Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1983 volume:

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Below: The successful Wadsworth High School marching band marches proudly near the head of the Wadsworth Week Parade in the summer of '81 The annual Great Balloon Race is a popular event in Wadsworth and many citizens gather outside at the airport and around their homes to take pic- tures or just to watch. What a colorful spectacle to see so many balloons bursting into the sky, the colors bright against the blue of summer. Rising . . . rising . . . above the treetops . . . float- ing free as a bird . . . making no noise except for the occasional sound of the hot air blowing that peps them up. The students at Wadsworth High School also take on the challenge to RISE ABOVE THE REST and often succeed, coming through with flying colors. Above 8 Center: Tony Perry's balloon is being raised with much effort in the school's front yard, and some people are lucky enough to get a ride. Right: Many people gather along the street every year to view the annual Wadsworth Week Parade. I I 'tu ,IEW Left: Many people are busy raising their balloons for the well-attended Great Bal- loon Race held in July. Below: Racing across the sky, slowly but colorfully are these balloons participating in the balloon race which is watched by many. for Creme De La Creme Even in this small, tucked away town of Wads- worth, Ohio there are some outstanding people. Physics and Physical Science teacher, Larry Varner, was asked to be in an expedition to Ant- arctica. This continent is a closed one. only se- lected scientists and government workers are al- lowed to be there. The temperatures of the conti- nent when Mr. Varner is there will be from O degrees F to 40 degrees F. Also they will have 24 hours of daylight. His team will live in a tent while working in a valley that no one has walked in before, according to Varner. Right. lnvolved in this experiment, Mr. Varner is re- warded for his many other intensive studies by being asked to participate in an excursion to Antarctica. Top Right. Although looking a little dense at the mon- ent, Greg Schenz placed well in the American History Contest. -fg..5.- I 9 , H tf The two above photos: John Gruver and Chris Carrino were PSAT semi-finalists. John Gruver and Chris Carrino were the only PSAT semi-finalists at this school. There were six other students who received letters of commen- dation. As history is a subject of special interest to senior Greg Schenz, he was chosen by Mr. Horris- berger to take the American History Contest. He scored highest of all the participating students in Medina County. As a result, he went to Ohio Uni- versity to take the final essay exam. There he placed l8th out of 220 students from all over Ohio. M' aww.,-W fe sf 5 f K if 2 4 4 . . is In the vocational field, Mrs. Porter COE teach- er, received a State-Wide honor as she was named Business Teacher of the Year. Sports is not unrepresented in the area of suc- cess, either. Kim McCombs was the only girl from Wadsworth to participate in the cross-country state competition. Enjoying a successful season, the soccer team advanced in the tournaments and won the sectional title. Top Left: This outstanding business teacher at Wads- worth. Mrs. Sally Porter, received the Business Teacher of the Year award for the State of Ohio. Left: The soccer team had its most successful season this year. Above: Kim McCombs, top girls cross country runner for Wadsworth, leads the way through Memorial Park Right: At a rousing pep rally seniors Tom Bowling, Bob Noe, Rob Alkyer, Clark Wilson, and Brian Conner add their own touch as they put on a skit. Below: Three of Santa's elves, Tom Vansteenkiste, Dave Uhl, and Bill Imber, clown around after the Christmas assembly, held on the last day of school before Christ- mas break. Right: Getting into the Christmas spirit, these two girls wrap presents to exchange with the others in their Accounting class. Center of the Page: Spirits are high as cheerleaders. Kristi Beeman and Valerie Noe, lead the cheers of ex- cited football fans. Left: Fans show their spirit as they get rowdy at a Friday afternoon pep rally. Bottom Left: Teacher aids, Carol Brannigan and Scott Thomas, pack boxes of food for needy fam- ilies. ii P.. NRM Spirits In Even though talent may be abundant, no team keeps rising without the support of its fans. The students at Wadsworth High School seldom fail in this respect. The cheerleaders make a great effort in leading the fans to cheer their teams on to victory. Not only, though, do the students show their spirit in just sports and competitions but also in giving to their fellow human beings Above: For spirit day the cheerleaders asked the teachers to wear pajamas, and Mrs. Schaffter got into the spirit by showing up in this costume. The Air who aren't so richly blessed with food and things. This year at Thanksgiving over LH cans of food were given by the students to needy families in Wadsworth. At Christmas several clubs went caroling and again gave food to those who didn't have as much as others. Spirits of the warmest kind abound at WHS. 47 ev 4 ,mffmm ,,,, W, .,.,,,,, W: . ,Q W 'W' w ,,'f??Z2 W A. if az f Q ov , 0,5 I xy A 2 ,Z Q - X v 1 in f 1 1 W , ff 2, f 4 Z f f 2 I'- iff 525 ' ug .K xx X SM Summer Good Times Above: Brant Jessel, Bill Blough, Shari Kopil- chak, Derek Straighten, Paul Flowers, and Barry Crawford did a little something spe- cial at the Greak Oak Cinema where they worked during the summer. Top: Senior Grace Greczanic enjoys a beau- tiful day at Cedar Point. During the summer many events take place that are just as memorable as those happening in a school year. WHS students work hearty. play hearty, travel hearty and, of course, party hearty. Whatever it is they do, it's done with gusto. Their academic success during the school year reflects their hard work and persistence, and their summer fun and travels prove to be a special relief. WHS students have risen above the rest and will continue to do so with loads of Grizzly pride. V ala lt 1 tf . t M ' I of ieal C ff P If X' -X If L 'xx ' ' x U Above: After taking part in a mud fight Above: ln colorful display are the Wads- during a church retreat. Senior Chris worth Swim Team and WMMS emblems Smeller does her John Travolta for the created by Seniors Mac McAnlis, Bill camera. Bordac and Eric Elsass. .ai 'll- Right: Soaking up all the sun and warmth. Senior Missy Mintzer appreciates a day at the Miami Metro Zoo in Florida. Below: No this isn't a game of chicken. lt's Joe Nofziger helping a friend, Stacey Warner practice her cheering jumps for the coming Football season. A Ks C, .u 1 ral' TM Center: Sophomore, Heather Alison and Senior Kelly Stingley enjoy the good times at a summer party. Left: Joyce McMahon proves her bravery as she clutches a spider crab while visiting Maine with her Girl Scout troop. Above: ls this the big bad wolf, huffing and puffing? No, it is Senior Teresa Sega blow- ing out the candle on her I7th birthday cake. qv - - , Q fll ix. Aim ma . w b . Q 11+ vis S Above: Raising the flag on the first day of school Amy Mullens gives Mr. Siberling a helping hand. Right: Passing through the courtyard after the first snow gives students a chance to get out between classes. Below: For the first time in many years Wadsworth High's Band and Choir per- formed together at a Christmas Con- cert under the direction of Mr. Law- rence and the new band director Mr Mayes. L 1 , ,,ff ,5 ,f ' ,- ,mf ,:12f4','Hf W i .44 X X I O First Detention Frrst Da At School Day O Our Lives Above: While in English class, Bob Verblc shows everyone he's glad to be back on the first day. Left: Even Pat Abell can remember every- one getting their first detention from MONA . Below: Charles Kirkpatrick, Student Council President, announces the Homecoming court. l ' ' fiffkezzckzwus l S.. a-JE' e 5 'ws-tb .3 . ,.,, s 'At 1 if i Q, -Q Above: Walking onto the field before Top Left: As last years Homecoming Above: Sitting: Amy Vorndran. Kris Lec the crowning are the l98I queen, Susan Queen, Susan White, crowns the I982 Diane Weishaar. Standing, Tom Finn. Sl White, and her escort, Brian Conner. Queen, Kris Lecky, the court watches ap- Sayre, Joe Muhl, Paul Blankenship. provingly. I ix if fy' l 1 Although the Thursday night bon- fire was virtually rained out, it was there, enough to start off the festivi- ties of the weekend. That evening the l982 Homecoming Queen and her court were announced. The following Left: Sitting: Ruth Hendershot Lisa Benya, Chris Kissinger. Standing: Tom Finn, Kris Lecky, Bill lmber. Below: The I982 Homecoming queen, Kris Lecky. makes a brief speech after being crowned during half-time Friday evening. .vyv Rf . 982 night many rowdy football fans at- tended the game. During half-time the crowning ceremonies took place. Saturday night's dance, held in the high-school commons, put the finish- ing touch to the weekend. it Q Right: This is supposed to look like home- work, but Steve Rudolph is really figuring out the latest attack by his enemy at- tacker. 2- Changes . . . , - Above: With the coming of Warner Cable TV, Mr. Neff's video room will really be crowded with willing helpers who enjoy off the air programs. Above: Five new computers and more on the way make it easy for Scott Wrig- ley to get time on the computer for his math assignments. .awww mmm . . M.. ..M..f,.r:a.awWW J .gi J? Top: New paneling and carpet make the library a smelly but perkier place this fall. Left: Multi talented Steve Hatch joined the Math department this year. Above: Mrs. Friend helps Mona out with the study hall monitor position. Center: Now located in the lobby by study hall, Mrs. Miron's bookstore does a brisk business. As the world changes around us Wadsworth High School definately moves with itl There was some shuf- fling of rooms in l983. Mrs. Miron moved her bookstore from the com- mons to the cafeteria lobby. The li- brary was freshly carpeted as was the main office. Computers are the in thing at WHS and many students spend their free time in the new com- puter room. Mr. Neff now has his own office and video tape center which is next to the incoming TV studio being built at WHS by Warner cable. New faces of incoming freshman and a cou- ple of teachers are expected every year. One thing for sure, if you haven't seen WHS lately, you haven't seen WHS. Fad ! Fa ds! WHS students are never considered old fashioned when it comes to styles. Their choice of clothing reflects their personality and Wadsworth, definate- ly, has a variety. Punks and Preps are the ultimate fashions, but blue jeans will forever be around. Some peo- ple describe Punks as people who wear outrageous, funky clothes. Preps wear expensive, designer clothes with trade marks to be seen and have everything monogrammed. These styles are easily recognized while walking through the halls, as ev- eryone follows one of these fads. Right: Sweaters, oxford shirts. wool skirts, boots and leg warmers keep sophomores Lori DeRonde, Leslie Gairing and Kelly Clif- fel warm. Above: Although new fashions come and go, these students demonstrate the never ending style of jeans. Bottom Right: Carol-Lyn Falanga, Steve Neumann, and Maureen Haupt are prep- pies. gi, .- '? 1 1 I 4 'A NOT FOI! FIR E 5 E E f w .. Hscuucn 'X 9' 'v'A WW B, 4 l Pr: va te Eyes They 're Watching You They See Your Every Move Questions I. Who is this Mystery Man of Wads- worth High? 2. They say a dog is man's best friend- but to this person, it's an alligator. Who is he? 3. What kind of uimpressionf' does Wade Wilcox make on Mr. Bihn and Mr. Moine? o o g Vt - ,L i f use, I' f fw f My 55 e X if , . , ff 1 ig gg A f , Q, Y ' W , 4 W if f 4 Q f f A ' MW , W' Www ?w' if Za! ,Nix Questions I. What room keeps the students in suspended animation? 2. What's different about Mr. Webb? 3. She is famous for her line, uh-uh, say it's not truel? What's her name? 4. Who's this man who marches to a different beat? 5. This girl personifies new wave. What's her name? Answers '.iapga.lX esgno1 'g sakew 'JW '17 '.I3I1l'l8 esg1 'g 'Jowoq Suglgws e Mou SIBH 'C 'X08 alll 'I A Spirited Week Of Punks, Twins, And Rowdles Top: Mike Recupero shows off his new wave apparel on Punk Day. Above: During a pep assembly, Steve Lecky, Ted .lurey and Eric Elsass, and John Baker were requested to reveal their ma- cho legs. Top: The Varsity Football Team gets a spe- cial introduction by Coach Hampton. Above: WE'RE NUMBER ONEI Right: Punk day really had some way out styles like Missy Mintzer's. Far Right: Siamese twins Becky Raack and Star Swain cut up in the library. Left: Beth Armstrong, Susan Hise and Vicky Wagar resemble Greek Goddesses in their togas. Below: lt appears Terri Baldwin went all out portraying a Punker for one day. Center: Lori Clevidence and Maureen Haupt get a kick out of dressing alike on Twins Day. 'JJ -'I Above: It seems Senior Theresa Tittle can t decide whether Blondes or Brunettes have more fun. Left: What's Spirit Week without class cheers at the pep assembly. lllll7,U LB 13 B353 Right: Kirk and Kris, Barb and Beth are all Sophomores. Kirk and Kris are involved in sports while Barb and Beth are cheer- leaders. Right: Peggy and Penny Roberts enjoy a laugh. There are several sets of both iden- tical and fraternal twins at W.H.S. Among the ones interviewed, the ma- jority feel that being a twin is enjoy- able. The best part is having someone the same age to share things with. An- other amusing facet of being a twin is the fact that they can fool people, usu- ally without even trying. Although many twins enjoy the state they are in, they still feel that they are constantly being compared and that they are not seen as the individuals they really are. Another problem that twins have to go through is having their birthdays on the same day. CTo some it is a real painlj 411: yf , X, 1 Left! Some twins don't really look much alike, as seen in the photo of Mike and Michelle Anderson. Left: You may be confused by this look Above: Juniors Darrin and Derek Spencer alike pair, but they are Frank and Jeff keep the whole school guessing. Whitchey of the IOth grade. Donkey Basketball . . . Snowball lt ,wmmkvm-M W1 Top: Nobody told me this was part of the job , compains Matt Fister. Left: Santa Claus decided to be nice to Ted Jurey and gave him the lumps of coal personally. Right: The donkey took the blame for Bill lmber's laziness during the game. Dance . . . Christmas ssembl 41 , ,,,, Every year WHS carries on the tra- dition of holding the Donkey Basket- ball game, the Christmas program, and the Snowball Dance and this year was no exception. The annual basketball game gives the students a chance to compete with the faculty and even the audience can feel the defeat or victo- ry. Around Christmas, everyone gath- ers together in the gym for a chance to see Santa Claus and his elves give out special gifts for those in need of a little humiliation. The Snowball dance helps to add to the spirit of Christmas. Stu- dents seem to like the idea of the girls asking out the guys, for a change. Left: Penny Roberts had a tough time con- trolling a donkey that is not camera shy. Left: This is what the Doctor ordered, states Karen Matheny and Clark Johnson. Far Left: Erla Johnson shows that short people can dance too. Above: A special Christmas musical pro- gram was presented by the band and choir. Variety: The Spice Of Life -i g Left. Naturally curly hair like Kathy Di Pietro's is hard to come by. Below: Jackie Ruppel has to smile to show us her unique feature. Left: Michelle Greenbank finds it much ea- Above: Four eyes is a name glasses sier to get this book off the top shelf than wearers like Merre Oesterman have most people would. heard many times. ,, 7,,, It AM 'L at 4 1 .F . ak, fy i. Y .. -QM M256 ,.,, , , ,' Ill!!! ff Upper left: Dave Byers has found at least one way to save money. he doesn't buy rasor blades anymorel Above: Kim Daniels copes with her school- work even when hampered by her crutches. Left: Eleven year old freshman. Keith Hart- man, works diligently to meet the chal- Ienge of an older student's workload. Everyone has their own special qual- ity that sets them apart from others. These qualities can be physical. men- tal, permanent, or only temporary. Sometimes they can cause problems, like kissing with braces or carrying your books while on crutches. But after all, these qualities really are the spice of life that makes each of us special. ' J' M 1. UQEUTWFE f eA A 4. Q wk. .A Q W ,, R, 'IZ' LF M0054- ww--ni if . 5' H'-19113 np., W 1 ' XM igww' ywwuu 'FW F was is f, .W 4' E ' AMW W vw- 'W 'Mn rw 9 SK , N .. y , S wwf' ., W 4 5 ,. , I ix Jar G . 