE BONHAM Academic honors tor 3.5 (plague I Oth). Aca demic honors hr 3.5 (plaque I lth); Student Conci! I. 2; Newspaper (Sports editor 1 lth); 2, 3; Football Stat 2. 3. 4; Wrestling Stat 2, 3; Basketball Stat 4; National Honor Society (secretary-12th) 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; RAMONA BONN EM A Basketball Slat 1; Vo-ed 3. 4; CHUCK BORTZ - USA BOSLEY Marching band 1; Maiorette 2. 3, 4; Service Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Symphonic band 1, 2. 3, 4; KIMBERLY BOWLING - FHA I, 2; Vica 3; DHO 3; News paper staff 1, 2; Yearbook 2. 4 ; JERRY BRAFFORD DIANA J. BRENNAN ■ Merit and Honor Roll JOHN BRENNAN German Club President 1 lth. 12th; Football 3, 4; Track 1; German Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Key Club 1. 2; Mar. Symph. band 1. 2; JOHN BUBY CHARLES BUCKIUS Scholarship Club; Advanced Math; AVI; BONNIE BYRNES CHRIS L. CAHILL ■ Oihce Aid 1, 2. 3; Shop Aid 2. 3; LINDA CASTRILLA Plaque hr 3.5 average or better 197930 and I960- 31; Who's who among American high school students ■ 12th; Student Council-Rep 2; Student Council Vice-Pros. 4; Photo. Club 3; Prom Comm 3; Homecoming Comm. 4. Girls Club 4; Scholarship Club 2. 3. 4; Lbrary Aid I; Ofiice Aid 3. 4; KEITH CHAFFEE AV 1.2. 3. 4; JERRY CHAPMAN ■ Soccer 3. 4; STEVE CHAPMAN Academic plaque for maintaining a 3.5 for consiecu tive semesters; Band (Marchmg Symphoruc) I, 2; Spanish Club 1. 2; Photo Club 3; Pep band 1. 2 Cross Country ■ band-Football advisor 3. 4; Asst training Consultant and Cross Country and Football team 4; Geneva Art Festival advisor 4; AARON CHILBERT ■ 3sem honor roll 10. 11. 12; Honorable mention OTSA (Algebra ll). . 11 and 9th 5 10th; National Menc Scholarship commended student.; Marching Symphonic band 1. 2; Spanish Club 1. 2; Chess Club I; Newspaper 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Science Club 3; Who 's who among Amer. H.S. students 3. 4; Gong show 2; KELLY CHRISTY Symphonic band I. 2. 3; Marching band 1. 2. 3. 4; Maiorette 2. 3. 4; French Club 1; Business Club 3. 4; Prom Comm 3; Junior I.O.E. 3; Senior l.O.E. 4; typist lor Reflections 1961 3; KEN ClAMMAICHELLA FRANK CIMAGL1A JOHN CLARK Who 's who among American high school students.; Football 1; Spanish Club I; Soccer 4: BETSY CLA YPOOL Field Hockey 1. 2; Marchmg Symphomc band 1. 2.3. 4; Maiorette 4; Business Club 3. 4; l.O.E 3. 4; Softball 1; Library Aide 3; Prom Comm 3; Homecoming Comm 4; Student Council Rep 4, MELINDA CLIFTON French Club I; Prom Comm. 3. Business Club 3, 4; Typist lor Reflection '81 3; l.O.E. 3, 4; Oihce Aid 4; CHERYL CLOUTMAN DEBBIE CORNELL CAROL CRAFT KFNNY CROCKETT MIKE CUSTER ■ Who e who among among American High sc hool students.; Honors tor having a 3.4 average.; Football I; Cross Country 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. RICHARD WILLIAM DAME Perfect attendente 9th grade National Hon- or Society 3. 4 Cross Country 2. 3. 4 Who 's who 4 BILL DA VIS Junior Auto Met h 3; Senior Auto Mech 4; Vica 1 3; Vica 2 4: ED DAVIS Football 2. 3. 4 PAT DODGE MARINA DOLAND German Club I. 2; Business Club 3. 4; Pom Pon 3; Cross Country Stat 3; Junior l.O.E. 3; Senior l.O.E. 4; Office Aide I. 2' SHA WN DRESSMAN RACHELLE DROUM Honor roll JO. II. 12; Homecoming cxwmittee 1, Office Aide 2; Spanish Club I. 2' JENNY DURST ALAN EBBERT Freshman Football 1; Band (concert) 1. 2 Baseball IV 2; Baseball V 4, PAUL K ELMORE Baseball hv 2,v 3v. 4v; DOR! ENGLISH - Field Hockey I; Yearbook 3; RICHARD P. ECOLANI Soccer 2. 4. MIKE ERWIN SUSAN LEE EVANS ■ Scholarship recognition 3.0 certificate 10. 11; Man h ing band I; Cheerleader 1; Boys Basketball Slat 2. 3; Girls Basketball 2. 3, 4; CHbce Aide 1. 2; DEBBIE FAHEY 2 Art awanis; Merit Roll; Yearbook 2, 3; REBECCA FAY Softball (varsity) 2. 3. 4; Homecoming comm 4; Prom Comm. 3; lOHN FEDELE Best art student Mr. Ashton and Heichel ever had.; I won the slob of the week awarxl. When I was a senior-m Novembery Key Club 3; A V 1; Marnaae and Family Club 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; TOM FEDERICO TOM FERGUSON PERRY FIRESTONE MELISSA FISHER DECA Vo-ED 4 FHA I; JOHN FLORO ■ 3nl Place VICA trobuleshootmg Contest. VICA 3. 4; Auto Mech. 3. 4; DOUG FOOTE Who's who of American High school students; Class President 1.2.3, 4; Student Council 1.2.3. 4. Marching Symphoic band I 2; Key Club 1. 2.3. 4; Key Club President 4; A udio Visual 2.3; Photo Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Server 2. 4; Homecoming Chairman; Class Play I. 3; GARY FORD - Track 1; Football I. 4; CHRIS FRANCIS DANIELLE FREEMAN Photo Club 3: ARTHUR FULTON Scholarship award 101112: Marching Sym. band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage band 2. 3. 4; Concert band 1; Pep band I. 2. 3. 4; German Club 1.2. 3: Service Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Comm. 3. 4; Prom Comm 3; Band Councel 4; Lbrary Aide I. 2; JOHN A. GAL V1N ■ Who’s who among American H.S. students 12th; Madi son scholarship Club-2, 3. 4; Cross Country 1. 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 1; French Club 1: Photo Club Vice-Pres. 3; Key Club I. 2. 3. 4; Key Club V.P. 4: Mr. Ted Club 1.2. 3. 4; Cross Country-band Football Classic I. 2. 3. 4. Geneva Creative Painting 4: Association member: PHILLIP RICHARD GARBARK Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3; Whresthng 1; SHEILA ANN GARDINER Honor roll; Certificates lor barui ; Awards for music Contest; Honor society Certificate; Who's who among amencan High school students; Marching band I. 2, 3. 4; Sym band I. 2. 3. 4; Conc'ert band I. 3. 4; Drama Club 3; Honor Soc iety 2; Contest 1. 2. 3; Who's who Amencan H.S. Student 4; CINDY GARTLAND - Attend D.C.T. at A.C.C.; VICA FH A. I; SUSAN GARTLAND Data Processing 3. 4. OEA 3. 4, TERR GERRED - Yearbook staff 2; Jr Welding 3; Sr Welding 4; AV 1.2 Vocational Clubs of America 3. 4; DWA YNE GIBSON JEFF GOODIN Junior year recieved recognition lor a 3.0 the whole year; German Club 1, 2. 3. 4; BETH GREEN - 3.5 average for 3 semesters; thespians 10. 11 grade; Rotary award for best choreography m Meiseral; Marching band 1. 2; Majorette 3; 46 Drum Majorette 4; Stage band 3. 4; Drama Club I, 2. 3; Service Club 2, 3; Choral ensemble 1. 2. Choir 2' band Council 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; DEBBIE GUIDOSH Softball 1, 2. 2, 4. SUSAN G GUY Marching Symphonic band I. 2, 3, 4; Stage band 4; Drama Club 2. 3; German Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep band 3, 4; Yearbook 3; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Library Aide 2. TEPESE MARIE HAASE (TER!) Freshman Cheerleader 1; J. V. Cheerleader 3; V Basketball Cheerleader 4 Wrestling statistician 2. 4; Track 1. 4; Service Club 2: Marching band 1; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; LARRY HADDOX TOM HALL Aulo Mechanics I 3: Auto Mechanicas II 4; V.l.C.A. 4; CHRIS HALLSMAN KELLY HAML1LETAN RAMONA HARMON Scholarship Recognition 10 Certificate 11 plaque (3.5); National Honor Society 3. 4; Girls Club I, 2. 3, 4; Girls Club Treasurer 3; J V. Cheerleader 2: V Cheerleader Basketball 3. 4: Business Club 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Committee 4; MARGUERITE H HARRELL Certificate of Achievement 10th, 1 Ith; Man aqer of I V Softball I; Service Club 2. 3. 4; CHARLES J HARTON DECA 4; DENISE HE1N2 ANNIE HEJDUK Track I; V. Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading (loot bah) 3. 4: MICHEAL ULMAN HEJDUK TRACEY HESLEY MARK HESS Of lice Aide I. 2; Basketball I; V Wrestling 2; DA WN CHANT EL H1BBERT Basketball Cheerleader 2; Track 1. Home coming Committee 2; A.F.S. 1,2; Homecoming Committee 3; Drama Club 3; Homecoming Committee 4; DEBBIE HIGLEY Student Council Vice Pres. 4; Varsity Football slat 3. 4. Tennis team 1, 2; Student Council 3. 4; Office Aide 1, 2, 3; Lib. Aide I; LINDA HILL ■ Honor roll-iunior year; Spanish Club I; Newspaper 2' Sum- mer basketball I; Campaign manager 1; ROBIN H ISSAM Chorus I. 2 3; Chorus Chairman 3; JULIE ANNE HOFFMAN Girls basketball (JV) J; Girls Club I. 2, 3. 4; Busmess Club and Treasurer 3. 4; Business Club 3, 4; Student Council 3; I. 0.E. Aide 3. 4; Girls Club Set'retary 4; CONNIE HOLNAPY Honor roll 11th grade 1st semester TIM HORTON KEVIN HORVATH Wrestling I. 2; VO ED Welding 3. 4; KIM HORVATH Honorable mention all N.E.C. Soltball.; Who's who amoung amencan High School Students; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Varsity Track 1, 2' Varsity Soltball 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Sot'iety 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Office Aide 2. 3; JON HO WES Certificate ol Achievement (Academic) (7980) (80-81); Certi hcate of Achievement (Babcock Wilcox) (7880); Who's who among American High School Students (81); Member of the distmg uished Amen can High students (81); Marching Symphonic band I. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook E- ditor-in chief (12th) 3. 4; Tenrus I; Member of the Un Cool Club 4; KIM HOWSARE - 1981-82 V.l.C.A Queen; Regional-3rd runner-up V.l.C.A. Queen; Drama Club 2; F.H A. 2. 3; V.l.C.A. Club (vocational Industrial clubs ot amenca) 3. 4; PENNY HUNT OEA 3. 4; Data Processing 3. 4; MICHELLE HUPERTZ Track 3; Office Aide 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; SUZANNE INGLE - Attened Banquet and got a plaque and award for a 3.5 average; 2yr Varsity track I, 2; Service Club J; OEA 3. 4; Key Club 4; Parliamentary Procedures Team 4; MIKE IRWIN KERRY ISAAC CHRIS JACKSON KIM JACKSON DIANE JEWELL Honorable Mention Art award 10th; HonoroU-lOth. 11th; Ment Roll 10th. 11th. 12th; F.H.A. 10; A.C.C. Data Processing 3. 4; OEA 3. 4; VO-ED Key Club 3. 4; Attended all Ohio Vocational youth Camp 3; SCOTT JONES Rummer up NEC I Ith grade; Wrestling 1. Z 3. 4. SUE JOPKO Plaque k r 3.5 average 10. 