Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

Fred Henderson Herff Jones Yearbook Specialist 133 East Harrison Avenue Wabash, Indiana 46992 (219) 563-4369 1§K ' % 5P 1 i- 1 - NORVIEW t , j] -. ms ■ m mO— — ■■ ari . •  jA 1984 NORWAYNE HIGH SCHOOL CRESTON, OHIO VOLUME XXXI Table of Contents Opening Section 1-11 Fall 12-35 Seniors 36-55 Faculty 56-65 Underclassmen 66-85 Winter 86-109 Organizations Activities 110-123 Spring 124-153 Graduation 154-161 Ads 162-204 center: Hello, my name is Bad Chad and no Freshmen better be messin ' a-round with me next year! (Chad Glance) Above: Sally Vance, Jan Miller and Denise Valentine at the fair. Right: If you have a problem, this man has a cure and if it ' s a lady you need, this man knows the finest! (Mr. McCau- ley) 2 Candids © E TO BOBCAT TERRTTC Far Above: Students violate the no parking zone. (Kimmy Smith, Teresa King, Andrea Frary, Lori Little, Angle Da- vis, Scott Halpm and Jim Gordon) Left: Mr. Mr Bob Ludington. Funky, are Jeanne Nottingha Pyramid play includes from bottom left: Jeff Hall, Dan Nichols, Mike Hanzie, Bill Vance, Darion Frary, Jamie Berger, Tad Bosley, Roy Maxwell, Jeff Hatten and Scott Davis. Supporting the pyramid from behind is Greg Mai- bach. Candids 3 Shall Pass This Way But Once Above: Taya Stahl always looks at the bright side. Above: Tom Sato shows us his cool look- Below: Two faithful Norwayne helpers. (Dan Nichols Bottom right: A very injured Chris Hilty keeps his and Charles Miller) shooting skills sharp. (Randy Buddie backside) 4 1 Shall Pass This Way But On Left: Our hard-working, i Mr. Jeff Hatter,. A bore: Best friends: Renee Boltz chmshes Nancy Well- picture. Below: ferry Uhler, Mike Miller, Scott Ruggles, Tom Warren, Dan Winkler, Tim Ramsey, and Danny Schlund prepare for Wood Shop. If There Is Any Kindness I Can Do . . . Anita Kowalcyzk and funis Hartzler show their lore for gym class with enthusiastic smiles. If There Is Any Kindness I Can Show } Let Me Do It Now Clockwise from above: Jeff Hall and Tad Bosley need peace of mind. Joe Cool — Mr. Brian Stutz Cheryl Tiegs, eat your heart out! (Brenda Eberly) If looks could kill, you would be dead. (Doug Z ly) That is just the way it is. (Brian Blake) Now, what did you say? (Roni Cassell) 6 Let Me Do It Now For Til Never Walk This Way Again For I ' ll Never Walk This Way Again 7 It ' s Fair Time Again Above: Chad Glanco, Jeff Geiger, David Smeller and Chn Hilty are Clowning Around. Below: The two lovebirds, Chris Hanzie and Janie Graha. are all matched up. P.S. Is that Miss Bucklew in the back- ound? Whoever said these faces don ' t match with the back- Brian Wood.) ground? (Kurt Manges, Bill Vance, Otis Carter, and Above: Karen Maibach displays her great patience with Tom Woodard. Right: Although Dave Cotsmire and Scott Huth are left mystified by three days with some pesky seventh graders, Lisa Allen and Barb Coen can still smile. Inspiration Hills John Hanzie Ninety Norwayne Students find New Life at W.C.j.V.S. Wayne County Joint Above: Teresa Green, Renee Bihari, Natalie Mc- Below: Curtis Tanner and Wally Davenport learn Coy and Daphney Payne take a break from their busy the fine points of Auto Mechanics. j schedule m Clerical Services. 10 W.C.J.V.S. m I Q I : 4M r j Vocational School Kids Excell W.C.J.V.S. U - ■ ' 4 S ■ Images . . Right: This scene is ft the controversial The Day After. Th, subject of nuclear w: made for a great deb, 1983-81. Right: The uncanny dressing costumes of Boy George is one of his main attractions. Culture Clubs hit album was O ' Co- lour by Numbers. Far Right: The Cabbage Patch Doll was the hit of the Christmas season. Below: Micheal Jackson rocked the charts with his hit album Thriller which gave us 7 top hits. Our 1984 Presidential Canduiates were Ronald Reagan, Walter Mondale, Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson. H World Events 1983 and 1984 Top: The war in Grenada sparked many deb. whether or not we should send our soldiers in. Above: The hit movie Footloose gave us a great sound- track and started our fe Jennifer Beats, the star of Flashdance. Flashdance introduced us to the new way of dancing called breaking and to the new torn clothing fashion. World Events 15 Inexperience Plagues Varsity Far Above: Angie Davis ' birthday brings out the real Tammy Smith. Above: Denise Valentine shows her serving talent. Middle: Shawn Rastorfer Brown does her job by flying high. Right: Miss Lea tells the team their strategy. 16 Varsity Volleyball The 1983 Norwayne Volleyball team ended its season with a 2-14 record. This season proved to be a very trying season for both the girls and the coach. Coach Lea had to rebuild her team this year due to the loss of seven seniors. The team was very inexperienced and young. Fortunately, next year shows promise due to the strong nucleus of the returning letter- men. (Connie Beichler, Michelle Franks, Jan- een Hitty, Stephanie King, Shari Lewis and Tammy Smith) The Bobcats will be saying good-bye to Angie Davis, Who was named to the all W.C.L. tea m her junior year, and to Denise Valentine who received Honorable Mention her senior year. Angie and Denise were both three year lettermen. Other Seniors were Kim Miller, Shawn Rastorfer Brown and Jill Miller. The 1983 Norwayne J. V. Volleyball team had a very productive season with a record of 8- 8 under new coach Jim Gleaner. The J. V. team shows great potential in future seasons. - ' What goes into building a team? Starting from the bottom, Michelle Franks, Tammy Smith, Angie Davis, Stephanie King, Janeen Hilty, Shawn Rastorfer Brown, Kimberly Miller, Shari Lewis, Denise Valentine, and Connie Beichler. Left: Team Captains Denise Valentine and Angie Da- Varsity Volleyball 17 Bright Future Ahead The 19S3 J.V. Volleyball T, Jamie Murphy, Kerry Stephens, CI ling, Dawn Young, Taya Stahl, Na Winchell, Susan Gray. Nancy Welh Our coach, Mr. Glessner, has r, Our conscientious scorekeep Taya Stahl concentrates on her . 18 J.V. Volleyball J.V. Volleyball 19 Above: The coronet section strives for perfection. Below. Look Sarah, here comes tall dark and hand- some! (Sarah Parker, Paula Russell) The Marching Band 20 Marching Band Members Strut Their Stuff Sarah Parker struts her style at band . Above: The 1983-84 Marching Band: From front to back; Nancy Nichols, Tammy Smith, Michelle Menegay, Sherry Parmenter, Stephany Glanco, Chris Sweigert, Mike Bowman, Chris McKelley, Stephanie Schorle, Ruth Uhler, Stephanie Massie, Scott Rauschenberg, Sherrill Menegay, Shari Lewis, Charity Dravenstott, Scott Jenkins, Denise Miller, Sarah Parker, Laurie Yost, Doug Weinman, Barb Coen, Lisa Allen, Chris Gallivan, Beth Holiday, Larry Booth, Joyce Ritchey, Patty Drysdale, Steve Kimble, Donny Moore, Mark Haberbusch, Rhonda Franks, Denise Bledsoe, Matt Henderson, Sue Rhoads, Holly Gray, Ryan Wertz, Chris Shane, Kerry Stephans, Lavonne Pittman, Ronda Briefer, Bev Marty, Benja Short, Kyle Tackett, Stacey Obermiller, Pam Christian, Janie Graham, Chris Jenkins, Dave Cotsmire, George Allen, Judy Ritchey Far above: The Bobcat band entertains a Urge home- coming crowd. Above: Some rowdy times from the bandstand. (Doug Weinman, Scott Jenkins, Scott Rausch Below: Mommy Sherrill and Daddy Christopher have one s-t-r-a-n-g-e family! (Larry Booth, Janie Graham, Chris Sweigert, Tom Sato, Rodney Russell, Steve Kimble, 11 Menegay, Chris Hanzie, Jim Briefer) Majorettes Kneeling; Ruth Uhler, Naney Nichols, s Schorle, Stephanie Massie, Tammy Si Above right: Stephanie Massie shows great style routine perfon Right: The i and Cheerleaders w: Rah! Rah! Rah! C ' mon everybody, stand up and yell. (Theresa Randolph, Brenda Eberly, Dana Griffin, Mi- ...._ McCoy and chelle Franks) • their minds on foot- Cheerleaders 23 Norwayne ' s Pep, Pride, Above: A crowded cheering section at a pep asst bly. Below: 86 Scott Moyer and 75 Bob Wiles , introduced to the student body. Below: We are as one! Deb Stanley, Rocky Daws. Darin Hooser y Theresa Randolph and Terry Wood Above: Oh, those booming hallways! The Nor- wayne Band and crew draws waiting students from their rooms to the gym. 24 Pep Assembly and Vigor Prevails All Below: Homecoming Queen Deb Stanley i: nounced at the Bonfire while Tom Sato and Doug Zin ly congratulate her. Below: The bonfire pep rally crowd awaits the dark Above: Chris Skeens gets ready to drown the football evening to begin the festivities. team! « tHBMp St? In nil T ' T Wf? Mk - 1 181 - ftp Assembly 25 Cats 9 Varsity Football Claw through season The 1983 Norwayne Varsity Football team compiled an overall seasonal record of 4-6 and finished 3-5 in the Wayne County League. The team had 136 total points leaving the opponents with only 117. There were 455 carries, 45.5 per game, which added up to 1,758 total yards, 175.8 per game. The highlight of the season was the 10-5 victory over back, yard rival Rittman Indians on a beautiful Homecoming evening. The team was lead by captains Doug Zim- rly, Rocky Dawson and Jack Reusser. Doug m GO BOBCATS 13 Timmerly led the league with 1,407 yards and was a W.C.L. All-Star and a Beacon Journal first team pick- Bill Vance, an excellent offensive guard and l-f-isive end, was also a Beacon Journal first team pick, as was Jack Reusser who was an offensive guard and a defensive linebacker. On the Beacon Journal selections Rocky Dawson, Craig Hartong and Brian Stutz received Hon- orable Mention. Senior quarterback Tom Lam- bert ended his career at Norwayne with 398 total yards passing his final year. Good Job f $ «f | ' Front Row: Captains Rocky Dawson, Jack Reusser and Doug Zim Darin Hooser, Craig Hartong, Coach Mike Schmeltzer, Coach Brian Roth, Coach Brian Sparling, Randy Biddle, Dwight Steiner, Steve Copley, Kurt Manges, L er, JeffHatten, Tom 7™ .-. r„„,A ;„ .„ Wm Tom McKenzie, Da- Phil Yochheim, John Loera, John Frary, Tom Moore, Chris Hilly, Ja, ■ • Rick Studer, Ry Rob Studer, Larry Schaffer, Russell Smith, Jeff Geiger, Darion Frary, Dan Studer, Cory Metsker, Mike Hanzie, Otis Can tettler, Sa: Colin Fitzpai — 75 i. B7 J34« 82, tZB ZS. B6AB5- 4Zrt3Qt k 3 t % 1 I • i: Seated: Scott Moyer, Dar ly, Rocky Dawson, Tom Lam- Abe ,,.u.ag: Bob Bubba Wiles, Dan MiK —, Starcher, Craig Hartong, Scott Halpin, Jeff Hatten, and ling, Tom McKenzie Team Has Determination, Below: Monster Mash! Far Below. Sideline Instruc- tions to Todd Crow from Coach Schmeltzer. Right: Kill- er Jack Reusser does his job. Above: Team supporters watch the action. (Dwight Steiner and Reggie Bishop) Right: Ball carrier, Doug Zimmerly, slips away fr oncoming blitz. 28 Varsity Football Hustle and Nonstop Energy Varsity Football 29 Freshmen Finish 7 — 1 Above: Connie Chapman, Suzy farrett and Mindy McCoy yell for a touchdown. Above right: Bobcats bang heads for sou«. extra yardage. Right: Bobcat huddle breaks loose. Far right: Suzy Jarrett and her usual laugh- ing self. Below: John Loera runs for a touchdown. Below right: Roy Duff y Maxwell power kicks the football. jgfr 3 - Pw ' fit J mm j LM Outstanding Players Awarde to Craig Da r, Rocky nd Doug Zimmerly. Third Year Letters Brian St : Head Coach John Homak speak highly of the Below: Dan Studer, Terry Wood, Mi and the players. Stutz, Jeff Hatten and Kurt Manges all tokens of h — ' ■ — ' - -- L — award. Doug Z Most In Best Off Best Defensive L Best Off Best Del Fall Sports Banquet A bove: Tammy J.V. Coach Jim Glessner hands out well deserved varsity letters to Demise Valentine receives the Smith, Michelle Franks, Connie Beichler, Stephany King and Janeen Hilty. Player award for volleyball. Above: Coach Lea remarks on the de- termination and great efforts of h ty volleyball team. Right: Miss Syrios congratulates Krb- ten Tuttle, Dawn Young, Taya Stahl, Janice Hartiler and Chris Skeens with their one year J.V. awards. Far Right: Carolyn Wellman and Dawson are two very proud and sup portive parents. Amy Weahry, Kyle Tackett, Taya Stahl, Jane Shilling and Chris Shane all receive their Janice Wilson, Lisa Stoller, Mindy McCoy, Suzy Jarrett, Jeannie HasHns, and Connie J.V. Volleyball awards. Chapman are ecstatic in receiving their awards. 