Mayfield High School - Mayfielder Yearbook (Mayfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1982 volume:

W3 F TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme ........... Student Life Organizations Academics .... Athletics ....... People ............ Dedication .... Faculty .......... Index ......... . 000000000 2 000000000 8 30 62 72 110 176 178 186 f Y E I Our school is noT jusf o building: iT's you ond I. MAYFIELDER 1982 Mayfield Senior Hlgh School Mayfleld Vlllage 01110 44143 6116 Wilson Mills Road ff A Y , I lv. ' 1 1. f M if-Q4 W 3 5, 1 'R . :ATN . Qi' Q 's 9 wiF' QW if 'ww , red! Eric De-!son. Kre'rz fha? McSpiriT fealing. Mary Lou Lcjeunesse Opening 5 iQf Theme Q1 Q -3 iss ss ,..u..,,...,.,.......M,......W..,.,...A.m..h,,W,.m.............,,W.,M, .. ,W k,,M,, ,,,..M.m,,.,,,.. ,h,M,.h,M...,,,.-. .,,M...M..M. . . ,..,,.AM+. ,., ,,,, Nm. S, .-. ., .. .,-,,,.. ,, ...-,-.,,.,., ,.....H.- -...,..., ..... M--.....- im W W' mv On ParenTs' nighT, our seniors in g The band express Their apprecia- T Tion for Mom and Dad. Dancing can be uplifTing as Chuck Kerr and Sharon McClain can aTTesT. STUDENT LIFE '?2!'m 2 s e l THE SECO Modules 19-27 8 STudenT Life No one can deny ThaT we are all sTudenTs of lvl.H.S.: however, our life as sTudenTs does noT end aT 2:45. Beginning aT 2:45, The hearTbeaT of Mayfield Takes a definiTe upswing ThaT usually does noT skip a beaf unTil The cusTodians close aT 'll PM. ln Those hours, we become familiar wifh The SpiriT Clubs creaTing and hanging new banners for The nexT game, while up The sTairs and down The aisle in The audiforium, members of Mayfield Players are grabbing brushes To Turn plywood and 2x11's inTo Their nexT seT. The acTiviTies ThaT consTiTuTe our life Dlvldel' HIFT very ofTen exTends beyond The walls as GreaT JubilaTion enTerTains The public in fronT of ciTy hall or our dedicafed candy sTripers head for HillcresT To make someone's day a liTTle more enjoyable. lf There is one common reward ThaT permeaTes each acTiviTy, iT is The exhilaraTion we feel from making someone else's day brighTer or Their burdens less boThersome. We have learned To grow and enjoy ourselves Through involvemenT. The final reward is a more fulfilling life boTh in school and ouT. The more we do: The more we are. l Summing up our successful seoson, Eric Delson belTs ouT l'We ore The Champions. ,f-'-gg .sslwwfw k X 1 TQ Cold weoTher connoT chill The spiriT of cross couniry fon, Lourie CoTTon. ann., K '40 4 v f-.Nw T- Q rr- Q- . l i l had For Those who Took The plunge, M A'S H proved To be onoTher Szuhoy success. TOUCHDOWN! Woyne RosiTono plunges inTo The end zone Tying up Those Cordinols os our cheering secTion reocTs. STudenT Life Q Dlvlder l?epresenTaTives of The lollipop guild presenT DoroThy wiTh a long- sTemmed lollipop. N0 DLACE uni H LasT spring lVlayfield's sTage was caughT up in a Kansas TwisTer ThaT carried iT To a far-away land 'isomewhere over The rainbow. STephanie Averill, in her firsT sTarring role, filled The silver slippers of DoroThy perfecTly. l-ler ever-faiThful dog, ToTo, CKevin Fryery gave The play a humorous TwisT. While Travelling Through The magical land of Oz, DoroThy befriends a scarecrow Qlvlark BarToloTTaQ, a Tin man QJohn Blancj, and a cowardly lion CBrad Vanveghelj. The wicked wiTch QLeslie Russoj was hoT on Their heels as They Tried To make Their way To The Emerald ciTy in search of The Wizard of Oz fiom Connorj. Afier The evilness of The wicked wiTch was doused, DoroThy reTurned safely To Kansas wiTh The help of The good wiTch, Olinda QDiane Birdy. 110 Wizard of Oz Nlunchkinland and Marci Mondello rejoice over The deaTh of The wicked wiTch. STudenT Life Transforming BeTh DaTTila from a liTTle lTalian girl To a munchkln Took The creaTlve genius of Sue Hess. Undivided aTTenTion is given To The guards as They divulge The secreT of enTering The casTIe of Oz. W' wifi are ,N sill, 5- A .Arg ss Magic fills The air as STephanie Averill, porTraying Dorofhy, receives The enchanTed silver slippers. I do believe in spooks: I do believe in spooks, is roared ouT by cowardly Brad VanVeghel. Wizara of Oz 11 Student Life Sue Drummond ond Chris Keshock shore o privdte moment ot the refreshment table, Not knowing whether to donce with Pom Hood, Bridget Lorenzo, or Lduro ivionigiiog Tony Monostero donces with dll three. , i Prom's perpetual-motion machines: i-ioppiness is reflected in the eyes of GCIFY Schieimer ond Vicki Morrell. Mario Suglio ond Mork Bdrtolotto. 112 Prom '84 Student Life Music-mon, Roy Boker, revives Chubby Checkers' TwisT wiTh Koren Molnor. Prom Queen STephonie Averill ond King Chuck SobciTino ieod The cldss of '84 in one of Their IosT high school donces, Q BEST TI ES As we refIecT on The evenTs of The posT yeor, Prom of 4984 sTdnds ouT. The 200 couples enjoyed o prime-rib dinner ond o memory-ioden nighT of doncing oT The Normondy PorTy CenTer in Wickiiffe. EvenTs moved olong siowiy unTiI The bewiTching hour. As The honds opprooched Tweive, The Tempo chonged. One poiko ofTer dnoTher TempTed everyone To his feeT. Soon The whole ploce wos rocking To The sounds of our own Roy Bdker's sox. i?oy's unique rendiTion of CeIebroTion, become jusT ThoT. We hoTed To see The evening end, buT Cedor PoinT beckoned. UnforTunoTeIy, The besT of Times ofTen seem iike The 'ishorTesT of Times. Likes dTTrocT. Two specioi people - Mrs, Koye ond Bob i?ozzonTe - shore memories. Prom '84 43 Student Life Homecoming exciTemenT is shored by The Wischmeyers: Tom, Queen Liso. ond mom, PQT. IQ UCTIDIBEIQIZEST The exciTemenT ond onTicipdTion of poTh The crowning of our 4984 Homecoming Queen ond The upcoming fooTpoll gome dgoinsT The lvlenTor Cordinols hdd everyone in suspense. Friddy morning, mums ddorned The shoulder of dlmosT every girl os The doy moved quickly Toword The dfTernoon pep rolly. Friends ond fomilies remdined bredThless unTil iT wds finolly dnnounced ThoT Lisd Wishmeyer would be our Homecoming Queen. The cheers hdd only sTdrTed. ThoT nighT, in d seldom-seen pdcked sTddium, our VVildcoTs dominoTed The Cordindls puT hod To seTTle for o 'IO-'TO Tie, On SdTurddy nighT The celebrdTion conTinued os T50 couples crossed The modT To Their i'CosTle of Dreams. Q TiZ ?1 Mojoring in spiriT ore our lvl8cM's. WildcoT jows spew forTh Jeff AgresTo, PQT Leddy, ond The enTire WildcoT Teom. 44 Homecoming Student Life 3 an K -H wifi? Y' 4453? -s MER' Years of dancing lessons pay off as Wayne Rosiiano and Lisa Mariin snow off Their new steps. Homecoming Courf for 4984: John Blanc and Sue Kovacn, Jonn Man- iaci and Kainy Ferial, John Fraboiia and Queen Lisa Wiscnmeyer, Al Kreiz and Diane Bird, Brad Kowii and Barb Srrumbly. 16 Homecoming Dance Siudeni Life X i , R www X 'E Because of The lack of lighTing, searching for The reservaTion shields proved To be a frusTraTing siTuaTion. Ease on Down The Road wiTh John Zagara. l T 1 R A IQUV DCCASIU Homecoming 8l's CasTle of Dreams puT The crowning Touch on a near-perfecT weekend. A full day of decoraTing by The members of STudenT Council Transformed our cafeTeria inTo a medieval casTle. SevenTy-five fair maidens were escorTed across The drawbridge by knighTs in shining armor. Queen Lisa Wischmeyer and her courT reigned over The gala evenT as The subjecTs of her kingdom enjoyed dancing To The sounds of DesTiny. Freshmen STudenT Council, dressed appropriaTely as ladies-in-waiTing and squires, served Their lords refreshmenTs all evening. For Those who came in auesT of romance and warm surroundings, The evening was noT a disappoinTmenT. The eyes of Rob Shulman and Regina Diulus say iT all. Homecoming Dance 47 Student Life Thanks To our solar-energy panels, This window is deooraTed for The IasT Time by Therese ATIagovich and Reggie Mormile. DDM I: DIQDVEMENT WhaT do suspenders and overalls, cowboys and cowgirls, sweaTsuiTs, inside-ouT oIoThing, and green and whiTe ouTTiTs have in common? All have become parT of an annual affair called SpiriT Week. Walking inTo The building Friday morning was The highIighT of This week. lT's amazing whaT a IiTTIe ingenuiTy and crepe paper can do To sTeriIe, cold walls and locker areas. EDITORIAL COIVIIVIENT: Didn'T iT seem like we were jusT going Through The moTions during SpiriT Week This year? IT can be so much more. Scheduling This before The Brush game every year would generaTe GENUINE emoTions, and increasing The publiciTy would geT more involved. 'I8 SpiriT Week Rounding up males is discussed by cowgirls, Lynn GambaTese and Sharon PeTrik, Student Life Shop is pui ihio Jockie Turk's school work by Sue Riga. Spirii Week proves To be DO swear for Sue Rigo, Julie Burch, ond Down Ccirmigicno. Fociol expressions OD Lorroihe Zim- mer, Eloiho Ariemmo, cmd Kim Dicker show Their spirit, not Their clothes. Spirii Week 49 Student Life Crows ThoughT Twice before invod- Cucldled in o corner wiTh Benny The ing former Helen Lee's cornfleld Beor, Connie Kowolcyk owc1iTs The once scorecrow KoThy Moore wenT reTurn of her fovorlTe Dr. Seuss book. To work. 20 Halloween Sludenf Llfe Siamese Coneheods, Dove McBride ond lVliTch Meyers, moke Their way To The cofeTerio To consume moss quonTiTies. l l T? E y 7 i I r , 'Mn if .fl 4 ' 5 .S ,ff AfTer a long day of sTalking The cofeTeria, Sandy Wood finally caTches his lunch, Since her bus did noT arrive, BridgeT Lorenzo decided To fly home. AM I-IALLIJC NATI GT l-lello, Mom? You'ye goT To geT me ouT of This school! The enTire place has gone crazy. There's a TonnaTo and four coneheads walking down The hall Towards me righT now. You've goT To pick me up righT awayl lf you don'T, l'm going To ask This fairy godrnoTher To make me disappear. Pick me up by The flagpole. Change ThaT The POLE jusT walked away. WENDY'S is so successful, ThaT Ronald McDonald's wife moonlighTs as one of our busdrivers. Halloween 24 Student Lile Trying To ouldo The other is d minute To minule experience for Eric Delson dnd Chip lvicTighe. Kelly Greene is nor impressed. M'A'S'H crew members fdil To shock Scorr Williamson our of his deep depression. Mdny Dear Jdne leriers were mdiled Sidle-side OfT9F Chris Cidnciolo, Ndfdlie Corsdro, ond Ldurie Nihiser hir The Koredn STOQS. 22 M'A's'H Student Llfe W' - xi nail' 'XX S.. 3 A Du. NW l l lVl'A'S'l-l Teasers, Chip lvlcTighe and Eric Delson, are shocked inTo realiTy by The suggesTive Diane Bird, CHOPPERSl Brad Schreiber inTerrupTs The poker game of QuinTon Flynn, ScoTT Williamson, and John Finucan To announce incoming wounded. i I2 lil-IAKI C0 ED The Korean conflicT changed The definiTion of l'mash. Prior To This war 'lmash was someThing done To poTaToes, during The war, mash became someThing done To minds and bodies. The only way for one To keep his saniTy in an insane siTuaTion like war was Through laughTer. Thus, The play lVl'A S H. The play opens wiTh The drafTing of Two relucTanT docTors, Hawkeye QChip lVicTighej and Duke CEric Delsonj. These zany iVl.D.'s soon end Major Burns' QChris Manfronij army career wiTh a secTion-8, cure VValT's QScoTT Williamsonj suicidal depression in a wild, surrealisTic scene, and TormenT sTraighT-laced Major l-loT Lips l-loulihan QKelly C-reenep beyond her limiTs. NOT all is comedy as l-lawkeye and Duke show True compassion for naTive Ho-Jon's CAlan Chonj desire To enTer medical school. The enTire lVl A'S'H uniT proves ThaT L'O V'E overcomes culTural differences and enmiTies as They raise The needed TuiTion money Through a fooTball game. As so ofTen happens aT The conclusion of The Television episodes, Through The laughTer, we came To The realizaTion of The sadness and realiTy of war. Choosing which one is more insane are Chip McTighe and Jim Carlisle. l M'A'S'l-l 23 Sludenl Llfe Children of dll oges enjoy siTTing on SdnTd's lop: Mr, Sdniord is no excepiion. SEASUN DI: CVE AND FIQIENDS DespiTe Their slim vvoIleTs ond bulging vvoisTlines, everyone enjoys The holidoy seoson. lT's edrly enough in The winTer ThoT snow sTill possesses on desTheTio vdlue, ond iT's loTe enough ThdT voodTion holds o speoiol dTTrdoTion. Shopping mdy prove TrdumdTio, puT rushing frdniicolly from sTore To sTore isn'T neorly os drdining GS siTTing Through o doy of leoTures. VVhdT peTTer Time is There To oeleprdTe vviTh Tomily ond friends, Those speoidl people who never lose The holiddy spiriT? The holiddy seoson meons so much: more To shore, more To enjoy, more To be Thonkful for, ond more To remember. 2,41 l-loliddy Sedson While Tdking d bredk from ChrisTmds shopping, Liso Gryzpovvski gives Kim Moneri o peek inTo her gifT bog. Siudenl Life JusT Looking - Joyce Pirie and Rose DeNigris Take Time To admire a holiday window display. IT is hard To imagine ceiebraTing The hoiiday's wiThouT one's friends, Once The Trees in fronT of ciTy hall were officially IighTed, choir members gaThered for some good cheer. Mmmm! IT Took awhile, buT Barb Oliver finaily chose The cookies she wanTed from PaTTy Hauser aT Hough Bakery, They were in The shape of miniaTure yearbooks. Holiday Season 25 Student Life You wouldn't get any arguments from Vince Culotta and Sandy Sawyer if you suggested that all dance numbers should be slow. These girls also haul cabinets for cats. QGet it'?j Have furniture and Sue Schmidt, Laurie Pattison, Laurie Nihiser, and Kathy Fertal will travel. Would you believe that the picture of the first Cat's Cabinet organiza- tion was photographed inside of a phone booth? Kathy Jewell and Kevin Kemelhar kept bumping into each other all throughout the dance. 26 Cat's Cabinet Student Life The band members aren'T The only ones who need a break. Enjoying each oTher's company during The musical lull are BridgeT Lorenzo and John BrowngardT. LasT year's queen, Karen Gadomski, adds The crowning Touch To Barb STrumbly's SweeTesT Dream as Brad KowiT beams wifh pride. if VALENTINE COURT: Vince CUIOTTO, Sandy Sawyer, John Maniaci, KaThy FerTal, Barb STrumbly, Brad KowiT, Donna Majeska, Jim Shields, Sue Kovach, Mike Lanese, Cindy Kee. and Dennis STosel. HEAIQT February '13, 4982 Dear Diary, You're noT going To believe This, buT I jusT reTurned from The ValenTine's Dance held by CaT's Cabinef. AfTer noT being inviTed To Prom lasT year or Homecoming This year, I ThoughT my dancing days were over. One Thing ThaT separafes This dance from The oThers is The requiremenT ThaT The girls have To ask The boys. Whoever made up ThaT rule, saved my life. In order To geT a guy To say yes, l knew l had To become more fashionable. The firsT Thing I did was To pull my kneesocks up over my jeans. CLumpy buT fashionableg Girls Today usually wear a headband To enhance Their looks. Nafurally, I ThoughT ThaT 3 or A in my hair would make me irresisTible To all males. Cl goT my bands from Taking apari mom's old poT-holders.j ForTunaTely, ,I did geT a daTe Three days ago: and yes, he is my cousin, buT no one else knows ThaT. When we arrived aT The dance, I didn'T even recognize The 'il-42 cafeTeria. CaT's CabineT had Transformed iT inTo a vision sweeTer Than any dream. The SeeholTzer BroTher's Band had our feeT and bodies moving from The momenT The parTy sTarTed. I don'T know where Jim Carlisle and Linda Eisenmann found all ThaT energy for every dance. NoT only was The band smooTh, buT our ValenTine Queen, Barb STrumbly, was beauTiful. Cl Think my cousin has a crush on her.j AfTer The dance we wenT To The Brown Derby aT HiIlTop Plaza. This was The firsT Time a daTe hasn'T Taken me To Wendy's Pick-Up window. ThaT kielbasa dinner sure beaTs eaTing snacks on The sofa aT home. lT's nice To be back inTo The swing of Things. Good nighT and I'SweeT Dreams. Love, These FeeT Were Made For Dan- BUUDIGS ein has To be The Theme song of Jim Carlisle and Linda Eisenmann. The Two were a blur of yellow and smiles all evening. CaT's CabineTfValenTine's Dance 27 STudenl Life After being engaged for 44 years, Chris Cianciolo has heard about every excuse for putting off a marriage that you can Imagine. Quinton Flynn is about ready to feed her another one. Final details for the big crap game are worked out for Chris Big Julle Manfroni. lf these dolls don't dance into your hearts, nothing will. I-IE MICHIGAJ MAIKI Before the bums and broads become guys and doIls, hours must be spent in rehearsals. These pages capture all the struggling, stumbling, and stuttering it takes before the curtain is drawn on opening night. The people in these pictures are frozen forever in near-perfect poses. If it was possible to thaw them, we would both see and hear the botched lines, the missed cues, the wrong steps, and the misplaced props. All are necessary. You must learn to crawl before ever attempting to run out in front of a live audience. fEven if you are a GUV OR A DOLL.j Whenever Eric Delson and Alan Chon are near Tlm Bryll, you'd better believe they'll be smlllng. You see, the local cop demands a little respect from these two small-time gamblers. Guys and DolIs QQ Student Llfe GRGANIZATIGNS T Exam slam celebranfs are infecTed wiTh Dance Fever. Mr. Hazelfon mighT have been The TargeT of The blow ThaT Mary Shaw TargeTed for The pinaTa. 1 i C K C E x - s s if sr .4 . ' U4 x' K ', Q 5 , , lm ks v is ,- Y W Not All Doors Lead to the Exits 30 OrganizaTions ITING till 3:3 Schools long ago recognized The need for Their sTudenTs To become involved in more Than jusT purely academic pursuifs. The educaTion we receive should be one ThaT comes from noT only classroom learning, buT also gaining confidence in our own abiliTies. Sporfs does noT always fill This need because iT lacks The diversiTy ThaT our numerous organizaTions make available To us. We have organizaTions like TuTor Friends, Media Services, and STudenT Council for sTudenTs who wish To be of service To Their classmaTes and communify. Those of us who like performing have groups from Marching Band To Mayfield Players. If af any Time Divider we are looking To geT away from iT all, we can Take To The slopes of BosTon Mills wiTh our Ski Club or go back packing in WesT Virginia wiTh The Oufing Club. No maTTer whaf you have chosen To become involved in To furfher your goals, There are Those sTudenTs whose job is To chronicle your aTTempTs aT creafivify or mere relaxaTion. STaff members of our MAYFlELDER and FIRST AMENDMENT enjoy in creafing mirrors ThaT reflecT all ThaT we find ourselves a parT of here aT Mayfield. The degree To which we immerse ourselves in our organizaTions is a measure of how we will measure up in The fuTure. Two Things brighTen up The oTherwise dull slopes of BosTon Mills: A genlle, winTer snowfall and Lisa Hanson. ' Allhough her rouTine is by The numbers, Maria Suglia gives iT ThaT special Touch ThaT is so choracTerisTic of our M8nM's. Draff boards across The U.S. would have less Trouble rneeTing Their quoTos if all draffable males knew of BeTh Vanveghel and Barb WaTson. Everyone has a way of relieving sTress: iT jusT so happens ThaT Eric Finerman is Toying wiTh o rubberband. Cl-le couldn'T make The Marching Band - so This was The nexT besT Thingj OrganizaTions 31 Dlvlder yEARaook STAFF Front Row Bob Altman, Eric Finerman, Kathleen Ausperk, Barbdrcl JSGV1 Oliver, and Dawn Hermelin, Back Row' Tom Krarncsak, Dan Murray, Mike Cirino, ana Denise Ausperk. Before he can start his layout, Mike Cirino rnust make his final picture selections. Co-Editors Eric Finerrnan and Barb Oliver support each other. V , 'ff ' , 4 A 1 . -iw , , . ' r t 1 .t.'f?i'i ' ,.., I , . ,, iii,- 4, I :,- 'X 5 l , -' 4 ' t l ,t - , f , I 32 Mayfielder With the picture cropper, Dan Murray shows us how large most people would like their photo in the yearbook to be. Once another spread is completed, Denise Ausperk adds the student's names to the index. Organizations Wfkwwffvfw BARBnERIC True reward is noT given, buT earned. This year's IVIAYFIELDER is a reward To Those of us on The sTaff who survived bouTs wiTh deadlines, wriTer's block and momenTary lapses of creaTiviTy. BeTween The covers of This book you will find our dedicaTion Toward making This The besT yearbook ever. ThoT may sound like an overworked phrase To you, buT our honesT inTenTlon is To make each ediTion beTTer Than The IasT. This year we have made some major changes: hopefully, They were improvemenTs. We Try To Take ideas and opinions of our peers and Transform Them inTo usable maTerial. We have always valued The opinions of Those who offer consTrucTive criTicism. We like To feel ThaT we are reaching The hearTs of Those we are aTTempTing To Touch. We hope ThaT you have as many memories in This yearbook as we do. lf looking Through The MAYFIELDER brings The joy of reminiscing To you, Then we are saTisfied wiTh ThaT success. NOTE: Our edlTors, Barb Oliver and Eric Finerman, will noT have banqueTs in Their honor or public recogniTion for Their achievemenTs. Their rewards are inTernal - knowing ThaT They've creaTed a Treasure of memories ThaT will appreciaTe wiTh Time. ,gg Q .lil A ,,,,. ,,,g - , Much of The creaTing of a ToTally new yearbook fell inTo The creaTive hands of Barb Oliver. Surprise, Erici Once again we've caughT you wiTh Those phoTos of The girls' swim Team. ln Mayfielder 33 Organizations After cramming all week, Rose Veverka, Rose Cianciolo, Lisa Grzybowski, and Don Thomas un- wind to the sounds of Fury at the Exam Slam. STUDENT COUNClL MEMBERS: Front Row: Officers - Sue Kovach CSecretaryy Cindy Kee Urea- surerj, Mike Lanese fPresldentj, and John Zagara Nice Presldentj. 2nd Row: Laurie Pattison, Laurie Nlhiser, Quinton Flynn, Donna Maleska, Sue Riga, Sue Gaspar, Barb Walters, Stacey Perkul, Colleen Kretz, Val Murray, Sue Drummond. Debra Conti, and Lisa Comella. 3rd Row' Chuck Kerr, Paul Hargls, Jackie Colomlna, Laird Wynn, Kim Kline, Jerry Altman, Maria Evangellsta, Chris Weber, Kathy Sloe, and Carol Swope. Ath Row: Gregg Adzema, Patty Hauser, Marla Dlleno, Ed Pekarek, Ann Hubbell, Randy Kolln, Stacey Eggers, Karen Bird, Nancy Kee. and Tony Auletta, 5th Row: Bridget Lorenzo, Doreen Delsanter, Barb Strumbly, Grace Soukenlk, Vince Culotta, Stacey Mears, Doug Rltzel. and Mike Kocheyar, Top Row: Eric Flnerman, Paul Monastra, and Dall Walker. 34 Student Council Representing our Student Council at a School Board meeting are Mike Lanese and John Zagara. Topic: Student Lunches. Often, something new can be confusing. Nancy Kee raises her hand to ask for further explan- tions. Organizations Rocking Through Paradise TogeTher are our dynamic mu- sical duo - Chris Cianciolo and Eric Delson. REU ISU-E While many of us siT around complaining abouT whaT a prison This school resembles, There are Those around us who work To make life here more enjoyable. STudenT council members Try To do more Than jusT Talk abouT The kinds of Things ThaT should be done: They work To accomplish Them. From planning our Homecoming fesTiviTies To serving pizza and pop aT The January Exam Slam, our sTudenT governmenT is conTinually working To make school memories more Than jusT sTudy halls and old episodes of TV programs. Of course, The real effecfiveness of an organizaTion like sTudenT council can only be judged on iTs abiliTy To move forward and make EIEFLIILIE consTrucTive suggesTions. Under The leadership of Mike Lanese, John Zagara, Cindy Kee, and Sue Kovach, This year's council aTTempTed To creaTe worThwhile projecTs Through which we mighT all feel a closer parT of Mayfield High School. STudenT council also was involved for The firsT Time in voicing The sTudenT's views on The proposed 4982-83 school calendar. There were also moves by council To organize Noon Movies, a Punk Rock ConcerT, and a Powder Puff fooTball game. ln The final evaluafion, you musT be The one To judge wheTher or noT our sTudenT council was a success. if you Think They could be doing more, why noT volunTeer your help nexT year? As a member of The band, Fury, Joe STrano sTrung along many hearTs during our Exam Slam. STudenT Council 35 Organlzaflons lf There is one aspect of Foreign Language Week that stands out, it is the variety of food. Bill Menzalora. Caryn Socoloff, and Lisa Ricchino await Mrs. Marotta's next servlng. As the yearbook went to press, Dave Ferris's destination was still unknown. CClnclnnati was high on the rumor lIst.j 36 AFSfForeign Languages AFS GROUP SHOT: Front Row: Rachel Dolores, Kathy Cohen, and Jeanette Wallo. 2nd Row: Laurie Pearlman, Xlnla Arias, and Beth Hudock. 3rd Row: Susie Nussel, Ginny Woods. Jackie Turk, and Susan Monney. Top Row: Marlon Mooney. Dave Grove, Miss Barbara Demmlng, and Kathy Stapleton. Clevelanders take snow for grant- ed. To Clndy Hudglns' sister from Brazil: however, It was a rnlracle. Organizations Showing off The award winning foreign language posTers are Jackie Weber, Nancy laniro, and Jerry AlTman. We wouIdn'T be surprised if KaThy Cohen Tries To Take her furry friend along wifh her To Malaysia. WEEE 'TIILEE QE- EE U.S. STeel and l.B.M. are noT The only ones involved in The lmporTfexporT business. For several years, American Field Service has been involved in imporTing and exporTlng The besT producT ThaT any nafion has To offer - iTs young people. IT is common for A.F.S.'ers To be ThrusT inTo culTures ThaT are ToTally alien To anyThing They have ever known. The same difficulTies encounTered by Cindy Hudgins in Brazil lasT summer were probably experienced by Xinia Arias in coming To This counTry from CosTa Rica. We can only guess how much adapTing Suzy Gluck had To go Through in Japan before she finally sTarTed To feel comforTable. These sudden changes can only be handled by The mosT mafure of young men and women. When one is 6,000 miles from home, family, and friends, he or she soon learns ThaT change is necessary for a peaceful exisTence. When iT comes To sending sTudenTs abroad, we like To Think ThaT we send our besT. This year KaThy Cohen will journey To Malaysia while Dave Ferris has yeT To discover where his plane will Touch down. WheTher we speak of Cindy, Suzy, Xinia, KaThy, or Dave, we can only envy The richness ThaT was added To Their lives by Their adopTion of a second family and naTion. STudenTs inTeresTed in foreign lands need noT Travel abroad. Here aT Mayfield, our Foreign Language Club seT aside The week of February 8Th for iTs 2nd Annual Foreign Language Week. Monday Through Friday, fesTiviTies ranged from wearing uncipherable T-shirTs To following Mrs. MaroTTa's Old World recipes To creaTe a paloTabIe feasT. While The languages may have been foreign, The fun was reflecTed in smiles: and They, as we know, have no accenTs. Don'T These affer leT The smiles on The faces of sTudenTs deceive you. Shorfly This picfure was Taken, They were seen To physically assaulT Those cuTe liTTle criTTers wiTh billy clubs. AFSfForeign Languages 37 Organizations Evaluating the qualify of our sludenf body's liferary creafions is the mosl imporlanl Task of Voices' sfaff members Jerry Cordaro, Suzanne Robertson, and Scoff Larson. X .,rV Q I 1 38 Firsf Amendmenf f Voices VOICES STAFF MEMBERS: Rachel Dobres, Jerry Cordaro, Suzanne Roberfson, Kafhy Cohen, and Scofi Larson. Whai a sad slafe of affairs when you have fo sell M8cM's To fund your freedom of expression! Neil Cox helps The FIRST AMEND- MENT'S cause as he helps Lorraine Keasf finish off her 17Th box. Organizations il , ull' An OLD edition of The FIRST AMEND- MENT was the only available read- ing material for Nancy Celenza and Lee Silverberg. FIRST AMENDMENT STAFF: Nancy Ceienza, April Crlhfield, Laura Pearl- man, Lorraine Keast, Rachel Dobres, Lee Silverberg, and Mrs. Sue Harlan. YKEXXW . STAT' EU 'VU U VME EE The advent of Spring usually means the Indians are winning again in Tucson, Arizona: The yearbook will soon arrive: and graduation and summer vacation are just around The corner. This year another phenomenon was added to The list: The FIRST AMENDMENT staff finally put out an edition of the school newspaper. We were certainly dis- appointed to see our newspaper miss covering school events that were aired by local television stations. We look To the FIRST AMENDMENT to give us the latest news not the oldest. However, the spring edition was a welcome arrival, and we can only hope that more are yet to come. There is another group of students involved in publishing and editing. They are the members of VOICES. Their job is not to create literature but to carefully examine poems, short stories, and other works of art submitted by students. As the MAYFIELDER is a pictorial essay of the year's highlights, VOICES shows the creative side of us that cannot be captured in pictures. When copy was available, Ra- chel Dobres put her typing skills to good use. First Amendmentfvoices 39 Organizations With so many quality books avail- able in our grade schools, choosing the right one can be a difficult decision. Vicki Savransky trles to help this young woman decide. Although he was mlnus a campfire. John Browngardt shows a student that the sun's heat can be an alternative to the past method of roastlng marshmallows. TUTOR FRIENDS GROUP SHOT: First Row: Tony Monaatero. Cindy Kee, Lynn Gambatesa, and Sandy Sawyer. 2nd Row: Usa Knazek. Michele Colomlna, Lisa Trlefler, and Steve Lajeunesse. 