Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1985 volume:

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QA 05,35 I .C,OQEkj, Smfbfx 21 D224 sm W W My P20 Of Xfaw ' .X X J? 5 fx fev e Gr izzl C 85 ntspere ot 64 dgwgfth ef-H0 Tabte Ot Contents H Student Lite Seniors Sport Xe d Ac ivitie eacner Htg Wa svvor A4281 Cm asses Psdverttsefnen Wa h d th ' so s Peop bs An t S l CX And T S ts ' W mia HMM u . ,,,,. 'Fha EFUWW lH - W i i ra iti ns Even before the year begins, the Grizzly Fever glows through the school as traditions handed down throughout the years. As the stu- dents arrive, they al- ready know the two basic traditions RED and GRIZZLY BEARS. These can be seen everywhere in the school. Besides these, a special tradi- tion comes every fall, Homecoming. The tradition begins when the first per- son is asked out. The bonfire, the crown- ing of the queen, the game, and finally the dance create memo- ries to last a life time. The football season also holds the tradi- tional victory bell game between Us and Norton. Besides the football oriented traditions, many oth- er traditions mold the student body. The freshman are ex- posed to orientation, class officer elec- tions and the eleva- tor pass. The sophomores have their class rings and Drivers' Ed. juniors face magazine sales to pay their way. to junior Banquet. Fi- nally, the senior year is filled with tradi- tions. Seniors have the commons to study in, comp pa- pers to write, the rock toqpaint, the se- nior prank and flick day to scheme, the breakfast to eat, the prom to enjoy, and finally graduation to celebrate. Through- out the years every class and every stu- dent has come to know the traditions which make WHS what it is. Q .1',,,. ' ar Top Right: The bonfire the day before the home- coming game represents a tradition which instills warmth into all hearts. At that time, the queen is an- nounced and the fever for the weekend begins. Above: The courtyard at WHS has seen many changes in the history of WHS, but it still remains. the courtyard is an unique feature which sets WHS apart from the others. ' X Right: The tradition of red paraphernalia manifests it- self in every student. All who belong to WHS own some red. E 1 l 1 l l l 1 4 i J 5WD 'x occER 'if' eva. y N 4 A Mirror Of Excellence Left: Chris Duff, the band's majorette, epito- mizes the school's reputa- tion for excellence. The band and especially Chris have continued to excel. Above: Although the bell tower is empty, it repre- sents the traditional rivalry between Wadsworth and Norton. Each year we fight for the victory bell. Although tradi- tions make WHS what it is, the changes happening in and around WHS make it what it will be. In the past year, many changes have taken place. These changes have in- creased the fire burning in the halls of WHS. The city it- self has had many changes. The down town has been reno- vated into an old IEfllfil WEE fashion town square complete with little horsey hitching posts. The school has also gone under some of its own ren- ovations. In the past year, the school has added a brand new library and a new bi- ology lab. It has also painted many rooms in the school. These new additions have added to the fever at WHS pride forces changes to improve the school. Besides the additions to the school, the fever of change found its way into the sports arena where WHS switch to a new confer- ence-the Suburban League--and hired a new football coa- ch-Mr. Hall. These changes have encouraged and intensified the fire in the veins of the students. Other changes have also created a fever. This fever has taken form as friction between administration and the student body. Both new dress code and state mandate extension of the se- nior year have Top Right: Downtown Wadsworth has changed to an old fashion decor. This lamp post is part of the big renovation. caused the flames to I rage in the student s hearts. Changes in WHS have caused both positive and negative flames which have in- creased the fever in WHS. Above: These Bud men are now illegal in WHS. Due to a change in dress code. Any clothing sug- gesting alcohol, drugs, or sex can not be worn to school. Right: Early this year, con- struction of the new li- brary and new entrance was still in the process. 4? SUBU LEASQQN 069' A kaleidoscope of additions 5' --in vis-an , fat, . A i Left: The switch from Pio- neer Conference to the Suburban League is a change which is felt by all people connected with WHS. A qc Above: Although con- struction of the new li- brary started at the beginning ul llrc summer, it was October till the stu- dents were able to use the new facility. L- Top: A new head football coach-Mr. Michael Hall-made many changes this year to the football program he has increased the fever in the sports arena. 6530 f there is one thing ,Q is hat WHS students J, A 0 have a fever fog it is ,0 5 W the fever for fun, Among all i' Q facets of their hves, they i possess the ahihty to make 1 41W 1 . . l s , eMW, v V hfe enjoyable. V E155 lust the students' style of hfe reflects this Hery spir' This spirit expresses ' I . K clothes they W ties the lzfesfllg ft. Itself il? ear, the 6 y attend ey hsten t tions y Ctivfl , the fnusi o, and th . No one passion f Cri c eir ac- Can hide the or play that the zzhes have. .L ff-s' . R! V 'L, N27 Y ,fl gt! f A 5 -film xx qu ' I' AA' 'fx W-3, fbi ar- . , ., Aly! V, The Chrlstmas Season brings smiles to the faces of the stu- dents at W.H.S. One can feel the antlclpatlon mountlng as the week before vacation comes to an end. The final day ls marked by a vlslt from Santa Claus and our tradltlonal assembly. Everyone enjoys llstenlng to the Chrlstmas favorltes per- formed by the band and choir. As the assembly ends. vacatlon begins. and the students wlsh each other farewell Merry Christmas. These three senlors David Lee. Tlm Beom, and Chrls Chambers share some laughs around the Christmas tree ln the commons. Wade Wllcox does hls tradltlonal Mr. Molne lmltatlon at the Chrlstmas assembly. Cratchett Uroy McCrarl0 and Scrooge Chen McGarryJ converse durlng the Chrlstmas assembly play. K me 'SQ mom Qtg. 'i Left: Celebratlng the Chrlstmas season by decoratlng the tree In the Ilbrary ls Barb Llttle. Above: Mr. Palllja was the object of thls good-hearted joke durlng the Christmas season. Top: These senlor glrls mode a vlslt to Santa and hls helper. . . 'D J. g Q i Q - Qtr' Are There Students Hmm The Shadows? When the lights went out at WHS, it looked more like a circus than a school. Students were actually seen doing such things as tripping over desks, crowding by the llght of the wlndows and even, asking to be let out of school earlyl g Top Rlght: Flashllght In hand, Dr. Webb stands ready to come to the aid of anyone In need. Above: Students ln the cafeteria fry to eat lunch wlthout seelng It. Rlght: A llght In the lunch line lets students see what they're puttlng on thelr fries. The students survived, but it took some rearranging. Everyone was shift- ed from thelr normal classrooms to the Commons or the cafeteria. This was a special blesslng to those who had no wlndows In thelr classroom. They told us they were golng to dress up the A cafeterla old uses a llght so she can be sure to :afeterla, but dlnlng by candlellght is ridiculous, glve students the correct change. :omments some lunch students. X ' if V 'Mwzm' ' W .'T.,Ifi'f ' pf ' 15 fnffv n'--4 ', f , ., , . 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The red hot splrlt was too much for this student so he sllpped Into some shades. Football players gather to glve a rous- Ing cheer for a vlctory at Frlday's game. Is thls really what Mr. Dlechler looks like when he gets up In the morning? No, just another nerdl Denise Gleason and Lisa Stone showed their splrlt by dressing up for halloween. ls It revenge of the nerds? No, just some of Mr. Gorman's students who portlci- pated In Norton Nerd Day. Mrs. Dedllllon shows us what a true nerd looks Ilke. .Sweet Dreams This year's Homecoming brought many Sweet Dreams to each person in attendance. Though the homecoming game went down in defeat, the spirit of the Festivities shone through with brilliant rays. Each couple left the dance with a full heart and a keepsake moon with their names on it. This Home- coming was one with special memories and Sweet Dreams. Senlor Court: 1st row: Beth Houck. Queen Kathy DIPietro, Klm Kuhnhelm 2nd row: John Mllo, John Ruhlln, Scott Grleco, Dan Doyle 1 Y .. A A1 kr. KKK -HUA., ML! Junlor Attendant Kris Roberts ond her escort John Householder smile for the crowded stands. Underclass court: Monica Hewett, Queen Kathy DlPetro, Krls Rob- erts, Chrls Maroln 2nd row: Scott Folkenburg, John Ruhlln, John Householder, Lou Perry Homecoming 1985 1964 Queen Kathy DIPletro and her escort John Ruhlln 1984 Queen- Kathy DIPIetro 1984 Queen's escort- John Ruhlin 1983 Queen's escort- Scott Grieco Senlor Attendant- Beth Houck Senlor Escort- John Milo Senlor Attendant- Klm Kuhnhelm Senlor Escort-Dan Doyle Junlor Attendant-Kris Roberts Junlor Escort-John Householder Sophomore Attendant-Monica Hewitt Sophomore Escort-Scott Falkenberg Freshman Attendant-Chrls Marvin r Freshman Escort-Lou Perry Q, sv in-E. TU!- anlor Attendant Beth Houck glves a casual glance to her AQueen and her Court: left to rlght Chris Marvin, Monlca Hewett, scort John Mllo Beth Houck, Queen Kathy DIPletro, Klm Kuhnhelm, Krls Roberts We all have those slip-ups that we hope no one sees. While others may find these ac- cldents hopelessly funny, your only defense ls to stand there and turn a bright shade of pink. You may take consolation in knowlng that you are neither the first nor the last person to buy an elevator pass, be stuffed head flrst into a trash can, take a nose dive in the student parking lot, or be caught for PDA Cpubllc display of affection! ln the hallways. So grin and bear it: everyone makes mlstakesl Left: The bookshelves In the new II- brary are a good place to move In on that glrl you've had your eye on . . . unless of course her boyfriend happens to show up. Left: A sllppery entrance-way takes Its toll on many students durlng the wlnter months. Left: Asleep agaIn?ll Below: Dropplng your lunch tray ln the cafeterla usually brings you a round of applause. f pair: 'G .ff 'fir 'S' r N 1 W w r 1. A freshman In Mr. 6orman's room?ll l He must be another lost 1 underclassman. 4. Trying to hlde your ears because TO- MORROW Is dress up day. 2. You legltlmotely lost your home- 3. You accidently passed In the note work. But wlll your teacher belleve you were wrltlng Instead of your you? homework. 17 ilk W Center: Mr. Wood's Industrlal Arts class presented thelr log splitter at state to take home top honors. A solar dryer designed by Dave Cardace and Nell Llnd- ley also won a flrst ln state. Left: Rob Clocker ranked 42nd In the Ohio Hlgh School Test In Math Quallfylng for Natlonals ln Speech earn Below: Llsa Balley' won flrst plal honors for Glnger Boyce, Nathan Dlck, honors In the teenage dlvlslon ar and Wade Wllcox. a 2nd In Womens. Left: Many students from WHS turned up wlnners at the Northeast Ohlo Hlgh School Power Llftlng Champlonshlp competltlon held at WHS. E Showlng off thelr styllng talent at the OCA styllng competlon In Columbus ls Lakae Verble, Kel- ly Hatula, Klm Hupp, Klm West, Dock row: Tlna Rock, Lyn Slmon, Val Dalley, Janet Justlce. Far rlght: Erlc Walters was named Honorary Student Drlver of the year. Golng to the Drlvers Excellence Contest Is Tom Slnclalr, Lorl Sonn- tag, and Erlc Walters. Scorlng hlgh on the Merlt Schol- arshlp Test makes the posslblllty of scholarships very real for flnal- Ist Wade Wllcox, Steve Baum- gartner, Nathan Dlck Cback rowj Pam Buck and Stephanie Herwlck. Torn a or T Q SJPVQSQ a2353t'W?gif2, wifi sito? 5.Xc,C U? W. f t ,za N -X When years go by, the class of '85 and its' senior year will be remembered for the controversy which surround the year. It was a year where the split between students and admnistration became sharper. The school is being pulled on by a great variety of people-the student body, the administration, the faculty, and even the state of Ohio. ln the past few years many new rules have had their start with the class of '85. lt seems that the timing for the class of '85 has been off. The class of '85 has been the brunt of many issues which in themselves are controversial let alone together. As juniors, the classof '85 lost their traditional junior talking study hall. Although the class adjusted, they still remember. At the end of the junor year, the class of '85 learned the class ranking was switched from GPA to quality points. But whether or not the new system is fairer, many protested the fact they wre not told about the change earlier. As soon as the class of '85 came back they were faced with more .gi T 1 N Y 1 if-In :hanges. When the school began, everyone felt like a freshman since many of :he departments switched halls. No one could understand why this switch vas necessary. ll new dress code, and the lengthening of the senior year. The new dress code outlawing sex, drugs, 81 alcohol T-shirts and hats, brought rpon a senior protest. 29 seniors ended up spending 2 days in the box. The st controversy came from the State. After years of allowing seniors out of school a week early, the State said no more. The class of '85 must now spend heir last week in school with a new finals schedule. This final schedule does not have blocked exam times but rather, each class has to figure out lifferent allotted times. Everyone must be in a class for all day in the last veek. To top it off, next year's seniors will probably be released a week early lue to a bill in the State legislation. The class of '85 has been saddled with hany conflicts which have caused a turbulant final year at W.H.S. eff K r gbf ff fl f gf., ll V S , QV lynx h 3, 974 XC I l 41 if 21 sv we nn K W if N.. ravi 'Wg 'gi an ' W nf' agfixgk 1 v , wM 'W Apart , 4 if -1 voor ff -is :LL?,'f14 L5 YM. IIHILD- .I J., f no c . ..-- -b . X X xl' X ! , is la we to LEFT - THIS IS THE FIRST YEAR THAT THE WEDDING WAS HELD IN THE NEW LIBRARY. Below - AMY WELTZIEN AND BEN MCGARRY ARE FOLLOWED BY MAYOR CHARLES DANALS WHO CONDUCTED THE CEREMONIES. f 1 R . Q- -. 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Here he is adorned with earings and a black glove. is punkerjeff Hardy Ska !L'hlJHfdiHg and wearing his sunglasses at v Left: With splked halr and dangllng earings, John Barnard demonstrates a punk mouth. Above: Punker Wendy Graves shows her philoso- phy of llfe. For Left: Mark Fruzettl shows off his earrings and black leather. Left: Mike Powers shows off the newest hair style. the mohawk: complete with pigtail. Don't You Get Wh n.. Q. 5 3 . . 1. X 1 . . .K i 5 in E i Ninn.. punk K 2 5 .m - -s.-.:f':.e ,.. . t A '- 3 E 5 if 2 5 L ff 2 . 5 5 Q2 'E remix- -55: --gs 1 Q 2 Q . . 1 LL.. s 3 X Q E T N . .N ....,. .. L :fix E E 2. 3 S!! i Q . E . 1 5 S. s - K . ws iii , 5 Q y ilis The gates go leave. he -4 Q 43 I , .. X fe Q35-ff,-9 2553332 t f , - . .-:gf laewsrzs.. or fill J W ., ,, .MM ,,..,., ,..,. ,,,,,,, . , eygbllzfirfa, ,, ,,., Tsafzmg,-ww H W ,.,,W,W,d ....,,,,,, .. JL. jf W' . :'s:2i'ffg..,- 125 QM-IWW, X75 -- ' ..f,:-' e fy ,ff 6 1? of Q' E 1? A. Eggs W . 4 Y f - . 5? . I down just when you're about to f You're doing your homework and someone takes a picture of you. You hear o noise and turn around to find someone cracking their knuckles. :isa NWN hx is Wig' ..,.' . - U ' e 'rw-M 1. You drop all of your books in the holl. 2. You're sitting in the commons ond look upn to flnd someone playing with thelr gum. 3. Someone squeks the cholkboord. 4. After three tries you flnoly get your locker open ond oll of your books fall out. 5. You feel like o juvenlle delinquent. Top: Remember thls feroclous monster? Center Rolling uplthelr sleeves for a better ton are Rob Hahn. Greg Mack, and Dave Polomsky. : IVV 1 It happens every year. The weather WARMS UP. Gradual- ly, students stop looking at the blackboards and start staring out the windows. They stop lis- tening to lectures and start planning outdoor parties and future SUN-tons. Everyone start itching for those SIZZILIN' HOT- days of summer. The courtyard provides a chance for students to catch some rays during lunch and Senlor studyhalls. But, re- member, no shorts, no bare- feet, and keep all your clothes onl 'I cyzfvf if 1 ,A ,nav ,Y , - f ,sw A sunny courtyard ls a much better place than the smelly cafeterla to spend Iunchtlme wlth frlends. A Nancy Abbott Ignores her home- work and takes a-break In the sun. ' IEEUILIESQ il 73 'Z h E 2, 5 Q f 4 M 43 l 1 r A Senlors Karen Smith, Klm Monroe, and Beth Houck. New fb' range student, Hanne Behrens, Taking a stroll through the sunny court- orbs some of our natlve rays. yard Is Math teacher Mr. Grecnl. F THE DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME: KE LEKHELJIE I9 ECU QAEIE The Annual Donkey Basketball Gam pits the students against the teachers While a good time is had by all, the even is really a fund raiser for the teache aides. This yearly event is looked fon ward to as a time when teachers and stu dent get a chance to share fun and humo outside the classroom. Student riders a drawn from each grade. The teachers ar. then challenged to put together the bes team they can. The rules say every playe must keep in contact with his donkey no matter how stubborn. l ttiw TWLMTNTN-vw. M- ttft tt. Nw.. WNNNWN .... .. Top: lt's tricky trying to make a basket while dri ing a donkey. Above: The fans watch as this group prepares ride their donkeys. Middle: Mr. Foy, why are you facing the wrom way on your donkey. Bottom. These students appear to be having troublf convincing their donkeys to move. we wi Q X ft 2 M.s..,.NN y , --M-.-N.,....M.... .X ,W N . ss Q Y 'Qt Q Lys 9 I pez F '-V l 3. Ray Lewis scores one for the students. w 1. Senior Chris Duff shows Mr. Palle, Cortney Mcln- 2. Every one watches in awe as tyer, and Mr. Havens how to ride a donkey. Mr. Palle demonstrates his style. How Well Do You Know High School? Can you guess what or where the following pictures were taken at WHS? Each picture has a clue in it. - ,MmwM'Wwsf,Mw,wwpx r ' Wadsworth ., H E Q E g . PE t R s S s 2 2 K ' f' kK.... .,r,. 5 rw K 99550 8 abuepgng ausoddoy SUOIUILIOQ ug ll2M ' mpeg augze3eW 'L uxoog xgoqg '9 ' aauenug ugew Aq sapgxg paxafxoo-Moug 'g l anno SMOPHQW 'Sw 'v uxoog 1331301 s,Aog og sxgegg 'Q loop dog gnoqggm xawpo1 'z smog uxoou pueg -1 xgnfj Ol s.laMsuV o i 3 il if Sf ,i S as 'liiiinf Class president, Steve Newbrough began the evening with a welcome to the Junior Banquet followed by Michele Maynard with the in vocation. After din- ner Bob Lowther hosted a skit mimick- ing the NewIywed Game, which was very popular with the audience. Then the juniors got ready to rock with their host, Tom Sullivan, from WKDD who passed out free bumper stickers and hats throughout the evening. The night ended with a spectacular display of dancing skills with the dance contest. First place was deservedly awarded to Jerry Carrino. Above: Bob Lowther hosts The Newlywed Show. Middle: A group of friends gather together for a picture. Right: Mrs. Gandee shows Ellie Ott and Ginger Boyce where the empty tables are. all EUUIBIE I3 EUIU EU if Hi Q K N? Q as as 'AW it pim- ' ! t 1 Y at Qc Top: Smiling for the camera are: fleft to rightj Mary Baughman, Tracy Hann, Lisa Polomsky. Lianne Tittle, Beth Morris, Kathy Muhl, Mary leavy, Sharon Houck. and Nan Mayer, Middle: Steve Newbrough and Chris Raw make up one of the couples in the skit. Above: These participants are getting ready to reveal their answer to Bob, Left: Friendly smiles show that students are hav- ing a great time at Junior Banguet '86. T r SENIURS EARN THEIR RECUGNITIUN U0 wi1dTyOt1 Con, with what QOH where you are flvodou Riwuff have Brad Falkenberg receives the Gyro Award from Mr. Ed Bates. Mrs. Sharon Gandee got a standing ova- tion from some her students for being named National Honors Society's teach- er of the year. SCHOLARSHIPS Ohio Academic: Sue Williams Student Council: john Milo Wadsworth Business Women: Bonnie Bajorek Robert Fenzan Memorial: Sue Opalenik Women's Club: Amy Grady 84 Beth Houck Medina County Realtors: Katie Crouch Rotary Club: Amy Grady 84 john Kyner Lion's Club: Kim Monroe 84 jerry Wuchter Wade Wilcox 84 Mike Estvander EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION Bruin Top Staffer: Beth Houck Outstanding Business Student: Katie Crouch N.H.S. Outstanding Teacher: Sharon Gandee ATHLETIC AWARDS H.j. Memorial: Wim Venter z' 'Z , fs, Y M. , , .,, ri , . f. 'af' f. f wr . fy . , V 0 , , 3? 5, A 1 L H at :rr .fa s The H.L. Memorial and the Tony Detwiler Memorial were given to Whim Venter for his excellence in athletics. Kim Monroe receives her award from Lion's Club. Three other students who won the Lion's Club award were Wade Wilcox, Mike Estvander, and Gerry Wuchter. Helen Allen Libert Memorial: jenni Gill Scholar-Athletes: jenni Gill 84 john Ruhlin Tony Detwiler Memorial: Wim Venter Outstanding Athletes: jenni Gill 84 john Ruhlin LEADERSHIP I Dare You Award: Ginger Boyce 8: Mike Lowe Outstanding Students: Beth Houck 84 john Ruhlin Gyro Club: Brad Falkenberg Womens Leadership Award: Beth Houck Edward and Arnold Goldstein Memorials: Steve Baumgartner 84 john Ruhlin jerree Ann and Lori Sigrist Memorials: Amy Grady 84 Barb Houck Si ' 'ss vt . 5 4 , ' be 1 7 1 ,ix K . I -.ti , t '1,,,,, -X -fi f 5, if .s , sg vs, f, - '- - - X5 E ' - at .. A i , i -4 WW . . 1 1 Q W rgzw . ma g9 X Q '5 ,fi 55 if x . Qrfxrmw yy, 5 'V ,gt XXX Q ' 1 f what f--- 'kai K' :Z-R V.. 12 Beth Houck receives her scholarship from the Women's Club. Beth was one of the students who received the most awards and scholarships. Pam Buck receives an award from Dr. Webb for being an outstanding academic student. 