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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

THE UNDERCLASS GETS CRAZY 1. “Spare me 2. Standing Tail 3. Bubba on Tour ’84 4. The Frosh He-Man 5. Hey Buys! Artwork by Ken Chandler Underclass Candids 4 Ricks in the snow! 10. Mr. Geisler s secret service 11 Perry is flying high 12. Help Im trapped by these man eating typewriters 13 What was the question again? 6. The volleyball team 7. Sailing 8. Matt reaches for the door-Get it? Door Mat! 9 One for the money, two for the show 1. A winter sun sets in Perry Ohio 2 Ready-Break 3. Freshmen punk-out 4. Meredith leads Perry on to victory 5. Schools out for a day More Underclass Candids 1. No. were not friends. 2. O.K. Jammy what did you do? 3. Cindy Moyer accepting an award. 4 Keep the “Sabbath'' day holy scmons... Senior Group Shot 8 ... ci ass or so Senior Group Shot 9 1. She's my buddy, she’s my pal.. . I'm so sure. 2. We salute you Mr. Bauer 3. Speak to me, oh please! 4. Ride the wild Dave ... Wee! 5. Ron, watch the hands! 6. Good morning! 7. Like hey man we don't fit! 8 Yeah we 've had too much cough medicine! 9. Come on Snai, you used to be fun! 10 Awesome wheels. 11. OK. cowboy. 12. Have a seat. 13. Oh mi gawd, gag me with a fish! 14. Hand check ! Homecoming Court 1983 1. Sherri Svens 2. Sherine Morsi 3. Wendy Coon 4. Jill Stetter 5. Diene Baker 6. Doreen Collins 7. Gretchen Vandalisms DATE: October 14 15 QUEEN: Jill Stetter WEATHER CONDITIONS: Windy, cold SCORE: Perry 20 Pymatuning Valley 0 THEME: Total Eclipse of the Heart BAND: Renegade ESCORTS: Sherri, Mr. Dennis Evans Sherine, Mr. Robert Moyer Wendy, Mr. Jesse Coon Jill, Mr. Fred Stetter Diana, Mr. Orville Baker Doreen, Mr. Clifford Collins Gretchen, Mr. Ron Schultz 1. Renee Slapmcker 2. Shelley Master 3. 1983 Queen, Ml Stetler, being crowned by 1982 Queen, Caroline Duffy 4. Cathy Olhava 5. Michele Arcaro Homecoming Court 15 Homecoming Candids 1. Diane Baker with her father. 2. Senior representative Wendy Coon. 3. Senior representative Sherri Evans, escorted by her father, Dennis Evans. 4 Homecoming Spirit is in the air. 5. Diane Baker and Denny Hudson. 6. Sherine Morsi foreign exchange student. Semors 18 1. Cheryl Pleiler 2. Denise Piunno 3. Rodney Rackety 4 Debbie Reimer 5. Kasey Richards 6. Samuel Riggie 7. Bob Rodloft 8 Charles Se awich 1. Mane Thompson 2. David Trubisky 3. Tracy Tucker 4. Gretchen Van Haitsma 5. Michelle Varsey 6. Ronald Vincmi 7. Nancy Watson 8. Melinda Wells 9. John Winters BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education 1st row I. to r.- Donald Densmore. Pauline Snyder, Franklin Fovargue 2nd row- Dennis Laurie, William Hoyt. John Antalovich 3rd row- The Administrators: E.E. Goodwin, George Tarbuck Board 01 Education 34 R O 0 M GYM 120 Gene Kobus 116 Laurel Van Slyke 114 Joyce Marshall 112 Helen Madrigal 110 Bob Wilson 108 Tom Chew 119 Ed Walters 117 Ralph Bauer 115 Bill Crow 113 John Baker 111 Gary Stevenson 109 Maureen Hurley Office Bob Geisler Phil Cassella 102, 104 Kathy Kolm 106 Ann Fickensher 101 Linda Sigworth 103 Carol Matchmga 105 Mark Lomasney 107 Lou DiDonato 108 Joan Ceffaratti 204 Greg Kochan Ned Shue 203 Mike Ryan 201 Jack Huxel Counselors Gary Carr Betty Hoffman Gym Bob Ritley Kathy Flynn Pat Giannel G I R L S 37 Teacher f ft ° I Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 7-1 Overall Record: 10-1 Team Accomplishments: '83 G.R.C. Champions 1st in Kirtland Invitational 2nd in Malone Invitational 2nd in Perry Invitational 2nd in Lake County Classic 5th in Sectionals Individual Accomplishments: Joe Medlen-Most Valuable Player, G.R.C. Champion, AIIG.R.C., Telegraph and News Herald Runner of the Week, Kirtland Invitational Champion, State Qualifier. Mike Beyer-Caoch's Appreciation Award, AIIG.R.C. Bob Hahn-AII-G.R.C. Bill Hahn-Most Improved Runner, AII G.R.C., Honorable Mention, Telegraph Runner of the Week. 1. MVP Joe Medlen 2. Force 4 from Perry AIIG.R.C. Runners 3. Senior Mike Beyer finishing a strong 23rd at Malone 4. Ain’t Nothin’ Gonna Break Brian's Stride 5. The (f Team Strikes Again 6. Bob finished for that time 7. Thinking about the task about to start Boys' Cross Country 42 Scores: Comments: Coach Lou DiDonato couldn’t have picked a more talented group of runners tor this years' varsity cross country team. The team had many wins, compiling a 101 overall dual meet record. One of the most gratifying wins was at the Kirtland Invitational at which the team placed first overall. The biggest accomplishment of the season was the second place finish at the Malone Invitational, the largest meet in Northeast Ohio. The team also won the GRC meet for their third consecutive year. Sectionals proved to be the worst meet of the year. The team needed only a fourth or better finish. The effects were staggering as the team finished fifth, 3 points away from fourth. Joe Medlen continued his season two weeks for the state meet. The prospects for next year’s team took excellent as the varsity only loses one senior, Mike Beyer, and hopes are set for an ESC championship and a longer post season. Place In G.R.C.: 2nd G.R.C. Record: 2-0 Overall Record: 3-1 Team Accomplishments: 2nd in Grand River Conferance 3rd in Kirt land Invitational 4th in Sectionals 9th in Perry Invitation Individual Accomplishments Michelle Webb State Qualifier, 5th at Districts, Most Valuable Player, 2nd at Sectionals, G.R.C. Champion. Sandy Scrimshaw- AII GRC Caroline Hendy- All-GRC, Most Improved Jill Stetler- Coach's Appreciation Award 1. See Jill Run! Run Jill Run! 2. 1983 Girls' Cross Country Team (left to right) Caroline Hendy, Sandy Scrimshaw. Karen Parker, Jill Stetler, Paula Brill, Michelle Webb. )0L Comments: The 1983 Girts Cross Country Team was again very successful this year. Although they failed to acquire a Grand River Conference championship, they received many other team accomplishments as well as individual accomplishments. Coach DiDonato will be losing two seniors, Karen Parker and Jill Stetler, but expects the team to do very well next year. Karen and Jill are both four year letter-women and have helped the team out every year. The four freshman runners, Caroline, Michelle, Paula, and Tracy Nichols will be the backbone again, of next years team. This year, although the team was young, the girts did considerably well as shown by their 3-1 record. This year the Pirate Girls Team had an outstanding individual accomplisher. Michelle Webb, affectionately known as The Weber by Coach DiDonato, qualified for the state meet. Next year, goals have been set on an ESC championship, LCC championship, district qualification, and good showings at all invitationals. Scores: Perry 26 Harbor 29 Perry 37 Madison 20 Perry 19 Jefferson 36 Perry 21 Jefferson 36 1. ALL-GRC runners (left to right) Caroline Hendy, Sandy Scrimshaw, and Michelle Webb. 2. Junior Sandy Scrimshaw cruising along. 3. Bang! The race begins. Go Perry Runners! 4. Karen and Michelle heading for the finish. Cross Country Candids 46 Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 10-0 Overall Record: 13-9 Comments: The volleyball team won their 8th straight G.R.C. Championship this year by serving-up a 10-0 record against their G.R.C. foes. The girls look forward to keeping their championship streak intact for the 1984 season as they enter the East Suburban Conference. Team Accomplishments: G.R.C. Champions for the 8th straight year. Runner-up in Lake County Classic Individual Accomplishments: Cheryl Stanziale- Player of the year in G.R.C., M. V.P., top spiker Cindy Moyer- First team AH-G.R.C., Top server Laura Phelps- Second Team AII-G.R.C., Top setter Lisa Schweickart- Second Team AII-G.R.C. Debbie Bowser- Honorable mention AII-G.R.C. Chris Albright- Honorable mention AII-G.R.C. Missy Williams- Honorable mention AII-G.R.C. 1983 Volleyball Team 1st row I. to r. Missy Williams, Chris Albright, Cheryl Stanziale, Cindy Moyer, Laura Phelps, Debbie Bowser 2nd row- Judy Walker, Rosey New. Melanie Nagy, Lisa Kercker, Valane Boyce, Anne Walter, Barbara Moore. 