North Union High School - Wildcat / Cat Tales Yearbook (Richwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

1 TABLE ofl CONTENTS Those mad scientists at work Locker-Room Celebration! The Freshmen's best side vo£ The class of 1983 was faced with the financial problems of graduation. The class divided themselves into 4 energetic and enthusiastic groups to compete against one another to raise funds without a sales campaign. Some of these methods were bowl-a-thons, raffle, and Q-FM 96 basketball game. The class wants to continue with the Senior breakfast tradition and would like to have a most memorable graduation ceremony. OFFICERS — (I to r) Advisor M. Liv- ingston, President C. Cox, Vice-President B. Shields, Sec. Treasurer D. Jolliff. BABY PICTURES — (I to r, first row) L. Foster. T. Buckland. S. Savage, D. Wedding. M. Allison, (sec- ond row) D. Gilliam. K. Blankenship, G. Wiley, K. Marshall. M. Schmelzer. (third row) B. Shields. S. Herd. D. Gray, J. Kirby. M. Wilds, (fourth row) T. Monroe. T. Scott. J. Britton. S. Kirkpatrick. J. Blue and Polar Bear, (fifth row) E. Cooley. J. Klaiber, R. Eastman, D. Olson, M. Beers, (sixth row) T. Gray, J. Smith, K. Cox. Patty Richards Alien Mark Alan Beers Jane Elizabeth Blue Michael Gemini Allison Kevin Lane Blankenship Vivian Ruth Boyd . Sharon Ann Bayes Cathy Jo Blinn Harold J. Brentlinger Jeffrey Ray Britton Jason Todd Buckland James Arnett Carpenter Carla Jo Brown Lisa Ann Stimmel Buettner Eric David Cooley William Redden Brown Sandra Lynne Carey 9 Cathy Jo Cox Kenneth Wayne Cox Alexandra Rubi J. Cox Samano Amy Jo Davis Ronald Wayne Eastman 4 i Lori Ann Dillion Terry Lee Everly Cindy Kaye Duncan Alan William Fitzpatrick Constance Sue French Lisa Ann Foster Linda Marie Graham Dean Jehu Gray Pamela Joann Grose Michael Hall Donna Rae Gilliam Tod Anthony Gray Donald Edward Hamilton 11 Timothy E. Johnston Thomas E. Johnston Duana Michelle Jolliff Barbara Lee Jones Lisa Marie Higgins Mary Beth Hoffman Kathleen Elizabeth Hamilton Takumi Hatakeyama Stacey Lynn Herd Jay Edwin Mueck David Lee Ogan. Jr. Joy Parsons 0 David Scott Olson Timothy Charles Payne Tammy Lynn Oberdier Kelly Devon Parks Eric D. Rees 15 Tonda Jean Richards Stephanie Lorran Savage Teresa Delann Scott Richard Loren Sellers Brian Thomas Shields 16 Julie Rene Stevens Jovonny Fayne Smith Lars E. Stjernfeldt Donald Joseph Tumeo Brian Lee Sprouse Michael Perry Tumeo 17 Dean Edward Wedding Jean Anne Williams Curtis Lloyd Wycoff Michael Lee Wilds Douglas Scott Wilson David Pearl Poling Gregory Allen Wiley Kevin Lee Wood Not Pictured Patricia Ann Cummins Belt Kenneth Paul Craft Charles L. Dixon Sabra Sue Fields Timothy Lee Jerew Leonard R. Jolliff Christopher Gene Neil Roger Lark Nelson Christopher Dean Stacy Stephanie Gayle Zapp 18 Personalities Mi s Most Reckless Driver — T. Scott, C. Laird Most Talented — L. Foster. D. Gray Above: Brown Nosers — T. Oberdier, T. Gray. Right: Class Flirts B. Sprouse, S. Herd. NEED 'NFORMATIC Most Studious — C. Cox. D. Poling Most Spirited — D. Gilliam, T. Monroe lass Chatterbox — J. Kirby, D. Gilliam v= ve: Shyest — B. Jones. D. Olsen, ht: Most Likely to Succeed — D. Gray. 2 ox. 20 Most Friendly — D. Gray, T. Jones Best Dressed — S. Herd. G. Wiley Last to Admit Defeat — S. Ridge, J. Krawczyk Most Athletic — B. Shields. J. Blue. The junior class had a variety of successful money-making projects during the past year. First of all, we held the traditional candy bar sale. Next came the sale of candy canes during the Christmas season. Then the juniors assembled and produced the first-ever Junior Talent Show.” Finally, the class was in charge of the concession stand at the home basketball games. The Class of '84 had a great year. . . and we're looking ahead to next year. Sherri Allison Patty Apt Pete Arbogast Beth Baker Tracy Bayes Jeff Beers Dawn Blankenship Chris Blue Sondra Blue Lisa Boyd Brian Buckland Lisa Buyer Scott Carpenter Bob Castle Tracey Cheney Mike Clagett Linda Clevenger Ruby Combs Cherie Cope Tammy Cox David Crisp Kevin Crofut Scot Daugherty Laura Davis Michelle Davis David Deel Ronald Dick Jeffrey Dysert Dawn Eastman Greta Evans Gwendolyn Evans Shelley Evans Tami Everly Vicki Farrington Cynthia Fields Kim Flack Mitchell Foos William Foos Matthew Forrider Andrew Fout David Gallant Donald Goins William Gregory Shari Hall Ryan Hamilton S. May. C. McMahon. K. Mowery and D. Brit- ton take a break from classroom drudgery and indulge in some chocolate cake. Deanna Harr Kelly Hoffman Pamela Hoover Brenda Jackson Holly Jamison Chip Jolliff Kacey Jolliff Cindy Jones Tracy Kavanagh Richie Kelly Brenda Kincaid Richard Kouger Mark Kratowicz Jennifer Leeper Timothy Lehner Wes Levings Christy McMahan Scott May Tammy Mathys Paula Malicote Roberta LeMaster Clancy McMahon Dale Mellen Lisa Miller Darin Moore Kim Morris Sam Moser Denise Nauman Barb Parish Dean Parish Kathleen Parker Louella Parsons Kelly Peck Renetta Penix Mary Perkins Susan Pfeiffer Marlene Phipps Mark Rea Regina Reames Matthew Reed Cheryl Reese Rob Riffle Jackie Robinson Valerie Robinson Todd Roush Janet Sandusky Ronda Sarver Tracy Sessler Johna Sheets Lichelle Smith Wendy Smith Adena Snow James Spurlock Matt Stapleton 24 Kayleen Stidham Laura Strayer Matthew Strayer Scott Thompson Valerie Thompson Tami Troesch Bill Vermillion Lee Wagner Amanda Warner Deborah Wheeler Darren White Wendy Wilson Scott Wiley 26 Top Left: Liberace. eat your heart out. Top Right: If looks could kill . . . Right Center: Bill and Jeff sprout ears at lunchtime. Bottom Right: Mark, Lou. and Sam play cards at the Talent Show. Bottom Left: Juniors do- ing what they do best — congregate! 