32 Fall Sports Banquet Below: Concentration shows on Michelle Franks ' fat during a basketball game. Below: Stere Wellman hauls Jack Reusser aaoss snow- far Below: Quarterback Tom Lambert escorts }u- covered fields. nior Charity Dravenstott during Homecoming festivities. . s if S wswf r Far Above: Two Light-weights give it their all to bring a victory. (Scott Davis) Above: Some inspiration for the Bobcat Football Team. Candids 33 Oh The Beauty Of It All The 1983-84 Football Homecoming Court included Freshman Susan Gray, Sophomore Janie Graham, Junior Charity Dravenstott, Senior Denise Valentine, Queen Debbie Stanley, Senior Shawn Rastorfer Brown, Junior Lynne Uhler, Sophomore Dawn Young, Freshman Connie Chapman The traditional Norwayne Fall Homecoming was made in- creasingly better this year with the Bobcat win over backyard rival Ritt- man Indians. All through the excit- ing game, our mighty Bobcats held strong with a great defensive effort to give the Bobcats the greatest victory of the year. To celebrate the festive evening, fans crowded the stands to enjoy the beautiful court of girls which were escorted by all the Senior members of the Football Team. A homecoming dance followed the next evening and the weekend closed with a big bang. Right: Last years queen, Beth Baldwin crowns the smiling new queen, Debbie Stanley. Above: Seniors Jack Reusser and Mike Geiger escort Senior Denise Valentine across the field. Below: Senior Attendant Shawn Rastorfer Brown is escorted by Seniors Rocky Dawson and Danny Starcher. Homecoming Queen Miss Debbie Stanley 35 Above: Fall Homecoming Queen Deb Stanley and Senior Football Captain Doug Zimmerly. Above Right: Seniors Shawn Rastorfer Brown and Den- ise Valentine ride carriage style at the Homecoming festivi- Below: Senior Halloween Dress-Up Day 36 Senior Class of 19S4 Left: The cheerleader of the year! (Rocky Dawson) Below: Preparing for the next match is Senior Jack Reusser. M m ' and We Deserve the Best Above: Senior basketball player Kim Miller. Above Right: Rowdy Seniors represent Norwayne ' s fan- tastic spirit. (Jan Miller, Mike Amstutt, Denise Valentine, Paula Russell, Chris Hanzie, Dana Griffm, Karla Shook, Sherrill Menegay, Jon Koucky, Mike Geiger, Dave Gi Steve Kimble) Right: Blondes have more fun . . . Dick Rastorfer, Cyndi Fiupatrick, Jack Reusser, Scott Moyer, and Danny Starcher. Class of 1984 37 Senior Class of 1984 39 40 Senior Class of 1984 42 Smior Class of 1984 Senior Class of 19S1 43 44 Senior CUss of 1984 46 Senior Class of 1984 Senior Class of 1984 47 Winter fun is at its best behind a snowmobile. (Jack Independent Living class is one big family. ■■■■■■HH 1 L. L A£ JI sp vm 1 A H I K H i K J@ Above: Norwayne ' s own airband! This group of guys Randy Biddle. The band itself was made up of Doug played at the Homecoming Dance and at our Christmas Zimmerly, Tom Lambert, Brian Stutz, Jamie Berger, and Concert and were well applauded on each occasion. Body- Darin Hooser. guards were Bill Vance, Jon Widmer, Darion Frary, and Far Above: Pooper scooper Ron White dressed as a clown at Homecoming festivities. Above: The guys who helped in leading the girl ' s basketball team to their victories. (Rocky Dawson, Doug Zimmerly, and standing Craig Harlong) IS This Is Our Year Above: There are friendships that we cherish. (Debbie Stanley, Rocky Dawson, Dana Griffm and Brian Stutz) i Miry Boil Votlrtbatt 1. : V« Caaitt 2, 3. VotlrjMt 1, « J. !. 3. 1; Bjnd Cameil ;, J I «; PUyi 4, Yrsrbvot Sufi h U- ' Senior Directory 49 fn,l ll I. I. «; fla.Wu I. :, 1. hftumb I. J, PV £ Hrlp «; Prnn, CI ,, - DoiW-Afn . rt WC KSflCH J. « Co Un rif J, P™ m C m ' . L™. i m RuirrWI l. t. I.HU 2, J. 1; rVnly N I. 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Ptp Bmd 1. 2: Sprnh C I, 2; EW I, Offic Hilp 2; Jrudmr Couonl 2. FCA I. I Senior Dtrectory 5] Senior ' s Just Above left: Jan Miller model ' s the latest in far Far Above: It ' s been a long Monday morning for Da: Nichols and Chuck Miller. Left: What can I say? (Harry Menegay) Above: Dave Uhler being creative. 5 2 Just Messin Around Messin ' Around Above: Bonnie Clyde (Rob Ludmgton and Jeanne Nol- Below Left: David Green doing his natural, ' ' gl ) Below: Hi there! (Paula Wood) Above Right: Working Hard? (Jill Miller and Laura Right: A perfect W i. (Rocky Dawson) Widmer) 9F ■■■ tK S fa Senior Favorites 54 Senior Favorites •elow: Best Personality: Jack Reusser and Jan Miller Biggest Gossipers: (Right) Chris Hanzie and Sue Giet Above: Most Athletic: Doug Zimmerly and De, Valentine Right: Most Artistic: Dare Green and Karla Shook % Above: Most Likely to Succeed: Rod Russell and Right Paula Russell t Flirts: Rocky Dawson and Shawn Br, Zj ■ 7 V 7! Most Masculine Feminine: (Below) Brian Stutz and Dana Griffin Left: Quietest: Bob Wiles and Katie Miller Above: Best Dressed: Chris Hanzie and Cheryl Meleher 56 1 57 1 1 s - ■ MH B - • fl 91 ■ JV M |ri ' ■ fl a fct HHH Mr. Henry Yabtonsh -■■, 19i Afr. i rry v4cfc 58 Facutty 1 i f 1 t ' J0 Id WI 1 RE, 435- k i lifi I Mrs. aw Dannemiller Mr. Keith ' s favorite pastime Faculty 59 Mr. Tim Keith Mrs. Diane Kondik Mr. Art Oswald Where ' s the beef? ' Miss Anna Syrios Mr. John Walker 62 Faculty Mrs. Bonny Williams FACULTY Mr. Henry Yablonsk}, Superintendent, 23rd year Mr. Larry Acker, Principal, 15th year Mrs. Joanna Haberbusch, Secretary, 5th year Mrs. Erma Irvin, Secretary, 14th year Mrs. Pat Coen, Treasurer, 5th year Mrs. Sharon Bodager, Secretary, 6th year Mr. Chuck Allen, 26th year, business administration, government, athletic director Mr. Rich Allen, 11th year, sciences, driver ' s ed, boys track coach Mrs. Dawne Andrews, 2nd year, Spanish Miss Jill Byers, 2nd year, English, National Honor Society, Soph, class advisor Mrs. Jane Dannemiller, 1st year, tutoring, developmentally handicapped Mr. Carl Giordano, 6 years, band director Mr. Jim Glessner, 1st year, boy ' s phys ed, health, volleyball, boys track coach Mr. Dave Grimwood, 5th year, vocational agriculture Mr. Sam Hornak 4th year, OWE, head football, wrestling coach Mr. Tim Keith, 12th year, English, speech, drama, boy ' s JV Basketball, baseball coach Mrs. Diane Kondik, 18th year, mathematics, French Mr. Bruce l enno, 18th year, chorus director Mrs. Karen Morgan, 4th year, learning disabilities, tutoring Mr. Keith McCauley, 9th year, guidance counselor, tennis coach Mr. Terry O ' Hare, 13th year, geography, history, boy ' s varsity basketball coach, girl ' s track coach Mr. Art Oswald, 11th year, industrial arts Mrs. Dottie Rezabek, 1st year, home economics Mr. Glen Riggenbach, 3rd year, business education, typing Mr. Mike Schmeltzer, 6th year, sciences, football, frosh basketball, baseball coach Mr. Brian Sparling, 1st year, mathematics, football, wrestling coach Miss Anna Synos, 30th year, girls ' phys ed, guidance counselor, cheer leading advisor, senior class advisor Mr. John Walker, 1st year, English, Frosh class advisor, football coach Mr. Wilbur Weber, 11th year, librarian Mrs. Bonny Williams, 1st year, home economics Mrs. Joan Winkler, 13th year, art, crafts, yearbook, junior class advisor Mrs. Joan Winkler Faculty 63 Cooking Staff: Mrs. Evelyn Frary, Mrs. Mary Eshler and Head Cook, Mrs. Janet Shaum. Cooks and Custodians Could lh,s be the same Janet Sha Wtll the real Jeff Hatten please Stand up? (Day Custodian) 64 Cooks, Custody School Board Takes on new look! m. Jay McDougal (Night Custodian) School Board Members: Front: Sandra Stebbms and Helen Gray Bach Donald Sonnedecker, Dean Blough, and Art Ingold At the January organizational meeting of the North Central Local Board of Education, goals for 1984 were presented. Recognizing the local and national concern for excellence in the public resources — instructional, financial, and staff — to foster student achievement. To develop this climate for excellence, the Board of Education acknowledges the vital im- schools, the Board of Education accepts one of portance of the district ' s educational program its major responsibilities in setting the tone for learning in the district. Establishing a climate for excellence involves organizing the district ' s — administrative leadership, the instructional process, and student achievement. School Board Members 65 fTlgjH , Wtm 66 Underdassmen Underclassmen 6 7 We Are The Mark Acker Lisa Allen Kathy Anderson Jeff Arnold Jim Clark Cathy Click Barb Coen Lisa Copley David Cotsmire 68 Junior Class of 198} Seniors To Be yy Todd Crow Paula Daso Walter Davenport Todd Davis Craig Domers Charity Dravenstott Brenda Eberly Laura Fetter Michelle Franks Kevin Games ! r i d Joy Gasser Mark Geiger Tina Geiger Stamina pulls through as Denny Obermiller gladly i home from Ins. Hills. Junior Class of 1985 69 Juniors Strive Steve Harley Richard Harris Mike Hawkins Laura Hetrick Chris Hilty Diana Hooser Shelly Hooser Michelle Jackson Glenn Kahl 70 Junior Class of 1985 for Excellence Karen Maibach Becky McCort Brad McDermott Chris McKelley Tim Meadows Michelle Menegay Amy Mercer Mary Miller Don Moore Veronica Napier Judy Nelson Nancy Nichols Denny Obermiller k. fc Kevin Pamer Sherry Parmenter fenny Patterson Ken Perry Leah Polk Shelly Pope Junior Class of 1985 71 Fall Candle Sales Net Big Profit Jim Provence r Theresa Randolph V Wendell Ratliff Scott Rauschenberg 1L Dayton Reusser Ike Rickey Misty Riddle Becky Riggenbach Judy Ritchey Michelle Rook Sean Ryan Larry S chaff ter Andy Schlund Donna S, Ken Sh Missy Swinder Curtis Tc Lynne Uhler Ml Vance Sally Vance 71 Junior Class of 1983 Junior Class Officers: Dave Colsmire, Craig Domers, Cathy Click, Tammy Smith Junior Class of 1985 73 SOPHOMORES STOMP PAW PR Anne Abooi Dan Achamire George Allen Roger Baker Connie Betcbler 74 Sopho Class of 1986 INTS ON THE BOBCAT TRAIL Wm m Jf - % ' 4 S Patty Drysdale John Elier Rhonda Franks — — Darion Frary Becky Green, Patty Cantley and Becky Gillis enjoy one of Norwayne ' s ft lunches. Sophomore Class of 1986 73 TWO YEARS DOWN . . . Jams Hamlet i R i Chris Hilty 1 i ' -- 1 kneen Hilty 1 1? ' 4 r Beth HolluUy 1 %?A 1 tenia Hostettler •i OjfJM Xing Shawn Kling Anita Kowalczyk Tim Kowalczyk Angela Lendon Tom Ludington Karon McKelley Ross Maibach Kurt Manges Kelli Martin 76 Sophomore Class of 1986 Stephanie Ma. Jeff Mathys Wilma Meade Larry Melcher Mara Miller Ken Mills Lavonne Pittman Vanessa Preast Pam Provence Jim Randies Robin Rash Dick Rastorfer Dwayne Ratliff Sheila Repp Jim Roberts Tim Roberts Brad Robinson Scott Sampson Steve Schar Sophomore Class of 1986 77 TWO YEARS TO GO p Bobbi Staso A Casey Still a Ryan Tacket, Kathy Tanner Tim Trapp g int 7S Sophomore Class of 1986 Dawn Young Becky Zollinger NOT PICTURED: Becky Farley Two swingin ' gals pose in front of their hangout. (Chris Skeens and Kristin Tuttle) Sophomore Class of 1986 79 FRESHMEN START THEIR JOU Freshmen Class Offi- cers from left to right; Co- lin Fitzpatrick, Vice-Presi- dent; Connie Chap, President; Stacey Ober miller, Treasurer; Steph- anie Schorle, Secretary Dennis Bailey Amy Beery Lynne Beery Todd Berger Sandra Berry Joe Bihari Reggie Bishop Michelle Black Riley Blankenship Lori Blough 80 Freshmen Class of 1987 RNEY ON THE BOBCAT TRAIL Steve Blough Ricky Booth Kathie Bower Michael Bow Tracy Boyes Mark Brown Michelle Cantley Ronni Cassell Connie Chapman Melissa Conrad Donald Copley Dan Cramer Kim Cramer Scott Davis Man Ellis Debbie Emerson Richard Ferguson Colin Fitzpatnck Brett Followay John Frary Tammy Frazier Michelle Fry Chris Galliran Jerry Garnsey - « Freshmen Class of 1987 SI THE DAYS WE THOUGHT WOULD Louis Gilbert 0k Susan Gray Troy Griffith lUi renda Hampe fl rt MfHaney w[? Chad Lane Pam Lewis John Loera Mmdj McCoy kS Craig McMillan L 82 Freshmen Class of 1987 NEVER COME HAVE GONE SO FAST Freshmen Class of 1987 83 One Year Older and Ron Renninger Missy Repp Sue Rhoads