3rd Row: Ted Mach, Kathy Stapleton. Jll Relches, Chrls Manfronl, Jeff Thomas, and Sue Kovach. dth Row: Hallie Friedman, Kathy Fartal, and Katie Doerzbacher. Top Row: Barbara Jean Ollver, Cathy Brady, Patty Hauser, Rob McCul- loch, Wayne lmpulllttl, and Chris Keshock. Game-time proves to be the most enjoyable floor exercise for Millrldge youngsters. Rob McCulloch M.C.'s their target-phonlcs game. AO Helping Hands Organizations l A-Z.-.- 5 . . I F A recepTive audience Iisfens To CaThy Brady make sfories come alive. Learning involves lisTening To one anofher closely. KaTie Doerzbacher drills a hearing impaired sTudenT in her reading skills. ! IELEEUZYULU 'lTI?i1IE'I3 There are very few rewards in life ThaT are more hearT-warming Than The appreciafive smile of someone To whom you have donaTed one of your mosT precious asseTs - yourself. LiTTle of us know ThaT feeling more Than members of boTh TuTor Friends and Biddy Baskefball. Maybe iT's The memory of someone older having helped Them aT one poinT in elemenTary school, ThaT makes our senior members of TuTor Friends so willing To donafe Their Time and skills. WhaTever The reason, The sTudenTs of Lander, Oakville, CenTer, EUWULUIE GaTes Mills, and Millridge schools receive The TuTor friends wiTh open arms. Everyone benefiTs. CThe only problem ThaT mighT ever arise is in Trying To squeeze a 6 fooT frame like Jeff Thomas' inTo a kindergarTen chair builT for someone The size of Mr. TodT.j Biddy BaskeTbalI has done much To show ThaT TuToring need noT always be academic. One of The reasons for our varsiTy Teams' conTinued successes can cerTainly be Traced To The selflessness of The Team members in Training and Teaching Tomorrow's Teams. Would you believe ThaT This fuTure sTar drove pasf Chris SchmidT and did a reverse sfuff? Helping Hands 44 Organizations Smiling from The inside, Sue SchmiclT proves ThaT enThusiasm is infecTious. I.7l.iJCEETfIIEllI 'T ' I3Li5Ifl3I5'L'D 'ff We ofTen overlook The facT ThaT cheerleaders are leaders firsT. Being a model who is consTanTly in The spoTlighT is noT easy. These girls noT only meeT THIS challenge, buT also improve oTher organizaTions Through Their leadership abiliTies. Like our acTors, we noTice These girls only when They are cenTer sTage, Few know ThaT behind The scenes These girls are weekly making pizzas and good-luck noTes, decoraTing lockers, and buying various goodies and nicknacks Tor ofTen unappreciaTive aThleTes. P.S. Our Team deserves special recogniTion for placing second aT The Euclid Square Mall's Cheerleading CompeTiTion This year. -Al 5623115 VARSlTY TEAM MEMBERS: FIrsT Row: Cindy Kee and Laurie CoTTon. Second Row: Yvonne Bosch, Sue Schmidt and KaThy FerTaI. Third Row: Nancy Kalina and Sue Drummond. Top: Michele Colomina Our WildcaTs are cheered by Nancy Thorpe and KaThy FerTal aTTer a TD againsT Euclid. 412 Fall Cheerleaders Organizations fi Unifed we siandg divided we fall. JV TEAM MEMBERS. Fronf Row, Karen Dicker, Gayle Bolek, and Diane Hallo, Back Row' Lisa Comella, Maria Peluso, Karen Bird, Donna Pinto, and Dawn Emerman. FRESHMEN TEAM MEMBERS? Bottom: Jenny Freeman Second Row. Jackie Colornina and Karen Sylvesier, Third Row, Lisa DiDona'ro, Chris Sassano, Chris Vojricek, Debbie Mazor, Top: Barb Walters Bursling SouTh's bubble was The slarl of a successful season. Fall Cheerleaders 43 Organizations It seems like Sue Schmidt has been cheering in this school forever? We'll miss you next year, Sue. VARSITY WRESTLING Bottom: Karen Molnar, Kim Dlcker, and Karen Powalskl. Middle: Katie Doerzbacher and Amv Hehr, Top: Yvonne Bosch 5 . VARSITY BASKETBALL: Bottom: Sue Schmidt, Judy Hdydu, and Beth Van Veghel. Top: Joanne Downs, Kathy Fertal. and Sue Kovach. 441 Winter Cheerleaders Organizations E . .ii , X fi Qs Experience gained as a spirit coordinator helped Patty Hauser in her role as wrestling's Willy. Prior to the tip-off, Judy Haydu and Joanne Downs work to get the fans rowdy. i-lopefully, Willy Lisa MarTin sTarTed a new TradiTion This year - cheering IN The sTands insTead of in fronT of The sTands. Her spiriT became infecTious. A- Zv A Q35 if , i gg ufg fglkl iw' 1 T iiiii e T FDESHMEN SQUAD: Chris Sassano, Nicki Polo, Lisa DlDonaTo, Lisa Rlcchlno, Jackie Calamlna, and Carrie Laughlin EWG EEE DUIIIIH As The Trees of auTumn Turn an array of colors To The from greys of winTer, fooTbaIl changes To baskeTball and wresTling. WiTh This change of season, also comes a change in our cheerleading squads. While many of The faces are new, There are several familiar smiles lefT over from fall. CRumor has iT ThaT The hold-overs are The only ones who Thawed ouT afTer The ArTic weaTher we experienced during our lasT Two fooTball gamesj Once again, our winTer squads had much To cheer abouT as boTh baskeTball and wresTling Teams possessed fine records. If winning makes The cheering any easier, our girls had an easy job. Can you imagine how difficulT iT is for girls who cheer for a Team ThaT is O and 15? 'iWe're gonna win TonighT Takes on a shallow Tone abouT ThaT Time. ForTunaTely, our cheerleaders were able To use The same winning cheers we had for TooTball. Our hope is ThaT Their efforTs have noT gone unnoTiced by our aThleTes, The girls expend much Time and expense To leT The Teams know ThaT we care. We, in Turn, appreciaTe The enThusiasm and abiliTies displayed by all of our winTer squads. ' s .s ,A ,Q 'fr .f I .. Ti ,sf X , T 9' fx .r v ss v S- 1 di When The Tempo of The game increased, so did The cheering of Sue Kovach. 5? ' as, I . 3 is -in JV SQUAD: BoTTom' Rose DeNlgrls, Karen Dlcker, and Joyce Pirie. Middle' Debbie ConTl Top' Dawn Emerman WinTer Cheerleaders 45 Organlzallons QIEWTUIIE EE 'T ' ' 'TAII righT, leT's do iT again, mighT be heard in many places in our school afTer 3:30, ouT when ThaT command is combined wiTh Nl, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - we can only be Talking abouT our drill Team and flag corps. IT wasn'T Too long in The pasT when llTTle aTTenTion was paid To The performances of our CaTeTTes. This year's version changed ThaT aTTiTude. CHEERS replaced jeers as specTaTors couldn'T help buT be impressed wiTh The energy and precision of The '84 model. Drill Team capTains Diane Marzano and Jackie Liszak can Take much of The crediT for This new look, and flag corps capTains PaTTy Young and MiTzi GersTenfeld pushed Their TeammaTes Toward perfecTion in one show afTer The oTher. All involved promise ThaT nexT year will be peTTer Than ever. Sheer-energy and enThuslasm is personified by Lisa Warner. s One reason for The Drill Team's success This year was The addiTion of Lisa Grzybowski. DRILL TEAM: Fronf Row: Capfains Diane Marzano and Jackie Liszak. Middle Row: Terri MonasTra, Rose Cianciolo, Pam Maneri, Kim Maneri, Jackie McCandIish, Michelle SchwarTz, and Kim Yenkevich. Back Row' Kim Weller, Juclifh McMurTry, Sharon Siegel, Mary Bodnar, Lisa Grzybowski, Ann Gaydos, Margaret Tilly, Connie Kups, Lisa Warner, and Ms. Jennifer Korosec 46 Drill Team - Flag Corps Organizations A' Like our Cleveland Indians, our Calelles go lhrough spring Training. Jackie Liszak leads Margarel Tilly Through her paces, Every Turn of The flag is coordinated by numbers as Polly Young can arrest, FLAG CORPS: Front Row' Jolene Liuzzo, Debbie Curtis, and Julie Case, Back Row: Milzl Gersfenfeld, Darlene Cook, Polly Young, Sue Mooney, and Diana Rickard, Laughler between Sharon Siegel and Margaret Tilly becomes con- lagious in fronl of our camera. Drill Team - Flag Corps 47 Organizations Pep rallies ore more Then iusT cheering, yelling, end iisTening To music NcTciie Corsoro, Keren Moi- nor, ond Dione Bird demonsTroTe The mosT imporTonT eiemenT OT ci pep ossembiy - TOGETHERNESS, Ag iVioioreTTes Orgcnizoiions Frorn The fooTboIi field To The bc1skeTboil courT, NoTciiie Corsor- o's rouTines were never OUT of sTep, The enwoTion beTween- KrisTo ivioirnquisT and Moria Sugiio is genuine. Nl8clVl's do not mell in ine snow. Mdrlo Suglio is proof of Tnoi. OUR MAJORETTE TEAM: Froni Row: Krisio Molmquisi, Koren lvlolnor, ond Snoron lVlcCloln. Bock Row: Nololie Corsoro, Diane Bird, ond lvlorlo Suglio. XA 5 Eri IELL'L L'I5I.tiElI.fi BELV Noi only did lvlors ond Milky Woy increose in size lnis yedr, Dui so did our own lVl8cM's. Wiin o 5062, increose in numbers, ii wos only noiurol Thor we exoecied performonces To be Twice ds good. We were never disopoolnied. Vlfneiner ii wos in ine wind ond sleei of Eosiloke Norln or in ine oeouiiful we-diner we conlinuolly nod of norne, our rnojorelles oui on one Qliiiering snow ofier onoiner, Once fOOTDOll seoson ended, senior lwirlers Dione Bird, Noiolie Corsoro, ond lvlorio Suglio led ineir squod onio The odskeiooll couri for encore oerformdnces. Noi one bil of ine luslre wos losl in ine cnonge of sedsons. All lnol Qliilers IS gold. Foinerly pride is evldeni os Mr. Bird receives o bouionnlere from nls dougnier Dione during poren'r's nlgni ceremonies, lviojoreiies AQ Orgonizoiions Saxophone playing is undoubledly Jim Carlisle's forie. .M,,M..,,.., F f gy A 6 A l 2 4. 1 ,, ,Qi 2 5 5 ,gg wp? M ,l , H ,, me f E ? r Q il , 4 MARCHING BAND MEMBERS: Fronf Row: Eric Delson, Linda Elsenmann, Mark Newman, Tim Prasse, Willem Van Heeckeren, Gwen Andrews, Rob Jay and Phil Gaela. Row 2' Ken Tilly, Tom McLaughlin Chuck Kerr, Gre Soble , , . Q , Lee Sllverberg, Mary Jo Tryby, Diane Cafalano, and Rob Finnie. Row 3: Liber? Picciano, Dan Forsch, Mah' Schreiber, Dan Kaveney. Sieve Keverline, Jane Vogel, Teri Williamson, and Mary Medvick. Row 4: Lisa Barfolofla, Rob Fullz, John Harrsen, Sheryl Dougherty, Jim Cosfabile, Kevin Spring, Mlke Bogo, and Tim Kouslis. Row 5: Dave Bradley, Kalhy Kaselonis, Debbie Dayion, Paul Monasrra, Lee Sfernad, Rob Shampay Neil Baker, and Dave Rupnow Row 6. Jim Carlisle Ro er Beck, Jame Durkin , . , Q , Mike Lembo, Gregg Adzema, Jeff Lefkovirz, Todd Delnosiro, and Scoll Hall. Row 7: Joe Kerner, Chris Weber, Joy Siecker, Kalhy Bowlby. Kym Gyure, Karin Kirkham, Melissa Perry, Row B: Todd Angelo, Sharon Mellon, Marion Mooney, Gina Kerver, Sue Grimm, Bonnie Dinger, Ginny Woods, Row 9: Jackie Wynn, Leigh Evans, Sharon Dougheny, Kim Lucas, Monica Umland. Willa McLafchie, and Anneire Pefrof, 50 Marching Band Band is a fun loving family headed by Eric Delson, Lisa Barioloila, Joe Kerner, Diane Bird, and Jim Cos- iabile. Organizations D In VicTory is ecsTasy for Jim KousTis, Joe Kerner, Eric Delson, Jim Cos- Tabile, and Chuck Kerr. Band Camp proves To be a Tough adjusTmenT for Terri MonasTra. Luckily, Lucy Leopard was nearby. y fm ELQIIIETI-E Liisililiiii gg Grim Dear lvlom, We finally goT a chance To resT from pracTicing our new rouTines, so I ThoughT I would wriTe To IeT you know how I'm doing. PracTices have been inTense. From The momenT Teri Williamson, Dave Rupnow, and Paul IVIonasTra bursT ouT Their Tuba reveille aT sunup, unTiI The mosauiTo bombers carry Kim Lukas inTo The swamp aT TwiIighT, lylr. Treu has us repeaTing one Tune afTer anoTher. I am so winded ThaT I couIdn'T blow up a balloon righT now. There are no lighTs ouT here aT all, and unless you send me a fIashIighT soon - I mighT wind up in The junior girls' cabin once again. IT's an honesT misTake, lvlom. AfTer Ten, all The Trees and paThs look alike. I-lowever, KaThy Kaselonis and AnneTTe PeTrof ThreaTened To puT my IighTs ouT if I end up in Their cabin again. VVaiT unTiI you see The haIfTime shows This season. We finally goT Through ScripT CaTs wiThouT spelling iT wrong. Camp has really been fun, buT Mr. Treu said ThaT I can'T leave AshTabuIa unTiI you sell all of Those unsold calendars ThaT are under my bed. Love Always, TooTer AfTer Paul lVlonasTra pushes The middle knob down, The music goes round and round, and IT comes ouT jusT air. Marching Band 54 Organizations Yes, you've seen Karen Molnar elsewhere in This book. Swing Choir is yeT anoiher acfivify for This muili-Talenfed girl. When snares are snapping and cymbals crashing, if only means Thai Jim Cosiabile is once again cenier sfage. Holiday Concens would noi' be The same wlfhouf The combined voices of Treble Choir. 52 Music Y ! L, , ,- i Organizations Q0 JusT having good voices doesn'T ensure success as d choir. WhaT is needed for ThaT winning blend is a special conducfor like Mr. Treu. Once one hears our A Capella Choir, he or she realizes ThaT accompanlmeni ls noT needed. The volce alone is an lnsTrumenT. EEf'ifEi.E'UfiiElEI.iijI3fU'lf UEUIEQ Very ofTen, when we speak of being involved and puTTing in exTra Time, we focus on Those acTiviTies which do noT geT rolling unTil afTer 3:30 each day. WhaT we overlook aT Those Times is The exisTence of our mulTifaceTed music program. More people are regularly involved in music Than any oTher acTiviTy in our school. CExcluding our combined sporTs' programj From The 9Th Through 'l2Th grades, There are many musical opiions open To anyone wishing To give voice To his soul. Mr. Treu, Mr. Rayer. and Mrs. Drehs are consTanTly searching for new TalenT. STudenTs wiTh a major inTeresT in singing can be members of A Capella, Treble, or Swing Choirs. Each of These groups noT only performs aT school assemblies buT also enTerTains various groups ThroughouT The greaTer Cleveland area. A Capella choir members yearly parTicipaTe in The ChrisTmas Tree lighTing ceremony in fronT of The Mayfield l-iTs. CiTy Hall, while Swing Choir packs up and heads To Severance or a local Holiday inn To conTinue being our ToremosT ambassadors of good will. Girls' Ensemble and Chamber Choir also offer more diversiTy for our ConTinued on page 55 Prior To an upcoming performance. Chuck Kerr and Sue Drummond work on Their routines for Swing Choir. Music 53 Organizations ,Q X Q mf? mf' g Q 5 555 E 3? ' ffm, ' :EES X wx 3 X Q f N w x is 5 i AlThough iT is 7:15 in The morning, Alan Chon and Chris Cianciolo look as Though IT is opening nighT. 'FIDE IE IEE Ill? EW TUIE vocalisTs: and iT is common To find members of one choir as members of one or Two oTher groups. lf a Mayfield sTudenT desires To be a musician raTher Than sing, There are sTill numerous avenues open. Each year our orchesTra is a major facTor in The success of The musical play puT on by our A Capella Choir and Mayfield Players. Guys and Dolls would noT have been The same wiThouT our orchesTra. IT seems ThaT no maTTer whaT your desire as a musician, This school has someThing To offer you. We doubT ThaT many high schools in our area have as TalenTed a sTage band as we. Whenever They Took To The sTage This year, every eye and ear in The house was Theirs. Of course, we sTili have Pep Band and our WildcaT Marching Band. Half The fun of aTTending mosT of our aThleTic conTesTs is seeing These musicians involved in The ouTcome of each game. STudenTs of MHS involved in music are cerTainly Those whom many of us envy. They have found a way To express joy ThaT leaves The resT of us wiTh our feeT Tapping and our hands clapping. S, Before IT ever geTs To The sTage, each song performed ls rehearsed dozens of Times. Karen Powalskl, Teri Williamson, and AnneTTe PeTrof give a Chrisfmas Carol one more Try. You can beT ThaT Rob Shampay and Dave Rupnow would raTher sIT and play Their Tubas lnsTead of carrying Them. Music 55 Organizations OFFICERS OF MAYFIELD PLAYERS: Joe Kerner, Leslie Russo, Eric Delson, Amy Zimmer, ond QuinTon Flynn. Before performing Their skiTs, Boro Vl!oTson, Mory Lou Lojeunesse, Colleen KreTz, ond Koren KoboT enjoy The poT-luck dinner. Con you guess which one is The muppeT'? The furry guy on The IefT or The guy we coll Chris lVloTIock? We would like To remind The porenTs of lVlorTho BooTh ond Brad Schreiber ThoT These were jusT cosTumes. 56 lvloyfielo Ployers Organizations nfl? How's This for role reversals? Wayne lmpulliTTi proves no maTch for KaTie Doerzbacher. EEIIL' IJ l E V :T 'T llLighTsl AcTion! As Those woras are shouTea ana The curTain slowly rises, whaT does The auaience see on The sTage? Props, scenery, ana casT members in cosTume and make-up. These Things ala noT appear on The sTage mysTeriousIy. They were The proclucT of The hara work of our own Mayfield Players. Weeks of rehearsals by The casT ana sTuaenT clirecTors ana hours of laboring by crew members maae all ThaT sTage magic possible. OrganizaTions like our Junior Class ana A Cappella are The beneficiaries of The profiTs from our plays. WiThouT These monies, new music ana eauipmenT for our choral aeparTmenT woula never be purchased, ana our JuniorfSenior Prom woula never be special, So casT and crews, ushers and TickeTsellers, clirecTors ana gofers TAKE A BOW! The cheers are for all of you. -f-am In cosTume or ouT, These people are enTerTaining. Nancy Kalina makes one of our old cafeTeria Tables look like a gilded peaesTal. Mayfield Players 57 Organizciiions with two slats being As Lorraine Keast demonstrates, falling down is easy. it's the getting up that's difficult. The ride to the top for Marion Mooney, Annette Corio, and Mary Lou Laleunesse will certainly not be as hectic as the trip down. Gill TEES? IEEEU IJYUIEIE trying to fortify ourselves against the severe cold temperatures we experienced this winter, there were certain members of our school's population who actually looked forward to being out in that frozen wasteland. Yes, it's true, and if that wasn't enough, they would climb on board a bus with Mr. Santora and head south toward Boston Mills where there exists a machine that made any amount of snow that Mother Nature might have failed to supply. These intrepid souls are the members of our Ski Club. For ten weeks, each Tuesday evening started strapped to the bottom of their feet as Ski Club's members prepared to repeatedly descend the slopes at 30 to 40 miles per hour. ln those few cases where the chill did get to be too much, our downhill racers spend some relaxing moments around the lodge's inviting fireplace. Whether they were found on the lifts or by the hearths, our Ski Club members celebrated the rites of winter with enthusiasm. NOTE: Our apologies to our Outing Club. The picture of your activities never materialized this year. 58 ski club Skiing ls second nature to Mike Gatto. COtherwlse known as the Mogul Manlacg Organizations 'IH' i lx That hill might be steep, but Neil Cox makes descending look like chiId's play. Eight months out of the year this is just another cow pasture. , wal A in SKI CLUB MEMBERS: Front Row: Jay Green. Mark Schlkowskl, Skip Along, Mike Gatto, Annette Corlo, Neil Cox, and Erich Bauermelster. Standing: Romana Schneider, Laura Adams. Gina Corio, Xlnla Arias, Scott Kreillng, Marlon Mooney, Mary Lou Laleunesse, Lisa Henson, Paul Cefarattl, Lorraine Keast, Sandy Sawyer, Barb Strumbly, Andy Peko, Sue Mooney, John Hansen, Greg Butts, Ko Long, Wayne Johnson, Steve Chen, Nancy Betorl, and Terri Williams. Once Laura Adams, Gina Corio. Annette Corio, and Marion Mooney overcame their fear of the hill, they finally did let go of Mary Lou Lajeunesse. ska Club 5Q OFQCDIZONODS KEY CLUB GROUP SHOT: Sitting: George Tacklc. Chuck DePentl, Nick Clrlno. Joe Jurclsek. Paul Kaplan, Denny Rash, and Mike Locca. Standing: Russ Kamls, Mike Spoth, Steve Chen, John Mazor, Chris Orabeiia, John Stcrp, Chris DePentI, Ed Weber, and Mr. Ran Werman. MEDIA GROUP SHOT: Front Row: Annette Flnl, Chris Vlnciguerra, Erich Halembc, Debbie Olson, Michelle Ehrlich, Debbie Curtis, Todd Ehrlich, Deanna Riddle. and Ron Rogerson. Middle Row: Bob Altman, Ron Lettofsky, Chris DePentI, Lucio Lombardo, Steve Rothenberg, Pat Picclano, Jim Hawkins, John Kingston, ana Jeff See. Top Row: Randy Gessler, Dean Helss, Tony Zlmrner, Mrs. Spanulo, Mr. Goe, Frank Smlsek, Tom Weber. Bill Ventra. Missing: Jon Sakol, Rad Hein, and Ben Kadls. Even with his eyes closed, Dean Heiss shows his touch for the videotape equipment. T 'is - The life-blood of our bookstore are Mary Pagano, Mrs. Blazek, and Karen Weinstein. Whatever is needed in the way of school supplies is dispensed by Mary Pagano and Karen Weinstein. 60 Media! Key Clubf Bookstore Organizations This phoTo capTures hisTory. George Tackla removes The FIRST hoT dog ever sold aT a baskeTball game from The roasTer. CQLJESTICN: Were These hoT dogs The rejecTs from The CafeTeria?j Llll 'L'I.LvLvI.Llli' Lvl.liLLELi As is The case wiTh mosT service organizaTions, The members of Media Services, Key Club, and BooksTore are usually noT noficed unTil we suddenly need Their assisTance. Each and every member of These organizaTions works ouT of a desire To be of help To oThers. WiTh more and more Teachers and coaches relying on The media To insTrucT and evaIuTe, The obligaTions and jobs To be performed by Media Services have sTeadily increased. Any and all equipmenT is noT only delivered To The insTrucTor buT also picked up aT The end of The inconvenience To The Teacher. lf you were To ask many sTudenTs wheTher or noT we should abolish The Key Club, They mighT say yes before They realized ThaT The Key Club is chiefly responsible for Taming Those growling sTomachs during baskeTball and wresTling maTches, They haTe To see anyone go hungry. Possibly, The leasT recognized are our Booksfore aides. Because many of us associaTe whaT The booksTore sells wiTh Those Things we like leasT abouT school, The girls go relaTively un-noTiced and unappeciaTed. day wiTh no Thanks To cameraman Lucio Lom- bardo, our gymnasTics Team has a record of The record-shaTTerlng meeT againsT Brush. MediafKey ClubfBooksTore 64 Organizations Calculus is a challenge for even The ACADEIVIICS ---- .-53 MosT vocaTlonal sTudenTs possess skills ThaT mosT of us envy. brlghTesT of minds. Mr. HunT provides some new lnsighTs for Erlc Finerman. 'il ,,s. ff ' . . M , L ., V ,fr 552111 .. r .ff , 'F ' ,V '. ff, ' Reading, Riting, Rithmetic and More 62 Academics OPE There's aT leasT one Thing ThaT all Mayfield sTudenTs have in common: books. WheTher They're being slowly compressed inTo The boTTom of a locker, growing slighTly moldy beTween The shoes under The bed, or becoming TaTTered Through consTanT use: a sTudenT's books are a significanT parT of his academic experience. Mayfield has Three libraries full of books - someThing for everyone. In addiTion, The school regularly presenTs iTs sTudenTs wiTh new TexT books. CThe Ulvlaer MI beTTer To Teach you wiTh, my dearj. Academics aT Mayfield also include oTher Things: honors and advanced placemenT courses, field Trips, guesT speakers, films and videoTapes. One would Think even a sTudenT who never opens a book would learn Through osmosis. Mayfield's academics possess The varieTy and qualiTy which allow any sTudenT To reach his educaTional goals. His achievemenT is only a measure of his personal expecTaTions. Biology Lab ll offers potentlal medlcal students llke Dave Nethery and Mlke Lanese the challenge of Independent study. ,f-f L Chefery Is one of the few classes where you can eat your creatlons. John Rldlnger and John Browngardt couldn't walt to try their cream puffs. Xxx. ,R Studying for flnals are Joe Ferrltto, Tom Forrlstell, Mlke Capretta, and Brad Kowlt. Where would we be ln chemlstry wlthout a calculator? Jennlfer Sadar would probably be ln trouble. Acadernlcs 63 I5'Ivlder One of the Williamson family traditions is scholastic excellence. Scott carries on that tradition as sister Shari lnducts him into NHS. induction of new NHS members was one of the most important responsibilities of past NHS ,shs B' president, Gene Sterle. Addressing the audience was one of his greatest honors. Anticipating their victory are Academic Challenge members: Bob Welsenbach, Marc Matlock, Scott Feudo, and Suzanne Robertson. This picture may be unique In this country. Both Barbara Jean Oliver and Judy Meco are members of Mayfield's NHS AND editors of their high school yearbooks. CJudy's new high school just happens to be in Texas.j 641 Honors Programs Academics Q, X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETV OFFICERS: Front Row' Miss Jean Zasio, advisor. Bock Row: Erlc Flnerman, Dave Nethery, Chrls Clanclolo, and Scott Wllllamson. EXCELLENCE PROGRAM MEMBERS: Front Row: Ramona Schneider, Jlm Costablle, Scott Wllllamson, Lynn Gambatesa. Erlc Flnerman, Klm Rbhlak, Suzanne Robertson, Nellie Rumyant- sev. and Kathy Stapleton. Second Row: Jlm Carilsle, Dave Watson, Alan Chon, Paul Kllch, Clark Turner. Tom Wllls, Bob Welsenbach, and Scott Feudo. Top Row: Marc Matlock Wav Ex X 'Xxx 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETV QSenlorsj: Front Row: Dave Nethery, Eric Flnerman, Miss Zaslo, Scott Wllllamson, and Chris Clanclolo, Middle Row: Scott Feudo, Dave Watson, Alan Chon, Diane Pockaj, Barbara Jean Ollver, Patty Hauser, Barb Strumbly, Klm Rlchlak, Kathy Stapleton, Jlm Costablle, and Paul Kllch. Top Row: Jlm Cartlsle, Romana Schneider, Sue Hess, Nellie Rumyontsev, Kathy Fertal, Sue Schmidt, Sharon Petrlk, Amy Hehr, Jlm Belfus. and Clark Turner, B '-:JUNE TH NlfJFHl'I'I There are many kinds of students at Mayfield: a few ln search of fame, others of fortune, and stlll others of an attractive member of the opposite sex. Some students choose to devote themselves to the pursuit of scholarly excellence. It is a common misconception that scholars spend all of their time with their books, but many of Mayfield's most devoted students are also among the most active. The National Honor Society and our Excellence Program are designed to recognize those individuals who have successfully balanced their studies with participation, their academic achievement with social growth. Many other people could have accomplished as much: these people are the ones that dld. NOTE: For the first time ln memory, our yearbook has gone to print before our Academic Challenge team had a chance to compete. We're betting that Suzanne Robertson. Scott Feudo, Robert Welsenbach. and Marc Matlock brought back the encyclopedlas. Applauding each other are the newly appoint- ed NHS members. Honors Programs 65 ACGGSITIICS No one wos more deserving of STudenT of The Yeor honors Thon Bob RozzonTe ond Margie Kerr. The journey from The bieochers To oenTer sToge is C1 long one, buT The looks on The fooes of These QFOCTUGTTDQ seniors show ThoT iT wos worTh The efforT. 66 i-ionors Doy - GroduoTion Academics LasTing friendships like ThaT of PaTTy Hawkins and Toby LaTnik are one of The greaTesT rewards of a school career. El '-r' EELS Gallons of midnighT oil were burned in The rnany hours before Honors Day, buT someThing abouT caps and gowns made Thern nosTalglc rnornenTs. The sTudenT body faculTy, and communiTy gaThered on Honors Day To pay TribuTe To our graduaTing seniors. Special recogniTion was given To our Three NaTional lVlerlT finalisTs and To The ouTsTanding scholars and leaders of The class. The purpose of Honors Day, however, is noT only To reward pasT efforT and achlevernenT, buT also To encourage fuTure endeavors. Many of The facTs and figures ThaT our seniors learned in This environmenT will be forgoTTen, buT we hope ThaT The feelings ThaT were presenT ThaT day will remain wiTh'Them forever. Taking over as STudenT Council President Mike Lane-se leads The sTaff and sTudenT body in The Pledge of Allegiance. Following in The fooTsTeps of her sisTer Lisa, Debbie CalanwiTa is honored as The T984 Honors Day Queen. EscorTing Debbie is John Faflca. Honors Day - G-raduafion 67 Academics Senior AuTo Mechanics members, Mike Lucas and Gary Peck, use Their hands and ingenuify To make repairs. FuTure employers of KaThy Jewell will no doubT hire her for her Typing abiliTy as well as her auick smile. Holiday decoraring, such as The poinseTTia Tree being displayed by Mr, Taylor, is only a small porTion of The accomplishmenrs of our green-Thumbed horTiculTure sTudenTs, We may have had an Ugly Man ConTesT, buT The real beauly was our V,I,C.A. Queen, Elena FaTica. ....Z 68 Vocalional Programs ACOGGTTTTCS CompuTer wizardry is second naTure To elecTronics sTudenTs John Dome and Paul Lucas. Precision is The key To being a draffsman. Ken Pofosky checks over his drawing for any error ThaT mighf have slipped by his original lnspecfion. ......-alll-C EDITIINE ULIT IJ TH EH UULUE lT mighT come as a surprise To Orlando was elecTed sTaTewide many sTudenTs, buT one of our vice presidenf for The Ohio y gi school's largesT clubs goes chapTer of V,l.C.A. Marco is The relaTively unnoTiced. l-low ofTen firsT vocaTional sTudenT from have you heard of The Mayfield To ever hold such a VocaTional lndusfrial Clubs of posT, One of his main America, ofherwise known as responsibilifies is To perform The NNN. T V.l.C.A.'