27 The Sophomore class started out the year by having a bike-a- thon. We made great progress with a chocolate rabbit sale at Easter and made $850. We are looking forward to a great prom next year! Pictured at right. Debbie Oiler. President; R. Baker. Advisor. Timothy Amstutz Tracy Anderson Timothy Barry Michael Baughman James Bayes Karen Beeney Pete Benner Jolie Beuerlein Joanne Biondi Elizabeth Blue Mike Botkins Karen Bracy Tracy Brady Dennie Britton Angela Butchel Barbara Burden Gregory Buyer Gwen Byus Shane Clevenger Valerie Collinsworth Carol Cox Desie Cox Eric Creviston Gail Crisp Scott Culwell Barry Davis Richard Drumm Kellena Elbin Lisa Fitzpatrick David Fowler Tammy Franklin It's always a pleasure to hit the cafeteria on Pizza Day! Sophomores Scott Willeke. Mike Botkins, and Roger Pitchford show their eatin'-spirit by digging into pizza squares topped with pepperoni and cheese. Trudi Galloway Thomas Gray Bobbie Grose Mike Grose Darrell Hamilton Jeffrey Harper Kimberly Hendrickson George Hill Todd Hoffman Kirk Hughes Tammy Jackson Roslin Kissling Angela Krebehenne Sheila Laird Rocky LeMaster Rodrey Lowe Jeffrey Lumpkins Kimberly Marshall David Martin Ron Martin Brent Mathys 2g Kelly Mowery Mark McGrane Bryan Minter Dawn Moreland Mark McNamee Candi Mills Tina Murphy Karen Nedergaard Shelly Neel Angela Nelson Debra Oiler Lori Oliver Rick Oberdier Charles Pancake Jeffrey Parish Teresa Parker Donald Parrott Brian Payne Ken Penry Roger Pitchford Daniel Poling Gale Price Rodney Rice Charlie Roberts Michelle Roberts Carolyn Shields Cindy Shuster Rick Sims Brian Smith Susan Sproull Top Right: Even with crutches. I’m bad! Bottom Left: The Ringman makes his annual appearance. Bottom Right: Oh no o-o, it’s O-vertime again! 30 Scott Steele Sheryl Taylor Diane Travis Wes Tucker Jay Veach April Walker Carrie Ward Jodi Wedding Chuck Westfall Randy White Scott Willeke Tom Williams Tammy Wood Donny Wurtsbaugh Chuck Yates Rick Young (not pictured) Tina Brown. Chris Hostetter. Todd Hostetter. Ken Jamison. Glen Jarvis. Ken Kitchen. Jeff Marshall, and Tracey Sessler. MEMORIAM . Do not stand at my grove and weep, I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I om the gentle autumn's rain. When you awaken in the morning's hush, I am the swift, uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flights, I am the soft stars that shine of night: Do not stand at my grave and cry, I om not there, I did not die. KIRK HUGHES The Freshman year is a period of many ad- justments. Our own individual responsibilities in our classes and our chosen extracurricular activities are quite enough to deal with at this point in our high school journey. We did, however, organize a very successful sales cam- paign at Christmas which netted us a very nice sum of money. We were told this was the most successful sales promotion by Freshmen at NU in some time. This makes us very proud. Right: Adv. Mrs. Wright Sec. Treas. Traci Oates V. Pres. Tami Monroe Pres. Cory Howell Wendy Apt Maria Arbogast Natalie Bahan Alan Baker Lori Ballinger John Barker Gene Barnett Ginger Blankenship John Bolenbaugh David Borland Jeff Boyd Kim Bretlinger Richard Buettner Amy Buyer Mike Callahan Dawn Carpenter Shelley Carrel Michelle Clagget Jerry Claghorn Bobbi Columber Melissa Conley Polly Coons Janet Combs Becky Crumb Chad Cunningham Gina Davis Jody Davis David Dean Diane Duncan Shelly Duncan Missy Ekmark Una Elkins Karla Fletcher Kathy Fowler Vicki Fowler Laura Fry Ken Gallant Kip Gray Tammy Greer Stacey Guy Mark Hall Wendy Hamilton Amy Harmon Sherry Harr Steve Harraman Vonda Hendrickson Stephanie Herd Patty Higginbotham Ginger Hileman Cory Howell Tim Huffman Jayme Jackson Ernie Jamison Duane Jolliff Julie Jolliff Scott Jordan Stephanie Kale Kathy Kirkpatrick Sean Knox Rex Kougher Kaki Kratowicz Pat Kratowicz Ken Kyle Carol LeMaster Rob LeMaster Glenn Liggett Lynn Lusk Shannon Marine Chris Matheny Tami Monroe Kim Nauman Cindy Neal Sherry Nelson Julie Nicol Chad Noble Eileen Oates Traci Oates Cindy Oberdier Lauri Pacha Perry Parsons Lyly Payne Jeff Pheiffer Jody Pierce Brad Plotner 35 , Ann Popovich Doug Porschet Gene Price Charlie Reese Lee Reese Jeff Rye Juan Sandusky Tammy Schmelzer Scott Schuster Stonie Sessler Rob Settlemoir Rhonda Simpson Steve Slonecker Angie Smith Bobby Smith Ann Snow Emery Snow Brenda Sprouse Eric Stidham Patty Steinmetz Lisa Stover Randy Sullivan Gene Thompson Rodney Travis Julie Van Brimmer Naomi Walters David Wasserbeck Karen Wheeler Rick Wheeler Jodi White Lavonne White Cindy Wiley Ken Wilson Lynn Wilson Kristen Zapp Not Pictured Gary Carter Dean Fields Joe Lambert Angie Morey Rodney Rivers David Robbins David Travis Candy Walters Patty Wilson Kristie Wronstaff EXCHANGE STUDENTS Lars Stjennfeldt I am 18 years old and live with my family which includes my parents and one brother. We live in a suburb of Stockholm. I live approx- imately 3 miles away from downtown Stockholm. I have two years of school before I graduate. I study mainly business courses. My past time interests include sailing, skiing, track, and windsurfing. In North Union High School, I've been involved in football, Student Council, weightlifting and track. I really have enjoyed my stay here and I want to express my thanks to everyone that has helped in making this year such a nice one. Karen Nedergaard I live in Klampenborg which is approximately 12 miles north of Copenhagen, Denmark. I have a younger brother and two younger sisters. My grandmother lives with us in our big, old house. There is only one T.V. channel and we don’t have any soap operas, so I have really enjoyed it here. It is not very common with school activities after school so I liked playing volleyball and basketball a lot. I have also been on Student Council and learned a bunch from it. This year has been a great experience for me and I will always think back with happiness and I’m glad for all the nice people who made this year super. Takumi Hatakeyama I live with my mother, Kimu, my father, Yoichirou, and my sister, Chizu who is 14 years old. My address is 3-3-24 Yone-machi kushiro- shi, Kokkaido, Japan 085. I was born on March 3,1966. I enjoyed listening to air-band radio and go- ing on trips (by myself). My favorite sports are baseball (gonzo ball) volleyball, ping-pong, ice skating, and soccer. My favorite foods are piz- za, sushi and sukiyaki. Overall, my year at NUHS is a memory I'll cherish forever! 