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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

Profile Of A Student's Day If one wished to explain the lifestyle of a typical Perry High School student to E. I, what type of lifestyle would one portray? Would one’s version of this typical student participate in athletics or report to work after school? Would he or she follow a college prep, business or vocational curriculum? Any of the above students could be enrolled at Perry High School. In fact, there is no “typical Perry High student rather each of the five hundred students is unique in his or her own way. While some may awake alert and ready to start their day, others are groggy and may never fully awake until school ends. A few are bright and studious. Others sole function in school is to occupy space. Some report to work after school; others take to the football field or other athletic facilities to practice for the week’s big sporting event, where they will display the skills of Perry High atheletes. After a long, hard day at work, at school, or on the playing field, Perry High Students return home. Once home the students prepare for the nights festivities, watch television or study. Despite all their differences, these students do at least have one thing in common: their unending energy of youth. Senior Cjndtds 5 1 Semors 8 Smile! You're On Candid Camera The Under Classmen Show Their Stuff HALFTIME HOMECOMING Neither rein, nor sleet, nor roar of thunder could stop the 1982 homecoming festivities from occuring on Friday, October 16. These elements were responsible for having the postponement of activities until halftime. At the scheduled time for homecoming the weather began to turn awful with severe lighting, hail, and ram laced with sleet. It was decided therefore, that all activities would be held off until halftime. By the time halftime came the skies cleared and the attendants were able to be escorted onto the windswept field for introductions. A record number of attendants were represented this year at homecoming. This year the student body decided to add the three foreign exchange students as honorary attendants. This made a total of eleven attendants. Caroline Duffy was crowned Queen by last year's queen, Linda Flacke, before a packed and very cold crowd. Festivities continued all through the game and after the 496 win against Ledgemont. Saturday night the band Heartbreaker provided the beat to this year's theme of Jungleland , which brought out the beast in many who attended. Homecoming 1982 will be remembered as the year of the halftime homecoming in which waders were the fashion for the night. Attendants: Sophomore: Michelle Arcaro; Junior: Gretchen Van Haitsma: Freshman: Michelle Slapmcker; Junior: Doreen Collins: Seniors: Marion Bunting, Caroline Duffy, Sue Warner. Stephanie Klco, Allison Leone, Mayka Bartolome, Last year's queen: Linda Flacke. and Senior Shari Leskovac. SENIOR ATTENDANTS ‘S3” 5 I Am United With M Friend In Heart, J m What Matters If Our Place Be Wide Apart? Anwar-I-Suheili Semors 20 President Jim Qcefb Vice President1S! an l esko Secrwary Allison LeAe , Treasurer Chris mk , W ent Representatives Marti Decker %n$ Ache Takako Masuyama Shair Leskovac Jim Lewis Wayne Mansfield Julie Martin Joan Merriman Rich Madarena Tern McPeek f mm • • , - • • ■ . r k. W .. V •. V • . . John Rathbun Iherese Ratchko Natalie Reimer Connie Rhodes 3. Sandy Shreves Diane Skytta Maggie Smith Andrea Ross Marsyl Schultz Therese Schveder Lowell Schweickarf Lori Semenuk r Craig Van Haitsma Steve Urban Sue Warner Maria Venditti Donna Ware Rush Williams Andy Zitney Dana West Steve Wickham Not pictured: Karen Babcock 3.634 Greg Grant Beth Bidlack 4.000 4.000 Top Ten Sue Antalovich 3.896 Michele O 'Neill 3.886 Dana West 3.880 1. Most Intelligent ....... 2. 3. Class Flirts ______ 4. Best Built ............. 5. Most Talented ......... 6. Class Clown ............ 7. Most Likely to Succeed 8. Most School Spirt 9. Most Outgoing ......... 10. Prettiest Hair ........ 11. Funniest Laugh 12. Class Leadership ... 13. Prettiest Smile 14. Prettiest Eyes .... 15. Cutest ............... 16 Most Athletic ......... 17. Best Personality 18. Best Dressed ......... 19. Best Legs ............ 20. Best All-Around .. .......Gregg Grant Beth Bidlack .......Allison Leone Bob Soppitt Caroline Duffy Lowell Schweickart .......Marcy Schultz Bob Potts .......Mike Toth Allison Leone ... . Michele O'Neill Gregg Grant ..........Jerry Edison Liz Square .......Chris Rabb Stephanie Klco .......Jeff Morse Maria Venditti .......Brian Kneener Cara Fish .......... Chris Mott Jim Cicero _______Shari Leskovac Jerry Edison .......Roger Krug Karen Dickey .......Marti Decker Pat Bramard .......Stephanie Klco Jim Cicero Marcy Schultz Kevin Norrod .......Sandy Shreves Jeff Morse .......Pat Bramard Shelby Horst .......Brian Kneener Julie Martin Class Polls 37 Activities 38 Actmties 39 The Pride Of The Pirates: The Marching Band Marching Band 19821983 began August 22 at band camp. That week was one that no one will forget; the hot sun, the work, the hot sun, the work, etc. Well, it all paid off as we marched onto the field at the Madison vs Perry game amid cheers and fireworks. The new uniforms helped the band shine even more. They participated in the alumni football game, marching band festival, and got invited to play for Cleveland Force in April. In November the band gave a marching band concert in the gym, playing Celebration, Centerfold, Mirada, PacMan, and others. Group Shot: 1st row: Pernse Mulkey. Lisa Courtwright. Tina Ohm. Lutricia Schultz: 2nd row: Ion Densmore. Mark Freilmg. Pete Lagama, Craig Homenck, Doug Reho. Candy Came. Tina Andears, Liz Square. Matey Schultz. Bob Potts. Beth Pierce. Cheryl Chiton, Terri McPeek. loan Brannan: 3rd row: Ronda Haifa. Wayne Graves. Kelly Wymer. Kim Lambo. John Potts. Sheila Breedlove, Matt Freilmg. Jell Kwasniewski. Kim Clark, Nicki Square. Randy Kuklmski. Dan Mott. Doug Martin. Kristy Collins: 4th row: Pat Warneka. Jell Cassella. Richie Sundy. Margie Merchant. Lori Ratchko, Soma Morrow Leroy. Don lesson, Brian Griffiths, Charisse Wolf Angie Haak, Brenda Johnson, Kim Conrad, Lisa Bryant. Leslie Lutz. Jodi Richards: 5th row: Liz DeBiase. Dave Warden. Steve Sugg. Dale Homenck. Ann Walters. Vermca Myers, Cindy Moyer. Missy Williams. Kelly Hamon, Alan Burkholder. Rosie Speers. Linda Brannan. Joyce Bevins. Valerie Norris: 6th row: Mr Kochan. Barb Harvey. Therese Ratchko. Kelly Brown. Lisa Edmonds. Carol Haydu, Chris Hoegter, Dawn Gilford. Mr. Durlme. Drill Team Majorettes 1. Kelley Brown. Carol Haydu. Dawn Gifford. Chris Hoeg lar. Lisa Edmonds. Sandy Rought. Therese Ratchko. Barb Harvey 2. Lisa Courfright, Denise Mulkey. Lutncia Schultz. Tina Oliver The Band’s Halloween Party Pictures Compliments Of Donald Densmore 43 Academic Challenge Team Is .. . a team of three students with two alternates who have good recall and Quick answers. They compete every other year with two other schools from Northeastern Ohio. On March 6, 1983 at WFWS Channel 5, captain Greg Grant, Karen Babcock and Dan Mott competed against Western Reserve High School and St. Paul's High School. The show was viewed on April 2, 1983 with the team winning by the score of 480-270-260. The alternates were Sue Antalovich and Mary McPeek. Mrs. Karen Foos was the adviser. 44 Academic Challenge Concert Band 1. Concert Band at their finest!!! 2. The percussion section hard at work. 3. Mr Kochan instructs concert band members on the finer points of playing. 