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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1988 volume:

ALLEN COUNTY I 3 1833 01859 2581 GC 977.102 SP84NH, 1988 Springfield North High School 701 E. Home Rd. Springfield, OH 45503 (513) 328-2017 BIG BOLD TIFOL GP s E N I O R S J a N I O R S A D V E R T I S E M E N T S S O P H O M O R E S ?• t C L F O R S E I S N H G M E N AND COMING PACTS IHAfiOyT TEEN North Entertains Centerville . The Homecoming game on Friday, October 23, resulted in a 36-0 loss to the Centerville Elks. The Panthers came into the game with a 6-1 record hoping to defeat the Elks — a feat that had not been accomplished since the mid 70 ' s, and again the Panthers were no match for an unbeatable Elk offense. ' mm Homecoming 1987 This Homecoming was different from all others for me. This year I was in charge of it. I had to make sure everything was done and done on time. Without the help of so many students and teachers, Homecoming wouldn ' t have been the reality it was. After putting in all the hard work it paid off. Nineteen clubs participated. Each had a float and candidate, who was introduced at the football game Friday night of Homecoming. This year we built a maze for the floats and candidates to sit in. After decorating all day Saturday, the big night finally came. Almost 450 students showed up along with some faculty members. The Bob Gray Orchestra played and at 11:00 the Queen was to be announced. Our M.C., Mr. Manoloff, announced the seventeen second runner-ups, and each received a crown. Then Julie Comerford was announced the first runner-up. I was Queen! I was crowned by Mrs. Lazear, our advisor, and Kristi Knight. In my four years at North that was the most exciting and best thing that has happened to me. — Melinda Wallace Homecoming Dance ' 87 A night of amazement in Hollywood I can ' t believe I made it; I ' m so happy Melinda Wallace dances Danny Hixon. Julie Comerford is crowned by Knight. r .M-i. - K Kf BS ' PH p r? - ' :. J HH| HP! S -J n M-i iflHlL . . s V-l CLOSE aps ( ( For the times of our lives ' ' The 1988 Polaris Yearbook staff put in a great deal of time working on this Yearbook. Even though we had more than a few rough times we somehow managed to make it through the deadlines and chaos because we always worked together. It was difficult, but it was fun. Good luck to all our seniors on the staff. The staff includes: Crystal Campbell, Michele Chapman, Luzia Dotson, John Folden, Lee Ford, John Frasier, Jo-Angela Groeschel, Managing Editor, llona Grosche, MiMi Sayeeda Hadi, Melanie Hooten. Kristen Huffman, Keith Knasel, Kristina Luce, Kathy McCoy, Amy Mecessary, Editor-in-Chief P o L A R I S S T A F F m Melanie, Amy, Jo, John, Mimi, and Lee Ti Kathy Parks Typist Luzia Dotson and Layout Editor. Ilona Grosche, visitor. John Folden, advertisement TOM LAWSON AND CHRIS POWELL KEY CLUB The 103 member North Key Club is one of the most active clubs at North. It is sponsored by the Springfield Kiwanis Aub. Throughout the year the club participated in such activities as the Big Brothers Big Sisters Bowl-a-thon, Cystic Mbrosis Walk-a-thon around Springfield. Key Club sponsors Career Day at North and shopping sprees for under- irivileged children at Christmas and Easter. In addition, the club hosts a Grandparent Luncheon and coordinates Teacher Appreciation Week. It also organizes Channel 2 TV ' s Food For Friends canned food drive at the North and I Coordinates the Police — faculty basketball game. The North Key Club received many awards this year. At the Ohio District Convention it was awarded third place out if all other clubs with membership over 60 people for service. The club received first place in the Dayton-Springfield irea for overall achievement. Key Club ' s advisor, Mr. Conrad Turner, received a Citation by the International board of directors of Key Club for his outstanding guidance and leadership. In addition, the North Key Club President, Boyd ' atton, was named outstanding president for the Dayton-Springfield area. After 28 years of service to North High School, Asst. Principal Conrad Turner recently made the decision to retire. Mr. Turner started his career at North in the fall of 1960 when the school was founded. He was one of the school ' s first guidance counselors. Three years later he became Asst. Principal. He has held that position for the past 25 years. During those years his primary responsibilities have been discipline, scheduling, student activities. Student Council and Key Club. The students, faculty, and staff of North High School wish him the best In his retirement. LATIN CLUB PAW PRINT Mrs. Lazear, Rick Shuman, Mimi Hadi, Ryan Shively, Holly Roberts, Mindy Berger, Todd Murray THE FALL PLAY CAST MEMBERS: Kenneth Kirker, Sean Fox, Kevin Beatty, Holly Kenerly, Kelly McDonald, Chris Frederick, Kathy Wolfe Jeff, Tom, and Philipp adjust some props. The start of Dress Rehearsal. THE FABGLOGS FABLE FACTORY CHORUS MEMBERS: Brenden Comerford, Marc Dugan, Philipp Winkler, Kris Luce, Mindy Grivas, Tom Rumpke, Paul Kristofco, Kerri Johnson, Kristen Huffman, Jane McCann, Mindy Berger, Sam Barnes, Jay Nordenbrock, Jenny Shaffer, Sandy Piatt, Michelle Cantrell. The production is an updated version of Aesop ' s Fables. The performing roles explore creative dramatics, music, and dance. THE FABULOUS FABLE FACTORY recreate fables that present essential morals which have been in the public domain for over 2,000 years. ONE ACT PLAYS THE CASE OF THE CRUSHED PETUNIAS Melissa Cantrell and Kelley McDonald in ' LEMONADE. ' 1987-1988 Executive Cabinet ' sSBi Sitting (L to R) Melinda Wallace, Angie Tuttle. Standing (L to R) Rob Bell, Tom Lawson, Chris Powell. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL MEMBERS; Meredith Baird, Dan Barnett, Michelle Cantrell, Rob Colvin, Brian Dixon, Jeff Englemeier, Chris Frederick, Chan Funk, Bryan Hawk, Kent Hawkins, Jay Nordenbrock, Boyd Patton, Gay Ramsey, Terrell Rogers, Kristen Scott, Brian Shaffer, Dianna Snyder, Lyndelle Wiebenga, Doug Wright, Jeremy Flack, Steve Paris JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL MEMBERS: Chris Pratt, Julie Wildman, Alisa Serve, Ryai Robinson, Jennifer Moistner, Angie Williams, Mary Finch, Kathy Lowe, Linda Lee Molly Wagner, Tracy Cremeans, Mimi Hadi, Kelly Lockhart, Dori Harner, Jenny Sine Angie Eancheff, BIythe Howard, Liz Hopping, Cora Chu, Erin Falter, Elise Mancy Sarah Holden, Jennifer Newcomb, Nikki Rue, Mellissa Harwood, Renee Mcintosh, Brae Berg, Jeff Black, Jeff Bowser, Semra Orhan, Stacy Martin,. Elise deLanglade, Bill] Jarrell, Matt Ramsey. Program Committee Melissa Harwood, Julie Wildman Hannah Beatty, Tom Lawson Andee Hoke KEYCLUB KIWANIS immmSilimm -a c (0 liAPPy MOLiDAYS Lil ' l Abner, this year ' s spring musical production provided its audiences three fantastic erformances after a month of long hours and hard work. The dedication of directors John . Cantrell and Cynthia Griffin helped to maintain North ' s reputation of excellence in leatrical and dramatic production. The choreography was taught by the noted dancer Gary leis, and the set was designed by Tim Rowe. Holly Kenerly ■■Mammy Yoakim Evil Eye Fleagle DAVID FIGGE Mayor Dawgmeat DANIEL WALDER Moonbeam MINDY BERGER „,-,  j H 5t Senior Technician JEFFREY ENGELMEIER Senior Technician TOM LAWSON O o P V) O o c § o • - c a CO TOM ADAMS HOMETOWN: Daylon, OH COLLEGE(S): Univ, of Daylon; B,S, Secondary Ed ANSWER: Hard work, self- discipline, and respect (SCIENCE) MARY BALLENTINE HOMETOWM: Dayton, OH COLLEGE(S): Wittenberg; B,S in Ed. — U.D.: M A in Englisti ANSWER: I would lilie for my stu- dents (o develop good writing stiills and most of all, a life-long love of (ENGLISH) JOHN E BARTLEY HOMETOWN: Morth Hampton. OH COLLEGE(S): Morehead State — (Jniv of Dayton; M.S. in Ed. ANSWER. Some of tfie knowledge and skills required to become a con- tributing memtier of our tecfinotrsg- LINDA LEE BODEY HOMETOWN: Springfield, OH COLLEGE(S): Indiana Univ.. B.A., Wrigfit State, M.A. ANSWER: Integrity, self-respect, and tiard work are more important ENGLISH DEPT. CHAIR w • W 4 - ' ' KATHRYN BOTTI HOMETOWN: Columbus, OH COLLEGE(S): Wittenberg; B.f Univ of Dayton; MS. ANSWER: I would like ttien: a sense of self-responsibility and de- termination and independence (DH) Springfield City Schools roums SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 45504-2502 49 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE PHONE (513) 328-2077 or 328-2096 Ed Levanthal Board President Board of Education Sam Burcham John P. Sayers Fred Robinson Linda Shaffer Administration Jan Samuels Personnel K. Michael Crumley James A. Siusher Curr. ft Instruction Bus. Affairs James A. Frantz SUPERINTENDENT K. David Weidner Admin. Asst. Nancy Boerger Treasurer D. L. BLEDSOE HOMETOWN: Dayton, OH COLLEGE(S): Bowling Green; E in Ed — Wrighl Slate; M.A, ANSWER; I hope problem solv techniques and analytical think processes developed in Math - Physi isful --i 1 1 1 : i y TERESA BRUAH HOMETOWN; Newark, OH COLLEGE(S): OS a,. B,S in Home Ec — Attending Wright Slate for ANSWER; To gain skills for living a successful life {HOME EC.) MARY JANE CANAN HOMETOWN: (Jrbana, OH COLLEGEfS): Wittenl erg; B S Wright State; MS, ANSWER: This above all: to tl own self be true. And it must fol as the night, the day. Thou c, (ENGLISH) LEIGH BRESSOUD HOMETOWN; Chicago. Illinois COLLEGE(S); Wittenberg; Second- ary-Science and English ANSWER: How to fill out a survey in 30 seconds or less so they have lime to read a book or magazine. (LIBRARIAN) Picture Not Available MILLIE CHAMBERLIN HOMETOWN: Rochester. New York COLLEGE(S): Wittenberg; B A. — Wrighl State; M in Ed, — CJniv, of Dayton; MS, ANSWER: People find their most satisfying fulfillment in life through (DEAN OF STUDENTS) RICK D, COX HOMETOWN; Springfield. OH COLLEGE(S): Anderson Qniv,; B,A, — Ohio State; M,A, ANSWER: Self-discipline, correct choral singing techniques. JULIET K CRAWFORD HOMETOWN; Bridgeport, Mich COLLEGE(S) Central Mich, Univ,; Bachelor of Science and certified to leach Biology (Major) and Chem- istry (Min ANSWER: I V n an apprecialii -lings and I wc T of life FREDRICA DEVINE HOMETOWN; Springfield, OH COLLEGE(S); Miami Univ,; BS, in Ed, — Ohio Slate — Univ, of Day- ton — Wright Stale ANSWER: Organization and good study skills to be able to learn in- dependently throughout life Wright State; Special Ed, LINDA [X3DDS HOMETOWN; Springfield. OH COLLEGE(S); Witlenberg; B,A KENNETH A, DUNLAP HOMETOWN: Delphos. OH COLLEGE(S); Wittenberg: BS Ed, — Univ, of Dayton; M,A ANSWER; Sweet and KipJness! EDDIE M, FORD HOMETOWN: Dayton. OH COLLEGE(S): Wittenberg; B,A, — Univ of Dayton; MS, ANSWER: Moderation and Control BETH FUMDERBORG HOMETOWN: Springfield. OH COLLEGE(S}: Miami Univ.; B S. ANSWER. Responsibility to think critically, to solve problems logical- ly, to be able to make educated decisions concerning science in our A CYNTHIA L GRIFFITH HOMETOWN Spnnglieid OH COLLEaE(S) Ohio Stale; B.S in Social Studies Comp — Wright State — Univ of Dayton ANSWER: That the futiire is based upon the past. (HISTORY) MARY LCI GORDON HOMETOWN: Lyndhurst. OH COLLEGE(S): Wittentierg; B.A Univ. of Dayton; MA. (COONSELOR) DON HENDERSON HOMETOWN: Cadiz. OH COLLEGEIS): Wittenberg; B.S. — Ohio State; M.A. — Colorado State ANSWER; That consistency and persistency habits were developed in classes, that learning iS growing and enlightening, that what you do and are is more important than what you say. (MATH AND COMPUTERS) r LARRY R HENSCHEN HOMETOWN: New Bremen. OH C0LLEGE(5): O.S.U ; B S in Ed — B.G.S.U. Master of Arts in teaching ANSWER: Subject matter and prob- lem solving (MATH) JEANIE JACKSON HOMETOWN: Springfield, OH COLLEGE(S): Univ of Cincini CYNTHIA HELMICK HOMETOWN: Englewood. OH COLLEGE(S): B A Communica ANSWER: That they would lear respect each other and effect! others around them Viet Univ.; MED. ANSWER; 1. I hope my student learn that they are each unique an wonderful whether they like Math c to learn so that long after they ' v forgotten me, they can continue t grow intellectually MATH DEPT CHAIR KAREN S. HASTING HOMETOWN: Dayton, OH COLLEGE(S): Central State Univ.; B S. — Univ of Dayton; M.S. ANSWER: Skills to live effectively. In Health we teach many of the issues facing adolescents: Teenage Pregnancy, S T.D.. Chemical de- pendency and suicide prevention. JEAN M. JAEC KELS HOMETOWN: Louisville, KY COLLEGE(S): Edgecliff; B.A. - TIMOTHY A- ISALY HOMETOWN: Pittsburgh. PA COLLEGE(S): Wittenberg Univ B.A. ANSWER: Respect of other. How I say Gid ' day Mate. (MATH) NORTH HIGH ADMINISTRATION Dr. Gerald Gochenour Principal Mr. Conrad Turner Mr. Larry Nickles Mrs. Millie Chamberlin Dean of Students COONSELING STAFF Mr. Jaeckels RON JAECKELS HOMETOWN: COLLEGE(S); St Mary ' s; B.A. - The Catholic Univ of America; M.A Marquet Univ , M Ed in Guidance AMSWER: Always try to be objec- live, and try to see txjth sides of ar DOLLV KLINE HOMETOWN: Springfield COLLEGEfS): Wittenberg Ed. — a History ANSWER: Do un would have them do ur The smallest good deed than the grandest good RITA LANE HOMETOWN: Beilevue, OH COLLEGE(S): Ohio State; B.S . MS, ANSWER: To appreciate the many oppor- tunities life provides. (HOME EC.) EVA LAZEAR HOMETOWN: COLLEGE(S): Wright State; B.A in English ANSWER: Make a difference! Dont let the world pass you