38 Upper Left: Takumi does some heavy reading. Upper Right: C’mon you two, make up. Middle Left: Parker gets a needed assist from Mr. Everly. Middle Right: Brian does some advertising. Lower Left: A couchful of munchkins. Lower Right: Cheerleaders get ready for the Golden Eagles. 40 Rick Abbott: Chemistry, Physical science Gwen Cody: English I, Creative Writing, Mythology, Literary Magazine S. C. Gardner: English III IV. Speech, Yearbook Advisor Roger Baker: Accounting, Office Lacy Blankenship: Physical Educa- Procedures, Record Keeping tion, Health Betty Coulter: Student Council, Carroll Cutler: Band Guidance Counselor Betty Hull: English II, French l ll lll Larry Joseph: Art l ll lll lV 43 Mike Lowary: Civics, Geography, Current Affairs Marcia Livingston: Home Economics, Family Relations Brad Lauter: Advanced Math, Algebra, Earth Science, Physics Lee Mathey: Geometry, Algebra II, Applied Math Gale Perkins: O.W.E. Sue Preston: Learning Disabilities Tutor Nancy Wiley: Home Economics, Singles Living, Child Care, Foods Linda Wright: Typing I, Recordkeep- ing, Shorthand l ll Virgil Rankin: American History, Nevin Smith: Vocational Agriculture World History l IV Rosemary Taylor: English ll lll, Spanish l ll Frank Zirbel: Transportation Coor- dinator, Head Boys Basketball Coach, Dean of Students Robert Tuttle: Biology, Driver Ed Steve LaRue: National Honor Socie- ty, Guidance Counselor 45 Mr. Richard Cline — Superinten- Mr. Fred Schnoor—Principal Mrs. Ruth Reynolds — Secretary dent of NUHS Faculty Personalities!?!? R. Taylor loves Spanish novels and taco din- V. Rankin sweated out five years of history M. Livingston — caring for Molly takes up ners... at NUHS most of her time. 46 Faculty members do shed their stuffy ' images occa- sionally — Mr. B. enjoys hun- ting with his bow; it’s obvious that Linda W. is a whiz when it comes to computers; S. Preston, when possible, makes like Betsy Ross; Mathey and Gardner each have their own racket; B. Lauter rocks, rolls, and at- tends concerts; and Fred Schnoor shoots for birdies with his club. 47 Yearbook Staff IQfClSlIlj (front row) R. Dutton. M. Stapleton. V. Thompson. M. Perkins. S. Evans, S. Taylor. K. Marshall, (back row) L Wagner. B. Shields. Mr Gardner Editor, G. Wiley. National Honor Society (front row) J. Leeper. K. Stidham. K. Parker. C. Reese. C. French, (second row) S. Zapp. K. Jolliff. R. Reames. C. Cope. J. Blue. S. Evans. L. Davis. V. Thompson. C. Duncan, (third row) G. Evans. C. Cox. C. McMahon. B. Jackson. D. Nauman. J. Smith. B. Shields. J. Mueck. D. White. J. Sandusky. D. Crisp. S. Blue. L. Miller. R. Brown. D. Jolliff. L Foster. D. Poling. D. Gray. D. Ogan. G. Wiley. T. Everly. STUDENT COUNCIL C. Cox. D. Oiler. S. Slonecker. L. Stjernfeldt. C. Cope. S. Herd. K. Beeny. M. Perkins. P. Coons. K. Needergard. C. McMahon. M Botkins. C. Howell. S. Evans, S. Taylor. R. Brown. D. Nauman. B. Jackson. D. Gray. B. Shields. S. Willeke. SPANISH (front row) L. Clevenger. D. Fields. S. Dutton. T. Gray. D. Parrott. S. Willeke. S. Harraman. (row two) R. Taylor. C. Neel. M Arbogast. C. Ward. B. Davis. J. Sandusky. C. Cox. (row three) J. White. D. Duncan. M. McGrane. D. Deel. G. Ligget. S Marine. FRENCH I (front row) W Hamilton. W Apt. K Wornstaff. K. Kirkpatrick. V. Fowler. K. Zapp. (row two) T. Oates. C. Oberdier. D. Carpenter M Clagett. K. Fowler. M Ekmark. T Monroe. M Conley. C. Wiley. S. Duncan, (row three) R. Reames. B. Jones. R. Sarver. J. VanBr.mmer. K Needergaard. S. Herd. A Butchel. P. Coons. T. Anderson. T. Greer. V. Collingsworth. S. Laird. M. Beers. G. Byus. K Marshall. C. Cox. G Davis, C L. Ballinger, (row four) B. Baker. D. Eastman. T. Parker. K. Nauman. M. Clagett. K Kyle. C. Howell. P. Parsons. J. Bolenbaugh. C Westfall. M. Baughman. N Bahan. S. Guy. L. Fitzpatrick. C. Mills. E. Creviston. B. Sprouse. K. Brentlinger. 53 FRENCH II (front row) K. Hendrickson. S. Savage. J. Lumpkins. C. French. J. Biondi, (row two) A. Krebehenne. S. Taylor. T. Galloway, T. Brown. C. Shields, D. Oiler. S. Hall, (row three) S. Neel. K. Penry. G. Hill. K. Beeney. (row four) R. Brown. S. Kirkpatrick. R. May. FRENCH III (front row) D. Nauman. V. Thompson. B. Jackson. P. Apt. (row two) S. Evans. C. Cope. K. Jolliff. (row three) K. Parker. K. Stidham Mrs Hull L. Davis. 54 January — Jane Blue April — Penny Coons May — Lars Stjernfeldt Students of the month are recognized seniors who have made a positive contribution to North Union. Students and faculty nominate seniors each month; they are then selected by a vote of all teachers and student council members. February — Reddy Brown March — Greg Wiley Guidance Aids (front row) S. Herd. A. Krebehenne. K. Stidham. M. Stapleton, (middle row) S. Moser. W. Wilson. T. Parker. T. Galloway. T. Brown. L. Fitz- patrick. (last row) T. Everly. L Miller. G. Byus. Library Aids (front row) V. Fowler. S. Harr. C. Oberdier. G. Crisp, (row two) S. Marine. M. Tumeo. S. Harraman. K. Kirkpatrick. B. Burden, (row three) C. Reese. D. Wheeler. S. Carey. B. Sprouse. S. Culwell. D. Fields. A. Snow. K. Wheeler. Mrs. Hoppel- Harrel. (row four) S. Dutton. R. Dut- ton. A. Snow. C. LeMaster, G. Hileman. Office Aids (seated in front) G. Evans. M. Perkins. J. Combs, (second row, I to r) R. Sarver, A. Davis. C. Reese, K. Marshall. V. Thompson, D. Nauman. R. LeMaster, J. Leeper. B. Jones. Newspaper Staff (tron, ,o«) S. Clwell. J M T. Troesch. B. Sprou.e. 0. Blind. B. Burden, (row two) B Cox. J. Sonde.� ,. � . Popovich. R. Peni� . C. Cox. M Beers. K. Lee. P. Higginbotham. A. Buyer, (back row) Mrs. Beers. J. Beers. T. Everly. S. Moser. 