Venice High School - Warrior Yearbook (Venice, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

1 Vlij r tj v o WARRIOR VENICE HIGH SCHOOL VENICE, FLORIDA VOLUME 25 1980 Here we go again! Get up, go to school, write a paper, go to lunch, get back late, go to practice, go home, go to sleep. It ' s the same old thing day after day, year after year. No one ever told me it would be like this. High school years are supposed to be the best years of my life. Maybe if I open my eyes I may just learn something new today. MOVIN ' WONDER Did you ever wonder what was going on outside of your own life? Did you ever wonder what other students or teachers were doing, or have you taken the time to see the world as it really is? Stop, look, and listen — slow down the pace for just a little while to appreciate all the wonderful and beau- tiful things around you. Take a good hard look at the beauty in a flower or feel the warmth of being with a friend. Think for just a minute of the amount of time authors put into their work so that we might be able to obtain the knowledge they are trying to pass along, or feel the togetherness of those involved in a club or service organization. We can all be a part of these wonderful things. Don ' t let these moments slip away. Take a look at the wonder of our world; take a closer look at 1980. When we are out in the world there seems no time to wonder, no time to breathe. So much is happening that the time goes flying by. At the end of the first semester, many seniors began to realize that time was running short, there weren ' t that many more days left before the inevitable June 5th would arrive. Sophomores and juniors faced with this thought cringed to think that they still had one or two more years to go at V.H.S. But, even though there were a lot of things about our school that were not perfect, think of all the good times that we had this year. Remem- ber the terrific season that our football team had, the many pep assemblies that ended with singing the alma mater, the time you finally understood that difficult math problem, or the time that you came to realize the real reason you were at school. These events have helped us grow, to make us more aware of how fortunate we were to be a part of something so great. We want to keep these memo- ries with us as we venture back to the happenings that made 1 980 great. 0 REMEMBER PARTYIN ' Did you ever feel joy or happiness grow like a bubble, bigger and bigger inside of you making you want to tell everyone and celebrate your feelings 7 There have been many things to cele- brate this year, and the celebrations took a variety of forms. For some it was a quiet night with a few friends, for others cake and ice cream, but for most it was partyin ' , the year round event that kept us all from going crazy. During the week, on the weekends, between classes or wherever you might have been, out at caspos, the jettys, bars and concerts, it was the thing to do to have a good time — it was partyin ' . Crusin ' down the avenue, yelling out of car windows, meeting people in parking lots and getting questioned by certain police officers was all part of partyin ' in the town of Venice. Do you remember what it was like to party? The events that took place in 1980 gave the year a special meaning for each individual. The news took our breath away. The rapidly changing events led us to fear the future. Gas prices soared to an unbelieva- ble price of $1.12 per gallon in the early part of the school year. Many students unable to afford such a high price formed car pools or went back to riding the bus. It was reported in August that the U.S.S.R. had a combat force number- ing 1,000 men in Cuba. The state department said the unit poses no threat to the U.S. but it aroused con- cern. In October, Pope John Paul visited the United States for a seven day tour. The Pope ' s visit included an address on human rights to the United Nations General Assembly. In October, the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Baltimore Orioles fought for the world series title. Baltimore led three games to one, but Pittsburgh swept the last three games and won four to three. In November about 500 Iranian stu- dents seized the U.S. embassy in Teh- ran taking 59 Americans hostage. They vowed not to release their cap- tives until ousted Shah Mohammed Risa Pahlevi, under medical treatment in New York was returned to stand trial in Iran. In January, the minimum wage went up to $3.10 an hour; a price most students did not argue with. In the later part of January, Soviet aggression in Afghanistan was the main concern of many United States citizens and the possibility of boycot- ting the Olympic Games was consid- ered at that time. Many fans of the Pittsburgh Steel- ers and Los Angeles Rams sat intensely in front of their TV. sets on January 20 to watch Super Bowl 1 4. The Steelers showed their superiority with a 31-19 win. The Top Ten Most Popular songs on February 10, 1980 were: 1. Do That To Me One More Time, The Captain and Tennille. 2. Rock With You, Michael Jackson. 3. Coward of the County, Kenny Rogers. 4. Cruisin ' , Smokey Robinson. 5. Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Queen. 6. Escape, Rupert Holmes. 7. Don ' t Do Me Like That, Petty and Heartbreakers. 8. Sara, Fleetwood Mac. 9. This Is It, Kenny Loggins. 10. The Long Run, Eagles. WENDELL HOLMES M $ ' N THE NEWS MMIMUM $ nssK THIS SALE BHBBI GALLONS a u ■ ■ minimum ocrtitt hatih m •mt tmt-ntoo 93 j THIS DtVICt MUST STAHT ON ZEHO 00 :■ • • ■• • PRICE INCLUDING TAX . Gulf ACTIVITIES Activities take place all year round, seven days a week at V.H.S. Happi- ness, sadness, pain and love are the emotions that come from involvmenet in activities. Those who are not involved can only look from the side- lines as we grow and learn. Those involved strive for achievement or the expression of some new interest and add dimension to the V.H.S. atmos- phere. On September 17, V.H.S. had an open house for the parents of stu- dents to visit teachers and converse about classroom activities. On February 28-March 1, the Inter- act club presented their follies Time Passages . Songs, dances, and skits were performed providing entertain- ment for all. Serteen had an original idea of sell- ing mums for homecoming this year. Their idea went over well and will hopefully become an annual tradition atV.H.S. ..... The days seemed to have merged in our minds, and it becomes increas ingly hard to separate one day from the next. There are many memories from 1980 that will always be out- standing to us. These memories will only have meaning to the individuals who experienced them and the special people they were with. Think back and recall the memories that were special to you during 1980. Henry Walkup: 12 Being chosen as representative of Venice High School for leadership workshop and Presidential Classroom. Kathy Johns: 12 Mr. Dunn ' s psychology class. Ann Barton: 1 1 My |unior year. Missy Whitton: 1 1 Getting out of Mr. Mulligan ' s class. Joe Frocknite: 10 Signing out books. MEMORIES SENIORS The final days of our high school years have arrived. We will hold the memories of being seniors forever. The time has come for us to go our own separate ways. Take one last look at the familiar faces that roamed the halls of V.H.S. in 1980. D. Acker b ii C. B, M. Ahmed A. Archer W. Austhof J. Barnball J. Becker S. Albrecht R. Argy J. Balch J. Bartels K. Beckom J. Alcorn J. Arnall L. Ball G. Bartko S. Beebe E.Allan P. Artz S. Balsinger M. Bass B. Benardo S. Allen J. Askins K. Banting L. Baumann R. Bennett 18 Seniors J. Blackburn A. Brmkman D. Butler R.Cecil R.Clark M. Borden R. Brock M. Byers S. Chamberlain S. Coker I IaP. D. Jones D. Kalchbrenner D. Keaser J. King S. King K. Kitchen A. Krewson M. Lagasse V. Lanigan Senior Class Advisors: Mr. Dunn, Dr. Packing, Col. Walker, Mrs. Wallace, and Mrs. Sleasman. K. Morrow V. Nottingham S. Pappas S. Pelletier P. Pew D. Musco T. Orren M. Parker T. Perricone A. Picot K. Nadler H.Ost R. Parrish P. Peterson R. Pile R. Stone M. Stookey J. Stroer A. Taliaferro M. Talley D. Thierry R. Thompson J. Tobey A. Tobias J. Tompkins S. Toole D. Troutt S. Trumble A. Turner J. Vanderlinden 30 Seniors L Vanderstel H.Walkup K. White M. Williams J.Wolber F. Vereb F. Wallace J. Whitehead N.Williams A. Wozniak A. Vers J.Walsh L. Wilder T. Williams W. Wright J.Vick T. Walters B.William s E.Willis J. Yopp B. Wade P. Watson D. Williams J. Winemiller L. Young L. Walker R.Welch E. Williams M. Winter M. Zuppardo SENIOR NOTABLES: Steve Beebe, Julie Spoor, Mike Roberts, Debbie Kalchbrenner, Lissa Young, Butch Greathouse, Debbie Hutchinson, Henry Walkup, Patti Crouse. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Julie Spoor, President; Julie Tobey, Vice-President; Sharon Ewing, Treasurer; Lissa Young, Secre- tary. 33 SENIOR ACTIVITIES: ACKER, DANIEL JAMES ACTON, APRIL RAE: C.B.E. 12. AHMED, MICHAEL M. ALBRECHT, SUSAN JAYNE: C.B.E. 12. ALCORN, JANET LEE: D.C.T. 12. ALLAN, ELIZABETH MARGARET: Honor Society 12; Interact 12. ALLEN. BRIAN KEITH ALLEN, STACEYDEANNE: Student Government 10, 11; Rowdies 1 0; Serteen 10, Concert Choir 1 2. AMOLE, PAUL DOUGLAS ANDRADE, HERMAN R. ARCHER, ANGELA ROWENA: D.C.T. 12. ARGY, RAEANNE MARIE: Swimming 10, 11, 12; Rowdies 10. ARNALL, JANE MARIE: Basketball 10, 11, Co Captain 12, Softball 1 2; Track 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Volleyball 1 0; Letterman ' sClub 10, 11, 12. ARTZ, PENNY ELLEN: Class Officer Secretary 10; Serteen 10; Concert Choir 12. ASKINS, JANE MARY: Serteen 12, DEC. A. 12. AULT, KAREN LYNN: Cheerleading 11; Marching Band 10; V Ettes 1 1 ; Concert Band 10, 11; Orchestra 1 1 ; Wrestlerettes 10. AUSTHOF, WILLIAM JAY: Wrestling 10; D.E.C.A. 12. BALCH, JAMES GEORGE: Football 10, 11. BALL, LISA KIM: Student Government 1 2; Serteen 1 2; Drama Club 11; Octagon 11. BALSINGER, STEPHEN TODD: Football 1 1 ; Wrestling 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; D.C.T. 1 2; Letterman ' sClub 10, 11,12. BANTING, KELLY ANN: Student Government 1 1 ; Interact 1 1 , Senior Board Member 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1 2; Rowdies 10;G.A.A. 10; Drama Club 11, 12. BARNHILL, BRENDA JANE: G.A.A. 1 0; Marching Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Concert Band 10, 11, 12. BARRETT, JAY ROY: Football 10, 11. BARRIBALL, JON BRADLEY: Football 10; J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10,11, 12; Rifle Team 10, 11, 12. BARTELS, JOHN ROBERT BARTKO, GLORIA ANN: C.B.E. 12. BASS, MANUEL PAUL: Wrestling 10. BAUMANN, LINDA ANN: C.B.E. 12. BEARD, CAROL ANN: Newspaper Staff 11,12; Marching Band 1 0; Concert Band 10; Drama Club 11,12. BECKER, JOHN MARSTON BECKOM, KARL: Football 1 0, 1 1 ; Track 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Marching Band 11, 12. BEEBE, STEPHEN SMYTH: Football 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Golf 1 2; Track 1 0, Captain 1 1; Student Government 10; Honor Society 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Letterman ' sClub 10, 11, 12. BENARDO, BRUCE CHARLES BENNETT, ROBERT PUTNAM: Swimming 1 0 , 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 2. BIRD, ALAN HERBERT: Baseball 11. BLACKBURN, JOHN KENNETH: Football 10, 11; DEC. A. 12 BOND, DEBRA ANN: Volleyball Manager 1 1; Tennis 10. BORDEN, MARK JAMES: Golf 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Student Government 1 2; Honor Society 11, 12. BOURQUE, LAURIE ANN: Basketball 11, 12, G.A.A 10 BOWIE, NAOMIE ALISON BRANNING, BRETT ANGUS: D.E.C.A. 12. BRIAR, NANCY JEAN CHRISTIENSEN: Cheerleading 10; Rowdies 10. BRINKMAN, ANN MARIE: Cheerleading 1 1 ; V Ettes 1 0; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12. BROCK, RUSSELHOYET: D.E.C.A. 12. BROGAN, MATTHEW FRANCIS BROWER, JOHN ANDREW: J.R.O.T.C. 10, Captain 11,12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12; Rifle Team 10, 11, 12. BROWN, CHRISTI ANN BROWN, LISA MARIE BUCKLES, PHILLIP EDWARD BURKHARD, KRISTINE CAROL: D.C.T. 12. BURNETT, KELLY SUSAN: D.C.T. President 12. BUTLER, DAVID CLARKE. Football 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Baseball 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12. BYERS, MARILEEJEAN: D.E.C.A. 12; D.C.T. Secretary 1 1; Orchestra 10. CAIN, LAVON IRONS CARBONE, CAROLYN: Honor Society 11,12; Interact 1 1 , Vice President 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1 0, 11 , Editor 12; Rowdies 10; G.A.A. 10; V Ettes 11. CARNEY, JOSEPH KEITH: Football 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12; Serteen Vice President 11,12; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 11, 12. CARTILE, JAMES EDWARD CECIL, REGINA KELLY: Volleyball 1 1 ; Swimming 10,11, Captain 1 2, Student Government 10, 11; Rowdies 1 0; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Interact 11,12. CHAMBERLAIN, SUSAN AMELIA CLARK, NANCY JEANNE: Yearbook Staff 1 2; Cheerleading 11,12; Letterman ' sClub 12. CLARK, RANDY CHARLES: Football 11,12; Basketball 1 2; Track 1 1 , Captain 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 11,12. COKER, SHARON LYNN: Marching Band 1 0, 1 1 ; Concert Band 1 0; Drama Club 12. COLE, JOSEPH MARVIN: Football 11. COLE, KATHLEEN MADONIA CONNELL, MARGARET PATRICIA CONNICK, CANDACEANN CONNOLLY, PATRICIA ANN COPE, SUSAN KAY: G.A.A. 10; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Serteen 12. CORRELL, MELANIE LEIGH COSTIN, CYNTHIA DENISE: Newspaper Staff 10, 11. COTHERMAN, PAUL ROSS: Student Government 1 1 , 1 2; Key Club 1 0, 1 1 , Vice President 12. COULOMBE, MARYSOO ALEXANDRIA: Honor Society 11, 12. COURT, HEATHER LEE: C.B.E. 1 2; F.B. LA. Treasurer 12. CRAVENS, ROBERT LEWIS: Football 11,12. CREWS, ANTHONY WILLIAM: Marching Band 1 0, 1 1 , Leader 1 2. CRIOLA, DONNA MARIE CROCKER, BRUCE EDWARD: Swimming 10; Diving 10. CROUSE, PATTIE JEAN: Student Government 1 2; Honor Society 1 1 , Treasurer 1 2; Newspaper Staff 1 1 , Editor 1 2, G.A.A. 10, Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11. CUTLER, LISA ANN DAILEY, EUGENE RALPH: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12 DAILY, JON JUDSON: Football 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12. DANGELO, JOSEPH DAVIS, MARY ELAINE DAY, RODNEY DEAN: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12, Rifle Team 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12. DeMASI, RONALD WILLIAM. Football 1 0, 1 1 , Captain 1 2; Basketball 1 0, 11,12; Baseball 1 0; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 1 , 12. DEMPSEY, KATHLEEN PATRICIA: Tennis 10, 11; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 1 . DeRUIZ, MARLISLYNN DETWEILER, ROBERT SCOTT: Basketball 10; Golf 10; Baseball 11,12; Honor Society 1 2; Key Club 11,12; D.C.T. 12. DEVENY, CHARLES BROOKS DEVINE, ROBERT RICHARD: Tennis 1 0; Baseball 1 1 ; Student Government 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 1 . DIEZ, MARY ANN: Track 10, 11; Student Government 1 2; Cheerleading 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Marching Band 1 0; Concert Band 1 0; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 1 , 12. DINKA, EDWARD JOHN: Crosscountry 12; Basketball 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11, Captain 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. DiSTASIO, SUZANNE LYNN: D.E.C.A. Secretary 12. DURANTI, LORI LYNN: G.A.A. 10. DUVEL, THOMAS MAURY: Concert Choir 12. DUYN, LORI ANN: Concert Choir 10, 11, 12. DYCUS, TIM ASHLEY ECKERT, STEPHEN EDWARDS, JAMIE LAWRENCE: Basketball 12; D.C.T. 12; Letterman ' s Club 12. ELLIOTT, JULIANA ELIZABETH: Student Government Vice President 1 1 ; Wrestlerette 10. EWING, SHARON ANNE: Swimming 10, 1 1; Student Government 10; Interact 1 2; Serteen 1 0; Class Officer Vice President 1 1 , Treasurer 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11. FATHAUER, ROBIN MARIE: Basketball 10, 11; Letterman ' s Club 1 1 FELCH, STEPHANIE LEE FENIMORE, JAMES RANDOLPH FIESER, THERESA ANN: Student Government 1 1 ; Interact 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10, 11. FINLEY, JOHN GRADY: Cross Country 1 2; Swimming 10, 11, 12. FLEMING, DENISE RENE: G.A.A. 10; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10,11. FORD, KIMBERLY ANN: Concert Choir 10, 11, 12. FORTUNATO, DAMIAN EDWARD: J.R.O.T.C. 11. FOSTER, TRACY LYNN FRIEDMANN, SUSAN LINDA: Student Government 10, 11, President 1 2; Newspaper Staff 10; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; G.A.A. 10. FULTZ, LESLYDELPHINE: D.E.C.A. 12. GARRETT, ANNE BERNICE: Drama Club 12. GARTMAN, DEBORAH KAY: D.E.C.A. 12. GECAN, ROBERT VALENTINE: Football 1 2; Track 1 1 ; Swimming 1 0, 1 2; Letterman ' sClublO, 11, 12. GEORGE, TOM KEVIN GIBBS, LAURENCE JAMES GIOVANNIELLO, MARTHA JEAN GIROMINI, JOHN GERALD: J.R.O.T.C. 10. GOBLE, PATRICIA ANN: Rowdies 10; V Ettes 10, Co-Captain 11; Concert Choir 10, 11. GOOD, ANTHONY GEORGE: Football 10, 11; Cross Country 12; Baseball 10; Track 11,12; Letterman ' s Club 11,12. GOOKIN, DAVID JOSEPH: J.R.O.T.C. 10. GOULD, CAROL JANE: Student Government Secretary 1 1 , Treasurer 1 2; Honor Society 11,12; Yearbook Staff 1 2; G.A.A. 1 0; Marching Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; V Ettes 1 2; Concert Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Orchestra 1 0, 11,12; Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Drama Club 12; Octagon 11. GRASER, THOMAS JEFFREY: Key Club 1 1 , 1 2; Concert Choir 13, 12; Drama Club 11, 12. GREATHOUSE, CHARLES JOSEPH: Wrestling 10, 11, Captain 1 2; Honor Society 11, President 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12. GREGORY, JOHN CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITH, MICHAEL KENT GROSSE, CHARLOTTE MAE GROSSENBACHER, CRAIG KARLYN: Serteen 1 2; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Orchestra 1 0, 1 1 , 12. GUINN, LARRY ALAN HAAS, EDMUND IVON HADLEY, ROSSALYN PAULINE: Student Government 10, 11; Serteen 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10; Marching Band 10, 11; VEttes 1 2; Concert Band 10, 11; Orchestra 1 0, 1 1 ; I.C.C. 1 0; Class Officer Vice President 1 0. HAENGEL, DAVID HAGAN, TIMOTHY JAMES: Student Government 1 1 ; Orchestra 10, 11, 12. HALL, TRACY LYNN HAMM, RALPH TIMOTHY: Serteen 10. HANCOCK, ANNE MARIE JULIE HAND, WILLIAM DAVID: Key Club 11, 12. HARNUM, THOMAS WILLIAM: D.C.T. 11. HART, DANIEL SCOTT: Wrestling 10, 1 1 , Captain 1 2; Student Government Vice President 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12. HASLEY, VICKY FAY: Student Government 1 2; Cheerleading 1 0, 