Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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Mira Backstrom jiid AinciiLdii pjiciUs Pam Balliet and parents Scott Close and parents Kara Fallis and parents Kent Linn and parents Jon Lloyd and parents 8 Senior night

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SE Y OK PROPHECY It is the year 2008. Twenty years ago today the class of 1988 graduated from high school. We planned to meet at the Westbury Hotel in Toronto where we had stayed on our Senior class trip. As we walk into the lobby, we hear children s voices. There sat Lori Ainsworth with her husband and four children. She told us that she was still cleaning schools, but now had her four kids helping her. After talking with Lori, we see Greg Lunsford, Erik Stuckey, and Jon Rollins on the way to the elevator. Erik was talking about his bowling alley he had opened and that he was going to bowl professional leagues. Qreg was telling us how his band. The Spasmatics, had Just finished touring Europe. As for Jon, he was a big surprise, tie finally settled down after ten years of a wild life and started one of the biggest pig farms in Ohio. When we came out of the elevator we ran into Kent Linn and Jon Lloyd. We were so amazed to see that Jon had a white collar on. He informed us that he did open a morgue, but unfortunately he couldn ' t handle the pressure so he became a priest Kent told us that he opened a pizza joint but lost money and had to shut it down for awhile. As we walked into Angela ' s room, there sat Mira Backstrom, Orie nakama, and Pam Balliet Pam was giving Mira and Oriea new look. She said that ' s what she gives everyone who comes into her beauty shop. Orie told us that she went back to Japan and became an English teacher, even though she couldn ' t speak it very well in the U.S. Mira, being the wild thing that she is, returned to Finland and finished school, and then started Backstrom ' s Brewery. As we headed down to Kara ' s room, we ran into Tammy Overmyer and Sheila Chilcote. Tammy was showing Sheila all the new fashions she had designed for Sheila ' s Broadway feature. When we opened the door to Kara ' s room, there sat Kelly Agler and Missy Salazar. Kelly said she married a cop ana opened her own daycare center in Van Wert. Missy informed us that she was the proud owner of Missy ' s Mexican Mun- chies and that the business was doing very well. All of a sudden we heard some weird noises coming from the hall. It was Scott Close, Chuck Howard, and Gary Schaadt rapping toLL Cool J. When we finally got them to stop rapping. Chuck informed us that he started a company that makes a new hair tonic. His product that he made was called Armor All for Your Hair. Scott said that all those pictures he took for the yearbook paid off because he got a job taking pictures of Playboy models, and he said he was loving every minute of it. Gary, on the other hand, didn ' t have much luck. He tried to become another Larry Bird, but unfortunately only got the manager ' s job. He says he ' s still trying to become a part of the team. As we were on our way to eat, Chris Marbaugh stumbled in the door. We thought nothing of it, because he was alwayi late for everything in high school. As for Kara and I, Kara finished school at northwestern Business College and went on to travel around the world witl the travel agency she works at Well, for me, 1 married Greg and became the owner of Sully ' s Slop. After a wild and crazy reunion, we planned to meet at the Westbury Hotel in another 20 years. by Angela and Kara Senior prophecy 7

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Chris Marbaugh and parents Orie r akama and American parents Jon Rollins and parents Qarj ' Schaadt and mother and Coach Scott Seniors honored for their dedication to winter sports On February 26, 1988, the seniors who were involved in winter sports and related activities were honored. Altogether, ten seniors were recognized for their con- tributions to boys ' basketball, cheerleading, pep band, and as statisticians. Senior night activities took place during the half-time of the JV basketball game against Lincolnview. Each senior ' s mother received a corsage, and the seniors ' parents escorted them across the gym floor. The standing-room-only crowd showed its appreciation for each senior ' s hard work and dedication to OC-L. The realization that this might be the last senior night held in our gymnasium made the evening very emotional. Seniors honored were Scott Close, Jon Rollins, Gary Schaadt, and Chris Marbaugh, varsity basketball; Kara Fallis, cheerleading; Mira Backstrom, Orie riak- ama, Pam Balliet, and Jon Lloyd, statisticians; and Kent Linn, pep band. Senior Might 9