Lori Rhodes Stephanie Rickey Kim Smith Mark Stanley Eric Steiner Rod Steiner Kerry Stephens 84 Freshmen CLss of 1987 One Year More Mature Lisa Stoller Rick Studer Chris Sweigert Kyle Tackett Jerry Uhler Mike Uhler Jim Vannoy Amy Weahry Doug Weinman Lori White Janice Wilson Dan Winkler Jeff Winkler Margaret Wittenmyer , Tammy Wyatt Laurie Yost I ' tM Mary Yost Freshmen Class of 1987 85 86 Winter D.Wer Page ti W Winter Divider Page 87 Seniors Led ' Cats to Right: Scooter (Scott Huth) puts in two of his many points. Far Right: Aaron Beery makes an awesome move! Below: The 1983-84 Varsity team consisted of left to right; Kevin Pamer, Doug Zimmerly, Scott Huth, Denny Obermiller, Scott Hahn, Scott Moyer, Bill Vance, Otis Carter, Aaron Beery, Jamie Berger and kneeling, Coach Terry O ' Hare Varsity Basketball Second Place in W.C.L. Above Left: Melv ln Scott Moyer makes a painful two points. Above: Otis Carter rises above the defense. Left: Z says, I Dare You! (Doug Zim- merly) Below: Coach O ' Hare gets into the game. On the More 89 Left: Doug Z.immerly Right: I bad a lot of fun this year and really enjoyed being able to hare Mr. O ' Hare as our coach. I just hope that the younger kids realize how lucky they are to know a great person like him. Aaron Beery Wir i r i MAfi Left: Scott Moyer Right: Scott Huth — I think we did a lot better than people expected us to. At the begin- ning of the season all we heard was how terrible we would be. Everybody on the team really worked hard and we only lost the league by one game. It really was a fun season and I ' m glad everybody on the team got along so well, that helped. I wish the team next year all the luck in the world. Below: Scott Huth does a balancing act to show the fans only a small part of his talent. Boys Varsity Basketball Varsity Basktball 91 Steak Dinner Inspires J.V. Above: Took Roger Wiles shows his foul shooting. Below: ' .Retreat! (Jamie Berger) Far Below: Jump to it (Corey Metsker and Took Wiles) bility at Above: Stevie Wonder Copley Below: Stick ' em up. (Jon Widmer) Above: Bill Vance does the slam da, The J. V. Team included from kneeling left to right: Joe Murray, Craig Domers, Jon Widmer, Steve Copley, Corey Metsker, Jeff Mathys, Coach Tim Keith, Chris Hilty, Scott Winkler, Chris McKelley, Took Roger Wiles, and Brad R, 92 J. V. Boys Basketball Freshmen Show Promise Freshmen Basketball Team from I. to r. included: Mark Stanley, Chris Sweigert, Monte King, Doug Weinman, Coach Schmeltzer, Dan Winkler, Rod Steiner, Tom Moore, Troy Griffith, John Frary, Scott Ruggles, Sam Shue, Chad Line, Scott Miller, Curt Oiler, Dick Ferguson, Gary Schar, Ken Miller, Brian Spiker and Todd Berger. Left: Mark Stanley pre- pares to pass. Freshmen Boys Basketball 9} Right: Basketball captain Aaron Beery and Wrestling cap- tain Brian Stun are Queen Kim Miller ' s escorts. Below: Wrestler Jeff Hatten crowns Kim Miller as 1984 Sweetheart Queen as Brian Stutz and Aaron Beery look on. ps ' • ' ij !■; 1 J vJM Sweetheart Homecoming Left: The 1984 Sweetheart Homecoming Court included: Michele Fry, Janeen Hilty, Kim Miller, Dana Griffin and Shari Lewis. Above: Freshman Michele Fry is escorted by Senior Wrestler Dave Green. 94 ' Sweetheart Homecoming Above: Senior Wrestler Jack Reusser and Senior Basketball player Scott Moyer escorted Dana Griffin. (Senior Atten- dant) Bottom left: Sophomore attendant Janeen Hilty is escorted Below: Junior attendant Shari Lewis i by Basketball Star Scott Huth. Basketball player Doug Zimmerly. ted by Senii Sweetheart Homecoming 95 All In the Spirit of Fun Above: Boy George comes to Norwayne to ha: star talk with Elris Presley. (Mr. Tim Keith and Chris Hanzie) Left: Through thick and thin ...Ron White, Linda Regan, Cyndi Fitzpatrick, Angle Davis, Tern Smith and Rhonda Skeens. Two students recognized as outstanding sports figures who also participated in many school organizations were faculty elected Doug Zimmerly and Jan Miller. These two were named The Daily Record Students of the Month for the month of January. Doug was the Class President through all 4 years of high school, had 3 varsity football 2 varsity basketball and 3 varsity track letters, served on the prom committee his Junior year and served 3 year terms as president of the F.F.A. and so on! Jan was a member of the Student Council and served as Vice-President her senior year, had 2 varsity letters in basketball, and was a member of Norwayne ' s pep club. Jan also was an officer in the National Honor Society. Fun 97 Before the season started, Daily Record Sports Editor Brian Questel wrote abo ut a cer- tain blue and white-clad girls ' basketball team. In the article, he stated, If ever a league cham- pionship chase has been over before the bell rang, it ' s this year as the Chipps close in on their fifth consecutive WCL crown. When the season ended, Doylestown ' s girls had indeed finished in first place. However, they didn ' t get there easily, and they weren ' t alone at the top . . . Hello, Norwayne! Your faces may be new, but you sure can play the game! It was a good year — 18 wins in 23 tries, 13- 1 in league. Everyone got to play a lot; in fact, every girl played in every game, and eight girls started at least twice. The offensive average of 60.6 ppg was the area ' s best. That ' s not bad, considering our area included the 1 and 2 teams in the state! Everyone got in on the act: Seven girls scored in double figures at least three times; four (Kim Miller, Lynne Uhler, Ronnie Napier, and Stephanie King) enjoyed 20 point games. Lynne — That ' s Lynne with an e on the end — made All County First team; Kim was Player of the Year! Highlights? Well, how about that school record 102 points vs. Hillsdale? Or would you prefer taking your passion and making it hap- pen (48 to 44) at Doylestown? Some said we performed at a level far beyond expectations. So we did. Yet we always knew a little faith and a lot of hustle would take us a long way! Rich Schulz March 22, 1984 Taking Your Passion Vansty Team: Front row — Michelle Frank, Lynne Uhler, Ki Miller, Denise Valentin Laura Hetrick, Veronica Napier, Michele Winkler, Polly Uhler, fan Miller Stephanie King Back ' 98 Girls Varsity Basketball and Making It Happen 99 Senior fan Miller enjoyed a fine year as point guard for the A before game tradition: Little pep talk and a lot of praying to build excitement for the game. Bobcats. Senior Kim Miller stretches tall to attempt to guard an Senior Denise Valentine isn ' t going to let anyone shoot over Senior Mtchele Winkler grasps onto the ball. Orrville player. her! Girls Varsity Basketball 99 Girls Basketball Left: Dalton girl fails to stop unstopable Senior fan Miller. 100 Girls Basketball Above: Wonder Woman! (Junior Ronnie Napier) Below: Junior Lynne Uhler pleads with the ball to come down. ■low: Where did everybody go? (Junior Michelle Franks) Abo Far below: Senior Michele Winkler bewitches opposing Seni, player so Junior Laura Hetrick can play ball. Hands from heaven bless Polly Uhler ' s shot. Below: Dentse Valentine is the impenetrable wall. Sk ; A u? fi| |f Bt!| ; ' A ™PiP $ . ■ ' ■■■ ' ■™ — v yg ■ «fc«J m jK ' M Imm f 1 fSs afc Junior Varsity Girls Have Front row: Janice Wilson, Nancy Wellman, Dawn Young, Michelle Fry, Jeannie Haskms, Bach Janeen Hilly, Mam Miller, Theresa Yost, Amy Beery, Susan Gray, Christina Jenkir, and Coach Julie Slater — Missing Renee Boltz 102 J.V. Basketball Another Successful Season The Norwayne Girls ]. V. Basketball Team opened up the season by defeating Buckeye. They then went on thru the season bringing up a record of 12 wins and 4 losses in the WCL and 13 wins and 5 losses overall. The young team with 6 freshmen shows much promise for next year. The highlight of the season was the victory over Rittman after losing to them in the first round. Captains leading the J. V. ' s were Dawn Young and Nancy Wellman. The team shows much promise for varsity in the upcoming years. GOOD JOB GIRLS! Above: Dawn Young prepares to pass. Below: Jeannie Haskins gets her chance foi points. Below: Theresa Yost tries , Chipps hand. Above: Nancy Wellman highsteps to the basket. Below: The all hustle and go girl, Mam Miller. J.V. Basketball 103 Cats Advance to 1st Time in Bobcat Wrestling Team from bottom left: Johnny Regan — Manager, Dave Green, Scott Davis, Russell Scott, Troy Boyes, Ryan Tackett, Jeff Hatten, Wendell Ratliff, Jack Reusser, Bri- an Stutz, Chris Hilty, Dayton Reusser, Phil Ziegler, Jeff Hall, David Martin, Mark Wilson, Duffy Maxwell, Tom Stahl, Reggie Bishop, Dennis Bailey, George A Hen, Ken Shane, Jeff Winkler, Colin Fitzpatrick 104 Bobcat Wresth State Tournament School History! Top left: Steve Wellrr. Top Right: What did I do now? asks Chris Hilty. Center: Who is going to get who? (Ryan Tackett) Far Left: Let ' s go Duffy! (Duffy Maxwell) Left: Jeff Hatten holds his opponent. Advance to State 105 Wrestlers Finish at the Top It ' s Been A Good Season This wrestling season, for the first time in 14 years, the Norwayne Bob- cat wrestling team and two wrestlers qualified for state. Junior Phil Ziegler wrestled in the 167 weight class and Co-captain Brian Stutz, a senior, wrestled in the state competi- tion in the 175 weight class. Brian was also elected as the M. V.P. in the Wayne County. Another senior, Jeff Hatten wrestling at 185, was selected to wrestle in the Wayne County All Star wrestling match against the Medina County All Stars. Wrestlmg 107 Accomplishments Awarded 108 Awards Banquet at Winter Sports Banquet Top right: The Girls Varsity Basketball team Above left: Honored for their basketball talent in the department were: Scott Huth, Top Foul Shooter, Leading Scorer, Most Valuable Player; Scott Moyer, Top Re- bounder; Doug Zimmerly, Top Defensive Player; Aaron Beery, Hustle Award Left: The hard-working mat-men making up the wrestling Bottom Left: Special awards for the wrestlers were: Jack Reusser, Most Takedowns, Most Escapes, Desire Award; Brian Stutz, Most Falls; Steve Wellrrmn, Most Falls, Fastest Pin; Jeff Hatten, Most Fatb, Most Nearfalls; Phil Ziegler, Most Reversals Awards Banquet 109 jilfl 1 I _ HB IHP I 1 ' ° fPHUi I •3- ' Bi ww. ™ £ I ! 