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KRISTEN ALLEN •ANGELAANDROJNA« JASON ANGLEN« KAREN

ANGLEN • SAKIKO ANZAI • ANGELO ARGENTI • ANGELAARRINGTON • KARMA

ARTER* LAURA ASSEFF« DENISE BAIRD« MICHAEL BALL* MATTHEW BALLISH •

TRACEYBARANOWSKI* KENNETH BARBER* JULIE BARCZA* WILLIAM BEALKO*

CHRISTOPHERBEEMILLER-JOHNBEGOVIC* STEVE BEGOVIC* SAN DRABELAVIC*

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STEPHEN OWEN* LISA PAOLUCCI* NANCY PARES* ROBERT PARADISE •JANET

PARDUE* MIA PARISE* MICHAEL PARK •ANDREW PARKER* MERVIN PARKER •KATALIN

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THERESEPEVEC* LYNN PHILLIPS* JAMES PHIPPS* CHRISTOPHER PINTA* ROSE PIZMOHT* DOROTHEA

PLESEC* BRIAN PLESKO* JENNIFER POCARO*KIMBERLYPORTEN*KURTIS POSEY* ALLEN POWELL*

MICHAEL POWELL* EDDIE POWERS* *ANDREA RUFFING* DAVID RUPERT*

CHARLES PRETCHEL* LISA PRICE* JUSTINE SABATH* RICHARD SABATH*

KEVIN PRITCHARD* KEVIN QUINN* JULIE SAKATCH * DENNIS SAMSA *

SEAN QUINN * STEPHEN RAGUZ * JAMESSAMUEL*KELLYSANDY*DAWN

LARRYRAYMONDJR*ROBERTREESE* SANKEY* NOEL SANTA* PATRICK

MELINDAMEID*THERESERENSHAW* SANTON * THEODORE SCHAFER *

RAYMOND RHONE * PAMELA SUSAN SCHILLING * TERRI

RICHARDS * CASSANDRA SCHMELING*MALCOLMSCHNEIDER*

RICHARDSON* FRANK RICHARDSON* VICTORIA SCHONAUER * DIONE

TINARICZINGER*THERESARINALDI* SCHROEDER * RENEE SCHROYER *

TRACY RISKO * DEBRA RITCHIE * ANDREWSCHWARTZ* NATALIESCIPIO

HEATHER RITCHIE* RICK RIZZO * * DANA SCOTT * SANDRA SCOTT *

REGINOLD ROACH* ROBERT ROACH* MAU RICE SEAMAN * SON JA SEN N *

MARK ROBERTS * DONALD STEVEN SEYMOUR * SABRINA

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TIMOTHY STANTON* ADAM STAUFFER* CAROL STENNIS* JULIE STERBANK* JOEL STEWART*

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* CRAIG SUCH EVITS* CAROLYN SULLIVAN* FRANK SUSTAR* AMANDA SUSTERSIC*

JEFFERYSWANSON* JOSEPH SWOPE* JOHN SWYT*TASCIASZALAY*DAVIDSZPAK*

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MEGAN WANDERSLEBEN * KENDA ACCETTOLA * CARL ADAMS *

WARD*TARHONDAWARD* SUZANNE CARLETTAADAMS* LA TONYA AITKEN*

WARMAN*ROBERTWASHINGTON* LATRINA M ALEXANDER * PAMELA

CATHYWEAKLAND*JOHNWEAKLAND ALEXANDER * KRISTEN ALLEN *

* CHRISTINA WEAVER * AINSLEY ANGELA ANDROJNA* JASON ANGLEN*

WELLE R* DAVID WEN DEL* DAVID KAREN ANGLEN * SAKIKOANZAI *

WHEELER * REGINALD WHITE * ANGELO ARGENTI * ANGELA

CARLENA WILLIAMS * ELONDA ARRINGTON* KARMAARTER* LAURA

WILLIAMS * TROY WILLIAMS * ASSEFF* DENISE BAIRD * MICHAEL

RANDOLPH WILLRICH * GALE BALL* MATTHEWBALLISH *TRACEY

WINKLEMAN*LINDAWOJNO* LLOYD BARANOWSKI * KENNETH BARBER*

WOLLMERSHAUSER * BRYAN JULIE BARCZA* WILLIAM BEALKO *

WOLOWIECKI* DAVID WOOD* ROBERT CHRISTOPHER BEEM I LLER * JOHN

WOOD* LISA YARISH *ANDREWYOUNG BEGOVIC * STEVE BEGOVIC * SANDRA

BELAVIC* TIMOTHY BELAVICH* STEVEN BELLE* RICHARD BENCIVENNI* DAVID BERKE* ERIC BERRY*

ALICE BEUCK* SHELLY BEY* ALFRED BIELSKIS* REGINALD BLACK *SIMONEBLAIR*SONYA BLAIR*

CRYSTAL BOBOSIK* MARK BONNAY*LAKECHEA BONNER* JANET BOPP* DENISE BOWMAN*

CHRISTOPHER BRADLEY* SHANNON BRENNAN * RICHARD BRENTAR * DAVID BRICKMAN * STACIE

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KIMBERLYBROWN*ROBERTBROWN*SCOTTBROWN*DANIELBUKVIC* LINDA BURICH*

JOHN BURKE * RANDOLPH BURLISON * CHARLES BURTYK * MICHELLE BUTAUSKI *

CONSTANCECAHOON* ERIC CALABRESE* DANIEL CAMPBELL* ANTHONY

CAPUOZZO*WANTHONYCASTROVINCI*PATRICIACECELIC* JEFFREY

CECHURA* LYNN CERCEK*LARRYCHEATHAM* CHRISTINE CHINNI*

STEVEN CHRISTEN *JENNIFERCHRISTOPHER*CARLACINKOLE

*MICHAELCLEARY*DEBRACOLANTONIO*JUSTINACOLO*

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Hail to thee, O Euclid High School
To thy name all praise we sing.
Happy days of youthful pleasure,
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Otfr hearts fill with gratitude_«^
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Alma Mater Euclid High School,
All our praise we sing to thee.

Where the blue of Erie's waters
Casts the sun's bright golden rays.
There all Euclid's sons and daughters

after days be dark and drear,
And storms of life draw nigh,
The memories of our friendships here
Will lift our hearts to Euclid High.

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At the beginning of each school
year, many students, whether
they're taking chemistry, biolo-
gy, foreign languages, or typing, ask
themselves why am 1 taking this class?
Walking through the halls day after day,
test after test, these students constantly
ask that question, hoping someday some-
one will answer back. However, sooner
or later the question fades away and the
student starts experiencing the new hori-
zons which come about when a bad first
impression becomes a fun experience.

Many times, a new horizon can mean a
new career which has been found through
experience, or just something you never
thought you would try and you did. It can
be learning a new song and dance in varsi-
ty chorale or going to your first day of
high school. Whatever the case is, a new
chapter of life has been written which will
live in your memory forever.

Doug Matiaska

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Euclid students looking for new horizons in friendships.

Homecoming '87 taking us to new horizons in the east

Mr. Perez initiated new horizons in dance
crowd control.

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The library offers new horizons in learning.

Theme

Student Council supplied the school with new horizons in
school beautification

Center

A school of multi-directions

Our mascot showing his ferocity

Kelly Vanah looking
guilty as she gets ready to
pass a note

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SENIOR HIGHSCHOOL

Class of '88, your year is here

The new Justice Center will give Euclid modern law facilities

A pep rally before the Euclid-Maple Hts. game showed our version
of the Mustangs

A decoration symbolizing new wisdom at Euclid High School

Euclid teachers almost striking for new rights

A new theme for the Homecoming dance

Same old Euclid Panther with a new person inside

Theme

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Life in high school is a double
sided coin. One side, there's
serious academics and on
the other there's wild activities and
fun times. At Euclid students are
able to enjoy a blend of many class-
es and events. Students could take
college prep, honors and advanced
placement classes, and facilities
such as the AV center, library, and
computer lab aided in student stud-
ies. Most students, however, would
rather participate in the fun things
associated with high school. Stu-
dents could participate in a wide
variety of sports, from golfing and
swimming to football and track.
Dances, football games, and the
bonfire rally were big events that
many students attended to show
their school spirit. Other students
found their niches in clubs and orga-
nizations like AFS, student council,
and key club. The students of '
were a wild and crazy bunch of
many ideas, goals, and attitudes.
-Katie Weakland

Cheerleaders enjoying themselves on a Friday evening

Chris Oblak looking nice at
the dance

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Majorette Teresa Yuhas twirling her ba
ton at halftime

Varsity Chorale singing before a football game

Tracy Scolaro shows her
spirit

Student Life

his year's fashion at Euclid
was "washed out". The pre
. dominant fad on the scene
was denim. Whether stone washed
or acid washed or just pastel, this
once true western craze spread and
branded Panther fashion. Short
sweaters returned somewhat and
the minis were strong once again.
Safari made its way on a possible
last roaring performance and the
new trends included Spuds Mac-
kenzie T-shirts and tags appearing
outside collars. Swatches seemed
to be everywhere, with an ever in-
creasing number of kinds. With jew-
elry, the pharse "anything goes"
applied. Reebok's reign persisted
as granny boots and flats took over
for girls. Colorful socks were worn
to match.

It seemed it was a year of flash-
backs for fashion. Popular trends
echoed the footsteps of fads of de-
cades past and although some Pan-
thers did not stay with the "in"
styles, they showed their own class
with individual uniqueness in dress.
Heidi Martin

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Dawn Gron and Dawn Kirchncr
showing off the latest in short
skirts

Chris Vonsik, Michelle Scsic, Kelly Duffy, and Sandy Secic preparing
for the flood'

Rob Carsev strutting his 'Spuds' and 'acids' I Rashawn Williams, the hat be chillin' Percussion director Jeff Molten, showing that baggy pants

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As if the loads of liomfwork wtrn't
enough, mdny Euclid studt-'nts
face the^ addetJ joy of going to
work after school This didn't really make
your day, first listening to the teachers
scream, then your grumpy boss yelling at
the slightest thing, but it was worth it
when Friday rolled around and your hand
was full with the fruits of your labor.
Namely, the paycheck. Although every
one would prefer more than what they
got, the measly little check did look pret-
ty good when compared to asking
mommy or daddy for money before go-
ing out.

In the positive sense, jobs gave a feel-
ing of accomplishment and pride A
strong sense of responsibility came with a
job which was hard to learn anywhere
else. Students learned a lot from early
employment that prepared them for fu-
ture jobs of higher importance.

Most Euclid students were found work-
ing in the Euclid area in such places as
Dave's Supermarket and Bernie Shul
man's It was also hard to walk through
the Mall without spotting a fellow student
hard at work in one of the many stores.
As bluntly put by some working students,
"Work is dissapointmg but in the end, the
money makes it all worth while",
-Bill Castrovince

Chris Vukovic, waiting' for orders

Keith McClurkin loves sticky buns.

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The rain that fell couldn't dampen
spirits at the 1987 Homecoming
game. It was an encore of last
year's Homecoming, sending the fans un-
der the bleachers until the rain subsided.
The football team managed a respectable
20 to 3 victory over North in the driving
storm. After the game, hundreds of fans
stuck out the deluge to see the Home-
coming queen and her court announced.
Reigning queen Kristi Scott passed her
crown to the new queen Jeanine Oblak.
The senior attendents were Shileshe Mc-
Coy and Adriane Conklin. The junior at-
tendent was Nina Valencic. The soph-
more attendent was Christine Oblak.
There wasn't alot of pomp but there was
the release of 1988 blue and gold bal-
loons, a high flying salute to the senior
class and to the Euclid Panthers.
-Adam Stauffer

Pantiier cheerleaders in full force before the downpour.

ik\^ Jeanine Oblak was crowned Homecoming Queen'

for 1987.

Rob Smith gained many yards against North's defense

Homecoming

Senior Attendant Shileshe McCoy escorted by Rod- Homecoming Queen Jeanine Oblak and her escort Senior Attendant Adriane Conklin escorted by Dan
ney Suggs Bruce Miller Tressler

Far left: Junior Attendant Nina Va-
lencic and her escort Doug Malvi-
cino. Left: Sophomore Attendant
Chris Oblak and her escort Mike
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The Panther deferis'e sacking North squarlerDac

Homecoming

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or an all out too short evening on
October 4th, 1987, the E-room was
transformed into "A Night in the
Orient" Homecoming '87 was filled with
images of the Far East - pagodas, oriental
fans, and a running brook surrounded by
lush greenery. This year's first couples
dance, it was also one of Student Coun-
cil's largest drawings ever with over 330
couples in attendance. Senior Michelle

Valencic was "very impressed by the
tasty refreshments" which included
shrimp cocktail and egg rolls. There was
even a Homecoming "takeout package"
with fortune cookies and a surprise for-
tune in each one. Everyone had a good
fortune and a good time at this year's
Homecoming Dance.
-Adam Stauffer »

FrancJne Moore and her bodyguards
Rhonda Littiejohn, Margo Mayner, Ta
Rhonda Ward, and Rashanda Wiley

Monica Bender and Sean Allen keeping
their hands warm.

Homecoming

1987 graduate Anthony Lauria and date Amy Hickotk taking
home some souvenirs

Bill Karabinus and Mike Kitchen
regret agreeing to have their pic-
ture taken.

StepMianle«M/altcrs, Dave P^
making their grand entrar-*^

Homecoming

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The spirit was high in Euclid this
year. All you have to do is take a
look down one of the halls. You
will see students showing their school
pride through clothing, buttons, and
signs. Blue and gold days gave students a
chance to show their support through
Panther spirit wear.

Pep assemblies were changed and put
after homeroom, but that did not stop
school spirit. The great sport teams made
these events even better. We supported
our teams and players through all the
highs and lows, showing everyone what a
spirited school we have.
Julie Groves

Students get to show off their spirit at sports
assemblies

Karen Reed, Nora Race, and Marie Sheridan
show off the panther smile

Justin Daugherty shows his spirit

School Spirit

VIrs. Radaker shows off the latest Panther Spirit
wear.

School Spirit

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■ t's September 2, 1987, the first day
of school, and the first thing you

. come upon is an ugly, green and
brown locker that makes you nauseous.
Besides its nasty appearance, it also de-
vises thousands of ways to annoy stu-
dents, such as refusing to close, jamming,
slamming its door on your fingers, and
letting the handle fall off. What can stu-
dents do to prevent this locker abuse?
One way students found to fight the terri-
ble fiends was to decorate them with pic-
tures of rock stars, pets, animals, friends,
and gorgeous men and women. Others

put mirrors on their lockers so they could
vainly admire themselves between class-
es, and some put up notepads for com-
munication and shelves for extra storage
space. Besides this, students also decorat-
ed the outside of lockers with "Happy
Birthday" messages. All in all, lockers are
student's 'homes away from home.'
Lockers offered students the chance to
express who they are and what they're
interested in with artistic decorations.
They're also a great place to throw books
and other unwanted things.
-Katie Weakland

Christine Yurcich and Kristin .Schocn don't want
to leave their lockers

Dandle Gildonc. Diana Koman and Cheree Turner
were too embarassed to show their lockers.

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Tracy Walworth and Carolyn Barth seem to be Kristina Motiejunas and Mario Merino discussing
holding the lockers in place what they'll do when their lockers

Another Rob Lowe fan

Sue Amato and Dawn Armold admire the lockers in Euclid's halls

Rock and Roll is here to stay

Kathy Paroska and Tina lie get ready to
go home after cleaning out their locker

Lockers 17

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If for one day during the school year
you see ghosts, witches, flashers,
even the Statue of Liberty, roaming
through the halls of Euclid High School,
don't be alarmed. That day could only be
Halloween, sometimes the only time all
year where students really want to come
to school. It doesn't matter how you get a
costume, or where you got it from, just as
long as you had a good one. Of course,
some, like the 'Mac Tonight' of commer-
cial fame, are better than others, but any
costume will get you candy when you're
trick or treating on Halloween night. Who
says high school students aren't smart?
They found out this way to get free can-
dy, didn't they?

-Doug Matiaska

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Halloween

Dancing under the stars and a
plethora of hor d'oeuvres made
this year's Valentine's Ball on
February 13th truly a night of "Moonlit
Magic".

The magic was seen in over 2000 heli-
um filled balloons which suspended spar-
kling stars and hearts above the dance
floor. White columns with captions of
greenery and clouds lined the walls and
created an atmosphere of elegance and
simplicity. Inside the E-room a disk jock-
ey played all of the favorite songs while
outside the E-room a roving violinist sup-
plied mood music for the couples. The
food was up to the high quality that has
been associated with Student Council
dances and included roast beef being cut
by a chef. The usual memory pictures
were taken of the couples. More than
250 couples were in attendance and had
a wonderful time.

The King, Queen and Court was an-
nounced at 9:15 to a packed house. The
Queen was Michelle Valencic and mem-
bers of her court were Karen Kosmerl,
Nicole Molnar and Patty Neligan. The
King was Todd Uhlir and his court con-
sisted of Rich Kekic, Mike Ball and Dan
Newman.

Special thanks go to Student Council
and especially Miss. Bambic for another
fine evening.

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ner-up with Rich
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Queen Michelle Valencic and her date Bob
Montana.

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Mike Ball, second runner-
up.

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ACTIYITIIES

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Marching Band shows it's appreciation to Mr. Shafer.

Cheerleaders showing off our mascot.

Flag Corps swinging on a Friday night.

Varsity Chorale singing on down the Big River

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Matt Mcdve, Matt Brizes, Adam Stauffer and their
stuffed buddy at a pep rally.

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equipment

Some very cold cheerleaders at the bonfire.

Marching Band, Flag Corps and Majorettes providing halftime entertainment.

Mr. Shafer, Tracey Baranowski,
Bryan Wolowiecki and Nancy
Cook of marching band.

Tina Soltesz and Nancy Cook in the Fall Play.

A candid look at this year's Varsity Chorale.

Chris Pinta's unusual dress.

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The year started off in a great
big bang when the whistle
blew and everyone ran into
line. Headed by the band's director
Bill Shafer and Dave Viglione the
marching band season was called
into line in the middle of August.
Marching rudiments in the sun, real-
izing that there are only eight steps
to one yard played a big impor-
tance in a practice. Making circles,
squares, and staight lines made up
a Friday night show. Throughout
the season, the marching band par-
ticipated in the Wolly Bear Festival,
the Festival of the Bands, which
was held in the stadium downtown,
and they cheered on the football
team at every game. The band
played for an Indians Baseball
Game and hopes to get involved
with more shows and participate in
more events such as these. Mr.
Shafer and Mr. Viglione encour-
aged the traveling for experience
and getting those Euclid colors on
top of the best. The band sold
fudge and candy which raised
enough money for new uniforms,
for the band. The uniforms were to
be worn, hopefully in the Memorial
Day Parade if not during the band
concert, at the end of the year.
They our ready now and their ex-
citement will carry for next year,
for they are coming in style and in
good sound, to cheer on the foot-
ball team all the way, and to put the
blue and gold on the map!

-Sarah Bierer

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Marching Band. Row 1: Vicki Jaworstcy, Mike LaManna, Paul Young, Andy Logar, Rick Penny, Rick
Renner, Marty Turek, Nate Holloway, Jim Segulin, Jenny Dreis, Cindy Kleckner. Row 2: Laurie Bock,
Shannon Smith, Steve Burke, Jay Stephens, Matt Sawyer, Tom Gron, Rob Terlizzi, Dan Mansperger, Missy
Gammon, Bill Kunes, Tom Reynolds, Stacy Hamilton. Row 3:Chris Zagore, Rich Brentar, Steve Woodard,
Harry Luikart, Bryan Wolowiecki, Jeff Swanson, Kathie Davis, Matt McPeek, Laura Pizmoht, Mike Blasius,
Chris Shenk, Chris Bryant, Howie Taylor, Jennifer Krasnik. Row 4: Mary Dengel, Beth Perdan, Brian
Sterrick, Greg Skok, Vince Riha, Kurtis Posey, Ryan Lawson, James Mixon, Jim Kosmerl, Ray Lynn,
Catinna Brewington, Lara Lomac, Deidre Clark. Row 5: Valerie McCarthy, Roger Kunes, Ken Wolenski,
Denise Baird, Rose Pizmoht, Steve Christen, Frank Mansi, Charles Nichols, Chuck Burtyk, Jeff Kropf,
Domenic Gubitosi, Erin Fox. Row 6: Theresa Zahursky, Shari Fuhrman, Laura Roil, Kan DiBartolomeo,
Denise Johnson, Regina Wims, Janet Hula, Marcus Hutton, Dan Frattin, Allen Radolovic, Andy Schwartz,
Denise Denovich. Row 7: Charles Cummings, Denny Coy, Sally Bierer, Gunnard Doboze, Caroline Holland,
Nancy Cook, Ken Sheets, Cathy Day, Tracey Baranowski, Jim Sims, Lisa Baber, Crystal Young. Row 8:
Kim Moore, Kim Faint, Debbie Miller, Kim Konrad, Molly Miller, Jessica Keating, Jeanette Henry, Sherry
Gezann, Maureen Hannan, Bernie Zupancic, Sheila White, Meg Fair, Cindy Renner. Row 9: Lisa Riedel,
Diane Hodnichak, Teresa Yuhas, Kellie Koren, Jenny Beck, Coleen Bradach.

Marching Band

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Jeff Swanson and Bryan Wolowcickl laugh it up during
practice.

Ray Lynn and Ryan Lawson at attention.

Matt McPeek and Sheri Gezann fight over a
drumstick.

Marching Band

The 1987-88 Majorettes enjoyed
another successful season as Eu-
clid's "Golden Girls". Led by cap-
tain, Kellie Koren, the majorettes partici-
pated in eleven pre-game and half time
shows. In addition, they participated in a
Cleveland Indians Game, the Vermillion
Wolly Bear Parade, the G.C.C. Tourna-
ment, and the Euclid Memorial Day Pa-
rade along with the Marching Band.

This season was special as three of the
Majorettes were the first four-year Major-
ettes in the history of Euclid High School.
Captain Kellie Koren, Diane Hodnichak,
and Teresa Yuhas acted as "big sisters"
to the three freshman on the team, Co-
leen Bradach, Lisa Riedel, and Jennifer
Beck. They spent a lot of time practicing,
marching, and twirling their batons. Many
memories were made this year. This year
was the greatest football season ever for
the Euclid Panthers.

-Diane Hodnichak

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Maiorettes.Coleen Bradach, Teresa Yuhas, Kellie Koren, Diane Hodnichak, Lisa Riedel, Jennifer Beck.

Practicing after school.

Working on new routines.

Senior-four year majorettes, Diane Hodnichak, Kel-
lie Koren, Teresa Yuhas.

Teresa Yuhas putting her best foot forward.

Performing during halftime.

Majorettes

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If you've ever seen a half-time perfor-
mance at a Euclid football game, you've
undoubtedly noticed the flags twirling in
perfect synchronization. That's the Flag
Corps led on the field by co-captains
Vicki Jaworsky and Cindy Kleckner. The
girls on the team practice every night
during the football season and fourth and
fifth periods. According to three year
member Stacy Hamilton, "Sometimes
you just don't feel like going to practice,
but Mrs. Houchins makes sure you're
there so you look good on Friday night."
Flag Corps has given an opportunity for
more students to participate in school
activities.

-Vicki Jaworsky

Flag Corps. Row onc:Cindy Kleckner, Vicky Jaworsky. Row tworStacy Hamilton,
Deidra Clark, Jennifer Krasnik, Erin Fox, Denise Denovich, Julie Toth. Row three-
Kathy Glenn, Theresa Zahursky, Valerie McCarthy, Crystal Young, Chris Zagore,
-aurie Bock, Kim Moore.

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The Flag Corps performing.

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Flag Corps

Concert band is made up of
musicians who, after the
conclusion of the marching
band season, work hard and prac-
tice for the annual winter and
spring concerts each year. With the
band directors, Dave Viglione and
William Shafer, the band did plan to
attend the OMEA cotest last year
for the first time. This band pre-
pares the students for more study
and musical achievement which will
promote them to a spot on sym-
phonic wind ensemble.

The start of a new tradition for
Euclid's concert band will be the
best musical achievement to Eu-
clid's music program.

-Sally Bierer

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Concert Band Wind. Row 1: Cindy Renner, Bernie Zupancic, Kim Faint, Meg Fair, Jessica Keating,
Melissa Willingham. Row 2: Janet Hula, Valena Maddox, Paulnetta Wilcox, Beth Hammer, Tracey
Baranowski, Sheri Furman, Denise Johnson. Row 3: Mark Macieod, Ken Sheets, Ken Kiigore, Allen
Radolovic, Frank Mansi, Dan Frattin, Chuck Burtyk, Charles Nichols, Ken Wolenski.

Beth Perdan, Sheri Fuhrman and Tracey Baran-
owski practicing for their number.

Concert Band Brass. Row 1: Mike LaManna, Steve Burke, Catinna Brewington, LaTesha Smith, Charles
Cummings, Denny Coy. Row 2: Brent Berardinelli, Rich Renner, Nate Holloway, Missy Gammon, Jennifer
Dreis, Tom Gron, Paul Young. Row 3: Kurtis Posey, Shannon Smith, Ray Brown, Brian Sterrick, Laura
Pizmoht, Rob Terlizzi, Chris Shenk, Matt McPeek, Jeff Swanson, Harry Luikart, Jim Kosmerl, Alfred
Johnson.

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Symphonic Wind Ensemble Wind. Row 1: Sheri Gezann, Debbie Miller, Kim Konrad, Sheila White,
Maureen Hannan, Jeanette Henry, Molly Miller. Row 2: Dan DiBartolomeo, Cathy Day, Laura Roll, Nancy
Cook, Lisa Baber, Kathie Davis, Roger Kunes. Row 3: Jeff Kropf, Denisc Baird, Steve Christen, Domenic
Gubitosi, Andy Schwartz, Joe Tresslcr, Gunnard Doboze.

The 1987-88 Symphonic
Wind Ensemble was one of
the best ever. The director
was William Shafer and under his
direction many of the members
were expected to participate in the
annual district OMEA contest.

Members of the Symphonic
Wind Ensemble were chosen by au-
dition. Each person was required to
perform an assigned piece of mu-
sic. In addition to the auditon, there
was also a sight reading piece which
had to be performed. The musi-
cians were ranked on the basis of
their auditions. The best musicians
were chosen from each section and
became members of the Symphonic
Wind Ensemble.

The Symphonic Wind Ensemble
performed concerts in February
and in May.

The Symphonic Wind Ensemble
hoped to attain its highest goals this
year since they were familiar with
the director that they've had for the
past two years. A significant part of
this year's program was the acquisi-
tion of new band uniforms.

-Sally Bierer

Synphonic Wind Ensemble Brass. Row l:Keith
Speroff, Jay Stephens, Tom Reynolds, Bill Kunes,
Andy Logar, Matt Sawyer, Rick Penny. Row 2:
Ryan Lawson, Rich Brentar, David Bauer, Sally
Bierer, Dan Mansperger, Greg Skok, Lara Lomac,
Jim Segulin. Row 3: Ray Lynn, Howie Taylor, Mike
Blasius, Chris Bryant, Steve Woodard, Craig Mur-
owsky, Bryan Wolowiecki.

Symphonic Wind Ensemble

From 10:30 to 11:15 was a
time when rosin flew and the
fun began for members of
the Euclid High School orchestra.
There were only 38 members this
year and almost half of the orches-
tra was composed of band mem-
bers. Rehersals for just orchestra
were every day but every Tuesday
and Thursday was a full rehersal. In
the full rehersals there were not
only the strings but the brass, the
woodwinds and the percussions.

The orchestra performed three
times during the year. The first per-
formance was the Christmas con-
cert, then the Winter concert and
finally the Spring concert. Orches-
tra members also played in the pit
for Big Show.

Helen Chen was the president of
Orchestra while Heidi Martin was
vice president and Kim Miller and
Maureen DeJong were the
librarians.

Helen Chen

Orchestra wind. Row 1: James Sims, Dan DiBartolomeo, Nancy Cooi<, Kim Konrad, Debbie Miller,
Dcnise Baird. Row 2: Denny Coy, David Bauer, Sally Bierer, Greg Skok, Richard Brentar. Row 3: Kurtis
Posey, Mike Blasius, Tom Reynolds, Jim Segulin, Chris Bryant, Ray Lynn.

Some of the members of the Marching Band arc also members
of the Orchestra.

Orchestra string. Row 1: Heidi Martin, Kim Miller, Helen Chen, Lara Lomac, Joe Cesa, Barb Steele.
Row 2: Beth Perdan, Maureen DeJong, Ayanna Matthews, Kim Mikich, Ann Kelly, Jenny Sankey. Row 3:
Carol Morgan-Brown, Lucretia Dillard, Sonya Yates, Jay Stephens, Darryl East, Tom Kermode, Kim
Taylor.

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Jazz Band. Row 1: Nancy Cook, Andy Schwartz, Steve Christen, Rose Pizmoht, Domenic Gubitosi. Row
2: David Bauer, Sally Bicrer, Denny Coy, Richard Brentar, Chris Bryant. Row 3: Bill Shafer, Denisc Baird,
Rick Penny, Tom Reynolds, Jay Stephens, Bill Kunes, Jim Segulin, Bryan Wolowiecki.

7 988 was a "new" year for
the "old" Jazz Band of Eu-
clid High School. With their
new director, Mr. William Shafer,
the jazz band toured Boston, Con-
necticut and New York. On March
4 they traveled to the Lakeland
Jazz Festival and had a great blow
out session as usual. Mr. Shafer
taught the group how to inaprovise
and gain control of their own styles
of playing. The Euclid Jazz Band
had many seniors this year so there
will have to be new talent entering
to make next year's band as alive as
this year's was. Don't worry Euclid,
Jazz Band will be back and swinging
in style.

Sally Bierer

The Jazz Band has to practice a lot in order to be able to excel as they do.

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Choral Masters. Row 1: Denisc Baird, Michele Meyers, Love Hudson, Beth
Hammer, Jennifer Mason, Caroline Holland, Melissa Focarcto, Gina Midolo. Row 2:
Laura Asseff, Maria Dent, Mary Sweet, Margaret Fair, Francine Moore, Stephanie
Walton, Jeanine Oblak, Amanda Sustersic. Row 3: Renee Shimko, Tracy Thomas,
Shawn Kline, Gina Juengel, Jennifer Welker, Nick DiBartolomeo. Row 4: Julie
Sterbank, Angle Gamber, Heather Morrison, Dee Ann Parker, Maryann Waschura,
Dominic Rymarczyk, Richard Brentar, Andy Schwarz, David Gray, Jeff Syroney,
Todd Trevarthen.

Choral Masters. Row 1: Mary Jo Miller, Melissa Long, Liz Kuhen, Jennifer Jones,
Mirta Maria, Christa Deister. Row 2: Jill Enneper, Kay Corrigan, Roslind Blackmon,
Jennifer Waltermire, Val Zupancic, Kerri McReynolds, Carolyn Ivaskovic, Kim Col-
quitt, Kim Brown, Lara Lomac. Row 3: Troy Berger, Ray Lynn, Pat Cater, Mike
Betts, Hcwie Taylor, Chris Chinni, Chris Obockzy, Katie Roach, Christie Fazio, Stacy
Hamilton. Row 4: Jeff Davis, Jay Stephens, Greg Ogorek, Bruce Thomas, Bill
Rabbits, Phil Arnold, Rob Roach, Megan Wandersleben, Eda Persic, Shannon Straub.

Choral Masters is a group of
approximately 80 to 90
students that met first peri-
od every day. This was a credit
class under the direction of Robert
Godfrey. The Choral Masters gave
two annual performances in addi-
tion to any other scheduled shows.
-Katie Roach

Mixed Chorus was
one of the vocal
music groups at
Euclid High School. This
group was the basic beginning
choir that was composed of
both girls and boys. This choir
prepared students for the
more advanced group of sing-
ers known as Choral Masters.
Mixed Chorus presented two
concerts per year and were
taught the basic steps of vo-
cal music.

-Sally Bierer

Mixed Chorus. Row 1: Annette Massey, Latanya
Moultry, Nikki Farmer, Missy Dorsey, Felicia An-
derson, Aerica Bothwell, Shalom Lawrence, Angle
Zingale, Angela Jones. Row 2: Theresa Michael,
Jenny Marks, Nicole Lozada, Julie Liderbach, Shan-
non Hinton, Heidi Hilger, Traci Henderson. Row 3:
Dawn Kirchner, Robin Hunt, Kim Herman, Vinni
Woods, Michelle Wagner, Chantel VanDyne, Delon
Stephens, Lisa Smith. Row 4: Jesse Coleman, Ver-
nard Adams, Ian Matlock, Michael Carney, Tracy
Barrett, Melissa Vrabel, Christy Coulter, Stephanie
Moses.

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Do you remember the songs;
Varsity Drag, Doctor
Doom, Everybody Loves
My Baby, and Muddy Water from
the brand new Broadway hit musi-
cal Big River? Well, these were
only a few of the songs performed
by the 1987-88 Euclid Varsity
Chorale.

This year's group was uniquely
different from all previous groups
since it consisted of twice as many
girls as boys.

Every year tryouts were held for
the members of Choral Masters.
Each individual was judged on
his/her singing, dancing, and dra-
matic ability.

This year only seven members
returned from last year's group.
The rest was made up of sopho-
mores and juniors and two seniors.
This year they travelled to New
York, Boston and Connecticut.

-Jennifer Jones

Raise your hand if you're sure.

Varsity Chorale. Row 1: Bryan Wolowiecki, Helen Chen, Denise Baird, Ray Lynn. Row 2: Rich Brentar,
Greg Ogorek, Mary Jo Miller, Jennifer Mason, Meg Fair, Jenny Waltermire, Troy Berger, Jeanine Oblak,
Nick DiBartoiomeo, Jenny Jones, Val Zupancic, Liz Kuhen, Kay Corrigan. Row 3: Stephanie Walton, Jason
Goodman, Mike Betts, Roz Blackmon. Row 4: Jeff Davis, Amanda Sustersic, Jeff Syroney, Gina Midolo,
Missy Focareto, Dominic Rymarczyk, Missy Long, Todd Trevarthen.

The instrumental section of Varsity Chorale.

Varsity Chorale

The football cheerleaders showed
their talent since the beginning of
the season. At camp, the varsity
cheerleaders were awarded the Excel-
lence Plaque, the J.V. squad won Top
Squad, the highest award given, and all
three of the squads, varsity , J.V. , and
Freshman, were awarded the Spirit
Award.

With their cheeriness and pep they
kept up the spirit throughout the season.
Every Wednesday, the cheerleaders
stayed after shcool and painted signs to
help everyone get pysched up for the
games. On Friday's the varsity cheerlead-
ers gave the football players a little some-
thing, such as a twinkie with a sign saying
"Cream 'em!", to help the players get
even more pysched and to show them
that they really cared. They cheered
through all the games even when it was
freezing cold. They cheered on the foot-
ball players with great pep and big smiles.
It was that kind of talent and spirit that
the cheerleaders promoted that helped
the football team have such a successful
season.

-Kristine Hren

JV Football Cheerleaders. Row one:Angela Perry, Jenni-
fer Dudziak, Chris Valencic. Row two:Jaci<ie Thomas, Bridget
Negreili, Jennifer Masiey.

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Varsity Football Cheerleaders. Front row:Kim Brown, Danielle Lauver, Karen Reed, Tascia Szalay,
Tracy Scolaro. Back row:Vicki Medved, Nina Valencic, Michelle Valencic, Tiffiney Oatman.

Freshmen Football Cheerleaders. Row one: Ra Shanda Jackson, Stacie Yuhas, Christine Schaefer,
Janene Zakrajsek, Heather Kristoff. Row two:Meghan Taylor, Jeanette Miller, Jessica Kovac.

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Varsity Cheerleaders: Panther, Jeanine Oblak, Nora Race, Nina Valencic, Kristin Schoen, Tascia Szalay,
Sue Amato, Kathy Kushma, Danielle Lauver, Danielle DeSico, Vicky Medved, Tiffiney Oatman, Amy
Hickok.

Cheerleading was a great
thing to be involved in.
There was a wide range of
activities that were a part of the
program. From summer practices,
to camp, carwashes, after-school
pratices, and the games them-
selves, the girls realy became a
team. They learned how to be a
good cheerleader and also a good
person. They learned to under-
stand other's ideas and decisions
and gained a sense of responsibility.
All cheerleading squads should
have this willingness to work hard
at camp where Euclid won both of
the only two trophies given.

Kristin Schoen and Danielle De-
Sico said "Our coach , Mrs. Yuhas,
makes the games a lot of fun and
practices more bearable." As they
pointed out, the girls relationship
with their coach was important and
it was something they really
appriciated.

Euclid's cheerleading program
has shown the girls a lot of things,
both good and bad. They felt that
all the girls worked hard and always
will be happy that they were apart
of the Euclid High Cheerleading
Program.

-Kathy Kushma

JV Cheerleaders: Jennifer Dudziak, Bridget Ne- Freshmen Cheerleaders, Row 1: Meghan Tay-
grelli, Shalom Lawrence, Jennifer Masley, Chris lor, Jeanette Miller, Kerri Alesnik. Row 2: Chris
Valencic. Schaefer, Patti Burke, Janene Zakrajsek.

The cheerleaders performing their routines.

Basketball Cheerleaders

The student council was a group of
student representatives who met
weekly to further school spirit and
foster community service. They provided
a bridge to discuss student needs and
relay them to the faculty. The club con-
sisted of about seventy fun loving mem-
bers who together sponsor Homecoming,
dances, the Valentine Ball, the Communi-
ty Halloween Party, and much, much
more.

The officers on this year's council
were: Adam Stauffer, President, Val Stu-
pica,Vice President/Finance mgr., and
Kim Porten, Vice President/Business
mgr. They worked to direct the energies
of the Council and get jobs done efficient-
ly. The officers also plan meetings, con-
trol correspondence, and work hard.

The faculty advisor for the Student
Council was Miss Sandi Bambic, and she
was the real backbone behind the club. "I
don't see how the Student Council could
function without Miss Bambic's support
and ideas," said Jim Samuel, a four year
council veteran.

So that was Student Council - a combi-
nation of students, spirit, and the right
faculty adviser to make everyone in Eu-
clid High School a little happier and a
little more spirited.

-Adam Stauffer

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Student Council Row l:Paul Kudlak, Michelle Valencic. Row 2:Noah Sperner, Jennifer Mason, Cynthia
Grubach, Heather Miranda, Lisa Drage, Mary Sweet, Michelle Sari, Beth Brickman, Julie Fischer, Michelle
Newcomb, Adam Stauffer. Row 3:Tom Hoag, Love Hudson, Missy Long, Michele Yee, Jennifer Walter-
mire, Laura Glover, April Tanner, Lisa Hradek, Liz Oroz, Janene Zakrajsek. Row 4:Heidi Sacko, Sharon
Billi, Gina Juengcl, Dana Scott Pam Buehner, Barb Springer, Nicole Crombie, Kathy Waltermire, Lisa
Marvin, Stacy Duchon, Shannon Thomas, Chad Highland, Dave Duchon, Sandi Bambic. Row 5:Sharon
Swyt, Bill McGuinness, Karla Osolin, Ketan Patel, John Martens, Jim Samuel, Mia Parise, Kim Porten, Val
Zupancic, Susie Krulc, Julie Noble, Kellie Ugrinic, Lee Swope, Becky Sperner, Stephanie Walton, Dave
Radachy.

Busy days in the office.

Paul Kudlak and Michelle Valencic pass-
ing the brush.

Students enjoying Student Council's homecoming dance

Student Council

Student Council's triumvirate of Kim Por-
ten, Adam Stauffer, and Val Zupancic.

