Mentor High School - Cardinal Notes Yearbook (Mentor, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1988 volume:

The One Way Table Of Contents Introduction 2 Seniors 14 Juniors 62 Sophomores 86 Honors 108 Activities 130 Sports 154 Faculty 194 Advertising 212 Conclusion 7 O Leading The Way In January of 1967, Mrs. Peggy Hanrhan began what was to be a tong, successful career at Mentor High School. She has been proud of many things during that time. The reputation this school has developed throughout the area and the state gives her a special sense of honor. Mrs. Hanrahan is also proud of the qualified staff, its ability to work with the students, and the systematic management and organization within the school. One of her firm beliefs is that leadership is not accomplished by one person. The 1987-88 yearbook staff proudly dedicates this book to a leader we will look up to for many years- Mrs. Peggy Hanrahan. 0= Cardinal 4 vV Top Left: A Sophomore takes a cheek sample for Biology. Middle: Sophomores Shane and Tim display the latest fashion trend at Mentor High. Top Right: Bob looks like he’s out on a limb. Bottom Right: Cardinals show their school spirit at a bonfire. Bottom Center: A Mentor Booster member helps sell refreshments at a football game. Bottom Left: Our majorettes strut their stuff in the Homecoming parade. Men to High School's 1987 - 1988 school year was a year of great times. Once again, diversity was the key word to describe our student body. However, despite all of our differences and no matter how we did things, we did them the right way, the only way, the Cardinal Way. Top Left: Studying in the library. Top Middle: Sr. John Hamilton looks a bit per-plexed - “Maybe school's gotten a little rough, huh, John? Top Right: Foreign Exchange Student Enrique Patino plays a Cuban highjacker for a Spanish IV Skit. Middle Right: Sr. Tabby Shank shows that win• ning smile. Bottom: Sophomores show their enthusiasm at a pep rally. Center: Sr. Tracey Bilinsky says, “Wouldn't ya just know it- they took my picture? Middle Left: Even Sr, Jim Moll couldn't escape the camera. Bottom Left: Jr. Keyth Pengal teaches Senora Carion a lesson. Top Left: Jr. Jenny Chen helps the United Way drive. Top Right: Lisa Cavelli and friends utilize the library to the maximum. Center: Our cheerleaders get ready to cheer the Cards to VICTORY! Middle Right: Jr. Leslie Caruso waves the flag during one of the bands great intermissions. Bottom Right: The Sophomore Lunch Bunch. Bottom Left: Sr. Justin Roth and friends at the 1987 Homecoming Dance. Middle Left: Sr. Greg Mergen attempts the Nick Rhodes look. Top Left: The 1987 Homecoming Queen Candidates. Top Right: Sr. Chuck Mchale shows the ups and downs of Mentor High. Middle Right: Adrienne Whittaker looks intent on dropping her egg. Bottom Middle: Sarah and Tony Hard at work in Physics. Bottom Left: Sr. Chris Bobeczko apprehends a “high-jacker”. Middle: Srs. Brad Fross and Diane Catto get in some extra studying during homeroom. Middle Left: Sr. Carl Ondersma gets ready to make his big eggdrop. Center: Let's hope that this wasn't Carl's egg drop. =7 STUDENT Another year draws to a dose here at Mentor High School—and what a year it has been!! The 1987-1988 school year has had its ups and downs♦ but it was a great year overall. 4s the class of 1988 leases MHS, we sen wavs. wisn me siunrnia best of luck in their cho- Being a part of Mentor High can he a hectic experience. H e are sure to remember all of our homework and activities, but most of all, we'll remember our friends. Friends make the had times a little easier, and they make the good times even more fun. Whether in class or at a game, friends make the experience more worthwhile. Over the years here at MHS, many long-lasting friendships have been cultivated. These friendships will remain in our memories forever and will show how the students here at Mentor High School do things the friendly way! Top Left: Sophomores Heather Kunkle and Katherine Reimer shot that Cardinal togetherness. Top Center: Beth Bailee shares a laugh with some senior citizens. Top Right: Josh Freshwater, Sick Tucci, John Cerjan, and Brad Fross ham it up for the camera. Middle Left: A member of the H A .S' cust gets ready to wake us up with the morning announcements. Center: Monica Tracei and Pate Reed socialize in the Learning Center. Middle Right: Terrie Conley sets up the course markers at a cross country meet. Bottom Left: Bill and Chris horse around in Fspanol IV. Lower Middle: Betsy Engle and atasha Dankotich hate some fun during a football game. Bottom Right: Ben Schaeffer shows his Cardinal Spirit by dressing up for Halloween. Bottom: Members of the Farit ( hildcare Class relax after a hard dat''s work. Top Right: Tammy Kellehar, Sheuli Sen, and a special friend hare fun at the Future Leader’s Senior Citizen Dance. Center: John Graziano and a friend study in the sun. Middle Right: T. Murray creates a .. 2 Middle Left: Lisa Corelli and her Pumpkin Baby. Bottom: Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores get together and ha re a good time in Future Leaders. Just Another Ordinary Day UMfT J 66 I 66 66J 66 zn ED niti irnin 66 SPEED LIMIT UMfT I UMrT 8 6 | fll 66 It (J 6c This section is devoted to the 1987-1988 Mentor High School Seniors. This year's seniors were one of the best classes ever at Mentor High. We, as a class, have been excellent. He had seven National Merit Scholar Semi-Finalists. Two seniors in Horticulture received state awards and then competed nationally. Thirty percent of our class had a G.P.A. of 3.0 or better and seventy percent had at least a C average. A special thanks to Mr. Ramsey and Mr. Allen who provided the yearbook with oodles of pictures. 6 This page is designed to ghe you a glimpse of everyday life here at Mentor High. 4 s years go by, e hope this page reminds you of the good oT times you had your senior year. Sharon Abbey Paula Ackers Beterly Aey hay tan Ahmadi Brian Allan Patrick Allen Dorene Amtsberg Kristin Andrews Marc Andreyko Timothy Andrassy Jr. Datid Anvzeski Laura Arras Renatc Ast Debbie Aulicino Tracy Auten Steten Backiel Denise Bacon Grethe Bagger James Bailey John Bailey James Baker Kathleen Baker Tracy Baker Peter Ball Jennifer Ballard F Richard Bergen Diane Berthold Karen Bevington Tracey Bilinsky John Bischof Candy Barks Jennifer Barndt Robert Barzal Brian Bass Annette Beatty Elizabeth Bailee Judy Baltz Shavvna Barber Keith Bare Chnsti Barker Holly Beaver Kristine Beck Christopher Bednar Deborah Bednar Geneen Bednarik Christine Bell Bill Bendon Ryan Bendure Mary Ann Bennett John Beinhardt Christopher Bobeciko Misty Black William Bissett Rebecca Bittner Albert Biscotti Barbara Boles Jeffrey Bolander Corey Bock ho ff Melisa Boris Anthony Bordelon Dionna Boothe Scott Bricker Karen Brandt Melissa Bradac Sean Boyle Douglas Boyd Marsha Bn son Robert Brown Amy Brunelle Kimberly Briggs Jeffery Broski 4 Kenneth Buckley Michelle Buehner Sharon Buehner Guy Bundy Tina Burkholder Bridget Burlingame Timothy Campbell Kristina Cantley Robert Carabotta Scott Carlson Nicole Carpenter Lynn Carrano Shawn Carrel Steven Carter Steven Cassidy Christopher Castiglione Luis Castillo Michael Catalano Perry Catanese Kimberly Cencula John Cerjan Tony Chilia Scott Cherry James Channel! Kathy Chance Patricia Chaffin Danielle Clement Sheri Clark Heather Clark Angela Cihon Mark Chiriboga Dennis Collins Bruce Cole Chris Coghill Julie Cogar I d� ard Clement Eric Cooper (Kristopher Coon Tara Constantine Ginger Connolly Theresa C onley Lisa Cotturo Michael Costanza Jennifer Cost Steten Corso Joseph Corlette A Steten Couch Kelly Coughlin Lisa Cot elIi Daniel Conan Sean Cow serf Brian Coyne Benjamin Craghead Jennifer Craig Russell Craig Datid Crawley Leighanne Criswell Brian Crouse Cynthia Crouse Amy Crysler Jennifer Cullen Jennifer Currutt Colleen Dagg Michael Damon Michael Datidson Cynthia Datis Patricia Datis Scott Datis Gregory Dawson Tracy Debban Karen Delly James Delrosa Brian DeSantis Suzanne DeSantis Dinesh Dhawan Kelly Dickson Mark Dietrich Deanna Dimatteo Ednard Dodaro Patrick Domonkos Jr. Laura Dolsak Kelly Dougher Jennifer Dozier Kim Dudash Brian Dunay Jenny Duns William Dutton Michael Dye Cassandra Edgar Jacquelin Ell anger Rakesh Engineer Richard England Meg Englander Harold Ernst Caryn Erskine Robert Estep Cynthia E ans Gary Ewing Susan Eyth Renee Eakult Rosemary Fakult Marc Fannin William Fellows Charles Ferrell Jr. James Ferry Susan Fetch Jerilyn Ficke Jeannie Fiorelli Todd Fiorille A M Michael Franczek John Francis Monica Fracci Sue Ellen Fisher Da id Foisel Dawn Fussner Bradley Fross Shelley Freund Hewitt Fredebaugh Heather Frank Ronald Gainar Elizabeth Galen Micheal Gallagher Angela Cammicre Kimberly Gant Diane Gatto Michael Gaylord Deana Gildone Dominic Gildone Wendy Giroux _____________i V i I 1 Larry Gladen Tricia Giri Kristy Glazer Angela Gliesman Jeffery Globe Elizabeth Gmvrek Holly Goe Jim Goebelbecker Anita Goertz Anthony Goody Meghan Gorman Judith Gorsha James Graham Jason Green Scott Green Robyn Grenier Cynthia Grewe Amy Griffith Sherry Griswold Jeff Grove Carla Groynom oelle Grund Wayne Guthrie Jerry Hagan Todd Hagedorn Matthew Hewitt Carl Higginbotham Lisa Hill Robert Holmes o Renee Himes Leah Hockenbrouch Greg Holt Laura Hook Jeffrey Hordinski Alicia Hostetler Staci Ho ance Stephen Hubbell Christine Hudak Traci Hudock Eric Hull Daniel Hulten Sean Hyder Lisa Ickes Anna Jackson Annette Jackson Sheetal Jain Robert Jakubson James Jarc Jay Jarrett Tamara Jenks Catherine Jelen Julie Jennings Juba Jerik Michael Jochum PaulJonke Jeff Jones Randy Johnson Mark Johnson Craig Jones Jeffrey Jukiewicz Jeanette Joyce Judith Joss Kenneth Kacmar Kimberly Justice Lisa Jurick Diana Keck Scott Kehr Pamela Keiffer Robert Keleman Tamara Kelleher Kimberly Kelly Dawn Kennedy Randy Kern Da id Kidd Michael Kintop Shannon Kirkland Joseph Kish Michael Klem Kerri Knaack Andrea Knauf Denise Knuff Teresa Koenig Scott Koeth Kerry Kolba Mark Kolnekker Susan host Daniel Kostecka Brian Kotacs Brian Kozar Sergio Kraljic Tracy Krall Troy Kranz Todd Kranz Kellie Kreger Mark Krenisky Christine Krimmel Kimberly Krom Susanne Krouse Tiffany Kruter Eileen Krysiak ?= Michael Langhoff Sean Larkin Tracy Lehman Da id Kutz Michael Kuznik Christina Lackey John Lackey Julie La Hood Daniel Lee Ke in LeMasters =■ George Leskorec Frank Letterly David Levine Megan Lewis Thomae Liamos Jeffrey Lindhurst Thomas Lingafelter Sandra Liii Sandra Lohiser Scott Lohrey Frederick Longbons Lora Lowes Catherine Ludwig Michelle Ludwig Jane Luetkemeyer Kelly Luther Cynthia Mackey Gregory Maclean Jennifer Lukat Dawn Lund berg David Lundi Raquel Maehler David Mallen Dawn Makad Craig Mahoney Edward Maglosky Eric Marsh Michelle Marteeny Tracey Manross William Manus Robert Manning Brian Maxwell Sean Mawhorr Greg Marline John Mauk Gregory Martin Susan McCauley Ronald McCartney Michael Mazzocco Chris Mazeika = Amy McCollum Patrick McCormick John McCoy John McDonald Karolyn McDonald 5 v Michael McLain Holly McGinnis Timothy McGinty Charles McHale Erin McKay Elizabeth McMahon Mary McNiel Jenifer Meehan Micheal Megery Kim Meeks Gregory Mergan Michael Mercer Kelly Meyers Ketin Meyers Lisa Mezzacappa Kimberly Minor Linda Miocic Rosemary Morgan Christy Jo Moore Kelly Mulroy Traci Munczenski Gary Mrowca Donald Morton Carrie Morrison Allison Myers Michelle Munro Charles Munnings Kristina Myllykoski Jennifer Myers Tonya Myers Mitchell Niebes Sara Noonan Audra Notak Eric Nainiger Kelly Neiner Erin OTonnell Jason O'Bryan Carrie O'Connor Karen Obrzut Daniel Notak = Trina ODell Estrella Oliran Suzanne Olszeski Lee Omanski Karl Ondersma Karen Osborne Debra Owens Kimberly Owens Kristen Paderewski Lisa Palmer Charles Panzarella Alan Parker Carol Parkinson Mark Pattison Laurie Paul Trisha Pasketich Marie Pawlowski Karla Peoples Kevin Payne Michael Pedley Michael Pegoraro David Perry Lisa Perna Gary Pflueger Holly Petrime Scott Peters Dawn Pohl Raymond Planisek Laura Pildner Richard Pierce Sheila Posey Timothy Preston Heather Pollock James Polenchak Laura Pohl «= Natalie Purtilo Joseph Putney Christopher Qualey Jennifer Quinn Kelly Quinn Jason Quinones Karen Redenshek Michael Redmon Da id Reed Julia Pritt Richard Prunty Scott Pretieus Michael Priggins Karen Reed James Reid Bethany Reimer Laura Reinholz Lynda Reith Da n Restina Kimberly Ribo Toni Riccio Brian Rich Holly Richards James Richey Mark Rigsby Keith Rintamaa John Roberts Lee Rommel Kimberly Ronske Martina Ropog Adam Rogers Tracy Rohn Daniel Rose Daniel Rositano = Justin Roth Tina Rudney Lisa Ruscheck Suiette Rush Tabitha Sabo Todd Salopeck Donald Salupo Jeffrey Sanderson Carla Santoli Rebecca Sapp Jennifer Sauvageot Stacey Schmitt Patricia Saxe Theresa Schenk Michelle Schembre Douglas Schneider Thomas Ross Denis Rosu Tammy Ruckel Shannon Rowan Mary Rowe Sandra Seelinger Leonard Schultz Candace Schnabauer Dawn Schreckengost Tabitha Shank Da tid Sersain Benjamin Shaeffer Joyce Seidel Sheuli Sen William Sheldon Steren Shields Sean Sheehan Scott Sharpless Martine Shaw Jenny Shipley