Springfield North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Our congradul a1 ions to all the graduates! rds. Beverly Marrin II 1 69 1 Songs , Inc Administrator BH Sfinitt ieCd Ttont ' ifA. ScA uU t o£ctme24 acM 4 5 - i¥ meca HiH 24-27 Senvlee OnfOKifoU KA 2 -35 Vn€u$t 36-39 ' pncaAweK 40 -5 f SfiantA 54 69 TOiHten, ,..52 « f ' 70-73 ' uuKa 74-77 4eUalUeA 7g-g3 S iA «H neA g4 95 Sfi4 nU 9 ' f07 Sfieeia Mtene 0n a4UfcUi 4tA fOg-f09 ieUtUUeA r20-f25 VnoHUi f26-f29 ' P ' f 730- 33 (fantcA 4. i deA Ca teen, ( enten, 34-f37 ei0U fiA r3g-f47 4cU €uuC att K , f4g-f6f St aH€C ' ? tcccet f r62-r75 SeKi nA r76-207 Betty Business Editor 5 - « ' .V Ck 9 L T ERRIFIC O V E E N N I S quoted the coach as she sum- med up the season. The women ' s tennis team, by far, had one of the most exciting seasons North has ever seen. With the coming of first-year coach Connie Bost also came a long string of victories. The entire Varsity team qualified for the district tournament which was held in Cincinnati. This was a first ever for North. Rachael Johnson, a freshman, playing first won the Sectional, placed 4th in the District, and was a Quarter Finalist in the State Tournament. Anne Marie Heine and Trish Hultz, who shared the title of MVP, played as Var sity ' s first doubles team and were undefeated in all of their Western Ohio League matches. Jane Warren and Cathy Woodburn were team cap- tains, playing 2nd and 3rd singles positions respectively. Molly Carmosino, Stef Sayers, and Stacey Walters had undefeated seasons. Katy Brougher and Freshman partner Jennie Booth played Varsity second doubles and qualified for Districts. The entire 1983 Women ' s Tennis Team will stand as a model for the teams of the future. Congratulations and thanks for serving North an outstanding season. Left to Right, 1st row: Holtz Rachael Johnson, Trisch, Anne Carmasino, Sarah McGregor, Katy Brougher, Brooke Miller, and Cathy Woodburn. 2nd row: Stacey Walters, Shelly Broock, Stephanie Sayres, Sue Veskauf, Molly Car- masino, Anne-Marie Heine, Jenny Booth, Jane Warren and Coach Connie Bost. my Booth at practice. Katy Brougher backhands it. Sue Veskauf and Shelly Broock take a break. .- i -il - III Cathy Woodburn ' s return . . Shelly Broock ' s winning shot 8k...s ' !ait. accen A small step for North but a big kick for the fans the 1983 Soccer season produced some wins as payoff for in- creased effort. Since he came to North in 1982, Coach John Holoviak has had to battle disorganization along with lacking experience in order to goal orient the team. The coaches ' time and Marty Houston players ' efforts were repaid by the thrill of victory. Reserve coach Dan Switzer assisted the head coach and inspired Co-Captains Marty Houston, Andy Cutler, and Donnie Warner. The first volley toward a legacy has been taken. the underclassmen must take the ball from here. l8t row: Dennis Eimer, Rob Lisch, Brad Hawkins, Matt Roseberry. Jodi Melfi. Rob Eubank, Dan Hamby. Alper Sarihan. Mark Eimer. Marty Houston, Rob Bailey. 2nd row: McConnehea, Glenn Dorn, Rob Buscemi. Mark Strickland. Chris Krukewitt. David Hazelton. Rich Miller, Amy Peters, Clint Spitler, Darren Rucker, Dave Nourse, Curtis Worth. 3rd row: Mr. Switzer, Rob Hall. Wade Kigler. Brenda Bork, Lisa Eben, Steve Hixon, Kevin Lowden, Steve Chase, Scott Malin. John Delaney. Dan Carter. Beggt Brown. Tim Birt, Bill Lord. Steve McGregor, and Mr. Holoviak. .1 During the National Anthem. Warming the bench. Having a ball. e«LF The 1983 Golf Team enjoyed one of its finest seasons in Nortli ' s history. The var- sity team was made up of four seniors, Tim Shouland, Casey Hudson, Greg Lawson, and Clinton Carey, and one sophomore, Scott Malin. The team which posted a 22-5 record finished first in the sectionals at Weather- wax in Middletown and broke school records at a tournament held at Reid Park. The sectional scores at Reid were as follows: Tim — 70 Greg — 71 Casey — 74 Clinton — 80 Scott — 90 While interviewing the coach, Mr.Ulliman, he was asked to describe the season in one word — crazy was the response of the veteran coach. The reserve team equally ready for ac- tion was Wuzzer Rader, Ty Jenks, Rick Shouland, Joel Englemeier, and Chuck Miller. Ty Jenks l8t row: Curtis Worth, Jeff Skelley, Wuzzer Rader, Ty Jenks, Joel Englemeier. 2nd row: Mr. Ulliman, Shouland. jsey Hudson, Greg Lawson, Scott Malin, Tim Scott Malin Senior Leadership was tfie l ey! according to coaches Reimer and Ford. Because of that Leadership the Varsity team net- ted a twelve win ten loss season followed similarly by Reserve record of eleven wins and eight losses. The best volleyball season so far in the school ' s history showed North victorious in the tournament games, until finally meeting defeat In the sectional finals. Varsity team Co-Captains were Tracy Perry and Nettie Carter with Nettie also earning MVP honors. The leadership they and all the players provided, was the key for the season and will be the key to future volleyball success. oMe f M 1st row: Bobbin Troxedo, Bronnie Funk, Anita Ab- shear, Kristin Rucl er, Susan Riley. 2nd row: Jenny Eubanks, Amy Sagraves, Lori Evancho, Simone IHayes, Sheila Mongold. 3rd row: Bobbi Ridder, Becky Mowell, Tracy Perry, Nettie Carter, Terri Miller, Wendy Wagner, Cindy Kellis, Monica Prendargast. 14 Devising a plan. Taking a break. An opponent on he defense. Simone Hayes How My Poor Heart Aches Jackie Kitchen, Kenny Gatten, and Charles Klay. Julie Evancho Front row: Eric Anspach, Rob Devine, Julie Evancho, Graham Ulvestad, Mary Collins, Jeff Collins. Back row: Coach Monroe, Mark Neff, Roger Dotson, Ken- ny Gatten, Steve Brown, Charles Klay, Craig Cline and John Woodward. 16 With Every Step You Take The North High Cross Country teams sprinted their way to a great 83-84 season with the help of Coach Ron Monroe and cross country alum- ni, Jeff Steinmetz. Team moral and spirit ran high as the Panthers raced through meets and invitationals finishing as a top team. This year was also the first year the entire girls team, led by sophomore Grahm Ulvestad and seniors. Siobhan Houston and Julie Evancho. Shelley Steinmetz. made it to the Districts. Overall, the boys team ran circles around opposing teams. Sophomore Mark Neff was the Lone Runner at Districts for the boys team. North High has continuously had good Cross-Country teams which we should be proud of. . 5i Shelly steinmetz FOOTBRLL The Panther football players showed us each week that winning isn ' t everything, by their ability to take a licking and keep on ticking. The Panthers, led by senior captains; Joe Boeke, Andy Brougher, Barney Channels, Tim Johnson, Todd Roberts and Sean Sanders, made impressive shows against Tecumseh, Fairborn and Stebbins, proving there is hope for the future. When the 1983 season came to an end, many people received highly coveted awards; Joe Boeke, defensive MVP, Sean Sanders — Offensive MVP, Todd Roberts — Most improved. Ralph Stanely, a sophomore, was all league linebacker. All league honorable mention went to Joe Boeke, Mark Hicks, Harlie Ray, Todd Roberts, and Sean Sanders. Joe Boeke was the only one to make the All County Team. There is always next year for the Panthers, and with their fine young talent. North will soon improve their 0-30 record. Call out the reinforcements. ( J ' rli ,. m •- . - , ; ' - iSl ' ' ' ' ' K ' Left to Right, Ist row: K. Harris, J. Hutchins, J. Bennett, T. Roberts, V. Walker, A. Brougher, D. Harter, M. Hicks, M. Johnson, E. Channels, J. Boeke. 