9. I ix A ,f 4 A . , if -ff ,,, M, , ,H . . I M . ,mk- ,V .M 1, difffi I 4 H g r 'l x ,- V M E V ,sf ' ll - .Gi . if fx ,. Q - J- f . ' V W y.. ' A A , . . ' Z' 1 , . ivtir 4 r'ttsi f lx. f A Y v 'v 'Q 'o v z Amy Grady was one of the winners of the Women's Club scholarship. This award was presented by Mrs. Eloise Halliburton. Paula Conger provided an intermission during the award ceremony. Ginger Boyce won the I Dare You Award, an award given to two juniors for their leadership qualities. Mike Lowe was the other winner. After the assembly, winners and their families were invited for some refreshments in the library. Dm CD85 Prom 1985 began at Anthe's for 1985. The post Prom with a dinner choice of steak or Beach Party was held at the shrimp. Folowing dinner, prom- Coliseum where shades, umbrel- goers danced til midnight. Sta- las, beach balls, and frisbees cre- cey Huber and Mike Recupero ated a party-like atmosphere. were chosen the King and Queen K kz r r 'V ,, 1 'l , Q M, at .J 5 fzh r ,I I X V ,ye Top left Top right Taking a chance at the post prom casino The WHS men have arrived on the prom Prom Queen Stacey Huber shares a ro- is Chris Seeman and Missy Wible. scene dressed in the latest in tux attire. mantic dance with her King, Mike Recupero Chris Grieve and Tom Van Steer kiste share the last moments c Prom. Pool shark Steve Hoover careful- ly lines up his shot as Ben McGarry watches. Even at prom a break is nice, as thoughts race towards the fun at post prom. Middle: A group of lovely WHS ladies share final moments of an evening of friends and fun. Bottom: Many exciting games ena thrall prom goers, Ron Ralston and Ruth Baroch. Bottom: Making plans for break- fast after the post prom are Kim Cowles and Terry Fortner. 'S , 9. 1. QP' , ,,,, . I , my M . stiff .-1 Q M ,M 1 fn- A fy xi l ' 4-gl 1 f t W 0 1. wg ' 4 M if 5 its l X4 2 ' M li f VL VL I KG 1 Z, s if ' if its if jk fi 4' 1 ' f6 Top As Pomp 84 Circumstances plays, the Se- niors file into their seats. As eyes turned to john Ruhlin, he began his Valedictorian speech which dealt with the fu- ture and the graduates role in their. Seniors stood through the opening comments of their one and only high school graduation. While Beth Houck gave the class poem, Rob Clocker iSalutatorianl, Joh Ruhlin Waledictori- anl, and the class officers looked down upon the class of '85. 2 of 2 li r iv? D i E 9 U as we ? 1 F E is E i 3- tx .13 2 5 s s Mya X, P Y ik X if M. , it rg , .E , Q -i I, s 1 Ss to I s 5' 'lx S 1 I' 3 W Us :Lf Ev? ' KW' i W1 r i ip With a smile on his face, john nugh recieves his diploma and a ndshake from Bob Kelley, Presi- :nt of the School Board. As the ceremony gets underway, everyone-Danielle Halverson, Wade Wilcox, Stephanie Herwick, and Sue Williams-is looking a dif- ferent way to find their families. President ,.... Vice President ..... ..................... Secretary-Treasurer ...................... Donna Moritz Senior Class Advisors Mr. Garry Petty 84 Mr. Robert Gorman COLORS Red and White FLOWER Rose MOTTO The happiest moments of our lives were spent in the midst of our friends. Through the magic of our dreams everything is possible The best is just beginning. gp-QW. fi.. After receiving their diplomas 81 roses, row 1 waits till the entire row is back before sitting. 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Hr flnally added that ln Swltzer land there was no dress code. He really dldn't mlss much but lf lt had to be one thlng h1 sold he mlssed the mountalnl and skllng. He mode new frlends here and he loves Amerl l l can hamburgs. Werner sold he would llke.t1 move to the Unlted States. H sold he would llke to move cause he loves the AmerIca way of llfe . He dldn't have on problem: adjustlng but he sold thot It wa: probably due to all the help from hls new frlends and hls hos' famlly. Switzerland A IHANNIE II3lEll'llIQlENS Hanne pointed out some ma- r dlfferences such as blg cars, e number of televlslon chan- -ls, all the fast food places, dat- g customs and fashlon. Her vorlte Amerlcan foods Include locolate chlp cookles and pea- rt butter. Hanne mentloned that teach- s and Amerlcan adults ln gen- f Qwmrm' ,, 1 al are more strlct and In the ower role than ln Denmark. achers In Denmark llsten ore to the Ideas of the stu- nts. The llfe after school ls sler In the Unlted States be- use of extracurricular actlvl- s such as band, sports, clubs. d dances. She sold the flrst few weeks took some time to get use to. She mlssed her famlly and she mlssed the spe- clal atmosphere of the North Sea. She soon recovered wlth the help of her new frlends. teachers, and her hast famlly. She enjoyed golng to partles and sport actlvltles llke foot- ball games. Hanne sald she would love to vls- lt the rest of the Unlted States but yet she stlll feels that Denmark Is truly her home. J lflflf SNVIDIEID form to school but there were less rules and the atmosphere was more relaxed. The stu- dents In Australla are prepared for thelr H.S.C. CHlgher School Certlflcatej In their senlor year. Most people do not go to cal- lege and about half dropout. The average dropout age ls flfteen. When he was In Australla, he mlssed hls famlly, frlends, and DOI belng able to drlve. Soon af- ter he came home he reallzed that he mlssed hls host famlly ln Australla, the frlends he made whlle he was over there, the warm weather, and even the Jeff Snyder was the W.H.S. ex- change student who traveled to Australla. He found the blggest dlfference was In the slze ofthe populatlon. He stated that the total populatlon of Australia Is about the same as Ohlo. There are few blg cltles but the largest one he vlslted was about the slze of Wadsworth. Hls favorlte Australlan food was the meatple. lt Is a mlnla- ture ple wlth a beef and lamb fllllng, whlch ls served warm. He also notlced the dlffer- ences between the two school systems. He had to wear a unl- school that he left. When asked If he would ever move over there. he sold that Is ls too Isolat- ed from the rest of the world. He added that he would llke to go vlslt but not stay. lt wasn't very hard for hlm to adjust because he dIdn't have to learn a new language and the foods are about the same. The hardest thlng to get use to was that the cars drlve on the opposlte slde of the road. This made lt hard for hlm to even cross the streetl Denmark F-lustrolia NBPIIS Who let these Norton nerds into WHS? They are really splrlted Wads- worth students who are sporting their Norton attire before the big vlctory bell game. 3. Mrs. Parrlllo and her nerdy French ll class. 4. Senior nerds John Mllo and Heldl Bauer and Jurnlor nerd Gary Boyce wave good-bye whlle leavlng class. 1. These three nerds, Matt Ross, Becky Earnest, and John Weldel, stand at at- tentlon for our camera. 2. These WHS students show what a typlcal class at NHS looks Ilke. xl? if Q , , Vx ppygip ,WA , f 48 ' W d and... wg, ,r YJ In keeping with the latest style WHS students sport the ygll now popular neon clothes. Y 5. Reading by the light of thelr neon shirts are Beth Schenz and Lorl Schrock. Jennifer Hensol demonstrates how to protect yourself from the latest neon craze. ' lv .mm 113. , .l infgf? 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The eo QS X III 01 mpiad - Los ngeles Nancy Abbott Chris Adams Lisa Adams, F.H.A. 9, 10, Spanish Club 10, V.I.C.A. II, 12. Scott Aclamsg Football 9, 105 Soccer 11, 12g Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Wrestling 9, IO, 11, 12: F.C.A. 9, IO, 11, 12 Shelly Adcox, F.H.A. 10, Office Edu- cation Association 11, 12. Karen Alleyg Bruin 121 Cheerleader 9, French Club 9, 105 Pep Club 95 Pio- neer Conference Honors 1O, 11, Ten- nis 10, 11, 12 Missy Apley, Annual Staff 1Whisper- ery 125 V.I.C.A. 11, 12. Beth Armstrong, D.E.C.A. 12g F.H.A. 11. Christine Arndt Phillip Arnclt Saundra Arnold Stephanie Atkins Valerie Bailey Bonnie Bajorekg Basketball 10, Bruin 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, 12p Intra- murals 9, National Forensic League 9g National Honor Society 11, 12g Pep Club 9, 10, Softball 9, 10, 111 Volley- ball 9, 1O, 11, 12, Wrestling fScore- keepingj 11 John Barnard Richard Barnes 52 Seniors Ruth Baroch, National Honor Society 11, 12, Soccer 9, 11, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Buddy Barowicz, Intramurals 11, 12, Soccer 10, 11 joanna Lynn Battig, French Club 9, 10, Office Education Association 11, Pep Club 9, 10 Heidi Bauer, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Tennis 9, 12 Steven Baumgartner, Cross Country 11, French Club 10, National Forensic League 11, 12, National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Track 9, 10 jamie Beaver Michelle Beck Margaret Belcastro, Bruin 11, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, Key Club 10, 11, 12 Heidi Bennelcamper, Baseball fScore- keeperl 11, Marching Band Flag Corps 12, Indoor Guard 12, French Club 10, 11, 12 Mark Andrew Bennekamper, March- ing Band 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Percussion Ensemble 12, ln- door Guard 11, 12, Percussion Section Leader 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, Pep Band 10, 11, 12, Swimming fDivingl 10 Tim Beorn Mark Berlin Kim Bishop janet Ellen Black jerry Blake Marilyn Blanar, French Club 9, Of- fice Education Association 11, 12 53 Indlra Gandhi Assassmated Chuck Borland, Football 12, Wres- tling 9, 1o, 11, 12 Victoria Lyn Bremkamp, Cross Country 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9,10,11,Cymnas- tics 9, 10, Marching Band 9,1O, 11,125 Pep Band 9, 105 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Mike Brown Pam Buck, Annual Staff fWhispererJ 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, 12, Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12, Soccer Statistician 11 Aaron Burnhamg Indoor Guard 11, Swimming fDivingj 9, 10, 11, 12, Band QConcert and Marchingj 9, 10, 11, 12 Gina Byrnes, D.E.C.A. 12, F.H.A. 9, 105 Spanish Club 10 Michael Callaghan, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Bruin 11, 12, Intramurals 9, 10 Matthew Campbell David Carlson, Soccer 9, 10, 11, Span- ish Club 10 Angie Carter, Annual Staff lWhisper- erJ1O, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10,11, 12 Christine Chambers Robert Chaney Craig Clark Chad Cleckner Lori Clevidence Kelly Cliffel, Basketball 9, 10, Ski Club 125 Softball 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 54 dal - Miss America -Vanessa Williams ai 1 K Dave Prince thoughtfully sketches the words I'd rather be' skiing across his notebook. si fa'--f 1 e 'e- AKRUI Comp-the day after. Tom Kennedy sports the Senior Class Officers john Milo, Presidentg Donna post-comp paper look prevalent among seniors. Moritz, Secretaryg john Blough, Vice President. Strolling through the halls is Robbie Hahn. Prince Henry Charles Albert David Ro al Birth Robert Clocker Scott Cluckey Bill Coler, Football 9, 10, French Club 9, 10, 11, Ski Club 11 Paula Conger, Office Education Asso- ciation 12, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, C.O.E. 12 Brian Conover JoAnne Crawford, Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Flags, Line Captain 10, 11, 12, Indoor Guard 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Off Broad Street Players 9, Pep Club 9, 10, Choir 9, 11, 12 Nancy Crissamore Karen R. Crouch, Flag Corps 9, 10, 11, 12 KCatainJ, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Guard 10, 11, 12, Office Education Association 11, 12, Mona Crowe, F.H.A. 10, French Club 9, V.I.C.A. 11, 12 julie Darlington, National Forensic League 9, 10, Ski Club 11, Swimming lDivingJ 9, 10, Tennis 11 Dan Daugherty Shane Dean, F.H.A 9, 10 Michelle Delong, Marching Band Flag Corps 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, Indoor Guard 10, 11, 12, Office Education Association 11, 12 Pep Club 9 Bradd Denning Laurie DeRonde Nathan Dick, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Reserve Band 9, National Fo- rensic League 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12 56 Bab Fae - Experimental Surgery ,NV Q' We---v YL T Safer' r T L fx g!.v-v.n' Q T 0 ii ki -, Kathy Dipietro, Cheerleader 9, 11, Gymnastics 10, Homecoming Court 11, Queen 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 11 Tera Doak Laura Dodge, Bruin 12, F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, Off Broad Street Players 9 Dan Doyle Lisa Drasny Chris Duff, Basketball 9, 10, 11, French Club 11, Homecoming Court 9, Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Aide 12, Key Club 9, 10 Todd Earle Kathi Earnest, Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Student Council 10 Andrew Elkins Doug England Michael Estvander Ron Evans Bradd Falkenberg, Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 11, 12, Latin Club 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Pioneer Conference Honors 10, Spanish Club 9, 10, Track 9, 10, 11,12, Suburban League Honors 12 Cheryl Farkas, D.E.C.A. 12, French Club 9, 10: Pep Club 9, 10 Mark Ferrara ' Vicki Files 57 Yuppies - Young Urban Professionals Dan Fleming, Office Education Asso- ciation 11, 12, Pep Band 10 Suzanne Flynn, Basketball Manager 9, Pep Band, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Soft- ball 9, 10, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Vol- leyball fManagerJ 9 Shawn Fortner Terry Fortner Mike toutty Mary Ann Fox Mark Fruzetti Leslie Gairing, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Teachers Aide 12 Jeanne Galecki Nancy Gear Cynthia K. Gibson, Annual Staff tWhispererJ12, French Club 9, 10, 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Lil Sis 9, 11, 12, Wrestling Scorekeeper 11, 12, Who's Who 12 Larry Gibson jenny Gill, Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 9, 10, Pioneer Confer- ence Honors 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Pamela Given, Annual Staff KWhis- pererj 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Volleyball 10, Lil Sis 9, 10, Pres. 11, 12, Wrestling Stats 11, 12, Candy Striping 12, Key Club 10, 11, Treas 12, Marching Band 9, Concert Band 9, Choir 10, 11, 12, Who's Who 11 Denise Gleason, Marching Band 10, 11, 122 Andy Gloeckler 58 k w is FEV ef CN Q, mf' X. .wx J W 1 V ' is I . f ,,, Q A 4 :fl .frank Smiars Vzefuam - maze jlflemvrml ffrecfed Scott Gordon, Football 9, Ski Club 10 Wrestling 9, 10, 11 Brad Gostlin Amy Grady, Annual Staff lWhisper- er, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12 Cindy Graham, Office Education As- sociation 11, 12 julie Graves, Bruin 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10,11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Wendy S. Graves, Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, Office Education Association 11, 12, Ski Club 9, 10, Spanish Club 9, 10 Michelle Greenbank, Office Educa- tion Association 11, 12 Chris Greive, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Key Club 9, 10 Scott Greico Pete Grimm Tamara Gross Rhonda Guzik, F.H.A. 11, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Line Capt fBandJ 12, Indoor Guard 9, 10, 12, Off Broad Street Players 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10,11, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Robbie Hahn, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9,10, 11, Intramurals 11, Wrestling 12 Shelly Hallam Danielle Halverson, Annual Staff lWhispererJ12, National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Pete Hampton, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10 59 Bishop Tutu Wins Nobel Peace Prize Heidi Hanzie5 F.H.A. 115 Office Edu- cation Association 125 Ski Club 125 Spanish Club 9, 10, Jeffrey Hardy jackie Hartg Office Education Associ- ation 11, 12 Daniel Hartzler james Hawley Ruth Hendershotp F.H.A. 10, 125 Homecoming Court 105 Office Educa- tion Association 115 Softball 10, 11,12 Scott Hennington Jennifer Hensalg Annual Staff fWhis- pererj 11, 125 Latin Club 9, 105 Ski Club 12 Steve Henthorn Curtis Herrick Renee Hershmang Bruin 125 Forensic League 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Lil Sis 11, 12 Stephanie Herwickg Annual Staff fWhispererJ11, 125 NHS 11, 125 Span- ish Club 9, 10, 115 Wrestling Score- keeper 11, 125 Lil Sis 11, 125 Candy Striper 125 Key Club 11, 125 Honor- able Mention in English 11 tests of Scholastic Achievement5 Who's Who among American High School Students Jacqueline Hewitt Susan Hise5D.E.C.A.125 P.H.A.1O, 11 Nikki Holt Steve Hooverg Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 105 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 10, 115 Student Coun- cil 11 60 1 5 -'UN i 'L .vf , iz, in A, Ma, ,W ,,,, W, ,,,, Q W VE , YP ,W ,M , , jf --. W A' , ' K 5, V, ,' 3 f - S- 1. fi x-. . ,,, I , f ' I ii- M, 1 5: -,-gwiw-ffU.i,Li.3: ' www ,X ,f,i,JIviz,wf 5: --ff' i, 1 5, 5 5 ,ig I We anim' E School Prayer In The Supreme Court nIlll got it, says Mark Berlin. Seniors are 'mba' one at WHS' Pam Buck and Angie Carter take a much needed break from their work. Sharing a smile are Tami Miller and Miki D Shirley. , W. . 1 w, A , , M 3' What a bunch of nerds! Aaron Burnham, Mike Esvander and Ben McGarry dressed up as nerds during spirit week. Chris Duff works diligently in psychology. 1 1 , 'K 5 X if Women In Kimberly Hornoff Barbara Houck Beth Houck, Bruin 11, Editor 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Captain, French Club 9, 10, 11, Homecoming Court 12, National Honor Society 11, 125 Off Broad Street Players 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12 David Hougllan Stacy Huber, Basketball 9, 105 Skil Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Track 95 Key Club 11, 12 Cass Hurst Mark Isaac Laura Johnsonp Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, French 9, 10 Chris Kane Bryan Keiper Tony Kelley, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Court 10, Track 11, Wrestling 9 Thomas Kennedy, Band 9, Spanish Club 9, 10, 115 National Honor Soci- ety 11, 125 Yearbook 11, 12, Who's Who Among American High School Students 12, Buckeye Boy's State, 11, Math Team 11, 12. Mike Klekner joey Klosterman Andy Knight Todd Kollert 62 Power - Geraldine Ferraro: Runs For V 1 we 4 , WIi'l5'll asia. 5 5.-g 2 .. ,pw 32 'v ff Seniors Werner Konrath Carolyn Marie Koontz, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, Track 10 lay Anne Kozarevic, French Club 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Ski Club 12, Band 9 Kim Kuhnhein, Basketball 10, French Club 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Court 12, National Forensic League 9, Ski Club 11, 12, Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12, Ten- nis 9 Terry Kuykendall john Kyner, Cross Country 10, 11 Football 9, 12, National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12, Off Broad Street Players 11, Pioneer Conference Honors 11, Span- ish Club 9, 10, 11, Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Mark Lance Dave Lee, National Forensic League 9, 10, 11 Christopher Lemanski Kirsten Leonard, Baseball 11, Basket- ball 1O, Intramurals 11, Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12, National Forensic League 9, National Honor Society 11, 12, Off Broad Street Players 9, Studen Coun- cil 12 Becky Light Dan Long Randy Long Jeniece S. Loughner, F.H.A. 9, Office Education Association 11, 12 Mary Loughry Lonnie Lyons 63 OSU Goes To The Rose Bowl Philip Lyren Greg Mack, Basketball 10, Football 9, Golf 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 11, 12, Pioneer Conference Honors 12, Ski Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Todd Mackaham Mark Marinella Anne Martin, Bruin 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, National Forensic League 10, Pep Band 9, Pep Club 9, 10, Ski Club 11, 12, Swimming ffimingl 9, 10 Barb May, Latin Club 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12., Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 JoAnn McConnell, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Heather McCullough, F,H.A. 10, Of- fice Education Association 11, 12, Spanish Club 9 William McElroy Ben McGarry Courtney Mclntyre, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 11 Mark McKelvey Michele Messam Tami Miller john Milo Michael Minor 64 it es .,-if Yu. 3 H'-H :Er Seniors Crisis In Ethiopia - orld Hunger 4 -4-1 I Y. 5 N X rr Y Kim Monroe Lorraine Morgan5 Baseball 105 Office Education Association 11, 125 Spanish Club 9 Donna Moritz, Spanish Club 9, 107 Student Council 125 Tennis 11 Derek Morrison Tracy Mullen Linda Murphy Lisa Muzyczka Chris Myers5 Football 95 Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish 9, 105 Track 9, 10 Kirk Myersg Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Golf 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Kris Myers Jerry Neary Michael Napier Galen Neff Stephan' Neuman Stephanie Newbrougl'i5 Basketball 9 10, 115 Softball 10, 115 Spanish Club 9 105 Track 95 V.l.C.A. 11, 12 Alexia Nyzen 65 Ghostbusters, Gremlms, Footloose Hit ovles Michael O'Conner Lori Oehlenschlager Kevin Ogurchak Susan Renee Opalenik, Basketball 9, 105 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, March- ing Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Field Com- mander 11, 12, Indoor Guard 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Swimming 11, Track 9, 10, 11 james Pace Anne Pantaloneg Off Broad Street Players 11 joanie Pearl Scott Pelot Donna Penksa, Cheerleader 9, 11g D.E.C.A. 12, Latin Club 9, Pep Band 9, 11 Michele Perry, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Dave Polomsky, Basketball 9, Foot- ball 9, 1O, 11,125 French Club 9, 10, 11, Intramurals 11, 125 Off Broad Street Players 11, Track 10 Rod Porter Jacqueline Powers David Prince, French Club 10, 11, Lat- in Club 9, Ski Club 9, 10, 11,125 Ten- nis 9 Becky Raack, Annual Staff lWhisper- erj 9, 10, 117 Latin Club 9, 10 Robert Rager 66 Bhopal - Poison Gas Leakage In India 3. mi M , ev xxawrv , 1 is '-J. V, an ,'.,1' ........... Q- ' . srl' 'IIC' Top Right: Now what