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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

THE SCHOOL EVENTS THAT MADE THE NEWS IN 1987-88 The school year 1987-88 was filled with many memorable events. A few of the major events that will long be remembered are: In the fall we returned to find a new wing added to our school with four classrooms and a computer tab. The computer lab is the latest, state of the art in personal computer technology, with 26 Apple II GS's, a video link, and a network system. In addition, three new teachers were there to meet us on our first day: Mr. Platano in the Math department, Mrs. Drozda in Home Economics, and Miss Evans in Science. Within a few weeks we were visited by the Fife 49ers from Scotland to play our Alumni. By the end of the fall, the football team locked up first place in the ESC and for the first time ever entered the State Football Playoffs. The girls also showed us the mark of champions this year by getting to the playoffs in volleyball, basketball, and softball. In the winter, Bret Born and Rusty Pierce qualified for the state wrestling tournament. Not only did we excel athletically, we also showed our pride academically. For the first time in years, Perry High School sponsored a Science Fair. Some of science students entered the Science Olympiad and made it all the way to the state competition in Columbus. By spring the plans for our new school campus were unveiled. The district received much media coverage while decisions were being made about the purchase of additional land and the sharing of nuclear money with other districts. During spring break the band visited Dis-neyworld, Seaworld, and toured parts of Florida. At the end of the school year, the Perry Softball Tournament was revived. The faculty members were victorious over the sophomores by a score of 7 to 6. Although the school year was over, the major events were not. During the first two weeks of summer vacation the Spanish Club tra ivied to Mexico escorted by three of our faculty members. And finally, after 33 years of dedicated service in education, Mrs. Hoffman, the school’s guidance counselor decided to retire. Mrs. Hoffman's years of caring and friendship have been appreciated by all and will be missed. THE SCIENCE OLYMPIAD TEAM GOES TO STATE With the help of their fearless coaches, Miss Evans, Mr. Crow, and Mr. Walters, the 15 members and 2 alternates of the Olympiad team qualified for the State Competition in the Regionals held in Cleveland. Placing 4th out of 19 tough school districts, Perry High's team traveled to Columbus to compete against 40 other teams from all over Ohio. There, they placed 25th, an excellent showing for the first year of competition. Leading the pack were seniors, Mark Mazurik and Matt Peterson, anchorman in the high scoring Science Bowl event. The competition was tough and they handled it well. The team will miss them next year as they try to top this year’s great performance. [vents Of The Year Z A LOOK BACK AT ONE OF PERRY'S OUTSTANDING WRESTLERS: DREW DAVIS When last year's yearbook was printed, no picture was available of Drew Davis. Therefore the yearbook staff would like to include a picture of Drew in this year’s edition along with a list of his wrestling accomplishments. In 1987 Drew finished in 4th place in the state AA wrestling tournament which was the highest place finish in Perry wrestling history. Drew was a four time regional qualifier from 19841987 and finished