2nd row: J. Gerrard, P. Reese, T. Johnson, T. Rogers, S. Sanders, E. Lowden, K. Strickland, D. Prendergast, B. Mixon, J. Wilson. 3rd row: M. Gutierrez, S. Mack, H. Ray, B. Comer ford, G. Redmon, K. Wiggins, D. Turner, C. Colvin, R. McConnel, K. Perrin. 4th row: C. Harter, J. Casey, A. Althouse, S. Sagraves, R. Young, S. Casto, P. Barnett, J. Stockdale, 8. Walker, C. Ullery. 5th row: D. Johnson, B. Bushu, P. Mixon, T. Rodman, D. Picolo, G. Potts, R. Stanely, T. Lookabaugh, C. Powell. 6th row: B. Peterson, L. McElroy, J. Bremer, M. Dye, M. Nester, J. Finm C. Leopard, K. Waters, M. Gaier. 7th row: Adams, J. Wildman, C. King, J. Gonsalves, Baker. 8th row: T. Mann, D. Kolb, L. Nickels, Larson, T. Whetsel, G. Speros, H. Garber. 18 y%. Huddling up. Vincent Gilium, Harlie Ray. and Brad Comerford. Coach Mann, Coach Nichols, Coach Larson, Coach Kolb, Coach Whetsel, Coach Speros. 21 iK ' i :;Sgg J . i - . - ■ ■ji K ii : w. -.Wu — ; I n|- r ■ ' .. m. i - ;_% EFfi R:MTli l8t row: Frank Wall, Kenny Bailum, Matt Luers, Greg Caier, Brian Schultz, Steve Siders, Daryl Jones, Jason Kendall. 2nd row: Buddy Schantz, Phil Myers, Todd Newman, Ken Kiser, Roger Tackett, Scott Groeber, Gary Shaw, Jeff Fowler. 3rd row: Damon Nolcox, Jeff Stockdale, Chris Johnson, Buddy Woods, Jeff Davis, Rick Gaines, Shawn Jones, Doug Hobson. 4th row: Tom Edwards, Ethan Cox, Bob Glass, Doug Ratstatter, Robert Bradley, Brett Thornberry, Mike Ayers, Curtis Zinn. 5th row: Scott Hall, Tim Roberts, Coach Mann, Grant Tuckerman, Brett Halk. 23 Front row: Andrea White, Teresa Donegan, Jamie Melfi, Amy Powell, Barbara Rowland, Lisa Young, Jinjer Norman, Debbie Schmenk. Back row: Susan Jurkat, Melissa Taylor, Cathy Hennon, Julie Shank, Linda Juergens, Terri Miller, Carrie Allison, Wendy Wagner, Shelli Mali. Teresa Donegan and David Prendergast Jinjer Norman and Casey Hudson o CD r s CO w 2 CO • S w o s r t,-,S ' ■■v ' ■? ■ ' ■ Homecoming G North ' s Homecoming was a first this year with the theme being Movie Memories. It was the first time the queen was announced at the football game. The queen was usually announced at the dance. We even had last year ' s queen come to crown the new queen. It was a clean (queen) sweep for F.M.L. They won the float contest with a float done like M.A.S.H,, and their can- didate, Amy Powell, was crovvned queen. The dance was done nicely. There was popcorn on the tables and even silent movies. There was also surprise entertain- ment with the teachers doing a line dance. All and all it was an exciting evening. 25 AT THE DANCE Amy Powell and Andy Brougher Scoii Hall, Laura Wea , Tcrfty Ga tit ' . uta Parish dancirig under the tiart at Homecoming. An excited crowd. Panther Club Something you could sink your claws into along with a mere dollar, this club gave everyone a chance to take a small part in school spirit, without this group the backing for Homecoming and all the wall posters announcing athletic contests would have been miss- ing. A bonus to all those members was reduced admis- sions to certain dances and other special school functions. Row 1: Nikki Sanders, Kathy Marsh, Mindi Broock, Laurel White, Katy. Row 2: Chris Kattel, Tracey Sims, Lowden, David Hazelton, Wendy Turner, Melissa Mitchell, Lisa Eimer, Gayla Williams. Row 3: Heidi Me) Shauna Hause, May Highmiller, Jan Skelley, Kathrin Eimer. Back: Mrs. Garvey, advisor. Thanks to first year advisor Mrs. Sandy Garvey the Panther Cabinet continued its tradition of excellence. The writing was on the wall (posters) for each athletic contest because of the efforts of the P.C. Top billing events they sponsored were the Movie Memories Homecom- ing and Spring Flings Battle of the Bands. All the hard work workers on this cabinet were definitely top shelf. PahtheP Front: Chris Krukewitt, Heather Thompson, Andrea White, Julie Evancho, Teresa Donegan, Amy Powell, Sara McGregor, Heidi Meyer. Back: Cathie Hennon, Laura Scott, Angle Saylor, Andy Brougher, Mark Hicks, Andy Zimmerman, Hillary Funk, Laura Weaver, Dawn Belt. 28 Executive Cabinet I ' flflDIIIHiMf iimm ryTT ' - lilUi I II ss Vic Walker, Chris Kattell, Leanna Hazel, Anda Juergens, Nancy Ryman. Organizing and overseeing the Executive Board, the Ex- ecutive Cabinet, which includes Student Body Officers, Communications Announcers and the Promotions Chairperson, mainly prepared the agenda which directed the Board ' s efforts. Composed of all Class Council officers plus members of the Executive Cabinet, The Executive Board ' s function was to organize any activity sponsored by the Student Council as a whole. Their activities included preparation of the Stu- dent Newsletter, Faculty Appreciation Breakfast, projecting the after-game movie Psycho. Coronation Day, the Sadie Hawkins and Beach dances and the ever- popular and unforgettable North High pen and pencil machines which spewed school-colored writing utensils for a paltry fee. Executive Board Front: Nancy Ryman, Linda Juergens, Vic Walker, Chris Kattell, Leanna Hazel, Andy Zlmmernnan. Back: Ms, Frei, Stacey Walters, Raul Yousef. Debbie Eanchef. Melissa Taylor. Terri Miller, Amy Powell, Marci LeFevre. Tami Baile . GaJvin Halke. Wendy Turner. Alper Sarihan. David HazeJton. Ms. Saupo. Front: Patsy Cox, Denise McCurreay, Lisa Young, Lisa Smithers, Jimmy Wallace, Alper Sarihan, Gavin Halk, Brad Comerford, Marty Dye, David Dotson. Row 2: Diana Hampton, Kevin Harris, Tammy Row land, Becky Carlos, Tammi Poe, Lisa Scott, Lisa Boyer, Barb Taborn. Row 3: Sonya Corbin, Jinjer l 1artin. Rhonda Ruff, Mary Collins, Susan Spencer, Michelle Outram, Steve Johnson. Row 4: Rick Hagans, Eddie Jurkat, Chris Kattell. 30 i i irr 3 . 1 ' I f— -gg w m V ilm  i-i 7 % m i. I ■1 1 1  i ■4 Terry Miller, Sue Veska uf, Christie Reed, Tammy Mougey, Dawn Belt. Di ana Boisel, Nancy Myers, Debbie Stone. Row 5: John Gebhart, Molly Car- mosino, Chris Harter, r iflike Moore Amy Peters, Bengt Brown, Beth Titer , Roy Ullery. Library Assistants Office Workers Student Aids Check this group. These students have checked books, checked in visitors, checked out attendance in physical education, checked up on blue slips, checked down schedules, checked around hallways, checked over lists, and checked under supervision. They were behind many of the trivial but necessary tasks inherent in any organization as large as a school. Because of their willingness to help unselfishly, standard operations were able to continue with a minimum of in- convenience. Sincere thanks are ex- tended to all. Attendance Workers Front row: Molly Hannon, Shauna Hause, Andy Peggy Hill, Brooke Miller, Phil Burgstaller, Rid Cutler. Row 2: Mrs. Nickels, Mrs. Olmstead. Row Jones. 