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*m RODMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY Mother Nature had some big hits of her own this the best of 93-94 year, but the Aviators weren't going to be outdone Greatest Hits by mere blizzards and solar eclipses. AHS was home to some of the best that 93-94 had to offer.

I able of ontents Freshmen 52 < Magnificent Mural is a Hit!

I 1 Putting the final touches on the face of Ace. The vocational Commercial Art class (see page 141) spent about 150 man-hours and more than $200 of their club funds to grace the gymnasium with a striking mural. The 53 by 23 foot masterpiece was done during evenings on school nights and Saturday afternoons.

Major retinal damage was a concern for the science teachers who set up various ways for hundreds of students and faculty to observe the solar eclipse. No one's fears were realized, though, as the sun did come back and nobody went blind. ... and elsewhere the halls and classrooms were busy with the usual activities that make AHS the unique collection of hits that it is.

Greatest Hits of the Class of ? BLOOD DAY *94 The Senior Class Blood Day was a success once again in '94. It was held on March 30, from 9:00 am until 3:00pm. The General Chairman, Jeni Menegay, stated, "It was a great experience working with the adult coordinator, Mrs. Grisez and the senior class, and I hope to see the tradition continued." Only 56 students preregistered to donate but on the actual day 110 students gave blood. 172 pints of blood were donated and 33 people were deferred for various reasons.

Student Committee Coordinators Kim Pinter, escort; Carrie Mason, bag table; Jeff Schafer, registration; Tricia Swain and Heidi Brown, canteen.

A Red Cross nurse takes Jeff Knight's temperature before he is allowed to give blood.

above: Ms. Reighart remains cool while giving the gift of life, right: Tom Hemminger has his blood pressure taken before he gives blood far left: Students anxiously await their turn to help save a life, above: Mr. Morris regains his energy at the can teen, below: Volunteer, Talia Ashcraft does her part helping with the canteen, lower left: Greg Ken- shows that giving blood doesn't hurt, left: Kate Patterson looks nervously at a nurse from the Red Cross as she begins the procedure. A NIGHT AMONG THE STARS

Everyone eagerly awaits announcement of the King and Queen

(above) Dan Griffith, Brett Thomas, Dave McCammon and Tony Sutcliffe. (below) These seniors enjoy their last dance at AHS.

(above) Prom royalty: Dawn Jones and Dave Brandon, (below) Anson Gross chats with Jaime Richmond and her date.

1994 PROM (left) Vince Schmeid and Briana Blaser. (right) Alicia Mercer and her date Erick Zimmer.

(left) Jack Finucane twirls his partner, (above) Shelton Dailey gets down. (right) Sophomores Jenn Smith and Abbie Lear take a break from serving.

This year's Junior/Senior prom was held May 14, 1994 and the Class of 95 brought a "Night Among the Stars" to the AHS gymnasium as the seniors enjoyed their final dance. Committee chairpersons Amanda Morrison, Jaime Russo, Leeza Glazier, Danielle Johnson, Tricia Krabill, Gina Freconna, Carrie Snyder, Matt Horning, Dan Griffith, John Ritchie, Joe Tolley, Brean Sprague, Shante Brisker and Nate Weibush made the evening a success with their outer space decor.

11 94 SENIOR AWARDS PROGRAM The Class of 1994 was presented 225 awards totaling more than $460,000 during the annual honors presentation and assembly.

Coxen Scholars Stacy Akins Stacy Green Marni Sabin

TOP SCHOLARS James Brunner Alliance Review Ian Craig Journalism Award Stacy Green Steven Ray Allison Rupp Marni Sabin Gretchen Watts

Mel Knowlton Scholarship Tandy Technology Scholars Chris Craig Stacy Akins Ian Craig Steven Ray Elks Teenagers of the Year Alliance Kiwanis Club Outstand Marni Sabin ing Vocational Students Stacy Akins Gretchen Watts Gary Trusty, Wendy Shonk, Jack Finucane Sharron Hilles, Kimberley OHSAA Scholar Athlete Award Athlete of the Year Pinter, Tonia Hull, Ron Carrie Randel Danielle Jones Pownall, Tammela Fisher, Steven Ray Joe Brady Nicole Percy, Amanda Hubbs, Tabatha Amerson, James Metzger, Matthew Davis, Pamela Davis, David Grubb Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award Danielle Jones 12 Steven Ray Ann McConahay Foundation Tangela Kuhle Erica Kuhle Shawn Morris Jeff Schafer Erin Crider Gretchen Watts Marni Sabin Allison Rupp Carrie Randel Academic Challenge Team Presidential Academic Fitness Allison Santoro Scholarship Stacy Akins Stacy Akins Allison West James Brunner Ian Craig Ian Craig Alliance Area Retired Teachers Tisha Howard Erin Crider Stacy Green Association Book Award Stacy Green Jeff Knight Jeff Zupanic Jason LeBar Steven Ray Jennifer McDaniel Jason LeBar Carrie Randel James Brunner Steven Ray Michelle Wiggs Allison Rupp Amy Glass Marni Sabin Dave Brandon Allison Santoro Jack Finucane Gretchen Watts Jennifer McDaniel Outstand ing Senior Awards English - Ian Craig, American Association of Kate University Women Book Award Patterson, Ellen Morris Jennifer John Philip Sousa Award McDaniel Michelle Wiggs Art- Sharron Ohio University American Hilles, History Contest Allison Antonia Allen-Ramsey Rupp Lions Club Scholarship French - Candi Heslep Steven Ray Kathlyn Fetters Memorial Home Ec - Amy Glass Scholarship Stage Crew Awards Mathematics - James Brunner Kenya Harrington Jeff Schafer, Richard Peloso Brad Korosy Business Education - Natalie Alliance Area JayCees Simon Keirn Fontaine Community Service Awards Bruce Smarr Spanish - John Finucane Allison Rupp, Erica Moore, Social Studies - Stacy Akins Outstanding Stage Crew Awards Carrie Randel Speech - Ian Craig, Victoria Nicole Percy Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Claflin Jeff Harsh James Brunner Library Service - Ian Craig, Jeff Jason Monea Schafer Commencement 1994

The class of 1994 Class color: Red and Blue. Class flower: Rose. Class song: 'Hero" by

Mariah Care)r t Class Motto: You are you and that's; all you need to be.

(above) Dawn Jones and Stacy Akins (below) Steve Ray and Gretchen Watts.

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Top Ten Percent Honored at Annual Banquet (front) Lydia Wilcox, Sharron Hilles, Stacy Akins, Carrie Randel, Marni Sabin, Allison Santoro (middle) Tangela Kuhle, Erin Crider, Stacy Green, Steve Ray, Amy Glass, Michelle Wiggs, Candi Heslep, Allison Rupp, Autumn Phillips, Jennifer McDaniel (back) Sean Paulus, Vince Kehres, Gretchen Watts, Tisha Howard, Ian Craig, Jeff Knight, Jason LeBar, James Brunner, David George, Bruce Hundsza, guest speaker Patricia Russell-McCloud.

