Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1984 volume:

THE CARDINAL Volume XLIII Worthington High School 300 West Granville Road Worthington, Ohio 43085 II illimi mimi mimi iil!!!!! mimi imiiii mm Will I llllll III' I :,ir:i iiiiin mm min in 1111111 Illini mini mm mm Il'MI n:,o milimi imiinii ii ii ii !!� !!!!!! HI,«,III cm O irii,:m ........ ..||i:i:n iiln,:m cm nmum immill ni,mm cm immill immill IS) ■N� The students of WHS know that the education they receive is one of the best for preparation of life after high school. The administration and faculty, headed by Principal John W. Hoeffler, apply their wis- dom and technique in order that the students may benefit from their years of teaching. Opening 7 The students can choose their re- quired and elective courses from the broad curriculum provided by the administration. It not only pro- vides for the college bound stu- dent, but also helps the student who wants to learn a skill or trade and begin working immediately after graduation. Opening 11 Many students participate in one or more clubs or sports. There is a wide variety of clubs ranging from those that support the athletes to those that study foreign lan- guages. Some students earn awards and are elected to be offi- cers. The tradition of quality at Worthington High School will con- tinue in its students and faculty. Opening 15 V Cards go out on the Town ... The theme was evident as the student body lived it up homecoming weekend. It all started Thursday night at the bonfire with the pep rally and announcement of the queen and her court. The reigning queen was Kellie Frederick. Her court consisted of Junior Sandy Jarret. Sophomore Amy Handley, and Freshman Friday night our football team defeated Groveport to contin- ue their winning streak. The walking parade was a success from the A.P.’s big red lobster to the winning cardinal knight presented by the Juniors. Sat- urday the stage was set with the annual homecoming dance that evening. Alumni Mark Sutherland of WNCI was the D.J. for the evening. The hard work paid off and home- coming 1983 provided to be a fun-filled weekend for all in- volved. “It Was A Night On The Town” Opposite Top: Kellie Freder- ick is crowned queen with the rest of the court looking on Opposite Left: Kathy McCabe and her date dreamily dance the night away Opposite Right: Paul Harton and Jody Gahman take time out for the photographer Top Left: The senior float makes its way around the track. Top Right: Amey Snouffer and Paul Linder have a chat at the dance Bottom: The |umor float won first place. Homecoming 19 On November 7, 1983, the Ju- nior and Senior girls met on the football field to play the sixth annual gridiron clash known as the Powder Puff game. Junior captains Steph- anie Schupp and Vanessa Hastings and Senior captains Deanna Sunday and Megan Demko organized their teams. With the aid of football players as coaches, they practiced for the event, which was probably the roughest Powder Puff game in W.H.S. history. The day of the game created a great deal of excitement and vengeance between the two classes. The Seniors har- assed Junior players and coaches as they arrived at school, while the Juniors tore down a few Senior banners. This hostility was soon taken out on the field. Both teams inflicted numerous bruises on each other, as well as a few more serious injuries. When the game was finally over, the scoreboard showed an un- precedented fact: The Juniors had surprised the Seniors and pulled off a tie, with each side having fourteen points. Jill Hitt scored all the Senior points; Venessa Hastings and Denny Duff accumulated the Junior points. Traditionally, the proceeds from the gate are donated to a charity chosen by the players, and so the American Cancer Society received $918.91, the most ever raised by a Powder Puff game. Top Left: Martha Schmidt runs the ball with blocking by Jill Hitt. Above: Stephanie Schupp tries to shake off a tackier Bottom Left: Valerie Owen waits for an open receiver Opposite Top Left Coach Hayden Humphrey wonders if the Senior girls can pull off a win. Opposite Top Right: Carolyn O'Leary and Becky Schimmoller are examples of the ladylike appearance of the girls Opposite Bottom: Unfortunately there are al- ways a few injuries. 20 Powder Puff W.H.S. Girls Battle It Out Powder Putt 21 Once again the thespian fall play was a resounding suc- cess. This year’s production of “You Can’t Take It With You” was full of good times for ev- eryone. The story was about a crazy family who had many funny and heartwarming exper- iences. Snakes, kittens, and fireworks were all part of the fun. The family spokeswoman was Penny Sycamore (Judy Black- more), with her husband Paul (Kelly Lowe), and Grandpa (Eric Fricas). The cast also in- cluded: Lisa Davidson, Ro- shun Drinkard, Chris Cooper, John Ward, Shaun Lockett, Sharon Myers, Brent Ries, Bill Curry, Troy McDonald, Susan Booth, David Hansen, Susan Mathews, Keith Ouzts. Allen Christopher. Doug Savage, and Jennifer Clement. This eccentric play not only displayed the talent of the ac- tors. but the knowledge and skill of the technical crews and directors. Much thanks should go to Mrs. Hopton, Mr. Scow- den. Mr. Haney, Miss Hotten- roth, Marianne Hyland, and Soni Weagle. Their time and effort made this production a success. Opposite Top Left: Troy McDonald shows his musical expertise. Opposite Top Right: Paul shows his wife Penny his new rocket. Opposite Bottom Left: Don't they make a cute couple? Opposite Bottom Right: The working crew of You Can’t Take It With You”. Top Left: Rheba scowls as Gay Wellington flirts with Donald. Above: Mr Depma. A Greek God. is being painted. Bottom: Ever feel like everyone’s watching you? 22 Fall Play “You Can’t Take It With You” Fall Play 23 Approximately a month before the Mock Trials, students in Miss Shirley Nault’s personal law classes take a day out from their normal lessons to decide who will be the mem- bers on each of the many committees needed to pre- pare for the Trials. Everyone participates in one committee or another. From then on it is, “You’re on your own kid!” Miss Nault provides some as- sistance but for the most part. all the work comes from the students themselves. First, students nominated each other for positions in the 1983-1984 Mock Trials. After the election committee spent a busy night organizing the nominations into some sem- blance of order, the students elected those whom they thought would do the best job. Next Miss Nault handed out the sealed cases, not to be shown to or discussed with anyone outside their period or with legal council, under pen- alty of removal from participa- tion in the Mock Trials. The at- torneys, judges, and witnesses then had one week in which to prepare their arguments and decide the crucial issues of the case. During that week, no law student was allowed to cut, miss, or be late for any reason to any class. This also was un- der penalty of removal from the Trials. The students of Miss Nault’s classes deserve congratula- tions for the monumental amount of work they had to accomplish. An additional congratulations are due to Miss Nault, for her excellent teaching amply prepared her students to succeed in this en- deavor. 24 Fall Mock Trials Justice Reigns At WHS Opposite Top Left: The coun- cil meets with Judge Jeff Kramer. Opposite Top Right: Judge Jeff Kramer prepares for an- other day in the courtroom Opposite Right Middle: The jury listens intently to the case Opposite Far Left Bottom: The first period class gives Miss Nault a bouquet of flowers Opposite Middle Bottom: Mike Bassani thinks really hard to come up with an answer Opposite Bottom: Dave Mar- cus waits patiently for the question from Kevin Church. Top Left: Mark Brown is sworn in by Dana Johnston Top Right: Julie Bodegraven listens patiently to the trial. Bottom Left: Paul Colemen questions the witness Bottom Right: Paul Kim an- swers the questions honestly Spring Mock Trials 25 Press Your The Winter Luck At Carnival Years’ ago the different clubs and organizations of WHS came together to think of a great money making event that would be a good service project at the same time. What they came up with was the Winter Carnival. This event would be filled with games and prizes for the youngsters of Worthington. Again this year the Winter Car- nival. which was held February 4. was a success. Many of the WHS clubs and organizations participated. Such events as the M.G.A.’s obstacle course, the yearbook’s ping pong toss for gold fish, and the junior class’ pie throw were big mon- ey makers. It was fun and ex- citement for the children as well as the clubs and organiza- tions present. Above Left: Some people will do anything for money Above Right: This youngster is having a hard time picking out which fish he wants Bottom Left: Everyone wants to look at the yearbook pic- tures. Bottom Right: This crew makes the Winter Carnival runs smoothly. 26 Winter Carnival For the fifth consecutive year, WHS has participated in an exchange program with the city of Caen, located in the Normandie region of France. This program, open to upper level French students, pro- vides a three and one half week stay in France, during which the Americans learn to live in a country different than their own. Leaving in early February and accompanied this year by French teacher Miss Armitage. the Americans arrived in Paris. Four days of sight seeing in and around Paris was the de- but. Afterwards, the Ameri- cans boarded the train for a two and one half hour ride to Caen whereupon they met their French families. During the next three weeks the Americans learn to live like French, attend a French high school, and see many interest- ing sights including the WWII D-Day beaches and the American Military Cemetary in nearby St. Laurent. In April, the French students arrive in New York City for sev- eral days and then continue to Worthington to live like Ameri- cans. Many activities in and out of the high school are held for the French. The Worthington co-ordinator Mr. Ballinger and his counter- part in Caen, Madame Laurent both believe that this program has helped to create a vital bridge between the two coun- tries and at the same time last- ing friendships and memories have been established. France Comes To WHS Above: Sitting — Raphaelle Reidor. Mylene Cru. Maryse Fasquel. Isabelle Larsonneur. Beatric Houssay. Standing — Carloe Thom- as. Benoit Bazin. Antoine deBrek. Siephane Kruckyk. Laurent Vallez. Catherine Lechevre- tel. Sandrme Despre, Dominique Mouchel. Natacha Villediew-Verner. Myriam Tonguy Program Directors: Robert Ballinger (Ameri- can) and Marie-Jeanne Lorang (French) Bottom Left: These American students real- ly enjoy being in France! Bottom Right: Before their flight Pat Kelly. Amy Quillan. Stephanie Schupp. Jill Robert- son. Laura Moye. Susan Bunte, Susan Rog- ers. and Miss Armitage pose for a picture French Exchange 27 WHS Goes Hawaiian The 1983 Winter Dance was a smashing success. WHS stu- dents traded in their suits and ties and dresses and heels, for shorts, sunglasses, Hawaiian shirts, and wild hats. The gym was transformed into a wild beach as the partiers rocked on. The Winter King and Queen were Scott David and Tracy Ritter. The King’s Court consisted of Chip Brooks, Scott Collins Mike DeMuth, and Lars Schmidt. The Queen’s Court was Sally Blackford, Bethany Jones, Sherry Schlater, Laura Scott, and Mona Sullivan. 28 Winter Dance February is often thought of as a girl’s dream come true at least here at WHS! Because the Valentine’s Dance is Sadie Hawkins, the girls get their chance to ask that special guy. Judging by the huge tur- nout, many of the girls did just that. Couples arrived ready to dance to the music of Mag- num, the band. This year’s King of Hearts was Sean Allen. The high school gym was decorated with red hearts, each bearing the name of a couple at the dance. Cupid Visits The Cards Valentine's Dance 29 This year’s production of “Guys and Dolls” was a re- sounding success. The talent displayed by the actors and actresses was truly profes- sional. The large cast was lead by Judy Blackmore who played Miss Adelaide. John Ward (Nathan Detroit). Rich Greene (Sky Masterson). and Diane Boring (Sarah Brown). The story revolved around Miss Adelaide and Nathan De- troit trying to pick a wedding date after being engaged for 14 years. The other plot was a bet that took place with Sky Masterson. The bet stated that he couldn’t find a “doll” to take to Havanna. Cuba. He found one and that “doll” just happened to be Sarah Brown. The other major parts were played by Phil Haney (Nicely- Nicely Johnson) and Keenan Blanke (Benny Southstreet). The rest of the cast was made up of the Mission Band. Hot Box Dancers, and the acting chorus. A big special thanks should go to Joel Haney. Elaine Hotten- roth, Bronwynn Hopton. James Scowden. John Fryer. Linda Hopper. Jennifer Clem- ent. Sharon Myers. Beth Haney who spent many weeks working with the operetta. 30 Operetta “Guys And Dolls” Entertains WHS Opposite Top Left: Dianne Bor ing gets a good shot at Rich Greene during the performance. Opposite Top Right: Sky and Sarah order dinner in Havanna. Cuba Opposite Bottom Left: The Hot Box Dancers show real talent Opposite Bottom Right: All the gamblers are together for one last time Top Left: Nathan. Benny. Nicely- Nicely look to place bets. Above: I've got everything in the palm of my hand Bottom Left: Don’t they make a cute couple? Bottom Right: Where do we take her Nathan?” Operetta 31 The National Honor Society members were chosen from among the top third of the ju- nior and senior classes. The in- duction ceremony was held May 21, 1984. Teachers voted for these students on the basis of leadership, scholarship, ser- vice, and character. This year 56 juniors and 33 seniors joined the 54 previously se- lected members. National Honor Society strives to recognize deserving stu- dents. Unfortunately in WHS it is difficult to choose among so many outstanding people. NHS, on the whole, encour- ages the development of char- acter in students of Worthing- ton High School. 32 N.H.S. Only A Few Are Chosen Opposite Top Left: The long line increases as people sign the book. Opposite Top Right: The time finally comes for refreshments. Opposite Bottom: The 1984 NHS inductees. Top Left: Dan Rubin gets re- freshments with his family. Top Right: Mrs Wampler as- sists the new members in sign- ing the book. Bottom Left: Jane Hobart comes to accept her pin. Bottom Right: Mr. Rousculp tells the history of NHS N H S. 33 WHS Shows Their Talent The 1984 Variety Show was one of the best that there has been in its history. Mr. Fuller and Mr. Riegel put to- gether an incredible mix of acts, from the rock band Blind Ambition, to the clas- sical guitar of Eric Brunskill. In addition were the Alumni Breakers and the infamous Sam Camode and the Four Flushers. The example set by this year’s talent will be hard to match in future years. Above Left: Blind Ambition gives the show a little rock. Above Right: Michelle Lever- enz adds her contribution to the Variety Show. Bottom: Sam Camode and the Four Flushers perform 34 Talent Show The Academic Honors Pro- gram is a way of recogniz- ing good students. To quali- fy for academic honors, one must have maintained at least a 3.5 grade point average each semester. Seniors are awarded the gold key; juniors, the silver key; sophomores, the bronze key. This year the banquet was held on April 11, 1984, in the East Ball- room of the Ohio Union. A total of 108 seniors, 75 ju- niors, and 97 sophomores earned keys. The Honored Are Awarded Above Left: Kristina Martin re- ceives her gold key Above Right: Susie Robinson receives her silver key. Bottom Left: Noreen Nelson receives her gold key. Bottom Right: Wendy Wah- tola receives her gold key. Academic Honors 35 This year’s Children’s Play was the “Fabulous Fable Fac- tory”. It was about a fable fac- tory that went out of business because they did not have a moral maker. A young girl, Mary (Jill Earhart, Karen Outz), came strolling in one day to the factory and was hired as the moral maker. She and Mr. Aesop (Bob O’Dair, Jack Plotnick) made morals for the ant and the grasshop- per, the farmer and the don- key, and many others. At the end Mary had to decide if she wanted to stay with the fac- tory or go back home. She de- cided to go home. This double cast, which con- sisted of 30 members each, performed this play at each elementary school. The stu- dent directors were Susan Booth and Michelle Devine. The piano players were Jill An- derson and Paul Peuffer. 36 Children's Play The “Fabulous Fable Factory” Delighted Children Opposite Top Left: Mary gets excited over the play Opposite Top Right: I'm Frieda, the feeler finder. Opposite Bottom: The Fabu- lous Fable Factory gets set up. Top Left: ‘I think I'll have some homany gritts. Top Right: Untie me. Harri- et. Bottom Left: Steve Franchini practices with Mrs. Hopton. Bottom Right: Please don’t start the machine! Children's Play 37 WHS has many traditions, and prom is probably the most popular tradition of all. As ad- visor Sunny Spung and Co- chairmen Jan Lewis and Stephanie Schupp can attest, the prom takes much planning and support, but the work doesn’t get done by itself. Forming ideas and attending meetings take much time, ef- fort, and enthusiasm. It is obvi- ous that those working on prom committees were highly dedicated because this year’s prom was one of the best in recent years. The Junior-Senior Prom, held at the Aladdin Temple Shrine on May 5, was attended by a large percentage of the stu- dent body. The theme was “Putting on the Ritz.” Phil Dirt and the Dozers played music from the 50’s and 60’s to the delight of their audience. This year’s prom included one unplanned event: a bomb threat! The building was tem- porarily clearned so students talked and danced in the park- ing lot until allowed to re-enter. 38 Prom “Puttin’ On The Ritz” Opposite Above Left: Clark Kranz and date quench their thirst after dancing. Opposite Above Right: James Zied and Amy Graves posed for the photographer Opposite Bottom Left: Kevin Church and Leslie Gray enter the Shrine. Opposite Bottom Right: This group makes the most of the bomb threat. Top Left: Miss Hottenroth greets people as they enter. Top Right: Do I still have any money left? Bottom: Wouldn't it be nice to drive to Prom in this? Prom 39 AWARDS PROGRAM - Class of 1984 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.........................Claire Fleming OPENING REMARKS .. Kristin Baker Steven Decker Shahnaz Joarder Tracy Kroeger ....John Hoeffler Gina Ottolenghi Stella Sung Blythe Thomson Wendy Wahtola ’ NMdfi' L b r... Eugene Liu Lisa Martin Tim Mattox Marci McNaghten PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARD......................John Hoeffler ART AWARDS......................................Todd Kuyper MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR MUSICIAN.................Joel Haney THESPIAN AWARDS............................Bronwynn Hopton NATIONAL MATH TEST AWARD.....................Lillian Macer DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION AWARD ......................Ed Arent CARDINAL YEARBOOK AWARDS ..................Cyndee Schoenhoff STATE CERTIFICATE - FIVE MAJORS................Grace Sanders ASHLAND OIL SCHOLARSHIPS................................Gary Lyon BATELLE SCHOLARSHIP..........................Representative MIAMI UNIVERSITY ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP............Sharon Spung U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY............................Donald Lair U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY..................................Joe Kane U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY.......................Jeff Buckalew P.T.A. SCHOLARSHIPS - CAREER...................Robert Weber P.T.A. SCHOLARSHIPS - COLLEGE $ TECH..........Sue McNaghten NATIONWIDE BEAUTY ACADEMY..................Janice Headings WORTHINGTON ARTS COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP.............Judith Lowe OHIO ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS.................Robert McCollins WORTHINGTON NEWS OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE.....Joe Weinert CHEEK-FRENCH SCHOLARSHIP.....................Andrew Picken SCOTT CHEEK SCHOLARSHIP.. ...................John Hoeffler TOM BUCKINGHAM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP............Cheryl Geyer 40 Senior Recognition ZONTA OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMAN AWARD... COMMUNITY COORDINATING BOARD-WHS COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD BF.TTY MORRIS SFRVICF SCHOLARSHIP WILMINGTON COLLEGE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP.. NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST AWARDS WORTHINGTON ALUMNI LACROSSE ASSN DUBLIN-WORTHINGTON ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP. ..Clarence Decker COLONIAL HILLS CIVIC ASSN EDUC. GRANTS. CARDINAL BOOSTERS-HEISCEWAN MEMORIAL SCHOLAR.Donald Baur AGONIS AWARD JOE LUTZ AWARD LARRY CHRISMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLAR Carolyn Oppenheimer RICHARD S KREIGER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP. Tim and Betey Kreiger CLINTON LEE NICELY MEMORIAL AWARD BYRON TENNANT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WORTHINGTON QUARTERBACK CLUB SCHOLARSHIP...Ron St.Pierre STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD WORTHINGTON JAYCEES SCHOLARSHIP W.E.A. SCHOLARSHIP W.E.A. DEPENDENT SCHOLARSHIP HAROLD McCORD SCHOLARSHIP EARL W. LANE SCHOLARSHIP .Charles Rousculp CHARLES E. JEFFERSON AWARDS SENIOR CLASS GIFT HALL OF FAME CONCLUDING REMARKS Refreshments following the program in the Cafeteria if Senior Recognition 41 “The Future Is Now” was the theme of this year’s gradu- ation ceremony held on June 5. 