59 FHA (row 1) D. Moreland. V. Fowler. B Columber. P. Higginbotham. C. Wiley. T. Cheney. K. Marshall, (row 2) D. Jolliff, T. Oberdier. K. Fowler. D. Cox. K. Hendrickson. A. Buchtel. S. Laird. V. Collinsworth. S. Sproull. Advisor Miss Strawser. (row 3) A. Snow. T. Franklin M Phipps C Fields. A. Buyer. G. Crisp. L. Parsons. J. Parsons, (row 4) E. Oates. R. Sarver. B. Blue. R. Reames. D. Gilliam. B. Burden. FFA (row 1) B. Plotner. D. Borland. M. Hall. C. McMahon. K. Wood. J. Veach. G. Hill. S. McElroy. J. Britton. D. Wilson. M. Hall. M. Clagett. K. Cox. T. Hoffman. C. Cunningham, (row 2) A. Baker. T. Gray. M. McNamee. R. Sullivan. D. Wasserbeck. B. Davis. R. Drumm. G. Buyer. S. Clevenger. J. Sandusky. B. Baker. S. Pfeiffer. V. Farrington. A. Snow. P. Steinmetz. J. White. T. Monroe. T. Oates, M. Conley. T. Greer, (row 3) T. Hostetter. R. Buettner. R. Lookabaugh. J. Carpenter. R. Sims. D. Jolliff. B. Sprouse. R. Riffle. J. Eldridge. T. Kavanagh. M. Foos. S. Carpenter. B. Parish. R. Lowe. B. Castle. M. Clagett. C. Noble. B. Grose. D. Tumeo. K. Jamison. T. Everly. G. Thompson, D. Parish. D. White. B. Foos. M Reed. R. Young. T. Lookabaugh. D. Parrott. K. Gallant. S. Thompson. E. Snow. R. Travis. R. Kelly. C. Hostetter. D. Porschett. B. Smith. B. Minter. B. Mathys. M. Tumeo, (back row) D. Fowler. R. White. M. Grose. K. Gray. G. Reidmiller. C. Laird. J. Parish. C. Morey. E. Jamison. E. Creviston. POULTRY — T. Monroe. D. Porshett. R. Buettner 61 meats — T. Hoffman. D. Parrott. J. Parish. D. MILK — B. Parish. R. Young. G. Hill Jolliff AGRONOMY — D. Fowler. P. Arbogast. M. Reed 63 OWE (seated. I. to r.) T. Gray. D. Moore. J. Spurlock. M. Forrider. Mr. Perkins, (standing) T. Monroe. R. Rees. A. Lusk. M. Smith. J. Klaiber. T. Johnston. C. Neil. R. Eastman. C. Wycoff. D. Hamilton. Wildcat Pride (seated. I. to r.) J. Robinson. S. Sessler. B. Payne. D. Gallant. V. Robinson. L. Jolliff. (standing) D. Hamilton. R. Kougar. B. Sprouse. R. Kougar. Mr. Merchant. E. Oates. T. Hostetter. 64 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (front row) J. Lumpkins, D. Wheeler, P. Benner, (row two) Advisor — Mr. Metzger. M. Grose, J. Pheiffer. E. Stidham, J. Dingus. G. Price. G. Thompson, M. Baughman, M. Botkins, (row three) T. Jerew. S. Kirkpatrick, J. Kirby. R. Rice. C. Mathys, T Barry. 65 CHOIR CONCERT BAND (front row) T. Oberdier. L. Foster. K. Lee. D. Jolliff. C. Neal. J. Jolliff. C. Oberdier. (row two) K. Wheeler. C. LeMaster, P. Wilson. R. LeMaster, R. Reames. C. Fields. L. Clevenger. B. Crumb, (row three) D. Moreland. A. Morey. L. Buyer. K. Peck. R. LeMaster. G. Buyer. S. Steele. R. Rif- fle. B. Burden. A. Butchel. M. Phipps. V. Elkins, (row four) J. Robinson. C. McMahon. S. Laird. S. Hall. M Beers. B. Davis. S. Harraman. C. Morey. D. White. T. Mathys. D. Travis. V. Collinsworth. R. Sarver. J. Nicol. (row five) C. Cope. K. Hoffman. R. Penix. J. Tucker. L Wagner J Beers. R. Travis. R. White. D. Parish. S. Carey. S. Savage. C. Blinn. J. Williams. B. Jones. B. Nickles. P. Wilson. (front row) C Morey. R. Lowe. P. Coons. W. Smith. B. Jackson. M. Rea. (row two) D. Carpenter. L. Ballinger. S. Duncan. B. Jones. T. Brown. C. Cox. C. Neal. V. Robinson. P. Apt. (row three) R. Sarver. A. Popovich. M. Arbogast. J. Biondi. A. Bucthel. L. Payne. L. Parsons. L. Davis. C. Mayberry. C. McMahon. Director C. Cutler, (row four) C. Blinn. C. Duncan. R. Buettner. R. Reames. S. Carrel. A. Buyer. J. Dingus. M. Beers. J. White. D. Dean. T. Troesch. D. Duncan. K. Stidham. S. Carey. (front row) S. Kirkpatrick. J. Schell. N. Tumeo. D. Gray. J. Smith. J. Britton. M. Wilds. L. Stjernfeldt. D. Tumeo. C. Reese, (row two) M Clevenger. S. Willeke. M Botkins. R. Dick. C. Jolliff. C. McMahon. R. White. T. Williams. D. White. M Kratowicz. G Buyer. J Mueck. (row three) Coach D. Shaner. Coach M. Lowary. Coach R Evans. R. Young. T. Rousch. B. Buckland. S. Wiley. J. Spurlock. D. Parish. D Parrott. K. Crofut. J. Beers. T. Scott. The NU Wildcats and Ridgemont Gophers squared off on Wildcat turf on the 17th of September . . . with the Cats winning 21-12!!! This victory ended a four year losing streak for the 'Cats. Coach Lowery and the players are to be commended for their hard work and for turning around the football season at NU. 1983 Scores Ul NU 0 Elgin NU 0 Clearfork 37 NU 21 Ridgemont 12 NU � Buckeye Valley 13 NU Grandview 33 NU 20 New Albany 6 NU 14 Jonathan Alder 32 NU 0 Academy 48 NU 6 West Jeff 44 NU 0 Bexley 57 68 The 1982 football season was one of great improvement for the Wildcats. Their two wins were the first since 1978. The 21-12 win over Ridgemont was a major turning point for the Cats as they snapped the los- ing streak. In the 20-6 victory over CBL opponent New Albany the Wildcats displayed the pride and determination that was evident all season. Led by the seniors the 1982 Wildcats have paved the way for the future successes of North Union football teams. The enthusiasm and support of the student body and community foreshadow the many victories that lay ahead for WILDCAT FOOTBALL. COACHES — (kneeling) Head Coach M. Lowery, (standing) M Clevenger. R. Evans. D. Shaner. SENIOR PLAYERS — (front row) M. Wilds. J. Britton. D. Gray. J. Smith, (row two) S. Kirkpatrick. J. Schell. L. Stjernfeldt. M Tumeo. D. Tumeo. 69 (front row) R. Rivers. E. Stidham. C. Noble. J. Boyd. G. Thompson. S. Jordan, (row two) J. Rye. M. Callahan. R. Settlemoir, S. Slonecker. B. Smith. D. Robbins. S. Marine, (row three) Coach Buyer. C. Reese. D. Wasserbeck. J. Pheiffer. K. Gallant. P. Parsons. E. Jamison. Coach Mustard. Junior Patty Apt Senior Jane Blue Jk omecominq Court 1983 Freshman Traci Oates Sophomore Tammy Woods Senior Lisa Foster Queen Tammy Oberdier DL Q, ueeti an d J4er C ourt cs HOMECOMING DANCE 1983 QNVa ONIHOaVIAI m m • Flags and Majorettes 81 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 82 Start That Spirit Rolling The football cheerleaders went to an excellent cheerleading camp. They brought back many great ideas on raising school and team spirit. Congratula- tions on a job well done! WILDCATS! 83 NU VARSITY VOLLEYBALL (front row) S. Blue. K. Beeney. C. Shields. S. Evans, (back row) K. Hamilton, S. Herd. D. Eastman. J. Blue. D. Nauman. Coach M. Price. Cheer up Cats! 84 (front row) C. Cope. M. Clagett. M Ekmark. A. Buyer. S. Kale. T. Monroe. T. Oates, (row two) S. Herd. K. Nauman. V. Thomp- son. K. Nedergaard. C. Oberdier. M. Conley. G. Davis. Coach M. Price. 