Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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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

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All In the Spirit of Fun

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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