second in the 138 lb. class in 1987 He was the district champion in 1987 and the district runner-up in 1986. He was the All ESC League Wrestler three times, and News Herald wrestler of the week in 1986 and 1987. Drew was the Grand Valley Wrestling Tournament Champion and Most Valuable Wrestler in 1986. and the Hawken Tournament Champion in 1987. and 1986. In 1986 Drew won the Perry Most Pins Award. Most Takedowns Award, and was the Most Valuable Wrestler. In 1987 Drew won the Perry Most Valuable Wrestler award. Most Takedowns Award, and Team Point Award. PERRY MARES SOME NEW FRIENDS: THE FIFE 49ERS I. Scotland flag 2. Smile 3. WooooU 4. She's mine 5. We can't do that in class! 6. Receiving a tittle advice. 7. Gosh is this boring! 8. Take the picture 9. Perrrry. Pirrrates Go. Go. Go! This year Perry made some new friends. All the way from Scotland came the Fife 49ers. They came to battle the mighty Pirate Alumni. Although they put up a good fight, the 49ers lost the game. File 49ers 7 CANTERBURY TALES Geoffery Chaucer’s Medieval Canterbury Tales came to life for Mrs. Matchinga's English 1201 classes one fine April day as the students actually dressed and portrayed the twenty - nine pilgrims who supped and made merry at the Tabard Inn on the eve of their pilgrimage to St. Thomas Beckett's shrine in Canterbury, England. A Medieval dinner was prepared and served while students recited original poems dipicting their characters. Visiting teachers assisted Harry Baity, the host and judge (portrayed by Mrs. Matchinga), in selection of the winners. Most Original: Beth Brahler, Wife of Bath Most Authentic Character: Cheryl Speers, Chaucer Best Poem: Molly Church, the Miller $hflki‘5Pi Canterbury Tales 10 Canterbury Tales 11 1. Steph and Kathy. 2 Vik. 3. Boppm' Bobs. 4. Gretchen. 5. Victory. 6. Friends Candids 13 mm% — ferryIIhigh i PRIDE OF TIE P1RITE5 j HOMECOMING Homecoming 14 THE BAND VISITS THE MAGIC KINGDOM Magic Kmgdom 16 1. AT LAST! WE MADE IT! 2. The Magic Kingdom 3. Epcot Center (Isn’t that a golf ball?) 4. Wasn't Sea world FUN? 5. Cheryl meets Mickey. NINETEEN SENIORS 1. Tonya Advey 2. Daniel Allen 3. Kristen Balash 4. Pamela Belcher 5. Mark Bondurant 6. Ronald Bork 7. James Born 8. Jamie Bowser Semors 18 1. Elisabeth Brahler 2. Mark Bregar 3. Dawn Brewster 4. Denny Castillo 5. Molly Church 6. Beth Clark 7. Anthony Coladangelo 8. Marc Collins V ' Seniors 19 1. Tom Comes 2 Kelly Conrad 3. Patrice Costello 4. Tina Courtwnght 5. Troy Diaz 6. Melissa Ebling 7. Jonathan Ernst 8. John Ervine Seniors 20 Semors 22 23 1. Brian Kuklmski 2. Gretchen Kwasniewski 3. Scott Lake 4. Gregory Laurie 5. Laura Lawson 6. Adam Lung 7. Mark Mapet 8. Jeffrey Martin Seniors 24 Seniors 25 2. Valerie Schultz 3. Lance Sinn 4. Lorena Semen 5. Cheryl Speers 6. Debbie Stampahar 7. Jefferey Stetler 8. Renee Thompson Seniors 28 ■Not Pictured-Richard Anderson Clint Bewley Brian Burke Richard Gif fin Eugene Kobus Mark Langlois Tina LeMasters Joel Rosipko Lisa Semenuk John Sironen Jeanna Sivula Theresa Swank Laurie Wyant Michelle Iinn 1. Ann Warneka 2. Jill Whitely 3. Robert Will 4. Dustin Young 5. Suzanne Zampim 6. Arthur lentgraf Semors 30 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Carl Adams Von Baucom Ron Bently Douglas Bittner Dawn Blanchard Douglas Bohrer Robert Bowser Keith Breedlove Eric Brill Jennifer Cameron Chriss Cantrell Buffy Cashell Cindy Ceccom Patricia Christison Dennis Clark Tad Colbeck Cindy Conte Kelly Criss Suzanne Cunningham Rodney Dawson