Western Reserve High School - Carhesian Yearbook (Collins, OH)

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An abandoned baby is discovered by jeff Emerick while Jeanne Burke, Toni Striker, and Shelly Arnold express mixed emotions. ABOVE: ln order to stop a fight, Jeanne Burke threatens lives. BELOW: The life of Stephennie Drennen is saved by Terry Byron! Q 76 Mother VanDootingh halts Randy King's pass at Sharon Mclntire. ABOVE: Major characters of Life of the Party fall asleep at a party in the play. BELOW: A boring birthday party puts Sharon Mclntire's guests to sleep . ,L 9 ' -

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'.. ' 'I 4 .i-.., . I 1 ' J ' ' Q s.,, P . I A , 3 L. 'X W G Q nik' 0 ir' 1 arf' A I ,.:q,'iq'1: r ABOVE: Curtain girl Patty Ott and light controller Larry Strickling manage technical operations backstage. BELOW: To get the effect of a drunk, Dany Gerstenberger is made up by jan Bartrop. THESPIANS: FRONT ROW: Judy Todd, Mark Greene, Linda Durning, jeff Emerick, Fred Leimeister, Miss Martha Gostely, adviser. ROW 2: Sherry Kessler, Robert Obermiller, Linda Coe, Gina VanDootingh, DeAnn Nes- tor, Cathy Boose. ROW 3: Randy King, Betty Ott, Ethel Holzhauser, Randy Coe, Jeanne Burke, Bruce Wilcox, Shelly Amold. K X M x 'Q ABOVE: At initiation, Randy King signs Thespian chart. BELOW: Defenseless Robert Obermiller is threatened by Bruce Wilcox.

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Honor Societ Stages Show Performing an Easter skit, rearranging the Wake- man Library, and initiating new members were major activities of the National Honor Society. ABOVE: The Unhoppy Bunny is performed at the Norwalk Day Care Center. BELOW: Society members and adviser prepare library for Book Fair. ,,, 4 .., N- I 'f 1 e Doing the skit was fun. It was worth it just to see the happy faces of the little r kids. - :V .N 5 .When the Wakeman V B Y , 'i'1-1,r asked the Society f lg ' i' ,. I to help arrange its build- ' ' T 1 I iiizg, my hiends and I de- L4 ' ip 3' cided to sacrifice a Saturday v r V' VI' Q to get the job done and I 2' ! 1 x -f N help i-:rise some money for ' - 1 Q ,HI +5 ourcu . ' ' .- ' The highlight of the '--.2-H N ' . g year came at the candle- 5 ' light ceremony for the in- -- ,' 41 fi J 1 . duction of new members. , l -g 'ii - l Each of us felt a sense of 3 . V , . I ' tg K ipride and accomplishment S, ff T BT . . 4 Ji fxfgirrhaying lieen sellected J , . ' 133-if ' I S 'UP eg, p it rrppp ty for t 15 T +I J EE r -- J .. or Thom'-at BELOW: Senior Sharon Smith '- V - - .. A helps rearrange the Wakeman Library. X I ., . Ci i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW: Dave Emary, Sharon Stack house, Wanda Welch. ROW 2: Ron Urbansky, Janet Houser, Donna Tol- liver, Toni Striker, Pat Riedy, Glenda Klein, Lisa I-lite, Sterling Sigs- worth. ROW 3: Chris Schell, Kathy Carey, Linda Todd, Debbie Linder, Gina VanDootingh, Bruce Wilcox, Robert Hahn, Nancy Myers. ROW 4: Linda Durning, Betty Ott, Carla Bohn, Sharon Smith, Marcia Grose, Rachel Carpenter. ROW 5: Judy Todd, Sharon Terpening, Jeanne Burke, Joyce Lierenz, Miss Martha Gostely, adviser. 77