1984 at Mershon. The skit performed by the four-points portrayed many incidents that have happened during the senior year. Although it was amusing, it also emphasized the value of high school memories. The hard work endured through twelve long years, the two early morning graduation practices, and the anticipation while waiting outside were all well worth the time spent, be- cause the 1984 commence- ment showed the excellence of the senior class. 42 Graduation It’s So Much More Than Just A Diploma Opposite Top: The 1984 graduating class files in Mer- shon Auditorium. Opposite Bottom Left: An- drew Pickens welcomes the audience. Opposite Bottom Middle: Shahnaz Joarder and Lisa Mar- tin participate in the skit. Opposite Bottom Right: Dr Ottoenghi accepts the 1984 graduating class. Top Left: Marie Donavan ac- cepts her diploma. Top Right: The anticipation builds on the graduates faces. Bottom: The choir performs two numbers at graduation. Graduation 43 Clubs 45 Student Council Worthington High School has its own stu- dent government. Every year each class elects students of their class to hold offices of President. Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer. There is also an election held for officers of Student Council. The elections are held in the spring of the previous year. Re- presentatives for each class are also elected by the students. Elaine Hottenroth, the Activities Director, is the head advisor to Student Council. Many other teachers help as advisors to the four classes. Student Council provides democracy within the school. They represent the student body. They are the link between the school administration and the students. In addition to making and reviewing rules and regula- tions. they sponsor dances and activities, and help inform the students of administra- tion concerns. Student Council Officers Student Council Officer : l.isa Lydens. Recorder. Eric Kuwana. Vice President. Patti Miskmis, Treasurer. Claire Fleming. President; Susan Smith. Secretary Senior Class Officers: Andrew Picken. President; Scott David. Secretary; (top) Heidi Orrick. Treasurer; Libby Harding. Vice President Junior Class Officers: ikneeling) — Tammy Jones. Secretary: Betsy Patchen. Vice President; (standing) — Vanessa Hastings. Treasurer. Rick Right. President Sophomore Class Officers: ifront) — Amy Brennan. Treasurer; (kneeling) — Amy Tatman. Secretary, (standing) — Greg Pogan, President; Kristin Davidson. Vice President Student Council: row i Mike Stichter. Chip Brooks. Judd Rupp. Tim Mattox. Eric Kuwana. Libby Harding. Lisa Lydens. Tammy Jones. Gina Ottolenghi. Katie Vierow Row 2: Karen Outz. Amy Perry. Vanessa Has- tings. Dave Carhne. Michele Tordoff, Kitty Tehan. Katie O’Dair. Stephanie Schupp. Sally Bosse. Pam Card. Claire Fleming. Sherry Bash. Rosemary Dop. Amy Bren- nan. Dawn Newsome. Row 3; Tim Melching. Kim Klunk. Tracy Ritter Betsy Patchen. Lisa Wade. Stacy Snouffer. Debbie Seliga. Amy Tatman. Kristin David- son. Pete Davies. Katie McKinney. Mara McNaughten. Sarah Mathews. Ashish Lahoti. Scott David. Dave Mar- cus. Andrew Picken. Greg Pogan. Lee Rainey. Sally Blackford. Ken Smullen. Brett Howell. Brent Zande. Rick Righi. James Gardikes. Laura Moye. Susan Luke. Julie Murr. Senior Class Officers 46 ClubS Main Campus Student Council Junior Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers Clubs 47 Worthington High School Marching Band Band members play and cheer during the game to get the crowd and players rowdy Majorette Tina Kinsey twirls the baton during the half-time show 48 Clubs Half-time The Worthington High School Marching Band is one of the largest in Central Ohio. They are a group of students un- der the direction of Mr. Moyer with a lot of talent. They march along with the Ma- jorettes and the Cardinal Cadettes dur- ing half-time on Friday night football games and in parades. Band practice begins in August with a camp and early morning drills in the parking lot. During the school year in the fall, they practice after school in the same parking lot whether there are cars in it or not. The band members have been known to walk on the cars while marching. Try-outs for the Majorettes and Ca- dettes are held in the spring for the fol- lowing year team. This years Cadettes competed in various competitions and in March took first place in the State Com- petition. Cardinal Cadettes: Row 1: Lieutenant Liz Wright. Co- Captain Jill Freedman. Captain Andrea Strom. Lieuten- ant Andrea Clapp Row 2: Angie St. Claire. Tyra Ingle. Kim Kemp. Kathy Carlson, Margery Munger. Keri Yore. Row 3: Maria Caparrotti. Tammy Jones, Laura Shock. Amy Gratz, Susan Markham. Laurie Jennings. Stacie Lewkowicz. Janie Williams. Jennifer Clement and Sara Paul show their feelings at Senior Recognition half-time. Clubs 49 Instrumental Groups The high school has a multitude of different music groups including Stage Band. Sym- phonic Band. Concert Band, and the Or- chestra to name just a few. The Stage Band, open by audition, is direct- ed by Mr. Tschieg. This year, they played at the Sheraton. Marriott, at a local festival, and the annual dance to raise money for the music department. The Symphonic Band is open to those in their junior and senior years. They played this year in two concerts in February and May. The Concert Band is open to sopho- mores while the Orchestra is open to all lev- els of the high school. The Orchestra plays in several concerts throughout the year. Stage Band: Row 1: Chris Hollinger. Mark Taylor. Rob Swalley. Dave Shirk. Jay Katzman. Stephanie Shipman Row 2: Teri Wolf. Brad Hamae. Dan Hugus. Catherine Calabus Row 3: Scott Helgeson. Kevin Swabb. Paul Brown. Karen Belt Symphonic Band: Row 1: Sherry Weber. Carol Schlemmer. Cindy VanBuren. Amy Lewis. Dori Clayton. Jamey Shoemaker. Carl Sills. Amy Graves. Row 2: Su- sie Maliszewski. Sarah Paul. Jill Dorsey. Mark Taylor. Kevin Swabb. Paul Brown. Karen Belt. Scott Helgeson. James Zeid. Victoria Dickinson. Marti Coulson. Row 3: Susan Mathews. Jill Oliver. Dave Shirk. Dan Hugus. Katherine Calabus. Brad Hamer. Rick Hobart. Sandy Steele. Melanie Clinger. Jay Armstrong. Row 4: Royce Vagnier. Rob Swalley. Jay Katzman. Neil Richard. Chris Hollinger. Mike Huff. Rich Greene. Jim Higgins. Dave Riebei Concert Band: Row 1: Joni O’Donnell. Susie Muesch- berger. Christy Robinson. Judy Davis. Susie VanBuren. Trisha Barnes. Deanna Walker. Susan Selby. Jenni Dal- ly. Row 2: Debi Seliga. Laura Menardi. Angie Price. Alyce Saunders. Teri Wolf. John Abegg. Tammy McBrayer. Krysta Sutterfield. Stephanie Shipman. Row 3. Sevren Edwards. Steve Zaebo. Matt Fletcher. Kris Robinson. Chris Rulmer. Craig Shemenski. Scott Ma- son. Nick Trakis. Anne Erven. Jeff Atkinson. Karen James. Sharon Niederlander. Nancy Hubbard. Row 4 Heath Hall. Greg Line. Mike Hinzmann. Mike Herman. Pete Olson. Scott Frost. Brian McBride Orchestra: Row 1: Shahnaz Joarder. Sandy Steele. Tabby Haire. Jill Earnart. Karen Burch. Noelle Michel. Lisa Fuller. Laura Summerhill. Row 2: Susan Bunte. Tienchin Ho. Jill Oliver. Victoria Dickenson. Stella Sung. Juli Klyce. Melanie Clinger. Kerri Broehl. Susie Malis- zewski. Jim Higgins. Row 3. Tim O'Keefe. Steven Sung. Steve Decker. Eugene Lui. Sue Kemp. Cheryl Ciolek. Coreen Busbee. Sarah Johnston. Jack Hill. Matt Muller. Robby Broehl. Chris Hollinger Students tune up before class starts. Scott and Dan fool around during band practice in the parking lot 50 Clubs Orchestra Clubs 51 Treble Ensemble 52 Clubs Treble Choir Choral Groups Worthington High School has several differ- ent singing groups, each special and each following a different schedule of events. To join choir requires an audition. Sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors may tryout. The choir has a winter and spring concert, sings in the Memorial Day Parade, and performs at the graduation ceremony. The Treble Choir is composed primarily of sophomore girls. The Treble Ensemble is composed of junior and senior girls. Membership is acquired through auditions. This year, the girls per- formed at the Breakfast with Santa and the Mother-Daughter Banquet held for the con- gregation of the Linworth United Methodist Church. The Mixed Ensemble is made up of senior girls and junior and senior guys by audition. This group sings mainly throughout the holi- day season at banquets and company din- ners. They also tour some of the elementary schools and visit area retirement centers. It is obvious by the endless list of events under the guidance of Mr. Haney and Mr. Moyer that the WHS choir groups are very active in the community. Mixed Ensemble: Row 1: Beth Pozzini. Steve Grunkle- meyer, Lisa Martin. Dave Alexander. Kristin Baker. John Ward. Allison Helmrath, Steve Thompson. Claire Fleming Row 2: John McGuire. Kim Doucher, Brent Riese. Val Owen. Phil Haney. Andrea Strom. Dave Schwartz. Karen Belt. Row 3: Rich Greene. Cynthia Owens. Barry Bauer. Jill Anderson. Keenan Blanke, Troy McDonald. Judy Blackmore. Bill Curry. Treble Ensemble: Row 1: Marianne Hyland. Karen Brown. Amy Hopper. Jill Foley. Lori Cambell. Judy Heinbaugh; Row 2: Karen Sedor. Maureen Dowd. Su- san Ward. Sandy Steele. D� ane Boring. Beth Rhodes. Judy Schaffer Mixed Choir: Row 1: Lisa Davidson. Jamie Bond. Alli- son Helmrath. Judy Blackmore. Jill Anderson. Amey Snouffer. Jenny Parsons. Monica Mosley. Judy Hein- baugh. Julie Schofield. Row 2: Fritz Weise. Terri Sam- ples. Phil Haney. Andrea Strom. Cynthia Owens. Sherry Bash. Debbie Noel. Chris Exley. John Buford, Darren Hawkins Row 3: Steve Grunklemeyer. John Davis. Buck Jenkins. Dave Alexander. Rick Linscott. Bill Curry. Tom Ruprecht. Geiff Scott. Matt Cahall. Paul Wilkinson. Judy Schaffer. Treble Choir: Row 1: Melissa Malech. Christy Richard- son. Rachel Harris. Becky Boldon, Kristine McComis. Marla Hollander. Shannon Rush. Lynn Furton. Row 2: Debbie McCoy. Leslie Hehmeyer. Michelle Devine. Christine Furlow. Jenny Jackson. Trisha Worden. Stephanie Rankin. Cindee Meeker. Michelle Putz. Keenan. Phil, and Dave sing about the races in the musical. Clubs 53 Freshmen Student Council Freshmen Band Freshmen Choir 54 Clubs Freshman Class Officers Freshmen Fall Cheerleaders Freshmen Winter Cheerleaders Kilbourne Klubs Kilbourne, the school up the hill, is re- membered by everyone who went there as the get away for ninth graders. They don’t have to listen to the complaints made by upperclassmen until their sophomore year. Kilbourne provides many groups for the Freshmen to join. They have their own Student Council, Bands, and Choir. The Freshman sports have their own cheerleaders, too. Many of the students join these groups and go on to join the ones at Main Campus the following year. Freshmen Student Council: Row 1: Kristin Foley. Amy Yates. Ellen Kuwana. Dave O’Leary. Andrew Smullen, Mona Sullivan. Scott Seals. Laurie Jennings. Row 2: Bethany Jones. Shannon Smith. Mark Lewis. Kathy Dove. Becky Kentosh, Felice Mendel. Mendel. Natalie Renee. Illi Matthews. Gia Gialloti. Row 3: Ben Miller. Phil Dauphin. Michele Mechling. Chad Hootman, Brad Yakam. Greg Cooper. Marci Horn, Missy Fiore, Dan Wise. Kelly Ostopowitz. Randy Cobb. Jake Moss. Vince Leggett. David Martin. Freshman Band: Row 1 Melissa Monrow. Kristy Coff- man. Stacie Lewcowicz. Alene Smith. Kim Kemp. Lynn Manche. Amy Lerco. Terri Mawhirter. Kerrie Broel. Re- nee Hoopman, Sarah McWhorter. Beth Benedum. Lisa Klepenger. Christa Frivold. Patti Mizer. Cynthia Conlen. Chris Archer. Row 2: Lisa Newland. Steve Stinchcomb. Darrin Burgess. Brian Zink. Dale Roach. Cyrus Kand- valla. Brian Grube, Brian Waite. Shawn Keldoor. Chris Camera. Dan Shirk. Dennis Fox. Todd Hinderson. Peter Kim. Chuck Sartell. Drew Dawson. Bobby Tinker. Mi- chelle Mawhirter. Laurie Jennings. Faranez Joarder. Ju- lia Hersey. Row 3: Kathy Leidich. Susan Strange. Bon- nie Robertson. Michelle Leverence, Jason Gallendare. Steve Altsholt. Mike Ratliff. Garrett Jenkens. Mark Mat- tox. Mike Stone. Jim Cherwinski. James Bensler. Matt Brown. Scott Schultz. John Westguard. Matt Gotth- einer. Greg Clemont. Brian Pack. Chris Stump. Andy Rogers. Mitzi Jahoo. Karen Dennis. Kathy McDonald. Chris Long. Sharon Remy. Freshmen Choir: Row 1: Amy Harris. Shannon Haager. Julie Barnes. Liz Spicer. Alan Brian Zink. Trent EJack. John Worthington, Annie Lappmga. Missy White. Kim Powell. Becky Taylor. Row 2: Michelle Le- verenz. Kristin Foley. Dineen Dobson. Kim Horn. Liz Prizas. Gerri Prince. Paul McMahon. Amy Meyers. Tami Greene. Heather Campbell. Kathy Pritchard. Samantha Wise. Becky. Alins Larson. Laural Carlson. Susan Mar- kam. Lisa Young. Kirstin Demko. Lara Daversa. Jeff Miller. Brian Tipton. Jack Plotnick. John Rascoe. Cheryl Ferrar. Wendy Commons. Felice Mendell. Lisa Stobart. Row 3: Kris Neiderlander. Beth Myers. Lori Boucher. Kathy Dove. Holly Pappas. Angela Chang. Kay Swan- son. Heather Dixon. Alicia Smith. Shannon Smith, Mark Lewis. Scott Baxter. Michelle Wentworth. Becky. Gia Gigolotti. Amy Sheets. Cara Brown. Ellen Kuwana. Tra- cy Blackburn. Row 4: Jayne Riddle. Jill Pinta. Melissa Cozza. Laura Willis. Julie Dennis. Tracy Cromwell. Stacy Yurich. Amy Yeate. Jane Pensyl. Bab O’Toole. David Slates. Paul Webber. Eric Thompson. Bruce Huff- man. Karen Herman. Marla Barber. Heather Lair. Amy Price. Kristin Lindsey. Diana Mercer. Mariana Laravee. Freshman Class Oflicers: Ellen Kuwana. Greg Coo- per. Dave O’Leary. Andrew Smullen. Clubs 55 Sports Clubs Worthington High School has a wide variety of sports for the students to participate in. But who are the women behind the men of these sports? On this page, they are the Cardinal Club, Basketball Club, Soccer Club, Wrestling Club, and Gymnastics Club. The girls work hard through the season mak- ing locker signs, decorating locker rooms, setting up banquets, arranging bake sales, and, of course, the most important thing to the athlete’s stomach, the “Spirit Boxes” which contain all the sweets. Many of the clubs also include the making of Senior scrapbooks. These include pictures of the senior playing and all articles put in newspapers about his particular team and its success. Gymnastics Club: Sitting: Amy Perry, Cathy Price. Teri Wilson; Kneeling: Laurian Miguel. Liz Spicer; Stand- ing. Lisa Wade. Gale Mack. Wrestling Club: Row 1 Jocelyn Palmer. Nicole Gar- rard. Debbie Seliga. Karen Bader. Juile McBride. Kathy McCarthy. Debbie Cotter. Row 2: Kim Hill. Grace Knodt. Cara May. Stacy Steinman. Jennifer Wright. Ka- tie McKinney. Susan Bateman. Lisa Graber. Emily Ha- gan. Soccer Club: Row 1 Robin Crispin. Debbie Cotter. Lisa McFadden. Rachel Harris. Michelle Tordoff. Blyth Thomson. Christine Martin. Row 2: Marci McNaughten. Shannon Hall. Michelle Putz. Laura Moye. Katie O’Dair. Karen Ferguson. Julie Burrell. Marion. Tomei. Cardinal Club: Row 1: Jenny Parsons. Debbie Noel. Amy Hopper. Shanta Barua. Lisa Martin. Wendy Gib- son. Tammi Jones. Row 2: Kristin Daum, Beth Pozzini. Kristin Baker. Susan Steinman. Penny Miller. Lisa Graber. Marnie Lambert. Tracy Ritter. Susan Bateman. Melissa Thrall. Lars Schmidt. Karen Brown. Row 3: Jean Scott. Monica Mosley. Lynne Oldsen, Ann Clapp. Stephanie Snouffer, Tammy Jones. Dawn Sherman. Mi- chelle Zwissler. Jennifer Wright. Jenny Hammond. Stacy Steinman. Tim Mattox. Katie McKinney. Julie Murr. Lanie Justice Basketball Club: Row 1 Amy Hopper. Liz Hafele. Shanta Barua. Michelle Putz. Michelle Devine. Lars Schmidt. Patti Miskinis. Beth Baur. Gina Gray. Wendy Gibson; Row 2: Beth Keifner. Lisa Graber. Kristin Ba- ker. Penny Miller. Monica Kaminiski. Kristin Davidson. Robin Heitzel, Marci McNaughten. Traci Ritter. Robin Crispin. Rosemary Dop. Marnie Lambert. Julie Murr; Row 3: Lynne Oldsen. Beth Pozzini. Lee Rainey. Leigh Graumlich. Becky Briggs. Karen Outzs. Melissa Thrall. Laura Moye. Kim Hill. Laurice Frysinger. Susie Mam, Amy Handley. Kitty Tehan. Debbie Noel. Tim Mattox. Nancy Brigner. Kim Edwards. Chris Doyle. Stuart Lyle. Sandy Garrett. Bill Routzong. Gymnastics Club Wrestling Club Soccer Club 56 Clubs Cardinal Club Basketball Club ClubS 57 More Sports Clubs Freshmen Baseball Club: Tracy Cromwell. Pat Mintz, Joy Porupski. Lee Ann Rubin, Debbie Helpman, Jane Riddle. Maria Cappriotti. Julie Barnes Tennis Club: row 1 Sue Marcus. Stacy Boucher. Aly- son Poirier Row 2: Katie McKinney. Nancy Brigner. Katie Vierow. Julie Murr. FCA: Vicki Harris. Corine Busby. Brad Tolly. Matt Miller. Paul Miller. Chuck Tomey. Lanie Justice. Molly Martin. Chris Todd Girls Lacrosse Club: Row 1: Morgan Downing. Lisa Fronk. Chris Kim. Claire Fleming. Deanna Sunday. Pam Miller. Megan Demko. Julie Appel Row 2: Vanessa Hastings. Jane Byrne. Kristi Mason. Allison Carnahan. Susan Bateman. Rosemary Dop. Polly Lynne. Jan Lew- is. Sara Ratterman. Mary Ann Olgetz. Wendy Hansen. Lori Lett. Row 3: Karen James. Molly Lumsden. Kristi Kenhour. Lynne Lesline. Elaine Stash. Sally Copeland. Laura Moye. Dawn Newsome. Kara May. Kim Smith. Stacy Snouffer Baseball Club: Row 1: Jill Bienas. Jamey Williams. Becky Brennan. Lee Rainey. Tracy Ritter. Michelle De- vine. Wendy Williams. Trish McCoy. Lynne Oldsen. Kristi Williams. Row 2: Nicole Micheal. Jenny Dally, Jennifer Reese. Krala Hoffman. Shanta Barua. Susan Wickline. Kristin Daum, Debbie Noel. Beth Pozzim. Lisa Graber. Susan Guild. Leane Dilronhilno. Amy Tapman. Lisa Barnett Track Club: Row 1 Lanie Justice. Sherry Bash. An- drea Strom. Stephanie Stafford. Caroline Langer. Jenni- fer Chanay. Monica Kaminiski. Julie Stalker Row 2: Elaine Stach. Gale Mack. Kristin Baker. Jill Dorsey. Ali White. Amey Snouffer. Kathy Schaeffer. Laura Block. Karen Sedor, Lisa Block. Tennis Club Fellowship Of Christian Athletes 58 Clubs Track Club Clubs 59 Girls’ Lacrosse Club Baseball Club 2nd Semester Phoenix Staff 60 Clubs 1st Semester Phoenix Staff The Phoenix is a news magazine published by Worthington High School students once a month. The staff is chosen by J.R. Mansfield on the basis of his classes in Journalism. The Phoenix reports on everything from the be- ginning of school to the end of school, in- cluding some things that may go on during the summer. It is popular for its sports arti- cles and stories breaking around the school. They also publish the Senior Wills at the end of the school year along with its famous Sen- ior Issue. The Archaeology Club is a small club at the high school, but it is also very exciting. They go on field trips to places around Ohio to look for Indian artifacts. The club advisor is Mr. Bob Hill. Worthington High School is very fortunate to have its own darkroom. Because of this, the Archaeology Club Photography Club students may join Photography Club. The advisor is Mr. Larry Kincaid and he helps the students learn how to use the equipment to develop their rolls of film and make prints of the negatives. The club is open to anyone who wants to make pictures. A-Power is a club for those at WHS who like things a bit late. They know the true meaning of “fashionably late . The club name stands for the Angelic Procrastinators of Worthing- ton’s Elite Regions. The group procrasti- nates so much that their fall picnic is in Feb- ruary and the spring picnic is in September. Phoenix — 2nd Semester — Row 1 Dave Buchanan Row 2: Dave Riebel. Neil Richard. Amy Lewis. Jeff Brown. Kris Kersteter. Doug Holroyd Row 3: Steve Elshoff. Jay Armstrong. Nancy Murphy. Chris Hollinger. Mike Pille. Kristin Furlow. Holly Dutchess. Phoenix — 1st Semester — Row 1 Sean Demaree. Mark Horstmeier. Ari Ala-u Dmi. Katie O'Dair. Jennifer Chanay Row 2: Rich Greene. Kelly Lowe. Dave Alex- ander. Pete Lothes. Mike Bassani. Archaeology: Neil Folger. Michelle Tordotf Rich Greene. Mr Bob Hill. Stephen Semick. Terry Johnson. John Wang. Photography Club: Mr. Kincaid. Jay Armstrong. Frank Wang. David Ralley. John Wang, Jim Clark. Judy Wang. Steve Hume. Andy Wang A-Power: Row 1 Rich Greene. Lars Schmidt. Dave Alexander. Tim Mattox Row 2: Chris Exley. Michelle Devine. Paul Anderson. Row 3 Julie Stalker. Kris Ker- steter In back Noreen Nelson. A-Power Qubs 61 Cheerleaders The students of WHS are always at the games to support the sports teams. At the Friday night football games, there are a group of girls there to help the students get rowdy and cheer the teams to victory. The fall and winter cheerleaders practice long hours their routines to cheer at the games. The Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1983 football season competed at OSU for a second place award for their pompom rou- tine and at UCA for a third place award in the chant competition. The girls often hold fund raisers to raise the money to pay for their uniforms and jackets. Bake sales contribute to the fund. During the seasons, the cheerleaders are very busy with practices and games and. of course, school work. The cheerleaders must keep up their grades and are included in the eligibility. J.V. Football Cheerleaders: row 1 Jennifer McGurk. Karen Outzs. row 2: Amy Epstein. Wendy Hansen; row 3: Cheryl Tumulty. Kiki Nagel; row 4: Alyce Saunders. Susan Guild Varsity Football Cheerleaders: across Jennifer Hammond. Felicity Church. Kellie Frederick. Beth Ball. Denise Sunday. Dana Johnston. Kathy Hamilton. Susan Bateman. Susan Wickline Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: row 1: Beth Ball. Susan Bateman. Sandy Jarrett. Denise Sunday Row 2: Jennifer Hammond. Annie Kraker. Susan Wickline. Wendy Kalinowski. J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders: row 1: Jennifer McGurk. Amy Brennan. Amy Epstein. Cheryl Tumulty Row 2: Sherry Stone. Kiki Nagel. Wendy Hansen. Kerre Kelley. J.V. Football Cheerleaders 62 Clubs Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Football Cheerleaders Clubs 63 East Office Workers 64 Clubs West Office Workers Library Aides Top: Mrs. Burns helps Sarah Bowers complete Bottom: Vicki Smith wants to kill the camera an attendance pass. person. Library Office Aides Each semester students who have a free period or study hall may request to become an office worker or library aide. Students volunteering may receive a quarter of credit per semester. Office workers assist the sec- retaries in the East and West Unit Offices. They fill our passes, answer the telephones, college attendance cards, deliver messages and, of