Midview High School - Log Yearbook (Grafton, OH)

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Returning to junk the junker. Bill Cromling. an cil 's booth a smashing' success. His powerful 86 graduate, helps to make the student coun first blows got people interested in this activity. Midshipmen Manifest Mess Three victims of frenzied, food-throw- ing students. Bill Dawson, Malle En- yedy, and Tom Feher kept their wits about them nicely. Mr. Dawson, a chemistry teacher, participated in the wrestlers' booth where students had the thrill of legally venting their frus- trations by throwing green, goopy oat- meal at him. Afterwards, a not-so- sloppy Mr. Dawson said, I thought it was going to be rotten...everybody had a good time, including me. AUTUMNFEST 19

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Autumnfest Returns One of the highlights of this year, but perhaps one of the messiest events, was Autumnfest. Activities ranged from throwing oatmeal and smearing jello to the more civilized winning of goldfish. Diane Bush, a former Mid- view student who now teaches En- glish here, was impressed with how involved students were with Autumn- fest. She found it to be even more fun as a teacher. The class officers, along with the rest of the students who attended, filled the atmosphere with true Middie spir- it. Freshman class president Juli Rutherford said, I didn't Know what to expect...It was a lot of fun. Senior class president Jason Gendics' favor- ite booth was throwing darts at bal- loons, ...because I couldn't win, he reasoned; I missed about 14 in a row and kept getting people to give me money until I finally hit the balloon. The freshman band members must have been confused that day. Their booth started out as bobbing for ap- ples, but somehow ended up being the ever popular Dunk a Frosh booth, much to the dismay of some unsuspecting,yet still dry freshmen. Other attractions at the Autumnfest were the fortune-telling booth by the French Club, the trivia booth by the Key Club, face painting by the Junior class, jail by the cheerleaders, and the vending of French fries and drinks by the Senior class. If none of these booths caught your eye, you certainly couldn't have passed up the opportu- nity to throw whipped cream at the flags and majorettes, hammer on the junker car, or douse the Spanish Club members with water balloons. Ho one thought that the weather would cooperate in the way that it did. In the beginning things were dark and cloudy, but as the evening progressed and the good times got better, the sky cleared and the Autumnfest was a big success. While Tiffany Clark and Becky Denson are pre-occupied, Ryan Palider displays unique skill as he hur- dles his dart at an ar- ray of balloons , with his faithful fans Deb- bie Ince, the Odyssey Club advisor, and Mi- chelle Hampton cheering him on. Loren Santiago vol- unteers his rugged good looks to the art- ful talents of Kristy Li- cata and Melissa All- man. Thanks. Mr. Santiago, we appreci- ate it! Glubi Glub! Glub! to the unidentified fresh- man whom Linda De- Marino so happily dunks, as Melanie Wil- mur. Robin Uehlein, Allison Mosher, and Katie Bartley watch in amusement. These silly frosh shouldn't be laughing so loud; they may be next in line to fall prey to up- perclass pranksters! 18 STUDENT LIFE

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 Could this be the lucky throw that ends Jason Qendics' addic- tion of borrowing money to prove his manliness?'' Meil Cunningham, Becky Denson, Debbie Ince, Ted Bradley, Michelle Hampton, Scott Ack- lin, Shelley Joseph, and Sean McCray wonder, as they clutch their dwindling supplies of loose change. Poor Lori McAlpinI Joe Sengstock and a group of majorette terrorists (Kelly Car- rothers, Sharon Mil- ditch , Jennifer Gor- don, and Jennifer Waleri ) decide to gang up on her. Could she be contemplating revenge? A mischievious-look ing Julie Bakos was seen being awfully friendly with unit prin- cipal Tom McIntyre. Wonder what she's up to! It's good to see that such a tough guy can have some fun once in a while. 20 STUDENT LIFE