West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1983 volume:

Reflections • 1 “A generation goes, and a generation comes but the earth remains forever ... what has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done ... What is West Carrollton Senior High School? It is the people within. The 1983 Piratan is the latest chapter in our story, a story that continues to unfold and be told. This story reflects images of days done too soon and of a year just gone by ... No one word can fully explain or describe our school, the people within. A composition of words weave the fabric, paint our portrait, and tell the tale. Our story begins ... 1983 PIRATAN West Carrollton Senior High School Beginnings Experiences Challenges Commitments Realizations Preparations Participations Believing Sharing Giving Choosing Dreaming Questioning Exploring Interactions Fellowship Purpose Freedom Promises Doubt Criticism Competition Closeness Pressures Maturing Deliberating Creativity Human Drama 14 • That's Entertainment Court ’82 Introducing the 1982 Homecoming Court — Sophomores: Fred Harris, Dee Dee Gregory, Randy Ross; Juniors: Kathy Mahorney, Tim Clark, Mary Walker; Grand Marshal: Mr. David Glancy; Juniors: Jeff Michael, Becky Augusts-son, Pat Przyborowski; Sophomores: Sue Purnell, Tim Sizer, Diane Baer; Queen: Terri Right-myer; King: Scott Carmack; Seniors: Dave Sercu, Seth Morton, Mark O’Brien, Dana Owens, Dana Koopman, Kris Storms, Tammy Rightmyer, and Becky Clark. The theme for this year’s Homecoming was “That’s Entertainment.” 16 • Spirit Week Spirit Runs Rampant Spirit Week was a very unusual week at West Carrollton High School. The week consisted of Western Day, Punk Day, Pajama Day, Servant Day, and the traditional Red and Black Day. West Carrollton's first Punk Day was the most successful day of the week. Multi-colored hair was seen everywhere, as punkers roamed the halls. A fun time was had by all in what proved to be one of the most spirit-filled weeks in a fun-filled school year. October 18-22 • 17 1 — Where are YOU? 2 — Tammy and Terri jump for joy. 3 — Jeff Million is caught clowning around. 4 — Brett Bentley is busting loose. 5 — Alison Christman is poppin’ for spirit. 6 — Holly dreams of the day she will be the Senior Master. 7 — Kathy Palcic — Playboy Bunny ’82. 8 — Doug Burch loves his Senior Master, Angie Fultz. 9 — Ronny Montgomery lookin’ fine. 10 — Karen is waiting and anticipating. 11 — Pam Neal asks, Where’d my cowboy go?” 18 • Homecoming Weekend Let Us Entertain You “That's Entertainment was the theme of this year's Homecoming. The parade began at 10 on Saturday morning. The parade consisted of clowns, the band, cheerleaders, floats, the Court, dignitaries, and old-fashioned cars. Pre-game ceremonies and the crowning of the king and queen started at 12:15 at the stadium. At 1:00 p.m., the traditional school rivals clashed on the football field. The Miamisburg Vikings defeated the mighty Pirates, 20-0. The last event was the homecoming dance held at the high school gym at 8:30. The gym was decorated with top hats, white gloves, and movie posters. Couples danced to the music of the “Music Man”, closing our celebration. October 23 • 19 1 — Tom Mann, the next Dizzy Gillespie. 2 — Kim Galbraith entertains you with her smile. 3 — Pirates show Vikings what they’ve got. 4 — Susan Kenny together again. 5 — Kurt and Amie enjoy each other’s company. 6 — Lori Farnsworth. the pied piper of WC. 7 — Pirates waltz through heavy traffic. 8 — Having fun girls? 9 — Debbie and Bruce have a great time sharing the moments. 10 — Cindy Barhorst shows her spirit, praying for a TD. 20 • Powder Puff UNDERCLASSMEN DOMINATE The annual Powder Puff game proved once again to be a hard fought battle. Unfortunately for the seniors, they didn’t fight hard enough. The underclassmen dominated from the very start, while the senior offense sput- tered on and off the field. Diane Mar-ciniak’s touchdown pass reception proved to be enough of a margin for victory, but Julie Mays later added an insurance score to ice the impressive 14-0 victory. November 1 • 21 1 — Lori and Kris are saddened by the loss. 2 — Diana Marciniak waits her turn. 3 — Underclassmen antagonize. 4 — Dana Koopman sprints for the seniors. 5 — Mel McCully calls the play. 6 — The Carrolltones strut their stuff. 7 — Seniors listen to the game plan. 8 — Misery loves company. 9 — Todd Haitz congratulates Julie Mays on a job well done. 10 — Ronny is ‘‘expecting victory. 22 • Senior Night Seniors Leave Home October 29, known as Senior Night, will always live in the minds of the 1983 graduates. This special night was kicked off with a salute to the parents of the football players and cheerleaders. During halftime, the senior band members were put into the spotlight with “What I Did for Love.” The senior flag members were featured with “Mirada,” and the senior Carroll-tones showed their “Hot Stuff” for the last time. The football players ended the night with a 14-8 victory over Edgewood. It was truly a night to be remembered as the seniors “Stepped Out in Style.” October 29 • 23 1 — A hug is worth a thousand words. 2 — Friends share in the sadness on Senior night. 3 — A teary eyed Cindy Post remembers all the good times. 4 — Everybody wants a piece of the action. 5 — Rae Jean lets her emotions overflow. 6 — Jeff crashes for a victory. 7 — Our very own Band Manager — Christy Bockoven. 8 — The class of '83 is steppin' out in style. 9 — Senior brass doing their thing. 10 — Dana Owens shows his spirit. 11 — Cheryl reflects on Senior memories. 12 — Mr. Gallehue is all hands! 24 • Expressions Animated Characters People go through many different moods in a day. Friends can tell these moods many times by the facial expressions of others. Body language plays a major part in communication. Learning to read each other's gestures and facial expressions can teach one a lot about someone's personality. With a single glance, one is able to tell whether a person is angry, sad, content, or happy. Being aware of people and their expressions can eliminate conflicts and can help enhance the understanding, the cooperation, and the fun. Facially • 25 1 — Frustrated to the MAX! 2 — Jeff, you sly fox. 3 — Have you ever had one of those days? 4 — Amy. that’s a nice natural smile. 5 — Mmmmmmm. could be a possibility. 6 — Todd shouts words of advice from the sidelines. 7 — Senior Night brings on tears. 8 — Ellen concentrates on finishing her homework. 9 — Michelle, caught in the act. 10 — What’s the problem here?” 11 — Becky is shocked as they announce Homecoming Court. Congratulations! 12 — Surprise Joyce! 13 — Honest. I wasn’t skipping! 26 • Light Up The Sky Reaching Skyward For The Stars In this scientific age, people are constantly reaching skyward toward goals and fame that they so desire. Such goals are made easier for some with computers and other electrical aids, while other people reach inside themselves for that special human quality. There are those who try and control the stars with video games; others try to become stars in the fast-moving world of today. These starmakers gazers, which are all around W.C.H.S, are rocketing onward, reaching for more and moving upward. Like A Flame • 27 1 — Sheryl Brown dances her way to ' FAME . 2 — Teresa Jacobs gets PHYSICAL . 3 — Cort Eiken reaches above all for the ball. 4 — E.T. phones home! 5 — Tracy and Debbie shoot down the stars defend their galaxy. 6 — An Apple a day. keeps the problems away, huh Craig. 7 — Kris Glass lights up the sky. 8 — Kathy listens to the sounds of the stars. 9 — Dawn Paula shoot for the stars. 10 — Pac-Man gobbles his way to the top. 11 — Becky reaches for that high note. 28 • Working For .. . j= - [- x. Five’ll Get Ya’ Two Five days of work for two days of play. The students of WC all work toward a common goal each school week, THE WEEKEND! For some students, favorite weekend hangouts include: Video City, Noble Roman’s, Mr. Gatti's, McDonald’s, and the Dayton Mall. Many students hold part-time jobs at some of the local shops. No matter how much work the students have to do during the school week or at their jobs, almost everyone manages to get out on the town for the WEEKEND! ... The Weekend • 29 1 — Dave Sercu finishes his homework in the senior lounge. 2 — Working in the art room with Clarissa Brewer. 3 — Jeff Crumbley puts on the finishing touches. 4 — Patti Sargent slaves over her work at Godfather's. 5 — Cheerleaders put in time painting signs for those weekend games. 6 — All for one and one for all. 7 — Shelly West also enjoys working at Godfather’s Pizza. 8 — May I help you? asks Suzy Penrod. 9 — Spending the week with your nose in a book is the bookworm's dream. 10 — Greg Montgomery sweeps himself off his feet on the job. 11 — Marietta and Teri — two heads are better than one for Piratan. 12 — Teresa tries to get the job done to free up the weekend. 13 — By 3:20 p.m. on Friday afternoons, the halls of West Carrollton Senior High are almost empty. 14 — One of Jill Myer's favorite weekend spots is Video City. 15 — Sue Ketring manages to keep busy. 16 — Mike Green spends his weekends playing lead guitar for Odds Against. 17 — Shelley Kennan and Beth Constantine feel the Christmas spirit at the Senior Christmas party. 18 — Jeff Robinson plays his drums for the pep band on the weekends. 19 — Making up your mind, erasers really do come in handy. 20 — Sometimes the book seem bigger than you! 21 — Shannon McMi-chael balances her books for weekend play. 22 — Mike McNaught is in McCroy’s looking at and like WIGS?! 23 — Mike Rowe and Jeff Sizer enjoy a nourishing meal after wrestling practice. 24 — The once crowded halls are now deserted. 30 • Tick Just Passin’ Time Some people pass balls; others pass notes. Most everyone passes something. Some even pass class, but ev- eryone enjoys passing time. This can be accomplished by sleeping, lounging or just by goofing around with friends. 1 — Merry Christmas, you snooze. 2 — The junior girls pass time in their lounge. 3 — Nancy. Dana and Ann enjoy passing time together 4 — David Jensen passes time in the N.H.S. room. 5 — Dan and Mike pass time during class. 6 — Tim passes time in the hallway. 7 — Bobby’s jam box helps pass the time. 8 — Dean Pond passes time with his favorite girl. 9 — Jeff. Charlie. and Kurt pass time in the window. 10 — Pam and Marcia pass time in accounting. 11 — Stef-fon passes” the time. 12 — Denise. Kelly, and Sharon pass the time before the game. 32 • Cliches Proverbs Say It Again, Sam CM • che (kle-sha')n. A trite or over- dads continued them, and now even used expression or idea. Although they we too still use them. In the following seem out of date, cliches are still a pictures, some of the more common living part of our everyday lives. Our cliches are used to describe some of grandmas and grandpas stumbled on the more not so common pictures, these expressions. Our moms and Is That A Fact? • 33 1 — Beauty is only skin deep. 2 — Absence makes the heart grow fonder. 3 — “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink. 4 — “Experience is the best teacher. 5 — The buck stops here. 6 — Birds of a feather flock together. 7 — Mad as an oT wet hen. 8 — An apple a day keeps the doctor away. 9 — Early to bed. early to rise, makes a man. healthy, wealthy, and wise. 10 — A friend in need is a friend indeed. 11 — If the shoe fits wear it. 12 — Look what the cat dragged in. 34 • Now . . . Yesterday Again It feels like just yesterday the class of time has slipped by so quickly. Four 1983 was anticipating starting junior square has been replaced by college high. The years have flown by, as has applications and jobs. It is really hard senior high school, and as we ap- to believe, but we’re certainly not little proach graduation, we wonder how kids anymore. And Then • 35 1 16 —- Steve Boulis. 2 17 — Jett Poske. 3 18 — Rae Jean Hollingsworth. 4 19 — Ginger Martin. 5 20 — Lana Abbott. 6 21 — Bryan Sturgill. 7 22 — Sharon Philpot. 8 23-24 — Tara Slaton and Patti Sargent. 9 25 — Rusty Kerns. 10 26 — Melinda Cheatwood. 11 27 — Todd Marsh. 12 28 — Debbie Ahlquist. 13 29 — Todd Haitz. 14 30 — Doug Beals. 15 31 — Seth Morton. 36 • Piratan “Here’s Looking At You, Kid” Whether a crowd is white, black, or yellow, one sees faces that are excited, dull, joyous, generous, or threatening. And if one happens to glance at a reflection of a group of people, he will perceive his own face among them. The individual should be reminded that however great mankind is, it is ultimately a collection of individuals like oneself. Each one concentrated on his own destiny, bearing his personal perceptions and preoccupations, impelled by a vivid, unique sense of private personality that may be submerged by a crowd, but is never lost in it! As Humphrey Bogart said in the movie “Casablanca,” “Here’s looking at you, kid.” Productions • 37 38 • Close Through The Shutter; In The Camera’s Eye Every now and then someone can be to preserve for the future. These pic-seen, camera in hand, sneaking tures will remind us all of times gone by around the halls trying to catch a piece and they will let us relive what we had of the action on film. They capture together. We’ll always have this as a emotions, feelings, and pieces of time part of us. Ups • 39 1 — Teresa smiles for the camera. 2 — Kris Storms is in focus with the world. 3 — Caught in the crowd, yet an individual. 4 — Beth is lost in thought. 5 — Beth and Susan are caught unprepared by the camera. 6 — Amy is caught by the camera while working. 7 — Brenda's eyes sparkle at the camera. 8 — Dave is caught unaware by the camera. 9 — Mr. Poland composes himself when the shutter snaps. 10 — Myra hams it up for the camera! 11 — Lisa puts her feelings on paper. 12 — Lori focuses her attention on the music. 13 — Mike. Nate, and Steve are caught drinking at lunch. ... Leg • 41 Bye, Bye. Birdie, nrad.” 3 —Teer — Beth and M j ; ym This year's musical, Bye, Bye, Birdie, was flying high in the West Carrollton Junior High Auditorium on March 3, 4 and 5. Under the direction of Monica Kintigh and Floyd Lowman.fhB crew spent many h work to put on an exce Congratulations t crew for a great job! 9 crew of 2 — We love you, C gossip on the p talk about their §• gang sighs in the presen Birdie. 6 mla (Rhon Conrad Birdie. 7 — Al I the news about Hugo and t ' (Lisa A.) sings of being The crowd screams for — M. Kintigh; Director Director. 12 — Alber (Dave the time. 13 — Rosie becoming Mrs. Petersoi (Ron T.) tells his fans t Be Sincere.” 15 ontent with his sue en S.) receives envsions can believe Kim 11]— F. I owman; .) Checks na k.) sings of 4 — Conrad they’ve Go-ta ph (Ken H.) is 16 — Mama (Ka-weicbme. 42 • Prom One Brief Shining Moment “Ask every person if he’s heard the story. And tell it strong and clear if he has not; Don't let it be forgot that once there was a spot, For one brief shining moment that was known as ... CAMELOT.” April 23 was the date of the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom. Camelot came to life once again at Wegerzyn Garden Center. Numerous people crowded the dance floor to the sound of The Music Man’. After-Prom festivities took place at the East Dayton Boys' Club. Even though the prom took weeks of planning, that night felt like it was one brief, shining moment.’’ April 23 • 43 1 — Junior and Seniors climbing the mountain to Camelot at the '83 prom. 2 — Denise and Tony make their apperance. 3 — Mary enjoys an evening of dancing. 4 — Steve Mott and Michelle Thompson and a private joke. 5 — Mark attends a first American prom with Tammy. 6 — Everyone enjoys an evening with friends. 7 — Kim and Mark dancing to the soft music. 8 — The knight in shining armor greets the couples who pass by. 9 — Bobby and Donna looking over the dance floor. 