1 10 Organizations and Activities Organizations and Activities 1 1 1 Concert Band Above: Band Council: Larry Booth, Tammy Smith, Steve Kimble, Becky Zollinger, Janie Graham, Brenda Eberly, Lisa Allen. Row 2: Stephany Glanco, Colin Fitzpa- trick, C hris Hanzie, Sherrill Menegay, Rod Russell, Paula Russell Right: Band Officers: Larry Booth — Secretary; Lisa Allen - Treasurer; Rod Russell - Librarian; Sherrill ■ Icncgay — Librarian; Stephany Glanco — President; and Chris Hanzie — Vice President : Concert Band • MklPF 1 1 HI ' HBI fl ■fl  ' ' ■■ ■  - — -H V rJml d !kmM s?! p 112 Ca, Far Above: Pep Band Members Above: Honors Band Members: Becky Zollinger, Rhonda Bricker, Ryan Wertz, Paula Russell, Row 2: Da- Cotsmire, Chris McKelley, ]im Bricker, Rod Russell, Shei rill Menegay, Chris Hanzie Left: Ohio State Fair Band Members: Jim Bricker Paula Russell, Chris Hanzie Honors Band US Band Banquet Combines Honor and Humor The annual band banquet was held in the high school cafeteria. Awards highlighting the evening were the John Philip Sousa Award and Directors Award. Rod Russell, representing ev- erything a director could hope for, received the fohn Philip Sousa Award. Stephany Glanco was the recipient of the Directors Award. Ste- phany repeatedly demonstrated her loyalty and dedication as well as leadership over the past four years. Stephany has served as band presi- dent the past year and passed the position on to Lisa Allen at the banquet. The band was honored to have Japanese exchange student Tomohiro Sato as a member of the band for one year. Tom joined the band shortly after his arrival in the United States. Band members netted a big profit in the fall from the sale of liquid soap. All funds will be used for future band activities. Ryan IVertz receives a third year award. Tom Sato receives a special Award from Lisa Allen. Stephany Glanco receives the Directors Award. lH Band Banquet Musical Highlights Choir Activities fi © Above: Choir Members Included: Kim Smith, Kelly Ryan, Ronda King, Cathy Click, Beth Holiday, Sherry Parmenter, Lisa Allen, 2nd row — Suzy Jarrett, Linda Regan, Laura Fetzer, Nancy Nichols, Cyndi Fitzpatrick, Cheryl White, Tammy Smith, Lori Little, Michelle Franks 3rd row — Dan Nichols, Laura Hetrick, Ron Friddle, Susan Gray, Lori Leslie, Tonya Johnson, Stephanie Rickey, Jeff Haney, Mike Brown Below: Officers: Secretary — Lisa Allen; Public Relations — Beth Holiday; Public Relations — Sherry Parmenter; Vice President — Dan Nichols; President — Tammy Smith; Treasurer — Nancy Nichols; Public Relations — Kelly Ryan Chorus 115 F.HJL. Prepares for Members of F.H. A. this year were: (from front left ) Sue Rhodes, S harm Kling, Janice Wilson, Yvonne Green, Patty Cantley, Robin Rash, Sandy Wiley, (middle row) Benja Short, Kathy Stoller, Charlene Green, Bobbi Staso, Brenda Hostettler, Stephanie Starcher, Michelle Cantley, Lon Rhodes, Buffy Setting, Kathy Tanner, Mrs. Rezebek, Pam Lewis, Jim Bricker, Carolyn Shook, Tammy Kauffman, Theresa Yost, Stephanie Rickey, Mrs. Williams. Left: Robm Rash pms F.H.A. Hero Flower, the rose, on Michelle Cantley. Above: The girls prepare to partake of the food at the F.H. A. initiation banquet. U6 F.H.A. Their Upcoming Lives F.H.A. was where the action was this past year. In September they held their Annual F.H.A. Initiation Banquet where twelve first year members were accepted. Also, in the fall, the F.H.A. organized the first powder puff football game at Norwayne. They were also in charge of putting together the canned food drive at Christmas in which they gave the unperishable items to the ones in need. In April, Pam Lewis and Kathy Tanner represented Norwayne at the F.H.A. State Convention in Columbus. They rounded out their year by having preschool babysitting in May. m Far above: The officers of F.H.A. are (bottom) Home Ec I Sue Rhodes, Secretary; Shawn Kling, Vice- president; Janice Wilson, President; Home Ec II Yvonne Green, Treasurer; Patty Cantley, Secretary; Robin Rash, Vice-president; Sandy Wiley, President ■ Mrs. Williams brought her food to the banquet as well as the Above: The table of prominence (The Hon II Officers) F.H.A. U7 Future Farmers F.F.A. Members Included: Row 1 — Larry Shaffer, Ken Smith, Mike Bowmen, Jerry Uhler, Ross Maibach, Jeff Arnold, Jeff Hall, Aaron Beery, Doug Zimmerly, Mark Acker, Mike Miller, Craig Hartong, Row 2 — Jamie Roberts, Tim Kowalczyk, Dwayn e Ratliff Rod Sterner, Sam Shue, Monte King, Kelly Smith, John Marshall, David Smeller, Doug Weinman, Gary Schar, Casey Still, Eric Sterner, Row 3 — Joe Bihari, Mike Uhler, Dan Schlund, Chris Lorejoy, Doug Eller, Larry Melcher, Corban Riggenbach, Jon Widmer, Took Wiles, John Giet, Scott Sampson, Jeff Winkler, Jay Shook, Row 4 — Jeremy Schar, John Metheney, Tim Napier, Shawn Funn, Troy Boyes, Ed Sheppard, Phil Ziegler, Chuck Miller, Danny Ni- chols, Karla Shook, Steve Schar, Matt Henderson, Troy Griffith Above: CREED PREPARED AND EXTEMP - SPEECH Mike Miller, Karla Shook, Scott Sampson, Eric Steiner Below: PARLIMENTARY Jeff Hall, Jeff Arnold, Aaron Beery, Doug Zimmerly, Mark Acker, Larry Shaffter, Mike Miller, Craig Hartong, Karla Shook, Scott Sampson, Scott Mayer, Jeff Winkler Above: GENERAL LIVESTOCK Monte King, Doug Weinman, David Smeller, Steve Schar, Tim Napier, Jeff Hall, Charles Miller, Jeff Arnold Below: They even smile on initiation day! (Right — Mike Miller, Left — Mike Uhler) Far Itove Lf : M ZJC TESTING, AGRONOMY, MEATS, HORSE Ed Sheppard, Jeff Hall, Jeff Arnold, Jeff Winkler, Jerry Uhler, Sam Shue, Doug Zimmerly, Scott Mayer, Craig Hartong Far Above Right: DAIRY Casey Still, Mike Bowman, Mike Miller, Eric Steiner, Corban Riggenbach, Karla Shook, Mark Acker, Aaron Beery, Jeff Winkler Above Left: SOILS Matt Henderson, Gary Schar, Mike Miller, Jeremy Schar, Corban Riggenbach, John Marshall, Jerry Uhler, Rod Steiner, Eric Sterner, Doug Weinman Above Right: Pet the bunny nice, Aaron! (Aaron Beery) Below Left: TIMBER: Doug Eller, Larry Melcher, Danny Nichols, Troy Griffith, John Metheney Below Right: 1984 F.F.A. Officers included Craig Hartong, Karla Shook, Scott Sampson, Scott Moyer, Jeff Arnold, Aaron Beery, Doug Zimmerly, and Mark Acker m I . t. Student Council Across: Student Council consisted of (bottom to top); Stephany Glanco, Kim Miller, Denise Valentine, Jan Mill- er, Mike Geiger, Denny Obermiller, Lynne Uhler, Sally Vance, Lisa Allen, Connie Beichler, fanis Handler, Becky Zollinger, Mam Miller, Susan Gray, A my Beery, Michele Fry and Danny Winkler. Middle: Officers included Treasurer - Stephany Glanco; President - Kim Miller; Vice President - fan Miller, and Secretary — Lisa Allen. Bottom: Selling Hershey Kisses: Michele Fry, Amy Beery and fan Miller The Student Council sponsored many dances this year. They included the Football Homecoming Dance, the Sweetheart Dance, the Christmas Dance and the Senior Farewell Dance. The Student Council also organized the yearly Bonfire which is a pep rally in which the Football Homecoming Queen is announced. This years queen was Deb Stanley. To raise money for various pr ojects, the Student Council sold Hershey Kisses and received $400. 00 from the Wooster Jaycees Haunted House for hav- ing the most students participate from Nor- wayne. 120 Student Council N.H.S. Broadens Horizons The National Honor Society included seated, Diane Indermuble and Rod Russell; standing, Melanie Indermuble, Kim Miller, Jan Miller, Lynne Uhter, Stepbany Glanco, Michelle Rook, Karen Maibach, Lisa Allen, Ryan Wertz and Barb Corn Absent: Dana Gnfftn The N.H.S. students partook in a very special event this year which was made possible by advisor Jill Byers. They were the only students in Wayne County to see Vice-President, George Bush speak at Ashland College for the Ashbrook Memorial. The trip proved to be a new and exciting experience. The organization also provided two Webster Dictionaries for study-hall use in the cafeteria. New members inducted in the fall seniors Shemll Menegay and Denise Valentine. Other new members ducted in the spring at Good- times Restaurant in Orrnlle. Participating in the induction of new members Denny Obermiller, and Mark Haberbush. Members inducted this year are as follows: Mark Haberbush, Brenda Eberly, Sherrill Menegay, Charity Drayenstott, Michelle Menegay, Becky Zollinger and Denny Ober- miller, Not Pictured: Denise Valentine Officers for the 1983-84 year were Treasurer, Jan Miller; Secretary, Mela, Vice- President, Rodney Russell: and President, Diane Indermuble National Honor Society 121 1984 Yearbook Staff Left to right: The Yearbook Staff included Amy Nancy Wellman, Sue Giet, Cathy Click, Patti Blough, sor, Charles Metsker, Bob Ludmgton, Kathy Stoller, Ja; Weahry, Michele Black Laronne Pitman, Jan Miller, Demse Valentine, Stephanie King, Mrs. Winkler — Adri- Shilling, and Rhonda Franks. Above: Amy Weahry and Lavonne Plltman are always Above: SMILE . . . (Nancy Wellman is always on the Above: Yearbook editor Kim conversing while working. Below: The writers and editors of ball as the Norview photographer.) Below: Yearbooks bring back such h, The Bobcat Beacon were Cathy Click Denise Valen- Weahry. tine and Stephanie King. ' — — — — — ■ Miller •ppy memories to Amy 122 Yearbook Staff Student Responsibilities Above: Flag Raisers; Sean Ryan, Dick Harris, Chris Above Right: It ' s always nice to see smiles on our Kitchen Hilty, and Jack Reusser Helpers faces! (Daren Bolen, Pam Lewis, Sue Giet, Patti Karla Shook, Charles Miller, and Tim Roberts) Above: Office Helpers always willing to give Mrs. Below: (Gym Helpers: (front row) Shari Lewis, Sue Giet, Above: Library Helpers: Karla Shook, Charity Dra- Bodager a much needed extra hand. (Connie Beichler, Jan Miller, Darin Hooser, Brian Stutz, (back) Patti venstott, Judy Nelson, Bobbi White, Kathy Stoller, Cheryl Theresa Domers, Michele Winkler, Tammy Smith, Terry Blough, Denise Valentine, Aaron Beery, Scott Moyer, White, Becky Zollinger, Kim Smith, Dan Shafer, Chris Valentine, Denise Valentine, Paula Russell, Stephanie Kim Miller, Tom Lambert, Shawn Brown, and Scott Huth Hanzie, and Jeannie Nottingham King, and Lyme Uhler) 124 Spring A, M Spring Ui Season Ending Streak is 126 Var ly Baseball Highlight of Varsity Baseball ®. f m .: ■ • Si 1 %M M m ■ J Left: The Varsity team included from left to right: Bill Vance, Ross Maibach, Steve Copley, Tom Sato, Kevin Pamer, Scott Hahn, Otis Carter, Top — Coach Keith, jack Reusser, Aaron Beery, Scott Huth, Mike Amstulz, Tom Lambert, Bob Wiles, Doug Zimmerly. Not Pictured: Dan Starcher Center left: Kevie gobbles it up. (Ka Pamer) Center: The killer guns one home. (Jack Ret Below: Steve Copley hits another Far left: The backstop dash, Otis Cai Left: The sweet swing of Ross Maibach. Above: Kevin and Scott, keystone combo. (Scott Hahn) Rebuilt Bobcats claim 3rd in W.C.L 127 Tom Lambert strikes out another batter. (R ' ghO Below: Scooter fires to first. (Scott Huth) f Good Catch ' . (Doug Zimmerly) Double O Kevin makes the play. (Kevin I Pamer) 128 Varsity Baseball J.V. ' s Work to Win The team included front left to right: Tom Moore, Monte King, Dan Winkler, Scott Da- vis, Doug Weinman, Mark Stanley, back row — Coach Schmeltzer, Matt Henderson, Tom Ludington, Tim Ramsey, Corey Metsker, Joe Murray, Mark Haherbusch, Drvight Sterner, Kurt Manges, Reggie Bishop Above left: Mark Haherbusch cranks one across the plate. Above middle: Statisticians were Mindy McCoy, Ion and Chris Skeens. Above: Here is one enthusiastic player. (Matt Henderson) Left: Kurt Manges heats the ball to first base. J.V. Baseball 129 Tennis Experiences Tough Season 130 T g Above: Sock it to ' em Glenn. (Glenn Kahl) Above: Come on, serve the ball! (Jerry Uhler and Chn Below: Rick Studer and Ken Smith work out in doubles. Sweigert) Below: Mark Wilson gracefully serves the ball. Tennis 1 SI Spring into Spring 132 Spring into Spring F.FA. Banquet Honors Achievement Dairy Team Places Third in State Miller, Star Greenhand, and Steve Schar, Star Chapter F. The 32nd Annual Norwayne FFA banquet was held April 9th in the cafeteria. It was obvious from the beginning that an outstanding group of young men and women were being honored for their achievement. Outstanding member of the year was Ron White who participated in various areas of the program. Receiving the Star Chapter Farmer award was Steve Schar. Steve placed third in the district competition in general livestock judging. The Star Greenhand award was presented to Mike Miller, Mike won the area creed competition and recited the creed at the banquet. Outstanding officers of the year were Karla Shook, retiring secretary, and Doug Zimmerly, retiring president. Guest speaker for the evening was Kevin Wendt, Ohio north central sectional vice president. Wendy encouraged members to Make Things Happen. Charles Shane of Sterling Landmark was selected as Honorary Chapter Farmer for assistance with FFA activities. During the program, the crowning of the FFA queen was held. Queen Kim Miller was chosen by FFA members. The court also included fan and fill Miller, Karla Shook and Michelle Winkler. The highlight of the year ' s activities was the Dairy fudging Team which captured 3rd place in the State of Ohio. Members of the team were Karla Shook, Mark Acker, and Aaron Beery. Left: Karla Shook qualified for her State Farmer Degree at the State FFA Convention. FFA Banquet 133 Seniors Lead Team to 3rd In County The 1984 Norwayne Boys Track Team was composed mostly of underclassmen and three key seniors, Larry Booth, Steve Kimble, and Scott Moyer. Despite the fact that most mem- bers had little experience, the team sprinted to a 3rd place county league finish and a 4-1 dual meet record, demolishing arch-rival Doyles- town, Dalton, and Rittman, and falling only to county champion Smithville. The importance of senior leadership was especially apparent dur- ing the Hillsdale meet, when a pep talk allowed the team to rally behind to victory. Individual efforts took 3 competitors to the regional meet: Larry Booth, with a school record long jump of 2V 8 3 4 , and an 11.3 clocking in the 100 meter dash: Chad Glanco ' s personal best of 12 ' 0 in the pole vault: Tim Kowalczyk ' s 40.7 300 Meter Hurdles time. Although the three seniors will be badly missed, the young team has reason to be optimistic about it ' s future . . . and anx- ious to see what that future will bring. 