4. Flutist Liz Square and Terry Me Peek Some Pictures Compliments Of Donald Densmore Concert Band 45 CHOIR The 198283 Choir: first row. left to right: Director, Brian Dorr. Jackie Ware. Mary McPeek. Wendy Jones. Theresa Hutson. Cami Searles. Cynthia Eagleston. Julie Martin. Chris Albright, second row: Shelby Horst. Emily Christian. Tina Bowser. John Potts. Craig Homerick. Joe Haydu. Angie Haak. Nicki Square. Back row Bob Potts. Greg Grant. Dave Bidlack. Doug Martin. Joe Grace. Jason Ernst. Hick Condor. Brain Zmn. Ted Me Known 46 Choir BUCCANEERS The 1982-83 Buccaneers: first row, left to right: Director, Brian Dorr, Charisse Wolf. Stephie Klco. Lama Hanmnen. Tiffany Ornealas. Second row: Jackie Ware, Kelly Wymer. Marcy Shultz. Nick, Square. Chris Albright Third row: John Potts. Jason Ernst. Jeff Grant. Mike Grant. Joe Haydu. Back row: Dave Bidlack, Tim Warneka. Bob Potts. Greg Grant, Ted Me Known, Don Gregory. Buccaneers 47 Home-Ec. Gets Clipped In order to better appreciate the skills that are necessary in order to become a hair stylist, Miss Michaels invited members of Toby’s Beauty Base in to her Home Economics class to demonstrate their skills on members of the class. 1. A demonstration showing that hair won't grow longer by pulling on it. 2. The finished product. 3. I’m ready! 4. Don't put this in the yearbook! 5. Miss Michaels takes a chance along with her students. Haircuts 48 ii ft PROFILES Profiles in its fith year has become very well known in the community and the county. The organization has given performances to the PTA, religious groups, and parent and student groups. Mrs. Betty Hoffman is the advisor of Profiles. The organization meets twice a week before school. This time is spent producing and perfecting sociodrama skits. The skits reflect everyday situations found in society. TEEN TUTORS Teen Tutors aide teachers by helping the students, individually, gain concepts learned in the Kindergarten through second grades. They help with projects and tutor the children in math and spelling. They must be responsible and able to work well with children. Teen Tutors: Kim Conrad and Theresa Myers. 50 Teen Tutors OFFICE AIDS Who is responsible for keeping everything in the office in order, marking the attendance slips, sorting the mail, and putting reports together? Mrs. Grace, with the help of the office aids. Along with these duties, is the office aids job of delivering those white slips, granting the lucky person receiving them an exciting visit with either Mr. Cassella or Mr. Geisler. But don't forget that the office aids are the ones who pass out the early dismisal slips too! 1. Theresa Myers 2. Mary McPeek and Brenda Tenney. 3. Ofhce aids, lirst row, left to right: Sue Antalovich, Mary McPeek. Dawn Gifford. Marla Nocida. Liz Square. Marcy Schultz Second row: Karen Parker. Debbie Brown. Renee Tracy Third row: Therese Schveder. Cheryl Pfeiler. Kim Crofoot. Donna Strange. Georgina Burdette. Brenda Tenney. French Club French Club is an organization of those students who are interested in the French culture and language. They traveled to Randall Park Mall for their annual Christmas shopping spree. Carnations were sold for Valentine's Day by the members. They also sold pocket calendars, which was very successful. The banquet was held here, at PHS, the members cooked their own French meal. This year 's officers were president Sue Antalovich, vice-president Chris Mott, and secretary-treasurer Shari Leskovac. Left to Right; 1st row: Lutncia Schultz. Angie Hurtt, Cindy Moyer. Fred Smith. William Brahler. and Jett Condor 2nd row: Sue Mens. Gretchen VanHaitsma, Chris Mott. Georgima Burdette. Joan Brannon. Don Gregory. Lama Hanmnen. and Denise Mulkey. 3rd row: advisor Mrs. Cicco, Rhonda Knapp. Karen Bramard, Sherri Evans. Chris Jameson. Charisse Wolf, and Jason Ernst. 4th row: Kerry Lynch. 52 Club De Espanol Spanish Club this year got oft to a terrific start. They began with a hallo ween party held at Kelly Cox's house. As the Holidays approached, French club joined with Spanish club in planning their annual trip to Randall Park Mall. The trip took place on December 1. An new idea in Spanish this year was to send away for pen pals, when letters returned students had friends from around the world. Towards the end of the year Spanish Club held a banquet at Chi Chi’s, honoring the senior members. Officers this year are; President: Beth Bidlack, Vice President: Tim Warneka, Secretary: Kim Crofoot, Treasurer: Sissy Edison. Left to right. First row. Angel Getch. Terry Kolb. Allison Leone. Mario Vendetti. Michelle O'Neill. Tammy Coon. Michelle Varsey. Second row. Rosie Spears. Tiffany Ornelas. Tina Oliver. Wendy Coon. Shelley Moses. Denise Huggins. Third row. Beth Bidlack, lackie Keener. Lisa Schwickarl. Cathy Olhave. Michelle Dior. Fourth row. Mary McPeek. Celeste Kenney. Dawn Malviak. Karen Babcock. Tina Moses. Kelly King. Todd Pa k, Teresa Myers. Valerie Norris. Leilam Nagy. Kim Clark. Sheila Breedlove. Last row. Tim Warneka. Dan Motl. B. Hahn Art Club And Art Show The Art Club was busy all school year with various activities. In the fall and winter they were working on Homecoming and selling carnations as a money making project. In the spring Art Club attended a scholastic art show at Lakeland in which several art students received awards for their work. Kris Marrapodi received a gold seal for her ceramic purse. Chris Mott also earned a gold seal tor her macrame wall hanging. Three students received honorable mention: Will Brahler, ceramic dragon; Renee Tracey, kaleidoscope design: and Karen Dickey, Montage Man made Hell. The Junior-Senior Prom was made a big success in the decoration department by the junior members of the club. The club also held an art show in the cafeteria during the musical shows. It was enjoyed by both students, parents, and the community. 1. Material artwork of PHS students 2. Kris Marrapodi's Lite ol a Ballerina. 3. Art Club officers, clockwise: Karen Dickey, Treasurer•; Allison Leone. Vice Pres.: Diane Skytta. Secretary: and Shan Leskovac. President 4 Art Club members. . to r„ first row Advisor Mrs Pickenscher. Karen Dickey. Allison Leone. Shan Leskovac. Diane Skytta: 2nd row: Jill Stetler. Denise Huggins. Wendy Coon, Amy Hauser. Lynn Semenuk. Kim McClosky. Renee Tracy: 3rd row: Michele O'Neill, Ted Sierra. Merle Walker. Jill Gaertner, Steve Shelter. Nancy Watson. Michelle Varsey. Caroline Duffy. Jeff Grisea, Amy Parker. Lon Semenuk. and Pat Bramard 5. Allison Leone punks out in art. 54 Art Club WPHS, CHANNEL 16, PERRY OHIO WPHS is a television production crew, in which members learn all aspects of producing and filming their own shows. WPHS provides many filming services to the school, including taping of concerts, football games, wrestling matches, and other special events and presentations. WPHS is advised by Mr. Chew. Key Club Key Club is a service organization affilated with the Kiwanis Club. This year the Key Club collected for the United Fund, collected Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, dressed up as Santa and his elves for the elementary schools, and collected for the American Heart Association. Key Club Members. 1st row. left to right: Tony Costello. Mike Beyer. Bob Rudloff. Chris Albright, Jay Schultz. Rick McElroy. Dave Trubisky. Brenda Tenney. Kim Crofoot, Sissy Edison. 2nd row: Lisa Schweickart. Michelle Diaz. Teresa Meyers. Denise Kaye. Emily Christian. Fred Smith. Bill Hahn. Bob Hahn. Will Brahler 3rd row: Terry Kolb, Angle Getch, Shelley Fulmer, Jill Stetler, Karen Parker, Tim Watneka. Charisse Wolf. Jason Ernst. 