course, those lovely point notices. Library aides also have special jobs that they do to help the librarians. They file books and cards, work at the front desk, check books in and out. and anything else that may have to be done to help run the library. These students are much appreciated by the staff and help Worthington High School function more efficiently. West Office Workers: Row 1: Tim Mattox. Cheryl Scott. Todd Alexander. Sarah Bowers, Lisa Fowler, Christi Stevens. Lars Schmidt. Sheila Ruda. Row 2: Vicki Smith. Kelly Arder. Anita Unger. Melissa Maelech. Kathy Cron. Colleen Grierson. Paul Carney. Tim FuF ston. Jim Bolen. Row 3: Steve Sims. Joy Anderson. Keith Mason. Jody Knight. Tina Foot. David Hansen. Debbie Scida. Wendy Williams. Tammy Barroway. East Office Workers: Row 1: Elaine Stash. Michelle Putz. Jody Mathews. Karen Gibson. Carolyn O'Leary. Anita Unger. Laura Birkhimer. Row 2: Art Varner. Lars Schmidt. Jeff Kramer. Bill Davis. Tim Mattox. Kim Ger- ome. Julie Kerr. Chris Schoenherr. Library Aides: Colin Derth. Doug Savage. Holly Dut- chess. Mike Huff. Hayden Humphrey. Mike Blackburn. Peggy Welch. Anne Coning. Paula Rojo. Mike Pille. Thespians Thespians are a group of students at Worth- ington High School that are involved in school activities for more than 100 hours. It’s true. To become a thespian one must work on the production of the plays at the high school. These hours add up and may be received by working either backstage, props, costumes, make-up stage crew, lights, or set construction. On stage acting and student directing can also help earn these hours. When a student has received enough points, he must, on a day in May. act like a fool-dress and act out a song or char- acter — to anyone possessing a yellow In- ternational Thespian Society Membership Card. The student’s goal is to obtain one of those cards. Thespians: Erik Ficas. Sam Meyers. Dave Alexander. Rich Greene. Liz Davis. Darren Hawkins. Andrew Strom, Judy Blackmore. Troy McDonald. Kelly Lowe. Clubs 65 International Club Having the opportunity to have students from many lands. Worthington has an Inter- national Club. The club members learn about the cultures of many countries be- sides their own. Food and games are ex- changed from country to country and the experience is worth while. Language Clubs Worthington High School offers a variety of foreign languages. Among them are Ger- man. French. Russian, and Spanish, in addi- tion. each language has its own club. The clubs need to raise money throughout the year for activities, and they do this by having bake sales and other money makers. The most interesting fund raiser this year was held by the French Club. After finding spon- sors. they held a spaghetti dinner in the Kil- bourne cafeteria. Most of the clubs meet twice a month, but they don’t stop there. Many of the groups dine at elegant restau- rants that serve food from their respective countries. In addition to the language clubs, there is also the Spanish National Honor So- ciety. This club is for those having an “A” average in the class. They often tutor other Spanish students. French Club: Row 1: Ellen Kuwana, Wendy Commons. Michelle Wentworth. Julie Barnes. Heather Tarczy. Row 2: Cheryl Ferrar. Tracy Wyman. Kim Powell. German Club: Row 1: Erin Troutwein. Patty Parker. Heather Tarczy. Luann. Julie Klyce. Janet Null Row 2: Ginger Frankenburg. Kevin Fegley. Katey Fischer. Nat- alie Ryan. Paul Anderson. Mike Luczaj. Steve Remy. Peter Olson. Frau Ker. Russian Club: Row 1 Brian Miller. Laura Summerhill. Laura Birkhimer. Kathy Schaffer. Patti Voit. Tina McKin- sey. Diane Boring. Chris Bobbitt. Row 2: Joe Crabtree. Jack Frost. Judy Baungardner. Juanita Bixel. Val Lamb. Marci McNaughten. Kevin Brennan. Andrew Picken, Lars Schmidt Row 3: Dave Panozzo, Greg Maddox. Brian Carter. Ari Aluadini. Mark Taylor. John Davis. Jay Twettenhorst. Ted Crispin. Dave Yolhers. Hugh Weyler. Dave Jurkowitz. Spanish Club: Row 1: Beth Owens. Elien Ruban. Lee Stahl. Ann Riley. Kristen McComis. Ann Coning. Kim Balacic. Tammy McBrayer. Lynne Oldsen. Julie McQuaide Row 2: Steve Zarkos, Curt Zesbaugh. Greg Maddox. Chris Bobbitt. Linda Meeks. Damaris Miller. Julie Katz. Brian Miller. Dave Pannozo. Lars Schmidt. Andrew Picken. Paul Brown. Kevin Church. Spanish NHS: Row 1: Michelle Zwissler, Senora Far- ach. Marianne Hyland. Kristin Baker. Gina Ottolenghi. Katey Fischer. Elizabeth Wright. Neil Richard. Row 2: Jenny Weislogel. Scott Holton. Lynne Oldsen. Nancy Brigner. Dawn Sherman. Stacy Boucher. Julie Katz. Dan Troutner. International Club: Row 1: Julie Stalker. Sara John- ston. Kris Kersteter. Andrea Strom. Tulla Immonen. Jane Byrne. Martine Ansingh. Judy Blackmore Row 2: Stephen Semick. Roberto Contregas. Mark Taylor. Rich Greene. Neil Folger. Marcelo. Mrs. Lynn Taylor. French Club International Club German Club 66 Clubs Russian Club Spanish National Honor Society Clubs 67 Spanish Club The In The Know Team was brought back this year, because WOSU picked up the pro- gram after it was dropped last year. These students, under the advising of Mrs. Pyron, each study a separate area of facts. Some- times the areas cross. Then they go against other schools in competition for points re- ceived for correct questions. This is a good experience and the students learn some things that might have been skipped over in classes. Although a small group, the Chess Club learns the fundamentals and rules of chess through playing games amongst themselves and sometimes with other schools. In The Know Newcomers’ Club is for students new to Worthington School System. They have pic- nics. banquets and parties so that they can get to know people in the school and the administration. The advisor is the guidance counselor Ms. White. Ahtough there are not many people in the picture, there are almost forty members. MGA, Minority Groups in Action, was a group created by Mrs. Macer to help the minorities in our school enrich not only them- selves, but the entire student body by the activities of minorities in our area. This year, the club invited East High School students for a presentation concerning their culture. The assembly was very educational and very entertaining with some of the acts being the reading of Martin Luther King’s speech I Have A Dream”, gospel singing, and break dancing. Backpacking Club’s goal under the direction of Jerry Baker is to enjoy the outdoors. Members go on overnighters and longer trips. This year trips were taken to Lake Ve- suvius, Shawnee. Buckeye Trails, and Za- lenski. In The Know: Art Varner. Mike Dorn. Steve Decker. Dwight Huffman. Clark Kranz. Chess Club: Greg Workman. Eric Anderson. Steve Decker. Dave Jurkowitz Newcomers Club: Fred Meyer. Dan Rubin. Julie Stalk- er. Dana Bolden. Vicki Smith MGA: Row 1: Dawn Newsome. Anita Penn. Lynette Humphrey Row 2: Lee Monagan. Derek Fields. Chip Newsom. Monica Mosely. Roshun Drmkard Backpacking Club: Joe Kumler. Tony Lane. Paul An- derson. James Zeid. Mark Major. Kevin Herrick. Jon Buford. John Wyman. Newcomers’ Club 68 Clubs Minority Groups In Action Backpacking Club Clubs 69 Yearbook The CARDINAL yearbook staff is always a very busy group here at the high school. Long before the school year begins, the CARDINAL is in the planning stages. Staff members meet in early August to begin to solicit advertisements from local businesses which help pay for such things as color and the cover of the CARDINAL. The staff con- tinues to work with ads until December. Dur- ing this time the editors-in-chief work with the CARDINAL advisor. Mrs. Schoenhoff. to lay out the general design of the book sec- tions. The staff has four major deadlines to make before the book is complete. Along the road there are many headaches and problems; however, by working together, we get things done. Although the hours spent are many, the yearbook staff has a great time along the way with pizza parties, a Christmas party, and a Sunday brunch at the end of the year at the James Tavern. This year’s staff has worked long and hard to provide our students with a book of memories. We hope the book will mean as much to WHS students as it does for us. Yearbook Staff: row 1 Kevin Herrick, Lauri Dillon, Mark Brown. Wendy Wahtola. Jenny Hooper. Row 2: Jason Weisgerber. Carolyn O’Leary. Noreen Nelson. Lanie Justice Writerspatch WRITERSPATCH, headed by advisor Mrs. McDonald, is Worthington High School’s lit- erary magazine. The WRITERSPATCH is a collection of the student’s short stories, po- ems, and artwork. The staff is responsible for all aspects of production including col- lecting student contributions, soliciting ad- vertising to finance the magazine, and selling the WRITERSPATCH. In addition, students on the staff do all editing for mistakes. This is an very long and tedious task. Money mak- ers for this year’s staff included bake sales and participation in the Winter Carnival. Writerspatch: Mrs McDonald. Sara Driskel. Gale Hallowed. Shahnaz Joarder. Judy Blumgardner. Stella Sung. Mark Major. Blythe Tomson We’re passing out Yearbooks not PEPSI. Kathy McCabe sells the Writerspatch in the Olde Concession Stand. 70 Clubs Writerspatch 1984 Yearbook Staff Co-Editors-in-Chief Noreen Nelson Mark Brown Business Manager Wendy Wahtola Activities Editor Jenny Hooper Sports Editor Tracy Nagel Faculty Editor Carolyn O'Leary Clubs Editors Noreen Nelson Junior Class Editor Lauri Dillon Sophomore Class Editor Lanie Justice Freshmen Class Editor Lauri Dillon A.P. Editors Tad Buford Kevin Herrick Photographers Guy Danner Noreen Nelson Carolyn O'Leary Nancy Murphy Staff Member Bob Long Advisor Cyndee Schoenhoff Josten's Representative Robin Fritz Yearbook Staff WFSI ■ WFSI. Worthington Field Studies Incorporat- ed. is a club advised by Mr. Robert McBur- ney. The students sign an application to go on one of the three trips: Northwest. South- west. or this year’s Grand Cayman Island trip. The trip to the Northwest is held every summer. The Southwest trip is taken every odd year, and the Grand Cayman Island trip was taken during spring break. The trips last approximately one month with the exception of the trip over spring break, which lasts one week. The trips use the fam- ous never fails to break down WFSI bus. The trips are very educational, exciting, and adventuresome. When the trips are over, you are considered a WFSI member only if you have survived the getting up at 7 a m. every morning and the long drives across the country. This mem- bership entitles you to sell flowers in the spring, and pointsettas during Christmas. All in all. if you want to have a good time and meet new people. WFSI is your kind of peo- ple. WFSI: Row 1: Amy Graves. James Cuthbert. Kathy Gephart. Sarah Paul. Karen Burch. Julie Klyce. Lynne Oldsen. Jill Dorsey. Coleman Wolf Row 2: James Zeid, Carolyn O'Leary. Dave Reibel. Scott Morton. Neil Rich- ard. Mark Taylor. Beth Pozzini. Paul Harton, Jody Gah- man. Ted Buit. Row 3. Ned Sarle. Kevin Herrick. Dave Marcus. Karen Sedor. Caroline Langer. Kristin Baker. Jill Oliver. Scott Helgeson. John Strayer. Bill Neville. Clubs 73 74 Clubs 76 Clubs National Honor Society DECA Working Clubs Worthington High School is very lucky to have a program for students who wish to learn a type of business while in high school. These clubs are: DECA, OWA. OWE, COE, and VICA. The students go to classes in the morning and go to work in the afternoon. Some of them also go to state and national competitions like Trevor Ramey who took first place at both and is now the national champ. National Honor Society National Honor Society is a selected group of students whose main function after being elected into the club is to tutor other students in specialty areas. Juniors are elected for their following senior year. Seniors are also elected, but their work is minimal as the school year is almost over and so is their high school career. To be elected into the National Honor Society, the students must be a Junior or a Senior and be in the top third of their class. They must also be voted in by their teachers. National Honor Society tapping and in- duction is held in the spring of every year. NHS: Row 1: Susan Mathews. Scott Houlton, Patti Mis- kmis. Libby Harding. Rosemary Dop. Katie Vierow. Su- san Bateman. Shanta Barua. Lisa Graber. Lynne Old- sen. Cynthia Owens. Judy Blackmore. Paula Rojo. Kathy Maher. Wendy Wahtola. Stella Sung. Marci McNaughten. Wendy Kalowmoski. Sherri Schlater. Julie Katz. Laura Moye. Katie McKinney. Dave Riebel. James Hadden. Row 2: Joe Roderick. Art Varner. Lars Schmidt. Lisa Lydens. Kevin Herrick. Eric Reisch. Karen Belt. Lisa Martin. Morgan Downing. Jill Dorsey. Julie Murr, Liz Haefele. Ah White. Terri Samples. Jennifer Hammond. Sara Wilson. Jill Robertson. Vanessa Has- tings. Michele St. Pierre. Allison Brewton. Beth Baur. Stephanie Schupp. Brett Sanborn, Karen Burch. Row 3: Phil Haney. Eric Kuwana. Barry Bauer. Tracy Ritter. Tim Mattox. Claire Fleming. Dave Silverman. Brett Howell. Andrew Picken. Kristin Baker. Gina Ottolenghi. Judd Rupp. Greg Ubert. Nancy Brigner. Stacy Boucher. Jane Hobart. Tammy Jones. Karen Sedor. Kitty Tehan. Jill Hitt, Brigitte Raymond. Jocelyn Palmer. Sue Brock. Steve Decker. Eric Hayden. Tim McBrayer. Chris Peele. Eugene Lui. Dan Troutner DECA: Row 1 Tammy Barroway. Rine Horton. Linda Vernier. Trevor Ramey. Laura Brown. Chris Byron. Row 2: Mr. Ed Arent. Kevin Egan. Megan Reese. Lisa Con- grove. Betty Kay Hall. Beth Reistach. Char Welch. Mary DeMaria. Student Teacher COE: Row 1 Maria Smith. Amy Woodring. Janet Ad- ams. Kathy Boardman. Amy Strapp. Tammy Bell. Row 2: Kathy Smith. Lori Trelease. Michelle Helmick. Linda Moody. Shan Spellaci. Sue Brock. Becky Schmidt. Mrs. Barbara Blackstone. Kim Newman. Amey Snougger. Lori Ramey. Kathy Beckman. Vicki Wise. Clubs 77 80 Candids Styx The 1984 Boys’ Lacrosse Team Scott David cradles the ball while moving upfield. Mike Bassam moves past a defender and keeps the ball protected. 84 Lacrosse The Boys’ Lacrosse Team had a winning season in 1984. Although they traveled East to almost every tourney they participated in, they displayed a special flair out on the field. Super senior members contri- buted greatly to their many victo- ries. Goalie Jeff Kramer, an all-American lacrosse player, was named All- League for the Cardinals. Mike Bas- sani led the team with the most points scored. Dave Jurkowitz was awarded a lacrosse scholarship in honor of his ability. Bill Stephenitch was named the Most Valuable Play- er. The Lacrosse men defeated this year such rivals as Upper Arlington, and Catholic Central. Although the team will lose a few men to gradu- ation. the 1985 team will “stick it” to their opponents next year. Goalie Jeff Kramer blocks a shot on goal. Dave Jurkowitz fights for the ball with an opponent. Mike Bassani looks for the open man. WE THEY TOWSON 6 2 LOCHRAVEN 7 8 ARCH BISHOP CURLEY 7 9 L'ANSE CREUSE N 14 2 CENTRAL COLLEGIATE 12 6 SEWICKLEY 2 5 CATHOLIC CENTRAL 9 1 BROTHER RICE 5 4 WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY 8 4 DETROIT COUNTRY DAY 10 4 CRANBROOK 8 5 WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY 8 9 ARLINGTON 9 5 NICHOLS 1 9 BROTHER RICE 3 6 SEWICKLEY 3 9 Lacrosse 85 Win! Win! t •� i Row 1: J. Frantz. C Bobbitt. P. Lothes. M Cahill. H. Humphrey. L Schmidt. P Dolan. J Rupp. M. Gable- man. J. Kramer. B. Davis. T. Simmons. Row 2: E Hershberger. J. Florance. B Tolly. L. Mily. S Bugher. T. Korn. J Mason. P. Linder. S. Lockett. C. Bateman. B. Munger. L. Kemp. Row 3: L. Monagan. T. Corbit. M. DeMeno. C. Lamb. M Keegan. G. Ubert. J Gatchell. D Alexander. J. Bauman. E. Hayden. D. Callagher. Row 4: M. Hunt — St. Train- er. C. Shemenski. D. Holroyd. D. Hamshire. D. St Pierre. T Bainbridge. M Bobbitt. T. Brown. P. Da- vies. R Rudy. M Stone. T. Hatfield Row 5: G. Schwab — St. Trainer. S. Paul — St. Trainer. E. Anderson. B. Weeks. M. Capriotti. D. Lennon. G. Stobart. D Cahall. K Brown. J. Bull. K. Dorsey. J. Heer Row 6 J Bauer — St Trainer. M Kirk. C. Scott. G. Black. R. Litzenberger. D. Buchanan. B. Miller. T. O'Leary. G. Maddox. C. Hale. M Marlin. J. Stavrides. Row 7: Coaches: J. Moss. S. Gordon. B Seaman. T. Holden. C. Weaver. J. Blaine. After a punt. Todd Corbitt prepares to catch the ball on the 20 yard line. While Lars Schmidt holds the ball. Brad Tolly at- tempts a field goal. Lars Schmidt confers with Coach Seaman on the next play. 86 Football The 1983 Worthington Football team, along with first year head coach Bob Seaman, finished their season undefeated with an 8-0-2 re- cord. with ties coming from games with Newark and rival Upper Arling- ton. The Cards were named O.C.C. Co-Champions along with Arling- ton. Led by strong leadership from Senior Co-captains Lars Schmidt and Paul Dolan, the Cardinals were almost invincible. The student body made their pres- ence known on the field and in the stands with their overwhelming spirit and enthusiasm. This year the foot- ball team fired up the students with a new cheer started by Coach Sea- men. This cheer summed up the team’s season with “Win. Win, Win!” With Peter Lothes blocking. Hayden Humphrey has no problem gaining extra yards. WE THEY WATTERSON 21 6 NEWARK 7 7 BROOKHAVEN 19 0 WESTERVILLE S. 16 7 WESTLAND 14 6 GROVEPORT 21 13 ARLINGTON 7 7 REYNOLDSBURG 14 6 GROVE CITY 9 0 GAHANNA 10 9 O.C.C. CO-CHAMPIONSHIP Row 1: Chris Henkaline. Jim Spratt. Sean Murphy. Phillip Timms. Bob Hart. Randy Richardson. Joe Rudolph. Brian Kendall. Scott Collins. Joe Wilcox. Mike Foley. Tracy Sipe. Andrew Stuller. Row 2: Da- vid Gibson. Greg Coddington. Scott Norris. Brad Pannier. Jett Miller. Derrick Schmidt. Paul Alex- ander. Cris Miller, Paul Capriotti. Ben Miller. Toby Beegle. Dave O'Leary. Paul Foley. Eric Bishop Row 3: David Slates. Doug Davis. Bruce Roth. Mike Carey. Dave Cowgill, Jimmy de San Jose. John Worthington. Jake Moss. Scott Seals. Bill Molden- hauer. Jason Jacobs. Gabe Hardy. John Gouhin. Row 4: Bill Wentz. Ken Crawford. Bill McKinley. Todd Buxton. Hal Patterson. Dean Stark. Jake Haunty. Chuck Mong, Shawn Richey. Sven Peter- sen. Alan McEwan. Rick Browning, Jim Pickett. Chuck Scipione. Through the guidance of All-Confer- ence Senior Defensive men Paul Linder. Shawn Lockett. Matt Cahall and Conference Player-of-the-Vear Judd Rupp, the defense displayed tremendous ability and power on the field. The offense, as well, domi- nated with All-Conference Honor- able Mention Senior Quarterback Lars Schmidt and All-Conference Senior Hayden Humphrey, a run- ning back. Football 87 Boeder Soccer Soccer Socce Row 1: Dave Silverman. Curt Bixel. Bob Faber. Dave Schwarz. Bruce Stahl. Mike Joseph. Kyle Royer. Mark Jacobson. Scott Helgeson. Ted Christman. Doug Jones. Captain Matt Sobolewski. Dave Nagy. Tony Sobolewski. Mike Finn, Bob Sunshine. Rogers. Brian Carter Row 2: Matt Brown. Rudy Poglitsh, Eric Miller. John Scott Helgeson and the opponents’ goalie get tangled while going for the ball. Bob Faber skillfully dribbles the ball down the field. 88 Soccer r Soccer SoccerSoccer Soccer Row 1: Bob Morgan. J.P. Layne. Mark Jacobson. Steve Weislogel. John Sprunger. Chuck Cotter. Row 2: Doug Sunshine. Drew Dawson. Bob Taylor. Dave Carline. Matt Brown. Row 3: John Joseph. Herbie Schupp. Brett Rush. Pete English. John Chappell. Kyle Royer. Row 4: Brad Yakam. Scott Steilem, David Nardeila. The team congratulates each other after a goal. The 1984 Boys’ Soccer team, coached by Ed Shay, had a fine season this year with an 11-4-3 re- cord. Captain Matt Sobolewski. a senior fullback, led the team with his usual spirit and strong play. Although senior Mike Jones, the goalie on the squad, fell to injury mid-season, a competent freshman, Matt Brown, took over the position and made the transition well. The Cards were Sectional Champi- ons with victories over such schools as Pickerington and Northland. De- spite losing in the Districts, the Boys’ Soccer team seems to im- prove every year. WE THEY WHETSTONE 4 2 ST. CHARLES 1 2 DELAWARE 4 0 DUBLIN 1 0 GAHANNA 1 2 PICKERINGTON 3 4 GROVE CITY 6 0 COLUMBUS ACADEMY 0 1 WESTERVILLE N. 0 0 REYNOLDSBURG 14 0 BRECKSVILLE 0 0 HILLIARD 5 0 WESTERVILLE S. 5 0 UPPER ARLINGTON 0 0 INDEPENDENCE 14 0 NORTHLAND 5 0 GROVE CITY 2 1 PICKERINGTON 1 0 Soccer 89 Row 1 Sarah Wilson. Jenny Duff. Kelly Kirwin, Jenny Fletcher. Glenda Oury. Vanessa Hastings. Tern Frick. Row 2: Katie Heitman. Jill Robinson. Holly Pappas. Tammi Demaree. Mary Ann Oel- goetz. Katie Vierow. Row 3: Kristie Demaree. Julie Burrell. Morgan Downing. Brigette Ray- mond. Michele St. Pierre. Karen Emery. Allison Brewton. Coach Herb Hoffmannbeck Michele St Pierre takes the ball away from her opponent 90 Soccer Jenny Fletcher uses her hip to control the ball. Jenny Fletcher passes the ball from the right wing side. Despite a slow start, due in part to injuries to the team, the 1983 Girls' Soccer team, led by coach Herb Hoffmannbeck, had a commend- able season with an 11-5-0 record. Michele St. Pierre, a senior on the Varsity squad, made the first team for All-Ohio, a tremendous honor. The Cards were runners-up at the Worthington Invitational Tourna- ment. with wins against Westerville South and DeSales. Michele St. Pierre, Kristi Demaree. Glenda Oury, Jenny Duff, and Katie Heitman were named All-Tourna- ment Valuable Players. Row 1: Alison Avery (co-capt). Debbie Seliga (co- capt.). KrisAn Oberliessan. Bonnie Robertson. Kelly Egan. Michelle Mechling. Robin Heltzel Row 2: Don- na Bauer (co-capt ). Amy Whitaker. Sandra Maro- sek. Cindy Slicker. Felice Mendel. Laurel Carlson. Nancy. Laura Summerhill. Row 3: Kimi Powell (man- ager). Karen Herman. Kerri Broehl. Sherry Stone. Sharon Remy. Vicky Todd. Stacy Yurich. Alene Smith. Peggy Welch KETTERING ALTER WE 1 THEY 4 FINDLAY 2 3 ARLINGTON 2 1 CENTERVILLE 1 6 NORTHMONT 0 3 TROY 7 2 GROVE CITY 3 2 LAKOTA 2 1 WESTERVILLE N 7 0 TROTWOOD MADISON 2 0 ARLINGTON 4 1 GROVE CITY 6 4 WESTERVILLE N. 7 0 A Cardinal kicker moves the ball Soccer 91 Pace Row 1: Chris Anderson. Rob Thomas. Scott Berg. Paul Turner. Dave Riebel. Todd McFarland. Tony Gerber. Brett Sanborn. Paul Harton. Row 2: Jay Meekins. Scott Emery. Mike Herrick. Matt Hansen. Brian Benson. Sean Hart. Brian Klass. Scott Mil- hoan. Jim Schilder. Brian Avery Row 3: Coach Gary Smith. Matt Klopfstein, Shane Shope. Marty Mos- tyn. Rich Rapp. John Hendrickson. Bernardo Man- dated. Tim McBrayer. Doug Latshaw. Rick Righi. Coach Wayne Harvey. Jack Freeman. Bryan Obert- ing, Fritz Weiss Team members prepare to start the meet. Paul Harton reaches for extra energy as he continues. 