Perry High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Perry, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

- - m '-V A VI BEGINNING VIOLUrNG XLI PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROBERT BARBIAN STUDIOS (---------) _____i____ Vj______u BEGINNING 1 CRATING PQKmiNG 10 FOLLOWING DGKLOPING QO IWILLING REALIZING 46 COPhPGTING CONTENDING 90 dCCOPNPLISHING dCHIGJING 140 SPONSORING SUPPORTING 160 €NDING 192 Dedication The staff of the 1978 Perry High School Treasure Chest chose to dedicate their REFLECTIONS edition to Mrs. Mable Dort. As a teacher’s aide, study hall monitor, and most of all, a dear friend, you have made the school a more enjoyable place to work and sometimes to relax. When the chips were down and there seemed to be no hope in sight, you were the one that came through and made a success of things. If we were to start here and begin to thank you for all the things that you have shared in your years with us, we would simply need another book to accomplish it. Therefore, we chose only a few to reflect upon. We thank you for the love, patience, and understanding you have shown us, for the many times that you have gone out of your way to help us, for letting us share in your knowledge and wisdom, and for rekindling the flames of school spirit and pride. We wish you a happy and full retirement. Although this may sound like a farewell, it is not; for we look ahead to your future visits to P.H.S. as our honored guest. 3 Our Board Of Education From left to right, standing: Mr. Frank Fovargue; Mr. Bill Hoyt; Assistant Superintendent, Mr. George Tarbuck; Mr. Don Densmore; and Superintendent, E.E. Goodwin. Seated: Mr. John Antalovich; Clerk, Mrs. Snyder; and President, Dennis Laurie Our Superintendent Mr. E.E. Goodwin Our Principal Mr. Robert Geisler Our new principal attended Wittenburg College and Kent State University. His previous position was Assistant Principal of Barberton High School. 4 They Were Grads. . . Once. Mr. Lou DiDonato teaches American history and government, and has taught here for three years. He took his B.S. and M.A. degrees in education'from Youngstown State University. Mr. Di-Donato is our J.V. basketball coach, student council advisor, and coach of the cross country team. Carol S. Matchinga started teaching English at Perry this year. She received her B.A. degree in English from Lake Erie College. Mrs. Matchinga is also the senior class advisor. Helen K. Villard has taught English and French at Perry for three years. She received her B.S. degree in education and B.S. degree in clothing and textiles from Bowling Green State University and Michigan State University. Mrs. Villard is advisor of the yearbook, the TREASURE CHEST, and advisor of the French Club. Miss Ann Doughten teaches Art in our school. She received her B.A. degree of fine arts from Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio. She has taught here for two years. Miss Doughten is also the advisor of Art Club. Mr. John Baker has taught here five years. He teaches bookkeeping, general business, economics, and sociology. He coaches the varsity basketball team and is the Key Club advisor. He received his bachelor’s degree from Ohio University and master’s degree from Youngstown State University. Mr. Gary Combs has taught industrial arts and drivers education at Perry for two years. He received his B.A. degree in industrial arts from Lakeland Community College and Kent State University. Mr. Thomas Chew has taught special education and social studies for four years. He received his B.A. degree in sociology and Certificate in Special Education after attending Cleveland State University. Mr. Charles Swogger has been teaching at Perry for two years. He directs choir and Buccaneers. Mr. Swogger received his B.S. in education from Case Western Reserve University, and his master’s degree in education from Xavier University. He is golf and freshmen basketball coach. 5 Mr. Robert Wilson has been teaching English and social studies in Perry for five years. He received his B.S. degree in education from Kent State. Mr. Wilson is the junior class advisor and head track coach. Mrs. Betty Ann Hoffman has been at Perry for seven years. She is a counselor and teaches psychology. She has her B.S. and M.A. degrees in education. She has attended Kent State, Youngstown State, Cleveland State, and John Carroll Universities. Mr. Bob Ritley started teaching boys’ physical education and health at Perry this year. He received his B.S. degree in physical education and health from the University of Michigan. He is also head football coach. Mrs. Laurel J. Van Slyke teaches geometry, algebra II, and basic math. She attended Kent State University, Edinboro and Lake Erie Colleges. Mrs. Van Slyke has her B.S. in education. She is also the cheerleading sponsor for the high school. Mr. Charles P. Cooper has taught in Perry since September of 1952. He received his B.S. in education and Masters in education from Ohio University. He teaches office practice and is a guidance counselor along with being advisor for the National Honor Society. The girls’ gym and health teacher is Miss Kathy Flynn. This is her first year. She received her B.S. in education from Kent State University. Miss Flynn also took on the job as head coach for girls’ basketball. Mrs. Karen Foos has been at Perry for three years. She teaches chemistry, physics, and mathematics. She is also sponsor of F.T.A. Mrs. Foos received her B.S. and M.S. degrees from Ohio University. Miss Joan Henshaw has been at Perry for two years. She received her B.S. in English and library science from Bowling Green State University. Miss Henshaw, the head librarian, is also the assistant volleyball coach. Mrs. Deborah Quade has been at Perry for eight years. She received her B.S. in education from Ohio University. She teaches vocational home economics. She is advisor of F.H.A. Mr. Gary L. Stevenson started teaching shorthand, typing and business law this year. He received his A.A.S., B.S. in education, and B.B.A. from Lakeland Community College and Kent State University. He is the J.V. girls’ 6 basketball coach. ft Mr. Charles M. Kiess has taught English at Perry for two years. He received his B.S. in education from Ohio State University. Mr. Kiess also helps coach football and track. Mrs. Sherry Lann taught home economics at Perry High for five months when Mrs. Quade was on leave of absence. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Kent State University. Miss Christine Stettner started teaching math at Perry this year. Miss Stettner received a minor in elementary education from Bowling Green State University. She is also the sophomore class advisor. Mrs. Ruth Bollntan teaches Spanish. She graduated from Grace College in Indiana. This is Mrs. Bollman’s first year. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree. Mr. Richard Furman has taught science for five years. He received his B.S. and master’s degree in environmental science biology from Kent State and Cleveland State University. He is the coach of the J.V. wrestlers. Mr. Jack Huxel started teaching industrial arts and math at Perry seven years ago. He received his master’s degree in technical education from Kent State University. Mr. Huxel is also head wrestling coach. Mr. Philip Casella, our assistant principal, also teaches production journalism. This class produces the school newspaper, THE PERISCOPE. Mr. Casella received his M.S. in education from Youngstown State University. Mr. Edward Walters has taught biology at Perry for five years. He attended Baldwin Wallace where he received his B.S. degree. He is the advisor of the Rifle Club. Mr. Brian Dorr has taught instrumental music at Perry for five years. He attended Mount Union College. He is currently involved in a Master’s program at the University of Akron. He is the director of the pep, marching, and concert bands. Mr. Mark Lomasney started teaching history and psychology this year. He received his B.A. in social studies from Grove City College in Pennsylvania. He helps coach football and wrestling. 7 Special Services 1. As study hall monitor and all around “helper”, Mrs. Mable Dort was one of the main spark plugs at P.H.S. 2. Custodian, Mr. lari Seesc, often stopped at the office during his busy day, to spin one of his yarns. 3. Bookie member of the office staff, Mrs. Carole Grace, proved very worthy of her varsity position as head secretary. 4. Mrs. Betty Maygar, school nurse, and Mrs. Erna Marrapadi, secretary, helped to solve many problems before they began. 5. These ladies were not a group of Cordon Blue chiefs, but they were responsible for the very fine meals we enjoyed all year. Front row: Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Bauldauf, and Mrs. Wheeler. Back row: Mrs. LaRue, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Seesc, Mrs. Rusnak, and Mrs. Boehnke. 8 MEMORIES of Friends “Dave was a great kid. He had a terrific personality. He could always make you laugh and he’d try harder when you were feeling down.” E. Gill “David Perry became inspirational to many people during his hardship. 1 remember telling my wife that he was one of the bravest individuals 1 have ever encountered. Before his illness he was pleasant and never failed to say, “Hello”. During his illness, in spite of extreme suffering, he remained as before. David Perry showed great inner-strength and a grace and inner-beauty that touched those who knew him. David Perry: a student, a friend, a fighter.” R. Wilson “Dave was really a great guy and a very good friend. He fought long and hard and was brave in knowing what was happening to him. I’ll never forget the times we were together. I just wish he was here with us today.” T. Break Dave Perry Unforgettable” I’ll never forget his smile; I can see it very clear. I’ll never forget the summer, when our backs and feet were bare. I’ll never forget his hat; he wore it with his smile. I’ll never forget his wallet and chain; he brought them into style. I’ll never forget his talents— drawing and playing his guitar, And the times we spent our Sundays, cleaning in his bar. I’ll never forget his car, “Li’l Bugger” was its name. But now that he’s gone and left us, things will never be the same. We were just like brothers, and there’s one thing I just have to say, They can’t keep us apart forever. “Rick, I’ll catch ya someday.” J. Wizniak “He wasn’t just my brother, he was my best friend. I admired him for all he did for others; He always looked at the brighter side of life.” Love and Beautiful Memories, Dee Rick Hayer CRATING KRfORmidG 1978 Buccaneers 1. Bottom Left-Director, Charles Swogger, Lisa Underwood, Michelle King, Julie West, Rex Barnett, Charles Gustafson, Walter Gustafson, John Kromer. Top left-Kathy Goodwin. Patty Wilson, Andrea Colendangelo, Ken Baker, Ben Peterson, Larry Snyder, Jamie Peterson, Becky Jaborsky, Lynn Montgomery, Sandi Hambleton. Not Pictured-Wayne Anthony. 2. Accompanist Lori Morse and page turner Teresa Sullivan 3. “Hi Neighbor!” The Buccaneers greet the Senior Citizens at their annual dinner. 11 Choir 1. First row 1-r: G. Brown, M. Lagania, T. Simmons, L. Houston, T. Nocida, A. Crimmy, P. Nuuja, R. Rhodes, T. Davies Row 2: K. Wolf, J. Strong, T. Anderson, B. Sheets, R. Barnett, T. Davis, J. Boggs, C. Stanzialc, B. Peterson, S. Kobus, D. Rought, C. Gustafson, A. Meredith, L. Montgomery, T. Sullivan Not Pictured: K. Baker, A. Conder, P. Wilson, M. Angeloro, R. Cleversy, A. Cunningham, J. Gustafson, W. Gustafson, M. King, D. Raymond, D. Wharram, G. Schmelzer, R. Brown 2. Director, Mr. Charles Swogger 3. Senior Choir Members: Row 1: Julie West, Lisa Underwood Row 2: Kathy Goodwin, Becky Jaborsky Row 3: Jamie Peterson, Layry Snyder, Wayne Anthony 12 Art Show 1. Tracy and Lori hard at work preparing art works for the spring show. 2. Casey Kozlowski, At Right, received Gold Metal Blue Ribbon for her oil painting “Cooperstown, P. A.”, at the Regional Scholastic Art Contest. Her painting was exhibited in the National Scholastic Art Show in New York City. Seated with her is Miss Ann Doughten, Art teacher. “Nickie the Mouse” 14 Junior-Senior Play 1. Student Director.....David Swails 2. Director.........Mrs. Dort 3. “There’s alot you don’t know how to do....” 4. “I’ve had it in my mind to ask you for a date.” 5. “Halloween’s just a natural bustin’ up holiday!” 15 rdkPatroIman Charles Gustatsoi Fletcher Air. Mallory . Rex ford. Danny Mrs. Wade . . . “Wonderful Town” On April 27 and 29, the music department presented their annual musical. This year’s production, WONDERFUL TOWN was directed by Mr. Charles Swogger. Student Director was Ginny Dilly who was assisted by Darlene Wharram. The musical was based on the life of Ruth and Eileen Sherwood. The story followed the girls’ adventures from Columbus, Ohio to Greenwich Village, New York. Ruth Sherwood, who was portrayed by Julie West, had an ambition to become a famous journalist. Her sister Eileen, played by Becky Jaborsky, decided to become an actress. In the final scene Ruth fell in love with Mr. Baker, (Jamie Peterson) the editor of a New York newspaper. Also, Eileen found true love with Chick Clark, a news reporter played by Larry Snyder. Every musical leaves those involved with many good and bad memories. Long hours of practice always seems to draw people closer together into one family. Anyone who has been involved in a Perry High School production knows that, in the end, it is all worthwhile. CAST Ol CHARACTERS Appopolous . Inebriates ... .A Fskimo Pic Man . . Robert Baker . .4. Two Associate EiAt 1. A star is born! 2. “Excuse me, I don’t mean to interrupt, but_____” 3. Mr. Danburg and our June Taylor Dancers. 4. “Smack” 5. Geepers, creepers, wherc’d you get those peepers! 6. “Don’t shove me you big phoney!” 7. “My darlin’ Eileen” 8. Mr. Dorr and the pit orchestra Concert Band 18 1. Director, Mr. Dorr 2. Band Officers: Presidcnt-Sue Simmons, vice-president -David Swails, secretary-Jane Miner, treasurer-Becky Jaborsky 3. Flutes-Pront row: M. Beahon, L. Pengelly, S. Simmons, B. Jaborsky, L. Underwood, J. West. Row two: W. Anthony. V. Shetler, D. l abis, M. Ratchko, C. Schmelzer, D. West. Not pictured: P. Wilson 4. Garinets-Row one: D. Swails, D. Cole, G. Warfield, R. Martin. Row two, P. Morse, R. Rhodes, T. Smith, L. Bliss, D. Densmore, M. Creighton, not pictured, A. Brown. 