by Hard work and perse- verance will get you anything! (ENGLISH) DREW KOLB HOMETOWN: S Wiiliamsport PA COLLEGE(S): Wittenberg; B.S — Univ of Dayton; MS ANSWER: To be responsible cit- izens and intelligent voters, so they can work to improve things in Springtucky! ' (GOVERI-IMENT) ROGER T LEACH HOMETOWN: Springfield. OH COLLEGE(S): N Arizona Univ . B S. in Soc Sc . MA. in Hist and Pol Sc. MA. in Aerospace Ed — Mi- ami — Oxford ANSWER: Self-worth, respect, val- ues and how to survive in the world of work (OW E ) LINDA KELLY HOMETOWN: North Canton OH COLLEGE(S) Wooster; B.A. - Univ of Akron: (COUNSELOR) MiKE MANOLOFF HOMETOWN: Springfield, COLLEGE(S): Ohio State; — Gniv, of Dayton; MA ANSWER; The importance becoming involved in n kind and our environment; the sacrifices necessary one to accept if they wan make a difference, (HISTORY) BETTY J, MILNER HOMETOWN; Olmstead Falls, OH COLLEGE(S) Ohio Univ.; BS, — Gniv. of Dayton; M Ed ANSWER I would most like for my students to learn tolerance for differences in people and cultures throughout the world (FRENCH) SCJZANNE MASSIF HOMETOWN: Springfield, OH COLLEGE(S): Wright Stale, B S in Mathematics Ed ANSWER: I would most like my students to learn that math is not a subject to fear If you approach it with the attitude that even though you have to work at it, you can understand math and find that it applies to (MATH) GARY MOLNAR HOMETOWN: Lorain, OH COLLEGE(S) Defiance; B,A — Miami Univ.; MS. ANSWER: For students to accept their po- tential, work at their potential, and feel good at out themselves for doing the best they can. (SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST) BARBARA MEISTER HOMETOWN; Warren. OH COLLEGE(S), Wittenberg; B A, — Wright Stale; M,Ed ANSWER; 1 would like students to learn to treat each other (and all people) with kindness, con- sideration, and respect! (ENGLISH) TERESA MURPHY HOMETOWN: Napoleon, OH COLLECE(S) Wittenberg Univei SHAROM R NICEWANER HOMETOWN Lima. OH COLLEGE(S): Miami (Jniv : B.S in Ed AINSWER: ' If at first you don ' t succeed, try MirsDY PHIPPS HOMETOWM: Springfield COLLEGE(S): Wright Stale Unii B S in Comprehensive Business ANSWER: To try hard and do yoi LARRY NICKELS HOMETOWN: Springfield. OH COLLEGE(S): U of Dayton: Bachelors and Mast ANSWER: The impact that chemicals make o life (ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL) SANDRA PEZOLDT HOMETOWN: Loudonville. OH COLLEGE(S): Wittenberg Univ.; B S in Educatic ANSWER: I would like my business students to d. CAROL PHILIP HOMETOWN Columbus. OH COLLEGE(S): Baldwin Wallace - Ohio State. B S ANSWER: I would like my students to learn b living skills and to be responsible for their ai (HOME EC ) LAWRENCE POOLER HOMETOWN: Cheste COLLEGEIS): Ohio U (Minor in Physics) ANSWER: A good se edge of math, (MATH) liv.: B-S, in Ed, (Major in Math of values and a broader knowl SANDRA PRIKKEL HOMETOWN: Daylon, OH COLLEGE(S): tlniv o( Evansv Ed ANSWER: To succeed in life al find a way to compensate for a (D.H.) ROBERT R, PYLE HOMETOWN- Springfield, OH COLLEGEIS) Wittenberg Univ Dayton; Masters ANSWER. Joy i close relationship — (I hope) (GOVERNMENT) sity: B,S — of PETER RAUCH HOMETOWN; Dayton, OH COLLEaE{S); Wright State; B, Music. M- ANSWER; Commitment and Dedication (BAND) HILARY ANN REQUARTH HOMETOWN Pittsburgh, PA COLLEGE(S| Univ of Dayton; B S. of Ed., Master of Science in Administration Supervisory ANSWER: To be positive, self-confident Have LEMOINE RICE HOMETOWN. Springfield. OH COLLEGEIS): Wittenberg; B.A. — Wright State ANSWER; That learning is fun a: (ENGLISH) MARGARET S. ROARK HOMETOWN: Winston-Salem, W C COLLEGE(S) Converse College; B A — Columbia Gniv. — Univ. of Dayton — Wright State ANSWER; 1 Study Skills 2. A love of words and the way writers use them. 3 Accuracy in writing (LATIN) HARRY ROBINSON HOMETOWN; Eddystone, PA COLLEGE(S): Ohio Northern; B.S. of Dayton; M.S. in Ed, Aud, ANSWER; Self-discipline (POWER MECH.) JIM ROLFES HOMETOWN: Springfield. OH COLLEGE(S); Wittenberg; B.S. in Ed Univ ; M.Ed. — Univ. of South Dakota - Dayton (ATHLETIC DIRECTOR) SHIRLEY ROYSE HOMETOWN; Lorain, OH COLLEGEIS): Kent State; B.S in Ed, — Bowling Green, MA in Reading ANSWER Importance of good attendance and a sense of responsibility for themselves, develop and refine an inner sense of discipline in their lives (READING) WALTER J, SCHROF HOMETOWN Troy, OH COLLEGEIS) Capital Univ ; B A. — Ohio State; MA — Miami, M Ed , PhD ANSWER: Learn more about themselves, their strengths and their potential for the future, know how to cope with their present situations and be prepared for the future whatever it will be, (COUNSELOR) TOM SPURGIN HOMETOWM; Cincinna COLLEGE(S): Miami B S — Univ of Dayton AMSWER Thai ' schoc COLLEGE(S)- Ohio Univ.: B M — Masters of Music ANSWER: Self-discipline MIKE THOMPSON HOMETOWN: Springfield, OH COLLEGE(S) Univ o( Cincin- nati: A B — Wilmington: B,S — Univ of Dayton, Masters ANSWER: Success is sweet. But the secret is sweat. OH COLLEGE(S): Univ ol Cincinnati: B S. — Wrigh ' Slate Univ : M.E. ANSWER: I would hops my students develop i personal value systerr PEGGY TURNER HOMETOWN: Fort Wayne. Ind COLLEGE(S): Ball State: B.S . K. ANSWER: ■Effective communici tion skills. (SPEECH PATHOLOGIST) MIKE GLLIMAN HOMETOWN: Springfield. OH COLLEGE(S|: Wright State, B.S in Accounting ANSWER: Practical Skills — Something Ihey can put into use directly out of High School. (BUS. DEPT. CHAIR) SUSAN VROOMAN HOMETOWN Spnngfieli OH COLLEGE(S) Ohio Stall B.S- in Ed. - - OSU - Wright Slate -UD ANSWER: 1. that life meant to be enjoyed. ' . tolerance fo others - people are im portant. (FRENCH) BILL YANDLE HOMETOWN: Columbus, OH COLLEGE(S) Wright State: B S in Ed — Univ of Dayton: M S in classroom teaching ANSWER: About the impor- i of I irying i itage of democracy and (frc Psychology) the ability to t curately ■know thy self a OH COLLEGE(S): Adrian Col- lege: B A ANSWER To understand mportance of English very day life, and to The ' Cell MATES. ' Ms. Fuller — NURSE :hael stelzer lOMETOWN: Springfield. OH r:OLLEGE(S) Wright State; - tJniv, of Dayton; MA rHSWER; An appreciation of HiSTORV) •LE THOMASOM toMETOWIN; Aliron :OLLEGE(S): Anders MSWER How to alt ems in a logical man MATH) OH COLLEGE(S): Murray State Gniv ; B.S. — Gniv, of Dayton; MS, ArfSWER: Responsibility and Self Respect (OWA) f K COLLEGE(S): Cedarvi BS — Central State Wilberforce; 8 S, in Ed ;. V. WALKER HOMETOWri: Cleveland, OH COLLEGE(S): Cedarville; B S — Wiltierforce; B,S, — Payne Tfieo — Sem ; M,D — Sem- inary; Worl on PhD ANSWER. How to compete. 