Denise DeBiase Jennifer Deken Grace Donley Matthew Dugan Jumors 34 Tom Dunning Shelly Dye William Eadon David Ernst Stefame Evans Amy Flenner Stephen Gelofsack Karen Goodwin Enrique Gil Michael Gortz Brian Gray Levi Gregory Lon Harmsh Daniel Hill Daryl Hill Tammy Hudson Richard Hurtt Thomas Jackson George Janos Edward Jones Donald Kacmar Laura Kaltenbach Steven King Kristine Klann Raymond Knapp Shelly Knapp Loretta Koeth Melissa Kosarko Charlotte Koziol Pamela Kussin Jumors 35 Gina La Marco Jill Langlois Kelly Leonard Keith Lucas Charles Manley Jennifer Matv yak Joseph McCreight Paul McCreight Colynn McFadden Johnathon McGonnell Daniel McIntyre Steve Milosevic Eric Misch Tncia Morse Michelle Mullm Dean Myers Jimmy Nelson Rusty Nelson James Neuman Gabriel Norton Cynthia Nunley John Oiinga Penny Pletcher Jacqueline Poesies Tammy Quere Michael Reinhart Diana Richardson Julie Roberts Jeff Rosas Brenda Rose Juniors 36 Kevin Ross Judith Rudd Leroy Schaef Nichol Shoenfield Andy Schulze Raymond Scully Jennifer Shepard David Shields James Simmons William Sivon Lisa Slapnicker Kent Slmkard Heather Sloban Laura Taylor Dana Tharp Chris Vojack Michael Walker Jason Weber Kelly Welch Teresa Wheeler Debbie Woidtke David Yurkovich Not Pictured: Paul Banker Danelle Bittner Lisa Byrd John Ford Wiliam Getch Terry Hamblin Raymond Hopkins David Jones Anthony Kedacic Brian Kenyon Tabitha Lawson Shannon Liddy Matthew Parsons Yarra Rasanen Joseph Reid Heather Roberts Amy Sackett Michael Simcic Christopher Ulery Todd Whitely Juniors 37 SOPHOMORES Kathleen Aikens Cheryle Amos Frank Angeloro Angela Baldree Wendy Barfield Becky Lee Belcher Tanya Blaich Bret Born Teresa Bossert Michael Boyce Chelsea Braden Ann Brewster Dana Brewster Heather Brewster Christopher Bumbarger Scottie Burke Richard Call Christina Cameron Robert Cashed David Cassell a Gail Chandler Stephanie Childs Adam Cibik Matthew Collins Sophomores 39 Brenda Combs Robert Creighton Enis Crnic Melissa Dennison Adam DiDomemco Michael Dickey. Marcus Dommish Meredith Eblmg Rebecca Eye Kim Ferguson Kim Flanigan Sherri Forsty Maureen Freilmg Jennifer Geisler Nicole Gentiluomo Brenda Hall Kevin Hammond David Harvey Yvette Haskell Gretchen Horton Roxanne Japmski Brent Johnston Michelle Johnston Scott Kailburn Donald King Evon King Dayna Kish Carol Klann Geoffery Kline Brian Klotzbach Sophomores 40 Chery Knapp Beth Koch Marina Kucimc Tricia LeMasters Daniel Leonard Sandra Logan Mane Ludwick Paul Malek Amy Mar use ha k Aaron Mathews Gerald McAteer Donald McDonald Kimberly McVicker Heather Meredith Michelle Moody Dawn Moris Demetrius Comes Diane Mulkey Barbara Mullin Kimberly Mullins Emily Myers Donnie Nesselrotte John O'Brien Mike O'Brien Holly Ozinga Jennie Palmer Jody Parr Tracy Pastorek James Peters Beth Petre 41 Eugene Pizzino Mark Platt Barb Rhodes Stephanie Sedlak Scott Shaw Danielle Smith Ryan Sprague Jennifer Stephenson Scott Swiger Jeffery Tipton David Vojack Jamie Waites Nancy Walker Bill Watson Barry Whited Oliver Winter John Wolf Dawn Ziegler Not Pictured: Edward Getch Sean Kirk Rachel Mangme Emily Myers Phillip Myers Vicki Myers Hope Orosz Elizabeth Pierce Johnathon Pierce Lisa Rit ten berry Jason Shepard Kevin Thomas Scott Whited Sophomores 42 FRESHMEN Renee Advey Deena Andrew Thomas Beach Thomas Blizzard Richard Bork Katie Bramard Tammy Breedlove Robin Brown Curtiss Bruns Deanna Buchanan Thomas Bunting Jeffery Carducci Jodi Childers Ralph Christison William Coleman John Courtwright Paul Crofoot