11, Captain 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. HATTAWAY, PAMELA JOAN HENNE, LISA ANN: Student Government 10, 11; Rowdies 10. HENSHAW, MARGARET LYNN: C.B.E. 12. j HERRON, NANCY FORD: Yearbook Staff 1 1 . HILL, DAVID EDWARD: Key Club 10, 11, 12. HINER, RONALD JEFFREY: Basketball 10, 11. HINKELMAN, ELIZABE , H THERESA: Student Government 11,12; Interact 11, 12; Serteen Secretary 1 1 ; Rowdies 1 2. HOOPS, HOLLI ANN: Honor Society 11, 12; C.B.E. President 12; Cheerleading 10; Letterman ' s Club 10. HOPKINS, CHRISTOPHER PETER HOPPER, WILLIAM DAVID HORRIGAN, WILLIAM FRANCIS HORTON, SUSANNA JALYNNE: C.B.E. Vice President 12; Rowdies 10; G.A.A. 10; Chorus 10. HUNT, SHARON LEE: Honor Society 11,12; Interact 1 2. HUNTER, THOMAS ADIE HUTCHINSON, DEBORAH K.: Interact 11,12; Cheerleading 10, 1 1, Captain 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. IAMAIO, KELLY ANN: Softball 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10; Letterman ' s Club 11,12. ISPHORDING, KIRSTEN SASSER: Yearbook Staff 11,12. JACOBSON, SUSAN LISA: Newspaper Staff Page Editor 1 2; G.A.A. 1 1 . JAMES, KIM MARIE: Serteen 1 1 . JAMES, LAURI LYNN: Softball 12, Serteen 11. JANSEN, TINA MARIE: Volleyball 12; Swimming 10, 1 1; Student Government 11,12; Interact 11,12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11. JAQUA, JAY ANDREW JASON, SUZANNE BETH JENKINS, SCOTT GLENN: Student Government 10. JOHNS, KATHY MARIE: G.A.A. 1 0; Marching Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Concert Band 10, 11. JOHNSON, CATHY DELORES JOHNSON, CURTIS GRANT: Key Club 10, 11, 12. JOHNSON, JEFFREY PAUL: Key Club 1 2; Marching Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Stage Band 10. JOHNSON, MATTHEW RAY: D.C.T. 12. JOHNSTON, RODNEY ALAN: Swimming 10, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 12. JONES, DeETTE ELIZABETH: Basketball 10, 11; Tennis 1 0, 1 2; Track 1 1 ; Serteen 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. KALCHBRENNER, DEBRA ANN: Student Government Chaplain 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Interact 10, 11, President 12. KEASER, DAVID DOYLE KEITH, DEANNALYNNE: Concert Choir 10. KELLEY, KATHY ELAINE KIECK, JACQUELINE DOROTHY: C.B.E. 12;F.B.L.A. 12. KING, JAMES DUANE: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11. KING, STEPHANIE MIRIAM: Swimming 10; Student Government 12; Interact 11,12; Rowdies 1 0, 1 1 . KITCHEN, KATHLEEN FLOY KLASEN, JOHN CHARLES KNIGHT, LEINA LOUISE KOMAROSKI, PETER GERALD: Baseball 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 1 1, 12. KOMISARZ, LESLIE ANN KREWSON, AUGUST BLAINE KROLCZYK, VICKI: D.C.T. Treasurer 11; D.E.C.A. 1 1 . LaGASSE, MARY JOYCE LANIGAN, VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE LANIUS, DUANE SCOTT LANNING, ANNETTE MAE: C.B.E. 12;F.B.L.A. 12. LAWLOR, PATRICIA JEAN LAWRENCE, WILLIAM EARL: Golf 10, 12; Serteen 12; Letterman ' s Club 12. LEACH, GLEN FRANCIS: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11. LEMLEY, TERESA MARIE: D.C.T. President 12. LEPPIG, SYLVIA JANE LEVERING, MARTIN HIRST: Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Key Club 10, ll.Ptosident 12; Interact Sweetheart 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. LIENHARDT, INGRID ELEANCRE: Serteen 1 1 . LIPPSTREUER, MARK ROBERT: Cross Country 1 1 ; Basketball 1 0, 1 1 ; Golf 1 0, 1 1 , Captain 1 2; Key Club 1 1 , 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12. LITTLE, DIANA LOUISE LOOS, CALVIN WILLIAM: C.D.E. 12. LOWER, TODD WILLIAM LUCYK, PATRICIA LYNN: C.B.E. 12. LYMAN, SCOTT ALAN LYONS, LAURIE ANN LYONS, TERESA ANN: Student Government 1 2, Serteen 1 0; G.A.A. 10. MABRY, MELANIE: Concert Choir 10, 11, 12, Chantrelle 1 1, 12; Bel Canto 10, 11,12. MACKILLOP, KENNETH RICHARD MAHLER, JANE CLAIRE: Honor Society 11,12. MAIER, STEVEN JOSEPH: Football 11, 12. MALWIN, KURKLARS MARESSA, LOUIS THOMAS MARPLE, JAMES AURTHUR MARPLE, KELLY SUE MARQUETTE, TONYA LYNN: Concert Choir 1 1 ; Bel Canto 1 1 . MARSHALL, KERRI LYNN MARSHALL, TAMI JANE MARTIN, ROBIN SUE: Serteen 1 1; Rowdies 10. MARTIN, WILLIAM HORACE MARTINI, DAVID JOSEPH MAVRINAC, JOSEPHINE MARILYN: Serteen 12, Yearbook Staff 12, G.A.A. 12; Marching Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Concert Band 1 0, 11, 1 2; Orchestra 11,12. MAXWELL, STEVEN D. McBREEN JR., ROBERT JOSEPH: Basketball 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 11, 12. McCANDLESS, GRAIG WILLIAM HUGH: Key Club 1 1 , 1 2; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11. McGINNIS, TIMOTHY ELDON: D.C.T. 11,12. McKAY, MELISSA LEIGH: Tennis 1 1 ; Student Government 1 2; Interact 11, 12; Rowdies 10; Letterman ' s Club 12. McNEAL, TRACY ALLEN McNEIL, KELLEY ANN McNULTY, DONNA MARIE: Cross Country 10, 11; Track Manager 10, 11; Student Government 10; Serteen 10; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11. McRAE, SANDRA DIANE MEISER, TERRY LOREN MEYERS, CHRISTOPHER CHARLES: Football 1 2; Golf 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 12. MIKESELL, JONPIETER: Newspaper Staff 10, 11; Concert Choir 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 11; Bel Canto 11,12. MILES, DAVID EDWARD MILLER, EVA LUCILLE: Tennis 1 2; Track 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 1 2 MILLER, JAMES CHARLES: Swimming 10; Letterman ' s Club 10. MILLER, MELODIE CAROL: Student Government 10, 11; Serteen 1 2; Rowdies 10; G.A.A 10; Marching Band 10, 11,12, V Ettes 1 2; Concert Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10, 11. MILNES, LANCE LOWELL: Newspaper Staff 12. MITCHELL, GRANT EUGENE: D.C.T. 12. MORRIS, JOHN PATRICK MORRISON, ABBE LYNN: G.A.A. 10; President 11,12, Drama Club President 11,12. MORRISON, SONDRA RENEE: Newspaper Staff 11,12; Rowdies 1 0; G.A.A. 10, Marching Band 12;VEttes 12; Drama Club 11. MORROW, KIMBERLYRAE: Student Government 10, 11; Yearbook Staff 10, 11. MORTON, WILLIAM HOWARD MUSCO, DEBRA ANN G.A.A. 10. MYSLINSKI, BRUCE E. NADLER, KIRK ERIC NASH, MARTHA LEIGH: Interact 11, 1 2; Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 1 0; Co Captain 1 1 , 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 12 NEWELL, LORI BETH: Honor Society 12; G.A.A. 10; V Ettes 11, Captain 12. NORRIS, ALISON RUTH NOTTINGHAM, VIKKI ANN: Concert Band 10, 11, 12. O ' LEARY, PATRICK JOHN MICHAEL: J.R.O.T.C. 11, 12. ORREN, THERESA ANN OST, HILLARY ANN PAINE, CHARLES FRANCIS: Football 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12 PALMIERI, GARY PAUL: Wrestling 11. PAPINEAU, PENELOPE ANNE: Rowdies 10, 12; G.A.A. 10. PAPPAS, SANDRA LEE PARKER, MARK ALLEN PARRISH, RONALD WAYNE: Football 10;C.B.E. 12. PARSONS, JUDITH IRENE: Cross Country Manager 1 2, Track 10, 11, 12; Student Government 1 0, 1 1 ; Marching Band 10, 11, Drum Major 12; Concert Band 10, 1 1, 1 2; Orchestra 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11. PARSONS, TRACY CHRISTINE: Student Government 10, 11; Yearbook Staff Senior Section 12; Rowdies 10, G.A.A. 10. PATTISON, BRADLEY MILES: Football 1 2; Wrestling 1 2; Track 10, 1 1, 12; Serteen 11, 1 2; Yearbook Staff 12; J.R.O.T.C. 10,11; Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Drill Team 10, 11. PEBLER, ANDREAS VOLKER: Newspaper Staff 12. PECKLER, JANICE ROBIN PECKLER, PAMELA RACHEL PELLETIER, SUZANNE THERESE PERRICONE, TRACEYLEE: Interact 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. PETERSON, PAIGE RAE: Honor Society 12. PEW, PATRICK FRASIER PFENDER, V.1LLIAM GEORGE: Wrestling 11,12. PICOT, ANNETTE SUSAN: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 12. PILE, ROBERT JOHN PIZARRO, SARAH EMMA PIZZO, JOSEPH J PORTER, CHRISTOPHER JOHN: Football 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Wrestling 10, 1 1, 12; Marching Band 10; Concert Band 10; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. PREMUTO, MICHELLE ROSE: Honor Society 1 1 , 12; Marching Band 1 0. PROPES, DOUGLAS GLENN Basketball 10. QUIGLE Y, ROBERT EDWARD: Cross Country 1 1 ; Wrestling 11,12; Track 10, 11, 12. RAMSEY, DENISE LYNN RANKIN, PEGGY JO: G.A.A. 10. RAYNAL, SERGIO: Crosscountry Manager 10; Track Manager 10, 11. REEHER, RALPH DAVID RELYEA, RONNIE EUGENE RICHARDSON, JERI LYN: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12, D.C.T. 12. RICHMAN, CONSTANCE CHARLOTTE: Rowdies 10. RICHMAN, RICHARD GERALD: Track 11, D.C.T. 10;D.E.C.A. 12. RIEGER, CAROL JEAN: Yearbook 1 1; Cheerleading 10, 1 1; Rowdies 10, 11, G.A.A. 10; Concert Band 10. ROBERTS, MICHAEL WILLIAM: Basketball 1 0, 1 1 , Captain 1 2; Baseball 1 0, 12; Letterman ' s Club 11,12. RODGERS, KENNETH EUGENE: Honor Society 12. ROMANOK, LAWRENCE L. ROSADO, LUIS LENIN ROSS, PHILIP GRAHAM: Football 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12. ROTHFUSS, SCOTT ARTHUR RUMMEL, ALLEN LEROY RUNYON, CAROL ANNETTE: Key Club Sweetheart 1 2; Interact 11,12; Newspaper Staff. SARACCO, LEANNELYNN SARDINAS, JOSEPH ANTHONY: Football 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Drama Club 1 2; Weightlifting 10. SARNOWSKI, SANDRA JEAN SAUNDERS, BRENDA JANINE: Yearbook Staff 1 2; Rowdies 10, 11, Class Officer Secretary 10. SAUNDERS, PAUL JEFFERY: Football 12; Student Government 10; Letterman ' s Club 12. SCAVO, DISHONGH ANTOINETTE: Student Government 10; Serteen Treasurer 10, 11, President 12. SCHLUETER, JEFFREY ROBERT: Honor Society 11, 12. SCHMIDT, ZSUZSANA BETTY: Track 12. SCHOECKEL, CONSTANCE MYRA: Newspaper Staff 11, 12; Orchestra 1 0, 1 1 , 12. SCHOOLEY, MICHAEL JOHN: Football 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Basketball 10, 11; Baseball 10, 1 1; Letterman ' s Club 10, 1 1, 12 SCHUESSLER, PAMELA BERNADETTE SCHUETTE, BRIAN KEITH: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 12. SEELEY, ROGER LOWELL: Baseball 11,12. SELLITTI, DEBORA ANN: Swimming 1 0, 1 1 ; Student Government 1 1 , 12; Letterman ' s Club 11. SERAFINO, DAVID GEORGE: Football 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 10, 11, 12. SEUCH, KEVIN MICHAEL: D.C.T. 11. SHAFER, LISA HELEN Tennis 11,12; Letterman ' s Club 11,12. SHARPE, VICTORIA DENISE: Rowdies 10; G.A.A. 10. SHENCK, SCOTT WILLIAM SHEPPARD, DEBORAH LYNN SHERER, THOMAS MICHAEL SHIRLING, MARLINN RENAE SHOOP, ERIC MICHAEL SIM HUNG BO: Key Club 12. SIMPSON, BONNIE KAY: Track 12. SKELTON, NANCY ANNE SLAPP, KEVIN PETER: Honor Society 11, 12; Serteen 1 2. SMETTS, MELISSA SMITH GEORGE GERARD: Foocball 11. SMITH, KEITH ELLIS: Football 11,12; Letterman ' s Club 11,12. SMITH, LOUISE EVON SMITH, VICTORIA CAROL SPOOR, JULIE ANN: Volleyball 1 1; Student Government 10, 11, 1 2; Honor Society 1 1 , Secretary 1 2; Interact 1 2; Yearbook Staff 10,11,12; Cheerleading 1 0; Letterman ' s Club 1 0; Class Officer President 11 and 12 SPURLOCK, TAMI LO U: C.B.E. 12. STERNBURG, JACK HOWARD: Basketball 10, 11. STEVENS, BRETT DOUGLAS STIVER, SHELLEY BETH: Swimming 10; Student Government 11,12; Interact 1 1, Treasurer 12. STOCKSLAGER, STEVEN MARK: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12. STONE, RICHARD LOWE: Key Club 10, 11;D.E.C.A. 12. STOOKEY, MARK ALLEN STROER, JOSEPH LOUIS: Wrestling 10;C.D.E. 12. SWAN, KARL LINWOOD: D.C.T. 12; Chorus 10. SYNOSKI, KATHERINE FRANCES: Serteen 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1 2; Rowdies 1 0. SZARSZEWSKI, DANIEL CHESTER: Cross Country 1 0, 1 1 , Co-Captain 1 2; Track 1 1; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. TALIAFERRO, ARTHUR CORTLAND: Football 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10; Letterman ' s Club 11, 12. TALLEY, MARY FRANCYS: G.A.A. 10. TEFFT, PHILLIP KIMBALL TERRY, PETER PAUL TETZLAFF, LISA JEAN: D.C.T. 12. THIERRY, DAVID LYNN: Cross Country 10; Student Government 10; Key Club 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Orchestra 10,11; Letterman ' s Club 10. THINNES, JAMES ROBERT THOMAS, TROY RICHARD: Basketball 10, 11; DEC. A. 12. THOMPSON, JAMES HENRY: Key Club 10, 11, 12; D.C.T. 12. THOMPSON, ROBERT ANDREW: Orchestra 10, 12. TILTON, DAVID JOHN TOBEY, JULIE ANN: Volleyball 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12; Softball 1 0, 1 1 ; Student Government 1 2; Interact 1 1 , Secretary 1 2; Class Officer Treasurer 1 1 , Vice President 1 2; Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Rowdies 10; Letterman ' sClub 11, 12. TOBIAS, ADAM PAUL: Rowdies Manager 10. TOOLE, SHAWN MICHAEL TROUT, DANNEY LEE TRUMBLE, STEVEN WALTER: Eootball 10, 1 1; Basketball 10. TURNER, AARON t ANDERLINDEN, JODY ELIZABETH: Softball 10;G.A.A. 10, 11, 12. VANDERSTEL, LINDA MARIE: C.B.E. 12. VEREB, FRANK JOHN: Wrestling 11, 12; Track 10. VERMEYCHUK, BARRY PAUL: Football 10, 11; Track 10, 11. VERS, ARAN VICK, JOHN GREGORY: Wrestling 10, 11, 12. VITALE, EDWARD AUGUSTINE WADE, BRUCE GARLAND WALLACE, FREDERIC WILLIAM: Swimming 10; Student Government 10, 1 1; Key Club 10, 11, Secretary 12. WALSH, JOSEPH ANTHONY: Football 10, 11, Captain 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 1 1; Letterman ' sClub 10, 11, President 12. WALKER, LINDA: D.C.T. 12. WALKUP, HENRY CLAY: Student Government 1 2; Key Club 1 1 , 1 2; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 1 1, 12; Bel Canto 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Blendors 1 2. WALTERS, TERRY MARSHALL: Swimming 10, 1 1, Captain 12. WATSON, PHYLLIS ELAINE WELCH, ROBERT TAYLOR: Football 11,12; Letterman ' s Club 1 2. WELTY, RHONDA RENEE: Swimming 12; Cheerleading 10; Rowdies 10. WHITE, KEITH MARSHALL WHITEHEAD, JOSEPH ANTHONY: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11; D.C.T. Treasurer 12. WILDER, LISA BETH: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12; Rowdies 10; Rifle Team 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Drill Team 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. WILLIAMS, BEVERLY WILLIAMS, DAVID RAYMOND: Yearbook Staff 10, 11. WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH JO: D.C.T. 12. WILLIAMS, MARIE THERESE WILLIAMS, NAOMI JEANNE: Rowdies 10, 11, 12;G.A.A. 10; Chorus 10, 11. WILLIAMS, TERESA DARLENE: J.R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12;D.E.C.A. 12. WILLIS, ELIZABETH JO KLENK: Concert Choir 10, 11. WINEMILLER, JAMES MITCHELL: Student Government 10, 12; Concert Band 10. WINTER, MARTIN DANIEL: D.C.T. 10, 12. WOLBER, JUDITH ALICE: G.A.A. 11; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Bel Conto 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Chanterelle 11,12; Chorus 11, 12. WOZNIAK, ALAN JAMES: Football 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Track 1 0, 1 1 ; Letterman ' sClub 11,12. WRIGHT, WARD ALLEY: Football 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' sClub 11,12. YOPP, JOHN CHARLES YOUNG, LISSA VIRGINIA: Softball 10, Captain 11, 12; Student Government 10, 1 1, 12; Honor Society 1 1, Vice President 12; Interact 10, 11, 12; Letterman ' s Club 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Class Officer President 10; Secretary 12. ZULLO, CHRISTOPHER DAVID ZUPPARDO, MICHELLE ELISE: V-Ettes 1 2; Concert Choir 1 2. 37 Being a senior is only a small step away. Day after day we take for granted things we will soon treasure. Glance back and remember the feel- ing of being in the middle. Remember the spirit of the class of 1981 . JUNIORS Ackerman, Heather Acton, Laurie Adams, David Aemisegger, Janet Alumbaugh, Kevin Anderson, Diane Anderson, John Angel, Ken Armstrong, Lori Auer, Linda Auer, Roger Auxier, Jim Babington, Faith Bair, Teresa Baker, Bonnie Barnhill, Debbie Barrett, Scott Barry, David Barton, Ann Bartram, Carolyn Becker, Scott Beyer, Chuck Bissett, Wayne Some of the ways we started the year were parties, sales, and lots of good cheer. Blem, Tom Blewett, Denise Blunt, JoAnn Bo, Sam Border, Sandy Boruff, Debbie Bouhamid, Khalid Bowen, Debbie Briggs, Todd Bristow, Linda Brown, Sue Buchanan, Brad Buer, JoAnne Burge, Brenda Burke, Greg Burhnson, Michel Burnett, Jeanne Burrows, Wes Caithness, Mark Cambern, Dann Cason, Trudy Cassidy, Linda Cate, Jody Cervi, Alan 5f ff f W£L Charles, Jeanmane Christy, Bill Clark, Keith Clark, Roger Clougherty, Dan Colby, Caryn Collins, Jane Conlan, Maryanne Cornelius, Terry Cox, David Cullers, Cindy Dailey, Patricia D ' Angelo, Nicholas Darbyshire, Bruce Daspit, Pat Day, Debbie Day, Robert Day, Willis Deaterly, Linda DeFreest, Pilar DeMasi, Ralph Dempsey, Lisa DesChamps, Marie DesErmia, Mark The beginning of the year began with fun, yet all of us knew there was work to be done. Dickerson, Chen Dietrich, Al Dorsett, Richard Doudna, Jeanie Draggoo, Amy Dunn, Linda Dunn-Rankin, Debbie Durham, Lisa Dycus, David Eales, Laurel Eckert, Betty Ann Edmondson, Mike Ellen, Julia Ellison, Peri Feeley, Patti Fennelly, Tammy Fields, Reagan Floyd, Todd Fox, Carol Francis, Pam Freeman, Michelle Fribiczer, Carolyn Fusco, Robin Gage, Dennis Gallegos. Claudia Gaylord, Sherry Geller, Tom Gentile, Geoff George, Tom Gerety, Mark Gerstlauer, Stan Gibson, Norma Counting of credits, finding our goals, working for achievements with heart and soul. Gilbert, Lisa Gillogly, Colleen Goff, Kristin Gonyer, Kathy Grant, Kim Grich, Cindy Grimes, Annamane Grosse, Eleanore Grossenbacher, Jeff Guenther, Susi Gulotte, Sharon Hagans, Joe Hamaker, Larry Hansen, Susan Hanson, Karen Harris, Maliza Hartman, Wendy Hassle, Renee Hayman, Heather Hazeltme, Julie Heckel, Fritz Henne, Tracey Herbert, David Hill, Lisa Hinkelman, Bill Hixon, Alan Hoefer, Karen Hogan, Joan Hopper, Richard Horan, Kenn Horvath, Julie Houghton, Yale Howes, Ray Hudson, Stacy Huff, Melanie Huffman, Gary Hughes, Sandra Hurd, Andrea Johnson, Kim Jones, Michael Joy, Rob Kanetsky, Keri Kehoe, Lee Anna Kelley, Jim Kelly, Linda Kelly, Lisa Kelly, Rick Keys, Ty Still finding time for football games, we studied for school just the same. King, Cathy King, Heidi Knight, Jolie Knight, Tom Kona, George Kovcic, Gina Krogh, Rob Kucklbauer, Hannelore Kurhanewicz, Tom LaBarge, Tina LaBouchere, Solange Lane, Virginia 43 Preparing for college, doing what we ' re told, getting ready for what the future holds. ' ' As the year rolled on, our spirits grew; we realized how fast time really flew. Langien, Jeff Lear, Scott Lee, Pete Lehmann, Carol Leotta, Antoinette Little, Dolores Litwiler, Vicki Maas, Virginia MacKinnon, Alan Maclay, Yvette Mains, Barbara Mains, Carol Many hours were spent on Homecoming dance. We can prove ourselves — just give us a chance. Maler, Donna Manuel, Cheryl Marazon, Tom Maresch, Kim Marsh, Sue Marshall, Tina Mashke, Don Mathews, Debbie McGrail, Rose McNulty, Kathy Meyer, Janet Meyers, Laura Miller, Charles Miller, Linda Mitchell, Claudette Mobley, Wally Montgomery, Hinton Moore, Wendy Mount, Tom