10 — Mary and Rod relaxed with each other's company. 11 — Looking through the eyes of love. 12 — Michelle and Scott whirl to the sounds of 'The Music Man'. ■ t, ’83-’84 Elections • 45 ,903'i 9 m SST aSyaa °v“ ott Sidis p,! ' ! Eawsj SET c t0( £iic ° 7 ' IcJ er zJb - fir.„ °’®81 „ C°8 p., Ort ., J v«-iW JT vy Ch- ia • ■L?' ij «2i 7 2 USA o r Orv; o ££3g o 22 '°J3 0 5 - «« ' 7 O 4 — • .-JJ c.-« • O r •V40 � k r ti ' ’i Student Body President........ .Senior Class Officers President................ Vice-President........... Secretary Treasurer - .Senators.. Junior Class Officers 1 President Vice-President . ‘ Secretary Treasurer ....... Senator Steve' Mott . .Jeff Michael . Cmdy Bn : • -Robin Miko Mike Rose P! Joyce Bramlish Joani Bishop +n % 7n Tim PrzyboroWSW . Chris Kelley Gina Lucas Brenda Kross racy CrabiTT Tracy Holmes Velvet Kokoi-Penny Payne I t 46 • 21 Juniors A Cut Above The Rest The National Honor Society presented its annual induction assembly on Tuesday morning, May 3. The assembly included appearances by Ronald Reagan, Murl Huffman, and Mr. Rogers. Kool and the Gang also made a brief cameo appearance much to the de- light of the crowd. Sound effects were provided by Kathleen Hendrickson. A total of 21 juniors and 16 seniors were inducted into the academic society this year. What will NHS come up with next year? 16 Seniors • 47 1 — Entertainment Tonight was the theme for this year's assembly. 2 — David Greason waves a cheery hello. 3 — Cindy Post and Eileen McClure show the crowd the breakfast of champions. 4 — The instruction you miss is the one that hurts you. 5 — Mandy Kay shows us her tonsils. 6 — Once again. Kool and the Gang makes a return engagement performance. 7 — Debbie Ahlquist and Cindy Wyatt are the hosts of the morning events. 8 — Tricia Zugelder reads the West Carrollton Enquirer. 9 — Bill and Scott, complete in bathrobes, toast to Hawkeye and B.J. 10 — Angie Fultz. Vice-President of NHS. portrays Margaret “Hot Lips Houlihan during the M A S H skit. 11 — After coming on down, the new NHS members take up a new seat to enjoy the rest of the show. 48 • Change Of Pace Getting Away From It All Assemblies have always been an important ingredient in maintaining school spirit at West Carrollton High. Students look forward to these assemblies as a break in the everyday routine. The students enjoyed many Senior meetings and different assemblies, ranging from The Dating Game to the very popular Air Force Band. There was a Senior Talent Show, Christmas assembly, Variety Show and many pep assemblies. We were entertained by a wide variety of groups from Kool and the Gang to Odds Against and the humor of Kevin (the comedian) Novesl. Even though there was a time when assemblies were on the downside and spirit seemed to be in question, the final few assemblies rebounded and were overwhelmingly popular with students to finish out the year on an up-note. Change Of Scene • 49 1 — Juniors clapping to the beat. 2 — Mr. Melton boasts on his MML Champion Soccer team. 3 — Kevin Novesl shows us his serious side. 4 — Bart Nye and Debbie Eicher have the first dance. 5 — Steve Orr takes it like a man. 6 — Nancy Napier you’ve got the cutest little baby face . 7 — Michelle Wickert hams it up for the crowd. 8 — Rod Grothjan sings his heart out to the crowd. 9 — Dana Koopman practices being a band nerd. 10 — Jane Wilson shakes her foot ... shake, shake, shake, shakes her foot! 11 — Beth Campbell puts on her sad face for the Christmas assembly. 50 • A Break In The Everyday Routine •SI 1 — The cheerleaders lead the students in a cheer. 2 — Mr. Aultz dribbles down the floor during a pep assembly. 3 — Lisa Draughn sings her heart out. 4 — Sing it Spaz! 5 — Bart Nye presents the MML championship soccer trophy to the school. 6 — The crowd enjoys the assembly. 7 — What will they think of next for a pep assembly! 8 — Dena Leis races against Mr. Aultz. 9 — Perkins entertains our students as well as faculty. 10 — Marion Goepferich sings out during an assembly. 11 — Mr. Pond instructs the students. 12 — Tina Ripley trying to decided on a date. 13 — Kris Storms does her imitation of a straight A student. 14 — Rhonda Labatzky sings to the crowd during the Senior Talent Show. 52 • Breaking Out Of State Spring Break Spring Break ’83 turned out to be an “Out of State Spring Break.” Dozens of Pirates set sail for other states in search of a good time. Students and teachers alike could be found in Flor- ida, Tennessee, Indiana, and as far as California and the Bahamas. Some students even thought they saw our beloved principal on the beach. Who knows? Only Deano. 1 — Los Angeles, California. 2 — Tennessee. 3 — Indiana. 4 — Daytona Beach, Florida. 5 — Clearwater, Florida. 6 — St. Petersburg. Florida. 7 — Ft. Myers Beach. Florida. 8 — Colorado. 9 — The shirt tells it all. 10 — The Bahamas. 11 — Sarasota. Florida. 54 1982 ’82-’83: The Year Done Too Soon . The school year 1982-83 is one that will be remembered by many. There were basketball games and soccer games, cheerleading tryouts and assemblies. We had holiday parties and spirit week, and not to mention the exams. For the sophomores, this year was just the beginning of their long to be remembered high school days. To the juniors, it was merely a continuation of memories, and for the seniors, an ending and a beginning from high school on to college and the rest of their lives. 1 — A slow day in Piralan. 2 — Studying for tomorrow’s test. 3 — The Spring Spectacular is underway. 4 — Jeff Dunovant: A prime candidate for the Mafia. 5 — Cort Eiken learns to serve. 6 — Pirates try for a basket. 7 — Mary Walker shows her talent through drawing. 8 — Debbie Taulbee sleeps in class. 9 — The soccer-ettes cheer on the soccer team. 10 — It’s Raining Again . 11 — Rob’s working on a design. 12 — Paula Diana among the crowd. 13 — Mr. Fowler looks like he’s ready for spring. 14 — Karim has to stop and think about it. 15 — The band waits for some action. 56 • Second Half . But Not Soon To Be Forgotten People have memories in their lifetimes. Some of those memories fade away after years; other stay with them all throughout their lives. Friends and good times make up many of these memories people enjoy to recall. West Carrollton High School students are not different; they enjoy their friends and good times. Their memories are forming now to last them all their lives. Though the 1982-83 school year seemed to zip by, the students will have something to hang on to of this year — their memories of times together. 1983 • 57 1 — Rob and Mike foolin' around in science class. 2 — Jeff Fearn, He’s cool . 3 — Lunch break for a busy JVS student. 4 — Jackie Houck's pondering her assignment in Algebra II. 5 — No! Not up my nose again! 6 — Becky wishes she was somewhere else. 7 — Cindy’s trying hard to remember the answers. 8 — Tim Hecker takes time to relax. 9 — Pass that note quickly, the teacher's looking! 10 — Mike’s concentrating for the right answers. 11 — Eric gives his undivided attention. 12 — Not too hungry are you. Jay? 13 — Assemblies affect people different ways. 14 — Is Huff heckling ya. Jeff? 15 — Sophomores working together. 58 • Honors Assembly The First Step Honors Assembly this year was held in the high school gymnasium May 26, 1983. Some of the seniors were recognized for their outstanding achievements during their high school years by receiving a variety of awards. This was the seniors final good-bye to the underclassmen and faculty. The assem- bly made the seniors realize that they must move on. Even though the seniors have waited a long time for this happy day, there is a touch of sadness. The assembly ended with the traditional passing of the gavel and sword to the upcoming Senior Class of '84. May 26 • 59 1 — Mr. (Huggy Bear) McCollum gives his last farewells. 2 — Amy Van Den Einde expresses the emotion felt by all the Seniors after the assembly. 3 — Keeping up with the fine tradition. Terri hands over the gavel to the upcoming Student Body President Steve Mott. 4 — Brenda says thank you to Mrs. Vawter. 5 — Who could forget the famous Bad '83 who made such an impression on the Senior class. 6 — New President Jeff Michael says good-bye to '83 and HELLO to the Senior class of ’84. 7 — Valedictorian Rob West is recognized by Mr. Pond. 8 — A gift from a long time servant and a long time friend. Harry Russell. 9 — Jenny Calvert’s overjoyed with her speech award from Coach Campbell. 10 — Rhonda Labatzky gives Mrs. Kintigh a hug after receiving a drama award. 11 — Mandy Kay will be deeply missed. She will always have a special place in the Seniors’ hearts. 12 — Underclassmen Cort Eiken is honored for his outstanding work and spirit in Student Council. 60 • Baccalaureate A Step The 1983 Baccalaureate was held Sunday, May 29. Dr. William McOmber spoke to the graduating seniors. Rae Jean Hollingsworth delivered the In- Closer vocation,. followed by Ann Barhorst giving the Benediction. The seniors by vote decided to continue this tradition as a part of their graduation. May 29 • 61 1 — Waiting patiently for the rest of their class. 2 — Doug and Cheryln reflecting over their last year. 3 — Greg and Dunk making final preparations for Baccalaureate. 4 — Rae Jean and Ann addressing their class. 5 — Terri and Tammy, side by side. 6 — Michelle smiles while thinking about the future. 7 — Cheer up Carey, it can’t be that bad. 8 — Dr. William McOmber speaking to the seniors about prunes! 9 — Smile girls, it was a good year. 10 — Keith concentrating heavily. 11 — Mel and Kris, gossiping for the last time. 12 — Amy reminiscing over the past. Lii 62 • Graduation The Final Step On Wednesday, June 1, 1983, the commencement of graduation took place at Memorial Hall. This emotionally filled night was topped off by various speeches given by Karen Scheffler — “The Unique Concert”, Cindy Wyatt — “The Right Time — Now”, Becky Clark — Just Passin’ Time”, and Bob Grant — Sky-Walkers”. For the seniors, it was an evening filled with both sadness and happiness, for in the game of high school, we are ending, but in the game of life, We’ve Only Just Begun”. June 1• 63 1 — Mr. Huffman says good-bye to the seniors. 2 — When Karen S. talks, people listen. 3 — Cindy W. tells how all the world’s a stage. 4 — Becky C. reflects on the years gone by. 5 — Bob G. compares Mr Huffman to George Washington. 6 — We made it! 7 — Seniors model the latest in graduation attire. 8 — Some last minute preparations before commencement. 9 — Todd H waves good-bye to West Carrollton Senior High. 10 — A family that graduates together, stays together. 11 — Greg S. tries to persuade his friends into going into the music business. 12 — Graduates wait anticipating of the big moment. 13 — Mr. Pond congratulates the graduates. 64 • Graduation The Tassle Is Worth The Hassle June 1• 65 f 1 — The Class of '83 listens while they are commended on an excellent year. 2 — Steve shows the casual side of graduation. 3 — Dr. Ramage delivers his congratulations. 4 — Seniors climb their way toward graduation. 5 — High school friends. Beth and Shelley, await to end their high school years, but not their friendship. 6 — Dave Sweeney marches proudly onto the stage of graduation. 7 — Dana Koopman wishes happiness to her class. 8 — Bart checks to make sure his diploma is inside. 9 — Scott and Kelly anxiously await their turn. 10 — Marlene Brady watches while fellow graduates scurry around. 11 — Kris Glass awaits for her moment of glory. 12 — Graduation not only brings happiness, but a loneliness inside. 13 — Becky receives her diploma. HOOIBUS « 68 • Football ? Jto _■ j r - f ▼S'- f� f f i cj I-,;! ®v%‘- f Jt$. JSf J§m' J V '. ,3 � .,'i;I-r -f‘ --i%- « -s f ■ 7- rj ‘PS $F Sp ■ t'.XV't o a a-ki a ' r, AH A A It it a « « || pirates 1982 Pirate Football 1982 — “Back In The The 1982 Pirate football season kicked off with a change from the Miami Central Conference to the Mid-Miami League. We left behind such teams as Fairborn Baker Park Hills, Sidney, and Piqua and picked up teams like Lebanon and Oxford Talawanda. Even though this was WC’s first year in the new league, the Pirates shared the 1 MML Championship with the Wildcats from Franklin. Awards given to the Pirates for outstanding performances were: Most Valuable Player — Scott Carmack; Most Improved Player — Mark Gregory; Scholar Athlete — Danny Montgomery; Coaches' Award — Danny Montgomery; Offensive Lineman — Rusty Melzoni; Offensive Back Receiver — Jamie Kalten-bach; Defensive Lineman — Tim Clark; Defensive Back Linebacker — Randy Ross. This was also the first year for the Pirates under the helm of new head football coach, Bob Brigati. Won 5, Lost 5 • 69 1 — The 1982 Pirate Football team: Row 1 — Lisa Kerns. Tonja Harville. Carlene Fugett — Reserve Captain, Kathy Mahorney. Dana Koop-man, Becky Clark. Nancy Napier — Varsity Captain. Sheryl Brown. Joyce Bramlish. Diane Baer. DeeDee Gregory. Row 2 — Nancy Christiansen. Jay Hawkins, Danny Montgomery. Dana Owens. Ed Caudill. Mark Gregory. Scott Carmack. Row 3 — Jamie Kaltenbach. Jeff Pyburn. Mark Rei-gelsperger. Kurt Jackowski. Jeff McSherry, Duane Woods, Rusty Melzoni. Mike Hathaway. Row 4 — Chris Fine. Tim Clark. Mitch Parks. Steve Satterthwaite. Rick Patterson. Jeff Holcomb. Doug Charlton. Joey Ketring. Row 5 — Jim Bodish. Randy Ross. Jeff Garrison. Rob Ell-ingson, Chris Marcell. Scott Lucas. Mike Prince. Steve Love. Row 6 — Dean Harmony. Bob Bri-gati — Head Coach. Greg Luebbe. Matt Garlitz. Mike Powell. Jeff Sweeney. Keith Ferguson. Joe Liechty. Row 7 — Charlie Schoenberger. Eric Tinnerman. Ron Barker. Rick Turner. Mike Webb. Rod West. Mike Hatcher. Row 8 — Mark Mays. Robie Harville, Tim Sizer. Steve Sibert. Fred Harris. Dave Leary. Tim Caldwell. Row 9 — Eric Herman. Doug Hatcher. Chris Kuhn. Mike LeGate, Matt Rose. Mike Vance. Brian Smith. Mike Laycox. 2 — Rookies get into the game; the helmets say it all. 3 — A view from the sidelines; “How did that happen? 4 — Steve looks for his halfback, his fullback ... a hand. 5 — Tim drops back for the punt. 6 — Jay hands off to start the play in motion. 7 — The fired-up Pirates; one for all and all for one. 8 — Jamie endsweeps his opposition. 9 — Where’s the ball? Pirates play hide and seek. 70 • Boys’ Soccer We Are Pirates We Are Proud The year 1982 is one that will long be remembered by the West Carrollton boys' soccer team and its fans. It was the team’s first year to win a league championship. The senior co-captains, Brian Bunn and Bart Nye, led their team to victory in the close race between Miamisburg and West Carrollton for the MML title. Coach Wendell Melton was also voted the MML Coach of the Year. This year was also a year for injuries for the Pirates; however, these unfortunate accidents neither hindered the Pirates’ spirits nor affected their determination to win. The reserve team finished their season of 10 wins, eight of which were shutouts, and six losses. The soccer team helped us reiterate — “We are Pirates; We are Proud!” Won 10, Lost 7, Tie 1 • 71 1 — Pat Przyborowski in hot pursuit. 2 — Kurt Gustafson bewidered by loss. 3 — The 1982 Varsity team, from left to right, kneeling: Wayne Horvath. Kurt Gustafson. David Sweeney, cocaptain Bart Nye. co-captain Brian Bunn. Charlie Kling. Jeff Fearn. Standing: Coach Melton. Kurt Montgomery. Eric Spahr. Doug Hase. Jeff Kross. Mark Suonpaa. Jerry Shadoan. Pat Przyborowski, Scott Horvath. Brian Kretzer. Rod McDaniel. 4 — A shot on goal by Bart Nye. 5 — Tom Jones out-maneuvers an Oakwood defender. 6 — Jeff Kross intently watches another Pirate victory. 7 — Coach Leahy points out weak spots in other team’s strategy. 8 — Doug Hase intercepts the ball from the opposition. 9 — The guys play keep away demonstrating ball handling skills. 