1 life. MES YEAGER 10MET0WM; Dayton, OH COLLEGEfS); Wittenljerg; B S, ANSWER- ■How to deal wi Tiore scientifically and tecl ogicaily complex society, ' COLLEGE(S); Mus The Kitchen Staff Mrs. Bodey and Marsha Deitlein G jf (S l £ ' ' B u ,fJ C ) O UJ KARRIE ALLISON KR15TA ALLISON SHELLY ANTHONY MICHAEL ARLEDGE ANGELA AUGUSTINE DAVID BAILEY DEDRA DAILEY WENDY DAILEY MEREDITH DAIIXD DANIEL DARNETT ANNI5SA DARTLEY A PATRICK DECKEL BRIAN BEEKMAN ROBERT BELL KELLY DKOWN KW5TIAN DROWN WILLIAM DROWN MICHAEL DRUMFIELD WENDY DURK5 KEITH CALADRESE LISA CAMPDELL HOPE CYPRYLA DAWN DANWDGE WILLIAM DAVIDSON DEN FEINSTEIN JEKEMY FLACK JOHN FOLDEN JO-ANGELA GROESCHEL ILONA GROSCHE MATTHEW HART MELANiE HOOTEN MI-CHEL HOWARD RUSTY HUDSON KEITH KNASEL JAMES MCCANN TAMI MCCLUNG SHAWN MCCOMDS DOUG MCGREGOR KELLY MCVEY LEONIE MEYER JANE MIE5SE CHAD MILLER LISA MILLER RACHEL MITMAN DRENDA MONGOLD DAVID MORRIS RICHARD MOSS GENE PIEFFER CHRIS POWELL MIKE RAFFERTY TERRELL ROGERS LYNDA ROLLER GARY ROSE SPENCER ROSE ROBERT RUE JOHN SAYERS LAURA SCHMENK KRISTEN SCOTT BRIAN SHAFFER GAY RAMSEY JONATHON STADLER JUDE STANLEY NEIL STEWART JOHN VALENTE KRISTIN VANAR5DALL DAVID VANNATTA DARREN WATKIN5 JILL WEBBER ROBIN WHALEY JILL WILSON p% HP N ■ m Ht 1 1 J 1 ' ' ' - ' ' ' V 1 ' ' t(k V, 7 ' SHAYLA WILSON KATHERINE WOLFE DOUGLAS WRIGHT Senior Candids .jfiW y d fS al CLASS NIGHT 1988 Ji WITTIEST Matt Hart, Kristen Scott MOST HEALTH CONSCIOUS Gay Ramsey, Jude Stanley MOST SPIRITED Jamie Eubanks, Chris Powell FRIENDLIEST Doug Wright, Michelle Kilgore Class Favorites MOST COSMOPOLITAN Boyd Patton, Krista Allison BIGGEST FLIRTS Candy Robinson, Rob Rue DONE MOST FOR NORTH Julie Comerford, Tom Lawson M r CAFETERIA GOURMETS Jeff Brown, Lynda Roller BEST CAR Kerry Donegan, Keith Knasel MOST NAPS Tim King, Debby Bailey Class Favorites SWEETEST PERSOtSALITY Keith Calabrese, Wendy Burks MOST SEEN IN HALLS Lee Ford. Bill Brown BEST LOOKING Bill Fultz, Jill Wilson MOST HUMOROUS Rob Colvin, Amanda Hall BEST DRESSED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carrie Silverstein, Jay Nordenbrock Shelley Anthony, Scott Crabill MOST ABSENT Spencer Ross. Kathy McCoy Class Favorites MOST ATHLETIC Katie Collier, Derrick Buford MOST TALENTED (Drama) Kathy Wolfe, Randy Comer SEXIEST EYES Michelle Cantrell, Bryan Hawk MOST INTELLECTUAL Marcus Johnston, Angela Bowshier BEST ALL-AROUND Jeff Englemeier, Melinda Wallace MOST DEVOTED COUPLE Matt Leahy, Carrie Silverstein MOST TALENTED (Music) Katy Heeg, Mandy Toy, Dan Barnett SEMIOR PICNIC iMoKik iqk Scdoof CCass J igdt 1988 Kiimtsa Scott W(ttlMt Dan Bamscx X— Kruton Scott Bluast Flirt .wCTRob Rua ._ Junia Eubank HiMC Likely to Succeed NaU Stewart Juli Comerford BmtOreaMd ■ JC Jay Nordenbrock — Carri SUvantain .-K. Chrim PoweU y Jeff EngKim««r .JL Jaxou Eubanka X Matt Han Jason Shaffer Aniaaa Hartley PatBKkaJ Mlchdla KUgon — . JoAngflla GrochaUa Todd Clauar Kiutan Scott Mslinda Wallaca -JL. ShaUsy Anthony Moat Hiunoroua Randy Comar .— „ Amy Tehan BeaC Looking ._. Matt Hart - Jamia Eubanka tkwt Abaent .-X.. Spancer Roaa .-X Kathy McCoy Moat Se en in Hallways Jaff Engalmeiar .-f. Lea Ford t loaality Keith Colabreaa Melinda Wallace Hort Athletic JaaoD Shaffer . .fCatia CoUier Host Intellectual ....... Scott Crabill .S., Angela Bowahiar Moat Talented (music ■.X.. Dan Bamect -iC. Mandy Toy Moat Talented dramc X.. Randy Comer -. Michelle Cancrell JC Billy Faltz .. J J. Say« jL- BUI Brown LyndeUa Wiabenga Nancy Hayes . A Katy Hwj Dan Bametl .i :.. Jeff EnRclmeier ..X. Melinda Wallace Moat Devoted Couple ... ... Brtan Diion and Michelle Kilgo .y .. Matt Leahy and Carrie SUverat«.. Todd Clauer and Julie Comerford .. Bryan Hawk Doug Wnght .. Julie Coir.crford _ Paul Toriello Debbie Bailay ..j Wendy Burka Ned Stewart Mildred Proctor Dan Bamsct Kristen Scoct Bnan Beekman Lynda Roller Sean Fox Holly Kenerly . Bryan Hawk A.. Michelle Cantrell Scott Crabill Knflt n Scoct 1988 COMMeNC€M€NT €X€RCIS€S Tom Lawson gives the Omega address. Scott Crabill gives the then Alpha address. Thursday, June Second Springfield North High School Springfield, Ohio HONOR GRflDUfiT€S LUfTH HIGHeST ftCflD€MIC HONORS Rnthony. Shelley [. nn Bornett, Doniel J Coiobresc Keith R Clouer, Todd D Crobill. Somuel Scott Dovidson LUilhom F Pons, Steven MichocI Johnston, Morcus Rnton Moms, Dovid €rik Mordenbrock, Jomes Potton. Robert Boyd. Jr Roller, lyndo Mone Silversten, Rnno Modeleme Steujort. J Neil Volente, Jonothon Horns UjrTH HfGH RCflD€MK: HONORS flilison, KristQ Sue BoLUShier, Rngelo Key Comer, Rondoll Mottheuj Dodds, Tomoro LoNcll €ide. Jennifer Meghan €ngelmeicr, Jeffrey Poul Flock, Jeremy K Houjk. Sr on Vincent Mortin. Heother € Miller Uso Mone Schmenk. Louro flizobeth Scott, Hristen L Stodler. Jonothon Derek LUolloce, Melindo Jeon LUright. Douglos € LUrm ftCflD€M)C HONORS Bell. Robert Rndreuj. Jr Carpenter Don Dovid Colvin, Robert Todd Diion, Bncyi Joseph fredcrick, Christopher P frei . Melmdo Rnn Goodfellouj, Chnstino Donno HoLukins Kent Robert McVey. Kelly Lynn Murroy, Todd M Perry, Rmi Lynn ■ lef er Morvm Gene, II Rose, Gory L. Toy. Morilyn Rmondo Tuttle, Rngefo R UJilkerson, Cortyno Morci Board President Sam Levanthal presents diplomas. Senior Memories The 1988 Prom was celebrated on April 23 from 8 pm till midnight at the newly renovated Marketplace. On the Edge of a Dream was the theme chosen by the junior class for this annual gala event. The faculty provided on-site valet parking for the prom-goers and the music was provided by the Majestic Music Productions. Again Mr. Flannery provided his exquisite photo service for those wishing a more permanent remembrance of the occasion. Each attending couple received a Keychain (which served as a ticket) and a cocktail flute as momentos. The after Prom was held at the Springfield Court Club from 1 am till 3 am. Late night revelers enjoyed racquetball, volleyball, foosball and a lot of late night (or early morning) socializing. Plenty of good music, cold soft drinks, and free Pizza was on hand. Prom King and Queen: Keith Calabrese and Julie Comerford. National Honor Society Z ' il ' , ' m ZHSl Bil ' l Anna Silvers.e„. Jon„«han Stadter. Christina Qoodfellow, Co.r.nay Birch. Angela BonneHa, Cora Ch„, E ' Llse Delanglade, Angela Eancheff, Kasi Oreen. oayeeae nadi, William Hicks, BIythe Howard, Knstlna Luce, ELvse Mancv. Analasia Manin. Amv Npcessarv P.m.l, l „«,.ii An„ !„„. 