Northridge High School - Norhian Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

HIGH SCHOOL 1983 UNITED WE STAND School Spirit is developing one per- son’s pride into the school's. If we could take every single person’s pride, and join that altogether, we would have a large quantity of school spirit. It would be wonderful if everyone — including teachers — could join together and all be in favor of the same thing: The school spirit of Northridge High School. — Shelly VanFossen Freshman Cheerleader I think School Spirit is a feeling a person gets when he knows he has helped a team to victory. It is having pride in your school and being able to pick the team up when they are behind. You do not have to be a cheerleader to have school spirit. You just have to let the team know that you are behind them all the way. Whether it be with cheers, claps, or just being there, the team always appreciates it. — Diane Williams Sophomore Cheerleader Spirit Is . . . more than cheering and yelling for your team. It is supporting your classmates when they are losing as well as winning. School spirit is a feeling that your school is one of the best. It is defending your school when someone puts it down. Having spirit is having pride in your school. Trying and working together makes us all proud to say We are Vikings. — Kathy Francisco Senior Cheerleader DIVIDED WE FALL Spirit Is ... a feeling that binds together groups, encourages pride and earns a school its reputation. Spirit is when you walk down the hall on a Friday afternoon and can see everyone from cheerleaders to teachers decked out in the props of spirit day and in green-and-white. Spirit is when the electricity you feel building in the halls on a game day lingers on through a pep rally and into the game. Spirit is when a stranger walks into a gym on the evening of a basketball game to hear an ecstatic crowd cheering for a team that is behind by twenty points. Spirit is when there is as much support and interest in a musical function, girls basketball or volleyball game or a junior varsity football game as there is at a varsity football game. Spirit is when your cheerleaders have enough enthusiasm to lift up the crowd; and the crowd has enough respect to appreciate their efforts. Spirit is when, at age 15, I can attend a homecoming game and feel proud to stand up an sing the NHS Alma Mater. 3 — Kim Postle, Junior Cheerleader c Go Northridge Vikings Go you Vikings. Go! We rt on our way to victory For we always fight to win! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Go Northridge Vikings Go you Vikings Go! You do your best And well do the rest For a victory at NORTHRIDGE HIGH' NORTHRIDGE 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! DISTRICT OFFICE LOCAL SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Jacob F. Froning Charlotte Porter, Board Clerk Shirley Reed, Secretary Barbara Law, Assistant Clerk Barbara McDavid, Activities Clerk FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERINTENDENT ... Congratulations and best wishes for a most successful future to the Class of 1983. A world of promise awaits you who are willing to accept the challenge. Your learning has just begun, not just ended. Learning is a life long pilgrimage. It was our goal to develop in you the proper attitudes and skills need- ed to successfully complete this pilgrimage. Our best wishes are with you. — Dr. Jacob F. Froning NORTHRIDGE LOCAL BOARD MEMBERS (pictured above) Standing: John Warner. President: Dick Rogge. Seated: Judy Coe, Ray Hetterscheidt, Janet Everett (Retired). Not Pictured: Jack Debolt. 6 HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE Betty Hatfield. Secretary Bill Shelly. Guidance Counselor John Hollingsworth. Principal Lois Congrove, Attendance Study Hall OFFICE GIRLS — Brenda Callan, Diane Gar- rabrant, Lisa Herkenroder, Tammy Sesser, Dawn Fuller. Karen Kyle. Malinda Jackson. Karen Williams. Janice Ensign. Kelsey Banks. Kim Mertens, Carol Ross and Tonia Leas. It is with great pleasure that I congratulate the graduating class of 1983. Your class has a special meaning to me because I have been able to observe your high school beginning, your yearly progress and now your completion. We have shared many good times. You have shown great pride in Northridge, and as you leave may you continue to progress toward your life's goals. Be of service to others and your rewards will be innumerable. John Hollingsworth Principal 7 DEDICATION They call her the Sarge because of the time she spent in the Marines; but anyone who really knows Mrs. LaValle knows that, under the hard shell she displays, she is one of the most lovable, conscientious and dedicated teachers Northridge has had. She has taught English for seven years with a contagious en thusiasm that guides students to love Shakespeare and write with feeling. One of her many talents is art. Her creative hand made doll collection (shown above) has been displayed several times in the school showcase. The puppets in the above pictures were made by her specifically for use in CARNIVAL, the 1982 All-School Musical. For several years the school newspaper, THE SAGA, was advised by Mrs. LaValle and gave students news about their fellow students and their school. She coached volleyball when she first arrived at Nor- thridge, showing her versatility. For her many contributions to our high school, we dedicate this 1983 yearbook to MRS. KATHLEEN LaVALLE 8 ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE. AND ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN MERELY PLAYERS. — William Shakespeare SOCIAL STUDIES — HEALTH AND P.E. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND DRAFTING PAT SWICKARD Health Physical Education Basketball Coach GEORGE KUCSMA Industrial Arts Drafting ED ZIEGLER American History World Geography Football Track Coach ROBIN SMITH Industrial Arts Drafting Driver’s Education GEOFFREY CUSON American Government World History Current Events Contemporary United States Council Bowl Coach WHAT DO YOG DO WHEN YOU ARE AWAY FROM SCHOOL DURING SUMMER VACATION? Go to watch the Cleveland Indians and Columbus Clip- pers play. I also play softball and just basically lounge around. — Mr. Swickard I travel, fish, swim, paint the house, mow the lawn, walk dogs, sleep, eat, go boating, play tennis with Mr. Dudgeon — (he insists). — Mr. Ziegler I supplement my income, camp, travel to historical sites in Ohio, go hunting, fishing and boating, visit relatives, build furniture, shoot-build and repair guns, hike and love people and use things. — Mr. Smith Go to the Hartford Fair. — Mr. Kucsma 9 ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE ARTS WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE IF YOU HAD NOT BECOME A TEACHER? I already have been other things: newspaper reporter — editor, PR Secretary. I wanted to be a commercial ar- tist. — Mrs. LaValle I always wanted to be a teacher, ever since grade school. If I hadn't been able to be a teacher I think I would be working somewhere in service of the public. — Mrs. Higgins_______________________________________ I would have become another Julie Child. — Mrs. Tom I would have bought a franchise and