11; National Honor Society; Varsity track 1; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Office Aide 2. 3. 4; JAMES JUDD • Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; Basketball 1. MICHELE KAMPAS Who s who Among Amencan High School Students 11th; Student Counsil Rep. I. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; Fresh, and J. V Capt. Cheerleader J, Z Photo Club 3; Office Aide 3; Track 1; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Comm. 4: March Symph. bond 1. 2; Band Counsel 1; JOHN KATONA A blue nbbon Gold Key Award in Art; Tennis 2. 3. 4; Soccer 3; Photography Club 4; KEITH KETTELWOOD TODD KINGERY Received plaque for a 35 g.p.a. for 3 consecnative semes- ters (10. 11); Received certificate hr a 3.0 g.p.a. for 3 consecutive semesters 10. 11; National Honor Society 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball J. 2. 3. 4; KEN K1RSCHNICK THOMAS RUSSELL KORTH Marching Sym. bond I. 2 3 4; stage band 3. 4; Pep band 1.2, 3. 4: German Club I, 2; Service Club 4; Library Aide J, 2; JOE KOVACHVIC A Vice. President 3; DENISE KOVALCHIK National Honor Society; 35 average academic award who's who among Amer. students.; VField Hockey J. 2; VTrack 3; JVBasketball 2 Homecoming Comm. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Comm. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Office Aide I. 2. 3, 4; Who's who 3. 4; Choir 1. 2; ROSEANNA KUEHNLE-Chorus I. 2; BEV LAKE ROBIN LANE Year book 2. 3. KELLY LARDIE FT A V President 1. OEA3. 4; OEA Service 4; MARK LARNED Varsity Wrestling Trainer I, 2. 3. 4; A V Member 1. 2. 3. 4; JAY E LAUFENBURGER Who's whom Amencan High School Students.; Track I. 2. 3; Cross Country 3; PAUL DAVID LAVERGNE - 3.0 or better grade point average. Jr. Year; Basket ball I; TESSA LA VERGNE Choir I. 2. 3; F.H. A. J; Yearbook 4; ANGEL LA VREANO TYRA LA YMAN Cross cxiuntry-Letter I year; Court yard committee 2' Cross Country 3; Girls track 3. 4; VICA 4: Law Enforcement class Treasure 4; MARK LENDVEY DA VID LEWIS ■ Football 1; Wrestling 1. 2; VO-ED Automech. 3. 4; V.l.C.A. 3, 4. KIMBERLY LEWIS French Club 1; Buisness Club 3 4:1.0.E. 3. 4 March- . Symp band 1. 2. 3; Chorus I; Pom -Pon (DnJI Team) 3; Field Hockey 2; Office Aide 2. 4; JEFF LEWIS Certihcate of academic acheivement 11th grade.; Tennis 2. 3. 4; A. V 3. 4; JOHN L1NDBERG Received Certihcate of achievement of maintaining a 3.0 grade point average lor three consectutive semesters both in 10th and 11th grade.; Received plague for maintaining a 3.5 grade point average tor three consectitive sem. both in 10th and 11th grade; Freshmen Football 1; J.V. Golf 2. 3; DENISE ELAINE LOCKE Academic Honors 3.5 (plague 10th); Academic Honors 3.5 (Plaque 11TH); Amencan Legion History Test Winner-School I Ith; Amencan Legion History Test Winner County 11th; Student Council I; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Basketball Stat 1. 3. 4; Football Stat 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. Newspaper 3. 4; Prom. Committee 3; BETH MACKEY 3.5 Grade point average for 3 semesters- Who's who in Amencan high school students Century III Leaders-High school winner.; Marching band I. 2. 3. 4; Symphonic band 1. 2, 3. 4; German Club (sec Treas-12) 2, 3. 4; Science Club Sect Tres 3; Football Stat 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Pep band I; Library Aide 2. 3, 4; Student Council J; 47 SUE MAl.KAMAKl Civative Drama Club I; Newspaper I; GARY MAJERNICK CHRISTINE MANYPENNY V I C A 4; Class Reporter, Law Enter ement 4 DENNIS MARKGRAE Willoughby line arts awards merit; Scholastic An Awords-Gold Key: Baseball 2. 3. 4; BILL MARKS JEFF MARKGRAE VO ED 3. 4. BARBARA MAURER Drama Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Ski Club ... 3; Marvhmq band 2 Concert band 2; PAULA M MAY Honor Roll. Homecoming Committee 4; BOB MCCORMICK Basketball 1: MARTY Mclnnemey Freshman Football I; Football 3. LENARD A Mr Minn Track 1; Cross Country 2; DANIL MED VEC VIC A. I 3.4; VIC A 23. 4. Welding I 3. 4; Weldmq2 3. 4; Wrestling 2; PATRICK MELIA BASEBALL 1. 2. 3, 4; Football 4; MICHAEL MILLER Who s who among American High School Students 1990-81; Library Aide I; Audio Vrual 2; Track 1. 2. 3; Crass Country 3: SANDRA MILLER Willoughby Fine Arts Awani; Hallmark schoiastn art award; Field Hc .'key 2 Rellec'tions Stall 3; Sentie Club 3; German Club I. 2 $ GREG MORRISON 1st team N.E.C IN Football.; Key Club I; Student Council 3; Baseball I Basketbill 1,2.3. 4. Football 1. 2 3. 4 German Club I. 2; Prom Server 2,; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4: KIM ANN MORROW Army (ARMv) 4: JOHN MOYERS 1981 Ohio Slat lair band feature Twirier; 1991 82 Whos who among American High School students.; Marchmq Sym. band I. 2, 3. Feature Twirler 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3; Band Coucil 2 3; Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4; International Thespian 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club I; Prom Committee 3; Concert Band I. 2 International Preppy Club 1, 2.3. 4; JUUE MOYERS Scholarship awards 10-12 Concert band I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3; library Aide 1.2.3. 4; Lab Aide 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; ANNE M NA UGHTON REC1VED A SCHOLAR recogrition lor 3.0average (U) Honor roll. Varsity Cheerleading 3; JVCheerleodmg 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; G.l.R.L.S. Club 1. 2 3. 4; Ollier Aide I. 2. 3. 4; Band 1; Prom Server 2- Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Student Council Class V.P. I. 2, 3; Nam Homec oming Court 4. V. Football Stat 3; Newspaper I; JON C. NEELY V.l.C.A. 3; TAMMY NEELY MARIA OBELENUS Nominated tor came awani in the Rotary C lub Drama awards tor my role as ,Mady in Gods Favorite ‘’(Junior year) Didn't actuaelly win it ); Played Countess Dracula in 7 wrvesol Dracula Drama Club 3; Played a black maid named Madi 3; In the Neil Simon Comedy 4; God s Favorite (Drama Club) 3; Save the Guppies movement Gounder 3. 4; and Millions Flushed Yearly’) 3. 4; Member ot Drama Club 3. 4 Cham pi on JR Mud Wrestler I, 2. 3, 4; Coached by Freida the Flash ) ,Best Dressed “(especially tor my scrub suite and red basketball tennies) 4. DA VtD OGDEN KATHRYN C. ORRIS-All NEC Girls Varsity Track IIth, Honors plaque 3semester 3.5 acheivement 1980-81; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Student Council I. 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; CHRIS OWOC CHRIS PALLOBEIS KEVIN PALMER Wrestling I. 2. 3; Office Aide 1. 2. 3; SUE PALMER DAVE PAUMJTER GARY PARCELL CLA UDE PAQUET-3.0grade average acedimn•certificate Tennis Varsity 3. 4: GolJ Varsity 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4 HAROLD PAQUET Academic Certificate; T1 PAQUIN Voice of Demoirocy Contest Winner All N EC Baseball; All Lake County Baseball; President of National Honor Society; Certificate or Academic Achievement; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; GARY PARF.LL ROBERT PASCO-Drama Club 2. 3; Graduation Club 4 MARYPETERS-F.H.A HERO I. 2 High Skill Steno Vocational School 3. 4; OEA 3. 4; ANDREA PETERSON SANDRA PETERSON Business Club 3. 4 STEVE PFJROSKJE CYUD1 PETTIT VIC A Club at VO ED 3; MICHAEL PIKS Who 's who among amencan high school students; Football I; Basketball 1.2.3. 4; DEBORAH L PLATZ JONATHAN T PLL.OCH LAURA POTTER Retrieved a Certificate for 3.0 averate 11th; FHA I. 2. 3; Junior Varsity Softball 2. Pep Club Si'holorship Club 3; D.C.T. 4; Track Stat (boys) I; ANGELA POWELL Giris Track I; RUTH PYLE Drama Club 1.2.3. 4; Manning band 2, 3. 4; Choir I. 3. 4; Thespian Society 2. 3. 4; KERI QU1CKLF. LaVONNE QUICKIE-Scholarship Recognition Certific ate IQ; Wrestling Stat 1, 2. 3. 4: Wrestling State (Team Captain) 3. 4; Track Stat I; Business Club 3. 4; AFS Club I. 2; Spanish Club 1. 2; Drama Club 2; STEVE RAMSEY JIM REID V I C. A 3; News reporter at VO-ED 4. TRISHA REED NEDT test awani Who's who in American high school stu dents. Scholarship awani hokl school records in shotput and tonus. NEC Champion All Leaque awani.; V. Track 2. 3. 4: Marchmg Sym. — band council I. 2. 3. 4; Ma orette band 4; Nat'I honor Society 3. 4; Football Stat I 2. 3. 4; Natl thespian Association 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; Softball I; Cross Country 3; BILL REZNAK KATHY (EHRCKE) REZNAK LAWRENCE RICE Buckeye boys state delegate honorable mention in amencan History on Ohio test of Scholastic Achievement. Who s who among amencan high school students amencans in boy class winter 10. 11.; Golf 2. 3. 4; Tennis 3; National Honor Society 3. 4. LISA ANN RICE Sophomore year a went award for art. pnnt making class. Blue nbbon award for art sophmore year DANETTA FOBERTS TRACI ROOKS Who's who among high school students sc holarship retog nition certificate-10. plague 11; National Honor Society 3. 4; G.l.R.L.S. Club Vice Pres. 2. 3. 4; Business Club 3. 4; Girb JVBasketball 1; Girls V Basket ball 2, 3. 4; Girls IV Softball 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; DAWN RUCK CHRISTINA RENEF RIPINSKJ- Who 's who among Amermtcan high school students.; Gnls Cross Country I, 2. 3. 4; Girls Cross Country 4; Girls Track 1. 2. 3; Wrestling Stat 2. 3. 4; Office Aide 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecom mq Committee 4; DUANE SABA Most valuable Player-Soccer 12th: Soccer 3. 4; MARK SANFORD DON SAUNDERS HERB SCHIEMAN KEN SCHMIDT JON SCHMIDT ACC Auto Mech 3. 4; ROBERT WILLIAM SCHROEDER Tennis JV 2 Data Processing 3; OEA 3; Yearbook (STAFFH; JIM SCHWENDINGER IULLISCOTT Office Aide2.3; Lib. Aide I, 2; Cheerleader 3. 4: Prom Prom Server 2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; 48 STACEY SCULL DIANE SERPAS KELLIE SHADDUCK Cross Country I: Girls Track 1, 2. 3; MARCI SHEMKUNES STEVEN SHEETS-Track manager I; VO-ED 3. 