Northridge High School - Norhian Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

Along the lane of memories The blossoms never fade; blear or far, rich or poor, The friends we make will stay. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 3 Editor’s Page 4 Down Memory Lane 5 Senior Class 13 Graduation 14 Senior Index 34 Underclassmen Administration 37 Faculty 49 Sports 61 Music-Drma 75 Royalty 93 Organizations 105 Advertising 121 Candids 152 Senior Goodbye 156 . FRONING He came to Northridge seven years ago apd immedi atelv began to stress academic excellence. He start Itajfrthe popular annqal academic achievement ban- quet, worked with teachers to tighten the curricu- lum offerings to insure solid educational value, and -guided the faculty through North-Central evaluation. Vet he still managed to teachushis cheer at pep assemblies and boost the athletiq program. That is why we dedicatees'1982 yearDcfclf-to Dr. Froning, Northridge DistricrSuperintendent. „ I will not follow where the path may lead, But I will go where there is no path, And I will leave a trail. 4 The road we travel is long; the path we make is rough, but it's comforting to know you have friends to help you every step of the way. The making of this year's annual has been a real challenge! We got off to a late start; our large staff slowly diminished, and everything we planned did a reverse. Our staff worked around these problems (and many others), now we have a yearbook to be proud of. I put a lot of time and effort into making this annual, but I couldn’t have done it alone! I received much help and support and to those people I'd like to say thanks. Robin Fritts. our yearbook representative from Jostens. listened with an open mind to our new and crazy ideas; he even approved a few. Thank you! Ron. our Cubberly photographer, was great! He took interest in our school and it's activities. His photography skills were much appreciated and needed. Mom and Dad were a big help. They picked me up every Monday night without complaint, kept my dinner warm; and when I was too tired to goon, they sent me to bed. I LOVE YOU! Mrs. Poe let us do our own thing this year. We came up with the ideas and she helped us build on them. Thank you for your suggestions, patience, and time. My staff was the best! They didn't always understand what I was trying to say or do. but they tried. Thanks for your hard work and ambition. (Good luck on next year's book. Monica!) Last, I would like to thank the faculty, administration, and student body Your cooperation, involvement, and pride is what makes the Norhian successful and fun to produce. THANK YOG! — Laura Wilson 1981-82 Editor DOWN MEMORY LANE NHS be small but it is full of school PRIDE and SPIR- IT. Our memories lie here — with sports, drama, music and academic achievements. Walk with us “Down Memory Lane,” as we try to capture, in pictures, the 1982 school year. PATHWAYS OF SONG We sing a song along the trail That leads into the wood; We act upon a mountaintop Where nature is bright and good. ' Hats off! Along the road there comes A blare of bugles, a ruffle of drums; And loyal hearts are beating high. Hats off! The band is passing by. The good green earth beneath our feet, The trails and paths so flowery sweet, A hidden longing deep within, Some thoughts — some dreams, A goal to win! It Peanutbutter My buddy — My pal! I'll trade my raisins for your twinkie. which way to the coaches fice? JUST HA G NG Three Muskateers and Dad Then Snow White said to the dwarfs Do you expect me to eat this slop? I can't believe she's eating that! Wouldn't it be easier to write on this? Now what comes after Q? Jennifer Lynn Amos Shellie Sue Andrews Matthew Coy Baker Susan Mary Baluck Lisa Nanette Bean Carla June Bell Roger Lee Bishop Beth Ann Ashbrook Cheryl Ann Blake Richard Charles Block Timothy Lee Brininger Kenneth Ray Canfield, Jr. Kathleen Marie Brierly Robert McLaughlin Brown, Jr. James E. Cantrell Susan Jean Bright Christopher Miles Byrd Leslie Denis Cashdollar Michael L. Chrisman John Taylor Compton Andrew Cramblit Anita Jean Cottrell Paige Ann Crawford Patty Lee Collins Ronald Jay Cox Lisa Kaye Crist Russ Clapper Cindy Dague Timothy J. Dahl Brian L. Daniel Naomi Ann Davis Robert Michael Dawson Barbara Jo Drury Shelly Lynne Duffee Annette Marie Duke Jamie Duane Dixon Liss Anita Elstrom Amy Marie Francisco Damian Scott Goodman Tami Kay Jackson Evans Cynthia Jouitt Gardner Gilbert Glen Grandstaff Carla Sue Ewing Leslie Ann Gilson Rebecca Jean Estel Jennifer L. Hatfield Michael Troy Hysell Todd Alan Haycraft Rodney Lionel Hatch Mark Oshell Hill Sandra Elaine Johnson Ronald Wayne Haegele Karen Sue Hammond William S. Izzard SENIOR STANDOUTS TALLEST SHORTEST Tim Brininger Liss Elstrom Joe Powell Brenda Singleton CLASS CLOWNS Rob Brown Paige Crawford MOST ACTIVE Jeff Wilson Laura Wilson LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andy Lynd Amy Francisco MOST ATHLETIC John Compton Bev Nabil MOST SPIRITED Tim Raymond Cheryl Blake MOST MUSICAL Roger Bishop Lisa Crist MOST CHEERFUL Dan McNamara Lori Wells DREAM DATES Chris Byrd Lisa Bean MOST TALENTED Brian Daniel Renata Rhodeback SHYEST Mark Trainer Susan Bright HOT RODS Craig Ratai Tami Evans Brian Douglas Kean Charles W. Liggett Andrew Mitchell Lynd Randy Alan Knauff Jesse Everitt Lobdell, III Jamie Lynn Mathews Lisa Jane Lambert Joni Kathrine Luft Kathleen Diane Mathys Lillian Ann McMasters Jeffrey A. Muncie Rhonda Jean Neighbarger Stuart Michael Moats Beverly Kaye Nabil John Everett Palmer Cheryl Lynn McNabb Robbin Hutton'Neighbarger Brian David Newkirk Cynthia Joy Porter Craig Scott Ratai Penny Sue Ratcliff Timothy Tod Raymond Thomas John Reese Sydney Gaye Retherford Mark Lyle Pennell Terry L. Potter Joseph Glen Powell Lori Suzanne Sturgis James Earl Grban, Jr. Charles E. Ward Linny Lee Thompson Brenda Lee Singleton Mark William Trainer Tesha Lynn Walker Jacqueline Sue Staats Laura Elaine Tulloss Lori Jean Wells Mark Anthony Whitt Laura Lee Wilson Jeffrey Dale Wilson Brian N. Nakonechny Laura Lee Wheeler NOT SHOWN Dawn Bauer Jeffrey Dick Julie Fleshman Loren A. McClary Tina Marie Holley Daniel J. McNamara Victoria L. Sharrock Richard J. Burkholder Marjorie McNerney Collins Stephanie Elisabeth Dugan Arthur R Coffey. Ill David A. Stygler, II Kimberly Jo Warner David Alan Sapp Charles Stemen Tammy Tiller Renna Rose SENIOR STANDOUTS CUTEST COUPLE Brian Newkirk Leslie Gilson BEST DRESSED Jamie Dixon Jennii Amos FRIENDLIEST Scott Goodman Sandy Johnson PRETTY SMILE Tim Dahl Shellie Andrews STRONGEST Mary Rogge Mark Whitt TALKATIVE Gib Grandstaff Lois Sherman SENIOR CLASS Jennifer Lynn Amos Shellie Sue Andrews Beth Ann Ashbrook Matthew Coy Baker Susan Mary Baluck Dawn Rae Bauer Lisa Nanatte Bean Carla June Bell Roger L. Bishop Cheryl Ann Blake Richard Charles Block Kathleen Marie Brierly Susan Jean Bright Timothy Lee Brininger Robert McLaughlin Brown. Jr. Richard J. Burkholder Christopher Miles Byrd Kenneth Ray Canfield. Jr. James E. Cantrell Leslie Denis Cashdoliar Michael L. Chrisman Russ Clapper Arthur R. Coffey. Ill Patty L. Collins Marjorie Lois McNerney Collins John Taylor Compton Anita Jean Cottrell Ronald Jay Cox Andrew Cramblit Paige Ann Crawford Lisa Kaye Crist Melinda Cunningham Cindy Dague Timothy J. Dahl Brian L. Daniel Naomi Ann Davis Robert Michael Dawson Jeffrey Lee Dick Jamie Duane Dixon Barbara Jo Drury Shelly Lynne Duffee Stephanie Marie Elisabeth Dugan Annette Marie Duke Liss Anita Elstrom Rebecca Jean Estel Tami Kay Jackson Evans Carla Sue Ewing Julie Lea Fleshman Amy Marie Francisco Cynthia Jouitt Gardner Leslie Ann Gilson Damian Scott Goodman Gilbert Glen Grandstaff Ronald Wayne Haegele Karen Sue Hammond Rodney Lionel Hatch Jennifer L. Hatfield Todd Alan Haycraft Mark Oshell Hill Tina Marie Holley Michael Troy Hysell ALMA MATER Hail to our Northridge, Alma mater hail. Where ere we wander Thee we ll never fail. Let’s raise our colors bright. Emerald green, and snowy white Hail to our Northridge High! William S. Izzard Sandra Elaine Johnson Brian Douglas Kean Randy Alan Knauff Lisa Jane Lambert Charles W. Liggett Jesse Everitt Lobdell. Ill Joni Kathrine Luft Andrew Mitchell Lynd Jamie Lynn Mathews Kathleen Diane Mathys Loren A. McClary Lillian Ann McMasters Cheryl Lynn McNabb Daniel J. McNamara Stuart M. Moats Jeffrey A. Muncie Beverly Kaye Nabil Brian N. Nakonechny Rhonda Jean Neighbarger Robbin Hutton Neighbarger Brian David Newkirk John Everett Palmer Mark Lyle Pennell Cynthia Joy Porter Terry L. Potter Joseph Glen Powell Craig Scott Ratai Angela Penny Sue Ratcliff Timothy Tod Raymond Thomas John Reese Sydney Gaye Retherford Renata Rae Rhodeback Eleanor Joy Rivera Mary Beth Rogge Renna Rose David Alan Sapp Richard K. Scott Lee M. Selby Jody Lynn Sesser Terry Alan Shadday Victoria Lynn Sharrock Lois Pauline Buckenberger Sherman David T. Siegesmund Brenda Lee Singleton Jacqueline Sue Staats Charles Keith Stemen Lori Suzanne Sturgis David A. Stygler. II Linny Lee Thompson Tammy Ann Tiller Mark William Trainer Laura Elaine Tulloss James Earl Urban. Jr. Tesha Lynn Walker Charles E. Ward Kimberly Jo Warner Lori Jean Wells Laura Lee Wheeler Mark Anthony Whitt Jeffrey Dale Wilson Laura Lee Wilson n SENIOR INDEX OF ft SHELLIE ANDREWS — Cheerleader I. 2, 3. 