85 Intense Concentration! CROSSCOUNTRY (front row) Stat S. Savage, D. Olson. B. Minter, G. Price, D. Dean, (back row) Coach V Rankin J Parish. D. Poling. R. Brown. R. Kelly. M. Hall. StatT. Everly, P. Arbogast In 1982, Coach Rankin's North Union Cross Country team, had its most successful season ever. In its first year at a new distance of 5 kilometers the team finished 5th in the Central Buckeye League and 1st in the Buckeye division. The highpoint of the season was the team's 3rd place finish in the Class A District Meet. Earning varsity let- ters were: (Seniors) Dave Olson, Dave Poling, Mike Hall, and Co- Captain Reddy Brown. (Juniors) Rich Kelly. (Sophomores) Jeff Parish and Bryan Minter. Also run- ning for the team were sophomore Gale Price and Freshman David Dean. 86 Ill: WIWIWMWIW i iiPiiiliiiil !■ ■ m mm iiiiiii ■M 00 ■ 1 GOLF Vi ew L4 •P Hallo Marching Band Concert 92 WINTER (row 1) Co-Captains B. Shields and J. Krawczyk. (row 2) Coach F. Zirbel. Manager J. Mueck. S. Thompson. S. McElroy. M. Clagett, R. Kelly. D. Parrott. T. Hoffman. R. May. J. Beers. Trainer T. Scott. The varsity Wildcat's 1983 season was one filled with ups and downs. Coach Zirbel led his Wildcats to an im- proving 7-14 record. The Cats were led by senior Co-captains Jeff Krawczyk and Brian Shields, who were among the central Ohio leaders in free throw percentage and rebounding, respectively. Rounding out the starting five were juniors Richie Kelly, Mike Clagett and Scott Thompson, who each turned in many solid performances. Some season highlights included the opening win over rival Elgin, 63-56. The Cat's also surprised league leading Jonathan Alder with a thrilling 60-55 overtime win. The Cats bowed out of tourney play with nothing to be ashamed of, as they lost in 4 overtimes to Newark Catholic, 89-87. Senior Skip McElroy and Sophomores Don Parrott and Todd Hoffman led a valiant effort in a game where 7 players fouled out for the ’Cats. IN YOUR FACE!” McElroy fires one up” The Free Throw clinic “Shields at the line” Clagett with a jumper RESERVE BASKETBALL Crofut outleaps Elgin center for opening tap. You tell 'em Parish!!! (front row) J. Parish. M. McGrane. E. Creviston. K. Penry. K. Kitchen, (row two) Coach L. Mathey. M. Botkins. R. Lowe. J. Bayes. K. Crofut. D. Deel. M. Kratowicz. B A S K E T B A L L (front row) R. Buettner. M Hall. D. Dean. P. Kratowicz. S. Knox, (row two) Coach R. Evans. C. Howell. E. Jamison. K. Kyle. C. Noble. C. Cunningham. R. Wheeler. MSI Jolliff concentrates on important free throw VARSITY LADYCATS — DISTRICT CHAMPS (I to r) K. Brentlinger. Mgr. B. Parish, T. Parker. S. Herd. W. Wilson. K. Hamilton. D. Eastman. J. Blue. C. Shields. S. Blue. D. Nauman. S. Ridge. C. Reese, Trainer, (back) Coach B. LaRue. RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL (right) (front row) S. Neel, K. Needergaard, S. Hall, K. Beeney, (row two) K. Brentlinger, C. Reese, K. Kratowicz, S. Herd, M. Conley, T. Greer, K. Nauman, C. Oberdier, G. Davis, T, Oates, M. Clagett, Coach N. Ruebeck. A sure two-pointer! 100 HAHM9MK9I � i� E9 Sophomore Todd Hoffman Junior Jeff Beers Senior Brian Sprouse Sadie Hawkins Dress Up Li'l Abner: Mike Wilds Daisy Mae: Rozy Kissling 101 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS (I to r) D. Gilliam. V. Thompson. C. Cope. S. Evans, K. Parker. TONIGHT THE CATS ARE GOING TO SHINE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS (front row) L. Fitzpatrick, (row two) A. Krebehenne. K. Hoffman, (top) K Marshall. GENERATE SOME SPIRIT GENERATE SOME HEAT! 104 (front row) N. Bahan. (row two) S. Guy. S. Carrel, P. Coons. K. Fowler, (top) L. Ballinger. If L « ££5 Spirit Week ? {?• I, P10N. -luK -----CS3 £2 «£ BSH DR W 1—.. XhuCZ'paioi� - t y 5i; .. Etl 50'st� h rnn e£ 105 106 ■0 CD TD CO 0) =3 CL 00 00 o CD (sitting) M. Rea. L. Davis. R. Reames. R. Lowe. D. Dean. C. Blinn. R. Buettner. L. Payne. J. Dingus, (standing) L. Ballinger, D. Duncan, W. Smith. C. Neel. C. McMahan. K. Stidham. R. Sarver, J. Biondi, M. Beers, J. White, A. Popovich, C. Duncan. C. Cox. 109 Wrestling (firet row) R Young. D. Wasserbeck. B. Mathys, T. Kavanagh, D. Parish. C. McMahon, C. Mathys. (standing) B. Nauman. T. Rousch. R. Ober- dier, S. Willeke, D. Gray. J. Boyd. G. Thompson, G. Price. B. Minter, J. Sandusky. J. Rye. D. White, Coach R. Abbott. This year’s wrestling was lead by senior Co-Captains Chris Mathys and Dean Gray. Chris Mathys was District runner-up and C.B.L. champ at 132 lbs. He was awarded the Most Outstanding Wrestler trophy and also Most Pins. Captain Dean Gray finished his wrestling career with a third place at districts and was award- ed Coach Abbott’s “Wildcat Pride” award for his leadership and dedication. Also having an outstanding season was sophomore Brent Mathys at 145 lbs. He finished third at Districts and won awards for most reversals and most near falls. Tracy Kavanagh (138) and Rick Young (185) both finished fifth in the District tour- nament. Junior Clancy McMahon won awards for most escapes and most takedowns. no Co-Captains Chris Mathys. Dean Gray WRESTLING STATS — (front row) M. Ekmark. B. Jackson, (back row) K. Stidham. T. Monroe. K. Wheeler. K. Flach Kavanagh squares off as another match begins. Mathys exults as he chalks up a big victory. The wrestling team gets recognition in front of the student body. Ill An injured Parish watches as the wrestlers go through a workout. GYMNASTICS (standing) T. Richards. S. Kale. Coach M. Ball. Manager S. Carey, V. Fowler, K. Elbin, (seated) J. Biondi. K. Hen- drickson, K. Marshall. L. Davis, L. Boyd. T. Wood. i I Although the 1982-1983 Gymnastics team suf- fered many losses, their hard work and dedication paid off as they improved greatly. They were able to maintain high spirits despite their early-on-the road meets. Those receiving special awards at the years end were: Lisa Boyd — floor, Karen Marshall — vault, Laura Davis — beam, and Vicki Fowler — bars. 112 WINTER RECORD PAGE VARSITY BASKETBALL NU 28 44 Bexley NU 61 53 Elgin NU 44 67 Jonathan Alder NU 59 52 Marysville NU 59 51 West Jeff NU 52 59 Academy NU 37 83 Grandview NU 65 87 Dublin NU 55 62 Pleasant NU 50 61 Olentangy NU 82 58 New Albany NU 58 66 West Jeff NU 63 65 Big Walnut NU 60 71 River Valley NU 60 55 Jonathan Alder NU 57 76 Academy NU 66 108 Bexley NU 69 87 Grandview NU 67 50 New Albany NU 49 60 Buckeye Valley NU 