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Key Club. Row 1: Tracey Baranowski, Kathie Davis, Sue Schilling, Jim Kosmerl. Row 2: Jennifer Marks,
Harry Luikart, Chrissi Galaida, Kim Moore, Mary Dengel. Row 3: Walter Hill, Kiwanis advisor, Jim Segulin,
Keith McClurkin, Pat Vihtelic, Anthony Castrovinci, Gerald Moore, Matt Tomsic, Mary Stimburys.

Believe it or not, Key Club
has been in Euclid High
School for 38 years, but yet
many people were still not aware of
what happened in this very unique
organization.

Key Club, in gerneral, was an or-
ganization which was sponsored by
the local Kiwanis clubs in the area,
made up of high school students,
and helped with school and commu-
nity activities. What did that man
for Euclid? The Key Club at Euclid
did many things for the school such
as guiding and setting up for open
house. They assisted in the Special
Olympics in their swimming and
bowling events.

This year's officers included
Kathie Davis, president, Tracey
Baranowski, 1st vice-president,
Keith McClurkin, 2nd vice-presi-
dent, Jim Segulin, secretary, and
Sue Schilling, treasurer. They con-
tributed to the outstanding year
that the club had.

Key Club was for those interest-
ed in helping others. As Tracey
Baranowski has said, "It's a lot of
work, but the satisfaction you re-
ceive more than balances out the
work."

Shawn Kobus

Laura Pizmoht, Tracey Baranowski and Dave Segulin as 'He-Man Heroes'

Shawn Kobus and Dennis Coy killing time.

Key Club

Kathie Davis and Shawn Kobus with some friends at Key Club
International.

Prom was a very important time in the
lives of seniors everywhere. At Euclid
the senior class cabinet was faced
with the task of organizing and making that
night a special one for all.

This year's senior cabinet was composed
of 13 members of the senior class who were
elected to that position or placed there be-
cause of their superior service. They met
during homeroom and went over plans with
advisors, Miss Harris, Mr. Perez and Mr.
McGuinness. In addition to Prom, the cabi-
net also chose graduation announcements
and planned the senior luncheon. Dances,
flower sales, Senior Talent Night and Prom
Aid were all organized to raise money for
those events.

The hard work and effort of this year's
cabinet resulted in a fun and memorable
senior year for everyone. The members con-
tinued to encourage school spirit and class
involvement with the class of '88.

-Michelle Valencic

The Junior Class Cabinet was made up
of 40 eager students who were elect-
ed by their peers. For the first time,
they were given their own homeroom. They
successfully won the canned food drive and
the Christmas decoration competition. Also
there was a fabulous Christmas dance as
well as a spring dance. A major concern of
this fund raising was to help defray costs for
prom.

Leading this enthusiastic and talented
group were Mrs. Fox and Mr. Russo. The
class of '89 was overflowing with spirit in
preparation for their senior year. The cabi-
net definately left its mark as a group ready
to lead Euclid High.

Heidi Martin

Senior class cabinet. Ray Rhone, Dana Scott, Brinda Kumar, Tom Holland, Joe Vehar, Chris Chinni,
Shawn Kobus, Nancy Cook, Beth Hammer, Paul Kudlak, Jeff Davis, Kimi Masterson, Julie Stcrbank,
Michelle Valencic.

Junior class cabinet. Row 1: Gina Diaddario, Steve Dekleva, Alison Zahler, Erin Walsh, Kristi Attwood,
Barbie Jurkovic, Nora Race. Row 2: Heidi Martin, Amy Hickok, Lisa Baber, Eric Nebe, Cheryl Porter,
Annie Cirino, Carolyn Brandich, Betsy Tobolewski, Jennifer Davis, Sue Lisac, Laurie Zigman, Leila
Thomas, Dwayne Sattler, Kathy Kushma, Vicki Medved, Karen Reed, Lisa Anderson. Row 3: Gerald
Moore, Jim Cudo, Valencia Strowder, Jill Sopko, Sue Walsh, Gunnie Meany, Kelly Vanah, Tasha Spencer,
Nina Valencic.

Senior class cabinet members working during homeroom.

Class Cabinets

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National Honor Society. Row 1: Tim Belavich, Julie Barcza, John Martens, Chris Chinni. Row 2: Julie
Sterbank, Beth Hammer, Bryan Wolowiecki, Katie Weakland, Adam Stauffcr, Shawn Kobus, Val Zupancic,
Debbie Miller, Jim Hunt, Mrs. Schmeling.

Dancing NHS member Julie Barcza.

National Honor Society was
a nation-wide organization
that was composed of stu-
dents selected for their scholarship,
service, and leadership abilities. In
1988, Euclid's NHS, unlike past
years, made itself known. The
group was composed of seniors
who were selected at the end of
their junior year. They met approx-
imately once a month to plan their
activities. A major project for the
year was tutoring 5th and 6th grad-
ers at Forest Park. One day a week
members would travel to the school
and help the kids in such subjects as
math, science, and spelling. Anoth-
er project was being "Student
Guides" for Open House. Members
were stationed in the east gym and
cafeteria and helped parents locate
teachers. NHS also selected two
students, Shawn Kobus and Adam
Stauffer to try for the NHS
scholarship.

Mrs. Schmeling was the group's
advisor and Tim Belavich was the
president. Aiding them were Terri
Schmeling as secretary and Julie
Barcza as treasurer.

The group's most important ac-
tivity was the induction of new
members at the end of the year. All
in all, it was a terrific year for the
members of the National Honor
Society.

Katie Weakland

Chris Chinni and Laura Asseff show how to dance.

An evening with Adam Stauffer.

National Honor Society

This year's Fall Play offered a different
sort of experience, having three extreme-
ly enjoyable plays instead of one - a mys-
tery, drama and comedy.

"Trifles", written by Susan Glaspell re-
volved around the strangling death of a
man, and the search for evidence by
County Attorney Henderson and Sheriff
Peters. They beared witness to defense
for the wife of the dead man by Mrs.
Peters and Mrs. Hall as well as an account
of the day of the murder by Mr. Hall.
Cast included Nancy Cook, Tina Soltesz,
Dan Geddes, Bill Castrovince and Greg
Sedmak.

Following them came "The Old Lady
Shows Her Medals" by J. M. Barrie. Dur-
ing World War 1, a London charwoman,
Mrs. Dowey, pretended to have a son, to
fit in with her friends, Mrs. Mickleham,
Mrs. Tully and Mrs. Haggerty. The twist
came when the Reverend brought her
assumed son to her home. Beth Hammer,
Tom Kermode, Heidi Martin, Katie
Roach, Michele Meyers and Todd Tre-
varthan were in the cast.

The modern comedy "Louder, I Can't
Hear You" by Bill Gleason wrapped up
the evening. Marge Brown faced a dilem-
ma familiar to mothers everywhere - be-
ing ignored. She desired the attention of
daughters Ann and Butch and husband
Oscar. A visit to the psychiatrist. Dr. Phil-
lips leaves her problems unsolved. Cast
included Brinda Kumar, Rob Johnson,
Gina Midolo, Missy Long, Tom Kermode
and Holly Pirsig.

Invaluable was the help backstage from
Liz Oroz and Mary Sweet and lighting
crew Curt O'Neal and Jon Holmes. Of
course, without the patience and loving
direction from Mrs. McLaughlin and stu-
dent director Tina lie the shows wouldn't
have succeeded.

-Heidi Martin

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Nurse Holly Pirsig compliments Doctor Tom Ker-
mode on his color coordination.

Bill Castrovince and Dan Geddes solving the puzzle
In Trifles".

Jon Holmes and Curt O'Neal gave Fall Plan it's light and sound.

TRIFLES

George Henderson, County Attorney Dan Geddes

Henry Peters, Sheriff Bill Castrovince

Lewis Hale, Neighboring Farmer Greg Sedmak

Mrs. Peters Nancy Cook

Mrs. Hale Tina Soltesz

THE OLD LADY SHOWS HER MEDALS

Mrs. Mickleham Heidi Martin

Mrs. TuUy Katie Roach

Mrs. Haggerty Michele Meyers

Mrs. Dowey Beth Hammer

Mr. Wilkinson Todd Trevarthan

Private Dowey .... ... Tom Kermode

Fall Play

LOUDER, I CANT HEAR YOU

Marge Brinda Kumar

Ann Gina Midolo

Oscar Robert Johnson

Butch Missy Long

Nurse Holly Persig

Doctor Phillips Tom Kermode

PRODUCTION STAFF

Director Judith McLaughlin

Student Director Tina lie

Properties Liz Oroz

Mary Sweet
Lighting Curt O'Neal

Jon Holmes
Box Office Bernadette Knez

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Maren Luecrsen from Germany.

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Many students through the
year have found that
some of their classes
were too difficult or too challenging
to tackle without help fronn some-
one else. These students were able
to sign up for a peer tutor to help
them in every subject. Peer tutors

were selected by their teachers on
their knowledge of certain subjects
or their special skills. Tutors met
with their tutees during study halls,
lunch periods, and after school to
help them with their work. The pro-
gram was headed by Miss Spiga,
and so far it has been a success.

Tutors were requested mostly in
the fields of algebra and geometry,
and also in chemistry and physical
science. Some of the less requested
subjects were English, history, and
foreign languages. The program
has proved to be a good idea, and
many students, tutors and tutees,
have benefitted from it.

-Katie Weakland

The Foreign Language Club
was a group of students
who were interested in ex-
periencing differant cultures. They
attended differant events around
Cleveland such as the ballet, and
they went out to dinner at ethnic
re.staurants such as Chi-Chi's and
The Haufbrahaus. They also cele-
brated a German Christmas party.
Besides these activities, the group
was also interested in traveling to
Montreal over spring break, taking
a tour of downtown Cleveland, and
going to sporting events like the
Cavs and the Force. The advisor of
the group was Mrs. Hodgins, and
David Mann was the president. The
club proved to be a very enriching
experience for the members, and as
one member put it, " a great way to
learn about people and cultures dif-
ferant from myself".

-Katie Weakland

Peer Tutors. Row l:Marie Sheridan, Jennifer Mason, Shannon Kelly, Beth Hammer, Shawn Kobus, Chris
Chinni, Gail Van Ness, Heidi Martin. Row 2: Susie Krulc, Nicoile Pavlic, Kim Moore, Brinda Kumar, Sharon
Billi, Brian Ashman. Row 3: Eric Berry, Curt Spencer, Michelle Sari, Natasha Spencer, Alison Zahler, Kimi
Masterson.

Foreign Language Club. Row 1: Michelle Kitis, Jennifer Mantel, Rachelle Roethel, Stephanie Smolic,
Michelle Newcomb, Elise Clemence, Christine Oblak. Row 2: David Mann, Curt Spencer, January Jenkins,
Sharon Swyt, John Swyt, Lee Swope.

Peer Tutors/Foreign Language Club

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Meetings of deep thought and laughter.

President's Club opened the door to
diversity. At first thought, one may
have thought the members of the
President's Club planned to run for the
White House. But, no, that was not the main
intention of the group. It's aim was to intro-
duce new and exciting fields of life other
than the usual 'Leave it to Beaver' reruns
and 'Mad' magazines. The President's Club
members participated in new dimensions of
culture by attending performances usually
ignored by the common teen-age student.

This year's leaders, Tina Soltesz and Tina
lie had big plans for the 1987-88 President's
Club. Events planned included attending
such plays as the "Nutcracker", the "Mar-
riage of Fiegaro", "West Side Story" and
other theatrical greats in Cleveland.

The President's Club was open to anyone
who was looking for something new. If ev-
eryday life got too tedious you just might
have been able to find a cultural side of
yourself that you never thought you had.
-Bill Castrovince

President's Club. Row 1: Maren Lueersen, Kimi Masterson, Jennifer Mason, Marie Sheridan, Janene Zakrajsel<, Nancy Cook, Beth Hammer. Row 2: Beth Schafer,
Sharon Billi, Dave Rosser, Curt Spencer, Julie Barcza, January Jenkins. Row 3: Heidi Hiiger, Susie Krulc, Nikki Crombie, Tina Soltesz, Chris Vukovic, Kathy Paroska,
Tina lie. Bill Castrovince.

Tina Soltesz and Tina lie preside
over the presidents.

President's Club

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Many Euclid High School
events such as Big Show,
Senior Talent Night, and
choral concerts were often glam-
ourous and exciting productions,
and the actors and singers always
got high praise. But who were the
people behind the scenes that made
the production possible? They
were the Media Aides, a valuable
group of students who were headed
by Mr. Allen Black. The A.V. men
were responsible for sound and
lighting jobs which were often over-
looked as being simple in the big
productions. Without the dedica-
tion of those students, though, the
shows would not have gone on. The
Audio/Visual Department was also
responsible for delivering over-
heads, cassette players, VCR's and
movie projectors to teachers. The
Media Aides were a great asset to
Euclid High School.

-Katie Weakland

Media Aides, Row l:Matt Davis, Jeff Goerndt, Mii<e Cvelbar, John

, ,, „ ji i J ■ i.1. u iu Martens, Tom Reynolds, Dan Mansbcrger. Row 2:Dan DeFilippo, Rick

Jeff Goerndt trudging througii anoth- r> • i n ■ \i w t n j* n .. wu* i- /->u • d id

1^ , Durieko, Craig Voll, Joe Goerndt, Pat Vihteiic, Chris Baranowski, Roger

er Monday. Hoffman, Mark Wirbel, Dean Lett.

Jon Holmes and Curt O'Neal controlling the lights in the Little Theater.

Elizabeth Puhalj, Michele Meyers, Troy Berger, Mr. Perez, Joe Vehar and Todd Uhlir using
equipment supplied by the ;Media Aides.

Anthony Castrovinci helping Allen Black with the A/V supplies.

Media Aides

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Ever wonder how the lucky
people were chosen to sit in
that little window at all of
Euclid's sporting events? Those
'lucky people' are members of AD
Club. The AD Club's (Athletic De-
partment Club) purpose was to sell
the tickets that allow you into all of
Euclid's athletic events. Not only is
it fun, it taught the business of ath-
letics. The advisor of the Ad Club
was Mr. Raicevich.

Your're sitting in your most bor-
ing class. The minutes are dragging
like an old muffler, and your've got
half an hour of class remaining. But
just as you've given up hope, an
angel comes into the room. An Of-
fice Aide. You know who they are.
They do your unit office's chores to
keep it moving smoothly. You're
referred to the office, given a day in
the hole, and your day had been
ruined. That class didn't look so
bad now did it?

-Bill Castrovince

Office Aides. Row 1: Dana Scott, Alison Zahler, Stacey Marron, Missy Long, Jenny
Waltermire, Jenny Jones, Lisa Hradek, Diane Cicitavage, Kelly Higgins. Row 2: Julie
Sterbank, Nancy Cook, Diane Hodnichak, Tina Soltesz, Jenny Hopkins, Kathi Par-
oska, Tina lie. Row 3: Rob Roach, Sonia Cencic, Chantel Van Dyne, Charlene
Carter, Amy Hickok, Sharon Billi, Jennifer Mason, Danielle Tuckerman, Kelli
Newman.

AD Club. Row 1: Betsy Tobolewski, Mary Sweet, Missy Long, Lisa Drage, Kathi Paroska, Tina lie. Row 2: Liz
Oroz, Michele Yee.

Imagine all the tickets that could be sold to these
people.

Alison Zahler and Kelli Newman at Mrs.
command.

McRedmond's

Kim Miller enjoys her ticket work.

AD Club/Office Aides

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' ow did seventy-five students en-
joy winter more than lots of oth-
. ers? They joined Ski Club. Why
would anyone want to slide down a pile of
snow? At first it seems so redundant. ..up
and down, up and down. "It seems that
way until you try it" exclaimed Ketan
Patel. "After that you find that each run
is ulike all the others. You are constantly
finding new ways down." "It really makes
winter a lot more fun" said Michelle New-
comb. Skiing is a very fast growing sport.

Ski Club gave students an opportunity
to learn to ski. It was especially suited for
beginners since everyone was expected
to take lessons to improve their abilities.
It was most suited to students who did not
know anyone who skiied. They got a
chance to be with classmates who were
similar in experience. They were able to
go off and be with their friends.

Ski Club went to BcJston Mil! Ski Area
on Thursday evening^ They also went
skiing to Cockaigne ;^^ki Area in New
York on Martin Luther King Day. The
New York trip was "kinda wet... but it still
was a lot of fun" as Matt Mazzei put ifrj

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Lee Swope and Heidi Sacko going up the slopes
while Aron Ohanessian and Marty Turek arc coming
down.

Michele Yee, Missy Long, Mary Sweet, Liz Oroz
and Beth Brickman really going down.

The school's newspaper, The
Survey, was a great success
this year. The editors were
Kimi Masterson and Brinda Kumar,
who were aided by a number of
assistant editors, reporters, and
photographers.

The paper kept the students up
to date on current issues and
events. The Survey also allowed
students to speak their minds and
hear what their peers had to say.

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An excellent feature of the paper
was "Soapbox" which was an arti-
cle devoted to a current topic of
concern, such as AIDS. The final
edition of the paper each year was
devoted mostly to seniors. "Senior
Scandal" is printed, along with se-

niors most embarassing moments,
goodbyes, and last will and testa-
ments. All in all, the paper was a
terrific way for students to commu-
nicate their ideas, concerns, and
complaints.

Katie Weakland

Survey Staff, row l:Miciieic Meyers, Jenny Hopkins, Brinda Kumar, Kimi Masterson, Bill Castrovince, Tina Soltesz, Tina lie, Kathy Paroska. ow 2: Kris Hren,
Maren Lueersen, Shawn Kobus, Liz Corrigan, Michele Yee, Katie Weakland. Row 3: Love Hudson, Adam Stauffer, Ketan Patel, Dave Rosser, Liz
Oroz. Alison Zahler.

LeftrThe backbone of Euclid's
newspaper.

Rlght:Editors-in-Chief Brinda Kumar
and Kimi Masterson plan the next
Survey aas Kathy Paroska, Maran
Lueersen and Tina Soltesz advise.

Survey

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One of the best kept secrets
of 1988 was the Eucuyo,
Euclid High's own literary
magazine, which was composed of
prose, poetry, and artwork by cre-
ative EHS students. It was pub-
lished and sold at the end of the
year.

In 1988, Miss Carmody and Mrs.
Lidrbach advised the staff on poet-
ry and prose, and Dr. Araca ad-
vised them on artwork. The student
editor was Julie Sterbank, and her
assistant was Beth Perdan. The

staff met every other week to re-
view works submitted by students
or their English teachers. The
works were ranked, and those re-
ceiving the highest praise were se-
lected to be in Eucuyo. Ranking
was done anonymously, to assure
that favoritism was not a factor in
selecting the best works.

The magazine was a way for as-
piring artists and future writers to
show off their talents, and a way for
them to experience the thrill of be-
ing published for the first time.

Hopefully this endeavor will contin-
ue at Euclid High in the coming
years, enrichening students and
staff with up-and-coming artists and
literary geniuses.

-Katie Weakland

Bucuyo Staff, Row 1: Heidi Martin, Curt Spenser, Julie Sterbank, Stevie DeJong, Heather Rowe, Steve Smith. Row 2: Chris Chinni, Katie Weakland, Jenny
'ocaro. Bill Castrovince.

Editor Julie Sterbank, Heidi Mar-
tin and Heather Rowe were faith-
ful members of the Eucuyo.

Eucuyo

Unless you have worked on
a yearbook you cannot ap-
preciate the amount of
time that was necessary to put the
book together. Hours of time were
spent in deciding what stories
should appear and then writing
them. Hours and hours were spent
taking pictures and sorting pictures
so they could be put in the layouts.
Looking for a particular picture
which you knew was there but
didn't know where. The problems
experienced when different people
worked on the same layout at dif-
ferent times and did it different
ways. The constant 'reinventing the
wheel' that was always occurring.
The hours necessary to make the
pictures and copy into a layout that

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would become a page in the year-
book. All the hudreds of little jobs
that had to be done in order to get
the book out. This was called a
yearbook since it covered the activ-
ities that occurred during the 1987-
88 school year. But it should also
be called a yearbook since it takes
years of time to put it together.

It would be nice to say that there
were lots of eager students willingly
devoting time to make this book the
best ever. However, this was not

the case. There were very few peo-
ple who devoted a lot of time to this
book. A few people did a little bit
asnd most people did nothing. It
was a difficult job and everyone
could think up hundreds of excuses
about how they were 'too busy with
other things' to work on the year-
book. Anyone wishing to work on
the yearbook was always welcome.
If anyone wants to work on next
year's book they would be more
than welcome.

Adam Stauffer, Helen Chen and Erica Richards entering copy.

Euclidian

Bill Castrovince, Matthew Ballish, Kris Hren, John
Marincek and Tony Castrovinci brainstorming. Julie
Fischer working on a layout. Joel Stewart eating
lunch.

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Cooperative Office Education. Row 1: Tim Montana Cindy Miranda, Kim Zurilla. Row 2: Patricia
Cecelic, Tawana Ellerb, Shelly Bey. Row 3: Dawn McEwen, Dee Dee Plesec, Katy Dunes, Karen Heyduk.
Row 4: Sandra Belavic, Carolyn Sullivan, Heidi Dickey, David Wheeler. Not Pictured: Debbie Ritchie,
Chris Trebec.

Euclid Cultural Club. Row 1: Tameka Woodard, Charlene Carter, Pam Little, Shannon Hinton, Larry
Raymond, Valencia M. Strowder, Tiffiney Oatman, Tiffony C. McCoy, Nikki Golden, Sonja Rhone, Shalett
Morris. Row 2: Carol Morgan-Brown, Anita Bolden, Sonia Davenport, Tammie Thornton, Nickole Doss,
Denise Smith, Mia Doss, Trina Stinnett, Candace Dickerson, Toni Fannin, Tina Speights. Row 3: David
Gray, Laela Ritte, Rashawn Perry, Bridgette Coleman, LaTrese Higgins, Phaedra Moore. Row 4: Kevin
Hudson, Chonton Lewis, Travis O'Hannon, Sean Allen, Derek Walton, Aaron Loving, Lameer Kidd, Lisa
Whitmore, Renee Rashid, Kim Colquitt, Kathie Glenn, Rachal Hambrick, Ericka Hicks, Regina Wims. Row
5: John Evans, Tracy Poison, Eric Berry, Steve Johnson, James Leamon, Selwyn Johnson, Ray Rhone,
Ryan Lawson, W.J. Daniel, Julie Barcza, Latanya Moultry, Tiwanna Copeland, Angela Williams.

ooperative Office Education, spon-
sored by Mrs. Carol Williams, was
designed to prepare students for the
responsibilities of the business world.

The students used different types of office
equipment and office skills to complete their
work in an office-like atmosphere. Some of
the important factors that they were dealing
with were assignments, work periods and
deadlines.

With COE, employers and employees
worked together to set and achieve impor-
tant goals. Cooperative Office Education
was a professional way to be prepared for
the hustle and bustle of the business life.
-Tim Montana and Cindy Miranda

Euclid's Hall of Fame is where alumni
are honored for their contributions
and unprecedented acheivements in
the field of athletics. It was established in the
auditorium hallway. The first group of mem-
bers, inducted back in October of 1987,
were Len Sadosky '29, Joe Sintic '29, Frank
Montana '39, Frank Skeya '40, "Babe" Li-
povec '41, Neal Nelson '43, Bill Kerslake
'47, Crayton Mast '50, Bob Marich '50, Stan
Intihar '52, Don Visic '53, Joe Nossek '58,
Ed Orazen '61, Tom Murphy '63, "Berkie"
Reichenbach '63, and Ian Glass '70. Clar-
ence Eckert, Walt Schwegler, Mike Marsh,
and former mayor Kenneth Sims were in-
ducted for their influence on Euclid's sports
program.

This year, the scope of the Hall of Fame
has been broadened by inducting people
whose contributions are beyond the norm.
Inductees under this catagory were Sandi
Bambic, Pat Buck, Jim Calvert, Audree Fox,
Joe Mayer, Don Mohr, Mike Papouras, and
Ed Stoch. Three familiar faces in the Hall of
Fame are Robert Addis, Justin Antonini, and
William McGuinness.

William Castrovince

The Euclid Cultural Committee was
established to create a balance be-
tween the different races at Euclid.
Although it attempted to do this, it was not
as successful as it could have been. The
reason for that was the imbalance of races
on the committee itself. Without a variety of
backgrounds in the environment one could
not expect to learn about different cultures.
Education of different cultures was the
strongest, most meaningful step that could
be taken to combat prejudice and create a
harmonious balaiice within the community.
The committee was established for everyone
and perhaps in the years to come many
more students will participate.

Francine Moore

Cooperative Office bducation/Euciid Cultural Club/Hall of Fame

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Julie Sterbank and her Terms of
Endearment.

Sue Schilling and Shawn Kobus discuss who's on first?

Cheryl Kempke and Rich Delsanter visit the doc-
tor's office.

Senior Talent Night

This year's Senior Talent Night was a
smashing success. The cast and technical
crew put in long hours after school re-
hersing to make everything tip top. Acts
ranged from The Blues Brothers to the
Fat Boys, Varsity Chorale to The Pointer
Sisters and trips down memory lane with
the slide show. Under the direction of
Miss Sandi Bambic and Miss Sue Amato
opening night had the crowds screaming
for more. Comedy crew also earned thier
title with skits that had the audience
laughing in the aisles. Behind the scenes,
however was where the real action took
place. Senior Talent Night brought to-
gether old friends and was the start of
new friendships. The realization of this
being our last year together began to sink
in. Past disputes were put aside. Raising
money for the class fund and prom took
precedence. Determination and comrad-
ery set in. Along the way, the members of
the cast in addition to new friendships
gained self satisfaction, a sense of belong-
ing and discovered a new, sometimes sur-
prising, outlook on thier classmates, all
the while having fun in the process. The
senior class joined together to show our
school, family, and friends just how great
the class of '88 really is. In doing so, they
put on what will live in our memories as
possibly the best Senior Talent Night
ever!

-Tina Soltesz

Senior Talent Night

If you want to be a secretary,
this is the course to take," said
Diane Hodnichak. The stu-
dents learned word processing, typ-
ing applications, filing, machine
transcription, calculator, and other
office skills. The class also went on
field trips to observe businesses at
work.

The course name will change to
office automation next year. Be-
sides the name change, the course
will be offered for one year to both
juniors and seniors. Upon comple-
tion of office automation, a student
will be able to work in an entry-level
job full time or work in an office
part time while attending college.

GettuM Dou)n T(y BuilMJSU

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Mrs. Bensusan's forth period class. Row 1: Angela Bailey, Sandy Roeder, Kelly Burdock, Dawn
Gainer, Shannon Gilmore, Michelle Krance, Michele Troha, Karen Urbancic. Row 2: Lori Moses, Marie
Gelo, Tracy Davis, DeAnn Parker, Leslie Yartz, Kim Watral, Jeanette Sas, Lisa Smith.

Below: Mrs. Rash's seventh period class. Sandy
Scott, Angela Androgna, Linda Wojno, Theresa Zagore,
Laura Walter, Karla Osolin, Josette Pcrcic, TaRhonda
Ward, Mrs. Rash.

Mrs. Weaver's seventh period class. Row 1: Sue Chilling, Ronda Littlejohn, Carlena Williams, Craig
Suchevits, Larry Raymond, Sonya Blair, Paul Tonti. Row 2: Jim Phipps, Scott Soos, Simone Blair, Darren
Pekar, Ed Ryans, Jerry Hutchinson, Len Scott, Cheree Turner, January Jenkins, Curt Spencer, Mrs.
Weaver.

Right: Mrs. Klein's seventh period
class. Row 1: Tracy Risko, Angie Ar-
rington, Tina Riczinger. Row 2: Heather
Ritchie, Sheri Sobecki, Jodi Orndoff,
Trina Alexander, Adriane Conklin,
Diane Hodnichak. Not pictured: Sue
Medve, Denise Maxcy, Angie Ruffing.

O.O.E.A.

Doii^ It TogeOuffi U Tlub Pool

Vai Napolo, Row l:Suzanne Warman, Chris Chinni, Kim Konrad, Vicky Jaworsky, Cathy Day. Row
5:Kathy Caric, Dawn Gron, Dawn Kirchner, Katie Roach, Julie Groves. Row 3:Stacy Hamilton, Erin Fox,
>heri Gezann, Kami Caric, Kim Taylor, Sonia Cencic.

What in the world was Wai
Napolo? Wai Napolo
was Euclid's very own
synchronized swimming club. The
purpose of the club was to put on a
synchronized swim show in the be-
ginning of May. This year's theme
was S-TV, a spin-off of MTV, This
theme allowed for an unlimited se-
lection of music and a more diversi-
fied show.

Under the leadership of presi-
dent, Kim Konrad, vice president,
Christine Chinni and show direc-
tors, Debbie Miller and Vicky
Jaworsky, the club tried out new
ideas for the show. As always,
things got uptight towards show
time but the group pulled together
and the end result was a show that
was enjoyable for everyone who
saw it. Some of the highlights were
the solo's, blacklight, prop and, of
course, the senior number consist-
ing of Suzanne Warman, Debbie
Miller and Christine Chinni. Su-
zanne Warman said it best, "Its
rough being here every morning
during spring break and after
school for hours of practicing but
the show makes it all worth while."
Through a lot of hard work and
dedication, the club continued its
tradition of providing Euclid with
another excellent show.

-Christine Chinni

-hris Chinni, Suzanne Warman, Kim Konrad, Vicky Jaworsky and Cathy Day waiting for the pool to open.

Wai Napolo

For a second time, the Euclid
High drama club presented a
Holiday play. The play was
written and directed by English
teacher Judy Carmody. "Kringle-
Krangle and the Runaway Rein-
deer" included not only a delightful
storyline but also singing and danc-
ing. The play was performed for all
second graders as well as for the
public.

Disrupting Christmas, the rein-
deer supervisors forgot to lock up
Reindeer Hall and Santa's reindeer
escaped. The elves tried to invent
alternate ways to keep Christmas
on schedule but only with the help
of some children and the Crumples-

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kins could happiness and the rein-
deer be restored to Toyland.

It starred Beth Hammer as Krin-
gle-Krangle, Heidi Martin and Nich-
olas DiBartolomeo as the toys, Hol-
ly Pirsig, Judy Beder, Curt
Spencer, Michelle Bonnay, Greg
Sedman and Dave Rosser as the
elves, January Jenkins as the baby-
sitter, Kim Moore and India Ford as
the children, Kimi Masterson as

Craby Crabby Grumpleskin, Shelly
Bey, Maren Lueersen, Maria Mar-
celli and Julie Barcza as the Grum-
pleskins and Todd Trevarthen as
Santa.

Student directors were Brinda
Kumar and Michele Meyers. Light-
ing crew was Jon Holmes and
Steve Smith who made the produc-
tion possible.

-Heidi Martin

4 -

The 'Big Man' pops in for inspection.

Beth Hammer, Holly Pirsig and Judy Beder appealing to the audience for help.

Beth Hammer appealing to the children for help.

Julie Barcza, Maria Marcelli, Maren Lueersen, Shelly Bey and
Kimi Masterson strutin' their style.

Winter Play

aVCAIDIE/HIC!^

Mr. Backos awaiting his next parent conference.

Some fortunate students taking a science test.

Academics Divider

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Angie Arrington and her buddie Mrs. Dolter

Mr. Walsmith at the parent-teacher conferences.

Students taking a break from their studies.

Mrs. Vondrak teaching her students to type.

Mrs. Tkac takes time to smile during class.

Elvis Sugar, Dwayne Sattler, Betsy Tobolewski, Natasha Spencer, Dave Sargent
and juniors reviewing for the PSAT.

Academics Divider

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Euclid Board of EducationShjrIey Nurmi. Walter Schwegler, Daniel Flowers,
George Mazzaro, Edward Carpenter

Euclid Schools AdministrationThomas Stupica: Business Manager, John Fell:
Director of Curriculum, Carl Hilling: Superintendent of Schools, Lowell Davis:
Treasurer, Robert McLaughlin: Director of Pupil Personnel.

Most of the students at Euclid seem
pleased with the Administration. The
only major change was our new Super-
intendent of Schools, Carl Hilling. Beginning in
January there were also two new school board
members, David Lawrence and Kay Van Ho.

The administration on the High School level
remained the same with Mr. McGuinness still our
much loved principal and Mr. Antonini our Asso-
ciate Principal. It seems that Mr. Perez is the most
popular unit principal since he was fair, spent time
with the students, and got to know them.

All of Euclid's administrators have shown in one
way or another that they care, and all of them
believe that education comes first.

-Katie Roach

William McGuinness, Principal

Justin Antonini, Associate Principal

• /•

Ron Seymour, 9 Grade Unit Principal William Medvick, 10 Grade Unit Ben Pasquale, 11 Grade Unit Principal Frank Perez, 12 Grade Unit Principal

Principal

Administration

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Lynn Davis Freshman Counselor Ruth Krup Freshman Counselor

Brenda Barker Sophomore Counselor

It's been one of those
days. Your parents have
been in their usual 'Get
out of my way' mood. Your
teacher wouldn't give you
those much needed three
points for that much needed
'A' grade. Your best friend is
too busy for you. Even the
dog treats you like last
week's newspaper. Your're
emotionally distraught and
losing hope. Who can you
turn to?

Your guidance counselor!
You remember them, don't
you? They were the smiling
ones in your unit office on the
first day of school and were
the only ones who welcomed
you sincerely. Guidance
Counselors are there for you
in times of need, if you have
any questions, or just to talk
with.

So the next time your're
feeling like a raisin surround-
ed by a bunch of nuts, you
know that your counselor is
the one to turn to.

-Bill Castrovince

Pom Couhig Sophomore Counselor Audree Fox Junior Counselor

Anthony Russo Junior Counselor

Vera Baraniuk Senior Counselor

Sue Harris Senior Counselor

Robert Addis Athletic Director

Robert Yocum Career Office

Guidance Counselors

Jane Addis: English, math, social studies.
Sue Amato. Edna Anderson. Antonia M.
Araca: General arts, crafts. Art 11. Earl Ar-
chibald: Day custodian. Cheryl Arthur: Com-
mercial art I and 11.

William Attamante: Work-Study coordina-
tor. Ronald A. Backos: Biology. Sandi Bam-
bic: English(9, 11,12), Student council. Big
show. Tom Banc. Ethel Barbish: Aide. John
Barcza.

Stan Bender. Mrs. C. Bensusan: Secretarial
science I, Typing I. Allen Black: Media tech-
nician. Doloros Black. Katie Black. Al
Bleich.

G. F. Brearton: Mathematics. Patricia Buck:
Physical education, Dept Co-chairperson,
faculty represeentative for girl's sports.
Michael Burns. Jan Carlson: Modern living,
Clothing, Home economics dept chairper-
son. Judith L. Carmody: A. P. English, Brit-
ish survey. Advanced writing. Freshman En-
glish, Christmas play. Spring play musical
co-assistant, Eucuyo co-sponsor. Wilma Car-
roll: Special education, Advisor Euclid Cul-
tural Committee.

Mrs. Lillian Centa: Vocational child care,
Foods I. Ron Chambers. Carmen Colaianni:
Custodian. Leo Collins. Kathleen Coolick,
Holly Copp.

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Staff

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Staff

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Staff

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Doc Daugherty: Health and Physical educa-
tion, Head Basketball Coach. Merry Dolter:
Librarian. Terry DuBroy: Math, Head girl's
basketball coach. Michael Durbin. Alex
Dzerowicz. Judy Exum: Aide.

Cal Eyman: Learning Disability. Rosalie
Fette: Secretary. Jane Fowler: Treasurer.
Dan Francetic. Barbara Gates: Special edu-
cation. John Gibbons.

Bob Godfrey. James Goebel. Bill Gooding.
Tom Gubitosi: Latin, Spanish. Patricia A.
Habat: Tec Mec, physics and algebra II, In-
tro to physics and chemistry. Joyce Haffer:
Special education, English, math and social
studies.

Tom Halbedel. Ardelle Harrell: secretary.
Jeff Hartmann: American History, Baseball
coach. Katherine Harwood: Librarian. Rob
Heramb: World and American History.
Carolyn Heuer: Social studies.

Jeann Hodder. Gabrielle Hodgins. Tom Hof-
fart: Occupational work experience, Physi-
cal education. Frank Hoffcrt: European his-
tory, American government, economics,
social studies chairperson. Richard Homo-
vec. Deborah Houchins.

Staff

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Frank Jablonski. Gale Jaworsky. Jan Kchn.
Jim Kelley. Dave Kcstner. Harry E. King:
Wood I.

Ellen Klein: Clerk Typist II. Mary Jane Ko-
lodziej. Ingrid Koenig: German. Jane Leilis:
Sophomore and Junior English. Joan Lidr-
bauch: Sophomore English, Eucuyo Spon-
sor. Joan Linderman.

Karen Little: Aide. Mary Lomac: English,
Wai Napolo. Ken Lowe. Marge Lucas: Li-
brarian. Marc Manburg: Business dcpt chair-
person, accounting, personal computers.
Kathy Marsh: Librarian.

Allan Matko: Industrial drawing and metals.
Judith McLaughlin: Junior English, Fall play
director. Polly McRedmond: Secretary. Car-
ol Meyers: Librarian. Aldona Miskinis. Ray
Montani.

Jo-Rita Mueller. Carole Niebes: English.
Joan Paskert. Judy Paul: Secretary in career
office. Adam Pawlowski. Robert Petrovic:
English I, III, IV, English dept chairperson.

Staff

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can miow.

Staff

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Learning about living things in biology

Staff

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Roy Pignatiello: Geometry, personal com-
puters, math modern living, assistant foot-
ball coach. Sally J. Pla: French, Survey advi-
sor. Ronald Powaski. Jim Presot: Marketing,
education I and II, general business, fresh-
man soccer coach. Ellie Radaker: Secretary.
Mike Raicevich.

Barbara Ramlow: English, AFS advisor. Rob-
ert Ramlow. Toni Rash: Business and office
education. Secretarial science II, General
business. Charles Reno. Ann Roberts. Patty
Robinson.

Joe Rodriguez. Joyce Russo. Fred Sallach.
Sandra Sanborn: Math analysis. Transition
to college math. Computer science. Joel
Sarich. Greg Sattler.

Bette J. Schmeling: Chemistry. Donata
Schultz: Health aide. Pete Schwenke. Mick-
ey Segulin: Health aide. Paul Serra: Mathe-
matics. Janet Severino.

Bill Shafer. Mike Sheck. James Simpson:
Tec mec. Mrs. Bonnie Smith: Foreign lan-
guage. Wayne Smith. Frank Soltesz.

Staff

Barbara Spiga. Barb Springer: Secretary.
Veronica Stadler. Judy Stobinski.

Maria Stroup. Carol Tkac. Rosemarie Tonn:
Secretary. Chris Torrelli.

Dennis Turkall. Bill Von Benken: Regular,
Honors and A. P. chemistry, Ski Club and
Yearbook advisor. Nancy Vondrak. Robert
Walsmith. Nick Selvaggio: Aide.

Carolyn Wandersleben:Speedwriting, Re-
cordkeeping, Typewriting 1. Connie War-
man: Secretary. Pat Weaver. Dan Wensing.
Karen Yuhas: Aide.

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Richard Wherley. Mary White. Carol Wil
liams. Dick York. Judith Zubizarreta.

Staff

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Sports Divider

The 1987 Panther varsity football
team accomplished its preseason
goal and then some. They intended
to have a winning season, but what a season
it was! When the final gun sounded at the
end of the regular season, the Tigers had
been declawed, the Invaders conquered, and
two waves of Wildcats tamed to nothing but
housecats. The Rangers were bushwhacked,
the Cardinals shot down, and the Mustangs
were corralled. The Rebels were crushed,
the Bearcats reduced to cubs, and the Arcs'
charge diminished to nothing but a flickering
of dim light in the darkness. Finally, for the
first time since joining the conference, the
mighty Panthers stood alone atop a pile of
ravaged opponents as the reigning GCC
champion. Then, it was on to the state play-
offs. It was very difficult to express the dis-
appointment that the team experienced in
their first loss of the year to a very big and
physical team from Boardman. Although the
final score did not indicate it, the Panthers
played a tough game. In the first half, the
defense was able to keep their opponent out
of the end zone on several occasions. But
the offense couldn't manage to get through,
around or over the huge Boardman defen-
sive line. In the second half, Boardman man-
aged to control the ball by chipping away at
the already tired Panther defense. Again,
the Panther offense was unable to penetrate
the Spartan defense. So, the team had suf-
fered it's first defeat of the year. It was time
to hang up the pads for another year.

Although their playoff loss was disap-
pointing, the Panthers still had much to be
proud of. Many records were set along the
way in this magnificent, "perfect" year. Itr
was the first team in the school's history to
finish with a perfect 10-0 regular season re-
cord. It was the first team to win the GCC
title outright. It was the first time a Euclid
football team was ever ranked in the Associ-
ated Press State Football Poll. They finished
in the No. 2 spot in the state. Finally, it was
the first football team in the school's history
to make the state playoffs. They also broke
the record for the number of points scored
(284) in a regular season while only giving up
96.

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Panther defense giving the South Rebels paybacks for last year.

The great success of the 1987 Panthers
could be credited to several things: an excel-
lent coaching staff; an extraordinary effort
on the part of all the players; and, last but
not least, the cornersstone of any successful
team - team unity. The tremendous support
and enthusiasm of the loyal Panther fans did
not go unnoticed and did much to keep the
team up and striving for excellence. The
overall effect of these contributions resulted
in a hige-powered offense and the GCC's
stingiest defense.

The senior members of the team set a fine
example for all the underclassmen to strive
for. It was a young team that should grow in
every way.

-Mike Kitchen (#45)

Mike Barnes and Tyrone Gilham seem to think this
is baseball season.

Varsity Football

Mark Morek being attended to by Jack Lardomita

10-0

Rick Erwin, Panther field general.

Ron Rohlke fakes the run as Robert Smith turns the corner.

VARSITY FOOTBALL

EUCLID OPPONENT

20 Cleveland Hts.

30 St. Ignatius

35 Normandy

33 Mayfield

20 North

27 Mentor

35 Maple Hts.

35 South

14 Bedford

35 Brush

SEASON RECORD

WONIO

LOSTO

GCC RECORD WON 7 LOSTO |

LEAGUE FINISH 1st

Jack Coyne attempting another extra point.

Football

Varsity Football. Row one: Mike Kitchen, Mark Roberts, Rich Delsanter, Joe Vehar, Mike Ball, Rick Hornyak, Delmond Cummings, Ron Rohlke, Tom Holland, Jack
Coyne. Row two: Pat Walsh, Mike Scarniench, John Herbst, Robert Smith, Matt Airhart, Derek Evans, Tyrone Gilham, John Kronik, Jim Samuel. Row Three: Darren
Pekar, Jim King, Kevin Malaney, Greg Henderson, Merv Parker, Andre Smith, Kevin Gaines, Mike Barnes, Terry Roscoe. Row four: Matt Mazzei, Mark Morek, Gerald
Moore, Bruce Hardman, Ken Boncela, Brian Hughes, Tom Adams, Kevin Fomby, Chris Martin. Row five: Jim Stipkovich, Ryan Sink, Greg Juratic, Mike Sheck, Ra-
shawn Williams, Scott Pinta, Max Kozlowski, Terrence Rice, Stan Smith. Row six: John Wandersleben, Craig Murowsky, Chris Mannello, John Tucci, Dan Ussai, Rick
Erwin, Matt Chinchar, Matt Hopkins, Steve Tajgiszer, Eric Nebe. Row seven: Tom Banc, Pete Schwenke, Roy Pignatiello, Dan Wensing, Mike Sheck, Jack Lardomita,
Mike Blasius, Don Filips, Mike Rezzolla, Chet Nolan.

Tyrone Gilham the eye of the
tiger.

Celebration on the bench.

Mike Barnes gets assistance from 'Uncle Jack'

Football

Tyrone Gilham watching the action from the sideline

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Delmond Cummings pulls down Ron Rohlkc's pass

Mark Morek runs to Rick Erwin's assistance

"AS-„*»#<.:jii^te^.i~.l l", ■;«,.

Football

J.V. Foatfn G.C.C.

73 -'5^25 4:^34 J'Slr

J.V. Football. Row 1:H. Tingley, K. Hood, T. Batteiger, K. Tadiello, T. Bush, B. Marolt, T. Gjerek, B. Scott, S. ScottRow 2:G. Brokaw, B Laurenson, C. Man
nello, P. Ward, D. Higham, J. Parsons, M. Chinchar, D. AmatoRow 3: Coach D. Filips, J. Cindric, C. Martin, S. Smith, J. Sigh, A. Smith, C. Cummings, M. Airhartii
L. Nosse, J. Wandersleben, S. Rashid, M. Sheck f

The 1987 J.V. Football season was a
great one. Our J.V. came out G.C.C.
champs and went 9-1 this year, only los-
ing to St. Ignatius. We would not have
done it without the help of our coaches
who kept our spirits high. It was tough to
hold our position but we came out on top.
-John Cindric

J.V.

FOOTBALL

EUCLID

OPPONENT

Cleveland Hts.

St. Ignatius

Normandy

Mayfield

North

Mentor

Maple

South

Bedford

Brush

SEASON RECORD WON 9 LOST

1
G.C.C. WON 7 LOST 0

LEAGUE FINISH FIRST

J.V. Football

Defense stops them again

Matt Chinchar going over a play with coach Nolan.

Terry Bush, Shadeed Rashid, Chris Martin, Sean Scott and Patrice Ward showing off after a
game.

Bill Scott taking a break.

FRESHMEN FOOTBALL

EUCLID OPPONENT

8 Mentor Memorial

22 South

0 Maple Hts.

18 Brush

22 North

14 Bedford

18Mayfield

SEASON RECORD |

W0N3 L0ST4

The offense takes the field.

J. V. /Freshman Football

The varsity soccer team enjoyed its first win-
ning season under head coach John Gib-
bons. The team, consisted of mostly under-
classmen, had a bright future for the next couple
of seasons.

The varsity was led by senior captain Dave
Brickman, goalie Dave Wendel, and junior for-
wards Marko Bartulovic, Damir Cvitkovic, and
John Colbert. Brickman was named to the second
team G.C.C. and second team News Herald while
Wendel also received second team G.C.C. honors.
The team's most valuable player, Bartulovic, was
selected for first team G.C.C, first team News
Herald, and second team GCSSCA. Bill Kunes was
named the team's best defensive player and Pete
Kostan received the hustler award. The varsity
finished fourth in the G.C.C. and is looking forward
to next season.

The Junior Varsity, coached by Mike Durbin
had a slight let down from the previous season.
The team was led by Brent Pockar, who received
some help on offense from Mike Bunn. The de-
fense was held together by Leila Thomas and
Roger Crombie.

The Freshman soccer teamhad a promising sea-
son under new coach Jim "Sgt." Presot who be-
lieved every player should be given a chance to
play. The team was led on offense by Steve Burke
and on defense by Mark Fifolt.

-John Colbert

VARSITY SOCCER

EUCLID <

DPPONENT 1

Madison

Lakewood

Lake Catholic

Hawken

South

North

Mayfield

Mentor

Brush

South

North

Mayfield

Mentor

Brush

Orange

St. Joseph

Mayfield

Madison

SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST |

6 TIE 2

GCC

RECORD WON

4 LOST

TIE 1

LEAGUE FINISH 4th

Varsity Soccer. Row l:Dave Wendel. Row 2:Bryan Mauser, Chris Barstow, Dave Brickman, Dan
DiBartolomeo. Row 3: Julie Dakdouk, Shawn Kobus, Nick DiBartolomeo, Bill Kunes, Jay Turpin, Mr.
Presot. Row 4: John Gibbons, John Colbert, Alen Deymanic, Steve Raguz, Marko Bartulovic, John Miller,
Michael Durbin.

FRESHMEN SOCCER

EUCLID

OPPONENT 1

3 Hawken

4 Solon

3 Brush

1 Shaker

6 Lake Catholic

1 Shaker

1 St. Joseph

2 South

0 Cleveland Hts.

6 Lake Catholic

3 North

3 University

2 Brush

1 North

2 South

SEASON RECORD WON7 LOST7 |

TIEl

Bill Kunes, Chris Barstow and Matt Schwartz readying for
the next opponent.

Soccer

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Marko Bartuluvic getting ready to play

Soccer

The varsity volleyball team had an
exceptional year, as you can
clearly see by their seasonal re-
cord. They played hard and ended up the
regional runner up. The team was excel-
lently coached by Donna Paderewski,
who not only helped skill improvement,
but also kept team spirits high by her
optomistic attitude.

The team worked very well together
with Megan Wanderslaben and Meme
Vend as setters, while Lynn Phillips,
Terri Sopko, Laura West, Terri Renshaw,
and Nicole Molnar completed the suc-
cessful team with their spiking. Although
great setters, it must not be overlooked
that when Megan and Meme were not
busy setting, their unbelievable spiking
power awed the audience. Traci Vanah
kept the back row in power. Cheryl Por-
ter, Jeanine Oblak, and Jennifer Kac-
perski also helped the team achieve
success.

The 1987 year was, without a doubt, a
satisfying one for the varsity volleyball
team and next year's team has a very
hard reputation to continue. Team spirit,
talented players, and a great coach is
what Euclid's 1987 volleyball team had,
and is what was needed for such success
and great accomplishments.

-Lana Seller

l/mi^ \/(JkffbaK getl tb' RegumEA

Pantherettes Traci Vanah, Nicole Molnar and Jeanine Oblak preparing for the long season.

Karen Maroli nursing her injured knee.

The Euclid spike in action.

Varsity Volleyball

Jeanine Oblak practices before the game.

Nicole Molnar showing her
ability to set up the ball.

Varsity Volleyball. Row l:Lynn Phillips Row 2:Tracy Dembek, Cheryl Porter, Tracy Vanah, Meme
^encl, Terry Renshaw, Terri Sopko. Row 3: Donna Paderewski, Megan Wandersleben, Laura West, Carol
3vijanovic, Nicole Molnar, Jeanine Oblak, Karen Maroli, Jean Savage.

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

EUCLID

OPPONENT

17,15

Brush

15,6

12,15,11

Mayfield

15,3,15

15,15

Shaker Hts.

6,13

12,10

St. Joe Acac

15,15

North

12,6

15,15

Mentor

11,11

15,15

Solon

11,5

11,15,15

Maple Hts.

15,4,6

15,9,15

South

15,9,11

15,19

Bedford

8,17

15,15

Collinwood

6,4

15,6,15

Brush

10,15,9

15,15

Mayfield

13,3

4,10

North

15,15

6,5

Elyria

15,15

15,15,8

Brush

8,17,15

15,15

Brooklyn

4,12

15,8,9

Mentor

7,15,15

15,15

Maple Hts.

6,4

15,15

South

9,12

15,15

Bedford

7,10

15,15

Conneaut

7,4

15,7,15

Lake Catholic 13,15,9 |

15,15

Mentor

13,11

15,15

Geneva

4,8

15,15

Cleveland Hts. 10,9 |

6,11

Brecksville

15,15

SEASON RECORD WON 19 LOST 8

GCC RECORD WON 10 LOST 4

LEAGUE FINISH 2nd

Carol Cvijanovic in action

Volleyball

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J. V. VOLLEYBALL

EUCLID

OPPONENT

13.15,6 Brush

15,4,15

15,15 Mayfield

5,2

15,11,7 North

7,15,15

15,15 Mentor

12,9

15,6,2 Solon

9,15,15

2,15,15 South

15,12,11

16,15 Bedford

14,5

15,15 Collinwood

2,9

15,5,13 Brush

10,15,15

15,5,15 Mayfield

3,15,6

8,15,15 North

15,10,9

6,11 Mentor

15,15

15,15 Maple

3,10

15,15 South

3,5

15,15 Bedford

3,10

SEASON RECORD WON

11 LOST 5

G.C.C. RECORD WON 10 LOST 1

Junior Varsity Volleyball. Row 1: Lana Seller, Miss Paderewski, Liz Mazzei, Tiffany Tekieii, Jean
Savage, Cyndy Cranner. Row 2:Jill Enneper, Laura Montagner, Jennifer Kacperski, Kim Watral, Diane
Cickavage, Tony Chiudioni, Chris Obiak.

FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL

EUCLID OPPONENT |

10,12 South

15,15

8,13 Cleveland Hts.

15,15

11,14 North

15,16

14,7 Memorial

16,15

10,10 Ridge

15,15

10,15,16 Brush

15,12,14

1,7 Shore

15,15

15,15 South

. 12,10

13,15,15 Cleveland Hts.

15,5,8

13,15,15 North

15,12,2

SHORE TOURNEY

15,15 Ridge

12,4

12,5 Shore

15,15

1,8 Memorial

15,15

15,7,15 Ridge

9,15,12

4,11 Brush

15,15

Shore

cancelled

SEASON RECORD WON 6 LOST 9 |

GCC RECORD WON 4 LOST 6

Freshman Volleyball. Row l:Susi Hamilton, Janice Kozlowski, Brandy Nickell, Colleen Gallagher, Sandy
Cvitkovic, Hope Schmidt. Row 2: Coach Buck, Kathy Kubinski, Megan Straub, Cindy Focareto, Vicki
Fumich, Maureen DeJonge manager Balee Riley.

The junior varsity volleyball team
had a rewarding season, which
definitely prepared the players
for the varsity team next year. It was well
coached by Jean Savage and had an over-
whelming number of talented players.
The team spirit played a big part in the
outcome of many games. The players
worked very well together with great set-
ting by Jill Enneper, Toni Chiudioni and
Cyndy Cramer. There was also a great

number of excellent spikers such as: Su-
zane Lisac, Kim Watral, Elizabeth Mazzei,
Tiffany Tekieii and Lana Seiler. Brandy
Reichman played an exceptional all-
around as a setter and spiker. This was a
good year for the J.V. volleyball team
and the best of luck is wished for the team
to do as well on the varsity team next
year!

By Lana Seiler

Freshmen at practice before their game.

JV/Freshman Volleyball

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Golf team.

Chris Pinta,

Row l:Scott Duke, Joe Solnosky, Tim Hickok, Tony Granito. Row 2: Tim Pae, John Shivak,
Jason Straub, Mike Raicevich.

't^

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olf team? How many of your
knew Euclid had a golf team.
Well we did and this was their
best season in the past three years. With
a GCC record of 9-4-1 Euclid placed sec-
ond in their division. Scott Duke (a.k.a.
Dukes) led the way with a 41 average and
tied for fourth at the GCC tournament.
The rest of the team contributed to the
successful year with averages of: Jason
Straub 43, Tim Hickok (a.k.a. Gillette)
43.5, Joe Solnosky 43.8, Chris Pinta
44.1 and Tony Granito 46.5.

Tim Hickok, Chris Pinta and Tony
Granito were the senior starters that will
need to be replaced for next year. John
Shivak had an impressive year and Tim
Pae who improved drastically over the
year are two of the hopefull replace-
ments for the 1988 team.

-John Shivak

Joe Solnosky strokes for the green.

John Shivak, Scott Duke and Jason Straub showing off their golfing form.

VARSITY GOLF

EUCLID OPPONENT |

191 Brush

178

177 Mayfield

182

172 North

178

178 Mentor

159

171 Maple Hts.

168

151 South

156

161 Bedford

164

172 Brush

172

168 North

172

167 Mayfield

180

168 Mentor

157

163 Maple Hts.

175

161 Bedford

166

160 South

172

178 University

185

178 Cuyahoga Hts.

194

SEASON RECORD WONll |

LOST4 TIEl

GCC RECORD WON 9

LOST4

TIEl

LEAGUE FINISH 2nd

Golf

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Entering the 1987 season with a new
coach and a young team, the Euclic Girls
Tennis Team approached this year as one
of learning and improving. All the players
made progress and enjoyed themselves
too. Valerie Stupica, the team's only se-
nior and co-captain, received her third
year letter and the team's Most Valuable
Player Award. She started at both first
and second singles but sat out the latter
part of the season due to an injury. Junior

Chris Oboczky also received her third
year letter and was the other co-captain.
Liz Oroz, another junior, received her
second year letter. Juniors Heather Mor-
rison, Kelly Hyne, Beth Schafer, and
sophomore Jennifer Mason all received
their first year letter. Kelly Hyne and
Beth Schafer both were honored as Most
Improved Players. Jennifer Mason also
received one of the Junior Varsity
Awards, as did Jennifer Petrie, who was

the highlight of sectionals when she ad-
vanced to the third round. June U re-
ceived her Freshman Award. Marie Sheri-
dan, Michelle Yee, Kelly Higgins, and
Karen Zwart rounded out the team. Next
year, with coach Duane Foy and almost
all the players returning, the Lady Pan-
thers are looking for their best season
yet.

-Jennifer Mason

Chris Oboczky and Karen Zwart
the dangerous duo.

Girl's Tennis. Row one:Karen Zwart, Jun U, Micheie Yee, Liz Oroz, Chris Oboczky,
Jennifer Mason. Row two:Duane Foy, Marie Sheridan, Kelly Higgins, Jennifer Petrie,
Kelly Hyne, Heather Morrison, Beth Schafer, Val Stupica.

Tennis anyone?

Jun (J serving it up

Jennifer Petrie and Karen Zwart dodging tennis
balls

Girl's Tennis

ins watches as Jennifer Mason attempts to hit the ball.

aren Zwart is amazed that Chris Oboczky
»n catch the ball with her chin.

GIRL'S TENNIS

EUCLID OPPONENT

0 Gilmour 5

0 West Geauga 5

1 Valley Forge 4

0 Mayfield 5

4 St. Augustine 1

0 Lakewood 5

2 Richmond Hts. 3

0 Solon 5

2 Regina 3

1 St. Joseph 4

0 Mentor 5

0 Lake Catholic 5

3 Shaw 2

0 Wickliffe 5

3 Parma 2

0 Beaumont 5

SEASON RECORD WINS:3 LOSSES: 13

ncentrates on the game \m\\Q Michele

Val Stupica practices her serve

Chris Oboczky lets Val Stupica give her backhand a shot

Jun U wonders where her ball went.

Heather Morrison shows up late after Val Stu- Chris Oboczky follows through with
pica already hits the ball. a tremendous hit.

Tennis

The Girl's cross country team had
another fine season. The girl's fin-
ished with a record of 8 wins, 5
losses and finished third in the GCC. At
the Districts, the team just missed qualify-
ing for the Regionals by taking 5th place.
Two Freshmen, India Ford and Meredith
Fitzgerald, qualified for the regionals. At
the Regionals Meredith placed 24th while
India took 5th place and went on to place
27th overall in the state and 2nd fresh-
man runner in the state.

The boy's cross country team was
more unified in their talents. Their record
was 6 wins, 1 loss with Lee Taurman and
Heath Clemcncc leading the pack. The
team took 2nd place in the GCC and
placed 3rd in the Districts. Together the
guys went on to Regionals and finished
up a great season.

-Kristine Hren

Boy's Cross Country. Row l:Harry Luikart, Lee Taurman,
Dennis Coy, Bob Jones, Joe Goerndt, Coach Haibedei. Row
2:Heath Clemence, Eric Eyman, Jeff Davis, Doug Mehis, Kevin
Vance.

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Mehls, Denny Coy, Bob Brown and Dan Francetic in the lead.

Heidi Ospelt and Missy Rocco setting the pace.

Cross Country

Lee Taurman leading the pack.

Kris Hren running hard

Ann Kelly, never breaking her stride.

BOY'S VARSITY

EUCLID OPPONENT |

Chardon

Bedford

South

Brush

North

Mentor

Maple Hts.

Mayfield

St. Ignatius

St. Joseph

Lake Catholic

Madison

BIG MEETS PLACE/NO.

TEAMS

Ave

n Lake Tourn.

12/22

Walsh Invit.

6/13

St.

Joe Intit.

5/13

Malone

16/31

Coaches Classic

10/18

District

4/13

Regional

12/72

SEASON RECORD WONll |

LOSTl

GCC RECORD WON 6 LOSTl

CONFERENCE FINISH 2nd

FRESHMEN

CROSS COUNTRY

EUCLID OPPONENT |

none

Mentor Ridge none

Mentor Mem. 36

none

Mentor Shore 18

2nd

Invitational

SEASON RECORD WONl L0ST2

GCC RECORD WONl L0ST2

Cross Country

GIRL'S VARSITY

EUCLID OPPONENT |

28 Chardon

32 Notre Dame

23 Mayfield

19 West Geauga

26 South

22 Bedford

36 North

23 Brush

37 Mentor

35 Madison

16 Lake Cath.

30 Maple Hts.

22 Mayfield

INVITATIONALS PLACE

Avon Earlybird

Walsh Tomahawk

St. Joseph

Malone

Coaches Classic

GCC

Lorain

District

Walsh Warrior

SEASON RECORD W0N8 L0ST5 |

GCC RECORD W0N4 LOSTc

LEAGUE FINISH 3rd Tie

The 1987-88 Varsity panthers had an-
other winning season. They spent
most of the season ranked in the top
ten teams in the state and half the season as
the top team in the area. Led by seniors
Derek Walton, Curtis Posey and A.J.
Parker, the panthers streaked to victories in
their first 16 games. Walton led the team in
scoring and was followed closely by A.J.
Parker, who was the team's leading re-
bounder.

Veteran coach Doc Daugherty said that
this was the most talented team he has had,
and credits hard work in practice to their
success. Although the panthers will lose two
of their best players, they should again chal-
lenge for the conference title next year since
they should return two junior starters, Ed
Powers and Mike Guilfoyle.

Dave Sargent

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A.J. Pari<er drives against Orange as Eddie Powers follows.

VARSITY BASKETBALL

EUCLID

OPPONENT 1

80Cleve. Hts.

100 North

72 South

108 Orange

72 Brush

72 Mentor

73 Madison

89 Maple

72 Bedford

105 North

58 University

108 South

109 Geneva

63 Brush

104Wickliffe

64 Mayf ield

54 Mentor

90 Maple

70 Bedford

70Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON 17 LOST 3

GCC RECORD WON 11 LOST 3

LEAGUE FINISH 1st

4 , J

Curtis Posey going up for two

Two points courtesy of Ray Rhone.

Derek Walton sets to shoot as Mike Guilfoyle, A.J. Parker, Curtis Posey and Eddie Powers rush to assist
him.

Boy's Basketball

arsity Basketball, Row 1: Nickole Doss, Matt Brizes, Derrick Krotine, A.J. Parker, Derek Walton,
ick Stringer, Mike Guilfoyle, Ron Ulle, Diane Cickavage. Row 2: Cheryl LaPuh, Simone Blair,
larence Simmons, Kurtis Posey, Ray Rhone, Kevin Hudson, Scott DiFranco, Bob Brown, Dan
■ancetic. Row 3: Coach John Cayne, Terry Roscoe, Ed Powers, Mike Barnes, Coach Doc Daugherty.

Derek Walton scores over Orange.

Kurtis Posey, Ed Powers, and Derek Walton show how to rise to the occasion.

<*/■■

d Powers, A.J. Parker, and Kurtis Posey rebounding from
irange;

Kevin Hudson, Ed Powers, and Ray Rhone shooting their fouls.

Boy's Basketball

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JV BakkihoM poiHk m aaxpllimai nteefd

Led by juniors Ed Ryans and Ty-
rone Gilham and sophomores Terry
Bush, Joe Meden, Chris Martin,
Rick Smith and Patrice Ward they
won their second straight confer-
ence title. Playing tough man-to-
man defense the panthers harassed
opponents all year long. They came
close to having an undefeated sea-
son. Coach Dennis Turkall called
hard work in practice the main rea-
son for his team's success. Many of
this year's players should get plen-
ty of varsity court time next year.
-Dave Sargent

Patrice Ward and Ed Ryans down on a fast break.

Greg Bachelor and Mark Jefferson working under
the basket.

Chris Martin going for a rebound.

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL

EUCLID

OPPONENT

34 Mentor Mem.

51 Ridge

28 Brush

30 South

22 Bedford

48 Maple

31 Mayfield

47 Mentor Mem.

38 Ridge

48 Brush

29 South

38 Bedford

33 Maple

41 Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON 7 LOST 7

J. V. BASKETBALL

EUCLID

OPPONENT

61 Cleve. Hts.

67 North

72 South

71 Orange

34 Brush

67 Mentoi*

75 Madison

58 Maple

56 Bedford

67 North

63 University

66 South

68 Geneva

63 Brush

58 Wickliffe

60 Mayfield

47 Mentor

65 Maple

63 Bedford

60 Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON 19 LOST 1

GCC RECORD WON 13 LOST 1

LEAGUE FINISH: 1st

Boy's Basketball

Justin Daugherty driving for a layup.

*»««rff^

V. Basketball Team. Row 1: John Little, Terry Bush, Ricky Smith, Greg Bachelor. Row 2: Tyrone
Iham, Chris Martin, Joe Meden, Ed Ryans, Mark Jefferson. Row 3: Coach Turkall, Tim Hoag, Sean Scott,
trice Ward, Marlon Moore, Dan Tomic, Dave Sargent.

Greg Bachelor shooting a foul shot while Tim Hoag and Mark
Jefferson go for the rebound.

reshman Basketball Team. Row 1: Jason Weybrecht, Ken Walter, Cris Ciulla. Row 2: Ed Zivnoska,
att Garbincus, Ken Kilgore, Jody Trocheck, Davion Johnson, Kennard Johnson-Bey, Russell Minter. Row
: Coach Pignatiello, Darryl East, Jamie Roach, Justin Daugherty, Rashawn Washington, Aaron Hasel-
isch, Greg Gerland.

Dave Sargent shooting from the outside.

Boy's Basketball

The girls varsity basketball
team showed an impressive
season with the help of
three-year starter Michelle Vend
showing off her talent at guard.
Lynn Phillips, the captain of the
Lady Panthers, was a well known
rebounder and a great shooter.
Other players such as Co-Captain
Terry Sopko practically ran the of-
fence and was an outstanding pass-
er. Jennifer Davis, a starter this
year, was a good rebounder and
also impenetrable shot blocker.
From the words of head coach Ter-
ry Dubroy,"We have a great group
of girls, we have worked hard all
season and have dedicated our-
selves to being the best we can be."
-Matt Lunder

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VARSITY BASKETBALL

EUCLID

OPPONENT 1

78 Collinwood

45 Gilmour

63 North

64 South

72 West Geauga

75 Brush

57 Shaw

80 Mayfield

71 Maple

83 Bedford

69 Mentor

61 North

85 South

79 Mayfield

47 Lake Catholic

66 Mentor

76 Maple

86 Bedford

58 Canton McKiniey

76 Brush

SEASON RECORD WON 18 LOST 2

GCC RECORD WON 14 LOST 0

LEAGUE FINISH: 1st

Girl's Varsity Basketball. Row 1: Jeanette Sas, Meme Vend, Lynn Phillips, Kelly Hyne. Row 2: Karen f
Maroli, Terri Sopko, Laura Zigman, Jennifer Davis, Laura West, Tracy Dcmbek, Mrs. Terry DuBroy.

Lynn Phillips from the charity stripe.

Meme Vend shooting from the outside.

Lynn Phillips shoots while Trace Dembek watches from the outside.

Girl's Basketball

Giris Basketball

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The J.V. basketball team showed off their talent
this year with a certain passing and running style
of basketball which brought in the wins. Players
such as Marlene Hribar, Jennifer Petrie, Jill Enneper,
Coleen Bradach and the rest of the unique girls gave it
their all and the results were an impressive season. Six
year head coach of the J.V. team and 1968 Euclid
graduate, Ray Force, said, " While we are concerned
about being successful, we are more concerned about
how we will become so."

-Matt Lunder

J. V. BASKETBALL

EUCLID

OPPONENT 1

37 North

36 South

41 West Geauga

49 Brush

45 Shaw

53 Mayfield

47 Maple

43 Bedford

36 Mentor

37 North

42 South

70 Mayfield

54 Lake Catholic

44 Mentor

57 Maple

59 Bedford

35 Canton McKinley

50 Brush

SEASON RECORD WON 18 LOST 0

GCC RECORD WON 14 LOST 0

LEAGUE FINISH: 1st

JV Btkskethml. Row 1: Bridget Ramsey, Coleen Bradach, Mia Joiinson, Cindy'
Jcrdc. Row M Audra Butkus, Tracy Prestigomo, Toni Chiudioni, Jennifer Petrie.
Row 3: Marlene Hribar, Terri Blasius, coach Ray Force, Jill Enneper, Ayanna j
Matthes

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Jennifer Petrie goes for two.

Girls' Basketball

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FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL 1

EUCLID

OPPONENT

46 North

34 Memorial

30 Ridge

24 ;

30 Brush

24 i

31 South

45 Bedford

14 ;

35 Cleveland Hts.

20 i

22 Magnificat

17 Memorial

11 Ridge

26 Brush

31 South

28 Bedford

SEASON RECORD WON 30 LOST 4

Pressure on the defense by Tony Chiudioni and Bridgette Ramsey.

Girl's Freshman Basketball. Row 1: Shelley Tobias, Cantinna Brewington, Col
leen Gallagher, Sue Hamilton, Heather Kristoff. Row 2: Bob Cantini, Andrea Cola
vecchio, Stacie Yuhas, Megan Straub, Karen Maroli.

Coleen Bradach taking a shot while Jennifer Petrie, Toni Chiudioni and Terri Blasius wait for a rebound.

Heather Kristoff driving for a shot.

Girl's Basketball

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FRESHMAN WRESTLING

EUCLID

OPPONENT

Memorial

Ridge

South

Bedford

Maple

Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON 2

LOST 4

Jim King going for the take-down.

The panther wrestling team
was plagued with injuries
and underwent a new
coaching program since former
head coach Harry King was re-
placed by Gary Fortuna. This led to
a disappointing dual meet season
with a 6-5 record. Even though the
dual meet record was not good
they still had a good chance at the
Mayfield districts.

Ed George

100

Rich Kekic, Rich Delsanter and Gerald Moore seem to have
the upper hand.

Wrestling

J.V. WRESTLING

EUCLID OPPONENT |

12 Lake Catholic

42 Madison

North

Forfeit

35 South

47 Brush

22 Mayfield

9 Mentor

12 Maple

Bedford

Forfeit

SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 4 |

GCC RECORD WON 3 LOST 3

VARSITY WRESTLING

EUCLID

OPPONENT

44 Madison

28 Brush

58 North

35 South

27 Cleveland Hts.

28 Brush

37 Mayfield

22 Mentor

10 Maple

57 Bedford

SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 5
GCC RECORD WON 4 LOST 4
LEAGUE FINISH: 4th

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Mike La Manna and Ed George on the mat.

Rich Delsanter dominating his opponent.

/resiling Team. Row 1: Dan Luzny, Nick Orazem, Rick Rizzo, Harry King, Joel
lorse, Norman Marolt. Row 2: Scott Pinta, Coach B. Walsmith, Bill Scott, Ed George,
raig Brickman, Jason Holland, Dan Newman, Dan Harding, Ken Gambatese, Steve
ekieva, Coach G. Fortuna. Row 3: Gesse Haffey, Eric Nebe, Rich Kekic, Tom Holland,
3e Vehar, Rich Delsanter, John Kronik, Doug Higham, Thomas McConnell, Gerald
loore, Dave Clark, Coach T. D'Anna.

Tom Holland showing his strength.

'reshman Wrestling. Row 1: Brian Germano, Tom Zovko, Steve Burke, Chris
Irickman, Joe Cesa, Steve Meyers. Row 2: Coach Tim D'Anna, Rich Flaisman, Dave ^
heck, Tony Shaw, Mike Sheridan, Gary Latour, Heath Clemence, Jonathan Goler,
;oach Gary Fortuna.

Gerald Moore getting his man close to a pin.

Rich Kekic taking his man down.

Wrestling

101

Indoor track got off on the right
foot this year with several wins
against teams such as Akron Buch-
tel, West Tech, and St. Ignatius.
The team this year was ready for
anything, striving to reach their
goals. An impressive member of
the team this year was Robert
Smith who proved himself strongly
as a sprinter and also in the long
jump. In the area of hurdling, Don-
ald Craig and Travis O'Hannon
were regarded as an outstanding
pair. Distance runners were Reggie
White in the 800m and Eric Eyman
In the 2-miIe. Carlos Henderson
and Thomas McClinton also proved
they had the right stuff in the dis-
tance events. The girl's were also
impressive with such runners as Jill
Tomasi and Teray Terry in distance
and Lisa Tirabassi and Mia Parise in
hurdles. Coach Bob Ramlow said
the team was composed of "Strong
individuals but lacking depth".

-Matt Lunder

BtiMgiMg TliA OiMooni, Imtooti

II . • 9!. 1 1 :

Boy's Indoor Track. Row 1: Vernard Adams, Brian Jackson, Eric Berry, Donald Craig, Jeff Davis, Heath
Clemence, Lee Taurman, Jamal Morris. Row 2: Rob Meagher, Tawfig Akhir, Bob Jones, Reggie White,
James Mixon, Ken Wolenski, Eric Eyman, Wali Bell. Row 3: Head coach Bob Ramlow, Asst. coach Lou
Tomasi, Jack Coyne, Matt Airhart, Chris Baranowski, Joe Vehar, Tarnell Thompson, Travis O'Hannon,
Robert Smith, Carlos Henderson.

INDOOR TRACK

EUCLID OPPONENT |

74 Akron Buchtel

87 Cleve.Cath.

95 St. Ignatius

86 Walsh Jesuit

107 Shaker

107 John Hay

119 Lin. West/JFK

87 Lakewood/Harvey

SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST 0

Girl's Indoor Track. Row 1: Coach Ramlow, Margie Knez, Jody Enneper, Jill Dudziak, Jill Tomasi,
Kristina Motiejunas, coach Tomasi. Row 2: Love Hudson, Lisa Tirabassi, Mia Parise.

102

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lockey Team. Row 1: Mark Blanc, Howard Tingley, Joel Kerne, Bill Dragolas, Steve Seymour, Jeff
rown, Tom Fitzpatrick, Damon Cherne, Bob Gezann. Row 2: Skip Martincic, Asst. coach, Bill Karabinus,
ric Lenz, Tim Belavlch, Bob Bell, John Haggerty, Marc Fifolt, Chuck Marvin, Jason Heck, Gregg Brokaw,
ick Wherley, coach.

Damon Cherne, Eric
Lenz and Chuck Mar-
vin taking to the ice.

A surge of energy at the end of the
season just wasn't enough to get the
panther icers into the Baron Cup.
The team expected to do much better this
season because of its eight returning players.
Mark Blanc was the panther's starting goalie
with senior Bob Gezann playing back-up. For
a first year player, Bob did a great deal to
help the team. Rick Wherley was at the helm
this year after being assistant coach for the
past two years. Assistant coach Skip Martin-
cic came to Euclid after coaching youth
hockey for many seasons. Next year's team
still looks promising since there will be many
returning players. This year's team consist-
ed of three freshman, eight sophomores,
two juniors and six seniors. The seniors left a
legacy for the underclassmen to strive for.
Tim Belavich, Tracy Vanah

HOCKEY

EUCLID OPPONENT

2 .€lyria 8

2 " Olmsted Falls 2

3 Elyria 6

3 Valley Forge 7

1 Garfield 11

1 Brooklyn 7

3 Parma 9

0 Olmsted Falls 6

4 Mentor 4

3 Valley Forge 8

2 Garfield 12

3 Normandy 5

0 St. Ignatius 10

3 Olmsted Falls 7

0 Bay 6

3 Mentor 5

0 Lakewood 3

2 Upper Arlington 8

5 Parma 8

5 Normandy 2

5 Western Reserve Acad 4

2 Lakewood 3

SEASON RECORD WON 2 LOST 19

TIE 1

Hockey

103

Up and at'em. It's 5:30, time for swim prac-
tice. This was just another normal day for
the panther swimmers. The team was domi-
nated by juniors and hopes to someday the
GCC. Many newcomers helped the team but
the vererans were still there swimming
strong. Senior co-captain Tony Capuozzo
and junior co-captain Mike LeQuyea led the
panthers in the distance events along with
Tom Reynolds and Dave Engelke. At the
beginning of the year the panthers had prac-
tically no sprinters after losing two seniors
for personal reasons. Three junior newcom-
ers, Dominic Gubitosi, Bill Kunes and foreign
exchange student, Jorge Berganza helped
make the panthers one of the best sprinting
teams in the conference. Backstrokers, Matt
Davis, Jim Segulin and Tim Tobin were
some of the best in the conference. The
breaststroke was led by Dan Campbell, Joe
Tressler and Tom Reynolds. Doug Mehls
developed as a butterflyer.

The team didn't have any superstars but it
had the potential to win. It was growing and
will improve in the years to come.

Mike LeQuyea and Joe Tressler

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BOY'S SWIMMING

EUCLID

OPPONENT

115 Madison

69 University

102

84 Beachwood

76 Fairview

73 Bedford

52 Maple

66 Mentor

104

85 Brush

llOMayfield

32 Berea

SEASON RECORD WON 4 LOST 6

GCC RECORD WON 2 LOST 3

Boy's Swim Team. Row 1: Ken Gilbert, Andy Logar, Ed Nehrig, John Burich, Dave Strunit.
Row 2: Jeff Jaroscak, Howie Taylor, Mii<e Smith, Tom Reynolds, Tim Tobin, Dave Engelke,
Gunnard Doboze. Row 3: Kevin Pritchard, Joe Tressler, Tony Capuozzo, Mike LeQuyea, Doug
Mehls, Matt Davis, Dan Campbell, Bill Kunes, Dom Gubitosi, Jorge Berganza.

Waiting for the gun...

They're off!!!

104

Boy's Swimming

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jlrl's Swim Team. Row 1: Patty Lux, Brandy Nickel!, Jessie Kovac, Kim Miller, Angie Zanghi. Row 2:
)onna Stephancic, Heidi Ospelt, Kirsten Esch, Liz Mazzei, Sally Bierer, Beth Perdan, Danielle Tuckerman,
illen Mulqueeny. Row 3: Nicole Molnar, Jackie Thomas, Debbie Hoppert, Terri Schmeling, Debbie Miller,
\my Dehner, Denise Murphy, Karen Reed, Lisa Anderson, Kris Hren.

Liz Mazzei, Lara Lomac, Kim Miller and Kirstin Esch getting ready for a race.

The girl's swim team showed a lot of
depth this year. Even with the loss of
many good seniors from last year,
the pantherettes were still able to hang
tough. This was a year where all of the girls:
freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors
all contributed to their many victories.

Winter days during swim season became a
routine of: swim, school, swim, homework,
sleep. Starting in late November the panth-
erettes begin their day at 5:30 AM to get
ready for their 6:00AM practice. Morning
practice ends at 7:00AM and everyone goes
to classes. The 2:35PM bell rings and all the
swimmers are on their way back to the pool
to practice another 2 hours. The days were
rough, but the fun and the feeling of accom-
plishment that they made it through another
day's workout is what kept them going.

The girl's swim team experienced an ex-
cellent season. The girls improved as the
season progressed.

Kris Hren

)ebbie Hoppert after having taken the 'Nestea'
)lunge.

GIRL'S SWIMMING

EUCLID OPPONENT |

85 Madison

92 Padua

87 Laurel

90 Beachwood

96 Fairview

85 Bedford

105 Maple

77 Mentor

97 Brush

107 Mayfield

45 Berea

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3rd

Orange relays

10th

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Girl's Swimming

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Lara Lomac, Kirstin Esch and Kim Miller watchtog a close race.

The teams relaxing between races.

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Who were the people be-
hind Euclid's faabulous
sports teams? They
were the Sports aides! Those valu-
able additions to the athletic de-
partment performed many tasks
that lifted the teams to victory.
Those students helped out the
coaches and the players by timing,
keeping statistics, and wrapping
sprained ankles. They also kept the
team supplied with water, and they
were always cheering the team on
and urging them to never give up.
The aides were required to attend
every practice and every game.
Their job was not a glamorous one,
but it was one that was necessary
for the teams to win. So, when you
see the winning records of the foot-
ball, swimming, basketball, and
wrestling teams just remember that
the Sports aides contributed to
those thrilling triumphs.

-Katie Weakland

Mike Barnes getting assistance on the sidelines.

Jennifer O'Neill and Bridgette Lang showing off their train-

er jerseys.

Jennifer O'Neill, Jene Mayerhoffer, Kris
Kubach and Bridgette Lang ask 'Who
was that masked man?'

Kathy Waltermire adjusts straws as Dana Scott from a Gatoradc
dunking.

Uncle Jack Lardomita adjusting a helmet.

107

§IENII€IPS

108

Senior Divider

(en Barber shows off his Halloween attire

Mii<e Ball and Joe Vehar thinking about the future. Sue Schilling and Traci Baranowski enjoying the fine luxuries of

the E-room.

Senior Divider

109

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The Euclid Senior High Class
of '88 was a spirited and
determined group of stu-
dents. From the first day of school
to the last, the seniors knew that
this was their year to rule, and they
did just that. With the hard work
and devotion of many students,
1988 proved to be a great year!
The seniors excelled in many areas,
including spirit, academics, and
athletics.

From class competition to extra-
curricular activities, the class of '88
showed their panther spirit, not just
in '88, but in all four years at EHS.
The class developed a togetherness
in the ninth grade that lasted until
commencement. Whether at sport-
ing events, concerts. Big Show,
dances, or clubs, the 1988 panthers
turned out in great numbers to
show their pride and their spirit in
the school. The feelings of unity,
friendship, and pride that devel-
oped will continue with the seniors
long after they leave the halls of
Euclid.

Besides having spirit, the '88
panthers also had a concern for
their academic life. The senior class
had three National Merit Finalists
and three commended students,
who are a few examples of the high
academic achievements of Euclid

students. The seniors worked hard
for good grades and were proud of
their scholastic achievements and
awards. The panthers loved to par-
ty, but they also knew when to hit
the books. Their academic excel-
lence showed that they will go far in
their endeavors after high school.

Last, but not least, the students
of the class of 1988 proved to be
worthy foes on the athletic fields.
The football team went 10-0, and
the volleyball and basketball teams
enjoyed terrific seasons. Several
players received awards for their
outstanding abilities also. The class
was full of talented students who
excelled in athletics for EHS. The
students were proud of their athlet-
ic achievements and outstanding
athletes.

The memories that seniors have
of their years at EHS are many, and
they will all remember the good
times and good friends they had at
Euclid. From being a freshman on
the first day of school to receiving a
diploma at commencement, the se-
niors were a proud and talented
group of students. The pride, spirit,
intelligence, and skills of the class
of 1988 will be long remembered at
Euclid Senior High School.

-Katie Weakland

Karen Lynn Anglen: Youth to Youtii 10;
Cultural Committee 11,12
Lauara L. Asseff: Girl's Choir 9; Mixed
Choir 10; Choral Masters 11,12; Senior Tal-
ent Night 9,12; Big Show 10
Matthew Ballish: Yearbook 9,10,11,12;
Layout/Copy editor 11; Bicycling club
9,10,11; Captain-Mechanic 10,11; Archery
club 9,10; Peer Tutoring 11,12
Julie H. Barcza: Cross country 9,10,11,12;
co-captain 12; Indoor track 9,10,11; Track
9,10,11; AFS 10,11,12; Publicity/activities
11,12; Euclid Cultural Committee 10,11,12;
Publicity officer 11; Christmas play 11; Na-
tional Honor Society officer 11,12; Senior
Talent Night 12

Timothy G. Belavich: Hockey 9,10,11,12;
captain 11,12; National Honor Society
11,12; President 11,12; Peer tutor
10,11,12; Yearbook 9,10,11; Survey 12;
President's club 12
Steve Belle: Wrestling 9,10
David Berke: Golf 9,10
Eric Berry; Basketball 9; Indoor track
10,11,12; Outdoor track 9,10,11,12; Euclid
Cultural Committee 11,12; Peer Tutor
11,12.

Some of the members of the senior class showing their spirit.

110

Seniors

Sandra Accettola La Tonya Aitken Angelo Argenti Angela Arrington

Karma Arter

Laura Asseff

Denise Baird

Michael Ball

Matthew Ballish Tracey Baranowski

Kenneth Barber Julie H. Barcza Christopher Beemiller Sandra Belavic Timothy G. Belavich

Steve Belle Richard Bencivenni David Berke

Eric Berry

Alice Beuck

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111

Alfred Bielskis

Tina Bitker

Simone Blair

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Sonya Blair

Crystal Bobosik

Mark Bonnay

Denise Bowman

Shannon Brennan Richard Alan Brentar David M. Brickman

Stacie Brickman Matthew A. Brizes Kimberly R. Brown Robert Brown

Scott Brown

George Brozovich

John M. Burke

Robert Burrows

Charles Burtyk Michelle Butauski

112

Seniors

Reginald J. Black: Wrestling 9
Sonya Blair: Basketball 10; Girl's basketball
aid 11,12

Simone Blair: Close-up 11,12; Office aid 12
Mark Bonnay: Football 9,10,11; Baseball
9,10; Wrestling 9,10

Richard Alan Brantar: Commencement
Band 9,10,11; Stage Band 9,10.11,12;
Marching Band 9,10,11,12; OMEA Solo
Contest 9,10,11,12; Choral Masters 12;
Varsity Chorale 12; Big Show 9,10,11,12;
Symphonic Wind Ensemble 10,11,12; Pep
Band 10,11, Director 11; Christmas Brass
10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Soccer 9,10;
Senior Talent Night 11
David M. Brickman: Soccer 9,10,11,12;
Captain 12

Matthew A. Brizes: Basketball 10,11,12
Kimmy R. Brown: Cheerleader 9,10,11; Co-
captain 9; Captain 10; Softball 9,10; Stu-
dent Council 9,10,12; Choral Masters
10,11,12; Big Show 9; Homecoming Atten-
dant 9; Office aid 1 1

Robert Brown: Cross country 9; Basketball
9,10,11,12

John M. Burke: Wrestling 9
Charles Burtyk: Basketball 9; Marching
Band 9,10,11,12; Quartermaster 12.

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PSA T./SA. T./A.C. T. kpJt coKegt mm'.

PSAT, ACT, SAT, ACH, what do
all these letters mean? Are they a
secret code or something? Well,
not exactly. Some students call them
headaches, but in reality they stand for
the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test,
American College Test, Scholastic Apti-
tude Test, and Achievement Tests. As
most juniors and seniors know, these
tests are usually required for college ad-
mission. The tests (which are three ago-
nizing hours long) are usually given on
Saturday morning, and students usually
leave them with massive migrains. To
help improve students' scores, Mr. Yo-
cum and the counselors hold reviews the
week before each test. In these sessions
students learned differant test-taking tac-
tics and reviewed some of the most im-
portant concepts of grammar, social stud-
ies, science, and math. The students were
also given the chance to take an old test
to "get the feel" of it. One anonymous
senior said, "The review really helped me
to relax about the test. I was so worried I
was going to do terrible, and the session
helped me to realize it wasn't that bad."
-Katie Weakland

'Tracey Baranowski looking confident.

'Pre-test prayers.'

'Psst... what's my name again?'

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113

Katie Weakland shows off her elf smile.

Elf Day is a senior fundraiser
sponsored by Class Cabinet.
Prospective elves began by
selling tickets to friends and faculty.
A drawing was then held during
lunch periods to choose the lucky
santas. On the magical day seniors
impersonated elves and catered to
their santa's every need. Unfortu-
nately, as all good things must
come to an end, at the ringing of
the bell at 2:35 PM all the elves
were disenchanted.

Taray Terry, January Jenkins and Paul Karpinski display elf originality.

Jenny Pocaro and Beth Hammer look 'elf enchanted'

Jill Dudziak, Margie Knez, Jennifer Spinelli, Kim
Brown and Jeanine Oblak have 'elf appeal'.

Constance A. Cahoon: Softball 9; Office aid
10,11,12

Eric M. Calabrcse: Tennis 9,10,11,12; cap-
tain 11,12

Daniel R. Campbell; Outdoor Club 9,10,11;
Ski Club 10,11,12; Swim Team 10,11,12
Anthony M, Capuozzo; Swim Team
9,10,11,12; co-captain 12; Tennis
9,10,11,12; Outdoor Club 11
W. Anthony Castrovinci: Yearbook 12; Key
Club 11,12; senior representative 12
Patricia K. Cecelic: AFS 10,11; Office aid
9,10,11; COE 12

Jeffrey W. Cechura: Water Polo 9; Archery
Club 9,10; Swim team 11; Ski Club
10,11,12; Key Club 9; Office aid 9,10,11;
Outdoor Club 11; Class Cabinet 9
Christine Noelle Chinni: Class Cabinet
10,11,12; Wai Napolo 9,10,11,12; vice-
president 12; As Club 10,11; Key Club
10,11; Swim timer 10,12; Eucuyo 12; Office
aid 11; Senior Talent Night 9,12; National
Honor Society 11,12; Teen Institute 10,11;
Peer Tutor 11,12; Yearbook 12
Steven Christen: Wrestling 9,10,11,12;
Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12;
Senior Talent Night 9,10,11,12; Battle of
the Bands 10,11,12
Mike J. Clcary: Wrestling 9,10
Debra A. Colantonio: Basketball 9
Justina M. Colo: Basketball 9; AFS
9,10,11,12; vice-president 11; President's
Club 12-

Adriane Marie Conklin: Band 9,10; Key
Club 9; Ski Club 11,12
Anthony J. Cook; Football 9
Nancy Lynn Cook: Fall Play 11,12; Spring
Play 10; Big Show 10,11,12; President's
Club 11,12; Foreign Language Club
10,11,12; co-president 12; Symphonic Wind
Ensemble 9,10,11,12; Marching Band
9,10,11,12; Show designer 10; Librarian
10,11,12; Squad leader 11,12; Secretary
12; National Honor Society 11,12; Stage
Band 11,12; Class Cabinet 10,11,12; Or-
chestra 11,12; Senior Talent Night 12.

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Seniors

bnstance A. Cahoon Eric M. Calabrese Daniel R. Campbell Anthony M. Capuozzo

W. Anthony
Castrovinci

Patricia K. Cecelic Jeffrey W. Cechura Lynn Cercek

Larry Cheatham

Christine Noelle
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Mike J. Cleary Debra A. Colantonio

Justina M. Colo Adriane Marie Conklin Angela Conroy Anthony J. Cook Nancy Lynn Cook

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At some time in everyone's life
they have done something
that they have found embar-
assing. Here are some of the embar-
assing moments that the seniors have
chosen to share with others.

My most embarassing moment was
when:

Troy Williams was egged.

Losing to Youngstown Boardman.

When I walked around school with
magic marker on my skirt and every-
one just laughed.

Richard Brentar marched one way
during halftime and the rest of the
band marched the other.

David Gray went out for track and
the girls were watching him come in so
far back that the rest of the team was
getting ready for the next event.

Jennifer Spinelli fell down the stairs
in a dress in fromt of her friends and
boyfriend.

When Jenny Hopkins and her friend
wore the same skirt four times in a row
in 9th grade and everyone claimed
that they planned it that way.

1 had on blue underwear with white
pants.

Diane Mauser was looking at a male
senior's rear and tripped up the stairs
and he saw her.

Julie Sterbank got her finger caught
in a milk machine.

Tina Soltesz, during track practice,
fell into the boy's locker room in front
of the Varsity Track team and re-
ceived a standing ovation.

Love Hudson fell up the stairs in
front of the seniors when she was in
the 10th grade.

Julie Barcza was slammed into by a
socially unacceptable friend pogoing
down the hall.

Sitting on the bench during the
whole game.

Jumping off the high dive in swim-
ming and landing flat on my back.

Receiving a B+ on a test.

Falling asleep in class and having
the teacher knock on the desk to wake
me up.

Making a wrong turn to get to class
after having gone there for four years.

Aeth/UHu

Jack Coyne: Soccer 9,10,11,12; Swimming
9,10,11,12; captain 12; Indoor track
10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Football
10,11,12; AFS 12; Outdoor Club 12
Donald G. Craig: Football 9; Track
9,10,11,12; PA announcer 12
Charles John Cummings: Marching Band
9,10,11,12; Quartermaster 11,12; Squad
leader 12; Hall Band 11; Pep Band 11,12;
Concert Band 9,10,11,12; AFS 11,12; For-
eign Language Club 10; Yearbook 12
Delmond Tyrone Cummings: Football
9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Indoor Track 9;
Outdoor Track 9; Senior Talent Night 12
Carol Lynn Cvijanovic: Volleyball 12; Soc-
cer Aid 10; Ski Club 11,12; AFS 11; Senior
Talent Night 12

Julie Ann S. Dakdouk: Volleyball 9; Swim
Team 9,10,11; Soccer Aide 10; Clinic Aide
11,12

Jeffrey Sutherland Davis: Cross Country
9,10,11,12; Indoor Track 9,10,11,12; Out-
door Track 9,10,11,12; Senior Class Cabi-
net 12; Varsity Chorale 12
Kara Ann Davis: OEA Treasurer 11
Matthew Dell: Audio Visual Club 9,10
Kimberly A. DelMonte: Track 9; AFS 9;
Student Council 10,12; chairperson 12
Richard A. Delsanter: Football 9,10,11,12;
captain 12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; captain
12; Track 9,10,11,12; Weight lifting
9,10,11,12

Barbara Ann Desico: Wrestling Aide 9
LeShawn Patrice Dewberry: Choral Master
11,12; Cultural Committee 12
Nicholas DiBartolomeo: Soccer 9,10,11,12;
Choral Masters 10,11,12; Varsity Chorale
11,12; Big Show 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9.

118

Seniors

Shannon Cool

Gary Corbett

Dennis Coy

Jack Coyne

Donald G. Craig

Nicole Crombie

Jeffrey Sutherland
Davis

Charles John
Cummings

Delmond Tyrone
Cummings

Carol Lynn Cvijanovic

Julie Anne S.
Dakdouk

Kara Ann Davis Tonda L. Dean

Timothy Julius
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Matthew Dell

Kimberly A. Del Richard A. Delsanter Barbara Ann De Sico LeShawn Patrice Nicholas DiBartolomeo

Monte Dewberry

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119

Michael Digiovine Jennifer Dommer Tami Lyn Donahoe Frederick Dorazio

Bill Dragolas

Stephen Drazdik Dawn Michelle Drnek Jill M. Dudziak

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Robert Easter Jr Judith Marie Enneper Derek Delontay Evans

Nickole Doss

Mary Dugandzic

Eric E. Eyman

Carla Fanara

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Tami Lyn Donahoe: Cheerleaders 9,10,11;
Office Aide 11,12; Ski Club 9,10,12; Choir
9; Softball 9

Nikole Doss: Flag Corps 11; Basketball man-
ager 11,12

Bill Dragolas: Student Council 10,11,12;
Hockey 9,10,11,12; Outdoor Club 9,10;
Choir 9; Peer Tutoring 9,10,11; Cultural
Committee 9

Dawn Michelle Drnek: Ski Club 10,11,12;
Office Aide 11,12

Jill M. Dudziak: Track 9,12; Ski Club 10
Michael S. Dunmire: Baseball 9,10,11,12;
captain 12; Peer Tutoring 10
Rick Dureiko: Audio Visual 10,11,12; Big
Show 10,12; Assistant Stage Manager 12;
Senior Talent Night 10,11,12; Assistant
Stage Manager 11,12; Bicycle Club 10; Na-
tional Honor Society 11,12
Judith Marie Enneper; Volleyball 9,10,11;
Track 10,11,12; Indoor Track 11; Ski Club
12; Senior Talent Night 12; Office Aide 12
Derek Delontay Evans: Football 9,10,11,12;
Basketball 9

Eric E. Eyman: Cross Country 10,11,12;
captain 12; Indoor Track 9,10,11,12; Out-
door Track 9,10,11,12,

On December 8, 1987 Eu-
clid High School took part
in its annual blood drive
which was sponsored by the Euclid
Cultural Committee. It was orga-
nized by Ms. Carroll, Selwyn John-
son and Francine Moore. The drive
went smoothly and more than 100
pints of blood were collected during
the day. The blood drive gives the
students an opportunity to get
started on the worthwhile idea of
giving blood. There is never too
much blood available so the blood
donated by the students and Euclid
High is appreciated.

-Francine Moore

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Melissa Focareto

Michael Focareto

Kevin Fomby

Angela M. Gamber Tracy A. Gamber

Daniel Geddes

Rob Gelo

Robert Gezann

Christopher Gladin Jeffrey J. Glubish Desiree Gondeau

Tony Granito

David Xerxes Gray

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Nick Fimiani: Baseball 9,10,11

Michael Focareto: Baseball 9; Golf
9,10,11; Senior Talent Night 12

Kevin Fomby: Football 9,10,11,12; Bas-
ketball 9

Angela M. Gamber: Softball 9,10,11,12;
Cultural Committee recording secretary 10;
Teen Institute 11,12

Tracy A. Gamber: Office Aide 12

Rob Gelo: Soccer 10,11

Rob Gezann: Hockey 12; Student Council
12; Ski Club 12

Joe Gjerek: Soccer 9,10

Jeffrey J. Glubish: Key Club 10,11; Bicy-
cle Club 10,11,12

Tony Granito: Baseball 9,10,12; Golf 12

David Xerxes Gray: Football 9,11,12;
Choral Masters 11,12; Cultural Committee
9,10,11,12; Mixed Choir 9,10

Jennifer Greene: OEA historian 11,12

Anthony Griffin: Yearbook 12

Thomas J. Gron: Marching Band
9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11.

Ray Brown and Steve Woodard show some true
soul at Senior Talent Night.

Wide-eyed Chris Pinta and Tim Hickok.

Seniors look back and recall all
the crazy tinnes through their ju-
nior high years. Some wish they
could forget, and some will never live
down these memories.

REMEMBER WHEN:

Troy Williams lost the basketball
championship.

Richard Brentar remembers when
the rock band had no lead singer be-
cause he did a flip into the pit and hit
his head.

Tom Gron broke the bed in Toronto.

Sue Gulp remembers when Jenny
Greene's shoes were thrown over the
goal post and got stuck.

Tina Soltesz remembers Florida with
just the girls.

The Jello slurping contest.

St. Williams Mexican Fiesta in 7th
grade.

On the trip to Toronto the fire alarm
went off and everyone ran out in their
p.j.'s.

Certain Central students convinced
Forest Park students that there was a
pool in the basement of Forest Park.
-Bets Tobolewski

Dancing Derek Evans with Harry King and Rick Rizzo.

Eric Eyman in deep thought.

Ketan Patel agrees with Mia Parisc that Jim Samual
does have a nail biting habit.

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Euclid students look back at
all the great times they have
had at Euclid Central. Re-
membering the dances, sports, and
teachers will always be good memo-
ries. These are some of the memo-
ries Euclid's seniors recall of their
time spent at Euclid Central.

Jennifer Spinelli remembers
when she won the Uncle Vic air
guitar contest.

Julie Sterbank remembers when
Mr. Russo's homeroom beat Mr.
Petrick's homeroom in the Olympic
games, the Cheerleaders protested
cheering at girl's sporting events,
Sandy Scott and Jack Coyne threw
Jello down the stairs, Mixed Choir
performed "GodspeH"/"West Side
Story",

Tina Soltesz remembers practic-
ing for the cheerleading competi-
tion at Euclid Square Mall with Bon-
nie 'the prep' Smith.

Love Hudson remembers when
everyone was in track.
Yellow Jello in the Atrium
Mr. Syracuse and T.G.I.M.
Uncle Vic at the dances.
Knocking over lab tables.

-Erica Richards

Dan Neuman caught running around tiie halls.
Jim Samuel and Ketan Patel helping Adam Stauffer
try and climb up the pole.

Carla Fanara and Phil Matish thinking of the future.
Julie Barcza enjoying herself at an AFS meeting.

Susan Marie Guip: Cross Country
9,10,11,12; co-captain 12; Senior Talent
Night 11; Prom Aide 11.
Ron Guttu: Wrestling 9.
Susan Lynn Hall: Office Aide 9,11,12; Bas-
ketball aide 9; Student Council 9,10,11.
Beth Ann Hammer: Class Cabinet 10,11,12;
Wai Napolo 10; President's Club 12; Eu-
cuyo 12; AD Club 10,11,12; Swim Timer
10,12; Key Club 10,11; Class Rep 11; Fall
Play 11,12; Holiday Play 11,12; Big Show
11; National Honor Society 11,12; Peer Tu-
tor 10,11,12; Teen Institute 10,11; Senior
Talent Night 9,12.

Dan Harding: Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Cultur-
al Committee 12; Football 12.
Kevin A. Harrison: Audio Visual Club
9,10,11,12.

Matthew J. Harrison: Baseball 10,11,12.
Monica Hayden: Teen Institute 11, Year-
book 11; Key Club 11,12; Track 10.
Timothy Hickok: Football 9; Hockey
9.10,11,12; Baseball 9,10; Golf captain 12.
Diane L. Hodnichak: Student Council 11,12;
Majorettes 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Office
Aide 9,10,11,12.

Thomas C. Holland: Football 9,10,11,12;
Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Class Cabinet 12;
Prom Aide 11,12; Cultural Committee 9,10.
Jennifer Hopkins: Senior Talent Night 12;
AFS 9,10,11,12; publicity chairman 12; Ski
Club 10,11,12; President's Club 12; Survey
12.

Deborah Lynn Hoppert: Swim Team
9,10,11,12; Key Club 9,10

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Seniors

Susan Marie Guip

Karen L. Heyduk

Ron Guttu

Susan Lynn Hall Beth Ann Hammer

Dan Harding

Kevin A. Harrison Matthew J. Harrison Monica Hayden

Renee Hayes

Carlos Henderson

Timothy Hickok Diane L. Hodnichak Roger Hoffman Thomas C. Holland

Martin Holt

John Hooks Jennifer Hopkins Deborah Lynn Hoppert Dawn Marie Horgan

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Love Hudson

Mathew Huested

Michelle Marie Jividen Mia Johnson

Steve C. Johnson Anita G. Karaula Paul Michael Karpinski

Kathleen M. Keaveney John Kehn

Jill Keith

Richard A. Kekic Cheryl Lynn Kempke

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Seniors

Richard B, Hornyak Jr.: Football 9,11,12;
captain 12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball
captain 9.

Po-Chun(Randy) Hsu: Tennis 10,11.
Kevin Hudson: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Cul-
tural Committee 9,10,11,12.
Love Hudson: Peer Counseling 9; AFS 9;
Cultural Committee 9,10,11; vice-president
11; Student Council 10,12; Class Cabinet
10; Ski Club 10,11; Senior Talent Night
11,12; Survey 12; Indoor Track 12.
Matthew Huested: Eucuyo 10.
Jim Hunt: Football manager 9,10; Wrestling
manager 9,10; Track manager 9; National
Jr. Honor Society 9; Student athletic trainer
10; National Honor Society 11; Chess and
Strategy Club 10,11.

Kristina Marie lie: Fall Play 9,10,11; student
director 12; Spring Play 10; Big Show 9,10;
Hockey Aide 11,12; President's Club presi-
dent 12; Survey 12; AD Club 12.
Carolyn Michelle Ivaskovic: Student Council
11,12; music committee chairperson 11;
Symphonic Wind Ensemble 10,11; Big Show
9,10; Senior Talent Night 11; Choral Mas-
ters 12; Spring Play 9,10,11; props manag-
er 10; Marching Band 9,10; Fall Play props
9.

Jennifer Jeric: Volleyball 9; Yearbook 9.
Michelle Marie Jividen: Softball 9,10,11,12;
Ski Club 12.

Robert Johnson: Fall Play 12.
Steve C. Johnson: Basketball 9,10,11; Cross
Country 10; Track 9,12; Wrestling 12; Cul-
tural Committee 10,11,12.
Anita G. Karaula; AFS 10,11,12; Ski Club
12; Peer Tutoring 11,12; Office Aide 12;
Drama Club 10.

Paul Michael Karpinski; Prom Aide
10,11,12; PA announcer 12.
Kathleen M. Keaveney: Cheerleader 9;
Track 12; Student Council 9.
John Kehn: Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Tal-
ent Night 12.

Richard A. Kekic: Wrestling 9,10,11,12;
Baseball 9,10,12; Football 9,10.
Cheryl Lynn Kempke: Senior Talent Night
12; Student Council 9,10; Class Cabinet 9;
Softball 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 10; DECA
11,12; president 12.

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Mr. Perez being hauled in by Joe "Nick" Vehar.

Euclid seniors remember all the
unforgetable moments through
their high school years. Some
were good and some were bad, but
high school never would have been the
same without them. Here are some of
the moments that some of the seniors
remember.

Rich Brentar remembers when only
100 people showed up for school on
that snow day.

Diane Mauser remembers when Mr.
Perez-gave his very first, 'I'm not go-
ing to take any from you' speech.

Julie Barcza remembers when her
metal pen exploded across the room
in 9th grade biology.

Joel Stewart remembers when his
chemistry experiment burned.

Love Hudson remembers Euclid
beating St. Joes her freshman year.

Tina Soltesz and Chris Vubonic
went to Washington, D.C. in 10th
grade with Mrs. Smith just to shop.

Nicolle remembers when Mr. Ever-
sole used to fall asleep in class and she
used to have water bottle fights in Mrs.
Schmeling's chemistry class and when
Mia's eyes looked like spiders from all
her mascara.

Ken Barber and Greg Ogorek jammin'

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Many of Euclid's seniors
have specific plans for
their spring breaks.

Todd Uhlir plans to go to Florida
and party his you-know-what off.

Love Hudson plans to go to Myr-
tle Beach.

Julie Barcza plans to travel to
New York and visit Greenwidh Vil-
lage and watch strange and bizarre
people like herself.

Sue Guip is going to Canada.

Jennifer Spinelli plans to go to
California with friends.
Other's plans include:

Doint a little skiing and a lot of
sleeping.

Going to Florida to meet my pen
pal I've been writing to for 9 years.

Go to Napa Valley, California
and soak up the sights and the sun.

Go to Atlantic City and enjoy the
sun and my vacation and also to se
some girls.

Sleep, party and more sleep.

Going to Columbus.

Jammin.

Seniors had many activities
planned for the summer break.
Jenny Pocaro plans to sun,
fun and work.

Tina Soltesz plans to party, work on
a dark tropical tan, spend money,
shop and party some more with
friends.

Julie Sterbank plans to be a life
guard and volunteer at the hospital
until going away to school.

Rich Brentar plans to go to Europe.

Julie Barcza is hoping to go back to
Europe and explore every little brick-
paved alley.

Beth Hammer plans to work, go to
England as a graduation present.

Love Hudson is going to Manhattan.

Jennifer Spinelli is going to get a
tan, party and sleep.

Matt Ballish wants to play racquet-
ball, go climbing, sailing, and diving.

Denny Coy wants to go on a long
vacation.

Chris Chinni is hoping to go to
England.

Susan Knistautas is going to work
full time and going to enjoy the last of
her youthful laziness.

In general everyone plans to work
and have fun.

Gregory Kcrnc: Ski Club 11.
Lewis Kimball: DECA 12.
Harry King: Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Murals
11; Senior Talent Night 12.
Shawn M. Kline: Choir 12.
Bernadettc Knez: Track 9,10; Class Cabinet
11.

Margaret Knez: Track 9,10,12.
Shawn M. Kobus: Key Club 9,10,11,12;
freshmen representative 9; sophomore rep-
resentative 10; relations chairman 10,11;
second vice-president 11; Lt. Governor 12;
Teen Institute 10,11,12; state representa-
tive 11; youth advisory board 12; Swim Tim-
er 9,10,11; Swim Manager 12; Soccer Man-
ager 12; Class Cabinet 9,11,12; Class
Showcase 10,11,12; Marching Band
9,10,11,12; stage crew 9; Concert Band
9,10; librarian 10; Symphonic Wind Ensem-
ble 11,12; Senior Talent Night 10,12; Na-
tional Honor Society 12; Yearbook photog-
raphy editor 12; Survey 11,12.
Angie Koncar: Spirits 9; Fall Play 9; Class
Cabinet 11.

Kellie Ann Koren: Majorette 9,10,11,12;
captain 12.

Karen A. Kosmerl: Majorette 9,10; Clinic
Aide 9; Wrestling Aide 10,11,12.
Valerie A. Kovacic: Senior Talent Night 10;
Office Aide 10,12.

John D. Kribbs: Baseball 9; Peer Tutor 11.
John Michael Kronik: Football 9,10,11,12;
Wrestling 9,10,11,12.
Dave Kropf: Basketball 9.
Derrick Krotine: Basketball 9,10,11,12.
Susan Marie Krulc: AFS 10,11,12; execu-
tive board 12; Student Council 10,11,12;
chairperson 12; Peer Tutor 11,12; Office
Aide 9,10,11; Outdoor Club 9; President's
Club 12; Senior Talent Night 12.
Christine Kubinski: Volleyball 9; Ski Club
10,11,12.

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One embarassing means of transportation.

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Seniors

Gregory Kerne

Lewis Kimball

Harry King

Bernadette Knez

Margaret Knez

Susan Knistautas

Shawn Kobus

Angie Koncar

Joseph Korb

Kellie Ann Koren

Karen A. Kosmerl Valerie A. Kovacic John D. Kribbs

Manda Krizan John Michael Kronik

Dave Kropf

Derrick Krotine Susan Marie Krulc Christine Kubinski

Eric Kucia

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Paul A. Kudlak Elizabeth A. Kuhen Brinda Kumar

Barry Lane Patrick Langdon

Danielle Renee Lauver Eric Jay Lenz Edward Leonard! Rhonda Littlejohn

Tracey Malaney David A. Mann Dan Mansperger Karen E. Maroli Robert P. Marrott

Lee Ann Marsh John D. Martens

Kimberly A.
Masterson

Amy Lynn Mata Phillip A. Matish

132

Seniors

Paul A. Kudlak: Baseball 9,10,11,12; Foot-
ball 9,10,11; Student Council 9,10,11,12;
executive board 10,11; Cultural Committee
10; Class Cabinet 12; Senior Talent Night
12.

Elizabeth A. Kuhen: Big Show 9,10,11; Cho-
ral Masters 11,12; Student Council 11,12;
Choir 9,10; Varsity Chorale 11,12; Office
Aide 9,10; Senior Talent Night 11,12.
Brinda Kumar: Survey editor 11,12; Class
Cabinet 11,12; Peer Tutoring 11,12; AFS
10,12; Cultural Committee 10,11; Fall Play
11,12; Winter Play 11,12; Senior Talent
Night 12,

Patrick Langdon: Baseball 9,10,11,12; Foot-
ball 9; Basketball 9.

Danielle Renee Lauver: Cross Country 9;
Cheerleader 10,11,12.
Eric Jay Lenz: Hockey 9,10,11,12; captain
11,12; Football 9; Office Aide 10.
Rhonda Littlejohn: Office Aide 11,12.
Matt Lunder: Cross Country 9; Swim Team
10; Eucuyo 11; Key Club 12.
Keith Macklin: Office Aide 11.
Tracey Malaney: Volleyball 9; Senior Talent
Night 12; Yearbook 9,10; President's Club
12.

David A. Mann: Foreign Language Club
10,12; CO- president 12; Yearbook 10.
Dan Mansperger: Marching Band
9,10,11,12; Varsity Chorale 10,11.12;
Stage Band 10,11,12; Audio Visual Club
9,10,11,12.

Karen E. Maroli: Class Cabinet 9,10,11; Vol-
leyball 9,10,11,12; captain 12; Basketball
9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; captain
11,12.

Robert P. Marrott: Golf 10; Ski Club 12.
Lee Ann Marsh: Cultural Committee
9,10,11,12.

John D. Martens: Battle of Bands crew
10,11,12; Big Show crew 9,10; Senior Tal-
ent Night crew 9,10,11,12; Audio Visual
Club 9,10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12;
Swim Show crew 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9;
Fall Play 11; Peer Tutoring 10,11; National
Honor Society 11,12; vice president 12.
Kimberly A. Masterson: Student Council
10,11,12; co-chairperson of class decora-
tions 11; chairperson of decorations 11;
Class Cabinet 11,12; Peer Tutor 11,12; Big
Show 9,10,11; Senior Talent Night 11,12;
Outdoor Club 9; AFS 10,12; Survey 11,12;
co-editor 12; Fall Play 9; Spring Play 9;
Holiday Play 11,12.

Amy Lynn Mata: Class Cabinet 9; Volleyball
9,10.

Phillip A. Matish: Cross Country
9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,12; Indoor Track
10,12; Ski Club 12.

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The class of '88 enjoyed their
time off from hard work and
studying by relaxing, going
out to the movies with some
friends, and by spending time alone
with a good book. Some of the se-
nior's favorite movies were "Fatal
Attraction", "Top Gun", "The Un-
touchables", "Platoon", and "Back
to the Future". As far as books go,
favorite novels were The Catcher
in the Rye, The Outsiders, The
Invisible Man, A Tale of Two
Cities, and Wuthering Heights.
Whether alone or with friends, the
seniors at Euclid knew when to for-
get their homework and just relax
when the weekend rolled around.
-Katie Weakland

Jennifer Spinelli preparing for a test.

Tina Soltesz learning from books.

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The seniors were asked what
their plans were for their
most memorable night of
1988, and here are some of their
responses.

Tina Soltesz is going with her
special insignificant other, in the
gown she's had picked out since
9th grade and drive a black Jaguar.

Julie Sterbank is going to let her-
self go and have a wonderful, unfor-
getable time.

Todd Uhlir is going to get a limo,
go to prom and Afterprom.

Jennifer Spinelli is going to fly
there in a jet, have a great time and
party all night.

Shawn Kobus is going to have a
great time with all her friends and
go to Niagara Falls after
Afterprom.

Kimmy Brown is going to look
sweet and have a tremendous time
with her good looking date.

The rest of the class said they
wanted to have the time of their
lives and that they will always re-
member and spend time with all
their friends before

commencement.

-Katie Weakland

Seniors have to eat too.

The seniors were polled on
their future plans and here
are some ideas of where
they hope to be in 1998.

Tina Soltesz will be a yuppie
driving a black Jaguar, living in Ver-
mont and planning a family vaca-
tion with Tina lie to Disneyland.

Diane Mauser will be sitting on a
yacht on the coast of Jamaica sip-
ping champagne and spending the
money she'll be making on her
chain of beauty salons.

Rich Brentar will be a profession-
al musician.

Julie Sterbank will be practicing
psychology at a prominent chil-
dren's hospital.

Joel Stewart will be wishing he
was safe back in school.

Tina lie will be living next door to
Tina Soltesz in Vermont complain-
ing about something or other.

Susan Knistautas will be rich and
famous and a rocket scientist for
NASA.

Jennifer Spinelli will hopefully be
wealthy, happy, living somewhere
warm and driving a Porsche.

Kimmy Brown will be broadcast-
ing news on a NYC TV station and
living very rich.

Matt Ballish will be sailing around
the world on the Calypso and ex-
ploring the depths of the ocean.

Denny Coy will be living in Ke-
nya with the bushmen and eating
roots.

Katie Weakland will be married
to Bob, have twins, and studying
whales in New England.

Love Hudson will be a lawyer.

Bryan Mauser: Football 9; Soccer 11,12.
Denise Maxey: Office Aide 12.
Keith McClurkin: PA announcer 12; Radio
Club 12; Key Club vice-president 12.
Matt Medve: Baseball 9,11,12.
Sue Medve: Office Aide 11.
Krista Lee Mews: Wai Napolo 10; Winter
Play 11; Survey 10; Office Aide 9,11; Close-
up 12.

Michele Meyers: Spring Play 10; Fall Play
12; Big Show 9,10; Student Council
10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11; Orchestra
9,10,11; Choral Masters 11,12; Senior Tal-
ent Night 12; President's Club 12; Survey
12; Winter Play co-student director 12.
Gina Marie Midolo: Cheerleader 9; Choral
Masters secretary 10,11,12; Varsity Chorale
president 10,11,12; Big Show 9,10,11,12;
Fall Play 12.

Deborah Miller: Swim Team 9,10,11,12;
captain 12; Wai Napolo 9,10,11,12; Jr show
director 11; Sr show director 12; Treasurer
12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; squad lead-
er 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Track
Aide 9.

Nicole Molnar: Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Div-
ing 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Senior
Talent Night 12.

Timothy James Montana Jr.: Spring Play 9;
Outdoor Club 9; Big Show 9.
Francine Moore: Peer Tutor 11,12; Student
Council 12; Class Cabinet 11; Choral Mas-
ters 11,12; Close-up 11,12; Cultural Com-
mittee 11,12; Martin Luther King Youth
Leadership Program 11,12.

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Seniors

Bryan Mauser

Diane Mauser

Denise Maxey

Kelly Mayle

Douglas McArthur

Keith McClurkin

Matt Medve

Sue Medve

Krista Lee Mews

Eric Meyenberg

Steven L. Meyer Michele Meyers Gina Marie Midolo Deborah Miller Maria Concepcion B. Miranda

Nicole Molnar Timothy James Montana Jr Francine Moore

Donald Moses

Dana Murphy

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Mark Naglic

David Nagy

Mark Nagy

Teresa Nagy Patricia Ann Eileen iNelige.

Daniel Newman

Lenny Nieves

Crissy Novotny Tiffiney Oatman Jeanine R. Oblak

Karla Osolin

Jack Ott Ringo D. A. Overberger Steve Owen

Nancy L. Papes

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Mark Naglic: Baseball 9,10.11,12.
Teresa Nagy: Office Aide 10,11; Mixed
Choir 10.

Patricia Ann Eileen Neligan: Hockey Aide
11; Football Cheerleader 12; Student Coun-
cil 12; Senior Talent Night.
Lenny Nieves: Baseball 9,10,11,12; Foot-
ball 9.

Crissy Novotny: Cross Country 9; Outdoor
Club 9.

Tiffiney Oatman: Cultural Committee
10,11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12.
Jeanine R. Oblak: Cheerleader 9,10,11;
Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Varsity Chorale
11,12; Softball 9; Student Council 9,10;
Homecoming Queen 12; Choral Masters
11,12; Panther Mascot 10,11,12.
Michael O'Connell: Wrestling 9,10,12; Ski
Club 12.

Travis O'Hannon: Cultural Committee 11;
Track 9,11,12.

Jim Olenik: Football 9,10; Basketball 9,10;
Wrestling 9,10,11,12.
Karia Osolin: Yearbook 12; Office Aide 10;
Student Council 12; Ski Club 12.
Ringo D. A. Overberger: Cross Country
9,10.

Steve Owen: Baseball 9,10.
Nancy L. Papes; Ski Club 10,12.

Steve Christen gives his wink of approval.

Patti Neligan shows how cheerful she is

The results are in, and the
class of 1988's favorite
teacher turned out to be our
former unit principal-Mr. Bender.
Close behind were Mr. Raicevich
and Mrs. McLaughlin who tied for
second. Other favorite instructors
were Mr. Pawlowski, Mr. Godfrey,
Mrs. Zubizarreta and Mr. Burns.
'Von', 'Biff Wensing, Miss Bambic
and Mr. Reno were also mentioned
as favorite teachers by the seniors.
Government was voted the favorite
class by the seniors by an over-
whelming majority. English was a
close second, and AP biology,
physics, and foods came in third.
Photography, astronomy, and math
were other favorites, too. All in all,
most seniors could choose their fa-
vorite teachers, but when it came to
classes, 'lunch' surpassed every-
thing else!

-Katie Weakland

Anthony Castrovinci showing how to balance a pen
on his finger.

Phil Matish, Scott Pinta and Bob Brown watching
intently.

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Seniors

Rob Paradise: Marching Band 9,10,11.
Mia Parise: Cheerleader 9; Track
9,10,11,12; Indoor Track 11,12; Ski Club
11,12; Student Council 12.
A. J. Parker: Basketball 9,10,11,12.
Katalin Paroska: Ski Club 9,10,11.12; Stu-
dent Council 9,10; AFS 12; Hockey Aide
10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Senior Talent
Night 12; Survey 12; President's Club 12;
AD Club 12; Office Aide 9,10; Marching
Band 9,10,11; Concert Band 9,10,11.
Ketan K. Patei: Student Council 9,12; Ski
Club 9,10,11,12; Survey 11,12; Peer Tutor
11,12; Academic Challenge Team 11,12.
Nicolle Lynn Pavlic: Ski Club 10,12; Peer
Tutor 12; Close-up 12; Office Aide 11;
Teacher Aide 12; Senior Talent Night 12;
Choir 9; Buckeye Girls State 11.
Rick M. Penny: Marching Band 9,10,11,12;
Jazz Band 10,11; Senior Talent Night
11,12; Big Show 10; Christmas Brass 10,11.
Josette M. Percic: Wrestling Aide 9; Office
Aide 12.

Barbara A. Perko: Basketball 9; Cultural
Committee 10; Office Aide 10.
Anita Marie Perrotti: AFS 9,10,11,12; presi-
dent 11,12; Office Aide 9,10,11,12; Basket-
ball 9; Cheerleader 10.
Arthur Rupert Perry: Key Club 11,12;
Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Chess Club
11,12.

Eda Persic: Ski Club 10; Girl's Choir 9;
Mixed Choir 10; Choral Masters 11,12.
Marlene Petho: Student Council 11; Choral
Masters 11.

Lynn A. Phillips: Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Bas-
ketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12;
Concert Band 9,10.

High school was just the begin-
ning of education for many of
Euclid High School's gradu-
ates. Many of them planned
to go on to college since it has been
shown that the average college gradu-
ate earns a better salary than one who
has not graduated from college. High
school is the end of public education
and, therefore, money becomes a ma-
jor consideration when applying to col-
leges. Here are some of the colleges
that the class of '88 plans on attending.

Susan Knistautas plans on attending
Kent and major in telecommunications.

Tina Smith plans to be an early child-
hood teacher.

Matt Ballish plans to go to college to
major in photography.

Jennifer Spinelli plans to go to OSU
with her best friend, Kim Brown.

Katie Weakland plans to attend OSU
and major in zoology and then become
a ceteologist and writer.

Adam Stauffer plans on attending
Brown University, then Harvard MBA,
get rich, married, etc.

Julie Barcza plans to attend a good
are school(like Parsons School of De-
sign) and spend her junior year abroad.

Joel Stewart plans to go to JCU and
major in aerospace dynamics.

Liz Kuhen plans to go to Kent State.

Shawn Kobus plans on attending
OSU and majoring in veterinery
medicine.

Nicolle plans to become either a law-
yer or an officer in the Air Force.

Remember when we..." is a
phrase that has been used
by people for all time.
Memories are what life is made of.
Sometimes the only reason for do-
ing something is for the memories
that it leaves. The only thing that is
left after an event has happened
are the memories. Euclid students
have had many memorable mo-
ments. Here are some of the mem-
orable moments that Euclid stu-
dents share.

Susie Gulp remembers Prom aid

Richard Brentar remembers go-
ing to NYC with Stage Band his
freshman year.

Julie Barcza remembers her AFX
experience abroad to the Nether-
lands in the summer of '87.

Katie Weakland remembers slow
dances at Winterfest 1986 and
1988.

Todd Uhlir remembers going to
school on Halloween as the Fat
Boys and winning first place.

Denny Coy will always remem-
ber all the friends he has made at
EHS.

Kimmy Brown remembers al-
most failing chemistry but having
Natasha Spencer as her lab
partner.

Tina Smith will always remember
getting into 12th grade.

Susan Knistautas remembers
decking Adam Stauffer with a book
in English in 11th grade because he
was bothering her.

Nicolle remembers having Ketan
Patel as a iocker buddy' for the
past four years and Homecoming
her junior year with the best guy in
the world.

Shawn Kobus remembers Key
Club District Convention 1985,
'86, '87.

I hope Matt Lunder sees something pretty in there.

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Through your lives various peo-
ple have come to influence
you. The seniors through the
past four years have had
friends, parents, counselors and teach-
ers shape and direct their lives. Many of
the heros were just ordinary people but
others were extraordinary people such
as actors and actresses, music artists
and TV personalities.

Although seniors have had a vast
number of people shape their lives
there were only a few that greatly stood
out. They were looked up to with admi-
ration because they provided great in-
sights to everyone. Everyone has had
someone that he or she has admired at
some time during their life. Here are a
few of the people that some seniors
admire.

Tina Soltesz admires Tina lie for her
friendship, patience and commitment
to her and the unmentionable insignifi-

cant other.

Tina lie admires Mr. Raicevich.

Todd Uhlir admires John Wayne.

Katie Weakland admires all the as-
tronauts who died on the Challenger.

Julie Sterbank admires her parents.

Rich Brentar admires Peter Cetera.

Joel Stewart admires Mr. Von
Benken.

Love Hudson admires Oprah
Winfrey.

Diane Mauser admires Miss B. for
listening to all of us and not telling
where to shove it half the time.

Adam Stauffer admires Big Red
McLaughlin.

Anonymous students mentioned ad-
miring Bob Geldof, Mrs. Fette, since
she really knows what's going on here
at Euclid and she's a super friend and
wishes that there were more people
like her, and 'Bif Wensing.

-Bets Tobolewski

Roscmarie Pizmoht: Big Show Orchestra 11;
Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Swim Team 9;
Pep Band 10; Concert Band 9; Symphonic
Wind Ensemble 10,11,12.
Brian D. Plesko: Track 9.
Jennifer Pocaro: AFS 9,10,11,12; Summer
Exchange Student '86; Teen Institute
9,10,11,12; Eucuyo 10,11,12; co-art editor
10.

Kimberly A. Porten: Student Council
10,11,12; vice-president 12; Wrestling Aide
11; Swim Manager 10.
Kurtis O. Posey; Basketball 9,10,11,12;
Marching Band 9,10,11,12; squad leader
10,11,12; Symphonic Wind Ensemble
9,10,11,12.

Allen C. Powell: Close-up 12.
Kevin P. Pritchard: Ski Club 10,11,12; Div-
ing 12; Golf 11,12.

Stephen Raguz: Soccer 9,10,11,12; Audio
Visual Club 9,10.

Robert L. Reese: Swim Team 9; Wrestling
10.

Melinda P. Reid: Marching Band 9; Sym-
phonic Wind Ensemble 9,10; Non-Marching
Band 10; Survey 12; AFS 12; Close-up 12.
Raymond B. Rhone HI: Basketball
9,10,11,12; captain 12; Track 9,10,11,12;
captain 12; Cultural Committee 11,12;
Class Cabinet 9,12.

Terrence Rice: Football 12; Baseball 12.
Tina Riczinger: Volleyball 9; Student Coun-
cil 11.

Theresa A. RinaJdi: Outdoor Club 9; Ski
Club 10,12.

Classroom teachers are often admired since they help the student relate to problems around them.

142

Seniors

Jim Phipps

Christopher Pinta

Gregory Pirak

Rosemarie Pizmoht Dorthea Plesec

Jennifer Pocaro Kimberly A. Porten Kurtis O. Posey

Allen C. Powell

Mike Powell

Eddie Powers Kevin P. Pritchard Stephen Raguz Robert L. Reese Melinda P. Reid

Therese Renshaw Raymond B. Rhone III Pamela Richards

Tina Riczinger Theresa A. Rinaldi

Seniors

143

Tracy Risko

Heather Ritchie

Rick Rizzo

Robert Roach

Mark Roberts

Spencer Robinson Don Rockwood Ron Rockwood

Ron Rohlke

Kinn Rolfe

Dennis Samsa James E.T. Samuel

Kelly Sandy

Dawn Sankey

Pat C. Santon

144

Seniors

RaUed On Radlc

SeiUofU dunit He, M of Roch-io-RoK

Tracy Risko: Swim Team 9; Softball 9,10;
Tennis 10; Key Club 10,11-
Rick Rizzo: Wrestling 10.11,12.
Robert Roach: Football 10; Choir 12; Police
Explorers 12.

Mark Roberts: Football 9,10,11,12.
Spencer Robinson: Track 9,10,11,12.
Don Rockwood: Baseball 9,10,11; Football
9.

Ron Rockwood: Football 9; Baseball 9; Bas-
ketball 11.

Ron Rohlke: Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball
9,10.

David Rosser: Survey 12; AFS 11,12; Li-
brary Page 12; President's Club 12; Foreign
Language CLub 12.

Rik Sabath: Baseball 9,10,12; Football 11.
James E. T. Samuel: Football 9,11,12; Stu-
dent Council 9,10,11,12; Ski Club
9,10,11,12; Highlighters 9,10,11,12; Senior
Talent Night 12.

Dawn Sankey: Orchestra 9,10; Eucuyo
11,12.

Pat C. Santon: Big Show stage crew 11,12;
Eucuyo 12.

Cleveland is the home of the
Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame and no
one knew this better than the class
of 1988. The seniors loved to rock
and their favorite radio stations
were WMMS, WRQC, WLTF
WMJI and WPHR. Seniors also en-
joyed travelling to concerts to see
such rock performers as Burce
Springsteen, U2, and White Snake
at the stadium and Public Hall. Fa-
vorite rock groups included Van
Halen, U2, Prince, Genesis, Chica-
go, and Bon Jovi. All in All the class
of '88 showed that the rock does
stop here. ..in Cleveland.

-Katie Weakland

Future rock star hopefuls Greg Ogorek, Denise Baird, Jay Stephens, Joe Vehar, Rich Delsanter, Troy
Berger, Liz Puhalj and ...Mr. Sheck??

Seniors

145

Opesc Home ikouil patesiH owo fiMA kckod

Open House for the 1987-88
school year was differently
planned than in previous
years. It was held on November
16th and 17th, and on February
4th and 5th. In previous years par-
ents followed their student's sched-
ules which made it a problem for
parents with more than one child at
Euclid. This year both of the ses-
sions were parent-teacher confer-
ences in which the parent got a
chance to talk directly with each of
their children's teachers. The first
of the two day conference times
were held in the evening and the
second day was held in the morn-
ing. The parents first picked up
their children's grades and then
could move around to the different
areas where the teachers were lo-
cated and talk with them. If one of
the teachers was busy then they
could go to another and come back
at another time. It made for a much
less confused situation since the
teachers were located in a relative-
ly few places so the parents did not
have to travel all over the building
trying to follow a schedule. Most
people agreed that the new format
was much'easier to follow.

-Bill Castrovince

Mr. Preset and Mrs. Sanborn talking with parents.

A^lUei

Susan K. Schilling: Softball 9,10; Tennis
9,10; Big Show 9; Senior Talent Night 9,12;
Key Club 10,11,12; treasurer 11,12; Flag
Corps 11; secretary 11; Class Cabinet
10,11; Swim Timer 10,11.
Terri Schmeling: Swim Team 9,10,11,12;
captain 12; Track 9,10,11,12; Class Cabinet
11; Highliters 9,10,11,12; Peer Tutor 10.
Andrew D. Schwartz: Marching Band
9,10,11,12; squad leader 11,12; Cross
Country 9,10,11; Jazz Ensemble 11,12; Big
Show 10,11; Senior Talent Night 11,12.
Natalie Scipio: Cultural Committee
10,11,12; Senior Talent Night 12; Office
Aide 11,12.

Dana Marie Scott: Football Trainer
9,10,11,12; AFS 10,11,12; secretary 12;
Ski Club 10,11,12; Student Council 10,12;
Class Cabinet 12; Junior Homecoming At-
tendant 11; Senior Talent Night 12; Office
Aide 12.

Sandra Lynn Scott: Survey 9,12; Eucuyo
12; OEA 11,12; historian 12; President's
Club 12.

Steven R. Seymour: Hockey 9,10,11,12;
Class Cabinet 11; Senior Talent Night 12.
Clarence E. Simmons: Basketball
9,10,11,12; Track.

Trevor Sink: Soccer 9,10; Track 10; Band
9,10; Baseball 9; Senior Talent Night 12.
James E. Slogar: Baseball 9; Survey 9; Ski
Club 10,11; Outdoor Club 10; Hockey 12.
John Smiciklas III: Band 9,10,11.
Lisa Ann Smith: Softball 9; Office Aide 11;
Track 12; OEA treasured 12.
Robert M. Smith: Football 9; Basketball 9.
Sheri Lynn Sobecki: Office Aide 11.

Mr. Halbedel during Open House.

Mrs. Vondrak in the cafeteria.

146

Seniors

rheodore Schafer Susan R. Schilling Terri Schmeling Vicki Schonauer Dione Schroeder

idrew D. Schwartz Dana Marie Scott Sandra Lynn Scott

Maurice Donyale
Seaman II

teven R. Seymour Sabrina Shotwell Clarence E. Simmons Trevor Sink

Sonja Senn

James Slogar

John Smiciklas III Lisa Ann Smith Robert M. Smith Tina Marie Smith Sheri Lynn Sobecki

Seniors

147

Christina Marie Soltesz Noah T. Sperner Jennifer R. Spinelli Tim Stanton Adam Stauffer

Scott Strunk Valerie M. Stupica Craig Suchevits Frank Sustar

Amanda C.
Sustersic

Jeffery Swanson Joseph Swope John T. Swyt Tascia Szalay Bill Tajgiszer

148

Seniors

Luiok Up T(y Ok/Jaid

Christina Marie Soltesz; Outdoor Club
9,10,11.12; Fall Play 9,10,11,12; Spring
Play 9,10,11,12; costumes 9,10,11; Big
Show 9,10,11; Track 9; Student Council
10,11; vice-president 11; Panther Mascot 9;
Chccrleder 10; Foreign Language Club 9;
President's Club 11,12; president 12; Sur-
vey 12; Office Aide 9,10,12; Close-up
10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11; Senior Talent
Night 11,12.

Noah T. Sperner: Soccer 9,10; Swim Lead-
er 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Stu-
dent Council 12.

Jennifer R. Spinelli; Softball 10; Yearbook
11; PA announcer 12; Student Council 12;
Office Aide 12.
Tim Stanton: Football 9.
Adam Stauffer: Student Council
9,10,11,12; member of year 9; vice-presi-
dent/finance manager 11; president 12;
Yearbook 9,11,12; Survey 11,12; Academ-
ic Challenge Team 11,12; National Honor
Society 11,12; Big Show 10,11; stage man-
ager 10,11; Senior Talent Night 9,10,11;
Peer Tutor 10,11.

Julie Kristinc Strbank: AD Club 9,10,11,12;
Yearbook 9,10,11.12; Peer Tutor 11; Of-
fice Aide 12; Class Cabinet 11,12; Eucuyo
10,11,12; art editor 11; editor-in-chief 12;
National Honor Society 11,12; Swim Aide
12.

Joel Stewart: Yearbook 11,12; Teacher
Aide 11, 12.

Tom Strah: Baseball 10,11.
Valerie Stupica: Tennis 9,10,11,12; captain
12; AFS 11,12.

Amanda C. Sustersic: Varsity Chorale
10,11,12; vice-president 12; Survey 9; AFS
9,10; Big Show 9,10,11,12; Senior Talent
Night 10,11,12; Class Cabinet 10.
Jeffery Swanson: Marching Band
9,10,11,12; squad leader 11; Senior Talent
Night 12.

John T. Swyt: Yearbook 10; Foreign Lan-
guage Club 10,11,12; treasurer 11; secre-
tary 12.

Tascia Szalay: Cheerleader 10,11,12; cap-
tain 12.

Dave SEpak: Ski Club 12.
Bill Tajgiszer: Tennis 9,10,11,12; co-captain
12; Golf 10,11,12.

Look Up To Cleveland was a new
program that was devised to devel-
op the student leaders of tomorrow
and to foster community involve-
ment in young adults. This year Eu-
clid High School's representative to
this selective program was Helen
Chen. Last year the representative
was Adam Stauffer.

In order to participate in this pro-
gram an extensive application had
to be filled out. The top forty appli-
cants from Cuyahoga county
schools were then chosen. The ap-
plicants then met with and learned
from prominent professionals from
the Cleveland area.

The goal of the program was to
complete a civic vision project for
the year 2000. The vision included
a system for community develop-
ment and was presented to the city
planners in May. After the program
was done, it really wasn't over since
the alumni are scheduled to meet
yearly to discuss the city's pro-
gress.

Last year was the first year for
this program and it seemed to be a
great success. It is hoped that the
continuation of the program will
promote the development of
Cleveland.

-Adam Stauffer

Seniors

149

Kristin Taylor

Taray Telesa Terry Anne Ticchione

Lisa A. Tirabassi

Sarah M. Tobin

Paul Tonti

Adam Toth

Charles Travis

Donald Trbovich

Actufitlei

Todd A. Trevarthen Martin A. Turek

Kellie Ugrinic

Taray Telesa Terry: Cross Country 9,1 1,12;
captain 12; Traci< 9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2; Indoor Track
9,10.11,12.

Lisa A. Tirabassi: Track 9,10,11,12; Indoor
Track 11,12.

Sarah M. Tobin: Swim Team 9,10,11,12.
Adam Toth: Wrestling 9.
Todd A. Trevarthen: Big Show 9,10,11,12;
Swim Team 9,10.11; Soccer 9,10; Varsity
Chorale 11,12; Spring Play 9,10; Fall Play
12.

Martin A. Turek: Marching Band
9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Key Club 10;
Track 9; Ski Club 11,12,
Kellie Ugrinic: Swim Team 9; Softball 9,10;
Volleyball 9; Hockey Aide 11,12.
Todd Uhlir: Football 9,10,11; Tennis
9,10,11; Wrestling 9.

Ron Ulle: Basketball 9.10,11,12; Baseball
9,10,11,12.

Karen Marie Urbancic: Spirit 9; Ski Club 10;
Softball 9; Office Aide 11; OEA treasurer
12.

Michelle Rene' Valencic: Football Ceer-
leader 9,10,11,12; co-captain 12; Basketball
Cheerleader 9,10; co-captain 9; captain 10;
Student Council 9,10,11,12; Class Cabinet
11,12; Office Aide 11; Senior Talent Night
12; Survey 12; Spirits 9,10,11.
Traci Vanah: Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Softball
9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Senior Talent
Night 12; PA announcer 12; Peer Tutor
10,12.

Gail Van Ness: Peer Tutor 11,12; Cultural
Committee 12.

Joe Vehar: Football 9,10,11,12; Track
9,10,11,12; Class Cabinet 12,
Michelle C. Vend: Volleyball 9,10,11,12;
Basketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12;
captain 10,11,12.

Patrick Vihtelic: Audio Visual Club
9,10,11,12; Swim Show 10,11.12; Big
Show 9,10,12; stage manager 10; Senior
Talent Night 9,10,11,12; Key Club 12.
Deborah L. Virant: Diving 9,10; Student
Council 9; PA announcer 12.
Christine Vukovic: Outdoor Club 9.10; sec-
retary 10; Close-up 10.11,12; President's
Club 11.12; Survey 12; Office Aide 10.
Patrick Walsh: Football 9.10.11.12.
Laura Walter: Basketball 9.10; Softball
9,10; OOEA 11,12; secretary 11.
Kathy Waltermire: Student Council 11,12;
decorations co-chairperson 11; Ski Club
10,11,12; Senior Talent Night 12; Football
Trainer 9.10,11,12.

Derek L. Walton: Football captain 9; Basket-
ball 9,10,11,12; captain 11,12; Cultural
Committee 10.11,12; Youth to Youth 11.
Megan Wandersleben: Volleyball
9,10,11,12; captain 12; Basketball
9,10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12,
TaRhonda Rochelle Ward: Track 9,10; In-
door Track 9,10; parlimentarian 11,12; Bas-
ketball 9; Class Cabinet 9.10,11; COOEA
11,12; Office Aide 12,

150

Seniors

Todd Uhlir

Ron Ulle Karen Marie Urbancic Bernice Ussai Michelle Rene Valencia

Traci Vanah

Gail Van Ness

Joe Vehar Michelle C. Vend Michael Vetman

Patrick Vihtelic Deborah L. Virant Gerald Vitolo Jarrod H. Vobornik Christine Vukovic

Patrick Walsh

Laura Walter Kathy Walternnire

Megan Wandersleben Ta Rhonda Rochelle
Ward

Seniors

151

Suzanne Warman Cathy A. Weakland John Weakland Christina Weaver

Ainsley Weller

David Wendel

David Wheeler III Elonda Williams

Randy Willrich

J ,

Gale Winkleman

Lisa Yarish

Teresa Yuhas

Jennifer Zigman Valerie A. Zupancic

Kim Zurilla

152

Seniors

Suzanne Warman: Ski Club 10; Wai Napolo
10,11,12; historian 12; Eucuyo 12.
Cathy A. Weakland: Teen Institute
9,10,11,12; state representative 10; Eucuyo
10,11,12; Peer Tutor 10,11,12; Yearbook
10,11,12; Outdoor Club 9,10; Foreign Lan-
guage Club 10,12; National Honor Society
11,12; Survey 12; Academic Challenge 12.
John Weakland: Teen Institute 10,11,12;
Outdoor Club 9,10; Fall Play 9.
David Wheeler III: Football 9,10,11; Track
9,10,11,12; Cultural Committee 11,12; Ski
Club 12; Office Aide 12.
Reggie White; Cross Country 11,12; Indoor
Track 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12,
Carlcna Williams: Cultural Committee
10,11,12.

Troy Anthony Williams: Track 9,10,11,12;
Senior Talent Night 11,12.
Linda Wojno: Volleyball 9; Softball
9,10,11,12; OOEA treasurer 11,12.
Lloyd A. Wollmershauser: Band 9,10; Wa-
ter Polo 9; OEA 11,12.
Bryan J, Wolowiecki: Band 9,10,11,12;
president 12; Big Show 9,10,11,12; Water
Polo 9; Senior Talent Night 11,12; Varsity
Chorale 11,12; Battle of the Bands
10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12;
Peer Tutor 10,11,12.

Teresa Yuhas: Majorettes 9,10,11,12; cap-
tain 11.

Theresa M. Zagorc: Track 9; Indoor Track
9; OOEA 11,12; president 12.
Jennifer Zigman: Cross Country 9,10,11; In-
door Track 9; Track 9; Outdoor Club 9,10.
Valerie A. Zupancic; Foreign Language Club
9,10; Eucuyo 9; Big Show 9,10,11,12;
props manager 10; student director 11; Se-
nior Talent Night 11,12; Student Council
10,11,12; executive board 10; chairperson
11; vice-president 12; National Honor Soci-
ety 11,12; Varsity Chorale 12; Orchestra
9,10; Choral Masters 12; Peer Tutor U.
Karen Zwart: Tennis 12.
Marcn Luersen: Ski Club 12; Student Coun-
cil 12; AFS 12; exchange student 12; Survey
12; President's Club 12; Senior Talent Night
12.

Not Pictured: Carl Adams, Carletta Adams,
Latrinia Alexander, Pamela Alexander, Kris-
ten Allen, Jason Anglen, Karen Anglen, Wil-
liam Bealko, John Begovic, Steve Begovic,
Shelly Bey, Lakechea Bonner, Janet Bopp,
Christopher Bradley, Albert Brown III,
Charles Brown, Clyde Brown, Daniel Buk-
vic, Linda Burich, Randolph Burlison, Carla
Cinkole, Paul Crowley, Glenn Davis, Antoin-
iette Dean, Deanna De Baltzo, Tracy Dem-
bek, Dianna Dumendic, Denise Eichelberger,
Tawana Ellerb, Kimberly Epps, Frederick
Etheridge, Cathy Feiser, Andrew Fclden,
Melissa Fields, Kimberly Ford, Demitrius
France, Joseph Gjerek, Shirley Glaser, Eric
Click, Christopher Groves, Deborah Ham-
mond, Henry Harris, Rena Hess, Sonya
Hicks, Joseph Hiltner, Kerri Hocevar, Kevin
Hudson, Frank Jankowski Jr, Jeffrey John-
son, Vanniecia Jones, Mladen Junkovic,

Karen Zwart

Bruno Juric

Shawn Kline

Maren Lueersen

Sakiko Anzai

Keith McClurkin, Dave Wood, Tracey
Vanah, Paul Karpinski, Jennifer Spinelli,
Kim Brown and Debby Virant enjoying
themselves.

Shannon Straub studies light
while Rob Wood, Francine
Moore and Bernadette Knez
look on.

Wendy Kline, Patricia Kobetitsch, Mamiko,
Kuranaka, Lawrence Lee, Lo Frencho Lett,
Alana Lindic, Keith Macklin, Kenneth
Mance, Toran Marshall, Michael McCloskey,
Shileshe McCoy, Dawnelizabeth McEwen,
Marta McEwen, Paula McGraw, Peter Miku-
lin, Kenneth Moore, Lawonna Moore, Adria
Motiejunas, Edward Murray, Andrew Ne-
meth, Gregory Ogorek, Travis O'Hannon,
Michael Park, Osman Pelinkovic, Marlene
Petho, Edward Petrich, Gerald Petrowski,
Therese Pevec, Brian Plesko, Charles Pret-
chel, Lisa Price, Kevin Quinn, Sean Quinn,
Larry Raymond Jr., Cassandra Richardson,
Frank Richardson, Debra Ritchie, Reginold
Roach, Todd Rode, Charlie Roscoe, Dina
Rostankowski, Andrea Ruffing, Noel Santa,
Malcolm Schneider, Rence Schroyer, Nat-
alie Scipio, Kclley Smith, Michael Smith,
Carol Stennis, Carolyn Sullivan, David

Szpak, Pamela Taylor, Michael Templeton,
Christine Trebec, Jeffrey Trobenter, Ter-
rence Trocheck, Gilberto Urena, Phyllis
Venable, Derek Walton, Kenda Ward, Rob-
ert Washington, Reginald White, Carlena
Williams, Troy Williams, Andrew Young,
Theresa Zagore and Louis Zurlo.

Seniors

153

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154

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155

Ou of '89 ■ B

Being a Junior is a fun thing to be.
You are well established in the
school and you now know where
most of the classrooms are and how to
get to a bathroom(s) that is open without
having an accident. Juniors can look for-
ward to being a Senior the following year.
Many Juniors have jobs and, therefore,
have a source of income to use for many
of their needs. Juniors are people who
arc in the process of becoming adults and
getting prepared for later life. Being a
Junior is a nice time of life.

Lara Lomac says: "Looi< Julie Groves, a camera.

156

Juniors

Steven Adams
Thomas Adams
Tawfig Akhir
Sean Allen
Suzanne Amato
Lisa Anderson
Marlene Apanaites
Laura Aquiia

Philip Arnold
Frank Asbury
Kristin Attwood
Thomas Austin
Lisa Babcr
Jennifer Baer
Angela Bailey
Joe Baker

Milio Bakich
Barbara Banach
Michael Barnes
Christopher Barstow
Carolyn Barth
Marko Bartulovic
Ronald Barwidi
James Bell

Wali Bell
Troy Berger
Jason Bernstein
Michael Berry
Kurt Bessclman
William Bcsselman
Michael Betts
Cynthia Beuck

Sarah Bierer
Vichelle Billingsley
Chandra Billups
Roslind Blackmon
Mark Blanc
S Michael Blasius
Kenyon Boncela
Rodrigo Botero

Thomas Boyce
Rcgina Boyd
James Braidic
Carolyn Brandich
Johnnie Brown Jr
Kirby Brown
George Brozovich
Kelly Burdock

Robert Burrows
Craig Bush
La Mesa Bush
Cindy Cantini
Todd Capuoizo
Peter Caputo
Kathleen Caric
Larvett Carlton

Lisa Carr
Charlene Carter
Patrick Cater
Stephen Cesar
Theresa Champa
Helen Chen
Marlene Chinchar
John Ciarlillo

Juniors

157

Diane Cickavage

Anna Cirino

David Clark

Gina Clark

Terence Clark

John Colbert

Bridgette Colemon

James Coleman

Kevin Collins

Kim Colquitt

Robert Comenschek

John Connerton

Kathleen Corrigan

Carmella Cornelius

Daniel Crews

James Cudo

Christopher Cummings

Carla Curtis

Andrej Cuturic

Michelle Cutwright

Damir Cvitkovic

Zeljko Cvitkovic

Willie Daniel Jr

Michael D'Apollo

Brian Dauer

Jennifer Davis

Matthew Davis

Tracy Davis

Catherine Day

Trycennia Dean

Paul De Filippo

Amy Dehner

Leo Dejak

Steven Dekleva

Kimberly Dembek

Gregory Dennis

Maria Dent

Danielle De Sico

Gina Diaddario

Daniel Di Bartolomeo

Tracy Dickson

Christa Diester

Scott Di Franco

Lucretia Dillard

Mary Di Santis

Christian Dixon

Mark Donnett

Lisa Drage

Daniel Drasler

Stephen Drazdik

Stacy Duchon

Scott Duke

Tracy Dunham

Mark Dunmire

Anton Dushaj

Daniel Duvall

William Edwards Jr

Stephen Eichhorn

Tina Elliott

Richard Erwin

Kirstin Esch

Margaret Fair

Antonia Fannin

Christina Fasick

158

Juniors

Bob Velkos discussing his English assignment with Mrs. McLaughlin

Juniors

159

Rmta f/i. tk U. S. A?

Here in the United States we all
know we have good 'ole Ronald
Reagan fighting for us. But what
about overseas in Russia? What's their
leader like?

Mikhail Gorbachev, he's a new kind of
Soviet leader. He's relatively young and
open minded to new ways and ideas. He's
the first Soviet leader since Lenin to have
a university education. He likes the ideas
of restructuring, openness, and democra-
tization. By openness he means; more
freedom of the press, less cencorship,
and letting the Soviet people start to
learn about us just like we are learning
about them. However, Soviet democrati-
zation is completely different from our
Western ways. Even though, the Soviet
people are getting a small voice in thier
government. Are they really against us or
do they want to end the arms race as
much as we do?

We're not sure what the answer to this
question is, but, there does seem to be
hope for a brighter future. Yes, there
have been talks and it does look like
we're all going to get rid of the medium
range nuclear missies. This would be a big
step in ending the arms race.
Jennifer Wclker

160

Juniors

Scott Faulisi
Christy Fazio
Christopher Fetkovich
Julie Fischer
Christine Foth
Daniel Francetic
Daniel Frank
Anthony Frankos

James Fredrickson
Shari Fuhrman
Timothy Fulgham
Dawn Gainer
Michael Gasiewski
Maria Gelo
Edward George
Danelie Gildone

Tyrone Gilham
Lena Gilliam
Shannon Gilmore
Joseph Goerndt
Michael Graffius
Kelly Grahek
Willie Grissom
Julie Groves

Domenic Gubitosi
Michael Guilfoyle
Anthony Guttu
Stacy Hamilton
Donald Hamm
Daniel Hansen
Timothy Hanson
Bruce Hardman

Richard Harps
Marie Harrison
Tracy Havergne
Kristin Heffernan
Daniel Heimsoth
Gregory Henderson
Tiffany Henderson
Jeanette Henry

John Herbst
Amy Hickok
Ericka Hicks
Monique Hicks
Kelly Higgins
Donald Hill
Leigh Hill
Ronald Hinton Jr

Thomas Holinski
Jason Holland
Michael Holloman
Jon Holmes
Martin Holt
Matthew Hopkins
Lisa Hradek
Kristine Hren

Frances Hribar
John Hribar
Brian Hughes
Kevin Hughley
Billijo Humphries
Tanya Hutchins
Gerald Hutchinson
Kelly Hyne

Juniors

161

Danutf Jakubauskas

Joseph Jankowski

Victoria Jaworsky

Mark Jelenic

January Jenkins

Phillip Johnson

Selwyn Johnson

Jennifer Jones

William Jones

Gregory Juratic

Barbara Jurkovic

Anjanette Kacperski

Dafne Kadras

John Kale

William Karabinus

Michael Kellers

David Kelly

Marcus Kelly

Tyris Kelly

James King

Lisa Kirchner

Michael Kitchen

Cynthia Kleckner

Diana Koman

Kimberly Konrad

Peter Kostan

Stephen Kovelan

Max Kozlowski

Michelle Krance

Kristine Kubach

William Kunes

Kathleen Kushma

Bridgette Lang

Ryan Lawson

James Leamon

Vicky Lee

Craig Leinweber

Michael Le Quyea

Kevin Limbert

Suzane Lisac

Lara Lomac

Daniel Lombardo

Melissa Long

Laura Longstreth

Kim Luikart

Kenneth Lux

Daniel Luzny

Raymond Lynn

Christopher Mack

Kevin Malaney

Annmarie Marciante

Christopher Marcic

Joseph Marett

Stacey Marron

Heidi Martin

Jimmy Mason

Douglas Matiaska

Candace Mauceri

Kristine Maurer

Dennis Maxey

Jean Mayerhoffer

Mathias Mazzei

Thomas McClinton

Tiffony McCoy

162

Juniors

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Juniors

163

This was a unique year for
the teacher's contract nego-
tiations. Though traditional
in the sense that negotiations were
not settled until the last minute, this
was the first year in Euclid's history
that the teachers has missed any
school.

An ETA (Euclid Teacher's Asso-
ciation) representative said teach-
ers' contracts are usually negotiat-
ed every two years. It has become
tradition that these negotiotions are
settled early in the morning of the
opening day of school. Only once in
recent history were negotiations
settled during summer break.

Euclid teachers used to be one of
the highest paid in the state. Yet
after past negotiations the raises
have lost in relation to other school
districts. It once was that Euclid
was the place to be. Now it was
becoming a place to be from. This
year the teachers decided that it
had gone far enough. They did not
want to strike but were concerned
about the erosion of the base pay in
relation to other districts and the
ability to attract top quality new
teachers.

They negotiated until early
morning of the first day of school
until accord was finally reached on
issues such as base pay, defined
class size, payment for extra duty
assignments, and many other is-
sues. No strike actually occurred,
yet because of the problem created
by the late negotiations there was
confusion as to whether the teach-
ers should report or not. Because
of that, school was postponed until
the next day. This only amounted
to the loss of fifteen minutes of
class for most sutdents. Compared
to some other school districts which
were on strike for much longer pe-
riods of time Euclid came out well
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164

Juniors

William McGuinne
Robert McManus
Gunhild Meaney
Joseph Medved
Victoria Medved
Douglas Mehls
Mario Merino
Christian Miheli

Daniel Miheli
Diane Miller
John Miller
Mary Miller
M Tony Milline
Dalmacio Miranda
James Mixon
Gerald Moore

Katherine Moore
Sandra Moore
Mark Morek
James Moriarty
Shalett Morris
Heather Morrison
Lori Moses
Kristina Motiejunas

Denise Murphy
J Mark Nagy
Eric Nebe
Scott Nickell
Michael Novak
Jessica Novey
Christine Oboczky
Cynthia O'Brien

Aron Ohanessian
Curtis O'Neill II
Jennifer O'Neill
Elizabeth Oroz
De Ann Parker
Ronald Parmertor
Deborah Parsons
Dina Pasquale

Eric Patterson
Darren Pekar
Kimberly Pender
Daniel Penny
Beth Perdan
Rashawn Perry
Linda Peterson
Gregory Petruccelli

Carmen Petti
Donald Phillips
Scott Pinta
Michael Piotrowski
Veronica Piscopo
Brent Pockar
Laura Ponsart
Cheryl Porter

Edwin Powers
Elizabeth Puhalj
Vincent Puruczky
Maria Quinn
William Rabbitts
Nora Race
Eric Ramsey
Najla Rashid

Juniors

165

Karen Reed

Ricky Renner

Erica Richards

Vincent Riha

Rita Roach

Richard Roberts

Shawn Roche

Amanda Rodgers

Sandy Roeder

Robert Roethel

Calvin Rogers

Laura Roll

Heather Rowe

Edward Ryans

Dominic Rymarczyk

Thomas Sabol

David Sargent

Michelle Sari

Jeanette Sas

Dwayne Sattler

Joseph Sauer

Matthew Sawyer

Michael Scarniench

Beth Schafer

Kristin Schoen
Tina Schoen
Tracy Scolaro
Leonard Scott
Dawn Segines
James Segulin
James Shaw
Brian Sheehan

Marie Sheridan

Renee Shimko

John Shivak

Marijana Simicevic

Tina Simone

James Sims

Ryan Sink

Kristina Siupinys

Ronald Slogar

Andre Smith

Stephen Smith

Joseph Solnosky

Michael Solnosky

Scott Soos

Jill Sopko

Theresa Sopko

Dubravka Soprek

Curtis Spencer

Michelle Spencer

Natasha Spencer

Rebecca Sperner

Amy Stankivicz

Alchina Steen

James Stephens

James Stipkovich

Jason Straub

David Straus

Richard Stringer

Tracie Strong

Valencia Strowder

Elvis Sugar

Richard Summers

166

Juniors

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Euclid High School, just like any
other heavily populated high
school, is highly prone to vandal-
ism and theft. Due to this rising problem,
the Euclid Administration seems to have
found a very effective way to discourage
would-be thieves. They have invested in a
large amount of a heavy duty lock that is
much more difficult to open than the tra-
ditional, good 'ole Master locks.

This advanced combination lock fea-
tures a special "dead-bolt" device and a
thicker structure. This dead bolt device
consists of a special pin which holds the
shackle in place, making entry much
more difficult. Yes, for a mere six dollars,
you could purchase this lock which is

practically impossible to open even if you
do know the combination.

A complicated series of twists and
turns to about five differant numbers is
the way you open this lock. When you
first buy your dead-bolt lock, however,
don't make the mistake of asking the
whole school to first open it for you. This
is a good way to have your combination
spread through the school. Then, your
dead-bolt device will be as effective as a
paperclip on your locker.

This new lock should be very helpful in
protecting our home away from home;
our lockers.

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Juniors

167

No' & Jotk Goma

Why was the St. Joes game can-
celled? That's a question we'd
all like an answer to.
The Joe's game was always a good
game no matter who won or lost, it was a
time to show who you supported more,
Euclid or the forever rival St. Joseph.
The feelings were mixed, some people
just hated Joes and then there were those
who would show up at Euclid in Joe's
school colors.

The reason the games were postponed
was because there were too many fights
after the game. No one ever knows who
starts them but people were always get-
ting hurt.

Well here's something to look forward
to. The games will be back and maybe
then there will be less animosity between
the schools so that the only battling going
on will be on the field.

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168

Juniors

Mary Sweet
Stephen Tajgiszer
Ralph Taurman
Howard Taylor
Karl Taylor
Kristin Taylor
Jason Thomas
Leila Thomas

Tracy Thomas
Tarnell Thompson
Jeanine Thornton
Shelly Tinker
Anthony Tirabassi
Elizabeth Tobolewski
Craig Touschner
Donald Trbovich

Joseph Tressler
Michele Troha
John Tucci
Danielle Tuckerman
Cheree Turner
Sun Yong U
Michelle Urban
Kathia Urena

Daniel Ussai
Ninette Valencic
Katica Valentic
Kathleen Vanah
Thomas Vanderhoff Jr
Chantel Van Dyne
Pete Veedmont III
Haralambos Velkos

Joseph Velkos
Craig Voll
Melissa Vrabel
Thonda Walls
Erin Walsh
Susan Walsh
Dianna Walter
Jennifer Waltermire

Stephanie Walton
Tracy Walworth
Maryann Waschura
Nasja Washington
Kimberly Watral
John Wengerd
Laura West
Peter Westouer

Sean Whelan

James White

Anthony Todd Wickware

Michelle Williams

Tasha Williams

Khadija Wilson

Mark Wirbel

Steven Woodard

Leslie Yartz
Michele Yee
Lawrence Young
Christine Yurcich
Alison Zahler
Theresa Zahursky
Monica Ziegler
Laura Zigman
Bernetta Zupancic
Larry Zusman

Juniors

169

Mattlu'w Airh.ut
Danit'l Amato

Matthfw Amt?s
Felicia Anderson

Renee Aquila
Paul Arlesic

Nicole Asbury
Brian Ashley

Brian Ashman
Denise Asseff

Joseph Avcin
Gregory Bachelor

Michael Baglione
Melissa Ball

Christopher Baranowski
Jennifer Barcza

170

Sophomores

Tracy Barrett
Lucille Bartulovic
James Batteiger
David Bauer
Judita Beder
Frank Robert Bell

Michelle Berzin
Sharon Beutler
Cheryl Bilak
Sharon Billi
Christopher Bitner
Jeremy Blumenstein

Laurie Bock
Joseph Boros
Aerica Bothwell
Matthew Bouffard
Chad Bracken
Beth Brickman

Craig Brickman
Daniel Brihan
Greg Brokaw
Adam Brown
Jeffrey Brown
John Browne

Loraine Bruketa
Tracy Bruno
Christian Bryant
Pamela Buehner
Richard Bunn
Maya Burge

Jennifer Burlison
Steve Burrington
Audra Butkus
Rachel Caine
Matthew Carpenter
William Castrovince

Jeanine Castrovinci
David Cesna
Tamara Chandler
Matthew Chinchar
Jason Chinni
Antoinette Chiudioni

Won Ki Chun
Ivica Cindric
Anthony Cirino
Michael Cirino
Christine Clark
Deidre Clark

Sophomores

171

Kimberly Clark

Christopher Clark

Robin Clay

Elise Clemence

Dominic Colantonio

Jesse Coleman

Tiwanna Copeland

Kevin Corbett

Kimberly Corbin

Kevin Costantino

Christine Coulter

Jamie Cox

Cynthia Cramer

Marc Creach

Roger Crombie

Jeffrey Cudo

Tammy Curtis

Heath Custer

Scott Dana

Sonia Davenport

Kathleen Davis

William Davis

Danielle De Paul

David Dewalt

Candace Dickerson

Robin Dietz

Todd Dietzel

Marianne Di Pasquale

Frederick Dixon

Josedine Dixon

Gunnard Doboze
Leeann Dobucki
Allen Dodge
Kimberly Doles
Robert Donccvic
Marquita Dorsey

Mia Doss

Genevieve Douglas

David Duchon

Jennifer Dudziak

Miroslav Dures

Joel Eckert

Leslie Ede

Adriennc Edwards

David Engelke

Jill Enneper

Samantha Enos

Robert Erb

172

Sophomores

Jeffrey Evilsizer
Kjmberly Faint

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Duane Fender
Jennifer Fiediga

Tracey Filipasic
Thomas Fitzpatrick

Monique Flonnoy
Thomas Fox

Daniel Frattin
Kevin Gaines

Kimberly Gambatese
Richard Gamber

Sophomores

173

Janet Gansey
Rodney Garr

W.ilttT Gary
John Gazzuolo

Sheri Geiswcidt
Jean Gercar

Antoni Gjerek
Cathryn Glenn

Laura Glover
Jeffrey Goerndt

Nikki Golden
Thomas Golinar

Humberto Gomez
Heather Good

Jason Goodman
William Goodwin

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174

Sophomores

Lee Grable
Sarah Granito
Maria Grbac
Dawn Gron
Tina Groves
Cynthia Grubach

Gesse Haffey
John Haggerty
Eric Haggins
Steven Hammer
Donna Hammond
Tia Harden

Mia Harrison
David Hartman
Jeffrey Hatcher
Jason Heck
Traci Henderson
Donald Herbert

Danielle Herman
Lisa Heuer
Douglas Higham
Charles Highland
Anita Hill
Heidi Hilger

Jomo Hill
Shannon Hinton
Timothy Hoag
Thomas Hoag
Caroline Holland
Nathan Holloway

Jeffrey Holmes
Melissa Horvath
Marlene Hribar
Michelle Hritz
Ching Wei Hsu
Lisa Hunt

Marcus Hutton
Bruce Irby Jr
Shelli Jackson
Mark Jefferson
Ronald Jenko
Cynthia Jerelc

Antonio Johnson
Renee Johnson
Ja Neisha Jones
Robert Jones
Gina Juengel
Susan Jurisevic

Sophomores

175

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Brenilan Ki-lU'v
Shannon Ki'llv
Larry Kennt'dy
Thomas Ki'rmodc

RobiTt Kimball

Dawn Kirchncr

Deborah Kirchnor

Jeffrey Kline

Karmen Knez

Daniel Komara

Christine Kucaric

Neil Kucia

Eric Kuhen

Valerie Kunesh

Michael La Manna

Christine Land

Cheryl Lapuh
William Laurenson

Molly Lauver
Shalom Lawrence

Daryl Lawson
Benjamin Leasure

Eldora Lee
Michael Leone
Melissa Leskovec
Patricia Levstik
Chonton Lewis
Julia Liderbach

Carl Lishing

John Little

Pamela Little

Nicole Lozata

Ricardo Lozada

Harry Luikart

Valena Maddox

Matthew Mahovlic

Christopher Mannello

Jennifer Mantel

Christopher Marcinko

Mirta Maria

John Marincek

Jennifer Marks

Norman Marolt

Christopher Martin

Ivory Martin

Jason Martin

176

Sophomores

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Ayanna Matthews
Teresa Maust

Jeanine McAlpine
Jernnaine McCaleb

Brian McCarthy
Wayne McCartney

Tamika McGhee
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Sophomores

177

Kerri McReynolds
Joseph Meden IV

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Thomas Milicevic

Ernest Miller
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Charles Mingle

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Ruth Miranda

Michelle Mizick
Patricia Molenda

Tricia Mondok
Laura Montagnei

Pamela Montgomery
Kimberly Moore

178

Sophomores

Marlon Moore
Shannon Moriarty
Brian Morris
Jamal Morris
Tracy Morris
Joel Morse

Stephanie Moses
Latanya Moultry
Christine Muccino
Craig Murowsky
Vincent Myers
Angela Naglic

Bridget Negrelli
Jack Nemecek
Michelle Newcomb
Nina Nichols
Ann Nicolosi
Lance Nosse

Cynthia Novotny
Elizabeth Noyes
Kathleen Nugent
Patrick Nugent
Christine Oblak
Nicholas Orazem

Lorena Orbanic
Heidi Ospelt
Tim Pae
Sanjay Parker
Terenz Parker
Tina Parker

John Parsons
Francis Pavlic
Nedzad Pelinkaj
Debra Pence
Barbara Penn
Angela Perry

Angela Perusek
Jennifer Petrie
Timothy Phillis
Laura Pizmoht
Lisa Plummer
Heather Polo

James Posavad
Robert Povirk
Tracy Prestigomo
Engelbert Puhalj
James Quirarte
David Radachy

Sophomores

179

Josip Radosevic
Kathleen Rafail
Bridget Ramsay
Shadced Rashid
Carloyn Rebisli
Nicole Reese

Brandy Reichman

Rebecca Reid

Cindy Renner

Lasheen Renter

Thomas Reynolds

Sonja Rhone

H Douglas Rice

Arthur Richards

Balee Riley

Steven Ritchie

Rachelle Roethel

Terrence Roscoe

Donald Ross

Lenka Runza

Kenton Rusack

Michelle Russell

Lisa Ryan

Kevin Rymarczyk

Heidi Sacko

Sandra Samas

Deborah Sarpolis

Michele Savolainen

Kelly Schultz

Matthew Schwartz

Sean Scott

William Scott

Sandra Secic

Gregory Sedmak

Lana Seiler

Theresa Serafin

Charles Shantcry

Michael Sheck

Michael Shippitka

John Shusky

James Sigh

Beth Sillia

Janelle Simmons
Cory Sims
Anthony Siupinys
Andrew Skodnik
Gregory Skok
Mary Ann Skrab

Sophomores

Jennifer Slattery
Chenise Slaughter

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Sowanna Smith

Stanley Smith
Stephanie Smolic

Anthony Smrdel
Christopher Soblesky

Daniel Spehar
Kevin Spence

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Norman Staples

Sophomores

181

Karmen Kncz and Jeff Brown

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182

Sophomores

Johnny Thompson
Marcellus Thompson
Natalie Timm
Howard Tingley
Timothy Tobin
Jill Tomasi

Danny Tomic
Matthew Tomsic
Michael Toth
Geoffrey Tuckerman
Renee Turner
Jay Turpin

Kristic Ugrinic
Michael Urbania
Christine Valencic
Amy Varner
Robert Vasko
William Wagner

Tara Walworth
John Wandersleben
Patrice Ward
Michaelle Webber
Kristen Weber
Michael Weber

Jennifer Welker
Sheila Wheeler
Sheila White
Fatima Williams
Neal Williams
Nicole Williams

Rashawn Williams
Rufus Williams
Stephanie Williams
Holly Wilson
Regina Wims
Bonnie Winkleman

Carlos Winston
Stacey Witt
Lorinne Wolenski
Traci Wood
Robert Wycoff
Sonya Yates

Sang Pil Yoon
Michael Young
Angela Zanghi
Angela Zingale
Katherine Zschuppe
Mary Zurga

Sophomores

183

Miss. Bambic's first period English. Row l:Julie Plesec, Chris Cecelic, Shelly Ledwell, Michelle
Springer, Laurie Evans. row 2:Cindy Stih, April Tanner, Bridget Brandes, Suzi Brkic, Ed Nehrig. row
3:Damon Cherne, Vidai S Curry, Jack Richards, Liz Mazzei, Michael Carney, row 4: Russell Minter, Tony
Shaw, Charlie Cool, Dan Lo, Derrick McGhee

Freshmen are very concerned about
how they look. Most freshmen
woke up in the morning and had to
make the decision about what to wear to
school. There was no easy answer to that
problem, but many freshmen wound up
with their own correct answers. One an-
swer for the girls was to wear denim mini
skirts with any kind of top. Another one
was to wear leggings with an oversized
top. One more was to roll up the bottom
of their pants. Guys had different styles
of haircuts which were either spiked,
shaved on the sides or their hair dyed.
Both guys and girls wore acid-washed
jeans that came in blue, black, green, pur-
ple, or yellow. Girls wore their hair up in
either a bow, scrunchee, or a banana clip.
It was also "cool" to wear sweatshirts
inside-out.

Every freshmen had their own style.
The freshmen of E.H.S. wore what they
wanted whether "in" or "out".

-Jeanine Castrovinci

MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1916

Mr. Jablonski's first period English. Row l:Angela Jones,
Christina Wright, Sherry Nemerovsky, Chris Zagore. Row
2:Kim Lovejoy, Mary Stimburys, Ken Kilgore, Brian Proctor
Mr. Jablonski.Row 3: Bill Goodwin, Maxwell James, Erwin
Shotwell, Don Podmore, April Lang. Row 4:Terrence Moultry,
Rashon Wilson, Ron Slusarski, Dan DeFilippo, Harold An-
drews.

Ben Leasure and Tricia Mondok show off their acid washed
denim jackets.

184

Freshmen

"Nick Selvaggio reacts to the word
'Freshmen'"

Mrs. Tkac's first period English. Row l:Irene Ludvik, Charity Jones, India Ford, Mrs. Tkac. Row
2:Donna Leonardi, Jozelia Grace, Claudia Williams, Shanti Rogers. Row 3:Brian Stillings, Shawn Clark,
Mike Frankos, Bernie Hohs, Nick Journey. Row 4:Paulnetta Wilcox, Matt Barley, Rick Flaisman, David
Strunk.

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Mr. Jablonski's second period English. Row

l:Meghan Taylor, Sharon Barret, Jennifer Krasnik,
Christine Miranda, Katie Juhl, Windi Dojdak, Mr. Jab-
lonski.Row 2 :Patti Lux, Meredith Fitzgerald, Kami
Caric, Carol Morgan-Brown, Paula Dobransky.Row
3:Michelle Pocaro, Sandy Cvitkovic, Cyndi Focareto,
Phaedra Moore, Sheri Gezann, Kim Taylor, Carla Ma-
tiaska.Row 4:Jason Socha, Tom Raguz, Marc Fifolt,
Philip Walczak, James Zahlar, Chris Spada.

Freshmen

185

Mrs. NIcbcs' second period English. Row l:Christine Cotter, Jessica Kovac, Tina Kline, Keith
Touschner, Dave JohnsonRow 2:Marijo Dujmovic, Lameer Kidd, Jason Weybrecht, Dave Lauver, Danny
Dubecky, Brian JacksonRow 3:Brandi Anewich, Michelle Secic, Jenny Dreis, Andy Logar, Michael O'Neill,
Allen RadolovicRow 4:Terry Cobb, Bruce Torzewski, Jeff Dolsen, Maureen Hannan, Mark Naha, Michael
Pasquale, La Tesha Smith.

SSS- Sleep, Study, or Stare. These
are the only choices you have,
there will be no eating, talking,
nnoving, or breathing! Is that clear? "

Yes, you guessed it, it is the voice of
the god, ruler, dictator and monitor of
your study hall. Thanks to Mr. Perez,
study halls became pits of terror and op-
pression. God forbid, the students have
fun! (What is "fun" by the way?)

This year there was also another
change in study halls. Seinors and juniors,
who traditionaly had study halls in the
cafeteria were moved to the E-room, and
sophmores and freshmen took over the
cafeteria. Most seniors didn't like the
idea, but unrest turned to calm when pop
and juice machines were put in the E-
room for them. Other studints preferred
going to the library.

-Katie Weakland

A Frosh's first
sight

Don't you dare take my picture says Patti Lux

Mrs. Ramlow's second period English. Row l:Richard Franklin, Christine Polito, Rashonda Cum-
mings, Lanay White, Victoria BorosRow 2:Mark Macleod, Paul Young, John Corfias, William Solnosky,
Sue Mcintosh Row 3:Roderick Smith, Charlotte Neal, Rashaun Washington, Debbie Zana, Michelle
Berzinskas

186

Freshmen

f&~/Mi»imm

Mr. York's D.H. class Front Row: Monique Lane, Bob Peralta, Theresa
Michael, Natasha Hewlett, Angela Dixon, Lisa Grayer, Patrice Bolden. Back
Row:Ken Burnette, Dwayne Baker, Duane Dillard, Rachal Hambrick, Michelle
Norton, Wendy Hula Not Pictured:Ed Kovacic, Julie Vlach.

Some freshmen enjoying themselves at the bonfire.

Mrs. Lomac's third period English. Row 1: Brian Sterrick, Patty Baker, Lisa
Hawk, Yvonne West. Row 2: Kathy Spiegel, Crystal Young, Kim Peters. Row
3:Frany Taylor, Amamda Martin, Terri Rocco, Annette Massey. Row 4:Ethel
isheim, Tony Merritt, Scott Myers, Lorri Spooner.

Freshmen at lunch. Frosh, Frosh everywhere.

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Mrs. Neibes' third period English. Row l:George Demico, Tracy Capuozzo,
Melissa Krohn, Lisa Riedel, Chris Bailey. Row 2: Heidi Peterson, Jeanne DuVall,
Kenney Gilbert Row 3: Vicki Fumich, Melissa Gammon, Jeanette Miller, Christine
Von Sick, Catinna Brewington.Row 4:Mickey Randolph, Kevin Candow, Rozi
Valentic, Tamurra Kemp, Charlie Yurcich. Row 5:Joe Sage, Rob Hornyak,
Darryl East, Jonathan Goler, Dave Granchi.

Freshmen

187

Freshmen in the fireplace

Mrs. Russo's fourth period English. Row 1:

Holly Pirsig, Janice Kozlowski, Colleen Gallagher,
Doreen Beining, Angela Novak, Hope Schmidt, Jen-
nifer Patterson, Xiaolei Huang. Row 2: Donna
Hoag, Andrea Colavecchio, June U, Anthony Car-
migiano, Keith Olszens, Kevin O'Neill. Row 3: Bry-
an Vehovec, Adrienne Ciuprinskas, Corky Lee, Ter-
ry Lcsko, Brian Guilfoyle, Chris Petranek, Larry
Marold, Mitch Berzin, Ken Walter.

In May '87 the student dress code
outlawed shorts that did not "ap-
proach the knee". Most students,
however, chose to ignore this uninforcea-
ble and unjust law. Some referred to it as
"civil disobediance". The administrators,
on the other hand, responded by sending
the rule breakers home, but after a while
this became a problem because too many
students were wearing shorts and no one
seemed to be able to explain what "ap-
proach the knee" meant. Consequently,
the school allowed us to wear shorts until
the end of the year. Over the summer
Mr.McGuinness, the school system's dis-
cipline committee, and the Student Coun-
cil met and finally agreed that students
are allowed to wear shorts, culottes, and
jams during warm weather, as long as
they were not "disruptive to the educa-
tional process or inappropriate for a
school setting". So, the administrators
and the students rejoiced, and as one
junior put it "We have overcome and
retained our right to free dress".

-Katie Weakland

Mr. Petrovic's fourth period English. Row 1: Rita Rembert, Wally Kuhen, Craig Hoover, Matt
Montgomery, Kerri Alesnik, Marci Schuster, Row 2: Mr. Petrovic, Larry Kennedy, Tina Groves, Linda
Marett, Fatu Obedakah. Row 3: Kari Spicer, Jocclyn Boros, Tim Wood, Michael Fricke, David Sheck.

Miss Carmody's third period English. Row 1:

Gerald Boiner, Tamiko Carter, Adrienne Troha,
Jennifer Beck, Wanda Borgione, Tina Hutchinson,
Steve Kish. Row 2: Carlos Winston, Keith Clark,
Katie Nesbett, Matt Bitker, Chris Shenk, Robert
Schauer, Neil Albert, Walter Hinton. Row 3: Rob-
ert Taylor, Jason Webb, Mike Hromyko.Back:
Dusty Griffiths, John Breeden.

Freshmen

Varsity Chorale warming up before a football game

Mrs. Lomac's fifth period English. Row 1: Mrs. Lomac, Kevin Felden, Doug
Uchbar, Chris Griffin, Maria Cook Row 2: Ed Boyle, Jim Farrar, Marc Hamm,
John Hess, Leonard Craig Row 3: Chris Muccino, Tammy Sanders, Chris Coo-
per, Richard Eads Row 4: Greg Gerland, Dan Hill, Ron Barrett, Dennis Gargiulo,
Dion Jayne

4x. Jablonski's fifth period English. Row 1: Joel Kerne, Matt Murphy, Mr.
lablonski, Becky Roeder, Robert Hill Row 2: Chris Brickman, Rebecca Molaka-
us, Carrie Hatcher, Stacey Apanaites Row 3: Heather Kristoff, Lee Bock, Eric
Dsborne, Kelly Daugherty Row 4: John Stois, Chris Fakult, Kevin Kozlowski,
3rian Germano

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Miss Amato's sixth period English. Row 1: Bryan Duke, Lorenzo Norris,
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Johnson, Rosalind Bowie, Chris Ciulla, Chera Kuklica, Shawn Orazen, Jason
Carroll Row 3: Matt Payne, Denise Denovich, Matt Garbincus, Allen Dujmovic,
Brian Miller, Janet Hula

Freshmen

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Mr. Petrovlc's sixth period English. Row 1: Monica Williams, Jodi
Culliton, Robert Staples, Kawanna Jones, Shawn Orr.Row 2: Marcus Dew-
berry, Shun Gllham, Patti Tinker, Pat Carey, Mike Kmetz Row 3:Jeff Kropf,
Gary LaTour, Gerald Quinn, Walter Johnson-Bey, Robert Norton, Ronald
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For years now, our school has tried and tried to solve this problem
by getting walkie talkies for each person who patrols the hallways.
This year, the administration's wish came true. Each unit principal
and security man received a walkie talkie to communicate with each
other in case of a problem. Help is just a button push away should
trouble arise during lunch or in the hallways.

So should you see Mr. Perez or Mr.McGuinness using a walkie
talkie during a pep rally or in the cafeteria, you now know they are
doing more than just playing G.I. Joe. They are making Euclid a
safer high school to be in.

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Above: Ms.Amato's seventh period English. Row 1: John Madden, Michelle
Donovan, Kelli Newman, Fred Vocaturo, Chris GalaidaRow 2: .Tawanna Cloyd,
Loretta Zalar, Sue Chun, Becky Weaver, Ken Wolenski, Patti Burke. Row 3: Mario
Gaspersic, Robert Sugar, John Riek.Row4: Jamie Roach, Bernie Journey, Brad
Lunder, Carol Zahursky. Below: Mr.Jablonski's seventh period English. Row
l:Valencia Woods, Carla Bartlett, Michael Jacobs, Steve Behun Row 2:Rico Jenkins,
Ken Sheets, Matt Kollar, Jeff Evilsizer Row 3:Mark Ciarlillo, Cindy Orlic, Angela
Rivers Row 4:Justin Scott, Tom Shannon, Ja Neisha Jones, Brian Hancock

Mr. Seymour, Antonini,
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using their walkie talkies.

190

Freshmen

Shafer instructing the stage band at the Homecoming assembly.

Mrs. Ramlow's seventh period English. Row 1: Mrs. Ramlow, Ross Amata,
Antoine Segines, Rob Voigt, Scott Humphries. Row 2:Frank Alphonso, Bridggett
Bradley, Heidi Kline, Michelle Kitis, Valerie McCarthy. Row 3:RonaId McCoy,
Jermaine Doss, John Herbit, Brandon Cheraso, Jarmine Moore.

Miss Bambic's seventh period English. Row l:Alaster Winston, Tom Whe-

ian, Kelly Duffy, Maria Marcelli, James Foreman. Row 2: Colleen McCartney,
Jonathan Gornik, Steve Burke, Shawn Lomax, Tim Hoffman. Row 3: Kennard
Johnson-Bey, Jim Kosmerl, Frank Mansi, Shonda Woods, Megan Straub. Row 4:
Kim Miller, Christine Chiancone, Kevin Gembarski, Ed Zivnoska, John Noble.

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Mr. Jablonski's eighth period English. Row 1:

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Kelly, Terri Blasius, Brian Sargent, Chris Muzinic,
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La Trese Higgins, Leslie Ccrcek, Coleen Bradach,
Janene Zakrajsek, Becky Karnak, Tom Luzny

Mrs. Russo's eighth period English. Row 1:

Dave Kramer, Cathy Kubinski, Susie Hamilton, Ter-
ra Proctor, Joe Cesa, Sherec Starr Row 2: Roger
Kunes, Stacie Yuhas, Robin Hunt, Angela Roethel,
Kelly Hite, Maureen De Jonge, Danielle Hocevar,
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Bob Addis
Jane Addis
Justin J. Antonini
Antonia M. Araca
William Attamante
Ronald A. Backos

Sandi Bambic

Mrs. C. Bensusan

G. F. Brearton

Particia Buck

Jan Carlson

Judith L. Carmody

Wilma Carroll

Mrs. Lillian Centa

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gubitosi

Patricia A. Habat

The Robert Heramb Family

Harry E. King

Jane Lellis

Joan Lidrbauch

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lomac

William McGuinness

Judith McLaughlin

Frank Perez

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrovic

Roy Pignatiello

Sally J. Pla

Barbara and Robert Ramlow

Sandra Sanborn

Bette J. Schmeling

Paul Serra

Mr. Ron Seymour

Mrs. Bonnie Smith

Bill and Barb Springer

David Sprochi

Bill Von Benken

Bob and Carolyn Wandcrsleben

Richard Wherley

PARFNTPATROm

Julie and Bill Brokaw

Terry and Karen Clark

Bob and Nancy Cook

Mary C. Fitzpatrick & Family

Mr. and Mrs. John Groves

Daniel and Marsha Hopkins

Stanley and Ludmilla Krulc

Brenda and Phillip A. Matish

Mr. and Mrs. David Mehls

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Oboczky

James M. Olenik

Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Orndoff Sr.

Ken Pekar

Charlotte and Rudy Perdan

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rinaldi

Rick and Solange Swanson

Bernadette Syroney

Nick and Dorothy Wolowiecki

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Berke

194

Patrons

PARENT PATRONS

Patrick and Janet Clinton
3ood luck to all the graduates of 1988. Welcome to
/our first year of high school, Jennifer. Love Mom
ind Dad.

Sirs. Radaker and Mrs. Springer
Dear Shelly Bey; You are a great help to us in the
jffice and you are a wonderful worker. We wish you
jvery success in whatever you do. We will miss you.
-ove Mrs. Radaker and Mrs. Springer.

^1 and Roha Bielskis

iVe love you and wish you lots of luck in life. Mom

and Dad and Regina.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Blierer, Jr.

Happy memories of EHS days and Best Wishes for

:he future.

Sherry Click and Jay Click

Andrea, High school will be the best years of your
life. Enjoy them! Always remember life is like a
puzzle and each piece must fit in its place at the
proper time and place. So please stop and think
before you act. We love you and no matter what
may happen, always will. Remember most impor-
tant of all "Learning to love yourself is the greatest
love of all." Mom and Dad.

Mrs. Patricia Dakdouk

Dear Julie Anne, Congratulations! You have accom-
plished many good things and I am very proud of
you. You will succeed in college and life because
you have faith and determination. 1 love you, Mom.

Jane and Bill Dehner

Cood Luck to Amy Dehner; Love Mom and Dad.

Mary Ann Guip
The Guip Family

James and Antoinette Haffey
Cesse, One to go! Hang in there,

Judy and Dave Hammer

Dear Beth, May all your dreams come true. Love

Dad and Mom.

Roy A. Heimsoth

Keep up the good work! We're proud of you. Mom

and Dad.

Doris Hicks

High School is a stepping stone in your future.
Great things lie ahead for you. It's your choice. May
God be with you. Love Mom.

Shirley M. Mooney

Dear Rodrigo, we have many fond memories of

/our stay with us and hope you do too. Good Luck

:o the GREATEST! Good morning, Shirley and the

jang.

Mary and John Brentar
-ove and Pride.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Brizes

Congratulations and Best Wishes Matt. Love Mom

and Dad.

•Robert and Joyce Buehner

iVe're proud of you, keep up the good work. We

ove you, Mom and Dad.

3teve and Rita Burke
3ood Luck to the class of

Mary J, Burrows
Remember the carefree '
Luck, Class of '88.

■88 - "The Burkes'

'Happy Days". Good

Anthony J. and Donna J. Calabrese
Hurry up and get a job!

iA/m. and Jo-Elaine Castrovinci

3ood Luck to you Anthony. May all your dreams

;ome true. Love Mom and Dad.

Judy and Joe Cechura

Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of

Joan Delsantcr

Dear Richard, I am very proud of your accomplish-
ments! I will always stand behind you no matter
what direction "life's road" takes you. Our friend-
ship is very special to me. Love Mom.

Nick and Charlotte DiBartolomeo
Congratulations Nick DiBartolomeo.

Steve and Cathy Enneper

Jodi; Good Luck in college. We will miss you. Study

hard. Love you Mom and Dad, Jill and Jean.

Mr. and Mrs. Culver F. Eyman

May your graduation be the beginning of a great and

interesting life.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Gagliardi

Missy, we love you Mom and Pops.

Nancy and Bill Foreman

Dear James, We love you and arc proud to be your
parents. Best wishes for much happiness during
your high school years. Love Mom and Dad.

The Rev. and Mrs. Richard D. Weller
Always remember the joy of learning.

Cheryl Brickman

So very proud Jeffrey James, the best is yet to

come! Love, Mom.

Wayne and Bonnie Gould

Compliments of Wayne and Bonnie Gould.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Hornyak

Go for it Rick. We love you. Mom, Dad, Rob, and

Ron.

Spencer and Bobbie Jaffe

Lots of memories made, Lots of memories to make.

Rich and Mariann Kerne

Greg; We are so very proud of you, and the person
you've become. Remember we love you very much,
believe in all you do, and we'll always be here for
you. May God bless you and walk alongside you
today and always. Love Mom and Dad.

Jim and Eve Kellerman

Dear Shawn. Congratulations! You've completed
one journey of your life and we are so proud of you.
We pray that the Lord will continue to guide your
footsteps as you travel on through college and life.
Good Luck! We love you! Mom and Dad.

Edward J. Kobus

Wishing you continued success in the future!

Rick and Sandi Burrows

Kelli, Graduation is the first step towards success.
We; know that if you set one goal at a time you will
continue to be successful. Love Mom and Dad.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kovacic

Good Luck to Ted and the Class of '91.

Dale R. and Bernadette R. Kribbs

We are very proud of you. We wish you the Best of

Luck. Go get 'em! Love Dad and Mom.

195

PARENT PATROI^S:

Rich and Jan Kubinski
The best is yet to come! Good Luck to all our
seniors. Especially the Roosevelt bunch.
Rich, Jan and Cathy Kubinski

Raymond and Clair-Maric Kudlak

Paul Allan, May you build a ladder to the stars and

climb on every rung. May you stay forever young-

...Bob Dylan.

Love Mom, Dad, Joelle

Shirley Lapuh

Good Luck to the class of '88

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marrott
Rob, Enjoy your memories.

Vern and Clara Martin
Love you Heidi, Class of '89

Jim and Kathy Masterson

Kim; We are very proud to be your parents.

Love, Mom and Dad

Al and Tina Winton

We love you Dan, Al and Mom

Luis and Jean Nieves

Congratulations and best of luck to our son, Len,

and to all of his friends and classmates of '88.

Myra Ferryman and Herbert Howell
Congratulaltions Eric, Excellence is knowing that
the unattainable is attainable and the impossible is

possible.

Bill and Sharon Phillips

Poo Bear-We knew you could do it!

Vincent Riha Sr.

Believe in yourself. We do!

Carl and Bethe Rizzo

Dear Rick, I'm proud to be your father.

Dad.

Jim and Eve Roberts

Mark, Congratulations! May you take the road less

traveled by. Good Luck!

Love Mom and Dad

Ramona Cuylcr
Congratulations! You made it.
Love Mom

Gary and JoAnn Sandy

Good Luck Kelly, We love you!

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sarpolis

Debbie, Always strive to be the very best that you

can be in all that you do and say.

Love Mom and Dad

William and Karen Schaefer

Christine Schaefer-For what you are and what you

do-We are so proud.

Love Mom and Dad

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy and Vanessa Secic
Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of
"1988"

Michelle and Sandy Secic

Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of

"1988"

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Sterbank
Congratulations and Best Wishes

Seth T. and Diana J. Stewart
Best Wishes always.

Leo and Kathleen Carabotta
Best Wishes to the class of '91.
Douglas, Leann and Christina

Z. Joseph and Nancy Valencic
Congratulations! We love you.
Mom and Dad.

Richard and Connie Warman

Suzanne, we are so very proud of you! Lots of love,

Mom and Dad.

Mr. and Mrs. Weakland

Good Luck John and Katie, May you always be

"Strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, and not to

yield."

Karen and Roy West
Keep up the good work.

196

Patrons

luclefc

Austin, Thomas 157
Avcin, Joseph 170

A.F.S. 42

Acacia Realty 139

Accettola, Sandra 111

AD Club 47

Ad, Student Council 122

Adams, Steven 157

Adams, Thomas 78, 157

Adams, Vernard 32, 102

Addis, Jane 64

Addis, Robert 53, 63

Administration 62

Aides, Media 46

Airhart, Matthew 70, 78, 80, 102, 170, 204

Aitken, La Tonya 111

Akhir, Tawfig 102, 157

Albert, Neil 188

Alesnik, Kerri 35, 188

Alexander, Latrina M 56

Allen, Sean 12, 53, 157

Alphonso, Frank 191

Amata, Ross 191

Amato, Daniel 80, 170

Amato, Sue 55, 64, 189, 190

Amato, Suzanne 17, 35, 157

Ames, Matthew 170

Anderson, Bob 20

Anderson, Edna 64

Anderson, Felicia 32, 170

Anderson, Lisa 38, 105, 157

Andrews, Harold 184

Androgna, Angela 56

Anewich, Brand! M 186

Antonini, Justin 53, 62, 190

Anzai, Sakiko 153

Apanaites, Marlene 157

Apanaites, Stacey 189

Aquila, Laura 157

Aquila, Renee 170

Araca, Anna 51, 64

Archibald, Earl 64

Argenti, Angelo 111

Arlesic, Paul 170

Armold, Dawn 17

Armold, Tina 193

Arnold, Philip 32, 157

Arrington, Angela 56, 61, 111

Arter, Karma 111

Arthur, Cheryl 64, 160

Asbury, Frank 157

Asbury, Nicole 170

Ashley, Brian 121, 170

Ashman, Brian 44, 170

Asseff, Denise 170

Asseff, Laura 32, 39, 111, 205

Attamante, Bill 64

Attwood, Kristin 38, 157

Baber, Lisa 24, 29, 38, 157

Bachelor, Gregory 94, 95, 170

Backos, Ron 60, 64

Baer, Jennifer 157

Baglione, Michael 170

Bailey, Angela 56, 157

Bailey, Christopher 187

Baird, Denise 24, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 111,

145

Baird, Dianne 192

Baker, Dwayne 187

Baker, Joe 157

Baker, Patti 187

Bakich, Milio 157

Ball, Melissa 14, 16, 78, 109, 111, 170, 177

Ball, Michael 20, 21

Ballish, Matthew 52, 111, 130, 134, 141, 218

Bambic, Sandi 20, 36, 55, 64, 137, 184, 191

Banach, Barbara 157

Banc, Tom 64, 78

Baraniuk, Vera 63, 142

Baranowski, Christopher 46, 102, 170

Baranowski, Tracey 23, 24, 28, 37, 111, 113,

213

Barber, Kenneth 54, 111, 129

Barbish, Ethyl 64

Barcza, Jennifer 42, 170

Barcza, John 64

Barcza, Julie 39, 42, 43, 45, 53, 58, 111,

118, 126, 129, 130, 141, 149, 218

Barker, Brenda 63

Barkly, Vera 13

Barley, Matthew 185

Barnes, Michael 73, 76, 77, 78, 93, 107, 157

Barrett, Ronald 189

Barrett, Sharon 185

Barrett, Tracy 32, 171

Barstow, Christopher 82, 157

Barth, Carolyn 17, 157

Bartlett, Carla 190

Bartulovic, Lucille 171

Bartulovic, Marko 82, 83, 157

Barwidi, Ronald 157

Basketball Cheerleaders 35

Batteiger, James 80, 171

Bauer, David 29, 30, 31, 171

Beck, Jennifer 24, 26, 188

Beder, Judita 42, 58, 171, 177

Beemiller, Christopher 111

Behun, Stephen 190

Beining, Doreen 188

Dan Gcddes saying "Mrs. McLaughlin, this ones for you.

Index

197

Belavic, Sandra 53, 111

Belavich, Timothy 39, 103, 111

Bell, Frank Robert 103. 171, 204

Bell, James 157

Bell, Wali 102, 157

Belle, Steven 111

Bencivenni, Richard 111

Bender, Monica 12

Bender, Stan 64, 137

Bensusan, Charlotte 56, 64

Berardineili, Brent 28

Berganza, Gorge 104

Berger, Troy 32, 33, 46, 145, 157

Berke, David 111

Bernstein, Jason 157

Berry, Eric 44, 53, 102, 111, 121, 157

Berzin, Michelle 171

Berzin, Mitchell 188

Berzinskas, Michelle 186

Besselman, Kurt 157

Besselman, William 157

Betts, Michael 32, 33, 157, 163

Beuck, Alice 111

Bcuck, Cynthia 121, 157

Beutler, Sharon 171

Bey, Shelly 53, 58

Bielskis, Alfred 112

Bierer, Sarah 16, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32,

105, 157, 218

Bilak, Cheryl 171

Billi, Sharon 36, 44, 45, 47, 171

Billingsley, Vichelle 157

Billups, Chandra 157

Bitker, Matthew 188

Bitker, Tina 112

Bitner, Christopher 171

Black, Allen 46, 64

Black, Doloros 64

Black, Katie 64, 218

Blackmon, Roslind 32, 33, 156, 157

Blair, Simone 56, 93, 112

Blair, Sonya 56, 112

Blanc, Mark 103, 157

Blasius, S Michael 24, 29, 30, 78, 157

Blasius, Theresa 98, 192

Bleich, Al 64

Blumenstein, Jeremy 171

Bobosik, Crystal 112

Bock, Laurie 24, 27, 168, 171, 192, 218

Bock, Lee 189

Boiner, Gerald 188

Bolden, Anita 53, 187, 193

Boncela, Kenyon 78, 157

Bonnay, Mark 112

Bonnay, Michelle 58

Borgione, Wanda 188

Boros, Jocelyn 188

Boros, Joseph 171

Boros, Victoria 186

Botero, Rodrigo 157

Bothwell, Aerica 32, 171

Bouffard, Matthew 171

Bowie, Rosalind R 189

Bowman, Denise 112

Boy's Basketball 92

Boy's Swimming 104

Boycc, Thomas 157

Boyd, Regina 157

Boyle, Edward 189

Bracken, Chad 171

Bradach, Coleen 24, 26, 98, 192

Bradley, Bridggett 191

WIM

Braidic, James 157

Brandes, Bridget 184

Brandich, Carolyn 38, 157

Brcarton, Gene 64

Breeden, John 188

Brennan, Shannon 112

Brcntar, Richard 24, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 112,

118, 125, 129, 130, 134, 141, 142

Brewington, Catinna 24, 28, 99, 187

Brickman, Beth 36, 49, 171

Brickman, Christopher 101, 189

Brickman, Craig 101, 171

Brickman, David 82, 83, 112

Brickman, Stacie 112

Briganti Photography 138

Brihan, Daniel 171

Brizes, Matthew 23, 93, 112

Brkic, Suzi 184

Brokaw, Gregg 80, 103, 171

Brown Jr., Johnnie 157

Brown, Adam 171

Brown, Clyde 125

Brown, Jeffrey 103, 171, 182

Brown, Kimbcrly 32, 34, 112, 114, 134, 141,

153

Brown, Kirby 157

Brown, Ray 28

Brown, Robert 90, 93, 112, 137, 202, 207

Brown, Scott 112

Browne, John 171

Brozovich, George 112, 157

Bruketa, Loraine 171

Bruno, Tracy 171

Bryant, Christian 24, 29, 30, 31, 171

Buck, Pat 64, 86

Buehner, Pamela 36, 171

Bunn, Richard 82, 171

Burdock, Kelly 56, 157

Burge, Maya 171

Burich, John 104, 193

Burke, John 112

Burke, Patricia 35, 190

Burke, Stephen 24, 28, 82, 101, 191

Burlison, Jennifer 171

Burnette, Ken 187

Burns, Michael 64, 137

Burrington, Steve 171

Burrows, Robert 112, 157

Burtyk, Charles 24, 28, 112

Bush, Craig 157

Bush, La Mesa 157

Bush, Terence 80, 81, 94, 95

Butauski, Michelle 112

Butkus, Audra 98, 171, 177

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Cahoon, Constance 115
Cain, Kathy 6
Caine, Rachel 171
Calabrese, Eric 115
Campbell, Daniel 104, 115
Candow, Kevin 187
Canter, John 70
Canter, Robin 193

198

Jodi Enneper, Dana Scott, Mia Parlse and Amanda Sustersic in the skit 'Look at Me, I'm Frank Perez.

Index

Paul Kudlak and Tom Holland watching Miss. Harris and Mr. Perez explain something.

Cantini, Bob 99

Cantini, Cindy 157

Capuozzo, Anthony 104, 106, 115

Capuozzo, Todd 121, 157

Capuozzo, Tracy 187

Caputo, Peter 157

Carey, Patrick 190

Caric, Kami 57, 185

Caric, Kathleen 57, 157

Carjson, Jan 64

Carlton, Larvett 157

Carmigiano, Anthony 188

Carmody, Judith 51, 58, 64, 188

Carney, Kelly 4, 181, 192

Carney, Michael 32, 184

Carpenter, Edward 62

Carpenter, Matthew 70, 171

Carr, Lisa 15, 157

Carroll, Jason 189

Carroll, Wilma 64, 121, 193

Carsey, Robert 8

Carter, Charlene 47, 53, 157

Carter, Tamiko 188

Castrovince, William 9, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50,

51, 52, 53, 63, 146, 167, 171, 190, 218

Castrovinci, Jeanine 171, 184, 218

Castrovinci, W. Anthony 37, 46, 115

Cater, Patrick 32, 157

Cayne, Betsy 192

Cayne, John 93

Cecelic, Christine 184

Cecelic, Patricia 53, 115

Cechura, Jeffrey 115

Cencic, Sonia 47, 57

Centa, Lillian 64

Cercek, Leslie 192

Cercek, Lynn 115

Cesa, Joseph 30, 101, 192

Cesar, Stephen 157

Cesna, David 171

Chambers, Ron 64

Champa, Theresa 157

Chandler, Tamara 171

Chapel Machine and Tool, Inc. 182

Cheatham, Larry 115

Cheerleaders, Basketball 35

Cheerleaders, Football 34

Chen, Helen 30, 33, 52, 149, 157, 218

Cheraso, Brandon 191

Chernc, Damon 103, 184

Chiancone, Christine 191

Chinchar, Marlene 157, 203

Chinchar, Matthew 70, 78, 80, 81, 171

Chinni, Christine 32, 38, 39, 44, 51, 57, 115,

129, 130, 218

Chinni, Jason 171

Chiudioni, Antoinette 86, 98, 171

Christen, Steven 24, 29, 31, 108, 115, 137,

207

Christopher, Jennifer 115

Chun, Soo 190

Chun, Won-Ki 171, 181

Ciarlillo, John 157

Ciarlillo, Mark 190

Cickavage, Diane 47, 86, 93, 158

Cindric, Invicta 80, 171, 218

Cirino, Anna 38, 158

Cirino, Anthony 171, 178

Cirino, Michael 171

Ciulla, Christopher 95, 189

Ciuprinskas, Adrienne 188

Clark, Cheryl 115

Clark, Christine 171

Clark, David 101, 158

Clark, Deidrc 24, 27, 171

Clark, Gina 158

Clark, Keith 188

Clark, Kimberly 172

Clark, Shawn 185

Clark, Terence 158

Clarke, Christopher 172

Class Cabinets 38

Clay, Robin 172

Cleary, Michael 115

Clemence, Elise 44, 172

Clemence, Heath 90, 101, 102, 192

Closing 218

Cloyd, Tawanna 190

Cobb, Terry 186

Colaianni, Carmen 64

Colantonio, Debra 115

Colantonio, Dominic 172

Colavecchio, Andrea 99, 188

Colbert, John 82, 158, 218

Coleman, Bridgette 53

Coleman, James 158

Coleman, Jesse 32, 172

Colemon, Bridgette 158

Collins, Kevin 158

Collins, Leo 60, 64

Colo, Justina 115

Colquitt, Kim 32, 53, 158

Comenschek, Robert 158

Concert Band 28

Conklin, Adriane 10, 11, 56, 115

Connerton, John 158

Conroy, Angela 115

Convenient Food 185

Cook, Anthony 115

Cook, Maria 189

Cook, Nancy 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, 38, 40,

41, 45, 47, 115, 163, 193, 218

Cool, Charles 184

Cool, Shannon 119

Coolick, Kathleen 60, 64

Cooper, Christine 189

Cooperative Office Education 53

Copeland, Tiwanna 53, 172

Copp, Holly 64

Corbett, Gary 119

Corbett, Kevin 172

Corbin, Kimberly 172

Corfias, John 186

Cornelius, Carmella 158

Corrigan, Kathleen 32, 33, 50, 158, 159

Costantino, Kevin 172

Cotter, Christine 186

Couhig, Tom 63

Coulter, Christine 32, 172

Counselors, Guidance 63

Cox, Jamie 172, 177

Coy, Dennis 24, 28, 30, 31, 37, 90, 91, 119,

130, 134, 141

Coyne, John 77, 78, 102, 108, 119, 126, 159

Craftline Upholstery 185

Index

199

Craig, Donald 102, 119

Craig, Leonard 189

Cramer, Cynthia 86, 172

Creach, Marc 172

Crews, Daniel 158

Crombie, Nicole 36, 45, 119

Crombie, Roger 82, 172

Cross Country 90

Cudo, James 38, 158

Cudo, Jeffrey 172

Culliton, Jodie 190

Cummings, Charles 24, 28, 42, 119

Cummings, Christopher 80, 158

Cummings, Delmond 78, 79, 119

Cummings, Rashonda 186

Curry, Vidal 184

Curtis, Carla 158

Curtis, Tammy 172

Custer, Heath 172

Cuturic, Andrej 158

Cutwright, Michelle 158

Cvelbar, Michael 46, 192

Cvijanovic, Carol 12, 85, 119

Cvitkovic, Damir 82, 158

Cvitkovic, Sandra 86, 185

Cvitkovic, Zeljko 158

D'Anna, Tim 101

D'Apollo, Michael 158

Dakdouk, Julie Anne 82, 119

Daniel Jr., Willie 53, 158

Danna, Scott 172

Dauer, Brian 158

Daugherty, Harold 67, 92, 93

Daugherty, Justin 14, 95, 192

Daugherty, Kelly 189

Davenport, Sonia 53, 172

Davis, Jeffrey 32, 33, 38, 90, 91, 102, 119

Davis, Jennifer 38, 96, 158

Davis, Kara 119

Davis, Kathleen 24, 29, 37, 170, 172, 178

Davis, Lowell 62

Davis, Lynn 63

Davis, Matthew 46, 104, 158, 160

Davis, Tracy 56, 158, 174

Davis, William 172

Day, Catherine 24, 29, 57, 158

De Filippo, Daniel 46, 184

De Filippo, Paul 158

De Jonge, Maureen 192

De Paul, Danielle 172

De Sico, Barbara 119

De Sico, Danielle 35, 158

Dean, Tonda 119

Dean, Trycennia 158

Dehner, Amy 105, 158

Deister, Christa 32

Dejak, Leo 158

DeJong, Maureen 30, 86

DeJong, Stevie 42, 51

Dekleva, Steven 38, 101, 158

Del Monte, Kimberly 119

Delaney, Timothy 119

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Dell, Matthew 119

Delsanter, Richard 54, 78, 100, 101, 119,

145

Dembek, Kimberly 158

Dembek, Tracy 17, 85, 96

Demico, George 187

Dengel, Mary 24, 37, 193

Dennis, Gregory 158

Denovich, Denise 24, 27, 189

Dent, Maria 32, 158, 218

Dewalt, David 172

Dewberry, Leshawn 119

Dewberry, Marcus 190

Deymanic, Alen 82

Di Bartolomeo, Daniel 24, 29, 30, 82, 158

Di Bartolomeo, Nicholas 32, 33, 58, 82, 119

Di Franco, Scott 93, 158

Di Pasquale, Marianne 172

Di Santis, Mary 158

Diaddario, Gina 38, 158

Dickerson, Candacc 53, 172

Dickey, Heidi 53

Dickson, Tracy 158

Diester, Christa 158

Dietz, Robin 172

Dietzel, Todd 172

Digiovine, Michael 120

Dillard, Duane 187

Dillard, Lucretia 30, 158

DiPaolo's House of Beauty 174

Divider, Academics 60

Divider, Activities 22

Divider, Sports 75

Divider, Underclass 154

Dixon, Angela 187

Dixon, Christian 158

Dixon, Frederick 172

Dixon, Josedine 172

Doboze, Gunnard 24, 29, 104, 106, 172

Dobransky, Paula 185

Dobucki, Lee Ann 172

Dodge, Allen 172

Dojdak, Windi 185

Doles, Kimberly 172

Dolsen, Jeffrey 186

Dolter, Merry 61, 67

Dommer, Jennifer 120

Donahoe, Tami 120

Doncevic, Robert 172, 181

Donnett, Mark 158

Donovan, Michelle 190

Dorazio, Frederick 120

Dorsey, Marquita 32, 172

Doss, Elgin 53, 191

Doss, Mia 172

Doss, Nickole 53, 93, 120

Douglas, Genevieve 172

Drage, Lisa 36, 42, 47, 158

Dragolas, William 54, 103, 120

Drasler, Daniel 158

Drazdik, Stephen 120, 158

Dreis, Jennifer 24, 28, 186

Drnek, Dawn 120

Dubecky, Daniel 186

DuBroy, Terry 67, 96

Duchon, David 36, 172

Duchon, Stacy 36, 158

Dudziak, Jennifer 34, 35, 172

200

Index

Dudziak, Jill 7, 102, 114, 120, 203

Duffy, Kelly 8, 191

Dugandzic, Mary 120

Dujmovic, Allen 189

Dujmovic, Marijo 186

Duke, Bryan 189

Duke, Scott 87, 158

Dunes, Katy 53, 120

Dunham, Tracy 158

Dunmire, Mark 158

Dunmire, Michael 12, 120

Durbin, Michael 67, 82

Dureiko, Richard 46, 120

Dures, Miroslav 82, 83, 172

Durham, Deidra 120

Dushaj, Anton 158

Duvall, Daniel 158

Duvall, Jeanne 187

Dzerowicz, Alex 67

Eads, John 120

Eads, Richard 189

East, Darryl 30, 95, 187

Easter Jr., Robert 120

Eckert, Joel 172

Ede, Leslie 172

Edwards Jr., William 158

Edwards, Adrienne 172

Eichhorn, Stephen 158

Ellerb, Tawana 53

Elliott, Tina 158

Engelke, David 104, 172

Enneper, Jill 32, 86, 98, 172, 198

Enneper, Judith 102, 120

Enos, Samantha 172

Erb, Robert 172

Erwin, Richard 77, 78, 79, 158

Esch, Kirstin 105, 106, 158

Euclid Cultural Club 53

Euclid Sun Journal 139

Euclidian 52

Eucuyo 51

Evans, Derek 78, 120, 125

Evans, John 53

Evans, Laurie 184

Evilsizer, Jeffery 173, 190

Exum, Judy 67

Eyman, Cal 67

Eyman, Eric 90, 102, 120, 125

Fad and Fasion 8

Faint, Kimberly 24, 28, 173

Fair, Margaret 24, 28, 32, 33, 158

Fakult, Christopher 189

Fakult, Steven 173

Faletic, Karin 173

Fall Play 40

Fanara, Carla 120, 126

Fannin, Antonia 53, 158

At least Tracy Vanah and Mr. Reno agree on one thing.

Faraci, Rosa 173

Farkas, Peter 12

Farmer, Tyanna 32

Farrar, James 189

Fasick, Christina 73, 158

Fatica Hardware 164

Faulisi, Scott 161

Fazio, Christy 32, 161

Felden, Kevin 189

Felden, Patrick 173

Fell, John 62

Fender, Duane 173

Fetkovich, Christopher 161

Fette, Rosalie 67, 142

Fiediga, Jennifer 173

Fifolt, Marc 82, 103, 185

Filipasic, Tracey 173

Filips, Don 78, 80

Fimiani, Nicholas 124

Fischer, Julie 36, 52, 161, 218

Fitzgerald, Meredith 90, 185

Fitzpatrick, Thomas 103, 173

Flag Corps 27

Flaisman, Richard 101, 185

Flanagan, Sean 124

Flonnoy, Monique 170, 173

Flowers, Daniel 62

Focareto, Cynthia 86, 185

Focareto, Melissa 32, 33, 124

Focareto, Michael 124

Fomby, Kevin 78, 124

Football, J.V. 80

Football, Varsity 76

Force, Ray 98

Ford, India 58, 90, 185

Foreign Language Club 44

Foreman, James 191

Fortuna, Gary 100, 101

Foth, Christine 161

Fowler, Jane 67

Fox, Audree 38, 63

Fox, Erin 24, 27, 57, 192

Fox, Thomas 173

Foy, Duane 88

Francetic, Dan 67

Francetic, Daniel G 90, 91, 93, 161

Frank, Daniel 161

Franklin, Richard 186

Frankos, Anthony 161

Frankos, Michael 185

Frattin, Daniel 24, 28, 173

Fred Stecker Oldsmobile, Inc. 187

Fredrickson, James 161

Freshmen 184

Fricke, Michael 188

Fuhrman, Shari 24, 28, 161

Fulgham, Timothy 161

Fumich, Victoria 86, 187

Gabriel Insurance 189
Gainer, Dawn 56, 161
Gaines, Kevin 78, 173
Galaida, Christine 37, 42, 190
Gallagher, Colleen 86, 99, 188

Index

201

Gambatese, Kelly 189

Gambatesc, Kenneth 101

Gambatese. Kimbcrly 173

Gamber, Angela 32. 124

Gamber. Richard 173

Gamber, Tracy 124

Gammon, Melissa 24, 28, 187

Gansey, Janet 174

Garbincus, Matthew 95, 189

Gargiulo, Dennis 189

Garr, Rodney 174

Gary. Walter 174

Gasiewski, Michael 161

Gaspersic, Mario 190

Gates. Barbara 67

Gazzuolo, John 174

Geddes, Daniel 12, 40, 41, 124, 197

Geisweidt, Sheri 174

Gelo, Maria 56, 161

Gelo, Robert 124

Gembarski, Kevin 191

George, Edward 100, 101, 161

Gercar, Jean 174

Gerland, Gregory 95, 189

Germane, Brian 101, 189

Gezann, Robert 103, 124

Gezann, Sheri 24, 25, 29, 57, 185

Gibbons, John 67, 82

Gilbert, Kenneth 104, 187

Gildone, Danelle 16, 161

Gilham, Shun 190

Gilham, Tyrone 76, 78, 79, 94, 95, 161

Gilliam, Lena 161

Gilmore, Shannon 56, 161

Girl's Basketball 96

Girl's Swimming 105

Gjerek, Aiitoni 80, 174

Gladin, Christopher 124

Glenn, Cathryn 27, 53, 174

Glover, Laura 36, 174

Glubish, Jeffrey 124

Godfrey, Bob 32, 67, 137

Goebel, James 67

Goerndt, Jeffrey 46, 174

Goerndt, Joseph 46, 90, 161

Golden, Nikki 53, 170, 174

Goler, Jonathan 101, 187

Golf 87

Golinar, Thomas 66, 174

Gomez, Humberto 170, 174

Gondeau, Desiree 12, 124

Good, Heather 174

Gooding, Bill 67

Goodman, Jason 33, 174

Goodwin, William 174, 184

Gornik, Jonathan 191

Grable, Lee 175

Grace, Jozelia 185

Graffius, Michael 161

Grahek, Kelly 161

Granchi, David 187

Granito, Anthony 87, 124

Granito, Sarah 175

Graus, Wcndi 193

Gray, David 32, 53, 118, 124

Grayer, Angelissa 187

Grbac, Maria 175

Greene, Jennifer 124, 125

Griffin, Anthony 52, 124, 218

Griffin, Christopher 189

Griffin, Daniel 124

Griffiths, Dusty 188

Grillo, Lucia 124

Grissom, Willie 161

Gron. Dawn 8. 57, 175

Gron, Thomas 24, 28, 124, 125

Groves, Julie 14, 57, 156, 161, 218

Groves, Tina 175, 188

Grubach, Cynthia 36, 175

Gubitosi. Domenic 24, 29, 31, 104, 161

Gubitosi, Tom 66, 67

Guidance Counselors 63

Guilfoyle, Brian 188

Guilfoyle, Michael 92, 93, 161

Gulp, K Susan-Marie 125, 127, 136, 141

Guttu, Anthony 161

Guttu, Ronald 127

Habat, Pat 67

Haffer, Joyce 67

Haffey, Gesse 101, 175

Haggerty, John 103, 175

Haggins, Eric 175

Halbedel, Tom 67, 90, 146

Hall of Fame 53

Hall, Susan 127

Halloween 18

Hambrick, Rachal 53, 187

Hamilton, Stacy 24, 27, 32, 57, 161

Hamilton, Suzanne 86, 99, 192

Hamm, Donald 161

Hamm, Marc 189

Hammer, Beth 28, 32, 38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 45,

58. 114, 127, 130

Hammer, Steven 175

Hammond, Donna 175

Hancock, Brian 190

Hannan, Maureen 24, 29, 186, 192

Hansen, Daniel 161

Hanson, Timothy 161

Harden, Tia 175

Harding, Daniel 101, 127

Hardman, Bruce 78, 161

Harps, Richard 161

Harrell. Ardelle 67

Harris. Sue 38, 63, 108, 199

Harrison, Kevin 127

Harrison, Marie 161

Harrison, Matthew 127

Harrison, Mia 175

Hartman, David 175

Hartmann, Jeff 67

Harwood, Katherine 67

Haselbusch, Aaron 95, 192

Hatcher, Carrie 189

Hatcher, Jeffrey 175

Havergne, Tracy 161

Hawk, Lisa 187

Hawley, David 193

Haydcn, Monica 127

Hayes, Renee 109, 127

Heck, Jason 103, 175

Heffernan, Kristin 161

Heidi's Hair 190

Heimsoth, Daniel 161

Henderson, Carlos 102, 127, 207

Eddie Powers, Kevin Hudson, Bob Brown, Phil Matish, Derek Walton and Chris Pinta acting cool.

202

Index

Henderson, Gregory 78, 161

Henderson, Tiffany 161

Henderson, Traci 32, 175

Henry, Jeanette 24, 29, 161

Heramb, Rob 67

Herbert, Donald 175

Herbst, John 78, 161, 191

Herman, Danielle 175

Herman, Kimberiy 32, 174

Hess, John 189

Heuer, Carolyn 67

Heuer, Lisa 175

Hewlett, Natasha 187

Heyduk, Karen 53, 127

Hickok, Amy 13, 35, 38, 47, 161

Hickok, Timothy 87, 125, 127

Hicks, Ericka 53, 161

Hicks, Monique 161

Higgins, Kelly 47, 53, 88, 89, 161, 192

Higgins, La Trese 121

Higham, Douglas 80, 101, 175

Highland, Charles 36, 175

Hilger, Heidi 32, 45, 175

Hill Jr., Robert 189

Hill, Anita 175

Hill, Danny 189

Hill, Donald 161

Hill, Jomo 175

Hill, Leigh 161

Hill, Walter 37

Hilling, Carl 62

Hinton Jr., Ronald 161

Hinton, Shannon 32, 53, 175

Hinton, Walter 188

Hitc, Kelly 192

Hoag, Donna 188

Hoag, Thomas 36, 175

Hoag, Timothy 95, 175, 204

Hocevar, Danielle 192

Hockey 103

Hodder, Joanne 67

Hodgins, Gabrielle 44, 67

Hodnichak, Diane 24, 26, 47, 56, 127, 218

Hoffart, Tom 67

Hoffcrt, Frank 67

Hoffman, Roger 46, 127

Hoffman, Tim 191

Hohs, Bernard 185

Hoinski, Thomas 161

Holland, Caroline 24, 32, 174, 175

Holland, Jason 76, 78, 79, 101, 109, 127,

161

Holland, Thomas 38, 101, 199

Holloman, Michael 161

Holloway, Nathan 24, 28, 175, 191

Holly, Michael 193

Holmes, Jeffrey 175

Holmes, Jon 40, 41, 46, 58, 161

Holt, Martin 127, 161

Homecoming 10

Homovec, Richard 67

Hood, Keith 80

Hooks, John 127

Hoover, Craig 188

Hopkins, Jennifer 42, 47, 49, 50, 118, 127,

212

Hopkins, Matthew 78, 161

Hopkins, Rebecca 192

Hoppert, Deborah 105, 127

Horgan, Dawn 127

Hornyak, Richard 14, 20, 78, 79, 128

Hornyak, Robert 187

Horvath, Melissa 175

HoLichins, Deborah 27, 67

Hradek, Lisa 36, 47, 161

Hren, Kristine 34, 42, 43, 50, 52, 90, 91,

105, 106, 149, 161, 164, 218

Hribar, Frances 161

Hribar, John 161

Hribar, Marlene 98, 175

Hritz, Michelle 175

Hromyko, Mike 188

Hsu, Ching Wei 175

Hsu, Po-Chun 128

Huang, Xiaolei 188

Huddleston, Jeffrey 128

Hudson, Kevin 53, 93, 202

Hudson, Love 32, 36, 50, 102, 118, 126,

128, 129, 130, 134, 142

Huested, Mathew 128

Hughes, Brian 78, 161

Hughes, Edward 128

Hughley, Kevin 161

Hula, Janet 24, 28, 189

Hula, Wendy 187

Humphries, Billijo 161

Humphries, Scott 191

Hunt, James 39

Hunt, Lisa 175

Hunt, Robin 32, 192

Hutchins, Tanya 161

Hutchinson, Gerald 56, 161

Hutchinson, Tina 188

Hutton, Marcus 24, 175

Hyne, Kelly 88, 96, 161

Hynes, Jeffrey 128

lie, Kristina 17, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50, 128, 129,

134, 142, 212

Independent Savings Bank 177

Index 197

Indoor Track 102

Irby Jr., Bruce 175

Isgro, Debra 192

Isheim, Ethel 187

Ivaskovic, Carolyn 32, 128

Jablonski. Frank 8, 60, 68, 184, 185, 189,

190, 192

Jackson, Brian 102, 186

Jackson, Ra Shanda 34

Jackson, Shelli 175

Jacobs, Michael 190

Jakubauskas, Danute 162

James, Maxwell 184

Jankowski, Joseph 162

Jaroscak, Jeff 104

Jaworsky, Gale 68

Jaworsky, Victoria 24, 27, 57, 162, 218

Jay Dee Cleaners, Inc. 168

Bets Tobolewski, Marlene Chinchar, Jill Dudziak and Erica Richards smile for the camera.

Index

203

Jay Turpin, Tim Hoag, Matt Airhart and Bob Bell watching water burn.

Jayne, Dion 189

Jazz Band 31

Jefferson, Mark 94, 95, 175

Jelenic, Mark 162

Jenkins, January J 42, 44, 45, 56, 58, 114,

162, 212

Jenkins, Rico 190

Jenko, Ronald 175

Jerele, Cynthia 98, 175

Jeric, Jennifer 128

Jividen, Michelle 128

Jobs 9

Johnson Jr., Alfred 28

Johnson, Antonio 175

Johnson, Davion 95, 186

Johnson, Denise L 24, 28, 189

Johnson, Mia 98, 128

Johnson, Phillip 162

Johnson, Renee 175

Johnson, Robert 40, 41

Johnson, Selwyn 53, 121, 162

Johnson, Steve 53, 128

Johnson-Bey, Kennard 95, 191

Johnson-Bey, Walter 190

Jones, Angela 32, 184

Jones, Charity 185

Jones, Ja Neisha 175, 190

Jones, Jennifer 32, 33, 47, 162, 218

Jones, Kawanna 190

Jones, Robert 90, 102, 175

Jones, William 162

Journey, Bernard 190

Journey, Nicholas 185

Juengel, Gina 32, 36, 175

Juhl, Katherine 185
Juniors 156

Juratic, Gregory 78, 162
Juric, Bruno 153
Jurisevic, Susan 175
Jurkovic, Barbara 38, 162

Kacperski, Anjanette 84, 162

Kacperski, Jennifer 86, 176

Kadras, Dafne 162

Kale, John 70, 162

Karabinus, William 13, 103, 162

Karaula, Anita 128

Karnak, Rebecca 192

Karpinski, Paul 114, 128, 153

Keating, Jessica 24, 28, 176

Keaveney, Kathleen 128

Kehn, Jan 68

Kehn, John 128

Keith, Jill 128

Kekic, Richard 20, 21, 100, 101, 128

Keller, Jackqualynn 193

Kellers, Michael 162

Kelley, Brendan 176, 191

Kelly, Ann 30, 91, 192

Kelly, David 15, 162

Kelly, Jim 68

Kelly, Marcus 162

Kelly, Shannon 44, 176

Kelly, Tyris 162

Kemp, Tamurra 187

Kempke, Cheryl 54, 128

Kennedy, Larry 176, 188

Kermode, Thomas 30, 40, 41, 176

Kerne, Gregory 13, 131

Kerne, Joel 103, 189

Kestner, Dave 68

Key Club 37

Kidd, Lameer 53, 186

Kilgore, Kenneth 28, 95, 184

Kimball, Lewis 131

Kimball, Robert 176

King, Harry 54, 68, 100, 101, 125, 131

King, James 78, 100, 162

Kirchner, Dawn 8, 32, 57, 176

Kirchner, Deborah 176

Kirchner, Lisa 162

Kish, Steve 188

Kitchen, Michael 13, 76, 78, 162, 218

Kitis, Michelle 44, 191

Kleckner, Cynthia 24, 27, 162

Klein, Ellen 56, 68

Kline, Christina 186

Kline, Heidi 191

Kline, Jeffrey 176, 181

Kline, Shawn 32, 153

Kmetz, Michael 190

Knez, Bernadette 41, 131, 149, 153

Knez, Karmen 176, 182

Knez, Margaret 102, 114, 131

Knistautas, Susan 12, 130, 131, 134, 141

Kobus, Shawn 37, 38, 39, 44, 50, 54, 82,

131, 134, 141, 149, 213, 218

Koenig, Ingrid 68

Kollar, Matthew 190

Kolodziej, Mary Jane 68

Koman, Diana 16, 162

Komara, Daniel 176

Koncar, Angela 131

Konrad, Kimberly 24, 29, 30, 57, 162

Korb, Joseph 131

Koren, Kellie 24, 26, 131

Kosmerl, James 24, 28, 37, 191

Kosmerl, Karen 20, 131

Kostan, Peter 82, 162

Kovac, Jessica 34, 105, 186

Kovacic, Edward 187

Kovacic, Valerie 131

Kovelan, Stephen 162

Kozlowski, Janice 86, 188

Kozlowski, Kevin 189

Kozlowski, Max 78, 162

Kramer, David 192

Krance, Michelle 56, 162

Krasnik, Jennifer 24, 27, 185

Kribbs, John 131

Kristoff, Heather 34, 99, 189

Krizan, Manda 131

Krohn, Melissa 187

Kronik, John 78, 101, 131

Kropf, David 131

Kropf, Jeffrey 24, 29, 190

Krotine, Derrick 93, 131

Krulc, Susan 36, 42, 44, 45, 131

Krup, Ruth 63

Kubach, Kristine 107, 162

Kubinski, Catherine 86, 192

Kubinski, Christine 131

204

Index

Kucaric, Christine 176

Kucia, Eric 131

Kucia, Neil 176

Kudlak, Paul 36, 38, 66, 132, 199

Kuhen, Elizabeth 32, 33, 132, 141

Kuhen, Eric 176

Kuhen, Walter 188

Kuklica, Chera 189

Kumar, Brinda 38, 40, 41, 44, 50, 58, 59,

132, 212

Kunes, Roger 24, 29, 192

Kunes, William 24, 29, 31, 82, 83, 104, 156,

162

Kunesh, Valerie 176

Kushma, Kathleen 35, 38, 160, 162, 168,

206

La Manna, Michael 24, 28, 100, 176

La Tour, Gary 101, 190

Land, Christine 176

Lane, Barry 132

Lane, Monique 187

Lang, April 184

Lang, Bridgette 107, 162

Langdon, Patrick 132

Lapuh, Cheryl 93, 176

Lardomita, Jack 77, 78, 107

Laurenson, William 80, 176

Lauver, Danielle 34, 35, 132

Lauver, David 186

Lauver, Molly 176, 193

Lawrence, David 62

Lawrence, Shalom 32, 35, 176

Lawson, Daryl 176

Lawson, Ryan 24, 25, 29, 53, 162

Le Quyea, Michael 104, 162

Leamon, James 53, 162

Leasure, Benjamin 176, 184

Ledwell, Shelly 184

LcG, Corthaniel 188

Lee, Eldora 176

Lee, Vicky 162

Leinweber, Craig 162

Lellis, Jane 68

Lenz, Eric 103, 132

Leonard!, Donna 185

Leonard!, Edward 132

Leone, Michael 176

Lesko, Terrence 188

Leskovec, Melissa 176

Lett, Lo Frencho 46

Levstik, Patricia 176

Lewis, Chonton 53, 176

Liderbach, Julia C 32, 176

Lidrbach, Joan 51, 68

Limbert, Kevin 162

Linderman, Joan 68

Lisac, Suzane 38, 162

Lishing, Carl 176

Little, John 95, 160, 176

Little, Karen 68

Little, Pamela 53, 176

Littlejohn, Rhonda 12, 13, 56, 132

Jeff Syroney, Laura Asseff and Katie Roach say Ta-Dah'.

Lo, Daniel 184

Lockers 16

Logar, Andrew 24, 29, 104, 186

Lomac, Lara 24, 29, 30, 32, 105, 106, 156,

162, 184

Lomac, Mary 68, 187, 189

Lomax, Dushawn 191

Lombardo, Daniel 162

Lone, Nina 21

Long, Melissa 4, 32, 33, 36, 40, 41, 47, 49,

159, 162

Longstreth, Laura 162

Lovejoy, Kimberly 184

Loving, Aaron 53

Lowe, Ken 68

Lozada, Nicole 32, 176

Lozada, Ricardo 176

Lucas, Marge 68

Ludvik, Irena 185

Lueersen, Maren 42, 43, 45, 49, 50, 58, 153,

212

Luikart, Harry 24, 25, 28, 37, 90, 176, 181

Luikart, Kim 159, 162

Lunder, Bradley 190

Lunder, Matthew 70, 96, 98, 102, 132, 141

Lux, Kenneth 162

Lux, Patricia 105, 106, 185, 186

Luzny, Daniel 101, 162

Luzny, Thomas 192

Lynn, Raymond 24, 25, 29, 30, 32, 33, 162

Mack, Christopher 162

Macleod, Mark 28, 186

Madden, John 190

Maddox, Valena 28, 176

Mahovlic, Matthew 176

Majorettes 26

Malaney, Kevin 78, 162

Malaney, Tracy 132

Manburg, Marc 68

Mann, David 44, 132

Mannello, Christopher 78, 80, 176

Mansberger, Daniel 46

Mansi, Frank 24, 28, 191

Mansperger, Daniel 24, 29, 132

Mantel, Jennifer 44, 176

Marcelli, Marie 58, 191

Marching Band 24

Marciante, Annmarie 162

Marcic, Christopher 162

Marcinko, Christopher 176

Marett, Joseph 162

Marett, Linda 188

Maria, Mirta 32, 176

Marincek, John 52, 176, 218

Marks, Jennifer 32, 37, 42, 176, 193

Marold, Lawrence 188

Maroli, Karen 84, 85, 96, 99, 132

Marolt, Norman 80, 101, 176

Marron, Stacey 47, 162

Marrott, Robert 132

Marsh, Kathy 68

Marsh, Lee 132

Martens, John 36, 39, 46, 132

Martin, Amamda 187

Index

205

Martin, Christopher 78, 80, 81, 94, 95, 176

Martin, Heidi 8, 16, 30, 38, 40, 41, 44, 51,

58, 156, 162, 218

Martin, Ivory 176

Martin, Jason 6, 176

Martin, Natasha 177

Martin, Robert 177

Martincic, Skip 103

Marvin, Charles 103, 177

Marvin, Lisa 36, 177

Masley, Jennifer 34, 35, 177

Mason, Jennifer 3, 32, 33, 36, 44, 45, 47, 88,

89, 177, 218

Mason, Jimmy 162

Massey, Annette 32, 187

Masten, Rashawn 193

Masterson, Kimberly 38, 42, 44, 45, 50, 58,

132, 212

Mata, Amy 132

Matiaska, Carla 185

Matiaska, Douglas 2, 18, 162, 218

Matish, Alison 107, 177

Matish, Phillip 13, 126, 132, 137, 202

Matko, Allan 68

Matlock, Ian 32, 177

Matthews, Ayanna 30, 98, 177

Mauceri, Candace 162

Maurer, Kristine 162

Mauser, Bryan 82, 135

Mauser, Diane 118, 129, 134, 135, 142

Maust, Teresa 177

Maxey, Denise 56, 135

Maxey, Dennis 162

Mayerhoffer, Jean 107, 162

Maylc. Kelly 135

Mayner, Margo 12

Mazzaro, George 62

Mazzei, Elizabeth 86, 105, 184

Mc Alpine, Jeanine 177

Mc Andrew, Dennis 12

Mc Arthur, Douglas 135

Mc Caleb, Jermaine 177

Mc Carthy, Brian 177

Mc Carthy, Valerie 24, 27, 191

Mc Cartney, Colleen 191

Mc Cartney, Wayne 177

Mc Clinton, Thomas 102, 162

Mc Clurkin, Keith 9, 37, 135, 153

Mc Connell, Thomas 101

Mc Coy, Ronald 191

Mc Coy, Shileshe 10, 11

Mc Coy, Tiffony 53, 162

Mc Daniel, Lynnette 189

Mc Ewen, Dawnelizabeth 53

Mc Ghee, Derrick 184

Mc Ghee, Tamika 177

Mc Groder, Vanessa 177

Mc Guinness, William 4, 36, 38, 53, 62, 156,

160, 165, 188, 190

Mc Intosh, Susan 186

Mc Laughlin, Judy 40, 41, 68, 137, 159, 197

Mc Laughlin, Robert 62

Mc Manus, Robert 165

Mc Peek, Matthew 24, 25, 28, 189

Mc Redmond, Polly 47, 68

Mc Reynolds, Kerri 3, 32, 178

Meagher, Robert 102

Meaney, Gunhild 38, 165

Meden IV, Joseph 94, 95, 178

Media Aides 46

Medve, Matthew 13, 23, 135

Medve, Susan 56, 135

Medved, Joseph 165

Medved, Victoria 34, 35, 38, 165, 168

Medvick, William 60, 62, 190

Meeks, Tramayne 178

Mehls, Douglas 90, 104, 165

Merino, Mario 17, 165

Merritt, Anthony 187

Mews, Krista 135

Meyenberg, Eric 135

Meyer, Steven 135

Meyers, Carol 68

Meyers, Michele 32, 40, 41, 46, 50, 58, 59,

135

Meyers, Stephen 101, 192

Michael, Theresa 32, 187

Midolo, Gina 32, 33, 40, 41, 135

Miheli, Christian 165

Miheli, Daniel 165

Mikich, Kimberly 30, 192

Mikulec, Patricia 193

Milicevic, Thomas 178

Miller, Brian 189

Miller, Bruce 11

Miller, Deborah 24, 29, 30, 39, 57, 105, 135

Miller, Diane 165

Miller, Ernest 178

Miller, Jeanette 34, 35, 187

Miller, John 82, 165

Miller, Kimberley 30, 47, 105, 106, 191

Miller, Mary 32, 33, 165

Miller, Molly 24, 29, 193

Milline, M Tony 165

Minadeo, Laura 178
Mincek, Michelle 178
Mingle, Charles 178, 181
Minter, Russell 95, 184
Miranda, Christine Joyb 4, 185
Miranda, Concepcion 53, 135
Miranda, Dalmacio 165
Miranda, Heather 36, 174, 178
Miranda, Ruth 178
Miskinis, Aldona 68
Mixon, James 24, 102, 165
Mizick, Michelle 178
Molakakis, Rebecca 189
Molenda, Patricia 178
Molnar, Nicole 20, 84, 85, 105, 135
Molten, Jeff 8
Mondok, Tricia 178, 184
Montagner, Laura 86, 178
Montana, Bob 21
Montana, Timothy 53, 135
Montani, Ray 68
Montgomery, Matthew 188
Montgomery, Pamela 178
Moore, Francine 12, 32, 53, 121, 135, 153,
218

Moore, Gerald 37, 38, 78, 79, 100, 101, 165,
191

Moore, Jarmine 191
Moore, Katherine 165

Moore, Kimberly 24, 27, 37, 42, 44, 58, 178
Moore, Marlon 95, 179
Moore, Phaedra 53, 185
Moore, Sandra 165
Morek, Mark 77, 78, 79, 165
Morgan-Brown, Carol 30, 53, 185
Moriarty, James 165

206

Natasha Spencer, Kelli Vanah and Kathy Kushma realize that A. J. Parker is a real lady's man.

Index

Moriarty, Shannon 179
Morris, Brian 179, 181, 192
Morris, Jamal 102, 179
Morris, Shalett 53, 165
Morris, Tracy 179
Morrison, Heather 32, 88, 89, 165
Morse, Joel 101, 174, 179
Moses, Donald 135
Moses, Lori 56, 165
Moses, Stephanie 32, 179
Motiejunas, Kristina 17, 102, 165
Moultry, Latanya 32, 53, 179
Moultry, Terrence 184
Muccino, Christine 179, 189
Mueller, Jo-Rita 68
Mulqueeny, Ellen 105
Murowsky, Craig 29, 78, 179
Murphy, Dana 13, 135
Murphy, Denise 105, 165, 191
Murphy, Matthew 189
Muzinic, Christopher 192
Myers, Scott 187
Myers, Vincent 179

Naglic, Angela 179

Naglic, Mark 136

Nagy, David 136

Nagy, J Mark 136, 165

Nagy, Teresa 136

Naha, Mark 186

National Honor Society 39

Nationwide Driving School 117

Neal, Charlotte 186

Nebe, Eric 38, 78, 101, 165

Negrelli, Bridget 34, 35, 179

Nehrig, Edward 104, 184

Neibes, Carole 187

Neligan, Patricia 20, 136, 137

Nemecek, Jack 179

Nemerovsky, Sherry 184

Nesbett, Katherine 188

Network Video 178

New Beginnings 192

Newcomb, Michelle 36, 44, 48, 49, 173, 179

Newman, Daniel 20, 21, 101, 126, 136

Newman, Kelli 47. 190

Nichols, Charles D 24, 28, 193

Nichols, Nina 179

Nickell, Brandy 86, 105, 192

Nickell, Scott 165

Nicolosi, Ann 179

Niebes, Carole 68, 186

Nieves, Lenny 136

Noble, John 191

Noble, Julie 12, 36

Nolan, Chet 78, 81

Norris, Lorenzo 189

Norton, Michelle 187

Norton, Robert 190

Nosse, Lance 80, 179

Novak, Angela 188

Novak, Michael 165

Novey, Jessica 165

Novotny, Christine 136

Novotny, Cynthia 179

Noyes, Elizabeth 179

Nugent, Kathleen 179

Nugent, Patrick 179

Nurmi, Shirley 62

O'Brien, Cynthia 165

O'Connell, Michael 136

O'Hannon, Travis 53, 102

O'Neal II, Curtis 40, 41, 46, 165

O'Neill, Jennifer 107, 165

O'Neill, Kevin 188

O'Neill, Michael 186

O.O.E.A. 56

Oatman, Tiffiney 34, 35, 53, 136

Obedakah, Fatu 188

Oblak, Christine 44

Oblak, Jeanine 10, 11, 13, 32, 33, 35, 84, 85,

114, 136

Oboczky, Christine 32, 88, 89, 165

Oboczky, Victoria 136

Office Aides 47

Ogorek, Gregory 32, 33, 129, 145

Ohanessian, Aron 49, 165

Olbrysh, Jeffrey 136

Olenik, James 136

Olszens, Keith 188

Orazem, Nicholas 101, 179

Orazen, Shawn 189

Orbanic, Lorena 179

Orchestra 30

Orlic, Cindy 190

Orndoff, Jodi 56, 136

Oroz, Elizabeth 36, 40, 41, 47, 49, 50, 88,

165

Orr, Shawn 190

Orsulic, Richard 192

Osborne, Eric 189

Osolin, Karla 36, 56, 136

Ospelt, Heidi 90, 105, 106, 179

Ott, Jack 136

Overberger, David 136

Owen, Stephen 136

Carlos Henderson, Bob Brown, Renee Shimko, Joe Vehar, Anita Perrotti and Steve Christen show that you
don't always have to study.

Paderewski, Donna 84, 85, 86

Pae, Tim 87, 179

Papes, Nancy 136

Paradise, Robert 140

Pardue, Janet 140

Parise, Mia 36, 102, 125, 140, 198

Parker, Andrew 92, 93, 108, 140, 206

Parker, Dee Ann 32, 56, 165

Parker, Mervin 78, 140

Parker, Sanjay 179

Parker, Terenz H 179

Parker, Tina 179

Parmertor, Ronald 165

Paroska, Katalin 17, 45, 47, 50, 129, 140,

212

Parsons, Deborah 165

Parsons, John 80, 179

Paskert, Joan 68

Pasquale, Ben 62, 190

Pasquale, Dina 165

Pasquale, Michael 186

Index

207

Seniors watch the coach and football team attentively.

Patel, Ketan 36, 48, 50, 125, 126, 140, 141

Patrons 194

Patterson, Eric 165

Patterson, Jennifer 188

Paul, Judy 68

Pavlic, Francis 179

Pavlic, Nicolle 9, 21, 44, 140

Pawlowski, Adam 68, 137

Payne, Matthew 189

Peer Tutors 44

Pekar, Darren 56, 78, 165, 174

Pelinkaj, Nedzad 179

Pence, Debra 179

Pender, Kimberly 165

Penn, Barbara 179

Penny, Daniel 165

Penny, David 140

Penny, Donna 193

Penny, Ricky 13, 24, 29, 31, 108, 140

Peralta, Robert 187

Percic, Josette 56, 140

Perdan, Beth 24, 28, 30, 51, 105, 165

Perez, Frank 2, 22, 38, 46, 62, 129, 186,

190, 198, 199, 211

Perkins Restaurant 191

Perko, Barbara 140

Perna, Renee 140

Perrotti, Anita 42, 140, 207

Perry, Angela 34, 179

Perry, Christopher 140

Perry, David 13, 140

Perry, Rashawn 53, 165

Perryman, Eric 140

Persic, Eda 32, 140

Perusek, Angela 179

Peters, Kimberly 187

Peterson, Heidi 187

Peterson, Linda 165

Petho, Brenda 140

Petranek, Chrisopher 188

Petrie, Jennifer 88, 98, 179

Petrovic, Robert 68, 188, 190

Petruccelli, Gregory 165

Petti, Carmen 165

Phillips, Donald 165

Phillips, Lynn 84, 85, 96, 97, 140

Phillis, Timothy 179

Phipps, James 56, 143

Phyllis, Tim 173

Pignatiello, Roy 71, 78, 95

Pinta, Christopher 23, 54, 87, 125, 143, 202

Pinta, Scott 78, 101, 137, 165

Piotrowski, Michael 165

Pirak, Gregory 143

Pirsig, Holly 40, 58, 188

Piscopo, Veronica 165

Pizmoht, Laura 24, 28, 37, 179

Pizmoht, Rose 24, 31, 143

Pla, Sally 71

Play, Winter 58

Plesec, Dorthea 53, 143

Plesec, Julianne 184

Plummer, Lisa 179

Pocaro, Jennifer 42, 51, 114, 130, 143

Pocaro, Michelle 185

Pockar, Brent 82, 165

Podmore, Donald 184

Polito, Christine 186

Polo, Heather 179, 193

Poison, Tracy 53, 193

Ponsart, Laura 165

Porten, Kimberly 36, 143

Porter, Cheryl 13, 38, 84, 85, 165

Posavad, James 179

Posey, Kurtis 24, 28, 30, 92, 93, 143

Povirk, Robert 179

Powaski, Ronald 71

Powell, Allen 143

Powell, Michael 143

Powers, Eddie 92, 93, 143, 202

Powers, Edwin 165

President's Club 45

Presot, Jim 71, 82, 146

Prestigomo, Tracy 98, 179

Pritchard, Kevin 104, 143

Proctor, Brian 184

Proctor, Terra 192

Puhalj, Elizabeth 46, 145, 165

Puhalj, Engelbert 179

Puruczky, Vincent 165

Quinn, Gerald 190
Quinn, Marina 165, 193
Quirarte, James 179

Rabbits, William 32, 165

Race, Nora 14, 35, 38, 163, 165

Radachy, David 36, 179

Radaker, Ellie 15, 71

Radolovic, Allen 24, 28, 186

Radosevic, Josip 180

Rafail, Kathleen 180

Raguz, Stephen 23, 82, 83, 143

Raguz, Tomislav 185

Raiccvich, Mike 47, 71, 87, 137, 141, 142

Raimor Studios 116

Ramlow, Barb 71, 186, 191

Ramlow, Robert 71, 102

Ramsay, Bridget 98, 180

Ramsey, Eric 165

Randolph, Michelle 187

Rash, Toni 56, 69, 71

Rashid, Najla 53, 165

Rashid, Shadeed 80, 81, 180

Raymond Jr., Larry 53, 56

Rebish, Carloyn 180

Reed, Karen 14, 34, 38, 105, 159, 166

Reese, Nicole 180

Reese, Robert 143

Reichman, Brandy 180

Reid, Melinda 12, 143

Reid, Rebecca 180

Rembert, Rita 188

Renner, Cindy 24, 28, 70, 180

Renner, Ricky 24, 28, 166

Reno, Charles 71, 137, 201

Renshaw, Theresa 84, 85, 143

208

Index

Renter, Lasheen 180

Reynolds, Thomas 24, 29, 30, 31, 46, 104,

180

Rezzolla, Mike 78

Rhone, Raymond 38, 53, 92, 93, 121, 143

Rhone, Sonja 53, 180

Rice, H Douglas 180

Rice, Terrence 78

Richards Jr., John 184

Richards, Arthur 180

Richards, Erica 52, 126, 166, 203, 218

Richards, Pamela 143

Riczinger, Tina 56, 143

Riedel, Lisa 24, 26, 187

Riek, John 190

Riffe, Laela 53

Riha, Vincent 24, 166, 192

Riley, Balee 86, 178, 180

Rinaldi, Theresa 143

Risko, Tracy 56, 144

Ritchie, Debra 53, 56

Ritchie, Heather 144

Ritchie, Steven 180

Rivers, Angela 190

Rizzo, Rick 54, 101, 125, 144

Roach, James 95, 190

Roach, Rita 32, 40, 41, 57, 62, 166, 205, 218

Roach, Robert 32, 47, 144

Roberts, Ann 71

Roberts, Mark 78, 144, 163

Roberts, Richard 166

Robinson, Patty 71

Robinson, Spencer 144

Rocco, Melissa 90

Rocco, Teresa 187

Roche, Shawn 166

Rockwood, Donald 144

Rockwood, Ronald 144

Rodgers, Amanda 166

Rodriguez, Joe 71

Roeder, Rebecca 189

Roeder, Sandy 56, 166

Roethel, Angela 192

Roethel, Rachelle 44, 180

Roethel, Robert 166

Rogers, Calvin 166

Rogers, Shanti 185

Rohlke, Ronald 70, 77, 78, 79, 144

Rohrer, Ken 193

Rolfe, Kimberly 144

Roll, Laura 24, 29, 166

Roscoe, Terrence 78, 93, 180

Ross, Donald 180

Rosser, David 42, 45, 50, 58, 144

Rowe, Heather 42, 51, 166

Ruffing, Andrea 56

Runza, Lenka 170, 180

Rupert, David 144

Rusack, Kenton 180

Russell, Michelle 180

Russo, Anthony 38, 63, 168

Russo, Barb 192

Russo, Joyce 71, 188

Ryan, Lisa 180

Ryans, Edward 56, 94, 95, 166

Rymarczyk, Dominic 32, 33, 166

Rymarczyk, Kevin 180

Class of '88 getting ready for the traditional panoramic picture.

Sabath, Justine 144

Sabath, Richard 144

Sabel, Jennifer 178

Sabol, Thomas 166

Sacko, Heidi 36, 49, 180

Sage, Joseph 187

Sakatch, Julie 144

Sallach, Fred 71

Salter Auto Parts 181

Sam Carlo's Pizzeria 117

Samas, Sandra 178, 180

Samsa, Dennis 144

Samuel, James 36, 78, 125, 126, 144

Sanborn, Sandy 71, 146

Sanders, Bryan 193

Sanders, Tammy 189

Sandy, Kelly 144

Sankey, Dawn 144

Sankey, Jennifer 30, 192

Santon, Patrick 144

Sargent, Brian 192

Sargent, David 61, 92, 94, 95, 160, 166

Sari, Michelle 36, 44, 166

Sarich, Joel 71

Sarpolis, Deborah 180

Sas, Jeanette 13, 56, 96, 159, 166

Sattler, Dwayne 38, 61, 166

Sattler, Greg 71

Sauer, Joseph 166

Savage, Jean 85, 86

Savolainen, Michele 129, 180

Sawyer, Matthew 24, 29, 108, 166

Scarniench, Michael 78, 166

Schaefer, Christine 34, 35, 192

Schafer, Beth 42, 45, 88, 166

Schafer, Theodore 147

Schauer, Robert 188

Schilling, Susan 37, 54, 56, 147

Schmeling, Betty 39, 71

Schmeling, Terri 39, 105, 147

Schmidt, Hope 86, 188

Schoen, Kristin 16, 35, 166

Schonauer, Victoria 147

School Spirit 14

Schroeder, Dione 147

Schultz, Donata 71

Schultz, Kelly 180

Schuster, Marci 188

Schwartz, Andrew 24, 29, 31, 147, 213

Schwartz, Matthew 82, 180

Schwarz, Andrew 32

Schwegler, Walter 62

Schwenke, Pete 71, 78

Scolaro, Tracy 7, 34, 73, 166

Scott, Dana 36, 38, 47, 107, 147, 198

Scott, Darnell 193

Scott, Justin 190

Scott, Leonard 56, 166

Scott, Sandra 56, 126, 147

Scott, Sean 80, 81, 95, 180

Scott, William 80, 81, 101, 180

Seaman, Maurice 147

Secic, Michelle 186

Secic, Sandra 8, 180

Index

209

Sedmak, Gregory 40, 41, 58, 180

Segines, Antoinc 191

Segines, Dawn 166

Segulin, Dave 37

Scgulin, James 24, 29, 30, 31, 37, 104, 166

Segulin, Mickey 71

Seller. Lana 86, 180, 218

Selvaggio, Nick 72, 185

Senior Divider 108

Senior Talent Night 54

Seniors 110

Senn, Sonja 147

Serafin, Theresa 180

Serra, Paul 71, 73

Sesic, Michelle 8

Severino, Janet 71

Seymour, Ron 60, 62, 190

Seymour, Steven 103, 147

Shafer, Bill 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 31, 71, 191

Shannon, Thomas 190

Shantery, Charles 180

Shaw, Anthony 101, 184

Shaw, James 166

Sheck, David 101, 188

Sheck, Michael 78, 80, 180

Sheck. Mike 71, 145

Sheehan, Brian 166

Sheets, Kenneth 24, 28, 190

Shenk, Christopher 24, 28, 188

Sheridan, Marie 14, 42, 44, 45, 48, 88, 89,

166

Sheridan, Michael 101, 192

Shimko, Renee 32, 166, 207

Shippitka, Michael 180

Shivak, John 87, 166, 218

Shore Center Barber and Style 167

Shotwell, Erwin 184

Shotwell, Sabrina 147

Shusky, John 180

Sigh, James 80, 180

Sillia, Beth 180

Simenc, Jeffrey 189

Simicevic, Marijana 166

Simmons, Clarence 93, 147

Simmons, Janelle 180

Simone, Tina 166

Simpson, Jim 71

Sims Brothers Buick, Inc. 170

Sims, Cory 180

Sims, James 24, 30, 166

Sink, Ryan 78, 166

Sink, Trevor 147

Siupinys, Anthony 180

Siupinys, Kristina 166

Ski Club 48

Skodnik, Andrew 180

Skok, Gregory 24, 29, 30, 180

Skrab, Mary Ann 180

Slattery, Jennifer 181

Slaughter, Chenise 181

Slaybaugh, Tracy 181

Slejko, Jason 181

Slogar, James 147

Slogar, Ronald 166

Slogar, Stephanie 192

Slusarski II, Ronald 184

Smiciklas III, John 147

Smith, Andre 78, 80, 166

Smith, Bonnie 71, 129

Smith, Denise 53, 181

Smith, Lisa 32, 56, 147

Smith, Michael 104

Smith, Ricky 16, 94, 95, 181

Smith, Robert M 147

Smith, Robert S 7, 10, 77, 78, 102, 181

Smith, Roderick 186

Smith, Shannon 24, 28, 193

Smith, Sowanna 181

Smith, Stanley 78, 80, 181

Smith, Stephen 51, 58, 70, 166

Smith, Tina 141, 147

Smith, Wayne 71

Smolic, Stephanie 44, 49, 181

Smrdel, Anthony 181

Sobecki, Sheri 56, 147

Soblesky, Christopher 181

Soccer 82

Socha, Jason 185

Solnosky, Joseph 87, 166

Solnosky, Michael 166

Solnosky, William 186

Soltesz, Christina 23, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50, 54,

55, 118, 125, 126, 129, 130, 133, 134, 142,

148, 212, 218

Soltesz, Frank 71

Soos, Scott 56, 166

Sophomores 170

Sopko, Jill 38, 166

Sopko, Theresa 84, 85, 96, 97, 166

Soprek, Dubravka 166

Spada, Christopher 185

Spehar, Daniel 181

Speights, Tina 53

Spence, Kenneth 181

Spencer, Curtis 42, 44, 45, 56, 58, 166, 212

Spencer, Michelle 166

Spencer, Natasha 38, 44, 61, 141, 160, 166,

206

Spenser, Curtis 51

Spenser, Natasha 159

Sperner, Noah 36, 148

Sperner, Rebecca 36, 166

Speroff, Keith 29

Spicer, Kari 188

Spiegel, Catherine 187

Spiga, Barbara 44, 72

Spinelli, Jennifer 114, 118, 126, 130, 133,

134, 141, 148, 153

Spooner, Lorri 187

Springer, Barb 36, 72

Springer, Michelle 184

Sray, Albin 181

Stadler, Veronica 72

Staff 64

Stankivicz, Amy 166

Stanton, Timothy 148

Staples, Norman 181

Staples, Robert 190

Starr, Sheree 192

Stauffer, Adam 10, 12, 20, 23, 36, 39, 50,

52, 108, 126, 141, 142, 148, 149, 193, 218

Steele's Garage 173

Steele, Barbara 30, 182

Steen, Alchina 166

Stephancic, Donna 105

Stephanie Walters 13

Stephens, Delon 32, 170, 182

Stephens, James 24, 29, 30, 31, 32, 145, 166

Sterbank, Julie 32, 38, 39, 47, 51, 54, 118,

126, 130, 134, 142, 148

Varsity Chorale showing off their singing ability.

210

Index

Sterrick, Brian 24, 28, 187

Stevenson, Shawna 182

Stewart, Joel 52, 129, 134, 141, 142, 148,

218

Stih, Cynthia 184

Stillings, Brian 185

Stimburys, Donna 37, 182

Stimburys, Mary Ann 184

Stinnett, Katrina 53

Stipkovich, James 78, 166

Stobinski, Judy 72

Stois, John 189

Stokes, Katrina 182

Stokes, Ronald 182

Strah, Thomas 148

Strasser, Patricia 148

Straub, Jason 87, 166

Straub, Megan 86, 99, 191

Straub, Shannon 32, 148, 153

Straus, David 166

Stringer, Richard 93, 166

Strong, Tracie 166

Stroup, Maria 72

Strowder, Valencia 38, 53, 166

Strunk, David 104, 185

Strunk, Scott 148

Stuber, Richard 73

Student Council 122

Student Council 36

Student Council Ad 123

Student Life 6

Stupica, Thomas 62

Stupica, Valerie 9, 36, 88, 89, 148

Subel, Jennifer 182

Suchevits, Craig 56, 148

Sugar, Eddie 182

Sugar, Elvis 61, 166

Sugar, Robert 190

Suggs, Rodney 11

Sullivan, Carolyn 53

Summers, Richard 166

Survey 50

Sustar, Frank 148

Sustersic, Amanda 32, 33, 148, 159, 198

Swanson, Jeffery 24, 25, 28, 148

Swearingen, Charles 182

Sweet, Mary 32, 36, 40, 41, 47, 49, 169

Swope, Joseph 148

Swope, Lee 36, 44, 49, 73, 182

Swyt, John 44, 148

Swyt, Sharon 36, 44, 177, 182

Symphonic Wind Ensemble 29

Syroney, Jeffrey 32, 33, 182, 205

Szalay, Tascia 34, 35, 148

Sztul, Victoria 182

Tadiello, Keith 80, 182

Tajgiszer, Stephen 78, 169

Tajgiszer, William 148

Tanner, April 36, 184

Taurman, Ralph 90, 91, 102, 169

Taylor, Frances 187

Taylor, Howard 24, 29, 32, 104, 169

Taylor, Karl 169

Taylor, Kimberly 4, 30, 57, 185

Taylor, Kristin 150, 169

Taylor, Laura 193

Taylor, Meghan 34, 35, 185

Taylor, Robert 188

Tekieli, Tiffany 21, 86, 107, 182

Tennis, Girl's 88

Tcrlizzi, Robert 24, 28, 182

Terry, Taray 102, 114, 150

Theme 2

Thigpen, Ronald 190

Thomas, Bruce 32, 182

Thomas, Jacqueline 34, 105, 182

Thomas, Jason 169

Thomas, Leila 38, 82, 168, 169

Thomas, Monica 182

Thomas, Nicole 182

Thomas, Shannon 36, 182

Thomas, Tracy 32, 169

Thompson, Donnie 190

Thompson, Johnny 183

Thompson, Marcellus 183

Thompson, Tarnell 102, 169

Thornton, Jeanine 169

Thornton, Tammieanna 53, 193

Ticchione, Anne Marie 150

Timm, Natalie 183

Tingley, Howard 80, 103, 183

Tinker, Patricia 190

Tinker, Shelly 169

Tlrabassi, Anthony 169

Tirabassi, Lisa 13, 102, 150

Tkac, Carol 61, 72, 185, 193

Tobias, Shelley 99, 192

Tobin, Sarah 150

Tobin, Timothy 104, 183

Tobolewski, Elizabeth 38, 42, 47, 52, 61,

125, 142, 159, 169, 203, 218

Tomasi, Jill 102, 173, 183

Tomasi, Lou 102

Tomic, Danny 95, 183

Tomsic, Matthew 37, 183

Tonn, Rosemarie 72

Tonti, Paul 56, 150

Torrelli, Chris 72

Torzewski, Bruce 186

Toth, Adam 150

Toth, Julie 27

Toth, Michael 183

Touschner, Craig 169

Touschner, Keith 186

Travis, Charles 150

Trbovich, Donald 150, 169

Trebec, Christine 53

Tressler, Dan 11

Tressler, Joseph 29, 104, 169

Trevarthen, Todd 32, 33, 40, 41, 58, 150,

170, 178

Trocheck, Jodin 95, 192

Troha, Adrienne 188

Troha, Michele 56, 169

Tucci, John 78, 169

Tuckerman, Danielle 47, 105, 169

Tuckerman, Geoffrey 183

Turek, Martin 24, 49, 150

Turkall, Dennis 72, 94, 95

Turner, Cheree 16, 56, 169

Turner, Renee 183

Turpin, Jay 70, 82, 183, 204

Mr. Perez and seniors showing off what they can do.

Index

211

Vukovic, Christine 9, 45, 129, 151
Vurusic, Jayne 192

Kimi Masterson, Tina Soltesz, Maren Lueersen, Curt Spencer, Katie Paroska, Jenny Hopkins, January
Jenkins, Brinda Kumar and Tina lie looking so happy.

U, Jun Yong 88, 89, 188

U, Sun-Yong 169

Uchbar Jr., Douglas 189

Ugrinic, Kellie 36, 150

Ugrinic, Kristie 181, 183

Uhlir, Todd 20, 21, 46, 130, 134, 141, 142,

151

Ulle, Ronald 93, 151

Urban, Michelle 169

Urbancic, Karen 56, 151

Urbania, Michael 183

Urena, Kathia 169

Ussai, Bernice 151

Ussai, Daniel 78, 169

Valencic, Christine 34, 35, 183

Valencic, Michelle 12, 20, 21, 34, 36, 38, 151

Valencic, Ninette 10, 11, 34, 35, 38, 108,

159, 168, 169

Valentic, Katica 169

Valentic, Rose 187

Valentine's Ball 20

Van Dyne, Chantel 32, 47, 169

Van Ho, Kay 62

Van Ness, Gail 44, 151

Vanah, Kathleen 4, 38, 159, 169, 206

Vanah, Patricia 84, 85, 103, 151, 153, 201

Vance, Kevin 90, 192

Vanderhoff Jr., Thomas 169

Varner, Amy 183

Varsity Chorale 33

Vasko, Robert 183

Vecdmont III, Pete 169

Vehar, Joseph 38, 46, 78, 101, 102, 129,

145, 151, 207

Vehovec, Bryan 188

Velkos, Haralambos 159, 169

Velkos, Joseph 169

Vend, Michelle 12, 84, 85, 96, 97, 151

Vetman, Michael 151

Viglione, Dave 24, 28

Vihtelic. Patrick 37, 46, 55, 133, 151

Virant, Deborah 151, 153

Vitolo, Gerald 151

Vlach, Julie 187

Vobornik, Jarrod 151

Vocaturo Jr., Fred 190

Voigt, Robert 191

Voll, Craig 46, 169

Volleyball, JV/Freshmen 86

Volleyball, Varsity 84

Von Benken, Bill 72, 137, 142, 218

Von Sick, Christine 187

Vondrak, Nancy 61, 72, 146

Vonsik, Chris 8

Vrabel, Melissa 32, 169

Wagner, Michelle 32, 192

Wagner, William 183

Wai Napolo 57

Walczak, Philip 185

Wallette, Stacy 193

Walls, Rhonda 169

Walsh, Erin 38, 169

Walsh, Patrick 78, 151, 174

Walsh, Susan 13, 38, 169

Walsmith, Robert 61, 72, 101

Walter, Dianna 169

Walter, Kenneth 95, 188

Walter, Laura 56, 151

Waltermire, Jennifer 32, 33, 36, 47, 169

Waltermire, Kathleen 36, 107, 151

Walton, Derek 53, 92, 93, 202

Walton, Stephanie 32, 33, 36, 169

Walworth, Tara 178, 183

Walworth, Tracy 17, 169

Wandersleben, Carolyn 72

Wandersleben, John 78, 80, 174, 183

Wandersleben, Megan 32, 84, 85, 97, 151

Ward, Patrice 80, 81, 94, 95, 183

Ward, Ta Rhonda 12, 56, 151

Warman, Connie 72

Warman, Suzanne 57, 152

Waschura, Maryann 32, 169

Washington, Nasja 169

Washington, Rashawn 95, 186

Watral, Kimberly 56, 86, 169

Weakland, Cathy 6, 16, 39, 44, 46, 50, 51,

107, 110, 113, 114, 133, 134, 137, 141,

142, 145, 152, 186, 188, 218

Weakland, John 152

Weaver, Christina 152

Weaver, Pat 56, 72

Weaver, Rebecca 190

Webb, Jason 188

Webber, Michaelle 183

Weber, Eric 193

Weber, Kristen 183

Weber, Michael 174, 183

Welker, Jennifer 32, 160, 183, 218

Weller, Ainsley 152

Wendel, David 17, 82, 152

Wengerd, John 169

Wensing, Dan 72, 78, 137, 142

West, Laura 84, 85, 96, 169

West, Yvonne 187

Westover, Peter 169

Weybrecht, Jason 95, 186

Wheeler, David 53, 152

Wheeler, Sheila 183

Whelan, Sean 160, 169

Whelan, Thomas 191

212

Index

Wherley, Richard 72, 103
White, James 169
White, Lanay 186
White, Mary 65, 72
White, Reginald 90, 102
White, Sheila 24, 29, 183
Whitmore, Lisa 53
Wickware, Anthony Todd 169
Wilcox, Paulnetta 28, 185
Wiley, Rashanda 12
Williams, Angela 53
Williams, Carlena 56
Williams, Carol 53, 72
Williams, Claudia 185
Williams, Elonda 152
Williams, Fatima 183
Williams, Michelle 169
Williams, Monica 190
Williams, Neal 183
Williams, Nicole 183
Williams, Rashawn 8, 77, 78, 183
Williams, Rufus 183
Williams, Stephanie 183
Williams, Tasha 169
Williams, Troy 118, 125
Willingham, Melissa 28
Willrich, Randolph 152
Wilson, Holly 183
Wilson, Khadija R 169
Wilson, Rashon S 184
Wims. Regina 24, 53, 183
Winkleman, Bonnie 183
Winkleman, Gale 152
Winston, Alaster 191
Winston, Carlos 183, 188
Winter Play 58

Wirbel, Mark 46, 169

Witt, Stacey 178, 183

Wojno, Linda 56, 152

Wolenski, Kenneth 24, 28, 102, 190

Wolenski, Lorinne 183

Wollmershauser, Lloyd 152

Wolowiecki, Bryan 23, 24, 25, 29, 31, 33, 39,

152

Wood, David 152, 153

Wood, Robert 152, 153, 177

Wood, Timothy 188

Wood, Traci 183

Woodard, Steven 24, 29, 125, 169

Woodard, Tameka 53, 193

Woods, Shonda 191

Woods, Valencia 32, 190

Wrestling 100

Wright, Kimberly 184, 193

Wycoff, Robert 183

Shawn Kobus, Andrew Schwartz and Tracey Baranowski posing pretty at a football game.

Yates, Sonya 30, 183

Year, Last 214

Yee, Michele 36, 47, 49, 50, 88, 89, 169

Yocum, Robert 63, 113

Yoon, Sang Pil 183

York, Dick 72, 187

Young, Crystal 24, 27, 187

Young, Lawrence 169

Young, Michael 183

Young, Paul 24, 28, 186

Yuhas, Karen 72, 108

Yuhas, Stacie 34, 99, 192

Yuhas, Teresa 7, 24, 26, 108, 152

Yurcich, Charles 187

Yurcich, Christine 16, 169

Zigman, Jennifer 152

Zigman, Laura 38, 96, 97, 169

Zingale, Angela 32, 183

Zivnoska, Edward 95, 191

Zovko, Thomas 101

Zschuppe, Katherine 183

Zubizarreta, Judith 72, 137

Zupancic, Bernetta 24, 27, 28, 169

Zupancic, Valerie 32, 33, 36, 39, 152

Zurga, Mary 183

Zurilla, Kim 53, 152

Zusman, Larry 169

Zwart, Karen 88, 89, 153

Yarish, Lisa 152
Yartz, Leslie 56, 169

Zagore, Christine 24, 27, 184

Zagore, Theresa 56

Zahler, Alison 38, 44, 47, 50, 73, 159, 169

Zahler, James 185

Zahursky, Carol 190

Zahursky, Theresa 24, 27, 169

Zakrajsek, Janene 34, 35, 36, 45, 192

Zalar, Loretta 190

Zana, Deborah 186

Zanghi, Angela 105, 183

Ziegler, Monica 169

Index

213

LOOKING BACK\

MemfUH Fum Laff^ YIbm

Last year we did not charge enough
and were thus unable to publish a supple-
ment to the yearbook. We had lots of
pictures of Spring events which we are
printing in this book.

214

Last Year

215

216

Last Year

217

Tfumk You,

The staff of the Euclidian would like to
extend thanks to all who helped to make
this pook possible. First and formost
thanks go to our advisor, Mr. Von Ben-
ken for the many long hours of hard work
and leadership that he put in and to Miss.
Black our other advisor. Others to be
thanked are: Raimor Studios for process-
ing and printing our photographs, Jostens
Yearbook Company for putting it all to-
gether, the writers and photographers
who contributed their time, and last but
not least the entire student body of Euclid
High School without which this book
could not exist.

Coloffim

110 copies of the 1988 Euclidian
were printed by the Jostens Printing
and Publishing Division at State Col-
lege, Pennsylvania. The book is print-
ed on Gloss 191 paper stock and in-
cludes 8 pages of natural color and 8
pages of spot color. Souvenir type is
used throughout the book with body
copy set in ten point size and caption
copy set in eight point size. The cover
design was done by senior Julie
Barcza. The final deadline to insure
on-time delivery was February 22,
1988.

SUff

Copy Staff: Katie Weakland, Heidi Mar-
tin, Adam Stauffer, Betsy Tobolewski,
Bill Castrovince, Kris Hren, Jennifer
Welker.

Contributors (1 or 2 stories): Jeanine
Castrovinci, Nancy Cook, Laurie Bock,
Vicki Jaworsky, Francine Moore, Diane
Hodnichak, Chris Chinni, Jenny Jones,
Sally Bierer, Tina Soltesz, Katie Roach,
Julie Fischer, Erica Richards, Mike Kitch-
en, John Colbert, Jennifer Mason, John
Shivak, Lana Seiler, Doug Matiaska, Julie
Groves, Jennifer Welker.

Photography Staff: Shawn Kobus,
Matt Ballish, Anthony Griffin, Joel Stew-
art, Katie Roach, Tina Soltesz, Adam
Stauffer, Jennifer Welker, Bill Castro-
vince, John Marincek, Helen Chen.

Layout Staff: Bill Castrovince, John
Cindric, Betsy Tobolewski, Matt Ballish,
Maria Dent.

Photography Liason
Matt Ballish

Layout Editor
Bill Castrovince

Photography Editor
Shawn Kobus

Copy Editor
Katie Weakland

Advisors

Mr. William Von Benken

Miss. Katy Black

Euclid High School was full of a
great variety of interests and personal-
ities in 1988. The Euclidian Staff has
attempted to depict everyone to the
best of its ability. Unfortunately, very
few people actually helped to put the
book together. Though the names
were numerous, only a few dedicated
individuals did the work. This is espe-
cially true with the copy and photogra-
phy staff where people contributed
very little time. The Euclidian also re-
grets that some seniors are not pic-
tured because they never bothered to
have their picture taken at Raimor
Studios. The Euclidian office was often
a place of much activity and conversa-
tion, unfortunately not much work was
accomplished and as a result, the com-
piling of the book rested on a few
shoulders. The staff regrets any errors
or omissions that may have been
made. Anyone wishing to work on the
1989 yearbook would be welcome.

GOOD LUCK CIMC OF '88

Closing

Signatures 219

220 Signatures

Signatures 221

222 Signatures

Signatures

224 Signatures

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TRACEYBARANOWSKI* KENNETH BARBER* JULIE BARCZA* WILLIAM BEALKO*

CHRISTOPHER BEEMILLER* JOHN BEGOVIC* STEVE BEGOVIC* SANDRA BELAVIC*

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BROWN * DANIELBUKVIC* LINDA PAUL CROWLEY * CHARLES

BURICH* JOHN BURKE* RANDOLPH CUMMINGS*DELMONDCUMMINGS*

BURLISON * CHARLES BURTYK * CAROL CVIJANOVIC * JULIE ANNE

MICHELLE BUTAUSKI* CONSTANCE DAKDOUK * GLENN DAVIS* JEFFREY

CAHOON * ERIC CALABRESE * DANIEL DAVIS * KARA DAVIS * ANTONI ETTE

CAMPBELL*ANTHONYCAPUOZZO*W DEAN * TONDA DEAN * DEANNA DE

ANTHONYCASTROVINCI* PATRICIA BALTZO • TIMOTHY DELANEY *

CECELIC*JEFFREYCECHURA*LYNN MATTHEW DELL * KIMBERLY DEL

CERCEK * LARRY CHEATHAM * MONTE * RICHARD DELSANTER *

CHRISTINE CHINNI * STEVEN TRACYDEMBEK* BARBARADESICO*

CHRISTEN *JENNIFERCHRISTOPHER LESHAWN DEWBERRY* NICHOLAS Dl

* CARLACINKOLE * MICHAELCLEARY* BARTOLOMEO * MICHAEL DIGIOVINE *

DEBRACOLANTONIO*JUSTINACOLO JENNIFERDOMMER*TAMI DONAHOE*

* ADRIANE CONKLIN * ANGELA FREDERICKDORAZIO*NICKOLEDOSS
CONROY*ANTHONYCOOK*NANCY * WILLIAM DRAGOLAS * DRAGEN
COOK * SHANNON COOL * GARY DRAZATIC * DAWN DRNEK * JILL
CORBETT*DENNISCOY*JOHNCOYNE DUDZIAK* DIANNADUMENDIC* KATY
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DEREK EVANS* ERIC EYMAN*CARLAFANARA* CATHY FEISER* ANDREW FELDEN* MELISSA

FIELDS * NICHOLAS FIMIANI * SEAN FLANAGAN * MELISSA FOCARETO • MICHAEL FOCARETO

* KEVIN FOMBY* KIMBERLY FORD* DEMETRIUS FRANCE *ANGELAGAMBER*TRACY

GAMBER*DANIELGEDDES*ROBERTGELO*ROBERTGEZANN* JOSEPH GJEREK
*CHRISTOPHERGLADIN* SHI RLEYGLASER* ERIC CLICK* JEFFREY GLUBISH*
DESI REE GONDEAU*ANTHONYGRANITO* DAVID GRAY *JENNIFERGREEN* ANTHONY
GRIFFIN *DANIELGRIFFIN* LUCIAGRILLO* THOMAS GRON*CHRISTOPHERGROVES*K SUSAN-
MARIE GUIP* RONALD GUTTU* SUSAN HALL* BETH HAMMER* DEBORAH HAMMOND* DANIEL
HARDING *HENRYHARRIS* KEVIN HARRISON* MATTHEW HARRISON *MONICAHAYDEN*RENEE HAYES*
CARLOSHENDERSON*RENAHESS* KARAULA * PAUL KARPINSKI *

KAREN HEYDUK* TIMOTHY HICKOK* KATHLEEN KEAVENEY* JOHN KEHN *

SONYAHICKS* JOSEPH HILTNER* JILLKEITH* RICHARDKEKIC*CHERYL

KERRI HOCEVAR* DIANEHODNICHAK* KEMPKE * GREGORY KERNC * LEWIS

ROGERHOFFMAN*THOMAS HOLLAND KIMBALL* HARRYKING* SHAWN KLINE

* JENNIFER HOPKINS * DEBORAH *WENDYKLINE*BERNADETTEKNEZ*
HOPPERT* DAWN HORGAN* RICHARD MARGARET KNEZ * SUSAN
HORNYAK * PO-CHUN HSU * JEFFREY KNISTAUTAS * PATRICIA KOBETITSCH
HUDDLESTON* KEVIN HUDSON* LOVE * SHAWN KOBUS*ANGELAKONCAR*
HUDSON * MATHEW HUESTED * JOSEPH KORB * KELLIE KOREN *
EDWARD HUGHES* JEFFREY HYNES* KAREN KOSMERL* VALERIE KOVACIC*
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FRANK JANKOWSKIJR*TERRENCE KRONIK * DAVID KROPF* DERRICK
JAYNE*JENNIFERJERIC* MICHELLE KROTINE*SUSANKRULC*CHRISTINE
JIVIDEN*JEFFREYJOHNSON*MIA KUBINSKI * ERIC KUCIA * PAUL
JOHNSON * STEVE JOHNSON * KUDLAK*ELIZABETH KUHEN*BRINDA
VANNIECIA JONES * MLADEN KUMAR*MAMIKOKURANAKA*BARRY
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LITTLEJOHN*MARENLUEERSEN*MATTHEWLUNDER* KEITH MACKLIN*TRACYMALANEY* KENNETH
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DEBORAH MILLER*CONCEPCION MIRANDA* NICOLEMOLNAR*TIMOTHY

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MOORE * DONALD MOSES * ADRIA MOTIEJUNAS * DANA MURPHY

* EDWARD MURRAY* MARK NAG Lie* TERESA NAGY*

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MICHAEL POWELL* EDDIE POWERS* *ANDREA RUFFING* DAVID RUPERT*

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KEVIN PRITCHARD* KEVIN QUINN* JULIE SAKATCH * DENNIS SAMSA *

SEAN QUINN * STEPHEN RAGUZ • JAMESSAMUEL*KELLYSANDY*DAWN

LARRYRAYMONDJR*ROBERTREESE* SANKEY* NOEL SANTA* PATRICK

MELINDAMEID*THERESERENSHAW* SANTON * THEODORE SCHAFER *

RAYMOND RHONE * PAMELA SUSAN SCHILLING * TERRI

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RICHARDSON* FRANK RICHARDSON* VICTORIA SCHONAUER * DIONE

TINARICZINGER*THERESARINALDI* SCHROEDER * RENEE SCHROYER *

TRACY RISKO * DEBRA RITCHIE * ANDREWSCHWARTZ*NATALIESCIPIO

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REGINOLD ROACH* ROBERT ROACH* MAU RICE SEAMAN * SON J A SEN N *

MARK ROBERTS * DONALD STEVEN SEYMOUR * SABRINA

ROCKWOOD* RONALD ROCKWOOD* SHOTWELL*CLARENCESIMMONS*

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SMITH* TINA SMITH *SHERISOBECKI* CHRISTINA SOLTESZ* NOAH SPERNER* JENNIFER SPINELLI*

TIMOTHY STANTON* ADAM STAUFFER* CAROL STENNIS* JULIE STERBANK* JOEL STEWART*

THOMASSTRAH*PATRICIASTRASSER*SHANNONSTRAUB*SCOTTSTRUNK*VALERIESTUPICA

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CHRISTINETREBEC*TODDTREVARTHAN*JEFFREYTROBENTER*TERENCETROCHECK*

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CHRISTINE VUKOVIC * PATRICK JENNIFER ZIGMAN * VALERIE

WALSH* LAURA WALTER* KATHLEEN ZUPANCIC * KIM ZURILLA* LOUIS

WALTERMIRE * DEREK WALTON * ZURLO* KAREN ZWART * SANDRA

MEGAN WANDERSLEBEN * KENDA ACCETTOLA * CARL ADAMS *

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WARMAN*ROBERTWASHINGTON* LATRINA M ALEXANDER * PAMELA

CATHYWEAKLAND*JOHNWEAKLAND ALEXANDER * KRISTEN ALLEN *

* CHRISTINA WEAVER * AINSLEY ANGELAANDROJNA* JASON ANGLEN *

WELLER* DAVID WEN DEL* DAVID KAREN ANGLEN * SAKIKOANZAI *

WHEELER * REGINALD WHITE * ANGELO ARGENTI * ANGELA

CARLENA WILLIAMS * ELONDA ARRINGTON * KARMAARTER* LAURA

WILLIAMS * TROY WILLIAMS * ASSEFF * DENISE BAIRD * MICHAEL

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ALICE BEUCK* SHELLY BEY* ALFRED BIELSKIS* REGINALD BLACK *SIMONEBLAIR*SONYA BLAIR*

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