4, Captain I, 4, Lettered I, 2, 3; Basketball I. 2; Track I, 2, Lettered I, 2; N-Club I, 2. 3. 4; Pep Club I, 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Attendant 2. Queen 4; Musical 4. BETH ASHBROOK — FHA I; Mathematics Award I. SUSAN BALUCK — Choir I, 2. 3. 4; Art Club I, 2, 3, 4; Musical 4. LISA BEAN — Cheerleader I; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4. Viking A ward 3; Volleyball 2. 3, 4. Captain 4; N-Club 3. 4; Homecoming Attendant 1. ROGER BISHOP —Basketball I; Intramurals 2, 4; Musi cal 2. 3, 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Most Improved 3, Senior Letter 4. President 4; Industrial Arts Club Secretary 2; Choir 3. 4. Mixed Ensemble 4. Viking Ensemble 4. Choir Award 4; Norhian Staff 4. CHERYL BLAKE — Musical Usherette 2. 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3, 4. Historian 2. Secretary 3, President 4. Junior De gree I. Chapter Degree 3; Secretary of Class 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Math Club Secretary 4; Norhian 4; Science Club 4; Academic Scholarship Team. Spanish 2. Algebra II 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students. KATHY BRIERLY — Track Stat 4. Art Club Vice Presi- dent 2; French Club Treasurer 3. 4; Science Club 4; Math Club Vice President 4; FTA 4; Best Biology Stu- dent 2; Academic Scholarship Team 2. 3. SUSAN BRIGHT — Track Stat 4: Choir 1. 2. 3; March- ing Concert Pep Band I. 2, 3. 4. Best Bandsman 3, Musical 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: FTA 4; Science Club 4; Math Club 4; Distinguished Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4. TIM BRININGER — Football I. 3; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. 4; French Club I; Art Club 2. 3: N-Club 4; Who's Who in American High School Students; Best Score — Ohio Math League Test. ROB BROWN — Basketball Stat Manager 1, 3; Intra- murals 3. 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4; Spotlight for Musical 2. 3. 4. French Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 2. 3, President 4; Math Club President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Senior Class President: I Dare You Award 3: Academic Scholarship Team I, 2. 3; Council Bowl 3. 4; Buckeye Boys State. CHRIS BYRD — Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Lettered I. 2. 3; Lettered in Track ; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. N Club 3. 4; Student Council 2. KEN CANFIELD — Football I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 4. JAMES CANTRELL — Intramurals 3. 4; Band . 2. 3. 4; Math Club Treasurer 4; Math Club 4. DENISE CASHDOLLAR — JV Baseball Stat I. 2: FHA I, 2. 3; OEA. Historian 3. President 4; LCJVS Yearbook Staff 3. LCJVS Student Council 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. PATTY COLLINS — FHA I. 3. 4. Vice President Award of Merit; French Club 3. 4; Norhian 4; FTA 4. JOHN COMPTON — Football Letter man I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball Let ter man I. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track I; N-Club 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Musical 4. RON NY COX — Basketball I; Intramurals 2. 3. 4. Cap- tain 3. 4; Baseball . 2. 3. 4; Camera Club 3; N-Club 4; Perfect Attendance; Academic Scholarship Team. ANDY CRAMBLIT — PLC Council Bowl I. 2. 3; CETA Student Assistant 3. PAIGE CRAWFORD — Student Council 4; Camera Club 4; Freshman Class Officer; Homecoming Attendant 4. LISA CRIST — Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Marching Concert Pep Band I, 2. 3, 4. Pit Orchestra 2; Band Council 3. 4, Outstanding Bandsman 3. 4. Best Bandsman 3; Nation al Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. President 4; Art Club 3. 4. Vice President 4; N-Club 3, 4. Secretary 4; I Dare You Award (Citizenship) 3; Who's Who in American High Schools 4; Camp Enterprise; Academic Scholarship Team 2. 3; Scholar Athlete 2. 3, 4 BRIAN DANIEL — Track I. 2. 3. 4. Lettered3. 4; Basket ball 1; Intramurals 3. 4; Choir 3. 4; Dinner Theater 3. 4; Musical 3. 4; Drama Club 3. 4. Vice President 4. Thespi- an 3. 4; French Club 4; N-Club 4; Junior Class Vice President; Scholar Athlete. TIM DAHL — Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 4; Intramurals 3; Math Club 3, 4, Vice President 3; Science Club President 4; N-Club 4 NAOMI ANN DAVIS — Choir I; FHA I. 2, 3. 4. Junior Degree I; Saga 1; Distinguished Scholar Roll I. 2, 3. 4; Bookkeeping Award 2; LCJVS VIC A — Mash Club 3, 4. JAMIE DIXON —Marching Concert Band I. 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4. Band Letter 3; Camera Club 2. 3: Student Council 3; Drafting Award 3. BARB DRURY — Basketball 1. 2. 3; Volleyball 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Band I; N-Club 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Business Club Vice President 4; Freshman Class Vice President; Scholar Athlete. SHELLY DUFFEE —Light Crew for Musical 3. 4; Art Club I. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2; Outstanding Student Driv- er A ward 3; Art A ward 3. ANNETTE DUKE — Basketball Stat 2. 3; Art Club 2. 3; JVS Honor Roll 3. 4; VIC A Member 3. 4. Queen Candi date 4; Reading Club 3; JVS Senior Class President 4; CPR Training 3. 4. BECKY ESTEL — Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 4. Pit Orchestra I. Marching Band 1. Band Council 4. Majorette 2, 3. 4. Head 4; French Club I. 2. 3. 4; French II A ward 2; Science Club I; English 9 A ward; Biology Award 2; Council Bowl 3, 4; Academic Scholarship Team I. 2. 3. AMY FRANCISCO — Cheerleader I. 3. 4; Track , 2. 3. 4; Art Club I. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. 4; N-Club 2. 3. 4; Freshman Class President. Junior Class President; Na- tional Honor Society; Academic Scholarship Team; Scholarship Athlete 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students: USCAA United States Cheer leading Academic Award. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES CINDY GARDNER — FHA; Art Club; Dance Club; Nor- hian; General Math Award. BEV NABIL — Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Best Defensive Player 2, Most Improved 3; Track I. 2; Business Club 4. LESLIE GILSON — Track 3; Cross Country 4; French Club 3; Business Club Treasurer 4; FTA Vice President 4; Drama Club 4; Musical 4 SCOTT GOODMAN — Art Club I. 2, 3. 4. President 3. 4; Student Council I. 2; Leather Craft Club I, 2. President I: Norhian 1, 2. RHONDA NEIGHBARGER — FHA I. 2. 3. Junior Degree 2. Chaplin 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Perfect Attendance 3; OEA 3. 4, Historian 4; LCJVS Yearbook 3; Intramural Bowling 3, Stenography I Vice President 3. GIB GRANDSTAFF — Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Art Club 4; Choir 2, 3, 4. Musical 2, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, Ohio Wesleyan 2. KAREN HAMMOND — Track 2, 3, 4. Letterman 2. 3. 4; Cross Country Letterman 3; Art Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council I; Camera Club 2. 4; N-Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Library Club 4; Dance Club 4. SANDY JOHNSON — Basketball I, 2. 3; Track I; FHA I, 2, 3, 4. News Reporter 2. Vice President 3, Chaplin 4; Class Treasurer I. 2. RANDY KNACJFF — Basketball Manager 2, 3. 4; Intra murals I, 2. 3. 4; Art Club I, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3; N-Club 4 JON I LG FT — Band 2. 3. 4; Art Club 3. 4. Treasurer; Craft Club 2; Dance Club; Home Economics II Award; Spanish I A ward. ANDY LYND — Basketball . 2. 3. 4; Golf 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Musical 3, 4; N-Club 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Vice President 4; Math Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Academic Scholarship Team; Camp Enterprise. JESSE LOBDELL — Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Pit Orchestra I. 2, 3, 4; Stage Band I; FHA 3. 4; Perfect Attendance 2. JAMIE MATHEWS — Choir I, 2, 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4. CHERYL McNABB — Band I. 2. 3. 4; Choir 3; FHA I. 2. STUART MOATS — Basketball I; Intramurals 3. 4; Choir 1. 2, 3. 4; Ensemble I. 2. 3. 4; Boys Ensemble I. 2, 3. 