3rd row- Coach Digman, Kelly Wymer, Barb Vidmar, Donna Andrew. Kelly Rowe, Joyce Benins, Dawn Katona, Coach Ceforatti Mi Comments: Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 5-1 Overall Record: 11-11-1 Team Accomplishments: '82 G.R.C. Champions Individual Accomplishments: Mike Wickham- G.R.C. Medalist, Most Valuable Player Scott Heil- Most Improved Player The varsity golf team this year consisted of all juniors, sophomores, and freshman. It didn't have a senior on the team. This made for a young, inexperienced squad. Taking this into persective the golf team's season was very successful. This can be shown by the achievement of both preseason goals. These goals were to win the G.R.C. Championship for the third consectutive year and to go .500. They achieved this .500 record by going 11-11-1, which is a great improvement from last years 6-12-1 record. Not just that they won five more matches, but they played a much tougher schedule preparing for next years entry into the E.S.C. Coach Greg Rinyo hopes this improvement will continue through next season and his goats are set high. These goals include an E.S.C. Championship for the team to reach district play. 1983 Golf Team, I. to r. 1st row- Dale Homerick, Mike Gaertner, Todd Gilstrap, Ray Kinney, Brian Varsey, Dave Lydic 2nd row- Mike 2inn, Scott Heil, Mike Wickham, Brian Leitch, Fred Smith, Steve Gortz, Joe Horvath, Craig Homerick Scores: Perry-186 Beachwood-195 Perry-178 Kirtland-169 Perry-172 Berkshire-174 Perry-189 Harvey-191 Perry-176 Ashtabula St. John-166 Perry-176 Ashtabula Edgewood-172 Perry-175 Pymatuming Valley-173 Perry-163 Madison-162 Perry-163 Geneva-172 Perry-172 Jefferson-180 Perry-174 Geneva-171 Perry-174 Ashtabula City-170 Perry-173 Pymatuming Valley- 188 Perry-173 Lake Catholic-183 Perry-174 Beachwood-180 Perry-379 Riverside-349, Kirtland- 367, Madison-370 Perry-180 Harvey-178 Perry-184 Ashtabula St. John-194 Low Score Wins 1 Casement Golt Course 2 Mike Wickham Most Valuable Player 3 Nice Swing Mike 4 Scott Heil Most Improved Player 5 So That's How You Do It. . . With Your Eyes Closed 6 think You Forgot Something Mike 7 Steve Gortz Fourth Man Varsity Comments: Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 5-0 Overall Record: 8-2 Team Accomplishments: 1st. in total offense in Lake County 2nd. in total defense in Lake County Individual Accomplishments: The Pirate football team had an extremely successful and exciting season m 1984. The Pirates concluded its membership in the G.R.C. with this 2nd consecutive championship, narrowly missing the computer playoffs by 7 points. Coach Ritley said, The effort and comeback exhibited in the narrow loss to Madison at the start was one of the most emotional and remarkable efforts have ever seen in my 14 years of coaching. This loss was a terrific learning experience which helped our team and coaches build confidnece for a great 8-2 record The entire '83 squad deserves all the credit because of their hard work. In 1984, the team hopes to make the switch to the E.S.C. successfully. They hope to do this by winning their first E.S.C. championship. For this goal, they will need to maintain a high intensity level, build depth, and establish success early. They will also need a strong defense and offensive line. Jerry Judd- Co-M.V.P., M.V.P in G.R.C., 1st team All-Lake County, M.V.P. for offense intake County, 2nd team All-Ohio. Dave Trubisky- Co-M. V.P., Touchdown Club Player of the year, Honorable Mention All-Ohio Bill Meredith - All-Lake County, 3rd team All-Ohio The 1983 Football Team 1st row . to r.- Tom McGonnell, Van Kelly, Pete Lagania, Denny Hudson, Jerry Judd, Dave Trubisky, Ron Vincini, Jason Ernst, Jay Schulze, Terry Nelson, Don Stampahar, Kyle Raliegh, Chris Sency 2nd row- Carry Hendy, Todd Kmetz, Steve Shetler, Brian Evans, Jim Castillo, Merle Walker, Dean Davis, Bob Jesonovic, Rick Shultz, Bill Meredith Jeff Judd, Kevin Goundry, Jack Petit, Duke Cerjan 3rd row- Mark Toth, Brian LaRue, Wade Conner, Mark Cicero, Doug Nagy, Jim Judd, Dave Warden, John Dorko, Bob Trivisono, Pat Gianell, Bob Ritley, Mark Lomasney, Ken Bugbee, Mike Ryan, Robert Mansfield, Dennis Edmonston, Jeff Balash, Robert Reid, Craig Breedlove, Matt Harbert, and Rick Swogger ________________________ I m it • 40 1. Kyle kicks-off 2. Jerry makes another grab 3. Perry breaks through 4. Perry runs for another victory 5. Set-go 6. Homecoming 1. Dave warms-up 8. Bill runs by another tackier Football 55 Place In G.R.C.: 4th G.R.C. Record: 1-4 Overall Record: 4-13 Team Accomplishments: 3rd place in Hawken Tournament Individual Accomplishments: Joe Torzok■ Most Valuable Player, Most Takedowns (38), 2nd place in Hawken Tournament, State Qualifier Paul Klco■ Most Pins (11), Hawken Tournament Champ Don Stampahar■ Most Improved, Hawken Tournament Champ, Regional Qualifier Comments: The 1984 Wrestling Team's only goat this year was to go .500. Though they did not accomplish this goal they did considerable well considering that they had to forfeit three weight classes each match. This put them in the hole by 18 points before the match even started. The team retains everyone for next year, and hopes to improve on their record. The 1983-84 Wrestling Team 1st row I. to r.- Rich Romano, Don Stampahar, Paul Klco, Van Kelly, Joe Torzok, Dean Davis, Doug Nagy. Dwame McCuiston 2nd row- Jack Pettit, Wade Conner, Duke Pauley, Drew Davis, Chuck Huggins, Greg Costello, Tim Morris 3rd row- Steve Gortz, Mario DiDimonico, Carry Hendy, Brian Jesenovic, Tark Toth, Date Homerick, Wayne Sprafka. Place In GRC: 6th GRC Record: 1-9 Overall Record: 2-18 Individual Accomplishments Dave Trubisky- Most Valuable Player, All-Lake County, G.R.C. Player of the Year, Mr. Offence. Jerry Judd■ Chairman of the Boards. Robert Reid- Secretary of Defense. Jeff Balash Most Improved. Gene Lefelhoc■ Foul Shot Champ. Mark Freilmg- Mr. Inspiratational. The 198384 Basketball Team. 1st row-1, to r - Fred Smith, Merle Walker, Jim Castillo, Dave Trubisky, Jerry Judd, Mark Freilmg. 2nd row- Gene Lefelhoc, Don Gregory, Chns Rebo, Robert Reid, Craig Mills. 3rd row- Kevin Goundry, Jeff Cassella, Rick Swogger, Joe Grace, Jeff Balash, and Matt Freiling. 13 Comments: This was a rebuilding year for the boy's basketball team. The starting varsity team consisted of two seniors, one junior, and two sophmores. Though the team only won two games they showed much desire and hustle, and never gave up. Although it was a trying season for new Head Coach John Dorko and his team, they showed obvious improvement as the season progressed. The team goal this year was to win ten games, but Coach Dorko knew with this young team they may go winless. Next year the Pirate team will enter the E.S.C. The goals for next have been set higher, as the team will have much experience. 1. Team Unity 2. Jerry breaks through 3. The 1983-84 Basketball Team 4. Perry plays defense 5. Jimmy Jeff 6. Please Someone Help Mel Scores: Perry 45 Ledgemont 49 Perry 49 P.V. 70 Perry 37 Berkshire 48 Perry 29 Bloomfield 46 Perry 34 Jefferson 59 Perry 47 St. John's 40 Perry 35 Kirtland 42 Perry 37 Fairport 39 Perry 48 Grand Valley 56 Perry 60 Fairport 41 Perry 49 Hawken 54 Perry 43 Harvey 81 Perry 43 Chardon 75 Perry 42 P.V. 67 Perry 57 Richmond Hts. 66 Perry 55 Grand Valley 64 Perry 50 Jefferson 73 Perry 49 Fairport 51 Perry 56 Newbury 63 Perry 58 Ledgemont 61 Perry 38 Trinity 67 Place In G.R.C.: 1st G.R.C. Record: 10-0 Overall Record: 18-2 Team Accomplishments 3rd place at Lake County Classic, Ranked 15th in UPI coaches poll, Ranked 9th in Regional Press poll, Fabulous 15, GRC champs Individual Accomplishments Brenda Tenney ■ News Herald Player of the Week, Lake County Classic All-Tournament Team, All-Lake County, First Team All-GRC, Player of News Herald Senior East-West All-Star Classic, News Herald All-Star First Team, Associated Press AA Honorable Mention, Northeastern District 2nd Team, Most Offense Player, Most Valuable Player Shelley Fulmer ■ News Herald Player of the Week, Honorable Mention All-Lake County, 2nd Team All-GRC, Player of News Herald Senior East-West All-Star Classic, News Herald 2nd Team, Chairman of the Boards Sissy Edison - Honorable Mention All-Lake County, 2nd Team All-GRC, Special Mention News Herald Coaches Team, Most Outstanding Defensive Player Dawn Pierson - Special Mention All-GRC, Special Mention News Herald Coaches Team, Miss Hustle Kim Crofoot ■ Special Mention All-GRC, Special Mention News Herald Coaches Team, Most Improved Player Cheryl Stanziale - Honorable Mention All-GRC Nancy Watson - Coaches Appreciation Award 1 lump ball, gel it. get it! 2. Stretch 3. Varsity Team (1st row I. tor.) Brenda Tenney. Cheryl Stanziale, Sissy Edison, Shelley Fulmer (2nd row) Coach Kakas, Renee Tracy, Kim Crofoot. Dawn Pierson. Coach Seese. Not pictured: Nancy Watson HILLTOPPERS Girls B-ball 63 Comments: The Lady Pirate basketball team ended its season with an impressive 18-2 record, which is the most wins ever for a girls' basketball team. One of their most impressive wins came when they were pitted against Chardon. The Pirates finished the game with a 65-60 win in double overtime. The girls also won the GRC for the last year and hope for an ESC championship next year. Losing only three members, their chances look good. Scores: Perry 39 Harvey 36 Perry 81 Fairport 15 Perry 62 Berkshire 29 Perry 43 Ledgemont 26 Perry 48 P.V. 45 Perry 58 Cuyahoga Hts. 29 Perry 48 Riverside 56 Perry 42 Madison 29 Perry 58 Newbury 25 Perry 59 Jefferson 5 Perry 65 Chardon 60 20T Perry 42 Grand Valley 22 Perry 56 Fairport 27 Perry 53 Harvey 42 Perry 54 Ledgemont 38 Perry 52 P.V. 26 Perry 51 Grand Valley 34 Perry 57 