1 gil 1,1 mwff' - -elf' mm ,f QW D Aiiimw .ff 1654? ' K W, me W . rf C: .iw Q: X hr Lars Thelin, enjoying Wadsworth School and what it has to offer, is a of the Swim Team. There are two guys from Sweden here this year, Lars Thelin, l8, from Vastervik, Sweden and Per Tunestam, l8, from Borlange, Sweden. Lars lives with Edward and Martha Ruch. His fa- vorite subject is physics and he likes the school organized teams and clubs. Per's favorite subject is Basic Com- puter Programing. He mentioned sev- eral differences between our high school and his. They are required to take only 9 years. After that they can work or study several more years. They don't have to pay for their lunches. Both mentioned that there were no major differences in the cul- ture of their country and ours. Japan is also represented at Wads- worth by Eiji Arito, l8, and Miki Fuku- shima, l8. Miki lives in Machida, a sub- urb of Tokyo, Japan. She has two youn- ger sisters. At her school in Japan, the students sweep the school themselves. They don't have study hall and they eat lunch in their classroom. A noted difference in the two cultures in that in Japan most women are just house- wives. They don't have many parties and their biggest celebration is New Year. Miki's favorite subject is choir. Eiji has one older brother and lives in Tokyo, Japan, but while here he is staying with Raleigh and Irene Moon. A few differences that Eiji noted be- tween the two cultures is that in Jpaan one must take off one's shoes before entering a house. Also not many people in Japan have cars. Most use some form of public transportation. It is costly to obtain a driver's license. Wadsworth High School's own stu- dent, Kay Stubbs, is leaving for a year to experience a challenging change. Australia is her goal. By chance seeing something in the paper about a pro- gram, she applied and was accepted to go to Australia. She has heard that their school system is harder than ours here, and that uniforms are to be worn. Nevertheless, she is eagerly looking forward to the upcoming year. Our newest student just came in at the end of the first semester. She's from Columbia, South America, and her name is Claudia Nishi. Above left: The math whiz from Japan, Eiji Arito, sits in the library working on his Analysis with his trusty Japanese-English dictionary beside him. Left: These two sisters, Leslie and Vonnie Brant, are really Americans, but live in Afri- ca with their missionary parents. Above Right: Edith Almenar finds this school quite different from the ones in El Salvador, but still enjoys it immensly. MVIEIEIKIENIDS MVIEIIQIE MKAIDIE IFUIIQ ...... 5 5 Bearsl Cheer the Grizzly fans at the bas' ketball game against Cloverleaf. A group of close friends spend their Friday i nights partying. i vmumua-umm' , , WW W M my www Z X mm un-wgmr 5 s Q What were weekends made for? Most students agree that weekends are time for fun and relaxation. A fa- vorite activity of many kids is to get together and party on Friday and Sat- urday nights. Usually when there is a football or basketball game a large amount of students show up to cheer the Grizzlies on to victory. Some kids choose to spend their time with their favorite sweetheart, going to movies. or hanging out at McDonalds. Other students like to spend their spare time making money going to work, babysit- ting, or other odd jobs. All in all most kids find time to get some sleep and on Sunday nights they finish up their last minute homework. Center: Suzie Rayke anxiously buys a ticket to the latest horror flick at Great Oaks Cinema. Left: Even in the cold a bunch of spirited students show up at a football game to cheer the Grizzlies on. Above. Because they deserve a break to- day Karen Alley, Kathy DiPietro, and Leslie Gairing share a milkshake along with a lot of laughs at McDonalds, a familiar hangout. OP: How about a ride? Dave Polomsky and Jill Stumbaugh decide to go crusing. X x s,- xi., x A W, .Eg . Lx?-D 2 4 J we ' ' - '- 4 N 'xg K Q my 3 i , Y 2 X m1 , 3 i Q N. i ' 'rm .f , ' ix f x Y,i M S kj K V: X1 , I N 2:,Qc,. .. 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See your doctor immediately. There is no known cure for this af- fliction. According to Doctor Webb the best thing to do is to stay home, lay outside, wear sunglasses, use sun- tan Iotion, and make sure to drink lots of lemonade. Loud music may also help this condition. Bewarel It's catching. Right: Dave Uhl uses his history notebook for the first time. PRING FEVER , -' 'f ,ff H ' iw 3.5.1 , ww sv f tv .. ' W., . - ' ' ' I , Right: These Seniors have found the best way to spend their senior SH's. Above: Making sure nobody's looking Craig Clark exposes some skin. F Top Left: Showing the girls his incredible Above: Catching some rays and a little ex- V s 6 strength, Dan Dunning strikes up his mus- tra sleep, Stewart Arbogast makes use of cle pose. the cement chairs. 7M 'iihv A W? ' V W V,V .. ,,l,,, MQW Wag' , W Left Ken Cwens decides to take it easy during lunch .V I . V A VY GVVVA ,i c ,fy M I 'F any A WYWHW, KVV' fig, 37 FUNNY AS A CRUTCH Right: Frank Walthour did not let a sprained ankle get him down for long. H4 Above: Unsteadily, Roberta Rueter handles Ab0V9r MVS- Fraley KSCPS up with her work her crutches, while her broken wrist was not up to par. Top: Doing things with only one hand is l a real pain for Wayne Turner. l lAbove: Liane Calbetzer finds going l through the door backwards much ea- l sier. l l l . .-sl... ,, 2 L ' ,431 f-www 'fz fn wa ' Above: Not even a broken ankle could keep Val Noe's spirits from soaring. Upper Right: Mitzi Favinger and her helper enjoy leaving class early. Not a year goes by without dozens of students on crutches, Most are due to sports injuries. Ankles, legs, knees. and you know what gets broken or sprained. Getting out of class early is defina- tely one of the pros of crutches. Lots of books and closed doors are defina- tely bad news. While some people en- joy the attention, others find it a real pain. if, N G 'Hp 31-udenfs war e Above: Happily Mark Ogurchak receives the Tony Detwiler Memorial Award for his achievements in football and track. Right: Dr. .loe Webb proudly presents Kris Lecky with a student of the month award certificate. Right: Student council member, Amy Vorn- dran, recognizes Mr. Ken Rasor at his re- tirement for his contributions to the school. Below: Presented with the Helen Allen Li- bert Memorial award, Mame Coolman re- veals her astonishment. st Y op left: Rachael Lutz and her parents it proudly at the Recognition Day re- eption for honored students. Bottom left. Student Council provided a fabulous banquet for the reception for stu- dents honored at Recognition Day. Paul Flowers, Tom Lehr, Mrs. Crawford, and Mrs. Flowers eagerly fill their plates with the delicious food. Below: Two Army officers pin the gold medal, the symbol of the U.S. Army Re- serve Scholar Athlete award around Rick Walter's neck. Above. Chris Carrino accepts the Student of the Month award from Dr. Joe Webb. Caribbean Right: Dressed for the evening of their Sen- ior year, prom goers pose outside Anthe's. Below: Prom queen and king: Holly McNulty and Ray Buck. Center: Filling their evening with memo- ries, Seniors share last moments together with friends. Right: Tuxs and gowns adorn the Seniors for the first part of the evening of Prom. Far Right: Dining on shrimp and steak then dancing followed with fun times at the Co- Iesium, keep prom goers busy. C rurse - Prom 1983 l ,A new , , .wmMWmM,, V 3' fy 1 C it X E ' i gf 1 . .2 J' 1 i l K ,eff 3' 'ez Prom was May 27, I983. a night remember for Bill Blough and Amy 5 'G V S ,fl Q if llll Lk S . ,ss 3. Cruising the Carribean from 7 to Il started the Prom off at Anthe's in Akron. Top Ieftg Waiting outside Anthe's for Prom to start are Jeff Orben, Stephanie Smith. Stuart Arbogast, and Stephanie Atkins. Top: Dancing at Anthe's in Akron, Craig Street and Kristen Sechrist finish the first part of prom. Above: Planning their post prom activities at the Colesium the Seniors get ready to party. Right: The class of I983 sits and listens attentively to the speaker. Right: These members of the class of '83 eagerly await their turn to receive their diplomas Above: On stage Valedictorian, Rick Wal- ter and Salutatorian, Tom Lehr, are curious- ly staring at something off to the side but Rachael Lutz is more amused with the pho- tographer. csnfinufmcm Julie: 51985 as S .. e S Top Shaking hands with Mr Bill Elsass Steve Doell receives his diploma while be hlnd him Mrs Jannls Sponsler assists other members of the class up the steps Left: Speaking with distinction, Valedicto- rian, Richard Walter, delivers his address. Above Granted the prlvlledge of partlcl patlng ln the graduation ceremonies for elgn exchange students Ein Arlto Cris tlana Ferreira and Miki Fukushima sit awed at the activities. 1983 Outstanding Seniors Rick Walter And Carol Brannigan , ff 2 f Student Of The Month October: Paul Flowers and Jill Davis December: Rob Yankovich and Holly McNulty 'W' 'Ui January: Tom Lehr and Carol Falanga February: Jim Ruch and Chris Smeller March: Joe Muhl and Chris Carrino April: Ray Buck and Kim Blough lay: Bernie Tripp Cnot pic- November: Mike Fath Cnot lredj and Carol Brannigan picturedj and Kris Lecky Q 47 Right: Mrs. Birch waits excitedly as Rob Kindig piles her Easter Candy bought from French Club into a box. Buying and selling are as much a part of high school as the studies. Clubs and organizations need money for their activities and since money trees aren't seen around here they re- sort to selling candy, fruit, spirit hats and towels, magazines, and other gad- gets. The students challenge each oth- er to be top seller. The winner usually gets a prize, sometimes worth it. sometimes not. With the money they take trips or attend banquets. Above: As a fund raiser for the FHA Ban- quet Kim Cowles sells Easter egg decora- tions to Mary Fox. Top: Michelle Brouse offers chocolate can- dy bars for sale to raise money for her class. Above: Spirits are high at WHS, and P Club boosted them higher by selli Grizzley spirit hats. Want To Bu A Cand Bar? Eva E. ,yas y X fl V ., 'lf Aiefffli D il? ff! O 'f raffle! Money For A Good Cause: Your Friendly Neighborhood Club Fund Raiser. Top: Mark Benya digs into a box of life- saver suckers with a smile of pleasure while Amy Gerdnic watches thoughtful- ly. Can anything save him? Left: Girls from FHA check over the pack- ages before delivering them to their cus- tomers. Above: Deb Acker. Crystal Likens and oth- ers from the vocational classes are packing boxes of fruit to be delivered. This fruit sale is the vocational department's big fund raiser of the year. 353060 BALLY MIDWAY MFG. CO. All rights reserved. ll? s ill ff Z l 1 v' L. l x all 1 ,W 'I xvqks CCI' E55 Gp Q. 33 Above: Tom Lehr and Barry Crawford show that sometimes the computer room isn't always a place for work. 50 Below: Paul Flowers diligently plots his Below: Mark Buccitelli and Mike strategy for the next hand. play football the easy way. Left: Video games aren't the only ones im- proving, playing this way out tic-tac-toe game are Kip Shaffer and Liz Brandenstein. Below Left: Dan Rich tries to explain how to play Black Box to unwilling victim John Gruver. Below: An unkown avenger tries his hand at the game Galaga. Zapl Boingl Arcade mania has hit in Wadsworth and many other places. Arcade games have in the last few years grown from simple to operate games, to multi-control machines. The Wadsworth game room, which has some of these games has kept records for the I982 year. The game that was most played during that time was Ms. Pac-Man, which was played 78,048 times. The other top games were Zaxxon with 34,700, Galaga with 34.357, and Donkey Kong with 26204. Although video games are the most popular, Card, Board, and Word games will never fade out. NN .Q MMIDWAY ,FQ-D-0' ,2 2 I. '35 HH ,,.,..-1-ills nf' 2 3 4 5 6 Tom Wilson . Ben Vorndran Julie Kurtz . Amy Vorndran Brad Falkenberg . Tammy Bowman -P' I. LeAnn Tittle 2. Aleta Blanton 3. Julie Yates 4. Chris Wurst 5. Kathy DiPietro 6. John Milo N1 Q I e,' If JK 01, 2 si' W S3 f 3 GMES Ill? Co ' Q - 'I , w ?3 f3,v .sm HJ 'f 'WR-, ii lx ,rf ,ghgu gg! 'six Eff!! Q! 1? :Qt Makil, 4'!2,,, mqlww, k Va. Wu lwm- . R 1 Q K TFA --.K A - QQ. 9344! ,Wy 'eff' 6. iv R 'lf' as M., Vs . .,.f,, up I Q . L., ,,fQ ttw N fi: Spielberg's E. T. Phones Home .Nl 1l.1. fa M N-457 all Beeman Scott Bender Tracy Benner Mark Benya Tracy Berlin Biro 'M- 'Pirr- Blough rol Brannigan ave!! 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Left: Senior Per Tunestam shows junior John Johnson the privilege of being a sen- ior. Above: Mommy forgot to dress Theresa Tittle for school today. Rights It is a rare occasion to catch Dave Marshall working diligently in data ac- counting. Below: Lifting bricks in the Teacher Aide's room helps build Matt Fister's muscles. Below right: Producing a curly hairdo, Shel- Iy Simmons shows her talent in cos. Bottom: Typing is what Dorothy Danko knows to do best in data accounting. Bottom right: Cos is more than just scis- sors and hair sprays it's lots of class time too. ii-1.,,.,,, M .Q 4 W 2' if ,. W4 :P V4 Wm A , ' ff , WMM V-an I W 1 Q W MW at My ' M'Zf' wiwwm M ' Fw, M MM' XM lov' ' Y' W W V f if QW M 9- W If M ff X Qo- ff' mf!!! 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' w Q-fag? ma Smaller Shelly Smith Krlsten Snyder Pau-'Cl i 'W' W '? M 1 N H M, S - S- 'ff' 5 . I Sw? . M MQ N I X f rl N WMA fa I I 'wmv 2 Eight Week Pro Football Strike V ivy I 'S Craig St.-get Nancy Stubbs Tammy Talbot Wendy Taranowski Sandra Tawney W' 2 Lars Thelin Scott Thomas Brian Thompson Anne Thomson George Tighe 1 ,W iii ag. if ls , Theresa Tittle Gregg Townsend Mark Trease Bernard Tripp Bradley Tripp is - A 2 f-I ff ' ,IQ 3, i 4. ?v , ,K f ,lf ' 3 Mark True Julie Truex Per Tunestam Kenneth Valentine Todd Veney aff ,f' f CHE Top left, This assignment looks like it will keep Theresa Sega busy for awhile. Top right, A good book and a smile? Sara Castle if looking for both. Middle Left: A busy student like Jessie Rhonemus knows how to study. Middle right, As Amy Hershberer writes eagerly in the commons. Neil Ratta stares disbelievingly. Left: The three musketeers, Chrystal An- derson, Tammy Caskey and Cindy Biro like to study together. jukebox Comes To The Commons we. ,,.-f .4 . --L-5 ' 1 :gf f Amy Vorndran Emma Waldron Lucille Waldron Richard Walter Frank Walthour 5 v'i'a'Jr'! ' , ,, , , 4 1,1-,,4r -.,1 t Jerry Warwick Randal Howard Watts Dianne Weishaar Jeffrey West Ronald Whitt Edward Wilhite Lisa Wilkie Catherine Williams Clark Wilson Debbie Wilson Right: Julie Dean and Jesse Rhonemus sit on Santa's lap Calias Mike O'Connorj and tell him their Christmas list. -ss-an--ff :uma -Y--- - - - ------2 Prince Charles And Lad Diana Pla ve First Born 1ny Yarman Charlene Yonally Mark Ziegler Woolf Christopher Workman Steven Wright Bradley Wurst Robert Yankovich Left: Students like Bill Blough and Kris Lecky try to put full concentration into their work. Above: Maureen Haupt busily works on her senior comp term paper. , r' --.4 S.. - 4- ,, -1. k 'ti I 7 J 41 W .Kwai M ,M 'V V0 k d,,',Q V7 .W fix' 2 V Q . ,Vox ifinv Q xfl' fola- .,,f'N' ff V in iq x -1---w ' f- asrfflsszsw -Q ,Viv Maawa N.. . ,WSW , 1 X Kg 3 N 'f'aw'? 2?i'4?'g'-Q ti .,2:'33-mxh I I2 .quill . .-.4 ww- w- 'H Soccer Team Wins Sectional Title Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Akron Garfield Medina Berea Akron Hoban Midpark Berlin Hiland Norton North Royalton Jackson Brecksville Revere Akron St Vin- cent Kent Roosevelt Wooster Norton North Canton Akron Garfield Youngstown Bdmn Copley Central-Hower Brecksville This season was very rewarding for the varsity team. For the first time in soccer's four year history at W.H.S.. the team won the Section lll, AAA Championship. Also for the first time they defeated rival Copley 3-0. Numer- ous school records were broken both as a team and by individuals. Winning special awards were Mark Benya, Most Valuable Player and David Livingston, Most Improved. Joe Muhl and Swedish Exchange Student Per Tunestam were both selected as All- Ohio Players. They also played in the East-West All Star Game, and Per won Most Valuable Offensive Player. Mark Q Above: J.V. team, Front Row, K. Ecken- hart, L. Scolaro, M. Fruzzetti, G. Wuchter rode, C. Thompson, R. Blake, B. Barowitz, J. Hardy Row three: P. Bogard. T. Postak J. Arnold, M. McGowan, M. Hoffman, Row M. Estvander, M. Yankovich, J. Baugh- two! B. Currens, B. Eckenrode, S. Barn- man, S. Gordon, B. Wyant. D. Carlson Benya was an alternate for this game. Elected to the Ist Team Pioneer Con- ference were Mark Benya, Joe Muhl, Per Tunstam and Chris Wurst. 