73 69 Ridgemont NU 86 88 Newark Catholic GIRLS RESERVE NU 32 10 West Jeff NU 26 24 Jonathan Alder NU 27 23 Ben Logan NU 41 23 Marysville NU 35 4 CSG NU 29 18 Grandview NU 31 15 Fairbanks NU 24 12 Dublin NU 24 18 Olentangy NU 27 33 River Valley NU 37 7 West Jeff NU 25 24 Big Walnut NU 27 19 Jonathan Alder NU 30 17 CSG NU 38 34 Bexley NU 24 26 Grandview NU 26 15 Buckeye Valley NU 30 22 Elgin GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SECTIONALS Pleasant Marysville DISTRICTS DeSales Granville REGIONALS Dayton Jefterson NU 19 10 Olentangy C NU 73 45 West Jeff NU 66 42 Jonathan Alder NU 67 53 Ben Logan NU 67 53 NU 49 51 Marysville NU 49 37 NU 56 28 CSG NU 49 37 Grandville NU 54 23 Fairbanks NU 58 48 Dublin NU 57 40 Olentangy NU NU 51 55 47 NU 70 13 New Albany 38 NU 51 56 River Valley NU 68 42 West Jeff NU 53 40 Big Walnut NU 53 42 Jonathan Alder NU 60 54 CSG NU 40 42 Bexley NU 58 61 NU 74 13 New Albany NU NU 48 49 Grandview NU 50 44 Buckeye Valley NU 55 49 Elgin 114 STATS Christmas “HANDS-OFF” Policy Strictly Enforced 120 Reserve Baseball (front row) E. Jamison, G. Price, D. Jolliff, T. Barry, G. Hill, S. Jordan, (back row) M. Botkins, K. Kitchen, B. Mathys, K. Kyle, D. Fowler, C. Howell. 126 Varsity Baseball (row 1) Coach Shaner, S. Wilson. 8. Shields. R. May, (row 2) C. Roberts. J. Spurlock. C. Jolliff. R Kelly. T. Hatekayama, R. Pitchford. E. Stidham. ; . P Stats. J. Leeper and A. Warner Coach Shaner's Wildcats recorded seven victories dur- ing the 1983 season. The team started slowly, losing several one-run decisions. Then, the Cats reeled off five con- secutive wins. However, Nor- thridge defeated NUHS 10-9 in tournament play. That loss took its toll — because the year ended with 4 straight losses. Doug Wilson won the Big Stick award for the highest batting average. Briar Shields and Rich Kelly were the team's top hurlers. 127 (front)(l to r)D. Eastman, D. Nauman. S. Evans. S. Blue. H . Jamison. B. Parish. W. Wilson, (row 2) D. Duncan. S. Neel. M. Conley. S. Herd. K. Beeney. T. Parker. A. Buyer. M. Clagett. (row 3) Coach Rubeck. C. Oberdier. K. Nauman. G. Davis. T. Greer. S. Ridge. T. Scott, M Arbogast. North Union Softball had a very suc- cessful season this year, ending up tied for the CBL championship with Marysville. This year's Lady Cats ended up with a 21-5 overall record and a 16-4 league record and lost to DeSale in the District Finals. Most valuable players for the season were Shelley Ridge, Best Defense to Barb Parish, and Best Offense to Wendy Wilson. The Softball Team is looking forward to an even better season next year! Hey batter, you've got two strikes on you! o cc i- The 1983 NUHS Track team had an outstanding season — one in which some individuals showed marked improvement and one which saw others compile excep- tional statistics. Coach Rankin presented Jeff Boyd with the Newcomer award; Jeff Parish and Reddy Brown with Most Improved awards; and Mike Clagett, who earned all-CBL honors, with Wildcat of the Year. However, when it comes to awards, Don Tumeo must be mentioned. The senior could also be called a “Cat of the Year” because of his ac- complishments. Don climaxed his season with a flourish by participating in the state championship at OSU. (row 1,1 to r) B. Payne, L. Payne, C. Morey, D. Wasserbeck, J. Boyd. B. Grose, R. Dutton, J. Sandusky. M. Clagett. R Brown M. Tumeo, (row 2) Coach Rankin. K. Jamison, J. Parish, B. Minter, S. Moser, J. Beers, M. Beers, T. Jerew. D Tumeo R Hamilton, B. Castle, S. Kirkpatrick, M. Schmelzer, D. Olson, M. Rhodeback, M. Hall, M. Wilds. GIRLS TRACK GIRLS TRACK 1983 (I to r) B. Jackson, L. Fry, D. Gilliam, Rozy Kissling. (Not pictured: K. Elbin, S. Kale) (? ate The girls track team had only seven par- ticipants — but was known for its spirit. This lack of '“numbers made it difficult to compete as a team. However, on an individual basis the girls did extremely well, setting North Union and personal records. The 1983 Lady Wildcats were as follows: Rozy Kissling, who set two NUHS records (in the long jump and the 100 yard dash); Kellena Elbin; Stepanie Kale; Brenda Jackson; and Laurie Fry. As the season ended, it as clear that Coach Jim Metzger had the girls track program going in the right direction. 131 Spring Records Page VARSITY BASEBALL NU 2 6 Marysville NU 3 13 Dublin NU 6 7 Grandview NU 7 8 Jonathan Alder NU 9 3 New Albany NU 6 7 West Jeff NU 0 2 Academy NU 5 6 Big Walnut NU 5 4 Waynesfield NU 7 1 Waynesfield NU 14 13 Olentangy NU 7 1 Elgin NU 4 1 Grandview NU 6 9 Ridgedale NU 2 8 Jonathan Alder NU 8 9 Northridge — sectional NU 5 7 Highland NU 3 6 Highland NU 0 7 Academy NU 4 5 West Jeff NU 4 2 New Albany NU 0 11 Buckeye Valley BOYS TRACK CD Indoor Championships 9th place VARSITY SOFTBALL NU 17 4 Grandview NU 25 8 Jonathan Alder NU 4 16 Big Walnut NU 9 5 Marysville NU 12 4 New Albany NU 16 1 West Jeff NU 15 3 Olentangy NU 3 4 Bexley NU 5 2 Buckeye Valley NU 25 11 Ridgedale NU 13 9 Cardington NU 2 4 Dublin NU 10 5 River Valley NU 18 1 Grandview NU 16 2 Big Walnut NU 6 1 Marysville NU 14 0 Jonathan Alder NU 7 6 New Albany NU 13 9 West Jeff NU 22 0 Jonathon Alder NU 13 7 Olentangy NU 30 0 Briggs NU 16 4 Buckeye Valley NU 0 8 DeSales NU 4 0 Bexley NU 4 6 Dublin NU 69 72 Ridgedale 25 Ridgemont NU 96 36 Grandview NU 7th Golden Eagle Relays NU 94 42 New Albany 31 Jonathan Alder NU 76 56 Marion Catholic NU 64 82 Buckeye Valley 18 West Jeff NU 69 63 Marion Pleasant NU 35v2 111 Big Walnut 20' 2 Buckeye Valley NU 2nd Richwood Relays NU 87 45 River Valley NU 5th Canal Winchester Inv. NU 2nd CBL Finals Clagett — All CBL (long jump) 1600 meter relay — 1st Class A state meet at OSU Don Tumeo — 4th place in state championships 132 ■■ CATS Have You Ever Seen a Circus? almost ANYTHING goes A First at NUHS — Odyssey Day Student Council organized Odyssey Day in which we explored subject areas new to us or not usually taught in school. Choosing from 30 different activities taught by teachers and community members, there were opportunities for learning modern and jazz dancing, acting and mime, tole painting, auto maintenance, handwriting analysis, genealogy, photography, make-up and fashion basics, antiques, cake decorating, “strategy games, and fabric frames and crafts. Top Left: Phys. Ed. class can be fun! Middle: Mr. Gard- ner pats himself on the back. Bottom Left: Lars digs American food. Top Right: The mad scientist at work? Bottom Right: Val bumps one in practice. 