4th row: Joice Bevens. Dawn Katona. Gab Cadiou. Kristie Collins. Cheryl Pfeiler. Jill Gaertner. Maria Grabowski. Jan Brock way. Leilam Nagy 5th row: Gina Young. Loretta Hutson. Debbie Brown. Joan Meriman. Valarie Norris. Shiela Breedlove. Kim Clark, Kelley King. Tina Moses 6th row: Theresa Hudson. Bonnie Hill. Lynn Semenek The Perry High School Chess Club has been one of the most successful organizations. In recent years the club has competed for recognition at the state and the national level. The Perry High Library holds a large display of trophies and honors won by the PHS Chess Club. The organization meets twice a week to perfect their chess skills. 1 Chess Club members: standing, lell to right: Darrin McFadden. David Mir I, Ray Andel. Rich Zidoms. Joe Horvath. Tim Petrowski Sitting: Mike Ztnn, Joe Grace. Brian Dickey and Keith Bevreiy 2. Rich moves in for a win. 3. Mike. Joe, Brian, and Keith play their strategy 58 Chess Club THE AUDIO - VISUAL CLUB The Audio Visual Club is a service organization that assists teachers by delivering a. v. hardware. The students produce videotapes of guest lectures and special classroom activities. In addition club members do minor repair of equipment. I Busy as usual (left to right) Michelle O'Neill. Ron Vicmi. Tina Oliver and Kevin Norod 2. Ron ponders a question 3. Teacher Advisor Mr Walters 4 Kevin organizes the day's schedule. Audio Visual 59 09 SHN k)dioos jouoh leuoyeN New members inducted into the National Honor Society are evaluated by the faculty on the four principles of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. All candidates must be a junior or a senior, and maintain a 3.0 GPA or better. 1. New members, first row. left to right: Mary McPeek. Michelle Fulmer, Brenda Tenney. Maria Grabowski. Lisa Edmonds. Jill Gaertner. 2nd row: Michelle Varsey. Joan Brannon. Lowell Schweickart. Dave Trubisky. Kris Marrapodi. Nancy Watson. Georgina Burdette. 2. Lowell is welcomed by Jim Cicero. 3. Joan receives her NHS pm. 4. 1983 NHS members: first row new members listed in 1 above. 2nd row. left to right: R. Phelps. C Rabb. K. Norrod. S. Klco, J. Cicero. L. Se menuk. C. Kenney. S. Antalovich. M 0 'Neill, J. Keener. T. McPeek, K. Babcock, M Ven-ditti, G. Grant. C. Mott. M. Decker. Pictures compliments of Donald Densmore. NHS 61 mm OUR FOREIGN FRIENDS 1. Smile Jakako were on candid camera. 2. Jakako Maika sharing hobbies. 3. Soma 4 Jakako demonstrating one of her native customs. 5. Look out Solid Gold . . . here I come. 6. Could someone get me the amtor ? My skirt is stuck in this locker. 7. We saw that, shame on you! 8. Just where does this school keep its litter box? m Student Council Student Council advised by Mr. Kobus organized many activities this year. They are responsible for the planning of school dances and many fund raisers, along with many other tasks, they are the leaders of P.H.S. President, Stephanie Klco, Vice President, Jason Ernst, Secretary, Sherri Evans, Treasurer, Tina Oliver. Student Council members Bottom row. Kim Crofoot, Sissy Edison. Brenda Tenney. Laura Phelps, Shellie Meister. Renee Tracy. Michelle Arcaro Second row. Jason Ernst, Chris Sency. Doug Nagy. Pat Warneka. Third row. Gretchen Van Haitsma. Wendy Coon, Sara Smiddle. Top row. Dan Cell. Pep Club - Spirit in The Making In the 82-83 year, Pep dub has once again sparked enthusiasm and excitement throughout P.H.S. The club has arranged and planned activities tor fellow students which stir up spirit and make school a lot more fun. Early in the year Pep dub sponsored spirit week. During these five days of school a different activity was held each day. The events ranged from T-shirt day to punk out day , which was probably the most favorite. Also during the year, guardian angels decorated the lockers of the Pirates. Some of the athletes received goodies and snacks, treats well deserved! Thanks to Miss Lambert, this years advisor, and all the kids in Pep club 1982-83 has been a memorable year. Pep Club members left to right, first row: Tony Costello, Mike Beyer, Sandy Rought, Tina Andears, Kelly Brown, Denise Huggins, Jay Schultz, Dean Lampert. Second row: Miss Lambert, Angie Hurtt, Barb Harvey, Debbie Brown, Joan Merriman. Candy Caine, Rhonda Knapp. Wendy Coon. Third row: Julia Roberts, Rachel Leonard, Lynn Semenuk, Darla Reed, Tiffany Mosher, Sheila Breedlove, Maria Grabowski, Shelley Moses, Michelle Varsey. Fourth row: Gena Young, Loretta Hudson, Kim Lambo, Emily Christian, Teresa Myers, Denise Kaye Becky Thaw Kim Clark, Kelly King. SWITCH? DAY One of Pep Club's spirit days was Switch Day. The boys were to dress as girls and the girls were to dress as boys. Although not many students participated, those who did gained many double takes during the day! UFT-A-THON i M For the first year Varsity Club sponsored a Lift-A-Thon. The purpose of the Lift-A Thon was to raise money for new equipment in the athletic department. Each participant had sponsors pledge a certain amount of money for each pound that they lifted. Winners were chosen by the highest amound collected. This year's winners were Rob Stanziale and Kyle Raleigh. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club members practice marksmanship and study basic safety techniques at Perry Middle School’s rifle range. Each member pays dues to supply targets and bullets for the club. The Rifle Club season runs from October to February. Rifle Club members lor 19821983 are (from lell to right): Mark Logan. Bill Dutty. Mark Pannell and Chris Pfeiler. 66 Rifle Club Junior Janitors The Junior Janitors keep the halls of Perry High sparkling by sweeping the halls and doing odd jobs around the school. Advisor Mr. Seese, Tammy Whited, Bonnie Wagner, Lisa Campbell, Ricky McElroy, Bobby Babcock. Jamtors 67 The Yearbook Staff Hard At Work? Editor Sue Antalovich Assistant Editor Maria Grabowskt Layout Staff Marti Decker Michele O'Neill Dawn Langlois Lisa Schweickart Cathy Olhava Photographer Mike Gray Business Advisor Mr. Gary Stevenson Photography Advisor Mr. Tom Chew 1. Design decisions. 2. Yes! Sandy and Karen were on the staff. 3. The yearbook staff shows its enthusiasm. 4. One of many long hours in the fishbowl. 5. Editor, Sue Antalovich, makes some executive decisions with Advisor, Mr. Stevenson. Buckeye Boys' And Girls' State The representatives to Boys’ State tor 1983 were Jason Ernst and Mike Grant, vnth alternates Dave Bidlack and Darrin McFadden. Boys’ State was held at Bowling Green State University with the purpose ot setting up a mock government. There were strict guidelines along which the representatives were chosen A Tew of the qualifications were better-then-average grades and qualities ot leadership, sportsmanship, scholarship, and patriotism. Perry's representatives tor the 1983 Buckeye Girls’ State were Michelle Varsey and Mary McPeek. with alternates Shelley Fulmer and Georgina Burdette They set up a mock government on the campus ot Ashland College to learn the duties, responsibilities, and privileges ot american citizenship A tew of the qualifications were a high moral character, courage, sett reliance, and a willingness to assume responsibility. Representatives also had to be outstanding members ot their classes. 1. Boys’ State representatives: alternate Dave Bidlack. delegates Mike Grant and Jason Ernst, and alternate Darrin McFadden 2 Girls' State representatives: alternate Shelley Fulmer, delegate Michelle Varsey. alternate Georgina Burdette, and delegate Mary McPeek JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY Junior Senior Play 71 Bye Bye Birdie Bye Bye Birdie was this year's musical production. It was held May 5, 6, and 7, in the Perry High School gymnasium. The musical was directed by Mr. Brian Dorr and Miss Donna Lambert. Pictures are compliments of Mr. Donald Densmore. 