1..1.. u,.ij Luce, ELyse Mancy, Analasia Manin, Amy Necessary, Pamela Powell, Alisa Serve, Julie Wildman ■ - ' ' ' : ' 7 1 V 1 . ,lk V J f M Bryan Hawk Torch Bearer Chris Frederick Herald Shelley Anthony Historian Dr. Oochenour Master of Ceremonies Previous Members: Krista Allison, Shelley Anthony, Daniel Barnett, Angela Bowshier, Keith Calabrese, Todd Clauer, Robert Colvin, Scott Crabill, Jeffery Englemeier, Steven Faris, Christopher Frederick, Bryan Hawk. Lisa Miller. Jay Nordenbrock, Boyd Patton, Lynda Roller, Kristen Scott, James Stewart, Jonathon Valente, Melinda Wallace. Douglas Wright Melinda Wallace Character Teachers, have you done your homework for retirement? I, Cf p. CLU. ChFC SpringnflkJ, OH 45502 When it comes to choosing the best retirement plan, you ' re faced with some pretty tough questions. But the only right answer may be a Tax-Shel- tered Retirement Savings Program from IDS. 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Someone who can help you tailor your investment to match your spe- IDSTSCA • Sixteen different mutual funds • Competitive rates of return from investments • Automatic reinvestment and convenient transfers • Payout options ©1987 IDSFina All rights reservs S-204 (2 87) Tracy Adkins Jim Agee Julie Algeo William Anway Jon Armstrong Myron Bocon Jeff Bolder Nicole Borger Michael Borrley Jonorhon Beord Brod Berg Mindy Berger Troy Berrien Kevin Beotry Michoel Beverly Courtney Birch Jeffrey Block Cleovon Blair Angela Bonnette Jeffrey Bowser Liso Bowers Brion Broke ITjgfll ■ ■■■ Bryon Broke Br n 1 Andrew Brooks 9 Christopher Browns V W-A Christopher Drowns ♦•■LNr. i A i Picture Not Available Bobbie Dryonr Don Ducher Tiffany Bunnell Morrin CQliohan Miranda Campbell Marven Carey Joseph Cormasino John Chapel Randy Cherubini Do Chilron Cora Chu Trocy Cremeans Melonie Cremeans Jody Clark Kenneth Cochran Amanda Collins Theresa Cunningham Leslie Davis Sreve Davis Jennifer Croig Brenda Copelond Elyse deLonglade Shone Demenr Aniro Dickerson Heidi Disciner Donno Dodds Renee Dodds Jill Donnolly Motrhew Downs Brandon Doyle Mork Duggon Angela Eancheff Don Edwards David Edwards Mork Edwards Robert Edwards Tonia Elliot Alex Engi Serdor Ercon Shawn Fain Erin Fairer Tina Ferris Carmen Faulkner Gio Fazio Rogon Fields Picture Picture Picture Not Not Not Available Available AvailabI David enferroins audiences. Wendy Fissell Laura Foster Anna Freeman Scorr Gaier Jennifer Gallagier Clarissa Goodfellow David Gould Michael Greenland Mindy Gulvos Soyeeda Hodi Brian Hahn Lydio Halen Barbara Halen Jennifer Halrer Dawn Harmon Eric Harmon Belinda Horner Trent Horpest Rolondo Horris Morcio Hortman Melissa Horwood Rebecco Heodley Patricio Henize Eric Henslee Matthew Hester Regino Hicks William Hicks David Holbrook Soroh Holden Arfhur Hoofer Elizaberh Hopping BIyrhe Howard Krisfen Huffman Steven Hurst Hakim Islam Jennifer Ison Daniel Jocobson Randall Jarrell William Jarrell Carrie Johnson Melissa Johns Tracy Jordon James Joslin Chris Kelley Kristi Kenley Shone Keyton Bonnie Kinnamon Jennifer Kirkbride Julie Kirkbride Down Kneisley Anthony Koehler Paul Kristofco Andrew Kossoff Carrie Kuss Jeonine Lakes Poul Laney Moffhew Langdon Chris Larason Teri Lavender Paula Mason Jane McConn Robert McGregor Renee Mcintosh Joymee McMullen Jennifer Martin Heather Motthies Chris Meeks John Meyer Kendro Michael Scott Miesse Christopher Miller Jennifer Moistner Scott Moore Sherry Moore Debbie Moormon Kristin Morris Michelle Morrison Robert Morton Robert Mullet Tyson Murray Lisa Nordelli David Neol Anny Necessary f ¥ M Jennifer Newcomb iwStl - b Tomi Nolt llEfl , ,;. 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Limestone Fatheads Springfield, OH in the class DDUJ of ' 88! from: Mr. Dunlap Good Luck Seniors! 121 We keep it simple to make sure it ' s for keeps. To hold on to our customers, we have to hold on to their confidence. And our very simple policy has given us a very firm grip. We sell and service cars in a way that customers understand during the transaction and in a way that makes them believe in us afterwards. Perhaps you ' d like to deal with people who are confident about the deal- ership where they work. Perhaps you ' d like to be certain that the deal is good and the service is right. You can if you become our customer. You know that we ' re building a business for keeps. -.v- MontB ibinif Chevrolet 13QW.MainSt.325-4G01 Downtown, Springfield SOPHOMORES j GMi 1 00 Sophoi Lisa Ackerman Christopher Adams Dan Allen John Anway Christian Appleby Samuel Arnold Lee Austin Malykke Bacon Adam Baird Dana Baldwin Samuel Barnes Bobbie Barnett Matt Bartley Brian Beatty Hannah Beatty Jason Beekman Eddie Bell Debbie Berry Eric Beverly Heather Bigelow Kim Black Mandy Blair Vicki Blankenship Sara Borlitt Tom Boring Joe Bowshier Missi Brakeall Mike Brakeall Sara Brandyberry Kevin Bratton Richard Brock Nancy Brougher Buddy Brown Rachel Brown Craig Brumfield David Bubohett Matthew Burkhardt Alicia Burley Ann Burley Sameer Burmawallah Sachiko Burns Alison Calabrese Eddie Cammoen Robert Campbell V Angela Cardosi Tim Carey Ray Carter Connie Chaffin Dennis Chaffin Chris Chamberlin Kyle Chilton Mike Chubb Ron Clark Nikki Clayborne Lisa Cleelan Heather Clifton Tom Cockrell William Cockrell Joshua Collins Milissa Collins 1o2 Sophomores Brendan Comerford Erin Cox Melisa Cox Rick Crawford Paul Craycraft Jennifer Crouch Ken Cunningham Chuck Damewood Stephanie Daniels Glen Davidson Jay Davis Michael Davis Pamela Davis Steve Davis William Davis Mike Dean Joy de Langlade Howard Denson Patty Detling Debbie Detrick Tammy Diler David Dixon Doug Dodd Amy Dolihite Susan Donegan John Dalahare H o Brian Donohoe Shawn Dover John Downs Andrew DuBois Tara Dudley Jamie Duncan Tammy Gettys Michael Golden Dana Goodfellow Shannon Grager Cecilia Grant Rebecca Green Michelle Grodner Chad Grogg Saleem Had! 1 34 Sophoi Dan Haley Adam Hail Che Hall Victor Hail Marlon Hammond Larry Holloway Treva Hooten Danielle Howe Michael Houff Mary Howard Laura Hull Susan Hyseli Kym Treland Robert James John Jenkins Thomas Jenks Jason Jewell Antwan Jones Paul Jones Steve Jones Tracy Jones Brandey Jordon Bryan Jordon Marsha Joyner Kierstin Juergens Kristine Kadel Chris Kaiser Angela Keating Andrea Kemp John Kenley Helen Kim Mike King Michael Kingery Kami Kitchen Jon Kneisley Robbie Knight Scott Knisley Kendra Knowles John Kuss Melissa Lambert Heather Langen Mark Leonard Bambi Leopard Kevin Lauer Tony Lewis Michael Lewis Bart Little Andrew Long Kirl Lool abaugh John Lyons Stefan Maron ' 0k l n KT 1 ; % Jason McCuistion Laura Mercer Michael Merriman Julie Methven Michelle Mettert Christy Miller Ericka Miller Rodney Miller Joseph Moffitt Chris Moone Ginger Moore Kevin Marcan Danile Morton Tami Moss Corey Pennington Jennifer Peters Tami Peters Marshall Peterson Jenny Petticrew Stephen Petticrew Chad Pitstick Denise Price Matthew Priest Robbie Protsman Michael Pullen Aaron Ray Pierce Reddel Mendie Retterer Matthew Rider Curt Riggle Robyn Riley Holly Roberts Brian Newman David rSichols Justin rSickel James O ' Brien