could these two be up to!! Top: Cindy Graham and Marilyn Bl.anar show flare for life. Middle: Playing euchre is a senior pastime. Bottom right: Scott Grieco, Tony Shoyat, Tim Walker, and jenny Gill all show a sign of relief from a busy day-a smile. r- v if i ' s X t 'L H1 ,fisiiarlv Y' , v lg 5 5 iff' ' 'K g. , Assasination Attempt Cn Margaret Thatcher Ron Ralston Kim Rayke Mike Recuperog Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 9, 10 Steve Reeling Tony Reese Roberta Reuterg National Forensic League 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Track 105 Candystriper 9, 10, 11, 12 Tonya Rexroad Mark Rhodes, Annual Staff fWhis- pererj 10, 11, 125 Choir 9, 105 Spanish Club 9, 10, Office Education Associa- tion 11, 12 Adam Riggs, Football 9, 11, Golf 105 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Rae Ritz, Cheerleader 9, Mascot 125 French Club 9, 10, 11g Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12, Off Broad Street Players 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Tina Rock Karen Rodgersp Latin Club 9, 10, Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 11g Wrestling Scorekeeper 9, 10, 11 Charles Rogers Julie Royer David Rue Jay Ruedlinger, Intramurals 9, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 68 .agkkx who Seuivrs Quik: 'WF Www Reagan - Mondale Debate fat r gg K -'if s-. john Ruhlin, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Bruin 12, Football 9, 10, Homecoming Court 9, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Pioneer Conference Honors 11, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12 Chris Ryneer Jill Savage Eric Schroeder Michael Seabrook Chris Seeman, Basketball 9, Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, F.C.A. 9, 10, In- tramurals 1O, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Suburban League Honors 12 Sheryl Seidel Tony Semprini Michelle Shirley, Office Education Association 11, 12 Tony Shoyat Lynn Simon Laurie Simpson, Football 10, 11, Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Steve Simpson Charlie Sisson Karen Smith, Cross Country 9, French Club 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Track 9, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Candy Striping 9, 10, 11,12 Sherrie Smith, F.H.A. 10, V.I.C.A. 11, 12 69 Jeff Snyder Mike Somody, Football 9, 10, Intra- murals 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 9, Office Education Association 11, 12, Pioneer Conference Honors 11, Tennis 10, 11, 12 juli Spohn, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11 Schuyler Steelburg Tina Stefan, Basketball 9, 10, Cross Country 9, Pep Club 10, Ski Club 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Track 9 Greg Stefanko Mike Stevenson Tim Stewart, Pep Band, Concert, and Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Tory Stiltner Paula Stimely, French Club 9, 10, Gymnastics Manager 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Lil Sis 10, 11 Lisa Stone jill Stumbaugh, Cheerleader 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Gymnastics 9, Latin Club 9, 10, Off Broad Street Players 11, Pep Club 11, 12, Ski Club 12, Key Club 11 Larry Stump Star A. Swain, Annual Staff iWhis- pererl 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, Student Council 10, Candy Striping 9, 10, 11, 12 jucly Swartz, Office Education Asso- ciation 11, 12, Track 11 Cheryl Taranowski 70 Westmoreland Vs. CBS Seniars ,M -lem f'1T ' gg 'qw-. 5 -. 1 A -6 l'he Burning Bed 8: Silence Cf The Heart Un TV David Thombs Dean Thompson jim Thompson Roger Thornton, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 9, Intramurals 10, 12, Bill Trease, Football 9, 10, 11, Office Education Association 12, Track 9, 10 Bryan Tyler Tim Van Eck Terry Veney Wim Venter, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 11, Pioneer Conference Honors 11, Ski Club 11 Ben Vorndran Tim Walkerg Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Swimming fDivingp 10, 11, 12 Helen Wang Dorthy Deanne Warner, Off Broad Street Players 9, Pep Club 95 Softball 9, 10, 11, Lisa Watson Norine Watts Pam Welchg Pep Club 9, 105 Lil Sis 11, 12 71 Lottery Frenzy Sweeps The Countr Cory Welday, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Vocational Draft- ing 11, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Wres- tling 9, Weight Lifting Team 11, 12 Doug West Amy Whitman Lori Whitman, Basketball tstatj 10, 11, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Guard 10, 11, 12, Flag Corps 9, 10, 11, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Track tstatl 11 Wade Wilcox, French Club 11, 12, lat- in Club 9, 1O, 11, 12, Nationl Forensic League 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 9, 12, Volleyball 11, 12 Sue Williams Karen Wilson, Flag Chorp1Line Cap- tainj 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Guard 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Swimming Stat 9, 10 Kelly Winland, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Pioneer Conference Honors 12, Soft- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Volleyball 9 Frank Witschey, Golf 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10 Jeff Witschey Clowning around in the commons are Ben McGarry and Kim Monroe. Q 'ra fav, A Kim Rayke partakes in a favorite senior pas- time-raiding the vending machines. A 72 Beer T-Shirt Suspensions 0 Q 6 .J 1 'V . 'N I' if udent council representatives include Steve Sporting the preppy look for guys is Mike iumgartner, Kirsten Leonard, Ron Ralston, Estvander. D ld Beth Houck. N i jill Savage practices her cosmetology skills, Q Crystal Wolf Gerry Wuchterg National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12, Pioneer Conference Hon- ors 115 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Brad Wyant Paul Yankovich Renee Yoder, French Club 9, 105 Of- fice Education Association 11, 12g In- door Cuard 10, 11, Band QConcertj 9 10, 11, 125 Flag Corps 9, 10, 11 john Zimmerman, Track 10, 11, 12 Tammy Zuralcp Pep Band and March- ing Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Randi Emch I U55 UN 73 SPORTS The 5 mi Grizzlies GFOW1 The Wadsworth football team had a hard fought season, ending the sea- son with a 4-6 record. The Cardiac Kids of Wadsworth had their fans holding their breath on several occa- sions. Many times the Grizzlies would start out slow the first half only to come out and whomp on their opponents. This was the first year that the Wadsworth teams were a part of the Suburban League. Along with that, the team was under new manage- ment of Mike Hall. The team showed their newly learned skills and forma- 'Y 'QQH ' if gifi s G. Pg J I t .W A, sie? -A if- .- -wh GAME' ffl' I-'Q' - ,..,, . . Aside ' 'V- tions. The Grizzlies showed great inf provement in many areas, includin tackling and rushing. The highlight of the season wa when the Grizzlies beat the Cloverle Colts l 2-6. Once again we proved w the best isl 4 The team's success was partly d to the unity of the players. Last ye the team cheered from the sidelin to give their fellow teammates boost. Good Season Grizzlies! . 1 G N lf 'EL S J' , A, Qi ,W gf A 'rj ! 1.13 , . fa N' ' i. Jw -J W 92.5 1? MK 1f '4k . .. V A -if . ', Q17 swim ll' 4 Y ' y 'M A T fl Me -A -. M- -5 f is EFS A c 7 . F 1 .Qu t- ', -., .. 1-Q. e -,v..'it , - sl a T 1 . lwp 'il' YMA L, L-, B ,wi -1.2 3' 3 .5 'T jig ...TETEJ 'VQ.WB.glb834'l.:.UN..S!j 7 ' 'AA' -is , . W -usmxiagqgjggfxlad A it f jg A '- .. -,Q Scores Varsity WHS 7 Buchtel 6 WHS 0 Orville 3 0 WHS l 2 Cloverleaf 6 WHS 4 Copley 7 WHS Field WHS ighland WH Hudson WHS Green WHS Revere WHS Norton l 8 6 10 3 S 1 4 2 0 7 2 4 6 l 7 0 1 3 l. The whole Grizzly offensive live struggle to get the first down. This helped the Bears beat Buchtel 7-6. 2. Wayne Turner launches the football into the air. It ended Green's hope for good field position. 3. Quick thinking is what made the team successful this year. Everyone comes rushing when their teammate needs a hand. 4. Trying to block the field goal, this Wadsworth lineman is successful. 5. Nate Held attempts to lose his opponent as he runs down the field. He succeeded. 6. Wadsworth Football Team 7. Growling at his opponent, Rob Hahn attempts to psyche him out. 1 Teamwork Produces Succe Varsity Scores WHS 2 Glenoak WHS 6 Berlin Hiland WHS 5 N. Canton WHS 1 Wooster WHS 2 Midpark WHS 2 Copley WHS 1 Medina WHS 2 Norton WHS 6 Revere WHS V 2 Brecksville WHS 'I Kidron WHS 11 Berea WHS 4 St. Vincent WHS 2 Boardman WHS ll Ashland WHS 4 Brunswick WHS 0 Hudson JV Scores WHS 3 Glenoak WHS 14 Berlin Hiland 2 WHS WHS 1 WHS 3 WHS 0 WHS 4 WHS 4 WHS 'Z WHS 2 WHS 2 WHS 6 WHS 1 0 WHS 5 WHS 1 WHS 1 North Canton Wooster Midpark Copley Kent Roosevelt Medina Norton Revere Brecksville Kidron Berea St. Vincent Boardman Hudson Top: Blake Currens easily passes the ball to his teammate, Chris Thompson, as their Hudson op- ponents look on. Top: Senior Werner Konrath skillfully traps, controls, and moves the balls. Below: Jumping high into the air to head the ball, Werner Konrath wins control of this play. 3 Lp i -.1 f .1 V Y . 'lv 4 . V,-,I ' , HQ: .' 9f?1'5i3l7f'-F'-M 'ffificff . - ' 1+ ,Q ' .gig-'A new, 1' 1 .Xu .vw - f 'W we was www? , ,. W 11,.,,, ,Y ,Q 'V -f- ,, 1 . 2f'f,,,,l. W-gifs: 1-07-'li' ,L,-we-1 N ' fmifiv-., ' Q . f:1f 'f1'f' iw- 'rf 1 mf: M Q. , --wwf - H- - u- ' L, f s,3,M.- , 1,11 ' ul: ' 1. 2:5 Q.,- V X Q us, iffiif Nil W rx 5 'l 'W My ' F' . Teamwork was the key for the Grizzly soccer team this fall. Not just one, but many players excelled, leading the team to a 9-6- 2 record. Senior Paul Yan- kovich won the Most Valuable Player award. He was also selected to Play in the Greater Akron Coach's Association All-Star Game. He also was named to that association's Divi- sion II team, as ws senior exchange student Werner Konrath. In addition, freshman Brett Reynolds and junior Chris Thomp- son made the Coach's As- sociation second team. Also, Tom Postak, Blake Currens, and Gerry Wuchter received honor- able mention. Above: Bret Reynolds races to the ball ahead of his opponent. Bottom: Tom Postak fires the ball towards the net in hope of a goal. Q 1 1 . Setting up to spike is Cindy Gibson. Her follow through neatly placed the ball over the net. 2. A powerful spike by Margaret Grammas scores another one for the Grizzlies. 3. Bump, set, spikel Demonstrating here are April Walkley, Mary Beth Casey, and Tracy Shafer. 4. Up, up, and over! Another successful bump by Bonnie Bajorek. 5. A powerful serve by Tracy Shafer heads straight over into the opponent's territory. 6. Concentration shows on Michele Maynard's face as she prepares to return a volley. The volleyball team held its own with a sea sonal record of four wins, ten losses in th Suburban League and eight wins, fourteel losses overall. Team awards went to the fol lowing people: Michele Maynard, MVP Jeanne Reilly, MIPg Leslie Gairing, Captain Other awards included Michele Maynard, Al League Second Team, and Cindy Gibson an. Tracy Hann, Honorable Mention. ' Receiving letters for this year were 2n1 year-Cindy Gibson, Bonnie Bajorek, Leslii Gairing, and Michele Maynard: lst year-1 Jeanne Reilly, Chris West, Julie Ruhlin, Trac' Hann, and Margaret Grammas. , - U ' i ff li ', , , . f 'vikgzir 4 Ek .1- MZ. 'fi' 5551-Qig'i? f , it , I ,V -ag 1 A Q 4-iq Q A V - V. 1 , Q , Jn, n as A 3 ' K ' ' A if 1 ,,.....,V.iffg ' pm, , xy , rx 4 , , A Lk I ,, V .,,., Mflww. L 1 EM ' Q W . '- ' . f N M K A J, , A J A A my 'fa' 'ff - ' , J :R P- ' . ... . x X 1 ' - K , ran-.. , Q , , Y, ' 1,11 aff fi' , .4 ff' . X' sg 5 G ' J-'r A ' if - 3 . ' 4 5.5, Q.. lil 7 ' 5 pponent edina udson an. Timken .Royalton reen ighland :pley orton runswick eld avere kfirestone udson hippewa reen ighland :pley 'ooster orton evere .eld loverleaf SCORES Record W W L W L L W L L W L W L L L L L L L L W W .4.q-anne 1. Varsity Front Row: Cindy Gibson, Leslie Gairing, and Bonnie Bajorek. Middle Row: Jeanne Reilly, Chris West, and Julie Ruhlin. Back Row: Tracy Hann, Michele Maynard. Coach Schaffter, and Margaret Grammas. 2. Here a set by April Walkley goes over with ease. Here opponent's attempted block proved unsuccessful. 3. J .V. seated: Mary Beth Casey and Tracy Shafer stand- ing: Susan Bruny, Teri Farnsworth, April Walk- ley, Amy Held, Coach Althaus, Crystal Cottner, Missy Wible, Becky Denning, and Lisa Adams. 4. Getting ready to bump the ball is Chris West. JV 5 finish -U-I 2. Dan Held sends Hudson quarterback to the ground. Fortunately, the ball did pop loose. 1 Scott Martinson cheers on his fellow teammates as they seal away another victory. 3. The Wadsworth Junior Varsity Football Team. W WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 12 20 8 12 28 14 26 6 14 f JV Scores BUTCHEL ORVILLE CLOVERLEAF HIGHLAND FIELD COPLEY HUDSON GREEN REVERE eg, 'Q ,W , , ,,,,, A , V , 'TEE' W x 1 l I , ,H , ,, ,,,, ,VVV ,W ,Zi ---- ,,f1LggiqQ1zw 172391 2215 ' ,wi H 4 vc LV , M, , ,L ,ZZVVV ,,.1 'Qe' ,,a,,,, ,L 14 A 4QffwWffyQ,w124ff eww, N ,,,f 'Hi'M769 , ' ' ' ,, ,.,, , V - ,, ww, fr ' W L ti Km Navi, xi? 'WH' ' wszzf' 222,45 as ' -if ' ,,,,, , M5 W ' , ' ' ' ' 1 A 1. gg ,ff , ,V W ' ' wp,- The hardworking JV football team finished their fantastic season with a record of 8-0-1. They tied with Green 6-6. There was little support from the fans at the begin- ning of it, but as the season wore on with the team winning almost every game, more and more peo- ple came to them. Of course, the Varsity football team was always there to cheer on their teammates. Next year looks real promising with all this WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS new talent.!!!!! Freshmen Scores NORTON COPLEY FIELD LAND HUDSON GREEN REVERE 24 18 14 WHS 36 HIGH- 41 0 16 The Freshmen Football Team. Top: After catching a pass, Tony Pappas struggles to make a touchdown. He was successful, which led the Grizzles to another win. New Girls Pace Coach Above: The 1984 Girls Tennis Team included from left to right, front row: M. Pantalone, M. Leavy, K. Alley, H. Bauer, I. McAnlis, A. Fredit, A. Beaudoin, C. Mack, back row: Coach T. Peterson, C. Loeffler, L. Lundblad, L. McNulty, T, Hoolvey, C. Grieve and K. Huber. Above right: JoAnne McAnlis returns a forehand while two spectators look on. Right: Karen Alley walks away from the net after switching sides. Her look shows us she's keeping her mind on the game. Former tennis coach predicted the girls to win only two of three matches this season, but under new coach Tod Peterson they won-six. 1 This years lettermen were, Karen Alleyl Andrea Freidt, JoAnne McAnlis, Marg Pantalone, Heidi Bauer, Mary Leavy, An, drea Beaudoin and Kristin Mack. l The Most Valuable Player was JoAnn McAnlis, Andrea Freidt was the Most Im proved Player and Karen Alley received th Coaches Award. f f LIZQ. A K if M, at . 3'fi'i1,! Coach Tod Peterson instructs some of the team while watching a match. It looks like a rather cold day! Top: Heidi Bauer returns a forehand shot as partner Mary Pantalone looks on with a smile. JoAnne McAnlis prepares to return a shot while Mary Pantalone, on the side court, is also concentrating on the ball. WADS OPPONENT St VfSt Mary Chippewa Glenoak Brecksville Revere Wooster Medina Brunwlck Cloverleaf Barberton Canton Timken Berea Hudson Lorain Brunswick Cloverleaf Jackson N Royalton 0 . . . 5 4 ' 1 0 5 1 ' 4 1 4 1 4 0 ' 5 1 ' 4 4 Hudson 1 2 3 5 0 3 ' 2 2 3 0 5 3 ' 2 1 ' 4 1 4 1 4 5 , 0 Girls Cross Country The girl's cross country team had a great season this year and finished with an overall record of 69-42. The team qualified for districts by placing second out of eighteen teams at sectionals. Although the team did not qualify for state, Sophomore, Amy Brunet, did qualify as a single runner. The team had many strong athletes this yearp the letterman runners were Lisa Benya, Amy Brunet, jenny Gill, Shannon Luck, Kerri McQuate, Beth Morris, Ellen Morris, Mary Noe, and juli Spohn. At the cross country banquet, Jenny Gill received most valuable runner, Juli Spohn received most improved runner, and Amy Brunet received the coach's award. This was a very good season for the girl's cross country team, they can hopefully expect to do just as well next year. Runners, Amy Brunet, Kerri l McQuate, and juli Spohn stay in a close pack. Beth Morris keeps a steady pace during the race. Q ? f fe f f N' A' fi ,ja W rw 1 f Q- ff.. A, , , 4? we . 4 f f-.f' , f,, 5'f3w:-' , Z , 1 - tif x ,wa ' , ,Wt ,,,,. ,, , K, , ,,,, ,, 3, ,gs 4 ,f , A 4 T The runners line up at the start- ing line. A good start is an impor- tant part of the race. :ki Bremkamp picks up her pace at the end of the e. runners, from left to right, are, front row: B. B. Morris, J. Gill: bzck row, B. Beaudoin, A. Files, I K. McQuate, L. Benyap middle row, E. Morris, Snyder, and Coach Martin. 2 ' ff? if ' I W' ,.. Q, -W I, i in 4 ,M 1' , , w e I' r c az n M M M W' Amy Brunei sprints as she heads toward the finish line. is 5 S NN If WAX 'A X ww W X W i W 39 S ' ' 'N . 5 is . . W aw Q ,QQQ,ii1 is Q X X at 3 A ik mix an K .. 15: XC KE, i n ,. I. is.. gf in A? ,X A Q BN? N, fs W-f-if +5 N ,Q M .s, 27 ,,V, W W, V' , A X Q ,, Z 0 ,mrfff W, , V, ' ,f ' , M 'ww ,wk , V' Q f ' xii 4 4 42 W ,H 0 if Far left: Senior Andy Gloeckler runs on- ward in his quest for first place. Left: Craig Seeman pulls ahead of anoth- er Green runner. Below: junior Robert Witts puts some distance between himself and the other runners. Scores lst of 2 Cloverleaf 1st of 7 Med. Co. Inv. 6th of 18 Firestone Inv. 1st of 9 Hoban Inv. 2nd of 3 Field, Norton 1st of 8 Wooster Inv. 1st of 3 Green, Copley 1st of 23 Malone Inv. lst of 3 Hudson, Revere 1st of 8 Grizzly Inv. 1st of 2 Highland 1st of 18 Sectional Meet 1st of 8 Suburban Meet 5th of 13 District Meet 13th of 20 State Meet The 1984 Boys' Cross Country Team Cinolfm 69 5 The Varsity and LV. Golf teams entered the Suburban League to face some new and tough com- petition. Under coach Dave Sladky, the Varsity Golf team finished the sea- son with a record of 7 wins, 22 losses, and 2 ties. The Ju- nior Varsity team finished with a total of 21 wins and 15 losses under coach Den- ny Rothacker. The golfer with the lowest and there- fore the best average was Frank Witschey. Freshman Mike Mikulin was the most improved golfer on the team. 3. Greg Mack concentrates on get- ting a hole-in-one. X1 nf ' I I fs ff ...ff ,, ,ae Varsity SCOIGS- Wadsworth's Place Opponent Ashland, Kent, Wooster, Kenmore, Strongville Kenmore, Barberton Norton, Field Hudson, Copley Ashland, Wooster, Strongsville, Stow, Medina Revere, Green Highland Brunswick Norton Field Cloverleaf Hudson Copley Firestone Ravenna Ashland Lexington Upper Arlington Green Revere Cloverleaf Highland Brunswick Tournament Conference Tournament Sectional Frank Witschey prepares to swing 6th 1st 1st 3rd 4th 3rd 2nd s Zn r r r s 2n 6th 7th 9th of 12 of 8 of 17 1st , ' 1 1 d , 3 d ' , 3 d , ' , ' 4th , 3 d 'l t ' d 2. ' ' . 1. The Varsity Golf team had four senior members they arep J. Witschey, M. McKelvey, F. Witschey, and G. Mack. ark McKelvey is in perfect form for this putt f Witschey makes sure his ball is in line with the le. j.V. Scores- Opponent Wadsworth's Place Kenmore, Kent, Ashland, Wooster 3rd Field, Norton lst Cloverleaf lst Berea, Strongsville 2nd Brecksville, North Royalton 3rd Strongsville 1st Wooster, Smithville 2nd Cloverleaf lst Berea, Strongsville 2nd Brunswick, Midpark lst Brecksville, North Royalton 2nd Brunswick, Midpark 2nd Brecksville 2nd Cloverleaf, Medina 3rd Brunswick, Midpark 3rd Berea, Strongsville 2nd Brecksville, North Royalton 3rd Strongsville Tournament 3rd we ft: 'miie we an l I , XV' ' Some ofthej V Golf team are back row Hart front row I Caskrll I Household Explodnmng ifll 'FII Si Left: The Varsity and 1.V cheerleaders perform a grou cheer at the Homecoming pep rally. Below Barb Houck, Julie Mast, and Linda Hash chan spirit to the fans at a football game. Middle: l.V. Basketball cheerleaders: K. Crouse, B Farner, R. Long, A. Held, D. Kerman, S. Beck. Above Varsity Football cheerleaders: I. Stumbaugh, Mast, K. Earnest, B. Houck, B. Houck, L. Hash. Left Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: B. Houck, I Houck, K. Earnest, C. Hurst, 1. Mast, Not Pictured: Stumbaugh. f we X- XS' aCfoogYle9 QV vag 59 '66 Q -Q50 We 366 Qgtbiggql '1559 416' xo wdosie , 0 K . z oa rm H1 h 60 Qqo 'co 906 Q0 Q- 009 ABQ K0 g Q90 009' 905 99 X69 -C5 .59 -be 19 A649 '5ogQ96xe96gQ96co66?:ez5xe bebuxbe. Q Qizxeabe I , X Q .eo .twieiw I n 8 5 9 93 ,e ,Q to 0 cox' o'l Acts Q- Cvvb 35 ,560 0406 S .5 W oz' as a we Q' CQAQQ6' sf' QXQMQ 9.6M W et is be Q 95 35 'K Q. go 5a VIA? eo Qs use 1,999 ox te 600 030 N0 6430 '0 X 0 z +14 4989929 geodgegb vig 'loo ogy? 661 59' ,axe ,O .px of SX '01 5' faq QQBQAOSXA ,o e Aqwgivvke 6' I.V. Football cheerleaders, S. Becky C. Hurst, R. Long, K. Crouse, K. Famer, D. Kernan. At a football game, the team and the cheerleaders ex- eshmen Basketball cheerleaders, M. Hahn, D. Lutz, cite the fans with a pre-game pep stunt. Lyren, N. White, C. Grimm. Not pictured, C. arvin. Freshman Football cheerleaders, C. Grimm, D. Lutz, B. At a basketball game, the Varsity Carpenter, A. Lyreng C. Marvin. Not pictured, M. cheerleaders keep the spirit up. Hahn. Arch Rival Clo verle-of Falls To Bears The Varsity boys basket- ball team showed up our arch rival Cloverleaf Colts twice. The Grizzles were down in the first game but after half time they started to come back. They won the game 42-37. The last regular season game with Cloverleaf had the same re- sults. They won 41-39. GOOD JOB !!!!!!! M fe. Wg 12, We M M....w.w- M-H9 W'W'W ' Wads. Wads. Wads Wads. Wads Wads Wads Wads Norton Copley Hudson Green Wooster Field Revere Cloverleaf W , 81 . 65 ' . 63 . 42 1. Jeff Kissinger gives a little boost as he tips the ball. 2. Nate Held fights off his oppo nent ot make two points. 