2nd Team P.C. players were John Baker, Ray Buck, and David Livingston. Re- ceiving Honorable Mention were Dave Johnson and John Johnson. Wads- worth players that were selected to the Divisional Team were Per Tunes- tam, Joe Muhl, Mark Benya, Ray Buck, Chris Wurst. Dave Livingston, and John Johnson. Captains were Mark Benya, Ray Buck, and Joe Muhl. Congratulations to the team on a fantastic sesonl Wg. ,., ,V ,, ,, I - ' f W at . ,. sg? W M W.. Y Q I f f-W' is may Above, Dave Johnson shows the excellent dribbling techniques that enabled him to score II goals this season. Center left! Varsity: Front Row! D. Living- ston, J. Johnson, G. Shenz, J. Baker, Row two: D. Eckenrode, M. Benya, R. Buck, D. Johnson, R. Barnhart Row three: D. Light- foot, T. Jessel, P. Yankovich, C. Wurst J. Muhl. P. Tunestam, Coach T. Cranston Volleyball Sectional Champs The I982 Volleyball Team had a great year. By beating Firestone and Copley, they became Sectional Champions. Some awards given out by the team were Mame Coolman, Most Valuable Player, Debbie Barton, Most Improved, and Carol Brannigan, Cap- tain. The Pioneer Conference hon- ored four girls- Carol Brannigan, first team, Shannon Finn, second team, and Mame Coolman and Miki Fuku- shima, Honorable Mention. Their overall record was II wins, I3 losses and their Pioneer Conference record was 5 wins, 9 losses. K-an 82 ...WM 'Q NWT' W . yy, 3 P' , -s-......,, Left: Defensively ready, Staci Gibson waits for the serve while Deb Barton is near by for support. K' R 17 l , c, s,.. Y: Above: Kay Shoemaker sets up the ball for Shannon Finn while Mame Coolman and Linda McCormick prepare to help. Below: The Varsity girls, K. Shoemaker, K. Krout, M. Fukushima, S. Gibson, L. McCor- mick. Coach Schaffter, K. Roberts, C. Brannigan, M. Coolman, S. Finn, and D. Barton. v 1? Medina I 'aw Above. Deb Barton passes to the forward line while Shannon Finn moves in to sup- port. Above: J.V. Girls: Row I. S. Shanholtz, M. denblod, L. Schrock, B. Bajorek, C. Gibson, Maynard, P. Given. Row 2. C. West, L. Gair- E. Johnson, Coach Althaus. ing. J. Cartwright. Row 3. J. Smith, L. Lun- Revere Orrville Brecksville Copley Brunswick N. Royalton Strongsville Cloverleaf ' Norton Midpark ' 1- Timken Royalton 'Ir Above. If Carol Brannigan needs help spik- Left. Kay Krout prepares for the serve. ing the ball, Linda McCormick and Miki Fukushima are near by. 0 QDlLl'lE3Z.-SELL Top. Defensive Iinemen Mark Ogurchak 1845, Doug Horner C651 and sprawling Gregg Townsend C633 throw back a Barber- ton ball carrier during the Grizzlies victory at the Magic City. Top Right: Junior, Rob the Bull 'Hulsey in hot pursuit, before sidelined by injuries. Above. All-Medina County Defensive Back, Matt Fister steps in front of a Barberton receiver for the interception. Q . A Q f l f ' Q Xia: . W if t Q .-t- ks . s s 'g i . N, -':-: :' s ss b f sssas :rq t -: --- gigy . tz. u 'l: E,E , , Above. The I982 Grizzly Cheerleaders and T. Dunn, D. Horner, Trainer D. Team. Row If L. Stebbins, R. Lutz, V. Noe, K. Lecky, K. Beeman, R. Rogers. Row 2: Coach Rothacker, M. Fister, Capt. G. Townsend, B. Gearhart, Capt. M. O'Con- nor, Capt. J. Ruch, T. Randolph, G. Street, J. Imber, Head Coach Hampton. Row 3. Coach Puglisi E. Palmateer, D. Marshall, S. Centea, M. True, K. Valentine, B. Crawford, M. Ogurchak, R. Guzik, and Coach Pfeister. Row 4. Coach Manfull, K. Owens, B. Noe, B. Thompson, G. Chaney, l l Mavity Mgr. P. Blankenship and Mgr. P. Row 5: Coach Winkler, J. Pate. M. Parrish, M. Wells, T. VanSteenkiste, R. Crawford, F. Day and T. Hamblin. Row 6 Coach Hatch R. Hulsey, J. Raynor, D. Ari- son, D. Dunning, R. Rohrer, G. Steele, D. Roberts and T. Weber. Row 7. Coacl Poetter, T. Pate, M. Keifer, D. Marvin, R Miller, C. Meyers, and D. Stringfield, Missing T. Jurey, E. Wilhite and B. Blough. M 5 'Hwy' Beat Barberton Finall Comes True. The l982 Football Season started and ended with a bang. With the help of new coaches, Kent Pfeister, Dave Poetter, and Steve Hatch, the victory bell was retrieved from Norton, the Grizzlies stomped the Orrville Red Rid- ers, Calways a big rivalryj, and Wads- worth, particularly the Class of 83, fi- nally tasted victory over Barberton after forty years of meeting the Ma- gics. Grizzly Captains, Mike O'Connor, Jim Ruch, Gregg Townsend and Most Valuable Player Bill Gearhart led the team to four victories in the Pioneer Conference and only losing to state ranked Berea along with Brecksville and Brunswick. Wads. 7 Ashland, Preview O Wads. 23 Norton 6 Wads. 3I Orrville O Wads. 24 Barberton 6 Wads. O Brecksville I0 Wads. I4 North Royalton IO Wads. O Berea I4 Wads. 6 Brunswick IO Wads. 7 Midpark 5 Wads. 7 Strongsville 6 Wads. I5 Cloverleaf 8 Record-7-3 Far Left: lst Team Pioneer Conference Quarterback, Bill Gearhart scrambles around the end for yardage against the mighty Magics. Bottom: lst Team Pioneer Conference Cor- nerback, Craig Street C335 calls the signals for the Doomsday Grizzly Defense during their victory over North Royalton. Above Right: All-Ohio Lineman Gregg Townsend pursues down the line during the Barberton game. I V's Struggle Throu h 2-7- 1 Season Wads. I2 Norton 26 Wads. Orrville Forfeit Wads. 'I4 Barberton 6 Wads O Brecksville I4 Wads I4 North Royalton O Wads 0 Berea 7 Wads O Brunswick 6 Wads 2 Midpark I8 Wads. 2 Strongsville I5 Wads. 2 Cloverleaf 2 Make-up game Wads. 6 Wooster 20 Above. The l982 J.V. Football Cheerleaders and Team. Front Row: L. Pries, M. Corell, B. Houck, S. Seidel, K. Earnest and S. Warner. Row 2. D. Rodgers, T. Kelley. W. Venter, S. Hoover, C. Street. C. Clark. J. Ruhlin and S. Gordon. Row 3. A. Eckler, S. Adams, R. Hahn, C. Herrick, M. Somody. B. Trease. and W. Turner. Row 4: B. Coler, D. Po- lomsky, N. Mumaw, T. Shoyat and B. Chaney. Row 5. Coach Miller, Coach Puglisi and Coach Hatch, Missing from the pic- ture-J. Blough, D. Thombs, T. Rader, A. Knight, S. Clucky and A. Hamilton. I ,nw ,m4f,Qw-f14W M A X fs Top: Grizzly defenders Todd Hamblin C631 and Tim Rader C755 look at the pile of North Royalton Bears and their team- mates after a play. The Grizzlies defeat- ed their opponents I4-O. Above Left: Mike Somody 4525 and his teammates watch attentatively on a Saturday morning. Above: J.V. punter Wayne Turner C835 booms one downfield at Art Wright. s Freshman Go Urldefeated! , i Wads. I4 Wads. 20 Wads. 8 Wads. 22 Wads. 26 Wads. 6 Wads. I6 s Record-6-O-I Barberton Highland North Royalton Strongsville Albion Berea Ford Middleburg Heights Brecksville Cloverleaf The J.V. Football team led by Coaches Puglisi and Miller struggled through a 2-7-I season only posting vic- tories against North Royalton and Bar- berton. A young team with little exper' ience grew more confident toward the end of the season as they gained the experience they needed. The Fresh- man Grizzlies had a very rewarding season. They defeated 6 of their 7 op- ponents and only tied Brecksville with a score of 6-6. Good job Guys! Left: Freshman Quarterback Scott Shreve barks out signals to the line in a game against Cloverleaf. Above: The freshman line prepares to do battle for the line of scrimmage against Cloverleaf. Left: The defense sells out through the of- fensive line of Cloverleaf ready to kill. Middle: Outstanding tailback, Mike Garn Cstandingj and an unidentified lineman prepare for the snap. Girls Cross C ountr Team Races To The Top The l982 Girls' Cross Country Team started out slow, but due to the hard work and effort put out by the girls the team became a tough team to beat. Co- Captains were Julie Friend and Charlene Yonally. Kim McCombs was named most valuable runner in the Pioneer Confer- ence. Placing seventh as an individual at Districts enables her to run at state. Kim McCombs also earned MVP on the Wads- worth Team. Liz Brandenstein, a fresh- man, won most improved runner. The Coach's special award went to Beth Mor- ris, a another freshman. A congratula- tions on a fine season goes to all the girls. Above: The girls prepare mentally and phys- ically for the meet against Brunswick. - A sssasgsss-.53 Q ,ai Above Running her hardest against the Brunswick team Jenny Gill runs out of the woods. She placed second in this race. Upper Right Sue Gerberick thinks only of the finish line as she runs on this hot day against Midpark. Kim McCombs, outstanding runner. out paces her competi- won first place in this meet Brunswick. Wooster lnv Champs 2 In Pioneer Conference Sectional 4 of 5 Districts ll of I4 Kim McCombs Ist team all Conference. Most valuable runner in Conference Jenny Gill 2nd team all Conf. Liz Brandenstein Ind team all Conf. Top: The i982 Girls' Cross Country Team, Kneeling: C. Yonally, L. DeRhonde, K. McCombs, B. Beaudoin, B. Morris. Stand- ing. C. Smith, B. Konkowski, L. Branden- stein, J. Spohn, J. Gill, C. Bloch, S. Gerber- ick, B. Houck, J. Friend. Above. Each of the girls concentrate on the run ahead of them and pays no attention to the Brunswick team around them. ,f yfjili I n 'T . 7 ,,,-', V V, mai' , V , S s ' ,Q .L 90 W Boys' Cross Country Runs Memoria Right: l982 boys cross country team Below: Racing into the open, Soc Rivers heads for the finish. Right: Steps behind his teammate, Dave Serfass pushes for the finish. The Cross Country Team had a good year placing Brad Falkenberg in the District Meet. Brad took 24th out of 66 runners in the field. Team captains were Steve Doell and David Serfass. Named most valuable player was Brad Falkenberg, most improved was Roger Pries and Steve Doell received the Coaches Award. Parl WJ W A114 mi in Going in for a team victory Ber Tripp moves past the fans. wt we 7 ,W A afar, ' M A ,. ,JW 1' . W , ,M W4 Qt .. mmm Above: Breaking away from the pack, Joe Kernan paces himself at the Memorial park course. Top left: Concentration showing on Steve Doell's face indicates the intesity ofthe race. Above: Crossing the open field at Memorial park. Wadsworth runs a good race. Wadsworth 26 Norton 25 Garfield Medma County invitational, Third place Brecksvllle 27 Wadsworth 4l N Royalton 60 Mldpark 24 Wadsworth 40 Brunswick 68 Wooster lnvttatnonal Fourth place Cloverleaf 28 Wadsworth 30 Malone lnvntational Saxth out of 23 teams Berea 20 Strongsville 44 Wadsworth 60 Grizzly Invitational: Sixth place Conference Fifth place Sectional Sixth place Walsh Invitational Ninth out of I9 IBBITIS Below: lntensely concentrating on her next shot. Kathy Muhl readies herself to receive service. LEULUIL IELULUUEE A 1 - , . AZ2Z2.E2?,Z'3,.'f?'Z5:'f,iLi2'2,EZ!FN'i'lZY, Begins Climb T0 The Top Mizak, Gwen Clark. Back Row-Tammy Cas- key, Stephanie Cash, Kathy Muhl: Mary Leavy, Mia Braun, Beth Ross. The I982 season for the girls' tennis team was aimed toward rebuilding with the hope of future winning sea- sons. Only two lettermen returned but many young players came out which pleased Coach Lynn Clark. Anne Thomson, Grace Greczanik, Tammy Caskey. Sue Clark, Mindy Mi- zak, Karen Alley, and Gwen Clark all earned letters this season. Senior Grace Greczanik won Conference Honorable Mention honors. Junior Sue Clark earned Conference Honor- able Mention honors as well. Also re- ceiving conference placements were Anne Thomson, Gwen Clark, Karen Alley, Tammy Caskey, and Mindy Mi- zak. Receiving Most Improved Player awards were Anne Thomson, Karen Alley, and Gwen Clark. Rounding out the team were Mia Braun. Beth Ross, Kathy Muhl, Stephanie Cash, and Mary Leavy. These girls played many tough matches this season, improv- ing their playing abilities and com- petitive experience 'with every match. Enthusiasm runs high among the players as many plan to continue practices throughout the off-season. Left: Lunging to return her opponent's shot, Tammy Caskey blasts this backhand across the net. Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth 'Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wassworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth SCORES Akron Firestone Medina Strongsville North Royalton Glenoak Cloverleaf Midpark Wooster Berea Brunswick Strongsville Cloverleaf Canton Timken Berea Brecksville Brecksville Midpark Brunswick North Royalton Record 4-I5 Above: A worried look crosses Grace Grec- zanik's face as she watches doubles part- ner, Tammy Caskey. hammer her forehand over the net. Left: Keeping her eyes on the ball, Grace Greczanik steps smoothly into her fore- hand passing shot. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads.. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads. Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wooster I6O Cloverleaf l7I Strongsville 162 Brecksville 187 Wooster I65 Ashland I65 North Royalton I77 Midpark I6O Cloverleaf I55 Strongsville I74 Canton McKinley I78 North Royalton I62 Berea I7I North Royalton I72 Midpark I6I Walsh I68 Berea I69 Brecksville Brunswick Berea Brecksville Brunswick Ashland St. Vincent Ravenna Barberton Medina Revere Stow a Barberton Kent Barberton Ravenna ft Rick Fuerst, shows us his perfected swing. ,J ww I rn ' lf ' , I l72 I74 l67 l59 l8O l78 l68 IG7 l79 l66 l75 l62 l75 IGS l76 l79 l88 l98 I82 I-16 l82 I96 l78 IGS l78 F ll l69 l72 IS3 I72 I9I ISI l94 194 I9I I 9 4? V f f I Upper Right: Here at the 6th hole, Senior 48, ' '73 ' Lower Right: Steve McKelvey and Rick Wal- ter fight over a loose club at the golf COUFSC. ,W,, , W f ,w,M' WW 3 Golf: ,l f 4 Y . f-had if me 3 6 The I982-83 Varsity Golf Team end- ed its season with 9 wins and 24 losses. The team's league record was 2-I2. Eric Caser held the lowest season average of the team and was also one of the Honorable Mention all Pioneer Confer- ence team members. l r LEFT: Brian Connor gets ready to tee off at WIS during one of the golf team's practice sessions. Above Left: Steve McKelvey is caught in a sand trap ..... againl Above: JV Golf Kneeling: Jeff Witschey. Rob Wheatley, Andy Orben, Frank Wits- chey, Mark McKelvey. Standing: Craig Hart, Kirk Myers, Greg Mack, Mark Ferra- ra. Glenn Hise. We Are All In This Together We're all in this together are the words to a cheer and best de- scribes the I982-83 cheerleading squads. The squads, led by Mrs. Judy Thompson, tried to awaken a sleeping school spirit in football sea- son through spot-Iighted pep rallies in the old gym, spirit announce- ments and decorating the com- mons. The cheerleaders efforts paid off and enthusiasim in WHS fans was sky-high. This enthusiasim car- ried over to Basketball too. The rah- rahs also tried to get the city of Wadsworth to support their teams. They called local businesses to put Grizzly Slogans on their marques and they were responsible for the Beat CIoverleaf signs that lined the streets of Wadsworth for the big game. RIGHT TOP: The freshmen football cheerleaders. FRONT- Julie Mast BACK- Leanne Tittle, Capt. Lisa Benya, Amy Rico, Liane Calbetzer and Chris Raw. RIGHT MIDDLE! The varsity football cheerleaders and Mascots - Row I- Lisa Vergeshe and Linda Hash. Row J- Kris Lecky, Capt. Rachael Lutz and Kristi Beeman. Row 3- Robin Rogers and Lori Stebbins. Row 4- Valerie Noe RIGHT BOTTOM- The j.v. football cheerleaders. FRONT- Beth Houck BACK- Kathi Earnest, Sheryl Seidel. Staci Warner. Capt. Maria Correll and Lori Pries. ABOVE: After cheering, halftime is al- ways an enjoyed rest, catching their breath are Robin Rogers. Sheryl Seidel. Staci Warner. and Kristi Beeman. WHS C heerleaders L 'W all Top: WHS JV Cheerleaders: Front row: Barb Houck, Lori Pries, Staci Warner, Cap- tain Vilie Koutrodimas Beth Houck, Kathi Earnest Back row! WHS Varsity Cheer- leaders: Kristi Beeman. Maria Corell, Cap- tain Rachael Lutz, Robin Rogers. Lori Steb- bins Cmissing Valerie Noeb X l Above: The Freshamn Cheerleaders! Front row: Julie Mast, Captain Liane Calbetzer Row 2: Kris Raw, Amy Rico, Stephanie Smith Row 3: Leanne Tittle Left: The Cloverleaf game was one of the most rowdy games the cheerleaders cheered at. Watching a Wadsworth victo- ry in progress are Kristi Beemen, Rachael Lutz, Valerie Noe and Lori Stebbins. x i S , 45 ., is M W f, ,iz +1 W Varstty Boys Basketball Scores Over Achievers Are Pioneer Conference 'f ' if r r 1 Q ga rnre if 5' MMIIW, I X f WA Q so Zine? C 0-Champs This year has been such a pleasure. This is a bunch of over achievers who have given everything they've got, stated Coach Dave Sladky in an inter- view for a local newspaper about his l982-83 Grizzlies. The Varsity B-ballers started the season with an exciting double-over- time victory over Brecksville, the pre- season Pioneer Conference favorite. The victory gave the team inspiration and set the tone for the season. The Grizzlies had the drive and determina- tion to finish as Co-Champions in the Conference with Brecksville at 9-3. The Grizzlies ended the season with a I2 - 9 record and were defeated by Akron East in tournament play. Top left: Rob Yank Yankovich shoots two for a victory over the Cloverleaf Colts. Top right Aim is essential as Jim Palecek knows Jim earned a varsity letter this year as a Junior Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth M Wadsworth Wadsworth Brecksvllle 52 N Royalton 53 Berea 50 Brunswick 57 Copley 78 Mldpark Sl Strongsvtlle 69 Wooster 48 Norton - 62 Cloverleaf - 43 Brecksville - 70 N. Royalton - 68 Berea - 68 Central Hower - 79 Brunswick - 54 Midpark - 62 Barberton - 87- h Strongsville - 63' Norton - 59 Cloverleaf - 57 Akron East - 72 Bottom Left: While playing the state run- ner-up Central Hower Eagles. Mark Brewer keeps his cool. Bottom Right! Senior Pat Durbin is Qui-ck as Lightning and can zip through tight places. J V Boys Basketball Scores l e XL Top Left- Junior Steve Lecky gets ready to pass the ball off to a team mate during a J.V. game. Top Right- The l98J-83 J.V. Boys Basketball Team, Kneeling- Dan Doyle, Mark Ferrara. John Blough, John Zuppas. John Ruhlin, and Steve Lecky. Standing- Dan Rodgers, Curt Herrick, Paul Yankovich, Mark Walker, Chris Wurst, Mike Recupero, Greg Mack. and Steve Hoover. Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Medina 32 Brecksvllle 45 North Royalton 32 Berea 4I Brunswick Sl Copley 4l Midpark 32 Strongsville 60 Wooster 38 Norton 38 Cloverleaf 38 Brecksville - 52 North Royalton - Berea - Gl Central Hower - 'I Brunswick - 69 Midpark - 44 Barberton - 47 Strongsville - 59 Norton - 56 Cloverleaf - 48 Record- 8 - l3 Far Right- One of the three Juniors on this years J.V. squad was Chris Wurst. Above- Putting it up for two points is Sen- ior guard Barry Fernholz. itil Q3 Upper left: Paul Yankovich goes up for a shot against a Cloverleaf Colt. Upper right: Rob Yankovich starts the game with a jump ball as .lim Palecek is ready to play. Freshman Boys Basketball Scores Wadsworth - 34 Orville - 36 ' Wadsworth - 49 Cloverleaf - 30 Wadsworth - SI Norton - 38 ' Wadsworth - 46 Middleberg Heights - 42 Wadsworth - 43 Medina Highland - 22 Wadsworth - 30 ,Berea Ford ' 24' Wadsworth - 45 Barberton LLL. Light - 6l Wadsworth - 49 North Royalton - I2 Wadsworth - 36 Albion - 28 Wadsworth - 29 y Brecksville - 35 2 Wadsworth - 48 Barberton Highland - 35 Wadsworth - 49 Berea Roehm - QI Wadsworth - 37 Center - 41 Wadsworth - 56 St. Vincent - 52 v Wadsworth Q 46 Copley - SO R - Wadsworth - 452 Walsh - 35 Wadsworth - 29 Hoban - 30 S Wadsworth - 43 Cloverleaf - 25 Record - 14-4 y Above: Ready to-rebound is Junior Scott Masters. Scott earned his first Varsity Let- ter in basketball this year. Left: The l982-83 Freshman Basketball Team. Kneeling: Jeff Anderson, Brian Col- let, Tom Wilson, Mark Lutz, Dave Foster, Jerry Davis. John Roberts, Steve New- brough, Tom Gairing. Standing: Coach An- derson, Gary Boyse, Scott Shreve. Gary Davis, Steve Schickler, Bob Louther, Tom Postack, Alan Blough, Tom Finn, Coach Fal- kenburg. Great For Varsity Girls' Basketball The Girls Basketball Team this year Senior for a Sectional Champions h The team was a very close group ani lP established several team records: Best shooting Z, for one seaso Best efficiency rating for one s son. Most assists for one season. Most Gains for one season. Super Year - Super Team. II. Ea had a very successful season. The team started off the season with two losses, but ended the year with a fine I4-9 record. In conference play the team had a super Il-3 record for sec- g . y a S y y r a ond place behind Brecksville. ln the B ' g state tournament, the team beat y S 1 H a H . a Cleveland West Tech. and Parma WHS. 30 Medina . 32 WHS 44 y Brecksville a 52 T WHS 53 Strongsvilie y T 34' WHS 68 Berea i T . sl F4 r SW!-IS T58 Norwayne f f it 58 WHS 43 North Royalton 39 y WHS Sl' tfloverleaf S y T 40 r WHS 45 Coply. 48s Wt-is 44 Norton i . 57 'WHS .43 Brunswick 39 WHS 60 Kenmore T 34 S WHS 45, Midpark 25 WHS 33 Wooster 47 WHS 32 Brecksville 41 WHS 54 Strongsville 59 WHS 38 Cloverleaf 34 WHS 60 Berea 40 WHS 45 North Royalton 40 WHS 45 Brunswick 42 WHS 62 Midpark 32 WHS 53 West Tech Gectionalj 41 WHS 52 Parma Senior CSectionalJ5I WHS 28 Brecksviiie 36 Upper Right: Defensive players Amy Vorn- dran and Kris Reynolds hope to get the ball from a West Tech opponent. Right: A close jump ball is what is in store for Kay Krout. nzm:. M'-f -M ' Qin. Zluffj- QRXZZLIUQ i3Yl.ZZL5':5'- M2555 3 QQQEZCQ53 gqglilggs ,Sag 1 2 L 5,1 30 8 CMC sl X : CBottomD Angie Smith, Chris Duff. E Krout, Carol Brannigan, Amy Vorn- nn, fTopJ Cindy Caskey, Kelly Winland. nnon Finn, Debbie Barton, Carrie h, Kris Reynolds. Kim Monroe. Coach k Lange. Above: Shannon Finn assists the team in Above: Trying to concentrate, Debbie Bar their struggle against Copley. ton hurries down the court. junior Varsity Basketball l7f 46 '10 aaaaaaa l aaaa 3V'34lf5Y5ll5 a aaa K 4 a aaa J wiaisf aaaa lsyfrcig-ggsayliiigi aaaa 'jff,35g 'k,krk ,V,iy,' if a aa C a aa 'ff aal a a aaa 1 K aa a aaa aaaaa aaa a a aaa 'iff aa a Q fi aaaaaa 5 Jairirffritff2:12 Q K it 1aaa a a a a a alalla 1 a aaa -lf a a aaa aaaa l Yflif f K t ,sea also K fl aaaaaa Q 1jWHSjL aa a 33 aaaa 5 226 K K 30 . 25 J f 25V-'5?iOr59SviH6 47 WHS 31 y :Ciovefieaf I i9 :ayfj WHS 38 Berea: K -i9 WHS 36 N' Rvvilivfrf 11 K K f was Brunswick. r '32 Kflflifiiiaflitelijf K - 29 K :WN , Vw WWW SX Above: CBottomj Sue Opalenik, Tina Ste- Chris Duff, Leslie Gairing, Stacy Huber, Kim West Chris GFIGVC Kim MON' fan, Steph Newbrough, Kelly Cliffel, fMid- Kim Kuhnheim, 1Topj Jodi Lambert. Kelly Coach Jan Alfhaus TCW' VCFWY dleb Kirsten Leonard, Jeannie Galecki. Winland, Bonnie Bajorek, Tammy Belvin, Fine Freshman Basketball Team Left: front row Lisa Polomsky, Nan Mayer. Kathy Muhl, Chris West, Margaret Gram- mas, Coach Horrisberger 2nd row Mary Baughman, Sharon Houck, Michele May- nard. Michelle Byers. Tracy Hann 3rd row Chrissy Harter, Jackie Ruppel, Sue Baker. Jeanne Reilly. Below! ln a moment the ball will be in the hoop with a little help from .Iodi Lambert. 1 ' ' .fi x 5? K st left: Hoping to keep the ball moving. Kim Monroe passes the ball to a teammate. Grapplers Gain Experience First Row, J. Witschey, M. Bendel. B. Pa- ams, B. McGarry, C. Sisson, R. Wiggons, cott, K. Wright. A. Walker, B. Rock, litto, M. Lowe. D.J. Endress. J. Hinckle. C. C. Sours. S. Wolf. B. McElroy. M. Hulsey. B. Meyers. C. Woodcock. Hassenger, T. Fortner, D. Ball. E. Shook, McGowan, M. O'Conner, R. Gray, M. Feurst. C. Borland. M. Garn, S. Gordon.i M. Isaac. F. Witschey. Second Row, S. Ad- Green, Mr. Winkler. Third Row, Mr. Tal- Alkyer, G. Rabung. The wrestling team didn't have a good overall record, but had much in- dividual talent. Wadsworth placed three people in the Pioneer Confer- ence. Mickey McGowan, Rick Feurst. Mike Garn. Mike Garn was an alternate to districts and Rick Feurst lost a close match in overtime which kept him from going to districts. Feurst also won team honors for most points scored in the duel meets and McGowan won most takedowns. Improvement was the main idea for this team. Coach Talcott sayed, Our team improved greatly from our first match to Pioneer Conference. The J.V. team placed many in the J.V. tour- naments. Scott Gordon placed in every J.V. tournament that he participated in. Scott Adams and Matt Bendel also did well. Experience, a main factor in wrestling, will be in the team's favor next year. Above. Scott Adams muscles his opponent with a head lock. 106 i I982-83 WRESTLING SCORES Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Coventry Highland Norton North Royalton Strongsville Cloverleaf Brecksville Berea Brunswick Midpark IO O I2 I6 26 Wadsworth wrestlers prepare for match against Berea. 'lm WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 69 595 66 92 66 52 74 739 73 7I5 73 7l5 6l 50 67 45 6l 40 GI 40 6I 90 65 I0 65 I0 65 25 62 75 G mnastics The I982-83 Grizzly gymnastics team found this year to be one of hard work and intense training for its many newcomers. Veteran gymnasts Vicky Bremkamp, Rae Ritz, and co-captains Terrie Bremkamp and Tracie Scar- berry were key factors in developing the team's ability to train endlessly and also interact with each other. Honors went to Rae Ritz, Geneve Darnell, Linda Hash, and Tracie Scar- berry for qualifying into the sectional meet, with Linda Hash continuing onto the district meet. Canton Tlmken Strongsvllle Revere Berea N Royalton Central Hower Wooster Akron Hoban Rlttman Medina Brecksvllle Woodridge Stow Cloverleaf Hudson Pioneer Conference 6th place 79 205 97 65 76 745 93 745 SI 795 67 69 63 20 7 05 63 45 67 45 88 45 42 55 72 90 77 40 76 35 '. if WHS 62.70 Madpafk se.s5 i Above: Rae Ritz shows us perfection on her balance beam routine. Below: Terrie Bremkamp displays one of the many poses used during a floor routine. Team members. Row I, G. Park, L. McNulty, R. Ritz, B. Beaudoin, T. Bremkamp, T. Scar- berry, L. Hash, P. Beeman, N. Boos, V. Bremkamp, G. Ruckmam manager, P. Stime- ly, manager. Row 2, Coach I. Mittendorf, M. Bly, manager, D. Mavity, trainer, L. Benya, V. Black, K. DePitro, G. Darnell, S. Kovacs. ,Ww.WWMMmm 4mMuwmw X Mm ,.,,., , I , ,, ,,.. . .a,a,Wa 5.5. '- ., , j Q, ,. aw, . V- I V, . M 1,g,,g:gc,L.,g. K V K ' ' 4 7 A ' V fi- -15.3.gJ.2'l,'f,,lM.HiQ . 1 . I It kiwi, ft it ff . ...R N ffff F Y f ,, . . . If J' -l 1 1 - G5 , f I '.Pf7ffffg'g 517155595722ii'f'L'Tf',' 4 . N ' fffQf'.'fy l',gf,, ,+Ng,:w,.,.1 ...M . ...WWI Y 'W K4 ' :LZ41:.744..,,,,,........m,m., . - - . 4 M161 , fy., .14 Top. Brigitte Beaudoin gets ready for her dismount. Above. Vicky Bremkamp waits patiently for her turn at a meet while Coach Mitten- dorf looks on. Left. Thoughtfully watching her team- mates, Tracey Scarberry wonder what the final results will be. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS Kent Roosevelt 78 Canton Timken 3l Akron Central Hower 28 North Canton Hoover Ashland Hudson Copley Ashland Timken North Massillon Alliance Copley Wooster Berea Perry Midpark Districts WHS I3th place 6I 65 75 55 82 95 82 77 82 59 82 36 82 23 70 57 87 40 66 6I WHS 56 Hudson 7l WHS 69 57 59 68 64 63 82 44 Season record, I3 wins, 5 losses Above: Sue Fister show us one of the many styles of swimming, the butterfly. Swimming 83 The Wadsworth swim team had a winning season this year with I3 wins and 5 losses. Toward the beginning of their season, the team placed second in the relays held at Wadsworth. The 'KD yard freestyle relay team of Tim Hartshorn, Lars Thelin, Mark Hagen- baugh. and Mac McAnlis worked well together and were able to place 8th in districts. Also in districts, Lars Thelin placed 9th in the lm yard freestyle and Mame Coolman placed lOth in div- ing. The team made a good show by placing I3th overall. K ' W C 'ff if Above: Liz Brandenstine shows us exper- tise on the diving board. Upper Left. Coaches Harry Brown and Gladys Barnard wait for the final results in a meet. Above. Mac McAnlis, lane 2 and Mark Hagenbaugh. lane 4, are ready and wait- ing for the starting gun. Team members. Row I. M. Coolman, K. Eckenrode. L. Brandenstine. S. Fister, N. Houston, S. Bardon. Row 2: C. Chamb- liss. Manager, J. Jones. Manager, D. Uhl, K. Chambliss, R. Turner. L. Thelin. M. McAnlis, M. Hagenbaugh, D. Eckenrode. A. Bennkamper, C. Adams. Row 3. Coach G. Barnard, Coach H. Brown, M. Bardon. T. Hartshorn, A. Brunham, J. DeHaan. T. Walker, M. Ziegler, T. Shoyat, M. Tylka, B. Currens. Below. A good start is needed to gain an edge over your opponents. i Track Team riumphs In 83 LMVVX . Top: Leading Wadsworth in the quarter mile race, John Kyner and John Zuppas strive for the finish. Above: The Wadsworth guys start the last stretch of the race and each plans his strategy for winning the race. Top right: Lyn Butler clears the hurdle with ease as he leaves his opponents in the dust. Above: ln the heat of the race, Soc Rivers tries to pull ahead of his rival. ff X J.- Running Events mmf? Left: During the Tri-meet with Midpark and Cloverleaf. Scott Reeling sprints past his Midpark competitor. Top Left: Need any help with your shoes? Lyn Butler asks Martin Opalenik. Top Right carrying the baton for Wads- worth, John Kyner runs to hand off to his teammate. Above Brad Falkenberg makes his move to pass the lead runner. Left Giving his all. Wayne Stripe sprints the last feet of the race. The Boys' Track Team won first in Medina County lnvitationals as well as being 3rd in the Pioneer Conference. Ted Jurey, Steve Doell and Mark Ogur- chak were named the outstanding members of the team. Mark Ogurchak Qualified for State in the discus throw. Together the team put out a great ef- fort for a blue ribbon season. Right: Barely clearing the bar, Ted Jurey clears 5' lO . 4 , 7 yi Fail 9' - Xyzjf ,., M afew x .wk 'M x y ,fm f ,wits 4 hw 4 , ,g,..',it A-am ,- -f 4 at , 1 , ta ,, , f it ' ', l V l F J' , T , W elf? 1 U 7 ik, f if - V, , 1 -1f' , 2 ,M is , M f Above: Turning the corner, Brad Falken- berg struggles for the lead among the Wadsworth runners. rack s. Above: Crossing the line first takes a extra ounce of determination for Kenny Valen- tine as he wins the 200 relay. Right: In the 4w, John Kyner cuts seconds off his time just ahead of Steve Baum- gartner. , fu., W, ,, W ' WXZWW Q we f T g I . .Q x ,Win ,,. a, FH.. , 1 My 'pa w e Y Scores Wadsworth 68 Norton 64 Wadsworth ll7 Barberton I5 Wadsworth III Wooater 20 Tri Meets S Wadsworth second against Berea and Brecksville Wadsworth first against Midpark and Cloverleaf Wadsworth third against Kent and Walsh Other Meets Wadsworth first against St. Ed.'s, Strongsville, and N. Royalton Ashland Relays: Second out of seven Berea Relays: Eighth out of 28 Kent Invitational: I3 out of I6 Medina County First of Five Pioneer Conference: Third out of Seven ops up, up and over, Brian Conners District Meet Sixth out of I8 ts for WHS. Tensed and ready to run, Wads- Tops Team relay runner Tom Van Steen- Centers Ready. Set. Run! The Wadsworth ortn waits for the gun to start the kiste hands the baton to Chris Wurst for team is out of the blocks. ace. the home stretch run. l Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth SCORES 55 Medina M 1 612 '-A W Norton Strongsvrlle N Royalton Wooster Brecksville Berea Midpark Cloverleaf Kent Roosevelt Stow W ' 55 59 59 84 ' 47 p , 84 . ll g 11, . 63 f g 47 51 p 566 WW't, 6lVz 'J 5 X 24 88 ' g 22 88 SM 49 6l 70 40 Upper Rights Diane Foraker gives it her all in the long jump. , lf. Qualify To State In '83 . -. . .1 Right, Front Row: J. Isaac, R. Rueter, S. Barnhart, J. Friend, K. McCombs, D. For- aker, L. Brandenstein, J. Reilly, B. Beau- doin, M. Baughman. K. Koontz, K. Kraut. Row 2: A. Rico, G. Darnell, M. Hohman, S. Cranston, Coach Falkenberg, D. Cousin Gerberich, K. Monroe, J. Gill, K. Reynolds, P. Roberts, N. Smole. S. Finn, A. Blanton, B. Morris, B. Houck, S. Opalenik, H. Walk- Spohn, D. Mclnererey. L. Daniels, er, M. Belacastro, Manager Row 3: Coach Hawk, Manager. W My Upper Left, Speed and accuracy are Above: Kim McCombs leads the pack in Top Right: Shannon Finn soars up to new needed to compete in the long jump. a conference meet. Kim was one of four heights as she helped the girls to an athletes to qualify for state this year. outstanding dual meet record of 8-2. Girls' rack Team Runs Rugged Schedule ABOVE: Beth Morris and Sue Gerberich show us the deep concentration needed to be a relay racer. ABOVE RIGHT: Lisa Daniels shows us her throwing power in the shot put division of a track meet. RIGHT: Kim McCombs stretches out before a meet. 3 'U LEFT: Good balance and coordination is needed for the discus event as Shannon Finn shows. BELOW: Sue Gerberich puts forth that little extra effort which shows why Wadsworth is number one. .wt 'sf tm, lim St fb 529 fi? LEFT: Beth Morris strives on for victory. Above: Kay Krout puts out her all for the long jump. M.. Varsity Scores Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Medina Mudpark Cloverleaf Breck sv like Strongsville North Royalton Berea Barberton Brecksville Cloverleaf Strongsville North Royalton Medina Midpark 'lr' Top: Varsity, Row I: A. Smith J. Smith S. Up to bat is senior Tammy Caskey Crowe row 2: K. Kissinger P. Roberts S. ready to hit a home run. Rayke T. Caskey K. Winland A. Childers row 3: A. Boyer C. Biro C. Caskey K. Roberts, L. Pries, P. Thombs, C. Bloch, row 4: P. Yarman. Coach P. Horrisberger. Softball Players Work Well Together Since only four girls were returning from last year, it was a rebuilding sea- son for the I983 softball team. The girls worked hard and worked well togeth- er. Their success was measured by outstanding effort and improvement. Overall they had a very rewarding sea- son. ,pave Top: Playing first base is Amy Childers. She is ready to make her move when the ball comes her way. Above: Sophomore pitcher Kelly Win- land throws a ball that's hard to hit. enter Right: JV Softball Team: Front ow: Jessi Cartwright, S. Newbrough. ow two: Randie Yoder. Ruth Hender- hot. Jackie Whitt, Suzie Flynn. Kelly Iiffel. Sue Baker. Row three: Tracy ans, Shelly Kline. Michele Mong, Mar- aret Grammas. Bonnie Baiorek, Nan yers. Lisa Polomsky. Michelle May- ard. Top: Junior Angela Smith watches for run- Above: Junior Sandy Crowe shows out- ners who may attempt to steal a base. standing form in her swing. Busy Spring Keeps Baseball Team Challenged JV team. front: B. McGarry. M. Minor. J. Roberts. C. Hassinger, S. Hoover, K. Myers, C. Kane. D. Foster, back: Coach S. Wolf. S. Greico, S. Hennington, M. Ferrara. W Venter, R. Thornton, K. Myers. M. Cal- laghan, R. Ralston. A. Knight. J. Blough. Above Senior pitcher Bill Gearhart winds up for a fast ball. K+- 1 Top. Senior Mike Chaumont is ready t hit a home run. Above Catcher Mike Wells is waiting to tag a runner coming home. ..w. . . . . gwadsworth Wadsworth n Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth .Wadsworth .Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth adsworth Wadsworth 3 5 3 3 6 O I4 4 I4 I4 S 4 I 5 I 2 6 4 8 0 I I Wooster Strongsville Midpark Cloverleaf Breeksville Ravenna North. ,Royaltor Glen. Qak Bereaiji I 1 Strongsville North Garfield Garfield Cloverleaf Brecksville North Wooster Hobanj Cuyahoga. Falls North -Royalton I 6 I2 0 5 5 6 2 8 6 6 4 O 4 3 9 I 5 3 3 6 The I983 baseball team found that outstanding effort and teamwork is a winning combination. Cooperation and sportsmanship are the most important lessons in sports. This team learned these lessons well and in doing so they were rewarded with a winning season. Left: Mike Wells follows through on a good hit. An Outstanding Year For Baseball JM. Center Up to bat is Rick Walters and he hits a double. Left: His follow through is what makes Bill Gearhart's pitch so hard to hit. Varsity team: Kneeling: D. Dunning. D. Spencer, T. Weber, P. Durbin, C. Street. M. Wells. Standing: Coach R. Hall, P. Blanken- ship, R. Walter, C. Gelvin, M. Brewer, M. Chaumont. T. Randolph, B. Gearhart, Coach R. Manful. Right: Fiercely pounding the ball back into the opposite court Curt Fernholz gets ready for the return Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wasdworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth volley. Wooster Barberton Norton Medina Copley Brooksville N Royaiton Berea Hudson Msdpark Stfongsvtile Cioverieaf Brecksville N Royalton Berea Revere Midpark Pxoneer Conf Strongsvalle Clovorleaf Norton - . . of i fs 2'- n- M. frm A we owl ' if lnf ,,' l',' , , 7 :f 2 xv ,,,,,,. ABOVE: Squarly returning his opponents long drive, Mike Somody drills the ball across the net. ABOVE: Poised and ready Bill Habicl stands the center line in doubles agains Norton. LEFT: Bearing down for full pow fel backhands the ball to the point. , af- wb ,gp ,......e....t ABOVE: Eyes never leaving the Peterson sets up the next shot M 5 40' 4146981 x n ' W I f 5'-vi. 