F 1 f IVP Mf George Ogden Asli Orhon RFW L Tammy Otstot Mike Parker r ' V ■ Jyjl 1 ed Robinson .MA. Andy iM Roseberry ff J Reuben Rucker t om Rumpke N W 5honda Rust ft A Anthony H Sagonas ■IH David Sartoris Sherry Scaggs Lee Schalm Jody Shaffer Michelle Shilling Joe Sharpe Craig Shortridge Sheila Shotts Sarah Siddiqi Jodi Skelley Justine Skelley Brian Smith Brian Smith Kristie Smith Michelle Smith Sean Smith Zachary Steele I Steinberger Stacy Steinberger Matt Stricklen Robert Stodgel Jon Stover Dan Switzer s r ft J w Y% M 1 ' i A Rose Taylor Jared Taylor Marc Terry Genia Thomas Lisa Tilton Belinda Titer Rodger Tarias Heather Toadvine Maria Toctan Charlie Townsend Michael Tumblison Katie Glliman Nikki Vannatta Marc Keith Julia Walden Traci Walden Melody Waldron Barbie Wall Scott Walters Eric Ward Shawn Worley Amy Warren Torey Webber Jason Webster Chris Wellington Heather Wells Jimmie Wells Rick West Angle Wheeler Brett Whitacre Michelle Whitt Melissa Wiant Sally Wildman Jeffrey Williams Rachel Wilson W Josh Wood Tonya Woodland Keith Ziegler Kelly Zinn Some Very Interesting Candids! i 1 i :x 1 rn T rf zrrr W _[ Pi J ' M aW b r y ■ m E-j £. - ■ ' ' - ' 1 David fh 1 Ackley Ginell i AcKrom y Rebecca . Ly Allen ■i 1 Nathan JP Arole, Drondi P fchison, % — ' VicrorlQ % t Daird Mom, pick me up! - Lonze Doker - Christopher Baldwin Angela Doldwin fe- ' Corol Darnhort L Jeff Dossell -■f Kenny Bossell Derzi Dotemon Chad Boyless Dono Deechler Melissa Deegel Christopher Denne James Denscoter Dixie fS Tennis, anyone? J Sholondo kjl DlQir ' m ' Sfuorr ' DIevins Nicole Board Kim Bonduronr Lisa Bowman Buddy Bowshier Melissa Brommer Patrick Bronam Amy Brandenburg William Frawley Rocky Brewer Amy Copper l i i Tina Coudill ' KrJ Janine wf ' V Chorckon S ' Mf ' Sheila Chose 78 - kT Christian iiii k Nicholson JKhII Korhy Clark Jonorhon |R 1 Clorkson ■ Croig Cline ' H. • ' ' James . . i| _ l Clingermon r- ii Morgan i 1 Colbert ( 1. True love? Tommy Cox M Nancy Crobill l. ! Juliet Cr owford w jj Seon Crook ' i Josh Crouse ■i k James Cupps Misty Dolphite Aaron Daniels Somino Dotto Michoel Davis Tim Deel Tod Deloney Jennifer Demmien Jamil Denmon Jennifer Dewell Loni Diffendo! Robert Dillon Jennifer Dixon Roger Dory Buddy Douglas Janerre Fisher Vern Fisher Somuel Flock Durhom Folode Shelley Foron David Franfz Picture Not Available Renee Gaier Jeremy Goiluzzo Pleeeose? Richard Givens Penney Godfrey Matthew Gentis Dimitri Gionokopouios Elizabeth Gibeou Colleen Goodfellow Holly Gootee Kimberly Gootee Danny Green Michael Gteene Heidi HqII _i t Jini Hammon . tKbk Chris R Tm Hommond ' B M Rebecco tati iF ' ' Hampton rnKKHKiKKi Aron Honsgen HBHhH Jeff Hayes Tina Hayes m Angela Hazlerr, Tony Hensley These ore no freshmen! Doughmon Herschel Melissa Hinds Jeremy Hinshow Andrea Hirchens Heorher Hodson Christopher Hoffer Shannon Hooren Ashli Hopl ins Morl Hughes Christopher Hunt JK V Jennifer Hunter Jennifer Hursh Jodie Hursh Sean Imber Jessica Jarvis Roger Jenkins Shelley Jenkins Christopher Johnson Trocy Johnson ■- D Tom Johnson Donald ■iaHHi Jolinson i Kerri Johnson WP Tina Johnson -5- ' Hope Jusrice . A - Korrino Keifer mm£S Angela Kemp Alex Knowlfon lTj Brandon fl Lambert jJMh-. Chorles Lemley flv Melissa a H Levolley ■B H Candice Lonkford Vanessa Lay Tare Leerh Don Learherman Drion Leifheir, April Lewis David Linkenhoker 0S Jennifer Linkhart v° India Long Jim Long Shown Lowmon 1 ' 1 f;; ;- ' V;j i:.:.. a| Cosey Lowe f Srocey Lowery 3 ' Donold Lurrrell l--« Deonno Mobro Eric Maki . . . . , !■;■ ' . ' . , 1 52 Freshmen John Molone Julie Money Scorr Morrs Chrisfino Morsholl Dono Morrin Dusfin Morfin Peter Morfin Peter Mortin Kim Motthews Kevin Mossie Clif Mossie Mechele Mosem Scoff Morfin Gene Matthews Mi ' yono Moy Angel McCobe Jeremy McClure Russ McCollum Michelle McConnoho Jennifer McCuistion Swedo McDovid Shouno McGlone Jennifer Mcintosh Lindo McKinney Dee Dee Mckquin Debro Medino Megon McGee Joseph Meyer Shone Meyer Chrisfino Michoel Julie Michoel Julie Mick Goyle Miesse Aoron Miller Zochory Miller Rodney Miller Amber Milligon Heather Mifche Nancy Moisrner Jerome Monrico Charlene ik Moore i mtk Cindy Moore w Sfacy Nolly 1 Angela Nopier n r w Renee Nash v.- K - T k. - _ ,.. „ Study hord Jennifer Ogden Tonya Oliver Brad Osborne Russell Overman Mark Owen Melissa Poaske Robert Parker Lindsay Owens Dovid Owens _ Amy Porks ! Sij Beth Porsell Leonord Parsons W- ' l l w A w Denee Pofferson Tommy Poul Kevin Peiffer Joson Perkins ' MorciQ j| Peferson WTk fP w t -i T --, Amy Powell Amy Powers Nicole Rogon Shannon Roglond James Rofliff Jennifer Roffner Korheryn Reed Korherine Reeder Nicole Rehl Missry Rhodes Richard Rhodes Richard Richardson Mary Roork l|ii Moyo Roberts m Mike Rogers : ' Adrian Xj Romonyszyw Steve Rosoies Todd Rose Douglas Rucher Julie Rymon Chris Solyers Isooc Senders Michelle Sanford Anthony Sorven Timothy Sawyer Mark Shafer Mindi Shneider Angelo Shroot li Tina Shonklin w Jason Show Scott Shell rr Don Shivler i. gjk , Richard Shumon Ayesho Siddiqi Christy Silness Romi Sipe Amy Smith Lisa Snyder Reginald Srone Angelo Stevens Oni Sprott Christina Souders Brett Sorenson Edward Swift Joseph Tockert Sonya Torver Jennifer Taylor Kevin Toylor Amy Thaxton Kimoro Thomas Corlisa ■ Thornberry Anthony Truss Horsha Vemana John Wagner Swopno Walovalkor fe ' ' Ever feel like this on Mondoys? Bridget Watson Keren Wear Angel Weaver Ellen Weaver Kendro Webster Erich Weeks Yolanda Weems Chris Wells Morti Lynn Wells Michael i Whaley 1 illiam White Jason Whitt i Julie Wiant Gabe Wiebengo Adrion Willoms Dovid Willioms Trovis Williams April Wilson Cynthio Wise 0 Christopher Witters Jv Heather Woodhouse 1 --- if Tara Woodland - 4l Dimmirri Wooten ►, , ' • Tonya Zoremsky Shouno McGlone ond friends. TOM CRUISE Foreign Exchange Students Carmen Albiero — Mexico Rune Pederson — Norway Mi. Philipp Winkler — W. Ger. Siri Carlson — Norway i ' % llona Grosche — W. Ger. See pic. on page 17. Anna Silversten — Sweden Zaire Derrick Buford Football Sam Heinzen Gymnastics Kneeling (L to R) Mr. Kolb. Mr. Mann, Mr. Evilsizor Standing (L to R) Mr, Adams, Mr Robertson. Mr. Pooler K North P OPP. m Tecumseh 6 B Xenia 17 P 38 Stebbins 6 t 42 Fairborn 3 31 W. CarroUton 7 28 Fairmont 13 28 Beavercreek Centerville 36 22 South 23 22 Wayne 6 Wins, 4 Losses 26 Panthers get pepped up for their first game. Hawk brings down an Elk. I E I I WM li 4v T! ' e ' ' J H B W , SM HHHP vvaI Mike Sharp shows game intensity. Derrick Buford absents to level Centerville ' s Quarterback. il Sfc4- :w Top row (I to r) Patti Henize, Sarah Holden, Stacy Martin, Jennifer Dixon Bottom row (1 to r) Mindy Schneider, JJ De Well, Kathy Parks O ' TMlf S