Denise Dawson Jason Dean Daniel DiBiase Richard Deken Chris DiDomemco Megan Dommish Connie Downing Freshmen 44 Michelle Dzurism Zeyphr Eadon Dannette Ernst James Farmer Gordon Fenton James Froehhck Jennifer Gaertner Juh Gilson James Griffiths Samuel Haak Kirk Handbury Brian Hendricks Anthony Henson Heather Heston Brian Hetzer John A. Higgins John A. Higgins Thomas Hill Seth Hollada Tracy Hopkins Jennifer Howard Jesse Howley James Humill Vincent lllardi Jennifer Jones Kimberly Jones Luellen Jones Mary Kaltenbach John Kedacic Chris Kee Freshmen 45 Mark Kempton Terry Kimbrough Jason Kuhn Renee Kukhnski Karen Kulhanek Jason Kummski Matthew Logan Karen Lybarger Michael Malone Stacey Martin Joseph Maruschak Rebecca Mazurik Theodore McCandless Bridget McIntyre David Mehall Chris Meredith Randy Misch Richard Misch Sabrina Moris Jon Mraz Jon Nelson William Neubert Michael Neuman Susan Norris Daniel O 'Brien Patrick Parsons Katrina Peterson Peter Peterson Brian Ray Kendra Rich Preshmen 46 Carla Richards Dawn Richardson Brandt Roberts Matthew Rogers Don Rosas Carrie Schulze Michelle Secor Cheryl Simon Cheryl Smith Tamara Snyder Roger Spence Dustin Stewart Christina Stropkey Thomas Torzok David Tyeast Gretchen Ulery George Urban Gregory Van Buskirk Thomas Voyten Jeremy Ward Kate Warneka Trevor Weaver Darnel Welch Niki Williams Michael Wilson Shawn Winters Gem Zampim Not Pictured: George Beckwith Aaron Curtiss Timothy Giffin James Jones Timothy Klosterman Jeanette Williamson Freshmen 47 NINETEEN SPORTS FOOTBALL first time in 30 yrs. madison shutout ESC: 1ST PLACE OVERALL RECORD: 8-2 ESC RECORD: 6-1 INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Greg Laurie: MVP. Offensive Beck of the Year. Co-MVP of the ESC. All Lake County, AH Northeast Ohio. Jeff Stetler: Lineman of the Year, All ESC, TD Club All Lake County, All Lake County. Dan Allen: Lineman of the Year, All ESC, TO Club All Lake County, All Lake County. All Northeast Ohio, Cleveland TD Club Rep. from the ESC. Ken Jesonovic: Defense Player of the Year, All ESC. TD Club All Lake County, All Lake County, All Northeast Ohio. Dave Cassella: Scout Team of the Year. John Phelps: Co-MVP. All ESC. Denny Castillo: True Grit Award, All Lake County. Keith Breedlove: All ESC, All Lake County. Craig Heath: All ESC, All Lake County. Andy Roberts: AH ESC. The 1987 Football season was one of the best ever. The team was the ESC Conference Champions, beat Madison for the first time in several years, and made it to the state playoff Regional Semifinal for the first time in Perry history. Not only did the team win the Brown Jug back from Madison, but shutout Madison for the first time in 30 years. Perry 19 Madison 0 Perry 33 PV 21 Perry 14 Hawken 40 Perry 6 Newbury 8 Perry 14 Berkshire 6 Perry 18 Kirtland 6 Perry 42 Richmond Hts. 7 Perry 37 Beachwood 16 Perry 26 Aurora 7 Perry 20 Cardinal 6 Perry 15 Chagrin Falls 25 Football 50 Football 51 REGIONAL PLAYOFF GAME 1. The 1987-88 Cheerleading 2. The Varsity squad 3. Having a little fun 4. I'm sooo happy 5. The J. V. squad! CHEERLEADERS 1. J. V. squad again. 2. Stefame and Vicki cheer with great spirit. 3. Penny being friendly 4. Some of our creative artwork 5. Ta da ! 