? While V.l,C.A. mighT be opening and closing ceremonies an enigma To anyone who is noT of V.l.OA. before The members of a vocaTional sTudenT, iT has The Ohio STaTe LegislaTure, y cerfainly made iTs presence ln addiTion To lVlarco's T known boTh locally and sTaTewide. accomplishmenTs, our V.l.C.A. LasT fall, V.l.C.A.'s annual Ugly Queen, Elena FaTico, was 2nd Man ConTesT raised 3650 Through runner up in The regional sTudenT donaTions. The money compeTiTion. was donaTed To The SocieTy for When iT comes To success Crippled Children. QThere's noThing and pride in achievemenTs, ugly abouT ThaT.j V.l.OA. does noT have To Take a On a larger scale, Marco back seaT To anyone. Maria Suglia's hair doesn'T look oTTracTive by accldenf. Denise Spefrino gives The washing her own special aTTenTion. Vocafionol Programs 6O Academics When hanas To pracrice on became scarce, Tom Reichard volunreered To help Rita Masfronarai perfecr her skills, ,,f In prepararron for an oral x-ray, Sharon Seigel is arapea wirh a Ieaa apron by Jaclyn Jankowski as Sue Gaspar moves The x-ray machine info posihon. Lefrer perfect papers are The end result of Rose Veverka's concenrrafion, 7G Vocafionar Programs Academics N. ses EE. NT UN EHIL 5 Everyone knows how difficulT iT is To choose from one of The 34 Baskin-Robbins' flavors. The momenT you've decided on one, anoTher flavor caTches your fancy. Such is The cose wiTh our vocaTional program. Since 4972, fifTeen diversified progroms have been added To our curriculum. Choosing one To pursue is rarely an easy Task, Admission inTo one of These programs is never auTomaTic. A sTudenT musT noT only show a V.I.C.A. Vice PresidenT Marco Orlondo is noT only a poliTician, he's also a preTTy good elecTrician. ln preparaTion for The holiday season sale, Dan Shea hangs a newly consTrucTed wreaTh ouTsicle of The horTiculTure office, genuine inTeresT in The program, puT hefshe musT also demonsTraTe an apTiTude for success. EvenTually, all of The acquired Troining is puT To use in skill olympics on boTh The regional and sToTe levels where coming home wiTh The awards hos become a TradiTion for Mayfield sTudenTs. Even if one of our sTudenTs comes oway from This compeTiTion empTy-handed, The job markeT is usually waiTing wiTh open arms, If our car ever broke down in The parking loT, we were olways forTunaTe To have a skilled mechanic like Joe Morhard To have iT running by 3:30. VocaTional Programs 71 ACGGSTTTICS Strength and grace are combined as Chris Keshock floats toward the rim against Bedford. Caught in a temporary stand-off with his opponent, Wayne Impuliittl concentrates on his next move. 5,3 7 2 Athletics Thrashlng towards one of his five school records ls Jason Turcotte. Hitting greens from 480 yards away is routine for Dave Watson. Dlvlder right , l Locked in a joyful embrace, Mike AusTin and Coach Mor- gan celebraie The crowning vicTory over Maple HeighTs. 5 5 X ii, 'X J' - l 1 .is if X Working TogeTher on new roufines are Debbie Mazor, Kaihy Sloe, and Dara Rosenblum. 5 XEX iiii RIVING FOR THE GOLD If There is one Thing ThaT eparafes high school aThleTics from allege and professional sporTs, iT is haT of parTicipaTing for The sheer joy if The conTesT. ln a day when we re surrounded by numerous Professional aThleTes who merely appear To be going Through The baces while collecTing 6 and 7 digiT salaries, high school aThleTics creaTes for us an exciTemenT and Thrill which Tiakes us proud To be associaied wiTh our school. Coaches, players, Trainers, scorekeepers, Timers, and managers all become parT of a family ThaT learns To eiiher share equally in The Triumph ThaT comes wiTh a G-.C.C. crown or weaiher a series of losses ThaT come from Too liTTle experience. A professional Team has To hire a Madison Avenue adverTising firm To creaTe a superficial and phony i'Family image ThaT we all readily see Through. AT Mayfield, we don'T have To preiend. Our closeness comes from a real concern for our Teammaies. We are a family uniTed in desire and purpose. Win or lose, we are rewarded beyond measure and any moneTary worTh. ATHLETICS Afnierics 7 3 Divider Stealing second was almost an impossibility with the rifle-arm of Tom Newsome behind the plate. lt's another successful bunt for Chuck Saranita as the opposition is caught napping. FRESHMEN TEAM MEMBERS: Front Row: Brian Calamita, Eric Shultz, Bob Rauch, John Marino, Al Keptner, Rick Ramacclatti, Jim Caruso, Jay Rizzo, Chris Newsome, and Dan Gallagher. Back Row: Mike Sorenson, Tim Lackner, Lee Strnaa, Pat Hathway, Ralph Phillips, Jay Green, Rob Novak, Tony Petro, Rlch Amenclola, and Coach Paradise. JV TEAM MEMBERS: Front Row: Jeff Kovach, Dale Shadley, Bob Nussel, Mike Tudini, Marco Gambatese, Anthony Armoo, Mike Sylvester, Marty Bolek, Bock Row: Joe Lembcich, Phil Orlandi, Jeff Thomas, Jeff Timen, Tom Ross, Louis DeLuca, Vince Culotta, Jon Masood, and Coach Chordas, 74 Baseball 3 is , ff' ' 5 ' QE 6 , 9 i.,' vo. ,,,. I. M fl - s it ,yi r g 9 , so M. H Y, HJ-fi V 1Ml '::'i'Q,W V, ' or Y' nf W ' Ag M 3, N ,Y J V - -- iv Q-MQMIIVQA , ' C ,Q 'Q' f 23 1 M . M: A ,, sf, cfs, ,Q vim WDW? ' 2' this H529 , rf ' 'Hz' In Wf,,.,,,W WT ,ykn , it , King of the Mound, Joe Kerner, wiffs another hapless opponent. Athletics MW ! A 'a .500 When a baseball player finishes The season wiTh a .500 1 THE M YFIELD BASEBALL: 411- 'I4 Coach: Mr. Joseph SanTora MVP: Tom Newsome, Gary Sigman , , Wickliffe 2-3 baTTlng average, he lS elecfed To Universi-ty 42-113 The Hall-of-Fame: buf when a Egsllgke Norm 3-4 Team finishes aT .500, iT usually ST. Joe 40-A goes unnoTiced. When Teams Euclid 4-3 finish aT .500 Two years in a row, C'eVe'0nd HTS- 46 The fans are usually affer The glfsY4e'Ond HTS' coach's scalp. Well, for Two years Wmoughby SOU444 Q-40 in a row our Wildcafs have Shake, 42-45 finished The season aT .500 so Slqgker 45-5 now you know why Mr. Sanfora is Bedford 9-0 e lllrle Thin on lop. Maple Heiohis 0-5 Even a .500 season is noT Memof , Q'2 wlllleul ifs lllrllls. eery Sigman and gig , Tom Newsome ended wifh Eudfgj 4-5 . impressive enough sTaTs To aTTracT Brush 4,2 T 4 The aTTenTion of college scouTs. l-Qke Cgfhglic 6-3 V ,. 0 XR Frank Sidoris Threw a covefed Harvey 'I-6 4 T ili-f r .e T . f ...T no-hiTTer againsf Cleveland's Hervey 4-9 4 Soufh. And we pushed The C'eYe'C ld SOUTH 4543 powerhouse PanThers of Euclid To Effglfor The final inning before succumbing Bedford 7-8 in The Secfional TournamenT. If Ecsfloke NO,-Th 0,5 OFIIY The SGCISOD WGS CJ bil' Mqple Heighfg 1-2 longer . . . Willoughby Soufh 40-4 N . sf . if E v:E: Q 'fy l vl 3 . 2. V . du '5:2: 54,2 .4 4 Q - ' fff 5' E - , l i - lr-. ve? 'lvg .. fzjili KJ T as 2 'Q' . li.. T . T il l 4 T.. 9 Nllli VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: Front Row: Barb Sfrurnbly, Tom Newsome. Coach Sanfora, Gary Slgman, Brldgef Lorenzo, and Ann Smeraldl. Middle Row: Tom Bielek, Joe Polo, Frank Sidoris, Bob Marko, Larry Corio, Tony Vacobuccl, and John Fafica. Back Row: Mitch Opallch. Kevin Emerman, Charlie Sa a lfa Jeff Thomas. Chris Keshock, Joe Kerner, Joe Swelgerf, Keith acobson, and Bob Snyder. When Mr. SanTora Takes his boys under The Trees, iT's usually for some serious Talk. Baseball 75 Afhlellcs IEW- W , T 1 'imma ,, ..- KS- Like The lndidns, our vdrsiTy locked The long-poll This season. KdThy Koselonis wds cdlled up from The JV's To supply ThdT punch. if TLF5 ni' T-: .ssjg 7lffw+sf T T K 76 sofrball s This sure beciTs sliding inTo second, Lisd Wischrneyer and Mdrionne Inscind gef fewer bruises on This surfoce. Bock-sTopper, Mdrionne lnscznc, puTs on end To d rolly by Bedford. AThIeTlC5 if iffy ...nv-f P' LIFE GOES 0 Did you ever wonder why females ouTlive males by an average of seven years? Maybe our sofTball Team offers a clue To This puzzling phenomenon. Imagine, if you will, our baseball Team finishing The season aT 4-44. Half of The Team would have been admiTTed To HillcresT HospiTal wiTh bleeding ulcers: while The oThers would hide from The TormenTs of our hallways. Well - our girls finished Their season aT 4 and 441, and neiTher of The above menTioned resulTs occurred. We do noT mean To imply ThaT The sofTball Team didn'T care. ln poinT of facT, They probably care as much as The boys do. And we're cerTain ThaT They Try jusT as hard. The difference is ThaT females have learned To puT sporTs in perspecTive. They have come To The realizaTion ThaT games are NOT a life and deaTh siTuaTion. So They play, Try Their besT, have fun, and live on. JV TEAM MEMBERS: Fronf Row: Lorraine Keasf, Denise Fafica, Stacey Finerman. Noreen Waxman. Kim Brown, Felica Hyde. Chris Lolselle, Chris Sldoris. Middle Row: Llsa Rubin. Dawn Sanfora. Karen Kabaf. Kafhy Kaselonis, Debbie Dayion, Amy Gulaian. Liz Rolla. Vicki Culoifa. Top Row. Michele Parise, Sharon Mramor. Lucy Cianci, Gina Corio, Val Murray. AnoTher Norfh runner is gunned down by The rockeT-arm of Third baseman Michelle Blanc. SOFTBALL: 4- 441 Coach: Mr. Michael Crowe MVP: Sharon Lung Brush 3-4 4 Euclid A-3 WesT Geauga 8-Q Wickliffe 41- 46 MenTor L1-Q SouTh 2-3 Brush 3-5 Euclid 3- 4 7 MenTor 2-4 4 Wickliffe 5-40 Bedford 4- 4 5 NorTh 3-48 NorTh 4- 44 Bedford A-8 SouTh Q-42 VARSITY MEMBERS. Front Row. Cindy Chiudioni. Tina Monasfero, Donna Plnfo, Janet Synk, Cindy Marko, Marianne Insana, Coach Blll Speirlno. Back Row: Coach Crowe Laura Adams Jac i ur , . ke T ic. Laura Manrglra, Lynn Lopardo. Michelle Blanc, Tracy Duffy. Lisa Wischmeyer. Sharon Lung. Norah Poplk. sorfboil 77 Afhlellcs Jack Be Nimble has nofhing over our Pa Lyons. -'9 LE PING FOR RECORD W 1, if IT is a liTTle known facT ThaT no Rowles who pushed The school human being can leap and remain record by sTreTching ouT To 2'l'8W. airborne for more Than one second, The success of our leapers ThaT seemed raTher hard To believe inspired The whole Team To new when our high and long jumpers heighTs as our VVildcaTs broke more remained alofT unTil school records fell aT Their feeT. BoTh Jim Shields winners' Tapes Than ever before. A 5-3 record may noT sound ThaT and PaT Lyons soared over The barrier. QThaT ls comparable To 6757! jumping over one Mr. Mell or Two impressive, buT our meeTs have generafed new inTeresT and enThusiasm. lf This keeps up, APATl-lY Mr. TodTs,j Also leaping To new may never again leave The sTarTing heighTs was long-jumper John Boys' rr2Ack: 5-3 CDual meeTsj Coach: Mr. Lee Johns MVP: John Blanc Vlfickliffe 52-75 Willoughby SouTh 73-541 Euclid 55-72 Bedford 76-5'l Maple HeighTs 76-54 MenTor 39-88 Easflake NorTh 84-46 Brush 90-37 SecTionaIs 3rd 78 Boys' Track blocks aT a Mayfield Track meeT. FRESHMEN TEAM MEMBERS: Fronf Row: Steve Averill, Ed Pishkula, John l-larrsen, Rob Gambafesa, Carl Nerone, and Maff Schreiber. Middle Row: Mike Lally, Mike Kochevar, Mark Brezic, Bob Bossard, Bob Harwood, and Rob Hogg. Back Row: Coach Harris, Tom McNeely, Chris Tidball, Tim Bohlke, Ron Gura, and Coach Rosifano. Flying Toward a 49.9 clocking in The 400 meTer dash, Dennis Sfosel leaves opponenfs in The disfance. Alhlelics 'FW' 3-'QAQNU sk Ss? QQ 25 'fs -L-I Nik ss fs 'isis Tk ,gs-xwgxxsilw iss- was 1 J ls, T s VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: Row 1: John Blanc, Scoff Carson, Tony Razzanfe, Norm Koenig, Dan Hoehnen, Chris Manfroni, Sai Messina, Dave McBride, Brian Majeska, Dan Kaveney, Tony Pona, and ScoTT Williamson. Row 2: Dennis Sfosel, Jeff AgresTo, Mark Green. Tony Messina, Tony Vanlk, Jeff Sadar, and Clark Turner. Row 3: John Ridinger, Mike Long, Sfeve Chen, Vince Tudini, Tony Calabrese, Tom Firmenf, Joe Uiczo, Jim Cosfabiie, John Browngardf, Don DeCaprio, and John Rowles, Row 4: Jack Mazor, Wim VanHeecheren, Steve LaJeunesse, Wayne Impulliffi, PaT Lyons, Jim RazzanTe, Jim Shields, and Tony Hudock. MomenTariIy defying The law of graviTy, John Rowles launches himself Toward anofher firsT place finish. NOT To be denied The lead, Dan Kaveney fiQhTs for firsT in The GCC meeT. WiTh legs as long as John BrowngardT's, iT is easier To puT on his spikes siTTing down, Our opponenTs found iT difTiculT To caTch high-sTepping hurdler AnThony Messina. Boys' Track 7Q Afhlellcs Lunging for The Tape, Karen Powalski hips NorTh in The 400 meTer relay. BLIR ED AGAI In order To cook up a winning Track Team, you need The righT combinaTion of ingredienTs, FirsT, add a l'dash of Kilbane, Delvillan, Swope, and Hawkins. Blend in heaIThy porTions of l.aTnik, Brady, Curran, and DeFranco for nuTriTion. Then add a Touch of French Laieunesse for seasoning. Be sure ThaT iT doesn'T Burn Csy. Mix These all TogeTher, and you end up wiTh a delicacy ThaT seTs seven school records. Even wiTh This award-winning recipe: however, our hopes for a winning season soured afTer our Willoughby SouTh vicTory. The missing ingredienT never maTerialized. GIRLS' TRACK: 'l-8-'l Coach: Ms. Nancy Walker MVP: Toby LaTnik WesT Geauga AO-70 Chardon AO-70 Orange 35-75 Willoughby SouTh 83-27 Euclid 33-77 Bedford 39-7'l Maple HeighTs 114-66 MenTor 112-67 EasTlake NorTh 54-59 Brush 55-55 80 Girls' Track Q Z i Luckily CaThy Brady is running The anchor leg of This disTance relay, or The siTuaTion would be hopeless. The flawless exchange from STacey Curran helped CaThy on her way. Does This look familiar? lnserT The names of Sandy OsTers and Carol Swope in The above capTlon. AThleTlcs Exhausied after a hard race, Teri Williamson finds The support she needs on The shoulders of Carol Swope. J J . ' E X i,, . -, . -. M,-c , if' H , 5, Q, Q K 1 Wifi ' ij Q, if ' 1 'P, ,,- -geii , , f. Q E E M, We-Q if E N if . .ii iri, L a n a ' . V 1 Q , , . x , , E 5 s- , Q .,. .ms 3 . Q AI MV E ii'L 1-i i'A ' i.: -i:- ' iiil snn issss A us - 1,.l i.o,, s..s iis. VARSlTV TEAM MEMBERS: Front Row: Toby Lalnik, Polly Hawkins, Maura Kilbane, Sandy Oslers, and Shari Williamson. Middle Row: Teri Williamson, Carol Swope, Calhy Brady, Mary Ann Delvillan, Polly Voun , Ramona Schneider, Suzanne Roberlson, Nancy Kalina, and Kafhy Bowlby. Back Row: Jolene Liuzzo, Suzanne DeFranco, Carol Wayman, Mary Jo Tryby, Annelfe Corio, Mary Lou Lajeunesse, Julie Burns, Karen Powalski, Joanne Coffey, Pam Greenwald, Jeanelle Ehrbar, Phoebe Thorpe, and Stacey Curran, Resl and relaxation are viial during any Track meei. A liille socializing doesn'l hurl. Our Team was oflen our-poinled, bul no one could out-smile The likes of Linda Eisenmann, Maura Kilbane, and Nancy Kalina, Girls' Track 84 Afhleflcs 'iii' We can't help but admire the tenacity of Scott Feudo's defensive play. Dave Watson and Scott Feudo do not need S200 Fila tennis outfits to look good on the court. fOr off the court elther.j WINNING IS A RACQUET Over the last six years, whenever the topic in GCC sports gets around to tennis, Mayfield High School is a name synonymous with champions. We didn't get that reputation due to a good public relations campaign, but we earned it with a 34-2 conference dual meet record over that span. No other teams in our school can boast of ongoing success as the tennis team can. Last year was the first time since 4975 that we were not in first place in our conference. While the Brush Arcs barely squeezed by us to close the championship door in our faces, you can bet that seniors Dave Watson and Scott Feudo will be at the nets with their teammates to prevent any such encore performance. Coach Rash can't help but be pleased with the possibilities that this year's squad possesses. Not only do Dave Watson and Scott Feudo bring along impressive statistics: but Gregg Adzema, Larry Bern, Denny Rash, Mike Schwartz, and Rob Shulman all have the additional potential to bring the GCC crown back to the court of the Cats. 82 Tennis TEINNS TEAM NEWERS: Kneehg: Andy Varc. Wbur Lo. Dm Ldy. Joaon Mears, Todd Delnostro, Mark Wexler. Denny Rash. Mka Schwartz, Doug Rltzel, cmd Jim Durkln. Stcndlng: Rob Shulmcn. Ed Weber. Larry Bam, Dave Watson, Greg Soble, Gregg Adzema, Chrm Wrobleskl, and Scott Feudo, While he may be practlclng indoors at the racquet club, Ed Weber still finds himself bothered by pesky winter mosquitoes. Athletics MTZ- ' Hl A 'T' ,...... Winners usually jump over the net to congra- tulate their opponents. Dave Watson gets a lot of practice. To a beginner, backhands are difficult to learn. Larry Bern gives us novices a quick lesson. TENNIS: 44-5 Coach: Mr. Denny Rash MVP: Jeff Mueller Chagrin Falls West Geauga Shaker Hts. Hawken Eastlake North Aurora Euclid South Geneva Brush Perry Maple Hts. Wickliffe Mentor Gilmour Cleveland Hts. Western Reserve University School Orange This relaxing pose has become o tradition and fixture on these tennis pages. We didn't have to twist the arms of Chris Wrobleski, Scott Feudo, Dave Watson, and Rob Shulman to get this shot. All four suggested it. Check out Denny Rash's follow through. Picture-perfect, Tennis 83 Kthletlcs Putting a collar on a South interceptor, Tim Bryll chokes off any advance. FOOTBALL: 8-4-4 Coach: Mr. Byron Morgan MVP: Mike Lanese Orange 49-0 West Geauga 6-0 Garfield Heights 0-6 Willoughby South 32-441 Bedford 20-6 Brush 28-0 Mentor 40-40 Eastlake North 33-6 Euclid 49-3 Maple Heights 40-6 TOUCHDOWN! Mike Lanese and the offensive line score on their initial drive against Eastlake North. 41 Y-M cf'-131 --J ,fl VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: Front Row: Tom Forte, Kevin Emerman, Tim Bryll, Bob Snyder, John Ridinger, Joe Burello. Mike Gedeon, Mike Lanese, Todd Begun, Jeff Agresta. Jake Fornaro, Nick laclemarco, Pat Lelstiko, and Bob Sommer. Row 2: Lorraine Zimmer, Rob Ricchito, Larry Kolinsky, Mike Long, Cliff Ostrowsky, Ron Dolciato. Mike Austin, Mark Green. Chris Keshock, Al Passerollo, Pat Leddy, and Scott Williamson. Row 3: Jennifer Sadar, Mike Capretta, Tom Farragher, Chris Young, Jim Razzante, Bob Patete, Mike Strumbly, Tony Vanek, Greg Weaver, and Don DeCaprio. Row 4: Laura DiSanto, Eric Bryll. Nick Cirino, Joe Ulczo. Eric Brown, Joe Lembach, Wayne Rositano, Jeff Thomas, and Brian Majeska. Row 5: Lori LaGatta, Ron Saltenis, Tim Koustis, Sam Mercurio, Tom Rauch, Mo Soroky, Paul Byrne. and Tom Flrment. Row 6: Paul l-largis, Phli Orlandi, Tom Ross, John Columbo, Chris Savvickl, Mike Thomas, Row 7: Coaches - Booth, Morgan, Crowe, Hradek, Housteau, Gerard. Counseling is part of coaching. Mr, Booth calms Jake Fornaro on the sideline during a tense moment in the Maple game. 84 Football Athletics On The wdy To puTTing ouT The Arcs' IighTs 28-O, qudrTerbdck Som lvlercurio lunges for o firsf down. Loose muscles rnoke for d TighT defense GS denTonsTroTed by MAD-DOGS-ERS PoT LeisTiko ond Joke Forndro. , ff W.. 'WWW T 331. Sfiff-orrning o would-be Euclid Tokler, Joe Burello picks up subsTonTldl ydrdoge. WE BELIE E No sooner hod The exciTenTenT of our bdskeTbdlI chornpionship died down, when our fooTboll Teom chdrged Through The idws of our wooden wildcoT To Toke The GCC, ds well GS The enTire Cleveldnd dred, by surprise. We opened The sedson wiTh Two quick wins, buT in our Third gome dgoinsf Gdrfield HTs., we mdrched up ond down The field buT couidn'T gef The boil in The end zone. In The posT d loss like ThdT would hdve spelled dnoTher sedson of one excuse dfTer dnoTher for losing, buT This yeor Things were differenT. A week ldTer we bounced bdck To shred The SouTh Rebels l-lurdling down The sidelines, Mike Ldnese peels off dnoTher long run dgdlnsf Euclid. 32-44. ThdT vicTory over SouTh gdve us The proof we needed. i'We believed in ourselves! We believed in our TedrnrndTesl We were The lvldvfield WildcoTs ond we were noT To be caged. Opposing defenses Tried To de-clow our offense, buT HOGS lddemdrco, Fornoro, Ridinger, Bryll, ond Long kepT opening The pdTh for ALL-STATE hdlfbdck Mike Ldnese ds he slipped ond snoked for d new school record of 4,4147 vdrds. While our offense wds sTedmrolling To d sedson ToTdI of 477 poinTs, our MAD-DOGS were holding dll buT Two Tedms To 6 poinTs or less. A Teom's perforrndnce under Qconfinued on poge 87j Foolboll 85 Athletics 43- W 'Q'fii --mam, This picTure capTures ThaT indescribable feeling of being The C-SCC Champ, AfTer winning every award in The sTaTe of Ohio. Mike Lanese reminds us who The real NO. 1 is. 86 Foorbou I ExTrcr poinTs are only a fooT away for JV Team members Dan Soccer Man Murray and Eric Bryll. Aihleilcs Sprinfing around righf end, Sam Grida reels off a long-gainer for our undefeafed Freshmen feam. Need we capfion This picfure? Mfg? MAX! rr ,r , '75 WE are th HAM PIONS! adversify is usually a gage fo ifs infernal forfifude. We proved our meffle againsf bofh Menfor and Maple Heighfs. While Gedeon, Leisfiko, Leddy and friends were limifing fhe Cardinals fo only 8 running plays in fhe second half, our offense dominafed every sfafisfic buf fhe final score. The real fesf came in fhe waning momenfs againsf Maple when Paf Leisfiko pounced on a JV TEAM MEMBERS: Fronf Row' Tony Maniglia, Mike Sorenson, Ron Gura, Jim Ridinger. Dennis Leoneffi, Chris Newsome. Greg Fanfacone, Tom McNeely, Al Caserfa, and Jim Caruso. Row 2: Pat Hafhway, Gary Svoboda, Lee Sfrnad, Tom Hornyak, Ron Fornaro, Mike Sferrazza, Mike Lally, and Arnie Hallai. Row 3: Tom Kramcsak, Mike Drop, Russ Leiden, Tim Bohlke, Tracy Lipp, Jeff See, Paul Liberman, and Mike Cirino. Row A: Coaches: Nally, Rish, Donoughe, and McQuaide. fumble fhaf enabled Mike Lanese fo preserve fhe fie for fhe GCC crown. Thaf busride home was pure ecsfasy. lf will be a long fime before fhe joy of fhis season wears off. Alumni, sfudenfs, and fhe enfire communify all foughf for bragging righfs when if came fo Talking abouf OUR TEAM. We were, and are, fhe champions. FRESHMEN TEAM: Fronf Row: Chris Agresfa, Tony Olivo, Jim Firmenf, Pefe Engoglia, Lou Allafo, Sam Grida, Ben Lerner. Ron Horvaf, Ed Crockeff. Dave Kurila, and Sean Bergin. Middle Row: John Gaspar, Tom D'Agosllno, Jim Maneri, Bob Farinacci, Mike Hasfo, Randy Kolin. Gary Newsome, Mike DeBaIfzo, Ed Pekarek, Werner Kirchhoff. Eric Bishop, and Jeff Wiffels. Back Row' Coach Donoughe, Phil Yacobucci, Ed Ferris, Jeff Seaman, John Baka, Maff Hoehnen. Tony Fafica, Dave Maslno, Gary Soble, Pele Long, Paul Hrics, Anthony Casfro, Jim Fiffipaldl, Tim Ferriffo, and Coach McQualde. Missing. Greg Cosfablle Foofball 87 Athletics -'ew , Win. .M BUMPED AGAIN! Oh no, noT onoTher new coochl LiTTle did we know ThoT our iniTiol douoTs quickly gove wov To boTh respecT ond opprecioTion. Rookie cooch Hlovocek proved To be o winner: ond more imporTonTlv, TdughT us ThoT we could be The some. ilOh shucks! JusT os we sTorTed To oelieve ThoT noThing could sTop us, Liso Wischmeyer Tore up her knee. WiTh Liso i'pumped from The sTorTing lineup, iT wos up To seniors Shoron Lung, Mory Ann Delvillon, ond Romono Schneider To keep up The momenTum. Yippeel VVhoT on improvemenT over losT yeor. Our 45-7 record wos one of our oesT ever. All This Teom needed wos o Homecoming Queen To moke iTs lineT occomplishmenTs even greoTer. NOTE TO MR. BEACH: ls There d fdsTer-moving, more exciTing sporT Thon volleyooll? VVouldn'T boys' volleyooll oe o dynomic oddiTion To our progrom? Con'T you iusT see The sTonding-room, rowdy crowds dTTending boy-girl douoleheoders? Does Colifornio olwoys hove To sTorT new Trends? 88 Volleyboli MenTor comes up poinTless os Louro Moniglio drives home o spike, while TeommoTe Teri Williomson Docks her up. Doing The bump is o breeze for MdrgoreT Behm. AThleTICS W :s'?..'.f??i'ffi2 mew,.?f.fi5Q'f'-Xi .SAW wMsMsNDwvm2swwwHwwwmwmm:nmam VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: Front Row Ramona Schneider, Teri Williamson, Margaret Behm Connie Kandrac, Laura Maniglia, and Barb Strumbly, Back Row Michelle Blanc, Renee Duffy, Mary Ann DelVlllan Lisa Wischmeyer, Sharon Lung, and Coach Hlavacek. VOLLEYBALL: 45-7 Coach: Ms. Susan Hlavacek MVP: Sharon Lung Orange 45- 6 45-43 Lake Catholic 3-45 45- 7, 42-45 South 45- Q O-45, 45- Q Chagrin Falls 45- 8 45-43 Bedford 45- 45- 5 Brush 45- 46-441 Mentor Q- 45- 8, 45-44 North 45- 45- 8 Euclid 5-45 45-43, 44-45 Maple Heights 45 411 7-45, 42-45 South Q-45 45-40, 45- 9 Bedford 45 5 45- 8 Kenston 45 42-45, 45- A Regina 45 45-43 Brooklyn 45 45- O Brush 45 45- 6 Mentor 40 45- 5, 45- 8 North 4A 44-45 Euclid 45 44-45, 44-45 Maple Heights 9-45 47-45, 8-45 SECTIONALS: Edgewood 45- A-45, 45-40 Lake Catholic 45- 44-45, 6-45 Hf .. Q t vrva. - ..,, :'1E'F,,' i, 4 4 ,, 5 3 Q t 'Q , Jy team MEMBERS- Front Row' Gina Corio, Lucy Cianci, Felica Hyde, Sharon Mramor, and Karen Kabat. Back Row' Vicki Culotta, Michelle Tarsitano, Roseann Monastero, Lisa D'Amico, Sue Philiou, Jenny Hughes, and Barb Wayman, Varsity team members share the joy as Mentor bites the dust. Volleyball go Athletics 22 - 'ii Vziiii Aill H Q ,fg . 4 s f f A if W ,il :kk -f,,: ,i .. J ' ,. 4 W ,t M ,N 75 5 , X ABLE TO KICK OLD Trying To show o neT profiT and improving over lasf year's record of only 2 wins in 48 ouTings were The Two mdin goals of Coach Peck's booTers as They Took To The field This fall. The season opened slowly and wiTh liTTle progress, buT in The Third game our offense shoT holes in Nordonia's defense by scoring 7 unanswered goals. UnforTunaTely, we didn'T play Nordonia every week. While managing Ties agdinsT sfrong opponenTs such as Brush and NorTh, CNorTh had defeoTed us 49 consecuTive Timesp, The seoson Took a downward roll as injuries To key ployers held The WildcaTs To only one more win The enTire season. Layers of mud are a second piece of clofhing for Team capTain, Dave NeThery. Spending The summer of Sea World proves To be beneficial for Tony STopek's offense. H BIT SOCCER: 2-42-L1 Coach: Mr. Sieve Peck MVP: Don Kaveney Orange O-5 Wesi Geouga 4-A Nordonia 7-O EasTlake NorTh 4-4 Willoughby SouTh 2-2 Menfor 3-A Brush 2-2 Euclid O-8 Madison 4-4 EasTlake NorTh 4-6 Willoughby SouTh 4-3 Menfor 2-5 Brush O-A Euclid O-A Chanel 8-2 ST. Joseph 4-3 Lake Cafholic O-4 JV TEAM MEMBERS: . T d - Ron Fronf Row Tim Ru nick, Tim Jeunneffe, Bill Menzalora. Leffofsky, Ron Price, and Coach Rainer, Second Row: Dove Campbell, Mike Ferranfe, Scoff SimoneTTa, Bill Schulz, Sieve Berman, and Coach Peck. Third Row: Mike STerle, Maff DiSanTo, Mark Newman, Bing Yeh, Dave Raskin, and Vince Maificoll. Lasi Row: Rob Jay, Mike McCarTney, Chris Papouras, Roland Klein. -w....,,.-xxx ,, xy, -. s -......, , A VARSITY MEMBERS' Fronf Rowi Coach Peck, Paul Piefranfone, Tom Flrmenf, Dan Murray, Vince Fuliz, Joe Homor, Joe Jurcisek, Sfeve Chen, Paul Kaplan, Malt DiSanfo, Mike STerle, John Mazor, and Dean Holfz, Back Row: Manager Dean Heiss, Eric Mandell, Tony Sfopek, Mark Maisel, Ehab Guirgus, Ken Tilly, John Browngardf, Jeff Nanra, Andy Teller, Howard Tucker, Rob Finnie, Dan Kaveney, Dave Nefhery, and Trainer Jon Sokol. Soccer Q1 Athletics This phoTo of Chris Tidball capfures poTh The agony and ecsTasy of long disTance running. GIRLS TEAM MEMBERS: Fronf Row: Suzanne DSFTGPICO, Cheryl GaeTa, Cdrri McNuITy. STacey Curran, and Mary Jo Tryby. Back Row' Coach TodT. Jennifer Moore, Carol Wdymcin, Cathy Brady, Amy Gulcian, Amy Wenger, Befh McNally, and Mary Lou Lajeunesse. Julie Burns. Missing: TOW RD THE HUTE This was To be OUR year. Sadar, Turner, Lajeunesse, and our oTher TalenTed seniors were refurning To The Mefroparks Turf and coming ouT of The woods To join Them was super-soph Chris Tidball. The fans were expecTed To flock To The loop To cheer on our spikers. WhaT happened? The fans never maTerialized. lf more Than our usual eighT fans had shown for The plvoTal MenTor meeT, we mighT have run away wiTh ThaT GCC crown. While our boys cross counTry Team was in The run for The roses, CaThy Brady was busy leading our lady harriers Through a raTher frusTraTing 2-3 season. The enTire season was noT an uphill race: however, as CaThy, Amy Gulaian, STacey Curran and TeammaTes sprinTed To a 3rd place finish in The C-CC meeT. BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY: 6-'I Coach: Mr. Joseph Rody MVP: Jeff Sadar GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY: 2-3 Coach: Mr. David TodT MVP: CaThy Brady Willoughby SouTh 24-38 Willoughby SouTh 20-A3 Bedford 46-416 Bedford 45-50 Brush 45-A6 MenTor 45-45 MenTor 37-20 Madison 37-20 Euclid 25-32 Euclid 418-45 Easflake Norfh 49-42 GCC meeT 3rd of 8 Maple HeighTs 24-34 GCC meeT 3rd NOTE: ln cross counTry, The lowesf ToTal wins. Q2 Cross CounTry As she did in so many meeTs, CaThy Brady sefs The pace for her TeamrnaTes. Afhlefics Since mosT opponenTs usually saw jusT The back of Jeff Sadar, we ThoughT we would supply Them wiTh This view. Miles and miles are yeT To be covered as The varsiTy squad heads ouT for an afTernoon of pounding The concrefe. 