opened up a dance studio, or perhaps I would have been a TV evangelist. — Mr. Bolman I would have been involved in something humanitarian; perhaps the peace corps. — Mrs. Gorman CONNIE HIGGINS Speech English 10 Debate Mass Media Creative Writing Basic Theater Cheerleading Advisor Drama Club Advisor KATHLEEN LaVALLE English 9 and 10 English Literature American Literature College Composition Journalism National Honor Society EULA GORMAN Librarian FTA Advisor LARRY BOLMAN English 10 Linguistics Bible Literature Short Stories Creative Writing Spanish Spanish Club Advisor ELISE TOM English 9 Poetry French French Club Advisor ART — MUSIC — BUSINESS JOYCE FRONING Vocal Music Typing Ml Shorthand Ml Office Practice Young American Sound Director Norhian Advisor PETER GRA88ELLI Marching Band Concert Band Junior High Music Pep Band Director MARTHENIA PRIOR Typing I General Business Consumer Economics Business Law Bookkeeping ANDREA von RAABE Art I Art II Art III Art IV Art Club Advisor WHAT HOBBIES OR OTHER INTERESTS DO YOG HAVE OUTSIDE SCHOOL? In the past, most of my outside time has been spent working as a legal or executive secretary. My attention is now focused on housekeeping, gardening, playing piano and just making my family happy. — Mrs. Froning I play in dance bands, drag race motorcycles, see good stage shows, concerts and operas as well as exploring the state on my street motorcycle. — Mr. Grasselli I spend all my time doing things with my little son, Philip. Being a mother is even more fun than being a teacher. Seeing his smiling face beaming back at me is the most worthwhile sight in the world. — Mrs. vonRaabe I enjoy my summers because I do not have to meet deadlines. I play tennis, crochet, hook rugs, embroider, sew and swim. I enjoy reading, playing the piano and playing cards during the school year. I also enjoy at- tending the activities in which my children participate. — Mrs. Prior SCIENCE AND MATH DON SULLIVAN Life Science Physical Science Athletic Director TOM PRICE Biology Anatomy and Physiology Environmental Science WANDA NEUDORFER Physical Science Chemistry Physics Life Science Science Club MIKE DUDGEON Algebra II Geometry Computer Senior Advanced Math Pre-College Math Math Club Council Bowl Coach BETTY McCABE Practical Math Algebra I General Math HOW CAN YOU, AS A TEACHER, GENERATE SCHOOL SPIRIT? I feel I can generate school spirit by participating in dress of special spirit days and taking part in special ac- tivities at pep rallies when asked. — Mrs. McCabe Remain as calm and peaceful as possible. — Mr. Dudgeon I can wear school colors on spirit days and show an in- terest in the games by attending on occasion and en- 12 courage pride among students to generate spirit. — Mrs. Neudorfer School spirit is generated by leadership. I have always believed that the best possible leadership displayed by teachers is leadership by example. If a teacher can en- thusiastically support his or her students in all endeavors of school life, then the teacher has led by example. Enthusiasm is like a contagious disease ... it can pass from one person to another. VIKING SPIRIT .. . CATCH IT! — Mr. Sullivan VOCATIONAL EDUCATION JANE KING Home Economics Child Development Family Living FHA HERO Advisor JACKIE WALKER Developmentally Handicapped DAWN LEE Advanced Foods Home Economics Family Living FHA HERO Advisor DAVE MYERS Vocational Agriculture 1.11,111, IV FFA Advisor CHUCK BEACH Occupational Work Experience OWE Club Football Track Coach JOE WARNER Occupational Work Activities OWA Club WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO BECOME A TEACHER? Because I'm too lazy to work and too scared to steal. — Mr. Beach I was always in trouble for talking in study hall. During my sophomore year the study hall teacher 'volunteered' me to help with a self-paced math pro- gram. As a result of this class, I developed an interest in working with students with learning problems. — Miss Walker I didn't decide to become a teacher, it just happened. — Mrs. King So I could have my summers off enabling me to go back to school. — Mr. Warner I enjoy motivating students to realize that learning is a lifelong process and adventure and seeing the smiles on their face when they reach this realization. — Mrs. Lee 13 OTHER IMPORTANT STAFF MEMBERS CUSTODIANS Olin Arthur (Retired) Claud Budd Jim Gastin District LD Tutor COOKS Wanda Lawson Cafe Supervisor Michelle McCormick Mary Garrabrant Marilyn Thompson Elsie Knauff Pat Garrabrant BUS DRIVERS Nancy Hayes Linda Archabald Joan Taylor Gloria Runyon Karen Warner Peggy Napier Jean Robbins Lois Buckenberger Linda Williams Margaret Bruce Bob Cramer Fred Boudinot Mechanic OFFICERS Randy Hatfield. President Crystal Napier. Vice President Malinda Jackson. Secretary Bob Burton. Treasurer Carol Ross. Student Council Mark Wilson. Student Council 15 KELSEY ALYNN BANKS Art Club 1.2. 3. 4; Library Club 1.2; Musical 1,2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 1; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 1; Choir 1.2.3. 4 MICHAEL W BARNETT DAVID R. BESHUK Band 1,2.4; French Club 1. 2. RICHARD LEE BENNETT Choir 1,2,3. 4; Musical 1.3. 4 JEFFERY WADE BISHOP KAREN SUE BISHOP Art Club 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Library Club 4; Spanish Club 2. 17 ROBERT DONALD BURTON FFA 1,2; French Club 3, 4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1.2; Track 1. 3; Football 4; Intramurals 1.2, 3. 4; Class Officer 3. 4. JEFFERY OWEN BUTCHER Band 1,2. 3. 4; Council Bowl 4; Math Club 3; Musical 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 Science Club 4. REX BRADLEY BUXTON Band 1; FFA 1.2; Student Council 1,2; Football 1, 2. BRENDA RENEE CALLAN FHA 1.2,3; FTA 2; Library Club 2; Musical 1.2. 3. 4; Student Council 2; Choir 2. 3; Class Officer 2. 3. KEVIN RANDALL CANFIELD French Club 3; Musical 2, 3. 4; Football 1.2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 4; Choir 1.2.3. 4. JAMES MITCHEL CARR FFA 1.2,3, 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Football 1.2.3. 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 2. 3. 4 18 GARY L. CHAFIN ALAN E. CORNWELL Art Club 3. 4; FFA 1.2,3; Library Club 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 3; Choir 1. RICHARD COX Spanish Club 1.2, 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3. 4; Golf 1.2. 3. 4; Intramurals 3. 4. RANDY EUGENE CRIST French Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts 3; Musical 3; Basketball 1.2, 3. 4; Baseball 1.2. 3.4; Golf 1,2,3. 4 JEFFERY ALAN DINGESS Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4; Intramurals 2. 3. 4. MONICA LESLEY DOUGHERTY Drama Club 3, 4; Saga 3; Library Club 1. 2; Musical 1. 2, 3. 4; Norhian 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; Choir 1.2.3, 4; Class Officer 1. 19 SANDRA LEE ELKINS FHA 1.2. 3; FTA 1.2; Library Club 1.2, 3. 4; Choir 1,2,3. JANICE ANNE ENSIGN Flag Corps 1,2; Musical 1; Choir 1, 2, 3. MELINDA SCJE EVANS Art Club 2. 3. 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4. KATHLEEN MARIE FRANCISCO Council Bowl 4; Math Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Track 1, 2; Cheerleader 1.2, 3, 4. STEVE FREEMAN FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Industrial Arts 1.2, 3; OWE 4; Track 4. BRUCE KELLY FUGITT Art Club 4; Band 1; Drama Club 4; Industrial Arts 1,2; Musical 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Choir 3. 