'Y MW M My I n AA V ,,. . ..- -f 9 ihf an '! an XS.iJ'X,,.'f' 1 1 GQEQ ,. 3' V' 2 A f' A ffff Qzgfj , 'f ff M, H Q x z '?L' E5 'Q if , , f ,t 13 E Z .1---,W W' fa I n Q M dv J A4 V UCS 'f-wm.,,.,. Q 5? 23 M A wah, 4 w W, ' S 1 f fff4 ' W' E 3 rg Y i w. WWwM1'f , V ,W I izZ4t,'f,7fiL4:v' H ifwff',f'2W ' WJ., , ,, , ,,,, ,'f,,,,, ,,,, , ,f ,, v,,,v, fn, ,,,,,,.,,h,i ,,,, ,f 3 V: 'W v7h,,M,, g ww ' ' f , , , 5,wif:LQ:55:7'-'JfWffZMHX?fGpY?f i,f7Q,w,,'L7'gjg:hyg3,,f,'Ig1f:jyg512W,',4wkfh W? ' ,HW 7' fflfliivf',2iZEi,1ZIw,31?'Wf'f'WJ fAU'ffWL , , , ,, ,, ruff, f H , ' , Y W QQ yy I H, V, M gjf24fbWwf4iwfW,f,f,W,,,Wgvm, - , W mm er ,f , I W W fi4gzvzi ,, f 9 :I v gpg, ww ,, W M Y' ,W fm . , ff 4 ,,.......,, ,0- -qm K Q. .Q 'i X ' Right: Qualifying for the Lincoln Douglas Debate are Paul Flowers and Brant Jessel. Below: Latin competetort Wade Wilcox placed first in English Oratory. W K Above left: Kay Shoemaker and Sally Smole took top honors in Business Competitions. Above right: Math team Winners- Seated Chris Carrino ranked first at WHS. Back row Frank Carrino high scoring Freshman. Wade Wilcox high scoring Sophmore. Barry Crawford high scoring Senior Louisa Kreider high scoring Junior. Right: Showing off her pen set, Betty Hartzler won first at OEA competition. Ri ing About The est In Competio V , Top: FHA's award of merit went to Juli Kurtz and Becky Light. Above: Cos student. Kim Turner, took first in her category. i 1 ,ig Q MW, ,, wx. Top: Kim Turner took second in regional competition in prepared speech in DHO. Above: The Accounting Related I team of Lisa Daniels, Karen Jones, Bob Buccigrossi, Sherri Wagner and Carrie Bloch represent- ed WHS at OEA competition. Left: FHA member Paula Brown took her winning scrapbook to state and won sec- ond place. H Above: The I983 yearbook staff: sitting, Libby Carretta, Star Swain. Becky Raack, Pam Buck, Rachael Lutz, Theresa Tittle, and Kim Blough, standing, Kris Hamilton, Angie Carter, Amy Grady, Debbie Craddock, and Rob Kindig. Right: Leaning against the fence for sup- port, Kris Hamilton, Libby Carretta, Star Swain. Amy Grady, and Becky Raack Cfrontb enjoy the outdoors. . :5:i:I: 0 I I I l.l'l.lIlI L I-I-I-Ig.-:gig - 'l Left: Angie Carter, Pam Buck, Theresa Tit- tle and Rob Kindig gather around the wood pile as if they were actually engaged in work. .---.- Kim Blough wait patiently to leave for the 121212: - - annual staff banquet. 3.5-52- - , f A. 7 f 'f'f':':' Left: Also a part of the I983 yearbook staff are Jill Davis, Stephanie Wolf, and Dawn Ondrik. ?E5 IIIIIII I ll lIl.lI I I I I ll 'Ill I I I I ll Below: Standing beneath the coolness of ylfiflfl the tree Deb Craddock, Rachael Lutz and :l:l:l:l.l-lll'l'l n'u'n'n'n'n'r':'e'u'u'n'u'u'n'u'u':'1'u'u'l'u'I'l'I'I'I'I'I'l'l'l'l'l'l'I'I'I'I'l I Entertainment America Choir Concert Top Leftt Paula Conger solos Run For The Roses. Above, After the final song Mr. Lawrence accepts applause for the choir. 1 f r fl, Top Right, Valerie Noe and Mark Easterday dance the tango while singing Hernando's Hideaway Rights Mr. Lawrence and Mindy Lawrence put expression into Getting To Know You. it ,Mi 6 fri' Topt Denise Hoerger Theresa Tittle, Paula Aboveg Hawaii visits Wadsworth as these Conger and Amy Whitman get A's for their girls dance the Hula. singing effort. Aboveg Mr. Lawrence and Sue Opalenick do a little touch up on their song before the concert. The National Honor Society inducts 49 students each year based on schol- arship, involvement in activities and character. They inducted I6 Seniors and 33 Juniors this year. Another orga- ,, ,f ,M , ,,,,V, J ',,,, ,L .............-...-.wtmw fr And Math Team Outstanding Students Reco nized BY nization with exceptional scholars is the Math Team. The Math Team won its region and placed l4th in State. The top winner was Chris Carrino. Below: lnductee Steve Doell, his mother and NHS member Mark Brewer, stand in line for the reception held after the ceremony. ' A .'f2' Q I 1 li .1 9 ,iff 4, up .4 Q 'elif .s 6 'Um Above: Barry Crawford and Tom Lehr en- joy the pizza pa,-ty held after the last math Below: Joe Muhl inducts Kim McCombs as test, the NHS members look on. Left: Brian Parrish. Jim Witt and many oth- er WHS students diligently showed up for the after school math test. Above: Mike Hoffman concentrates as he tries to complete the timed test. Left: Dave Johnson lights one of five can- dles that symbolize NHS as Valerie Noe describes the virtue of that candle. Above: Paul Flowers congradulates Carol Brannigan on being inducted into NHS on April 27th. Left: Raising money for service projects. Carol-Lyn Falaga sells carnations for NHS. Foreign Language Clubs Feature Fun And rips The foreign languages offered at WHS are French, Spanish, and Latin. This past summer many of the foreign language students took one of the trips offered by WHS to Spain, France, and other spots of interest. As other stu- dents who went on similar trips in past years, everyone had a fabulous time. Right: Let's see , say Schuyler Steelburg. If I grab this real quick . . Below: Award winning Latin students re- turn successfully from JCL convention. 'x '37 ...p lll3?ii Q S . hx A 6 is nv T X .Q - y 6 -is g Below: Candy sales help Latin Club pay for their trip to Junior classic League Convention , ,,,, . ff -x s, , sf ,Q f E ,-. Mfwwi ,NM ,aff '52 Top left, The hot shot blackjack dealer at this year's Mardi Gras was Dave Polomsky. Bottom left, Waiting to see if lady luck is good to them are Kris Reynolds and Becky Flowers. Above, The Spanish three and fours experi- ment with clothing of different cultures. Fl. Team Rises Above With State Rankings RIGHT: Nathan Dick and Todd Parsons practice holding their papers during a debate. BELOW: Julie Darlington takes nomina- tion for future NFL officers. gm M l 1 I W1 Jamey ABOVE: No Wayl yells Lyn Elsass as she and David Lee and Sue Wilson sit through an NFL meeting! MMV' ,, f, ,t fir X T A , A , 7' , lfzzwlfy l I, W is T ,. aww f We , ' Y! If V1 H H 'mv Hfwftf, S E, 5 CENTER RIGHT: Trying to do yoga and talk to his NFL members at the same time is a natural talent for Mr. Gains. RIGHT: Wade Wilcox tries to look en- thused as he sits through an NFL meet- ing! Hgh ,V ,H ,. if 6 ff if. , X MTW 4: , it I My IVV ,ff H of yayyt y inn! tt, EW a 444 I 5 Student Council members dig- Above: Apples for the teachers is a Valen- plans for their Spirit King and tine's day Student Council project that Mr. contest, Neff can really enjoy. Student Council Active All Year Left: Spinning some tunes on the Student Council's jukebox, Holly McNulty fills the com- mons with music. Below: John Baker busily washes the dishes on the Student Council's day in the cafeteria. 'Haw ,f 5ffk-My Above: Tour guide assignments for the North Central Visitation are handed out by Student Council President CT Kirkpatrick. 139 Right: Award winning press writers. Mike Hoffman and Karen Giacomo, help update the Briun's bulletin boards. if 1. ,ra 454 if MJ p 4--........ Above: Making sure that there are no er- rors in the Bruin are Vicki Lundblad and Scott Wrigley. BLOOD Y E NOW.. .ir 1 fs 3' WWMWO we-aim Above: Making cookies for the mobile is just one of the task of the members. ow: FHA members Becky Light and Ja- : Beaver construct one of many bulletin Top right: Looking over the WHS Bruin are nrds put up in the office this year. Val Bowling and Amy Hershberger. I M V r',, f X plviv IM A V, X 'J is A . QR. ' my 'fill M up -1 , r f L 1 FHA Above, Christina Arndt and Shelly Adcox are wrapping a gift for the first baby born at Wadsworth - Rittman Hospital during FHA HERO Week. Left: Trying to meet deadline, Mrs. Linson makes sure Lisa Verghese works hard. CHEGRLSHEGY TR'IUC9VIP H I5 GYWUSIC T0 CBANDS CEA .'----Q X lava, ' Right: The trumpet section of the Wads- worth Band gives an awesome perfor- FHBIICS. 4 1131 Above: Lisa Lauck, Chris Duff, Teri Brem kamp, and Sara Barabas get ready to twirl. Right: Band members march in the Tourna ment of Bands. It was said that when the W.H.S. band uniforms came in, they came like champions. They also went out like champions, Grand Champions of Her- shey, Pennsylvania! When the band went to Hershey for its annual spring trip,Vthey were unknown and from an unknown little town, but when they were through, everyone knew what Wadsworth was all about. Wadsworth placed first in concert band and marching band, and the twirlers took first place. The majorettes were unde- feated this season. The band also took second place in parade out of ten bands, along with third place taken by the color guard, and fourth place taken by the stage band. All the points added up giving the Wadsworth Marching Grizzlies the Grand Championship of Hershey Award. QW!--an Top The Concert Band puts onaChrlstmas Above: The Band performs in a competi- show tion in Frye, Ohio. Left The Alumni Band ,omg WHS In 3 can Center Left: Vicki Suki, Carolyn Falanga. cert numbgr and Lynn Johnson rehearse for the upcom- ing concert. Pep Club And FCA Keep Spirit Hi I1 Right: Ah that was good says Susan Ger- berick after eating breakfast made by FCA. hwy - . - 'f usa 1 --It: ' Top Left: Showing their artistic talent Sue Above: Nervously, Scott Adams bites his Rothacker and Tammy Jones paint signs nails hoping Kay Krout will leave him some for Pep Club. sausages. Above: Chef Maureen Haupt cooks cakes for FCA breadfast. Below: Getting stuck with the dishes, Mr Right: Concentrating on pouring orange Vlartin gets the traditional dish-pan juice. Rob Yankovich serves FCA mem- 1ands . bers and many hungry patrons. it Q I Q . QI Xa S- s X J ki - -- x X X XX X ' k 2 'wr' boveg FCA members finish Qff the Ief- RighttRobin Rogers and Lori S!8bbiI1S help nvers. Pep club put up signs for the big game. ,Mp-sw 5 ,F Students Make VICA And 2 Right: Every year, DHO, Diversified Health Occupations, sponsors the Blood Mobile. 5 5 Top Left: Automotives does their part in making VICA the success that it is by dis- i playing their work. Bottom Left: Tom Oplinger tried his new socket wrench on a teacher's car in Auto- motives. Bottom Right: Jeff Nicodemus, Pam Gas- key. Charlene Yonally, and Jim Carter are members of DECA. Many juniors and seniors become actively involved in vocational pro- grams, which places them in important clubs such as VICA, Vocational lndus- trial Clubs of America, OOEA, Ohio Office Education Association, and DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America. These clubs allow students to compete for business titles and help them acquire special skills needed to obtain a secure job. WHS has excep- tionally well equiped vocational pro- grams that are to be highly admired. Top Left: Tracy Scarberry. a member of OEA, shows her nerves of steel as she pre- pares for Verbal Communications competi- tion. Left: Barb Data, Cindy Reich, and Chris Kissinger make the best of waiting around for their competition results. Bottom Left: Wendy Hawk, Lisa Daniels, Karen Matheny. Debbie Craddock, and Robin Conn recently placed first at region- als as a Parliamentary Procedure Team and went on to compete at the state level. Bottom Right: Teachers' Aide is an impor- tant part of VICA and Racheal Lutz helps to prove this as they hold their annual Donkey Basketball Game. ,uf W W X M--.M rf? N N ww me . 'ZG- ,MW ,, W 1 'wfwfw -V , ,,,,, wffwf ww ,www f f . f , 'f M g f ' 1 6 1 W f ,. 0 V ,,2 ' , ? , f 41 N-xlwxawgg J ' ff .2 x mga U U iw.. X xx + x A 2 1-........m,.. Q ,. . A.. .Q :S at X - E X fs -1. A,,'--q WHS A dministra tion Above: Dr. Joseph Webb, Assistant Princi- pal Right: Mr. Charles Parsons. Principal 1 Above: Mr. Keith Leggett, Assistant Princi- pal Above: Mr. Martin Cramp, Vocational Di- Above: Mr. Lorrell Mast, Athletic Director Above: Mrs. Betty Drewes, rector Office Supervisor 2 if 2 Rising Above The Ordinary Left: Mr. Stan Coon, Superintendent Above: Mr. David Walters. Assistant Super intendent Below: Mr. George Mayers, Treasurer Left: The Board of Education: Cal Clifford. Robert Kelly. John Puglisi Back row: Sandy Solaro, William Elsass , Senior Teachers Prepare Their Students few? If Alfred Arnold Marybeth Bayduke Robert Gorman 657' Gary Havens Geneva Hovis Janet Johnston , , l , . f we ww. J New , Z, Above: During the blood mobile at WHS. Senior DHO instructor, Miss Kovalchin. takes a break for cookies and punch with brave donors, Mia Braun, left, and Teri Waddell, right. Above: Mrs. Johnston displays how much she enjoys teaching the Senior teacher aide class. students laborious work on their position teacher Miss Roher i Above: Meticulously supervising I nine-weeks term paper is Senior 'b Soar To Greater Heights Right: Masquerading as Gregor Mendel. Senior English teacher, Mr. Gorman. adver- tises his book about genetics to a Sopho- more Biology class. Below: Standing at attention. band direc- tor, Sam Mayes, demonstrates his ability to command authority. 5 3 H' 95 Above: Being interrupted in the middle of diligently doing his Accounting paper work. Mr. McNamara raises a startled face from his desk. Bernadine Kovalchin Michael McNamara Sam Mayes cl l l is 45,7 Gary Petty Sally Porter Ann Roher Abell, Natalie Acker, Rick Akers, Ed Allison, Heather Almenar, Edith Anderson, Michele Anderson, Mike Andrews, John Right: Junior Student Council Members: Shelly Manful, Jon Baker, Vicki Lunblad Maria Corell. l M llllll ,nm...m- A Right: Junior Class Officers: Secretary- Treasurer, John Johnson. Vice-President, Linda McCormick. President. David Uhl. Angeloff. Terri Arison, David Arvay, Laura Bach, Julie Bailey, Roda Baker, John Baker, Tamara Ball, Darrell Ball, Kevin Bardon, Max Barnby, Mary Barnes, Tracie Barnhart, Ron Bauer, Amy Baughman, Joe Bauman, Deborah D...-wi.-3. Bebout, Paul Benchoff, Teri Bennett, Todd Billhimer, Lisa Birkbeck, Mary Bishop, Jeff Bittner, Valerie Blamble, Jenny Above left: Careful with that match ad- vises Dawn Ondrik as John Johnson lights the bunsen burner. Above: Being extra careful not to break the test tube in his experiment is Rob Rose. Far left: Mr. Houston checks in last weeks lab grades. Left: Careful data collection assures Mike Mitten a good chemistry lab grade. Chem Kids Blanar, Becky Bloch, Carrie Bly, Mary Bode, Chris Bordac, Scott Bozigar, John Bragg, Jeff Braun, Mia Bremkamp, Terrie Brown, Gidget Brown, Paula Buccitelli, Mark Butdorf, Holly Butler, Lisa Carey, Margaret Carretta, Libby 155 Carrino, Felicia 1 Cartwright. Lori Caskey, Cindy Chambers, Dichelle Chambliss, Kenneth Chik, Chris Chirdon, Todd Above: Now let me tell you about this great book says Sock Rivers. Right: Report time in Mrs. Toth's English puts DeCheIIe Chambers behind the podi- um. Clark, Sue Cleckner, Pat Cluckey, Theresa Clyne, Leticia Cole, Kim Cole, Lesley Conn, Robin Cool, Stephen Coon, Scott Corell, Maria Cottrill, Carrie Cottrill, Connie Cowles, Paula Craddock, Debra Choban, Debra Christian, Stephen Christian. Theresa Clark. Mark ' 2 f. k,ff V, ,L 4 . I ,,- ,. I :.ff ,,, A if ' I '- 2 ,. I iif va X f if tw W 2 Z ., 5 ' fa f 1, f XZ -M 4 A ' A 7 W X 5 2 l ,,. , .,,,,, yy A MC E. f ', ef , . ,WV, W, fy, , X 4 In fi f, 1 ' T z ' , '9vl,q09S3M,wf'M g.A,,, . W , , rsh ,fjyf Crawford, Randy Crowe, Sandy Cutlip, Shelley Daniels, Lisa Darnell, Geneve Data, Barbara Davis, Matt Day, Frank English Spells: Reports Of All Kinds For juniors Left: Lights, camera! Slide? The Camera crew of Lori Stebbins. Suzy Rayke, and Rob- in Rogers create their own show. 1 c Below: Sharing his views with Mrs. Toth's English class, Mark Opalenik gives his book talk. Dee, Michael Deeter, Scott DeVoe, Carol Dickey, Beth Dunning, Daniel Duncan, Julie Dyser, Christopher Eckenrode, Karen A , A Elsass, Lynn A Evans, John EW V Evans, Lisa Fallows, Amy Finn, Shannon vi I ,J L J' ff Fister. Sue Flowers, Becky 3 Floyd, Jamie Fongheiser, Laura Foote, Marguerite Fowler, Edith Fritz, Tammy Gabrosek, Anita Gainer, Michelle Gardner. Peggy ,V ' Garner, Scott G Class Of '84' Enroll In DC H0 Above: Can l touch itl exclaims Mia Braun's young visitor to the DHO lab. Top Right: Demonstrating proper teeth care to 3rd graders are Julie Duncan 8 Vicky Sukie. Right: Blood work is just one part of Shelly Mosier's job in the DHO lab. Gates, Terri Gelvin, Charles , 7 f I George, Amy Gerberich, Susan Gerdnic, Amy Giacomo, Karen Gibson, Stacey Given, Suzanne Grom, Adam Hagenbaugh, Mark Halliwell, James Halverson, Tina Hamblen, Todd Harper, Jeffrey Harter, Lisa Q J at f fl, Hartshorn. Timothy 158 ---- A 4' Lua 'WZ W Top Left: Tammy Fritz, Paulette White S Elaine Thornton work as the refreshment committee for the bloodmobile held in the DHO Room. Left: Tour Guides Judy Smith S Tina Hal- verson explain the