Wellston High School - X Ray Yearbook (Wellston, OH)

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Trish Vititoe Jim Walker Kelly Wallin Teresa Wells Chip Williams Rob Williams Tonya Williams Tammy Winters Joe Wittkamp Shannon Wonders At left, Aaron Griffin and Holly Ervin have a friendly “misunderstanding” at their lockers. Above. Barb. Tommie. Dorothy. Shannon. Sarah, and Tricia do what they’re best at — goofing off at lunchtime! JUNIORS JUNIORS 29

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Amy Rupert Jolene Sayre Hassell Scott Norma Scott Johnna Shepherd Theresa Shook Donald Simpson Becky Sims Michelle Skaggs Angie Smith Melvin Smith Jason Smith Lisa Snyder Eric Spearry Betty Stacey John Stevens Shane Stevens Dan Stewart Russ Stewart Theresa Storms Pandora Straten Doug Strickland Julie Sturgill Tonya Such Nicole Summers Beth Swackhammer Kevin Tedrow John Thompson Rhonda Tiller Joe Vickers 28 JUNIORS

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Tami Akers Ronnie Aldrich Jenny Allen Tina Arms April Arthur Heather Arthur Bill Atha Angie Bennett Michelle Blankenship Missy Blessing Kristal Boyd Marsha Boyer Brad Brown Brenda Brown Jody Buzzard A MESSAGE FROM LESLEY’S MOM Lesley Geer is someone that many of you remember as being always happy, always friendly, always smiling. She had many good words for those who constantly surrounded her. No one ever thought anything would happen to her now, right in the prime of her life. On September 6, 1987, however, tragedy struck. While riding in a car with her best friend, Pam Allison, on 788, they drove off the road and Leslie, who had just turned 16 on May 21, was killed. Lesley’s mom had many things to say to those who remain behind, but the most important thing is this, “Look forward to your future — start working towards that today. Try to think beyond the present and what you have at the moment. Life is way too short, and can end in a brief instance.” Lesley’s hobbies were domestic. At age 12, she made her first quilt. She loved Home Ec: it was her favorited class. At the time when she died, she was attending Buckeye Hills in Computer Programming, which she wanted to do when she finished high school. Her best friend was her sister. Wendy. Lesley’s mom and Wendy had to make the painful decision as to whether she should donate her organs. They chose to have her kidneys given to two needy men who had families and young children to support. Lesley would have wanted to do this. The organ transplants were successful, and now two men are alive because of the generosity of Lesley and her family. Lesley was a beautiful person, on the inside as well as on the outside. She just seemed to radiate an energy from her that made others stand back and really take a look at her. She appreciated everything there was to in her life, even if it was so short. She lived her life to the fullest. We will miss Lesley Geer. All of us had the priveledge and honor of knowing her are much richer. 30 SOPHOMORES