72 Musical Cast of Characters: Rosie .................. Stephie Klco Albert .................... Greg Grant Rim Mac A fee .... Marcy Schultz Mr. Mac A fee .......... Kevin Nor rod Mrs. MacAfee ........... Lama Hanninen Mrs. Mae Peterson .... Nickie Square Conrad Birdie .............. Bob Potts Hugo Peabody ........... Don Gregory Ursula ................. Wendy Jones Mayor .................. Ted McKown Randolph ...................Mike Grant Mayor's Wife ........... Rosie Speers Gloria ................. Shelby Horst Charles F. Maude ....... Nick Condor 1. Mr. Brian Dorr, director. 2. Miss Donna Lambert, director. 3. Have you heard about Hugo and Kim? 4. Rosie, the Spanish dancer. 5. Now, Sonny, ... 6. Everyone's little brother. 7. Don't they make a cute couple?!! 8. The Gruesome Twosome. 9. Kim, I think my neck is stuck! 10. The average American family. Aut° Body, seniors Steven Dunn and John Rathbun Juniors: Nicholas Condor and Mark Lett. Auto Mechanics, seniors: Denver Thomas. Frank Burkholder. Ed Davis, Chuck Eisenhart. Robert Montz Juniors Mike Diunsm. and Dan Petrowski. Building Maintenance, senior: Jeff Peltama, John Lackey and Anthony Kepes. Juniors: John Winters Cosmetology, senior Kelly Brown. Donna Cross, and Deneen Trubisky. Juniors: Deanna Bolton. Mary o Cleversy. Joyce Polasko. and Sharon Lampman. Data Processing, umors. Kim Whited. Diversified Health Occupations, seniors: Cindy Knapp. Juniors: Kasey Richards. Electricity-Electronics: seniors: Mark Judd. Juniors: Donna Mockewich High Skill Stenographies, seniors: Brenda Greeby and Beth Pierce Machine Trades, seniors Dan Protzman. Doug Reho. Eric Leonard. James Lewis and Richard Madarena Juniors Lloyd Banker. David Boggs. Dwayne Hudson. David Kussm, Carl Lett. Rod Rackley. Sam Riggie. Chris Swan. Bill McCalhon and Timothy Tichinel. Offset Printing, seniors Marleen Romano and Tina Andears. Juniors Betsy Marvin. Welding. Seniors: Dan Chandler. Chris Colandangelo. Mark King and David Reid Juniors: David Kussm. and Mike Sprafka. Distributive Education, seniors Becky Onvs. Donna Ware. Donna Uher. and Denise Collins Diversified Cooperative Training, seniors Mike Arcaro. Steve Wickham and Marty Swan, and Larry Rogers. Occupational Work Experience, seniors: Tammi Ramsey and Connie Rhodes. AUBURN CAREER CENTER 1. Mike, Dave, Mark, and Chris waste time at the waste station. 2. Larry, Mike, and Steve, peruse through some meaningful literature 3. Is Brenda Garfield’s type7 4 John makes his mark at Auburn. 5. Kelly receives hair raising news. 6. Deneen tells stories to curl one's hair. 7. Frank makes use of the tool box. 8. It must be Jack the rapper. 9. Donna works her magic. 10. Eric is known as the drill sergeant 11. Dan. Rich. Eric, and Doug take a needed break. 12. Jeff. John, and Tony, show their new Foster Grants. Auburn Career Center 75 THE KEY TO v •v. THE F UTURE THE Underclass Juniors 1. The 1984 United States Olympic cross country ski team7 2. Junior class officers, left to right: Brenda Tenney. Student Representative; Gretchen Van Haitsma, President: Jason Ernst, Vice President: Wendy Coon, Secretary. Sue Mens Chris Albright Mike Babcock Diane Baker Lloyd Banker Mayka Bartolome Mike Beyer Dave Bid lack Deanna Bolton Karen Bramard Joan Brannen Georgina Burdette Lisa Carbonara Alisa Chandler Mary Jo Cleversy Jumors 78 Doreen Collins Nick Condor Wendy Coon Tony Costello Kelley Cox Jon Densmore Bill Duffy Cheryl Dunken Mike Dmisin Lisa Edmonds Jason Ernst Sherri Evans Jack Fait Mark Freilmg Shelley Fulmer Jill Gaertner Bill Gelofsack Kim Geyer Maria Grabowski Mike Grant Rhonda Haffa Amy Hauser Joe Haydu Eric Holmes Craig Homerick Denny Hudson Dwayne Hudson Denise Huggins Bob Hurtt Jack Isabella Jumors 79 Jerry Judd Karen Judd Kathleen Kenner Kelly Kennedy Jim Kertcher Rhonda Knapp Jack Krivanek Dave Kussin Pete Lagama Dean Lam pert Sharon Lampman Bill Lett Mark Lett Mark Logan Larry Lokken Kerry Lynch Betsy Marvin Dawn Matviyak Kim McCloskey Damn McFadden Ted McKown Mary McPeek Michelle Miller Dan Misch Donna Mockewtch She he Moses Terry Nelson Tommy Nelson Tawma Newman Tina Oliver Jumors 80 Mark Pannell Karen Parker Jeff Parr Darnel Petrowski Cheryl Pfeiler Joyce Polasko Kasey Richards Sam Riggie Robert Rudloff Jay Schulze James Schveder Steve Sexton Kim Smith Michael Sprafka Jill Stetler Robert Sudbrook Chris Swan James Szoka Brenda Tenney Mane Thompson David Trubisky Tracy Tucker Gretchen Van Haitsma Edward Van Tassel Michelle Varsey Ronald Vicim Nancy Watson John Winters Tammy Whited Ory Zonl Jumors 81 Sophomores 1. Sophomore class officers, clockwise: Kim Crofoot, Secretary; Sissy Edison, Student Representative: Michelle Arcaro, Student representative; Dan Cell, President; Sara Smiddle, Treasurer; and Renee Tracy, Vice President. 2. A sophomore's idea of higher education. Ray Andel Michelle Arcaro William Brahler Tan Bramard Alex Bramer Sheila Breedlove Ian Brock way Scott Brown Michelle Brims Sophomores 8? Lori Came Jim Castillo Dan Cell Emily Christian Kim Clark Dale Compton Chip Conder Jett Condor Chris Coss Kim Crofoot Dean Davis Michelle Dial Sissy Edison Cynthia Egleston Ken Fabis Matt Freilmg Manon Gehrmg Richard Gentry Chris Gibas Wayne Graves Don Gregory Tim Gnsez Angela Haak Bob Hahn Bill Hahn Lama Hannmen Scott Heil Bonnie Hill Jeanne Hudson Angela Hurtt 83 Chris Jameson Bob Jesenovec Don Jesson Jeff Kwasniewski Brenda Johnson Jeff Judd Denise Kaye Robin Kerestman Archie Kimbrew Kelly King Paul Klco Todd Kmetz Terry Kolb John Kramer Randy Kuklmski Kim Lam bo Dawn Langlois Brian Leitch Eric Leonard Leanne Lucas Doug Martin Dwayne McCuiston Tom McGonnell Joe Medlen Mike MenMuir Bill Meridith Theresa Merrill Bill Miller lalata Milosevic Tina Moses Sophomores 84 Tiffany Mosher Dan Mott Dawn Mulkey Leilam Nagy Treresa Myers Tammy Nelson Shanye Nichols Marla Nocida Mario Nocida Valerie Norris Mark Nuuia Cathy Olhava Randy Olson Tiffany Ornelas Shawn Pajk Jennie Parr Jon Potts Connie Powel Nadine Prentice Kyle Raleigh Darla Reed Ken Rowan Sandy Rought Nick Sansalone Andy Sams Chris Savage Rick Schultz Lisa Schweickart Sandy Scrimshaw James Seese Sophomores 85 Lynn Semenuk Steven Sezawich Jed Sierra Steve Shetler Lutricia Schultz Sheila Sinn Sara Smiddle Fred Smith Ronnie Snyder Nickie Square Don Stampahar Cheryl Stanziale Wendy Swaney Arlene Taylor Becky Tharp Tammy Thomas Rusty Thompson Joe Torzok Renee Tracy Steve Ulmann Terry Vibbert Merle Walker Jackie Ware Tim Warneka Brian Webb Dean West Mike Wickham Charisse Wolf Kelly Wymer Steve Zimmerman Sophomores 86 Freshmen 1. ... but I thought. . . 2. Freshmen class officers, clockwise: Chris Sency, Student Representative; Doug Nagy, Student Representative; Pat Warneka, Vice President; Laura Phelps, President; and Shellie Meister, Treasurer. 