4: WENDl SHIPMAN MARYSJLVAROLI NEDTCertificate-9: Rotary Drama Technical Award-11: Drama Club 2. 3, 4. Thespians 2, 3. 4; Oiiice Aide 3: News Herald Columnist 4: Madison High Newspaper Editor 4: Immoral Minority Leader 1. 2. 3. 4: La Clique 2. 3, 4; SHERRY SIMMONS ROGER T SMART Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. STEVE SMETTERS CARLA SMITH Field Hockey 1: Drama Club 1. 2. 3: Thespian 1. 2. 3: Art Editor ol Newspaper 4; SANDRA SMITH-I received my high school letter and bar lor 3yrs of wrestling Slat; received a pm ol Chapter Secretary of OEA-1990-91. (VO- ED).: I went to Regional Contest lor OEA and won 1st place in Prepared Verbel Communications I recieved a Trophy.: French Club 1. 2: Wrestling Statistition 1. 2, 3; OEA (Auburn Career Center) 3, 4; DAVE SMITHBERGER Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 1. JIM SNYDER NHL SNYDERAV 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2, 3. 4. ROB SNYDER Honors History 2nd Team N.E.C. Football: Honorable men- tion Lake County Football: German Club I. 2: Football 1.2. 3. 4: Basketball: Wrestling 3. 4: Prom Committe 3; LAURA SOBE Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Committee 3: JOANNESOLDEN National Honor Society: Business Club 3. 4: GIRLS Club 3. 4. Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Comm 4; Freshiman Basketball Stat 1: National Honor Soc Treasurer 3. 4: Student Council-Rep. 4: THERESA SOUNSKY Prom Committee 3: Swim Team 1. 2. 3. 4 Drama Club 2. 3: CALVIN SPAULDING ALL NEC football Team. All Lake County Football team. Football I. 2. 3. 4: AV2: Vo-Ed 3. 4; RACHELLE SPENCER-3.5 grade point average for 3 semesters 10th and 11th grade.. Who's who among American High School Students.: Wrestling Stat 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country Stat.(boys) 3. 4. Concert bond 1. 2: Library Aide 3; Teacher s Aide 3. 4. German Club 1.2. 3. 4: Track Slat. 1; HEA THERSPRAGUE MarchingSym. band 4; Stage band 4: Service Club 3. 4: Cross Country 1..2, 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball Stat 1. 2: Pep band I. 2. 3. 4: Sciente Club Pres.3: Drama Club 3: Spanish Club 1: KIMBERLY SPRAGUE TODD STACH VICTORIA LYNN STANGELibrary Aide 4: JAMES STAPLETON TRACEY STANTON Spanish Club 1. 2: Mar. Sym. band 1. 2. 3. 4. Stage band 1.2.3. 4 Pep band I. 2. 3. 4. CINDY STEELE ANTHONY JOSEPH STEWART-12th Woe President NHS. 11th Prom Com mittee Chairman: Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 3. 4. Marching band 1. 2; Sym. band I. 2: Stage band 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. Nat‘1. Honor Society V.President 4: Homecoming Comm. 4: Office Aide 2. 3. 4: BETTY STIVERS YEARBOOK 1. 2; NA TALIE A STUBBLEFIELD Softball 1. 2 Prom Committee 3: Homecom mg Committee 3 4. Homecommmg Court 4: VERONICA STURGILL BABETTE LEE SWARTZ LISA TARSOVICH-Member of the International Thespian Society; Mar . Sym. band I. 2. 3. 4 Pep band 1. 2. 3. 4: JV Wrestling Stat I, 2. 3: Varsity Head Stat 4 JV Football Stat 4; Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Library Aide I; Chemistry Lab Aide I. 2. 3: German Club I. KIM THOMPSON MARCHING band 1. 2; TESSA TILLER (LA VERGNE) LUANNE TITUEService Club 2. 3. 4 Pep Club 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Cosmetology VO-ED 3. 4: German Club I: LESLIE TREMA YNE-Honor roll Plaque I Oth and 11 th grade ; Inducted into the International Thespian Society I Oth National Honor Society 11th grade National Merit S 'olarshtp Commendable Certificate 12th grade Technical award in Drama from Rotary, Field Hockey 1; 2; Soltball JV 2: Drama Club , 2.3. 4; French Club 2.3: National Honor Society 3. 4; Newspaper Editor 2,3. 4: DA VE TURNBULL N.E C. Chomp: Sectmal Champ: k District runner-up: State qualifier: News Headed wrestler ol the week telegraph runner up wrestler of the year: Jell notte memorial runner up undealted 9. 10. 11 indual meets , Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4: VICTORIA VENTURO- Cheerleader I; Pnom Committee 3; JULIE VINCENT THOMAS WAJNIO French Club 1. 2: Drama Club 1; IRENE WARD - Who s who among amencan high school students.: Nomina tion to the north Carolina School of science and mathematicsGirls Club 4: Varsity Volleyball 4: Cheerleading 2 Track 1. 3: Varsity Football Stat 3. 4 German Club 3. 4: Math Science Club I. 2: Prom Committee 3; Home coming Committee 4: Shoot People who shoot preppies Club 4; TRACY WA TSON National Honor Society ■ 3.4; 1990 Basketball Christmas Tournament-AU Tournament team: Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3, 4. KA THY WEEKS-Service Club 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2 Student Center Aid 2, 3. 4: Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: MELISSA M WELSH Concert band 1. 2 Marchmg Sym. band 2. 3. 4: Stage band 3. 4. Pep band 2. 3. 4: German Club 1. 2, 3; Service Club 4, Cross Country Stat 4: JUNE WHEELER-BUSINESS Club 3. 4 KEITH WHIPPLE Cameo sub supporl role The Father In Flower for Algerhon; Lead Role Joe Beniamin m Gods Favorite: 1981 Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement (Scholarship Club) 197990. History 1990-81. 1961- 62.; 1st place local competition Ohio Unnersity History test 1981: 3rd place County competition Ohio University test 1982. Drama Club 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: PAUL WHIPPLE JOHN WHITE BOB WILSON-Football 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 1. 2. 3; Home- coming Committee 4: Prom Committee 3; Freshman Basketball 1; KEVIN WIRFEL NEC Wrestling Champ.: Who's who among amencan high school students.: Amenca s Outstanding Students.: Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Wres- tling 1. 2. 3. 4; German Club 1. 2, 3: Key Club 1: Nat l Honor Society 3. 4. Homecoming Comm. 4: LYNNE S. WRIGHT — Meni - Honor roll: Field Hockey 1. 2 F.B.L.A. 2: Homecoming Comm 4. BRENDA WYATT Softball 1: Marchmg Sym band 1: JOAN YOTHERS DA VEZAPP Football 1: Wrestling 1.2 Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Soccer Capt(12) 3. 4: German Club V P (J , 12) 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club Treasurer (12) 2. 3. 4: White Man s Club of Amer 4. Choir 3: BRUCE ALAN ZASADZ1NSK1 Football I: Wrestling 1: D.E.CA 4: DEBBIE ZEHE Office Aide 1: Wrestling Stat 3: Prom Committee 3: Home coming Court 4: Homecoming Comm. 4. Yearbook 4; Business Club 3. 4; LEO ZIMMERMAN Track 1. 4. Pep band 2 Cone, band 1.2,3; Soccer 3; Homecoming Committee 4: ELIZABETH ZUST TINA BUTRAM- O.E.A. (VO-ED) 3. 4 Data Processing 3. 4. Seniors graduating with honors J. Left to Right ■ Jeff Goodin, Keith Whipple, Julie Moyers. Dee Dee Ward. Katie Orris, Kerry Isaac. 2. Left side - John Lindberg, Steve Chapman, Rachelle Spencer. Right side ■ Richard Dame, Kevin Wirfel, Denise Locke. 3. Top (Left to Right) - T.J. Paquin, Beth Mackey. Bottom (Left to Right)- Todd Kingery, Joyce Bonham, Aaron ChiJ- bert, Tracy Watson. 4. Top (Left to Right)- DeeDee Ward, Traci Rooks. Bottom (Left to Right)- Sue Palmer, Sue Evans, Kim Horvath. (Girls Basketball). 50 Track team gains honors in N.E.C.! 1. Honors recieved by Boys track team members; Jay Davis, was a sectional semi finalist in the 110m high hurdles, and Phil Garbark who was 6th in the 300m low hurdles at the N.E.C. . 2. Denise Kovalchik, N.E.C. Champ in 440 yd. relay. Kati Orris. 100 meter champ and 200 meter Dash Champ N.E.C. Trisha Peed. N.E.C. Champ in discus and shotput. Belinda Tiller; N.E.C.. Mile Champ and 2mile 1st place team mem- ber. 52 In memory of Jeff Notte The 1982 Cauldron would like to dedicate this page to Jeff Notte and express our sympathy to all who knew him. We feel that a great loss was suffered here at Madison High School, not only did we loose a good wrestler but also a good friend. We hope that this acknowledgement will help us to remember the good times and laughter shared and the moments that made him special. Our 1st place N.E.C. wrestling team was made up of 1. Steve Parratto (96 lbs), Dave Rowen (105 lbs), Ted Bilski (119 lbs). Kevin Wirfel (132 lbs), and Dave Turnbull (167 lbs). Placed 1st in N.E.C. wrestling. 2. 2nd place was Scott Jones (126 lbs), Kem Ciammiachella (155 lbs), and Tony Stewart (Hvy). 4. The third place winners were mike Custer (138 lbs), and Jeff Thompson (185 lbs). 3. 1962 West ling Stats Are bottom Left to Right Row 1 Chris Congrove, Jayne Wainio, Jackie Blair, Mary Donlon, Becky Upole, and Dolly Medvic, Row 2- Wendi Malkowsky, Cheryl Wainio, Mindy Kerns, Lisa Tarsovich, Lisa Rice, and Lisa BaumGartner. Row 3- Michelle Gerred, Rachelle Spencer, Michelle Blair, Chris Paliobeis. Row 4- Sue Lipka, Terry Ba ker, La Vonne Quickie, Karen Becker, Dawn Ruck, Joan Yothers. Wrestling NEC Champs: 1st, 2nd, and third! Activities still exist at 56 Varsity football Has a losing year Football at Madison is under a new coach, Mr. Deering. He has worked with the squad for the past several years and took over this year when Mr. Kovats resigned the position. The Football Squad was off to a bad start this year when they lost the Little Brown Jug to Perry again this year. The game with Mentor was a real blow with a loss of 6-33. A win in the North game made the fans feel like we might be on the road to recovery, but the Astabula game, which should have been a win- ner, was a 9-28 loss. The boys won the Edgewood game and looked fair, but this was followed by four defeats and no scoring in any of these games. A win at Riverside made a dull season a little brighter. Madison students look for a better year in 82. This is the first year for sometime that we have had no players honored by the local pa- pers for outstanding plays, may the next one be a bit better 56 1 40 John While takes d look at the girls that walk by. 2 John White 40. tries to stay out of the way. 3 Madison players get stopped in a pile up. 4 The Madison players run in at the beginning of the game. 5 73 Tony Stewart blocks the others. 