Mike Shirley Christine Simcich Da fid Simandle Karin Silbiger = Patrick Sirl Christina Simonetta Kelly Simla Dawn Skebe Christopher Skerl Kelly Skidmore Ken Ski I ton Linda Slattery Joseph Slifko Alvin Smith Christine Smith Loren Smith Robert Smith David Snively Angel Spagnoletii Steve Spain Sharon Spangler Robin Sperinio Joseph Spinelli Tricia Splete Darrell Steele Christine Steffen Anthony Sterling David Sterner Patrick Stevenson Anthony Stillisano Donald Stinchcomb John Storm Ronald Stowe Shannon Stratton Ernest Strodtbeck Christine Strong Jason Surrell Jill Swain Carol Swanson Kathy Sweeney Kim Sweeney Shannon Sweeney Sherry Swope Alan Taddeo Angela Taddeo Douglas Taggart Marie Taylor Tracey Taylor Karen Testen George Tetonis Ronald Thomas Shari Thomas Richard Thress Sharon Tisza Tracy Titman Denise Tomaselli Lisa Torres Nicholas Tucci Michelle Torry Frank Toth Lisa Toth Kelly Tramte Rocky Trick Adrianne Tripi Barbara Turk Michelle Turner Kelly I rban Michael Vaccariello Rolin Vah Sharon Valley Kimberly Van Wyck Wendy Vanderhorst Jennifer Vanhimbergen Kathryn Vedell Carrie Vend Robert Vinson Edmund Vitolano Christopher Vollstadt Lome Vernon Matthew Veselko Todd Victor Sue Ann Vopicka Lisa Wagner Brian Voss Aaron Walker Da fid Walker Adam Wallace Pamela Wallace Robert Wallace Mark Walters Diane Ward Kimberley Ward Theresa Wells Sarah Wennerstrom Cory Wertsch Julie Westin Diana Wetzel Nancy Wharton Marianne Whitcomb Denise White Adrienne Whittaker Judith Wicinski Connie IYiddonson Ronald Wiersch Allen Wilhelm Tracy W ilson Roger Winston Joseph Wise Katherine Witeczek Denise Winchester Andrea Wood Sarah Worth (iregory Yanulaitis Kendall W right Margaret .abler Jeffrey 7.grebnak Tracy Zmada Kelly Zatodny Christian .alba Robert Ziegler Scott Zunic Late Piet orshamshiah Mi Afandi Carminia Arnaldo Alan Balas Troy Fry Daniel Hodgson Thomas Jukiewicz Tom Raising Heidi Spurlock Robert Young ures Not Pictured Peter Agostine Jason Huelskamp Scott Peters Eric Andrews Jeffrey Hunter Joseph Pellettiere Anthony Armenti Andrea Jorgensen Brian Pengov Linda Arthur Kim Kalamar Cristina Plavcban Steven Ashley Darren Kalix Gail Porter Jason Balough Brian Kemp Patricia Porter Thomas Baum Traci Kern Christine Prall Greg Blewett James Kerry Shari Reid Robert Bregitzer Thaddeus Kinzer Tamiko Reid Dona Brining Karen Kitchen Donald Rulison Robert Brown Kristin Kobza Christina Salerno Valerie Burnett Daniel Kosanovich Joseph Salerno Brett Cameron Jeff Krisha Frank Sikon Gregory Chodnicki Kenneth Kuchenbecker Tania Smith Joseph Coll Eric Kunde Nan Smrdelj Curtis Cooper Amy Land Joseph Somrak Jennifer Cullen Traci Lanese Kathleen Stoneman Timothy Peering John Leroy Alan Summers Stacy Dinning michelle Lichvar Marie Svete Sonia Dominish Stephan Lindsay Juliet Sweany Carol Dora Douglas Ludwig Kenneth Swope Ron Dorsey Heidi Marsalis Michael Thomas Sandi Duka Joe Martincic John Thompson James Feeney Ralph Martinez Marsha Thompson Paula Ferrante Eric Masar Patricia Throneburg Cristina Fierro John McLaren April Toppings Stephen Finn Jason McLeod Lisa Valdez Tajana Franekic Jennifer Metz Jeff Van Ness Kevin Germovsek Scott Milde Michael Wagner Mark Gibbon Ann Moses Jeffery Waterman Paul Giles Melissa Mraz Robert Wegzynowski Michael Goddard James Mullin Todd Wernet Gregory Hall Peter Musarra Nathan Wilson Mark Harbath James Myers Ann Win Michael Hablett Christy Mylott Christopher York Daniel Haydu John Nagy William Hendrickson Tina Nickerson David Hill Patrick Nolan Cris Hodson Shannon Overall Max Hogan Enrique Patino Donald Holt = - As we look back on our senior year, we remember those great times: the fun shared with friends, those great classes, and the joy and sorrow of 1988 being our last year at Mentor High School. Senior Top Left: Steve Couch looks down in shame. Middle: Tabby Schank shares her winning smile. Right: A few friends gather for a Middle left: Scott Cherry doing what he does best. Right: Jennifer shows her surprised look. Lower left: Don’t cry, Dave. Right: One of those exciting lunch room encounters. Life !!«!! ev picture. Top left: Chris, Dave and Monica during mod change. Top right: Matt Hewitt Middle left: Jason Surrell — oooh! Center: Yes, Dan, you're in the yearbook. Right: A group of friends take a break from choir. Bottom left: Utter concentration! 4 1988 Best Hair P Senior 1 1 s Prettiest Eyes Eric Hull and Lisa Hill Sean Seehan and Diana Wetzel Prettiest Smile John McDonald and Adrienne Tripi Class Flirt Best Looking Al Smith and Dawn Skebe Most Likely To Succeed Chris Russo and Kelly Urban Most Spirited Steve Spain and Amy Griffith Alike Costanza and Janet Alin Most Musical Best Dressed Dave Sterner and Sant Seelinger Class Clown Sean Mawhorr and Holly Pet rime Most Athletic Steve Couch and Lauren Stanfa Randy Stark and Rosemary Morgan HPtr Times I pper I.eft: Jason Ha lough points to the ansner. I pper Right: Tracy and I'ricia. a friendship that lasts. Middle Ron: Mr. Chemistry gets ready for class: Frank- nhat. no Rich?: Tno friends share a laugh in the cafeteria. Bottom Left: Date W alker led the marching band to the stadium. Bottom Right: harl and Rosemary nalk to class. Senior Section This year's Sr. staff consisted of Beth Bailee-editor, Jeff Hordinski, Paula Ackers, and Sandi Edgar, our senior photographer. We all worked hard to produce, what we hope will be, the best Senior Class section ever! Good Luck to the Graduating Class of '88 in whatever we choose. Caution WEST] WEST WEST WESl EAST WEST EAST EAST EAST WEST WEST EAST WEST, EAST EAST! EAST WEST EAST EAST! EAST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST EAST EAST EAST WEST WEST WES1 EAST wes: WEST WEST EAST WES1 WEST EAST EAST The class of 1989 had a successful year as juniors in Mentor High. Many of the juniors took the PSA T in October. As in the past, the juniors have done exceptionally well in the areas of academics and sports. There are juniors on the academic decathlon team and most varsity sports. This class should be commended for its outstanding achievements and performances in the many activities in which they have participated. EAST east WEST EAST Bryant Ackley Brent Adams Robin Adams Helen Alaburic Gregory Albright Matthen Alexander Lisa Allen Tracey Allen Mary Alucho Stephanie Ambrochonicz Jerry Amirault Anthony Anderson Julie Anderson Tracy Anderson Jonathan Andreas Lisa Ansel mi Vincent Armenti Gayle Arndt Jeffrey Ashton Tamara Atkins James Attina Kathleen Autry Da id Backus Katherine Baker Michael Baker Richard Balazs John Baldzicki Laurie Ball Larissq Balt us Michael Baluch Theresa Banas ek Tracy Banaszek Benjamin Barbera Jason Barbey Daniel Bares James Barns Patrick Barry Margaret Barzal Angelique Baterle Steve Baum Mary Baumann Janeen Baxter Scott Beall Deborah Bean Adam Behrend Andrea Belcher Lewis Belknap Jenifer Belt Jennifer Bender Jason Benedum l.ouanne Bengough Rosanne Bengough ■miuil Beni gar Patrick Berdys Joseph Bergan Jeanine Berkley Keith Berzanske Akhil Bindra James Bishop Tracey Bishop Kimberly Blackmer Diane Blankschaen Ricky Blevins Daniel Bobeczko Cheryle Bober Susan Boger Ryan Bogert Charles Bohana Kimberly Bohnsack Debra Bokar Heidi Boomer Anthony Borelle Julianne Boris Melanie Bowen Lorna Braidac l.ori Brandenburg Edward Brede Richard Bregitzer Nicholas Brewer =«= Michael Brewster James Broscheid George Brown Lydia Brown Nancy Brown W illiam Brown Laurie Bruening James Bruggeman Larry Brunkala Craig Buckley Tracy Buchner Da id Bullard William Burch Thomas Burke W i Ilia m Burkett Craig Burns Daniel Buttari Joseph Caine Mary Caine Rory Callahan Glynis Caluducan Eric Campbell Stacey Carmichael Tonyah Carrel Melissa Carsey Leslie Caruso Tammi Cascone Stephanie Case Renee Cassidy Ronna C'awrse Jennifer Cerjan Da id Chaika Glenn C hannel! Jennifer Chen Scott Cherep Donald Chesnes Christopher Childs W endy Churchill Dawn Cipollo Audrey Citriglia Colleen Clasen Delinda Clement John Collins Dina Colombo Heather Conley Kyra Conway Kristen Cooper James Cornelius Kristen Correia Laura Cortell Heather Cosgriff Michael Costich Connie Cottrell Melanie Cottrell Thomas Coulture Stephen Couture Kevin Crane Lisa Crane Keith Crow Jodi Chrysler ( andie Cseh Colleen Cullen Tracey Custer Ronald Czyzynski Christopher D'Amico Maria Daddario Brian Danison Christopher Paris Jean Darrah Christopher Davis Jeffrey Davis Jill Davis Susan Davis Michael Day Jonathan Debasi Charles Deeb Christopher Delgross Michael Delisio Thomas Delly West Den Craig Dennis Michael Derespiris Paul Dhawan Heather DiBiase Sorman Dillen Mona Dimberio Kevin Doe ring Jennifer Donaldson Jill Donaldson Andrew Douglas Todd Fames Matthew Fbeling Stacey Ebosh Charles Ehinger Steven Elliot Michael Elly Melissa FIrick Philip F.nch Corrie Erwin Daniel Eagan Malinda Eagert l.isa Eederico Stacy Fekete Tracy Fekete Rebecca Ferrell Dawn Ferrill Patrick Ferron Christine Fielitz Cary Fiffick Elaine Findley Richard Fink Michael Fishleigh hern Fleisher Christine Forster Sean Fowler l.isa Frakes Jo Ann Frazee Anthony Fregunti Christopher Fretter Linda Friend Scott Fulmer Amy Futchi Heather Caebelein Bryan Cal I ion Daniel Caloric Tia Cambill Jeffery Caier Robert Cantzer Dawn Cask ins Matthew Casper Anne Cay or Christopher Cenotese Carla George Ronald George Christy Cerrick l)a id Geyer Laura Gilbert Shane Giles Patrick Gillette Ronald Clowacki Robert Goebel Debbie Goetz Suzanne Coldthorpe Diana Golob Matthen Goodlin John Goodnight Regina Grabner Kimberly Crasser Theresa Cray Lori Greene John Crega Valerie Cren Jeffrey Grill Jack Gris H old Shannon Gromek Karen CrusendorC Lisa Guimmly Timothy Gutekunst Jennifer Gyure Christopher Haag Joseph Haas Dann Haberman John llackathorn Lisa Haffa Michael Hale Mary Halerz Adrienne Ha lien Marcy Haluska Keith Hamilton Bianca llaralotic Wendy Harman Larry Harpster Regina Harrington Sheri Harris Da id Harts field Richard Hasselman Robert Hasselman Hans Hauser John Ha Hand Susanne Ha rilia Annette Hayes Christopher Head Bridget Hearn Jeffery Hegedus Christopher Heiden Cynthia Heil Tara Helminak John Heron Victoria Hieronymus Kerri Higgins Norma Hillery Deanna Hindbaugh Steven Miner Diana lloberg Renee Hocerar Jeffrey Moegler Gregory Moeth Michael Hollis Scott Holmecki Bry an Horn Gary Horst Jr. Kimberly Hotchkiss David Howell Mindy Hughes Jennifer Hull Tina Huntington Gregory Huss Julie Hux Robin Hy ett ( harmaine Insana David Ireland Douglas Jackson Jim Jackson Leslie Jacob Nicole Jacobellis Tammy Jacobsen Duane Jacquemain Steven Jahnke Traci James .Mark Jastredowski Franklin Jeckel Michelle Jenko Holly Jerele Corrine Jernajcic Kathleen Jena Jeffrey Johnson Scott Johnson Nicole Jones Debbie Jonke Ronald Jukiewicz Jennifer Kacica David Kadas Deborah Ka la mar Laura Kalivoda Daniel Karban Loreen Karban Renae Karlovec Christina Kaufman Stacy Keene Chris Keeney Bryan Keiper Jonathan Kelly Kristen Kershaw Justin Kersmarki Scott Kidd Lynn Kirchenbauer Deanna Klann Gary Kless Gene Klingbeil James Koenig Christopher Koenigshof Kevin Koeppen Deborah Koerwitz Michael Kohn Jason Kolenc Datid Koshar Lisa Kost Alan Koterba Michael Koubec Christopher Kota I Ann Kozenko Phillip Krakowski Joseph Krann Amy Kreke Richard Kretschman Jr. Robert Kruger Steven Kruper James Kuczynski Jason Kuebler John Kuitila Dennis Kuhn Sheila Kumel William Kuret Jill Kuter Dawn La Pinta Kristina Lacey Robert IjiGanke Kelly Ijmdgraf Thomas l.anger Michelle Lantz Louis I rick Jr. Gene Larson Dennis Lauderback Kendra Lauridsen John Lata lie Jim Ijtwson =o oo Alison Lee David Lee Brian Lehmer Ronald l.eikala Sharon Leindecker Deena Lemmons Kelly Lennon Christine Leone Mary Edna Lesak Ronnie Lescar Debra l.etterly Larry Lewis Michael Lewis Rebecca Lewis Robert Lewis Monica Lichvar Brian Liles Eric Linderman Kurt Li now ski Kimberly Lloyd Traci Lors Carla l.ucarelli Joseph Lucas Richard Lucas Stephen Lucek Bryan Lugo Stephen Lutes Sandra Macalonan Joshua MacDonald Lisa Mackel David Mack in Anthony Maen a Jennifer Maffo Jodi Magill James Maglosky Dawn Mahtar Donna Mailliard Brian Malinowski Todd Malkus Karen Malnar Stacie Malnar Herbert Maness Danny Mann Darrin Mapes Brett Marinelli Cary Marsh Michelle Martin Paula Martin Michael Mar tone Domenic Martucci Sima Marusic Christian Masai Tiffany Masiello Adam Mason Mark Matko James Matson Joann Maul Anthony Maxwell Kristen Maynard Mark Maznik Wayne McCloud Shannon McCue Paula McDonald Paula McIntyre Karoly Meacham Kathy Meeks Mario Melotti Michael Melotti Donald Menhom Joseph Merrifield Dennis Merril Scott Meyer Tracey Meyer Kimberly Mihallik Veronica Miles Barry Miller Christopher Miller Jennifer Miller Matthen Miller Michelle Miller Joseph Miskulin Brian Moore James Mott Jill Mozeleski Laurie Mraz Jamie Munden Christopher Mundson John Munro Derek Murphy T Murray Charles Musgrate Deidre Sarramore Ke in asky Matthew . athanson Stanley Nebelski Da id eige Gregory Mess Nicole Neumann John Men ton Lori Ann Nicholson Angela Nines John Norris Robert Novak Susan Notak Ted Nyari Mary Beth O’Hara Dawn Ochaba Marc Okerwall Christina Oliver hiersten Olpp Aaron Osiers Christine Ostrowski Wendy