10 — One on one with Wayne Horvath. 11 — Dave Sweeney regains and maintains control of the ball. 12 — Coach Wendell Melton is deservedly. Coach of the Year. 13 — The 1982 Reserve team, from left to right, kneeling: Steve Campbell. Greg Yadloski. Dave Hutchinson. Kevin McGuire. Tom Jones. Tom Kling. Keith Welsh. Jeff Eicher. Tim Tavella. Rick Baker. Doug Schacherer. Standing: Coach Melton. Jeff Million. Joe Vest. Eric Cartwright. Rob Hufnagle. Joe Cox. Mike Rose. Cort Eiken, Tom Gossett. Kevin Kohler. Jeff Petrey. Doug Burch, and Rick Sorg. 72 • Girls’ Soccer The Lady Pirates Goat-den Year 1982 was the initial year for the girls’ soccer program at West Carrollton High School. The girls finished with a 2-10-3 record. The team defeated Fenwick and Springboro. They had a strong offensive game against Franklin and a strong defensive game against Alter on City League Night. Coach Lissa Smith comments, To say our season was a losing season would be wrong. Numerically, we lost more than we won. But these girls are responsible for the beginning of the new soccer program, and should be proud of their accomplishments.” Won 2, Lost 10, Tie 3 • 73 1 — The 1982 girls' soccer team: Row 1 — Co-Captain Nancy Feagans, Coach Lissa Smith. Co-Captain Angie Fultz. Row 2 — Courtney Man-zella, Joani Bishop. Melinda Talcott. Annette Gonzalez. Row 3 — Kelly Hull. Leslie Davis, Michelle Moore. Velvet Kokot. Janel Burnett. Tracy Holmes. Brenda Kross. Amy Olson. Stacie Kriner. Tracy Hisey. Brenda Cochran. Marietta Langlois. 2 — Coach Lissa Smith sets up the plays for the big game. 3 — Melinda takes the lead 4 — Life on the bench. 5 — Amy Olson coming in for the landing. 6 — Which way should we go? 7 — The Lady Pirates praying for power. 8 — Angie Fultz looking back as the season comes to an end. 9 — Velvet battles for the lead. 10 — Sock it to ’em Joani. 11 — A quiet moment for the team. 12 — Leslie Davis in fast play action. 13 — Ouch! Where's ET when you need him? 74 • Boys’ Basketball Roundball ’83: Is It Hoop Yet? The Pirate basketball team struggled through a difficult season during their first season in the Mid Miami League. The Pirates had only two returning let-termen, but were led by first team M.M.L. center Tom Weller, second team M.M.L. forward Chris Hollan, and Honorable Mention Rusty Melzoni. The highlights of the season were the two victories over Miamisburg, Mike Johnson's last second shot in overtime to give the Pirates a win over Bellbrook and Todd Haitz shooting in two free throws in the last four seconds of the Fairmont East game. The Varsity team ended the season with a 6-15 record and the Reserve team followed with an 8-12 record. The season ended with the awards banquet, on March 15, in which they announced the following awards: Tom Weller, Most Valuable Player; Tim Sizer, Most Improved; Chris Hollan, Outstanding Sophomore; and Todd Haitz and Jeff Dunovant, Pirate Pride Award. Won 6, Lost 13 • 75 1 — The 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Team: Kneeling: Jeff Michael, co-captain Todd Haitz, co-captain Tom Weller. Mike Johnson. Jeff Dun-ovant. Standing: Rusty Melzoni, Chris Hollan. Tim Sizer. Tom Mann. Jerry Shadoan. John Banks. 2 — Weller shoots in traffic. 3 — Coach Turvene discusses the team strategy before the game. 4 — Gary Burks drives for two. 5 — Haitz looks to dish off. 6 — 3-2-1 ... BLAST OFF! 7 — Jeff Michael shoots over the opponent. 8 — Hollan looks for the gap. 9 — Banks lets it fly! 10 — Mike Johnson, up for two. 11 — Coach Chmielewski holds a consultation to try and save the game. 12 — The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Coach Chmielewski. Tim Chansler. Don Bell. Joe Phillips. Cort Eiken. Jeff Kemper. Rod James. Gary Burks. Kevin McGuire. 76 • Girls’ Basketball On The Rebound The Lady Pirates basketball team ended their 1982-83 season with a league record of 1-13 and an overall record of 1-20. The girls were certainly always “on the rebound”, winning only one game. The varsity, consisting of mostly sophomores, should have some good experience for the years to come. The season was interrupted when Coach Laycox gave birth to her first baby. This proves that the season didn’t only contain bouncing balls, but also bouncing babies. This year's MVP was Teresa Kirby and Angie Fultz was the Scholar Athlete. Sophomore Christy Dues received MML Honorable Mention. Won 1, Lost 20 • 77 1 — The 1982-83 Varsity — Row 1: Mgr Melissa Young, Teresa Kirby. Angie Fultz. Mel McCul-ly. Mgr. Karen Kniesly. Row 2: Coach T. Hessert. Cathy Weber. Tracy Holmes. Christy Dues. Marietta Langlois. Sonya Barrett. Coach R. Laycox. 2 — I had it first!” 3 — Brenda K. shoots for two. 4 — Angie F. makes an attack on the Falcon defense. 5 — Some half-time advice from Coach Laycox. 6 — Kelly H. lays-up for the score. 7 — Get out of my way! 8 — Mel M. looks skyward for guidance 9 — Denise M. drives past her opponent. 10 — Don’t worry Teresa, it won’t bite you. 11 — Coach Hessert gives her team some last minute instructions. 12 — The 1982-83 Reserve — Row 1: Mgr. Melissa Young. Kim Kilroy. Rhonda Brewer. Sharon Schindler. Kelly Hull. Mgr. Carol Condron. Row 2: Coach T. Hessert. Kim Perkins. Brenda Kross. Rhonda Collins. Angie Hall. Karyl Davidson. '82 83 Basketball: On the Rebound” 78 • Wrestling Big Mat Attack! The end has finally come and the Pirate wrestlers reminisce over a very extraordinary season. One of the major highlights was their transition into the Mid-Miami League Conference and the securing of the championship title. Another was Mike McManus's third place ranking in his weight class at District tournaments which led to his trip to State. The Pirate wrestlers had two goals which they aimed for throughout the season. The first goal was to win the league title and the second was to place 5th or higher in all tournaments in which they participated. The Pirates surpassed those goals and with the hard work of the Coaches Henderson and Poock they also placed first in the All-Area Wrestling Coaches Poll. The wrestlers of the ’82-’83 season have brought not only a championship title to West Carrollton, but a new sense of Pirate Pride. Won 5, Lost 2 • 79 1 — Mike McManus pins to win. 2 — Chalk one up for the Pirate wrestlers. 3 — Rob Roark grapples for position. 4 — They can’t believe their eyes. 5 — Randy prepares to win. 6 — Seth’s all over his opponent. 7 — The Pirate bench boosters. 8 — ‘‘It's all a ‘‘mat’’ter of style. 9 — The 1982-83 Pirate grapplers: Row 1: Mike McManus, Eddie Caudill. Seth Morton. Kent Beardsley. Todd Riley. Brian Tyler. Rob Roark. Whick Turner. Row 2: Coach Henderson. Randy Ross. Allen Beck. Chris Marcell. Mike Rowe. Matt Garlitz. Kenny Gier. Mike Prince. Coach Poock. Row 3: Scott Lucas. Mike Webb. Brian Smith. Eric Crawford. Matt Parks. Phil Delph. Mike Ciarlariello. Jeff Million. Row 4: Kyle Beardsley. Randy Wood. Brad Van Scyoc. Fred Harris. Mark Parr. Jeff Petrey. Jerry Alcorn. 10 — Another victory for Todd Riley, part of the impervious Carrollton core of matmen. 80 • Volleyball The Year Of The “Volley ” The Volley Girls enjoyed a very successful season this year, accomplishing a record of 18 wins and 4 losses. Some of the highlights of the season included defeating last year’s Class A State Champions, Middletown Fenwick, and Coach Pack receiving the 100th victory of her career. One of the disappointing moments came late in the season as the Lady Pirates fell to defeat against the Carroll Patriots in the District tournament. Seniors who participated this year were Leslie Bauer, Miho Uchida, and Co-captains Jenny Davis and Kris Glass. With this being the Pirates first year in the MML, Kris Glass and Diana Marciniak were selected to the MML All-Conference Team. Julie Mays received 2nd team honors, and Jenny Davis received Honorable Mention. Won 18, Lost 4 • 81 I — The 1982 volleyball team: Row 1 — Kathy Palcic. Amy VanDenEinde, Jenny Davis. Kris Glass. Diana Marciniak, Julie Mays. Row 2 — Coach Carol Pack. Leslie Bauer. Shannon McMi-chael. Denise Morgan. Teri Barhorst. Sharon Schindler, Michele Rado. Virginia Lane. Laura Masters. Miho Uchida. Dena Leis. 2 — Diana Marciniak spikes her way to another Pirate victory. 3 — “Come on Dena. dive for that volleyball! 4 — Junior Kathy Palcic in motion. 5 — Sharon Schindler “setting up the perfect play. 6 — Julie Mays gives it the light touch. 7 — Keep your eye on that ball. Teri! 8 — Please Lord, let me get through this game. 9 — Reserve Coach Jim Meyer telling it like it is. 10 — Co-captain Jenny Davis and her golden serve. II — Nice bump Shannon! 12 — Co-captain Kris Glass struts through the lineup. 82 • Baseball Rounding Third, Heading For Home The 1983 baseball team had a cold season. Many games were cancelled because of the rain, but the mighty Pirates pulled through with the varsity record of 10-12, and the reserve, 13-6. The reserve highlight of the season was scoring nine runs in the last inning to gain a win against Monroe, 11-10. Doug Talmage received MVP for the reserves. The varsity highlight was beating Miamisburg, 9-8. Mike Johnson received MVP, Todd Marsh was awarded MIP, and Jim Worden was named Scholar Athlete. The one thing that both coaches agreed upon was that although the season ended in the losing column for the varsity, “they had fun and worked well together.” Won 10, Lost 12 • 83 1 — Coach Swihart checks it out. 2 — The team huddles in conference on the mound. 3 — Mike makes a great play. 4 — Dana wants his turn on the field. 5 — The team huddles together to keep warm. 6 — Hey Mom. we need more Calgon. 7 — Reserve team from left to right. Row 1: Matt Garlitz. Steve Satterthwaite. Doug Talmage, Jeff Sweeney. Joey Ketring. Chris Kelley. Mr. Swihart. Row 2: Chris Ryan. Scott Lucas. Rob Harville, Tim Caldwell. Chris Hollan. Brian Boggs. Jeff McSherry. 8 — John and Scott discuss strategy. 9 — Jamie’s ready and waiting. 10 — Keith concentrates on his next move. 11 — Portrait of a Coach . 12 — Doug shows his stuff. 13 — Chris gives his all. 14 — “Look who's on the pitcher’s mound? 15 — Varsity team from left to right, First row: Mike Johnson. Keith Snyder. Todd Marsh. Scott Carmack. Dana Owens. Second row: Jeff Pyburn. Doug Adkins. Mitch Parks. Tony Ballard. John Banks. Dennis Hatcher. Third row: Steve Spencer. Jamie Kaltenback. Mark Reigelsperger. Dave Sercu. Jim Worden. Mr. Schoenberger. Just A Swingin’ The 1983 girls' softball team was very young with only two returning letter winners and five other players with any experience; however, their inexperience did not hold them back. The team started out well at the beginning of the season until an unusual number of in- juries took their toll. They finished sixth in the league. The MVP Offense was Mel McCully. The MVP Defense was Denise Morgan. The Scholar Athlete was Jenny Davis. The Pirate junior varsity ended its season with a 3-5 record. 84 • Girls’ Softball Won 8, Lost 10 • 85 1 — Top Row: C. Post, D. Leis. P. Hochwalt. K. Alexander, J. Houck. B. Augustsson. S. Brown. K. Palcic. P. Benson. Middle Row: Coach Reed, C. Thompson. S. Schindler. M. Uchida, M. McCully. J. Davis. M. Link. M. Supinger. Coach Hessert. Bottom Row: M. Barnes, K. Perkins. D. Gregory. T. Holmes. D. Morgan. K. Krohe. T. Barhorst. L. Webb. 2 — Sharon awaits the pitch. 3 — Coach Reed gives Jenny some pointers. 4 — Watch this. I’m going to steal second. 5 — Tracy is ready for a play. 6 — The team gets psyched. 7 — Coach Reed warms the ball. 8 — Coach Hessert gets in some last minute advice. 9 — Teri reaches for home plate. 10 — Let me at them. 11 — Sheryl digs the ball. 12 — Denise pitches strikes. 13 — Mel is ready and waiting. 14 — Strike them out Lisa! 86 • Boys’ Tennis What’s Their Racquet? The West Carrollton tennis team enjoyed a fairly successful showing in the Mid-Miami League. The Pirates finished with a 6-8 record in the league and an overall record of 8-12. The squad had only three seniors and lost one (Brian Bunn) midway through the season due to an ankle injury. The other two, Dean Polk and Bobby Grant, enjoyed a 10-1 league record and a trip to the quarter-finals in the sectional tournament. Junior Jeff Eicher filled in the singles slot after the injury to Bunn. Rick Baker and Steve Campbell held their own in the other singles slot while Mike Rose and Ron Montgomery battled at doubles most of the year. Mark Stapleton and Matt Brenner rounded out the Pirates tennis team. Coach Paul Riddle should have a strong, contending, returning team for next season. Won 8, Lost 12 • 87 1 — Row 1: Matt Brenner, Rick Baker, Jeff Eicher, Steve Campbell. Tom Matthews. Row 2: Brian Bunn. Bobby Grant. Ronny Montgomery. Mike Rose, Dean Polk, Mark Stapleton. 2 — Bobby prepares to smash a forehand. 3 — Ronny goes down for a low shot. 4 — Steve shows his net playing ability. 5 — Rick sets up for an overhand. 6 — Backhand form of Jeff Eicher. 7 — Brian’s own two hand backhand does the trick. 8 — Mike keeps his eye on the ball. 9 — Coach Paul Riddle gives the pointers to his players. 10 — Mark blasts an overhead from the base line. 88 • Girls’ Tennis Lost In Love It’s not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. This is the motto of the Lady Pirate tennis team. They went through a rebuilding season this year with a disappointing 0-18 record. The Lady Pirates were a young team with only two seniors, Mel McCul- ly and Debbie Burton. They were voted Most Valuable and Most Improved Players. The future for the girls’ tennis team should look brighter with the underclassmen returning next year. The rookie coach for the Pirates this year was Barb Gardecki. 1 — The 1982 girls' tennis team: standing — Mel McCully. Jenny Collins. Lisa Krohe. l isa Poske. Debbie Burton; kneeling Michele Link. LeAnn Foust. Karen Pfeiffer. Gina Bailey 2 — Mel McCully strains to return a volley 3 Coach Gardecki observes her team in action 4 — Jenny Collins swats at a bee. 5 — Michele Link works on her stroke 6 — LeAnn Foust unleashes her serve. 7 — Michele Link winds up for the serve. 8 — Debbie Burton is in top form. 9 — A picture of grace and form on the tennis court. Lisa Poske warms up for the start of the match. 10 — Mel McCully expresses herself as she marvels at her return. 90 • Boys’ Track On The Right Track For the first time in many years, the West Carrollton Senior High School Pirate boys’ track team was “on the right track. The team went undefeated in duel meets, beating both Middletown Fenwick and Tecumseh. The highlight of the season was an impressive second place finish in the Lebanon Relays. The team concluded with a disappointing seventh at the league meet, but overall had a positive attitude about a positive year. Outstanding performances were turned in by Steffon Young, winning the league in long jump, and Dave Jensen, making the finals in the Sectionals meet. The following athletes received additional awards: Steffon Young, Most Valuable; Dave Jensen, Scholar Athlete. The team brought about a winning tradition. — Brent releases discus at the Bogan Relays. 5 — Curt winds up. 6 — Lambert goes airborne. 7 — Doug Nancy show track is more than running 8 — Steffon shows winning form. 9 — Dave painfully sprints for the finish. 10 — Ciarlariello strides for victory. 11 — Where’s the fire? 12 — Whitman clears with room to spare. 13 — Fine’s on the move. 14 — Waiting. . — Row 1: M. Powell, C. Fine. P. Lane. S. Mott. G. Sutton. D. Burch. E. Cartwright. J. Bodish. J. Million. Row 2: G. Lu. F. Harris. R. Whitman. D. Lambert. R. Ell-ingson, R. Sorg. D. Montgomery. D. Jensen. S. Young. J. Crumbley. C. Kokot. S. Westendorf. Row 3: Coach Houck. R. Campbell. E. Tinnerman. J. Michael. M Suonpaa. B. Gonzalez. C. Jackowski. B. Brodbeck. R. West. 2 — Fred hands Jeff the next leg. 3 — Doug eyes the finish. 