6. Stef cheering hard. BAND Layout by Kim Flanigan VOLLEYBALL OVERALL RECORD 22 WINS-3 LOSES ESC RECORD 12 WINS-2 LOSSES TEAM ACHIEVEMENTS individual achievements 1ST PLACE PERRY TOURNAMENT ESC CO-CHAMPS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS RANKED 7TH IN STATE Joni Hahn - Team MVP and top server District 2 OHS VC A First Team, ESC First Team. Beth Brahler ■ Team Top Hitter, District 2 OHS VC A MVP, All-Ohio AA Honorable Mention, ESC MVP. Tami Gilson • Coaches Appreciation Award ESC Second Team -News Herald Player of the week. Cindy Cecconi - Team Top Setter ESC Honorable Mention. Lisa Slapnicker - Team Most Improved Player - ESC Second Team. Jill Langlois • ESC Honorable Mention Kelly Leonard ■ ESC Honorable Mention. Picture Top row - Jennifer Howard, Tammy Hudson, Luellen Jones, Nancy Walker, Stacey Martin, Michelle Secor, Juli Gilson, Kendra Rich. Middle row - Mrs. Cefferati, Criss Cantrell, Diana Richardson, Dawn Richardson, Cheryl Simon, Niki Williams, Beth Koch, Kim Flanigan, Connie Downing, Mrs. Digman. Bottom Row - Kelly Leonard, Cindy Cecconi, Beth Brahler, Joni Hahn, Tami Gilson (Tri-Voiieybaii 60 Captains), Jill Langlois, Lisa Slapnicker. Volleyball 62 4 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Boys Cross Country 64 Perry Richmond Heights w Perry Newbury w Perry Aurora w Perry Cardinal w Perry Beach wood w Perry Kirtland L Perry Berkshire L Madison Invitational 3rd dirtiand Invitational 6th Perry Invitational 6th Woodndge Invitational 6th CSC 3rd District 6th Overall Record 5 wins 2 tosses Leauge Record 5 wins 2 tosses Outstanding Team Acheivements 9th place Malone 1. Top row: Coach Lou DiDonato, Jesse Howley, Rich Deken, Tony Coladangelo, Bret-Born. Tim Flanigan. Marc Collins. Frank Vtdmar Bottom row: David Yurkovich, Jim Born. Jim Simmons. Scott Kailburn. Mike Dickey. Geoff Kline 2. I think I can; I think I can; think I can!! 3. Gosh. I missed the bus. 4. Hey, what can I say? 5. Hang in there Scott it's almost over. 6. Yep. That's the sky 7. Wow man. check out the hair on her legs. 8. Tony runs into the night. CSC 3rd Individual Achievements Marc Collins 1st team ad CSC News Heroid runner of the week Regional Qualifier Boys C.C. 65 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY OVERALL RECORD -2 WINS 2 LOSSES LEAGUE RECORD -2 WINS 2 LOSSES 4TH ESC 6TH DISTRICT 2ND MADISON INVITATIONAL Indiviaul Achievements Judy Rudd • 2nd Team All ESC Heather Heston • 2nd Team All ESC 1. Push It!! 2. Top Row : Christina Cameron, Judy Rudd, Mr. DiDonato, Bridget McIntyre, Ginny Shetler Bottom Row: Jenny Gaertner, Heather Heston, Buffy Cashell 3. I'm sick of this 4. Look out for that pole!! 5. Come on! Girls Cross Country 66 1. Jenny, Heather, Bridget, Tammy 2. Tammy-Run-nmg Hard 3. Time those runners 4. Look out for the pole! GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN GOLF OVERALL RECORD 1 WIN-12 LOSSES LEAGUE RECORD 0 WINS-12 LOSSES 9 1. Top Row- Mike Corn (captain). Trevor Weaver, Brent Johnston. Gerry McAteer. John Coortwright. Jett Tipton. Mr Platano Middle Row Andy Shulre. Gene Kobus. Art lentgrat. Bill Sivon. Rob Bowser Bottom Row Rob Cashel. Chris Hee 7th in League District finished 19-21 Individual Achievements Mike Gortz - M.V.P - Team Captain CLUBS TACA SADD TACA SADD is a group of teenagers that is willing to help young people become aware of the hazards of chemical abuse and is greatly concerned with drinking and driving. This year the group was very active. In March, the group invited actor and author Charles McGregor to speak to the students. He told his life story and advised students to avoid drugs and alchol. In April, the group traveled to the Front Row for the SADD workshop. The members laughed and cried as they listened to speakers tell their feelings and