Gymnastics is a very time consuming and challenging sport, but well worth it, says team member Kathy Parks. The team won their first meet f Alter and Fairborn, and re- mained strong and encouraged throughout the season. The most valuable player went to Jamie Eubanks. The Most Dedicated (coaches award) went to Patti Henize, and the Most Improved went to Kathy Parks. Coach Whited Eubanks is ready for a perfect routine. T I C Sam Heinzen, a well achieved gymnast at North High School, who has done well above the average student. He has practiced gymnastics since he was seven, and scored high amongst the judges since his freshman year. When Sam began gymnastics he was coached by the late Jim Smith. He spent seven years with Jim before going to the Columbus Gymnastics Academy where he is currently training. Sam competes in all six of the men ' s Olympic events which are: Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse, Still Rings, Long Horse Vault, Parallel Bars, High Bar. Dennis Mclntyre, Sam ' s present coach, has led him to compete in the State High School competition all four of his competing years. He placed first in Long Horse Vault, second on Floor Exercise, second on Parallel Bars, and placed seventh all-around his junior year. In his senior year he defended his title on Long Horse Vault, won Floor Exercise, placed second on Parallel Bars, third on High Bar, and finished seventh all-around. Through Sam ' s hard work and consistent effort he is now choosing the college he will attend. He will be able to take a little piece of North High School with him and still always know that the class of 1988 will support him. GOOD LUCK ALWAYS. GO SAMMY!! Back row (L to R) Mr. Stoll, Gene Bowshier. Tim King, Jeff Black, Jeff Brown, Ahmad Islam. Billy Fultz, Rich Moss, Doug Stoll Front row (L to R) Eric Hensley. Mike Beverly, James Mercer. John Kuss, Andy Long. Larry Ray, Hakim Islam This past season was the best : we ' ve had at rSorth High school. It was made possible by the excellent coach- ing staff we had. Coach Mark Stoll and brother Doug put in an enormous amount of time in order for us to per- fect our skills. They helped us each day and taught us to win ahd have fun. We finished the season with 15 wins. We played well together and went through some bad days together. Most of the games. We learned to shake off the losses and to start each game fresh. The Morth Baseball Program has changed dramatically during my four years tenure. The first year we got trashed several times. Through hard work and dedication by both players and the coaches Morth Baseball is once again greatly respected. It wasn ' t easy but our hard work paid off. I ' ll never forget the 1988 Panther team. We had several different types of personalities but we blended together on the field and worked excellent to- gether. The Softball team at Morth High had a much improved season in 1988. Their re- cord was raised to 6 wins 10 losses, with 4 of the wins in the tough Western Ohio League. The team had much talent this year and expects to return all but 4 seniors next year. This season ' s MVP was Shelly Leonard and The Captain was named Rae Ridder, both juniors. BY — Jenny Gallager SOFTBALL BASEBALL mmi we ' re ijflfte Boll Opp ■«(VJ4,«4. ' - Greenon Dayton Meadowdale Alter Bellefontaine Fairborn Beavercreek Shawnee Fairborn Fairmont Dayton Patterson West Carrollton Miami Trace Centerville Dayton Chaminade-Julienne Dayton Belmont South Wayne Xenia Tecumseh Stebbins Sidney l«Hi 1988 was a good year in basketball for the Panthers as the winning seasons continue to unfold in characteristic fashion. The highlight of the season was our victory over Ketteing Alter in our 3rd game. The knights, a perennial power in Ohio Basketball, were defeated by the panthers after successive wins over Greenon and Dayton Meadowdale. The team shot 58.5% from the field in the opener against Greenon. A second highlight was a victory over Wayne team which was fighting for the WOL lead at the time we played. Derrick Buford became the 1 st player in North ' s history to letter all 4 years. Derrick is 3rd on the career scoring list with 1056 points. He is also 3rd In Career Rebounds with 708. In the Meadowdale game North scored 56 second half points to rank 3rd in the history of North in points scored in one half. Steve Victoria was the leading scorer with 353 points and led the team in Field Goal Percentage (54.5%). Neil Stewart was the leader in assists. Steve Victoria, Derrick Buford and Rob Colvin formed one of the strongest re- bounding trios in the history of North. Reggie loyner led the team in Free Throw accuracy followed closely by Nei l Stewart. With the advent of the 3 point shot in high school basketball Ahmad Islam led the team in that category. Against Fairborborn Derrick Buford tied a school record by making 9 consecutive free throws. Derrick Buford and Steve Victoria were named to the All-County team. Derrick played in the District 9 All-Star Game and led his team in scoring. Steve made the All-Area Team (picked by the News-Sun), 1st Team District 9 and the Dayton Daily News All-Area Team. Both Derrick and Steve were d Players of the Week by the Springfield News. Another first for the 87-88 season was the presence of Rune Pederson, an exchange student from Norway. Rune made a very important contribution to our squad as did all the team members. Hakim Islam asks for 5 more seconds. Buford volunteers to get the ball. Rob Colvin takes the rebound. Panthers show their spirit. Shelley Lenoard shows great form. 1 ' ill H 5«;:SM -2l H l_.v ::;..i,. flfl | H| I H 2 pts. for Shelley. Mr. Thomason gives some encouraging words. As far a; major goal i ason goes, the Girls ' Basketball Team won two games. The = Fairborn and Central. The Team felt like ihey accomplished a r . . . performing and acting as a team they showed tremendous ;, making a great comeback from the quarter ending with ?of 48 to51. Shelley Lenorad received most valuable player at the awards banquet. ; that she well deserved. The two seniors of the team. Kristen Scott ai Dotson enjoyed their year and wish the team of next year their best. The Reserve team did extremely well. Hopefully they will all return an B A S K E T B A L L Kristen shoots over a Wildcat. Frt ' ;hm3n nirU h?i ;kpthall teann. Coach, I ,m,. Freshman girls basketball team. Coach, Mr. Robert f WOMEN ' S SOCCER MEN ' S SOCCER TEAM The North High Girls soccer ream this first vorsiry schedule rhis year. It was o rough season, bur all the girls worked hard and hod tons of fun. Everyone will be returning next year, except Karhy Wolfe. So expect great things from the girls soccer team in