4 92 • Girls’ Track We’re Back On Our Feet Again The 1982-83 girls' track team was coached by Miss Nancy Christiansen. They had a fairly successful season, but the rainy weather made it difficult to carry on a regular schedule. This year's track team had many newcomers with a few returning juniors and seniors. The captains were Rebecca Christman and Angie Fultz. Because of the outstanding number of underclassmen, the girls are looking forward to the seasons ahead. It looks like they’re definitely back on their feet again. MML — 3rd Place • 93 The 1982-83 Girls’ Track Team: Row 1: Laura Hardacre. Courtenay Manzella, Janel Burnett. Karen Coggins. Tonja Harville. Cindy Barhorst. Leslie Davis, Michele Fine. Diana Marciniak. Velvet Kokot. Row 2: Catherine Weber. Marian Goepferich. Jenny Hall, Captain — Rebecca Christman. Captain — Angie Fultz. Miss Christiansen. Nancy Feagans. Amy Johnston. Marlene Fine. Brenda Kross. Tracy Crabill. 2 — Charlene Bothe runs like the wind. 3 — Tonja Harville gets a running start. 4 — Angie Fultz leaps through the air. 5 — Brenda Kross lets one loose. 6 — Terri Campbell shows us her form. 7 — Bowling Green look out. 8 — Agony in defeat or just boredom. 9 — On your mark-get set-go. 10 — Rebecca Christman gives it her all. 11 — One small step for Kim — one giant leap for West Carrollton. 12 — Michele Fine in action. 13 — Time out to put the girls on the right track. 94 • Cross Country A Band On The Run This year, more than ever, the Pirate Cross Country team is “On The Run. The course was lengthened to 3.1 miles from 2.5 miles in previous years. The ’82 season was a year for records. Dave Jensen and Todd Riley battled for the record of best time all season. Together, they broke the record 6 times with Dave taking it at the end of the season. The Awards Banquet end- ed the season and the following awards were distributed: Most Improved, Jeff Crumbley; Scholar Athlete, Dave Jensen; Most Valuable, Todd Riley; and a special thanks to Lisa Asher and Julie Parke for being stats for the past three years. At year’s end, the band on the run finished sixth in the MML. MML — 6th Place • 95 1 — Bottom row — Troy Harrison. Greg Neal, Darren Montgomery. Steve Mott. Pat “Junior” Lane. Bill Gonzalez. Judy Gau. Top row — Coach Houck. David Howard. Tom Mann. Jeff Crumbley. Carey Kokot. Dave Jensen. Todd Riley. Coach Kelly 2 — Steve's determined to come out ahead. 3 — You can make it Judy! 4 — What’s the score Mr. Houck? 5 — Carey Kokot stretches out. 6 — David Howard in pain. 7 — Darren and Jeff battle it out. 8 — Tom strides to finish. 9 — Pat Lane has confidence. 10 — Are we almost there? 11 — Todd goes for the record again. 12 — The crowd watches as Darren does his thing. 13 — And they're off! 14 — Which way do I go now? 96 • Golf Just Puttin’ Around We were small in number, but we had a lot of fun,” said Coach Ferriell. The 1982 golf season ended after six weeks with a 1-16-0 record for the season. but tied for seventh place in the league with a 1-13-0 record. After golfing everyday except for Fridays, one team member was heard to say that he felt like he was drivin' his life away. The team was young with three sophomores, Tony Denny, Matt Brenner and Mark Stapleton; one junior, Brian Kat-zenmaier; and only two seniors, Todd Marsh and Jim Jordan. Won 1, Lost 16 • 97 1 — It’s nerve-racking for Mark Stapleton. Matt Brenner. Wayne Niles, and Coach Ferried. 2 — Don’t get up-tight Mark, it’s only a game. 3 — Mark Stapleton sizing up the competition. 4 — Brian Katzenmaier lining up for the shot. 5 — Concentration” is the key word for number one scorer, sophomore Tony Denny. 6 — Todd Marsh swinging into action. 7 — A steady hand, for a short putt. 8 — Coach. I think I hurt my back! 9 — Ready, aim. put! 10 — It’s a hole in five? 10' 100 • Capricorn Aquarius Capricorn are disciplined, possessive, efficient, precise, witty, determined, and shrewd. Capricorn on the faculty are: 1 — Mike Bock — Math, Computer Science; Dick Fowler — Math; David Taylor — Science; Murl Huffman — Social Studies. Aquarius are idealistic, intellectual, fanatic, and humorless. Aquarius on the faculty are: 1 — Linda Kelly — C.O.E.; Dorothy Bickley — Libra — Roxanna Laycox — Phys. Ed.; 4 — Steve Graban — Driver's Ed.; 5 — Mike Frisby — Guidance. Pisces • 101 Pisces are gentle, contemplative, vague, easily led, oversensitive, mystical, and meditative. Pisces on the faculty are: 2 — Charlie Schoenberger — Math; Rita Blackburn — Sec.; Stan Aultz — French; Vicki Hilliard — Math, Science; Frances Williams — English; Nancy Christiansen — Social Studies; Ken McCollum — English. 7 — Doris Sanner — Nurse; 9 — John Cloughessy — Ind. Arts. ,v - 102 • Aries Aries are restless, energetic, hot-tempered, impulsive, creative, direct, forceful, optimistic, impetuous, and challenging. Aries on the faculty are: 1 — Paul Riddle — Guidance; Gail Young — Home Ec.; Pam Cox — Aide; Norma Law — English; Lynne Howell — Home Ec.; Dianne Skelly — English; David Glancy — Social Studies. 3 — Julie Erickson — Spanish; 4 — Dave Grable — Band; 5 — Jim Tur-vene — Phys. Ed. Taurus Gemini • 103 Taurus are graceful, entertaining, stubborn, successful, reliable, appreciative, honest, hardworking, and sensitive. Taurus on the faculty are: 2 — Tom Henderson — Social Studies; Shirley Palmer — Library; Larry Campbell — Speech. 9 — Don Ousley — Guidance. Gemini are versatile, impatient, friendly, imaginative, charming, diplomatic, unscrupulous, eager, and tactful. Gemini on the faculty are: 2 — Cathy Ciocci — English; Brad Foland — German; James Lane — Science; Wendell Melton — Learning. Disabilities; Paula Baker_— Home Ec., MicTfSUe Krabacher — Spanish. _____________________ 104 • Cancer Cancer are protective, domestic, happy, emotional, motherly, kind, careful with their money, sincere, faithful, bossy, reliable, and sensitive. Cancer on the faculty are: 1 — George O’Kresik — O.W.E.; Michael Bultman — Math; Marlene Hamm — Math; Don Gier — Ind. Arts. 3 — Floyd Lowman — Choral Director; 4 — Norma Blackburn — Sec.; 5 — Jim Bashore — Science. Leo • 105 Leo are strong, friendly, confident, enthusiastic, creative, practical, and responsible. Leo on the faculty are: 2 Mary Wackerman — Sec.; Jo Powell — O.W.E.; Phil Hubbard Social Studies; Allen McCroskey — Ind. Arts. 7 — Bob Brigati — O.W.E.; 8 — Frank Maus Asst. Principal. 106 • Virgo ness; Robert Hail — Ind. Arts; Jane Winterbotham — Special Ed. 3 — Michael Gallahue — Band Director. Libra Scorpio • 107 108 • Sagittarius Sagittarius are explorers, outdoors-men, public servants, enthusiastic, pioneering, happy-go-lucky, restless, and cheerful. Sagittarius on the faculty are: 1 — Matt Smith — Science: NeH Rai ley — Art; Ken Moore — Asst. Principal. Pond — Principal; 4 — N — Business; 5 — Brent Wilsor chestra. 1 Central Administration • 109 2 — Sitting — Mr. Dickinson Guiler — Asst. Superintendent; Dr. Vance Ramage — Superintendent. Standing — Dr. Ma-delyn Jarvis — Asst. Superintendent; Mr. Richard Mumma — Business Manager; Mr. Sam Black — Treasurer; Mr. Jack McNabb — Administrative Asst. • 110 • Board Of Education 6 Cooks Custodians • 111 2 — Sitting — Pat Gebhart, Nancy Luzius. Susan Marciniak. Standing — Virginia Cross, Donna Bragg, Violet Pressley, Jewell Key, Mary Ena Neeley, Calvin Hensley. 4 — Herb Wysong; 5 — Danna Dorsey. K' _ MORES 1 ,-tt- Tim Przyborowski; President 2 — Chris .Kelley;. Vice-President ,9 — Denise Morgan;_ Treasurer ■ 4 —; .Rhonda- Coinns; Secretary ■£ : —. CorJ JEiken. Senator - 7- — Tracy Holmes: Senator 8 — Kim Kilroy; Senator 114 • Sophomores Servant Day Rookies Mike Allen Mike Anderegg John Ankeney Diane Baer Gina Bailey Alicia Baker Tina Ballinger Ron Barber Teri Barhorst Missy Barnes Barbara Barr Allen Beck Steve Berger Missy Berry Lori Bilger Mandy Black Angie Blommel Mindy Bloom Mindy Bocko Lori Bodish Harry Bond Tim Bond Donna Boone Janice Bowden Angie Bowman Kevin Bragg Matt Brenner Clarissa Brewer Jimmy Brinegar Anna Brown Brigette Brown Lisa Brown Mike Brown Rick Brown David Bundy Michele Bundy Gary Burks Janel Burnett Tim Caldwell Randy Campbell Class Of ’85 • 115 New Kid On The Block 0 f1 A Cr V' I Steve Campbell Terri Campbell Ann Cartwright Eric Cartwright Becky Caton Cecil Chaffins Tim Chansler Duong Chanthet Kara Cheatwood Becky Clarke Lynette Clarke Denise Coates Larry Cobb Brenda Cochran Jenny Collins Rhonda Collins Mayra Conde Tammy Corbin John Cotterman Duane Covill Joe Cox Tracy Crabill Sherri Creager Tonya Crider Lisa Cummings Tony Curtis Joey Daniels Karyl Davidson Leslie Davis Lori Denman Tony Denny Holly Dexter Deanna Dix Amanda Dodd Amy Donegan Stephanie Donisi Christy Dues Steve Dungan Cort Eiken Rob Ellmgson 116 • Sophomores Class Rings Linda Elmore Jon Emmel David Engle Mike Evans Rusty Evers Keith Ferguson Suzette Fetveit Angie Fields Marlene Fine Michele Fine Christine Floyd Carlene Fugett Matt Garlitz Jeff Garrison Kenny Gier Karla Gilman Tim Girdner Mark Glover Beth Godsey Tom Gossett Dee Dee Gregory Keli Gregory Michele Grow Nicole Guenther Kris Hacker Jack Hagwood Caroline Haihle Liz Hale Angie Hall Elizabeth Hall Jenny Hall Darren Hamblin Dawn Harbin Laura Hardacre Mary Harp Gretta Harper Fred Harris Hope Harris Rob Harville Tonja Harville Class Of ’85 • 117 Required Classes Mike Hatcher Amy Haught Diana Henschen Kenny Hey Tracy Hisey Chris Hollan David Holland Tracy Holmes Jenny Holtvoigt Wayne Horvath Missy Howard Scott Howe Sherry Huft Kelly Hull Jimmy Hurt David Hutchison Marty Isaac Roy Isaac Karen Isbel Rodney James Jamie Jenks Chris Johnson Jennifer Johnson Amy Johnston Chris Kelley Frank Kendrick Phil Kendrick Lisa Kerns Kim Kilroy Mike Kincaid Jimmy Kitson Tom Kling Bobby Knedler Kevin Kohler Velvet Kokot Tonya Konz Stacie Kriner Lisa Krohe Brenda Kross Chris Kuhn 118 • Sophomores Driver’s License Vickie Laird Dave Lambert Marietta Langlois Chris Lauer Dave Leary Mike Legate Moira Levant Dave Lewis Tim Lewis Joe Liechty Michelle Link Kathy Logan Steve Love George Lu Gina Lucas Scott Lucas Greg Luebbe Laura Luepke Tom Mann Chris Marcell Diane Marcum Chris Marin Denise Marsh Jackie Martin Rob Martin John May Patrick McClelland Mike McClure Ken McCoy Kevin McGuire Tracy Mclntire Leila McKinley Shonyi Merch Bill Mescher David Minch Paul Mobley Curtis Montgomery Darin Moore Michelle Moore Sondra Moore Class Of ’85 • 119 Infatuations Insecurity Denise Morgan Joann Morgan Dale Morris Michelle Morris Dawn Mullins Jill Myers Dianna Newport Jill Nichols Wayne Niles Tracy Niswonger Theresa Norris Angie Ogan Amy Olson Dave Oney Becky Overholser Lori Panstingel Todd Panstingel Jennifer Parks Matt Parks Mark Parr David Patton Penny Payne Lisa Pennington Larry Percifull Kim Perkins Jeff Petry Tracy Phillabaum James Pickett Lori Poindexter Cindie Poteet Mike Powell Mike Prince Tim Przyborowski Sue Purnell Kathy Quillen Teresa Raby Julia Rachford Kim Reigelsperger Tonia Reumann Rachael Richter 120 • Sophomores 19 Credits To Graduate Tom Ridgeway Chris Rishforth Jim Roberts Robin Robillard Bobbie Robinett Matt Rose Randy Ross Jill Rutan Chris Ryan Rob Saylor Doug Schacherer Sharon Schindler Tonya Schoonmaker Connie Schultz Cherie Scott Arthur Seabolt Tricia Sexton George Shaw Lisa Shields Sherry Shirk Donna Shumard Steve Sibert Bob Sizemore Tammy Sizemore Jeff Sizer Tim Sizer Beverly Smith Chris Smith Rick Sorg Junior Sorrell Dwayne Sprowl Jeff Stansell Mark Stapleton Greg Sutton Shawn Swango Jackie Sweeney Jeff Sweeney Mike Taliaferro Tim Tavella Lori Taylor Class Of ’85 • 121 Car Dates Nate Taylor Steve Taylor Cathy Terry Tim Thacker Eric Tinnerman Mark Towle Xuan Lan Tran Debbie Trent Rick Turner Brad Van Scyoc Angie Vaughn Joe Vest Karen Walker Ronda Walters Lynne Ward Mark Watson Lisa Webb Mike Webb Cathy Weber Kathy Welch Gena Wells Mindy West Rod West Scott Westendorf Jan White Sherry Whittamore Ty Wickline Carol Wiley Brian Williams Steve Wittman Randy Wood David Woodard Julie Wyatt Richard Wyatt Bob Wysong Mark Caupp Julie Conner Shelly Crider Eric Hanes Cheri Moore :,-.r ; ■ ' . se.l MV; ' r A’ • V, Becky Augustsson;, Secretary 5 t. Stev£ Mott; Senator - 6 -4- Joyce Brarhlish: ‘Senator-T — Karen Coggins; Senator 8 — Rick Baker; Senator ■ „ tV J‘Vf?f 5 r y. £ Vi- 124 • Juniors Caught In The Middle Craig Albery Kim Alexander Denise Amsler Tammy Anderson Beth Ankney Randy Audia Becky Augustsson Rick Baker Gina Balonier John Banks Cindy Barhorst Bonnie Barnett Sonja Barrett April Benson Brett Bentley Lisa Berry Joani Bishop Jim Bodish Brian Boggs Debbie Boomershine Charlene Bothe Jeanette Boulis Chris Bowman Lisa Bowman Joyce Bramlish Rhonda Brewer Terry Brixey Mark Brooks Sheryl Brown Gary Buckles Doug Burch Dean Burkhardt David Calondis Jenny Calvert Beth Campbell John Campbell Susan Campbell Tim Carlisle Lynn Carmack Colene Carpenter Class Of ’84 • 125 Tomorrow’s Seniors Craig Carpenter Kevin Chandler Doug Charlton Mike Ciarlariello Tim Clark Karen Coggins Gary Cooper Troy Cooper Debbie Corbin Jim Cotterman Robin Cox Susie Cox Shelli Coyle Ray Crawford Lisa Cunningham Gina Daniels Cynthia Davis Kim Dee I Phil Delph Sandra Dennis Beth Deskins Kim Dillow David Doles Angi Ebbers Debbie Edgington Mark Edwards Jeff Eicher Charlotte Evers Lori Farnsworth Tammy Fatkin Laura Faulkner Nancy Feagans Jeff Fearn Chris Fine Don Fischer Lee Ann Foust Marcia Fox Ron Frederick Janet Friedmann Keith Frigeri 126 • Juniors First Prom Anne Fugate Kim Galbraith Darold Gantner Janie Geiger Thad Gibson Tondra Gilen Kim Goforth Annette Gonzalez Cindy Graeber Kurt Gustafson Karen Hall Susan Hamilton Melissa Hammock Kathy Harkleroad Larry Harmon Chelle Harris Dennis Hatcher Mike Hathaway Tim Hecker Jim Hilt Paula Hochwalt Glenna Holbrook Tracy Hollmann Michelle Hoskins Jackie Houck Paul Houseman David Howard Rob Hufnagle Cindy Hughes Dane Huneke Dee Dee Hutchins Dung Huynh Kurt Jackowski Teresa Jacobs Kandy Jarvis Mike Johnson Michelle Jones Tom Jones Darrell Jordan Dawn Juillerat Class Of ’84 • 127 Freedoms Alternatives Charlie Kling Brian Kretzer Pat Lane Virginia Lane Dena Leis Lisa Leiwig Wai Leung Chris Lieurance Scott Lowe Lora Lyons Kathy Mahorney Courtenay Manzella Dan Marciniak Diana Marciniak Laura Masters Missy McCullough Rod McDaniel Sam McKendree Shannon McMichael Jeff McSherry Rusty Melzoni Jeff Michael Diana Middleton Robin Miko Jeff Million Darren Montgomery Ronny Montgomery Ollie Morgan Chuck Morris Steve Mott Greg Neal Pam Neal Tori Jump Jamie Kaltenbach Cathy Karlson Jeff Kastle Jeff Kemper Joey Ketring Bobbi Keyes Rod Kidder 128 • Juniors Part-time Jobs Patty Nelson Kathy Palcic Keith Parks Mitch Parks Laurie Parsons Rick Patterson Lynn Peck David Peterson Beth Petrokas Karen Pfeiffer Joe Phillips Marisa Phillips LeAnn Pilcher Belinda Poffenberger Shelly Price Pat Przyborowski Debbie Pugh Jeff Pyburn Cesar Quintero Michelle Rado Mark Reigelsperger Tina Ripley Susan Roberts Kandy Rohrback Mike Rose Arlene Salley Darlene Salley Steve Satterthwaite Kim Sexton Jerry Shadoan Lori Shadowens Sherry Simpson Adriane Smith Angie Smith Doreen Snead Eryck Sommers Brenda Sparks Cindy Speck Kate Stafford Chuck Stratton Class Of 84 • 129 Letter Jackets Melissa Supinger Scott Szeman Teri Tag Melinda Talcott Doug Talmage Debbie Taulbee Sissy Taylor Tami Terrell Tony Thacker Connie Thompson Michelle Thompson Tonya Thompson Deana Turner Shellie Turner Mike Vance Mary Walker Jennie Welch Tom Weller Keith Welsh Dawn Wendling Tyra Whisman Becky White Chris White Doug White Kathy Whittington Kathy Williams Don Wolf Diane Wood Stacie Wood Duane Woods Billy Wright WC PIRATES 130 • Juniors 17 Credits To Graduate Kevin Wyatt Marsha Young Melissa Young Class Of ’84 • 131 Waiting Anticipating mmm}- 134 • People’s Choice Female Back row: Carrie Geiger (Quietest); Jamie Cook (Most Talkative); Angela Martin (Most Studious); Christy Bockoven (Person Behind the Scene, Most Creative); Jane Wilson (Most Rowdy, Most Outgoing, Best New-Wave); Mrs. Law (Favorite Teacher); Becky Collins (Best Comedian); Becky Clark (Most Likely to Succeed, Cutest Couple); Karen Scheffler (Best Leader, Teacher’s Pet, Most Dependable, Most Ambitious, Most Informed); Angie Fultz (Best Athlete); Rhonda Labatzky (Biggest Flirt, Most Talented, Most Sarcastic). Front row: Rae Jean Hollingsworth (Biggest Gossip); Mel McCully (Biggest Appetite, Biggest Ham); Dana Koopman (Most Appealing Smile, Most Expressive Eyes); Kelly Kash (Most Adorable Dimples); Nancy Napier (Best Personality) Melinda Cheatwood (Most Sophisticated): Jenny Davis (Most Unpredictable). Not pictured: Terri Rightmyer (Most School Spirit); Lori Thomas (Worst Driver); Kris Storms (Most Contagious Laugh, Everybody’s Buddy). Most Outstanding Senior Girl • 135 Becky Clark Becky was tremendously active throughout her high school years. She was Vice-President of her class both her sophomore and senior year and Senator her junior year. Varsity Club. Ski Club, Spanish Club, and Freewheelers were a few organizations to which she belonged. Becky participated in Carrolltones her sophomore and junior years. She was elected Captain her junior year. Her senior year she made varsity cheerleading. She was a member of the Piratan Staff for two years; Faculty Activities Editor in the 11th grade and Section Editor in the 12th grade. She was chosen as 4th Attendant in the 1983 Homecoming Court. Becky was also outstanding academically, ranking ninth in her class. This year's Most Outstanding Senior Girl is Becky Clark. 