Owens Todd Pacholke Da id Pafford Stephanie Pagnini Kari Palek Deborah Paolucci Michelle Papineau Tracey Paponetti Angelo Pariza Brian Parmertor Stacy Parsons Dharmesh PateI Stacie Patterson Michael Paul Anthony Pa ic Edwin Pavlik Melanie Pendergrass Keith Pengal Erica Pepin Michele Perz Tanya Pesch Cathleen Peterson Adam Petrovic Chris Pfeil Mary Picket Scott Piraino Jennifer Ann Pit rone Kimberly Pitt Sandra Pittsenberger Charise Platano Gail Pluhar Julie Plummer o-=i Tammy Pluth Stephen Poremba Eric Porter Joann Potocnik Dolores Potter Jay Powell Kent Powell Om Prasad Angelo John Pressello Mark Preston athan Preuer Mama Prine Michelle Pular Michelle Quiggle Scott Quinones Matthew Radovanic Rebecca Rakes Kevin Randall Robin Raphael Pamela Rastatter Todd Raubenolt Gregg Rechner Kristen Reed Laura Reed Kristen Reeves William Regal Douglas Reichard Shasta Reid Jeffrey Reider Megan Reilly Joan Remaley Dennis Re lock Wesley Reynolds Daniel Rich Jill Richards Heather Richart Brenda Rife Robin Rini Cynthia Ritts Christopher Ri ers Toni a Roberts Charles Robinett Kevin Robinson Julie Roche Samuel Rockwell Rhonda Rodick Derek Rodstrom Mary Kay Roediger Virginia Rose Monica Roskoph Da id Ross Steven Ross llene Rouseh Lynn Rozzo Evelyn Rulison Eddie Rundt Susan Russell Ryan Rutter Bridgette Ryan Amy Sahath Amy Salinger Lisa Saltatore W'endi Sanders Sandro Santoli Angie Sargent Stephanie Saner Paul Sauvain Mark Sa age Sarah Schaefer Robyn Schmidt C. Jayson Schneider Shelley Schombert Charles Schonhaut Todd Schultz Tom Schumacher Ronald Schnarznalder Thomas Scull Jon Seager Kelly Seesholtz Angela Sekston Dale Selander Mat then Senra Michelle Senyes James Sever Jr. Jason Severn Melissa Sharpless Heather Shilling Julie Shingledecker Da id Shirk John Shirley Gregory Shockey Amy Shore Shannon Shuttle orth Colby Sigl Christopher Simpson Todd Simpson oelle Sirl Sandy Sisa Bradley Skilton Michelle Smaretsky Brian Smith Colleen Smith Kristen Smith Philip Smith Todd Smith Stasia Smole Cynthia Sneary Tracy Sofia Joel Solly Kimberly Sorensen Kristina Sorensen Jason Spadaro =- = Michael Spahlinger Beda Spangler Danny Spitak Karen Spondike Steten Sprague Shane Springer Kenneth Spudick Sarah St, Hilaire Scott Stabler Sean Stadler Sandra Stark dinette Stefanek C en Stefanek Michelle Stein Linda Stepanek Kimberly Stephens Amy Stephenson Charles Srephenson Susan Stephenson Lance Stetter Stephen Stibora Elizabeth Stiefrater Lisa Stillisano Jeanne Stitzel Susan Strout Katherine Strancar Ronald Strnad Michael Sturm Melissa Susel John Sutter Shannon Sregel Adam Strain Cindy Swanson Mary Cay Sweeney Jeffrey Switzer Martin Sypniewski Kristine Szabo Arthur Teal Nicole Tetonis Stacy Thiel Fabian Thomlison Datid Thorne Julie Tinik Joanna Tomozic Aoy Tomita Irina Tomola Kari Toplorich Datid Tosi Wendy Toth Joseph Tracz Lance Tranter Brian Trimmer Datid Tripi Stephen Truesdail Kelly Tseng Daniel Tumino •= Dianna Turk Kelly Ulrich Thomas Crbanonski Philip I’rbanski Chris I'ter hark Nichole Yaccariello Mary Ann Vaccaro Michael Vaccaro Cynthia Valentino Gary Van Scoyoc Christopher Vasil Vikki Vazach Stete Velytis Gena Vend Jason Vernon Marc Vickery Colleen idmar Lori Voleski Lisa Vo ko Melissa Voyten Richard Wachhaus Jeffrey Waddell Patrick Wade Senta Wagner Christopher Waina Leigh Walker Brian Walouke Trishia Walouke Jason Wanska John Ward Dennis Wargo Deanna Warrens Lance Washburn Debbie Watson Ronald Weaver Dania Webb Scott Webb Thomas Weigel Joseph Wellington Michael Werner Brian Wesbecher Kelly West Jeffrey Whetzel Keith White Scott White William White Kristin Whitehouse Lora Wight Daniel Williams Scott Williams Scott Williams Vicki Willner P Gregory Wing Samuel Winland Cynthia Witt Robert Wolff Benson Wong Steven Woodruff William Wright Julie Yager Debora Jo Yanchar Jennifer Yost Kimberly Young Dawn Zaccaro Susan Zahursky Margie Zak Eric Zaller Christine Zebrowski Michael Zelenkas Erica Zema Traci Zingales Marjorie Zivitch William Zone William Zupancic A Little Late! John Adams Jason Burke Ton yah Carrel Kenyon Sangdahl Frank Sanzo Dale Setzer Robin Shambach Todd Swisher Laura Thompson Scott Toth Sandy Underwood Dan Unites Jim Yecchio Mike Williams Tony Caldro Mark Felke Richard Fellenstein Steve Ferencie Helena Ferno Bryan Fifolt Greg Frederick Josh Freshwater Michelle Darting Jim Kaszian Kevin Mitten Sam Mominey Brian Monte Peter Pannetta Tina Perfetti Chris Persic Matthew Porter J= = W-E Tech Center Lisa Granchi Paul McClain Lisa Metzger Michele Radoranic Marlene Trivisonno SSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSiSSSSSSf Not Pictured Vicki Barski John Graziono Cristopher Oloughlin Arthur Bart hoi William Green Krista Parisi Denny Beasley Tracy Guthrie Lauren Patrick Robert Bittinger Frank Hange Cristopher Pot pan Bernadette Bodo Edwin Harper Cristopher Price Eric Bonds Donna Henderson Tracey Rezak Terah Byrd Ronald Higgins Mike Ricci Da id ( aidto Rebecca Hren Michael Richmond William ( am pan a Christina johnson George Rimes Paul Cohen Marta Jones Jean Romig Joseph Cola Katie Katona Holly Rost Daniel Creadon Keith Kidd Chientai Roth David Deiss Lisa Kost Stephanie Rullo Michael Ditchman Jennifer Krause Carmela Russo Mary Ellen Dodgson Aimee La Prairie Jessica Russo Marc Du bee David Lacourse Carma Sayer Melissa Dudash Sherry linden Dawn Shannon Bradley Du four Michael Luptak John Shanower Jackie Duka Dennis Maggard Richard Simenc Jennifer Dupont Kathleen Mallon Brian Stevens Joseph Elegante Scott Mandolin Anthony Taddeo Jeffery Erickson Michele Marteeny Brent Tarantino James Fajack Kenneth Marthe Kathleen Thress l.eann Farley Mark McBride Derick Toth Nicole Fa rone Carole McCollum Richard Turkall Tina Ferderico Joel McDonald Maria Vitantonio Scott Fisher l.orraine Miller Roger Westbrook Melissa Friedel Michael Murray John Whited Lori Galeno Trudy Nadenbush Jennifer Wiley Gerald Gardner Kelly Novak Michelle Wolenski Christine Gatto Shane Novak IgirTsS El M Ea § |ee RACHEL ABBEY MARY ANN ADKINS JOEL ALGERI CHERYL ANDERSON KATHY ANDERSON AMY ANSORCE MIKE ASTONISH A K ATHENA APPLEBY MIKIE BARBER TOM B ARNDT JIM BARNES CHRIS BARR PAUL BARRON ANNE BARRY BRYAN BARRY PAULA BECK TRACY BECK KIRT BECKER LYNETTE BECKER KIM BECKWITH IIEA THER BEDEORD KIMBERL) BENDEKOVICK JESSICA BENEDUM DA VE BLAKE MISSY BLOM AMY BLY ANDREA BOBECZKO PAULA BOBECZKO KIMI BODIS ANCElJA BOEHM BILL BOERGERT ABBEY BROWN-JACK IE BROWN KEITH BROWN TOM BROTHERS KATHY BRI MLE MICHAEL BRUNKAl-A TIM BRUNKAlJk DAWNLEA BUCEY CRYSTAL ARMONAS AMY ARTIM LABI A £T MELANIE A YLWARD CORY BACH NICK DAVE BAILY STACEY BAKER BRYAN BANNING CHRIS BART DA VE BARTHOLOMEW MARIE BASSO JEET BASU CHUCK BAUERLE DANA BAYLES GREG BA YSEK STEVE BEATTY TODD BERARDINELLI THOMAS BERTHA MA 7T BERG RICHARD BEVINGTOS KEN Bl ESI A DA CHRIS BIGGS BRIAN BIRD DENISE BISSETT MICHELLE BOLLMAN BRIAN BOSLEY SHIRLEY BOYLES LEANNE BRANDT CAROLYN BREWER KRISTIN BREWER HEA THER BREWSTER JA MES BRINING RICK BUCKLEY HEATHER BUDDE BRAD BUBONIC RE BEK AII BURGER TOM Bl RKER MARCEY BURNETTE DA VE BUSH KEVIN CAIN AII RE A CALKINS TED CALKINS CARL CAMPBELL TRA VIS CAMPBELL JIM CAPF.L MARK CA PR ETTA CHRIS CARTMELL BRIAN CASSIDY KAREN CASSIDY DANNY CHIN ROBERT CHINCHAR EDWIN CHOU JOHN CHRISTESCL MARK Cl A NCI BELLO TONY CICIRELLO TODD CIPOLDO DON CLARK EDWARD CONROY BOB COODE MIKE COOK BRETT COOKE JIM COI.I.IDGE MICHAEL COR FEE MELANIE CORREIA KRIS CORSO CARRIE CROUSER PAT CRTOLIC PAT DACG MICHELLE DAGOSTINO ABOVE: EVERY YEAR. ALL SOPHOMORES HA VE A TWO DA Y TASK- “THE WRITING COMPETENCY TEST.” EACH STUDENT WRITES A COMPOSITION TO THE BEST OF HIS ABILITY. THIS YEAR'S TOPIC W4S “WHAT WOULD YOU PUT IN A TIME CAPSULE?” ROB CUTRO CHRIS DABSON NA TASHA DA NKO VICH JASON DARNELL LIZ CESEK ERIC CHANG AILUN CHEN TONY CHEN BRADLEY CHERRY HEATHER CHERRY BRIAN CHETNIK MARC CHILES JILL CLARK JAMES CLOW DENNIS COE DEBORAH COHEN MICHELLE COMSTOCK KATHY CONLEY NOREEN CONNELL KIM CONNELLY JEFF COST CHRISTINE COSTANZA MICHEAL COTTURO RICK COX BILL COY BRUCE CRADDOX KIN CRAIG LEIGH CREWS KAREN DAVIS BILL DUO) BRIAN DERESPIRIS MARK DFTOTA KIMBERLY DlBARTOLOMEO BRIAS DIU MAN ENRICO Dl MARIO ANGELA DiNCLE DAN DOOR IEY MICHELLE DORSEY BRIA DR A) STEEFANY DROZDO DA VE DOZEWIECKI DA WN Dl BANSKY TONY DVCA TIM DUDASH JENNIFER FISHER DENISE FLANERTY COURTNEY FLANAGAN TYM FLEMING VICTOR FLYNN JULIE FOGF.L JOE FORTIN A TO TODD FOOSS MIKE DULELA AL DUMONT RACHEL DUNBAR KIRK DUNCAN MELISSA DUNSTON RUSS DURST ROBERT DYE ERIC EBOSH MATT FOX NICOLE FOX TAMM IE FRANCIS BETH ERASER BRIA V ERA TE HEIDI EREH AMANDA ERIE DEL GREG EROSS TRACY EDINGER RICH EL WELL BETSY ESC EL MARK EPPICH ROBIN ER NST CARYN EVANS HEATHER EVENHIEMER JAMIE EVENS KEVIN FVKIC MEUSSA FLSSNER ANDREA FVRMANEK COR! CAILEY JOEY GAMIERE SHA YNF. GARCIA KRISI GARDNER DON GARTNER JASON FA LSTREA V GRANT FARROW JOHN FELLOWS LORI FERRILL CHRIS FERRITTO BILL FIFOLT DEBBIE FISHER JAMES FISHER NIKKI-LYNN GASEK MIKE GASPER JEFF CERAGI JOE GERICH KIM GERLACH ANN GERM A SC CHRIS GIANGOLA JENNY GIBSON LORA DITKO MARK DIVELBISS CHARLIE DIX MICHELLE DODGSON DOUG DUE RING MIKE DOMONKUS JEN I DONALDSON LISA DONALDSON SHEREE GLOW ACM LESLIE COCAS CRAIG COSOORCIS MARCUS COSOORCIS MICHAEL COSSER SHASSOS COOCII RESEE CORSICHF.C JULIE GRAF KRIS GRIFSMAR KELLY GRIFSMFR MIKE GRIGOSIS DA E GROENSTIES CHAD GROOSIS LYSS CUR KEY CHAD GUTHRIE STEVE HAAK VICKI HASZEI. FRASK HAS7.1.1 K KIM HARRIS TAMMY HARRISON JESSIFER HART BILL HARTMAS RESEE HAS LETT LLOYD HATTOS BELOW: LIZ KOLENICH GIVES US HER OPINION OF THE SCHOOL'S LUNCH WESDI H ECKM AS KIM IIEGEDIS ERIC HEIM BERGER KEITH HEISTZ JEFFERY GILBERT SA VJOTE GILL BRAS DOS GILLETTE JEFFREY CIRZ SIMOSA GITMAN DOUG GLADES JIM CLIESMAS PHIL GLOBE KES GRAHAM LORI CRASCHI BARBARA CRAST CARY CRAY ALU SOS GREFS JESSY GREEN ROBERT GRi I N CARRIE GREER AMY HABISSKI ADAM HAGER KATHY HAISES ME LIS DA HALE MELANIE HALE DA VII) HAMMOND JASON HASCE KRISTA HANNA KEVIN HAUSER TERRENCE HA WKISS CHERYL HAYES RACHAEL HECKEL = MIKE HENDERSON HER I HENNINCER RUSS HERBERT DANA HERRHOL7. DIANE HETZEL KRISTIN HICKMAN ROB HIMES PATH INK EL JENNIFER HOCEVAR MIKE HOCEVAR HEATHER HOLMES SCOTT HOLMES SHANNON HORVATH VINCE HORVATH JENI HOWELL JIM HOWELL LAVRA HOWELL TIM HOWSON MARNI HI EBNER LA E RIE HULA DAN JASBECK LAURIE JASTREDOWSKI VIKKI JEDLINSKY BA BETTE JENNINGS JANICE JENNINGS JOE JENNINGS KIM JERELE PAUL JOHNSON RANDY HOLT ELIZABETH HON ESS ROBERT HOOPER TODD HOPPEL SHEILA HORDINSKI JIM HORN KELLY HORRICAN RANDY HORVATH PAUL HUMPHREY DENNIS IMHOFF MKHEAL IRELAND TODD JACKETT KIM JACKSON ROBERT JACKSON SUE JAHNKF. TOM JARC STEVE JOHNSON CHRISTINE JOHNSTON KATHY JOHNSTOS DAN JONES JENNIFER JONES MIKE JULIA NO KEVIN KACMAR HEIDI HALTENBACH JIMMY KINCA N DANIELLE KINSEY DEIDKE KINSEY AARON KINZER BILL KIRKLAND JOE KIRKPA TRICK MIKE KISCOE KEVIN KILFOYLE LIZ KOLENICH MARK KOONS KRIS KOULOGIA NES KEVIN KOVITCH KELLY KOZAR KA THY KOZENKO RITA KRAUIC LEE ANN KRAUS GRAHAM KUTA VINCE LABANO MICHELLE LACEY CHRISTI LAMPINEN STACEY LANDGRAF BONNIE LANE CHAD LANE MIKE LANE JULIE LEAKE DA VE LECC TOM LECC NICK IE LEHMAN ROGER LEICEY PAUL LEMAY JIM LEMIEUX MATT LESAK DA V D KALEAL SCOTT KASKULA KEN KANSA LESLIE KAPAFFA PETEKAPEL ESHWAR KAPUR JOHN KA TK JENNIFER KELLA CHRISTINE KELLEHER BRETT EELTZ BRICE KELTZ DAVE KEMP MIKE KEVERLEBER SUSAN KEYERLEBER BARR KiEl 3 JENNIE KISH SHI RR KISH FELIX KLINC VIRGINIA KNAPP KAREN KNAUS MARK KNl REK MAFUKOBUS ANDREA KOCt ALICIA KOLENC TIM KRAUS KRISTINE KREBBS MICHAEL KRENISKY KARLA KROM JENNIFER KRYSIAK MICHELLE KUENZEL JESSY KUHN HEATHER KUNKLE JENNIFER LANGLEY RON IA ger DAN LARK DIANNA LARKIN MARY LAWSON NANCY LAYHEW CHRISSY LAZAR SCOTT LEACH KFRI LFSKOVEC DANA LETT JEEE LEWIS JENNIFER LEWIS TERESA LEWIS MARY LIAMOS SCOTT lilt SCOTT LILLBUCK ULUBRIDOt MA LIMA r LINHOLM LIVESCOOD LOETHEN OY LOMBRADO SA LOSCES ECK ER JOE MACZVZAK MIKE MAEHI.fr BILL MACLOSKY RICH MAHONEY GWEN MAJEWSKI ERIC MAKAD AMY MALACHIN STEVE MANKO SHANE MARTIN DAN MARTINCIC ZEL MARUSIC MARIA MASINA DFSI MATHIS KYLE MATTHEWS JIM MAUL SHAWN MAY TIM MCCRATTAN JAMES MCKAY ELIZABETH MCKENNEY CRAIC MCKIM MATT MCMULLEN CREGG MCNEILL MELISSA MCNEILL USA MEEKER LEIGH METE NY PAUL MICH AI SKI TERRANCE MICHAUD MICHELE MIECZNIKOW sA DAMON MILHEM JEFF MILLER KAREN MILNAR DAN MILO TRICIA LONGO JOE LORA MELANIE LOUIS MATT LOVE CARRIE LOWRY JULIE LUNDER BRENT LITTON CHRIS MACCARTNEY MICHAEL MARCEL PETE MARI NIC JASON MARKOVC CLAUDIA MAROVIC TER A M A ROH MIKE MARSHALL ANGELA MARTENS BRYAN MARTIN MELISSA MCBRIDE ALETRA-LYNN MCCALL JAMIE MCCALLISTER RUSS MCCALLISTER BOB MCCORMICK KELLEE MCDONALD MIKE MCDONALD NICHOLE MCGEE JOSEPH MEGERY DEREK MEISTER JASON MELZER BILL MENDELSOHN TARA MENSiNGER RON MERCER TIM MERRITT MICHELLE METZGER MICHELLE MINA DEO BILL MITCHELL BRENT MOLL CRAIG MONTAGNER ABBIE MOORE MIKE MOORE SCOTT MOORMAN GERALD MOROZ MIKE MORRISON BRIAN MORROW LORI MOSES JENNY MRAZ PAMELA MRAZEK MARK MULLINS DA YE MUNNS LAURA ML'MRO RUSTY NEUMANN KATHY NEWBURY THOM NICHOLS DON NIED CHRIS NOBLE SEAN NOCH JASON NOLIN MICHAEL OBERSTAR REGINA PALEK KATHY PALFALVI SHA WN PALKER JENNIFER PALLA CHRIS PALLONI CARMEN PAPONETTI DAWN PASKO PAT PATERSON