Northridge High School - Norhian Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

Table Of Contents Dedication.............................................................Page 2 Retirees ..............................................................Page 3 Editor’s Page..........................................................Page 4 Classes................................................................Page 5 Faculty Administration...............................................Page 35 Clubs .................................................................Page 43 Sports.................................................................Page 85 Music Drama..........................................................Page 105 Advertisements.........................................................Page 123 DEDICA TION . . On her desk is a sign which reads: A clean desk is a sign ot an empty mind. Mrs. DiLeo's desk is not neat — it is covered with books, papers with special supplemental exercises, tons of homework to be graded, and a mini-library file so students can borrow from the collection of books which she has accumulated in her room over the years. This clutter reflects what is uppermost in Mrs. DiLeo's mind — her students. As coach of the Council Bowl team she spent many hours of patient effort working to improve the mental capabilities of team members and was rewarded with a double championship in both county and tournament. As any French Club member can tell you, she gives of her time unselfishly, often staying up until early morning baking the lovely cakes and other pastries sold to earn money for the trip to Quebec. For her outstanding dedication to education, her high academic standards and her concern for students, we hereby dedicate the 1979 Norhian to Alberta DiLeo. 2 NOR THRIDGE SAY ” Now all of you sit down and let me take attendance, and THEN you can go to the library. Does that sound familiar? It has been said to hundreds of students in the past 16 years by Mrs. Edna Dumbauld, who will leave NHS this year. She will be missed. She has done her job well. We of the Norhian staff wish her and Mr. Dumbauld many years of leisure time in the future. Mrs. Florence Hoover will be remembered not only for her dedicated work as the cafeteria supervisor, but also for the bouquets of flowers she placed, on many occasions, in the Northridge office from her personal garden. Mrs. Hoover will retire this year after over 16 years of service. She and Mr. Hoover look forward to traveling in the future. 3 I would first like to thank Mrs. Joyce Poe, the Norhian advisor. Mrs. Poe has worked side by side with the staff and me throughout the year. She has contributed not only her great skill of organization, but also many creative ideas and much needed advice. Without her hard work, dedication, enthusiasm, and patience; this annual would be a near-impossible task. Secondly, 1 wish to thank the 1978-79 Norhian staff. Working on an annual is a far from easy job, but these students tackled it with many long hours of work and frustration. From their efforts, one of Northridge's best yearbooks has been published. Last, but not least, 1 would like to thank those people who helped with the Norhian, but are not members of the Norhian staff. Without the support of the faculty, the help of the administration, and the backing of the student body, this Norhian could not be a success. Thanks to all! — Joy Grandstaff Editor 4 WHY SHOULD WE BREAK UP OUR SNUG AND PLEASANT PARTY? TIME WAS MADE FOR SLAVES, BUT NEVER FOR US SO HEARTY. Kimberly Wane Bare Paul David Bartley Diana Virginia Bonaventura Waneta Kay Buddelmeyer Judith M. Carpenter William Dennis Clark 6 Barbara Kay Cook Donna Carol Cook Tracey Lei Crawford Leeann Joy Clem Robert Joseph Cline Steven James Congrove Tami Ann Crowe Sheila Renee Dawson Mark E. Dixon Denise Lorraine Drosos Susan Kay Drury Jane Marie Dupler Allison Ann Everett Geriann Marie Fischer Keely Ann French Gary Lee Gilmore Eric Lee Gooch Joy Ellen Grandstaff Julia Hannon Kelly Sue Hatfield Timothy Ray Hayden Patrick Allan Hickman Tammara F. Holland Tina Rae Hunter Debora Dee Hysell Melissa Faye James Jennifer Lee Jones Amy Lee Kent Troy James Kilbarger Carolyn Jane King Shari Lynn King Joseph Mark Krempel Bradley Bone Kyle Michael Eugene McDaniel Michele Scott McDaniel Steven Lee McDaniel Jack Eugene Liggett Joseph James Malone Roger Allen McConnell Teresa Lynn Messer Stephanie Ann Moats Gerald Allen Moritz Roger Lee Newsome Sue Allyn Owens Jeffrey D. Oyler Teresa Anne Palmer Warren Western Patten Jeffrey Lee Patton Gary Douglas Peck Deborah Kay Pendleton Bobbi Jean Plentovich Janie D. Porter John Robert Revercomb, Jr. Tracy S. Price Lawrence Joeseph Risolio Julie Dawn Rogge Beckie Jae Quick Matthew Thomas Runyan Roger Monk Schmidt Carla Anne Sesser Donald William Shepherd Betsy Ann Shoemaker Arthur Howard Siegesmund Albert N. Smith Dale M. Smith Michael Harry Smith Victoria Lynn Staats Kimberly Dee Stainbrook Eric Charles Stephens Dale James Valley Diane Marie Valley 15 James A. Wheeler Frank Bliss Whitehead David Eugene Wilson Caryl Lynn White Dana Lyn Williams Martha Lynn Wilson Michael Brent White Jeanne Suzanne Williams NOT SHOWN Roger William Butcher Brenda Lee Cunningham Deloris Mae Dague Melinda Lee Drennan Kelly Ann Gardner Brian Rafter Gibson Brian Curtis Grise Arin K. Hawkins Michele L. Jacks Gregory Louis Layton Martin Doyle McCament Denny P. McNamara Jennifer L. Middlesworth Bruce F. Moore Sheila J. Parks Michael P. Phalen Keith R. Rike Ronald L. Smith Don Andrew Spearman Lynda Lee Spicer Linda May Thompson Andrea Lavelle Brenda Howard James Woodrow White lb I J u N I O R S YOU CANNOT FIGHT AGAINST THE FUTURE. TIME IS ON OUR SIDE. YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY! I wonder how old I'll be when I'm potty-trained. 