3: Chrissy Olmstead, Kim Valentine, Kirk Perry, iTiUiC WDS Sitting: Mrs QrovM, Aprf Oavto, Baltl (TNmI. Am O Neai. Oiana Bolsal. Stone and Kathleen Murray. BOOKSTORE UIORKERS l8t row: Janle Rogers. Ar gi€ Mitch. Melissa Dooley. 2nd row: Amy Ulliman. Barb Taborn, Lisa Boyer. and Mr. Ulliman. iA Big Brothersij and Sisters Being the new kid on the block isn ' t easy, even when the new block is in- habited by Panthers. But through the widsom and guidance of the Big Brothers and Sisters, freshmen at North found the transition from the various middle schools to be pretty smooth. From leading school tours to instructing about student handbook regulations to helping with individual schedules, the Bigs were there to lead a Big helping hand. Freshman Tour Front: Amy Powell, Heidi Meyer, Cathi Hennon, Zimmerman, Dave Harter, Mark Hicks, Andy Bressoud, Tim Yeager, Brent Bushu, C Julie Shank, Teresa Donegan, Jamie Melfi, Terri Brougher, Jim Burton, Julius Henry, Pete Hudson. Miller, Nancy Ryman, Deniz Kiral. Back: Andy 34 I . ' Self Scheduling Yes, you were in school; but no, you were not in classes, but Yea, you wanted to be in some even though it was summer. You were experiencing self scheduling for your classes. And if you got lucky you got every class you wanted. Yes, everyone was lucky to have so much choice in their own schedule. p ' A f THAT ' S ENTERTAINMENT! And it was entertainment. The Fall Variety Show at North is always an incredibly fun and enjoyable event. The acts included rock bands, faculty dancing and singing, acting and an unforgettable one night appearance of the Rock ' n Roll legend, Rock Pyle. This year ' s program also included break dancing, comedy and acrobatics. The Variety Show gives all of our closet entertainers a chance to perform for a live audience instead of in front of a mirror at home. Hopefully, this activity will continue at North for a long time. Hollywood eat your heart out; the real talent is right here! Brad Comerford, Chris Colvin, Daye Harter, Sean Sanders, Vic Wallcer, Greg Potts and Bobbie Mixon. . - Mil e Manoloff, Mike Ulliman and Mil e Larson Clint Spittlei 0 , r -. 5 B W 37 THE IT ' S A MYSTERY TO ME! Agatha Christie ' s murder mystery The Hollow, was the choice of director Linda Bodey for this year ' s winter play. The chilling story took place in England, where a fine young doc- tor, played by Brad Commerford, is murdered in a friend ' s house while on a weekend vacation. Anyone could have done it, but only Inspector Colquhoun, played by Peter Bressoud, can figure out this tricky case. Col- quhoun has many suspects to choose from, the jealous wife played by Kathrin Eimer or the Doctor ' s lover portrayed by Heidi Meyer or even the meek cousin played by Rauf Yousuf. As In most of Christie ' s plays, there was a twist ending that would surprise even the most hardened killer in the audience. The Hallow with its excellent cast and director turned out to be a frightening but wonderful hit. Jennifer Falter and Gavin Haii HAI.LOW Heidi Myers Katrin Eimer and Brad Comerford FRESHMEN FRESHMAN COUNCIL : ? :.v- ' -. . '  l8t row: Linda Juergens, Alper Sirhan, David Hazelton, Wendy Turner. 2nd row: Greg Brooker, Irish Kattell, Donna Salee, Amy Lynn, Karen Smith, Jen- nifer Wiggins, Rachael Johnson, Sherry Beard, Nicole Rogers, Brian Fowler. 3rd row: Tom Bridget!, Rob Lisch, Steve Siders, Tim Roberts, Matt Luers, Chris Hazel, Sam Kossoff. Abshear. Anita Adkins. Danny Anderson. Mark Anspach. Susan Anway. Bill Avery. Rita Branan. Becky Bridget!. Tom Brougher. Joy Brown. Otis Marseiles Brown. Rob Buckner. Robin Buckner. Ted Bunnel, Heather Burkitt. Cheryl Burks. Toby Burton. Anthony 43 Bush, Belinda Buscem, Rob Butler, Howie Campbell, Heather Campbell, Kathy Campbell, Paul Carey, Teresa Carlos, Kim Carlos, Valerie Carter, Dan w Casto, Scott  Chu, Tim Clarn, John Cleelan, Tammy Clemans, Kristi Collins, Jeff Corwis, Michele Cosby, Terrence Costello, Dan Cox, Ethan Cox, Patsy Cox, Roy Crawford, Mike Crew, Will Crispin, Shawn Cunningham, Michael Detrick. Tina DeVine. Mike DeVine. Rob DeWall. Don DeWitt, Andy Doty, Angel Downing. Don Durst, David D e. Roxanne Eben, Lisa Edwards, Tom Eimer, Lisa Foster. Gwen Foster, Tim Fowler, Brian Frank, Jodie Gaier, Greg Garber, Tony Gettys, Donna Einner, Mark Estep, Micheie Eubanks, Rob Falter, Jennifer Parish. Lisa Fenwick, Missy Ferryman. Shawn Fisher. Carole Fisher. Todd Ford, Wendy Gladman, Gary w Greene, Avril Grigsburg, Carmen Groeber, Scott Hall, Scott Hannon, Cathy Hannon, Molly Harshaw, Sean Howard, Tracey Howe, Sara Hughes, Dianne Hughes, Lisa Hupman, Sheryl Hysell, Dorcas Jacks, Tracey Jenks, Ty Johnson, David Johnson, Hiram Johnson, Rachel Harwood, Dawn Hawkins, Brad Hayes, Gary Haythe, Bryce Hazelton, Dave High, Tony Hill, Randy Hilt, Randy Holbrook, Alex Holbrook, Alexandria Jones, Daryl Jones. Shawn ■ Jones, Tina Kattel, Trish Kendall, Jason Keppel, Chris Kiger, Wade Kirkbride, Bill Kitchen, Jack Knight, Kristy KossoH, Sam Lambert, Todd Leeth, Jodie Leist. Lee LeVan, Kirsti Linn, Amy Lisch, Rob Lowden. Kevin Lowe, Kelly Lowry, Kurt Luers. Matt Madder, Mark Madden, Kim Marsh. Kathi Massie. Stephanie McAdams. Brad McAdams. Dawn McCiintook, Darren McClure. David McClure. Missy McElroy, Lamon Mead, Rick Mclntire, George Meadows, Andie Merkle, Lori Mervis, Juliett Miecy, Mike Miller, Leslie Miller, Brian Miller, Carol Miller, Christina Miller, John Miller, Rich Mitchen, Jerry Mitchell, Lori Mitchell, Melissa Moffit, Laura Myers, Philip Newcomb, Tom Newman, Todd Niday, Mandy Norman, Bill Nourse, David Novak, Jenny Oiler, Teresa Olmstead, Crissy Osbaugh, Robby Palmer, Rebecca Parish, Tony Perkins, Linda Peters, Rodney Peterson, Julia Picard, Tim 48 PInkham, Kim Poe, George Poe, Patty Rader, Kristen Rastatter, Doug Ratliff. Tim Ray, Candee Ray, Renae Raymond, Aaron Rictiardson, Denise Rictiardson, Tammy Roberts, Tim Rogers, Nicole Roseberry, Matt Rorkfillo. Tony Rosencrans, Juiie Rucker, Kristen Rude, Ronnie Rupert. Eric Russell, Brad Russell, Missy Ryan, Debby Sachs. Steve Segraves, Amy Sallee, Donna Samson, Wendy Sanders, Nikki Sarihan. Aiper Satoris, Kathleen Scherrer. Juanita Seldom, Tina Schaffr, Mark Schaffer, Greg Shaffer, David C. Shanklin.Tyra Shell, Tina Shouland, Rick Shultz, Brian Siders, Steve Silverstein, Amy Simmons, B Slough, Mindy Smith, Amy Sund, Beth Swan, Eric Thornber ry, Brett Tuckerman, Grant Turner. Wendy Tutile. Greg Ulliman. Bonnie Ulliman, Kristen V all, Marcie Valentine, Anne Vannatta, David Vias, Senia i Walker, Tina ' Wall, Frank Wear, Laura Weese, Derek Weimer, Dawn Weis, Anne Wells. Eric Whalen, Jennifer Whalen, Lorl White, Laurel Whitebread. Ruth Wiggins. Jenny Winegardener, Roger Williams. Donna Wilson. Kim Wompler. Linda Wood, MIchele Woodard, John Wright. Kim Zinn. Curtis Zonner. Vohn ccv .