the future. Dy Amy Leventhol Scott Crabill Willie Hicks Bart Little Jason McCuistion Chris Pratt Chad Bunnell Brian Dixon Tad Delaney iVIike Greenland Chris Wells Ryan Robinson Zeeshan Butt Sameer Burmawala Mark Hughes Men ' s Tennis Team Picture Not Available. JfcHWW HU ■ ■ WLUJH I f W i:;iM   . VOLLEYBALL WRESTLING VHiM CROSS COUNTRY This year ' s golf team had a tremendously good year. They placed 3rd in the WOL and 1st in ' lark County. The golf team showed great effort and spirit. One of the exceptionally good players lis year was Randy Cherubini. Randy finished 4th in the state tournament and finished 1st in the OL and Clark County conferences. Randy was the 3rd golfer at North to reach the state )urnament and walked away with 4th place. Norths ' final record for the whole year was 16 wins id 10 losses. GOLF Coach gives Brandon a lift. Brandon says the water ' s cool. The season went kind of roughly, but as the season progressed, the team became more helpful to coach Jim Rock Stickford and a lot more co- operative. I think that everyone was happy with the way things went this year. Being on the swim team has taught me self-discipline and how to get along with others. I like the feeling of team spirit, and accomplishing my goals, says team member Molly Wagner. The girls won the majority of their swim meets. The Team Captains were Mandy Toy and Molly Wagner. Jeremy Flack and Molly Wagner walked away with most valuable. By Brad Berg Coach Jim Stickford and asst. Brent Patterson takes a plunge Pep Rallies Underclass Recognition Assembly HKHSCHdll Special Needs Students Home Ec. Wedding The Robert C. Lynch Library was the scene of this year ' s annual Home Ec. Wedding. Each year students in the various Home Ec. classes, but most specifically those enrolled in the course Marriage and Family, plan a wedding — everything from making the gown to catering the food. It gives the students who participate a chance to learn from first hand experience how to plan for their own weddings in the future. The bride and groom in this year ' s wedding were Sherene Riggle and Paul Moss. Julie Kirkbride, Jennie Kirkbride, Elyse Mancy, Becky Headley, Amy Tehan. Holly Roberts, Felicia Davis, Amy Hoke M Cos Jam e Eubanks Heidi Discher Mindy Berger Sara Holden Sally Wildman -- ■- n ■ p: ■ - m m ' Men ' s Basketball Cheerleaders tresfteish Cheerleaders, y }. ' ' V ' JM §p®s®§ AWAWim m m ■ r - 1 H 1 W | 1 ft N W M i ■ -An ' 1 i ; k Hill 11 100 TOTAL FREE-COLOR WALLETS YES!! NOW EVERYONE CAN AFFORD TO SHARE SENIOR PICTURES! x STUDIOS. II •w ||n| liy Keep your first scheduled 2. Return your Senior originals on aiULMVra, II « . - — Semor picture appomlment tile date indicated and order any of our special portrait packages. Logan ' s North — Logan ' s South— Logan ' s Springfield — At Your School— If unable to attend call immediately • Logan ' s North Logan ' s South Logan ' s Springfield Logan ' s Downtown 5114 Brandt Pike 5763 Far Hills 1 1 1 1 N. Plum 1 6 W. Fifth St. Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Springfield, Ohio Dayton. Ohio 236-1630 434-0991 323-1631 513-223-7342 $20.00 Deposit required at tlie time of your sitting. Special Thanks to the following: Dr. Gochenour Kathy Parks Mr. Nickels Mimi Hadi Wes Mirick Mrs. Smittle Mr. CJUiman Andrew Owens La Le Beauty Salon 1132 N. Plum St. Springfield, OH Phone: 324-0111 The Panther Marching Band The Panther Drill Team facile J awhl nd SADIES GOES FIFTIES The annual Sadies dance was held in the gym on Feb. 6, 1988. The theme was a 1950 ' s motif and all in at- tendance dressed the part. Many people hunted through thrift shops, vintage clothiers, and their parents ' attics for saddle shoes, crinolines, cardigan letter sweaters, and pegged trousers. Mr. Manoloff and Mr. Cllliman dee-jayed the festivities. 189 Dissolution Divorce Personal Injury Traffic DWI Wills Estates Bankruptcy — Across From Municipal Court — 325-1546 General Practice Civil Criminal Trials 28 N. EOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD. O. STYLES UNLIMITED HAIR DESIGN TANNING SOFAS 100 E. 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Patience, dedication and perserverance to the tasks at hand will put you on the road to individual stardom. And, will almost certainly guarantee your success. As you strive to obtain your individual goals, we wish you all the success, happiness and prosper- ity that life has to offer. And, when the time comes to invest some of your new found rewards into something practical and vital to your new career. ..- .-- «: ' cr3 113 r V-— r Minili 192 Bechtle Ave. at State Rt. 41 Springfield, Ohio Honor Roll — - 4.00 or higher SENIORS Marianthi Loukoumidis Gregory Bianchi Keith Calabrese Kristina Luce Jason Burcham Todd Clauer Elyse Mancy Zeeshan A. Butt Scott Crabill Anastasia Martin Nancy Crabill Bill Davidson Lisa Mardelli Carie Faust Steve Paris Alisa Serve ' Shellley L. 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Willia Amy Gaier Jimi Hamman Laura Schmenk SOPHOMORES Kristen Scott Adam Baird Rebecca Hampton Shane Spencer Edward S. Bell Tina Johnson Jonathan Stadler Sameer Burmawala Matthew Kelly Marilyn Toy Alison Calabrese Jennifer Linkhart Kristin Vanarsdall Heather Clifton R. Michelle McConnaha Melinda Wallace Melisa Cox Jennifer Mcintosh Corey Willis Kenneth Cunningh m Heather Mitchell Shayla Wilson Joy DeLanglade Jerome Montico Douglas Wright Susan Donegan Misty Rhodes JUr lORS Michelle Grodner Isacc Sanders Micole Barger Leslie Hart Reginald Stone Mindy D. Berger Andrea Hoke John Wagner Jeffery Black Christopher Kaiser Raymond Wallace Jeffrey Bowser Kami Kitchen Bridget Elizabeth Watson Robert Chilton Melissa N. Lamber William White Heidi Discher Andrew Long Chris Witters Angela Eancheff Nikolas Mann Heather Woodhouse 190 When March winds start to blow a student ' s thoughts turn to spring and the end of school. March 18th was the annual Heatwave Day. Mother nature was not very cooperative this year. When the students arrived at North the temperature was an un-balmy 32 degrees and snowing. But that didn ' t stop our student body from getting into the swing of things — at least the building was toasty warm, and all one had to do is close his eyes and pretend it was a day in mid-June. Jamie, Carrie, Matt, and Brayn bask in the i Chris and Brayn courtyard ski. Tonjala cools off with Kool-Aid. Mr. Flannery loves his sugar. Mandy, Luzia, and Jay peddle cookies. Mr. Dunlap entertains bathing beauties. |l! ' - ' ' ' ? IT ' S HOT! ' ooier shows off his jams. a whole iot of jdrnmin m the haitwav We ' re not in the red zone! ■ ■■■ 1 rhe Boogeymen 5 (Rice Isaly) fl| H ■■■■■1 i ' y • N autographs