RICK PFLUECER STEPHENE PITORAK MICHAEL POCACNIK MIKE POHTO VICKI MYERS MIKE NACHEFSKI BRIAN NAGY JA Y NA MESTNIK ERIK NA YLOR SCOTT NEDLEY JOHN NELSON JOHN NERO ERIN OCONNOR MIKE OH AIR SHELLEY OLIVER JIM OMERSA GREG ORLOFF NOELLE OTT RA Y PA DU A NO MIKE PA HU LA CHRIS PATTIE DAVID PAULEY CHARLES PEARCE HEIDI PEARSON CYNDI PERKINS GEOFF PERSSON PENNY PET RIME TOM PETTI MARK RADOVANIC PAULA RADVANSKY JASON RANALLO FRANCESCA RANDAZZO CHUCK RANDOLPH TOM RANDOLPH PATTI RANKIN SCOTT RA TH DAN REPPERT LARRY RICE WENDY RICHARDSON JERRY Rill A TIM RILLAHAN DIANE RITKO KEITH RITTS CHRISTINA ROARK KAREN ROSS MICA ROTH JEANNE ROWE ALLAN ROWLAND TtSH ROZEWSKI MIKE RUCKEL KIM RUDOLPH KRIS RUDOLPH We're off to see the Wizard! MELODIE RAAB JERRY RADOVANIC COLLEEN PRUNTY PAMELA PUCUS RACHEL PREZTAK JOHN PROCIIASKA TONY QUEERY JULIE QUINN CHAZ RAU CHERYL RECHNER CHRIS RECHNER TRACY RECKNER AARON REBOI. MELOD Y REICH WEIN KATHERINE REINER CHRISTINA REJKOWSKI KELLY ROBERTS CHER ROBERTSON AMY ROBINSON DON ROCHON WA YNE ROELLE SHANNON ROGERS TONY ROMANO WENDY ROSITANO TAMMY RULAND MICHAEL RUPSIC NELSON RUQUE DAVID RUSSELL DANA RUSSO JAY SABO TIFFANY SABOL BAB! SAHA LARRY SALERNO STEVE SALSBURY HE A THER Y SA LSGIVER ALEX SANDSTORM MIKE SANS RICH SANTIAGO LEICHSARGI REGGIE SARLI SCOTT SCHNEIDER JIM SCHUETTE KERRI SCHULZ TIM SCHULTZ GREG SCHWARTZ JOEL SCHWED DA VID SCOVILLE DA VID SEESE TRACY SINTIC NINA SIP SHANE SI SI MA TT SIWIERKA LESLIE SLAPNICKER MELANIE SKOLNY STACEY SMA YDA CINDY SMITH “Kim. is that hoh you hate such big muscles? JOHN SAS LISA SAUK A PAUL SClARRINO MIKE SCOTT KRIS SCHEMBRE JENNIFER SCHMAEMAN TODD SCHMl MU TRIC1A SCHMIDT ANTHONY SEIDEL DALE SETZER DON SHAFFER NILESH SHAH BRIAN SHOWN TRACIF SILBICER BOB SIMER THERFSF. SIM MONS JI M SMITH MARA SMITH NICK SMRDELS VICKY SNYDER RA Y SOLINSKI FRANK SOUKUP SCOTT SPARKS I A UR A SPERRY STEVE SPURRIER TA MMY STALEY GAIL STAUFFE� KEVIN STEIN TO M STENGER STE YENS BARRY STEVENS USA STEVENS BRIA N STITT CHRIS ST. JOHN A NCI LA STRA USB A UCH TRAY STRAUSS BOB STRA W DENNIS STRMAC COLLEEN STRONG PHILLIP SUCRE JASON TAUFER TREVELYAN TAYLOR RYAN TEANEY LISSA TEMESI A MY TEMPUN MICHELLE THOMAS BILL THOME HALUE THOMPSON TER A TRANTER CHRIS TREM SANDY TREVENA DA VE TRUESDAIL JEAN TUCKER HOPE TUGGLE JEANNE TUMI NO ED TURK TRICIA SULLIVAN JANE SUNC KRISTI SUED A JOYCE SWITALA KEITH SYDF.RS CHRISSY SZ. AM PI AS ALEXANDRA SZYMA .NSKl JOE TARACH RYAN TIBBS JEN TICHY SHANE TIE BEN CHRIS TIERNEY RYU TOM IT A BRAD TOTH KATRINA TRAIL MICHELLE TRAMTE JULIE TURK MICHELLE TURK JAMES TURLEY MATT TI TTLE HOPE CLBRICH MARY JO ULEPIC KARI s UNDERWOOD GEOFF VRBASOWSKI DOHA LRONIS ANGELA VACCARO APRIL VACCARO SHELBY VAN DFR HORST TOM VAN VORHES AMY VELYVIS BRYAN VI DM A R MITCH VAH BILL VIDMAR THERESA VALLARELLI IARA VIDMAR KARINE VAN CRAEYENEST KERRI VTTOLANO PEGGY VAN KIRK KELLI VOCAIRE Above left - “Wk t � everyone staring at?' Above right- “I just had my teeth cleaned - See!” JEFF VOSEN LAURIE VOYKO ALMS WALKER AUDREY WALSH KRISTA WARNICK STEPHANIE WATERMAN JIM WATSON KATHY WATTS CHRISTIE WESLEE ERIC WH EE LOCK TIM WICINSKI JASON WIGHT GEOFF WISE VICKY WOLFE RANDY WOODRUFF CAR ISA WOODS JENNY WALSH MONICA WALTER KIM WARD STACY WARD SHARI WAY DO KARF.E WEIKEL CARRIE WINNER JENNIFER WESBECHER Abort Right-Kelly Vocare-Shows us hon to do the “hokey Pokey ” ALLISON W ILSON AMY WILSON HEATHER WILSON MELISSA WINLAND Abote-“The Guys dovc WYLIE TISA XATES REID YA.NCHAR JOE YANOSKA TINA YEARY ANN MARIE YOVNC TAM! YOVNC SCOTT ZEI.E JOHN 7.ARBO BETTI! ZAK MISSI 7.A YADA WENDY ZCREBRAK DIANA ZIMMER JERRY ZOI KO KELLY ZOVL SHAWN YVHAS BECKY YVNK BRIAN ZABLOTNEY ALAN ZAUN AMY ZAK CARY ZALBA KEVIN ZALLTEL Abate right - “Who keeps putting his dirty sundry in my locker? Abote - Marc Chiles ttarns us not to copy from him. Retake Pictures Robert Allan Lori Bailey Robert Baliker Cindy Bednar Mike Early Robert Elam Matt Fox Nicole Fox Trena Bentley Chris Biggs Dawn Childs Robert Chinchar Tom Galizia Kimberly Gollin Mike Hess Bruce Keltz Randy Klammer Tom Leer Jennifer Langley « Retake Pictures Jacki Lohr ELLYN McKee Marilyn Me Tighe Patti Miocie Pam Peters Dan Prucev Angel Rogers Michelle Ryan Tim Mundoss Dave Munns Joe Pastore Tina Perkins Becky Salinger Leon Schafer Mike Scott Brian Shown Laurie Straub April Vaccar Danan Van Boxel Class Officers PRESIDENT - JEFF FORTUNATO Jeff attended Memorial last year. There he was Student Council president. At the high school he is a member of Student Council and A.F.S. VICE PRESIDENT - JENNIFER HART Jennifer also attended Memorial where she was Pep Club president. This year she is a football cheerleader. SECRETARY - KATHY HAINES Kathy attended Ridge Junior High where she was Student Council president. This year she is on the volleyball team and president of the Mixed Chorus. TREASURER - KRIS GRIESMAR Kris attended Memorial where she was very active in sports. This year Kris is on the volleyball and basketball teams. is the year come our school contii these students are this year will last NHS Officers NHS raises funds to sponsor its activities. Bottom row: Vice President: Mike Damon President: Holly Petrime Treasurer: Rakesh Engineer Top Row: Advisor: Miss Rolla Co-Secretary: Lora Lowes Co-Secretary: Jennifer Dozier Public Relations: Janet Min The MHS National Honor Society is a select group of academically oriented students. To be accepted one must maintain at least a 3.25 grade point average, have personal character, and most importantly, show leadership potential. This year the NHS has helped in the College and Career Night, has raised money for a scholarship fund, and has given recognition to students at Mentor High School who have achieved a 3.8 grade point average or better for a nine week grading period. The National Honor Society was designed to promote the scholastic abilities of its members. N a t 1 0 n a 1 H o n o r S 0 c • 1 e t y Academic Decathlon Top Row (left to right): John Cerjan, Ron Stowe, Bob Vincone, Jim Polewchak, Chris Coon, and Randy Johnson. Bottom Row (left to right); Dawn Xlahtar, Mike Costanza, Kathy Baker. Hard work and devotion is what it takes to be on the Academic Decathlon team. Before being accepted, the contenders must take an entrance test. People are accepted for three sub-teams: a team with the average grade or 3.8 and above, 3.3 and above, and 3.3 and below. The team began their long hours of studying before the start of the 1987-88 school year, constantly drilling seven independent college studies. Competition at state level will be at Columbus in March. The national competition is held in June. We wish the Academic Decathlon team the best of luck! Academic Challenge Bottom (left ot right): Ken Kansu, Mike Costanza, Jason Quinones. Top (left to right): Mr. Allen, Kathy Baker, Chris Coon, Douglas Jackson Academic Challenge is a six student team that competes on a contest broadcast over Channel 5 T. V. Three students make up the core of the team, and three work as alternates. The team members were chosen for their superior abilities and knowledge. The subjects they were quizzed on were science, math, history, sports, literature, art, famous people, and energy. The competition was sponsored by the Illuminating Company. As of February our Mentor team had scored the highest point total of all participating schools. Jz m z£ 0 = ( aria Peoples The I9S7 Homecoming was the biggest e er in Mentor history. The dance, sponsored by the Future l eaders of America, was a huge success. Nan Smrdelj We’ve Got Two undefeated teams (Mentor and Euclid) battle each other during Mentor’s Homecoming game. Go Mentor! Though Mentor lost the Homecoming game, the players gave it their best shot!! X Boiji Stall (Left Tv Rigid): Flic flat, Stive, Spout, KeCtL Rudauuw,. (Not Puduud- Joiok Bedbugk) Boyi Stall (Spouioied By Tig, AmexicaM, Legion) Aftov i A Feu Cloien, Young Men To Lea un Tit Stku dwti, Of Ouk Gove uunent. Thy Rum, Fot Office, And, Leoxn, IVlat ft li Like, To Be, Th Top. Tlui Detailed Fdu udloiubf PiogKOMt FMickei Thie, Young Men To WokIc Succeufdtf ht Th Ame dcan Gove uuneat. (Left To Rigkl): Laima Nafuika, AdxieMMt IVliflake ,, Chit Siutick, Dciuie, Ktudf. Lmning About BuUueu (Lift To Rigid): Top Rom- Da Koitecka, Adam Wataee, Bilk Batee, Bottom Rou- Rick Bengen Mega Goeman, Bure, Cot . (Not Pietwurk Paula, Aeken. Mot) Riekandi, Kant Ondeuma.) Gink State, (Sponioeed Bg The Warns l Aunitang) li Out Week Summen Ptogeam Wlvoe, Select Young Women Studg And Participate, In Out, Gouennment Tic Student Take ClaUei During Tic Dag And Attend LeetOui And Otken Entertaining Eeentt At Wigtt Tint Young Women WJH Uopefutg Be Leading Out Comnuuutg In Tic Futunc. LAB Often A Clanec Foe Centain Young Men And Women To Lean About Buiineu, Tleg Wonk Wt A Stimulating Fcenamg Manket And Wane A Clanec To Cvatc Tide Omn Buiineu Wdk CouHctl Suck, Ai Labon Stkikei And Puce IncneaiU Included. Tie Enpertence li One Tleg Wit Wot Soon Fonget =� '=! Oklahoi AAA (IlMtH ROUBLE SHOOT tONTES - S C 0N1FST f '•� '.h ML( TlBl Plymouth AAA Trouble Shoot Contest r LJEUfta, 7 Ae automechanic department began 1987 by participating in the Plymouth AAA Trouble Shoot Contest. Erie Giles and Jay Ererall came in as one of the top ten in the preliminary competition in January of 1987. With this, they qualified for the state competition at Columbus in May 1987 and placed first in the state of Ohio. Both continued on to national competition at Washington. D.C. in June of this year. Going up against the top people of SO states, Eric Giles and Jay Ever all performed outstandingly in the Plymouth AAA Trouble Shoot Contest, coming in fifth in the nation. oclle Sir I tenderly cures for her prize-winning plants. She had placed fifth in state contest. Following MiiS spirit, the Horticulture Department is constantly kept busy with contests, school activities, and keeping the school grounds. The department has competed in numerous state and national contests and has never failed to bring hack an award. U O' fb t 0 0 C, Lb f t Lb fb b w 1 n t e r F 0 r m a 1 C= =£ — Heaven’ = = Literary Club Contest Winning Literature First place short story “Mandy” by Jennifer Kella Excerpt: “The sun moved slowly below the horizon. Soon it would be dark, dark and cold. The Townshill family knew this, and thus they nervously sat around the table. Mrs. Townshill mopped her faced with a tattered tissue. Tori, Mandy’s little sister, sat playing with her blocks while Gretchen and Danny, the older children, paced across the room. They were all awaiting news about Mandy, for Mandy was missing. She was gone . . . . ” First place poem “Prophecy” by Sean Cowsert Excerpt: “A Shadow was cast upon the earth By He Who Would Not Die. His sword was named Catastrophe. His shield was called The Sky. He lay his blade upon the land And the sun sank into a boiling sea. He awoke the demons called the Winds And set their fury free . . . . ” First place essay “Art and Life” by John Hammink Excerpt: “On a visit to an art museum a few years back, I happened to notice a picture hanging in an out of the way corner of the room. The picture itself didn’t stick out particularly; the frame was jagged and worn, the tone of the canvas strikingly monotonous. Yet, I was still compelled, somehow, to look at it ” Second place short story “Et Ville-Atta” by Alan Balas Excerpt: “Sitting on the grass, she felt somewhat safer from the chilling, internal voice. She (Michelle) felt everything, she felt nothing. Feeling the quick, rhythmic thumping of her heartbeat, hearing the sound of hot blood being squished and squashed through the various chambers of her beating heart . . . . ” Second place essay “Wrhat They Don’t Teach You in Sex Ed. Class” by Kim Young Excerpt: “Remember the Sex Education unit in health class? They told you all about the parts of the male and female anatomy. Then they told you about contraceptives. Maybe they even threw in some teenage pregnancy statistics or a video for good measure. And you left, maybe a little more informed with the technical stuff, but not really worrying about what would happen if you did have children. No one does — until they babysit . . . . ” Second place poem written by Scott Moorman Excerpt: “Feel the heat of the engine, The sudden onrush of ideas The shift into second gear Experience the freedom of the highway, the surge of adrenalin and thought The straightway for home . . . . ” MtM dti Honors (Section Top (Left to Right): Courtney Flanagan Mark Chiriboga Co-editor-Aoy Tomita Kendra Lima Co-editor-Jenny Chen Bottom (Left to Right): Jane Sung Shayne Garcia Tony Chen This section includes all the activities that keep the students of Mentor High on the actite road. A variety of activities gi es the students an opportunity to get together with other people of similar interests. This section honors all of the students who help to unify Mentor High in clubs, musical groups, and hv assisting teachers. These people excel in their specific activities in individual ways. STUDENT COUNCIL The Mentor High School Student Council is involved in many activities throughout the