134 Boys Track Far Above: Larry Kois is holding the lead in the 2-mile Far Above: Brian Stutz shorn us his perfect form in the relay. discus. Above: Dave Green and Jeff Geiger have another perfect Above: Faces tell the whole story as Steve Kimble clears the hand off. hurdle. Below: Larry Booth is taking one giant step foi new school record. Team Picture on Left included: Ron White, Larry Booth, Steve Kimble, Scott Moyer, Brian Stutz, Dave Green, Bob Chad Glanco, Dan Young, Sam Shue, Kenny Miller, Die Ludington, Larry Kois, Tom Kowalczyk, Brian Wood, Ferguson, Ryan Wertz, Chan Lane, Colin Fitzpatrick, Fred Mike Hanzie, Jamie Berger, Ryan Tackett, Jeff Geiger, Allen, Mike Bowman, Craig McMillan, George Allen Seniors Lead Team to 3rd in County Above: Distance runner, Jamie Berger, finished his year k early with leg problems. Up, up and away, says Chad Glanco as he cU the pole vault bar feet first. Steve Kimble gives it his all when trying to stretch for those few extra inches. Right: Scott Moyer points that a way to show us which his dl Above: Is Ron White going up or coming down? Above right: No hurdle is too high for Steve Kimble! Right: Larry Booth is followed by a pack of wild smithies i the 100 yd- dash. 136 Boys Track Left: Fred Allen shows us his determination when winding up to throw. Below: Dave Green Models the latest in track war at Trtway Invitational. 5 fSHT ;■ i liove: Larry Boot i oU5 (fcc record in the long jump with Above right: Jamie Berger accepts the baton while Larry a jump of 21 ' 8 3 4 . Kois (below) sprints the straight a way. Boys Track 137 ii O ' Hares ' Rabbits yy This was the year for the school records in girls track to be broken for the Bobcats broke six of them in one year alone. Veronica Napier had a throw of 37 ' 7 1 2 in the Shot Put; Steph- anie King tied her old record in the 100 Meter Dash with a time of 12.9 seconds; Denise Val- entine set a new record at 47.7 seconds in the 300 Meter Hurdles; Mary Miller set a new record in the 3200 Meter Run at 13:38.0; The relay team of S. King, C. Chapman, D. Valen- tine, and K. Miller broke the 800 Meter Relay time with a dashing 1:48. 1; and the 1600 Meter Relay team of S. King, C. Dravenstott, D. Valentine, and K. Miller ran a time of 4:04.2. It proved to be an exciting year as the Bob- cats captured the W.C.L. Championship again, went to Districts taking 3rd place as a team, went in Regionals with 5 events, and to State in 2 events. This year alone had two seniors who had the most points in the schools history. Above: Assistant Coaches Kenny Wise and Beth Lea along with Head Coach Terry O ' Hare led the ' 84 team to a 1st in the W.C.L. Right: Freshman Michelle Black will be an inspiration to Kenny for the next 3 years as she placed 3th at D the hurdles. Left: Seniors were Kim Miller, Paula Russell, Shernll Menegay, and Denise Valentine. Above: Veronica Napier throws shot as Michelle Franks (far above) runs her leg in the 3200 Meter Relay. 1 38 Girls Track ] r .3 yfo fj f One of the three outstanding track members included (left) Stephanie King who ran in the 100 meter dash, Mile Relay, 800 Relay, 400 Relay, 200 yd. dash and long jumped at county. She led the mile relay to State where unfortunately she jumped the gun and was disqualified. She is a 3 year Varsity letter winner and was included in the Most Valu- able Player Award. Another one of the three was Senior Kim Miller who ran in the 100, 200, and 400 Meter dashes, long jumped and was e member of the 400, 800 and 1600 Meter Relay teams. Miller took 4 individual events placing first down in county. She also went down to State in the Mile Relay as the anchor leg. She was included in the Most Valuable Player award, received Most Outstanding and was a 4 year letter winner. Take First in County Last but not least, Senior Denise Valentine ran in the 100 and 300 Meter Hurdles, 400, 800, and 1600 Meter Relays. Valentine was the only team member to really run at State as she took 9th place missing finals by .05 of a second in the 300 meter hurdles. She also took first in county in th She was a member of the 1600 Meter Relay who made it to nd is the first Norwayne Student to go down to State 3 times in 4 years. Denise was included in the Most Valuable Player award as well as the leading scorer award and her 4 year letter. Girls Track 139 Right: Kim Miller pushes hard to stay ahead in the 220 yd. dash. Far right: Janeen Htlty anchors the 80 yd. relay to victory. Below: With a look of determination, Connie Chap: in the 440 yd. relay. Center: Sleph King stretches to better her time in the 100 yd. dash. Above: Coaches wife, Karen O ' Hare, holds baby Brenden Right: Demse Valentine proudly holds the 3rd place trophy while watching a track meet with assistant coaches Beth Lea coming out of the Triway Invitationals. and Jim Glessner. 140 Girls Track Left: Denise Valentine and Amy Crow have a crucial exchange as Amy had to run a strong race to beat Orrville at the Tnway Invitational. Below: Kim Miller placed first in the long jump at County. 1984 TRACK TEAM Michelle Black Sherrill Menegay Renee Boltz Denise Miller Connie Chapman Kim Miller Marty Clark Mary Miller Amy Crow Veronica Napier Charity Dravenstott Sarah Parker Paula Russell Kathy Stoller Michelle Franks Michelle Fry Janeen Hilty Kim Smith Polly Uhler Suzy Jarrett Steph King Denise Valentine Anita Kowalaczyk Diane Van Gundy Becky Zollinger Right: Polly waits to begin the 2 mile relay. Girls Track Ml Scores, Scores and More Scores Varsity Volleybai 11 J.V. Volleyball Waynedale W Waynedale W Wrestling Varsity Football Rittman L Rittman L Opponents vs. Norwayne Opponents vs. Norwayne Doylestown L Doylestown W Smithville 24-51 Northwest 34 to 6 Smithville L Smithville W Loudonville 25-40 Cuyahoga Hts. 6 to 20 Loudonville L Loudonville L Hillsdale Xmas Tourney 4th Keystone 16 to 6 Buckeye L Buckeye W McKinley 40-40 Northwestern to 33 Hillsdale L Hillsdale L Hoban 39-30 Rittman 5 to 10 Northwestern L Waynedale W Cat Classic 3rd Waynedale 10 to Waynedale L West Holmes L Smithville 33-30 Doylestown 22 to 6 Rittman L Northwestern L Hillsdale 24-42 Dalton 8 to 6 Doylestown L Waynedale W Waterloo 21-54 Smithville 36 to Triway W Rittman L Northwesterr, 45-21 Hillsdale to 49 Orrville L Doylestown L Plymouth 24-52 Smithville L Smithville W Buckeye 48-22 Northwestern L Northwestern W Doylestown 34-16 Hillsdale L Hillsdale L W.C.L. 4th Coventry L Boys Varsity Basketball Canton Central Catholic L 44-57 Loudonville W 58-55 Dalton W 59-55 Cloverleaf L 49-58 Waynedale W 73-46 Northwestern L 56-62 Doylestown W 69-65 Smithville W 60-38 Rittman L 51-58 Hillsdale W 66-45 Dalton W 61-35 Northwestern W 66-40 Doylestown W 58-47 Orrville L 66-63 Smithville W 57-50 Waynedale L 52-79 Rittman W 69-65 Black River L 60-67 Triway W 52-47 Hillsdale W 66-47 SECTIONALS Loudonville W 55-51 St. Thomas Aquinas L 56-69 J.V. Boys Basketball Canton Central Catholic L 38-57 Loudenville L 36-39 Dalton L 36-39 Cloverleaf W 45-41 Waynesdale W 43-31 Northwestern W 55-26 Doylestown W 49-33 Smithville W 41-39 Rittman w 29-28 Hillsdale w 38-30 Dalton L 23-29 Northwestern w 26-19 Doylestown w 47-31 Orrville w 45-38 Smithville w 60-36 Waynedale w 32-26 Rittman w 33-21 Black River w 44-40 Triway w 37-34 Hillsdale w 51-36 Varsity Girls Basketball J.V. Girls Basketball Buckeye w 55-22 Buckeye W 27-17 Smithville w 48-27 Smithville W 29-11 Canton Central Catholic L 43-65 Canton Central Catholic L 16-38 Rittman W 73-26 Rittman L 27-32 Hillsdale W 102-47 Hillsdale W 28-16 Wadsworth W 66-46 Wadsworth L 21-29 Dalton w 78-28 Dalton W 31-25 Orrville L 50-55 Orrville L 10-28 Waynedale W 43-30 Waynedale W 25-12 Northwestern w 88-37 Northwestern L 25-32 Doylestown w 48-44 Doylestown L 12- 32 Smithville w 50-37 Smithville W 41-21 C;overleaf w 70- 51 Cloverleaf W 40-17 Rittman w 67-43 Rittman w 32-13 Triway L 42-43 Triway w 31-17 Dalton w 92-25 Dalton w 36-34 Hillsdale w 64-48 Hillsdale w 30-20 Waynedale w 56-37 Northwestern w 35-24 Northwestern w 64-48 Doylestown L 21-37 Doylestown L 49-58 SECTIONALS Northwest w Highland w DISTRICTS Orrville L Boys Track Rittman W 78-54 Hillsdale W 74-58 Girls Track Doylestown W 91-41 Rittman W 86-42 Varsity Baseball Dalton W 80-52 Hillsdal ? W 98-30 Waynedale L 6-11 Smithville L 23-100 Doylestown W 69-59 Doylestown L 1-7 Seneca East Relays 5 of 12 Dalton W 87-40 Smithville L 6-15 Ash. Hillsdale Relays 4 of 8 Smithville L 56-72 Rittman L 2-5 County Meet 3 of 8 Seneca East Relays 1ST out of 12 Northwestern W 7-4 Triway Invitational 6 of 14 Smithville Relays 1ST out of 10 Dalton W 6-5 District Meet 8 of 21 County Meet 1ST out of 8 Waynedale W 5-3 Triway Invitational 3RD out of 11 Northwest L 5-11 Records Set in 84 Orrville Rotary 5TH out of 16 (double header) L 7-16 Larry Booth 21 ' 9 Long Jump District Meet 3RD out of 19 Dalton W 15-11 Tim Kowalczyk 40.7 300 Lows Northwestern Doylestown Northwestern L 1-10 L 4-11 L 3-9 Records Set in 84 Hillsdale L 4-14 Veronica Napier Shot Put 37 ' 7 1 2 Smithville W 5-1 Stephanie King 100 Meters 12.9 Hillsdale W 10-1 Denise Valentine 300 Hurdles 47.7 Rittman W 13-0 Mary Miller 3200 Meters 13.38 Cloverleaf W 9-7 S. King, C. Chapman, D . Valentine, K. Miller 800 Meter Relay 1:48.1 S. King, C. Dravenstott, D. Valentine, K. Miller 1600 Meter Relay4:04.2 Sound of Musk Musical Cast Included: 1st Row, Chris Hanzie, Holly Gray, Jeff Geiger, Janie Graham, Lisa A lien, Barb Shue, Erin Balsat, Rebecca Swartz, Doug Butdorf, 2nd Row, Sally Vance, Brenda Eberly, Doug Zimmerly, Jack. Reusser, Tim Mendelson, Rocky Dawson, John Moran, Ryan Wertz, Ben Shue, Paula Russell, Ron White, Brian Stutz, Scott Jenkins, 3rd Row, Ion Little, Theresa Domers, Michelle Franks, Harriet Franks, Barb Coen, Jan Miller, Sam Shue, Judy Rttchey, Kelly Ryan, Rhonda King, Nancy Nichols, Cathy Click, Tammy Smith, Kathy Stoller, Becky Zollinger Backstage, getting ready for the big night; (above) Lora Lee helps Judy Ritchey with make- up. (Above right) Michelle Franks pats on stage founda- tion. Jeff Geiger, (right) doesn ' t need any help! Janie Graham (left) and Holly Gray prepare for their parts. l44 Sound of Music Is A Sellout Norwayne ' s 1984 musical production, The Sound of Music, continued the legacy of fine musical performances on the high school stage. The cast of 42 had much of which to be proud; both nights, the auditorium was filled to capacities which rose to standing ovations. Heading the talented cast was Lisa Allen, who starred as the efferves- cent real-life Maria Von Trapp, a role which took her from a tomboyish postulant to a wife and mother of seven children. Maria ' s husband, Captain Georg Von Trapp, was a part which allowed Ryan Wertz to display his acting and singing talents. Holly Gray as Liesl and Christo- pher Hanzie as Rolf played the young lovers torn apart by political differences. Brenda Eberly played the Mother Superior who advised Maria to Climb Ev ' ry Mountain. Comic relief was provided by Ron White as Max Detweiler and Paula Russell as the lovely villainess, Elsa. The Von Trapp children were; Holly Gray — Liesl, Jeff Geiger — Friedrich, Janie Graham — Louisa, Doug Bertdorf — Kurt, Barb Shue — Brigetta, Erin Balsat — Marta, Rebecca Swartz — Gretl Other members of the cast acted as Nazi guards, or were members of the stunning nun ' s chorus. All in all, the cast gave two outstanding performances, leaving many people from the audience with the thought that they had seen the best Norwayne production in years. Sound of Music 145 Norwayne ' s Stars Above: Elsa (Paula Russell) tells Georg (Ryan Wertz) to sit down as Max (Ron White) looks on. Above right: Gee those kids like to sing! Right: Mother Abbess (Brenda Eberly) tells Maria (Lisa Allen) to follow her dreams. Below: Lies! (Holly Gray) captures Rolf ' s (Chris Hanzie) attention. Bottom right: Maria teaches Gretl (Rebecca Swartz) to sing. i i II 146 Sound of Music Top Left: Rolf tells Liesl to get out of his life. Top Center: Elsa tells Ursula (Nancy Nichols) and Fronz (Scott Jenkins) of her plans. Top Right: Max tries to get a over-happy soloist (Harriet Franks) off the stage. Above: Frau Schmidt (fudy Ritchey) helps the children get ready for the party. Center: Georg and Maria dc Above right: Leisl carries a sleepy Gretl to bed. Right: Georg sings Edelweiss as Maria and the child; look on. Sound of Music 147 Doug Zimmerly and Denise Right — King Doug Zimmerly and Queen Denise Valentine. Below — The 1984 Prom Court Front left to right Aaron Beery, Scott Huth, Rocky Dawson, Doug Zimmerly, Kevin Pamer, Greg Maihach, Mike Hanzie, Dave Cotsmire, back Dana Griffin, Diane Inder- muhle, Jill Miller, Denise Valentine, Tammy Smith, Lynne Uhler, Sally Vance and Shari Lewis. 