3. You don't believe me. Jell Belash Joyce Bevins Keith Bewley Denise Aikens Bobby Babcock freshmen ,8 Darlene Beyer Sherri Bolton Debbie Bowser Tina Bowser Linda Bran nan Craig Breedlove Lisa Bryant Alan Burkholder Gabrielle Cadiou Peggy Calkins Lisa Campbell Nicci Carroll Sandy Cassell Jeff Cassella Duke Cerjan Kenneth Chandler Mark Cicero Kristi Collins Wade Conner Kim Conrad Tammy Coon Lisa Courtwnght Elizabeth DeBiase Brian Dickey Mario DiDomemco Charlene Drake William Dull Dennis Edmiston Jarod Ernst Jennifer Fulmer Freshman 88 Missy Getch Cindy Geyer Becky Goodman Steven Gortz Kevin Goundrey Joe Grace Jeff Grant Brian Griffiths Dawn Hannsen Tina Harbor Kelly Hamon Mathew Herbert Barbara Harvey Cary Hendy Wendy Hetrick JoAnn Hillard Dale Homenck Joe Horvath Theresa Hudson Loretta Hutson Wendy Jones Jim Judd Tracy Karolyi Dawn Katona David Kepes Diane Kepes Donald Klosterman Alan Klotzbach Tracy Kussm Debra Lake Freshman 89 Gary Langlois Brian La Rue Julie Lawson Gene Lefelock Rachael Leonard Todd Logan Leslie Lutz Robert Mansfield Jim Marino Mary Marmucci Ricky McElroy Shelley Master Mar one Merchant Craig Mills Dave Mir I Sonya Morrow Melanie Moses Bill Mott Cindy Moyer Kay Mullins Veronica Myers Doug Nagy Rosey New Tracy Oswalt Todd Pa k Van Patterson Charles Petrowski Jack Pettit Laura Phelps John Platko Freshmen 90 Sandy Poesies Lon Ratchko Paula Ray Chris Reho Robert Reid Jodi Richards Julia Roberts Harry Schieman Chris Sency Michelle Slapmcker Robert Sloban Todd Smith Amy Snyder Elmer Snyder Stephanie Soppit Rosey Spears Steven Sugg Lynda Sullivan Richard Sundy Rick Swogger Robin Tracy Mark Toth Ann Walters Dave Warden Pat Warneka Missy Williams Kelly White Gena Young Richard Ztdonis Micheal Iinn Freshmen 91 Sport: Boys’ Cross Country Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 8-0 Overall Record: 9-2 Team Accomplishments: G.R.C. Champions 3rd in Perry Invitational 2nd in Lake County Classic 4th in sectionals District Qualifiers 4th Kirtland Invitational 7th Malone Invitational 13th State District Meet Individual Accomplishments: Joe Medlen■ Most Valuable Player, G.R.C. Champion, All-GRC, Telegraph and News-Herald Runner-of-the-Week. Mike Beyer- Most Improved Runner, All-GRC, Telegraph Runner-of-the Week Bruce Scrimshaw- Coach's Appreciation Award, All-GRC, News-Herald Runner-of-the-Week Bob Hahn- All-GRC, News-Herald Runner-of-the-Week Bill Hahn- News-Herald Runner-of-the-Week Comments: 1. MVP Joe Medlen. 2. Senior Bruce Scrimshaw. 3. Come on, Andy, we can beat 'em. Considering how young the Boys' Cross Country team was, it was an outstanding season. They beat two AAA schools, including the NEC champions in the Lake County Classic. They also placed third in the Perry Invitational. Their fourth place finish in the sectionals qualified them for the first time as a team to the AA Districts in Akron. The two biggest accomplishments of the team were the second consecutive G.R.C. championship and their league unbeaten duals to 17-0. Next season the team hopes to improve their overall record and advance farther into post season play. Scores: Perry 40 Kirtland 20 Perry 15 Grand Valley 48 Perry 36 Harvey 22 Perry 18 Jefferson 37 Perry 15 leflerson 45 Perry 15 Grand Valley 42 Perry 18 Ledgemont 43 Perry 17 Cardinal 40 Perry 22 Jefferson 35 Perry 15 P.V. 50 Perry 16 P.V. 47 Low Score Wins Boys’ Cross Country 94 Sport: Girls' Cross Country Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 4-1 Overall Record: 5-3 Team Accomplishments: G.R.C. Champions Individual Accomplishments: Sandy Scrimshaw■ Most Valuable Player Sue Antalovich- Coach's Appreciation Award Comments: After a third winning season, the girls achieved their third unofficial G.R.C. championship. Next year looks just as promising as four runners return. Next year’s goals include another G.R.C. championship, L.C.C. championship, district qualification, and a good showing in the Perry Invitational. 1. MVP Sandy Scrimshaw. 2. Oh, my GAWD!!! Scores: Perry 38 Madison 17 Perry 42 Kirtland 15 Perry 17 Harvey 42 Perry 25 Grand Valley 30 Perry 15 Conneaut 45 Perry 28 Grand Valley 27 Perry 21 Cardinal 36 Perry 27 Grand Valley 28 6th Kirtland Invitational 34th Malone Invitational 3rd Lake County Classic 4th State Sectional Meet 1. Kim lectures on the techniques of C.C. 2. Which is Bob . . . 3. .. . and which is Bill? 4. Fourth-year runner Sue Antalovich. 1982 Cross Country Team members, I. to r.: 1st row- Sandy Scrimshaw, Sue Antalovich, Jill Stetler, Karen Parker, Allison Leone, and Kim Crofoot; 2nd row- Coach Didonato, Rosie Speers, Steve Ulmann, Bill Hahn, and Bruce Scrimshaw; 3rd row- Bob Hahn, Mike Beyer, Andy Sarvis, and Joe Medlen. Sport: Volleyball Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 9-1 Overall Record: 17-4 Team Accomplishments: G.R.C. Champions Lake County Classic Champions Individual Accomplishments: Mrs. Charlene Digman■ Coach of the Year Shari Leskovac- Most Valuable Player, Top Server, G.R.C. Player of the Year Diane Skytta- Top Spiker, 1st team AIIGRC Stephie Klco■ Top Setter, 2nd team AII GRC Sue Warner- Most Improved Player, 2nd team AII GRC Brenda Tenney- 2nd team AII GRC Liz Square and Sissy Edison- Honorable Mention All-GRC Comments: The 1982 Pirate volleyball team had a good year with three returning starters who lead the team to a 17-4 season. They won the 2nd Lake County Schools Classic by beating Kirttand and Riverside. They were also the winners of the G.R.C. for the seventh consecutive year with a record of 9-1. Their season ended abruptly with a loss to Orange in the first round of sectionals. Next season will be one of rebuilding. The team will lose six seniors including the top three award winners. Four varsity girls will be back next season of which only one was a starter. The J. V. squad gives hope to next year's varsity squad. The finished the 1982 season with a 15-1 record, their only loss being to Wickliffe. Scores: 1. MVP Shari Leskovac 2. Perry’s 1st and 2nd team All-GRC members, clockwise: Sue Warner, Shari Leskovac, Stephie Klco, Brenda Tenney, and Diane Skytta. Newbury Richmond Heights Riverside North Berkshire Kirttand Riverside 4-15, 10-15 L 15 -11, 3-15, 15 -2 W 15-12, 15-11 W 11-15, 9-15 L 15-13, 15-9 W 11-15, 15-12, 15-4 W 8-15, 15-7, 15-12 W Fairport Wickliffe Pymatuming Valley Jefferson Madison Ledgemont Grand Valley 15-6, 15-6 W 5-15, 15-5, 15-8 W 15-2, 15-2 W 15-10, 15-3 W 15-10, 15-4 W 8-15, 12-15 L 15-3, 15-3 W Fairport Ledgemont Pymatuming Valley Jefferson Grand Valley Madison Orange 15-2, 15-8 W 13-15, 15-8, 15-10 W 15-3, 15-9 W 15-3, 15-2 W 15-12, 15-7 W 15-3. 15-3 W 11-15, 11-15 L Volleyball 97 First row, left to right: Assistant Coach Joan Cefferatti, Sue Warner, Liz Square, Dianne Skytta, Shan Leskovac, Donna Cross, Stephanie Klco, Coach Charlene Digman. Second row: Debbie Bowser, Laura Phelps, Chris Albright, Cheryl Stanziale. Brenda Tenney, Sissy Edison, Kelly Wymer, Tina Bowser. Third row: Missy Williams, Cindy Moyer. Joyce Bevins, Dawn Katona. Jennie Parr. Ann Walter. Leilam Nagy. Lisa Schweickart. Sport: Golf Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 5-0-1 Overall Record: 9-11-1 Team Accomplishments: 1982 G.R.C. Champions Individual Accomplishments: Mike Wickham■ Most Improved Player, G.R.C. Championship Medalist, district qualifier, 4th place finish in sectionals Rob Stanziale- Most Valuable Player Comments: This year the golf team consisted of two seniors and the rest sophomores and freshmen. They did as well as they did because everyone markedly improved from last year. The team achieved two outstanding achievements this season. The first was the league championship and the second was a trimatch victory over arch-rivals Pymatummg Valley and Geneva. First on the golf team's list of next year's goals is another league championship. Second is advancement as a team to reach district play. Both goals are well within reach for next year's team. They also plan to try to improve their seasonal record. Scores: Perry 172 Ashtabula St. John 166 Perry 178 Jefferson 191 Perry 194 Newbury 198 Perry 178 Ashtabula St. John 165 Perry 182 Berkshire 172 Perry 18412 Harvey 18413 Perry 176 Pymatunmg Valley 185 Perry 1st Place G.R.C. Championship Perry 176 