4; Chamber Singers 1; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Musical I. 2, 3, 4; Dinner Theater 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4; Norhian 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Math Club 4; Perfect Attendance 2. 3; Camp Enterprise; Academic Scholarship Team 2. 3. BRIAN NEWKIRK — Football I. 2. 3. 4. State Honorable Mention 3, Second Team All-LCL 3; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Musical 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; N- Club 2. 3. 4. President 4; Scholar Athlete. MARK PENNELL — Basketball I. 2; Track I. 2. 3; Choir 2. 3, 4; Ensemble I. 2. 3. 4; Boys Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Drama Club I, 4; Musical I, 2, 3, 4; Ohio Wesleyan 3. 4; Ohio State Fair Youth Choir 3; Art Club I. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Saga 3. 4. Student Council 4. PENNY RATCLIFF — Band I; Choir 4; Ensemble 4; Student Council 4; French Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Basketball Stat 2; Home Economics IIA ward; Musical Director 4 TIM RAYMOND — Choir I, 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4. Boys Ensemble 3. 4; Drama Club I, 2, 3. 4; Musical 1, 2. 3. 4; Dinner Theater I, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3. 4. President 3; Student Council 2; Science Club I. 2, 3. 4; Saga 2, 3. 4; French Club 3, 4; Camera Club 2. 3; Perfect Attendance 2. SYD RETHERFORD — French Club 2. 3. 4: Leathercraft Club 3; Business Club 4 RENATA RHODEBACK — Art Club I. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3; French Club 1. 2. 3; Dance Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Art Award. MARY ROGGE — Basketball I. 2, 3. 4: Volleyball 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; N-Club 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. JODY SESSER — Business Club 4 LOIS SHERMAN — Cheerleader I, 2, 3. JV Captain 3; Basketball Manager 2; Choir I, 2. 3, 4. Ensemble. Chamber Maids. Musical I. 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Norhian 3. 4; Craft Club , 2. DAVE SIEGESMUND — Basketball 7. 2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Vi Kid Basketball Coach I. 2. 3; NClub 4. Science Club Treasurer 4; Math Club 4. Scholar Ath- lete. SENIOR ACTIVITIES INDEX TERRY SHADDAY — Band I, 2, 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 1, 2, JIM URBAN — Intramurals 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4, Greenhand 3; Student Council 4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; A ward 2, Farmer A ward 3; Camera Club 3. Award of Merit; Who's Who Among American High School Students. TESHA WALKER — Choir 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. BRENDA SINGLETON — Track Basketball Stat 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; FTA 3. 4, President 4; Math Club 4; N-Club 3, 4: Norhian 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. President 4; Band Council 2. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Council Bowl Team 3, 4: Girls' State 3; Academic Scholarship Team I, 2. 3. 4; All-Ohio State Fair Band 3; Ohio Wesleyan 2, 3. 4. JACKIE STAATS — FHA , 2, 4 CHUCK WARD — Band I. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band LORI WELLS — Cheerleader 3, 4; Art Club I, 2; Student Council I. 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming At ten dant 3, 4 LAURA WHEELER — Art Club 2; FHA 1. MARK WHITT — Football I, 2. 3, 4, 2nd Team LCL; Baseball I; Track 2, 3, 4; N-Club 3, 4. LORI STURGIS — Spanish Club; Science Club; French Club; FHA; Flag Corps. LINNY THOMPSON — Cheerleader I. 2. TAMMY TILLER — FHA I, 2. 3. 4, News Reporter; Art Club 4; Library Club 4. MARK TRAINER — Basketball I; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Sci ence Club 3, 4; N-Club 4; Drivers Award. LAURA TULLOSS — Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3; Volleyball Stat 3; Musical 3, 4; FHA I, 2, 3. 4. Treasur er 3, Vice President 4; FTA 4; Math Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Science Club 4; Academic Scholarship Team. JEFF WILSON — Choir I, 2. 3, 4, Vice President 4, Mixed Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4, Boys Ensemble 2, 3. 4; Musical I. 2, 3, 4, Director 4; Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Dinner Theater I, 3, 4; Norhian 4; Saga 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; FFA I, 2; Thespian 3. 4. LAURA WILSON — Band I, 2; Choir I. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3. 4, Chamber Singers I; Ohio Wesleyan I, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2. 3, 4, Director 3, 4; Drama Club Treasurer 3, 4; Thespian Treasurer 3, 4; Honor Thespian 4; Dinner Theater Director 3, 4; Saga 2, 3; Y-Teens 2; Norhian Editor 3. 4; Camera Club 3; Student Council 3. 4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Business Club 4; Leathercraft Club 3; Typing I Award; Typing I I Award; Editor's Award 3, 4; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 4; Choir I, II, III. IV Award; Candidate for Miss Teen Ohio. IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES DURING THE 1982 SCHOOL YEAR Cross Country and SEPTEMBER Opening of Football, Volleyball Season Beginning of 13 Week Ensemble Performances Organization of School Clubs Spirit days to Boost the Teams Sock Hops OCTOBER Talent Show Homecoming — Student Council NOVEMBER Drama Club Dinner Theater — OUR TOWN Marching Band Concert All School Intramural Games DECEMBER Opening of Basketball Season Christmas Concert — Band and Choir JANUARY Council Bowl Season Ohio Wesleyan Festival — Band and Choir Sweetheart Dance — FHA Sponsored FEBRUARY Opening of Track Season Arts Festival — Art, Drama. Music, “Alice in Wonderland MARCH Band District and State Contests Opening of Baseball Season Basketball Tournaments Sadie Hawkins Dance — FT A Sponsored APRIL Honor Society Tapping All-School Musical — CARNIVAL Donkey Basketball Game — Senior Class Cheerleading Tryouts MAY Thespian Initiation Awards Banquets and Assemblies Junior-Senior Prom Grad Night — Kings Island Band and Choir Spring Awards Concerts Senior Skip Day Senior Breakfast Commencement on May 30 IT IS A JOY IIY LIFE TO FIND AT EVERY TURNING OF THE ROAD, A SOUL WHOSE KINDNESS AND BEAUTY CAN LIGHTEN ANY LOAD. S3 O co Being a junior is like being second best. — Mark Wilson Steve Baluck Kelsey Banks Mike Barnett Rick Bennett Dave Beshuk Jeff Bishop Karen Bishop Bob Burton Jeff Butcher Rex Buxton Brenda Callan Kevin Canfield Mitch Carr Gary Chafin Kelly Collins Monica Collins Alan Cornwell Mark Wilson Rick Cox Randy Crist Jeff Dingess Monica Dougherty Sandy Elkins Janice Ensign Melinda Evans Kathy Francisco Steve Freeman Bruce Fugitt Dawn Fuller Diane Garrabrant iH Being a junior is two steps from taking on way too much responsibility. — Kim Mattes Being a junior is like rising to a higher level of society. — Andy Johnston Bruce Geiger Michael Grube Sheila Grueser Malinda Hammond Randy Hatfield Lisa Herkenroder Francis Hetterscheidt Rodney Huhn Scott Hutchinson Melinda Jackson Doug Jenkins Steve Johnson Andy Johnston Karen Kyle Tonia Leas Tim Lehnert Bill Linger DalAnn Long Lisa Mangus Jeff Marcum Kim Mattes Marla McDavid Debbie McVay Kim Mertens Danny Moore Steve Minor Being a junior is like being a new born calf about to take its first step toward a new world. — Tim Lehnert 39 Being a junior means being responsible and preparing for a successful future. — Janice Ensign Brian Meyers Crystal Mapier Tammy Plott Rob Porter Carol Ross Tammy Sesser Karen Shimp Drenda Short Vernon Slasor Paul Spray Amie Sturgis Don Taylor Pat Tharp Karyl Thomas Lisa Thompson Joe Truhlik Brenda Urban John Walker Mark Webb Karen Williams Jodi Wilson Peggy Zarley Melinda Mitch Being a junior is being old enough to pick on freshmen and enjoy it, but being too old to act like 40 one and get away with it. — Crystal Napier Being a sophomore means feeling ten times better than being a freshman. — Amy Brooks Charles Archabald Don Arnett Kay Beem Kenny Bennett Dave Bishop Jeff Blakeman Trent Boudinot Amy Brooks Tammy Brown Janice Budd Ann Bynum Heidi Carr Bryan Caudill Mike Comisford Tom Comisford Kent Cook Lisa Cottrell Lori Deckard Dennis Dietlin Diana Drosos Bart Drumm Gina Estel Susan Freed Rick Freese Randy Gantt Mary Griffith Steve Hammond Gail Hatfield Bobbi Haycraft Billy Hayes Daphne Heidtman Jessica Helvoight 42 Christine Henslee Marjorie Higgins Pam Holland Tom Holland Rodney Hook Greg Houck Teresa Humphrey Roger Hunt Brenda Irvin Terri Kent Angie Klein Greg Lindsey Bob Long Cathy Looker Lisa Looker Margo Mahring Ronald Mangus Troy Mathews Jon May Matt McDonald Kim Middlestadt Chris Miller Melissa Newkirk Robin Ostermeyer Melanie Parmer John Pfister Tina Phelps Mike Pickens Kim Postle Kim Potter Tonya Poulton Bobbi Jo Powelson Anne Price