5. Saxes, Basson, and Oboes-Row one: P. Metz, M. Zambini, G. Smith, J. Miner, Row two: T. Sullivan, B. LaRue, J. Wyant, G. Brown. 6. Percussion-P. Maher. K. Underwood, L. Morse, N. Aloi, D. McConkey, R. Britton 7. Senior Band Members-front row: Wayne Anthony, Julie West, Sue Simmons, Lisa Pengelly, and David Swails. Row two: Dave Raymond, Lori Morse, Becky Jaborsky, Lisa Underwood, Jane Miner, Jamie Peterson. Not pictured: Anita Brown and Mary Manninen. 8. Trombones, Baritones, and Basses Row one: B. Peterson, M. Moritz, D. Raymond. J. Peterson. Row two: M. Orvis, T. Kline, R. Swan, J. King 9. Horns and Trumpets-Row one: K. Lightner, L. Houston, S. Way, S. Orvis. Row two: P. Cruz, T. Anderson, M. Radcliff, C. Criss, D. Hobbins, S. Tilletson. Not pictured: M. Manninen The Perry High School Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Dorr, gave several performances throughout the 1977-78 school year, some of which included the Fall Concert, Christmas Concert, Lake County Band Festival, District VII Band Contest, where the Band received a 11 rating. Spring Concert, and Commencement exercises at the end of the year. 19 FOLLOWING DGJFLOPING Freshman Year New faces, new friendships, new classes -these are all changes a freshman meets in his first year. This year, as always, the freshmen came in all shapes and sizes. Although some have stopped their physical growth, many have just begun to mature and have a long way to go in the next three years. Adjustment is a big thing to the freshmen because they came from a school where eighth grade was the top class. The main difference between a freshman and a senior is the three years’ experience. 1 9 8 1 Freshman class officers from I. to r.: Kelly Bailey, rep.; Stephanie Sferra, rep.; Debby Mc-Conkey, president; Mary Lagania, vice-president; Adie Conder, secretary; Becky Farrar, treasurer. 21 James Boggs Robyn Brainard Rose Geversy Brenda Cole Adie Conder Sandy Coon Joe Craig Danny Criss Wayne Criss Aleen Crummy Oscar Cruz Sandy Cruz Jim Cusick Lukie Daugherty Tracy Davies Dave Davis Tony Davis Diane Densmorc Marcy Digman Greg DiGrandi Jay Dunken Arlene Dyala Diane l abis Becky Farrar Nancy Fish Daniel Frey Cindy Garry Charles Gentry Kim Goodin Jeffrey Goss Walter Gustafson Tim Gyure Jean Haak Marcia Hall Donald Hash Lori Haywood James Henry Karen Hill Connie Hinton Sandy Hobbins Jon Holnapy Gina Horvath Leta Houston Eugene Jarvis Arvo Jennings Connie Johnson Denise Johnston Marc Kaiser Bob Albright Sue Allen Terry Anderson Scott Antalovich Kelly Bailey Debbie Baker Donna Banker Lisa Bliss Roberta Lazarchic Jackson Leonard Lori Lett Roger Lewis Karen Lightner Don Lock ridge Kenneth Ludwick John Kromer Mary Lagania Rita Lamb Edward Lampert Cindy Lampman Sandy Lapp Elizabeth LaRuc Robert Lyons Mary Maggs Donna Mansfield Joe Marshall Judy Martin Debbie McConkey Karl McFrederick Rhonda Keener Jim Klco Janet Kidd Gretchen King Pat Kmetz Steve Kobus Jenny Kozsey 23 WHAT IS A FRESHMAN? F — Looking to the FUTURE when we’ll be upper classmen R — Going into the wrong ROOM E — EXPERIENCE at doing nothing S — Going through the first of four SCHEDULE changes H — The way we felt HELPLESS walking around the halls not knowing where to go M — Thinking that we’re here to increase our MENTALITIES A — We were very ANXIOUS to meet new people and try new things N — With only three more years of high school we are NEARING our goals Amy Meredith Steve Meyers Richard Miller Tammy Miller Tina Miller Mary Montgomery Jill Moody Paul Moreland Pam Morse Audrey Mullins Scott Mullins Joe New Tony Nocida Pam Nuuja John Ondrejech Mike Orvis Jeff Parker Ben Peterson Barb Phillipp Debra Pomeroy Rennae Pulvino Lynn Raleigh Mariann Ratchko Tim Ray Denise Reardon Robin Rhodes Cindy Richards Teddy Rogers Jeff Rose Doug Rought 24 Brian Sanders Bob Sanders John Sasu Carol Schmelzer Edward Schultz David Sears Shay Secor Pat Sferra Stephanie Sferra Elizabeth Shepherd Tina Simmons Debbie Skytta Dallas Smith Tammy Smith Carmen Stanziale Mike Stark Andy Steinkirchner Kurt Striffler Scot Striffler Randy Swan Laura Szabo David Thompson Robert Thornhill Mark Vincini Micheal Warner Randy Warren Larry Wheeler Bobby Whited Mike Whitmore Sandra Wilson Kathy Wolf Jim Wyant Victoria Zinn Ed Zitney 25 Class of ’80 Class officers: president, Cliff Brewster; vice-president, Linda Witzcl; secretary, Jeanette Platko; treasurer. Sue Gibas; class representatives, Becky Miller and Sue Uher. What Is a Sophomore? S- Remember all of the SPIRIT that was displayed at pep rallies, school activities and athletic events. O-Remember how OUT-GOING all of you were at selling M M candies. P- Remember the PRIDE that was shown for your school and your class of“80” H—Remember how HOPEFUL you were in becoming sophomores and getting off the bottom of the totem pole. O-Remember how ORIGINAL your class was at designing posters and decorating rooms on spirit day. M-Remcmber how you have MATURED since you have entered high school. O- Remember all of the OPPORTUNITIES you have been given to grow in knowledge in order to fulfill your life’s dreams. R-Remember when you were READY to leave the frosh homerooms. E- Remember EVERY step of the way to the point where you are now. 26 This year’s sophomore class was under the leadership of president, Cliff Brewster; vice-president, Linda Witzel; secretary, Jeanette Plat-ko; and treasurer, Sue Gibas. Class representatives were Becky Miller and Sue Uher. The class advisor was Miss Stettner. During the fall, they undertook a money-making project of selling M M candies in order to get a head start on next year’s Prom fund. This project was done as an experiment and since it was such a huge success, you can look forward to seeing it again in the years to come Nancy Aloi Vicki Andears Margie Angcloro Gary Arcaro Rex Barnett Renee Brown Tina Burdette Eileen Cicero Sam Cogar Rich Coladangelo Debbie Cole Robin Collins Sue Collins Jim Compton Patty Condor Mark Connor John Corfias Marty Creighton Penny Crofoot Pedro Cruz Melanie Beahon Barb Bittner Kathy Blackstock Kim Blanchard Kim Brainard Tom Brainard Cliff Brewster Ron Britton Gayle Brown Lori Brown Mike Cutler Robin Dennison Keith Dickey Tammy Domiano Amy Eisenhart Lisa Eldrcdge Tina Eldredge Mark Erkkila John Fisher Tom Johnson Debbie Kane Scott Kaiser Steve Kelly Don Kepes Joe King Lisa King Jerry Klco Tim Kline Lisa Kmetz Ed Kozlowski JiUKuhn Dan Lawrence Jeff Lefelhoc Lori Lipus Diana Long Vicki Ludwick Laura Lupton Gene Lutz Laura Madarena Robin Martin Robin Marvin Kathy Mayer Monty McConkey Nancy McKrill Michelle Merrill Ron Merrill Cindy Merriman Becky Miller Brian Moreland Mike Moritz Teresa Mullins Laura Neubert Mike New Pat New Chris Nosse Troy Over holt James Parker Kim Pauley Shirley Pease Smmm w I . iraiitMK - i tSBKR? 8K9BK -mi Mm tom wmm m V: .: - y 'm w xmv Debra Perry Jeanette Platko Karen Poling Laurie Polinski Dolores Pomeroy Raymond Pomietlo Judy Priem Mark Radcliffe Stephanie Ratchko Barb Raymond Tom Reed Jeff Reho Christine Rhodes Farren Richards Rebecca Rippin Anita Roberts Dave Rusnak William Sarvis Gretchen Smith Brenda Stafford Debbie Stevenson Mike Strange Joe Streetman Teresa Sullivan Terry Sullivan Jodi Szoka Jeff Tenney Thelma Tenney Scott Tillotson Bryce Tischer Sue Uher Karen Underwood Kurt Unger Bob Vicini Greg Waite Gwen Warfield Dan Warren Terry Watson 30 Linda Witzcl Don Wizniak John Wizniak Ron Wizniak Maria Zampini Bev Zinn mi, Sue Way Debbie Weaver Dawn West Todd West Don Wharram Gary Wheeler Rebecca Wheeler Donald Whited Patty Wilson Juniors What Is a Junior? J oyful.... because you know there is only one year left! U nderstanding .... like when there was snow and you couldn’t go to school! N oisy .... at all the pep rallies and sports events! | ndignant .... when the cafeteria served “hamburgers” every Wednesday! Overworked .... when the teachers plot against you giving you homework on the same day! R owdy .... on Friday when you know the weekend is ahead of you! S uper-special.... because you’re in the class of “79” ... making it fantastic! Class officers: Bottom row: Debbie Dennison, representative; Michelle King, treasurer; Sue Patton, secretary; Curt Ludwick, representative. Top row: D.R. Triskct, president; Cheri McCoy, vice-president. Janet Adams Cindy Allen Tracy Amos Cathy Andears Dave Ansell Bill Bachman Ken Baker Jeff Baldauf Ken Banker Lee Barrish Tami Bartlett Jim Biddle Mike Bidlack Larry Brainard Randy Brainard Kathi Brennan Tammy Brewster Jenny Cantrell 33 min Jesse Carey Denea Christian Andrea Colodangelo Carl Collins Mark Condor Kim Coy Laura Creighton Anita Cunningham Tom Cusick Audrey Davis Dudy Decker Barry Doming Dave Dennison Debbie Dennison Karen Digman Steve DiGrandi Donna Disbro Cindy Dyala Delores Dyala Tammy Eckert Bob Farrar John Farrar Jenny Ferguson Sue Fish 35 Dan Fulls Peggy Gelofsak Joanne Gilbert Charles Gustafson Sandi Hambleton Charlotte Hash Denise Hayer Rick Hayer Gene Haywood Tammy Henry Amy Hickman Scott Hull Kathy Johnson Lori Johnson Chris Kelly Kevin Kenny Kathy Kepes Jeff King Leslie King Michelle King Chris Kobus Rick Kovacic Lee Kozsey Joann Kuhn Jeff Lampman Sandy Ledford Ron Leitch Cathy Lewis Leah Lincoln Curt Ludwick 36 Donna Lupton Cheri McCoy Mickey Meyers Ken Mullins Julie Parker Anita Main Senya McFrederick Daryl Mills Larry Nelson Tim Parker Trudi Marrapodi Joan Meyers Skip Mitchell Teresa Nesselrotte Mary Patriarca Lynn Montgomery Nan Nuuja Sue Patton Randy Morris Shelly Orvis Marlin Pease 38 Alice Petrowski Jamie Platt Kathy Poling Nancy Powell Bonnie Rathbun Jim Ray Tammy Richards Kathy Rogers Sandy Rogers Mary Sayer Kelly Sferra Bonnie Sheets Mike Shepard Bill Shreves Wally Sprafka Lynn Stanziale Jeff Stowe Joyce Strong John Summers Steve Szabo Steve Takacs Gerry Tenney Tracy Tharp Joyce Thirion Mike Thompson Jeff Tomlinson Bob Toth D.R. Trisket Joe Vojacek Arlcn Watson Bev Wheeldon 40 Your Junior Year This year your magazine sale was the best ever. Then you got to use the money from it to sponsor prom, and don’t forget the class advisor, Mr. Wilson, who made it all possible. Remember all those college representatives you went to see, just to get out of classes? With twice as many underclassmen than last year to pick on, you had twice as much fun, too. Never forget these good times, but remember, the best is yet to come!!! 41 Junior-Senior Prom 1978 Prom Queen, Cindy Osborne and the 1978 Prom King, Kenny Siegel. 1. SENIOR PROM COURT From left to right: Bill Thompson and Casey Kozlowski, Queen Cindy Osborne and King Kenny Siegel, Tricia Gibas, Dave Erkkila and Anita Brown. Not pictured-Doug Digman. 2. Tricia congratulates Cindy, as senior attendants applaud. 3. Debbie Dennison escorted by Johnny Wizniak 43 FULFILLING RFrfUZING 46 Senior Officers Top Row: President, Jamie Peterson; Vice President, Sherman Ported. Bottom Row: Treasurer, Julie West; Representative, Chris Corfias; Secretary, Lori Morse; Representative, Donna Tenny. Senior Wisdom Success in life is a matter, not so much of talent, of opportunity, as of concentration and patience. Education is an apprenticeship of life. Name. A name is a kind of face whereby one is known. Integrity is the first step to true greatness. Opportunity sooner or later, comes to all who work and wish. Remembrance is the only paradise out of which we cannot be driven away. from THE BOOK OF THOUGHTS 47 1. Julie West-4.000 2. Chris Corfias-3.987 3. Jamie Peterson-3.964 4. Donna Tenney-3.955 5. Mary Manninen 3.919 H 6. Diana Tenney-3.919 7. Chuck Weaver-3.901 8. Sherman Portell-3.843 H 9. Wayne Anthony-3.830 10. Gayle Farone-3.819 H We are reflections of friends coming and friends going... reflections of competing for victories and understanding the losses... Standing: Casey Kozlowski received Best Personality, Most Athletic and Most Talented. Doug Digman was elected Cutest and Best Dressed. The categories of Best build. Prettiest hair, and Cutest were won by Anita Brown. Dave Erkkila received the Best Build vote. Sitting: Julie West was voted Most Intelligent and Most Likely to Succeed. Jamie Peterson also received Most intelligent and Most Likely to Succeed. David Swails was elected Most Talented, and Sue Simmons was designated Class Flirt. 50 1 Clowning around are Tracy Pichard and Ginny Dilly. 2 Anita Brown and Tom Break with the prettiest hair in the class of 78. 3 f lirting, as usual, are Kenny Siegel and Sue Simmons. 4 Tricia Gibas won the best dressed category. Both she and Wayne Anthony were elected most spirited. Reflections of love.. .reflections of work, figuring, experimenting, and finding the answer.. .reflections of goals that were conquered.. .reflections of dreams that became real... Jk PERRY ’ HIGH SCHOOL Reflections of goals that were conquered .. . reflections of tragedies and triumphs that brought us together. . . 54 Reflections of fun, creativity, and spirit that added to living . .. reflections of ourselves in others. .. 55 Reflections of memories that will remain in hearts and minds forever... f0A Qj juojYQCLoyu£i' [jq n Qomi-hJhxiJviG rn $aM l(Jb. UJjiDIIa) C)pjJcs-y Not pictured: Perry Bailey Giris Byrd Ron Cleversy Chris Corfias Mariano Cruz Gary Garland Dave Gentry Sam Lett Bill Liddy Dave Lincoln Joe Miller Doug Smith Senior Days, popularly phrased as Senior Daze, happened a( the end of the school year. During those last few days the departing seniors got together for a few last happy experiences. This year it consisted mainly of a picnic held at Perry Park, but there were also many other happy times, all of which combined to form a perfect REFLECTION for future years. 1. Senior Advisor, Miss Carol Matchinga 2. Mr. Cassclla munching down. 3. Ginny Dilly holding on to precious years 4. Exploring the new world they are about to enter arc Janice Strong and Mark Scncy. 5. Linda Rideout 6. Heidi Morris contemplating the future 7. Cindy Osborne and Doug Digman share a few moments at the Senior picnic. 75 Senior Trip To Cedar Point 1. Linda Rideout 2. Cindy Osborne 3. Seniors about to try some cafe-sitting 4. Tricia Gibas 5. Bob, Sheila, Yvonne, Sue, and Bill, try out the pillory. 78 Senior Honors 1. This year’s Academic Challenge team did quite well in competition leading the entire game until the closing minutes when they lost to Collin wood. Members from left to right were: Jamie Peterson; alternate David Swails; Captain, Wayne Anthony; alternate Chuck Weaver; and Donna Tenney. The advisor for this year’s team was Mr. Charles Cooper. 