stories. Speakers included Robin Swaboda, Micheal Stanley, Bart Eisenhart and many more. They shared how important the group is. At the workshop, Perry was chosen as Lake Geauga SADD center. TACA SADD sponsored several other projects, such as Grim Reaper Day. It was held May 13 to remind the students of how many die as the result of drinking and driving. Becky Mazurik was the Grim Reaper and every 27 minutes she tagged a person with a black armband to signify their death. The day ended with an assembly where tagged students were asked to stand. The assembly was closed with a movie, “Staying Alive , to remind students of the seriousness of the day. At prom time a wrecked car, sponsored by Lane Road Auto Wrecking, was placed in front of the school to show students the result of drinking and driving. Every student that turned in the signed Contract for Life received a discount off their prom ticket thanks to the Kiwanis, PHS Student Council, and TACA SADD. WPHS 73 STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS JUNIORS Student Council 74 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Student Council 75 AV 76 PERISCOPE SOPHOCLES Five news - packed editions of the Periscope kept the 14 member staff exceptionally busy during the 19871988 school year. Editor Jamie Bowser and Co-editor Lori Modic were justifiably proud of this year's 56 page senior issue which was given to all seniors. A productive (but weary) staff celebrated the conclusion of another successful year at the May 18 banquet held at Chi-Chi’s. Periscope 77 BUCCANEERS CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir had a fantastic year. The choir performed at three home concerts in October, December, and May, as well as the Lake County High School Choral Festival and the District VII Large Group Contest. Their performance at contest awarded them a superior rating which is the highest rating possible. Several choir members also participated in Solo and Ensemble Contest. As a result of the enthusiasm and dedication of its members, Concert Choir membership has steadily increased. The Buccaneers are a group of auditioned performers who are chosen on the basis of musicianship, vocal ability, attitude, and stage presence. The group performs shows which include both singing and dancing. They rehearse four hours a week, all year long. The 1987-1988 edition of the Buccaneers performed approximately 15 times, at home concerts, civic events, and at nursing homes and senior citizen centers. Three different shows were prepared which included an Introductory Show, A Christmas Show, and a Spring Show which included Disney tunes, “Family from Dreamgirls and When You're Smiling. 1.1st row: left to right: Gretchen Horton, Carrie Schulze, Michelle Johnston, Kelly Hammond, Butfy Cashel! 2nd row: Miss Schumaker, Chelsea Braden, Tina Courtwright, Tammy Breedlove. 3rd row: Peter Peterson, Matt Peterson, Mark Kempton. 2. Performing at the Pall Vocal Concert in October. 3. Watching the other choirs perform at the Fall Vocal Concert. 4. Performing at the Spring Concert. Membership had increased by ten since the Fall Concert. BUCANEERS LALALA 1. Sing It Boys! 2. OOOH SEE AH AH 3.1987- This years Bucaneers were better than 88 PHS Choir ever! The group consisted of: Carrie Schulze, Chelsea Braden, Gretchen Horton, Michelle Johnston, Peter Peterson, Mark Kempton, Matt Peterson, Buffy Cashell, Kelly Hammond, Tammy Breedlove, and Tina Courtwright. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club 82 KEY CLUB GROUP SHOT KEY CLUB The Perry High School's Key Club is art outstanding example of students serving the school i. Director of Key Club Mr. Casselia and the community. All year long the Key Club has been involved in important activities. 2 habe getting tns point across! 3. It's that important? 4. Key Club organising their thoughts 5. Listen up people!!! Boys Girls State 84 ART CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AWARDS ASSEMBLIES dSSe 7?fe £$ AUBURN CAREER CENTER The Auburn Career Center provides vocational training to students who wish to learn a skill or trade which will make them employable upon graduation. Several co op training programs exist for students desiring on-the-job training. Students attending Auburn Career Center will recieve both a diploma from Perry High School and a vocational skills certificate from the State of Ohio. 1. Auto Body 2. Whatcha buitden? 3. Dawn Blanchard 4. Ricky Hurtt 5. Automotive Technician Auburn 91 WINTER SPRING SPORTS BOYS BASKETBALL OVERALL RECORD: 3-15 ESC RECORD: 3-11 PLACE IN ESC: 6TH INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: John Phelps: 2nd team AH league, News Herald Player of the Week, MVP. Basketball 97 Seniors 1. Craig Heath 2. Dave Perry 3. Rich Potts 4. Jim Born 5. Greg Laurie 6. Art Zentgraf 7. Gene Kobus 8. Tim Flanigan 9. Mike Platt 10. John Phelps Basketball 98 1C- ill GIRLS BASKETBALL OVERALL RECORD: 164 ESC RECORD: 11-1 PLACE IN ESC: 1ST TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS: ESC Champions Plain Dealer Top 20 two times News Herald Top of the Crop 7 State Tournament Playoffs INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Dana Tharp: MVP ESC, 1st teem ESC, 1,000 Career Points, Perry MVP, Perry Outstanding Offense, Outstanding Defense. Ginny Shetler: 2nd team ESC, Coach's Appreciation Award, Chairman ol the Boards. Meredith Ebling: Honorable Mention ESC, Miss Hustle. Melissa Ebling: Honorable Mention ESC. Beth Koch: Most Promising. Bridget McIntyre: Most Promising. Judy Rudd: Most Improved. Girls Basketball 99 SOFTBALL ESC RECORD: 11-3 PLACE IN ESC: CO-CHAMPS OVERALL RECORD: 18-5 TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS: The 1988 Perry Softball team finished another successful season with a 18-5 record. The team was cochampions with Berkshire in the ESC, Skipper Invitational Champions, and advanced to the semifinals of the sectional tournament. INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: MVP-Cindy Cecconi, Highest Batting Average-Denise De-Biase, Most RBI's-Dana Tharp, Best Offensive Player-Meredith Ebling, Golden Glove Award-Outfielder-Tammy Hudson, Golden Glove Award-Infielder-Kelly Leonard, Coaches Appreciation-Stefanie Evans, Junior Varsity Coaches Appreciation Award-Jennifer Howard, Dana Tharp-lst Team ESC, Jill Langlois-2nd Team ESC, Meredith Ebling, Tammy Hudson-2nd Team ESC, Honorable Mentions-Cindy Cecconi, Stefanie Evans. Sottball 103 WRESTLING Wrestling 104 m i nt PIRATE WRESTLING OVERALL RECORD: 8-8 ESC RECORD: 3-4 PLACE IN ESC: 4TH TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hawken Champions, 3rd Sectionals, 8th Districts, 2 to State, 6th Bishop Ready INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Bret Born: Youngest Perry Wrestler to Qualify for State, News Herald Wrestler of the Week, Most Improved, Most Takedowns. Rusty Pierce: Team Captain, Coaches Appreciation Award, State Qualifier, News Herald Wrestler of the Week. Tom Torzok: News Herald Wrestler of the Week, 110% Award. Frank Angeloro: Most Valuable IV Wrestler. Rick Misch: Most Improved JV Wrestler. Dave Ernst: 110% Award. Jeff Rosas: News Herald Wrestler of the Week, Most Team Points, Most Valuable Wrestler Wrestling 106 BASEBALL OVERALL RECORD: 11-5-1 PLACE IN ESC: 4TH ESC RECORD: 5-9 TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS: mmm GIRLS TRACK OVERALL RECORD: 5-5 ESC RECORD: 4-3 PLACE IN ESC: 4TH TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS: INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Lisa Slapnicker: Regional Qualifier in high jump, Judy Rudd: Regional Qualifier, finished 5th, Outstanding Distance Runner, Jennifer Romano: Outstanding Sprinter, Ginny Shetler: Outstanding Hurdler, Beth Brahler: Outstanding Field Event Person, Team MVP. 3rd Perry Relays, 11th Districts, 4th ESC. Girls Track 109 1. Throw that disk 2. Anyone for follow the leader? 3. Well- what do you think? 4. Run much? 5. You can do it Tammy 6. Don't look 7. Run - Gert, Run 8. Mark and Judy 9. I'm cool 10. Jennifer ■ have a seat 11. Kim-you are running Girls Track 111 BOYS TRACK ESC RECORD: 2-5 TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Dl Arr IAI rcr- £TU 7th P.V. Invitational 6th ESC Meet IL iL L. Ill lOO. Dill 5th Perry Relays 9th District OVERALL RECORD: 3-6 INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Art Zentgrat-RegionaI Qualifier, Most Valuable Player Dave Perry Regional Qualifier, Finished 5th at Regional, Most Valuable Field Event Person. Joe Schultz-Most Valuable Sprinter Marc Collins-Most Valuable Distance Runner Art Zentgraf-Most Valuable Hurdler Boys JracE U ? TENNIS ESC RECORD: 6-2 PLACE IN ESC: 2ND OVERALL RECORD: 12-8 TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Second Place League Eighth Winning Season in a Row INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: George Beckwith-lst Team ESC, News Herald Player of the Week, Most Valuable Player Gabe Norton-2nd Team ESC Bill Coleman-2nd Team ESC Andy Schuttz-2nd Team ESC, Most Improved Jesse Rowley-Honorable Mention ESC Ron Bork-Honorabte Mention ESC, Hardest Worker 117 Tenms SPORTS BANQUET Sports 120 WINTER SPORTS MVP’S SmtumMm SPECIAL EVENTS This year Perry High School outdid itself with it’s musical, The Music Man . The cast consisted of: Matt Peterson, Tina Courtwright, John Higgins, Jennie Shepard, Jennie Giesler, Bill Sivon, Matt Dougan, Mark Kempton, Eric Brill, Jesse Howley, Paul McCreight, Joe McCreight, Nichot Schoen field, Dayna Kish, Buffy Cashel I, Chelsea Braden, Kelly Welch, Michelle Moody, Angela Baldree, Cheryl Speers, Mike Froelich, Stephanie Siegal, Carol Klann and Laurie Modick. The cast was also asked to attend the Rotary awards. MUSICAL THE MUSIC MAN 1 Seventy Six Trombones 2 I SAY TROUBLE!! 3. ?%( • I forgot my lines 4. No No No It’s like this 5. That's what said 6. Cast helps out the stage crew 7. oooooahhh Gorki 8. Put your lingers here! 124 Musical Musical 125 130 PROM '88 SENIOR PICNIC Senior Picnic 133 SENIOR POLLS Senior Polls 134 CEDAR POINT GRADUATION CANDIDS nineteen FACULTY Mr. Carr, Guidance Mr. Chew, Individual Assistance Mr. Crow, Health Mr. Baker, Business Mrs. Cefaratti, Librarian Mr. DiDonato, Social Studies Mrs. Drozda, Home Economics Miss Evans, Science Faculty 144 Mrs. Fickenscher, Art Mr. Giannell, Social Studies Mrs. Hoffman, Guidance Mr. Huxel, Industrial Arts Mr. Lomasney, Social Studies Mrs. Marshall. 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