Melissa Ratai Being a sophomore means putting up with silly freshman, crazy juniors, and bossy seniors. — Whitney Wasem 43 Being a sophomore means I only have two more years to go! — Eddie Wilson Brian Rose Rhonda Salyer Rita Salyer Donna Scott Early Seymore Will Seymore Vincent Sharrock Tim Shultz Ginger Smith Tonja Smith Don Tharp Roger Tharp Carl Thompson Linda Thompson Lorna Thompson Wendell Tiller Kim Valley Tammy Venard Charles Wagner Mary Jane Walpole Patty Ward Whitney Wasem Mike Watt Sean Wells Alison West Chris White Kim Wilkinson Dallas Williams Jim Williams Ed Wilson Mike Wolf Thomas Zigo Rick Zipf 44 Eddie Being a freshman means being the low man on the totem-pole. — Tod Hastings Eric Adams Debbie Allen Larry Andrix Amy Ashbrook Matt Ashbrook Michelle Bartley Josh Boudinot Elizabeth Bourgeois Andy Buckenberger Jenny Bucklew Cindy Burkholder Charles Chafin Jennifer Coffey Dawn Conard Gary Congrove Christine Corney Bernie Cottrill Rob Cox Dan Dietlin Mark Donahey Wendy Downey Shawn Duffee Parry Edman Charles Elkins Chad Elliott Mike Esty Tom Evans Mike Gardner Mike Garrabrant Tracy Green Jennifer Grube Kristine Grube Melanie Hall Rebecca Harris Tod Hastings Roger Hayes Mark Hogue Jay Helvoight Cathy Hewett Teresa Holter Tyrone Horn Kim Henson 46 Theresa Hutton Jenny Jackson Pam Jenkins Jack Johnson Brent Johnston Doug Keener Rick Kinser Gary LaRue Dave Mackie Molly Malone Julie Mathers Michelle McCormick Melissa McDaniel Melinda McDavid Sandy McDonald Sherry McVay Jean Mertens Lisa Messer Dave Miller Mike Miller Kevin Miller Mickey Miller Sherry Miracle Teresa Miracle Pat Mullins Wes Lowry Andy Luft Chris Muncie Terrie Muncie Teresa Muston Tige Napier Debbie Newsome Ralph Nielson Jennifer Nye Carla Pantz R.G. Peterson David Plentovich Aletha Porter Being a freshman is like being a lone piece of meat in the middle of a pack of hungry wolves. — Gary Congrove 4 Being a freshman is a oncein-a-lifetime experience. — Brad Porter Shelly Poulton Jay Ramsey Scott Ray Kyle Rhodeback Vicky Rice Joan Rivera Michelle Roberts Lisa Rose Steve Schneider Alvin Shaffer Jim Sharrock Pam Sharrock Todd Shults Scott Siegil Robert Sizelove Sharon Simmons Harry Sowers Sherrie Strout Becky Sullivan Darryl Thompson Chad Thompson Bradley Trainer Chris Tuggle Tammy Wagner Joanna Whitt Kurt Williams Diane Williams Mary Wiltsie V Debbie Woodgeard fr Sandy Yoakam IV Amy Zarley Lynn Zigo Pat Zipf l 48 Congratulations to each member of the Class of 1982. Best wishes for good health and good fortune in your future. May each of you be a credit to your family, school, and community. Your years in school have provided only a preparation for your future in our democratic society. Opportunities for success abound in our country for those willing to sacrifice, work hard, and persevere. May your days at Northridge be a springboard to a successful future and always remain with you in pleasant memories. --L Barb ■Pi Barb SCHOOL BOARD (Seated) Judy Coe Ray Hetterscheidt Legislative Liaison Janet Everett Vice President (Standing) John Warner Dick Rogge President J HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL TO MRS. OYLER WHO SERVED NORTHR1DGE FAITHFULLY FOR 14 YEARS AS SECRETARY The world's a little brighter, and a whole lot happier, too Because of folks as thoughtful and as wonderful as you Who live each day unselfishly with others' cares in mind, Concerned about what they can give and not what they can find. And those whose paths have crossed with yours would certainly agree You’re one of the nicest people That this world will ever see! CLASSIFIED STAFF I “ i RI'Wl'l MIB«R||| hbepihbi «PIIIIIII Minimi kPERIPMl sa CUSTODIANS Claude Budd Olin Arthur STUDY HALL MONITOR Diane Moore BUS DRIVERS Linda Archabald Mary Hoskinson Linda Williams Gloria Runyan Bob Cramer Nancy Hayes Joan Taylor Jean Robbins Karen Warner Lois Buckenberger Virginia Brake Margaret Bruce COOKS Michelle McCormick Mary Garrabrant Pat Garrabrant Wanda Lawson, Head Marilyn Thompson Elsie Knauff Roberta Harris A teacher’s life Faculty Is never done The war is never over The battle not won. a. KATHLEEN LaVALLE — English, Journalism, American Literature, English Literature, Mass Media, College Composition. 54 b. ELISE TOM — French, English, Poetry, Contemporary Novel. c. LARRY BOLMAN — Spanish, English, Mythology, Short Stories, Bible Literature, Linguistics. But the truest victory So with a student In the teacher’s eyes We measure success Is when the student By knowing they’ve done Really tries.___________Their very best. — Laura Koch d. LACJRA KOCH — English, Mass Media, Basic Theater, Speech, Great Plays, Creative Writing. e. ED ZIEGLER — American History, World Geography. World History. f. GEOFFREY CUSON — American Government, World History, Contemporary G.S. History. It is a luxury to learn; but the luxury of learning is not to be compared with the luxury of teaching. ART — MUSIC — BUSINESS a. ANDREA vonRAABE — Art I, II, III and IV. b. MARTHENIA PRIOR — Business, General Business, Book- keeping, Typing I, Business Law, Consumer Economics. c. JOYCE POE — Vocal Music, Business, Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Office Practice. d. DON WOKER — Instrumental Music, Elementary and High School. The object of teaching a child is to en- able him to get along without his teach- er. Elbert Hubbard MATH SCIENCE a. BETTY McCABE — Practical Math, General Math, Algebra I. b. MIKE DUDGEON — Geometry, Computer Science, Senior Advanced Math, Algebra I and II. c. DON SULLIVAN — Life Science, Athletic Director. d. WANDA NEUDORFER — Chemistry, Physical Science, Life Science, Physics. e. TOM PRICE — Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Environmental Science. The best and noblest lives HOME ECONOMICS — HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION are those which are set to- ward high ideals. a. JANE KING — Home Economics I and II, Consumer Economics, Child Development, Family Living. b. DAWN FOSTER — Home Economics I and II, Inde- pendent Living, Family Living, Advanced Foods. c. PAT SWICKARD — Health and Physical Education. 58 OWE-OWA-PLC Kindness in words creates confidence, a. CHOCK BEACH — Occupational Work experience. b. JOE WARNER — Occupational Work Adjustment. c. JACKIE WALKER — Paced Learning Class. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness Kindness in giving creates Love. 59 Lao-Tse LIBRARY — VOCATIONAL AGRICULTORE INDUSTRIAL ARTS a. ECJLA GORMAN — Librarian. b. DAVE MYERS — Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, IV. c. ROBIN SMITH — industrial Arts, Drivers Education, Drafting. d. GEORGE KGCSMA — Industrial Arts I, II, III, IV. Today is yesterday’s pupil, a Franklin Row 1: Eric Snyder. Trent Boudinot. Mark Whitt. Randy Hatfield. Jeff Dingess, John Compton. Mark Wilson. Chris Byrd. Dave Bishop Row 2: Gail Hatfield. Rick Bennett. Mark Hill. Ken Canfield. Alan McClary. Todd Haycraft. Lee Selby. Mark Webb. Mitch Carr, Jeff Marcum Row 3: Coach Ziegler, Jim Sharrock, Matt Ashbrook. Greg Lindsey. Gary Congrove. Mike Wolf. Brian Caudill, Steve Johnson. Kevin Canfield. Paul Spray, Randy Gantt Row 4: Coach Stemen. Coach Beatty. Coach Gastin. Coach March. Coach Beach. Scott Siegel. Mark Hogue. Kevin Miller. Josh Boudinot, Chad Elliott. Steve Schneider, Brad Trainer Row 5: Kurt Williams. Mike Gardner. Mike Garrabrant. Roger Hayes. Tige Napier. Jeff Blakeman, Rick Kinser. Mike Miller. Roger Tharp. R.G. Peterson. J.D. Ramsey. The Northridge Vikes took another plunge into the losing category as the Johnnies took away a chance to set an NHS record. The Vikings already tied the most wins at Northridge and were going for the record. The offense never got the ball across the 30-yard line of J-Town. In the loss to Newark Catholic. Eric Snyder put six points on the board and the Vikes were successful in a two-point conversion. This was the last home game for the seniors. Even though it was 34° at the end of the game, the Mighty Vikes tromped the Utica Redskins 16-0 — the third shutout for the Vikes. Trent Bou dinot put the first 6 points on the board in the first quarter; then a Compton to Wilson pass gave the Vikes an 8-0 lead. In the fourth quar ter. Mark Wilson scored for the Vikes for an other two-point conversion. In earlier games, the Vikes dropped to the Licking Valley Pan thers and walked over the Licking Heights Hor nets in the Homecoming Game. _ Rick Bennett. 