2. Mrs. Foos awards Wayne Anthony with the F.T.A. scholarship to be used at the college of his choice. 79 1. Receiving F.T.A. awards are Darlene Wharram, Julie West, Jane Miner, Becky Jaborsky.and Wayne Anthony. 2. David Swails receives the John Phillip Sousa Award from band director, Mr. Brian Dorr. 3. Senior yearbook staff members being honored are: Bill LaRue, Jim Smith, Donna Tenney, Jaimie Peterson, and Becky Jaborsky. Not pictured arc Kathy Goodwin and David Swails. 4. Casey Kozlowski and Larry Snyder receive the Sportsmanship Award from Mr. Cassella and Mr. Geisler. 5. Jamie Peterson receives the Science f oundation Award from Mrs. Foos. 6. Mr. Geisler presents Julie West the R.G. Few award for scholastic exellence. 7. Mr. Swogger presents Kathy Goodwin with the National Choral Award. 81 Pictured is yearbook advisor, Mrs. Helen Villard and Editor-in-chief, Casey Kozlowski being honored for the long hours dedicated to preparing a fine yearbook for us all. Receiving the Bausch and Lomb Science Award for Excellence in the field of science is Jamie Peterson. Sherman Portell and Diana Tenney receive the D.A.R. awards. 1. 2. 3. During the spring, Perry High School received a display of historical documents representing steps in history that aided Americans to our plateau of freedom. Here to present the shrine was president of the Painesville Exchange Club, Mr. Patriarca. Also present was Senator William Stanton to lecture on principles of freedom. We thank the Painesville Exchange Club for donating the Freedom Shrine. Reflections of Freedom 83 85 1. Listening intently to the commencement speaker are Rita Spaller, Beth Smith, Lisa Skully, and Lester Jones. 2. Reflections from the big day 3. Graduate, Linda Wheeler, receives her diploma. 4. The graduating class of 1978 1. Terry Lamb and Darryl Wells. 2. Honored graduates receive their trophies: Casey Kozlowski, Sportmanship award: Donna Tenney, D.A.R. Good Citizenship award; and Julie West, R.G. Few award. 3. Pictured are Cindy Osborne (bottom) and Lori Sarvis. 4. Becky Jaborsky begins to prepare for the big event. In the back-ground horsing-around are 1-r: Dick Shreves, Randy Collins, and Mark Sency. 5. President, Jamie Peterson addresses his class. 1. Mr. Phil Cassclla 2. Mrs. Carol Matchinga 3. Mr. Bob Ritley, left, confers with Mr. Tom Chew between classes. 4. Mrs. Cheryl Lann 5. Mr. Charles Cooper 6. Mr. Chuck Kiess 7. Mr. Robert Wilson 8. Mrs. Ruth Bollman 9. Mrs. Bollman leaves the classroom with Miss Kathy Flynn, front. 10. Mr. Brian Dorr braves the weather to ensure the crowd of a good half-time show. 11. Mr. Gary Combs 12. Mrs. Debbie Quade 13. Miss Joan Henshaw 14. Mr. Jack Huxel 15. Mr. Lou DiDonato 16. Miss Christine Stettner 17. Mr. John Baker 18. Miss Ann Doughtcn 19. Mr. Mark Lomasney assists Mr. Bob Ritley, at right, during a home game. 20. Mrs. Betty Hoffman 21. Mrs. Helen Villard 22. Mr. Gary Stevens 23. Mrs. Laurel VanSlyke 24. Mrs. Karen Foos 25. Mr. Ed Walters 26. Charles Swogger 27. Mr. Richard Furman COItiPGTIMG COMTGMDIliG MINUTES U • U Li „„ ... — SECONDS HOME 31 VNTOR20 {DOWN i 0 TO GO 4 OTR i_______ ________________________ r j OOMM i 010 CO fl Old HOWE 3J AltiliOH jD „ „ SECONDS winniEg p nn Boosters Perry Mother’s Club Perry Pirate Boosters Club The Perry Pirate Boosters Club was organized to provide support for the athletic programs in the form of fund-raising and in personal services. A large segment of the funds used to operate the various athletic activities were derived through projects sponsored by the Boosters. The club also gave personal assistance at special events such as the Take-Down Tournament, The Perry Relays, and the Perry Invitational. The Universal Weight Machine used by the athletes was only one of their many contributions. With help from the Mother’s Club the group sponsored the first annual Spring Fling Dance. In the future, the Boosters hope to expand their assistance so that Perry can have the best athletic programs possible. An operational committee of the Boosters Club was the Perry Mother’s Club. The club was organized to achieve three main goals. They provided post game snacks and lunches for the home teams and for visiting teams at the High School and at Perry Middle School. As a result, their efforts promoted good will between the Perry teams and their guests. Certainly some of the group’s more visible contributions were the special items they helped to purchase. Among them were the crisp, new uniforms for the girl’s track and volleyball teams bought in conjuction with the Boosters Club. The third goal was to expand the opportunities for fellowship within the various teams. The student athletes of Perry High School would like to take this opportunity to thank these two very special groups for all the help they have provided us. The above picture shows Just one example of what they have done for us. We would, again, like to say, “THANK YOU.” Sports Golf 1977 P 0 Newbury F Pymatuning Valley 182 187 St. John 187 166 Geneva 194 182 Jefferson 194 169 Richmond Hts. 199 202 Harvey 191 182 Southington 179 213 St. John 194 168 Cardinal 189 213 Cardinal 183 194 Pymatuning Valley 189 207 Geneva 195 180 Newbury 180 216 Harvey 195 185 Jefferson 195 190 Southington F G.R.C. second Volleyball 1977 Wickliffe 15-15 6-7 Fairport 15-15 3-3 Ledgemont 13-15-15 15- 0-13 Cuyahoga Hts. 0-15-15 15- 9-13 Pymatuning Valley 15-15 13-9 Jefferson 6-15-15 15-13-7 Grand Valley 15-15 8-12 Fairport 15- 8-15 4-15-0 Ledgemont 15-15 2-4 Pymatuning Valley 11-11 15-15 Jefferson 15-15 2-4 Grand Valley 15-15 11-3 Harvey 15-15 6-11 Grand Valley Tournament Pymatuning Valley 15-15 3-7 Hawken 5-15-6 15-10-15 92 Schedules Football 1977 P 0 Edgewood 7 12 Kirtland 0 13 Trinity 12 6 Fairport 37 0 Ledgemont 7 20 Pymatuning Valley 40 20 Jefferson 28 19 Grand Valley 37 20 Independence 12 6 Madison 13 12 Cross Country 1977 P 0 Richmond Hts. 16 46 Gilmour 29 26 Kirtland 31 24 Pymatuning Valley 21Vi 29'A Ledgemont 23 36 Grand Valley 26 25 Jefferson 24 33 Pymatuning Valley 28 35 Southington 23 38 Jefferson 25 36 Harvey 24 34 Western Reserve Acad. 26 29 Kirtland Inv. tenth Malone Inv. twenty fourth Perry Inv. ninth Gilmour Inv. third G.R.C. first Boy’s Basketball ’77-’78 P O Madison 67 73 Farmington 56 90 Newbury 53 75 Fairport 57 48 Pymatuning Valley 70 85 Bloomfield 62 57 Ledgemont 65 64 Farmington 60 94 Richmond Hts. 54 75 Jefferson 53 79 Grand Valley 68 47 Southington 48 69 Fairport 79 52 Pymatuning Valley 41 79 Grand Valley 79 63 Jefferson 46 90 Ledgemont 56 73 St. John 53 61 Girl’s Basketball 77-’78 P O Wickliffe 32 55 Fairport 29 35 Ledgemont 42 26 Harvey 31 45 Pymatuning Valley 25 47 Cuyahoga Hts. 23 49 Southington 39 22 Grand Valley 25 35 Fairport 39 41 Jefferson 30 33 Pymatuning Valley 24 60 Wickliffe 21 64 Jefferson 24 30 Harvey 28 32 Grand Valley 19 36 Ledgemont 51 29 Lakeview 21 53 Boy’s Track 1978 P 0 t Berkshire 71 51 Softball 1978 Richmond Hts., P 0 Jefferson 50 62 Southington 12 1 1 Ledgemont 113 14 j Pymatuning Valley 8 7 Fairport 75 52 Fairport 26 10 Jefferson 59 68 ‘ Jefferson 6 7 Pymatuning Valley, ’ Grand Valley 6 5 Bloomfield 89 63 7 1 Fairport 4 6 Harvey 65 62 Harvey 8 4 Perry Relays Fourth Grand Valley 2 1 1 G.R.C. First Independence 2 4 Ledgemont 17 3 Ledgemont 3 1 (s, 0 Q • Jefferson 11 4 Girl’s Track 1978 P 0 Richmond Hts. 40 Grand Valley 40 I- Pymatuning Valley 40 70 Ledgemont 61 35 G.R.C. second Baseball 1978 p n 0 9 Chardon i 2 Harvey 3 10 Newbury 3 2 Wrestling ’77-’78 Southington 0 14 P O Ledgemont 1 2 Newbury 40 21 Grand Valley 16 5 Fairport 60 (. Riverside 2 3 Cuyahoga Hts. 45 9 Madison 4 14 Cardinal 17 35 Madison 1 17 Ledgemont 25 Ledgemont 9 12 Geneva 54 i i Jefferson 1 11 Edgewood 28 30 Jefferson 0 16 Ash. Harbor 44 9 Grand Valley 4 14 Grand Valley 68 0 Harvey 0 5 Jefferson 50 12 St. John 4 10 Conneaut 27 r Pymatuning Valley 2 6 Beachwood 21 37 Pymatuning Valley 7 6 G.R.C. second Tennis 1978 P O Mentor 3 2 Harvey 2 3 Grand River 5 0 Willoughby South 4 1 Kirtland 5 0 St. Joseph 2 1 Conneaut 3 2 Garfield Hts. 4 1 Grand River 5 0 Richmond Hts. 3 2 Harvey Cleveland 5 0 Glenville 1 4 Chardon 1 4 Mentor 1 4 Kirtland 5 0 Madison 3 2 St. John 2 3 Chardon 2 3 93 V Cross Country Wins G.R.C. Title Team unity and pride characterized the Perry Cross Country team this fall. The Perry Harriers exhibited team enthusiasm, dedication and hard work all season which eventually paid off for these young men when they outclassed the field in the GRC Championship Meet. The Pirates also had a fine dual meet record (9-3) against a very competitive Cross Country schedule. The mark of a good team is one that can overcome failure and achieve success; for without disappointments, one does not realize how sweet the joy of victory is. The Pirates were a good team. Kneeling: iMarlin Pease, Bill LaRue , Doug Morse , Pat New, Tim Tennant, Randy Collins Standing: Coach DiDonato, Jerry Klco, Scott Antalovich, Steve Kobus, Bill Sarvis, Jeff Tomlinson, Melanie Bea-hon (Stat.) denotes senior tri-captain 94 1. Randy strides out in the home stretch. 2. Pat strains for the finish line. 3. Jeff bounds out for another win. 4. Doug breezes by the competition. 5. Bill concentrates on the finish chute. 6. Jerry shows his undaunted style. The real ones, the right ones, the straight ones and the true, The pukka peerless sportsmen-their numbers are but few; The men who keep on playing though the sun be in eclipse, The men who go on losing with a laugh upon their lips. VARSITY RUNNERS 1st man-Jeff Tomlinson 2nd man-Bill LaRue 3rd man-Doug Morse 4th man-Pat New 5th man-Randy Collins 6th man-Bill Sarvis 7th man-Marlin Pease Golf To the right: Varsity Players-Wade Glass, Mike Bidlack, Ray Pomietlo, Sherman Por-tell, Tom Reed, and John Farrar. Below: Junior Varsity-Mike Warner, Jeff Lefelhoc, Mark Radcliffc, Mark Goodwin, Tim Kline, Keith Dickey, Carmen Stanziale, and Brian Sanders. 96 The ’77 pirate golf team had three returning lettermen. The pressures of each match were found to rest on their shoulders. The initiative they took under the coaching of Charles Swogger helped transform the year into a winning season. Three newly acquired varsity golfers pitched in with consistent scores. With the teamwork the players put together the season came to an end with ten victories and nine well-taken losses. 1. Senior Sherman Portell tees off on the long Par 4 at Casement Country Club. 2. Mike Bidlack doing his best with the sand. 3. Coach Charles Swogger 4. Experienced golfer John Farrar shows how to compete with the rough. 5. John shows a promising future in golf at age 2. 6. Ray Pomietlo putting on the 8th green in his first year of goif. 97 Varsity Kneeling: Kelly Sferra, Jr., Karen Digman, Jr., Standing L to R: Bonnie Rathbun, Jr., Lisa Skully, Sr., Adie Condor, Fr., Coaches: Mrs. Digman. Miss Henshaw, Lisa Fiske, Soph., Michele King, Jr.. Penny Cro-foot. Soph. 19 Volleyball 77 Junior Varsity Kneeling, L to R: Janet Kidd, Fr., Connie Hinton, Fr., Stephanie Sferra, Fr., Cindy Richards! Fr., Debbie Skytta, Fr., Standing Coach Digman, Mary Lagan ia, Fr„ Bev Gentry, Soph., Becky Farrar, Fr., Marcy Digman, Fr., Tammy Richards, Jr., Tammy Miller, Fr., Coach Henshaw 98 Cheerleaders 1. Varsity left to right: Robyn Dennison, Sue Fish, Tricia Gibas; Middle: Joyce Strong; Top: Nan Nuuja. 2. Varsity Captain: senior, Tricia Gibas 3. J.V.-top: Sue Patton, left to right: Becky Miller, Deana Christian, Jodi Szoka, bottom: Tina Burdette 4. Freshmen-top: Leta Houston, left to right: Tina Simmons, Gina Horvath, Pam Nuuja, bottom: Tony Nocida 100 101 Marching Band 1. Row one: N. Powell, S. Orvis, S. Cruz, L. Bliss, T. Smith, J. Miner, W. Anthony, J. West, R. Britton, G. Smith, S. Simmons, M. Zampini, B. Jaborsky. Row two: T. Horvath, S. Knapp, K. Liehtner, M. Ratchko, D. Densmore, M. Manninen, T. Sullivan, J. Wyant, P. Cruz, M. Creighton, G. Brown, M. Orvis, Mr. Dorr, Director. Row three: K. Blackstock, D. Cole, L. Underwood, B. Peterson, J. Peterson, B. Hakli, S. Tillitson, D. Swails, C. Sch-melzer, B. LaRue, D. Fabis. 2. “Smile! We beat Madison!! 3. Senior Band Members, kneeling: Jane Miner, Wayne Anthony, Julie West. Standing: Becky Jaborsky, Lisa Underwood, David Swails, Bob Hakli, Jamie Peterson, Mary Manninen, Sue Simmons. Not pictured; Lisa Pengelly. 102 Senior Majorettes 1. Drum Majorette, Becky Jaborsky 2. Majorette, Sue Simmons 3. 1977 Pirate Majorettes; Nancy Powell, Shelly Orvis, Becky Jaborsky, Sue Simmons, Maria Zampini 4. “Senior Pride!’ 103 Football 77 For the Perry Pirates it was a year of emotions with its peaks and valleys. Fortunately for the Pirates’ football season, there were more peaks than valleys finishing with a very good 7 wins and 3 loses, and the Tri-Championship in the Grand River Conference. The Pirates started out slowly, losing the first two in a row and three out-of-five, but put together a dedicated team effort and won the next five in a row to finish the season with a nice string of victories. The final game summed up the type of football team that Perry exemplified throughout the year. Arch-rival Madison was trying to make it 16 years in a row in the battle for the “Little Brown Jug”. In 1977, it was a different story, however, as the Pirate Football team gallantly fought back from a 12-0 deficit on a snow, ice and mud Blue Streak field to capture a thrilling 13-12 victory. The entire team, school and community seem to have taken on an entirely different attitude because of the Pirates’ enthusiasm and pride generated by all involved. 1st row: D. Wharram, D. Gentry, D. Klco, K. Siegel, M. Sency, D. Erkkila, G Corfias, N. Miller, M. Condor, C. Brewster, J. Grusell, 2nd row: Coach Ritley, L. Brainard, C. Ludwick, K. Baker, D. Trisket, S. DiGrandi, J. Carey, B. Deming, T. Parker, L Synder, L. Kozsey, D. Whited, mgr., T. Brainard, Coach Lomasney. 3rd row: Coach Weaver, Coach Kiess, K. Unger, M. Erkkila, M. New, J. Corfias, B. McTaggart, G Rippen, M. Cutler, D. Garry, J. King, R. Rice, mgr. L. Nelson, Coach Bugbee. 1. Coach Lomasney, Coach Weaver, Coach Kiess, Head Coach Ritley, Coach Bugbee 2. Pirates close in on their prey 3. A time for concentration 4. Cmon defense! 