92 Cross Country Todd McFarland conquers the pain barrier in Cross Country running. Keeping his stride Dave Riebel heads uphill The 1983 Boys’ Cross Country team, under the guidance of Coach Gary Smith, had a very successful season with an undefeated league record of 7-0-0. Seniors Dave Riebel and Paul Turner and Junior Brett Sanborn obtained All-League and All-District honors for the Cardinals. In addition to the individual honors the Worthington Boys Cross Coun- try team received, the team itself earned many titles. They were OCC District Champions and winners in the Newark and Worthington Invita- tionals. The Cards placed first in the Sectionals, and although they were the District runner-up, they went on to the State finals and attained the highest finish of any team in Central Ohio. Captains Brett Sanborn and Paul Turner are credited for leading their team to once again another fine season. WE THEY DAYTON INV. 4th 21 TIFFIN INV. 6th 37 GAHANNA 24 36 WESTLAND 26 30 NEWARK INV. 1st 7 REYNOLDSBURG 18 45 WESTERVILLE S. 15 46 MALONE INV. 9th 30 UPPER ARLINGTON 18 41 GROVE CITY 15 50 ONTARIO INV. 2nd 11 GROVEPORT 16 46 WORTHINGTON INV. 1st 13 OCC-OHIO DIV. 1st SECTIONAL 1st DISTRICT 2nd STATE 16th The Cardinal offensive takes charge! Cross Country 93 Distance Patty Voight. Heidi Bellar, Missy Furnas. Amy Anne Arsenault. Ann Fisher. Sharon Young. Kim Miller. Michelle Levesque. Mrs Nancy Beatty. Micheal. Coach Gary Smith. Coach Gary Smith awaits the return of his run- ners. Sharon Young concentrates solely on her running ability. Around, around the mulberry bush Amy Mill- er goes. 94 Cross Country The 1983 Worthington Girls’ Cross Country team, as well as the Boys, had a super year with a league re- cord of 5-2-0. Led by Junior cap- tains Ann Fisher and Anne Arsen- ault and Sophomore captain Missy Furnas, the Cards were runner-up in the OCC. At the Worthington Invita- tional, the lady Cards placed sec- ond out of a field of eleven teams. They placed fourth in the district fin- als with Missy Furnas and Anne Fisher going on to the state cham- pionships. They both finished 31st and 41st respectively. Both Missy and Anne were elected to the All- District Cross Country team. With these letter winners returning next year, the Lady Cards look forward to another great year in 1984 Missy Furnas thinks about the layout of the course. Ann Fisher paces herself for the miles to come Amy Miller strives to cut off that extra sec- ond. WE THEY GREATER DAYTON INV. 6th 14 TIFFIN INV. 12th 24 GAHANNA 32 23 NEWARK INV. 2nd 3 MALONE INV. 12th 26 UPPER ARLINGTON 45 18 ONTARIO INV. 7th 13 GROVEPORT 16 46 WORTHINGTON INV. 2nd 11 OCC 2nd HAGEN MEMORIAL INV. 2nd 12 DISTRICT 4th Cross Country 95 Champs Row 1: Kilty Tehan. Heidi Orrick. Lisa Lydens. Libby Harding. Claire Fleming. Val Owen. Lynn Chrvala. Susan Smith. Patti Miskinis. Kendra Seitz. Jill Hitt Row 2: Beth Myers. Jenny Salvino. Carrie O’Dair. Pam Moore. Tammy McBrayer. Susan Luke. Tracey Hummer. Juli Klyce. Chris Letizia. Molly Anderson. Carrie Byrne Row 3 Becky Commons. Lisa Wade. Stacy Snouffer. Amy Brennan. Laurian Miguel. Jill Foley. Jody Mathews. Betsy Patchen. Gretchen Snediker. Amy Lowe. Tabby Haire. Heidi Lines. Claire Fleming prepares to swing at the ball as teammates Libby Harding and Tracey Hummer look on. Coach Sunny Spung watches the Field Hockey team with intensity 96 Field Hockey This years WHS Girls’ Field Hockey team finished the regular season with a stunning 12-2-1 record and a chance at the state championship. With victories against Upper Arling- ton and Hartley in the Sectipnals, and a win against Bexley in the Dis- tricts, the state title was only a step away. Unfortunately, none other than the Lady Cards’ nemesis, Hud- son and Fairmont, were their oppo- nents for the championship. Al- though they lost to Hudson, the mere fact that they had the oppor- tunity to go to State made WHS proud. Tri-captains Libby Harding, Claire Fleming, and Val Owen displayed strong leadership and spirit, and guided their fellow teammates through one of the most exciting field hockey seasons yet. Despite the fact that many seniors are leav- ing, they will be replaced by very capable Juniors. With their enthusi- asms and abilities, the Lady Cards will be almost unbeatable next year. , V W ' Libby Harding takes the ball away from an opponent. WE THEY UPPER ARLINGTON 6 0 BEXLEY 2 0 GRANDVIEW 5 0 FAIRMONT 0 1 CSG 4 1 HUDSON 0 1 HARTLEY 2 0 WATTERSON 5 0 LANCASTER 3 1 LANCASTER 3 0 BEXLEY 2 1 CSG 1 1 HARTLEY 3 1 WATTERSON 3 1 UPPER ARLINGTON 3 0 UPPER ARLINGTON 5 0 HARTLEY 4 0 BEXLEY 2 1 HUDSON 1 2 Mud-covered field hockey girls strike a winning pose! Field Hockey 97 Lob Row 1: Coach Jeri Stephan. Jenny Eakins. Ann Fish- er. Charlene Evans. Tracy Ritter. Chris Kim. Andrea Carothers. Stacie Bucher. Katie McKinney. Natalie Borel. Kim Smith. Deidra Murphy. Coach Jenny Young. Row 2 Wendy Kalinowski. Marnie Lambert. Sharon Hammond. Laurel Tommas. Jody McFarland. Julie Murr. Stephanie Schupp. Elizabeth Matthews. Jen- nie Young. Nancy Brigner. Ann Fisher returns the ball with a forehand swing. Using a strong swing. Marnie Lambert acquires some power on the ball 98 Tennis This year’s Girls’ Tennis team, along with Coach Jeri Stephan, complet- ed the 1983 season successfully with a 17-3 overall record. 6-1 in the O.C.C. Although they suffered losses to Upper Arlington and Cen- terville, they placed second in the O.C.C. team standings with an im- pressive second on all five courts. Freshman Jennie Young was out- standing this year with a second place victory in the Singles State Tournament after a loss to Liz Alex- ander, the State Champion from Upper Arlington. Junior Ann Fisher once again was a strong doubles and singles player for the Cards. The Lady Tennis Cards possessed skill and confidence this year on the courts and will be an almost sure favorite for the state title next year. Jenny Eakins keeps her eye on the ball. Reaching for the ball. Ann avoids a score from her opponent. WE THEY C.S.G. 3 2 WATTERSON 4 1 AKRON FIRESTONE 5 0 WESTERVILLE S. 5 0 NEWARK 5 0 WESTLAND 4 1 MIDDLETOWN 5 0 GROVEPORT 5 0 UPPER ARLINGTON 1 4 WATTERSON 4 1 CENTERVILLE 0 5 KETTERING FAIRMONT 3 2 REYNOLDSBURG 5 0 WALNUT RIDGE 3 2 GAHANNA 4 1 UPPER ARLINGTON 0 5 MARIETTA 3 2 Tennis 99 Putt Row 1: Pat Scott, Jeff Walton, Coach Dave Riegel. Row 2: Brad Flinders, John Gasper. Chip Coman. Examining the distance. Coach Riegel aims to win. Chip chips the ball on to the green. Pat Scott attempts to putt the ball in for a birdie 100 Golf Row 1: Dave Miller. Mike Herron. Brad Putz. Rob lock. Row 2: Keith Taylor. Matt Thompson. Denny Malone. Dan Mattox. Tom Linzell. Coach Tom Pol- Mostyn. Steve Petros. The Worthington High School Golf team made the school proud this season with a stunning victory at the State Championships at OSU. They beat a strong Kettering Alter team by the score of 655-644 during the two day tourney. Dave Riegel and his team of seven had an individual team average of 78.5 overall this season. Senior Jeff Walton had a low OCC average of 72.2 as did Juniors Brad Flinders and John Gasper with OCC aver- ages of 76.9 and 77.9 respectively. Senior Pat Scott also had a satisfy- ing season with an OCC average of 78.1. Their overall record this year was 25-5. They won the Shawnee Fall Classic and were district champs before reaching the State Cham- pionships. At the districts, only one school in Worthington’s division was allowed to compete for the state ti- tle and both Worthington and Upper Arlington were trying to acquire the position. It came down to sudden death but Worthington came up on top. Coach Riegel said, “We knew we had an excellent chance to win.” And the Cardinal golfers did just that! Senior Pat Scott was low for the tournament, with a 158 for the two days. Coach Riegel summed up the season in one word: GREAT!” Even Cards can’t say out of the traps all of the time! Golf 101 Stajlball Volleyball Volleyball Row 1: Phuong-Mai Nguyen. Lori McKeever. coach), and Coach Jenny Elin Row 3: Sheila Jenny Burk. Lori Harris. Susan Sanborn, and Ruda. Kyla White. Corinne Busby. Jill Haunty. Jodie Noll. Row 2: Christy Robinson (manager). Tracy Nagel. Amy Parsons. Stephanie Golledge. Jill Burbridge. Debbie Cotter. Lynn Speelman. and Cathy Cron. Danielle Brown. Susan Bugher. Beth Haunty (JV Debbie Cotter bends over backwards for volley- ball! Lynn and Debbie attempt to block a bump Ready for the next point. Lynn and Tracy pre- pare to react 102 Volleyball The 1983 Girls’ Volleyball team had a season of improvement, despite their 7-15 record. Head Coach Jen- nifer Elin instated a new program of practices this year. This plan was designed to get the team in top physical form and to build endur- ance. With excellent setting from All- O.C.C. Debbie Cotter, strong of- fense from O.C.C. Honorable Men- tions Lynn Speelman and Sheila Ruda and sharp defense from Amy Parsons, the Cards were a formida- ble opponent. Juniors Tracy Nagel. Cathy Cron. Lori Harris, and Sopho- mores Jill Haunty and Danielle Brown also were on the Varsity team. Beth Haunty and Andy Moye, for- mer graduates of WHS. have been very helpful to Ms. Elin and the girls. Beth coached the JV squad, and Andy practiced techniques with the Varsity team. All in all, the Cards had a fun sea- son. WE THEY WESTERVILLE SOUTH 2 0 WESTLAND 0 2 GROVEPORT 2 0 UPPER ARLINGTON 0 2 WATTERSON 0 2 REYNOLDSBURG 0 2 GROVE CITY 2 0 GAHANNA 0 2 WESTERVILLE SOUTH 2 1 WHITEHALL 1 2 BEXLEY 0 2 WESTLAND 1 2 GROVEPORT 0 2 NORTHLAND 0 2 WHETSTONE 2 0 UPPER ARLINGTON 1 2 REYNOLDSBURG 1 2 GROVE CITY 0 2 EASTMOOR 2 1 GAHANNA 0 2 MT. VERNON 0 2 MIFFLIN 2 0 Jill bumps the ball as Lori prepares to assist. Volleyball 103 Slam Dunk Row 1: Trainer Jeff Gramulich. Chris Peele. Matt Sobolewski. Jim Letizia. Mike Pille. Dave Dowling, Pete Engles. Art Varner. Manager Mike Hartman. Coach Bob Miller. Row 2: John Fastrich. Gregg Cobb. Derek Fields. Brad Wentz. Bill Routzong, Chad Amato. Robert Weber. Stuart Lyle. Derek Fields eyes the hoop as he attempts to make a outside shot. Matt Sobolewski goes up for the ball during the opening top-off. Jim Letizia beats his opponent for a lay-up. Matt Sobolewski examines the court to find an op€ teammate. 104 Basketball Row 1: Coach Jim VanArsdall, Korey Brown. Brian Jamie Bull. Brian Miller. Chuck Hale. Dave Panozzo. Carter. DaveCahall. Tom O’Leary. Chris Doyle. Dale Pat Kelly. Greg Pogan, Trainer Jeff Baur. Hampshire. David Nebraska. Scott Frost. Row 2: Boy's Blue Freshmen Row 1: Coach Ken Carey. Dave O'Leary. Bob O’Toole. David Gibson. Todd Weithman. Scott Baxter. Paul Kregenow Row 2: Toby Beegle. Phil Dauphin. Brett Rush. Ben Miller. Steve Weislogel Boy's Red Freshmen Row 1: Coach Andy Castle. Jake Haunty. Matt Brown. Brian Kendall. James Ben- seler, Doug Sunshine. Mike Biagi. Jim Spratt. Row 2: Doug Miller. Bob Taylor. Joe Rudolph. Lee Mascar- ello. Tim Hobart. Jim Harris. Jim Cherwinski. Manager The Worthington High School Boys' Basketball program has undergone some important changes this sea- son. Leading the Cards this year was a new coach, Bob Miller. The Cards under their new head coach were O.C.C. Champions for the third year in a row and finished the season with a 20-5 record. They were also district champions with their stunning overtime defeat of Linden-McKinley. Matt Sobolewski, the captain of the squad, was a definite asset to the team. He was a strong center as well as a spirit builder for the Cards, and he earned many honors includ- ing All O.C.C. In addition to Sobolewski, there were many other competent ball players. Junior Derek Fields, an out- side shooter, played exquisite bas- ketball and had the best scoring average for the Cards. Seniors Jim Letizia. Art Varner, Brad Wentz, and Bill Routzong along with Juniors Dave Dowling and John Fastrich rounded out the Varsity Team. With a new head coach, and up-in- coming Varsity members, the Cards will dominate the floor in 1985. WE THEY MARION HARDING 54 33 WESTERVILLE S. 58 48 WESTLAND 60 49 NEWARK 53 52 GROVEPORT 53 46 UPPER ARLINGTON 54 55 MANSFIELD 67 69 WATTERSON 58 50 GROVE CITY 55 47 GAHANNA 63 55 REYNOLDSBURG 61 50 WESTERVILLE S. 42 43 WESTLAND 63 52 GROVEPORT 69 54 BEECHCROFT 67 60 UPPER ARLINGTON 59 54 COLUMBUS LINDEN 68 72 REYNOLDSBURG 57 55 GROVE CITY 74 67 GAHANNA 61 40 Basketball 105 Foul Row 1: Coach Wallace Chandler. Debbie Noel. Jill Hitt. Michelle St. Pierre. Karen Hermann. Juli Jus- tice. Allison Brewton. Maura Walsh. Dave Clinger Row 2: Sara Wilson. Glenda Oury. Martha Schmidt. Donna Bauer. Courtney Robinson. Amy Miller. Jill Hitt shoots a free throw for a 3-point play The Cardinal defense prevents a Golden Bear from making a score. Jill Hitt fakes out a defender to further advance to the basket. 106 Basketball ball Basketball Baske T Allison Brewton leads the Cards to a possible 2-point gam The Worthington Girls’ Basketball team had a super 1984 season. They had a final record of 17-7 and were runners-up in the O.C.C. They were Sectional Champions before advancing to the District final, where they lost to Watterson. With strong, determined seniors and Coach Wallace Chandler, the Cards were victorious over such rivals as Grove City and Upper Arlington. Jill Hitt, a senior, was the dominate scorer with an average of 16 points per game. She also was named All- District and All-O.C.C. for the Lady Cards. In addition to Hitt, other sen- iors have proven their worth on the court: Michelle St. Pierre. Glenda Oury, and Martha Schmidt. Row 1: Heather Lakey. Grace Knodt. Lynnetle Humphrey. Corinne Busby. Christy Robinson. Amy Anker Row 2: Laura Sum- merhill. Kelly Arter. Vicki Harris. Shannon Dodd Row 1: Coach Myra Wright. Kelly Ostopovich. Michelle Wentworth. Mona Sullivan. Tammi Demaree. Debbie Helpman. Tangy Spencer. Row 2: Holly Pappas. Felice Mandell. Amy Lowe. Mi- chelle Mechling, Lori McKe- ever. Allison Avery The Lady Cards have had a very productive season and next year they will have some new talent daz- zling us upon the court. WE THEY WESTERVILLE S. 53 50 WESTLAND 60 50 NEWARK 47 46 GROVEPORT 73 54 UPPER ARLINGTON 55 45 LINDEN MCKINLEY 57 39 COLUMBUS S. 71 72 MIFFLIN 47 56 REYNOLDSBURG 59 43 GROVE CITY 51 50 GAHANNA 44 54 WATTERSON 40 51 WESTERVILLE S. 38 36 WESTLAND 52 45 GROVEPORT 73 42 LANCASTER 50 42 REYNOLDSBURG 66 46 GROVE CITY 79 36 GAHANNA 42 44 UPPER ARLINGTON 43 45 FRANKLIN HEIGHTS 78 40 WESTLAND 60 52 WATKINS MEMORIAL 49 43 WATTERSON 44 50 Basketball 107 SjnsngMstics Gymnastics A Card gymnast pushes off on his vault Brian Waite does his routine on the pommel horse. 108 Gymnastics The Worthington High School Gym- nastics team lead by Mr. Small fin- ished this year with an excellent re- cord. Long hours of practice and all the hard work paid off. Although this year’s team was young, with only one senior, they made it all the way to the State Tournament and placed fourth. Mr. Small is already looking forward to next season and a state champs title. Eric Kuwana concentrates white performing his routine. 1 ( 1 A Card vaulter looks to hit it with his hands. Gymnastics 109 Balance Girls' Gymnastic Team Row 1: Teri Willson. Lynn Furton. Karen Placeway. Ellen Nadrah, Wendy Samples. Cara Brown. Tami Garvin Row 3: Coach Marti McLain. Kuwana. Betsy Patchen. Julie McBride. Michelle Goff. Lisa McBride Row 2: Kim Asst Coach Shelly Arger. Eileen Rubin. Colleen Yakam. Suzie Khsares. Mary Ellen Klunk. Amy Shipman. Alyson Poirier. Nancy Hubbard. Sally Swartzmiller. Lisa Foley. Shelly Hindall. Krista Ford. Kathy Pfriem. Scott Willson. Marci Stevens. Alyson Poirier cheers up her teammate after an injury. Suzie Klisares performs with poise upon the balance beam. 110 Gymnastics The Lady gymnasts break the tension with a laugh The Lady Card gymnasts of 1984 had a terrific season with an overall record of 15-2-0 and a league re- cord of 12-0-0. Under the coaching of Marti McLain and her assistants: Shelly Arger, Marcie and Laurie Ar- senault. and Scott Willson. Worth- ington was second in the Class II Districts, and second in the State. Super gymnasts abounded this sea- son. First, year high school gymnast Kim Klunk placed second in the vault and fifth all-around. Colleen Yakam had yet another fine year as she placed sixth on the floor and eighth all-around. The captains this year were seniors Kathi Pfriem. and Krista Ford. They were an important factor to the team. Lisa Nadrah. Suzie Klisares. Karen Placeway, and Alyson Poirier were also valuable as well as many others. Although they did not defeat their biggest rivals this year, the lady gymnasts will be back next year to give it their best shot. Mary Ellen Foley prepares to vault Capt Kathi Pfreim finishes her floor routine with a look of relief WE THEY UPPER ARLINGTON 99 96 GROVE CITY 99 77 HILLIARD 94 86 GRANDVIEW 99 76 WESTLAND 99 75 ATHENS 98 81 DUBLIN 98 99 DELAWARE 92 62 ATHENS 92 59 FRANKLIN HTS. 87 70 GROVE CITY 87 61 WESTLAND 90 71 UPPER ARLINGTON 91 84 HILLIARD 91 83 DESALES 83 87 FRANKLIN HTS. 87 81 DELAWARE 87 79 Gymnastics 111 Splash Row 1: Tom Keeling. Steve Sung. Mike Morris. Scott Norris. Mark Drotlef. Jeff Atkinson. Mike McGlynn. Bruce Roth. Mike Huff. Row 2: Coach Jim Callahan. Andy Hempstead. Steve Zarkos. Rick Severence. Greg Russ. Jim Clark. Jim Fischer. Mike Wallace. Coach Deville Row 3: Craig Faircloth. Matt Ferko. Mike Deagle. Mark Lang. Chris Dieter. John Bader. Paul Webber. John Warrick. Brian Peticolas. Row 4: David Greenlee. James Allen. Ned Skinner. Dan Ers- ley. Kyle Raisbeck, Jeff Benadum. A Worthington swimmer stands at the mark pre- pared for take-off. Jim Fischer executes a spetacular dive! Mike Huff uses his strong breast stroke technique to win the race. 112 Swimming The 1984 Boys’ Swim Team gained both personal bests as well as fantastic results in the state. This year the team placed second in the Districts and third in the State final. In addition, many new school records were set this season. Ned Skinner, Dave Greenlee, Jim Fischer, and James Allen accomplished this in the 200 I.M., 50 free, succes- sion of six dives, and the 500 free respectively. With the abundance of new A Cardinal swimmer looks toward entry coaches to Worthington this year comes the new head swim coach Jim Callahan. He has been an important factor in get- ting the results the Boys’ Swim Team have had. Special honors were given this year for the efforts of some of the swimmers. Most Valuable Swimmer and Most Valuable Diver consisted of Ned Skinner and Jim Fischer. Most Improved Swimmer and Diver were award- ed to Brian Peticolas and Mike Deagle. The Cardinal swimmers look for- ward to a productive and win- ning season next year. WE THEY WESTERVILLE S 96 76 BEXLEY 87 56 SYCAMORE 114 58 XAVIER 65 104 GLEN OAK 117 55 UPPER ARLINGTON 78 94 FIRESTONE 101 71 WESTERVILLE N 98 56 ORANGE 54 36 CENTERVILLE 54 28 ANN ARBOR PIONEER 75 97 DELAWARE HAYES 107 64 WALNUT RIDGE 86 74 ST CHARLES 96 73 WARREN HARDING 97 69 DISTRICT 2nd STATE 3rd Matt Ferko adds a twist to his dive Rick Severance performs his dive with grace Swimming 113 Dive Row 1: Benne May. Allison Peticoles. Jody McFar- land. Karen Taylor. Kathy Littig. Laura Smith. Cathy Zarkos. Row 2. Molly Anderson. Kristie Huffman. Kris Toppari. Lynn Schier. Perry Sipe. Jill Burbridge. Kristin Savage. Susie O'Reilly. Kerrie Koch. Row 3: Coach Jim Callahan. Amy Harris. Laura Mayer. Jen- ny Jones. Laurie Huff. Kathy Provanzana. Kerry German. Peggy Welch. Kerry Davis. Katey Fischer. Coach Deville Row 4: Beth Baur. Susie Main. Jenny Byrd. Stacy Rousch. Dori Clayton. Beth Csillag. Kim O’Reilly. Jill Foley. Molly Murphy. Nicole Massoll. Cindy Slater. Tracy Atkinson comes in victorious! A Worthington diver attempts a tricky somersault dive. After a long workout. Peggy Welch takes off her goggles 114 Swimming As soon as the gun is fired. Nicole is off the starting block. The 1984 Worthington Girls’ Swim Team has excelled this season with very accomplished talent. Coach Jim Callahan has proven to be an extremely fine coach for the girls as well as the guys. The girls obtained a final record of 12-2 and were sec- ond in the Districts and fourth in the State. Seniors Karen Taylor and Kelly Da- vis set numerous records this sea- son in various strokes. But a really spectacular feat was accomplished when the relay team of Kathy Littig. Jenny Jones. Karen Taylor, and Kel- ly Davis produced the second fas- test time ever in Ohio in the 400 freestyle. Tracy is modeling the latest in swimwear Beth demonstrates her superb diving ability. Important honors were awarded to some of the girls this year too. The Most Valuable Swimmers were Ka- ren Taylor, and Kelly Davis. The Most Valuable Diver was Beth Baur. Allison Peticolas was Most Im- proved Swimmer and Cindy Clipner and Debbie Schwarz received the Most Improved Diver awards. WE THEY WESTERVILLE S. 101 71 BEXLEY 92 62 SYCAMORE 101 71 GLEN OAK 106 66 FIRESTONE 102 70 WESTERVILLE N. 93 79 UPPER ARLINGTON 72 101 ORANGE 44 38 CENTERVILLE 38 44 DELAWARE HAYES 90 81 TOLEDO ST. URSULA 106 66 WALNUT RIDGE 87 71 WHETSTONE 87 51 WARREN HARDING 97 75 Swimming 115 Wrestling team: Row 1: Todd Hanks. David Lennon. Dave Carline. Paul Wright. Sean Hart. Robby Robinson. Eric Reisch, Keith Clark. Dominic Maxwell Row 2: Chris Safell. Greg Line. Kevin Brennan. Chad Cowman. Rich Norman. Steve Locklear. Jon Peters. Geoff Stobart. Tim O’Connor. Kent Burkey Row 3 Sean Murphy. Keith Rhodes. James Gatchell. Glenn Oury. Scott Milhoan. Bo Weaver. Rick Clay. Craig Bateman. Peter James. Danny James. Paul Foley Craig Bateman puts his opponent in a headlock to score for the Cards Coach Bukky's awaiting the referee's decision. 