Jefferson 26 Perry 33 St. John 22 Perry 40 Harbor 46 1. Senior Nancy Watson 2. Fulmer takes control 3. Crofoot skys for two 4. Concentration 5. Sissy takes a jumper J. V. In Action: 1 Scores: Perry 20 Harvey 25 Perry 26 Berkshire 16 Perry 40 Ledgemont 16 Perry 21 P.V. 16 Perry 40 Cuyahoga Hts. 4 Perry 33 Newbury 17 Perry 26 Jefferson 11 Perry 27 Chardon 16 Perry 23 Mentor 36 Perry 21 Grand Valley 17 Perry 29 Harvey 34 Perry 33 Ledgemont 12 Perry 25 P.V 12 Perry 39 Grand Valley 17 Perry 16 Jefferson 14 OT 1. Talking over plan of defense 2. Follow through 3. IV. team (1st row I. to r.) Michelle Webb. Laura Phelps. Debbie Bowser. Shellie Master, Barb Moore. (2nd row) Tracy Nichols. Tammy Woidtke, Sharon Grabowski. Renee Slapmcker, Belinda Cantrell. Donna Andrew (3rd row) Coach Kakas, Coach Seese Comments: This years varsity baseball team gave Perry High it's first winning baseball season in a decade, compiling a 13-9 record. Along the way to such a successful season the team had such highlights as: putting together a crucial six game win streak the last of the season, winning the Skipper Invitational with wins over Kirtland (10-3) and Fairport (2-1), advancing to the Sectional championship game for the second year in a row and finally earning Co-Champion honors in their last season in the GRC. Place In GRL: Tie For 1st GRC Record: 7-3 Overall Record: 13-9 Team Accomplishments The 1984 Baseball Team: 1st row. I to r.: Cary Hendy. Brian Varsey, Bob Matthews. Todd Gillstrap, Matt Freilmg, Cody Young, Mark Fretting letT Cassella and Rick Fabts. 2nd row: Coach Ryan. Steve Gortz, Mark Toth, Will Brahler, Jim Adams. Dave Warden. Ren Fabts, Merle Walker, Jim Castillo, Gene Lefelhoc, Rick Schultz, and Coach Gianell. Champions Skipper Invitational Tournament Runner up Sectional Tournament Individual Accomplishments Terry Nelson All G.R.C. Pitcher, 2nd Team All Lake County Gene Lefelhoc All G.R.C. Pitcher, Honorable Mention All Lake County Merle Walker All G.R.C., All Lake County Catcher, Batting Avg. 530, RBI 22 Jim Castillo AH G.R.C., Special Mention Lake County Short Stop, MVP Steve Gortz Most Improved, Honorable Mention All G.R.C. Will Brahler Honorable Mention All G.R.C. 1. All G R C. Pitcher: Terry Nelson 3. Terry Nelson on the mound. 4. Coach Ryan. 5 Merle catching 6 Bob and Jim ready on detense Baseba m 1. Mark, Merle. Jim and Gene discuss the outlook on the game. 2. Jim Castillo M.V.P. 3. Steve Gortz 4 Will Br abler 5 Rick Schultz 6. Merle Walker Comments Place In GRC-2nd GRC Record-8-2 Overall Record-11-10 Individual Awards The Varsity team got alot of experience and made tremendous improvements this season. Our pitching consistency was much improved over the year. The team was more agressive with the bat and hit the fast pitch better this season. Our strengths included our ability to bunt and our quickness in running the bases. Our only weakness was our inability to make the big play on defense when it had to be done consistently. Next year we will have the experience needed to be successful, but most work on the improvement on the pitching staff. We must also be able to make the necessary changes from fast-pitch to slow-pitch, which will take hard work and preparation on our part. Brenda Tenney-1984 Softball MVP, All GRC first baseman, Most RBI's First Team News Herald. Sissy Edison-Co-MVP GRC, Highest Batting Average, Most RBI's, Sec- Game Scores ond Team News Herald. Georgina Burdette-All GRC Outfielder, Most RBI's, First Team News Herald. Renee Tracy-Second Team Infielder GRC, Most Improved Player. Robin Tracy-Second Team Outfielder GRC, Best Defensive Player. Cheryl Stanziale-AII Conference Designated Hitter. Debbie Bowser-GRC Special Mention, Most RBI’s. Laura Phelps-All GRC Pitcher Becky Tharp, Shellie Meister and Missy Williams all received Honorable Mention in the GRC. Perry 3 SI. John 5 Perry 12 Pairport 3 Perry 13 Ashtabula City 10 Perry 12 Madison 16 Perry 8 Conneaut 11 Perry 14 Jefferson 3 Perry 11 St. John 16 Perry 4 Badger Ij (Sectional) Perry 26 Ashtabula City 14 Perry 17 P.V. 4 Perry 12 Riverside 6 Perry 16 Ledgmont 8 Perry 4 Harvey 14 Perry 11 Jefferson 0 Perry 11 Harvey 19 Perry 15 P.V. 5 Perry 0 Geneva 4 Perry 4 G.V 10 Perry 10 Ledgemont 1 Perry 7 Pairport 9 Perry 11 G.V. 8 The 1984 Softball Team 1st row I. to r - Lynelle Bliss. Robin Tracy. Shelley Meisier, Renee Tracy. Judy Walker. Debra Bowser. Josie Bracken. Tammy Leis 2ns row■ Belinda Cantrell, Stacy Evans. Becky Tharp, Sissy Edison. Laura Phelps. Missy Williams, Tina Moses. Karen Hobbins 3rd row• Coach Monas, Donna Andrew, Barb Moore, Georgina Burdette, Dawn Matviak. Cheryl Stanziale, Brenda Tenney. Janet Griffiths, Coach Rinyo Boy's Track Team Place In GRC: 1st. GRC Record: 4-0 Overall Record: 8-1 Team Accomplishments: Jerry Judd: 6th in the state-400 meter dash. 7th in the 1600 relay. Winner of the Coaches’ Integrity and Character Award. News Herald Runner of the Week. Mike Grant: Conference Champion 400 meter relay team. 7th place state 1600 relay team. Winner of the Coaches’ Integrity and Character Award. Bill Meredith: Conference Champion in the shot and discus, and the 400 meter relay team. 2nd in the STATE in the discus and 4th in the shot, holder of the all-time best throw in Lake County in the discus of 175’4 . Most Valuable Field Event Person. News Herald Runner of the Week. Joe Medlen: Conference Champion in the 3200 meter run. Most Valuable Distance Runner. Doug Nagy: State 1600 relay team alternate. Rich Romano: Conference Champion 400 meter relay team, member of the 7th place state finishing 1600 meter relay team 9 new team records! 1st Perry Relays Conference Champions 4th in the District 5th in the Region 13th in the State! Individual Accomplishments: Dennis Hudson: Conference champion in the 100. 200. and 400 meter dashes Member of the 7th place state 1600 Meter relay team. Most Valuable Sprinter. Most Valuable Track Person Comments: This was Perry 's best year ever for boys track! The team was 81 in dual meets, first in the Perry Relays with 92 points (the highest team total in the 25 year history of the relays), first in the G.R.C. by 24 points. 5th out of 64 teams in the region, and 13th in the whole state at the state track meet. The team took 7 firsts in the G.R.C. league meet and set four new league records. Records were broken many times in 9 different events: Shot Put. Discus. 400 Relay. 800 Relay. 1600 Relay. 3200 Relay. 6400 Relay. Distance Medley Relay, and the 3200 meter run. Many of these records rank in the top of the all time best in Lake County and will stand for many years to come. The team qualified 6 boys in 4 events for the state meet. 1. Mike and Bill meet in the strangest places. 2. Jeff hurdles towards victory at Pymatunmg Valley. 3. High School trophy case displays artifacts of a great track season. Row 1 left to right Jeff Kenyon Jim Pauley. Rich Romano. Ray Kenney. John Chandler. Jack Petit Row 2: Jeff Judd. Don Stampahar. Joe Medlen. Doug Nagy. Jim Judd. Rick Swogger. Brian Griffiths. Alan Klotzhach. Brian Dickey Row 3: Andrew Sams. Dennis Hudson. Bill Meredith. Jerry Judd. Larry Lokken. Mike Grant. Craig Homer,ck. Bob Hahn. Coach Gary Stevenson. Not pictured: Mike Beyer. Duke Cerjan. Jeff Grant. Bill Hahn. Tom McConnell Girls Track Team GRC Record 4-0 Overall Record 5-0 Place In GRC = 1st Team Accomplishments Comments Very satisfying season. The girls responded to the challenge of their first ever league meet. Eight team records were broken and one tied during the season. The girls are learning to work. The work will continue to pay dividends. The fact that they had four regional qualifiers and one state qualifier shows that work= results! Next Years Goals GRC Champions; Undfeated in dual meets. Individual Awards Stephanie Soppit the Michelle Orvis, MVP Award, Top Hurdler and a state qualifier. Tracy Nichols Co-Michelle Orvis, Top Sprinter. Barbara Moore Top field person. Michelle Webb Top distance performer. We would like to be competitive in the ESC. It is a strong girls track league. There are several powerful teams and we would like 2 to be one of them. We would tike to get more individuals to Columbus next year. Overal Record: 15-2 Team Accomplisments: LCC Champions, The best record ever. Individual Accomplishments MVP Dave Trubisky Hustle Award Robert Reid Most Improved Scott Heil Comments: The best season ever tor Perry Tennis included Lake County Classic Championship win over arch rivals Madison, Riverside, Kirtland. Dave Trubisky qualified for Districts out of one of the toughest Sectionals in Ohio. 1. Chris and his awesome backhand. 2. Senior Dave Trubisky. 3. Scott is waiting for the ball again. 4. Over there a little morel 5. No one said I was perfect. 6. Do I have to hit this ball? 7. Do we have to play together? 8. That 's the second time I hit that ball! 9. Over there! 