105 108 1. Miss Casey Kozlowski, senior, driven by Doug Digman 2. Miss Kelly Sferra, junior, driven by Dick Shreve 3. Miss Tricia Gibas, senior, driven by Bob Rusnak 4. The 1977 Homecoming Court 5. Miss Nancy Powell, junior, driven by Dave Pomietlo 6. Miss Robin Dennison, sophomore, driven by Tom Davies lAflif - Wrestling This year’s wrestling team finished the season with a 7-4-1 record. They were second in the G.R.C. with Clifford Brewster, Jerry Klco, Dave Pom-ietlo, and Dave Erkkila taking firsts. The mat men took a first in the Haw-ken tournament. At sectionals, Joe Biddle took a first, Joe Judd, and Darr-rell Beahon took seconds, Dave Erkkila and Dave Pomietlo took thirds, and Sherman Portell took a fourth; this qualified them for districts. The team as a whole finished fourth. They voted Dave Pomietlo, with a record of 9-1 as most valuable wrestler. “The Perry Pirate Senior wrestlers would like this year’s success to be credited to head coach. Jack Huxel, who in eight years of love and dedication for the sport, has taken Perry from a nothing in wrestling to a feared competitor in Double-A area competition. Coach Huxel was the kind of coach who lived each and every one of our matches with us. He felt our sorrow and lived our laughter. This year was his last year as head coach of the wrestling team. He has resigned because of his home situation and his higher rank in the National Guard. We just hope that our school system can find someone to fill the large set of shoes coach Huxel is leaving behind. Thanks, Hux, for sticking it out with us.” Varsity Row 1: Bill Hope, Jerry Klco, Cliff Brewster, Joe Biddle, Sherman Portell, Joe Judd, Gary Mullins. Row 2; Dave Klco Dave Pomietlo, Darrell Beahon, Dave Erkkila, Daryl Mills. Row 3: Coaches Mark Lomasney, Jack Huxel, and Richard Furman. mm 112 i. Varsity Bill Hope Jerry Klco Cliff Brewster Joe Biddle Sherman Portell Joe Judd Gary Mullins Dave Klco Dave Pomietlo Darrell Beahon Dave Frkkila Daryl Mills Coach Lomasney Coach Huxel Coach Furman 2. Junior Varsity Jim Klco Pedro Cruz Jay Grusell Paul Moreland Mike Strange Pat Metz Doug Rought Pat Sferra Chuck Gentry Brian Moreland Coach Furman 114 If you think you’re beaten, you are; If you think you dare not, you won’t; If you like to win, but you don’t think you can, It’s almost a cinch you won’t. If you think you’ll lose, you’re lost; For in the world you’ll find Success begins with a fellow’s will; It’s all in the state of mind. For many a game is lost. Ere even a play is run, And many a coward fails Ere even his work is done. Think big, your deeds will grow; Think small, you’ll fall behind, Think that you can and you will; It’s all in the state of mind. If you think you’re out-classed, you are; You’ve got to think high to rise; You’ve got to be sure of yourself Before you can ever win a prize. Life’s battles don’t always go To the stronger or faster man; But sooner or later the man who wins Is the fellow who thinks he can. Anonymous Girls’ Basketball VARSITY TEAM: Bottom Row: Coach Flynn. Debbie Kane, Ginny Dilly, Cheri McCoy, Yvonne Head. Second Row: Kathy Mayer, Karen Digman, Casey Kozlowski, Bonnie Rathbun. Top: Denise Hayer Junior Varsity Team The girls’ JV basketball team, under new assistant coach Gary Stevenson, opened their season with two pre-season scrimmage wins against AAA schools, and ran their record to 4-1 early in the season. A last second heart-break loss to Wickliffe, coupled with several other close losses, left the girls with a final record of 9-6. The team, which was made up of sophomores Penny Crofoot, Lisa Fiske, Tina Eldredge, Kim Brainard, Lisa Eldredge, Lori Brown, Lori Lipus, and freshmen, Adie Conder, Mary Maggs, Debbie Skytta should provide a sound basis for next year’s girls’ basketball team. 117 The 1977-78 Pirate basketball team was a blend of youth-four juniors and a sophomore played for the varsity. Along with senior co-captains Todd Hinton and Ken Siegel, they fought hard through a rebuilding campaign this season and finished 5-5 for third place in the Grand River Conference, and a 6-13 overall record. Todd placed on the All-Northeast Ohio first team, and was voted Most Valuable Player in the G.R.C. He led the team in scoring with an average of twenty-four points a game and D.R. Trisket chipped in with eleven. Senior, Ken Siegel and Junior, D.R. Trisket received All-G.R.C. honorable mention. Five returning lettermen combined with the junior varsity team, which also concluded a successful season, to make the future look much brighter. 1. Senior, Todd Hinton 2. Junior, Chris Kobus 3. Sophomore, Pat New 4. Kneeling: Co-Captains, Todd Hinton and Ken SiegeL 5. Standing: Manager, Larry Nelson, Chris Kobus, D.R. Trisket, Barry De-ming, Doug Morse, Pat New, Doug Digman, Coach Baker. 6. Junior, D.R. Trisket 7. Junior, Barry Deming 8. What perfect form! 119 121 Pirate Girls Share G.R.C. Title The forceful Perry Girls Softball team finished their season with a 9-4 overall effort, but maintained a piece of the GRC title with a 7-3 record along with Jefferson. Besides their outstanding league performances, the girls finished 1-1 in AA District play and qualified for the finals. With 10 returning lettermen the Pirate girls will dominate the GRC next year and will not have to share. Team members are from front to back, L-R: C. Kozlowski, M. Digman, T. El-dredge, J. Strong, A. Conder, R. Unger, Y. Head, L. Eldredgc, T. Wagner, N. Powell, J. Meyers, D. Kane, T. Wagner, Not pictured arc K. Digman, R. Brown, T. Burdette, B. Miller, R. Dennison, Coach Ward, Coach llenshaw 1. Yvonne Head takes a rap against Lcdgcmont. 2. A Wagner twin gets a throw too late. 3. Tracy puts the tag on a Falcon. 4. Karen erases a run. 5. Kane ups her average. 6. Casey pitches a double victory. 123 1. Debbie gives Jefferson a rap too hot to handle. 2. Joyce.. .hamming it up. 3. Tina puts Ledgcmont to shame. 4. Unger knicks the ball for a foul tip. 5. Adic in the box against district competition Independence. 6. Casey, Theresa and Debbie get together on the mound after clenching a share of the (IRC title by topping the Jefferson l alcons in the last game of the season. 124 125 1978 Season This year’s Pirate varsity baseball team did not have a successful season in terms of a win-loss record. Those who saw the team play, however, know they played much better baseball than the record indicates. The team struggled with poor weather, injuries, inexperience, and a tough schedule which included many AAA teams. They were beaten often, sometimes badly, sometimes barely. Despite this, the Pirates hung in there with only eleven players, kept hustling, and kept giving 100% effort to win. They were a well-disciplined ball club, complimented by umpires and opposing coaches for their character. It’s not easy to keep your head up as an athlete when you’re far behind in a game. Many teams gave up and started complaining, made excuses, or looked for short-cuts. This team didn’t do that. Led by MVP Ken Siegel and seniors Larry Snyder, Dave Klco, Dick Shreve, and Darrell Beahon, The Pirates made the best of a dismal season. They may have lost on the scoreboard, but they had a lot of guts, determination, and just plain love of the game. That’s important. 126 aA. 1. Varsity Baseball team, first row: Ken Siegel, Dick Shreves, Dave Klco, Billy Thompson, Darrel Beahon, Steve DiGrandi, Mike Thompson. Top row: Mike New, Ken Mullins, Bill Shreves, Dan McCormick, Larry Snyder, Manager, Larry Nelson, Coach Kiess. 2. Manager Larry Nelson and M.V.P. Kenny Siegel cheer the team on. 3. Dick knows where the refreshments are. 4. Mike digs into the pitch. 127 128 Better luck next time Bill. Mike, ready for another pick-off. J.V. Team. Bottom Row: Andy Stein-kirchner, Ed Lamport, Dave Davis, Terry Watson, Don Wharram. Top Row: Lukey Daughtcry, Mark Kaiser, Jeff Lefclhoc, Mark Connors, Randy Swan. Darrel “Ripples” through the air. No, Dick, the other way. 4. 5. 129 Tennis The Perry Pirate tennis team had its’s finest season ever with the creation of the third year team. Under the instruction of second year coach, Gary Hines, the team netted a 12-6 record. A couple of the season’s high points were victories over Mentor and Madison. The team stayed together and played well all season. Next year holds a definite promise for a repeat of this year’s season. Most Valuable Player Gerry Schmclzer (above), lead the team to a winning season of 12 wins and 6 well-taken losses. To the left, senior, Sherman Portcll shows the form which captured many aces, and be- low, Coach Mines, the brains behind the operation. □ 131 1. Sophomore, Keith Dickey shows an improving backhand. 2. First doubles player, John Farrar awaiting the return in the finest ready position. 3. Freshman, Mike Warner with the correct forehand in his first year of varsity tennis. 4. Third singles player. Bill Sarvis hits another blazer. 5. Second singles player, Mickey Bidlack with the finest form on the team. .. .and then the rains came. A potentially great season was tremendously upset by the weather. Several meets were cancelled and vital practices were lost because of the rains. Still, a junior-dominated team finished 7-2 on the season. The Pirate spikers were a class outfit blending gentlemanly qualities with competitive fire. With fourteen returning lettermen, next year will undoubtedly be the year of the Pirate. Pirate Cindermen Shine Through The Season . . . Front to back, L-R: B. Hakli, D. Garry, J. Gruscll. J. Carey, T. Parker, B. Denting, D. Triskct, R. Collins, J. Tomlinson, P. New, G. Cadiou, B. LaRue, J. Streetmen, M. Strange, J. Baldauf, S. Kobus, D. Smith, D. Criss, S. Kaiser, C. Robbins, T. Kline, S. Antalovich, J. Klco, E. Schultz, T. Tennant, Coach Wilson and Coach lluxcl. 132 1. Larry Brainard breathes a sigh of relief as he crosses the finish line. 2. Pirate track members Bill La Rue and Randy Collins relax before the meet. 3. Pat New approaches the bar. 4. Dan Garry flies like an eagle. 5. Jesse Carey. 6. D.R. Trisket strides for the finish. 6 133 134 1. Power man Jeff Stowe heaves the shot. 2. Tim Tennant struggles for the finish. 3. Scott the “Franchise” Kaiser steps out of the blocks. 4. The man that walks through air, Joe Streetman. 5. Tim Parker gets an early lead for the winning shuttle relay team. 6. Stepping over the high hurdles with case is Barry Deming. 7. Junior discus man, Jeff Stowe 135 Girls’ 'rack Track season started at the beginning of April and ran until the end of May. The program consisted of running and field events. The program began in April with conditioning and pre-season workouts. The conditioning program was maintained throughout the entire season and performed by each and every member of the team, practices were held every school day-Monday through Friday— 3:00 p.m. to 4:40. The season consisted of regular scheduled meets, sectionals and G.R.C. Next year, something new to the program will be Perry Relays held on Saturdays. Track members-bottom row: Coach, Kathy Flynn, Lisa Skuily, Jeannette Platko, Lori Brown, Lisa liske, Penny Crofoot, Valerie Shet-ler, Melanie Beahon, Leta Houston, Shelly Or-vis. Asst. Coach, Ruth Bollnian. Second row: Denea Christian, Debbie Skytta, Marianne Rat-chko, Chris Rhodes, Stephanie Sferra, Valeric Way. Gretchen Smith, Toni Nocida, Mary La-gania. Top row: Sue Fish, Laura Madcrina, Robin Martin, Mary Maggs, Carol Schmelzer, Stephanie Ratchko, Debbie Stephenson, Vicki Shctler, and Debbie Cole. 136 1. Skects at her best with the disc. 2. Sue Fish demonstrates good form over the hurdles. 3. Senior, Lisa Skully is shown concentrating on her lift. 4. The thrill of victory. . . 5. . . .the agony of defeat. 6. Shelly comes in for a landing. 7. Sue gives what she’s got with the shot put. 8. Senior, Valerie Way receives another handoff. 137 Sports Banquets 1. Elroy Baxter Award Winner, Ken Siegel 2. 1977 Volleyball M.V.P. sophomore, Lisa I iske 3. Jeff Tomlinson receives his M.V.P. for Cross Country. 4. Accepting the JoAnn Baker Memorial Award from Mr. Cas-sclla and Mrs. Van Slykc is senior, Tricia Gibas. 5. Chcri McCoy is named the Paul J. Kline Sr. Award Winner for girls’ basketball. 6. Todd Hinton accepts the American Legion Trophy for basketball. 7. Accepting the M.V.P. award for wrestling is senior, Dave Pontic tlo. 8. Junior, Karen Digman laughs her way to being named Softball M.V.P. 9. Ken Siegel receives the Gary Richmond Award for baseball. 10. Gerry Schmelzcr receives the Tennis M.V.P. for the second year in a row. 11. Junior, Barry Denting is awarded the Randall Norris award for boys' track. 12. Sophomore Penny Crofoot puts the wraps on her second girl’s track M.V.P. award. 138 139 rtCCOimiSHING dCHIGIING Office Aides Office aides for 77-78 are R. Wolf, G. Farone, L Rideout, B. Raymond, D. Tenney, C. Rhodes, J. Hagen, G Connors, V. Andears, C. Kozlowski, C. Blackstock, T. Davies, P. Wilson, M. Zampini, S. Fish, B. Miller, S. Patton, B. Wheeldon, A. Eisenhart, K. Poling, L. Skully, J. Szoka, B. Wheeler, D. Kane, L King, V. Way, D. Wharram, Y. Head 1977-78 Yearbook Staff Reflects on Us 1. The editorial staff from left to right: assistant editor, Larry Brain-ard; editor-in-chief, Casey Kozlow-ski; and sports editor, D.R. Trisket. 2. Our senior staff members from left to right: photographer, Jamie Peterson; ads, Diana Tenney; activities editor, Becky Jaborsky; layouts, Kathy Goodwin; typist, Anita Brown; typist, David Swails; Business manager, Jim Smith; and photographer, Bill LaRuc. 3. Junior camera man, John Farrar. 4. Junior staff members from left to right: Nancy Powell, typist; Bonnie Sheets, assistant business manager; Kelly Sferra, artist; Jesse Carey, photographer; Michelle King, layouts; and Chcri McCoy, ads. SLi 142 The yearbook staff contained eighteen highly qualified and dedicated members who operated the largest budget of any of the school’s student organizations. Although the details of publishing a book were frequently time-consuming and sometimes overwhelm ing. the members felt that their purpose made it all worthwhile— the task of preserving memories. In the 1978 edition of the TREASURE CHEST: REFLECTIONS, that task was accomplished. The staff felt that REFLECTIONS was a very successful publication and holds the promise of continued growth for future staffs. The successes achieved this year were not without many contributions and assistance from others—from the staff advisor, Mrs. Helen Villard; from the patrons and advertisers; and especially from you. Seniors and underclassmen, for making these memories worthwhile. 