1. get sw fc-J 3,4 i BOYS' TEAM MEMBERS: Fronl Row: Tony Madormo, STeve Lajeunesse, Clark Turner, Jeff Sadar, Jim CosTabiIe, and Lee Silverberg. Back Row: Coach Rody, Keith Jacobson, Tony Messina, Paul Klich, Tim Lackner, Chris Tidball, Jeff Miller, Rick Pinkava, MaTT Schreiber, Erich BauermeisTer, Mark Brezic, Steve Keverllne, and Eric ShuITz, FRESHMEN TEAM MEMBERS: FronT Row: Jason Jones. STeve Berman, Bill Buehner, Mike Pishkulo, and Scot McKenzie. Back Row: Coach TodT, Alan EscoTT, Anlhony Faw, Mike Gyure, Laird Wynn, and Lou Lombardo. Coach TodT is head over heels in love wiTh his Team. Cross CounTry Q3 Athletics 13, 43 'i jf 'ETL Trapped again - Dave Wafson shoofs for greener pasfures. For The pasT few years if has been par for The course for our golfers To be The GCC champions, buT This season we had To seTTle for The runner-up sloT. Those Cardinals from Menfor ouT-birdied us. We're nof abouT To apologize for our successful Q-3-2 record. Dave Wafson and Brad Burns may noT resemble Jack Nicklaus aT This sTage of Their careers, buT They are good enough To be medalisfs on mosf Teams in This sTaTe. Wifh a liTTle more experience we'll shooT down Those birds from The Menfor area nexf year. G-OLFI 9-3-2 Coach: Mr. Thomas King MVP: Brad Burns Willoughby Soufh Bedford Brush Menfor Easflake Norfh Euclid Maple Heighfs NOTE: Low score wins 466-499 477-470 475-486 468-468 490-490 477-482 469-244 473 473 478 472 486 464 472 487 484 472 456 490 -470 -220 Yw4,,A,.., TEAM MEMBERS: Mike Angie, Marco Garnbafese, Tom Kelly, Brad In Order To iron OUT The flows in his game! Tom Burns, Many Bolek, Dave Wafson, and Coach King. . Q4 Golf Kelly Takes a few exfra chip shoTs. MVP Brad Burns reaches anofher par - 5 in fwo. Alhleflcs Friends, Barb WaTson and Colleen KreTz, help each oTher buTTon up againsT The winds of OcTober. Warming up before The Brush maTch, capTain Barb Oliver pracTices forehand smashes. ...M- TEAM MEMBERS: Froni Row' Cathy Dowe, Sharon Mellon, Joyce DonaTo. Sfacy Finerman, Barb WaTson, and Cheryl Sadowski, Back Row: Coach Pfenaer. Sue Mramor, Barb Oliver, Sue Dowe, Laura Adams. Debi DeCarIo, and Colleen Krefz. LO E IT A YWAY When Super-BraT McEnroe loses, he immediaTely sTarTs looking for excuses and scapegoaTs. Maybe John could learn some valuable lessons in maTuriTy from The girls on our Tennis Team. They dislike losing as much as he does, buT wouldn'T Think of poinTing fingers aT anyone excepT Themselves. Talk abouT CLASS. QJohn never learned The firsT Two leTTers of ThaT wordj Leading This Team by Their example were Barb Oliver and Colleen KreTz. MVP KreTz managed To advance To disTricTs. As leaders, boTh were ALL-STATE, GIRLS' TENNIS: 4-'IA Coach: Ms. Barb Pfender MVP: Colleen KreTz BeaumonT 2-3 Orange 'I-A Hudson 2-3 Regina A-l Lake CaTholic 5-O MenTor 4-A Shaker 'I-A Solon 3-2 WesT Geauga 2-3 Chagrin Falls 2-3 Brush O-5 Richmond HeighTs 5-O Cleveland HTs. 2-3 Wickliffe 2-3 Laurel O-5 Lake CaTholic 2-3 Euclid 'l-A Doubles player, Laura Adams, pracTices her valleys aT The neT, Girls' Tennis Q5 Afhlellcs nm fl W 2 'ummm-defiant gi:-A 'mtzsawsnaws gm vi -n wwf:-M .. H lsewswwmi'-, M-W-femeswrzzxxff-1i'Ms M ,, Sophomores usually ride the pine, but Mike Drop combined talent with hustle to help the team. Leaping over his own teammate, Joe Kerner adds TWO. Q6 Basketball BASKETBALL: 48-4 Coach: Mr. John Steadman MVP: Chris Keshock Wlcklltte Orange South Euclid Bedford Maple Hts. Mentor Eastlake North Solon Brush South Euclld Bedford West Geauga Chagrin Falls Maple Hts. Mentor Riverside Eastlake North Brush Colllnwood Geneva St. Joes 'Overtime Vlctorles 62-45 53-54 ' 62-59 55-70 76-60 64-57 48-49 52-50 70-58 62-63 53-42 30-34 83-60 78-52 62-43 7549 59-57 ' 74-40 46-45 ' 59-47 64-58' 70-44 Unavailable Displaying his 20 plus scoring form is ALL-GCC forward, Chris Keshock. Athletics ,pv- Y K SE Adversaries were forced To play man To man because of The ouTside Touch of Jeff Thomas. EasTlake NorTh's Jim Smalley screams for help as Mike Drop and Joe Kerner corner him. KARDIAC When one considers The ouTsTanding records of our aThleTlc Teams since school began lasT SepTember, iT is surprising ThaT mosT sTudenTs have noT come up wiTh chronic hoarseness. We all knew ThaT our fooTball, wresTling, and gymnasTics Teams would be Tough To beaT5 buT our baskeTball Team was expecTed To be immersed in one of Those 'irebuilding lyears. You would have been hard pressed lasT November To find one sporTswriTer who would have predicTed our WildcaT roundballers To finish above The .500 mark, leT alone finishing in The Top Ten again in The rankings for all of Cuyahoga CounTy. Few ThoughT ThaT This year's squad had anywhere near The shooTlng abillTy and Team play ThaT carried us To The GCC Championship lasT year. Observers could hardly be faulTed for Those predicTions considering The facT ThaT Joe Kerner was The only reTurning sTarTer from lasT year's Team. ConTinued on page Q9 44 ,W Us il ..- 5 S Y ri' , v s ,g, A 42 - 32 , 4 -A 4 T 4 .. .. if . 1 r - , T C . ..y in! X 4 . 1 I ,. l..--- fi S ' 7 Q' -- ' l L ll sl L s i f ',1:f, K ' , f C C V5 il VARSITY TEAM NEMBERS: Kneeling: Coach Sfeodman, Jeff Thomas, Scaff Williamson, ScoTT Lewis, Paf Leady, Mike Paglla, Vince CuloTTa, and Vince FulTz. Standing: Dean Hein, Paul Brown, Mike Rowe, Chris Keshock, Joe Kemer, Blll Rhea, Wayne RosiTano, Darin Rlnlcella, Brad Bums, and Coach Crowe. As Though he were a shuTTle, Mike Rowe weaves his way Through The NorTh defenders before sending The ball homeward. BaskeTbalI Q7 Afhlellcs lgrfx' mf' T- K After driving down the baseline, Mike Rowe sneaks in two points. Our bench ignites as Mayfield wins 4647. , ' C . : Q5 T iw: .MII Pg: A 50 : A-wwf, 5-:,ve1r,A,, ' JU ig, EE 3 5 X 44 Q 34 i f , Q -3 A i T r , .. 51,1 f N . - N . I L 4 i T i 1 .. 3 K - , ,vs i K 5 A . , by . ' , , i ,,,- V , vt ,VI , 1 - 21 2 - f 1 ET ,T 5, ' it is Ti' J f Y JV TEAM MEMBERS: Kneeling: Mike Lally, Tim Lackner, Mercurlo, Eric Bryll, Adam Kemelhar, and Todd Delnostro. Standing: John Longo, Paul Llberman, Tom Wrobleskl, Chris Schmidt, Mike Drop, Tim Bohlke, Tony Manlglla, Joe Hoffman, and Coach Naily. NOTE: Mike Drop started on the varsity team throughout most of this season. Sam Q8 Basketball FRESHMEN TEAM MEMBERS: Kneeling: Mike Haslo, Sam Grida, Chris Agresta, Pete Engoglla, Joe Kim, Jason Jones, Dave Kurlla, and Phil Kozell. Standing: Jeff Wlttels. Randy Kolln, Mike De8altzo. Phil Vacobuccl, Ben Pesulf, Dave Maslno, Paul Hflcs, Tlm Ferrltto, Marty Leonafdl, and Coach Gerard. Avoiding all five North defenders, Chris Keshock stretches toward the hoop. XfFI5Tlcs gill ill cf! JV manager, John Longo, Takes Time ouT before praciice To challenge Eric Bryll, Tim Bolhke, and Adam Kemelhar in a pick-up game. When Joe Kerner geis The ball, he always aTTracTs a'rTenTlon. wir r-asmxxwszmssr W ' Tw A SEASON BEGUN IN 3rd GRADE ConTinued from page Q7 WhaT The pollsTers don'T ever Take inTo consideraTion when evaluaTing our Team, is ThaT we possess a seemingly endless supply of Coach STeadman. Chris Keshock. Jeff Thomas, and Mike Rowe spenT mosT of lasT season riding The pine, yeT when They were called To Take The Tipoff, Coach STeadman soon had Them playing as Though They had always been TogeTher. Biddy BaskeTball does pay off. Since This has been The year of sophomore sTandouTs like TurcoTTe, Bolek, Mercurio, Murray, and Fiorenza, Coach STeadman called As Mike Rowe drives Toward The hoop, Mike Drop boxes ouT a Rebel. on sophomore-cenTer Mike Drop To round ouT his Top five. The end resulT was a Team record of 48-A and a Tie wiTh MenTor for second place in The GCC. When iT came To scoring, we had old faiThful Joe Kerner as well as The hoT shooTing of guards, Jeff Thomas and Mike Rowe. The big surprise had To be The consisTenT accuracy of Chris Keshock as he led our conference wiTh his 20.6 pTsfgame average. On defense, The enTire sTarTing five was as Tenacious as any Team in memory. BaskeTball QQ Athletics - ,,.. ,1:H Q...,,l,M' -H-iz' TT' Pressure from a Bedford defender comes a moment too late as .lennfier Sadar adds another 2 points. CGURTI SUCCESS Our girls' varsity basketball team would be the first to agree that success in any program is never Instantaneous. This year's 7-44 record was a definite improvement over last year's pointless A-'15 showing, but we still need to make greater strides down the court if we are going to be totally competitive. A big step toward improvement was taken this year with the addition of Coach Hlavacek. Her court expertise is what our program has needed for a number of years. The next step should be to install backboards in the driveways of each team members. Miss Hlavacek knows from this year that the talent is there, but the team needs PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE. As has always been the case, our girls gave each game their best shot. We have had few girls in the history of our program who displayed the tenacity and hustle of Jennifer Sadar and Michelle Blanc. They were team leaders in every sense of the word. This program is headed In the right direction. All we need are more girls who realize that breaking into a sweat does not signify the loss of femininity. VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: KHBQIIDQIAQVWQHQGF, Teri Williamson. Jennifer Sadar, Debbie Dayton, and Tina Monastero. Standing: Michelle Blanc. Tracy Duffy. Kim Rlchlak. Coach Hlavacek, Felicia Hyde. and Pam Greenwald. While cardinals are known for their ability to soar, Tracy Duffy demonstrates that Wildcats can leap even higher. 400 Girls' Basketball Athletics ' 4 Ax W .......fv,,fl ,i'fQ..,... .-ms...,,.,...,,sQ ..,, fm. ,W Macaw, rigs Once Shelly Blanc found her pafh obsfrucfed, she was forced To pull up and go for an 8 foofer, Wildcat defenders Tracy Duffy, Kim Richlak, and Shelly Blanc work lo cage The Cardinal offense. GIRLS' BASKETBALL: 7-44 Coach: Miss Sue Hlavacek MVP: Michelle Blanc Orange 43-24 Soufh 57-68 Euclid 53-55 Bedford 38-44 Menfor 34-54 Maple His. 38-34 Wesf Geauga 48-44 Chagrin Falls 35-65 Brush 57-27 Soulh 40-47 Euclid 26-46 Bedford 49-43 Maple Hrs. 53-42 Easflake Norfh 32-78 Brush 37-29 Mentor 38-44 Eastlake Nonh 43-74 SECTIONALS: Solon 43-67 Frulfless hand-waving doesn'f defer Teri William- son in her drive To The hoop. I W-ff rw' 'ff 'fa gl: mypfu WWW 32 JV TEAM MEMBERS: Kneeling: Noreen Waxman, Stacey Flnerman, Debbie Dayfon, Sue Phlllou, and Tlna Monasfero. Standing: Vlckl Culoffa, Pam Greenwald, Carol Wayman, Cheryl Sadowskl, Amy Wenger, Befh McNally, Felicia Hyde, and Coach Boofh, Girls' Baskefball f1Q4 Alhlellcs , , 'line :W ff N., if-Af.M-.W , - Spiderman, Jay Rizzo, capTures anoTher wolverine opponenT in his web. CHAM PS! For years we have had a repuTaTlon for puTTing ouT good wresTlers. In any given year we had 4 or 2 maTmen who were highly regarded in Their weighf classes. The problem was ThaT Those few usually had To carry The enTire Team. This year was an enTirely differenT sTory as The Team compiled a 43-0 dual meeT records and finished The season raTed 2nd in The whole Cleveland area behind naTionally known ST. Edward's. CThaT 4962 raTing is The highesT a Mayfield aThleTic Team has ever been raTed.j Each of This year's sTarTing wresTlers possessed winning records. This Team carried iTself. They didn'T accumulaTe Their successes by pinning weak sisTers. Lake CaTholic and Nordonia had dominaTed us on several previous occasions: alThough boTh had impressive wresTling repuTaTions, They fell before The sysTemaTic Takedowns of our wresTlers. Confinued on page 404 Cradles are noT for babies. Todd Khas puT one on his helpless opponenT. 402 Wresfling VARSITY CHAMPS: Fronf Row: Coach Dasher, Ray Paulln, .lay Rizzo go-2-13, Don Thomas 412-43, Tony Aulefiq fo-2-49. sol Charllllo C44-25, Drew Fiorenza C42-45. Cliff kinzig Q7-2-31, and Marcco Gambafese. Top Row: Coach Toncar, John Zagora, Marco Orlando, Nick Yacabuccl C8-Aj, Todd Khas Q40-25, Greg Weaver 16-73. Mike Long C8-55, Chris Voung Q6-4-43. Wayne lmpulllfil C43-Oy, Kevln Bossard, Joe Burrello C9-33, Nick Clrlno, and Coach Clkach. When a Team goes 43-0, IT gives Team members, such as Don Thomas, The righT To say They're number one. Afhleilcs l WRESTLING: 43-O Coach: Mr. Frank Cikach MVP: Wayne lmpullitti Wickliffe 64- 3 Nordonia 341-28 Lake Catholic 35-42 Brush AO-45 West Geauga A2-25 Orange 55-42 South 64- 8 Euclid 54-44 Bedford 54- 6 Maple i-Iuts. 38-43 Mentor AO-45 Eastlake North 48- O Riverside 37-48 C-SCC CHAMPS! Drew Fiorenza is a real pain in the neck for this Riverside Beaver. Totally controlling the match, Wayne lmpullitti puts moves on his opponent at will. fit was a let-down when Wayne didn't hit 20 points in his rnatchesj Wrestling 403 Athletics lnl'-0 - f-gfmwivmamwfswmsaw SomeTimes, escape seems impossible, buT noT for Cliff Kinzig. Pin! A perfecf dudl meeT season comes To a perfecT end wiTh Mike Long's pin of The Riverside heavyweighT. L BRING ON ED'S Of course, There was also The highly-TouTed showdown wiTh The Menfor Cardinals. The Cardinals enTered Their gymnasium undefeaTed buT barely escaped wlTh Their feaThers inTacT. The GCC crown wound up in The CaT's den insfead of a bird cage. All This progress has noT occured overnighf or by accidenT. IT is due ToTally To The coaching of Mr. Frank Cikach. Since his arrival Three years ago, he has TaughT The fundamenfals To his wresTlers wiTh one idea in mind: give up The escape and go for The Takedown. Q2 for 'ly This philosophy is so deeply engrained inTo our grapplers ThaT The scores They compiled againsT individual apponenTs were some of The highesT we can ever remember. MonThs of hard work paid off wifh The aTTainmenT of The coveTed G-CC crown. We won our lasf championship 47 years ago as a member of The old Freeway Conference. Furfher TribuTe was paid To our Team when Coach Cikach was named The Coach of The Year in The GCC, Wayne lmpulliTTi and Drew Fiorenza were named To The FirsT-Team All-GCC Team, and 8 of our maTmen were placed on The second Team. 10 4 WresTIing Wifh a driving force, Sal Charlillo Takes his opponenT To The maT. MAT MAIDS: fThanks Girish Kneeling: Karla SpechT, Andrea FerranTe, MargcireT Jurclsek, Pom Turk, and Dawn Dowling. Sfandingz Mary Razzanfe, Gina Anfonelli, Kim Mcineri, Nancy Ianlro, KaThy Moore, and Joanne C ffey. Athletics wfw1TwsA-5'l,f.2,'lI9ZLs--.lY,.l 1wweeQS 5 EQL..Wvm,AlCM iS.g ln seeing Joe Burrello manhandle his opponenl. it is hard To believe he could ever lose. JV TEAM MEMBERS: Fronf Row: Sieve Averlll, Nick Lanese, Rick Ramacclaffl, Sfeve Keverllne, Rlch Relnke, Rob Palmer, Chris Newsome, and John Marino. Bock Row: Coach Dasher, Arni Hallci, Blll Kcndrac, Tom McNeeIy, Bob lacofano, Jeff Hughes, Greg Fanfacone, Dennis Leoneffl, and Coach Toncar. J ,roi so ' 9?fW'9 ii?'TA' FRESI-NEN TEAM MEMBERS: Front Row: Jerry Alfman, Ed Crockeft Reno Marino, Tony Olivo, Doug Kerfesz, BIII Menzalora, Scot? Slrkln, Dan Saxe. Middle Row: Dave Ruskin, Tony Foflca, Jamie Byme, Mike Breslin, Sam McCracken, Mlke Yankovlc, David Hahn. and John SWOf15lf1Q9f. Top Row: Lou Allofo, Gary Newsome, Jim Monerl, Frank Alvarez, Pete Long. Tony DeCarlo, Rlch Hess, Jeff Seaman. John Baka, and Coach Terlngo. Twisllng, Turning, Grunring, and Groanlng are only a few of The sighls and sounds of o Don Thomas wrestling match. Wrestling 405 Athletics 3 ' 'k iq This picTure of Miss G-reenes capTures The emofion of our Brush meeT. PERFECT TE lf you menTion a perfecT 40 in regards To our gymnasTics Team, you would be Talking abouT noT only The mark of perfecTion for an individual performance, buT also, The Team's mark in going undefeaTed This season. ThaT is anoTher firsT ThaT we can all share in. CUnforTunaTely The GCC does noT have a crown for gymnasTs.j ln order To reach ThaT perfecT 40, There were counTless hours spenT in The ll-42 gym working To improve rouTines on The beam, vaulT, uneven bars, and in floor exercises. The only Team ThaT even came close To defeafing us was our anTagonisT, Brush. fin our opinion, This breaTh-Taking win was The highlighT of Mayfield's banner year in sporTs. WiTnessing Miss Greenes prod her Team Toward perfecTion was an emoTional experience ThaT few will forgeT.j . - S GVMNASTICS TEAM MEMBERS: FronT Row: Dail Walker, Lisa Triefler, and Laura Mellon. Middle Row: Val Corba, Allison DePaul, Lisa Bauer. Sfacey Perkul, Debbi Pefruccio, Dara Rosenb- Ium, Tammy GaTTo, and Barb WalTers. Top Row: Miss Walker, Nancy Kalina, Tammy Fryer, Debbie Mazor, Gayle Bolek, Bonnie McCulloch, Linda Eisemann, and Miss Greenes. 406 GymnasTics As has been The case for The lasT Two years, The gymnasTs were led The ever-improving Gayle Bloek. lT seems ThaT G-ayle's nearly-flawless performances spurs her TeammaTes Toward levels of compeTiTion They have never before achieved. Being chosen The besT All Around gymnasT aT SecTionals was only one of The posT season honors besTowed upon Gayle. NaTurally, There were oThers who conTribuTed greaTly To The Teams' success. Bonnie McCulloch, Linda Eisenmann, Lisa Triefler, and Jackie Wynn conTinually improved on pasT performances. ln a year packed wiTh The successes of our aThleTic Teams, The gymnasTics Team helped To bring home Their share of The winners' laurels. This none. Team ranks second To Q T z Y, xg Wifh Coach Greenes spoTTing, Allison DePaul improves her vaulT roufine. Can you imagine doing whaT Linda Eisemann is doing on a piece of wood ThaT is only 41 wide and A' off The ground? Ffhleflcs 1, M y , -Q ,, , W, 'f 55 f ' X Z .. 4 if f r , ,fy M fy., 1 W f,,.,, Y, X ,rv ' 1.21. 45,-, , QQ vm '4' Ui: - : I 7 V ,-I '-'WW' ,rung W 2 4 Wy f ww ff K ff 1 ...Q Nw ,W , .... ,, 9 f W 0 2 f X Va I? , 1 1 A if .-.E W., -Mlm M 1 , . - ,. , --59. -- ....ii, Wlnners usually hit the water first. Few opponents could match Jason Turcotte's explosive starts. SWIM TEAM MEMBERS: Front Row: Laura Goldstein, Cathy Stopek, Karen Curl, Shella Helmlck, Michelle Ehr1lch, Carrie McNulty, Chrls DePentI, and Tony Alvarez. Middle Row: Coach Conover, Robin Clcek, Alllson Dowe, Michele Goetz, Debbie Goldstein, Sharon Lung, Debbie Slagle, Mike McCartney, Charlie Blzub, Dean Holtz, and Coach Yates. Top Row: Coach Huelsrnan, Kurt Mlller, Tony Stopek, Peter Gall, Lou Morales, Jason Turcotte, Steve Jenson, Chuck DePentl, Chuck Llnderman, and Paul Kllch. SWIMMERS ANO YMOLIS While much attention was focused this past winter on our successful gymnastics, basketball, and wrestling teams, we conveniently overlooked two teams that have caused a splash on their own - our swim teams. The accomplishments of our swim teams often do go un-noticed because they have to travel to their own home meets, and few know where the Ursuline pool is. Our varsity boys' team was led by Jason Turcotte, the sophomore sensation of Cuyahoga County. Jason stroked, slashed. and kicked his way to five school records. Jason was chosen a Press-Star for his many accomplishments as well as being selected from a field of 100 participants as the MVS at the Gilmour invitational. Outside of Jason's records, our boys did show encouraging improvements as many personal bests were lowered. The same could be said for our girls. For the time time in years, the GCC powerhouses were concerned about facing us. Sharon Lung and Debbie Goldstein pushed both opponents and teammates to their limits. Victory and cheers go hand in hand. Kathy Galinac. Jason Turcotte, Lou Morales, and Dean Holtz celebrate a relay victory. 108 Swimming Athletics 3 f 2 HE--'3l.,, S 'ffl Just bouncing around is our diving team: Steve Rothenberg, Kathy Galinac, Vince LaMalda. Amy Hehr, and Mike Sylvester. Drlvlng off the wall, Laura Goldstein heads for the wln wall. OYS' SWIMMING: 5-44 oach: Mr. David Yates VS: Jason Turcotte Idpark ilmour ent Roosevelt haker Hts. iverside olley Forge rush range edford GY aple Hts. estern Reserve hanel olon uclid udson GIRLS' SWIMMING: 2-43 Coach: Ms. Penny Conover MVS: Debbie Goldstein Midpark 32 - A8 Fairview 35 - 48 Bay Vlllage 38 - 45 Valley Forge 92 - A7 Brush 32 - AO Orange 59 - 408 Bedford 58 - 440 Maple Hts, 80 - 89 Western Reserve 30 - 53 Solon 37 - 46 Cleveland Hts. 84 - 87 Euclid 58 - 403 Hudson A3 - 428 Kent 60 - 440 FIVE Is Jason Turcotte's lucky number. Luck wasn't Involved with his records. Vince LaMalda shows the crowd one of his Superman lmltations. Swimming 1OQ Athletics For only 20 cenTs Shoron Lung reoches ouT To Touch o speciol friend, Friends shore in everyThinQ from quieT mornenTs To celebroTions dfTer Touch- downs. Miss Greenes measures up To onyone's sTondords. 4 10 People All doubTs ore findlly seTTled. Noncy Thorpe does possess more hoT dir Thon Todd Begun os The bubbles cleorly show. There is only one woy To woiT for o ride ond hdve The Time poss quickly. Do iT wiTh friends like Lisd WinTeregg, Liso Bouer, Allison Dowe, ond Peggy Gospor. Divider PEOPLE Afterschool octivitles like cross country connot be stoged without the help ond involvement of people like Mory Lou Ldjeunesse ond Corolyn Poge. KING IT ALL WORTHWHILE Hove you ever been in We ore dll in this this building when it's together. Without others empty? Its o very ldrge, there would be no shoring very impressive cold no growth - ond no structure lt certoinly lsn't o memories. We would school Whot gives it life become os sterile os the ond mokes it o school is empty building. people You ond me ond SENIQRS -J CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. James Paradise, Tony C 1 AuIeTTa, PaTTy Hauser, Doreen Delsanfer, Elana 4 F Ariemma, Bridgel Lorenzo, and Barb Sfrumbly. 4 4 2 Seniors CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and Silver FLOWER: Red rose MOTTO: All The days we ThoughT could never end are gone All The days ThaT seemed so far away have passed. So many happy momenTs are now happy memories, buT we sTill have Tomor- rows filled wiTh The hopes of Things To come. Graduaiion is inching closer as Jim Hughes geTs measured for his cap and gown People SENICDRS 3 E Fi Y f f we an Y Wan' f ,nf X, ' ? 'K bw ld? 'lr Ofc, , 1 1 ,Q 11 'U If Ps. ,... wr , Margaref Mary Ackley Susan Renee Acfor Laura Ann Adams Jeffrey Mark Agresia Xinio Marie Arias Elana Marie Ariernma Gail Karen Asnien Anfhony Pasquale Auleffa Michael Ausfln Jeffrey David Baies Michael John Bores Lisa Ann Bariololla ACKLEY, MEG - French Club 'IQ Choir 'lf Media Services 2 ADAMS, LAURA - Ski Club l.2,3,A: Scenery 'IJ Band 1,25 Soccer Scorekeeper 1,25 Soflboll 3: Tennis SA. AGRESTA, JEFFREV - Honor Roll 1,35 Football 'I,2,3,4: Baseball 'I,2: Track 3,4 ASNIEN, GAIL - Principals Lisl A, Honor Roll 12,35 Mayfield Players 21 Scenery 'l,2. AULETTA, ANTHONY - Honor Roll 4, Sfudenf Council A: Class President A, Wrestling 'I,2,3,A. AUSTIN, MICHAEL - Foofball 4. BARTOLOTTA, LISA - Honor Roll 'I,2,3,4g Mayfield Players 'l,2,3,Ag Spirit Club 1,A, Caf's Cablnel 4, Choir 4, A Capella 3.4: Swing Choir 4: Bond i,2,3,4g Orchestra 3,45 Wesf Side Sfory 3 Siemy W0 Seniors 4 13 People - - SENIORS Joseph Anthony Bash Todd Stewart Begun Karl Robert Behm Margaret Ann Behm 'llwf' James Beifus Suzanne Benda Pamela Ann Bergin Lawrence Bryan Bern Paul Michael Betori Lisa Karen Billie Rosann Suzette Bindas Diane Elizabeth Bird Q-A Aww 1 BASH, JOSEPH - V.l.C,A 3,45 Media Services 4 BEHM, MARGARET - Honor Roll 4,35 Ski Club 1 5 A,F,S. 253: Spirit Club 45 Cat's Cabinet 4, Volleyball 12,3545 Softball 2,3. BENDA, SUZANNE - Honor Roll 1.253545 Ski Club 'l,2. BERN, LAWRENCE - Honor Roll 3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,4. BETORI, PAUL - Honor Roll 253,45 Football 1,25 BILLIE, LISA - Ski Club 2: Outing Club 3. BIRD, DlANE - Honor Roll 1,45 Mayfield Players Baseball 1. 12,3545 Secretary 45 Thespian 3,45 Ca1's Cabinet 1,2,3,45 Band 45253545 Secretary 4, Majorettes 12,3545 Captain 45 A Capella Choir 3,45 Swing Choir 3,45 Brigadoon 2: Oliver 25 Dirty Work at the Crossroads 35 West Side Story 35 Wizard of Oz 35 MASH 4: Guys 4 441 Seniors People ond Dolls 45 Student Council 4: Gymnastics 'l,2. Siemy WO 'lt' r' 0 is -5 SENIORS- - - - - f rn YY?- N A . , 2- , , -1 If 3. -nv as-it fem VT: Q Tix' 'QQ' fjbxx 'fv. Cheryl Jean Bizub Brian Edward Blessing Martha Ruth Booth Kevin John Bossard David Boxerbaum Tracy Ann Boyce David Allen Bradley Calhleen Mary Brady Salvatore Brdar Kenneth Brichacek Paul Robert Brown John Arthur Browngardt BIZUB, CHERYL - Prlnclpal's List 4: Honor Roll 2,3413 Mayfield Players 3: A,F.S. 3, Spirit Club 45 Excellence Program 4, Band 'l,2. BOOTH, MARTHA - Principals List 4: Honor Roll 1,35 Mayfield Players l,2,3,A1 Thespian 2,3,A: Cat's Cabinet 1: Band 1,2,3: A Capella Choir 3,41 President 4: Swing Choir 4: Belles on Their Toes 1: Once Upon a Mattress 1, Cinderella 25 Brlgadoon 25 Oliver 2: Dirty Work at the Crossroads 35 West Side Story 3: MASH A: Guys and Dolls 45 Gymnastics 4,25 Vearbook 2 BOVCE, TRACY - Honor Roll 45 Swimming 'l,2,4. BRADY, CATHLEEN - Honor Roll 4: Mayfield Players 1,21 Swim Timer 'l,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 25 Swimming 'lg Track 2,3,4: Indoor Track 25 Cross Country 3,A. Captain A. BROWNGARDT, JOHN - Honor Roll 1,2: Cheerleading 35 Cross Country 'l,2.3: Track 'l,2,3,A: Soccer A. Siehty wo Seniors 4 15 People Timothy Bryll Therese Marie Brzezinski Alan Charles Buchak Timothy Jacob Burns Alan Charles Burrow Louis Busacca Michelle Butcher Tammy Cabot Paola Anthony Calabrese Diane Marie Campana Maureen Frances Campbell William Paul Camperchioli i SENICDRS K- 'hx 'Di may 'K We 'QS 21 .v- 4 16 Seniors BRYLL, TIM - Football 'l,2,3,45 Guys and Dolls 4. BREZINSKI, THERESE - Honor Roll 4. BUCHAK, ALAN - Honor Roll 'l,2. BUTCHER, MICHELLE - A.F.S, 2,3. CABOT, TAMMV - First Amendment 3: Choir 2, 0.0.E.A 3,45 J,C.W,A, 3: Track 1: Swimming 2. CALABRESE, PAOLA - 0,0.E.A, SA. CAMPERCHIOLI, BILL - Honor Roll 'l,2,3,4: Football 2, Siemv WO People MW, 4-.M-v mn 1 ,lf ,V W-v Q95 SENICDRS 625' 'r ff, avr' N., Thomas Chris Cappella Patricia Marie Caputo James G. Calisle Salvatore Charlillo Lisa Chiancone Lori Ann Chioncone Michael Louis Chickino Deborah Lynn Chihil Cynthia Marie Chiudioni Alan Bing-Lun Chon Christine Michelle Cianciolo Debora Marie Cicirella CAPELLO, TOM - Honor Roll 1,2,4. CAPUTO, PATTY - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Band 1.2. CARLISLE, JIM - PrlncipaI's List 3,4, Honor Roll 25 N,H.S. 3,43 A Capella 3,4: Swing Choir 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4: Oliver 2, Dirty Work at the Crossroads 35 West Side Story 35 Wizard of Oz 3: MASH 41 Guys and Dolls 4: Swimming l, CHARLILLO, SAL - Wrestling 'l,2,3,4. CHIANCONE, LISA - Honor Roll 'l,2. CHIANCONE, LORI - Honor Roll 'l,2,3,4j 0.0.E.A. 3,4 CHIUDIONI, CINDY - Principals List 1: Honor Roll 2,45 Cheerleader 4,2,3g Softball 3,4 CHON, ALAN - PrlncipaI's List 'l,2,3,4, NHS, 3,4: Excellence Program 4, Pre-Med Club 1, Track 2: A Capella 3,41 Swing Choir 45 Mayfield Players 3,4: Thespian 43 West Side Story 35 MASH 4. CIANCIOLO, CHRISTINE - Principals List 4,45 Honor Roll 2,3: Choir 4,25 A Capella 3,4: Chamber Choir 3,4: Swing Choir 3,4: Cat's Cabinet 25 N,H.S. 3,4, Secretary of NHS. 4, Mayfield Players 'l,2,3,4: Thespian 3,4: Student Director 1: Cinderella 25 Brlgodoon 2: Oliver 2, Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3, West Side Story 3, Wizard of Oz 3: MASH 4, Guys and Dolls 4. CICIRELLA, DEBBIE - V.I,C.A 3,4. Sienty WO Seniors 4 17 People Richard Joseph Cifra Theodore Ciofani Cindy Louise Cirino Kelly Clark Michele Grace Colomina Robert Francis Considine Alex Lee Constable Susan M. Conte Darlene Marie Cook Jerry Cordaro Natalie Fae Corsaro Pamela May Corsiilo SENIORS ogg' ws 'S ff 'Q' yw 1-MQW ..v '9' 4 18 Seniors CIOFANI, TED - Honor Roll 35 Track 1, CIRlNO, CINDY - Choir 1,25 Treble Choir 35 0,0,E,A, 3,4. CLARK, KELLY - Honor Roll 4, COLOMINA, MICHELE - Principals List 15 Honor Roll 2,3545 N.H.S. 3,45 Excellence Program 45 Cat's Cabinet 3,45 Spirit Club 1,2,3,4: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, CONSTABLE, ALEX - Media Services 1,23 A Capella Choir 3,43 Band 1,2: Lighting 1. CONTE, SUSAN - V.l.C.A 3. COOK, DARLENE - Honor Roll 1,2,4: A.F,S, 3: Flag Corps 45 Tutor Friends 4, Choir 1, CORDARO, JERRY - Honor Roll 1,3: Voices 35 Science Fiction Club 1, CORSARO, NATALIE - Honor Roll 25 Mayfield Players 2,3,45 Thespian 45 Cat's Cabinet 3,45 Spirit Club 45 Majorettes 1,2,3,45 A Capella Choir 3,45 Dirty Work at the Crossroads 35 West Side Story 3: Wizard of Oz 3, MASH 4: Guys and Dolls 4, Gymnastics 1,2. Siemv WO W, People sisixiiores James Joseph Costabile Laura Lee Cotton Jean Marie Cox Carmella A. Dea ,J-f A Deborah Ann DeCarlo Stephen Warren DeFrench Azita Dehnad . Robert Delorenzo YM-mr Doreen Ann Delsanter 'ii Eric Neil Delson Mary Ann DelVillan James Joseph Deserio ,rr ffm .., 1 'Qw- ?,, Af ....., COSTABILE, JAMES - Principals List 1,3,4: Honor Roll 25 NHS, 3,4: Excellence Program 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,45 Pep Band 45 A Capella Choir 35 Swing Choir 3,45 West Side Story 35 Guys and Dolls 45 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, COTTON, LAURA - Honor Roll 1,3,45 Mayfield Players 1,2,3,45 Thespian 2,3.4, Cat's Cabinet 1,2,3,4: Spirit Club 2,45 Student Council 2,3,4: Chair 1,25 Treble Choir 3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 A Capella Choir 3, Cheerleader 1,2,4, Stage Crew 1,2,3,45 West Side Story 35 Baseball Scorer 15 Basketball Scorer 3,4. COX, JEAN - Honor Roll 2,3, DEA CARMELLA - Honor Roll 35 Skl Club 1,3 DECARLO, DEBORAH - Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,4, Mat Maids 1,2, DELSANTER, DOREEN - Honor Roll 2,35 Mayfield Players 25 Spirit Club 2,45 Book Store 2, Student Council 3,45 Class Vice President 4, V,l.C,A, 3,4, DELSON, ERIC - Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Mayfield Players 3,4, Vice President 45 Ski Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4, Stage Band 1,2,3,45 A Capella Choir 3,4, Chamber Choir 3,45 Swing Choir 2,3,4, Oliver 25 Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3, West Side Story 3, Wizard of Oz 35 MASH 4, Guys and Dolls 4 DELVILLAN, MARY ANN - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Mayfield Players 1,2,3, Choir 25 A Capella Choir 3,4, Cat's Cabinet 4, Cheerleader 1,2. Belles on Their Toes 15 Dirty Work at the Crossroads 35 Track 2,3,45 Voileyboll 3,4 Siemv WO Seniors 1 'lo People - - SEIXIORS 1 Renee P. D'Eusanio Kim Michelle Dicker AI DiFlore Kathryn Ann Doerzbacher fr Ronald Dolciato John Gilbert Dome Douglas Charles Dougherty Joanne Carol Downs Kimberly Ann Drablk Kellie Jo Durkin Chuck Easton Jill C. Easton sl' 4- W H--,s ,fv- 120 Seniors DICKER, KIM - PrInclpal's List 3: Honor Roll 1,2,4: Mayfield Players 2: Cat's Cabinet 3,4: Spirit Club 4: Tutor Friends 4: Cheerleader 1.2,3,4. DOERZBACHER, KATHRYN - Honor Roll 1,2,4: Mayfield Players 4: Cat's Cabinet 3,4: Spirit Club 4: Tutor Friends 4: Props 4: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. DOLCIATO. RONALD - Honor Roll 4: Football 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 1, DOUGHERTY, DOUGLAS - Prlnclpal's List 1: Band 1: Wrestling 1. DOWNS, JOANNE - PrlnclpaI's Llst 1,2,4: Honor Roll 3: N.H,S. 3,4: Excellence Program 4: Band 1.2: Cheerleader 2,3,4: Gymnastics 1,2. DRABIK, KIMBERLY - Mayfield Players 1: Choir 1.2: V.l.C,A 3,4, Cross Country 1,35 Swimming 1: Swim Timer 1,2: Track 2: indoor Track 2. DURKIN. KELLIE JO - Honor Roll 'l,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4. Siemy W0 'Us People SENIORS . .... we-fr lui 'K 16 A f-fx Bob Enrnardi Kevin Jon Emerman Ann Marie Emerson Adarn H. Fair Angela Pose Faraci Anthony Farinaoci Phyllis L, Farinacci Elena Marie Faiica Patty Anne Fenlman Dino Jann Ferranie Donna Marie Ferranie Kainleen Patricia Ferial EMERMAN, KEVIN - Football i,2,3.4, soseboii 12.3, iaosuermii 1. FAIR, ADAM swimming 4, PAreiNAcci, ANTHONY - Foomoii i,2,e. FATICA, ELANA - V,I.CA 3,4, Queen of V.I,C.A. 45 Cof's Cabinet 3,45 Mat Maid 1,235 Mayfield Players 2,3,4. FERRANTE, DINO - Honor Roll 42,31 Soccer 4,2 FERTAL, KATHY - Honor Roll i,2,3,Ag N.H,S, 3,45 Mayfieid Players 1,2,3,A, Tnespian A, Ca1's Cabinet 4,2,3,4, Secretary 4: Spirii Club 141, Tutor Friend A: Brigadoon 2: Oliver 25 Diny Work ai ine Crossroads 35 Cheerleader 3.4, Gyrnnasiics 2 Siemy W0 Seniors 12 4 People SENIORS Scott Christopher Feudo Eric Mitchell Finerman Pasquale Fini Robert Bruce Finnie .,f...,f' John Finucan Paul Raymond Firment Nicholas James Fittlpaldi Gerald Carl Flanik Jake Fornaro Tom Forte Robert Alan Frabotto Joseph Anthony Francioso KP ,2 14 QT' its has-Mo.: FEUDO, SCOTT - Principals List 'l,2,3,4: N,H.S. 3,41 Excellence Program 4: Choir 1,21 A Capella 3,45 Chamber Choir A: Tennis 1,2,3,4. FINERMAN, ERIC - Principals List 25 Honor Roll l,3,A1 N.H.S. 3,4 Vice President A1 Excellence Program A5 Yearbook 3, Creator and Editor of the Yearbook A: Mayfield Players 1,3,Ag Student Director 3,45 Student Council 4: Pre-Med Club 'lp Wrestling i,2.3. FINI, PASQUALE - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, FINNIE, ROBERT - Principals List 3: Honor Roll 42,41 Mayfield Players 115 Band 'l,2,3Ag Soccer 23.4, FINUCAN, JOHN - Honor Roll 41 MASH A. FITTIPALDI, NICK FLANIK, GERALD FORNARO JAKE Media Services A, Honor Roll 1: Tennis 'l. Football 'l,2,3,4, FORTE, TOM - Football 'l,2,3,A. FRABOTTA, BOB - Mayfield Players 341: MASH 4. 