4. 20 DAWN RENEE FULLER Art Club 3. 4; Library Club 3. 4; Student Council 4. DIANE KAY GARRABRANT Art Club 3; Band 1,2; FHA 1.2. 3.4; Track 2. 3. 4 BRUCE ALAN GEIGER MICHAEL WAYNE GRUBE SHEILA KAY GRUESER FHA 1,2.3; FT A 1; Library Club 4. MALINDA KAY HAMMOND Art Club 3. 4; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3; FHA 1; French Club 3; FTA 3. 4; Library Club 4; Musical 1.2, 3; Student Council 3; Track 1; Choir 1.2.4. 21 RANDY LYNN HATFIELD FFA 1,2.3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Football 1,2,3. 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 4. LISA DEONA HERKENRODER Art Club 3; Flag Corps 2; FHA 1,2, 3.4; Musical 1,4; Track 1, 2,3. 4. FRANCIS KENNETH HETTERSCHEIDT Band 1,2, 3, 4; Council Bowl 4; Drama Club 1; Franch Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3. 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3. 4; Choir 1; Class Officer 1. W. SCOTT HUTCHINSON MALINDA MARIE JACKSON Art Club 3. 4; Student Council 3; Track 2; Class Officer 3, 4. DOUGLAS D. JENKINS Band 1; Council Bowl 4; Spanish Club 1. 22 STEVEN P JOHNSON ANDREW W JOHNSTON ANGELA LEIGH KLEIN Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3; Track 1; Cheerleader 1, 2; Class Officer 1. 2, 3. KAREN KAY KYLE Art Club 3. 4; Band 1; FT A 3; Basketball 2, 4; Track 2. TONIA SUE LEAS Art Club 3. 4; Band 1; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Track 1. TIMOTHY P. LEHNERT Art Club 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1,3. 4; Intramurals 2. 24 25 BILLY E. LINGER DALANN LONG JEFFREY C. MARCUM KIMBERLY ANN MATTES MARLA KAE MCDAVID Band 1,2.3, 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Musical 1,2. 3. 4; Norhian 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2, 3.4; Class Officer 3. DEBORAH SUE MCVAY 26 KIMBERLY ANN MERTENS DAN T MOORE CRYSTAL LYNNETTE NAPIER Flag Corps 1.2. 3. 4; Drama Club 2, 3. 4; FHA 1.2, 3.4; Library Club 4; Musical 1.2. 3; Science Club 3. 4; Student Council 2, 4; Saga 1.3; Track 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 2. 4. ROBIN GAIL OSTERMEYER Art Club 3. 4; Band 1. TAMMY SUE PLOTT Art Club 2. 3. 4; Musical 1; Choir 1. ROBERT T. PORTER 27 CAROL JUNE ROSS Art Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3. 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2, 4. DONNA JUNE SCOTT Library Club 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1. TAMARA SUE SESSER Art Club 3. 4; Library Club 3; Student Council 3; Volleyball 2. 3; Cheerleader 1. KAREN SUE SHIMP 28 DRENDA LYNN SHORT Band 1.2. 3.4; French Club 3; FTA 4; Library Club 3. 4; Math Club 4; Musical 4; OWA 1; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 3; Track 1.3; Volleyball 1.3; Intramurals 1; Choir 4. ERIC A SNYDER PAUL V SPRAY AMY ELIZABETH STURGIS Drama Club 3. 4; FHA 1.2; Library Club 4; Musical 1; Science Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Choir 1,2. DONALD EUGENE TAYLOR RHONDA KATHLEEN TAYLOR 29 PATRICK DAVID THARP Art Club 4; Drama Club 2, 3. 4; Math Club 4; Musical 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Norhian 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 1,3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3. KARYL LYN THOMAS MARK WEBB Student Council 2; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 4. BRENDA LEE URBAN OWE 1. A THOUGHT FOR THE SENIORS: Through this toilsome world, alas! Once and only once I pass; If a kindness I may show, If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man, Let me do it while I can. No delay, for it is plain I SHALL NOT PASS THIS WAY AGAIN. — Unknown NOT PICTURED STEVE K. BALUCK KELLY ARLENE COLLINS MONICA L. COLLINS TERRY LEE HENSON ROD A. HCIHN TROY ALLEN MATHEWS BRIAN T. MEYERS DONNA BETH MILLER STEVE MINOR MAURICE ALLEN PRICE VERNON LEE SLASOR II LISA THOMPSON JOHN G. WALKER II GREG J. WILLIAMS JODI LYNN WILSON ANTONIO ANGUITA CHERYL MARIE LARUE BETH ANN SPEARS SHORT KAREN TERESA WILLIAMS Band 1,2; Library Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4. MARK HENRY WILSON PEGGY LOU ZARLEY Art Club 1.3.4; Drama Club 3. 4; Saga 3; Musical 1.2. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Choir 1.2. 3. 4. Dougherty, Sandy Elkins, Janice Ensign, Melinda Evans, Kathy Francisco, Steve Freeman, Bruce Fugitt, Dawn Fuller, Diane Garrabrant, Bruce Geiger,Mike Grube, 5 c Miller, Steve Minor, Dan Moore, Crystal Napier, Robin Ostermeyer, Tammy Plott, Rob Porter, Alan Price, Todd Ratai, Monica Revercomb, Carol Ross, Donna Scotty CO ? t? AaiJBZ A66� 'uos|! y yiew ‘uos|! y (pop ‘suiB|||! y ubjb ‘suue!||!A BajQ ‘UBqjp BPU3J9 ‘qqB Y HJBW ‘J3 IIBM uqop ‘uosdtuoqi nsr| 'sBiuoqi |Ajbm 'djBqi ‘c j] uuy |bq 'ja6ur| Aina ‘}jauqax lujj. ‘SBaq Bmox a|A uajB ‘upiyj a|6uv ‘uoisuqop Apuy ‘uosuqop aAa� s ‘su uap Bnoa ‘uosjpBp BPU||Bvy ‘uosuiipwH � °3S u ujAa� ‘ub||b Bpuarg ‘uoixng xay ‘jaqoing yap uo}jng qog ‘doqsig uajB j ‘doqsig yap ‘uauuag pia jnqsag baeq 'yauJBg a (!vy ‘s uBg Aas|ayj ‘ pn|eg aAajg Gail Hatfield. Secretary Angie Klein. Treasurer Missy Newkirk, Student Council Kim Postle. Student Council 33 Tony Anguita Don Arnett Kay Beem Ken Bennett Dave Bishop Jeff Blakeman Trent Boudinot Amy Brooks Janice Budd Gloria Burch Tammy Burton Ann Bynum Heidi Carr Bryan Caudill Mike Comisford Tom Comisford Kent Cook Lisa Cottrell Diana Drosos Gina Estel 34 JUNIORS | Randy Gantt Jodi Gastin Mary Griffith Max Hannson Gail Hatfield Daphne Heidtman Jessica Helvoight Marjorie Higgins Pam Holland Greg Houck Brenda Irvin Terri Kent Benny Lewis Greg Lindsey Bob Long Cathy Looker Lisa Looker Jon May Kim Middlestadt Terry Muncie 35 JUNIORS Missy Newkirk Melanie Parmer John Pfister Tina Phelps Mike Pickens Sherry Piper Kim Postle Kim Potter Tonya Poulton Bobbi Jo Powelson Ann Price Melissa Ratai Rhonda Salyer Rita Salyer Will Seymour Vincent Sharrock Tonja Smith Roger Tharp Linda Thompson Lorna Thompson JUNIORS Kim Valley Tammy Venard Charles Wagner Mary Jane Walpole Patty Ward Whitney Wasem Mike Watt Alison West Chris White Dallas Williams Jim Williams Ed Wilson Mike Wolfe Tom Zigo 37 Charles Archabald Tammy Brown Lori Deckard Bart Drumm Sue Freed Rick Freese Steve Hammond Bobbie Haycraft Billy Hayes Christy Henslee 38 LICKING COUNTY JOINT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL NORTHRIDGE JUNIORS Other situations, apparently better, wouldn’t have given me what this did. Everything was so different! It wasn’t anything similar to what I was used to, so it was just difficult to keep up with all the new things. I would re-do many of these if I had the opportunity. Finally, I would invite any of you to join an overseas program, because it could be one of the most impor- tant years of your life. If you happen to have an ex- change student next year at Northridge, keep in mind that we have a different background and it’s hard to adjust. I’d like to thank also the very good faculty of the school for their support. Thank you! The only way to show my appreciation is to say, You’ve got a friend in Spain.” — Antonio Anguita Ruiz