Nash, Lori Nelson, Corrine Nichols, Reginald O ' Connors, Casey Owen, Clarence Paine, Rick Paolillo, Cindy Panton, Pete Pastore, Tina Pelletier, Dianne Pennell, Roger Render, Scott Pmkerton, Scott Powell, Lisa Presler, Dentse Pryba, Holly Putz, Kristen Ranly, Jamie Reed, Pam Reed, Patty Reed, Beth Reegler, Steve Reid, Brenda Reinhart, Al Rigby, David Robinert, Robin Robinson, Andrew Robinson, Cecelia Rochon, Allen Juniors were dedicated to hosting a super prom, one to be proud of, and carry the tradition on. Rodriguez, Donna Rogers, Linda Rogers, Todd Roombus, Patty Ruehr, Becky Russell, Kevin Ryan, Teresa Saavedra, Maritza Sander, Beth Schiear, Jeff Schwaberow, Gail Schwartz, Lewis Schweikert, Mark Sell, Gail Sheaffer, Bill Shearer, Tami Shepherd, Wayne Shirling, Tracey Shook, Sue Sirois, Ann Sizemore, Tom Smith, Cindy Smith, Shawn Sowin, Loretta Stancil, Jon Staton, Debbie Stevenson, Vickie Stookey, Paul Stuhmer, Ellen Stuhmer, Laura Summers, Chris Taylor, Kenny We have learned a lot this year, mature we have become. Taylor, Kris Telford, Jeff Terrizzi, Nicki Thierry, Cindy Tillner, Michael Trentalange, Donald Tschantre, Ted Ursel, Dave Waldron, Mike Ward, Robin Webster, Wendy Weeks, Kelly Wersel, Kathy West, Micheal West, Tawny Whiterell, David Williams, Dennis Williams, Neal Wilson, Matthew Wingate, Wayne Wiser, Chris Wright, Mari Wright, Paula Yates, Douglas Yawn, Molly Young, Kaye Zeigler, Mark We ' ve grown and overcome our fear. Yes, that ' s us — The class of ' 81 Junior Class Officers: President — Todd Briggs Secretary — Lori Nash Vice-President — Jeff Telford Treasurer — Lisa Powell so We ' ve finally gotten to see what it ' s like to be in high school. We ' ve grown day by day getting accustomed to our surroundings and beginning to feel quite secure. By watching the others, we ' ve begun to realize the importance of working together as a class and becoming involved in spirited activi- ties. SOPHOMORES 51 Acton, Scott Adams, Pam Adams, Richard Agee, Doug Alexander, Amy Allan, Leslie Allen, Steve Ammaz, Donna Anderson, Eric Anderson, Susan Ankarstran, Sandy Archer, Debbie Becoming young women and men, the Experiencing many frustrations, This beginning of high school is here. is our sophomore year. Learning new ideas, looking for fun, Arel, Keith Atwell, Jim Babbish, Sheryl Bair, Roy Baker, Mike Banks, Nancy Barabe, Mark Barder, Diane Barten, Pam Battaglia, Joe Bear, Jim Beardslee, Penny Bedwell, Carl Berhow, Melissa Blackburn, Robin Blagburn, Caroline Blem, Patty Bloom, Sue Boisvert, Debbie Bolds, Jan Booth, Veronica Boudreau, Andy Bradford, Jim Brandow, Denise 52 Sophomores Brenton, Tami Briggs, Joe Brooks, Chris Brown, Ian Bruch, Diana Brunelle, Shawn Brunton, Tom Bryant, Jeff Burge, Jim Burman, Bridgette Burns, Shirley Byer, Bob Byers, Julie Cambern, Diane Camirand, Tom Carvel, Chris Cate, Carl Celeste, Kathy Cervi, Frank Cervini, John Chamberlain, George Charles, Gladys Charles, Michelle Choueiri, Nicole Coping with new pressures, yet we ' ve only just begun. Expressing our joys and fears, we try to understand. The new things all around us and changing our old plans. Chown, Lisa Clark, Jo Clark, Kathy Cline, Janet Cline, Judy Cockrill, Julie Coleman, Marie Collins, Andy Collins, Nancy Collins, Susan Connelly, James Cook, Sylvester Coons, Kathy Coyle, Kirk Crews, Greg Cross, Mary Dalton, Larry Damelio, Mary Darbyshire, Grace Darnell, Ann Deighton, Bob De Jager, Brenda Demarco, Greg Dempsey, Scott Derrenbacker, David Deto, Lisa Detweiler, Dedee Dinka, Larry Dixon, Angela Dodge, Nichole Donoghue, Matt Dorsett, Jackie Dove, Dawn Duffey, Sharon Dunn-Rankin, Mike Dunn, Scott Now we know special names and spe- cial faces. And have found special friends and special places. Football, basketball, track; and all the seasons, Duyn, Roland Dyck, David Eaton, Holly Echols, Sylvia Eland, Tim Eland, Vanessa Fathauer, Russell Faulkner, Kevin Fehn, Paul Fenwick, Tracy Fields, John Fieser, Jim 54 Sophomores 1 ■ ' - PS1 J p ' sV ■ 1 C E - — f Fiore, Doug Fisher, James Fitzpatrick, Steve Fleming, Richard Ford, Shawn Forsyth, Lisa Freeman, Jon Friend, Kim Furlong, Marcella Gallagher, Mark Garvey, Sheryl Gaylor, William — With pep assemblies for every rea- Tests, term papers, exams, work and So we ' ll know how to do it when we ' re son. all, juniors next fall. Gibson, Lynn Gomez, Eileen Goodrich, Cheryl Greco, Troy Hadley, Beth Hagan, Ed Hagen, Jon Hall, Patricia Hall, Shawn Hansen, Karen Harris, Brad Harris, Beth Harrison, Daren Hart, David Hart, Debbie Havenda, Debra Hazeltine, Steve Hedleston, Erin Heilman, Richard Helewski, Lance Henderson, Laura Herter, Tim Hicks, Tom Higel, Kim Hinkelman, Rita Hofmeister, Tom Hogan, Joe Holcomb, Denise Problems have solved, we have settled Now we have found a secure place The year is over, we must say goodbye in, within. to our senior friends Holda, Celeste Holland, Berry Holton, Yvonne Hopkins, Mark Horner, Pam Howard, Rob Hubbell, Cynde Hug, Leslie Irving, Sam Jaehne, Jean Jaress, Lisa Johns, Karen Johnson, Chris Johnson, Julie Johnston, Bill Jones, Lon Joyce, Judy Judge, Richard Kanoski, Ginette Katsarelas, Diana Kelly, Karen Kenworthy, Denise Keys, Felicia Kidd, George % fcKrn 56 Sophomores Sktmsi m Kilkenny, Shawn Kirtley, Denise Kleer, Joe Koohns, Randy Korn, Cherie Kot, Mike Kovalsky, Vickie Kozlowski, Dori Kreuser, Sue Labarge, Zandra Lawlor, Tom Lawrence, David Lecroix, Sandra Lemay, Carolyn Levering, Mary Lewis, Eugenia Lindsay, Eileen Littrell, Todd Loeser, Michelle Loflin, Barry Lucier, Alex Luff, Doug Lynch, Robert Lyon, Kelly Hoping and wishing for extra time to Now we have memories of all spend. Detweiler ' s Laughter, Dempsey ' s tracks, Maatta, Deborah Mahler, Margaret Maier, Bob Malwin, Inger Marazon, Paula Marcum, Craig Marks, Angela Martin, Rachelle Mathers, Annemane Mathers, John Mathews, Sheila Maurino, James McCarthy, Carol McCord, Michael McCullough, Cherie McGowan, Ronda Powell ' s power, and Baker ' s facts. Jansen ' s rebounds, Phillip ' s face. Allan ' s dimples and Dinka ' s an ace. McLish, Tammy Meadows, Barbara Meyers, Caren Middaugh, Sylvia Miles, John Miller, Barbara Miller, Nancy Milliner, April Mitchell, Alvin Mitchell, Scott Monson, Rufus Morris, Karen Morrison, Kristian Morrison, Russell Nelson, Chris Nichols, Pam Nichols, Terry Nickell, Joe Noll, Denise Nottingham, Wayne Noyes, Frank Nyland, Kathy O ' Brien, Kim O ' Connell, Erin 58 Sophomores Outerbridge, John Owens, Carolyn Pagels, Tom Palmien, Robin Paolillo, Richard Patrick, Dawn Pattison, Susan Peirce, Laura Peel, Tammie Perkins, Melissa Perone, Heather Peterson, Holly Peterson, Paula Phillips, Scott Pinto, Bruce Pittman, Rebecca Pizarro, Sylvia Powell, Sherri Presler, Richard Proveaux, Wendy Pryba, Terence Punkar, Eric Rabjohns, Teresa Raho, Deborah Deto ' s spirit, Scavo ' s moves, With so many others lose??? how could we Homecoming, Prom serving what a year! oh, Reiter, Steve Richardson, Tammy Ridley, John Rines, Theresa Robertson, Beth Robertson, Michelle Roddy, Christophe Roehsner, Ric Romine, Marianne Rowell, Susan Ruehr, Mark Rumpf, Keye 59 Ruscella, Tony Sanders, Kelley Sands, Teresa Saunders, Scott Scavo, Mike Schmidt, Michelle Schroedter, Diane Schubert, Jill Schulte, Dan Schultz, Diane Scott, Jody Shearer, Heather Sheets, Lang Sherling, Charlotte Shock, Joe Shoop, Patricia Sick, Beckie Sievers, James Sinclair, Chris Smith, Beverly Smith, Chris Snyder, Jill Sourdiffe, Gayle Sowin, Sandra Now it is all over, we will shed many tears . . . Who knows what we ' ll become But we ' ll always know that the class of ' 82 is NUMBER ONE. Stahl, Bill Stormer, John Stringer, Mike Sullivan, Kelly Szarszewski, Vivian Tarncone, Richard Telford, Joy Tenbusch, Lynda Tenbusch, Ken Tesauro, Peter Tharp, Robert Thomas, Craig 60 Sophomores MEMORIES OF ALL WILL NEVER FADE Vanderee, Dave Vaughn, Lee Veltri, Umberto Villani, Lisa Walker, Debbie Wallace, Albert Walsh, Shawn Walter, Bob Welch, Bonnie Westra, Anita Wheeler, Frank White, Mark Whiteside, Eric Wilczynski, Monica Williams, Jane Williams, Paula Wimbish, Barry Wimbish, Jon Wireman, Rhonda Wood, Joe Wooster, Cindy Wrye, Richard Yockey, Taryn Zygmontowicz, Cindy A . 4 The competition was tough, but with our skills and hard work we always put up a fight to be the best. Think back and recall both the victo- ries and defeats, but most of all remember being a part of the team. SPORTS Indians 79 Season Best Ever VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 : Pete Panton, Alan Wozniak, David Serafino, Chris Porter, Joe Walsh, Scott Dempsey, Steve Maier, Randy Clark, Steve Beebe, Martin Levering. Row 2: Head Coach Powell, Jeff Telford, Keith Smith, David Butler, Eric Hedleston, Mike Scavo, Scott Pinkerton, Bob Deighton, Chris Sum- mers, Mark White, Chris Meyers, Mike Waldron, Coach Sandburg, Coach LaMorte. Row 3: Coach Lay, Kevin Faulkner, Alan Hixon, Ken Angel, Todd Briggs, Randy Turkovics, Tom Marazon, Ron DeMasi, Chuck Paine, Ward Wright, Cort Taliaferro, Coach Hodges. Row 4: Wayne Wingate, Mike Stringer, Alvin Mitchell, Mike Schooley, Horace Charles, Brad Pattison, Todd Floyd, Philip Lewis, Ty Keys, Keith Carney, Doug Yates. Row 5: Coach Drake, Ralph DeMasi, Doug Fiore, Shawn Walsh, Jeff Saunders, Mark Schweickert, Chris Nelson, Rob Welch, Bob Gecan, Bob Krogh, Bob Cravens, Coach Wimbish. SCOREBOARD WE THEY 30 Riverview 7 21 Southeast 14 35 Tampa Jesuit 14 34 Fort Myers 6 49 Bay Shore 31 East Bay 14 35 St. Pete Catholic 6 40 Palmetto 42 Tampa Catholic 6 28 Charlotte 21 Naples 14 17 Titusville 20 64 Sports Best Ever started out as the theme of the 1979 Indians and became a description of the team and season. The Indians rolled over 10 straight opponents, to finish as the first undefeated team in Venice High School history. A fitting climax to the season came in the first play off game as we knocked off the number one state ranked team, Naples, 21-14 in front of the largest crowd in Venice High School history. Titusville Astro- nauts ended our season with a last minute pass to give the proud Indians an 11-1 record. Line play was the name of the game as our powerful offensive and defen- sive lines dominated every game. Larry Sandburg ' s offensive line of Dave Butler, Joe Walsh, Keith Smith, Alan Wozniak, Cort Taliaferro, and Phillip Lewis opened holes all season for running backs Tom Marazon, Steve Beebe, Pete Panton, and Horace Charles. Charles was the leading rusher in the play off games. The Indians passing attack was a record breaker for Venice High School and the area, as Ronnie DeMasi threw to Randy Clark, Jeff Telford, Scott Pinkerton, Tom Marazon, Steve Beebe, and Horace Charles. The defensive line was led by big Dave Serafino, Chris Porter, Alan Woz- niak, and Keith Smith, while the line- backing corps included Joe Walsh, Pete Panton, Doug Yates, Phillip Lewis. Our secondary was the best ever as Martin Levering intercepted nine enemy passes. Jeff Telford, Randy Clark and Alan Hixon were the other pass defenders. Chris Meyer shattered all kicking records with 50 of 54 extra points and two field goals and Keith Carney was a clutch punter all year long. Coaches: Charlie Hodges, Larry Sandburg, Head Coach Jim Powell, Mike Lay. 44 Tom Marazon scrambles for a T.D. Here come The Mighty Indians. ' ' V what Moose is doing now. Charles runs for an Indian touch- 20 Pete Panton fights his way through, down. 66 Sports We ' re number one. Senior Players 1 . Martin Levering 23 2. RonDeMasi 10 3. Keith Carnev 32 4. Steve Maier 57 5. Chuck Paine 31 6. Horace Charles 22 7. Cort Taliaferro 51 8. Dave Serafino 66 9. Joe Walsh 55 10. David Butler 71 1 1 . Chris Porter 73 1 2. Bob Cravens 67 13. Chris Meyers 15 14. AlanWozniak 72 1 5. Keith Smith 74 1 6. Jeff Saunders 83 17. Steve Beebe 33 18. Ward Wright 63 19. BobGacan 43 2d. Mike Schooley 81 21.BradPattison 90 22. Robby Welch 61 23. Randy Clark 80 68 Sports f til J V FOOTBALL Row 1: Tom Knight, Barry Wimbish, Martin Spanial, Richard Fleming, Tom Blem, Shawn Brunelle, Rob Krogh, Todd Floyd, Tim Eland. Row 2: Mark Ruehr Scott Phillips Roger Pennell, Shawn Walsh, Harry Brown, Mike Baker, Randy Koohns, Brad Freeman, Russell Morrison, Steve Morris. Row 3: Coach Drake, Dave Lawerence, Richard Heran, Scott Lane, Matt Donoghue, Randy Turkovics, Bill Christy, Paul Stookey, Friti Heckel, Kevin Russell, Coach iMorte, missing from picture: Coach Wimbish, John Wimbish. 70 Sports J.V. Football Finishes Season With 5-3 Record. The J.V. football team opened their season with an impressive 18-0 vic- tory over Arcadia-DeSoto. They ended the season with a 5-3 record. Out- standing players were Randy Turko- vics, Shawn Walsh, Mark Ruehr, and Matt Donoghue. One of the main func- tions of having a J.V. team is to give players the chance to develops- kills and experience which will help them when they move up to the varsity team. Sitting on the job again Bob? 72 Sports Cross Country Has a Season of Rebuilding The 1979 Cross Country Season was one of rebuilding. There were six new members who progressed meas- urably during the season. Of these, senior Ed Dinka and sophomore Kirby Outerbridge proved to be assets for Venice. Ed led the Venice runners in many meets and Kirby was always close behind. The girls ' team was short two run- ners, juniors Patty Reed and Claudia Gallegos | oined the team to fulfill the need for five members. Coach Charlie Powell and manager Judy Parsons along with every cross country runner put in many hours of hard work practicing and preparing for meets. These long hours paid off when the Venice boys won the county meet. At the end of the season the win-loss record was 83-29. All these runners should be admired for their hard work and determination. CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1 : Tony Good, Kirby Outerbridge, Bob Day, Gary Huffman, Dan Szarzewski. Row 2: Jon Finley, Terry Cornelius, Gail Schwaberow, Debbie Day, Patty Reed, Claudia Gallegos, Ed Dinka. Coach Charlie Powell Volleyball Has Its Ups and Downs Under the coaching of Jerry Mulli- gan, the varsity volleyball team won the county championships. They fin- ished the season with an impressive 20 win, 5 loss record which proved to be the best season in our four year his- tory. The varsity team also won the Venice Invitational and although not winning at Districts they made a good showing. Most Valuable Player for the varsity was Cindy Grich and for junior varsity, Kathy Wersel. The player with the Most Physical Talent was Keri Kanet- sky and Most Improved Player was Sherri Powell. The girls showed good form, excep- tional skill, and excellent teamwork. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Row 1 : Leslie Allen, Kris Morrison, Penny Beardslee, Denise Pressler, Jackie Dorsett, Holly Finfgeld. Row 2: Kristin Goff, Carol Fox, Mary Levering, Peggy Jansen, Carol McCarthy, Kathy Wersel, Coach Jerry Mulligan. 1 r f 1 Bump that ball. 1 4 9 12 10 n miwfi f VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1 : Ellen Stuhmer, Maryanne Conlan, Lisa Durham, Cindy Grich, Sherri Pow ell. Row 2: Vickie Stevenson, Jean Marie Charles, Keri Kanetsky, Donna Maler, Sharon Gulotte, Virginia Maas, Coach Jerry Mulligan. 74 Sports Rifle Team The J.R.O.T.C. rifle team competes with other rifle teams throughout the state. According to assistant coach Cap- tain Craig, This is the most active team we have had in 5 or 6 years. The rifle team shoots .22 rifles at 3- inch round targets from a distance of 50 feet. The captain, for the seven member team, is Jon Brower and the coach is Master Sergeant Harrison. Any last request! Dale Leach takes aim. RIFLE TEAM Row 1: Jon Brower, John Bariball. Row 2: Robby Day, Mike Kelly, and Mark Stookey. Not pictured are Dale Leach and Todd Blackburn. Asleep on the job again! Mike Kelly marks targets. 75 76 Sports Varsity Basketball Recovers The Varsity Basketball team recovered from early season disap- pointment, to become a team to be reckoned with. Al Dietrich provided the offensive fire power for the team, scoring 90 points in one week. He was chosen for the Sarasota-Herald Trib- une Christmas Tournament and also was named the Mosf Valuable Player. Jamie Edwards and Pete Panton controlled the boards for this year ' s squad. Pete was named to the All Tournament Team at the Rockledge Invitational. Mike Roberts led the team from the point guard position. The team finished with a 7-16 win- loss record. With the hard work and dedication of the players this team was on the rise. SCOREBOARD THEY VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1 : Mark Rogers, Brian Schuette, Al Deitrich, Ron DeMasi, Roger Clark. Row 2: Mike Roberts, Pete Panton, Randy Clark, Eric Anderson, Jamie Edwards. Booker 73 Lemon Bay 35 42 St. Pete. Catholic 65 56 Palmetto 76 63 Bayshore 69 86 DeSoto 95 41 Southeast 57 Booker 49 56 St. Pete. Cath. 54 54 Lemon Bay 78 47 Bishop Verot 49 47 Southeast 68 54 Palmetto 4 65 79 Bayshore 73 72 DeSoto 74 79 Cardinal Mooney 59 72 Bishop Verot 69 70 Bishop Verot 81 85 Riverview 85 62 Sebring 72 75 Rockledge 103 44 Lakeland Kathleen 77 Junior Varsity Basketball The J.V. Basketball team had nei- ther the size nor the experience of pre- vious teams but this did not seem to hinder their playing. The greatest sat- isfaction of the season probably came from the win over Charlotte High. The team had not beat Charlotte in more than four years of competition. With the game in over-time they won with a score of 72 to 70. Starting almost completely from scratch with a new team and new coaches (Jerry Mulligan and Mike Lay), the J.V. basketball team ended the season with a 10-6 record. This was largely due to outstanding players such as Leading Scorer Kevin Faulk- ner, Leading Rebounder Ric Roehsner and Eric Anderson the Best Play Maker. The team should be lauded for their exceptional playing and continuous enthusiasm. J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: Kevin Faulkner, Rich Judge, Larry Dinka, and Scott Dunn. Row 2: Scott Dempsey, Randy Turkovich, Eric Anderson, Eric Whiteside, and Ric Roehser. i f Larry D. Scott Dempsey, Larry Dinka, and Kevin Faulkner walking to the bench. 