422 Seniors People Siemy W0 SENIORS 1 wb. W, -n-'ffi Tonya Frankina Hallie L. Friedman Ann Marie Furnari Lynn Ann Gambatesa Thomas Vincent Gatto Michael James Gedeon 1 Diane Suellen Gelfand Jeanette Kay Gentille Pb'- ...N P Willy 'kr-f-' .wv Mitzi Gerstenfeld John Giglio Kevin George Gleske Suzanne Gluck FRIEDMAN, HALLIE - Honor Roll 2,41 Mayfield Players 4,2,3,41 Cat's Cabinet 41 Spirit Club 41 Choir 4,21 A Capella 3,41 3,41 Girls' Ensemble 3,41 Swim Timers 4.2.3.4: Swimming 4.2. FURNARI, ANN - Honor Roll 3,41 Yearbook 41 Soccer Scorekeeper 4.2. GAMBATESA, LYNN - Prlncipal's List 4,41 Honor Roll 2,31 Excellence Program 41 Tutor Friend 41 Mayfield Players 4,2,41 3,41 Student Council 4.2,31 Class Secretary 4, Class Vice President 21 Choir 4,21 A Capella 3,45 Chamber Choir 3,41 MASH 4. GATTO, TOM - Media Services 41 Golf 4,21 Wrestling 4, GEDEON, MIKE - Mayfield Players 41 Wizard of Oz 31 MASH 41 Football 4,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4: Track 2,3,4. GELFAND, DIANE - Band 4,21 VOll9ybCJlI 42 Softball 2. GENTILLE, JEANETTE - Honor Roll 31 Softball 4,3,4. GERSTENFELD. MITZ I - Honor Roll 4,2,3,4, AFS 3,4, Flag Corps 4. GIGLIO, JOHN - Honor Roll 4,2,3,41 Soccer 4. GLESKE, KEVIN - Band 1.2. GLUCK, SUZANNA - Honor Roll 4.2,3.41 Ski Club 41 AFS 4.2,3,41 AFS Overseas Student in Japan 4, Band 4,2,3, Sw Volleyball 4,2,31 Gymnastics 21 Treble Choir 31 Mayfield Players 3, Yearbook 3, Treble Choir Cat's Cabinet Cinderella 21 imming 4 , iQhIY W0 Seniors 423 People David Gordon Helen Grabowski Mark Alan Green Kelly Elise Greene Sue Ellen Grootegoed David Lee Grove Ehab Guirguis Randy Jay Hart Hugh Christopher Hathway Patricia Hauser John Kenneth Hawkins Amy Elizabeth Hehr SENICDRS 4-115: af' WV' .r X L WZ? 2 W rrrs 'lr 'SJ' 424 Seniors GREEN, MARK - Honor Roll l,2,3,4: Cross Country 2,3: Track 3,4: Football 4. GREENE, KELLY - Honor Roll 2,3,4: Mayfield Players 'l,2,3,4: Cat's Cabinet 4: Spirit Club 4: Choir 2: MASH 4: Guys and Dolls 4: Mat Maids 'IJ Track 4. GROOTEGOED, SUE - Cheerleader 'l. GROVE, DAVID - Outing Club 3: Debate Club 2: A.F.S. 3.4: Choir 2: A Capella 3,4: Chamber Choir 3.4: West Side Story 3. GUIRGUIS, EHAB - Honor Roll 4: Soccer 3,4: Track 3, HART, RANDY - Honor Roll 4: Football 1: Baseball l,2, HAUSER, PATRIClA - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, N.H.S, 3,4: Yearbook 2: Mayfield Players 1,2,3,4: Thespian 3,45 Cat's Cabinet 'l,2,3,4: Treble Choir 4, Secretary 4, Girls' Ensemble 4: Student Council 2,3,4, Spirit Co-ordinator 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 4: Once Upon a Mattress 1: Brigadoon 2: Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3: West Side Story 3: Wizard of Oz 3: Volleyball 'IJ Basketball Scorer l,2,3: Baseball Scorer 2: Wrestling Willy 4, HEHR, AMY - Principals List 'l,2,3,4: NHS. 3,41 Excellence Program 4: Student Council 2,4: Cheerleader 'l,2,3,4: Swimming 'l,2,3,4: Mayfield Players 'l,2,3,4: Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3: MASH 4. Siemy WD People IU fs, -.W 5 ' , W, WWW v 9 I SENICDRS eff' F 441' .,-M, Dean Joseph Heiss John Anthony Herbik Garry Henry Herman Lisa Sue Hermelin Mark Alan Hersch Susan Lue Hess Wesley Scott Holder Pamela Hood Raymond Paul Hoon Denise Fern Hornick Anthony J. Hudock Edward Paul Hughes T i HEISS, DEAN - Media Services 1,2,3.45 Choir 25 A Capella Choir 3,45 Lighting 1,2,3,45 Soccer Manager 12.3.45 Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4 HERMELIN. LISA - Honor Roll 1,45 Mayfield Players 2,35 Choir 15 Band 15 Swim Timer 15 Gymnastics 152. HERSCH, MARK - Outing Club 35 Swimming 15 Tennis 1.2. HESS, SUSAN - PrlnclpaI's List 2,45 Honor Roll 1.35 NHS, 3,45 Mayfield Players 1.2.3545 Thespian 3.4: Ca1's Cabinet 2.3.45 Choir 2: Treble Choir 3,45 Track Scorer 35 Mat Maids 1.2. HOON, RAYMOND - Honor Roll 1.3. HORNIK, DENISE - V.lC.A 3: Swim Timer 1, HUDOCK. ANTHONY - Honor Roll 12,35 Track 3. HUGHES, EDWARD - V.l,C.A 35 Wrestling 15 Track 1. Siehty W0 Seniors 125 People James Edward Hughes Elizabeth Hunt Nicholas J. lademarco Luisa laniro Wayne John lmpullitti Marianne lnsana Keith Palmer Jacobson Kathy Jewell Jayne Ellen Jirovec Vera C. Johnson Deborah Lynn Jurcisek Connie Lynn Kanclrac SENIORS Nrdhvi 'f'T Nn 'ru -e TW? ws. Av- 'Ziff' Y -9 qv- MU. :zzmggi 1 j LX- E 'Q '7' 126 Seniors HUGHES, JAMES - Principals List l,2,3,A: Chair l,2: Track lg Football A. HUNT, El.lZABETH - Honor Roll 'l,2,3. IADEMARCO, NICK - Honor Roll 'lg Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2. lMPULLlTTl, WAYNE - Honor Roll 'lg Mayfield Players -'11 MASH 1-1: Football lg Wrestling l,2,3,4: Track 'l,2,3,A. INSANA, MARIANNE - Honor Roll 45 Volleyball 'l,2,3g Basketball lg Softball 'l,2,3,A. JACOBSON, KEITH - Principals List 'lg Honor Roll 2,3,A: Basketball 4,231 Cross Country 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4. JEWELL, KATHY - Honor Roll 4, Cat's Cabinet l,2,3,AQ Gymnastics 1.2. KANDRAC, CONNlE - Student Council A: Choir 'lf V l.C.A. 3,A, President A: Volleyball 12,115 Softball A, Siemv WD People W .4-W, .,,,,..,, '-,. ,fy ,Q If SENIORS FY - 'T' WCM., MM, 'imfwf W Jenny Lynn Kaplan Theodore John Karides Gail Kasner Daniel Edward Kaveney Cynthia Lee Kee Kevin Jon Kemelhar Joseph Anton Kerner David Joseph Kertesz Gina Marie Keryer Christopher Michael Keshock Todd James Khas Edward Kilrain KAPLAN, JENNY - Principal's List 35 Honor Roll 1,2,4: Excellence program A, Band 1,25 Swim Timer 2, Swimming 2. KARIDES, TED - Baseball 1,4: Football 'IJ Wrestling 'l,2. KEE, CYNTHIA A Principals List 'l,3,A, Honor Roll 2: Mayfield Players 2,3,A: Thespian 3,A: Cat's Cabinet 2,3415 Student Council 3,4 Treasurer 4: A Capella 3,45 Swing Choir 35 Band ig Spirit Club 4: Tutor Friends 4, Cinderella 2: Brigadoon 2, Oliver 2: Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3, West Side Story 3, Mash 45 Cheerleader 2,3,Ag Swimming 'l,2,3g Gymnastics l,2, KERNER, JOE - Honor Roll l,2,3,4: Mayfield Players SA, President 45 A Capella 3,43 Swing Choir 2,35 Band 'l,2,3,A, Treasurer A: Stage Band 2,3,Ag Dirty Work at the Crossroads 35 West Side Story 3, Wizard of Oz 35 Mash 11, Football 'lg Basketball 1,2,3,A, Co-captain 4: Baseball 'l,2,3,A. KERVER, GINA - Honor Roll 23,41 Band 1,2,3. KESHOCK, CHRISTOPHER - Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 'l,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4. KHAS, TODD - Wrestling 'l,2,3,A KILRAIN, EDWARD A Football 3. Siehty W0 Seniors 42 7 People Charles Clifford Kinzig Jeffrey Martin Kisel Paul Robert Klich Lisa Yvonne Knazek Long Ko Lawrence Steven Kolinsky Susan M. Kovach Deborah Jill Krause Mitchell Krueger Brian Krus Robert J. Kukula Cheryl J. LaGore SENIORS .,,.. M., I 4' f'i 'fs 1. 4 Q .Why . ,mink 98,1 it 1128 Seniors KISEL, JEFF - Principais List 35 Honor Roll 4.2.45 Mayfield Players 1.25 Outing Club 4.25 Foreign Language Club 2. KLICH. PAUL - Principals List 35 Honor Roll 4.2.45 Cross Country 3.45 Swimming 1.2.3.4 KOLINSKV, LARRY - Football 4.2.35 Track 1. KOVACH, SUE - Honor Roll 4,25 Mayfield Players 2.3.45 Cat's Cabinet 3.4, Vice President 4: Spirit Club 45 Student Council 3.4. Secretary 45 Cheerleader 3.45 MASH 4: Gymnastics 1.25 Track 2, KRAUSE. DEBORAH - Ski Cub 35 Honor Roll 45 A Capella Choir 3.45 West Side Story 35 MASH 45 Guys ana Dolls 4: Mayfield Players 4. KUKULA, ROBERT - Prlncipal's List 45 Honor Roll '15 Basketball 1, LAGORE, CHERYL - Honor Roll 25 Band 4,25 Volleyball 'l5 Basketball 1. ighty W0 People K? ,M 1 Aww fl W- we ,pw -vw' as ,fn 3, . , 27 iitil f .,f 'W-1-nl' F Eg, . A L4 SENIORS ,...,.. ,H I wk--ow' 'Y T? X 'Qu ,-Y an-'C' 5 4 .L :QA Steven Michael Lajeunesse Michael Anthony Lanese Thomas George Lang Timothy Gerald Lang Scott Norman Larson John Leacy Jeffrey lrwin Lefkovitz Patrick Leistiko Michael Salvatore Lembo David Lesko Craig Brian Lettofsky Amy Beth Levine LAJEUNESSE, STEVE - Honor Roll A: Outing Club 1: Track 1,2,3,4: Cross Country 1,2,3,A, LANESE, MlCHAEL - Principals List 1,2,3,A, Student Council 1,4, Class President 1, President of Student Council 4, Student Court A: Football 1,2,3,A, Cc-Captain 4: Wrestling 1,2,3: Track 1,2,3,4. LANG, TOM - Honor Roll A, LANG, TIM - Honor Roll 1,3,A. LARSON, SCOTT - PrlnclpaI's List 3,A: Honor Roll 1,2: Choir 1,22 Voices SA: J.C,W A, A. LEFKOVITZ, JEFF - Honor Roll 12,45 J.C,W,A. 2,3,A, President 4: Debate Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,A: Stage Band 2,3,4: Pep Band A. LESKO, DAVID - Ski Club 2: Book Store 25 Soccer 1. LETTOFSKV, CRAIG - Choir 1,25 SOCC3r 'I,2. LEVINE, AMY P J.C,W.A. 3: V,I.C,A. 3,4: Choir 1,2. Siemy W0 Seniors 12O People SENIORS Scott M. Lewis Jeanne Marie Litman Jeffrey Robert Long Chris Lopez fb-M. T TU' Bridget Lorenzo Joseph M. Lucarelli Paul E. Lucas Sharon Ann Lung Theodore Richard Mach Anthony Joseph Madormo Mark Michael Maisel Donna Eileen Majeska an-v...q,. Us Aw, ...J Www-Q TN LITMAN. JEANNE - Honor Roll 2.4. LONG, JEFF - Choir 2: Tennis 1.2.3.4: Golf 3.4: Swimming 3. LORENZO, BRIDGET - Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: CaT's Cabinet 4: Spirit Club 4: Student Council 4: Spirit - Co-ordlnator 4: Choir 1.2: Treble Choir 3,4: Girls' Ensemble 3.4: Basketball Scorer 1.2.3.4: Baseball Scorer 3.4. LUCARELLI, JOSEPH - Football 1: Wrestling 1.2. LUCAS. PAUL - Honor Roll 1.4: Basketball 2.4. LUNG. SHARON - Honor Roll 1: Mayfield Players 1: Choir 1.2: Volleyball 12.3.41 Basketball 1: Softball 1.3.41 Swimming 2.3.4. MACH. THEODORE - Honor Roll 1.3.4: Band 1. Tutor Friends 4: Wrestling 1.2. MADORMO. ANTHONY - Honor Roll 1.3.4: Ski Club 1.2.3: Cross Country 3.4: Track 3.4. MAISEL. MARK A Honor Roll 1.3.-4: Yearbook 4: Soccer 1.2.3.4: Tennis 1. MAJESKA. DONNA - Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.2,3.4: Class Secretary 2,3: Mayfield Players 1.2,3,4: Cat's Cabinet 1.2,3.4: Spirit Club 4: Choir 1: A Capella 3.4: Vice President of A Capella 4: Swing Choir 2: Gymnastics 1.2. 430 Seniors People Siemv W0 Cl SENIORS YZ., I ,r !5 if wk -L-W, -WW' 'J7 .F 1 Aff-on L Eric Jay Mandell Christopher Michael Laura Ann Moniglia Carlo P. Marino Cynthia G. Marino Cynthia Ann Marko Carmela C. Marra Lisa Marie Martin Susan Lynn Marvaldi Rita Mastronardi Marc David Matlock David J. McBride MANFRONI, CHRISTOPHER - Honor Roll 1,3,4Q Mayfield Players 3,45 Thespian 4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice President 1: Student Court 1: Choir 1,25 A Capella 3,4: MASH 4, Football 1,2,3: Track 1,2,3,4, MANIGLIA, LAURA - Cat's Cabinet 4: Student Council 3,4, Class President 3: Choir 1,25 Treble Choir 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,41 A Capella 4: Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3, Basketball Scorer 4. MARINO, CARLO - Honor Roll 3, Mayfield Players 4: Football 1,22 Wrestling 1,2,3 MARINO, CVNTHIA - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: First Amendment 3, MARRA, CARMELA - Honor Roll 3,4, Italian Club 1, Soccer Scorer 1,2. MARTIN, LISA - Honor Roll 3,4, Mayfield Players 2,3,4, Thespian 3,4: Choir 1,2g Swing Choir 2,3,4: Chamber Choir 3,45 Cinderella 2, Oliver 2: Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3: West Side Story 35 Wizard of Oz 3, MASH 4, Guys and Dolls 45 Basketball Willy 4 MARVALDI, SUSAN - Honor Roll 4: V.l,C.A. 3,4, Swim Timer 1,2 MASTRONARDI, RITA - V,I,C.A 3,4, MATLOCK, MARC - Principals List 2,3,4g Honor Roll 1, Excellence Program 4, Academic Challenge 4, Soccer 1, MCBRIDE, DAVID - Football 1,25 Wrestling 1: Baseball 1,25 Track 3,4, Siehty wo Seniors People Manfroni 131 Roberi McCulloch Judiih McMurtry Charles McTiQhe, Jr. Mary Margarel Meavick L N Nancy Melinz Laura Helene Mellon Anthony Roberl Messina Miichell Joseph Meyers Dominic Joseph Mohan SENICDRS .-.xv ur, ,. lf- Anlhony Moncrsiero Roberl Monloni Marion Ellzabelh Mooney anngn 511' . y qgwuow. MCMURTRY, JUDITH - Honor Roll 'l,2,3: A,F,S. 35 Band 1,2,3: Drill Team 4, MCTIGHE, CHARLES - Mayfield Players 45 Thespian 4: Wizard of Oz 3: MASH 41 Faalball 42,31 Baseball 1.2,3,4. MEDVICK, MARY V Honor Roll 'l,3,4g Cal's Cablnei 45 J.C,W,A, 'lg Choir 'lg A Capella 4: Treble Choir 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Band 2,3,4. Volleyball 'l,2. MELlNZ, NANCY - V,I.C.A, 3,4 MELLON, LAURA - Honor Roll 2,41 Band l,2,3: Gymnaslics 'l,2,3,A. MESSINA, ANTHONY - Honor Roll 3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3,A: Track 'l,2,3,A. MONASTERO, ANTHONY - Media Services 'li Track li Faofball 2. MOONEV, MARION - A.F.S. A5 Ski Club 12.45 Scenery 1: Band 23,45 Cross Country 3: Swimming 31 Soccer Scorer 4.2. 432 Seniors People Siemy W0 Ar fn M45 'WN A rms SENIORS - -5 E,-Q-I 4-up Id Alberl Joseph Morhord Susan Ann Mramor Jeffrey Thomas Nahra Sfeven Mendes Nall Gina Napp David Marlin Nemec Charbel Chaflc Nemr Joseph Chofic Nemr David Earl Nelhery Anna-Maria Nuzzo Kevin Thomas O'Connell Jacquelyn Lee Olexa MRAMOR, SUSAN - Honor R NAHRA, JEFFREY - Honor Roll I: Soccer 3,4 oil 2,35 Cal's Cabinef 1.23: A.F.S. 25 Band l,2,3, Treble Cholr 3, Tennis 2,3,A: Swimming 2, NEMEC, DAVID - Honor Roll 1,2345 Cross Counfry lg Swimming 4,21 Track 'l,2. NETHERY, DAVID - Principals Llsf l,2,3,A: N,H.S. 3,4 NUZZO, ANNA - Honor Roll l,2,3,A, Dirfy Work af The Crossroads 3, Cheerleader 1,2 O'CONNELL, KEVIN - Baseball 42,4 OLEXA, JACQUELYN - Mayfield Players 'l,2. Sienry WO Treasurer Ag Excellence Program A: Soccer 'l,2,3,4, Captain A, Seniors 433 People Barbara Irene Oliver Nicholas Olivo Robert Scott O'MaIley Mitchell Dayey Opalich Marco John Orlando David Michael Orloff Clifford Elliott Ostrowsky Diane Frances Palay Martin Randall Palmer Debra Sue Parks Allen John Passerallo Dereck Paul Patti OLIVER BARBARA JEAN Principal s List 4 Honor Roll 12 3 N H S 34 Yearbook 3 Creator and Editor of this Yearbook 4 Outing Club 2 3 Choir 12 A Capella 4 Treble Choir 3 Tennis 12 34 Indoor Track 2 Track Scorer 3 4 Guys and Dolls 4 OLIVO NICHOLAS Honor Roll 4 Wrestling 12 O'MALLEY ROBERT Honor Roll 12 34 Mayfield Players 4 Outing Club 1 AFS 24 A Capella 34 Treasurer 4 West Side Story 3: Band 12 Track 2 Indoor Track 2 ORLANDO MARCO Honor Roll 3 4 Student Council 4 V I C A 34 Vice President 4 State Vice President 4 ORLOFF DAVID Honor Roll 34 First Amendment 34 Basketball Announcer 4 OSTROWSKV CLIFFORD Football 123 Track 1 PALMER MARTV Soccer 12 PARKS DEBBIE Honor Roll 2 3 4 O O E A 3 4 Choir 1 2 PATTI DERECK Cross Country 1 Track 1 134 Seniors People ,fsf i '?'li' ,,w4af' A SENIORS Kimberly Ann Patti Gregg Pavelka Raymond SCOTT Paulin Gary Conrad Peck 'tw -4-wwf' Pamela A, Pellegrin A David Pencak ' M 4 A Sharon Denise Petrik Linen Picciano 'St Haw' V' ' af' M 'rf 2 my -5 ' 415 X Q , Gregory Michael Piecuch Diane Linda Pockai Carmine Pollice Norah Ann Papik l 5 PATTI, KIMBERLY - Maytield Players i,2.3,45 Thespian 3,45 Cinderella 25 Dirty Work at the Crossroads 35 West Side Story 35 Wizard of Oz 35 Student Director 45 Cat's Cabinet 4: Choir 25 A Capella 45 Treble Choir 3.45 Mat Maids 1.2. PAULIN. RAY - Principals List 4,45 Honor Roll 2.35 Wrestling 2,3,4. PENCAK, DAVE - Band 1, PETRIK, SHARON - Honor Roll l.2,3,4: N,H.S. 3.4: Cat's Cabinet 3,45 Spirit Club 2,45 Student Council 2,3,45 A Capella 45 Treble Choir 35 Swing Choir 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Basketball Scorer 4.2. Mayfield Players t.2,3,45 West Side Story 35 MASH 4. PlCClANO. LIBERT - Honor Roll l.2,3,45 Ski Club 25 Band 12.3.45 Stage Band 3.4. POCKAJ, DIANE - Prlnclpal's List 1,2,3,4: N,H.S. 3,45 Excellence Program 45 Spirit Club 2,45 Cat's Cabinet 12,35 J,C,W,A. 45 Choir 4,25 A Capella 3,45 Treble Choir 45 Volleyball Scorer 15 Mayfield Players l,2,3.45 Guys and Dolls 4. POPIK, NORAH - Honor Roll 4.23.45 Softball 4.2.35 Basketball 1.2.3, Siemy W0 '- ' ' ' ' Seniors 435 People SENICDRS Robert Porter Kenneth Robert Potosky Judith Radde Thomas Edward Reichard, ll Jill Susanne Reiches Fay Reimer Robert Francis Ricchiuto Brian Richard Kimberly Allison Richlak Deanna Lynn Riddle John Michael Ridinger Daniel Rieck If .sw--gf ff' PORTER. ROBERT - V.l.C.A, 3. POTOSKY, KEN - Honor Roll 1.35 V.l.C.A. 3.4. RADDE. JUDY - Honor Roll 3. REICHES. JILL - Honor Roll 3,45 Mayfield Players 4, REIMER. FAY - Honor Roll 4: Swim Timer 2,3.4: Swimming 1.2.35 Co-captain 3: Yearbook 4. RICHLAK, KIMBERLEY V Principal's List 3.4: Honor Roll 2.3: N.H.S. 3,45 Excellence Program 4, Mayfield Players 2,3,4: Cot's Cabinet 2,3,4: Spirit Club 2.3: Foreign Language Club 1.2.35 Swimming 'lg Basketball 'i,2,3,45 Track 4. RIDINGER, JOHN A Football 'l,2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4 136 Seniors People Siemy WO 1. ..,gfgJ ' Nm V 'U , . .nm Q1 ' 'Qin SENIORS fm-uf -N? .4-4,55 f 3 B 1 f5 ' .f-5 A A Y? Lora Jean Rini Suzanne Marie Roberlson Lou Ann Rodawail Sleven Jay Rosenblum James Ross Maria Theresa Rosson Michael Arlhur Rowe John William Rowles Sleven Rubin Shirley Ann Ruff Nelly Yefim Runyanlsev Linda Marie Ruppe ROBERTSON, SUZANNE - PrlnclpaI's List 1,253.45 N.H.S. 3545 Debale Club 1: A.F.S. 1,2,35 J.C.W.A. 1,4, Secretary 45 Yearbook 4: Voices 3,4, Edllor 45 Foreign Language Club 35 Sluaenl Council 25 Class President 25 Swing Choir 25 Track 1,3. ROSENBLUM, STEVEN - Honor Roll 15253545 Mayfield Players 253,45 Thespian 2,3545 Ski Club 253: A.F.S. 35 Sludenl Council 1525 Ollver 2: Cinderella 25 Wreslllng 1. ROSS, JAMES - Honor Roll 1535 Soccer 1,25 ROSSON5 MARIA - Mayfield Players 152,35 Splrll Club 15 Choir 15 Mar Maids 1,2,3,4. ROWLES, JOHN - Honor Roll 12,3545 Ouling Club 1,3,4, A.F.S. 25 Band 1.2.35 A Capella 3,45 Track 15253,45 Cross Country 2. RUFF, SHIRLEY - Honor Roll 1525 A.F.S. 253, Treasurer 35 Swim Timer 2. RUNVANTSEV, NELLY - Principals Llsl 3,45 N.H,S. 3,4: A.F.S. 35 Foreign Language Club 4. RUPPE, LINDA - Honor Roll 45 Mayfield Players 25 Ski Club 1525 Cinderella 25 0.0.E.A. 354. Siemy W0 Seniors 137 People SENICDRS Diane Russell Leslie Jane Russo Jeffrey Mitchell Sadar Jennifer Marie Sadar ,W in ,Q-u4,,f WALM Charles Salvatore Saranita Mark A, Sass Daryl Goetz Sauter Vicki Ilene Savransky 1' 'P Sandra Lynn Sawyer Susan Margaret Schmidt Ramona Schneider Bradley Scott Schreiber - fb I AQ .yrll 3 7 Yi 0 'Tw RUSSO, LESLIE - Honor Roll 12,35 Mayfield Players 1,2,3,4, Thespian 2,3,4, President 4: The Boyfriend 1: Cinderella Oliver 2: Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3: West Side Story 35 Wizard of Oz 3: MASH. SADAR, JEFFREY - Honor 1,2,3,4: Outing Club 3: Track 1,2,3,4: Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4, Wrestling 1,2, SADAR, JENNIFER - Principal's List 1: Honor Roll 2,3,4: N,H.S. 3,41 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2. SASS, MARK - V.l,C.A. 3,4. SAUTER, DARVL - Band 1,2, SAVRANSKY, VICKI - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Tutor Friends 4: Choir 1: Band 1,2. SAWYER, SANDRA - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Cat's Cabinet 4, Ski Club 2,3,4: Spirit Club 4: Tutor Friends 45 Band 1,2,3. SCHMIDT, SUSAN - Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 NHS. 3,45 Yearbook 2: Mayfield Players 1,2,3,4, Thespian 23,45 Spirit Club 2. Capella 3,45 Swing Choir 3,45 Cat's Cabinet 45 Oliver 2: West Side Story 3, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4: Swimming 1, SCHNEIDER, RAMONA - Prlncipal's List 1,2,3,4: NH S, 3,45 Debate Club 1,25 Choir 1, Volleyball 1,2,3,4: Track 3 SCHREIBER, BRADLEV - Mayfield Players 3,4, Thesplan 4, Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3, West Side Story 35 MASH Siehty wo 138 Seniors People 2 5 Brigadoon 2 4: Choir 2: A 4. SENIORS ww -rv .QL I' in 4'-.N 1 wi'-v 3' gy-gf Lgs I uf'-T ,L r,--w Tracy Lewis Schreibman Angela Marie Semirale Michael Patrick Sewell Angela Sferrazza Patricia Monica Sgro Robert James Shampay James Frances Shields Kenneth Scott Silverberg Lee Silverberg Michael Anthony Silvestro Toad Thomas Skiba Ronald James Skillicorn SEWELL, MICHAEL - OOEA 3,-4. SFERRAZZA, ANGELA - 0.0.E.A. 3,4 SHIELDS, JAMES - Honor Roll 3: Basketball 'l,2,3g Track 'l,2,3,A. SILVERBERG, LEE - Principals List 3: Honor Roll l,2,A, Science Fiction Club 'lg JCWA, Ag First Amendment 3,115 Stage Band A: Cross Country l,2,3,A: Baseball Scorer 1, SILVESTRO, MICHAEL - Honor Roll 3,4 Sienry W0 Seniors 4 3Q People SENIORS Debbie Sue Slagle Robert Michael Snyder Greg F. Soble Marilyn Rose Sommer Robert James Sommer Grace A. Soukenik Denise Dawn Spetrino Laura Lee Spoth fs, at 'W Jo Ellen Stahl Kathy Stapleton Anthony Joseph Stopek Allison Stranlero 4' ' W 'ff'-uv . NRM -'MQW' .145 .f4 f' SLAGLE, DEBBIE - Honor Roll 4, Swimming 4.2.3.4 SNYDER, ROBERT - Principals List 35 Honor Roll 452,45 Football 4,253.45 Baseball 4,253.4 SOMMER, MARILYN - Honor Roll 4,3545 Gymnastics 2. SOUKENIK, GRACE - Honor Roll 42,35 Mayfield Players 4,2.3,4: Belles on Their Toes 45 Oliver 25 Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3, West Side Story 35 Wizard of Oz: MASH 4: Thespian 2,3,45 Cat's Cabinet 4: First Amendment 4: Student Council 45 A Capella 4: Treble Choir 35 Chamber Choir 45 Mat Maids 45 Cross Country 2. SPOTH, LAURA - Honor Roll 4. STAHL, JO - 0.0.E.A. 3.4. STAPLETON, KATHY - Principals List 452.3545 N.H,S. 354, Excellence Program 45 Foreign Language Club 2: A.F.S. 4: Tutor Friend 4. STOPEK, ANTHONY - Honor Roll 4,2,3,45 Soccer 4,253.45 Swimming 4,253.45 Outing Club 2. STRANlERO, ALLISON - Honor Roll 'l,2,3,4. 4410 Seniors People Siemy W0 rf SENIORS Barbara Ann Strumbly Carla Suazo Maria Suglia Ernest Joseph Sweigert rf X --Mn 'W rl' V f' it Janet Marie Synk John Charles Hickson Taylor Andrew Emery Teller Donald Allan Thomas if i -S, , , ...Z Jeffrey Ernest Thomas Michael Dennis Thomas Nancy Surdo Thorpe Kenneth Patrick Tilly 'fi 'T ai' Wa M-i 1' . 3 JA S STRUMBLV, BARBARA - Honor Roll t,2,3,4: N.H.S. 3,43 Mayfield Players 4,2,3,4: Student Council 2,3,4: Spirit Co-ordlnator 3: Treasurer 4, Cat's Cabinet 'l,2,3,4p President 45 Spirit Club 45 Yearbook 2, Treble Choir 3,4, Basketball Scorer 2,3,4p Baseball Scorer 2,3,4, Volleyball 'l,2,3,4, SUGLIA, MARIA - Honor Roll 45 V,l.C.A. 3,45 Treasurer 41 Cat's Cabinet 4: Spirit Club 4: Mat maids ig Wizard of Oz 35 MASH 4: Maiorette 2.3,A. SVNK, JANET - Honor Roll 'l,2,3,4: Cross Country 4: Softball i,2,3,4. TAYLOR, JOHN - Choir 4,21 V,l.C.A 3: Football 1.2. TELLER, ANDREW - Band 'lf Soccer 3,4 THOMAS, MICHAEL - Honor Roll 4,43 Cross Country 1. THORPE, NANCY - Prlnclpal's List 4, Honor Roll 4,2,3, Cat's Cabinet 3,45 Mayfield Players 2,3,4: Thespian 45 Cinderella 25 Brigacloon 2: Oliver 25 Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3: West Side Story 3: MASH 45 A Capella 4: Treble Choir 4, Cheerleader 4,21 Willy 4. iQhlY W0 Seniors 141 People SENICDRS Michele Tomaro J' Denise Marie Tozzi Lisa Michelle Trlefler Michael Anlhony Trlvisonno Michelle Ann Trivisonno Jeffrey Scoll Tropf Howard Marc Tucker Vincenf Tudini Jacqueline Ann Turk Clark Turner Curlis Turoff Joseph Umina TOZZI, DENISE - Honor Roll 'lg Choir lp Mayfield Players 4, TRIVISONNO, MICHELLE - Honor Roll 3. TROPF, JEFFERV - Foofball 1. TUCKER, HOWARD - Honor Roll 3,45 Ouflng Club 2,3p Soccer l,2,3,-fl. TURK, JACQUELINE - Choir 1.2: Baskefball 25 Soffball 23,41 Tennis 3. TURNER, CLARK - Principals Llsf 1,2,3,Ag N.H,S, 3,Ag Track 'l,2,3,Ap Cross Country 2.3.4. TUROFF, CURTIS - Wresfling 15 Baseball 15 Band 1. UMINA, JOSEPH - Honor Roll 12,43 Band 'l,2,3. Siemy W0 442 Seniors People az-,V 7 we ,Jn ai t .nr 5. ff' af ' ..a ' 4- f VT? SENICDRS 'um-..Q,-.5 ,Vw ,Q Q...-f AI Vangar Anna Van Heeckeren Charles John Van Ness Craig Vatty Christine Ann Vinciguerra Jane Allison Vogel Scott Schmidt Wahlstrom Dail Ann Walker Jeanette Marie Wallo JoAnn Walls David Alan Walters Joanne Holt Wasdovich VAN HEECKEREN, ANNA - Principals List 33 Honor Roll 1,2,45 Choir 1,2, Treble Choir 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,4 VAN NESS, CHARLES - Honor Roll 3 VATTY, CRAIG - Football 1, Wrestling 1,2,3, Baseball 1. VINCIGUERRA, CHRISTINE - Choir 1,25 Media Services 4. VOGEL, JANE - Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Mayfield Players 1,2,4, Stage Crew 12,45 Swim Timer 1, Band 2,3,45 Choir 1,25 A Capella 3,4. Treble Choir 45 Soccer Scorer 3, Basketball Scorer 4. WHALSTROM, SCOTT - Choir 1,2: A Capella 3,45 Tennis 1 WALKER, DAIL - Mayfield Players 1,2,3,45 Tutor Friends 4, Student Council 2,3,45 Choir 2: A Capella 3,4, Secretary 45 Treble Choir 3. Chamber Choir 3,45 Oliver 25 West Side Story 33 Wizard of Oz 35 MASH 43 Cheerleader 1,35 Mat Maids 1,2. WALLO, JEAN - Honor Roll 1,2,35 A,F S. 2,3,4, President 3, Vice-President of AF S, 45 Cat's Cabinet 1: Ski Club 1,2. WALLS, JO - Vl,C.A. 4 WALTERS, DAVID - Wrestling 1, iQhIY W0 Seniors 143 People David Stuart Watson SENIORS Deanne Webb Carolyn Jean Weedon David Scott Weinberg Karyn Rose Weinstein Robert John Weisenbacn Gary Scott Williamson Thomas Harrison Wills 1 Cheryl Winteregg Robin Laurie Winters Lisa Ann Wiscnmeyer Gary Alan Wittlinger .. 4?-'rr WATSON. DAVID - Principals List 3.4: Honor Roll 4.2: N.H.S. 3.4: Excellence Program 4: Tennis 4.2,3.4: Golf 3.4. WEEDON, CAROLYN A Tutor Friends 4: Choir 4.2: A Capella 3.4: Treble Choir 3.4: Chamber Choir 3.4: Band 3.4: Orchestra 'l.2,3.4. Secretary 4: Once Upon a Mattress 4: Brigadoon 2: West Side Story 3: Guys and Dolls 4: Basketball 4: Indoor Track 2. WEINBERG. DAVID - Swimming 4. WEISENBACH. ROBERT - PfIncip0I's List 'l.2.3,4j J.C.W.A. 4. WILLIAMSON. GARY - PrincIpaI's List 4.2,3.4: N.H.S. 3.4, President 4: Band 4.2.2: Stage Band 3.4: West Side Story 3: Wizard of Oz 3: MASH 4: Football 4.2.3,45 Basketball 4,2.3.4: Track 4.2.3.4 WILLS. THOMAS - Principals List 2: Honor Roll 4.3.4: Excellence Program 4: J.C.W.A. 4. WINTEREGG. CHERYL - Principal's Llst 2.4: Honor Roll 4.3: Mayfield Players 3.4: Cat's Cabinet 3.4. WINTERS. ROBIN - Basketball Scorer 4. WISCHMEYER. LISA - Cat's Cabinet 45 Choir 4.2: Treble Choir 3.4: Volleyball 'I,2.3.4: Softball 4.2.3.4 WITTLINGER. GARY - Honor ROII 3.42 Ski Club 2.31 V.I.C.A, 3. 