STACY LYNNE AKINS Early Admission tee 12; Library Aide 10; Choir 9,10; Teenage 10 Program 11,12;A.C.E. 10,11,12; Junior Schol Institute 10; Vocational Student of the Month COREY TREMAYNE BLUE Vocationa ars 11,12; Foreign Language Club 9,10; 12; JOGS 12; Teacher Aide 12; Business Pro Student of the Month 12; JOGS 12; Basketbal Principal's Advisory Committee 9,10,11,12; fessionals of America (Vice-President 11, 9; Football 9,10,11,12 Prom Committee 11; Office Aide 11,12; Ecol President 12) JAMES A. BONDONI, JR. Office Aide 12 ogy Club 12; Key Club 9,10,11,12; Student TINA M. BAXLEY Prom Committee 11; Li Aviator of the Week 12; Teacher Aide 12 Senate 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society brary Aide 11,12; Future Homemakers of Baseball 11,12 11,12; Girls" State 11; Aviator of the Week 9; America 9,10 TIM BOYCAN Basketball 9,10,11 Vocational Student of the Month 12; Science CARLITA L. BELL Library Aide 9,10; Pep IRIS DENISE BRACKETT Teacher Aid( Fair 9; Cheerleading 9,10 Band 11; Orchestra 9,10,11; Teenage Institute 9,10,11,12; Occupational Work Study Clut ANTONIA MARIE ALLEN Choir 9,10,11; 10,11; JOGS 12 9,10,11,12 JOGS 12; Business Professionals of America STEPHEN ORLANDO BLACK ACE JOSEPHW.BRADY ACE 9,10,1 l,12;Pron 12; Track 9,10 10,11; Science Fair 9,10; JOGS 12; Basketball Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Of TABATHA D. AMERSON S.A.D.D. 11; 9; Baseball 10,11; Football 9,11 fice Aide 9,10,11,12; Key Club 9,10,11; Stu Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Committee BRIANA BLASER A.C.E. 10; Prom Com dent Senate 9,10; Aviator of the Week 9; Gyn 12; Vocational Student of the Month 11,12; mittee 11; Office Aide 10,11; Student Senate Aide 9,10; Teacher Aide 9,10,11,12; Basketbal Business Professionals of America 11,12; Fu 9,10,12; Statistician 11; Orchestra 9,10; Teen 9,10,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Footbal ture Homemakers of America 9,10,11,12 age Institute 11; Vocational Student of the 9,10,11,12 AARON D. ARMSTRONG ACE. 11; Month 12; Science Fair 9; Vocational Repre DAVID R. BRANDON ACE 10,11,12 S.A.D.D. 11; Office Aide 10,11,12; Key Club sentative 12; Teacher Aide 11; Cheerleading S.A.D.D. 11,12; Junior Scholars 11,12; Pron 11; Chronicle 12; Swimming 9,10,11,12 9,10 Committee 11; Office Aide 10,11,12; Nationa TALIALATONYA ASHCRAFT Clinic Aide JAIME NICOLE BLATT Foreign Language Honor Society 11,12; Boys' State 11; Sciena 12; Blood Day Committee 12; Pen and Brush Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Library Aide 9; Fair 9; Gym Aide 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12 Club 12; JOGS 12; Track 9 Pen and Brush Club 9,10,11,12; Orchestra Baseball 9,10,12; 1993 Homecoming King CLORIENANNBABB Blood Day Commit 9,10,11; Teenage Institute 9,10; Science Fair (continued on page 33 Melanie Adkins

Shawn Akerblad Jamie Cannon takes care of one of the last preparations for graduation.

Stacy Akins Tabatha Amerson Tamatha Amerson Aaron Armstrong Sean Paulus and Amy Custar apply their senior spirit before the Massillon game.

^•SahJ**- Travis Arnal Clorien Babb

p>age Monty Barnhart David Bates Tina Baxley

Katrina Berry Matthew Bevington • Steven Black Shawna Blake

Briana Blaser Jaime Blatt Corey Blue James Bondoni

Tim Boycan Iris Brackett Joe Brady

p>age eighteen RfiKl David Brandon Tim Bray Heather Brogan Heidi Brown

Rebecca Bryant Eli Burpee Kathleen Butcher

Jeremy Carte Anthony Caserta Brian Chambers

Christopher Chenevey Vicki Claflin Carol Clayton

page nineteen Christopher Craig Carrie Courtwright Jeremy Cox LaShanda Cox

Ian Craig Erin Crider Susan Criss Christel Crockett

Dedrick Culbertson Michelle Cully Amy Custar Freddie Daniels

Christopher Davis Matthew Davis Pamela Davis page twenty Joseph Dean Paul Detwiler Christopher Dillon

Mara Donnelly Brandie Douglas Antoinette Dukes Marty Edwards mmmmmmmm Robert Thomas springs to his feet at the sound of the bell.

Stacee Emplit Jaime Evans

Kenesa Evans Terry Ferguson Tricia Fish Leslie Fernandez Beth Fike John Finucane

Tammela Fisher Shawn Fogarascher Erin Fontaine Natalie Fontaine

Austin French Jamie Funk Samuel Gandee Christopher Gaul

Amy Gibson C^^^V Lawrence Gibbons Amy Glass Heather Green

page twenty-two •MM Nicole Green Stacy Green Anson Gross David Grubb

Aimee Hall Elizabeth Hall Sally Hall

Annie Hancock Kenya Harrington Jeffrey Harsh

Candi Heslep Sharron Hilles Cameron Hobbs

page twenty-three Tisha Howard Amanda Hubbs Tonia Hull Bruce Hundzsa

Shaun Inherst Christie Jarvis Brandi Jerome Dennis Johnson

Danielle Jones Dawn Jones William Kee Vince Kehres

Simon Keirn Melissa Kelly Jodi Kemp

page t^/^enty-fou:r Robert Kisik Jeffrey Knight Brad Korosy

Regina Kosa Erica Kuhle Tangela Kuhle Karla Kuntzman

Budd Kuyper Stacy Lab Lynn Lancaster James Lanham

Jason LeBar Robert Lee Christopher Leishman

page t^A^enty-five fr

Kevin Lewis Jamie Lightner David Liu Steven Lowers

Christopher Martin Steven Martin Carrie Mason David McCammon

Jennifer McDaniel Jeff McDevitt

Carlita Bell scours the Media Center for Mrs. Evans's killer research paper. Shawn McGavern Jeni Menegay

page twenty-six Alicia Mercer Jim Metzger David Miller Jennifer Miller

Mattie Miller David Misquitta Jason Monea Jason Monter

Christina Morgan Harry Morgan Ellen Morris Shawn Morris •

James Morrissey Christopher Mountz Carrie Napier Era Napier

page tv^enty-seven Richard Neidig

The Ralph Regula Committee members spent valuable time meeting with the congress man to discuss issues. The committee consisted of (left to right) Ian Craig, Brett Thomas, Allison Rupp and Allison West. Chris Nicholson

Joshua Oyster Trisha Papley Kate Patterson Sean Paulus

Takisha Payton Richard Peloso Nicole Percy Loretta Perrine

page tAA^enty-eight Autumn Phillips Kimberly Pinter Tabatha Poplett Ron Pownall

Jerilyn Quick Antonia Ramsey Carrie Randel Eric Ray

Steven Ray Isaac Reese Jody Roberts Rudy Rodriguez

Quentin Rosenberger Allison Rupp Gwynne Russell Marni Sabin

page t^/v^enty-nine Allison Santoro Paulo Santos Ryan Schafer Jeffery Schafer

Vince Schmied Tom Schmoyer Monique Shepherd Mark Shoffner

Wendy Shonk Dawn Shutler Luther Shutler Bruce Smarr

Jenene Smith Jason Smith Trevor Sprague Marcy Stewart page thirty Craig Stoudt Jason Stutler Eileen Summers Anthony Sutcliffe