3. The Norton Panthers watch as Cary Boyes makes an easy two. 4. Varsity Basketball left to right first row: Coach Sladky's son, Mike Lowe, Tom Finn, John Ruh- lin, Mike Recupero, Gary Boyes, jerry Davis. Back: Coach Sladky, Pat Casey, Scott Shreve, Bob Lowther, Mark Postak, jeff Kis- singer, Tom Postak, Nate Held, Tom Wilson, Coach Hall. 5. jerry Davis pushes past his op- ponent to score two. 1. Cary Boyes concenlrates on making the basket as Tom Postak looks for the ball. 2. Jeff Kissinger runs down the court looking for some aclion. 3. John Ruhlin bombs the ball over everyone's heads. 5 ...N ...M , Is...-,.a.....,., ,Y ... . .4 ..... g.,,...,.g3 sz X- Q Q.. 'gs 1. John Ruhlin stretches to score. 2. Gary Boyes shows his skill at lay up shots. 3. The Wadsworth Team scram- bles for possession of the ball 0 4 A I C w' ' .WW-1 , f Q :fi 'wi ' lf? ZW ' 1' -3, 1 3 ,f,yZ,Aggff,a,4:f n g m tg, 552 M W5 ' ' ' 4 .. , wlwm 1 'V 4. Bob Lowther works hard for points. 5. jerry Davis tries successfully to make the foul shot. The Bears EUEEILE The awesome Junior Varsity ended the season with a sixteen and four record. The Grizzlies burned many opponents badly, some of them included top rivals, such as Cloverleaf, Highland and Hudson. They also provided the fans with some real heart stoppers like the Green and Revere game. The Freshmen had an equally good season. The JV Basketball team looks in good shape for next season. GOOD JOB BEARS!!!! IV Scoreboard Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Norton Copley Hudson Green Revere Wooster Field Highland Norton Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Copley Hudson Green Medina Revere john Adams Field Highland Cloverleaf Cloverleaf 54 43 37 49 47 33 37 32 38 36 59 52 69 ' 40 54 ' 34 56 57 Wadsworth 55 Cen-Hower 46 32 44 50 38 43 45 57 ' 37 52 46 53 47 65 ' 31 50 ' 48 61 27 45 31 2. JV Basketball team, front row, left to right: Jin Gaskill, jed McKnight, Tom Gairing, Scott Calla ghan, Scott Falkenberg, Mike Manfull, Craig See- many back row, left to rightp Coach Sprankle, Mike Hartshorn, Ion Gainer, Pat Casey, Mark Postak jeff Kissinger, Nate Held, Bill McCammon, Greg Johnson, Coach McMillen. 3. All the Grizzles are in on scoring points. 1. jerry David attempts to escape the Norton Pan1 thers to add two. I Freshmen Scores Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Norton Copley Hudson Green Revere Field Highland Norton Hudson Revere Green Field Highland N Royalton Cloverleaf Strongsville 39 36 51 53 35 42 ' 47 ' 42 Wadsworth 46 Copley 45 62 45 50 ' 53 ' 58 . 42 42 1. Top row, left to right: Coach Hanson, Dave Ramsay, jerry Pfiester, Greg Rogers, Dan Houck, Mike Mikulin, Lou Perry, Dan Whitman, Scott Wilcox, Coach Falkenberg. Bottom left to right: Len Maher, john McCar- thy, Mike Pallito, Scott McMil- len, David Stumbaugh, David Gerstensclager, Ice Freno. 2. Nate Held proves he adds strength to the Varsity Team by escaping his opponent. 3. jeff Kissinger looks down court to see his teammates score. EIRIJS VHRSITY B.BfFllal.: W ,eff I 1 9 ' Cl . 49 n r ne . A hm-' 1' ..1A1 f22 W, af , f f , , 9' 4 ,,,. ,,,,,,. Q f ff fy, 4 f ff 9 ff' if , ,, 3 ,M f ,M 2 26 a ,S gg n 36 Wads. sr 6, 24 Wads. 33 Zil 29 W 5. 44276 49 Wa s. 41',Val 1 61 Wads. 44 Reve 43 The girls varsity basketball team faced a tough season last year with only one senior, Leslie Gairing, on the roster. As co-captains Gairing, along with Nan Mayer, led the team to finish with a fine 12 and 10 overall record. Jeannie Reilly was awarded most valu- able player, julie Ruhlin most improved, and Gairing received coach's award. All conference players included Reilly, first team Suburban, Margaret Grammas, second team Suburban, and Ruhlin, Hon- orable mention. Wads. 65 Wads. 59 56 Wads. 54 Stiongsville 68 Wm-NNN., 'N-wa-..,,, Right - Standing left to right: Nan Mayer, Leslie Gail ing, julie Ruhlin, Margaret Crammas, Lisa Polomskj Michele Maynard, Coach 1. Martin. Kneelingp Assi: Coach Sharon Houck, Jeannie Reilly, Andrea Fried Iackie Ruppel, Assis. Coach J. Althaus. Center - Margaret Grammas waits down court for on of her teammates to pass her the ball. Below - After stealing the ball from her opponen Ieannie Reilly dribbles down court. , -A 'h-of .ai was in Looking over her shoulder, julie Ruhlin keeps an eye on the action behind her. 'Lx Ruhlin blocks out an opponent to get ready for rebound. prgaret Grammas' jump shop helps to win the game. SIT R eg Q3 fa qv' -f 2 , ywffuf ,W a W I , f., ., ,. g ppp,,l, pppp ppip Starting off the game, julie Ruhlin attempts to tap the ball to one of her teammates. fill' , 1' 4925 7175 t... 2 3, .J 'fa -: , ,fi - ,, '-4' Scores Wadsworth Opponent Score Medina Brecksvllle Norton N Royalton Copley Hudson Green Parma Val Forge Revere Highland Norton Copley Hudson Wooster Green Cloverleaf Revere Fle d Highland 32 ' 19 28 ' 31 34 35 27 . 34 25 45 31 24 17 24 30 43 28 32 37 Field 48 27 ' 13 1 27 45 1 38 32 38 41 32 41 36 47 33 27 44 23 35 'I 57 30 ' 28 1 I 4 Top: Coach Iohn Martin gives some advice to Ka Reily at half-time. Left: Back row: Mary Beht Casey, Lyn Falanga, lull Ruhlin, Lisa Polomsky, and Coach Ian Althaus. Frou row: Amy Wely, Andrea Friet, jackie Ruppel, Ka Reily. Missing: Missy Doell, Monica Hewitt, Miss Wible. Above Missy Doell adds a point to the board. The junior Varsity basketball team didn't quite do as well as last years team, but still they did a fine job and put forth a good effort throughout the season. They ended up with a 7-13 record and their team captains Lisa Polomsky and Kati Reilly led them to a good spirited season. The freshman girls' hard work ind endurance led them to a fine record, ehich ended up to be 9 wins and 5 losses. ard work dissapointedly brings only y ediocre season. Wadsworth Opponent Score Lorm Andrews Glenoak Buckeye Stow Chippewa Buckeye Cuyahoga Falls Stow Highland Medina Barberton Brunswick Cloverleaf 25 ' ' 26 16 19 28 9 29 24 19 ' 16 22 16 18 North Canton 25 39 24 31 18 36 ' 16 18 ' 26 20 14 30 ' 15 22 25 WHS Smash Q ' W 5 o -' K :Wx hd ' ax 7 X f A, J f s. f-msd 5 V 5' x' ' -1. AM.. ' s x v 3 e ' x Chip Boyce keeps his eqe on nl ' M.. the ball K: I 1 f 'af ' Q-Q.-m.,.,,.f' b'AW WNNMW A hard to return hit 51' V' y WE, Doug Carlson expertly shows how to return a ball. h ar Q5 K. nw. '33, J f - J Q! QQ? fveem ..'f3lg'Q',Q ' fig gif 1 'Q X M -1 1 An over-hand smash into the op- ponents court Teom Effort Produces HESU IIS Top Right: I.V. 8: Varsity Squad: fkneelingj Coach R. Miller, Bart Randolph, Mike Sakich, Bryan Palitto, Matt Bendel, Chuck El- liott, Chuck Borland Bill McEl- roy, Mike Garn, Craig Saurer, John Muzyczka, Charlie Sisson, Troy McCrork, Qstandingj Coach 1. Grumuglia, joe Miller, Steve Custer, Bret Stiltner, john Hin- kel, Steve Bradley, Stephen Gib- son, Troy Valone, Chuck Berger, Ed Heweitt, Rick Wheeland, Keith Miller, D.I. Erksa, Doug Saurers, Keith Wright, john Rob- erts, Mark McGill, Mike Kellish, Coach D. Miller. WWW Right: Senior Chuck Borland goes for a pinning posi tion on his Field opponent. Wadsworth Opponent Score Coventry Brooklyn Westlake Hudson Buckeye Cloverleaf Wooster Cuyahoga Falls Highland Copley Field Revere Norton 45 22 30 30 17 North Royalton 36 38 26 10 48 41 Green 26 17 43 14 44 53 18 27 26 17 ' 44 18 40 40 ' 24 18 39 23 46 Top left: Senior Bill McElroy tries for a switch as time runs out. Far Middle Left: junior Mike Cam doesn't fall for his Norton opponent Newbery in the 155-lb. class. Wadsworth is proclaimed victor in this weight class. Bottom: Freshman Squad: fkneel- ingj Troy Stiltner, Joe Hinkel, Ia- son Birkbeck, Duanne Perrin, jeff Nixon, jeff Mitten, Tony Latina, Toby O'Neil, Mike Keyser, Qstandingj Coach Rick Miller, Rick Boyer, Steve Chaumont, Paul Cibeau, Mike Zito, Denny Turner, jim Nester, joel Late, Mike Elliot, and Ervin Marcum. Front row,- left to right are: L. Hash, T. Conley, P. Beeman. W. Kramer, L. Benya., Back, left to right are: assistant coach, jackie Black, J. Cartwright, K. Mack, R. Ritz, H. Behrens, C. Smith, E. Morris, head coach, joe Turbett Danielle Pigott performs her award-winning vault during practice. Cathy Smith smoothly executes her route on the bal ance beam. , Linda Hash strikes a stunning poselat the end of her floor routine. All of the team members work busily during practice. Wadsworth Opponent Score 79 52 Canton Tlmken 75 6 80 8 Medlna!Hlghland 89176 82 7 Wooster!Revere Strongsvrlle 91f82f87 81 3 Revere 81 7 87 3 Brecksvrlle 87 7 N Royaltonf Mrdvlew 84181 72 6 Berea 76 9 Cloverleaff Kenmore 67f 67 8 Rrttmanf Buckeye SB! 65 77 2 Mldpark Hudson 8 Stow f ' 94. 87.2 Wooster 91 . 60 1.1 ' . ' 50 B5 81 5.1 75 A MVI M ,gg The 1984-85 Swim team finished their season with 5 wins and 8 losses. Tony Shoyat and Aaron Burnham were the captains of the 14 person team. Aaron was named Most Valu- able and Tony was highest scorer. Jen- ny Love was named Outstanding Female Swimmer. It was a good season for first year coach Tom O'Brien. Waiting for the gun, Garett Burnham concen- trates on winning. Top Left: Dave Vaseloff Demonstrates the ef- fectiveness of the crawl stroke. Amy Allen show the grace of the butterfly stroke. Chris Mclntyre struggles to finish his last leg of the race. front row: K. Hammer, 1st row: H. Wang, B. Allen, A. Allen, T. Perry, 2nd row: C. Mclntyre, C. Burnham, D. Vasiloff, 3rd row T. Blair, R. Turner, I. Love, S. Luck, 4th row, T. Shoyat, A. Burnham, sth row: E. Blackmore. shown by his facial expression, Todd Blair's ponent must be closing in. ron Burnham looks like an albatross as he rs the butterfly at an important meet. S4 so-'Y Amy Allen must have much talent if she can swim backwards! jenny Love knows she must put everything she has into winning this event. 'fi 'ie C 'ki Mldpark Perry Central Hower Coventry Copley Hudson 114 Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth W5 Barberton Berea Canton Timken Ashland Cuy Falls L8 2 07 Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth Wadsworth ' 91 78 ss 102 47 11 57 44 123 ' 62 105 WRA 113 51 Wadsworth Massillon 109 62 Wadsworth 69 94 98 74 70 95 . 1 63 117 54 THE BEST EFFORTS OF 1985 300 METER L.H. ....,. BLAKE CURRENS .... 140.4 800 METERS ..., ...ROBERT WITTE ....,. 2101.0 EVENT ATHELETE EFFORT 200 METER ...,,..... ED HEWITT .......... 123.3 SHOT ,,,,,,, ,,.,, N ATE HELD ,,,.,,,,,, 44' 11.00 3200 METERS ......., BRADD FALKENBERG 9:52 DISCUS ....,. ..... N ATE HELD ......,.., 122' 11.00 1600 METER RELAY ..WAYNE TURNER LONG IUMP ,.....,.. BLAKE CURRENS ..., 20' 9.50 MIKE LOWE TRIPLE IUMP ........ IOHN RUHLIN ....... 37' 8.75 IOHN KYNER HIGH IUMP ......,,, IOHN RUHLIN ....... 6' 4.00 ED HEWITT ,,,---,,-A 3:3'I.9 POLE VAULT ........ DAN HELD .......... 11' 6.00 SHUTTLE HURDLES .KYLE SMITH 3200 METER RELAY .SCOTT FALKENBERG DAVE MCCQMBS ED HEWITT BLAKE CURRENS STEVEN REEUNG SCOTT MCMILLEN 166.6 IOHN KYNER ..,..... 8:15.7 DISTANCE MEDLEY ISBO. 440. 1320. MILEJ 110 METER H.H. ..... DAVE MCCOMBSS :17.3 STEVE REELINQ 100 METER .......... WAYNE TURNER ..... :11.3 SCOTT MCMILLEN , 1600 METERS ........ ROBERT WITTE ...... 4228.9 BRADD FALKENBERG 400 METER RELAY ...BLAKE CURRENS ROBERT WITTE ...... 11:09.2 ' BRUCE CALLAWAY L MIKE LOWE M.V.F.P. ...... ..........,...... ........... I O hn Ruhl WAYNE TURNER ..... 144.9 M.V.T.P. .....,.... ...... I ohn Kym 400 METER .,,....... ED HEWITT ...... 151.1 Coaches Award ... Wayne Turnd . I WADSWORTH 72 BRUNSWICK so WADSWORTH 72 GREEN 60 WADSWORTH 56 COPLEY 76 WADSWORTH 90 FIELD 42 WADSWORTH 70 REVERE 62 WADSWORTH 94 NORTON 38 WADSWORTH '64 HUDSON ss WADSWORTH 74 HIGHLAND se WADSWORTH 41 FORTH PLACE AT GREEN WADSWORTH 105 SECOND PLACE AT FIELD WADSWORTH 12 NINTH AT KENT WADSWORTH 96 SECOND AT MEDINA WADSWORTH 69 THIRD AT SUBURBAN WADSWORTH 29 SEVENTH AT PERRY 112 my Ma., ,.,, M Q .1 f , wif ww' iff41W'ff4fwffWf , . 'F' Q Q' 1 .A F Qs, as - W , s 1 5.F . w jf A t- : If Q fi, V HA 1 -JM: I Wifi 3 ga VW 2 , 7 719 , mu. , 4 . U. - lf' f . a Y J.. J. -M-'1lQf+',?'f' 'V 3 EIXHASHX 4 xx xx- Q, --ar Q . Lou Perry hurtles ahead of his Highland opponent. Senior track stars include, seated, 1. Ruhlin, S. Reeling, B. Falkenbergg and standing, C. Seaman, I. Kyner, and W. Turner. On your marks, Get set, Co! john Muzyczka hurries to hand off the baton to his teammate. Paul Gibeau ends his long jump by strategically falling forward. t 1 4 I I The 1985 Team: first row: E. Hewitt, J. Kyner, D. Roth- aker, L. Tittle, I. Hoston, C. Marvin, D. Held, S. McMillen. Second row: J. Halliwell, I. Birkbeck, L. Perry, N. Held. Third row: S. Falkenberg, Bl Callaway, Pl Cibeau, R. Blake. Fouth row, S. Reeling, B. Reyn- olds, 1. Muzyczka, C. Seeman. Fifth rowp K. Smith, W. Turner, T. Shelleyy, T. McCaman, I. Ruhlin. Sixth row, B. Futamura, B. Falkenberg, M. Lowe, M. Walker, D. Houck. Back row, W. Stripe, D. McKombs, M. McGill. Senior Chris Seeman hands the baton to john Mu- zyczka in the relay race. Coach McMillen patiently awaits his runners at the finish line. Track Team Fi ed Up Dan Held cleared this jump in the pole vault event. Eddie Hiwitt remains just a step ahead of his Highland opponent is this relay. Nate Held gives it his all in the post meet Fat Man's Relay. This is a race run for fun by the field team after the meet is over. Mile Relay Goes To State ' The girl's track team had a very good season this year. At the banquet, Mon- ica Hewitt recieved Most Valuable Runner, Judy Swartz was awarded the Most Valuable Field Event Competitor, and jenny Gill recieved the Coach's Award. The Girls made a good showing at the Suburban League meet and at Dis- tricts. Placing fouurth at both of these meets. The girls mile relay team of Monica Hewitt, Leanne Foster, Amy Brunet, and Dee Mclnerney qualified for The Ohio High School Track and Field Champi- onships and placed 13th overall. Shannon Luck passes off to jenny Gill in the 6400 meter relay. Amy Brunet sprints to the finish line as she wins the race. April Walkley easily guides over a hurdle during a race. The senior high jumper Leslie Gairing, jumps to her season high of 4'6 . Judy Swartz skillfully throws the Girls Back 19 5 Dee Mclnerney, competes in the 100 meter hurdles. This year she set new school records in the 100 meter hurdles and the 300 meter hurdles. The 1985 Girls Track Team Spirit Remains High Despite Disappointing Record JV Scores Opponent Score Cuy Falls Glen Oak Coventry Barberton Cloverleaf Cuy Falls Doylestown Doylestown Jackson Brunswick Medina Barberton Green Green Cloverleaf Norton Norton Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Wads Score . 25 . 5 9 . 0 19 . 15 35 . 12 5 . 0 . 17 . 1 23 . 16 25 . 23 Hudson 11 Wads. 9 26 . 10 I 25 . 17 ' 15 . 10 5 . 4 20 . 7 13 . 12 8 . 4 13 . 4 13 . 4 The girls softball team stuck together and kept their hopes up through what proved to be a tough season. Tracy Hann won the most valuable player award, while Kim Cowles won Most Improved. Miss Hustler this year was Jessi Cartwright, and Nan Mayer was elected to the All Conference Team. Senior Ruth Hendershot gets a hit, and follol through with her swing. N Stacy Shanholtz sprints to first base, and arrives the safely. Kelly Cliffel drops the bat and takes off. She just hi line drive. , , 'i 4, if W' WW ' , . ' , , .,., , ww- .ag- ,LL Catcher Tracy Hann just misses the tag. Tracy won Most Valuable player this year. The 1985 junior Varsity softball team The 1985 Varsity softball team Baseball Team Eyes State, Makes Regional Finals Top: Kris Myers mentally pre- pares himself to hit the ball into the trees at Valley View Park. Right: Excellent pitcher Mark Ferrara throws a curve to oppo- nents at Field. The Varsity baseball team ended its sea- son with a 22-8 record. The team was awarded Sectional Champions and District Champions. Semi-Regional play with Car- dinal Mooney drew many fans. They added to team spirit and helped the Grizzlies win victoriously. Toledo Witmer ended the long winning season with a 12-4 loss. The whole team deserves recognition on their out- standing season. The Outstanding Hitter Award went to Craig I-lassinger and Wim Venter was awarded Outstanding Pitcher. Roger Thornton had an exceptional season and received the Coaches award. W, Jw iw, ,fa yi he Lg, ,..., W? fa' 4 H f sz Q E M Q 44 Q, A My f 7 1,4 X 'wi J' We-aU,.f:, , MZ 21 5 Middle: Pitcher, Wim Ventner, strengthened his record in a game against Revere. Left: Getting psyched makes all the difference in the Semi-Re- gional Tournament game with Cardinal Mooney. The 1985 Varsity baseball champs The 1985 IV baseball team Below: While watching the ball, Kirk Myers selects the pitch and moves on to first base. Below: Steve Hoover relaxes after a base hit if junior Varsity League Games Wadsworth Opponent Score 10 Highland 3 7 Highland 0 5 Revere 4 3 Revere 14 1 Field 0 4 Field 3 6 Hudson 12 3 Hudson 1 5 Copley 6 2 Copley 3 9 Green 1 1 2 Green 0 , 1 Norton 9 1 Norton 10 Right: Involved in a close call, Chris Kane slides into home plate. 5,3 e xi - c ,3- 'iv Maw X .wi f' - . ' 'ki Varslty Scores Wadsworth Opponent Highland Hlghland Revere Revere Fleld Field Buchtel Hudson Hudson 6 Cent. Hower 6 Copley 12 Copley 12 Medina 4 Green 13 Green 4 Ellet 2 Norton 2 Norton 3 Card. Moon. 4 Toledo Scores 5 3 6 2 16 3 3 8 3 2 12 Chrls Kane remams collected even after has great hut Catcher Steve Hoover adds to the hst of put outs agenst Akron Buchtel junior Marty Kraus attempts to steal second base but Buchtel flrst baseman rs prepared Rodger Thorton contributes in a double play in a game agenst Buckeye 123 4 2'-f YEOY RXDE LE Y K v V vw' fp W, g ,, , - 7 4 f . ggi, , Qzfjw Q2 Q5 W s 27. rg 2 , , I Mmm 1232 '-x heonde ok WHS 35 Q , dehnkxehg sf hs peopXe. Pd- xhough the 'sour X 51 ff iv express KIRK ' ve kn NNYNS Pxs hooX has dasses xhekr schooX so dkiierenxhg each 'oehe Rveshrnen, ihe 'sever Row xhe sc yosxhegnn xo XakndXe.xN'uh more expen- the sophornov es 'oefgxn to vadkate xhe Xunkov gear , xhe heax xo new hekghxs. le Rn the ' X ences, 'de. Xn burn ' Ks ahh o quxex xg xhekr on oi Khese harnes Yknahq , xhe NNHS onoe senkovs' KN es. NNhaK had sxarxe changes xo a Xoud erackhng, hve. P 64015 PAT ABELL ELIZABETH ALLEN THAD ANDERSON JASON ARNOLD SUZIE BAKER SEAN BARDON LISA BARNES SUE BARNHART MARY BARGHMAN DEREK BAUMAN BRIGITTE BEAUDION PAM BEEMAN MATT BENDEL LISA BENYA VICKIE BERLIN VICKI BLACK ERIC BLACKMORE ROB BLAKE BETH BLANAR RYAN BLANTON ALAN BLOUGH CARRIE BOUGH NIKKI BOOS TAMARA BOWMAN GINGER BOYCE ANN BOYER GARY BOYES STEVE BRADLEY LIZ BRANDENSTEIN KERI BUCKINGHAM CHRIS BUTDORF MICHELLE BYERS LIANE CALBETZER DAVID CARDACE JERRY CARRINO JULIE CARTER JESSI CARTWRIGHT STEPHANIE CASH TRACY CASKEY HOPE CHAMBERS STACEY CLARK MARK CLEMENS BRAD CLIFFORD SHELLY CLINE LINDA COFFEE BRIAN COLLETT SHELLY CONN SHERRY CONN BILL CONOVER ERIN CONWAY SHELLEY COOL DAN CORELL SARA COUSINS KIM COWLES CY CRABTREE JEFF CUMMINGS BLAKE CURRENS STEVE CUSTER ERIC DAIGLE ERIC DAILY CATHY DANDO STEPHANIE DATA GARY DAVIS JERRY DAVIS -I. I 211. A N.. .4 .5 .. f fammwbpwfs,..i,.1sw1f5.5-.fs .,..... . ....,, . . v---x -. 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XV I - - 'I .JS - ' ' '-.-. ew-I 3 9 'O Jove: Junior Bob Lowrher woirs porienrly ro sign in or idyholl in rhe Iibrory. up righrz John Musyczlso shows off his muscles ro im- ess rhe girls in US, Hisrory. iddleg Rob lngler, lisrens ro onorher srudenrs onswer, hile deciding if he ogrees. ghr: Concenrroring on gerring rhe lgsr quesrion righr, hn Householder, finishes his morh resr before rhe bell. Any junior will rell on underclossmon rhor junior yeor is very different. The person is now on upperclossmen ond rreofed with some respecr by rhe Seniors. Junior yeor is olso 0 yeor of chonge ond responsibiliry. Decisions ond plons srorr ro come rogerher for rhe future, wherher ir is going ro college or ro work offer groduorion. Juniors visir col- leges, go ro college doy or Kenr Store, rolse rhe PSAT, ACT, or SAT ro prepore for college. Underclossmen shouldn'r despoir. . Junior yeor is nor oll worls ond no ploy. 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Liane Calbetzer and Diane Foraker walk thankfully into studyhall after a long day in chemistry. we Q ERLA JOHNSON SHAWN JOHNSON JEFF JONES TODD JONES CINDY KEENER JACK KELLER SHERI KELLEY TIMOTHY KINDIG DEBBI KING LOIS KING JOE KIRVIN ELAINE KLECHA JILL KOLLERT MIKE KOLLERT EARL KOVACS MARTIN KRAVIS CATHY KRUGAR LYDIA LAIKOS TIM LANCE GRETA LAWERENCE ROD LAWERENCE SEAN LEATHERMAN MARY LEAVY GARY LEWIS NEAL LINDLEY BARB LITTLE JIM LOCKWOOD MIKE LOWE BOB LOWTHER GEORGIANN LUKUS LORI LUNDBLAD MARK LUTZ VICKI MARKS FRANK MARSHALL CHRIS MARTENS SCOTT MARTINSON JULIE MAST TOM MAURER NAN MAYER MICHELE MAYNARD JOHN MCCARTY TAMMY MCCARTY TROY MCCORK TIM MCGEORGE DEE MCINERNEY LEE MCINERNEY JIM MCLAUGHLIN LISA MCNULTY TIM METARKO ANDREA MIKLOS CRAIG MILLER MISSY MILLER BECKY MILLIKIN JENNY MIZAK CHRISTY MOATS MICHELLE MONG BETH MORRIS DEBBIE MORRISON KATHY MLJHL MATT MULLET JOHN MUSYCZKA MICHELLE MYERS TOBY NESTER STEVE NEWBROUGH 5 7 'I 232 ,,,, V VJ V 4, f 1 V if 5 , V ,, MV, Q V iffy V X Aj, Q , I I ' I 4 ,MII x P I s , I IJII A JIII I , ,,, V III QIQQ , M . 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Srudenr Council members from iefr ro rignr Mike Lowe, Brigirre Deoudoin, Kris Roberrs, Sreve New' brough, Lione Coiberzer, ond Liso Mcixiuiry, 4 Liso McNuiry oslss for some neip in Cnenvisrry Bill Alexonder Meredirh Allison Tonyo Amiri Chris Anderson Debbie Anderson Shoron Anderson Michelle Arbogosr Troy Archie Bill Arvoy Liso Boiley Tim Boll Chris Bornord Terry Bornes Koren Borrels Kim Borrels Chuck Bores Karen Boumgorrener Mike Bour Sandy Beck Tim Beech Joy Begerr Trocy Belvin Shelli Benchoff Joe Bennerr Chorlie Beorn Chuck Berger Sheryl Berlin Joe Binkley Debbile Bloner Todd Bloir Chris Bleuensrein Kirry Boley Amy Booker Berh Dowling Joyce Boyerr Tim Bronon Regina Bricker Ron Brogon Berh Brown Alon Bruner Amy Bruner Sorqo Burkhorr Gcirerr Burnhom Jeffery Burrowoy Jim Byrnes Poul Codle Brion Colowoy Bruce Colowoy Scorr Colloghon Doug Corlson Dominic Correrro Niki Corrwrighr Moryberh Cosey Por Cosey Srephonie Choumonr Dove Choben Korhy Crisrion Mike Chrisrie Eorl Cong Tonio Conley Kim Corrrill Rich Crowford Jenni Creed Tom Cromer NFC Si C E :I n 5 C C 5 S SQ , M lsixwxg S we C C Sw? 535 it wi me-s MC . 