116 Wrestling A Cardinal wrestler overpowers his Cruiser victim. With the solid senior force of Matt Cahall, Todd Kane, Steve Locklear. Pete James, Craig Bateman. Bo Weaver, and Phil Lanese. Coach Paul Bukky and the 1984 Wrestling team had a very successful season this year. They attained a 17-5 dual meet record, were third at North Canton, and placed first in the Dis- tricts as well as the Regionals. At the State tournament they were an impressive eleventh. Travelling up north on many occa- sions. the wrestlers took it all in stride. They faced the best competi- tion and rarely lost. Attributing to this were the six men who went to state. They were: Seniors Craig Ba- teman. Matt Cahall. Todd Kane. Bo Weaver, Junior Sean Hart, and Sophomore Geoff Stobart. Al- though next season will be a re- building one for the Cardinal Wres- tlers. the winning tradition will con- tinue. WE THEY RICHMOND HTS. 41 26 OLMSTEAD FALLS 31 32 DESALES 43 13 WESTLAND 31 29 GROVE CITY 56 13 CLARKSTON. Ml 56 9 ALKE ORION. Ml 45 19 BEDFORD. Ml 23 35 GAHANNA 37 21 WESTERVILLE S. 37 77 MARIETTA 70 6 FAIRFIELD 39 14 GROVEPORT 53 12 ST. EDWARD 12 47 BEAVER LOCAL 53 19 AUSTINTOWN FITCH 30 20 BLACKHAWK. PA 55 6 UPPER ARLINGTON 24 31 REYNOLDSBURG 38 24 COLLINWOOD 46 16 TRINITY 44 13 CLEVELAND ST. JOE 21 31 Wrestling 1 Homerun Varsity Baseball Team: Row 1: Coach Frank Cozze. Coach Jim VanArsdall. Greg Row 2: Jack Hill. Todd Korn. Jeff Ford. Jim Kuhn. Russ Nelson; Row 2: Jack Hill. Cobb. Scott Hindall. Dave Rubsam. Dick Basom. Gordie Stewart. Joe Ford. Todd Korn. Jeff Ford. Jim Letizia. Matt Ferko. Jim Bolen. Ismail Ismail. Brad Steve Elshoff. Rob Chrisman. Eric Gratz. Greg Ubert. John Kuhn. Russ Nelson; Wentz. Bill Routzong. Greg Ubert smacks one of his numerous homeruns. After a disappointing steal. Brad Wentz wipes off his Coach Cozzie talks over an umpires decision uniform and cheers up 118 Baseball Boys’ JV Baseball Team: Row 1: Bret Raymond. Brett Martin. Geoff Stobart. Korey Brown, Jerry Henry. Brian Carter. Dave Nebraska Row 2: Mat Jurgenson. Clyde Franklin. Bob Morgan. Tom O’Leary. Pat Kelly. Greg Maddox. Glenn Oury. Coach Jim Van Arsdall. With the loss of many fine ball play- ers last year, the 1984 Worthington Boys’ Baseball Team had to under- go some extensive rebuilding. Un- der the fine direction of Coach Frank Cozze and the dedication of the players, the team went on this year to prove that this feat could be accomplished. Despite a very slow start due in part to the poor shape of the home field and in the inability to play on one. the Cards proved to be a threat. Brad Wentz, Joe and Jeff Ford, Jim Letizia, and other fine seniors led the younger members in spirit and in sharing their skills. Sophomore Pat Kelly had the chance this season to prove his worth as a pitcher, and he did with a final win loss record of 2- 2. The Cardinal Boys’ Baseball team of 1985 will follow in the foot steps of previous teams and will continue the tradition of excellence. Keeping his opponent on first base. Joe Ford intently Jim Letizia uses strong force to produce great waits for the next pitch. pitches. Baseball 119 Girls' Varsity Softball Team: Row 1 Carolyn O'Leary. Glenda Oury. Martha Lambert. Katie Heitman. Holly Pappas. Michelle Mechling. Marla Mediatore. Schmidt. Jill Hitt. Debbie Doel Row 2: Coach Wallace Chandler. Marnie Danielle Brown. Jenny Byrd. Joni Mitchell. Coach Sunny Spung. Holly Pappas winds up for the pitch. As Holly prepares to pitch. Joni and Jill are ready to field the ball 120 Soft ball Softball Softball Softball The 1984 Girls1 Softball Team got off to a slow start this year, but did end up winning seven games this season. Headed by Coach Wallace Chandler and Coach Sunny Spung. the girls put forth good effort and had a lot of fun doing so. There were five seniors on the team this year. They were: Jill Hitt. Caro- lyn O’Leary. Glenda Oury, Martha Schmidt, and Debbie Noel. There girls have been playing together since their sophomore year, and the team will miss them. Next year will bring back many oth- er valuable players. Freshman Holly Pappas was the starting pitcher for the team and will grow with them. Even though the team will lose five seniors to graduation, there is much talent left behind. We should expect some good ball from the team of 1985. Jill Hitt eyes the batter's next move Carolyn O’Leary gets the coaches base signals from the bleachers Softball 121 Discus The 1984 Boys’ Track Team 122 Track Dave Riebel is running his lap for the 1600 m relay. John Heer pole vaults to the top. Hayden Humphrey uses his arms for extra length in his jump attempt The Boys’ Track Team had a fine year and a winning season. Al- though plaqued by injuries, they still sent three students to the state meet. Paul Linder went to the meet and threw the discus over 170 feet. Hay- den Humphrey also went to the meet. His event was the long jump. Finally, Len Kemp, although on the sidelines for most of the season with a leg injury, went to the meet to compete in the pole vault. Hum- phrey also competed in the high jump. The team will lose these three fine athletes to graduation, but next years team is coming up with a lot of talent. Paul Linder puts the shot. The 1984 Boys’ Freshmen Track Team Track 123 Jump A Worthington relay runner carries her baton. Hurling herself over the high jump bar, Jenny Fletch- er appears to clear it Amy Miller runs the final leg for the relay team. 124 Track Girls' Track Team: Row 1 Patty Voight, Joame O’Donnell. Allison Avery. Sara Wilson. Missy Furnas. Michele St Pierre. Kristin Daum. Theresa Petrucelli. Faye Haire. Amy Miller. Kim Bilacic. Anita Penn Row 2: Laurel Tommas. Sherri Stone. Cheryl Ciolek. Jenny Fletcher. Laurie Boucher. Lori McKeaver. Michelle Leves- que. Anne Arsenault. Kiki Nagel. Alyce Saunders. Asst. Coach Arsenault Row 3: Asst Coach Melanie Reiley. Karen Herman. Mona Sullivan. Beth Petree. Lynnette Humphrey. Juli Justice. Corinne Busby. Shelly Hindall. Amy Strapp. Ann Fischer. Sue Kemp. Dana Brunskill. Coach Jenny Elin. (not pictured are Amy Ford and Allison Brewton) Cormne Busby begins her throw of the discus. The 1984 Girls' Track Team had an excellent season this year with an 5- 1-1 record in dual meets. Headed by Coach Jennifer Elin and her as- sistant coaches, the team had an abundance of talent. The team was second in the OCC League. Upper Arlington was in first place, but only beat Worthington by eight points. The team was first in the Worthington Relays and in the Hilliard Invitational. They were also second in the Districts. Seven girls went to the State meet. The 800 and 1600 meter relay team of Anne Arsenault. Juli Justice. Kristin Daum, and Michele St. Pierre had some of the best times in the state, but on the night before the meet, one of the members was injured in an accident. Kristin Daum partici- pated in the 400 meter and her time got her 8th place in the semifinals. Sara Wilson received sixth place in the shot put and set a new school record. Finally. Allison Brewton re- ceived sixth place in the high jump. She jumped 5' 5”. The team will lose only four seniors, but they were important ones. Next year’s team, though, will have plen- ty of talent left to carry on the win- ning tradition. Sue Kemp puts top effort into the full follow through of Lynnette Humphrey lifts off for her jump, her toss Track 125 Smash Boys' Varsity Tennis Team Row t Coach Rick Redman. Karl Feldmann. Lance Thompson returns his opponents lob by way ot overhead Brad Yakam. Tom Stephenitch. Trent Plummer Row 2 Lance Thompson. smash Jim Culver, Scotl Willis. Jeff Borel. John Rice Worthington's 1 doubles team is ready for the serve Lance Thompson puts his power serve into motion 126 Tennis The 1984 Boys' Varsity Tennis team had an excellent season this year. Although the team is very young, it had a strong foundation of talent and it showed in the way they played. Headed by Coach Rick Redman, the team did very well in state competition. Lance Thompson played 1 sin- gles: John Rice played 2 singles; and Jeff Borel played 3 singles. The 1 doubles team consisted of Tom Stephenitch and Jim Culver. The team has many of its players coming back next year and the fans will see another winning season. The doubles team of Culver and Stephenitch play the net. Jeff Borel serves for the Cards Tom Stephenitch questions a line call. Tennis 127 128 Faculty Faculty 129 e n t r a I John W. Hoeffler, Principal Gladys Berry, Registrar Betty Dunstan, Principal’s Secretary Marianne Rovnyak, Central Unit Principal Linda Hopper, Secretary Receptionist Elaine Hottenroth, Activities Director Linda Orlik, Treasurer Karen Reynolds, Secretary 130 Faculty Jerry Stephan, Drug Coordinator Dave Howell, Athletic Director Mary Damsel, A.D. Secretary Penny Lengyel. Media Specialist Margaret White, Media Specialist June Agnew, Media Aide Maureen Looker. Teaching Resource Aide Genevieve Knouff. Nurse Opposite Left: What do you mean all the games are cancelled!? Opposite Right: Now where did I leave that study hall list?” Left: Mrs Berry works on official Registrar business. Right: Ed Kerbler is being treated by Mrs Knouff Faculty 131 James Gooding, East Unit Principal Colleen Grube, Secretary Barb Burk, Attendance Monitor Betty Hoskins, Monitor Jane Murphy, Guidance Grace Sanders, Guidance Ken Valentine, Guidance Judy Dillon, Guidance Secretary 132 Faculty Opposite Left: Mrs Dillon types important guidance memos Opposite Right: Let s discuss Saturday School. Left: 'Is it Friday yet? Right: Where did you come from? W e s t Sterling T. Apthorp, West Unit Principal Drucilla Alexander, Secretary Jackie Burns, Attendance Monitor Betty Surface, Monitor Robert McCollins, Guidance Chairman Janet Myers. Guidance Aruna Jagtiani, Guidance Secretary Faculty 133 b o u r n e Ronald L. Porta. Kilbourne Principal Corky Benner. Secretary Carol Wallen. Secretary Jim Ort. Guidance Linda Meinelt. Media Specialist Helen Davis. Nurse Joy Rogers. Monitor Joyce Whittaker. Monitor 134 Faculty Faculty 135 E n g I s h Nan Wampler. Department Chairman Brenden Bey Barbara Black Sue Bookwalter Merrlyn Cahill Karen M. Frank Allan Fuller Gail Gay Bev Graves Beth Haney Wayne Harvey Ken Heaps Bronwynn Hopton 136 Faculty Richard Mansfield Louise McDonald Carolyn Oppenheimer Tom Pollock Peggy Pyron Charles Rousculp Brad Routson Tom Savon Pat Saylor Cyndee Schoenhoff Roger Johnson Betty Kincaid Jerri Lawrence Faculty 137 M a t h e m a t a l C S Jennifer Young, Department Chairman JoAnn Allsop Jane Baxter Duane Butler Betty Eberle Karon M. Frank Pam Gerbeth Jerry Haas David Holl Lillian Macer Frauke Palmer 138 Faculty Gary Rusk Bob Seaman Pat Smeaton Sharon Spung Jim Van Arsdall Don Wilke Charlene Wilkerson Top: Mrs. Macer reviews homework problems. Right: Mr. Holl pays homage to the god of Math. Opposite: Computer programming is Mr Rusk's specialty Faculty 139 Herb Linzell Bob McBurney Roger Pinnicks Helen Seizert Pauline Shaw Ed Shay Dan Wingett Opposite Left: No DNA is in this briefcase Opposite Right: • This test is impossible!” Left: -This is SCIENCE!” Faculty 141 o c Charles Palmer, Department Chairman Paul Bukky Nancy Charlton Bill Damsel Jon Daup Mark Ellwood S t u d i e s Pam Galipault Larry Gay Left: Jon Daup and Kathy McCabe talk politics. Opposite Left: Mr Molnar lectures in political radicalism. Opposite Right: Mr Savon laughs at his own jokes 142 Faculty F i n e Dave Riegel, Chairman Roberta Chrisman Joel Haney A r t s Todd Kuyper Jay Moyer Dave Tschiegg F 0 r e • 1 g n L a n 9 u a g e Alex Pashovich, Department Chairman Barb Armitage Bob Ballinger Juan Benalcazar Jane DeBoer Ana Farach Carolyn Gruber Carol Kelly Birgitta Ker Liz Larson Rita Marker Lillian Messenheimer Pam Reeb 146 Faculty Roger Graber. Department Chairman Barbara Bauer Sharon S. Clemans Carol Moyer Shirley Nault Becky Schmidt B u s i i n e s s Bill Sickinger Patricia Wax Faculty 147 148 Faculty Stan Robinett. Department Chairman Jerry Baker Frank Cozze y s Jenny Elin Karen Howell Bob Miller _ a Smokey Wion E d u c a t i o n Faculty 149 V 0 c a t ■ 1 0 n a 1 E d u c a t ■ i o n Jim Probasco, Department Chairman Ed Arent Mel Effron Ed Gehm Gary Smith 150 Faculty Freshmen 153 Attila Abetovszky Matt Adams Kevin Albanese Paul Alexander Brett Allen Josh Allen Eddie Alonso Steve Altschuld Daron Anchors Chris Anderson Matt Anderson Chris Archer James Archer Bobby Aubuchon Jackie Aubuchon Allison Avery Kim Bailey Bruce Barber Marla Barber Robyn Barcus Lisa Bare Julie Barnes Allison Barnett Cindy Barrick Jacqui Baumer Mark Baxter Scott Baxter Todd Beal Jason Becker Toby Beegle Rhonda Bell Heidi Bellar i J 154 Freshmen Beth Benadum Bobby Bennett James Benseler Michael Biagi John Bienias Kristi Bill Eric Bishop Jill Bishop Tracy Blackburn Jamie Blackford Robyn Borchers Natalie Borel Cristie Bosch Lori Boucher Jean Bowden Bill Boyle Matt Brandon Robbie Bremer Jena Britt Carole Brock Kerry Broehl Cara Brown Matt Brown Kim Bruce Karl Brummel Jennifer Bulford Kent Burkey Jill Burbridge Laura Burch Darren Burgess Phil Burnett Mike Burns Todd Buxton It’s Dave versus Dave for floor hockey! Freshmen 155 Kerry Byrne Lisa Caldwell Chris Camera Heather Campbell Maria Caparrotti Paul Capriotti Mine oarey Mike Carline Laurel Carlson Christi Caronis Paul Carter Christi Cash Amanda Cave Shelly Cavicchia Tom Cerny Karen Chace Angela Chang Chia-Pei Chang John Chappell Jim Cherwinski Miriam Chon Nancy Christman Dwight Chrvala Roger Chu Brian Chu Teresa Ciardelli Alissa Clark Greg Clement Carmen Clingan Randy Ginger Gail Cobb Randy Cobb Frosh take a break! 156 Freshmen Steve Coccia Greg Coddington Kristy Coffman Freshmen love recess! Scott Collins Becky Commons Wendy Commons Cynthia Con Ion Lisa Cook Greg Cooper Dave Cowgill Jim Cox Melissa Cozza Kimberly Creech Traci Cromwell Shelly Cullen Tim Cummiskey Suzanne Curry Alicia Curtis Dineen Dabson Phil Dauphin Lara Daversa Doug David Jeff Davis Kevin Davis Laura Davis Drew Dawson Stephanie Day Sam Dean Jimmy De San Jose Tammy Demaree Matt Dematteo Kerstin Demko Julie Dennis Freshmen 157 Mark Devitto Luanne Dickason Molly Didier Scott. Gabe. Amy and Liz clown around Rick Distel Heather Dixon Kathy Dove Elizabeth Drotlefl Ron Duro Renee Dusseau Aimee Dutton Steve Eakins Amy Edwards Tracy Edwards Kelly Egan Trent Ejzak John Ellingwood Scott Emery Peter English Kevin Fegely Katie Felty Stacy Fenstermaker Tracy Fenstermaker Cheryl Ferrar Missy Fiore Kristin Foley Mike Foley Paul Foley Michelle Foliano Gavin Forester Heather France Brian Franke Shannon Frawley Nancy Frazier 158 Freshman John Fricke Krista Frivold Mike Frontz Dawn Gaeuman Joe Gakenheimer Peter Gardikes Isla Garraway Tami Garvin Colin Gawel Jason Gelender Mike George Jeff Getzendiner David Gibson Julie Gibson Gia Gigliotti Dan Gobbelet Michelle Goff Rod Goldsmith Brian Goodrich Matt Gottheiner John Gouhin Laura Graham Amy Gratz Tami Greene Tia Griffith Brian Grube Gunilla Gruen Shannon Haager Karin Hallam Janet Hammond You. too. can grow up to be a Cardinal! Susie Hampton Kim Hansen Matt Hanson Freshmen 159 Tom Harper Amy Harris Jim Harris Bobby Hart Renee Harton Jake Haunty Julie Heer Steve Heinenmann Brett Helf Debra Hetpman Lori Hempstead Kelly Henderson Todd Henderson Cris Henkaline Todd Henkaline Susan Hensel Karen Hermann Mike Kerrick Michael Herron Julia Hershey Shelly Hindall Tim Hobart Renee Hoot man Kim Horn Marcy Horn Nina Hubbard Kim Huckaba Bruce Huffman Kris Hunter Terry Inman Jason Jacobs Hamid Jahangiri Mark Jarvis Frosh Cards on the town! 160 Freshmen Matt Jauchius Mitzi Jehu Garret Jenkins Tom Jenkins Laurie Jennings Farannaz Joarder Denise Johnson Debbie Johnston Bethany Jones Jennifer Jones Jill Kaeppner Sean Kaldor Andrew Kammerdiener Cyrus Kandawalla Jim Karrer Tom Keeling Kim Kemp Brian Kendal Becky Kentosh Jeff Kerbler Eric Kershner John Kesetella Lisa Kim Peter Kim Cindy King Beth Kinsey Lisa Klepinger Jeff Kline Paul Kregenow Kristine Kroeger Ellen Kuwana Heather Lair Shannon Lander • ts. Freshmen 161 David Lanese Jeff Lane Annie Lappenga Marianna Larabee Alina Larson Jon Latshaw Jennifer Layton Michelle Leary Vince Leggett Craig Leibowitz Kathy Leidich Shawn Leis Stephanie Leiss Eric Lenihan Niki Leonard Chris Letizia Libbie Letizia Michelle Leverenz Mark Lewis Stacie Lewkowicz Scott Lichtenberger Kristin Lindsey Tom Linzell Pat List Kathy Littig Larry Little Melissa Loew Chris Long Shannon Louden Amy Lowe Chris Lowe Jan Lukemeyer Kurt Lusky Mark Majidzadeh Todd Majidzadeh Robert Malone Lynda Manche David Manitia Susan Markham Peter Marlin David Martin Lee Mascarello llh Mathews Ted Mathews Dan Mattox Mark Mattox Keith Mauger Michelle Mawhirter Terri Mawhirter Binny May Danielle Mazeika Brian McBride Dave McCabe Mike McDermott Kathy McDonald Tammy McDowell Cindy McFarland Elizabeth McGee Lori McKeever Sean McKenna Dons McKim Paul McMahon Jana MaNally Sarah McWhorter Freshmen 163 Michelle Mechling Felice Mendell Diana Mercer Ben Miller Chris Miller Dave Miller Doug Miller Jett Miller Patricia Mintz Cathy Mitchell Mark Mitchell Bill Moldenhauer Charles Mong Melissa Monroe Mike Morris Jake Moss Denny Mostyn Erin Mottet Bill Mrukowski Darrel Mullins Dierdra Murphy Sean Murphy David Music Amy Myers April Myers Beth Myers Bhaskar Nair David Nardella Kevin Neale Paul Needham Mike Nelson Bob Nelson Nadine Neswadi Lisa Newland Phuong Mai Nguyen Kris Niederlander 164 Freshmen Robert O'Dair Joe Oestreich Terry O’Keeke Dave O’Leary Kevin O'Neill Kim O'Reilly Kelly Ostopowicz Bob O’Toole John Overly Brian Pack Bill Palmer Stephanie Palmer Brad Pannier Holly Pappas Mike Parker Mike Parsons Jim Parsons Molly Parsons John Pascoe Hal Peterson Anita Patil Eric Patton Colby Paul Maxim Pednekar Chris Noble Jodi Noll Peter Norman Scott Norris Shannon Norris Janet Nulf School isn’t all work. Freshmen contribute to the team. Freshmen 165 Natalie Pence Jane Pensyl John Peters Robert Peterson Steve Petros Teresa Petrucelli Kim Phillips Bonnie Philpott Jon Pieratt Herbert PierreLouis Lisa Pinsky Jill Pinta Christy Pittman Nate Plant Jack Plotnick Joe Podolski Teresa Poling Jim Porch Joy Porupski David Powell Kim Powell • Elizabeth Presas Amy Price Traci Price Eric Pride Gerri Prince Kathy Pritchard Kathleen Provanzana Theresa Purcell Brad Putz Ricky Quinn John Race Jon Ralley 166 Freshmen Michael Ratleff Katherine Rau Trevor Rayburn Bill Read Andrew Reed Joe Reed John Reese Sharon Remy Mark Renz Keith Rhodes Kevin Rhodes Randy Richardson Shawn Richey Jayne Riddle Lynn Righter John Ripak Charles Rizzuti Dale Roach Bonnie Robertson Liz Robertson Andrew Robertson Tami Rodman Andy Rogers Glenn Romanoski Bruce Roth Richard Roth Kyle Royer Leanne Rubin Steve Rubsam Joe Rudolph Jody Ruhl Maureen Rupp Brett Rush Some freshmen got to visit main campus. Freshmen 167 Are they really going to eat in the cafeteria? Tracy Sipe David Slates Alene Smith Alicia Smith 168 Freshmen Robin Schaer Matt Scherer Michelle Schemer Lynn Schier Tim Schiraldi Danny Schlater Julie Schlessman Derick Schmidt Michelle Schoenherr Scott Schultz Herb Schupp Lori Schwanekamp Adam Schwartz Laura Scott Ronnie Scott Torger Scott Judd Seals Scott Seals Rick Severance Jim Sexton Amy Sheets Amy Shipman Dan Shirk Andrew Shrock Christa Sidman Bobby Singh Chris Saffell Jennifer Salvino Wendy Samples Paul Sarkadi Chuck Sartell Rick Savage % Diane Smith Jenny Smith Julie Smith Kevin Smith Michael Smith Ron Smith Shannon Smith Steve Smith Tom Smith Tricia Smith Andrew Smullen Chris Snediker Lyle Snodgrass Erin Snyder Melinda Snyder Heather Spadefore Tangy Spencer Michael Sperry Liz Spicer James Spratt Dean Stark Scott Steilen Tom Stephenitch Kecia Stewart Steve Stinchcomb Lisa Stobart Mike Stone Bill Strover Susan Strange Toby Strohl Andrew Stuller Chris Stump Mona Sullivan Anne Sunico Doug Sunshine Kay Swanson Freshmen 169 Bob Sweeney Jeff Sykes Heather Tarczy Richard Tattoli Becky Taylor Bobby Taylor Keith Tatlor Brian Templeman Erik Thompson Mathew Thompson Elizabeth Tillis Philip Timmis Robert Tinker Brian Tipton Tmara Todd Willie Tolly Christine Toppari Jeff Trogus Tim Tossing Jeff Twombly Kimmy Van Fleet Kevin Vertress Debbie Villacis Cynthia Vincenti Brad Vogt Patty Voight Tim Volt Beth Wadlington Brian Waite Michael Wallace Tiffany Walters Andy Wang Paul Webber 170 Freshmen Some freshman do work! Michael Weber Matt Webster Erik Weisgerber Steve Weislogel Todd Weithman Michelle Wentworth Leon West Jen Westguard Amy Whitaker Gloria White Missy White Wendy White Cynthia Wiese Joe Wilcox Lecia Williams Laura Willis Richard Willson Heather Wilson Julie Wilson Dan Wise Samatha Wise Chris Wolfe Tiffany Woodward John Worthington Jon Wyman Tracy Wyman Brad Yakam Amy Yates Jennie Young Lisa Young Stacy Yurich Patrick Zande Wei Ying Zhen Courtney Zoog James Zoog Brian Zumaagen Freshmen 171 Sophomores 173 John Abegg John Albanese Tom Alcorn Andy Allen Stuart Allen Adie Amorose Beth Anderson Eric Anderson Paul Anderson Amy Anker Kelly Arter Laurel Arthur Jennifer Artino Jeff Atkinson John Bader Karen Bader Tom Bainbridge Jim Baldini Jennifer Bannon Anne Barker Lisa Barnett Stephen Barry Steve Bartley Norman Bartony i Donna Bauer Jeff Baur Laura Beatty Melissa Begeman Jessica Berstein David Beyer Kim Bilacic Daphne Bishop Juanita Bixel George Black Rebecca Boldon Jamie Bond Robbie Bootes Doug Bosse Julie Bowman Chris Bracken Jacqueline Brady Richard Brazik Amy Brennan Becky Brennan Dusty Brentlinger Becki Briggs Danielle Brown Jenna Brown A ,E 174 Sophomores Korey Brown Dana Brunskill Kirstin Bryan David Buchanan Jon Bulford Susan Bugher Tom Bugher Ted Suit Jamie Bull Becky Bunte Cleon Burdette Jenny Burk Garry Burrell Corinne Busby Sonia Byers Jennifer Byrd Dave Cahall Kevin Caldwell Pete Callahan Kathy Cameron Steve Campbell Tim Campbell Mike Capriotti David Carline Allison Carnahan Andrea Carothers Brian Carter Chris Cassidy Todd Casto Patrick Cave Eric and John find study hall invigorating! Sophomores 175 Rick Clay Dan Clifford Cindy Clipner Melissa Clouse David Coleman Tim Collins Sean