0 A 18 Junior Babes Identified On Page 130. Tracie Andrews Duaine Ashbrook Kyle Banks Anita Beckholt Kevin Beever John Beshuk Pam Bevan Karen Brierly Tim Bright Tracy Brininger Leslie Byrd John Coffey Susan Cook Sherri Cox Steve Cox David Corban Todd Crawford Jeff Cross Jan Olmningham Scott Daniels Randy Daughters Janis Davis Holly Dean Letha Downey Charles Drosos Nancy Evans Gery Fischer Beth Fisher Todd Fleming Mark Galbraith Terri Garrabrant Gary Gilmore Nancy Hammond Vickie Harmon 19 Amy Hartshorn Peggy Hewett Scott Higgins Teresa Higgins Martha Hills Rick Hoar Melinda Hogue Eric Hysell Ken Izzard Salli Johnson Bill Jones Tom Justice Connie Kilbarger Donald Knight Jamie Lehnert Kelly Lowry Debbie Lynd Cathy Mason Mark May Mike McKinzie Jackie'McNabb Kass McNemey Preston Moore Linda Moss Mike Moss Sherry Mott Shelly Nakonechny Tom Neal Jeff Ostermeyer Dave Pribonic Melinda Roshon 20 Kathy Stevens Scott Temple Kyle Thomas Mandy Thomas April Thomas Clint Thompson David Tuggle Laurie Valley Cheri Walters Penny Warner Sheri Weiner Deb Whitehead Doug Whitt Jeff Whyde Doug Wittman Scott Wolf Marty Wood Nancy Woosley Melinda Wright Paul Zarley 21 YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY BABY!!! Mystery Babies Identified On Page 130. TIME RIPENS ALL THINGS. NO MAN IS BORN WISE. Alice Anderton Misty Archibald Barry Ashbrook Dru Baker Robin Bean Beth Beem Kaye Beever Joe Benadum Jean Blake Mark Blake Mitch Breeding Chris Brown Krista Buel Bev Callan Gina Canfield Deb Carrington Jeff Carroll Mark Cochran John Collins Chuck Comisford Tracey Comisford Brad Cottrel Dena Cramblit Jim Cramer Dean Crawford Rhonda Crouse Richard Crouse Gretchen Davis Dena Delph Keith Collins Pam Collins Bill Dietzel 24 Suzie Jackson Mike Drennan Shelli Drumm Jim Ellcessor Lynn Evans Dwaine Fleshman ft Mindy Foor Jeff French Mike Furr Tracy Gardner Lori Garrabrant Jill Gilmore Steve Gilmore Tom Graham Patty Griffith Laurie Hall Anita Hammond Tom Hawkins Bernadette Henry Joanie Hetterscheidt Doug Hoar Gary Holbrook Penny Horn Chuck Hunter 25 Susie Jackson Stephanie Johnston Dale Kean Greg Key Bob Klein Dion Knight Steve Liggett Carole Lovell Kevin Malone Todd Martin April Mathys Tina May Frank McClary Stacy McClary Karen McConnell Marcia McDaniel Cathy McNamara Steve Mercer Teddy Mertens Kenny Messer Sue Middlesworth 26 Amy Moore John Moore Theresa Mounts Amber Napier Thayne Needles Nelson Neighbarger Jim Newsome Don Ohde Kris Oyler Connie Pendleton Lehua Peterson Dave Pickens Patty Pratt Jamie Price John Price Dudley Ratai Michelle Ratai Howard Ratcliff Tammy Revercomb Virgil Richards Trina Rogge Jenny Rose Robin Schmidt Suzanne Scott Terri Severance Pam Seymour Vickie Sharrock Palmer Smith Gary Snyder Dan Spearman 27 Kelly Stemen Mike Stephens Norma Stepp Patty Stoolfire Richard Strout John Temple Jeaney Thomas Cheryl Thompson Leslie Thompson Donna Todd Annie Vaia Jim Watt Paul Webb Ralph Webb Linda Whitehead Hope Williams Tom Williams Chris Yoakam Kim Zipf 28 TIME HATH A TAMING HAND. 30 Shellie Andrews Beth Ashbrook Matt Baker Lisa Bean Carla Bell Roger Bishop Cheryl Blake Ricci Block Kathy Brierly Susan Bright Tim Brininger Rob Brown Dick Buckholder Chris Byrd Ken Canfield Jim Cantrell Melinda Carrington Gayle Carroll Denise Cashdollar Mike Chrisman Russell Clapper Patty Collins John Compton Sandy Cook Anita Cottrell Jim Cowell Ron Cox Larry Cramblit Paige Crawford Lisa Crist Melinda Cunningham Cindy Dague Brian Daniel Ann Davis Lawrence Davis Robert Dawson 31 Julie Deckard Jeffery Dick Jamie Dixon Barbara Drury Shelly Duffee Annette Duke Rebecca Estel Carla Ewing Amy Francisco Cynthia Gardner Scott Goodman Gary Griffith Ronnie Haegele Karen Hammond Rodney Hatch Jenny Hatfield Todd Haycraft Mark Hill Robin Hutton Kim Hysell Bill Izzard Tammy Jackson Brad Jasper Sandy Johnson Brian Kean Janet Keller Randy Knauff Louis Krempel Lisa Lambert Elizabeth Liggett Charles Liggett Jesse Lobdell 32 Joni Luft Andy Lynd Georgia Mathews Jamie Mathews Kathy Mathys Alan McClary Lillian McMasters Cheryl McNabb Dan McNamera Stuart Moats Jeff Muncie Bev Nabil Brian Nakonechny Rhonda Neighbarger Brian Newkirk Heidi Palmer John Palmer Mark Pennell Cindy Porter Terry Potter Joe Powell Craig Ratai Penny Ratcliff Tim Raymond Tom Reese Renata Rhodeback Lily Risolio Mary Rogge Renna Rose David Sapp Lee Selby Jody Sesser 33 Terry Shadday Dan Shepherd Lois Sherman Bill Shimp David Siegesmund Brenda Singleton Jacquelin Staats Keith Stemen Jerry Stretton David Stygler Treva Thacker Linny Thompson Tammy Tiller Mark Trainer Laura Tulloss James Urban Tesha Walker Chuck Ward Kimberly Warner Sheryl Watson Laura Wheeler Cindy White Todd White Mark Whitt Greg Williams Jeff Wilson Kimberly Wilson Laura Wilson 34 ADMINISTRA TION TO THE TRUE TEACHER, TIME’S HOUR GLASS SHOULD STILL RUN GOLD DUST. NORTHRIDGE BOARD OF EDUCATION Northridge Board of Education SEATED: Gary Wells, Emma Jean Hickman, Harry Gaines Mrs. Betty Hatfield, Secretary STANDING: Richard Rogge, Vice-President and Janet Everett, President Senior Office Workers Mrs. Patty Oyler, Secretary Mrs. Barbara McDavid, Clerk Mrs. Charlotte Porter, Board Clerk Mrs. Carolyn Fraley, Secretary AND OFFICE STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Mr. James E. Congrove SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Richard Unger GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Bill Shelly PRINCIPAL Dr. Jacob F. Froning 37 FANTASTIC FACULTY Tim Campbell Edna Dumbauld Janet Chaffin Jane King Geoffrey Cuson James Kreinbrink Michael Dudgeon Kathleen LaValle Martha Marcom David Myers Joyce Poe Stephen Powell Tom Price 38 39 Miss Black seems to have ... Babies on the brain Mrs. Poe tickling the ivories. TEACHERS Well Baker! How's the sailing? Keely, 1 can't believe you said that! PLC Power Gotcha! I'll push my alarm button! ! IN ACTION The hazards of being a teacher. What is the Spanish word for photosynthesis ? Creator of 1 'Ziegler's trusty map.'' A tie with overalls? ? THERE IS A TIME FOR ALL THINGS. F.H.A. . . . County Officers: Ceri, Kelly, Marty and Allison State Officer: Carolyn King Future Homemakers of America Junior Degrees 45 State Homemakers Chapter Degrees Nancy, Teresa and Leeann Bernadette, Kaye, Amber and Linda Scrapbook — Peggy and Linda OFFICERS: Pres: Kelly Hatfield Vice: Geri Fischer Secy: Amber Napier Treas. Betsy Shoemaker Student Co.: Leeann Clem The Future Homemakers of America has a total of eight purposes. Three of these purposes are: 1. To become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today's society. 2. To encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community. 3. To strengthen the family as a basic unit in today's society. The Future Homemakers of America also helps prepare students for adult life. 46 F.F.A. . . . Future Farmers of America First place Individual State-Urban Land Judging — Jeff Patton OFFICERS President: Roger McConnell Vice President: Jeff Patton Secretary: Sally Shaffer Treasurer: Clint Thompson Student Council: Mike Tulloss Parliamentary Procedure Team The purpose of the Future Farmers of America Organization is to train young men and women in different fields related to agriculture. Some of these fields include. Agriculture Economics, Crop Production and the raising of many types of animals, such as dairy cattle, hogs, and horses. The F.F.A. has had a Golden Past but it is now looking toward A Brighter Future . State Farmer Degree Sally Shaffer and Jeff Budd O 49 BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVE: TRACY BRININGER Boys State Provides participating students with a first-hand experience in democratic government. Y-TEENS: Their purpose is to promote growth and self understanding in young women. The club contributes to community services and supports the community through service. The club is affiliated with the YWCA of Licking County. SCIENCE CLUB: This club sponsors science related trips and demonstrations and the Science Fair. OFFICERS: Pres: Eric Stephens; Vice: Mike Tulloss; Secy-Treas: Gary Peck; Student Council: Tom Neal OFFICERS: Pres: Geri Fischer Vice: Dru Baker Secy: Tracey Crawford Treas: Amy Kent Student Council: Allison Scott Bue Owens 50 NORHIAN: The purpose of the yearbook staff is to publish a book culminating the school year's activities in pictures. OFFICERS: Editor — Joy Grandstaff; Business Manager — Julie Rogge CAMERA CLUB: The Camera Club helps students learn to operate and care for a camera. It also teaches skills to make personal pictures more interesting. OFFICERS: Pres: Melissa Brown; Vice: Eric Gooch; Secy: Sheri Weiner; Treas: Carla Sesser; Student Council: Melissa Roshon 51 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: The purpose of the society is to recognize those students who have met the National Honor Society's requirements of academic excellence. OFFICERS: Pres: Art Siegesmund; Vice: Melissa Brown; Sec: Kelly Hatfield; Treas: Mitch Thomas 'ouncil COUNCIL BOWL: The Council Bowl team members compete academically with other schools in the county. This team, coached by Mrs. DiLeo, won the county and tournament championships — a first for N.H.S. N-CLUB: To aid and assist in the development of the entire athletic program at Northridge; and, also to assist in the development of over-all student pride in and of Northridge High. OFFICERS: Pres: JohnVaia; Vice: Mitch Thomas; Secy: Karen McConnell; Treas: Art Siegesmund; Student Council: Roger Schmidt CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: To promote Christian growth through learning and sharing together. LIBRARIANS: To further our knowledge, to improve library services and to provide the library with gifts and support. OFFICERS: Pres: Jackie McNabb; Vice: Terri Garrabrant; Secy: Sheryl Watson; Treas: Ken Messer; Student Council: Carla Ewing 53 BUSINESS CLUB: The Business Club provides an opportunity for the membership to leam about businesses and office procedures, to increase personality development, and to provide for social activities. OFFICERS: Pres: Kyle Banks; Secy: Susan Drury; Treas: Kass McNemey; Student Council: Diane Valley Writers Club WRITER'S CLUB: The club sponsors an all-school essay contest in order to stimulate interest in and respect for writing as an important force in society. OFFICERS: Pres: Sue Owens; Vice: Melissa James; Secy: Deb Hysell; Student Council: Brian