-s- Back: Todd Rice, Chris Neville, Mark Hicks, Brian Rhonemus, Kurt Walters. Middle: Mrs. Reimur, Eric Diederichs, Chuck Miller, David Hazelton, John Jordak, Clint Spitler, Susan Rafferty. Front: Tracy Perkins, Brian Shultz, Rick Jones, Bill Lord. Back: Julie Evancho, Julie Rosencrans, Wendy Turner, Ann Wise. Front: Mrs. Reimer, Jinjer Norman, Terri Miller, Amy Linn, Susan Rafferty. The swim teams at North dove right into the season this year. The women got 4th place at the Lima Invitational, and 7th at the Wright State Invitational. Terri Miller placed 3rd In the 50 Free and 5th in the 100 Free to qualify for Districts. Wendy Turner placed 8th in the 100 Butterfly to qualify her for Districts. The men won 7 and lost 1 in the dual meets, and in the Invitationals they placed 1st at Lima, and 4th at Wright State. In the Sectionals Eric Diederichs placed 1st in the 100 Backstroke to qualify for Districts. He placed 4th in the 100 Backtroke to be the first qualifier for state from North in seven years. S WIMMING l8t row: Jim Marshall, Kenny Wright, David Dotson, Rob Smiddy, Glenn Dorn, Daryll Allen, David Downing and Sean Leahy. 2nd row: John Woodward Ralph Stanley, Donald Downing, Eugene Channels, Mike Picolo, Dan Costello, Scott Starling, Tim Roberts, Phillip Myers, David Shaffer. 3rd row: Erii Swan, Sean Scaglia, Cookie Gutierrez, Neil Beckner, Paul Barnett, Mr. Ott, Joe Boeke, Dion Stevens, Guy Victoria, Mike Vest. Not pictured: Dan Picolo. 56 Whistle stop. G Y M N A S T I C S A new twist was put into this year ' s gym- nastics when Lisa Cyphers took over coaching responsibilities. A group with four seniors, one junior, one sophomore, and the rest of the freshmen flipped from inex- perience in October to a true team by February, finishing in the exact center of the league at the WOL competition. This was due to the girls ' balance of work with fun which made the season very worthwhile, especially for most improved gymnast, Nicole Rogers and Captain, Most Valuable Gymnast, Julie Shank. Julie Shank Molly Hannon 58 Nicole Rogers 1«t row: Molly Carmosino. Molly Hannon, Nicole Rogers. Amy Linn. Lisa Cypers iCoactI). 2nd row: Carrie Allison. Jenny NovaV. Anrty Sagraves, Kristen Rucker. DIahann Hughes. 3rd row: Lisa Fansh, Julie Shank, Sherri Lanning, and Jennifer Mick. Rooting 11 EVERY 9H0UT YOU MAKE . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL AND WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL — First row: Gayla Williams, Kristy Sanders, Amy Ulliman. Second row: Heidi Meyer, Jennifer Mick. Top row: Andrea White. Carrie Allison, Mary Beth Highmiller, Lisa Smithers and Angle Mitch North High School spirit starts with a cheer frm 24 girls, 6 varsity football women ' s basl etball, 6 varsity soccer women ' s basl etball, 5 juniors, and 7 freshmen. These girls held a clinic for young girls to raise money for new uniforms, pom poms, etc. Spirit does NOT stop at the games. Halls, lockers, and locker rooms are also decorated, along with posters and signs which are made. Their season started off in the summer with practices and attending a cheerleading camp at Wittenberg U. The varsity squad brought home a spirit stick and one of these two squads was chosen to compete among the best at camp. Their advisors Donna Lord and Candi Young have done an excellent job for their first year. VARSITY SOCCER AND MEN ' S BASKETBALL Carrie Allison, Lisa Smithers, Angle Mitch, Jinjer Norman, Shauna Hause, and Mary Beth Highmiller. RESERVE On top Lori Rude, (L to R) Rhonda Ruff, Tammy Hill, and Melissa Ra Not pictured: Georgianne Turner Bottom to top: Nicole Rogers. Amy Silverstein, Tracy Spencer. Sara Howe, Kathy Hanon. Julie Rosencrans. and Molly Hannon. FRESHMEN Sara Howe. Amy Silverstein. Kattiy Hannon. Tracy Spencer. Julie Rosencrans. Molly Hannon. Nicole Rogers. Georgianne Turner, Tami Hill. Melissa Ray and Lori Rude. l8t row: Ken Peterson, Winston Robotham, Tony Moore, Don Henderson, Todd Bowser, Desmond Buford, Shawn Brown. 2nd row: Coach Ford, John Waugh — mgr., Jim Wallace, Derek Senior, Roger Brown, Bill Benson, Ray Scott, Kevin Miller — mgr.. Coach Hall. Part of the crowd. Break ' in Out! 62 OOP MEN Roy Scott l8t row: Neil Hoofkin, David Dixon, Scott Malin, Mike Dixon, Jeff Davis, and Jeff Wilson. 2nd row: Mr. Ford, David McDuffle, Boyd Browning, Anthony Harris, Harlie Ray, Richard Jones, Eddie Jurkat, and Kevin Allison. 1 Reserve and Freshman hoopsters courted a large number of great athletes, all building North ' s proud pro- gram, showing the depth of Panther commitment. When the final buzzer sounded at season ' s end, all looked back on the lessons learned, the sportsmanship, the coaching, the team- work, and the hard work which builds programs, athletes, and men. l8t row: Tony Parish. Will Crew. Greg Gater. Rob Buscemi. Keith Ramey. Buddy Woods 2nd row: Dion Stevens. Mike Ayers. Dannon Nolcox. Stacey Strodes. Steve Siders. Mr. Reimer. I8t row: Aragon Noaks. Dave Nourse. Alper Sarihan. Derrick Stamper. Doug Rastatter. Shawn Crispin. 2nd row: Scott Hall. Wade Kigler. Vinson Burton. Rick Gaines. Mar Brown. Brett Thorberg. John Sullivan, Greg Tutlle, Mr. Reimer. . l i iCClTl aiLIL Brooke Miller ■ Teka Perry, Crystal Yeager, Brooke Miller, Coach Thompson Ist row: Tracey Perry, Bobbi Bidder. Janie Rogers, Crystal Yeager. 2nd row: Brook Miller, Nettie Carter, Lori Evancho. 66 I 67 l8t row: Peggy Lenior, Joanne Kudlauskas, Anne Valentine, Debbie Starry, Simone Hayes, Kim Fuller. 2nd row: Roxanne Dye, Kirsti LeVan, Traci Jacks, Shelly Cobb, Anne Davis, Kim Wilson, and Miss Sherwood. Simone Hayes Kim Wilson 68 I Janle Rogers TRAINERS Kathy Rastatter, Herb Garber, Nancy Baker, and Patricia Adams. Front: Mr. Flannery, Dr. Iglesias. Middle: Gayla Williams, JInjer Matt Leurs, Gavin Halk, John Jordak. Norman, Lara Weaver, Wendy Wagner. Back: Rick Shaloud, CD — -J o International Christmas Teresa Donegan and Mr Flannery the swing instructors. Sean Sanders and Greg Potts go for Pinata goodies. encti Club singers directed by Mrs. Mllner. Front: Sean Sanders, Laura Scott, Laura Mr. Trumbull, John Morton. Hamilton. Back: Kathrin Gimer, Mr. Bones, Mark, 73 €NE ONLY ONE ACT? There were actually three student directed one acts. The One Act plays are actually designed to let different students participate and act on stage. The Freshman-Sophomore One Act An Open and Shut Case was directed by Peter Bressoud and assisted by An- dy Zimmerman. This murder mystery by John Mattera was indeed a fine story with a twisted ending. The Sophomore- Junior One Act, Special Guest was intense drama written by Donald Elsor and under the direction of Melissa Talor who was assisted by Heidi Meyer. The comedy When Death Do Us Part writ- ten by Cory Reed was put on by the Junior-Senior group under the direction of Chris Kattell who was assisted by Brad Comerford. All three One Acts went well and were very enjoyable to watch. Jennifer Wiggins and Marty Dy Amy Powell and Marty Houston John Gebhart, Kathleen Sartoris and Deena Brown. Chris Hazel Chris Fowier, Leana Hazel and Chris Colvin. Amy Peters, Chris Colvin and Chris Fowter. §A iE SWEETiES The theme of this year ' s Sadie Hawkins, Valentine ' s dance was a switch from the usual Sadie Hawkins hoe down. The switch came about when the organizers decided to try something different by combining Sadies with a Valentine ' s dance just three days before the romantic holiday. Girls lassooed their dates and jumped into North on Saturday February 11, where they could have their pictures taken with their sweethearts, or get married or even find out the future at a special fortune telling game. This year ' s Sadies had some special twists but in the end it was a good time and hopefully everyone who leaped into love came back down softly. Don ' t shoot! Pat Day ties the knot for Ed Watson and Michelle Gibeau. 