Tricia Swain Bradley Sweitzer Clayton Taylor Anitra Teli

Brett Thomas Robert Thomas Peter Todd Gary Trusty

Tara Vargovic Kristie Vizzuso Angela Vogus Jackie Wade

page thirty-one Troy Wainuskis Melissa Waitley Timothy Warburton David Watson

Shawndel Watson Gretchen Watts Allison West Michelle Wiggs

i Lydia Wilcox Renee Williams Philip Wilson Roschelle Wilt

Danielle Wood Dorothy Woods Kristi Young Jeffrey Zupanic

page thirty-tÂô HEATHER GEORGIANNA BROGAN ness Professionals of America 11,12; F.H.A. 9 piinic Aide 11; Blood Day 12; Office Aide DEDRICKDEMONDCULBERTSON Oc 10,11,12; Key Club 9; Volleyball 9 cupational Work Study Club 9,10,11,12 [fEIDI LYNN BROWN Blood Day Commit- CARRIE MICHELLE CULLY Key Club 9; x 12; Office Aide 9,10, 11; Statistician 9,10; Science Fair 11 ;ym Aide 9; Volleyball 9, 11, 12 AMY RENEE CUSTAR ACE. 10,11,12; AMES MICHAEL BRUNNER SMILE 12; Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 'hess Club 11; Ecology Club 11; Marching 12; Office Aide 9,10,11,12; Pen and Brush tend 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Club 12; Water Girl 12; Chronicle 12; Teacher ep Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 11; National Aide 11; Basketball 10,11; Softball 9,11,12; [lonor Society 11,12; Boys' State 11; Science Tennis 9 air9,10; Knowledge Masters 10,11,12; Oliver FREDDIE L. DANIELS Stage Crew 11,12; XI BURPEE Teenage Institute 10; Science Vocational Student of the Month 9,10; Science air 9; Soccer 12 Fair 11; Tennis 10,11,12 kNTHONY J. CASERTA Science Fair 11; ALEICIA J. DAVIS Principal's Advisory basketball 10; Football 9,10,11,12 Committee 12; Homecoming Committee 11,12; RANK CASERTA Vocational Student of Student Senate 9,10,11,12; Teenage Institute le Month 12; Vocational Representative 12; 9,10; Aviator of the Week 9; Vocational Stu aseball 11 dent of the Month 9,10; Occupational Work ICTORIA CLAFLIN SMILE 12; Office Study Club; Business Professionals of America; dde 11; Library Aide 9,10,11; Show Choir Basketball 9; Track 9,10; Bats in the Belfry 9; Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,11,12 ,10; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Speech and Debate MATTHEW E. DAVIS Foreign Language AMY GIBSON Key Club 9,10; Pen and Brush 0,11,12; Swimming 9; Oliver Club 9; Stage Crew 11; Vocational Student of Club 11,12 AROL ANN CLAYTON Christian Cru- the Month 12; DEC A 12 AMY GLASS Christian Crusaders 10,11,12; iders 10; Blood Day Committee 12; Key Club PAUL A. DETWILER Vocational Student of Blood Day Committee 12; Library Aide 12; );DECA 12 the Month 9,12 Key Club 10; Marching Band 9,10,11; Pep ASHANDA T. COX JOGS 12; Softball 12 CHRISTOPHER ALLAN DILLON Blood Band 9,10; Concert Band 9,10,11; Orchestra HRISTOPHER C. CRAIG ACE. 11,12; Day Committee 12; Office Aide 11,12; Key 10,11; National Honor Society 12; Aviator of ddentSenate9,10,ll,12;GymAidel2;Bas- Club 10,11,12; Student Senate 12; Marching the Week 9; Science Fair 9,10; Red and Blue tball 9; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,12 B and 9; Concert B and 9; Pep B and 9; Aviator of 10; Knowledge Masters 10; Junior Achieve JSAN E. CRISS Blood Day Committee 12; the Week 9; Science Fair 10; Chronicle 12; ment 10,11; FHA 12 ôir 11,12; Tennis 11 Baseball 9,11,12; Statistician 12 HEATHER JOYCE GREEN S.A.D.D. 11; HRISTEL DAWN CROCKETT Statisti MARA L. DONNELLY Office Aide 9, 10; Clinic Aide 12; Blood Day Committee 12 tan 9; Teenage Institute 9,10; Science Fair 9; Key Club 9; Speech and Debate 9 ANSON J. GROSS Tennis 9,10,12; Clinic 3GS 12; Basketball 9; Track 9,10,11; Busi STACEE LYNNE EMPLIT Blood Day Aide 12; Vocational Student of the Month 12 Committee 12; Choir JASON HAGAN Vocational Student of the 9,10; Office Aide Month 12; Vocational Representative 12; 10,11,12; Vocational Baseball 10 Student of the Month AIMEE ELIZABETH HALL Choir 11,12 9,10,11,12; Show Choir 9,12; Speech and De JAIME ALISE bate 9,10,11; Science Fair 10; Bats in the Bel EVANS Teenage fry; Faith County; Oliver; A Night of Comedy Institute 9,10; JOGS ELIZABETH HALL Blood Day Committee 12 12; Office Aide 12; Marching Band9,10,l 1,12 K E N E S A Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12 DARLENE EVANS Show. Choir 9,10,11,12; Teenage Institute 9 Clinic Aide 10; Of Vocational Student of the Month 12; Teacher fice Aide 10; Swim Aide 11; FHA 9,10,11,12 ming 10; Track 10; KENYA LEE HARRINGTON Blood Day Volleyball 10 Committee 12; JOGS 12; Teacher Aide 11,12; TERRI LYNN Basketball 9.10,11 FERGUSON Prom TYLER HENDERSON Homecoming Com Committee 11; Blood mittee 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Day Committee 12; Committee 12; Office Aide 11,12; Key Club 10 Key Club 10; March (Board of Directors 11,12; secretary 12); Na ing Band 9,10; Con- tional Honor Society 12; Aviator of the Week 9; I cert Band 9,10 Science Fair 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10; Golf 12; I CHRISTOPHER Tennis 10,11,12 W. GAUL Office CANDI MAE HESLEP Blood Day Commit Aide 11,12; Science tee 12; Ecology Club 11; Key Club 11,12; Pen Fair 9, 10; Teacher and Brush Club 12 Aide 10,12; Baseball 33 JOGS 12; Teacher Aide 11,12; ALICIA COLLEEN MERCER Office Aid* Basketball 9,10,11,12; Cross 9,10,11; Key Club 10; Chronicle 11,12; Soft Country 12, Track 9,10,11,12; ball 9 Volleyball 9,10 JAMES A. METZGER A.C.E. 9,10,11; Blooc VINCENT G. KEHRES Day Committee 12; Vocational Student of th( A.C.E. 11,12; National Honor Month 11,12; Basketball 10; Footbal Society 12; Science Fair 9,10; 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10 Gym Aide 10; Teacher Aide DAVID MILLER Football 9 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Foot MATTIE MILLER Vocational Student of the ball 9,10,11,12; Swimming 9,10 Month 12 SIMON J. KEIRN Marching ERICA MONIQUE MOORE Blood Da) Band 9,10; Concert Band 9,10; Committee 12; Office Aide 10,11,12; Librar) Pep Band 10; Computer Team Aide 10,12; Vocational Student of the Monti 9,10,11; Stage Crew 12; Voca 11,12; JOGS 12;TeacherAide9; Softball 10,11 tional Student of the Month 11; CHRISTINA MORGAN Library Aide 9,10 Science Fair 9; Oliver Vocational Student of the Month 11,12 JODI KEMP Pen and Brush ELLEN ELIZABETH MORRIS SMILE 12 Club 10; Teenage Institute A.C.E. 10,11,12; Junior Scholars 11,12: 10,11; Aviator of the Week 10; Principal's Advisory Committee 12; Home Vocational Student of the coming Committee 9,10,11,12; Prom Commit Month 12; Swimming 9 tee 11; Office Aide 9,10,11; Ecology Clut GREGORY SCOTT KERR 10,11,12; Key Club 9; Student Senate Science Fair 10; JOGS 12; 9,10,11,(president 12); National Honor Society Football 9,11 12; Girls' State 11; Water Girl 12; Science Fail JEFFREY BYRON 9,10; Teacher Aide 12; Cross Countr) KNIGHT Athletic Trainer 10; 9,10,11,12; Softball 11,12; Swimminj SHARRON AMBER HILLES ACE. Clinic Aide 11,12; Blood Day Committee 12; 9,10,11,12 9,10,11; Prom Committee 11; Office Aide 9,10; Library Aide 9,10; Key Club 10,11,12; Statis SHAWN RICHARD MORRIS Principal < Ecology Club 12; Student Senate 10; Pen and tician 9,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Red Advisory Committee 12; Key Clut Brush Club 10; National Honor Society 12; and Blue 10; Soccer 12; Swimming 12 9,10,11,(president 12); Science Fair 9,10: Vocational Student of the Month 11,12; Sci BRAD ALAN KOROSY Stage Crew 11,12 Teacher Aide 11; Basketball 9,10,11; Cross ence Fair 9,10; Commercial Art Club (secretary JASON LEBAR National Honor Society Country 12; Track 11.12 11, president 12); Softball 11,12; Track 9; Vol 11,12; Vocational Student of the Month 12; JAMES MORRISSEY DECA 12 leyball 9,10,11 Cross Country 11,12; Swimming 11,12; Track TRISHA PAPLEY Clinic Aide 10; Blood PAULA JEAN HOEBEKE S.A.D.D. 11; 11 Day Committee 12; Vocational Student of the Office Aide 12; Pen and Brush Club 12; March CHRISTOPHER LEE LEISHMAN Base Month 12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball ing Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10; Concert ball 11,12 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Attendant 9,10; Band 9,10; Aviator of the Week 9; Vocational CHRIS MARTIN Teacher