school year. Some of the activities include sophomore orientation. the organizing of homeroom representatives, sophomore elections, the United Way campaign, Thanksgiving Basket Drive and spring elections- just to name a few. We are also thinking of new ideas to make Mentor High School a more interesting and better place. First Bow: Marta Jones, Janet Min. Kerri Knaack. Lisa Wagner, Jennifer Van Himbergen, Laura Hook, Mary Kay Roediger, Kelly Tseng. Jenny Chen. Lisa Rus-chek. Tracy Krai I Second Row: Carrie Wenner; Noelle Crund. Julie Leake. Rachael Abbey, Kymberly Young, Tanya Pesch, Nicole Tetonis, Jenny Hart, Tony Chen Third Row: Kristi Sweda, Vicky Hieronymus, Jii ie Schingeldecker, Candie Cseh, Joe Wyse, Chris Waina. Sue Stephens, Kellie Vocaire Fourth Row: Diane Blankenshane, Jim Polechek, Lisa Federico, Gwen Majewski, Amy Griffith. Theresa Kooning. Ginette Steplianik, Ohm Prasad Officers First Row: Laura Hook and Janet Min Second Row: Jennifer Van Himherger and Lisa Ruscheck Third Row: Mary Kay Roediger and Kymberly Young Fourth Row: Noelle Grund and Tracy Krall with Mr. Sabo These are the hardworking Junior Class officers: Louanne Bengough. Josh Freshwater, Dania W ebb and Roseanne Bengough FUTURE LEADERS Future Leaders has had a very busy year. We started off with a very successful Homecoming Dance. The theme “We’ve Cot Tonight brought out a record 250 couples. We then quickly got ready for another night of dance. The Senior Citizen Dance was a lot of fun for members as well as the senior citizens. Students got a unique opportunity to talk with another generation over a delicious meal served by administrators and school board members. We learned a few new dance steps too! To encourage world wide peace, Future Leaders dedicated a Peace Pole on school grounds. The slogan “May there be peace on Earth is on this six foot pole in four different languages. From left to right: Karl Ondersma. Keith Rintamaa, Nick Tucci, Joe Wise, Dave Walker, Jim Graham, Tanya Pesch, Beth Bailee, Bruce Cole, Ken Kensa. Greg Orloff, Denise Knuff, Heather Clark, Karen Reed The Future Leader executive Board is a small group of dedicated students who plan the activities of the large group. The hoard has small weekly meetings to discuss and organize upcoming events. r1 T. V. PRODUCTION The TV production class is a unique class here at MHS. The year long class designs and records its own productions ranging front varsity programs to music videos. The students work in front of the camera and behind the camera starring in their own productions which were cable cast oier Cont ‘mental Channel 30. From Left to Right: Dawn Haherman, Karen Osborne, Sue Krowse. Kris Cooper, Bill Fellows, Mr. Kowalke CHESS AND STRATEGY The Chess and Strategy Club is one of the most active clubs in the school. The students meet every third Friday, eat, drink, and compete in “the games till seien o'clock that evening. Popular games this year include: Battle Tech, Axis and Allies, Car Wars, D D, Shogun. Junta, and Mari el Heroes. ART CLUB First Row: Mrs. Luttermoser, Mark Chirihoga. Rob Carahotta Second Row: Courtney Flannigan. Susan Keyer Leber, Tracy Reckner Third Row: Rachael Abbey, Kristin Brewer, Susanne Krouse, Sharon Abbey, Jennifer Pitrone. Noelle Ott Fourth Row: Mike Ireland, Ashley Hectus, Chris Wes lee, Karen Malnar, Dave Walker Art Club is open to interested students at Mentor High. Activities include: donut sales, painting murals, participating in the art department's annual art exhibit, and lisiting the Cleieland Art Museum. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service, commonly known as AFS has five foreign exchange students this year: Sham Ali-Afandi, Carmi Arnaldo, Grethe Bagger, Estrella Olitan, and Enrique Patino. The countries represented are: Columbia. Malaysia, Norway, Phillipines and Spain. All of this year’s students are being hosted by Mentor families. The students arrived last summer and will spend the entire school year attending Mentor High School. AFS offers an opportunity for American high school students to share educational, cultural and social activities with our foreign tisitors, resulting in an increased awareness and appreciation for other cultures. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club welcomes students of all foreign language classes. He participate in the Homecoming Parade, hate fundraisers, go to a Spanish restaurant. participate in tarious activities during foreign language week and encourage students to learn a foreign language and it’s culture. First Row: Miss Mundy, Jim Po-lewchak, Susanne Krouse. Debbie Koerwitz, (indy Swanson Second Row: Kris Cries mar. Kathy Haines, Sheuli Sen, Tracy Bilinsky, Chris Beck. Jenny Pi-trone. Sue Keyerleber. Heidi Vollstapt, Vikki Wolfe, Nikki Gasek, Jenny Green, Dana Herr-holz, Beth Fraser Third Row: Paula Ackers, Pete Marinic, Tony Quern. Audrey Walsh, Cindy Smith, Jill Barmes, Melissa Dunston, Eshwar Kapur, David Seese, Heather Wilson, Todd Eames Fourth Row: Mike Ireland. Dan Chin. Bill Hartman, Chris Baggott, Jeff Vosen, Gwen Majewski, Greg Baysek, Glenn Channel , Chris Bobeczxo, Marni Huehner, Dan Jasbeck WMHS WMHS is a student run and operated, full facility radio WMHS: Mr. Kona Ike, Barb Turk, Michelle Turner, Tim Andrassy Not studio. The participants are given a good experience in pictured: Ron Higgins radio broadcasting. LITERARY CLUB This year’s literary club is planning a ariety of writing workshops in addition to putting together the 1987-88 literary magazine Reflections. From left to right: Mrs. Sigworth, Linda Friend, Trudy Naden Bush, Sue Jahnke, Beth McMahon. John Hammink ACCOUNTING CLUB First Row: Adrienne Whittaker, President; Jean Tucker, Cory Wertsch, Treasurer; Sheuli Sen Second Row: Beth Bailee, Greg Wing, Denise Knuff Third Row: Jim Polewcheck, Paula Ackers im Top Row: Dennis Merril, Sharon Bueher, Richard Kretschman, Lisa Frederico, Greg Martin, Laurie Paul, Jeff Vosen 2nd Row: Anita Goertz, David Bullard, Robin Hyett, Heather Shilling, Rocky Trick, Sam Seelinger, Jim Moll, Diane Blankschaen, Scott Myer 3rd Row: Anne Gayer, Ken Pozun, Holly Rost, Keith Berzanski, Karen Obrzut, David Ross, Vicky Hieronymus, Jason Surrell, Mary Kay Roediger, John Baldzicki, Pam Rastatter 4th Row: Jason Balogh, Kerry Knaack, Marianne Whitcomb, A'e i Kacmar, Laura Hook, Mickey Dyef Nick Tucci, Janet Min Men’s Chorus 1st Row: T. Salopeck, J. Roberts, P. Berdysz, J. Balogh, Vf. Kiscoe, D. Mack in, M. Vaccarello, F. Letterly 2nd Row: S. Koeth, C. York, V. Tucci, T. Swischev, D. Ross, S. Couch, J. Moll 3rd Row: J. Vosen, R. Kretschman, J. Bishop, B. Gal-lion, M. Cook, C, Ehinger, B. Crag head, M. Fannin Accompanist: Anita Goertz Mixed Chorus Top Ron: I). Blankschacn, I.. Paul, K. Conway, k. Cooper, R. krctschman, D. Ross, T. Swischer, C. Waina. P. Sirl, K. Ondcrsma. I). Merrill, S. Meyer, J. Millsaps, K. kuchenhecker, G. Shockey, S. Bucher, J. Anderson, I). Goetz, C. Forster, A. Griffith, R. Morgan, A. knaack 4th Row: D. knuff, L. Palmer, k. Obrzut, C. Ritts, k. Olpp, C, Bober, V. Brown, L. Frederico, J. Munden, B. Horn, M. Sturm, S. Couch, J. Zgrehnak, P. McCormick, Y. Tucci, D. Bullard, J. Balogh. P. Ackers, J. Donaldson, M. Fagert, L. C'raine, B. Bodo, . Shilling, R. Hyett 3rd Row: T. Titman, P. Rastatter, L. Temisi, S. Gromek, k. Jena, L. Bengough, J. R cider, D. Gildone, E. Vi tola no, k. Berzanske, S. Jain, R. Bergen, R. Young, S. Beall, S. Seelinger, S. Fdgar, A. hreke, I). Ochaha, k. Three, D. Paolucci, B. Berthold, F. Galen, L, Rozzo, 2nd Row: T. Gambill, A. Toppings, L. Arras, I). Haherman. J. Min, k. kacmar, J. Vorndraw, J. Baldzicki. R. Trick, R. Yah, J. find hurst, J. Surrell, J. Moll, R. Bengough. J. Craig. A. Goertz. V. Hieronymus, L. Hook, J. Chen, M. O'Hara. A. Gayer, S. Russell 1st Row: . Rost, S. Carmichael. C. Jelen, k. Justice, L. Brown, M. Whitcomb, V. Armenti, S. Santoli. F. Letter }, R. Estep. J. kelley, J. Leroy, D. Boheczko. M. Dye, M. Roediger, k. Baker, J. Cullen, S. Underwood, M. Bradac. J. Dupont Top Row: P. Miocic. M. Burnett, C. Flanigan. W. Heckman, V. knapp, T. Sullitan. L. Sauka. C. Woods, R. Preztak, J. Vosen. B. Bubonic, M. Pi re, k. Ritts, G. Majewski. k. krctschman, C. Lazar, M. Huebner 3rd Row: k. Craig. W. Rositano. W. Zgreb-nak, B. Spoth, T. Sofia, M. Johnston, k. Hickman, J. kuhn.. . Tichy, S. Moorman. C. Montagner. F. Palesh. C. Rejkowski, k. Rudolph, C. Biggs.k. Rudolph, E. McKee, k. kozenko 2nd Row: S. Pickett. T. Querry, S. Oliver, T. Harrison, C. Lampinen. H. Evenheimer. B. Grant, k. Trail, V. Wolfe. D. Milem, k. Pozun, k. Haorrigan. L. Donaldson. S. Glowacki, A.TempUn, J. Palla. k. Haines 1st Row:J. Gibson. . Brewster, I). Dubeansky, S. Waterman, S. Podhesek, T. Cambell. G. Orloff. D. Munns. R. Dye, M. Corfee. .4. Boheczko, J. Graf, P. Van kirk, . Vollstadt. T. Petrello. I). Herrholz Accompanist: Tracy Sintic Acapella Choir Mentor High Orchestra First Row: Kathy Chance, Susan Roger, Steve Truesdail, Sarah Schaefer; Greg Mergen, Jackie Po-lan ., Betsy Stiefuater, Joe Pasture, Laura Spevvy, Second Row: Jane Sung, Heather Bedfoud, Kris Beck, Kelley Skidmore, Steve tliner.; 4 j-gela Vaccaro, Tony Chen, Kristen Maynard, Sharon Spangler Third Row: Marjorie Zivich, Kelly otak. Jennifer Currott, Michelle Stein, Brian Bosley, Kurt llall, Susan Mo-vakf Colleen Cullen, Ken Kansa Fourth Row: Karma Saver, Matt Senra, Amy McCollum, Tina Kaufman, Marie Pawlowski, Judy Wi-cinski, Vikki Yazach, Lori Stvaub, VVendi Sanders, Shayne Garcia Fifth Row: Debbie Koerwitz, Beth McMahon, Bill Koret, Karen Spon-dik, Mike boddard, Scott Moorman, Jon Beingaudt, Heather Frank Sixth Row: Mr. Petersen, Matt Prter, Justin Roth, Steve Spain, Dawn Mah ter, Mike Scott, Luis Castillo Mentor Mannheim Orchestra First Row: Cathy Chance, Jane Sung, Jennifer Jenkins, Doug oernberg, Brian Bosley, Jennifer Currutt, Lisa Graf, Marjorie Zivich Second Row: Beth Clouse, Greg Mergen, Steve Truesdail, Kris Beck, Tina Sung, oelle Thomas, Laura Spevvy, Heather Bedford, Katy Mapes, Kurt Hall, Joe Paoly, David Mergen Third Row: Steve liner, Betsey Stiefuater, Tony Chen, Sharon Spangler, Sarah Schaefer, Jackie Polaaz, Chris Stiefrater, Angela Vaccaro, Mike Williams, Matt Senra, Kelley Skidmore, Scott Pasternak, Ken Kausa, Justin McArdle, Carin Miller, Colleen Flaherty, Sara Werth JAZZ BAND I AND II Row I: Jeff Miller, Dave Sterner, Sam SeeUnger, Chris Volstadt, Scott llolmecki. Row 2: Jason Spodaro, Steve Spain, Justin Roth, Matt Porter, Ken Wright, Dave Sersain Row 3: Steve Poremba, Boh Goehol, Mike Keyerleher, Shannon McCue, Mike G odder d Bill Kuret, Brad Cross Row I: Beckv Burger, Stephanie Pickett, Kyra Conway, Dawn Mahter, Jenny Krysiac Row 2: Todd Tames, Rich Cl well, Mike Brewster, Kathy Newberry, Mikki Gasec Row 3: Dan Martincic, Scott Zunic, Alan Zahn, Boh Simer, Dave Walker, Chris Pattie Row 4: l.ouis Castello, Chas Rau, Jeff Yosen, Day id Pauley BAND COUNCIL Row I: Steve Spain, Ken W right, Dave Reed, Scott Zunic, Fileen. Krysiac, Dave Walker Row 2: Sam SeeUnger, Judy W u .insky, Brigitte Hearn, Alike Goddard. Todd Fames, Vicki Va .ak Symphonic Band First Ron: Lori Cranchi. Heather Shilling, Kathy St ran car. Holly Jerele, Jennifer Miller. Lisa Toth. Kristin Kretschman, Carrie Lowry Second Row: Lisa Salta-tore. Karen Reed. Stasi Smole. Retekah Burger. Jennie Jones. Lisa Ansel mi. Anne Barry. Marie Taylor. Christine Harris L'hird Row: Chris Fielitz. Pawn Zaccaro. Jodi Crysler. Regina Palek. Wendy Carman. Pate Reed. Stephanie Pickett. Paula Ackers. Jenny Pit rone, Mike Brewster. Julie Leake. Kyra Conway Fourth Row: Kathy Newbury. Pate Sersaih. Kendall Wright. Jason Spadaro. Scott Holmecki. Mike Keyerleher. Shannon Me Cue. Scott Zunic. Ciaorge Tetonis. Robert Allan. Chris Pat tie. Alan Zahn. Mike Rice Fifth Row: Brad Fross. Jim Polewchak. Nikki-Lynn Gasek. Melisa Boris, Mike Scott, Steve Poremba Concert Band First Row: Barb Boles, Leslie Caruso, Sue Pat id. Piana Colob. Jennifer Ballard. Heidi Marsalis. Loreen Karloan. Michelle martin Second Row: Jennifer Lillihridge, Abhie Moore. Jennifer Cyure. Tajana Fra nek ic, hristen Zema. Angela Boehm, Kristi Smith. Leigh Metenyi. Heidi Frew, Kellie Staller Third Row: Eileen Krysiah. Amy Crysler. Tracy Autea, Kathy Anderson. Jennifer Tangier. Erie lleimberger, Jason Markouc. Jenny hrusiak, Pate Bush. Bill Coy,Sean Podhesek. Todd Fames. Erik Naylor, Phris Baggott Fourth Row: Don Menhorr. George Zesketec, Rich FI well. Vikki Jed!insky. Richard Kerschman, Scott Leach. Jerry Riha. Boh Simer. Geoff Wilde. Mike Fellows. Rob Lewis, Karen Osborne, Kerri Higgins. Jeff Vosen, Pate Munns, Joe Lora, Bridgette Hearn Fifth Row: Greg Fross, Patid Pauley, Wendy lleckel. Pate Seese, Paul Sciarrino Symphonic Band All Right To Left WIND ENSEMBLE First Row: Judy Wicinski, Tina Kaufman, Christy Jo Moore, Linda St epa nek, Michelle Tramte, Tiffany Sabo!', Melanie Hale Second Row: Vikki Yazach, Laurie Straub, Kari Talek. Debbie Paolucci, Melanie Louis, Jennifer Weshecher, Elizabeth Honess, Dan Jasbeck, Shayne Garcia, Wendi Sanders Third Row: Mike McMahon, Debbie Koerwitz, Da id