59 JV has an outstanding season 7-2-0. After a frustating 0-0 tie with Perry, the JV Streaks rose up and battled the Mentor Cardi- nals to an 8-8 deadlock. This marked the begin- ning of a ' second season, the JV Streaks would go on to the remainder of their games. Madison - vs- Eastlake North 21-Of Ashtubula 28-0, Edgewood 8-6, Geneva 18-10, Conneaut 18-0, St. John 28-0, Harbor 20-0. Outstanding performances throughout the season were turned in by juniors Dennis Yard (QB), Steve Frania (OE-DB and kick returner), Doug Yard (OG), Rick Persinger (RB and lead- ing rusher, scorer), Ken Malinowski (DE). Spe- cial mention to the following sophomores; Randy Hyrne (FB); Tim Rees, Walt Spaulding, Jim Clark, Mike Leitch, offensive linemen. On de- fence; Jim Wallace, Carl Hollister, Tom Potti, Mike Loxterman, Greg Zilke, Larry Hall, Tony Ciammiachella, Mike Woodworth, Jay Davis, and John Dobbins, Distinguished themselves through their aggressive performances. An undefeated season is a rare occurences; these young men will proudly remember the 1981-82 season that proved their willingness to sacrifice and strive for team glory, and earn so much for themselves in the end, said Coach Snyder. I-The stops are put on by (75) Rich Brady. (62) Mike Loxer- man and Ken Malinowski. 2-Craig Utt (87) receives a pass as the opposition closes m. 3 ■ Dennis Yard (8) tires a pass to Randy Hyme (20) white Rick Persinger (16). Doug Yard (61), and Jim Wallace (70) provide protection. 60 61 Freshman football, had excellent season The 1981-82 freshman football team had an ex- cellent season. The team wrapped up undfeated with one tie. We would like to congra- dulate the team on a job well done. Also, we would like to give special thanks to Coaches Mr. Macln- tire and Mr. Sater for their support and under- standing which helped a great deal throughout the season. 2- The Defense converses on the bdll, Jeff Whitehair 10 and Chip McClintock 54, Stnve to the rescue! 3- Ball earner Frank Mayer 45 and de- fenders Todd Polmsky 88, Dan D'A- bate 69 and Mike Presten 67 press together to make a power sweep. 4 Running a double Reverse is Ball earn- er Todd Polmsky 88. John Kurila 69 and Danny Stewart 17. 5-Injured player Les Ebbert is led off the field by Coach McIntyre, left and Coach Sater, right. 63 64 The cheerleaders go bananas! The 1981 Varsity Cheerleading squad had high spirits and hope for the Football team through a tough season. Squad Captian, Kim Horvath, and crew: Annie Heiduk, Katie Orris, Renee Rogers, Jo- die Myers, Linda Notte, and Julie Scott gave their support and energy to the team, fans, and school. The team depends on them for support and they have done a excellent job representing Madison High. 1. Bluestreak Cheerleaders standing tall 2. Cheering the team on to Victory! 3. The Cheerleaders step out together. Spirit promoted! The varsity football stats did a good job this Year when it came to knowing the scores and knowing who did what. In the cold of this falls weather they worked to get the stats in on all games. These records help coaches in player eval- uation and team improvement and spirit. 65 Band members hang tough in ’81 The 1981 Marching Blue streaks survived a rough year due to bad held conditions and lack of funds. Band camp this year was held at Red Bird Middle School in Madison on the last week of August. The Marching Band participated in all the football games this year and offered sup- port to our team. This year the Marching Band participated in the St. Patricks day parade in Cleveland in mid- march, and marched in the Grape Jamboree in Geneva. They also participated in two festivals in Mentor and Wickliffe along with many other bands from the Lake County area. And to add to that the Band covered all local events such as the Old Fashion Day parade and the Memorial Day parade. 1. Drum Majorette, Beth Green takes a breather at Mr. A s desk. 2 The Band gets in step with Cotton eye Joe . 3. This band's giving handouts! 4. The drummers prepare for the mo- ment of truth. 5. The majorettes do their stuff 6. The Band starts to groove. 7. Hey! Where you going? 8. The pep band strikes up another tune. 67 “The Grand Illusion for Homecoming.” The 1981 Homecoming was held on November 14, in the School Cafeteria. The Cafete- ria was decorated in a style of The Grand Illusion! Many couples danced to the music played by Riskay. Through - out the evening couples danced and had their pictures taken. Half way through the event the Senior class President Doug Foote announced the homecoming court and presented the Queen, Lisa Bosley. The court sat on a decorated stage for pictures. This was followed by a slow dance for the Court and Queen. Couples left through- out the evening to top off the night with a dinner engage- ment. 68 1. Homecoming Queen and court Lett to Right Ann Naughton, Deruse Kovalchik, Lisa Bosley, Debbie Zehe, and Natalie Stubblelield. 2. Lisa Bosley, the new homecoming queen shown with her lather. 3. Lisa Bosley, being congratulated by Doug Foote senior class president. 4. The homecoming queen Lisa Bosley, and a member ot her court Natalie Stubblefield at the dance with their dates. 5. Having a wonderful time Dean Picciuto slow dances with his date at the homecoming. 6. Dancing just dosn t seem to be enough for these 1981 home coming at tenders. 69 Varsity Volleyball shows improvement The varsity volleyball team complet- ed a 4-10 season which ranked them 7th. in the N.E.C. The team consisted of 9 juniors and 1 senior. Although many may not think of this as a great accomplishment. it was an improve- ment over the 1980 season, it is felt that with help from a strong ]. V. squad they could be very competative in 1982. 1. Christie Cox returns the ball as Karen Davis watches. 2. Julie Cornell spikes one over the net' 3. Kelly Bames leaps into action' 4. Jodie Myers goes for the return. 5. Helen Conrad puts it over the net 6. Melanie Stansak goes for a high one. 7. The varsity volleyball team ready for action. 71 Hard work makes volleyball season. The J. V. Volley Ball Team Completed a 1-9 Season. The Team Consisted oi 8 Sophomores and 7 Freshman. Although The ]. V. Teams Sea- son was not one of Great Accomplishments. It was a team effort put forth with hard work and that's what counts. First row (Lett): Sharon Swartzwelder, Marsha Adams, Elaine Mussler, Jenny Koski, Melissa Peterson, Backrow (Left): Stacy Pisor, Michelle Zollner, Kelli Anderson, Nancy Howes, Marybeth Dollar. Michelle Chandler, Debbie Trav- is. 72 M.H.S. says look at us 1) Debbie Zehe and Scott Jones say Good Nike. 2) Passing time, Dan Harrison holds up the wall 3) ' Class clowns. Miss Eaqlen, Joe Sines, and The unknown hands 4) Mr. Acerra can 7 believe he ate the whole thing. 73 Girls have big year in Cross Country. In the Dual Meets the withstanding Girls Cross Country Team had won 5 and only lost 3. They were the Champions at the Perry Invita - tionals and took 2nd at the Kenston Invitationals, 3rd at the Strongsville Invitationals, 4th at the Firestone Invitationals and 4th at Sectionals. The team then qualified to the District Meet. There Most Outstanding Runners Were! . . Tracy Watson- 4 year letter winner and Team Captain. . . Lori Baker• 2nd top runner on the Team and the best Freshmen for time and improvement. . . Belinda Tiller- 1 Top runner on the team, she was undefeated in all Dual Meets and was Individual Champion at Firestone Invitationals and Perry Invitationals. She qualified to The State Meet where she placed 24th. 74 1- Front Row Lett to Right Lori Cicenas, Belinda Tiller, Dawn Custer, Tracy Watson. Tina Ruptnski, Heather Spra- gue. Back Row Left to Right Sarah Tascone, Peqgy Wilson, Trisha Ness, Deanna Andreson, Annette Sanders, Michelle Rainery, Coach Pavesich. 2. Tracy Watson leads the pack’ 3.- Tracy Watson and Dm Baker put Out their best at the Chagrin Falls meet. 4. - Belinda Tiller kicks up dust as she clears the path tor the pack. 5.- Belinda Tiller splashes to the lead. 75 L Dawn Custer, Ami every going to find that finish line? 2. Belinda Tiller shows true form of Cross Country Running. 3. Belinda Tiller takes the lead and really shows them how to run to the finish. 4. Lon Baker takes the pack for a little stroll through the woods. 5. Eric Heichel Leaves Ashtabula City boy behind struggling. 6. Rod Rozich in front and Duke DiPofi in back shows strong effort for Madison. 7. Rick Dame breezes to the finish! Cross Country team has winning year The boys cross country team continued its winning ways with a record of 5 and 3. The 1990 and 1981 seasons will be remembered as the years when the cross country team was building lor the future, the 1981 team was a very young team with only two seniors, co-captains Rich Dame and John Galvin. The season was highlingted by outstanding performances from Freshmen Todd Braunlich and Mike Wilson, Junior Brian Stevens, Sopho- more Brent Rupinski and the two Senior co- captains. The future is bright for next year with much depth from varsity members Jon Sprague, Danny Harrison, Eric Heichel, Butch Dodson and Dave Shumaker returning, and a strong contingent of new runners like in Phil Potter, Mark Swanson, Mark Strother, Duke Dipofi, Kel- ly Kooser, Mike Mills and Rob Rozich. 78 Sports, the pride of M.H.S.!! Soccer team has outstanding year! The Varsity Soccer Team had a very good 1981-82 season, with 8 wins, 6 losses and 4 ties. The most valuable players were Mike Cobb as the outstanding goalie, Dave Dame has been named, the best player with the most hustle. Dave Zapp was this seasons team leader and tied for second in highest goals scored. Also tied for second in highest goals scored was, Dan Dame, who was co-leader in assists. Coach Delp said, We feel this was an excel- lent record for a hrst year team. Madison's Varsi- ty Soccer Team definitely gained respect in Northeast Ohio High School Soccer in this it's first year of operation. 