78 Sports I 1 1 1 il Eric Anderson Team getting a pep talk from Coach Mulligan. SCOREBOARD WE THEY 79 Booker 53 41 St. Pete Catholic 61 54 Palmetto 58 44 Bayshore 53 80 DeSoto 42 31 Southeast 52 50 Booker 26 46 St. Pete Catholic 49 64 Bishop Verot 49 64 Southeast 57 78 Palmetto 50 60 Bayshore 68 80 DeSoto 48 72 Charlotte 70O.T. 68 Bishop Verot 54 85 Cardinal Mooney 71 Varsity Girls This season was highly unusual in that it was full of adversity in terms of disabling injuries. Nonetheless, our team survived and completed the sea son with a 16-11 win-loss record. Team accomplishments include: Third place in the Holiday Tournament, sec- ond place in the district, second place in the conference, and following full recovery from our injuries the team won 10 out of the last 13 games including one stretch of 7 victories in a row. Two of the starters, Jane Arnall and Julie Tobey were seniors. Tobey received special recognition by being selected to the Sarasota Herald-Trib- une All Christmas Tournament first team, and was also honored as a Sara- sota County player of the week. SCOREBOARD V ' E THEY 4 . Manatee 49 3fl Palmetto 50 42 Lemon Bay 49 25 Riverview 41 43 Bayshore 25 44 Palmetto 41 42 Riverview 71 45 DeSoto 40 46 St. Pete Cath. 52 58 Cardinal Mooney 45 46 N. Ft. Meyers 55 14 Southeast 60 40 DeSoto 34 47 Lemon Bay 49 56 Sarasota 39 27 Southeast 70 57 St. Pete Cath. 50 66 Palmetto 30 54 N. Ft. Meyers 61 39 Manatee 33 48 Bayshore 25 39 Cardinal Mooney 32 52 Riverview 41 51 Sarasota 40 48 East Bay 19 48 Tampa Catholic 44 28 Southeast 52 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Carol Mains, Barbara Mains, Julie Tobey, Sherri Powell, Denis Kin- worth. Row 2: Coach Lechlitner, Cecelia Robinson, Sharon Gullotle, Patty Reid, Jeanmarie Charles, Keri Kanetsky, Jane Arnall. 80 Sports A Winning Season for J.V. This is the first year that Venice has had a true J.V. team with its own schedule and coach. While the team lacked a number of basic skills, prog- ress was made both as a team and by individuals. Team confidence was built through three early victories, and team character was developed by turning the tables on St. Pete. Catholic in a hard fought game at home. Fur- ther proof that they had what it takes came in the effort against Manatee. Down 16 points at the half, the team brought it back to 5 just before the games end. The team leader was Lynn Gibson. And Peggy Jansen was the rebound leader and finished just 4 points ahead of Gibson for high scoring hon- ors. Cindy Binder joined the J.V. team at midseason and added that extra punch needed to gain their winning record of 10-6. Barbi Meadows, the smallest member of the team, exhib- ited a lot of scrap, especially on the defense. In the St. Pete, victory with three starters on the bench Barbi became a one girl team, directing the offense and preserving the win with numerous steals and interceptions. At that game Lynda Tenbush rounded out the starting five. The unsung heroes were the reserves, they put in the same amount of practice time but in close games had to sit the bench. That is the hard- est job of all. J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: Kathy Clark, Leslie Allan, Barb Meadows, Lynn Gibson, Diane Katsarellas. Row 2: Coach Buck, Sherri Powell, Erin O ' Connell, Lynda Tenbush, Peggy Jansen, Barb Miller, Sandy Sowin, Lisa Kill. Coach Buck gives team advice. Wrestlers Have Best Dual Meet Season Ever The varsity wrestling team had the best dual meet season in the history of V.H.S. They finished as runner-up in both the District and Conference championship meets. The one all area wrestler, Wesley Burrows, led the team to victory. He received the Most Valuable Wrestler Award, the Golden Pin, and the Take-Down-a-Thon. Butch Greathouse was the Rope Clim bmg Champion and received the Let- terman ' s Club Award. Tied for the Most Improved were Scott Pfender and Chris Porter. There was also a tie for the Wrestler of the Season between Dan Hart and Joe Sardmas. The Kauf- man Most Dedicated went to Frank Noyes. By the end of the season the team had three district and three confer ence champions, three all-county, and three honorable-mention players. The team members finished with a very respectable season. Butch Greathouse: Co-Captain, Lettermans Club Award, Honorable Mention, All County. Wesley Burrows: Most Valuable Wrestler, District Champion, Conference Champion, All County, All Area. VARSITY WRESTLERS Row 1 : Wesley Burrows, Scott Pfender, Joe Sardinas, Danny Trout, Buddy Cate, Butch Greathouse, Frank Noyes. Row 2: Jim Gilmartin, Bill Pfender, Dan Hart, Joe Walsh, Paul Stookey, Chris Porter, Coach Biller. Not Pictured: Managers Jerry and Derrick Biller. 82 Sports Dan Hart: Co-Captain, Conference Champion, District Champion, All County, Wrestler of the season. Joe Sardinas: Conference Champion Dis- trict Champion, All County, State Com- petitor, Wrestler of the Season. Tennis The boys team tied their past record of 1 1 wins and 4 losses; this became the teams second best season. The girl ' s record was also impressive with a season of eight wins and seven losses. Both the boys and girls team made second place at Conference. The boys were sixth in District, out of 20 schools, while the girls were seventh out of 22 schools. Greg Shafer and Sam Bo became semi-finalists at Dis- tricts, with a 12-2 record. Greg and Sam were also our No. 1 Doubles Team. Lisa Shafer, with an 11-3 record, and Debbie Boruff were both seeded in their respective divisions at Districts. --3 m.  -lih m Cathy King and David Berry ' ■■ii Rob Krogh and Sam Bo Cathy King Debbie Bor jff TENNIS Row 1: Barb Meadows, Cathy King, Debbie Boruff, Jean Jaehne, and Jamie Ranly. Row 2: Coach Lechlitner, Lisa Shafer, Greg DeMarco, David Berry, Rob Krogh, Sam Bo, and DeEtte Jones. Not pictured is Greg Shafer. 84 Sports Golf The 1980 Indians Golf Team contin- ued their winning tradition by finish- ing their dual match season with 14 wins opposed to three losses. Led by senior lettermen Mark Lippstreuer and Mark Borden, the team qualified for District by finishing second to Manatee, a team they later defeated while finishing second to Fort Myers on that team ' s home course in the finals of the District Tournament. Named Captain was Mark Lippstreuer; Most Valuable Player, Bruce Darby- shire; and Most Improved, Jim Kelly. Other team members receiving letters were Bill Lawrence and Chris Myers. Coach James Kopel GOLF Row 1: Chris Myers, Mark Borden, Mark Lippstreuer. Row 2: Coach Jim Kopel, Bruce Darbyshire, Jim Kelly, and Bill Lawrence. 85 86 Sports Best Baseball Season in V.H.S. History. The varsity baseball team finished their season with a 25 4 win-loss record, making this the best baseball season in the history of VHS. Follow- ing their first loss to North Fort Myers they put together a 17 game winning streak. The Indians carried one of the top rankings in the state, class 3A. Unfortunately, other top ranked teams were also in the same district as Ven- ice; the hopes for winning the district title were ended when Venice was defeated in a close game (4-5) by Tampa Jesuit. Alan Hixon VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: Mike Scavo, Mike Roberts, Pete Komaroski, Bob Detweiler, Phil Ross, Wayne Bissett, Alan Hixon, Coach Sandburg. Row 2: Doug Yates, Bill Sheaffer, Tom Knight, Ed Dinka, Dave Butler, Lowell Seeley, Keith Carney, Sal Scalafini, Jon Daily. WE 9 5 7 10 10 2 8 3 5 9 13 15 3 4 10 12 7 8 6 9 3 7 4 10 13 6 SCOREBOARD N. Fori Myers Riverdale Bayshore Fort Meyers N. Fort Meyers Riverview Riverdale Cypress Lake Palmetto Riverview Southeast Southeast Atlanta Ridgeview Fort Meyers Sarasota Cardinal Mooney Manatee Charlotte Palmetto Lemon Bay Manatee Cypress Lake Bayshore Charlotte Cardinal Mooney Lemon Bay Sarasota THEY 4 5 3 5 1 8 2 4 2 2 3 2 1 3 3 9 3 7 1 2 1 3 3 10 Philip Ross Keith Captain Ed Dinka J.V. Baseball Team Breaks Even The J.V. Baseball team finished its season with a 5-5 win-loss record. Leading the team offensively with .300 or better batting averages were: Doug Fiore, Kevin Faulkner, Matt Uonoghue, Rick Paine and George Chamberlain. Randy Koohns and Shawn Walsh did an excellent job of pitching. Coached by Mr. Remo, the J.V. ' s started the season out right by defeat ing Charlotte. They later found River- view to be a tough opponent as they lost to them three times. The baseball team came back to beat Bayshore and end with an even record. WE 11 5 4 1 9 1 1 2 2 7 SCOREBOARD Charlotte Bayshore Sarasota Riverview Cardinal Mooney Riverview Cardinal Mooney Sarasota Riverview Bayshore THEY 2 1 6 7 3 8 8 12 6 Coach Remo J.V. BASEBALL Row 1: George Chamberlain, Mark Ruehr, Tom Blem, John Ridley, Steve Reiter. Row 2: Shawn Walsh, Richard Adams, Dan Schulte, Man Donoghue, Randy Koohns, Rick Paine, Scott Acton, and Ralph DeMasi. 89 Karl Beer 90 Sports Track Team Second in County Meet. The track team finished their sea- son with a strong second in the County Meet. Karl Beckom, Kirby Out- erbridge and Randy Clark participated in the region meet. Kirby presently holds the title as the fastest sopho- more at VHS in the mile and 2 mile. Other outstanding individuals were Karl Beckom — hurdles and longjump: Randy Clark — high jump, 440, and long jump: Mark Schweikert — 880; and Bob Day and Gary Huff- man — distance. BOY ' S TRACK Row 1 : Manager Julie Cockrill, Russell Morrison, Kirby Outerbridge, Bob Day, Todd Littrell, Lee Vaughn, Row 2: Mark Schweikert, Richard Tarricone, Jon Stancil, Tony Good, Brad Pattison, Gary Huffman, Row 3: Coach Powell, Paul Stookey, Bob Deighton, Randy Clark, Karl Beckom, Chris Summers. Missing from picture: Wayne Wingate. Mark Schweikert 9 ' Girl ' s Track The girls track team was character- ized by individual effort. Daily prac- tices made itself felt when Jane Arnall placed first in the state meet throwing the Discus 124.75 feet. Jane also holds the record for VHS in the Shot Put. Jane may have been the one out- standing individual on the team but the whole team ' s effort is what made this team a success. GIRL. Row 2: . CK Row 1 : Terry Cornelius, Peggy Jansen, Cindy Binder, Barbara Mains, Corrine Nelson, Arnall, Donna Maler, Lisa Durham, Carol Mains, Debbie Day. Debby Day 92 Sports Softball Has Up and Down Season. The girls ' softball team had an up and down year. They finished the year up with 10-8 record. The Indi- ans were challenged by a tough schedule which included many class 4-A schools. Despite this, under the coaching of Don Willis of the junior high, the girls did well. At the end of the season senior Kelly lamaio was named Most Valuable Player; junior Sharon Gulotte, Best Offensive; and sophomore Sherri Powell, Best Defen sive. SOFTBALL Row 1: Jackie Dorsett, Lisa Powell, Maryann Conlon, Cindy Grich, Lynn Gibson, Robin Black- burn. Row 2: Yvonne Holton, Karen Johns, Sherri Powell, Virginia Maas, Sharon Gulotte, Kelly lamaio. Row 3: Coach Scavo Lilly Dorsett, Laurie James, Lynda Tenbusch, Jane Arnall, Lissa Young, Coach Willis. Sharon Gulotte 93 Swim Teams Had an Excellent Season The 1 980 Swim teams had an excel- lent season under the direction ot coaches Jim LaMorte and Pat Panton. The boys posted 1 2 wins, 3 losses; the girls went 7-8 for the season. Tom Marazon placed tenth at the state Meet. Team captains were Kelly Cecil and Terry Walters. Awards received were: Swimmer of the Year, Terry Wal- ters and Kelly Cecil; High Point, Todd Briggs; and Most Improved, Geoff Gentile. Getting ready for a meet. Kelly Cecil swimming freestyle. 3 .yS Co-Captains: Kelly Cecil and Terry Walters. 94 Sports SWIM TEAM Row 1: Kelly Sullivan, Chris Brooks, Karen Morris, JoAnn Blunt, Paula Marazon. Row 2: Mike Dunn Rankin, Bob Gecan, Geoff Gentile, Dave Hart, Rick Paolillo, Mark Zeigler. Row 3: Coach Panton, Tom Marazon, Terry Walters, Bob Bennett, Rodney Johnston, and Coach LaMorte. Not pic- tured are: Kelly Cecil, Todd Briggs, and Danny Fritch. Danny Fritch Bob Bennett Coaches: Pat Panton and Jim LaMorte. Taking part in outside activities gives us an opportunity to make new friends by working together, teaching us skills we could not learn from a book. MATURES 96 Features Spirit Spirit week at Venice High means preparation to close our football sea son. The cheerleaders were in charge of the week ' s competitive activities between classes. Students found themselves wearing comical hats, ties, and glasses, imitating tourist ' s dress, looking out to the future in their ver- sion of space 1999 costumes and finally showing their spirit by dressing in green and white. Seniors were victo- rious for showing the most spirited costumes. Interact sponsored both the bonfire and the Friday pep assembly. During the bonfire, skits were put on by each class and various clubs. The highlight of that evening was the announce- ment of the Interact Sweetheart, Mar- tin Levering, Key Club President. The pep assembly showed us that teachers too can still be active in com- petitive sports. Students, teachers and clubs competed against each other on the football field. Although the teach- ers won the ball relay, they lost the tug of war to the students. In the tradi- tional events Jr. class president Todd Briggs won the Mr. Legs contest, Kelly Cecil the pie eating contest and Student Government the football relay. Float Competition between the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes was one of the festivities before the game. The floats were paraded through the parking lot and onto the football field with the marching band, a few clubs and the R.O.T.C. leading the way. Sophomores surprised every- one as their float took first place in the competition. At halftime the Homecoming Court was presented. Miss Debbie Hutchin- son was crowned the queen for 1979. She was chosen by the football team from twelve candidates that were selected by the student body. Our mighty Indian football team their undefeated record as they u ' Charlotte 26-0. This year ' s teai s been known as Best Ever , theti. is well deserved. i i9 98 Features More Spirit The wrap up of Homecoming activi- ties was the dance on Saturday, November 17th. The theme, Mid- night Magic was presented at the Civic Center by the Junior Class. Magi- cians performed at each table with tricks, while students danced the night away to the music of the band, Star Kiss. Features 99 CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: LISA BALL, JULIE SPOOR, KELLY CECIL, JULIE TOBEY, CAROL RUNYON, TRACY PARSONS, LISA HENNE, MARTHA NASH, LISSA YOUNG, MICHELLE ZUPARDO, NANCY CLARK, QUEEN DEBBIE HUTCHINSON. .. . czHoms.aominq y oyaLty Follies Time Passes Interact presented Time Pas- sages as their annual Follies produc- tion. The show took us back to the days of the Charleston and through time to the present Hustle . These dances were performed by the club in their opening number. Director was senior Carolyn Carbone vice president of Interact. M.C. ' s for the show were Mark Lippstreuer and Scott Pmkerton. Their fill in skits of Pick-an-Act , Ben- sor , and Sesame Street showed their talents as comedians. One of the many skits was Single Girls which showed how the modern day single girl survives the challenges of the modern day single boy. Julie Tobey, Shelley Stiver, and Mark Lipps- treuer portrayed the characters. The show continued on with Rodney Johnston ' s magic act, Coach Charlie Powell with the V.H.S. news, and the Perfect Tumblers , Lisa Durham and Laura Stuhmer did acrobatic tricks for their dance Gymnastic Jazz . Sophomore Amy Alexander sang Maybe from the Broadway hit Annie , and delighted viewers with her portrayal of the character. Elvis is to be remembered by all and so will Claudia Gallegos for her imita- tive rendition to Jail House Rock . She concluded the dance by throwing autographed towels to her fans. More entertainment was provided by Beth Sander, Vicki Nottingham and John Mikesell who sang By My Side from the musical play Godspell , and some individual numbers by Linda Bristow, Lori Dynn and llene Lindsey. Spiritual vibrations were felt when Loves Angels , Kim Johnson, Tonya Sims, Michelle Holton, and Phyliss Wats on, sang out some religious tunes to conclude the show. Proceeds from the Follies will be used for college scholarships. 102 Features 103 }f f :2 tuirr-n i KING BUTCH, GR%THC JSE nd QUEEN DEBBIE KALOHBRENNER 106 Features Ir { m • 1 t  i4i iC Randy Clark and Kelly Cecil Joe Sardinas and Martha Nash Cort Taliaferro and Julie Spoor L A I . 5? 108 Features Prom ' 80 The Junior Class presented Prom which was held at the Venice Commu- nity Center on May 1 0th. The theme of the dance was Sail On. The band, Dr. Fu, really got everyone on the floor and moving. It was a great night and nobody will forget Prom ' 80. 109 Grad Nite K.C.andthe Sunshine Band Teri DeSario Robert John Macar Brother Tantrum mPU 4 ' . 3 jm§ 4 ■ 110 Features VHS Seniors at Grad Nite On May 16 our Seniors enjoyed an exciting night in the magical kingdom of Disney. As the park opened at 1 1 :00, thousands of Seniors poured into the magic kingdom, for a night full of partying. The sky was the limit for fun. The seniors listened to the music of K.C. and the Sunshine Band, Teri DeSario, Robert John, Kool and the Gang, Macar Brothers, and Tant- rum, went on rides, had their pictures taken and bought all kinds of souve- nirs. By 4:30 A.M. they were ready to collapse with fatigue as they made their way back to the busses for the trip back to Venice. Going for a stroll down the Ave. Palace of Dreams Awards 1980 Valedictorian, Sergio Raynal . . . Salutatorian, Michelle Premuto . . National Merit Commended Student, Theresa Fieser . . . U.S.F. Freshman Honors _ Scholarship Carol Gould . U.S.F. Presidential Award, Sergio Raynal . . . Manatee Junior College Scholarship, Peggy Rankin . . . Out standing Senior Student, Julie Tobey Star Student, Mark Ziegler . . . Century III Julie Tobey ... I Dare You, Debra Kalchbrenner and Martin Lever- ing ... Selby Foundation Math and Science, Sergio Raynal . . Sarasota Manatee Phi Beta Kappa; Sergio Rey- nal, Michelle Premuto, Pattie Crouse, Lon Newell, Elizabeth Allan, Robert Detweiter, Julie Spoor, Mary Soo Cou- lombe, Paige Peterson, Kenneth Rodgers, Charles Greothouse, Lisa Ball, Nancy Herron, Carol Gould, Peggy Rankin . . . NOVEL American Legion Post 159 Scholarship, Sergio Reynal . . . Citizenship: Stephan Beebe, and Debra Kalchbrenner . . . Boys ' State: Christopher Summers, Gary Huffman, Todd Briggs, Jeffrey Telford, Ralph Demasi, Donald Win- gate, Mark Schweikert, Louie Schwartz, Scott Pmkerton, Mark Zie- gler . . . NV Amer. Leg. Auxiliary Unit 159; Sergio Reynal, Michelle Premuto Girls ' State; Keri Kenetsky, Vir- ginia Maas, Terry Cornelius, Heather Hayman . . . Lemon Bay American Legion Aux. 276 Scholarship, Carol Gould . . . Venice Women ' s Republi- can Club, Sergio Reynal . . . Polish American Club of Sarasota, Naom 1 Williams . . . P.A.D Award, Terry Wal- ters . . . Journalism: Pattie Crouse, Constance Schoeckel, Sondra Morri son, Carol Beard, Virginia Lane . . Home Economics: Deborah Shepard Ralph Hamm . . . Child Care, Kim James . . . Math, Hung Bo Sim Elks Lodge BPOE 1854, Sharon Hunt Carol Gould, Pattie Crouse, Todd Briggs, Susan Jacobson, Mark Lipps treuer . . . Kiwanis Club of Venice, Butch Greathouse, Julie Spoor . . . Rotary Club of Venice Nokomis, Mic- helle Premuto, Elizabeth Allen, Caro- lyn Carbone, Julie Tobey . . . Friends of the SunCoast Symphony Scholar- ship, Karen Hoefer . . . Myakka Chap- i. jghters of American Revolution, Julie Tobey, Outstanding Senior Carol Gould, U.S.F. Freshman Honors 112 Features Julie Tobey . . . VFW Post 8118 and Aux Voice of Democracy: Kathleen McNulty, Carolyn Carbone, Ralph Demasi, Carol Fox, Gina Kovcic, Carol Gould, Pattie Crouse, Mark Ziegler, Laura Stuhmer, Mary Soo Coulombe . . . Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority Schol- arship, Pattie Crouse . . . Delta Kappa Gamma Society, Mary Soo Coulombe . . . District 44 Florida Nurses Associa- tion, Elizabeth Hinkelman, Patricia Connolly . . . Chiquita Gordon Memo rial, Julie Tobey . . . Father Connie Scholarships, Michelle Premuto, Pat tie Crouse, Eva Miller . . . Kappelman Award, Randy Clark . . . Outstanding Girl Athlete, Jane Arnall . . . ROTC Awards: First place girls exhibition Drill, Yvette McClay; First place Stand- ard Drill, Linda Kelly; Participation Plaque, and two individual first place, Mike Kelly; first place Rifle Team, and second place individual, Mark Stoo- key; first place Male Exhibition Drill, Jon Barriball; Overall First place, Lisa Wilder... ROTC Awards Row 1 : Lisa Wilder. Row 2: Lisa Kelly, Yvette Mclay, Mike Kelly, Mark Stookey, Jon Barri- Hung Sim, Math Award, ball. 113 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday, June 1, 1980 — 8:00 P.M. PRELUDE Armida Overture — Haydn PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance — Elgar INVOCATION . - | Kathy Johns OLD TESTAMENT READING Charles Greathouse NEW TESTAMENT READING Sharon Ewing PRA YER .-. Stephen Beebe ANTHEM These Are the Best of Times — Arr. Lojeski BACCALAUREATE MESSAGE Rev. Paul L. Winemiller Pastor, Our Savior Lutheran Church BENEDICTION Carolyn Carbone RECESSIONAL March Processional — Grundman (No Applause During Service — Please) •to MCJROTC COLOR GUARD Maclay - Houghton - Tschantre - Hartman Venice High School Band — Donald Burman, Cond. Venice High School Blendors ) n , . . _ u uc u id i . — Robert Bates, Cond. Venice High School Bel Canto Lisa Dempsey Lisa Durham Claudia Gallegos USHERS Lisa Gilbert Heather Hayman Keri Kanetsky Cindy Paolillo Lisa Powell Tami Shearer £ I Programs Courtesy of p Folding Chairs Courtesy of VENICE-NOKOMIS BANK VENICE UNITED CHURCH AND TRUST COMPANY OF CHRIST Plants by GULF COAST GROWERS, INC. 114 Features COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Thursday, June 5, 1980 — 8:(X) P.M. . 1 1 PRELUDE Pageant — Persichetti PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance — Elgar INVOCATION Martin Levering WELCOME B Susan I riedmann fl| President, Student Body PRESENTATION OF COLORS, SALUTE, AND NATIONAL ANTHEM Color Guard and Band WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS Lissa Young vU ' SIC Rainbow Connection — Arr. Emerson r SALUTATORIAN Michelle Premuto VALEDICTORIAN Sergio Raynal ASS SONG Those Were The Days Lfl ' ,i ;J Senior Ensemble RLMARKS Col. B. H. Walker K HF JM Chairman, Social Studies PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS OF 1980 lulieSpoor fe T 1 r - ' R ' c ' ,ar d Doudna PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS . . . Chairman, Sara. Co School Board Mr. Guy W. Rose, Principal, VHS BENEDICTION Debra Kalchbrenner ALMA MATER Class of 1980 RECESSIONAL March Processional — Grundman OFFICERS, CLASS OF 1980 PRESIDENT Julie Spoor VICE-PRESIDENT Julie Tobey SECRETARY Lissa Young TREASURER Sharon Ewing -ASS MOTTO: Today is the Tomorrow we planned for CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose -A ALMA MATER oices hymn thy valiant praises, In times of triumph and of failure Hearts thy halls enshrine; We shall always be May our loyalty unceasing, Ever faithful, A Ima Mater, enice, ' er be thine. To thy memory. Senio President, Julie Spoor. Col. Berrisford Walker, class advisor for the past 1 1 years, addresses the graduates for the last time. 116 Features 117 118 features Ci I 1 k « te v Uv cry . zf 7 1 yjjj 120 Faculty FACULTY The faculty of V.H.S. is a unique group set apart from that of many other schools. They are concerned with the well being of each individual student and encourage each to per- form to the best of their ability. Jr. Sponsor Breaks the Mold Many teachers remain uninvolved with the student body; often appear- ing unconcerned with campus prob- lems and events. Mrs. Krill breaks from that stereo- type and feels that it is important to have another level of understanding between her and her students, dealing with each other as human beings . She feels that it is her responsibility as a teacher to open the windows of the world. Because of her unceasing help as a teacher, organizer of Jr. class activi- ties, and exemplified concern and friendship, we proudly dedicate the 1980 edition of the Warrior to Mrs. Suzanne Krill. 122 Faculty Administration Moves Ahead George Pearson, Assistant Principal Ball State University, B.S. St. Francis College, M.S. Guy Rose, Principal University of Northern Iowa, B.A. State University of Iowa, M.A. James Spear, Assistant Principal University of Kentucky, A.B. University of Arizona, M.Ed. A school like all other functioning bodies must have an administration. These persons are responsible for the supervision of the school and student body. Their primary purpose is to exercise their power for the welfare of the entire school. Mr. Rose, our princi- pal, has been affiliated with Sarasota County Schools for twenty years, first coming to Venice as a guidance coun- selor. In 1963, he was assigned as assistant principal to Sarasota High School and later that same year returned to Venice as principal of the Junior High. He became principal at Venice High in 1972 and is planning to retire at the end of this year. Mr. Rose ' s responsibilities include long range planning for curriculum and facilities as well as the general aspects of the budget, staffing and community relations. There are two assistant principals, Mr. Spear and Mr. Pearson. Mr. Spear is new this year coming from Venice Junior High. Their main responsibili- ties are to supervise and coordinate student registration, scheduling, test- ing activities, conduct and referral. Although these two men are in charge of discipline, they are never too busy to give you a pat on the back. 123 Nancy Acton Home Economics; Ball State University, B.S., Butler University, M.S. James Anderson English; Rollins College, Florida, M.Ed. Billy Ball Anatomy University of Florida, B.S. Robert Bates Chorus; University of Mississippi, B.M., M.M. Ted Bergeson Social Studies; University of California, B.A. Jerry Biller Mathematics; Southern Illinois University, B.A., University of Indiana, M.S. Warren Brown Lehigh University, B.S.E.E., Northeastern University, M.S.E.E. Robert Bowlin Marketing and Merchandising; Eastern Michigan University, B.S., M.Eds.Adm. James Buck Social Studies; Houghton College, B.A. Donald Burman Band; Wayne State University, B.S., M.Ed. Captain Roger Craig JROTC, USMCR; Manatee Jr. College Elizabeth Dale CBE, Bookkeeping; Central Connecticut State College, B.S., University of Georgia, M.A. 124 Faculty Beverly Dennis English; University of Copenhagen, B.A., S.C.S.S., M.S., M.A. Charles Derrick Physical Education; University of Delaware, B.S., M.A. Rodney Drake Chemistry; Ball State University, B.S., University of New Hampshire, M.S. Lloyd Dunn Psychology and Sociology; Florida State University, B.S. Dziemianzuk, Anne SLD University of So. Florida B.S. (not pictured) Ellen Farris Business Education; University of Florida, B.S. Jo Gilbert Business Education; Grove City College, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, M.S. Julia Hallstein Home Economics; Florida State University, B.S. MGy. Sgt. Harrison JROTC, USMCR Odile Hartman Foreign Language; University of Tampa, B.A., National University of Mexico M.A. James Herter Industrial Arts; Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. Harold Hill Science; Ohio State, B.S., M.A. Charles Hodges Driver ' s Fducation; Memphis State University, B.S., University of South Florida, M.Ed. James Houghton Social Studies; Ohio Northern University A.B. Carolyn Jackson Media Specialist; Ohio State University, B.A., Post College, M.A. C. Ray Johnson Social Studies; George Washington University, B.A. James Kopel English; University of Northern Iowa, B.A., University of Tulsa, M.A. Suzanne Krill English; Queens College, B.A. James Lamorte Cooperative Ed.; Illinois State University, B.S. Ed. 126 Faculty Judith Latrimore English; Mundelein College, B.A., Loyola University, M.A. Louanne Lawrence Remedial Mathematics; Rosary College, Andrews University, M.A.T. Michael Lay English; University of Mississippi, M.Ed. Wayne Lechlitner Social Studies; Ball State University, B.S. Louise Lyman Media Service; Penn State University, B.A., Drexel University, M.S. Gary Mitchell Guidance University of Florida, B.A.E., University of South Florida, M.A., Florida State University, Ed.Sp. Jerry Mulligan English; Florida Atlantic University, B.A., Idaho State University, M.A. Sharon Murphy English; Georgia State College, A. B., Tulane University, M.A. William Packing Guidance Director; Wesleyan, B.A., M.A. St. Louis University, Ed.D., University of Florida, Post-Doct. Alta Payne Mathematics; Agnes Scott College, B.A. Charles Powell Science; University of South Florida, B.A., M.Ed. James Powell Physical Education; Auburn University, B.S., University of Alabama, M.A. Donald Remo English; Hope College, B.A. Doris Reynard Home Economics; Ball State University, B.S. Douglass Roberts Mathematics; University of Florida, B.S., University of South Florida, M. Ed. Larry Sandburg Mathematics; Florida State University, B.S. Theresa Seaby Physical Education; Florida State University, B.S. John Shufflebarger Industrial Arts; Florida Southern College, B.S., Florida State University, M.S. Alice Sleasman Art; Indiana University of Penn. B.S. Florence Stephens English; Queens College, A. B. Kay Swearingen English; Purdue University, B.A., Butler University, M.S. Ivy Tubbs Mathematics; Tuskegee Institute, B.S., Florida A M University, M.Ed. Keith Vierbicky Science; West Virginia University, B.A. Berrisford Walker Social Studies; Colgate University, B.A., U.S.A. War College M.S.I. A., George Washington University, M.S. 128 Faculty Evelyn Wallace Occupational Specialist; Fisher Junior College Margery Williams English; Central Michigan University, B.A. M.A. Marcella Wentzel Guidance Counselor; Indiana State University, B.A. Miami University, M.Ed. ' W ' William Wimbish Science; Florida State University, B.S. Doris Carter Secretary to Principal Alida Holman Bookkeeper Melanie Norwood Receptionist Wanda Powell Attendance DeLoris Rose Data Processing Roberta Drake Registrar Karin Durham English Peg Hardee Media Betsy Kleinschmidt Comp. Ed Math Nancy Sigmon Social Studies 130 Faculty JinuuL Custodians % M - ■ 132 ORGANIZATIONS ■■ ■■ Those of us involved know the feel- ing of togetherness, while others can only stand on the sidelines and watch. We are the ones that hold car washes, run the concession stand, and help out around the community. These activities and many others give us a speciaf feeling of belonging and at the same ' tfrne teach us how to be good citizens. Politics Student Government members are selected by the student body. The function of this group is to represent the student body on ideas, issues, and new projects for the school year. Some events that have taken place this year have been: parking stickers distrib uted and regulations enforced by Stu- dent Government; a disco dance held, bake sales; and a float entered in the Sun Fiesta took second place. Under the direction of President Susan Fried- mann Student Government has achieved much during the year. Executive Members: Susan Friedmann — President Dan Hart — Vice President Carol Gould — Secretary Treas. Gina Kovcic — Attorney General Henry Walkup — Comm. of Elections Julie Spoor — Pres. Senior Class Todd Briggs — Pres. Junior Class Peggy Jansen — Pres. Sophomore Class 1 Senior Senators: Lisa Ball Mark Borden Ross Cotherman Mary Ann Diez Beth Hinkelman Vicky Hasley Tina Jansen Stephanie King Teresa Lyons Melissa McKay Debbie Selitti Shelly Stiver Julie Tobey Jim Winemiller Lissa Young Junior Senators: Laurie Acton David Adams Linda Auer Joanne Buer Terry Cornelius Claudia Gallegos Virginia Lane Cheryl Manuel Kathy McNulty Cindy Paollilo Beth Sander Tami Shearer David Ursel Mark Ziegler Sophomore Senators: Amy Alexander Eric Anderson Robin Blackburn Lisa Chown Nancy Collins Lisa Deto Dedee Detweiler Shawn Hall Yvonne Holton Randy Koohns Mary Levering Barbara Miller Kelly Sullivan Executive Board. 134 Organizations J.V. Cheers The J.V. Cheerleaders are a group of enthusiastic, determined girls. These young ladies showed their spirit during pep assemblies and at the J.V. football and basketball games. At every varsity game they held their tra- ditional sale of programs, an activity of all J.V. Cheerleaders. J.V. Cheerleaders: Teresa Bair Cathy King Michelle Loeser Inger Malwin Nancy Miller Shelley Robertson, (Manager). 1 979- 1 980 J.V. Cheerleaders. an ■ IBM Co-Captains Lisa Chown and Tari Yockey. I sure hope we win tonight! Interaction Interact is a girls service club spon- sored by the Venice Rotary Club. The girls present our annual follies, which is an all-school talent show. With the money earned from the follies, deserv- ing senior girls are given scholar ships. The Homecoming pep assem- bly, similar to an Anything Goes, is also put on by Interact. The girls visit retarded children at Sunland, partici- pated in the Sun Fiesta by running a booth to raise money for needy organ- izations, and also trick-ortreat for UNICEF. The national convention was held in April at Fort Meyers. There, the girls met other club members, and picked up new ideas for helping our school and community. In October, V.H.S. Interact hosted an assembly for all Interact officers in our district. Members Debbie Kalchbrenner — President Carolyn Carbone — Vice-President Julie Tobey — Secretary Shelly Stivers — Treasurer Lissa Young — Corresponding Secretary Kelly Banting — Sr. Board Tami Shearer — Jr. Board Tracey Perricone — Parliamentarian Elizabeth Allan Kelly Cecil Lisa Dempsey Lisa Durham Sharon Ewing Claudia Gallegos Lisa Gilbert Beth Hinkelman Sharon Hunt Debbie Hutchinson Tina Jansen Stephanie King Melissa McKay Martha Nash Lisa Powell Carol Runyon Julie Spoor Martin Levering — Interact Sweetheart Interact Club Julie on initiation day. 136 Organizations Key to Success Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Venice Noon Kiwanis. These boys keep busy with many activities, such as a car-wash for muscular dystrophy, a visit with the retarded children at Sunland, spon- soring the school blood drive, and run- ning the concession stand for our school activities. In appreciation to the Noon Kiwanis, Key Club members help them with various projects, such as their Christmas tree sales. With some of their profits, members and officers attended a district and inter- national Key Club convention held in Daytona Beach. The Key Club ended their year with an annual Parent Appreciation Banquet held in May. Members Martin Levering — President Ross Cotherman — Vice-President Fred Wallace — Secretary Steve Beebe — Treasurer David Adams Doug Agee Eric Anderson Todd Briggs Bill Christy Bob Detweiler Jim Fieser Jon Freeman Martin Gold Tom Graser Butch Greathouse Bill Hand Brad Harris Daren Harrison Tom Hicks David Hill Curtis Johnson Jeff Johnson Pat Jordan Pete Lee Mark Lippstreuer Craig McCandless Scott Pinkerton Lewis Schwartz Hung Bo Sim Henry Thompson Umberto Veltri Henry Walkup Mark Zeigler Carol Runyon — Key Club Sweetheart Key Club Board Members V.H.S. Newspaper The Li ' l Big Horn Staff works together as journalists, reporters, and photographers, to publish our school newspaper, under the guidance of Mr. Kopel. The newspaper is a monthly publication produced entirely by stu- dents in the |ournalism class. They cover school news events and commu- nity related events, including sports games, social activities, and editori- als. The ads from Venice businessmen provide funds so that teachers, and students can receive the paper free of charge. Pattie Crouse — Editor Virginia Lane — Assistant Editor Connie Schoeckel — News Editor Sondra Morrison — Feature Editor Heather Hayman — Page 3 Robin Fusco — Page 4 Jon Stancil — Page 5 Terry Cornelius — Page 6 Mark Ziegler — Sports Editor Heather Ackerman — Assistant Al Dietrich — Assistant Carol Beard — Business Manager Shawn Toole — Photographer Lance Milnes — Cartoonist Sharon Gulotte — Reporter Susan Jacobson — Reporter Andy Pebler — Reporter Editors reviewing the latest copy. 138 Organizations Lissa and Michelle dedicated duo. Honor Society The purpose of National Honor Society is to encourage the develop- ment of character and create an enthusiasm for scholarship, for stu- dents at Venice High School. Honor Society is comprised of hardworking people who have excelled academi- cally, as well as having shown leader- ship and service in their school and community life. During the year Honor Society successfully sold candy to raise money for the club. Members Butch Greathouse — President Lissa Young — Vice-President Julie Spoor — Secretary Pattie Crouse — Treasurer Steve Beebe Carolyn Carbone Mary Soo Coulombe Terry Cornelius Ralph DeMasi Bob Detweiler Lisa Gilbert Carol Gould Heather Hayman Sharon Hunt Debbie Kalchbrenner Keri Kanetski Hannelore Kucklbauer Thomas Kurhanewicz Virginia Lane Virginia Maas Jane Mahler Eva Miller Lori Newell Cynthia Paolillo Michelle Premuto Andrew Robinson Ken Rodgers Jeff Schlueter Kevin Slapp Jeff Telford Mark Zeigler National Honor Society Officers Cheers Hardworking, determined, smil- ing, yelling and jumping sums up our cheerleaders. These nine girls were responsible for the tremendous spirit that we showed at pep rallies and all our athletic