10. There it is! 11. Do I stay back or rush the net? Tenms 78 198384 Cheerleading Squad 1st row I. to r. Sue Athens. Michelle Slapmcher. Cathy Olhava. Mary McPeek. Sherri Evans. Michelle Varsey 2nd row■ Laura Kozsey. Sherri Bolton. Amy Snyder. Kim Clark, Jammy Gillespie. Stephanie Soppitt Comments: This summer the cheerleaders again attended Baldwin Wallace Cheerleading Camp. Girls from all over Ohio attended this camp. At camp the girls received a spirit stick. They received this for being the most spirited cheerleading squad in the camp. They also received five blue ribbons and two red ribbons throughout the week. On returning to school the cheerleaders continued to practice for the Madison game. They also continued to show their spirit throughout the year They held a spirit week with: Hat Glasses day. Western day. Clash day. Punk Rock day. and Sports day. They also held two pep rallies with pie throwing contests and class races. This year Sherri Evans again won the JoAnn Memorial Award for being the best cheerleader. This is the first time anyone has won it twice. Next year the girls hope to attend the camp again. They hope to retain their spirit stick, and receive ten blue ribbons. FALL SPORTS BANQUET and Dave Trubtsky Co MVP Football Awards 4 Joe Medlm Boys Cross Country M V.P. ?3 junn . V '81 JUT- 5. Michelle Webb Girls Cross Country M.V.P. WINTER SPORTS BANQUET 1. Mr. Cassella gets his long overdue recognition. 2. State qualifier, Joe Torzak, receives Wrestling M.V.P. 3. Dave Trubisky accepts the Basketball M.V.P. award. 4. The Winter Sports' M.V.P. (Clockwise from bottom right) Sherri Evans ■ Cheerleading-, Brenda Tenney, Joe Torzak, and Dave Trubisky. 5. Brenda Tenney is awarded the Girl's Basketball M. VP. SPRING SPORTS BANQUET 1. The Or vis Family at the presentation of the Girls Most Valuable Track award in memory of their daughter. Shelly 2. Girls Track VMP co-recipients Tracy Nichols and Stephanie Sop-pitt 3. Most Valuable Baseball Player Jim Costillo. 4 Most Valuable Softball Player Brenda Tenney. 5. Boys Track MVP Dennis Hudson. 6. Tennis Team MVP Dave Trubisky. 7. Special Scholar Athletic award honored to Senior Shelly Fulmer. 8 Senior Dave Trubisky honored with the Scholar Athletic award presented by the Army Reserve Perry Goes To State New School Track Records 1984! Shot Put Barbara Moore 29 Wi Discus Barbara Moore 9 7'9 Long Jump Tracy Nichols 16'lVa” 3200 M Run Sandra Scrimshaw 12:30 300 M Hurdles Stephanie Soppit 476 400 M Relay Kim Crofoot. Tracy Nichols. Jana Spears. Stephanie Soppit 54.8 1600 M Relay Kim Crofoot. Tracy Nichols. Dawn Langlois. Stephanie Soppit 4:22.5 3200 M Relay Sandra Scrimshaw. Barb Vidmar. Anne Walter. Michelle Webb 10:41.1 r.. Shot Put Bill Meredith 54'9 Discus Bill Meredith 175 '4 3200 M Run Joe Medlen 9:43 400 M Relay Bill Meredith. Jerry Judd. Mike Grant. Dennis Hudson 44.3 800 M. Relay Rich Romano. Jerry Judd. Mike Grant. Dennis Hudson 1:33.6 1600 M Relay Mike Grant. Rich Romano. Jerry Judd. Dennis Hudson 3:23.5 3200 M Relay Mike Beyer. Bill Hahn. Bob Hahn. Joe Medlen 8:31.3 6400 M Relay Mike Beyer. Bill Hahn. Brian Griffiths. Joe Medlen 19:22 Distance Medley Brian Griffiths. Todd Kelley. Mike Beyer. Joe Medlen 11:13 85 Activities 86 W.P.H.S. Channel 16 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 1. Hey, who’s taking the pictures here. 2. Rick McElroy and Mike Collins get ready WPHS 88 Future Homemakers Of America What’s cookin’? Future Homemakers of America are. This year’s group, advised by Miss Kotm, did both school and community service projects. Some of the projects accomplished this year include the following: donated money for handicapped children: helped with the FT A fashion show; helped organize different school functions such as Prom and Homecoming; and made cookies tor dances and parties. FHA - Top Row (I. to r.) Wendy Hetrick Jeanette Sturgill, Anissa Shaw, Jana Spears, April McElroy, Sara Chandler, Ann Adams, Kathryn Klann, Deana Allen, Tammy Nelson. Second RowJulie Lawson, Gena Young, Tracy Kussin, Jim Rose, Stephanie Sturgill, Kelli McGlaughlin, Valerie Boyce, Karen Kaltenbach, Dawn Pierson. Third RowGinny Tharp, Mario Nocida, Mary Marinucci, Arlene Taylor, Dan Misch, Sherrie Giffin, Sandy Poscics, Lesley Lutz, Marla Nocida. Bottom Row-Miss Kolm, Tammy Whited, Lori Caine, Becky Tharp, Melanie Moses, Paula Brill, Leanna Sansalone, Lani Fowler. Audio Visual Club The audio visual dub, led by advisor Mr. Walters, has the responsibility of taking slide projectors, tape recorders, filmstrip projectors and other A. V. equipment to teachers that request it. This year, five people took this task and did it well. They are: Ronnie Vicini, Brian Vicini, Tim Morse, Tina Oliver, and Randy Kuklinski. The A. V. dub also served as hosts of MTV studyhall hour. This was the time, usually studyhalls, when select studyhall students could sneak into the A. V. room and watch MTV. Another task done by the club is the upkeep of the equipment. Besides the work and MTV, the best benefit of being in the dub is getting out of class. And this is what A. V. dub members do best. JUNIOR JANITORS The Junior Janitors spend their spare time doing odd Jobs around the school like sweeping the halls, washing windows, and shoveling the sidewalks. 1. Ricky really piles it on. 2. Pictured, left to right: Shawn Vo ack, Missy Getch, Mary Mannucci, Mike Collins, Ricky McCIroy, Tammy Whited, Senior Janitor Mr Seese. Bonnie Wagner. The 1983-84 Office Aides-lst row I. to r.- Chris Albright, Joyce Bevins, Dam Katona, Tracy Karolyi, Robin Tracy, Cheryl Pfeiter, Mario Nocida, Zlata Milosevic 2nd row- Gabriel Cadiou, Sissy Edison, Kim Crofoot, Brenda Tenney, Stephanie Sturgill, Georgina Burdette, Teresa Hudson Girls' State The 1984 Girls' State Candidates: Kim Crofoot, Lisa Schweickart, Denise Mulkey, and Sissy Edison. Girls' State 94 Boys' State Boys’ State The 1984 Boys'State Candidates■ I. to r.- Randy Kukimski, William Brahler, advisor Mr. Locke, Dan Mott, Don Gregory, and Tim Warneka The 1984 Boys'State nominations and selections were done by the faculty. Boys’ State was held at Bowling Green State University during June. It is quite an honor to attend three conferences which include active participation in governmental operations. Students set up governing bodies for towns, villages, counties, and state offices. We are all proud of the selections made. The students should be well prepared to share their experiences during their senior year government classes. 1. The boys' state candidates hard at work. AUBURN CAREER CENTER This year there are 33 Seniors and 21 Juniors involved in programs at Auburn Career Center. Auburn is a school where students can go to learn a trade and also get hands-onexpenence. The students are involved in the following courses at Auburn Career Center: Auto Body ■ Steve Sezawich, junior. They work on the outside condition of an automobile in this course. Auto Mechanics Mike Dzurism and Dan Petrowski, seniors, and Dan Cell, junior, are involved in the course which teaches you about the maintain-ence of the engine of the auto. Building Maintainence ■ John Winters, senior, and Scott Seese, junior. This course has the offerings of hand on construction and upkeep experience. Cosmetology Deanna Bolton and Debbie Reimer, seniors. This course gives girls the experience that they need to get a job in the world of beauty. Data Processing - Teresa Myers and Wendy Swaney, Juniors, and Shiela Sinn. This course offers the training in entry level processing. Diversified Health Occupations - This year two seniors. Sharon Lampman and Kasey Richards, and one junior, Jeanne Hudson, are involved in DHO. Electicity Electronics Senior, Donna Mickewich, and juniors, Scott Brown, Dale Compton. Eric Leonard, and Dean West, are taking the course of E E this year which helps you work with and get to know electricity. High Skill Steno Diane Baker, a senior, and Cynthia Egleston, a junior, are involved in this course which teaches the students how to take down letters in shorthand and familiarizes them with a typewriter. Machine Trades Alex Bramer and Brian evans (juniors) and David Boggs, Dwayne Hudson, Bill McCall ion, Carl Lett, and Sam Riggie (seniors) are taking this course to learn trades on different machines. Offset Printing One senior, Betsy Marvin, and two juniors, Mar ion Gehrmg and Chris Savage, are involved in this course. Occupational Work Experience Seniors involved in this course are, Mary Jo Cleversy; Kathy Keener, Dan Menco, Rodney Rackly, Steve Sexton Rob Sudbrook, Chns Swan, Tracy Tucker. Juniors involved are. Joe Pazicm Scott Simmons, Ron Stiverson. Welding ■ Setors Dave Kussm, and Charles Sezawich. Junior William Miller, are involved in the course that will offer them quality experience in the career held of welding. Distributive Education - Seniors Dennis