Conant Anne Coning Stephan Cook Brad Coop Christine Cooper Sally Copeland Lori Corbett Chuck Cotter Laura Coulson Chad Cowman Diane Dagefoerde Jenny Dally Kristen Davidson Jeff Davies Doreen Davrs Judy Davis Steve Del Gardo Dave Del Riesgo Todd DeRosa Michelle Devine Chris Dieter Lee Ann DiGirolamo Dave Dillman Shannon Dodd Kevin Donnelly Lori Dorn Kelvin Dorsey Chris Doyle Leland Drinkard Holly Dutchess 176 Sophomores Steve Dygert Lori Eader Jill Earhart Doug Easton Dennis Ebersole Cathy Eblin Severn Edwards Andy Eggers Joannie Ekins Christine Ellis John Elmer Amy Epstein Anne Erven Jennifer Evans Craig Faircloth Karl Feldmann Matt Fletcher Anne Flinn Mel Flood Michael Flood Tina Foote Amy Ford John Foster Neil Foulger Lisa Fowler Ginger Frankenberg Steve Frantz Terri Frick Earl Frost Scott Frost Laurice Frysinger Brad Fuller Kathy Funari Christine Furlow Missy Furnas Lynn Furton Sophomores 177 Michael Gabriel Jill Galvin Diane Gardner Rich Garner Nicole Garrard Alec Garraway Natalie Garvin Mark Geary Tony Gerber Kerry German Lora Gibbs Bob Gibson Carrie Gibson Karen Gibson Steve Gibson Yvonne Gibson Patricia Gillet Debbie Girdner Christina Glenn Andy Goldstrom Stephanie Golledge Ginger Goodwin Tracy Goss Kathy Grady Karen Graham Leigh Graumlich Wendy Grego Valerie Gronlund Susan Guild Holly Hadden Emily Hagen Dianne Hainen Faye Haire Tabitha Haire Chuck Hale Heath Hall 178 Sophomores Shannon Hall Sharon Hammond Dale Hampshire Amy Handley Wendy Hansen Chris Hansley Kari Hansley Rachel Harris Scot Harrison Todd Hatfield Jill Haunty Darren Hawkins David Hayden John Heer Leslie Hehmeyer Robin Heltzel Sheila Hemami Jimmy Hinninge Jerry Henry Stuart Hensel Christopher Hermann Kim Hill Eric Hinnov Scott Hinz Mike Hinzmann Tienchin Ho Amy Hoffman Karla Hoffman Tom Holden Marla Hollander Doug Holroyd Scott Hootman Christopher Hoover Michelle Horek Michelle Hostetter Tara Hower Sophomores 179 Jennifer Jackson Mark Jacobson Karin James Karen Jensen Kim Jerome Kevin Johnson Nancy Hubbard Amber Hudson Dwight Huffman Kristi Huffman Amy Hucus Stephen Hume Lynette Humphrey Michelle Hunt Debra Husted Kim Hyldahl Tyra Ingle Shanker Iyer ift yrrpA Terri Johnson Sara Johnson John Joseph Matthew Jergensen Lanie Justice Matt Kamer Lisa Kaskiw Susan Keaney Brecke Kelley Gary Kelley Janet Kelley Kerrie Kelley - Pat Kelly Jill Kennedy Julie Kerr Kris Kersteter Beth Kiefner Chris Kim Bryan King Mike King Mike Kirk Christa Kirkwood Susie Klisares Matt Klopfstein Rebecca Klugh Kim Klunk Kristine Knauer John Kneubel Grace Knodt Christopher Kollmer 180 Sophomores Joachim Kramer Ruth Krohn Matt Kudika Daniel Kunz Ashish Lahoti Rashmi Lahoti Heather Lakey Neeraj Lai Valerie Lamb Melinda Landis Renee Lane Rochelle Latham Dave Latshaw J.P. Layne John Leitzel David Lennon Lynne Leslein Lori Lett These guys are relaxing in study hall. Sophomores 181 Jeff Lotas Kellie Louk Anita Lowe Molly Lumsden Greg Maddox Susie Main Brian Makuch Melissa Malech Lori Mamone Jamie Manken Gary Mann Steve Mapes Sue Marcus Michel Marlin Sandra Marosek Scott Marosek Lisa Marquardt Brett Martin Frank Martin Brian Mason Keith Mason Kristy Mason Rob Mason Ross Mason Nicole Massoll Jody Mathews Steve Matthews Dominic Maxwell Cara May Randy May Amy studies outside photo courtesy ot Suburbia North Jill is ready for the next volley. Tim Melchlng Laura Menardi Carl Merhar Mike Merna Cammy Mesloh Donna Michael Noel Michael Laurian Miguel Brian Miller Damaris Miller Eric Miller Matt Miller Sheri Mollica Andy Monte Pam Moore Warren Moore Robert Morgan Horoshi Morita Jamie Mott Mark Mottet Brian Murphy Molly Murphy Nancy Murphy Daphne Musgrove Shawn McCormick Debbie McCoy Amy McDermott Jody McFarland Michael McGlynn Jennifer McGurk Matt McNaughten Daniel McWhorter Marla Mediatore Cindee Meeker Lynda Meeks Katie Meers Sophomores 183 Todd Musgrove Kiki Nagel Melissa Nameche David Nebraska Michael Nedell Dawn Newsom Sharon Niederlander Lori Nixon Gary Noll Rich Norman Krisan Oberliesen Carol O'Connor Tim O'Connor Carrie O'Dair Danny O’Dair Joni O’Donnell Mary Ann Oelgoetz Donald Ogle Tim O’Keefe Tom O’Leary Lorin Orlik Glenn Oury Karen Ouzts Chad Owen Beth Owens Dave Panozzo Brian Parshall Troy Payne Andrew Pearlman Amy Peery Anita Penn Alison Peticolas John Petree Lewis Pfeifler Christi Pfriem Becky Phillips 184 Sophomores Mark Phillips Lisa Pickney Kari Pietrangelo Wendy Pinta Debbie Pirtle Karen Placeway Greg Pogan Rudy Poglitsh Pam Pope Laura Popelar Angela Price Cat he Price James Price John Price David Prickett Alyn Purvis Michelle Putz Andy Ouillin Melissa Rainey Suzanne Ramey Tanya Ramirez Stephanie Rankin Sara Ratterman Bret Raymond Lauri Reader Heather Reese Kristi Rice Kristin Richards Christa Richardson Rodney Richardson Anne Riley Tricia Roach Christine Robinson Kristin Robinson Roby Robinson Tina Rogers Sophomores 185 Danny Rotold Elizabeth Routzong Eileen Rubin Rod Ruddy Mike Rudy Edie Runyon Thomas Ruprecht Shannon Rush Todd Rush Gregory Russ Nathalie Ryan Susan Sanborn Todd Sanders Jim Sangster Patrice Santuomo Alyce Saunders Tim Sayer Kathy Schaffer Walk ten paces, turn, and fire. No. wait, there’s more. Matt Scheibeck James Schilder Danielle Schiraldi R.J. Sdhmidt Debbie Schwarz Geoff Scott 186 Sophomores Sanjay Sehgal Susan Selby Debi Seliga Rick Severance Craig Shemenski Cyndi Shepherd Marwan Shiblaq Stephanie Shipman Laura Shock Rob Shoemaker Peter Shumway Robert Sicilian Jeff Siemer John Silbert Mindy Silcott Gary Siperko Cindy Slicker Chandra Slocum Danny Smith Jim Smith Kim Smith Stacey Snouffer Tohy Sobolewski John Spencer Lisa Spengler Ted Spradling Jon Sprunger David St. Pierre Lee Stahl Julie Stalker Todd Starker Jim Stavrides Michael Stichter Chris Stiffler Geoff Stobart Jennifer Stofer Sherry Stone Erin Stowell Ann Stremanos Chris Stump Laura Summerhill Steven Sung Krysta Sutterfield Brigid Sweeney Stacey Swenderman Stephen Szabo Amy Tatman Chip Taylor Sophomores 187 Jamie Terrill Jay Tettenhorst Deanna Walker Mike Wallick Mary Walsh Tami Walters Frank Wang Doug Warburton Cindy Warhula John Warnick Susan Watkins Sally Weaver Bill Weeks Hugh Weiler Dave Weisenberger Peggy Welch Brian Werner Kyla White Andrew Wilcox Cindy Willaite Mark Tharp Brian Thomas Cory Tilley Chris Todd Laurel Tommas Chuck Tommey James Townsend Nick Trakas Debbie Travis Cheryl Tumulty Janie Williams Wendy Williams Teri Wolf Stephanie Wood Lisa Woods Tricia Worden Greg Workman Paul Wright Bryan Wyatt Colleen Yakam Keri Yore Dave Yothers Michael Young Sharon Young Ronald Zabawski Steve Zarkos Mary Zimmer Michele Zinn Sophomores 189 Juniors 191 Robert Abendshien Alisa Ala-U-Dini Aria Ala-U-Dini Christa Albright David Alexander Mike Allen Chad Amato Chris Anderson Joy Anderson Molly Anderson Kris Andrews Andrea Applegate Linda Armstrong Anne Arsenault Bryan Avery Julie Banny Katie Baker Beth Ball Nadia Banny Kim Baranek Stacey Bare Julie Barker Scott Barnett Sherry Bash Susan Bateman Jim Bauman Judy Baumgardner Debbie Beal Randy Bennet Scott Berg 192 Juniors Andy Berry Sandra Biehl Laura Block Lisa Block Mary Bloechl Jack Board Mark Bobbitt Larry Bogan Diane Boldon Jeff Borel Diane Boring Debbie Brackne) Sari Brandish Lesley Breech June Breen Kevin Brennan Chris Brentlinger Allison Brewton Nancy Brigner Rob Broehl Doug Brooks David Brown Jeff Brown Karen Brown Toby Brown Stacie Bucher Susan Bunte Darren Burnham Juniors 193 Mary Burrell Shannon Busch Tracey Bush Jane Byrne Chris Byron Jeff Byron Dan Callagher Joel Calhoon Keith Cameron Michael Camron Laurie Campbell Kathy Carlson Rick Carter Michael Cassidy Robert Casto Dawn Chafin Jennifer Chanay Pam Chapman Andy Cheney Deborah Chipman Allen Christopher Rob Chrisman Ted Christman Felicity Church Cheryl Ciolek Elizabeth Clark Rochelle Clark Dorie Clayton Tom Cleland Peter Clingan Oh. gross me out! Steph Schupp is caught red-handed. 194 Juniors Gregg Cobb John Collinson Chip Coman Debbie Cooper Sharon Cooper Frank Copeland Cynthia Corbett Todd Corbitt Joe Crabtree Cathy Cron Beth Csillag Scott Dauterman Pete Davies Debbie Davis John Davis Shelley Davis Tom Davis Nick DeFrancisco JoHannah DeHart Sean Demaree Mark DeMeno John Dennis Dan Rice Victoria Dickinson Shelley Dillon Jennifer Diol Jill Donnellon Rosemary Dop Jill Dorsey Dave Dowling Morgan Downing Sarah Driscoll Juniors 195 Mark Drotletf Paula Drozdowski Doug Druker Jenny Duff Mark Eakins Beth Earl Nancy Earl Rick Egelhoft Angela Elech Stanya Ellis Steve Elshoff Pete Engles Rae Epps Rod Essig Suzy Farb Robin Fasone John Fastrich Derek Fields Katey Fischer Ann Fisher Mike Finn Jenny Fletcher Brad Flinders Mel Flood Jill Foley Maryellen Foley Leslie Forbes Brandi Fox 196 Juniors Sean Franklin Jill Freedman Kevin Freese Eric Frendberg Lisa Fronk Karen Gansser Tina Garbin James Gardikes Debra Gardner Keith Garrard James Gatchell Karen Gephart Kurt Getzendiner Wendy Gibson Roberta Gelbert Sherri Girdner Bryan Gissiner Brad Godorhazy Jill Godorhazy Todd Goehring Steve Goldberg Jenni Goldsmith Bob Gorney Wendy Grab Richard Graham Jeff Graumlich Eric Gratz Craig Grant Leigh Grant Amy Graves David Greenlee Carolanne Greinei Juniors 197 Scott Gross Steve Grunkemeyer Toni Gunther Scott Gustafson Jennifer Hammond James Hadden Elizabeth Haefele Brad Haines Michelle Hall Kathy Hamilton Brad Hamer David Hansen Todd Hanks Sean Hart John Harris Lori Harris David Harrison Michael Hartman Vanessa Hastings Scott Hatfield Kevin Havens Eric Hayden Bonni Heger Mike Hehmeyer Katie Heitman Scott Helgeson Beth Helmreich Ken Helpman Marga Herreid Kevin Herrick Jim Higgins Scott Hindall 198 Juniors Dan Hitzemann Eric Hoffman Carolyn Hoffmanner Brian Hollaway Amy Hopper Beth Horn Mark Horstmeier Scott Houlton Suzy Houston Brett Howell Jennifer Howell Deana Howes Laurie Huff Tracey Hummer Mark Irvine Craig Jacobson Dan James Sandy Jarrett Buck Jenkins Sherry Johnston Paul Jones Tammy Jones Juli Justice Monica Kaminsk Kath Kalbouss Julie Katz Jay Katzeman Mike Keegan Juniors 199 A.P. juniors perform Us and Them. Junior Cadettes cheer the team. Stephanie Keithly Sue Kemp Susan Keown Michael Ker Kris Kiihr Kelly Kirwan Brian Klass Karen Klunk Juli Klyce Jody Knight Annie Kraker Clark Kranz Julie Kudika Cole La Fevers Chris Lamb Marnie Lambert Jim Lane Mark Lang Doug Latshaw Becky Lee Lee Lehmann Cindy Leiss Michelle Levesque Kim Lewis Jan Lewis Heidi Lines Rich Linscott Lisa Lindig Rob Litchfield Diane Litvak 200 Juniors Derek Fields rises above U.A Andy Loeffler Duncan Long Kevin Looker Lindsey Loveless Mike Luczaj Susan Luke Stuart Lyle Polly Lynne Gayle Mack Jeff Mack Kathy Maher Mark Major Vicki Makely Tim Mansberry Mike Mantor Sally Marquardt Tina Mason Charlie Maurer Tim McBrayer Julie McBride Melissa McDaniel John McGuire Katie McKinney Michelle Meekins Beth Meese Jill Melley Dennis Mercer Jim Merritt Kim Michael Scott Milhoan Amy Miller Diane Miller Juniors 201 Marty Mostyn Nancy Mottice Margery Munger Bob Murray Julie Murr Amy Murch Kim Murphy Ross Myers Lisa Nadrah Tracy Nagel David Nagy Allison Nahay Michelle Neal Nicole Neamand Helen Needham Cathy Nelson Bill Nelville Chip Newsome Thuy Mai Nguyen Dave Oberkrieser Kathy O'Connell Jon O’Donnell Lynne Oldsen Jill Oliver Julie Van Bodegraven poses in art. Scott Miller Joni Mitchell Lee Monagan Sean Montague Scott Morris Monica Mosley 202 Juniors Peter Olson Jenny Oppermann Susan O'Reilly Jennifer Parrish Rick Parker Jenny Parsons Lupe Pasos Betsy Patchen Andy Patil Chris Peele Jennifer Perez Michelle Perry Erik Petersen Angie Peterson John Pilcher Michael Pille Trent Plummer Alyson Poirier Mike Poss Janet Power Julie Presas Amy Ouillin Rich Rapp Clarissa Reber Jennifer Reese Eric Reisch Steve Remy Robert Rentzsch Mike Renz Beth Rhodes Stacy Rhodes Chris Ricchetti Kevin Herrick wants to know if he really has to do this. Juniors 203 Jon Rice Netl Richard Mike Riebel Brent Ries Rick Righi Lori Risling Laurie Robbins Suzanne Robinson Susan Rogers Paula Rojo Carol Romanoski Amy Roth Dave Rubsam Rex Rudy Jim Saffen Terri Samples Brett Sanborn David Santuomo Kristen Savage Becky Schindler Carol Schlemmer Julie Schofield Todd Schupperlrei Kay Schroeder Steph Schupp Cheryl Scott David Sesler Margy Shaffer Jenny Shaw Dawn Sherman Andrew Shively Kim Shoemaker 204 Juniors Carl Sills David Silverman Tanima Sinha Scott Smerker Brian Smith Debbie Smith Ken Smullen Gretchen Snediker Don Snyder Gary Snyder Stephanie Spicer Courtney Stafford Stephanie Stafford Scott Stahle Elaine Stash Sandy Steele Stacey Steinman Shana Stewart Kelly Stoerkel Robert Stone Amy Stottlemyer John Strayer Mike Stubblefield Denise Sunday John Svoboda Lisa Svoboda Glynn Swain Rob Swalley No franglais. Marnie! Juniors 205 Sally Swartzmiller Mike Szczepanski Rick Tarantelli Mark Taylor Linda Tennant Beth Thomas Courtney Thompson Lance Thompson Marcella Thompson Melissa Thrall John Tipshus Jenny Topper Dan Troutner Shelly Tway Greg W. Bert Julie Van Bodegraven Brad VanFleet Katie Vierow Toni Voit Beth Wachtel Robert Wade Tricia Wahienmaier Mike Waite Wendy Wallick Susan Ward Jett Watson Melissa Webb Robert Weber 206 Juniors Sheri Weber Steven Weil Marti Weithman Alison White Bruce Whittaker Susan Wickline Fritz Wiese Sheri Will Kristi Williams Wendy Williams Scott Wills Teri Willson Jennifer Wilson Lisa Wilson Randy Winters John Witherspoon Jeff Woodward Diane Woods Joe Worthington Jennifer Wright Ellen Yanez Munther Vassir Karen Zacher Brent Zande Andy Zenisek Curt Zesbaugh Scott Zoog Michelle Zwissler Juniors 207 208 Seniors Lynne Marie Abernathy Janet Lynn Adams Bill Curry gives Mrs Burk one of his many notes. Andrew Thomas Affeldt Todd James Alexander James Douglas Allen Ronald Sean Allen Shelli Jean Allen Rachel Lynn Alter Melissa Cheryl Amico Bradley John Anderson 210 Semors Christopher Charles Anderson Eric. Marie. Kira, and Kim are Worthington's future librarians! Jill Colleen Anderson Todd Parker Anderson Julia Lynn Appel Laura Kristin Arthur Tracy Marie Atkinson Kristin Elaine Baker Tamara Marie Baroway Shanta Monica Barua Richard Ray Basom Seniors 211 Michael John Bassani Craig Franklin Bateman Laura Michelle Bates Barry John Bauer Elizabeth Anne Baur Kathleen Michele Beckman Denise Ann Begeman Gregory McMillan Belger Tamara Kay Bell Deborah Ann Belskie Karen Sue Belt Dale Jeffrey Benadum 212 Seniors Michael David Blackburn Sally Elizabeth Blackford Judith Dawn Blackmore Keenan John Blanke Mary Catherine Nicole Lawrence Christopher Bobbitt Boardman Mrs. Moyer's storytime Seniors 213 Ann Marie Bogenrief Jane Allison Bogg James Starbuck Bolen Emily Anne Borus Susan Smith ponders life from Senior Hall Susan Margaret Brock Thomas Webster Brooks Laura Kay Brown Mark Raymond Brown Paul Alexander Brown, Jr. Eric Wayne Brunskill Thomas Dickel Buford Jennifer Lynn Bunner Karen Lynn Burch Jeffrey Louis Burk Julie Elaine Burrell Kira Michelle Busch James Matthew Cahall Whitney John Calpin Seniors 215 Tammy Ann Calvey The Senior Flower Children in radicalism Pamela Louise Card Paul Michael Carney Keith Owen Carothers Peter Allan Chace David Lee Chappell Elizabeth Ann Cherwinski Lynn Marie Chrvala Kevin Mayfield Church Andrea Marie Clapp 216 Seniors Senkxs 217 Ann Marie Clapp Leah Margaret Clay It's a typical day in French V. Jennifer Louise Clement Melanie Brown Clinger Paul Justin Sinclair Coleman James Sheldon Collins William John Collins II James Michael Collver, Jr. Carlos Roberto Contreras Christopher John Cooper Deborah Kay Cotter Martha Ann Coulson Jeffrey William Cramer Tamra Lee Crawford Robin Rene Crispin Douglas Edward Cron Louis John Csillag William James Curry James Brian Cuthbert The Scho°' s,ore wofkers ,ake a b,ief bause Michael Frederick Dagefoerd 218 Seniors Guy Martin Danner Kristin Kay Daum Scott Bishop David Lisa Gay Davidson Elizabeth Ann Davis Keitie poses with her Homecoming Court. Kelly Ann Davis William John Davis, Jr. Michael Patrick Deagle Steven John Decker Kathryn Helen Deep Seniors 219 Vincent Joseph De Francisco Kristine Jane Demaree Mary Michele De Maria Megan Elizabeth Demko Steven James Detlor Timothy J. DeWitt Caroline Margaret Diehl Christopher Martin Diehl Rebecca Kay Diener Sandra Kay Dixon Tracey Lynn Dodd Paul Andrew Dolan 220 Seniors Scott Andrew Donnelly Marie Donovan Colleen Andrea Doody Paul William Dolan Roshun Lenise Drinkard Christopher Powell Duff Beth Ann Edwards Kimberly Ann Edwards Seniors 221 Kimberly Ann Ejzak Daniel Joseph Ersley Charline Joyce Evans Robert William Faber III Mark David Farmer Lisa Marie Feldmann Karen Elizabeth Ferguson Matthew James Ferko 222 Seniors John Philip Florence. Jr. Nicole Angela Foliano Jeffrey Scott Ford Joseph Patrick Ford Krista Sue Ford Paul Thomas Fortunato Pete and Brad learn to cook. Seniors 223 Kimberly Louise Foster Stephen Louis Franchini Jeffrey Stephen Frantz Kellie Ann Frederick Timothy James Fulston Matthew Flint Gabelman Jody Lynn Gahman David Joseph Gardner Jeffrey Thomas Garvin Amy Jo Gettys Derek Michael Goldman Deborah Joan Gorney 224 Seniors Jennifer Marie Gosser Lesley Ann Gray Mrs. Dillon offers a helpful suggestion to Scott. Richard Daniel Greene Suzanne Margaret Grosh Mark Christopher Guitry Maria Elena Gunther Benjamin David Guthrie Lisa Ann Graber Lawrence John Grabinger, Jr. Gina Marie Gray Seniors 225 Jennifer Claire Hagan Amy Elizabeth Hagler Dawn Darlene Haidu Bettie Kay Hall Gale Lynn Hallowell Philip Joel Haney John Christopher Hanley Elizabeth Kathryn Harding Sarah. Susan. Pam and Marci pose for the photographer in the Senior Hall Brian James Harsh Paul Douglas Harton 226 Seniors Michele Lyn Helmick Timothy Ray Henson John Anthony Hendrickson Eric Blythe Hershberger Jack Marshall Hill Physics is always a fun class! Amy Beth Hinrichs Seniors 22 7 Jill Marie Hitt Jane Elizabeth Hobart Richard Scott Hobart John K. Hoener Christopher Edward Hollinger Jennifer Lynn Hooper Joellen Kathryn Hoppes Mayumi Horiguchi Rine Matthew Horton Kristina Joelle Howes Angela Lee Howett Cheryl Lynn Hubbard 228 Seniors Roger Paul Huffman Michael Douglas Hughes Daniel Welty Hugus Hayden John Humphrey Marianne Hyland Kelly Ann Immel Tuula Leena Maria Immonen Ismail Mahmoud Ismail Seniors 229 Bradley Lane James Peter Douglas James Kristi Leigh Jendry Bradley Scott Jester Shahnaz Ara Joarder Lars Christopher Johnson Dana Lynn Johnston Michael J.T. Jones Tamara Lynn Jones David Paul Jurkowitz Wendy Kalinowski Todd Aaron Kane 230 Seniors Matthew Henry Karrer John Elliott Katzeman Bradley Stephen Kaufmann Leonard Roy Kemp Beth Eyer Kenyon Edward Thomas Kerbler Kimberly Ann Kerscher Stephen Lloyd Ketter Andrew Benton Kiefner Timothy James Kiihr Jason Jae-weon Kim Paul Kang-Sok Kim 232 Seniors Christina Lynn Kinsey ' - Tracy Lynn Kroeger Randy C. Kirk David Anthony Knapp II m Karen Sue Knezovich Hermann David Knodt Kerry Sue Koch Joseph Edwin Kumler Todd Robert Korn Eric Alan Kuwana Jeffrey Brian Kramer Phillip Charles Lanese Caroline Ingrid Langer Alan Quentin Langhirt Robert Anthony Layne Nancy Paula Lazar Paul Wesley Linder Eugene Yu-Jen Liu Steven Wayne Locklear Robert James Long Sarah and Larry try to utilize their drawing skills. Douglas Edward Loyer Luke Robert Lumsden Lisa Carol Lydens Tracy Linette Main Suzanne Gabrielle Maliszewski Hilary Sylvia Malspeis 234 Seniors Bernardo da Veiga Mandelert David Barr Marcus Michael Anthony Marrocco Kristine Sieglinde Martin Lisa Jill Martin Molly Ann Martin Jeffrey Adam Mason Sarah Anthony Mathews Susan Marie Mathews Bill and Eric head for home Kyle Lee Matlack Seniors 235 Mark Thomas McCalla Jonathan Stewart McCaughan Patricia Anne McCoy Troy Anthony McDonald Todd Edward McElmurray Lisa McFadden Todd Bruce McFarland Joel Curtis McGee 236 Senkxs Adam Bruce McKinley Paul Norman McKissick Jennifer McLaughlin Marci Sue McNaghten Julie Ann McQuaide David John Mechling Karen Eileen Meeks Nora Marie Merhar Ned Kristin. Shannon. Gina, and Karen take a break from studying. John Frederick Metz Melanie Carole Miller Seniors 237 Pamela Jo Miller Paul Bryan Miller Penny Sue Miller Laurence John Mily Jr. Mark Wayne Mitchell Julie Ann Mong Patricia Cecilia Miskinis Becky can't believe we took her picture! Beth Kameko Miyashiro Liz Fazela Mohammed Linda Marie Moody 238 Seniors Suzanne Marie Morneau Annamarie Morris Vicki celebrates being done with another school day. Scott Campbell Musgrove Michael Charles Myers Sharon Ann Myers Sonja Dee Napier Seniors 239 240 Seniors r Kimberly Kay Newman Dao Quang Nguyen Hitoko Niwa Deborah Sue Noel Nan April Navarro Edward John Nerone Senior guys have fun in the halls Noreen Ann Nelson Nicole Neswadi Nicole Guagenti Noll Martin Blair Norris Michael Russell Norris Katherine Grace O’Dair Heidi Marie Orrick Gina Elizabeth Ottolenghi Glenda Cynthia Oury Dale Keith Ouzts. Jr. Seniors 241 Valerie Lee Owen Cynthia Brahm Owens Jeffrey Andrew Owens Jocelyn Phillis Palmer Amy Elizabeth Parsons Kimberly Ann Pati Sarah Woodward Paul Steven Scott Paul Kyle Johnston Pees Brian Catlin Peticolas Elizabeth Margaret Petree Kathleen M. Pfriem 242 Seniors Andrew James Picken Katharine Dorsey Pindell James Everett Pinkham Laura Lynne Pinkham Kara Ann Pittman Lawrance Edward Plotnick Scott Prederick Popelar Beth Ann Pozzini Seniors 243 Ronald A. Ramey Brigette Joann Raymond Meggin Ann Reese Carol Beth Reifsteck Lori Elizabeth Remy David Jude Renz Adam Root Richards David Riebel 244 SeniOfS Seniors 245 Tracy Michelle Ritter Jill Lenox Robertson Robert Jones Rogers Daniel Edward Rubin Joseph F. Roderick William Darr Routzong Carl Wayne Robinson Paul Halsted Robinson Jonathan Davis Rompel David George Rouselle Donald Gregory Ruck Sheila Marie Ruda Juddson Lederman Rupp Bridget Marie Russell Michi Sakoda Satoshi Sakurai Theresa Lynne Salvino Adam Doelker Santelli Edward Wescot Sarle Douglas Anthony Savage Leesa Marleen Schaadt Melissa Ann Schaer Judith Ann Schaffer Becky Ann Schimmoller 246 Seniors Sheryl Ann Schlater Lars John Frederick Schmidt Martha Louise Schmidt Laura Marie Schmitt Kelly Ann Schorr Dave gives the photographer a sly smile Christine Marie Schoenherr Gregory Fred Schwab David Howard Schwarz Jean Marie Scott Patrick Michael Scott Seniors 24 7 William Tracy Simmons Steven Randall Sims Ned Thomas Skinner Kathryn Ellen Smith 248 Seniors Shari Renee Spellacy Michael Lewis Spradling Kym Ann Sredinski Victoria Elene Sredinski Seniors 249 Michele Christine St. Pierre Bruce Alan Stahl Donna Marie Stehle Susan Jane Steinman Mary Elizabeth Steisslinger Amy Dyan Strapp Jane Elizabeth Steitz William Thomas Stephenitch Gordon Wayne Stewart Scott Allen Streets Mark TRIES to work diligently! 