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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1988 volume:

PIRATAN Hats Off To '88 West Carrollton Senior High West Carrollton, Ohio Home is where you hang your hat.” For some, school is no more than that . . . it’s just school. But for others, school is more . . . it’s home, a home away from home. Some wonder what school is gonna’ do for them, while others see what they can do for the school and for themselves. For a few, school is where nothin’ ever happens.” But for many, it’s where anything can happen, where somethin's always happenin’.” So, come on in, sit down, take off your hat, stay awhile, and maybe, just maybe, if you give it a chance, for three years, it will be home, your home away from home. Hats Off 3 Hats Off To . . . Doin’ It My Way Doin' It My Way 5 6 Hats Off To Doin' It Our Way 7 Hats Off To Our Home Away From Home Hittin' The Books 11 I2 Hats Off To ... Good Times 13 Hats Off To . . . What’s Happenin’ 14 Hats Off To What's Happenin' 15 16 Hats Off To ACTIVITIES — Activities 1 7 Spirit Of Homecoming Rains’ Supreme Austin, Brady, Michael Reign as King, Queen, Grand Marshal It looked like a scene from Animal House” as the students and faculty dressed in their togas. Later that week, Tyler Donovan along with Tom Hines performed their strip tease act in the senior lounge on Servant Day while Angie Blakeman was the biggest nerd of them all! Although this wasn't Animal House, it looked a lot like it, but the scenes were really from the halls of WCHS during the week of Homecoming. Monday, the students and faculty traveled back to Greek Culture days and wore their togas. Tuesday was hat, college sweatshirt, shades and Gotcha Day. Wednesday was a day for r and r at home because of a teacher in-service and Thursday was Servant Day. Friday, the spirit came alive as the halls and lounges were brightly decorated with streamers and signs. The Senior Class took first place in the hallway competition. Many were dressed to show their pride and school spirit in red and black. Prior to Spirit Week, Lexi Fulton and Rob Stivers announced the 1987 court at the annual Homecoming assembly held Friday during school. 8 Activities Spirit Week 19 I — 1988 King Mark Austin and Queen Kara Brady. Seniors: 2 — First attendant Kelli Michael and escort Jeff Reed. 3 — Second attendant Kathy Bodish and escort Jim Conerty. 4 — Third attendant Tracy Kemper and escort James McGuire. 5 — Fourth attendant Lisa Craft and escort Jeff Rogers. 6 — Grand Marshal Dave Michael and his wife. Sandy. Juniors: 7 — First attendant Candi Waymire and escort Greg Bettendorf. 8 — Second attendant Angel Kokot and escort Jeff Webb. 9 Third attendant Bobbi Bowman and escort Ross Horvath. Sophomores: 10 — First attendant Valerie Mays and escort Mike Chipman. II — Second attendant Pam Stivers and escort Brian Taylor. 12 — Third attendant Tracy McNutt and escort Chad Hines. 13 — The Chippendales exposing it all at the cafe. 14 — Grandma Mullins on her way to class. 15 — Daddy and his little girl warmly congratulate one another with armfuls of love. 16 — Steph ambling under the Boardwalk. 17 — Joe Cool at his best. 18 — My. my. how sexy you sure are!” 19 — Natacha strolling through the streamer-filled senior hallway. X) — Seniors put up a city in a day using their heads and shoulders. Crowning Homecoming ’87 Under The Boardwalk, Out Of The Sun; Under The Boardwalk, We’ll Be Havin’ Some Fun.’ A day of fun in the sun almost became a pain in the rain as showers started falling two hours before the morning beginning of the Homecoming parade. By the time the band struck up. On West Carrollton,” the skies had turned just gray and cloudy, and it did not rain on our parade. The Senior class took first place with the freshman float coming in a close second in float competition. Under a sunshine filled sky, the court was announced during the pre-game ceremonies, culminating with the crowning of Queen Kara Brady and King Mark Austin. The Pirates clawed past the Wildcats, 20-15, in their first WOL Homecoming battle against Springfield South. Magnum Music DJ Show provided the sounds for the Homecoming dance that evening in the gym. 20 Activities I — J.J. and Vincent enjoy each other’s Homecoming company. 2 — The Pirates face the Wildcats head on. 3 — Coochy. Coochy. Coo.” 4 — Come dance with me. Leah.” 5 — The Homecoming dance seems to be amusing to Carolyn and Joel. 6 — Even though their car broke down in the parade. Amber Hilliard and Dustin Laycox are ready to do their duty as crownbearers. 7 — Greg Smith shines playing On West Carrollton” through the rain. 8 — Kara has a royal smile at the Homecoming pregame ceremonies. 9 — Mr. and Mrs. Ousley snuggle on the dance floor at their first ever West Carrollton Homecoming dance. 10 Kathy and Jim proudly ride atop a Corvette. II — Defense fights and claws the Cats for the ball. Autumn — Cornin’ Around Again Jazzing Up, Cooling Off Fires Of Fall On August 25, 1987, the old school bell rang and students filed into their classes, despite the extreme heat in the rooms. The fall sports season was kicked off the following night at the Community Pep Rally and the year was officially underway. Back at school the next day, parking became a health risk as construction on the new stadium began. Students attended the Activities Fair, sponsored by Student Council, who also organized the Blood Drive and the Halloween Dance, to sign up for the year’s events. Our parents chatted with our teachers at Back-to-School Night, and a week later, we journeyed under the boardwalk” for Homecoming festivities. Discussion heated up at the Junior High when the Board of Education decided to move the freshmen to the high school in the fall of 1989, to place a 5.7 mill school levy on the February ballot, and to close an elementary school building; however, the Board decided to postpone that decision until a later date. A bonfire behind the school got everyone psyched for Senior Night, which was held on November 6. Miami University performed for us at a jazz assembly, and the whole community enjoyed the fall play. The Night of One-Act Plays, held at the Junior High auditorium. After all of this commotion, students were definitely ready for Thanksgiving break. 22 Activities I — Mr. Sparrow braves the cold. 2 — The Miami Jazz Ensemble blow their hearts out. 3 — Curt plots the murder. 4 — Matt awaits Hot Lips ' arrival at the M A S H unit. 5 — David and his mom share a moment at Senior Night. 6 — The latest addition to the Ben-Gals. 7 — Who is that masked man? 8 — The bonfire blazes on for a Pirate victory. 9 — Steve thinks as he takes care of the lights at the fall play. Autumn 23 Applause, Applause For Guys £ Dolls' Carson, Kavouras Collaborate On First Musical; Audience Thrills Cast, Crew With Two Standing Ovations Under the direction of Pat Carson, Peter Kavouras, Yvonne Scheid and Mark Westfall, the bright lights and fancy dancing of New York City were brought to the West Carrollton Junior High Auditorium. On three separate nights, April 21. 22, and 23, high roller Sky Masterson (Rob Stivers) fell in love with Sgt. Sarah Brown (Andrea Burns) of the Save-a-Soul Mission, while Nathan Detroit (Jim Streisel) married Miss Adelaide (Laura Tussing) after 14 years of engagement in Frank Loesser's broadway smash, Guys Dolls.” The betting was high at The Oldest Established Permanent Floating Crap Game” until the crap shooters bet their souls and ended up in Sgt. Sarah’s mission repenting their gambling sins. The complexity and sophistication of this production made it one of the best musicals,” said teacher Brad Foland. 24 Activities I — Luck be a lady tonight.” 2 — Thou shalt not gamble.” 3 — It's church chat time.” 4 — What will I tell my mother?” 5 — Mrs. Carson, what do you think?” 6 — It’s up to you. Mr. Kavouras.” 7 — Now Appearing: Larry. Curly, and Moe. 8 — Soni prepares for opening night. 9 — Snake eyes!” — ’ Dirty Dancing.” II — ”A girl can get ill.” Musical 25 Hazy Shades Of Winter Time, time, time — see what's become of me Cold weather, dark skies and staying inside. These images conjure up winter time. As we rounded the corner in the school year, the seniors reached a turning point in time. In January, the reality of graduation became more apparent as seniors were measured for cap and gown. The gymnasium rocked-n-rolled as our own student jugglers, singers, and dancers entertained everyone at the annual senior talent 26 Activities show. Kris Cation and Jim Conerty were busy representing our school at the Dayton Mall Prom Teen Weekend. Bundled up in earmuffs and heavy coats, sixty members of Varsity Club journeyed to Kings Island Winterfest. A late nite bowl sponsored by Varsity Club broke up the monotony in February. The controversy continued as the community made its point very clear by soundly rejecting the school operating levy on February 2. Despite the conflict and plain talk” about the levy, the new stadium began to take shape through continuous construction. Although the assemblies supplied the students with minor escapes from boredom, we all suffered from an acute case of cabin fever by the end of March. Thank goodness for the remedy — SPRING BREAKI I — A touching performance. 2 — Hey. Darryl, where’s Darryl? 3— Dree-ee-ee-ee-eam. dream, dream, dream.” 4 — Pump up the temperature. 5 — Jon performs daring feats. 6 — A new home (side). 7 — Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble. 8 — Brian's going for the red pin. 9 — Flight I was ’’top gun.” 10 — Shades of Mick Jagger. II — Mr. Van Tine takes like a duck to water. 12 — Friends in Hanna Barbera Land. 13 — Encore, encore, bravo! 14 — Rob is our ice cream man. At The Midnight Masquerade We Had The Time Of Our Lives The gym never looked better. Students worked hard, far enough ahead of time, for the 1988 Junior-Senior Prom to be a picture of perfection. Midnight Masquerade” became the theme, while the colors remained true to our school, being 28 Activities red, black, white and silver. Fun was had by all, with pictures and dinner beforehand, with some eating here in town at King Cole, while others ventured forth the distance to Cincinnati to enjoy the view at the Waterfront restaurant. Some couples arranged for a limousine to be their chauffeur the night of May 14, which then dropped them off at school in order for them to dance the night away to the rhythm of Advent Music. I — Waiting in anticipation for their first prom. 2 — Look. Rodney. Lisa cleans up pretty well even off the softball field.” 3 — Face to face. 4 — Can we help you?” 5 — Taking a break from the action. 6 — Renea and Blaine try to cover up the sudsy” fountain. 7 — David enjoying the dance with his date. 8 — Are you finished taking our picture yet?” 9 — Look! It's the bobbsey twins!” 10 — Going in for the kill. II — Together again for their last prom. 12 — They’ve got Leggs! 13 — Did you get the two-for-one bargain. Matt? 8 Prom 29 Spring — The Walk Of Life Goin' Out In Style; Dressing Up For The Big Finale As the bronzed bodies returned from Florida, spring at West Carrollton Senior High sprang to life. Guys and Dolls” hit the stage, while students and teachers spread Pirate pride district wide on Super Saturday. As the levy passed on May 3, the new NHS members were inducted at an assembly. On the night of May 14, 30 Activities the gym turned into a Midnight Masquerade for our Prom. Mr. Rogers visited our neighborhood for the Student Council elections, while L.L. Cool Stacy rocked the house. On May 27, the Seniors, in their caps and gowns, marched into the gym for one last time at the Honors Assembly. Baccalaureate soon followed, and while Juniors and Sophomores crammed for exams, Seniors prepared for their big day, the 1988 Graduation. And with the turning of about 325 tassels, we're history! Time turns now toward the future and the year and the Class of '89. I — A few of the ones who made it happen. 2 — Tying the Knot . sort of. 3 — Rod and Tracy waltz the night away. 4 — Kelli Turner, come on downl 5 — Maren as one of the dolls. 6 — Private talk left just for the dance floor. 7 — Bill Rambo. 8 — Inquiring minds want to know. 9 — Fishnet, black pantyhose. (0 — My last name is Wickert. II — We’re historyl The future is ours. It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over . . . Caps Adjusted, Gowns Straightened, Eyes Ahead For Graduates By the time our readers review these pages, the graduates of 1988 will have left for college, joined the armed forces, or started a career. Another group now walks the halls, attends classes, and sits in the lounge as seniors. So it is with life. It marches by quickly. But for the moment, let’s step back. We don’t have far to go ... just a few days into the not too distant past. Let’s turn back the clock to late May and early June. Let’s bring the Class of 88 back to school as seniors at West Carrollton High. Now, everything is in place. Put life back into motion. For the first time, underclassmen caught a glimpse of 32 Activities seniors in caps and gowns at the annual Honors Assembly on May 21. Various distinctions, awards, medals, and scholarships were presented to seniors for outstanding achievements. After leaving the assembly, most of the graduates-to-be gathered at the back of the gym to watch the traditional promotion of the Class to the senior side of the gym. At that moment, hugs were shared by the seniors as they said tearful goodbyes to their last twelve years together. Seniors now realized what was happening to them, and what lay ahead only a few days away. The Class of 1988 came back together for a second time on May 29 at Baccalaureate. Kris Cation welcomed family and friends and delivered the invocation. Retired assistant superintendent Dickinson Guiler and Reverend Walter Fohs of Zion Lutheran Church addressed the graduates with words and wisdom to send them on their way with courage and confidence tucked securely in place. After the vocal ensemble's inspiring rendition of I Believe Ave Maria,” Kris Reigelsperger asked the Lord to bless and keep the class until the seniors met again on graduation night. 1 — Kris invokes blessings on the assemblage. 2 — Mr. McCollum advises that the names change, but the story remains the same. 3 — Kris blesses the class until they meet again. 