Walker, Annette Hayes, Heather Frank, Johm Beinhardt, Scott Moorman, Sam Seelinger, Da id Sterner, Chris Vollstadt, Jeff Miller Fourth Row: Mike Goddard, Billy Kuret, Justin Roth, Steve Spain, Matthew Porter, Boh Goebal, Luis Castillo, John Pay ado, Chaz. Rau, Dawn Mahtar, Charles Deeb (Names read right to left) LYRE’S CLUB � « OWA First Ron: Michelle Godsex, Shane Martin, Shelly Dodgsen, Michelle Metzger. Second Ron: Mr. Davidson, Jeni Hon ell, Heidi Fallen bach. Mary Lanson. Rich Mahoney. Third Ron: Angel Rogers. Ed Drum. Chuck Pearce. Tony Strauss. Barry Stephens. Sot Pictured: Chrissy Szampias. Chuck Baierle, Denise Bissett. IWP JUNIOR First Ron: Deanna Hindhaugh. Mindy Hughes. Dawn Gaskins. Sharon Leindecker. Debi Letterly. Second Ron: Mr. Teringo. Terah Byrd. Kim Bognsack. Debbie Watson. Laura Reed, Aimee La Prairie, Jack Grisnold. Third Ron: Dann Ferrell, Tracey Meyer, Tracy Anderson. Kelly Landgraf, Robin Shamhack. IWP SENIOR First Ron: Jennifer Lukat, Sue Fisher, Shanna Barber, Holly Goe, Cindy Davis. Second Ron: Anne Moses, Kathy Keary, Stacy Hovance, Joyce Seidel Third Ron: Sheila Posey, Lisa Jurick, Bridgette Burlinqmae, Kelly Kregar, Karen Redenshek. • � PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE AIDES Row 1: Aoy Tom it a, Hope Tuggle, Kristen Zemo, Trish , Joyce Switala, Lisa Parsons, Judy Wicinski,. Row 2: Leslie Jacobs, Caryn F.rskin, Heather Pollack, Mia Dadario, Stephanie Saever, Terri Conley, Anita Goertz. Row 3: Keith Rintama, Kristin Reed, Alicia Kolac, Debbie Koerwitz, Julie Roche, Cindy Swanson, Wendy Harmon, Tracy Silbiga, Karen Silbiga. BOOK STORE AIDES GUIDANCE ASSISTANT LIBRARY AIDES Front Ron: Dana Herrholz, Beth Ann Fraser, David Neige Back Ron: Ahrea Calkin, Hewitt Fredebough, Mike Ireland Library Aides assist the Learning Center's staff in providing service to Mentor's students and teachers. They help keep books and magazines shelved work on special projects and check out materials at the circulation desk. Without their aid, the library could not function as it does! CLINIC AIDES First Ron: Lisa Parsons, Debbie Owens, Dawn Childs Second Ron: Carrie Wenner, Tracey Roehn, Chentai Roth Third Ron: Kristen Reed, Don Rulism, Linda Reith AUDIO VISUAL AIDES First Row: Mrs. Heyduk, Tina Perkins, Becky Burger Second Ron: Mike Cotturo, Leon Schafer, Bill Fellows Third Ron: Scott Leach, Tom Nichols, Jim Maglaskey, George Tetonis Missing: Brian Bird, Jeff Switzer 146 UNIT 10 AIDES UNIT 12 AIDES Left to Right: Mr. Goodwin, Laura A ns. Barb Boyle First Row: Anne Moses, Kim Ward, Tish Rozewski, Amy lla-hinski Second Row: Mr. Ness, Maria Masina, Kris Griesmar, Julie Graf Susan Keyerleber Third Row: Dan Chin, Kim Rudolph, Kristy Rudolph UNIT 11 AIDES l.eft to Right: Maine Fund ley, Mary Cay Sneeney, Alecia holenc, Cheryle Bober DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION A unique group of Mentor High seniors dedicated to the sales and marketing industries. 4s a group, we find that working and attending school at Mentor a hard yet challenging experience. Our dream, “To make the world a better place . . . because we are here. ” First row; Mr. Ezzo; Treasurer, Tammy Ruckel; Historian, Mike Catalano; President, Suzanne Olszeski; Vice President, Bill Bissett Second row: Chris Youk, Heidi Spy Dock, Jennifer Myers, Ange Gammiere, Renee Fakult, Debbie Bednar, Toni Riccio Third row: Troy Kranz, Don Morton, Bob Brown, Mike Gaylord, Perry Catanese A! Smith, Mike Kuznik, Greg Martinc DATA PROCESSING JUNIOR First row: Gene Klingheil, Brian Walonke, Rob Bittenger. Second row: Ms. Cetina, Donna Malliard, Sue Stephenson, Mike Baluch, Stere Ross. Third row: Mark Jastredowski, Franke Hange, Fabian Thomlison, Craig Dennis, Lance Washburn. WILLOUGHBY TECH SCHOOL PARTICIPANTS Willoughby Technical School participants: Lisa Granchi, Carole Ann McCollum. Lisa Metzger. Michele Radotanic, Jean-nine Taylor, Marlene Tririsonno. Stere Ashley, Rob Rarzal, Jim Jarc, John McLaren. JR. CHILDCARE Ron I: Sandy Mae A Iona n. Diana Hoherg, Wendy Owens, Amy Shore. Row 2: l.aur Alraz, Julie Yager, Robin Raphael, Tracy Fekite, Lisa Alack el, Stephanie Rullo Debbie Kalamar. Row 3: Brain Wesbecher, Paula McDonald, Mary Lesak, Stacy Fekete, Jeanine Berkley, Tammy Jacobson, Tracy Crus ter. Dee Warrens. Childcare is a very good program at Mentor High for those who are interested in pursuing a career involving children. Here Mary Lesak helps with a creative exercise. SR. CHILDCARE Row I: Dawn Pohl, Tina Fierro, Cyndi Greewe, Kris Kohza, Kelly McGarry, Kelly Dougher, Debbie Owens. Row 2: Chris Bell, Trisha Thronherg, Linda Arthur, Patty Saxe, Sherry Swope, Tammy Miller, Mrs. Kintz. Row 3: Alicia Hostetler, Dawn Pohl, Carla Graynom, Chris Simon-etta, Kelly Spaw, Jenny Barndt, Julie Cogar. D.C.T. First Row: Angela Taddeo, Kerry Kolha. Angie Cihon, Gail Porter, Pat Davis, Christy Afylott, A7 i� Sweeney Second Row: Mr. Smeltz, Sue DeSantis, Jeff Globe, Tina Nickerson, Ken Buckley; Larry Gladen Third Row: Dave Hill. John Francis, AI Parker, Jim Bailey Fourth Row: Greg Holt, Rob Ziegler, Dennis Collins, Keith Bare, Brian Allan, Scott Sharpless COSMETOLOGY First Row: Mary Storm, Marsha Orlando, Tracey Allen Second Row : Mary Picket, Glynis Caluducan, Norma Hillery GRAPHIC ARTS JR. AND SR. First Row: Bill Regal, Da id Ireland, Dennis War go Second Row: Fd Paulik, Jerry Gardner, Boh Baliker, Jim Kaszian First Row: Diane Ward, Scott Kehr, Bill Hendrickson, Tony Zak, Stacey Schmitt Second Row: Rob W egzynowski, Mark Dietrich, Kevin Lancasters, John Storm, Greg Hall, Jim Feeney Junior And Sophomore Horticulture Junior Horticulture: First Row: Steve Hubbell, Justin Kers-mari, Nark Gardner, Chris Hall Second Row: Carol Gash, Donna Brining, Sara Noonan Third Row: Mike Baccaro, Mike Davidson, Cindy Dvans, Matt Goodlin Fourth Row: Noelle Sirl, Tim Kraus, Ben Barbera, Lewis Belknop, Be Awy Sophomore Horticulture: First Row: Cheryl Anderson, Daniel Nied, Debbie Fisher and Angela Straus-haugh Second Row: Dan Prucey, Craig Gondvant, Keith Boowns, Pat Paterson Third Row: Ed Turk, Brian Davis, Date Bartholomeu, Dave Becker Junior And Senior Auto Mechanics Junior Auto Mechanics Club From left to right: Dennis Revlock, George Rimes, John Collins, Jeff Waddell, Rick Turkall, Brian Parmertor, Jeff Whetsell, Jon Deblasi, Chris Genovese, Bill Burkett, Chris Price, Kent Powell, Bill Burch, Mathew Alexander, Scott White Not Pictured: Shane Giles, Roger Westbrook, Derick Toth, John Whited Senior Auto Mechanics: From Left to Right: Jim Kerry, Brian Kouacs, Troy Fry, Eric Cooper, Scott Davis, Tim Campbell, Brian Crouse, Jerry Hagan, Jeff Juuiewicz, Boh Briegitzer Owe The Occupational Work Experience group receives credit for graduation by working at approved job training stations during the afternoon portion of their daily schedules. They are employed by a number of cooperating employers in the Mentor area. Students learn practical job skills that give them the basis to become full-time productive citizens upon graduation. First Row: Ron Thomas, Brian Sterens, Carol Kidd. Kim Kalamar, John Thompson. Kell) Z.a odny Second Row: Greg Yanulaitis, Pete Agostine, Jean Romie, Curt Cooper, Jim Myers Third Row: Mr. Frei, Rick Perry, Joe McDonald, Jeff Toga, Chuck Munhings First Row: Mr. Schonauer, Robyn Grenier, Laurie Ga-leno. Missy Mrai, Stacy Dinning Second Row: Paul Giles, Date LaCourse, Dan Havdy, Dennis Beasley, chris McCloskey Third Row: Don Holt, Jeff Broski, Larry Gatbaway, Kerin Mitten, Tom Baum Sot Pictured: Ron Higgins, Feff Hunter, Keith Kidd, Katbi Stoneman First Row: Mr. Clements, Dawn Shannon, Mama Prine, Kim Crasser. I jura Thompson, Shelly Schom-ben, l.lene Rousch Second Row: Jennifer Krause, Karla Bohnoric, F.rry Hayden, Ann Sewnes, Mary Baumann. Ann Zsadludko Third Row: Jamie Fisher, Chuck Rorin-ett, Larry Lewis, A dam Mason, Duane Jacquemain, Pat Ferron, Wayne McCloud Activities (Section The activities section worked hard this year to portray those students who follow the active way at Mentor High. The members of the activities section from left to right were Kristin Reed (Section Editor), Tanya Pesch. Kneeling were Adrianne Whittaker and Kelly Lennon. (5.? Mentor High School plays sports one way (the only way)- to win. Each team competes against the GCC teams: Brush, Mayfield, South, North, and Euclid. Mentor's teams also compete against other teams outside of the GCC. All teams compete with the hopes of getting into regionals and then, for the best, competing at state. This year Mentor High expect to field several regional championships and to compete at state. Mentor High’s teams truly know the only way to compete. F o o t b Friday Knights The Mentor High Varsity Cardinal Football team finished the season with a record of eight wins and two losses. The team placed second in the Greater Cleveland Conference with a record of four wins and heartbreaking losses to the Euclid Panthers and the South Rebels. The Junior Varsity Football Team won three games after an unfortunate loss to Collinwood early in the season. Team MHS Solon 13 7 Austintown Fitch 3 0 Berea 17 0 North 32 19 Bedford 2S 13 Euclid 23 27 Brush 28 0 Maple Heights 34 7 Mayfield IS 0 Team MHS Coll in wood 12 6 Shaw 6 0 Walsh Jesuit 6 0 Madison 12 0 Flagcorps Majorettes Z M� At all of the football games there is much more happening than just the game being played on the field. The Fighting Cardinal Marching Hand joins the team on Friday nights to entertain before the game and during halftime. The Majorettes and The Flagcorps perform at halftime along with the hand during the halftime competition which is judged by the fans who watch. During the game morale is boosted by enthusiastic cheerleaders who charismati-cally lead the crowds in supportive cheers for .Mentor High’s football team. These groups: the band, the majorettes, the flagcorps, and the cheerleaders all contribute to the experience of a high school football game. Extras The Fighting Cardinal Marching Band Doing! The Girls Tennis team finished with a record of seven wins and six losses. The team lost close games to Gilmore, Brush, and Notre Dame. On the winning side of the game Mentor shut out Euclid and Shaw and beat several other teams with the loss of only one set. Next year’s team is expected to go further in the Greater Cleveland Conference because many of the team members will be returning, four of whom played varsity this season. Team Brush Cleveland Hts. Moire Dame .Mayfield Solon Euclid Shaw Geneva lake Catholic Gilmore Beaumont West Geauga MHS 2 3 2 4 1 5 5 3 4 2 I 4 c r o s s C o u n t r y The ’87 Season This year the Boys’ Cross Country Team had an exceptional year. They went undefeated in dual meets and extended their undefeated streak to thirty-one in a row. The team placed first in the Mentor, the Walsh, and the St. Joe Invitationals. The team finished the season as the Greater Cleveland Conference Champions, District Champions. They took second place in the regional race, and fourth place in the State Championship race. This year’s co-captains were Pete Mussarra and Mike Damon. Outstanding sophomore of the 1987 season was Scott Nedlev. Mentor High School is proud of its runners and wishes them the best of luck in the upcoming season. In The Long Run The Mentor Girls Cross Country Team had an excellent year going all the way to regionals where they placed ninth. To achieve this required an overall record of six wins and two losses leaving them with a record of six wins and one loss in the Greater Cleveland Conference. This GCC record gave them second place in the GCC and sent them onto districts where they placed third overall. This year's team expects to improve in the following years because this year’s varsity team is made up entirely of juniors and sophomores. Team MHS Beaumont 33 23 Maple 27 29 Brush 15 49 Mayfield 22 39 South 21 40 Euclid 24 37 I orth 47 16 Bedford 15 50 JV Paines i lie Pi nr side Wickliffe Willoughby South hastlake North Bedford Euclid Villa Angela Lake Catholic Brush Maple Heights Cleveland Heights Mayfield Willoughby South Eastlake North Bedford Euclid Brush Maple Heights Mayfield 15-S, 15-5 15-6, 15-5 16-14. 15-5 12-15. 15-11. 15-7. 15-2 12-15, 9-15 15-1, 15-10 15-11, 15-0 15-7, 15-11 15-6, 15-17, 15-4. 15-15 15-S. 15-10 16-14. 15-12 9-15, 15-1. 15-5. 15-5 15-6. 15-11 15-S. 15-15 15-14, 15-12 15-0. 