events. The varsity cheer- leaders were led by senior Co-Cap- tains Vicky Hasley and Debbie Hutch- inson. Sponsor Miss Lyman and man- ager Carol Rieger were always there to lend a helping hand. By working hard over the summer at NCA Camp learn- ing new cheers, ways to get spirit in school and throughout the year, these cheerleaders kept up the tradition of pride and sportsmanship at V.H.S. Co-Captains Vicky and Debbie Nancy Clark Lisa Dempsey Mary Ann Diez Senior Spirit 1 979 1 980 Varsity Cheerleaders Powell ' s high anxiety. Little prayer never hurt anybody! Marching Band The marching band, a group of sixty-five musicians under the direc- tion of Mr. Donald Burman and stu- dent directors Tony Crews and Judy Parsons, have undertaken numerous activities. They performed for district marching competition at Riverview High, presented halftime shows at the football games, marched in local parades; the Venetian Sun Fiesta and Citrus Parade, had their second annual band stand show for the com- munity. At band stand shows, the band plays in concerts as well as dis- playing the talent of individual mem- bers. The V-ettes, a group of thirteen girls under the direction of Mrs. Bur- man, performed flag routines with the band at football games and parades. A number of these girls also play instru- ments with the band. This year V-ettes also raised money to purchase pom- pons for their routines. Beth boogeying at Band practice fh 791980 Marching Band. 142 Organizations Drum Majors: Judy and Tony The Executive Board of Marching Band. 143 Marines The Marine Junior Officer Training Corps is a program that is designed to develop patriotic citizens, teach disci- pline and to help the student develop an understanding of the military responsibility of each American citi- zen. These Junior Marines participate in many activities which include: rais- ing the colors each morning, march- ing in local parades, providing the color guards for special events, mak- ing trips to Disney World and Gaines- ville, and fund raising by selling can- dles, candy, and baked goods. As you can tell the Junior Marines have been kept very busy. ■HHHHHiHHHHHHHBHJKSBHHiHHD HH JMROTC under the command of Capt. Craig and MGY Sgt Girl ' s o ' I practice. Girl ' s Drill Team, Commander Lisa Wilder 144 Organizations ■XXXXXXXS iftftft; J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ mmm at the football games. Drill practice for Gene and John. Color Guards for ROTC. V.H.S. Music Bel Canto and chorus, as in the past years, have been performing through- out the community. The General Cho- rus sings in the fall, winter and spring concerts. Under the direction of Mr. Bates they put on a quality show. Bel Canto is the original performing group. Chanterelle is an all girl chorus and they perform locally, including the General Chorus. The Blenders have attended the Fred Waring Workshop in Pennsylvania over the summer. They have all had another successful year in the V.H.S. Music Department! General Chorus Bel Canto 146 Organizations Career Clubs There are five cooperative educa- tion programs at V.H.S. These clubs are Distributive Education Clubs of America, Senior Diversified Coopera- tive Training, Junior Diversified Coop- erative Training, Work Experience, and CBE-Future Business Leaders of America. DECA had a very successful year. Troy Thomas and Bobby Det- weiler will be going to the National DECA Leadership Conference, which is the state finals. The officers this year for DECA were: President, Troy Thomas; Vice-President, Vicky Krolc- zyk; Treasurer, Jane Askins; Secre- tary, Susan Distasio; Reporter, Debbi Garman; Parliamentarian, Ron Par- rish; Historian, Ray Williams. Senior DCT started their first successful school store! Bill Martin and Jody Wil- liams went to the State Leadership Conference and did well. The officers this year were: President, Teresa Lem- ley; Vice-President, Bill Martin; Secre- tary, Naomi Bowie; Treasurer, Joe Whitehead. The Work Experience Club are our Future Business people. Jr. D.C.T. goes to school for half a day and then goes to work for the rest of the day. The CBE-FBLA had a great year! Many of the members placed at the District Competition. They were: First place; Tami Spurlock (Clerk Typ- ist II), Gloria Martko (Bus. Law), sec- ond place; April Acton (Bus. Comm.), fourth place; Heather Court (Econ.), fifth place; Diane Anderson (Job Int). The officers this year are: President, Holli Hoops; Vice-President, Susanna Horton; Treasurer, Heather Court; Secretary, Susan Albrecht; Historian, April Acton; Reporter, Carol Beard. Sr . DCT — Sponsor Miss Thompson W.E. — Sponsor Miss Thompson 148 Organizations Jr. DCT — Sponsor Mr. LaMorte. Co-Ed Service L. i IMnr fii f Mfc i ' 1 k-{ Serteen is an active co-ed service club, sponsored by Sertoma. The 22 members of Serteen aide in school and community proiects. Club activi- ties involved projects such as: selling Homecoming Mums, holding their second annual Spring Jam, participat- ing in the March of Dimes Walk-A- Thon, helping Sertoma, their sponsor club in their projects, and also holding car washes and bake sales. They accomplished their main goal for the ' 79- ' 80 year which was to have a stronger club and larger membership. Shon Scavo — President Keith Carney — Vice-President David Ursel — Treasurer Kathy Murphy — Secretary Jane Askins Teresa Bair Lisa Ball Ann Barton Susan Cope David Cox Graig Grossenbacher Rossalyn Hadley Karen Hanson Rita Hinkelman DeEtte Jones Bill Lawrence Jo Mavrinac Cindy Paolillo Brad Pattison Kevin Slapp Kathy Synoski The ' 79 ' 80 Serteen club was on the move! 1 50 Organizations Rowdiness starts with the officers! Rowdy Pep The Rowdies are a Jr. Booster Club, well named because of the spirit they generate at the basketball and football games. They have bake sales at the football games and run the conces- sion stand during home basketball games. The money they earn at these athletic events, goes toward their transportation to away games to cheer the Venice teams on to victory. Beth Reed — President Linda Rogers — Vice-President Grace Darbyshire — Secretary Kathy Horning — Treasurer Susan Anderson Marie Coleman Betty Eckert Debbie Hart Laura Henderson Beth Hmkelman Rita Hinkelman Zandy Labarge Debbie Maatta Carolyn Owen Sylvia Pizarro Tammy Richardson Michelle Schmidt Kelly Sullivan Linda Tenbusch Louise Lyman, Sponsor 79 ' 80 V.H.S. Rowdies have the spirit! Symphonic Band Under the direction of D. Burman. The band includes both those stu- dents studying music as a career and enjoying it as a hobby. They play a wide variety of music which includes marches, classical selections and modern pieces. Judy Parsoi owing hard! D. Burman (the director) 152 Organizations Stage Band Stage Band The stage band at Venice High is another of our fine performing groups under the direction of D. Burmon. This band is recognized by many as an outstanding performing group, and it is a constant source of pride for our high school. Orchestra The Venice High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Hartley Haines, has had an active year of learning and performing, they have given concerts for area schools as well as the general community. Orchestra Organizations 153 Letter-man ' s Club The Athletes Letterman ' s Club is a group of boys and girls who have earned a varsity letter in one of the various sports activities. The club, sponsored by Coach Jim Powell, encourages good sportsmanship and physical fitness. Jane a r best Ronnie and Rodger getting some advice. 154 Organizations Mr. Mulligan and Jim King Literary Magazine Literary Magazine, sponsored by Mr. Mulligan, is a class organized for students interested in creative writing They °xpress themselves thru short stories and poetry, which they illus- trate and publish in magazine form for the en|oyment of all students. G.A.A. The Girl ' s Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Seaby, is open to any girl interested in participating in sports, without having to try out for a team. The club ' s main purpose is to provide exercise and experience in various sports activities, such as bad- minton, volleyball, and basketball. The fun filled year ends with the presenta- tion of awards. The Girls Athletic Association 155 Lung Lights Tip jfottf Idjc mm E.Turin St. and U.S. 41 Venice, Florida We would like to express our sincere thanks to all the businesses who bought an ad in this year ' s book. 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Dr. and Mrs. Harold T. Ray Traveler ' s Hamburger Inn Sonny ' s Bar B-Q Venice Convalescent Aid Dr. and Mrs. Charles Koch Schaetzel ' s Deli Frederick and Leila Mack Magley ' s Specialty Shop Patton ' s Hardware Dr. and Mrs. Dean Austin Chalaire ' s Patio Palace T. Lamar Hazen, Jr. Chalfonte Beauty Salon Moody Insurance Agency Dave and Pat Carney North Port Area Library Willis World of Travel Bill ' s Tire Service Big Z Sandwich Shoppe I V ' s Upholstery Bayanihan Imports Mill Pond Press Inc. Texgas Corporation Admiral ' s Wardroom Urbanek Fish Market Ralph ' s Furniture Thomas C. Tyler | 8 8 8 s 5 s 1 8 S 5 8 s g s s s 8 8 Si 8 8 Congratulations class of ' 80! We ' re glud to see you pass this important milestone in your life. As you go on from here, you ' ll discover that your financial needs will grow. That ' s where your old friend can help. With finan- cial advice, checking or savings accounts, or, perhaps, a loan when you need it. No matter what path your life takes, it ' s always good to know you have an old friend you can bank on. Englewood Bank and Trust, fome see us soon: South Venice Banking Center — 1900 S. Temiami Trail, Venice, FL 33595 484-8402 MAIM OFFICE: P.O. BOX a, 333 S INDIANA AVE , ENOLEWOOO. FL 335 UN OLD mil Nil YOU r [IN liuNK i)N eimgLewood BBI IK n (°m J74-77EE 1BEP FDIC Good Luck Congratulations to the Class of ' 80 and to Our Daughter Susan Dr. Mrs. T. S. Friedmann Where smart money grows FEDERAL SAVINGS HI Offices from Bradenton to Naples Free transfer of your savings to Coast Federal from any financial institution in the U.S. t=J tl JLDOOIH aHPCOMMNY n WAUOBS 589 U.S. 41 Bypass Venice, Florida 33595 485-3355 Congratulations to the Class of 1 980 165 Adams Houser Inc Venice Shopping Center Snelling Snelling The Brickyard Southern Spring Stamping 401 Sub Station Rd. Sunset Motel Apartments Venice Ave. u 166 Ads Beech-Carr Linens Ann ' s Flowers 121 W. Venice Ave. 124 W. Venice Ave. Ben Franklin 235 W.Venice Ave. Custom Woodcraft 8 James St. Bolam ' s Mobil 1 16 North Tamiami Trail Foxy Lady II 264 Venice By-Pass Carvel ' s Ice Cream 440 US 41 By-Pass DeSears 527 S. Tamiami Trail 167 Welcome We ' d Like To Be Your Travel Agent Remember Our Services Are Free! Castle i.yasclo TRAVEL AGENTS, INC C C Travel 2037 South Tamiami Trail — Ark Plaza South Venice 4843546 Airline Tickets Cruises Tours Complete Travel Service Two Great Sounds 1320 AM Beautiful Music and the same interesting format you have been listening to for 20 years. Beautiful Country Music And Venice Indians Football 168 Ads Merrill Lynch is Bullish on the Venice Indians Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner 8 Smith Inc. 225 Nokomis Avenue S. Venice Fl 484-2641 Southeast Bank 1,1 You can count on us.® Whatever your banking needs, you can count on South- east. Our goal is to provide all our customers with service that ' s so good, so responsive to their needs, they ' ll never consider going to another bank. To achieve this goal, we ' re constantly monitoring our existing services. Developing innovative banking services Adding new systems Simplifying forms Cutting red tape And, in every way we can, making your banking experience at Southeast Banks a pleasant one. Venice Banking Center, 555 So Tamiami Trail, Venice 33595 (813)485-1541. Mem ber FDIC General Development Corporation P.O. Box 2507 Port Charlotte, Fla. 33050 1 70 Ads our name is our commitment to quality L jbrun-alan studio ■ photography 171 Boyenton Mobile Homes 237 N. Tamiami Trail Venice Charlie ' s Hoyer 101 E. Milan Venice AM Electric, Inc 332 Waiiield Ave. Venice B W Auto Repair Inc 629 E.Venice Ave. Venice tf X 1843 S. Trail Preferred Upholstery Free Estimates Pick Up Delivery Venice A B Glass Glass, Mirrors, Condominium Enclosures 2 1 6 Base Avenue Venice Cook ' s Sportland All Kinds of Sporting Goods 305 W. Venice Avenue 4091 S. Tamiami Trail Anderson Communications C.B. Sales Service 902 S. Trail Nokomis Keys-Caldwell, Inc. Annette K. Caldwell Realtor 250 Tampa Avenue, W. Venice 1 20 S. Grove St. Florida Car Care Complete Auto Body Care Venice B. W. Smith Insurance Agency 1925 S. Tamiami Trail Venice Kathy ' s 470 N. Tamiami Trail Pampered Preowned Apparel Osprey 174 Ads FURNfTURE-CARPETING 501 Venice By-Pass Venice, Florida 33595 Furniture and Carpeting 5 Venice Flying Service 220 East Venice Avenue Venice, Florida 33595 Phone — 485-8885 ;mm mi B B Supply P.O. Box 592 Venice, Florida 33595 Phone — 488-2671 g WMMMMM OJ). M J 1) Q 1) l (3 .0 ft Q.0.W 0.0 Q Q (LQ Q W Q Q MQimvlMQMQi CD cd o cd I Venice Tire Company ■CD ■CD ■CD = 530 East Venice Avenue J§ Venice, Florida 33595 = Phone — 488-9961 i !§ £ L04MMMM.MB U ft V D ( ) M Q_0 QMJ) M ft 000 ft ft ft Q ft QJl ft ft ft Q ft ft ft i 1 Q % A % % %0 J. D. Mowers 210 S. Trail Nokomis Ron ' s Restaurant 264 N. Indiana Ave. Englewood Venice Newsstand 329 W. Venice Ave. Venice Florida Horizons, Inc. 1 1 77 S. Venice By-Pass Venice Char-Del ' s Ceramics 235 S. Nokomis Ave. Venice Century 21 MLS Action Real Estate of Venice 100 W.Venice Ave. Venice 137 W. Venice Ave. The Happy Cooker Joy ' s Ceramic Studio 1 030 S. Venice By-Pass 176 Ads m Television of Venice 204 Venice By-Pass Venice Ponders Foremost Liquors 421 S. Tamiami Trail Venice Sea Pleasures and Treasures 255 W.Venice Ave. Venice Taylor Rental Center 632 E. Venice Ave. Venice Rexrodes Auto Body 701 S. Tamiami Trail Venice David L. Ross, Construction 401 BayshoreDr. Venice Dr. Lewis Saunders, Jr. 420 S. Nokomis Ave. Venice Silvana ' s Fabrics 238 S. Tamiami Trail Venice LWMWWWPTOW Solar Window SCREENS, GLASS AND DOOR REPAIR 1835 S. Tamiami Trail Venice Royal Coachman Resort LUXURY CAMPGROUND P.O. Box 398 Refinish Supply of Venice AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS AND SUPPLY 785 Venice By-Pass Redwing Interiors J UPHOLSTERY, AND CUSTOM DRAPES 304 E. Laurel Road Venice gj My Friend and Me I GIFTS, HOME ACCESSORIES, FURNITURE 203 W.Venice Ave. Venice g Sullivan and Lyons § g 73 Storey Ave. Newbury Port, M. A. gj so ! = ■— s Venice 1 o Venice 1 Palmer Furniture CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 525 U.S. By-Pass 1 590 S. Tamiami Trail Laurel Day School CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1 980 101 E. Laurel Road Laurel 1 ? Q o i yjMMLO 1010 jh y vimo m w y y y y y y y y q y_y yyio_yiy.OMvLQ.yoy o y y o g 8 Q Q y MflMfi Congratulations Class of 1980! An Elegant Roast Kansas City Beef Boiled and Fried Shrimp Buffet All You Care to Eat. An New Orleans Style Appetizer Salad Buffet With Fresh Gulf Shrimp Salad, Aged Cheddar Cheese Pate A Gourment Aged Steak Fresh Seafood Menu Featuring Fresh Stone Crabs Gourmet Dining at Popular Prices We ' re never out of food. FIRST AFFILIATED SECURITIES NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE FIRST AFFILIATED SECURITIES 225 W Venice Ave Venice, FL 179 Lewis Homes HOMES DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND 1 1 5 E. Shamrock Boulevard Venice Creative Tile Marble 1 77 James St. Venice Woolco Plaza 400 N. Venice By-Pass Partridge Barber Shop First City Federal Savings Venice Venice Music Island RECORDS, TAPES, STEREOS, GUITARS, MUSIC BOOKS Woolco Plaza Rattan — Wicker Cane at the Beehive 751 S. Venice By-Pass 2383 S. Trail West Coast Printing Construction Supply of Venice 2 1 8 S. Seaboard Avenue fc 1 33 W. Venice Avenue PAPER PAD STANLY CORRELLO REALTY 244 W. Tampa Avenue Venice GULF BREEZE LANDSCAPING Englewood 1200 N. Indiana Avenue I 91 5 S. Business 41 WOLFER MOTORS, INC. Venice WITH YOU IN MIND Jacaranda Plaza Venice LEMON BAY FUNERAL HOMES 1935 S. Tamiami Trail Venice STA TE FARM INSURANCE Suite 250 400 Building 181 :gO(V ■ ■ r (i m (I m n o o o (i o o o () o o o o d o o o oooo o o o (i o ( C) (I d o f) d u o o o 6 r o r a o o a o o o o a o o o o o o og Bildex Corporation 305 East Venice Avenue Venice, Florida 33595 Phone 488-7791 OO OOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi PERMA SHINE NEVER WAX .OUR CAP GUARANTEED Docar Cote Rustproofing GUARANTEED Never Wash Your Car Again ' 2307 N. Tamiami Trail Nokomis, Florida 33555 SHINE LINE — 966-2989 RCA SONY HITACHI ZENITH Hutchinson ' s TV Sales and Service 6968 Beneva Road Sarasota, Florida 922 4470 1940 South Trail Venice, Florida 485-5421 3 ! MOD 000 00 OUM U WO Of) OTTO (TO 0W00 Oft 00 0 0 00 000 000 0I0TO TOMffiWfr A.G. Edwards and Sons Established in 1887, Member New York Stock Exchange § 140 East Turin Street Venice, Florida 33595 488-6751 357 Dearborn, West Englewood, Florida 33595 474-3271 ' ; 0 0 (r0 ' 6 0T) 00 00 07) OO ' O 1 182 CD I SCREENS, SCREWS EXTRUSIONS I TRI-COUNTY ALUMINUM CO. | WHOLESALERS Plant — 216 Warfield Ave., Venice, Florida 33595 1 488-2852 488-661 1 o CD CD CD CD CD | 247 West Venice Ave. Venice, Florida 33595 1 Phone — 488-9143 CD CD CD CD CD CD Glueck ' s Used Auto Parts CD O 1000 North Tamiami Trail g Osprey, Florida CD 1 Good Luck 1980 CD CD CD CD Boden Masonry, Inc. 507 Colonia Lane Residential Nokomis, Fla. Commercial (813) 483-4244 Layout to lintel MMM0M( mQMam(M 183 $ s I ' s ' ' f . , V— -X t N - SS S?7T Tom ' s Chevron Service 105 N. Tamiami Tr. Warm Mineral Springs Texaco 12984 S. Trail N.P. Venice Exxon 200 S. TamiamiTr. Quickprint 216 Venice By Pass Wright ' s Mens Shop 201 W. Venice Ave. Venice Cooling Heating 218 Base Ave. Plastic Letters and Signs 226 Ponce De Leon Junior ' s Auto Wholesalers, Inc 2367 S. Tamiami Tr. 7?tt 184 Ads The Men ' s Shop, Inc. 300 W.Venice Ave. V Hair Dimensions 2005 S. Tamiami Tr. f The Paper Clip $ 751 S. Venice By-Pass Venetian Market ' Southeast Advertising s 100 E. Palm and US 41 263 Nokomis Ave. 133 W. Venice Ave. The Frame Place 100 W.Venice Ave. 616 N. Taril Hues and Do ' s of Venice C ( i) Clover Interior Systems, Inc. - o 185 L The symbol of service since 1925. SARASOTA COUNTTS OLDEST BANK vcnicc-noKomis BPOK TRUST company Member FDIC and First Florida Banks Inc. 186 Ads 187 Bernius Construction General Contractor Commercial-Residential Building Remodeling Repairing 414 East Venice Ave. Venice, Florida 33533 