1. Back left to right Dave Jackson. Duane Saba, Dave Zapp, Ken Johnson, John Clark, Mike Cobb, Ron Dancer, Dave Dame, and Dirk Woodland. Front left to right Dan Dame, Mike Falcon, Roger Bliss, Joe Logan, and Eric Delp. 2. If 5 Roger Bliss and ft 10 Ken Johnson prepare to launch an assult on Grand River. 3. The referee keeps a close eye on the ball. 4. The teams watch a high one. 5. The Madison team works together to get the ball in play. 80 81 What do seniors Kathy Accera Richard Adamovich Steve Adkins Craig Alexander Kathy Alexander Craig Anderson Mark Andresen Liz Austen Lynn Bagshaw Debbie Baker Tracy Baker D.J. Barnes Linda Battes Lisa Baugartner Pam Baxter Chris Beal Sheryl Bellan Barb Bennett John Bern thold Mitch Billy Tina Bird Steve Bittner Jackie Blair Shere Blystone Lisa Boch Nora Boch Brent Bonner Missy Bortz John Bosley Pam Bouvia 84 have that we don’t? Karolyn Bowling Virginia Bradbury Rich Brady Donna Broberg Bill Brueggeman David Buby Tom Buehner Beverly Bugbee Scoti Bugelski Victor Bukky Ron Burke Nancy Bushnell Steve Carder Chris Carroll Laura Catanese Marty Chapin Patricia Clay Larry Clement Lynda Clude Dorothy Clutter Rob Cone Marty Conner Dan Connolly Helen Conrad Sandy Cooke Danny Cornell Julie Cornell Susan Cotnll Christi Cox 85 Mark Cox Ron Dancer Marian Danowski Diana Darnell Karen Davis Steve Dempsey Ed Dickson Jackie Dissauer John Dobbins Martha Dodge Mary Donlin Phil Dooley Kevin Downs Tern Ebbert Dinise Eland Toni Eland Todd Ercolant Scott Essler Shawn Farrell Scott Fassett Laurie Fede Teresa Federico Missy Ferritto Kelly Field Mark Fletcher Jim Fogel Becky Fortney Sue Franczek Steve Frania Vance Freeman 86 Brett Fry Mike Frye Kimberly Galloway Cathy Galvin Beth Garbark Joan Gasper Gina Gauntner Dawn Gibson Kelly Groover Beth Guidosh Rick Halpin Trudy Hammer Tern Harford Dan Harrison Jeanne Hart Jay Hayes Chris Haywood Kim Heckman Eric Heichel James Hennessy Brenda Hill Jackie Hinkel Brian Hites Tammie Hoffacker Keith Hollingshead Tonya Horvath Tim Hounshell Mike Hudik Mike Hulett 87 Kim Hull Jeff Hyrne Mary Jo Incorvati David Jackson Lisa Jarvis Rob Jefferson Steve Jewell Kenn Johnson Judy Jones Steve Jones Toni Julius Jim Kacer Debbie Keller John Kerr Patty Kessler Kris Kettlewood Laura Kidder Dee Dee Kirk Heather Koenig Tony Korsec Bob Knittel Barry Kuehnle Debra Kuklinski Kelly Kiuhowsli David Lading Carl Layman Evie Lette Jeanette Limoli Carol Livingstons Karen Locke 88 Marie Lovejoy Kim Lutz Charles Mace Jeanette Mahany Ken Malinowski Dawn Malkovsky Brian Masters Leslie McManiqle A lane Mclntash Dave McMmn Ken McNulty Dolly Medvec Michael Messenger Pat Miller Bill Mitrovich Steve Molnar Fred Moore Jodie Myers Ethel Nash Earl Nicholas Linda Notts Anna Owens Dianne Owoc Joe Palma Cheryl Pauley Shelly Paquin Steve Paratto Michelle Parker Karen Perish Pick Persinger 89 Bob Piks Pat PJounde Karen Powell Lisa Prasnikar Darryl Prater Jodi Pudder Neva Quickie Cheryl Radley Andy Rasch Tammy Reese Kim Rice Coni Riel Lona Riffle Renee Rogers Tina Roper Kristina Rose Lisa Rose Jenny Rowe Ginny Rushia Andra Rysko Lisa Saan Pam Sanders Beth Sanford Jeff Satterfield Tom Schnaible Lisa Schubert Mitch Schults Kathy Scott John Sency Ken Shahan 90 Demo Shaw Amy Shimck Dave Shumaker Dawn Sippola Tim Sizemore Jeff Sladek Dave Smetters Heidi Smith Joe Smith Peggy Smith Lori Snook Danielle Snyder Dave Solinsky Lisa Soltis George Spaid Jon Sprague Robert Spring Melanie Stansak Nancy Stillwell Nick Stinell Brian Stevens Joann Stocklas Cindy Stollings Tina Strohm Diana Tamborski Jeff Tarbuck Todd Teeter John Teleha Pat Titman 91 Mane Townsend Regina Turner Frand Valerio Feif Vargo Dale Vernyi Tom Vesey Paul Vrtacnik Bill Walker Connie Walker DeeDee Ward Denise Warner Dave Weber Chris Weekly Lisa Weisman James Wentz Debbie Williams Penny Williams Steve Williams Toni Williams Mike Winfield Art Wojtaszek Cathy Wolf Mike Woodworth John Worthy Alicia Wyatt Teresa Wyatt Dennis Yard Doug Yard Mike Yeager Tracy Yoe 92 Varsity girls basketball make it big!! The girls finished their season with 13-9 over all. The team was 10-4 in the N.E.C. league for 3rd place. They defeated Ashtabula City 44-43 to give city their only loss of the year. The team was led by the Senior duo Traci Rooks and Sue Palmer and Co-captain Tracy Watson who was injured in the 3rd game of the season. Kim Hor- vath took over Tracy Watson's place and held her own very Nicely according to Coach Sally Phillips, the girls had a fine team effort and good spirit and attitude. Sue Palmer had honors in the following! Lake County classic all star, 1st team N.E.C., News Herald player of the week, she also led the team in points scored, Defensive Re- bounds, assist and broke the school record for total rebounds and points scored in 1 year, she Average 15points per a game. Traci Rooks was Lake County Classic all-star, Honorable mention all-Lake county, 2nd team N.E.C. she also led the team in steals, offensive rebounds, shooting percentage. Tracy also broke the single year scoring record Dee-Dee Ward was named Hon- orable mention in Lake County and her team mates Kim Horvath, Sue Evans were Honorable mention in the N.E.C. 94 3. Everyone watching the ball. 4. I got it. 5. Helen, I'll take it. 6. Having the hands on the ball. % Streaks shoot for the stars. 97 Effort makes good season if disappointing Even alter a valiant effort by the Streaks, the team had to settle for a disappointing 2-19 re- cord. Nevertheless, every team who challenged the Streaks was given a tough game. The highlight of the season had to be the big upset win over a strong Harvey team 45-41 in overtime. At the end of the fourth quarter, the score was tied 41-41. The Streaks were victori- ous with Greg Morrison and Todd Kingery's free throws. A disappointing overtime loss came against Conneaut 81-78. With two seconds left on the clock in the fourth quarter, T.J. Paquin tied up the game 76-76 with a layup. Unfortunately, the Spartans outscored the Blue Streaks 5-2 in the three-minute overtime. The NEC win came over Ashtabula St. John 57-46. Jeff Hyrne made an outstanding perfor- mance coming off the bench, scoring 12 points. Scott Ferra and Todd Kingery followed with 11 and 10 points respectively. Leading the season scoring were Scott Ferra with 237 points, Craig Utt with 163 points, Pat Titman with 148points, and Greg Morrison with 121 points. The rest of the varsity included Mike Piks, T.R. Smart, and Frank Valerio. The JV squad ended their season with a re- cord of 10-10. They were led by Jeff Hyrne, Kevin Coleman, Butch Dodson, Jim Illig, and Charlie Russell. 1. Pat Titman runs from the ball. 2. Craig Utt and Greg Morrison go after the ball. 3. Mike Piks try for a basket. 4. Jim Illig goes up for a basket. 5. A leap to perfection. 6. Craig Utt goes for the points. 99 Boys J.V. Basketball takes a shot at it! 100 Our basketball stats do well. Row 1 - Debbie Kukhnski. Beth Mackey, Joyce Bon- ham, Denise Locke. Row 2 - Amy Wickert, Kris Don- lin, Teresa Sency. Row 3 - Jenny Wickert, Bobbie Alexander, Alison Miller. Bottom - Lisa PaJagyi and Roz Ruland 101 Golf team rebuilding. THE 1981 golf season was one for rebuilding. Senior Claude Paquet and Sophomore Mark Paquin were the two varsity letter winners returning to this years term. The new varsity letter winners this year were; Junior Larry Rire, Sopho- more Dave Robe, and Freshman Nelson Paquet. In a much improved league, the golf team finished 7th while finishing 11th in the Sectional out of 17 teams. Although it was to some what a disappointing season, prospects for the future look better, said coach Higley. 102 1. Golfers practice putting prior to the game. 2. Top left to right: Coach Mr. Higley, Nelson Pauquet, Claude Pauquet, Larry Pice, Mark Pauquin, Dave Rabe, Dave Capel. Bottom left to right: Keith Marius, Ray Adems, Mark Lavergne, Bob Julius, and Steve Michelson. 3. Mark Paquin tees off at Ashutbula meet. 103 Madison wrestlers pin opponents!! Three consecutive years N.E.C. Champs! The 19891-82 wrestling season started off on the wrong foot and lost to Euclid (20-41) and Chardon (17-46). They planted both feet on the ground and won the next 8 out of 11, endding the season with an 8-5 record. The N.E.C. was held at Madison on February 5-6. There were 7 teams competing for the N.E.C. title. They were Riverside, Geneva, Ash- tubula, Euclid, Edgewood, and Conneaut. Ashu- bula was on top after the elimination rounds. By the end of the semi fanials, Madison took the lead with 10 wrestlers for finals. Riverside was close behind, followed by Conneaut. Madison won the NEC title for the third consecutive year with 173 2 points. Riverside had 166 points. The first place winners were Steve Parat to. Snuffy Rowan, Ted Bilski, Kevin Wirfel, and Dave Turn- bull. Second place winners were Scott Jones, Ken Ciammaichella, and Tony Stewart. Third place winners were Mike Custer and Jeff Thompson. Special Notice goes to seniors Kevin Wirfel, 132, with a 12-2 record; Ken Ciammaichella, 155, with a record of 11-1; Dave Turnbull, 167, 104 1. Steve Pdirotto has gamed control over his opponent. 2. Kevin Wiriel gets his opponent down on the mat. 3. Wiriel heading tor a pin to win the match. 4. Bilski trying to regain control. 5. Dave Rowan going for a pm at the sound of the bell. 6. Parra to is try mg his best for a pin. 105 107 Yearbook Staff has a very The 1981-82 Yearbook Staff Consisted of 9 students. The staff this year faced many prob- lems but worked together to present the best possible book with the budget they were on. We hope you enjoy the book as much as we have enjoyed putting it together. 