4 — The girls aren't ready to model their robes yet ... 5 — ... but the guys are. 6 — Goodbye. Kelli; hello. Candi. 7 — Rev. Fohs on life. 8 — Natacha’s rememberance. 9 — Bobbypins galore. 10 — Applause for Angel. II — Awards for Angela. 12 — Senior squeeze for Dawn. 13 — Handshake for Lisa. Graduation 3 3 . . . But Now, It Is All Over Seniors Discuss, Decide Contents Of Program For Graduation With only hours left before the tassel turned from left to right, seniors gathered at Memorial Hall on June 1 to become graduates in the final ceremony that would lead them into the future. Seniors planned and organized their own graduation, selecting Lexi Fulton, Kelli Michael, Dale Caudill, and John Vallo as student speakers. The senior vocal 34 Activities ensemble sang of wishes for the days ahead, while the senior instrumental ensemble played of the days before, of yesterdays gone by. Mike Jensen delivered the invocation while Michelle Wine choked back the tears during the benediction, the final words before graduation was all over. After congratulations were spoken, with diplomas in hand, and the singing of the alma mater, the moment was at hand . . . the turning of the tassel, and the official move from seniors to graduates. As Lexi Fulton said in her speech, Here we are . . . and here we go.” And that they did. I — Four times the friendship. 2 — Soon to be the boys of summer. 3 — Is it Bert Convey or John Vallo? 4 — Contestants on Win. Lose, or Draw. 5 — Hands across America. 6 — Kelli’s numbers to live by. 7 — And now. the Graduates. 8 — Three stages of graduation. 9 — It’s your turn. Mike. 10 — Salute to Steve. II — Gift of a Pirate head. Graduation 35 36 Hats Off To SPORTS Sports 3 7 ' Meet the challenge!” — Bob Brigati Football Bring ’Em On!’ A 48-year era ended as the Pirate gridders won their final game in the old West Carrollton stadium, but a new era began as the Bucs were to Meet the Challenge by going into the WOL. Meet the challenge they did-, the Pirates powered to a 3-0 record. Coach Brigati feels then they lost momentum but battled back to get what they earned. The Pirates with senior captains Mark Austin, James McGuire, Randy Melzoni, and Joe Palcic went on to win only 2 more of their last 7 games, finishing with an overall record of 5-5. This put the Pirates in sixth place in the WOL. One of the highlights of the season was beating the MML Champions, the Franklin Wildcats. The WOL elected Randy Melzoni to first team. Joe Palcic, Jon Mieding and Steve Donisi were selected to the second team. Honorable mentions were awarded to Mark Austin, Brad Norton, Brian Erisman and Jeff Cotterman. Elected by his teammates, Joe Palcic was voted Most Valuable Player. 38 Sports I — All the games are big games in the WOL. we cannot slack off at anytime. 2 — Pirate Football Team: Row I — W. Barnett. G. Young. J. Rankey, S. Yoon. K. Bodish. K. Michael. T. Douglas. C. Slade. K. Walker. T. Markunes. A. Lewis. K. Hart. P. Stivers. Row 2 — J. McGuire, R. Melzoni. B. Norton. J. Conerty, J. Reed, E. Hall. B. Erisman. D. Schacherer, D. Palmer. B. Warner. Row 3 — S. Kenyon. A. Beringer. A. Poffenberger. R. Mays. J. Mieding. D. Hendricks, M. Austin. B. Carpenter. J. Palcic. J. Wynne. Row 4 — S. West, T. Derenzo. R. Layton. A. Ross. A. Bowles. J. Cotterman. J. Petry. T. Myers. G. Bettendorf. S. Wolf. Row 5 — M. Stephens. J. Krahulec. L. Smith. S. Donisi. B. Spencer. D. Duff. J. Hinch. T. Hearn. J. Adkins. S. Musgrove. Row 6 — R. Haller. J. Palcic. D. Mullins, D. Adkins. M. Henry. E. Chism. M. Chipman. D. Kepler. B. Hawkins. Row 7 — J. Langford. A. Simms. B. Taylor. R. Ramage. C. Hines. B. VanDeilen. B. Carlisle, P. Motz. K. Lawson. Row 8 — N. Roy. D. Rhoads. L. Cali. N. Smith. T. Neal. J. Johnson. Row 9 — M. Laycox. N. Williams. R. Banks. E. Herman. B. Brigati. M. Howard. C. Schoenberger. 3 — Where are my teammates?” 4 — Mother, may I take one giant step? 5 — Don't kick my finger. 6 — Hey you over there. 7 — Need some help?” 8 — The blitz is on. 9 — Preparing to Meet the Challenge.” 10 — Reaching for the big upset. II — James holding the 'Egg” Football 39 The WOL seems more professional than the MML — Coach Credit Girls' Soccer Lady Pirates Kick Their Way To Top Although West Carrollton High School entered a new league this year, the Western Ohio League, the girls’ soccer team seemed to prove themselves worthy of the challenge. Varsity ended the season with thirteen wins and three losses, while the junior varsity's record finished 5-10-2. The varsity perseverance enabled them to capture second place in the WOL and to be ranked third in the Dayton area. After a disappointing loss to Centerville, costing the team first place in the league, the girls battled back with an impressive victory over Alter. Tricaptains for the Lady Pirate soccer team were Kara Brady, Amy Burch, and Lisa Cali. Awards were received by: Tracy McNutt, MVP: Mary Beth Lengefeld, Offensive Player of the Year; Elaine Carter, Defensive Player of the Year; Jodi Sonterre, Most Improved Player; Becky Ball, Coaches Award; Lisa Cali, Scholar Athlete. 40 Sports I — Who has it? 2 — Pirate varsity girls’ soccer team: Row I — E. Carter. Row 2 — K. Wade. K. Brady. L. Cali, A. Burch. K. Matheny. Row 3 — S. Hanayik. J. Simpson. D. Frost. J. Sonterre. K. Bolden. Row 4 — K. Nunn. S. Erisman. T. McNutt. B. Ball. K. Kobes. M. Lengefeld. Row 5 — Coach Michael. Ass t. Man. E. Matheny. Coach Credit, Ass’t. Coach W. Swartz. 3 — But Coach. I didn’t mean to use my hands.” 4 — Lisa bites down with determination. 5 — Smile. Kim. summer’s around the corner. 6 — Pirate junior varsity girls’ soccer team: Row I — H. Ketring. M. McGuire. K. Zimmerman. A. Virkus. N. Dittman. Row 2 — T. Lasanen. H. Wiedenheft. K. Kline. A. Smith. L. Shields. Row 3 — K. Jennings. M. Goings. K. liams. H. Pressley. C. Ousley. Row 4 — Ass't. Man. E. Matheny. Coach Michael. Coach Credit. 7 — Kim struggles to keep control. 8 — Jodi, it’s no time to show your juggling skills! 9 — Becky as a fullback, defends our goal area. 10 — Carrie drives the ball across the half line. II — Tracy shoots for All-Area. All-League. Girls' Soccer 41 We finished up strong!” — Dan Harvey Boys' Soccer Aiming For Glory; Falling Short Of Goals After last year’s season of conflict and heartbreak, the mighty Pirates experienced a turnaround. Under new Coach Jerry Beck, the attitude of the team was much improved over last season. The varsity finished 4-9-4, while junior varsity finished 10-5-2. Doug Henry and Dave Ball served as co-captains. The awards received included: Dave Ball, most valuable defensive player; Scott Hanayik, most valuable offensive player; Todd Marlin, most improved; Matt Snider, scholar athlete. In the WOL. Dave Bali was selected to second team-, Scott Hanayik, Chris Moon, and Chad Whittamore received honorable mention. Named to the All-South Dayton Area teams were Dave Ball, first team; Scott Hanayik, second team; and Chad Whittamore, honorable mention. The highlights of the season were losing to the powerful Elks, 1-0, and tying a strong Wayne team. 42 Sports I — The look of the season. 2 — Pirate varsity boys’ soccer team: Row I — C. Sewak. T. Conner. M. Rose. T. Whitted, A. Kokot. S. Slovak, L. Cummings. Row 2 — C. Whittamore, D. Henry, M. Cochran. C. Cunningham. D. Ball. Row 3 — S. Hanayik, S. Schum. R. Sibert. D. Rice, R. Horvath. Row 4 — Coach Beck. D. Caudill. J. Rogers. M. Snider. C. Moon. D. Bishop. M. Jensen. Coach Baldridge. 3 — Mike, what possesses you? 4 — Look to your right. Chad! 5 — Go for the goal. Dan. 6 — I’ll take it all alone. 7 — Pirate junior varsity boys' soccer team: Row I — C. Singleton. C. Campbell. J. Maddux. S. Reed, K. Richmond. K. Mullins. Row 2 — B. Evans. B. Moon. M. Cox. T. Marlin. A. Shirley. B. Bates. Row 3 — Coach Baldridge. M. Housh. G. Swain. T. Swartz. R. Bowman. D. Price. D. Caron, Coach Beck. Row 4 — J. Vest. B. Brandenburg. S. Page. J. Petersime, J. Stewart. B. Kuhn, S. Evans. 8 — Unnhh! . . . Giving it that extra umph. 9 — Are your rooms this neat? 10 — Look at those adorable faces! II — Donnie and Dale maneuver for position. Boys' SoccerZ43 We should have won that one. — Coach Eiken Volleyball New Competition Serves Up Heartbreakers New head coach and former player, Amy Eiken, led the varsity to a 4th place, 6-3 record in the WOL, and a 14-8 record overall. The new assistant coach, Lori Dorn, and the junior varsity earned a 15-7 record overall. The season was highlighted by a 4th place Eaton Invitational finish, where they played their best ever, and the Oakwood match, where they had their most fulfilling win. Captains were Jenny Mays and Marilyn Rado. Lisa Szeman was elected to 1st team WOL, Jenny Mays was elected to 3rd team WOL, and Marilyn Rado received Honorable Mention. Jenny Mays, Marilyn Rado, and Lisa Szeman were selected to the District 15 All-Star Team. Other awards included: Marilyn Rado. MVP) Kim Wooley, Most Improved! Jenny Mays, Best Defensive! and Lisa Szeman, Scholar Athlete. I — The coaches share their volleyball knowledge. 2 — Pirate varsity volleyball team: Row I — A Mays. A. Phillips, C. Waymire, K. Wooley. Row 2 — J. Mays. T. Rinaldi. L. Szeman. L. Fulton. M. Wine, K. Cation. Row 3 — Coach Amy Eiken. M. Rado. L. Riddell. Coach Lori Dorn. 3 — Candy ''rises” to the occasion. 4 — Lisa takes on the net. 5 — To ace. or not to ace? 6 — Jenny reaches up to put one down for the offense. 7 — Volleyball can be graceful. 8 — Spike!” — Pirate offense on the move. 9 — Pirate junior varsity volleyball team: Row I — A. Mays. P. Kohler. C. Yoon. M. Moran. J. Egleston. Row 2 — C. Waymire. D. Rose. R. Schab, S. Savage. A. Collier. Row 3 — Coach Eiken. Coach Dorn. K)— The intensity of water breaks. II — Yeah. I got it. no problem! VoHeyball 45 We finished more respectably than we thought we would.” — Matt Yoxtheimer Golf Puttin' On The Hits; Falling Under Par What do Tom Watson, Jack Nicklaus, Matt Yoxtheimer, and Larry Wilbur have in common? They all enjoy spending their afternoons putting a little, white ball into a hole. The 1987 golf team struggled through their first season in the WOL, ending with a 2-10 record overall. The team placed ninth in the league with a 1-8 record. The golfers traveled to the sectional tournament and finished Nth out of 16 teams. Fourth year player, Matt Yoxtheimer, received the Most Valuable Player. Larry Wilbur was voted the team’s Most Improved Player. We enjoyed the new league because we played many new courses, said Coach Ferriell. 46 Sports I — Matt’s awesome swing brought him the MVP. 2 — Pirate golf team: Row I — E. Johns. M. Smith, T. Hine. M. Davell. Row 2 — C. Hoffman. L. Wilbur. M. Yoxtheimer. J. Katzenmaier. Row 3 — T. Taylor, M. Tanksley, R. Jenkins. Coach Ferriell. 3 — Mark eyes the green as he prepares to tee off. 4 — Eric wonders which club he should use. 5 — Just a swanginT' 6 — The pressure's on. getting higher, the difference is John stays drier. 7 — The lean, mean golfing machine. 8 — Boy, this bag is getting heavy! 9 — What all sports are about, friendship. 10 — Remember. Tom. head down, shoulders straight. II Wow! Look at that ball go! 12 — Well. I got this far. 13 — How far is the next hole? Golf 47 We were a very happy camper tennis team — Coach Stewart Girls' Tennis Lady Netters Triumph Over Racquet The best summary of this year’s tennis season would be, as Coach Stewart said, Every match is a memorable experience with the Lady Pirate tennis team.” The final result of this memorable experience was a 5-4 record in the WOL, with a 6-10 record overall. Aside from going to McDonald’s after away matches, the highlight of the season was finishing fifth in the league. This year’s captain was Didi Rogakos with Stephanie Carter receiving the Coach’s Award. Maren Pajari, the MVP, was selected to the WOL’s 3rd team singles. Next year’s hopes are to continue to be a force to contend with while also getting more students involved in the tennis program. As Coach Stewart said, It was a 'just ducky’ season.” 48 Sports I — Hey. Mom, watch this! 2 — Pirate girls’ tennis team: Row I — E. Kling. M. Pajari. J. Henes. A. Blakeman. Row 2 — J. Montgomery, S. Carter. A. Link. S. Hart. L. Shawver. A. Pryor. R. Sheppard. D. Rogakos. 3 — It went that-a-way! 4. One. two. cha-cha-cha. 5 — Happy about that one. Jen? 6 — This is a tennis ball.” 7 — Watch out for that line. Robin. 8 — Did I hit it yet? 9 — Lean to the right. 10 — The tennis terminator. II — Try and stop this one! Girls' Tennis 49 This was the first year we really felt like a team ' — Sung Mee Yoon Cross Country Runners Take Flight With Heart And Sole This running season was a time of change for the Pirate cross country team. They entered a more competitive league and adopted two new coaches, Mr. Harmony as head coach and Mr. Sommer as assistant coach. Coach Harmony felt that the team was young, but were constantly striving for improvement. The girls finished sixth and the boys finished ninth in the WOL. At the awards banquet. Jon Wild and Sung Mee Yoon received scholar athlete and Sung Mee also received the coaches’ award along with Bill Terry. Mary Beth Lengefeld was selected for the second team WOL. This year's MVPs were Jon Wild and Janet Limbeck. The team’s most memorable moment was also the most humorous. At the Centerville quint meet, the team faced incredible odds — a few spectators changed the course markersl Although a little confused, our cross country team did find its way to the finish line. 50 Sports I — This picture's worth 1.000 words. 2 — The Pirate cross country team: Row I — M. Lengefeld. J. Streisel. S. Wilken. J. Limbeck. J. Wild. S. Ware. Row 2 — B. Adams. M. Dennis. M. Brooks. M. Wild, E. Grasse. R. Angel. B. Stolz. Row 3 — L. Gephart. J. Manning. D. Mullins. E. Johnston. K. Nilsson. C. Taylor. Row 4 — Coach Harmony. G. Butulis. M. Yablonsky. J. Erickson. M. Knorr. Coach Sommer. 3 — They're neck and neck. 4 — Coach Sommer shows how it’s done. 5 — How do you work this thing? 6 — John munches on a little food for thought. 7 — Is it an inney or an outey. Jim? 8 — Mary Ann knows that this is no Sunday stroll. 9 — One small step for Dennis K) — ... One giant leap for Michelle. II — Puff, puff. whew. 2 — Bill gets a little motherly advice. 