4414 Seniors Siehty wo People ff' SENIORS A arf? :C er- I9 -0-w 'N KV: 'sv Edward Micnael Wiflreicn Renee Janei Wolfe Alexander Thomas Wood Nicholas Louis Yacobucci David Andrew Young Patty Kim Young Jonn Zagara Sandra Zako Janel Ann Zavadil Shawn Eric Zefzer Lorraine Ann Zimmer Robert George Zuccarelli WOLFE, RENEE - MOV Mdids 13. VACOBUCCI, NICHOLAS - Mayfield Players 4: Ski Club 2: Foolbcll 'lj Wreslllng 1,3,4, VOUNG, PATTY - Cnolr 1,21 A Capella 4, Treble Choir 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Flag Corps 45 Captain of Flag Corps 4: Track 1,2,3,4. ZAGARA, JOHN - Honor Roll l,3,4, Sfudenl Council 4: Vice Presldenl of Siudenl Council 4, Football fl, Wrestling l,2,4g Track 3. ZAVADIL, JANET - Basketball 1,2. ZETZER, SHAWN - Honor Roll 3. ZIMMER, LORRAINE - Honor Roll 25 Band 'l.2.3: STage Scenery 'l,2: 0,0,E.A. 3,47 Swim Timer 2: Afnlefic Trainer 3,45 Swimming 2,3 Siemy WO Seniors 11415 People Hey, guys, Mr. Todt is just about this high. P.S. We would like to commend Mr. Todt for putting up with all of our teasing. It takes a big man to handle it as well as he has. The finished product is already focused in Jackie Olexa's mind. Talent ls getting what ls ln your mind down on the canvas for others to appreciate. SENIORS Even young fans ap- preciate the athletic skills of Jeff Thomas and Mary Ann DelVillan. CEspecially their diaper skills.j 146 Senior Candids People Defensive backs Pat Leddy and Scott William- son help each other off the fleld as well as on. E Once Mitch Opalich, Mike Austin, Bob Snyder, and Paul Brown siarled 'ro cheer for our girls' basketball team, we almost pulled our a win against Menior. There must be a lesson in This somewhere. 1 When The coach asked Norah Popik To spring info aclion, she received a boosl from her friend, Bugs Bunny. Senior Candids 447 People SENIGRS Like cigarelle packs, The Surgeon General should stamp our hallways with The warning sign - WARNING, These hallways are hazardous To your heaiihf' Even skinny guys like Clark Turner eilher Try To run you over or push down our walls. How does John Browngardf do il? No one eals more sweets Than he does and his waistline remains a svelle 24 448 Senior Candids People xx If all high jumpers could be assured of a kiss from Jim Shleld's slsler, Chen, lhey mlghl' all break school records. Pele Franklin - walch oull The Doc'ror, Dave Orloff, ls offer your job. Dave is planning on jumping from morning announcemenls To prime lime al WWWE. SENICDRS Hamming for The camera has never been difficult for Kalhy Jewell, Donna Majeska, Nancy Thorpe. and Cindy Kee. Affer having desfroyed The Tidy Bowl man, John Flnucan celebrafes his vic- tory. Over four years of May- field, few sfudenfs have confribufed as much as Doreen Delsanfer. Decor- afion committees couldn'T have golfen along wifh- ouf her, Senior Candids 449 People Cibf - DIC! - juniors Moria Abrioni Sieve Adler Gregg Adzemo Kim Agg Louro Alexander Mdriso Andreoni Todd Angelo Down Angie Anioneilo Armoneifi Aninony Armoo Denise Ausperk Eileen Bobey Mork Boer Cnuck Boker Kirk Bdllosh Eilen Borrisn Yvonne Bosch Ion Bdies Deirdre Bduer Micneiie Blonc Chris Bloskis is-f S 1 hsfgisig Q I X 5 in if Q .....anuu' !, , Uv iii - ss 1150 Juniors People JUNIOR CLASS OFHCERS: Quinion Flynn - Treosurer, Vince Cuioiio - Vice Presideni, Poul Horgis - Presideni, Sue Drummond - Secreiory. Missing: Spirir Coordinoiors Sue Gosoer ond Poui Monosiro. juniors vm S 'Rx :isqmpls 4 L K I X , -, , rlly X A n ff' wg ii- x,fl3'2 C A .gi 'Y ' - s fr f i il sssssr ii C i w is A41 s i fir ii we M 5 A A N Q, . L '53 Q. hi N! i , l A Ilf Q Q 1 ss V I . X 'ii , C, i A Y s s K fi- kL111L L,L.11.,, KLL.. f qqqqk B P V . i T, mg I hx Q A E .Y X Ii ca. ,F i ' . Q i r N I Sis skis Pi, i V wi . k , if L K V :Ki A g - Q gi S C V fi my . A f i X x A., fs- A A i ,B W by B s ' c ff B H is G i li ':',- X -, ' A A iii 11' , -. . 5 ' . 1 IA . H .. T Y . E E:b,, f E . X 1 A + xiii-+i2f3 4 i K V7 i ' .gs ik' Q Sax N E K D ' sg K L K..,. , - L A f 1 5 ' M sssi Qs, , ' bm 1 1 A fi bod - dep Mary Boanar Marlin Bolek Greg Bonnell Monica Boho Karhy Bowlby Robin Braun Mike Brickrnan Kirn Briggs Eric Brown Kirn Brown Chuck Bucci Michelle Buchheii Julie Burch Rachel Burke Brad Burns Joe Burrello Torn Busher Paul Byrne Cheryl Cacciacarro Louis Calabro Charles Calanara Don Calanara Mike Caprelra Riia Carlone Dawn Carrnigiano Dean Cosarnaiia Ann Marie Cosiellano Diane Caralano Nancy Celenza Sieve Chen Mark Chesser Lucy Cianci Parn Cicek Gina Cipriani Laurene Cirino Nick Cirino Sandy Cirino Kaihryn Cohen Dino Colarossi John Columbo Elizabeth Cooper Gina Corio Andrew Corsillo Bill Cowgill Neil Cox April Crihfield Kellie Crowl Craig Cubberly Vince Culoria Stacey Curran Debbie Curiis Sue Cuihberr Dana Currier Toni D'Amico Laura D'Anarea Lisa D'Angelo Beth Dalrilo Gina DeAngelo Don DeCaprio Denise Delozier Louis Deluca Allison DePaul Charles DePen'ri Juniors 454 People dib - fal BDYCOTT Libyan oil! BAN anyThing lranian! BOYCOTT ThaT SouTh African Rugby Team! BAN nuclear weapons! BOYCOTT cafeTeria lunches! Yes, even lunches managed To find Their way onTo a lisT of Things To be boycoTTed in 4984. ln OcTober, many upperclassmen, concerned over The rising prices of boTh hoT and cold lunches, decided To inform The adminisTraTion of Their displeasure and concern by sTaging a boycoTT, The boycoTT asked ThaT sTudenTs bring in Their own lunches raTher Than pay The high prices which They felT were unfair. For a Tew days The boycoTT did have some economic impacT. Fewer lunches were sold, Prepared food spoiled or wenT sTale. However, like mosT boycoTTs, This one fizzled. COur soybean hamburgers sTarTed looking like gourmeT delicacies compared To Those baloney sandwiches from homey IT mighT be sTaTed ThaT The boycoTT supplied our adminisTraTors wiTh some lifood for ThoughT. In December, iT was decided ThaT a salad bar would be added To our li-42 cafeTeria. Maybe someone is lisTening? juniors Gina DiBlasio KaThIeen DiCillo Laura DiSanTo Rachel Dobres Frank Doering Jim Doering KaThryn Doerner Joyce DonaTo Sharon DougherTy Sheryl DougherTy CaTherine Dowe Sue Drummond Bill Edwards JeaneTTe Ehrbar Michelle Ehrlich Linda Eisenmann Connie Ersek Leigh Evans Tom Farragher Denise FaTica Jim FaTula 452 Juniors in M- T Q , , 4 ,M , if M 4, Til? ri if m 41 , L XL sf ti Q if wwe' ,ff .aw j y l , L , 4 'GQ 9 M, MW i' :M Ss , I ws- wif: People 15221-5 ' s 'z,, , Ov 4 4, 4 1 1 14 JL , , , . f-V7 S ss l xiii ft ... A f ,rin- G '? . A L ? ' ,gf 3 V, ,. Tf 'fr 1 Xlfi '1- l Q , ef' T ' , 'D V Y CQ l .. js JC .. . QL , I N' 5, .4-1 x . juniors - X F . Q X . WLI' 'F y . , I ll 'ss 8 s l l l C45 ' ' L, G, , l Q S9 .. ,. 1 h X s x l .Q 5 K xy 1' M' f i L , C .51 5 L 7 -ayyw is K S Wx, SM . ZEZ . . N' sss fs l ' K f Br- E 11' A Q X: 3 xi? V if . ' . ,L F ' I ' Q VA h l xwg S A by . , P :fp Y . J - ,qi 5 mx I - y L11 i? 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'TT F if 9 3. .ft C , V A :Y 'V LLL, , 1-31' 3' 5 'W'-' 3 x i -i 5 fel - kel Svellana Feldman Paul Ferrerl Dave Ferris Joe Ferrillo Karen Ferrillo Slacy Field Annelia Flni Tom Flrmenl Quinlan Flynn Tom Forrislell Cesare Frabolla Kim Frazier Vince FulTz Mark Gaerlner Pnil Gaera Pele Gall lvlarcco Gambalese Rose Garibolli Sue Gaspar Wendy Gallin Jim Gallo Jeff Gergolz Randy Gessler Debbie Goldslein Andrew Goodman Mark Goodman Pal Gornik John Grabowski Silvia Grava Larry Green Pam Greenwald Noreen Griffiln Amy Gulaian Scoll Hall Debbie Hanko Paul Hargls Jennifer Harrell Jim Hawkins Jane Hawkins Judy Haydu Dawn Hermelin Guy Hickling Dean Hollz Cneryl Housnolder Colleen Hoynes Cindy Hudgins Bern Ann Hudock Felicia Hyde Jill lademarco Nancy laniro Judy lmeli Jaclyn Jankowski Sleven Jensen Frank Jonnson Joe Jurcisek Sharon Kadas Nancy Kalina Russ Kamis Cindy Kaplan Paul Kaplan Kalnleen Kaselonis Lorraine Keasl Geraldine Keller Juniors 453 People kel HOV 454 Juniors Maureen Keller Tom Kelly Kellie Kent Chuck Kerr Barb Kewish John Kingslon Ron Kinkopf Kalie Kirkham Tammy Klein Tim Kouslis Jeff Kovaoh Brad Kowil Tom Kral Lori Krych Donna Kukula Lori l.aGaTla Vince LaMaida Joe Lembach Dominique Leone Ea Leuchiag Eric Leuchlag Jacquelyn Liszak Chrisline Loiselle Mike Long Mike Longo Tony LoPorTo Tom Lorence Gil Lowry Allison Loya Kim Lucas Pal Lyons Laura Maglosky Kirk Maharg Marie Mahoney Brian Majeska Gusty Malohow Pam Maneri Karen Marabilo Joe Markl Joe Marlin Diane Marzano Jon Masood Pam Maiuska John Mazor Bonni McCulloch Tom McLaughlin Lori Meola Frilz Michalk Wendy Miller Carolyn Mishne Karen Moinar Paul Monasira Terri Monaslra Tina Monaslero Jennifer Moore Louis Morales Sharon Mramor Parry Mueller Valerie Murray Chrisline Nadolski Brian Nelhery Lauri Nihiser Lynne Novoiny juniors V 73 'i 6 A f , yy 3 V K, , 52, x utrvlx Z . 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'V I ., ' K A +o N ' L x A :zf J 1' l li 4 , if f N ,yl ' A l ,, , Jlir A . , L ' f f B 1 People juniors I .:,f- V V , , W, V x if A v Z9 A g 9, wwf' T, NUS Suzie Nussel Nino Nuzzo Michelle Olexo Jenny Olson Chris Orobello Phil Orlondi Geri OsTer - TCS Corolyn Poge Mike Poglio Dennis PoloTov Ed Polko Rob PdTeTe Lourie PoTTison Louro Peorlmon Louis PereTz Ron Perkins Judy Perno Debbie Perry AnneTTe PeTrof De-bro PeTruccio Poul PieTronTone Mike Pisono Mork Piscioneri Joyce Pollock Koren Powolski Jon Preisler Ron PrijoTel Tom Rouch Jim l?ozzonTe Bill Rheo Sue Rigo Dorin Rinicello G-ind l2oberTo Wendy Romonoff Veronicd Rose 4m 1 p T A . Vp ' lf , , ' ,A ,if Wei, T L5 T 'r', T V ,, , ,- i , f .Q A if V V , .v-::,,,, ' v, . A Lyk' I ' I i ' 1 .vi V W .V , ' T 2 f' ,.. q , ' , in 4 J y,yy yi A - ,. H if T 'l W g , Win. pf ' ' if? ' T in .1 T ' T , s M N, f 'T f' JAZ: My , cms GZ iiffi f 1. T -- -:rffQ, T fii ,, I U ,JA .,. , A . ,f f 5' ' - . Q I VV.A i g M -, ' A V s f el: ' , V K Q4 0 1 I , IF K 'la ,M I S M mi,l,f T522 , T T .,J f ff ,i,, If you hove never seen or heord our Pep Bond in ocTion, you con probobly geT o good ideo of Their mony TolenTs ond personoliTies by woTching Animol ond Floyd on l'The MuppeT Show. if There ever exisTed o group ThoT exhibiTed The some kind of exhuberonce ond energy os DocTor TeeTh ond The ElecTric Mdyhemf' iT hos To be our Pep Bond. Pep doesn'T seem To odequoTely describe The enThuslosm our musicions iniecT inTo Their performonces oT boskeTboll gomes. FooT sTompin' ond hond cloppin' music were never in shorT supply once The Pep Bond Took over The sTonds. Much of The success of our boskerboll Teom musT be direcTly oTTribuTed To The pep insTigoTed by Eric Delson, Jim CosTobile, Jim Corlise, Ken Tilly, Lindo Eisenmonn, Jeff LefkoviTz, Rob Joy, Chuck Kerr, ond Todd Angelo. They cerToinIy lefT us colling for encores. Juniors 1155 People TOS - log Wciyne Rosilono Kelly Ross Torn Ross Chuck Roih Corolyn Rowles Renee Rubin Mike Rudnick Bill Russ Moureen Russell Rich Sokoch Ronold Sdlienis Down Sonioro Chris Sowicki Sol Scompiiillo Joe Schiciono Michelle Schwdriz Todd SGGFUOD Dole Shddley Pdul Shorobd juniors li Q 4. ie: M, N v A ,gm si .,,, I Q. ,ii ig A f QQ 4' sv, ' v ' f r N W Don Shed yy, Aj, Rob Shulrnon Suzonne Shunk Shoron Siegel Koihy Sioe Morris Soroky Rob Spellrnon Mike Spolh Kevin Spring Kolhy Sleirnle Dorlene Siosel Mike Slrumbly Corol Swope Mike Sylvesier George Tockld Mike Tdgg si 2 n f . iz sw 4.7 . :Mimi 1, if' I Rf r if fi 'WH gg, , L N 4: a. ,E .. P wg 7 805' Q 2' 54 H x V. fl .nl . A. I f 'D 7 1 im , 1 f'3.i,,,y A 1 W C X , fiiss V is X- Ss , 'Q Ty g X x Wi 14 ' J , 5 ' i , YW' x I ' , , x T 'Z ' lam, Y' W ' 1 QNX X QA X - 45 r . ,rgbgfyr-l-f,r.,-W,,. ...J 504 -1 L QW X ,f Z ... , a 1 . 'N 32, X ,W ,xv i . mo ' W ,Q if 1 l, i 2 1 ., 1229: Q L. ,ir rv , ur 1 -yy if 4, ff 412' Q 46 br 1 Z , , Ref l ,V ,l .. ,Y iw ., ,XM l , ni W 4 my ::-. 5 K ' I 4 L f -N s ,fi l if i i 45,5 Juniors People juniors - Tem - ZLII if - Dove Temesi Jeff Thomos fi A Jeff Timen Q , - Jeff roffier '- 'Y' T MUGHC1 TOTTWGTO V 5 f T 1 y Debbie Townsend is . :gg 2 Amornerie Tuck l s.u34l f I JSC. Mike Tudini Jockie Turk Michelle Turmon Joe Ujczo Wim Vonlleeckeren BeTh Vdnveghel Thiphovonh Veemoro Lucio VeloTTo ' Michelle Verbo , 6 Sue VojTicek P if Becky Wolden . LoreTTo WolTers 1 l i Borb WoTson X l Greg Weover 6X T TN ziswy 2 Qi , if ' Ed Weber Jeon Weber Trino Weber T .A Liso Weisenboch TV V ' Brion WhiTe T A iii' Teri Wllllomson ! i P51 5 N X B I A Ginny Woods STocey Wycoff T Jockie Wynn Louro Yocobuccl Kim Yenkevich .4-. , Y i 'Q Chris Young ' l Amy Zimmer Rose Zullo For yeors, onyone who wished To help ouT on dThleTic Teom wiThouT dcTuolly porTicipdTing wos usuolly relegofed To The posiTions of mdnoger, woTer-boy, or gofer. All of These posiTions were filled by 5'4 moles who spenT d greoT deol of Time cleoning spikes, woshing filThy Towels, ond lugging woTer buckeTs To ond fro. Those doys ore long gone. Enfer The STUDENT TRAINER. This posiTion ls now filled by femoles os well os moles whose common purpose is To prevenT injuries from ever hoppening. Mony summer hours ore spenT in The Clevelond Clinic clossrooms leorning such Topics os humon physiology, sTreTchlng exercises, core ond usoge of equipmenT, ond proper Toping Techniques. The end resulT is noT on M.D., buf o Troined cooches' ossisTonT who keeps oThleTes on Their feef insTedd of on The bench, Thonks To The Time ond inTeresT of Mr. BooTh, our squod hos risen in numbers edch yeor. This yeor, Jennifer Sddor, Poul l-lorgis, Lori LoGoTTo, Louro DiSonTo, ond Lorroine Zimmer performed These services for oll of our sporTs. Members of This group do noT poss Themselves off os medicol experTs, buT They do possess The some dedicoTlon ond devoTion To Their poTienTs os you would expecT from someone in The medicol profession. Hopefully, like some of Their predecessors, some from This squod will conTinue Their prevenTive medicine cdreer in college ond become Trdiners for professionol sporTs' Teoms in The Clevelond oreo. Juniors 157 People Cdl - DOI' - sap homores is Laura Adler A Lisa Alben 7 2 , . f A' H, Wendy Alexander ' ,,,- ' . , Candace Amalo fi 4' Rich Amendola ,X - gf n o f Bill Anderson ff- 3 llf Elisa Andreani -6 I: ll Gwen Andrews Tl in Q Jann Anlonelli it j f' 4 , Therese Allagovlch r fs L V L. as or up Sieve Averill 5 QV' 5 9 Neal Baker A A ' A ,V K KW K A , Parry Barnes ' f f K 3:5 Y ' r . f ' A ' - Erich Bauerrneisler V. 4 ' 'r . i Q: ,x 4 . ri il i Azifii f, . . Karen Bayless r ' Eric Beasley lkl 2 I ' Roger Beck 5 fr -I Linda Bellanle - yyyy Lori Bement ' A W' A 'Q H Penny Bennington , A g 12: il A 4 'A B Lisa Berman Q 'X rr W Y E f ks 5 l r f Q ' Heidi Bernard ' 5 Llyy Nancy Belori f fi' 'K Karen Bird ' ' Z Charles Bizub Q if rim Bonlke A Wi Gayle Bolek V, If Pam Borkowski rr Q r -A, ,,::: 1 Q, 72 9 52 l 's-ef v 458 Sophornores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFlCEl?S: Nancy Kee - Splril Coordinalor, Colleen Krelz - Vice- Presidenl, Karen Bird - Presidenl, Chris Weber - Spiril Coardinalor, Rose DeNigrls - Treasurer, and Slacey Eggers - Secrelary. People mi sophomores ir J - o -fw- ' J i my i F ,X X ' W. o':- r fj V N. 1 4 E fifg f ' 1' - .,.,f -- I' V N Q. .Qs ,EN 'fr :- as -5 A ,- ' nn:-.1 .nt-4 I Y 5? S I WM iv. .129 wg., sg, , yy, . My r r if gi 2 5 K Q.',, J J J i Q , itwk ' lf i ' is V A ly ' J oo Q i - ,QA 9 is .W j 'Z . 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' J 'i R i f fr J' 'Q dl -fl K M M 1, R rx Y X I i I ' f-, Z gl. ,kv V Q 6 4 , Egf we ,G HrZWwJ , '.sff bor- Laura Borsn Bob Bossara Les Boifa Tina Boriiggi Biil Brayer Mark Brezic Harlan Brick Eric Bryil Kim Bucci Ken Buchheii Bonnie Buanick Juiie Burns Kim Burrow Rob Burionsnaw Cammie Caawallaaer Brian Calamira Connie Calandra Nancy Campana Jodi Caouiso Jim Caruso Julie Case Ai Caseria Harry Casny Kay Caspio Juaiin Casiro Clarice Caiiccnio Dave Caiierall Ari Cnessell Joe Cnickino Mike Cianciolo Rose Cianciolo Robin Cicek Mia Cicirello Maureen Cingel Christina Cirino Mike Cirino Joanne Coffey Lisa Comella Debbie Conii Jeff Corbin Anneiie Corio Rick Corsilio Jacqueline Coiion Cnris Cross Vicki Culoiia Karen Curl Jim Daiessanaro Rob Darby Wayne Davis Andrea DeCarbo Suzanne DeFranco Pairie DeGennaro Tom DeLauro Tony DeLisio Todd Delnosiro Don DeMuTn Tom De-Nicola Rose DeNigris Barb DiBarToiomeo Rick DiBiasio Karen Dicker Marilyn DiFranco Joe DiLelIio Sopnomores 459 People din - har Bonnie Dinger Mali DiSanio Regina Diulus Andrea Diven Sue Dowe Dawnmarie Dowling Mike Drop Mike DuBois Tracey Duffy Jim Durkin Cryslal Duvall Siacey Eggers Eric Endrulas Maria Evangelisfa Jason Eyler Greg Fanracone Debbie Faren Tony Farinacci Bill Farren Bernadine Fedor Liz Feinberg Andrea Ferranie Jim Ferranie Stacey Finerman Dan Finucan Brian Fleishman Barr Flynn Ron Fornaro Dan Forsch Joanna Francis Bob Fulrz Mary Gabanic Jim Gadomski Rick Gagliardo Rob Gambalesa Gia Gambaiese Len Gasbarrino Mike Gallo Ann Gaydos Margarei Giallombardo Joe Goeiz Michele Goeiz Darlene Goldy Kelly Golinar Kelly Gore Ed Graves Sharon Gray Jay Green Don Greenwood Sue Grimm Lisa Grzybowski Jackie Guarino Dan Guerrini Ron Gura Kym Gyure Erich Halemba Arnie Hallai Joe Hamor Jon Hanson Lisa Hanson Dan Harris John Harrsen Bob Harwood 460 Sophomore-s - sophomores Spd I -9. KL if ik ,N h ,: Edgy L 'G r ' LL L li M fi- .fc L, L...,:: ,LQQf.:E'L 1 K LL rLL.r S LL A Gm -LL i g . by L, f Luk . gg L Nfijffzfgfgw ,,I.Z3fQjg.lR J -it Clilffr Lili f- if r.s.L,.rwl X ,.Lr Q, . - 5 5 - - Lg Iii-sig ? 6, LL K, f -me 1 L L ,Q wg? Ll L mx L D 1 in ' vw -A ' E X kr L - l- xl Li ks D J .-xx L ,.Lmf-fc S 2 frm Q .. g LLLL A L Q L S I n LLL L g LLLL gg g 1. lg, rrr 0 rw. g .L G i t 'L-. Ei ' UL, I ' V U 0 Q' A 'ffm if 'Silk ini. , I in Q :ai 1 il LLLLLL L K uc' LLLLL L 5 LLLLL K 0 'H' -- ' ' fi, I 'L SL . X g L Y Efix - ii ,I L -vs K 'QQ' Q5 K K ' . ' :lf I ff,:'- X 1 rf kixw X L .L LL 5 W fi-L - . L. - v5 H J L ' l',L' L L N A k kxkk Q L L,:... L E K 3 L X if g Q55 5 L W ii' M 3 xi: G' L Liiyrii 1 LL-in ' People 5 V r X ,L 4. 2:-, : L g I I Q ' 1 su., . 'DLL Q. M.. L t.-. sophomores - HCIT - ioC Q: Whdt's more mind-boggling thon Chemistry homework? Whot's more humbling thon hoying on older sibling with o 4.78 overoge? VVhot's more frustroting thon woiting for thot speciol someone to coll? A, A Rubik's cube. True frustrotion comes from ottempting to find just one solution out of the 5 trillion-plus possible combinotions. QAdmit it - Most of you were thrilled to get one side rightg Eoch of us spent more hours thon we would core to ddmit experimenting CHD- DLINGQ with thot infernol piece of swiyeling pldstic. And how mony of us hod the experience of sitting ocross from some smirking whiz kid who floshecl through dll six colors in 26 seconds? None of these geniuses cloimed to hove reod ony of the solution books, of course. We tried, but never got beyond poge three. QAre you sure those books ore not written in Hungorion?p Life finds mony woys to moke us feel like dummies. Did we reolly need one more reminder? Out of sheer desperotion, most of us ended up tdking thot sucker oport, or peeled off the colors ond reploced them in the right combinotions, or simply bribed thot whiz kid to let us in on his secret. Then, ofter mony proctice runs, we proceeded to sit ocross from some poor unsuspecting rookie ond dozzled him with our own genius SMIRKED. And, yes, we is' fff W .- 94 Q14 . if i 3 224. jf qw I Q , I J :af :sb EA gf W ' gl ' '11 1.5. .A V ZI:iZ,, , gg Q J' I H if f sy in v U F K4 M I . V if . I s 25.1 ivf - W 2 Qi hp ff' ' 1 . A K i- Pdt Hothwoy Donno l-Iowkins John i-loydu Debbie i-leksch Sheilo I-lelmick Joonno Herbik Liso Hoegler Joe l-loffmon Ddrilyn Holtz Tino Hood lylory Ann Hoon Tom Hornyok Geoff Hughes Corol l-lumonchuk Rob locofono Tino locovone Ido Ioniro Jill lonni Amir lbrohim Silvono lgndzzitto Mike locccr Sophomores 164 People iap - FTICC Lisa loppolo Eugene lvancic Maryann lvanlcky Rob Jay Margerel Jurcisek Ben Kadis Sheryl Kamis Bill Kandrac Nancy Lee Therese Keldel Adam Kemelhar Al Keplner Sieve Keverline Pai Kilrain Karin Kirkham Mike Kochevar Steve Kooney Dave Korver Michelle Kosinski Theresa Kollarsic Marla Kowil Tom Kramcsak Jill Kravilz Scoll Krelling Colleen Krelz Rhonda Kukla Connie Kups Theresa Kurila Tim Lackner Mary Lou Lajeunesse Mike Lally Brenda Lamiell Nick Lanese Mike Lansky Chris LaPore Chrisllne Laskin Jean Leddy Russ Leiden Dennis Leonelli Paul Leonelfi Sandy Leppelmeler Dave Liberman Paul Liberman Michelle Lieberman Chuck Linderman Tracy Lipp Jolene Liuzzo Jaroline Long Joel Long John Longo Christina Malchow Krisla Malmquisl Gina Malone Kim Maneri Maria Mancini Tony Maniglia John Marino Julie Marous John Marlin Chris Mallock Jackie McCandish Mike McCartney Sharon McClain 462 Sophomores - sophomores s.. R ,S sg sri M., :W gl, uf X -. fi 1 , l in ,A an , W T V V 2 my , if vw-P 5 'f fl H ' ' 4 ,, ii, 5 Le, ii , ,V T ' THR ,ii , ' -W-ff ' ' x ' lli' 6 gy -TV ,f ,, . K ',,. , 4- V Q ' -- , , ,, . . V ' ?Tf ,, I Q . :LE 'i f ag 'N . L - iii aiii ' isiii fifksssfsf' T L Q, ,V 5 W ei f,,,i V 531: ' M- Jie- eps. 9. Q L . bf 1-Q -' S XXX N ii 'fl -i ' t ,,,, T ,T . if , , I L i iw ,K Q 1 L il, X 1 ,L m 2 Q i L x gi if Aff. M we s f 42 is 0 A 'TY dir N Pb People ! sophomores - i fs , - Dem ITICK - Jim MoKenney Willo McLdTchie Tom McNeely A ,T Liso McSToy Liso McToggorT N Srocey Meors Elmer Mekker if ,Q i r 1 A .4 ir. lf 5 Ag . Shoron Mellon 4 Wi y Z Som Mercurio 'Q V 7, 'V i-. ' Andred Miller , , r I , A ' ' Jeff Miller -'ff My T T M KurT Miller Q T T 'Q , ', Q Meg Miller , 52 3 is ' Nodine Miller 41- X'-9 ririlr li 2 V4 Vi T T Sue Mooney Regina Mormile Brion Moss y Tony Mounsey T Monico Mrdzik 7 Don Murroy T Karen Nemec We heor so much obouT conoer in This oounTry ThoT mosT people ore surprised when Told ThoT heorT diseose is sTill The number one killer. AT one Time or onoTher, mosT of us will be dffeoTed by This Terrible killer in one woy or onoTher, Becduse iT ofTen coTohes iTs vicTims by surprise iT is neoessory ThoT dll of us be prepored To help Those sTrioken wiTh heorT seizures, wheTher They ore reloTives or ToTdl sTrongers. The CPR. Troining ThoT we receive from heolTh insTrucTors Miss Hlovocek, Miss Greenes, ond Mr. BooTh goes o long woy Toword preporing us To quickly come To someone's ossisTohoe. CerTifiodTion from The Amerioon l-leorT AssooioTion or The Red Cross is only received ofTer exTensive prooTioe wiTh o porTner os well os going solo. Mony of us felT ThoT prooTioing on 'lAnhie wos eiTher gross or humorous, buT ThoT Hkiss of life mighT be needed on our lips some doy in The fuTure. Sophomores 163 People ner ' TUU - sophomores Our dnnudl UniTed Woy compdign Took pldce during The monTh of OcTober. Over d period of eighT ddys we roised d ToTol of S2000. ThdT dmounT for surpdssed The S987 ThoT we collecTed in The foil of 4980. The mosT generous homeroom dT edch grdde level vvos soon rewdrded vviTh Bdskin-Robbins' sundoes. Our leoding homerooms, lVlr. Popelkds 9-8, lvlr. SdnTord's 40-42, Mrs. Puin's 44-4, ond Mr. RoTh's 42-40, mdnoged To consume 42 gollons of ice-creom Topped wiTh 8 pinTs of chocoldTe syrup. The money vve dondTed is used by UniTed Wdy To did numerous socidl dgencies ThroughouT The greoTer-Cleveldnd dred. We cerToinly con be proud of The TdcT ThdT we incredsed our dondTions by 4001, over The previous yedr. lT's on even gredTer feeling knowing ThdT vve've helped mdny people. ., gf V, -MC-I-M . L .E 4 L Qs, 5' fe A 833517: f WY iw. 75544 Q i Cqrl Nerone Mdrk Newmcn Chris Newsome . W Bob Novdk ' ' Rich O'Connell Debbie Olson STeve Orloff fs: is 5. ,. l' M . Q f lash .is' rsi 2 Egfr. X8-f Z T Tino Oroveis Bob Pdlmer STeve PopoTTo Michelle Porise Andy Peko Mdrid Peiuso Sol PerconTl Krisiin Perry AniTd PesTino AnneTTe PesTino g Suzdnnd Peiermdn . Tony PeTro Q Rdlph Phillips Morio Piano Nm f Q PQT Picciano V 4 Jdckie Picicci 4 Rich Pinkovd T A A Donno PinTo Joyce Pirie Ed Pishkuld RiTd Pollseno Nolo Popik Lynley PreviTe PdTTy Pryor Vince PuIeTTi Rick RomdccidTTi W Denny Rosh Rob Rauch '9.'. Hg, r 'fi . iv, ww :E W f Ad 5 V 1 1 ?'s . B N is.. fi . yi X T 'iz TM 4 1 . T 1 2 2 , is , ,K . , ..,,. . . , . Q . mx .ll , , -' ,. ' . 4, JW - 4' . . .M- 'fi i rr. . . X Z.. T 1 ef I W A xXx I f' 2 , A-. ' X V . 1-' .-...f-- ' .. U I. Y I . V? -.v. M r ML - ET Aw . sl.. ' . If 1 .-1.- Vi . T- V V, is 4641 Sophomores People . 2,6 ,A i A f If sz' ! 1' ff ff 4 , Jas zz, 1 asv' e A A In 5-157345 ' sophomores - TGC n 's- Sil E1 , , f ff ,l X , LV I, x Q If A x f 5 Iz- ',,, ' S M if fs 7 an .V ,M xl' 0 W ff a ,C X K 2 . Q ,, ia R ' A 4 , Y' . ' , . N.: M l ,, g ii K . -fr Q S , fr ii hy, Q V- A' we K X x ,f K f , Roy Recchio Erlko Reimer Rich Reihke Dioho Rickord Jim Ridihger Doug Rilzel Eric Roberlsoh Eric Roessler Liz Rollo Doro Rosehblum Gregg Rosehblum Tlho Rossi Cheryl Rouzer Llso Rubin Sol Ruggeri Mork Solzihger Kim Sohdy .iocklyh Schorloil Mork Schlkowskl Vikki Schmidr Colhy Schhobel Moll Schreiber Bill Schulz Mike Schworiz Mike Sedor Jeff See Mike Sferrozzo Beth Shibko Cheri Shields Noreen Shlrozi Chuck Shooks Eric Shullz Lyhh Sllverberg Scoll Silvermoh Jill Silversleih Soohomores 465 People SKU - VSV -' sophomores Phil Skufco 7 . if W Fronk Smisek Z . , if A ' A ScoTT Sofer ,, Q --- ,fs T X' T Cindy Sopnicor ig T , s 4 1.5 T, , 4 o, 2 T, Mike Sorenson 2 V ScoTT Spreng sl , T , T .l -1 ir T . ll f Eric STorkmon is A ' KL11 ' T . Tir- w Q 3 rl: .ii rages is John STQTD T T I! JOY STecker mf is Mike STerle Lee STrncid John Sulik ' ie f'i ' T ' Deon SuTTer Gory Svobodo I vvlii E g PSQQV T699 A is Michelle TdrsiTono Zi H , L H 'T Phoebe Thorpe V T , ,N f T J! -:W Chris Tldbclll 0 ., I it I f 4 ivrargorer Tilly J T T , T Mory Joy Tryby V if -'T Joson TurcoTTe AN 8 -lx, ' S Vol Vongor G-roce VonNess Andy Voro PodeTh Gi Veemoro Chuck VenTro 4 T ' Rose VeVerko I T. fi- X xi' ., Monico Umlond ZNEVT 5 . if 5 argl, J Fl'T.1u.fvJ' M Open l.eTTer To Mr. Treu: Don'T give up your ideo for The Donce MdroThon. MosT yeorly TrodiTions in This school wenT Through yeors of revisions before being perfecTed. We feel This opplies To your creoTive ideo for o MoroThon. The ideo wos o good one, buT obviously iT needs some revisions if iT ever is To become o TrodiTion. Moy we offer some suggesTions'? QM: Do noT schedule This evenT ofTer o fooTboll gome. Trying To compeTe wiTh The McDohold's scene is o losing proposiTion ofTer o fooTboll gome. +22 Toke o good look oT The picTure of Todd Angelo on These poges. ThoT wos shopped oT 2 o.m. Todd hod his pillow ouT olreody, buT The donce wos scheduled To losT for 24 more hours. Todd didn'T moke iT. QMoybe o moximum of eighT hours would be more reolisTic.j 4963: ForgeT The 'lTommy Dorsey Type of bond. When poTenTiol porTiciponTs peeked inTo The gym ond sow ThoT 4940's bond, They heoded for McDonolds. +A: l-love The MoroThon in The Q-40 cofeTerio, The dcousTics in ThoT gym ore impossible. 465: Hove your bond members plon nexT yeor's evenT - noT Their porenTs. sfo: Publiclze The evenT! Only o holf-heorTed oTTempT wos mode This yeor. We honesTly hope ThoT your ideo doesn'T go by The woyside os mony oThers hove. Some of The picTures on This spreod copTured The enThusiosm, energy, ond poTenTiol for fuTure moroThons. UnforTunoTely, The picTures olso copTured procTicolly oil Those who porTicipoTed This yeor. NexT yeor will be differenT. Sincerely, THE YEARBOOK STAFF 466 Sophomores People gm? 4 MI cw 'Q x we -y v af, 2 'Jw A s sophomores - WOT 51 N ,Q 4 ' QW M ' Y , f vw ' . W ' Bi o Q Q ' r x A V . W - 37, yi V y v ' ' vzzaj e r F t I ,V N, WZ. N Zi ,K,,... lk A hw 1 'QL' i be V,V 'N ,A I V' L W, V' ,f 4 so . M iz K 5 ' f 2 Vg M 125 ff W ,X W . was is W Nr x rx ff 2 I ,,, x V V A, W K , L' T - f I ',,,,W J Q N Q M A 1:5 :az 5 f N ' frm. Q75 , , zim Liso Worner Noreen Woxmon Carol Woymon Dove Webb Cnrls Weber Liso Weidenrnol Jeff Weinberg Luci Weisenbocn Kim Weller Steve Werrmon Bilr Wenger Scott Werner Corlo Wnecnley Soon Wnirmer Bruce Willioms Terri Willioms Ron Wiliioms Hoily Wirnerire Tom Wrobleski Rob Xovier Tony Zimmer Z7 Sopnomores 467 People Cibl' - bI'O -freshmen Som Broun Mike Breslin Dovid Brick Kelly Brown Somoniho Brown Debbie Abrioni Morrin Ackley Chris Agresio Louis Aiioio Jerry Alfmon Tony Alvorez Fronk Alvorez Nickle ArT'1C1TO AnTonieTTo Andreoni ' ' Eric Andrews Mike Angie Gino Anionelli Denise Argeni Koren Argeni Koihy Ailogovich Koihieen Ausperk Jonoihon Boko Jim Borber Liso M. Bouer Liso R. Bouer Heidi Boxley Michelle Beor Moro Benjomin Seon Bergin Sieve Berman Denise Bernosky Eric Bishop Debbie Blessing Louro Borchers Veroniko Borsos Q 53 is I A ir, E: yu-I 1 HE 5 ,I f, W , , ,Q 3 , Hm- 'vf - -H. A fm Y qi 59' sg., My X ui 2 x ,f f X, if i is,s ,X Q W, if E, ylr mi I B ,yi i i sro 'I il X h , fiaib.. i 3 4 sr, Q A. 7 Z1 1 or ,V - s Q is z vi i g. A if .. 