Geneva 167 Perry 8th of 14 learns Sectionals Perry 183 Ashtabula St. John 162 Perry 180 Jefferson 198 Lake County Classic Perry 175 Geneva 167 Perry 376 Riverside 335 Perry 175 Madison 170 Kirtland 352 Perry 176 Harvey 186 Madison 364 Perry 175 Pymatumng Valley 175 Perry 175 Jamestown. Pa. 161 Low Score Wins Perry 182 Berkshire 166 Goll lOO 1982 Golf Team, I. ro r.: 1st row- Nick Sansalone, Jeannie Hudson, Bob Polcar, Mike Zinn, Will Brahler, and Coach Rinyo; 2nd row-Joe Grace, Steve Gortz, Dave Mirl, Joe Horvath, and Jeff Balash. Sport: Football Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 5-0 Overall Record: 9-1 Individual Accomplishments: Ray Phelps: 1st team AIIGRC, GRC MVP, All-Lake County, 1st team NEOhio, 3rd team All-Ohio Jerry Edison and Bill Meredith: 1st team AII GRC, All-Lake County, 1st team NEOhio, Special Mention All-Ohio Andy Nichols, Steve Urban, Bryan Keenar, and Jerry Judd: 1st team AIIGRC Dave Trubisky, Erik Unger, Ed Fabis, Andy Zitney, and Kyle Raleigh: 2nd team AII GRC Comments: The 1982 Perry Pirate team was one of the most successful teams in the history of Perry High School. The successful season did not come easy. The Pirates, led by fine senior leadership and the willingness to work for success, gained the G.R.C. Championship, finished first in the regional press small school poll, and ranked fifth in the computer polls. The entire squad of 36 had a great team attitude which was the key ingredient needed to win the G.R.C. Championship and enjoy a great season. With the loss of such a fine group of seniors, the main goal for next year’s season is to rebuild the team with a new offensive tine. Many of the positions will be filled from an undefeated J. V. squad and some upcoming sophomores will be needed to play if we are to be successful in 1983. Scores: Madison Ashtabula Edgewood Kirtland Hawken Grand Valley Pymatuming Valley Ledgemont Jefferson Fairport Harvey Opp. Perry 20 19 10 23 6 43 14 22 0 34 6 42 6 49 0 39 13 36 0 22 102 Football 1. We dare you to cross that line. 2. Big Red Machine rolls over state-ranked Ledgemont. 3. Meredith puts his best foot forward. 4. I want you to be aggressive ... but next time don't tackle the referee. 5. Pirates in pursuit. 6. So this is what they call pay dirt. Team members, left to right. 1st row Bryan Keener. Jeff Head. Ed Fabis. Marty Swank. Craig Van Haitsma. Steve Urban. Ray Phelps. Jim Cicero, Jerry Edison. Erik Unger. 2nd row: Dave Trubisky. Jay Schultz. Jerry Judd. Jim Kertcher. Van Kelly, Chip Condor. Bill Meredith. Todd Kmetz. Don Stampahar, Mike Toth. 3rd row: Ken Fabis, Tom McGonnell. Jim Castillo. Merle Walker, Shawn Pajk, Dean Davis. Jeff Judd. Steve Shetler. Kyle Raleigh, Bob Jesenovac. 4th row: Ron Vicim. Pat Bramard, Andy Nichols. Lowell Schweickart. Andy Zitney, Bob Soppitt, 5th row Managers Darrin McFadden and Dave Bidlack. Head Coach Bob Ritley. Assistant Coaches Keith Reynolds. John Warner. Pat Giannell. Mark Lomasney. Bob Trivisonno. Ken Bugbee. Mike Ryan. John Dorko. Managers Bill Mott and Dan Mott. 1. Team Unity. 2. Senior team members, clockwise: Ray Phelps, Lowell Schweickart, Jerry Edison, Ed Fabis, Mike Toth, Erik Unger, Jim Cicero, and Pat Bramard. P.H.S. CHEERLEADERS After struggling through two practices weekly, the Pirate cheerleaders received two blue ribbons (superiorrating) and two red ribbons (excellent rating) at the Baldwin Wallace cheerleading camp. The girls brought home their winning spirit and spread it throughout the school. They held pep rallies which included skits, cheers, and class shouting competitions. (Of course, the seniors always won!) Spirits were also raised by the bonfire in honor of the Madison game. Programs and buttons were sold by the cheerleaders to raise money. They also held car washes. Most of the money went towards new varsity uniforms. The cheerleaders worked hard at their Ob at keeping the PMA (Positive Mental Attitude) in all sport dwellers. The spirit they possessed was a catchy virus and showed us the Perry Pride. 106 Cheerleaders 1. 1982 83 P.H.S. Cheerleaders. Varsity. 1st row, left to right: Cathy Olhava, Mary McPeeh. Marcy Schulte, Sheri Evans, loan Bran nan. Michelle Varsey: Junior Varsity. 2nd row, left to right: Valerie Norris. Michelle Slapmcker. Emily Christian, Jodi Richards, Kristi Collins, and Sherri Bolton. 2. Captain Sheri to the rescue. 3. Pirates to the top 4 The Varsity Squad 5. Michelle: “I wonder what would happen it I moved or let go?!!! 6. Cheers to a victory. 7. Which way did you say the basket was? 8. The Junior Varsity Squad. Cheerleaders Sport Boys Basketball G.R.C. Record 4-6 Overall Record 6-15 Individual Accomplishments: Best Rebounder: Ray Phelps Best Foul Shooter: Jim Cicero Best Defensive Player: Jim Cicero Best Offensive Player: Dave Trubisky Most Valuable Player: Jim Cicero Most Improved Player: Erik Unger Comments: It was a difficult year for the boy's basketball team in terms of wins and losses with an over all record of 615. The team finished 4 6 in the league. Despite the overall record the team rebounded to win 4 of their last 6 contests and their 3 final conference games. 1. Jim Cicero, MVP. 2. Pregame practice. i Scores: L Perry 59. ledgemont 66 Perry 44. Pymatumng Valley 48 Perry 46. Berkshire 60 Perry 71, Bloomfield 43 Perry 40. Jefferson 50 Perry 45. St. John 56 Perry 51, Birtland 68 Perry 48. Pairport 55 Perry 59. Grand Valley 49 Perry 49. Pairport 54 Perry 41. Hawken 66 Perry 51. Harvey 78 Perry 55. Chardon 84 Perry 29. Pymatumng Valley 54 Perry 45. Richmond Heights 41 Perry 38. Grand Valley 42 Perry 47. lefterson 46 2 OT Perry 67, Pairport 53 Perry 45. Newbury 58 Perry 43. Ledgemont 42 2 108 Boys Basketball hrrdon toppers F HRRq TO Pp VARSITY 1st row- Jerry Judd, Jim Cicero, and Denny Hudson; 2nd row- Ray Phelps, Erik Unger, Dave Trubisky, 1. Ray shoots lor the point. 2. Erik goes up for two. 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Team, I. to r.: and Bryan Keenar. JUNIOR VARSITY 1. Up for grabs! 2. See ya later, big boy!!! 198283 Junior-Varsity Basketball Team, I. to r.: 1st row- Bill Hahn, Will Brahler, Merle Walker, Jim Castillo, Don Gregory, and Mark Fretting-2nd row- Tim Warneka, Tim Heil, Fred Smith, Kurt Nubert, Matt Freiling, and Bob Hahn. Sport: Girls Basketball Place In G.R.C.: 3rd Record In G.R.C. 6-4 Overall Record: 11-6 Individual Accomplishments: Most Valuable Player- Stephanie Klco Comments: Perry Pirate Girls Basketball team had a fine year with a G.R.C. record of 6-4 and overall record of 116. The team averaged 44 points per game. Scores: Perry 59 Fairport 29 Perry 33 Berkshire 27 Perry 46 Ledgemont 59 Perry 45 Pymatunmg Valley 41 Perry 55 Chardon 66 Perry 51 Riverside 39 Perry 32 Kirtland 48 Perry 40 Newbury 32 Perry 35 Jefferson 40 Perry 35 Grand Valley 26 Perry 77 Fairport 37 Perry 55 Harvey 42 Perry 33 Ledgemont 45 Perry 40 Harvey 23 Perry 28 Pymatunmg Valley 43 Perry 43 Grand Valley 32 Perry 38 Jefferson 32 Varsity team members (left to right) first row: Stephanie Klco. Brenda Tenney. Second row: Sissy Edison. Kim Crofoot, Nancy Watson. Third row: Michelle Fulmer. Karen Parker. Cheryl Stan iale. Coach Kathy Flynn. Junior varsity members (left to right) first row: Shelly Meister. Renee Tracy. Dawn Hansen. Second row: Amy Snyder. Becky Tharp. Laura Phelps. Debbie Bowser, Coach Cindy Seese. FLKKT Is Basketball lli 1. Sissy battles for control. 2. Brenda and Shelley watch the action. 