1981 SAGA Jeff Dingess, John Compton, Chris Byrd, Mark Wilson, Randy Hatfield, Mark Whitt, Trent Boudinot, Eric Snyder, Dave Bishop iA coa i ES: Ed Ziegler, Brian Beatty, Jim Gastin, Lynn March, Ron Stemen and Head Coach — Chuck Beach L W Brian Newkirk Tri-Captain John Compton TriGaptain Mark Whitt Tri-Captain Chris Byrd Alan, Mark, Brian, Ken, Chris, Mark, John ALL STATE HONORS Mark Whitt. Honorable Mention Defense John Compton. Special Mention Defense ALL CENTRAL DISTRICT HONORS Mark Whitt, First Team Defense John Compton. Second Team Safety Chris Byrd. Honorable Mention Offense Mark Wilson. Honorable Mention Offense ALL LEAGUE HONORS Jeff Dingess. Second Team Offense Randy Hatfield. Honorable Mention Offense Chris Byrd. Honorable Mention Offense John Compton. Honorable Mention Offense Mark Wilson. Honorable Mention Offense Mark Whitt. First Team Defense Jeff Dingess. Second Team Defense Trent Boudinot, Second Team Defense John Compton. Honorable Mention Defense Eric Snyder. H.M. Kicking Specialist CAREER RECORDS: John Compton completed 311 passes for 1806 yards and nine touchdowns during his football career at NHS; Mark Whitt made a total of 227 tackles; and Chris Byrd caught 34 passes. All of these are records or near records for Northridge. Jim Williams, Todd Hastings, Dan Dietlin, Shawn Duf- fee, Dennis Dietlin, Andy Lynd, Tim Dahl, Randy Crist, Coach Bill Shelly fill ]� GOLF TEAM Andy Lynd Randy Crist, Lowest Average Tim Dahl VIKING BASKETBALL TEAM WINS THE 1982 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON 14-10 Mark Wilson, Chris Byrd, Randy Crist, Andy Lynd, Brian Newkirk, Tim Brininger, Tim Dahl, Jeff Marcum, John Compton, Eric Snyder — VARSITY TEAM R.G. Peterson, Chad Elliott, Brad Trainer, J.D. Ramsey, Kurt Williams, Kevin Miller (Row 2) Steve Snyder, Mike Garrabrant, Tige Napier, Roger Hayes, Gary Congrove, Chris Tuggle — FRESHMEN Danny Dietlin, Jeff Blakeman, Jimmy Williams, Todd Hastings, Rob Porter (Row 2) Johnny May, Tim Lehnert, Greg Lindsey, Dave Bishop, Greg Houck, Rick Freese —JUNIOR VARSITY Pat Tharp, Randy Knauff, Managers SENIORS a. John Compton b. Tim Dahl c. Chris Byrd d. Andy Lynd e. Brian Newkirk f. Tim Brininger AWARD WINNERS JOHN COMPTON All Central District Honorable Mention Central District 11 Coaches First Team All League First Team Coaches Award All-Star Team — Mt. Vernon Licking County All-Star Team RANDY CRIST All Central District Honorable Mention Best Offensive Player TIM BRININGER Viking Award Mt. Vernon All-Star Team MARK WILSON Best Defensive Player ANDY LYND Mt. Vernon All-Star Team VQLLF.YBAI I Wendy Downey and VARSITY Cathy Looker Kelsey Banks Barb Drury Lisa Bean Tammy Sesser Tonya Poulton Mary Rogge Bev Nabil JUNIOR VARSITY Teresa Muston Sandy Yoakam Lisa Messer Melissa McDaniel Dawn Conard Jenny Jackson Sherrie Strout Shelly Poulton Sandy McDonald Kris Grube COACH: Bob King SENIORS GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Laura Tulloss Tonya Poulton Pam Holland Lisa Bean Lisa Mangus Cathy Looker Bev Nabil SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS BEV NABIL: Basketball Team four years; Best Defensive Player (Sophomore), Most Improved Player (Junior), Best Defensive Player (Senior). LISA BEAN: Basketball Team four years; Captain one year; Most Valuable Player (Senior); Member of the Licking County League All-Star Team and Mount Vernon All-Star Team. LAURA TULLOSS: Basketball Team four years. J.V. Basketball Team — Lisa Looker, Kris Grube, Shelly Poulton, Kelsey Banks, Jessica Helvoight, Debbie Newsome, Michelle McCormick SENIORS a. Tim Brininger b. John Compton c. Ron Cox d. Tim Dahl e. Mark Hill f. Jeff Muncie g. Dave Siegesmund h. Mark Trainer VARSITY TEAM Ron Cox John Compton Mark Wilson Mark Hill Eric Snyder Dave Bishop Steve Johnson Tim Brininger Jeff Muncie Tim Dahl Jeff Blakeman Randy Crist Mark Trainer Dave Siegesmund COACH: Pat Swickard JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Mike Gardner Gary Congrove Jay Helvoight Josh Boudinot Pat Mullins Don Arnett R.G. Peterson Greg Lindsey Kevin Miller Mike Garrabrant Brad Trainer Scott Siegel Chad Elliott Roger Tharp Bill Hayes HONORS John Compton — Honorable Mention All LCL Dave Siegesmund — Honorable Mention All LCL Most Improved Tim Dahl — Most Valuable Player TEAMS TRACK GIRLS: (Row 1) Senior Amy Francisco, Senior Lisa Crist; (Row 2) Sherrie Strout, Tonya Poulton, Jessica Heivoight, Crystal TRACK GIRLS SENIORS SENIOI TRACK GUYS Napier, Karen Williams, Lisa Herkenroder, Karyl Thomas, DalAnn Long, Daphne Heidtman, Diane Williams; (Row 3) Melissa McDaniels, Lisa Messer, Teresa Muston, Sandy Yoakam, Pam Holland, Brenda Irvin, Kim Valley, Shelly Poulton, Kim Postle. TRACK GUYS: (Row 1) Jon May, Jimmy Sharrock, Andy Luft, Alan McClary, Rob Porter, Bryan Caudill, Bruce Geiger, Chris Tuggle; (Row 2) Mark Donahey, Andy Buckenberger, Alvin Shaffer, Francis Hetterscheidt, Jeff Dingess, Paul Spray, Kevin Canfield; (Row 3) Dallas Williams, Gail Hatfield, Steve Schneider, Mitch Carr, Brian Daniel, Randy Gantt, Scott Ray; (Row 4) Trent Boudinot, Mike Wolf, Andy Lynd, Bob Burton, Charles Archabald, Mark Pennell, Pat Tharp. HONORS: Lisa Crist — Winner Regional 100 Meter Dash; Representing NHS in the State Track Meet. Jeff Dingess — Regional Finalist 110 Meter High Hurdle. Alan Cornwell — Regional Semi-Finalist Discus. SPIRIT LEADERS SENIORS . . . VTKTN-G-S Vikings Vikings We Are Best! Lori Wells DalAnn Long Amie Sturgis Shellie Andrews Amy Francisco Kathy Francisco VIKING CHEERLEADERS Lori Amy 2-Years 3-Years Shellie 4-Years SHOW SPIRIT! Tb£ 3uM S(jT CAT JUNIOR VARSITY Melanie Parmer Karyl Thomas Angie Klein Bobbi Haycraft Heidi Carr Kim Postle FRESHMEN . . . 73 FOOTBALL TRACK BASEBALL NHS 10 Millersport 0 15 Heath 8 21 Granville 14 9 Lakewood 0 0 Watkins 42 29 Licking Heights 18 22 Licking Valley 34 16 Utica 0 8 Newark Catholic 21 0 Johnstown 26 RECORD: Wins 6 — Losses 5 VARSITY GOLF NHS 194 Licking Heights 185 194 Big Walnut 175 190 Licking Valley 214 181 Heath 157 217 Granville 177 182 Lakewood 168 190 Johnstown 179 201 Watkins 166 186 Danville 191 186 Licking Heights 160 179 Licking Valley 212 194 Buckeye Valley 185 194 Big Walnut 166 180 Utica 170 222 Newark Catholic 207 196 Liberty Union 178 188 Johnstown 173 184 Liberty Union 186 210 Utica 175 RECORD: Wins 4 — Losses 15 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Utica Won 2-1 Licking Valley Lost 0-2 Millersport Won 2 1 East Knox Lost 0-2 Licking Heights Lost 12 East Knox Won 2-0 Johnstown Lost 1-2 Danville Won 21 Heath Lost D2 Granville Won 21 East Knox Won 2-0 Newark Catholic Lost 0-2 Lakewood Lost 0-2 Watkins Memorial Won 2-0 Licking Heights Won 2 1 Licking Valley Won 2 1 Utica Lost 0-2 Newark Catholic Lost 0-2 Johnstown Won 2-1 Licking Heights Won 2 1 Newark Catholic Lost 0-2 NHS 53 Johnstown 80 29 Heath 94 83 Newark Catholic 29 Fairfield Union 55 79 Utica 54 62 Granville 71 77 Danville 66 Centerburg 24 46 Licking Valley 58 Licking Heights 63 65 Licking Heights 66 Win Millersport (Forfeit) 68 Lakewood 65 VIKI IV£( PD CROSS COUNTRY The team placed sixth in Licking County standings. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL NHS 48 Big Walnut 65 45 Millersport 40 54 Sheridan 57 41 Johnstown 35 36 Licking Valley 40 52 Granville 60 36 Danville 32 40 Heath 47 38 Newark Catholic 60 53 Utica 51 49 Watkins 43 50 Lakewood 56 44 Licking Valley 46 55 Granville 61 57 Licking Heights 16 48 Licking Heights 25 51 Heath 60 52 Lakewood 39 35 Johnstown 38 46 North Union 57 52 Newark Catholic 54 RECORD: Wins 9 — Losses 12 NHS 11 Big Walnut 9 11 Liberty Union 3 17 East Knox 0 3 Johnstown 1 9 Heath 3 9 Granville 7 6 Lakewood 4 3 Watkins 8 1 Licking Heights 6 1 Licking Valley 2 0 Columbus Academy 7 7 Utica 11 2 Newark Catholic 4 11 Johnstown 0 0 Heath 2 5 Granville •1 2 Dublin 4 0 Lakewood 9 4 Watkins 5 7 Licking Heights 9 0 Licking Valley 3 1 Utica 1? 