148 Dance the Night Away Valentine reign over 1984 Prom Prince Kevin Pamer and Princess Tammy Smith - top left Top right: Bill, please get off my feet! (Michelle Franks Below left: Cheers! (Nata lie McCoy and Dare Rupp) and Bill Vance) while Shawn Brown and Brian Fetter Above: Junior Class President and Master of Ceremonies, dance the night away and Dawn Young and Scott Huth Craig Domers. snug a little closer. Dance the Night Away 149 Post Prom at Riviera Lanes The post prom at Riviera Lanes in Fairlawn attracted 180 students to enjoy the variety of all night activities. Bowling, pool and video games kept everyone active for hours with frequent time-outs to chow down on snacks. Musical entertainment was provided by the band I.C.U. First Honors Banquet Above: Chris Hanzie received three scholarships to Ashland ■ during the Honors banquet. Above right: Students participating in the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achi recognized. Right: Jan Miller receives the Dr. Fosti nursing scholarship. During the school year, many students receive awards for their accomplishments without any recognition. On the evening of May 22nd, Nor- wayne High School held it ' s first Honors Ban- quet in the school ' s history to recognize out- standing students in various areas. Students were recognized in each academic area by their respective teachers. The program began with a presentation by three police chiefs representing Wayne County. Doug Zimmerly received the Tina Harmon Memorial Scholarship Award. Other individ- ual senior scholarship awards went to Laurie Leslie, Chris Hanzie, fan Miller, Doug Zim- merly and Denise Valentine. Several awards highlighted the evenings pro- gram. Lisa Allen was recognized as one of the top sixty students in the State of Ohio in receiv- ing the Martin Essex School for the Gifted Award. Lisa will participate in an intense week of study at Ohio State University. Lis a was the first student in Wayne County to receive the award. Michele Menegay was recognized as a Na- tional Merit semi-finalist. She is the first stu- dent at N.H.S. to receive the honor in several years. Several students were recognized for partici- pation in the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achieve- ment. Freshman Corey Metsker demonstrated ability in various areas of study and was recog- nized for placement in the Algebra Achieve- ment test. Becky Zollinger ranked high in the area of French and Lisa Allen received high honors in English 111. Parents of the award winners were present to witness the presentations along with guest Ed- win Thompson, superintendent of Wayne County Schools. Students and staff plan to continue the banquet as a tradition at Nor- wayne High School. The program was orga- nized by Mr. McCauley, Miss Byers, Mrs. Kondik, and Mr. Schmeltzer, with help from Mrs. Coen, Mrs. Irvin, and Mrs. Haberbusch. 152 Receives Tremendous Response Mr. Acker congratulates Beck) Zollinger for a 4.0 average. Other students receiving awards were Mark HaberbuscK Michelle Rook, Barb Coen, Kim Miller, and Rod Russell. Students being recognized are: Stephany Glanco, Chris Hanzie, Rod Russell and Paula Russell. Above: Laurie Leslie and Larry Booth receive awards in Speech and Art. 153 The Class of 84 Salutes To Norwayne High r?s sing our praise And lift our heads up high; To thee all honor we acclaim And hope for lasting ' fame. With spirit strong and true, We pledge ourselves to you; And faithful always K we will stay To the scarlet and the gray. £-3 -. Student speaker Diane Indermuhle. The other student speaker, Rodney Russell, spoke on our class motto, The past is forever gone, but the future is still m Gradu. Norwayne High School ]an Miller and Larry Booth. President of the Clan, Doug Zir, gift of a drinking fountain. ' rly, presented the class May 26, 1984 had finally arrived. It took IS longs years to prepare for that special day. As the time to make the appearance got nearer, the seniors nervously lined up to enter. Before too long, they were listening to the various speakers telling them to make the most of the future and reminising about the past. The year of 1984 will be an unforgettable one. The thrill of beating Rittman in both football and basketball caused much excitement in boys ' athletics. Also the girls ' success in basketball and track- There are many events that caused much school pride and spirit. They are sure to be cherished memories. As the seniors go out into the world, they will never forget life at Norwayne High School. Graduation 155 Before They Separate Among ■■■ •  - ♦■■ Students receiving honor for outstanding academic achievement and leadership were Rodney Russell, Kim Miller, Stephany Glanco, Jan Miller, Diane Indermuhle and Doug ZSmmerly. ■ Middle left: Mr. Yabtonski introduced speakers and the class of 1984. Middle right: Giving the Invocation, Sermonette and Benediction was the Reverend Paul Hack Sue Musser receives perfect attendance award from Guidance counselor, Mr. T , McCauley. Above: Mr. Giordano directs the Norwayne High School band during the Processional and Recessional. 156 Gradua Different Paths of Life Special Awards went to Tom Sato — Foreign Exchange Student; Laura Widmer — Mable Bibler A ward; Doug Z ' mmerly — The Long Memorial A ward; Kim Miller — the Karla Frc Memorial Award; Chris Hanzie — Sinclair Speech Award; Denise Valentine — the Karla Frase Memorial Award; Dan Nichols — Choral Award; ££££££ David Uhler and Karla Shook (middle left) converse on future plans. Middle right: Perfect Attendance went to (I. to r. — top to bottom) Terri Smith — 12 Years; Bryan Armbrust, Aaron Beery, Lee Rufener, Mike Schar, Steve Kimble, Karen Maibach, [an Miller, Tonya Heinz, Melanie Indermuhle, Jill Miller and Sue Musser. Above: Preparing for graduation ceremony and Kim Decker, Lorrie Hoosier, Jill Miller and Randy Ballard. Left: Flashing us a smile of relief is Linda Regan. Graduation 137 Special Moments Are TAKE TIME TO LAUGH - It is the music of the soul. TAKE TIME TO THINK - It is the source of power. TAKE TIME TO PLA Y - It is the source of perpetual youth. TAKE TIME TO READ - It is the foun- tain of wisdom. TAKE TIME TO PRA Y-It is the greatest power on earth. TAKE TIME TO BE FRIENDLY - It is the road to happiness. TAKE TIME TO GIVE - It is too short of a day to be selfish. TAKE TIME TO WORK - It is the price of success. TAKE TIME FOR GOD - It is the way to health of body, mind and soul. A proud Dean Bl s Jan Miller diploma from Mr. Steve Kimble is honored with the long awaited diplo. Right: Caught ya! Hey guys, I thought it was only the girls that cared about their looks! (Charlis Metsker, Tom Fry and Jeff Hatten) Far right: Theresa Green and Debbie Stanley ' s faces mirror the feelings of many seniors, that of anticipation and excite- 1984 Class Motto: the past is forever gone, but the future is still our own - 3r Class Flower: Red Rose Class Advisor: Miss Anna Syrios Chuck Miller grins while Danny Nichols dreams of Mayor of Burbank becoming closer to reality. Meanwhile fir Gordon is wrapped up in his own thoughts. 158 Graduatic Here and Gone . . . A helping hand is always appreciated. (Cyndi Fitzpatrick and Dawn Followay) John Hanshaw can ' t be that anxious to graduate! or can he? Larry Booth and Brian Stutz follow directions given by class president, Doug Zimmerly. A bore left: Come on Karen, smile! It can ' t be all that bad. (Karen Maxbach) Above right: Serious and friendly student, Katie Miller. Below: Daphney Payne congratulated by friends. Graduation 159 To Be Lasting Metnorie 160 So long, farewell From Now On For Yesterday is but a dream day And Tomorrow is but a vision, A dream of happiness, But Today, Well Lived, Makes every Yester- And every Tomorrow a vision of hope. So long, farewell 161 Michelle Franks, Charity Dravenstott, Steph King, Janeen Hilty, Veronica Napier, and Amy Crow receive their 3 and 2 year track awards. Seniors Kim Miller and Denise Valentine both receive their final 4 year award. Track Highlights Annual SPECIAL AWARDS FOR GIRLS TRACK Most Valuable Player Denise Valentine, Kim Miller Steph King Most Outstanding Kim Miller Leading Scorer Denise Valentine Field Events Veronica Napier 162 Sprmg Sports Banquet Tim Kowalczyk, Jamie Berber and Brum Stun receive 2 Abore: Larry Kois and Dave Green proudly show their 3 year awards. year trophies. Below: Three seniors Mr. Allen will greatly miss are 4 year award winners, Stere Kimble, Larry Booth and Scott Moyer. 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INSURANCE Wilde Corp. 125 N. MAIN ST. RITTMAN, OHIO STA-CO Manufacturing Inc. Animal Bedding JOHN w. COPUSJR. P.O. BOX 372 CRESTON. OHIO 44217 (216)435-4196 Ads 183 50 f Off On Any Size Pizza y 7 HOME-STYLEteySflf- P Z Q A £ Esm±v0 435-4900 Tues. Wed. Thurs. Sunday Brunch 5:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 7-11 a.m. Fri. Sat. Dinner 5:30 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. 11-3 p.m. Pizza Only 3-10 p.m. 184 Ads Congratulations to the Class of 1984 1 49 MYERS STREET JCRESTON, OHIO 4421 7 ■S - e WiMvvaw enwwat Co. ( ) WOOSTER, OH 0 TOWN COUNTRY BOWLING LANES S. Main St. Creston, Ohio 44217 435-4555 (216) 939-4591 J3k CRAIG EMCH CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING CUSTOM CONCRETE WORK FRAMING • MASONRY 11856 MILLER RD STERLING. OHIO 44276 Wooster Equity Co. 390 W. South St. Wooster, Ohio Wooster New Pittsburg Ph. 264-9925 Ph. 264-1911 •Feed ' Fertilizer •Grain •Chemicals •Seed •Custom Application •Grain Bank Bulk and Bag WILSON AND JARVIS Insurance Company 109 N. Main Street Creston, Ohio 44217 TROYER Lime — Limestone Coal — Sand — Gravel ' Service You Can Depend On ' 3132 E. Steiner Rd. Creston, OH 44217 (216) 435-6887 FUNK SEEDS Dependable Hybrids from Dependable People Mr. Mrs. Ivan Chaffin Creston, OH 435-6591 Ads 185 GRAY -WE HOLSTEINS Though we cannot say our cows moo in harmony; We do promise that what they produce has quality; So switch to the drink that allows you to drive; It not only tastes good, it makes you feel so alive. 