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Nor hoving ro be dependenr on porenrs for rronsporrorion is o privilege iveryone enjoys. Tenrh grode reochers molse memoroble impressions. For exomple, who would forger rhe nglish duo of Mrs. Gondee ond Mrs. Feinmon? Or how obour Mr, l3ihn's perfecr circles virhour o composs? Then rhere ore rhe rvvo biology reochers, Cooch Longe ond Cooch 'O , who molse lsids suffer vvirh endless blonlssheering ond orols. Nobody could forger Mrs. 'orrillo ond her exuberonce!! Over oll, your Sophomore yeor is reolly prerry good. Class Amy Dicl-as rhinlss obour rhe upcoming vveelsend. 2 T Q T - I ll 1 ll - 1 T T Z 1 - I - - 1 I I - Members of Srudenr Amy Held Tim Beech Diono Kernon Shonnon Soyer Regino Long Milse Monfull DJ Erlsso m o '9- :Po 'DB S2 fu CD - - - 1 2 - - ! - - Z - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- Q - - - - ! - - - - I - D 1 1 - - - - - - Councel from lefr ro righr Chrissy Croskey Kris Crouse Mark Crawley Jeff Curry Tammy Curris Robbie Curlip Mike Dean Jeff Derr Doug Dickey Amy Dicks Narhon Dierz Mike Dockus Missy Doell Rick Dressler Debbie Durr Tammy Eberling David Eddy Susan Elkins Tom Erb DJ Erksa Tina Evans Lyn Falanga SCOTT Falkenberg Kim Farner Shea Flaherty Marrha Fleming John Flukey David Fongheiser Leigh Foster Scarf Fox Andrea Friedr Ann Fruzzerri Jon Gainer Jenni Gambow Amy Gasievvski Greg Gores Sracey Gehring Sreve Gilbson Dave Gleason Kim Goble April Goode Jim Greer Carry Greiye Chris Grieco Greg Grimes Shelly Guenrher Jeff Halliwell John Homilran Kelli Hammer Sieve Harger Jeff Hari Becky Hartman Laura Hariman Mike Harrshorn Marr Hough Amy Held Dan Held Nare Held Dawn Heberling Denise Herberling Rob Herwick Ed Hewiri Monica Hewirr Kari Hill WLM, Y M7Qi?f! f my , ,, V 27 fy, 5525 V, V segmielifizz wi, 5 fmfiw , Yi , M W , W1 wwf ,VK V ,, ,,,.,, ,, 4 f f H, f 05 , , 6 , ,VV 'Zf if si 07 Q, .. , ff za , il 7 Wy 'M W ' llii iilii i ' V iiilii I i Q ,V , i .,,,,5 1 f gg 'i V ' ' '1'- Q , 1 1 lf X, V 1 ,V ' A ,KW V 41 :if Vi 5:f':IlEl9z4iis42 , V v,-,,f We , ,V ii - ,gy V ff fm 4 3 f , ,, 'f 4 Ay f e, f, 1 I if yr 4,.V,,xWL,,,m V i, 4 lj' WC? 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S,C,,O,i C I ' - S .2 DX? Q if Q ISS R I ,:..E. .. I I . ,,L,L. Freshman' Hrst Days At WH Are FRHNTIE AM, 3 4' A? ff ' '. 'Ef f , ,' ' , ' ' , ,. , , 23 f.', f1j -Z W 'F f ,V ,,'Ii1 l 7' V Lf , ,rx H, ' E 'j,e2?7j7 - ,,,5,,5. I : I , , w gr '94 W,,,.Cffw f W My mom never roughr me how ro eor!! I con'r fund rhe on burron? Troy Snlrner Councul, John McCorrhy, Chnsry Swom, Jessuco Rnghrg Angue Weber mes ro concenrrore mrenrly on Mr Julie Vkuhlin, ond Jemfer Sheril. HorCh's lecrure. 147 BECKY CRIPPS LISA CROWE TARA CROWE AMY CRUDER DOUG CULLEN SUSAN CUSTER JOHN DANIELS KELLY DAVIS LISA DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS ERIC DEAN KAREN DECKER VAL DEETER DANIELLE DELONG JASON DICKERSON BECKY DOSHAK JEFF DOWNS PAM DULL KIM DYSER STACY EARLE BECKY EARNEST BRENDA EARNEST CURT EBY MIKE ELLIOTT KARL ELSASS JOHN EMERY BRAD ENGLAND WENDY ENSOR KATHY ERB JOHN EVANS GERALD FARNSWORTH LISA FARNSWORTH TERI FARNSWORTH ANDREA FILES DAVE FLATH STEPHANIE FLETCHER CHRIS FLINN CARCI FORSMAN BETH FOX BETTY FREEMAN TRAVIS FREEMAN JOE FRENO JENNI FRIEDT TINA FRIEND SHANNON FURMAN BOB FUTAMURA DAVID GERSTENSCHLAGER PAUL GIBEAU KRISTY GOODE ROBERT GOODSON KERRY GRIFFIS CYNTHIA GRIMM MARCIE HAHN NICHOLE HALEY STEPHANIE HALLIXVELL SHANE HAMM SHANNON HARDY MICHELE HARTMAN MARK HARTZLER APRIL HENDERSHOT JIM HENDERSON DAN HIMMELRIGHT JOE HINKELL AMY HINMAN 'I48 'nf '1 fj,r1fTZ i Z'?w'W,1,f H ray! - 5, 0' '1sf7'f', , ' 'H ' maxi? ,, QQ, if wif 1mg7v ,, 1 2? f I fi ,,,, ,,,V A V, V, , ,VI,,,, Z ,K 1 g.: , T- - . - , . ff' ,.,,, , w 1 7 15' 1 y I , V ' Vx -5 I f I' I ' sf , Jf, M A A ff , , V 4 - I 5 f,,', I A f,g: I V .Q ' Q wi, ' 24 ,V J If -6 , ',, M -3 Q, , ay ,W Y F2 wif ,, V V W Q ,, J J. 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Ir's Qreor ro be wrrh friends ofrer Iuhch os Korle Swohsoh shows Us CATHY HISE CYD HOFER MIKE HOLTZAPPLE KEVIN HOMONAI TAMMY HOOGHKIRK TRACIE HOOSER GREG HOOSIER KIM HOOVER MICHELLE HORRISBERGER SUE HERGER JIM HOUCK DAN HOUCK TOM HOUSE JULIE HOUSTON KELLI HUBER BRIAN HUMBLE CAROL JOHNSON ERIC JOHNSON DAVID JONES LAUREL KAUFMAN ERIC KEIPER LAURA KENNEDY TAMMI KENNELL CATHY KERN MIKE KEYSER PAULA KIDDELL ERIC KILLINGER BRENDAN KIRVEN CAROLYN KLOSTERMAN TRACY KOLLERT MICHELLE KOWALCZYK ERIC KOZAREVIK CARRY KUPFNER RICK LAMBERT JEFF LANCE TONY LATINA RUSS LAXVERENCE SUE LEAVY JERRY LEMON CANDIE LEONARD JOE LINGER GRANT LOOPER DON LOUGHRY MICHELLE LUNTSEORD DEBBIE LUTZ JOEL LUTZ SHANE LYONS ANNE LYREN LEN MAHER JENNY MANSFIELD ERVIN MARCUM CHRIS MARVIN MELISSA MATTINGLY PEGGIE MAYNARD TROY MCAKAMAN JOHN MCCARTHY SCOTT MCCOMAS ROBERT MCCONNELL TAMMY MCKEE SCOTT MCMILLEN DAVE MCFARLAND CHRIS MCINTYRE BETH MCMANNES 150 wa-- n. . i' 3 , AX S I -A L . 73. G 41-' xy' i X . C. . -N, gk UA, . 1-,X .-3' X 5 9' u. I-'Av Jef X I LL- I If SI 'S I i X My -39 1 L .S smmwwg ,.': LLK- S54 ' ':.-fr-i Q ww Nw Sy X S9 W Q3 S -.. - Lx ' mm, K .LM 'X as II' .523 . K . - -Nsiiig C 'W N 'J' 5 H ,., R fx ,--I , N . gf N C . in ,S ' W. it .x Q N . E I , P ' ,4 HE wig? Q sg,-Lgmmxm Q NZ.- I H .... Aw .E ..,, f - - S If i if 5 Q, wr-Q L. - M .N..' f S-M . 1, W. I C I f -I I L ,, ?,J Q :fi 155' iii - -af? ' A -.I . X 10 4. X m J ,V-M-A-'Q , . . ,L - 1. - I -. .Q I-. - -xg: NWA ww? f S 5 N 'X x. I 1. A I I 2 I fi vt I A . 3 X .I.,I: , i I if I . , - J1-..-1' I SES . . . fe I I il ILL 1 x1 - I LS A if is i I L ,Xi I ,gi m K K : Lif K ii ,-I I. V ILCEURA, PHYSICAL SCIENCE, INTRO T0 BUSINESS AND GYM FILL FRUSH DAY Even freshmen, luke Drone Pxornoclfer, fund rne court' yord very reloxrng on sprang days. f V fl fl jj W ff f 4 W G i W 2 if W K, ff we f 4 V 9, L7 gi Q A qgrp, af f., , , ,,. . , ,,,. I , ,S , ,, , ,W X, . r , 2 'Ja ni Z 'L ,.,, gif, ,, -0, f , ., I I I ' ' if W! ' ff 3, ,, 'eff 2 ' 57, 921,211 .W ,, vu -M,-,ff M if W2 ,zur ,J fi x 1' W' ' -2 Qvf , .1 15? ,, ., H' ' ' 'fi I I I 'C f 4 , , ,V .V HL , ' ' ' ,afar Wie if. A f f ri'r21 cm Above: Julae Townsend mes ro sroy busy in IPS scrence closs. Lefr Leave me oione, l'rn rryrng ro srudyf' soys Kerry Grrffrs 151 MARK MCMILLEN SHERI MERCER LORI MESSAM ANDREA METCALF JIM MIKLOS MIKE MIKULIN MICKEY MILLER STEVE MILLER JEFF MITTEN KENNY MOORE DIANNA MORRIS GREG MOSER DAVID MOSLEY AMY MYERS TIM MYERS JIM NESTER SHELLY NEWSTEAD JEFF NIXON MARY NOE SHANE NOEHRE VERONICA NOEL MATT OBRIEN JIM OLENIK TODY ONEILL JOHN ORBEN MIKE PALITTO DANA PANNUNZIC MARY PANTALONE BRAD PARMELEE CARA PARMELEE JULIE PEARL STEPHEN PERNOD DUANE PERRIN LOU PERRY TROY PERRY ERIC PETERMAN JEANNE PFEISTER ANN POLIZE MIKE POSAVIC MIKE POWERS DAVID RADUNG BILL RADER DAWN RAKLOVITS DOD RALSTON DAVID RAMSEY CLIFF RATTA DANA RATTA MICHAEL RECH .- . i VY C R5 A X. I J II JE iw if J' J. Q., . L RI is I I 4, K X t L .. .. I ,,', A 1 IX f , , i 1 L X X I K fi . Es ,X x U 4 fs-If Us K .gg X C 'ff S L ,I X I3 I A Q 1 3 L , -'Z f ,,,. I in R35 ir ROSS REED .III I ' LISA REEVES R RAR REILLY .. iil A U my X A .Y 5, STEVE REUTLER p it X 'V RRER REYNOLDS K I I JERRY PFEISTER f R-' A A R MP1 STAN RICHARADSQN L CCSCC , BRUCE RINEHART I f , C5824 1 ' I CAROLYN ROGERS MATT ROSS DIANE ROTHACKER CARMEN ROWE RICHIE ROWE LARRY RUFNER JULIE RUHLIN BRYAN RUSH - KY ,C Y jfi 3 I liSRl,,x5.,,NiN-- Q sg: - . K kk . . I- RR- z 1 ' A 911 I fl g 2 X '-1,5 XV I,.-.R II Q I Q f C 6 I s A tags ' 55j9'A I ,R wi .C I if Sw if Aff qw, K ' S 1 if YPT3 . wi A 5 Q Q K X Y K ,Q 4' - , -,: 5 AL -, mg ff- 'K : .: Ii -1.I.I Ek K ' K1 , M U ...: 5 'J N N I I JQTQ-rw if 1 An 1 .Y ,xi ikk in X. K Y I gg CCCCC RRC D 2 Q- R6 I A LQ I . F--- 1 if , , I ZF. 'mR1 5 SZI f I ::.,E :,, ,5:, ' JJQN H S l L ,ii .. in... .L ::' . I gin . ,. .3 ' if-A-5 earl , 5 ,, V. t 8? 2 57 fr uf 9 X Q ? , M Z Q 2 k ,g, v I .' 5 , I E ' , g ' r ' - V ' r r V -'. 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Mrs Frorey, I'm sreohrwg her papers soys Melhso Morrrrwgly Pwghrr Bur Mrs Sonrog, We wererfr roliermgll Frosh Face New Rooms, New Rules Lefn Lourel Koufmon ond Tino Frnend become srudemr UGIOW ROD McCor1rweImusr wlsh people wouldm r rolse models. hrs pncrure when he 5 combrmg has horr' we -flu J1diNk MICHELLE RUTLEDGE JENNY SABETT BETH SOHENZ LAURA SHANDOR SHAWN SHEEHAM TERESA SHEPPARD ROBERT SHERNESKY JENNIFER SHERRILL BADLA SHOOK JOE SI-IUSTER CURT SIMMONS TONYA SIMON RACHEL SISON PETER SKENDROVIC KATHY SMITH KAY SMITH CATHY SNURA DAN SPENCER JENI SPICE HARLEY SPURLOCK CHRIS STANCIL GENE STEELE FRANK STEFAN KRISTI STEIN TROY STILTNER DONNA STONE KATHY STRIPE SCOTT STUBER DAVID STOMBAUGH ERIC SUTLER CHRIS SWAIN KATTIE SWANSON GARY SWISHER TIM TAUANIELLO BRIAN TAWNEY DENISE TAYLOR KRIS THOMPSON JOLIE TOWNSEND JEANNE TRUE TAMI TUEMMLER DENNY TURNER MELISAA VARGO DAVID VASILOFF JOHN VERGHESE RACHEL VERWOLD STEFANI VETTER JESSICA WALKER APRIL WALKLEY TRICIA WARWICK ANGIE WEBBER KIM WHITE NICOLE WHITE DAN WHITMAN JOHN WIEDEY SCOTT WILCOX HEIDI WILKIE BEVERLY WILLIAMS SCOTT WILLIAMS JULIE WICHTER PATRICK YONTZ BOB YOUNG SHELLIE YOUNG JULIE YURCHIAK CHAS ZEMELKA E . X is I H X 4. 4. ' A I 6 NUI I S L g k K xx If . . .K 'i 1 ,-as E, I Rf A I I . . m... I E A , A 0' fa w K. I-Q Q. L A A A 4. K I xt' .fy I' LAS:g .Kg K K Xxys X is L , I I 3 I 5 i III ' I I I' IX 'I .Ef f ,.L. . I II-I .. , -.--. in f 1S. - -- S QA 5 , . .C Q K 'X 5 I 3 A II I I ,... C V K N V g E J X :li S 5 .rv if-P Y. J xxKt?gIf:P'l E gf P 4 -1-rw 1 Mt L ' P IA , xi E -, ,... I, ,,, . ' I.. , I . In .. is ,-.f ::: C . V ,. 1 Q ::N ...: FI . . Q T- I I A - ' Mg I , E-Ii ,. Wg. -M ka N3 ,.,'-:I A SX i ,I I I IQ-I Q- ,,,. 1 5 A -L Q Hg, C L . i- . fi QM wa .: 4 , as K SEA - S n l f? NWS WW? S E Y? N R 5 I z, t ,.. E gg, A I Q I Q I I I I 4? 1 IF S xkif' J ' In A . -S: X K A .Iii S A L -I - -v NX , S Ii , .v si N? I ' In I KARENER ZIGLER KIM ZIMMERMAN MIKE ZITO JEFF ZOOK 'Who me? oslss Eruc Kozorevic You rolxe me pncrure I will breols your foCeIII f f Q Wonder Woman, Louro Shondor Cl UB CIM he sw dents at WHS care for their clubs. Due to the large number o clubs at the school students ha ve 'nany outlets for their creative energies. The clubs ha ve a wide scope in interest to accommodate the student body. With the pride for WHS the clubs ha ve given back to the community that which it is given. The clubs at WHS allow the students to Oisplay the pride that students hav WHS! flcfizfifigf AG GW fm. 1 V f.'f,,i2 f M fl a 9' fi W 'M'--W'-..,,,wiu'mV --. WN., 4 , ,', M 4' 6 An, f V ,V ., N ,,,,. f ' , ff A Q yigwfff ,wage wggwf V'1'a , fa fig, 1 2 ' ' X 2 32 2293 W2 ' ff 2 A 29, fy W5 4 .' - ,W ,, 2 iw Zwavf 1 236515 '7 I ,QM The Band ended a terrltlc season with a spectacular flnlsh at Vlrgln- la Beach. At thls competltlon, the band took 13 out of 14 posslble top honors. These Include tst ln AAA concert Bands, Grand Champlon In concert Band, tst In AAA Stage Band, fst In parade, Grand Cham- plon In parade, Best Muslc, Best auxlllary, Best Muslc, Best March- lng lf Maneuverlng, and Best Fleld Commanders. Thls great feat was posslble only because of the hard work and devotlon of the ban members. Thls year the auxlllary, rltles, and flags, competed on the Ohlo Color Guard Clrcult. Thls was the tst year for the guard and they dld an excellent job. At OCGC Cham- plonshlps the guard made It to the tlnals In the hlghschool class and placed 7th overall. The concert band also went to Orrvllle for State Ratlngs and re- celved a ll whlch Is good. Band ended the season wlth a long llst of honors and wlns that they are sure to be very proud ot f. The Varslty Concert Band plays at thelr annual Chrlstmas Concert. 2. Mr. Mayes dlrecfs the Stage Band at Vlr- glnla Beach. 3. The Marching Band performs at the com- petltlon In Vlrglnla. 4. Plccolo player, Stacey Clark, stands at attentlon durlng a half-tlme performance at a football game. 5. WHS Band In concert. 6. Fleld commander, Nathan Dlck, stands at attentlon durlng warm-up. 7. Sue Opalenlk conducts the band at a football game. B. Chrls Dum feature twlrler, performs her dltflcult routlne at Vlrglnla Beach. Bcmd Takes Top Mr lawrence Directs Falrwell Concert Best Wishes to Mr Lawrence Ellie Ott has found her A as he starts on his Well de Last and she tells everyone served retirement about him. The 1.984-1985 choir, giving the audience a review of hit- from yesteryear and today. The Spring Concer for the choir was a trib ute to Mr. Laurence' long career as choir di rector. Many of th songs were among th best of previous years But modern hits like We Are The World were also performed. Il was an extremly suc cessful concert. FFA .- ST -is 'x fi? 7 44' The Mellow Tones, Chris But- dorli Joanne McAnlis, Beth Allen and Pete Grimm, blend smoothly during their song Java Jive. Bag lady Pam Given ward- robes her latest in womans apparel. Any Whitman, Julie Spohn, Paula Conger and Rocky Park are all in love with the guy walking down the street. Lori Marshall does the Barry Manilow hit, Can't Smile Without You. 1. Senior Bonnie Bajorek smiles as she puts the Hnishing touches on her sign. 2. Erin Conway and Sue Flynn supervise as this LiL Sis member dili- gently works. 3. Hard at work!! 4. Final outcome that seems to sum it up. ILUIL SUE The Pep Club and LiL Sis Club have both been behind their Wadsworth teams 1005. Pain ting signs, decorating lockers and baking cookies are just a few of the ongoing at- tempts to raise the athletic spirits, even if it is only small. Another 'job each do is the ever popular event of toilet papering. Whether it be the athletes home or a coaches car, it Does not go by unnoticed. Attendance at a wres- tling match, basketball game, football game, etc. . yelling, + screaming for the players can help tremendously. These are the forgotten heros behind the great teams at Wadsworth Se- nior High. PIP Cl. 162 .W Q . . .A kVV.VV F CA Breakfast ls A Real Hit Senior John Ruhlin and Junior Mike Lowe show that no job goes undone. This Motley Crew , consisting of Mark Lutz, John M uzycka, and D.J. Erksa, is armed and ready to go. Sophomore Nate Held tries to make the perfect pancake. C Once again, the Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes held its annual Pancake Breakfast. As the high- light of the year, the mem- bers performed all jobs. As mixers, cooks, servers, dishwashers, and clean-up crew, the breakfast ran smoothly. Though easy to prepare, pancake mix can be very messy as some of the, cooks found out. Stu- dents and faculty found the breakfast Very pleas- ing and it roared with suc- cess. Good job FCA Members!! 163 Vocational Stud nts Join OEA FHA 8: VICA Wadsworth High School provides for a wide range of vocational programs. There is OEA FHA and VICA each one specializes in a certain area. Wadsworth high school vocational department ex- cells in each area of vocational activities with winners a regional and state level in competitions. Below: Dill Trease and frlends show how much fun COE is now that It is the end of the year. .smug f,,,,, Nl, , 'LIS' Bottom: Michelle haven't you learned how to do this yet? Asks Jerry Neary. Mlddle 1: This ls the OEA symbol for COE and Accounting. Mlddle 2: This symbol stands for the VICA vocation- al department. Mlddle 3: FHA ls for the Future Homemakers of America F J if 5 1 'I I. ' Elf 'rs - f gs 2 E t i 'Pe ox' FUTU Q 6' S5 E 5 Q 050 9 l . 50 HEIU -ff ,,,t, 4 H ' ir A , tt,, .ff- Top: are the Junior and Senior Vocational regional winners front row from right to left: Wendy Graves, Renee Yoder, Mitzl Favinger, Julie Dar- lington, Joy Anne Kozorevlc, Julie Wallace, Shel- Iey Conn, and Erla Johnson. Back Row for right to left are Katie Crouch, Heldl Hanzle, Michelle Shir- ley, Paulo Conger, Mlssl Miller and Greta Lawrence. Bottom Right: VICA competition winners are a follows from left to right front row Kim Wurst, Jan Justice, Jamie Deaver, and Chris Ryneer. Back ro Julie Stoufer, Dan Hartzler, Bill Harrell, Jackie Po ers, Holly Hathaway. Q1 c,.....,.c.ecW...c ,MW x. 'X M e N f . z QYQIN ZL. if .-L' 5 ,-JSF' bove: The reglonol OEA winners from the Ac. Port of being in FHA ls making giontchocolote chip ountlng class are from left to right Rod Porter, Cris cookies. dams, Mlke Somody, Morllyn Blonor ond Jerry eory. Top Left: Jerry Neory and Morllyn Blonor two win ners from the OEA vocotionol accounting class re Iuctontly pose for o picture. Top Middle: Tommy Gross works hord on cutting her bread. Top Right: Ruth Hendershot ond Norine Ohle pre pore for o hard day peeling carrots. 432- in ,,,,s,....M H- Spanish, French, And Latin Clubs Have F un This year's foreign clubs had alot of things planned. The French Club had Mardi Gras and a fun time was had by all. Prizes were awarded to the win- ners of the game. Spanish Club had sev- eral speakers come and talk about other Spanish cultures in- cluding a refugee from Central America. They also went to Magnolia Nursing Home to en- tertain the residents there. Latin Club went to the Junior Classic League Convention in where they did fabulous. Above: Mr. Gorman operat- ed a craps board during Mardi Gras. Left: At Mardi Gras Mrs. Parrillo takes time to tell us how much she likes her French pastry. lfffffiv A 'IA A5 llluvil VIE? A 'bw' Below: Here is the group that traveled to the Junior Classic League Convention. .4 K ,i f Above Top: DJ Erska helps serve refreshments to some residents at Magnolia. Above: Regina Bricker looks like she is having a wonderful time at Mardi Gras. Above Middle: First place winners at the Latin Con- vention this year were: sit- ting, Shelia Swain, Becky Militans, Mark Valone, Mi- chelle Woods, standing, Beth Allen, Jerry Carrino, and Erik Walters. NFL SHUWS TEAM SPIRIT This year's Speech and Debate teams be- came one the closest teams that Joseph Gains had coached over the past few years. Joseph Gains was head coach for Fo- rensics and also coach of the individual events while Charles Morrow was this year's Debate coach. There were stars like seniors, Wade Wilcox, Nathan Dick and ju- nior, Ginger Boyce, but there were also mem- bers who didn't win very much but could leave a tournament saying, in fact, that they had won. At the NFL banquet they had to say good-bye to this year's seniors: Steve Baumgartner, Mar- gret Belcastro, Craig Clark, Rob Clocker, Nathan Dick, Robbie Hahn, and Wade Wil- cox. They also gave special thanks to Steve Baumgartner for his work in getting the banquet all set. The most thanks went to all the parents plus Miss Lois Ziegler, Mrs. Flickinger, and Mrs. Susan Birch for their help with the judging at some of the tournaments. '85 Officers Pres. Wade Wilcox Vice Pres. Steve Baumgartner Sec. Tonya Amiri Tres. Ginger Boyce Rep. Jenny Gambow , .nilfl . '86 OFFICERS Pres. Tom Walker Vice Pres. Eric Richards Sec. Jenny Gambow Tres. Keith Piepho Rep. Tonya Amiri 8: John Clocker f w f WW' ?'c'!.'z7.,1 ,. , : ' ff.. 9 f, ' 3 f, 2 1. . . - ., ' . Q an . 1. ' fr. f 4. N f. fy- .r 1 af? 1,5 .. ,ffffftf ws -. af . www- .,,,, .gf--1- ,Af . -I Q 523,52 :flag ' 3 E2 .sg ffffttggli 4' , , , 33 115.15 ' 373 335255325 1' , If L' ',' ff - ' -ff4 f?f??'fiz v. 5 , W -iw ' f , ' x H , f -if :. ' f 'I 7 fl Above: Senior Rob Clocker takes time from his busy schedule to take a some- times deceiving grin. Above: Super senior Wade Wilcox is always onthe ball. Wade was a national qualifi- er for the second year. Above Left: Mr. Gains and Right: Eric Richards, Bob Futamura listen to a Yippy , was good enough member giving their com- for the trash can, according ments at a meeting. to teammate Chip Boyse. Above top: Members who went to State include Stand- ing: John Clocker, Dan Walker, Eric Richards Tom Walker. Sitting: Keith Pie- pho and Tonya Amiri. Steve Ba umgartner discusses his plans with Miss Meadows and the rest of Student Council. Student Council members enjoy a de- served pizza part y for all their hard work. John Milo takes an active part in the stu- dent government, along with Dr. Webb and Mr, Pallya. 4. Others watch as Steve Baumgartner checks his busy schedule. Through the effort of the stu- dent Council, the Students at WHS. have an Active hand in activites. Students experience many fun- Hlled evenings like Home Com- ming and after game dances. Do to the effort of Student Council. Stu- dent Council helps make WH.S. a better place to be through recog- nitizon day and many others ser- vice activites. 5. Due to the efforts of John Milo and Steve Ba umgartn er, Student Council runs smoothly, Q . 5, -g - .3-: ' .L Q-'5 L Q X . X I - t .tat N ... sg- . - va .. -:fail an af 6 Stud nt Euunc I atnnal urlur Sncietq X I ,XXL v g A Q gy wg? get ,L Egg 54 . -1, ragga .1 ' S Q1 at S S Y ' .e e X. . f' tit: C S ix its N S . F E H , I rf X it 4, ,-:,: Q . I H :': -' 2' 1' N -fl - t :L ,, gy , 1 QQ, A -7 , f C S ' ft it 5 r-mf , . X N 5 . sf - . ' l',' - .. iw , Mx Q S , A' -up National Honor Society honors the top achievers in the junior and senior class each year. This year new members were inducted at the ceremony on April .ZZ 1985. National Honor Society Honors those Students who show excel- lence in academics, scholorship, leadership, Character, and knowledge. 1. After being inducted ito National Honor Society, new members enjoy refreshments in their honor. 2. New inductees enjoy talking with their parents. 