136 • People’s Choice Male Back Row: Mr. Glancy (Favorite Teacher); Todd Riley (Most Likely To Succeed, Most Studious, Most Dependable, Most Ambitious); Brian Tyler (Biggest Appetite); Todd Haitz (Most Adorable Dimples); Dave Sercu (Most Appealing Smile, Most Expressive Eyes); Bobby Grant (Teacher’s Pet, Best Comedian); Scott Carmack (Best Athlete); Dana Owens (Cutest Couple). Front Row: Dave Greason (Most Talkative, Most Sarcastic, Person Behind the Scenes); Seth Morton (Everybody’s Buddy); John Wysong (Worst Driver); Bart Nye (Most School Spirit, Most Outgoing, Biggest Ham, Biggest Flirt, Best Personality, Best New-Wave, Most Unpredictable): Steffon Young (Best Leader, Most Contagious Laugh). Not pictured: Jeff Poske (Most Rowdy; Kevin Novesl (Most Talented); Neil Fowler (Most Creative); Jeff Payne (Biggest Gossip, Most Talkative); Steve Orr (Most Sophisticated, Most Informed); Ron Thacker (Quietest). Most Outstanding Senior Boy • 137 Todd Riley was very involved throughout all three years at West Carrollton Senior High. He was a member of Varsity Club and Freewheelers his senior year. He was in Cross Country and Wrestling all three years and was Captain of both his senior year. In Cross Country, he was named Most Valuable Runner both his junior and senior year, and in Wrestling, he worked his way to the title of MML Champ. Because he was so active in sports. Todd received the Best Athlete Award at Honors Assembly. He not only excelled in athletics. but also excelled in academics. He was in ERA all six years. He was inducted into NHS as a junior and was elected Treasurer of NHS his senior year. With a grade point average of 3.9000. Todd ranked fifth in his class. His plans are to attend college at Wright State University. The Most Outstanding Senior Boy for 1983 is Todd Riley. Todd Riley 138 • Exchange Students Mandy Kay Mandy Kay, all all-Australian girl, came to us from Tasmania, Australia. Mandy lives in a town called Hobart and felt the main difference between the students of West Carrollton and the students back home is that the kids of West Carrollton seem to be more affectionate toward one another.” Mandy didn’t experience any problems adapting to the American culture. While here, Mandy attended various sporting events and was a member of NHS. By the time Mandy reads this, she will be back in her home state, which according to Mandy, is the size of West Virginia. She probably will be found on the beach, the thing she missed most about home. During her stay in the USA, Mandy lived with the family of Sue and Neal Marsh. Mark Suonpaa Mark Suonpaa was this year’s Rotary exchange student from Salo, Finland. Mark decided to become an exchange student due to his father being one about 20 years ago. Mark became very involved in school-related activities. He played goalie in soccer, played trumpet in the band, was a member of NHS and Ski Club. When Mark returns to Finland, he’ll have two more years of school remaining. After school, Mark will serve in the Army for one year as part of Finland’s universal military services. Then he plans to go to college. While here, he lived with the Tom Walther family in West Carrollton. Miho Uchida Miho Uchida was a Rotary exchange student from Fukuoka, Japan. Even though Miho had four years of English in Japan, she found that it was difficult to read, write, and speak the language due to the accent. During her stay here, her life centered around participation in girls' athletics. She said she “like” West Carrollton. After Miho graduated from West Carrollton, she returned to Japan to finish her junior and senior years. Miho’s host parents were John and Anne Moran. Commenting on her visit here, Miho said it was “fun and good experience.” Always Remembered • 139 Barry Norris “He was an ambitious person and he didn't get distracted by things that other students do,” recalls Mr. Stooksberry, instructor of aircraft mechanics. Barry Norris, a member of the Senior Class of 1983, died on December 25 due to injuries sustained in a car accident. Barry attended the Montgomery County Joint Vocational School his junior and senior years. He was enrolled in the Aircraft Mechanics program. “He had his goals set to be an aircraft mechanic by the way he always worked so hard,” said Mr. Stooksberry. Barry is remembered as a quiet person, but even though he was quiet, he was never a loner. Mark Cahall I never saw Mark without a smile on his face.” This year, that familiar smile was absent throughout the halls. Mark Cahall, a member of the Senior Class of 1983, died on August 15. In 18 years, Mark had undergone 16 major and minor surgeries. At nine-years-old, Mark received both of his kidney transplants. In his sophomore and junior years, he worked as a maintenance helper at the high school. Ever since Mark was in elementary school, Mark was in special education classes; however, he was scheduled to take all regular classes in his senior year. Mark never let his handicap get in his way ... ever. 140 • Senior Index ABBOTT, LANA Student Council 3; Carrolltones 1; PJA 3; Vice-President of Administration; Office Aide 1, 2. ADKINS, DOUG Baseball 3; Intramurals 2. 3. AHLOUIST, DEBBIE Band 1, 2. 3; Secretary 3; Carrolltones 1. 2, 3; 2nd Lieutenant 3; NHS 2, 3; Secretary 3; ERA 1. 2, 3; Speech Team 1; Powder Puff 1; Office Aide 3; Musicals 3. AUDITORE, MARIE Carrolltones 1, 2. 3; 1st Lieutenant 3: Rifle Corps 1; ERA 2; French Club 1; Ski Club 1. BAKER, MISSY ERA 1; French Club 3; Who's Who 2. BANCROFT, MICHAEL NHS 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Newsdimensions 2; Speech Team 2. 3; Secretary 2; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; Chess Club 2; Sketches 3; 3-Day Choir 1; Radio 2, 3; Musicals 3; Plays 2; Library Aide 2. 3. BARHORST, ANN Student Council 1. 2. 3; Secretary; Vice-President 2; Treasurer 1; Senator 3; Track 3; Carrolltones 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Piratan 2. 3: Editor-in-Chief 3; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; Office Aide 3. BAYNE, KEVIN JVS 2. BLAKE, TERI Carrolltones 1; Newsdimensions 2; Office Aide 1. 2. BLESSING, TIM Band 1. 2, 3; Pep Band 1. 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 3; Treasurer 3; Sketches 3; Musicals 2. 3. BOCKOVEN, CHRISTY Band Manager 2. 3; ERA 3; Piratan 2. 3; Powder Puff 1. 3; Sketches 2, 3; Office Aide 3; Musicals 3. BROCK,BRENDA Student Council 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; COE 3; Secretary; French Club 1. 2; Vice-President 2; Drama Club 1; Office Aide 3; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Who's Who 2. BRODBECK, BRENT Track 1. 2, 3; Football 1; Intramurals 2. BROWN, CHRIS Newsdimensions 3; Speech Team 1; 3-Day Choir 1; Radio 2. BUNN, BRIAN Tennis 3; Captain; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Co-Captain 3; ERA 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3; Ski Club 1. 2; Intra- murals 3; Soccer Announcer 3; Spring Soccer 1, 2; Who’s Who 2. 3. CARMACK, SCOTT Baseball 1. 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Captain 3; Intramurals 2; Homecoming Court 1, 2, 3; King 3. CASPER, DEBBIE Volleyball 1, 2; COE 3; President; Powder Puff 3; Office Aide 2. CAUDILL, EDDIE Football 1. 2. 3; Wrestling 2. 3; PJA 3. CHEATWOOD, MELINDA Field Hockey 1. 2; Soccer Stat 2, 3; NHS 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Speech Team 1. 2; President 2; Varsity Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Office Aide 3; Plays 1; Who’s Who 3. CHINN, CHERLYN Band 1. 2; Flag Corps 1. 2; COE 3; Vice-President; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Plays 1. 3. CHRISTMAN, ALISON Office Aide 2. 3; Concert Choir 3; Musicals 3. CHRISTMAN, REBECCA Track 1, 2. 3; Captain 3; Volleyball 1; Varsity Club 3. CLARK, BECKY Student Council 1. 2, 3; Vice-President 1. 3; Senator 2; Carrolltones 1. 2; Captain 2; Cheerleader 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Piratan 2. 3; Faculty Activity Editor 2; Section Editor 3; Varsity Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3; Office Aide 1; Homecoming Court 3; Freewheelers 2; Who’s Who 3. CLAUSS, TAMARA COE 3; Parliamentary; Powder Puff 3. CLAY, PAM Field Hockey 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Carrolltones 1, 2, 3; Field Commander 3; NHS 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Speech Team 1; Ski Club 1; Drama Club 1. 2; Musicals 2. 3; Plays 2, 3. COLLINS, BECKY Field Hockey 2; Pirate Mascot 3; ERA 1; PJA 2; Speech Team 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3; Drama Club 1. 2; 3-Day Choir Pianoist 1; Musicals 2; Who’s Who 2. 3; Plays 2. CONSTANTINE, BETH Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Secretary 2; Vice-President 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Plays 1. 2; Who’s Who 2. COOK, JAMIE Pirate Mascot 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Speech Team 1; Spanish Club 2. 3; Vice-President 2; President 3; Drama Club 1. 2, 3; 3-Day Choir 1; Musicals 2; Plays 1. 2; Who’s Who 3. CRONENWETT, CAROL Track 1. 3; Manager 3; Band 1. 2, 3; Librarian 3; Pep Band 1. 2. 3; Librarian 3; Orchestra 1, 2. 3; ERA 1; Varsity Club 2, 3; German Club 1; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; Drama Club 1; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Concert Choir 3; C. Few V. Exp. 1, 2; Musicals 2. 3; Library Aide 1; Clinic Aide 1. CRUMBLEY, JEFF Student Council 3; Track 2. 3; Captain 3; Cross Country 2. 3; Captain 3; Band 1. 2, 3; President 3; Pep Band 1. 2, 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; Intramurals 2. CUMMINS, TERESA Student Council 1; Band Secretary-Treasurer 3; Pep Band 3; ERA 3; 5-Day Choir 1; 3-Day Choir 2; Plays 1; Who’s Who 3. DABB, MELANIE Basketball 1; Manager; Softball 1. 2; Field Hockey 1, 2; Band 1; Varsity Club 2; Drama Club 3; Cfiess Club 2, 3; Office Aide 3. DARNER, DOUG Track 1. 2. 3; Football 2; Soccer 1; Intramurals 3. DAVIS, JENNY Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1. 2. 3; Captain 3; Volleyball 1. 2. 3; Captain 3; Soccerette 2; Boys’ Basketball Stat 2, 3; ERA 1, 3; Piratan 3: Varsity Club 1. 2, 3; Powder Puff 2. 3; Musicals 3. DAVIS, ROBIN ERA 3. DONALDSON, DAVID German Club Soccer Team 3; Intramurals 1; Sketches 1. DRAUGHN, LISA Student Council 3; Soccerette 3; ERA 2; Piratan 3; French Club 1. 2; Powder Puff 3; Drama Club 1, 2; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Concert Choir 3; Vice-President; W.C. Singers 3; C. Few V. Exp. 2. 3; President 3; Musicals 1, 2; Plays 1. 2; Who’s Who 2. DUNOVANT, JEFF Golf 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Football 2, 3; Captain 3; Varsity Club 3. EICHER, DEBBIE Volleyball 1, 2; Soccerette 1, 2, 3; Boys’ Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; PJA 3; Asst. Vice-President of Finance; Piratan 3; Varsity Club 3; German Club 1; Ski Club 1, 2; Sketches 3; Office Aide 3; 5-Day Choir 2; Freewheelers 2; Who’s Who 3. FAHRNEY, DALE Band 1. 2; Pep Band 1. 2. Class Of ’83 • 141 FINK, MELVINA Band 1. 2; Carrolltones 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Speech Team 1; Ski Club 1; Office Aide 3. FORD, TINA Student Council 3; COE 3; Speech Team 1; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; President 3; 3-Day Choir 1; Musicals 2; Plays 1, 2, 3. FULTZ, ANGIE Track 1. 2, 3; Captain 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3; Soccer 1, 3; NHS 2. 3; Vice-President 3; ERA 1. 2, 3; Newsdimensions 3; Sports Editor 3; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 3; Powder Puff 2. 3; Intramurals 3; 3-Day Choir 1; Concert Choir 3; C. Few V. Exp. 2. 3. GAU, JUDY Track 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2. 3; Co-Captain 3; Soccerette 2; Boys’ Basketball Stat 1. 2; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; French Club 1; Who’s Who 2. GEIGER, CARRIE Basketball 2; Field Hockey 1. 2; Soccerette 2. 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Piratan 3; Varsity Club 2; German Club 2; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Spring Soccer 1. GOEPFERICH, MARIAN Track 1. 2, 3; Field Hockey 1. 2; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1. 2, 3; Carrolltones 3; Flag Corps 1; NHS 2, 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Speech Team 2; Varsity Club 2; Powder Puff 1. 2, 3; 3-Day Choir 1; Concert Choir 3; W.C Singers 3; C. Few V. Exp. 2. 3; Musicals 2. 3. GONZALEZ, BILL Track 3; Captain; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Captain 3; Wrestling 2; Manager 1; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Varsity Club 1. 2. 3; Bad 83 3. GRANT, BOB Tennis 3; Soccer 1; Piratan 2. 3; Varsity Club 1, 2. 3; President 3; Ski Club 1; Musicals 3; Homecoming Court 1; Spring Soccer 1, 2; Bad '83 3. GREASON, DAVE NHS 2. 3; Tutoring Chairman 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Speech Team 1. 2; French Club 1. 2. 3; Sketches 3; Library Aide 1. 3; Who's Who 2. GREGORY, MARK Baseball 1; Football 1. 2. 3. HAITZ, TODD Baseball 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Football 1; PJA 2, 3; Vice-President of Personnel 3. HANSELMAN, KATHY Softball 1; Field Hockey 1. 2; Office Aide 1. 2, 3: Clinic Aide 1. 2. 3. HARE, TIM ERA 1. 2. HARKLEROAD, CHRIS Orchestra 1; ERA 1; Speech Team 3; Chess Club 2. 3; Captain 2. 3; Sketches 1. 2. 3: Editor 2. 3; Radio 3; Library Aide 2. 3. HASE, DOUG Soccer 1. 2, 3; Ski Club 1; Intramurals 3; Office Aide 3; Spring Soccer 1. HAWKINS, JAY Baseball 1; Football 1, 2. 3; Captain 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Office Aide 2, 3; Concert Choir 3; C. Few V. Exp. 2; Homecoming Court 2. HENDRICKSON, KATHLEEN Track 2, 3; Softball 1; Manager; Band 1, 2. 3; Orchestra 3; Flag Corps 1, 2. 3; Manager 1; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; French Club 3; Sketches 3; Office Aide 2. 3; Plays 1; Who’s Who 2, 3. HENSCHEN, PAULA Student Council 1; 3-Day Choir 1; VICA II Chaplain 2. 3 HOLLINGSWORTH, RAE JEAN Band 1; Carrolltones 1. 2, 3; Captain 3; ERA 2, 3; Piratan 3; Speech Team 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; German Club 1; Powder Puff 1. 2; Office Aide 1. 2. 