78 1 B vt f B rn ' M Trisha Hultz and Jetl Benett. Howdy, Mr, Harris. 1 ' • 8 ' w ' 1 m [| _«—- ■ . — - -  «i V :. .- When does the fun begin? May I have this dance? From Sadie to the Sun L [ Jane Warren and Cathy Woodburn Katrin Eimer and Laura Hamilton The sun, the surf, the waves, the women; sound like a Beach Boys song? No way! That was North High. When the winter got too much, students didn ' t go to Florida, they brought Florida to North. Arriving at school in the morning was like stepping into an old surf movie with scenes of beach fun, tennis fun, swim fun, and no one will ever forget Lover ' s Lane. North ' s Heat Wave Day was nothing less than HOT! Mark Hicks, Julie Evancho and Andy Brougher. Brad Comerford 82 9«ra«M«BE§ 84 Sophomore Class Council Front row: Leanna Hazel, Rauf Yousuf, Debbie Eancheff, Stacey Walters. 2nd row: George Ann Turner, Beth Bradley, Jackie Kruse, Katie Nuss, Cindy Kellis, Brenda Sparks, Keri Wooley. 3rd row: Chris Kurkewitt, Nelll Beckner, Clint Spitler, John Jordak, Brian Rhonemus, Matt Zimmerman. 86 Adkins, Debbie Allardyce, Amy Arledge, Chris Ashcrafi, Lisa Beatty, Kim Beckner, Neil Bin, Tim Blanchard, Mike Blazer. Jay Borke. Brenda Bowser. Don Bradely. Beth Bremer. Joe Brown. Deena Brown. Jim Brown, Matt Brown. Steve Burke. Patty Busho, Brent Carmosino, Molty Clark. Roy Cobb, Rosityn 87 Cosby, Jim Crabtree, Angle Crabtree, Lisa Degg, Bill Darden, Andre Davis, Maria Davis, Sharl Deel, Veronica Dern, Steve Detrick, Caroline Dye, Marty Eancheff, Debbie Eberly, Mark Edwards, Jerry EIrod, Caria England, Jeff Eubanks, Jenny Evancho, Lori Feeser, Tina ■M Fry, Michelle Funk. Jay Gatten. Mnny Giebhart. Jotvt Goodwin. Chris Gould. Steve Gregory. Heidi Gurnay. Jefl Halrr. Janries Haney. Elaine Harris, Anthony Harter, Chris Hayes, Shannon Hayes, Simone Hedley, Bill Heidorn, Jill Heiney, Anne-Mane Hill, Peggy Hill, Tammy Hull, Barbie Hultz, Tricia Husband, Stephanie Jones, Rick Jones, Sandy Knowles, Bobbi Krukewitt, Chris Kruse, Jackie Leatherman, Kathy Len mings, Mike Lenoir, Peggy Leopard, Charles Litteral, Regina Love, Kenneth Lowry, Kim Lyons, Darryl Mader, Sandy Matthews, Bill McAdams, Denna McCabe, Joe McCann, David McDuffy, David McGilvry. Kelly McGregor, Steve McMann. Tonya Melfi. Jodi Miller, Debbie Miller, Tammy Mills. Debbie Minnett, Claudine Mitchum, Terry Mongold, Gary Mongold, Shelia Moore, Angela Moore, Chrissy Moore, Christopher Moore, Lonnie Moore, Jeff Moore, Todd Patterson, Debbie Parks, Chris Parl s, John Parsell, Terri Pennington, Tim Peterson, Brian Poole, Rahn Potter, Tammy Potts, Scott Powell, Chris Prichett, Amy Radell, Debbie Ramey, Keith Ramsey, Mark Ray, Melissa 92 Richardson, Caria Rhonemus, Brian Roberts, Debby Robertson, Kim Rodman, Tim Roller, Kim Rose. Brian Rucker. David Rude. Lori Rutherlord. Shelly Rymer. Kris Sachs. Wendy Sanders. Kristy Schmenk. Christir e Scott. Christopher Scott. Lisa Scott. Lisa Shear. Gene Sims. Kay Smith. Brian Skelly. Jeff Smith. Jeff Smith. Kim Sparks. Brenda Stanley, Ralph Stansel, Rob Stephens, Richard Stevens, Jim Stillwell, Dave Streeter, Bill Streeter, Rusty Strickland, Mark Tagg, TerrI Taylor, Sandy wj:. Thornton, Darin ■Sk--! Teets, Tiffany 4 ( ikli Titer, Jamie Townsend, Angle Turner, Qeorgeanne Ulllman, Amy Ulvestad, Graham Unger, Angle Walden, Jeff Wallace, Crystal Wallace, Del Wall, James Wooley, Keri Worth, Curtis Wright, Marl Zaremsky, Katie Watson, Tonya Walters, Kurt Webb, Kelly Weese, Jodie West, Tina Whitaker, Tony Wildman, Jim Wilson, Je« Waters. Leiitha Waters. Scott 95 1 ■ H 1 m H 10 ' k ' ' ■ J 1 A ' H K Ci iJ B 1 l [ ' ifetfi m ;fl Pitchin ' l Tammy Bailey Coach Sherwood iORn Dampened spirits resulted from inclement weather conditions that cut nearly half of the ' 84 softball teams ' scheduled games. Though such conditions were discouraging, after much hard practice. Varsity Coach Nancy Sherwood and Reserve Coach Lynne Reimer said the team was very enjoyable. At season ' s end. honorary Captain Sarita Roseberry and MVP Brooke Miller, looked back at a total team effort that led to an unprecedented tournament victory and an overall four and nine record. The ladies reigned for us. 6PSE The team looks toward the field. ir i I 4iH f, - ■i .-t. ' € ' :n J iM iM ' am ' Shawn Brown Dave Prendergast - — 100 Dave Prendergast Inconsistent. Because of rain, a full dozen of the team ' s regularly scheduled games were cancelled. Despite the deluge, Varsity Coach Mark Stall and Reserve Coach Kevin Hall squeezed out a respective 9-7 and 3-5 seasons. Captains for the Varsity were William (B.C.) Carter and Dave Prendergast with Dave also earning MVP honors. The highlight of the ' 84 hardball season was the 3 to 1 destruction of the South Wildcats. No doubt, for a first year program, North had a good year and promises a bright future. MEN ' S T E N S ADD IN TENNIS ... In a season shortened by more rain than usual, the 1984 Men ' s Tennis Team showered North with victories, an even dozen on the positive side with three mere negatives. League play was closely contested this year, but North emerged unscathed and each handed the Centervllle Elks their first league loss in seven years on the way to the W.O.L. crown. League honors were gained by Craig Capelli and Sam Walsh, the team Captain and MVP, who finished second in the Sectorial Tournament and proceeded to Districts in Cincinnati. But the heart of the team was the other players such as freshman Tim Chu, who had the pressure of four separate matches on his shoulders and carried every one to victory. It was a young man, not a senior on the squad, and it will be back in force in ' 85. Sam Walsh Rodney Young Rodney Young Tim Chu Dave Parlato Ty Jenks Coach Spurgin Craig Capelli Rob Lisch Scott Vermillion Captain — Sam Walsh No pictured: Brian Steele W ' § T[ M©[1€ Ralph Stanley puts the shot. Scott Starling hurdling down the lane. ' v u n Row 1: Brad Hawkins, Mark Neff, Rob Neff, Mike Blanchard, Scott Hall, Rob McCon- nell. Row 2: John Morton, Scott Waters, Mark Strickland, Ricky Kennerly, Jeff Lowden, Wayne Rogers. Row 3: Chris Col- vin, Roger Dotson, Kevin Lowden, Rob Bailey, Neil Hoofkin. Row 4: Kurtis Worth, Ralph Stanley, Buddy Woods, Greg Potts, Daren Turner. ■mimii: - •••  ' — 104 W(Q)[M][Mm Wendy Wagner Round and round ■•. Angie Woodward. . . ' -1 r ' • i r -. 