139 ENTERTAINMENT 144 •Li, GRADUATION 1983 Commencement Ceremonies took place on Friday, May 27, 1983, in the North Union High School gymnasium. Reverend John Beers delivered the Invoca- tion and Mrs. Rebecca Princhorn gave the address featuring her five steps to achieve success. 148 Co-Valedictorians — Brian Shields and Cathy Cox talked of the many memories from the past four years and then looked ahead with anticipation toward the challenge in the future. The Class of 1983 decided to con- tinue with the tradition started by the previous year's graduating class by lighting a friendship candle. £ 149 If you can imagine it, we can achieve it, If we can dream it, we can become it. Current ET Eye of the Tiger i Movie of the Year War °f Song of the Year the 3 Burgers Win Regionals NU Wins Events “D Lady Cats 1 I Hope That I Can Always Remember he Fun es ;e Shared 155 MIKE ALLISON: Vo Ag 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1; Football 1; Wrestling 1 SHARON BAYES: Softball 1: FHA 1. 2; Yearbook 2. 3; Art 1, 2. 3. 4; Prime Time 2 CATHY BLINN: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4; BB Cheerleading 1; Choir 3. 4; Literary Magazine 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 3: Prim Time 4: FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; Play 3. 4: Newspaper Staff 4; Librarian 1.2. 3, 4 JANE BLUE: Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2; Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4; Spanish Club 1: Homecming 1, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3; Prom Princess 3; Student of the Month Feb. VICKIE BOYD: FHA 1. 2; Spanish Club 2: DHO.CHO. VICA3.4 JEFF BRITTON: Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Cross Country 2; Football 3. 4; Vice President 1. 3; Student Council Treasurer 2 CARLA BROWN: FHA 1.2 REDDY BROWN: Track 1, 2, 3. 4; C.C. 2. 3. 4: Captain 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Buckeye Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 4; French Club 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Who’s Who: Scholar- ship Team 2. 3; Student of the Month Feb. LISA BUETTNER: Track 2: Choir 1.2. 3 SANDY CAREY: Concert Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Choir 1, 2. 3. 4; Librarian 3. 4; Prime Time 2. 3: Gymnastics 4; Track 2 JAMES CARPENTER: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 ERIC COOLEY: Band 1.2 PENNY COONS: Cheerleading 1. 2. 4; Class Vice Pres. 2: Class Sec Treas 2. 3: Student Council 1. 2; French Club 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3; School Play 1. 3, 4, Prime Time 2. 3. 4; Choir 4; Buckeye Girls' State 3; National Honor Society 3.4 CATHY COX: Student Council 3. 4: Secretary 4; Class Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Newspaper Editor 3. 4; Literary Magazine 2. 3. 4; Prime Time 3. 4; Play Crew 1.2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Scholarship Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Voice of Democracy 3. 4: Girls Basketball Stat 3.4; Girls State 3 ALEJANDRA RUBI COX: Football Stat 2. 3; Prime Time 2; Gymnastics 1; Newspaper 4; Spanish Club 1. 2 KEN COX: Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2; FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Golf 1.2; Baseball 3 CHUCK DIXON: Baseball 4 CINDY DUNCAN: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Librarian 3; Ski Club 3: Na- tional Honor Society 4; FHA 2; Prime Time 3. 4 ftON EASTMAN: Basketball 2; OWE 4 TERRY EVERLY: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls Basketball Stat 3. 4; Golf Reserve 2; Varsity 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Newspaper Staff 4: Guidance Aid 4; Prime Time 3. 4 ALAN FITZPATRICK: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 LISA FOSTER: Majorette 1. 2, 3. 4; Captain 4; Choir 1. 2, 3. 4: Concert Band 1. 2: Prime Time 2, 3. 4; Office Helper 2, 3: National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Court 4 CONNIE FRENCH: National Honor Society 4. Pres. 4; French Club 3, Pres. 4; Scholarship Team 1. 4; Literary Magazine 2. 4 DONNA GILLIAM: Spanish Club 1; French Club 2; Prime Time 3: FHA 2, 3] 4; Ski Club 3; Flag Corp 4; Cheerleader 1.2. 3. 4; FHA Pres. 4 LINDA GRAHAM: FHA 1. 2; Spanish Club 1; French Club 1; Art Club 1 2' In Tec 1.2 DEAN GRAY: Vo Ag FFA 1. 2. 3. Vice- President; Basketball 1; Baseball 2. Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Captain; Football 3. 4! Captain: Student Council 3. 4. Pres.; Buckeye Boys’ State 3; State Representative of OASC 3. 4; Prime Time 2. 3. 4; Student of the Month Sept.; French Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4. Treasurer TOD GRAY: Vo-Ag 1. 2. 3; Football 3 PAM GROSE: Librarian 1.2; OEA 3. 4 MIKE HALL. FFA 1.2. 3.4; Track 1.3.4 DON HAMILTON: OWE 4 KATHLEEN HAMILTON: FHA 1; Volleyball 1. 2. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Flag Corps 3; Librarian 3 TAKUMI HATAKEYAMA: Baseball 4 STACEY HERD: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 1; Guidance Helper 4; FFA Attendant 2 LISA HIGGINS: FHA 1. 2; VIA Tri-Rivers Chapter Secretary TIM JOHNSTON. FFA DUANA JOLLIFF: Choir 2. 3. 4; Student Council Officer 3; Class Officer 1. 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1. 2; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; Officer 2. 3; District Office 3; FFA Attendant 1; Flag Corp. 1. 2. 3. 4. Cap- tain 4; Band 1, 3; Prime Time 2. 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Officer 4 BARB JONES: Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Choir 1, 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; French Club 4 JODIE JONES: OWE 3. 4 TONYA JONES: FHA 1, 2; Track 2; Mar- ching Band 2. 3; Junior Class Homecoming Attendant 3; VICA 3. 