143 Art Club 1 Members in front (L-R): Dave, Lisa, Miss Doughten, Lori, Trudi, Kim, Lori, and Casey: standing; Bryce, Nan, Sue, Janice, Sandy, Cheri, Andrea, Julie, Tracy, Jeanette and Amy. Forms of Magic Art: It’s a form of magic designed as a mediator between this strange hostile world and us, a way of seizing the power by giving form to our terrors as well as our desires. —Pablo Picasso Rifle Club Rifle Club was open to all students expressing an interest in shooting. The club met twice a week. Thursday and Friday. During that time, the members, aided by their advisor, Mr. Walters, learned to shoot .22 caliber rifles in different positions. The members worked to increase their accuracy and build up their points throughout the year. This year, the Rifle Club topped off the year by having a dinner at the Jade Terrace. The officers included: Lisa Skully, president; Janice Strong, vice-president; Jane Miner, secretary; and Julie West, Treasurer. The members were: (standing) Mr. Walters, advisor, Mike Shepherd, Jim Gustafson, Becky Wheeler, Debbie Kane, Liz Shepherd, Patty Wilson, (kneeling) Janice Strong, Lisa Skully, Jane Miner, Maria Zampini, (sitting) Jim Boggs, Amy Eisenhart, Barb Raymond. Library Club Any student who had an interest in the library and its functions had the opportunity to become a library assistant. The requirements were a “C average in all subjects, a good character, a willingness to do any task assigned, and the approval of the Librarian, Miss Henshaw. One-half credit was granted for fulfilling these requirements. The members were: (standing) Lori Lipus, Judy Decker, Mike Bidlack, Becky Hobbs, Debbie Kane, Kathy Goodwin, Sheri Holnapy, Anita Roberts, Kathy Blackstock, Ken Baker, (sitting) Amy Eisenhart, Nancy Aloi, Sue Gibas, Lisa Eldrcdge, Joanne Gilbert, Ken Banker, and Bill LaRuc. 146 Audio-Visual Audio-Visual at Perry High School provided teachers with optional video-media programs and services. The staff included Nan Nuuja, Gus, Rich Kovzcic, Lee Barrish, and Ray Pomietlo. A-V aid, Joe Streetman was not pictured. Coordinator was Mr. Lomasney. Junior Janitors The Junior Janitors helped Mr. Seese out in their study halls by keeping the hallways and outside clean. Pictured at the right: Jim Henry, Mr. Seese, Jay Dunken, and Gary Arcaro. 47 Pep Club 1977-78 The Perry High School Pep Club, under the direction of Mrs. Dort, is one of the main driving supporters of our athletic department at Perry High School. The members help support our athletes by mass attendence at sports events, both home and away. Our Pep Club is unique in many ways, but tire most unique aspect is our guardian angel program. Dances sponsored by the Pep Club after selected games also help to boost our school spirit. New additions this year are the seasonal sports banquets sponsored by the Pep Club and held in the school’s cafeteria. They sponsor the coaches and athletes. To raise money, they hold raffles, bakesales, and also sell Perry Pirate charm pins. The parents also help by working at the bingo games to assist in fundraising. The officers are Darlene Wharram who holds the offices of president and treasurer. Tire secretaries’ duties are done by Gretchen Smith and Teresa Sullivan. The publicity is very efficiently handled by Lynn Montgomery and Micky Meyers. 1. Pep Gub mania in progress on Spirit Day activities. 2. Pep Gub mentor, Mrs. Mable Dort, relaxes briefly during our hectic Spirit Week preceeding the Madison game. ■■■ Girls’ Athletic Association GAA is a club of intramural sports for girls. Volleyball, basketball, and whiffle ball were played on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s during activities period. The officers were: president, Tricia Gibas; vice-president, Cheri McCoy; secretary-treasurer, Debbie Kane. The plans for the 1979 school year are to continue the program of intramurals, but to offer them in a co-educational setting. Bottom Row: M. Maggs, S. Orvis, L. Lupton, T. Eldredge, R. Dennison, D. Perry, L. Neubert, L. Eldredge, P. Crofoot, R. Rippin Second Row: S. Secor, D. Skytta, J. Kozsey, C. Garry, L. Underwood, C. Nossi, T. Nocida, T. Davies, L. Sheppard, S. Wilson, R. Cleversy, J. Gilbert Third Row: K. Radcliffe, M. Patriarca, J. Strong, L. Stanziali, B. Miller, M. Digman, D. Long, R. Brown, R. Unger, S. Patton, R. Rhodes Fourth Row: H. Morris, T. Gibas, B. Ramsey, M. Zampini, B. Wheeler, P. Wilson, N. Me Krill, B. Rathbun, T. Brewster, K. Digman, N. Powell Fifth Row: J. West, V. Way, B. Hobbs, M. King, C. McCoy, S. Hambleton, S. Holnapy, D. Kane, G. Horvath, T. Horvath, E. Cicero, R. Cleversy Sixth Row: S. Sferra, R. Polvino, T. Miller, B. Farrar, M. Lagania, T. Simmons, L. Houston, C. Johnson, T. Burdette, P. Condor, P. Nuuja 49 Chess 1. Front row: Mark Goodwin, Dan Garry, Mike Bid-lack, Dave Ratchko, Greg Waite, Scott Mullins, Far-ron Richards. Back row: James Boggs, John Onder-jech, Jeff Parker, Pedro Cruz, Ron Britton, Eugene Jarvis. 2. Mikey makes an excellent strategy move that puzzles Dave. 3. Advisors-Dr. Zemzars and Mr. Chew. French and Spanish Clubs This year’s Spanish Qub officers arc: president, Lori Morse; vice president, Maria Zam-pini; secretary, Sue Simmons; treasurer, Jim Smith. Some of the group’s activities for this year include participation in the Lake Erie College Language Festival in the fall, caroling with the French Qub and having a Spanish-French Christmas party. The club also sold Current stationery in December, and is planning to sponsor a chili supper in the spring. The group will be having an end-of-the-year banquet at a Spanish restaurant Bottom Row 1 to r: L Houston, M. Goodwin, J. Klco, A. McQcnaghan, M. Zampini, S. Simmons, W. Anthony, L Morse, J. Smith, D. Swails, J. Cusick, P. Nuuja, Second Row: T. Gyure, L. Underwood, J. West, J. Miner, B. Jaborsky, J. Strong, L Montgomery, A. Coladangelo, T. Smith, D. Densmore, M. Ratchko. Top Row: R. Barnett, R. Lewis, G. Warfield, R. Martin, M. Creighton, B. LaRue, A. Eisenhart, B. Wheeler, P. Crofoot, G. Horvath, E. Cicero, J. Moody. 1, French Spanish Qub members scram- ble for candy from a broken pinata. 2. Another number from French and Spanish Club Christmas Carolers. Front row 1 to r: Mrs. Villard, Mary Montgomery, Kathy Poling, Bonnie Sheets, Sue Fish, Cheri McCoy, Gayle Brown, Patty Wilson, Tracy Davies, Rose Ann Geversey, Trudi Marrapodi. Second row: Shelly Orvis, Roberta Lazarchic, Audrey Mullins, Amy McQcnaghan, Gretchen Smith, Andrea Coladangelo, Julie Parker, Sue Collins, Janice Strong. Third row: Lisa Skully, Kathy Wolf, Terry Anderson, Sherman Portell, Jim Smith, Bill LaRue, Melanie Beahon, Nancy McKrill, Sue Way. The French Qub officers of the 77-78 school year are: Cheri McCoy, president; Patty Wilson, vice-president; Gayle Brown, secretary-treasurer. The organization is composed of current and former French students who are interested in French culture. The club raised money this year through a bake sale and raffle. They plan to use the money to visit a French restaurant 151 The Future Homemakers of America, a service club at Perry High School, helped the elderly and other school and community groups by making costumes and refreshments. To finance activities such as trips to the State Fair, conventions, bowling, sledding, and Christmas shopping, the organization sold posters, pizzas, and doughnuts. Officers for ’77-’78 are pictured at the right: Donna Tenney, chairman; Linda Rideout, president; Diana Tenney, vice president and secretary; Judy Decker, treasurer; and Mrs. Quadc, advisor. Club members pictured above. Bottom row: C. Rhodes. J. Tenney, A. Roberts, M. Angeloro, A. Coladangelo, J. Parker. Row 2: R. Ignat, D. Long, T. Horvath, E. Cicero, A. Cunningham, D. Christian. T. Brewster. V. Andears, L. Montgomery. Row 3: J. Szoka. D. Wharram, V. Shet-ler, L. Stanziale. M. Patriarca, J. Strong, B. Whecldon. Row 4: K. Hill, R. Lamb, L Lett, G. Horvath, A. Dyala, R. Keener, C. Johnson, and J. Gilbert. 152 Teen Tutors 153 Future of Teachers America The Future Teachers of America was a very active group at Perry High School. Their main function was to aid teachers, which helped as a stepping stone to achieve experience in this field. Membership was open to any junior or senior. The advisor for the club was Mrs. Foos and officers were: president, Chris Cor-fias; vice-president, Becky Jaborsky; secretary, Jane Miner; and treasurer, Wayne Anthony. At the Senior Awards assembly at the end of each year, a scholarship is awarded to the most deserving senior. Members are from 1 to r: David Swails, Lori Morse, Sandi Hambleton, Darlene Wharram, Wayne Anthony, Julie West, Sue Simmons, Lisa Underwood, Jane Miner, Becky Jaborsky, Judy Decker. Not pictured are Chris Corfias and Mrs. Foos. Teen Tutors was an organization at Perry High School whose main objective was to aid many of the teachers at Manchester Elementary School. Some of their duties included: helping in individual groups of children, grading papers, and taking part in the annual trip to the Cleveland Zoo. Members are from 1 to r: Trudi Marrapodi, Vicki An-dears, Cindy Dyala, Debbie Stephenson, Laura Maderina, Sandi Hambleton, Margie An-geloro, Lisa King, Kathy Blackstock, Marty Creighton, Robin Martin. Key Club Front row: D. Ratchko, G. Arcaro, R. Foresi, B. Thompson, M. Sency, D. Erkkila, D. Pomietlo, K. Siegel, B. Rusnak, M. Erkkila, D. Garry, K. Rad-cliffe, L Sarvis. 2nd row: J. King, T. Brainard, S. DiGrandi, M. Patriarca, L. Stanziale, T. Davies, D. Digman, G. Schmelzer, D. Klco, D. Shreve, J. Biddle, L. Houston, P. New. 3rd row: M. New, N. Miller, B. Deming, S. Fish, J. Strong, D. Christian, D. Stevenson, S. Ratchko, S. Wilson, R. Rhodes, M. Montgomery, J. Platko, T. Pickard, J. Biddle. 4th row: J. Klco, T. Nocida, H. Morris, T. Gibas, R. Dennison, C. Schmelzer, R. Brainard, B. Ramsey, A. Brown, J. Parker, J. Klco, S. Mullins, G. Waite. The Key Club is organized as a service organization for the school and community projects. The club is affiliated with the local Kiwanis International. It has 57 members this year. Some of their yearly projects are collecting food and money for Thanksgiving baskets for the local needy, the bonfire for homecoming, the sponsorship of the Christmas movie, “The Devil’s Rain,” the Christmas Dance featuring Bock, and some members played Santa and his elves for Center Road and Manchester Elementary schools. Varsity Club This year Mr. Ritley rejuvenated the Varsity Club by electing officers. They are president, Ken Siegel; secretary, Nick Miller; and treasurer, Gerry Schmelzer. There are fifty cent membership dues and you receive a Varsity Club patch. This year the club aided the bloodmobile workers, held a car smash during spirit week, and assisted in the Browns versus the faculty basketball team. Varsity club is open to all letter winners both boys and girls in grades nine through twelve. Front row: Mr. Ritley, M. Sency, K. Siegel, D. Digman, J. Biddle, D. Pomietlo D. Morse, C. Corfias, G. Schmelzer, B. LaRue. 2nd row: 0. Garry, J. Gruscll D. Trisket, S. DiGrandi, S. Ported, T. Hinton, D. Shrcve, D. Klco, L. Nelson J. Stowe. 3rd row: L. Kozscy, B. Deming, M. Erkkila, M. Goodwin, J. Tomlinson, J. Klco, L. Brainard, T. Parker, C. Ludwick, K. Baker. 155 Periscope 1. Editor: Lisa Skully 1 Managing Editor: Bob Rusnak 3. Advertisement Manager: D.R. Triskct 4. Features: Kathy Goodwin, Bonnie Sheets, Charlene Gaskey 5. Sports Editor: Jeff Tomilson 6. Photographers Circulation: Sue Miller, Karen Hennessey, Tricia Gibas 156 Top Row from left New Inductees: Trudy Marripodi, D.R. Trisket, Larry Brainard, Judy Decker, Michelle King, Nan Nuuja, Mike Thompson, Cheri McCoy, Bonnie Sheets, Sue I ish, Jane Miner, Regina Kinkead, Bonnie Rathbun. Not Pictured Chris Corfias. Bottom Row from lcft-Old Members: Jamie Peterson, Darlene Wharam. Lori Morse, Lisa Skully, Casey Kozlowski, Diane Tenney, ring bearer, Peter Peterson, Sherman Portell, Julie West, Becky Jaborsky, Wayne Anthony. Not pictured-Mary Manninen. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service-these are four goals we all strive towards. We have chosen this group, not to show that they are better, but as an example of the fine qualities in all of us. The persons elected to this organization have received a great honor, but they also have an even greater duty. It is their duty to promote the four ideals of the National Honor Society, through the development and use of their own character, scholarship, leadership, and service. 