106 Roxanne Dye low 1: Kathy Hannon, Molly Hannon, Bronny unk, Kristen Rucker, Tammy Mougey, Kirsti eVan, Julie Evancho, Roxanne Dye. Row 2: Mindy McLean, Amy Pritchett. Nicki Landers, Graham Ulvestad. Row 3: Mrs. Garvey, Mindi Broock. Nickels. Amy Hopping, Yvonne Burns. Mr. 1st row: Roxanne Dye, Lisa Bacon, Holly Griffith, P; Mixon, Mrs. Hasting, Vic Walker. 2nd row: Sar ' Young, Sonya Corbin, Ginger Martin, Marla| Jofinson, and Kelly Glanton. CYCLE CLUB it row: Mark Anderson, Tim Yeager, Karen Linn, Chu, Dave Acebrook. Center: Chris lowlton. MINQRITY nW-flRENESS It row: Sarah McGregor, Alper Sarihan, Eric nspach. 2nd row: Molly Carmosino, Ann-Marie eine, Hilary Funk, Mr. Harris. Not pictured: lark Whitaker, Anne Carmosino, Wendy Wagner, nd Carrie Allison. or for Spring or for Graduation Your Uniform Don The North High Marching Band and Drill Team had a hardworking, yet exciting season. Starting with their annual day camp at North, they worl ed on the program from 8:00 in the morning to 2:30 in the afternoon, for a weel . This was proceeded by a week in the great outdoors at Camp Evergreen. Battling the mosquitos and scorching heat, they spent many hours learning music and drills. A few members of the drill team also par- ticipated in the drill team clinic at OSU over the summer. Such ac tivities as new routines and contests composed the clinic. The band performed a total of four shows this year. They include: The E.T. show, senior show, The Homecoming shows, and the Famed Fifties show, in which the band and drill team received standing ovations. The Xenia Festival, Graham Festival, and North-South festival were also part of the band ' s Activities. 112 Seem to Fit . . . Miss Gradenko Police . . . Synchroncity 1984 Drill Team. Pat Day and Sherry Setty boogie down. Program Committee Front: Nancy Baker, Jamie Melf, Julie Mervis. Back: Sonya Corbin, Stacey Walters. Sara Young, Ginger Martin, John Jordak (chairman). Pride Promotion Agency — P.P.A. Front: Mr. Pyle. Kathrin Elmer, Jinjer Martin, Carrie Allison. Back: Roger Dotson, Karen Smith. 120 Committee The spring of 1984 brought students and advisors from all over the state of Ohio to a fun-filled weekend. The conference centered on leadership skills and new friendships. OASC OASC Spring eating, dancing, in- carcerating, sponging, auctioning, popping, listening, playing, fling. And that wasn ' t all. All school organizations and booster groups had their chance to break away from the usual plethora of money- making schemes and to cause some fun while making some funds. Since all proceeds funnel directly back to students, everyone had a doubly good time at the Spring Fling, doing their own thing. Rob Smitty finally gets his very own Wish Bear button thanks to FHA. 1 SILENT AUCTION !:.-_ A Kelly Tehan caught for numerous nefarious maneuvers. Mr. Barhorst . . . mugging. A ! n l iBnKu x H Il KS BbI VMjB k inny Gerrard Battle of the Bands . . . next best thing to Mtv, Sean Sanders. Clint Spittler and Chris Krukewitt pondering pops for pop. Lisa LeVan and Mr. Dunlap showing he ' s a sweet and l ind guy. I SPRING 126 CAir IN OUDUl Of AfH MAKl MUSICAL GROCERJi A song was left in our hearts by the uplifting perfornnance in the Spring Musical ' s Music Man. Performed before our special supporters and OASC visitors from across the state, this dramatic overture proved positively once again the reason why North is first rated. mi AN ©2150 P S UJ The theme of this year ' s prom was an Old Fashioned Prom. And it was! As the seniors and juniors stepped into the school building, the halls had been transformed into the year 1884. Oh, but it didn ' t stop there. The 1984 prom included picture fun, gazebos, a lover ' s footbridge crossing, a bub- bling stream, and who will forget the waterfountain in the courtyard. Later In the evening Keith Strickland and Laura Hamilton were named prom King and Queen. All together it was a fun filled, romantic evening that won ' t soon be forgotten by those who stroll back in time. Almost Paradise Chris Kattell, Bengt Brown, Nancy Ryman, Brian Adam, Cathie IHennon, Greg Lawson, Clinton Carey, Teresa Donegan, Julie Evancho, Mark Hicks, Laura Hamilton, Keith Strickland, Sherri Lanning, Craig Smedley, Barb Taborn, Daye Harter, Holly Griffin, Kelly Glatton, Keith Strickland and Laura Hamilton. Bridge over plastic water. Brent Busho and date. 132 Chris and Christy — on th« brink of being photogenic. Kelly Johnson and Tony Powell J, I Gavin Halk and Marc! LeFevre Barb Taborn and Daye Harter 133 JAMES A. RHODES CAREER SCHOOL Commercial Photography Restaurant Training 4orth students attending the Career Center ao UP J ' ifX r v SPRINGFIELD AMER CA General Merchandising Word ProcesMri ' j Construction Electricity 138 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL The Junior Class council got off to a great start with President Tami Bailey, Vice-President Gavin Halk Secretary Marcie LeFevre, and advisors Mrs. Hacl well and Mr. Day. First on the list of activities was the annual ' Teacher Turkey Day with Mrs. Hackwell as our lucky winner! Ever popular Gummy Bears, along with the famed commercials followed close behint even though the sales were prohibited during school hours. With the help and dedication of the members of the junior clas council and other interested juniors they worked on An Old Fashioned Prom. Prom turned out to be a big success As quoted by President Tamie Bailey, our job is to promote the well-being of the junior class and to be their voice These are our leaders of today and tomorrow. First row: Chris Kattel, Tami Bailey, Gavin Haike, Marci LeFevre. Second row: Angie Woodward, Lisa Boyer, Lynn Appleby, Mary Beth Hiqhmiller Tammy Mougey, Sue Veskauf, Anne Carmosino. Third row: Dawn Belt, Rodney Young, Bill Lord, Chris Colvin, Brad Comerford, Kaihy Ahern ' ' ' ' ' A hern. Katie Allen. OaiTyl Appleby, Lynn Arnold, Janice Bacon. Lisa Bailey, Tami Barber, Brian Bayes. Jeff Beckham. Joni Belt, Dawn Berrldge. Valerie Blain, Chris Blanchard. Debbie Blumenshein. Lynn Boisel, Diana Bonnet, Scott Bowser. Todd Boyer, Lisa Briggs. Laura Broock, Shelly Brougher. Katy Brown. Debbie Brown. Jim Buford, Desmond Burgen, Jim Burkhard, Mike Burns, Yvonne Buskirk, David Carmosino, Ann Caudill, Leigh Ann Celms, Paul Chaffin, Bob Chase, Steve Cline, Craig Cobb, Shelly Colvin, Chris Conwin, Suzanne Coyan, Aaron Crawrford, Nathan Darden, Will Davis, April Davis, Susie Deel, Teresa DeWitt, Chris DeWitt, Scott Deidrichs, Eric Dotson. David Downing, David Eben, John Eimer. Dennis Englemeyer, Joel Figge. Beth Finney, Caria Fowler, Chris Frank. Tami Fuller, Dawn Funk, Hilary Greentree, Dawn Hagen, Richard Halk, Cavin Hall, Debbie Hampton, Zeena Harpest. Antionette Hause, Shauna Hobbs, CarIa Howard, Julie Hudson. Alan Irwin, Chris James, Michelle Johnson, Marian Johnson, Melanie , Johnson, Russel Mack, Steve Martineau, Amy McClain, Teresa McGee, Missy McGregor, Sarah Miller, Chuck Miller. Katie Picolo. Danny Picolo. Karen Powers, Rosabtnita Prendergast. Monica Ragsdale, Amy Ramsey, Tabatha Ratstater, Kathy Ray, Harlie Roye, John Smith, Steve I Spencer, Susan Souder, Terri Stampler, Michelle Stevens, Mallnda Walsh, Sam Whaley, Richard Wiggins, Kurt Williams, Gayla ' Xno4t 4 ctaent{4 ft Amy ' s Hallmark 16 Benjamin Steel 15 Tftn.. P. S%e 4 uC t 7ft%. eobsohio ;. . . 