3. The Pirates warm up. 4. Hey that's mine! 5. Stephie prepares for a foul shot. 6. Fast break 6 Girls' Basketball 113 Sport: Wrestling G.R.C. Record: Overall Record: 3-9 Team Accomplishments: Hawken Christmas Tournament - first place Individual Accomplishments: Most Takedowns - Chip Conder Pin King Award - Van Kelly Most Improved - Van Kelly Coaches Special Award - Lowell Schweickart Most Valualbe Player - Rush Williams Comments: The 1982-83 Wrestling Season again witnessed a combination of young veteran upper-classmen and rookie under classmen hammer out a 3-9 dual season from a rugged competitive schedule. After a 0-3 start, the Pirates rallied to capture their second straight Hawken Christmas Tournament Championship. Scores: Perry 24, Cardinal 38 Perry 24, Brooklyn 38 Perry 18, Chardon 48 Perry 25, Ledgemont 38 Perry 22, Grand Valley 44 Perry 16, Jefferson 40 Perry 27, Riverside 37 Perry 45, Painesville Harvey 25 Perry 58, Pymatuning Valley 18 Perry 29, Edgewood 26 Perry 25, Conneaut 40 Perry 2, Mentor 64 Perry 6, Madison 60 1. Viewing the action trom the sidelines 2. Team strategy, unity, and Victory! 3. Switch! Wrestlmg II4 1. Varsity team members (left to right), top row: Tim Bevins, Jay Schultz, Dennis Edmondson, Lowell Schweickart, Robert Mansfield, Chuck Eisenhart, Bottom row: Chip Condor, Van Kelly, Dean Davis, Paul Klco, Joe Torzok, Rush Williams. 2.1. V. Team members (left to right), top row: Jon Kramer, Brian Leitch, Eddie Krug, Eric Leonard, Manager Craig Ho-merick, Bottom row: Brian Larue, Doug Nagy. Chris Sency, Mark Toth, Mario DiDomenico. 3. Senior - Rush Williams. 4. Senior ■ Lowell Schweickart. 5. Senior - Tim Bevins. 6. Senior - Chuck Eisenhart. Wrestling 115 Wrestling 116 Sport: Softball Place In G.R.C.: 4th G.R.C. Record: 5-5 Overall Record: 9-7 Individual Accomplishments: 1983 Softball MVPs: Tina Andears and Brenda Tenney Highest Batting Average: Georgina Burdette Most Runs Batted In: Tina Andears Best Defensive Player: Tina Andears Most Improved Player: Marie Thompson Comments: The 1983 Pirate Softball team had a record of 9-7 and 5-5 in the conference to finish in fourth place in the G.R.C. The team had a good year considering the number of young players on the squad. Pirate batters averaged 17 hits and 10 runs a game. Scores: Perry 9 Geneva 8 Perry 21 St. John 7 Perry 17 Geneva 1 Perry 7 Harvey 15 Perry 5 Ledgemont 3 Perry 18 Fairport 7 Perry 3 Jefferson 6 Perry 13 Ashtabula City 6 Perry 5 Ledgemont 19 Perry 20 Fairport 5 Perry 8 Pymatuning Valley 10 Perry 7 Jefferson 15 Perry 8 Pymatuning Valley 7 Perry 9 Grand Valley 18 Perry 14 Grand Valley 11 Perry 14 Pymatuning Valley 6 Softball 117 1. Varsity team members from left to right, first row: Marion Bunting. Georgina Burdette. Sissy Edison, Liz Square. Shan Leskovac. Second row: Mane Thompson, Cheryl Stanziale. Dianne Skytta. Tina Andears, Brenda Tenney. Coach Sharon Monas. 2. Shan winds up. 3. Marion defends the infield. Softball 118 1. Georgina eyes the pitch. 2. Dianne gets set. 3. Hey pitcher. pitcher. 4 Perry Pirate JV Softball team. 5. Cmon put her in there. 6. Cheryl waits on the next pitch. Softball 119 Sport: Baseball Place In G.R.C.: 5th G.R.C. Record: 2-8 Overall Record: 7-16 Individual Accomplishments: Terry Nelson- Most Valuable Player, All-GRC pitcher (111 strikeouts in 79 innings), best batting average (.415) Ed Fabis- Most Runs-Batted-ln, All-GRC outfield, .363 batting average, regional sports Senior All-Star Team Rick Schultz- Most Improved Player, Special Mention All-GRC Merle Walker- Special Mention All-GRC Jim Castillo- Honorable Mention All-GRC Comments: The highlight of the year for the 1983 Pirate baseball team was making it to the sectionals championship game, after beating Jefferson 2-1 and Labrae 6-0 on the way. The team lost many close games all season. Three games were lost in the last inning and two in extra innings. Coach Ryan believes that next season the team's overall record could improve. Five sophomores and two freshmen, all starters in the 1983 season, will be returning next season. The team hopes next year will bring them the G.R.C. championship and sectional wins. Scores Perry 9. Riverside 18 Perry 3, Hawhen 4 Perry 3. Madison 0 Perry 3. Rutland 2 Perry 4. Madison 20 Perry 6. LaBrae 0 Perry 6. Ashtabula Harbor 0 Perry 5, Poland 19 Perry 8. Ha when 11 Perry 8, letlerson 9 Perry 1, Ashtabula St. John 12 Perry 2, Pairport 7 Perry 1, Geneva J Perry 13. Pymatunmg Valley 16 Perry 6. Harvey 7 Perry 5, Riverside 11 Perry 0. Ledgemont 6 Perry 2. Madison 23 Perry 1, fairport 4 Perry 13, Ledgemont 14 Perry 2. letlerson 1 Perry 5, Grand Valley 2 Perry 3. letlerson 11 Perry 8. Grand Valley 14 1. MVP Terry Nelson. 2. Senior Fd Fabis. 120 Baseball 4. 1983 Boys' Baseball Team, I. to r.: 1st row- Steve Gortz, Mark Freilmg, Rick Schultz. Archie Kimbrew, Mike Toth, Jeff Cassella, Matt Freiling, Bob Jesenovec, and John Platko; 2nd row■ Coach Ryan, Ed Fabis, Merle Walker, Jim Castillo, Will Brahler, Ken Fabis, Terry Nelson, Mark Toth, and Coach Gianell. Sport: Girls Track Place In G.R.C.: 2nd G.R.C. Record: 2-0 Overall Record: 4-1 Team Accomplishments: Runner-up in the G.R.C. Lake County Classic 4th place Grand River Conference 2nd place Individual Accomplishments: MVP: Stephanie Klco Outstanding Field Person: Marti Decker Outstanding Sprinter: Stephanie Klco Outstanding Distance Runner: Sue Antalovich Regional Qualifier: Stephanie Klco 400 m. dash G.R.C. Champs: Marti Decker: High lump Stephanie Klco: 400 m. dash Sue Antalovich 3200 m. relay Ann Walter Sandy Scrimshaw Jill Stetler Steph Soppitt 800 m. relay Missy Getch Marti Decker Stephanie Klco Comments: This year’s Girl Track program posted one of its most successful seasons since its inception in 1977. The team's 4-1 dual record is the best ever. This is a tribute to the hard work of the coaches and the team. Scores: Perry 32 Western Reserve Academy 78 Perry 58 Pymatuning Valley 52 Perry 76 Richmond Heights 33 Perry 71 Ledgemont 39 Perry 59 Newbury 51 I Pictures from page 123: Senior members top to bottom: 1. Sue Antalovich, 2. Marti Decker, and 3. Stephanie Klco. Pictured on this page: 1. Reaaaach out! 2. Dawn charges the hurdles. 3. Cheryl winds up for a big throw. 4 Marti flys! 5. Mr. DiDonato trys to impress Anne with his designer coaches outfit. 124 Girls Track m 1. Senior Sue Antalo vich leads the way 2. Anne Walter keeps Perry’s first place in the 3200 relay. Team members left to right first row Michelle Miller. Stephanie Klco. Marti Decker. Sue Antalovich. Karen Parker. Jill Stetler. 2nd row; Cheryl Pfeiler. Sandy Scrimshaw Dawn Langlois. Kim Crofoot, Nadme Prentice. Brenda Johnson. 