Antonio Anguita, “Tony” was an exchange stu- dent from Madrid, Spain, sponsored by The Anderson Family (Karyl Thomas). We were privileged to have him attend our school during the 1982-1983 school year. The following is a thank you written by him to Northridge: TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF NHS: It would be long and probably boring to explain how thankful I am for the opportunity I have had in coming to the U.S.A. and especially to this school. This experience served to confirm ideas and goals, get a wider knowledge of myself and the world, and I could continue on and on and on. OFFICERS Tod Hastings. President Molly Malone. Vice President Becky Harris. Secretary Diane Williams. Treasurer Dawn Conard, Student Council Sandy Yoakam. Student Council 41 OPHOMORES Eric Adams Debbie Allen Larry Andrix Joe Arnett Amy Ashbrook Matt Ashbrook Jeff Barnaby Michelle Bartley Josh Boudinot Andy Buckenberger Jenny Bucklew Cindy Burkholder Charles Chafin Jenny Coffey Dawn Conard Gary Congrove Christine Corney Rob Cox Dan Dietlin Phil Dill Mark Donahey Wendy Downey Shawn Duffee Parry Edman Chad Elliott Mike Esty Tom Evans 42 SOPHOMORES Mike Garrabrant Becky Green Tracy Green Jennifer Grube Kris Grube Melanie Hall Becky Harris Tod Hastings Roger Hayes Jay Helvoight Kim Henson Cathy Hewett Mark Hogue Teresa Holter Tyrone Horn Roger Hunt Jenny Jackson Pam Jenkins Jack Johnson Brent Johnston Doug Keener David Krempel Wayne Lamp Gary LaRue Denise Logue Andy Luft Dave Mackie 43 OPHOMORES Molly Malone Michelle McCormick Melissa McDaniel Melinda McDavid Sandra McDonald Sherry McVay Jean Mertens Lisa Messer Kevin Miller Mike Miller Sherri Miracle Theresa Miracle Pat Mullins Chris Muncie Teresa Muston Tige Napier Debbie Newsome Eddie Nielson Jennifer Nye Carla Pantz David Plentovich Aletha Porter Shelly Poulton Jay Ramsey Scott Ray Kyle Rhodeback Michelle Roberts 44 SOPHOMORES Brian Rose Lisa Rose Steve Schneider Earley Seymour Alvin Shaffer Jim Sharrock Scott Siegel Sherrie Strout Darryl Thompson Kerry Thompson Karen Toomey Brad Trainer Chris Tuggle Joanna Whitt Diane Williams Kurt Williams Debbie Woodgeard Sandy Yoakam Amy Zarley Lynn Zigo Steady Eddie is ready! Smith’s Rowdies Macho. Macho Man Non-Conformity Smooth Talker UNDERCLASSMEN DOING THEIR THING OFFICERS Mike Hat Held, President Joe Bauer, Vice President Shelly VanFossen, Secretary Brad Newkirk, Treasurer Jodi Ramsey, Student council Mike McCormick, Student Council 47 FRESHMEN Laura Andrix Tracy Ankrom Leanna Baker Keitha Bash Joe Bauer Steve Beshuk Ronda Bishop Dixie Brown Mike Carter Gale Cashdollar Valentine Chapman Laura Comisford Jeff Cornwell Brian Daniels Traci Davison Chris Deckard Tonya Deeter David Dixon Beccie Downey Charles Elkins Leona Elkins Chris Ferguson Tina Fown Michael Gardner Jim Gaston Wendy Geho Rick Gilson Theresa Golomb Thomas Grube Darlene Haegele Hank Hale Roger Harmon Mike Hatfield Angela Helterbran Ted Helvoight FRESHMEN Teri Hill Cheryl Hogue Steve Jackson Tammi Johnson Kristan Kissell Craig Kosnich Eddie Lambert Todd Leas Donnetta Letchner Carrie Lloyd Dianna Looker Bobby Lower Kathy Martin Margaret McClary Michael McCormick Bradford McDaniel Melisa McKinley Chuck McNabb Debra Miller John Morris Jim Muncie Steve Muston Michelle Myers Brad Newkirk Tabatha Nichols Cheri Noble Jeffrey Piper Shelly Plante Daniel Plott Sharlene Plott Jodi Ramsey Kelly Rhodeback Matt Rice Scott Rivera Tracey Roat 49 FRESHMEN Trent Robbins Brian Rose Jon Scott Wendy Sesser Tim Seymour Joyce Smith Naomi Smith Harry Sowers Jeff T rainer Doug VanFossen Shelly VanFossen Willie Vess Ronnie Wagner John Ward Jeri West Kim Whitehead Iris Whyde Don Wilkinson Melissa Willard Steve Williams Wendy Wilson Sherri Wittman 51 THE START OF 1 Ahh, those 2 adays 2 It s all in the stance 3 Senior Council 4 Here come the troops! 5 Mom said I'd have days like this 6 No fair! He's too tall! 7 Practice makes perfect 8 You can't have them, Marla 9 Mighty Muston 2 52 ANOTHER GREA T YEAR 53 Rob Porter. Brad Newkirk. Bruce Geiger. Brian Caudill. Gary Congrove. Mike Wolf. Ted Helvoight. Paul Spray. Bob Burton. Jeff Cornwell. Dave Bishop. Brad Trainer. Mitch Carr. Kevin Canfield. Gail Hatfield. Mark Wilson. Jeff Dingess. Jeff Marcum. Randy Hatfield. Alan Cornwell. Mark Webb. Eric Snyder. Randy Gantt. Steve Schneider. Chad Elliott. Mark Hogue. Jim Sharrock. Roger Hayes. Mike Garrabrant. Matt Ashbrook. Mike Miller. Scott Siegel. Dave Krempel. J. D. Ramsey. Pat Mullins. John Scott. Steve Jackson. Mike Esty. Jeff Blakeman. Josh Boudinot. Trent Rok bins. Dallas Williams, Jon May, Doug VanFossen. Mike Hatfield. Trent Boudinot. Roger Tharp. V I K I N G S P I R I T C A T C H I T Mitch Carr. Kevin Canfield, Mark Wilson. Randy Hatfield. Paul Spray. Jeff Dingess. Mark Webb. Rob Porter, Bob Burton, Alan Cornwell, Jeff Marcum, Eric Snyder, Bruce Geiger 54 VIVIHCS IT1KINC5 VIKINGS IKltlGS vikings VIKINGS mms 1 Mitch Carr. Gail Hatfield. Trent Boudinot, Jeff Marcum. Alan Cornwell. Mike Wolfe. Brian Caudill. Dave Bishop. Mark Webb. Eric Snyder. Kevin Canfield. Mark Wilson. Randy Hatfield. Jeff Dingess. 2 COACHES — Chuck Beach. Head; Ron Stemen. Lynn March. Brian Beatty. Ed Ziegler 1982 FOOTBALL AWARDS 8 Mark Wilson: Co-Captain, Best Offensive Player. 2nd Team All LCL, 1st Team All District. Special Mention All State 22 Mark Webb: Co-Winner Coaches Award 64 Jeff Dingess: Co-Captain. Best Defensive Player. 1st Team All LCL. 1st Team All District. Special Mention All State 30 Trent Boudinot: 1 st Team All LCL 4 Eric Snyder: 1st Team All LCL 90 Mitch Carr: Viking Award 62 Kevin Canfield: 2nd Team All LCL. Co-Winner Coaches Award 77 Jeff Marcum: Honorable Mention All LCL 51 Randy Hatfield: Honorable Mention All LCL 55 Cathy Looker. Shelly Poulton, Sherri Strout, Jenny Jackson. Michelle Myers. Tonya Poulton, Pam Holland. Sandy Yoakam, Kelsey Banks. Cheryl Hogue, Wendy Sesser, Coach Bob King, Kris Grube, Diana Drosos, Kim Whitehead. Tabby Nichols. Melissa McDaniels. Sherry Piper, Teresa Muston. Lisa Looker. V O L L E Y B A L L Michelle Myers. Wendy Sesser. Lisa Looker. Jenny Jackson. Kim Whitehead. Cheryl Hogue. Kris Grube. Tabby Nichols ’82-’83 56 Sherri Strout. Sandy Yoakam, Teresa Muston. Tonya Poulton, Cathy Looker, Shelly Poulton, Melissa McDaniel, Sherry Piper V A R S I T Y Theresa Miracle. Michelle Roberts. Teresa Galomb and Darlene CAPTAINS Haegele s T A T s Tonja, Cathy, and Sherry Cathy Looker All-County Volleyball Team 57 GOLF TEAM Tom Comisford, Rick Cox, Randy Crist. Jim Williams. Joe Bauer. Dan Dietlin. Tracy Ankrom, Tod Hastings. Mr. Shel- ly, Coach Coach Bill Shelly 58 On a cool, misty evening in September, Northridge Homecoming activities began with the introduction of a most attractive court: Freshman Shellie VanFossen — Escort Mike Hatfield; Sophomore San- dy Yoakam — Escort Gary Congrove; Junior Heidi Carr — Escort Gail Hatfield; Seniors Crystal Napier — Escort Bob Burton; Malinda Jackson — Escort Alan Cornwell; Karen Kyle — Escort Mark Wilson; and Carol Ross — Escort Ran- dy Hatfield. Each couple arrived by Corvette at the front of the stands full of anxious football fans. A hush fell over the crowd as the announcer proclaimed pretty dark-eyed CAROL ROSS as the 1982 Homecoming Queen. H30COO NORTHRIDGE VS. GRANVILLE 13-0 Homecoming Victory! Friday Night, September 24, 1982 , U|E ACE5 The Mighty Vikings, led by Coach Beach, smashed the Blue Aces with a thrilling homecoming victory!! HARD TO SAY I’M SORRY Homecoming Dance — Skokie Valley Band Saturday Night, September 25, 1982 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING SQUAD Freshman Captain Tracy Roat Junior Varsity Captain Amy Ashbrook JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN Sandy McDonald. Kim Postle, Melissa Ratai. Becky Harris, Diane Williams. Amy Ashbrook. Tina Fawn. Tracy Roat. Gale Cashdollar. Carrie Lloyd. Wendy Geho. Shellie Van Fossen. 