2702 W. Easton Rd. Burbank, Oh 44214 (216) 624-3621 JHL [J Hi ECKERT BROS. INC. ECKERT BROS. INC. 244 Factory St. Sugar Creek OH PH. 216 852-2611 852-4661 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 186 AJs RIGGENBACH CUSTOM KITCHENS Kitchen Remodeling — New Homes Glenn Riggenbach 11569 Eby Rd 939-3988 Sterling BODAGER AGENCY INC. RITTMAN, OHIO TUNE-UP ALIGNMENT BRAKES RADIATORS R n S Service BOB STOLLER 318 S. ELM ST. ORRVILLE, OHIO 44667 683-6421 EXHAUST AIR CONDITIONING GEN. MAINTENANCE TRANSMISSIONS PIONEER MUSIC SHOP For your musical needs 152 Sterling Ave. PH 925-5246 Rittman, Ohio 44270 Authorized — MARTIN-SIGMA GRETSCH-KUSTOM RANDALL GHS DEALER BAND SUPPLIES MUSIC BOOKS MINOR REPAIRS, ETC sf JJ£OJdsmobile4} DAVE SMITH I C Pontiac-GMC 3 ) Roger Maibach Sales Specialist 1363 W Lincoln Way • Wooster, Ohio 44691 V Phone 216-264-1113 Good Luck Class of 1984 BEV ' S RESTAURANT Eat in or carry out 6:00 am — 8:00 pm Monday thru Saturday Closed Sunday Creston 435-6338 Ads 187 A Recipe For Success . . . 1. Define your goals more specifically, keep picturing yourself as you want to be. 2. Follow an achievement timetable. 3. Develop great desire and relentless pursuit. 4. Maintain a genuine confidence in yourself and your abilities. 5. Discipline yourself to follow through on a project regardless of obstacles or what other people think or say. Excerpied from Radio Wooster WWST Rubbermaid ® Hackworth Electric Motors Sales and Service PH. (216) 345-6049 4952 Cleveland Rd. ferry Hackworth Wooster, OH President 44691 Restaurant Motel Hours — 6:00 a.m. — 8:00 p.m. EVENING SPECIALS Tuesday thru Friday 4:00 — 8:00 Jim Ramsier 28 E. Ohio Rittman, OH 44270 188 Ads Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 Dick Hartzler 9805 Benner Rd. Rittman, Ohio 44270 (216) 925-1585 Maibach PONTTAC GMC,INC 44 S. Main Rittman, Ohio 44270 (216) 925-5010 CRAIG FORCELL Dl (216) 262-1 136 DIANE FORCELL textm Hthdztz MONO AND GOLD JEWELRY 1 S30 Cleveland road Wooster. Ohio 4469 1 BUS 336-8920 RES 925-1124 (Quality floors CARPET • CUSTOM DRAPERIES LINOLEUM • FORMICA • TILE GALEN INDERMUHLE 2203 GREENWICH RD WADSWORTH. OHIO 44281 BEN FRANKLIN Better quality for less! DOWNTOWN LODI Your Complete Variety Store Fine Fabrics our Speciality 948-1471 HARLEY DRILLING PUMPS Well Drilling - Pumps Sales Service Industrial • Residential Commercial Phone 216-948-3942 or 948-1054 9923 Avon Lake Rd. Burbank, Ohio 44214 Ads 189 FOLLOW AY CONSTRUCTION Real Estate for Sale JIM FOLLOW AY 435-6798 RAY ' S QARAGE t ■JL atm SPARKY ' S Pizza and Chicken Subs — Sandwiches Open 7 Days Phone 66 E. Ohio Ave. 927-1226 Rittman, Ohio SEVILLE ELEVATOR Feed — Grain — Fertilizer Mobil Products Seville 769-3469 Complete Banking Service Since 1881 c tebbins N ational {£an£ Creston, Ohio 44217 PHONE 435-6371 K h depositor iMiirMl b HN€ 190 Ads Don ' t let our name fool you we also specialize in Security-Burglar Alarm Systems for home and business Electrical Wiring — Standby Alternators large inventory of electrical supplies complete hardware amana radarange microwaves freezers refrigerators, etc. speed queen washers dryers arkia grills kero-sun heaters carhart work, clothing red wing work. shoes servus tingley boots We also sell and Erect Butler All-Steel Buildings Borkholder Pole Building For Home and Business Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 DEKALB-PFIZER GENETICS Rick Dotterer 12266 Benner Rd. Rittman, OH. 44270 (216) 925-5192 GASSER ' S MASONRY 9880 Sterling Rd. Rittman, Ohio 44270 925-4976 Build on a good Foundation 3 THE HILL AGENCY INSURANCE ONE SOUTH MAIN RITTMAN, OHIO 925-2946 Ads 191 WOOSTER ' S BUSY CORNER Hawkins Market and Cafeteria Portage Square Plaza Ready to Serve You Radio Dispatched Trucks Ready Mixed Concrete Blocks, Motar, Bricks and Supplies — Culvert Pipes BEST READY MIX, INC. Serving Medina, Wayne and Ashland Cos. Call Collect Anytime Call 9484221 or 722-1122 106 S. Prospect — Lodi, OH Ron Burge Trucking.lnc. BULK COMMODITIES Specializing in Agricultural Products Custom Spreading Fertilizer Lime Grain Hauling Limestone Phone: 624-5373 1876W. BrittonRd. Burbank, Ohio, OH 44214 192 Ads Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 from £fie Specializing in gourmet homemade ice cream 2965 Cleveland Rd Wooster, Oh. 44691 Compliments to the Class of 1984 BOBCAT BACKERS Compliments of BuEhLEh ' 4 FRESHER FOODS NANCY WUNDERLICH Dana Demuth Akron 896-2346 COMDOC 3458 Massillon Rd. at 1-77 P.O. Box 908 Akron, Ohio 44309 Distributor: Business Products UNDERWOOD ' S SUPERVALU 711 Wooster Street Lodi, Ohio 44254 948-1440 Good Nutrition Home Care Products contact Don Clara Jenkins 148 N. Second Street Rittman, Ohio 44270 (216) 925-1856 Come join our world Ads 193 fGoTCHA The Money Comes In And The Money Goes Out We hope that you can hang on to some of those dollars as they speed by and then save them with our help. The interest rate is great and the reward, .peace of mind. Stop in. ltfffiS A f==y= MACK ' S Food Center and Locker 9945 Greenwich 3d. 948-1199 1 V; mi. west of Lodi, O 8am 9pm on U.S. 421 at 7daysaweek US 42 and 224 plenty of parking TELEPHONE 216-948-1777 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. MRS. BURNEL PINKERTON, D.D.S. 113 HARRIS STREET LODI, OHIO 44254 Best Wishes to Norwayne Students and Faculty WOOSTER If ® MAGIKOTER THE WOOSTER BRUSH COMPANY Wooster, Ohio THE LODI MESSENGER 60.218 LODI, OHIO 44254 Phone:216 1948-1230 Serving Medina, Ashland and Wayne Counties 107 Wooster St. Lodi, Ohio 948-1230 Compliments from HOFFMAN FARMS Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoffman Family Burbank, Ohio 194 Ads CLASS OF 1984 We wish you happiness and success in your future endeavors from CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, INC. Contemporary 70 N. Court St. Photography Medina, Ohio 44256 Studio, Inc. Telephone 725-5748 HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE Registered and Grade Serving Dairy Farmers For 20 Years All Cattle Guaranteed As Represented A good selection of large springing heifers and cows due soon or fresh. Thinking Of Having A Farm Auction??? Let Us Manage It For You! Full Service Of Getting Machinery Or Cattle Ready BROWN ' S AUCTION COMPANY SER- VICE Licensed Bonded by State of Ohio Dept. of Commerce Please call for appointment Kenneth W. Brown 4032 East Easton Rd., Creston, Ohio 44217 Ph. (216) 435-4130 fe Ads 195 K Rutt Amstutz, Inc. the farmer ' s market place for Grain, Agrico Fertilizers, Purina Chows, Funks G Hybrids, Donley Seeds SMITHVILLE AND ORRVILLE Complete Auction Service WILBUR BOWERS Auctioneer 1 14 Wayne Avenue Creston 216 — 435-6704 iS S§ Warty s :i W -— tu aio DISTINCTIVE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIALISE IN OUTDOOfl WORK 5 ACCES SENIOR 4 669-2707 CUSTOM DRAPERIES - WALLPAPER - CARPET Free Estimates Grandfather Wall Clocks DOTTERER ' S DRAPERIES 790 East Main Smithville, Ohio 44667 Phone 669-3337 for home appointments Tues., Wed, Thurs., Sat. 8:30-5:00 Mon., Fri. 8:30-9:00 With a name like Smucker ' s, it has to be good. THE J.M. SMUCKER COMPANY • ORRVILLE, OHIO 196 Ads CRESTLAND FARMS Doylestown Rd. Sterling Fresh -£ggs- Daily Closed Sunday . BEAVER WHOLESALE MEATS INC. servicing schools — restaurants — institutions SMITHVILLE (216) 669-2141 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 FRED BUCKLEW Excavating Grading Trenching 109 Frick Rd. Sterling, Ohio 44276 939-2883 Ads 197 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION COMBUSTION CONTROL DIVISION W ORRVILLE, OHIO euflle Mavatt BOX 101 13 EAST MAIN SEVILLE, OHIO 44273 PHONE 216-769-2084 100 NORTH MAIN STREET ORRVILLE, OHIO 683-7433 LARRY IDA KACZMAREK MATTESOJSTS PHARMACY Creston, Ohio 198 AJs Phone 939 - 4004 STOLLER ' S Fine Woodworking Custom Furniture - Commercial Millwork 10230 Applecreek Rd. Harlan E. Stoller Sterling, Ohio 44276 102 Bank. St. Creston, Ohio 44217 JEFFREY M. COFFEY Off. 435-6362 COFFEY INSURANCE AGENCY Faithful Service for Sixty Years 1921-1981 STRICKLAND-MASON, INC. 112-20 E. Ohio Ave. Rittman, Ohio 44270 SINCE 1934 McINTIRE BASKET COMPANY Creston, Ohio IDMER BUILDERS farold Widmer 939-3391 1 I i, a.= . v ' «r CUSTOM HOME BUILDING Best Wishes to the class of 84 BOND ' S SHOE STORE 136 W. Liberty St. Wooster, Ohio (216) 264-6214 If your car is ill. - try our pill Rich ' s Ai jto Med ic 925 ■6881 175 E. OHIO AVE. • RITTMAN, OHIO 44270 Ads 199 r Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you help them become what they are capable of being. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 84 MAST-LEPLEY SILO, Inc 1088 N. Apple Creek Rd., Wooster, Ohio 44691 (216)264-9292 200 Ads Over 30 years experience WEST CANAAN GARAGE Clarence Wellman. Owner 10544 Burbank Rd. Burbank, Ohio 44214 (216)624-2933 i Collision repair ■ Painting • Mechanical work • Vinyl protective moldings • Vinyl top dying • Rust repair Used parts FREE ESTIMATES • INSURANCE CLAIMS Winkler Building Plumbing FRED WINKLER 51 ERIE STREET RITTMAN, OHIO Bus. Ph. 925 - 5866 Res. Ph. 939 - 3471 MCGUIRES SHOE REPAIR 129 Main Street Creston, Ohio 435-4127 8-5 Daily 8-2 Saturday Closed Sunday CONGRATULATIONS! As new graduates, we welcome you as you take your place in the community. What- ever your future plans include — whether it ' s a job or further schooling, we at Chippe- wa Valley Bank wish you well. CHIPPEWA VALLEY BANK c Sterling, Rittman and Chippewa Lake, Ohio DALE WIRTH REALTY Buy - Sell - Trade Creston Ohio 435-6365 Medio Drug Co. 302 Highland Drive Lodi, Ohio 948-1320 Ads 201 Index Acker, Lisa SO Acker, Mark 68. 118, 119 Allen, Fred 110. 124, 138, 136 Allen, George 21, 74, 104, 109, 134, 163 Allen, Leroy 80 Allen, Lisa 9, 21, 68, 144, 145, 146, 147, 112, 113, IH, 120, 144, 145, 146, 147 Amstutz, Mike 37, 38, 109, 127 Anderson, Kathy 68 Anderson, Kevin 80 Anderson, Nutusha SO Armbrust, Bryan 38, 156. 157 Arnold, Jeff 68, 118, 119 Bailey, Dennis 26, 27, SO, 104 Ballard, Randy 157 Beery, Aaron 7, 38, 88, 90, 94, 108, 109, 118, 119, . 127, 148, 157 Beery, Amy 80, 98, 102, 103, 108. 120 Beery, Lynne 86 Beichler, Connie 17, 32, 74, 120, 123 Berger, Jamie 3, 26, 27, 48, 74, 88, 90, 108, 124, 135, 137, 162 Berger, Todd 26, 80, 93 Berry, Sandra SO Bertschy, Doug 74 Biddle, Randy 25, 26, 48, 68 Bihari, Renee 150 Bishop, Reggie 26, 28, 29, SO, 104, 129 Black, Michelle SO, 122, 138 Blake, Brian 6, 68 Blankenship, Riley 80 Bledsoe, Denise 21, 74, S6 Blough, Lori SO, 129 Blough, Melissa 68 Blough, Patti 38. 122, 123 Blough, Steve 81 Bolen, Daren 74, 123 Boltz, Renee 5. 6S. 141 Booth, Angie 74 Booth, Larry 21, 38, 112. 113, 134, 135, 136, 137, 1 159, 162, 163 Booth, Henry 68 Booth, Rickey 81 Bosley, Tad 63, 68 Boss, Karen 38 Bowers, Kathie SI Bowman, John 38 Bowman, Lisa 74 Bowman, Michael 81, 118, 119. 134 Boyes, Tracy 81 Boyes, Troy 74, 104, 118 Boykin, Susan 23, 74 Bricker, James 68, 113, 116 Bricker, Ronda 21, 74, 113 Brown, Mark 81 Brown, Mike 68, 113, 115 Brumfield, Mark 38 Burgess, Kevin 74 Cabell, Lisa 48, 68 Cantley, Michelle 81, 116 Cantley, Patricia 74, 66, 116, 117 Carter, Otis 26, 29, 74, 88, 89, 91, 96, 108, 127 Cassell, Ronni 6, SI Chapman, Connie 12, 23, 30, 34, 80, 81, 140 Christian, Pam 21, 74 Clark, Francis 74 Clark, James 68 Clevidence, Todd 74 Click, Cathy 68, 115, 122, 144, 150 Coen, Barb 9, 21, 68, 121, 144 Conrad, Melissa 81 Conrow, John Copley, Donald 81 Copley, Lisa 68 Copley, Steve 25, 26, 74, 92, 96, 108, 110, 127 Copus, Vicki 74, 110 Cotsmire, David 9, 21, 68, 113, 14S Cottrilt, Valerie 39, 150 Cramer, Dan SI Cramer, Kim 81 Crow, Amy 74, 141, 162 Crow, Todd 26, 28, 69 Damron, Lisa 74 Daso, Paula 69 Davenport, Walter 69 Davis, Angela 3, 16, 17, 39, 54, 97 Davis, Brian 39 Davis, Scott 3, 81, 104, 106, 109, 129 Davis, Todd 69 Dawson, Ronald 24, 25. 