Hudson, Kim McCloskey, Mark Pannet and Denise Piunno. This course offers students the hands on experience needed in todays working world. Diversified Cooperative Training One senior, Nicholas Condor is in this course that like D.E gives students excellent needed experience. Food Services - One Junior, Ron Snyder, is involved in this class The Yearbook Staff The 198384 Treasure Chest Staff (I to r): First row, Cathy Olhava, Lisa Schweick-art, Sara Smiddle, Dawn Langlois, Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Chew, Gretchen VanHaitsma, Jeanette Hillard. Karen Bramard. Second row, Gina Young, Rick McElroy, Sandy Rought, Mario Nocida, Zlata Milosevic, Maria Grabowski, Jill (Gert) Gaertner. Third row, Julie Roberts, Rick Fabis. Andrew Sams, Kyle Raleigh, Jack Krivanek. and Jim Szoka. The 300 copies of the 19831984 Treasure Chest cost a total of S9,000. Since each book sold for only $15, the remaining $4,500 was raised by the yearbook staff through fund raisers and advertisements. Pictures had to be taken, facts researched, copy written, and layouts finished during the staff's free hours. Over 30 members spent many hours on the book. Advisors, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Chew, especially appreciate the extra work put in during the summer by Bill Hahn, Bob Hahn, Fred Smith, Rick Fabis, Editor - Maria Grabowski, Dawn Langlois, Lisa Schweickart, Barb Orosz, and Michelle Slapnicker. 1. Our advisors, Ur. Chew and Ur. Stevenson. 2. Uichelle Slpamcker is one of the many workers. 3. Am I doing this right 4 You did what Uichelle? 5. Now were is that mistake I made. 6 Dawn framing her friends! 7. Now what's going on back there’8. Hey. Ur. Stevenson. HELP! 9 NOT PICTURED OUR HARD WORKING EDITOR UARIA GRABOWSKI Under the direction of advisor Bob Wilson, the newspaper staff reported the year as it happened in the school newpaper, “The Periscope . This year's editor, Randy Kuklinski, was able to utilize the computer to speed the set up and printing of the paper for the first time. Even with the computer, many staff members gave up much of their time and energy to get the news out to the student body. Periscope members, first row, left to right: Aim Walters, Editor Randy Kuklinski. Karen Hobbms, Brian Griffiths: Second row: Mike Grant, Dan Mott. Veronica Myers, Tracy Nichols: Third row: Tim Warneka, Jon Densmore, Karry Lynch. 2 Have you seen the last periscope’ 3. Randy is giving one of his lectures again! 4 And here is what we’re going to do. 103 ■■■ National Honor Society New members inducted into the National Honor Society are evaluated by a group of the faculty on the four principles of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. All candidates must be a junior or a senior and main- NATIONAL (_ HONOR SOCIETY A Lt £ umuno Cnncrv tain a G.P.A. of 3.0 or better. N.H.S. members’ activities this year were conducting the tutorial program, writing congratulatory notes for honor and merit rolls and selling programs at football and basketball games. NHS 104 New members- first row, to r: Don Gregory, Kim Crofoot, Mike Grant. Charnse Wolf, Wil Brahler, Bob Hahn, Jason Ernst, Dave Bidlack. Second row: Dan Mott, Tim Warneka. Bill Hahn. Jon Densmore, Randy Klukinski, Cheryl Stanziale, Cathy Olhava. and Damn McFaddm. New and old members■ first row, to r: Georgina Burdette, Michelle Varsey, Mary McPeek, Joan Brannon, Nancy Watson, Maria Grabowski, Dave Trubisky, Jill Gaertner, Shelley Fulmer, Brenda Tenney. Second row; Don Gregory, Kim Crofoot, Mike Grant. Jon Densmore, Wil Brahler, Bob Hahn, Jason Ernst, Dave Bidlack, Darrin Mcfaddm. Third row: Dan Mott, Tim Warneka, Bill Hahn, Charise Wolf, Randy Kluklinski, Cheryl Stanziale and Cathy Olhava. NHS 105 Key Club The Hey Club this year has had a very active list of services. The first activity was preparing the bonfire before the Homecoming game. Other activities included: soliciting funds for the Thanksgiving Basket project which provided meals for two needy families. Other projects are the Santa and the Elves project; the Christmas Dance and the Rock n Roll Jamboree. The Hey Club has done very much for our school and community. 1. The Hey Club Officers for 1983-84. Him Crofoot, President and Sissy Edision, Treasurer 2. Santa and the elves day at Manchester The 1983-84 Key Club 1st row . to r. Mark Toth, Chris Sency. Julie Roberts, Jodie Richards, Deddie Schonfield, Gabriel Cadiou, Chris Albright. Wendy Hetnck, Kim Conrad, Linda Sullivan, Sissy Edison, Kim Crofoot, Mr. Cassella 2nd row■ Scott Heil, Bill Hahn, Lori Ratchko, Marla Nocida, Mario Nocida, Sheila Breedlove, Lisa Chandler. Rhonda Hafla, Leane Lucas. Shelhe Meister, Robin Tracy, Brian Griffiths, 3rd row- Bob Rudloph, Steve Ulmann, Bob Hahn. Fred Smith. Lelam Nagy. Kim Clark, Valerie Norris, Chris Jameson. Tina Moses. Kelly King, Tina Oliver. Renee Tracy. Amy Synder, Lisa Edmonds 4th row- Lutnca Schultz, Bonnie Hill, Margerie Merc. Sandy Rought. Cheryl Stanziale. Kelly Wymer. Tiffany Mosher, John Platko, Rick Swogger. JillStetler. Tracy Nichols. Veronica Myers, Becky Tharp. Phil Haskell 5th row- Lynn Semunuck, Angie Hurtt, Cheryl Pfeiler. Mane Grabowski. Jill Gaertner. Dave Trutusky. Jay Schultze, Josie Bracken. Suzie Snyder 6th row- Dan Mott, Tim Warneka. Tracy Kussw, Julie Lawson. Jim Szoka. Jack Krivantick. Kyle Raleigh, Tina Bowzer, Sherrie Bolten, Tony Costello, Jim Schevder Foriegn Exchange Students 1. Foreign exchange student Sherine Morsi About Abas from Egypt 2. Foreign exchange student Sergio Nunez from Chile with Sherine with her American friend Cindy Moyer. on graduation day. Foreign Exchange Students 107 SPANISH CLUB This year the Spanish Club has had my good leadership with advisor Miss Hurley, President Kelly Cox, Vice-President Dawn Matviyak, Secretary Kim Crofoot, and Treasurer Sissy Edison. They have accomplished several things and have plans for more. They have sold Current stationary as a fund raiser and have enjoyed a trip to Randall Park Mali They also have plans for a group dinner at a Mexican or Spanish restraunt. 1. President Kelly Cox 2. Foreign exchange student Sergio 3. Spanish Club Othcers X Spanish Club Meeting 5. The 188384 Spanish Club 1st row I. to r.- Miss Hurley. Wendy Coon. Denise Huggins. Tina Oliver. Mary McPeeh. Kris Marrapodi. Cheryl Pteiler, lilt Gaertner. Maria Gra bowski, Kelly Cox, Dawn Matviyak. Shellie Moses. Bill Dutty 2nd row Bill Hahn. Canu Searles. Rosie Speers. Veronica Myers. Tracy Karolyi. Sissy Edison. Kim Crotoot. Kim Clark. Valerie Horns. T ttany Ornealas 3rd row 2lata Milosevic. Tina Moses. Kelly King. Lisa Schweichart, Dawn Lang tors. Michelle Diar, Dan Mott. Tim Warneka. Randy Kuklmski. and Matt Fretting French Club 1. French Club Officers: Ann Walters, Jason Ernst, and Rhonda Knapp. 2. Advisor Helen Madrigal relaxes after an intense dub meeting. 3. Club members discuss future plans. 4. Ann and Jason meet to discuss the economics of France. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council advised by Mr. Kobus had a very successful year. They put on more dances this year than any other year. The money they made from the dances bought the school a new sterio system. They had many other fund raisers, along with many other tasks, they are the leaders of P.H.S. 1. DECISIONS! DECISIONS! 2. Student Council Advisor Mr. Kobus 3. Jim Kertcher, Jason Ernst, Joe Grace, Sheila Breedlove, Gretchen VanHaitsma, Jill Gaertner, Shelley Fulmer Tammy Woidtke, Ted Sferra, Cathy Olhava, Michelle Diaz, Laura Phelps, Debra Bowser. Missy Williams, Rosie Speers, Jeff Grant. Mark Cicero Advisor Mr. Kobus. Sharon Grabowski, Jefl Judd. Michelle Arcaro, Kim Crofoot, Laura Kozsey, Stacy Evans, Renee Slapmcker. Donna Andrew 2 Profiles: Outlining The Future Profiles'job is to improve human relationships by performing skits of everyday situations. Members of the audience share their feelings, observations, and suggestions in relationship to the situations. The types of skits include family problems, peer pressures, problems with drugs and alcohol. 1. Members of Profiles, left to right starting with Jim Kertcher, Dave Trubisky. Sherri ivans, Advisor Mrs. Hoffman, Lisa Schweickart, and John Platko. 2. Lisa Edmonds. Jim Kertcher, Jill Stetler. Sarah Smiddle. and Kevin Goundrey. Profiles 111 MARCHING BAND The Marching Band has expanded from 80+ members last year to just over 100 members this year. They held band camp at Camp Whitewood in Winsor, Ohio during August where they learned their first and part of their second halftime shows. They also learned their pre game show which consisted of the Fight Song and the National Anthem. They began their season at the Madison-Perry football game and also performed at many places such as Cedar Point, the Mardi Gras parade, and at the Grape Jamboree in Geneva. They later hope to go on to bigger and more known places. 