3. HUBBS, JULIA Softball 2; COE 3; Powder Puff 2; Office Aide 2, 3. JENSEN, DAVE Track 2, 3; Captain 3; Cross Country 1, 2. 3; Captain 3; Band 1, 2. 3; Pep Band 1. 2; NHS 2, 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; French Club 2. 3; Powder Puff 2; Freewheelers 2. 3; Who's Who 2. JOHNSON, CARLA COE 3; German Club 1; Office Aide 2. KASH, KELLY Band 1, 2; Carrolltones 1. 2, 3; Boys' Basketball Stat 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; Office Aide 2, 3; 5-Day Choir 2; Freewheelers 3. KENNAN, SHELLEY NHS 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Drama Club 2. 3; Office Aide 3; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Plays 2. KETRING, SUSAN COE 3; Treasurer; Powder Puff 3. KEY, CINDY Band 1; Flag Corps 1. 2. 3; COE 3; Historian; Drama Club 3; 5-Day Choir 2: 3-Day Choir t. KILGORE, JANI Carrolltones 3; Boys' Baseball Stat 1. 2, 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Office Aide 3. KLINE, TERI Band 1. 2; Boys' Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3; ERA 1. 2, 3; Varsity Club 3; Office Aide 2. 3. KNIESLY, KAREN Basketball 1. 2. 3; Softball 1, 2; Field Hockey 1. 2; Powder Puff 1. 2; VICA 2. 3. KOKENGE, CHRIS Student Council 1, 2; Secretary 2; Softball 1; Carrolltones 1. 2; Soccerette 1; Drama Club 1. 2; Office Aide 1, 2; Musicals 2; Freewheelers 3; Head Football Coach’s Secretary 1. 2. KOKOT, CAREY Track 1. 2. 3; Captain 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Band 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3. KOOPMAN, DANA Track 1, 2; Co-Captain 2; Band 1, 2; Carrolltones 1. 2; Co-Captain 2; Cheerleader 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Piratan 3; Varsity Club 3; Treasurer; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Musicals 2. 3; Plays 1; Homecoming Court 3; Who’s Who 3. LABATZKY, RHONDA Carrolltones 3; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; 3-Day Choir 1; Concert Choir 3; C. Few V. Exp. 2; Musicals 2. 3; Plays 1. 2. LEWIS, KATHY Field Hockey 1. 2; Pep Band 2; NHS 2. 3; FFA 2. 3; All-Ohio State FFA Band 2; Environmental Science 2. 3. MARCUS, CARL Newsdimensions 3; News Editor; Musicals 2; Who’s Who 3. MARSH, TODD Baseball 1. 2, 3; Golf 1; Intramurals 1. 2, 3. MARTIN, ANGELA NHS 2, 3; ERA 1. 2. 3: German Club 1. 2. 3; German Club 1. 2, 3; German Club Soccer 3; Office Aide 3. MARTIN, GINGER OWE 3; Powder Puff 3; Office Aide 3. MAY, STEVE Speech Team 2. 3. McCLURE, EILEEN Field Hockey 1. 2; Flag Corps 1. 2, 3; Captain 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2, 3: Varsity Club 3; Office Aide 2, 3. McCULLY, MEL Tennis 1. 2, 3; Captain 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Captain 3; Softball 1. 2. 3; Captain 3; Varsity Club 1. 2. 3; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3. 142 • Senior Index MILLER, JULIE Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; 5-Day Choir 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Concert Choir 3. MILLER, TODD Freewheelers 2. NAPIER, NANCY Cheerleader 1. 2. 3; Captain 3; NHS 2. 3, ERA 1. 2. 3; Piratan 2. 3; Business Editor 2. 3; Varsity Club 2. 3; Secretary 3; Spanish Club 2; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; Office Aide 1. 2. 3; Freewheelers 2; Who's Who 3. NAPIER, PAM Cheerleader 1; Boys' Baseball Stat 1; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; Office Aide 3. NOVESL, KEVIN Speech 1. 2; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; 5-Day Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Radio 2; Musicals 2. 3; Plays 2. NYE, BART Soccer 1. 2, 3; Captain 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2; Sketches 2; Spring Soccer 1. 2. O BRIEN, MARK Baseball 2; Powder Puff Coach 2, 3; Homecoming Court 2. 3. ORR, STEVE NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Speech Team 2. 3; President 3; French Club 1. 2; Ski Club 3; Library Aide 1. 2. 3; Who’s Who 2. OVERTON, CHERYL Band 1. 2, 3; Treasurer 3; Pep Band 1, 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Musicals 3; Who's Who 2. OWENS, DANA Baseball 1. 2, 3; Football 1. 2. 3: Captain 3; Varsity Club 3; Bad '83 3; Homecoming Court 3. PALM, JAMES Speech Team 1, 2. 3; French Club 1; Ski Club 1; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; Chess Club 1; Radio 2, 3; Musicals 3; Plays 1. 2. 3; Library Aide 1. 2. 3. PARKE, JULIE Cross Country Stat 1, 2, 3; Boys' Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3; Band 1, 2; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Powder Puff 1. 2; Office Aide 1. 2. 3. PAYNE, JEFF Baseball 2; Football 2; Powder Puff Coach 3. PAYNE, RONDA COE 3. PELFREY, BECKY COE Vice-President 3; Drama Club 2; 3-Day Choir 1; Concert Choir 3; W.C. Singers 3; C. Few V. Exp. 2. 3; Secretary 3; Musicals 2; Plays 2. PENROD, SUZY Student Council 1. 2, 3; President 2; NHS 2. 3; President; ERA 1. 2, 3; PJA 2. 3; President 3; Newsdimensions 2; News Editor; Office Aide 3; 5-Day Choir 2; President; 3-Day Choir 1; President; Concert Choir 3; President; C. Few V. Exp. 3; Musicals 2. PHILPOT, SHARON Soccerette 1, 2; NHS 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Newsdimensions 2. 3; Business Manager 3; 3-Day Choir 1. POLK, DEAN Tennis 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Club 3; Intramurals 3; Freewheelers 3; Bad 83 3. POST, CINDY Softball Stat 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Flag Corps 1, 2. 3; Line Officer 2; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; Newsdimensions 3; Spanish Club 1; Office Aide 1. 2. 3. POWELL, TIM ERA 1. 3. REED, RICK Track 2; Cross Country 2; Band 1, 2. 3; Pep Band 1. 2, 3; Intramurals 2; Radio 2. 3; Musicals 2. RIGHTMYER, TAMMY Sftdent Council 3; Secretary; Carrolltones 1. 2. 3; Soccerettes 3; Wrestling Stat 3; PJA 2; Speech Team 2. 3; German Club Soccer 3; Ski Club 3; Powder Puff 1. 2, 3; Intramurals 3; 3-Day Choir 1; Soccer Announcer 3; Homecoming Court 2. 3; Freewheelers 3. RIGHTMYER, TERRI Student Council 2, 3; Treasurer 2; Student Body President; Carrolltones 1. 2. 3; Soccerette 3; Wrestling Stat 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; PJA Treasurer; Newsdimensions 3; Speech Team 1. 2. 3; German Club 2. 3; German Club Soccer 3; Ski Club 3; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 3; 3-Day Choir 1; Soccer Announcer 3; Homecoming Court 2, 3; Queen 3; Freewheelers 3. RILEY, TODD Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Captain 3; Wrestling 1, 2. 3; Captain 3; NHS 2, 3; Treasurer; ERA 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; Freewheelers 3. SABROWSKI, DOUG Band 1. 2. 3; Junior Rep.; Pep Band 1. 2. 3; ERA 1; Musicals 3. SCHEFFLER, KAREN Student Council 3; Vice-President; Senior Class President; Carrolltones 1; ERA 3; Newsdimensions 3; Piratan 2. 3; Section Editor 3; Speech Team 2; Ski Club 2. 3; Powder Puff 2. 3; Drama Club 1, 2. 3; Secretary 3; Office Aide 1. 2, 3; Concert Choir 3; Musicals 1. 2, 3; Plays 1. 2. 3. SERCU, DAVE Baseball 1. 3; Ski Club 1. SNYDER, KEITH Student Council 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3; Captain 3; Basketball 1, 2; ERA 3; PJA 3; Varsity Club 1. 2. 3; Vice-President 3; Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 3; Office Aide 3; Bad ’83 3. SPAHR, ERIC Football 1. 2; Soccer 3; ERA 1; Varsity Club 2; Intramurals 1. 2, 3. STORMS, KRIS Wrestling Stat 3; Carrolltones 1; Cheerleader 2; PJA 2; Purchasing and Production Manager; Newsdimensions 2. 3; Ski Club 3; Powder Puff 1, 2. 3; Intramurals 3; Homecoming Court 3. SUONPAA, MARK Student Council 3; Track 3; Soccer 3; Band 3; Pep Band 3; NHS 3; Ski Club 3; Intramurals 3; Exchange Student 3. SWEENEY. DAVID Soccer 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; German Club 2. 3; German Club Soccer 2, 3; Intramurals 3; Concert Choir 3; C.’Nsw V. Exp. 2, 3; Musicals 3; Spring Soccer 1. 2 TARMOHAMED, KARIM NHS 3; ERA 3; German Club Soccer 3; Intramurals 3. TOMALA, TRINA Student Council 2. 3; PJA 3; Asst. Secretary 3. TURNER, WHICK Football Manager 1; Wrestling 3; Intramurals 1. 2. TYLER, BRIAN Football 1; Wrestling t. 2, 3; Manager 1; PJA 3; Powder Puff 3. UCHIDA, MIHO Softball 3; Volleyball 3; NHS 3; ERA 3; Ski Club 3; Exchange Student. UPTON, MELISSA Track 1; Crosscountry 1; Volleyball 1; ERA 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. VAN DEN EINDE, AMY Student Council 3; Senator 3; Softball 1; Cheerleader 1. 2; Piratan 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2; Powder Puff 2. 3. VIRTULLO, SHERRY OEA 2, 3; Historian and Parliamentarian 3. WALTHER, BOB Wrestling 1; Life Lab 1; FFA 2. 3. Class Of ’83 • 143 WAMPLER, MARY Student Council 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Musicals 2. 3; Plays 2. WELLS, RICK Wrestling Manager 1; ERA 1; German Club 1. 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Musicals 2. 3; Plays 2. WENDLING, DAWN Rifle Corps 1; Captain; PJA 2; Sales Manager; Speech Team 2; Powder Puff 1. 2. WILD, ROB Student Council 3; Orchestra 1; NHS 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Newsdimensions 2. 3; Editor-in-Chief 3; Speech Team 2. 3; Debate Captain 3; Treasurer 2; Drama Club 1; 5-Day Choir 1; Radio 2. 3; A M. Announcements 3; Plays 1; Library Aide 2. 3. WILSON, JANE Student Council 1; Senator; Band 1. 2; ERA 2; Carrolltones 2: Cheerleader 1. 3; Varsity Club 3; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3; Musicals 3; Who’s Who 3. Track 2, 3; Captain 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Pep Band 2 3; Field Commander 3; PJA 3; Intramurals 2 Office Aide 3; Concert Choir 3; Student Director C. Few V. Exp. 3; Musicals 2, 3. WEST, ROBERT Student Council 3; Track 2, 3; NHS 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Speech Team 3; Varsity Club 3; German Club 1, 3; Treasurer 3; German Club Soccer 1. 3; Powder Puff 3; Radio 3; Who’s Who 3; P.M. Announcements 3. WHITMAN, RUSS Track 1. 3; Crosscountry 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2. 3; Track Cross Country Manager 1. 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3; Office Aide 1; Clinic Aide 1. WICKERT, MICHELLE Student Council 1, 2. 3; Senator; Softball 1; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3; Captain 3; NHS 3; ERA 1. 2, 3; Ski Club 2; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3; Musicals 3; Who’s Who 3. WORDEN, JIMMY Baseball 1. 2, 3; Intramurals 1. 2; VICA II 1. 2. WYATT, CINDY Student Council 3; Treasurer; Carrolltones 1. 2. 3; Boys’ Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1, 2, 3; Piratan 3; Varsity Club 3; Powder Puff 2, 3; Office Aide 1, 2. 3. WYSONG, JOHN NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Speech Team 1. 2, 3; Treasurer 3; German Club 1. 2, 3; President 3; German Club Soccer 3; Ski Club 3; Radio 2, 3; Who’s Who 2, 3; Buckeye Boys' State 2; World Affairs Institute 2; “As Schools Match Wits” Team 3. YOUNG, STEFFON Time Has Told Our Story True 144 • Parent ANDERS, CHERYL — We are so proud of you and we love you very much. We wish you much happiness. Love, Mom and Dad BARHORST, ANN — We're proud of you. Go all the way with your dreams. Love, Mom, Dad and Teri BARHORST, ANN — Best of luck always. Be happy the rest of your life. Love, Mel DRAUGHN, LISA — Congratulations to you and all of your friends for actually making it to the year 1983! Love, Mom and Dad EICHER, DEBBIE — You have filled our lives with love and happiness. We are so proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad FAHRNEY, DALE — Good luck and happiness always. Love, Mom and Dad BURTON, DEBBIE — Remember the night before senior pictures, your sister, Gail, frosted your hair! I wish you happiness. You are a wonderful daughter and a good friend. You are a super person, who has what it takes to succeed. Love, Mom CARMACK, SCOTT — You have had a super school year, and you have given us seventeen super years. Thanks son, Mom and Dad CHEATWOOD, MELINDA — You bring joy, laughter and love to this house. We thank God, He gave you to us. Mom and Dad CLAY, PAM — We are very proud of you, and wish you the best of luck in making your goals a reality. Love, Mom and Dad CLINE, LINDA — I am very proud of you. Love, Mom COLLINS, BECKY — We are very proud of you. Always be happy. We love you. Mom and Dad CUMMINS, TERESA — We are so proud of the lovely young woman you have become. Never lose your sense of humor and your wit, it will stand you in good stead in all the days ahead. Love, Mom and Dad DAVIS, JENNY — May the glow of rainbows follow you forever. We love you. Mom and Dad FRANKS, AMY — All our love for the ups and downs of the past eighteen years, you keep us young. You’re beautiful and we wish only good things for you. Love, Mom and Dad FULTZ, ANGIE — To borrow from a song's lyrics, we wish you ... “shelter from the storm, a cozy fire to keep you warm; we wish you health and more than wealth — we wish you love.” You have made us very proud, be happy! Love Always, Mutti and Vati GEIGER, CARRIE — Good luck in all you do. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Geiger GOEPFERICH, FRANK MARIAN — Remember all the good times you had with Band and at Six Flags Over Georgia! Love, Mom and Dad GONZALEZ, BILL — Luck in the future. Cesar and Juanita Gonzalez HATCHER. DEBBIE — To a very special daughter. We are so proud of you. May life bring you as much pleasure as you’ve brought us. Thanks for being the special person you are. Love, Mom and Dad HECKERT, DAWN — We love you and wish you and the Class of '83 the very best. Love, Mom and Dad HENDRICKSON, KATHLEEN — And the Class of '83, Congratulations and may you be blessed with as much happiness in the future as you have given us in the past. Ron and Sue Hendrickson Love Is A Priceless Gift Given To Our Patrons • 145 HOLLINGSWORTH, RAE JEAN — Always with a smile!” Much love, happiness and success to a number one daughter. Love Always, Mom and Dad JENSEN, DAVID — Thank you for being such a fine young man. We're proud of you. Best of all things to you in the future. Love, Mom and Dad JOHNSON, CARLA — “Keep Going” — There’s no skill in easy sailing, when the skies are clear and blue. There’s no joy in merely doing things that anyone can do. But there is great satisfaction, that is mighty and sweet to take when you reach your destination that you said you couldn’t make. Love, Mom and Dad KERNS, RUSTY — Congratulations Rusty! It’s been real. Good luck at O.U.! Love, Mom and Dad KOOPMAN, DANA — Best of luck in the future endeavors. We're very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad LABATZKY, RHONDA — “Your happiness has been our reward! Love, Mom and Dad McCULLY, MEL — We have followed you from sport to sport and have worn out several lawn chairs watching your ballgames — and have enjoyed every minute of it! We love you. Mom and Dad NAPIER, NANCY — We are very proud of you and wish you happiness and success. Love, Mom and Dad NEWBURG, ROBBIE — To a terrific son. May you get all your heart desires. Mom and Dad NYE, BART — Good luck to you in everything you do and always keep your good sense of humor. We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad PARKE, JULIE — Your dad and I have loved you more than you know. Continue to live by the values you have learned from him. Mrs. Dene Parke PAYNE, RONDA — Good luck in the future. Love, Mom and Dad PHILPOT, SHARON — We are very proud of you and love you very much. Mom and Dad RILEY, TODD — May your future be filled with much happiness and success. We are very proud of you. Best wishes to you and the Class of ’83. Love, Mom and Dad SANNER, SANDY — Last but not least — Much success! Wade and Doris Sanner SCHEFFLER, KAREN — Congratulations! Cherish your fun days at school and they’re sure to make you smile through the years when you need a smile in your life, as they are your “root” years. Mom, Dad and Robin SIZEMORE, TERESA — Congratulations, I