2 Newark Catholic 7 TOURNAMENTS: Centerburg 72 Cardington 2-6 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL NHS 70 East Knox 59 58 Millersport 53 66 Johnstown 70 67 Licking Valley 64 45 Granville 50 51 Licking Heights 49 59 Heath 53 OT 91 New Albany 62 53 Newark Catholic 65 45 Lakewood 53 59 Utica 57 OT 50 Watkins 62 67 Johnstown 59 55 Licking Valley 69 71 Granville 59 53 Licking Heights 65 60 Heath 61 71 Newark Catholic 68 55 Lakewood 76 79 Big Walnut 66 RECORD: Wins 11 — Losses 9 TOURNAMENTS Danville 77-54 (win) Centerburg 87-51 (win) Fisher Catholic 55-48 (win) Canal Winchester 58-59 (loss) 0 74 TAKE ME DOWN A COUNTRY LANE TO HEAR THE MUSIC OF THE WOODS AND WOODLAND ANIMALS. TAKE ME ALONG A CITY STREET TO HEAR THE MUSIC OF THE TRAFFIC AND THE PEOPLE. TAKE ME DOWN THE ROAD OF LIFE TO HEAR THE MUSIC OF LOVE AND TRUTH. AND a play by THORNTON WILDER DINNER THEATER November 14, 1981 LAURA KOCH, Director TONJA SMITH, Assistant LAURA WILSON, Assistant Pat Tharp as Mr. Webb Mark Pennell as Joe Crowell Lois Sherman, Chairman of Make-Up Tim Raymond, Howie Newsome Brian Daniel as George Gibbs Karyl Thomas as Rebecca Gibbs ADDITIONAL CAST MEMBERS Debbie Allen Amy Brooks Andy Buckenberger Kim Middlestadt Melissa Ratai Tonja Smith Amie Sturgis a±AjUa? George and Emily Monica Dougherty as Emily Webb Eddie Wilson as Professor Willard Stuart Moats as Dr. Gibbs and George discussing life. Jennifer Grube as Mrs. Gibbs Whitney Wasem as Mrs. Webb as Mrs. Soames ARTS FESTIVAL 1981 TALENT SHOW GOING PLACES In the good old summertime, In the good old summertime, Strolling through the shady lanes. With your baby mine;” You hold her hand and she holds yours. And that's a very good sign, That she's your tootsey wootsey In the good old summertime. ENSEMBLE PERFORMS BIBLE STORIES five loaves giant slayer goliath DISCIPLE MARK GENTLE RAIN REFEREE DRAMA CLUB (Front) Jennifer Grube, Andy Buckenberger, Mark Pennell, Lois Sherman, Tammy Venard, Amy Brooks, Debbie Allen, Patty Ward, Laura Wilson; (Row 2) Karyl Thomas, Amie Sturgis, Liss Ellstrom, Crystal Napier, Kim Middlestadt, Whitney Wasem, Diane Drosos, Penny Ratcliff, Marla McDavid, Peggy Zarley, Monica Dougherty; (Back) Tim Raymond, Mark Hill, Brian Daniel, Melissa Ratai, Stuart Moats, Jeff Wilson, Roger Bishop, Pat Tharp; (Standing) Miss Koch. OFFICERS (Bottom) Brian — Vice President, Stuart — Student Council, Jeff — President; (Top) Laura — Treasurer, Marla — Sec- retary, Karyl — Student Council. THESPIANS (Front) Tammy, Kim, Karyl, Laura, Lois; (Back) Melissa, Whitney, Patty, Pat, Brian, Tim, Jeff, Marla; (Top) Stuart All-School Musical Lili and Roustabout Paul and Carrot Top Jacquot Lili. Carrot Top. Marguerite. Horrible Henry B.F. Sc h lege I Grobert Rosalie and Arealist Marco the Magnificent The Clowns The Bluebird Girls Son of a Bee ' — Tra la! CAST STUDENT DIRECTORS Laura Wilson. Head Marla McDavid Penny Ratcliff Jeff Wilson LILI Lois Sherman PAUL Mark Pennell JACQUOT Tim Raymond MARCO Pat Tharp ROSALIE Dawn Bauer SCHLEGEL Stuart Moats GROBERT Roger Bishop WILHELM GLASS Brian Daniel ROUSTABOUTS Jeff Wilson Eddie Wilson Brian Daniel Bruce Fugitt Andy Buckenberger Kent Cook Rick Bennett Bill Izzard Mark Hill BLUEBIRD GIRLS Monica Dougherty Tammy Venard Jennifer Grube Leslie Gilson Jennii Amos Kelsey Banks Shellie Andrews Cathy Looker Kim Postle Tonja Smith CARN I A HAWKERS Debbie Allen Marla McDavid Dawn Conard Whitney Wasem SIAMESE TWINS Melissa Ratai Kim Middlestadt PRINCESS OLGA Mary Griffith GRETA Amy Brooks CLOWNS Cathy Hewett Susan Baluck Cheryl McNabb Ron Haegele Melinda McDavid Charles Archabald Mark Wilson CARD GIRL Crystal Napier TUMBLERS Lorna Thompson Kim Postle Cathy Looker Shellie Andrews Kelsey Banks GIRL WITH DOG Tina Phelps AREALIST Lorna Thompson STRONG MAN Brian Newkirk JUGGLERS Bill Izzard Andy Lynd Randy Crist John Compton GIRL WITH BEAR Patty Ward Liss Elstrom AUDIENCE VOLUNTEERS Charles Archabald Melissa Ratai Kim Middlestadt TWaPIECE BAND Marla McDavid Cathy Hewett (Row 1) Laura Wilson. Amy Brooks. Kim Middlestadt, Tammy Venard, Kim Postle, Peggy Zarley. Dawn Conard. Janice Ensign, Sandy McDonald. Lois Sherman. Cathy Hewett, Mary Griffith. Diana Drosos, Patty Ward. Tonja Smith; (Row 2) Lorna Thompson. Kelsey Banks. Tina Phelps. Brenda Callan, Marla McDavid, Liss Elstrom. Melinda McDavid, Jennifer Grube. Cathy Looker. Susan Baluck, Melissa Ratai, Jamie Mathews. Michelle Roberts; (Row 3) Theresa Miracle. Andy Buckenberger, Monica Dougherty. Dawn Bauer, Tim Raymond, Pat Tharp, Kevin Canfield. Roger Bishop, Stuart Moats. Mark Pennell. Jeff Wilson. Brian Daniel. Mark Hill, Bruce Fugitt, Rick Bennett. Eddie Wilson FOUR-YEAR CHOIR MEMBERS: Lois Sherman, Dawn Bauer, Susan Baluck, Laura Wilson, Stuart Moats, Tim Raymond YOUNG AMERICAN SOUND (Row 1) Tim Raymond, Jeff Wilson, Pat Tharp, Brian Daniel, Roger Bishop, Stuart Moats, Mark Pennell, Eddie Wilson, Andy Buckenberger; (Row 2) Patty Ward, Kim Postle, Tammy Venard, Lois Sherman, Penny Ratcliff, Monica Dougherty, Cathy Hewett, Jennifer Grube, Marla McDavid, Melinda McDavid, Kelsey Banks, Cathy Looker, Amy Brooks, Laura Wilson, Tonja Smith FOUR-YEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE (Young Ameri- can Sound): Lois Sherman, Stuart Moats, Laura Wilson VOCAL MUSIC PERFORMANCES September January Alexandria Methodist Heath Baptist Church Ohio Wesleyan Festival — Delaware October Talent Show February Croton Methodist Arts Festival Liberty Methodist Johnstown Presbyterian April All School Musical — CARNIVAL November Croton Methodist May Concord Liberty Baptist Spring Awards Concert Appleton Methodist Ensemble Tryouts St. Luke Episcopal Seniors Sing at Graduation December New Bethel Christian Union j Buckingham House in Newark ] Harmony Baptist ■ Christmas Concert Homer Festival OHIO WESLEYAN PARTICIPANTS: Laura Wilson, Tammy Venard, Kim Postle, Cathy Hewett (Alternate), Lois Sherman. Tonja Smith. Stuart Moats, Tim Raymond. Jeff Wilson, Marla McDavid, Roger Bishop, Mark Pennell, Eddie Wilson VIKING MALE ENSEMBLE TIM RAYMOND as David ROGER BISHOP, as Israelite PAT THARP, another Israelite JEFF WILSON as the Referee MARK PENNELL as King Saul EDDIE WILSON, a Philistine STUART MOATS as Goliath The group performed David and Goliath at many area churches to enthusiastic audiences. CHAMBER MAIDS CATHY HEWETT TONJA SMITH LOIS SHERMAN TAMMY VENARD KELSEY BANKS LAURA WILSON CATHY LOOKER JENNIFER GRUBE MARLA McDAVID The Chamber Maids performed the story of Shadrack, Meshach and Abednego and accompanied themselves with rhythm instru- ments. CHOIR OFFICERS TIM RAYMOND, Librarian LOIS SHERMAN, Head Librarian MARK PENNELL, Student Council LAURA WILSON, President PEGGY ZARLEY, Librarian MARLA McDAVID, Secy-Treas. JEFF WILSON, Vice President KELSEY BANKS, Librarian SENIORS Door 1: Liss Elstrom, Mark Hill Door 2: Lori Wells, Gib Grandstaff Door 3: Susan Baluck, Laura Wilson, Tim Raymond Door 4: Tesha Walker, Jeff Wilson, Mark Pennell Door 5: Jamie Mathews, Lois Sherman, Roger Bishop Door 6: Brian Daniel, Penny Ratcliff, Stuart Moats MARCHING BAND (Far left row — front to back) Cindy Burkholder, Flag Corps, Crystal Napier, Flag Corps, Lori Sturgis, Flag Corps, Michelle Bartley, Flag Corps; (Row 2) Mary Griffith, Majorette, Lisa Crist, Melinda McDavid, Diane Williams, Jean Mertens, Brad Porter, Terry Shadday, Jesse Lobdell, Mike Watt; (Row 3) Susan Bright, Debbie Allen, Rob Brown, Dawn Conard, Andy Luft; (Row 4) Becky Estel, Head Majorette, Patty Ward. Brenda Singleton, Joni Luft, Roger Bishop, Drenda Short, Marla McDavid, Francis Hetterscheidt; (Row 5) Jennifer Grube, Jennifer Coffey, Eric Adams, Jeff Butcher, Jay Helvoight; (Row 6) Whitney Wasem, Majorette, Alison West, Parry Edman, Ann Price, Tammy Venard, Melissa Ratai, Cathy Hewett, Kyle Rhodeback; (Row 7) Gina Estel, Flag Corps, Pam Jenkins, Flag Corps, Debby Woodgeard, Flag Corps, Teresa Holter, Flag Corps. CONCERT BAND (Row 1) Susan Bright, Lisa Crist, Debbie Allen, Jennifer Grube, Tammy Venard, Cindy Burkholder, Gina Estel, Pam Jenkins, Alison West, Melinda McDavid; (Row 2) Brenda Singleton, Mary Griffith, Becky Estel, Jeff Butcher, Roger Bishop, Ann Price, Dawn Conard, Diane Williams, Jean Mertens, Jennifer Coffey, Mike Watt, Joni Luft, Kim Postle, Rob Brown; (Row 3) Whitney Wasem, Cheryl McNabb, Cathy Hewett, Molly Malone, Dave Plentovich, Marla McDavid. Roger Bishop, Marla McDavid, Lisa Crist, Tammy Venard, Fran- cis Hetterscheidt, Brenda Singleton, Jeff Butcher, Melissa Ratai and Debbie Allen Top: Brenda Singleton, Becky Estel, Lori Sturgis, Lisa Crist, Joni Luft, Susan Bright, Rob Brown, Roger Bishop, Jess Lobdell and Terry Shadday FLAG CORPS Crystal Napier, Head Lori Sturgis Cindy Burkholder Debbie Woodgeard Michelle Bartley Teresa Holter Pam Jenkins Gina Estel MAJORETTES Becky Estel, Head Mary Griffith Whitney Wasem Dave Plentovich, Marla McDavid, Roger Bishop, Jeff Butcher, Jennifer Grube, Gina Estel, Lisa Crist, Francis Hetterscheidt, Andy Luft, Whitney Wasem, Dawn Conard, Jean Mertens, Joni Luft, Brenda Singleton, Anne Price, Mike Watt P E P BAND-AIDES — Jeff Wilson, Mark Pennell, Renata Rhodeback, Peggy Zarley, Jamie Dixon, Tim Raymond Jeff Butcher, Jennifer Grube, Tammy Venard, Brenda Singleton, Dawn Conard, Susan Bright, Lisa Crist, Anne Price, Mary Griffith, Eric Adams WHERE DO OUR COUNTRY ROADS RUN TO THAT HAVE NO END? THE ONES YOU RIDE AND GET LOST ON; THE ONES THAT TWIST AND BEND? WHERE DO THOSE COUNTRY ROADS END? PERHAPS JUST WHERE THEY START . . . IN COOL BLUE EVENINGS, MORNINGS GOLD INSIDE A DREAMING HEART R O Y A L T Y QUEEN SENIOR LISA BEAN has been named NORHIAN QUEEN from the 1982 Senior Class. Lisa has been active in sports for four years and is majoring in business education. She plans to become a professional model after graduation from Northridge. Lisa was voted the most photogenic senior in the Senior Class by the Alpha Zeta Fraternity at Ohio State University. This