3rd row: Coach Bob Wilson. Darlene Beyer. Anne Walter. Missy Getch. Tina Bowser. Cindy Moyer. Kelly Hamon. Stephanie Soppitt. Rosie New. Tracy Karolyi. Coach Lou DiDonato. Picture Compliments Of Gamble Photographic Sport: Boys Track Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 2-0 Overall Record: 7-0 Teams Accomplishments: Perry Relays 2nd Lake County Classic 2nd Grand River Coni. Meet 1st Districts 5th Individual Accomplishments: Bruce Scrimshaw: Conference Champion in the 3200 meter run. Dennis Hudson: Most Valuable Track Member, Outstanding Sprinter, Conference Champion (1st) in the 100, 200, 400 meter dashes, and the 1600 relay, first in the 100, and 400 meter dashes in the district meet qualifying for the regionals, 7th in the 100 and 5th in the 400 in the regional meet, The News Herald and Telegraph Runner of the Week, member of the record setting 800 meter relay team in a time of 1:34.2, member of the record setting sprint medley relay team in a time of 1:39.0, Co-captain. Jerry Judd: Member of the record setting sprint medley relay team in a time of 1:39.0, member of the 800 meter relay team record 1:34.2, member of the 1600 meter relay team which won the GRC meet and qualified for the regional meet, honorable mention in the Telegraph. Co-captain. Mike Grant: Member of the 1600 meter relay team which won the GRC meet and qualified for the regional meet. Member of the record setting 800 meter relay team. Bill Meredith: Most Valuable Field Event Person, Conference Champion in the shot put and discus, first in the regional meet in the discus, 4th in the shot put, (qualified for the state meet in both), 2nd in the district meet in the shot put and discus, member of the record setting sprint medley relay team in a time of 1:39.0, member of the 800 meter relay record setting team, set many school records this year in the shot put and discus, the best being 52'41 i in the shot put, and 162'3 in the discus, The News Herald and Telegraph track member of the week. Joe Medlen: Most Valuable Distance Runner. Jeff Judd: Member of the record setting sprint medley relay team in a time of 1:39.0. Doug Nagy: Member of the 1600 meter relay team which won the GRC meet and qualified for the regional meet. Comments: The 1983 track season was a success for many reasons. The team was 7-0 in dual meets, 1st in the GRC meet, 2nd only to the NEC champs, Riverside, in the Lake County Classic, runners up to Harvey by only Vi point in the Perry Relays, and 5th in the district meet. All of these finishes were accomplished with no returning senior lettermen. In addition the team grew from 18 members last year to 27 this year. With all but one lettermen returning next year, the team should have one its best years yet. 1. Hick up your toot Mike! 2. State shot disc competitor Bill Meredith 3. Rich gives his at! Scores: Perry 69 Western Reserve Academy 63 Perry 88 Pymatuning Valley 42 Perry 59 2 Kirtland 48, Harvey 59 2 Perry 102 Richmond Heights 29 Perry 86 Ledgemont 40 Perry 90 Newbury 42 Jefferson and Grand Valley cancelled on account of heavy rains 126 Boys Track Track team members left to right, first row: Brian Dickey. Mike Grant, Craig Homerick. Bill? Hahn. Craig Breedlove. Bob? Hahn 2nd row Coach Gary Stevenson. Tom McConnell. Brian Griffiths. Bruce Scrimshaw, Andrew Sams. Doug Nagy. Steve Shetler. Phil Haskel. Coach Eugene Kobus. 3rd row: Joe Medlen. Mike Beyer. Mike Menmuire. Bill Meredith. Dennis Hudson, Don Bubba' Stampahar, Larry Lokken. Jeff Judd. Jerry Judd, Jim Judd. Kyle Raleigh Sport: Tennis Overall Record: 16-5 Team Accomplishments: Lake County Classic First Singles - first place Lake County Classic Second Singles ■ first place Sectionals Doubles - fourth place Individual Acheivements: Most Valuable Player - Jim Cicero Most Improved ■ Chris Reho Undefeated at number 2 - Dave Trubisky Hustle Award - Mike Wickham Comments: The 1983 Tennis season was one of success. The team achieved the best win-loss record ever in Perry Tennis and won the Lake County Classic Championship. Scores: Perry 3, Richmond Heights 2 Perry 4, Chardon 1 Perry 3, St. John 2 Perry 4, Ashtabula Harbor 1 Perry 2, St. John 3 Perry 5, Ashtabula Harbor 0 Perry 5, Harvey 0 Perry 3, Euclid 2 Perry 3, Jefferson 0 Perry 5, Riverside 0 Perry 1, Gilmour 4 Perry 3, Richmond Heights 2 Perry 4. Chardon 1 Perry 0, Beechwood 5 Perry 5, Jefferson 0 Perry 4, Kirtland 1 Perry 2, Madison 3 Perry 1, Mentor 4 Perry 4, Harvey 1 Tenms 129 1. Tennis team, first row: Coach Hines. Chris Reho, Tiffany Mosher. Mike Wickham. Reid, 2nd row: Jim Cicero. Matt Harbor. Fred Smith. Joe Grace. Dave Trubtsky. Steve Ulmann. Scott Heil. 2. Jim Cicero 3. Dave Trubisky 4. Coach Hines Tennis Tenms 130 Sports Awards 1. Mr. DiDonato accepts an award for a iob well done during his years of coaching. 2. Matmen awards: top. Van Kelley ■ Most Improved Wrestler and Most Pins. Doug Nagy ■ J. V. Wrestler of the Year. Chip Conder ■ Most Takedowns (21). Jay Schulze - Most takedowns (21). Bottom: Lowell Schweickart ■ Coach's Special Appreciation Award. Rush Williams -Most Valuable Wrestler. 3. The banquet from the crowd’s eye. 4. Mr. Lomasney listens to the observations of others commenting on his coaching career. 5. This year's winter MVP's are: (from left, clockwise) Sherri Evans-Cheerleading, Jim Cicero ■ Boys Basketball, Rush Williams ■ Wrestling, Stephanie Klco - Girls Basketball. The Perry Board Of Education The Perry Board of Education and Administration members: left to right, Mr. Donald Densmore, Mr. Franklin Fovargue, Mr. Dennis Laurie, Mr. John Antalovich, Mr. E. E. Goodwin, Mr. William Hoyt, Mrs. Pauline Snyder, and Mr. George Tarbuck. Board 01U 134 1. Mr. Carr ■ Counselor 2. Mr. Lomasney ■ History 3. Miss Lambert - English 4. Mr Ritley ■ Physical Education 5. Mr. Kobus ■ Suspension Supervisor 6. Mr. Baker - Business 7. Mrs. Foos - Chemistry 8. Mr. Kochan - Music 8. Mr. Stevenson ■ Business 10. Mrs. Cefferatti ■ Library 11. Mr. Chew ■ I.A.P. 12. Miss Matchmga ■ English Faculty And Support Personnel 136 1. Mrs. Bollman ■ Spanish 2. Mr. Wilson ■ English 3. Mrs. Fickenscher ■ Art 4. Mr. Giannell ■ Social Studies Mr. Ryan ■ Industrial Arts 5. Mr. DiDonato - Government 6. Mrs. Cicco ■ French Miss Flynn - Physical Education Miss Michael ■ Home Economics Mrs. Van Slyke - Math Mrs. Marshall ■ Math 7. Mr. Geisler ■ Principal 8. Mr. Cassella ■ Assistant Principal 9. Mr. Seese ■ Custodian 10. Mrs. Magyar ■ Nurse 11. Mrs. Grace • Secretary Senior Fmale 140 PROM 1983 Seniors' Honors Banquet 1. The 1983 SdtutstonsnSue Antalovich 2. Those 1983 Seniors graduating with honors: Front Row (I to R) Greg Grant, Karen Babcock, Sue Antalonch, Chris Mott. Marti Decker. Chris Raab Back Row Michele O'Neill, Dana West. Jackie Kenner. Beth Bid lack, Lon Semenuk, and Celeste Kenney. 3. The 1983 Co-Valedictorian - Beth Bidlack. 4 The 1983 Co-Valedictorian Greg Grant The Academic Recognition Banquet, which was held on Wednesday, June 1, is in honor of those students who have maintained at least a 3.3 over a seven semester period and those senior members of the National Honor Society. The banquet, a National Honor Society sponsored event, is in it’s fifth year. The students who attended were entertained by Mildred Dennis, a Perry resident, teacher, and author. Those students graduating with honors, an average of 3.5 or higher, were announced and then given gold cords and hoods to signify their achievement at graduation. Also announced were this year's salutatorian, Sue Antalovich, and co-valedictorians, Beth Bidlack and Greg Grant. Senior Picnic %• I' «. • • Best «s rn'+'Xmw 148 Senior Picnic Senior Picmc 149 Senior Awards 1. Lowell Schweickart and Steph Klco receive the sportsmanship award. 2. Sue Antalovich and Chris Raab receive the D.A.R. citizenship award 3. Marti Decker receives the R.G. Few award. 4 Mr DiDonato presents a plaque to the students for outstanding efforts in the blood mobile drive. 5. Business students receive recognition. Senior Awards 150 The 1983 Senior Graduation 152 Graduation Graduation 153 GRADUATION Ads 156 PATRONS Thanks To: Congratulations Class of '83' Mr. Mrs. Ralph N. Babcock Mr. Mrs. John Baker Mr. Mrs. John S. Brown Mr. Mrs. P.R. Cassella Family Mr. Mrs. Thomas B. Chew Jr. Mr. Mrs. Cicco Mr. Mrs. Decker Mr. Mrs. Henry Dickey Congratulations Class of '83' Lou Ann DiDonato Mr. Mrs. Kevin Domin Edgar Thelma Dunn G.L. Fish Family Mrs. Karen Foos Jackie John Fulmer Mr. Mrs. Thomas Gaertner Mr. Mrs. Robert Geisler Mr. Mrs. Gayle Gifford Carole Joe Grace Good Luck Seniors Delmas Janet Hart Good Luck Class of ‘83’ Mr. Mrs. Gordon Head Karen Ignat Margaret Dennis Ignat William S. 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