13 — Make a wish. Cross Country 51 We Were Young, But It Was A Year For Individual Triumph — Doug Campbell Wrestling Season Of Beginnings Tough competition and a young team made for a challenging wrestling season. The powerful WOL opponents created quite a disappointing season in terms of wins and losses. The team record for dual meets was 2-6, with victories over LaSalle and Miamisburg. Freshman Eric Lawhorn placed 4th in the WOL league tournament, with sophomore Travis Hearn placing 3rd. The standout senior this year was Rob Cassoni. Rob had the most takedowns and most consecutive victories, and seemingly was headed to the top. Unfortunately, a shoulder injury benched Rob before the District tournament. Travis Hearn, an outstanding sophomore, placed 4th at the District tournament advancing him to State. Hearn's competition at State proved overwhelming, but the experience will assuredly assist Travis in future State tournaments. Awards presented included: most improved wrestler. Gregg Pittroff most valuable wrestlers, Rob Cassoni and Travis Hearn-, and most pins in West Carrollton’s wrestling history, Travis Hearn. 52 Sports 1 — Phil and Doug studiously observe the match. 2 — Pirate wrestling team: Row I — D. Olt. R. Marinelli, G. Pittroff. T. Ciarlariello. R. Cassoni. M. Hutchinson. J. Webb. C. Phillips. E. Lawhorn. Row 2 — T. Everetts. M. Melzoni. J. Long. D. Hopkins. J. Leonhardt. M. Chipman. A. Meyer. R. Skelding. Row 3 — S. Dunn. S. DeShane. A. Simms. T. Hearn. T. Ross. B. French. P. Motz, G. Swaim. M. Housh. Row 4 — W. Kirkland. D. Hinch. G. Alter. C. Hall. J. Pierce. J. Shults. D. Kreitzer. S. Rich. Row 5 — B. Malin. T. Briner. W. Marcum. B. Goudy. A. Shephard. M. Cox. R. Smelko. C. Furay. Row 6 — Coach Campbell. Coach Jaynes. N. Bowling. J. Allen. J. Bangert. N. Christiansen. Coach Ryan. Row 7 — S. Yoon. T. Douglas. C. Slade. T. Markunes. K. Michael. K. Walker. 3 — Dave Hopkins psychs out his opponent for an important match. 4 — Johnny Long positions himself for a big win. 5 — Mike struggles to gain control over his opponent. 6 — Travis prepares to takedown and pin a Viking. 7 — Rob overpowers his weaker Viking foe. 8 — Rick envisions a fast pin. 9 — Roll him over. Alex. Pin to Win! WrestHng 53 By Working Together, We Did A Good Job Of Playing Team Ball, — Coach Laycox Girls' Basketball Lady Hoopsters Hand Laycox 100th Victory Beating Springfield South and being rated 8th in the area were among the highlights for the girls’ basketball season. The Lady Pirates finished the season with an overall record of 14-8 and a league record of 5-4. placing them 4th in the WOL. The reserves, coached by Nancy Williams, ended their season, 11-9. Awards went to Jodi Sonterre, Best Defensive and 3rd Team WOL Anissa Phillips, Best Offensive and Honorable Mention WOL Tracy McNutt, Most Improved! Christi Thompson, Spirit Award) Cathy Smith, Scholar Athlete. Varsity Coach Laycox anticipates a 2nd place finish in the WOL next year and hopes to score more points per game and reach the regionals. Coach Laycox reached her 100th career victory. 54 Sports I — Thirsty. Jodi? 2 — Varsity: Row I — S. Carter. C. Smith, A. Clark. Row 2 — L. Shields. T. McNutt. T. Henn. M Grube. Row 3 — S. Wine. J. Sonterre. A. Phillips. C. Thompson. E. Carter. Coach Laycox. 3 — Christi tricking the defense. 4 — Get the ball. Steph! 5 — Anissa giving it her all toward the ball. 6 — Coach Laycox giving encouraging advice. 7 — What a jump! 8 — Laura shoots for two. 9 — Reserve: Row I — A. Mays. M. Lengefeld. J. Brookins. Row 2 — Coach Williams. L. Shields. B. Ball. A. Smith. N. Henn. M. Grube. Coach Laycox. 10 — Tracey passes the ball off. II — Go Nicki! 12 — Elaine struggles toward control of the ball. Girls' Basketball 55 Wouldn't Change A Thing ' — Coach Gerhard Boys' Basketball Starting Over Although the varsity placed 7th in the WOL, Coach Dan Gerhard and Assistant Coach Neal Amburgey felt positive towards the season. They finished with a 13-9 record, and the junior varsity tied for 1st in the WOL with a 14-6 record. Led by tricaptains Rodney Albaugh, James McGuire, and Randy Melzoni, the team had many exciting games. The season was ignited by a victory over Fairmont in the Kettering Invitational, a win over Springfield Soutff, and beating Miamisburg in the District tournament. Their disappointments were losing to Springfield North, 72-70, and to Centerville, 71-69. Junior varsity Successfully coaches Rex Gardecki and Phil Kidwell, were proud of their squad’s season, and many JV players got in varsity games. The boys were pleased with their overall record, and their attitudes were outstanding throughout the entire season. The seniors’ most memorable moment was realizing they had beaten Miamisburg six times in the past two years. This year’s awards were: MVP — James McGuire; 1st team WOL — James McGuire; 3rd team WOL — Rodney Albaugh. Coach Gerhard continues to build a respectable Pirate basketball program in the new league. 56 Sports I — Coach Gerhard stands up to call out the play. 2 — Pirate boys' basketball team: Row I — M. Carpenter. R. Albaugh. J. McGuire. R. Melzoni. B. Petrey. Row 2 — C. Hoffman. Manager: P. Marchal. C. Berkebile. B. Logan. T. Barnett. R. Cherry. C. Stealey. (The Varsity) 3 — Randy rebounds on defense. 4 — James flyin’ high” to put three on the board. 5 — Phil puts 100% effort into his shot. 6 — Hey Rodney, over here or go for two.” 7 — No one can touch Carl’s lay up. 8 — Berkebile goes airborn to block a shot. 9 — Pirate boys' basketball team: Row I — B. Brandenburg. S. Stomoff. B. Petrey. T. Baker. R. Casey. Row 2 — M. Messer. B. McCoy. K. Lawson. N. Thompson. D. Kirk. R. Cherry (The Junior Varsity) 10 — Hey man. check out that shot!” II — Todd looks for the signal of the next play. Boys' Basketball 57 The best part of cheerleading is being part of a team. — Pam Stivers Cheerleading Team Behind The Team Baking and decorating the locker room. Lining the halls with signs each week. Toilet papering players’ houses and making scrapbooks for the seniors. These, along with practices, fill the hectic season of a Pirate cheerleader. The fall season got off to an early start with summer practices and NCA cheerleading camp at Wittenberg University. The varsity squad finished runner-up in the Award of Excellence competition while the reserve squad was also victorious winning the highest ribbons at nightly competitions. With only a week’s rest, the squads began to prepare for the community pep rally, a preview of the fall sports season. Following the winter season, the time had come to start all over again with tryouts in March. Being a good cheerleader is not only practices and rousing the crowd at games, it takes loyalty and support of the team itself along with dedication and a lot of spare time ... Cheerleading is not just fun and games.” 58 Sports I — Pam enjoys being in the limelight. 2 — Varsity cheerleaders: T. Conner. S. Slovak. C. Sewak. M. Rose. A. Kokot. L. Cummings. T. Markunes, C. Slade. K. Walker. K. Bodish. K. Michael. S. Yoon. T. Douglas. 3 — V-l-C-T-O-R-Y! 4 — Kelli raises spirit at the Homecoming game. 5 — The wind doesn’t blow Wendy’s spirit! 6 — Jill pulls” for the J.V. soccer team. 7 — Carolyn cheers her heart out for the grapplers. 8 — Tracy cheers the team to a score-stopping win. 9 — J.V. cheerleaders: Row I — P. Stivers. A. Lewis. W. Barnett. K. Hart. G. Young. J. Rankey. Row 2 — C. Singleton. K. Mullins. S. Reed. C. Campbell. K. Richmond. Row 3 — L. Walker. V. Mays. M. McGuire. D. Capers. K. Harmon. L. Salyers. K) — Soccer is a kick in the grass” for Stacy. II — Wrestle, wrestle, twist ’em like a pretzel! 2 — Kathy cheers for the J.V. football team. Cheerleading 59 At The Start Of The Season, We Were Just Players; By The End, We Were Winners — Rob Banks Baseball Season Of Triumph With a 17-8 varsity record and a 20-3 reserve record, the baseball team proved the Pirates had what it took to be a contender in the WOL. Led by captains Randy Melzoni and Joe Palcic, the varsity finished third in the league. Losing only to Fairmont. 9-5, the team also triumphed in tournament play becoming district runners-up. A positive attitude and strong senior players accounted for the team’s unexpected success. Awards received included: Jeff Thacker, MVP-, Joe Palcic, Brad Norton, Coach's Award: Joe Palcic, Scholar Athlete: Chad Hines, Reserve Award. 60 Sports I — Coach Banks studiously observes the game. 2 — Varsity baseball team: Row I — L. McKinley. Row 2 — J. Thacker. C. Hall. R. Melzoni. J. Palcic. B. Norton. J. Reed. Row 3 — Coach Banks. D. Duff. P. Marchal. B. French. J. Cotterman. M. Rado. B. Petrey. Coach Musgrove. 3 — Denny strains to make that big pitch. 4 — Jeff fires the ball to first base. 5 — Heads Up!” 6 — Brad scrambles to reach the plate. 7 — J.V. baseball team: Row I — S. Musgrove. J. Palcic, C. Hines. D. Kepler. D. Young. J. Long. Row 2 — Coach Kimmel. M. Henry. E. Chism. D. Thorton. J. Fecke. R. Parker, M. Hendricks. Coach Laputa. 8 — Jeff is fast off the base. 9 — Beau watches the ball fall from the sky. 10 — Chris waits patiently for the ball. II — Brad psychs himself up for a big hit. 12 — Marty rears back to crank a homer! Baseball 6 We Are One Of The Top 16 In Ohio ' — Coach Reed Softball Second Time Around This year’s varsity not only placed 2nd in the league, they also won Districts for the second time in three years. Their record of 20-8, combined with talent and power, put them over the top against many teams that had in past years dominated the sport. The junior varsity set a new school record by winning more games than any other JV team with a 17-4 record. Two of Coach Barry Reed's memorable games were runruling Centerville, who had beat up on us more times than I care to remember,” and beating Miamisburg by scoring ten runs in the 7th inning. Reed has said that this was his best group ever, and he hopes future teams accomplish as much as this team did. Awards for this year: 1st team WOL, Tracy McNutt: 2nd team WOL, Steph Carter, Jenny Mays, Marilyn Rado, and Jodi Sonterre; Honorable Mention, Cathy Smith: MVP Offense, Tracy McNutt: MVP Defense, Marilyn Rado; Scholar Athlete, Robin Singleton; Most Improved Sophomore, Becky Ball: Most Improved Junior, Tammy Achs. 62 Sports I — Coach Reed prepared to give signals to the batter. 2 — Pirate softball team: Row I — A. Boggs, G. Stauffer, H. Harper. B. Ball. J. Brookins. A. Mays, T. McNutt, M. Grigsby. Row 2 — T. Achs. A. Fish. E. Carter. J. Sonterre. A. Phillips. D. Ovick. C. Thompson. K. Rummel. C. Waymire. Row 3 — C. Smith. R. Singleton, L. Riddell. M. Rado. J. Mays, K. Michael. R. Cornett, L. Fulton. S. Carter. 3 — Angie uses her pitching power to strike ’em out. 4 — Jodi looks to get the runner at second. 5 — Anissa takes off on hit and run. 6 — Tracy zings it to make the out. 7 — Candi out runs the ball! 8 — Kelli is ready for the score. 9 — Christi and Cathy check out the score. 10 — Robin stays ’’cool” on defense. II — Too easy! 12 — Jenny is daring on offense. Softball 63 A Very Amusing Season With All Running To Their Full Potential — Jonathan Wild Boys' Track Hurdle Too Tall To Climb The boys' track team stumbled to a tenth place finish in the WOL. They felt that the new league was very tough and very competitive. We had a young and inexperienced squad this year. Hopefully the experience and training that they gained this year will help the athletes prepare for the next,” said Coach Dean Harmony. During the season, the team finished fourth in the Bogan Relays. Even though the team did not finish well, Coach Harmony felt they had the best attitude of any group he has worked with.” The Most Valuable Player was Jim Tackett, Scholar Athlete was Bill Hewitt, and the three coach's awards were given to Jon Mieding, Bill Terry, and Sean Wilken. 64 bports I — Trying to break a record. 2 — Boys track team: Row I — M. Lane. B. trisman. J. Mieding. C. Holt. I. Manzella. B. Hewitt. T. Conner. Row 2 — L. Denslow. B. Stoltz. J. Maybury, K. Grossman. D. Polomsky. S. Green. T. Merrill. J. Krahulec. G. Bettendorf. B. Hawkins. J. Pierce. A. Przyborowski. A. Gould. Row 3 — M. Fisher. $. Zechar. K. McGohan. D. Hall. D. Harris. B. Bates. T. Gibson. D. Mullins. B. Alexander. M. Bowman. A. Shirley. B. Sommer. Row 4 T. Shafer. C. Parks. D. Mullins. M. Gessner. J. Tackett. C. Reed. M. Stephens. R. Haller. S. Thompson. S. Wolf. K. Fohs. D. Harmony. 3 — Are you going for 20 feet? 4 — Running for the future. 5 — A little faster. Bill; it’s almost over. 6 — On your mark, get set ... 7 — Hurdle” up. Rob. 8 — Up. up. and away. 9 — Over the top. 10 — Doin' the distance dance. Boys' Track 65 Although Our League Standing May Not Reflect It, Overall, We Had A Terrific Track Season —Coach Herman Girls' Track Sweet Taste Of State The girls’ track team endured a rigorous spring training on the blistering beaches of St. Petersburg, Florida, in preparation for the '88 season. The girls entered the season with a positive, aggressive attitude and the hard efforts definitely paid off. The team finished fifth in the Dayton Relays, second in the Bogan Relays and won three dual meets. Overall, the Lady Pirates finished fifth in the WOL and fifth in the District. The ironclads had three Regional qualifiers: Angela Corrado, District Champ in discus for the second year in a row, as well as Regional qualifier in the shot put and discus: Mary Beth Lengefeld in the 1600 Meter Run; and Lisa Cali in the 300 Meter Hurdles. Corrado went on to State and finished tenth in shot put and third in discus. 66 Sports I — Mr. Herman surveys the situtation. 2 — Pirate girls' track team: Row I — A. Burch. K. Matheny. L. Denham. L. Szeman, M. Wine. L. Cali. A. Corrado. J. Limbeck. S. Yoon. Row 2 — T. Nguyen. K. Robes. M. Lengefeld. M. Brooks. R. Sheppard. S. Hanayik. L. Cummings. K. Nilsson. C. Taylor. Row 3 — V. Mays. K. Middleton. H. Wiedenheft. D. Devilbiss. L. Shields. D. Fischer. C. Moore. M. Dishman. A. Larrick. Row 4 — S. Hodges. P. Pham. N. Mullins. M. Goings. C. Yoon. C. Hewitt. B. Hucke. A. Lehman. $. Wine. C. Sizemore. Row 5 — C. liams. H. Pressley. L. Robinson. K. Jennings. S. Erisman. D. Lang, A. Palmer. H. Bogan. E. Johnston. 3 — Rising to the top. 4 — Go Champ! 5 — Beep. Beep!'' 6 — Veggin' before the meet. 7 — Way to use those legs. 8 — Take the baton and run! 9 — A safe landing for Stacy. 