beds E dentist chair to curious 3rd graders. Hartzler, Betty Hawk, Wendy Herrold, Leslie Hise, Glen Hoerger. Denise Hoffman, Michael Hofstetter, Cynthia Hoke, Deborah Above: Open wide instructs Jamie Flyod and Missy Mesko to their young patient. Hulsey, Rob lmber. William Isaac. Jim Jackson, Joan Jarrell, Frank Jessel, Tammi Johnson, John Johnson. Kevin Jones, Joe Jones, Karen Kammer, Jerry Keifer, Matthew Kelley, Mike Kelly, Suzy Kernan, Joe Kindig, Robert 159 A , Kirven, Shawn Kissinger, Chris Klecha. Joey Knapp, Lisa Kniepkamp. Lori Kopfstein, Laura Koutrodimos, Vilie Kovacs, Stephanie C osmetolo y fm Above: Practice makes perfect as Junior cos girls, Mark Jo Polacek and Heather Ali- cion use each other for models. Right: Whether doing a curly or body perm. Mindy Minor carefully rolls layers of curlers. Kreider, Louisa Krout. Kay Kruger, Jerry Kurtz. Julie Lamielle, Marnie Lauck, Lisa Lecky, Steven Leguillon, Dennis Lightfoot, Deborah Long, Shelly Loughry, John Lukus, Michael Lundblad, Vicki Manfull, Shelly Manko, Jim Marvin, Dino 160 l Z1 ,pi ff! MQW an Masters, Scott Matheny, Karen Maurer, Jeffrey Mavity, David McCombs, Kim McCormick, Linda McCutcheon. Tammy Left: Choosing her favorite shade, Peggy Gardner waits for Audry Churchin's final touches to her manicure. Below Left: Not as easy as it looks, Regina Yoder discovers that becoming a beauti- cian takes practice. Below: The salon size cos lab makes Stacey Gibson feel like she is working in a real beauty salon. C if 's Q 4 McDuffee, Amy 1 McFarland, Laurie McKeIvey, Stephen Mesko. Missy Meyers, Chad Miles, Deborah Miller, Ron Mitten, Mike Mizak. Melinda Moore, Blan Moses, Michelle Mosier, Shelly Mullaney, Gwen Mullet. Angela Myers, Christine Neary, Teresa Nester, Leah 1 Newberry, Lisa Nielsen, Jeffery O'Bryan, Susan Ondrik. Dawn Opalenik, Martin Orben, Andy Osterman, Donna Owens, Ken f R'Q'4 Top, Jim Witt rough sketches some still life. Above, Becky Blanar adds facial features to her picture. Right, Kevin Johnson sketches some ideas for his next project. Pagonis, Julie Palecek, James Park, Gina Parrish, Brian Parsons, Andrew Pate, John Pate, Timothy Paulo, Susan Perry, Craig Peterman, Brian Phillips, Kim Pozonitz. Rosemary Presser. Sherrilyn Pries, Lori Proffitt, Robin Rayke. Suzanne 162 Raynor, Jeff Rech, Dianna Reeling, Scott Reese, Mitchell Reich. Cynthia Renner. John , , Reuter, Scott Reynolds, Kris ,W Z Artistic lunior Left, Chris Wurst adds plaster to his art project. Below left, John Lacy experiments with paint color combinations. Below, Jerry Kruger ponders over high- lighting his artwork. 'frmwmw .M K , 1 Rielly, Laurie Riley, Shawn Rivers, James Roberts, Daniel Roberts, Kathleen Rock, Keyra Rock, Penny Rogers, Robin Rohrer, Ricky Roland, Janet Rose, Debra M fff , wt, ,VH A,,, Rose, Robert Royse, Amy Ruckman, Geri Ruckman, Maurice ,I ,gyfwmw Rudolph. Stephen 163 Sakich, Anita Sawyer, Deborah Scarberry, Tracie Seabrook. Michael Sega, Lauri Shaffer, John Shoemaker, Kay A y Smith. Angela luniors: Future Mechanics Above, Jeff Mauer checks a part in his repair manual. Above right, Jeff Bishop keeps a car oil level safe. Right, Mike Dee cleans up after finishing a days work. Far Right, Retiring Senior Automotives In- structor. Mr. Rasor, shows Todd Swartz and John Andrews how to reassemble a carburator. Smith, Connie Smith, JoAnn Smith, Judith Smith, Melissa Smole, Nancy Smole, Sally Snyder, Daniel Snyder, Lisa Solaro, Lori Spando, Charlene Spencer, Darrin Spencer, Derek Stanley. William Starcher, Amy Stebbins. Lori Steele, Galen 164 if -5 ',,: ,'f,. .575 S Stimely, Larry Stringfield, Daniel Stubbs. Kay Sukie, Vicky Swain, Lisa Swartz. Bernie Tarle. Melissa 05569 'sw Thombs, Patricia L X 'fig , w'7'M'H-db Above, Dan Snyder carefully grinds brake rotors. Above Left, Kevin Tinney and patiently try to find this cars troubles. Left, Jeff Bishop and get some hints from Mr. Collins. Thornton, Elaine Tinney, Kevin Townsend, Mark Triantafyllou. Georgia Trithart, Lisa Tschantz, Denise Turner, Donald Turner. Kimberly Tylka. Mark Uhl, David Vance, Eric Van Steenkiste. Thomas Verbic, Robert Verghese, Lisa Vislasky, Janine Waddell, Teri 165 Walker Wallacel Warner Warner Steven Arleen Robert Stacey Watson, Scott Webb, Rita Weber, Ted Wells. Michael f XJ 'O dwffrzi, ,vw W if f fa My AV, If if Wm! 4 X lf I , 1 J J 'f f I ' , ry fsqfggigzwv. My, V A ' A ,, ,gif , J tee 5 Q . 5 ' J x V x fi. W 4 H ':,f,1.,7,-'..1p-J, , bf M A 'W X f V 7 4 , W: N 9 1, , f 1 M J luniors Face Real Life In Marriage and Child Care Top: Reverend Martha Everhard performs the ceremonies for the Mock Wedding. Top Right: The wedding party: Ray Sand- ford, Scott Wrigley. George Tighe, Susan O'Bryan, Stephanie Wolf. Amy McDuffy. Left: Lori Baldwin keeps a little friend smil- ing during child care's play school. Far Left: Gregg Townsend carefully mea- sures the next ingredient in his entry for the bake off. NMD- ni. 1- :www 4: fs, fi West, Kimberly Wheatley, Robert ,q,, X f tv , , White, Paulette M White, Randy W Whitehurst, George a', y Wilkie. Susan , Wilson, James J Witt. James NS'i 'mi - M Wolf, Stephanie lnll' Woodcock, Christopher 7 ifl' f' Woodruff. Dan W ry ytii f,: 'V Workman. Jim ,,,,, Wright, Greggory ' W ' 1 ,fm Wrigley. Scott 'H' Wurst. Christopher i J ' y n'- Wyant, Sharon 166 K 1 l k ww, S : fi .. , A is! i Yentz, Jon Yoakem, Dawn Yoder, Regina Yosick, Stefanee Zuppas, John Left: Vilie Koutrodimos patiently waits for her pie ingredients. Below: Lisa Trithart rolls her pie dough out evenly during the Foods and Nutrition class bake off. Left: Joyce McMahon presses her pie dough into the baking dish while hoping to be voted the best pie. N NNma X., Wwl' 168 Nancy Back Randy Hall Tom Hampton Alice Hinkel Phil Horrisberger Below: Careful matting helps accent Mr. Weckbacker's art projects. Right: Study hall is part of Mrs. Toths day. Far Right: Todays assignment will bex says Mr. Manfull as he writes the chapter on the board. Right: Are you sure you have everything done? asks Mr. Ulrich. Willard Houston Gene Lawerence June Linson Richard Manfull Dennis Rothacker 5 ? wi S Glen Shaffer Alice Taylor Twila Toth Q Barry Ulrich Jim Wechbacker juniors Challenge 1 1th Grade Faculty .AS 'rv l Center: Ready for today's lesson, Mr. Hampton checks his movie projector. Above: Careful scrutiny by Mrs. Taylor keeps her cos kids on their toes. Left: Mr. McMiIlen volunteers his blood to help the DHO Blood Mobile. The Best Of Times was the theme of the i983 Junior Banquet. lt was held at Guy's Party Center in Akron on April 22. Master and Mistress of cere- monies were Dave Uhl and Linda McCormick. The evening began with a buffet dinner featuring roast beef and schrod. The student entertainment for the night started with a slide show put to music. The Mongo Bongo band followed with their own brand of songs. Finishing the skits was The Twelve Grades of School . Awards were given and the night finished out with dancing, with music by Stargaz- er . JJ Q. fi 'Cn-B., I.. as . s Q i . NE S S nf Top Left: Ted Weber accepts his award of most athletic. Left: What ever this is it sure is better than cafeteria food, remarks Janine Vis- Iasky. TOP: Junior Banquet, or Mob tion? They seem to be enjoying the selves anyway. Above: Anita Gabrosek hits puberty her part of The Twelve Grades Of Scho The Best Of 'tx ,fa tiff' ,J-at H ' l Times lunior Banquet 1983 :PAY ,, A, ,,,, f C., ai! .-----.47 J Y Top Left: Maria Corell demonstrates her skills as a singer and a guitar player. Left Center: Master and Mistress, Dave Uhl and Linda McCormick show of their elegance. Left: Pile on that roast beef, l need plenty of energy for dancing, says Sue Wilkie. f. -Fai' Top: A group of girls and Bill lmber take time from their fun to gather for a picture. Above: Tracie Barnes and friends smile for the camera before tearing up the dance floor. Abbott, Nancy Adams, Chris Adams, Lisa Adams, Scott Adcox, Shelly Alley, Karen Armstrong, Beth Arnold, Saundra Sensational Sophomores will ,W ,, 2 ',,, ,ryy 5 M WWW ww ,Auf , 4 , J, g , QWQZQ lik ,Mm W if f+v s wma Above: Jenny Hensal prepares to give speech for her speech class. 1 S , i 4, A: , ' mbers of Stu- Row two: Lori Clevidence, Ron Evans. John Above: The sophomore me dent Council are pictured here. Row one, Milo, and Star Swain. Karen Rodgers. Julie Royer, Kathi Earnest. Top: Listening attentively to teacher's instructions are Beth Stacy Huber, and Todd Fox. Atkins, Stephanie Bailey, Val Bajorek. Bonnie Baker, Eydie Barnard, John Barnes. Richard Baroch, Ruth J' Battig, Joanna Q 1 Bauer, Heidi Baumgartner, Steven Beaver, Jamie Beck, Michelle Belcastro, Margaret Belvin, Tammy Bennekamper, Andy Bennekamper. Heidi i 4 172 Beorn, Tim Berlin. Mark Black, Janet Blake, Jerry Blanar, Marilyn Blough, John Borland, Chuck Brant. Leslie The sophomore year is a very chal- lenging one for students. For the most part this year's group of tenth graders has done a sensational job with a tough schedule. However, when they do have problems or complaints they can turn to their class officers for help. Class of '83 officers are John Milo, dent: and Ron Evans, Secretary-TreaSuI'- Above: Steve Neumann enjoys a relaxing Karen Rodgers, Vice Presi- er. moment during his lunch hour. il' Bremkamp. Vicky ,,,, Brouse, Michelle Brown. Mike 3 . Buck, Pam A ' 4 , yyg ,,,, Burnham, Aaron ,,i, ,,V.,- .',r 1 ,,,,,,i,t Byrnes, Gina Callaghan. Mike Campbell, Joe Carlson, Dave Carter, Angie Chambers, Chris Chaney, Bob Childers, Amy Clark. Craig Cleckner, Chad Clevidence, Lori Cliffel, Kelly Clocker, Rob Cluckey, Scott Coler, Bill Conger, Paula Conover, Brian Crawford, Joanne Crisamore, Nancy l 1 ffl Biolo y: The Science Of Li e f l,,,, ,',, Students taking biology learn about all forms of life. From the simplicity of bacteria to the complexity of humans. they find out what makes up each. , 5 5 3 H ,W F, I, QF ii 5 5 , ' , ,Q Crouch, Katie Crowe, Mona Daugherty, Dan Davis, Matt Dean, Shane DeLong. Michelle DeRonde, Laurie Dick, Nathan DiPietro. Kathy Doak, Tera Dodge, Laura Doyle, Dan Drasny, Lisa Duff, Chris Earle, Todd Earnest, Kathi 174 la, Mike Estvander, Todd Fox, and Jeanne Ga- By means of a time machine Iecki observe algae and compare it to other Mendel, alias Mr. Gorman. was able types. join us and lecture on genetics. 2 X' at, ' l - Elkins, Andrew England, Doug Epling, Steve Estvander, Mike Evans, Ron Falkenberg. Bradd Farkas, Cheryl Feikert, Pam an-W Left Donna Penksa takes a break from her Above Beth Houck takes a look at algae in Ferrara, Mark Files, Vicki Fleming. Dan Fletcher. Andy Flynn, Suzie Fortner, Shaun Fortner, Terry Foutty, Mike Fox, Mary Fox, Todd Fruzzetti, Mark Gairing. Leslie Galecki. Jeanne Gardner. Debbie Gear, Nancy Gemp. .loann Gibson. Cindy V Gibson, Larry H Gill, Jenny 5 ,'y , W f , Q Given. Pam Gleason. Denlse , ,,V Gloeckler, Andy 'rm rg, , W M Gordon, Scott l P n- Gostlin. Brad y Sophomores Gain Skills And Sportsmanlike Conduct ln Physical Education class, Sopho- mores learn the fundamentals of many sports, soccer, softball, volleyball, bas- ketball and many other sports. Sopho- mores learn the rules, equipment and general knowledge of each game. They also learn sportsmanlike conduct. Gym class teaches Sophomores the basics of each game. Left, During the volleyball section in gym, Abgve, A bunch of Sophomore Star Swain prepares to hit that ball across cluding, Mark Walker, Brad the net- Scott Grieco and Dave Ignotov play ketball in gym. Grady, Amy Graham, Cindy Graves. Julie Graves. Wendy Greenbank, Michelle Greive, Chris Grieco, Scott Grimm, Pete 4 Gross, Tamara Guzik, Rhonda Hahn, Robert Hallam, Shelly Halverson, Danielle Hampton, Pete Hanzie, Heidi Hardy, Jeff X 176 Harris. Jim Hart, Jakcie Hartzler, Dan Hassinger. Craig Hathaway, Chris Hawley, James Hein. Brian Hendershot, Ruth :Q gil? .sd ,Li Above: Wade Wilcox shows off the muscles he obtained in gym. 'Hn F, S 9 h zfv . 'Ira' 5, il Y Above, The 8th period class plays volley- ball. Many Sophomores give the Freshmen their expert advise about the game. Above, Brad Crostlin and Nick Mumaw have a friendly conversation during a game of basketball. if ,,,, , Hennington, Scott Hensal, Jenny Henthorn, Steve Herrick, Curt Hershman, Renee Herwick, Steph Hewitt, Jackie Hise, Susan Hoffman. Kim Holt, Nikki I4 SWE' 'I V X Hoover, Steve Hornoff. Kim Hornyak. Mark Houck, Barb Houck, Beth Huber, Stacey 177 Hudson, Charla Ignotov, Dave Issac, Mark Johnson, Laura Johnson. Lynn Keiper, Bryan Kelley, Tony Kennedy, Tom Left: Since it is nearing report card day, students check and average their grades as Mr. Bihn looks on. Above: Kim Monroe is demonstrating how to find the length of a chord. Right: Becky Raack knows the answer to that problem. Sophomore Geometers Keto, Chris Klekner, Mike Klosterman, Joe Knight. Drew Kollert, Todd Koontz, Carolyn Kozarevic, JayAnne Kuhnhein, Kim Kuykendall, Terry Kyner, John Lambert, Jody Lance, Mark Lee, David Lemanski, Chris Leonard, Kirsten Light, Becky 178 ,lv -,df 4 2 f, in is Liston, Shelly Long, Danny Loughner, Jeniece Loughry, Mary Lyons, Lonnie Lyren. Phil Mack, Greg Mackaman, Todd Martin. Anne May. Barb McConnell, Joann McCullough, Heather McElroy, Bill McGary, Ben McGowan, Mickey Mclntyre, Courtney McKeIvey. Mark Messam, Michelle Miller, Tami Milo, John Minor, Mike Monroe. Kim Morgan. Lorraine Moritz, Donna 170 Morrison. Derek Mullen, Traci Mumaw, Nick Murphy. Linda Muzyczka, Lisa Myers, Kirk Myers, Kris Napier, Mike Neary, Jerry Neff, Galen Nelson, Jeff Neuman, Steve Newbrough, Stephanie Nyzen, Alexia O'Connor, Mike Oehlenschlager, Lori Ogurchak, Kevin Ohle. Barb Sophomore Scholars Learning the cultures and attitudes of the world is what the sophomores do in English. They learn it through all types of literature. Sophomores know all about the incidents in Maycomb County from the novel TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, mythology and the ju- dicial system. Understanding the world around us and understanding their roles in it is what sophomore Eng- lish is all about. Olenik, John Opalenik, Sue Pace, Jim Pantalone, Anne Pelot, Scott Penksa, Donna Perry. Michelle Polomsky. David Porter, Rod Powers, Jackie Prince, David Pringle, Tim Raack, Becky Rader, Timmy Left 8 Right: As Wade Wilcox tries to clari fy his statement. Jennifer Hensal ponders their next move. Wade and Jenny were the prosecuting attorneys in the case THE CITY OF CORINTH VS. MEDEA Right: Tonya Rexroad looks over her com position she has just been given back. is E .J ff' Wav .5 244412 -W f '19 ' 42 f ,Q , 9 , M4 ff fy W 959 if 75? f I , 'f ' . Wi 4 1 7 ff W W ,.. W,.,...l ',....l Rager, Robert Rayke, Kim Recupero, Mike Reed. Kelly Reed, Terry , Reeling, Steve Reese, Tony Reuter, Roberta Rexroad, Tonya Rhodes, Mark Riggs. Adam Ritz, Rae Roberts, Sherry Rock. Tina Rodgers. Karen Rogers, Danny Left: Jeniece Loughner watches Mr. Miller closely so she won't miss anything he has to say. Right: Sitting behind the stack of books that is require to be read, Beth Ross reads about Piggy. , 3 af l Far Left: The prosceptive jurors listen to see what their roles as jurors will in- volve. They were later to find Medea innocent. Left: The Honorable Judge John Ruhlin enters the courtroom eager to get a start with todays arguements. f i 13 ,A M ,V Ross, Beth Rowe, Donnie Royer. Julie Rue, Dave Ruedlinger, Jay Ruhlin, John Ryneer, Chris Savage, Jill Schroeder, Eric Seeman. Chris Seidel, Sheryl Semprini. Tony Shirley. Michelle Shoyat, Tony Simon., Lynn Simpson, Laurie 181 Simpson, Steve Sisson, Charlie Smith, Karen Smith, Sherrie Snyder, Jeff Somody, Mike Spohn. Juli Starling, Mike Steelberg, Schuyler Stefan, Tina Stefanko, Greg Stevison, Mike Stewart, Tim Stiltner, Tory Stimely, Paula Stone, Lisa L I 1 Street, Chad Stringfield, Terie Stumbaugh, Jill Swain. Star Swartz, Judy Tackett, Brian Taranowski, Cheryl Taylor. Tim Thombs, David Thompson, Dean Thompson, Jim Thornton, Roger Trease, Bill Turner, Wayne Tyler, Brian Van Eck, Tim 182 During his free time Matt Davis likes to doodle in art class. A-nw Nw Lori Clevidence attempts to explain exact ly what it is that she is sketching. Jw 1 Steve Neuman looks up from the pen and ink drawing he is working on. .EE , Sophomores excel in art. Sculptures, sketches, paintings, and pottery are a few of the projects. Their personality, creativity, and imagination shine through in their work. Veney. Teri Venter, Wim Vorndran, Ben Wagar, Joyce Wagar, Vickie Walker, Mark Walker, Tim Wang, Helen Warner, Deanne Welch, Pam Welday, Cory Wellman, ,Annette West, Doug Whitman, Amy Whitman, Lori Wiggins, Sharon Creativity, Imagination, Personality 'flfflife is 'Wd a' ' on he' EV A i 221 ' fx, V , f '74 , if si, ' Mitzi-1 M A . Wilcox, Wade Williams. Sue Wilson, Karen Winland, Kelly Witschey. Frank Witshhey. Jeff Witte, Wayne Wolf. Krista Wuchter. Gerry Wurst, Kim Wyant, Brenda Wyant, Brad Yankovich, Paul Yoder, Renee Zimmerman. John Zurak. Tammy Paul Bihn When the Sophomores leave the IOth grade behind, they will leave the teachers also but they will never for- get them. The English teacher who could get a social attitude from a Dick and Jane Reader will be left. The Biol- ogy teacher who always wanted more eye contact will be replaced. The Ge- ometry teacher who gave up trying to explain the difference between a