15 Buckeye Metals 15 ; 4. Cfttme UPUl Carpetrain ;.;.;. 15.1 Carmlchael Machine CeCct T 4 Catholic Central High School .15;: Cof felt Candies 15 ' d tAe ' Pin ;;; J 00y. - Credit Life Insurance Company 15 f¥e«t M ' i e€l£tu Oanlel Ciauer, D.D.S 15( D. Q. Brazier 14( Frame Haven 15 : r €iV€Ut€UC i 4- Home Savings Bank 14c ' Key-n-Cork 15f : 5, jf ' 9 y Kelsey Hayes 15C C W T , A e iac Kreider Krogg, D.D.S., Inc 154 Lawson ' s Marathon 15C s a e SeCUUu S i Lawyer ' s Building 161 ' Littleton ' s Funeral Home 154 Pt fj jf 09 9 X Madison Avenue fn Cttcn Ci pharmacy 156! gm - Mike Rosy ' s Deli 159 Ly C . .f i«€C M M Federal Savings Loan 153 Monte Zinn Chevrolet 150! TOpjajoAif f, j, Morgal Machine 155 f ea tca :: ft.a ifie Natlonwlse Auto Parts 149 , , North Lime Hardware 157 Sfoant44H€Ut ' 4. S iofi O ' Brien ' s 152 Pentaflex 160 Sfmlet eCd ScA iU m hu? 158 Schneider ' s Florist 159 Sluice €Utd ' Sen«Ut€i TOa Sprlngfleld South High School 155 T-Craft 160 Tech 2,000 157 Terry Souder ' s Compota C ar 152 Wobbe Cleaners 155 c MAPPROVAL REF ' uNDS EXCHANGESSreCIA NATIONWISEPkS AUTO J PARTS Moorefield Square 399-0011 HSB Monday 10:00-4:00 Tuesday 10:00-4:00 Wednesday 10:00-12:00 Thursday 10:00-4:00 Friday 9:00-2:00 then 4:00-6:00 Saturday 9:00-12:00 Night deposit box available 2555 Creekwood Court 324-0600 Springfield, Ohio 45504 BIG ENOUGH TO TRUST SMALL ENOUGH TO CARE .VJii I scream, you scream, we all scream, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 84 D.Q. BRAZIER 215 E.Home Road 399-1812 b (f c 2001 E. MAIN SPRINGFIELD 3222461 LAWSON ' S MARATHON USE c . m Br« SEB-4}BB1D DIVISION KELSEY-HAYES Besf Wishes io fhe class of 84 from CATHOLIC CENTRAL I R I S H ITALIAN PASTA BUFFET Wednesday Nights 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Join Us For Our SUNDAY BRUNCH Every Sunday from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. 122 E. 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McCREIGHT AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45504 PHONE 323-4834 Bill and Kathy Ardle BUCKEYE METALS 1370 Columbus Avenue P.O. Box 1208A Springfield, Ohio 324-5536 HOURS: OEu style sandwiches PARTY M-Th 11-11 TRAYS F AND S 11-12 CHEESE SUN 12-10 BALLS 330 W. McCreight Ave. This store was fixtured and stocked by North High students, Class of ' 84! 2986 Derr Rd. Springfield 399-5014 . .Jbltm [T- C RA FT SPORTC 400 W. McCreight Springfield 390-1897 pentaflexjnc. 701 e. Columbia St. Springfield 325-5551 J ' KJur L onaratulationA to the Great Class of 1982 from Tim Juergens Joe Juergens Tom Busch Wilfred Potter 325-1588 1 u-.i The LAWYER ' S BUILDING 200 N. Fountain Ave. Springfield, Ohio ATTENDANCE m_ . . — - v Susan Nickels Not pictured: Olan Edington, Mary Olmstead. Il k 4r ' 4. CUSTODIANS Head: John Howard Lisa Allen Ralph Filson James Gavin Edith Swain Keith Tolliver Samuel Hill Albert Hubbard Clara Vanover Larry Wilson Guy Worthington Brenda Hopkins COOKS Coordinator: Mary Tincher Virginia Adams Betty Billet Deanna Blumenschein Martha Bremer Carolyn Haff Peg Halk Virginia Miller Leah Mitchell Virginia Morris Betty Sharp SECRETARIES Mary McLin Joan Krieg Joyce Cave SCHOOL NURSE Winnifred Groves Michael Larsor LIBRARIANS Sally Hess, Carol Hanes, Leigh Bressoud HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION ! Larry Nickels, Nancy Sherwood, Sharon Nicewaner, Jeanenne Jackson, Karen Hasting. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR -4 JTW James Rolfes I I I I Harry Pearce, Harry Robinson, Tony Chapman, James Lane. INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS % -- l Betty Weisenbach Pamela Thompson «il0n«R RB3 Mildred Thomas Patrick Day D. Robert Wetzell ART Benjamin Cox Not pictured: Janet Ebert MUSIC ENGLISH Stephen Harris, Judy Berg, Karen Saupe, Hannah Pruitt, Lemoine Rice. Lou Zook. Mary Jane Canan, Jeri Neidhard, Barbara Meistel, Thomas Spurgin, Daryl Hackwell. 167 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. William Yandle Dr. Manuel Iglesias, Mr. Herman Flannery, Mrs. Betty Milner, Mrs. Linda Bodey, Mrs. Margaret Bibe. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Robert Pyle Mr. Roger Leach Mrs. Dolly Kline Mr. David Reichel Mr.James Nave Mrs. Sandra Garvey SCIENCE Mr. Michael Reimer Mr. David Trumbull Mr. James Yeager Not pictured: Ms. Jane Haag 1 s J Mrs. Mary Epiett Sitting: Mr. Eric Crane, Mrs. Fredrica DeVine. Standing: Mr. Donald Henderson, Mr. Lawrence Pooler, Mr. Larry Henschen, Mrs. Jean Jaeckels, Mr. Garry Barhorst, Mrs. Kathryn Sullivan. MATH Mrs. Winifred Cotner, Mrs. Evelyn Zolman, Mr. Michael Ulliman, Mrs. Carol Griffin. BUSINESS [ OWE OWA Mr. Roosevelt Walker Mr. Horner Mr. James Thompson SPECIAL PROGRAMJ Ms. Hilary Smith Ms. Kathryn Botti Not pictured: Mr. Jerry Greene COUNSELORS Ms. Mary Lu Degenhart Mr. Ronald Jaeckels Mr. John Wagner Not pictured: Ms. Cheryl Dover ADMINISTRATION Dr. John Woodward, Principal Scott Spears and Mrs. Frei, Vice Principals - ! a Robert Bronston, Dean Conrad J. Turner, Vice Principal OiME THE SPRINGFIELD CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION IS COMING TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD! I Board of Education Sam Lambert and John Sayers Barbara Crabill and Superintendent Thomas Payton WHY: Tc provide schccl ooard .Tie.tiders an cppportunity tc listen to the concerns c-f citizens and to give citizens a chance to meet the beard members. The Beard will conduct five such cooifnuni ty meetinas this school year. 176 J -jir Patricia Adams I Mil e Althouse Eric Anspach Nancy Bal er Shelly Bench Shawn Brown Anthony Burton Kate Busarow Sarah Buscemi t Becky Carlos Clinton Carey Wynette Carter Jill Comerford Colleen Costello Rhonda Craig Teresa Donegan Amy Farrish Bryan Ferryman John Frederick n .4 1 lit Phil Fogarty Troy Garber ' i%! Jeremy Gerrard MicheleGibeau Kelly Glanton Lori Gonslaves Colby Goodrldge Alan Greenland ii ' - V 1 Skip Gould NtcdeGray Amy Gregory Holly Griffin •-► Laura Hamitton Vince IHamilton 4H. Diane Hampton I Daye Harter Nicole Hayes . ; ' 5 ' X ' ' ' V 1 w 1 1 ! H l fl L 1 I Sr JL 1 A B wA W Michael Joseph Johnson Linda Juergens Chris Kattel H Me issa Kemaon fM Kathy Leahy Jerry Leonard Angle Mitch Bobby Mixon Becky Mowell Jinjer Norman Rosie Norman Todd O ' Brien Mike Perry Tracy Perry Amy Peters Andy Powell David Prenergast Shannon Pyle Susan Rafferty Sherry Reynolds Todd Richmond Richard Rockwell Janle Rogers Sarita Roseberry Barb Rowland Tammy Rowland Nancy Ryman Sean Sanders Debbie Schmenk Mark Schofield Tim Shouland Tracy Sims Doug Smith Lisa Smithers Tod Speary Scott Starling Shelly Strinmetz Mary Beth Stevens Tracy Stevenson Brenda Stillwell Julie Sutherland Barbara Taborn George Webb Stephanie Westhold Andrea White v Catherine Zinn R ' •% ' v- ' Cathy Woodburn Andy Zimmerman wmm iMB mmai First row: Vic Walker, Terri Miller, Amy Powell, Melissa Taylor. Second row: Andy Cutler. Nancy Ryman. Teresa Donegan. Jul« Evancho. Nettie Carter. Debbie Schmenk, Scott Baker. Third row: Bobby Mixon, Andy Zimmerman, Andy Brougher, Mark Hicks. Brian Adams. Tim Ysager. 