10 — Gosh, my knee hurts! II — Only the beginning. Girls' Track 67 Statistics Are Like A Bikini . . . ” — L. Campbell Boys' Tennis Struggle For 'Love' While MVP Lisle Lingenfelter smashed his way to victory, the men’s” tennis team faced a challenging season. In regular season action, they had a 6-11 record while ending up 3-6 in the WOL. The team consisted of eleven members with only two seniors. Lingenfelter served as team captain, Jamie Brown was named Most Improved Player, and Alex Mathews was selected Scholar Athlete. Coach Campbell said that with the WOL considered the Cadillac” of leagues, all the teams were quite competitive. 68 Sports I — It’s all in the stroke. 2 — Boys’ tennis team: Row I — S. Donisi. K. Petrey. J. Pajari. J. Mathews. M. Yoxtheinier. Row 2 M. Housh. J. Brown. S. Baker. L. Lingenfelter. Coach Campbell. 3 — HI-YAH! 4 - Which way did it go? 5 — I got itl 6 — Does the tongue help? 7 What form! 8 — Streeetch! 9 — GO all the way. 10 — Steve winds up for the serve. Boys’ Tennis 69 You Served Us Well . . . For forty-eight years, West Carrollton fans thrilled to the challenges and competition, the sights and sounds inside our old” stadium. For forty-eight years, our stadium on Central Avenue served as the home of the West Carrollton Pirates. This year, that tradition comes to a close as the Pirates move into their new home on Student Street. This year, our old stadium will stand silent in the darkness as the Community Pep Rally, Homecoming, and Senior Night illuminate our new” stadium. But, for all the years you served us, you served us well. 72 Hats Off To The Top Ten Of The Class Of '88 5Khris Willis 3.9747 S+ Michelle Wine C7 3.9294 Alisa Cheatham 4.0000 7Heidi Scohy 3.9176 74 Academics Mark Hecker 4.0000 Brian McGlynn 3.8353 Lisa Szeman 4.0000 David Ball 27 3.8272 lop Ten 75 There's Got To Be . . . When one thinks of school, one envisions getting out of bed early and sitting through a day of boring classes. Once at school, one’s constantly faced with government terms, the polygons of geometry, the home row in typing, the cosine of a thirty degree angle, and different conjugations of to be” in French, German, and Spanish. But one must not forget about the other faces” of school. Instead of following the same old ritual, many students experience routine breaks. These breaks consist of trips to the courtyard, club activities, numerous assemblies, and field trips ... 76 Academics I — Could this be for real?” 2 — Tom. how do you work this thing?” 3 — What ’ya lookin' at. Lea?” 4 — Jamie works diligently on his homework.” 5 — Sorry teach, the couch is just too comfortable.” 6 — Let's play. 7 — Where’s the answer? 8 — Just one of the gang.” 9 — Concentration is the key to beautiful music.” 10 — ' Aren't senior meetings exciting?” II — This big machine, no problem.” 12 — When Mr. McCollum speaks ...” 13 — Tracing them shapely figures, eh boys! As. B’s. C's 77 More To School . . . .. We were moved by the beat of the talent show, the Muse Machine productions and the rockin’ performance of the Air Force band. We were spirited at the pep assemblies, Flomecoming and the blood drive and we were freed, escaping the confinement of school's walls, as we went on various field trips . . . 78 Academics I — Once upon a time at West Carrollton High.” 2 Greg G. at Royal Z. 3 — Let's see. I've got my accounting.” 4 — Concentration has begun. 5 — Nothin' like a cup of hot chocolate to start the day. 6 — Girlchild in fcnglishland. 7 — Teacher's time out. 8 — Lori learning by osmosis. 9 — Carol looks intense at the senior meeting. 10- Rhonda's gaze is unbroken. II — Riding the bus is so much fun. 12 — You see. this knob works the vertical.” 13 — Penny for your thoughts. Jeff. 14 — Taking notes is such a bore. A's. B s. Z-z-z's 79 Than Just School ... as we endured the monotony of school, we were entertained with many routine breaks. Remember when Mr. Sparrow’s pride and joy. Big Bess, blew? Remember the spirit felt by many seniors during Homecoming as they marched down the ’’red carpeted” hallway leading to the senior lounge for the first time? Remember when Mr. Honigford’s government The day I did my English project. My project was the sign interpretation of Somewhere from West Side Story. While I was performing, the room became silent. I had originally planned to perform one song, but the class asked me to do another. As it ended, I did three songs. I was very happy that they enjoyed my project.” — Chris Lowe class staged a sit-out” to protest the denial of women’s rights? And remember the endless line at the concession stand of Royal Z Lanes for getting a strike when the red head pin was racked at late night bowl? These are just some of the times that stand out. What time comes to your mind? Debbie and I were messing around in the halls. Doug Kreitzer was at his locker. Debbie pushed me and I hit him. At that time, Doug was eating ice cubes. When I hit him, Doug began to choke. I felt really bad, but it was so funny that I had to laugh. Doug did not agree and he gave me the dirtiest look.” — Elisabeth Gayhart Being with 'The Gang’ and ’The Breakfast Crew.’ We were always out of homeroom running errands and telegrams that we finally got our own homeroom. We always met in the choir room and ate breakfast. We succeeded in being the loudest homeroom in the school.” — Jennifer Henes I really don’t have a specific time that will stick out in my mind from the past year. Just being with my friends and spending time with those who care about me will provide me with enough memories to last a lifetime.” — Rob McGraw 80 A ca demies 'Til always remember the first three or four days of school because of the frustrating feeling that I experienced while sitting in class. I would sit back and think about the summer vacation that had just ended, never to be relied again.” — Mark Williams My whole senior year at West Carrollton, but Spring Break will hold the most memories. I went to Naples, Florida, with the greatest American fam- ily.” — Natacha Volkaert Slave Day when Tony Kilroy and I poured a mixture of vegetable oil, motor oil, brake fluid, and petroleum jelly on Matt Clark s hair as he pushed my aircraft carrier.” — Mark Virkus All the practicing I did at band camp and all the marching at the football games, especially Springfield North — I froze! I also think of the Miamisburg Invitational for cross country where I took four minutes off my fastest time.” — Lara Gephart Spring Break my senior year. I had a really good time. I was able to get away from my parents and let my hair down.” — Tionda Harrison The week of finals. That Friday I missed my bus and had to get a ride to school with my old bus driver. I got to my third period final with six seconds to spare.” — Robin Sheppard A's. B's. Vs 8I 1968 The Year That Rocked The Nation And Split A Generation It was twenty years ago today Sergeant Pepper taught the band to play ... It was twenty years ago when the band did begin to play, and the world seemed much different then. A civil rights leader and a presidential candidate were slain. Jackie K. became Jackie O. The U.S. was involved in a police action” in Vietnam. The Beatles released yet another album. The Olympics were faced with Black Power. A sitting President decided against another term. Draft cards were a HOT item. And yet, everyone’s fictional hometown became Mayberry. In March, 1968, President Lyndon Johnson announced that he would not seek re-election because of the rising protest over the Vietnam War and America's growing dissatisfaction with his handling of it. Shortly thereafter, civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., was assassinated on a Memphis motel balcony. Senator Robert Kennedy, while campaigning for President, spoke to a black crowd in Indianapolis helping to console them. Ironically, almost two months to the day following King's death, Senator Kennedy was also killed by an assassin’s bullet in a Los Angeles hotel. The loss of these two men devastated the idealism and hope that had once existed in Camelot.” 1968 was a year of diversity. Many people marched in Chicago at the Democratic Convention. Students at Columbia University barricaded themselves in the buildings in an act of protest. The year marked the election of Richard sock-it-to-me” Nixon (President Nixon once appeared on Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In”). Former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy married tycoon Aristotle Onassis. Black Power was expressed by John Carlos and Tommie Smith as they raised their gloved hands in defiance 82 Academics and as an act of strength and solidarity at the Olympic Games in Mexico City. Ironically, 1968 ended on a high note as Apollo 8 circled the moon on Christmas. The year wasn’t all politics! Hollywood remained the one constant in everyone’s lives. 1968 was the year of some now classic films, such as The Graduate.” starring Dustin Hoffman, which became the most popular movie of the year. Another hit was the controversial Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” involving interracial marriage. Gone With the Wind” hit the screens for the second time around. Other box office hits included: Valley of the Dolls,” The Odd Couple.” Planet of the Apes,” and Rosemary’s Baby.” Hollywood turned our eyes to the future with the release of 2001: A Space Odyssey.” The Andy Griffith Show” was television's number one program but was replaced later in the year by a newcomer to television. Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In. Funny lady Lucille Ball took second place with The Lucy Show. A spinoff of The Andy Griffith Show,” Gomer Pyle, USMC came in third. Other top ten shows were: Gunsmoke” straight from Dodge City, Family Affair with Mr. French, and Bonanza” with the young” Michael Landon. Three self-named shows starring comedian Red Skelton, singer Dean Martin, and comedian Jackie Gleason surfaced with Saturday Night at the Movies” rounding out the top ten. The Beatles hit the top of the music charts with Hey Jude.” The late Marvin Gaye landed in second place with I Heard It Through the Grapevine which became popular once again this year in the commercial for the California raisins. The instrumental Love Is Blue” by Paul Mauriat maneuvered its way to number three. Finishing off the top ten records were: Honey by Bobby Goldsboro, People Just Got To Be Free” by the Rascals, Sitting On the Dock Of the Bay” by Otis Redding, This Guy’s In Love With You” by Herb Alpert, Mrs. Robinson” by Simon and Garfunkel, Love Child by Diana Ross and the Supremes, and finally, Tighten Up by Archie Bell and the Drells. The above collage is a mere representation of the life and times of 1968. Most students weren’t around then, but most of our teachers were, like the teenage Mrs. Skelly with her dog, the newlywed Mrs. Wolf with her husband, the young Mrs. Lakes with her nephew, the formal Mrs. Hibbard at the prom, or the soon-to-graduate Mrs. Craig. Can it be that it was, oh. so simple then or has time rewritten every line. If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me, would we. could we?” 1968 83 1978 The Year Disco Fever S The Greasy Ws Snowed Us All Gusty winds, blowing snow, freezing temperatures — the worst snow storm ever to hit West Carrollton. A mass suicide at Jonestown. The untimely and sudden deaths of two popes. Grease and Saturday Night Fever.” Jimmy Carter, the peanut planter,” President at the White House. These people and events headlined 1978. On November 20, 1978, the Reverend Jim Jones led approximately 911 followers to death, demanding they drink liquid which had been laced with cyanide. This occurred at the People’s Temple Cult Headquarters in Jonestown. Guyana. Jones demanded that the children be poisoned first. On Thursday, January 26, 1978, the most devastating blizzard in recorded history hit Dayton. Travel was nearly impossible. The snowfall combined with winds averaging 20-35 m.p.h., sending temperatures plummeting to a bitterly cold 40 degrees below zero (wind chill). The deaths of two popes and the appointment of a third, all within a 71-day period, overshadowed all other events for Roman Catholics in 1978. Pope Paul VI died of a heart attack. His successor, Pope John Paul I, passed away unexpectedly, 34 days after his election. The first non-Italian pontiff to reign since Adrian VI of the Netherlands in 1522, Karol Cardinal Wojtyla, was chosen and took the name of John Paul II; he remains as the head of the Roman Catholic Church. When negotiations between Egypt and 84 Academics Israel foundered, President Carter invited Israeli Prime Minster Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to a September meeting at his secluded Camp David presidential retreat. At that 13-day meeting. Begin and Sadat agreed on a framework for a peace settlement which was a personal triumph for President Carter. Many disagreements between Egypt and Israel surfaced in the months following the understanding, but Carter's personal diplomacy at Camp David had brought peace closer to the Middle East in 1978 than anyone ever dreamed possible. The still popular story of college fraternity life, Animal House,” topped the movie hits. A portrait of the fifties, Grease,” the absolute shocking horror of Jaws II,” the disco wave of Saturday Night Fever,” and the visits from far away galaxies in Close Encounters of the Third Kind” were also main cinema attractions from that year. The disco sound and dance put the year in motion. Night Fever by the Bee Gees was the number one song of the year, followed by Shadow Dancing” by Andy Gibb, Le Freak” by Chic, Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees, and Kiss You All Over” by Exile. The final five of the top ten included Baby Come Back” by Player, MacArthur Park” by Donna Summer, Boogie Oogie Oogie” by Taste of Honey, You Don't Bring Me Flowers,” by Barbra Streisand and Neil Diamond, and Grease by Frankie Valli. Topping the television charts were Laverne Shirley” and Happy Days.” These ’50’s theme shows were followed by Three’s Company,” ”60 Minutes,” Charlie's Angels,” and All in the Family. Also, Little House on the Prairie,” Alice,” M A S H,” and One Day at a Time” rounded out the top ten rated shows for the year. The year 1978 was snowy some of the time, fiftyish” most of the time, and ever-changing all of the time. 