Aide 12; Occupa Homecoming Queen 12 Student of the Month 12; DECA 12; Teacher tional Work Study Club 9,10,11,12; Wrestling KATHERINE ADAIRE PATTERSON Aide 11; FHA 9,10,11,12 9 A.C.E. 10,11,12; Homecoming Committee 12; AMANDA MELISSA HUBBS Library Aide KERYN MARTIN A.C.E. 12; Teacher Aide Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 10,12; Vocational Student of the Month 11,12; 12; Track 12 12; Office Aide 12; Key Club 9; Student Senate JOGS 12; Vocational Representative 11,12 CARRIE LOUISE MASON S.A.D.D. 11; 12; Pen and Brush Club 9,10,11; MarchinJ TONIA MARIE HULL Homecoming Com Clinic Aide 9; Blood Day Committee 12; Of Band 9,10,11; Concert Band 9,10; Choir 9j mittee 11; Prom Committee 11; Blood Day fice Aide 11; Key Club 10; Pen and Brush Club Speech and Debate 9; Science Fair 9,10,11 Committee 12; Office Aide 9,10; Vocational 9,10,11; Vocational Student of the Month Chronicle 12; Diving 11; Swimming 9,11; Track Student of the Month 12; Chronicle 11,12; 10,11,12; JOGS 12; Occupational Work Study 9,10; Band Dinner Dance Attendant \0', Bats in Vocational Representative 12; Cheerleading 9; Club 12; DECA 10, (president 12); FHA the Belfry Softball 11 9,10,11,12 TAKISHA PAYTON Science Fair 9; Teachei CHRISTIE LYNNE JARVIS Foreign Lan SHAWN F. MCGAVERN Choir 10,11,12; Aide 10; Softball 9 guage Club 9,10; Statistician 11,12 Science Fair 9,10; JOGS 12; Baseball 10,11,12; NICOLE JEAN PERCY Marching Band 9; BRANDI ANN JEROME ACE 11; Blood Football 9 Concert Band 9; Pep Band 9; Stage Crew 12; Day Committee 12; Gym Aide 12 JENNIFER ANGELA MENEGAY A.C.E. National Honor Society 12; Teenage Institute DANIELLE JONES A.C.E. 9,10,11,12; 10; S.A.D.D. 11; Foreign Language Club 9,10; 9,10,11,12; Vocational Student of the Month Principal's Advisory Committe 10,11,12; Of Principal's Advisory Committee 10,11,12; 11,12; Teacher Aide 9,10,11,12 fice Aide 9,10,11,12; Student Senate 10,11,12; Homecoming Committee 9,10,11,12; Prom LORETTA PERRINE Blood Day Commit^ Class President 10,11,12; Water Girl 10; Gym Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Of tee 12; Office Aide 12; Library Aide 10; ChorJ Aide 11,12; Teacher Aide 9,10; Basketball fice Aide 9,10,11,12; Ecology Club 11; Key 9,10,11,12; Show Choir 12; Science Fair 10; 9,10,11,12; Soccer 12; Track 9,10,11,12; Vol Club 9,10,11,12; Student Senate 9,10,11,12; JOGS 12; Gym Aide 10; Teacher Aide 10,11,12; leyball 9,10,11 National Honor Society 12; Girls' State Alter Oliver DAWN JONES A.C.E. 10,11,12; Student nate 11; Water Girl 12; Science Fair 9,10; RONALD LEE POWNALL Vocational Senate 10,11,12; Class Vice President 10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Student of the Month 11,12; Basketball 11; Football 11,12 Tennis 9,10,11,12 tional Honor Society 12; Teenage Institute JERILYN ELIZABETH QUICK S.A.D.D. GWYNNE RUSSELL Clinic Aide 12; Blood 9,10,11,12; Vocational Student of the Month 11; Foreign Language Club 10; Prom Commit Day Committee 12; Choir 9; Water Girl 12; 11; Science Fair 9 tee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Office Aide Vocational Student of the Month 12; BRUCE H. SMARR Stage Crew 11,12; Sci 9; Library Aide 10; Key Club 9,10,11; Statis Cheerleading 9,10; Softball 11,12; Volleyball ence Fair 9 tician 10,11; Pen and Brush Club 10, (president 11,12 JENENE R. SMITH Teacher Aide 12; Occu 11); Water Girl 9; Teenage Institute 9,10,11,12; MARNI LYNN SABIN Early Admission pational Work Study Club 9,10,11,12; Softball Chronicle 11,12; Teacher Aide 12 Program 11,12; A.C.E. 10,11,12; S.A.D.D. 11,12 CARRIE ALYSSA RANDEL Early Admis 11,12; Junior Scholars 11,12; Foreign Lan MARTY JO STEWART Teacher Aide sion Program 12; A.C.E. 10,11,12; Junior guage Club 9,10; Homecoming Committee 9,10,11,12 Scholars 11,12; Principal's Advisory Commit 10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Blood Day TRICIA LYNN SWAIN Foreign Language tee 11; Homecoming Committee 9,10,11,12; Committee 12; Office Aide 9,10,11,12; Ralph Club 9,10; Homecoming Committee 10,11,12; Prom Committee 11, Blod Day Committee 12; Regula Council 11; Ecology Club 11,(presi Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Committee Office Aide 10,11; Ecology Club 11,12; Key dent 12); Key Club 9,(Board of Directors 12; Office Aide 10,11,12; Key Club 9,10 (Board Club 10,11; Student Senate 9,10,11,12; Pen 10,11,12; treasurer 11,12); Student Senate of Directors 11,12); Student Senate 10,11,12; and Brush Club 11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,(treasurer 12); Statistician 11; National Statistician 10; Pen and Brush Club 10,12; 11,12; Water Girl 12; Science Fair 9,11; Honor Society 11,12; Girls' State 11; Aviator of National Honor Society 12; Water Girl 12; Chronicle 12; Softball 12; Swimming the Week 9; Science Fair 9; Choir (accompanist Aviator of the Week 9; Softball 9,10,11 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Homecom 12);Chronicle ll,(editor 12);Teacher Aide 12; CLAYTON TAYLOR Vocational Student of ing Court 12; Class President 9 Cheerleading 11,12; Gymnastics 9,10 the Month 11,12 ERIC M. RAY Stage Crew 12; Vocational JEFFREY RYAN SCHAFER Prom Com ANITRA KOTRELL TELI JOGS 12; Track Student of the Month 12; Science Fair 9 mittee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Library 9; Volleyball 9,10,12 STEVEN PAUL RAY Early Admission Pro Aide 12; Ecology Club 11; Marching Band GARY ROBERT TRUSTY Vocational Stu gram 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Boys' 9,10; Concert Band 9,10; Pep Band 9; Stage dent of the Month 11,12 State 11; Science Fair 9; Basketball 9,10,11; Crew 12; National Honor Society 12; Voca KRISTIE LEIGH VIZZUSO S.A.D.D. 11; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Golf 9,10,11,12 tional Student of the Month 12; Diving 11,12; Statistician 9; Vocational Student of the Month JODY ROBERTS Statistician 10,11 Swimming 11,12; Wrestling 9 12; DECA (treasurer 12) QUENTIN ROBERT ROSENBERGER RYAN D. SCHAFER Office Aide 11; Aviator ANGELA KAY VOGUS Blood Day Com Vocational Student of the Month 11 of the Week 9; Vocational Student of the Month mittee 12; Statistician 9,10; Choir 9,10; Show ALLISON LYNN RUPP SMILE 12; Foreign 12; Science Fair 11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Choir 10; Vocational Student of the Month 11; Language Club 9; Prom Committee 11; Blood Cheaper by the Dozen; Bats in the Belfry Teacher Aide 12; Business Professionals of Day Committee 12; Office Aide 9,10,11,12; MONIQUE SHEPHERD JOGS 12; Teacher America 11,12 Ralph Regula Council 12; Student Senate Aide 11,12; GRADS 11,12 ALLISON DAWN WEST Foreign Language 9,10,11,12; Pen and Brush Club 9,10,11,12; WENDY ANN SHONK Junior Scholars 11,12; Club 10; Homecoming Committee 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,(president 12); Girls' Principal's Advisory Committee 9,10,11,12; Ralph Regula Council 12; Ecology Club 11,12; State 11; Aviator of the Week 9; Science Fair 9; Key Club 9; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Con Key Club 9,10,(vice-president 11,12); Student Red and Blue (editor 12); Basketball 9,10,11; cert Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11; Na Senate 9,10,11,12; Pen and Brush Club 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Science Fair 9,10; Soccer \2\ Oliver LYDIA IRA WILCOX Vocational Student of the Month 11 ROSCHELLE LEONORE WILT A.C.E. 11,12; Foreign Language Club 9; Homecoming Committee 9,12; Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Student Senate 9,12; Stat istician 9,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Speech and Debate 11; Aviator of the Week 11; Red and Blue 11; JOGS 12; Teacher Aide 11; Knowl edge Masters 12; Softball 9; A Night of Com edy; FHA 9,11 KRISTILYNYOUNG S.A.D.D. 11,12;Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Ecology Club 12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Show Choir 12; Science Fair 10,11; JOGS 12; Teacher Aide 11,12; Track 9,10,11,12 JEFFREY ALLEN ZUPANIC ACE 12; Prom Committee 11; Key Club 12; Student Senate 10,12; Science Fair 10; Gym Aide 9,10,11,12; Teacher Aide 9,10,11,12; Basket ball 9 35