15-6 15-6 15-15 15-S Varsity And JV Have Excellent Year In 87 Two Named To OHS VC A Team The Mentor volleyball team had an outstanding season in 1987. l.ed by cocaptains and setters I.aura Dolsak and Holly Pet rime, the l.adv Cards won the Greater Cleveland Conference for the first time since 1976 with a GCC record of 13-1. With a final record of 17-4, the spikers were seated second in the Euclid District and won the sectional title with strong victories over Ashtabula and Painesville Riverside. The team lost a hearthreaker in the District semifinals against conference foe Euclid', but the spirit and unity of our team during the last week will never he forgotten. Laura Dolsak, a three year varsity starter, was selected MVP of the team, first team GCC, and first team on the eastern of the OHSVCA s District two volleyball team. Junior Marcy Haluska was named to the GCC's first team and to the second team in eastern division of the OHSVCA 9s District two. Kerri Knaack was named to the second team in the GCC and Laurie Haluska and Holly Petrime were named Honorable Mention in the Greater Cleveland Conference. Senior Andrea Wood was selected as most improved player for 1987. Congratulations to our entire team on an exciting season and good luck to our graduating seniors in the years to come. JV - The junior varsity team, under the direction of coaches Mast and Biel inis, compiled an overall record of 18-1, 13-1 in the GCC, and the Greater Cleveland Conference Junior Varsity Championship. The Junior Cards showed great team depth as every member contributed in all of our season matches. The entire team looks forward to continuing the winning cardinal tradition in the y ears to come. Varsity Paines Me Riverside 15-10, 14-16 15-4 Pas flake Xorth 15-12. 15-7 Perry 12-15. 14. 16 Euclid 11-15. II-15. Ijtke Catholic 9-15. 15-IX 11-15 Maple Heights 15-9. 10-15, 15-10 Mayfield 15-4. 15-5 last lake North 15-12. 15-12 Euclid 7-15. 15-8, 15-9 Maple Heights 15-n, 15-13 Wickliffe 15-1. 15-1 Willoughby South 12-15. 15-5, 15-3 Berkshire 12-15. 15-12, 15-13 Bedford 15-4, 15-10 Villa Angela 15-1. 15-8 Brush 15-11, 15-6 Cler. Heights 5-15. 16-14. 10-15 Will. South 15-10. 15-11 Bedford 15-5, 15-3 Brush 16-14, 15-3 Mayfield 15-9, 15-11 s o c c e r Twice GCC For the second year in a rot the Mentor Soccer team placed first in the Greater Cleveland Conference with a record of eight wins, eight losses and two ties. The Junior Varsity A squad Finished the season with a record of fourteen wins, three losses, and one tie. and the Junior Varsity B squad finished the season with a record of nine wins, three losses, and no ties. This seventy player team also won its Fifth City (hampionship against Lake Catholic. Chris Waina, Steve Shields, and Mark Kolnekker were ews Herald players of the week. The Greater Cleveland Conference all stars from Mentor were Brian Rich, Steve Shields. Mark Kolnekeer, Bill Manus, and Dan Rich. Sext year's team is expected to improve as a team overall. =“ = A First After several years of co-ed soccer the team has finally been separated into two teams - a boys' team and a girls’. In 1987 MHS fielded its first girls’ soccer team. This team was made up of thirty girls ranging from sophomores to seniors. Mentor is one of the few Greater Cleveland Conference schools to have created a girls’ team. The first year of any sport is a year of experimentation. Not only did the team have to find where they stood in relation to their opponents, but they also had to determine their strong points and their weak points. This year’s coach, Mr. Sweeny, has started this process. Mr. Sweeny and the rest of the team worked on their weaknesses during the season by the baseball diamond in front of the student parking lot. Many of their weaknesses were resolved and with a larger and more experienced team greater success is expected next year. We at the MHS Yearbook wish the best of luck to this new team and its future. = •� =C B o y s a s e t b a I 1 A Courtly Season Of Basketball The Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team has an overall record of six wins and nine losses to date. They lost several hard played, close games. The Mayfield and Maple Heights games were both lost by less then five points. A bright spot in Mentor’s season was heating Euclid's fifth ranked team. The Junior Varsity Team has an overall record of eleven wins and four losses and is the future of the team. Best of luck with the rest of this season and next year’s games. Team MHS Gene a 55 50 Mayfield 54 47 North 59 30 Maple Hts. 63 69 Euclid 56 72 South 64 44 Brush 48 38 Mayfield 64 74 St. Ignatius 51 58 North 51 38 Maple Hts. 47 52 Madison 62 41 John Adams 49 59 Bedford 55 69 W. Geauga 48 61 Team MHS Genera 53 37 Mayfield 41 44 North 40 36 Maple Hts. 59 45 Euclid 66 67 South 58 51 Brush 60 57 Mayfield 55 37 St. Ignatius 50 67 North 67 52 Maple Hts. 45 39 Madison 46 28 John Adams 58 37 Bedford 41 55 W. Geauga 47 35 G 0 1 r 1 s 9 a s k e t b a I 1 Court Play The Varsity Girls' Basketball Team has an overall record of thirteen wins and four losses. Their Greater Cleveland Conference record is nine wins and three losses to date which puts them in second place. There were several recognized varsity players this year. Among them were Laura Dolsak as a News Herald player of the month and Laurie Haluska as a high scorer. The JV team's record this far is also thirteen wins and four losses. This year's JV team has fourteen sophomores. Team 1adison Mayfield Eastlake Shaker Hts. Maple Hts. Bedford South Brush Mayfield North W. Geapua Bedford Euclid Chagrin Falls Euclid South Geneva Team MHS Madison 49 28 Mayfield 40 26 Eastlake N. 46 32 Shaker Hts. 54 8 Maple Hts. 55 24 Bedford 33 20 South 30 29 Brush 40 34 Mayfield 52 27 North 30 28 W. Geagua 35 29 Bedford 38 26 Euclid 32 44 Chagrin Falls 40 42 Euclid 32 36 South 30 40 Geneva 34 23 z � 1 n Win The returning AAA Championship wrestling team has eight wins and one loss overall to date this season. In the Greater Cleveland Conference it is ranked second to Brush. The varsity team has participated in several tournaments this season. In the North Canton Hoover Tournament. Mentor placed third overall and in the Brecksville Tournament, Mentor placed fourth overall. Exceptional showings were made by AI Parker. Pat Ber-dysz, Dan Hulten And) Douglas. John Freshwater, Jim Cape , Todd Victor, Jason Forro, and Mike Costanza. The J V Team has a record of nine wins and one loss so far this year and has also participated in several tournaments. In the Madison JV Tournament Chris Ferritto (2nd). Mark Capretta (3rd), Brian Frate (3rd), Brian Files (5th), and Matt Bahr (5th) all placed. At the GCC JV Tournament first places went to Robert Allen, Phil Smith. Tim Brunkula, Mark Knurek, and Jason Forro. The Yearbook staff wishes the team the best of luck in the near future and beyond. Varsity Dual Matches MHS Kenston 22 36 Geneva 14 50 Stow 25 34 Mayfield 20 43 Eastlake North 8 61 Riverside 15 44 Maple Fits. 37 21 Bedford 12 57 Euclid 24 31 Madison 14 42 JV Dual Matches MIIS Kenston 25 37 Geneva 15 48 Stow 21 52 Mayfield 15 48 fast lake North H 58 Riverside 16 54 Maple Hts. 34 28 Bedford 6 72 Euclid 9 55 Madison 15 57 West Geauga 12 55 177 Zj G 0 1 f Above Parr Mentor's Golf Team placed first in the Greater Cleveland Conference after an undefeated season with fourteen wins. Contributions came from many of the team members. Mentor’s most valuable player this year was Brett Marinelli with a dual match average of 37.93 and a tournament average of 79.2. Awards for this season included: Most Outstanding Senior- Jason Green, most improved- John Morris, Most Promising Sophomore-Chris Trem, and Special Recognition- John Roberts. Team Match Results Team South North Bedford Euclid Brush Maple Heights South Mayfield North Bedford Euclid Brush Mayfield Maple Heights MHS 136 153 166 159 165 152 153 159 150 156 156 156 161 159 157 169 180 177 182 184 183 171 168 171 167 169 181 176 Sports! S Aquatic Sports Team w 1 m m 1 n The'Mentor High School Boys' Snim Team has so far this season achieved a record of four wins and one loss in the Greater Cleveland Conference. Its overall record to date is ten wins and three losses. The boys’swim team can still win a share of the title if they win the the conference meet which is held on February 20th. The MHS Girls’ team has also had an excellent season to date. Its overall record is twehe and one while its GCC record is an undefeated five wins and no losses. The Gilrs ’ team is sure of at least one tie for the GCC Championship. The yearbook staff wishes both teams success through the rest of the year and throughout the next year. Team picture not available Team Girls Boys Midpark W W Cleveland Heights W L Shaker L L Gilmour W W Madison W W Maple Heights W W Brush W W Euclid W W Riverside W W Beach wood W W Mayfield W w Bedford W L N. Ridge ilie W W i= «• Race For GCC The hoys track team placed second in the GCC in 1987. There were several outstanding runners for Mentor. The best of these runners went to state. Pete Musarra in the mile, Tom Ross in the mile along with Ken Stump. Ken Stump placed fourth in the state meet with an excellent time of 4:16, the second best Mentor performance in the mile. In the other events outstanding scores were turned in by Kevin Knaack in the high jump, winner of the GCC championship meet, and Eric Voigt, district champion in the discus. This past season will inspire this year’s boys track team to succeed. r rj T Running In Circles r a The 1987 Girls Track Team had a fine season. With a lot of hard work and fun, they earned a 3-4 record in the GCC, and an overall record of 6-5. They finished fourth in the GCC, which was very good considering that eighty percent of the team consisted of sophomores. Sophomore Debbie Bean set a school record with a shot put of 35’ 3 % ”, and was the first qualifier to Regionals in the last two years. Senior Lynda Horvath set the school record with 16.4 seconds in the new 33” 100 meter hurdles. Sophomore Kymberly Young received MVP honors and Coach Woodman looks forward to an even better year in 1988. OPPONENT Copley Regina Brush Lake Catholic Mayfield South Euclid Bedford Maple Heights Villa Angela North MHS 97 31 H 31 60 68 58 70 60 68 68 60 102 26 74 54 43h 84Vj 30.3 97.6 87 41 B Diamond Play 987 a s e b The Boy's Baseball Team finished with an overall record of 14-12. They placed fourth in the GCC's with an 8-6 record. The 1987season was thought of as a “rebuilding season ” after graduating from the regional championship team in 1986. The top three hitters will be back in 1988 and they are looking forward to building on the work completed last year. a 1 OPPONENT MHS Euclid 4 19 Mayfield 3 0 Chardon 4 9 Edge nood 5 21 South 1 13 Brush 5 9 Bedford 3 5 West Geauga 0 II West Geauga 4 12 Maple Heights 4 18 South 3 5 North 7 8 Euclid 3 2 Ash. Edgehood 10 II Pain. Haney 1 8 Bedford 8 14 Pain. Haney 5 12 May Geld 5 24 Brush 3 2 North 2 1 Pain. Riverside 1 8 Pain. Riverside 4 10 Maple Heights 7 6 '■ w. $► 5 0 £ a 1 1 Varsity r.� = Las spring’s Varsity girls' softball team took fourth place in the Greater Cleveland Conference with a record of eight wins and six losses after a year of rebuilding. Their overall record was fourteen wins and twelve losses. I ext year’s team expects to build on the sound foundation that was developed over the spring. • I 9 ? JV Softball Team Win GCC With Record § The Junior Varsity Softball 86-87 team placed first in the Greater Cleveland conference with a record of nine wins and five losses. The team’s overall record was eighteen wins and five losses. This year’s team started with an impressive record of eleven wins and one loss and a batting average of .377. This year’s Junior Varsity team aspired to become more fundamentally sound both defensively and offensively. O f t b a T e n n 1 s Swinging The varsity hoys tennis team completed an outstanding season with a 9-7 record. The weather held out to help our MHS varsity players to victory. The team placed third in the GCC. Congratulations to senior Greg Strasser who qualified for the singles regional. The team is looking foward to another year of great improvements. Varsity OPPOKEST MHS Han ken 3 2 Wickliffe 3 2 Shaw 0 5 kirtland 0 5 Madison 0 5 Mayfield 4 1 Brush 2 3 South 0 5 Mayfield 4 1 Shaker Heights 5 0 Solon 2 3 Cleveland Heights 5 0 F.udid 0 5 Harvey 0 5 North 2 3 South 0 5 o c e y A First This year Mentor instituted a hockey team as a varsity sport. Many underclassmen came out this year, so the team will have many experienced players in the years to come. Although the team was new, it had an excellent fan turn-out at it’s home matches at the Mentor Civic Center Arena. We on the yearbook staff wish the team continued success and the best of luck in the future. SPORTS SECTION 87-88Sports The 1987-88 sports seasons have seen the creation of two new teams at Mentor High School. The sports section would like to take this opportunity to recognize these teams and to welcome their coaches. Coaching the Girl’s Soccer Team is Coach Sweeny and coaching the hockey team is Coach Smeltz. The staff wishes these coaches and their teams many years of success. Sports Editor Bruce Cole 111 � IMII” tracurricular activities, the faculty is a hif part of the success of Mentor High School. Their dedication and devotion to the students and the school help them complete their job: to teach the way. s' Back Row (left to right): s Mrs. Charleen R. Gaw- , ronski, Mr. Hugh Brown, Mr. Robert F. Lee Front m Row (left to right): Mr. 1 Harold Garverick, Mr. Aril thur Kless i s t r a t i Below: Mr. Joseph Lesak Right: Mrs. Peggy Hanra-han, Principal Left corner: Mr. Walter Conte Right corner: Dr. Hans Pesch Left: J. Jackson Above: J. Mueller Right: L. Clements The unit offices are