65 NHS MARCHING BAND PARADES Millersport Corn Festival Circleville Pumpkin Festival Columbus Secret Santa Parade — Christmas Parade Gail Hatfield. Jeff Marcum. Greg Lindsey. Greg Houck. Tim Lehnert, Tod Hastings. Mark Wilson. Eric Snyder. Jeff Blakeman. MANAGER: Kevin Miller Roger Hayes. Mike Garrabrant. Tige Napier. Scott Siegel. Dan Dietline. Jay D. Ramsey. Chad Elliot. Chris Tuggle. Brad Trainer, Josh Boudinot, Gary Congrove. Matt Rice. Jon Scott. Joe Bauer. Doug VanFossen. Jeff Piper. Brad Newkirk. Trent Robbins. Steve Muston. Jim Muncie. 68 LADY VIKES STATS: Anne Price. Michelle Roberts. Kris Grube. SENIOR: Karen Kyle All Star Team Lisa Looker. Debbie Newsome. Sherry Piper. Shelly Poulton. Pam Holland, Jenny Jackson. Sherry Strout, Karen Kyle. Tonya Poulton. Cathy Muncie. Dianna Looker. Kristen Kissel. Michelle Myers, Melissa McKinley, Cheryl Mogue. Micnelle McCormick. Leona Elkins, Jennifer Nye, Wendy Sessen, Laura Comisford, Tabby Nichols. 70 Karyl. Heidi. Melanie. Amie, Kathy. DalAnn. — VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SENIORS c« 73 m m x n A SWEETHEART DANCE 1983 QOJEEN: KELSEY BANKS KING: RANDY CRIST OTHER SENIOR ATTENDANTS Kathy Francisco Kim Mattes Janice Ensign DalAnn Long Mitch Carr Randy Hatfield Jeff Butcher Bob Burton JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Kim Valley and Mike Wolf SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Jenny Bucklew and Tod Hastings FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Carrie Lloyd and Doug VanFossen t Babbs wants a favor! Waiting to propose The charade begins Father and Son MEET THE STARS OF • • Marla McDavid Bruce Fugitt Ed Wilson Tonja Smith Karyl Thomas Brassett Whoops! Huh? Ann Bynum Debbie Allen Kent Cook Pat Tharp Andy Buckenberger SCHOOL DAZE 76 Arts Festival Musical Prom Graduation H X W Jeff Blakeman, Tom Comisford. John Scott, Chad Elliott, Gary Congrove, Josh Boudinot, Tracy Ankrom, Will Seymour. Roger Tharp. Rick Cox, Mike Garrabrant. Roger Hayes. Dave Bishop. Randy Crist, Eric Snyder, Scott Siegel. Coach Swickard. Kevin Canfield Paul Spray Rob Porter Bruce Geiger Alan Cornwell Pat Tharp Jeff Dingess Mitch Carr Mark Wilson Francis Hetterscheidt Kevin Canfield. Greg Lindsey. Brian Caudill. Alan Cornwell. Dallas Williams. Paul Spray. Doug VanFossen. Pat Tharp, Steve Schneider. Rob Porter. Mark Wilson. Pat Mullins. Bruce Geiger. Ed Wilson. Jim Sharrock. Francis Hetterscheidt. Trent Boudinot, Jon May. Jeff Dingess. Chris Tuggle. Dave Krempel, Mitch Carr, Coach Beach Melissa Ratai Kim Middlestadt Janice Budd Tammy Venard Kris Grube 80 Pictures of the Gang in Action! Teri Hill, Charlene Plott, Tina Fawn, Shelly VanFossen, Kristen Kissell, Cheryl Hogue, Theresa Muston, Shelly Poulton, Jessica Helvoight, Tonya Poulton, Diane Williams, Michelle McCormick, Jennifer Nye, Sherry Strout, Melissa McDaniel, Mary Jane Walpole, Kim Postle, Karen Williams, Kelsey Banks, Diane Garrabrant, Lisa Herkenroder, Karyl Thomas. s Karen Williams, Kelsey Banks, Lisa Herkenroder, Diane Garrabrant, Karyl Thomas. FESTIVAL 1983 Singing started the music: “John Lennon, In Memoriam” “BricusseG Newley On Broadway” “A Tribute to Louis Armstrong ’ “Hoagy Carmichael: A Choral Portrait” md the Band played on: “Fantasia Espanol Fame ’ “Invicta IN (j | «r ART CLUB Andrea VonRaabe. Advisor V� Hello Young Lovers THE KING AND I Amy Brooks as Anna Peter Grasselli as the King Jennifer Grube as Lady Thiang Scott Rivera as Prince Chululongkorn Tonja Smith as Tuptim Rick Bennett as Lun Tha Kim Postle as Louis Kent Cook as the Kralahome Chuck McNabb as Captain Orton Andy Buckenberger as Sir Edward Tom Grube as Phra Alack Craig Kosnich as the Interpreter Student Directors: Monica Dougherty, Costumes Marla McDavid, Choreographer Pat Tharp, Stage Manager Brenda Callan, Advertising Kelsey Banks, Props A Puzzlement Royal Chorus Tuptim (Narrator) Royal Dancers Little Eva. Topsy and Uncle Thomas THE SMALL HOUSE OF UNCLE THOMAS Anna, Louis and Captain Orton Anna getting acquainted THE SIAMESE CHILDREN AND ANNA Getting to Know You The Schoolroom Scene We love our school song. I like you very much. Lady Thiang and Anna with the wives. Anna, please do not leave! 1983 ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL THE KING AND I A letter from a dying king. Anna and Sir Edward Father and Son The polka is done like this. The date was April 29th; the place was the Stoney Creek Country Club. Although it was a little soggy outside, it didn't dampen our spirits. The band was Crosstown Traffic for a second year because everyone enjoyed them so much. We were served an excellent dinner after which the Prom Court was introduced and received flowers. Vernon Slasor was named King and Karyl Thomas was crowned Queen. We danced and took pictures of each other. We didn't have an after prom activity, but we all made our own. It was truly a night to remember. King Vernon Slasor Queen Karyl Thomas THE COURT: QUEEN — KARYL THOMAS KING — VERNON SLASOR ATTENDANTS — MARLA McDAVID ALAN CORNWELL MONICA DOUGHERTY MITCH CARR 90 We had tonight Who needs tomorrow Let's make the memories last Let’s find a way. CLASS OF 1 9 8 3 GRADUATION MAY 29 2:00 VALEDICTORIAN Kathy Francisco SALUTATORI AN Randy Hatfield ANXIOUS GRADUATES MY WISH FOR YOU I wish you the sunshine of springtime, I wish you a song's sweet refrain; All the best things that life has to offer, I wish you till we meet again. I wish you the soft winds of summer, I wish you the ripple of rain. All the best things that life has to offer I wish you till we meet again. Dreams that come true for you, Skies ever blue for you, A friend that is yours alone; Sun that will shine for you. All that is fine for you, And a love of your own. I wish you the wonder of winter, And days that are golden as grain; All the best things that life has to offer I wish you till we meet again! Intramurals Stats FHA FFA OWE OWA Choir Band Student Council Horhian Science Drama Thespians National Honor Society Spanish French Class OfFicers Camp Enterprise Industrial Arts Art FTA Librarians Boys’ State Cirls' State Academic Scholarship Team 95 DALLAS'S COWBOYS — Wes Lowry, Steve DINGESS DELINQUENTS — Rob Porter, Paul Spray, Jeff Dingess, Schneider, Dallas Williams, Carl Thompson, Hank Mitch Carr, Chris Muncie, Mike Miller, Ted Helvoight. Hale, Jon May, Daryl Thompson. BURTON'S BOMBERS Bob Burton Bruce Fugitt Chris Muncie Mike Miller Rick Cox Scott Ray Jay Helvoight 96 THARP'S THRASHERS Dave Bishop Eddie Wilson Pat Tharp Roger Harmon Randy Hatfield Tom Grube Alvin Shaffer Andy Luft KEVIN'S MEAN MACHINE Dave Mackie Bruce Geiger Kevin Canfield Francis Hetterscheidt Randy Gantt Terry Muncie Andy Buckenberger Tyrone Horn Harry Sowers WALKER'S WARRIORS — Mike Grube, John Walker, Will Seymour. 