Grise Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB: The purpose is to promote greater understanding of and participation in the culture of Spanish- speaking countries. OFFICERS: Pres: Bill Clark; Vice: Melinda Roshon; Secy: Kathy Stevens; Treas: Amy Hartshorn; Student Council: Stephanie Moats FRENCH CLUB G TRAVELERS TO QUEBEC: After many years of fund raising these French students finally were able to be immersed in the French Canadian culture of Quebec. OFFICERS: Pres: Melissa Brown; Vice: Donna Cook; Secy: Kelly Lowry; Treas: Beth Brooks; Student Co.: Nita Buddelmeyer TRAVELERS TO SPAIN: In the summer of 1977 these members of the Spanish Club and a few other people had the privilege of going to Spain for a week. It was a memorable trip for all. 55 LEATHERCRAFT CLUB: This club strives to learn the different techniques of working leather to make small projects. OFFICERS: Student Council Representative: John Palmer FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Our purposes are to experience and explore the field of teaching and to provide a scholarship to a senior who plans to pursue a teaching career. OFFICERS: Pres: Brian Grise; Vice: Karen McConnell; Sec: Kris Oyler; SC: Michelle Ratai 56 ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP TEAM: The Academic Scholarship Team is composed of the finest students in 16 subject matter areas. Team members represent Northridge High School in the annual Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement in statewide competition. DANCE CLUB: The Dance Club offers its members the unique opportunity to learn traditional as well as contemporary dances. Field trips are arranged to expose members to many different experiences. OFFICERS: Pres: Melissa Brown, Vice: Bobbi Plentovich; Sec-Treas: Carla Sesser; Student Council: Kris Oyler PEP CLUB: We, the pep club, want to unite all school spirit by supporting all of our sports and academic teams. OFFICERS: Pres: Keely French; Vice: Linny Thompson; Secretary: Kelly Hatfield; Treas: Sue Middleworth; Student Council: Allison Everett and Carolyn King INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: Pres: Jenny Middleworth; Vice: Jim Cowell; Sec-Treas: Mike Chrisman; Student Council: Jenny Middlesworth 57 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES promotes a Christian example on the playing field and in school through the school's athletes. OFFICERS: Pres: Mike McDaniel; Vice: Mitch Thomas; Sec: Letha Downey; Treas: Jack Liggett; Student Council: Art Siegesmund Drama Club DRAMA CLUB: This year the club put on 11 Arsenic and Old Lace at a dinner theatre. OFFICERS: Pres: Brian Grise; 'Tee: Joy Grandstaff; Sec: Betsy Shoemaker; Treas: Leeann Clem; Student Council: Tracy Crawford Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL: These members serve as the link between the student body and the administration and voice student concerns of school functions and policies. OFFICERS: Pres: Carolyn King; Vice: Kelly Lowry; Treas: Mitch Thomas 58 Art Club ART CLUB: The Art Club provides an opportunity for students to do extra projects that are not covered in class. OFFICERS: Pres: Melissa Brown; Vice: Sheri Weiner; Sec: Amy Francisco; Treas: Carla Sesser; Student Council: Melinda Roshon 'V. at SAGA STAFF: The purpose is to provide coverage of school events; to reflect the concerns and interests of the students through readers' editorials; and to comment editorially on topics of interest. OFFICERS: Editor, Brian Grise; Advisor, Kathleen LaValle 59 OWA provides leadership training and support for the OWA program. OFFICERS: Pres: Brad Jasper; Vice: Nelson Neighbarger; Sec: Rod Hatch; Treas: Andy Dague; Student Council: Jesse Lobdell CETA: Students participating in the CETA, Student Employment Program, play a significant role in helping to keep the school neat and attractive. The picture shows one of their projects. Pictured: Bill Jones, Pam Seymour, John Palmer 60 LICKING county Senior Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Mitch Thomas, Student Council; Julie Rogge, Vice President; Kelly Hatfield, President; Melissa Brown, Student Council; Donna Cook, Secretary; Joe Malone, Treasurer. CAMP ENTERPRISE: The primary subject of Camp Enterprise is free enterprise. Participants hear talli from business, professional, and sports leaders and participate in open, frank discussions with these people. This allows them to leam about the American free enterprise system. CRAFTS CLUB Advisor: Mr. Kusma, Student Council: Connie Kilbarger 61 THE SILENT TOUCHES OF TIME. THE 1979 NORHIAN QUEEN The 1979 Northian Queen was selected by a fraternity at Ohio State University. All the girls' senior pictures were submitted in the contest and the most photogenic senior girl was chosen and then named the Norhian Queen. We are honored to have senior Miss Keely French as our first Norhian Queen. H hi S3 T] ■ ! t-1 fn trj 5 Co Cn You better take it while I'm still smiling. Why is my class outside ? Another year, another team. Should I or shouldn't 1? Watch it, or I'll shoot! Not MY cheerleaders! Not another photographer! Dig that alphabetical order. 66 Mutt £■ Jeff The Dependable Band Hurry, Doc's coming! Hey Baby ... But Mister Powell, I can't find it. 1 found one ! Look ma, no cavities! '1 Another day, another dollar. SENIOR T A N D O U T S ' 'The EYES have one language everywhere.11 '1A SMILE costs nothing but gives much.'1 Character is the real foundation of all ' 'Good CLOTHES open all doors.'' worthwhile SUCCESS.'' 