4; VICA President JACK KIRBY: Track 1; Cross Country 1; Football 2; Pres, in Tech 4 SCOTT KIRKPATRICK: Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1. 2; French Club 3, 4; Intec Club 4: Track 3, 4; Football 4 JERRY KLAIBER: Basketball 1; In Intec 1.2 JEFF KRAWCZYK: Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 CRAIG LAIRD: Vo Ag 1. 2, 3. 4: Inds. Arts 1. 2, 3.4; Basketball 1 ALAN LUSK KAREN MARSHALL: Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Spanish Club 1; French Club 4; Office Helper 3. 4; Marching Band Rifle 3; FHA 3, 4; Prime Time 3. 4 MICHELE MARTIN: Literary Magazine 4 SENIOR INDEX CHRIS MATHYS: Wrestling 3. 4; Art Club 2. 3. 4 ROBBIE MAY: Golf 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Prime Time 4; French Club 3, 4 CINDY MAYBERRY: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Ma- jorette 4; Librarian 3: Prime Time 3. 4; French Club 3; FHA 2 TIM MONROE: Football 1; Vo Ag 1. 2 JAY MUECK: Track 1; Prime Time 3. 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4. National Honor Society 4 TAMMY OBERDIER: FHA 2; Band 3: Choir 3; Homecoming Queen 4 DAVID OGAN: Intec Club 1; Art Club 1. 2.3.4 JOY PARSONS: Office Helper 3 DAVE POLING: Student Council 1. 2; Cross Country 4; National Honor Society 4 RICK REES: Prime Time 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2: French Club 3 GARY REIDMILLER: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3 STEPHANIE SAVAGE: Track Stat 3. 4 JOEL SCHELL: Football 4; Track 3, 4 MICHAEL SCHMELZER: Track 1.4 TERESA SCOTT: FHA 1; Volleyball Mgr. 1; Trainer Girls Basketball 1. 2: Trainer Boys Basketball 3, 4; Trainer Softball 3. 4; Trainer Football 2, 3. 4 BRAIN SHIELDS: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf 3; FFA 1, 2. 3: National Honor Society Vice Pres. 3, 4; Yearbook 4; FFA Sen- tinel 3; Prime Time 3. 4 GEORGE SHOWALTER: Ski Club 3; Stu- dent Council 4; Wrestling 3 JOE SMITH: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Intec Club 3; Student of the Month 4; Scholastic Team 1; Prime Time 82 3; Speech Club 4 LARS STJERNFELDT: Football 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Track 4 JOHNNA TUCKER: Cheerleader 1. 2: Choir 1. 2, 4; Gymnastics 1: FHA 1. 2: Tri Rivers 3 DONALD TUMEO: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1; Track 2, 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 MIKE TUMEO. 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OHIO 43040 Keepers Carl and Helen Troesch “ours 9-5:30 Fn.9-9 Closed Sundays Phone 644-6574 943-3002 i MICHEL m s Associates '« Inc: 363-5190 THE OUTER LAYER Shirts — Transfers — Custom Lettering Personalized Jackets — Caps Group and Team Discounts Available Paula Blue 53 N. Sandusky St. Delaware, Ohio 43015 166 5PDHT5 110 NORTH MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 350 MARYSVILLE, OHIO 43040 (513) 644-0394 Good Luck Class of 1983! Cubberly Captures You With Their Best Shot creating photographic memories 34 S. Sandusky St., Delaware, Ohio 43Q15 • 614 363-3011 1524 Marion-Waldo Rd., Marion, Ohio 43302 • 614 389-5956 6833 Rags Center Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43229 • 614 890-4508 Schrock Rd. Cleveland Ave. Smart Seniors have their portraits taken at Cubberly Studios. ______________________________________________________ 167 MILLS Patron Ads Huningron Notionol Bonk Borgor Jewelry Charles Auto Ports Richwood Furniture Store Maxines Beauty Shop Gray 's Shoes Leroy G Judy Salyer Ron G Sue Wilds Mr. G Mrs. John E. Porker Ronald G Lovonne Eastman Mr. G Mrs. Jim Coons Dennis G Nell Blue Mr. G Mrs. Roger Blankenship Mr. G Mrs. Jock Kirby CHEVROLET«OLDS _ PONTIAC, INC. Richwood Sales Parts Service Leasing Phone 943-2311 Keep That Great GM Feeling With Genuine GM Parts Congratulations to the Class of 1983! Go placidly omid the noise ond haste, ond remember what peace there may be in silence. As for os possible, without surrender, be on good terms with oil persons. If you compare yourself with others, you may become bitter or vain, for always there ore greater ond lesser persons than yourself. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is o real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Beyond o wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You ore o child of the universe, no less than the trees ond the stars,- you hove o right to be here. And whether or not it is dear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding os it should. Therefore be or peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, ond whatever your labors ond aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With oil its shorn, drudgery ond broken dreams, it is still o beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. Good luck ond best wishes. Jeff ond Potti Evans Bob, Helen, Shelley Evans 168 THE TODDLER SCENE 111 N. Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio Mon.-Fri. 9:00-5:00 Saturday 9:00-12:00 KATHY’S GIFT SHOP 50 North Sandusky Delaware, Ohio 362-0961 217 NORTH MAIN STREET MARYSVILLE. OHIO 43040 HAYES GRAY Shoes for the Family Marysville, Ohio SHIELDS PHARMACY INC. 700 Stocksdale Plaza Marysville, Ohio 43040 513-642-3791 Compliments of WRIGHT’S WWW Boots — Shoes and Shoe Repair Marysville, Ohio ALICE’S DRESS SHOP Compliments of 129 E. Fifth St. Marysville, OH 43040 RICHWOOD FLOWERS AND GIFTS Congratulations Seniors Phone 943-2396 300 North Franklin Street 169 VeddUg Invtrortons knprtnitd Nophlnt Compliments of MOATS Financial Agency Inc. CROSSROADS STORE 18 N. Franklin St. Rich wood, Ohio 48044 28 N. Franklin St. Rich wood. Ohio 43344 FOREMAN'S RESTAURANT AND DAIRY BAR JESSE L. CONRAD Public Accountant Open All Year P.O. Box 208 117 West Sixth Street Ph: 513 642-1972 Marysville, Ohio 43040 NIBERTINS. AGENCY 20 N. Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio 43344 943-3288 Spains Home Appliance Shop Marysville, Ohio 43040 Phone 642-6781 Compliments of Starks Florist and Greenhouse Flowers for All Occasions Richwood, Ohio 943-2156 Jim Spain, Manager F R I G I D A I R E Kitchenaid Dishwashers Eureka Sweepers Panasonic Sweepers Old Fashion Service 170