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A) Loves to travel; Extremely health conscious B) Loves Mike Dukakis; Secretly desires to be President of the Marge Schott Fan Club C) Has had several foster children; Lived in Africa for a time D) Sports editor for high school newspaper; Hit by car as a child E) Second baseman for faculty softball team; Took pilgrimage to Graceland; M A“S H fanatic AB) Was boxer in his youth; Once an accountant in New York AC) Captured by Russians in WWII; Met his wife in Germany AD) Almost a gourmet; Loves to read trashy novels; Has aixelsyd AE) Extremely organized; Attended Wright State; Sports nut BC) Graduate of West Carrollton; Former real estate agent We're History Directions: Match the 1968 picture with the description of each faculty member. Answers on page 195. 86 Academics We're The Future Directions: Match the 1978 picture with the description of each student. Answers on page 195. 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A) Known as Pickle; KarmelKorn is her life B) Talented young lady in the field of art C) Active in football, wrestling; Known as the Motzter D) Fast running and unique individual E) At school known as Bunny; At work he is the Cookie Monster AB) Enjoys playing football and riding motorcycles AC) Previous Texas cowboy; Known to many people as Airhead AD) Known as Animal; Loves football AE) A Ski Bunny who flips burgers for Ronald McDonald BC) A Looney” singer involved in the music department BD) Known as Meat or Pocko; Loves the Celtics BE) Honor student in class; Outgoing tennis player on the court Who’s Who 87 88 Hats Off To I — Academic Challenge Row I — T. Casperson, J. Sparrow. Row 2 — T. Smith, P. Kavouras. B. McGlynn. Row 3 — J. Hardacre. D. Caudill. 2 — COE Row I — R. Wendling. L. Kelly. T. Turpin. K. Wilson. Row 2 — R. Jones, T. Whitted. R. McFarland, K. Hill. Row 3 — B. Allen. D. Finster. S. Adams. T. McClellan. S. Duncan. 3 — Concert Band Row I — T. Wright. R. Fetveit, A. Foster. D. Caudill, R. Stivers. K. Hollmann. T. Morris. H. Scohy. A. Slocumb. M. Scohy. Row 2 — S. Thomas, K. Stallard. S. Williams. J. Vest, B. Hoff. A. Boggs, L. Robinson, C. Ousley. A. Ramage. Row 3 — D. Neal. J. Billingsley, J. Umbreit. T. Borgert. D. Fischer. B. Hewitt. H. Pressley. M. Goings. C. Marchal. Row 4 B. Dorow. S. Davis. M. Fisher. C. Yoon, J. Pajari. M. Shaughnessy. J. Pierce, J. Johnson. R. McGraw. L. Friedmann. Row 5 — J. Thompson. T. Smith, C. Barkley. K. Grossmann. M. Moran, B. Cuti. W. Manzella. L. Gephart. T. Michael. J. Smith. Row 6 — C. Hewitt. S. Meier. J. Tincher. J. Webb, D. Polomsky, D. Grossmann, B. Mears, S. McCloud, L. Huynh. Row 7 — M. Smith. D. Peffly. B. Hiler. J. Lightcap. L. Tussing. S. Hodges. A. Shirk. A. Lehman. G. Smith. Row 8 — S. Wolf. D. Reumann, D. Hall. M. Bowman. B. Spencer, T. Sellars. G. Butulis, E. Erisman. 4 — Concert Choir Row I — A. Burns. M. Dennis. J. Barlowe. D. Redmond. H. Ketring. P. Stivers, D. Ross. Row 2 — M. Ziemkowski, N. Neely. K. Hollmann. T. Hine. S. Jones. S. Templin. A. Mays. A. Lewis. R. Shabb. Row 3 — S. Craig. M. Lengefeld. S. Scott, M. Lane. L. Reed. P. Henderson. L. Dinslow. S. Zechar. D. Fricke. Row 4 — K. Dunn. T. Haines. C. Winter. J. Sabins. A. Sprinkle. D. Rose. C. Harmon. E. Redder. Row 5 — J. Bruce, J. Eubank. V. Kitson. J. Kelley. R. McGraw. B. Coleman. B. Hayes, L. Conn. T. Conner, J. Owen. Row 6 — P Bennett. S. Savage. M. Smith, J. Streisel, R. Zimmer. S. Williams, C. Olson. M. Schaffner. T. Fleenor. L. Shawver. D. Jergens. J. Henes. 5 — Drama Club Row I M. Rose. G. Maloon, C. Griffin. M. Lane. C. Mullins. A. Clark. Row 2 — A. Blakeman. A. Burns. A. Hamilton. A. Shirk, A. Richards. J. Bruce. T. Jones. Row 3 — D. Mullins. H. Jergens. F. Bryant. T. Sellars. M. Schaffner. 6 — French Club Row I — C. Singleton. D. Rogakos. C. Lowe. T. Nguyen. J. Rankey, T. Michael. Row 2 — M. Frazer. D. Henry. L. Cummings. B. Petrey. K. Targett. T. Taylor. K. Turner. G. Swaim. L. Read. S. Aultz. Row 3 — K. Hart. J. Streisel. K. Willis. A. Cheatham. C. Waymire. K. Wooley. T. Wright. G. Stauffer. J. Barlowe. L. Dinslow. Club$ 9I I — German Club Row I — B. Poland, E. Johnston. N. Volkaert. L. Szeman. S. Yoon, M. Wine. J. Sabins. L. Salyers. Row 3 — B. Bates. R. Blau. D. Fischer. T. Michael. A. Hignite. C. Sewak. T. Conner. A. Link. S. Reed. Row 3 — R. Sheppard. S. Zechar. R. Skelding. A. Shirk. T. Hughes. J. Schieltz, L. Tussing, M. Hedden. J. Thompson. Row 4 - J. Wild, B. Coleman. J. Conerty. D. Caudill. T. Marlin. M. Cochran, J. Hucke, A. Jones. Row 5 — S. Davis, J. Vest. M. Housh. D. Grossmann. S. Wolf, T. Barnett. P. Marchal. J. Harger. 2 — Guidance Aides Row I — K. Targett. J. Egleston. V. Hart. Row 2 — K. Surber. C. Bolender. M. Caton, D. Frost. T. Douglas. C. Huneke. C. Slade. J. Panstingel. Row 3 — T. Hall. D. Price, T. Fugett. 3 — Intramurals Row I — K. Willis, K. Cation. L. Riddell. K. Michael. T. Borton. R. Girardot. D. Lovely. T. Trost. S. Cheatwood. B. Warner. J. Vallo. R. Mays. A. Poffenberger. M. Snider. J. McGuire. B. Logan. M. Austin. Row 2 — E. Redder. J. Panstingel. J. Mieding. B. Erisman, L. Fulton, C. Hall, D. Middleton. E. Grant. R. Mazur, C. Mullins. B. Hild. J. Conerty. D. Hendricks. M. Yoxtheimer. Row 3 — B. Norton. M. Jensen. S. Slovak, K. Richmond. A. Phillips, K. Wooley, M. Cheatwood. S. Cooper. D. Frost. B. Austin. J. Hardacre. D. Ball. C. Holt. D. Henry, M. Chipman. Row 4 — T. Folmsbee. B. Carpenter. R. Roberts. L. McKinley. L. Cummings. T. Engle. C. Whittamore. J. Hodgson. L. Lingenfelter, J. Vest, R. McGraw. Row 5 — A. Ber inger. T. Taylor. R. McFarland. M. Caton. A. Cheatham. K. Kobes. J. Montgomery. A. Kokot. M. Cochran. S. Wolf. C. Waymire, A. Ross, J. Cotterman, J. Palcic. R. Ramage. Row 6 — K. Warren. J. Palcic, L. Conn. J. Camper. P. Bennett. J. Henes, D. Mullins. L. Wilbur. B. Spencer. T. Marlin. S. Page. B. Carlisle. M. Housh. S. Howard. Row 7 — C. Huneke. M. Rado, K. Brady. K. Matheny. L. Szeman, K. Wolf. L. Cali. C. Clifton. M. Wine. M. Tanksley. S. Moyer. G. Hess. L. Smith. M. Augustsson. Row 8 — R. Sheppard. E. Hall. J. Mays. T. Rinaldi. R. Singleton. H. Scohy. C. Goforth. K. Petrey. J. Tackett. B. Wax. J. Brown. R. Schindler. 4 — Jazz Band Row I — D. Peffly. B. Hewitt, J. Lightcap. R. Stivers. Row 2 — R. McGraw. J. Vest, D. Caudill. M. Smith. J. Smith. Row 3 — J. Webb. R. Potts. J. Johnson, E. Erisman. J. Billingsley. S. Davis. B. Hiler. B. Dixon. 5 — JVS Row I — T. Cook. B. Pyles, M. Kniesly. T. Anderson. E. Anderson. P. Barcelona. Row 2 K. Ferguson, H. Geiger. M. Warmoth, A. Gauldin. G. Humerick. C. Simpson. F. Allen. R. Graham. B. Young, H. Schmalenberger. Row 3 — D. Wickline. S. Burkhardt. B. Stidham. M. Nolden. J. Spencer. M. Moore. D. Franklin. J. Rutan. S. Kenyon. S. Terrell. R. Yordy. A. Lowman. M. Dalton, T. Merrill, T. Audia. M. Shell. P. Stewart, K. Whitehead. D. Laforce, D. Maloy. 6 — Library Aides Row I — C. Holley, M. McDaniel. N. Volkaert. S. Hudson. A. Goodson. L. Brinegar. R. Perkins. Row 2 — S. Graves. A. Barnes. J. Gavagan. J. Gabbard. G. Taylor. G. Smith. H. Jergens. 92 Clubs 94 Clubs I — Life Lab Row I — B. Humerick. C. Quillen. M. Early. S. Jones. Row 2 W. Melton. T. Smith. T. Henschen. J. Griffin. K. Fohs. B. Sandhu. 2 — Main Aides Row I — L. Shawver. K. Turner. S. Weaver. T. Holthaus. T. Kemper. Row 2 J. Owen. A. Stevens, D. Cox. R. McFarland. S. Hanayik, D. Rice. J. Gavagan, M. Virkus. R. Bowman. 3 — Muse Machine Row I S. Aultz. N. Law. S. Yoon. K. Willis. D. Henry. L. Cummings. A. Cheatham. L. Tussing. A. Richards. M. Scohy. Row 2 A. Burch. D. Hendricks. L. Dillow. K. Do. C. Bolender. K. Targett. S. Weaver. L. Davis. V. Jackson. S. Harris, S. Hudson. Row 3 — M. Schaffner. D. Rose, A. Lewis. E. Johnston. K. Brady. K. Reigelsperger. S. Zechar. J. Barlow, L. Denslow, K. Nilsson. Row 4 — A. Thoma, L. McKinley. C. Stealey. M. Lane. A. Burns. M. Ziemkowski, J. Bruce. B. Coleman. Row 5 — A. Otto, J. Hucke. J. Kelley. T. Barnett. S. Wolf. C. Waymire. T. Taylor. M. Smith. Row 6 — A. Darst. J. Tomlinson. M. Housh. A. Foster, B. McCoy. J. Tackett. T. Wright. H. Scohy. T. Derenzo. Row 7 — T. Casperson. G. Swaim. M. Brooks. R. Sheppard. A. Zechar. S. Hart. T. Henley. 4 — Newsdimensions Row I A. Barnes. B. Forman. C. Bockerstette. S. Harris. G. Garlitz, T. Hughes. K. Warren. Row 2 — G. Thomas, R. Mays. H. Malchow. G. Maloon. L. Tussing. Row 3 — M. Howard. A. Poffen-berger. B. Carpenter. M. Snider. J. McGuire. C. Sewak. E. Redder. H. Swartz. 5 — NHS Row I — S. Yoon. L. Conn, S. Harris. H. Scohy. Row 2 — A. Cheatham. L. Cali. M. Wine. L. Szeman. T. Turpin. Row 3 — B. McGlynn. D. Ball. B. Hewitt. R. Singleton, L. Fulton. D. Rogakos. Row 4 — M. Jensen. M. Snider. T. Smith. J. Mays. K. Reigelsperger. K. Willis. 6 — Orchestra Row I R. Park. Y. Scheid. R. Park. J. Leonhardt. Clubs 95 I — OWE Row I — G. O'Kresik. R. Lawhorn, M. Numbers. J. Wells, R. Wells. B. Gyourko, T. Brown. Row 2 — B. Brigati. J. Magruder. J. Wyait. P. Lilly. R. Dugger, D. Clark, M. Robbins, H. Cansler. S. Hobbs. Row 3 — S. Scholz. J. Moore. R. Chaney. M. Fischer. B. Ottke. M. Sorrell. R. Decker. B. Hakes. 2 — Pep Band Row I — A. Lehman. B. Hewitt, B. Winkler. T. Borgert. M. Scohy. C. Goforth, H. Scohy, J. Johnson. Row 2 — T. Michael. S. McCloud. M. Bowman. A. Shirk. B. Hiler. T. Gibson, D. Fischer. K. Stallard. Row 3 — B. Cuti. M. Goings. M. Moran. J. Pierce. J. Webb. A. Foster. S. Thomas. Row 4 — T. Sellars. J. Vest. C. Pearson. C. Ousley. L. Robinson. R. McGraw, D. Caudill. C. Clendening. Row 5 — J. Billingsley. G. Butulis. B. Hoff, D. Neal. S. Williams. R. Stivers. R. Potts. Row 6 — T. Stewart. G. Smith. S. Davis. T. Wright, M. Smith. J. Smith. S. Meier. Row 7 — D. Reumann. E. Erisman. B. Spencer. J. Lightcap. J. Tincher. M. Fisher. W. Manzella. C. Hewitt. 3 — PJA Row I — D. Sollenberger. D. Finster. R. Roberts. J. York. Row 2 — K. Brady, R. Wilburn. M. Caton. J. Schieltz. T. Douglas. C. Duvall. 4 — Radio Room Row I — C. Winter. R. McNally. R. Stivers. 5 — SADD Row I — K. Willis. D. Caudill, T. Hughes. 6 — Sketches Of The Mind Row I — J. Gabbard, M. Schaffner. L. Conn, J. Bruce. 96 Clubs I — Ski Club Row I — E. Johnston. K. Brady. C. Whittamore. D. Henry, G. Swaim. C. Clendening. L. Tussing. B. Stolz. Row 2 — S. Dunn. D. Middleton. R. Mitchell. L. Schmaus. B. Bates. K. Warren. H. Swartz. N. Volkaert. N. Hoskins. Row 3 — D. Frost, S. Cooper. T. Murphy. D. Price. S. Hanayik. D. Bruggeman. B. Halderman. J. Hucke. M. Jensen. S. Kincaid. C. Huneke. K. Reigelsperger. A. Barnes. Row 4 — Mr. Melton. M. Smith. B. Spencer. S. Wolf. R. Haller. J. Hardacre. T. Casperson, D. Caudill. D. Ball. M. Housh. K. Fobs, I. Manzella. B. Terry. D. Johnston. D. Bishop. C. Holt. 2 — Spanish Club Row I — S. Martin. A. Virkus. S. Scott. B. Winkler. M. Scohy. S. Wilken. D. Mullins. Row 2 — J. Krahulec. J. Billingsley. D. Neal. J. Gabbard. S. Cooper. D. Lovely, R. Mazur. M. Rose. Row 3 — A. Boggs. A. Richards. J. Bruce. D. Fricke. S. Myers. J. Simpson. A. Hamilton. L. Schmaus. K. Rummel, Mrs. Krabacher. T. Swartz. Row 4 — D. Knebelsberger. K. Patrick. M. Yoxtheimer. S. Adams, B. McCoy. M. Tanksley. 3 — Speech Debate Row I M. Virkus. J. Schieltz. J. Bruce. L. Fulton. T. Hughes. C. Clendening. Row 2 — A. Beringer. R. Albaugh. L. Szeman, G. Maloon. G. Butulis. S. Davis. Row 3 — Mr. Campbell. J. Vallo, M. Snider. M. Yoxtheimer. T. Casperson. B. Bray, B. Austin. C. Berke-bile. Mr. Sparrow. 4 — Student Council Row I — A. Boggs. D. Rose. R. Sheppard. L. Walker. V. Mays. A. Mays. Row 2 K. Cation. T Kinsella. L. Szeman. D. Caudill. L. Fulton. T. Douglas, K. Michael. M. Snider. C. Holm. Row 3 — Mrs. Hilliard. C. Stealey. C. Berkebile. T. Barnett. S. Wolf. B. McCoy. J. Streisel. Row 4 — C. Waymire. B. Bowman. S. Slovak. 5 — Swim Team Row I D. Fischer. S. Ware. Row 2 — G. Bothe. J. Limbeck. S. Wilken. S. Zechar. Row 3 — J. Wild. M. Poeppelmeier. M. Wild. J. Maddux. 6 — 200’s Aides Row I — Mrs. Whitehead. S. Harness. Row 2 — A. Boyd. A. Thoma. Row 3 — K. Kobes. J. Knight. K. Lgleston. C. Huneke. D. Lovely. S. Hanayik. S. Myers. Clubs 99 I — Varsity Club Row I — M. Wine. L. Cali. D. Henry. D. Bishop. K. Cation. Row 2 — M. Jensen, B. Carpenter. B. Norton. B. Warner, A. Beringer. R. Mays. A. Poffenberger. M. Snider. J. McGuire. B. Logan. M. Austin. Row 3 — L. Fulton. K. Wooley. A. Phillips. C. Huneke. K. Brady, J. Conerty. M. Rado. M. Chipman. S. Yoon, C. Hoffman. Row 4 — A. Corrado. K. Matheny. L. Szeman. B. Erisman. D. Ball. R. Sheppard. L. Riddell. K. Michael. Row 5 — J. Wild. S. Slovak. T. Conner. C. Moon. C. Whittamore, J. Mieding. E. Redder. J. Panstingel. L. Denham. D. Hendricks. A. Burch. Row 6 — S. Hanayik. E. Johnston. L. Cummings, A. Kokot. M. Cochran. S. Wolf. C. Waymire, D. Frost. T. Marlin. Row 7 — M. Nilsson. E. Hall. J. Mays. T. Rinaldi. L. Shields. B. Adams. J. Palcic. T. Taylor. Row 8 — D. Caudill. T. Barnett. V. Mays. T. McNutt. J. Sonterre. K. Kobes, M. Lengefeld. C. Smith. J. Streisel. Row 9 — S. Donisi. M. Rose. E. Carter, C. Sewak, R. Melzoni. J. Limbeck. K. Reigelsperger. C. Slade. T. Douglas. 00 Clubs 2 — Vocal Expressions Row I — M. Lengefeld, M. Lane. J. Barlowe. M. Dennis, T. Hine. P. Slivers. S. Zechar. B. Coleman. Row 2 — C. Wimer, L. Denslow. J. Bruce. J. Henes. E. Redder. B. Hayes. Row 3 — J. Kelley. J. Streisel. C. Olson. R. Stivers. S. Williams. Clubs 101 Banding Together A larger, richer sound blasted from the football field this season. With the addition of freshmen, a new improved band emerged to razzle and dazzle their way into the hearts of the crowd. Under the guidance and direction of Mr. Clay Bates, assisted by Mr. Bill Dixon, the halftime show earned numerous standing ovations. New twists, like a 50's show, dancing, singing, and a wider variety of music — like Tequila” and Doggin’ Around” — boosted morale and pride for each band member. The marching machine also participated in the Homecoming parade, the Holiday-at-Home Parade, and held a March-a-thon to raise money. After determination, commitment, and long practices, the band lived up to its motto: Hardwork Discipline Accomplishment Pride.” 102 Clubs I — La, La. La. La ...” 3 — Each section amplifies the intensity on the field and contributes to the whole effect. 3 The natives keep the beat. 4 — The non-marchers keep the sidelines alive. 