68 1 'Their beauty is that in spite of everything, they can make people LAUGH. ' 'WINNING isn't everything — but wanting to win is.'' ' 'SPIRIT is superior to any weapon.'.' Who TIMIDLY requests, invites refusal. . 69 Big Fig Newton I'm taking in laundry mom. Honestly! Hurry up! He's coming! Government Power! Let's take the money and run! ' 'Those wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine.'' Two-Headed Monster! ! I had it here somewhere. Just trimming my nails. Ancient Egypt Revisited Typical day at N.H.S. We're 5! TRANS AM? 71 CLASS OF 1979 72 To Achieve All That Is Possible, We Must Attempt The Impossible. To Be All That We Can Be, We Must Dream Of Being More. 73 Dream on Big Boy ... SENIORS? PORKY lam woman! '' Typical Freshman P.D.A.? ? ? Three's Company! Endless Devotion Sophisticated! Mass Confusion at NHS. Slave Driver! LAZY! 75 VI O' NORTHRIDGE VIKING CONCERT BAND . . . Under The Direction Of Steven Powell NOR THRIDGE YOUNG AMERICAN SOUND irilMMIliTOl SUPER SPORTS Which cheerleader's in the middle? „ , , Schazz-bot! Hi Mommy! 78 Three Musketeers! Maybe if 1 spit water at ' em ... Senior Attendant JULIE ROGGE Junior Attendant KASS McNERNEY Senior Attendant MELISSA BROWN Sophomore Attendant MARCIA McDANIEL DONNA COOK 1978 HOMECOMING QUEEN Freshman Attendant LISA BEAN 80 1978 Donna Cook HOMECOMING QUEEN Senior Attendant JULIE ROGGE MELISSA BROWN ior Attendant SS McNERNEY Sophomore Attendant marcia McDaniel Freshman Attendant LISA BEAN HOMECOMING The 1978 Homecoming was indeed a Wonderful Night . The mighty Vikings were victorious over the Licking Valley Panthers by a score of 21-15. Homecoming may have been on a chilly night, but that didn't stop the crowd from coming out and cheering the Vikings on to a victory. WONDERFUL TONIGHT ffftfrnrrr rfrr r« ip'fif r -r1 ip r ?wrrw J Y | swrrrra 84 THE GR EA TEST SA CRIFICE IS THE SACRIFICE OF TIME 1979 Football jllersport Gkanville Lakewood Watkins Memorial Licking Heights y ung Valley Newark Catholic JtHstown Heath OARD — 1979 14- 7 14- 6 0- 0 6-26 28- 0 21-15 26- 0 0-16 9-10 0-26 Golf Granvillj Lakewoi Vatkins Memorial Licking Heights Licking Valley Utica Newark C Granville Johnsto' 84-158 72-170 167-157 166-164 165-193 184-186 169-174 181-161 Licking Heights 71-60 Watking Memorial 63-72 Licking Valley 96-92 Heath 44-62 Johnstown 71-60 Utica 75-64 Newark Catholic 68-71 Lakewood 52-48 Granville 57-60 • Licking Heights 70-76 Watkins Memorial 73-70 Licking Valley 77-51 Heath 56-63 m , Johnstown 60-72 M Utica SS-6? Newark Catholic 42-51 Granville 68-61 74-83 Boy’s Track Watkins Memorial 24-112 Johnstown 51-72 Danville 60-58 Newark Catholic Millersport 59-52 59-46 Granville 64-63 Centerburg 100-26 jm } T 1978 N.H.S. FOOTBALL TEAM N.H.S. Has Best Season Since 1967 — 5-4-1 The 1978 Football season was filled with ups and downs. The season opened with victories over Millersport and Granville, Northridge's first wins in 23 games. A 0-0 tie with Lakewood was one of the major disappointments of the season as we were held on Lakewood's 6 inch line and the Lakewood offense never crossed our 35 yard line. We strung together exciting wins over Licking Heights, Licking Valley and Utica, before losing a hard fought battle to state champions Newark Catholic 16-0. The 10-9 loss to arch rival Johnstown was also a disappointment as again we were held on downs at the Johnstown one foot line. However, our five victories gave Northridge its first winning season in 10 years, and signaled a start to great success in the future. — Coach Raduege Our Mascot?? Monk — 4 Yr. Lettermen 9 Seniors Volleyball 4-Year Letter Go Tall The 1978 Volleyball Team had a rough season finishing with a great deal of improvement by all team members, who will be looking forward to a better season next year. The honors for the Volleyball team went to Teresa Messer and Linda Moss as the Most Valuable Players on the team. The team voted Letha Downey as the Most Improved Player of the year. Teresa Messer also received Honorable Mention on the Licking County League team. The Junior Varsity team finished their season with 1-8. — Coach Schubert N.H.S. GOLF: 3rd IN TOURNAMENTS The Golf team finished the season with four wins and five losses in Licking County League play. The best performance of the year was our two stroke victory over league contender Johnstown. The Northridge golfers completed the season with a respectable third place showing in the sectional tournament. Marc Hall was named first team all league, while Steve Congrove received honorable mention. — Coach Cuson 92 CROSS COUNTRY COMES BACK After a year's absence, Cross Country running returned to Northridge High School. The Vikings were plagued with a lack of experience in this grueling team sport. Seniors Roger McConnell, Brent White, and Jeff Oyler turned in some fine performances throughout the season. The underclassmen of this squad showed steady improvement and gave indication that our Cross Country team of the future could be competitive next season. — Coach Sullivan VIKE’S ROUNDBA GO VIKES! Northridge fans and students had the opportunity to watch one of the most successful Varsity basketball teams in the school's history during the '78- '79 season. Led by an all Senior unit, the Vikes finished 4th in the always tough L.C.L. Lacking height, but not heart, this