97 F H A H E R O Daphne Heidtman. Cathy Hewett, Crystal Napier. Melinda Evans. Tonja Smith. Diane Garrabrant. Lisa Herkenroder. DalAnn Long, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. King. Diana Drosos, Tina Phelps. Shelly Poulton, Sherri Strout. Kris Grube, Joyce Smith. OFFICERS President — Crystal Napier Vice President — Program — Tonja Smith Vice President — Award of Merit — Cathy Hewett Vice President — Degrees — Lisa Herkenroder Secretary — DalAnn Long Treasurer — Diane Garrabrant Historian — Malinda Evans Chaplain — Joyce Smith Newspaper Reporter — Diana Looker District Representative — Shelly Poulton Student Council — Daphne Heidtman 1. Scrapbook Malinda Evans Informative Speech Crystal Napier Consumer Decision Making Tina Phelps 2. District Representative Candidate Daphne Heidtman 3 District President Crystal Napier District Delegate Shelly Poulton 4 Award of Merit Team 98 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Daphne Heidtman Crystal Napier Tina Phelps Cathy Hewett 5. Junior Degree Daphne Heidtman Tina Phelps 6. Chapter Degree Cathy Hewett FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA_________ Mr Myers — Advisor. Jessica Helvoight. Gail Hatfield. Mitch Carr. Pat Mullins. Chris Tuggle. Jay Helvoight. Bo Williams. Carl Thompson. Brian Rose. Ted Helvoight. Mike Hatfield. Mike Esty, Tom Grube, Jeff Piper. Terry Muncie, Eric Snyder, Ronnie Wagner. Cheri Noble. Tammy Wagner. Melissa McKinley. Doug Keener. Todd Leas. John Pfister. Will Seymour. Brad McDaniel. John May. Steve Freeman. Wes Lowery. Bill Linger. Troy Mathews. Bruce Geiger. Ted Helvoight Jay Helvoight Mitch Carr Brian Rose Chris Tuggle Pat Mullins Gail Hatfield Jessica Helvoight Mike Esty PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE FFA BANQUET John Morris. Award Winner Kay Beem, Queen Candidate Sherry Piper. Queen Candidate Kim Valley. FFA Queen Tonya Poulton. Queen Candidate Melanie Parmer. Queen Candidate Mitch Carr. Award Winner Tom Grube, Award Winner Mike Esty. Award Winner Pat Mullins. Award Winner Jessica Helvoight. Award Winner Jay Helvoight. Award Winner Chris Tuggle. Award Winner Jeff Piper. Award Winner 100 FFA SPECIAL GROUPS 1. Land Judging Team 2. Dairy Judging Team 3. Mitch Carr, Outstanding Senior Jessica Helvoight, Star Chapter Farmer Jeff Piper, Star Green Hand Tom Grube, Star Green Hand 4. Wool Judging Team 5. General Livestock Judging Team Kelsey Banks, Debbie Allen, Amy Brooks, Kim Middlestadt, Kim Postle, Diana Drosos, Patty Ward, Tonja Smith, Tammy Venard, Cathy Hewett, Monica Dougherty, Mrs. Froning, Director; Marla McDavid, Theresa Miracle, Whitney Wasem, Drenda Short, Michelle Roberts, Teri Hill, Diane Williams, Malinda Hammond, Kim Henson, Dawn Conard, Ed Wilson, Melinda McDavid, Scott Rivera, Chuck McNabb, Andy Buckenberger, Kevin Canfield, Tom Qrube, Pat Tharp, Kent Cook, Bruce Fugitt, Rick Bennett, Craig Kosnich, Jennifer Grube. Officers Marla McDavid President Monica Dougherty Vice President Kim Postle Secretary Treasurer Tammy Venard Accompanist Tonja Smith Student Council Librarians: Kelsey Banks Pat Tharp Ed Wilson Tammy Venard Rick Bennett All Ohio Youth Choir 1982 Marla McDavid, Tammy Venard, Patty Ward, Tonja Smith, Debbie Allen, Melinda McDavid, Monica Dougher- ty, Amy Brooks, Kim Postle, Cathy Looker, Cathy Hewett, Kelsey Banks, Jennifer Grube, Peggy Zarley, Chuck McNabb, Bruce Fugitt, Pat Tharp, Scott Rivera, Tom Grube, Andy Buckenberger. Not Pictured: Ed Wilson. Y 0 (1 N G A M E R 1 C A N S O a N D 103 Marla McDavid Jennifer Grube Kelsey Banks Debbie Allen Cathy Hewett Tammy Venard Amy Brooks Tonja Smith CHAMBER MAIDS CHOIR SENIORS Kelsey Banks Marla McDavid Bruce Fugitt Pat Tharp Rick Bennett Kevin Canfield Drenda Short Peggy Zarley Malinda Hammond Monica Dougherty THE VIKING SINGERS Bruce Fugitt, Monica Dougherty, Pat Tharp, Marla McDavid, Chuck McNabb, Kelsey Banks, Scott Rivera. 104 THE OHIO WESLEYAN 1983 FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS Marla McDavid Kelsey Banks Tammy Venard Cathy Hewett Amy Brooks Pat Tharp Jennifer Grube Ed Wilson Tonja Smith Kim Postle Andy Buckenberger Kevin Canfield Scott Rivera Chuck McNabb NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD The National Choral Award was presented to Marla McDavid at the Annual Spring Concert on May 20. Her music activities include the following: Choir — 4 years Mixed Ensemble — 4 years Choir Officer — 2 years Girls Ensemble — 4 years Musical — 4 years (Student Director — 2) Viking Singers — 1 year Ohio Wesleyan Festival — 4 years NORTHRIDGE MARCHING BAND Uaa a J ii a UJJLUJ IaAaa aAjIaAahaa Peter Grasselli, Director FLAG CORPS Crystal Napier Cindy Burkholder Gina Estel Kim Middlestadt Whitney Wasem Teresa Hotter Michelle Bartley Melissa McKinley Pam Jenkins Lynn West Leanne Baker Crystal Napier, Captain JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD RECIPIENT MALINDA HAMMOND Field Commander Jennifer Grube, Majorette Activities: Marching and Concert Band 4 years. Pit Orchestra 3 years, Pep Band 4 Years, Solo Ensemble Contest 2 years. BAND COUNCIL Kristin Kissell Malinda Hammond Francis Hetterscheidt Drenda Short Jeff Butcher Marla McDavid Tammy Venard Debbie Allen NORTHRIDGE CONCERT BAND FLUTES BASS CLARINET TROMBONES Tammy Venard Don Liles Frances Hetterscheidt' Debbie Allen Chris Ferguson Kristin Kissell ALTO SAXOPHONES Jennifer Grube Kim Postle BARITONE Pam Jenkins Steve Beshuk Cathy Hewett Shelly VanFossen Sherry Piper Jay Helvoight Patty Ward — Piccolo Tonya Deeter Melinda McDavid TUBA Alison West TENOR SAXOPHONE Mike Watt CLARINETS Eric Adams Matt Blake Malinda Hammond TRUMPETS PERCUSSION Amy Brooks Jeff Butcher Dave Plentovich Leanna Baker Dawn Conard Marla McDavid Whitney Wasem Jeff Trainer Brad Porter Jennifer Coffey Dave Beshuk Tom Grube Parry Edmond Anne Price Molly Malone Mike McCormick Drenda Short Jean Mertens Chuck McNabb •First Chair Melissa Ratai t i l f CONTEST PARTICIPANTS Tom Grube Jennifer Grube Jeff Butcher Dawn Conard Malinda Hammond Leanna Baker Anne Price Debbie Allen Tammy Venard 109 NORHIAN STAFF Whitney Wasem, Kent Cook, Andy Buckenberger, Tammy Venard, Ed Wilson, Kim Middlestadt, Monica Dougherty, Diane Garrabrant, Marla McDavid, Cathy Hewett, Jennifer Grube, Scott Rivera, Patty Ward. Not Pictured: Pat Tharp. Editor’s Comments: The production of this year 's annual has been an event, to say the least. We have tried to give you the best, most entertaining yearbook possible. We hope you like it. I would like to thank the staff, first of all, because without them I couldn't ha ve made it. They started in the sum- mer by selling ads, and it didn t stop there. Their dedication became evident as the year progressed. They are the most productive staff I have seen in years. Next my business manager, Tammy: I apologize, because I don't think you had any idea of what you were get- ting yourself into last spring when I asked you to take the job. Thank you for putting up with me, helping me, and following me around on those hectic picture days. Mrs. Froning, I sa ved you for last, not because your time, caring or help came in last; but because you re just the best and you 're supposed to save the best for last. Thank you for listening, being a friend as well as a teacher, and for giving all of us that extra little push we needed. There’s just one more thing I'd like to say to the seniors: It's over! For some of us, the year flew by. Foe others, it seemed endless. We did our thing. We paid our dues. We did it with our own style and grace. We had our own tradi- tions and customs — our own way of doing things. Now that it's over, we can honestly say . . . We were truly ourselves. 