am very proud of you. Love, Mom STORM, KRIS — To a very special daughter. You’re the light of my life. I hope your life will be as happy as you have made mine. I love you. Mom VAN DEN EINDE, AMY — We wish you much success and happiness in all you do in the future. Mom and Dad WYATT, CINDY — Thanks for being a wonderful daughter. Good luck to you and all of your senior friends, you have got some great ones. I love you. Mom WYATT, CINDY — To a very special sister, who we are very proud of. Good luck. We love you. Tim and Rick CLASS OF 1983 — Best of everything from your 1 Jr. High Office. Mrs. Pauley, Mr. Hensley and Mr. Wolf Yesterdays, Waiting For Our Tomorrows Cheryl Anders Lisa Asher Kim Audia Marie Auditore David Baker Melissa Baker Ann Barhorst Leslie Bauer Kevin Bayne Douglas Beals Cathy Bear Kent Beardsley Sterling Bellman Ken Belvo David Bennett 146 • Seniors Lana Abbott Michael Ackerman Karen Adams Doug Adkins Debbie Ahlquist Tina Benson Teri Blake Tim Blessing Christy Bockoven Robin Bond Steve Boulis Tammy Brackney Marlene Brady Bob Brock Brenda Brock Brent Brodbeck Allison Brown Chris Brown Deneen Bullen Brian Bunn John Burggraf Debbie Burton Mark Cahall Wade Campbell Scott Carmack Seniort • 147 Alison Christman Rebecca Christman Dan Clark Becky Clark Tamara Clauss Pam Clay Linda Cline Becky Collins Dan Condron Beth Constantine Jamie Cook Sherri Cook Scott Cordell Tonya Coughlin Tina Cox 148 • Seniors Robert Cox Karen Crabtree Bryan Cromer Carol Cronenwett Scott Cross Jeff Crumbley Teresa Cummins Melanie Dabb Doug Darner Jenny Davis Robin Davis Theresa Deski David Donaldson Lisa Draughn Jeffrey Dunovant Angela Eby Debbie Eicher Debbie Elter Debbie Estep Chris Evans Seniors • 149 Rick Faust Garry Fields Melvina Fink Tina Ford Mark Fraley Amy Franks Angie Fultz Lori Garrett Dale Fahrney Neil Fowler Judy Gau Cindy Gebhardt Carrie Geiger Kristin Glass Frank Goepferich Marian Goepferich Bill Gonzalez Kenneth Gore Belinda Graham Bobby Grant 150 • Seniors Jeff Hageman Todd Haitz Kathleen Hanselman Tim Hare Chris Harkleroad Jay Hawkins Suzy Haynes Donna Hays Greg Hecker Dawn Heckert Seniors • 151 Crystal Helke Kathleen Hendrickson Julie Henry John Hey Craig Hibbard Tim Hisey Tim Hoffman Rae Jean Hollingsworth Kyla Holman Scott Horvath Julia Hubbs Darrin Huffman Robin Hughes Cheryl Hunn Steve Isaac Alan Isaacs Len Isaacs Kathy Isbel Paul Jackowski John Jackson 152 • Seniors David Jensen Yancy Johns Carla Johnson Diana Johnson Kellie Jonas Teri Kline Karen Kniesly Chris Kokenge Carey Kokot Dana Koopman Seniors • 153 Jeff Kross Anita Kuntz Rhonda Labatzky Mike Lane Jim Lange Shelli Leis Kathy Lewis Crystal Livingston Laura Lovell Danny Mahaney Kevin Mahorney Carl Marcus Todd Marsh Angela Martin Ginger Martin Frank Massie Steven May Eddy Mays Eileen McClure Mel McCully 154 • Seniors Karen Mize Sharon Mize Dan Montgomery Gregg Montgomery John Moore Joey Morris Sherri Morris Seth Morton Kathy Mosley Andrea Murphy Daniel Nadolsky Eugene Nagy Nancy Napier Pam Napier Rob Newburg Senior• • 155 Barry Norris Kevin Novesl Bart Nye Mark O’Brien Cheryl Overton Dana Owens Jeff Owens James Palm Julie Parke Ellen Parker Renee Parrett Robert Parrett Jeff Payne Ronda Payne Becky Pelfrey Suzy Penrod Mary Perdue Donna Petticrew Brian Pfeiffer Penny Phillips 156 • Seniors Sharon Philpot David Pratt Jeff Richmond Tammy Rightmyer Jeff Poske Cindy Post Dean Polk Toni Price Terri Rightmyer Denise Reynolds Todd Riley Tim Powell Terri Richards Donna Roarke Jill Salyer Seniors • 157 Rick Reed Jeff Robinson Brennan Rose Jodi Sabins Doug Sabrowski Sandy Sanner Patti Sargent Karen Scheffler Greg Schockman Tamyka Schultz Dave Sercu James Sheets Alonna Shelton John Siemens Jeff Simpson Teresa Sizemore Tara Slaton JoVon Smith Jennifer Snell Keith Snyder Brenda Sonterre John Soter John Southerland Eric Spahr Robin Stambaugh 158 • Saniort James Stephens Kris Storms Bryan Sturgill Mark Suonpaa David Sweeney Karim Tarmohamed Lori Thomas Darla Tincher Whick Turner Miho Uchida Melissa Upton Chuck Van Amy VanDenEinde Scott Vane Alison Vaughan Teresa Vaughn Danny Vaught Sherry Virtullo Bob Walther Mary Wampler Seniors • 159 Rusty Whitman Michelle Wickert Robert Wild Jane Wilson Jimmy Worden •wsdimensior. J • .. ,� • . ■ . • • ■ • � • 4, • - • i A V � • V ;� wV k • « . •' • t; 5 rl t f? . ■ - r r • iv .. r « A' • • • • .•%� V ' - r , ’t ♦ rT . •� -lV- .. •� '' : - v� • I - ••• Y r •� V rv-'-V� v tv- . A SB ■ t j ‘?3 cSr■ .u .. .'. a V • 5x1 tclffr JK V TJi ■ ' a •— - . a jJB 5 -• ■ See - • •W£ - 5 .: ?a _ •• 7, , hi '•'m- • (r-TT ’ 9 ?J V M ‘5?- TWi -« -f . s ug w- v r- r. 7 4.V«X -v. G 164 • In The Office Again The Chosen Few • 165 1 — Main Office Aides Row 1: A. Martin. K. Alexander. L. Bodish, S. Kennan. Mrs. M. Wackerman, B. Pelfrey, A. Barhorst. Row 2: K. Mosley. J. Mays. D. Leis. J. Parke. K. Hendrickson. S. Young. K. Hanselmen. S. Penrod. J. Salyer. 3 — Guidance Aides Row 1: D. Eicher. M. Black. C. Bockoven. Row 2: D. Hatcher, K. Hendrickson. J. Friedmann. K. Pfeiffer. L. Leiwig. Row 3: M. Fink. P. Phillips. C. Post. E. McClure. 4 — Library Aides Row 1: S. Boulis, D. Dix, C. Hibbard. B. Campbell. J. Hey. C. Harkleroad. N. Fowler. Row 2: S. Roberts. J. Palm. J. Snell. Row 3: B. Sturgill. R. Wild. D. Greason, C. Carpenter, M. Bancroft, S. Orr, T. Hisey. 6 — Student Council Row 1: M. Wickert. A. VanDenEinde. C. Wyatt. T. Right-myer. K. Scheffler. A. Barhorst. K. Glass. T. Rightmyer. Row 2: Mr. F. Maus. D. Morgan. T. Holmes. C. Eiken, K. Kilroy. C. Kelly. T. Przyborowski. Row 3: R. Baker. J. Bishop. S. Mott. K. Coggins. P. Przyborowski. B. Augustsson. 5 — NHS 2 — 200’s Aides Row 1: L. Berry. J. Parke. D. Ahlquist. K. Kash. K. Mahor-ney. A. Christman, K. Glass. N. Napier. Row 2: J. Hubbs. R. Hollingsworth, C. Wyatt. P. Przyborowski. Mrs. Clough-essy. M. McCullough. G. Holbrook. K. Davidson. J. Michael. Row 3: C. Bockoven. T. Jacobs. R. Thacker. K. Snyder. Row 4: J. Hawkins, S. Campbell. Row 1: S. Penrod. C. Post. E. McClure. M. Wampler. C. Overton. B. Clark. D. Ahlquist. J. Parke. N. Napier. D. Koopman, C. Wyatt. M. Kay. A. Barhorst. M. Goepferich. A. Fultz. Row 2: K. Hendrickson. K. Mosley. A. Martin. M. Suonpaa. D. Jensen. T. Riley. J. Wysong, S. Horvath. D. Sweeney. B. Gonzalez. D. Greason. S. Orr. Mr. Huffman. Initials • 167 1 — O.W.E. Row 1: D. Neely, A. Pate, P. Burns. A. Shelton. D. Ross. T. Benson. Row 2: K.C. Miller. Row 3: Mrs. Gyourko, B. Moore. T. Helfinstine. S. Bellman. D. Smith, M. Ireland. J. Bond. 2 — O.W.E. Row 1: P. Profitt, B. Eaver. S. Griffin. Row 2: D. Maxwell. D. Lilly. S. Brewer. Row 3: R. Yates, D. Smith. J. Jackson. D. Jones. M. Clemons. M. Ackerman. Mrs. Powell. 3 — O.W.E. Row 1: K. Rohrback. A. Rieger. B. Bierd. T. Brackney. P. Carter. R. Davis. Row 2: Mr. Brigati. J. McComas. B. Holman. D. Broadus, K. Armstrong, D. Burkhardt. T. Combs. R. Strunk. R. May. 4 — P.J.A. Row 1: D. Hutchins. D. Wendling. Mrs. Wolf. T. Tomala. Row 2: L. Harting. B. Ankney. M. Talcott. S. McMichael. D. Eicher. L. Abbott. S. Penrod. Row 3: S. Young. K. Snyder. T. Haitz. D. Owens. E. Caudill. 5 — C.O.E. Row 1: T. Ford. C. Chinn. J. Hubbs, T. Clauss. Row 2: C. Key. R. Payne. C. Johnson, Mrs. Kelly. S. Ketring. D. Casper. G. Martin. 6 — O.W.E. Row 1: D. Marcum. A. Whittington. T. Tomlinson. G. Schmidt. A. Ogan. Row 2: R. Woss. D. Cochran. J. Hag-wood. B. Meloy, R. Pigman. Row 3: S. Gebhardt. K. Mag-gard. D. Caupp. R. Thompson. S. Ackerman. B. Pennington. D. McCrossin. M. Daniels. T. Bond. Mr O'Kresik. 168 • After School Specials During School Hours • 169 1 — I.B.A. Row 1: J. Hawkins. D. Polk. B. Gonzalez. B. Grant. S Horvath. D. Beals. Row 2: J. Evans. D. Huneke. R. Martin. T. Cox. D. Collins. J. Cotterman. Row 3: R. Evers. D. Bell. J. Emmel. M. Juhl, T Carlisle. T. Gibson. J. Cotterman. B Wright. Row 4: L. Harmon. J. Kaltenbach. T. Caldwell. M. Rose. Mr W. Melton. Row 5: C. Fine. T. Clark. B. Bently, D Hatcher. M. Reigelsperger. J. Bodish. S. Satterthwaite. J. Pyburn. Row 6: D. Talmage, P. Houseman. J. McSherry. T. Denny. C. Kuhn. J. Sizer. D. Lambert. G. Luebbe. 2 — Ski Club Row 1: S. Mott. D. Montgomery. D. Burch. J. Eicher Row 2: J. Bishop. T. Rightmyer. Mr. W. Melton. A. Fultz. K. Galbraith. Row 3: M Uchida. T. Rightmyer. R. Patterson. M. Suonpaa, D. Hutchinson. R. Baker. Row 4: R. Sorg. M Rose. 3 — I.S.A. Row 1: L. Davis. J. Burnett. S. Kriner. M. Moore. M Suonpaa. E. Nagy. B. Bunn, D. Sweeney. D. Darner. Row 2: J. Vest. S. Whittamore. B. Cochran. M Barnes. J. Kross. E. Spahr. D. Hase. K. Tarmohamed. Mr. W. Melton. Row 3: R. Baker. N. Feagans. D. Burch. S. Mott. A. Fultz. M. Rose. R. Sorg. T. Jones. K. Gustafson. T. Ballard. D. Huynh. R. Frederick. Row 4: T. Rightmyer. D. Hutchinson. T. Kling. T. Gossett. W Horvath. K. Kohler. C Kling. J. Fearn. Row 5: D. Schacherer. K. Welch. R. McDaniel. J. Ketring. R. Montgomery. P. Przyborowski. J. Eicher. B. Kretzer, J Million. 4 — Life Lab Row 1: M. Bloom. J. Nichols. Mrs. Mott. Mr. Melton, R. Wyatt. Row 2: C. Smith, M. Mays. A. Salley. K. Sexton. S. Turner. A. Smith. M. Watson. Row 3: M. Evans. H. Harris. K. Dillow. Row 4: F. Kendrick. S. Isaac. K. Gore. K. Long. T. Cooper. R. Kidder. C. Shaneyfelt, C. Bowman. T. Cox. R. Martin. M. Allen. 5 — Varsity Club Row 1: J. Davis. C. Cronenwett. J. Crumbley, B. Collins. C. Fine. M. Reigelsperger. J. Dunovant. Row 2: J. Eicher. D. Montgomery. K. Galbraith, J. Bishop. N. Feagans. D. Morgan. B. Gonzalez. A. Fultz. Row 3: D. Eicher. C. Wyatt. M. McCully, S. Brown. J. Bramlish. K. Mahorney. J. Wilson. R. Whitman. Row 4: D. Jensen. C. Kokot. D. Burch. P. Przyborowski. R. West. B. Augustsson. M. Rose. Row 5: Mr. Poock, T. Riley. D. Koopman. N. Napier. K. Glass. B. Clark. Row 6: J. Michael. D. Polk. B. Grant, B. Bunn. D. Owens. 6 — Ja-Met Row 1: M. Mays. Mrs. Mott. Mr. Melton. Row 2: C. Smith. A. Salley. K. Sexton, S. Turner. A. Smith. Row 3: S. Isaac. K. Gore. K. Dillow. K. Long. T. Cooper. R. Kidder. C. Shaneyfelt. C. Bowman. 170 • Around The World King Of The Road • 171 1 — Spanish Club Row 1: G. Lucas. J. Cook. B. Constantine. D. Burton, T. Blessing. Row 2: S. Kennan, A. Gonzalez. D. Edgington. K. Harkleroad. K. Jarvis. J. Kilgore. M. Cheatwood. J. Friedmann. L. Cummings. Row 3: M. Rose. D. Morgan. M. Bundy. R Richter. T. Campbell. L. Clarke. C. Quintero, K. Perkins. Mrs. Krabacher. 2 — French Club Row 1: C. Carpenter. R. Frederick. T. Jones. B. Augusts-son. Row 2: K. Hendrickson. B. Smith. J. Miller. M. Baker. Mr. Aultz. Row 3: A. Fugate. D. Huynh. S. Campbell. J. Boulis. D. Greason. 3 — German Club Row 1: P. Lane. B. Cochran. G. Shaw. D. Burch. R. West. S. Kriner. M. Moore. Row 2: T. Ballinger. M. Barnes. L. Cunningham. A. Blommel. J. Calvert. S. Love. L. Hale. J. Hall. Row 3: T. Rightmyer. T. Rightmyer, M. Brenner. J. Snell. R. McDaniel. C. Marcell. J. Cox. C. Eiken. S. Dungan, D. Howard. A. Smith. D. Sweeney. Mr. Foland. 4 — Freewheelers Row 1: D. Calondis. D. Burch. D. Montgomery. T. Riley. K. Gustafson. S. Mott. Row 2: M. Rose. S. Lowe. D. Polk. D. Jensen. T. Carlisle. Mr. Melton. J. Vest. L. Davis. C. Eiken. S. Kriner. B. Augustsson. J. Michael. 5 — Chess Club Row 1: Mr. Bultman. Row 2: K. Jarvis. D. Wolf. C. Lauer. C. Harkleroad. 172 • In The Spotlight Creative Writing • 173 1 — Speech Debate Row 1: C. Carpenter, S. Orr, J. Wysong, J. Calvert. Row 2: D. Pugh. L. Cunningham. D. Wendling. M. Moore. S. Kriner. T. Rightmyer. Row 3: C. Hibbard. B. Ankney. J. Palm. J. Hey. M. Rose. P. Przyborowski, C. Harkleroad. M. Bancroft. R. West. Mr. Campbell. R. Wild. 2 — Drama Club Row 1: D. Howard. Row 2: D. Pugh. L. Cunningham. T. Ripley. Row 3: K. Jarvis. K. Harkleroad. D. Dix, K. Welch. B. Campbell. R. Robillard, B. Ankney. Row 4: B. Sparks. J. Snell. B. Constantine. S. Kennan. J. Cook. M. Wampler. A. Smith, A. Vaughn. A. Smith. 3 — Radio WCOH Row 1: C. Hibbard. J. Hey. R. Wild. J. Calvert. C. Carpenter. Row 2: M. Bancroft. D. Howard. R. West. C. Harkleroad. P. Przyborowski. Mr. Campbell. J. Wysong. 4 — Sketches Mind Row 1: J. Snell. K. Jarvis. K. Hendrickson. D. Burton. Row 2: Mrs. Williams. T. Blessing. M. Bancroft. C. Harkleroad. D. Greason. 5 — Newsdimensions Left end: A. Fultz. K. Scheffler. C. Post. S. Boulis, R. Wild. Diagonal: B. Campbell. J. Calvert. K. Storms, T. Rightmyer. Right end: T. Ripley. C. Marcus. A. Vaughan. S. Philpot. B. Katzenmaier. Front: Mr. McCollum. 174 • Melody Harmony • 175 1 — Vocal Expressions First Row — L. Draughn. B. Pelfrey. D. Wood. S. Simpson. D. Pugh. Second Row — S. Penrod. R. Baker. D. Sweeney. D. Gantner. M. Goepferich. Third Row — S. Young. B. Sturgill. 2 — W.C. Singers First Row— M. Howard. D. Hatcher. B. Pelfrey. D. Middle-ton. K. Welch. T. Hisey. C. Morris. Second Row — D. Corbin. B. Keyes. C. Scott. 0 Shumard. L. Parsons. K. Isbel. C. Davis. E. Baker. L. Panstingel. G. Lucas. M. Goepferich. 3 — Concert Choir First Row — A. Christman. A. Fultz. K. Novesl. J. Hawkins. R. Thacker. J. Bodish, D. Sweeney. L. Draughn. Second Row — K. Scheffler. B. Ankney. R. Labatzky. T. Ripley. D. Pugh. L. Cunningham. C. Cronenwett. Third Row — J. Miller. R. Baker. B Barber. M. Goepferich. J. Friedmann. Fourth Row — B. Pelfrey. D. Gantner. S. Penrod. J. Bram-lish, K. Alexander. L. Pilcher. Fifth Row — Mr. Lowman. B. Sturgill. J. Boulis. S. Young. D. Howard. E. Tinnerman. T Hisey. B. Sparks. D. Leis. 4 — Pep Band First Row — B. Poffenberger. D. Edgington. H. Dexter. T. Zugelder. A. Ebbers. Second Row — R. Frederick. J. Bishop. C. Overton. K. Hall. T. Blessing. G. Neal. Third Row — J. Robinson. R. Hufnagle. R. Baker, J. Vest. R Reed. R Whitman. C. Cronenwett. Fourth Row — S. Mott. D. Montgomery. S. Young. T. Cummins. J. Crumbley. M. McClure. 5 — Orchestra First Row — P. Mobley. T. Norris. J. Hurt. M Levant. Second Row — G. Lu. B. White. P. Phillips. Mr. Wilson. J. Snell. C. Poteet. 176 • Cheerleading A Pyramid Of Pride The 1982-83 cheerleaders began the year by attending a summer camp at the University of Kentucky. The two varsity squads combined their talents as one squad and were nominated to compete for district champions. All squads won the spirit stick, which is awarded to the most spirited and enthusiastic squads throughout the week. The varsity soccer basketball and the junior varsity squads competed at the Springboro Invitational. Varsity took sixth place and junior varsity placed second. The advisors this year were Nancy Christiansen — Football Wrestling and Connie Henry — Soccer Basketball. The Pirate mascots were Becky Collins and Jamie Cook. 1 — Varsity Soccer Basketball Cheerleading squad: Jackie Houck. Robin Miko. Jane Wilson. Jamie Cook. Captain Michelle Wickert. Becky Au-gustsson. Cindy Barhorst. 2 — Reserve Soccer- Basketball Cheerleading squad: Rosalind Woods. Lori Bodish. Myra Conde. Jan Bowden. Jan White. Captain Keli Gregory. 3 — The cheerleading advisor, Miss Nancy Christiansen. 4 — Cindy Barhorst turns with amazement. 5 — Senior cheerleaders sing the Alma Mater. 6 — Lisa Kerns and Carlene Fugett cheer on the wrestlers. 7 — Varsity Football Wrestling Cheerleading squad: Dana Koop-man, Kathy Mahorney. Sheryl Brown. Becky Clark. Joyce Bramlish. Captain Nancy Napier. Becky Collins. 8 — Becky Clark. Becky Collins, and Dana Koopman get the crowd spirited. 9 — Nancy Napier points toward a victory. 10 — Reserve Football W-restling Cheerleading squad: Captain Carlene Fugett. Tonja Harville. Lisa Kerns. Diane Baer. Sue Purnell. Dee Dee Gregory. 11 — Rosalind Woods shoots for the stars. 12 — Jackie Houck springs into action. 13 — Michelle Wickert stunned at the score-board. 14 — The excitement of cheerleading. 