1. Presenting the 198384 Perry High School Pride ot Pirates Marching Band on parade! 2. Our Pirate mascot, k ey 3. Dale and let! 4. Josie: Could I have one ol those flags I'm freezing! 5. We just rolled over the other band! 6. Homecoming 1983 7. This is tust sooooo exciting!! Band Candids I The fruits of the crop! 4 Band Officers: Jon Densmore, Craig Homenck, Dan 2. Pass it on down! Mott, Mike Grant, Pat Warneka, Joan Brannan, Cindy 3. The Perry High School 19831984 Marching Band Wolf, Jodi Richards, Matt Freihng. t I 1 Concert Band Pictures Compliments Of Donald Densmore Marching Band Fall Concert Pictures Compliments Of Jon Densmore Band 117 On October 18, the tension in the music dept, mounted. Would this night go off as planned? At 5:15 a giant greyhound bus pulled into Perry High school. Two years of hope, dreams and planning went into making tonight a dream come true! The hope had finally turned into reality! Maynard Ferguson was playing a concert at Perry High! After unloading the bus, Maynard and his band were treated to a smorgasbord dinner in the band room. At 7:00 Maynard and his band went to rehersal on the stage. Some of the Perry band members were privileged to help Maynard and his band set up. At 7:45 the doors were opened and the crowd of excited Maynard fans rushed in. At 8:00 the concert began and for two and a half hours Maynard played very entertaining jazz music. The highlight of the concert was when at the next to last number Maynard asked Jeff Kwasniewski to play a medley with him and his band on the stage! Finally the concert ended. The spectators left. A handful of students and parents along with Maynard and his band helped to dean up the gym and get them on their way. Finally, around 11:00 the bus pulled out leaving an exhausted but very satisfied group of people. MAYNARD FERGUSON STORMS PERRY 1. Mr Maynard Ferguson 2. Jeff Kwasniewski was asked to be a guest of Maynard and his band. 3. What a way to earn a living ' 4. Men at Work 5. “I would like you to meet my new friend Mr. Kochan. Buccaneers This year the Buccaneers were under the direction of Mr. Shue. The Buccaneers is a specialized choral group with only the best singers in the school being in the group. To get in the group one must try out. This year the Buccaneers this year song Carols at the nursing homes, held three concerts, and attended a solo ensemble contest and received a 1, which is the highest rating obtainable. The 1984-84 Buccaneers 1st row . to r.- Chris Albright, Kim Conrad, Paula Ray, Don Gregory, left Grant, Mike Grant, Joe Haydu, Ted Mckown, Charisse Wolf, Chris Jameson, Cami Searles 2nd row• Nickie Square, Donna Andrews, Dave Bidlack. Jon Potts, Brian Griffiths, Jackie Ware, Emily Christian, Wendy Hetrick, Josie Bracken Buccaneers 121 CHOIR This year the Choir, commonalty refered to as the Fantastic Forty-One , was directed by a new director, Mr. Shue. The Choir did some new things this year under Mr. Shue's direction including: They sung at the Terminal Tower in Cleveland over Christmas, and they attended district contest. They also held three concerts at the high school. The Choir had a sucessfulyear this year and were much improved over last year. Ctu r r 122 1 The 198384 Choir 1st row- . to r. ■ Kelli McLaughlin, Tina Oliver, Lutrica Schultz, Kim Lambo, Mark) Noctda, Cami Searles, Charisse Wolf, Wendy Hetrick, Margorte Merchant, Barb Harvey. Mary Mcpeek 2nd row- Angie Haak, Sandy rought, Kim Conrad. Chris Albright, Dale Homerick. Mike Grant, Joe Haydu, Don Gregory, Ted McCowen, Teresa Hudson, Cindy Wolf, Sheila Breedlove 3rd row• Sonya Morrow, Donna Andrew, Lam Fowler, Jon Potts, Joe Grace, Jason Earnst, Jeff Kenyon, John Lazarchic. Dave Bidlack, Robert Posies, Emily Christenson, Josie Bracken, Nickie Square Pictures compliments of Donald Densmore Junior Senior Play THORNTON WILDER’S “OUR TOWN” FEBRUARY 3rd, 4th, 5th PERRY MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Stage Manager, Mike Grant. Dr Gibbs. Will Stabler, he Crowell, Nick Condor, Howie Newsome, Jon Potts. Mrs. Gibbs, Nickie Square, Mrs Webb. Jackie Ware, George Gibbs, Jed McHown, Rebecca Gibbs, Leilam Nagy. Wilma Webb. Chansse Wolf, Emily Webb. Denise Mulkey, Professor Willard, hn Densmore. Mr. Webb. Jason Ernst Women in Audience, han Brannon. Kim Crofoot, Kerry Lynch Simon Stimson, Dave Bid lack, Mrs Soames, Emily Christian, Constable War ten, Dan Mott, Si Crowell, Nick Condor, Sam Craig. Nick Condor, Joe Stoddard, hn Potts Townspeople, Cris AI bright, Mike Babcock, Ja nice Brock way, Jon Denso more. Chns Jameson, Cami Searles IT- 1. Hers my phone number 2. Charisse gets ready to dazzle the audience 3. Denise ... a bnde????? 4 Mike Grant the stage manager 5. It doesn ’t look like home 6. Looks like a thrilling conversation 1. The director Mrs. Sigworth 8. And wait til you hear this!!! 9. The Gibbs and Webbs 10. Jason, I told you and I told you not to put crayons in your nose • ' Art Club 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. 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 show. It was enjoyed by the entire community. In the spring Art Club members attended a scholastic art show at Lakeland in which several art students received awards for their work. These winners included: Kris Maripodi, Tiffany Mosher, John Platko, Ken Chandler, Steve Leopold, and Kim Smith. Art Club Members (bottom row) I. to r. Mrs. Fickenscher. Joan Brannan. Nancy Watson. Renee Tracy. Rim McCloskey. Steve Shelter. Kris Maripodi. Ted Sierra (middle row)- Tina Moses Alisa Chandler, Darlene Beyer, till Stetler. Sandy Scrimshaw. Michelle Varsey. Gabrielle Cadtou. Amy Snyder. Angie Hurtt (top row) Denise Huggins Wendy Coon Jill Gaertner Lynn Semenuk. Karen Bramard. Ken Chandler Juniors 1. Prom Committee hard at work! 2. A Perry High School Vo-ed Student! 3. Junior Class Officers: President Cathy Olhava. VP Jeff Judd, Secretary Kim Crofoot, Treasurer Michele Arcaro, Student Council Representatives Michelle Diaz and Ted Sferra. 4. Love Birds: Merle and Cathy! 5. Junior-Senior Play Lead Actress Denise Mulkey! 6. Todd Kmetz and Mr. Lomasney! 7 Scott Heil and Mr. Rinyo! 8. Typical Jumors-Hard at work or Hardly working? Not Pictured Alex Bramer Scott Brown Dan Cell Todd Kmetz Brian Leith Mark Lett Dan Menko Joe Pazicim Connie Powell Tammy Rogers Steve Sezawich Scott Simmons Sheila Sinn Butch Stiveson Bonnie Wagner Tim Warneka Juniors 133 Kim Clark Dale Compton Chris Coss Kim Crofoot Dean Davis Michelle Dtai Sissy Edison Cindy Egleston Brian E vans Ken Eabis Lam Fowler Matt Freilmg Marion Gehrmg Richard Gentry Chris Gibas Don Gregory Angie Haak Bob Hahn Bill Hahn Lama Hannmen Scott Heil Bonnie Hill Jeanne Hudson Angie Hurtt Chris Jameson Bob Jesenovec Don Jesson Brenda Johnson Jeff Judd Denise Kaye Robin Kerestman Archie Kimbrew Kelly King Paul Klco Terry Kolb Randy Kuklmski Jumors 134 Jeff Kwasniewski Kim Lam bo Dawn Langlois Eric Leonard Leanne Lucas Dwame McCuistion Tom McGonnell Kelly McLaughlin Joe Medlen Mike Menmuir Bill Meredith Teresa Merrill Bill Miller Zlata Milosevic Tina Moses Tiffany Mosher Dan Mott Denise Mulkey Teresa Myers Lei lam Nagy Tammy Nelson Shayne Nichols Marla Nooda Mario Nooda Valerie Norris Cathy Olhava Randy Olson Tiffany Ornelas Shawn Pajk Jon Potts Nadine Prentice Kyle Raleigh Darla Reed Sandy Rought Ken Rowan Nick Sansalone Jumors 135 Andy Sarvis Chris Savage Rick Schultz Lisa Schweickart Sandy Scrimshaw Cami Searles Scott Seese Lynn Semenuk Ted Sierra Steve Shetler Tncia Shultz Sara Smiddle Fred Smith Ron Snyder Nickie Square Bubba Stampahar Cheryl Stanziale Jeanette Sturgill Wendy Swaney Arlene Taylor Becky Tharp Gmny Tharp Tammy Thomas Joe Torzok Renee Tracy Steve Ulmann Terry Vibbert Joe Walden Merle Walker Jackie Ware Dean West Tammy Whited Mike Whickham Charisse Wolf Kelly Wymer Joe Zampmi Jumors 136 The Sophomore Class Denise Athens Not Pictured Jefl Balash Peggy Calkins Joyce Bevins Troy McDowell Van Patterson Stephanie Sturgill Rich Adorns Craig Ann Keith Bewley Darlene Beyer Sherri Bolton Debbie Bowser Tina Bowser Linda Brannan Craig Breedlove Lisa Bryant Alan Burkholder Gab Cadiou Lisa Campbell Sandy Cassell Sophomores 137 Jeff Cassella Duke Cerjan Ken Chandler Mark Cicero Joe Clark Kristy Collins Wade Conner Kim Conrad Tammy Coon Lisa Courtwright Liz Debiase Brian Dickey Mario DiDomemco Bill Dull Dennis Edmiston Jarod Ernst Jenny Fulmer Missy Getch Steve Gortz Kevin Go undrey Joe Grace Eric Gramberg Jetl Grant Brian Griffiths Kelly Hamon Matt Harbert Barb Harvey Cary Hendy Wendy Hetrick Joanne Hilliard Dale Homerick Joe Horvath Teresa Hudson Loretta Hutson Pat Joles Wendy Jones Sophomores 138 Jim Judd Tracy Karolyi Dawn Katona Dave Kepes Diane Kepes Don Klosterman Alan KloUbach Ed Krug Tracy Kussm Debbie Lake Gary Langlois Brian La Rue Julie Lawson Gene Lefelhoc Rachel Leonard Sonya LeRoy