Greatest Hits of the Class of * H |> Mad scientists, Jaime Russo and Amanda Morrison begin their chemical experiments

Glenn Akins Latoya Anderson Shawna Anderson Nicole Armstrong David Arnold Bethany Ayers David Blankenship Marlon Blue C'ne Bailey Travon Baker Lacey Barker William Barker Victor Barnes Louise Barnett Marvin Brunner Chet Bryant Jaime Beatty Anita Belford Christie Benedetti Pat Bennett Brent Biggs Brent Bixler Kendra Candusso Christopher Carli Sarah Bolog Jennifer Bourne Kevin Boyer Heather Brady Shante Brisker David Brogan Laura Bryant Sunshine Burrier George Cameron Deanna Campbell Leah Campbell Carmen Canady

President Nate Weibush Vice President Nicole Carter Treasurer Jaime Russo Secretary Gina Freconna

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Ryan Case Shaun Cassidy Holli Centeno I Michael Clarke Vanitra Coleman Kim Collen Chris Court Donald Courtney Jason Cox Michael Cunningham Erik Custar Shelton Dailey \

Curt Craig Michelle Criss Vicki Croley Jenny Carpenter Nicole Carter Nicole Daniels Cara DeVault Terri DeYarmon Charmane Ceresna Jamie Ciecerko Kelly Duke Eric Eberly Frankie Edwards Jameel Conley Carlos Cooper Autumn Fasone Ezekiel Fernandez Jennifer Fisher Jason Cross Gina Crubaugh Dan Dickson Sarah Diver Richard Ellis Joanne Erisey Kenneth Fisk Brian Fitzelle Travon Baker searches for that lost homework paper. Chris Carli...late to class again.

Christopher Gandee Rebecca Gard Lisa Garland Mark George Jason Gibbons Ryan Glaspell Danielle Gordon Kim Goshorn Jannifer Green Jeff Henry Aaron Herzog DeShannon Hogan

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••••• Carrie Snyder Nikki Snyder Steven Vandal Randy Vaughn Brian Wade Brean Sprague Rodrick Steed Stacie Wheelock Kathleen Wiley Donny Williams Mary Stovall Nicky Stovall Joseph Tolley William Ullman

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Jonathan Stella William Stinsman Kirk Stoudt Nicole Sullivan Eric Sweitzer Trisha Thomas Monica Wainuskis Kenneth Walker Artesia Watson Mark Wollam William Wood Robert Woods Caroline Worley Corey Yarian Chance Young

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Estell Alexander Rebecca Allen Alisha Andrews Arnal Steven Ashcraft Susan Ayers Pansy Babb Jessica Baker : Baker Sarah Baker John Barker Jesse Barnes Trisha Barnes Daniel Bell Gary Bennett Julie Berlin IPH Gary Billiter Apt Boy kin Fannie Bradt James Briden