year's first runner up was AMY FRANCISCO; second runner up was LORI WELLS. KING SENIOR JOHN COMPTON has been chosen as our first NORHIAN KING by the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority at Ohio State University. John has majored in college preparatory courses at Northridge and has earned many letters and honors as an athlete in football, basketball and baseball. The first runner up for Norhian King was RICHARD SCOTT; the second runner up — BRIAN DANIEL. QUEEN SHELLIE % V 3r vL v v N. • • HOMECOMING 1981 COURT Rhonda Salyer, Sophomore Paige Crawford, Senior Lynn Zigo, Freshman Lori Wells, Senior Melinda Jackson Junior Shellie Andrews, Senior QUEEN 'S7 The queen was crowned, the crowd cheered, the band played and the Mighty Viking Football Team was victorious over Licking Heights at the 1981 Home- coming Game. PROM 1982 Queen Shelly is crowned by King Chris Senior Class President — Rob Brown Mr. H tells a joke while the band tunes The Court: Bill Izzard, Alan McClary Susan Bright, Lisa Crist Junior Class Vice President — Pat Tharp The evening began with a delicious meal. The Prom King and Queen were crowned and special words were dedi- cated to the seniors by the junior class officers — Marla McDavid. Pat Tharp. Brenda Callan and Bob Burton. Mr. Hollingsworth then provided us all with several minutes of entertainment. The band. CROSS TOWN TRAFFIC, provided a delight- ful evening of rock and country music. Couples danced until midnight proving that this was indeed one of the more successful Northridge Junior-Senior Proms. POEM TO THE SENIORS Another year goes passing by; Another Prom is here. To some this brings a joyous smile. To others, brings a tear. For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun; But now the path gets steeper and the climb is just begun. We’re very glad to know you. We'll miss you when you’ve gone. And to the Class of '82 We dedicate our Prom. — The Juniors SWEETHEART DANCE KING AND QUEEN (Front) Kathy Francisco. Karen Hammond. Amy Francisco — Queen. Leslie Gilson. Amy Ashbrook. Heidi Carr. (Back) Randy Crist. Rob Brown. Brian Newkirk — King, Andy Lynd, Mark Hogue. Gail Hatfield. (Front) Brenda Callan, Sandy Johnson, Jamie Matthews, Lisa Herkenroder, Crystal Napier, Cheryl Blake, Laura Tulloss, Lisa Mangus, Ginger Smith, Patty Collins, Tonja Smith; (Row 2) Kim Henson, Tammy Tiller, Diane Drosos, Kim Wilkinson, Sherry McVay, Melinda Evans, Mrs, King, Miss Foster; (Row 3) Liss Elstrom, Aletha Porter, Kris Grube, Lisa Rose, Daphne Heidtman, DalAnn Long, Cathy Hewett; (Back) Karen Shimp, Teresa Humphrey, Kim Potter, Christie Henslee, Vickie Rice, Jackie Staats, Cindy Gardner. (Front) Crystal, Laura, Cheryl; (Back) Cathy, Liss 106_______________________ Cathy, Patty, Tonja, Crystal, Cheryl Cathy Hewett Kim and Ginger (Front) (Back) Tonja Cathy Crystal Kim Cheryl Liss Patty Laura Crystal and Lisa (Front) Laura, Cheryl, Patty, Lisa, Crystal, Ginger, Lisa; (Back) Brenda, Sandy, Jamie, Tonja, Tammy o 00 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA (Front) Mr. Myers, Gail Hatfield, Ron Haegele, Randy Hatfield, Jeff Muncie, Mitch Carr, Heidi Carr; (Row 2) Jay Helvoight, Scott Siegel, Mark Hogue, Alan McClary, Ron Cox, Gib Grandstaff, Chuck Ward; (Row 3) Troy Mathews, Pat Mullins, Steve Johnson, Kevin Miller, Jessica Helvoight, Dan Moore, Andy Cramblit; (Row 4) Jeff Bishop, Alan Cornwell, Bill Linger, Steve Freeman, Mike Grube, Chris Tuggle, Missy Wiltsie, Teresa Humphrey, Jim Urban; (Row 5) Charlie King, Tom Holland, Dallas Williams, Windell Tiller, Dave Bishop, Trent Boudinot, Jon May; (Row 6) Pat Zipf, Carl Thompson, Eric Snyder, Mike Comisford, Wes Lowry, Dave Mackey, Rick Freese (Front) Steve, Ron, Mitch, Jessica; (Back) Bill, Alan, Roger, Steve, Windell (Front) Gail, Ron, Randy, Jeff, Mitch, Heidi; (Back) Alan, Mike, Ron, Jessica Pat, Chris Mark, Ron, Randy Randy, Mike, Mitch COUNCIL BOWL (Front I to r) Andy Lynd. Rob Brown, Tim Dahl. James Cantrell, Terry Shaddy (Back I to r) Mr. Dudgeon, Becky Estel, Amy Francisco. Karyl Thomas. Jennifer Grube, Susan Bright. Brenda Singleton. Mr. Cuson. SCIENCE CLUB (Front) Amie Sturgis. Dave Siegesmund — Treasurer. Brenda Singleton — Secre- tary, Tim Dahl — President. DalAnn Long — Vice President. Rob Brown. Mrs. Neudorfer (Row 2) Tim Raymond. Cry- stal Napier. Lori Sturgis. Andy Lynd. Mark Trainer. Terry Shadday, Mark Wil son. Karyl Thomas. Francis Hetter scheidt (Back) Kathy Brierly. Penny Rat cliff. Cheryl Blake, Steve Johnson. Paul Spray, Susan Bright. Joni Luft. Laura Tulloss. 110 OWA (Sitting) Brian Kean. Scott Goodman. Todd Ratai; (Kneel ing) Bill Pierson. Don Taylor. Craig Ratai. Russel Clapper, Dave Stygler; (Standing) Terry Henson. Cindy Dague, Chip Coffey. Mr. Beach. (Standing) Debbie Woodgeard, Mr. Warner. Marty Mullins. Gary LaRue; (Sitting) Jack Sizelove, Chris Muncie. A ■: (Front) Andy Lynd. Renata Rhodeback, Brenda Singleton. Cheryl Blake — Secretary. Alan McClary, Kathy Brierly — Vice President. Susan Bright. Laura Tulloss. Tim Dahl. Rob Brown — President. Stuart Moats. Mark Trainer. Dave Siegesmund. Terry Shadday. Jeff Butcher. James Cantrell — Treasurer. Tim Brininger. MATH CLUB 111 (Front) Renata Rhodeback, Amy Francisco, Brenda Singleton, Laura Wilson, Cheryl Blake, Kathy Francisco, DalAnn Long; (Row 2) Joni Luft, Laura Tulloss, Lisa Crist, Susan Bright, Kathy Brierly, Jeff Butcher, Randy Hatfield; (Standing) Terry Shadday, Brian Daniel, Dave Siegesmund, Rob Brown, Andy Lynd, Tim Dahl, Brian Newkirk, Stuart Moats, Tim Brininger, Pat Tharp EDITOR (NORHIAN SAGA) Monica Dougherty (Front) Jeff Wilson, Monica Dougherty, Mrs. LaValle; (Row 2) Marla McDa- vid, Rick Bennett, Mark Pennell, Becky Estel, Mike Pickens — Award Winner; (Row 3) Kent Cook, Peggy Zarley, Tim Raymond, Ann Price; (Back) Kim Postle, Amy Brooks, Crystal Napier Patty Collins, Cheryl Blake, Susan Bright, Mark Pennell, Marla McDavid, Jeff Wilson, Stuart Moats, Tim Raymond, Roger Bishop, Ed Wilson PHOTOGRAPHER (Row 1) Melissa McDaniel. Daphne Heidtman, Sandy Yoakam, Andy Lynd, Tim Dahl, Dave Siegesmund. Ron Cox, John Compton. Gary Congrove; (Row 2) Sandy McDonald. Kim Valley. Steve Schneider. Chad Elliott. DalAnn Long. Andy Luft, Scott Siegel. Brian Newkirk. Mark Hill; (Row 3) Teresa Muston. Crystal Napier. Kim Postle. Mark Hogue. R.G. Peterson. Todd Hastings. Brad Trainer. Tim Brininger, Pat Tharp. Brian Daniel; (Row 4) Lori Wells. Amy Ashbrook, Amie Sturgis. Mike Garrabrant, Amy Francisco. Kathy Francisco. Karyl Thomas. Randy Hatfield. Francis Hetterschedit. Andy Buckenberger, Tim Lehnert; (Row 5) Michelle McCormick. Becky Harris. Dawn Conard, Laura Tulloss, Lisa Crist. Mark Wilson. Heidi Carr. Angie Klein. Shellie Andrews Sherri Miracle, Roger Hunt, Aletha Porter, Andy Crambilt, ii4 Karen Shimp, Becky Sullivan, Jackie Walker — Advisor DalAnn Long Francis Hetterscheidt Randy Hatfield (■■■■Mr' ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP TEAM (Row 1) Kay Beem, Kelle Clark, Ann Bynum, Janice Budd, Heidi Carr; Amy Ashbrook, Amie Sturgis, Dal Ann Long; (Row 2) Ann Price. Kathy Brierly, Jennifer Grube, Sandy McDonald, Jessica Helvoight, Pam Jenkins, Kathy Francisco, Stephanie Dugan; (Row 3) Pat Tharp, Jeff Butcher, Francis Hetterscheidt, Randy Hatfield, Rob Brown, James Cantrell, Brian Daniel, Tim Raymond, Mark Hill, Terry Shadday, Doug Jenkins (Sitting) Susan Bright, Cheryl Blake, Brenda Singleton, Kathy Brierly, Laura Tulloss, Patty Collins; (Standing) Leslie Gilson, Kim Potter, Jennii Amos, Debbie Allen, Jennifer Grube, Tina Adams, Pam Holland, Melissa Ratai, Ann Price, Cathy Hewett RjJGRE Jeff Butcher Karyl Thomas i SPANISH CLUB (Front Row) Mr. Bolman, Advisor; Mark Wilson, Andy Lynd, Kelsey Banks. Susan Bright, Lisa Crist. Brenda Singleton, Cheryl Blake. (Row 2) Pam Jenkins, Jennifer Grube, Laura Tulloss, Angie Klein, Tonia Leas. Sandy Johnson, Greg Lindsey. (Row 3) Dennis Dietlin, Mark Hill, Lynn Zigo, Tim Dahl. Eric Adams. (Back Row) Ann Price, Dawn Conard. Janice Budd, Ann Bynum. Cindy Burkholder. Teresa Holter. FRENCH CLUB (Front Row) Mrs. Tom. Advisor; Rob Brown. Karyl Thomas. Kathy Brierly, Lori Wells, Francis Hetterscheidt. (Row 2) David Plentovich, Molly Malone, Melissa Ratai, Tonja Smith, Mary Jane Walpole, Penny Ratcliff. Karen Hammond, Lori Sturgis, Tim Raymond, Patty Collins, Tracy Green. (Row 3) Melanie Parmer. Cathy Looker. Brenda Irvin, Kim Valley. Vicky Rice. Kim Wilkinson. Tina Phelps, Teresa Miracle, Kris Grube. Becky Estel, Sydney Retherford, Becky Harris. (Row 4) Kim Potter. Jennii Amos. Ginger Smith, Kim Postle. Brian Daniel. Steve Schneider. Brad Porter. Kent Cook, Bob Long. (Row 5) Julie Mathers. Sheri Strout, Dave Beshuk, Mark Hill, Steve Johnson, Kevin Canfield. Bruce Geiger. Bob Burton, Mike Miller. Mike Wolf. (Back Row) Bobbi Haycraft, Drenda Short. Gail Hatfield. Rob Porter. Randy Crist. OFFICERS: Rob Brown, President; Karyl Thomas, Vice President; Francis Hetterscheidt, Secretary; Kathy Brierly, Treasurer. 