5 — The 1987 Pirate Marching Band: Row I — L. Gephart. R. Dorow. J. Sabins. J. Thompson. T. Smith. J. Umbreit. B. Dorow. K. Stallard. Row 2 — H. Scohy. Unit Captain; T. Borgert. C. Clendening. C. Thomas. J. Johnson. M. Scohy. A. Slocumb. D. Devilbiss. Row 3 — B. Hoff, L. Friedmann, B. Hucke, H. Pressley. M. Fisher. C. Yoon. M. Goings. L. Huynh. Row 4 — K. Christopher. D. Fischer. T. Cook. A. Lehman. A. Boggs. J. Lightcap. C. Hewitt. J. Tincher. Row 5 — T. Michael. C. Pearson. C. Ousley. J. Pierce, S. Hodges. B. Hewitt. Unit Captain. D. Peffly. W. Manzella. Row 6 — B. Hiler. B. Cuti. A. Shirk. D. Neal. G. Butulis. J. Billingsley. M. Dishman. B. Winkler. Row 7 — R. Fetveit. S. Davis, E. Erisman, T. Stewart. G. Smith. T. Sellars. M. Smith. A. Foster. Row 8 — S. McCloud. L. Tussing. A. Ramage. M. Moran. D. Polomsky. M. Colglazier. L. Robinson. S. Williams. Unit Captain. Row 9 — R. Singleton. Field Commander; R. Stivers. Field Commander; D. Caudill, Unit Captain; T. Gibson. J. Vest. S. Meier. 6 — A Homecoming halftime spectacular: a view from the top. 7 — Dave shows his attention during Senior Night. 8 — A trumpeter’s profile: pucker up and blow your heart out. 9 — Clap your hands and dance to the marching beat of the Pirate Band. 10 — Robin and Rob are acknowledged by the crowd after another command” performance. II — Mr. Bates on the band’s performance: I like what I see.” Doesn’t his smile say it all? Showomanship! A flag whipping off a pole and landing on a colorguard captain’s head. Shoes soaring off into the air during the feature routine and money flying onto the field during performances. These were just a few incidents the auxiliaries faced during the football season in which the Carrolltones and Colorguard worked as one group, sharing both the responsibilities of flag work and drill team. The band and auxiliaries took their football halftime show to competition at Marion and Lakota where, at Lakota. the CT’s and Colorguard took first place in drill team work. The auxiliaries were also invited to perform at Wittenberg University's homecoming. The Carrolltones took on a whole new look this year with the help of the new choreographer, Brenda Tiffany. The CT’s stepped out of their traditional 104 Clubs I — Look out Broadway, here we cornel” 2 — Debbie shows her pride on Senior Night. 3 —Tiff shows them how it's done. 4 — The auxiliaries in action. 5 — Lydia struts her stuff. 6 — Yeah. 2-3-4! 7 — Brendas of a feather smile together. 8 — The 1987-88 Carrolltones: Row I — Captains B. Bowman. L. Barone. Row 2 — Line Officers M. Caudill. C. Messham, K. Turner. S. McDaniel. S. Harness. Row 3 — T. Young. J. Toops. T. Hughes. T. Holthaus. K. Hollman. A. Thoma. Row 4 — A. Gould. J. Thompson. L. McDaniel. C. Bolender. Z. Roberts. J. Maddux. S. Craig. Row 5 — S. Weaver, T. Morris. C. Penner. M. Hale. T. Melton. J. Tomlinson. L. McKinley. Row 6 — W. Barnett. G. Holbrook. H. Denman. A. Otto. Choreographer B. Tiffany. J. Simpson, C. Gross. L. Denslow. 9 — We get a KICK out of CT's!” K) — Another great finish by Lori. II — Holly — Egyptian style. 12 — The 1987-88 Colorguard: Row I — L. McDaniel. Line Officer J. Toops. Captain S. Harris. Captain D. Fricke. Line Officer T. Morris. C. Bolender. Row 2 — A. Edwards. S. England, J. Hawker, H. Denman. L. Denslow. A. Hignite. C. Penner. Row 3 — Director B. Cloughessy. 13 — Senior Night's too important to stop Stacy. competitions and went for the gold working toward Nationals. In Showcase competitions, the CT’s faced a rocky beginning with their third place finishes at Oak Hills, Beavercreek, and Pizazz. They finished their challenging season by attending competitions at State and Nationals. Angela Otto and Bobbi Bowman were named Most Improved and Most Outstanding Member,” respectively. On a musical trip back in time, the Colorguard wowed the crowd at the community pep rally when they performed to the classic Beatles tune, Twist and Shout.” They provided halftime entertainment at basketball and football games with renditions of Hey Baby” and Dancin' On The Ceiling.” At Lakota competition, the auxiliaries took fifth place out of 18 teams in flag work. For the 1987-88 season, Corey Penner and Stacy Harris were named Most Improved Member” and Most Outstanding Senior,” respectively. Auxiliaries 105 PIRATAN HATS OFF TO 1988 A special hats off goes to Darrel Neff from Easterling Studios, not only for his professional photography, but also his personality and his own way of making us feel like we matter. And, a tip of the hat to Charlie Miller, our representative from Josten’s, for his encouragement of our ideas. Most importantly, hats off to our student body, without whom, the yearbook would not be possible. Thanks to Mr. McCollum, for everything. — The Staff I — Terri Folmsbee 7 — Gretchen Gariitz 3 — Lisa Riddell 4 — Kris Cation 5 — Jenni Panstingel 6 — Carolyn Slade 7 — Kris Reigelsperger 8 — Tracey Douglas 9 — Tracey Kinsella 10 — Lexi Fulton 11 — Ken McCollum, Advisor 17 — Jenny Mays 13 — Tina Rinaldi 14 — Sung Mee Yoon, Editor-in-chief 15 — Lisa Szeman. Business Editor 16 — Sherry Kincaid 17 — Khris Willis, Section Editor 18 — Lea Dillow 19 — Shanda Thome 70 — Tina Hughes 71 — Stacy Harris 77 — Rob McNally 73 — Rodney Albaugh 06 Clubs Lexi Fulton — 1988 Most Outstanding Senior Girl Recognized for her outstanding leadership. excellent speaking abilities, and winning personality, Lexi Fulton received the 1988 Most Outstanding Senior Girl Award. Lexi was chosen by the Senior Class and the Piratan staff from the Top Ten which included: Lisa Cali, Kris Cation, Sherry Kincaid, Tracey Kinsella, Marilyn Rado, Emily Redder. Kris Reigelsperger. Lisa Szeman, and Sung Mee Yoon. ADAMS. STEPHANIE COE 3; German Club I ALBAUGH. RODNEY Basketball I. i. 3; Captain 3; Football I. i; Piratan 3; Speech and Debate 3; French Club I. 2 ALBERY. JILL Softball I. T. Soccer I. 2-. Spanish Club 3. Ski Club 2. 3; Powder Puff is Intramurals 2. 3s Committees 3s Muse Machine I. 2 AUDIA. TONY JVS Activities 2. 3; VICA 2. 3 BALL. DAVID Soccer I. 2. 3s Captain 3; NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3� Varsity Club 3s Ski Club 2. 3s Intramurals 2, 3 BARBER. DENISE Intramurals 2. 3s SADD 3s Muse Machine 2 BARONE. LORI Auxiliaries I. 2. 3s Captain 3s French Club 2-. Drama Club i-. Office Aide 2. 3 BEASECKER. KRIS Large Student Council Is Class President Is Class Vice-President 2. 3s Volleyball I. Cheerleader Is Spanish Club Is Secretary Is Drama Club Is Homecoming Court Is JVS Activities 2. 3 BENNETT. PATTY ERA I. 2i Intramurals I. 2. 3; Concert Choir 2. 3s WC Singers I BISHOP. DAVID Soccer I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 3$ Treasurer 3s German Club I. 2. 3s Ski Club I. 2, 3s Intramurals 2 BLANKENSHIP. MARK Intramurals is Office Aide 2 BRADY. KARA Soccer I, 2. 3; Captain 3s PJA 3s Speech and Debate 3s Varsity Club I. 2. 3s German Club I. Ski Club 3$ Powder Puff is Intramurals i, 3s Office Aide is Homecoming Court I. i. 3s Homecoming Queen 3s Muse Machine I. i. 3 BRAY. BILL Speech and Debate 3 BRYANT. FRED Intramurals i. 3s Drama Club I. i. 3s Committees is Musicals i. 3s Plays i. 3 BURCH. AMY Small Student Council I. i. Class Senator I. is Track I. i. 3s Soccer 2. 3s Captain 3s Cheerleader I. Captain l: Varsity Club I. i. 3s German Club Is Ski Club I. is Powder Puff Is SADD I. i, Office Aide is Homecoming Court is Muse Machine I. i. 3 BURCHETT.STEVE Football Is Bleacher Creatures I BUTLER. ANITA Auxiliaries I CALI. LISA Large Student Council is Track I. i. 3s Soccer I. i. 3s Captain i, 3s Band I, is Trainer 3s NHS 3s ERA I. i. 3s Varsity Club I. i. 3s Vice-President 3s German Club I. is Ski Club I. is Powder Puff is Intramurals i. 3s Committees 3s SADD Is Muse Machine I. i CAMPBELL. SHARON Spanish Club I. i CARPENTER. BRENT Football I. i. 3s Newsdimensions 3s Varsity Club i. 3s French Club I. is Intramurals I. i. 3 CASPERSON. TOM Speech and Debate 3s German Club Is Ski Club 3: Academic Challenge Team 3s Muse Machine 3 CATION. KRIS Large Student Council I. i; Small Student Council 3; Class Senator 3s Volleyball 3s Soccer I. i. NHS 3s ERA I. i. 3; Piratan 3s Varsity Club I. i. 3-, Secretary 3s German Club I. i. 3s Treasurer I. is Intramurals I. i, 3$ Committees i. 3s SADD i. 3-, Office Aide i CATON. MISSY PJA 3s Vice-President 3s German Club Is Intramurals I. i. 3s Office Aide 3 CAUDILL. DALE Large Student Council I, i, 3s Small Student Council I. i. 3; Class President 3s Class Vice-President Is Class Senator is Track I, i-, Soccer I. i, 3s Swimming 3. Band I. i. 3s President i. 3s Pep Band I. i, 3s ERA I. i. 3-, Varsity Club I. i. 3s German Club I. i. 3s Ski Club I. i. 3s Intramurals I. is Sketches of the Mind Is Committees I. i. 3s Photography Club 3-. SADD I. i. 3; President 3s Academic Challenge Team I. i. 3s Captain 3s Mu sicals I. 3s Homecoming Court I; Muse Machine I. i CHEATHAM. ALISA NHS 3s President 3s ERA I. i. 3s Speech and Debate I. i; French Club I. i. 3s Spanish Club Is Intramurals 3s Committees 3s SADD i. 3s Academic Challenge Team is Muse Machine 3s Bleacher Creatures I CONERTY. JIM Baseball I. is Football i. 3s Varsity Club 3s German Club I. is Intramurals i. 3s Homecoming Court 3 CONN. LISA Large Student Council Is NHS i. 3; ERA I. i, 3s Spanish Club 3s Intramurals I. i. 3s Sketches of the Mind 3s Editor 3s Concert Choir I. i. 3s Vice-President 3 CORRADO. ANGELA Track I. i. 3s Basketball I. is Soccer Is Varsity Club 3s Spanish Club I COX. DANA Auxiliaries I. is Statistician is German Club I. is Ski Club I. i. 3-. Committees i. 3s SADD I, i. 3s Office Aide 3 CURTIS. DANIEL Baseball I; Band Is Spanish Club Is Photography Club Is JVS Activities i, 3s VICA 3 DALTON. MARK Bleacher Creatures I, i. 3 DAVIS. LAURA Muse Machine 3 DENHAM. LISA Track I, i. 3s Cross Country Is Varsity Club Is Intramurals I DENNISON. MIKE DENNISTON. ANGEL Class Secretary is JVS Activities is DECA i. 3 DOUGLAS. TRACEY Small Student Council I. 3; Class Treasurer Is Class Senator 3; Cheerleader I. i. 3s ERA I. i. 3s PJA 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 3s French Club Is Powder Puff Is Office Aide i. 3; Muse Machine I. i DUNCAN. SHELLEY Statistician I. i. 3s COE 3 ENGLAND. DANA Orchestra I. i. 3s Musicals I. i 08 Senior Index ERISMAN, BRIAN Track I. 2. 3; Baseball I; Football I. 2. 3; Captain I: Varsity Club 2. 3; Intramurals I, 2. 3 FOLMSBEE. TERRI Large Student Council 3 Auxiliaries 2. ERA Is Piratan 3; German Club I. 2i Ski Club I; Intramurals I. 2. 3s Committees 2. 3S SADD 2, 3s Office Aide 2 FRICKE. DEBBIE Auxiliaries I. 2. 3s Captain 3s ERA I. 2. 3. Spanish Club 3s Concert Choir 3 FUGETT. TAMMY Auxiliaries 3s Powder Puff Is Office Aide 3 FULTON. LEXI Small Student Council 3s Class Senator 3s Softball I. 2. 3s Volleyball I. 2. 3s NHS 2. i, Treasurer 3, ERA 1. 3. 3s Piratan 3s Speech and Debate 2. 3$ President 3s Varsity Club 3s German Club I. 2s Powder Puff 2s Intramurals 2. 3s Committees 2. 3s SADD I. 2. 3 GABBARD. JEFF Spanish Club I, 2. 3$ Sketches of the Mind 3s Photography Club 2. 3; SADD 2. 3; Library Aide 3 GARLITZ. GRETCHEN Large Student Council I. 2s Track I. NHS 2. News dimensions 2. 3s Editor 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 1. 2. 3s Ski Club 2s Office Aide 2 GAVAGAN. JEFFREY Class President Is Spanish Club Is Intramurals 2. 3s Committees Is Office Aide 3s Library Aide 3 GIRARDOT. RON intramurals 3 GOODSON. ANGIE SADD 3� Library Aide 3 GOULD. VALERIE Track Is Soccer I. 2; Band I. 2s Statistician 2. 3s Intramurals 2s Office Aide 3 HALL. CHRIS Baseball I. 2. 3 HALL. EDDIE Baseball 2s Football I. 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s French Club I. 2s Intramurals I. 2. 3s Sketches of the Mind 2; SADD I. 2s Muse Machine I. 2$ Bleacher Creatures I, 2. 3 HARRIS. STACY Auxiliaries I. 2. 3s Captain 3s NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Newsdimensions 3s Piratan 3. German Club Is Committees 3S Concert Choir 2. Muse Machine I. 2. 3 HAWKER. JANICE Track 2s Cross Country Is Auxiliaries I. 2 HECKER. MARK NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s PJA 3, Speech and Debate I. 3; German Club I. 2. 3s Intramurals I. 2. 3s Academic Challenge Team 2. 3s President 3 HENDRICKS. DOUG Track Is Football I. 2, 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s Spanish Club Is Muse Machine 3 HENES. JENNIFER Tennis 3s German Club I. 2s Intramurals I. 2. 3s Concert Choir 2. 3s Vocal Expressions 3s Musicals 3 HENRY. DOUG Large Student Council I. 2. 3s Soccer I. 2. 3s Captain I. 2. 3s Statistician 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s President 3s French Club I. 2. 3s Secretary 2s Ski Club I. 2. 3s Vice-President 2s President 3s Intramurals I. 2. 3s Committees I. 2. 3s Muse Machine I. 2. 3 HEWITT. BILL Track I. 2, 3s Band I. 2. 3s Treasurer 3s Pep Band 2. 3s NHS 2. 3s German Club I. 2� Musicals 3 HOLLEY. CAROL Library Aide 3s Muse Machine I. 2 HOLLMANN. KARA Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band Is Auxiliaries 3s SADD I. 2. 3s Concert Choir 3s Muse Machine I. 2 HOLM. CHRIS Small Student Council 3s Class Senator 3 HOLT. CHRIS Track 3� Ski Club 2. 3s Intramurals 2. 3 HOSKINS. NATALIE Ski Club 3$ Drama Club I. 2s SADD 2. 3$ Muse Machine I HUGHES. TINA Auxiliaries 2, 3s ERA I. 2, 3s Newsdimensions 3s Piratan 3s Speech and Debate 2. 3s German Club 3$ SADD I. 2, 3s President 3s Drama Club Is Muse Machine I HUNEKE. CHRISTA Large Student Council I. 2; Small Student Council Is Class Senator Is Track I. 2; Cheerleader Is Statistician I. 2s Manager I. 2s Trainer I. 2s Varsity Club 3s German Club Is Ski Club I. 2. 3s Intramurals 2. 3s Committees I, 2. 3s Office Aide 3. Muse Machine 2 JACKSON. VANESSA Auxiliaries Is ERA I. 2. 3. Muse Machine I. 2. 3 JEFFERS. KRISTIN Large Student Council Is Track Is Auxiliaries 2s Statistician 3s Speech and Debate 2s French Club I. 2s Drama Club I. 2. 3s Vice-President 3s Office Aide I. 2, 3s Musicals I, 2s Plays I. 2. 3s Muse Machine I. 2 JERGENS. HARRY Drama Club 2. 3; Plays 2. 3 JEWELL. STEVE Bleacher Creatures I. 2. 3 JONES. TERRY Drama Club 2. 3s Plays 2. 3 KATZENMAIER. JON Golf I. 3s Varsity Club 3s Intramurals 2. 3s Concert Choir I. 2. 3 KINCAID. SHERRY Large Student Council I. 2. 3s Auxiliaries I. 2s ERA I. 2. 3s Piratan 3s German Club I. 2s Ski Club I. 2. 3; Committees 2. 3s Muse Machine I. 2 KINSELLA. TRACEY Small Student Council I. 2. 3s Class Secretary 3s Class Senator I. 2. ERA Is Piratan 3s French Club Is Powder Puff Is Intramurals I. 2s Committees I. 2. 