1983 Norhian Editor Monica Dougherty 111 DRAMA CLUB Dinner Theater — November Charleys Aunt Arts Festival — February Take a Letter All School Musical — April The King and I Thespian Initiation — May and Banquet Diana Drosos, Patty Ward, Kim Middlestadt, Monica Dougherty, Marla McDavid, Pat Tharp, Tammy Venard, Kent Cook, Jen- nifer Grube, Peggy Zarley, Eric Adams, Mary Jane Walpole, Ann Bynum, Debbie Allen, Amie Sturgis, Karyl Thomas, Tonja Smith, Tina Phelps, Whitney Wasem, Crystal Napier, Melissa Ratai, Andy Buckenberger. CAST OF TAKE A LETTER Karyl Thomas Pat Tharp Jennifer Grube Kim Middlestadt Whitney Wasem Ann Bynum Amy Brooks Bruce Fugitt (Understudy) Kent Cook (Student Director) Director. Mrs. Higgins THESPIAN AWARDS — 1983 New Initiate: Kent Cook Pat Tharp Marla McDavid Monica Dougherty Amy Brooks Kim Middlestadt Patty Ward Andy Buckenberger Tonja Smith Peggy Zarley Debbie Allen Whitney Wasem Ann Bynum Jennifer Grube Ed Wilson Melissa Ratai 1 Star Honor Thespian Honor Thespian 3 Star 4 Star 3 Star Honor Thespian 3 Star 4 Star 2 Star 3 Star 3 Star Honor Thespian 4 Star 4 Star 113 SPANISH CLUB Brad Newkirk DalAnn Long Amie Sturgis Mark Wilson Anne Price Billy Linger Angie Klein Kelsey Banks Tonia Leas Eddie Lambert Amy Ashbrook Missy Willard Mr Bolman. Advisor Tony Anguita Kim Whitehead Wendy Geho Jody Gaston Laura Andnx Kurt Williams Rob Cox Greg Lindsey Rick Gilson Pam Jenkins Debbie Allen DawnConard Teresa Holler Tammy Venard Danny Dietlin Cindy Burkholder Kerry Thompson O.W.E. Dale Diehl Mike Comisford Steve Freeman Earley Seymore John Walker Joan Rivera Bobbi Powelson Terry Henson ART CLUB 114 Alan Cornwell Malinda Jackson Carol Ross Cathy Looker Peggy Zarley Mrs vonRaabe. Advisor John Ward Karen Bishop Jodi Wilson Kent Cook Tyrone Horn Max Hannson Tammy Plotl Robin Ostermeyer Malinda Hammond Carla Pantz Naomi Smith Michelle McCormick Lynn Zigo Anne Price Karen Kyle Tammy Sesser Kelsey Banks Missy Newkirk Donnetta Lichner Kim Henson Dawn Fuller Tonia Leas Melinda Evans Chris Ferguson Mike Carter Mark Donahey Dave Bishop Carl Thompson Daryl Thompson Pat Tharp Jeff Romage Bruce Fugitt Don Arnett Steve Beshuk Mike McCormick SCIENCE CLUB Jack Johnson Molly Malone Chris Muncle Debbie Allen Andy Luft Dawn Conard Janice Budd Darlene Haegele Rick Gilson Brad Newkirk Shelly VanFossen Bill Linger Dianna Looker Bob Burton Becci Downey Andy Buckenberger Pat Tharp Mrs Neudorfer. Advisor Dave Plentovich Mary Jane Walpole Jeff Butcher Mark Wilson Amie Sturgis Randy Hatfield Angie Klein Amy Ashbrook Kathy Francisco Bruce Geiger Heidi Carr Lisa Cottrell Amy Brooks Crystal Napier Tammy Venard Pam Holland Pam Jenkins Theresa Miracle Jim Kazee Lddie Lambert Al Shaffer Karyl Thomas Mike Garrabrant Kent Cook Lynn Zigo DalAnn Long Al Shaffer Paul Malone Joe Bauer Francis Helterscheidt Jennifer Grube Kim Middlestadt O.W.A. Wayne Lamp Gary LaRue Mr Warner. Advisor Tim Seymour Steve Williams Mark Jones Kelly Rhode back FRENCH CLUB Mrs Tom. Advisor T racey Green Lisa Looker Brad Porter Sherrie Strout Steve Schneider Tonya Poulton David Plentovich Karyl Thomas leanna Baker Randy Crist Tina Fown Gail Hatfield Gale Cashdoltar Lisa Rose Ted Helvoight Teresa Miracle Kim Valley Kris Grube Jeff Dmgess Carrie Lloyd Greg Houck Joyce Smith Mike Grube Tonja Smith Renaldo Ann Bynum Bob Burton Gina Estel Bruce Geiger Kristen Kissell Randy Gantt Debbie Miller Mike Miller Darlene Haegele Mark Hogue Amy Brooks Gary Congrove Kim Middlestadt Tod Hastings Joan Rivera Jeff Marcum Lisa Cottrell Mark Webb Teresa Muston Jodi Wilson Sandy Yoakam Daphne Heidtman Melissa McDaniels Brenda Irvin Becky Harris Melanie Parmer Lisa Messer Cathy Looker Molly Malone Pam Holland Biology Debbie Allen Mark Hogue General Science Rick Gilson Mike Hatfield Chemistry Mary Jane Walpole Randy Hatfield Algebra I Leanna Baker Kristan Kissell Algebra II Janice Budd Lisa Cottrell Geometry Tracy Green Sandy McDonald American History Roger Tharp Kim Postle Senior Social Studies Bruce Geiger DalAnn Long English 9 Teresa Golomb Brian Daniels English 10 Jennifer Grube Mike Garrabrant English 11 Anne Price Charles Wagner English 12 Kathy Francisco Francis Hetterscheidt French I Ann Bynum Darlene Haegele French II Theresa Miracle David Plentovich Spanish I Tonya Deeter Brad Newkirk Spanish II Pam Jenkins Camp Enterprise Roger Tharp Janice Budd Jim Williams Boys’ State (Not Pictured) Gail Hatfield Jim Williams 116 Mike Hatfield. Kristan Kissed. Shelly VanFossen. Doug VanFossen. Tabbi Nichols. Trent Robbins. Tracy Ankrom. Michelle Myers. Steve Muston. Melissa McKinley. Teri Hill. Sharlene Plott. Mark Hogue. Mike Gar- rabrant. Chad Elliott. Brad Trainer. Matt Ashbrook. Michelle McCormick. Tod Hastings. Shelly Poulton. Debbie Newsome. Melissa McDaniel. Dan Dietlin. Roger Hayes. Teresa Muston. Sherrie Strout, Kim Postle, Randy Hat- field. Karyl Thomas. Pat Tharp, Diane Garrabrant. Tim Lehnert. Mark Wilson. Rick Cox. Rob Porter. Paul Spray. Mitch Carr. Francis Hetterscheidt. Amy Ashbrook. Sandy McDonald. Kathy Francisco. DalAnn Long. Amie Sturgis. Melanie Parmer. Becky Harris. Council Bowl Tammy Venard Amy Ashbrook Jennifer Grube Karyl Thomas Kathy Francisco Antonio Anguita Doug Jenkins DalAnn Long Francis Hetterscheidt Bruce Geiger Jeff Butcher BASKETBALL STATS Tammy Johnson Tracy Green Melissa McDaniel Sandy Yoakam Lisa Messer Teresa Muston Missy Willard Hank Hale FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Melissa Ratai Debbie Allen Kim Middlestadt Amy Brooks Jennifer Grube Pam Holland Anne Price Margie Higgins Cathy Hewett Melinda McDavid Daphne Heidtman Malinda Hammond 118 LIBRARY CLUB Karen Bishop Julie Mathers Michelle McCormick Diane Williams Amie Sturgis Amy Ashbrook Sandy Elkins Dawn Fuller Daphne Heidtman Margie Higgins Sherrie Strout Jennifer Nye Leona Elkins Kent Cook Tonja Smith Donna Scott Mary Jane Walpole Pam Holland SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Randy Hatfield Crystal Napier Bob Burton Malinda Jackson Mark Wilson Carol Ross JUNIOR OFFICERS Kim Postle Gail Hatfield Missy Newkirk Angie Klein Kim Valley SOPHOMORE OFFICERS awn Conard. Molly Malone. Tod Hastings. Diane Williams. Becky Harris. San i Yoakam FRESHMAN OFFICERS Shelly VanFossen Mike McCormick Mike Hatfield Brad Newkirk Joe Bauer 119 Vincent Sharrock. Gary LaRue. Rick Bennett. Rick Cox. Doug Jenkins. Tom Comisford BIL COPP — NATIONAL CHAMPION TRAMPOLINE ARTIST 120 DalAnn Long. Kathy Francisco. Jeff Butcher. Randy Hatfield. Pat Tharp. Diane