Jamal Gray enjoys lunch with his friends. fm

Shelly Bickley Elizabeth Bienz Tenille Billheimer Diana Billiter Garrett Brown Randy Bugara Rachel Butcher Kelly Cade Kevin Campbell Chad Carlisle Thomas Carter Angie Chacon Theresa Cobbs Michael Coen David Conrad Kristi Copeland Christopher Cottrell Kelly Crestani Austin Criss Julie Cross Jackie Dickson Gerald Csaki Derrick Cunningham Kimberly Dai ley Robert Daley Jeremiah Eisenbraun Terra Daniels Jennifer Daniel Tonya Davis StefteneeDeyarmon Robert Fisher Hope Dubose Kelley Duro James Dutrow Bryan Ehrhnspiel Matthew Fiegenschuh Jessica Frohme Deanna Faulkner Jennifer Filisky Vanessa Finch Jenmfer George | Phyllis Fletcher Kristofer Flugan Laura Fontaine . ^ ., Stephanie Kreiner stops at her locker between classes. Phillip Fultz Jimmie Funk T Rachel Games Janice Gentile Erin Greiner Melisse Groah Catherine Hairston Jaime Hammel Amanda Henschen Jacquelyn Heslep ilissa Hinojosa Rosalyn Hogan Tammy Jackson Juakita Jarman James Jarvis Dawn Johnson Faith Kehres Violet Kelly Teresita Kennedy Violet Kidd Christopher Kisik 1 Knife Anthony Knight Lisa Koch Kyle Kocher Sophomores enjoy their leisure time during proficiency week. Douglas Korosy David Kowaleski Stephanie Kreiner Douglas Kress Chad Lacher Larry Lacivita Bart Lacount Aneisia Lott Bobbi Jo Lower Shaun Loy Scott Lundgren Erin Macaione Elizabeth Marschinke Joie Latimer Freddie Lawson Gina McClung Christina McGonagly Bradley McKay Victor McKay Brandi McLendon Jason McNutt Allen Layne Abigail Lear Stacy Miku Mandy Miller Stacy Miller Tracy Miller Stacy Minger Sherry Morgan Geoffrey Litchney Amanda Long Jennifer Murphy Brian Myers Greg Myers Kristina Nagle Angela Niner Nicole Norman Alonya Mason Kea Mathis Christel Metz Tiana Mikan August Mozden Amalia Munteanu Kasie Nutial Melissa Nuzum Michael O'Dell Joseph Papineau Eric Peters Natalie Petersberger Denise Pinter John Puckett Monica Pusateri Suzanne Quick Allison Randel Erik Randolph Gina Rhome Michael Richmond Julie Robenstine Joy Rohr Scott Sabin Tekesha Saunders David Schmidt Crystal Schreckengost Jeremy Schuh Elizabeth Schuster

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Johnetha Pittman Brooke Powers Jonathan Pratt Marius Rasinar James Ray Deanna Ream Veronica Sacco John Sanchez Anthony Saunders! Brian Scott Victoria Scott Amanda Sears Brandy Severance Amanda Shaffer Michael Shonk Jenny Graffice, Jamie Ray and Matt Arnal head toward their next class Rietta Simmons Lynda Sims Roger Sisler Kevin Smallwood Jennifer Smith Steve Smith Class Officers: (left) Estell Alexander (vice-president), Carrie Harsh (presi dent), Allison Randel (treasurer), (above) Jessica Baker (sec retary). NOT PICTURED Tracy Anderson Rebekah Bennett EarlBiggar Jeffrey Blake Kizzy Brackett Heather Brindack Stacy Burch Ryan Carte Jody Cooper Kevin Crick Jassen Dennison Robert Doak Greg Fall f!> Matt Francisco Christine Gandee Dennis Gelmini 4 "*-" David Grandon Sarah Grose Jameela Hawkins Mary Heards Rosalyn Hogan John Hooker Alan Kennedy Jason Kimble Angelica Kirksey ^•BP^ Kristopher Koons Michael Lair Andrea Lawson Rodney Leech Sarah Starks Erin Sullivan Kari Toney 1 Trandafir Heather Light Shawn McCord Aaron Swartz Stacy Swartz Heidi Ware Crystal Waters David McKimie Heather Tatsch Kristian Thomas Shakisha Williams Boyd Wilson David Metz Bryan Vancamp Dennis Voshel Jojuanita Myers April Wheelock Michael Williams Patrick Myers Mr. Claflin explains Broadcast Arts to a group of interested sophomores. Shane Myers RashadNeal Robert Nickson Michael Palmer Jason Parks Alice Reed Raychelle Self O'Del Stanley Kristina Stroia John Thomas Nancy Thomas Jessica Utrup Larry Walrath Brandi Warner Thera Tryforos i Turner Lisa Underwood Thunderbolt Whaley Matthew Watson Angela Weatherspoon Kenneth West Anthony Williams Jamesina Winters Charles Wilson Nancy Wilson Barry Williams Julie Wollam Justin Woods Leslie Worley Crystal Williams John Wurgler Kevin Yoho Paul Yost Jennifer Williams Brian Wilson Sarah Wolf

Shawna Akins Gary Alexander Troy Anderson Latisha Autery John B abb Jennifer Baddeley Lewis Banks ErinBara James Barber Aaron Bilcze Billie Jo Binius Chris Blankenship Kevin Bradley Aaron Brown AdamBruderly Kelly Brunie Jessica Burpee Brian Calladine Justin Carl Anthony Castina Benjamin Chacon Larry Chiporo Tara Church Johnny Ciotti ft

i Christina Baker Francine Banks Philip Blankenship Michael B laser Chris Campbell Darnell Cannon Jared Clay Angela Coen Tracy Collage Aisha Conley Thomas Cottrill Joshua Court Tammy Courtwright Andrea Criss Dairy] Davis Adam Dennison Ni 'Edwards Tammie Ellsworth

Freshmen Not Pictured James Beard Tiffany Kelly Eric Bortoli Julia Kerns Nora Boyd Kelly Lab Bryan Carman Laurs Lanham Stephanie Conley Kim Lehman Michael Dechellis Arlene Mayle Jennifer Danesi Robert Fisk Daniel Flitcraft Gregory Doty Tyshaun Miller Dale Davis Dana Freconna Trent French Clayton Edwards Kevin Mutton Jared Ducan Teresa Elliott Tommy Richards Alicia Fernandez Some of the guys on the freshmen Nora Fout Jerry Sampson Casey Franks boy's basketball team get together Jason Fowler William Simers for high-fives after another win. Angela Gillman Lisa Sims Lawrence Hairston Kimberly Sloat Tiana Hawkins Damian Smith Zondria Heards Melissa Smith Melinda Hill Brandy Stewart Scott Hubbs TinaStull Desherra Johnson Virginia Thomas Cindy Kakascik Jessica Warner

Athena Dixon JashikaCulbertson Carolyn Cully Nigel Ewing Kimberly Davison Erik Davies Shaun Fontaine Vicki Doerr Kim Dudley Joe Gaffney Matthew Fagan Kelly Faith Andrea Glaspell Charles Fox Roxxi Francisco Whitney Gajdzik Aaron Gibbons mm Timothy Glasser Michelle Goshorn x - n .4k A> .a ^ff||p'M,:s.

A science experiment in the basement. &Ai>, r : 'Am\4\ Sarah Grose Adrienne Grove Regena Gurney Mathew Hammerton Larry Handy David Harrington Rahn Hawkins Zakiya Hawkins JeffHelsel Megan Hill Justin Hons Roni Hull

Nakeyia Nicholson prepares her ingredients for Home Ec.