193 NA3H(©NA 1 Kate Busarow, Jill Comerford, Andy Cutler, Katrin Elmer. Dr. Woodward, Heidi Meyer First row: 1 . Steve Dern 2. Miss Botti 3. Andrea White 4. Jamie Melfi Second row: 1. Angle Woodward 2. Rosie Vizzari 3. Kelly Tehan 4. BobbI Ridder 5. Missy Lawson 6. Mary Beth Highmiller Third row: 1. Linda Ditty 2. Brad Comerford 3. Mary Collins 4. TamI Bailey Fourth row: 1. Kathy Woodburn 2. Jane Warren 3. Julie Wambsgans 4. Laura Scott 5. Tim Yeager 2?(©M(©S m(!l¥£m Front row; 1. Denise Katie) 2. Linda Juergens 3- Came Allison S«cond row: 1. Brooke Miller 2. Heidi Meyer 3. Karen Linn 4. Misli Layr 5. Marty Houston 6. Cathie Hennon Third row: 1. Leanna Haze 2. Laura Hamilton 3. Cindy Fugate 4. Phil Fogarty 5. Katnn Eimer Fourth row: 1. And Cutler 2. Jill Come- ord 3. Kate Bus ' ow 4. Bengt Bro Ti 5. Frank Adams Jamie Kae Melfi Julie Anne Otten Andrea Lee White Eric Richard Lowden 196 4th Sean Heston Sanders Linda Elain Juergens Melody Sue Parsetl Julie Lynne Wambsgans Laura Marie Scoft Catherine Ann Woodbum The 1984 edition of Class Night was presented at the Wittenburg Union. Everyone enjoyed a fine dinner of roast beef and potatoes before sitting back, getting comfortable and preparing themselves for a wonderful evening of awards, comedy, singing and conversation. During the course of the night scholarships were awarded. The top ten scholars were recognized, class favorites were voted and named, class officers recognized, and Carnac The Magnificent, amazed the throng with his biting wit. The evening was brought to an end as everyone sang the Alma IVlater: Lead On, Lead On, North High. Andy Zimmerman, Andy Brougher Mr. Spears and Shelley Stelnmetz Heather Thompson NIIIGHT Mr. Spears, Mrs. Zook, Melissa Taylor, Dr. Woodward Senior class advisors Mrs. McHugh. and Mrs. Jaeckels 199 B K u i H EI nf ■ i CLASS FAVORITES GUYS MOST HUMOROUS Nettie Carter Teresa Donegan Kelly Johnson DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Chris Kattell Nancy Ryman Terri Miller MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andrea White Terri Miller Cathie Hennon SHARPEST Linda Juergens Kathy Leahy Barbara Rowland FRIENDLIEST Nancy Baker Debbie Schmenk Amy Powell MOST TALENTED Kathrin Elmer Angle Mitch Teresa Donegan BEST ATHLETE Nettie Carter Brooke Miller Nancy Ryman MOST SPIRITED Angie Mitch Andrea White Jinjer Norman BEST ALL AROUND GIRL Siobhan Houston Jamie Melfi Amy Powell MOST INTELLECTUAL Jamie Melff Julie Otten Ann-Beth MacClean BEST DRESSED GIRL Heidi Meyer Linda Juergens Cathie Hennon BEST ALL-AROUND GUY Andrew Brougher Keith Strickland Clinton Carey BEST DRESSED GUY Eric Dozier Robert McConnell Casey Hudson MOST DEVOTED COUPLE Laura Hamilton and Keith Strickland Nancy Ryman and Brian Adam Cathie Hennon and Greg Lawson Teresa Donegan and Clinton Carey MOST HUMOROUS Mark Hicks Andy Zimmerman Joe Boeke DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Andy Zimmerman Marty Houston Vic Walker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sean Sanders Andrew Brougher Marty Houston SHARPEST Craig Smedley Dave Prendergast Tim Johnson FRIENDLIEST Greg Lawson Phil Fogarty Andy Cutler MOST TALENTED Peter Bressoud Doug Barclay Rick Kennerly BEST ATHLETE Joe Boeke Eric Lowden Derek Senior MOST SPIRITED B. C. Carter Vic Walker Mark Hicks MOST INTELLECTUAL Frank Adams Sean Sanders Bengt Brown DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Chris Kattell and Marty Houston MOST SPIRITED JinJer Norman and Vic Walker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andrew Brougher and Terri Miller 201 202 BEST ALL AROUND Keith Strickland and Amy Powell MOST INTELLECTUAL Jamie Melfi and Sean Sanders GRADUATION Pomp and Circumstance, blue and white tears, diplomas, handshaking, hugs, the 1984 graduates didn ' t miss any of this Graduation Night fun. It was whispered around the North High gymnasium that this was one of the most dignified ceremonies in recent history. Anticipation for each senior and his family built as Dr. Woodward announced each senior ' s name. Diplomas were handed out by the president of the school board, Barbara Crabill. When all the speeches, songs and diplomas were finished, the class of 1984 threw their caps in the air, along with other objects that resembled erasers. After spending three years at North High students, the difference was they were now North High graduates. Terri Miller, Angle Mitch Brent Bushu, Barbara Crabill Mrs. Mllner, Tim Johnson Dr. John Woodward Barbara Crabill 206 SPRr (5fiEl!5 ' ■ o ' 3i io 7 jNijOni UrLMBOK TO, O-ST HO-, «o o w-, o..tco o« « 3 SOiiKlOOiL Septentoer 28, 1983 Of yojr Kii •ections of .n ..U.-.-., .,.o. . , r.y.,. .. : the 5 c«et c olr be- usod to dcsigrati t three seasor s of eai, and aaw of the lyrics oould easily introduce specific our book. permissior «s a thero, give arry anc righted Mt« and to us pDr ' .ior of lyrics in our yearbook. M will all credit djc to your ooipany aa aolr owners of oopv- thar you (or your Considerations in this iwteer and eagerly  - ««it yojr reply. ThanV yoji (or yoor kindness. S.ncerely, Srringfiel.V North Hiqt, School 701 E. taw naad October 5, 1983 Polaris Staff Springfield North High School 701 E. Home Road Springfield, Ohio 45503 Re: SYMCHRONICITY Ladies and Gentlemen: Thank you for considering one of A M Records, Inc. ' s album for your yearbook. The permission of the record company is not required to pattern your yearbook after the album. Permission must be obtained from us for the use of the recorded sound or the duplication of the exact artwork from the jacket. Permission for use of lyrics must be obtained from Illegal Songs, the publisher for Police. By copy of this letter and your request to Beverly Martin of Illegal Songs, I am asking that she contact you directly. If you have any further questions please contact me at the address bclov;. Sincerely, Shirley Sakamoto Business Affairs cc: Beverly Martin (w enc.) A M I) .■■■or.K Inr 1,1 HriM Avi-iini- Hollvwood. California Q002X 633 N La Brea Ave Hollywood, Cal 90036 Polaris Staff Springfield North High School 701 E. Home Road Springfield, Ohio 45503 Dear Sirs, As explained to you by AtH Records I can only give you pemission to use lyrics from Synchroni ci ty , I see no problem with that provided you only use these lyrics for your high school year book. Our congradul a1 ions to all the graduates! Re ds , rly Marfin 1 1 1 eg l Songs , Inc Adni nistrator