pos- tulate and a theorum will be substitut- ed. The Driver's Ed. instructor who taught them the difference between the accelerator and the brake will be towed away. They and so many others will be left behind yet the knowledge they gave to the Sophomores will nev- er be forgotten. Top right: Before the bell rings, Mr. Hatch goes over a test with a student. Trying his hardest to implant the distance formula in the student's head. Lower right: Mrs. Longfield tries to help a student select a good book for a report. One of the many tasks she does. Right: While his class struggles through a quiz, Mr. Bihn hopes what he just went over will be remembered. ...fr'3 Roger Crislip Robert Falkenberg Alberta Feinman Talented Teachers 41' Steve Hatch Sharon Gandee Karen Longfield Nancy Meadows wt! .4-44' Richard Miller Irene Moon Bruce Morehead William Oehlenschlager 1 if f,,,,. W Patricia Parrillo Lyle Swiger Larry Wood ,X X f Above: Along with listening to Sophomores. Ms. Meadows also uses the computer to get information she needs quickly. Left: Coach Lange gives some eye contact to the photographer during one of his classes. Far left: A lecture on Iron is given to the class. Mr. Falkenberg stress the basic char- acteristics of it. Abell, Pat L Anderson, Thad Arnold, Jason Baker, Sue Balser, Doug Bardon, Sean Barnes, Lisa , Barnhart, Susie , r , ,Af Freshman Eat Their Hearts Out , Miz, uname-of .11--uuw ,,,,,,, W 1 --a....,f 'dung- s a 1-n.w.,,WW,,,,, ,, ,J fr A 6 W Top, Mrs. Petrie's French I class practice Above: Jeff Jones and Mike Hartley find Above: Master chef Thom Linn the fing art of French Drinking. CPunch of out that foreign food isn't all that bad. crepes for the French class. course Baughman, Mary l Bauman, Derek Beaudoin, Brigitte Beeman, Pam Bendel, Matt Benya, Lisa Berlin, Vicki Betliskey, Jeff Black, Vicki Blake, Rob Blanar, Beth Blanton, Ryan Blough, Alan Blough, Carrie Boos, Nikki Bowman, Tamara , , 1 2 186 Boyce. Ginger Boyer, Ann Boyes, Gary Brandenstein, Liz Butdorf. Chris Byers, Michelle Calbetzer, Liane Campbell, Matt KW 44 , l ,I MQ, r ,Qs Q, 1-. , I ZW F, WI- Leftf Eagerly stuffing his face John Rivers enjoys the French version of pancakes. Above: This beats a test exclaims Chris Thompson and Doug Yoakam as they enjoy the French foods unit. Cardace, David Carrino, Jerry Carter. Julie Cartwright. Jessi Cash, Stephanie Caskey, Tracy Chambers, Hope M Z? Clark. Gwen 4 ,A Clark, Stacey Clemens, Mark Clifford, Brad Cline, Shelly Coffee. Linda Collett, Brian Conn, Shelly Conn, Sherry Conover. Bill Conrad, Tim Conway. Erin r T, V? 7? .., . , i::f . U f 92 f W X gs? ,ooo .,,, fig? ,t Cook. Chris y y Cool, Shelley Corell, Dan Cousins, Sara Cowles, Kim .A r' Frosh Tackle Health Kr Phys. Ed. H 9 Above: Hurrying to return the ball. Julie Ohle practices in gym. Cummings, Jeff Currens, Blake Daigle, Eric Dando, Cathy Daniels, Kimberly Davis. Gary Davis, Jerry Davis. Joe Demeter, Christy Dick. Kelley Dickerson. Jody DiPolito, Jerry Easterday, Beth Eckenrode, Bob Elliott, Chuck Elliott. Jack 188 W i'k ' Above: Developing her leg Stacey Shanholtz takes her turn l weight room. Left: lntensly watching the CPR onstration and waiting their turn Lori Lumblad and Margaret mas. ?MM '4'Wf'7 5f T ml! CMG? ' Q 42 W L 'f f I W an 1 X , A .. , :ff 5. I X W all .a.. i X x jg. X Q 5:1 . M 3 M 34 X X X ,QQ Ng M as x N x,.l3.mX X W . W 5 5 ? 'Wk w.- M, X 3' ' : 2' 5 4, MM? ffm, Q, ,J f . 2-f 59 x Endress, David Engler, Robbie Eppinger, Chip Farnsworth, Tina Fath, Brian Favinger, Mitzi Fernholz. Curt Finn, Thom 5 ,,,., V .:...fw.g,x',.' ...5.,...,2.f.-:gy W 1, f , Hi MY ffl 'aw 2' MV R ,vi '. I ' 7 ii Above, Concentrating, Linda Hash works hard to get a good grade on her CPR demo. Top left. Kim Krahl and her class members learn their aerobics. Left, While his partner does push ups, Tom Wilson takes a quick lap around the gym. Flinn. Chris Flock, Lisa Flukey, John Foraker, Diane Foster. Dave Fowler, Vickey Frankenfield, Lisa Gairing, Tom Gammon. Seth Gardner. Michele Gardner. Tim Garn, Mike Garner, Greg Gieseche, Scott Grammas, Margaret Gray, Ron 189 f 4 5 Q ,K fi ig? no . J M , in ,f ff ,,' ff 7-1 7 I . f , V 7 , Wm, . Green, Mike Green, Steve Greer, Bob Grom, Jennifer Hagenbaugh, Jeff Hahn, Shannon Hallam, Shannon Halsey, Bill 'WW MW ,, , A jr in 'U' 'Eff , WW'?'V'f0nWMitY., M f 47,ff?7 A lf ,,,,w 'xfwfl' 2- f 4. W2 41 if 1' Q n. 1 , M .M X, is Above: Missy Schemeltzer intently watch- es others experimenting with colors. , Q Q 1 f f 'W f ,551 X ff! f f U ja, X Q!! f ' 'MVMZ' fi 1. 2 A 44 Left, Vigorously working, Kim Cowles works on her Home Ec pro- ject. Below: Nancy Webb tries to untangle her thread from the sewing machine. Home Ec Class Develops Practical Skills Hamilton, Kris Harp, Tim Hart, Craig Harter, Chris Hartman, Sheryl Harvey, Michelle Hash, Linda Hathaway, Bryan Hathaway, Holly Hathaway, Karla Hays, Kenny Heller, Bob Hevener. Eric Hinkel. John Hosack, Tina Houck, Sharon 190 ff ,fi A ff f W if as f ff 5 fi Q W M 55' X X X KW f ,N V. ,. , xy -if 1 in Z ff ff gf , 'WA fm V Ayyg i AVAI ,,..., A .1 if 71 0 .1 2 ., . 2, ,. , 1 f K f 5 f W Z Z Q f fi , M2215 . 4 1 1 ff' f ll f 5 ff 6 ' ya ,zum W7 , - uw J f W I ,V 14715 I Paint brushes in hand Home Ecl Right, Carefully watching her fingers, Wendy Potter Chris Hathaway Vicky Fowler cuts out her new garment. f, H , 'V p , ,yy ff' , I ff 1 , f ff 1 V SL 1 1 W vq ff W Householder, John Houston, Nancy Hutchinson. John Imler, Tom Isaac, Joanne Jackson, Michele Jacobs, Bruce Johnson, Erla ME L Johnson, Shawn Jones. Jeff Keener, Cindy Kibe, Kimberly Kimball, Tammy Kindig, Richard King. Debbie King, Lois Kirven, Joe Klecha, Elaine Knapp, John Kollert, Jill Kollert, Mike Kovacs, Earl Krahl, Kim Kruger. Cathleen 191 Laikos, Lydia Lance, Tim Lawrence, Greta Lawrence, Rod Leatherman, Sean Leavy, Mary Lewis. Gary Lindley, Neal QW 1f1f1fff1W1f f ff 1 Of' 1 11 I 1 1 M - 91 1 19 , 1 I 1 if WW? .11 56 f Mia . , f 5 11,111 I ,,1Lf,,,,, W, H J W If '77 1 Little, Barb Lockwood. Jim Long, Angie Lowe, Mike Lowery, Vicki Lowther, Bob Lukus, Georgiann Lundblad, Lori Lutz, Mark Marshall, Frank Martens, Chris Martinson, Scott Mast, Julie Maurer, Tom Mayer, Nan Maynard, Michele Q f 1 W '1 961 ff W ,1 11 K 11 gif 1 Q2 W 4 X if I Z 1 ,ff ,112 O45 ff ff 1 1 'K L. Fantasticall Fabulous Freshman Left, Patiently, Jackie Rupple, Sue Baker, Joanne Seac sit to have their pictures tak- en. Bottom Left, Sitting anxiously, Mary Baughman waits for the ball. Below, Magazines on microfilm fascinate Keith Hartman as he takes notes. ly ,,,, 4 1 1- is 5 , f 1, V, i 1 ,,,Vy, ,L , 1 iz, fii L' J V73 . 1 ,, , , ,,, 1 7, mu ,, fi, 1 1 McCarty, John McCarty, Tammy McGeorge. Tim Mclnerney, Dee Mclnerney, Leanne McLaughlin, Jim McNulty, Lisa Mikin, Craig A'-vu wma 'fini Aman ' f' f f fav 2' 1 I ,Z ,. , 4.41 fr 17 f f fd? Z, sf 1, f - ,, .4 fi i' iiE?f?Wf27 J' 1 - ' ,,,l,. sf. cafe if Top left, Student council members, Front Row Brigitte Beaudoin and Michele Myers. Back row Lydia Alikos and Erla Johnson Abovet Class Officers. Scott Shreve and Jessie Cartwright. Far Left, Taking a break from studying, Stephanie Smith smiles for the camera. Left, General Science doesn't seem to be all that hard. says Teri Shevel. Miklos. Andrea Miller. Craig .,.V, ,,,,,.., 5 , , ,,,, H I ,, faiavawi .fe V I f p .- - wif Miller, Missy Millikin, Becky Mizak, Jenny Moats, Christy Mong, Michele Moore, Steve Morris, Beth Morrison, Debbie Muhl. Kathy Mullet. Matt Muzyczka, John Myers, Michelle Nester, Toby Newbrough. Steve 193 Newcomer, Darren Newstead, Paul Nicodemus, Todd Nielsen, Jim Ohle, Julia Osterman, Mark Ott, Elaine Pace, Mike 495 Intro To Business, Typing Are Pre Vocational Classes Above, Showing her skill, Vickey Fowler Topi Concentrating on his typing is Joe puts her paper in the typewriter. Davis. Pagan, Erika Pagano, Beth Palitto. Bryon Park, Rochelle Parmelee. Chris Parmalee. Chris Parrish, Clark Perrin, David Pipher, Troy Poder. Troy Polomsky, Lisa Postak, Tom Potter, Wendy Pringle, Tammy Raber. Natalie Rader, Tom 194 7 , Righti Hard at work, Barb Little sits in Intro. to Business class. 4 3 ' f , if ,, E,. , ' , ii is If ff V Z , ,..,. ,,,:. ...h,. f , 9 Randall, Ron Ratta, Karen Raw, Chris Rayke, Michele Reilly, Jeanne Rezabek. Shelley Richards, Eric Rico, Amy all Above, Typing away Mary Leavy, Mi- Top, Tammy Bowman and Owen Clark Above: While concentrating on not looking chele Rayke write a composition. seem to find Intro to Business very enjoy- at his fingers, Jody Dickerson types. we yi, 1, fi , 3: ago.. Rivers. John Roberts, John Roberts, Kris Rock, Deanna Rock, Bob Roemke. Greg Rufener, Mike Ruppel, Jackie Ruttan, Wendy Ryan, Jeff Salmons, Regina Sarver. Jeff Sauer. Craig Scheehle, Ron Schickler, Steve Schmeltzer, Melissa Schrock, Lauri Scolaro, Larra Seabrook, Steve Sega, Sherri Selby, Tracie Sentelik. John Shando John Shanholtz, Stacy Sharkey, Wendy Shepler, Curtis Shevel, Teri Shields, Jeff Shook, Ernie Shreve, Scott Slaybaugh, Kelly Smiley, Tammie Freshmen Show Off Musical Talents Smith. Danny Smith, Stephanie Smith, Steve Spando, Chuck Starling, Jim Stripe, Wayne Stroh, Cheryl Swain, Rae Swain. Sheila Sword. David Thompson, Chris Tittle. Dale Tittle, Leanne Turner, Ronny Walker, Andy Walker, Hilary A25 1 Above Waiting for a band practice room. Stephanie Data and Kathy Dando try to remember their parts. Left: WHS Freshman Band ', S . tim ' . - 425, ,,:, 2 'Wm ' f,,,, 412 3.-1 21 1 V Q of , M , jf' Wallace, Julie Warner, Amy Watts, Norine Webb, Nancy Welton, John Weltzien. Amy West, Chris Whitt, Jackie Above: The Freshman show off their vocal talent. 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COLLINS 146 N, LYMAN STREET WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 AMERICAN SPORTING 1 HR CLEANING 4 HR SHIRT SERVICE I36 Ak 0 Rd W 336-7550 IIA TMAN STUDIO the laughter, 'I83 Hugh Street Wodsworth Chlo 44281 the tears, the closest fnends of your h1gh school years W1th a photograph Where quahty 1S a way of hfe C2165 334 1498 Robert Derhornmer C P P HUNYING AND FISHING SUPPLIES PHONE 1216! 336 432C I my MoNoAv Fnrozw 9 To a I I IIIIII R' Vx., C I , GUNS ' W - r n . adswo th l o 0 , o o o n o ' Qi? 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Q1981 Dominds Pizza, Inc. 8 'zr.fz5f55W 0 MCDOnaId'S I IQ The Corner Of Great Oaks Trail And Route 94 Wadsworth, Ohio Photo-Wadsworth Messenger Were Proud to Be Here ,.' J fl . llazr Q' Skm Can' Studzo wo llzgh sm-L-1 l1'arlYu'nrIlx,0f1z0 4-1281 9 v, 5 e? ee,,e X! ,f 1? WN Q X X A1 if , -- ,,,: E 1 v .L Q .1 M, ,.,. t ., - -i B69 BROAD ST WADSWOFITH OHIO 0 3341515 x 1 s Y 1 v -I I- .1 Y OA I I'lmmm ,334 - -1351 4 E 4 QREDKEN Redk Prod . 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Evergreens Hardy Mum Plants Bedding Plants Chrustmas Trees 8 Pomsettuas 7896 Firdge Rd WADSVVOFITH 335 8722 MDFITUN SALT One Park Centre Surte 201 Park Centre Drrve Wadsworth Ohro 4428l 336-664I I25 State Street Wadsworth Ohro 4428I 335 ISM SIA In--gf? d W T W I an 9 BRENNEMAN s Cnmor Q5 X WADSSVEDHTH O?-HO 442BPH 2 6336 870 W' 'fglmk R Q ,Z V55 Knights R m XQ' I V X3 et Xyf QW 27-1 M 334 1157 At The comer Of E Wadsworth, Ohio'-hgh And Broad 336-7Iw mmvvfz' FM yClth 132 S W h Oh h 336 v i ed H . W A - r Q V , ' 3. f J ysy w ' 1 v , Z 1. 'v FLYER The Wmdfall Banc! Wednesday Thursday Banquet Faculltles Avaulable 336 6969 YQ . Q. W4 6, Q, , E5 V51 QYLCQ 1' ' ' av F I. R A I. 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Wadsworth Ohio Population: Wadsworth City I5,65O Wadsworth Twp. 4,4CD City area is 6.8 square miles Township area is l9.0 square miles Number of residences in the city and the town- ship -7,300 Altitude 850 to l,302 feet above sea level Wadsworth Public Library offers 9O,wO volumes The Wadsworth News-Banner serves the area with a weekly circulation of QM Warner-Amex Cable TV started service Mayor of Wadsworth-Tom Cox President of City Council, Loa Gerberich There are 9 city parks including the Steiner Youth Center ll ion N i lll L BUSINESS PATHDN American Health Care Centers. Inc. American Pro Mold, lnc. Dr, and Mrs. Denton E. Croyle Philip J. Croyle Co.. L.P.A. DEJ Electric Motor Repair. Inc. Dr. Carl P. Dietrich. Jr. Richard F. Everhard. D,D.S. Fixler's Agency Dr, Donald E. Gordon H.lE. Grover, M.D. E Jeff Poling. M,D. Hanna Insurance Mr. and Mrs. William Heyl Dr. and Mrs. Gail Houck International Minerals 5 Chemical Corp. Kiwanis Club of Wadsworth L C l Inc. Charles F, Johnston. Jr. Attorney at Law Ralph N. Kilmer, Jr.. Public Accountant Dana Kreider Magnolia Care Center Medina County Gazette Norgetown Laundromat North American Roto Engravers. lnc. Palecek, Mcllvaine S Foreman. Attorneys at Law Pepsi-Cola Wadsworth Pogan Automotive Regal Maintenance Rufeners, Inc. Salvation Army, Mary Forrider Sega Excavating Sherwin Williams Smith Dairy Products Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Spoliaric Trinity United Church of Christ Wadsworth Automobile Club Wadsworth Health Care Center. Inc. WHS Athletic Department Wadsworth Medical Center Wadsworth Refrigeration Dr, and Mrs, Robert Zito it x Below: Seniors take a break from class as they gather in the North Cafeteria for a breakfast of donuts, coffee, and milk pre- pared by Student Council. S!lLUlE TQ Bottom: Seniors leave their mark as under the cover of darkness they painted this classical I983 on the building. 'V ,W ,M 0 WHE CLASS CDF V! 2 sw 3 , ,ff 1 1,39 Above: Seniors catch some rays in the courtyard during their study hall. Top Right: Theresa Tittle and Dave Lamson wait in line to buy Class of I983 mugs. tokens of their high school days. ic v M 5 Class Of 1983 Activity Index Debra Acker: VlCA-ll, l2. Edith Almenar: Baseball-9, IQ Basketball-9-ll: Spanish Club-9-ll: Track-IO. ll. Christae Anderson: FHA-9, IQ OEA-ll. ll Wendy Andrews: Softball-IO: Drama-lO: Pep Band:9-Ill: Tennis-ll: German-9-lOl Marching Band-9-D: Jazz Band-ll. Mike Bailey: French-9-ll. Sara Barabas: Maiorette: 9-D: NFL: ll. l2: NHS: ll, D: Concert Band-9-ll. Liz Barker: FHA-IQ OEA-ll. ll: Pep Band-IOD: Pep Club- 10. Jim Barkley: Astronomy Club' IO. David Barnes: VICA-ll, ll Patricia Barnes: FHA-9: Football-IO, ll: OEA-l2: Track-IO, ll. Debbie Barton: Basketball-9-ll: French-9: Vol- Ieyball-9-ll Bryan Bartzl: Drama-9-ll. Dianne Bauman: Drama-IO. ll: French-9-ll: Pep Club-9-ll. Teri Baldwin: Flag Corp-lO Concert Band-9-I2 Marching Band-9-ll: Pep Band:IO, ll. Kristi Beeman: Annual Staff-IO: Cheerleader-9 I2: French-9-ll: OEA-ll: Student Council-9: Baseball scorekeeper-9-ll. Scott Bender: VICA-ll, ll Tracy Benner: Basketball-9, IO: Career Club-ll. IJ: Volleyball-ll, D: Mark Benya:Frencl1-IO, ll: NFL:9: NHS-ll. D: Pio- neer Conf. Honors-ll. ll: Soccer:9-ll Tracy Berlin: Football trainerfll, ll: OEA-ll, D: Ski-lO. Cindy Biro: OEA-ll. IJ: Pep Ciub-9: Softball scorekeeper-9-IJ. Aleta Blanton: FHA-IQ DEA-ll, ll: Pioneer Conf. Honors-9-ll: Track-9-IJ. Kim Blough: Annual Staff: ll, ll: NHS-ll, D: Marching and Concert Band-9: Tutor-ll, I2. Bill Blough: Baseball-IQ Basketball-9, IQ Boys Intramurals-ll. ll: Football-9, IO, II: French-9. IQ Homecoming Court-ll: Pep Club+9-ll: Ski-ll. ll: Student Council-ll, ll Paul Bogard: Baseball-IO, D: Boys Intramurals-9. lQ Bruin-ll: Soccer-IO, ll Valerie Bowling: Bruin-I2: NHS-ll, D: Spanish-9- ll: Flag Corp-IOLD: Concert Band-9-l2. Carol Brannigan: Basketball-9-ll: French-9, IO: Pioneer Conf. Honors-I0-II: Student Council-IO ll: Track-9: Volleyball-9-I2. Lisa Brauer: Cheerleader-9-ll: Latin-IO. II: NFL-9: Ski-IO. ll: Student Council-9. lO. Mark Brewer: Baseball-9-ll: Basketball-9-IJ: French-9:ll: NHS-ll, I2. Kevin Brown: DECA-ll: Pep Band-9-ll: Ski-9, IQ Spanish-9, IQ Swim-9. IO. D: Marching and Con- cert Band-942. Ray Buck: Intramurals-lO: NHS-ll. D: Pioneer Conf. Honors-ll. l2: Soccer-IDD: Spanish-9. IO, Jim Buckholdt: Annual Staff-ll: Drama-9, IO. Dave Byers: French-9, lO: Soccer-9-ll. Tammy Cadle: DECA-ll Kevin Carpenter: Boys Intramurals-9-ll: Golf-9: Ski-ID. Jim Carter: Intramurals-9-ll: Drama-IJ: Spanish- 9. Christine Carrino: French-9-ll: NFL-IQ NHS-ll. ll: Off Broad Street Players-9: Pep Band-ll: Marching and Concert Bandf9-ll Eric Caser: Basketball-9: Football-9, K1 Golf-ll, ll: Track-9: JA-l0l2. Tammy Caskey: OEA-ll, ll: Pep Club-9, IO: Soft- ball-9-ll: Tennis-9. ll, ll. Scott Centea: Chippewa Conf. Honors-ll: Foot- ball-9-12. X. 3 f :V g f ' W lk' W, T . , -as A f : f f f f W' :W:::::W:0h , ,, :W :M f A f f A , , f Mo: fm: i , , , t , , :,,:, :-:::,,,,,:, , , fmt. W , of , . W, ,,,,,,A H 'ri -W:M: I f :M lrl' no :f , MW Y Steve Chamberlin: Pep Band-9. lO. Cassie Chambliss: Cheerleader-91 OEA-IL Pep Club-9-ll: Swim-IO-ll: Choir-ll, ll Gary Chaney: Football-9-D: VICA-ll. Mike Chaumont: Baseball-9-IJ: Basketball-IO: Football-9-ll: French-9- Intramurals-ll, I2: Pio- neer Conf Honors-ll. Tricia Christie: FHA-IO OEA-ll, i2. AI Cliffei: Ski-D1 Spanish-9-Il: Tennis-ll, ll. Lisa Cline: Pep Club-9-Il: Ski-ll: Spanish-9. IO Teacher Aide-I2. Susan Coler: Spanish-9-IL Candystriper-9. IO. Susan Coler: Spanish-9-ll Nurse Teen-9. IQ Rainbow Girls-9-IJ. Brian Connor: Intramurals-9-D: Football-9: Golf- lOl2: Spanish-9: Track-9-ll. Trisha Conrad: Latin-II: OEA-I2: Ski-9-D: Soft- ball-9-ll. Mame Coolman: French-IO. ll: NFL-9: Pioneer Conf. Honors-ll: Softball-9: Spanish-ll: Swim- ming-IO-ll Volleyball-9-D. Mary Lyn Coolman: French-IO. ll- NFL-9- Span- ish-IJ: Volleyball-9-D1 Softball-9: Diving-IO-ll. Lynn Conwell: Annual Staff-9: Basketball-9. Cheerleader-9: FHA-9: Ski-9. Barry Crawford: FCA-IZ: Football-IL Latin-9-ll- Student Council-D: Key Club-Il. l2. Mark Crislipf Bruin-IO, ll: Drama-IO, ll- French- lli Latin-9, II. J ' .i A XT 3 'E T jtfgryfy I ' , 3 -qi' .af h.Z1' , ' I 'A r, l ,, ,W , Acker Thru Friend Mary Crowley: Basketball-9. IQ Cross Country- 9, IQ French-9, IQ Ski-ll, II: Track-9, IO. Rhonda Cutright: Pep Band-9-ll: Concert and Marching Band-9-ll. Susan Days: FHA-IQ Choir-IO. Jill Davis: Drama-9-KX French-9, IQ NFL-9-ll! NHS-ll. ll: Math-ll. ll. Tammy Davis: FHA-IO: OEA-ll. D. Julie Dean: Basketball-9- French-9. IQ OEA-D: Pep Club-9. IQ Ski-IOD: Softball-9, IO- Key-ll, D. Jeff Del-Iaanz French-D, Golf-ll: Pep Band-9-ll: Track-9, IQ Swim-9-ll Bill Dellonder Cross Country-ll: French-9, lO: Intramurals-9, IJ: Ski-9: Swimming-IO. ll. Kurt Dick: VICA-ll. ll. Lynda Dickinson: OEA-ll, ll: Baseball Score- keeper -9-ll. Chris Dilaurof Cheerleading-IO, ll: French-9, IO: Pep Club-9-ll: Pioneer Conf. Honor-9, IO: Span- ish-ll. ll: Track-9. lO. Steve Doellz Cross Country-ll: Latin-9, IQ Pio- neer Conf. Honor-ll: Soccer-9-ll: VlCA-IO-D: Outstanding Student Award-ii. Todd Dunn: Football-9-12: VlCA-ll, il. Pat Durban- Basketball-li, D. Joseph Dutt: DECA-ll: Drama-IO, ll. Dianna Earnest: Bruin-lO: OEA-D. Mark Easterday- Baseball-IO-D: Golf-ll. D. Wrestling-9. A' 1, H K' sm ,g Hi ,L 1 3 . ff' mga-f-Q., f A .A S. , . ' . -ag . S, V . ,-, 4 0, V5 + I 4 7 ,Q ' V I, W. X ,T S-X, Q, W -- iw 2 -. . N ,,,, -1,.f V M J .TV A tvqy, t A , .wp , Q., 1 j,,'fs'3 i , Loi-exfl ,Qt ' ' . . , .. ,LL H .Q .