2 P V , A T ,. , L.. iw: L 'M ' 2' ' Q , i I f In 3 ,im iw a, ' , ' fn , 4 ' ' 'Q ,, 1 A , if i',i ' x' r tw' is If i -X fi W. A A f ,', V I i i..i .i w f f 1 2 5 x I A 1' ri HL 'Fx r' 5- 4 J 2 ' 7 8 s. 9 4554 5 X 1 N 468 Freshmen FRESHIVIEN CLASS OFFICERS Siooey Perkul - Soirii Coordino- Tor, Boro Woiiers - Treosurer, iyiorio Dileno - Soirii Cooroino- Tor, Loird Wynn - Presicieni Jockie Colomino - Secreiory and Randy Kolin - vice-l Presioeni. People ,W A 5 -W., L. W' ' 7',L - , '. H lun, M' ' igi f'f V,,,,, Vg Ailiighwbwlax f frA- I 'V fi ' B , Q T if lx I nv7VA ir ,. afgr 1 Vrky, 'EX I if . A las ss T ml. i ki T . E,,. .V ,n, 1 ' 715, if A ., I A, y l 1 :W 'Q 'Ml ating N I A ogg ZVVV . ' 1 T -- - f , , iw K T W r 55 . ' 5 , ,, Tl h ? ' ef M: Ze an :',, ss K L 1 I I f 5 N 3 , LQ- KN- uf Nfl Nj T l l l fl V, fV..VV I I :ff Y , x , A L all I - 4 V WQW'b 'swf 7:13 is Q' if B' T E I 'V I:, , ,,, v , y freshmen - DTO - cluf Virginia Brown Jeanne Browngaral Dave Brzezinski Mark Brzezinski Bill Buehner Bob Burch Larry Bushie Greg Burls Bernard Byrne Alana Calabrese Dave Campbell Tim Carney Tony Casiro Anna Calalano Bob Callerall Paul Cefararll Pam Chihil David Chon Tony Cicora Andrew Clark Greg Cohen Jackie Colomina Lisa Comella Ann Marie Connors Kris Conslanllne Emanuele Conli Joe Corbo Val Corba Dan Coschia Greg Cosfablle Lisa Cousllllac Ea Crockell Shawn Cross Helen Cuaich Tony Culolla Sabina Cusmal Janelle Daher Tom D'AgosTino Laura D'Angelo Kim Davis Dennis Dawson Mike DeBalTzo Sean Deegan Tony DeCarlo Tom Delaney Chris DePenTi Karen Dercole Linda Derkacs Felicia DeSanlis Domenic DeSciscio Rose Ann Deserio Dave D'Eusanio Lisa DlDonaTo Bruno DiFranco Maria DiLalla Maria Dileno Janel DiSanTis Lisa DiSanlo Michelle Dome Teresa Donia Allison Dowe Desiree Doyle Kalhleen Duffy Freshmen 469 Peopm dza - kCIC Phil Dzanko Eric Eber Pele Engoglia Ed Enyedy Alan Escoii Kim Eizler Rosanne Eville Bob Farinacci Anfhony Foiica Liso Faiico Mike Ferranie Ed Ferris Tim Ferriiio Jim Firmeni Jim Fiiiipaldi Cindy Forrisrell Ann Morie Francioso Jennifer Freeman Lisa Friedmon Tammy Fryer Poi Fyfe Cheryl Goeia Karhy Galinac John Gaspar Peggy Gaspar Tommy Gallo SCOTT Geer Rachel Gersren Heidi Goldrick Laura Goldsieih Dah Gore Mike Grady Mary Ann Grapo Keldur Greene Ken Greer Sam Grida Tim Griffith Joel Gulko Mike Gyure David Hahn Mike Hasio Mindy Hecey Jenny Hein Julie Hein Rich Hess Amy Hiscoii Mari Hoehnen Robert Holtz Donna Hopeck Debbie Horn Kelly Horvaih Corol Hrabak Paul Hrics Ann Hubbell Jenny Hughes Linda laniro Fronk lgnazziiro Shoron Janca Tim Jeunneiie Dave Johnson Wayne Johnson Lisa Jones John Kochline 17Q Freshmen freshmen v. . L5 I F X f l S ss T so 'X i 'I I l K X . I N A ff . X S Li . sw: - Y sf' A A X .JP w X 3? 2 , af f .. .- x 1 ,X I, A s , 'fig 'VF A ' Q Zi, 5 Q YQ F J ,, i 1 L, 'f J 1. s H L ' ga' ,- A , X .. .:- as : A QQ' ,- I i rfxflfff' If ,. 5 K 5 w ,.. r ' ' in ii -' ' 5 -N x ' EN X XR W A -'K X J, 'Q i ' , .r:. , . 5 :-k 5, 1 , -5 'Q . sv V w, F J. or 2 so f X T f M of 5 if T i i s, ., . A N I n al? ga Affli. Q 5 ' l x - - ., E' X Li, vw E if x I K - ,t . V F A Vgig Q Q M ' ik a ' X I l dx , -F sl X G R . .,,:. . .. , is I . F iffw f ' klxx F J.. i ii.. - ' 'I il T T l J People 's vi ' s , 5A,, 'iff a is I Q 1' i Q3 Q if Q: Wg iii K aa' 4' W If iq L sf K 'vw freshmen - ,L E if if Ti E ,K s ' 'I ft., L A A Jr . ,, . if qi' f P x P T. ' '- T 'T' g5l2i'ig,r 5 his , ' T. R Tl r4'1:fi:'v-iff, 2 . Q ,, ker - lee Doug KerTesz Pam KesT Jeff Kikel Mark Kikel Joe Kim Elizabefh King Werner Kirchoff Roland Klein Kim Kline Eileen Koches Randy Kolin Jill Kolinsky Brad Kollus Connie Kowalcyk Phil Kozell Debbie Krus Donna Krych Frank Kups Dave Kurila Dan Lally WalT Landow Eric Langus Sharon LaPore Willie Lal'?iccia Cary Laughlin Mike Lawson Kim Leacy Helen Lee X-.. By Tradifion, sTudenTs Throughouf hisTory have broughT apples To school for Their Teachers. In The lasT few years The Mayfield Board of EducaTion has decided To also geT inTo The apple-giving business. When These APPLES were delivered, They were slighTly less Than a dozen in number buT capable of bushelsful of work. Since Their arrival, The 'll APPLES have conTribuTed To The involvemenT of compuTers in aImosT every faceT of our life here aT Mayfield. VVheTher They are being used as insTrucTional eauipmenT for our eighf CompuTer I and four CompuTer ll classes: defermining weekly aThleTic eligibiliTy: or keeping invenTory of bond and fooTball uniforms, our compuTers have shown Their versaTiliTy. Remember ThaT if you wish To polish your APPLE skills - l-lunT, Smifh, and Glove are usually open for business. PS. Our GLOVE is The besT APPLE polisher in The compuTer business. Freshmen 471 People lem - ITICC Ask Mom if you can look Through her high school yearbook. See if you can find any picTures of Mom in gym class. We're beTTing ThaT you won'T find any. Why? ln Those days, Taking a picTure of a young woman in her bloomers was noT considered To be in 'lgood TasTe. BLOOMERS? Yes, ThaT's whaT your mom probably wore To gym. The only people who were allowed To wifness female gym classes were oTher females. The ideas of having a male Teacherg sharing classes wifh boys: and wearing only T-shirTs and shorTs would have senT your moTher's generaTion inTo apoplexy. Mom's elecTives in gym were probably as varied as our are. BuT soccer and fooTbalI were definiTely considered To be l'unfeminine. Those acTiviTies were Taboo for young women. Even M.D's admonished young women from engaging in such sTrenuous acTiviTies, They preached ThaT girls weren'T sTrong enough To play full-courT baskeTball, and ThaT They weren'T builT for such Things as fooTball and soccer. Can you imagine whaT They would have said abouT girls pushing welghTs on a NauTilus'? Don'T you wonder whaT our daughTers will be doing in Their gym classes in The year 2040? is freshmen Dave Lembo MarTy Leonardi T Ben Lerner 11' ll' T 3 Z, I' Ron LeTTofsky gg, ' :yy ji - , q igs-Q, Wilbur Lo ' ,I , Lucio Lombardo s H Mi 'ex 1 ' Pam Long L X X X Y 6 PeTe Long TT Dan Lucas is ' Mike Lucci 2-Y S . ,. Barb Lupo ' , A f T , ' Lisa Maisel Nick Malinskl Grazino Mondafo Jim Maneri Frank Manfrey Reno Marino Anna Markelow Todd Marxen Dave Masino Gus MasTronardi Vince MaTTicoli Debbie Mafuska Debbie Mazor Joe Mazzocco Mike Mazzocco I V:VVA,,,, , V'4, Laura McCracken ' ' T Sam McCracken 472 Freshmen People T ll A Q' T '1 N rliif ,sk , A ff I 1 ' ug? ..., i 'y 1 gift if , quill' 1 ' freshmen - TTTCK - SCICl x . LX T ik v is - i n A ' ' is T i..,x if P 5 ' S if ' W Q ' ' 9 - at .Q fxw X g L X Xp, 'NRE' , . ss' i L e mi, L f -ss: - N , , xx.. kd. M. s ,vs QI, i tif' NL .X V X Tx ,A as X fffliflkrifflli L lx K -...an i K'.-'L X .s :., , . AEE fgkiixi ,ss kiki . A 1' 'Psa My S L -5 S L ll . f n. ii fi. 2 'Z - 5' ' s i sg! ll f i rs lx XA 3 . Lf fj s .,., I if ,fy Y X . if. l , l . ff ,A ,, A i l K as T fi i X .4 5- gg T is 'Q' S L- Lfix. , f l .. I l s Q L S .5 f-. P :': . L X ll? 3 AmKA N' A h K 'P -, .. ' li Q' ,s ,ii . 'M .- . Q . ' i . Z 'A L - L , f I ,A 1 ., x ii , ifffl s- L 1 g A K... 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L , x s L sf ,T f T ffl I -:if?iEEaZ!5'i. ik S .fb V: ' g sr P Adrienne McKenney Scoil Mckenzie Berh McNally Carrie McNuITy Jason Mears Bridgelfe Melinz Paiiy Melocik Bill Menzalora Laurie Mikolay Michaelene Millie Debbie Miller Riia Mllra Lina Moissis Cheryl Molnar Roseann Monaslero Kaihy Moore Frank Nagy Gary Newsome Nancy Nicholls Rebecca Niece Mike Norris Tony Olivo Scar Orloff Sieve Page Chris Papouras Greg Paris Scofl Parks Tony Paiii Kelly Peacock Leslie Pearlman Ed Pekarek Hileri Penn Siacey Perkul Ben Pesuli Sue Philiou Bob Piano Mike Pishkula Bob Plavney Frank Polisena Dawn Polizzi Dominique Polo Sally Polomsky Ron Price Darrin Prinzler Sue Prygo Joe Ranyak Dave Raskin Mary Razzanle Darlene Reminder Mike Relino Mall Rhodes Lisa Ricchino Sharon Richardson Lori Riga Ron Rogerson Tammy Rose Sieve Rosen l-lalli Rolh Mike Roih Tim Rudnick Jennifer Rusnak Jim Sadar Tim Sadar Freshmen 4 7 3 People Sold - web Cheryl Sadowski Kelly Saige Jodi Sandler Kevin Sandy Karen Sawyer Sharon Sawyer Dan Saxe Carlo Sbrocco Chrisiine Scheuring Frank Schiciano Carol Schiff Slacey Schnabel Anlhony Schneider Jason Schrago Selh Schwariz Juliella Sciulla Bob Scruggs Jeff Seaman Frances Sedar Chris Sepic Sieve Shamrock Mary Lynn Shaw Mike Shima Audrey Simmons Scoil SimoneT'ra Scarf Sirkin Tiffany Silvers Kaihleen Snyder Marlin Snyder Gary Soble Caryn Socoloff Analoli Sokolski Dave Somogyi Karla Spechl Sherri Spehar Keilh Spring Caihy Siopek Ursula Sullivan John Swansinger Karen Sylvesier Mike Synk Frank Szep Anlonella Tamburro Mike Temesi Carolyn Templar Chris Tokich Deanna Tozzi Sieve Trager Kim Tropf Alicia Tucker Frank Turk Pam Turk Jill Turner Cindy Tyler Bill Venfra Brel Vinocur Chris Vojiicek Cheryl Waisure Barb Walters Ray Waliers Veronica Watson Barb Wayman Jaaueline Weber 1741 Freshmen freshmen Q , ff,VV- s,,, I :xv zll A L gf L.',.- 5 I s 1,5 X G Ai,,,V X 7' lll If ' if vi r.li' r fi T J 'lrrl fi! 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WheTher you're o freshmon or senior, jock or burn-ouT, proin or bum - dll ore welcome oT lVlcDondlds. Clidues do noT exisT in This esToblishmenT. Grode levels ore forgoTTen. Everyone here enjoys edch oTher. All of This would noT be possible wiThouT The cooperoTion ond encourdgemenT of lvlr, Philiou, The monoger. We would like To Toke This opporTuniTy To Thonk lvlr. Philiou for fosTering on oTmosphere ThoT encourdges us To reTurn. WiThouT you ond your sToff, mdny of our weekends would pe BLAH. swf N 'Dt 5 , 1. ' M ,T 4 rr. 'U fiyr, . .. q, W, wr-I Tl 0 h 'gr as ' 1 'Qs A -W' 3 3 r N Roger Young Mory Grace Zogdro Len Zorlinsky ' Vidd Zdvddsky Joonne Zullo Kfiil es Tom Weber Amy Weiss Jolyon Welsh Amy Wenger lvldrk Wexler Liso WinTeregg Julie Wisch Jeff WiTTels Sdndy Wolk BeTTy Woodie Pom Wunsch Loird Wynn Phil Yocopucci Mike Yonkovic Freshmen 475 People E M... w , mx N ffl, ,.,! ' K 1 mx I3 476 Dedicohon N i X M X, ig SX ms, .- 'N People YOUR TURN IT is no exaggerafion To say ThaT Thousands of people have been Touched by John Szuhay in his classes, plays, audiences, and bull sessions. ThaT Touch, Though genTle, became indelible. He reaches our souls and makes each one of us feel like we are cenTer sTage in his eyes. This is one, rare human being. Rare and gifTed, Too. Nowhere is Mr. Szuhay's genius more evidenT Than when he becomes Mr. DirecTor. WaTching him mold nervous, TheaTrical novices inTo confidenT, enThusiasTic performers is an experience To behold. The process is never easy. SiTTing in his chair, Mr. ON STAGE Szuhay pushes, pulls, cajoles, yells, argues, encourages, Teases, and demands our besT. Each finished, successful producT IS Mr. Szuhay, The curTain has yeT To close. The play of This man's life is TiTled ULOVEX' He is The performer, direcTor, and producer all wrapped in one. And we, his audience, marvel, learn, grow, and applaud. There is no way ThaT we could Thank you for ALL ThaT you have given us, Mr. Szuhay. You have given yourself. The dedicaTion of This MAYFIELDER is our inadeauaTe, buf sincere, way of giving you ourselves. Dedicafion 177 People SCHQCDL BCARD and CENTRAL OFFICE Mr. Charles Burchard School Board President Mr. Eric Brown School Board Mrs. lrene Kay School Board Mrs. Emily McCartney School Board Mr. Joseph Campanella School Board Dr. Robert Stabile Superintendent of Schools Mr. John Moore Curriculum Director Mr. Hal Smith Director of Personnel Mr. Robert Battisti Special Services Mr. Robert Baker Clerk-Treasurer Mr. Lawrence Logsdon Business Manager Miss Mary Ann Kozich Community Affairs SERVING All too often we hear of the ME generation in America: those individuals who lead solitary lives while wearing blinders. They don't and never will want to get involved. Such was never the case with Mr. Ted Moses. For the 32 years that he was a Mayfield Heights resident, Ted Moses left a significent impact upon his community. The Mayfield Heights Little League, the Mayfield Heights Bicentennial Committee, and our School Board are just a few of the organizations that greatly benefited from the unselfish leadership of this man. In serving as a board member for the fa' ,:- f f. .. .2 .W Q GTI-IERS last 42 years, Mr. Moses played a leading role in developing the Millridge Center for the Hearing Impaired. Few realize that this program serves 26 school districts and was recently voted the outstanding program of its type in our entire nation. Whether it was helping to develop curriculum or working to implement bond or levy campaigns, Mr. Ted Moses was always stepping to the forefront to maintain a position of leadership that set the standard for others. His loss will only serve to remind us of what each of us is truly capable of. lt's the giving that makes a community, and Mr. Moses gave us more than most, 478 School Board - Central Office People ADIVIINISTRATICJN Mr. James Mollenkopf ' Principal Mr. Wayne Farlnacci Assistant Principal Mr. Jack Fear ,,,.N on Z i Vocational Principal Mr. Paul Sabatlno Assistant Principal Vlr. Charles Walukas Associate Principal 'Y' C0 X Our new track became official once board member Emlly McCartney cut the ceremonial ribbon. Those of you who think that Board Meetings lack their lighter moments need only check out the faces of Mr. Walukas and Mr. Mollenkopf. Administration 4 79 People Mrs. Barbara Atwater Clerk-Stenography Mr. Charles Beach Athletic Director Miss Geraldine Beach Business Education Mr. Charles Benbow Industrial Arts Mrs. Devra Berkowitz Physical Therapist Mrs. Barbara Bernheimer English Mrs. Nancy Bird Secretary Mrs. Elsie Blazek Secretary-Bursar Mrs, Deborah Booth Librarian Mr. Jeffrey Booth Physical Education - Health MVS. FBIT1 Borland English Mr. John Boursseau Psychologist Mrs. Elizabeth Burnham Secretary Mrs. Lee Cohen Voc. Home Ec. Mr. Sam Cala Counselor Miss Gail Chensoft Special Education Mr. Joseph Chilbert Voc. Counselor Mrs. Clara Chokenea Secretary Mrs, Linda Chopra Librarian Mr. David Choraas Social Studies Mr. Frank CIkOCh OWE Mr, Michael Crowe Accounting Mrs. Ella D'Ailesandro Aide-Hearing lmparied Mr. James Dasher Learning Disabilities Mrs. Ernie DeCaprlo Secretary Mrs. Tulia DeFoy Business Education Miss Barbara Demming Hearing Impaired Mr. Richard Dimmock OWE Mr. Timothy Donoughue Mathematics Mr. James Doubrava Social Studies an V .f ':-' - --. ' : N' I 1: 3 f . M . ,. M Q in f L 5 3 if 'viii xiii. I . .. , ' fig :Jr 1 1 E V LV ,V i-fr 5-HLVV... ,., 4 QV? ,4 ,ts if' H 1 f Q s if f f 35 i A ., .,. , ' ur ,H ima-Q - D1 J .i r 4 'L lk-.mi r, . fir .lf XKMWW VV V V . . Q . . rr ' .. ' M fs . fr? W M fb f A r -,ig ' - A A 'iff-ffff ' .-.'.?E3Zm.:::::::EE' 'L 'f '- ' n r W. . . . ,if y 1 ,W .. . VV V V Sfe WUQM 'ss game iz. , Ji' ' ' I ,.'wr l wif is V . VVV ' 2 ny 4-v -' . V! . , V. . . . w as . ft' 221 ' fi 1. . ' .L .Q .r rs - .-s.' H' 1 ' f y . 4. -ei .'.-, 480 Faculty - Staff People Cs Sr fl . WE QT xg rf? ml! Mr. Charles Dougherfy Science Mrs Jill Drehs Music Mrs Marfha Fedor Foreign Language Mr. Edward Ferris OWE Mrs. Pafrlcia Ferris Job Placemenf Mrs Susan Fulmer Hearing impaired Ms. Anna Gorris Counselor Mrs. Chris Geise Learning DlsablliTies Mr James Gerard ArT Mr. Richard Glove MaThemaTics Mr. Dave Goddard English Mr Ray Goe Media Services Mrs Ellen Graham Secrefary Miss Lynn Greenes Physical Educaflon - Healfh Mrs. Sally HagsTrand Social Sfudles Any sTudenT or alumnus of Mayfield High School for The lasT 22 years who does noT remember Mrs. Jan Harris has led a raTher shelTered and unobTrusive life. l-le has never been ill and had To call home: he probably never goT a T'see me from his counselor: and he never had To sTroll inTo our Q-40 office To geT a deTenTion for being laTe To school or To class. Through all of This, Mrs. l-larris has been an oasis of kindness for anyone in need of a pleasanT smile in a momenT of frusTraTion. Since 4964, Mrs. Harris has had The job of seeing To The mulTiTude of reauesTs from boTh sTudenTs and Teachers. lf ThaT vvasn'T enough To keep her busy, she has for all These years been secreTary To The 9-40 counselors. Like Those counselors, she served as a moTher or close friend To comforT us uhTil someone from home came To our aid. Mrs. Harris reTires aT The conclusion of This school year To be vviTh her family, especially her grandchildren. This woman and friend who has been such a genTle parT of our being here will Truly be missed by all. FaculTy - STaff 434 People Mrs, Marian Hall Hearing Impaired Mr. Doug Harber Social STudies Mrs, Sue Harlan English Mr. James Harris English Mrs. JaneT Harris SecreTary Mrs. CharIoYTe Harzoff English Mr. Richard Hazelion Foreign Language Mr. James HeTheringTon OWA Mr. Andrew I-lewis Hearing Impaired Miss Susan Hlavacek Physical Educafion Mr. Joseph HousTeau Physical EducaTion Mr. William HunT MaThemaTics Mr. James Jackson lndusTrial Arfs Mr. Lee Johns Social Studies Mr. Richard Johnson Science Mrs. Kim Jordan Reading Mr. Bruce Jurgovan Science Mr. Dale Kain IndusTriaI ArTs Mrs. Virginia Kasper SecreTary Mrs. Clenno Kaye Vocational Drafting fun ww ' .- I iii f Qi , wedged f Z F ff 2 f y I I . VL... .. ,,... ff 5 1 '99 4 'F X avr fp f+7 . 'I- li f E ,1 nf y . X as Tj ,ff sy 3 f .xr W X .. T' V f ff f -Mfg! 'iii V Vi: N . w we a asf s,sw- M55 Q '. V Qi? if ,! jf me . E , I hw. f TW - ' '.w' ycfrmqw. .... .. .lyy ..... Z .,... 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L., 1 is. 'iff Ah. F N Q i. sr. af I X x 3. mx . K - QI: ' ' fr? X A.. 0539 f I gli' , gif 0 5 ss-Q s si e in l Q- R, i Q - g g ., if sf: i ' S We l,,, f' . 1, my N kf'?iL45ZWi?U 'Z l rfilyriii 'XX 'ifqifff - . ' i . ,,.... .. -P- :::: ' is S- 4 31' Mrs. Linda Killed Learning Center Mr. Thomas King Social Studies Mrs. Leona Knox Hearing Impaired Mrs. Jennifer Korosec Learning Center Mrs. Susan Kramer DHO Mrs. Betty Lajeunesse Secretary Miss Louise Lawler Hearing Impaired Mr. Thomas Lodge Industrial Arts Miss Barbara Lukacs Business Education Mrs, Sylvia Maratta Foreign Language Mrs. Janet Mcl-lenry Cosmetology Mr. James McQuaide Business Mr. James Mell Mathematics Miss Carol Messerly Hearing Impaired Mrs. Carmelo Mitra Foreign Language Mr. Byron Morgan Physical Education Miss Maryann Muccio Social Studies Mrs. Alice Nihiser Secretary Mr. Michael Niland Mathematics Mr, Alan O'Janpa Physical Education Mrs. Sheryl O'Kane Science Mrs. Jan Okeson Social Studies Mr. Mike Ostovic Science Mrs. Sheri Paponetti Foreign Language Mr. James Paradise Social Studies Mr. William Peyton Auto Mechanics Mr. Donald Pickersgill Science Mrs. Kay Pitkin Counselor Mr. Joseph Popelka English Mrs. Nancy Prager Secretary Faculty - Staff 483 People Do you remember The very firsT Time you sow one of your elemenTory school Teochers in Fozio's or sTrolIing The oisles of The Richmond Moll? You were propooly os shocked os we were To learn ThoT They had To buy food or ThoT They even wore blue jeans. Too ofTen we sTill ossocioTe our insTrucTors wiTh Their classrooms. Like us, They have families of which They ore on inTegrol porT. They Toke Their children To The movies on SoTurdoy dfTernoon ond reTurn home To mow The lawn or roke leoves ouT To The Tree lown. Yes, They even spend mony hours doydreoming To The sounds of Their fovoriTe Tapes. Seeing Mr. Chordos and his son David should serve as o reminder To oll of us. Beyond being someone's hisTory, science, or mdTh Teocher, our sToff members ore loving moms ond dads who core noT only for The welfore of Their own fomilies, ouT for our fuTures os well. We should core ThoT They do. Mrs Carolyn Price Clerk-STenography Mrs Cindy Puin Clerk Typing Mrs. Paulefie Raburn DHO Miss Nacy Rapaszky CompuTer Accounling Mr. Dennis Rosh Counselor Mr. William Rayer Music Mrs. Margaret Rieck Secretary Mr. Mike Rish Science Mr. Joseph Rody Mafhernofics Mr. Donald Rosifano Social Studies Mr. Carl Rolh Social Sludies Mr. Peier Rusch Eleclronics Mr. Ernie Safran Science Mrs. Jane Sala Work Sfudy Mr. Joseph Sanrora MaThemoTics Q if ,fp :areas .' . n a.. fu . QQGGQ A-0 .' ' 'g'q' Q9 A f ' saqnnsa 0 nn. ' 'J' ' 19 7 Q -P 3 . I T. .i ,, 4' M.: ' 9 Q 1 0 fs , it an , A Qnssaaannnmnmd, ,pas -nf' 'T -an-neo. ,T on 4' ,F x . il is of T. . . - -5 5 Wi w si K. oi .ah ve .., K - . 'ff N3 fi ii ' P : 'i lis- LL l , nl ,. . . X . C E .TT . 5? .E TM' 5 Rx .2 ' ' sf- N ' 93' M : Q Q V., .. C , I .-l . . . . ..... T2 rfgm? Q W . I-if H :SQ Y WT T 1 4841, FoculTy - STCJff People L... 'fx- 1:3 K -- ff ' ' 'i 1' . .X fi . V V P Q N. Ng.. - . 1' .1 .iv Q .X fs? .1 r 5 E- - Q Xe S. fl Q 395 25 1 f Ns i vs ir ...K ,sw S - 'it' r z Q . , 5. M e we .E 'K-ri I may 54 - Ss. ly, I 1 N 5 xg l 1 S 'lk 1 . I it T if 95 if' . 3 ie' Sf if ,,,,.. X. ?2 Mf, sqm b he v 'fq .1 f . ,r ii l 5 l rv . .-3 Mr. Roger Schnoke Social Studies Mr. Charles Seno Foreign Language Mr. Robert Sheridan English Mr, Stanley Siedlecki English Mr. Jeftrey Smith Mathematics Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith English Mrs. Carol Sokol Foreign Language Mrs. Margaret Spanulo Secretary Mr. Carl Speck Counselor Mrs. Valorie Stabile Psychologist Mrs. Adrienne Stanley Hearing Impaired Mr. John Steadman Social Studies Mrs. Connie Steinberg Secretary Mr. Richard Sulc Science Mr. John Szuhay Speech - Drama Mr. Jeffrey Teringo Business Mr. John Teske Cosmetology Mr. David Todt Social Studies Mr. Frank Toncar Auto Mechanics Mrs. Ronna Treinlsh Hearing impaired Mr. Herman Treu Music Mrs. Ruth Trump Home Economics Mrs. Sandra Turner Home Economics Miss Nancy Walker Physical Education Mr. Donald Wedekamm Science Mr. Ronald Werman Mathematics Mrs. Debbie Wilson English Mrs. Barbara Yurka Art Miss Jean Zaslo English Miss Marlane Zillman English .ff r I 1 I - - I 1 1 l Faculty - Staff 485 People ACI Abrlanl, Debble 468 Abrlanl, Marla 450 Ackley, J. Martln 468 Ackley. Margaret 443 Actor, Susan 443 Adams, Laura 59, 77, 95, 443 Adler, Laura 458 Adler, Steven 450 Adzema, Gregg 34, 50, 82, 450, 490 Agg, Klmberly 450 Agresta, Chrlstopher 87, 98, 468 Agresta, Jeffrey 44, 28, 29, 79, 84 Albert, Llsa 458 Alexander, Laura 450 Alexander, Wendy 458 Alloto, Louls 87, 405, 468 Altman, Jerald 34, 37, 405, 468 Altman, Robert 32, 60 Alvarez, Anthony 408, 468 Alvarez, Frank 405, 468 Amato, Candace 458 Amato, Nlcolette 468 Amendola, Rlchard 74, 458 Anderson, Wllllam 458 Andreanl, Antonletta 468 Andreanl, Ellsa 458 Andreanl, Marlsa 450 Andrews, Erlc 468 Andrews, Gwen 50, 458 Angelo, Todd 50, 450, 455, 467 Angle, Dawn 450 Angle, Mlchael 94, 468 Antonelll, Glna 404, 468 Antonelll, John 458 Argent, Argent, Denlse 468 Karen 468 Arlas, Xlnla 36, 59, 443 Arlemma, Elana 49, 442, 443 Armanettl, Antonella 450 Armao, Anthony 74, 450 Asnlen, Gall 443 Atlagovlch, Kathleen 468 Atlagovlch, Therese 48, 458 Auletta. Anthony 34, 402, 442, 443 Ausperk, Denlse 6, 32, 450 Ausperk, Kathleen 32, 468 Austln, Mlchael 73. 84, 443, 447 Averlll, Steven 78, 405, 458 Bb Babey, Elleen 450 Baer, Mark 450 Baka, John 87. 405, 468 Baker, Charles 450 ,443 Beltus, James 65, 444 Bellante, Llnda 458 Bement, Lorl 458 Benda, Suzanne 6. 45. 444 Benjamln. Mara 57. 468 Bennlngton, Penny 458 Bergln. Pamela 444 Bergln, Sean 87, 468 Berman, Llsa 458 Berman, Steven 94. 93, 468 Bern, Lawrence 82, 83, 444 Bernard, Heldl 458 Bernosky, Denlse 468 Betorl, Nancy 59, 458 Betorl, Paul 444 Blllle, Llsa 444 Blndas. Rosann 444 Blrd. Dlane 3, 40, 45, 46, 23, 28, 48, 49, 444 Blrd, Karen 34, 43. 458, 492 Blshop, Erlc 87, 468 Blzub, Charles 408, 458 Blzub, Cheryl 445 Blanc, Mlchelle 77, 89, 400, 404, 450 Blaskls, Christopher 450 Blessing, Brlan 445 Blesslng. Debra 468 Bllzzard. James 62 Bodnar, Mary 46, 454 Bogo, Mlchael 50, 57 Bohlke, Tlm 78, 87, 98, 458 Bolek, Gayle 43, 406. 407, 458, 492 Bolek, Martln 74. 94, 454 Bonnell, Gregory 454 Booth, Martha 29, 56, 57, 445 Borchers. Lara 468 Bordonaro, Mlchael 57 Borkowskl, Pam 458 Borsh. Laura 459 Borsos, Veronlka 468 Bossard, Kevln 402, 445 Bossard, Robert 78, 459 Betta, Leslle 459 Botta. Monlca 454, 494 Bottlggl, Tana 150 Bowlby. Kathy 50, 84, 454 Boxerbaum, Davld 445 Boyce, Tracy 445 Bradley. Davld 50, 445 Brady, Cathleen 40, 44, 80, 84. 92, 445 Braun, Robln 454 Braun, Samuel 468 Brayer, Wllllam 459, 467 Brdar, Salvatore 445 Breslln, Mlchael 57, 405. 468 Brezlc, Mark 78, 93, 459 Brlchacek, Kenneth 445 Brlck, Davld 468 Brlck, Harlan 459 Brlckman, Mlchael 454 Baker, Neal 50, 458 Bales, Jeffrey 443 Ballash, Klrk 450 Barber. James 57, 468 Bares, Mlke 443 Barnes, Patrlcla 458 Barrlsh, Ellen 450 Bartolotta, Llsa 28, 50, 443 Basch. Yvonne 7, 42, 450 Brlggs, Klmberly 454 Brown, Erlc 84, 454 Brown Kelly 57, 468 Bl'OWl'l Bl'OWl'1 Brown, Brown Klmberly Ann 77, 454 Paul 97, 445, 447 Samantha 468 Vlrglnla 469 Browngardt, Jeanne 469 Browngardt, John 27, 40, 44, 63, 79, Bash, Joseph 444 Bates, lan 450 Bauer, Delrdre 450 Bauer, Llsa M. 406, 468 Bauer, Llsa R. 440, 468 94, 445, 448 Bryll. Erlc 84, 86, 98, 459 Bryll. Tlmothy 29, 84, 446 Brzezlnskl, Davld 469 Brzezlnskl, Mark 469 Bauermelster, Erlch 59, 93, 458 Baxley. Heldl 468 Bayless, Karen 458 Bear, Mlchelle 468 Beasley, Erlk 458 Beck Roger 50, 458 Begun, Todd 57, 84, 440, 444 Behm, Karl 444 Behm, Margaret 88, 89, 444 486 lndex Brzezlnskl, Therese 446 Buccl, Charles 454 Buccl, Klmberly 459 Buchak, Alan 446 Buchhelt, Kenneth 459 Buchhelt, Mlchelle 454 Budnlck, Bonnle 459 Buehner. Wllllam 93, 469 Burch. Julle 49, 454 Burch, Robert 469 Burke, Rachel 454 Burns, Bradley 94, 97, 454 Burns, Julle 84, 459 Burns, Tlm 446 Burrello, Joseph 84, 85, 402, 405, 454, 494 Burrow, Alan 446 Burrow, Klm 459 Burtonshaw, Robert 459 Busacca, Louls 446 Busher, Thomas 454 Bushle, Lawrence 469 Butcher, Mlchelle 446 Butts, R. Gregory 59, 469 Byrne, Bernard 469 Byrne, Paul 45, 84, 454 Cc Cabot, Tammy 446 Cacclacarro, Cheryl 454 Cadwallader. Cammle 459 Calabrese, Alana 469 Calabrese, Paola 446 Calabro, Louls 454 Calamlta, Brlan 74, 459 Calandra, Charles 454 Calandra, Constance 459 Campana, Nancy 446, 459 Campbell, Davld 94, 469 Campbell, Maureen 446 Camperchloll. Wllllam 446 Cappello, Thomas 447 Capretta, Mlchael 63, 84, 454 Capulso, Jodl 459 Caputo, Patltcla 447 Carllsle, James 23, 25, 27, 28, 50, 54, 57, 65, 447, 455 Carlone, Rlta 454 Carmlglano, Dawn 49, 454 Carney, Tlmothy 469 Caruso. James 74, 87, 459 Casamatta, Dean 454 Case, Julle 47, 459 Caserta, Albert 87, 459 Cashy, Harry 459 Casplo, Kaylko 459 Castellano, Annmarle 454 Castro, Anthony 87, 469 Castro, Judlth 459 Catalano, Anna 469 Catalano, Dlane 50, 454 Catlcchlo, Clarlce 459 Catterall, Davld 459 Catterall, Robert 469 Cefarattl, Paul 59, 469 Celenza, Nancy 39, 454 Charllllo, Salvator 402. 404, 447 Chen, Steven 59. 60, 79, 94, 454 Chessell, Arthur 459 Chesser, Mark 454 Chlancone, Llsa 447 Chlancone, Lorl 447 Chlcklna, Joseph 459 Chlcklrlo, Mlchael 447 Chlhll, Deborah 447 Chlhll, Pamela 469 Chludlonl, Cynthla 77, 447 Chon, Alan 25, 29. 55. 57, 65, 447 Chan, Davld 469 Clancl, Lucy 77, 89, 454 Clanclolo, Chrlstlne 45, 22. 28, 29, 35, 55, 57, 65, 447 Clanclolo, Mlchael 57, 459 Clanclolo, Roslna 34, 46, 459, 467 Clcek, Pamela 454 Clcek, Robln 408. 459 Clclrella, Debora 447 Clclrello, Mla 459 Clcora, Tony 469 People Clfra, Richard 448 Clngel, Maureen 459 Clofanl, Theodore 448 Clprlanl, Glna 454 Clrlno, Chrlstlna 459 Clrlno, Clndy 448 Clrlno, Laurene 454 Clrlno, Mlchael 32, 87, 459 Clrlno, Nlck 60, 84, 402, 454 Clrlno, Sandra 454 Clark, Andrew 469 Clark, Kelly 448 Coffey, Joanne 84, 404, 459 Cohen, Gregory 469 Cohen, Kathryn 36, 37, 38, 454 Colarossl, Dlno 454 Colomlna, Jacqueline 46. 34, 43, 45, 468, 469 Colomlna, Mlchele 7, 40, 42, 43, 448, 446 Columbo, John 84, 454 Comella, Llsa 403 34, 43, 57, 459 Comella, Llsa 9j 469 Connors, Annmarle 57, 469 Consldlne, Robert 448 Constable, Alex 448 Constantlne. Krls 469 Conte. Susan 448 Contl. Debra 34, 57, 459 Contl. Emanuele 469 Cook, Darlene 47, 448 Cooper, Ellzabeth 454 Corbln. Jeffrey 459 Corbo, Joseph 469 Corbo, Valerle 406, 469 Cordaro, Jerry 38, 448 Corlo, Annette 58, 59, 84, 459 Carlo, Glna 59, 77, 89, 454 Corsaro, Natalle 44, 22, 48, 49, 57, 448 Corslllo, Andrew 454 Corslllo, Pamela 448 Corslllo, Rlcky 459 Coschla, Danlel 469 Costablle, Gregory 469 Costablle, James 3, 50, 54, 52, 65, 79. 93, 449, 455 Cotton, Jackle 459 Cotton, Laura 9, 442, 449 Coustlllac, Llsa 469 Cowglll, Wllllam 454 Cox, Jean 449 Cox, Nell 38, 59, 454 Crockett, Edward 87, 405, 469 Cross, Chrlstopher 459 Cross, Shawn 469 Crowl, Kellle 454 Cubberly, Cralg 454 Cudlch, Helen 469 Culotta, Anthony 469 Culotta, Vlckl 77, 89, 404, 459 Culotta, Vlncent 6, 26, 27, 34, 74, 97, 450, 454 Curl. Karen 408, 459 Curran, Stacey 80, 84. 92, 454 Curtls, Deborah 47, 60, 454 Cusmal, Sablno 469 Cuthbert, Susan 454 Cuttler, Dana 454 DCI D'Agostlno. Thomas 87, 469 D'Amlco, Llsa 89 D'Amlco, Tonl 454 D'Angelo, Laura 454 D'Angelo, Laura 469 D'Angelo, Llsa 454 D'Eusanlo, Davld 469 D'Eusanlo, Renee 420 Daher, Janette 469 Dalessandro, James 459 Darby, Robert 459 Dattllo, Ellzabeth 44, 28, 30, 57. 454 Davls, Klmberly 469 Davls, Wayne 459 Dawson, Dennls 469 Dayton, Deborah 50, 77. 400, 404 Deo, Carmella 449 Deangelo, Glna 454 DebaItZO, Mlchael 87, 98, 469, 494 Decaprlo, Donald 79, 84, 454 Decarbo, Andrea 459 Decarlo, Anthony 405, 469 Decarlo, Deborah 95, 449 Deegan, Sean 469 Defranco, Suzanne 48. 