group of Seniors hustled their way to many exciting wins. The Senior Basketballeis set a standard for future teams to follow: that dedication, hard work, and determination can lead to a successful season. Following in the footsteps of the Varsity players, the Viking J.V. squad finished a highly successful season, also. The future Vikes finished 2nd in the L.C.L., and missed out on the championship the last night of the season. — Coach Sullivan 98 1979 BOY’S TRACK FINISHES: 5-3 Seniors a 3 The 1979 Boy's Track Team finished with an overall record of 5-3. The team was led by 10 Seniors, all of whom were starting performers. Many performed 3 or 4 events, which is the maximum. The underclassmen, though few in number, were an integral part of the team. Every team member participated and 6 members went to the District. Arin Hawkins in Shot Put; Dave Tuggle in the 220 Yard Dash; Lou Kremple in the Discus; and Mitch Thomas, Joe Kremple, Bill Clark and Dave Tuggle in the 440 Relay. The Most Valuable Track Member for 1979 was Joe Kremple. Dave Tuggle took the trophy for Most Points Scored during the season. The captains for the 1979 team were Jack Liggett, Joe Kremple and Mitch Thomas. — Coach Baker 99 DISTRICT QUALIFIERS 78-79 GIRL’S BASKETBALL PUTS Varsity Jr. Varsity 100 IT ALL TOGETHER: SEASON 9-9 The 1978-79 Girl's Basketball Team put it all together for an overall winning season. After a slow start the Lady Vikes picked up the pace and rolled through the season playing like a balanced team and never gave up. The Vikes finished with a 9-9 season after playing two very tough and exciting tournament games. The Lady Vikes defeated Berne Union by a narrow margin in their first game. They started slow but gave Lancaster Fisher Catholic a scare by tieing the ballgame and taking the game into overtime. The Vikes were defeated 51 to 46, to end a very well played 'defensive game. The honors of the season went: Karen McConnell with Most Rebounds and the Best Defensive Player awards; Teresa Messer with the Best Free Throw Percentage and Most Valuable Player awards; and Robin Schmidt and Sue Owens with the most Improved Players award. Teresa Messer was voted to the Licking County League Team for the second year and Karen McConnell received Honorable Mention from the League. Along with Teresa's other awards, she was also named to the All State Basketball Team, Honorable Mention. The Junior Varsity had a very successful season ending with a 14-1 record and capturing First Place in the J.V. Licking County League. — Coach Schubert Award Winners 101 GIRL’S TRACK: RECORD BREAKERS — KAREN — County — 1st 880 Section — 1st 880 District — 4th 880 County — 1st snot Section — 1st Shot District — 3rd Shot Qualified for State M.V.P. — Most Points Seniors The 1979 edition of the Northridge girls thinclads gave the whole school something to be proud of and the Licking County teams cause for worry in the future. The team was comprised of 2 seniors, 5 juniors, 7 sophomores, and 7 freshman, who compiled a 5-2 record There were many great individual performances throughout the entire season. These being too numerous to mention in any great detail, however, it is necessary to mention some of the accomplishments the team achieved. Despite their youth and inexperience, this was the first year a girls track team has won a dual or triangular meet. Also, the team broke every record possible from previous years and placed 4th in the county and sectional. — Coach Pallante lllllll ill Varsity 3 VARSITY RECORD: 17-10 « i Scoreboard J.V.:3-7 Varsity Johnstown 10-0 Cols. Academy 3-1 Centerburg 7-3 Millersport 8-4 Utica 2-3 Licking Heights 8-1 Watkins Memorial 6-4 Licking Valley 10-5 Lakewood 1-6 Granville 11-3 Centerburg 11-1 Heath 3-1 Johnstown 13-0 Newark Catholic 0-4 Utica 0-8 Watkins Memorial 5-6 Cardington 1-11 Liberty Union 3-1 Danville 18- 15 Lakewood 4-5 Licking Heights 12-0 Heath 3-8 Licking Valley 9-4 Johnstown 9-0 Granville 0-2 Newark Catholic 1-2 Johnstown 6-4 104 NOTHING IS SO DEAR AND PRECIOUS AS TIME. AND THE BAND NORTHRIDCE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND! Pep Band That' s the Spirit! 106 PL A YED ON ... N.H.S. Marching Band Majorettes: Leeann, Sherri, Beth and Head Majorette: Donna. 107 THE WONDERFUL SOUND Northridge High School Choir 108 Northridge Young American Sound OF “MUSIC” Librarians Accompanist — Melinda Wright no The 1979 Flag Corps Pit Orchestra John Phillip Sousa Award Best Bandsman Award Jenny Jones Jeff Cross Boy's Quartet All Ohio Youth Choir Bill Clark 111 Here she is, Mrs. America. There's No Business Like Show Business! ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Annie: Allison Dolly: Stephanie ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL Director: Mrs. Joyce Poe Student Director: Sheri Weiner Assistant Director: Kelly Hatfield And Leeann Clem Frank Butler: Dave 113 Hit! I mean Miss! Cha-wa-oo-eh! My Defenses Are Down! Shafted again! 114 TIME IS THE GREATEST INNOVATOR. SWEETHEAR T DANCE Queen Joy Grandstaff t SENIOR ATTENDANTS Julie Rogge Donna Cook 117 Don Spearman Gregg Layton Mike Phalen Arin Hawkins Linda Spicer Brian Grise Michelle Jacks You're my FAVORITE teacher! 