250 Seniors Kathleen Marie Tehan Lisa Ann Tennant Robin Rose Tettenhorst Gus Andrew Thomas Senkxs 251 Robert Wendell Thomas Steven Andrew Thompson Blythe Grace Thomson Bradley Scott Tolly Sally has her doubts Marion Rachelle Tomei John Huston Toppari Michelle Lynne Tordoff Rebecca Lawrence Trelease Bonnie Lynn Tumulty Keith Douglas Tupa 252 Seniors Paul Francis Turner Richard Blythe Uldricks Royce Alan Vagnier Cynthia Claire Van Buren Arthur Emmet Varner Linda Cecelia Vernier Cynthia Jo Vickers Mark Anthony Villavicencio Michael Vincenti Paula Denise Volz Wendy Jeannine Wahtola Michael Todd Wallace Seniors 253 Edward Joseph Walsh III Jeffery Alan Watson John Chung-Shung Wang Judy Ying-Jen Wang John Joseph Ward Leigh Anne Ward Todd Douglas Watson Jason Wendelin Weisgerber Jennifer Lyn Weislogel Daniel T. Weisner Bradley Alan Wentz Janet Elizabeth Whinery 254 Seniors. Jeffrey John Williams Brian Patrick White Dana Richard Whitlock Jacqueline Leigh Williams Amy Elizabeth Wink Victoria Ann Wise John Bruce Wogaman Coleman Lee Wolf Jill Ann Wolfram Lai Sze Wong Lan Sze Wong Amy Louise Woodring Seniors 255 Stephanie Ruth Workman Elizabeth Ellen Wright Jacqueline Noel Wursta Michelle Christine Wursta Catherine Diane Zarkos James Craig Zeid Andrew Edwin Zweizig Looking cool. Keith! 256 Seniors SHERRY ALEXANDER LYNNE ABERNATHY Ski Club 9. 10; Base- ball Club 9. 10. 11; Basketball Club 9. 10; Soccer Club 10. 11; Soccer 10; Lacrosse 9. 10. 11. 12; Powder Puff 11. 12; Cardinal Club 10. 11. JANET ADAMS Band 9. 10. 11; Marching Band 9. 10. 11; COE 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12. ANDY AFFELDT Golf 9. 10. 11. TAMARA ALBERT TODD ALEXANDER Track 9. 10; Football 9. 10; Office Worker 10. 11. 12. JAMES ALLEN Student Council 9; Back- packing Club 9; Swim Team 9. 10. 11, 12. SEAN ALLEN SHELLI ALLEN RACHEL ALTER MISSY AMICO Lacrosse 9. 10. BRAD ANDERSON CHRIS ANDERSON Soccer 9. 10; Tennis 9. 10. 11; Cross Country 11, 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Northeast Career Center. JILL ANDERSON TODD ANDERSON MARTINE ANSINGH JULIA APPEL TRACY ATKINSON Swim Team 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt.); Swim Club 9, 10. 12. KRISTIN BAKER Lacrosse 9. 10; Lacrosse Club 9; Ski Club 9, 10; Student Council 10; Spanish NHS 10. 11; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; Fall Play 10. 11; Children’s Play 10; Thespians 11, 12; Operetta 11; Basketball Club 11, 12; Treble Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; WFSI-Northwest 11; WFSI- Southwest 12; WFSI Club 11. 12; Baseball Club 11; Track Club 12; Track Stat 12; NHS 11. 12 (Secretary ); Spanish Club 12. TAMMY BAROWAY LISA BARRONI SHANTA BARUA Cardinal Club 10. 11. 12 (Vice-President); Basketball Club 10. 11. 12; Baseball Club 10. 11. 12; Baseball Stat 1(L 11; Prom Committee 11; Powder Puff if. 12; Office Worker 10. 11; NHS 12; Choir 10. 11. DICK BASOM MICHAEL BASSANI Lacrosse 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt.); Phoenix 11,12 (Sports Edi- tor); NHS 11. 12; Student Council 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. CRAIG BATEMAN LAURA BATES BARRY BAUER BETH BAUR NHS 11. 12; Diving Team 9. 10. 11, 12 (Captain 10. 11. 12); Basketball Club 11. 12; Cardinal Club 9, 10; Baseball Club 10; Ski Club 11; Student Council 9; Academic Honors 10. 11, 12; Powder Puff 11. 12. KATHY BECKMAN DENISE BEGEMAN Senior Index GREGORY BELGER TAMMY BELL Ski Club 9. 10. 11. DEBBIE BELSKIE Thespians 9. 10. 11. 12; Choir 9. 10; Fall Play 9. 10. 12; Operetta 9. 10; Children’s Play 9. 10. 12; Yearbook 9 (Underclass Editor.); Fort Hayes Theatre 11. 12; Student Council 9; Forensics 9. 10. 11 (Vice-President) 12. KAREN BELT Choir 9, 10; Girl’s Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12 (Section Leader ); Operetta 10. 11. 12; Stage Band 11. 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12. JEFF BENADUM Swim Team 12. BRIAN BENSON Golf 9; Tennis 9; Cross Country 11, 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; Latin Club 11. LARRY BETTS LAURA BIRKHIMER Girls Choir 9; Volley- ball 9 (Varsity.); Track 9 (Varsity.); Mixed Choir 10; Jazz Ensemble 10; Fall Play 11, 12; Children’s Play 11; Track Club 11; Rus- sian Club 11. MARY BISCHOFF Ski Club 10. CURTIS BIXEL MICHAEL BLACKBURN SALLY BLACKFORD Ski Club 9; Soccer Club 9. 10 (Secretary.); Lacrosse Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Lacrosse Stat 9. 10. 11. 12; Phoenix Staff 12 (Managing Editor) Senior Issue (Managing Editor); Student Council 12. JUDY BLACKMORE Choir 9. 10. 12; Girl’s Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Interna- tional Club 12 (Vice-President); NHS 11. 12; Fall Play 11, 12; Musical 10. 11. 12; Children’s Play 11; Thespians 11, 12; State Mock Trial Competition 12; State Thespian Contest 11. KEENAN BLANKE CATHY BOARDMAN CHRIS BOBBITT Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Latin Club 11. 12 (President); Ski Club 9; Boy’s Volleyball 12; Archeology Club 11; Backpacking Club 9. 10; Lacrosse 11, 12; Wrestling 10. 11. ANN BOGENRIEF French Exchange 11. JANE BOGG Field Hockey 9. 10; Netball 9. 10; Dance Club 10. JIM BOLEN SUSAN BOOTH EMILY BORUS SARAH BOSSE Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12 (Cabinet Officer); Ski Club 9; Baseball Club 9. 10; Cardinal Club 10. 11. 12; Bas- ketball Club 10. 11; Lacrosse 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Prom Committee 11 (Chair- man of Chaperones); Homecoming Float Chairman 10; Powder Puff 11. 12; TWKB 12. NICK BOWERS Band 9. 10; Marching Band 9; Cross Country 10. 11; Latin Club 11. SARAH BOWERS Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Gymnastics Club 10. 11 (Vice-Pres ); Pow- der Puff 11, 12; Latin Club 11. KELLY BOWMAN SUSAN BROCK THOMAS BROOKS LAURA BROWN MARK BROWN Ski Club 9, 10. 12; Year- book 11. 12 (Editor-in-Chief.); French Ex- change 11; Mock Trials 12. PAUL BROWN Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Dixieland Band 12 (Leader ); Pep Band 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 10; Stage Band 12; Symphonic Band 10. 11, 12; Operetta 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. ERIC BRUNSKILL TAD BUFORD Yearbook 12. STEVE BUGHER JENNIFER BUNNER KAREN BURCH Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Master 11. 12; Academic Honors 10. Hi 12; NHS 11. 12; WFSI-Northwest 11; WFSI Club 11; WFSI-Grand Cayman 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Cardinal Club 12- Span- ish Club 12 (Secretary.); Mock Trials 12. JEFF BURK JULIE BURRELL KIRA BUSCH Ski Club 9. 10; Soccer Club 9. 10. MATT CAHALL WHITNEY CALPIN TAMMY CALVEY PAMELA CARD Swim Team 9. 10. 11; Class Secretary 9. 10; Student Council 12; Lacrosse Club 11; Prom Committee 11; Soccer Club 12; Lacrosse Stat 12. PAUL CARNEY KEITH CAROTHERS PETER CHACE DAVID CHAPPELL BETH CHERWINSKI Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Wrestling Club 10; Basketball Club 11; Cardinal Club 12; Powder Puff 11. 12; Prom Committee 11. PETER CHON LYNN CHRVALA Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12; German Club 12. KEVIN CHURCH Ski Club 9; Academic Honors 10. 11; Spanish Club 11, 12 (Presi- dent.); Spanish NHS 12; NHS 12. Camp- Ohio 11. 12; Mock Trials 12. ANDREA CLAPP Drill Team 9. 10. 11. 12 (lieutenant); Cardinal Club 10, 11, 12; Phoenix Staff 11. ANN MARIE CLAPP Softball 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 11; Homecoming Decorations Committee 11. LEAH CLAY JENNIFER CLEMENT MELANIE CLINGER Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10. 12: NHS 12. 258 SerMOf Index PAUL COLEMAN BUTCH COLLINS Children’s Play 10; Fall Play 11; Musical 10, 11. 12; Band 9. 10. 11. JIM COLLINS JIM COLLVER Tennis 9. 11. 12. LISA CONGROVE ROBERTO CONTRERAS CHRIS COOPER DEBORAH COTTER Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captain.); Soccer Club 11. 12; Wrestling Club 11. 12 (Vice-President ); Basketball Club 10; Track 9; FFA 9. PATRICK COTTRELL MARTHA COULSON JEFF CRAMER Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Track 12. TAMMI CRAWFORD ROBIN CRISPIN Field Hockey 10. 11; Baseball Club 9, 10, 11; Basketball Stat 12; Basketball Club 10. 11. 12 (Treasurer); Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Soccer Club 12; Aca- demic Honors 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Latin Club 11. DOUGLAS CRON JOHN CSILLAG JERI CURRY WILLIAM CURRY Talent Show 9. 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11; Choir 9. 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Fall Play 10. 11. 12; Musical 11. 12; Thespians 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10; Symphonic Band 11. 12; Photography Club 10; Who’s Who among American High School Stu- dents 11. 12; Phoenix Photographer 10. 11, 12; Phoenix Staff 10. (Photo Editor.) 11. 12; Yearbook Photographer 10; Inter- mural Softball 11. JAMES CUTHBERT Russian Club 9. 10. 11; WFSI 12; Backpacking Club 12. MICHAEL DAGEFOERDE GUY DANNER Yearbook Photographer 10. 11. 12 (Head Photographer.) KRISTIN DAUM Track 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co- Captain.); Baseball Club 10. 12; Cardinal Club 11. 12 (Treasurer ); Basketball Club 11; Wrestling Club 10. SCOTT DAVID LISA DAVIDSON BILL DAVIS Wrestling 9. 10. 11; Football 9. 10. 11. 12. ELIZABETH DAVIS Drill Team 9. 10; Marching Band 11, 12; Cardinal Club 10. 11, 12; Track Club 11; Thespians 10. 11, 12; Fall Play 10. 11. 12; Musical 9. 10. 11; Children’s Play 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Prom Committee Chairman 11; Sym- phonic Band 11. 12; Honor Thespian 12. KELLY DAVIS Swim Team 9. 10. 11. 12. WILLIAM DAVIS MICHAEL DEAGLE Swim Team 9. 10; Div- ing Team 9. 10. 12; Spanish Club 10; Camp Counseling 11. STEVEN DECKER Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12; Pit Orchestra 10. 11; NHS 12; Chess Club 12 (Vice-President); Forensics 12; ln-the- Know Team 12. KATIE DEEP VINCE DEFRANCISCO Gymnastics 9. 10. 11; Track 9; Student Council 11. KRISTIE DEMAREE Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captain.); Soccer Club 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10; Basketball Club 10. 11; Baseball Club 10. MARY DEMARIA MEGAN DEMKO Cheerleading 9. 10; Gym- nastics 9. 10; Lacrosse 9. 10. 11. 12; Car- dinal Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Club 9. 10; Baseball Club 9; Soccer Club 9. 10. 11; Student Council 12; Ski Club 9. 10. ELIZABETH DEMOTT MICHAEL DEMUTH STEVE DETLOR TIM DEWITT Wrestling 9. 10. 11. LISA DIBARI CARRIE DIEHL CHRIS DIEHL REBECCA DIENER FRANK DIMARCO SANDRA DIXON Northeast Career Center 11. 12; FFA Club 11. 12. TRACEY DODD Volleyball 9. 11; Softball 10. 11; Spanish Club 9. 10. PAUL A. DOLAN Football 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captain.); NHS 11. 12; Spanish NHS 11. 12. PAUL W. DOLAN SCOTT DONNELLY MARIE DONOVAN French Exchange 11. COLLEEN DOODY STEVE D’OOGE MIKE DORN Band 9; Marching Band 9; Chorus 10; Backpacking Club 10; Writer- spatch 11; Russian Club 10. 11, 12; WFSI Club 10. 11, 12; ln-the-Know Team 11. 12. LORI DORSCH Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Powder Puff 11. 12. KIM DOUCHER French Club 9. Softball 10; Thespians 10, 11. 12; Powder Puff 11, 12; Choir 9. 10; Ensemble 11. 12. MAUREEN DOWD Soccer 9; Girl’s Ensem- ble 12; Mock Trials 12; Operetta 12. ROSHUN DRINKARD CHRIS DUFF BETH EDWARDS KIMBERLY EDWARDS Softball 9; BasebaJ Club 9; Basketball Club 10. 12; Ski Club 9, 10. 11. KEVIN EGAN ROBERT EGAN DON EGER KIM EJZAK Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12; Drill Team 11, 12; Ski Club 10. KAREN EMERY Basketball 9. 10. 11; Soc- cer 9. 10, 11. 12; Track 9. 10; Cross Coun- try 10; Wrestling Club 11; NHS 11. 12. DAN ERSLEY CHARLINE EVANS Tennis 9. 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 12. KEITH EVANS SHARON EVANS CHRISTINE EXLEY ROBERT FABER MARK FARMER LISA FELDMANN Basketball Club 9. 10; Ski Club 9. 10; Writerspatch 11. 12; Soft- ball 10. KAREN FERGUSON Cheerleading 10; Soccer Club 9. 10 (Secretary.O. 11. 12 (President ); Cardinal Club 10; Lacrosse 11; Ski Club 9. MATTHEW FERKO Soccer 9. 10; Baseball 9. 10, 11. 12; Swim Team 9. 10. 11, 12; Student Council 9 (Secretary.). 12; NHS 12. ERIC FICKAS KAREN FINNELL Baseball Club 9. 10. 11; Basketball Club 9. 10; Wrestling Club 10. 11; Softball 9. 10. ELLEN FIORENTINO JIM FISCHER CLAIRE FLEMING Student Council 10. 11. 12 (President.); Class Officer 10. 11 (Trea- surer.); Lacrosse 10. 11. 12 (Captain.); Field Hockey 11, 12 (Captain.); Tennis 9. 10; Diving Team 9. 10; Track 9; Choir 9. 10, 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Musical 11; NHS 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Forensics 9; Powder Puff 11, 12; FCA 10. Yearbook 10; Tennis Club 10; WFSI-Bahamas 10. JACK FLORENCE NICOLE FOLIANO Lacrosse 9. 10. 11. JEFF FORD Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Latin Club 11; Mock Trials 11; Wrestling 12 JOE FORD KRISTA FORD Gymnastics 9. 10. 11, 12 (Co-Captain ); Powder Puff 11 PAUL FORTUNATO KIM FOSTER STEPHEN FRANCHINI JEFF FRANTZ KELLIE FREDERICK Cheerleading 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball Club 9; Cardinal Club 9. 10. 11; Basketball Club 9. 10. 11; Lacrosse 9; Boy’s Lacrosse Stat 10. 11 TIMOTHY FULSTON MATT GABELMAN Basketball 9; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co- Captain.); NHS 11. 12; Lacrosse 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 10. 11. 12; Student Council 11. 12; TWCP 12 JODY GAHMAN Student Council 9; Soccer 9; Musical 9; Children’s Play 9; Spring Fling Committee 9; Choir 9. 10; Fall Play 9,10, 11; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Drill Team 10; Cardinal Club 10; Thespians 10. 11. 12; Track Club 10. 11. 12 (Vice-President ); WFSI-Bahamas 11. WFSI-Grand Cayman 12; Chemistry Club 12 (President ); Mock Trials 12 DAVID GARDNER BOB GARRETT JEFF GARVIN AMY GETTYS LAURIE GIBBS CLAY GINTHER ROBERT GLEASON DEREK GOLDMAN Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Photography Club 9 Softball 11; Yearbook Senior Index 259 Photographer 10; Academic Honors 10, 11. 12; NHS 11. 12. DEBBIE GORNEY NHS 11. 12; Spanish NHS 10. 11, 12; Chairman of A.P. Home- coming Roat 12. JENNIFER GOSSER Ski Club 12; Soccer Club 11. 12 (Treasurer.); Basketball Club 10. 11; Baseball 10. 11; Track Club 11; Powder Puff 11. LISA GRABER French Club 9; Choir 10. 11; Basketball Club 10. 11. 12; Baseball Club 10. 11. 12; Cardinal Club 10. 11. 12 (President ); Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Baseball Stat 10. 11. 12; Wrestling Club 12; Office Worker 10, 11. LARRY GRABINGER GINA GRAY LESLEY GRAY Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Tennis Club 10; Basketball Club 11; French Ex- change 11; Prom Committee 11; Soccer Club 12; Writerspatch 12; Phoenix 12. RICHARD GREENE Student Council 9. 10. 11; Choir 9. 10. 11; Mixed Ensemble 11. 12; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Dixieland Band 11. 12; Operetta 10. 11, 12; Thespi- ans 11. 12; APOWER 9. 10. 11 (Presi- dent.). 12; Archeology Club 11, 12; Ger- man Club 10; Volleyball 12; Writerspatch 11. 12; International Club 12. Phoenix 10, 12; Talent Show 9. 10. 12; Softball 11; Gymnastics 10; Mascot (Cardinal) 11, 12; Powder Puff Cheerleader 12; Sam Cam- mode The 4 Rushers (Sam). SUZANNE GROSH Ski Club 9; Baseball Club 11; Basketball Club 12; Student Council 10. MARK GUITRY MARIA GUNTHER BEN GUTHRIE JENNIFER HAGAN AMY HAGLER DAWN HAIDU BETTIE KAY HALL GALE HALLOWELL Ski Club 12; NHS 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; Writerspatch 12; Softball 9; Swim Team 9. 10; Football Stat 11. 12; French Club 9. PHIL HANEY Baseball 9; Basketball 9; La- crosse 11, 12; Operetta 10. 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 11. 12; Choir 10. 12; NHS 12. JOHN HANLEY ELIZABETH HARDING Student Council 9, 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co- Captain.); Class Vice-President 11, 12; Baseball Club 9; Cardinal Club 10; Basket- ball Club 10 (Secretary.), 11 Treasurer: NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. BRIAN HARSH PAUL HARTON JEFF HARVEY VIKKI HATFIELD JENNIFER HAVENS Academic Honors 10, 11. 12; Yearbook 10; Basketball Club 10; Soccer Club 10; Latin Club 11; Mock Trials 12. ZOE HEIMDAL JUDY HEINBAUGH Mixed Choir 9. 10. 11, 12; Girl’s Ensemble 12; Opperetta 10, 11, 12. MICHELE HELMICK ALLYSON HELMRATH JOHN HENDRICKSON JIM HENSON TIM HENSON ERIC HERSHBERGER TINA HIGGINS JACK HILL Baseball 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12. AMY HINRICHS JILL HITT Field Hockey 9, 10, 11. 12; Bas- ketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Softball 11. 12; NHS 11. JANE HOBART Baseball Club 10; Cardinal Club 10. 11. 13; Prom Chairman 11; NHS 12; Ski Club 10. 11; Powder Puff 11. 12. RICK HOBART Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12. JACK HOERNER CHRIS HOLLINGER Phoenix 12; Aca- demic Honors 10. 11. 12; Stage Band 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Dixieland Band 11. 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Operetta 10. 11. 12. JENNIFER HOOPER Drill Team 9; Volley- ball 9. 10; Yearbook Events Editor 11. 12; FHA 10. JODY HOPPES Wrestling Club 10. 11; Baseball Club 11. Cardinal Club 12; Bas- ketball Club 12; Academic Honors 10, 11. MAYUMI HORIGUCHI RINE HORTON SCOTT HOULTON KRISTINA HOWES ANGELA HOWETT CHERYL HUBBARD LISKA HUDYK MICHAEL HUFF ROGER HUFFMAN MIKE HUGHES Golf 9. 10. 11. 12. DAN HUGUS Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 12. HAYDEN HUMPHREY MARIANNE HYLAND KELLY IMMEL Baseball Club 9 (Treasur- er.); Lacrosse Club 9. 10. 11; Lacrosse Team 9. 10. 11; Basketball Club 12. TUULA IMMON Ski Club 12. ISMAIL ISMAIL MARK IRVJNE BRAD JAMES PETER JAMES KRISITI JENDRY LENA JENKINSON BRAD JESTER Football 9; Basketball 9; Ski Club 10. 11; Latin Club 11; Lacrosse 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captaon.); TWCP 12. SHAHNAZ JOARDER Forensics 12; Wri- terspatch 12; NHS 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12. REBECCA JABLONICKY PIA JOHANSSON LARS JOHNSON DANA JOHNSTON Cheerleader 9. 10. 12; Wrestling Club 9. 10; Cardinal Club 10; Mock Trials 12. MICHAEL JONES Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12 ALL OCC FIRST TEAM. TAMI JONES Ski Club 9. 10. 11; NHS 12; Cardinal Club 12; Wrestling Club 10; Prom Decorating Committee 11; Powder Puff 11, 12. DAVID JURKOWITZ JODI KAEPPNER DAWN KALB WENDY KALINOWSKI Cheerleader 10 (Captain.), 11, 12 (Captain.); Tennis 9. 11. 12 (Varsity ); Cardinal Club 10; NHS 12. TODD KANE MATT KARRER JOHN KATZEMAN BRADLEY KAUFMANN LEN KEMP BETH KENYON EDWARD KERBLER KIM KERSCHER STEVE KETTER ANDREW KIEFNER TIM KIIHR JASON KIM Yearbook 9; Photography Club 11; Tennis 11; Ski Club 12. PAUL KIM Forensics Team 10; Latin Club 11; Ski Club 12; Academic Honors 10, 11. 12. MICHAEL KING CHRISTINA KINSEY Majorette 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10; Soccer Club 12; Russian Club 11. 12; Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12. RANDY KIRK DAVID KNAPP KAREN KNEZOVICH DAVID KNODT KERRY KOCH DAVID KONCELIK TINA KORBEL TODD KORN Student Council 9; Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9 (Co-Captaon.), 10. 11. 12. JEFFREY KRAMER ERIK KREINBRING TRACY KROEGER DAN KROHN JOE KUMLER Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12. ERIC KUWANA Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12 (Vice-President); Gymnastics 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Soccer 9; NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Russian Club 11. 12; Phoenix 12 (Sports Editor.); Worthington Communi- ty Coordinating Board 10. 11, 12; Free- doms Foundation National Youth Leader- ship Conference 11; Orchestra 9. 10, 11. MARK LAMBERT PHIL LANESE CAROLINE LANGER Marching Band 9, 10. 11; German Club 9. 10. 11; Russian Club 10; Gymnastics Club 11; Drama Club 9; Forensics 10; WFSI 12; Track Club 12. ALAN LANGHIRT RICHARD LANGSTAFF 260 Senior Index TONY LAYNE NANCY LAZAR SILENE LEIBOWITZ JAMES LEITZEL Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Strategic Simulations Club 9. 10; Lin- worth Theater 10. JEFF LEPORE JAMES LETIZIA AMY LEWIS PAUL LINDER EUGENE LIU Debate Team 9. 10. 11; Or- chestra 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Mock Trials 12; State Mock Trial Competition 12. SHAWN LOCKETT STEVE LOCKLEAR BOB LONG Yearbook Staff 12. MIKE LOTAS PETER LOTHES Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Lacrosse 9. 10. 11; Basketball 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Phoenix 12 (Photography Editor.); Latin Club 10; Student Council 9. 10; Photography Club 9. 10. KELLY LOWE DOUG LOYER LUKE LUMSDEN LISA LYDENS Field Hockey 11. 12; La- crosse Stat 12; NHS 12; Powder Puff 11. 12; TWKB 12; Ski Club 9; Baseball Club 9. 10. 11. 12 (Treasurer ); Student Council 10. 11. 12 (Recorder ); Student Council Elections Chairman 11; Prom Committee Chairman 11; Cardinal Club 11; Basketball Club 10. 11. TRACY MAIN SUZANNE MALISZEWSKI HILARY MALSPEIS Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12. BERNARDO MANDELERT DAVE MARCUS MICHAEL MARROCCO KRISTINE MARTIN Baseball Club 10; La- crosse 10. 11; Majorette 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 12. LISA MARTIN NHS 12; Operetta 1C. 11. 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Treble Ensemble 11; Basketball Club 10; Cardinal Club 12. SHERRY MATHIS MOLLY MARTIN JEFF MASON Football 9. 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. DANA MASTERS SARAH MATHEWS Phoenix 11 (Editor-in- Chief.). 12 (Executive Editor.); French Ex- change 11; Tennis Team 10; Basketball Club 10. 11; Baseball Club 10. 11; Ski Club 9. 