3. Student Council take an active part in the National Honor societ y Induction Cer- monies by serving refreshments, yd? 4. Kim K uhnheem and Tera Dook enjoy re- freshments along with the other menbers and their families, following the induction cermonies. i l i sz . is-as OHML Scores Soar For those students who are mathmatically talented, ambi- tious, and have some spare time Tuesdays after school, OHML test ae the answer. The tests consist of 6 questions, some easy, some me- diocre, and some very difhcul t. Mr. Havens stands with the top scorers from each grade. Returning for a second piece of pizza are Gerry Wuchter, Rob Clocker. As he enjoys his first piece, Mr. Greeni cal- culates the price of all these pizzas. Students seeking an extra challenge take the OHML tests. TAN Th Bruin Bruin advisor June Linson instructs her class to always Write in passive voice. Editor-in-chief Beth Houck is having trou- ble believing all her pictures are missing. Cropping pictures is an important part ofthe job, demonstrates Chris Parmelee. Mark McKelvey helps in getting this new issue to the public. Working on her advertising layout, Anne Martin pauses for the camera. S The AS f f fv- 'wylaw if 5 .- ' , 51, L 3 Q. ,nz , f W f . WM! fy fig ., W , 5 , Z , V i W, , s V ,V , m ,,, 5 if fi ,Wg I V i f 1 Top: The 1985 Whisperer Staff-first row- Lydia Laikos, Mary Leavy, Kathy Vance, Kathy Muhl, Mary Baughman, Pam Given, Stacey Clark, jenny Raack, Beth Robinson, Terri La Ferre, -top row-Danielle Halver- son, Ann Boyer, Amy Grady, Cindy Gibson, Star Swain, Angie Carter, jenny Hensal, Kristen Rasor, Lisa Lee. WN Above: The 3 future editors confer on N ' . the junior mugs. They have much more N I X J work in store for them. ll ,Q-'L ,- D' Right: jenny Hensal, Lifestyle editor, looks through the Hudson yearbook to o find some new ideas. 1 .40 I If if 5 N: , ,yr , - ' , ' I' l 1 Q2 4 f 5 2 -if M I Top: As deadline approaches, Lisa Lee 81 Kristen Rasor discuss a new layout. It seems the pictures just won't fit. Above: Trying desperately to alpha- betize the freshman pictures, Beth Robinson and Terri LaFerre go over the r0Ster. To Whom This May Concern, As Editor-in-Chief, I would like to take this time to express my thanks to everyone who has helped to put this yearbook together. First, to Pam Buck, my Sports Editor, I would like to say thanks for going to the Ohio University journalism Seminar in the summer. I appreciate you taking the time out of your summer to work for the Annual Staff. You've done a great job with the Sports Section. You organized your layout style, type style, copy require- ments, and all other section requirement for which I thank you. I also thank you for helping me decide the theme, and the ladder-the arrangement of pages. Next, I would also like to thank jenny Hensal for be- ing Lifestyle Editor. I know I dropped the section in your lap and said decide what you want in the section. You did a great job creating ideas for the book. I also appreciate your organizing the sections requirements like Pam. Thank you especially for your support. I would also like to thank Star Swain, my business manager, without whom this book would not be to- gether. S25,000.00 is alot of money to obtain so the school can have a yearbook. You have done a great job with organizing the flow of money from the book sale, doing the advertisement page, and especially doing the bookkeeping. Now who really deserves so much thanks is the staff itself. You have done a great job this year. For those of you who joined late in the year, you had to assimalate all the jobs quickly and you did a terrific job. No one real- izes that we have to do to put this book togeather. I know that you have had to learn the different column systems, design each page, write the stories and cap- tions, take the pictures, crop the pictures, and number the pictures. For those of you who did the mugs, I realize that you had to number your class of 300 or so three or four times just because the picture company can't alphabetize. To Mark Rhodes and all those who used the computer, you have done a great job of typing all 240 pages into the book. You did a great job with the book and I thank you. To all the photography staff, I say thanks a million. The pictures you take, develop and print are the heart of the entire book. Many of you had to learn all those things from scratch and it was not always easy. Thanks especially to Ron Zito for being able to coverjso many critical events for us. Finally, Mrs. Longfield, I don't know how you do it. You know how to do it all and usually end up doing it. We made it through the year somehow. After all the confusion, I think we have done o.k. I wish you and Mary Leavy, Katie Muhl, and Ann Boyer the best of luck next year. Thank you all Amy Grady Editor-in-Chief tmffgggvf Students Get Involvedg Hobbies, Service, Clubs 21 wi ff fa ' ' ' 4 ,Q K ' ' f 5 f W, 1 g f W 44 Q ' 3 'Tw 'f,'g,? 7 '!,4,V im, EMM 'N--.. 4 f 'wwf M- UUUgh!!! , says Dave Polomsky as he takes a Top: Members of SADD convey their ideas on . Bar Houck, president, contemplates the age third place award in a recent Weightlifting the students' drinking problem 'da for the key club meeting as Cindy Gibs contest. offers her advice. The Students at WHS are a group of unique individuals who partici- pate in activities that range from Stu- dent activist groups to the preforming arts. These Students de- vote much time and effort to their interests. Much of this time could be spent going out with friends or other activities, but because of the plea- sure they feel from the results of their efforts, whether it be lifting that extra pound, keeping just one more drunk off the road, or perfecting their unique talent, they spend long hours on their hobbies. Expressing her joy for 4-H horse riding is Barb May ,Asif Shea Flaherty strains as he attempts to com- plete his 245 lb. lift. Not Guilty is a band known throught the school for their prowess. Nr-mm ,avg iw isps cess 'xn and x C O denfxc X xne aaa he swf 1 6 Pxs S sxand io: sue veakn. Bovn Qne teadnevs dents sxnve xowavds exceXXenc . ovnpuxev sXCxXXs kncreases, x'ne xo Qnks hem 'oy addkng e and expand- 1 'nenem E Qne Seve: Roc Q hooX 'nas responded mer Uxefaog cours mer 9 Xn e-dnooXe..T Oxnev addkixons Kn- Skiievx, NX: . S 'nas sc Comp oi covnp NN ns . vs Mrs. 0X 'xiseX XOX- Q E the Xng, Cne use ks on xo 'xvnpvove dude new iacuky fnefnbe nd Mrs. S1anXeX4. The sdno ' 'n Qne new Wovang and new 'o xudenxs, vne xeadnevs, mwng, xo vnak Had, a Kfnpvovedwn ogy vooxn. Bovn Qne 5 and Qne adxn'xnKsua1Xon are 5 WHS Cne 'oe-ax. 61,1555 5 :Q Ceaghgrs P English Planned For Fall The English department at WHS is diversihed and well well rounded. Many special reports and projects make the English classes memorable. Mr. Gorman 's American Lit and European Lit classes are truly original because of his enthusiatic and lively pre- senta tions. Mrs. Linson 's and Mrs. Toth 's junior English classes did a unit on Colonial America and the students did a report on a subject in that era. Juniors took a Held trip to see Billy Budd, a short story by Herman Melville. Students from Top: Mr. Whitt is always Willing to answer a students question. Juniors wait for attendance before getting on the bus to see the Billy Budd play. Mr. Whitt's classes prepared slide shows to music as part of their po- etry unit. Many freshman got to use the computer as part of Mrs. Welty's reading program. The Greek myths will be forever re- membered by the students of Mrs. Gandee and Mrs. Feinman. Se- niors go to Kent State as part of their research for Miss Roher's class. Many special people make the English department unique. if .Wh Mrs. Bedillion Mrs. Feinman Mr. Gains Mrs. Gandea Af, ff ffvw - ev Mr. Gorman Mrs. Linson M M 'll r 1 er Miss Roher mmatL W1 yi 1,71 Left: Mrs. Feiman brings a smile to any- bodys face. Left: How does this thing work? Lisa is wondering as she prepares her slide presentation. Left: David Lee emphaticlly presents his side of the speech. Center: Miss Roher helps out with the mi- crofilm reader which turns out to be handy in doing a report. Below: Mr. Whitts English students pre- pare a slide presentation. A32 . if .. M 410' A Ibottom pictures! Mrs. Toth, -head of English dept. Mrs. Welty Mr Whitt Miss Ziegler 179 mul, sl, vttl, Foreign Languages Are Excitingj Whether you sign up for Span- ish, French, or La tin, you will learn a great deal not only on the language, but also on the culture of that country. Learning about dress, customs, and people of dif- ferent lands is exciting. You have the opportunity of joining its club and going on the trip to that coun- try. Wouldn 't it be great to travel to Spain, France, or Rome? Mrs. Parrillo shows Mike Myers what she is looking for in a report on famous French people. . ff. lj e 41- ,f Sandy Beck asks Mrs. Arnold for help in PH!FiCi8 Parrillo - FFGHCIY II Latin. Peggy Arnold - Latin I, IL III H.. A top Latin student - Joanne McAnlis! Susan Birch - Spanish I, III Irene Moon - Spanish L IL IIL IV Gretchen Petrie - French I, III, IV Rick Kindig shows the class how to te time in Spanish. Mark Vellone y, Ron Mendel, Mark, Pos- HoW do you do the Futur Proche? asks a tak, and Tom Poszakput on a Slide showfor French I student. Latin class. French III students celebrate a French holiday. One Spanish project is to prepare phone conversations as Shown by Jennifer Sherrill. These Seniors pay strict atten- tion in advanced math class Giving their computer programs cosmetic appeal are Ben McGarry and Scott Gordon There are many choices that can be made concern- ing math classes at WHS. There are classes to meet every need. In addition to the challenge of the Work many students may re- member the special char- acteristics of each teacher. If one chooses Algebra may learn about Z ta vari- able or Mr. Moines dog?Q. However, to discover the secret of Mr. Bihn 's circles Geometry must be includ- ed in a students schedule. Upon Walking into Alge- bra-trig. the Hrst day one might think the class is be- ing taught b yAbe Lincoln, but he soon realizes it is only Mr. Grecni. Mr. Havens gives these seniors some tips on using Matrices to solve systems of Equasions Mr. Bihn goes off on a tangent Mrs. Barlow explains the co during Geometry class. plex aspects of interest pr lems to Stephanie Fletche r 3 Vlath Room Building KQV Mr. Hatch Mr, Havens Dept. Head 1 w 8 Mrs. Sifferz Mr. Grecnj Mrs. Haskins Mr. Rozhacker Mrs Barlow Mr Bzhn Mr Mome LD U1 In NI kD Nl U1 NI A UI lb U1 lb XI KD Nl UI Q6 LLQOEZ LS ZL9 O82 V8 l 'O UI UI NI U1 A NI KO IJI NI A UI UI NI -D UI LD L9S6L96L6QL96 6I.S6Q6Q 6l. Q 41 CD 5 v-Ik C C QSVLQVVQVQSGQ7LSQSSGSLSSL17 Bio Adds New Room The Science Department is a strong point at WHS. Students are offered a Variet y of classes, in- cluding General Science, Intro. to Physical Science, Earth Science, Biology, Chemi'stry, and Physics. While most studen ts feel Chemis- try is the toughest, each course is designed to be challenging at each level. Also, intelligent and re- sourceful teachers keep the spirit of high enrollment in science courses high at WHS. Freshman IPS students get their first ex- perience working with electric circuits. New photo-microscopes enhance the qual- ity of the new Biology wing. Chemistry can get confusing, Lisa McNulty seeks the help of a friend. xc t 1' Q I x qx l Q W i f V' 4 J , x N ' fs ff xr xg ' f I WAP, Mr Ngff Mr Bedillion Mr Sprankle EZ , ' pg 184 'L Sc'e ce W M 129344224445 Mr. Lange N l Mr. Oehlenschlager Mr. Houston . Is it really Superman-no it is Mr. Houston in his lab coat. Lecture and notetaking is a large percent- age of Biology Class Chemistry Students received hands-on experience in the lab. 1 fly l it 11 U f ,- zf g-Qt c 'a f W Oo, .lvl 5 Wm Qs' x , 'H sv New Rooms For Social Studies Classes This Year Last year was a busy year for the social studies classes. Mr. An- derson 's government class took a trip up to Cleveland to hear presi- dent Reagan 's campaign speech. Mr. Horrisberger's sociology class went on a Held trip to Amish coun- try. Mr. Cranston 's World History class had a variety of events, among them were foreign foods day and a fashion show. I t was also a year of hard work, Many teachers assigned research papers, book reports, and reaction papers. The government students could go to public meeting to earn extra credit towards their grade. Over all it was a good year. l il I , Mr. Manfull going through his daily routine, ' A ?z'f 525fft f:'f.2wlf4 '1 Hr 1 Mi ' Wmme. v ' ,,,, w . .1 ,N it if rf ,,, ,f,-ef ,V 4 . -.Q W, an ' Q Keith Miller seems unhappy with a paper Mr Cranston is handing back. M Pltlfisf I' .Y 4? nys' ft' f Aff' Nl V Mi in i , x Mr. Anderson Mr. Cranston Mr. Hampton Horrlsberger Mr. Manfull Above Mr. Hall checks notebooks every test in Economics. Center: Student teacher Mr. Cottrlll lends a helping hand in doing a history paper, Left: Mr. Horrisberger always keeps soci- ology interesting, ' Miss Alrhaus Mr. Beichler Mr. Brown Mrs. Longheld ? ...ff Mr. Morehead Mrs. Shaffter Mr. Thompson Mr. Wood null' New Library Opens Nov 'I st ,.,mmQ,v f ,- M, V V Vw fll, - .. MMM ,M,,,,,,...a...--wvwf Mr. Thompson directs gym students to different weight-lift- Bryan Palito works hard in drafting class. ing stations. X ii -W i, fx Q in + -awww' fm 4 bn-A , w,.,.,,.MM5, 1 A ff lwfwff ww, W, M mwmmh X S. Q . if if SSX WF ' I f f,vQmg,,,. L A . l il. K 4 A -N-'Y Nmixm . mv Q . . . Y-if L N W . ,, ,, 'Z I ,if My ,, ,, Y V z .W fwffwffwrwm 43, -a-ah.-m-u.W.,M,-W -wa,WWMm,W.1mMMMfi3L.W,,, V , , , QM, , W M 6 Q auf' ww f.. 1 'W e I uidance, Art, And sic Brian Peterman works diligently at the computer in the guidence ofhce Above: Mr. Sladky tries to explain the Work to Katie Reilly and Bill Carter Center: Impressed with their work, these two art students try to find ways to make it better. Mr. Smith and Amy Masters make a good team! Miss Meadows, Julie Darlington, and Ben Vorndran attempt t tind something in the college catalogs. i I i S t mi' k .., Z- V' . -ri s k , EWQHV' - K 1 mf.. 2 I , fy A .X p . M 2 Q ess Mrs. Ho vis Mr. Lawrence Mr. McMillen Mr. Mayes Miss Meadows Mr. Sladky Q L E., Q3 Q 'Q A f Mr. Smith Mr. Weckbacker Mr. Winkler Mrs. Hovis helps a student make a col- lege and carreer choice. Mr. Lawrence. the choir director con- ducts class with style. A few students work carefully on their projects in art class. Teacher Aides To utomotive Available At WHS Right: Home Economics presents real life tasks to be handled. Denise and Da Wn Heberling tackle laundry. Below John Milo thanks senior mechanic Wayne Turner for servicing his car, Middle: DE. students not only work but also listen to Mr. Petty 's lectures. Mr. Arnold Mrs, Bayduke 54 Miss Bower Mr. Collins t al life situations make vocational automotivcs class interesting. oking up a storm for hungry people, Tammy Gross enjoys Home M -M N mm wfwfdilw . ' W t HN ffff5Wi5 ff: ' 'l54LQtZf Qj ,4 wie W f f My from W kffw ttttt M I A Mrs. Frame Mr. Gallager we , ,,., . ,,,, 3' Miss Hfnkel Mrs. Johnston Last Year U junior DHO Above Cosmetology students not only learn a trade, but also provide a beauty shop for Wadsworth women. Top Right: From jigsaws to spot Welders, machines are the emphasis of carpentry classes. Right Typing, an essential col- lege skill, is taken as a course by most WHS kids. Miss Ko valchin if ,gg R wk nh N Martin ,er LU :fly 3,10 W Mr. McNamara My Peggy t.,..f-vw Right: Balancing the books, no 'onger womans domain, is prac- Eiced by Chris Adams, Mike So- nody, and Jerry Neary. Left: Home Ec cooks are so tal- ented that they can measure Without looking. N 135A f .V Wx M LZ R WM A, ,rj ,, we A A. ,.., ,ZW -Wwsz. , V' ....,a':S'2 ,.., ,,.. A .,,.., A . , M , W 3 d 2 E are Y 1 Mr. Shaffer Mrs. Taylor MF. U1I'iCh Mrs, Porter Mrs. Rosenberg Mr. Crislip Mr. Stan Coon, Superintendent Mr. Mast, Athletic Director Wadsworth Administration Mr. Parsons, Mr. Pallija, Assistant Mr. Mayer, Assistant Principal Treasurer Superintendent Mr. Leggett, Assistant Principa Wlhwf Dr. Joe Webb, Prjnc1pal Board of Education: Phil1p Cro yle, Robert Kelly, John Puglisi. Back Row: Sandy Solaro, William Elsass. Wal ters, Mrs. Drewes, Truant Ofncer 'I97 Th Peopl Behlnd Th Scenes Behind deslss ond closed doors, rhe sroff or WHS. worlss busily ro lseep our school running smoorhly. They molse sure rhe school Ioolss greor for school funcrions ond rolse core of oll of rhe poperworls in rhe school. The fine sroff here or WHS. should be commended for rheir worls. 1.5 Mrs Keiper smiles os she orrends ro her poperworls in rhe Arrendonce Office. 2.3 Mrs Delluyrer worlss busily or rhe bools store, reody ro supply rhe srudenrs wirh school supplies 8.5 Mrs Sonnrog ond cz srudenr ore found loolsing or rhe cord corolog in rhe librory 4.3 Smile, Mrs Sponslerl 5. 6 ob Ringing our the old, ringing in rhe new Mrs. Goerrner, who rerired rhis yeor from rhe guidonce office, ond Mrs Sronley, rhe new guidance office secrerory I 7.5 The Cusrodions rolse mme from rneir busy doy ro smile for rne cornero 8.5 Could ir possibly be? Yes' Ir isl Mrs Liyingsronl QD Mrs Reynolds will help you wirn onyrlwing you need in ine Moin Office 10 D Hello, Mrs Wible7 Could you rolse cn message for Dr Webb? 11.5 Mr. Worson rnolses sure norning noppens ro rne cors driven ro school by the srudenrs ond foculry 12.5 Mrs. Kline spends ner doy in ine Iibrory ond srudy nolls. A CAR NC 'nakes WHS spee Cllal? ' adsworth, the town itself it is the cofnfnunity which gives of it- self to fnalre the V N V, ,Q9 school superior to ee,,,ee 3 ,,,e i ' V' QA AAIV Vliizgze e,V 1 Q5 ,1t,,l the rest. No Sflnows 17 6Af'EQ' V is t4dtferfi55m6h 0176 it i ool s s which i nltes the if it the gs IOWI7 Or is the oth way aro fe er und The ver burning in the school is but a reflection of the spirit which ,oree veils in the city to fnaintaln the ln- tensity of excel- lence in W today. Hs 1 l t lt is VX M N J --Q 'Q-qua-'w'm Mf -n A-,Av.W,,, L, ,A in in 4 a 4 fn- 97 . ! 5..- . .mi fi ., 4 PHRENT PHTREINS Kay 8' David Alley Mr 8 Mrs Dan Baughman John 8 Michelle Baker Mr 8' Mrs Jerry Beorn Ben 6 Janelle Blcugh Mr 8: Mrs Ellon Boyer Mr 8 Mrs Gary Bayes Mr 8 Mrs Robert A Calbelzer Ron 8 Sue Carlson Mr 8' Mrs William Carler Roger and Becky Clocker lm 6 Belly Collell Harry J Conger George 8' Barbara Crawford Mr. lr Mrs. I. Slewarl DeRonde Tom 8 Palsy Doak Jerry lr Jan England Mr. 8 Mrs. Michael Falh Mr. 8: Mrs. Don Favinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Jan E. Flickinger Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Fruzzelli Carole 8 Jerry Gaskill Ray and Belly Gill Mr. 8' Mrs. Richard Grady Tom 6 Doris Grammas Carl 8 Nancy Green Judge 6 Mrs C David Hensal Chip 81 Marly l-lursl Nlla 8 Wayne Johnson Marc and Sandy Kuhnheln Dr and Mrs D G Laikos Mr 8' Mrs Wayne Leavy Mr 6 Mrs Joe Lillle Mr If Mrs David L Kollerl Tom 8' Jackie Kozarevlc Mr 8: Mrs L W Masl Lynn and Mary Miller Mrs Roy Morrison Mr 8: Mrs James Newbrough Mr. J: Mrs. Edward Parker Penksa Family Mr. Br Mrs. Tony Perry Mr. 8: Mrs. Nolen Roush Joe and Millie Recupero Skip and Mary Ann Reese Mr., 8' Mrs. Thomas Rogers Chuck and Marge Ruhlin Gary If Pally Slumbaugh Mr. 8: Mrs. Dale Swain Roberl 8: Dolores Turner Sr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Sieve Wang Mr. 8' Mrs. Howard Walls Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Hann Mr. Br Mrs. Thomas Wilschey Mr. If Mrs. William Mr. 81 Mrs. William J. Halhaway Yakubik Mr. 81 Mrs. Gary L. Huber William 8: Belly Venler M41 11' A? ,rj .. .- 2? .- , 'Q ,X BUSINESS PHTREJNS X 'ff' '51 G' aff- f merican Building Materials Co. ethany Friends Church rooklyn Tractor 8 Mower enneth L. Derr 8 Associates arl P. Dietrich Jr. DDS MS r. 8 Mrs. Louis Endress obert Engler 'illiam A. E vanko, D.D.S. :hn A. Gasser, D.D.S. rs. Pap 8 Garner, Inc. ill 8 Mary Heyl r. 8 Mrs. G. R. Houck :mes Ind. Equip. Co., Inc. harles F. Johnston Jr., Attorney Cl Inc. 'agnolia Care Center 'r. 8 Mrs. Jim Maynard hio Match Company alecek, Mcllvaine, Foreman 8 Paul P. 8 Mrs. J. A. Pappas bysics International Company rs. Grover 8 Poling Quality Floors Smith Dairy Products Sega Excavating S. R. Strimple, D.D.S. Thiele-Engdahl, Inc. Mr. 8 Mrs. Dan Thompson Dr. 8 Mrs. Paul L. Townsend Tri County Insurance Agency Trinity United Church of Christ Wadsworth Auto Service Wadsworth Area Growth Association Wadsworth Bike 8 Stuff Wadsworth Firefighters Assoc. Wadsworth High Athletic Department Wadsworth Lodge 385 F.8A.M. Wadsworth Refrigeration Whites' Auto Body Louis R. Wilson William 8 Janice Workman Dr. Robert D. Zito thanks... Phone: 336-4222 f e :F x ax IWW --1 - v Q X Gaelic Ddapaaad Vvzc. The Best In Service Commercial - Residential P.O. Box I76 Wcdsworth, Ohio 44281 STONIER'S JEWELRY INC. Since 1930 Y? . 137 College Street Wadsworth I 335-3011 5 I I WORKMAN'S MARATHON b 143 Broad Street R Wadsworth, Ohio 44281 We Are A Full Service 334-6258 Statuon From Checking Your OH To Overhaulnng Engines. Gas Or Duesel! of.,-55,44 Tomorroxg Leaders Today's Seniors 'rfpwcf Ghana' ff Good Luck If f LUTZ ELECTRIC WILLIAM WORKMAN Telephone Independant Dealer I216I 336 - 9250 I l FAMILY Hmnsrvune 'EEE CENTER 121 West Prospect Wadsworth 336-8411 :D A K R 0 I 71 W I S T Du:k.5'fo Qt!-VLEKEH E-Z-Liner Systems Body and Frame Alignment System INTERSECTION QF I-71 0 76 Q 224 MEALS8SANDVVICHESALVVAYSAVAILABLE 976 Broad Street Wadsworth, OH 44281 P.O.. BOX 1.87 Sekville-769-2366 Phone: 1216, 336-8646 Sexjgsgslhio A ron-376-3 85 24 HOUR TOWING SERV CE CARS AND TRUCKS VALLEY VIEVV TOVVING GENE PERRY Mechanical Work 1100 High Street Tires And Batteries Phone 336-4711 Z I E 1 STORIQIFEAEAQ, S Wadsworth 132 Main St. 336-5121 WADSWORTH PEPSI-COLA , , f 0 , ,i Good Luck, Grads! 