Todd Logan Lesley Lutz Robert Mansfield Jim Mar mo Mary Mannucci Bob Matthews Richard McElroy Shelley Master Margie Merchant Craig Mills Mellome Moses Bill Mott Cindy Moyer Kay Mullins Veronica Myers Doug Nagy Rosey New Todd Pajk Charles Petrowski Dawn Pierson 139 Sophomores Jack Pettit Laura Phelps John Platko Sandy Poesies Lori Ratchko Paula Ray Chris Reho Robert Reid Jodi Richards Julie Roberts Leanna Sansalone Harry Schiemann Debbie Schoenfield Chris Sency Michelle Slapmcker Robert Sloban Todd Smith Amy Snyder Elmer Snyder Stephanie Soppitt Rosie Speers Steve Sugg Linda Sullivan Rich Sundy Rick Swogger Tom Thompson Mark Toth Robin Tracy Anne Walter Dave Warden Pat Warneka Brian Webb Murel Wells Missy Williams Gena Young Mike linn Sophomores 140 The Freshman Class Ann Adams Deena Allen Charles Andell Julie Anderson Donna Andrew Danny Babcock Michael Bently Lynelle Bliss Tom Bohrer Stacey Bossert Valerie Boyce Josie Bracken Anne Bramard Paula Brill William Brock way Ricky Burkholder Lee Came Lome Cameron Erin Campbell Belinda Cantrell John Chandler Sarah Chandler Lisa Clemens Paul Colbeck Michael Collins Gregory Costello Doug Cowell Ellen Cox Freshmen 142 Delmar Cross Kevin Cutler Domenic Davirro Drew Davis Stacy Evans Richard Fabis Elsie Fleming Tracy Friday Micheal Gaertner Sandra Gentry Tammy Gillespie Shawn Glukank Todd Gilstrap Mary Gomer Sharon Grabowski Janet Griffiths Jeffery Hahn Ronald Hamner Caroline Hendy Grant Henson Karen Hobbms Timothy Horvath Charles Huggins Philip Jameson Brian Jesenovec Russell Johnson Robert Jones Christine Judd Karen Kaltenbach William Karolyi Philip Kaye Douglas Keener Todd Kelley Robert Kelhng Raymond Kenney Jeffrey Kenyon 143 Freshmen Lisa Kertcher Timothy Kimbrough Kathryn Klann Linda Kmetz Laura Kozsey Susan Kulhanek John Lazar chic Tammy Leis Steve Leopold Brian Liddy Brian Lightner David Lydic Joseph Mahar Laura Matviyak William McCandless Ray McCreight April McElroy Paul McFadden Todd MenMuir Timothy Morse Tammy Mullm Chip Myers Melanie Nagy Mark Nichols Tracy Nichols Barb Orosz James Pauley Amy Payton Brad Peltoma Robert Poesies Gerald Protzman William Raleigh Jennifer Reed Mark Reid Shane Reimer Matthew Rich Freshmen 144 Tony Riggie Richard Romano Clint Rose James Rose Kelly Rowe Patty Ryder Ann Salsberry Anissa Shaw Todd Shepherd Renee Slapnicker Cherie Smith Susan Snyder Jana Spears Mayo Spence Wayne Sprafka Robert Sullivan Betsy Swiger Kristine Thomas Todd Thompson Kimberly Tichinel Johnathan Tipton Scott Ulmann Brian Varsey Brian Vicini Barb Vidmar Shawn Vojack Melissa Waite Judith Walker Wayne Walker John Watson Michelle Webb Jeff Whited Peter Winter Tammie Woidtke Cynthia Wolf Cody Young 145 Preshmen Prom 1984 Once again Prom was held in the Perry High School cafeteria. The theme of Prom '84 was Paris. The evening started at 8:00 p.m. with the high energy sound of Renegade. The fun all lasted until 11:00 p.m. when the band requested all seniors to come up to the stage and bang their heads as a final remembrance of the evening. 1. Jon and Mike showing their dates the way Perry holds their prom. 2. Tina and Mike stop a moment of fun to pose for the camera. 3. Flowers for Kim? 4. Prom Court '84: left to right: Sherri Evans, Sue Aikens Cell, Jill Stetler, Gretchen Van Haitsma, Dianna Baker, and Doreen Collins. 2nd row: Dave Trubisky, Jerry Judd, Jim Kertcher, Ron Vicim, Jason Ernst, and Denny Hudson. 1. One. two. three, kick! 2. Another pair of couples enjoying themselves. 3. Michelle and Rick. 4 The dance. 5. The underclass taking Ted and Rosie's ticket. Prom 149 Senior Awards Banquet Photographs Compliments Of Don Densmore Top Ten 1. Mary McPeek 4.000 2. Michelle Fulmer 3.896 3. Joan Brannan 3.755 4. Donna Mockewich 3.741 5. Mike Grant 3.604 6. Jill Gaertner 3.597 7. Kristia Marrapodi 3.522 8. Maria Grabowski 3.500 9. Georgina Burdette 3.481 10. Michelle Varsey 3.479 via Grabowskir Sew Jason Ernst H Shelley Fufner Representatives W MV IW.’.VIUUI MtMtt Senior Awards 1. Damn McFaddmr receiving recognition in the Ohio Test of Scholastic Achievement in Senior Social Studies for placing 7th in the Region and 11th in the State. 2. Dave TrubtskyR.G. Few Award Winner. 3. The 198384 Award Winners: first row- to r: Mary McPeek, Jerry Judd, and Jon Densmore. Second row: Shelley Fulmer. Georgina Burdette, and Jill Gaertner. Third row: Dave Trubisky and Mr Geisler. 4 Mary McPeek The class valedictorian. 5. Shelley Fulmer The class salutatorian. 6. Georgina Burdette The Sportsmanship Award. 7. Jerry Judd-The Sportsmanship Award. 8. Jill Gaertner D.A.R. Citizenship Award 9. Jon Densmore-DA R Citizenship Award Senior Awards 159 1. Class Clowns: Kelley Cox, Dean Lampert 2. Most Outgoing: Jason Ernst, Shelly Fulmer 3. Most Athletic: Jerry Judd, Brenda Tenney 4. Prettiest Smiles: Jill Stetler, Jimmy Kertcher 5. Most Intelligent: Mary McPeek, Mike Grant 6. Class Flirts: Denise Huggins, Jay Schultz 7. Prettiest Eyes: Jill Stetler, Bill Gelofsack 8. Best Legs: Sue Aikens Mt Dennis Hudson 9. Leadership: Sherri Evans, Dave Trubisky 10. Prettiest Hair: Michelle Varsey. Jack Krivanek 11. Friendliest: Terry Nelson, Wendy Coon 12. Best Personality: Ronnie Vicim, Cheryl Pfeiler 13. Best Built: Gretchen Van Haitsma, Jimmy Kertcher 14. Best Dressed: Dave Trubisky, Sue Aikens Cell 15. Best All Around: Ronnie Vicim, Shelly Fulmer 16. Cutest: Ronnie Vicini, Gretchen Van Haitsma 17. Funniest Laugh: Jerry Judd, Kris Marrapodi 18. Most School Spirit: Jason Ernst, Sherri Evans 19. Rowdiest: Van Kelly, Kelley Cox 20. Most Likely to Succeed: Mike Grant, Shelly Fulmer 12 Comm. 162 Comm. 163 Tf ' '•'JSxV: ' r Advertisers 166 PATRONS Thanks To: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Baker Mr. Ralph Bauer Larry and W. Dean Brainard Congratulations! C.M. Brown and Sons Nursery Mr. and Mrs. Cassella Ellen and Daniel Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cefaratti Mr. and Mrs. Dean Christian Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox Mr. and Mrs. Joe D’Alessandro Dans Village Inn Debman Electric 9461300 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Digman Martha Dunford Miss Kathy Flynn John and Jacqueline Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Geisler Mr. and Mrs. Gelofsack Mr. and Mrs. Giannell Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hoffman David and Shirley Hudson Maureen Hurley John and Marcia Huxel Judd Inn Ms. Patricia Kaye Good Luck Seniors! George and Rosie Klco Congratulations and Good Luck Son and Class of '84 Jack and Shirley Krivanek Ruth Kylmanen Helen Madrigal Ernest and Martha McPeek Paul and Delia New Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Nagy Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Nocida Dan and Lois Orosz Franklin and Margarete Pannel Mr. and Mrs. James A. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritley and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and Brynn Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sarvis Judy and Lowell Schweickart Mr. and Mrs. George Shulze Mr. and Mrs. Doug Shaw and Family Mr. Ned Shue II Seigal Nursery Jim and Linda Seigal Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Smith Van, Jeanne, Rosie and Cheryl Speers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stetler Congratulations Class of 1983-84 Pam and Gary Stevenson Donald and Betty Tenney Mr. and Mrs. Tenney Mr. and Mrs. Denver Thomas Mrs. VanSlyke Jim J. Varsey Insurance Jim and Sharon Varsey The John Warner Family Dennis and Catherine Watson Anne and Carol Zampini BUSINESS PATRONS Ruth E. Bowser, Notary 3051 Red Oak Perry, Ohio 44081 The Cake Box 3830 N. Ridge Road Perry, Ohio 44081 Conglomerate Gift Shop 3843 N. Ridge Road Perry, Ohio 44081 Convenient Food Mart 426 Bacon Road Painesville, Ohio 44077 Flitemaster Golf Shop 5895 N. Ridge West Madison, Ohio 44057 Fultz Antioch Service 4683 N. Ridge Road Monday-Friday 7-7 Saturday 8-6 Longos 2725 Hubbard Road Madison, Ohio 44057 Pats Beverage 4635 N. Ridge Road Perry, Ohio 44081 Shear Design 95 S. St. Street Painesville, Ohio 44077 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kally 352-8495 Complete Site Preparation 259-3516 Excavating • Sewer Construction • Demolition • Land Clearing © BOSCH oisrmeuTo LAKE COUNTY 3380 North Ridge Road Specializing: Fuel Injection • Tune-Up Brakes • Shocks Exhaust Phone 259-2991 • 951-1577 Owners 0 SERVICE AND PARTS, INC Perry, Ohio 44081 Frank Vidmar Leo Vidmar gilaon floral co. A DIVISION OF GILSON GARDENS INC. OFFERING INNOVATIVE DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS IN FLOWERS PLANTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS! Local Delivery Daily 9-5:30 Sun. 12-5 Full Line Garden Center 3059 N. Ridge Rd Rt. 20 “ 259-5252 Z ticAmf.tA.tin.deJ PAJNESVH.LE SHOPPING CENTER ROUTE 20. 