3s Office Aide Is Muse Machine I. 2 KNIESLY. MER Swimming Is ERA 2. 3. Academic Challenge Team 3; President 3s JVS Activities 2. 3s VICA 2. 3s Parliamentarian 2s Ambassador 3 KOBES. KELLIE Soccer Is French Club Is Intramurals Is Bleacher Creatures I LANE. MIKE Large Student Council 3s Track 3s German Club 2s Drama Club I. 2. 3s Concert Choir 2. 3s WC Singers Is Vocal Expressions I. 2. 3s Musicals I. 2. 3s Plays 2. 3s Muse Machine 3 LEONHARDT. JASON Wrestling 2. 3s Orchestra 2. 3s Intramurals 2s Senior Index 109 Rob Stivers — 1988 Most Outstanding Senior Boy Noted for his command of the band, his acting in dramatic productions, and his gentlemanly nature, Rob Stivers received the 1988 Most Outstanding Senior Boy Award. Rob was selected by the Senior Class and the Piratan staff from the Top Ten which included: Brian Austin, David Ball, Dale Caudill, Jim Conerty, Mike Jensen, Rob McNally, Joe Palcic, Jeff Rogers, and Matt Snider. Musicals 2. 3 LIMBECK. JANET Track I. 2. 3; Cross Country I. 2. 3s Captain 2. 3; Swimming 3; ERA 2, 3s Varsity Club 3 LIVINGSTON. PAULA LOVELY. DONYA Large Student Council 3s Spanish Club 2, 3: Powder Puff I. 2-. Intramurals 3s Office Aide 3 LUCAS. MATT ERA I. 3s French Club 2 MALCHOW. HOLLY Newsdimensions 3, Spanish Club Is Bleacher Creatures I MANZELLA. IVOR Track 2. 3, Band I; Ski Club I. 2. 3 MATHENY. KIM Track 2, 3s Soccer 2. 3s Statistician 3-, Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 2-, Intramurals 3s Committees 2. 3s Office Aide 3. 3 MAYS, JENNY Large Student Council 3S Softball I. 2. 3; Captain 3s Volleyball 2. 3s Captain 3s Soccer Is NHS 2. 3s Secretary 3$ ERA I. 2. 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club I. 2. 3s Ski Club 2s Powder Puff I. 2; Intramurals 2. 3 MAZUR. RAYMOND Track I. 2s Football I. 2s Wrestling 2s Spanish Club I. 2 MCCULLOUGH. STACEY Track I-. JVS Activities 2. 3 MCDANIEL. MALONIE Library Aide 3; Bleacher Creatures 2 MCFARLAND. RIKKI COE 3s Spanish Club I; Intramurals 3s Office Aide 3. 3 MCGRAW. ROB Large Student Council 3s Band I. 2. 3s Vice-President 3s Pep Band I. 2s ERA I. 2. 3s Intramurals 3s Drama Club 3s SADD 3s Concert Choir 3s Musicals 2, 3s Plays 3s Muse Machine I MCGUIRE. JAMES Baseball I. 2s Basketball I. 2. 3s Captain 3s Football 1. 3. 3s Captain 3s Newsdimensions 3s Varsity Club I. 2. 3s Intramurals 2, 3s Homecoming Court 2. 3 MICHAEL. KELLI Small Student Council I. 2. 3s Class President I. 2s Student Body President 3s Softball I. 2. 3s Cheer leader I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 3s Ski Club I. 2, 3s Powder Puff I. 2s Intramurals I. 3s Committees 3. 3s Academic Challenge Team 2s Homecoming Court 2. 3; Muse Machine I. 2 MIEDING. JON Tennis Is Track 2. 3s Football I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s Intramurals 2, 3 MILLION. KIM Soccer Is French Club Is Muse Machine Is Bleacher Creatures I MONTGOMERY. JENNIFER Tennis 2. 3s German Club Is Intramurals 3; Bleacher Creatures I MORLAN. CATHY NACE. HELEN Statistician Is VICA 2. 3 OLSON. CHAD Concert Choir I. 2. 3s Musicals I. 2. 3 PANSTINGEL. JENNI Statistician I. 2s ERA I. 2. 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 3s German Club I; Ski Club 2s Intramurals 2. 3s Committees 2. 3s SADD 2, 3s Office Aide 3s Concert Choir 2 PAYNE. DEANNA Track I PERKINS. REGINA Softball I. 2s ERA I. 2. 3s Library Aide 2 POFFENBERGER. ANDY Baseball I. 2s Football I. 2. 3s Newsdimensions 3s Varsity Club 3s French Club 2s Intramurals I. 2. 3 POSTON. MARK Concert Choir I. 2. 3s Vocal Expressions I. 3$ Muse Machine 2 PURNELL. JOE Football Is Spanish Club I. 2s SADD Is Office Aide I. 2s Bleacher Creatures I RADO. MARILYN Softball I. 2. 3s Volleyball I. 2. 3s Captain 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Varsity Club I, 3s German Club I. 2s Secretary Is Intramurals I. 2. 3s Muse Machine I REDDER. EMILY Large Student Council 3s Soccer I. 2s Statistician I. 2s ERA I. 2. 3s Newsdimensions 3s Editor 3s Varsity Club I. 2. 3; Intramurals 2. 3s Committees 2. 3$ Concert Choir 2. 3s President 3$ Vocal Expressions 2. 3s President 3s Musicals I. 2. 3 REED. JEFF Track I. 2s Baseball 3s Football I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 3s Intramurals 3s Homecoming Court 3 REIGELSPERGER. KRIS Large Student Council 2s Small Student Council Is Class Secretary Is Cheerleader I. 2s NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 3; German Club Is Ski Club I, 2, 3s Intramurals Is Committees I. 2. 3s SADD Is Muse Machine 2. 3 RIDDELL. LISA Softball I. 2. 3 Volleyball I. 2. 3s ERA 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 2. 3s Ski Club 2$ Powder Puff 2s Intramurals I. 2, 3s Committees 2. 3s SADD 2. 3s Muse Machine I. 2 RINALDI. TINA Track 2s Softball Is Volleyball I. 2. 3s ERA Is Piratan 3s Varsity Club I, 2. 3s French Club Is Powder Puff I. 2; Intramurals I. 2. 3 ROBERTS. RON Large Student Council I. 3s Soccer I. 2s Intramurals I. 2. 3 ROSE. CAROLYN Band I. 2 SCOHY. HEIDI Large Student Council I, 3; Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band 1. 2. 3s Secretary 3s NHS I. 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3; Spanish Club I. 2s President 2s Intramurals I. 2. 3s SADD I. 2, 3s Musicals 3$ Muse Machine I. 2. 3 SHADE. PRISCILLA Intramurals 2. 3 SINGLETON. ROBIN Large Student Council Is Softball I. 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band Is Field Commander 2. 3. NHS 2. 3s ERA I, 2. 3s French Club Is Intramurals 3s Committees 3s Musicals 2s Plays 3 SLADE. CAROLYN Large Student Council 2. 3s Small Student Council Is Class Senator Is Cheerleader I. 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Piratan 3s Varsity Club 3. German Club I. Committees I. 2. 3s Office Aide 3. Muse Machine 2 SLOCUMB. AIMEE Band I. 2, 3. Spanish Club I. 2 10 Senior Index SMITH. CATHY Basketball 2. i. Softball 2. 3; Soccer 2-. Statistician 3; Varsity Club 3; SADD 2. 3 SMITH. TARA Orchestra I. 2. ERA I. 2. i. Spanish Club Is Office Aide 3-. Musicals I. 2s Muse Machine I SOLLENBERGER. DOUG PJA 3s Photography Club 3 SOMMERS. HOLLY Cheerleader l: Powder Puff I STEWART. PAUL Intramurals I. 2. 3 STIVERS. ROB Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band 2. 3� Field Commander 2. 3; ERA I. 2. 3s Committees 3s Vocal Expressions 3s Vice-President 3s Annoucements 3s Musicals 2. 3s Muse Machine 3 SWARTZ. HEATHER Auxiliaries I. 2� Newsdimensions 3s Ski Club 3$ Intramurals 3s Muse Machine I. 2 SZEMAN. LISA Large Student Council I. 2$ Small Student Council 3s Class Vice-President 3; Track 2. 3s Softball Is Volleyball I. 2. 3s Statistician 3s NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s PJA 2s Piratan 3s Editor 3s Speech and Debate 3s Varsity Club I. 2. 3s German Club I. 2. 3s Ski Club I. 2; Powder Puff I. 2s Intramurals I. 2, 3s Committees 3s SADD I. 2. 3s Muse Machine I. 2. 3 TOOPS. ROB Track Is Football Is Wrestling Is ERA 3 TROST. TRACY Statistician 2s Spanish Club I. 2s Powder Puff 2s Intramurals 3s Committees 3$ SADD I. 2s Bleacher Creatures 2 TURPIN. TAMARA Cheerleader 2, NHS 2. 3, ERA I. 2. 3s COE 3s Office Aide 2s Concert Choir I TUTTLE. DOUG Baseball I. 2. 3 VALLO. JOHN Manager Is ERA 2. 3s Speech and Debate 3s French Club Is Intramurals I. 2. 3s SADD 2. 3 VIRKUS. MARC Tennis 2. 3. Speech and Debate 3s German Club Is Intramurals 2s Office Aide 2. 3 VOLKAERT. NATACHA Class Secretary 2s Track I, 2s Cross Country I. 2s Basketball Is Volleyball I. 2s Soccer Is Swimming I. 2s Manager 2s PJA 3s German Club 3s Ski Club 3s Intramurals I. 2s Concert Choir Is Plays Is Library Aide 3s Exchange Student 3 VOYLES. SONGIA Class Treasurer 2. 3 WARREN. KELLY ERA I. 2. 3s Newsdimensions 3s German Club Is Ski Club I. 2. 3s Intramurals 3s Photography Club 3 WENDLING. RACHEL COE 3s Plays 2 WHITTED. TERESA Cheerleader I. 2. 3s Captain 3s ERA I. 2. 3s COE 3 WILD. JONATHAN Track 3s Captain 3s Cross Country 3s Captain 3s Swimming I. 2. 3; Captain 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 3s German Club I. 2. 3s Plays 3s Musicals 3 WILLIAMS. MARK Football I. 2 WILLIAMS. STEVE Band I. 2. 3s Pep Band I. 2. 3s ERA 2s Speech and Debate 2. 3s Drama Club I. 2. 3s Committees 3s SADD 2. 3s Concert Choir 3s Vocal Expressions 3s Musicals I. 2. 3s Plays 2. 3s Muse Machine I. 2s Bleacher Creatures I WILLIS. KHRIS NHS 2. 3s Vice-President 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Piratan 3s Editor 3s French Club I, 3s Intramurals 3s SADD I. 3s President 3s Muse Machine I. 3 WILSON. KRISTIE COE 3 WINE. MICHELLE Track I. 2. 3s Volleyball I. 2. 3s Band I. 2s Statistician 3s NHS 2. 3� ERA I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 2. 3; Secretary 3s German Club I. 2. 3s Treasurer 3s Committees I. 2. 3s SADD 2$ Muse Machine Is Powder Puff I. 2s Intramurals I. 2. 3 WOMACK. SHANNON Auxiliaries I. 2s Statistician I. 2s German Club I. 2s SADD I. 2. 3 WYNNE. JOEL Large Student Council 3s Baseball I, 2s Football I, 2. 3� Wrestling 2s ERA I. 2. 3s Varsity Club 3s Intramurals I. 2. 3 YOON. SUNG MEE Track I. 2. 3s Cross Country I. 3s Captain 3s Cheerleader I. 2. 3s NHS 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s Piratan 2. 3s Editor 3s Varsity Club I. 2. 3s German Club I. 2. 3s President 3s Committees 3; Muse Machine I. 3 YORDY. ROB Intramurals 2. 3s Bleacher Creatures I. 2. 3 YORK. JIM Wrestling Is PJA 2. 3s Vice-President 2s President 3s Ski Club Is SADD 3s Bleacher Creatures I. 2. 3 COOK. TAMILA-KAYE Band I. 2. 3s Intramurals 2s SADD 3s JVS Activities 3s VICA 3 PYLES. BECKY Class Treasurer 2. 3s Band I. 2. 3s ERA I. 2. 3s SADD 2. 3$ Musicals I. JVS Activities 2. 3s Muse Machine I Senior Index 1 1 — Seniors, Class of ’88 2 — Dale Caudill, President 3 — Lisa Szeman, Vice-President 4 — Tracey Douglas. Senator 5 — Kelli Michael. Student Body President 6 — Chris Holm. Senator 7 — Matt Snider. Treasurer 8 — Tracey Kinsella, Secretary 9 — Lexi Fulton. Senator 10 — Kris Cation, Senator 2 Hats Off To David Ackerman Stephanie Adams Rodney Albaugh Jill Albery Becky Allen Chuck Allen Cynthia Amorocho Janell Anders Lori Archer Tony Audia Brian Austin Mark Austin Lisa Baker David Ball Lynn Ball Denise Barber Ryan Barker Angie Barnes Lori Barone Rory Barr 4 Seniors Mike Beal Cindy Bockerstette Patty Bennett Kathy Bodish Arnie Beringer Lori Bogard David Bishop Tom Borton Mark Blankenship Matt Botting Tonia Bradford Kara Brady Bill Bray Scott Briner Tina Brixey Scott Brown Michele Bruewer Amy Burch Steve Burchett Anita Butler Class Of '88 115 Lisa Cali Jerry Camper Holly Cansler Becky Carpenter Brent Carpenter Stephanie Carter Thomas Casperson Kris Cation Melissa Caton Dale Caudill Melinda Caudill Alisa Cheatham Mike Cheatwood Stephanie Cheatwood Amy Clark Brad Clouse Scott Collins Jim Conerty Lisa Conn Tammy Cook 16 Seniors Sean Cooper Angela Corrado Ty Coughlin Dana Cox Lisa Craft Carla Crawford Scott Crews Joe Crouch Dan Curtis Mark Dalton Laura Davis Keith Delph Lisa Denham Angel Denniston Tracey Douglas Shelley Duncan Lisa Dunlap Mike Early Matt Easterling Traci Engle Class Of '88 117 Brian Erisman David Finster David Fischer Michael Fischer Shannon Fish Terry Fleenor Terri Folmsbee Belinda Forman Debbie Fricke Lynne Friedmann Tammy Fugett Lexi Fulton Jeff Gabbard Gretchen Garlitz Jeff Gavagan Holly Geiger Ron Girardot Carol Goforth Angie Goodson Valerie Gould IIS Seniors Eddie Grant John Grant Greg Gueltig Mark Hadley Eddie Hall Tionda Harrison Dan Harvey Angie Harville Mark Hecker Scott Henderson Paul Hess Class Of '88 119 Dave Hendricks Doug Hendricks Jennifer Henes Doug Henry Tara Holthaus Natalie Hoskins Tina Hughes Christa Huneke Kristie Hunley Dean Hutchins Mark Hutchison Trisha liams Glenn Ireland Mark Isaacs Vanessa Jackson Jon Jacobs Kristin Jeffers Kim Jenkins Mike Jensen 120 Seniors Mark Kelley Tracy Kemper Chris Kilroy Tony Kilroy Sherry Kincaid Tracey Kinsella Cassie Kirkpatrick Mer Kniesly Jeanie Knight Kellie Kobes Michael Lane Renee Lawhorn Tracy Lawrence Chris Lee Jason Leonhardt Class Of 88 121 Marianne Logan Donya Lovely Matthew Lucas Holly Malchow Geoffrey Maloon Ivor Manzella Corina Marsh Kim Matheny Jenny Mays Randy Mays Raymond Mazur Terri McClellan Malonie McDaniel Angela McDermott Ricki McFarland 22 Seniors Brian McGlynn Rob McGraw James McGuire Erin McMichael Robert McNally Steve McNealy Bryan Mears Randy Melzoni John Mensching Kelli Michael Jon Mieding Kim Million Jennifer Montgomery Curt Mullins Helen Nace Brad Norton Jerrilyne Ochs Chad Olson Bob Ooten Wendi Overholt Class Of ■88 123 Derek Parks Jennifer Owen Joe Palcic Dan Palmer Jenni Panstingei Deanna Payne Regina Perkins Tammy Phillips Andy Poffenberger Vicki Potts Joe Purnell Becky Pyles Renea Raby Stacey Rachford Marilyn Rado Emily Redder Jeff Reed Kevin Reed Kris Reigelsperger Susan Rhonomus 24 Seniors Jeff Rogers Christina Roy Jennifer Sassenger Cinda Satterfield David Schacherer Sarah Schafer Todd Schaney David Schmaus Heidi Scohy Priscilla Shade Lori Shawver Robin Singleton Carolyn Slade Eydie Slicker Aimee Slocumb Class Of '88 125 Diana Spencer Christina Sprowl Paul Stewart Robert Stivers Heather Swartz Bill Terry Jeff Thacker Trisa Thaler Glen Thomas Brian Thompson 126 Seniors John Vallo Marc Virkus Natacha Volkaert Kristi Wade Kristin Walker Brian Warner Kelly Warren Trade Wax Rachel Wendling Misti White Chad Whittamore Teresa Whitted Jonathan Wild Sean Wilken Steve Williams Class Of '88 127 Khris Willis Kristie Wilson Jeffrey Wiltsee Michelle Wine Chuck Winter Shannon Womack Joel Wynne Sung Mee Yoon James York Rob Zimmer Class Of ■88 129 1 — Juniors. Class of '89 2 — Carl Stealey. Senator 3 — Candi Waymire, President 4 — Bobbi Bowman. Senator 5 — Stacy Slovak, Senator 6 — Angel Kokot, Vice-President 7 — Steve Wolf, Treasurer 8 — Chris Berkebile, Senator 9 — Todd Barnett, Secretary 130 Hats Off To Ifl sjoiunf Leanna Aaron Tammy Achs Lisa Adkins Felicia Allen Chris Ant ilia Mark Augustsson Chad Ayers Bryan Baker Scott Baker Pasha Barcelona Todd Barnett Wendy Barnett Alan Bates Jason Bell 132 Juniors Stacy Bennett Chris Berkebile Greg Bettendorf Angie Blakeman Rob Blau Michelle Bocook Kim Bolden Cindy Bolender Stephen Boone Traci Boone Trisha Borgert Bobbi Bowman Ryan Bowman Shelley Brant Rick Brewer Leslie Brinegar Jennifer Bruce Doug Bruggeman Brian Burgett Andrea Burns Larry Bush Tim Cain Aaron Caldwell Carin Campbell Matt Carpenter Elaine Carter Greg