NORTH PORT BANK U.S. 41 NORTH BISCA YNE DRIVE P.O. BOX 7168 NORTH PORT, FLORIDA 33596 (813) 426-1161 NORTH PORT VILLAGE BRANCH U.S. 41 AT NORTH PORT BOULEVARD MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Save for your future with a United 1st Account! You are the U in United. UNITED (= |£|FIRSTo W SAVINGS AND UOAN ASSOCIATION Telephone 488-9611 for all Venice offices 601 South Tamiami Trail 2090 South Tamiami Trail Bird Bay Shopping Plaza. North By Pass RAWLES FUNERAL HOME SALUTES THE CLASS OF ' SO 225 W. MIAMI AVENUE VENICE, FLORIDA PHONE: 488-6761 189 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ENGLEWOOD tit Helping hfapplneAd hiappen KSUX GROVE CITY • 697-2222 ENGLEWOOD • 474-3205 SOUTH VENICE • 485-1551 f PlacidaRd. (Rt. 775) Mississippi Ave. McCall Rd. (Rt. 775) Beach Rd. 4007 S.R. 775 • South Venice i USED • SERVICE • BODY • MOTOR HOMES VENICE NOKOMIS 3j AUTO WORLD, INC. Qouthem Insulation 4 1 East Colon ia Lane Nokomis, Florida 488-6800 21 10Tamiami Trail Nokomis, Florida 966-4343 An Independent Owens-Corning Contractor FIBERGLAS USi ; Bates File Co., Inc. P.O. BOX 638, OGDEN ROAD VENICE GARDENS INDUSTRIAL PARK VENICE, FLORIDA PHONE 485-7791 .wv v%««%%«««%««%m««m«m%«mm%«%m««m«««%%«««««««« ' Congratulations to the Class of 1980 The Venice Area ' s Oldest Book and Card Shop The Bookshop 241 W. Venice Ave Venice, Florida Congratulations From HOME FURNISHING CENTERS ALEX WILSON, MGR. 744 E. Venice Ave. VENICE, FLORIDA 488-5724 TACHENY ' Q GROCERY 909 8. Tamiami Trail Nokomis, Florida 07fPv Trank C.O aehum Realtors 400 Barcelona Avenue Venice, Florida 488-2204 191 Johnson ' s Chevron 1721 S. Trail Porky ' s Chevron 1003S. Trail Venice Travel Agency, Inc. 251 W.Venice Ave. Nokomis Foodway 100 N. Trail Venice Millwork and Supply 200 Base Ave. E. Venice Specialty and Manufacturing 412 E. Venice Ave. Fox Furniture 21 12 S. Tamiami Trail Venice Glass Shop 253 S. Nokomis Ave. 192 Ads Topix, Inc. 530 S. US 41 By-Pass Jessup ' s Appliances 41 7 Tamiami Tr. Sandrelli Garage Ogden Road Gulf Liner Marine 601 N. Tamiami Tr. George ' s Small Appliance Service 400 S. 41 By- Pass Ed Panton ' s Auto Service 400 Building E. Laurel Rd. R.L. Anderson, Inc. 400 Seaboard Ave. Anderson Electric, Inc. 201 Base Ave. E. KBS rvJB w m H i flBMtBVteva .tj tr 193 We ' re the Best Ain ' t No Maybe We ' re the Class of 1 980! Sponsored by Clean America 21 2 Venice By-Pass Venice, Florida 4842402 194 Ads TORO TOM LANG INC. LAWN SPRINKLERS Sales — Service — Installation Venice — Sarasota — Englewood — North Port Artistry in Water PUMPS — WELLS SUPPLIES STA-RITE F W Free Estimates Bonded 966-2624 Insured 824 S. Tamiami Trail Osprey, Florida 195 Jt Warm Mineral ■Bj .ti Springs • U.S. 41 South Swim in 87° Water Year Round f ' ' ' ■ -I . I J i l jl f l. , — _- r- Wi. ' i ii i Vtmigji Upt-tiaHkf i Venice Upholstery Drapery 925 S. Tamiami Trail Con gratulations Class of ' 80 OPEN HOUSE Come and See MARCO BUILDERS MODEL CENTER at MARK 40 Georgefowne 2,3 4 Bedroom Furnished. Models on Display On % acre. 10,000 sq ft sodded peroel with sewer water, underground utilities much more 1 minutes from downtown Sarasota. VA CONVENTIONAL Financing AvaU«bl l • • - Lot Included 3 Bedrooms - 2 Baths 2 Car Garage MARCO BUILDERS OF FLORIDA Sheltering People for Over 25 Years (On 1 7th Street, lust East of The Meadows) A OPEN DAILY 7 Dayt • Weak 10 00 A M io 8 OOP M PHONE: 377-0022 lamng JFutrcral Momz 140E. Venice Ave. Venice, Florida Phone: 488-7737 Owners Karl L. Blizzard Class of 64 George B. Kalbflelsh Class of 70 Edwin D. Taylor Class of 72 197 fc tr - flanAe+t and Sand, 76g S. Q znicz tBy-iPaii. vnnicz JLoxiaa 485-3565 Undulation H H X X Jt M X « Venice Office Machine Company 228 Ponce de Leon Ave. Venice, Florida 488-2473 Service Sales and Rentals ■ = James H. Thompson Realty 720 No. Indiana Ave. Englewood, Florida 474-7447 TAMBAY NIMJY IMC, MAtTOIW RELO. ffl REALTOR MLS REALTY WORLD West Coast ' s Finest Real Estate Company Nokomis Village Laurel, Florida - w «- 198 Ads I REALTORS jpffc a STDLTZNER 105 Tampa Ave. W. gj 4854866 ASSOCIATES INC. | Wishing the Future Homeowners Success and Happiness j BILL BUCK CHEVROLET, INC. 5 2324 S. Tamiami Trail VENICE, FLORIDA 33595 1 Chevette • Monza • Vega • Camaro • Nova • Chevelle • Monte Carlo j WILLIAM (BILL) D. BUCK 488-7761 3 3 3 S SOUTHBAY COFFEE SHOP 1314 S. Trail Osprey, Fl. 966-3777 9 I Selph and Fowler Bonding 3 24 Hour Service I Ron and Sandy Basham 1 484-1777 = | Best Wishes to Class of 1 980 | and Keith Carney and Shon Scavo Economy Pool Supplies and Service, Inc. 781 Venice By-Pass S Detweiler Aluminum Products, Inc. 1000 US 41 By-Pass S Dominique Cloutier Realty, Inc 771 Venice By-Pass Ernie ' s Body Shop 657 E. Venice Ave. Suncoast Aluminum, Inc. 605 Colonia Lane Venice Hearing Aid Centre 238 W. Tampa Ave. Venice Area Board of Realtors 230 Ponce De Leon Tropical Gardens Nursery 2100 Tamiami Trai Root ' s Answering Service 204 E. Colonia Lane Nokomis, FL Sorrento Realty 8 Sorrento Drive Lapham Realty, Inc 1896 S. Tamiami Tr. Mike Toales Golf Shop 600 Bird Bay Dr. Pizza Hut 1820 S. Trail Nokomis Products, Inc. 11 77 S.Venice By-Pass Osprey ' s Village Beauty Salon 157 N. Tamiami Trail Osprey, Fl. Hall ' s Service 401 S. Tamiami Tr. 201 Just minutes away ...for everyone in the fenice area. SUIM FEDERAL SAVINGS Not associated with Sun Banks of Florida, Inc. Complete Savings and Loan service is only minutes away from your door. Stop in soon at our convenient Venice office and discover all the ways We ' ve Got An Interest In You .at Sun Federal! ■i i ' iu i Gulf Pines Memorial Park Established 1960 Serving Venice, Nokomis, Englewood, North Port P.O. Box 1552 On Route 775 Venice, FL Englewood, FL 33595 33533 484 1184 474-2413 S. H. Herron, Jr. President 202 Ads 530 Q. NoiWte Bob oW RMe wAAAj [-foMXs Vto , Vhtibb 484- 1 C09 Dow , FWa ; J ow Ste Boo 751 U.£.By-P W$ 4S4-3456 Vtafc, F vtiict VALVIS Precision Head Service Cylinder Head Reconditioning Custom Engine Rebuilding Brake Drums Turned 519Colonia Lane Nokomis, Florida 484-3300 B and B Supply Company Custom Millwork and Supplies 7 James Street Venice, Florida 33595 488-2671 203 = = == — - e =34 1 1 H 3C 1 270 Ogden Road Venice, Florida 488-1501 SKILLCRAFT INDUSTRIES  - a Your Building Supply Center STOTTLEMYER AND SHOEMAKER LUMBER COMPANY 100 CENTER RD. VENICE, FLORIDA 484-2461 E « Galaxy Rockband 232 St. Augustine Ave. Venice, Florida 484-5626 ; H X = Empire Roofing Enterprises, Inc. Roofing Contractors 228 Warfield Ave. Venice, Florida 488-8778 Tim Joyce — Representative Contractors Furniture 1 734 South Tamiami Venice, FL Phone — 484-3336 Congratulations Class of ' 80 X H t f- t t- Ufa 4005 TOJndajnwTu. Pkotub 355-5 133 P.O.Box 2959 0 v 423Gt4B s Vte , ttvudh Pk(Mb 438-0742 Dunley Realty Realtors — Appraisers 412 Barcelona Ave. Venice, FL Phone — 484-3563 Congratulations Class of 1980 ri DISCOUNT PRICES TO STUDENTS Gibson-Fender-Gretsch-Ovatlon Eplphone-Takamine-Ventura- Yamaha Fender- A mpeg- Marshal I -Shu re Amplification and P. A. Equipment New and Used Equipment Band Instruments and Accessories ALL MAJOR GUITARS AND AMPLIFIERS M Kl VENICE CENTRE MALL ■ 230 W. Tampa Avenue Hours: 9-6 Monday-Saturday I Sam H. Herron Jr. | | Realtor I | Warm Mineral Springs | gj Hazel I. Lanier 426-1231 | 1 Realtor Associate jjj • Office Manager s Also at g |j 437 S. Tamiami Trail te Venice % George H. Wheeler Jr. I |J S Realtor Associate L-U 5 i wi i 7% f REALTOR ' M £ Office Manager g preferred properties! of Venice, Inc., REALTOR | m UITIPIE USTIHO S   -C1  -y MLS I 211 South Nassau g | Venice, Florida 33595 | 1 Best Wishes | 206 Ads - iff! n m Z First Realty of Venice 660 S. Tamiami Tr. Venice, Florida Phone 3531 Best wishes from our staff. We ' re the neighborhood professionals f tf 8 s s 5: 207 call for reservation HOLIDAY INN Dining — Lounge US 41 Osprey 966-2121 1 S €= -x ' Best mm in Town JOEY ' S CAFE 1229 N. TRAIL VENICE, FLA. 33595 Breakfast All Day Lunch 488-9791 A ' S GIANT SANDWICHES Roast Beef — Cuban Italian — Tuna Meatball — Submarines Take Out or Eat in Open 9-3 Xcept. Sun. 124 East Turin Venice, Florida 484-1515 JOEY ' S AT THE PIER FISHING — FOOD BAIT — TACKLE — DRINKS HARBOR DRIVE VENICE 24 Hrs. Weather Permitting 488-3374 DONALD A. PATTISON ASSOCIATES 248 Miami Ave. W. Venice, Fla. 33595 488-5933 Donald A. Pattison Associates Commonwealth Title Financial Data Processing Central Real Estate Meade Dick Arnold Co. S. H. Jones ] I 209 ft | a BAY INDIES 950 Ridgewood Ave. Venice, Florida 33595 ft s 1 I EA9Y-WAY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS INC. 250 8. TAMIAMI TRAIL VENICE, FLORIDA 33595 210 Ads Tijifil MEADOWS ¥ DRUGS I ecu I [iL ' Ti!WWKr.._ ' M I 8 s DICK MEADOW PHARMACY 231 W. Venice Avenue Venice, Florida 33595 omgoiot jrara §a£e i NAVIGATOR MARINE 1477 South Trail Venice, Florida 33595 g Sunday ScUtaxH Htucntdacf ScUtaxH Tfo yeOwu Vapei Ttai ' o RcoOg Reorfl ' Ll ldventi4uiy 76 xt {fete Aetata Celebrating Our 26th Year gT)DT T)D OT) OT) o O ' o d 07)1) o o OD o o o o d o o o d o r o o r ( i c n d r r r, o 6 n r r ( o r o r r c ci (] r, r, r, o o 6 6 o rrf; § 652 £. Vta A . Plm — 485-96 16 §j ■ ra mmmwbMu ooo o d o oo ww (To o o o o 000000 o oo n o o o o o muumwm National Auto Body Rebuilders 221 Warfield Ave. Venice, Florida Phone — 484-3344 Wickes Lumber Co. 900 South Venice Bypass Venice, Florida Phone 488-7731 A Division of Wickes Corp. 203 C NoktowSAito. PJMW — 4S8-792] A c youA cafetr ig imi TORffi TOfi) Manatee junior College . . .YOUR JUNIOR COLLEGE extendi iti Cx ngxa£uLatCon± to ttiz qxaauatCng cLuii. of H entae cJfCgfi £c(zooC — igSo. z Vou7 i£Zi r Ln j you from tu r o Location!: ( I Enics. Cximfxui. V(ain Lximhui DL iBriJc y a rJ 5S4O 26t£ St. 530 £. ( Venice !Byficuis iBradnnton, S3 J] i ] £nice, }jC 33595 33507 (£13) 484-3534 ( Sl J ' Z- ' 7 - 7 ; - 7 ; ; Manatee Junior College is accredited by the Southern Association of Community Colleges and is an Equal Opportunity Institution for all persons without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin or handicap. 485-8911 - 485 0968 rais E HV,CE ACCESSORIES Areas Largest Quality RV Selection Featuring: Motor Homes Travel Trailers Truck Campers Folding Campers Cruise Air Delta Monaco Mini Mirage Travel World Trans Van Beadix Bonanza Casual Citation Cruise Master Grand Slam Rockwood Swinger To the Class of 80 The Dawn of a New Beginning Congratulations and Good Luck From First Semester Student Government Good Luck to the Class of 1980 From Interact Debbie Kalchbrenner Carolyn Carbone Julie Tobey Shelly Stivers Lissa Young Kelly Banting Tami Shearer Tracey Perricone Elizabeth Allen Kelly Cecil Lisa Dempsey Lisa Durham Sharon Ewing Claudia Gallegos Lisa Gilbert Beth Hinkelman Sharon Hunt Debbie Hutchinson Tina Jansen Stephanie King Melissa McKay Marty Nash Lisa Powell Carol Runyon Julie Spoor 215 I . ' t — A — Acker, D. 18 Ackerman, H.40, 44, 138 Acton, L.40, 136, 148 Acton, N. 124 Acton, S. 52 Adams, D. 40, 89, 134, 137 Adams, P 52 Aemisegger, J. 40 Agee, D 52, 137 Ahmed, M. 18 Albrecht, S. 1 8, 1 48 Alcorn, J. 18 lexander, A. 52, 104, 134 ,llan, E. 18 997 2, 13«H Allan, L. 52, 74 1 Allen, S. 18 I Allen, S. 52 Alumbaugh, K. 40 Ammaz, D. 52 Amole, P. 18 Anderson, D. 40, 47, 148 Anderson, E. 52, 77, 78, 79, 134, 137 Anderson, J. 120, 124 Anderson, J 40 Anderson, S 52, 151 Angel, K 40, 64 Ankarstran, S. 52 Archer, A. 18 Archer, D. 52 Arel, K.52 Argy, R. 18 Armstrong, L, 40 Arnall, J. 17, 18,20,80,92, 113, 154 Artz, P. 18 Askins, J. 18, 148, 150 Atwell, J. 52 Auer, L 40, 134 Auer, R 40 Ault, K, 18 Austhof, W 18 Auxier, J. 40 — B — Babbish, S. 52 Babington, F. 40 Baker, B. 40 Baker, F. 52, 70 Bair, R 52 Bair, T. 40, 135, 150 Balch, J. 18 Ball, B. 124 Ball, L. 18, 100, 107, 112, 134, 150 Balsinger, S. 18 Banks, N 52 ing, K. 18,99, 136,224 M. 52 Ban. D, 52 Barnhill. B. 1i Barnhill, D. 40 Barrett, S 40 Barriball, J 18, 75, 1 13, 144 Barry, D 40, 84 Bartels, J 18 Barten, P. 52 Bartko, G 18, 148 Barton, I. 40, 150 Bartram, C. 40 Bass, M. 18 Bates, R. 124, 146 Battaglia, J, 52 Baumann, L. 18 Bear, J. 52 Beard, C. 18, 112, 138, 148 Beardslee, P. 52, 74 Becker, J. 18, 40 Bei kom, K 18,90,91 Bedwell, C 52 Beebe, S. 17, 18, 19,32,64, 67,68, 112, 113, 137, 139 Bennett, R 18,95 Bergeson, T. 124 Berhow, M. 52 Burke, G. 40 Bernardo, B. 18 Beyer, C. 40 Biller, J. 82, 124 Binder, C. 92 Bird, A. 19 Bissett, W. 40, 87 Blackburn, J. 19 Benardo, B. 18 Blackburn, R. 52,93, 134 Blackburn, T. Blagburn, C. 52 Blem, P. 52 Blem, T. 40, 70, 89 Blewett, D. 40 Blunt, J. 40, 95 Bo, J. 40, 184 Bloom, S. 52 Boisvert, D. 52 Bolds, J. 52 Booth, V. 52 Borden, M, 19,85, 134 Border, S. 40 Boruff, D. 84 Boudreau, A. 52 Bouhamid, K. 40 Bourque, L. 19 Bowen, D. 40 Bowie, N. 19, 148 Bowlin, R. 124, 149 Bradford, J. 52 Brandow, D. 52 Brannmg, B. 19 Brenton, T. 53 Brier, N. 19 Bnggs, J. 53 Bnggs, T. 40, 64, 94, 95, 112, 134, 137 Brinkman, A. 19 Bristow, L. 40 Brock, R. 19 Brogan, M. 19 rooks, Brower, J. 19, 75 Brown, C. 19 Brown, H 70 Brown, I. 53 Brown, L 19 Brown, S. 40 Brown, W. 124 5 Bruch, D. 53 Brunelle, S. 53 Brunton, T. 53 Bryant, J. 53 Buchanan, B. 40 Buck, J. 81, 124 Buer, J. 40, 136 Burge, J 5 J Burge, B 40 Burke, G. 40 Burlinson, M. 40 Burned, S. 70 Burman, B. 53 Burman, D. 124, 142, 143, 152, 153 Burnett, J. 40 Burnett, K. Burns, S. 53 Burrows, W. 40, 45,82 Butler, D. 19,64,69, 154 Byer, R. 53 Byers, J. 53 Byers, M. 19 — c — Cain, L 19 Caithness, M. 40 Cambern, D. 40 Cambern, D. 53 Camirand, T. 53 Carborne, C. 19, 103, 113, 136, 139,224 Carney, J. 19,64,68,87,81 150 Carter, D. 130 Cartile, J. 19 Carvel, C. 53 Cason, T. 40 Cassidy, L. 40 Cate, C. 53,82 Cate, J. 40 Cecil, R. 19,94,95,98,99, 100, 101 Cecil, K. 6, 107, 136 Celeste, K 53 Cervi, A. 40 Cervi, F. 53 Cervini, J. 53 Chamberlain, S. 19,53,89 ; Charles, G. 53 Charles, H. 64, 66, 67, 69 Charles, J 41,45, 74, 80 Charles, M. 53 Chnstensen, N. Christy, W. 41, 137, 170 Chouein, N, 53 Chown, L. 3, 53, 134, 135 Clark, J. 53 i| Clark, Clark, K. 41 Clark, N 19,98, 100, 101, 140, 141,224 Clark, R. 19,64,69,77,91, 107,113 Clark, R. 41, 66, 154 Clme, J. 53 Cline, J. 53 Clougherty, D. 41 Cockrill, J. 53,91 Coker, S. 1 9 Colby, C. 41 Cole, J. 20 Cole, K. 20 k Coleman, M. 53, 151 Collins, A. 53 Collins, J. 41 Collins, N. 136 Connell, M. 20 Conlan, M. 41,74 Connolly, P. 20 Cook, S. 14 Cope, S. 20, 1 50 Cornelius, T 41,42, 73,92, 134,138,139 i Correll, M. 20 ? Costin, C. 20 Cotherman, P. 20, 134, 137 Coulombe, M. 20, 112, 113, 139 1WJ Court, H. 20, 148 Cox, D. 41, 150 Craig, R. 124, 144 Cravens, R. 28, 64, 69, 154 Crews, A. 20, 143 Criola, D. 20 Crocker, B. Crouse, P. 20, 26, 32, 112, 113, 138, 139 Cullers, C. 41 — D — Dailey, E. 20 Dailey, P. 41 Daily, J. 20, 87 Dale, E. 124, 149 Dalton, L. 54 Damelio, M. 54 Dangelo, J. 20 Dangelo, N. 41 Darbyshire, B. 41,85 Darbyshire, G. 54, 151 Darnell, A. 54 Da spit, P. 41 Davis, M. 20 Day, D. 41,73, 92 Day, R. 41, 73, 75, 91 Day, W 41 Deaterly, L 41 Defreest, P. 41 Deighton, R. 54,64, 91 DeJager, B. 54 Demarco, G 54,84 Demasi, R.41,64, 112, 113, 139 216 Index Demasi, R. 20, 64, 65, 67, 68, 72,89, 107, 154 Dempsey, J. 54, 64, 78 Dempsey, K. 20 Dempsey, L. 41, 45, 99, 140 Dennis, B. 125 Derren backer, D. 54 Derrick, C. 125 Deschamps, M. 41 Desermia, M. 41 Deto, L. 54, 136 Detweiler, D. 54, 136, 137 Detweiler, R. 20, 87, 112, 137, 148 Deveny, C. 20 Devine, R. 21 Dickerson, C. 41 Dietrich, A. 41, 77, 138 Diez, M. 21,134, 140 Dinka, E. 21,73,87,88, 107, 154 Dinka, L. 54, 78 Distasio, S. 21, 148 Dixon, A. 54 Dodge, N. 54 Donoghue, M. 54, 70, 71, 89 Dorsett, J. 54, 93 Dorsett, R.41,74 Doudna, E. 41, 44 Dove, D. 54 Draggoo, A. 41 Drake, R. 130 Drake, R.64, 70, 125 Duffey, S. 54 Dunn, L. 24, 29, 1 25 Dunn, L. 41 Dunn, S. 54, 78 Dunn-Rankin, D. 41 Dunn-Rankin, M. 54,95 Duranti, L. 21 Burham, K.41,74, 104, 136 Durham, K. 130 ■uvel, T. 21 Duyn, L. 21, 104 Buyn, R. 54 Dyck, D. 41,54 Dycus, T. 21 Dziemianzuk, A. 125 — E — Eales, L 41 Eaton, H. 54 Echols, S. 54 Eckert, B. 41 Eckert, S. 21, 151 Edmondson, M. 41 Edwards, J. 21, 77 Eland, T. 54, 70 Eland, V. 54 Ellen, J. 41 Elliott, J. 21 v --- Ellison, P. 41 Ewing, S. 21,27, 33, 107, 136 — F — Farris, E.125 Fathauer, R. 21 Fathauer, R. 54 Faulkner, K. 54, 64, 78 Feeley, P. 41 Fehn, P. 54 Felch, S. 21 Fenimore, J. 21 Fennelly, T. 41 Fenwick, T. 54 Fields, J. 54 Fields, R. 41 Fieser, J. 54, 137 Fieser, T. 21, 112 Finfgeld, H. 74 Finley,J.21,73 Fiore, D. 55, 64, 89 Fisher, J. 55 Fitzpatrick, S. 55 Fleming, D. 21 Fleming, R. 55, 70 Floyd, T. 41,64, 70 Ford, K.21 Ford, S. 55 Forsyth, L. 55 Fortunate, D. 21 Fox, C. 41, 74 Francis, P. 41 Freeman, J. 55, 70, 137 Freeman, J. 41 I Fribiczer, C. 41 I Friedmann, S. 21,27, 134 Fritch, D. 95 Friend, K. 55 Fultz, L 21 Furlong, M. 55 Fusco, R.41, 138 — G — Gage, D. 41 Gallagher, M. 55 Gallegos, C. 42, 45, 73, 105, 134, 136,224 Garrett, A. 21 Gartman, D. 21 Garvey, S. 55 Gaylor, W. 55 Gaylord, S. 42 Gecan, R. 22, 69 Geller, T. 42 Gentile, G. 42, 94, 95 George, T. 42 Gerety, M. 42 Gerstlauer, S. 41 Gibbs, L. 22 Gibson, L. 81 Gibson, N. 42, 55 Gilbert, J. 125 Gilbert, L 42. 1 36, 139 Gillogly, C. 42 Gilmartin, J. 82 Giovanniello, M. 22 Giromini, J. 22 Goble, P. 22 Goff, K. 42, 74 Gold, M. 137 Gomez, E. 55 Gonyer, K 42 Good, A. 22, 73,91 Goodrich, C. 55 Gookin, D. 22 Gould, C. 22, 112, 113, 134, 139,224 Grant, K. 42 Graser,T. 22, 137 Greathouse, C. 22, 26, 32, 82, 106, 112, 137, 139 Greco, T. 55 Grich, C. 42, 45, 74, 93 Griffith, M. 22 Grimes, A. 42 Grosse, C. 22 Grosse, E. 42 Grossenbacher, C. 22, 1 50 Grossenbacher, J. 42 Guenther, S. 42 Gulotte, S. 42, 74, 80, 93, 1 38 — H — adley, E. 55 Hadley, R. 22, 1 50 Haengel, D. 22 Hagan, T. 22, 55 Hagans, J. 42 Haines, H. 154 Hall, P. 55 Hall, S. 55, 134,224 Hall, T. 22 Hallstein, J. 126 Hamaker, L. 42 Hamm, R. 22 Hancock, A. 22 Hand, W. 22, 137 Hansen, K. 150 Hardee, P. 130 Harris, B. 55, 137 Harris, E. 55 Harris, M. 42 Harrison, D. 55, 137 Harrison, E. 126, 144 Hart, D. 22, 82, 83, 134 Hart, D. 55 Hart, D. 55, 151 Hartman, O. 126 Hartman, W. 42 Hasley,V. 22, 134,140 Hassle, R. 42 Hattaway, P. 22 Hayman, H. 42, 44, 112, 138, 139 Havenda, D. 55 Hazeltine, J. 42, 55 Hazeltine, S. 55 Heckel, F. 4, 42, 70 Hedleston, E. 64 Hedleston, E. 55 Heilman, R. 55 Henderson, L. 55, 151 Henne, L 22, 100 Henshaw, M. 23 Herbert D. 42 Heran, R. 70 Herron, N. 23, 112 Herter, J. 126 Herter, T. 55 Hicks , G. 55 Hicks, T. 137 Higel, K. 55 Hill, D. 23, 137 Hill, H. 126 Hill, L 42, 81 Hiner, D. 23 Hinkelman, E. 23, 102, 136, 157 Hinkelman, R. 56, 150, Hinkelman, W. 43 Hixon, A. 43, 64, 87 Hodges, C. 64, 65, 125, Hoefer, K.43, 112 Hofmeister, T. 56 Hogan, J. 43 Hogan, J. 53, 56 Holcomb, D. 56 Holda, C. 56 Holland, B. 56 Holman, E. 130 ,  Holton, Y. 56, 93, 134 Hoops, H. 23, 107,148 Hopkins, C. 23 Hopkins, M. 56 Hopper, R. 43 Hopper, W. 23 Horan, K. 43 Horigan, W. 23 Horner, P. 56 Horning, K. 14, 151 Horton, S. 23. 