157 HUBURN CriRGGR CGNTGR DCT-L. Jones, C Brisbin, B. Liddy, S. Hawk, T. Lefelhoc; Building Maintenance-M.Henry, D. Smith, S. Lett, C Rip-pin; DE-L Wheeler, M. Posey, T. Domiano, C. Robinson, B. Sanders, M. Manninen; Auto Body-E. Gill, R. Webb, V. Pizzino, R. Cleversey, D. Gentry, J. Miller, G. Mullins; Auto Mechanics-R. Rackley; Cosmetology-C Osborne; Data Processing-D. Lincoln, K. Moritz; DCHO-V. Vandervort; E E-R. Hakli; Food Service-B. Eye, C. Frye; High Skill Steno-R. Kinkead; Law Enforcement-M. Szego; Machine Trades-D. Gilkey, B. Bramer; Welding-G. Cadiou, J. Cribble, B. McTaggart, D. Pappalardo 158 Juniors Auto Body-D. Dennison, W. Sprafka, B. Bachmann, M. Pease, J. Vojacek; Cosmetology-D. Disbro, A. Petrowski, T. Henry, L King; DHO-C Hash, T. Bartlett, A. Hickman; Data Processing-J. Thirion, T. Amos, A. Main, K. Kepcs, S. Takacs, S. Cantrell, J. Kuhn, C. Lewis; High Skill Steno-D. Dyala, J. Ferguson, K. Johnson, S. McFrcderick, P. Gel-ofsack; Auto Mechanics—D. Ansell; E E—M. Shepard, T. Tennant; Law Enforcement-J. Carey, Lincoln, J. Ray; Machine Trades-R. Farrar; Offset Printing-S. Ledford; OWE-D. Mitchell; Welding-K. Kenney, R. Morris, A. Watson 159 hx0tu m CLASS OF 1978 COMPLIMENTS OF COMELLA’S PERRY FOODLINER , S First InSi eAnd First In Service Lake County's Number One Bank LAKE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 R D HEATING AND SHEET METAL CO. CORNER OF RT. 20 AND ANTIOCH RD. PERRY, OHIO 44081 C. R. DEMING OFFICE: (216) 259-5211 RES.: 259-4922 Congratulations to the CCass o ’78 H. J. ROTHWELL (zom the FITTING CO., INC. One Ttundred 4823 North Ridge Road 3riendCg PeopCe Perry, Ohio 44081 259-5512 at Jobbers of Pipe, Valves and Fittings r?S Citizens Savings Paincsville • Mentor • Eastlake Good Luck Class of 78 SAUARISE AND SONS ASHTABULA, OHIO MC TAGGART’S LOUNGE Across From Painesville Shopping Center Home of the “Hog Burger” Finest in Sporting Goods and Clothing 163 Paul Robison Co. Thompson, Ohio 44086 298-3318 298-3225 Congratulations Class of 1978 Resthaven Azalea Farms 4684 N. Ridge East Perry, Ohio 44081 259-5276 Sales and Service International Harvester-New Holland Pratt’s Camper Sales 3705 S. Ridge Rd. Perry, Ohio 44081 Established 1969 Layton Travel Trailers and Mini-Homes Elkhart Travel Trailers and Mini-Homes 161 East Washington St. Painesville, Ohio 44077 352-3368 164 SILVESTRO DEPOT CAFE Congratulations to The Class of 1978 HAWLEY’S FLOWERS 470 Raildroad St. Phone 354-4475 New Market Mall Painesville, Ohio WE SPECIALIZE IN ITALIAN FOODS AND SEAFOOD Congratulations Seniors! FISHER’S (The B toman it (fnqmrattnn 307 PARK AVENUE BIG WHEEL CHARDON. OHIO 44024 PHONE (316) 286-3558 CLEVELAND LINE (216) 942-7147 “We’re Big on People” 165 BLECKERT’S MUSIC CO. 4128 Erie St. • Willoughby • 942-3378 182 E. Washington St. • Painesville • 352-8986 Lowrey Organs • Story and Clark Pianos CARLISLE’S All Types of Musical Instruments Rentals • Sales • Repairs • Lessons OUR GOAL IS YOUR SATISFACTION KOELLISCH KARPET CO. 6214 N. Ridge Rd. Madison 428-4900 354-2433 —Carpet —Tile —Linoleum —Wallpaper BARBER'S DEN HAIR STYLING CENTER COMPLETE BARBER STYLING SERVICE 1 New Market Mall Painesville, Ohio 44077 354-2116 UNIROYAL CHAPMAN BURIAL VAULT Congratulations Class of 1978 UNIROYAL CHEMICAL DIVISION of Uniroyal, Inc. 216-357-7574 Good Luck to the Pirates and the Class of ’78 Trophies and Sporting Goods WOODWORTH FEED SUPPLY CO. Uzo ifiy Hi oz LA One. •4080 SOUTH RIDGE ROAD ( RT. 84 ) PERRY. OHIO -44081 Mon. thru Fri. lO A M To 8 P M. 4 216) 259-2100 Sat. lO A.M. TO 6 P.M. JOE PAPPALARDO Lawn—Garden—Farm Supplies Horse Feed—Fertilizer—Seeds 91 Elevator Ave. Painesville 357-5801 166 BOWLING . . . .IS OUR BUSINESS! RED ROOSTER FAMILY RESTAURANT Phone 357-6669 13 S. State Street Painesville, Ohio Tloltltlidije Hanes 7171 Northridge Road North Madison, Ohio Telephone 428-2111 ESTHER H. MATERNA PEAHOR THE JEWEL BOX Colonial Shopping Plaza 657 E. Main St. Geneva 466-3721 BROKER US1IMC stavtcf r.:LS Carleton Ashley Sam Carnabuci Tom Cecconi 4540 N RIDGE RT 20 PERRY. OHIO 44081 OFF (2161259 5811 RFS (216)428 2785 Gifts for All Occasions Tom Cusick Paul Fako Fred Miner Joan Metzler Henry Metzler Clyde Norton Harold Smith Vera Heikkinen Diamonds Congratulations Class Watch-Jewelry Repair of ’78 Best Wishes Class of 1978 IRC FIBERS CO. A Subsidiary of AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY THALL’S SHOE STORE Fairport Harbor Painesville, Ohio BUICK Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 DIEDRICH BUICK-OLDSMOBILE WALT 2 50-4000 CHUCK’S MOBIL SERVICE 4571 RTE 20 PERRY OHIO 44081 TOM 220 E. Main St. Geneva, Ohio 446-1161 C E HAKLI. Owner 167 Bifkett William Good Luck To The Class of 1978 216 Richmond Painesville, Ohio 44077 HEMPHILL TRAVEL AGENCY HEMPHILL INSURANCE BS1 AGENCY k :.ut� 240 MAIN STREET. PAINESVILLE, OHIO 44077 352-3175 Congratulations Congratulations Class Best Wishes to The Class of 1978 of ’78 BAILEY LUMBER CO. 4199 Main St. Perry, Ohio 44081 216 259-2351 HOmES omEm DMSION OF B.SMJISJC. 1251 Madison Ave., Painesville, Ohio 44071 —Lumber —Paint —Builders Supplies Phone 216 354-2194 Builders of Fine Quality Homes in the Perry Area 168 PARK CERAMIC’S 6710 Lake Road North Madison, Ohio 44057 Phone: 428-8037 — 428-8011 BOB KARLS ANN WILLIAMS HELLRIEGEL’S INN Rt. 20 Painesville, Ohio Owner Instructor Compliments of CALHIO CHEMICALS INC. 169 LOCKIE-LEE DAIRY ICE CREAM and MILK “BETTER FOODS FOR BETTER LIVING” Lake County’s Only Independently Owned Dairy Congratulations Class of 78 Lighthouse Inn Rt. 20, Perry 259-5495 PHONES: Painesville 354-9919 Ashtabula 997-5555 Cleveland 942-9097 Geneva 259-4700 financing Bill Hooker 1870 N. Ridge Rd. Painesville, Ohio North Ridge Texaco and Carwash 1750 North Ridge Road Painesville, Ohio Also located at: 6469 N. Ridge Rd. Madison, Ohio 50 t Carwash with 10 Gal. Fill-up 352-8884 352-9188 Proprietor: Rick Brewstf- 170 Cleveland (216) 051-593© W BARBER STYLISTS (Eaplatn a 2I1fatr • All Lengths Styles for Men Women • Stylist Specialists Tues Thru Fri 8 to 6 Sat 8 To 5 CALI Tom Domitor 259-2909 Across from SZABO Landscaping 2923 N. Ridge Rd. Roger Carabotta Perry, Ohio Painesville (216) 354-9904 TOYLAND OF PAINESVILLE Sammet Towing S Salvage ISOO N. RIDGE RD. PAINESVILLE, OHIO 44077 —Toys—Games—Models— Special Prices and Discounts to All LATE MODEL PARTS Machinery Movino • heavy Duty Winchino 352-2077 Corner of State Main St. Compliments of Earl’s Drive-In Serving Top Quality Foods 352-4201 Rt. 20 at Lakeland G J Travel and Camp Trailers Freeway Perry, Ohio 2580 Narrows Rd. 354-8045 171 E W C R U I K S H A N K AGENCY insurance T TTT T 1 ■ ■ ■■i in 1 1 i ■ ■ ■1 IE 1 E. W. Cruikshank Agency “Your Independent Insurance Agent Serving Lake County Over 72 Years Fire—Casualty—Auto—Marine—Life 87 St. Clair St. Painesville 354-4308 Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Ctjapel jFlorist Weddings. Funerals all Occasions CHAPCLDALE PLAZA N MADISON. OHIO 44057 PH: 428-2104 The Patio Frozen Dairy Desserts etc . . . Creative Gifts 1418 Mentor Ave. Painesville, Ohio Sandi Studio 354-6621 3266 N. Ridge Rd. Perry, Ohio 44081 Open from April to October 172 Smirz Florist Shop Some things only flowers can say. Whether its one or a hundred—we’ll do it just for YOU! BITZER FURNITURE CO. “A trusted friend in the furniture business ... 62 yrs. 5573 N. Ridge West Madison 428-5138 Joan Vince Smirz 19 S. St. Clair Painesville, Ohio 354-4622 Best Wishes Class of 78 “Perry’s Farm and Garden Center” Frank’s Tractor Sales RD 1 Rt. 307 173 Hine Tractor Sales, Inc. John Deere Industrial Equipment Lawn and Garden 357-7531 2660 N. Ridge Rd. Painesville, LAKE BEVERAGE AND PRODUCE Open 7 days 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. —Cold beer and wine— —Groceries, Produce Cold Cuts— “We run specials every week” Insurance- Financial Planning 21 West Main St. Madison, Ohio 44057 Denver. Colorado e Lakeland. Florida e Atlanta. Georgia • Pittsburgh. Penn. teucEBji AND ASSOCIATES. INC. Photogrammetric Consultants 7000 Reynolds Road. Mentor. Ohio e (216) 255-4700 174 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78! COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR NUMBER 1 NEWSPAPER IN LAKE COUNTY THE NEWS-HERALD PAINESVILLE 352-6700 MENTOR-WILLOUGHBY 951-0000 It's All You Really Need MADISON 428-7168 Since 1954 Complete Garden Center Owned and Operated by Al Sally Szabo U.S. Rte. 20, Perry 5 miles east of Painesville • Greenhouse • House Plants • Foliage Plants • Palm Trees • Terrarium Plants • Garden Center • Landscaping • Master Charge • VISA 175 176 McCoy’s Furniture 4072 South Ridge Rd Perry, Ohio 44081 D R Trailer Sales 3096 Shephard Rd. Perry 259-4688 —LP Gas —Travel Trailers —Truck Caps —Auxiliary Tanks —Truck Campers —Appliance Repair 177 BERT COBURN Class Rings 216-847-7410 GENEVA PIZZA VILLA ©lb Sauera Where pizza making is an art. Not a side line. Now Under New Management €SC° EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY 170 MAIN STREET — PAINESVILLE, OHIO Telephone (216) 352-3133 Since 1963 LAKE COUNTY WASHER PARTS Vacuum Repair Specialists Parts For Washers—Dryers—Wringers—Vacuum Cleaners Electric Stoves Phone 352-4026 188 N. State St. Painesville, Ohio ROUTE 84 UNIONVILLE, OHIO Lunch Dinner 11:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m.-9:00 a.m. Daily Daily PAUL’S DISPOSAL SERVICE 352-2626 Good Luck Seniors GREENWAY’S PRINTING 82 Main St. Madison Complete facilities on premises include computerized composition, increased press capacity, darkroom and platemaking, bindery and letterpress facilities. We can take care of all your printing needs! Pick up and delivery anywhere—Thousands of long time satisfied customers. Call Madison day or night 428-2466 178 8717 NOBTH BIDOE BOAS PHONE (216) 269-2811 PEBBT, OHIO 44081 Widest Selection of Gardening Supplies in the Area ASHTABULA COIMY SWINGS LG4N®. Perry Office Perrydale Shopping Center North Madison Office 1903 Hubbard Road Open Every Saturday Until 3:00 P.M. Pat’s Beverage Rt. 20 Perry, Ohio Pats Beverage IGF LaKI COUJTTT PlOlRAL SAVIN S LOAN ASSOCIATION Cold Beer Wine Good Luck to the Class of 78 179 West’s Orchards £ 1 Xt) OtiCHAr DS FRUIT MARKET 259-3192 Quality Fruits and Vegetables Route 20 Perry, Ohio Western Reserve Hardware Plumbing—Elec.—Housewires Pumps—Tru-Test Paints Garden Supplies 428-2950 Rt. 20 Madison, Ohio Congratulations Class of 78 PAT MASSUCCrS GENEVA FORD 746 E. Main St. GENEVA, OHIO 44041 180 Best Wishes Class of 78 Painesville Furniture and Carpeting Antiques and Local Moving 83 South State Street, Painesville, OH Phone No. 352-2600 352-3153 Bill Morse Bob Bassett Dave Smead Jim Shula Peggy Rakes Mary Sency Mary Lou Johnson Rose Morse Esther Morse John Kermode Larry Davis Tom Rose Les Snyder Chris Corfias Paul Lagania Claude Sutphin Harold Williams Carole Schultz Lois Scott 181 Zito Insurance Agency, Inc. 1578 West Jackson - Painesville, Ohio 44077 354-5631 - 951-8900 Chapeldale Cleaners Free Area Wide Pick-up Delivery Call 428-1590 Madison 466-1220 Geneva 182 Good Luck to the Class of 78 428-2134 Featuring G.E. Air-Conditioning Compliments of D E HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY Mentor, Ohio 3291 Center Road 9134 Boyer Lane North Perry, Ohio 255-9025 259-4911 Richard Compton MARCY CHEVROLET Geneva, Ohio 183 Neal Printing Co. Fairport Harbor Phone 354-4341 Weekdays 8:00-5:00 Saturday 8:00-12:00 noon Typewriters—Electronic Calculators Office Furniture East End Family Y.M.C.A. John Rich Jewelers “Our Second Century in Painesville” New Market Mall 354-4421 Perry Radio T.V. 730 N. Lake St. (528) Madison, Ohio Phone 428-5125 Family, Adult, and Teen Swims, Handball, Raquetball, Weightlifting 4173 Main St. Perry, Ohio PERRY RADIO 259-2234 “Call before 10 A.M. receive same day service” hank You Patrons Good Luck Class of 78 . . . Angeloro’s Cider Mill • Ayer’s Music • Jerry Bailey Insurance • Mr. Mrs. John Baker and Terri • Mr. Mrs. Everett Brown • Mr. Mrs. John S. Brown • Mr. Mrs. Philip Cassella • Chapeldale Beauty Salon Good Luck Class of 78 . . . Mr. Mrs. Ron Digman • Mr. Mrs. Robert Farrar 78’s the first year of the rest of your life . . . Mr. Mrs. F. R. Fiske Good Luck Seniors . . . Frosty’s Donuts • Malcolm Fulkerson Sohio • Mr. Mrs. Robert Geisler • Mr. Mrs. E. E. Goodwin • Mr. Mrs. Alvin Grace • Mr. Mrs. Charles Hagen Compliments of . . . Herman Losely Son Inc. • The Holiday Best Wishes Seniors . . . Mr. Mrs. Jack Jaborsky Best of Luck Seniors . . . John Judy • Mr. Mrs. Richard Johnson • Mr. Mrs. John Katona • Kenneth Company • Kinkade Tropical Fish • Mrs. Evelyn Kozlowski Family Compliments of . . . Lake County Hardware Home Center • Mr. Mrs. James Lamb • Mr. Mrs. Dennis Laurie Good Luck Seniors . . . Lew's Reliable Heat Air Conditioning • Mackey’s Bi-Rite • Madison TV • McClain Clinic of Chiropractic Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 . . . Mr. Mrs. Fred Miner Happiness success to the Class of 78 . . . Mr. Mrs. Lowell Peterson Congratulations Seniors . . . Pombo’s Village Inn • Puritan Bakery Best of Luck Class of 78 . . . The Don Radcliffe Family • Rees’ Rexall Drugs • Mr. Mrs. Tom Rockwell Good Luck Class of 78 . . . Mr. Mrs. Joe Sabo • Secor’s Nursery Good Luck Class of 78 . . . Sherwin Williams Best of Luck, Jamie . . . 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The 1978 Yearbook Staff Compliments of WINKLEMAN’S SHOE STORE New Market Mall Painesville PERRY DEL 4197 Main St. 259-2549 185 Index Adams, Janet-33 Albright, Robert-22 Allen, Cindy-33 Allen, Susan-22 Aloi, Nancy-18,27,146 Amos, Tracy-33,159 Andears, Cathy-33 Andears, Vicki-27,141,152 Anderson, Terry-12,19,22 Angcloro, Margie-27,152 Ansell, Dave -33,159 Antalovich, Mr. John-4 Antalovich, Scott-22,94,132 ANTHONY, WAYNE-11,12,15,18,19,48,52,55,57,79,80,102,103, 151,157: Jr. Sr. Play 11,12; Musicals 10,11,12; Future Teachers 11, 12;Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12;Girls’ Glee accompianist 10;Choir 11,12; Buccaneers 11,12;Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Blossom Festival School 10; Solo Ensemble 9,10,11,12; Northern Ohio All-Star Band 12; Lab Aide 12;Teen Tutors 9; Academic Challenge 11,12; F.T.A. Scholarship Award 12 Arcaro, Gary-27,111,147,154 BACHMANN, MELISSA-57 Bachmann, William-33,159 Bailey, Kelly-21,22 BAILEY, PERRY-Chess 9; Vo-ed. Class officer 11, Trcas. Baker, Deborah-22 Baker, Mr. John-5,89,118,139 Baker, Kenneth-11,33,105,146,155 Baldauf, Mrs. Florence-8 Baidauf, Jeff-33,132 BANKER, BRENDA-53,54,57: Musical 9; Library Aide 12;Girls’ Glee 9; Choir 9; Cafeteria 9,10 Banker, Donna-22 Banker, Ken-33,146 Barnett, Rex-11,12,27,151 Banish, Lee-33,147 Bartlett, Tammy-33,159 BEAHON, DARRELL-49,53,57,112,113,126,129: Wrestling 9,10, 11,12; Track 9,10; Baseball 12 Beahon, Melanie-18,27,94,136 BEVINS, BARRY-55,57 Biddle, Jamcs-33,34,154 BIDDLE, JOE-52,57,86,112,113,154,155: Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10;Chess 9,10,11; Key Club 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12 Bidlack, Mikc-33,96,97,131,146,150 Bittner, Barbara-27 BLACKSTOCK, CANDY-52,57,141: Office Aide 12 Blackstock, Kathy-27,102,146 Blanchard, Kim-27 Bliss. Lisa 18,22,102 Boehnkc, Mrs. Pat-8 Boggs, James -12,22,146,150 Bollman. Mrs. Ruth-7,88,139 Brainard, Kim-27,145 Brainard, Larry-33,56,104,105,106,121,133,142,155,157 Brainard, Randy-33 Brainard, Robyn- 22,154 Brainard, Tom-27,105,154 BRAMER, WILLIAM-58,158: Rifle Club 9; Library Aide 9; V.I.CjV. BRCAK, THOMAS-58 Brewster, Cliff-26,27,112,113 Brewster, Mrs. Ruth-8 Brewster, Tammy-33,45,81,105,149,152 BRISBIN, CONNIE-58,158: Musical Usherette 10; French Club 9, 10;Concert Band 9,10,11; Marching Band 9,10,11; Usherette 10 Britton, Ron-18,27,102 BROWN, ANITA-43,52,56,58,142,154: Pep Club 11; Usherette 11; F.T.A. 9,10 V.P.; Spanish Club 9,10;G.A.A. 9; Key Club 11,12; Library Aide 11; Student Council 10; Yearbook 12;Concert Band 9,10, 11,12; Teen Tutor 9; Prom Court 12 Brown, Gayle-12,18,27,102,110 Brown, Lori-27,136,145 Brown, Renee 17,27,45,149 BROWN, SHANE-58: Class Officer 9 Pres., 10 Pres., 11 Pres.; Football 9; Homecoming Escort 12; Wrestling 9,10,11 BROWN, TAMMY-52,58: Library Aide 10;O.O.E.A. 11 Burdette, Tina-27,101,149 Byrd, Christine -53,59 CADIOU, GLENN-59,132,158: Track 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10; Vo-ed