1533 MENTOR AVENUE. PA NESVILLE. OHIO 44077 352-3939 FREE LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP PLUS 10 FREE MOVIE RENTALS WITH ANY VIDEO RECORDER PURCHASE WE RENT VIDEO RECORDERS. CAMERAS DISC PLAYERS. MONDAY THRU SAT. 11:30 A M.• 9:00 PM. SUN. 1:00-5:00 Ads 169 Chuck's Mobil Service Full Service 4571 Route 20 Perry. Ohio 440SI 259-4000 C.E. HAKU. GO FOR IT! THE CLASS OF ’84 WE HAVE BEEN YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER SINCE KINDERGARTEN . . . THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT ROBERT PHOTOGRAPHY 352-3300 PA Congratulations Class Of 1984 LAKE TRUCK SALES AND SERVICE INC 431 Richmond St. 352-0731 ANTIOCH INN County's Finest Chili; Burgers - Ice Cold Beer Cordials LIVE ENTERTAINM Wednesday - Saturday Jack Morris - Tom Advey Proprietors 4706 NORTH RIDGE RD. Ads 170 Best Wishes Class Of 1984 LAKE COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS And LOAN ASSOCI 56 Liberty Street Painesville, Ohio 44077 MCCOY'S CANDY ICE CREAM A-Frame On Rt. 20 In Perry THE LIGHTHOUSE INN 2923 N. RIDGE ROAD PERRY. OHIO RUTH - ERNIE DEBI JESS CAREY TROPHY WORLD INC 4080 S. Ridge Rd (Rt. 84) 7274 Center St. (Rt 615) Perry, Ohio 44081 Mentor, Ohio 44060 (216)259-2100 (216)255-2193 Beer Wine ft U DAUGHTERS FLORIST GREENHOUSE Your Taste My Quality Say It All 5573 N. Ridge Road Madison, Ohio 44057 (216)428-5138 Sally P. Daughters THE BEVERAGE STATION Rosemary Lutz 3497 North Ridge Rd, Perry, Ohio 44081 Phone 259-2366 Hot Sandwiches Snacks 4721 N. Ridge Road Route 20 Perry, Ohio Class Act PERRY'S FINEST RESTAURANT LOUNGE Jack T. Tel: 259-9949 63 West Walnut Street Painesville, Ohio 44077 Phone (216)352-2681 Good Luck Class Of ’84 That Leads to Good Job Lakeland Community College • READY-MIX CONCRETE • CONCRETE BLOCKS BRICK • PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS • LIMESTONE SLAG • BANK SANO GRAVEL • SILICA. SANO GRAVEL EVERYTHING YOU HEED. • MACK TRUCK SALES • FINISHING. HAND POWER SERVICE TOOLS • MASONRY BUILDING SUPPLIES • CONCRETE STEPS • WESTERN SNOW PLOWS • SHELL OIL PRODUCTS r. w. sidley, inc. SALES OFFICES PAINESVILLE 352 9343 NEWBURY 564 2221 THOMPSON 298 3232 ASHTABULA 964 7000 CONNEAUT 593-5217 Ads 172 © Sgjsiafc CAR BARN AUTOMOTIVE 3064 Shepard Rd Perry Ohio 44081 S L MASONRY 7539 Texas Ave Mentor; Ohio 44060 Steve Larry ocp; £QAA 9 Q Jim Zampini 216-259-3319 Proprietor ljj- 3776 MR. P's % PIZZA % Complete Steel Warehouse Services STEEL PRODUCTS • Commercial Quolity • High Medium Carbon • Alloys • Golvanized • Rounds • Squares • Billets •‘Plate • Strip • Flots • Sheets • Coils 420 Bacon Road SERVICES • Coil Levelling • Shearing • Slitting • Flame Cutting • Pianographing Painesville 352-2172 259-5200 3667 SHEPARD RD PERRY TOWNSHIP (LAKE COUNTY) OHIO 44061 “Best Pizza In Town miD-UJEST rriRTERIHLS, inC. Ads 174 rcMjr� t?a0e )ti ffeto tce VISIT OUR WELL STOCKED SHOWROOM ANTENNA SERVICE PERRY RADIO - TV Call BEFORE 10 AM FOR SAME DAY SERVICE NFW LOCATION no - • to ANDREW A Hair And Grooming Salon 428-5558 5501 N. Ridge West Suite One Madison, Oh. 44057 ROUGHT’S POULTRY FARM 3240 SHEPARD RD. 259-5867 Perry’s Finest Fresh Dressed Chicken And Farm Fresh Eggs - Wholesale Retail Best Wishes Seniors MADISON SPORTING GOODS 1945 Hubbard Road Madison, Oh 44057 Bob Hayden Jeff Ames Owner (216)428-6448 Owner Ed PiKgOS We Service Sell VW’s 9647 Mentor Ave • Mentor, Oh 44060 357-7533 Lake County 942-3191 Cuyahoga County Congratulations Graduating Seniors From The PERRY BAND BOOSTERS WESTERN RESERVE TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 6455 N. Ridge P.O. 232 Madison, OH 44057 428-7188 Your Complete Family Discount Department Store BIG lflfHEEL we re big on people 6570 North Ridge Road Madison, OH 44057 _ tr- Lumber Paint BAILEY LUMBER COMPANY 4199 Mam Street Perry Ohio 44081 259 2351 Builder Supplies THALL S STORE . Fairport Harbor 354-8112 BILL SMITH OLDS, INC. 2120 Mentor Avenue P.O. Box 558 Painesville 44077 (216) 352-3144 CONVENIENT FOOD MART 1520 Madison Ave. Painesville, Ohio 44077 354-2289 n AMC Jeep mazoa Renault Congratulations Class Of 1984 (216)428-1141 Cleveland Toll-Free 953-9158 ► MJO so EAST me Compliments Of RICHARD'S HAIR STYLISTS 2601 Hubbard Road N. Madison, Oh 428-3020 ) From $159.88 MADISON PET GARDEN '125 N. Lake St Mon-Sat 8-5:30 428-2181 “We Service AH Makes Models THE WORLD’S LARGEST SELLING CHAIN SAW A I % ■ GARDEN § H TOWNE PHONE (216) 269-2611 Widest Selection Of Gardening Supplies In The Area And Farm Market Produce DAVID H. QUIRK PHOTOGRAPHY 2644 Hubbard Road Madison, Ohio 44057 Ms 177 CHAPLEDALE CLEANERS The 'full Service Professionals Same Day Service Madison Chapledale Plaza 428-1590 Geneva 41 South Broadway 466-1220 Cocktails Bar B-Q Ribs Rt. 84 Perry, Oh DEL'S PLACE Formerly Nickies Tavern Phone 259-5644 LARRY’S LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT 354-3204 720 Madison Avenue. Painesville, Ohio 44077 TRI-COUNTY FENCE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT 946-5511 'Put Us On The Fence Congratulations Class Of 1984 JACKS DRIVE IN 3858 North Ridge Perry Oh 44081 JOHN RICH JEWELERS Serving The Community For 125 Years Painesville Shopping Center - 354-4421 BLECKERT’S MUSIC 182 East Washington St. Painesville, Oh 44077 Lessons, Sales Service 352-8986 PERRY ANIMAL HOSPITAL -S V Dr. Stan Gorlitsky j 3564 N. Ridge Rd. Perry, Oh 44081 y[p (216)259-5212 Auction Alley 1800 N. Ridge Rd. Open Daily 10-4 MORSE MOVING PAINESVILLE ANTIQUES FURNITURE 83 South State St. 352-2600 946-1545 William Morse NORTH COAST APPLIANCE INC Your Area Whirlpool Dealer Service On All Makes 2649 Hubbard Rd Mad. 428-5577 428-2824 Ads 178 £© RENT-A — Congratulations Good Luck Class Of 1984 PERRY DELI Deli Specialties Cold Beer, Wine, Pop From $7.95 Day Dependable Used Cars Insurance Rentals Free Mileage “Good Luck Class Of 1984 THE WINE PRESS 354-5544 GLEMM'S GULF SERVICE (Gulf) Minor Repairs - Tune Ups - Brakes Route 84 Madison Ave. Paines. Oh 44077 354-3740 HOME HEALTHCARE COMPANY Medical And Health Products Annette Reho One New Market Mall Ph. (216)352-6085 Painesville, Oh 44077 B D DRY CLEANING SPECIALISTS “For Those Who Care 25 S. St. Clair Painesville, Oh 357-5412 BITIER FURNITURE COMPANY Established In 1915 19 S. St. Clair Painesville, Ohio 354-4622 CARLUCCI'S PIZZERIA Z |A John And Dolores Carlucci - Owners 1525 Madison Avenue - Painesville, Ohio Phone: 354-2547 WEST’S ORCHARDS AND FRUIT MARKET Route 20, Perry, Ohio Ph(216)259-3192 Open All Winter Quality Fruits Vegetables THE BRASS RAIL 65 S. St. Clair, Painesville, Ohio Phone 354-5445 MAX'S COUNTRY CLEAN 1516 Madison Ave Painesville, Oh 44077 Phone: (216)354-2891 Compliments Of TOBY'S BEAUTY BASE Toby Oliver, Proprietor Connie Warrington Phone 259-2512 4604 Davis Rd. Perry, Ohio r— ■ i — - . 3971 Center Rd LJ W Ol A F j Perry. Ohio (216)259-5011 Kl Good Luck Pirates from the gang at THE PATIO Frozen Dairy Dessert state Route 20 S Ohio Street Perry. Ohio Frank. Sandy. Lou. Carta, Tina, Lisa, Sherri. Michelle. Denise, Tom, and Mikey 357 h99h gdliasters touch ' 9 UNISEX STYLING HU MOWIIAI.I. 1(0Al) PAINKSVII.I.K, OHIO Northeast Ohio’s distinguished Resort Conference center-25 minutes from Cleveland Airport limo service 167 first-class Guest Rooms Meeting S Banquet facilities to 350 ■ Complete Audiovisual Systems ■ exceptional Restaurants. Cocktail Lounge with entertainment ■ 18-hole Championship Golf course • Indoor S Outdoor Swimming Pools. Saunas. Whirlpool Outdoor Lighted tennis courts, logging. Cross-country skiing. Ice skating • Service extraordinary 11080 Concord-Hamden Road 1-90 and Ohio Route 44 Paines ( l viHe. Ohio 44077 216 352 6201800 792-0258 Outside Ohio 800 7922792 Ohio Only l w Ads 179 mm'Mnm 3520500 ANGELA’S PIZZA 36 South State Street Painesville, Ohio 44077 (216) 352-0500 Hours: Sunday: 12-12 Mon-Thurs: 11-12 Fri Sat: 11-1:30 Ads 180 CLASS OF 1984 COMPLIMENTS OP COMELLA’S PERRY (22) FOODLINER D R TRAILER SALES Phone 2594544 Or 2594688 30% Shepard Road Perry - Between 20 Route 84 Monday Thru Friday 10-1 And 5-7; Saturday 9-5, Sunday 10-4 Congratulations To The Class Of 84 ☆ TRUCK CAMPERS Customizing Work ☆ TRUCK CAPS ☆ HITCHES SOLD AND INSTALLED ☆ TRAILER AWNINGS ☆ TRAILER WIRING TRAVtL TRAILERS TRAILER REPAIR AND SUPPLIES ☆ TRUCK AUXILLARY TANKS Ms 182 SINES SONS 2481 N. Ridge Road Perry, Ohio 44081 216 - 354-3076 Congratulations Class Of 1984! PFABE’S MUSIC Everything In Music 1484 Mentor Avenue Painesville, Ohio 44077 357-5513 Hammond Organs Pianos Guitars Amplifiers Band Instruments Phonograph Needles Thank You 1984 Advertisers For Making This Yearbook Possible! The Captain’s Chair Family Hair Center Barber Stylists if We Please You, Tell Others If We Don't Tell Us Tues-Fri 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sat 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Monday 3631 N. Ridge Rd. (Rt. 20) Perry, Ohio 259-2909 Thomas £. Domitor Ads 183 Autographs Autographs 184