1. Mr. Heiche! catches Robert Schroeder bugging Lisa Jarvis. 2. Jon Howes explains the basics of yearbook to Judy Jones. 3. Earl Nicholas gets slightly contused in deciding which picture to use. 4. Wake up Kim 5. Nancy Howes and Cheryl Wainio work hard to meet their next dead line. 108 Interesting year Aids make library run properly. Working in the library provides an option to study hall for many students. The students help Mr. Hanes by keeping books in order, taking passes from students, and checking out books. They also help Mr. Hanes by keeping order in the library. All in all, these people are necessary to the student body. Row 1 Ken Ciamiachella, Kevin Wirfel, Dave Zapp, Doug Foote, Mary Siberily, Julie Moyers, Patty Perdue, Vicky Sabo,. Row 2- Bob Wilson, Kelly Barns, Phil Garbark, Tom Korth, Beth Mackey, Art Fulton, Trisha Reed, Lori Sesanis, Laura Fede, Linda Batis, Heather Koenig, Debbie Gerred, Anne Domiter, Sue Guy, Cheryl Morgan, Lori Crane. Row 3- Melissa Elliot, Kathy Clark, Dennis Warmer, Debbie Hin- kelman, Donna, Peggy Coffman, Nancy Stillwell, Teresa Wyatt, Tina Strohm, Leslie McManih, Cathy Galvin. 110 Our helpers ’82. We would like to recognize the 38 Students who dedicated their studyhall time to being Of- fice Aids. These students assisted in various jobs around the office such as running messages, duphcateing, and hieing cards. They were also on hand to run errands for teachers and answer the phone. These students play an important role in the running of the office. in Symphonic Band, toots their own horns! The 1982 Symphonic Band had a minimal amount of performances. Mr. Accera worked tirelessly to pull the band through one of the toughest years in recorded history. Thanks to him music still echoes through the hallways. Mr. Accera was helped by the Band Patrons and a group of ablebodied students. The band played at the commencement as well as having a Christmas and spring concert. 1. A tew oJ symphonic band's sax players. Earl Nicholas. Tom Korth and Mike Winfild. 2. Madison Marching band, head and shoulders above the rest. 3. Symphonic band looks on with Enthosiasm. 4. Mr. Accera is very protective of his band members, he bars everyone from practice sessions. 5. Symphonic band puffs its way through a daily session striving for perfection. 112 113 Stage Band in the Jazz Concert!! The 1981-82 Stage Band consisted of 27 peo- ple with Mr. Accera conducting. The Stage Band plays for school concerts exchange con- certs and school assemblies! They are going to participate in the Lakeland Jazz Festival this year. The Stage Band is made up of talented students selected by Mr. Accera. 114 1. Have the right page. Chris? 2. Practice makes perlect. 3. And the band plays on .. . Choir performs in many areas. The Madison 1981-82 Choir was made up of 30 singers led by band choir director Mr. Ac- cera. They perform in school concerts assemblies and commencement ceremonies. The choir also participates in a solo and ensemble contest (OMEA sponsored). They preform for civic and other groups out- side of school. 115 Our student council members. 1. Pos. I-Dave Zapp. Doug Foote. Ken Malinowski, Patty Baron, Dorenn Andrikovich, Betsy Claypool, Ireen Ward. DeeDee Ward, Jenny Rowe, Jeanie Hart, Lisa Prasnicar, Linda Castrilla, Michelle Campus, Lori Snook, Liz Austin. 2. Pos. 2-Kendra McRaughlin, Melisa Smart, Debbie Travis, Walt Spaulding, Randy Hem, Ken Malinowski. Kelly Bums, Melisa Jevak, Jodi Davis, Rose Bohinc, Jody Pierce, Mi- chelle Zolnar, Tami Booth. h 116 German Camp highlights club program The German Club, advised by Mr. Strother, was involved in many activities this year. During the Christmas holidays, the club sang German Christmas Carols to many German families liv- ing in Madison. The German Club also hosted a skiing Party held at Alpine Valley. The biggest project of the year is the German Camp, to be held in April. Once at camp, the German stu- dents encounter intensive German culture. The German Club officers include John Brennan, President; Dave Zapp, Vice-President; and Beth Mackey, Secretary-Treasurer. Learning for the future Auburn Career Center Commonly ref- lered to as Vo-Ed is a work experience center. Students in 11th and 12th grade may choose a held in which they want to work. They then receive training in their chosen field. While at the career center class time is divided into two areas related and lab. Lab is when students apply skills. Related time is when students learn skills and apply similar concepts. After the daily required hours at Auburn students return to the High School for other work. That time will be used for a class in History and any other required work. 118 1. Madison students getting there work done in Data Processing. 2. Mary Peters, doing her thing in High Skill Steno. 3. Madison D.H.O. students prepare to take a H.C.T. reading. 4. Anna Bennett, working hard at the Printing Press. 5. Madison D.H.O. stu- dents prepare lor a Gluecose Tolorance test. Using the Clayaddams Machine. 119 AV covers a big area • The A V Staff pertains to more students than shown in the pictures, but all are un- der the instructions of Mr. Linhart. Their jobs are to store, distribute, repair• pur- chase, produce slide series and make sure all equipment is kept in perfect working order. It gives the A V staff a good feeling to know they are respected by teachers and students for their dedicationf dependibility and ability to not just tell, but show them through equipment, the highest quality of education. 120 ]. A V crew setting up to tape. 2. Mr. Loettel and Mrs. Sampson sign out equipment. 3. Paul Laverqne, “Running lor Governor 4. A movie star ? 'Sheila Gardner '. 5. Mark Lavergne and Dave Gapel watch 1 V when there is nothing to do. 6. Mr. Lmhart learning to use A V equipment ? 7. Mr. Lmhart and Michelle Gerred taking in- ventory. Top students make Honor Society. National Honor Society is an honorary club whose members exhibit those four characteris- tics that make up the NHS motto: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Char- acter. Students maintaining a grade point aver- age of 3.0 or above become eligible for mem- bership in their junior year. The faculty at MHS then votes on eligible students, basing the deci- sion on both academic record and participation in extra-curricular activities. Currently NHS has 27 members, new members from the junior and senior classes will be inducted in March. Honor Society Members Back - 1st row Kick Dame, Todd Kingerey, Larry Rice, T.J. Paquin, Aaron Chilbert, Ramona Harmon, Denise Koval- chik, Doug Foote, Tracy Watson. Beth Mackey, Trisha Reed, Kevin Wirlel. Front - Traci Rooks, Sue Palmer, Joyce Bonham, Patty Baron, Doreen Andrikanich, JoanneSolden, Denise Locke. Ken Isaacs, Kim Horvath. . 122 Girls Club helps our community. Bench (Lett): Irene Ward. Ramona Harmon. Patty Baron, Doreen Andnkanich, Joan Solden, Julie Hoilman. Denise Locke, Kerry Isaac. Michele Kampus. Standing (Left): Jan eane Wirfel. Lisa Amos. Sally Horton. Missy Isaac, Diane Ward. Sue Jopko, Jodie Myers. Sue Palmer, Tracy Rooks. Linda Castrilla. Shelly Pacqum. Girls Club consists of thirty members: Fifteen seniors, ten juniors, and five sophomores. In the spring of each year, five girls from each class are chosen to join the dub. Once again, the club has participate in a wide variety of school Functions. These events in- clude Hush Day; Where the girls try to remain silent for a day; Slave day, where the girls are auctioned to the highest bidder; and they spon- sored a dance for the students. Community service is an important part of the club. The girls sponsored a can drive at Thanks- giving for the needy families of Madison and also donated money to the American Cancer Society. The club officers are: President, Kerry Isaac, Vice-President, Traci Rooks, Secretary, Julie Hoffman, Treasurer, Doreen Andrikanich, and Advisor, Mrs. Beverly Lee. 123 Blue Streak, Madison’s school paper, staff. Madison High s newspaper, The Blue Streak, began in October with fund raising projects. The staff sold candy sticks and pictures with Santa in order to raise enough money for the first issue. The project brought in enough money to completely clear expenses for the first issue. Members of the staff then gathered stories and put out their first issue in March with the help of advisor Jill Bangerter. The paper serves as a forum for the students of Madison High. Editors are Keith Bolin, Mary Silvaroli and Leslie Tre- mayne. Row 1 Left to right - Doug Foote, Debbie Bond, Dave Zapp, Karen Davis, Lisa Prasmkar, Karol Sisson. Mary Silvaroli, Cheryl Morgan. Keith Bohn and Barbar Bennet. Row 2 Left to Right Lisa Watson, Jayne Wainio, Wendi Malkowski, Mindy Kerns, Sandra Bednar, Ken McNulty, and Peggy Coffman. 124 Service Club works for us! The Service Club is made up of a group of students who work at Consession stands During Basketball Games and Wrestling matches. They are advised by Mr. Winfield, Each year Service Club has a banquet in which awards are given to 1st, 2nd and third year members. 