- , -'C2 'i J' ,. A t,Lr3!it ?!i'K' r X A - .fy I 4 x5RA3iy54y,,.-fiftl. I ,, iii .mffceg if .rfzggkyrf , yy-Z7-:,.j:,gxjf'r:,, Dave Eckenrode: Ski-9: Soccer-9-IQ: Spanish-9. IO: Swimming-IO-ll Scott Eggeman: Baseball-IO: Football-9-ll. Eric Elsass. Pep Band-9-ll: Swimming-IO, ll: Marching and Concert Band: 9-ll. Eric Elsass: Pep Band-9-D: Ski-9: Swim-IO-IL Marching Band-9-D. Tracey Esterle: French-9. 10 VICA-II. ll Steve Evans- VICA-ll. D. Tom Evans: Baseball-9, ll. ll: Basketball-9. IO: Intramurals-9, IQ Bruin-IL Football-9: Spanish- lQ Track-9. IO. Carol-Lyn Falanga: Bruin-9: Drama-IO, Il: French-9-ll: NHS-ll, ll: Marching Band-9-ll: His- tory-9: Softball-ll, lla National Junior Honor So- ciety-9. Mike Fath: Pep Band-9-D: Spanish-9-IQ Swim- ming-lO: Tennis-iO. ll: Concert and Marching Band - 9-Il Barry Fernholz: Basketball-9-ll: Football-9-D: Homecoming Court- 9, IQ Spanish-9, IO: Track- IJ. Matt Fisterz Basketball-9-ll: Intramurals-121 Bru- in-D: Football-9-ll: Latin-9- Spanish-ll: Track-9. Paul Flowers: lntramurals-9: French-9-ll: NFL-9- ll: NHS-ll, I2: Ski-9: Student Council-D: Key-ll Jim Foraker: Track-ll, IJ: Wrestling-9. Tracy Former: Football-9. Julie Friend: Cross Country-9-D: Track-9. IO FCA-9-D. in , 1 1 f ,mm. ' . ' 1 -1' 'L'L' I - f If Don Fritz: NHS-ll: VICA-II, D. Richard Fuerst: Intramurals-lt. ll: Football-9: Golf-IO-IJ: Spanish-IQ VICA-II, D: Wrestling-9 ll. Miki Fukushima: Pioneer Conf. Honors-D: Vol- leyball-ll: Choir-IJ. Pam Gaskey: DECA-ll: Ski-9: Spanish-9, IQ Track-9: Volleyball-9: Key-9: Timekeeper Boys Track-IO. Bill Gearhart: Baseball-9-ll: Basketball'9-l2: Conf. Honors-9-D: Football-9-ll: Spanish-IO: FCA-I2. Bill Giambra: Basketball-9, II: Football-9: Intra- murals-IO. Tina Gibson: OEA-Il. l2. Grace Greczanik: Annual Staff-I2: Basketball-9: French-IO, ll: Off Broad Street Players-ll: Soft- ball-9: Spanish-ll: Tennis-IOD: Drama-9, ll. John Gruver: Drama-ll: Spanish-9. Randy Guzik: Basketball-9, IO: Football-9-D: In- tramurals'll: Pioneer Conf. Honor-IJ. Bill Habicka Spanish-IO. Il: Tennis-IO: Band-9. Robin Hankinson: FHA-9, IQ OEA-II. IJ. Robert Hasenyager: Latin-ll. ll: Spanish-IO. Tami Henniger: Annual-IQ OEA-ll: Track-IO: Astronomy-IO. Amy Hershberger: Bruin-D: NHS-ll. IJ. : ! l Fritz Thru Ratta Tammy Hinkle: FHA-ICL OEA-ll. I2: Pep-IO. Il, Doug Horner: FootbaIl'9Al2: VICA-II. I2. Dale Houston: Drama-9-l2: French-9, IO. Ron Humphrey: Footballrli: Intramurals-IOD: Pep Band-9. IQ Pioneer Conf. Honor Il. I2: Track-I0-I2: Wrestling-9. Brenda lmber: Hero CIub'Il, l2. Brant Jessel: Baseball-IO: Debate'9-II: Soccer-9: Key-IJ. Doug Joachim: Baseballf9-I2: Basketball-9, IO: Football-9, IO: Intramurals-ll, D: Pioneer Conf. Honors-ll, D. Clark Johnson: Swimming- 9, IO. David Johnson: Intramurals-IQ Conf. Honors-ll. IJ: NHS-II, I2: Track-IOIJ: Soccer-9-D. Teri Jones: VICA-ll. I2. Ted Jurey: Basketball-9-IJ: Conf. Honors-ll, ll Football-9-ll: Track-9-D. Karen Kegg: Homecoming Court-9: NHS-Ii, IJ: Spanish'9. IO: Student Council-IO. Il: Track Tim- er'9-I2: Key-9-II: Teacher Aide-ll. Johanna Kelleman: French-9-ll: Marching Band- IO-I2: Flag Corp-IOIJ: Pep Band-IO: Concert Band-9-I2. Kevin Kerper: Choir'9-I2. Jim Kelly: Ski:9-D1 Spanish-9. IO: VICA-ll, ll. Charles Kirkpatrick: Student Council-ll. D: Peer L istening-IO. Stephen Kovack: Latin-IO. Il: NFL-9-IJ: Pep Band-9, IO. Stephen Kovack: Latin-ll. ll: NFL-ll. I2: Pep Band-9, IQ Spanish-9: Marching Band-9, IO. Laura Kumler: OEA-n, iz: Pep Club-9. to Flag I Corp-IO. Karie .lo Kupfner: DECA-IJ: FHA-IO, Il: Softball- 9, IO. Dave Lamson: Swim Team Manager-9. Brian Lawrence: French-9, IQ Golf-9, IG Pep Band-9-ll: Marching and Concert Band-9-l2. Mindy Lawrence: OEA-II. I2: Choir-942. Kris Lecky: Cheerleader-9-I2: French-9, IQ Gymnastics-9-ll: Homecoming Court-ll: Latin- Il: NHS-II, IJ: Pep Club-9-I2: Scorekeeper CBB S CCD-IO-IJ: Student of the Month. Ouststanding Student Award-Il, D. Tom Lehr: French-9-ll: NHS-II, ll: Ski-Il: Swim- ming-Diving-9, IO. David Livingston: NHS-ll: Spanish-9. ll: Track- IOIJ: Soccer-9-Il Bryan Long: Drama-9, IG Football-9: Track Manager-9. IO. Lou Ann Long: FHA-9: VICA-ll, IJ. William Long: FHA-IJ: Football-9. Buddy Loosen VlCA-ll. ll Michael Lowery: French-9. IO. Bonnie Lues: FHA-IO. Rachael Lutz: Annual Staff-Il, ll: Cheerleader-9 ll: French-9, IQ NHS-ll, l2f Pep Club-9-ll Teach- er Aide-ll Dave Marshall: Football-9-ll: Track-9, K1 Wres- tling-9, lO. Mia Martens: Cross Country-91 Football-9, ll. Kelly Martin: Gymnastics-9, IQ Track-9, IQ VlCA-ll, ll. Mac McAnlis: Spanish-IO. ll: Swim-9-ll. John Mclnerneyt French-9, KL Pep Band-9-ll: Marching and Concert Band-9-ll. Missy McKnight: Cheerleader-9: Gymnastics- l0i Spanish-IO, lk Student Council-9. Joyce McMahon: NHS-ll, ll: Spanish-9. Hollie McNulty: Annual Staff-ll: Cross Country- IO Drama-lOl2: Latin-IQ NFL-ll, ll: NHS-ll. ll: Ski-9-I2: Spanish-9. ICI Student Council-lO-ll: Track-9: Volleyball-9, Il: Honors English-ll: Key- 9, IO. Jeff Miller: Ski-9, IO. I2: Spanish-9. IQ Key-9-ll. Mindy Minor: FHA-IO: VICA-ll, ll Annamarie Mintzer: Pep-9: Ski-9-ll: Spanish-lO. il- Missy Mintzerf Annual Staff-Il, ll, Pep-Il: Ski-9- ll: Spanish-9. IQ Choir-9-ll. Dave Moore: Baseball-9-l2: Intramurals-9, IQ Bruin-D: Football-9-ll: Spanish-9, lO. Denise Moritz: French-ll: Latin-9, IO: Pep-I2: Marching and Concert Band-9-ll. Martha Moss: NHS-ll, ll Spanish-9, Jodi Mullen: French-9-ll: OEA-ll: Pep-9, lO. Joyce Mullins: FHA-K1 OEA-Il, IL Choir-9. Brenda Murphy: FHA-9. l0. Tanya Muzyczka: French-9, ll. Pam Niebuhr: Annual Staff-ll: French-9, IO: NHS- Il, D: Pep Band-9-ll: Marching and Concert Band-9-ll: Athletic Sect.-IJ: Soccer Stats.-D: County Honors-IO. ll. Robert Noe: Intramurals-ll: Football-9-ll: Track- 9-D. Valerie Noe: Cheerleader-9-D: NHS-ll, ll Pep Club-ll Choir-9-ll Mike O'Bryan: Football-lO-ll Track-IQ Wres- tling-9-l2. Mike O'Connor: Baseball-9-ll: Football-9-lli Homecoming Court-9: VlCA-IL Wrestling-9. M-errie Oesterman: Annual-ll, ll: Drama-ld Spanish-9-IJ: Choir-9-D. i f'f ' in Mark Ogurchakf Basketball-9-I2: Pioneer Conf. Honors-IO-D1 Football-9-ll French-9: Track-9- ll Tom Oplingeri Baseball-9, IQ Basketball-9: ln- tramurals-lO, ll: Football-9-ll: Spanish-9, IQ VICA-ll. ll Jeff Orben: Intramurals-l0-ll: Bruin-IO-ll: Golf- 9-Ilt Pep Club-9-l2. Eric Palmater: Football-D1 Spanish-9, lG Track- 9. lO, ll. Dawn Patterson: FHA-9, lil FFA-Il. Angie Pearson: French-IQ Greg Pelot: VICA-ll, ll. Denise Pfeifer: Softball-9: Basketball-9: NHS-ll. ll: Pep Club-9: Spanish-9, IO: VlCA-Il, ll: Peer Listening-9, IO. Susan Phelps: NHS-ll, ll: Pep Band-IO-D: Span- ish-9-llr Concert Band-9-ll Marching-lO-ll Tim Porter: Intramurals-9, Paul Pressler: Intramurals-IO-ll: Golf-9-I2: Latin- 9: Ski-9-ll Spanish-lO, ll. Roger Pries: Cross Country-9, IO, ll: Track-9. Gregg Rabung: Intramurals-9-IJ: Football-9. l2: Wrestling-9-IJ. Becky Radtke: FHA-IQ French-91 VICA-ll, ll Neal Ratta: French-IO, D. Norm Ratta: VICA-II, IJ. Elizabeth Ravetta: Basketball-9-ll: Track-IO. Tammy Ray: FHA-9, IO. Chris Reed: DECA-D. Jessica Rhonemus: Basketball-9,19 Softball-9-II: Marching Band-IO Concert Band-9. IO. Dan Rich: Drama-IO, II: Astronomy-IO. X Shelly Riggs: VICA-II, I2: Volleyball-IO, II. Peggy Roberts: Track-IO-ll: VICA-Il. I1 Penny Roberts: FHA-9-II: Softball-9-lOt Swim- ming-II. Dan Robinson: Drama-9, IQ French-9-ll. Leia Robinson: Choir-9-IJ: Soccer Manager-II: Spanish-IO. Laurie Roemke: Cheerleader-9: FHA.-9: Home- coming Court-9: Pep Band-9: Pep Club-9: Ski-9: Spanish-9: Marching Band-IOI2: Flag Corp.-lO- D. Charlene Rogers: OEA-Il, ll: Choir-9-II. Chrystal Roher: FHA-9. IO: OEA-II, ll: GAA-9: Pep Club-9: Volleyball-9. Bob Root: Pep Band-9-I2: Ski-I2: Spanish-9. IO: Marching and Concert Band-9-Il Sherri Rose: FHA-IO. ll: French-9-IO: OEA-ll, I2: Pep Club-9: Ski-9: Choir-9. Doug Ross: Pep Band-IO-I2: Marching Band-9-IJ. Susan Rothackert Drama-9: Spanish-9: Jim Ruch: Basketball-9-I2: Pioneer Conf. Hon- ors-II: Football-9-D: NHS-Il. I2: Student Council- 9-IJ: Track-9-I2: FCA-II, Il: Student of the Month-Il. Teri Ruckman: Annual Staff-IQ Basketball-9-II: Cheerleader-9: Conf. Honors-ll: Cross Country- IO, ll: Pep Club-9: Spanish-9, IO. Sherri Ruttan: Basketball Manager-II: Football Manager-ll: French-9. IQ Pep Club-9-II: Ski-9: Track-9: Wrestling Little Sis-9, IQ Teachers- Aide-I2. Shay Sayre: Baseball-9-Il: Basketball-9-D: Foot- ball-9: NHS-ll. IZZ. Mark Scaffidi: DECA-12. Greg Schenz: Bruin-ll, IJ: Drama-IO, II: French- 9, IQ NFI.-Il. II: Soccer-9-D1 Swimming-9, IO. Lisa Seemant Basketball-9: FHA-IO: OEA-II. IZ: Pep Club-IO, ll, Spanish-9. Teresa Sega: Basketball Stats-9, IQ Pep and Concert Band-9: Pep Club-9: Spanish-9. IO. David Serfass: Cross Country-I2: Football-9. IO: Tennis-ll, ll Stephanie Shanholtz: FHA-II: Spanish-IO-I2: Peer Listening-9. IO. Bart Shirley: Golf-9-ll: Band-9. IO. Ray Simon: VICA-Il, ll. Chris Smeller: Basketball-9-ll: French-9-II: Pep Club-9, IO Spanish-IQ Soccer Stats-Il, I2: Key-IO. ll. Robin Smith: FHA-IO: Football-IQ OEA-II, I2: Spanish-9. Kris Snyder: Basketball-9: Pep Club-9, IO: Span- ish Club-9: Track-9. IO: VICA-ll. II: Volleyball-IO: Patricia Staab: Pep Club-Il: Ski-9-IJ: Key-II. ll Jill Stanley: Basketball-9-ll: French-9, IQ NHS-ll. I2. Sue Stockum: Bruin-D: Drama-9: French-9-Il: Gymnastics-II: Ski-9, ll: Student Council-9, IQ Key-ll. I2. Derek Straiton: Baseball-IO: Cross Country-9. IO. Craig Street: Baseball-9-I2: Football-9-I2: Ski-9, IO Key-9-12. Vicki Stringfield: Football Manager-IO. ll, VICA- Il. I2. Nancy Stubbs: Baseball Stats-I2: Basketball Stats-9, IQ Drama-9-II: Pep Band-9-I2: Track-9: Clint and Wild Bill H. St R. SMR N r : kim 'QQ- .. - Z A X ' sage-in l f .fig rl ' ,, , SW, K W QSM' 'Y if- ,If if Track Stats-IO-ll: Volleyball Stats-9-ll: March- ing. Concert and Stage Band-9-12: M-Teens-ll. Tammy Talboe: Fl-IA-IQ Tennis-lOl VICA-ll, ll. Wendy Tarannwski: FTA -IO: Latin-l2: Ski-91 Spanish-IO, ll. Sandy Tawney: Basketball Stats-ll, Ski-9. Scott Thomas: Baseball-9. lOr Basketball-9-IL Football-9, IQ Student of the Month-ll. Brian Thompson: Boys Intramurals-ll, ll- Foot- ball-9, ll, ll: Ski-D: Track-II: VICA-ll. ll. Anne Thomson: Latin-lOl NFL-9-12: Pep Band-lOl Tennis-9-ll Band-9, IO. George Tighe: Ski-9. K1 VICA-ll. Theresa Tittle: Annual Staff-D: Ski-9-Ill Span- ish-9, IO1 Choir-9, ll. Gregg Townsend: Baseball-9: lntramurals-IO, ll, Conf. Honors-lO-ll: Football-9-ll: Pep Club-9-D, Ski-ll: Track-I0-ll: Wrestling-9. l0. Bernie Tripp: Cross Country-ll: Pep Band-9-ll: Marching Band-9-ll. Brad Tripp: Cross Country-9. ll, D: French-9-ll: Pep Band-9-D: Track-9-ll Marching and Con- cert Band-9-D. Anne Thomson: Latin-lO, ll: NFL-9-ll: Pep Band- 9, lil Softball-l0-D: Tennis-9-ll. r ' -1, f f X 2 'A 4 ,gr r W ? r W fo Ratta Thru Ziegler Mark Terrie: Football-9-ll: Spanish-IG, ll. Julie Truex: Annual Staff-IO: Basketball Trainer- IOZ Cheerleader-91 Dram-9: Football trainer-lOl French-9, IO: Homecoming Court-IQ NHS-ll. ll: Pep Club 9: Ski-IO: Student Council-9-ll. Robert Turner: Cross Country-ll: Football-9, IQ Homecoming Court-9: Track-9-ll: VICA-ll, ll Ken Valentine: Basketball-9. lCk Intramurals-ll. ll: Conf. Honors-IO. lit Football-9-I2: Spanish-9. IO: Track-9-ll Todd Veney: Ski-9. lucy Waldron: DECA-ll, Rick Walter: Baseball-IO-D: Golf-li, 12: NHS-Il Frank Walthourt Baseball-9-ll: lntramurals-9. IOE Cross Country-Il. Randy Watts: Football-9-ll: Track-llf VICA-D, Wrestling-9, Diane Weishaar: Basketball-9: French-9-ll: Stu- dent Council-ll: Key-ll: Softball-l0. Jeff West: VlCA-ll. ll Wrestling-lO, D. Ron Whitt: Drama-9. la French-9. IO: Choir-9 D. Edward Wilhit: Football-9, ll Ski-IO: Wrestling- 9. -mf My ,wo,,,, Lisa Wiltie: Basketball Stats-ll: FHA-ld Football Manager-ll: Pep Club-9, lOl Key-91 Wrestling Stats-9, Teacher Aide-ll Little Sis-9, Clark Wilson: Intramurals-lOf Football-9: VICA- li, D. Debby Wilson: VICA-ll Chris Workmanl Football-9-ll Intramural-IO. ll, Steve Wright: Bruin-IOD: NHS-ll, ll, Tennis-9. IQ Lions Club Guest-12. Brad Wurstf French-9: Pep Band-9-ll Concert and Marching Band-9-ll Rick Yankovicht Basketball-9-IJ: Cross Coun- try-9t NHS-ll, ll FCA-ll, 22: Soccer IO, ll: Stu- dent of the Month-ll. Penny Yarmanr Basketball-9-ll: NHS-ll. IL Span- ish-9. IO: Softball-IO, ll. Charlene Yonallyg Cross Country-9-D: DECA-IZ: Track-9. Mark Ziegler: Basketball-9: VICA-ll. ll Swim- ming-IOD. ,,, 1' it I . ' 'V - Y' ,now ,L f35iii':, ff- I .l.., . E3 p l,llr 1 .M X , -. f 451. , ,G,..,i,fJ Q N www Q Y, X x GE-3CQlDEElCE1JEI13 FEE S Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Benner .loan and Patrick Branningan Jerry and Jean Buckingham Mr. and Mrs. Ren Caser Lois and Ron Chamberlin Bob and Pat Cline Bob and Mary Ellen Coolman N. Alvin Daigle Larry and Jeanne Dean Mr. and Mrs. I. Stewart DeRonde Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fath Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gairing Bill and Mary Lou Gearhart Mr Mr Mr . and Mrs. R. L. Hasenyager . and Mrs. Glenn Hershberger . and Mrs. Lindell Hooser Bud and Jan Imber Mr. and Mrs. William Jurey John and Ethel Kopilchack Mr. and Mrs. W. Paul Livingston Bill and Margie Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Moss William W. Niebuhr Joseph Ogurchak Ralph G. Painter Arnold Peterson Roger and Bobbie Pries Sandy and Bill Ross Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. . Ed Ruch . Charles Schickler . Gerald D. Serfass Duane Stingley Howard Talbot Paul L. Townsend Scott Bender l964-l982 mfzmgwirmv T1 4 v M , Km-' 236 Ill?-fl IRE A GRADUATE'S PRAYER Father, I have knowledge. so will You show me now How to use it wisely and find a way somehow To make the world I live in a little better place. And make life with its problems much easier to face . . . Grant me faith and courage and put purpose in my days. And show me how to serve Thee in the most effective ways So all my education, my knowledge and my skill, May find its true fulfillment as I learn to do Thy Will . . . And may I ever be aware in everything I do That knowledge comes from learning And wisdom comes from You. -HELEN STEINER RICE Which road E i y, Leaving the scene of school life three dedicated members of the Wadsworth School System have decid- ed to pursue a retired life. Mrs. Schneider, attendance clerk, Mr. Ken Rasor, vocational teacher, and Mr. Martin Cramp, also in the vocational area, have served faithfully in Wads- worth School System for a number of years. The students thank them for their years of service,to make the school a better place. Beyond the horizon of the known- the well-familiar school and city of Wadsworth-is an unexplored space Cunexplored by the students, that isj as yet, but after graduation the infinite possibilities on which to place a stu- dent's attention stump them. Each of the students will choose a path differ- ent from the others'. Each student has something different awaiting him be- yond the horizon. No one knows where he'll be in 5 years nor in 30 years. Maybe some day a graduate of Wadsworth High School will become the president of the United States, the first person on Mars, or the first doc- tor to perform an intricate surgery. However, not everyone will become so famous. Some will sit in a hot stuffy office, or labor until their muscles ache, trying to scrape enough money together to buy their next meal. Some may not even live a year after gradu- ation, but be killed in some tragic acci- dent or die of some terrible disease. Now, as the student looks beyond the horizon to greater challenges may this future be bright. Keep looking upl Y 1 - .. l Will You Take? yi,