Garrabrant. Angie Klein. Karyl Thomas. Amie Sturgis. Melinda Evans. Ann Bynum. Kim Postle. Janice Budd. Robin Ostermeyer. Crystal Napier. Mark Wilson. Lisa Cottrell. Francis Hetterscheidt. Marla McDavid. Tony Anguita. Doug Jenkins. Malmda Jackson. Mrs LaValle. Advisor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jeff Butcher President Kathy Francisco Vice President DalAnn Long Secretary Pat Tharp Treasurer Randy Hatfield Student Council Rep STUDENT COUNCIL Heidi Carr Mitch Carr Crystal Napier Sandy Yoakam Peggy Zarley Drenda Short Tonja Smith Francis Hetterscheidt Randy Hatfield Mark Wilson Amy Brooks Mike McCormick DalAnn Long Karyl Thomas Kathy Francisco Angie Klein Jessica Helvoight Lisa Looker Kim Middlestadt Kim Postle Jennifer Grube Pat Tharp Amie Sturgis Missy Newkirk Cathy Muncie Gail Hatfield 121 YEARBOOK PATRONS Congratulations to the Class of 1983 DR. AND MRS. JACOB F. FRONING SENIOR PARENT PATRONS FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Congratulations to the Class of 1983; and, Best Wishes for Happiness and Success in the Future. — DR. 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Park Place Croton, Ohio 43013 893-2001 BEN FRANKLIN STORES Johnstown and Utica Jane Prushing, Agent f BEN FRANKLIN STORE Congratulations Class of “83” Automotive — Truck — Tractor — Imports Custom Hydraulic Hoses Lloyd J. KEN WASHINGTON AUTO PARTS 11356 Johnstown — Utica Rd., Johnstown 967-2166 Hours Or M-F 8-7, Sat. 8-5 967-1600 Sun.10-2 CROUSE SON FUNERAL HOME 225 N. Main St., Johnstown, Ohio Phone 967-6085 Lloyd R. Mildred L. 135 Courtesy of the Utica FLORAL COMPANY Phone: 892-2941 Johnstown SUB CITY “Eat in Our Dining Room for Lunch or Dinner” Pizza and Spaghetti Pataskala Compliments of the HUNTINGTON BANK 4 W. Main St. Alexandria, Ohio Phones: 924-2911 136 LARRY HAMM Owner TRAINS N’ THINGS HOBBY SHOP 859 S. 30th St. Heath. Ohio 43055 614-522-3322 Mon.. Tues. Weds, Thurs.. Fri. 12 • 8 PM Sat. 11 A M. - 6 P M “Best Wishes” to the Class of ’83 JCPenney Southgate Shopping Center Newark, Ohio KENNY CHEVROLET CROTON EGG FARM 11212 Croton Rd. Croton, Ohio 43013 (614)893-4421 'aa licit QCowti Jbfiofi 24 E MAIN ST RT 62 PO 367 NEW ALBANY OHIO 43054 PHONE 855-7311 HOUM Daily � 5 30 P M Sat 9 4 CO P M TUNE-UPS - BRAKES - MINOR ENGINE WORK - AUTO ELECTRICAL -EXHAUST iJianearf s !)ulj (Jenuce YOUR AUTO SERVICE CENTER 967-0021 8 N Main Street Johnstown. Ohio 43031 CROTON FEED BUCKET 14 S. Main St. Croton, Ohio 893-3421 Phone: 927-5098 PRIM ROSE BEAUTY SALON Super Cuts for Guys and Galsl The Bryant Bldg. Room 103 Pataskala, Ohio 43062 Compliments of BROWN’S HARDWARE 2 East Main St. Alexandria, Ohio Congratulations Class of ’83 JOSEPH C. ROBERTSON, D.O. P.O. Box 338 Johnstown, Ohio 43031 614-967-5931 614-224-9668 THE UTICA IGA Compliments of WARNER’S EGGS Croton's Best Utica, Ohio 139 TREXEL CAMERA PHOTO SERVICE Corner 3rd and Church Newark, Ohio 43055 1-614-345-1490 Canon, Minolta, Kodak, Polaroid, Bell Howell, Vivitar Best Wishes to the Class of ’83 VIRGINIA WEISS y 'm 'floiveis ?y Tlancy COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICES 614 067.6015 614 027.6664 OFFICI 300 8. MAIN ST.. BOX A2 PATASKALA. OH 43062 33 C. COSHOCTON ST JOHNSTOWN. OH 43031 WILLOW RUN GOLF COURSE TOM WITHAM CATTLE COMPANY Chianina and Simmental Cattle Club Calves and Show Heifers Available W W SIMMENTALS Purebred and Percentage Simmental Breeding Cattle P.O. Box 1 Alexandria Ohio 927-1932 Tom Witham (614)893-3081 10750 Clover Valley Rd. Croton, Ohio 43013 TAYLOR’S REXALL DRUGS Drugs — Cosmetics — Hallmark Cards — Russell Stover Candy 132 E. Broadway Granville, Ohio 587-0268 140 JEFFRIES SUPPLY COMPANY OHIO RESTAURANT Wholesale Tobacco — Cigarettes Cigars — Candy We Serve The Best People; Our Customers On the Corner of 5th and W. Main St. Newark, Ohio 43055 16 South Main St. Phone:967-6994 Johnstown, Ohio Order To Go Compliments of the Employees of OHIO FOUNDATION SEEDS, INCORPORATED Croton, Ohio 43013 GORDON BOOHER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE P.O. Box 203 Croton, Ohio 43013 Teresa Willison — Agent 893-3285 J K CARRY OUT When You Need Photo Supplies, Cameras, and Accessories Shop At Complete Photo Department Our Trained Personnel Will Be Happy To Assist You. 51 N. Liberty St. Alexandria, Ohio (614)924-5871 HALL AND SON “Your Camera Shop” 32 N. Third St. Newark, Ohio 345-5670 141 PATASKALA BLDG. AND HOME SUPPLY 37 S. Main Street Pataskala, Ohio 927-6999 MINOR’S SUNNY HILLS KENNELS Johnstown, Ohio Dog Boarding Heated Kennels WITHAM FARMS HOWARD Jonmon Agricultural Chemicals Fertilizers — Liquid Nitrogen 10750 Clover Valley Rd. N.W. Croton, Ohio 43013 Phone 893-3081 775 Hebron Rd. 24 Hour Restaurant Corn Wheat Oats Soy Beans Clover Grass Seeds Banquet Facilities Cocktail Lounge Phone: 522-4890 Courtesy of LONSINGER PHARMACIES CENTERBURG MARATHON 79 E. Main Street Centerburg, Ohio Your Family Drugstores Utica, Ohio Danville, Ohio 142 CUBBERLY CAPTURES YOU WITH THEIR BEST SHOT creating photographic memories 34 S. Sandusky St., Delaware, Ohio 43015 • 614 363-3011 1524 Marion-Waldo Rd., Marion, Ohio 43302 • 614 389-5956 6833 Flags Center Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43229 • 614 890-4508 Schrock Rd. Cleveland Ave. Smart Seniors have their portraits taken at Cubberly Studios. GRIFFITH FARM SERVICE Government Grain Storage LLOYD S DRUGS Health Is Wealth 65 South Main St. Johnstown, Ohio 967-6906 Courtesy of DICK GENE’S UNION OIL f ' v j Rt. 62 West 967-7976 Coshocton and Main 967-6901 144 THE PATASKALA HIGHLANDER CENTER 455 Township Rd. SW Pataskala, Ohio 43062 Phone: 927-0911 Courtesy of STEWART’S SOHIO Robert N. Stewart, Owner Operator Complete Auto Service Complete Road Service Towing Service Bear Electronic Alignment System Air Conditioning 2307 Johnstown-Alex Rd. Alexandria, Ohio 43001 (614)924-3943 967-0334 ML Shulls Hardware • electrical and plumbing service • power mowers 67 Main St. •garden seeds Johnstown, Ohio • wall paper • sporting goods phone: • house wares 967-6896 • paint •glass HI-VALLEY CAMPGROUNDS 4817 Northridge Rd. Alexandria, Ohio Compliments THE GRANVILLE MILLING CO. HANDWORK HAVEN 280 S. Main St. Box 393 Granville, Ohio 43023 Courtesy of 146 Alexandria, Ohio SHADY KNOLL F SERVICE 14682 Croton Rd., Croton Quality Beef, Pork, Lamb and Homemade Lunchmeat Products PERFECT’S MEAT MARKET Johnstown, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1983 NORTHRIDGE BOARD OF EDUCATION Serving Students and Parents of the Northridge School District Most Musical Marla McDavid Jeff Butcher Friendliest Dalann Long Mitch Carr Class Flirts Kelsey Banks Bill Linger Best Dressed Janice Ensign Mark Wilson Strongest Tammy Plott Jeff Dingess Cutest Couple Malinda Jackson Alan Cornwell Most Likely to Succeed Kathy Francisco Randy Hatfield Most Active Crystal Napier Pat Tharp Most Athletic Karen Williams Eric Snyder Hot Rods Jodi Wilson Terry Henson Shyest Diane Garrabrant Dan Moore Most Cheerful Karyl Thomas Bruce Fugitt Prettiest Eyes Kim Mattes Paul Spray Prettiest Smile Karen Kyle Randy Crist 148 PROGRESS POINT CHEVROLET - TOYOTA 1850 N. 21st Street - Newark OVER 200 NEW AND OK USED CARS AND TRUCKS HIGH SCHOOL 1983 n°rt;r'dc£ UlKfNGS