126 127 Fun filled days to remember at M.H.S.! 128 129 We’re the class of “84’‘ Ray Adams Nick Ahlin Rhonda Airwyke Lisa Amos Kelli Anderson Erik Appell Theresa Babic Karen Bailey Caimny Barclay Kelly Barnes Anne Bassler Candy Babcock Karen Becker Lisa Becker Sue Bending Jim Bittner Stacy Bobo Gina Boch Tim Boch Rose Bohinc Keith Bolin Sarah Bolmeyer Kathy Booth Tammy Booth Chet Bonner Boonn Bounthisavath Don Brake Jeff Brichford Doug Brown Larry Brown 132 now we’re better than before! Michele Brown Warren Brown Dawn Brozak Lon Gryant Gail Buchann Charlie Buckius Mike Budzick John Bechner Tim Burheirus Diane Bushrell Frank Cathen Scott Calvert Dave Capel Chris Carbotta Scott Carter Rail Caswell Kathy Catanese Tony Ciammaicmella Lon Cicemas Brett Chapman Michelle Chandler Debbie Clark Jim Clark Mike Claypool Leora Clutter Jim Cocca Peggy Coiiman Kevin Coleman Gerri Collins Jim Collins 133 Joe Cooper Janie CotrilJ Dorthy Cowger Dawn Custer Lori Crane Mike Czernec Tim Dahmer Dan Dame Dave Dame Rienee Daugherty Jay Davis Jodi Davis Jo Ellen Davis Marc Davis Robin Decker Cindy Delgros Scott Dickson Sharon Dissaver Debbie Dodge Butch Dodson Diana Donch Mary DeLauer John Dvrant Donna Eddy Eric English Terri Eland Danielle Endelman Mike Falcon Mary Fay Scott Fegley 134 Scott Ferra Marshall Fenrick Angie Ferritto Michelle Fisher Doug Fraley Chris Frisbie Janet Fulton Cindy Gandee Maureen Gannon Sam Geistle Michelle Gerred Margaret Getch Robin Gibson John Gluvna Bnan Grantz Kim Graper Christopher Green Jim GriJlin Tom Grist Dawn Gubanc Jim Haase Mona Haley Larry Hall John Hathaway Lora Havnlla Robert Hawkins Rob Hayes Michael Herbert Alisa Heflin 13S Cherie Heinz Tim Helsley Pam Hewitt Ceresa Hines Debbie Hinkelman Carl Hollister Greg Holmes Cindy Holroyd Sally Horton Russ Howard Nancy Howes Mark Hribar Kriss Hudec Randy Hyme Jim lllig Michelle Incorvati Jim Irwin Missy Isaac Amy Jacobson Melissa Jevak Scott Joles David Jones Tracy Jones Gina Juliand Bob Julius Wendy Kaib Dave Kahley Rodney Keel Jackie Kephart Sheri Kingery 136 Ron Kirk Tammy Kirschtein Jim Kleps Bob Keonic Dan Koppel Jennifer Koski Johnny Kovach Wendy Krauter Missy Kuntz Earl Lanning Cregg Law Raygon Law Walter Laymon Suellen Legg Lisa Leggett Mike Leitch Steve Lendvey Joe Lmoli Cathy Lindberq Steve Lockwood Joe Logan Kirk Lombardy Kim Lovcek Mike Loxterman Jim Loyston Scott Mabe Connie Manypenny Keith Man vs Chns MarkgraJ Chris Marsch 137 Mark Marsh Tom Marsh Becky Martoranna Mary Maurer Keith McDonough Lisa McGill Tom Mclnnerney Ann McIntosh John McNamee Steve Michelson Chris Miller Lenora Miller Cheryl Morgan Sharon Myers Kelly Neely Tom Neubert Chuck Nicholson Kelly Nolan Maria Novak Dave O'Reilly Chris Oros Bennie Orris Sue Oster Kim Owens Missy Owens Vince Padovick Bob Palinsky Tina Palma Joy Parcell Mark Paquin 138 Heather Pat ternae Melissa Pavlin Kim Pechatsko Patti Perdue Carmin Petecca Mary Petecca Melissa Petersen Bev Peterson Tracy Petti Barb Pettit Roger Pettit Teresa Piercy Celeste Pollock Phil Pollock Michele Post Phil Potter Tom Potti Jackie Powell Dave Prince Warren Pugh Dave Rabe Brian Raico Michelle Rainery Julie Ransom Lisa Reed Jim Rees Larry Repko Brian Reznak Melissa Rigo Jim Robinson 139 Michele Robinson Charlene Rogers Frank Rooks Jeii Roth Peggy Rough t Dave Rowan Bob Rozick Rosalyn Ruland Gordon Rushia Charlie Russell Lisa Rutkowski Vicky Sabo Dana Sadler Tim Salyers Greg Samuels Larry Santarelli Annette Sanders Paul Sansa lone Andrea Schmidt Marcy Schmidt Dave Schuck Paula Shimek Leslie Sill Mark Simmons Scott Simmons Joe Sines Carol Sisson Leah Skerl Melissa Smart Bob Smith 140 Tom Smith Mike Sobe Mark Soiinsky Wait Spaulding Kelly Spencer Vicky Spring Dave Spivak Steve Stansak Robin Steele Maureen Stephan Jen Stillwell Sieve Stock Jeneen Surad Kim Talcott Gary Tankersley Joe Tarsovich Molly Tascone Chris Teeter Mike Teeter Kevin Thomas Jell Thompson Steffanie Thompson Belinda Tiller Chris Miller analyzes the situation Kim Tram te Debbie Travis Mark Tremaye John Turkenburg Craig Utt John Valerio Dominic Venturo Mark Villers Cheryl Wainio Ernie Walker Ken Walker Jim Wallace Lisa Watson Larry Williams Joe Wills Ron Wilson Bryan Winter Jeanane Wirfel Kim Whipple Tim Welsh Sam Woods Alan Wood Mike Wojtaszek Pamela Wright Greg Zilke Steve Zukoski Hey guys, hows your sax life? 142 143 The Shadow knows 1. 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We would like to wish the team better Luck in the comming season, and offer them our support in the year to come. 1. David James throwing Discus. 2. David Jackson qualifying in 100 meter dash, May 1961 N.E.C. 3. Steve Toth following through in discus. 4. Marshall Ferrick in 400meter dash at N.E.C. track meet. 5. Steve Toth throwing shot-putt. 149 150 Madison girls track team stays in the running The girls 1st, place track team set records and had a lot of top placements in the N.E.C.. Belinda Tiller was an undefeated mem- ber in the mile and was a member of the 1st. place two mile N.E.C. Team. Trisha Reed was an N.E.C. Champ in Discus and Shotput. A school record was set by Katti Orris in the 100 meter dash, She was also N.E.C. Champ in the 100 meter and 200 meter dash. Monica Narah, who has qualified for state meet for 3 straight years in a row, was N.E.C. Champ in long jump and high jump. These girls were part of a top team in 1981. M 151 Preppies It's a new craze, a new (ad They dress in their green, pink, and plaid. They walk around all neatly dressed They never give their alligator a rest. They prance through the hall Thinking they're so much better lust because their preppie socks Match their preppie sweater. You see them gallavanting in their top-sider shoes Any other style would give them the Non-Preppie Blues. All in a days work........ 1. The shadow get's his kick 's. 2. The shadow leaves his mark. 3. The shadow strikes again. 153 Tennis fans see a fair season on courts Not always on the right end of the score but a lot on effort made for an interesting Tennis season. Larry Clemente was rated the best man on the team. John Katona and Bob Ro- ziack was given the best rating, Kevin Ellwood made it to the third round at sectionals before he was defeated. The other members of the team included coach Mr. Higley and Claude Pauquet, Dave Kahley, Russ Yard, and Keith Kettlewood who tried to learn the game and put out their best at each match. We will look for a better season this spring. 154 1. Rob Rozick, 1 hit it! 2. Ldrry Clemente, It was about that high.' 3. Russ Yard, It's going, going, gone! 4. Rob Rozick, Come on. I'm ready! 155 Thunder Hill scene of 1981 Prom. The Junior-Senior Prom oi 1981 was held at the Thunder Hill Country Club on May 9th. The music was played by the “Great Lakes Band The King Ed Dollar and Queen Chris Zimcosky were announced and had a spotlight dance. Court was also announced and joined them. The Famous Final Scene was theme of the 1981 Prom. 156 1- Prom Book! 2- Seniors Dance at their 1981 Prom! 3- Top Right: Beth Kurila, and Top Left: Kim Jones, Bottom Right: Kim Horvath and Bottom Left: Sue Palmer dance to the music. 4- High Steppin' at the 1981 Prom is Jim Sejba. 5- Jodi Myers tells Rob Snyder to snap out of it! 6- Kim Horvath presents Mrs. Lee with flowers for her great help in organizing the 1981 Prom. 158 7. The 1981 King and Queen dance! Ed Dollar and Chris Zimcosky. 2. Mark Hess and Sherri Besnik enjoy each others company. 3. Mi- chelle Fahey sits with her date. 4. Prom Court 5. Sue Malkimakki, Jim Sejba, and Bob Du- chan argue about who looks best. 6. Couples enjoy a night at the Prom. 159 Baseball has a good season at 16-9. The Blue Streaks once again finished a successful baseball season with a fine 16 wins 9 losses overall record. Indued in this record was a second place finish in the NEC with a final total of 9 wins and 5 losses. The Streaks led the Conference the entire season only to lose to eventual winner Ge- neva by the close score of 1-0. The high- light of the non-conference was the shell- shocking of former state-champion Shaker Heights 18-12. Kevin DiPofi led the Streaks torrid hitting attack with five hits. TJ Paquin was able to pick-up the win over Shaker Several Streaks distinguished themselves with outstanding play. Kevin DiPofi and TJ Paquin were selected on the All-confer- ense team. Pat Melia led the Streaks with five game winning runs batted in. Todd Kingery batted in 15 runs while only strik- ing out only two times the entire season. 160 1. Mike Peck, darnng 10 to pass 2. Glenn Potter working from the ground up! 3. Billy Hollman throws lor another out. 4. Billy Hollman ready to hit one home. 5. Kevin Dipoh watches Another one bite the dust . 6. A close call at first is handled by Kevin Dipoh! 7. Pat Melia says, Oh no, here they both come. 8. Rebounding third, Todd Kingery tries to go all the way! 161 Girls softball team holds together. The girls softball team completed a very good season with an 11-5 overall record. They ranked 9 and 5 in the NEC. The outstanding players for vartsity were Kim Horvath, Michelle Horvath, Tracy Rooks, and Becky Fay. The outstanding players for J.V. were Moe Gannon, Michelle Chandler, and Beth Guidosh. The coach looks forward to another good sea- son in 82 with most of the girls back on the team. Support provided by the Madison people made possible the 1982 season that was down due to a lack of funds. An entire spring sports program is being held in 82 Due to community support. Funds for this were solisited in just ten days. The people of Madison gave $20,000 to keep sports on at madison high. 1. Top - Mary Fay. Janeane Wirlel, Becky Fortney, Karen Davis, Linda Clude, Michelle Chandler, Melissa Jevak, Mareen Ganon. Bottom - Joan Grasper, Tammy Reese, Tracy Rooks, Helen Conrad, Julie Cornell. Kelly Barns, Debbie Cudosh. 162 The Shadow gets caught!!! The Shadow has been a serious charactor in our yearbook this year. Created by the staff it has been used to humorously show just how much vandalism goes on in our school. We now hope that since we have shed light on these activities that you will do your part to help end this in the future. Look at our school, it is a reflection of us, how we are, and will be in the future. Just what kind of impression do people have now? Let's do our best to change that. If we take pride in ourselves as well as in our school, people will have more respect for us. Let’s do our part to bring the shadows at Madison High School out in the sun. Help stop VANDALISM!! Sincerely Yours, Yearbook Staff 1. The Shadow Strikes again!!! 