0 BlDINGER'S WADSWORTH oisrmauriorv CENTER Pepsi-com Bormens or AKRON mc 904 savme ROAD. wwswomw, or-iio 44281 410 College St. BRADLEY BACHTELL BRANCH MANAGER 12 Sl 535 7 1 EXT 280 The Famous BREW-THRU Drive Thru Beverage Store 921 Broad St., Wads. 334-1243 Complete Line Of Beers, Wines Soft Drinks, Snacks 336-3392 F i THE S-N PHONE STCRE 237 Baldwin Street Wadsworth, Ohio 336-6836 li 1115 IIE! 1? l 1 n 1 u i u in J l WEIRATHIS mimi: 1211511502 A Great Place To SINCE 1900 Eat. WHITLAM PAINT 117 Main sr. 334-9951 1 AND DECORATING Wadswmh 200 W. Walnut 334-2524 ZINK CAMERA REPAIR 1 AY DAR 206 Beechwood Wadsworth, OH ONST- O- 44281 Phone-336-3700 381 N. Avon 336-4971 Wadsworth 1 5 V A ' V w ' GREAT OAKS , j A 5 ELLY rrre CIN EMA Ex EH GLASS AN T y' ' :Z D '-4' -f fl-11' E4 'jf fff L irv 'E' ',.ZV1 2: H AA, V5 'l,1,l'1ff f Q' , 1 i . 1 426 COLLEGE STREET Tr ' TN' M E , gg '2 ,L WADSWOFITH, oH1o 44281 Y 51 f so A A ,Z:' -.-f..-.- M, -2 1 M If ' ' 1 3 A LAWN 84 GARDEN MOTOR SERVICE AHIZ 'A 1 or ,1,, ,,,, ,,V, , W WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 as PHONE: 334-0612 TOM RASOR A Owner Sales 81 Service 251 Great Oaks Tr. Wadsworth 336-4464 Nmmmhwh ohm 4-uhm BREN N EMAN S BRADLEY'S 469 College St. Wadsworth, Ohio 334-5151 , High And Broad iW 'm'Mt'h'W'M'Wf ' 1 .hh 1 Wadsworth, Ohio A 336-7100 RSZZNEES 332 2322 B' BATES AGENCY BOB HART INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. LINDA A. TRUMBLAK, AGENT 210 High S11- Wadsworth, Ohio 334-1577 YOUR 1-STOP INSURANCE CENTER 123 WEST PROSPECT - VVADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 xi jk MORTON THIOKOL 3' M One Park Centre ' W Suite 201 Park Centre Drive 1 19 1 I l g ' nl 5 5 ln ' 3 I nt l . l n l vi l n ! ! : M I N l .. 1 i 1 ,y3'i l RK9vi'z. l ,l p ,,s Q Q I 0 1 1 1 v v v -1 1 un up uv uv , Q MEDEO'S Blossom Shop nz S20 115 College Wadsworth, Ohio ' W 334-4417 Or ' , 336-6636 To The Class Of '85 lEspecially Gerryl Best Wishes From THE WADSWORTH ANTIQUE MALL 332 College 336-8620 Aunt Becky 81 Uncle lim Missy 84 jeff Grandma lul'e Dordthy X5 Ph'l 5 Mom 8: john 'Y' O I . Q ,S QS gait 5 92111 it QZAAIQA KN W AND GENTLY WORN CONSIGNMENT Sl-4OPl M is as l 0 O C2161 336 7372 ACCURATE OFFICE EQUIPMENT MACHINES - FURNITURE - SUPPLIES 104 High Street Wadsworth, Ohio 334-1079 AILENJHARIZELL INC REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 148 Main Street Wadsworth, Ohio 335-2521 ! ' P l l ' 3 N ' ? ll ' ? ll ' 3 N ' 3 l ' Q N ' i7 l QI I I U U D 9 U U U U 8 mmmhwym cwmwhmhwimmdmwhmh nnemw STATE FARM INSVRANCE COMPANIES HOME orifice . BLOOMINGTON. 11.L1No1s 1l.1.,r'Q: '1 IN IANCI JOHN A. HANNA AGENT F BUSINESS PHONES. 117 BROAD ST. 334-1416 at 336-5010 PO. BOX 210 , RES.PHONE334A1O13 wADSwORTH,O1-11044281 r NATIONAL CENTRAL P 687 Seville Rd. Wadwsorth, Ohio f 335-1591 f 70 'E' 1 11 'lf J X lf! I It l l 1 W l I i' 1 l I r 1 A Q -. NORGETOWN CLEANERS Complete Dry Cleaning 84 Laundry Service Also - Coin - Op Laundry 504 College St HOME CARE APPLIANCE 336-9902 51, 6 in-rf Service And Parts af L 114 East St. Wadsworth Ohio 335-3313 Wyyy E Tl x l 1 l 1 is 1-v---1 l 1 FIXLER S AGENCY 164 High sr Wadsworth Ohio 335 2544 'A . vm . 75571, . Q . Q . ,YV7lf35'l1f5 1 1 . 5 s . , . Cv . . . C 71 .- 1 , 37- 1'31 . - , 17. -A I I 4 ,, ., .. 1 1 .1 . . -v . - 1 BICKSLER 114 High Street Wadsworth, Ohio dwmmmhmhmimdmwh mhdmmdm 1 334-1552 1 1 I LODGE 2070 .2222 .QW .W 1 125 MAIN sneer i WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 246 Main Street 3 Wadsworth, Ohio 33631400 LESLIE C. BARLETT Phone 335-8581 336-8985 Gregory M. Fisher Assistant Vice President-Manager Wadsworth Square Oftice 216 334-2571 E 'Es a a NA ' ' D I, f H I Wadsworth, Ohio 44281 1 5 s BANK ONE .1 -W L fi 'ff - A .o A L 1 afri- 0 I, i 'AV XD, ci a M INTERNATIONAL CHEMICAL Wi ' Sv AND MINERAL . f , Ah I l . W X' ' 437 E. Bergy 0 Wadsworth, Ohio Q16 44281 . Y 335-2531 1 A 1 Q 9a l a 1 , 1 i . ' l l Q ,' l Q ' n I : ,Wvmm g m9mmwhm9w mMmm?mwhmMdmmhmh ngr Co .a-'if' ani' NJ? XIII' atulatlons wg, Today's graduates... Tomorrow's leaders ' 1 Westfield Companies S NC NC 1 WV.-. . . 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Bergy ,, 42, ,F I - .V Wadsworth, Ohio I I Af' A in-1V ', .','J' Children's .Z T' 334-0923 R in l g J Clothing 1 T L .p v f'f f'f' Il 95 I l ' i1 I l ' U N ' Q ll ' i1 ll ' 5 l l ' 5 N ' Q N ' ? l.f : s! 1 1 nl V u u u U v u up w s Q g y Nwmhdwm mimdmwhdmwhwhaimwh DOMINO'S PIZZA Good Luck f ffl Wazzxssia GRADUATES , 336-88723 - - - dehvery 1133525331223?33VEQ2dQ!fSE'tLZadSto happiness and success in the world. meat ,Q L alltfg DH 84 L SUPPLY MonfSat 10 AM 11 PM 336 6562 GREAT OAKS BEVERAGE 125 State Street Cell March 237 Great Oaks Wadsworth, Ohio Wadsworth OH 335-1505 Sun 10 AM - 5 PM x p ' Q ' , ,, . m , h c , ' C u , n W x , , , . 'u7:1 , G x . , , C ' , , , C n,nr30s p f50vI'z. - , l n .. 1 , I I g . 1 ,, o v -r v v uv uv U U I QONGRATULATIONSI lg iii! mimdmmdm ahah GUNDERSEN BROS. 1204 High Street Wadsworth, Ohio 44281 fig , 0 Custom Reupholstery 'T 0 Furniture F - Bedding yt, ' 7 ,Q 0 Lamps if A 21' 'Tiff H7zeefi5ljz0722ab9C01n0ii5eauice7, '. Erie a Cari Gundersen 276-336-3257 I P I .I F 'I P .D Q ,' Tony 2 erry Chevrolet ' 869 Broad Sz. Wadsworth, Ohio - 44281 - 2161334-1515 C If 0 P J P 1 ', FOCUS FOTO F t' Cameras 84 Dark Room Ae Supplies, Instant , Pasports, Wedding , ,' Photography T Great Oaks 336-3656 210 GREAT OAKS TRAIL f plaza WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 'Z PHONE: 336-6668 'SA . fl . 71157. -2 s 1 . -A t ' ' W s 4 .. - .. - ---- v - ' -' v W Th S I PI l af g f1 ii ml' FEDERAI. e avmgs ace Qnvsnr,-11 a :mm AQGOFIATION OF CLEVELAND 130 GF- 02ikS TV- 336-7644 'xl yn? 'WH I li cz r-1' Iffl I THE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 214 HIGH STREET WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281 216f334-2591 The Savings Place! 0 80 Gr. Oaks Tr. 336-7644 0 ' t 0 n e the professional's choice pre-hung doors - interior- trim - windows patio doors - stair material M K N A P P'S 134 College St. Wadsworth, Ohio 335-2576 T '1':Z'+t'2x ' lit! fb ' jf' K K 4 N 3,1 X Af ' i, Z T - va : gr X ' 127 Hartman Rd 336-3558 1 .0 1 1 Q '. l Q ,' l a l a , l l Q ,' l RJ 'lI 0 1 I QI in v v v v u u s v U u g I P I I O U , I P F 5 I D I I dmmhdmdm dmwhdwm mah PEOPLE S PAINT s 379978 0 NN 1944 w. Market T Akron Ohio 44313 ,, , 836-7976 . ,,PP 7 I 1 350 s. Main . Wadsworth OH -, 335-8842 F J Q .U I l I P 2 THE PAINT v or ' POT 232 High sr. Wadsworth, OH , 336-5074 -f F .I F PICKET FENCE FLORAL ROY D. PRESSLER, D.D.S. P ,. 197 College St. - 1' Wadsworth, OH K- g p tgonnph 336-6602 I? ' . , 02 J, '- Q' O E ' 125 W. Boyer 1, : Wadsworth, OH f 'nl fc Z ' 2 5 ,F ! - I 0 L-N I-A 1- lfp . 'x 3 YSTYI, ., s m . ,Y357lf33'1f3 1':1fg'nf35'1f371'3f:5Y'HF '151y3 l'l. -, I - - 1 : u Q q ,, ,, gvuv -1 uv 1 1 v v U WADSWORTH TRANSMISSION I ' C I . ROHRER CORPORATION Oimififniflllif 717 SEVILLE ROAD - P.o. Box 1009 772 College 336-3515 WADSWORTH, OHIO 44281-1009 Wadsworth COMPANY, 447 E. BEFIGY ST. P.0. sox 500 WADSVNHTH, 01110 u.s.A. 44281 tr 2151335-1511 THELMA'S PIZZA 1111110110115 111111 1'ZfX1H'5 Asllklmlb' PI Z g-, A ITALIAN PIzz:IIIA AND - 21 A m 1 FAMILY STYLE RESTAURANT 1 1, 7610111111 Shop Located Behind Taylurk Market 133 Akron Road 336-4972 146 Main Sr. 335-7491 Wadsworth Wadsworth TERRY BOWER INSURANCE STATE FARM INSURANCE CED 1165 High Street Wadsworth 334-1544 SMITH CLEANERS P. O. Box 236 Ph. 335-0311 Wadsworth O. DRY CLEANING 'A' LAUNDRY i' ALTERATIONS Hardware 110 High St. We Have Paint, Eletrical, 336-3535 Plumbing, And Home Supplies VIDEO FAIR We Have A Full Line Of Video Cassettes One Dark Centre 336 3085 Wadsworth OLMESBROGK Now 2 Locations To Serve You Better Lumber 229 College St. 335-1574 We Carry Lumber And Building Materials. american rental llll'll centers Wadsworth 990 High St 336 3518 Akron 1369 Copley Rd 836 9728 Akron 1155 Canton Rd 733 6254 Rent Most Anything At ll - ll A ll ' Reasonabe Rates. ll 00.000 OOO I .O CO ll C F-IDITIIFIFIL A Division Of lntercole, Inc. S334 Seville Flload Wadsworth, Ohio 442231 335-75-351 i iViar1ufaC:f5ur'er's Of Pvecisiom Alumimum Tire Ivioid Castings Best Wishes To The Class Of '85 Prompt Prescruptlon Service WADSWORTH PHARMACY , ucnnoogg E.Bl!QE3 0 lT'S A soon TIME ron THE GREAT TASTE MCDONALUS OF WADSWQRTH 920 High Street Q O I I O C M for helping our ideas become reality. These advertisers are an important part ' N0 of our yearbook. They share our interest 665940 in the school and community, as well as NN .XO the success of our yearbook. X or Xotoe 1985 Yearbook Staff, OQVACG t x 55.6 L Population 15 650 Cnty area 6 8 mules Township area 19 0 mules Over S0 mdustrtes are in Wadsworth There are 25 protestant churches and one Catho llc Church The city has 9 parks plus various ball fields The Steiner Youth Center features Indoor and outdoor pools systems Wadsworth is servxced by East Ohio Gas and Gen eral Telephone Wadsworth Public Library offers over 91 000 volumes Wadsworth is served by a 100 bed hospital and 35 doctors and dentists The Wadsworth News Banner Pride is the weekly paper I I - ' q I Wadsworth owns its electric, water and sewer , P, . 1 ' ZZ' - l l a l l l f , ' l l Q ,' l Q ,' l a ' a , ' l Q ,' l Q , 1 i 4 Q , , Q , , , ,Q u uv uv 0 v v 0 v v g . . , dmmimmh mhdwdmdwdmdmwhwh I SMITH'S ' ' GREENHOUSE , I 27 ff B 7 791 Broad I 8 I Wadsworth X I Ohio g 336-3111 TENNECO PACKAGING CORPORATION OF AMERICA Industrial Street R ttman 925 0222 Compliments Of SUN-WAY DRY CLEANERS A. sl D QQ 136 Akron Rd. 336-7550 I K. AND B. XX CARD co. 2 I, 348 Broad sr. ' 'F Wadsworth, Ohio 336-6011 X airi-u'Skin Car S d M in JQ H 'ii ' 670 High s j wadswmfh, ohm 44281 f OA Phone: .334 - 4851 X A J It A 'ff QREDKEN f We use and prescribe Redken Products, K I l n s i p h g t g n n l a n n ! n u n vi p h : C : h x C l , H e l p mqfx p ,mvi1mvl p u s ! p g Y U C C T C 5 C U 7 C C T Y mhdmdmwbdmmhwhdm mhmhmhm MCCALL'S SOHIO 85 Congratulations From TAYLOR'S MARKET 400 College St. 336-8530 l 123 Akron Rd. 334-1387 l l aut parts 129 Broad Street Wadsworth, Ohio 334-2578 336-3547 l I 1 ' l a ' l l a l Q ,' l Q ,' l a , . l a , Q ,' l Q , gp 4 1 U U U U C U D 0 U U mhdmdmm mhmmdwmhmmwh V Y 2 fy v I .47 Z UiK E , ,QvfQ7NG1NEER1NG a MFG. co. E' 1,1 BMX 478 11516 SO, BLVD R'-ADSNHC' TH, ' f-1283 P NE 2 33x 1,02 - Ge Ii' lk:-:EL 21' S ,T-7 'X 5 W gm? 2510 ., 'G ' . ' R ' ' ffl , I 1 ' . ' un: 4' 'i f 'ae' 'V' nvssmfvc a. MFG. co. Q. -vm -, mvmw nw i n t, '- whdmdmdmwhmdmdmwhdmdmmhmh wEsT's Congratulations CARDINAL MARKET iv 122905258 of Q Since 1914 Complete Real Estate h if Auction Service 115 State St. 384-1515 130 Highland Ave?36-3526 Wadsworth, Ohio Wddsworfh, Ohio 44281 336-6061 U, The Growing Place 6 lsiffiefr-fflf M:31,f:,ghOs5f C 84 I QE06 Qgeirvices 10 30 a m Sunda 2 83 P fn x- -241: ASS? 522332: 22535 366325 on 3515 S U T O A RTS SERVI STAR Wa2QgvEQ?QEf5'H WAIISWCIIITH MIEIEICAN HAIIIIWAIIE S4 Slll l LY 131 College St. Wadsv1igt8h1, Ohio l ' U N ' 5 l ! ' Q ll ' ? ll ' 3 N ' i7 N ' Q ll ' Q l gf , . ,p , , v u v o v u 0 v u dwmhdw wiwdmmh mhdm FREED AMERICAN SPORTING I2 SI336- 820 Ford 851 Broad St. Wadsworth Ohio 44281 335-1584 1 4 gow STONE HOUSE GIFTS 112 College St. Wadsworth OH 44281 336-7117 'HAR N Pr esef ve the laughter 183 Hugh sneer the mfs' wodswonn omo 44281 the Closest fmnds of your Iugh school years w1th a photograph where quality is a way of life C2463 334-1498 Robert Derhcammer C.P.P. ,, . ,, ,. vm . .., .. .., .. .'21F3v1 .,!1V-'7! .-.'w . .- - . .I - v ' v , ,, ,, q u v v 1 un uv v WADSWORTH PRINTING N . CENTER 1 j ' Q -fa II . enum Wviflffihst 335-3321 HILLIARD-COX MULLANEY FUNERAL HOME 174 N. Lyman, Wadsworth 334-1501 .1 . Abbott, Nancy 1125 28-52 Abell, Pat 1115 126 Acosta, john 195 146 Adams, Chris 1125 52-195 Adams, Lisa 195 81-146 Adams, Adams, Adcox, Lisa i12l 52 Scott 1125 52 Shelly 1125 52 Alexander, William 1105 136 Allen, Amy 195 146-110-111 Allen, E lizabeth 1115 126 Alley, jenny 195 146 Alley Karen 1125 52-84 Allison, Meredith 1105 136 Amiri, Tonya 1105 136 Amore, Kip 195 146 Amore, Nina 195 146 Begert, jay 1105 136 Behrens, Hanne 1125 47-49-108 Belcastro, Margaret 1125 53 Bellomy, Kim 195 146 Belvin, Tammy 1125 Belvin, Tracy 1105 136 Benchaff, Shelli 1105 136 Bendel, Matt 1115 126-184 Bennekamper, Andrew 1125 53 Bennekamper, Heidi 1125 53 Bennett, joe 1105 136 Benya, Lisa 1115 86-87-108-126 Beorn, Chares 1105 8-136 Beorn, Tim 1125 53 Berger, Chuck 1105 136 184 Berlin, Mark 1125 53-61 Berlin, Sheryl 1105 136- Amstutz, David 195 146 Anderson, Chris 1105 137 Anderson, Debbie 1105 136 Anderson, Sharon 1105 136 Anderson, Thad 1115 126 Andrews, julia 195 146 Arbogast, Michelle 1105 136-141 Archie, Troy 1105 136 Arison, Denise 1105 Armstrong, Beth 1125 52 Arndt, Christine 1125 52 Arndt, Phillip 1125 52 Arnold, jason 1115 126 Arnold, Saundra 1125 52 Berlin, Berlin, Terry 195 146 Vickie 1115 126 Binkley, joe 1105 136 Birbeck, jason 195 107-146-114 Bishop, Kim 53 Black, janet 1125 53 Black, jackie 108 Black, Vickie 1115 126 Blackmore, Eric 1115 126-10 Blackmore, Rebecca 195 146 Blaier, Todd 1105 136-110-111 Blake, jerry 1125 53 Blake, Rick 195 146 Blake, Rob 1115 126 Arvay, Billy 1105 136 Atkins, Stephanie 1125 52 Atkinson, Brian 195 Atkinson, joey 1105 Bailey, Lisa 1105 136-139-18 Bailey, Mark 195 146 Bailey, Valerie 1125 52-19 Bajorek, Bonnie 1125 52-80-81-162 Baker, Annette 1125 Baker, jeff 195 146 Baker, Suzette 1115 126 Bales, Paula 195 146 Ball, Becky 195 146 Ball, Tim 1105 136 Banfield, Michelle 195 146 Bardon, Barkley, Barnard Barnard Barnard Barnes, Barnes, Barnes, Sean 1115 126 Dennis 195 146 , Chris 1105 136 , john 1125 25-52 , Lori 195 146 Lisa 1115 126 Richard 1125 52 Terry 1105 136 Barnhart, Suzie 1115 126 Baroch, Ruth 1125 53 Barowicz, Charles 1125 53 Bartels, Bartels Karen 1105 136 Kimberly 1105 136 Blakeslee, Robert 195 146 Blanar, Debbie 1105 Blanar, Eliz1115 126 Blanar, Marilyn 1125 53-67 Blanton, Ryan 1115 126 Blough, Alan 1115 126 Blough, Carrie 1115 126 Blough, john 1125 55 Bluenstein, Chris 1105 136 Boley, Kitty 1105 136 Booker, Amy 1105 136 Boos, Nikki 1115 126 Bordac, Christina 195 146 Borland, Charles 1125 54-184 Bosshardt, Linda 195 146 Bourgeous, Tina 195 146 Bower, Roger 195 146 Bowling, Beth 1105 136 Bowman, Tamara 1115 126- Bowman, Traci 195 146 Boyce Hugh 195 146 Boyce, Virginia 1115 126 116 134 Boyer, Ann 1115 126-173-172 Boyer Richard 195 107-146 Boyes, Gary 1115 126-97-96-95, 48 Boyett, Amy 195 146 Boyett, Gene 1105 Boyett, joyce 1105 136 Bartels, Tammy 1125 Barton, Staci 146 Batdorff, Christine 195 146 Bates, Charles 1105 136 Bates, Ricky 195 146 Battig, joanna 1125 53 Bauer, Heidi 1125 48-53-84-85 Baughman, Mary 1115 126-35-172 Bauman, Derek 1115 126 Baumgartner, Karen 1105 136 Baumgartner, Steven 1125 53-73-168-19 Baur, Michael 1105 136 Bayless, Paula-149 Beard, Hank 1115 Beaudoin, Andrea 1095 84-87-135-146 Beaudoin, Bridgitte 1115 126 Beaver, jamie 1125 53 Beck, Michelle 1125 53 Beck, Sandy 1105-92-93-136-180 Beck, Shellie 1115 Beech, Tim 1105 136-137 Beeman, Pam 1115 108-126 Bradley, Steven 1115 126-184 Branan, Tim 1105 136 Brandenstien, Elizabeth 1115 126-133 Braswell, Lori 195 141 Bremkamp, Victoria 1125 54-87 Bricker, Regina 1105 136 Brogan , Ron 1105 136 Brouse, Michelle 1125 Brown, Beth 1105 136 Brown, Debbie 195 146 Brown, Kelly 195 146 Brown, Mike 1125 54 Brown, Travis 195 146 Brubaker, Keith 195 146 Brunet, Alan 1105 136 Brunet, Amy 1105-86-87-135-116 Bruns, Patsy 195 146 Bruny, Susan 195-81 Buck, Eric 195 146 Buck, Pam 1125-54-61-19-173 Buckingham, Keri 1115 126 Burkhart, Sonja 1105 136 Burnham, Aaron 1125 54-61-110-111 Burnham, Garett 1105 136-110 Burroway, jeff 1105 136 Burroway, Laura 195 146 Butdorf, Chris 1115 126 Butdorf, Melinda 195 146 Butler, Eric 195 Butler, Shawnora 195 146 Byers, Mark 195 146 Byers, Michelle 1115 126 Byrnes, jim 1105 136 Byrnes, Regina Ann 1125 54 Cadle, Beverly 195 146 Cadle, Paul 1105 136 Calaway, Brian 1105 136 Calaway, Bruce 1105 136 Calbetzer, Liane 1115 126-129-135 Call, Brian 195 Callaghan, Mike 1125 54- Callaghan, Scott 1105 136-98 Campbell, joe 1125 Campbell, Lisa 195 146 Campbell, Matthew 1125 54 Cardace, David 1115 126-18 Carlson, David 1125 54 Carlson, Doug 1105 136 Carpenter, Beth 195 146 Carretta, Dominic 1105 136-143 Carrino, jerry 1115 126-34 Carter, Angie 1125 54-61-172 Carter, julie 1115 126 Carter, William 195 146-190 Cartwright, jessi 1115 108-126-118 Cartwright, Niki 1105 136 Carver, Roy 195 146 Casenhiser, Tina 195 146 Casey, Mary Beth 1105 80-81-102-136 Casey, Pat 1105-136-98-95 Cash, Stephanie 1115 126 Caskey, Tracie 1115 126 Chambers, Christine 1125 8-54 Chambers, Hope 1115 126 Chaney, Danielle 195 146 Chaney, 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Richard 191 146 Cottrill, Dean 191 Cottrill, Kimberly 1101-136 Couch, Steven 191 146 Cousins, Sara 1111 126 Cowles, Kim 1111-23-126-118 Crabtree, Methias 1111 126 Craddock, Matthew 191 146 Cranston, Deborah 191 146 Crawford, joanne 1121 56 Crawford, Richard 1101 136-143 Creed, jennifer 1101 136 Cripps, Rebecca 191 148 Crisamore, Nancy 1121 56 Doyle, Dan 1121 14-15-57 Drasny, Lisa 1121 57 Dressler, Ricky 1101 138 Duff, Christine 1121 33-57-61-105-158 Dull, Pam 191 148 Dunkle, Lisa 1101 Durnye, Shelly 191 Dutt, Debbie 1101 138 Dyser, Kim 191 148 Earle, Stacy 191 148 Earle, Todd 1121 57 Earnest, Becky 191 148 Earnest, Brenda 191 148 Earnest, Kathi 1121 48-57-92 Easterday, Beth 1111 128-131 Eberling, Tammy 1101-138 Eby, Curtis 191 148 Eckenrode, Bob 1111 128 Eddy, David 138 Freeman, Betty 191 148 Freeman, Travis 191 148 Freno, joe 191 148-99 Friedle, john 1101 Friedt, Andrea 1101-84-100-102-138 Friedt, jennifer 191 148 Friend, Tina 1091 148-153 Fruzzetti, Ann 1101 138 Fruzzetti, Mark 1121 25-58 Furmen, Shannon 191 148 Futamura, Robert 191 148-114 Gainer, jonathan 1101 138-98 Gairing, Leslie 1121 58-B0-81-100-117 Gairing, Tom 1111 128-98 Galecki, jeanne 1121 58 Gambow, jennifer 1101 138 Gammon, Seth 1111 128 Gardner, Debbie 1121 Gardner, Michele 1111 128 Cruder, Cromer, Thomas 1101 136 Croskey, Christine 1101 138 Crouch, Karen 1121 56 Crouse, Crowe, Crowe, Crowe, Kristin 1101-92-93-138 Lisa 1091 148 Ramona 1121 56 Tara 191 148 Crowley, Mark 1101-138 Amy 191 148 Elkins, Andrew 1121 57 Elkins, Susan 1101 138 Elliot, Chuck 1111 128-184 Elliott, jack 1111 128 Elliott, Mike 191 107-148 Ellis, Stacey 1121 Elsass, Karl 191 148 Emery, lon 191 148 Enggland, Brad 191 148 Gardner, Tim 1111 128 Garens, james 1101 Garn, Mike 1111 107-128-184 Garner, Greg 1111 128 Gasiewski, Amy 1101-138 Gaskill, james 1111-128-98 Gates, Greg 1101 138 Gear, Nancy 1121 58 Gehring, Stacey 1101 138 Giesecke, Scott 1111 Cullen, Douglas 191 148 Cummings, jeff 1111 126 Currens, Blake 1111-78-79-126 Curry, jeff 1101 138 Curtis, Tammy 1101 138 Custer, Steve 1111 126-184 Custer, Susan 191 148 Cutlip, Robbie 1101 138 Daigle, Eric 1111 126 Daily, Eric 126 Dando, Cathy 1111 126 Daniels, john 191 148 Darlington, Julie 1121 56-190 Dashak, Rebecca 191 148 Data, Stephanie 1111 126 Daughtery, Dan 1121 56 England, Doug 1121 57 Engler, Robbie 1111 128 Ensor, Wendy 191 148 Eppinger, lerry 1111 128 Erb, Kathy 191 148 Erb, Tom 1101 138 Erksa, Doug 1101-137-138-163-184 Estvander, Michael 1121 57-61-73 Gerstenschlager, David 191 148-99 Gess, Emanuel 1111 Gibeau, Mark 1121 Gibeau, Paul 191 107-148-113 Gibson Cynthia 1121 58-60-81-172 Gibson, Larry 1121 58 Gibson, Stephen 1101 138-184 Estvander, Nancy 1101 Etling, Bill 1101 Evans, john 191 148 Evans, Mark 1101 138 Evans, Ron 1121 57 Evans Tina 1101 Falanga, Lyn 1101 102-138 Falkenberg, Bradd 1121 57-88-113-114 Davis Gary 1111 126 Davis, jerry 1111 126-97-98-95 Davis, joe C. 1101 Davis joe T. 1111 128 Davis Kelly 191 148 Davis, Lisa 191 148 Davis, Matt 1121 Davis Richard 191 148 Dean Dean Dean Eric 1091 148 Michael 1101 138-145 Shane 1121 56 Decker, Karen 1091 148 Deeter, Val 1091 148 Delong, Danielle 191 148 Delong, Michelle 1121 56 Demeter, Christy 1111 128 Denning, Becky 1111 81 Denning, Bobby 1111 128 Denning, Bradd 1121 S6 Deronde, Laurie 1121 56 Derr, jeff 1101 138 Devericks, Alayna 1121 Dfarner, Kim 1101 Dick, Kelley 1111 128 Dick, Nathan 1121 56-158-18-19 Dickerson, lason 191 148 Dickerson, jody 1111 128 Dickey, Doug 1101 138 Dicks, Amy 1101 137-138 Dietz, Nathan 1101 Dipietro, Kathy 1121 14-15-57 Dipolito, jerry 1111 128 Doak, Tera 1121 57-169 Dockus, Mike 1101 138 Dodge, Laura 1121 57 Doell, Melissa 1101 138 Downs, jeff 191 148 Falkenberg, Scott 1101 14-15-138-98 Farmas, Cheryl 1121 57 Farner, Kim 92, 93, 128 Farnsworth, Gerald 191 148 Farnsworth, Lisa 191 148 Farnsworth, Teresa 191-81-148 Farnsworth, Tina 1111 128 Fath, Brian 1111 128 Favinger, Mitzi 1111 128-131 Fernholz, Curt 1111 128 Ferrara, Mark 1121 57-120 Files, Andrea 191 87-148 Files, Vicki 1121 57- Finn, Tom 1111 128-95 Flaherty, Shea 1101 138-139 Flath, David 1101 148 Fleming, Dan 1121 58 Fleming, Martha 1101 138-143 Fletcher, Andrew 1111 128 Fletcher, Stephanie 191-148 Flinn, Chris 1091 148 Flock, Lisa 1111 128 Flukey, john 1101 138 Flynn, Suzanne 1121 58-162 Fongheiser, David 1101-138 Foraker, Diane 1111 128-129 Forsman, Carol 191 148 Fortner, Shaun 1121 58 Fortner, Terry 1121 23-58 Foster, Dave 1111 128- Foster, Leigh Ann 1101 138-116 Foutty, Mike 1121 Fowler, Vickey 1111 128 Fox, Beth 111 148 Fox, Mary Ann 1121 Fox, Scott 1121 138 Frankenfeld, Lisa 1111 49-128 Gill, jennifer 1121-58-67-86-87-116 Given, Pamela 1121 58-172 Gleason, David 1101 138 Gleason, Denise 1121 13-58 Gloeckler, Andy 1121 58-88-89 Goble, Bill 1111 Goble, Kim 1101 138 Goode, April 1101 138 Goode, Kristy 191 148 Goodson, Robert 191 148 Gordon, Scott 1121 59-182 Gostlin, Brad 1121 59 Grady, Amy 1121 59-172 Graham, Cindy 1121 59-67 Graham, jim 1101 Graham, Kris 191 Grammas, Margaret 1111 80-81 128-135 Graves, julie 1121 Graves, Wendy 1121 25-59 Gray, Ron 1111 128 Green, Mike Green, Steve 1111 Greenbank, Michelle 1121 59 -100-101 jones, Greer, Greer, Greive Bob 1115 128 james 1105 138 Chris 1125 59 Greive, Corry 1105 84-138 Grieco, Christopher 1105-141 Crieco, Scott 1125 14-15-59-67-138 Griffis, Kerry 195 151 Grimes, Greg 1105 138 Grimm, Cynthia 195-93-148 Grimm, Pete 1125 59 Grom, jennifer 1115 128 Gross, Tamara 1125 59-193 Guenther, Shelly 1105 138 Guzik, Rhonda 1125 59 Hagenbaugh, jeff 1115 128 