Caupp Chris Center Sandy Cheatham Ron Cherry Lisa Clarke Lyle Clem Cameron Clifton Matt Cochran Jay Collins Joe Collins Duane Conley Tracy Conner Shelley Cook Tammy Coots Preston Cornett Rick Corson Jeff Cotterman Michelle Creech Lori Cummings Chad Cunningham Holly Denman Ron Denton Tony Derenzo Lea Dillow Kim Do Steve Donisi Tyler Donovan Denny Duff Kelli Edgmgton Heather Elza Class Of '89 133 Ed Erisman Stephanie Evans Angela Fish Keith Fohs Dea Frost Shari Furay Amanda Gauldin Frank Gayhart Donny Geiger Mike Gessner Dan Gibson Bob Goins Audrey Gould Lori Graves 134 Juniors Steven Graves Chantelle Griffin Dennis Grossmann Todd Haacke Tonya Haines Dwayne Hakes Brad Halderman Maria Hale Amanda Hamilton Scott Hanayik Staci Hanayik Shelley Harness Tracy Harris Suzy Hart Angela Hartings Bob Haught Angie Havens Julie Hawker Missy Hedden Tammy Henley Tracey Henn Greg Hess Tom Hine Jamie Hodges Joel Hodgson Chris Hoffman Kim Hoffman Ginney Holbrook Meg Holtzmuller Ross Horvath Billy Howard John Hucke Shellie Hudson Sherry Humphrey Kevin Ison Bobbi Jo Jackson Rod Jenkins Deann Jergens Bryan Johnson Aaron Jones Shawn Jones David Juillerat Kelli Klepinger Lisa Kline Eileen Kling Dan Knebelsberger Angel Kokot Jason Krahuiec Sean Kuhns Rich Layton Tionna Leach Kelly Leet Andrea Link Amiee Lotz Chris Lowe Jill Maddux Class Of 89 135 136 Juniors Scott Mallory Philip Marchal Tracee Markunes Jamey Marsh Alex Mathews Michelle Mathis Alicia Mays Paul Mays Kevin McCoy Tabby McCracken Amy McDaniel Lori McDaniel Mark McDaniel Sheila McDaniel Lara McKinley Holly Mensching Chris Messham Jamie Meyer Malt Miko Tonya Misner Holly Mitchell Rhonda Mitchell Mark Moore Tamra Morris Scott Moyer Darin Mullins Tyler Murphy Susan Myers Tim Myers Vicky Nagy Sheila Newland Doug Nijak Maria Nilsson Melissa Numbers Jackie O'Quinn Angela Otto Craig Ousley Maren Pajari Rhina Park Craig Parks Kelly Patrick Susie Payne Don Peffly Corey Penner Jay Perkins Barry Petrey Kenny Petrey Josh Petry Shawn Phillabaum Anissa Phillips Gregg Pittroff Mark Poeppelmeier Michelle Poston Danny Price Paul Profit! Daphne Qvick Gina Rankin Tina Rankin April Reed Suzanne Reed David Reumann Darren Reynolds Rochelle Rich April Richards Kathy Richmond Zondra Roberts Missy Robinson Mandy Rose Andrew Ross Troy Ross Class Of '89 137 Kara Rummel Jeff Sabins Nick Sams Julie Schieltz Heidi Schmalenberger Lisa Schmaus Stacie Scott Jack Scudmore Tom Sellars Carrie Sewak Stephanie Shank Amy Shirk Bob Shrout Rob Sibert JJ. Simpson Matt Slocumb Stacy Slovak Casey Smith 138 Juniors Greg Smith Lance Smith Matt Smith Jodi Sonterre Blame Spencer Tamara Stapleton Carl Stealey Mike Stephens Amy Stevens Billy Stolz Kim Stomps Kim Surber Todd Swartz James Tackett Mike Tanksley Kelly Targett Terry Taylor Amy Thoma Shanda Thome Christi Thompson Jon Thompson Nate Thompson Steve Thompson Jennifer Toops Matt Towle Kerri Treon Kelli Turner Jeff Umbreit Tony Vigh Bill Wagle Bianka Wagoner Michele Wallen Cammie Ward Scott Ware Mary Warmoth Scot Washburn Bryan Wax Candi Waymire Sandy Weaver Jeff Webb Sean West Brad White Katrina Whitehead Mindy Wickert Larry Wilbur Rhonda Wilburn Christy Willhoite Barbi Winkler Steve Wolf Kim Wooley Tom Wright Pat Yerian Teresa Young Matthew Yoxtheimer Audra Zechar Kristin Zimmerman Class Of 89 139 1 — Sophomores, Class of '90 2 — Angie Mays, Senator 3 — Jimmy Streisel, President 4 — Angie Boggs, Secretary 5 — Darlene Rose, Vice-President 6 — Robin Sheppard, Senator 7 — Brent McCoy, Senator 8 — Leah Walker, Treasurer 9 — Valerie Mays, Senator 140 Hats Off To Sophomores 141 Latisha Abney Bonnie Adams Kerry Adams Sonny Adams Dan Adkins Jase Adkins James Alexander Jennifer Allen Rhea Alter Andrew Arber Michael Baker Tom Baker Becky Ball Juli Barlowe Bill Bates James Billingsley David Birk Aisa Boettcher Angie Boggs Greg Bothe Kristi Bottorff Nick Bowling Tracy Bowman Amy Boyd Brian Brandenburg Stephanie Brewer Jennifer Brookins Michelle Brooks Jamie Brown Cristal Bryant Grady Burkett Joyce Butler Garrett Butulis Jerome Campbell Danita Capers Brad Carlisle Dan Caron Brandon Carpenter Heath Carter Tracy Carter Ryan Casey Dana Cassidy Jason Chadwell Chad Chansler Mike Chipman Eddie Chism Brian Christian Chris Clendening Brian Coleman Angie Collier Jason Conerty Bret Copsey Vicki Craft Shelly Craig Danny Crouch Chris Dahlinghaus 42 Sophomore$ Aimee Darst Steve Davis Gary Dennis Marianne Dennis Tracie Dennis Lydia Denslow Mike Dillon Nicole Dittman Rachel Dodd Brett Dorow Becky Dossey Sean Dunn Angel Edwards Jill Egleston Andy Elliott Shannon England Stacie Erisman Ardonna Essig Christy Estes Jana Eubank Charmin Evans Sean Evans John Fecke Robbie Ferguson Angela Fetveit David Finfrock Denise Fischer April Fleiszig Marcie Forsythe Amy Foster Eddie Fox Jennifer Franklin Michelle Frazer Beau French James Fuller Chris Furay Tanya Gass Elisabeth Gayhart Keith Geiger Lara Gephart Theresa Gollihugh Brad Goudy Class Of '90 143 James Griffin Melissia Grigsby Chase Gross Meiynda Grube Todd Gueltig Gloria Haines Tammy Hall Rob Haller Teresa Harbin Michael Harlow Kris Harmon Heather Harper Scott Harpst Kathy Hart Jon Hastings John Hauk Brad Hawkins Brent Hayes Travis Hearn Peggy Henderson Nikki Henn Mike Henry Amy Hignite John Hinch Trisha Hine Chad Hines Brian Hoff David Hopkins Matthew Housh Sean Howard Leigh Ann Hurst John Hutchinson Mark Hutchison Rick Jaynes Traci Jenkins Jennifer Johnson Emily Johnston Doug Jones Amy Karns Lisa Kastner Joe Kelley Tracy Kelly Tom Kemper Danny Kepler Holly Ketring Dave Kimberlin Matt Kirchner Doug Kirk Mark Kirsch Vicky Kitson Kim Kobes Doug Kreitzer Bubby Kuhn Trisha Lamb Kendall Lawson Mary Beth Lengefeld 144 Sophomores Angela Lewis Sean Lindamood Leizl Liva Casey Long John Long Angie Manning John Manning Todd Marlin Brian Martin Shawn Martin Eric Matheny Angie Mays Valerie Mays Brent McCoy Kelly McCulley Jody McFarland Tina McGinnis Debra McGraw Molly McGuire Jennifer McKee Tracy McNutt Missy Meier Tracy Melton Mike Messer Tiffany Michael Alisha Miller Todd Million Aaron Minch Brian Moon Anna Morlan Paul Motz Angel Mullins Dennis Mullins Doug Mullins Kris Mullins Shane Musgrove Rex Mustaine David Neal Tara Neal Christa Neely Natisha Neely Eddie Neff Class Of '90 145 Thicnthan Nguyen Chris Nijak Karina Nilsson Keri Nunn Christine Packer Dawn Packer Lisa Packer Steve Page Jimmy Palcic Michell Perkins John Pilkerton Rusty Ping Erin Post Gayla Price Andrea Pryor Casey Quillen Roy Ramage Jenny Rankey Lori Read Deborah Redmond Diane Rhoads Steve Rich Autumn Richards Adrienne Richie Dawn Riley Dayna Ritchie Doug Roberts Jimmy Robinson Brande Rogers Darlene Rose Matt Rose Donita Ross Nikki Roy Bill Rudd Leslie Salyers Kelly Sanders Stacie Savage Renee Schab Matt Schaffner Steve Schum Michelle Scohy Dhanesh Shah Robin Sheppard Laura Shields Tom Shroyer Amy Shuey Alex Simms Cindy Singleton Leslie Sisson Laura Sizemore Rusty Skelding Robert Smelko Alexia Smith Missy Smith Nikki Smith Tim Smith 146 Sophomores a w a 1 rwM � s E9 4 A m I • 1 Todd Smith Sonya Snoots Aaron Sprinkle Matt Stamm Gina Stauffer Lori Stidham Pam Stivers Steve Stomoff Jim Streisel Greg Swaim Chris Tadeo William Taulbee Brian Taylor Carmella Taylor Soni Templin Darrin Thacker Holli Thomason Joely Thompson Doug Thornton Jill Tomlinson Pat Valent ie Bill Van Deilen Leticia Velarde John Vest Alison Virkus Ouang Vo Steve Vuotto Leah Walker Trista Walton Brian Watts Cherri Waymire James Wells Carollynn Wikoff Matt Wild Kim Williams Glen Willis Greg Wurst Debbie Yascavage Gina Young Shelley Zechar Michelle Ziemkowski Class Of 190 14 48 Hats Off To ... Faculty 149 E. Abram — Head Coach Freshman Football S. Aultz — Department Chairperson; French Club Advisor; Muse Machine Co-Advisor P. Baker — Department Chairperson; Honors Assembly Coordinator R. Banks — Head Coach Varsity Baseball; Assistant Football Coach J. Bashore — Driver Education C. Bates — Band Director B. Brigati — Head coach Varsity Football M. Bultman — Senior Class Co-Advisor; Basketball Scorer and Timer L. Campbell — NFL Director; Boys’ Tennis Coach; Ohio Mock Trial; Department Chairperson P. Carson — Vocal Director; Musical Vocal Director N. Christiansen — Cheerleading Advisor; Homecoming Dance Coordinator Row I — Molly Myers, Jewell Key, Diane Ullery, Calvin Hensley. Row 2 — Pat Gebhart, Mary Neeley, Virginia Cross, Violet Pressley, Donna Bragg, Vickie Seifert, Susan Marciniak; The Cooks. Ed Abram Industrial Technology Rick Ackerman Social Studies Susan Anderson Math Stanley Aultz Foreign Language Neil Bailey Paula Baker Rob Banks Jim Bashore Visual Arts Home Economics Social Studies Science 150 Faculty Norma Blackburn Principal's Secretary Mike Bock Math Dorothy Bickley Library Bob Brigati OWE Mike Bultman Math Larry Campbell W.D. Campbell Language Arts Curriculum Director Ken Christman Visual Arts Pam Cox Graphic Arts Aide Toni Craig Lang. Arts Foreign Lang. Bill Dixon Music K. Christman — National Art Honor Society B. Dixon — Assistant Band Directors Pep. Jazz Band Director C. Duvall — PJA Advisor B. Foland — German Club Advisor E. Frock — NHS Advisor D. Gerhard — Head Coach Varsity Boys’ Basketball D. Gier — Department Chairperson D. Glancy — Department Chairperson-, Parking Lot Co-Supervisor B. Gyourko — Department Chairpersons Coordinator of OWA OWE Vocational Tom Honigford, social studies teacher, spent 27 months in Sierra Leone, a small republic located on Africa’s west coast. As a member of the Peace Corps, Mr. Honigford helped farmers construct rice paddies. While Mr. Honigford would not hesitate to return to that simple existence, he enjoys the comforts of home. He feels that Americans are more materialistic and fail to comprehend the financial strife of other countriess Africa's values and approach to life with the richness and abundance of resources in America would make for a more perfect world. Cindy Duvall Business Ginny Focke Community Relations Maribeth Eiken Board of Education Brad Foland Foreign Language 52 Faculty Dick Fowler Math Science j Mike Frisby Guidance Elaine Frock Science Fred Gehron Athletic Director Dan Gerhard Physical Education Don Gier Industrial Technology Dave Glancy Social Studies Shari Gray Special Education Barbee Gyourko OWE Cindy Flaacke Home Economics Christman-Haacke 153 9 Judy Hibbard Multi-Media Clerk Roger Harris Board of Education Virginia Hart Guidance Secretary Eric Herman Driver Education Vicki Hilliard Science Tom Honigford Social Studies Mike Howard Language Arts Pete Kavouras Social Studies Michelle Krabacher Foreign Language Kathy Lakes Language Arts Carol Krueger Athletic Secretary Norma Law Language Arts E. Herman — Head Coach Girls' Tracks Varsity Club Advisors Intramurals Directors Assistant Football Coach V. Hilliard — Student Council Advisor (Second Semester), Homecoming Parade Coordinator M. Howard — Newsdimensions Advisors Assistant Football Coach P. Kavouras — Parking Lot Co-Supervisors Fall Play Directors Musical Dramatic Directors Academic Challenge Co-Advisor L. Kelly — Department Chairpersons COE Advisor C. Knapke — Sophomore Class Co-Advisors JVS Counselor M. Krabacher — Spanish Club K. Lakes — Drama Club Advisors Radio Club Advisors Sketches of the Mind Advisor N. Law — Prom Coordinators Muse Machine Co-Advisor R. Laycox — Head Coach Varsity girls' Basketball J. Lightcap — Board Vice-President Linda Kelly, business teacher, is one of the five members of Team USA, the women’s Olympic bowling team. Although only one member will travel to Seoul, Korea, she was selected from 13,000 bowlers to compete. Go for the Gold, Mrs. Kelly! Roxy Laycox Physical Education Mary Lengefeld Bookstore Jack Lightcap Board of Education Frank Maus Assistant Principal Harris-Maus 155 Ken McCollum Language Arts S Carolyn McMillan Business Allen McCroskey Industrial Technology Jack McNabb Treasurer Wendell Melton Learning Disabilities Pat Moore Assistant Principal Marge Mott Learning Disabilities Richard Mumma Business Manager John Mummey Science George O'Kresik OWE 156 Faculty Nancy Pack Business Jane Pearson Math JoAnn Powell OWE Don Ousley Guidance Harold Robinson Jolene Rose Board of Education Board of Education K. McCollum — Commencement Advisor, Piratan Advisor A. McCroskey — WCEA President W. Melton — Ski Club Advisor M. Mott — Student Council Advisor (First Semester) J. Mummey — Volunteer Scout Varsity Football H. Robinson — Board President On January 12, we bid farewell to Mrs. Marge Mott, learning disabilities teacher and student council advisor. After a nine and one-half year stay at West Carrollton, Mrs. Mott left to accept the position of assistant principal at Tippecanoe High School. The students and staff at W.C.H.S. are warm, caring and funloving individuals, and the memories that we have created together will be with me always,” concluded Mrs. Mott. Goodbye and good luck, Mrs. Mott. McCollum-Rose 157 T. Ryan — Head Coach Freshman Wrestling Y. Scheid — Orchestra Director-, Musical Orchestra Director C. Schoenberger — Department Chairperson! Assistant Football Coach J. Sparrow — NFL Assistant; Academic Challenge Team Co-Advisor D. Stewart — Girls’ Tennis Coachi SADD Advisor! Sophomore Class Co-Advisor-, Fall Play Director L. Swihart — Department Chairperson N. Williams — Athletic Trainer: Junior Class Advisor; Head Coach Girls’ Reserve Basketball G. Young — Senior Class Co-Advisor The Custodians: Jimmie Clark, Gordon Profitt, Ted Dalton. Tim Ryan Industrial Technology Yvonne Scheid Music Doris Sanner Nurse Doug Shell Math Charlie Schoenberger Math Dianne Skelly Language Arts Jim Sparrow Donna Jo Stewart Social Studies Language Arts 158 Faculty Lon Swihart Science Dave Taylor Science Lisa Umberger Language Arts David Weekley Assistant Superintendent Lois Whitehead Attendance Secretary Kathy Whitsett Social Studies Jim Van Tine Principal Karen Wolf Business Gail Young Home Economics Ryan-Young 159 Nancy Williams Math 160 Hats Off To ... Magazine 161 JUDICIAL CONTESTANTS — Supreme Court nominee Robert H. Bork was rejected by the U.S. Senate, and the second nominee, Douglas Ginsburg, withdrew' under fire. SILVER SAILS —After defeating Australia to bring the America's Cup back home in February, San Diego skipper Dennis Conner waves an American flag while clutching the silver cup at a parade in his hometown. 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