92, 459 Defrench, Stephen 449 Degennaro, Patrlcla 459 Dehnad, Azlta 449 Delaney, Thomas 469 Delauro, Tom 459 Dellslo, Anthony 459 Delnostro, Todd 50. 82. 98, 459, Delorenzo, Robert 449 Delozler, Denlse 454 Delsanter, Doreen 6. 34, 442, 449 49 Delson, Erlc 5, 9, 22, 23, 25, 29, 35 50 54, 56, 57, 449, 455 Deluca, Louls 74, 454 Delvlllan, Mary 29, 84, 89, 449, 446 Demuth, Donald 459 Denlcola, Thomas 459 Denlgrls, Rosemarle 25, 56. 458, 459 Depual, Alllson 406. 454 Depentl, Charles 60, 454 Depentl, Christopher 60. 408, 469 Dercole, Karen 469 Derkacs, Llnda 469 Desantls, Fellcla 469 Desclsclo, Domenlc 469 Deserlo, James 449 Deserlo, Rose Ann 469 DI Flare, Albert 420 Dlbartolameo, Barbara 459 Dlblaslo, Glna 452 Dlblaslo, Rlck 459 Dlclllo, Kathleen 452 Dlcker, Karen 43, 45, 459 Dlcker, Klm 9, 44, 420 Dldonato, Llsa 43. 45, 469 Dlfranco, Bruno 469 Dlfranco, Marllena 459 Dllalla, Marla 469 Dllelllo, Joseph 459 Dlleno, Marla 46, 34, 468, 469 Dlnger, Bonnle 50, 460 Dlsantls, Janet 469 Dlsanto, Laura 84, 452, 456, 457 Dlsanto, Llsa 469 Dlsanto, Matthew 94, 460 Dlulus, Reglna 47, 460 Dlulus, Reglna 47, 460 Dlven, Andrea 460 Dobres, Rachel 36, 38, 39, 452 Doerlng, Frank 452 Doerlng, James 452 Doerner. Kathryn 452 Doerzbacher, Kathryn 2, 40, 44, 420 Dolclato. Ronald 29, 57, 84. 420 Dome, John 69, 420 Dome, Mlchelle 469 Donato, Joyce 95. 452 Donla, Teresa 469 Dougherty, Douglas 420 Dougherty, Sharon 50, 452 Dougherty, Sheryl 50. 452 Dowe, Alllson 408, 440, 469 Dowe, Catherlne 95, 452 Dowe, Susan 95, 460 Dowllng, Dawnmarle 404, 460 Downs, Joanne 44, 420 Doyle, Deslree 469 Drablk, Klmberly 420 lyedy. Edward 470 p, Mlchael 87, 96. 97, 95, 460 mmond, Susan 7, 42, 34, 42, 53. 57, 450, 452 lbols, Mlchael 460 lffy. Kathleen 469 lffy, Tracey 77, 89, 400, 404, 460 lrkln, James 80, 82. lrkln. Kellle Jo 420 lvall, Chrystal 460 zanko, Phlllp 470 Ee lston, Charles 420 rston, Jlll 420 ver, Erlc 470 lwards. Wllllam 452 460 pgers, Stacey 34, 458, 460 lrbar, Jeanet 84. 452 lrhardt, Robert 424 lrllch, Mlchelle 60, 408, 452 lrllch, Todd 60 aenmann, Llnda 6, 27. 50. 57, 406, 452, 455, 492 rman, Dawn 43. 45 erman, Kevln 75, 84. 424 erson. Ann 424 ldrulas, Erlc 460 lgaglla. Peter 87, 98. 470 sek, Constance 452 scott, Alan 93, 470 zler, Klmberly 470 rangellsta, Marla 34. 460 fans, Lelgh 50. 452 rllle, Rosanne 470 rler, Jason 460 Ff ntacone. Gregory 87.405, 406 racl. Angela 424 ren, Deborah 460 rlnaccl, Anthony U03 460 rlnaccl, Anthony C423 424 rlnaccl, Phyllls 424 lr, Adam 424 Flnl, Annetta 60, 453 Flnl. Pasquale 422 Flnnle, Robert 50. 94, 422 Flnucan. Danlel 460 Flnucan, John 9, 22, 23, 57, Florenza, Andrew 402, 403 Flrment. James 87, 470 Flrment, Paul 422 Flrment, Thomas 79, 84. 94, 453 Flttlpaldl. James 87,470 Flttlpaldl. Nlck 422 Flanlk, Gerald 422 Flelshman, Brlan 460 Flynn, Bartley 460 Flynn, Quinton 23, 29, 34, 56, 57.450, 453 422, 449 Fomaro, Jake 84, 85.422 Fornaro, Ronald 87, 460 Forrlstell, Cynthla 470 Forrlstell, Thomas 63,453 Forsch, Danlel 50, 460 Forte, Thomas 84.422 Frabotta. Bob 9. 57,422 Frabotta, Cesare 453 Francloso, Ann Marle 470 Francloso, Joseph 422 Francls. Joanna 460 Franklna, Tonya 423 Frazler, Klmberly 47. 453 Freeman, Jennlfer 43. 470 Frledman, Hallle 30,4O.423 Frledman, Llsa 470 Fryer, Tammy 406, 470 Fultz, Robert 50, 460 Fultz, Vlncent 90, 94, 97, 453 Fumart, Ann 423 Fyfe. Patrlck 470 GQ Gabanlc, Mary 460 Gadomskl, James 460 Goertner, Mark 453 Gaeta. Cheryl 92, 470 Gaeta. Phlllp 50,453 Gagllardo. Rlccardo 460 Gallnac. Kathy 408, 409, 470 Gall, Pater 408 Gollnar. Kelly 460 Goodman, Andrew 453 Hoegler, Ellzabeth 464 Huehnen, Matthew 87, 470 Goodman. Marx 453 Gore, Danlel 470, 474 Gore, Kelly 460 Gomlk, Patrick 453 Grabowskl, John 453 Grady, Mlke 470 Grapo, Mary 470 Grava, Sllvla 453 Graves, Edward 460 Gray, Sharon Jlll 460 Green, Jay 59. 74. 460 Green. Laurence 453 Green. Mark 79, 84, 424, 452 Greene, Keldur 470 Greene, Kelly 22. 424 Greenwald. Pamela 84. 400, 404, 453 Greenwood. Donald 460 Greer, Kenneth 470 Grlda, Salvatore 87. 98, 456, 470 Grlfflth, Noreen 453 Grlfflth, Tlmothy 470 Grlmm, Susan 50, 460 Grottegoed. Sue 424 Grove, Davld 36, 57, 424 Grzybowskl. Llsa 24, 34, 46, 4 Guarlno, Jacauellne 460 Guerrlnl, Danlel 460 Gulrguls, Ehab 94, 424 Gulalan. Amy 77, 92, 453 Gulko. Joel 470 60. 467 Hoffman, Joseph 98, 464 Holder. Wesley 425 Holtz, Darllyn 464 Holtz. Dean 94. 408, 453 Holtz, Robert 470 Hood, Pamela 42, 425 Hood, Tlna 464 Hoon, Maryann 464 Hoon, Raymond 425 Hopeck, Donna 470 Hom, Deborah 470 Homlk, Denlse 425 Hornyak, Thomas 87, 464 Honrat, Ronald 87 Horvath, Kelly 470 Housholder, Cheryl 453 Haynes, l-lrabak. Hrlcs, Pa Hubbell, Hudglns, Hudock. Hudock. Hughes. Hughes, Hughes, Hughes, Colleen 453 Carol 470 ul 87, 98, 470, 494 Anne 34, 470 Cynthla 36, 453 Anthony 79, 425 Beth Ann 36, 453 Edward 425 Geoffrey 405, 464 James 442, 426 Jennlfer 89. 470 Humanchuk. Carol 464 Hyde, Fellcla 77. 89. 400. 404. 453 Gura, Ronald 78, 87, 460 Gyure, Kymberly 50, 460 Gyure, Mlchael 93, 470 Hh Hahn, Davld 405. 470 Halemba, Erlch 60, 460 Hall, Scott 50. 453, 490 Hallal, Amle 87, 405. 460 Hallo. Dlane 43 Hamer, Joseph 94, 460 Hanko, Deborah 453 Hanson, Jon 460 Hanson, Llsa 28. 34, 57, 59, Hargls, Paul 28, 34. 84. 450, Harrell. Jennlfer 453 460 453 rlnaccl. Robert 87, 470 rragher, Robert 87, 470 nagher, Thomas 83, 452 rren, Wllllam 460 tlca, Anthony 87, 405, 470 tlca, Denlse 77, 452 tlca, Elena 68.424 tlca, Llsa 470 tula, James 452 w, Anthony 93 r. Bernadlne 460 hlman, Patty 424 lnberg, Ellzabeth 460 ldman, Svetlana 453 ante, Andrea 404, 460 rrante, Dlno 424 rrante. Donna 424 rrante, James 460 Gambatesa, Lynn 48, 25, 40, 57, 65, 423 Garnbatesa, Robert 57, 78, 460 Gambatese, Gla 460 Gambatese, Marcco 74, 94, 402 Garlbottl, Rose 453 Gasbarrtno. Leonard 460 Gaspar, John 87. 470 Gaspar, Peggy 440, 470 Gaspar, Susan 34, 70, 453 Gatlln, Wendy 453 Gatto, Jlm 453 Gatto, Mlchael 58, 59, 460 Gatto, Gatto Tammy 406. 470 Tom 423 Gaydos, Ann 46, 460. 467 Gedeon. Mlchael 57, 84, 423 Geer, Scott 470 Gelfand. Dlane 423 453 rante, Mlchael 94, 470, 474 rrerl, Paul 453 errls, Davld 36,453 rrls, Edward 87, 470 Errltto, Joseph 63, 453 errltto, Karen 453 errltto, Tlmothy 87, 98. 470 ertal. Kathy 4, 45, 46, 26, 27. 40, 42, 43, 44, 65, 424 eudo, Scott 64, 65. 82, 83. 422 leld, Stacey 453 lnerman. Erlc 34, 32, 33, 34, 62, 65, 422 lnerman, Stacey 77, 95, 404, 460 Gentllle. Jeanette 423 Gergotz. Jeffrey 453 Gersten, Rachel 470 Gerstenteld, Mltzl 47, 423 Gessler, Randolph 60, 453 Glallombardo, Margaret 460 Gleske, Kevln 423 Gluck, Suzanna 423 Goetz, Joseph 460 Goetz, Mlchele 408, 460 Goldrlck, Heldl 470 Goldsteln, Debble 408, 453 Goldsteln, Laura 408, 409. 470 Goldy. Darleen 460 Harrls, Danlel 460 Harrsen, John 50, 59, 78, 460 Hart, Randy 424 Harwood. Robert 78, 460 Hasto, Mlchael 87, 98. 470 Hathway Hugh 424 Hatnway. Patrlck 74, 87, 464 Hauser, Patrlcla 25, 34, 40, 44, 424 Hawkins. Donna 464 Hawklns, James 60, 453 Hawklns, Jane 453 Hawklns, John 424 Haydu, John 464 Haydu, Judlth 44, 453 Hecey. Mellnda 470 Hehr, Amy 44. 65, 409. 424 Heln, Jenny 470 Heln, Julle 470 Helss, Dean 60, 94, 97, 425 Heksch, Debble 464 Helmlck, Shella 408, 464 Herblk, Joanna 464 Herblk, John 425 Herman, Garry 425 Herrnelln, Dawn 32, 453 Hermelln, Llsa 425 Hersch, Mark 425 Hess, Rlchard 405, 470 Hess, Susan 44, 65, 425 Hlckllng. Guy 453 Hlscott. Amy 470 65, 442, lacofano, Robert 405, 464 lacovone. Tlna 464 lademarco, Jlll 453 lademarco, Nlcholas 2. 84, 426 lanlro, ldc 464 lanlro, Undo 470 lanlro. Lulsa 426 lanlro. Nancy 37, 404, 453 lannl, Gllda 464 Ibrattlm. Arnlr 464 lgnazzltto, Frank 470 lgnazzltto, Sllvana 464 lmell. Judlth 453 lmpulllttl, Wayne 2. 9. 40. 57, 72, 79. 402. 403, 426, 449 lnsana, Marlanne 76, 77, 426 locca, Mlchael 60, 464 loopolo, Llsa 462 lvanclc. Eugene 462 lvanlcky, Maryam 462 Jl Jacobson, Keith 75. 93. 426. 448 Janca, Sharon 470 Jankowskl, Jaclyn 70, 453 Jay. Robert 50, 94. 455, 462 Jensen, Steven 408. 453 Jeunnette, Tlmothy 94, 470 Jewell. Kathy 25, 26, 68. 426, 449 Jlrovec, Jayne 426 Johnson. Davld 470 Johnson, Frank 453 Johnson, Vera 426 Johnson, Wayne 59, 470 Jones, Jason 93. 98 Jones. Llsa Ann 470 Jurclsek, Deborah 426 Jurclsek, Joseph 60, 94, 453 Jurclsek, Margaret 404, 462 Kk Kabat, Karen 56, 57, 77. 89 Kachllne. John 470 Kadas, Sharon 453 kodls. aenlemln 462 Kallna, Nancy 7, 42. 56. 57, 84. 453, 494 Kamls, Russell 60, 453 Kamls, Sheryl 462 Kandrac, Connle 89, 426 Kandrac, Wllllam 405. 462. 465 Kaplan, Clndy 453 Kaplan, Jenny 427 Kaplan, Paul 60, 94, 453 Karldes. Theodore 427 Kaselonls, Kathleen 50. 76. 77, 453 Kosher. Gall 427 Kaveney, Danlel 50, 79. 94. 427 Keast, Lorralne 38, 39. 58, 59. 77. 453 Kee. Cynthla 7. 27. 29. 34, 40, 42, 57. 427, 449 Kee, Nancy 34. 458, 462 Keldel, Therese 77. 462 Keller, Geraldlne 453 Keller. Maureen 454 Kelly, Thomas 94, 454 Kemelhar, Adam 98, 462 Kemelhar, Kevln 26, 427 Kent, Kellle 454 Keptner. Alan 74. 462 Kerner, Joe 25. 50, 54. 54. 56, 57, 72, 74, 75. 96, 97, 427 Kerr, Charles 8, 34. 50. 54, 53. 454. 455 Kertesz, Davld 427 Kertesz, Douglas 450, Kerver, Glna 50, 427 Keshock, Christopher 42. 40. 72. 75, 84, 96. 97, 98. 427 Kest, Pamela 474, 472 Keverllne. Stephen 50. 93, 405, 462 Kewlsh, Barbara 454 Khas, Todd 402. 427 Klkel, Jeffry 474 Klkel. Mark 474 Klkdn, Edward 427 Kllraln, Patrick 462 Klm, Joseph 98, 474 Klng. Ellzabeth 474 Kingston. John 57. 60, 454 Klnkopf. Ronald 454 Klnzlg, Charles 402. 404, 428 Klrchhoff, Wemer 87, 474 Klrkham. Karln 50, 462 Klrkham, Kath 454 Klsel. Jeff 428 Kleln, Roland 94. 474 Kleln, Tammy 454 Kllch. Paul 65, 93. 408. 428 Kllne, Klmberly 34. 474 Knarzek, Llsa 40, 428 Ko, Long 428 Koches. Elleen 474 Kochevar, Mlchael 34, 78, 462 Kolln. Randy 34, 87, 98. 468. 474 Kollnsky, Jlll 474 Kollnsky, Lawrence 84. 428 Kollus, Brad 474 Kooney, Steven 462 Korver, Davld 462 Koslnskl, Michelle 462 Kotlarslc, Theresa 462 Koustls. Tlmothy 50. 54. 84, 454, 467 Kovach, Jeffrey 74, 454 Kovach, Susan 45, 46, 27. 34, 40, 44, 45, 428 Kowalcyk. Connle 20. 474 Kowlt. Bradley 46, 27, 63. 454 Kowlt. Marla 462 Kazell, Phlllp 98. 474 Kral. Thhomas 454 Kramcsak. Thomas 32. 57, 87, 462 Krause, Deborah 6, 45, 428 Kravltz. Jlll 462 Krelllng, Scott 59, 462 Kretz, Colleen 5. 7, 40, 44, 34, 56, 57, 406. 474 Index 487 PSODIS Mazzocco, MlCl'lO6l 472 95, 458, 462 Krueger, Mltchell 428 Krus, Brlan 428 Krus, Debble 474 Krych, Donna 474 Krych, Lorl 454 Kuklo, Rhonda 462 Kukulo, Donna 454 Kukula, Robert 428 Kups, Constance 46, 462 Kups, Frank 474 Kurlla, Davld 87, 98, 474 Kurlla, Theresa 462 LI La Gora, Cheryl 428 Lackner, Tlmothy 74, 93, 98, 462 Lagatta, Lorlne 84, 454. 457 Laleunesse, Mary 5, 56, 57, 58, 59, 84, 92. 444, 462 Laleunesse, Steven 40, 79, 93, 429 Lally, Danlel 82, 474 Lally, Mlchael 78, 87, 98, 462 Lomalda, Vlnce 409, 454 Lamlell, Brenda 462 Landow, Walt 474 Lanese, Mlchael 2, 27, 34, 62, 67, 84, 85, 86, 429 Lanese, Nlcholas 405, 462 Lang, Thomas 429 Lang, Tlmothy 429 Langus, Erlc 474 Lansky, Mlchael 462 Lapore, Chrlstopher 462 Lapore, Sharon 474 Larlccla. Wllllam 474 Larson. Scott 38, 429 Laskln, Chrlstlne 462 Laughlln, Gary 45, 474 Lawson, Mlchael 474 Leacy, John 429 Leacy, Klmberly 474 Leddy, Jean 462 Leddy, Patrick 44, 84, 97, 446 Lee, Helen 20. 474 Lefkovltz, Jeffrey 50, 429, 455 Lelden, Russell 87, 462 Lelstlko, Patrlck 84, 85, 429 Lembach, Joseph 74, 84, 454 Lembo, Davld 472 Lembo, Mlchael 50, 429. 452 Leonardl, Martln 98, 472 Leone, Domlnque 454 Leonettl, Dennls 87, 405, 462 Leonettl, Paul 462 Leppelmeler, Sandra 462 Lerner, Benlamln 87, 472 Lettofsky, Craig 429 Lettofsky. Ronald 60, 94, 472 Leuchtag, Edwln 454, 463 Leuchtag, Erlc 454 Levlne, Amy 429 Lewls, Scott 97, 430, 492 Llberman, Davld 462 Llberman, Paul 87, 98. 462 Lleberman, Mlchelle 462 Llnderman, Charles 408, 462 Llpp, Tracy 87, 462 Llszak, Jacquelyn 46, 454. 467, 490 Lltman, Jeanne 6, 430 Lluzzo, Jolene 47, 84, 462 Lo, Wllbur 82, 472 Lolselle, Chrlstlne 77, 454 Lombardo, Luclo 57, 60, 64, 93, 472 Longo, John 98, 462 Longo. Mlchael 454 Lopez, Chrlstopher 430 Loporto, Anthony 454 Lorence, Thomas 454 34, 75, 442, Mcculloch, Bonnl 406, 407 Mcculloch, Robert 40, 432 Mckenney, Adrlenne 473 Mckenney, James 463 Mckenzle, George 93 Mckenzle, Scott 473 .454 Lorenzo, Brldget 42, 24, 27, 430 Lowry. Gllbert 454 Loyd, Allson 454 Lucarelll. Joseph 430 Lucas, Danlel 472 Lucas, Klmberly 50, 454 Lucas, Mlchael 68 Lucas, Paul 69, 430 Luccl, Mlchael 472 Lung, Sharon 77, 89, 408, 440, 430 Lupo. Barbara 472 Lyons, Patrlck 454 Mclatchle, Wllla 50, 463 Mclaughlln, Thomas 50, 454 Mcmurtry, Jucllth 46, 432 Mcnally, Beth 92, 404, 473 Mcneely, Thomas 78. 87, 405, 463 Mcnulty, Carrle 92, 408, 473 Mcstay, Llsa 463 Mctaggart, Llsa 463 Mctlghe, Charles 22, 23. 28, 29, 57. 432, 449 Mears, Jason 82, 473 Mears, Stacey 34, 463 Mm Mach, Theodore 40, 430 Madormo, Anthony 93, 430 Maglosky, Laura 454 Maharg, Klrk 454 Mahoney, Marle 454 Malsel, Llsa 472 Malsel, Mark 90, 94, 430 Malesko, Brlan 79, 84, 454 Maleska, Donna 27, 34, 430, 449 Malchow, August 454 Malchow, Chrlstlna 462 Mallnskl, Nlcholas 472 Malmaulst, Krlsta 44, 48. 49, 462 Malone, Glna 462 Manclnl, Marla 462 Mandato, Grazlano 472 Mandell, Erlc 94, 434 Manerl, James 87, 405, 472, 494 Manerl, Kimberly 24, 46, 404, 462, 467 Manerl, Pamela 46, 454 Medvlck, Mary 50, 432 Mekker, Elmer 463 Mellnz, Bridgette 473 Mellnz, Nancy 432 Mellon, Laura 6, 406, 432 Mellon, Sharon 50, 95, 463 Meloclk, Patrlcla 473 Menzalora, Wllllam 36, 94, 405, 473 Meolo, Lorl 454 Mercurlo, Sammy 84, 85, Messlna, Anthony 79, 93, Meyers, Mltchell 20, 432 Mlchalk, Frederlck 454 Mlkolay, Laurle Ann 473 Mlllte, Mlchaelene 473 Mlller, Andrea 463 Mlller, Debra 473 Mlller, Jeffrey 93, 463 Mlller, Kurt 408, 463, 490 Mlller, Meg 463 Mlller, Nadlne 463 'Mlller, Wendy 454 Mlshne, Carolyn 454, 494 Mltra. Rlta 473 Mohan, Domlnlc 432 98, 463 Mantrey, Frank 472 Manfronl, Chrlstopher 25, 29, 30, 40, 57, 79, 434 Manlglla, Anthony 42, 87, 98, 462 Manlglla, Marablto, Laura 42, 77, 88, 89, 434 Karen 454 Marlno, Carlo 434 Marlno, Cynthla 434 Marlno, John 74, 405, 462 Marlno, Renato 405, 472 Markelow, Anna 472 Marko, Cynthla 77, 434 Markt, Joseph 454 Marous, Julle 462 Morro, Carmela 434 Martln, John 462 Martln, Joseph 454 Martln, Llsa 46, 45, 57, 434 Marvalcll, Susan 434 Marxen, Todd 472 Marzano, Dlane 46, 454. 467 Maslno, Davld 87, 98, 472 Masood , Jon 74, 454 Mastronardl, Gus 472 Mastronardl, Rlta 70, 434 Matlock, Matlock, Mattlcoll, Matuska, Matuska, Chrlstopher 56, 57, 462 Marc 64, 65, 434 Vlncent 94, 472 Deborah 472 Pamela 454 Mazor, Deborah 43, 73, 406, 472 Mazor, John 60, 79, 94, 454 Mazzocco, Joseph 472 Molssls, Angellna 57, 473 Molnar, Cheryl 473 Molnar, Karen 43, 44, 29, 44, 48, 49, 52, 454 Monastero, Anthony 40, 432, 452 Monastero, Roseann 89, 473 Monastero, Tlna 77, 400, 404, 454 Monastra, Paul 34, 50, 54, 454, 466 Monastra, Terrl-ann 46, 54, 454 Montonl, Rob 432 Mooney, Marlon 36, 50, 58, 59, 432 Mooney, Susan 36, 47, 59, 463 Moore, Jennifer 92, 454 Moore, Kathryn 20, 404, 473 Morales, Louls 408, 454 Morhard, Joseph 74, 433 Mormlle, Reglna 48, 463 Moss, Brlan 463 Mounsey, Anthony 463 Mramor, Sharon 47, 89, 454 Mramor, Susan 95, 433 Mrazlk, Monlca 463 Mueller, Patrlcla 454 Murray, Danlel 32. 86, 94, 463 Murray, Valerle 45, 30, 34, 77, 454 Nn Nadolskl. Chrlstlne 454 Nagy. Frank 473 Nahra, Jeffrey 90, 94, 433 Long, Jarollne 462 Long, Jeffrey 430 Long, Joel 59, 462 Long, Mlchael 79, 84, 402, 404, 454 Long, Pamela 472 Long, Peter 87, 405, 472 488 lndex Mcbrlde, Davld 20, 79, 434 Mccandllsh, Jacquelyn 46, 462 Mccartney, Mlchael 94, 408, 462 Mcclaln, Sharon 8, 40, 44, 49, 57, 462 Mccracken, Laura 472 Mccracken, Samuel 405, 472 Nall, Steven 433 Napp. Glna 433 Nemec, Davld 433 Nemec, Karen 463 Nemr, Charbel 433 Nemr, Joseph 433 Nerone, Carl 7, 464 People Nethery. Brlan 454 Nethery. Davld 62, 65, 94, 433 Newman, Mark 50, 94, 464 Newsome, Chrlstopher 74, 87, 405, 464 Newsome, Gary 87, 405, 473, 494 Nlcholls, Nancy 473 Nlece, Rebecca 473 Nlhlser, Laurle 22, 26, 34, 57, 454 Norrls, Mlchael 473 Novak, Robert 74, 464 Novotny, Lynne 454 Nussel, Robert 74 Nussel, Suzle 36, 455 Nuzzo, Anna-marla 433 Nuzzo, Nlna 455 Oo O'connell, Kevln 433 O'conneIl, Rlchard 464 O'mall9y, Robert 434, 452 Olexa, Jacquelyn 433, 446 Olexa, Mlchelle 455 Ollver, Barbara 3, 25, 32, 33, 40, 64, 65, 95, 434 Ollvo, Anthony 87, 405. 473 Ollvo, Nlcholas 434 Olson, Deborah 60, 464 Olson, Genevleve 455 Opallch, Mltchel 75, 434, 447 Orabella, Chrlstopher 60, 455 Orlandl, Phlllp 74, 84, 455 Orlando, Marco 74, 402, 434 Orloff, Davld 6, 434, 448, 452 Orloff, Scot 473 Orloft, Steven 464 Orovets, Chrlstlne 464 Oster, Gerl 455 Ostrowsky, Cllftord 84, 434 PD Pagano, Marllyn 60 Page, Carolyn 444, 455 Page, Stephen 473 Paglla, Mlchael 97, 455 Palatov, Dennls 455 Palay, Dlane 434 Palko, Edward 455, 463 Palmer, Martln 434 Palmer, Robert 405, 464 Papotto, Steven 464 Papouras, Christopher 94, 473 Parls, Gregory 473 Parlse, Mlchelle 77, 464 Parks, Debbie 434 Parks, Scott 473 Passerallo, Allen 83, 434 Patete, Robert 84, 455 Pattl, Anthony 473 Pattl, Dereck 434 Pattl, Klmberly 435 Pattlson, Laurle 26, 34, 57, 455 Paulln, Raymond 402, 435 Pavelka, Gregg 435 Peacock, Kelly 473 Pearlman, Laura 36, 39, 455 Pearlman, Leslle 473 Peck, Gary 68, 435 Pekarek, Edward 34, 87, 473 Peko, Andrew 59, 464 Pellegrln, Pamela 435 Peluso, Marle 43, 464 Pencak, Davld 435 Penn, Hllerl 473 Percontl, Salvatore 464 Peretz, Louls 455 Perklns, Ronald 455 Perkul, Stacey 6, 46. 34, 406. 468, 473 Perna, Judy 47, 455 Perry, Debra 455 Perry, Krlstln 464 Perry, Mellssa 50 Pestlno, Anlta 464 Pestlno, Annette 464 Pesuit, Bennett 98, 473 Peterman, Suzanna 464 Petrlk, Sharon 48, 25, 54, 65, 435 Petro, Anthony 74, 464 Petrolf, Annette 50, 55, 455 Petrucclo, Debra 406, 455 Phlllou, Susan 89, 404, 473 Phllllps, Ralph 74, 464 Plano, Maurlzlo 464 Plano, Robert 473 Plcclano, Llbert 50, 435 Plcclano, Pat 57, 60, 464 Plclcci, Jacqueline 464 Plecuch, Gregory 435 Pletrantone, Paul 94, 455 Plnkava, Rlchard 93, 464 Plnto, Donna 43, 77. 464 Plrle. Joyce 25, 45, 464 Plsano, Mlchael 455 Plsclonerl, Mark 455 Plshkula, Edward 78, 464 Plshkula, Mlchael 93, 473 Plavney, Robert 473 Pockaj, Dlane 65, 435 Pollsena, Frank 473 Pollsena, Rlta 464 Pollzzl, Dawn 473 Pollack, Joyce 455 Polllce, Carmlne 435 Polo, Domlnlque 45, 473 Polomsky, Sally 473 Poplk, Nola 464, 472 Poplk, Norah 77, 435, 447 Porter, Robert 436 Potosky, Ken 69, 436 Powalskl, Karen 29, 44, 55, 80, 84, 45 Prasse, Tlm 50 Prelsler, Jon 455 Prevlte, Lynley 464 Prlce, Ronald 94, 473 Prllatel, Ronald 455 Prlnzler, Darrln 473 Prygo, Susan 473 Pryor, Patrlcla Ann 464 Pulettl, Vlncent 464 Rr Ramacclattl, Rlchard 74, 405, 464 Ranyak, Joseph 473 Rash, Denny 60, 82, 83, 464 Raskln, Davld 94, 405, 473 Rauch, Robert 74, 464 Rauch, Thomas 84, 455 Razzante, James 79, 84. 454 Razzante, Mary 404, 473 Recchla, Raymond 465 Relchard, Thomas 70, 436 Relches, JIII 40, 436 Relmer, Erlka 465 Relmer, Fay 436 Relnke, Rlchard 405. 465 Remlnder, Darlene 473 Retlno, Mlchael 473 Rhea, Wllllam 97, 455 Rhodes, Matthew 473 Rlcchlno, Llsa 36, 45, 473 Rlcchluto, Robert 84, 436 Richardson, Sharon 473 Rlchlak, Klmberley 65, 400, 404, 436 Rlckord, Brlan 436 Rlckard, Dlane 47, 465, 466 Rlddle. Deanna 60, 436 Rldlnger, James 87, 465 Rldlnger, John 63, 79, 84, 436 eck. Danlel 436 ga, Lorl 473 ga, Susan 49. 34, 57, 455 nl, Lora 437 nlcella, Dartn 97, 455 tzel, Douglas 34, 82, 465 zza, James 74, 402 berto, Gina 455 bertson, Erlc 465 rtson, Suzanne 38, 64, 65, 84. 437 walt, Lou Ann 437 ssler, Erlc 465 erson. Ronald 57, 60. 473 Ia. Ellzabeth 77, 465 anoft, Wendy 455 se, Tammy 473 se, Veronlca 455 sen, Steven 473 senblum, Dara 72, 406, 465 osenblum, Gregg 465 osenblum, Steven 437 osltano, Wayne 46, 72, 84, 97, 456 oss, James 437 oss, Kelly 456 oss, Thomas 74, 84, 456 ossl, Tlna 465 osson, Marla 437 oth, Charles 456 loth, Halll 473 Kath, Mlchael 473 lothenberg, Steven 60, 409 louzer, Cheryl 465 lowe, Mlchael 97, 98, 437 lowles, Carolyn 456 lowles, John 79, 437, 448 tubln, Llsa 77. 465 tubln, Renee 456 Eubln, Steven 437 ludnlck, Mlchael 456, 466 tudnlck, Tlm 57, 94, 473 run, Shirley 437 ruggerl, Salvatore 465 lumyontsev, Nelly 65, 437 Pupnow, Davld 50, 55 zuppe, undo 437 Pusnak, Jennlfer 473 fuss, Bllly 456 Pussell, Dtane 438 Pussell, Maureen 456 tusso, Leslle 56, 57. 438 Ss Radar, James 473 Radar, Jeffrey 79, 93. 438, 448 Radar, Jennlfer 63, 84, 400, 438, 456 Sadar, Tlmothy 473 Sadowskl. Cheryl 95, 404, 474 Solge, Kelley 474 Sokach, Rlchard 456 Saltenls, Ronald 84. 456 Salzlnger, Mark 465 Sandler, Joleene 474 Sandy, Kevln 474 Sandy, klmbeny 465 Santoro, Dawn 77, 456 Saranlta. Charles 75, 438 Sass, Mark 438 Sassano, Chrlstlne 43. 45 Sauter, Daryl 438 Savransky, Vlckl 40, 44, 438 Sawlckl. Chrlstopher 84, 456 Sawyer, Karen 474 Sawyer, Sandra 26. 27. 40, 59, Sawyer, Sharon 474 Saxe, Danlel 405, 474 Sbrocco, Carta 474 Scampttllla, Salvatore 456 Scharlott, Jaclyn 465 Scheurlng, Chrlstlne 474 4 Schlclana, Frankle 474 Schlclana, Joseph 456 Schlff. Carol 474 Schlkowskl, Mark 57. 59, 465 Schmldt, Christopher 44, 98, 438 Schmidt, Susan 4, 26, 42, 43, 44, 65 Schmldt, Vlkkl 465 Schnabel, Catherlne 465 Schnabel, Stacey 474 Schnelder, Anthony 474 Schnelder, Ramona 59. 65, 84. 89, 438 Schraga, Jason 474 Schrelber, Bradley 23, 56, 57, 438 Schrelber, Matthew 50, 78, 93, 465 Schrelbman, Tracy 439 Schultz, Wllllam 94, 465 Schwartz, Mlchael 82. 465 Schwartz, Mlchelle 46, 456 Schwartz, Seth 474 Sclulla, Julletta 474 Scruggs, Robert 474 Seaman, Jeffrey 87, 405, 474 Seaman, Todd 456 Sedar, Frances 474 Sedar, Mlchael 465 See, Jeffrey 60, 87, 465 Semlrole, Angela 439 Seplc, Chrlstopher 474 Sewell, Mlchael 439 Sferrazza, Mlchael 87, 439, 465 Sgro, Patrtcla 439 Shadley. Dale 74. 456 Shampay. Robert 50, 55. 439 Shamrock, Steven 474 Sharaba, Paul 456 Shaw, Mary Lynn 30, 474 Shea, Danlel 74, 456 Shlbko, Beth 465 Shlelds, Cheryl 448, 465 Shields, James 27. 79, 439. 448 Shlma, Mlchael 474 Shlrazl, Noreen 465 Shooks, Charles 465 Shulman, Rob 47, 57, 82, 83, 456 Shultz, Erlc 74, 93, 465 Shunk, Suzanne 456 Slegel, Sharon 46, 47, 70, 456 Sllverberg, Kenneth 436 Sllverberg. Lynn 465 Sllverberg. Lee 39, 50, 93, 439 Sllverman, Scott 465 Sllversteln. Jlll 465 Sllvestro, Mlchael 439 Slmmons, Audrey 474 Slmonetta, Scott 94, 474 Slrkln, Scott 405, 474 Sklba, Todd 439 Skllllcorn. Ronald 439 Skufca, Phllllp 466 Slagle, Debble 408, 440 Sllvers, Tlffony 474 Sloe, Kathryn 34, 73, 456 Smlsek, Frank 60, 466 Snyder, Kathleen 474 Snyder, Martln 474 Snyder, Robert 75, 84, 440, 447 Soble, Gary 87, 474 Soble, Gregg 50, 82, 440 Socaloff, Caryn 36, 57, 474 Sofer, Scott 466 Sokol, Jonathan 94, 452 Sokalskl, Anatoll 474 Sommer, Marllyn 440 Sommer, Robert 84, 440 somogyl, Davld 174 Sopnlcar, Cynthla 466 Sorenson, Mlchael 74, 87, 466 Soroky, Morrls 84, 456 Soukenlk, Grace 25, 34, 440 Specht. Karla 404, 474 Spehar, Sherrl 474 Spellman. Robert 456 Spetrlno, Denlse 69, 440 Spoth, Laura 440 Spoth, Mlchael 60. 456 Spreng, Scott 466 Sprlng, Kelth 474 Sprlng, Kevln 50, 456 Stahl, Jo 440 Stapleton, Kathy 36, 40, 65, 440 Starkman, Erlc 466 Starp, John 60, 466 Stacker. Joy 50, 466 Stelmle, Kathleen 456 Sterle, Mlchael 94. 466 Stopek, Anthony 94, 408, 440 Stopek, Catherlne 408, 474 Stosel, Darlene 456 Stano, Joseph 35 Strnad, Lee 50, 74, 87, 466 Strumbly, Barbara 45. 27, 34, 59, 65, 75, 89, 442, 444 Strumbly, Mlchael 84, 456 Suazo, Carla 444 Suglla. Marla 3, 42. 44, 34. 48, 49. 69. 444 Sullk, John 466 Sulllvan, Ursula 474 Sutter, Dean 466 Svoboda, Gary 87, 466 Swanslnger, John 405, 474 Swelgert, Joseph 75, 444 Swope, Carol 34, 80, 84, 456 Sylvester, Karen 43, 474 Sylvester, Mlchael 74, 409, 456 Synk, Janet 77. 444 Synk, Mlchael 474 Szep, Frank ,474 TT Tackla, George 60. 64, 456 Togg, Mlchael 456 TOGO. PBOQY 466 Tamburro, Antonetta 474 Tarsltano, Mlchele 89, 466 Taylor, John 444 Teller, Andrew 94 Temesl, Davld 457 Temesl, Mlchael 474 Templar, Carolyn 474 Thomas, Don 32, 402, 405. 444 Thomas, Jeffrey C443 74, 84, 446, 457 Thomas, Jeffrey 1423 7, 40, 75, 97, 444 Thorpe, Nancy 4, 7, 25, 29, 30, 42, 57, 440, 444, 449 Thorpe, Phoebe 84. 466 Tldball, Chrlstopher 78, 92, 93, 466 Tllly. Kenneth 50, 90. 94, 444, 455 Tllly. Margaret 46. 47, 466 Tlmen, Jeffrey 457 Toffler, Jeffrey 457 Toklch, Chrlstopher 474 Tomaro, Mlchele 442 Tomaro, Mlrella 457 Townsend, Deborah 457 Tozzl, Deanna 474 Tozzl, Denlse 442 Trager, Steven 474 Trlefler, Llsa 25, 40, 406, 442 Trlvlsonno, Mlchael 442 Trtvlsonno, Mlchelle 442 Tropf, Jeffrey 442 Tropf, Klmberly 474 Tryby, Mary 50, 84, 92, 466 Tuck, Antolnette 457 Tucker, Allcla 474 Tucker, Howard 94, 442 Tudlnl. Mlchael 74, 457 Tualnl, Vlncent 79, 442 Turcotte, Jason 72, 408, 409, 466 Turk, Frank 474 Turk, Jacquellne 1445 49, 457 Turk, Jacquellne C42j 36. 77, 442 Turk, Pamela 404, 474 Turman, Mlchelle 457 Turner, Clark 65, 79, 93, 442, 448 Turner, Jlll 474 Turoff, Curtls 442 Tyler, Cynthla 474 Uu Ujczo, Joseph 79, 84, 457 Umlna, Joseph 442 Umland, Monica 50, 466 Vv Van Ness, Charles 443 Van Ness, Grace 466 Vanek, Anthony 79, 84 Vangar, Alan 442 Vangar, Valerle 466 Vanheeckeren, Anna 443 Vanheeckeren, Wlllem 50, 79, 454 Vanveghel, Beth 34, 44, 57, 457, 467 Vara, Andrew 82, 466 Vatty, Cralg 443 Veemara, Padeth 466 Veemara, Thlpavonh 457 Velotta, Luclo 457 Ventra, Blll 60, 474 Ventra, Charles 466 Verba, Mlchelle 457 Veverko, Rosemarie 34, 70, 466 Vlnclguerra, Chrlstlne 60, 443 Vlnocur, Bret 474 Vogel, Jane 50. 443 Voltlcek, Chrlstlne 43, 474 Vojtlcek, Susan 457 Wvv Wahlstrom, Scott 443 Walsure, Cheryl 474 Walden, Rebecca 457 Walker, Dall 34, 406, 443 Wallo, Jeanette 36, 443 Walls, Joann 443 Walters. Barbara 34, 43, 406, 468, 474 Walters. Davld 443 Walters. Loretta 457 Walters, Raymond 474 Womer, Llsa 47, 467 Wasdovlch, Joanne 443 Watson, Barbara 34, 57, 56, 95, 457 Watson, Davld 65, 72, 82, 83, 94, 444 Watson, Veronica 474 Waxman, Noreen 77, 404, 467 Wayman, Barbara 89. 474 Wayman, Carol 84. 92, 404. 467 Weaver, Gregory 84, 402, 457 Webb, Davld 467 Webb, Deanne 444 Weber, Chrlstlne 34, 50, 458. 467 Weber. Edward 60, 82, 457 Weber, Jaquellne 37, 474 Weber. Jean 457 Weber, Thomas 60, 475 Weber, Trlna 457 Weedon, Carolyn 444 Weldenthal, Llsa 467 Welnberg. Davld 444 Welnberg. Jeffrey 467 Welnsteln, Karyn 60, 444 Welsenbach. Llsa 457 Welsenbach, Lucl 467 Welsenbach, Robert 64, 65, 444 Welss, Amy 475 Weller, Kimberly 46, 467 Welsh, Jolyon 475 Weltman, Stephen 467 Wenger, Amy 92, 400, 404, 475 Wenger, Wllllom 467 Werner, Scott 467 Wexler, Mark 82, 475 Wheatley, Carla 467 Whlte. Brlan 457 Whltmer, Scott 467 Wllllams, Bruce 467 Wllllams, Ronald 467 Wllllams, Terrl 59. 89, 467 Wllllamsan, Scott 9, 22, 23, 64, 65, 79, 84. 97, 444, 446 Wllllamsan, Terl 55, 59, 84, 88, 400, 404. 457 Wllls, Thomas 65, 444 Wlnteregg, Cheryl 444 Wlnteregg, Llsa 440, 475 Winters, Robln 444 Wlsch. Julle 475 Wlschmeyer, Llsa 44, 45, 46, 76, 77, 89, 444 Wltherlte, Holly 467 Wlttels, Jeffrey 87, 88, 475 Wlttllnger. Gary 444 Wlttrelch, Edward 445 Wolfe. Renee 445 Walk, Sondra 472, 475 Wood. Alexander 24, 445 Woodle, Betty 475 Woods. Vlrglnla 36, 50. 457 Wrobleskl, Chrlstopher 82, 83 Wrobleskl, Thomas 98, 467 Wunsch, Pamela 475 Wyckoff, Stacy 457 Wynn, Jacquellne 50, 457 Wynn, Lalrd 34, 93, 468, 475 Xavler, Robert 467 Yv Vacobuccl, Laura 457 Vacobuccl, Nlcholas 29, 57, 402, 445 Vacobuccl, Phllllp 87, 98, 475 Vankovlc, Mlchael 405, 475 Veh, Blng 94 Venkevlch, Kimberly 46, 457 Young, Christopher 84. 402, 457 Young. Davld 445 Young, Patty 47. 84, 445 Young. Roger 475 Zz Zagara, John 29, 34, 402, 445 Zagora. Mary Grace 475 Zako, Sandra 445 Zarllnsky. Leonard 475 Zavadll. Janet 445 Zavadsky. Vladlslav 475 Zetzer. Shawn 445 Zlmmer, Amy 9. 22, 56, 57, 457 Zlmmer, Anthony 60, 467 Zlmmer, Lorralne 49, 84, 445 Zuccarelll, Robert 445 Zullo, Joanne 57, 475 Zullo, Rosemarle 57, 457 Index 480 People When we use the word Intense, we usually think of athletes. This picture of Gregg Adzema may change your mind. Talk about intense. Kurt Miller squeezes in a homework asslgnment between rehearsal scenes of Guys and DoIIs. Whoever thought of the phrase poetry In motion must have been thinking of Jackie Liszak. 490 Closing Theme ,NX This bundle of energy and enthusiasm that we call Nancy Kalina rarely sits in one place for long. After completing an un- defeated season, Coach Morgan congratulates Paul Hrics of the freshmen team. Coach Toncar would have a much better chance against Joey Bur- rello than most of his opponents, Pictures like this, of Car- olyn Mishne and Monica Botta, are what makes life worthwhile. Closing 494 Theme Few Teams shared in The joy of each oTher's successes as much as The gymnasTics' Team. Gayle Bolek and Linda Eisenmann were each oTher's sTrongesT sup- porTers. LUOKING There have been Times over The pasT year when we've wondered wheTher we'd make iT. Each of us had deadlines To meeT and goals To reach, and iT's never easy To measure up To expecTaTions. Finally, Though, we've gone The disTance. A Tremendous varieTy of TalenTs, personaliTies, and dreams shaped The lasT year, and now we sTand and look back - uniTed in pride. Long IasTing memories. 492 Closing Theme