PaulHelsel Philip Helsel Anne Henderhan Jamie Green Eric Grimsley Christina Inherst Krystal James David Jarmusch Andy Hagan Timothy Hagan Amanda Jochem Nathan Johnson Jason Jones Andrew Harsh Michael Hatcher Joseph Kemp Angela Kersmarki Justin Kirby ToddHerderick Amy Hightland Jessica Jarvis Jennifer Jefferson Roderick Jones Jody Judge 56 Kellie Kirksey Stacy Kiser James Lemon Rebecca Lerch Adam McMahon Daniel McMasters Jeremy Menegay Sehoni Lilly Paul Liu Leigh Miller Micheal Miller Ruth Moore Megan Mandolesi Perry Mann Erika Murphy Nicole Neely Susan Neidig Jennifer McCammon Michael McFerren Talisha Nicholson Richard Nickson Jaaron Noble Rachel Meredith Robert Metzger Brenda Morgan Sarah Morris Gretchen Newcomer Nakeyia Nicholson 57 Jackie Oates Bradley Offill Cynthia Porrazzo Charles Porterfield Nylasha Pearson Eric Peebles Bobbi Rutan Kimberly Sands Jesse Percy Ryan Peters Kisha Pierce Mark Pinkerton These students spend their spare jHL, J Jeremy Roller Richard Rudolph time in the library with a good book.

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Adam Rebh Cedric Rice Thomas Pasco Ben Patterson Jay Schafer Joann Schafer Jeff Penny Kelly Penturf Tara Shaffer Jason Shutler Alyshia Phillips Charlene Phillips Carlye Skidmore Jeremy Smith Melissa Richards Collin Richmond Kathleen Scott Victoria Sepeda Craig Simons Virginia Sisler Jessica Smith Nicholas Smith Staggers Calvin Stanley Lo'tasha Stepney Adam Strait Justin Summers David Swisher Kimberly Tamayo Heidi Tatsch Leigh Taylor Brina Thomas Kristopher Thomas Andrew Thompson Triana Thurman John Toole Michael Trent Ernest Truman Mackenzie Underwood Monica Variola Amy Wade Michael Ward Adam Watts Amber Wayne Eve Weatherspoon Geoffrey Weaver Sherrie West Jennifer Whitacre Patrick Whitaker Ben White Michael Wiggs Lauren Wiley Kimberly Williams Lakrisha Williams Leslie Williams Robert Wolf MarkWolford Jennifer Wright Brian Wyer Jeremy Zigler Zachary Zumbar Kelly Zupanic

Leslie Williams, President Brandy Stewart, Vice President Nakeyia Nicholson, Secretary Erik Davies, Treasurer

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Eibel is named 93-94 Teacher of the Year (above) Al Eibel, Science and Language Arts teacher, is congratu lated by Debbie Weibush after the announcement that he had been elected Teacher of the Year by the AHS student body. The an Administration: seated - Dale Burdett, Treasurer and John Thomas, Super nouncement was made during the annual Academic Awards assembly. intendent, standing - Donald Shem and Arthur Games, Assitant Superinten dents Alliance City Schools Board of Education Barbara Graf Jack Guess Barbara Nicholson David Lundgren James Mauldin z 0

Paula Andreani: For. Lang. Ken Braun: Soc. St. Demery Brown: Graphics Betsy Cornell: Food Serv. Al Eibel: Sci, Lang. Arts

Bob Francis: Career Ed. Gordon Gang: Mach. Tr. HHHHPIHHHH P : M Z Mr. Eibel is the cross country coach and is also an avid environmentalist and an advisor for the Ecology Club. Here, he is directing activities during Earth Day '94. H < Ken Harper: Spec. Ed. Terry Hoopes: Lang. Arts

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Homecoming 1993

Homecoming Week 1993 kicked off with Spirit Days October 4- 8. Monday was "Oriental Day," to tie in with this year's dance theme. Tuesday was "Hoover's Behind the Times," when students wore clothes from the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. Twin Day was Wednesday, while Thursday was "Mourn the Loss of Hoover Day," and the attire was all black. The week ended with the traditional "Red and Blue Day." Friday night brought the Homecoming game against Hoover. The Aviators captured the victory by beating the Vikings 25-22. The Homecoming queen and king were also crowned during the evening. Key Club secretary Tyler Henderson crowned Queen Trisha Papley and Key Club vice-president Allison West crowned King Dave Brandon. Trisha's court consisted of Carrie Randel, Dawn Jones, and Gwynne Russell, while Dave's court included Sean Paulus, Joe Brady, and Chris Craig. The week concluded with the Homecoming dance, held October 9. The theme for the evening was "Night of Enchantment," with Oriental King Dave Brandon and Queen Trisha Papley were crowned decorations including fans, screens, a dragon, and fortune cookie at the game, as well as the 1993 court, including Sean Paulus, Joe Brady, Chris Craig, Dawn Jones, Carrie Randel, and refreshments. Gwynne Russell.

(above) Flyer fans from every class cheer on AHS to victory, (left) Queen Trisha Papley and King Dave Brandon, the royalty of the evening. Kelly Penturf, Monica Variola, Jen Evers, and Andy and Tim Hagan join in the train formation during the Locomotion.

(above left) This group of seniors "gets down" during a fast dance, (above right) Carlos Cooper sports his shades during a slow song, (below) These students look on as the court makes its way to the dance floor. (above) Rachel Games and Aaron Swartz dance the night away.(below) Joe Gaffney and Cedric Rice enjoy themselves.

71 Three "One-Act" Productions J\. Night of Comedy !

On November 12th and 13th, "A Night of Comedy!" was presented on the Alliance High School stage. Three plays were presented; "Wanted: One Groom", "The Other Other Woman", and "Cinderella Wore Combat Boots" all directed by Mrs. Nancy Holub. The audience was entertained by the talented young actors and actresses who took the stage, telling the audience to the difficulties of advertising for a husband, relating the intricasies of relationships in the nineties, and having just plain fun in a parody of a children's classic. All- in-all, it was a weekend of good entertainment for the community and a great experience for the young comedians of Alliance High School.

(Lower right) Cinderella tells her sob story to the Storyteller. (Upper Right) The King asks the audience's help in marrying off the girl-shy Prince. (Above) The Storyteller announces the upcoming ball at the palace.

Cinderella Wore Combat Boots An Adaptation by Jerry Chase Storyteller - Aimee Hall King - Brad Sweitzer Prince - Mike Palmer Motherella - Rebecca Lerch M azzarella - Wendy Kelly Godzella - Sarah Baker Cinderella - Erin Sullivan Director Mrs. Holub Wanted: One Groom by Claudene Reese Kayla - Shannon Faith Phyllis - Cara DeVault Richard - Zach Kingan Mr, Shand - Carlos Cooper Mrs, Shand - Roshelle Wilt

Mrs. Shand tells Kayla and Phyllis of her days of courting men by newspa per.

(Above) Norman tells Phil that he and Agnes are finished. (Below) The cast of Wanted: One Groom poses before opening night.

The Other Other Woman by John Kirkpatrick Norman - Steve Holbrook Florence - Stephanie Kreiner Phil - Matt Francisco Agnes - Gina Freconna Nell - Erin Greiner Grace - Leigh Ann Miller A Woman - Amanda Long Another Woman - Sarah Baker Yet Another Woman - Erin Sullivan

Agnes confides in Florence that she suspects Norman of seeing another woman (left), and then the accusations begin (right). 73 LoTasha Stephney, Tara Church, Aaron Graves, These aren't the Village People, but they still enjoy dancing to YMCA and Anthony Saunders share a fast dance.