Cantrell, Jenny-33,111,159 Carey, Jesse 35,56,105,132,133,142,159 CasseUa, Mr. Philip-7,74,80,88,139 Chew, Mr. Tom-5,88,139 Christian, Denea-16,17,35,101,136,152,156 Cicero, Eileen-27,149,152 CLEVERSY, RONALD-158: Football 9; Wrestling 9; V.I.C.A. Club; V.I.C.A. Olympics 12 Cleversy, Rose-22,149 Cogar, Sam-27 Coladangelo, Andrea-11,12,17,35,144,145,151,152 Coladangclo, Rick-27 Cole, Brenda-22 Cole, Debbie-18,27,102 Collins, Carl-35 COLLINS, RANDY-49,59,87,94,132,133: Wrestling 11,12 Track 10, 12; Cross Country 11,12 Collins, Robin-27 Collins, Susan-27 Combs, Mr. Gary-5,88 Compton, Jimmy-27 Condor, Adrienne-21,22,98,99,122,125 Condor, Mark 34,35,105,155 Condor, Patricia-27,149 CONNOR, COLLEEN-53,59,141: Musicals 9; F.T.A. 11;Girls’Glee 9;Choir 9; Buccaneers 9; Office Aide 12;Cafeteria 10 Connor, Mark 27,111,129 Coon, Sandy-22 Cooper, Mr. Charles-6,88 CORFIAS, CHRIS-48,54,56,84,105,155,157: FootbaU 9,10,11,12; Student Council 12 Rep.; Wrestling Mgr. 10; Jr. Sr. Play 11; Buccaneers 9; Musical 9,10; F.T.A. 11 Treas., 12 Pres.;Key Club 9,10,11 Pres.; Page 11; Football Honors 10 All League Player; 11 All League Player; 12 All League Player; Varsity Club 10,11,12;Concert Band 9, 10,11; Cafeteria 10,11,12; Graduation Page 11 Corfias, John-27,105 Coy, Kim-35 Craig, Joseph-22 Creighton, Laura-35 Creighton, Martyna -18,27,102 Criss, Charlene 19,35 Criss, Daniel-22,132 Criss, Wayne-22 Crofoot, Penny-27,98,99,136,139,149 Crummy, Aleen-12,22 Brennan, Kathy-33 BREWSTER, AMY KAKAS-58: Baseball 9;Cheerleader 9,10; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Library Aide 10 CRUZ, MARIANO-Wrestling 9,10 Cruz, Oscar-22 Cruz, Pedro-19,27,102,113,150 Cruz, Sandra-22,102 CUNNINGHAM, AMY-52,59: Spanish Club 9,10;Teen Tutor 10, 11,12 Cunningham, Anita-35,152 Cusick, James-22,151 Cusick, Tom-35 Cutler, Michael -28,105 Daugherty, Louis-22 DAVIES, TOM -44,49,59,109,154: Tennis 11; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Peri-scope 11,12; Homecoming Escort 12 Davies, Tracy-12,22,141,149 Davis, Audrey-35 Davies, David-22,129 Davis, Tony-12,22 Decker, Judy 35,146,157 Deming, Barry 35,104.105,118,119,132,139,154,155 Dennison, David-35,159 Dennison, Debra-32,35,43 Dennison, Robin-28,100,109,110,149,154 Densmore, Diane-18,22,102,151 Densmore, Mr. Donald-4 Dickey, Keith-28,96,131 DiDonato, Mr. Lou-5,74,89,94,138,139 DIGMAN, DOUGLAS-49,50,59,75,109,118,154,155: Basketball 9, 10,11; Track 10; Cross Country 9; Art Club 12; Key Club 10,11; Student Council 9, 10 V.P.; Varsity Club 11,12; Prom Court 12, Homecoming Escort 12 Digman, Karen-35,45,98,99,117,123,139,149 Digman, Marcy-22,98,99,122,149 DiGrandi, Gregory-22 DiGrandi, Steven-35,104,105,126,154,155 DILLY, VIRGINIA-60,74,117: Basketball 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10, 11; Musicals 9,10,12; FTA 9; Spanish Club 9,10;G.A.A. 9,10; Buccaneers 9; Color Guard 9,10 Disbro, Donna-35,159 Domiano, Tammy-28 DOMIANO, TINA-60,74,158: Softball 9;G.A.A. 9,10; F.T.A. 9,10 Dorr, Mr. Brian-7,80,88,102 Dort, Mrs. Mabcl-3,8,148 Doughten, Miss Ann-5-13,89 Dunken, Jay-22,147 Dyala, Arlene-22,152 Dyala-Cindy-35 Dyala, Dolores-35,159 EBELING, MICHELLE Marching Band 9,10; Pep Club 9; Office Aide 10; Spanish Club 9,10,11;Teen-Tutor 9. Eckert, Tammy-35 Eisenhart, Amy-28,146 Eldredge, Lisa-28,122,146,149 Eldredge, Tina -28,122,124,149 ELDREDGE, SHERI-60 ERKKILA, DAVID-43,49,53,54,60,83,85,105,112,113,154: Football 9,10,12; Wrestling 9,10,11 Co-Captain, 12 Co-Captain; Junior Senior Play ll;Key Club 10,11,12;Student Council 9, Treas. 12 Pres.; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Prom Court 12 Erkkila, Mark-28,54,105,154,155 EYE, BARBARA-60,158: Musical 10; Pep Club 10; Library Aide 10; Spanish Club 9; F.T.A. 9,10 Fabis, Diane-12,18,22,102 FARONE, GAYLE-48,60,141: Musicals 10,11; F.T.A. 10,11 ;G.A.A. 12; Library Aide 12; Pep Club 10,11; Marching Band 9,10;Color Guard 9,10; Office Aide 12; Cafeteria 9 Farrar, John-35,56,96,97,131,142 Farrar, Rebecca-21,22,98,99,149 Farrar, Robert-35,159 Ferguson, Jenny-35,159 Fish, Nancy-22,111 Fish, Susan-35,100,104,136,137,154,157 Fisher, John-28 FISKE, DEBORAH-53,60,154: Key Club 11,12 Fiske, Lisa-28,98,99,138 Flacke, Richard-28 Flynn, Miss Kathy-6,55,88,117,136,137,138 Foos, Mrs. Karen-6,55,79,81,89 Foresi, Ronald-28,154 Fovargue, Mr. Frank-4 Frey, Daniel-22 FRYE, CHRISTINE-61,158: Chcss9;Hero Club 11,12 Frye, Sterling-28 Fults, Danny-36 Furman, Mr. Richard-7,89,112,113,139 Gage, Dave-28 GARLAND, GARY-Industrial Arts Club 11, Pres. Garry, Cindy-22,149 Garry, Daniel-28,105,132,133,154,155 Geislcr, Mr. Robert 4,81,82,83,86 Gelofsack, Peggy-45,159 Gentry, Beverly-28,98,99 GENTRY, DAVID-105,158: Football 9,10,11,12;Track 10;Wres-tling 9,10,11; Chess 9,10; VICA Officer 12; Chapter Procedures Team 11,12 Gersin, Peggy-28 Gibas, Susan-26,28,146 GIBAS, TRICIA-43,53,61,77,100,108,109,110,138,149,154,156: Softball 9;Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 9,10;G.A.A. 9,10,11,12 Pres.; Key Club 12; Library Club 10; Library Aide 10; Periscope 10, 11,12; Usherette 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Prom Court 12; Jo Anne Baker Award for Cheerleading M.V.P. 12 Gilbert, Joanne-146,149,152 GILKEY, DENNIS-61,158: GILL, EARL-61,158: Office Aide-10 Glass, Wade-28,96 Goodin, Kim -22 Goodwin, Mr. E. E., Superintendent-4,86 GOODWIN, KATHRYN-11,12,53,56,61,81,85,142,146,156: Basketball 11,12, Pep Club 9,10,11; Musicals 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club-9,10; G.A.A. 9,10; Library Aide 9,10; Peri-Scope 9,10; Yearbook 11, 12;Choir 9,10,11, 12 Pres.; Buccaneers 9,10,11,12;Concert Band 9,10,11 Marching Band 9;Office Aide 9,10;Teen-Tutor 11,12; Usherette 11; National School Choral Award 12 Goodwin, Mark-28,96,150,151,155 Grace, Mrs. Carol-8,141 Gribblc, Jcff-28 GRIBBLE, JOHN-61,158: Football 9,10; Baseball 10; Vo-Ed: Class Pres. 11; VICA Outstanding Achievement Award Grusell, Jay-28,105,132,155 Gustafson, Charles 11,12,33,36,147 Gustafson, James-28,146 Gustafson, Walter-11,22 Gyure, Tim-12,22 Gyure, Tom-28,151 Haak, Jean-22 HAGEN, JUDY-52,61,76,85,141: Pep Club 9; Office Aide 12;Teen Tutor 9 HAKLI, BOB-53,62,76,77,102,132,158: Track 9,10,11,12;Ensemble member 9,10; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Soloist 10,11;Chess 9; Library Aide 10; Spanish Club 9,10,11 ;V.I.C.A. 11,12; Chapter Procedure Team 12 Hall, Marcia-22 HALL, JEFF-62: Football 9;Track 9,10 HALL, JOSEPH-62: Golf 10 Hambleton, Sandra 11,12,17,36,149 Hash, Charlotte-36,159 Hash, Donald-22 HAWK, SANDI-62,74,85,158: Basketball 10,11 co-captain; Art Club 10,11,12 V.P.; Student Council 9,10,11 Sec. each ycai: Yearbook 11; Girls’ State Alt. 11 Hayer, Denise-36,117 Hayer, Richard-9,36,41 Haywood, Dan 28 Haywood, Lori-22 HEAD, YVONNE-62,77,117,122: Basketball 11,12; Softball 11,12; Cheerleader 9;G.A.A. 11,12; Office Aide 11,12;Cafeteria 11,12 HENNESSEY, KAREN-62,85,140,156: Library Aide 11; Peri-Scope 11,12; Girls’Glee 10 Henry, James-22,25,147 HENRY, MIKE-62,158: Rifle Club 10 Henry, Tammie-36,159 Henshaw, Miss Joan 6,88,98 Hickman, Amy-36,159 Hill, Karen-22,152 Hinton, Connie-12,22,98,99 HINTON, TODD-63,118,119,139,155: Baseball 10,11; Basketball 9,10,11, 12 co-captain; All Lake County M.V.P. in Basketball 12; American Legion Trophy for Basketball M.V.P. 12 Hobbins, Dennis 19,28,110 Hobbins, Sandy-12,22 Hobbs, Rcbccca-28,146,149 Hoffman, Mrs. Betty-6,89 Holnapy, John-22 Holnapy, Sheri-28,146,149 Hope, William-28,112,113 Horvath, Gina-22,101,149,152 Horvath. Tina-28.102,149.152 Houston, Leta-12,16,17,19,22,52,101,136,149,151,154 Hoyt, Mr. Bill 4 Hull, Scott-36 Huxel, Mr. Jack-7,88,112,113,132 Ignat, Reine-28,110,152 JABORSKY, BECKY-11,12,14,15,18,19,44,52,55,63,80,87,102, 103,151,157: Baseball Stat. 12;Pcp Club 10,11,12; Jr. Sr. Play 12; Musicals 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Yearbook 12; Choir 11,12; Buccaneers ll,12;Concert Band 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 12 V.P.; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 10,11,12; Drum Majorette 12;Contest 9,10,11,12; Solo Ensemble 10,11; Teen Tutor 12; Girls State Alt. 11; Graduation Usherette 11 Jackson, Mrs. Mary-8 Jarvis, Eugene - 22 Jennings, Arvo-22 Johnson, Connie 22,149,152 Johnson, Kathy-36,159 Johnson, Lori-36 Johnson, Thomas-29 Johnston, Denise-22 JONES, LESTER-63,86,158: Vo-ed Student of the Year D.C.T. 12; D.C.T. V.P. 12;Chess 9 Judd, Joseph-112,113 Kaiser, Marc-22,129 Kaiser, Scott-29,132,134 Kane, Debbie-29,117,122,123,124,125,146,149 Keener, Rhonda-23,152 Kelly, Chris-36,45 Kelly, Steven-28,29,49 Kepes, Donald -29 Kcpes, Kathy-36,159 Kidd, Janet-23,98,99 Kiess, Mr. Charles-7,88,104,126,139 King, Gretchcn-23 King, Jeff-36 King, Joseph-19,29,105,154 King, Leslie-159 King, Lisa 29 King, Michelle-11,32,36,56,84,98,99,142,149,157 KINKEAD, REGINA-63,157,158: Musical 10; French Club 9,10,11, 12;National Honor Society 12;Choir 10;Contcst 10;O.E.A. 11,12; Vo-edition Staff 11; O.E.A. Executive Award 11; O.E.A. Diplomat Award ll;O.E.A. 1977 Regional Contest ll;O.E.A. Stateswoman Award 12; Regional Contest 12 KLCO, DAVID-45,52,63,85,112,113,126,127,129,145,154,155: Football 11,12; Wrestling 12; Baseball 12; Art Club 12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12 Klco, Jim-23,113,132,154 Klco, Jerry-29,94,95,112,113,151,154 Kline, Tim-19,29,96,132 Kmetz, Lisa-29,45 Kmetz, Patrick -23,113 Knapp, Sandy-102 Kobus, Chris-36,118 Kobus, Steven-23,94,132 Kosarko, Sharon-36 Kovacic, Richard-36,147 KOZLOWSKI, CASEY-13,43,50,52,56,63,76,80,82,87,109,110, 112,117,123,125,142,145,157: Basketball 10,11,12 co-captain; Softball 9,10,11 M.V.P., 12 co-captain; Art Club 10,11 V.P., 12 Pres.-Jr. Sr. Play 10;G.A.A. 9,10 Sec. Treas., 11 V.P.; Peri-Scope 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 10; Yearbook 11,12 Ed.; Office Aide 12;Lab Aide 10; Girls’State 11; Graduation Usherette 11; Prom Court 12; Homecoming Court 12; Scholastic Art Award Gold Key Blue Ribbon Finalist 12; Outstanding Sportsmanship Award 12;Girls Softball All Lake County First Team 12 Kozlowski, Eddie -29 Kozsey, Jenny-23,149 Kozsey, Lee-36,105,155 Kromer, John-11,12,23 Kuhn, Jill-29 Kuhn, Joann-111,158 LAGANIA, BARBARA-63: Crosscountry Stat. 9,10;Track Stat 10; Buccaneers 9,10; Marching Band 9; Musical 9,10; Pep Club 10; Office Aide 10 Lagania, Mary-12,21,23,98,99,136,149 LAGANIA, PAUL-64: Football 9,10,11 ;Track 9,10,11; Jr. Sr. Play 11; Musical 9,10,11; Buccaneers 9; Pep Club 11 Lamb, Rita-23,152 LAMB, TERESA-64,87: F.T.A. 9,10; Library Aide 10; Girls Glee 10 Lampert, Edward-23,129 Lampman, Cindy-23 Lann, Mrs. Cheryl-7,88 LaRue, Mrs. Abigail-8 LARUE, BILL-14,15,17,53,56,60,80,94,95,132,133,142,146,155: Wrestling 9,10,ll,12;Track 9,10,ll,12;Cross Country 9,10,11,12 Captain; Junior Scnior Play 12; Musical 9,10,11,12; French Club 9, 10,11; Library Aide 11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Buccaneers 9,10; Solo Ensemble 9,10. LaRue, Elizabeth-18,102 Laurie, Mr. Dennis-4 Lawrence, Daniel-29 Lazarchic, Roberta-12,23 Ledford, Sandra -36,159 Lefelhoc, Jeffrey-29,96,129 LEFELHOC, TRACY—64,74,108,158: Basketball 10; Homecoming Escort 12 Leitch, Ronald-36 Leonard, Jackson-23 Lett, Lori-23,152 LETT, SAMUEL-158: Key Club 12, Library Aide 10;Chorus 10 Lewis, Cathy-36,159 Lewis, Rodger-23,151 LIDDY, BILL-158: Basketball 9 Lightner, Karen-19,102 LINCOLN, DAVID-158: Chess 9,10; Musical 10; Spanish Club 10; OEA 11,12; Key Club 12; Parliamentary Procedure Team 11,12; 1st Place Regional P.P.T.;OEA Regional 12 Lincoln, Leah-59 Lipus, Lori-29,146 Lockridge, Don-23 Lomasney, Mr. Mark-7,89,104,106,112,113 Long, Dianna-29,149,152 Ludwick, Curtis-36,104,105,155 Lucwick, Kenneth-21,23 Ludwick, Vicki -29 Lupton, Donna-38 Lupton, Laura-29,149 Lutz, Jr. Eugene-29 Lyons, Robert-23 Maderena, Laura -29 Maggs, Mary-23,149 Magyar, Mrs. Bctty-8 Main, Anita-38,159 Mallick, Jennie-38 MANNINEN, MARY-48,64,102,157,158: BaskctbaU stat-11;Spanish Club 9,11; N.H.S. 11,12;Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 9, 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10. Morris, Randy-159 MORSE, DOUGLAS-54,66,85,94,95,118,155: Basketball 9,10,11; Track 10,11; Cross Country 10,11,12 Chess 9,10,11,12; FT A 12; Key Club 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12 MORSE, LORI-11,18,19,55,66,144,145,151,157: Art Club 10,11, 12; Musicals 10,11,12; FHA 9,10; IT A 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11, Pres., 12 Pres. G.A.A. 9,10,11; NHS 11,12 Treas.;Student Council 12 Sec.; Girls Glee 10;Choir 12; Buccaneers 12;Concert Band 11,12; Contest 11,12; Solo Ensemble 11,12; Ornithology Club 11,12 Mansfield, Donna-23 Marrapodi, Mrs. Erna-8 Marrapodi, Trudi-38,145,157 Martin, Judy-23 Martin, Robin-18,29 Marvin, Robin-29 Matchinga, Mrs. Carol-5,55,75,88 Mayer, Kathleen-29,117 MCCLENAGIIAM, AMY-64,145,151: Art Club 10,11,12; French Club 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12 Morse, Pam-18,24 Mullins, Audrey-24 MULLINS, GARY-52,66,112,113,158: Football 9; Wrestling 9,10, 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11 Mullins, Kenneth-38,45,126 Mullins, Scott-24,154 Mullins, Teresa-29 MURPHY, CLIFF-66 MC CLOSKEY, SUSAN-64: FT A 9,10; Spanish Club 9,10 McConkey, Debra-18,23 McConkey, Monty-29 MC CORMACK, DANIEL-65,85,126: Basketball 9,10,11; BasebaU 12; Tennis 10. McCoy, Cheri-14,15,32,38,45,56,84,116,117,138,142,145,149,151, 157 McFrederick, Karl-2 3 McFrederick, Senya-38,111,158 McKrill, Nancy-29,149 Nelson, Larry-38,105,118,126,155 Nesselrotte, Teresa—38 Neubert, Laura-29,149 New, Joseph-24,111 New, Michael-29,105,126,127,128,154 New, Patrick-29,52,94,118,132,133,154 Nocida, Antionette—12,24,111,111,149,154 Nosse, Christine-29,149 Nuuja, Natalie-15,37,38,100,145,147,157 Nuuja, Pamela-12,24,101,149 Ondrejech, John-24 Orvis, Micheal-19,24,102 Orvk Michelle — 19.102.103.136.137.149 MC TAGGART, ROBERT-53,65,105,158: Basketball 9; BasebaU 10; FootbaU 9,10,11,12; Track 10; Junior Senior Play 11; Announcer 11, 12 Meredith, Amy-24 MerreU, MicheUe-29 Merriman, Cindy-29 Metz, Pat-18 Meyers, Joan-37,38,122 Meyers, MicheUe-38 Meyers, Steve-24 MILLER, JOSEPH-158: Wrestling 9; Audio-Visual 9 MILLER, NICK-49,65,105,154: FootbaU 10,11,12; BaskctbaU 9,10, 11; Key Club 11; Varsity Club 111 2-Sec. MiUer, Rebecca-26,29,101,149 MiUer, Richard-24 MILLER, SUSAN-52,65,77,145,156-Junior Senior Play 11,12; Marching Band 9; Peri-Scope 11 12-Editor; Art Club 10,11,12; Office Aide 11,12 MiUer, Tamara 24,98,99,149 MiUer, Tina-24 MiUs, Daryl-38,113 MILLS, WILLIAM-65: Track 9 MINER, JANE-18,19,52,65,80,102,103,146,151,157: BasketbaU Stat 12; BasebaU Stat 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Junior Senior Play 12; F.T.A. 