12; Student Council 12. SUSAN MATHEWS Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12 (President ); Concert Band 9. 10; Symphonic Band 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Thespians 11. 12; Russian Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Fall Play 11. 12; Musical 11; Chil- dren’s Play 10. 11; NHS 12. KYLE MATLACK DAVID MATTHEWS JENNIFER MATTHEWS TIM MATTOX Lacrosse 10. 11. 12; Basket- ball 9. 10; NHS 11. 12; Latin Club 11 (President ); Student Council 11. 12; Mock Trials 12. KATHLEEN MCCABE Tennis 10. 11; Ten- nis Club 10. 12; Writerspatch 10. 11; Camp Enterprise 11; Forensics 11,12 (Vice-Presi- dent.); Newcommer’s Club 12 (Secretary.); NHS 11. 12; Baccalaureate Planning Com- mittee 12. MARK MCCALLA JONATHON MCCAUGHAN USI MCCOURT TRICIA MCCOY Drill Team 9. 10. 11 (Offi- cer.); All American High School Drill Team 11, 12; Cardinal Club 9. 10; Baseball Club 12; Orchestra 9. 10; Powder Puff 12; TWKB 12. TROY MCDONALD TODD MCELMURRAY Baseball 9. LISA MCFADDEN TODD MCFARLAND Basketball 9; Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12. JOEL MCGEE ADAM MCKINLEY PAUL MCKISSICK JENNY MCLAUGHLIN MARCI MCNAGHTEN Student Council 12; Class Secretary 9. 10. 11; Basketball Club 9. 10. 11. 12 (Secretary.); Basketball Stat 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Russian Club 11, 12; Tennis 10 (Co-Captain JV.); Soccer Club 11. 12; Hugh O’Brien Youth Leader- ship Seminar 10; Buckeye Giels State 11; Phoenix 11. 12 (Managing Editor.); Writer- spatch 12; Academic Honors 10. 11, 12; Martin Essex School 12; Camp Enterprise 11. JULIE MCQUAIDE Band 9; Basketball Club 10. 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Baseball Club 10. 11 (Treasurer.); Spanish Club 12 (Vice- President.); Powder Puff 11; Soccer Club 11. 12. DAVID MECHLING Ski Club 10; Yearbook Photographer 11; Children’s Play 12; Mock Trials 12. KAREN MEEKS Tennis 9. 10 (Varsity.); Op- eretta 11; Newcomers Club 11. 12 (Trea- surer.); Ski Club 11. 12; Powder Puff 11. 12; Lacrosse 11; International Club 12; AFS-Japan 12. NORA MERHAR JOHN METZ Ski Club 9. 10; Football 11. MELANIE MILLER PAMELA MILLER PAUL MILLER Football 11. 12; FCA 12 (Vice-President.); Writerspatch 11. 12. PENNY MILLER LARRY MILY PATTI MISKINIS Field Hockey 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12 (Treasurer.); Soccer Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball Club 10. 11. 12; Basketball Stat 12; German Club 9. MARK MITCHELL BETH MIYASHIRO FAZELA MOHAMMED JULIF MONG Student Council 9. 10: Base- ball Club 9; Basketball Club 9; Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Wrestling Club 9. 10; Writerspatch 10; Forensics Team 11; Track 9; Powder Puff 11. MIKE MONTE Cross Country 9. 10; Year- book Photographer 9. 10; Soccer 10. 11. LINDA MOODY SUZANNE MORNEAU ANNA MARIE MORRIS Children’s Play 11; Office Worker 10. 12. SCOTT MORTON DAN MULLANEY BRUCE MUNGER Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 11; Ski Club 9. 10. MATTHEW MUNGER DIRK MURLEY MICHAEL MURPHY Mock Trials 12. SCOTT MUSGROVE PHILIP MUSSER MICHAEL MYERS SHARON MYERS SONJA NAPIER Softball (Varsity.) 9. 10; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Majorette 10 (Head.). 3. 4; FCA 10. 11. 12; Student Council 11; Gymnastics Club 11; Soccer Club 12; Rus- sian Club 11. 12. NAN NAVARRO LORI NEDELL Track 9; Powder Puff 11; Mock Trials 12. NOREEN NELSON Yearbook 11. 12 (Edi- tor-in-Chief.); Ski Club 11. 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; NHS 12. EDWARD NERONE NICOLE NESWADI KIM NEWMAN COE 12; Mock Trials 12. DAO NGUYEN Soccer 9. 10. 11. HITOKO NIWA DEBBIE NOEL Softball 10. 11. 12; Basket- ball Manager 12; Powder Puff 11. 12; Mock Trials 12; Baseball Club 10. 11, 12; Basket- ball Club 10. 11. 12; Cardinal Club 10. 11. 12; Hoecoming Float 9. 11. 12; Prom Com- mittee 11; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. NICOLE NOLL MARTIN NORRIS MICHEAL NORRIS COLLEEN O’CONNELL KATIE O’DAIR Student Council 12; Phoe- nix 11. 12; Tennis 10. 11; Powder Puff 11, 12; Basketball Club 11. 12; Soccer Club 12; Cardinal Club 11; Mock Trials 12. MICHAEL O’HARR A Basketball 9; Ski Club 10. PAUL OKEL French Exchange 11; Inde- pendant Study CAEN. FRANCE 12. CAROLYN O’LEARY Softball 9. 10. 11. 12; Academic Honors 10. 11; Basketball 9; Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Yearbook 9. 11. 12 (Faculty Editor ); German Club 9; WFSI- Southwest 11; Powder Puff 11. 12; Operet- ta 11. Fall Play 9. 11. PETER OLMSTED Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Mock Trials 12. BARBARA O’NEIL Cardinal Cadette 11; Gymnastics Club 11; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12. HEIDI ORRICK Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12; Senior Index 261 Student Council 9. 10. 12; Ski Club 9, 11; Basketball Club 10. 11; Soccer Club 10; Office Worker 9; Powder Puff 11, 12; Boy’s Lacrosse Stat 12; Class Officer 12 (Trea- surer.); Homecoming Attendant 10. GINA OTTOLENGHI GLENDA OURV Softball 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co- Captain); Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12 (Co- Captain); Soccer 9. 10. 11, 12; Powder Puff 11. KEITH OU TS VALFRIF OWF N Softball 9; BaskeHwill 9. FCA 12; Powder Puff 12; Field Hookey 9. 10. 11 (Co Captain ). 12 (Tri Captain ) CYNTHIA OWF NS Basketball Stat 9. 10. 11; Ski Club 9. 10. 11.NHS 11. 12; Choir 9. 10. 12; Girl’s F risernble 1 U Mixe� d f nsem ble 12. Operetta 12; Student Council 9. Academic Honors 10. 11. 12 JFFF OWF NS Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; I a crosse 9. 10. 11. 12 JOCFl YN PAI Ml R Wrestling Club 10. 11. 12 (President ); Ski Club 10. 11; NHS 11. 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12. AMY PARSONS Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12 (Captain ); Basketball 9; Softball 9. 10; French Exchange 11. KIM PATI SARAH PAUL STEVE PAUL Backpacking Club 9. 10. 11; WFSI-Northwest 11. KYLE PEES BRIAN PETICOLAS Swim Team 9. 10. 11. 12. BETH PETREE KATHY PETRIE KATHLEEN PFRIEM Basketball Stat 9; Baseball Club 9; Soccer 10; Gymnastics 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captain.). ANDREW PICKEN Basketball 9; Lacrosse 9. 10. 11. 12; Russian Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Lacrosse Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Presi- dent 9. 10. 12; Student Council 11; NHS 11. 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12. DORSEY PINDELL JIM PINKHAM LAURA PINKHAM KARA PITTMAN LARRY PLOTNICK WALTER POETKER SCOTT POPELAR BETH POZZINI Ski Club 9. 10; Choir 9. 10; Girl’s Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12; Operetta 10. 11; Track 9; Soccer 12; Base- ball Club 9; Cardinal Club 10. 12; Gymnas- tics Club 11; Powder Puff 11. 12; Basket- ball Stat 9; WFSI Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Stu- dent Council 9; Homecoming Committee 10. DEANNA PUTZ Swim Team 9. 10. 11; WFSI-Bahamas 11; Ski Club 9. 10. KATHY QUERTINMONT LEE RAINEY Soccer Club 9; Baseball Club 9. 11. 12 (Secretary.); Baseball Stat 9. 10. 11; Ski Club 10; Gymnastics Club 11; Gym- nastics Stat 11; Powder Puff 11. 12; Bas- ketball Club 12; Student Council 12. DAVID RALLEY Photography Club 11 (President.); WFSI 11; Volleyball Club 12; NHS 12. RONALD RAMEY Phoenix 11 (Photo Edi- tor.). BRIGETTE RAYMOND Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 11; Baseball Club 10. 11. MEGGIN REESE MANDY REID BETH REIFSTECK LORI REMY DAVID RENZ (Soccer Team 9; Wrestling 9. 10. 11; Ski Club 12; Mock Trials 12. ADAM RICHARDS RUSSELL RICHARDSON FRAN RIDOLFO DAVID RIEBEL Marching Band 9. 10. 11; Fall Play 11; APOWER 9. 10; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 12; NHS 11. 12; Mock Trials 11; Pheonix 12; Cardinal Mas- cot 11; Camp-Ohio 11; WFSI-Northwest 10. TRACY RITTFR Basketball Stat 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Club 9. 10 (Vice-Pres ). 11 (President ). 1? (President ); Cardinal Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball Club 10. 11 (Secre- tary). 12 (Vice President ); Tennis 11 (JV ). 12 (Varsity ); Student Council 9. 11; Class Vice-President 10; Projects Chairman for Student Council 12; Powder Putt 11. 12; Cardinal Queen (Holiday Dance.) 12; Aca- demic Honors 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Buckeye Giels State 11; Who's who among American High School Students 11. 12. Jll I ROBFRTSON Baseball Club 9; Bas- ketball Stat 9; Girls Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 12; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; French Fxchange 12. CARl ROBINSON PAUL ROBINSON JOF RODFRICK ROBFRT ROGFRS JONATHAN ROMPFl Soccer 9. 10. 11; Track 11. 3200 Relay State Meet 12; Phoe- nix 11 (Sports Editor ). 12 (Business Man- ager). ERIC ROSS PATRICIA ROSS DAVID ROUSSELLE BILL ROUTZONG Student Council 9; Foot- ball 9; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10. It. 12; NHS 11. 12. DAN RUBIN Mock Trials 12; State Mock Trials Competition 12; Golf 10; Bowling 9. 10; Newcomer’s Club 11, 12 (Vice-Presi- dent). Spanish NHS 11. 12; NHS 12. GREG RUCK SHEILA RUDA JUDD RUPP NHS 11. 12; Football 9 (Cap- tain.). 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11; Student Council 11. 12; Buckeye Boys State 11 (County Commissioner); Aca- demic Honors 10. 11. BRIDGET RUSSELL SATOSHI SAKURAI THERESA SALVINO Basketball Stat 9; Cardinal Club 10; Football Stat 10. ADAM SANTELLI MICHELLE SARKADI French Club 10. 11; Track 11; Shakespeare Club 10; Foreign Magazine 11; School Newspaper 9. 11; Fall Play 11; School Musical Solo 9. NED SARLE Ski Club 12. DOUG SAVAGE LEESA SCHAADT MELISSA SCHAER JUDY SCHAFFER Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10; Kilbourne Band 9; Symphonic Band 11. 12; Kilbourne Choir 9; Treble Choir 10; Mixed Choir 11, 12; Treble Ensemble 12; Fall Play 9; Children’s Play 9; Cardinal Club 12; APOWER 9. 10. 11; Prom Committee 11. BECKY SCHIMMOLLER SHERRY SCHLATER Cheerleading 9. 10. 11; Cardinal Club 9. 10. 11; Basketball Club 9. 10; Soccer Club 10; NHS 11. 12. LARS SCHMIDT Football 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captain.) NHS 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. MARTHA SCHMIDT Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captain ); Softball 9. 11. 12 (Co- Captain.). LAURA SCHMITT Spanish Club 9. 10. 11; Spanish NHS 9. 10; Ski Club 11. 12; New- comer’s Club 11. CHRIS SCHOENHERR KELLY SCHORR KATHLEEN SCHAER NORA JANE SHEETS GREG SCHWAB Backpacking Club 9. 10, 11. 12; Athletic Trainer 11, 12. DAVID SCHWARZ DAVID SCOTT JEAN SCOTT Volleyball 9. 10 (Co-Cap- tain.); Track 9. 10. 11; Backpacking Club 9. 10; Cardinal Club 12; Student Council 9. 10; FCA 12. PAR SCOTT Golf 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. KAREN SEDOR Thespians 9. 10. 11. 12; Track Club 11. 12; WFSI 12; NHS 12. KENDRA SEITZ Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Manager 11. KIM SEXTON SUSANNE SHARP ZIAD SHIBLAQ DAVE SHIRK Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Stage Band 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; La- crosse 11; Track 12; Cardinal Mascot 11, 12; Mock Trials 12. CINDY SHOCK Concert Band 9; Ski Club 11. 12; Photography Club 11. JAMY SHOEMAKER SHARON SHULTZ STEFAN SIMIC TRACY SIMMONS STEVE SIMS NED SKINNER KATHY SMITH COE 12; Mock Trials 12. LISA SMITH MARIE SMITH SUSAN SMITH Student Council 10. 11. 12 (Secretary.); Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12; 262 Senior Index Lacrosse 9, 10, 11; French Exchange 11; WFSI-Northwest 11; Wrestling Club 10; Basketball Club 10; FCA 10; Ski Club 9; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12; NHS 12. VICKI SMITH Beta Club 9; Pep Club 9. 10; Newcomer's Club 10. 11 (Treasurer.). 12 (President ); Computer Club 10; Football Club 9. 10; Student Council 9. 10; Sopho- more Sorority 10; Office Worker 10. 11. 12; Math Team 9; Softball 9. ADRIENNE SNODGRASS AMEY SNOUFFER Track Club 9. 10. 11. 12; COE 12; APOWER 11; Powder Puff 12. STEPHANIE SNOUFFER Drill Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Cardinal Club 10. 11. 12; Track Club 10. 12 (Secretary ); Fall Play 10; Chil- dren's Play 9; NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Mock Trials 12; Art Shows 11, 12. MATT SOBOLEWSKI Soccer 9. 10. 11 (Co-Captain.), 12 (Captain.); Basketball 9. 10. 11 (Co-Captain ). 12; NHS 11. 12; Rus- sian Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (President.); Stu- dent Council 11. LAMIA SOLIMAN LYNN SPEELMAN SHARI SPELLACY MICHAEL SPRADLING Backpacking Club 10. 11; WFSI-Northwest 10; WFSI-South- west 12; WFSI Club 10. 11. 12; APOWER 11. 12; Mock Trials 12. KYM SREDINSKI VICTORIA SREDINSKI BRUCE STAHL DONNA STEHLE SUSAN STEINMAN Choir 9, 10. 11; Float Committee 11. 12; Powder Puff 11; Base- ball Club 10. 11; Cardinal Club 10. 11. 12 (Secretary.); Wrestling Club 12; Basketball Club 10. 11; Basketball Stat 11. MARY STEISSLINGER Soccer 9. 10; Bas- ketball 9 (Captain.), 10; Lacrosse 11 (JV — Captain.). 12; NHS 11. 12; Cardinal Club 10. 11; Baseball Club 10; Ski Club 10. 11; Student Council 9. 10. 11; Beta Club 12. JANE STEITZ BILL STEPHENITCH GORDIE STEWART MICHAEL STIMMEL MICHELLE ST. PIERRE Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captain.); Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12 (Co-Captain.); Track 9, 10, 11. 12 (Co- Captain); NHS 11. 12 (Vice-President ). AMY STRAPP Field Hockey 9. 10; Basket- ball 9. 11; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Powder Puff 11. 12; Cardinal Club 12; Office Worker 9. 11; COE 12 (President ). SCOTT STREETS ANDREA STROM Drill Team 9. 10. 11. 12 (President.); Track Club 12; International Club 12; Cardinal Club 10. 11; Musical 11; Children’s Play 11; Thespians 11. 12; Girls Ensemble 11; Mixed Ensemble 12. DEANNA SUNDAY • STELLA SUNG Swim Team 9; Pit Orches- tra 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12 (Concert Master ); Writerspatch 10. 11. 12 (Editor.); NHS 11. 12. KEVIN SWABB GREGORY TAYLOR KAREN TAYLOR Swim Team 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Captain.); Swim Club 9. 10. 11, 12; Powder Puff 11. JOE THOMAS KATHLEEN TEHAN Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Club 11. 12; Baseball Club 11; NHS 12; Student Council 12. JEANINE TENNANT LISA TENNANT ROBIN TETTENHORST ANDREW THOMAS ROBERT THOMAS Soccer 9; Track 9. 10. 11; Cross Country 10. 11. 12; Indoor Track 10. 11. 12 STEVEN THOMPSON BLYTHE THOMSON Student Council 9; Yearbook Staff 9; N.J.H.S. 9; Beta Club 10; French Club 10, 11; Soccer Manager 10; Soccer 11 (JV.); Soccer Club 12; Writer- spatch 12 (Assistant Editor.). BRAD TOLLY Football 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co- Captain.); Wrestling 9. 10; Track 9. 10; FCA 10. 12; Student Council 9. 10; Tennis 10. MARION TOMEI Band 9. 10; Basketball Club 11; Baseball Club 11; Soccer Club 11. 12; Powder Puff 11; Spanish Club 12. JOHN TOPPARI MICHELLE TORDOFF Ski Club 9. 10. 11; Soccer Club 11; Baseball Club 11; March- ing Band 10; Majorette 11. 12 (Assistant- Head); Student Council 12. LORI TRELEASE BONNIE TUMULTY KEITH TUPA PAUL TURNER RICHARD ULDRICKS CHERYL TUPPER ROYCE VAGNIER Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11; Thespians 10. 11, 12; NHS 11. 12; French Club 9 (Presi- dent.); Operetta 11. 12. CINDY VANBUREN Kilbourne Band 9; Concert Band 10; Symphonic Band 11. 12. ART VARNER Basketball 9. 10. 12; ln-the- Know 12; NHS 12; Latin Club 11; Rotary Camp Enterprize 11; Academic Honors 10. 11. 12. LINDA VERNIER CINDY VICKERS TONY VILLAVICENCIO MICHAEL VINCENTI PAULA VOLZ JUNE WAGERS WENDY WAHTOLA WFSI-Northwest 9; Ski Club 12; Yearbook 12 (Business Man- ager.); Mock Trials 12; Ohio Mock Trials Competition 12; NHS 12; Academic Hon- ors 10. 11. 12. MICHAEL WALLACE EDWARD WALSH JEFF WALTON JOHN WANG Photography Club 11. 12; International Club 12; Karate Club (Taiwan) 9. JUDY WANG Student Assistant of Market- ing (Taiwan) 10; International Club 12; Photography Club 12. JOHN WARD LEIGH ANNE WARD TODD WATSON BO WEAVER JASON WEISGERBER French Club 9; Ski Club 9; Yearbook Photographer 12. JENNY WEISLOGEL DANIEL WEISNER CHAR WELCH BRAD WENTZ JANET WHINERY BRIAN WHITE ROB WIETERS JEFF WILLIAMS Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Phoenix News Editor 11, 12. JACQUELINE WILLIAMS AMY WINK Cheerleader 9; French Club 9; Cardinal Club 10; Baseball Club 10. 11; Basketball Club 10, 11. 12 (Vice-Presi- dent.); Lacrosse 9. 10; Basketball Stat 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11; Girls Ensemble 12; Musical 11, 12. VICKI WISE Ski Club 9; COE (Treasurer.) 12. JOHN WOGAMAN COLEMAN WOLF Kilbourne Band 9; Con- cert Band 10; Symphonic Band 11, 12 (Bagpipe Section Leader ); Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; WFSI 10. 11. 12; APOWER 9. JILL WOLFROM Swim Team 9. 10. 11; Swim Club 9. 10. 11. ALICE WONG NANCY WONG Track 9. 10. 11. AMY WOODRING STEPHANIE WORKMAN ELIZABETH WRIGHT Student Council 9. 10; Ski Club 9; Drill Team 9. 10. (Lieuten- ant.) 11, 12. Spanish Tutor 12; Spanish NHS 11. 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Cardinal Club 10. 11. 12; NHS 12; Academic Honors 10, 11. 12. JACQUELINE WURSTA MICHELLE WURSTA ROBIN YOST Class President 11; Beta Club 10; Basketball 9. 10. 11; Track 9. 10; Prom Decorating Committee 11; Ski Club 12. JANE YOUNG EMILY ZAKIN SUSAN ZAKIN CATHY ZARKOS Swim Team 9. 10. 11, 12; Spanish NHS 11. 12; Ski Club 12. JAMES ZEID ANDREW ZWEIZIG Senior Index 263 Y K 'U ' A P 265 “Us Them” Is A Success What should we do about them? Did you hear them talk about us? Thoughtful and suspicious 266 A P “Death Of A Salesman” Sends A Message A P 267 Dances Are A Part Of The A.P. 268 A P Dr. Looker and the Fhghtbags rock the A.P. Hey. Zach. does drumming really hurt your elbows? Rich Witherspoon has quick fingers and a stunning cos- tume Brian White jams a solo. Peter Paul is sporting May Day apparel Todd Scheppelrei and the truely unique May Day band A P. 269 May Day Is A Lasting A.P. Tradition Paul Wilkinson displays the Maypole step. Come on let's gel started1 Walkabout The A.P. provides many types of learning exper- iences. Walkabout is one of them. Walkabout is an optional program primarily for seniors who have completed all. or almost all. of their graduation requirements by the end of first semester. It is a period when seniors may investigate possible ca- reer interests or pursue experiences unattainable in a regular high school setting. These seniors locate placements where they may work daily in place of the usual school day. Thus they gain a unique experience and perspective on their inter- est. Seniors do not observe on Walkabout; in- stead. they actively take part in their chosen sub- ject. Walkabout illustrates the A.P.’s ability to pro- vide students with varied learning environments. Hilary Malspeis and Matt Sobolewski — Ohio Historical Muse- um Matt Karrer O S U Archaeology and Geology Department 270 A.P. Expands Horizons A.P. Graduates Tad Buford Chris Cooper Roberto Contreas Larry Grabinger Brian Harsh Matt Karrer Jim Leitzel Bernardo Mandelert Troy McDonald Joel McGee Scott Musgrove Matt Sobolewski Mike Stimmel Andy Thomas John Ward Brian White Tammy Albert Emily Borus Kelly Bowman Tammy Calvey Sharon Evans Ellen Fiorentino Leesa Schaadt Laurie Gibbs Debbie Gorney Maria Gunther Jenny Hagan Vikki Hatfield Zoe Heimdal Cheryl Hubbard Tuula Immonen Pia Johnsson Nancy Lazar Hilary Malspeis Dana Master Nora Merhar Penny Miller Beth Miyashiro Sharon Myers Dorsey Pindell Kathy Schaer Melissa Schaer Jani Sheets Linda Vernier Sue Fakin not pictured Nancy Lazar — O S U Zoology Department Scott Musgrove and Jenny Hagan — Logan Elm Press Cheryl Hubbard — Orange Johnson House A.P. 271 Senior Rec Ends The Year Chris’s emotional voice sings to the A.P. Senior Rec is a term given to a host of activi- ties that fill an afternoon and evening in early June. Students display projects accom- plished during “interim,’’ a one to two-week period devoted to independent pursuits. Seniors who participated in the Walkabout program share their experiences with stu- dents. parents, and the community through a symposium that features lectures, slide- shows. and demonstrations. The evening also includes a potluck meal, talent show, slide program, and presentation of a rose and gift to each senior from the junior class. This year was very special because the tenth anniversary of the A.P. was celebrated with a reunion of A.P. alumni. May the Senior Rec tradition continue for the next ten years so we can realize a 20th year anniversary! Reunions are a blast! Ellen Fiorentino solos. Alumni catch up on each other 272 Sr. Rec People Are People At The A.P. Jeff Davis is ready for lunch. See you later. Beth Miyashiro and Debbie Gorney A P. 273 Cardinal Parent Patrons Mr. and Mrs. William Baker Mr. and Mrs. David J. Berry Virgil and Mona Blanke Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Bond Jim and Shirley Brunskill Dr. James G. Burch Fred and Ursula Busch H. Fletcher and Betty Clark Louis and Marlene Csillags Dr. and Mrs. Richard Dagefoerde Catherine M. Dally Bob and Bonnie Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dillman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ekins Ken and Lee Elshoff Phil and Kathy English Mr. and Mrs. Bob Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Fornshell David and Mary Greenlee The Frank Hall family The Tom Harris family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins Don and Susan Hershberger Anita and Larry Hetrick Dr. and Mrs. William Hitt Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hoeffler Hugh and Betty Houlton Bob and Lorraine Jurgensen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kalinowski George and Carol Karrer Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kaufmann Dr. and Mrs. L.A. Kennedy Karla Ruth Kersteter John and Patsy Kiefner Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kinsey Dr. and Mrs. R. Ned Kramer Don and Carolyn Kranz June and Ed Lakey Richard and Shirley Lanese Dr. Joyce Ann McCaughan Barbara J. and Allen B. 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