a central part of each class. This is the heartbeat of the classes. It is where future classes, future careers, and future educational plans are determined. The unit offices unify Mentor High School, the largest three year school, into workable groups. The role of the people who work in the unit offices are an integral part of MHS life. Right: M. Byrd, Below: Mrs. Fulmer, Lower right: J. Harmon Jl Right: B. Walsh (Unit 10), Far right: J. Harmon (Unit II) Left: J. Goodwin (Unit 12), Below: M. Ness (Unit 10), Lower left: B. Walsh, Lower right: J. Mueller and R. Rose E n 8 I i s h Be Ion: C. Young XI. Bon dour is E. Calahan XI. Chaka D. Corelli Loner middle: Xf. Semrad. Sabo, Belon: A Abote: C. Davis, Left: D. Kohn, Lower left: D. Black Loner middle: L. Sigworth. Belon: T. Hollis, Bottom. T. Wilson E. Geisler, coordinator T. Dublo D. Kohn Xf. Semrad too Belon: L. Stuckey Right: K. Rolla L. Sig north J. Simmelink A bore: S. Osborne Right: P. Takac, T. Wilson Left: M. Chaka A bote: C. Rupnik R. Munday Top left: K. Wallick, Top right: R. Mundy, Middle: J. Vay lor. Loner left: J. Fritinger, Loner right: J. Carion J. Naylor The Mentor High School Foreign language Department offers four languages: Latin, Spanish, French, and German. Classroom activities stress the four skills: listening, speaking, reading, and nriting. and special attention is given to oral proficiency in modern language. . Gonzalez F O R E G N L A N G U A G E � =C Right: J. Rcidcr Above: k. Esper Above: Georges Sot pictured: C. Allen, V . Glaros, J. Jamieson, A. hum at, T. Voy ten-coordinator Right: k. Harper. Below: A1. Roberts Below: P. Georges Many of Mentor High School’s students gain valuable information by enrolling in the business classes. These classes prepare the students to handle the business world today. Typing, Shorthand, and Accounting are just a few of the selections available. Above: I). Mackey Left: R. Rose Mentor High School’s Home Economics Department, directed by only three members of our staff, offers a wide variety of courses. These cover subjects in food, clothing, housing, and parenting and are designed to prepare the students to survive living on their own. A new course entitled Sports Nutrition is designed to examine the nutritional needs of athletes in training. Above: S. Zagorc Left: D. Bednar = • Above: S. Kowalke Left: R. DeCarro Bottom left: J. Tredent Bottom: Mr. Kowalke and students at the MHS radio station. Mr. Jedlicka, Mr. Kandalec, Mr. Smith The Industrial technology department covers a wide variety of subject material. The department teaches everything from electronics to communications. This department not only increases the number of opportunities at Mentor High, hut it is also intohed in other school activities. Left: XI. Kintz, Lower left: G. Poll risk v Above: J. Sehonauer. Left: J. Salvatore Sot pictured: R. Clements, T. Davidson, J. F.zzo, K. Hage-dorn, M. Kirby, J. Mazzeo, P. Peterson, R. Stevens, R. Taylor, J. Teringo, J. Walker o c a t 0 i o n a S P e c 0 i a 1 E d M A T H J. Fulmer D. Goodman W. Harman The 14 full time and.? part-time teachers in Men-Far left: C. tor High School's Math Department teach ap-Mental, Left: proximately 80% of the student body. The eleven G. McKenna year-long courses and 4 semester courses include Statistics, Advanced Placement Calculus, and computer courses entitled Computer in Math and Science I and II. The Math Department is involved in the ational Mathematics Fxam in March and the Ohio State Early Math Placement Test for college-bound juniors. Below: D. Kuver, Right: W. Harman A C? B. Huge I R. Kegg M. Korcheck Far left: J. Sonntag. Left: M. Korcheck right); D. and W. rfvi Left: G. Con-tini, Below: II. Brown When you think of MHS you might think of the English department or the Math department, hut consider the basic need that the Physical Education department fills. This department keeps the students of Mentor High physically fit. The department approaches this in the form of sport, leisure, and fitness gym courses. These courses not only help keep our students physically fit, but they also create a link between academics and extracurricular sports at MHS. Not pictured: M. Giancola, N. Hillstrom, R. Kerschhaum, L. MacGregor Above: C. Barber Above: L. Taylor T. Mackar J. Green P h y s E d Above: J. Corcoran Above: P. Mocadlo This year the science program has taken on a new outlook. The new textbooks and new lab experiments make this year’s science department one of Mentor’s best ever. The Chemistry and Physics programs have made more use of the computers and participated in competitions involving egg drops, mouse trap racers, and bridge building. In next year’s curriculum is Mentor High School’s fourth AP course: AP Physics. N. J. P. Koerwitz Corcoran C'hantrey Below: W. LeClear Below: T. Ramsey $Z 209 - Left: H. Covetta Above: R. Woodman Above: J. Lorek R. Thompson N. Williams P. Moeadlo Z. Enyedy Left: R. Kary The Mentor High School Art Department offers a dualistic art program to help meet the needs of those students who are planning on pursuing formal art training after high school as well as those whose art interest will not lead them to choose an art career. The program enables the student to choose any of S specific media classes and an independent study which can be used by the student for a more in-depth study of any of these areas. The Fine Art track has three full year courses which leads to a Senior Art Portfolio used by the student for scholarships and art school acceptance. Our art students have been very successful in obtaining scholarships, and most of the students who take art courses leave with an understanding and interest in art that will last them the rest of their lives. — Mr. I.illback Right: R. Lillback, coordinator Above: J. Luttermoser Left: Peterson The music department at Mentor High School is one of the most active department in the school. Challenging students both chorally and instru-mentally, the department is known throughout the state for its superior ratings in the Ohio Music Education Association contests for choirs, bands, orchestra, and solo and ensemble work. Chorally, the students at Mentor sing in Mixed Chorus. Men 's Chorus, or A Capet la Choir. The instrumental members begin the season in the fighting Cardinal Marching Band. After the exciting marching season, the students join W ind Ensemble, Concert Band, or Sy mphonic Band. The string students at Mentor perform in the orchestra, and many audition for Mentor's Mahnheim Orchestra. All the groups perform throughout the year and each participates in OMEA contests. Mentor's Top 25 is a nationally recognized show choir. Left: Doug Truesdail, Vicky Wolfe, Danny Chin Though the Faculty section was delayed due to photography, our hard nork finally paid off. A special thanks goes to Doug Truesdail and Danny Chin for their loyalty and dedication and to the entire yearbook staff for their patience and helpfulness. Also, a special thanks to the following staff members for their cooperation in helping with the yearbook this year: Mr. Hieronymus, Mr. Lillback, Mr. Mocadlo. and Mr. korcheck. P � V A 5 __ _ I V I CHOOl | tSCHWH I VMUULJ 150; e Marketing Way„ At®) ?£] [SCHOOL This section is filled with advertisements from the business community. 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Eric Is In Tawny’s PARENT PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Hans G. Peseh Mr. and Mrs. Danin Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Basil Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Flanagan Eric Eeruson Want The Best? Come To The Best! The 222 pages of the yearbook are used to capture school life, activities, and memories. The two pages that follow are meant to capture some of the memories the yearbook doesn V touch on and to look outside the school, to the rest of the world. These pages are dedicated to the times we live in; the times we’ll call The good old days.” CM BSC 200th Anniversary of the Constitution- Gorbechev, Reagan Summit- 3 Men and a Baby- Mrs. Geisler-Good Morning Vietnam- acid washed jeans- candy $.45- Professional Wrestling- The Cosby Show- Ber-nie Kosar, QB for the Browns- drug use down- INXS: Kick- Prince, Sign-O-The-Times - Research Papers-Terrorism- 92Q- Donald Trump, Entrepreneur- football strike- Hill Street Blues taken off the air- lettuce shortage- Mill house on 615 and Mentor Are. torn down- Pat Robertson for President- Pittsburgh oil spill- Prom- U.S. wins America’s Cup in Sailing- Mr. Swank goes for his Masters Degree- Yearbook- Cavs over .500- YES in concert-Winter Formal- Fiero- ACT- DWI laws for boaters- space program still stalled- Supreme Court supports censorship of high school newspapers- Amnesty for illegal aliens- Beretta- Trains, Planes, and Automobiles- crack- crackdown on late planes- Beauty and the Beast- Exchange Student from Norway- gas $1.10- Moonlighting- Casper Weinberger- Earle Bruce fired (OSU)- 2 trillion dollar deficit- SAT-Teen Institute- Oral Roberts “8 million dollars or God will take me”-Nuclear Arms limitation agreement- Gaza Strip- South Africa, Apartheid- AIDS- new income tax laws- Geraldo and Oprah debut- Persian Gulf Confrontation with Iran, tanker bombings- Impressionist Art Show, Monet, Dega- mass murders- MTV- The Euclid Game- Jeep taken over by Chrysler- Titanic unveiled- grocery store strike-WMMS- Halley’s Comet- Alan Greenspan, head of Federal Reserve System- swimteam undefeated in GCC- Mrs. Hanrahan’s last year-The Nutcracker- Academic Challenge wins by 510 points- The PTA Circus- Pizza Hut in the U.S.S.R.- Boston at Coliseum Mr. Fulmer-Mr. Young- shorts permitted in school- speed limit goes to 65- musical remakes- Election 88: the Seven Unknowns- Ronald Reagan’s last year- school lunch $1.25- Whitney Houston- Vern Riffe- Family Ties-Calgary Winter Olympics- Bank failures in Texas- Joan Collins divorced .. . again- Regal Lanes- Mustangs- Baby Jessica fell down the well- progress made on superconductors- United Skates of America-Crop-Top sweaters- Fred Astaire passes away- Tip O’Neil Retires-Madonna- The Limited- Williard Scott’s acting debut- Dock Siders-The Liberty March, non violent- Blue Angels start flying F-18s- The ground hog doesn’t see his shadow- Austrailia celebrates 200 years-Jan 20,1988 Steve Spain wears jeans- Ortega tries to make peace with Contras- First Black QB in Super Bowl- Liberace passes away- Bill Cosby makes 84 million dollars in one year- The baby “M” trials-Kelly Cash, Miss America- Bon Jovi- Supreme Court nominee approval, Kennedy- George Michael, Faith- The Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame-Pink Floyd: Momentary Lapse of Reason- Def Lepard: Hysteria- Ivan Boesky, insider trading- Billy Joel sings in the U.S.S.R.- Thespians produce “You Can’t Take It With You”- William Casey passes away, head of CIA- Z rock goes off the air- An extra second in 1987- British Petroleum buys Sohio- Drinking age raised to 21- Homecoming “We’ve Got Tonight”, Mentor vs. Euclid- Indians lose 100- Jimmy the Greek fired for racial comments- Tammy Fae and Jim Bakker leave PTL- Bork, Ginnsberg Supreme Court nominees- Mr. Korcheck- Voin-ovich elected to senate- MHS language department mural completed-Mr. Georges- school levy fails- The U.S.S. Stark attacked in Persian Gulf- California earthquakes- The new morality- U2: The Joshua Tree- College Applications- Confederate flag still flies in South- Russian lives in space for 11 months- Annabelle’s Diner- Compact Discs-AFC Championship Game- Browns 33 Denver 38- Max Headroom-New York garbage barge sails the world- Ollie North- Perry plant startup- Students Against Drunk Driving started at MHS- baggy sweaters- Pink Floyd’s Stadium Concerts- Rush in Concert- Stock Exchange crash- ALF976 numbers creating havoc- Fawn Hall stars in the Contra hearings- Vanna Speaks- Jessica Hahn poses for Playboy-Gary Hart runs for president twice in one year- Joseph Biden, presidential candidate, plagiarizes- Students celebrate two snow days-Yearbook Staff parties- Lenny- July 17 the class of ’88 graduated. Although we had a small staff this year, all members put in 100 percent to make this book possible. An extra special thank y ou to Bruce Cole whose dependability and dedication knew no boundaries. Without the determination of those billing participants, this book could not hate been produced. We thank everyone for a job ell done. Edilcis9 1QS8 Note Recipe For A Successful Yearbook Take 2 friends (yes, that’s us), add 7 months of yearbook, throw in 2 fresh advisors, a handful of staff members, 223 3-R planners, 20 grease pencils, 7 broken croppers, 5003-copy sheets, 29,000 destroyed brain cells, 15 dozen donuts, a ton of pizza, 99 liters of pop and a few odd napkins — just in case of a mess. Mix all ingredients well. Sprinkle with 500 hours of hard work and ship off to Lenny. Follow this recipe we guarantee you a successful yearbook!!! This Page Sponsored By MEDALLION LIGHTING CORP. Mentor, Ohio There’s Always One Way Home This Page Sponsored By SPUDNUT’S BAKERY, Center Street. Autographs £Z224