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; N.H.S. 12;Concert Band 9,10, 11,12; N.H.S. 12;Concert Band 9,10,11,12 Sec.; Marching Band 9, 10,11,12; Sec. Contest 9,10,11,12; Solo Ensemble 11; Usherette 11; Rifle Club 12 Sec. Misch, Phillip-18 MitcheU, Skip-159 Montgomery, Lynn-11,12,34,48,151,152 Montgomery, Mary-24,154 Moody, JiU-24 Moreland, Brian-29,113 Moreland, Paul-23,24,113 MORITZ, KAREN-65,158: Pep Club 10,11; Musical 10;VO-ED:5th Place Regional Contest; OOEA 11,12; Class ParUamentarian 12;Teen-Tutor 10 Moritz, Micheal-1929 MORRIS, HEIDI-66,75,149,154-Cheerleader 9,10;G.A.A. 9,10,11; Peri-Scope 9 OSBORNE,CINDY-42,43,66,75,76,108,110,158: G.A.A. 9,10,12; Key Club 12; Student Council 9,10,11 Treas.; Homecoming Court 10,11,12; Prom Queen 12; VIC A treas. 11,12 Overholt, Troy-29 PAPPALARDO, DINO-158: FootbaU 9; Wrestling 9; Chess 9 Parker, James-29 Parker, Jeffrey-24,25,154 Parker, Julia-145,152 Parker, Tim-12,38,105,132,135,144,155 Patriarca, Mary-38,149,152,154 Patton, Susan-32,38,84,101,149 Pauley, Kim-29 Pease, Marlin-38.94,159 PctiSc Shirley PENGELLY, LISA-18,19,52,66,84: Basketball Stat 10; BasketbaU 9; VolleybaU State 9,10; Science Club 9,10; G.A.A. 9,10; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12;Color Guard 11,12; Contest 9,10; Solo Ensemble 9,10; Pep Band 9,10 PERRY,DAVE-9 Perry, Debra-30,149 Peterson, Benji-11,12,19,24,102 PETERSON, JAMIE-11,12,19,48,50,52,56,67,79,80,81.82,87,102, 142,157: National Honor Society 1 l,12;Choir 9,10,11,12; Buccaneers 9,ll,12;Concert Band 9,10,1 l,12;Contest 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Lab Aide 12;Cafeteria 12; Teen-Tutor 9; Academic ChaUenge 11,12; Boys’ State 11; Science Foundation Award 12; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 12, Musicals 11,12 Petrowski, Alice-39,159 Phillipp, Barbara-24 PICKARD, TRACY-13,49,54,67,108,145,154: Art Club 10,11,12 Musicals 11,12; Key Club 11,12 PIZZINO, VINCENT-67,158: Art I Platko, Jeanette-26,30,49,136,145,154 Poling, Kathryn-30,39 Polinski, Laurie-30 Pomeroy, Debra-24 Pomeroy, Delores-30,39 POMIETLa DAVID-49,53,54,67,109,112,113,139,154,155: Wrestling 9,10,11,12 Captain and M.V.P.; FootbaU 9; Key Club 12-Vice-Pres.; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 Pomietlo, Raymond-30,96,97,147 PORTELL, SHERMAN-15,48,54,67,82,96,97,112,113,130,155, 157: Wrestling 9,10,11,12;Golf 9,10,11,12 Captain; Tennis 11,12 Co-Captain; Junior Senior Play 11,12; French Club 12; Spanish Club 11;N.H.S. 11,12 Vice-Pres.; Varsity Club 12;Lab-Aide 11,12; Boys’ State 11;D.A.R. Award 12;Golf M.V.P. POSEY, MARY-67,74,158: Pep Club 10,11;Custodial Aide; Teen-Tutor 9,10,11; FTA 9,10,11 Powell, Nancy-39,56,102,102,109,110,122,142,149 Priem, Judy-30 Pulvino, Rennae-24,149 Quade, Mrs. Debby-6,88,152 RACKLEY, ROBERT-67,158 RADCLIFFE, KATHY-49,53,68,149,153: Softball 9,10,11; Cheerleader 10;G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Library Aide 11; Student Council 11; Choir 10 Radcliffe, Mark-19,30,96 Raleigh, Lynn-24 RAMSEY, BONNIE-52,55,68,149,154: Pep Club 9,10,11; Musicals 10; F.T.A. 9,10,11; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Key Club l2;Library Aide 11; Usherette 11 RATCHKO, DAVID-54,68,150,154: FootbaU 9,10,1 l,l2;Chess 9, 10,11,12; French Club 9,10; Key Club 9; Cafeteria 9,10 Ratchko, Mariann-15,18,24,102 Ratchko, Stephanie-30,154 Rathbun, Bonita-39,98,99,117,149,157 Ray, James-39,159 Ray, Tim-24 Raymond, Barbara-30,141,146 RAYMOND, DAVID-14,17,18,52,55,68: Junior Senior Play 12; Musical 12; Spanish Club 9 Treas. 10,1 l,12;Concert Band 9,10,11, 12;Stage Band 11; Marching Band 9;Contest 9,10,11,12;Cafeteria 12 Reardon, Denise-24 Reed, Thomas-30,97 Reho, Jeffrey-30 Rhodes, Christine-30,137,141,152 Rhodes, Robin-12,18,24,149,154 Rice, Rodney-105 Richards, Cindy-24,98,99 Richards, Faron-30,150 Richards, Tam my-3 8,98,99 RIDEOUT, LINDA-52,68,75,76,141,152: Pep Club 9; Art Club 10, 11; F.T.A. 9,10,11 Pres. 12 Pres.;Office Aide 12;Cafeteria ll;Teen-Tutor 9. RIPPIN, CLINTON-68,105,158: Football 9,12; Wrestling 9,10,11 Rippin, Rebecca-30,149 Rinyo, Mrs. Betty-8 Ritiey, Mr. Robert-6,88,89,104,138 ROBBINS, CHARLES-52,68,132 Roberts, Anita-30,146,152 ROBINSON, KATHY 69,158: Basketball 11;Cross Country Stat 10,11,12;Chess 9 Championship; Pep Club 11 Treas.; Musicals 9,10 Spanish Club 11; Girls Glee 9,10;Choir 9,10,11; Buccaneers 9,10,11; Concert Band 9,10,11; Marching Band 9; Office Aide 10,11 Rogers, Kathleen-39 Rogers, Sandra-39,145 Rogers, Teddy-24 Rose, Jeffrey-24 Rought, Douglas-24,113 Rusnak, Mrs. Charlotte-8 Rusnak, David-30 RUSNAK ROBERT 49,54,69,1°9,154 156: Basketball 9,10; Base-ball; Football 9; Homecoming Escort ll;Tennis ll;Periscope 10,11, 12; Key Club 11,12 SANDERS. BARBARA-69,158: Basketball Stat. 11; Wrestling Mat Maid 11; Spanish Club 10,11; G.A.A. 9 Sanders, Brian-25,96 Sanders, Robert-25 SARVIS, LORI-13,69,87,154: Basketball 11;Cheerleader 10; Musicals 9,10; FTA 9,10,11; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Key Club 12; Library Aide 11; Office Aide 12 Sarvis, William-30,131 Sasu, John-25 Sayer, Mary-39 Schmelzer, Carol-18,25,102,154 SCHMELZER, GERALD-69,85,130,139,154,155: Track 9,11;Tennis 10,11 Captain 12, Co-Captain and M.V.P. Junior Senior Play 11; Musicals 9; Key Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 Treas.; Choir 9,10,12; Buccaneers 9,10; Homecoming Announcer 12; Tennis MVP 12 Schultz, Edward-25,132 Sears, David 25 Seese, Mrs. Betty-8 Seese, Mr. Earl-8,147 SENCY, MARK-45,54,69,75,87,105,154,155: Football 9,10,11,12 Co-Captain; Key Club 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12 Sferra, Kelly-40,45,98,99,109,110,142 Sferra, Patrick-25,113 Sferra, Stephanie-21,25,98,99,136,149 Sheets, Bonnie-12,17,45,46,56,142,156,157 Shepherd, Elizabeth-25,146,149 Shepherd, Mike-40,146,159 Shetler, Valerie-18,136,137 Shetler, Vicki-136 SHREVE, RICHARD-49,53,54,69,87,109,126,127,129,154,155: Football 9,10; Basketball 9; Baseball 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Industrial Arts Club 9,10,11,12 Shreves, William-40,126,128 SIEGEL, KENNETH-42,43,54,70,85,104,105,105,118,119,126, 129,138,139,154,155: Football 9,10,11,12 M.V.P.; Basketball 9,10, 11,12 CoCaptain; Baseball 10,11,12; Key Club 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12 Pres.; Prom King 12. Elroy Baxter Award for Foot ball M.V.P. 12 SIMMONS, SUSAN-14,15,18,19,52,70,102,102,151: Buccaneers9, 10; Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Pres.; Musical Cast 9; Majorette 10,11, 12;Choir 9;G.A.A. 9; Junior Senior Play 12; FTA 12;Spanish Club 9,10 Sec., 11 Vice-Pres. 12 Sec. Pep Club 11,12 Simmons, Tina-12,25,101,149 SKULLY, LISA-15,70,76,86,98,99,136,145,146,156,157: Girls Basketball 10,11 Co-Captain; Volleyball 11,12; Girls Track 12;Rifie Club 10,12 Pres.; Art Club 10,11,12 (Sec. Treas.); Junior Senior Play 11,12; Musicals 10,11,12; French Club 9,10 Vice-Pres. 11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Periscope 10,11,12 Editor; Pep Club 10,11, 12; Office Aide 12; National Quill and Scroll Society 10,11,12 Skytta, Debra-25,98,99,136,137,149 SMITH, BETH-52,70,86: Pep Club 10,12; Musicals 10; Spanish Club 9;Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10;Contest 9; O.O.E.A. 3-Local Awards Smith, Dallas-25,132 SMITH, DOUGLAS-158 Smith, Gretchen-12,17,18,30,102,103,136 SMITH, JAMES-56,70,80,142,151: Spanish Club 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff Photographer 12;Track 9 Smith, Tamara-18,25,102,151 SNYDER, LARRY-11,12,14,15,44,52,70,80,105,126,128: Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10; Baseball 10,11,12; Chess 9, 10; Junior Senior Play 12; Musicals 9,12; Library Aide 10; Student Council 11 Rep;Choir 9,10,11,12; Buccaneers 9,10,11,12; Lab-Aide 12; Outstanding Sportsmanship Award 12 Snyder, Mrs. Pauline-4 SPALLER, RITA-52,55,70,86: Pep Club 10,12;Spanish Club 9,10; Peri-Scope 9; Concert Band 9,10,11; Stage Band 9,10,11; Marching Band 9,10;Contest 9; Jr. Janitor 9; O.E.A. 11; Local Award Sprafka, Walter-159 Stafford, Brenda-30 Stanziale, Carmen-12,25,96 Stanziale, Lynn-40,149,152,154 Stark, Miehael-25 Steinkirchner, James-25,129 Stettner, Miss Chris tine-7,89 Stevenson, Debbie-30,154 Stevenson, Mr. Gary-6,89 Stowe, Jeffrey-40,134,135,155 Strange, Miehael-30,113,132 Streetman, Joseph-30,132,135,147 Striffler, Scot-z5 STRONG, JANICE-14,15,56,71,75,76,144,145,146: Rifle Club 12 V.P.; Pep Club 10,11; Art Club 12; Jr. Sr. Play 12; Musical 11; French Club 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Girls’ Glee 9 Strong, Joyce-12,40,84,104,122,124,149,151,152,154 Sullivan, Teresa-11,18,30,102 Sullivan, Terry-12,30 Summers, John-40 Van Slyke, Mrs. Laurel-6,55,89,139 VENDLEY, KATHY-72: Musical 10; F.T.A. 9,10,11 Sec.;G.A.A. 9, 10; Key Club 9,10,11,12 Vicini, Mark-25 Vicini, Robert-30 Villard, Mrs. Helen-5,82,89 Vojacek, Joseph-159 Wagner, Theresa-122,125 Wagner, Tracy-122,123 Waite, Gregory-30,154 Walters, Mr. Ed-7,89,146 Warfield, Gwen-18,30 Warner, Michael-25,96,131 Warren, Daniel-30 Warren, Randy-25 Watson, Arlen-159 Watson, Terry-30,129 Way, Susanne-19,31 SWAILS, DAVID-14,18,19,50,52,56,71,79,80,102,142,151: Chess 9; Jr. Sr. Play 12; Musicals 9,10,11; F.T.A. 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11, 12; Yearbook 1 l,12;Choir 9,10,11; Buccaneers 9,10;Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12;Solo Ensemble 9,10,11,12; All-Ohio State Fair Band 11,12; Akron University Band 11,12; Buckeye All-Star Band 11,12; O.S.U. Quintet Ensemble 12; America’s Youth in Concert 12; North Eastern Ohio All-Star Band 12; Teen Tutor 10; Academic Challenge Alt. 12 WAY, VALARIE-72,136,149: Track Stat. ll;Track 12; Musical 9, 10,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Peri-Scope 10; Girls’ Glee 9; Office Aide 10,11,12; Announcer 1 l,l2;Teen Tutor 12 WEAVER, CHARLES-48,72,79,150: Football 9; Golf 10,11; Chess 10,11,12; Academic Challenge Alt. 12; Boys’State Alternate 11 Weaver, Debra-31 Swan, Randy-19,25,129 Swogger, Mr. Charles-5,11,12,16,81,89,96 Szabo, Laura-25 Szabo, Stephen-40 SZEGO, MICHAEL-71,158: Wrestling 9,10,11; Pep Club 11; Teen Tutor 9; Key Club 12; Vo-ed V.I.C.A. 11,12; Key Club 11,12 Pres. Szoka, Jodi-30,44,101,152 Takacs, Steven-40,159 Tarbuck, Mr. George-4 TAYLOR, SHEILA-71,76,77: Track Stat. 10,12;Cross Country Stat 10; Musicals 9,10; G.A.A. 9; Library Club 10; Library Aide 10; Choir 9,10; Buccaneers9,10;Office Aide ll;Cafeteria 11,12 WEBB, RANDY-72,158 WELLS, DARYL-73,87 West, Dawn-18,31 WEST, JULIE-11,12,17,18,19,44,48,50,52,73,80,81,85,87,102,146, 149,151,157: Basketball Stat. 11,12; Rifle Club 12 Treas.; Chess 9; Jr. Sr. Play 12; Musical 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 12;Spanish Club 11,12; G.A.A. 12; National Honor Society 11,12 Sec.; Student Council 12 Rep.; Pep Club 11,12;Choir 9,10,12; Buccaneers 10,12;Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Solo Ensemble 9,11, 12; Girls’State 11; R. G. Fe y Citizenship Award 12 West, Todd-31 Tennant, Tim-40,94,132,134,158 TENNEY, DIANA-48,52,56,71,76,80,141,142,152,157: Softball Stat. 11; Musical 10; F.T.A. 10,11,12 V.P.; Spanish Club 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Yearbook 12; Office-Aide 12; Outstanding Home Economics Award 12 TENNEY, DONNA-48,71,79,82,87,152: Musical 10; F.T.A. 10,11, 12 Chairman; Spanish Club 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 12 Treas.; Academic Challenge 12; D.A.R. Award 12 Tenney, Jeffrey-30,150 Tenney, Thelma-30,152 Tharp, Tracy-40 Thirion, Joyce-40,159 Thompson, David-25 Thompson, Michael-40,45,84,126,127,157 THOMPSON, WILLI AM-27,43,52,71,126,154: Baseball 11.12; Key Club 11,12;Student Council 9 Rep., V.P. 12; Prom Court 11 WHARRAM, DARLENE-52,56,73,80,152,157: Wrestling Stat. 11, 12; Track Stat 10; Softball Stat. 11; Jr. Sr. Play 12; Musicals 9,10,11, 12 Asst. Director; F.H.A. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12;G.A.A. 11,12; Library Club 10,11; Library Aide 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12;Choir 9,10,1 l,12;Office Aide 12; Lab Aide 12; Announcer 12; Teen Tutor 11 Wharram, Donald-31,105,129 Wheeldon, Bev-40,152 Wheeler, Gary-31 Wheeler, Mrs. Joy-8 Wheeler, Larry-25 WHEELER, LINDA-73,74,86,158: Pep Club 10; F.T.A. 9,10,11 V.P.; G.A.A. 9; Teen Turor 9,10,11; Vo-ed D.E.C.A. Wheeler, Rebecca-31,146,149 WHITE, BRIAN— Thornhill, Robert-25 Tillotson, Scott-19,30,102 Tischer, Bryce-30,145 Tomlinson, Jeff-40,94,95,132,138,155,156 Toth, Robert-46 Trisket, Donald-32,40,56,105,106,118,119,132,133,142,155,156, 157 Uher, Susan-26,30 Underwood, Karen-30 UNDERWOOD, LISA-11,12,18,19,53,72,102,149,151: Jr. Sr. Play 12; F.T.A. 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12;Choir 12; Buccaneers 1 l,12;Concert Band 9,10,11,l2;Contest 9,10,11,12; Solo Ensemble 12; Teen Tutor 11 Unger, Kurt-30,105 UNGER, RENEE-72,122,125,149: Softball 11,12;Cheerleader 9; Musical 9;Choir 9; Buccaneers 9; Office Aide ll;Cafeteria 11,12 WHITE, MARK-73 Whited, Bob-25 Whited, Donald-31,105 Whitmore, Michael-25 Wilson, Patty Jo-11,31,146,149 Wilson, Mr. Robert-6,88,132,139 Wilson, Sandra-12,25,149,154 Witzel, Linda-26,31 Wizniak, Jonn-31,43 Wolf, Kathryn-12,25 WOLF, ROBYN-73.141: Basketball 12;Track Stat. 10,11,12; Musical 9,10; G.A.A. 9;Choir 9,10; Office Aide 10,12;Cafeteria 12; Teen Tutor 10; V.I.C.A. 11,12; V.I.C.A. Sec. 11 Wyant, Jim-18,25,102 Zampini, Maria- 18,102,103,146,149,151 Zinn, Victoria-25 Zitney, Edward-25 191 VANDERVORT, VALARIE-72,158: Buccaneers 9 I GMDIMG Between the covers of this book are pages of memories that we have made for ourselves from the first through the last time we were all together this year. After this page there are only re fleet ions-reflect ions of time that disappeared while we were deciding what to do with it. Now that this time has gone, we remember the forgotten “thanks” that so many ears would have welcomed. Thanks for being part of our livcs and reflections. Whenever you take this book out of the dust that surrounds it in the years to follow, recall these reflections. In this final page and in closing this book, we have ended our years together, but now we begin to build reflections of our own. Nineteen Hundred Seventy-fight