118 119 PROM “79 Dreamin' BRENT WHITE MELISSA BROWN ALLISON EVERETT CAROLYN KING DIANE VALLEY MARC HALL JOE MALONE roger McConnell GRADUATION 1979 ♦ VALDICTORIAN — JOY GRANDSTAFF SALUTITORIAN — ERIC STEPHENS HONOR GRADUATES JOHN VAIA ERIC STEPHENS KELLY HATFIELD DIANE TODD KIM BARE JOY GRANDSTAFF JANIE PORTER MARC HALL BRIAN GRISE MITCH THOMAS, BEST CITIZEN (below) 122 TIME IS THE MOST VALUABLE THING A MAN CAN SPEND (JlheJ lexcindriu 3B mk (£o (614) 924-2911 Don’s Automotive Auto Body Repair Complete Mechanical Shop Front-end Alignment Insurance Claims Invited Used Cars ' 24-4235 Good Transportation Don Thompson at wholesale prices. , owner — 3810 Northridge Rd. Wind Song W’estern World 8713 Worthington Rd. S.W. Alexandria, Ohio 43001 English Western Jeans, Boots, Goose-Down Coats, Vests, Jackets, Saddles, Supplies (614) 924-2522 Kountry Krafts Willow Run Golf Course 46 N. Liberty St. Alexandria, Ohio 18 holes • Regular Course 924-4455 State Routes 310 161 927-1932 Hi Valley Campground overnight camping — yearly rates — Jeffries Supply Co. hot showers 2 fishing lakes wholesale sanitary facilities dumping stations candy, cigarettes, tobacco shelter house electric outlets 924-4115 5th Main St. Newark, Ohio (614)345-7192 Robert Hazel Bishop R. 1 Alex, Ohio LIVESTOCK — GRAIN — COAL — WOOD — GRAVEL — LIMESTONE TUCKER’S TR UCKING ALEXANDRIA, OHIO Nelson Tucker Tommy Tucker (614) 924-5182 (614) 924-2864 Where is Rogges CORNER mini - emporium alexondrio ohio GROCERIES BEVERAGES ICE 125 PATENT MEDICINE GREETING CARDS Congratulations to the Seniors 1978-79 The Sherwood Archery Park Alexandria 5145 Northridge Rd. NW Alexandria, Ohio Charles Minnich — Owner Service Club FK yMARATHON Centerburg Marathon 79 E. Main, Centerburg, Ohio Bill Fotten 625-6586 COUNTRY GIRL Upholstery Drapery Shop 15506 Croton Road NW, Centerburg, OH 893-3318 FREE Estimates, FREE Pick-up Delivery Step into our store — step up in Fashion MEN — WOMEN — CHILDREN Clothing — Gifts Keene Department Store Cecil Geneva Keene — Owners Collecting Agent for C S electric Otter Fork Hills Farm The Ronnie Hatfield Family Good Luck Class Of '79 12 W. Main, Centerburg 625-5685 126 CROTON HARDWARE LUMBER Van Ross Realty Real Estate Insurance On the Square 15 S. Park PL , Croton, Ohio 893-2102 SHADY KNOLL FARM SER VICE Specialized in Farm Equipment Croton, Ohio 893-3345 8 North Main, Croton, OH. 893-2102 James Witham Son Fertilizers — Liquid Nitrogen — Agricultural Chemicals CORN CLOVER WHEAT GRASS SEEDS OATS SOY BEANS 127 Croton, Ohio 893-3081 Dekalb Corn Sorghum Sudax Alfalfa Johnstown, Ohio Willis Fravel Croton, Ohio Bob Cramer 893-3827 P.E. GRUBB, INC. Wm. M. Wright, manager Insecticides Herbicides Dekalb Hybrids 128 Johnstown, Ohio 893-2091 THE CROTON BANK COMPANY “Your Home Owned Bank” (614)-893-2191 Night Depository Lobby 9:00-3:00 9:00-3:00 9:00-3:00 9:00-3:00 9:00-3:00 9:00-3:00 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Drive-in-Window Drive-in 8:30-4:00 8:30-4:00 8:30-4:00 8:30-4:00 9:00-7:00 9:00-NOON 129 Fry’s Grocery Licking County Savings Jersey, Ohio Fresh meats, groceries, notions Phone 927-3374 The Savings People offices in Newark Pataskala Utica Granville Heath Paying the Highest Savings Rates Available. Pataskala Building Company Safety Service since 1888 In Downtown Pataskala Pataskala Building Home Supply 37 S. Main St. Pataskala, Ohio 927-6999 Pataskala Highlander 45 S. Township Road 927-0911 Swede Leather cleaning Congratulations to the Class of '79' Junior Baby Pictures pg. 18 (left to right, top to bottom) Amy Hartshorn Tracy Brininger Martha Hills Debbie Lynd Letha Downey Rick Hoar Pg. 22 Jeff Cross Kelly Lowry Peggy Hewett Scott Daniel Pataskala Fire Equipment Co. 351 S. Main St. Pataskala, OH 43062 927-7811 130 Gene Shivenen Co. Realtor Gardner’s Food Center Now 8 Locations to serve you. 12160 E. Broad St. Pataskala, Ohio 927-2976 Hours: Mon-Sat. 8 to 9 Sun. 9 to 6 131 Carol’s HAIR FASHIONS Men Women Complete hair styling Carol Arter, owner Croton, Ohio 893-2391 Hoffs Carpet Furniture MINI-MIZE YOUR FOOD COST AT KROGER! Congratulations and GOOD LUCK to the Class of'79 from Everyone at the Johnstown Kroger store. STEAM CLEANING SERVICE Larry J. Hoff 57 S. Main St. owner Johnstown 967-2951 Member Columbus MLS H J(or wa An i Sa r er BROKER FOR S. Gf nn Jack’s 967-1060 Office 18 E. Coshocton St. Columbus Phone Johnstown, Ohio 43031 464-4612 Bar and Grill Office Open 7 Days A Week To Service You I Stereo Country 103 for the Best In Country Music 3WJ - STEREO FM103 tutoring country music notional t local News plus high school college ud professioni sports. CENTRAL OHIO'S STEREO COUNTRY 3-I Fashion 132 Posey Pot J M Auto Sales Quality Used Cars Route 37 flowers gifts P.O. Box 326 Johnstown, Ohio 43031 phone 967-7941 Johnstown, Ohio John Price 967-1346 Seller's Pizza Rt. 62 Johnstown 967-7971 Mon. -Thurs. 11:00-1:30, 5:00-11:00 Fri.-Sat. 5:00-1:00 Patsy's Hair Unlimited 20 West Pratt St. Johnstown, Ohio 43031 Wanda's Beauty Salon 16 W. Pratt St. Johnstown, Ohio 43031 Mon.-Fri. 9 am-8 pm Sat. 8 am-3 pm Villa Pizza 967-2988 967-2030 GOOD LUCK VIKES 105 W. Coshocton St. Johnstown, Ohio 133 Annie Get Your Gun — Pit Orchestra H. C. Atteberry and Associates P.O. Box 393 Granville, Ohio 43023 A TRULY FINE PORTRAIT The Art of Reflection Chazz Sutphen photography AS I SEE IT Granville Milling Co. 280 S. Main Granville, Ohio Seniors Weddings Family Groups 230 E. Broadway Granville, Ohio 587-1471 134 Cunard’s Jewelry Gifts Century 21 120 East Broadway Box 314 Granville, Ohio 43023 (614) 587-0247 CORNER REAL ESTATE 142 E. Broadway Granville, Ohio 43023 THE EVERGREENS RESTAURANT GRANVILLE HOMEWARE CTR. 1771 Columbus Rd. S.W. Granville, Ohio 43023 1715 LANCASTER RD. GRANVILLE, OHIO PHONE: 587-4131 NEXT TO THE IGA GRAN SHOPPING CTR. TAYLOR REXALL DRUG WOESTE REAL ESTATE, INC Granville, OH HEATH NEWARK GRANVILLE WESTERVILLE 587-2600 135 NIKKI’S CARRYOUT Closed: Sundays, Thanksgiving, And Christmas 144 Payne St., Johnstown, OH. GOOD LUCK Class Of 79’ To achieve all that is possible, we must attempt the impossible. To be all that we can be, we must dream of being more. The graduates of 1979 Sweet Stuff bakery 58 S. Main Street Johnstown, Ohio 43031 Bache, Halsey, Stuart, Shields, Inc. Wall Street Week Ohio National Plaza 155 E. Broad St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Phone (614) 225-6600 Frank J. Bauer Resident Manager 137 Compliments of KENNEY CHEVROLET Chevrolet THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Johnstown Ohio 967-8025 Mt. Vernon Ohio 397-1048 138 FOOD PRODUCTS CORPORATION Bakers of: Regular, Italian, and Sicilian Style Prebaked Pizza Crust. TOP Quality 139 Johnstown, Ohio 43031 Johnstown IGA Foodliner Johnstown, Ohio 967-7061 Robert Reed, Owner Bishop Insurance Agency 68 S. Main St. Johnstown, Ohio 967-0616 Ohio Restaurant 2 Pam’s Hair Designs Johnstown, Ohio 40 E. Maple St. Johnstown, Ohio 43031 967-7466 Mon. -Sat. Super Cuts For guys gals. Johnstown Parts Co., Inc. Goldsberry’s Fidelity Appliance Co. 333 W. Coshocton St. Johnstown, Ohio 43031 967-5961 10970 Johnstown-Utica Rd. Johnstown, Ohio 43031 Ron Goldsberry, owner 967-5046 JB ninnn Compliments of (NAPA§ Johnstown Bowling Lanes 967-9010 Compliments of Ash brook Insurance Agency 13 E. Coshocton St. Johnstown, Ohio 43031 Jim Ashbrook, owner Compliments of Johnstown Manufacturing P.O. Box 545 1139 Johnstown-Utica Rd. Johnstown, Ohio BEN FRANKLIN Manufacturers of extruded molded plastics 967-8065 B E ISI FR X ISI K LI INI ® t Shulls Hardware • electrical plumbing service • power mowers • garden seeds • wall paper • sporting goods • house wares • paint • glass 67 Main St. 967-6894 Johnstown, OH Lloyds Drugs Health is Wealth 65 S. Main Street Johnstown, Ohio 967-6906 Emerson Funeral Home Good Luck Vikings established in 1837 136 S. Main St. Johnstown, Ohio 24-hour ambulance service Johnstown Pharmacy 967-6946 10 S. Main Street Johnstown, Ohio 967-8961 Your Health is our Concern. 142 B.A. 's R.L. Wilson Insurance mound city cleaners Draperies — Zipper Repair mending — complete cleaning 26 S. Third St., Newark 345-0032 Cinema 4 Prices: Mat. — 1.75 Adult 1.25 Child P.O. Box 2098 Heath, Ohio 43055 Real Estate Two locations to serve you best Air Force 12 W. Main St. Newark 345-4063 72A W. Coshocton St. Johnstown, OH 967-1010 HULL'S SPORTING GOODS Licking County's School Jacket Center 5 South 3rd St. on the square Downtown Newark SSgt. Mike Schroder 522-5740 or 522-5742 (call collect) Heath, Ohio A great way of life 143 Buckenburger Farm Service Betty White Plentovich 967-8278 International Harvester Farms Machinery And Parts R. “Gene” Liggett Rt. 62 Utica, Ohio 892-2831 Or 965-4617 967-0611 AGENTS FOR WILSON REAL ESTATE Johnstown Office 72A West Coshocton 967-1010 Pioneer Restaurant FAMILY STYLE DINING Congratulations'' Seniors Open 7 Days A Week 6 am-9 pm Rt. 62 In Utica 892-2087 Jolly Pirate Donut 175 South 30th St. 1655 North 21st St. Judge Virginia Weiss 144 Ye Olde LRE Licking Rural Electric Congratulations Seniors Box 455 Utica, Ohio L J IGA N. Main St., Utica, Ohio — Lees Work Clothes — Choice Meats Open the Door to a Friendly Store With Special Service 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. FOUR ill! PINES 4 AMERICAN HARDWARE L rout— 62 13 • UTICA, OHIO J LEE WEBER 882-3238 Utica Insurance Agency Inc. Car, Home Business, Personal L. Pat Radabaugh, LW 14 S. Main, Utica, OH Business: 892-3911 Residence: 366-1664 Harstine Impliment Co. Pine Lake Orchard Your John Deere Dealer Sales, Service, Parts Legend Hills Orchard Fredericktown Utica (Both off Rt. 62 at Utica) 892-3090 Apples, Peaches, Cider Christmas Trees. 145 Jim Shoemaker Fu Man Shoe Ind, Inc. Best Wishes To The Class Of 79 Cleveland, Ohio Hasseling and Ripping You Off since 1975 Compliments Of The Business Club Antique Dolls Restored Best Wishes Seniors Phil Shipley Marc D. Guthrie Donald D. Hill Rabindalp Stalls Your Licking County Commissioners Route 2, Box 225B Centerburg, Ohio Kathleen R. La Valle, prop. Phone: 625-6774 146 COllElLf: the SUPER place to have YOUR picture taken located on the main drag in DELAWARE 34 S. Sandusky St. Phone 363-3011 MJ ftfftH Sl’ti.hnsso-1 . “i | i« irn i G7sus Sva basso—'(loco) =- � 148 Mjin Title 2-2 0122MPIX - 2 2 NORTHRIDGE ATHLETIC BOOSTERS 149 Professional Patrons U.S. Army Brown's 76 Sohio-Burton Burgoon Drumm's Alex Carry Out Alexandria Material Co. Jerry Rathburn, Print Shop Hogue Farms Joe T. Davis, Insur. Agency Karaffa, Raker, M.D.S. McPeek Funeral Home E.A. Sheffler, D.D.S. Aladdin Restaurant Hite Hite Watts Restaurant Utica Floral Redskin Lanes Pizza Utica Herald 3B School of Beauty The Mehland Co. Best Wishes Dr. Robertson, D.O. Roby's Home Auto Store Pataskala Motors Inc. Robert E. Wise County Recorder Judge Robert J. Moore 150 Personal Patrons Dorotha Grandstaff Richard F. Gregory Judge Winston C. Allen McMarston Licking Co. Sheriff Glen Pyle, Clerk of Courts Robert Wise Licking Co. Recorder JohnN. Watkins, Licking Co. 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