2. He makes his escape. 3. The shadows escape is foiled by Mr. Sater!!! 163 Marsha Adams Bobbie Alexander Tina Amos Deanna Andreson Judy Lynn Anderson Mike Anderson Denise Bailey Bob Baker Lori Baker Terri Baker Priscilla Barclay Rusty Barker Charley Bamicoat Nancy Bates Nina Battaia Doug Baxter Tom Beach Sandra Bednar Joe Bellan Steve Bennett Dawn Black Keith Blackford Michelle Blair Michele Blalock Roger Bliss Chris Boles Rod Booth Kim Bowman John Boyd Dwight Boyer Kim Bouvia Todd Brunlich Adam Broberg Mano Brumen Kristin Brown Karen Buehner Missey Burkhammer Mike Buser Glenn Butler Mary Cajhen Scott Callaghan Richard Camp Brian Cannady Chris Carlson 165 Mary Beth Carroll Kelly Cartwright Scott Camther Tracy Cashen Denise Cantanese Kathy Chakrelis Dayna Childs Joe Christopher Cathy Clark Clifton Clark Tim Clark Mark Clevenger Sharron Clevenger Scott Clyne Dale Clutter Kris Congrove Rodney Congrove Randy Connolly Floyd Conrad Mike Copeland Marcy Cornell Norman Craft Dennis Culliton Mark Cunningham Gidget Curry Michele Caernec Dan Dabate Daryl D'abate Eddie Dake Stephanie Davis Lisa Day Paul Deel Eric Delp Debbie Dense Terry DeWitt Dave Dick Paul Dieckman Mary Dilley Duke Depofi Clayton Dodge Mary Beth Dollar Amy Domitor 166 Kris Donlin Sally Dowler Chris Drury Jim Durant Kim East Les Ebbert Matt Eberly Debbie Ehrcke Melissa Elliott Jon Erbacher Bill Fedele Anita Ferritto Tom Field Jim Fortney Scott Francis Scott Franczek Patti Frederick Rick Fedenck Becky Garbark Trudy Gardiner Kathy Gaunter Debbie Gerred Tim Gervan Cathy Gesdorn Chns Gesdorf Lisa Gibson Nick Giordano Bill Glurna Kathy Golding Heidi Gordon John Grafton Ron Griffin Jim Gum Willard Gunzelman John Harman Rick Haywood Pam Heater Lisa Herroon Patty Herron Lon Hibert Jerry Hites Pam Horracker 167 Bill Hollingshead Amy Horvath Dave Hubbard Becky Hudson Kim Humberson Cherie Hunt Kathy Hunter Barb Hudson James Ihasz Paula Ingle Jeff Jacobs Elisabeth Jarvis Tony Jennings Dan Jones Michele Jones Lesley Jordan Phill Juist Mark Julius Jeff Kackley Dawn Kahley Kellie Karis Rob Karlson Tracy Keeney Sheila Keller Mindy Kerns Tracy Kerr Gene Kepes Mark Kinkead Frank Koenig Kelly Kooser Lora Korn Ron Kaause Joe Kujala Randy Kuklinsky John Kurila John Lackner Keith Laird Bobby Lane Mark Largent Valerie Lasko Michele l askowski Rae Laufenburger 168 Mark Ldverqne Starla Layman Debbie Lewis Sue Lipka Andrea Lombardy Christine Lyons Doug Lyons Keith Mackey Norman Malinky Scott Malinowski Loura Mallory Wendy Malkovski Tim Manley Mike Marhgrai Steve Marks Gina Matthews Frank Mayer Vicki Mayer Evelyn McBride Chipper McChntock Dave McDonald Kellie McGannon Kendra Mclaughhn Justine McNulty Barron Medvec Sandy Messenger Jill Milan Allison Miller Rick Miller Tony Miller Mike Mills Laura Minadee Greg Mollohen Missy Moon Tony Morgan Jack Moms Michael Mullaney Elaine Musser Jell Neely Tim Neely Trish Ness Cheryl Neubert 169 Chip Novak Glenn Orris Dan Osborne Amy Otterman Stephanie Owoc Lisa Paklagyi Tim Pol insky Tod Polinsky Steve Paliobis Nelson Pquet Chuck Pasco Jamie Paternae Joe Paul Jim Pauley Chris Peck Kym Peck Elizabeth Pichelli Tim Piispavien Stacy Pisor Jodi Pric Tim Pivonka Karen Polewchak Mike Preston Connie Proud Nathon Pyle Maureen Quail Bill Quail Joe Quel Howard Ranson Tom Reardon Joe Reed Terry Reed Marlene Repko Laraine Ribinskas Brian Rigo Perry Reil Carrie Rowan Brian Rowe Brian Sabo Todd Sadler Sandy Sanders 170 Jeanette Satterfield Laura Shubert Kelly Scull Theresa Sency Zac Shadduck Daniel Shahan Shann Sill Ernie Sigler Don Simmons Kelly Siperke Laurie Sironen Tina Sistek Sherry Sizemore Larry Skock Kent Smetters Kim Smith Pat Smith Craig Snyder Sandy Solden Frank Soukey Jeff Spadaro Vicki Lynn Spaid Caroline Spellman Gina Spencer Jamie Sponauqle Billy Sprague Lisa Spring Paul Steele Adam Stephens Christine Stever Danny Stewart Lisa Ann Stallings Mark Strother Eric Sunquist Mark Swanson Sharon Swartzwelder Sue Tarsovich Sarah Tascone Tammy Taylor Mike Titus Brad Tote Lisa Travis 171 Vicky Trussell Nancy Turek Becky UpoJe Michelle Vujaklija Eric Voneshen Kristin Vesely Jayne Walnio Marcia Wallace Bill Warmutt Annitta Welch Jeff Whitehair Amy Wickert Jenny Wickert Brian Williams Jonie Williams Wayne Williams Joe Willis Herb Wilson Mary Wilson Mike Wilson Peggy Wilson Eric Winfield Sherri Wolfinger Virginia Wood Kenny Wright Renee Yeager Kelly Yoe Beth Zasadzinski Bonnie Zelenak Tom Zimcosky Amy Zoldak Michelle Zollner Marjana Zupcsan 172 Shoe-JV.g QUIRKS PLAZA 2652 Hubbard Road— Madison, Ohio Telephone: (216) 4282853 gilson floral go. 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Mrs. Anderson - Special Education. 3. Mr. Angle - American History Survey, Social Studies 22, U.S. History. 4. Mrs. Ashton - Foods 1, Foods 2, Home Economics I A-IB, Home Furnishing. Sewing 1, Sewing 2, Tailoring. 5. Mrs. Battes - Spanish I A-IB, Spanish 2A-2B, Spanish 3A- 3B, Spanish 4A-4B. 6. Mrs. Bangerter - English 1, English 1G, English Living. 7. Mr. Byers - Accounting 1, Business Law, Senior IOE. 8. Mr. Deel • Biology 1, Biology 2. 9. Mr. Deenng - American History Survey, Economics, Problems of Today, World Geography. 10. Mrs. Delong - English 1, English 1G, Mass Media, TV Productions. 11. Mr. Delp - American History, Foundations oJ Govern- ment, Justice and Law, Inquiry. 179 1. Mr. Dolan - Health, Marraige and Family. 2. Mrs. Dornhecker - English 1G, English 2, English 2G, Modem Novel. 3. Mrs. Eaglen - English 2, English 2G. 4. Mr. Games - General Shop, Mechanical Shop, Hot Met- als. 5. Mr. Green wald - Biology 1, Biology 22. 6. Mr. Grimm - Biology 1, Photography. 7. Mrs. Grist - General Busness, Personal Typing, Short- hand 1, Todays Busness. 8. Mr. Hance - American History Survey, Inquiry, Sociolo- gy, US History. 9. Mr. Haynes ■ Librarian. 10. Mr. Heichel ■ Basic Art. Ceramics. Comm., Jewelry 1. Painting 1, Sculpture, Studio Art, Yearbook. 11. Mr. Higley - American Goverment, Foundations of Goverment, Goverment VO-ED. 12. Mr. Hribar - World History. 181 1. Miss, Jackson - American Literature, English Literature, English 3, Humanities. 2. Mr. Kovalchik - Algebra!, Consumer Math, Plane Geo- men try. 3. Mr. Kovats - Plane Geomentry, Tech Math 1. Tech Math 2; 4. Mrs. Lee - Apartment Living, Child Development, Foods I. Foods 2, Home Ec. 1A, Home Ec. IB. Marriage and Family. 5. Mr. Leitch - Algebra 1. Algebra 2. Anlitical Trigonom- etry, General Math. 6. Mr. Loeflel - English I, English IG, English 22, English IH, English 2H. 7. Mr. Mackey Basic Mechanical Drafting. Advanced Mechanical Drafting, Basic Arcutectureal Drafting, Ad- vanced Architectural Drafting, General Shop. 8. Mr. Mallick - Chemistry. 9. Mr. McIntyre Algebra!, Analitical Trigonometry. Con- cepts of limits, General Math, Probability and Statistics, Tech Math 1. 10. Mrs. McMahon - Child Development, Foods I, Gour- met Cooking, Home Ec. 2A Home Ec 2B. Marriage and Family. 11. Mr. Melin - Physica J Education Freshman, Soph more. Junior. Senior. 182 183 -.(o 51 - -nil _di---------i- rv _ . n 3 5.v«WiiCofl M oVJ J T 2 LoC) L v -■JtrA (€ -5) _ ,______- — ■ (, T« To m - ? b ?” 5i0 ’‘u C Yaa b - ob « 0 fl - -i ___JCTI 5 5 -iinj - SnU? I = OB ■ -c- fan fl° •« 1 «■ liCSV O too • IO C4 ,0r O I G Cot� . so� « 50 (-.S ?- 9) = n. nic � - '8 Cos £ . 3$ z t Nb -c Cet VI - T«« 5' 1. Mr. Miller - Business ED., Per. Typ., Exp. Bus., Record Keep., Typing I. 2. Mr. Morgan - Algebra II, Tech. Math I, Gen. Math, Plain Geom. 3. Mrs. Morgan ■ Supplemental aid. Problems oi Today, Math, English, Reading, History. 4. Mr. Opron - Phys. ED., P.E. 2, P.E. 10,. 5. Mr. Orr. 6. Mrs. Pavesich - HPE, Health, Psych. 185 1. Mr. Pdvesich ■ English, English 3G, Comp.. Mod. Novel. 2. Mr. Pehch - Science, Biology 2, Phys. Science, Biology 1. 3. Mr. Peterson - Ind. Arts, Adv. Wood. Model Home. Fine Wood. 4. Miss. Phillips - HPE, P.E. 10. 5. Mr. Piker ■ Science, ISCS, Earth Science. 6. Mr. Reiqert - Sco. Studies, ISCS,. 7. Mrs. Sampson - English, Am. Lit., English II. 187 188 1. Mr. Sears - OWA, OWA Rel,, OWA. 2. Mr. Snyder - English, English II, Cr. Writ., English 33. 3. Miss. Spiesmdn - Business Ed., Jr. IOE., Typing I. 4. Mr. Strother - Ger. 1A 1B and 2A 2B Ger. 3A 3B and 4A 4B. 7. Mrs. Strother - French 1A 1B and 2A 2B French 3A 3B and 4A 4B. 5. Mr. Winiield - Physics, PI. Geom., Physics, Tech. Math I. 6 7 Our helpful administrators. 1. Mrs. Jopko and Mrs. Anderson keep the office humming. 2. Mrs. Gibbon keeps track of the students. 3. Mrs. Billman Handles S through Z. 4. Students with Last Names A through E keep Mr. Stole busy. 5. Mr. White eagerly a wafts F though K students. 6. Mr. Winten dispences information to pupils M through P. 7. Could this be a future Administrator. . 190 191 1. The kitchen Staff. 2. Dishing up desert. 3. Chistmas bulbs hang in the kitchen at YuJetide. 4. Mr. Moore tackles problems with the ceiling. 5. Mr. Sweesy cleans up the schools act. The people who keep us together The group that keeps it all together. 194 1. Superattendant Dr. Galante stands with board members Mr. Woliinger, Mr. Aruta, Mr. Lavergne, Cheryl Hathaway, and Donna Szabe. 2. Mr. Martin and Mr. Sater keep up there spirit while they school there control. 3. Mr. Sater find the Shadow' 4. Mr. McIntyre pats Mr. Martin on the back. 5. Go to your room!. . . but, but. . . 6. Mr. Sater gives his all for the blood program. 195 196 197 We seniors finally made it!!! 199 Yearbook Motto . . . —— §sm We, T c Willipy, Led by (be Upkpowipy, Are Doipy (be Iipposxible For (be Upgratcful. We Have Dope So Much For So Lopy With So Little We Are ftow Qualified To Do Apytbipy WKb ATo(bipy! -