116 DANCE CLUB Sheri Strout Karen Bishop Julie Mathers Bobbi Haycraft Susan Baluck Jennii Amos Kim Potter Lorna Thompson Lora Deckard Pam Sharrock Theresa Humphrey Cindy Gardner Ann Bynum Kim Postle Mrs. vonRaabe Ann Price Gail Hatfield Angie Klein Jessica Helvoigh Kent Cook Mark Hill Gib Grandstaff Lisa Crist Renata Rhodeback Jennifer Grube Mary Jane Walpole Penny Ratcliff Joni Luft Shelly Duffee Karen Hammond rAi i v.iuu (Front Row) Scott Goodman. Lisa Crist, Joni Luft. (Row 2) Robin Ostermeyer. Tammy Plott, Diane Garrabrant, Lisa Herkenroder. Me linda Jackson, Shelly Duffee, Karen Hammond, Renata Rhodeback, Susan Baluck. (Row 3) Mrs. vonRaabe, Advisor; Kay Beem, Cathy Looker, Kelsey Banks, Tammy Sesser. Dawn Fuller, Tonia Leas. Tammy Tiller, Liss Elstrom, Stephanie Dugan, Debby McVay. (Row 4) Ann Price, Peggy Zarley, Melinda Evans, Daphne Heidtman, Lorna Thompson, Pam Sharrock, Theresa Humphrey. Lora Deckard, Andy Luft, Don Arnett. (Row 5) Cindy Gardner, Michelle McCormick, Gib Grandstaff, Jennifer Nye, Mark Pennell. Kent Cook, Mark Hill, Shawn Duffee. 117 (Front Row) Lori Wells. Karen Hammond. Francis Hetterscheidt. Andy Lynd. Mitch Carr. Shellie Andrews. Laura Wilson; (Row 2) Paige Crawford. Rob Brown. Malinda Jackson. Tammy Sesser. Jamie Mathews. Jennifer Grube. Heidi Carr; (Back Row) Penny Ratcliff. Stuart Moats. Dalann Long. Karyl Thomas. John Compton. Gary Congrove. Terry Shadday, Mark Pennell. 118 JBRARY (Sitting) Marj Collins — Vice President. Tammy Sesser, Dawn Fuller. Kim Potter. Jennii Amos — Treasurer, Kent Cook. Karen Hammond (Standing) Lorna Thompson. Sandy Elkins — President, Kim Henson. Jamie Mathews, Donna Carpenter. Daphne Heidtman. Don Arnette. Vin- cent Sharrock. Tammy Tiller, Tim Raymond. 1 11 S-CLGB (Front) Mark Trainer. Chris Byrd, John Compton, Mark Wilson, Andy Lynd, Dave Siegesmund. Randy Knauff, Lisa Crist — Secretary, Kay Beem; (Row 2) Mark Pennell. Ron Cox. Bill Linger. DalAnn Long. Brian Newkirk — President. Mark Whitt, Amy Francisco. Karen Hammond, Brenda Singleton; (Row 3) Pat Tharp. Karen Williams. Crystal Napier, Lisa Herkenroder. Tim Dahl, Jeff Dingess. Rob Porter. Randy Hatfield. Dave Bishop; (Back) Heidi Carr. Angie Klein. Jessica Helvoight, Mitch Carr — Vice President. Mary Rogge — Treasurer, Kelsey Banks. Bev Nabil. Lisa Bean. Barb Drury. 119 Marla McDavid — President. Pat Tharp — Vice President. Rob Brown — President. Brenda Singleton — Vice President. Kathy Brierly — Treasurer. Brenda Callan — Secretary. Bob Burton — Treasurer. Ma Cheryl Blake — Secretary. John Compton and Penny Ratcliff — Student Council, linda Jackson — Student Council. Tige Napier — President. Debbie Newsome — Vice President. Amy Ashbrook — Secre Rhonda Salyer — President. Rita Salyer — Vice President. 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Target Field Clout PAA Ranges 18 Hole Archery Golf Course Open To The Public Camping Fishing Hiking Instructions )cc r. • s ec: sEoage’g CORNER (614) ')24-2V'� l 3 We«t Main Street Uexon.lriu, Ohio 4300' ,0 O o o rn oo o q ‘3 UBtiroo C-Boooa Compliments Of ACCURATE CUTTER AND TOOLS GRINDING, INC. 10280 Crouse-Willison Rd. Johnstown, Ohio 967-5475 Adam Golomb Johnstown Parts Co., Inc 333 W. Coshocton Street Johnstown, Ohio 43031 Phone 967-5916 FL°ty College St. O Alexandria, Ohio Phone: 924-6491 0vPN1AL 15 West NAPA Quality at bargain values. Corsages-Weddings Funerals Arrangements (Dried, Silk, Fresh) (Teleflora) MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FASHION ATTIRE Dt. J( Centre 11380 Johnstown-Utica Rd. 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Vernon Ohio 397-1048 THE CROTON BANK COMPANY “YOUR HOME OWNED BANK” (614) 893-2191 In Croton (614) 967-6500 In Johnstown NIGHT DEPOSITORY LOBBY DRIVE IN WINDOW DRIVE IN MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 8:30-4:00 8:30-4:00 8:30-4:00 8:30-4:00 8:30-7:00 •8:30-NOON 9:00-3:00 00-3:00 9:00-7:00 12:00 Congratulations Class Of “82” VALLEY BOWLING LANES AND THE STRIKE AND SPARE RESTAURANT AND PUB Twelve-Forty-Six N. 21st Street Newark, Ohio 43055 (614)-366-3520 hull’s JOHNSTOWN INSURANCE AGENCY SPORTING GOODS Your Locally Owned Licking County Sporting Goods Store Home Of The Northridge School Jackets Downtown Newark “On The Square” Phone 345-6140 Johnstown, Ohio (614) 9671010 141 wm wmm -r-wT fll - mo. (Th.-4tr pp Wo l 0 00r Wor .ndoc ■ haJ, — -0- ]frj JJ'-I j n -—-f-4-H j n—r we. rf£fjM ye - U0 - dtr 3H = u tll nt-0«r =3 = •«i -At tH : 'kH- rotitoc - AA ■ . Lr iLrt £fr f t I Dr. Jacob F. Froning, Superintendent John Hollingsworth, Principal Karl VanDeest, Vice Principal Bob's Barber Shop Coad Homestead Farm Cltica Florist Utica Hardware B.J.’s Drive-In Dr. Joseph Urdock, Jr. Coach House Restaurant Don Sullivan Joyce Poe Marthenia Prior Jackie Walker Dawn Foster Mike Dudgeon George Kucsma Tom Price Jane King Elise Tom Betty McCabe Ed Ziegler Kathleen LaValle Bill Shelly The Cooks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. and Mrs. F.M. Baluck Mr. and Mrs. John M. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Knauff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Nelson D. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duke Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lynd Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Siegesmund Mr. and Mrs. Gail E. Neighbarger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shadday Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Gilson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. 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Box 544 Johnstown, Ohio 43031 (614) 967-3322 Best Wishes Graduates Cunard’s Jewelry Gifts 120 EAST BROADWAY BOX 314 GRANVILLE, OHIO 43023 (614) 587-0247 146 BABB’S SOHIO 24 Hour AAA Service Wrecker Service South Main (J.S. 62 (Jtica, Ohio 892-3801 After 10 p.m. — 892-3421 BOZ HOGZ VILLAGE PIZZA Subs And Games 10 W. Main Street 924 4561 Carry Out Only Congratulations Seniors From BIRTCHER’S JEWELRY EOEINEALE MIIS antique dolls restored, all dolls repaired, costumes, lectures, craft demonstrations Kathleen LaValle, DD (Doctor of Dollology) PH: 625-6774 I Compliments Of ROSS-SHINABERRY INS. 15 South Park Place Croton, Ohio 614-893-2001 ‘Large Enough To Serve Your Needs, But Small Enough To Care’ BCJCKEMBERGER FARM SERVICE UTICA MILL SUPPLY International Harvester Farm Machinery, And Parts Rt. 62, (Jtica, Ohio 892 2831 Or 9654617 Mill St. Utica, Ohio Farmers Serving Farmers 892 2911 147 EMERSON FUNERAL HOME HOFF’S CARPET AND FGRN1TGRE STEAM CLEANING SERVICE Established In 1837 136 South Main Street Johnstown, Ohio Larry H. Hoff — Owner 38 South Main Street Johnstown, Ohio 967-2951 24 Hour Ambulance Service Congratulations Seniors BISHOP INSGRANCE AGENCY 967-6946 68 S. Main Street Johnstown, Ohio 967-0616 Bob Bishop Dick Scovell Congratulations To The Seniors Of “1981-1982” Compliments Of THE ALEXANDRIA SERVICE CLUB CROTON EGG FARM 11212 Croton Rd. Croton, Ohio 43013 (614) 893-4421 INSURANCE Bob Robinette CASEY’S STORE Office 892-3491 Residence 745-2506 Red White Food Stores HOOVLER’S SUPERMARKET INCORPORATED 42 S. Main Street Johnstown, Ohio Donald L. Hoovler, Owner Homer, Ohio 8923408 Good Luck Students TREXEL CAMERA AND PHOTO SERVICE Corner 3rd Church Newark, Ohio 43055 1-614-345-1490 Canon, Minolta, Kodak Polariod, Bell Howell, Vivitar. Kodak Processing YOUNG’S APOTHECARY Bob Young, R.PH. 127 E. Broadway Granville, Ohio 43023 587-0234 WANDA’S BEAUTY SALON 16 W. Pratt Street Johnstown, Ohio Monday 9AM-6PM Tuesday Through Friday 9 AM-8 PM Saturday 8 AM-3 PM Phone: 967-8946 150 Gordon Booher Real Estate And Insurance P.O. Box 203-90 S. High St. Croton, Ohio 43013 Phone: 893-3285 4 {0 y 'flawels TlancKj COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICES ei4 027.e«64 office 309 S. MAIN ST . BOX A2 FAT AS K ALA. OH 43062 614 067.001� 33 C COSHOCTON ST JOHNSTOWN. OH 43031 STANEARTS GULF SERVICE Congratulations 1982 Seniors Pataskala Banking Co. Box 303 Pataskala, Ohio 43062 Sun. 12-6 Mon. - Sat. 9-6 Wed. til 9 7 attcya ret 1886 JOHNSTOWN-UTICA RD. N.W. UTICA U. S RT 62 BETWEEN RTS. 661 657 PH. 892-2506 BAKING NEEDS DRIED FRUIT - NUTS CHOCOLATE HANDMADE CRAFTS CANDY MOLDS SPICES • CHEESE CROTON ELEVATOR, INC. 95 Smith Street Croton, Ohio 43013 Compliments Of WOODHAVEN FARMS Gaylon Larry Humphrey 967-8356 Congratulations Seniors From JOHNSTOWN LANES AND PIZZA 151 FIREBALL! FIREBALL! STEAM! STEAM! STEAM! P (J L L T O G E T H E R POLL TOGETHER TEAM! TEAM! DONKEY BALL GAME 152 CLASS FLIRTS