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Austin French and Ellen Morris. The A.H.S. Cheerleaders pose for a group picture after a long night of decorating

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SPECIAL AWARDS Excellence in ... Behavioral and Social Science Adam Bruderly Botany Ryan Case Chemistry Phillip Fultz Earth and Space Scott Lundgren Engineering Brett Marriner Robyn Marie Klusch Award Environmental Estell Alexander, Kim Goshorn (multi-year project) Medicine and Health Sarah Robenstine Scott Lundgren Microbiology Emily Hendel Physics Daniel Griffith (below) Estell Alexander and Aaron Brown nervously await the judges.

EXCELLENTS NANCY WILSON MACKENZIE UNDERWOOD JON PRATT SCOTT SABIN MONICA PUSATERI JOANN SCHAFER TODD HERDERICK PERRY MANN DAVID BICK MIKE RICHMOND THERESA COBBS KELLY BRUNIE 76 The Governor's Awards for Excellence I Energy Kim Goshorn, Shane Hoover Water Resources Julie Robenstine Agriculture and Food Sciences Rachel Games Litter Prevention and Recycling Estell Alexander Biotechnology Erin Greiner, Curtis Lundgren Manufacturing Shaun Fontaine, Robert Oesch Materials Nathan Turner, Brooke Schneider

David M. Graf Award (best of show) Phillip Fultz Daniel Griffith

(right) Ryan Case reviews his research for Steffan Oswald, (below) Phillip Fultz explains his "best of show" project, (below rt.) Kelly Duro and her atten- * tive judges.

SUPERIORS ABBIE LEAR CHRIS KISIK LEIGH ANN PAUL YOST MILLER RYAN CASE CARRIE HARSH EMILY HENDEL ERIN GREINER DANIEL GRIFFITH PHILLIP FULTZ SCOTT LUNDGREN NATHAN TURNER BART LACOUNT ESTELL ALEXANDER LAURA FONTAINE PAUL LIU RACHEL GARNES ALLISON RANDEL DAVID HOILES BRETT MARRINER JULIE ROBENSTINE BEN WHITE AARON GIBBONS ADAM STRAIT ADAM BRUDERLY JUSTIN HONS SHAUN FONTAINE KIMBERLEY GOSHORN 77 ALL-SCHOOL AWARDS ASSEMBLY ACKNOWLEDGES AVIATOR SCHOLARS The annual Academic Awards Assembly featured hundreds of certificates, plaques, ribbons, medals, trophies and mementoes of all kinds presented to finest performers in AHS classrooms. As has become the tradition, special pins were given to students who had maintained at least a 3.5 grade point average.

Fourth Year Pins Stacy Akins James Brunner Ian Craig Erin Crider Amy Glass Stacy Green Jeffrey Knight Jennifer McDaniel Autumn Phillips Carrie Randel Steven Ray Allison Rupp Marni Sabin lis, Allison Santoro ,ii • Gretchen Watts Michelle Wiggs Third Year Pins Matthew Horning Jennifer Bourne Danielle Johnson Ryan Case Tricia Krabill Kimberley Collen Joyce McCallum Christopher Court Amanda Morrison Michelle Criss Elizabeth Nastari Cara DeVault Tracy Peters Sarah Diver Kristina Potts Rebecca Gard Ryan Rodriguez Kimberley Goshorn Jaime Russo Daniel Griffith Nicole Sullivan Emily Hendel Lydia Wilcox

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Mikol Knife's mother doesn't want to miss a word in Spanish.

Leeza Glazier's mom enjoys the lunchtime conversation

(above) Amy Glass and her mother prepare their English project, (below) Megan Hill's mother gets a sample of cafete ria fare.

Kate Patterson tries to explain the publishing business to her father during the Chronicle period.

80 Amanda Long enjoys lunch with Mom. VOCATIONAL STUDENTS HONORED VOCATIONAL STUDENTS OF THE YEAR Auto Mechanics - Anthony Constantino Commercial Art - Robin Van Wye Cosmetology - Valerie Purdy Drafting - David Arnold Early Childhood Education - April Vance Electronics - Andrea Smolira Intensive Business Education - Cherie Satchell Machine Trades - Melody Burris Occupational Work Adjustment - Tammy Ellsworth First Place Winners in the Welding - Jamie Risbeck Vocational Skill Olympics Occupational Work Experience - Jason Rogers Auto Body -Gary Trusty Auto Mechanics I - Ed Phillips Auto Mechanics II - Brett Summers Commercial Art I - Mike Ebinger Commercial Art II - Melissa Waitely C.B.E. - Kimberley Pinter Cosmetology I - Violet Strain Cosmetology II - Joei Humphrey D. C. T. - Jason Hagan Drafting - Dave Arnold E.C.E. /-Kathy Minor E.C.E. II - Tammy Fisher Electronics I - Andrea Smolira Josh Leask Gary Caldwell Electronics II - James Lanham Jason Home Economics - Bonnell Eugene Heater Graphics I - Cedric Rice Silvana Amy Wade Larkin Amber Wayne Graphics II - I.B.E. I - Amanda Shawna Anderson Hubbs I.B.E. II - Terri Ferguson Home Eco Machine Trades I - nomics - Jamie Mummert Amy Glass Machine Trades II - Heather Jeremy Long Brindack Marketing Education - Matt Davis Carrie Mason O.W.A. - JenBaddley O.W.E. I - Shannon Conley O.W.E. //-Pam Davis Welding I - Jamie Risbeck Wedding II - Benji Mikes 81 %*3 \ ate st Sports The winner and still Champion! tiits •••. mmmBM ^••ranHnsnsnnBH Goalie Danielle Jones dives to make an exciting sav(

GIRLS SOCCER LADY AVIATORS KICK OFF FOR THE FIRST TIME

Jaime Richmond enters the ball into play with a powerful throw.

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::*t« - Erin Greiner snatches the ball from the Sara Morris dribbles the ball through the opposing defender. defenders. Casey Franks strains to steal the ball. The girls soccer team had an auspicious Champion 0-7 SEASON RECORD 2-15 season. Eventhough they only had two Central Catholic 0-2 Norton 0-2 Wooster 2-7 wins they never gave up and they won Cardinal Mooney 1-3 TallmadgeO-2 the All-County Sportsmanship award. St. Thomas 1 -4 Akron Kenmore 1-0 Captains CaraDeVault and Allison West Niles 1-6 Hoover 0-5 said they were proud of the team effort. Green 1-6 Medina Highland 0-4 Lake 0-14 Tournament Games Overall the beginning of girls soccer at GlenOak 0-8 Akron Kenmore 2-1 A.H.S. was a good one. Jackson 0- 1 5 Copley 0-6

Joyce McCallum and Cara DeVault work to bring Post - Goal Celebration to ball closer to their goal. Joyce McCallum uses a toe kick to put the ball into play.

(front) Kellie Brunie, Joyce McCallum, Sarah Morris, Cara DeVault, Jaime Richmond, Casey Franks, Sunshine Burrier, Kelly Duke, Amy Davidson (back) Coach Suzie Howell, Rachel Games, Allison West, Mikol Knife, Gretchen Watts (goalie), Danielle Jones (goalie), Stephanie Kreiner, Coach Kim Anderson BOYS SOCCER Twenty Two Players Go Down In History!

(L to R) First Row: Aaron Herzog, Zachary Zumbar, Victor Barnes, Rolando Leiton, Jesford Majalap, Carlos Cima, Corey Yarian, Brian Murphy. Middle Row: Steffan Oswald, Eli Burpee, John Ritchie, Matthew Horning, Matthew Fiegenschuh, Jeffrey Knight, Brent Biggs. Last Row: Head Coach Amado Sandoval, Zachary Kingan, Marius Rasinar, Brad Shonk, Thomas Carter, David Kowaleski, Robert Franks, