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Student Life 6

Seniors 18

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Activities 86

Academics 130

Underclass 142

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EUCLIDIAN

Euclid High School

711 East 222nd Street

Euclid, Ohio 44123

Volume 49

(216) 261-2900

Enrollment 2007

John Schnell wondered what would happpen if he used
a vacuum aspirator to suck on his cheek. Sue King and
Niki Yannaras got a kick out of watching John trying
to pull the filter tlask off of his cheek and leaving him
with a neat hickey.

uestions.. .questions. ..questions. Wherever you go in life everyone has
I always been faced with questions. A person has to respond to all the
stimuli that they are exposed to. Many people react irrationally and
becai!fe of that have to live with some bad decisions. If you had a good supply of
information, however, you could react in a more logical manner and have a better
chance of arriving at an outcome that would be more favorable. A person has the
opportunity to learn many things throughout their high school days. If they use the
knowledge that they were exposed to they should be able to make decisions that
, would be beneficial to them throughout their lives.

Coaches. Chet
Chris Howell

team is using.

Theme

Erika Jame.s and Jenny Hansen have questions about how they are going to be able to
accomplish everything they want lo in life.

Megan Novinc and Allison Penko want to help out any students who have questions about Key
Club.

Nolan and Mike Rezzolla try to answer questions that
and Al Simpson have about the offense that the other

Allison Metti has no questions about the value that she Christy Peacock knows why she is spending her
is eettina out of the time she is spending on the tennis extracumcular time performing at tootball games with

; - the Majorettes.

Theme

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When Cedric Carstarphen got hit and had to come out of the game in pain, he had
questions about whether or not he could play again. After a few minutes rest, though, he was
able to get back into the game.

Gina Prodan and John Copic are looking for answwers in iheir chemistry experi-
ment.

Head Coach. Tom Banc, i.s explaining the answers to some of Mike Creer's
questions between plays during a game.

Katie Kolar and Mary Tisi are trying to find the answers to getting the ball down
the field.

Theme

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Megan Ballinger fights for the
hall during a soccer match.

Fans waiting for a football
game to begin.

Majorettes on the field before
the game begins.

Matt Hiscott, Mike Zielinski.
Jen Rys, and Chris Majle

playing before the game
begins.

The life of a typical Euclid student ca^H
be very hectic and confusing at times.
The school year began with the stu-
dents trying to get their schedule worked
out so that they were taking the classes that
they had signed up to take. After that they
had to figure how to get from class to class
by the appropriate route so that lockers
could be visited and friends could be met in
the allotted time between classes. Students
made new friends in their classes as the
year progressed. There were many athletic
activities and clubs that the students could
attend throughout the year. Doing home-
work and attending afterschool activities
such as jobs or service organizations took
up much time. A student had a lot of activi-
ties to spend their titne on throughout the
year.

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Megan Novinc,
Erin Patterson,
Susan King and
Karen Salisbury

ind that the
Survey takes up
much of their
lime,

Bel<l<a Borchert
and Erin Gady

panicipate in
athletics as well
as work in the
classroom.

Rachel Smicklas,
Jennifer Barker,
Shannon (ilatz,
Rachel Blevins.
Angela Tucci,
Celeste

Arrmstrong and
Tabitha

Polachek commit
much of their
after school time
to the Flag Corps.

The football team
spends much time
preparing
themselves for
their games each
week.

A student's life can be very busy

Top: Advisers. Mrs. Barbara Ramlow and Ms. Jane Addis help students in A.F.S. club learn about people

in other countries.

Top right; Students in Varsity Chorale get to perforin at football games by singing the National Anthem and

the Alma Mater.

Above; Flag Corps helps make the half time show more interesting.

Right; Allison Hrovat spends some of her time after school on the tennis team.

Student Life

Amber
Coglej sets
up the ball so
that Allysson
Kume! can
spike it over
the net.

Above: M arissa Mukavetz enjoys her time as a
Flag Corps member.

Above right: Karen Salisbury returns a ball
during a tennis match.

Right: Michelle Heising, Margaret Corcoran,
Lauren Arnold, Abby Stanic and Natalie Beck at

attention during the playing of the National
Anthem.

■ Below: Courtney Strah brings the ball down
against the defender.

K Below right: Fans in the stands during a football
I game.

Far left; Jill Swansegar dribbles
the ball down while Melissa
Waina watches in the back.

Left: Megan Novinc getting ready
to return the ball.

I Lower left: The boy's cross
country team beginning a race at
Chapin Forest.

Far lower left: Denny Bosher,
Becky Codec and Pat Grisez

waiting for class to begin.

Bottom left: Erin Kilkenney and
Dan Kerestesy enjoying time in
their class together.

Bottom: Tony Fisher making it
around the left side of the line on
the way to one of his many
touchdowns.

Panthers rip South 56-0

The South Rebels proved no match
during the 1997 Homecoming
football game. The game was tied at
zero for two minutes before Terrence
Moore made it into the end zone on a 44
yd run. The rest of the game saw Tony
Fisher running up and down the field
scoring four times by rushing (51, 10,22,
35 yd runs) and twice by pass receptions
(61 and 22 yd) before Tom Soini scored the
last touchdown in a 56-0 rout. The game
was played on a cool, calm, clear evening
and was climaxed by the full moon rising
in the east over the visitors bleachers. It
was a perfect evening for a perfect game as
far as the Panthers were concerned.

Hall of Fame inductee, Mr. Robert Ramlow, gets a
hug from senior quarterback, Fred Bush during
halftime ceremonies.

Homecoming

Homecoming Queen. Lauren Arnold, escorted by her parents,
was introduced at the football game.

Homecoming King, Matt O'Hara. escorted
by his parents was introduced at the football
game.

Sandra Mowery, Kelly Baylog, Jackie Hayes, Jillian
Udovich, Andrew Walker. Amy Weinbrecht, Martin
Tomsic, Rachel Dixon, Jennifer Rys, Chris Carlson
LincJ Aaron Smith show off their hats during Hat Day
durins Hiinieconiins Week.

Above: Students making lots of noise during the Pep Rally that was

held to honor the Fall sports teams before the Homecoming football

game.

Below; Martin Tomsic, Mike Reilly and Mike Zielinski playing their

trio in Live ami Let Die.

Top: Sophomore Attendant. Lindsay Nagode escorted by
her father and above. Junior Attendant. Leah Cherne.

escorted by her mother were introduced at the football

Tony Fisher

scoring one of his
six touchdowns
durins the 2ame.

Homecoming Dance takes attendees to Tinsel Town

The theme of Homecoming 1997 was
"Hollywood Stars". Black and gold
stars, along with a replica of the
Hollywood sign, and miniature Emmy
awards filled the E-Room ballroom.
Almost 650 people danced the night away.
The voting for Queen and King and Court
took place at the dance and midway

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through the evening the Homecoming court
was announced. Candidates for Sophomore
Attendant were Lindsey Nagode and Nicole
Samsa. Junior candidates were Charmaine
Allen and Leah Cheme. Queen Candidates
were Lauren Arnold, Karen Lemieux,
Jenea Weems, Ebony Wheeler and Sarah
Keller. King candidates were Tony Fisher

and Matt O'Hara. Lauren Arnold was

crowned Queen and Matt O'Hara was
King. Leah Cheme was Junior Attendant
and Lindsey Nagode was Sophomore
Attendant. The dance was a great success
and an enjoyable evening for everyone
involved.

-Lori Mitskavich

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Far left: King.
Matt O'Hara

and Queen,
Lauren Arnold

dance together
after being
announced as
winners.

Lett: Holly
Douglas, Dawn
MerritI and Cris
Maddox show off
their dresses.

Beiiiw: Lynn
Stern, Craig
Sulecki, Liz
Montague, Fred
Dworning,
Michelle Fine
and Oral
Williams were
only a few of the
people that
enjoyed
Homecoming.

Bottom: Students
dancing together
during one of the
slow dances.

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SENIO

Allison Mc Clain knows
many of the benefits of being
a senior.

Antonina Fiorelli and Jenny
Cicco ha\ e done many things
together while they attended
Euclid High School

Sarah Keller has many fond
memories of e\ ents that ha\ e
occurred during her time in
high school.

Class is an excellent time for
friends to get together and talk
about the events that occurred
during the weekend.

Students working in class to try to get the
most of their education.

Senior Divider

£^ enior year was both an exciting and an anxious time for a student. It was exciting
^^ since seniors are the top class in the school, the people that everyone looked up to,
Vs^ the people who were soon to be graduated. But it was also a time when many
important decisions had to be made. What classes should be taken? What was going on
after graduation? Were they going to college? Which colleges should be applied to? How
could they afford to do what they want to do? Do they have to get a job right away? How
would they react to all the stimuli that they were presented with? Senior year was a fun
time but it was also filled with questions that made it difficult for those who thought
ahead.

Karen Gnandt and Kourtney Highland working on Jacqueline Young, Terreia Whitsett and Howard Westerfield try to learn something about history
their computers in order to become better trained in a from Mr. Rob Heramb.

more technical world.

Senior Divider

Being a senior was what almost everyone in high school
wanted to be. It was being at the top of the ladder. It
meant having the most responsibilities. It meant having
underclassmen looking up at you. It was as high as you could go
at Euclid High School. You had to set examples for the rest of
the school. The seniors were the ones who were the leaders.

Left: Lisa Udovich, Matrika Johnson and Betsy
Gibbons know that eating a good lunch will help
them through their classes.

Below left: Students at the assembly where they
heard about the Blue Angels.

Below: Christy Gecewich knows that a clean locker
can help her get to her classes with the correct
materials.

Rachel Ackley Andrew Aquilano Bryan Arendt Bradford Armstrong Lauren A. Arnold

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Rashaad Bandy Charmaine Banks Kevin Banks

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Christina Barquinero Cliff Bartlett

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Kristin Bell Shavon Bell Najida Besley

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Truceilla Besses Monica Bitner Thomas Blackburn William Bluhm Akita R. Booker

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Denny Bosher

Jessica Bowser Kristina Brewer Shaun Brochak

Pandora Dana

Jeffrey Brown Kimyashia Brown

Larry Brown

Michael Bruno

Norine Bryant William Buchannon Clifton Bunton Christopher Burrell Emanuel Burton III

Frederick Bush III Richard Butera

Jeff Cahill

Jennifer Capretta Amanda Carleton

Seniors ( 23

Ne'Quinne Chielo Jennifer Ann Cicco Shannon Clark Tiffany Clark \ Kevin

Banks

Bridgette Cofield

Amber Cogley Joseph Colantonio

Jamie Cole

April Comer

Michael Creer Rebecca Crismor Shaun Cummings Tynnyshia Curtis Alan Cvetovac

Pandora Dana Richard Dattilo James Davies

Darnell Davis Johnathan Davis

Tayonna Davis Matthew De Wine Ericka D. Dennis Jonathan Dennis Regan Dent

Patrick Di Lalla

Melissa Dick

Sean Dlugos Richard Dotson Rashida Dowd

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Jessica L. Doyle

Jim Duer

Zineta Duheric

Darrius Durr

Rashaad Durrah

April Dworning Michael Echon Christopher Eddy Andrew Edmonds Ronnie Edmonds Jr.

Saif Edmondson

Keri Eidinc

Leah Ellis

Yelonda Ellis

Jessica Elmore

Colleen Fee

James Fernatt

Antonina Fiorelli Antoine Fisher Daniel Fitzpatrick

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Erin M. Flynt Monique Fofanah

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Stephanie Fox

Milton Franklin III

Mark Frederick

Donna Fuller

Emily Freeh

Tyria Freeman De Auna Frierson

John Fuduric

Raychaun Fuller Christine Fulton Charles Galati Vanessa Gallman

Jarod Ganser Tonya Gardner

Llovd Gatson

Kelly Gavin Christine Gecewich

Seniors ( 27

Erica Gentile Elizabeth A. Gibbons Chacity Gilliam

Karen Gnandt

Rovena Gnjatic

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Tim Goerndt Christopher Cooden Donte Goodwin Jennifer L. Grabianowski

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Danielle Grande Brian Grant Angela Marie Grida James Grinstead Patrick J. Crisez

Maurice Hairston Edward Haller Joshua Hammond Amanda Harris

Desiree Harris

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Destiny Harris

Terry Harris

Tiffany Harris Stephany C. Hasberry t^raig Hatcher

Jennifer Hausen

Craig Heiss Kevin Hendrickson Cara Heppner

Ryan Heramb

Juan Hernandez Thomas Heuer

Michael Higgins Kourtney Highland

Berry Hill

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Deandre Hill

Andrew Hilton Wakako Hirata Angenette Holiness

Shaun Holness

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Christopher Holtz Shayla Hooks Steven Horton Romero Howard Amy Howell

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Allison Hrovat Kenneth Humphrey Eugene Hunter

Tiffany Hurt

Kimberly Hutton Shmere Ingram

Tiffany Ivey

Azizi Hutson

Darice Ivory

Nicole Jackson

Margaret Jakse

Jim Janosik

Kimberly Jenkins Mikia Philpott Jenkins Garrett Jerousek

30 J Senic

Michael Jochum

Cedric Johnson David Johnson Johnny Johnson Kimberly Johnson

Matrika Johnson Riki Johnson Michael Jolly Tiffany Jordan Phillip Kaminski

Kristen Kascak Stephanie Kazar Sarah M. Keller Gregory Kelley Tyrone Kenner

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Daniel Kerestesy

Erin Kilkenney

Curtis Koeth Kellv A. Kontra Terry Kontra

Seniors ( 3 1

Matthew Koons

Michael Kreischer

Denise La Riccia

Frederick Kope Kimberly Kosovich Chrissy Kovacevich

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Jacob Kovit

Gannon Kuery

Michael Kulcsar

Michelle Kumel Katy L. Kunsman

Ronetta La Shore

Renee Latsch

Barry Lawrence Naqueta Lawshea

James Lee

Karen B. Lemieux

Louis Lindic

Andy Ludvik

Terrance Maddox

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Keila Malone Ryan Maloney Quiana Martin Tracy Martarello

Jason May

Allison M. Mc Clain Maureen Mc Cluskey Matt Mc Dermott Michael Mc Donald J'^^'" ^c Graw

Daniel Medves Anildo Melicio Ellen Melicio Danielle Merritt Allison L. Metti

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Amanda Meyer Ericka Mikolajski Mike Milde

Michael Miller

Ouida Mims

Seniors ( 33

Lori M. Mitskavich Jacqueline Montgomery Robin Moore

Shane Moore

Terrance Moore

Erin Morrison

Reggie Mosley

Matthew Moster Marissa Mukavetz Katrina Katriece Murphy

Michaelann Murphy Sean Nelson Emily Novak

Lewis Nunley

Mollv O'Brien

Cathleen O'Grady Matthew O'Hara

Michael O'Neill

Janet Ortiz

Sherelle Owens

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Nicholas Owes Jr. Vennie Palmer Michael I'aoloni Anna Paradzik Nina Parrino

Zinal Patel Erin Patterson Nicole Patterson Maureen Pavicic Anne Payrchin

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Christy Peacock Ozzie Penn Jr.

Lori Penny

Michelle Penny Anthony Penza

Georgian Peric Kathryn Pettit

Rachel Pettit

Jeremy Pfahl

Todd Pfeifer

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WHAT'S ACROSS THE OCEAN?

Several seniors experienced it in their travels

Gina Prodan and Ben Whittaker were
chosen to participate in a student ambassa
dor program which took them to the United
Kingdom and Ireland. The trip was a three week
excursion from June 20 - July 1 1, 1997. The first stop
was Scotland where they had the opportunity to play
on the Old Course at St. Andrews, tour Edinburgh
Castle, indulge in Scottish dancing, and experience
Scottish homestays.
Two days were spent in Wales climbing many hills;

viewing the sights of Hadrian's Wall, Slate Caverns,
and Conwy Castle; and going for a toboggan ride.
A week was spent in Ireland where Irish hospitality was
exhibited with homestays. The group visited Dublin, St.
Patrick's Cathedral, Trinity College, Kilmainham Gael,
Waterford Crystal Factory, and quite a bit more. They
also had Irish dancing and Gaelic singing lessons and an
opportunity to kiss the Blarney stone.
London. England was the finale of the trip. The group
had a complete tour of the city; an opportunity to sit in

on British Parliament, visit the Tower of London and see

the Crown Jewels. Additional sites were Tower Bridge,

Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, Westminster

Abbey, Big Ben, Tate Gallery, Trafalgar Square, Harrod's

Department Store, Oxford University, Picadilly Circus,

and Gina's personal mecca, Covent Gardens.

It was an educational and simply unforgettable trip for

everyone.

-Gina Prodan

Big Ben was one of the
sights that Gina Prodan
and Ben Wliittalier saw

while they were in
London.

Mr. Jeff Hartmann was

voted the favorite teache:
by the most students.

Below: Sliamuire Spivey

working hard in the
Library so she can do well
in her classes.

Gina Prodan and Ben Whittaker and the rest of their group at Queen Victoria's Memorial in London.

WHO'S YOUR FAVORITE TEACHER?

Seniors revealed who they liked the most

The seniors were polled as to who their
favorite teacher was. Almost fifty
teachers recieved at least one vote
which indicated that many of Euclid's staff
appeal to some of the student body. The
winner this year was Mr. Jeff Hartman.
Second place was occupied by Mrs. Carol
Tkac. Mrs. Judith Mc Laughlin. who
retired last year, was in a close third place.
Next was Mr. Robert Heramb, Diane

Maroli and Jan Severino. Other teachers
mentioned, in no particular order, were: Cheryl
Schossler, Ingrid Koenig, Barbra Masseria,
Ellen Klein, Edie Mellen, Chris Torrelli,
Barbara Spiga, Suzanne Murray, Tom Banc,
Katie Morris, Sean O'Toole, Sally Pla, Betsy
Anness, Susan Dennis-Rogers, Bill Von
Benken, Deborah Petrick, Sue Amato, Vicki
Nally, Terry Dubroy, Lisa Kurlander, Steve
Marcu, Stan Bender, Mike Rezzolla, Marc

Manburg, Kim Dixon, Nick Selvaggio,
Janet Ulle, Doc Daugherty, Jo Rita
Perez, Marcy Richards, Frank
Jablonski, Ken Lowe, Jean Jelenic, Ron
Zucca, Michelle Mc Garry, Greg
Sattler, Beverly Howse, Reggie Echols,
Kimberly Fish and Jim Kelley.

Mrs. Sally Pla and Mrs. Katie Morris were both chosen by some students as being their favorite.

La Shunda Washington and Jason Watklns look as if
they are enjoying their class.

Seniors ( 37

Christian Pierce Tabitha Polachek

Ralph Poole

Monica Povirk

Artis Powell

Tamilia Prince

Landon Proctor Gina L. M. Prodan Yanira Prokop

Tony Radan

Schenee Reed

Michael Reilly

Alicia Rennix

Amos Rennix

Alan Rice Christina A. Richards Sara Richardson Nicholas Ritz

Hillary Resnik

Keith Roberts

38 1 Seniors

Allen Robinson

Travis Rock

Heather Rodick

David Rogers

janelle Routen

Dominic Rufo

Erin Ryan

Christine Sanelli

Bryan Scheider

Kris Schmidt

Carrie Schoen

Paul Schwiekert

Demonn Scott

George Scott

Jessica Serwatka

Shawn Shady

Courtney Sharp

Brian Shaw

Kimberly Shippy

Jason Short

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ARE ALL SENIORS NATIVE TO EUCLID?

Most seniors weren't bom in Euclid

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Gina Prodan, Landon Proctor, Mike Paoloni, Jenea Weems, Allison Mc Clain and Amy
Weinbrecht had to come from their homes wearing a hat for hat day during Homecoming
week.

Euclid seniors were asked if they had attended Euclid
schools all their lives. 45% of the seniors who an
swered said that they had which was the same as the
previous year. The rest of the seniors were in the Euclid
schools anywhere from one to eleven years with the most
frequent number being four years. This reflected a large
number of students who attended parochial schools for the
first eight grades and then came to the high school in the
ninth grade. A little less than ten percent of the seniors have
only been in the Euclid schools for one year.

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Annie Payerchin and Michealann Murphy were iool^ing nic
for Homecoming 1997.

Seniors

Top; Andy Edmonds, Jason May and Jimmy Grinstead waiting for the periods to change after lunch.
Above: Couples checking in as they arrived a the Homecoming Dance.

Do you live in a house?

Most seniors do

Seniors were once again polled as to
whether or not they lived in a house.
Seventy eight per cent responded
that they did live in a house. This was
almost the same as the previous year when
seventy seven per cent of the seniors
responded that they lived in a house.

Top: Jill Swansegar. Matrika Johnson, David Johnson, La Shunda Washington and Ryan Heramb

learning how life would be if they were in Spain.

Above: Darrius Durr points out some important information to Betsy Gibbons in their A. P. English

class.

Right: Matt Davis and Gina Prodan enjoyed each other's company during Homecoming.

Seniors

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Brian Siedler

Christopher Slagle

42 1 Seniors

Michael Simenc

Ivana Simicevic Albert D. Simpson Jr. Shelesta Monique Sims

Allen Slamic

John Smarsh

Eric Smedley

Leland Smerdel

Jill Smialek Anthony Smith Frank Smith

Kimberly Smith

Tiffany Smith

Anthony Spada Shamuire Spivey

Alison Stahre

Jeremy Staples

Joel Stavange

Kathleen Stobierski

Matt Stout

Courtney Strah

Nicole Strukel Jill Swansegar

Anthony Switalski Kevin Taksar

Lisa S. Taplin

Nicholas Tate

Remona Tate

Anita Taylor

Brandon Taylor

Kelley Taylor

Lakesha Taylor Tamsen Taylor

Lucious Terrell

Donte Thomas Jennifer L. Thomas

Jerome Thomas Shalyn Thomas

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ARE YOU GOING TO COLLEGE?

Most seniors are planning on a college education

Right: Students having a lot of fun at the Homecoming
Dance.

P Below: Erin Ryan and Angela Grida take A. P. Spanish
so they will be better prepared for the courses that they
will be taking in the Fall when they get to college.

Are you planning on going
to college?

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Bottom: Mike Kulcsar and Lou Lindic are relaxing between
assignments with the Survey.

Bottom right: Erin Patterson and Katy Carmichael enjoy their time
between classes.

In a poll given to seniors, 88 per cent of
the respondents said that they were
planning on going to college. This was
the same percentage of seniors that
responded in the affirmative last year. This
showed that members of the senior class
realized the value of having education
beyond a high school diploma.

Below left: Lauren Arnold and Pat Di Lalla are working hard

in their A. P. English class so they are well prepared for college.

Below: Lisa Udovich and Lori Mitskavich are working hard in
their A. P. biology class doing a lab involving the identification
and properties of different types of sugars to help them with the
A. P. biology exam in May. This course will help them for their
college courses.

Students in the Marching
Band are interested in
their education and most
are planning on going to
college.

Nichole Knaus

The senior pictures
on this page are not
alphabetical with the
rest of the seniors
since they were taken
at a later time and
could not be included
with the rest of the
pictures.

De Laurence Fouche Gregory Johnson Jonathan Johnson

Loversier Lewis

Tonya Mueller

Vickie Spears

Jason Zupancic

Seniors ( 45

Melissa Ann Keller Geoffrey Zevnik

James Tilk

Roseanne Timm Nicholas Tirabassi

Martin Tomsic

Scott Turman

Christina Vega

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Jerrod Torrence January Traven Stephanie E. Troha Christopher Trzcinski

Lisa A. Udovich

Robyn L. Ulle Michael Paul Valentine Phout Vannarath

Drina Vurbic

Ehzabeth Vurusic Alexis Wade

John Wahl

Jason Waina Lakeshia Walker Steven Walker Candace Wallace Taunon Warren

Lashunda Washington Monique Washington Demetrius Watkins Jason Watkins

Najah Weeams

Jenea Renece Weems

La Trese Weems Howard Westerfield Ebonv Diane Wheeler Michael White

Vernadette White Terreia Whitsett Benjamin Whittaker Jennifer M. Wiggins Eddie Wilcox

Seniors ( 47

Camille Williams Kalicia Williams

Vickie Williams Adrienne Willis Jennifer Willis

Susanne Winter

Jason Witten

John Wolchko

Erick Woodall Beau Jason Woodford

Michael Zdanowicz

Theresa Zellhofer

Sharon Zemba

Michael Zielinski

Brian Zorman

Seniors

Rachel Ackley: Poetry Club 10,1 1; Law Enforcement
9,10,11,12; Office runner 10.

Lauren A. Arnold: Football Cheerleaders 9,10,1 1,12, Captain
12: Basketball Cheerleaders 12, Captain 12; N.H.S. 11.12:
Student Council 9,10,11,12, Senior Rep. 1 2 ; Ski Club 1 0, 11 , 1 2 ;
Kids on the Block 9,10,1 1,12; S.A.D.D. 9,10,11,12; A.F.S. 12;
Morning Announcer 1 2; Office Runner 9,10,11,12; D.E.C. A.
12; Career Explorations 9,10,1 1,12; Jazz Band 9; Marching
Band 9; Concert Band 9.

Jessica Bowser: Student Council 10,11,12; Choir 9,11,12,
President 12: key Club 9; Creative Writing 11,12.
Jeff Cahill: Baseball 9,10,1 1,12; Basketball 9,10.
Zachary A. Cherne: Baseball 9,10,12; Cai-eer Explorations 12;
Ski Club 11.12.

Jennifer Ann Cicco: Softball 9; Key Club 9,10; Student
Council 9, 1 2; Marching Band 9. 10, 1 1 , 1 2, Field Commander
11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10.1 1; Jazz Band
11; Big Show Orchestra 10,1 1,12; N.H.S. 11,12.
Shannon Clark: Flag Corps 9,10,11,12, Captain 12: World
Changers 1 1 , 1 2; Key Club 9; Big Show Pit Crew 9.
Bridgette Cofield: N.J.R.O.T.C. 10,11,12; Voices Choir
10,1 1,12; Peer Tutor 11; Track 11,12.
James Davies: Soccer 10; Ski Club 9,10; Band 9,10.1 1,12.
Johnathan Davis: Wrestling 11,12; Fashion Show 11.
Ericka D. Dennis: Flag Corps 9,10,1 1,12: Drill Team 10,11;
Voices of New Life 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10,ll;Wres-
tHng Aide 10; O.W.E. 11,12.
Jessica L. Doyle: Swimming 9.
JimDuer: Hockey 10.1 1.12; Golf 10,11.
Darrius Durr: Eucuyo 10,1 1,12; Career Explorations
9,10,1 1.12; S.A.V.E. 1 1: Survey 11,12; Peer Tutor 9,10,1 1,12;
Student Council 10,1 1,12, Member at Large 12.
Andrew Edmonds: Tennis 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Golf 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2.
Antonina Fiorelli: Band 9,10,1 1,12; Softball 9; Cheerleader
10; N.H.S. 11,12; World Changers 11,12.
Erin M. Flynt: Outdoor Track 9,10,11,12: Soccer 11,12;
Indoor Track 10.11.12: Basketball 9; Student Council 1 2; Ski
Club 12; Morning Announcer 12.

Kelly Gavin: Student Council 9.1 1,12; Key Club 11; Cheer-
leader 9.10.1 1,12: Office Runner 9,10,1 1,12; S.A.D.D. 12.
Elizabeth A. Gibbons: N.H.S. 1 1.12: Eucuyo 10; Orchestra
9,10,1 1, Librarian 1 1 : Career Explorations 9,12; Office Runner
11.12; Peer Tutor 1 1 , 1 2; D. A.R.E. Role Model 1 1 .
Karen Gnandt: Student Council 9: Spirit Club 9; Peer Tutor
12.

Tim Goerndt: Baseball 9,10,1 1,12; Wrestling 9,10; Golf 11.
Donte Goodwin: N.H.S. 11.12: A.F.S. 12; Key Club 12;
Academic Challenge 11.12.

Jennifer L. Grabianowski: Tennis 10. 1 1,12, Captain 12;
N.H.S. 11.12; Student Council 1 1,12: Big Show 10.11.12;
Choral Masters 1 1 ; S.A.V.E. 1 1 .
Danielle Grande: Business Club 12.
Angela Marie Grida: Student Council 9.10.
Patrick J. Grisez: Baseball 9, 1 0, 1 1 . 1 2.
Stephany C. Hasberry: Drill Team 10: V.I.C.A. 11,12.
Allison Hrovat: N.H.S. 1 1,12; S.A.V.E. 10,11,12, Prime
Minister 1 1: Tennis 9,10,11,12; Peer Tutor 10,11; Student
Council 10.11,12, H.R. Rep 10,11,12; A.F.S. 11,12; Survey
9.10,1 1,12, Features Editor 11.12; Eucuyo 9,10,1 1.
Tiffany Hurt: Cheerleader 10; Basketball 10.

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Many seniors were involved in Euclid activities

Activities at Euclid High School were an important part
of many senior's lives. For many seniors their school
life ended when the last bell rang at 2:25 PM (or even
before if they had an early out). But for others, their school day
was just beginning as they began their participation in many of
the extracunicular activities that were offered. Many partici-
pated in athletics while others availed themselves of the many
clubs and organizations that were available. Regardless of their
interests there was probably something they could participate in
if they had the desire.

Lori Mitskavich, Cina Prodan, Erin Patterson, Allison Metti, Monica Povirk, Pat
Di Lalla, Steve Vannaras and Jennifer Grabianowski are all niemhers of the National
Honor Society and are involved in many other activities.

A.F.S. is a club where the members can learn about the actisities ot people in other
countries.

Seniors

Most Euclid students say they enjoyed their high school years

he seniors

H Yes 56 2%

S No 20 8%

E Maybe 22.9%

Have you
enjoyed your
years at Euclid
High School?

were polled
as to whether
or not they enjoyed
their years at Euclid
and more then 56 %
of the respondents
said that they did.
This was very
similar to the 60 %
that responded last
year. The students
who were not sure
remained about the
same at around 23%
which was very
similar to last years
24% uncertain.

Abby Stanic, Michelle
Heising, Lauren Arnold,
Leah Cherne and Natalie

Beck are active in many
activities besides being
cheerleaders.

Seniors

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Lou Lindic,

Allison Metti

and Erin

Patterson
earning what
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rom them in

order to get

the next issue

of the Survey

in print.

Members of the Marching Band
spend a lot of time practicing
during and after school in order
to look good during the games.

Kimberly Hutton: Student Council 9; Office Runner 10;
Business Club 12.

Jim Janosik: Student Council 9; Survey 9,10,1 1,12; A.V. Club
10,1 1,12; Big Show 11,12; Holiday Play 10; Key Club
9,10,1 1,12, Sophomore Class Rep 10, Major Emphasis Com-
mittee Chair. 10, Junior Class Rep. 1 1, Scrapbook Committee
Chair. 11, 50th Anniversary Committee Chair 12, District
RFTC Committee Chair. 12; Morning Announcer 11,12; Career
Explorations 12; Peer Tutoring 11; N.H.S. 11,12.
Makia Philpot Jenkins: Mediator 11,12; Drill Team 10,1 1,12.
Matrika Johnson: Cheerleader 10,11,12; Track 9,10,1 1,12;
Band 9,10,1 1,12, Squad Leader 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12.
Sarah M. Keller: Student Council 9,10,12; Key Club 9,10,12;
Peer Tutor 11.12; Varsity Chorale 12;S.A.V.E. ll,12;Eucuyo
10,11,12; Wrestling Aide 10,12; Choral Masters 10,11; Big
Show 9,10,11,12; Spirit Club 9; Office Aide 12; Teacher Aide
10,11; A.F.S. 10,12.

Kelly A. Kontra: Spirit Club 9; Student Council 9,10,1 1,12;
Track 9,10; Office Runner 10,11; Clinic Runner 11,12.
Chrissy Kovacevich: Volleyball 9,10,1 1,12, Captain 10;
Basketball 9,10,1 1, Captain 10,1 1 ; Office Runner 9,10,1 1.
Michelle Kumel: Spirit Club 9,10; Student Council 9,10.
Katy L. Kunsman: Clinic Runner 9,10,1 1,12; Big Show Stage"'
Crew 9. 10,1 1,12; Office Runner 9,10,11, 12; Key Club 9;
N.H.S. 11,12; Student Council 12.

Karen B. Lemieux: Volleyball 9; Cheerleader 9,10,1 1,1|;
Student Council 9; Big Show 11,12; Key Club 9,10,11, li;
Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10;
Spirit Club 9; N.H.S. 11,12; A.F.S. 11,12; Survey 11; Office
Aide 9,10,1 1,12.

Tracy Martorello: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12; Swim Team 9,10,1 1;
Diving 9,10,11; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Yearbook
10,1 1,12; A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; Office Aide 9, 10, 11, 12.
Alllison M. Mc Clain: Indoor Track 9,10,1 1,12: Outdoor Track
9,10,11,12; Soccer 1 1,12; Poetry Club 12.
Matt Mc Dermott: Tennis 9,10,1 1,12; Ski Club 9.
Allison L. Metti: Survey 10,11,12, Sports Co-Editor 11,12;
Tennis 1 1,12, Co-Captain 12; Softball 9,10,1 1,12, Co-Captain
9,10; It's Academic 11,12, Captain 12; Science Olympiad
10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Career Exploration 10,11,12; Swim
Team 9.10; Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra 9; Ski Club 12.
Lori M. Mitskavich: Swim Team 9,10,1 1,12, Captain 11,12;
N.H.S. 11,12, Recording Secretary 12; Student Council
9,10,11,12, H.R. Rep 1 0, 1 1 ; Career Explorations 10,11,12;
Yearbook 1 1.12; Track 9.

Matthew Moster: Baseball 9,10,11,12; A.V. Club 12.
Tonya Mueller: Office Runner 10.
Katrina Katriece Murphy: Fashion Show 11.
Sean Nelson: Soccer 9,10,1 1 : Swinmiing 12; Band 9,10,1 1 .
Lewis Nunley: Football 10,11,12; Track 11,12.
Cathleen O'Grady: Softball 9; A.F.S. 10,11,12.
Venule Palmer: Voices of New Life 9,10,11,12.
Nina Parrino: Student Council 9; Business Club 12.
Zinal Patel: Student Council 9,10,1 1,12, H. R. Rep. 10,1 1.12;
Track 9; Peer Tutoring 11,12; Office Aide 10,1 1,12; Clinic
Aide 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Spirit Club 9,10; Career Explora-
tion 12; Yearbook 12.

Erin Patterson: Survey 9,10,1 1,12, News Co-Editor 11,12;
N.H.S. 1 1.1 2; Student Council 9, 11,1 2; S. A. V.E. 11,12; Ski
Club 11.

Christy Peacock: Student Council 10,11,12, Secretary 11,
Executive Committee Chair 12; Spirit Club 10,11,12, Chair 12;
D.A.R.E. Role Model 10,11,12; Activities Fair 10,11,12; Football
Cheerleader 9,10,1 1,12, Captain 9,10,12; Basketball Cheerleader
9,10,11,12, Captain 9,10,12; Marching Band 9,10,1 1,12, Squad
Leader 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Majorette 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Feature Twirler 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2,
Captain 11,12; Office Runner 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Student of the Month
11; Survey Student Feature 12; Big Show 10,1 1,12, Dance
Captain 1 1 ; Speaker and Moderator, TV Promotional Videos 12.
GinaL. M. Prodan: Soccer 9,1 1,12, Captain 12; Yearbook 11,12;
Swimming 9,10; Orchestra 9,10,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Career Explora-
tions 11,12; Tennis 10; Office Runner 10,1 1; Ski Club 10,11,12.
Christina A. Richards: O.W.A, 10; O.W.E. 11,12.
Heather Rodiclc: O.W.E. 12.

Bryan Scheider: Swim Team 9,10,1 1,12, Captain 12; Cross
Country 1 1,12; Baseball 9; N.H.S. 11,12, Historian 12; Office
Aide 12; Career Exploration 12; Big Show Stage Crew 11,12.
Jessica Serwatica: Choraliers 9; Cultural Club 11,12; Career
Exploration 1 1,12; Peer Tutor 12; Office Aide 9,10,1 1,12; Student
Council 12.

Kimberly Shippy: Peer Tutor 1 1 .
Jason Short: Choral Masters 10,1 1,12; Marketing 1 1.
Brian Siedler: Baseball 9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2; Golf 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2.
Albert D.Simpson Jr.; Football 9,10.1 1,12; Track 9,10.1 1,12.
Jeremy Staples: Basketball 9,10.
Matt Stout: O.W.E. 12.

Courtney Strah: Tennis 10,12; Student Council 10,1 1,12, Class
Rep. 12; Survey 11,12; Kids on the Block 9. 10. 1 1 . 1 2; Eucuyo
9,10,11,12; Yearbook 1 1.12; Cultural Club 1 1,12; Career Explora-
tion 11,12; D.E.C.A. 11,12.

Jill Swansegar: Morning Announcer 10. 1 1.12; Student Council
9,10,11,12, H.R. Rep. 10,11. Vice President 12; N.H.S. 11,12;
Office Runner 9,10,1 1,12; Soccer 9,10,1 1,12, Co-Captain 9,12;
Ski Club 10,1 1,12; Track 9; Big Show Crew 10,1 1,12; Peer Tutor
12; A.F.S. 12; Survey 11.12; Yearbook 12.
Lisa A. Taplin: Student Council 9; Spirit Club 9; Office Runner
10,11.

Lakesha Taylor: Student Council 9,10,1 1,12, H.R. Rep. 10,11;
Business Club 12; Key Club 12.
Lucious Terrell: Football 9.

Stephanie E. Troha: Basketball 9,10; Softball 9,10,1 1,12; Office
Runner 10,11,12.

Scott Turman: Key Club 1 1 ; Peer Tutor 11,12.
Lisa A. Udovich: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12, Co-Captain 12; Softball
9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 9,10; N.H.S. 11,12, Vice President 12;
Student Council 9,10,1 1,12, Senior Rep. 12; Career Explorations
10,11,12; Eucuyo 12; Spirit Club 9,10.

RobynL.Ulle: Softball 9.10,11,12; Basketball 1 1 ; Office Runner
9,10,1 1,12; D.E.C.A. 10,11; Student Council 12.
Michael Paul Valentine: Football 9,10,1 1,12; Track 9; Baseball
9; Mediator 9,10,1 1,12; Poetry Club 11,12.
Elizabeth Vurusic: Key Club 9.

Jenea Renece Weems: Basketball 9,10; Track 9,10,1 1,12; Soccer
11,12; Student Council 12; Yearbook 11,12.
Howard Westerfield: Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12.
Ebony Diane Wheeler; Track 9,10,1 1,12; Gospel Choir 10,1 1,12;
Drill Team 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Squad Leader 1 1 .
Jennifer M. Wiggins: O.W.A. 10; O.W.E. 11,12.
Camille WUliams: OWE. 1 1,12.
Beau Jason Woodford: A.F.S. 9; Chess Club 10,1 1.

Many seniors come to school by car

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Seniors were asked whether they came to school in a car. More
than 70 % of those responding said they did. About 52 % of
the ones that came to school in a car did the driving. This was
very similar to the results from last year when about 68% said they
came by car and 55% did the driving.

Matt O'Hara showing excitement when he learned that he was elected Homecoming

King.

Taunon Warren and Emanuel Burton work on Taunon's car so he will be able to get

to school every day.

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Seniors say you need at least a H. S. diploma

Do you think you can
get a very good job
if you do not have a
high school diploma? More
than 76% of the seniors that
responded believed that it
was necessary to have a
diploma in order to get a
good job. The world is
much more complex than it
was when the student's
parents were in school and
at least a high school
diploma is necessary in
order to get a good job.

Above: Joel Stavange, John
Wolchko, Courtney Sharp,
Allison Stahre and Ryan Heramb

in the hail discussing what they
hope to be doing after they get out
of school.

Right: The football team celebrat-
ing the scoring of another
totichdown.

Far right: Gina Prodan is working
hard in chemistry lab hoping to
learn skills that will help her in her
quest to be a chemist.

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Do you feel a
person without
a high school
diploma can
get a very good
job?

Betsy Gibbons and Darrius Durr had an enjoyable evening during Homecoming 1 W7.

Lou Lindic and Emily Freeh hope that the skills that they learii working on the Survey will help them when they I
are trying to gel a job.

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Most Euclid seniors have a part-time job

Do you have a job?

hours per week
do you work?

H 0-10 4.8%

5! 1 1-20 42.9%

Q 21-30 41.3%

H 31-40 ll.l'i

Jarod Ganser keeps the dishes clean during his job at
Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Euclid seniors were polled as to
whether or not they had a part-time
job and more than 76% said that
they did. With all the different ways that
students can spend their money it was no
wonder that most of them would need a
job to keep them supplied with money.
The average students worked between 1 1
and 20 hours every week with almost as
many students working 21 to 30 hours per
week. A few seniors were working up to
40 hours every week which about as much
as an average worker.

Left: Juan Hernandez. Michaelann Murphy
and Matt O'Hara are able to get their spending
money at Kevin's Kustard.

Lower left: Jennifer Hausen tallies up the money
when she works at Marc's.

Below: Coach . Pete Schwenke explaining to Al
Simpson what he should be doing when he's on
tiie field.

Seniors

Seniors tell about many of their most embarrassing moments

As a student progressed through their high
school years tliey were occasionally
presented with moments that were less
than complimentary. These embarrassing moments
were the kind of things that would be remembered
for ever and ever. The seniors were asked about
their most embarrassing moments and these were
some of the responses. As usual the Class of '98
had some rather interesting experiences.
Rachel Ackley had to come to school with her
nose bandaged after a dog bit it.
Lauren Arnold was with Emily Freeh and
Michelle O'Donnell and cut class a couple of
minutes early. They were running down the hall
and her purse flew open and everything dumped
all over the floor and then the bell rang and
everyone was kicking her stuff all over and
laughing as she scrambled to pick it up.
Belicia Caves was embarrassed when she came to
school and had mismatched black shoes.
Leroy Champion had his pants fall down in the
cafeteria.

De Shawn Cousctte was running because he was
late to his study hall in the E-Room ballroom when
he slipped and fell flat on his back.
Johnathan Davis was running to the center of the
mat before his wrestling match in 1 1th grade when
he tripped and fell flat on his face.

Ericka D. Dennis was walking down the stairs in
9th grade and someone was running up the same
side. She moved over and fell and slid all the way
down to the bottom of the stairs.
Jessica L. Doyle spit milk out of her mouth during
lunch listening to Mr. Pasquale tell a joke.
Darrius Durr sat in a wad of gum.
Antonina Fiorelli was in 10th grade and was
walking past the counselor's office with her
friends and then walked into the door which was
partially open and this big kid could not stop
laughing.

Erin Flynt and Christy Peacock got in trouble
because Bud White was messing with a mega-
phone in the athletic office and pressed a button
that sounded a siren.

De Auna Frierson was in the E-room wearing a
skirt during lunch and somebody pulled her chair
from under her and she fell flat on her behind,
Kelly Gavin was walking down the stairs with
Brian Hylkema and he tripped her and she fell all
the way down the stairs and her books went Hying
in all directions.

Karen Gnandt was in foods class in the ninth
grade and someone dropped a spoon full of
spaghetti sauce on the floor and it went all over
her cream jeans.

Tim Goerndt fell over in his chair in German 111 in 1 1th grade.

Danielle Grande was a freshman in Mrs. Mc Garry's science class and had all of her six heavy books in her

book bag. She set it on the back of her chair, sat down and fell backwards.

Angela Grida was dressed up and wearing clunky shoes and was walking down the stairs. She slipped and

would have fallen all the way down the stairs if it hadn't been for the railing.

Pat Grisez threw up in Mr. Brearton's Algebra 1 class.

Stephany C. Hasberry came to school in the 1 Olh grade in a skirt and sweater. She got her pantyhose caught

on her chair during her 2nd period class which tore a large hole in her pantyhose. Her friends pointed out the

hole to all her classmates for the rest of the day.

Shaun Holness tripped up the stairs in 1 1th grade.

Allison Hrovat lost her shoe at the top of the office stairs and had to walk all the way to the bottom, turn

around and come back up to retrieve it.

Shmere Ingram had on mis-matched socks and didn't know it until her friends told her.

Jim Janosik went to his class one period early during his sophomore year and had to con a teacher into giving

him a pass to his proper class.

Makia Jenkins was drilling in front of the whole school and marched ahead of the whole team and made an

ugly face and then looked at the crowd and ran back in line.

Melissa Keller's date to Homecoming 1996 wore his boxer shorts over his pants at the dance.

Sarah Keller was wearing a skirt when Mike Boothe pulled her chair out from under her in the E-Room and

she fell on her butt.

Kelly Kontra had just gotten a new pair of clogs and wasn't used to wearing backless shoes and lost one of

them while going up the steps. A girl coming down the steps slipped on the shoe and fell all the way down the

steps. A teacher reprimanded her for losing her shoe.

Chrissy Kovacevich was with Jim Grinstead when they got caught in the empty school parking lot by

school security at 10;.10 at night.

Michelle Kumel was talking to one of her friends and wasn't looking where she was going and walked into a

door.

Karen Lemieux was with Paula Rees and David Tisi when the Marching Band went to Atlanta, Georgia and

went swimming in the hotel's fountain because the pool was closed and got yelled at by security.

Tracy Martorello was w ith Betsy Gibbons, Kathy Stobierski and Gina Prodan when Gina's car broke

down on the way to a .^2 Fluid Ounce concert at Euclid Tavern and three police cars surrounded them because

they thought they were making a drug deal.

Allison Mc Clain sat in ketchup in her Spanish II class and it was all over the back of her jeans.

Maureen Mc Cluskev fell down the stairs.

Seniors

Allison Metti was running cross-court to hit a ball at her tennis match against NDCL and somehow tripped.

fell down, scraped her hand and bent her glasses. She ended up losing the match.

Michael Milde had his shorts come down during a bsketball game.

Rashedah Mims was wearing a skirt when she was walking up the stairs in front of a lot of people and fell.

Lori Mitskavich had to prepare a poem explication for English class her sophomore year. She got up in front

of the class and read the poem aloud, pronouncing one of the words "Ka-hee-kee" and everyone began

laughing. When she was finished a classmate told her the word was "khaki", as in khaki pants.

Tonya Mueller fell asleep in class during her freshman year and woke up and yelled out "64". She was in

history class, not in math class.

Christy Peacock walked all the way to her locker from the student parking lot, unaw are that the back of her

skirt was completely up and crumpled behind her backpack mooning everyone behind her.

Landon Proctor had a senior pull off his pants size sticker from his new pants during his first day at lunch his

freshman year.

Chrissie Richards was jumping on her aunt's trampoline and fell off and fractured her ankle. Two weeks

later they went on vacation to Getty.sburg and she had to hop around and cratches.

Heather Rodick tripped while walking up the steps.

Paul Schweikert fell up the stairs.

Jessica Serwatka fell flat on her fade when she slipped on the ice on her way to school. Then when she got

up, she stepped into an icy mud puddle with her dress shoes and dress on.

Jason Short had his chair pulled out from under him by Jim Janosik while in the E-room and he fell to the

ground with everyone laughing.

Albert D. Simpson Jr. got a spanking in the mall.

Jeremy Staples had to walk in school all day with mud on his uniform.

Courtney Strah got hit in tlie forehead in chemistry class by a rubber pipeting hulb thrown by Landon

Proctor. He was throwing it to someone else when she got in the way.

Jill Swansegar was wearing a dress from Megan Ballanger and as she was wall<ing out to the student parking

lot it was crumpled up under her bookbag.

Lisa Taplin fell going down the stairs by the cross corridor on the first floor.

Jennifer L. Thomas wrecked her new car that she just got by doing something very stupid.

Stephanie E. Troha was running to class in 1 0th grade and got pushed down the stairs by another student.

Lisa Udovich attempted to be a ballerina by Hying through the air after being tripped (trying to complete the

double play) during a softball game with Holy Name in 1447. Mr. Marcu just laughed at her.

Michael Valentine took a break at home while he was working at Mc Donalds and forgot to come back to

work because he fell asleep.

Christine Vega tripped going up the stairs her sophomore year and the boy she liked was walking behind her.

Elizabeth Vurusie was walking with Greg Schonaucr and Michaelann Murphy in the cafeteria and fell

down the steps.

Demetrius Watkins fell down at his family reunion.

Jenea Weems was at a boys and girls invitational track meet at Medina as a freshman. She sat down on a

bench with Tony Fisher in front of the long jump pit. She was sitting on the edge of the bench and when Tony

got up the bench fell backwards.

Ebony Wheeler was in the 4 x 110 meter relay at a track meet. After finishing her lap she was to hand the

baton off to Nicole Eslick. It took her two and a half laps to give it to her.

Camille Williams was coming up to the third floor from the first and was not paying attention and ran into a

locker and everyone saw her.

Vickie Williams was outside playing kickball in the ?th grade when she fell and broke her knee wide open.

Therese Zellhofer fell down the stairs.

Left: David Johnson, La Shunda Washington and

Ryan Heramb showing their spirit in Spanish class.

Above: Jill Swansegar and Brian Zorman putting
together a bulletin board on the first floor.

Rich Dotson, Kevin Graham, Eryn Flynt, Tina Peric and Shannon
Setser showing their friendship while waiting for class to begin.

Brandon Henderson, Johnny
Johnson, AI Simpson, Kevin Banks
and Fred Bush had a lot of fun during
Homecoming.

Erin kilkenney and Althea
Jones have no questions about
where to run on the cross
country course.

Michael Creer, Cordell Moris
and Fred Bush hstening to
coach Roy Pignatiello explain
how to deal with the opposing
team on the field.

Andy Edmonds shows good
form in teeing of on the course.

Danny Fonovic shows how he
can move the hall around on
the soccer field.

There was no question on how
well Tony Fisher could run on
the football field. Herfe he is
shown running away from
some defenders.

Jason Waina, VVes Crane and
Scott Trepal waiting for the
ball so they can try to move it
down the field.

Chris Harrel going down the
field in anticipation of getting
the ball.

The varsity tennis team getting
some last minute pointers from
coach, Pete Swope before a
match.

Tony Fisher being congratulated
by team mates. Mike Creer,
Ryan Sarpolis, Brandon
Richadson and Ed Spencer after
scoring another touchdown.

Terrance Moore gaining big
yardage around the left end of the
line.

SPORT

Sports Divider

Sports gives students an opportunity to
participate in activities at Euclid High
School. Euclid has as complete a range
of sports as almost any high school in Ohio. As
well as Varsity and Junior Varsity sports there is
also an extensive freshman sports program for
anyone who is interested. If a student wants to
participate in a sport, they are likely to find it
offered at Euclid.

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Football goes unbeaten in G.C.C. but lost to a powerful Chardon team

The 1997 football season was
memorable for several reasons. It
was the last time that Euclid sports
was in the G.C.C. since they would be
entering the L.E.L. for the 1998 season.
Most of the games were played in nice
weather, a marked contrast from the rains
of the previous season. As usual, the Euclid
team supplied it's patented high power,
explosive offense with the leader being
senior, Tony Fisher. Last season, Tony
was hampered by a deep shin bruise and
was never able to get to his potential. This
year he was healthy and Euclid's oppo-
nents found out just how devastating that

was. Tony wasn't the only threat, however.
The panthers had a huge offensive and
defensive line that dominated most of the
other teams. Tony led the area by gaining
1920 yards on 164 carries for a 1 1 .7 yd/carry
average which was almost 4 yds/carry more
than the second place runners average. He
scored 224 points which was 88 points more
than the second place scorer. But Tony
wasn't the only threat. For the first time in
many years Euclid actually had a well
rounded offense with Fred Bush at quarter-
back passing for 1046 yards on 1 14 attempts
with 60 completions for 15 touchdowns.
Mike Creer was Fred's favorite target and

Football

A scene that was so common this year \\ as Tony
Fisher getting through the line and the entire defense
chasing after him.

made 30 catches for 455 yards averaging
15.2 yds/catch. Cedric Carstarphen
helped the cause by intercepting 6 passes.
Tony Fisher became Mr. Football in Ohio
for the 1 997 season. He joined Robert
Smith who won the award in 1988 and
1989. Euclid has been the only school to
have two people win the award and win it
three times. As a team Euclid rushed for
2833 yards and passed for 1098 yards for a
total of 3931 yards which was the highest
in the area. They scored 447 points while
giving up just 1 1 1 which was the best in the
area. The 1997 season was an enjoyable
experience for everyone.

Left: Coach, Pete Schwenke, giving some tips to
Leon Smith, Cordell Morris and Tony Fisher

before they go back into the game.

Below: Chris Moore, Vaughn Monroe, Brandon
Richardson and Terrance Moore standing around
on the sidelines watching the action on the field and
waiting until they get a chance to go in.

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Football. Row one: T. J. Florkiewicz, Pete Schwenke, Roy Pignatiello, Mike Rezzola, Mike Sheck, Tom Banc, Chet Nolan, Mike Barnauskas. Tom (iibbons. Jack
Lardomita. Row two: Kevin Banks, Howard Westerfield, Jason Watkins, Will Buchannon, Terrance Moore, Antoine Fisher, Al Simpson, Fred Bush. Row three:
Quentin Murdock, Leland Smerdel, Dorian Goulde, Amos Renix, Dante Thomas, Ryan Heramb, Johnny Johnson, Jerome Thomas, Chris Gooden Row lour: Sylvan
Thurman, Erin Clove, Kevin Carse, Tom Soini Jr., Tino Jones, Steve Dawson, Dedric Carstarphen, Tommy Virgis, John Schncll, Michael Valentine Row five: Matt
Launch, Rahman Shavers, Andrew Walker, Mark Lucas, Leon Smith, James Cothran, Reco Jolly, Eddie Spenser, David Johnson Row six: Melissa Mc Peek,
Brandon Price, Mike Boothe, Rick Glavan, Dave Edmonds, Mike Belanich, Joe Granito, Chris Urrer, Ronald Tyler Jr. Cordell Morris. Row seven: Ericka Witten,
.\ntonio Spencer, Ryan Sarpolis, Hassan Brown, Amin Harville, Brnadon Richardson, Louis Nunley, Michael Creer, Van Monroe.

J.V

FOOTBALL

TEAM

THEM

Elyria

Barberton

Mentor

Chardon

North

Maple Hts.

Forfeit

South

Bedford

Mayfield

Brush

SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 5

G.C.C. RECORD WON 4 LOST 2

TEAM

Elyria
Barberton

VARSITY F(

30TBALL
THEM

Mentor

Chardon

North

28 .

Maple Hts.

South

Bedford

Mayfield

Brush

SEASON RECORD WON 9 LOST 1

G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST 0

LEAGUE FINISH 1st

LOTS OF
ACTION

SUPER
SEASON

Football

The junior varsity football team did
not have as good a season as the
varsity. They finished the season
with a 5-5 overall record and 4-2 in the
G.C.C. They lacked a lot of depth and
found it hard to score in many games.

The freshman football team had an excellent
year and finished with a 6-1-1 overall record
and 5-0-1 in the G.C.C. They won most of
their games with overwhelming scores. They
should be able to supply players for the
varsity in the years to come.

Junior Varsity has an average season and freshmen show promise

Left: The center gets ready to snap the ball.

Below: Kevin Banks making sure the Elyria
rtinner doesn't get very far.

Bottom: Herbert Webster making a fine gain for
the freshman team while Germaine Smith.
Maurice Parker, Gary Riedel and Rich Devor

block.

Mike Crcer was a favorite target for Fred Bush and

had the most receptions of anyone on the team.

Ruhman Shavers about to make a catch lot a good gain Tim Capretta making a catch of a screen pass for the
for the J. V. team. freshman team.

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL

TEAM

THEM

St. Edward

North

Brush

South

Bedford

Mayfield

Maple Hts.

Perry

SEASON-RECORD WON 6 LOST 1 TIE 1
G.C.C. RECORD WON 5 LOST 0 TIE 1

Above: Mil<e Rezzola
showing Amos Renix,
Amin Harville and Johnny
Johnson what they should
be doing against their
opponent.

Left: Herbert Webster

getting a good run behind
the blocking of Tim
Capretta. Gary Riedel and
Germainc Smith.

Girl's couldn't get it together

The Euclid Girl's Varsity and Junior
Varsity Tennis teams were at a
slight handicap this season due to
the inexperience of many of the players.
The teams were hoping to do better than
the previous year since they were more
mature but they ended up with a worse
record. The varsity team ended with a 3-
15 season overall, and a 1-7 record in the
G.C.C. The G.C.C. tournament left
Euclid in fifth place. The J.V. team
finished with a 9-8 record and 4-4 in the
G.C.C. The team looked forward to the
next season when many of the players
will have more experience.

Karen Salisbury serving the hall

while Megan Novinc

gets ready to play the return.

J.V.
TEAM

GIRL'S TENNIS
US THEM

Chagrin Falls
Geneva

0
1

5
4

NDCL

Regina
Brush

1
3

South

North

Mayfield
Brush

0
1

5
4

South

Perry
Lakewood

3
3

Cleve. Hts.

North

Pville Harvey
Mayfield
Pville Harvey
SEASON RECOF

4 1

3 2

4 1

-D WON 9 LOST 8

G.C.C. RECORD

WON 4 LOST 4

Girls Tennis. Row one: Coach Pete Swope, Vischantie Sudama, Amey Griffin, Melissa Longo, Mary Tracy,
Coach, Lucy Pratt. Row two: Jennifer Williams, Laura Ross, Megan Novinc, Kirsten Knauss, Christine
Metti. Row three: Courtney Strah, Lindsey Ngode, Karen Salisbury, Allison Metti, Karen Hanson, Allison
Hrovat.

VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS

TEAM

THEM

Chagrin Falls
Geneva
Pville Harvey
NDCL

0
0

5
4
1

St. Augustine

Brush

South

North

Mayfield
Beachwood

0
0

Mayfield
Brush

0
0

5
5
2

South

Perry
Cleve. Hts.

1
0

Lakewood

Mentor

North

SEASON RECORD WON 3 LOST IS

G.C.C. RECORD WON 1 LOST 7

LEAGUE FINISH Stli

Allison Hrovat serving the ball before the match.

Girl's Tennis

Gull. Row one: Coach Bob Ramlow, Bobby Butler,
Brad Kushman. Coach, Barbara Ramlow. Row two:
Eddie Ostrander, Dan Fitzpatrick. Kevin Grisez,
Matt Flynt. Row ihrec: Nick Malnar. Joe White.
Brian Siedler. Andy Edmonds. Phil Bojc.

Golf team lacked skill of last year's team

The 1997 Golf team had a hard act
to follow after last year's first
place finish. It suffered from the
loss of several important seniors and was
not able to make up ground lost from the
previous year. Last year also saw the
retirement of golf coach, Robert Ram-
low and the beginning of first-yeai" coach.
Barbara Ramlow. The team had a lot of
fun throughout the year while compiling a
record of 9-5. The J. V. team finished
with a 5-5 record.

TEAM

Chagrin Falls

North

Shaker

South

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

Gilmour

VASJ

North

South

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

Valley Forge

Cleve. Hts. Invit.

GCC Tournament

Sectionals

356
163
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159
166
151
166
185
162
165
169
161
155
177
166
340
333
344

THEM

336
171
171
171
205
153
147
174
169
158
179
189
167
153
193
1/8
2/7
7/21

SEASON RECORD WON 9 LOST 5
G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST 3

Phil Bojc, Brian Siedler and Dan Fitzpatrick

practicing their tec oil.

V. GOLF

TEAM

THEM

VASJ

191

221

North

178

177

South

174

193

Brush

167

192

North

176

161

Mentor

183

170

Mayfield

182

179

VASJ

183

182

SEASON RECORD WON 3 LOST 5

Volleyball showed some improvement from past season

Led by Captains Amber Cogley and
Becky Godec, the varsity volley
ball team accomplished a lot of
goals during the 1997 season. Beating the
#1 seed. Brush and going to the semifinals
in the sectionals took a lot of effort from
the whole team.

Leaving the team are three seniors,
Amber Cogley, Becky Godec and
Chrissy Kovacevich. Thanks to them the
team went as far and worked as hard as
they did. Coming back for next year,
however, could be juniors, Maria
Williams, Erin Reilly, Tina Peric,
Shannon Setser, Shannon Ivancic, Lisa
Basalla and sophomores. Tamika Drake,
Tina Amigoni and Allyson KumeL
-Tamika Drake

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

TEAM

THEM

Cleve. Hts.

15,8,15

6.15.0

North

15.0.14

7.15,16

Maple Hts.

14,15.15

16,13,5

Lorain Ad. King

15.15

13.6

Canton McKinlev

b.7

15.15

South

9.5

15,15

Bedford

15.15

9,4

Beaumont

11.15.15

15.7.7

Brush

10.12

15,15

Mayfield

15.15

4.13

Cardinal

15.S,15

12.15.9

N.D.C.L.

12,13

15.15

Solon

4.8

15.15

Canton Glenoak

4.8

15.15

North

8.10

15.15

Maple Hts.

15.15

2,9

South

15.14.5

5,16.15

Bedford

11.15.13

15.8.15

Brush

9.15,15

15,4,6

SEASON RECORD WON 11 LOST 11

G.C.C. RECORD WON 5 LOST 7

Varsity Volleyball. Row one: Coach. Rhonda Scharf, Coach. Wendy Sustin. Alex Brinovec, Stefanie Fox,
Shannon Ivancic. Shannon Setser Row two: Coach. Marcy Richards, Lisa Basalla. Erin Reilly, Chrissy
Ko\acc\ich Row three Tamika Drake, Tina Peric, Maria Williams, .Amber Cogley, Becky Godec.

Vollcvball

J \ \ ollc\ball. Row one: Coach. Wendy Sustin. Nicole Raia, Jessica Chapman, Christina Hatcher. Amamda
Tutolo, Coach. Rhonda Scharf, Coach. Marcy Richards.. Row two: Gina Gaglione, Nikki Sams, Bonnie .Mc
Ghee, Kerry Jeric, Lindsay Mistalski Row three: Sarah Pfahl, Julie Stobierski, Tina Amigoni, Lynn Stern,
Melissa Medlen.

Freshman Volleyhull. Row one: Kyla Ocharn, Marypat Pavicic, Nicole Festini, Katie Mlac, Elisa Meyer. Row
two: Coach, Rhonda Scharf, Coach, Wendy Sustin, Coach, Marcy Richards. Row three: Patti Mc Graw,
Ananda Candow, Holly Kascak, Emily Toth, Nichole Cek.

Tina Amigoni, Chrissy Kovacevich, Erin Reilly, Shannon Setser, Tina Peric, Becky Codec, Maria Williams,
Amber Cogley, Tamika Drake, Shannon Ivancic and Lisa Basalla warming up before their game.

Tina Peric digging the ball while Shannon
Setser and Erin Reillv wait their turn.

J.V.

VOLLEYBALL |

TEAM

THEM

Cleve. Hts.

15,15

0,1

Mayfield

14.15,16

16.1.14

North

7.15.15

15,1.12

Maple Hts.

5,5

15,15

Lorain Ad.

King

15,7,15

6.15.6

Canton McKinley

15,9.7

12.15.15

South

15,7,15

5.15.11

Bedford

15,8,15

13.15.10

Beaumont

8,15.16

15.12.14

Brush

15.13,5

8.15,15

Mayfield

15.10,15

8,15.12

Norton

4,0

15,15

Canton Glenoak

T -}

15,15

North

4,13

15,15

Maple Hts.

15,12.15

8.15.1

South

15.15

10.5

Bedford

8.3

15,15

Brush

6,10

15.15

SEASON RECORD WON 10 LOST 8

G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST 5

FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL |

TEAM

THEM

St. Augustine

15,15

7.8

North

15.15

5.10

Mayfield

15,15

5,10

South

10,15.10

15.13.15

Bedford

15.12.11

3.15.15

Brush

15,1,15

12,15,13

Mayfield

10,15,7

15.6.15

Regina

15.15

11.6

Regina

15.15

10.2

North

15,15

9,7

South

10.15.15

15.1.11

Bedford

15.15

6.5

Brush

15.16

6,14

Beaumont

3,15,15

15.4,10

Richmond Hts

15.15

10.1

West Geauga

5.7

15,15

SEASON RECC

>RD WON 12 LOST 4 1

G.C.C. RECOR

D WON 7 LOST 3 1

Tamika Drake and Tina Peric waiting for the serve.

Maria Williams, Chrissy Kovacevich and Amber
Cogley getting ready to make their plays at the net.

Vollevhal

Wrestlers showed an improved season

Scott Trepal getting his opponent into a serious situation.

The Euclid wrestling team still suffered from not
enough interested wrestlers although they did have a
better season than in the recent past. There were a few
seniors but the rest of the team were underclassmen who
lacked the experience to compete effectively. There was also
another change in coaching as Scott Willingham became the
head wrestling coach.

Shaun Trepal maneuvering his opponent into a
position where he can get some points.

Wrestling. Row one: Shawn
O'Brien, Scott Trepal, Dave
Fulton, Kevin Carse, Jerome
Thomas, Herbert Webster, Shaun
Trepal, Marcus Eubanks. Row-
two: Johnathan Davis, Brandon
Price, Melissa Brady, Coach Bill
Kazen, Coach Doug Higham, Coach
Bruce Willingham, Julie Whitley,
John Paul Kilroy, Anthony
Murphy. Row three: David
Johnson, Howard Westerfield,
Mark Warman, Dave D'Amico,
Matthew Gilleson, Mike Belanich,
Anthony Mc Carlhy, Edward
Holtz, Greg Sattler.

Top: Herbert Webster getting around his opponent.
Above: Ed Holtz ahotit to get his opponent down.

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Above: Sean O'Brien taking control of his opponent.

Left: Anthony Mc Carthy trying to get his opponent
turned over.

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Boy's Cross Country
ended up in sixth

The boy's cross-country team
really suffered from lack of
participation and consistent talent
with one exception. Mike Miklavcic
was the one member who won almost
every race that he entered. The problem
was that the first five finishers deter-
mine the team score and there wasn't
much backup for Mike. Mike was the
G.C.C. champion and finished in the top
ten in every invitational. He almost
always finished in the top three in the
meets. He was second in the district and
eighth in the regional and went to
Columbus where he posted a time of
16.40. It would have been a totally
different season if there had been
another good runner.

Boys Cross Country. Row one:Coach, Joe Rodriguez, Jesse Scheider, Ashley Powell, Dennis Disbrow, Michael
Tschantz, Mike Barnauskas. Row two: Mike Sinienc, Dan Slepsky, Brian Scheider, Jonathan Gudaitis, Mike
Miklavcic, Chris Slagle.

BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY |

TEAM

THEM

«. VASJ

W. Geauga

Maple Hts.

Mayfield

South

Bedford

i Brush
North

INVITATIONALS |

MADISON

10./12

WALSH

14/14

BOARDMAN

28/35

UNIVERSITY

8/12

WADSWORTH

10/12

MEDINA

15/21

G.C.C.

6/7

DISTRICTS

9/15

SEASON RECORD WON 2 LOST 8

G.C.C. RECORD WON 2 LOST 6

LEAGUE FINISH 6th

Cross Country

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jirl's Cross Country, Row one: Erin Kilkenney, Ursula Wein, Amy Salupo, Jill Smialek. Row two: Erin Gady,
iarah Osterman, Becta Borchert, Althea Jones, Co;ich Dicl< Yorl<.

Above: Ursula Wein and
Bekka Borchert running
on the trails at Chapin.

Right: Erin Gady doing
her best to get to the lead.

Far left: Jill Smialek

running on the course.

Left: Sarah Osterman
and Amy Salupo looking
towards the finish.

Girl's tied
for third

The Girl's Cross Country team
finished the season with a 6-2
record and were 4-2 in the G.C.C.
Their G.C.C. record was almost the same
as the previous year and they finished in a
tie for third place. They finished ninth out
of twelve teams in the District meet
which was not as good a showing as they
did the previous year. The team was fairly
evenly matched with the rest of the
conference.

GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRY |

TEAM

THEM

W. Geauga

VASJ

Maple Hts.

Mayfield

Nordonia

South

Bedford

North

Brush

INMTATIONALS

U WANNA COME BACK

9/12

WALSH TOMAHAWK

11/12

BOARDMAN

35/36

UNIVERSITY

5/10

WADSWORTH

6/11

MEDINA

16/20

G,C,C,

4/6

DISTRICT

9/12

SEASON RECORD WON 6 LOST 2

G.C.C. RECORD WON 4 LOST 2

LEAGUE FINISH 3rd (tie)

Cross Country ( 69

The 1997-98 Boy's Basketball team
was not able to duplicate the produc
tion of previous years, but in an
unusual finish was able to tie for first place
in the G.C.C. The season began at a low
point when senior, Allen Slamic suffered a
knee injury before the season began and was
out for the year. The team didn't seem to
have much direction at the beginning of the
year but as the season progressed Antoine
Fisher and Emmanuel Smith began to show
their talents and the team really took off.
With an end of the season upset of Bedford
by Maple Heights they were able to tie for
the conference lead. The two games with
Bedford had to rate as some of the best ever
played. 438 points were scored in those two
games with Euclid winning the first 104-103
and losing the second 1 14-1 17. The Panthers
did well in their last season in the G.C.C.
under the coaching of Harold 'Doc'
Daugherty who has been coaching the
panthers for almost forty years. The junior
varsity had an excellent season and finished
with only one defeat in the conference.

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VARSITY BOY'S BASKETBALL

TEAM

THEM

Si. Ignatius

V.A.S.J..

Nortli

Maple Hts.

South

East Tech

Glenville

Brush

Mayfield

Lakewood

Benedictine

Stow

North

Bedford

104

103

Maple Hts.

South

Mentor

Bedford

114

117

Brush

Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON 13 LOST 7

G.C.C. RECORD WON 10 LOST 2

LEAGUE FINISl

H First (Tie)

JV BOY'S BASKETBALL

TEAM

St. Ignatius

V.A.S.J..

North

Maple Hts.

South

Cleve. Hts.

Brush

Mayfield

Lakewood

Benedictine

Stow

North

Bedford

Maple Hts.

South

Mentor

Bedford

Brush

Shaker

Maytleld

THEM

43
55
35
51
49
52
44
45
36
61
50
54
48
44
41
51
66
35
78

After the pre-game warm-up. the team members meet
on the floor.

FRESHMAN BOY'S BASKETBALL

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SEASON RECORD WON 18 LOST 2
G.C.C. RECORD WON 1 1 LOST 1
LEAGUE FINISH First

TEAM

THEM

Mayfield

Lakewood

North

Maple Hts.

St. Ignatius

Stow

St. Edward

South

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

North

V.A.S.J.

Maple Hts.

South

Bedford

Brush

V.A.S.J.

St. Ignatius

St. Edward

SEASON RECORD WON 17 LOST 3

G.C.C. RECORD WON 12 LOST 0

Boy's have wild finish
and tie for first in the G.C.C.

Tommie Virgies in the process of taking a shot.

Emmanuel .Smith shows how high he can jump when Tony Fisher takes a shot from the outside,
going in for a shot.

Boy's Basketball

It's time to get introduced

Varsity Boy's Basketball, Row one: Michelle Launch,
Katie Mc Cluskey, Christine Hatcher, Amanda
Tutolo. Row two: Artis Powell, Dorian Goulde, Fred
Bush, Scott Johnson, Brandon Henderson, Tony
Basalla, Tommy Virgies. Row three: Coach Steve
Marcu, Antoine Fisher, Brandon Richardson,
Freoni Oil, Chris Gooden, Mike Boothe, Mayo
Smith, Coach Doc Daugherty.

J.V. Boy's Basketball, Row one: Nekima Hill,
Brandon Lin, Matt Simenc, Jason Timmons,
Rahman Shavers, Tino Jones, Robert Ray. Row two:
Quentin Murdock, Clinton Tucker, Johnny Moses,
Arek Helcberger, Joe Granito, Derek Deas, Chris
Harrell, Coach Dennis Tnrkall.

Freshman Boy's Basketball, Row one: Jonathan
Hutchinson, Rashaun Kyle, Germaine Smith,
Johnny Tillman, Has Bro, Ian Ilo. Row two:John
Davis, David Slamic, Reginald Parker, Dennis Strell,
James Davis, Lamont Hamelin, Clifton Harrison.
Row three: Coach, Sean O'Toole, Jamal Cummings,
Dino Zuzic, Jason Smith, Brandan Warner,
Kenyatta Carter, Aaron Whitmore, Phil Bojc

Boy's Basketball

to our basketball teams

Varsity Girl's Basketball, Row one: Enisha Hawkins.
Regina Smith, Charmaine Allen, Tamsen Taylor,
Chavon Bell, Lafir Carrigua, Petrice Evans. Row
two: Coach Rhonda Scharf and Scott Wilson, Azizi
Hutson, Delvona Oliver, Suzanne Lucas, Coach Sam
Santilli and Coach Simon.

Verea Bibbs, Delvona Oliver, Azizi Hutson and Shavon Bell

practicing their ball handling before a game.

J. V. Girl's Basketball, Row one: Kristyol Dominique, Tatiana Webster,
Jessica Locust, Candace Longshaw, Tamika Drake Row two: Coach Sam
Santilli, Vera Bibbs, Leonna Foster, Dawn Attwood, Dion Carese,
Lindsay Mitskalskl.

Freshman Girl's Baskelhall. Row one:
Tanisha Hall, Karen Battle. Stacia
Ellison, Katie Dore, Jamie Paige,
Jennifer Huffman, Shiaya Hall. Row
two: Coach Simon, Jessica Kalhof,
Keyasha Davis, Tiffany Hall, Blair
Addis, Kristin lafelice, Taro
Matches.

Girl's Basketball

XDi

Tied for first in the G.C.C. and had a super season

Last year the lady panthers couldn't
compete with North and Mayfield but
this year was a different story.
Mayfield was overpowered twice and the
ladies split with North for their only loss in
the G.C.C. This allowed them to share first
place with Eastlake North. The panthers had
height in the likes of Delvona Oliver who
became one of the best players in the area
and speed and excellent shooting. Regina
Smith led the entire area with the number of
three-point shots that were made. The team
did not have great depth but it was able to go
through the season without having any
serious injuries and the starters were very
good. The team was coached by Scott
Wilson, Rhonda Scharf and Sam Santilli.
The Junior Varsity did not have as much
talent and did not do nearly as well as the
Varsity. The freshman team, however, had a
very good year which bodes well for the
future.

VARSITY GIRL'S BASKETBALL

TEAM

THEM

Lakewood

V.A.S.J.

Mayfield

North

TEAM

THEM

Lakewood

V.A.S.J.

Mayfield

North

Maple Hts.

Magnificat

St Joseph Acad.

Solon

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

Collinwood

South

North

Maple Hts.

South

Riverside

Bedford

V.A.S.J.

Brush

SEASON RECORD WON 17 LOST 3
G.C.C. RECORD WON 11 LOST 1
LEAGUE FINISH First (Tie)

Girl's Basketball

Delvonna Oliver practicing her ball handling before a
game.

JV GIRL'S BASKETBALL

TEAM

THEM

Lakewood

V.A.S.J.

Mayfield

North

Maple Hts.

Magnificat

St. Joseph Acad.

Solon

Bedford

Brush

Mayt~ield

Collinwood

South

North

Maple Hts.

South

Riverside

Bedford

V.A.S.J.

Brush

Above: Regina Smitli practicing her dribbling against
Walioko Hirata.

Right: Enisha Hawkins at the line while Tatiana
Webster, Tamika Drake and Jessica Locust wait for
the rebound

FRESHMAN GIRI,'S BASKETBALL

TEAM

THEM

Lakewood

Mayfield

North

Maple Hts

Beaumont

Stow

South

Bedford

Brush

North

Maple Hts.

South

Solon

29 5«s^i

Mayfield

39 -I

Brush

Bedford

Forfeit

SEASON RECORD WON 6 LOST 14
G.C.C. RECORD WON 4 LOST 8

SEASON RECORD WON 11 LOST 6
G.C.C. RECORD WON 9 LOST 3
LEAGUE FINISH Second (Tie)

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Top Left and Right: Suzanne Lucas and Charmaine Allen go up for a lay-up.

Above Left and Right: Regina Smith drives for a lay-up while Verea Bibbs takes a shot

from the outside.

Lett: Suzanne Lucas, Cliarmaine Allen, Shavon Bell, Regina Smith and Delvonna Oliver

defensing against Mayfield.

Girl's Basketball

Boy's soccer got booted

The 1997 Boy's Soccer team was a
disappointment after the excep
tional season they had two years
earlier. They ended the season with a 5-8-
3 record and 2-6-2 in the G.C.C. They
were not able to get it together and did
not score many goals throughout the
season. The team members tried hai'd but
there were just too many bad breaks that
occurred in many of the games and they
lost a lot of close games.

BOY'S SOCCER |

VARSITY

TEAM

THEM

VASJ

Perry

Lake Cath.

North

South

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

Nordonia
North

?i>.

W. Geauga

South

Bedford

Brush

Kirtland

Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON

5 LOST 8 TIE 3

G.C.C. RECORD WON 2

LOST 6 TIE 2

LEAGUE FINISH 5th

Boys Soccer. Row one: Josh Nagle. Kevin Welsh. Dave Kilkenney, Mario Marusic, Sean Trepels, Eric Ryan.
Row iwo: Coach Rob Heramb. David King, Ryan Heramb, John Wolchko, Greg Schonauer. Ryan Ptak.
Louis Feijoo, Oscar Sihonsa,. Row three: Tim Sacko, Chris Biehl, JeffSierputowski, Was Crane, Ryan Rufo.
Row four: Charlie Di Lalla. Scott Trepal, Oral Williams, Dino Zuzic, Jim Mc Clave, Pat Di Lalla, Frank
Mitstalski, Dan Fonovic. Row fi\e: Tony Basalla, Bryan Lennon, Rich Dotson, Jason Waina, Matt De Wine,
Michael Vcrch, Brandon Ptak.

Above left; Wes Crane dribbling the ball down against

the defender.

Above: Mario Marusic throwing the ball away from

the goal.

Above right: Steve Walker bringing the ball down the

field.

Right: Dave Kilkenney diving to stop a shot on goal.

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Varsity Girl's Soccer, Row one: Heather Pica, Jenea Weems. Row two: Coach
Dick Homovec, Katie Kolar, Allison Mc Clain, Erin Ryan, Sandra Mowery,
Megan Ballanger, Suzanne Lucas. Row three: Abby Biehl, Erin Flynt, Kathy
Blatnik, Maggie Jakse, Jamie Benak, Jill Swansegar. Row four: Angela Indiano,
Courtney Sharp, Dawn Merritt, Wendy Barker, Lisa Udovich, Melissa Waina,
Coach Mike Sustin.

J. V. Girl's Soccer, Row one: Heather Pica, Jenea Weems. Row two: Emily Duer,
Holly Douglas, Jennifer Rinella, Kim Swansegar, Latrice Weems, Jillian
Udovich. Row three: Gina Prodan, Carmen Rice, Susan King, Angela Indiano,
Katie Blazctic, Coach Dale Hollingsworth Row four: Tracy Martorello, Sarah
Kenny, Kelly Ruscin, Liz Montague, Janelle Colini.

Girl's stumble after last year

It was a difficult year for the lady panthers. After the last two
season's exceptional performances where they won the
conference, 1997 did not show as much production. Even
though many of the players from last year were back the team was
not able to dominate the other teams as they did in the past.
Because of this they ended the season with a 9-6-2 record and 4-3-
1 in the G.C.C. and ended up in third place in the conference. The
J. V. team ended their season with a 8-4-1 record.

VARSITY GIRL'S SOCCER

TEAM

THEM

Valley Forge
Kenston

4
2

4
3

Madison

Shaker Hts.

Cleve. Hts.

Brush

South

North

Mayfield
Parma

2
4

2
0

Brush

South

North

Mayfield
W. Geauga
South

0
3
6

1
0
0

Mentor

J. V. GIRL'S SOCCER

TEAM

THEM

Valley Forge

Cleve.Hts.

Shaker Hts.

Parma

Brush

North

Mayfield

Madison

Brush

North

Beachwood

Mayfield

W. Geauga

SEASON RECORD WON 9 LOST6

TIE 2

G.C.C. RECORD WON 4 LOST 3

TIEl

LEAGUE FINISH 3rd

SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST 4
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Above: Mary Tisi brings the ball down while Melissa Waina watches in the back.

Left: Courtney Sharp
with the ball followed by
Sandra Mowery and
Lisa Udovich in back.

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Skaters end season with a super

Second year coaches, Dick Homovec
and Frank Soltesz really made a
difference for the 1997-98 Euclid
Panther hockey team. After a 7-15 season
last year they became more focused and
finished with an 18-6 record this year and
finished second in the Blue South division.
The members played well together and
excellent shooting and good defending led
to many victories.

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Above: Josh Nagle getting ready for a face off while
Jim Duer waits for the shot.
I Above left; Joe Trobenter and Brian Zorman

bringing the puck down the ice.

Above: Brian Zorman and Tom Heuer fighting for

the puck.

Below: Tim Sacko getting ready to take a shot.

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HOCKEY

TEAM

THEM

Chagrin Falls
Bay Village
Garfield Hts.

5
4
10

7
3
1

Western Reserve

Normandy
Gil more

2
3

4
0

Elyria Cath.
Hudson

9
6

1
4

North Olmsted

Toledo St. Francis

Valley Forge

Chagrin Falls

Sylvania Southview

Gil more

Brooklyn
Western Reserve

3
6

2
3

Normandy

Elyria Cath.
Chagrin Falls

3
6

Brooklyn
Hudson

Lakewood

Kent Roosevelt

Kent Roose\elt

SEASON RECORD WON 18 LOST 6

BLUE SOUTH WON 12 LOST 4
LEAGUE FINISH 2nd

Above: Josh Nagle waiting in front of the goal to get a

shot.

Left:: Nick Tirabassi hoping to get the puck after the

face off.

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Hockey. Row one: Geoff Zevnik, captain. Brian Zorman, Coach, Dick Homovec. Emily Duer, Coach. Frank Soltesz. captain. Tom
Heuer, Mike Tirabassi. Row two: Jim Duer, Joe Trobenter, Matt Krutsch, Kevin Graham, Greg Schonauer, Dennis Disbrow. Row
three; Brett Stanic, Josh Nagle, Jim Mc Clave, Matt Robinson, Ed Ostrander, Dave Payerchin.

Above left: Brian Zorman scoring for
the Panthers.

Above: Mike Verch waiting for the face
off.

Left: Eddie Ostrander and Dave

Paverchin coming down the ice.

Hockey

Indoor Track gave athletes a chance to hone their skills

The Indoor Track team again had a
successful season. Usually the indoor
season was in preparation for the
outdoor meets in the Spring, but due to the
defeat of the school levy and the cancellation
of all Spring sports the indoor season was the
last competition that many of the athletes
participated in. Tom Gibbons and Orlando
Mason were the boy's coaches while Pete
Schwenke and Dick York were the girl's
coaches.

Boy's Indoor Track. Row one: Terrance Maddox, Devin Voll, Chris Moore, Dion Elie, William Buchannon
David King. Row two; Kevin Taksar, Mike Simenc, Ryan Mc Gill, Steve Modelski, Michael Tschantz,
Andrew Heath. Row three: Cecil Elliot, Dave Edmonda, Amin HarWIle, Van Monroe, Fudail Harrison, Ch
Rauscher, Coach. Orlando Mason.

Left: Will Buchannon and Terrance Maddox were
some of the good sprinters and hurdlers that the team
had.

The girls running around the track to warm up before the beginning of the meet

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The boys and the girls got together for a moment of
silence before the beginning of a meet.

Coach. Pete Schwenke spreads out pylons while Jill
Smialek and Jill Swansegar prepare for their races.

Girls Indoor Track, Row one: Ebony Wheeler, Erin Flynt, Nicole Eslick, Holly Douglas, Monica Bitner, Jamie
Comer, Nekima Hill. Row two: Nikki Church, Donna Fuller, Dawn Merritt, Althea Jones, Jenea Weems, Liz
Montague, Rebecca Borchert, Jill Swansegar. Row three: Coach Pete Schwenke, Candice Irvin, Jill Smialek,
Ursula Wein, Lindsay Appling, Coach Dick York.

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For the first time in many years.
Euclid High School had a woman's
gymnastics team. Last year, Wendy
Barker, competed as an independent.
This year, however, there was enough
interest to actually have a gymnastics
team. The team consisted of Row one:
Wendy Barker. Row two: Jennifer
Williams, Megan Lipiec, Dawn
Brazis. Row three: Coach. Tara
Crisp, Coach, Dawn Felker.

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The Euclid boy's swim team was not
able to duplicate last year's effort and
only managed to finish in a tie for
second place in the G.C.C. The boys worked
hard but a talented Mayfield team won all
their dual and the conference meet. The
Euclid boys had some good swimmers but
not enough good ones to go around. The
team was coached by Mr. Joe Rodriguez.

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Top: Captains, Nicole SchifTbauer, Patti Carpenter,
Chris Slagle, Georgian Perie, Jason Waina, Lori
Mitskavich, Bryan Scheider and Tina Peric getting
ready to swim.

Middle: Pat DiLalla doing the breast strol^e.
Bottom: Bryan Sclieider and Chris Slagle diving into
tlie water.

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Boys Swimming, Row one: Mike Slagle, Jesse Scheider, Milan Tomsic, Erin Ryan, Charles DiLalla. Row two
Jason Watkins, Mike Reilley, Pat DiLalla, Martin Tomsic, Matthew Garski, Mike Barnauskas, Dave
Kilkenney, Michael Tschantz, Chris Mayle. Row three: Coach, Martin Guzauskas, Sean Nelson, Chris Slagle,
Omid Takavoli, Jason Waina, Bryan Scheider, Michael Miklavcic, Ryan Smith, Coach, Joe Rodriguez.

GIRL'S SWIMMING

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TEAM

THEM

St. Ed.

125

Cleve, Hts,

123

Fairview

106

Mentor

118

Bedford

Maple Hts.

134

Brush

Mayfield

125

Berea Relays 2/6

G.C.C. Meet third

SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 2

G.C.C. RECORD WON 2 LOST 2

LEAGUE FINISH Second(Tie)

TEAM

THEM

Beaumont

123

Cleve. Hts.

103

Fairview

121

Mentor

Bedford

119

Maple Hts.

147

Brush

Mayfield

102

G.C.C. Conference Meet 2nd place
SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 3
G.C.C. RECORD WON 2 LOST 2
LEAGUE FINISH Second

Sarah Osterman dives into the water to begin her event.

Neither team able to
duplicate last year's championships

Despite the efforts of the upperclass
men. the lady panther swim team
suffered a disappointing season.
Coached by Mrs. Joan Bush and led by
senior captains Patti Carpenter, Lori
Mitskavich and Georgian Peric, the team
finished with a 5-3 record overall and 2-2 in
the G.C.C. Next year will hopefully bring a
better record.

-Lori Mitskavich

Girl's Swimming. Row one: Ali Gundic, Melissa Breeding, Gail Mc Kay, Vicki Bowser, Colleen Fee, Ann
Peric. Row two: Regina Williams, Dawn Merritt, Georgian Peric, Jessica Scott, Robyn Arp, Michelle Wilson.
Row three: Coach Martin Guzauskas,Patricia Carpenter, Mari Tisi, Kirsten Knauss, Bridgette Resnik, Nicole
Shiffbauer, Tina Peric, Coach Joan Bush. Row four: Julia Sergo, Sara Osterman, Julie Stobierski, Rachel
Lewand, Lori Mitskavich, Kelly Ruskin. .

Top: Bryan Scheider and Chris Slagle making their
start from the pool wall.

Above: Kirsten Knauss working on her backstroke.

Top: Nikole Schiffbauer, Jessica Scott and Rachel

Lewand resting after practicing some laps.

Above: Kelly Ruscin practicing her entry into the pool.

Top: Georgian Peric doing the breastroke.

Above: Lori Mitskavich and Georgian Peric diving

into the pool.

Swimmina

Varsity Football Cheerleaders, Row
one: Lauren Arnold, Christy
Peacock. Row two: Natalie Beck,
Abby Stanic, Jennifer Rys. Row
three; Michelle Hising, Kelly
Gavin, Margaret Corcoran, Leah
Cherne.

Freshman Football Cheerleaders. Row one: Michelle Fine, Jenny
Kapeluch Row two: Jamie Huffman, Lindsey Beck, Megan
Stefanac. Row three: Kendra Smith, Elizabeth Scheurman.

J.V. Football Cheerleaders. Row one: Kelly Baylog. Nicole Samsa. Row two: Abby Morris, Liz 1
Skok, Allison Penko. Row three: Katherine Streiff, Dawn Braizes. Row four: Adviser, Mary
Ann Peters.

Cheerleaders add spirit to football and basketball

The cheerleaders were the hard
working girls who led the cheer for
the football and basketball players
on the field and on the court. The tried to
get the fans involved in the games so the
players would be inspired to do the best
they could. They went to every game and
practiced hard perfecting their routines.

Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Row one:
Christy Peacock, Lauren Arnold. Row two:
Kelly Gavin, Natalie Beck, Matrika
Johnson. Row three; Abby Stanic, Leah
Cherne, Michelle Heising, Karen Leniieux.

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J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders, Row one: Kelly Baylog,
NicolAbby Morris, Liz SkokNatalie Beck, Amy
Ficere Row three: Angela Indiano, Allison Penko.

Freshman Basketball Cheerleadder.s. Row one: Jenny Kapeluch,
Lindsey Beck, Michelle Fine. Row two: Jamie Huffman, Kim
Swansegar, Megan Zupancic Row three: Kendra Smith, Elizabeth
Scheurman.

Amie Ficere, Jennifer Rys, Leah Cherne, Michelle Heising, Abby
Stanic, Natalie Beck and Regina Cadovec cheering on the J. V. team in
the rain.

Cheerleaders

Jenny Cicco and Megan
Lipiec are the student directors
of the Marching Band.

The Marching Band lines up on
the football field before the
game to form a line for the
football players to run through.

A course in computers is a
useful way to take a class.

Jennifer Davies and Amey
Griffin enjoy the action that
they get from the Marching
Band

Emile Baker, Michelle
Wilson, Jonies Roth and
Melissa Medlen believe that
they have the answers to many
of the world's problems and
want to change the world.

Kim Kosovich likes to show
everyone how she can twirl her
baton during the Majorette
performances.

Flag Corps members. Bethanie
Fine, April Dworning,
Christie Ewing, Michelle
Wilson, Jenny Willis,
Marissa Mukavetz, Shannon
Clark, Vicky Yarish, Kristen
Urban and Shannon Glatz
like to show their enthusiasm
during the football games.

Leah Cherne and Michelle

Hising enjoy being a
cheerleader during the Fall and
Winter sports seasons.

Students participate in many
activities during their class
times.

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There are many activities that students at Euclid
can participate in if they have the desire. Some
groups meet during the school day, others after
school and still others meet in the evening. Whatever a
student's interests ai-e, there is usually a group that the
student can belong to and find companionship.

The East 222nd Street Jazz Band was
directed by Ms. Diane Tizzano and
would practice in the evenings after
Marching Band season was over. They
presented their annual winter concert on
December 15 with the Gospel Choir. They
also gave some day concerts.

Jazz Band, Row one: Jean De Wine,
Tim Day, Mike Zielinski, James
Powell, Amy Weinbrecht, Row two:
Megan Lipiec, Steve Paternite, Amy
Burya, Frank De Luca, Martin
Tomsic, Marques Mc Millian, Rob
Walsh, Conductor, Ms. Diane
Tizzano. Row three: Dan Giancola.
Mike Reilly, Nick Tirabassi, Dave
Kass, Ryan Farkas, Jenny Emser,
Jason Skok, Milan Tomsic.

Amy Weinbrecht and Amy Burya have a lot
of fun playing in the Jazz Band.

Jazz Band

Frank De Luca,
Dan Giancola and
Rob Walsh

getting ready to
supply the
percussion section
for the Jazz Band.

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The Orchestra gave it's annual winter
concert on December 18, 1996. The
students practiced for many months to
perform their numbers so well. The Orches-
tra was directed by Mrs. Cathy Vetovetz.

Orchestra. Row one: Karen
Salisbury, Jacqueline Young, Mike
Lawrence, Kristin Knauss, Tamika
Drake, Allison Abicunas, Kelly
Wise, Diane Duke. Row two:
Georgian Peric, Jennifer Poulos,
Niki Yannaras, Julie Thompson,
Kim Kosovich, Samantha Koerber,
Jennifer Kosovich, Emilie Baker,
De Arlen Green. Row three. Glen
Ramdhan, Steve Sabo, Jenny
Kmser, Abby Biehl, Christine
Pcttard, Megan Lipiec, Amanda
Price. Row four: Director, Mrs.
Cathy Vetovetz, Kathryn Streiff,
Shawn Joyce, Steve Patternite,
Marcus Mc Millan. Amy Weinbre-
cht, Rob Foster, Jenny Cicco. Row
five: Nick Mc Gill, Phillip, Chris
Mavle, Melissa Krivacic

Mike Reilly, Dave Kass, Ryan Farkas and Jenny
Em.ser practicing their music.

Orchestra

Marching Band did more than play at football games

Usually the Marching Band
performed at all of the football
games and made a few extra
appearances for concerts and similar
activities at school. But this year, the
band had many more opportunities for
showcasing its talent. In the fall, the band
traveled to Vermilion, Ohio to play in the
annual Woolybear festival which was
sponsored by Channel 8, whose weather-
man, Dick Goddard, organizes the event.
In one of the more exciting performances
of the year, the band was invited to play
in the Indians, World Series parade. The
members departed from their traditional
blue and gold uniforms and instead
dressed completely in Indians parapher-
nalia including face paint. The biggest
trip of the year, however, came in
November, when they travelled to
Disneyworld in Orlando, Florida to
perform in a parade in the Magic King-
dom. The band raised money for this trip
and prepared for it for two years, so it
was very exciting when it finally came. It
was a good way to end the 1997 March-
ing Band season.
-Amy Weinbrecht

Mike Reilly, Mike Zielinski and Martin Tomsic and

the rest of the hand dressed up for Halloween since the
game with Brush was played on October 31.

Saraii Lipiec, Angela Tucci, Glen Ramdhan, Martin Tomsic and Dawn Cicco playing before the game.

Marching Band, Row one: Mike Zielinski, Matthew Hiscott, Dave Solema, Mario Shy, Rob Walsh, Megan Lipiec, Dave Giancola, jenny Cicco, Mike Verch, Nick
Mc Gill, Vennie Palmer, Timothy Shcehan, Nicholas Tirabassi. Row two: Lisa Mc Leod, Steve Larsen, Christie Peacock, Brian Lennon, Dan Slepsky, Mark
Moster, Diane Tizzano, Molly Miller, Stephanie Goodman, Christine Gecewich. Row three: Christie Berkheimer. Jaime Powell. Melissa Medlen, Amey Griffin,
Dana Vanesky, Dawn Cicco, Shawn Joyce, Michaelynn Heuten, Angela Tucci, Antonina Fiorelli, Paime Paige, Carmen Rice Row four: Shana Miklavic, Julie
Thompson, Aprielle Woods, Christine Pittard, Martin Tomsic, Karen Lcmieux, Jean De W ine, Beth Streiff, Amy Burya, Ahby Biehl, Jenni Emser, \alerie
Carcasci, Jennifer Kosovich. Row five: Karen Hanson, Mike Rcilly, David Kilkenney, Milan Tomsic, Steve Paternite, Amy W einbrecht. Marques Mac Millan,
Glen Ramdhen, Jenny Davies, Richie Rohl, Mandi Kane, Jackie Poike, Sarah Lipiec. Row six: Jessica Scott, Amanda Price, Kelly Hanson, James Roth, Mike
Ray, Chris Mayle, Matt Speer, Ryan Mc Gill, Marsha Rainey, Ada Cunningham, Jen Rys, Tara Sparrows, James Davies, Elizabeth Scheurman, Kendra Smith
Row seven: Marissa Mukavctz, Chad Henderson, Sean Lennon, Jason Skok, Tim Day, Ryan Farkas, Owen Strodtbeck, Geoff Englebrecht, Brian Cocherell, Sean
Lennon, Nancy Miklowski, Jon Gudaitis, Dino Zuzic, Jeff Evans, Kim Kosovich, Shannon Clark. Row eight: \icki Yarish, Kristin Urban, Michelle W ilson.
Celeste Armstrong, Tequila Wright, Erika Dennis, April Dworning, Nicole Jackson, Jennifer Barker. Rachel Eiding, Christie Ewing. Shannon Glatz, La Shawn
Mc Griff, Bethany Fine, Rachel Smicklas, Tabitha Polachek, Liz Copic, Emilie Baker, Jennifer Willis.

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Above: Band members playing on the lield.

Left: The band on the track ready to go back to the
stands after their performance.

MarchiiiH Band

Flag Corps waves their flags while on the field

Euclid's 1997-98 Flag Corps began
their season in August when they
began practicing with the March-
ing Band and the Majorettes. With
captains Shannon Clark and Marissa
Mukavetz the corps took on a fun and
challenging year. The Corps consisted of
girls that were interested in marching
and waving their flags at all of Euclid's
football games, various parades, and
festivals. When their 4 months of long,
hard dedication had come to a conclu-
sion, it was time to say their good byes
to the end of yet another great season.
Everyone was sad to see the seniors
leave but the underclassmen moved up
to take their places in the program.

Flag Corps. Row one: Marissa Mukavetz, Shannon Clark. Row two: Jenni Willis, Vicki Urich. Row three:
Bethany Fine, Emilie Baker, Celeste Armstrong, Kristen Urbin, Michelle Wilson. Row four: Erica Dennis,
Tabitha Polachek, Tequila Write, Rachel Smicklas, Lashawn Boswell. Row five: Crissy Eiding, April
Dworning, Rachel Eiding, Jennifer Barker, Nicole Jackson, Shannon Clark.

Shannon Clark and Vicki Yarish moving their flags
to the music during a halftime ceremony.

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Rachel Smicklas and Shannon Glatz ha\e enjoyed

being with each other in the Flag Corps throughout the

season.

Michelle Wilson, Jenny Willis, Marissa Mukavetz,

Shannon Clark, Vicki Yarish, Kristen Urban and

Shannon Glatz dancina to one of the halftime sonas.

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Majorettes twirl their batons on the field

The majorettes for the 1997-98
season included: Captain and
feature twirler, senior Christy
Peacock, captains, senior, Christy
Gecewich and junior Jessica Scott.
Other squad members included senior,
Kim Kosovich. juniors, Shana
Miklavcic and Karen Hanson, sopho-
mores Kristy Berkheimer and Jennifer
Kosovich and freshman Kendra Smith.
They performed at all the football games
and accompanied the Marching Band on
all the trips that it made. The girls began
practicing during the summer and
worked throughout the season. It was an
enjoyable experience for all.
-Kim Kosovich

Majorettes. Row one: Christy Peacock, Christ) Gecewich. Row two: Jessica Scott. Shana Mililavcic. R
three: Kim Kosovich, Kendra Smith, Kristy Berkheimer, Jen Kosovich. Row four: Karen Hanson.

Above left: Majorettes dancing at the game.

Above: Jessica Scott, Karen Hanson, Kim Kosovich

and Jennifer Kosovich came in costume to the

Halloween evening game.

Left: Shana Miklavcic, Christy Peacock, Karen

Hanson, Kristy Berkheimer, Kendra Smith and Jen

Kosov ich performing before a game.

Feature Tu irler. Christy Peacock, performing before
the same beiiins.

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The choirs put mood into their music

The Choral Masters and the
Choraliers spent their Fall
preparing for their annual
Winter Concert which was
presented on the evening of
December 18 in the auditorium.
The Varsity Chorale also pre-
sented their concert on December
18.

Choraliers, Row one: Stephanie Hughes, Jenny Capretta, Melissa Breeding, Ashleigh Carr, Amy Bear, Maureen
Courtney, Shannon Mc Collum, Vicl<i Bowser, Jessica Bowser. Row two: Director Diane Tizzano, Brandy Lesko,
Makeshia Price, Candace Howard, Amy Bachmann. Meghan Wise, Tanya Dorsey, Director, Mrs Petri..

Choral Masters, Row one: Kellie Wise, Terese Smith, Tayonna Davis, Lakeith Thomas, Dianca Reese, David Gilbert,
Adrienne Conchan, Shannon Mc Peek, Laurel Kuhen, Michelle Fine. Row two: Stephanie Kazar, Maria Hall, Katana
Batz, Monique Aldrige, Jim Mc Clave, Michael Mc Donald, Ryan Mc Gill, James Davis, Sarah Kenny, Susan King,
Liz Copic. Row three: Bethany Fine, Krista Shaw, Dawn Attwood, Katie Collins, Jen Davis, Jason Short, Alisha Burr,
Chris Mayle, Desmond Johnson, Nicole Kolenc. Row four: Nicole Cranow, Phil Kaminski, John Smarsh, Laquonta
Lewis, Deanna Carr, Alex Brinovec, Lequisha Balliday, Directors, Bea Grushcow and Ken Ferlito.

Mike Mc Donald, Sarah Keller and Jim Mc Clave and Nadine Kontra,
Shannon Mc Peek, Ryan Mc Gill and Liz Copic are all enjoying themselves
before their concert is about to heain.

Choraliers. Choral Masters

Varsity Chorale puts on a show for the audience

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The Varsity Chorale was a group of
musically talented students who
sang and danced at performances
throughout the year. They were directed
by Bea Grushcow and Ken Ferlito and
participated in many shows throughout
the school year so they developed into a
close knit group. One of their concerts
was with the Choraliers and Choral
Masters and Orchestra on December 18.

Varsity Chorale. Row one: Nicole Samsa, .Jessica Hendricl^son. .Ion Hoinski, Leati Ctierne, Milte Lawrence.
Row two: Crystal Jamerson, David King, Kim Kosovich, Mike Paoloni, Jean De Wine, Nate Dore, Candace
Longshaw, Jessica Locust. Row three: Chris Zielinski, Sarah Keller, Desmond Johnson, Liz Montague, Jason
Watkins, Andrew Walker, Chris Mayle, Dan Seifried, Jenna Kuklica, Kirsten Knauss.

Varsity Chorale girls and boys dancing to the music

Jean De Wine, Nate Dore and Crystal Jamerson

practicing their number before their Winter Concert.

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Above: Andrew Walker, Jean De Wine, Kim Kosovich, Mike Paoloni and Kristen
Knauss singing together.

Left: Leah Cherne being lifted by Andrew Walker while practicing
for their concert.

Varsity Chorale

Voices of New Life Choir puts on annual winter concert

The members of the Voices of New
Life Choir gave their annual
concert along with the East 222nd
St. Stage Band on December 15, 1997 in
the auditorium. The choir was directed by
Mr. Clifford Beasley and practiced after
school throughout the Fall in preparation
for the concert. Members of the Voices of
New Life Choir included Monique
Aldridge, Tiffany Anderson, Verea
Bibbs, Cliristina Burrell, Shawntee
Clay, Keyanlia Davis, Tayonna Davis,

Ericl^a Dennis, Autumn Ducliwortli,
Petrice Evans, Asiha Floyd, Sheereeda
Floyd, Donna Fuller, Felicia Fuller,
Chaclty Gillium, Kandasha Glenn,
Antoine Goodwin, Erica Grant, Chrissy
Green, Eabonie Harrington, Latisha
Heath, Jaonza Hicks, Russell Howard,
Diane Hutchins, Denise Ingram, Mercedes
Ivey, Tiffany Ivey, Crystal Jamerson,
Desmond Johnson, Gabrielle Johnson,
Gabrielle Kelly, Ashley Kenner, Jessica
Locust, Melissa Longo, Lamar Mc

Kinney, Quitashia Miles, Courtney Mills,
Jackie Montgomery, Cordell Morris,
Shirli Morris, Amber Norris, Vennie
Palmer, LeeRoy Panneli, Katrina Parker,
Omega Parker, Makeshia Price, Alicia
Rennix, Alan Rice, Carmen Rice, Shayla
Smith, Tara Sparrow, Nicole Terrence,
Janiece Thompson, Lakeshia Walker,
Latrice Weems, Chanita Wells, Coretta
Wells, Ebony Wheeler, Vernadette White
Jasmine Wilson, Suzanne Winter.

Right: Mr. Clifford
Beasley accompaning
the Voices of New Life
Choir before their
performance.

3elow Right: Members
practicing before it is
time to go on stage.

Below: Before their
performance, the
members joined hands
in a giant circle and
prayed for each other.

Concert Band allows

students to show their musical abilities

Concert Band, Row one: Rob Walsh, Vinnie Palmer, Melissa Shy, Brian Lennon, Dave Solema, Nick Mc Gill,
Mark Moster, Mario Sigh, Dan Slepsky. Row two: Ada Cunningham, Tara Sparrows, Valerie Cancasci,
Dawn Cicco, Ashleigh Carr, Elizabeth Scheurman, Amanda Kane, Christine Pittard, Matrika Johnson.
Karen Lemieux, Amanda Price. Row three: Nanci Miklowski, Jen Rys, Jenny Cicco, Antonina Fiorelli. Kelly
Hanson, Amey Griffin, Jamie Paige, Michaelynn Heaton, Shaun Joyce, Jackie Poike, Carmen Rice. Ryan Mc
Gill, Erica Witten, Chad Henderson, Tim Day, Owen Strodtbeck. Row four: Melissa Medlen, James Roth,
Abby Biehl, Gilla Kay, Dana Veneskey, Meggie Mama, Angela Tucci, Milan Tomsic, Glen Ramdhan, Ryan
Farkas, Mike Zielinski, Director. Diane Tizzano. Row five: Jennifer Davies, Sean Lennon, Jonathan Gudaitis,
Shaun Holness, Jason Skok, Matt Spear, Sara Lipiec, James Davies, Jeff Evans, Mike Reilley, Jennifer
Emser, Molly Miller. Row six: Michael Ray, Chris Mayle, Nick Tirabassi, Amy Weinbrecht, Michael Verch,
Matt Hiscott, Tim Sheehan, Steve Paternite, Martin Tomsic, Brian Cocherell, Dino Zuzic, Jean De Wine,
Dave Kilkenney, James Powell, Goeffrey Englebrecht.

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Under the direction of Diane Tizzano
and assistant director Molly Miller,
the Euclid High Concert Band
consistently excelled during the 1997-98
school year. The Band's portfolio of songs
contained traditional and modem pieces.
Everything from Mozart's Abduction From
the Seraglio to Ralph Raymond Hays' A
Disney Tribute was played by this excep-
tional band. Even though their concerts were
few and far between due to budget cuts, the
band managed to maintain their school spirit
and enthusiasm throughout the year.
-Amv Burya

Martin Tomsic and Amy Weinbrecht getting ready to

practice.

Left and Below: Concert Band students practicing for

their performances.

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Office Aides help the school run smoothly

A secretaries work was never done
but with the help of students the
load was greatly lessened. Every
day, students who gave up their study
halls, helped the staff with filing, atten-
dance or many other odd jobs. They were
always running around in the halls on
missions for counselors or principals or
secretaries. They helped to make the
staff's work easier.

Courtney Sharp, Michelle Heising, Beth Streiff,
Nicki Schiffbauer, Lynne Stern and Melissa
Breeding helping out around the offices.

Office Aides/Peer Tutors

Erin Flynt, Allison Hrovat, Christy Peacock,
Terry Kontra and Jill Swansegar, Brian Zorman
and Terry Kontra, Lauren Arnold, Erin Flynt and
Margaret Corcoran, Erin Flynt, Lauren Arnold
and Dan Seifried and Jessica Serwatka, Angela
Grida and Courtney Highland, Jenea Weems and
Rachel Dixon, Janelle Colini and Niki Sams and
Christy Peacock all helping the offices work better.
Right: Students sighning up to be Peer Tutors to
help students having trouble in classes.

N.J.R.O.T.C. helps students get to college

Four years ago the Euclid chapter of
the Naval Junior Reserve Officers
Training Corps was founded at
Euclid High School. The program gave
students a chance to learn about the
Navy and to learn about themselves.
They participated in programs within the
school by being guides during Parent-
Teacher conferences and were color
guards during football and basketball
games. They went on trips to other
schools and had competitions with other
groups. The program enabled them to
advance when they enrolled in college
and secure funds for further education.

Top: Students learning how to march correctly.

Middle: Valerie Van Ho, Erik Freeman, Christina

Burrell and Christopher Litwinowicz being a color

guard at a football game.

Above: Alan Rice, Milte Hartson, Matt Giliessen and

Sean Hodge were color guards at the Blue Angel

assembly.

Top: Melissa Breeding, Rachel Dixon, Erik
Freeman, Thomas Hartley and Ed Farrell being
helpful during Open House.

Above: Eric Freeman and John Sanderson practicing
their drill techniques.

Erik Freeman, Matthew Gilles.sen, Richard
Gecewich and John Sanderson were color guards at a
basketball game.

N.J.R.O.T.C.

The National Honor Society
consisted of students who had high
academic achievement as well as
being involved in many activities both
within and outside the school. In order to
be a member a student had to be above
average in grades, citizenship, character
and service. The members helped out
during the year by acting as guides during
some programs and other activities. The
advisers for the group were Ms. Lisa
Howell and Ms. Maria Clinkscales.

Right: NHS president. Patricia Carpenter, shows the

proper use of eating utensils while waitint to be served

at the induction luncheon.

Far right; NHS members discussing what will be done

in the future at one of their meetings.

Below right: Nikki Yannaras, Jeff Cahill, Joiin

Fuduric, Ryan Heramb, Kristin Kascali, Christy

Peacoclt, Jessica Serwatka, Allen Slamic and

Courtney Strah being inducted into NHS.

Below and bottom: NHS members enjoying their

induction luncheon in the library.

National Honor Society
students are highly motivated

National Honor Society. Row one: Kristin Kascalv, Martin Tomsic. Jason Waina. Micliael Miklavcic, Steve
Yannaras. Maria Williams. Row two: Allen Slamic, Lori .Mitskavich. .Allison Hrovat. Lisa Udovich, Karen
Lemieux, Katy Carmichael. Melanie Fuller, Amy Salupo. Row three: Ryan Farkas, Vanessa Gallman, Katy
Kunsman, Patricia Carpenter. Erin Patterson, Dan Seifried, Susan King Row lour: Darrius Durr, Jessica
Serwatka, Christy Peacock, Jon Hoinski. Megan Lipiec, Katie Collins, Wendy Barker, Ahby Stanic. Row
five: Julie Thompson, Melissa Medlen, Amanda Price, Lynne Stern. Row six: Gina Prodan, Erin Reilley,
Jenna Kuklica, Rick Bartel. Row seven: Lauren .Arnold. Leah Cherne. Niki Sams. Nikki Yannaras. Row
eight: Brian Scheider. Courtney Strah, Shannon Ivancic, Megan Novinc. Row nine: Jill Swansegar, Allison
Metti, Alex Brinovec, Katie Dobucki. Row ten: Jennifer Grabianowski. Kevin Carse, Karen Salisbury. Karen
Hanson. Row eleven: Chanel Lockett. Kristina Brewer. Row twelve: Shaun Holness, Anthony Castrovince,
Dave Solema.

Above: NHS members at the indtiction luncheon in the
library.

Above left: Shamuire Spivey. Patricia Carpenter and
Lisa Udovich running one of the meetings.

Left: Lisa Udovich passing out carnations to the junior
candidates.

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Ski Club had a fun
time despite warm winter

Fifty-three Euclid students ventured
out to Brandywine Ski Resort each
Thursday evening during January
and February and enjoyed the fun of sHding
down the hills on either skis or
snowboards. Even though the Winter of
1997-98 was one of the warmest on record
there was good skiing due to the tremen-
dous snowmaking capacity at the ski areas.
The warm weather meant that while the
slopes were covered with snow, those
people skiing, or snowboarding did not
have to suffer through subzero chill factors.
A dramatic increase in the number of
snowboarders this year kept the ski club at
Brandywine where they have a half pipe
and other snowboarding toys. Whether the
snowy slope enthusiasts were skiing or
snowboarding, they were able to have a fun
time in the Winter.

-Gina Prodan

Ski Club members, Gina Prodan, Oral Williams,
Fred Dworning, Jason Watkins, Allison Metti, Steve
Cozart, Amanda Price, Julie Thompson, Shannon
Setser, Amy Ficere, Shana Miklavcic, Dan
Fitzpatrick, Dave Cerne, Juan Hernandez, Ryan
Smith, Jeff Sierputowski, Matt Krutsch, Dennis
Disbrow, Ryan Maloney, Rich Dotson, Matt
O'Hara, Nick Tirabassi, Pat Finnegan, Megan
Ballanger and Greg Schanouer on the bus out to
Brandywine anticipating a fun time on the slopes.

Gina Prodan, Oral Williams and Andrew Walker on

the hill with their snowboards.

Ski Club

Above Left: Nick Tirabassi, Shana Miklavcic,

Michelle Knistautas, Shannon Setser, Amy Ficere,

Ryan Maloney and Christina Browski ready to go out

after getting their equipment.

Above: Pat Gutbrod, Megan Ballanger, Andrew

Walker and Melissa Waina getting dressed.

Above Right: Matt Krutsch, Dennis Disbrow, Shana

Miklavcic, Shannon Setser and Christine Browski

ready for their lesson.

Left: Jill Swansegar, Brian Zorman, Karen Lemieux

and Pat Gutbrod getting ready to ski.

Right: Allison Metti, Julie Thompson, Amanda

Price, Derek Malenda and Mike Babuder getting

ready to learn about skiing and snowboarding.

Wai Napolo
worked on swimming together

Wai Napolo: Elizabeth Scheurman, Kelly Hanson, Jennifer Davies, Dana Majer, Lynne Stern, Jennifer
Emser, Lisa Basalla, Amanda Price, Chrissy Ewing, Liz Copic. Not pictured. Erin Herzberg, Nicole Kolenc,
Ananda Kane.

Wai Napolo was a group of girls
who enjoyed swimming together.
The purpose of synchronized
swimming was to swim together to music.
They were scheduled to put on their annual
swim show in the Spring but due to the loss

of the school levy for the fourth time in
February all sports, bussing and activities
were cancelled so the girls were not able to
put on their show. Mrs. Heather Koczur
and Ms. Lisa Kurlander were the advisers
for the group.

Far left: Chrissy Ewing,
Jen Davies, Dana
Majer, Amanda Price,
Jennifer Emser, Lynne
Stern, Kelly Hanson,
Elizabeth Scheurman
and Lisa Basalla
practicing their
formations in tlie water.

Left: The Wai Napolo
girls listening to
Advisers. Mrs. Heather
Koczur and Ms. Lisa
Kurlander explain what
they should be doing.

Far Left: Dan Fitzpatrick and Dave Cerne waiting for

their ski lesson to form.

Left: Liz Copic, Kelly Hanson, Elizabeth Scheurman,

Chrissy Ewing, Jen Davies, Dana Majer, Jennifer

Emser, Lynne Stern, Lisa Basalla and Amanda Price

practicing their numbers on land before going into the

water.

Wai Napolo

A.F.S. helps students learn about other countries

The purpose of the American Field
Service Club(A.F.S.) was to give
students a chance to see how
students from other cultures lived. The
club usually hosted a foreign exchange
student while they visited the United
States and they would usually visit other
clubs in other states so they could interact
with students of other cultures. Mrs.
Barbara Ramlow and Ms. Jane Addis
were the advisers for the club.

Melissa Bartchak and Ingrid Orlic showing
information about A.F.S. to parents during Open
House.

A.F.S Club, Row one: Wakako Hirata, Celeste Armstrong, Matrika Johnson, Gabrielle Kelly, Michelle Fine.
Row two: Kristin Clark, .Jackie Poike, Karen Lemieux. Row three: Megan Ballanger, Lisa Basalla, Alisha
Burr. Row four: Natalie Beck, Liz Skok, Mandy Kane. Row five: Ingrid Orlic, Melissa Rhylchik, Ursula
Wein, Sesame Winter, Katy Carmichael.

Above: Katy Carmichael and Ingrid Orlic discuss
plans for the trip to visit another school with advisers
Mrs. Barbara Ramlow and Ms. Jane Addis.

Right Above and Below: A.F.S. members learn what is
going to be happening throughout the year.

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World Changers want to pray for a better world

World Changers was a group of
students who tried to reinforfe
Christian values among their
members. They met before school and
would discuss religion and pray together.

World Changers had a prayer around the llagpole one
morning during the Fall.

Lett: Antoinette Aquilla. .Jen Davies, Sean Lennon,
Matt Gor.se, Mandy Kane, Erica Scaparotti, Chris
Mayle, Amey Griffin, Kristin Clarli and Angela
Tucci meeting together to learn ahout others.

Below: Leaders. Jackie Pollie and Emilie Baker
discuss problems with Aaron Smith, Celeste
Armstrong, Devon Voll and Shannon (liatz

Science Olympiacs gives students a chance to compete in science against other schools

The Science Olympic team was a
group of students that were
interested in science and competed
in many events with other schools in the
Spring at Case Western Reserve Univer-
sity. In some events they had to build
things that they would then use to
compete with the other schools. In other
events they had to do some sort of science
experiment to separate something or
identify something. Mrs. Christine
Torrelli was the adviser for the group.

Mrs. Christine Torrelli gives out event information to
Kelly Hanson, Ben Whittaker, Amy Weinbrecht,
Mike Tschantz, Mike Paoloni, Ken VVardcIl and
Allison Metti.

World Changers/
Science Olympiacs

S.A.V.E. hopes to help the environment

The students who were active in
Students Against Violating the
Environment(S.A.V.E.) were
dedicated to helping make the earth's
resources last longer. They collected
aluminum can for recycling and learned
about ways that would conserve resources.
Mrs. Chris Torrelli was the adviser for the
group.

S.A.V.E. members decidmg what they will be doing for
the club.

Adviser. Mrs. Chris Torrelli, talks to some members of the S.A.V.E. club about what to expect throughout the
year.

K.O.T.B. helps students learn about people who are different

Kids On The Block(K.O.T.B.) was
an organization that tried to get
students to look at other people
in a more favorable light. The students
used puppets to put on skits in which
there were different types of people for
the elementary and middle schools. The
idea was for the students to look at the
similarities in people rather than their
differences.

Above: K.O.T.B. members learning about what they
will be doing in the club.

Left: Stephanie Hughes and Jessica Hendrickson

practicing with the puppets that they will be using
for their presentations.

Right: Mrs. Ellen Klein explains what is going to
happen throughout the year to the K.O.T.B.
members.

F.T.A. helps students learn about education

^ ^Are you interested in becoming a
teacher?" If so. Future Teachers of
America(F.T.A.) was for you. The
purpose was to introduce students to the
field of education. The members learned
about many of the aspects of education
and what goes on during the day. Mrs.
Kathy Pasquale was the adviser for the
group.

F.E.A. members. Melissa Shea, Mary Tracy,
Christine Metti. and Sara Hufnagle at the F.E.A.
display at Open House.

Clinic Aides helps students who are sick

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Clinic Aides helped out by running
errands and giving a hand when and
however they could. When a student
was hurt and had to be sent home, the aides
got anything that needed to be sent home.
Although they couldn't help the injured person
they were able to fill ice bags, give out band-
aids and take temperatures. They were greatly
appreciated by the health aides, Mrs. Dona
Schultz and Mrs. Mickey Segulin.

Above: Katy Kunsman helping Mrs. Dona
Schuiz take care of her records in the clinic.

Left: Cultural Club members, Kim Kosovich,
Elizabeth Vurusic, Jennifer Kosovich and
Ursula Wein were all dressed up traditional
clothing for the Open House.

Lynne Stern helping take care of a sick person in the
clinic.

F.T.A./Clinic Aides

The Vocational Automotives program helps students to be auto mechanics

Vocational Automotives was a
program that enables students to
learn how to repair automobiles.
Students began as juniors and learned the
basics of auto repairs. As seniors they
learned more about the systems in a car
and how to troubleshoot problems and be
a good auto mechanic. Mr. Tony
Roztnan was the new instructor in the
program due to the retirement of Mr. Ray
Montani.

Sliiioi Vocational Automotives: Ronnie Edmonds, Terrance Watson, Emmanuel Burton, Donte Thomas, .Sean
DIugos, Keith Roberts, instructor. Mr. Tony Rozman.

Junior Vocational Automotives. Row one: Dclanoe Harris, ,Ioel Edwardsen, Lawrence Jones, Demond Stevens,
Steve Dawson, Mike Christopher. Row two: Brian Leben, Jason Linton, Deshaun Lewis, Atini Ransaw. Row

j^, three: Will Nelson, Stephen Walker, David Locich, Matt Konchan, Ben Halstead, Craig Hatcher, Almeda

\ Herrick, Erin Tanner, Instructor. Mr. Tony Rozman.

Above Left; Donte Thomas worl^ing hard on an
engine in order to get it to run.

Left: Emanuel Burton inspecting the steering
linkage on a front end to see if any work needs to be
done.

Right: Keith Roberts and Joel Stavange deciding
what has to be done on the engine.

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Art program
prepares students for graphics designs

Students in the Commercial Art
program learned about drawing and
making things that looked nice.
They developed portfolios that they could
use when they were seeking employment.
The program was instructed by Mrs. Edie
Mellen.

Commercial Art, Row one: Instructor. Mrs Edie Mellen, Naja Weeams, Vaniro Prokop. Niki Strukel. .\my
Howell, Romero Howard, Erinn Delaney, Greg Meyers Row two: Matt O'Hara, Tony Pennza, Lia Ledford.
Deshaun Cousette, Mike Boothe, Rayshaun Bailey, Michael Miller, Nick Shyree.

Deshawn Cousette, Romero Howard and Leah
Ledford working on their projects during their art

class.

Cooperative Business Education enables students to work in the office environment

Cooperative Business Education
(CBE) was a program in which
students attended school in the
morning and worked in an office in the
afternoon. Each of the students knew how
to type and learned other skills such as
word processing using Microsoft Word
software, interviewing procedures, filing,
machine transcription, electronic calcula-
tor, telephone techniques and human
relations skills. Cleveland Range,
Linderme Tube, B & B Appliance,
Kollander Travel, and Euclid Steel and
Wire were some of the employers who
were training students this year. Mrs.
Ellen Klein was the instructor for the

CBE: Kelly Taylor, Maureen Mc Cluskcy, Ivana Simicevic, Theresa Zellhofer, Amanda Meyer, Shalyn ° "'

Thomas, Christine Barquinero, La Kesha Taylor, Adrienne Willis, Chameka Brooks, Tiffany Hurt,
Christine Sanelli, Rebecca Crismor, Nina Parrino, Nicole Patterson, Instructor, Mrs. Ellen Klein, Danielle
Grande, Kimberly Hutton, Tiffany Smith.

Kimberly Hutton. Mrs. Ellen Klein. Rebecca
Crismor, .Adrienne Willis, LaKesha Taylor,
Chameka Brooks, and Christina Barquinero working
at their computers.

Commercial Art/
Cooperative Business Education

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Law Enforcement class trains students for career in security

Law Enforcement gives students a
chance to see how police and
security forces operated. They
spent time in class learning about security
but also spent time in the halls between
periods and at school events helping with
security. They monitored the closed circuit
cameras that were located throughout the
school. Mr. Nick Selvaggio was the
instructor for the class.

Senior Vocational Law Enforcement, Row one: Jennifer Pachoike, Beckie Rushing, Christina Jackson. Rachel
Ackley, Brad Wade. Row two; Leslie Siders, Chris Earley, Tony Weiss, Kevin Shea, Michael Carruth, John
Hammond. Row three: Instructor. Mr. Nick Selvaggio, Walter Schultz, Dan Majer, Paul Schweikert, Dragan
Paulic, Eric Smith, Mark Molk.

Law Enforcement

Junior Vocational Law Enforcement. Row one: Robert Ronske, Shawn Skidmore, Marsha Nunn, Jackie Oriso,
Richard Morris, Leonard Scott. Row two: Instructor, Mr. Nick Selvaggio, Joe Grazi, Chris Emans. Gerald
Kvie, Jeremv Hilbish, Anthonv Bitassa, Alan Schmidt.

Above Left: Rachel Ackley watches the monitors
showing the activities going on in the halls of the
school.

Left: It looks as if the law enforcement members
have captured Lisa Udovich and Karen Salisbury
and they are getting their customary single phone
call.

Right: Richard Morris and Shawn Skidmore

using their computers to help learn their material.

Marketing Education shows students about selling

Senior Marketing, Row one: Adviser, Jean Jelenic, Clifton Bunton. Barry Hill, Pat Grisez, Shaun Cummings,
Mike Creer. Row two: Stephanie Fox, Lauren Arnold, Monique Fofanah, Robyn Ulle, Margaret Corcoran,
Jamie Cole, Hanisha Hall, Norine Bryant, Courtney Strah, Vanessa Gallman.

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Distributive Education Clubs of
America (DECA) was an
association of Marketing students
that coincided with Euchd's Marketing
Education class. Mrs. Jean Jelenic was ^
the adviser for the club. In DECA, j

students took part in a competitive series
of events that dealt with advertising,
management and marketing. Students
competed on the district level and
sometimes on the state and national
levels. Euclid DECA attended a district
'kickoff meeting at the beginning of the -
year which featured a presentation by a
local radio personality. They also
conducted fund-raising efforts to pay for
the trips to competitions. In their junior
year, marketing students studied business
finance, marketing research and other
business related activities. Seniors spent
part of the day in school learning about
job interviewing, sales and advertising.
During the remainder of the day they
were employed at local retail, wholesale
or service businesses.

-Courtney Strah

Junior Marketing. Row one: Bethany Jackson, Erika James, Margaret Corcoran, Ronetta La Shore, Pat
Grisez, Lauren Arnold, Norine Bryant, Ricci Gaughan, Tina Peric. Row two: Adviser Jean Jelenic, Jonathan
Gudaitis, Michael Verch, Tim Weintraub, Leslie Hewett, Kelly Young, Shermel Howard, Noel Williams,
Jason Tolliver, Sarah King, Anne Slusser.

Above Right: Bethany Jackson and Erika James

working on their assignments.

Right: Robyn Ulle, Lauren Arnold and Margaret
Corcoran look like tliey are enjoying what they are
learning.

Left: Leslie Hewett, Kelly Young, Shermel
Howard, Norine Bryant, Lauren Arnold, Tim
Weintraub, and Ronetta La Shore working to
understand their material.

Special programs
aim to keep students in school

Diversified Cooperative Training
(DCT) gave students a chance to
get credit for going to school but
also gave them experience in the working
world since they had a job to go to. The
instructor was Mr. Dick Homovec.

Diversified Cooperative Training, Row one: Kim Shippy, Larry Brown, Jim Duer, Shmcre Ingram, Andy
Ludvik, Carrie Schoen, Beau Woodford. Row two: Kristin Bell, Shaun Brochalv, Jarod Ganser, Chrissy
Kovacevich, Ctiris Pierce, Jotin W'ahl, Christina Vega.

Christina \ ega and John Wahl working on their
classwork.

The GRADS program offered an opportunity for pregnant
students and young parents to share ideas, to gain confidence
and support, and to increase the likelihood that they would
remain in school with little intenuption until graduation.

Graduation. Reality, and

Dual-Role Skills: Tonya

Gardner, Chavon Riggins,

Jasmin Ward, Tiffany

Harris, Kelly Lewis,

Tamilia Hall, Tiffany

Williams, Lashunda

Washington, Tammy

Taylor.

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Occupational Work Adjustment. Row one: Thadra Wolenstein, Diane Lingsdale, Chris Abbott. Row two: John
Burke, Scott Ortman, Chris Moore, Leonna Foster, James Clark, Instructor. Mike Sheck.

Above left: Andy Ludvik, Jim Duer and Chris Pierce

trying to understand their assignment.

Left: Jarod Ganser, Shmere Ingram and Chrissy
Kovacevich doing the work that is required of them. J

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The Euclidian records the school year

The yearbook lasts forever. It was an
historical account of the school year.
It showed all the students and staff
that called Euclid their home during the
1997-98 school year. It showed all the
different sport's teams that competed
throughout the year. It showed all the
different clubs and organizations that
participated in making Euclid the school that
it was during 1997-98. It tried to show all the
items and events that made Euclid High
School, Euclid High School. It was the
history book that students would keep
forever and refer to throughout their lives.

Left: Erin Patterson, Lori Mitskavich, Zinal Patel
and Courtney Strah arranging pages to be sent.
Below Left; Courtney Strah filling out picture labels.
Below: Lori Mitskavicii indexing names on the pages.

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Murpliy and Jenea
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Students always find a way to spend money

Having a job was an important part
of the Lives of many Euclid High
School students. For some it was
something that they only did during the
summer so they could devote more time

throughout the year to their studies. But for
most, it was a year-round job that they went
to. Some students had jobs to help save
money for post-secondary education but

most of them used the money they earned to
buy clothes, tapes, CD's and of course, cars.
The car was often necessary so they could
get to work so they could pay for the car.

Lisa Taplin keeps the shelves stocked at

Marc's

Vernadette White sells really nice pastries

at Dave's Supermarket.

Christy Fulton will be happy to sell
youitems at Marc's.

Bryan Conyers is available at the Lakeshore
Movie theater to show you where to sit.

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Juan Hernandez, Michaelann Murphy and Matt O'Hara ready
to wait on someone at Kevin's Kustard.

Fred Kope will be
happy to bag your
groceries at Ryder's
Stop and Shop.

Many Euclid students like to celebrate Halloween

Halloween was different for the
1997-98 school year since October
31 fell on a Friday and there
wasn't any school since the teachers had
an Inservice Day. Another problem was

Sarah Via and Kelly Wallend and Wes Crane and
Karen Battle show off their costumes.

that Friday was the final regular season
home football game and Student Council did
not put on their annual Halloween Party of
residents of the community since they felt
the football game would interfere with the

Leslie Hicks and Eugene Warner and
James Fernatt and Gabe Cogley got into
the spirit of the day.

number of participants. Because of this,
dress-up day was Thursday, October 30.
Many students showed their spirit by
dressing up in all types of scary and not-so-
scary ways to celebrate the day.

Right: Jean De Wine, Mike Lawrence,
Mike Ray, Kelly Baylog, Mandy Kane and
Liz Montague.

Above: Stacy Zdesar and Tracy Martorello.
Left: Dawn Merrltt, Geoff Quigley, Regina Smith, Crystal
Jamerson, Shanelle Owens, Michelle Knistautas, Michaelann
Murphy, Liz Copic, Kevin Carse, Jacobrobert Swetel and Jon
Hoinski all dressed up.

Christine Metti, Allison Metti, Karen Salisbury, Megan Novinc
Niki Yannaras and John Wolchko.

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The Survey tells what's going on throughout the school

^^URVEY. the school's voice, managed
^k to bring to the forefront, issues of
kJ concern from competition to exposes
on drinking. The student paper operated on a
higher level than before, with graphics and a
smooth running team. The paper was like any
publication, in that there was unity and of
course the stress. Stress from meeting the
deadlines, to trying to persuade people to
open their minds and to provide their
opinions. This was the ultimate mission of
SURVEY.

This year, throughout the hassles that the staff
stepped upon, there was a greater turnout of
people eager to use the power of the pen.
Students verbally expressed desires to use
their talents, from photography to comics. In
SURVEY, as long as one had a desire to
commit, provide ideas, and possibly to lead
the paper, there was a place for anyone.
This year's Co-Editors-in-chief were Susan
King and Karen Salisbury. It was their job to
make sure that everything got done and into
place at the right time.

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.Sui\e.\ .Stall. Kiw one: Lisa Basalla, Ursula Wein, Kaly Carmichael, Susan King, Alex Brinovec, Mike
Law rence, Lori Mitskavich. Row two: Erin Reilley, Shannon Ivancic. Nikki Sams. Megan Novinc, Karen
Salisbury, Michael miklavcic, Lou Lindic. Row three: Allison Hrovat, Allison Metti, Erin Patterson. Row
four: Eddie Marcus, Anthony Castrovince, Darrius Durr. Row fixe: Adviser. Stan Bender, Christine Metti,
Dan Seifried, Vishante Sudama, Karen Hanson, Niki Yannaras, Jennifer Williams, Shruthy Malik. Row six:
Marissa Mukavetz, Jennifer Willis, Courtney Strah.

Survey members learning what they are going to have to do in order to get the paper out on time.

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discussing what has to be covered in the next issue of

the paper.

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Eucuyo publishes student's original works

Eucuyo was Euclid's Literary
magazine, written, produced and
composed by Euclid students.
Meetings were held to gather ideas and
entries to put together into a book that
was suitable for many awards. Eucuyo
was made possible by donations from the
staff, businesses and parents. Without the
outside support, the magazine would not
have been nearly as successful. Previous
year's efforts won awards for artistry and
individual style. Following the trend that
was begun in 1997, the 1998 Eucuyo was
not printed but instead was published on
an online message. The Eucuyo had their
own web site on the world wide network.
Anyone could enter their work, and
anyone could join. Mrs. Judy Stobinski
was the adviser for the group.

Adviser, Mrs Judy Stobinski, discusses the plans for the year willi Natalie Becli, .Jenna Kuklica, Dan Seifried,
Allison Pcnko. and Mike Lawrence.

Allison Penko, Mary Tisi and Gina Gaglioni learning about
what is going to happen with Eucuyo throughout the year.

There were a lot of rumors about the Fall Play

This year's Fall Play was a comedy
full of laughs. Written by Neil
Simon, Rumors was definitely a
fitting name for the show. In the play the
deputy mayor of New York, Charley Brock,
apparently attempted to commit suicide
before his tenth wedding anniversary party.
As the guests arrived they tried to keep what
happened quiet, and at the same time figure
out what happened to the servants and to
Charley's wife, Myra. who are all missing.
And then, to make matters worse, the police
showed up.

The talented cast consisted of seniors, Alan
Rice, and Jennifer Grabianowski, juniors,
Dan Seifried, Jon Hoinski, Jessica
Hendrickson, Jenna Kuklica and Val Van
Ho. and sophomores, Mike Lawrence,
Nate Dore and Aisha Howard. The stage
crew consisted of Kirsten Knauss. Joan
Cook, Kelly Collins and Michelle Fine.
The play was directed by Ms. Christina
Soltesz.

-Jon Hoinski

Jessica Hendrickson, Jon Hoinski, Aisha Howard,
Mike Lawrence and .Alien Rice discussing liow
Charley is doing.

Due to a gunshot, Dan
Seifried is temporarily deaf
and is having a difficult time
trying to talk on the phone.

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Fall Play

Above: Aisha Howard makes up a lie about
Charley's whereabouts when talking with Alan Rice
and Jennifer Grabianowski

Right: Jon Hoinski and Jessica Hendrickson are both
upset after learning that Charley shot himself.

Fall Play Cast, Row
one: Joan Cook,
Kelly Collins,
Klrsten Knauss,
Alan Rice. Row
two: Nate Dore, Val
Van Ho, Mike
Lawrence, Jenna
Kuklica, Aisha
Howard, Dan
Seifried, Jessica
Hendrickson, Jon
Hoinski, Jennifer
(irabianowski. Ms.
Christina Soltesz.

Far Left: Jon Hoinski and
Jessica Hendrickson

listen as Dan Seifried tries
to tell them about what has
happened to Charley.

Lett: Jennifer
(irabianowski crawls into
ilic kitchen in order to
prepare some food after
her back goes out.

Far Left: Aisha Howard writhes in pain after having
tripped over the phone cord.

Left: Aisha Howard and Jessica Hendrickson

discuss the events that have happened during the
evening.

Fall Play

The P. A. Announcers and the Media Aides help keep the school informed

Competition was humorous, espe-
cially noting that many students had
the opportunity to jeer at their
friends as they saw them on the television
screen. But the highlight came when the
letters of acceptance to a team of broadcast-
ers were given.. Instead of the news being
given over the P. A., it was conducted live,
and always with people one was bound to
remember. This year's team of broadcasters
included: Mike Seifried, Dan Seifried,
Dawn Merritt, Devin Veil, Lauren
Arnold, Courtney Strah, Erin Flynt, and
Jill Swansegar. Each person had a specific
day that they were on, and all had to arrive
at school by 7:30 to prepare. Usually there
was time to review, but sometimes there

were moments when there were 'last minute'
pieces given that could not be rehearsed. In
order to get the news to the classroom,
however, the Media Aides had to set up the
cameras and control what was going on in
the studio. As the specific anchormen for the
day assembled in the media room, camera-
men like Tom Feldkamp, Jim Janosik and
Brandon Bucar and Adviser, Mr. Allen
Black provided moments of entertainment
with their wicked senses of humor. They
were in charge of the media room, the
comedic graphics, the songs and the posi-
tioning of the cameras. The highlights of the
week were then presented to the audience,
live and full of laughs.

Above: Lauren Arnold
and Courtney Strah go

over their announce-
ments before air time.

Right: Jill Swansegar
and Devin Vol! get

ready for their
broadcasts while Mr.
Allen Black checks out
the equipment.

Top: Dr. Kurt Stanic talking to the students while
Dan Seifried waits for his turn.

Above: Mike Seifried, Dawn Merritt and Devin Vol!

getting ready for their turns in front of the camera.

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Mr. Allen Black helps Aaron Carpenter get his camera adjusted before they go
on the air.

Left; Dan Seifried and
Erin Flynt reviewing
their notes.

Below Left: Brandon
Bucar taking a break
before the broadcast is
about to begin.

Below; Tom Feldkamp
and Jim Janosik making
sure that everything is
ready for the broadcast.

P. A. Announcers

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Student Council is the organization that gets the jobs done

politics. Arguments. Friendship. Service.
Ideas. Fiery spirits and apathetic smiles.
You got all that and more out of Student
Council. From Homecoming to Prom, the Euclid
High School Student Council was there. The
Executive Board consisted of Chanel
Lockett, Christy Peacock, Leah Cherne and
Jill Swansegar

Homecoming weekend kicked off with each of
the candidates giving a little speech on the
morning announcements. The candidates were
escorted by their parents at the football game and
students who attended the Homecoming dance
voted on the candidates. Throughout the year there
were penny wars, balloon corsages and locker
decorations that students could purchase. In
January they raised money for victims of an
apartment fire that occurred in Euclid.

Although many things were more work than
fun, weekly meetings were often chaotic and
nerve-racking, and friendships and school-politics
sometimes didn't mix well. It all came together in
the end and the events of the school year were a
success. Mr. Brad Mc govern and Ms. Mary An
Peters were the advisers for Student Council.

Student Council Executive Board and adviser.s. Adviser, Brad Mc Govern, Chanel Lockett, Christy Peacock,
Leah Cherne. Jill Swansegar. Adviser, Mary Ann Peters.

Shaun Cummings gave blood to help others when Student Council sponsored the blood drive.

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Shannon Glatz, Nate Dore. Chanel Lockett, Cheryl
Brewer, Michael Mc Donald and Terry Kontra

hanging around the refreshments that the students who
gave blood got to eat.

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Right: Lauren Arnold and Liz Skok getting some
lights ready for decorating

Far Right: Lisa Udovicli panning some decoration
before Winter vacation.

Student Council, Row one:
Megan Stefanac, Jamie Paige,
Nancy Urban, Angela Cipriano,
Sliruti Malik, Kelly Collins
Row two, Liz Skok, Dinal Patel,
Nale Dore, Cheryl Brewer,
Monique Aldridge, Kelly
Baylog, Ericka Scaparotti,
Stephanie Hughes. Row three.
Leah Cherne, Niki Yannaras,
Chanel Lockett, Crystal
Jamerson, Laurel Grundman,
Greg Schonauer, Leah Acino,
Megan Ballinger. Row four,
Jessica Bowser, Kelly Kontra,
Darrius Durr, Emily Novak,
Christy Peacock, Robyn Ulle,
Ericka Gentile, Jenea Weems,
Lauren Arnold, Erin Flynt,
Destiny Harris, Zinal Patel, Jill
Swansegar, Christy Fulton,
Kristina Brewer, Courtney
Strah.

Right: Terry Kontra, Rich Dotson, Erin Flynt,
Nikki Yannaras and Sue King selling balloons
during the lunch periods.
Far Right: Christy Peacock and Chanel Lockett

selling sweat shirts for Student Council.

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Key Club aims to help the school and the community

Key Club was an international service
organization in which members
learned the true meaning of the word
senice. It's purpose was to be of service to
the school and the community. They col-
lected food and money for needy families,
and sponsored many worthwhile activities.
Allison Penko was the president of the club
and Mr. Allen Black was its adviser.

Top: Allison Penko conducting one of the meetings.
Above: Megan Novinc, Kelly Baylog and Allison
Penko listening to Mike Seifried giving a report.

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Key Club

Top: Allison Penko, Kelly Baylog and Mike Seifried taking care ol the Key Club display during Open House in
the Fall.

Above: Key Club members learning about will be happening in the future.

Poetry Club brings students who enjoy verse together

Top: Mindy Zahorsky. Ms. Barbara Spiga, Gail Mc Kay, Joan Cook, Christina Gamero, Steplianie
Tamburro and Paul Schweikcrt sharing Poetry with other.

Middle: Members of the Poetry CUib learning about other people's taste in poetry.

Bottom: Mrs. Michelle Mc Garry, Dave King, Allison Metti, Ms. Lucy Pratt, Sue King and Dan Seifried

working together to try to get a winning team.

The Poetry Club met on Thursdays
in the library. During that time
members listened to others as they
read poetry that they had written or just
read existing poetry. It gave the students a
chance to get together and come in contact
with other people's thoughts. Ms. Bar-
bara Spiga was the adviser for the club.

It's Academic was a group of students
who participated in academic compe
tition with other high schools. They
met after school and practiced responding
to questions similar to the ones that they
could get during the competition. On
February 7, they participated in a
Buzzerpalooza" at Case Western Reserve
University and on March 7 they taped the
program that was aired on March 22. The
team consisted of Derik Malenda,
Allison Metti and Landon Proctor with
Dan Seifried, Mike Lawrence and
Donte Goodwin being alternates. Pat
DiLaila, Amy Weinbrecht and Andrew
Walker also participated. Ms. Lucy
Pratt and Mrs. Michelle Mc Garry were
the advisers for the group.

Ms. Lucy Pratt going over some of the questions while
Dave King listens.

Poetry Club/
It's Academic

A locker was a student's
/\ storage place away from
A. A.home. It was a place to keep
clothes, books, pencils, paper and all
the other items that most students
found necessary to help tame the
jungle of problems that they faced
each day at school. Most students
just used their lockers for storage, but
others used their lockers as a means
of self expression as shown by the
way that they decorated them.

Lockers are a way for some students to express themselves

Kim Kosovich and Jcnni Eniser want everyone to see
what thev have in their lockers.

Clockwise from top left: Jessica Scott, Jenea Weems,
Jennifer Kosovich and Kelly Baylog show off their
nicely decorated lockers.

ACAD

James Poulson is a new Unit
Principal wlio has learned a lot
about what goes on at Euclid
and can answer most questions
that students have.

Mrs. Katie Morris helps
Shruti Malik during class.

Mr. Mike Sustin calls home to
communicate with his student's
parents to answer any questions
they may have.

Mrs. Marilyn Foote works
hard to keep things running
smoothly.

Mr. Dick York and Mr. Sean
O'Toole work hard in their
classes to answer any questions
the students may have.

Mr. Dennis Turkall helps his
students with their math
questions while Mrs. Joanne
Hodder helps keep her
students where they are
supposed to he.

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3MICS

An important part of any school
is its staff. There must be
communication between the
staff and the students. In order to
accomplish the job of learning there
must be a smooth working relationship
between all the different people on the
staff such as teachers, secretaries,
custodians and food service employees.
Euclid has always had a good relation-
ship between the different groups so that
the business of learning can proceed.

•ADMINISTRATORS

Every school needs good leadership

School Board members; Barbara E. Kramer. Carol De Wine, President, Carol
Bechtel, Kevin Flynt, Vice President, K. F. Van Ho.

Euclid SchooisAdministration. Row one: Katie M. Shorter. Director of Human
Resources. Kurt Stanic. Superintendent of Schools. Janice Galiager. Director of
Special Programs. Row two: John Clapacs. Director of Business Affairs. Lowell B.
Davis, Treasurer; Robert Knuth, High School Principal; John P. Fell, Assistant for
Superintendenl;David Van Leer. Director of Pupil Personnel.

Michelle Ayers

9th Grade Principal

Jim Poulson

1 0th Grade Principal

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Steve Bowman

12th Grade Principal

Two new faces were added to
Euclid High School's admin
istration this year. Mr. Steve
Bowman and Mr. Jim Poulson both
entered as Unit Principals. Steve was
the new twelfth grade Principal and
Jim began in the tenth grade offices.
The other Unit Principals moved up
with their students but no other
changes took place.

Counselor's secretary, Mrs. Jo
Ann Hodder. looks up some
records on her computer.

Brenda Barker

Counselor
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High school is a place t^ave questions answered

The goal of the staff at Euclid High School was to
provide each student with a chance to get the best
education that he or she could. In order to do this the
staff had to put in long hours preparing lessons, making
and grading tests, grading papers, attending meetings,
filling out reports, making schedules and doing all the other
things necessary to keep the school running. Everyone had
questions that had to be answered.

Mr. Alex Dzerowicz working to show the importance of history to his students,-;

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Bob Butera. Jeff Evans and Matt Krutsch learning
about the reduction of metal ions in chemistry lab.

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Ms. Lucy Pratt shows her students many of the wonderful things that computers can do in her classesi

Jane Addis, English, Social

Studies, AFS Cluh Adviser

Sue Ann Amato, Junior

English

William Attamante, Work-

Studey Coordinator.

Tom Banc, Government, Head

Football Coach.

Ethel Barbish. Security Aide.

John Barcza. Science

Joyce Barrett. Vocational Home|

Economics

Stan Bender, Biology, AP

Biology. Science Dept. Chair,

Survey Adviser.

Allen Black, A. V. Technician.

Key Club Adviser, A. V.CIuh

AdvLser.

Dolores Black, English.

Linda Brenkus, Guidance

secretary.

Wendy Case. Sports Trainer

Angela Christopher. Main

Office Secretary

John Copenhaver, Security

Aide

Stacy M. Cravener, Fresh, and

Soph English,

Harold Daugherty. Health.

Head Basketball Coach

Kim Dixon, Mathematics.

Proficiency Intervention. Math

and Algebra Connections

Susan Dennis-Rogers,

Proficiency Math. Algebra II

Terry DuBroy. Mathematics

Michael Durbin. Technology

Coordinator. Boy's Varsity

Soccer Coach. Ham radio club

adviser

Alex Dzerowicz. Government,

Geo Politics. Current Issues

Reggie Echols. Industrial

Technology

Charlotte Elston. Principals

secretary

Ken Ferlito. Varsity Chorale.

Chorale Masters and Big Show

Director.

Yvette Elmore, J.O.B.S.

Program.

Kimberly Evangelisti, Science

Gale Flament, Art and

Photography.

Kimberly Fish, Spanish 1. 11.

III.

Dan Francetic. Planetarium.

astronomy, physics.

Edward Frazier.

Students at the Homecom-
ing assembly where the
candidates were intro-
duced.

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Jane Fowler, Treas'

Marquita Fuller, English

Barbara Gates, Vocational

Special Education Coordinator

Stephanie Goodman, Spanish.

John Gibbons, Physical

Education.

William Gray, Naval Science

II. III. IV, Naval Science

Department Director, NJROTC

Color Guard, Drill Team.

Academic Team

Keldur Greene, Science

Bea Grushcow, Varsity

1- Chorale, Choral Masters, Big

Show

Jeff Hartmann. American

History, World Cultures

Rob Heramb, U.S.

Gobemment. Economics. Asst

Soccer Coach, Head Tennis

Coach.

Carolyn Heuer, American
History
Jo Ann Hodder, Counselor's
Secretary
Dale Hollingsworth, Science
Dick Homovec, Diversified
Cooperative Training Coordina-
tor
Lisa Howell,. English 1. 11.
N.H.S. Adviser.

Beverly Howse, Vocational

Home Economics

Diane losne. Secretary.

Larry Isaacs, NJROTC

Jean Jelenic, Maiketing

Coordinator, DECA Adviser.

Intro, to Business.

Kathleen Johnson, Foods I.

Pauline Johnson, Attetii

Secretary.

Joyce Katona, Supplemental

Services for Special Needs

Students

Bill Kazen. Supervisor. l.S.S.

Center

Dennis Kehn, Security

Jim Kelley. Social Studies

Depart. Chair.

Ellen Klein. C.B.E., Typing I,

Business Club. S.A.D.D., Kids

on the Block

Marsha Knauss. Career

Explorations Coordinator

Heather Koczur. Science, Wai

Napolo Adviser,

Ingrid Koenig, German,

Cultural Club Adviser.

Karen Kozlowski, Library

Aide.

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Students enjoying themselves at
an assembly.

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■j Far Left: Students in Mrs.
I Kathleen Johnson's

classes learn about how to
prepare a meal.

Left: Mrs. Betsy Anness

wants her students to
appreciate the value of
knowing a foreign
language.

Euclid High School is a place where learning occurs

Nicole Yarbrough and Melanie Fuller and Karen Salisbury and Megan Novinc have the opportunity to learn
ibout the laws of nature by doing experiments in chemistry.

Top: Gina Prodan, Emily Freeh, Jenny Cicco and

Cliff Bartlett know the value of information that they
get in their classes.

Above: Lauren Arnold is learning information that she
can use in the future in Mr. Ron Zucca's math class.

Academics

TeacBSB^re there
to help students learn k

Above: Mr. Dale Hollingsworth tries to help his ^
students understand biology. w

Below: Stephanie Hughes, Gina Gaglione, Tina
Amigoni, Mike Solema, Shruti Malik, Julie
Stobierski and Kristin Kascak learning about what
is going to happen at Key Club.

Bottom: Patti Carpenter, Jessica Serwatka, ^jj

Ursula Wein, and Dan Seifried are learning about ^M
other cultures in the Cultural Club.

Academics

Top: Mrs. Michelle Mc Garry helps Dan Seifried, Derik Malenda, Sue King, Andrew Walker and Allison

Metti prepare for Academic Challenge.

Middle: Mrs. Chris Torrellli helps Megan Novinc, Niki Yannaras, Allison Metti and Steve Yannaras get read;

tor the Science Olympics.

Above: Ms. Barbara Spiga helps Jackie Poike, Gail Mc Kay and Joan Cook increase their appreciation of

poetiy.

Elizabeth Steck, Foreign

Language.

Jill Krimmel. French 1 & II.

Lisa Kurlander. Biology, A.ssl.

Swim Slum Adviser,

Paula Lanjidon. Visual art

educator. Crafts, Discovering

Art.

Lisa Langford, Algebra I,

Proficiency Math.

Margaret Lucas, Librarian,

Media Specialist

Debra Lunka. Secretary

Marc Manburg. Accounting.

Adv. Accounting. Personal and

Business Law. Business Dept.

Chairperson

Steven L. Marcu. Current

Issues and Psychology, Boy's

Basketball Coach, Girl's

Softball Coach.

Kathleen Mc Donnell.

Mediator.

Diane Maroli, American

History, A. P. European History.

Barbara Masseria. Social

Studies

Orlando Mason. Supervisor.

I.S.S. Center

Kathleen Marsh, Library

Media Specialist. Dept.

Chairperson.

Michelle Mc Garry. Physics

Brad Mc Govern. Physical

Science, Physics, Student

Council Adviser.

Lisa Mc Lend, Proficiency

Math, Algebra 1. Geometry,

Majorette Adviser.

Sandi Mc Redmond. Registrar.

Edie Mellen. Commercial Art.

Mary Jane Miceli, General Art,

Crafts, Drawina

Molly Miller, Music.

Patrick Murphy, Social

Studies.

Katie Morris, Biological

Science

Vicki Nally. Algebra 1,

Geometry.

Carole Niebes, English.

Margaret Nielsen, Home Econ.
Dept. Chairperson. GRADS
Program

Barbara Novae, Math
Connections, Geometry.
Sean O'Toole, English
Katherine Pasquale, Interven-
tion Specialist, English, Social
Studies, Future Ed. of America
Adviser.
Catherine Pavne. Librarian

The football cheerleaders waiting for the
Alma Mater to be played.

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Jo-Rita Perez. H, Precalc, Alg

I. College Algebra, Trig.

Marj' Ann Peters. Art.

Deborah Petrick. Spanish,

Foreign Language Depi. Chair.

Robert Petrovic. A.P.English,

English I. English Dept.

Chairperson

Roy Pignatiello. Geometr>'.

Personal computers. A.P.

Computer Science. Asst.

Football Coach.

Sally Pla. French, German

Ronald Powaski, World

History. A.P. American History

Penny Fletcher, English I & II,

Fresh. Cheerleading Coach.

Lucy Pratt, Keyboarding,

Typing. J.V. Girl's Tennis,

Academic Challenge Adviser.

Business Club Adviser,

Barbara Ramlow, Junior

English, A.F.S. Adviser. Golf

Coach.

Fran Ratka, Ninth Grade

Science, Chemistry .

TWike Rezzoila, Social Studies

Marcy Richards, Proficiency

Math, Algebra I, JV Volleyball

Coach

Tony Rozman, Automotives.

Joe Rodriguez. Phys. Ed. Head

Boy's Swim Coach.

Debbie Rudder. Foods 1

Sam Santilli. Keyboarding.

Notetaking, Freshman

FootbalKJV Girl's Basketball

Coach

Greg Sattler. O'WE

Nancy Savlers, English .

Rhonda Scharf, Phys. Ed Dept.

Co-Chair., Asst. Var. Volleyball

Coach. Fresh. Volleyball Coach.

Cheryl Schossler, Intervention

Specialist

Fred Schroeder, Industrial

Technology

Dona Schulz. Health Aide

Pete Schwenke. Physical

Education

Mickey Segulln, Health Aide.

Nick Selvagglo. Law Enforce-
ment
Janet Severino. Occupational
Work Experience Coordinator
Mike Sheck, OWA Work
Adjustment. Asst. Football
Coach.
Elaine Sheridan, Special
Education Dept.
Paula Sheridan. Foods I & II.

SludenLs gelling ready for an assembly in the \r

auditoriiun.

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Lisa Simon. Business.
Jim Simpson. Social Studies.
Robert Smith. Industrial Arts.
Tony Smith, Security.
Christina Soltesz. English I and
II. Fall Play Director.

Franii Soltesz, Science. Hockey
and Track Coach.
Barbara Spiga. Peoiry Club.
Peer Tutoring, English II. IV.
Veronica Stadler. Health.
Elizabeth Steck. Spanish.
David Stanco. Security.

Judy Stobinski. English,
Eucuyo Adviser.
David Stumpf, Math Connec-
tions. Math for Modern Living.
Michael Sustin, Chemistry.
Lynette Tercek, Sedretary.
Diane Tizzano, Marching Band,
Concert Band, Jazz Band,
Choraliers.

Carol Tkac. English

Christina Torrelli, Biology,

S.A.V.E., Science Olympics.

Alex Toth, Math Connections

and Geometry.

Dennis Turkall. Math. Baseball

Coach.

Pat Turk. Security.

Janet Ulle, Geometry and

Proficiency Math.

Cindy \'alencic. Attendance

Secretary.

Catherine Vetovitz. Orchestra

Director.

Bill Von Benken, Chemistry.

A. P.. Honors Chemistry,

Yearbook Adviser, Ski Club

Adviser.

Patrick Vuyancih, Current

Is.sues, Asian, African, Latina

.American History,

FreshmenBoy's Basketball

Coach.

Connie Warman, Athletic

Director Secretary.

Matt VVasylyk, English.

Dan Wensing. Proficiency

Math. Calculus. Personal

Computer.

Richard York. Science,

English,

Ron Zucca, Math

Homecoming candidates were presented at
an assembly in the auditorium.

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Suzanne Lucas has no

questions about who is
defending the goal.

Wes Crane, Oral Williams and
Ryan Heramb bringing the ball
dow n the field.

Ms. Diane Tizzano leading the
Marching Band down the halls
at the end of eighth period.
When they pass your room there
is no question about what you
hear.

The football team lines up
before the game while the
squad is introduced.

Members of Varsity Chorale
singing the National Anthem
before a football game.

Football trainers. Julie
Whitley, and Katie Mc
Cluskey holding Melissa
Bradv during a football game.

Karen Hanson with the Flag
Corps and Marching Band
before a football game.

Liz Skok and Michelle Heising

enjoy their moments between
classes.

Chris Biehl is looking forward
to the many things that he will
be doing during the year.

Marching Band members spend
a lot a time preparing for their
half-time programs.

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Underclass Divider

ICLASS

Underclassmen
range from
students who
ai'e brand new to the
school (freshmen), to
students who are very
experienced in the ways
of the school (juniors).
Most of them are hard
working students who
want to be able to
succeed in the world and
realize that a high school
education is only the
beginning if they are to
be successful. Under-
classmen have to be able
to sort out the necessary
stimuli from the unnec-
essary ones to be able to
attain their goals.

Freshmen entering Euclid found
themselves in a new and extremely
large environment. When asked what
their first impression of the school was the
majority replied that it was BIG!! It was far
larger that the middle schools that they were
accustomed to. The fact that it was so hot m

August when school began made the
transition to the high school uncomfortabk
for many freshmen. As the year progressec
however, the weather cooled and students
became familiar with the sights and sound;
of the school and most adjusted to the high
school way of life.

Right: On the fu-st day of classes many

freshmen found out how large the cafeteria

was and had to get used to the procedures

for getting their meals.

Below: Freshmen using the vending
machined to get some of the food that they

desired.

Below right: Freshmen relaxing during
their first hectic day enjoying their lunch.

Eric Ahiecunas
Ashley Adams
Blair Adams
Zipporah Alexander
Jason Alkema
Martees Almond
Nathan Anderson

Lyndsey Appling
De Angelo Archie
Celeste Armstrong
Amanda Bachmann
Amy Bachmann
Jessica Badley
Julie Baglione

Kevin Baisden
Crevantes Ball
Leroy Ballard
Lauren Balogh
Robert Baranowski
Malaika Barkari
Michael Barnauskas

Anthony Basalla
Charles Battiste Jr.
Karen Battle
Anna Bear
Andre Beasley
Lindsay Beck
Jessica Bedford

Mario Begovic
Amanda Bell
Anthony Bell
Alexis Bennett
Sherita Bennett
John Benovic
Verea Bibbs

Dahbor Bilavcic
Patrick Black
Dwayne Bogan Jr.
Phillip Bojc
Justin Booker
Brian Borcziak
Paul Bosher

Anthony Bowman
Victoria Bowser
Jennifer Boyd
Darnell Boykin
John Bozich
Ciarra Bradley
Dametrious Brantley

Derek Brantley
Melissa Breeding
Maryellen Brenizer
Amani Brown
Ronald Brown
Sharonda Brown
Stephen Brown II

Freshmen

^Alexandra Bucewicz

Stephanie Buchnan

Brooke Burke

Alisha Burr

Melissa Burton

Bobby Butler

Priscilla Butler

Steven Cahill

Eugene Calhoun

Kermeth CaU

Shanise Calloway

Stephen Campensa

Ivy Canady

Valerie Cancasci

Carla Candela

Amanda Candow

Stacy Candow

Timothy Capretta

Chelsea Cargill

Asleigh Carr

Deanna Carr

Courtney Carter

Kenyatta Carter

Nichole Cek

Heather Champa

Ronald Chandlei

Shaun Chatman

Crystal Chillious

Devin Chrestoff

Joseph Chrzanowski

Dawn Cicco

Peter Cindric

Jonathan Ciora

Angela Cipriano

Jason Ciuprinskas

James Clark
Andrea Clay
Michael Clay
Charmayne Colbert
Kelly Collins
Sierra Collins
Jose Colon

I Maryann Colvin

: Johanna Cook

Nicole Cook

Warner Cook Jr.

Lillian Cortes

Mehssa Cottrell

Maureen Courtney

! Aleeka Cousett

Benjamin Cox

Larry Cranfield

Jamaal Cummings

Paul Cunningham Jr.

David Davis

James Davis

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Freshmen

John Davis
Kevasha Davis
La Shona Davis
Michael Davis
Natasha Davis
La toy a Dawson
Gabriel De Loach

Alexis Desselles
Richard Devor Jr.
Charles Di Lalla
David Dixon
Dennard Dixon
Katherine Dore
Nicholas Domes

Richard Dorsey Jr.
Tanya Dorsey
Shaneika Duncan
Chinyere Ekuibe
Dion Elie
Stacia Ellison
Christina Ervin

Marcus Eubanks
Christina Evi'ing
Louis Feijoo
Christopher Fende
Michael Fetheroff Jr.
Jessica Ficere
Ciaran Fitzgerald

Jamal Flake
Aisha Floyd
Dwayne Fortson
Sen-Wai Fountain
Octavia Gabriel
Mathew Galati
Christina Gamero

Latianna Gant
Shaquita Garrett
Darryl George
Daniel Giancola
Paul Gillette
Nicholas Goldizen
Sal Goodson

Michael Gorman
Angela Gorter
Elizabeth Gorter
Christopher Grad
Jon Grady
Alicia Graves
Tyrone Graves

Michael Greene
Donna Grgincic
Mary Grubach
Tzeitel Guilamo
Allison Gundic
James Gydosh
Zakina Haddon

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bfton Hairston

Maria Hall

Shiaya Hall

Tanishia Hall

Tenisha Hall

Tiffany Hall

Lamonte Hamelin

Kelly Hanson

Christopher Harrell

Flint Harris

Mark Harris

Melonie Harris

Morgan Harris III

Terence Harrison

Kerry Hawkins

Deaidre Haynes

Andrew Heath

Latisha Heath

Michaelyim Heaton

Daniel Heising

Arthur Henderson III

Brian Henderson

Matthew Hernandez

Givonne Hemdon

Isaiah Herod

Shanda Hickman

Daniel Higginbothan

Marteenia Hogan

Lemuel Holmes

Randishia Holt

Thomas Horvath

Dustie Hottenroth

Ayisha Howard

Candace Howard

Terry Howell

Jamie Huffinan

Jennifer Huffman

Sara Hufnagle

Crisandra Hunter

Danielle Hunter

Jonathan Hutcherson 11

Emily Hutton

Joshua Hyle

Kristin lafelice

Geoffrey Irvin

Mercedes Ivey

Latashia Jackson

Monica Jackson

Melissa Jenkins

Desmond Johnson

Terren Johnson

Amber Jones

Ebony Jones

Stephanie Jones

Jessica Kallhof

Natalie Kallhof

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Freshmen

Jennifer Kapeluch
Hollv Kascak
Charlene Keener
Jamal Keith
Brian Kelly
Nicholas Kelly
Ashley Kenner

Ilya Kharin
Andre King
David King
Manvielle King
Stacy Kinsella
Jacqueline Knowles
Samantha Krause

Melissa Krivacic
Bradley Kushan
Rashawn Kyle
Brian La Bounty
Syeta La Shore
De Anna Lane
Richard Lanese

Dyana Langsdale
Jessica Lariccia
Dontell Lassiter
Robert Lassiter
Danielle Lavender
Tamika Lavi^rence
Kevin Laznik

Sean Lennon
Eric Leppelmeier
Rachel Lewand
Kelly Lewis
Shannon Lewis
Sarah Lipiec
Corneal Long

Robert Lucas
Michael Lynard
David Maksymowicz
Shruti Mahk
Michael Mance
Ryan Marek
Nicole Marshall

Terrence Matthews
Michael Maurer
David Mc Arthur
Shannon Mc Collum
Krystal Mc Dougal
Tanish Mc Dowell
Marvin Mc Elrath Jr.

Patricia Mc Graw
La Shaun Mc Griff
Sean Mc Intire
Gail Mc Kay
Marques Mc Milhan
George Mc Neezer
Shannon Mc Peek

Freshmen

Sylvia Mcneal

Colleen Meadows

Alissa Meier

Joseph Mercadante

Freddy Mercado

Christine Metti

Michael Middleton

Joseph Miglionico

Anisha Miller

Katherine Mlac

Kenneth Modelski

Robert Mohorcic

Alicia Moore

LaTonya Moore

Shirli Mooris

Solomon Mosby

Alicia Moss

Mark Moster

Sallimatu Mulbah

Joshua Nagle

Bernard Needom

Daryl Nelson Jr.

Carla Okorn

Artria Orr

Scott Ortman

Sarah Osterman

Bonnie Padavick

Brett Padden

Jamie Paige

Frank Paratore

Joseph Parisi

Anthony Parker

Maurice Parker

Reginald Parker

Lisa Parrino

Steven Paternite

Aqueelah Patterson

Marypat Pavicic

Sonya Penn

Angela Penny

Ann Peric

Michael Phoumyyoth

Elisabeth Pierce

Joshua Pikovnik

Carlos Pino Jr.

Christine Pittard

Joseph Plovock III

Deanthony Pompey

Nicholas Posatiere

James Powell

Dionte Preston

Kennetta Price

Makeshia Price

Joshua Pr'-wateare

Ryan Ptak

Fallon Pulley

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Freshmen

p^sgpss 1^

Michelle Radosevich
Anna Raguz
Marsha Rainey
Glen Ramdhan
Lavelle Randall
Najee Rashed
Christine Rauscher

Victoria Ray
Suzanne Reagan
Lysander Reese
Jonathon Reeves
Syreeta Rembert
Carmen Rice
Jacquelyn Richards

Angel Richardson
Christopher Richardson
Gary Riedel
Matthew Robinson
Richard Rohl
Chrystal Ruberto
James Rucker

Shanina Rucker
Jeremy Rusbasan
Kelly Ruscin
Re' erica Russ
Christopher Rutti
Stephen Sabo
Dreamer Sanders

James Santell
Christie Santucci
Gregory Sattler
Robert Sayles
Elizabeth Scheurman
Sarah Schweikert
John Serwatka

Kelley Sharetta
Kevin Shea
Timothy Sheehan
David Simmons III
Rebecca Slabe
Michael Slagle
David Slamic

John Smerke
Abra Smith
Germaine Smith
Jason Smith
Jeffrey Smith
Kendra Smith
Linda Smith

Richard Smith
Toni Smith
Mark Soini
Michael Solema
Tiffany Sparks
Tara Sparrow
Todd Sparrow

Ra
Sp

Freshmen

Top. Elizabeth Scheurman, Lindsay Becli,
Kendra Smith, Michelle Fine and Jenni
Kapeluch have fun cheering on the freshman
football team.

Above: Ada Cunningham, Jenny Davies and Gail
Mc Kay have many friend.s iti the Ma];chmg Band

Wayne Stafford

Shuree Stamper

Brett Stanic

Megan Stefanac

Bart Stewart Jr.
Tamyra Stewart

Michael Stokes

Samantha Stone

Dennis Streil

Tabitlia Stricko

David Stuber

Kim Swansegar

Samuel Swift

Stacey Tamburro

Ronaki Tate

Zandace Taylor

Larissa Taylor

Adrianne Thomas

Lee Thomas

Ronald Thompson

Johnny Tillman

Carla Okorn, Marypat Pavieic and
Holly Ka&cak are some freshmen who
have found that they can enjoy then
school tmie by playing volleybalf

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Freshmen

Sinione Tomlinson
Matthew Tompkins
Milan Tomsic
Michael Torrence
Emily Toth
Anh Tran
Mark Travis

Shaun Trepal
Bryan Truskolaski
Matthew Tschantz
Michael Tschantz
Angela Tucci
Jennifer Twyman
Kevin Tyson

Nancy Urban
Andrea Valerio
Dessiray Vanzant
Dena Vaneskey
Gina Vidmar
Nicholas Voll
Shannon Waganek

Damon Walker
Victor Walker
Kenneth Wardell
Brandan Warner
Herbert Webster
Colin Welsh
Jamil White

Mc Kinley White
Tonya White
Aaron Whitmore
Lucretia Whitsett
Carmen Wilcox
Najma Wilkerson
Anthony Williams

Ashley Williams
David Williams
Donnell Williams
Eric Williams
Kelly Williams
Taresa Willingham
Danielle Wilson

Russell Wilson
Terry Winters
Meghan Wise
Phaedra Wolenski
Myneetto Worthy-Sinclai
Suron Young
Frank Zagar

Christopher Zalewski
Erika Zdesar
Gerald Zeigler Jr.
Ran Zhang
Joshua Ziamba
Haseena Ziga
Dino Zuzic Jr.

Freshmen

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Sophomores try to get their act together

The sophomore year was an enjoyable
one for most smdents. The building
was much more familiar and it was
much easier to find your way ai-ound. After
escaping from the ninth grade most
students were able to establish themselves
as young adults who wanted to get ahead.
Many chose that year to become involved
in the many extracurricular activities that
were available such as sports and clubs.

1^:

Allison Penko and Melissa Waina are learning a lot or things about the world around them in chemistry class.

Above: Dave Kilkenney has a lot of fun playing on the
soccer team.

Above right: Niki Sams and Tainika Drake making
their experiment work in class.

Right: Tequilla Wright, Rachel Blevins, Ericka
Denni.s, Bclhany Fine, April Dworning and Christine
Ewing doing their dance at Half-Time.

Sophomores

Alison Abiecunas
Erin Adams
Ricliard Adams II
Samir Ahmetovic
Andjela Alaupovic
Monique Aldridge

Joshua Alexander
William Allen
Christine Amigoni
Christopher Anderson
Tiffany Anderson
Antoinette Aquila

Brianna Aquilano
Cjros Arp
Robin Arp
Bryan Arpin
Robert Ashdown III
Dawn Attwood

Michael Babuder
Brian Babyak
Christopher Bailev
Emilie Baker
Rafik Bandy
Terrance Barber

Stephen Baron
Candace Bartlett
Gail Bayko
Kelly Baylog
Lakisha Beasley
Tameka Beatty

Cori Beaumont
Tawanda Bell
Sara Bennett
Kristy Berkheimer
Abigael Biehl
Justin Billig

Kelli Bivens
Matthew Black
Katherine Blazetic
Lucretia Bolden
Lori Boribong
Donte Brantley

Lakrii Brazaitis
Dawn Brazis
Michael Brazvtis
Cheryl Brewer
Heidi Brichacek
Edward Brown

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Sophomores

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Rayshun Brown

Alexis Buford

Melissa Burdette

John Burke

Christina Burrell

Amy Burya

Kevin Calabrese
Heather Calvert
Nicole Candow
Michael Cardile
Christopher Carlson
Aaron Carpenter

Jessica Chapman

Brian Chike

Christa Clark

Erik Clark

Kristin Clark

Shawntee Clay

William Clovenhach

Reginald Cochran

Anthony Coleman Jr.

Carolyn Connelly

Nina Cosiano

Steven Cozart

Jessica Crisp

Frank Cvetkovic

Tatiana Cvetovac

Jamie D' Apice

Season Dancy

Jennifer Davies

Ariana Davis

Cara Davis

Derrell Davis

Sarina Davis

Angela De Julius

Jean De Wine

Derek Deas

Sharonda Dickinson

Rachel Dixon

Kristyol Dominique

Kristin Dormer

Nathaniel Dore

Tannika Drake

Emily Duer

Frederick Dworning

Adam Dybzinski

Adonte Eanes

Jonathan Earick

Sophomores

Venisha Edwards
Rachel Eiding
Cecil Elliot Jr.
Geoffrey Englebrecht
Kenneth Estes
Brian Evans

Kentesha Evans
Anthony Farinacci
Cara Farley
Edward Farrell
Lindsay Fattori
Bethany Fine

Kenneth Flannoy
Matthew Flynt
Danny Fonovic
Angela Forgus
Michael Fortunate
Leonna Foster

Scott Frederick
Erik Freeinan
Adria Fresenko
Felicia Fuller
Lisa Futkos
James Gage

Gina Gaglione
Vincent Gallon
Richard Gecewich
Ivan Gelo
Shawn George
David Gilbert

Cherran Gipson
Kandasha Glenn
Jay Glick
Brian Glicken
Robert Goff
Michael Gonzalez

Antoine Goodwin
Matthew Gorse
Joseph Granito
Erica Grant
Brandon Graves
Teddie Graves

Tennille Graves
Joy Green
Josip Grgincic
Amey Griffin
Adam Gross
Michael Grubach

Sophomores

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Anthony Hall

Barbara Hall

La'Wanda Hamelin

Michelle Handford

Dante Hardy

Square Harris

Squlena Harris

Fudail Harrison

Tun Haneline

Jacquehne Hayes

Christopher Heffner

Timothy Hein

Arek Helcberger

Chad Henderson

Erin Herzberg

Lindsay Hess

Jaonza Hicks

Dionna Higgins

Julia Hight

Melvin Hill

Nekima Hill

Rene Hill

Matthew Hiscott

Sonva Holbert

Jarrod Holmes

Shayla Holt

Edward Holtz

Aisha Howard

Leon Howard

Russell Howarci

Jessica Huenefeld

April Humar

Jason Hunter

Diane Hutchins

Denise Ingram

Anton Jackson

Armand Jackson

Jodi Jalovec

Kerry Jeric

Ericka Johnson

Gabrielle Johnson

Jennifer Johnson

Reco Jolly

Althea Jones

Christian Jones

Rasheme Jones

Redon Jones Jr.

Shikira Jones

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Sophomores

Stacy Jones
Chanell Jordan
Sharonda Jordan
Shawn Joyce
Maima Kaba
Amanda Kane

Brian Kane
Theodore Karpy
Matthew Karsokas
Margaret Keller
Gabrielle Kelly
David Kilkennev

John Paul Kilroy
Deanna Kitchen
Ebony Kizer
Aaron Klco
Kirsten Knauss
Nicole Kolenc

Jennifer Koller
Nadine Kontra
Jennifer Kosovich
Laurel Kuhen
Allyson Kumel
Carly La Bounty

Amber La Fountaine
Kimberlv Lamplev
Ryan Lang
Crystal Langford
Matthew Laurich
Michael Lawrence

Brandy Lesko
Niesia Lewis
Brandon Linton
Valentine Little
Dennis Lo Conti
Jessica Locust

Melissa Longo
Candace Longshaw
Sara Look
Kimberly Lucas
Mark Lucas
Donny Ludvik

Katie Lynch
Angela Indiano
Candace Irvin
Christopher Madorskv
Victor Madrv
Dana Majer

J({Ia^

Sophomores

IN THE GROOVE

Sophomores know more about the school

Sophomores have been at EucUd for a
year and, therefore, have a much
better understanding of how the school
operates. Many sophomores are still awed by
the size of the school but most of them have
settled down and know how to exist within
its confines.

Kristy Berkheimer enjoys piussmg her tijne as a
Majorette.

Michael Miklavcic and Amy Burya look as if they had Nate Dore and Kirsten Knauss were enjoying
a good time at Homecoming themsch es at Homecoming.

Mike Lawrence and Amy Weinbrecht explore some
of the dilt'erent ways that a Fisher btirner can char
paper.

Allison Penko and Melissa Waina are well established at Euclid. Allison is a cheerleader while Melissa is an
important part of the soccer team. They are also excellent students.

Derik Mnlenda
Nicholas Malnar
Deanna Mance
Cynthia Martin
Andrea Martinenas
Josepli Masli

Lindsey Mastalski
Jason Matthews
Erron Mc Clain
James Mc Cla\'e
Micah Mc Clough
Bonnie Mc Gee

Ryan Mc Gill
Brandon Mc Kinney
Marie Mc Masters
Jeawnel Mc Narrin
Melissa Mc Peek
Cory Mc Williams

Lori Medves
Laurie Mills
David Mitchell
Van Monroe 111
Elizabeth Montague
Jason Moon

Christopher Moore
Abygail Morris
Johnny Moses
Sandra Mowery
Christine Mueller
Niyra Muhammad

Janelle Muhvic
Jennifer Muhvic
Nicole Mulraney
Quentin Murdock
Kiara Murry
Tiara Murry

Lindsey Nagode
Tina Narusas
William Nelson
Melissa Niemann
Shanna Norfleet
Amber Norris

Sean O'Brien
Andrea O'Connor
Oluwakemi Ojo
Edward Ostrander
Jermaine Padgette
Lee Roy Pannell

Sophomores

Shavon Pannell
Tiffany Pannell
Daniel Paoloni
Jermaine Parker
Katrina Parker
Dinalben Patel

La'Erica Patterson

David Payerchin

Corey Payne

Allison Penko

Tashala Perkins

Tiffany Perry

Antonio Petty

Sara Pfahl

Ernest Phillips Jr.

Gregory Phillips Jr.

Heather Pica

Ambrosia Pikovnik

Gabrielle Plavcan

Joseph Plesmid

Douglas Podmore

Robert Polachek

Jacqueline Polke

Nkremah Pollard 11

Joseph Polzner

William Popovic

David Potocnik

Ashley Powell

Anthony Praskavich

Gina Preston

Brandi Price

Brandon Price

Ivan Radan

Tomislav Raguz

Nicole Raia

Michael Ray

Jamie Raymond

Dianca Reese

Bridget Resnik

Jennifer Rinella

Christal Rice

Jordan Robinson

Stacy Rohlke

Laura Ross

De Onte Rucker

Ryan Rufo

Eric Ryan

Steven Rys

Jff.

Sophomores

Timothy Sacko
James Salvatore
Nicole Samsa
Leanne Sanelli
Kathryn Sanicky
Latasha Santiago

Ryan Sarpolis
Oska Sayavongsa
Eric Scalese
Erica Scaparotti
Jesse Scheider
Amy Schultz

Hassan Scott
Mark Sedmak
Michael Seifried
Julia Sergo
Latishi Shannon
Rahman Shavers

Krista Shaw
Melissa Shea
Renee Shelden
Jim Shaw
Sheereeda Floyd
Mario Shy

Matthew Simenc
Elizabeth Skok
Rebecca Slogar
Nikeya Smalley
Aaron Smith
Leon Smith

Stephanie Smith
Antonio Spencer
Eddie Spencer III
Kristen Stansberry
Donte Steele
Erik Stenger

Shondra Stewart
Paul Stigamier
Julia Stobierski
Nicole Stone
Curtis Story
Kathryn Streiff

Owen Strodtbeck
Michael Suchy
Sean Swift
Dennis Taksar
Stephanie Tamburro
Omid Tavakoli

Sophomores

STa

LEARNING FOR THE FUTURE

Knowledge is important in today's society

On October 24, 1997,
Mary Ellen Weber
talked to the students in
the Career Exploration program at
Euclid High School. Students
came to the Little Theater during
the fourth period to hear her talk.
Mary Ellen is an astronaut in the
space program and has been on a
Shuttle flight. She talked about
career opportunities in the space
program.

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Michael Tirabassi
Mary Tisi
Diane Tocarchick
Ebony Todd
Mary Tracy
Clinton Tucker

Jacob Tucker
Kevin Turman
Jillian Udovicii
Michael Ulle
Kristen Urban
Courtney Valentine

Lidia Vauters
Bryan Vidra
Christina Volpe
Melissa Waina
Andrew Walker
Bernadette Walker

Kelly Wallend
Robert Walsh
Jasmine Ward
Tatiana Webster
Amy Weinbrecht
Mario Welch

Coretta Wells
Ray Westbrooks Jr.
Joseph White
Angel Whitmore
GiAert Whitsett
Anthony Wiggins

Michael Wilkerson
Derek Williams
Eric Williams
La Toya Williams
Todd Willoughby
Michelle Wilson

Kellie Wise
Kevin Witherspoon
Brandon Witt
Erica Witten
Cerrissa Wolenski
Barnett Woodruff

Aprielle Woods
Douglas Woods
Johnnetta Wright
Robert Cirino
Melissa Zahurak
Autumn Zele

Sophomores

iiniors are within one year of graduating

The junior year of high school was one of the
most important ones in a person's educa
tion. It was a time that students had to
seriously tliink about what they were going to be
doing for the future. Education after high school
was almost a necessity if a person wanted to get a
good job. The days when a person could drop out
of school and get a good job in manufacturing
were gone. Good jobs required some schooling
after high school so many juniors were thinking
about colleges and universities. This meant that
tests like the PACT, PSAT, SAT and ACT had to be
prepared for and taken. The courses that students
took had to be compatible with what they were
planning to go in to. Junior year also usually meant
that the student had their driver's license and
many had cars that enabled them to get around
without parental help. Many had jobs to help
supply them with money so they could participate
m many of the tilings that interested them. It was
an exciting and sometimes scary year for students.

Kevin Carse always works hard in all of his classes.

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Juniors

Top left: Students leani to use the computers to make their work easier.

Top right: Ms. Diane Tizzano directed the band during the Homecoming assembly in the audutorium

Above; Jon Hoinski, Stephanie Troha and Crystal Jamerson learn to work together in the laboratory.

Lea Acino
Marcello Acino
Daemyon Adams
Melissa Ahmetovic
Lisa Alkema
Charmaine Allen

Pierre Allen
Michael Anderson
La Shandra Anthony
Ramona Badley
Michael Bailey
Rashaun Bailey

Megan Ballinger
Jennifer Barker
Wendy Barker
Gregory Baron
Melissa Bartchak
Richard Bartel

Lisa Basalla
Takara Baugh
Thomas Bauza
Natalie Beck
Mike Begovic
Michael Belanich

Brandon Bell
Jamie Benak
Christopher Biehl
Jonathan Black
Kathleen Blatnik
Rachel Blevins

Michael Boothe
Tiffani Borden
Holly Bowmaster
Melissa Brady
Wendi Brichacek
Alexandra Brinovec

Gibran Britt
Ronald Broughton Jr.

Me Shawn Brown
Christina Browski
Brandon Bucar
Jessica Bums

Robert Butera
Veronica Callaway
Thomas Cangemi
Christopher Cardile
Katy Carmichael
Cedrick Carstarphen

Juniors

Anthony Castrovince
David Cerae
Leah Cheme

Michael Christopher

Nichelle Church

Steven Cipo

Patrick Clarke

Brian Cocherell

Ayesha Coe

Gabriek Cogley

Nicholas Colantonio

Janelle Colini

Chandra Collier

Katie Collins

Jamie Comer

Cynthia Cook

Joi Cooks

Elizabeth Copic

Monica Corpening

Wesley Crane III

Kevin Carse

Ada Cunningham

Elizabeth Curtis

David D'Amico Jr.

Kelly Daly

Jervase Daniels

Cherise Dawkins

Timothy Day

Michelle De Loach

Franklin De Luca

Krishauna De Ramus

Sarah Deal

Michael Dennis

Zernearia Dent

Ani Di Franco

Molly Dindia

Dennis Disbrow

Katherine Dobucki

Michael Dominick

Christopher Dostal

Holly Douglas

Quinta Douglas

Rita Dowell

Autumn Duckworth

Almir Duheric

Diana Dukes

Janelle Easter

Richard Echols

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Juniors

David Edmonds
Leah Edmonds
Joel Edwardsen
Monique Egleton
Jennifer Emser
Nicole Easlick

Jeffrey Evans
Petrice Evans
Ryan Farkas
Thomas Feldkamp
Amanda Ficere
Melanie Fuller

David Fullon
Matthew Garlock
Michael Gates Jr.
Ricci Gaughan
Matthew Gillessen
Shannon Glatz

Richard Glavan
Shaun Glicken
Laura dicker
Sondra Gordon
Dorian Goulde
Kevin Graves

Kenneth Gravitte
Edward Gray III
Christian Green
Patricia Gregory
Brian Grice
Kevin Grisez

Adriane Groudle
Laurel Grundman
Jonathan Gudaitis
Patrick Gutbrod
Jacqueline Hale
Cree Hall

Khabeah Hall
Benjamin Halstead
Da\ id Hance
Karen Hanson
Eabonie Harrington
Dominic Harris

Thomas Hartley
Michael Hartson
Amin Harville
Christina Hatcher
Gerald Headd II
Joseph Hefler IV

Juniors

Juniors have a more mature attitude

Joe Trobenter, Tony Pennza and Lea Acino know that the library is
a good place to get some of their work done,

Juniors

Even tliough they are not looking very mature at the moment, John Copic, Gina Prodan, Alex
Brinovec, Megan Novine, Wendy Barker and Karen Salisbury are in the Advanced Placement
program and are very mature in their thinking.

The members of the Marching
Band. Majorettes and Flag
Corps are mature young men
and women that enjoy working
together in the music field.

Above left: Crystal Jamerson, Jon Hoinski and Jenna Kuklica

working together on one of their experiments.

Above: Ms. Mary Ann Peters finds it enjoyable to be around Leah

Cherne and Lindsay Nagode.

Far left: Dan Seifried and Aisha Howard were important characters

in the Fall Play, Rumors.

Left: Students got to see some assemblies in the auditorium.

Members of Varsity Chorale sang the Alma Mater and
National Anthem before each football game.

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FLYING fflGB

Students learn about opportunities in the Nav^

On Friday, September 26, 1997
Euclid students were thrilled to hear
Lt. Scott Moyer who was a pilot
with the Navy Blue Angels precision flying
team talk to the students. He was in Euclid
to with his mechanic, Petty officer, Steve
Miller for the Cleveland Air Show. To
promote better public relations, the pilots
speak to groups of students whenever they
are doing a exhibition. He spoke about the
requirements and practice that it takes ti be a
Blue Angel pilot. He showed a short video
tape about the program and then had a
question and answer period with the
students. The students asked many pertinent
questions during that time.

Lt. Scott Moyer of theBlue Angels talking to the
students in the auditorium.

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Juniors

Students in the auditorium getting readv to listen to Lt. Scott Mover talk about the Blue Angels,

Michelle Heising
Brandon Henderson
Jessica Hendrickson
Leslie Hicks
Tracey Hicks
Wilbur Hicks Jr.

Duval Hill
Leslie Hill
Sean Hodge
Jonathan Hoinski
Shawn Howard
Shermel Howard

Lanetta Huey
Shannon Ivancic
Bethany Jackson
Brian Jackson
Maurice Jackson
Crystal Jamerson

Erika James
David Jenko
Ebony Jernigan
Lawrence Jones
Tamea Jones
Sean Kane

Sarah Kenny
Susan King
Michelle Knistautas
Anita Kocevar
Samantha Koerber
Katie Kolar

Matthew Konchan
James Krsak
Malia Jones
Jamie Kaucic
Matthew Krutsch
Jenna Kuklica

Harry La Fountain
Ashante Lacey
Wallace Lach
Bobby Larkin Jr.
Michele Laurich
Taryn Laurich

Brian Leben
Brian Lennon
Deshaun Lewis
Laquonta Lewis
Chen Li
Jason Linton

Juniors

Megan Lipiec

Chanel Lockett

Walter Locust

Adrienne Lorber

Jason Loveless

Suzanne Lucas

J Damon Luksich

Jolena Macklin

Cris Maddox

Edward Markuz

Keith Mai-tin

Mario Marusic

Frank Mastalski

Christopher Mayle

Anthony Mc Carthy

Kathleen Mc Cluskey

Stephanie Mc Elrath

Robert Mc Graw

Jonathan Mc Intosh

Victoria Mc Namara

Ebonie Mc Kinney

Lamar Mc Kinney

Melissa Medlen

Dawn Merritt

Gregory Meyers

Jayson Middleton

Michael Miklavcic

Shana Miklavcic

Nanci Miklowski

Jimmy Miller Jr.

Courtney Mills
Steven Modelski
Felix Moore
Cordell Morris
Antonio Moses
Daniel Moxley

Anthony Murphy

Melanie Myers

Aaron Newson

Mary Beth Noll

Megan Novinc

Michael O Neill Jr.

Delvona Oliver

Seleste Oliver

Todd Oravecz

IngridOrlic

David Ott

Rafael Pacheco

Juniors

Kevin Padden
Brian Paige
Brian Paoloni
Omega Parker
Ciiristina Peric
Robert Petrochic

Peter Phiillips
Sisattanak Pliouttiiavong
Amy Pierce
Jermaine Ponder
Jennifer Poulos

Amanda Price

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Brandon Ptak
Geoffrey Quigley
Jabraun Randall
Atini Ranshaw
Devon Rayford

Preston Raymond
Sarah Reagan
Erin Reilly
Brandon Richardson
Chavon Riggins
Kenneth Rogers

James Roth \

Leah Rowan
Jennifer Rys
Angela Sabbath
Kongsy Saengchareun
Khemeo Sahye

Karen Salisbury
Amy Saliipo
Samuel Sampson
Nicholette Sams
John Sanderson
Nick Santucci

Satasha Sawyer
Nikole Schiffbauer
Jonathan Schmidt
John Schnell
Gregory Schonauer
Jessica Scott

Emeri Scott II
Herbert Scruggs Jr.
Kirk Sederholm
Daniel Seifried
M Shannon Setser
Brandon Shaw

Juniors

lavon Riggins and Dawn Merritt waiting for their solution to come to a boil.

Edward Schoval

Richard Shepherd

Ross Shirey

Jeffrey Sierputowski

Thomas Soini

Jason Skok

Matthew Slabe

Daniel Slepsky

Michael Slogar

Anne Slusser

Rachel Smicklas

Daniel Smith

Emmanuel Smith

Nuwoo Smith

Re'Tina Smith

Regina Smith

Ryan Smith

Shayla Smith

David Solema

John Spada

Abhy Stanic

Lynne Stern

Demond Stevens

Nicholas Strell

Vishantie Sudama

Norman Sullivan

Thomas Sustar

Jacobrobert Swete

Sharon Switalski

Rick Bartel and Megan Novinc look on while Karen Salisbury filters her solution through a
Buchner funnel.

Suv

Juniors

Catrina Tanner
Heather Thomas
Julia Thompson
Sylvan Thurman
Jason ToUiver
Terry Tomlinson

Kimberly Tramsak
Scott Trepal
James Tucci
Amanda Tutolo
Ronald Tyler Jr.
Valerie Van Ho

Sheri Vaslavsky
Angelica Vazquez
Michael Verch
Alicia Veres
Tommie Virgies Jr.
Devin Voll

Michael Vuyancih
Karen Wade
Nicole Wallace
Rodney Walton Jr.
Eugene Warner
Eddie Washington

Tahnesha Watts
Christina Wayton
Thomas Weglarz
Ursula Wein
Timothy Weintraub
Kevin Welsh

Julie Whitley
De Juan Whitney
Jennifer Williams
Maria Williams
Noel Williams
Oral Williams II

Jamika Willis
John Wise
Brandon Womick
Tequilla Wright
Niki Yannaras
Nichole Yarbrough

Victoria Yarish
Devito Young
Kelly Young
Marianne Zagar
Melinda Zahorsky
Jamie Zupancic

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Seniors waiting in the gym
before commencement.

Lynne Stern, Jennifer
Emser, Rachel Smiciklas,
Lisa Basalla und Amanda

Price performing in the Wai
Napolo Swim Show.

Euclid students dancing with
senior citizens at the Senior
Citizen Prom.

Carrie Klocker leaps over an Indian

during a dance number during Big

Show.

Shamuire Spivey, Lisa Udovich, Jill

Swansegar, Allison Metti and Lori

Mitskavich helped out during

commencement.

Jamel Lawrence gets the baton from

Will Buchannon during a relay in

boy's track.

On May 20, 1997 the Art Department

sponsored their annual Art Show in

which student's works were shown on

the Auditorium stage.

Memories Divider

•RIES

In order to have delivery of the 1997 Euclidian
by the end of May the final deadline had to be
at the beginning of March. Because of this, any
activity that occurred after February could not
be included in last year's book and is included
in current book.

Barry Lawrence was one of the best niemhers of the
EucHd Tennis Team and helped them gel first place in
theG.C.C.

Karen Hanson pitched for the EucHd Softball team.

.^ ' Dan Fitzpatrick practicing his hitting for the Euclid

baseball team.

1^ »»*j*t''V2^*^^i Dorian Goulde helped out the track team with his
'""'^^^'iSi long jumps.

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How did the baseball team do?

They finished in first place with a 24-4 record

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The Varsity and Junior Varsity baseball
teams had another outstanding season
by winning the G.C.C. with a 12-2
record and finishing the season with a 24-4
record. After losing their first two G.C.C.
games they went on to win twelve
G.C.C. wins in a row along with twenty-one
straight wins. They won Sectional and
District Titles only to lose in the regionals for
the third straight year. The J V team finished
with a 16-5 record and came in third in the
G.C.C.

Varsity Baseball, row one: Brian Siedler, Jim Grinstead, Mark Fording, Bud White, Tim Long, Brian
Zorman, Jay Kletecka, Tery Kontra, Denny Bosher Row two: Coach Rick Brown, John Mc Clain, Tom
Heuer, Frank Orgovan, Mike Doyle, Jeff Cahill, Pat Grisez, Tim Fogarty, Coach Dennis Turkall. Row three:
Coach, T. J. Florkiewicz, Mike Jolly, Tim Walter, Jeff Zevnik, Doug Zeman, Eddie Wilcox, Dave Banack,
Coach Tim Lewis.

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J.V. Baseball, Row one: Chris Burrell, John Fuduric, Kenny Gravitte, Jeff Evans, Dan Fitzpatrick, Josh
Hammond, Jason May. Row two: Gerald Headd, David Ott, Tom Soini, Rick Bartel, Taon Farinacci, Kevin
Grisez, Kevin Carse, Coach Don Lewis. Row three: Brian Chike, Brad Armstrong, Dave Cerne, Brandon
Richardson, Rick Glavan, Matt Moster, Tim Goerndt.

Doug Zeman reaches out to get the ball.
Dave Banach getting ready to throw the ball
in.

Baseball

Freshman BasLh;iU, ii>\\ one; Ke\in Calabresc, Matt Sinienc, Mike I'lle, Doug Woods, Jesse Sceider, Brandon
Price, Joe White. Row two: Robert Grays, Pat Ostrander, Mario Shy, Matt Black, Ryan Long, Mike
Cardile, Mike Fortunato Row three: Coach T. J. Flowkiewicz, Jiin Shaw, Sinen Medvick, Mark Lucas.
Owen Strodtbeck, Van Monroe, Russell Wilson, Randi Meany.

Above. Josh Hammond
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taking a sw
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ing at the hall,
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VARSITY BASEBALL |

TEAM

THEM

Lakewood

Strongsville

Brecksville

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VASJ

Mayfield

North

Holy Name

Maple Hts.

Nordonia

South

Bedford

Shaker Hts

Mayfield

North

Mentor

Bedford

Madison

Brush

Maple Hts.

Nordonia

Bay Village

Painesville

North

South

NDCL

St. Ignatius

Hudson

SEASON REC

ORD WON 24 LOST 4

G.C.C. RECOl

RD WON 12 LOST 2

LEAGUE FII>r

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL |

TEAM

THEM

Lakewood

Strongsville

Brecksville

Mayfield

North

Holy Name

Maple Hts.

Nordonia

South

Bedford

Olmsted Falls

Mayfield

North

Mentor

Bedford

Maple Hts.

Nordonia

Brush

South

SEASON RECORD WON 16 LOST 5

G.C.C. RECORD WON 9 LOST 5

LEAGUE FINISH Third

Some of the players practicing
before a game.

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FRESHMAN BASEBALL

TEAM

THEM

Olmsted Falls

North

St. Ignatius

Maple Hts.

St. Ignatius

Maple Hts.

South

Brush

Bedford

North

Mayfield

Lakewood

VASJ

Holy Name

Bedford

SEASON RECORD WON 11 LOST 7

G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST 4

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Tom Heuer swings at
the ball.

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How did the track teams

Boy's won the conference,

The boy's outdoor track team had
an outstanding season in which
they placed first in the G.C.C. The
team has been undefeated for three years.
This year they won 5 big invitational
meets and placed second in all other big
invitational meets. They sent seven
athletes to compete in the Sate Meet in
Columbus. This was the last year for
Coach Bob Ramlow was voted Coach of
the Year in the G.C.C. for the third year
in a row. The team will miss Bob's
retirement.

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Tony Fisher slipped on his lake oil m the long jump

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lad jump this tune.

BOY'S OUTDOOR TRACK
TEAM US THEM

Brush 103.5 28.5

South 107 25

North 93 39

Bedford 82 50

Maple Hts. 101 31
Mavfield 99.5 32,5

Nordonia 96 36

BIG MEETS

Strongsville 1/8
Dublin 1/15

Mentor 2/8
Walsh 2/12
Ranger Relays 2/15
Euclid Relays 1/7
G.C.C. Meet 1/7
District 1/21

Regional 5/18
SEASON RECORD WON 7 LOST 0
G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST 0
LEAGUE FINLSH Fir.st

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j Track

Boy's Track. Row one: Quentin Murdock. William Buchannon. Jamel Lawrence, Jason Mc Cullough, Artis
PowelK Ashley Powell, Michael Miklavcic, Derek Stanic, Paul Glowacki. Row two: Coach Frank Soltesz,
Tininiie Virgies, Michael Bailey, Mike Melnyk, Al Simpson, Nick Sohlberg, Joe Granito, Lewis Nunley,
Coach, Bob Ramlow. Row three: Steve Modelski, Adrean Yancy, Mike Simenc, Monroe Hillsman, Dorian
Goulde. Melvin Hill, Shaun O'Brien, La Monte Foster.

Artis Powell gets the baton from Rahman
Shavers in one of the relays.

Melvin Hill stretches to get the most from
his effort in the long jump.

do?

[irl's finished second

Girls Track. Row one; Ericka Airfoat, Dionna Higgins, Janiece Thompson, Ursula Wein, Erin Kilkenney,
Jessica Scott, Jill Smiaiek, Karen Wade, Jessica Locust, Tomeka Jolins, Ebony Wheeler, Lavonna Dehvitt
Row two: Bridgette Cofield, Matrika Johnson, Jamee Taylor, Allison Mc Clain, Holly Douglas, Sheereeda
Floyd, Cynthia Meyer, Candace Longshaw, Lori Medves Row llirec: Coach Mike Sustin. Jenea Weenis,
Althea Jones, Dawn Merritt, Tiffany Anderson, Erin Morrison, Nichelle Church, Denise Ingram, Patricia
Carpenter, Liz Montague, Destiny Harris, Kandasha Glenn, Shaun Deramus, Coach Dick ^'ork. Coach Pete
Schwenke. Row four: Melissa Longo, Nicole Eslick, Joann Butcher, Megan Osterman, Shondra Hoak, Katie
Walker, Annie Wein, Carmaine Allen, Janelle Easter.

The Girl's Outdoor Track Team
finished the season with an 6-1
record and second place in the
G.C.C. Regional qualifiers included
Charmaine Allen in the long jump;
Katie Walker in the discus; Dawn
Merritt in the 1 00 hurdles and Megan
Osterman in the 1600 and 32000 meter
run.

Alexis Grubach getting the baton from
Becca Borchert in the 4 x 800 relay.

GIRLS OUTDOOR TRACK

TEAM

THEM

Nordonia

North

102

Maple Hts.

South

Bedford

Mayfield

101

Brush

99
BIG MEETS

MadLson

2/8

Kent

14/24

Dublin

4/16

Ranger Relays

12/26

Mentor

3/8

Euclid Relays

3/7

G.C.C. Meet

2/8

SEASON RECORD WON 6 LOST 1

G.C.C. RECORD WON 6 LOST 1

LEAGUE FINISH Second

Ebony Wheeler in the long jump.

Dawn Merrit leading the pack in the 100 m
hurdles.

Track

Did the softball team improve?

m Won the G.C.C.

First time in twelve years

The 1 996 Softball season was a
memorable one for the Euclid
panthers. EucUd took the G.C.C.
crown for the first time in twelve years
with a mark of 1 1-3. The Lady Panthers
quahfied for the State Tournament for the
second consecutive season.
Stacy Lesefky was named to the All
Conference Team. News Herald, First
Team and Team Co-Most Valuable
Player. Colleen Taylor was named to the
All Conference Team, News Herald's
First Team and was the team's Co-Most
Valuable Player. Becky Godec,
Stephanie Troha and Courtney Sharp
were named 2nd Team All G.C.C. and
Lisa Udovich and Kristin Samsa were
named Honorable Mention.

VARSITY SOFTBALL

TEAM US

VASI 17

VASJ 3

Padua 17

St Joe Academv 16

W. Geauga 9

Mavfiew"

Mayfielli

NordoDia

Nonh

Maple His

South

Bedford

Ma> field

Brush

North

Maple Hts

Solon

South

Nordonia

Bedford

Bnjsh

Padua 16

Mayfield 3

Brush 0

Holy Name 14

Mayfield 8

Brush 7

STATE TOURNAMENT
VASJ 6

Solon 10

SEASON RECORD WON 20 LOST 9
G.C.C- RECORD WON 1 1 LOST 3
LEAGUE flMSH First

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NEO TOURNAMENT

Jl'MOR VARSITY SOFTBALL

TEAM US

Padua 14

St. Joe Acjdemy 9

West Geauga 3

Solon 8

VASJ 18

North -I

Nordonia I

Maple Hts. 13

Bedford 16

Nt>rdonla 21

Maple Hts., ^:. I S

South ■i^jt^'v. 8

Souih 2

North 1 1

Bedford 1 6

V.ASJ 5

Miiyfietd 1 1

Bnish 14

Brush 8

Mayndd 10

Maytield 8
SEASON RECORD WON 14LOST 7
G.C.C, RECORD WON II LOST 4

Softball

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Varsity Softball, Row one: Amanda Meyer, Kristen Samsa, Angela Suchy, Dana Vance. Row tw n: Case> Mc
Redmond, Chrissy Kovacevich, Courtney Sharp, Colleen Taylor, Stephanie Troha, Becky Godec. Row three;
Coach Steve Marcu, Robyn Ulle, Jamie Greskowiak, Allison Metti, Stacy Lesefky, Kristen Kascak, Lisa
Udovich. Coach Ron Zucca.

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Junior Varsity Softball, Row one: Julianne Whitely, Anne Slusser, Niki Sams, Quinta Douglas, Shannon
Setscr. Row two: Karen Hanson, Megan Novinc, Alison Stahre, Julie Thompson. Row three: Taryn Laurich,
Karen Salisbury, Suzanne Lucas, Nikole Schiffbauer, Michele Laurich, Coach, Arle Laumadue..

How did the tennis team do?

Won the G.C.C.

First time in twenty-four years

Boy's Tennis, Row one: James Mc Clave, Chris Pierce, Pat Di Lalla, Matt Mc Dermott, Ryan Heramb,
Nil^ali Vigaincli, Jordan Robinson.Row two: Coach Rob Heramb, Barnett Woodruff, Dennis Vitolo, Andrew
Edmonds, Jeremy Pfahl, Barry Lawrence, Jason Robinson, Patrick Doehring.

Freshman Softball, Row one: Kerry Jeric, Nicole Samsa, Mary Tracy, Jillian udovich, Sandra Mowery. Row
two: Lindsay IVIitstalslii, Gina Gaglioni, Bridget Resnik, Shawntee Clay, Angela Indiano, Stephanie Hughes.
Row three: Coach, Diane Maroli, Tamika Drake, Julie Stobierski, Sara Via, Tina Amigoni, Dawn Attwood,
Brianna Aquilano.

The Spring of 1997 was the year that the
Boy's Tennis Team was waiting for
since 1973. Barry Lawrence quahfied
for districts, Pat Di Lalla went 24-1 , the
team won the 10 team St. Edward
Invitational and the team won the
G.C.C. Can they repeat next year?

VARSITY BOY'S TENNIS

TEAM

THEM

Mentor

Kenston

Nordonia

Brush

South

North

Nordonia

Mayfield

South

North

Lakewood

Mayfield

Kirtland

Hudson

Brush

SEASON RECORD WON 13 LOST 2

G.C.C. RECORD WON 9 LOST 1

LEAUE FINISH First

FRESHMAN SOFTBALL |

TEAM

THEM

Solon

ND/CL

Kirtland

Cuyahoga Hts.

Maple Hts.

Brush

South

ND/CL

North

Wickliffe

Maple Hts

Cuyahoga Hts.

Brush

Mayfield

South

Maple Hts.

North

Mayfield

Solon

SEASON RECORD WON 13 LOST 4 |

Boy's Tennis

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Never-Never Land, a magical place
where dreams are bom and time is
never planned. The mischievous
Peter Pan( Jodi Dominick), the evil Captain
Hook(John Holnski), and the Indian
Princess Tiger Lily (Carolyn Klocker) rule
on the island. As the Darling children
Wendy, Michael and John(Katherine
Baioni, Dave Solema and Amy Salupo) and
their maid Liza(Collette Sams-Gaunt)
travel to NeverLand the excitement and
adventure began. Wendy becomes the
mother to the Lost Boys and hook plots to
once and for all kill Peter Pan.
The Indians and Peter became friends and
joined together to defeat Hook and his band
of pirates. Wendy, Michael and John
returned home to find their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Darling(Creig Sulecki and Katherine
Walker) waiting. Peter Pan. the youthful,
wild boy remained on his tiny island "second
to the right and straight till morning" waiting
for more fun and adventure to begin.
The 1997 Big Show Production of Peter Pan
was directed by Ken Ferlito and Bea
Grushcow and involved an intricate arrange-
ment of pulleys and wires to enable the
characters to fly.

-Jill Swansegar

John Hoinski and Scott Lawrence discuss plan
to kill Peter Pan.

How do you I

Big Show presented Peter Psl

Big Show

am how to fly?

Jennifer Grabianowski, Erin Pattersen, Shamuire
Spivey. Lori Mitskavich. and Allison Metti, meet
Courtney Strah's grandparcnls, Helen and Frank
Strah.

On April 18.19 Wai Napolo presented their annual synchronized swim show in the East Pool. The theme of the
show was "Don't Touch that Dial". The meinbers of the club swam and performed to music from television shows.

The band playing at the Senior Citizen Prom

On May 7, 1997. Student Council held its annual Senior Citizen Prom in which members of the community are
invited to the high school to a dance and refreshments. Here are some Student Council members and senior citizens
dancing together.

Mr. Alex Toth dribbles the ball down to the basket
with Rich Belanich covering him while Mr. Pat
Vuyancih looks on during the Faculty-Senior
basketball game.

Students trying to make a three point shot at the annual Faculty-Senior basketball game.

Left: Students cheering at the Faculty-
Senior basketball game.

Wai Napolo/Senior Senior Prom

Katie Walker, Doug Zeman and Rich
Belanich selling pizza after school in the E-
Room for Student Council.

SENIOR AWARDS

were presented on Wednesday, May 21. 1997 in an assembly held in the Little Theater after
school. Many seniors received awards or money for their accomplishments while at Euclid.

Katherine Baioni and Kevin Evans received the
William M. McGuinness Scholarship award from
Catlierine McGuinness.

Nick Solema eceived a Euclid Jaycees Scholarship and
the Euclid High School Booster Club award.

Daniel Bergolc received the Ohio District Key Club
International award, the Shore Commemorative
Scholarship, the Euclid Public Schools Alumni
Association Scholarship, and the Baldwin Wallace
College Presidential Scholarship.

Kelly Echols, Heather Perusek, Dave Banach, Tim
Zornian and Katie Walker received awards presented
by Principal. Robert Knuth.

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De Lawrence Fouche dances with a senior citizen at the Senior Citizen Prom.
Stephanie Di Biase, Antonina Fiorelli, Jenny Cicco, Karen Lemieux. Allison
Penko, Kelly Baylog, Erin Patterson, Shamuire .Spivey, Erin Reilly, Nikki
Yannaras, Jenny Emser and Amanda Price uaitmg for the Senior Citizen Prom to
begin.

On Thursday. May 22. 1997. Gary Broadbent gave a demonstration on Boomer-
angs to many science students in the stadium.

Doug Zeman was one of the physics students who retrieved the boomerands the
Gary threw.

Senior Awards/Senior Senior Prom

PARTY TIME

PROM

was held at the Landerhaven Party Center on Friday,
June 6, 1997. Many Euclid seniors and underclassmen
enjoyed themselves at a night of dancing, pictures and
eating.

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took place in the Stadium on Sunday June 8, 1997 at 1 :00 PM. It was a sunny, breezy day
that was very comfortable for everyone. Most of the seniors and their parents were well
behaved and the ceremony went off without any problems.

N.J.R.O.T.C. aupplied the Color Guard for the Commencement Ceremonies.
Below: Varsity Chorale sang the Alma Mater and other songs during the ceremonies

Validictorian. Todd Lapp, addressed the
class of 1997 during Commencement

ceremonies.

The Salutatorian for the Class of 1997 was
Kathleen Walker who gave a short talk
after the Valedictorian did.

The class ov 1997 and
their parents at
Commencement.

FACULTY PATRONS

Jane Addis

Sue Ann Amato

Justin J. Antonini

Brenda Barlcer

Linda Brenkus

Joan and Alan Bush

Doc Daugherty
Susan Dennis-Rogers

Bill Dwyer

Ken and Anne Ferlito

Marilyn Foote

Audree Fox

Tom Gibbons

Bill Gooding

Commander Bill Gray

The Heramb Family

Carolyn Heuer

SGTMAJ L. Issacs

Spencer D. Kane

Jim Kelley

Marsha Knauss

Robert Knuth

Heather Koczur

Lisa Langford

Margaret Lucas

Steven L. Marcu

Diane M. Maroli

Lisa Mc Leod

Sandi Mc Redmond

Mrs. Katie Morris

Mrs. B. Novak

Mrs. Katherine Pasquale

Mrs. J. R. Perez

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrovic

Jim Poulson

Lucy A. Pratt

Fran Ratka

Anthony P. Rozman

Mr. and Mrs. Santilli

Rhonda A. Scharf

Mrs. Janet Severino

Mrs. Elaine Sheridan

Mrs. P. Sheridan

The Soltesz Family

Diane M. Tizzano

Mrs. Torrelli
Bill Von Benken
Daniel Wensing

PARENT PATRONS

Joann Krane/Louis Lindic

Dear Lou,

We are so proud of your hard work and the

dedicated student that you were throughout high

school. You will be rewarded for your efforts in

your career. May God be with you and bless you

always. You are a wonderful son.

Love, Mom, Frank and the family.

Ron and Mary Ann Siedler/Brian Siedler

Brian Siedler (Sid)
You've done us all proud.
Love, Dad, Mom and Ron.

Greg and Nancy Waina/Jason and Melissa
Waina

Jason and Melissa, The "Middle Wainas"-
It's been a pleasure to share this school year with
you. We are proud of all your talents and
accomplishments, and more importantly, the
wonderful young people you've become.
Love. Dad and Mom.

PICTURE PATRONS

Christine and Edmond Arnold/Lauren Allison

Arnold

Jack and Natalie Bowser/Jessica Marie Bowser

Deborah BuchannonAVilliam Buchannon III

Kathy Carleton/Amanda C. Carleton

Roger and Mary Cherne/Zachary Cherne

Frank and Jean Cicco/Jennifer Ann Cicco

Eric and Marilyn Clark/Shannon Suzanne Clark

James Cole & Carmen Bowens/Jamie Camille

Cole

Kathy Lorig/Rebecca Crismor

Zelma Jackson/Ericka Dennis

Robert Davies/James Davies

Sheila and James Sanford/Jessica Elmore

Ralph and Frances Fee/Colleen Fee

Annette and Gene Fiorelli/Antonina Fiorelli

Joe and Nancy Fitzpatrick/Dan Fitzpatrick

Kevin and Margie Flynt/Erin Marie Flynt

Connie MisiakA'anessa Gallman

Roberta and John Gibbons/Elizabeth Gibbons

Jim and Karen Godec/Rebecca Godec

Karen Goerndt/Tim Goerndt

Timothy and Debra Grabianowski/Jennifer

Grabianowski

Dean and Suzanne Grida/Angela M. Grida

Don and Sandy Grisez/Patrick Grisez

194

Patrons

Carla and David Davis/Stephany C. Hasberry

Rob and Mary Heramb/Ryan Heramb

David and Joyce Heuer/Thomas D. Heuer

Ken and Evelyn Hrovat/Allison M. Hrovat

Joseph and Dawn Janosik/James A. Janosik

Linda Jenkins & Mike Philpott/Makia Philpott

Jenkins

Dale and Judy Johnson/Matrika Johnson

Richard S. and Rose Marie Kazar/Stephanie L.

Kazar

Mary and Bill Kontra/Kelly Arline Kontra

Diane and Vincent losue/Matthew Koons

Betty Kovacevich/Chrissy Kovacevich

Richard and Ann Kumel/Michelle Lynn Kumel

Bill and Kathy Mc Dermott/Matthew Mc Dermott

Raymond and Margaret Metti/Allison Metti

Linda Franks Miller/Michael Franks Miller

Dave and Linda Mitskavich/Lori Mitskavich

Andreci Artis/Jacqueline Montgomery

Robert S. and Janet L. Moster/Matthew G. Moster

Mike and Marcy Mukavetz/Marissa Mukavetz

John and Rayne CHara/Matthew O'Hara

Jeff and Beth Nelson/Sean Nelson

Robin Patterson/Erin E. Patterson

Bob and Joanne Peacock/Christy Peacock

James and Carol Penny/Lori Penny

James and Carol Penny/Michelle Penny

Djuro and Angela Peric/Georgian Peric

Gary and Carole Pierce/Chris Pierce

Scott and Patricia Proctor/Landon Proctor
Nevenka Whitworth/Gina Prodan

Janelle Routen

Edith and Martin Ryan/Erin Ryan

Maryellen Serwatka/Jessica Serwatka

Eileen and Earl Sharp/Courtney Sharp

Kathleen Short/Jason Short

Kellie Smerdel/Leland Smerdel

Art and Nancy Smialek/Jill Smiaiek

Guy and Evelyn Smith/Kimberly R. Smith

Larry and Sheila Marcus/Tiffany Y. Smith

Dale and Patty Stahre/Alison Stahre

May and Frank Strah/Courtney M. Strah

Linda Taylor/Brandon Taylor

Taylor Family/Kelly Taylor

Hope Tilk/Jim Tilk

Edward and Mary Ellen Udovich/Lisa Udovich

Susan and Albert Ulle/Robyn UUe

Greg and Nancy Waina/Jason Waina

Ann Washington/La Shunda Anntoinete "Missy'

Washington

Byron and Bridget Weems/ Jenea Weems

Terri Smith/Najah Q. Weeams

Bernadette White & Wayman S. WellsA'ernadett

White

Edith M. Hullum/Kalicia M. Williams

Ernestine WilliamsA'ickie Williams

Terrance and Kathleen Zevnik/Geoff Zevnik

Jo and Joann Zorman/Brian Zorman

Lauren Allison Arnold

Lauren,
It's hard to
believe you're a
senior. It seems
lilce just
yesterday we
were taking your
first day of
kindergarten
picture, You've
become a
wonderful person
and we're very
proud of you.
Remember to
keep your head
and your heart in
the right
direction and
you'll never have
to worry about
your feet.
Love you. Mom
and Dad

Jessica Marie Bowser

Dear Jessica,
Always work
hard at what you
like. Laugh at
your mistakes,
but learn from
them. Show
your emotions,
laugh and cry.
it's good for
you. Love your
friends and
family with your
whole being, for
they are what's
inost important
in your life,
Find your
rainbow and live
your world of
dreams.
God bless you.
Love, Mom and
Dad

Will.

We are very
proud of you and
love you very
much. Always
remember the
man who knows
right from wrong
and has good
judgement along
with common
sense is happier
than the man who
is immensely rich
Wisdom gives a
long, good life
with riches and
honor. Pleasure
and peace.
Love, Mom

William Buchannon III

It seems
like only
yesterday
when you
first ran
into my
arms. Now
you are
graduating!
May your
life be
filled with
peace and
joy. We are
very proud
of you.
Love, Mom
and Tony

Amanda C. Carleton

Dear Zack,
Reach for
the stars!!
Live your
dreams!!
Eniov your
life!! We
love you
and are very
proud of
you.

Mom, Dad
and Leah

Zachary Cherne

M A.

Jennifer Ann Cicco

Jennifer,
God gave us a
loving, caring,
and thoughtful
little girl, who
has grown into
a beautiful
young lady.
You are an
inspiration to
everyone you
meet. We are
very proud of
you and wish
you the very
best life has to
offer. Keep
love and God in
your heart, and
you can achieve
anything.
Love, Dad,
Mom. Dawn,
and Maria

i^....L^

Shannon Suzanne Clark

Dear Shannon,
We are very
proud of you
and your
accomplish-
ments. You set
a goal and
have

succeeded. We
know your
dreams will
come true
since you are a
smart and
confident
young woman.
We love you
and thank you
for the joy you
gave to us.
Congratula-
tions!

Love, Mom
and Dad.

To our
wonderful
daughter,
who we
love and
adore very
much. We
wish you
the very
best and
lots of
success in
all that life
has to offer
you. (You
go girl!)
Love,
Mom and
Dad

Jamie Camille Cole

Ericka Dennis

Dear Ericka
Danielle,
I am so proud of
you and
everything that
you do. You
make so many
people in your
life happy. You
always know
what to say and
when to say it.
The best of luck
and may all
your dreams
come true.
Love always.
Kay, Mom, Pee-
Wee, Dad,
Grandma,
Vickie, and
family and
friends

James Davies

The father of
a righteous
man has a
great joy; He
who has a
wise son
delights in
him. May
your father
and mother
be glad; May
she who gave
you birth
rejoice!
Prov. 23:24
&25
You have
made us very
proud. God
bless you.
Love, Mom
and Dad

Jessica.
You go girl!!!
Jessica always
remember what
you've been
taught, to put God
first and let Him
order your steps
and He will lead
you in the right
direction.
There will be
many mountains
that you will have
to climb. Just pray
and don"t ask God
to move those
mountains, but
give you the
strength to climb
them.
For it's the

mountains that make you strong. There will be times you

may fall, just gel up. keep climbing, never look down.

Always look up for the skies are limited.

We love you!!!

Mom and James

Jessica Elmore

Colleen Fee

Colleen,

Congratulations! Remember that we will always

love you. You can achieve those goals of which

you dream. Your life is rich with possibilities. Stay

determined and success is yours.

Love. Mom. Dad, Grandma and Meredith

My, oh my,
how time
flies!

Mom's got
tears in her
eyes while
dad's not
surprised
that you're
grown up.

Dear Dan,
The school years
have passed by so
quickly. We thank
the Lord for your
life. It has been
such a pleasure
raising you and
we pray that you
will always be
guided by the
Lord.

Love, Mom, Dad,
Holly and David

Antonina Fiorelli

Dan Fitzpatrick

196 Erin Marie Flynt

Dear Vanessa,
You have
brought so
much

happiness into
my life! May
you always
have the very
best! Tm very
proud of the
woman you've
become. Good
Luck and
Success in all
you set out to
do in life. I
love you.
Your mom and
best friend
forever! ! !

Vanessa Gallman

r^ „ Elizabeth Gibbons

Dear Betsy.

Congratulations on your past successes. We know that there

will be much to be proud of in the future.

Love, Mom and Dud

Little sis.

Don't forget I'll always be there to hold your hand.

Love. Cathy

Rebecca Godec

The years have passed so quickly and it seems like
only yesterday when you came into our lives! You
have grown into a fine young woman. We are very
proud of you. Becky, always strive for e.xcellence
and may all of your dreams come true!
Love. Mom, Dad and Sarah xxxooo

Tim Goerndt

Jennifer Grabianowski

Jennifer.
We are very
thankful and
proud to see
the wonderful
person that
you have
become. The
Lord has truly
given us a gift
in you. We
love you and
congratula-
tions on a job
well done.
Dad. Mom. T.
J.. Kevin,
Kelly and
Pony

Angela Grida

Patrick Grisez

Pat,

You always did like a good party! Keep your friendly
personality. Give it your best and you'll do fine.
Remember, we love you and are always here for you.
Love, Dad and Mom

Stephany C. Hasberry

^■'•m." <L' T '^i

Ryan Heramb

Dear Ryan,

You were the
most beautiful
baby! You have
grown into the
most sensitive
and confident
young man. We
are so very
proud of you.
You have
always brought
joy to our lives
and we know
you will do
well in
whatever you
attempt. May
God bless you
always.
All our love.
Mom Dad, Rob
& Michael

Dear Tommy-
You are a great son
and brother, also the
"bestesl" uncle in
the world. We love
you and are very
proud of you.
Remember to
always pursue your
goals. You truly are
the "Sunny Jim" of
our family.
Love always. Mom,
Dad, Lisa, Amy and
Megan

A stonishing
L oving
L evel headed
I ntelligent
S tupendous
O utgoing
N ice

(occasionally
naughty)

Thomas D. Heuer

Allison H. Hrovat

Your fabulous smile wanned our hearts minutes after

you were born. We knew then you would "Take The

World by Storm". We are so very proud of you. Go

out into the world and "grab that brass ring"-it"s

yours.

Love always. Mom, Dad, Jennifer, Ashley, Poochie

and TAB 197

James A. Janosik

IX-ar Jim,

You'll always succeed,
both ill life and in heiiiht.
Bui you'll always be my
baby broihcr. Ciingralula-
tion on (iradualifin. You've
earned ii well. - i.ove Joey

Dearest Jim,

Yi)u are the light
of our lives. From
Kindergarten
through High
School, you have
always sirived for
the best and have as
a result, excelled in
all your goals and
objectives. We
wish you continued
success in all your
future endeavors.
We are so very
proud of you, and
remember- "If you
can dreain it, you
can do it." - All
our love (3 cars),
Mom, Dad, (Irand-
ma. Nana & I.ittle

Makia Philpott Jenkins

To my darling daughter who's become the most wonderful
young lady a mother could ask for. Keep that smile you've had
from day one. Stay determined to accept nothing less than
God's best, and you'll always have your heart's desire.
Remember the steps of a good girl are ordered of the Lord.
Stay in the secret place of the Most High.
1 love you. Your Mom

Matrika D. Johnson

Dear
Matrika,
You did it!
Congratula-
tions! You
have reached
this point in
your life
overcoming
the road
hazards and
obstacles of
life and
excelling
academi-
cally. We are
proud of
you! So
don't stop
now!
Dad and
Judy

Stephanie;
Mom and
I are very
proud of
our little
girl. May
the Lord
watch and
keep you
safe no
matter
what roads
life may
lead you
down.
Our love
to you
always.
Mom and
Dad

Stephanie L. Kazar

Kelly Arline Kontra

Dear Kelly,
The years
have passed
so quickly.
You're a
beautiful
young lady
now. We
hope your
life is

blessed with
good health
and

happiness
and all your
dreams
come true.
Never forget
how much
we love you.
Love. Mom.
Dad and
Kristy

Matthew James Koons

Dear Matt,
We were truly
blessed when
God gave you
to us. You
have always
been a kind,
loving son and
brother who
exercises good
judgement in
the things you
do. We are
sure these
attributes are a
winning
combination
for success and
happiness.
Love always.
Mom and
Vince, Dad and
Charlotte

Chrissy,

Step up to

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the plate for

It.

a grand slam
future.

<i^

■«» ,y

Love, Mom

^^m

and Mark

^ ^ *^^«»M

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Chrissy Kovacevich

t »

Michelle Lynn Kumel

Michelle; (Mickey)

Congratulations - you did your best and we are proud of

you. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors,

and hope all your dreams come true.

Love. Mom. Dad and Allyson

Dear Matt,
We are very
proud of all
your

accomplish-
ments and
the young
man you
have
become.
Most of all,
we're happy
for you and
hope you'll
always find
the thing
that will
make your
life a truly
happy and
fulfilling
one.

Love, Mom
and Dad

Matthew Mc Dermott

Allison Metti

Dear Allison,
Scholar,
athlete,

daughter, sister,
friend. ..Bravo!
You have more
than honored
the family
name, and
through it all,
you have
remained a
lady. Keep your
kindness, wit.
and integrity
with you
always. You are
cherished.
Go with God
and all our
love.

Mom, Dad, and
Christine

Michael Franks Miller

Dear Michael,
Thank you for
being such a
wonderful son
and good friend.
You have
enriched my life
beyond words
can express, and
will continue
too!

"Congratulations
son" I'm proud
of you and so is
your family, I
wish you good
health.

happiness, love,
and much
success in
everything you
do in life.
Michael, follow
your kind heart
and dreams
while doing your
very best.
1 love you, and
I'll be there for
you.

Love. Mom.
Grandma and
vour familv

Lori Mitsliavich

To have a daughter is to know a special kind of joy.
Lori. you have given us more pride and joy than we
ever thought possible. You are a wonderful young
woman and we wish only the best for you today and
always. We love you very much!
Love, Mom and Dad

Years ago 1
was blessed
with a

beautiful baby
girl. Today
we are both
blessed
because you
have become
a smart,
beautiful, and
caring young
woman. I
pray your
future is filled
with many
i more
blessings and
fulfilled
dreams.
Love, Mom

Matthewsky,
Better than
the gold of
kings are
memories
of happy
things.
Congratu-
lations!
Strive for
excellence.
Love,
Mom and
Dad

Jacqueline Montgomery

Matthew G. Moster

Marissa Mukavetz

Matthew G'Hara

Matthew,
You have
grown up
from our
little

"clown" into
a handsome
young man!
It seems like
only

yesterday
that you
were a 91b,
5oz. baby!
Work hard
and enjoy
life fully.
We will
always love
you!

Love, Mom.
Dad, Trisha
and Aileen

Christy Peacocli

Christy:

There will be many wonderful and exciting
opportunities for you in the future because you are so
very special. Stay happy and have fun along the way.
Love, Mom, Dad & Bob

199

Sean Nelson

Dear Erin.
It seems like only
yesterday we sent
you off to school,
eager to learn, and
now as we send
you off again you
still have that zest
for learning.
Things have not
always been easy
but you faced life
with grace and
courage. We know
these qualities will
always be with
you. You've made
us all so proud of
the wonderful
woman you have
become.

Love, Mom, Jon
and Zee

Erin E. Patterson

Lori.

Always keep that
beautiful quality
about you. You
have grown into a
beautiful, young
woman in such a
short time. You are
going on to bigger
and better things
and we know you
will succeed in
anything you
attempt. Your father
and I are. and
always will be very
proud of you.
Remember, just
close your eyes and
it is all attainable.
We love you. God
Bless you.
Love, Mom and Dad

Michelle, Michelle Penny

It seems like such a short time ago that we were
blessed with you. You have grown into the beautiful
young lady we knew you would be. Now you are
going on to face more challenges in your life, and we
know you will conquer all that you attempt. Your
father and I are very proud of you. Always remember
dreams can come true. We love you. God Bless you.
Love. Mom and Dad

Georgian,
We are very
proud of
you. Wish
you the
best.

Love. Dad.
Mom and
ChrLstina
and Ann

Georgian Peric

Chris Pierce

Landon Proctor

Gi!

We are
so proud
of all
your
accom-
plish-
ments. -
Now
spread
your
wings
and fly. -
There is
so much
to see
and do.
Your
family
loves
you.

200 Gina Prodan

.jr.,.H|,

Janelle.
What-
ever you
decide to
so in life,
always
be true to
yourself.
Also,
remem-
ber 1
love you
and will
be here
when-
ever you
need me.
Con-
gratula-
tions!
With
Love.
Mom

we love you
always.
Love and
Congratula-
tions. Mom
and Dad

Janelle Routen

Erin Ryan

Jessica Serwatka

Dear

Jessica,
Congratu-
lations! We
are so
proud of
you. You
are a
brilliant
young
woman
with a
bright
future
ahead. You
are so
loved.
Wishing
you the
very best.
God Bless.
Love,
Mom and
Grandma

Courtney Sharp

Dear

, J

Court!

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IVIiddle

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child. Big

M 'ti

.sister.

H m

Little

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sister,

comedian.

athlete.

psycholo-

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gist, apple

of your

father' s

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eye, "wise

beyond

your

years".

We love

you

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dearly!

Mom,

Dad,

Carrie,

Cameron

Jason Short

Congratula-
tions, Jason!
We always
knew you
could do it! It's
been a long,
hard road, but
you made it
past the first
hurdle. May the
best always
come your
way. We love
you always.
You make us
proud!
Love, Mom,
Dad and
Jessica

Leland Smerdel

Lee J,

I remember the
days when we
would fight
nonstop. Boy,
how you have
matured since
then. Look at
you now;
graduating high
school and
going out into
the real world. 1
am so proud of
you. I wish you
luck in

everything you
do. I know you
can do anything
as long as you
set your mind to
it. 1 love you.
Your big sis,
Kellie

Jill Smialelv

"With the first light of sun - Bless you.
When the long day is done - Bless you.
In your smiles and your tears - Bless you.
Through each day of your years - Bless you.'
We love you. Beanie!
Dad and Mom

Kitnberly R. Smith

You have the intelligence, you have the right spirit.
Step into your future. You will do well.
Love, Mom and Dad

Tiffany Y. Smith

Dear Tiffany,
We are very
proud of the
beautiful,
bright and
loving young
Christian
woman you
have become.
Keep Christ
first in your
life and
success will
, be yours.
Always
remember
"we can do all
things
through
Christ which
strengthens
us".

Love, Mom
and Dad

Dear Courtney,
Congratulations!
Graduation is a
happy time, as
you think of all
you've

accomplished. ..a
hopeful time, as
you look to a
wonderful future
and a heart-
warming time, as
those of us who
love you share
your happiness.
We are very
proud of you.
And may all the
years ahead be
successful ones
for you !
Love, Mom,
Dad, Eli and
Family

Brandon Taylor

your
head up!
Love you
always!
Your
Mom

201

Kelley-B,

Kelley Taylor

Dear Jim,
We are
very proud
of you.
Best of
luck in the
future.
Love,
Mom and
Dad

Dear

Alison,
Congratu-
lations!
Thank you
for giving
us so many
happy
memories.
May you
accom-
plish all of
your goals.
You've
made us so
proud! We
love you
very
much!
Love,
Mom and
Dad

Alison Stahre

To our
princess.
May your
dreams
come true
and bring
you much
happi-
ness.
With
God's
help
you'll
reach the
sky.
Love,
Mora and
Dad

Lisa Udovicli

Robyn Ulle

Congratula-
tions to "our
little girl"
who makes
us proud
every day.
Remember,
there is
nothing you
can't

achieve as
long as you
try your
best. Set
your goals
and go for
it. Nothing
can stop you
now.
We love
you!

Mom, Dad,
Michael and
Stacy

Jason,
The family
dreamer,

A young man with
incredible vision
and valuable
insights.
A thinker, a
wonderer, an
adventurer
Whose gifts
include a sense of
humor, loyalty and
- j a great love of life,
^ We wish you

continued success
in your college
career and beyond.
Ride on and enjoy !
Love, Dad, Mom,
Jennifer, Melissa,
and Rebecca

Jason Waina

La Shunda Anntoinette

Wasiiington

202

Dear Missy,
Here we are once
again with God's
help at the end of
another

milestone. I told
you it could be
done. I'm so
proud of you. Just
remember to be
the best you can
be and strive high
for what you want
to accomplish and
it can be done.
Even after having
Booka at 17 you
still made it. Just
remember I will
always be there
for you.
Good Luck
Love, Mommy
and Booka

Jenea Weems

Words for Jenea

1) Expect the unexpected, it's always there.

2) Don't measure your successes or failures by others.

3) Sometimes, it's who you know that gets you in.
Remember, it's what you are that keeps you there.

4) You always have to work five times harder.

5) Always have goals. When you reach one, add two
more.

6) Love and respect all.

Love, Mom, Dad, Byron, Bridget Weems

Just yesterday,
you were our
little girl. You
were growing,
learning, and
becoming the
beautiful,
intelligent,
young lady you
are today. Keep
reaching,
striving, and
believing. Only
then, the best
will come to
you.
12 down, 5 to

go-
Love, Mom,
Dad, Toni, and
Kai

YOU GO
GIRL!

Najah Q. Weems

thletics gave many
students an
oppoitunity to go to
college.

A.F.S 104

Abbott, Christopher 101, 112

Abiecunas, Alison 89, 155

Abiecunas, Eric 145

Academics Divider 130

Acino, Lea 125, 167, 170

Acino, Marcello 167

Acl<ley, Rachel 22,49,54, 101, 110

Activities Divider 86

Ad, Student Council 214

Adams, Ashley , 145

Adams, Blair 145

Adams, Daemyon 167

Adams, Erin 155

Adams II. Richard 155

Addis, Biair 73

Addis, Jane 8, 101, 104, 135, 194

Ahmetovic, Melissa 167

Ahmetovic, Samir 155

Aides, Media 122

Aides, Office 98

Airfoat, Ericka 185

Alaupovic, Andjela 155

Aldridge, Monique 94,96, 101, 125, 155

Alexander, Joshua 155

Alexander, Zipporah 145

Alkema, Jayson 145

Alkema, Lisa 167

Allen, Charmaine 14,73,75, 101. 167, 185

Allen, Pierre 167

Allen, William 155

Almond, Martees 145

Amato, Sue Ann 37, 135, 194

Amigoni, Christine 64, 65, 138, 155, 187

Anderson, Christopher 155

Vernadette White

You are a daughter to be proud of.
Words can't explain the "Love"
we have for you. You are blessed,
and we're blessed to have you as
our daughter B. K. A. "Vern"
Baby.

Anderson, Michael 167

Anderson, Nathan 145

Anderson, Tiffany 96, 155, 185

Anness, Betsy 37, 137

Announcers, P. A 123

Anthony, LaShandra 167

AntoninI, Justin 132, 194

Appling, Lyndsey 81, 145

Aquila, Antoinette 105, 155

Aquilano, Andrew 22

Aquilano, Brianna 155, 187

Archie, De Angelo 145

Arendt, Bryan 22, 207

Armstrong, Bradford 22, 182

Armstrong, Celeste 7, 91, 92, 104, 105, 145

Arnold, Lauren 10. 12, 14, 15, 22, 45, 49, 50. 54.
84,85,98, 101, 111, 113, 122, 125, 137, 194,
195,212

Arp, Cjros 155

Arp, Robin 83. 155

Arpin, Bryan 155

Art, Commercial 109

Ashdown III, Robert 155

Attamante, William 135

Attwood, Dawn 94, 155, 187

Austin-Hunt Corporation 213

Automotives, Vocational 108

Avery, De Von 22

Awards, Senior 191

Ayers, Michelle 132

I~ oy's basketball
' suffered but still had
another excellent

season.

Babuder. Michael 102, 155

Babyak. Brian 155

Bachmann. Amanda 145

Bachmann. Amy 94, 145

Badley. Jessica 145

Badley. Ramona 167

Baglione. Julie 145

Bailey. Christopher 155

Bailey. Michael 167, 184

Bailey, Rashaun 109, 167

Baioni, Kalherine 188, 189, 191

Baisden. India 22

Baisden, Kevin 145

Baker, Emilie 86,89,91,92, 105. 155

Bali, Crevantes 145

Ballard, Leroy 145

Balliday. Lequisha 94

Ballinger, Megan 6, 15, 46, 55. 77, 102, 104. 125,
167,210

Balogh, Lauren 145

Banach, David 182, 191

Banc, Tom 5,37,59, 135

Band, Concert 97

Band, Jazz 89

Band, (wlarching 90

Bandy, Rafik 155

Bandy, Rashaad 22

Banks, Charmaine 22

Banks, Kevin 22, 55, 59, 60

Baranowski, Robert 145

Barber. Terrance 155

Barbish, Ethel 135

Barcza. John 135

Barkan, Malaika 145

Barker, Brenda 133, 194

Barker, Jennifer 7, 91 . 92. 167

Barker, Wendy 77,81, 101, 167, 170,210

Barnauskas, Michael 59, 68, 82, 145

Baron, Gregory 167

Baron, Stephen 155

Barquinero. Christina 22. 109

Barrett, Joyce 135

Bartchak, Melissa 104, 167

Battel, Richard 101, 167, 176, 182

Bartlett, Candace 155

Baniett, Cliff 22, 137

Basalla, Anthony 71,72,76, 145

Basalla, Lisa64, 65, 103, 104, 118, 167, 180,210

Baseball 182

Basketball, Boy's 70

Basketball, Girl's 74

Battiste Jr., Charles 145

Battle, Karen 73, 116, 145

Batz, Katana 94

Baugh, Takara 167

Bauza, Thomas 167

Bayko, Gail 155

Baylog, Kelly 13,84,85, 116. 125, 126, 128, 155,
191

Bear, Anna 94, 145

Beasley, Andre 145

Beasley. Clifford 96

Beasley, Lakisha 155

Beatty, Tameka 155

Beaumont. Con 155

Bechtel, Carol 132

Beck, Lindsay 84, 85, 145, 152

Beck, Natalie 10,50,84,85,104,119,157

Bedford, Jessica 145

Begovic, Mario 145

Begovic, Mike 167

Belanich, Michael 59, 67, 167

Belanich, Rich 190

Bell, Amanda 145

Bell, Anthony 145

Beil, Brandon 167

Bell, Kristin 22, 112

Bell, Shavon 22,73, 75

Beil, Tawanda 155

Benak. Jamie 77, 167

Bender, Stan 37, 1 18, 135

Bennett, Alexis 145

Bennett. Sara 155

Bennett. Sherita 145

Benovic. John 145

Bergolc, Daniel 191

Berkheimer, Kristy 91, 93, 129. 155. 160

Besley. Majida 22

Besses. Truceilla 22

Bibbs. Verea 73. 96. 145

Biehl, Abigael 77, 89, 91. 97. 155

Biehl, Christopher 76, 142, 167

Big Bouquet Florist 216

Big Show 188

Biiavcic, Dalibor 145

Billig. Justin 155

Bitassa, Anthony 110

Bitner, Monica 22, 81

Bivens, Kelli 155

Black, Allen 122, 123, 135

Black, Dolores 135

Black, Jonathan 167

Black, Matthew 155, 183

Black. Patrick 145

Blackburn. Thomas 22

Blatnik. Kathleen 77, 167

Blazetic, Katharine 77, 155

Blevins, Rachel 7, 154, 167

Bluhm, William 22

Began Jr., Dwayne 145

Bojc. Phillip 63, 72, 145

Bolden. Lucretia 155

Booker. Akita 22

Booker. Justin 145

Boothe. Michael 59, 72, 109, 167

Borchert. Rebecca 7, 23, 69, 81 , 1 1 7, 1 85

Borcziak, Brian 145

Borden. Tiffani 167

Bonbong. Laura 155

Bosher. Denny 11, 23, 182

Bosher. Paul 145

Boswell. Lashawn 92

Bowman. Anthony 145

Bowman. Steven 132.212

Bowmaster, Holly 167

Bowser. Jessica 23,49,94, 125. 194. 195

Bowser. Viclona 83. 94. 145

Boy's Tennis 187

Boy's Basketball 70

Boyd, Jennifer 145

Boykin, Darnell 145

Bozich, John 145

Bradley, Ciarra 145

Brady, Melissa 9, 67, 142, 167

Braizes, Dawn 84

Brantley, Dametrious 145

Brantley, Derek 145

Brantley, Donte 155

Brazailis. Lakrii 155

Brazis, Dawn 81, 155

Brazytis, fvlichael 155

Breeding, Melissa 83, 94, 98, 99, 145

Brenizer, Maryellen 145

Brenkus, Linda 135, 194

Brewer, Cheryl 125, 155

Brewer, Krislina 23, 101, 125

Brichacek, Heidi 155

Brichacek, Wendi 167

Brinovec, Alexandra . 64, 94. 101, 118, 167, 170,
210

Britt, Gibran 167

Bro, Has 72

Broadbent. Gary 191

Brochak, Shaun 23, 112

Brooks, Chameka 23, 109

Broughton Jr., Ronald 167

Brown. Amani 145

Brown, Edward 155

Brown, Hassan 59

Brown, Jeffrey 23

Brown, Kimyashia 23

Brown, Larry 23, 112

Brown, Me Shawn 167

Brown, Rayshun 156

Brown, Rick 182

Brown. Ronald 145

Brown, Sharonda 145

Brown II, Stephen 145

Browski. Christina 102, 167

Bruno, Michael 23

Bryant, Norine 23, 111

Bucar. Brandon 122, 123, 167

Bucewicz. Alexandra 146

Buchannon. William .... 23, 59, 80, 180, 184, 194,
195

Buchnan, Stephanie 146

Buford. Alexis 156

Bunton, Clifton 23, 111

Burdette, Melissa 156

Burke, Brooke 146

Burke. John 112, 156

Burns, Jessica 167

Burr, Alisha 94. 104, 146

Burrell, Christina 96, 99, 156

Burrell, Christopher 23, 182

Burton, Melissa 146

Burton III, Emanuel 23, 51, 108

Burya. Amy 89, 91, 156, 160

Bush, Alan 194

Bush, Joan 83

Bush III, Frederick . 12. 23, 55. 56. 58, 59, 61, 72

Butcher, Joann 185

Butera, Robert 23, 134, 167

Butler. Bobby 63, 146

Butler, Priscilla 146

eilings were painted
in many classrooms.

Cadovec, Regina 85

Cahill, Jeffrey 49, 100, 182

Cahill, Steven 146

Calabrese, Kevin 156, 183

Calhoun. Eugene 146

Call. Kenneth 146

Callaway. Veronica 167

Calloway, Shanise 146

Calvert, Heather 156

Campensa, Stephen 146

Canady, Ivy 146

Cancasci, Valerie 91, 97, 146

Candela, Caria 146

Candow, Amanda 65, 146

Candow, Nicole 156

Candow. Slacy 146

Cangemi, Thomas 167

Capretta, Jennifer 23, 94

Capretta, Timothy 61, 146

Cardile, Christopher 167

Cardile, Michael 156, 183

Cargill, Chelsea 146

Carleton, Amanda 194, 195

Carlson, Chnslopher 13, 156

Carmean, Sarah 24

Carmichael, Katy 44, 101, 104, 118, 167, 210

Carpenter, Aaron 156

Carpenter, Patricia24, 82, 83, 100, 101, 138, 185,
211

Carr, Ashleigh 94, 97, 146

Carr, Deanna 94, 146

Carrigua, Lafir 73

Cararth, Mike 1 10

Carse, Kevin 59, 66, 67, 101, 117, 166, 158, 182,
210

Carstarphen, Cedrick 5,58, 167

Carstarphen, Dedric 59

Carter, Courtney 146

Carter, Kenyatta 72, 146

Case, Wendy 135

Caslrovince. Anthony 101, 118, 168, 210

Caves, Belicia 24, 54

Cek, Nichole 65, 146

Cerne, David 102, 103, 168, 182

Champa, Heather 146

Champion, Leroy 24, 54

Chandler, Ronald 146

Chapman, Jessica 64, 156

Chatman, Shaun 146

Cheerleaders 84

Cherne, Leah13, 14, 50, 84, 85, 86, 95, 101, 124,
125, 168

Cherne, Zachary 24, 49, 194, 195

Chielo, Ne'Quinne 24

Chike, Brian 156, 182

Chillious, Crystal 146

Choral Masters 94

Chorale, Varsity 95

Choraliers 94

Chrestoff, Devin 146

Christopher, Angela 135

Christopher, Michael 108, 168

Chrzanowski, Joseph 146

Church, Nichelie 81, 168, 185

Cicco, Dawn 90, 91, 97, 146

Cicco, Jennifer 4, 18, 24, 49, 86, 89, 91, 97, 137.
191, 194, 195

Cindric, Peter 146

Ciora, Jonathan 146

Cipo, Steven 168

Cipriano, Angela 125, 146

Cirino, Robert 165

Ciuprinskas, Jason 146

Clapacs, John 132

Clark, Christa 156

Clark, Erik 156

Clark, James 112, 146

Clark, Kristin 104, 105, 129, 156

Clark, Shannon 24, 49, 86, 91, 92, 194, 195

Clark, Tiffany 24

Clarke, Patrick 168

Clay, Andrea 146

Clay, Michael 146

Clay, Shawntee 96, 156, 187

Clinic Aides 107

Clinkscales, Maria 100

Closing 212

Clove, Erin 59

Clovenbach, William 156

Club. Cultural 119

Club, Key 126

Club, Poetry 127

Club, Ski 102

Cocherell, Brian 90, 91, 97, 168

Cochran, Reginald 156

Coe, Ayesha 168

Coe Jr., Phillip 24

Cofield, Bridgette 24, 49, 185

Cogley, Amber 9, 24, 64, 65

Cogley, Gabriel 116, 168

Colantonio, Joseph 24

Colantonio, Nicholas 168

Colbert, Charmayne 146

Cole, Jamie 24, 111, 194, 195

Index

Coleman Jr., Anthony 156

Colini, Janelle 77, 98, 168, 21 1

Collier, Chandra 168

Collins, Katie 94, 101, 168

Collins, Kelly 120. 121, 125, 129, 146

Collins, Sierra 146

Colon, Jose 146

Colvin, Maryann 146

Comer, April 24

Comer, Jamie 81, 168

Commencement 193

Conchan, Adrienne 94

Connelly, Carolyn 156

Connelly, Frances 24

Conyers, Bryan 24, 114

Cook, Cynthia 168

Cook, Joan 120, 121, 127, 138

Cook, Johanna 146

Cook. Nicole 146

Cook Jr., Warner 146

Cooks, Joi 168

Cooper, William 24

Cooperative Business Education 109

Copenhaver, John 135

Copic, Elizabeth 91,94, 103,117, 168

Copic. John 5, 170, 207

Corcoran, Margaret 10,24.84. 98. Ill

Corpening, Monica 168

Corps, Flag 92

Cortes, Lillian 146

Cosiano, Nina 156

Cothran, James 59

Cottrell. Melissa 146

Council. Student 124

Country, Cross 68

Courtney, Maureen 94, 146

Cousett, Aleeka 146

Cousette. Deshawn 24,54, 109

Cox, Benjamin 146

Cozart, Steven 102, 156

Crane III, Wesley 56,76,87, 116, 142, 168

Cranfield, Larry 146

Cranow, Nicole 94

Cravener. Stacy M 135

Creer, Michael 5,56,58,59,61, 111

Crismor, Rebecca 25, 109, 194. 195

Crisp. Jessica 156

Crisp. Tara 81

Cultural Club 119

Cummings, Jamal 72. 146

Cummings. Shaun 25, 111, 124

Cunningham, Ada 91. 97, 152. 168

Cunningham Jr., Paul 146

Curtis. Elizabeth 168

Curtis. Tynnyshia 25

Cvetkovic. Frank 156

Cvetovac. Alan 25

Cvetovac. Tatiana 156

^^^ ress-up for Hallow-
rj^PJ een was enjoyed by
many students.

D' Apice. Jamie 156

D'Amico Jr.. David 67, 168

D.C.T 112

Daly, Kelly 168

Dana, Pandora 25, 55

Dancy, Season 156

Daniels, Jen/ase 168

Dattilo, Richard 25

Daugherty. Doc 37, 72. 194

Davies, James 25,49,90,91,97, 194. 196

Davies, Jennifer ... 86,91,97, 103, 105, 152. 156

Davis, Ariana 156

Davis, Cara 156

Davis, Darnell 25

Davis. David 146

Davis. Derrell 156

Davis. James 72, 94, 146

Davis, Jen 94

Davis, John 72. 147

Davis. Johnathan 25, 49, 54, 67

Davis, Keyasha 73, 96, 147

Davis, La Shona 147

Davis, Lowell B 132

Davis, Lynn 133

Davis, Matt 41

Davis. Michael 147

Davis. Natasha 147

Davis, Sarina 156

Davis, Tayonna 25, 94, 96

Dawkins, Cherise 168

Dawson, Latoya 147

Dawson Jr., Steven 59, 108

Day, Timothy 89, 91 , 97, 168

De Julius, Angela 156

De Loach. Gabriel 147

De Loach. Michelle 168

De Luca, Franklin 89, 168

De Ramus, Krishauna 168

De Wine. Carol 132

De Wine. Jean 89. 91. 95, 97. 115, 156. 211

De Wine, Matthew 25, 76, 208

Deal. Sarah 168

Deas. Derek 72. 156

Delaney. Erinn 109

Delwitt. Lavonna 185

Dennis. Ericka .. 25. 49. 54. 91. 92. 96. 154. 194.
196

Dennis, Jonathan 25

Dennis, Michael 168

Dennis-Rogers, Susan 37, 135, 194

Dent, Regan 25

Dent, Zemearia 168

Deramus. Shaun 185

Desselles. Alexis 147

Devor Jr.. Richard 60, 147

Di Biase, Stephanie 191

Di Lalla, Charles 76. 82, 147

DiLalla, Patrick 25.49,76.82. 127. 187

Dick, Melissa 25

Dickinson, Sharonda 156

Dindia, Molly 168

Disbrow, Dennis 68, 79, 102, 168

Diversified Cooperative Training 112

Divider, Academics 130

Divider. Activities 86

Divider, Memories 180

Divider, Senior 18

Divider, Sports 56

Divider, Underclass 142

Dixon, David 147

Dixon, Dennard 147

Dixon, Kim 37, 135

Dixon, Rachel 13, 98, 99, 156

DIugos, Sean 25, 108

Dobucki, Katherine 101. 168

Doehring, Patrick 187

Dominick, Jodi 188,189

Dominick, Michael 168

Dominique. Kristyol 156

Donner, Kristin 156

Dore, Katherine 73, 147

Dore. Nate 95, 121, 160

Dore, Nathaniel 120, 125, 156

Domes, Nicholas 147

Dorsey, Tanya 94, 147

Dorsey Jr.. Richard 147

Dostal. Christopher 168

Dotson. Richard 25, 55, 76, 125, 102

Douglas, Holly 15.77.81.168,185

Douglas, Quinta 168, 186

Dowd, Rashida 25

Dowell, Rita 168

Doyle, Jessica 26,49,54

Doyle, Mike 182

Drake, Tamika 64, 65, 74, 89, 154, 156, 187

DuBroy, Terry 37, 135

Duckworth, Autumn 96, 168

Duer, Emily 77, 79, 156

Duer, James 26, 49,79, 112

Duheri, Zineta 26

Duheric, Almir 168

Dukes, Diana 89, 168

Duncan, Shaneika 147

Durbin, Michael 135

Durr, Darrius .... 26, 41, 49. 52, 54, 101. 118, 125

Durrah, Rashand 26

Dworning, April 26, 86,91, 92, 154

Dworning, Frederick 15, 102, 117. 156

Dwyer, Bill 133, 194

Dybzinski, Adam 156

Dzerowicz, Alex 134, 135

1 xtracurrucular
activities were
almost eliminated

J because of levy loss.

Eanes, Adonte 156

Earick, Jonathan 156

Eariey, Chris 110

Easlick, Nicole 169

Easter, Janelle 168, 185

Echols, Kelly 191

Echols, Reggie 37, 135

Echols, Richard 168

Echon, Michael 26

Eddy, Christopher 26

Edmonds. Andrew 9, 26, 40, 49, 56, 63, 187

Edmonds. David 59, 80, 169

Edmonds, Leah 169

Edmonds Jr., Ronnie 108

Edmondson, Saif 26

Edwards, Venisha 157

Edwardsen, Joel 108, 169

Egleton, Monique 169

Elding, Crissy 92

Elding, Keri 26

Eiding, Rachel 91, 92, 157

Ekuibe, Chinyere 147

Elie, Dion 80, 147

Elliot Jr., Cecil 80, 157

Ellis, Leah 26

Ellis, Yelonda 26

Ellison, Stacia 73, 147

Elmore, Jessica 26, 194, 196

Elmore. Yvette 135

Elston. Charlotte 135. 212

Emans. Chris 110

Emser. Jennifer .. 89. 91. 97. 103. 128. 169. 180,
191

Enforcement, Law 110

Englebrecht, Geoffrey 91, 97, 157

Ervin, Christina 147

Eslick, Nicole 81, 185

Estes, Kenneth 157

Eubanks, Marcus 67, 147

Euclidian 113

Eucuyo 119

Evangelisti. Kimberiy 135

Evans. Brian 157

Evans. Jeffrey 91, 97, 134, 169, 182

Evans, Kentesha 157

Evans, Kevin 191

Evans, Petrice 73, 96, 169

Ewing, Christina 86.91, 103, 147, 154

ootball team had
another excellent
season.

F.T.A 107

Fall Play 120

Farmacci, Anthony 157, 182

Parkas. Ryan 89, 91. 97, 101. 169

Farley, Cara 157

Farrell, Edward 99, 157

Fattori, Lindsay 157

Fee, Colleen 26, 83, 194, 196

Feijoo. Louis 76, 147

Feldkamp. Thomas 50, 122, 123, 169

Felker, Dawn 81

Fell. John P 132

Fende, Christopher 147

Feriito. Ken 94, 135. 188, 194

Fernatt. James 26. 116

Festini. Nicole 65

Fetheroff Jr.. Michael 147

Ficere. Amanda 169

Ficere. Amie 85. 102

Ficere. Jessica 147

Fine. Bethany 4. 86. 91, 92, 94, 154, 157

Fine, Michelle 15, 84, 85, 94. 104. 120. 152

Finegan. Patrick 102

Fiorelli. Antonina ... 4. 18. 26, 49, 54, 91, 97, 191,
194, 196

Fish, Kimberiy 37, 135

Fisher, Antoine 1 1 , 1 2, 1 3, 1 4, 26, 56, 58, 59, 71 ,

72, 184

Fitzgerald, Ciaran 147

..rf I

Kalicia M. Williams

Dear Ka Ka.

I am very proud of you. Congratu-

lation.s!! You made it. Welcome to

adulthood. Good Luck.

Lo\'e va. Mom

Fitzpatriok, Daniel 26, 63, 102, 103, 181, 182,

194, 196

Flag Corps 92

Flake, Che 27

Flake, Jama! 147

Fiamert, Gale 135

Flannoy, Kenneth 157

Florklewicz, T. J 59, 182, 183

Floyd, Aisha 96, 147

Floyd, Sheereeda 96. 163, 185

Flynt, Erin.... 27,49,54,55,77,81,98, 122. 123.
125, 194, 196

Flynt, Kevin 132

Flynt, Matthew 63, 157

Fofanah, Monique 27. 111

Fogarty, Tim 182

Fonovic, Danny 76, 157

Foots, Marilyn 130, 132, 194

Fording, IVIark 182

Forgus, Angela 157

Fortson, Dwayne 147

Fortunato. Michael 157, 183

Foster, La Monte 184

Foster, Leonna 112, 157

Foster, Rob 89

Fouche, De Laurence 45, 191

Fountain, Sen-Wai 147

Fowler, Jane 136

Fox, Audree 133, 194

Fox, Stephanie 27,64, 111

Francetic, Dan 135

Franklin III, Milton 27

Frazier, Edward 135

Frederick, Mark 27

Frederick, Scott 157

Freeh, Emily 27, 52. 54. 137

Freeman. Erik 99, 157

Freeman, Tyria 27

Fresenko, Adria 157

Freshmen 144

Frierson, De Auna 27, 54

Fuduric. John 27, 100. 182

Fuller, Donna 27. 81. 96

Fuller, Felicia 96. 157

Fuller, Marquita 136

Fuller, Melanie 101, 137, 169

Fuller, Raychaun 27

Fulton, Christine 27, 114, 125

Fulton, David 67, 169

Futkos, Lisa 157

^_^_^ id's basketball had an
(p^ excellent season.

G.R.A.D.S 112

Gabhel, Octavia 147

Gady, Erin 7. 69

^ ,, Vicki Williams

Dear Vic.

These last 1 3 years have been hard

for you (and me), but you've made it

to be a beautiful and intelligent young

woman. Now it is lime for you to

continue you're life and make it even

better than it already is.

Love always. Mom. Dad, Kim. Amp.

Tish. Jr. Ericka. Family and Friends.

P. S. Remember, whatever you put

your mind to. you can accomplish.

Gage, James 157

Gaglione, Gina 64, 119, 138, 157

Gaglioni, Gina 187

Galali, Charles 27

Galati, Mathew 147

Gallager, Janice 132

Gallman, Vanessa 27, 101, 111, 194, 195

Gallon, Vincent 157

Gamero, Christina 127, 147

Ganser, Jarod 27, 53, 1 12

Gant, Latianna 147

Gardner, Tonya 27, 112

Garlock, Matthew 169

Garrett, Shaquita 147

Garski, Matthew 82

Gates, Barbara 136

Gates Jr., Michael 159

Gatson, Lloyd 27

Gaughan, Ricci 111, 169

Gavin, Kelly 27, 49, 54, 84, 85

Gecewich, Brian 63

Gecewich, Christine 21, 27, 91, 93

Gecewich, Richard 99, 157

Gelo, Ivan 157

Gentile, Erica 28, 125

George, Darryl 147

George, Shawn 157

Giancola, Daniel 89. 147

Giancola, Dave 91

Gibbons, Elizabeth ... 21 , 28, 41 , 49, 52, 54, 1 94,
196

Gibbons, John 136

Gibbons, Tom 59, 80, 194

Gilbert. David 94, 157

Gillessen, Matthew 67, 99, 169

Gillette, Paul 147

Gilliam. Chacity 28. 96

Gipson. Cherran 157

Girl's Basketball 74

Glalz. Shannon 7, 86, 91, 92, 105, 129, 169

Glavan, Richard 59, 169, 182

Glenn. Kandasha 96, 157, 185

Glick. Jay 157

Glicken. Brian 157

Glicken. Shaun 169

Glicker. Laura 169

Glowacki, Paul 184

Gnandt. Karen 19, 28, 49, 54

Gniatic. Rovena 28

Godec. Rebecca .... 11, 28, 64, 65, 186, 194, 197

Goerndt, Timothy 28,49.54, 182. 194, 197

Goff, Robert 157

Goidizen. Nicholas 147

Golf 63

Gonzalez. Michael 157

Gooden. Chnstopher 28, 59, 72

Gooding, Bill 133, 194

Goodman. Stephanie 91. 136

Goodson. Sal 147

Goodwin, Antoine 96. 157

Goodwin. Donte 28. 49. 127

Gordon, Sondra 169

Gorman, Michael 147

Gorse, Matthew 105, 157

Gorter. Angela 147

Gorter, Elizabeth 147

Goulde, Dorian 59,70,72, 169, 181, 184

Grabianowski, Jennifer 28, 49, 101, 120, 121,

190, 194, 197

Grad, Christopher 147

Grady, Jon 147

Graham, Kevin 55, 79

Grande, Danielle 28,49,54, 109

Granite, Joseph 59, 60, 72, 123, 157, 184

Grant, Brian 28

Grant, Erica 96, 157

Graves, Alicia 147

Graves, Brandon 157

Graves, Kevin 169

Graves, Teddie 157

Graves. Tennille 157

Graves, Tyrone 147

Gravitte, Kenneth 169, 182

Gray, William 136,194

Gray III, Edward 169

Grays, Robert 183

Grazi, Joe 110

Green, Christian 96, 169

Green, De Arlen .' 89

Green, Joy 157

Greene, Keldur 136

Greene, Michael 147

Gregory, Patricia 169

Greskowiak, Jamie 186

Grgincic, Donna 147

Grgincic, Josip 157

Grice, Brian 169

Grida, Angela 28, 44, 49, 54, 98, 194, 197

Griffin, Amey 62,86,91,97, 105, 157

Grinstead, James 28, 40, 54, 182

Gnsez, Kevin 9, 63, 169, 182

Grisez, Patrick 11, 28, 49, 54, 111, 182, 194, 197
Gross, Adam 157

Groudle. Adrians 169

Grubach. Alexis 185

Grubach, Mary 147

Grubach, Michael 157

Grundman, Laurel 125, 169

Grushcow, Bea 94. 136, 188

Gudaitis. Jonathan 68,91, 97, 111, 169

Guilamo. Tzeitel 147

Gundic. Allison 83. 147

Gutbrod. Pat 102

Gutbrod, Patrick 102, 169

Guzauskas, Martin 82, 83

Gydosh, James 147

Gymnastics 81

omecoming was the
last all school dance.

Haddon, Zakina 147

Hairston, Clifton 148

Hairston, Maurice 28

Hale, Jacqueline 169

Hall, Anthony 158

Hall, Barbara 158

Hall, Creeoni 169

Hall, Hanisha Ill

Hall, Khabeah 169

Hall, Maria 94, 148

Hall. Shiaya 73, 148

Hall. Tamilia 112

Hall. Tanisha 73, 148

Hall, Tenisha 148

Hall. Tiffany 73, 148

Haller, Edward 28

Halloween 116

Halstead, Benjamin 108, 169

Hamelin, La'Wanda 158

Hamelin. Lamonte 72, 148

Hammond, John 110

Hammond, Josh 183

Hammond, Joshua 28, 182

Hance. David 169

Handford. Michelle 158

Haneline. Timothy 158

Hanson. Karen.... 62.91.93, 101, 118, 142, 169,
181. 186

Hanson. Kelly 91, 97, 103, 105. 148

Hardy, Dante 158

Harrell. Chnstopher 56, 72, 148

Harrington, Eabonie 96, 169

Harris. Amanda 28

Harris. Delanoe 108

Harris. Desiree 28

Harns. Destiny 29, 125, 185

Harris, Dominic 169

Harris. Flint 148

Harns. Mark 148

Harns. Melonie 148

Harns. Square 158

Harris. Squlena 158

Harris. Sue 133

Harris. Tiffany 29. 112

Harris III. Morgan 148

Harris Jr.. Terry 29

Harrison. Clifton 72

Harrison. Fudail 80. 158

Harrison. Terence 148

Hartley, Thomas 99. 169

Hartmann. Jeff 36, 37, 136

Hartson. Michael 99, 169

Han/ille, Amin 59, 61. 80. 169

Hasberry. Stephan 54

Hasberry. Stephany 29. 49. 194. 197

Hatcher. Christina 64, 72. 169

Hatcher, Craig 29, 108

Hausen, Jennifer 2, 29. 53

Hawkins, Enisha 73, 74

Hawkins, Kerry 148

Hayes, Jacqueline 13, 158

Haynes, Deaidre 148

Headd II, Gerald 169. 182

Heath, Andrew 80, 148

Heath, Latisha 96. 148

Heaton, Michaelynn 91. 97. 148

Heffner, Christopher 158

Hefler IV, Joseph 169

Hein, Timothy 158

Heising, Daniel 148

Heising, Michelle 10, 50. 84, 85, 98, 142. 173

Heiss, Craig 29

Helcberger. Arek 72, 158

Henderson, Brandon 55, 72, 173

Henderson, Brian 148

Henderson, Chad 91,97, 158

Henderson III, Arthur 148

Hendrickson. Jessica 95, 106, 120. 121. 173

Hendnckson. Kevin 29

Heppner. Cara 29

Hsramb. Rob 19, 37, 76, 136, 187, 194

Hsramb, Ryan .. 29,41,52,55,59,76, 100, 142,

187, 194. 197

Hernandez, Juan 29,53, 102. 115

Hernandez. Matthew 148

Herndon. Givonns 148

Herod, Isaiah 148

Herrick, Almeda 108

Herzberg, Erin 103, 158

Hess, Lindsay 158

Heuer, Carolyn 136,194

Heuer, Thomas .... 29, 78, 79, 182, 183, 194, 197

Hewett, Leslie Ill

Hickman, Shanda 148

Hicks, Jaonza 96, 158

Hicks, Leslie 116, 173

Hicks. Tracey 173

Hicks Jr.. Wilbur 173

Higginbolhan. Daniel 148

Higgins. Dionna 158, 185

Higgins. Michael 29

Higham. Doug 67

Highland, Kourtney 19, 29, 98, 210

Hight, Julia 158

Hilbish, Jeremy 110

Hill, Berry 29

Hill, Deandre 29

Hill, Duval 173

Hill, Leslie 173

Hill, Melvin 158, 184

Hill, Nekima 72, 81, 158

Hill, Rene 158

Hill III, Berry 111

Hillsman, Monroe 184

Hilton, Andrew 29

Hirata, Wakako 29, 104

Hiscott, Matt 97

Hiscott, Matthew 6, 91, 158

Hising, Michelle 86

Hoak, Shondra 185

Hockey 78

Hodder, Jo Ann 130, 133, 136, 212

Hodge, Sean 99, 173

Hogan, Marteenia 148

Hoinski, Jonathan ... 95. 101. 117. 120,121, 166,
171, 173, 188, 189

Holbsrt. Sonya 158

Holiness, Angenette 29

Hollingsworth. Dale , 77, 136, 138

Holmes, Jarrod 158

Holmes, Lemuel 148

Holness. Shaun 20, 29, 54, 90, 97, 101

Holt. Randishia 148

Holt. Shayla 158

Holtz. Chnstopher 30

Holtz. Edward 67, 158

Homecoming 12

Homovec, Dick 77, 79, 136

Hooks, Shayla 30

Horton, Steven 30

Horvath, Thomas 148

Hottenroth, Dustie 148

Howard, Aisha 120, 121. 148, 158, 171

Howard, Candace 94, 148

Howard, Leon 158

Howard, Romero 30, 109

Howard. Russell 96, 158

Howard. Shawn , 173

Howard. Shermel 111, 173

Howell. Amy 30, 109

Howell, Chris 2

Howell. Lisa 100. 136

Howell. Terry 148

Howse. Beverly 37. 136

Hrovat. Allison ..,. 8,30,49,54,62,98, 101, 118,
129, 194. 197

Huenefeld. Jessica 158

Huey. Lanetta 173

Huffman. Jamie 84, 85, 148

Huffman. Jennifer 73. 148

Hufnagle. Sara 107, 148

Hughes, Stephanie 94, 106, 125, 138, 187

Humar. April 158

Humphrey Jr.. Kenneth 30

Hunter. Crisandra 148

Hunter. Danielle 148

Hunter. Eugene 30

Hunter, Jason 158

Hurt, Tiffany 30, 49, 109

Hutchins. Diane 96, 158

Hutchinson II, Jonathan 72, 148

Hutson. Azizi 30, 73

Hutton, Emily 148

Hutton, Kimberly 30, 50. 109

Hyle, Joshua 148

Index

merest in high school
students taking college
courses increased due
to levy failure.

lalelice. Kristin 73, 148

Ho, Ian 72

Indiano, Angela 77, 85, 159, 187

Ingram, Denise 96, 158, 185

Ingram, Shmere 30, 54, 1 12

losue. Diane 136

Irvin, Candlce 81, 159

Irvin. Geoffrey 148

Issacs, Larry 136. 194

It's Academic 127

Ivancic, Sfiannon 64, 65. 101. 118. 173

Ivey, Mercedes 96, 148

Ivey, Tiffany 30, 96

Ivory, Darice 30

uniors had only one
more year to go.

ey Club tries to
maintain a positive
influence in school.

Jablonski, Frank 37

Jackson, Anton 158

Jackson, Armand 158

Jackson, Bethany 111, 173

Jackson, Brian 173

Jackson, Ctiristina 110

Jackson, Latasfiia 148

Jackson, fVIaurice 173

Jackson, Monica 148

Jackson, Nicole 30,91.92

Jakse, Margaret 30. 77

Jalovec, Jodi 158

Jamerson, Crystal 14,95.96, 117, 125. 166. 171,
173

James, Erika 2, 111, 173

Janosik, James .... 30, 50. 54, 122, 123, 194, 198

Jazz Band 89

Jelenic, Jean 37. Ill, 136

Jenkins, Kimberty 30

Jenkins, Melissa 148

Jenkins. Mikia 30. 50, 54, 194, 198

Jenko. David 173

Jeric. Kerry 64. 158. 187

Jemigan. Ebony 173

Jerousek, Garrett 30

Jobs 1 14

Jochum, Michael 31

Johns, Tomeka 185

Johnson, Cedric 31

Johnson. David 31. 41. 55, 59, 67

Johnson, Desmond 94, 95, 96, 148

Johnson, Ericka 158

Johnson, Gabrielle 96. 158

Johnson, Gregory 45

Johnson, Jennifer 158

Johnson, Johnny 31,55,59,61

Johnson, Jonathan 45

Johnson, Kathleen 136, 137

Johnson. Kimberly 31

Johnson, Matrika21. 31. 41 , 50. 85, 97, 104, 185,
194, 198

Johnson, Pauline 136

Johnson, Riki 31

Johnson, Scott 72

Johnson, Terren 148

Jolly, Michael 31, 182

Jolly, Reco 59, 158

Jones, Althea 56,69,81, 158, 185

Jones, Amber 148

Jones. Christian 158

Jones. Ebony 148

Jones, Lawrence 108, 173

Jones, Malia 173

Jones, Rasheme 158

Jones, Shikira 158

Jones, Stacy 159

Jones, Stephanie 148

Jones. Tamea 173

Jones, Tino 59, 72

Jones Jr., Redon 158

Jordan, Chanell 159

Jordan, Sharonda 159

Jordan, Tiffany 31 , 170

Joyce, Shawn 89, 91 , 97. 159

Juniors 166

lnde,\

K.O.T.B 106

Kaba. Maima 159

Kallhof, Jessica 73, 148

Kallhof, Natalie 148

Kaminski, Phillip 31, 94

Kane, Amanda ... 91,97, 103, 104, 105, 116,159

Kane, Brian 159

Kane, Sean 173

Kane, Spencer 133, 194

Kapeluch, Jennifer 84,85, 149, 152

Karpy, Theodore 159

Karsokas, Matthew 159

Kascak, Holly 65, 149, 152

Kascak. Kristen 31. 100, 101, 138, 186

Kass, Dave 89

Katona, Joyce 136

Kaucic, Jamie 173

Kay, Gilla 97

Kazar, Stephanie 31 , 94, 194. 198

Kazen. Bill 67, 136

Keener, Chartene 149

Kehn. Dennis 136

Keith. Jamal 149

Keller. Margaret 159

Keller. Melissa 46, 54

Keller. Sarah 14. 18, 31. 50, 54, 94. 95

Kelley. Gregory 31

Kelley. Jim 37, 136, 194

Kelly, Brian 149

Kelly, Gabrielle 96, 104, 159

Kelly, Nicholas 149

Kenner, Ashley 96, 149

Kenner, Tyrone 31

Kenny, Sarah 77, 94, 173

Kerestesy, Daniel 11,31

Key Club 126

Kharin, llya 149

Kilkenney, David 76, 82, 91, 97, 154, 159

Kilkenney, Erin 11,31,56,69, 185

Kilroy, John Paul 67, 159

King, Andre 149

King, David 4. 76, 80. 95, 127, 149

King, Manvielle 149

King, Sarah Ill

King, Susan 2, 7, 77, 94, 101, 118, 125, 138, 170,
173

Kinsella, Stacy 149

Kitchen, Deanna 159

Kizer, Ebony 169

KIco, Aaron 159

Klein. Ellen 37, 106, 109, 136

Kletecka, Jay 182

Klocker, Carrie 180

Knaus, Nichole 45

Knauss, Kirsten .... 62. 83. 89. 95. 120. 121. 159.
160

Knauss, Marsha 136, 194

Knistautas, Michelle 102, 117, 173

Knowles. Jacqueline 149

Knuth. Robert 132, 133, 191, 194

Kocevar, Anita 173

Koczur, Heather 103, 136, 194

Koenig, Ingrid 37, 119, 136

Koerber, Samantha 89, 173

Koeth, Curtis 31

Kolar, Katie 5. 77, 173

Kolenc, Nicole 94. 103. 159

Koller. Jennifer 159. 170

Konchan. Matthew 108. 173

Kontra, Kelly 4, 31, 50, 54, 125, 194, 198

Kontra, Nadine 94. 159

Kontra, Terry 15,31,98, 125, 182

Koons, Matthew 32. 194, 198

Kope, Frederick 32, 115

Kosovich, Jennifer 89, 91, 93, 107, 128, 159

Kosovich, Kimberiy 9, 32, 86, 89, 91, 93, 95, 107,
128

Kovacevich, Christina 32, 50, 54, 64, 65, 112,

186, 194, 198

Kovit, Jacob 32

Kozlowski, Karen 136

Kramer, Barbara E 132

Krause, Samantha 149

Kreischer, Michael 32

Krimmel, Jill 139

Krivacic, Melissa 89, 149

Krsak, James 173

Krutsch, Matthew 79, 102, 134, 173

Kuery, Gannon 32

Kuhen, Laurel 94, 159

Kuklica, Jenna . 95, 101, 119, 120. 121, 171, 173

Kulcsar, Michael 32, 44

Kumel, Allyson 9. 64, 159

Kumel, Michelle 32. 54, 194, 198

Kunsman, Kathryn 32, 50, 101, 107Kurlander,

Lisa 37, 103, 139

Kushman, Bradley 63, 149

Kyle, Gerald 110

Kyle, Rashawn 72

evy defeated for the
third and fourth time
during the school year.

La Bounty. Brian 149

La Bounty, Carly 159

La Fountain, Harry 173

La Fountaine, Amber 159

La Riccia, Denise 32

La Riccia, Jessica 149

La Shore, Ronetta 32, 1 1 1

La Shore, Syeta 149

Lacey, Ashante 173

Lach, Wallace 173

Lampley, Kimberiy 159

Lane, De Anna 149

Lanese, Richard 149

Lang, Ryan 159

Langdon, Paula 139

Langford, Crystal 159

Langford, Lisa 139. 194

Langsdale. Dyana 149

Lapp. Todd 193

Lardomita. Jack 59

Larkin Jr , Bobby 173

Larsen, Steve 91

Lassiter, Dontell 149

Lassiter, Robert 149

Latsch, Renee 32

Laumadue, Arie 186

Laurich, (Matthew 59, 60, 159

Launch, Michele 72, 173, 186

Laurich. Taryn 173, 186

Lavender, Danielle 149

Law Enforcement 110

Lawrence, Barry 32, 181, 187

Lawrence, Jamel 180, 184

Lawrence, Michael.... 89. 95, 116, 118, 119, 120,
121, 127,159, 160,211

Lawrence, Tamika 149

Lawshea, Naqueta 32

Laznik, Kevin 149

Leben, Brian 108, 173

Ledford, Leah 109

Lee, James 32

Lemieux, Karen .. 14, 32, 50, 54, 85, 91, 97, 101,
102, 104, 191

Lennon, Brian 76, 91, 97, 173

Lennon, Sean 90, 91, 97. 105, 149

Leppelmeier, Eric 149

Lesefky, Stacy 186

Lesko, Brandy 94, 159

Lewand, Rachel 83, 149

Lewis, Deshaun 108, 173

Lewis, Don 182

Lewis, Kelly 112, 149

Lewis, Laquonta 94, 173

Lewis, Niesia 159

Lewis, Shannon 149

Lewis, Tim 182

Lewis II, Loversier 45

Li, Chen 173

Life. Student 6

Lin. Brandon 72

Linderman, Joan 212

Lindic, Lou 50, 118

Lindic, Louis 32, 44, 52, 194

Lingsdale, Diane 112

Linton. Brandon 159

Linton, Jason 108, 173

Lipiec, Megan 81,86,89,91, 101, 174

Lipiec, Sarah 90. 91, 97, 149

Little, Valentene 159

Litwinowicz, Christopher 99

Lo Conti, Dennis 159

Locich, David 108

Lockers 128

Lockett, Chanel 101, 124, 125, 174

Locust, Jessica 74, 95, 96, 159, 185

Locust, Walter 174

Long, Corneal 149

Long, Ryan 183

Long, Tim 182

Longo, Melissa 62, 96. 159, 185

Longshaw, Candace 95, 159, 185

Look, Sara 159

Lorber, Adrienne 174

Loveless, Jason 174

Lowe, Ken 37

Lucas, Kimberiy 159

Lucas, Margaret 139, 194

Lucas. Mark 59. 159. 183

Lucas. Robert 149

Lucas, Suzanne 73. 75. 77. 142. 174, 186

Ludvik, Andy 32. 112

Ludvik, Donny 159

Luksich. J Damon 174

Lunka, Debra 139

Lyie, Rashawn 149

Lynard, Michael 149

Lynch, Katie 159

en's swim team
couldn't win the
conference.

Ll^

Macklin, Jolena 174

Maddox. Cris 15,174

Maddox. Terrance 32, 80

Madorsky, Christopher 159

Madry. Victor 159

Majer, Dana 103. 110. 159

Majorettes 93

Maksymowicz. David 149

Malenda. Derik 102, 127. 138, 161

Malik, Shruti 118, 125. 130, 138, 149

Malnar, Nicholas 63, 161

Malone. Keita 33

Maloney. Ryan 33, 102

Manburg, Marc 37,139

Mance, Deanna 161

Mance. Michael 149

Marching Band 90

Marcu. Steve 37, 72, 139, 186. 194

Marcus, Eddie 118

Marek, Ryan 149

Marketing Education Ill

Markuz, Edward 174

Mama. Meggie 97

Maroli, Diane 37, 187, 194

Marsh, Kathleen 139

Marshall, Nicole 149

Martin, Cynthia 161

Martin. Keith 174

Martin, Quiana 33

Martjnenas. Andrea 161

Martoreilo, Tracy 33. 50. 54, 77. 117

Marusic, Mario 76, 174

Mash, Joseph 161

Mason. Orlando 80. 139

Masseria, Barbara 37, 139

Mastalski. Frank 76, 174

Mastalski, Lindsey 64, 161

Masters. Choral 94

Matches, Taro 73

Matthews, Jason 161

Matthews. Terrence 149

Maurer. Michael 149

May, Jason 33,40, 182

Mayle, Chns 89, 94, 97, 105

Mayle. Chnstopher 6, 82, 91, 95, 174

Mc Arthur, David 149

Mc Carthy. Anthony 67. 174

Mc Clam, Allison 18, 33. 40. 50, 54, 77, 185

Mc Clain, Erron 161

McClain, John 182

Mc Clave, James 76.79,94. 161, 187

Goeff Zevnik

GcolT.

Believe in God and \ourscIt".

McClough, Micah 161

Mo Cluskey, Kathleen 9, 72, 142, 174

Mc Ciuskey, Maureen 33, 54, 109

McCollum, Shannon 94, 149

McCullough, Jason 184

Mc Dermott, Matt 50

Mc Dermott, Matthew 33, 187. 194, 198

Mc Donald, Michael 33, 94, 188

Mc Donnell, Kathleen 139

Mc Dougal, Krystal 149

Mc Dowel!, Tanish 149

Mc EIrath, Stephanie 174

Mc EIrath Jr., Marvin 149

Mc Garry, Michelle 37, 127, 138, 139

Mc Gee, Bonnie 64, 161

Mc Gill, Nicholas 4, 89, 91, 97

McGill, Ryan 80,91,94,97, 161

Mc Govern; Brad 124, 139

McGraw, John 33

McGraw, Patricia 65, 149

Mc Graw, Robert 174

Mc Grift, LaShaun 91. 149

Mc Intire. Sean 149

Mc Intosh, Jonathan 174

Mc Kay, Gail 83, 127, 138, 149. 152

Mc Kinney, Brandon 161

Mc Kinney, Ebonie 174

Mc Kinney, La Mar 96, 174

McLaughlin, Judith 37

McLeod. Lisa 91, 139, 194

Mc Masters, Marie 161

Mc Millan, Marques 89, 91 , 149

Mc Namara, Victoria 174

Mc Narrin, Jeawnel 161

Mc Neezer, George 149

Mc Peek, Melissa 59, 161

Mc Peek, Shannon 94, 149

Mc Redmond, Casey 186

Mc Redmond, Sandi 139, 194

Mc Williams, Cory 161

McGuinness., Catherine 191

Mcneal. Sylvia 150

Meadows, Colleen 150

Meany, Randi 183

Media Aides 122

Medlen, Melissa 64,86,91.97, 101, 174

Medves, Daniel 33

Medves, Lori 161, 185

Medvick, Sinen 183

Meier, Alissa 150

Melicio, Anildo 33

Melicio, Ellen 33

Mellen, Edie 37. 109, 139

Melnyk, Mike 184

Memories Divider 180

Mercadante, Joseph 150

Mercado, Freddy 150

Merritt, Danielle 33

Merritt, Dawn 15, 77, 81, 83, 117. 122, 174. 176.

185

Mettl. Allison . 3, 15. 33. 49. 50. 54. 62. 101. 102.

105, 117. 118, 127. 138. 180. 186. 190. 194. 199

Brian J. Zorman

Dear Brian.

How quickly the years have passed. You've

certainly grown into a fine, young man.

We're very proud of who and what you are.

Brian. We love you and wish you the best

life has to offer as you continue your

journey.

God Bless. Mom. Dad and Tim

Metti, Christine 62, 107, 117, 118, 150

Meyer, Amanda 33, 109, 186

Meyer, Elisa 65

Meyers, Gregory 109, 174

Miceli, Mary Jane 139

Middleton. Jayson 174

Middleton, Michael 150

Miglionico. Joseph 150

Miklavcic. Michael68. 82, 101, 118. 160. 174. 184

Miklavcic. Shana 91.93. 102, 174

Miklowski, Nanci 91, 97, 174

Mikolajski. Ericka 33

Milde, Michael 33. 54

Miles, Quitashia 96

Miller, Anisha 150

Miller, Michael 33, 109, 194, 199

Miller, Molly 91,97

Miller Jr., Jimmy 174

Mills, Courtney 96, 174

Mills, Laurie 161

Mims, Ouida 33

Mims, Rashedah 54

Mitchell, David 161

Mitskavich. Lori 14. 34. 45. 49. 50, 54, 82, 83,

101. 113, 118, 180, 190. 194. 199.211,212

Mitstalski. Lindsay 187

Mlac, Katherine 65, 150

Modelski, Kenneth 150

Modelski, Steve 184

Modelski, Steven 80, 174

Mohorcic, Robert 150

Molk, Mark 110

Monroe, Van 60, 183

Monroe III, Van 58, 59, 80, 161

Montague. Elizabeth15. 77. 81. 95. 116. 161, 185

Montani, Ray 108

Montgomery. Jacqueline 34, 96, 194, 199

Moon, Jason 161

Moore, Alicia 150

Moore, Chnstopher 58,80, 112, 161

Moore, Felix 174

Moore, LaTonya 150

Moore, Robin 34

Moore, Shane 34

Moore. Terrance 12. 34, 56, 58, 59, 211

Moons, Shirii 150

Morris. Abby 85

Morris. Abygail 84. 161

Morris. Cordell 56, 58, 59, 96, 174

Morris, Katie 37, 130, 139, 194

Morris. Richard 110

Morris, Shirii 96

Morrison, Erin 3, 34, 185

Mosby, Solomon 150

Moses, Antonio 174

Moses, Johnny 72, 161

Mosley, Reginald 34

Moss, Alicia 150

Moster, Mark 91, 97, 150

Moster. Matthew 34. 50. 182, 194, 199

Mowery. Sandra 13. 77, 161, 187

Moxley, Daniel 174

Moyer. Cynthia 185

Moyer. Scott 172

Mueller. Christine 161

Mueller. Tonya 45, 50, 54

Muhammad. Niyra 161

Muhvic. Janelle 161

Muhvic. Jennifer 161

Mukavetz. Marissa .. 1 0. 34. 86. 91 . 92. 1 1 8. 1 94.
199

Mulbah. Sallimatu 150

Mulraney. Nicole 161

Murdock. Quentin 59, 72, 161 , 184

Murphy. Anthony 67, 174

Murphy, Katrina 34,50

Murphy, Michaelann ... 34,40,53, 113, 115, 117,
212

Murphy. Patrick 139

Murray, Suzanne 37

Murry, Kiara 161

Murry. Tiara 161

Myers, Melanie 174

avy precision flying team
member gave a talk to
Euclid students before the
Cleveland Air Show.

N.J.R.O.T.C 99

Nagle. Josh 78. 79

Nagle. Joshua 76, 78, 150

Nagode. Lindsey 13, 14, 62, 161

Nally, Vicki 15, 37, 139

Napolo, Wai 103, 190

Narusas, Tina 161

National Honor Society 100

Needom, Bernard 150

Nelson, Sean 34, 50. 82, 117, 194, 199

Nelson, William 108, 161

Nelson Jr., Daryl 150

Newson, Aaron 174

Landon Proctor, John Copic, John Wolchko and Bryan Arendt v\crc members
of the band, 32 Fl. O/. For two years they played all over the Clc\ eland area. They
represented Euclid in the Mountain Dew High School Rock Off in January.

Niebes. Carole 139

Nielsen. Margaret 139

Niemann, Melissa 161

Nolan, Chef 2. 59

Noll, Mary Beth 174

Norfleet, Shanna 161

Norris, Amber 96,161

Novak, Barbara 139. 194

Novak. Emily 34. 125

Novinc, Megan .. 2,7, 11, 62, 101, 117. 118. 126.
137. 138, 170, 174,176,186

Nunley Jr., Lewis 34, 50. 59. 184

Nunn, Marsha 110

^^^^ lympic Winter Games
Uoli took place in February
r 7 in Nagano. Japan.

O'Brien, Sean 67, 184

O'Connor, Andrea 161

O'Donnell, Michelle 54

O'Grady, Cathleen 34. 50

O'Hara. Matthew 12. 14, 15. 34, 51, 53, 102. 109.
115. 194. 199

O'Toole. Sean 37. 72. 130

O Brien. Molly 34

O Brien. Sean 67. 161

O Neill Jr.. Michael 34. 174

O.W.A 112

Occupational Work Adjustment 112

Office Aides 98

Oil. Freoni 72

Ojo, Oluwakemi 161

Okorn. Caria 65, 150. 152

Oliver, Delvona 73, 74, 75. 174

Oliver. Seleste 174

Oravecz. Todd 174

Orchestra 89

Orgovan. Frank 182

Oriso. Jackie 110

Orlic. Ingrid 104. 174

Orr. Artria 150

Ortiz. Janet 34

Ortman. Scott 112. 150

Osterman. Megan 185

Osterman. Sarah 69,83, 150

Ostrander. Edward 63,79, 161

Ostrander. Pal 183

Ott. David 174. 182

Owens. Sherelle 34. 117. 170

Owes Jr., Nicholas 35

rom was the last dance
QH) of the year.

P. A Announcers 123

Pacheco. Rafael 174

Pacholke. Jennifer 110

Padavick. Bonnie 150

Padden, Brett 150

Padden. Kevin 175

Padgette. Jermaine 161

Paige. Brian 175

Paige, Jamie 73, 91,97, 125, 150

...^.Sk

When bussing was terminated after the
first semester, new traffic patterns were
established to take care of the cars
dropping off and picking up students.

Index 207

After bussing was temninaled. students had to get away from the building as soon
as possible. Here are students waiting for their rides outside the E-room entrance.

Palmer, Vencoll 35, 50, 91 , 96, 97

Panneli, Lee Roy 96, 161

Pannell, Shavon 162

Panneli, Tiffany 162

Paoloni, Brian 175

Paoloni, Daniel 162

Paoloni, Micfiael 35, 40. 95. 105

Paradzik, Anna 35

Paratore, Frank 150

Parisi, Josepfi 150

Parker, Antfiony 150

Parker, Jermaine 162

Parker, Katrina 96, 162

Parker, Maurice 60, 150

Parker, Omega 96, 175

Parker, Reginald 72, 150

Parrino, Lisa 150

Parrino, Nina 35, 50, 109

Pasquale. Katherine 139, 194

Pate, Zinal 4

Patel, Dinalben 125, 162

Patel, Zinal 35,50, 113, 115, 125,212

Paternite, Steve 89

Paternile, Steuen 89,91,97, 150

PATRONS 194

Patterson, Aqueelah 150

Patterson, Erin .. 7, 35, 44, 49. 50, 101, 113, 118,
190, 191, 194,200,212

Patterson, La'Erica 162

Patterson, Nicole 35, 109

Paulic, Dragan 110

Pauicic. Marypat 65, 150, 152

Pavicic, Maureen 35

Payerchin. Anne 35, 40

Payerchin, David 79,162

Payne, Catfierine 139

Payne, Corey 162

Peacock, Cfiristy 3, 35, 51 , 54, 84, 85, 91 , 93, 98,
100, 101, 124, 125, 129, 194, 199

Peer Tutors 98

Penko, Allison 2,84,85, 119, 126, 154, 160, 162.
191

Penn, Sonya 150

Penn Jr., Ozzie 35

Penny, Angela 150

Penny, Lon 35, 194, 200

Penny, Micfielle 35, 194,200

Pennza, Anthony 35, 109, 170

Perez, Jo-Rita 37, 140, 194

Peric, Ann 83, 150

Peric, Ctiristina 55,64,65,82,83, 111, 175

Peric, Georgian 35, 82, 83, 89, 194, 200

Perkins, Tashala 162

Perry, Tiffany 162

Perusek. Heatfier 191

Peters, Mary Ann 84, 124, 140, 171

Petrick, Deborafi 37, 140

Petrocfiic, Robert 175

Petrovic, Robert 140, 194

Pettard, Chnstine 89

Pettit, Kathryn 35

Pettit, Racfiael 35

Petty. Antonio 162

Pfahl, Jeremy 35, 187

Pfatii, Sara 64, 162

Index

Pfeifer, Todd 35

Pflillips, Peter 175

Ptiiilips Jr., Ernest 162

Pflillips Jr., Gregory 162

Pfioumyyoth, Mictiael 150

Pfiouttfiavong, Sisattanak 175

Pica, Heattier 77, 162

Pierce, Amy 175

Pierce, Christian 38, 112, 187, 194,200

Pierce, Elisabeth 150

Pignatiello, Roy 56, 59, 140

Pikovnik, Ambrosia 162

Pikovnik, Joshua 150

Pino Jr., Carlos 150

Pittard, Christine 91, 97, 150

Pla, Sally 37, 140

Plavcan, Gabrielle 162

Play, Fall 120

Plesmid. Joseph 162

Pletcher, Penny 140

Plovock III, Joseph 150

Podmore, Douglas 162

Poetry Club 127

Polachek, Robert 162

Polachek, Tabiiha 7, 38, 91 , 92

Poike, Jacqueline 91, 97, 104, 105, 138, 162

Pollard II, Nkremah 162

Polzner, Joseph 162

Pompey. Deanthony 150

Ponder, Jermaine 175

Poole, Ralph 38

Popovic, William 162

Posatiere, Nicholas 150

Potocnik, David 162

Poulos, Jennifer 89, 175

Poulson. James 130, 132, 194,211,212

Povirk. Monica 38, 49

Powaski. Ronald 140

Powell, Arts 38, 72, 184

Powell, Ashley 68, 162, 184

Powell, James 89,91,97, 150

Praskavich, Anthony 162

Pratt, Lucy 62, 127, 134, 140, 194

Preston, Dionte 150

Preston, Gina 162

Price, Amanda .... 89, 91, 97, 101. 102, 103, 175,
180, 191

Pnce, Brandi 162

Pnce, Brandon 59, 66, 67, 162, 183

Price, Ernest 175

Price, Kennetta 150

Price, Makeshia 94, 96, 150

Prince, Tamilia 38

Proctor, Landon21, 38, 40, 54, 55, 127, 194, 200,

207

Prodan, Gina 5, 36, 38, 40, 41 , 49, 51 , 52, 54, 77,

101, 102, 137, 170, 194,200,212

Prokop, Yanira 38, 109

Prom 192

Provateare, Joshua 150

Ptak, Brandon 76, 175

Plak, Ryan 76, 150

Pulley, Fallon 150

^^^ uite a change in the Euclid
(B^hI schools occun'cd because
of the loss of the school
levy for the fourth time.

Ouigley, Geoffrey 117, 175

caching for a goal
should be an important
part of every student's
Hfe.

Radan, Ivan 162

Radan, Tony 38

Radosevich. Michelle 151

Raguz, Anna 151

Raguz, Tomislav 162

Raia, Nicole 64, 162

Rainey, Marsha 91, 151

Ramdhan, Glen 89,90,91,97, 151

Ramlow, Barbara 4, 8, 63, 104, 140

Ramlow, Bob 12, 63. 184

Randall. Jabraun 175

Randall, Lavelle 151

Ransaw, Atini 108. 175

Rashed, Najee 151

Ratka, Fran 140, 194

Rauscher, Christine 80, 151

Ray, Michael 91,97, 116, 162

Ray, Robert 72

Ray, Victoria 151

Rayford, Devon 175

Raymond, Jamie 162

Raymond, Preston 175

Reagan. Sarah 175

Reagan. Suzanne 151

Reed, Schenee 38

Reese. Dianca 94, 162

Reese Jr.. Lysander 151

Reeves, Jonathon 151

Reilly, Erin 64,65,101,118, 175,191

Reilly, Michael 13,38,82,89,90,91,97

Rembert, Syreeta 151

Renix 111, Amos 38. 59, 61

Rennix, Alicia 38, 96

Resnik, Bridget 83, 162, 187

Resnik, Hillary 21, 38

Rezzolla, Mike 2, 37, 59. 61. 140

Rhylchik, Melissa 104

Rice, Alan 38, 96, 99, 120, 121

Rice, Carmen 77, 91 , 96, 97, 1 51

Rice, Christal 162

Richards, Christina 38, 51, 54

Richards, Jacquelyn 151

Richards, Marcy 37, 64, 65. 140

Richardson, Angel 151

Richardson, Brandon 56, 58, 59, 72, 175, 182

Richardson, Christopher 151

Richardson, Sara 38

Riedel, Gary 60,61, 151

Riggins, Chavon 112, 175, 176

Rinella, Jennifer 77, 162

Ritz, Nicholas 38

Roberts, Keith 38, 108

Robinson, Jason 187

Robinson, Jordan 162,187

Robinson, Matthew 79, 151

Rock, Travis 29

Rodick, Heather 29.51,54

Rodriguez. Joe 68, 82, 140

Rogers, David 29

Rogers, Kenneth 175

Rohl, Richard 91, 151

Rohike, Stacy 162

Ronske, Robert 110

Ross, Laura 62, 162

Roth, James 86,91,97, 175

Routen, Janelle 29, 194,200

Rowan, Leah 175

Rozman, Tony 108, 140, 194

Ruberto, Chrystal 151

Rucker, De Onte 162

Rucker, James 151

Rucker, Shanina 151

Rufo, Dominic 29

Rufo, Ryan 76, 87, 162

Rusbasan, Jeremy 151

Ruscin, Kelly 77, 83, 151

Rushing, Rebecca 110

Russ, Re'Erica 151

Russo, Tony 133

Rutti, Christopher 151

Ryan, Eric 76, 162

Ryan, Erin 29, 44, 77, 82, 194, 200

Rys, Jennifer 6, 1 3, 84, 85, 91 , 97, 1 75

Rys, Steven 162

chool bussing ended for
a short time because of
school levy defeat.

S.A.V.E 106

Sabbath, Angela 175

Sabo, Stephen 89, 151

Sacko, Timothy 76, 78, 163

Saengchareun, Kongsy 175

Sahye, Khemeo 116, 175

Salisbury, Karen 7, 10,62,89,101, 110,

118, 137, 170, 175, 176, 186

Salupo, Amy 69, 101, 175, 188,

Salvatore, James

Sampson, Samuel

Sams, Nicholette 64, 98. 101, 118, 154, 175,

Samsa, Kristen

Samsa, Nicole 14.84,95, 163,

Sanders. Dreamer

Sanderson Jr., John 99,

Sanelli, Christine 29,

Sanelli, Leanne

Sanicky, Kathryn

Santelt. James

Santiago, Latasha

Santilli, Sam 73, 140,

Santucci, Christie

Santucci, Nick

Sams-Gaunt, Coltette

Sarpotis, Ryan 56, 59,

Sattler, Greg 37, 67, 140,

Saviers, Nancy

Sawyer, Satasha

Sayavongsa, Oska

Sayles, Robert

Scalese, Eric

Scaparotti, Erica 105, 125,

Schanouer, Greg

Schart, Rhonda 64, 65, 73, 140,

Scheider, Bryan 29, 51. 68, 82, 83. 101,

Scheider, Jesse 68. 82, 163,

Scheurman, Elizabeth .. 84, 85, 91, 97, 103,
152

Schiffbauer, Nikole 82, 83, 98, 175,

Schmidt, Alan

Schmidt, Jonathan

Schmidt, Kristopher

Schnell, John 2, 59.

Schoen. Carrie 29,

Schonauer, Gregory 76, 79, 125.

Schossler. Cheryl 37,

Schoval, Edward

Schroeder, Fred

Schultz, Amy

Schultz. Walter

Schuiz, Dona 107,

Schweikert, Paul 29. 54, 1 10,

Schweikert, Sarah

Schwenke, Pete 53, 58, 59, 80, 81, 140,

Science Olympiacs

Scott, Demonn

Scott, George

Scott, Hassan

Scott, Jessica 55. 83, 91, 93. 128, 175,

Scott, Leonard

Scott II, Emen

Scruggs Jr.. Herbert

Sederholm, Kirk

Sedmak, Mark

Segulin, Mickey 107,

Seifried, Daniel . 95, 98, 101. 118, 119, 120,

117,

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175
186
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151
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121

Matthew De Wine

We are proud of all your accomplishments.
Ne\ er lose your love for your music.
Always remember, vou can make your
dreams come true.
Love always. Dad and Mom

122, 123, 127, 138, 171, 175

Seifried, Michael 122, 126, 163

Selvaggio, Nick 37, 110, 140

Senior Citizen Prom 190

Senior Divider 18

Seniors 20

Sergo, Julia 83, 163

Serwatka, Jessica ... 21,29,51,54,98, 100, 101,
138, 194,201

Senwalka, John 151

Selser, M Shannon 55, 64, 65, 102, 175, 186

Severino, Jan 37, 140

Severino, Janet 194

Shady, Shawn 29

Shannon, Latlshi 163

Sharetta, Kelley 151

Sharp, Courtney 20, 29, 52, 77, 98. 186, 194, 201

Shavers, Rahman 59, 61, 72, 163, 184

Shaw, Brandon 175

Shaw, Brian 29

Shaw, James 163, 183

Shaw, Knsta 94, 163

Shea. Kevin 110, 151

Shea, Melissa 107, 163

Sheck, Mike 59, 1 12, 140

Sheehan, Timothy 91, 97, 151

Sheldon, Renee 163

Shepherd, Richard 176

Sheridan, Elaine 140. 194

Sheridan, Paula 140, 194

Shiffbauer, Nicole 83

Shippy. Kimberly 29, 51 , 1 12

Shirey, Ross 176

Short, Jason 29,51,54,94, 194,201

Shorter, Katie M 132

Show, Big 188

Shy. Mano 91, 97, 163, 183

Shy. Melissa 97

Shyree. Nick 109

Siders. Leslie 110

Siedler. Brian 42, 51, 63, 182, 194

Sierputowski. Jeffrey 76, 102, 176

Sihonsa. Oscar 76

Simenc. Matthew 72, 163, 183

Simenc, Michael 42, 68, 80, 184

Simicevic, Ivana 42, 109

Simmons III, David 151

Simon, Lisa 141

Simpson, Al 59

Simpson, Jim 141

Simpson Jr.. Albert 2, 42, 51, 54, 55, 184

Ski Club 102

Skidmore, Shawn 110

Skok, Elizabeth 84, 85, 104, 125, 142, 163

Skok, Jason 89,90,91,97, 176

Slabe. (idatthew 176

Slabe. Rebecca 151

Slagle. Christopher 42, 68, 82, 83

Slagle, Michael 82, 151

Slamic. Allen 42, 100, 101

Slamic. David 72, 151

Joseph Trobenter

Joe,

Congratulations! We're very proud of you.

Remember to alway.s stri\'e for excellence.

so that you may attain the goals you set for

yourself. You have the ability to attain it.

Good Luck.

Love always. Mom and Dad and Steve and

Danny

Slepsky, Daniel 68, 91, 97. 176

Slogan Michael 176

Slogar. Rebecca 163

Slusser. Anne 111, 176, 186

Smalley, Nikeya 153

Smarsh.John 42,94

Smedley, Eric 42

Smerdel. Leiand 42, 59, 194, 201

Smerke, John 151

Smialek, Jill 20.42,69,81, 185, 194,201

Smiciklas, Rachel 7, 91. 92, 176, 180

Smith. Aaron 13, 105, 163

Smith, Abra 151

Smith. Anthony 42, 151

Smith. Daniel 176

Smith, Emmanuel 71, 176

Smith. Eric 110

Smith. Frank 42

Smith, Germaine 60,61,72. 151

Smith, Jason 72, 151

Smith, Jeffrey 151

Smith. Kendra 84,85,91,93, 151, 152

Smith, Kimberly 42, 194,201

Smith, Leon 58, 59. 163

Smith. Linda 151

Smith. Mayo 72

Smith, Nuwoo 176

Smith, Re'Tina 176

Smith, Regina 73, 74, 75. 117, 176, 209

Smith, Richard 151

Smith, Robert 141

Smith, Ryan 82, 102, 176

Smith, Shayla 96, 176

Smith, Stephanie 163

Smith, Terese 94

Smith, Tiffany 42, 109. 194, 201

Smith, Tony 141

Soccer 76

Softball 186

Sohlberg, Nick 184

Soini, Mark 151

Soini, Thomas 12,59, 176. 182

Solema, David 91, 97, 101, 176, 188. 189

Solema, Michael 138, 151

Solema, Nick 191

Sollesz, Christina 120, 121, 141, 194

Soltesz, Frank 79, 184, 194

Sophomores 154

Spada, Anthony 42

Spada, John 176

Sparks, Tiffany 151

Sparrow, Tara 91, 96, 97, 151

Sparrow, Todd 151

Spears, Vickie 45

Speer, Mathew 91, 97, 152

Spence, Ed 56

Spencer, Antonio 59, 163

Spencer, Latisha 152

Spencer 111, Eddie 59. 163

Spiga, Barbara 37, 127. 138. 141

Spivey, Samantha 152

Spivey, Shamuire36, 42, 101, 180, 190, 191,211

Sports Divider 56

Stadler. Veronica 141

Stafford, Wayne 152

Stahre, Alison 42, 52, 186, 194, 202

Stamper, Shuree 152

Stanco, David 141

Stanic, Abby 10,50,84.85,101,117,176

Stanic, Brett 79, 152

Stanic, Derek 184

Stanic, Kurt 122, 132

Stansberry, Kristen 163

Staples. Jeremy 42, 51,54

Starr, Rick 14

Stavange. Joel 42, 52, 108

Steck, Elizabeth 139, 141

Steele, Dome 163

Stefanac, Megan 84, 125, 152

Stenger, Erik 163

Stern, Lynne 15, 64, 98, 101, 103, 107, 176, 180

Stevens, Demond 108, 176

Stewart, Shondra 163

Stewart, Tamyra 152

Stewart Jr., Bart 152

Stigamier, Paul 163

Stobierski, Julia 15, 64, 83, 138, 163, 187

Stobierski, Kathleen 20, 43

Stobierski, Kathy 54

Stobinski, Judy 119, 141

Stokes. Michael 152

Stone. Nicole 163

Stone. Samantha 152

Story. Curtis 163

Stout. Matthew 43, 51

Strah, CourtneylO, 43, 51,55, 62, 100, 101, 111.
113, 118, 122, 125. 190, 194,201,212

Streiff, Beth 91, 98

Streiff, Kathryn 84, 89, 163

Strell, Dennis 72, 152

Strell, Nicholas 176

Stricko, Tabitha 152

Strodtbeck, Owen 91, 97, 163, 183

Regina Smith cleans nut some of the objects that she has accumulated in her purse.

Strukel, Nicole 43, 109

Stuber, David 152

Student Council 124

Student Council Ad 214

Student Life 6

Stumpf, David 141

Suchy, Angela 186

Suchy, Michael 163

Sudama, VIshantie 62, 117, 118, 176

Sulecki, Creig 15, 188, 189

Sullivan, Norman 176

Survey 118

Sustar, Thomas 117, 176

Sustin, Mike 77, 130, 141, 185

Sustin, Wendy 64,65

Swansegar, Jill 1 1 . 1 5, 21 , 41 , 43, 51 , 55, 77, 81 ,
98, 101, 102, 122, 124, 125, 180, 188

Swansegar, Kim 77, 85, 152

Swetel, Jacobrobert 117, 176

Swift, Samuel 152

Swift, Sean : 163

Swimming 82

Switalski. Anthony 43

Switalski. Sharon 117. 176

Swope. Pete 56,62

Vape was used exten-
sively to hold the ID
badges together.

Taksar, Dennis 163

Taksar, Kevin 43, 80

Tamburro. Stacey 152

Tamburro, Stephanie 127, 163

Tanner, Catrina 177

Tanner. Erin 108

Taplin, Lisa 43. 51. 55. 114

Tate, Nicholas 43

Tate, Remona 43

Tate, Ronald 152

Tavakoli, Omid 82, 163

Taylor, Anita 43, 115

Taylor, Brandon 43, 194, 201

Taylor, Candace 152

Taylor. Chare 164

Taylor. Colleen 186

Taylor, Jamee 185

Taylor, Kelley 43, 109, 194, 202

Taylor, Lakesha 43, 51, 109

Taylor, Larissa 152

Taylor, Tamsen 43, 73. 112

Taylor 111, Fred 164

Tedla, Semere 164

Tennis, Boy's 187

Tennis, Giri's 62

Tercek, Lynette 141

Terrell, Lucious 43, 51

Terrence, Nicole 96

Tetlow. Derrick 164

Thaxton, Louis 164

Thaxton, Thaddeus 164

Theme 2

Thomas. Adrianne 152

Thomas. Donte 43, 59. 108, 210

Thomas, Heather 177

Thomas. Jennifer 43, 55

Thomas, Jerome 43, 59, 67

Thomas, Lakeith 94, 164

National Honor Society members leaving a meeting after having their group_£icture
taken.

Index

Donte Thomas doing major work on the engine in this Cadillac.

Kourtney Highland and Jenea Weems are Office Aides waiting for something to
do around the office.

Thomas. Lee 152

Thomas, Shalyn 43, 109

Thompson, Janiece 96, 164, 185

Thompson, Julia 89,91, 101, 102, 177, 186

Thompson, Ronald 152

Thurman, Sylvan 59, 177

Tiik, James 46, 194,202

Tillman, Johnny 72, 152

Timm, Roseanne 46

Timmons, Jason 72

TIrabassi, fi^ichael 79, 165

Tirabassi, Nicholas 46, 78, 89, 91. 97, 102

Tisi, Mary 5,77,83, 119, 165,211

Tizzano, Diane 89, 91, 94, 97, 141, 142, 166, 194

Tkac, Carol 37, 141

Tocarchick, Diane 165

Todd. Ebony 165

Tolliver, Jason 111,177

Tomlinson, Simone 153

Tomlinson. Terry 177

Tompkins, Matthew 153

Tomsio, Martin 13, 46, 82, 89, 90, 91, 97, 101

Tomsic, Milan 82,89,90, 91,97, 153

Torrelli, Chris 37, 105. 106. 138, 141. 194

Torrence, Jerrod 46

Torrence. Michael 153

Toth, Alex 141, 190

Toth, Emily 65, 153

Track 184

Track, Indoor 80

Tracy, Mary 62,107, 165, 187

Tramsak, Kimberty 177

Tran. Anh 153

Traven, January 46

Travis, Mark 153

Trepal, Scott 56, 66, 67, 76, 87, 177

Trepal. Shaun 66, 67, 76, 153

Trobenter, Joseph 78.79, 170.209

Troha, Stephanie 46,51,55, 166, 186

Truskolaski, Bryan 153

Trzcinski, Christopher 46

Tschantz, lulatthew 153

Tschantz, Michael 68,80,82, 105, 153

Tucci, Angela 7, 90, 91 , 97, 153

Tucci, James 177

Tucker, Clinton 72. 165

Tucker, Jacob 165

Turk, Pat 141

Turkall, Dennis 72, 130, 141, 182

Turman, Kevin 165

Turman, Scott 46, 51

Tulolo, Amanda 64, 72, 177

Tutors, Peer 98

Twyman, Jennifer 153

Tyler Jr, Ronald 59

Tyler Jr., Ronald 177

Tyson, Kevin 153

pperclassmen are the
leaders in any school.

Udovich Jillian 13,77,165,187

Udovich, Lisa .... 21,45,46,51.55.77. 101, 110,
125, 180, 186, 194,202.211

Ulle, Janet 37, 141

Ulle, Michael 165, 183

Ulle. Robyn 46, 51 , 1 1 1 , 1 25, 1 86, 1 94, 202

Underclass Diviver 142

Urban, Knsten 86,91,92, 165

Urban, Nancy 125, 153

Urich, Vicki 92

Urrer, Chris 59

arsity sports made a
good showing in their
last year in the G,C.C.

Valencic, Cindy 141

Valentine, Courtney 165, 212

Valentine, Michael 46, 51 , 55, 59

Valeno, Andrea 153

Van Ho, Valene 99, 120, 121, 177

Van Ho,, K, F 132

Van Leer, David 132

Vance, Dana 186

Vannarath, Phout 46

Vanzant, Dessiray 153

Varsity Chorale 95

Vaslavsky, Sheri 177

Vauters, Lidia 165

Vazquez, Angelica 177

Vega, Christina 3, 46, 55, 1 12

Veneskey, Dena 91, 97, 153

Verch. Michael 76, 79, 91, 97, 111, 177

Veres. Alicia 177

Vetovitz, Cathenne 89, 141

Via. Sara 116, 187

Vidmar, Gina 153

Vidra. Bryan 165

Vigainch, Nikali 187

VirgiesJr.Tommie 59,71,72,177, 184

Vitolo, Dennis 187

Vocational Automotives 108

Voices of New Life 96

Voll, Devin 80, 105. 122, 177

Voll. Nicholas 153

Volleyball 64

Voipe, Christina 165

Von Benken, Bill 37, 141, 194, 212

Vurbic. Dnna 46

Vurusic, Elizabeth 46, 51, 55, 107

Vuyancih, Michael 177

Vuyancih. Patnck 141 , 190

arm weather resulted
in a Winter with very
little snow.

Wade, Alexis 46

Wade, Brad 110

Wade. Karen 177, 185

Waganek, Shannon 153

Wahl, John 46, 112, 115

Waina, Jason 47, 56, 76, 82, 101, 194, 202

Waina, Melissa 77, 102, 154, 160, 165, 194

Walker, Andrew ,., 13, 59, 95, 102, 127, 138, 165
Walker, Bernadette 165

Walker, Damon 153

Walker, Katherine .. 185, 188, 189, 190, 191, 193

Walker, Lakeshia 47, 96

Walker, Steven 47, 76, 108

Walker, Victor 153

Wallace, Candace 47

Wallace, Nicole 177

Walland, Kelly 116, 165

Walsh, Robert 89, 91, 97. 165

Walter, Tim 182

Walton Jr., Rodney 177

Ward. Jasmine 112, 165

Warden, Kenneth 105, 153

Warman, Connie 131, 133, 141

Warman, Mark 67

Warner, Brandan 72, 153

Warner, Eugene 116, 177

Warren, Taunon 47, 51

Washington, Eddie 177

Washington, Lashunda. 37. 41, 47. 55, 112, 194,
202

Washington, Monique 47

Wasylyk, Matt 141

Watkins, Demetrius 47, 55

Watkins, Jason 37, 47, 59, 82, 95. 102. 211

Watson, Terrance 108

Watts, Tahnesha 177

Wayton, Christina 177

Weber, Mary Ellen 164

Webster, Hertjert 60, 61, 67, 153

Webster, Tatiana 74, 165

Weeams. Najah 47, 109, 194

Weems, Jenea14, 40, 47, 51 , 55, 77, 81, 98, 113,
125, 128, 185, 194, 202, 210, 212

Weems, La Treese 47,77,96

Weems, Najah Q 202

Weglarz, Thomas 177

Wein, Annie 185

Wein, Ursula 69, 81, 104, 107, 118, 138, 177, 185
Weinbrecht, Amy 13, 40, 89, 90, 91 , 97, 105, 127,
160, 165

Weintraub, Timothy 111,177

Weiss, Tony 110

Welch, Mario 165

Index

Mike Miklavcic about to shoot a cork
with his carbide cannon in chemistry
class.

Megan Ballinger, Wendy Barker, Lisa Basalla, Alex Brinovec, Katy
Carmichael, Kevin Carse and Anthony Castrovince looking happy after being
inducted into the National Honor Society.

Welis, Chanita 96

Welis, Coretta 96, 165

Welsh, Colin 153

Welsh, Kevin 76, 177

Wensing, Dan 141, 194

Westbrooks Jr., Ray 165

Westertield, Howard 19, 47, 51, 59, 67

Wheeler, Ebony 14, 47, 51, 55, 81, 96, 185

White, Bud 182

White, Jamil 153

White, Joe 183

White, Joseph 63, 165

White, McKinley 153

White, Michael 47

White, Tonya 153

White, Vernadette 47, 96, 114, 194, 203

Whitely, Juiie 9,67, 142, 177, 186

Whitnnore, Aaron 72, 153

Whitmore, Angel 165

Whitney, De Juan 177

Whitsett, Gilbert 165

Whitsett, Lucretia 153

Whitsett, Terreia 19. 47

Whittaker. Benjamin 36,47, 105

Wiggins, Anthony 165

Wiggins, Jennifer 47. 51

Wilcox, Carmen 153

Wilcox, Eddie 47, 182

Wilkerson, Michael 165

Wiikerson, Najma 153

Williams, Anthony 153

Williams, Ashley 153

Williams, Camille 48, 51, 55

Williams, David 153

Williams, Derek 165

Williams, Donnell 153

Williams, Eric 153, 165

Williams, Jennifer 62, 81 , 1 1 7. 1 1 8. 1 77

Williams, Kalicia 48. 194. 204

Williams, Kelly 153

Williams, LaToya 165

Williams, Maria 64, 65, 101 , 177

Williams, Noel 111, 177

Williams, Regina 83

Williams, Tiffany 112

Williams, Vickie 48, 55, 194. 205

Williams II, Oral 15, 76. 102, 142. 177

Wiilingham, Bruce 67

Wiilingham, Scott 66

Wiilingham, Taresa 153

Willis, Adrienne 48, 109

Willis, Jamika 177

Willis, Jennifer 48, 86, 91 , 92. 1 18

Willis, Jenny 92

Wilioughby, Todd 165

Wilson, Danielle 153

Wilson, Jasmine 96

Wilson, Michelle 83, 86, 91 , 92, 165

Wilson. Russell 153, 183

Wilson, Scott 73

Winter, Sesame 104

Winter, Susanne 48, 96

Winters, Terry 153

Wise, John 115, 177

Wise, Kellie 89, 94, 165

Wise, Meghan 94, 153

Witherspoon, Kevin 165

Witt, Brandon 165

Witten, Erica 59, 97, 165

Witten, Jason 48

Wolchko, John 48, 52, 76, 117, 207

Wolenski, Cerrissa 165

Woienski, Phaedra 153

Woienstein, Thadra 112

Womick, Brandon 177

Woodall, Erick 48

Woodford, Beau 48, 51, 112

Woodruff. Barnett 165, 187

Woodruff, De'Chelia 48

Woods, Aprielle 90, 91, 165

Woods, Dante 48

Woods, Douglas 165, 183

World Changers 105

Worlhy-Sinclai, Myneetto 153

Wrestling 66

Wright, Johnnetta 165

Wright, Tequilla 91,92. 154, 177

W' ' ' ?oung leadership is a
quality possessed by
members of the Na-
tional Honor Society.

Yancy, Adrean 184

Yannaras, Niki .... 2,89, 100. 101. 117, 118. 125,
138, 177, 191

Yannaras. Steve 138

Yannaras, Steven 48,49, 101

Yarbrough, Nichole 137, 177

YariSh, Victoria 4, 86, 91, 92, 129, 177

York, Richard 69, 80, 81, 130, 141, 185

Young, Devito 177

Young, Jacqueline 19, 48, 89

Young, Kelly 111, 177

Young, Suron 153

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through the 1 unch line

Bryan Scheider, Shamuire Spivey, Lisa Udovich, Lori Mitskavich and Patti
Carpenter inducted new members into the National Honor Society.

Zagar, Frank 153

Zagar, Marianne 177

Zahorsky, Melinda 127, 177

Zahurak, Melissa 165

Zaiewski, Christopher 153

Zbiegien, Daniel 48

Zdanowicz, Michael 48

Zdesar, Erika 153

Zdesar. Stacy 117

Zeigler Jr., Gerald 153

Zele, Autumn 165

Zellhofer, Theresa 48, 55, 109

Zeman. Doug 182, 190, 191

Zemba. Sharon 48

Zevnik. Geoffrey 46, 79, 182, 194, 206

Zhang, Ran 153

Ziamba, Joshua 153

Zielinski, Chris 95

Zielinski, Michael 6, 13. 48, 89, 90, 91, 97

Ziga, Haseena 153

Zorman, Brian . 48, 55, 78, 79, 98, 102, 182, 194,
207

Zorman, Tim 191

Zucca, Ron 37, 137, 141, 186

Zupancic, Jaime 177

Zupancic, Jason 45

Zupancic, Megan 85

ZuzicJr., Dino 4,72,76,91.97, 153

Jean De Wine, Mike Lawrence, Andrew Walker, Beth Weinbrecht and Mary
Tisi watching the water burn in chemistry class.

National
Honor
Society
members
enjoying a
luncheon in
the library
after the
induction

Jason Watkins phoning home for some
information.

Unit Principal, James Poulson explains
something to Terrance Moore while
Janelle Colini puts information into the
appropriate mailbox.

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were produced using Aldus Freehand®, Type
Styler® and Microsoft Works®. The index was
made using the Josten's program. Last Name
First®. The pages were recorded on 3.5 inch
floppy disks and 88 megabyte Syquest disks and
hard copy was printed on a Hewlett Packard
LaserJet III printer. The hardcopy and disks were
sent to Josten's who stripped in the photos and
produced the final copy on a Linotronic printer.
The first deadline was submitted on a Syquest
disk since there was so much memory needed.
The rest of the deadlines were submitted on 3.5
inch floppies. The cover was designed by the
Josten's Art Department. Pages were submitted
to the plant on five deadlines: November 3,
November 24, December 19. January 26, and
February 23. The pages were submitted as double
page spreads. All the color pages had to be in the
first deadline since their production entailed so
much work. Since the final deadline was in late
February, nothing that occurred after that time
could be included in the book. One new thing this
year was Pay-By-Mail where the students ordered
their yearbooks in the Fall and all were pre-paid
by the time they arrived.

The staff of the 1998Euclidian would like
to extend thanks to all who helped to
make this book possible. First and
foremost, thanks have to go to the adviser, Mr.
Von Benken for the many long hours of hard
work and planning that had to be put in to get the
entire operation going and to keep it going.
Others to be thanked are: Ohio School Pictures,
Inc, for supplying film and processing for the
many pictures that appeared in the book and for
taking many of the team pictures, senior and
underclass pictures. Josten's Yearbook
Company for putting it all together in such an
artistic manner, Charlotte Elston for all the time
she spent arranging photography dates and
supplying needed materials, Joannne Hodder
and Joan Linderman and Steven Bowman and
James Poulson for all the time and work they did
trying to get the senior pictures arranged and
taken, all the writers and photographers who
contributed their time, and last but not least, the
entire student body at Euclid High School
without which this book could not exist.

Mike Jochum, Matt O'Hara, Josh Hammond, Matt
De Wine and Pat DiLalla enjoving themselves in
the E-Room during their lunch period.

Many people helped in some way
with the \99SEuclidian. Some
wrote stories while others worked on
the laying out of the book while others helped in
the mailing of letters. Some of the students who
did some work were Lor! Mitskavich, Courtney
Strah, Erin Patterson, Gina Prodan, Courtney
Valentine, Lauren Arnold, Jenea Weems,
Michaelann Murphy, Zinal Patel, and Mr.
Von Benken.

I ■

scijtmsr:

The 1997-98 school year is history. Many
interesting and significant events
occurred during that time and the
Euclidian tried to cover as many of them as
possible. This was difficult due to the limited
staff. If we missed something, we are sorry. We
sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions
that occurred in the book but you have to
understand this is only a high school publication
and mistakes can happen.

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PATRICK GRISEZ • MAURICE HAIRSTON
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JOSHUA HAMMOND. AMANDA HARRIS

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PHILLIP KAMINSKI . KRISTEN KASCAK . STEPHANIE KAZAR .

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