148 Horvath, J. 43 Houghton, J. 126 Houghton, W. 43 Howard, R. 56 Howes, R. 43 Hubbell, C. 56 Hudson, S. 43 Huff, M. 43 Huffman, G. 43, 73, 91, 112 Hug, L 56 Hughes, S. 43 Hunt, S. 23, 136, 139 Hunter, T. 23 Hurd, A. 43 Hutchinson, D. 6, 23, 32, 98, 100, 101, 136,140 lamaio, K. 23,93 Irons, L. See Cain Irving, S. 56 Isphording, K. 19,23,22 -J- Jackson, C. 126 Jacobson, S. 23, 138 Jaehne, J. 56, 84 James, K. 23, 112 James, L. 23 Jansen, P. 56, 69, 74, 81,92, 134 Jansen, T. 23, 134, 136 Jaqua, J. 23 Jaress, L. 56 Jenkins, S. 23 Johns, K. 56, 93 Johns, K. 14,23 Johnson, C. 23 Johnson, C. 56 Johnson, C. 23, 137 Johnson, J. 24, 137 Johnson, J. 56 Johnson, K. 43, 102 Johnson, M. 24 Johnson, Ft. 126 Johnson, R. 24, 102 Johnston, W. 56 Jones, D. 24, 84, 150 Jones, L. 56 Jones, M. 43 Jordan, P. 137 Joy, R. 43 Joyce, J. 56 Judge, R. 55, 56, 78 — K — Kalchbrenner, D. 24, 30, 32, 102, 106, 112, 134, 136 Kanetsky, K. 43, 45, 74, 80, 112, 139, 154 Kanoski, G. 56 Katsarelas, D. 56, 81 Keaser, D. 24 Kehoe, L. 43 Keith, D. 24 Kelley,J.43, 85 Kelley, K. 24 Kelly D. 56 Kelly L. 43 Kelly, L. 43 Kelly, M. 75 Kelly, R. 43 Kenworthy, D. 56, 80 Keys, F. 56 Keys, J. 43, 64 Kidd, G. 56 Kieck, J. 24 King, C. 43, 46,84, 135 King, H. 43 King, J. 24, 155 King, S. 24, 134, 136 Kirtley, D. 57 Kitchen, D. 24 Klasen, J. 24 Kleer,J.57 Kleinschmidt, B. 130 Klocke, D. 224 ' J. 43, 44 Kn L.39 Knigt, 43,70 Komaros P. 87 Komisarz, L. 24 Kona, G. 43 Koohns, R. 57, 70, 89, 134 Kopel. J. 85, 124 Korn, C. 57 Kot, M. 57 Kovalsky, V. 57 Kovcic, G.43, 113, 134,224 Kozlowski, D. 57 Kreuser, S. 57 Krewson, A. 24 Krill, S. 122, 126 Krogh, R. 43, 64, 70, 84 Kucklbauer, H. 43, 139 Kurhanewicz, T. 43, 139 — L — Labarge, T. 43 Labarge, Z. 57, 151 Labouchere, S. 43 Lagasse, M. 24 LaMorte, J. 64, 70, 94, 95, 126, 149 Lane, S. 70 Lane, V. 43. 44, 134, 138, 139 Langiere, J. 46 Lanigan, V. 24 Lanning, A. 25 Lanius, D. 25 Latrimore, J. 127 Lawlor, Patricia, 25 Lawlor, T. 57 Lawrence, D. 57, 70 Lawrence, L. 127 Lawrence, W. 25, 85, 150 Lay, M. 64, 65, 117, 127, 154 Leach, D. 75 Leach, G. 25 Lear, S. 46 Lechlitner, W. 80, 84, 127 Lecroix, S. 57 Lee, P. 46, 137 Lehmann, C. 46 Lemay, C. 57 Lemley, T. 25 Leotta, A. 46 Levering, M. 21, 25, 64, 66, 68,98, 100, 112,136 Levering, M. 57, 74, 134, 137 Lewis, E. 57 Lewis, M. 64 Lindsay, E. 57 Lippstreuer, M. 23, 25, 85, 103, 104, 107, 112, 137 Little, D. 25 Little, D. 46 Littrell, T. 57, 91 Litwiler, V. 46 Loeser, M. 57, 135 Loflin, B. 57 Loos, C. 25 Lower, T. 25 Lucier, A. 57 Luff, D. 57 Lyman, L 127, 151 Lyman, S. 25 Lynch, R. 57 Lyon, K. 57 Lyons, L 25 Lyons, T 25, 134 — M — Maas, V. 46, 72, 93, 139 Maata, D. 57, 151 Mabry, M. 25 Mackinnon, A. 46 Macklay, Y. 46 Mahler, J. 25, 138 Mahler, M. 57 Maier, R. 57 Maier, S. 25, 64, 69 Mains, B. 46, 80, 92 Mains, 46, 80 Malwin, I, 57, 99 Malwm, K. 25 Maier, D. 46, 74, 92 Manuel, D. 46, 134 Marazon, P. 58 Marazon, T. 46, 64, 66, 67, 94,95 Marcum, C. 58 Maresch, K. 46 Maressa, L. 25 Markley, J. 5 Marks, A. 58 Marple, J. 26 Marple, K.9 Marrow, K. 27 Marsh, S. 46 Marshall, K. 26 Marshall, T. 26 Marshall, T. 46 Martin, R. 26, 58 Martin, W. 148 Marquette, T. 26 Mashke, D. 46 Mathers, A. 58 Mathers, J. 58 Mathews, D. 46 Mathews, S. 58 Maurino, J. 58 Mavrmac, J. 26, 150,224 Maxwell, S. 26 McBreen, R. 26, 107 McCandless, C. 26, 137 McCarthy, C. 58, 74 McCord, M. 58 McCullough, C. 58 McGinnis, T. 26 McGowan, R. 58 McGrail, R. 46 McKay, M. 26, 134, 136 McLish, T. 58 McNeil, K. 26 McNulty, D. 26 McNulty, K. 44, 46, 113, 134 McRae, S. 26 Meadows, B. 60, 81,84 Meiser, T. 26 Meyer, J. 46 Meyer, L. 46 Meyers, C. 58, 226 Meyers, C. 64, 69. 85. 1 54 Middaugh, S. 58 Mikesell, J. 26, 105 Miles, D. 145 Miles, J. 58 Miller, B. 54, 58, 81, 134 Miller, C 26, 46 Miller, E. 26, 113, 139 Miller, J. 26 Miller, L. 46 Miller, N. 58, 135 Milliner, A. 58 Milnes, L. 26, 138 Mitchell, A. 58,64,71 Mitchell, C. 46 Mitchell, S. 58 Mitchell, G. 127 Mobley, W. 8, 45, 46 Monson, R. 58 Montgomery, H. 46 Moore, W. 46 Morris, J. 26 Morris, K. 58 Morrison, A. 26 Morrison, K. 74 Morrison, R. 58, 70,91 Morrison, S. 26, 112, 138 Mount, T. 46 Mulligan, J. 74, 77, 79, 92, 121, 127, 155 Murray-Wersel, K. 49, 74, 1 5C Murphy, S. 127 Musco, D. 27 — N — Nadler, K. 27 Nash, L 46, 49, 98, 140,224 Nash, M. 27, 100, 101, 107, 136, 140,224 Nelson, C. 58 Nelson, C. 46, 92 Newell, L 1,6,27, 112,139 Nichols, R. 46 Nichols, T. 58 Nickell, J. 58 Noll, D. 58 Norris, A. 27 Norwood, M. 130 Nottinghamm, V. 27, 105 Nottingham, W. 58 Noyes, F. 58, 82 Nyland, K. 58 — — Obnen, K. 58 Oconnell, E. 58,81 Oconnors, C. 46 Orren, T. 27 Ost, H. 27 Outerbridge, J. 59, 73, 91 Owen, C. 46 Owens, C. 59, 151 218 Index — p — Packing, W. 24, 127 Pagels, T. 58 Paine, C. 27, 64, 69 Paine, R. 47, 89 Palmieri, G. 29, 59 Palmieri, R. 14 Panton, P. 47, 64, 66, 77, 94, 95 Paolillo, C. 47, 134, 139, 150 Paolillo, R.59,95 Papineau, P. 27 Pappas, S. 27 Parker, M. 27 Parrish, R. 27, 148 Parsons, J. 27, 142, 143, 152 Parsons, T. 27, 28, 100, 107, 224 Pastore, T. 47 Patrick, D. 59 Pattison, B. 27, 64, 69, 90, 91, 150 Pattison, S. 59 Payne, A. 127 Pearson, G. 123 Pebler, A. 1 38 Peel, T. 59 Peirce, L. 59 Pelletier, D. 47 Pelletier, S. 27 Pennel, R. 47, 70 Perkins, M. 59 Perone, H. 59 Perricone, T. 6, 27, 136, 140 Peterson, H. 59 Peterson, P. 27, 112 Peterson, P. 59 Pew, P. 27 Pfender, S. 82 Pfender, W. 43, 47, 82 Phillips, S. 59, 70 Picot, A. 27 Pile, R. 27 Pinkerton, S. 47, 64, 70, 103, 105, 112, 137 Pinto, B. 59 Pittman, R. 59 Pizarro, S. 28 Pizarro, S. 53, 59, 151 Porter, C. 28, 64, 69, 83, 154 Powell, C. 73, 91, 104, 127 Powell, J. 64, 65, 127 Powell, L. 45, 47, 49, 93, 98, 136,140 Powell,S. 52, 59, 74, 80, 81, 93, 143 Powell, W. 130 Premuto, M. 28, 112, 113, 116,139 Presler, D. 47, 74 Presler, R. 59 Propes, D. 28 Proveaux, W. 59 Pryba, H. 47 Pryba, T. 59 Punkar, E. 59 Putz, K. 47 — Q — Quigley, R. 28 — R — Rabjohns, T 59 Raho, D. 59 Ramsey, D. 28 Rankin, P. 28, 112 Ranly, J. 47, 84 Raynal, S. 112, 116 Reed, P. 47 Reed, P. 47, 73, 80 Reed, V. 47, 151 Reegler, S. 47 Reeher, R. 28 Reid, B. 47 Reinhart, A. 47 Reiter, S. 59 Relyea, R. 28 Remo, D. 89, 128 Reynard, D. 127 Richardson, J. 28 Richardson, T. 59, 151 Richman, C. 28 Richman, R 28 Ridley, J. 3, 59, 89 Rieger, C. 28 Rigby, D. 47 Rines, T. 59 Roberts, D. 1 28 Roberts, M. 28, 32, 77, 87, 98, 107 Robertson, E. 59 Robertson, M. 58, 135 Robinett, R. 47 Robinson, A. 47, 139 Robinson, C. 47, 80 Rochon, A. 47 Roddy, C. 59 Rodgers, K. 28, 139 Rodriguez, D. 47 Roehsner, R. 59, 78 Rogers, L. 47, 157 Rogers, M. 77 Rogers, T. 47 Romine, M. 59 Roombos, P. 47 Rosado, L. 28 Rose, D. 130 Rose, G. 123 Ross, P. 28, 88 Rothfuss, S. 28 Rowell, S. 59 Ruehr, M. 59, 70, 71 Ruehr, R. 47 Rummel, A. 28 Rumpf, K. 59 Runyon, C. 28, 100, 103, 136, 137 Ruscella, A. 59 Russell, K. 47, 70 Ryan, T. 47 — s — Saavedra, M. 47 Sandburg, L. 64, 65, 87, 88, 125, 128 Sander, B. 42, 48, 105, 134 Sanders, K. 60 Sandy, T. 60 Saracco, L. 28 Sardinas, J. 28, 83, 107 Saunders, B. 28, 102 Saunders, P. 28, 64, 68, 107 Saunders, S. 60 Scavo, D. 29, 98, 1 50 Scavo, P. 60, 64, 87 Schiear, J. 48 Schlueter, J. 29, 139 Schmidt, M. 60, 151 Schmidt, Z. 29 Schoeckel, C. 29, 138, 112 Schooley, M. 64, 69 Schroedter, D. 60 Schubert, J. 60 Schuette, B. 29, 77 Schulte, D. 60, 89 Schultz, D. 60 Schwaberow, G. 48, 73, 99, 224 Schwartz, L 48, 112, 137 Schweikert, M. 91, 112 Scott, J. 60 Seaby, T. 128 Seeley, R. 29 Sell, G. 48 Sellitti, D. 29, 134 Serafino, D. 29, 64, 68, 154 Seuch, K. 29 Shafer, L. 29, 84 Sharpe, V. 6, 29 Sheaffer, H. 48, 87 Shearer, T. 48, 60, 105, 134, 136 Sheets, L. 60 Sherling, C. 60 Shepherd, C. 48 Sheppard, D. 29, 112 Shirling, T. 48 Shock, J. 60 Shook, S. 48 Shoop, P. 60 Shufflebarger, J. 128 Sick, B. 14,60 Sievers, J. 60 Sigmon, N. 130 Sim, H. 29, 112, 137 Simm, T. 102 Simpson, B. 29 Sinclair, C. 60 Sirois, A. 48 Sizemore, H. 48 Skelton, N. 29 Slapp, K. 29, 139, 150 Sleasman, A. 24, 224 Smetts, M. 29 Smith, B. 60 Smith, C. 60 Smith, C. 48 Smith, G. 29 Smith, K. 29, 64, 68, 154 Smith, L. 29 Smith, S. 48 Snyder, J. 60 Sourdiffe, G. 60 Sowin, L. 48, 60 Sowin, S. 81,87 Spanial, M. 70 Spear J. 123 Spoor, J. 21, 29, 32, 33, 100, 107, 112, 116, 134, 136, 139,224 Spurlock, T. 29, 148 Stahl, W. 60 Stancil, J. 48, 91, 138 Staton, D. 48 Stephens, F. 128 Sternburg, J. 29 Stevens, B. 30 Stevenson, V. 44, 47, 48 Stiver, S. 30. 102, 134, 136 Stockslager, S. 14, 30 Stookey, M. 30, 113 Stookey, P. 48, 70, 90, 91 Stone, R. 30 Stormer, J. 60 Stringer, M. 60, 64 Stroer, J. 30 Stuhmer, E. 48, 74 Stuhmer, L. 48, 105 Sullivan, M. 60 Sullivan, K. 95, 134,151,224 Summers, C. 48, 64,91, 112 Swan, K. 30 Swearingen, K. 128 Synoski, K. 30, 150,224 Szarszewski, D. 30, 73 Szarszewski, V. 60 — T — Taliaferro, A. 30, 64, 69, 107 Talley, M. 30 Tarricone, R. 60, 91 Taylor, K. 48 Taylor, K. 48 Telford, J. 48, 49, 60, 64, 112, 139 Tenbusch, K. 60 Tenbusch, L. 60, 81, 151 Terrizzi, N. 48 Tesauro, P. 60 Tharp, R. 60 Thierry, C. 48 Thierry, D. 30 Thinnes, J. 30 Thomas, C. 60 Thomas, T. 30, 148 Thompson, F. 61 Thompson, J. 30, 137 Thompson, M. 148 Tillner, M. 48 219 Tobey, J. 6, 22, 33, 80, 100, 102, 104, 105, 107, 112, 113, 134, 136,224 Tompkins, J. 30 Toole, S. 30, 1 38 Totten, G. 61 Trant, G. 61, 145 Trentalange, D. 48 Troutt, D. 30, 82 Trueschel, K. 61 Trumble, S. 30 Tschantre, T. 48 Tubbs, I, 128 Turkovics, R.61,64, 70, 71, 78 Turner, P. 30 Tyler, T. 61 — u — Ursell, D. 48, 99, 134, 150, 224 — V — Valuet, L. 61 Vancleve, V. 61 Vanderee, D. 61 Vanderlinden, J. 30 Vanderstel, L. 31 Vaughn, L 61,91 Veltri, U.61, 137 Vereb, F. 31 Vers, A. 31 Vick, J. 31 Vierbicky, K. 128 Villani, L. 61 — w - Wade, B. 31 Waldron, M. 48, 64 Walker, B. 24, 116,121,138 Walker, D. 61 Walker, L. 31 Walkup, H. 14,31,32, 134, 137 Wallace, A. 61 Wallace, E. 24, 129 Wallace, F. 31, 137 Walsh. J. 31, 64, 65,68,82 Walsh, S. 61,64, 70,89 Walter, R. 61 Walters, T 31,94,95 Ward, R. 48 Watson, P. 31, 102 Webster, W. 48 Weeks, K. 48 Welch, B 61 Welch, R. 31, 64, 69, 154 Wentzel, M 120, 129 Wersel, K. See Murray West, M. 49 • •Vestra, A. 6f 1 eler, F. 61 K.31 Whi M. 61, 64l Whitehead, J. 31 Whiterell, D. 49 Whiteside, E. 61,78 Whitton, M. 14 Wilc ynski, M. 61 Wilder, I 113,144 Williams, B. 31 Williams, D. 3 W Williams, D. 49, 148 Williams, E. 31 Williams, J. 61 Williams, M. 129 Williams, M. 31 Williams, N. 31 Williams, N. 49, 112 Williams, P. 60, 61 Williams, T. 31 Wills, E. 31 Wilson, M. 49 Wimbish, B. 61,70 Wimbish, J. 61 Wimbish, W. 64, 129 Winemiller, J. 31, 134 Wingate, D. 34, 44, 49, 64 Winter, M. 31 Wireman, R. 61 Wiser, C. 49 Wolber, J. 31 Wood, J. 61 Wooster, C. 61 Wozniak, A. 37, 64, 68, 154 Wright, M. 49 Wright, W. 31,64, 68 Wrye, R. 61 — Y — Yates, D. 44, 49, 64 Yawn, M. 48, 49 Yockey, T. 61, 135 Yopp, J. 31 Young, L 23, 31,33, 33, 93, 100, 101, 107, 134, 136, 139 Young, M. 49 _z — Zeigler, M. 49, 95, 112, 113, 136, 137, 138, 139 Zuppardo, M. 31, 100, 101, 107 Zygmontowicz, C. 61 Advertisers A ' s Giant Sandwich Shop 208 A B Glass 173 Action Real Estate 1 76 Adams Houser Inc. 166 A. G. Edwards Sons, Inc. 182 AM Electric 172 Anderson Auto Parts 2 1 3 Anderson Communications 173 Anderson Electric 193 Anderson Studio 174 Ann ' s Flowers 167 Apothecary of Venice 203 B B Supply Company 1 75 B D Auto Repair 179 B W Auto Repair 1 72 B. W. Smith Ins. Agency 1 73 Badcock Furniture 191 Bates File Co. Inc. 190 Bay Indies MHP 210 Don Beans Inc. 160 Beech-Carr Linens 167 Bel Bree Diner 1 79 Ben Franklin Store 167 Bernius Construction 188 BildexCorp. 182 Bill Buck Chevrolet 199 Blalock, James T. 156 Boden Masonry 183 Bolam Mobile 167 The Bookshop 191 Boone, E. G. 203 Boyenton Mobile Home 1 72 Brittons House Furniture 175 BrynAlan 171 Cajun Club 161 Carvel Ice Cream 167 Castle and Cascio Travel 1 68 Century 21 207 Char Dels Ceramic 176 Charlies Hoyer 172 Clean America 194 Clover Interior 185 Coast Federal Savings 165 Construction Supply 180 Contractors Furniture 205 Cook ' s Sportland 1 73 Crazy Horse Styling 203 Creative Tile Marble 180 Custom Woodcraft 167 De Sears 167 Detweilers Alum Prod. 200 Dick Meadows 211 Dominique Cloutier 200 Dunley Realty 205 Easy- Way Clnrs. 210 Economy Pool Supply 200 Empire Enterprises 204 Englewood Band Trust 164 Ernies Body Shop 200 Ewing Funeral Home 197 Exxon Station 184 First Affiliated Sec. 161 First City Fed. Sav. 180 First Fed Sav. Loan 190 First Natl. Bank 157 Florida Car Care 173 Florida Horizons 176 Fox Furniture 192 Frame Place 185 Friedmann, Dr. Mrs. 164 Galaxy 201 Gemini Florist 207 General Development 1 70 Georges Small Appl 193 Gluecks Used Auto Pts. 183 Greenwich Village Bout. 183 Gulf Breeze Landscaping 181 Gulf Liner Marine 193 Gulf Pines Memorial Pk. 202 Hair Dimensions 185 Halls Service 201 Bob Hamilton Real Estate 158 Hamilton Square 187 The Happy Cooker 116 Herron, Sam 196 Herron, Sam Jr., Realtor 206 Holiday Inn of Venice 208 Hutchinson T.V. 182 Hue ' s Do ' s Craft Ingram ' s Air Service Inc. 1 79 Interact Club 215 Jansen and Sons 198 JR. Booth and Co. Realtors 165 J. D. Mowers 176 Jessup ' s Appliance 193 Joelson Concrete 1 74 Joey ' s Cafe 208 Johnson ' s Chevron 192 Joy ' s Ceramic Studio 1 76 Junior ' s Auto Wholesalers 184 Kathy ' s Clothing 173 Keys-Caldwell Realtor 1 73 King of Hearts 205 King Plastics Corp. 1 58 Lang, Tom Toro Inc. 1 95 Lapham Realty 201 Laurel Day School 178 Lemon Bay Funeral Home 181 Lewis Homes Inc. 180 Liberty National 201 Lum ' s Restaurant 156 Manatee Junior College 214 Marco Builders of Fl. 197 Mathew Currie Ford 1 74 Mayor Gentle 181 The Men ' s Shop Inc. 185 Merrill Lynch 169 Mike Toale ' s 201 Music Island 180 My Friend Me 1 78 National Auto Body 213 Navigator Marine 21 1 Nokomis Foodway 192 Nokomis Marine Ways 1 74 Nokomis Products 201 North Port Bank 188 Osprey Village Beauty 201 Palmer Furniture 1 78 Panton, Ed 193 The PaperClip 185 Paper Pad 181 Partridge Barber Shop 1i Pattison, Donald A. 209 Perma Shine 182 Pizza Hut 201 Plastic Letters Signs 185 Ponder ' s Foremost Liquers 177 Porky Chevron 192 Precision Head Service 203 180 Preferred Properties 206 Preferred Upholstering 1 73 Publix Market 174 Quick Print Copy 184 Raeburn Realtor 191 Rattan-Wicker Cane 180 Rawles Funeral Home 189 Reaves Auto Sales 21 4 Redwing Interiors 178 Refinish Supply of Venice 178 Rexrode ' s Auto Body 1 77 R. L. Anderson 193 Ron ' s Restaurant 176 Roots Answering Service 201 David L. Ross Const. 177 Royal Coachman Resort 1 78 Sager Realtor 179 fendrelli Garage 193 Raunders Lewis MSD Dr. 1 77 ■ Sea Pleasures Treasures 177 I Selph and Fowler Bonding 199 ihakleeT.V. 174 Shopping Guide 21 2 Silvana ' s Fabrics 177 Sorrento Shores Realty 201 Skillcraft Industries 204 Snelling Snelling 166 Solar Window Parts Service 178 Soto Optician 174 South bay Coffee Shop 1 99 Southeast Advertising 185 Southeast Bank of Ven. 1 69 Southern Insulation 190 Southern Spring Stamping 166 Stanley Corrello Re. 18T | State Farm Insurance 181 Stoltzner Assoc. 199 Stottlemyer Shoemaker 204 Student Government 2 1 5 j Sullivan Lyons 178 Sullivans213 Sun Coast Aluminum 200 I Suncoast Engraving 1 79 1 Suncoast Marine 179 Sunset Apt. Motel 1 66 Sun Federal Savings 202 Superior Heating Cooling 159 Tacheny ' s Grocery 191 Tarn Bay Realty, Inc. 198 Taylor Rental Center 1 77 Television of Venice 177 WMS Texaco 184 Thompson Realty 198 Tom ' s Chevron 184 Thompson Realty 198 Tom ' s Chevron 184 Topex Travel Agency 193 TresChic 174 Tri County Aluminum 1 83 Tropical Gardens Nursery 200 True Value Hardware 1 79 United First Federal 189 Venetian Mrkt. 185 Venice Board Realtors 200 Venice Cooling Heating 1 84 Venice Flying Service 1 75 Venice Glass Shop 192 Venice Hearing Aid Center 200 Venice Marine Center 1 59 Venice Millwork Supply 1 92 Venice Newsstand 1 76 J Venice Nokomis Auto World 190 Venice Nokomis Bank 1 86 Venice Off i r.f.- Machine 198 HWice Specialty Manuf. 192 Venice Stationers 179 Venice Tire Co. 175 Venice Travel Bureau 192 Venice Upholstery 196 WAMR Radio 168 West Coast Printing 180 Wickes Lumber 21 3 With You in Mind 181 Wolfer Motors Inc. I Wrights Men ' s Shop 184 A And so it ' s over. The time has come for all of us to move on. Soon other people and other places will dominate our lives, and nothing will ever be quite the same again. As we reflect all the moments that have touched our lives at V.H.S. we see that each indi- vidual has added something special to complete the picture of what we are. The days have merged in our minds, and it seems like only yesterday that we were experiencing our first days in high school. We can only smile at all we have accomplished and all the friends we have made. And, as we leave for the last time, we will cherish what seems like a lifetime of events, even though they may only be in our thoughts. Look back and remember what V.H.S. was for you. Take a look at the wonder of your world, take a closer look at 1980. REFLECT t THE STAFF Mrs. Sleasman advisor Carolyn Carbone editor Julie Spoor seniors editor Tracy Parsons senior staff Lori Nash juniors editor Leslie Allan sophomore staff Shawn Hall sophomore staff Gail Schwaberow sports editor David Ursel sports staff Kelly Sullivan sports staff Susan Friedmann features editor Gina Kovicic features staff Julie Tobey organizations editor Nancy Clark organizations staff Claudia Gallegas organizations staff Kelly Banting faculty editor Carol Gould faculty staff Martha Nash ad editor Kathryn Synoski ad staff Kirsten Isphording index Jo Mavrinac business manager Doug Klocke photographer Kerry Merlin photographer Brad Pattison photographer Many thanks to all staff members who worked hard to put this yearbook together. A special thanks to Mrs. Sleasman who worked harder than any staff member to pull the ends together during the rough times. The Warrior staff tried something new this year. Our book is different than its forerunner in that it is a bigger size, includes an index, with the entire senior section in full color. The Warrior was printed by the offset lithography process by Taylor Publishing Company. Body copy is set in 10 pt. news gothic; head- lines in 30 pt. helvetica; captions in 8 pt. bold; and opening and division page headings in 72 pt. Portrait and some candid photography was done by Bryn Alan Studios, other candids were taken by the staff. 224 Credits -