26, 27, 34, 37, 39, 48, 53, 54, 153 Decker, Kim 157 Domers, Craig 69, 92, 108, 149 Domers, Theresa 74, 78, 121, 123, 124, 144 Dravenstott, Charity 9, 12, 21, 34, 69, 121, 123, 162 Drysdale, Patricia 21, 75, 113 Eberly, Brenda 6, 23, 24, 68,69, 86, 109, 112, 121, 144, 145, 146 Eller, John 75, 77, US, 119 Ellis, Mary 81 Emerson, Debbie 21, 81 Ferguson, Jeff 39, 66 Ferguson, Richard 26, 81, 93, 134, 163 Fetzer, Audrey 39 Fetzer, Laura 48, 69, 115 Fitzpatrick, Colin 26, 80, 81, 104, 109, 11, 134, 163 Fitzpatrick, Cyndi 37, 39, 97, 115, 144, 159, 161 Followay, Brett 81 Followay, Dawn 40, 159 Franks, Michelle 17, 23, 24, 32, 68, 69, 86, 101, 109, 115, 138, 144, 145, 149, 151, 162 Franks, Rhonda 19, 21, 75, 110, 113, 122 Frary, Andrea 3, 40 Frary, Darion 3, 25, 26, 48, 75, 110 Frary, John 26, 81, 93 Frazier, David 40 Frazier, Tammy 81 Frazee, Pamela 75, 110 F riddle, Ron 40, 48, 115, 160 Fry, Michele 81, 94, 98, 102, 108, 120 Fry, Thomas 9, 158 - Furin, Shawn 118 Games, Kevin 66, 69, 151 Garnsey, Jerry 81 Gasser, Joy 69 Gallivan, Chris 21, 81 Geiger, Jeff 8, 26, 75, 134, 137, 144, 145, 1 ' , 163 L ■ Geiger, Mark 69 Geiger, Mike 34, 37, 40, 110, 120, 160, 161 Geiger, Tina 69 Gerber, Dave Gerber, Vickie 81 Giet, John 75, 118 Giet, Susan 12, 40, 55, 122, 123 Gilbert, Louis 82 Gillis, Rebecca 66, 75 Glanco, Chad 2, 8, 69, 134, 135, 163 Glanco, Chris 39 Glanco, Stephany 7, 21, 40, 110, 112, 114, 120 156, 160 Gordon, Jim 3, 40, 158 -Gorman, Shawn 69 Graham, Janie 8, 12, 21, 34, 75, 78, 96, 112, 113, 145, 146 Gray, Hotly 21, 75, 113, 144, 145, 146, 147 Gray, Susan 12, 18, 34, 82, 98, 102, 115, 120 Green, Abby 69 Green, Becky 66, 75 Green, Charlene 75, 116 Green, David 36, 37, 41, 53, 55, 94, 96, 104, 109, 137, 162, 163 Green, Teresa 41, 158 Green, Yvonne 75, 116, 117 Grier, Randy 75 Griffin, Dana 12, 23, 24, 36, 37, 41, 48, 55, 86, 94 120, 148, 160 Griffin, Daniel 75 Griffith, Sherry 75 Griffith, Troy 82, 93, 118, 119 Haberbusch, Mark 21, 75, 121, 128 Hahn, Scott 9, 69, 88, 108, 126, 127 202 Hall, Jeff 3, 6, 104, 118, 119 Hatpin, Scott 3, 26, 27, 41 Hamilton, Tim 69 Hampe, Brenda 82 Haney, Jeff 82, 113 Hanshaw, John 41, 139 Hanzie, Christopher 8, 37, 55, 97, 112, 113, 123, 144, 146, 147, 157, 160 Hanzie, Mike 3, 25, 26, 69, 70, 134, 148, 130 Harley, Steve 70 Harmon, Lena 41, 151 Harris, Richard 66, 70, 86, 123, 151 Hartong, Craig 26, 27, 36, 41, 48, 118, 119 Hartzler, Janis 5, 23, 76, 120 Haskins, Jeannie 23, 82, 98, 102, 103 Hatten, Jeffery 3, 26, 27, 41, 54, 94, 104, 105, 109, 138, 161 Hawkins, Michael 70 Heinz, Tonya 42, 157 Henderson, Matt 21, 82, 118, 119, 129 Hetrick, Laura 70, 98, 108, 109, 115 Hilty, Christian 48, 76, 92, 108, 110 Hilty, Christopher 26, 70, 96, 104, 105, 106, 109, 123 Hilty, Janeen 17. 32, 76, 94, 95, 102, 103, 108, 124, 140. 162 Hooser, Darin 24, 26, 27, 29, 44, 48, 123 Hooser, Diane 21. 70 Hooser, Lorrie 157 Hooser, Shelly 70 Hostettler, Brenda 76, 116 Hostettler, Brian 26 Holiday, Beth 21, 76, 115 Holiday, Bonnie 42, 66 Hollen, Ron 82 Hooper, Todd 82 Huffman, Brian 82 Huffman, Tim 76 Hunt, Rena 66, 82 Huth, Scott 9, 42, 88, 90, 91, 95, 108, 109, 110, 126, 127, 128. 148 Indermuhle, Diane 42, 54, 120, 121, 148, 154, 156 Indermuhle, Julie 82 Indermuhle, Julie 82 Indermuhle, Melanie 42, 121, 157 Jackson, Jody 82, 85 Jackson, Michele 70 Jacobs, Jeaneen 76 Jacobs, Greg 76 Jacobson, Jim 82 Jarrett, Suzy 23, 30, 82, 86, 115, 144, 145 Jenkins, Chris 21, 82, 102, 113 Jenkins, Scott 21, 76, 113, 144, 147 Johnson, Joy 76 Johnson, Tonya 48, 115 Kahl, Glenn 70 Kaufman, Shelly 82 Kaufmann, Tammy 76, 116 Kimble, Steve 9, 21, 37, 44, 112, 134, 136, 157, 158, King, Clifford 76 King, Monte 82, 93, 108, 118, 129 King, Rhonda 82, 115, 144, 145 King, Stephanie 17, 32, 70, 98, 100, 122, 123, 139, 140, 162 King, Teresa 3, 42 Klepper, Gary 70 Kling, Randy Kling, Shawn 76, 116, 117 Kois, Larry 70, 134, 137, 162 Koucky, Jonathan 37 Kowalczyk, Anita 5, 76 Kowalczyk, Tim 76, 118, 124, 125, 162 Krauss, Mike 42, 48 Lally, Mike Lally, Missy 82 Lambert, Tom 26, 27, 43, 48, 123, 126, 127, 128 Lamb, Harold Lane, Chad 26, 82, 93, 134, 163 Lendon, Angela 76 Leslie, Lauren 42, 115 Lewis, Jeff 70, 152 Lewis, Pamela 82, 116, 123 Lewis, Shari 17, 21, 70, 94, 95, 123, 148 Little, Lori 3, 42, 115, 144 Loera, John 26, 30, 82 Love joy, Chris 70, 118 Ludington, Robert 3, 44, 53, 122, 124, 163 Ludington, Tom 76, 129 Lycans, Scott Maibach, Greg 48, 70, 148, 150 Maibach, Karen 9, 71, 121, 157, 159 Maibach, Mark 83 Maibach, Ross 76, US, 127 Manges, Kurt 8, 26, 76, 110, 124, 129 Marshall, John 26, 83, 118, 119 Marshall, Paul Martin, Dave 83, 104 Martin, Kelli 76 Marty, Bev 21, 83 Massie, Stephanie 21, 22, 77 Mathys, Bill S3 Mathys, Jeffery 77, 94, 96, 108 Marcum, Brian Maxwell, Roy 3, 26, 30, 83, 98, 104, 105, 109 Maynard, Ken 83 McCoy, Mindy 18, 23, 30, 82, 129 McCoy, Natalie 43, 149 McCort, Becky 71 McClendon, Tony McDermott, Brad 71 McKelly, Karon 76 McKelly, Chris 21, 71, 92, 108, 113 McMillan, Craig 26, 82, 124, 163 Meade, Wilma 77 Meadows, Tim 71 Melcher, Cheryl 43, 55, 756 Melcher, Lawrence 77, 118, 119 Mendelson, Tim 144 Menegay, Harry 43, 52 Menegay, Michele 21, 71, 113, 121 Menegay, Sherrill 21, 37, 43, 110, 112, 113, 121, 138 Mercer, Amy 71 Metheney, John 83, 118, 119 Metsker, Charles 43, 122, 158 Metsker, Corey 26, S3, 92, 108, 129 Miller, Charles 4, 44, 52, 118, 123, 158 Miller, Denise 21, 83, 110, 113 Miller, Jan 2, 12, 37, 44, 52, 55, 97, 98, 99, 100, 108, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 144, 155, 156, 157, 158 Miller, Jill 44, 53, 98, 157 Miller, Katie 44, 54, 159, 161 Milter, Ken 83, 93, 134, 163 Miller, Kimberly 17, 44, 54, 94, 98, 99, 100, 108, 109, 120, 121, 122, 123, 138, 139, 140, 141, 156, 157, 162 Miller, Mary 71 Miller, Marci 77, 102, 103, 108, 110, 170 Miller, Mike 5, S3, 118, 119 Miller, Scott 26, 83, 93, 10S Mills, Kenneth 77 Miner, Roger S3 Miracle, Dale 83 Moore, Donald 21, 71 Moore, Tom 26, 83, 93, 108, 129 Mowrey, Sherrie Moyer, Scott 24, 26, 27, 37, 44, 88, 89, 95, 108, 109, 119, 134, 135, 136, 162 Murray, Joe 26, S3, 92, 129 Murphy, Janie 18, 19, S3 Musser, Susan 44, 157 Napier, Tim 26, S3, US Napier, Veronica 71, 98, 101, 108, 109, 138, 163 Nelson, Jodi 83 Nelson, Judy 71, 110, 123 Nichols, Dan 3, 4, 44, 52, 115, 118, 119, 157, 15S Nichols, Nancy 21, 22, 48, 71, 115, 144, 147 North, Charlotte Nottingham, Jeanne 3, 44, 48, 53, 123, 160 Obermiller, Denny 9, 69, 71, 88, 108, 120 Obermiller, Stacey 21, 80, 83 Oiler, Curt S3, 93 Pamer, Kevin 71, 88, 108, 127, 128, 148, 149 Pamer, Tina S3 Parker, Sarah 20, 21, S3, 113, 124 Parmenter, Sherry 21, 71, 113, 115 Patterson, Jennifer 66, 71 Payne, Daphney 45, 159 Perry, Ken 71 Pilkington, Dave S3 Pittman, Lavonne 21, 77, 110, 113, 122 Pope, Shelly 71 Polm, Julie 48 Polk, Leah Preast, Vanessa 77 Provence, James 72 I Provence, Pamela 77 Providence, Pant Ramsey, Tawnya Ramsey, Tim 5, 26, 83, 129 Randolph, Theresa 23, 24, 72, 86, 109 Randolph, Tonya 83 Rash, Robin 77, 116, 117 Rastorfer, Dick 37, 77 Rastorfer, Shawn 12, 16, 17, 31, 36, 38, 55, 123, 149 Ratcliff, Jo inn 44, 48 Ratliff, Dwayne 77, 118 Ratliff, Wendell 66, 72, 104, 107, 109 Rauschenberg, Scott 12, 21, 72 Regan, Linda 7, 44, 48, 97, 115, 157, 160 Renninger, Ron 84 Repp, Sheila 77 Repp, Melissa 66, 84 Reusser, Dayton 9, 72, 98, 104, 109 Reusser, John (Jack) 24, 26, 27, 28, 34, 37, 44, 48, 55, 95, 96, 104, 106, 107, 109, 123, 127, 144 Rhodes, Lori 84 Rhodes, Rocky 44 Rhoads, Sue 21, 84, 116, 117 Rhea, Teresa Rickey, Ike 72 Rickey, Stephanie 84, 115, 116, 144 Riddle, Misty 72 Riggenbach, Becky 72 Riggenbach, Corban 84, 118 Ritckey, Joyce 21, 84 Ritchey, Judy 21, 72, 110, 144, 147 Roberts, James 77 Roberts, Tammy 118 Roberts, Tim 77, 123 Robinson, Brad 77, 92, 108 Rook, Michelle 9, 72, 120, 121 Rufener, Lee 44, 157 Ruggles, Scott 5, 84, 93, 108 Russell, Paula 20, 37, 44, 55, 86, 112, 113, 123, 138, 144, 146, 147, 160 Russell, Rodney 9, 44, 54, 55, 112, 113, 114, 120, 121, 154, 156 Ryan, Kelley 84, 115, 144, 145 Ryan, Sean 72, 123 Ryneer, Todd 44 Sampson, Scott 77, 118 Sato, Tom 4, 25, 114, 157 Schaffter, Larry 26, 71, 118 Schlund, Anthony 72 Schlund, Danny 5, 84, 118 Schar, Gary 84, 93, 118, 119 Schar, Jeremy 84, 118, 119 Schar, Mike 59, 157 Schar, Steve 77. 96, 118 Schorle, Stephanie 21, 22, 80, 84 Scott, Donna 72 Scott, Russell 26, 84, 104 Setting, Buffy 84, 116 Shafer, Dan 70 . 123 Shane, Chrissy 16, 21, 78 Shane, Ken 72, 104, 107, 151 Shell, Jon Sheppard, Ed 78, 118, 119 Sherry, David 84 Shilling, Jane 12, 18, 19, 78, 122 Shook, Carolyn 84, 116 Shook, Jay 78, 118 Shook, Karla 8, 9, 55, 118, 119, 123, 157 Short, Benja 21, 84, 116 Shue, Sam 26, 84, 93. 108, 118, 119, 134, 144. 163 Skeens, Christine 7, 23, 78, 129 Skeens, Rhonda 97, 750 Smeller, Dave 8, 26, 84, 118 Smith, Beth Smith, Kelly 78, 118 Smith, Ken 78, 118 Smith, Kimberly 3, 84, 115, 123 Smith, Tammy 16, 17, 21, 22, 32, 72, 86, 115, 123, 144, 145. 148, 149 Smith, Terri 97, 157 Sommers, Sean 78 Spiker, Brian 94 Stahl, Taya 4, 12, 18, 19, 23, 78 Stahl, Tom 78, 104 Stanley, Deb 12, 23, 24, 25, 34, 35, 36, 48, 54, 86, 158, 160 Stanley, Mark 26, 84, 93, 129 Starcher, Danny 26, 27, 34, 37 Starcher, Stephany 48, 72 Staso, Bobbi 78, 116 Steiner, Dwight 26, 28, 29, 72, 129 Steiner, Eric 26, 84, 104, 118, 119 Steiner, Jim 59 Steiner, Rod 84, 93, 118, 119 Stephens, Kerry IS, 21, 84, 113 Still, Casey 78, 118, 119 Still, Christopher Stoller, Kathy 9, 72, 96, 1 16, 122, 123, 144, 145 Stoller, Lisa 23, 85 Studer, Dan 26, 74, 104 Studer, Richard 26, 85 Studer, Rob 26, 72 Stutz, Brian 6, 7, 26, 27, 48, 55, 94, 104, 107, 123, 123, 134, 144, 159, 162 Sweigert, Chris 21, 85, 93, 108, 113 Swinderman, Michelle 72, 151 Tackett, Kyle 18, 21, 85 Tackett, Ryan 26, 78, 104, 105, 124, 163 Tanner, Curtis 72 Tanner, John Tanner, Kathleen 78, 116 Thompson, Debra (Adkins) Trapp, Tim 78 Troxel, Kenny Tuttle, Kristen 23, 79 Ukler, David 52, 157 Uhler, Jerry 5, 85, US, 119 Uhler, Lynne 9, 12, 34, 72, 98, 101, 120, 121, 123, 148 Uhler, Mike 85, 118 Uhler, Polly 8, 79, 98, 101, 141 Uhler, Ruth 21, 22, 79, 110 Valentine, Denise 2, 12, 16, 17, 23, 24, 34, 36, 37, 35, 86, 98, 99, 101, 10S, 121, 122, 138, 139, 140, 141, 148, 157, 162 Valentine, Terry 19, 78, 79, 123 Vance, Sally 2, 72, 86, 120, 144, 148 Vance, Bill 3, S, 48, 72, 88, 149 Vannoy, Jim 85 Ward, Kathy Warren, Tom 5, 79 Weahry, Amy 18, 32, 85, 122 Webb, Norman Wein, Neil 79 Weinman, Doug 21, 85, 93, 108, 118, 119, 129 Wellman, Nancy 18, 19, 79, 96, 102, 103, 108, 110, 122 Wellman, Steve 73, 104, 105, 107 Wertz, Ryan 9, 21, 73, 113, 114, 121, 134, 144, 146, 147 White, Cheryl 79, 115, 123, 144 White, Lori 85 White, Roberta 73, 123 White, Ron 48, 97, 134, 136, 144, 146, 147 Widmer, Jon 26, 48, 78, 79, 92, 108, 118 Widmer, Laura 53, 157 Wiles, Robert 24, 26, 27, 54 Wiles, Roger 73, 92, 108, 118 Wiley, Sandy 66, 79, 116, 117 Wilson, Ernest 79 Wilson, Janice 23, 85 Wilson, Mark 73, 104, 130 Winkler, Dan 5, 85, 93, 108, 120, 129 Winkler, Jeff 26, 85, 104, 118, 119 Winkler, Jon 73, 151 Winkler, Michele 9, 98, 99, 101, 108, 123 Winkler, Scott 9, 73, 92, 108, 151 Wittenmyer, Margaret 85 Wood, Brian 8, 79, 124 Wood, Paula 53, 155, 161 Wood, Terry 24, 73, 150 Wyatt, Tammy 85 Wyckoff, Janice 73 Yochheim, Philip 26, 28, 29, 73, 96 Yost, Bill Yost, Laurie 18, 21, 85 Yost, Mary 85 Yost, Theresa 79, 98, 102, 103, 116 Young, Danny 79, 124, 134 Young, Dawn 12, IS, 23, 34, 79, 102, 103, 108 Young, Tammy 73 Younker, Don 130 Younker, Jackie 73 Ziegler, Philip 26, 73, 104, 106, 107 Zimmerly, Doug 6, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 36, 48, 54, 55, 88, 89, 90, 91, 95, 97, 108, 118, 119, 128, 144, 148, 155, 156, 157, 158 204 9 ■ St ft % % i «9 COLOPHON Three hundred and fifty copies of the thirty-first edition of the Norview were published by the Herff-Jones Publishing Company of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The sales representative was Bob Bouchard. There are two hundred and four copy pages with sixteen being full color pages and eight being spot color. The Norview uses Bordeaux one-hundred weight paper for all of its pages. The type sizes used were eight point for captions, ten point for copy, eighteen point for sub-headlines, and thirty point for headlines. All copy printed in Cloister Italic with headlines in Bold Italic. The 1984 Norview was a school designed, custom embossed cover with a mission grain and black overtone rub applied. Endsheets were school designed and printed in black ink over a gray base. Norwayne students shot the majority of photos used. Senior pictures and special events were taken by Friends and Contemporary Studios. .V  W x 4s ■«,« to 1