Hahn, Marcie 195 93-148 Hahn, Robert 1125 28-55-59-77 Haley, Nichole 195 Hallam, Shannon 1115 Hallam, Shelly 1125 59-128 Halliwell, jeff 1105 138-114 Halliwell, Stephanie 195-148 Halsey, Bill 1115 128 Halverson, Danielle 1125 59-172 Hamilton, Alan 1125 Hamilton, john 1105 138 Hamilton, Kris 1115 128 Hamm, William 195 148 Hammer, Kelli 1105 138-110 Hampton, Pete 1125 59 Hann, Tracey 1115 80, 81, 128, 119, 118, 35 Hanzie, Heidi 1125 60 Hardy, Shannon 148 Hardy, jeff 1125 24, 60 Hart, jackie 1125 60 Hartzler, Mark 148 Hartzler, Daniel 1125, 60 Harp, Mike 128 Hart, Craig 128 Hash, Linda 92, 108, 109, 128 Hart, jeff 138 Harter, Chris 128 Hartley, Mike 128 Hartman, Becky 138 Hartman, Sherl 128 Hartman, Laura 138 Harger, Steve 138 Hartman, Michele 148 Hassinger, Chris 95 Hartshorn, Mike, 138, 98 Hataway Ryan 128 Hathaway, Christina 1125 Hathaway, Holly 1115 128-133 Hathaway, Karla 1115 128 Hatula, Kelly 19 Haugh, Matt 1105 138 Hawley, james 1125 60 Hays, Kenny 1115-128 Heberling, Dawn 1105 138-192 Heberling, Denise 1105 138-192 Hein, Brian 1125 Held, Amy 1105 81-92-137-138-139 Held, Dan 1105 82-138-114-115 Held, Nate 1105-77-138-163-98-99-114 -95-115 Heller, Rovert 1115 128 Helton, Mona 195 Helton, Mono 195 Hendershot, April 195 148 Hendershot, Ruth 1125 60-118 Henderson, james 195 148 Hennington, Scott 1125 60 Hensal, jennifer 1125 49-60, 73-172 Henthorn, Steve 1125 60 Herrick, Curtis 1125 Hershman, Renee 1125 60 Herwick, Robert 1105 138 Herwick, Stephanie 1125 15-60-19 Hevener, Eric 1115 128 Hewett, jacqueline 1125-60 Hewitt, Edward 1105 138-114-115-184 Hewitt, Monica 1105 14-138-116 Hill, Kari 1105 138 Himmelright, Dan 195 148 Hinkel, joe 195 107-148 Hinkel, john 1115-128-184 Hinman, Amy 195 148 Hise, Cathy 195 150 Hise, Susan 1125 60 Hoerger, Susan 195 149-150 Hofer, Cyd 195 151 Hohman, Marisa 1115-128 Holt, Nikki 1125 60 Holtzapple, Michael 195 150 Holvey, Isira 1105-B4-140 Homonai, Kevin 195 150 Hooghkirk, Tammy 195 Hooser, Teresa 1105 140 Hooser, Tracie 195 150-153 Hooser, Troy 1115 133 Hoosier, Greg 195 150 Hoover, Kim 195 150 Hoover, Mark 1105 140 Hoover, Steve 1125 60-122-123 Hornoff, Kimberly 1125 62 Horrisberger, Michelle 195 150 Hosak, Tina 1115 128 Hosmer, Mike 1105 Houck, Barbara 1125 62-92 Houck, Beth 112514-15-29-62-73-92-171 Houck, Dan 195 150-99-114 Houck, james 195 150 Houck, Sharon 1115 128-129-35, 100 Houglan, Brad 195 140 Houglan, David 1125 62 House, Tom 195 Householder, john 1115 14-15-127-128 Houston, julie 195 150 Houston, Nancy 1115 Howard, Michelle 1105-140 Huber, Kelli 195 84-150 Huber, Stacey 1125 62 Hudgins, David 1105 140 Huffman, Gerry 1105 Humble, Brian 195 150 Hummel, Gary 1105 140 Hupp, Kim 19 Hurst, Cass 1125 62 Hurst, Catherine 1115 92-93-128 Hutchinson, john 1115 128- Ignotov, Dave 1115 Illitch, Melinda 1105 Imler, Tom 1115 128 Ingler, Rob 127 Irwin, Stephen 1125 Issac, joanne 1115 128 Issac, Mark 1125 62 Issac, Thersa 1105 140 jackson, Darrell 1105 140 jackson, Michelle 1115 128 jacobs, Bruce 1115 jarrel, jeglic, Steve 1105 140 joanne 1105 140 johnson, Carol 195 150 johnson, Eric 195 150 johnson, Erla 1115 130 johnson, Greg 1105 140-98 johnson, Laura 1125 62 johnson, Michelle 195 johnson, Shawn 1115 130 jones, David 195 150 jones, David 1105 140 jones, jeff 1115 130 jones, Lisa 1105 140 jones, Paul 1105 140 Richie 195 jones, Shelli 1105 jones, Todd 1115 130 justine, janet 19 Kane, Chris 1125 62-122-128 Karolyi, Anne 1115 Kaufman, Laurel 195 150-153 Kaufman, Michael 195 Keck, Erica 1105 140 Keener, Cindy 1115 130 Keiper, Bryan 1125 62 Keiper, Eric 195 150 Keith, Keller, Bryan 1105 140 Andrea 1105 140 Keller, jack 1115 130 Keller, Michael 195 Keller, Mike 1105 140 Kelley, Sheri 1115 130 Kellish, Mike 1105 140-184 Kelly, Tony 1125 62 Kemmerer, Bob 1105 140 Kennedy, Laura 195 150 Kennedy, Mike 1105 140 Kennedy, Thomas 1125 55-62 Kennel, Tammy 195 150 Kern, Catherine 195 150 Kernan, Diana 1105-92-93-137 140 Keto, Christine 1125 Keto, Pam 1105 140 Keyser, Mike 195 107 Kibe, Kimberly 1105 140 Kight, Mary 195 Killinger, Eric 195 150 Kimball, Tammy 1115 Kimmel, Tom 1105 140 Kindig, Richard 1115 130-180 King, Debbie 1115 130 King, Lois 1115 130 Kintz, Terri 1105 140 Kirven, Brendan 195 150 Kirven, joe 1105 131 Kissinger, jeff 1105 140-96-98 99 95 Klecha, Elane1115 130 Kleckner, Mike 1125 62 Klosterman, joey 1125 62 Klosterman, Carolyn 150 Knapp, john 1115 Knapp, john 1105 140 Knight, Andy 1125 62 Knight, Brian 1105 140 Knox, Charles 1105 140-143 Kollert, David 1125 Kollert, jill 1115 130 Kollert, Mike 1115 130 Kollert, Todd 62 Kollert, Tracy 195 150 Kolstrman, Carolyn 195 Konrath, Michel 1125 46, 78 Koontz, Carolyn 1125 63 Kovacs, Earl 1115 130 Kovacs, Steve, 1105 Kowalczyk, Michelle 195 150 Kozarevic, jayanne 1125 24-63 Kozarevic, Thomas 195 Kozarevic, Eric 155 Krahl, Kim 1115 Kramer, Wendy 1101 108-140 Kraus, Martin 1111-123 Kravis, Martin 130 Kreider, john 1101 140 Kruger, Cathleen 1111 130 Kuhnhein, Kim 1121 14-15-63-169 Kupfner, Garry 191 150 Kuykendall, Terry 1121 63 Kyner, john 1121 63-113-114 Laferre, Terri 1101 140-172-173 Laikos, Lydia 1111 130-172 Lambert, Richard 191 150 Lamielle, Doug 1101 140 Lamielle, Marnie 1121 Lance, jeff 191 150 Lance, Mark 1121 63 Lance, Susan 1101 140 Lance, Tim 1111 130 Landis, Stacie 191 Lane, Dianne 191 Late, joell 107 Latina, Tony 191 107-150 Lawrence, Greta 1111 130 Lawrence, Rodney 1111 130 Lawrence, Russell 191 150 Leatherman, Sean 1111 Leavy, Mary 1111 84-130-173-172 Leavy, Susan 191 150-35 Lee, David 1121 8-63-179 Lee, Lisa 1101 140-172-173 Lemanski, Christopher 1121 63 Lemon, Don 1121 Lemon, jerry 191 150 Lemon, William 191 Lengacher, Lisa 1101 140 Leonard, Candice 191 150 Leonard, Kirsten 1121 63-73 Leonard, Wendy 1101 140-143 Lewis, Gary 1111 130 Lewis, Mike 1111 Lewis, Sandy 1101 Lewis, Ray 1121 105 Light, Becky 1121 63 Light, Matthew 1121 Linder, Patti 1101 140 Lindley, Neil, 130, 118 Linger, joseph 191 150 Little, Barb 1111 130 Livingston, Colleen 1101 Lockwood, jim 1111 130 Loeffler, Cindy 1101 140, 84 Loguidice, jeff 1101 140 Long, Dan 1121 63 Long, Earl 1101 Long, Gene 1101 140 Long, Randy 1121 63- Long, Regina l101 92 81 93-137-140 Looper, Grant 191 150 Looser, james 191 140 Loughner, jeniece 1121 63 Loughry, Donald 191 150 Loughry, Mary 1121 63 Love, jenny 1101 140-118-111 Lovelace, Laura 1101 140 Lowe, Mike 1111 135-163-114-95 Lowther, Bob 1111 127-130-97-95-34 Luck, Shannon 1101-86-139-140-116-110 Lukus, Georgiann 1111 130 Lundblad, Lori 1111 84-130 Luntsford, Michelle 191 150 Lutz, Deborah 191 93-150 Lutz, joel 191 150 Lutz, Mark 1111-163 Lyons, Diane 1101 140 Lyons, Lyons, Lyons Lyons Lyren Lyren Lonnie 112163 Lori 1101 140 Shane 191 150 Troy 1101 140 I Anne 191-93-150 Philip 112164 Maccaman, Bill 1101 Mack, Gregory 1121 28-64 Mack, Kristin 1101 84-108-140 Mack, Kristyn 1101 Mackaman, Todd 1121 64 Mackaman, Troy 191 150 Maher, Lenny 191-150-99 Manfull, Mike 1101-137-140-9B Mansfield, jennifer 191 150 Marcum, Ervin 191 107-150 Marinella, Mark 1121 64 Marks, Vicki 1111 130 Marshall, Frank 1111 130 Marshall, Lori 140 Martens, Chris 1111 130 Martin, Anne 1121 64-171 Martin, William 191 Martinson, Scott 1111 82-130 Marvin, Christina 191 15-93-150-114, 14 Massie, Robert 1101-140 Mast, julie 1111-92-130 Master, Amy 1101-140-190 Mattingly, Melissa 191 150-153 Maurer, Tom 1111 130 May, Barbara 1121 64 Mayer, Nan 1111 100-130-118-35 Maynard, Michele 1111-80-81-100-130 -34 Maynard, Peggie 191 Mcanlis, joanne 1101-84-85-140-180 McCammon, 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Tim 1111 130 Metcalf, Andrea 191 152 Miklos, Andrea 1111 130 Miklos, jim 191 152 Mikulin, Mike 191 152-99 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Craig 1111 130 joseph 1101 142-184 Keith 1101 142-186-184 Mickey 191 152 Missy 1111 130 Miller, Robert 1121 Miller, Steven 191 152 Miller, Susan 1121 Miller Tami 1121-61 Millikiln, Becky 1111 130 Milo, john 1121 14-15-48-55-192- Minor, Michael 1121 Mitchell, Chris 142 Mitten, jeff 191 107-152 Mizak, jennifer 1111 130 Moats, Christy 1111 130 Mohlmaster, Mark 1101 142 Mong, Michele 1111 130 Monroe, Kirn 1121 29-72 Moore, julie 1101 142-143 Moore, Kenny 191 152 Moore, Steve 1111 Morgan, Lorraine 1121 65 Moritz, Donna 1121 55-65 Morris, Beth 191-86-87-130-35 Morris, Diana 152 Morris, Ellen 1101-86-87-108-142 Morrison, Debbie 1111 130 Morrison, Derek 1121 65 Morrison, julie 1101 142 Moser, David 191 Moser, Greg 191 152 Mosley, David 191 152 Muers, Tina 1121 Muhl, Frank 1101 142 Muhl, Kathy 1111 130-35-173-172 Mullen, Tracy 1121 65 Mullet, Matt 1111 130 Mumaw, Nicholas 1121 Murphy, Linda 112165 Muzyczka, john 1111 127-130-163-113 -114-184 Muzyczka, Lisa 1121 65 Myers, Amy 191 152 Myers, Christopher 1121 65 Myers, Kirk 1121 65 Myers, Kris 1121 65-122-126 Myers, Myers, Myers, Michael 1101 142-180 Michelle 1111 130 Tim 191 152 Napier, Michael 1121 Neary, jerry 1121 65-195 Neff, Galen 1121 65 Neff, Pam 1111 Nelson, jeff 1111 Nelson, Kelly 1101 142 Nester, james 193 107-152 Nester, Toby 1113 130 Neuman, Stephan 1123 65- Newbrough, Stephanie 1123 65- Newbrough, Steve 1113 130-135-35-34 Newcomer, Darren 1113 132 Newstead, Paul 1113 132 Newstead, Shelley 193 152 Nicodemus, Todd 1113 132 Nielsen, jim 1113 132 Nixon, jeff 193 107-152 Noe, Christopher 1113 132 Noe, Mary 193-86-152 Noe, Veronica 193 152 Noehre, Shane 193 152 Nyzen, Alexia 1123-65 O'Brien, Tom 193 110 O'Brien, Matt 193 152 O'Connor, Michael 1123 O'Neill, Toby 193 107-152 Oehlenschlager, Lori 112-3 66 Ogurchak, Doreen 1103 142 Ogurchak, Kevin 1123 66 Ohle, Barbara 1123 Ohle, julie 1113 132 Ohle, Noreen 1103 142 Olenik, james 193 152 Olenik, john 1123 Opalenik, Susan 1123 66-158 Oplinger, jenny 1103 142 Orben, johnathan 193 152 Osterman, Mark 1113 132 Osterman, Thomas 1103 142-143 Ott, Elaine 1113 132-34 Pace, james 1123 66 Pace, Mike 1113 Pagan, Erika 1113 132 Palitto, Bryon 1113 132 Palitto, Mike 193 152-99-184 Pannunzio, Dana 193 152 Pannunzio, jim 1113 132 Pantalone, Anne 1123 66- Pantalone, Mary 193-84-85-152 Pappas, Tony 1103-83-142 Postak, Mark 1103 180-98 Postak, Tom 1113 79-132-142-180-95 Potter, Wendy 1113 132 Powers, jacqueline 1123 66 Powers, Mike 193 25-152 Pries, David 193 142 Prince, David 1123 55-66 Pringle, Tammy 1113 132 Pringle, Tim 1123 Raack, jenny 1103 142-172 Raack, Rebecca 1123 66 Raber, Natalie 1113 132 Rabung, David 193 152 Rader, Tom 1113 132 Rager, Robert 1123 66 Rager, William 193 152 Raklovits, Dawn 193 152 Ralston, Ron 1123 68-73 Ralston, Tobert 193 152 Ramsay, David 193 152-99 Randall, Ron 1113 132 Randolph, Bart 1103 142-184 Rasor, Kristy 1103 142-172-173 Ratta, Bernice 1103 Ratta, Cliff 193 152 Ratta, Karen 1113 132 Ravetta, Paul 1103 142 Raw, Chris 1113 132-35 Ray, Teri 193 Rayburn, Christine 1103 142 Rayke, Kim 1123 68-72 Rayke, Michele 1113 132 Rech, Michael 193 152 Recupero, Michael 1123 68-95 Reed, Connie 193 Reed, Kelly 1123 Reed, Kim 1103 142 Reed, Ross 193 152 Reed, Terry 1113 Reeling, Steve 1123 68-88-113-114 Reese, Tony 1123 68 Reeves, Lisa 193 152 Reilly, jeanne111380-81-100-129-132 Reilly, Katianne 193-102-103-152-190 Ross, Matt 193 48-153 Rothacker, Diane 193 151-153-114 Rowe, Carman 193 153 Rowe, Don 1123 Rowe, Richard 193 153 Royer, julie 1123 68 Rue, David 123-68 Ruedinger, jay 1123 68 Rufener, Larry 1113 153 Ruhlin, john 1123 14-15-69-97-96-113V 114-95 Ruhlin, julie 193 80-81-100-101-102- 146-153 Rupert, Chris 1103 142 Ruppel, jacqueline 1113-100-102-131-13 Rush, Brian 193 153 Russell, Rick 1103 142 Rusell, Robert 1103 142 Rutledge, Michelle 193 154 Ruttan, Wendy 1113 132 Ryan, jeff 1113 132 Ryneer, Chris 1123 69 Sabett, jennifer 193 153 Sakich, Michael 193 142-184 Salmons, Regina 1113 132 Santrock, Stephen 1103 142 Sarver, jeff 1113 132 Saurer, Craig 1113 131-132-184 Saurer, Dawn 1103 141-142 Saurer, Doug 1103-141-142-184 Savage, Sawyer, jill 1123 69-73 Tammy 1103 Park, Rochelle 1113 132 Parmalee, Brian 1103 Parmelee Brad 193 152 Parmelee, Cara 193 152 Parmelee, Parmelee, Christine 1113 132-171 Christopher 1113 132 Parrish, Clark 1113 132 Pearl, joanie 1123 66 Pearl, joey 1113 132 Pearl, julie 193 152 Pegrim, Gregory 193 Pelot, Scott 1123 66 Reuter, Roberta 1123 68 Reuter, Steven 193 152 Rexroad, Tonya 1123 68 Reynolds, Brett 193 79-152-1 Rezabek, Shelley 1113 132 Rhinehart, Bruce 193 Rhodes, Mark 1123 68-173 Richards, Eric 1113 132 Richardson, Stan 193 152 Richmond, Raphael 1103 142 Riddell, Paula 193 Rinehart, Bruce 152 14 Penska, Donna 1123 66 Pennington, Mike 1103 142 Perdue, james 1103 142 Pernod, Stephen 193 152 Perrin, David 1113 132 Perrin, Duane 193 107-152 Perry, Louis 193 14-15-152-99-113-114 Perry, Michelle 1123 66 Perry, Troy 193 152-110 Peterman, Brian 1123-190 Peterman, Darin 1103 Peterman, Eric 193 152 Peterson, Brian 85 Petrides, Phillip 193 Pfeister, jeanne 193 152 Pfeister, jerry 193 152-99 Piepho, Keith 1103 142-143 Pipher, Troy 1113 32 Poder, Troy 1113 132 Polize, Ann 193 152 Polomsky, David1123 28-66-100-102-103 Polomsky, Lisa 1113 132-35 Porter, David 1103 142 Porter, Rod 1123 66 Posavic, Mike 193 Wurst, Kimberly 1123 Riggs, Adam 1123 68 Ritz, Rae 1123 68-108-109 Ritz, Ron 1103 142-143 Rivers, john 1113 132 Roberts, john 1113 132-184 Roberts, Kris 1113 14-15-129-132-135 Roberts, Sheryl 1113 132 Robinson, Beth 1103 142-143-172-173 Roby, Amy 1103 Rock, Deanna 1113 132 Rock, Penny 1123 Rock, Robert 1113 Rock, Tina 1123 68-19 Rodgers, Karen 1123 68 Rodgers, Kelly 1103 142 Roebuck, john 1103 142 Roemke, Greg 1113 132 Rogers, Carolyn 193 152 Rogers, Charles 1123 68 Rogers, Daniel 1123 Rogers, Gregory 193-99 Roland, janet 1123 Rosabaugh, jennifer 193 Rose, Shelli 1103 142 Sayre, Shannon 1103-137 Sayre, Thomas 1103 142 Scheehle, Ron 1113 132 Schenz, Beth 193 49-87-154 Schickler, Steve 1113 132 Schmeltzer, Melissa 1113 132 Schrock, Laurie 1113 49-132 Schroeder, Brad 1103 142 Schroeder, Eric 1123 69 Scolaro, Larra 1113-132 Seabeck, Shelley 193 Seabrook, Michael 1123 69 Seabrook, Steven 1113 132 Seeman, Christopher 1123 69-114 Seeman, Craig 1103-89-142-98-113- Sega, Lee Ann 1103-142 Sega, Sherri 1113 132 Seidel, Sheryl 1123 69 Selby, Tracie 1113 132 Semprint, Tony 1123 69 Semprint, Tony 1123 Sentelik, john 1113 132 Severance, Charlie 1103 142 Shafer, Tracy 1103 80-81-142 Shaffer, Wende 1103 142 Shander, john 132 Shandor, john 1113 Shandor, Laura 193 154-155 Shanholtz, Stacy 1113-132-118 Shankleton, Laura 1103-141-142 Sharkey, Wendy 1113 132 Sheehan, Shawn 193 154 Shelly, Tom 1103 142-114 Shepler, Curtis 1113 132 Sheppard, Teresa 193 Shernisky, Robert 193 154 Sherrill, jennifer 193 147-154 Shevel, Kris 1103 142 Shevel, Teri 1113 132 Shields, jeff 1113 132 Shirley, Michelle 1123 61-69 Shook, Darla 193 154 Shook, Ernest 1113 132 Shoyat, Tony 1123 69-69-110 Shreve, Leslyn 193 Shreve, Scott 1113 132-95 Shuster, jos 193 154 Sigler, William 193 Simmons, Curt 193 154 Stiltner, Tory 1121 Simon, Lynn 112169-19 Simon, Tina 1101 142 Simon, Tonya 191 154 Simpson, Lauren 1121 69 Simpson, Steve 1121 69 Sinclair, Tom 1101 142-19 Singleton, Rebecca 1111 132 Sisouphanh, Chiengkham 1101 142 Sisouphanh, Phoungeun 1101 142 Sisson, Charley 1121 69-181' Swanson, Kathryn 191 149-154 Swartz, Iudy 1121-70-117-116 Swisher, Gary 191 154 Sword, David 1111 133 Taranowski, Cheryl 1121-70 Tarle, Tabitha 191 Tatta, Dana 191 Tavanello, Tim 191 154 Tawney, Brian 191 154 Taylor, Denise 1091 154 Sisson, Matt 1111 132 Sisson, Rachel 191 158 Skendrovic, Peter 191 154 Slaybaugh, Kelly 1111 134 Smeller, Matt 1101 144 Smiley, Kimberly 1101-144 Smiley, Tammie1111 134 Taylor, Lisa 1101 144 Taylor, Timothy 1121 Thomas, Shirley 1101 Thombs, Bryan 1101 144 Thombs, David 1121 71 Thompson, Chris 1111-79-134 Thompson, Chris 1101-134-144 Smith, Cathy 1101 107-108-144 Smith, Cindi 1101 144 Smith, Dennis 1121 Smith, Ivy 1101 144 Smith, Karen 1121 29-69 Smith, Kathy 191 154 Smith, Kathy 1101 144 Smith, Kaylyn 191 154 Smith, Kyle 1101 144-114 Smith, Laura 1101 144 Smith, Laurie 1101 144 ,Smith, Sherrie Lyn 1121 69 1 Smith, Steve 1111 Smith, Snow, Snurr Tom 1101 144 Ron 1101 144 Cathy 191 154 Snyder, jeff 1121 47 Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Dean 1121 71 james 1121 71 Kristine 191 154 Michael 1101 Tammy 1101 144 Werner, Michael 1121 West, Chris 1111 80-81-129-134-1 West, Debbie 1101 144 West, Douglas 1121 72 Weygandt, Eric 1101 144 Wheeland, Beth 191 144 Wheeland, Rick 1101 144-184 White, Kimberly 191 154 White, Nichole 191-93-154 White, Stacey 1101 144 Whitehair, Aretia 191 Whitman, Amy 1121 72 Whitman, Daniel 191 154-99 Whitman, Lori 1121 72 Whitt, jackie 1111 134 Wible, Melissa 1101-81-144 Wiedey, john 191 154 Snyder, jodi 1101-87-144 Somody, Michael 1121 70-195 Sonntag, Lori 1101-144-19 Spando, Chuck 1111 134 Speicher, David 1101 144 Spencer, Danny 191 154 Spice, jennifer 191 154 Spohn, juli 1121 70-86 Spurlock, Harley 191 154 Stancil, Christopher 191 154 Starcher, Rodney 1121 Starling, jim 1111 134 Starling, Michael 1121 Thorotn, Roger 1121 71-123-120 Tighe, Kathy 1101 144 Tittle, Leanne 1111 134-114-35 Tomor, Deborah 1111 Townsend, jolie 191 151-154 Trease, William 1121 71 Tronge, Laura 1111 134 True, jeanne 191 154 Tuemmler, Tammy 191 154 Turner, Dennis 191 107-154 Turner, Ronny 1111 134-110 Turner, Wayne 1121-77-192-113-114 Tyler, Bryan 1121 71 Uphold, jerry 1101 144 Valone, Chuck 184 Vance, Kathy 1101 144-172 Vaneck, Timothy 1121 71 Vargo, Lisa 1101 144 Vargo, Melissa 191-154 Vasiloff, David 191 154-110 Velloney, Mark 1101 144-180 Veney, Teri 1121 Venter, Wim 112171-120 Verevold, Rachael 191 154 Verghese, john 191 154 Wiggins, Rabon 1111 Wiggins, Sharon 1121 Wiland, Wilcox, Keey 1121 Scott 191 154 Wilcox, Wade 1121 8-72-18-19 Wilcox, Wendy 1101-144 Wiley, Annette 1121 Wilhite, Krissy 1101 144 Wilkie, Heidi 191-154 Wilkie, john 1101 144 Williams, Beverly 191 154 Williams, Scott 191 154 Williams, Susan 1121-72 Williams, Tonia 1101 144 Williamson, Michelle 1101 144 Willis, K eith 1101 142 Willis, Michele 1111 134 Starling, Richard 1101 144 Steelberg, Schuyler 1121 70 Steele, Gene 191 154 Stefan, Frank 191 154 Stefan, Tina 1121 70 Stefanko, Gregory 1121 70 Stein, Kristi 191 154 Stevinson, Mike 1121 70 Stewart, Timothy 1121 70 Stiltner, Bret 1101 144-184 Stiltner Stimely , Troy 191 107-147-154 Paula 1121 70 Stone, Donna 191 154 Stone, Lisa 1121 13-70 Strifde, Wayne 144 Stringfield, Kay 1101 144 Stringfield, Terie 1121 Stripe, Stripe, Kathy 191 154 Wayne 1111-114 Stroh, Cheryl 1111 134 Stuber, Stumba Scott 191 154 ugh, David 191-99 , Stumbaugh, jill 1121-70-92 Stump, Kim 1111 133 Stump, Larry 1121 70- Stutzman, Sharon 191 Summers, Randall 1101 144 Sutler, Swain, Swain, Swain, Swain, Swain, Eric 154 Christie 191 147-154 Rae 1111 133 Sheila 1111 133 Star 1121-70-173-172 Terri 1101 144 Vetter, Mark 1101 Vetter, Stefani 191 Villers, Amy 1101 144 Vorndran, Ben 1121 71-190 Walker, Dan 1101 Walker, Hilary 1111 134 Walker, jeff 1101 144 Walker, jessica 191 147-154 Walker, Mark 1121-114 Walker, Thomas 1111 134 Walker, Tim 1121 67-71 Walkley, April 191 80-81-154-116 Wallace, julie 1111 134 Wallick, Laura 1101 144 Walter, Erik 1101 144-19 Walters, Ceci 1111 Walters, Florine 1101 144 Wang, Helen 112171-110 Ward, Tim 191 Warner, Amy 1111 134 Warner, Deanne 1121 71 Warwick, Patricia 191 154 Watson, Lisa 1121 71 Watts, Norine 1121 71 Webb, Nancy 1111 134 Weber, Angela 191 147-154 Weckbacher, jim 1101 144 Weidel, jeff 48 Welch, Pamela 1121 71 Welday, Cory 1121 72 Wellman, Melissa 1101 144 Welton, john 1111 134 Welty, Amy 1101-102-144 Weltzien, Amy 1111 22 wilhite, Anita 1111 134 Wilson, Karen 1121-72 Wilson, Tom 1111 12-134-95 Windon, David 1101 144 Winland, Karen 1121 72 Winston, Robert 1101 144 Wise, Arden 1101 144 Wise, Yvonne 1101 144 Witschey, Frank 1121 Witschey, leff 1121 72 Witte, Dan 1101 144 Witte, Robert 1111-88-89-134 Witte, Wayne 1121 Wolf, Krista 1121 73 Wolf, Steve 1111 Woods, Michelle 1111 134 Wright, Keith 1111 134-184 Wrobel, Anne 1101 144 Wuchter, Gerald 1121 73-79-170 Wuchter, julie 191-154 Wyant, Bradley 1121 73 Wyant, Brett 1101 144 Wyatt, Angela 1101 144 Yakubik, Andrew 1111 134 Yankovich, Mike 1111 134 Yankovich, Paul 1121 73-79 Yoakam, Douglas 1111- Yoder, Randie 1111 134 Yoder, Renee 1121 73 Yontz, Pat 191 154 Young, Robert 191 154 Young,-Rochelle 191 154 Yurchiak, julie 191 149-154 Yurchiak, Lisa 1111 134 Zemelke, Charles 191-154 Ziegler, Esther 1111 134 Ziegler, Karen 191 154 Zimmerman, john 1121 73 Zimmerman, Kimberly 191 154 Zimmerman, Richard 1101 Zito, Michael 191 107-154 Zito, Ron 1111 134-173 Zook, jeff 191 154 Zurak, Tammy 1121 73 Free At Last Q C... As the Senior's don their caps and gowns, the '84-'85 year swept to an end. Between August 27, 1984 and june 9, 1985, many memories have been created for each student in WHS. Many changes have colored the year- the new Suburban League, new teachers, the new dress code, the ranking system, the added week for seniors. Many of these changes brought on controversy which will taint the memories of WHS. Ten years from now, no one knows what will be the lasting memories, but guarenteed the good times will be remem- bered. How can anyone forget painting the rock, card games in the commons, talking on the phone all night, Prom, POST PROM, and of course Graduation. During Senior free day, Rob Clocker climbs the lifeguard stand to try and hit a fellow classmate with the ball. ln her piggy slippers, Pam Given with her friend Cindy Gibson goof around at com- mencement practice. Seniors Karen Rodgers, lay Anne Kozarevic, and Kelly Cliffel enjoy a night at Arby's. , FINAL! PULL UP FUN john Milo signs his trade- mark to the 1985 Class Rocks. By the time the year ended almost everyone in the class had sign the rocks. Ms. Roher, Danielle Hal- verson, Roberta Reuter, and Jeff Snyder catch some rays of the hot Wadsworth sun as the year runs out. Dr. Webb and Mr. Gorman Since the seniors had access discuss the platform's sit- to the swimming pool ting arrangement for many took advantage of commencement. the opportunity the last A6006 ucv x O Semot 9