15 — Jane cheering on a victory. Lift That Spirit Up • 177 178 • Band The Best It’s All For Dedication, patience, determination, spirit, commitment, time, love, pride, family, sweat, and pain. It takes all of these to make up this precision marching unit. The highlight of this year was at the Kings Island contest where the band made it to the finals and placed fourth overall in a very tough field. The band also did well at the Valley View contest and also at the Middletown contest. Between band camp and Senior Night there were many good and bad times, but in the end it proved to be All for the Best. Together • 179 1 — Field Commanders: P. Clay, S. Young. Row 1: E. McClure. C. Kokot. J. Bishop. J. Perdicaris. G. Holbrook. M. Thompson. C. Terry. R. Hufna-gle. M. Supinger. Row 2: S. Cook. T. Hecker. J. Robinson, D. Jensen. K. Gier, R. Campbell. G. Sutton. R. Bear. J. Friedmann. Row 3: L. Farnsworth. J. Myers. S. Hamilton, T. Hollmann, T. Zugelder. K. Stafford. A. Ebbers. B. Kross. Row 4: H. Dexter. C. Dues. S. Cox. L. Cummings. M. Bloom. B. Poffenberger. L. Denman. C. Key. Row 5: S. Campbell. G. Neal. T. Blessing. T. Reumann. M. Moore. B. Clark. S. Roberts. C. Overton. Row 6: K. Deel. R. Reed. R. Frederick. J. Vest. M. West, C. Manzella. D. Montgomery. J. Morrison. R. Whitman. K. Goforth. Row 7: G. Daniels. D. Sabrowski. J. Crumbley. L. Asher. T. Cummins. A. Donegan. M. Suonpaa, R. Baker. T. Mann. Row 8: L. Bowman. J. Boulis. K. Hall. S. Mott. M. McClure. D. Newport. L. Bauer. M Hammock. Row 9: T. Jacobs. K. Galbraith. D. Ahlquist. R.J. Hollingsworth. M. Auditore. L. Dougherty. K. Coggins. Row 10: T. Campbell. C. Wyatt. D. Taulbee. L. Thomas. R. Labatzky. A. Barhorst. S. Simpson. Row 11: D. Marsh. P Hochwalt. J. Kilgore. T. Tag. T. Rightmyer. T. Rightmyer. S. Taylor. B. Deskins. Row 12: K. Hendrickson. S. Shirk. A. Fugate. D. Boone. K. Alexander. M. Fink. K. Hacker. T. Gilen. L. Berry. K. Kash, M. Goepferich. C. Wiley. 2 — Dave. Randy, and Greg show their spirit at an assembly. 3 — Ron enjoys his reward after a good halftime show. 4 — Everyone needs a crutch to lean on once in a while. 5 — Flawless pre-game marching. 6 — Doug and his “bazookaphone.” 7 — Practice makes perfect. 8 — All of the time and work pays off. 9 — Ready for yet another rehearsal. 180 • Flags Struttin’ Their Hot Stuff The Carrolltone season began with a booming start, receiving a superior rating at Ohio State University, first place at the Valley View Contest, along with second place at Middletown. The Car-rolltones hosted their 5th Annual Drill Team Invitational on March 5. This year the flags and rifles got a new advisor; as the year progressed, she was unable to fulfill the obligations. Even without an advisor, the flags continued to wave and the rifles continued to twirl and a successful season was had by both. Carrolltones • 181 1 — 1982-83 Flags and Rifles: Row 1: G. Holbrook, M. Thompson. J. Pedicaris. Row 2: Co-Captain M. Supinger, Co-Captain E. McClure. Row 3: K. Hendrickson. C. Key. S. Cook. Row 4: G. Daniels. M. Grow. K. Deel, T. Campbell. S. Campbell, K. Goforth. M. Hammock, J. Friedmann. C. Wiley. B. Deskins. 2 — Kathleen Hendrickson waves her flag proudly. 3 — Cindy Post performs on Senior Night. 4 — Rifles preparing for their show. 5 — Rae Jean and Debbie show their smiles. 6 — Marsha Young waits for her entrance. 7 — Carrolltones ready to perform the school fight song. 8 — Cindy Wyatt shows her stuff on Senior Night. 9 — Karen Coggins smiles at the crowd. 10 — 1982-83 Carrolltones: Row 1: 2nd Liet. — D. Ahlquist, Capt. — R.J. Hollingsworth. 1st Liet. M. Auditore. Row 2: T. Jacobs, L. Dougherty. K. Galbraith. K. Coggins. Row 3: C. Wyatt. D. Heckert. D. Taulbee. P. Hochwalt. D. Boone. R. Labatzky, A. Barhorst. T. Tag. S. Shirk, T. Gilen. K. Hacker. L. Berry. A. Fugate. K. Kash, K. Alexander. M. Fink, M. Goepferich. T. Rightmyer, T. Rightmyer, J. Kilgore. T. Crider. S. Simpson. S. Taylor. D. Marsh. L. Thomas. 182 • J.V.S. Apart: But Still A Part Joint Vocational School, better known as J.V.S., is a different concept in learning. Instead of getting just the basic reading, writing, and arithmetic, students are also exposed to training in their specific field of study. The juniors and seniors at J.V.S. are taking that first step to get ahead in the world. At J.V.S. there are many dif- ferent courses to study. Students can choose from veterinary medicine to electronic engineering and from horticulture to drafting. They are in a different school, but they are still involved in extra-curricular activities like band, sports, and cheerleading. This is why we say they are, “Apart: but Still a Part.” A Part • 183 1 — East Bldg. Sr. — Row 1: Bill Cecil. Scott Cross. Hope Wilson. Jodi Sabins. Sue Burnett. Donna Roark. Frank Massie. Renee Parrett. Row 2: Rusty Kerns. Mark Manning. Rodney Miller. Joey Morris. Jeff Hageman. Jeff Richmond. Terry Gullett. Rob Parrett. Row 3: Robert Walther. Tim Hoffman. John Harmon. Greg Hecker. Dan Nadolsky, John Siemens. Dave Bennett. 2 — West Bldg. Sr. — Row 1: Darla Tincher. Marlene Brady. Linda Cline. Tonya Coughlin. Crystal Livingston. Sherri Cook. Row 2: Karen Crabtree. Allison Brown. Lori Garrett. Brenda Sonterre. Shelli Leis, Kim Wright, Belinda Graham. Tina Cox. 3 — Although he is not in the same school, Jeff Robinson is still active in the pep band. 4 — Cheryl Hunn with her slimmy friend! 5 — Robert Walther. how does your garden grow? 6 — SHOOT! Not another mistake! 7 — Don’t get your wires crossed, or it could be Electric Shock Syndrome! 8 — At the carwash. 9 — Mary Perdue getting a taste of secretarial life. 10 — Anita Kuntz enjoying a seat with a friend. 11 — South Bldg. Sr. Row 1: Karen Kniesly. Mike Green. Jeff Robinson, Anita Kuntz. Row 2: Jeff Owens. John Soter. Dale Fahrney. Jim Worden. Jim Sheets. Bryan Cromer. Cheryl Hunn. Kathy Lewis. 12 — South Bldg. Jr.: Cheri Moore. Lora Lyons. Dave Hendricks. 13 — West Bldg. Jr. - Row 1: Gina Daniels. Missy Hammock, Sandy Smith. Susie Cox. Row 2: Marisa Phillips. Deana Turner. Kim Goforth. Rosalind Woods. Tyra Whisman. 14 — East Bldg. Jr.: Dave Peterson. Laura Faulkner. Denny Gibson. Jenni Welch. Joey Downs. Gena Balonier. Piratan ’83 Presenting the 1982-1983 Piratan staff: Row 1: Nancy Napier (Business Manager), Karen Scheffler (Section Editor), Kris Glass, Bob Grant. Row 2: .Cindy Wyatt, Christy Bockoven, Debbie Eicher, Jenny Davis, Becky Clark J£6cti Jn Editor), Dana Koopman, Teri Ba horst Reyn-'S: Susan Campbell, Rae Jean J ollin§|| tfC|£th. 8gfh Designs, Marietta Langlois, Lisa raugitn, cmjtfeige Ann Barhorst (Editor-in-‘ efiM en McCollum (Advisor). Not pictured: tstpdy Barhorst, Jeff Michael, Steve Mott (Photography Editor), and Amy VanDenEinde. 186 • Extra Curricular • 187 1 — Cindy, are you finally getting that book report done? 2 — Smile. Mary! 3 — It's Mardi Gras time. Melinda! 4 — Karen and friends . 5 — Terri Writemyer. 6 — Ron. Jim. and Dave jam ! 7 — All-Australian Girl Mandy! 8 — The MacAfee's are going to be on Ed Sullivan . 9 — Where's the other two Pirates Michelle? 10 — Maestro Moria. 11 — Kelly Kash and her winning smile. 12 — What kind of game is that. Jamie and Ron? 13 — Tricia “toots her flute!” I - A KAHOLTON EHVEloVF - I M-.tr.HS fundus foods SANNER FUNERAL HOME 190 • Business THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK 3235 Alex-Bell Road West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 “Saluting Our Youth Of Today And Leaders Of Tomorrow” Save For Your Future Member Of FDIC DAVID’S FLOWERS 505 Burns Ave. West Carrollton 859-4343 Tom Cradduck Wishes The Class Of ’83 The Best Of Luck REEDS DRUGS Community Pharmacy Mastercard Visa Carolyn Ballain Owner Designs To Fit All Needs 5 North Elm 859-3354 L BOW WOW BOUTIQUE IS E. Central Ave. Advertising • 191 SWART FUNERAL HOME 207 E. Central Ave. Miamisburg, 45342 KEN WYATT NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 5224 Springboro Pike West Carrollton, Ohio 298-0129 Best Wishes Class Of ’83 RT. 725 AT ALEX ROAD OPEN 24 HRS. EVERY DAY Oai • BAKERY • PRIME MEATS FLOWERS • BEER i WINE • GOURMET FOODS 866-0990 Good Luck To The Seniors Of ’83 STAR CLEANERS 80 S. Main Miamisburg 866-4341 Dr. D.J. Striebel 4031 S. Dixie Advertising • 193 Dayton, 45439 293-4261 EASTERLING EXPRESSIVE PHOTOGRAPHY 41 E. First St. ton, Ohio 222-8410 194 • Business For Complete Local High School Sports Coverage Read THE MIAMISBURG NEWS 230 S. Second St. Miamisburg, Ohio 866-3331 STBfc-iHItt STEBBINS PLUMBING AND HEATING 621 Dixie Drive INTERESTING CAREERS IN ADVERTISING in beautiful, modern office buildings, right in your own neighborhood! L. M. BERRY and COMPANY YOUR CONVENIENT SHOPPING GUIDE 20 THE COLONIAL FURNITURE SHOP W. Main St. West Carrollton 45449 859-5839 196 • Business William R. Thomas, D.D.S. E. Central Ave. Advertising • 197 You can count on us around the clock with our 24 hour Money Centers. Best of all...you can The Class Of ’83 IMPERIAL BOWL Ulr 1260 E. Central Ave. Miamisburg 866-7020 DAN’S HAIRSTYLING AND BEAUTY SALON For Men Women Precision Cutting • Coloring Permanent Waving • Manicuring Body Waving • Wash Sets Miamisburg Shopping Plaza 866-6195 Miamisburg, 45342 866-1141 198 • Business Dr. Masters 4031 S. Dixie Dr. Advertising • 199 Compliments Of American Legion Post 165 Miamisburg Strike It Up To,.. CAPRI LANES 2727 S.DIXIE DR. 298-7411 Dayton, 45439 294-0468 200 • Business While (JiJh to eoluhla the $um 1 133 Gudmta White Villa Grocers, through a tri-state network of independent supermarket outlets, has been serving the nutritional needs of generation after generation since away back in 1898. Along with you, the Graduating Class of 1983, we look ahead confidently to ever-brighter tomorrows in our ever-growing America. May all of the fruits of our mutual efforts be blessed with success,peace, and happiness. WHITE VILLA GROCERS, INC. EXECUTIVE OFFICES and WAREHOUSE 98 Quality Lane, West Carrollton,Ohio MY FAVORITE FRAMES 862 Watertower Ln. Advertising • 201 ctlex'bell SEE US FOR • LUMBER • SIDING • INSULATION • PLYWOOD • MOULOINGS • DOORS • WINDOWS • BUILDERS HARDWARE • HAND AND POWER TOOLS TERRY KERNS FAR HILLS OPTICAL 999 Brubaker Dr. Kettering, Ohio 298-1713 MIAMI PAPER CORPORATION Congratulates The Super Senior Class Of 1983 South Smith Street (513) 859-5101 West Carrollton Ohio, 45449 West Carrollton, 45449 866-1368 202 • Business “We Know All The Angles INTRODUCING — CELLOPHANES BRANDEL’S HAIRGRAPHICS By Appointment Or Walk-In 435-3480 435-3499 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGICAL CUTS CALIFORNIA MAKE-UP PRODUCTS I Dr. J.A. Striebel 4031 South Dixie [ Ci BOB SHANESY I j v INSURANCE aLSL Bob Shanesy Ed Holdren 233 E. Central Ave. West Carrollton, Ohio 859-8286 Auto • Home • Life • Business “We Care About You” Norma J. Miller Executive Branch Manager Transamenca W.S. BAIRD, D.D.S. 110 E. Central Ave. West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 Telephone 859-1017 MIAMISBURG SAVINGS AND LOAN 866-5923 20 E. Central Ave. Miamisburg □ fl OPEN 7 DAYS AND NIGHTS A WEEK Pizza ''Sandwiches EAT IN OR CARRY OUT FREE DELIVERY AFTER 5 P.M. 435-0622 (5841 SPR1NGBORO) PIZZA: THIN-THICK-DEEP DISH-BIG CHEESE SUBMARINES..BEER..WINE...PARTY SUPPLIES Dayton, 45439 293-3125 Compliments Of KAROLTON ENVELOPE Advertising • 205 CL KIMOANDMlt. y(WUllJ%rtfifa2 CARROLLTON SPORTS CENTER 23 North Elm Street West Carrollton 859-6204 We Can Handle Your Sports Needs. 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Central Ave. Advertising • 207 Best Wishes For A Challenging Future! Kim James, Receptionist 1981 WCHS Graduate USA Largest Manufacturer Of Precision Die Components For Metal Stamping DAYTON PROGRESS CORPORATION. 500 PROGRESS ROAD. DAYTON. OHIO 45449. Mlamisburg, 45342 866-6218 208 • Business F JOLENE JONES AGENCY 5099 Sprlngboro Pk. «fr NOBLE ROMANS I NATIONWIDE I fi fl INSURANCE JONES AGENCY Where Everyone .— QvW'Tor Pizza 8911 Klngsrldge Drive 435-2735 West Carrollton, Ohio 434-6580 Good Luck Seniors The Class Of 1983!! WEST CARROLLTON PARCHMENT COMPANY Phone (513) 859-3621 E. Central S. Elm West Carrollton, Ohio Dr. Kuhlman And Dr. Flinn 928 E. Central Ave. STEPHEN D BROWN GARY L PORTER DD S DRIFTWOOD BOWL JOETTE’S STYLE SALON Automatic Lanes Open Bowling Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge 3522 Kettering 299-5581 Phone 866-5122 408 S. Main St. Miamisburg, Ohio t Miamisburg, 45342 866-3471 Advertising • 209 210 • Business 1. 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Central Ave. Advertising • 211 Office Supplies CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY THE FINANCIAL COTTER Burt Horne, Prop, - 859-0311 West Carrollton, Ohio South Suburban License Bureau •Drivers • Vehicles • Title Service • Watercraft •Notary 914 Watertower Lane 859-0311 5790 Springboro Pike Telephone 294-5751 Member FDIC FREEDOM FOODS Miamisburg Kettering Dayton Hamilton West Carrollton, 45449 859-3278 212 • Business KER05UN WE BRING COMFORT TO INNER SPACE Distributed By: YANKEE DISTRIBUTORS, CORP. 458 Windsor Park Dr. Dayton, Ohio 45449 (513) 434-2670 YAMAHA OF DAYTON 3030 Kettering Blvt 293-1245 ff SUPER FOOD SERVICES. 1 C A major wholesale food distributor serving over 400 W M ' A stores in 5 states. wholesale tood c fffii BENNY’S TV SERVICE a IGA is a major sponsor of mo nett Special Olympics July 12-17 1983 N RHONDA Good Answer! Fast 1 Day Service • Call 5216 Spring boro Pk. 299-3801 GEM Savings Miamisburg-Centerville Road Dayton, Ohio 45459 (513) 439-0403 KING SHOE REPAIR 109 N. Elm St. Advertising • 213 CONGRATULATIONS W C PIRATES FORD 2901 Dixie Dr. 298-7521 SCHOOL - OF DANCE STENGERS FORD Toe • Ballet • Hawaiian Acrobatic • Jazz • Tap 4009 S. Dixie Dr. Play Pac-Man At: Shell WEST CARROLLTON SHELL RED BARON AMUSEMENTS 758 E. Dixie Drive 1100 Dayton Mali AAA Towing 859-3244 • 859-9772 434-6329 West Carrollton, 45449 859-5894 214 • Business Good Lupk Best Wishes Seniors Of’83 Offers Personalized Services MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN 232 N. Main St. Cntrv. 23 E. Central Ave. Msbg. 1200 Central Ave. Msbg. (Jnited Associates Realty |nc. 2260 E. Central Avenue Miamisburg 866-9977 L. Bernard Rose, D.D.S. 113 E. Central Ave. Advertising •215 fanner FUNERAL HOME, Inc. Best Wishes And Much Success To The Class Of 1983 Jeffery W. Sanner Director And Embalmer L. Wade Sanner Director And Embalmer (513) 859-8000 800 Alex Rd. West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 L J West Carrollton, 45449 859-5471 216 • Business Congratulations Class Of ’83 Compliments Of WEST CARROLLTON RECREATION ASSOCIATION Thanks! THE PIRATAN TOUCH OF ELEGANCE 18 N. Elm St. Advertising • 217 West Carrollton, 45449 859-4406 224 • Let The Memory Live Again Some people will remember this as the gray book; a few will remember it as the yearbook with Pam Clay or the silhouette of a graduate on the cover; others will remember it as simply, the ’83 Piratan. But by whatever name you recall it, this yearbook is the traveler's way back through time, to a time when childhood fantasies turned to youthful dreams, back into the memory of what we were which brought us to who we are. Sometimes memories may become a little dusty, but yet, we all journey on the roads of our experiences, of our sensations, of our interactions to keep close to these days gone by, of days which once were, days when we all made our way together, each on separate paths, yet all in the same direction. Some tomorrow, in days yet to come, you may feel like reaching back for this yesterday which is only a memory away. And when you do, you will recall that there is a peace of mind in knowing that some things which once were will always be, that the more things change, the more they stay the same. If you feel that time come, to harken back down the road to where our lives will cross once more, make your way to your bookcase, find the gray book on the shelf, the yearbook with the graduate on the cover, the ’83 Piratan and let the memory live again.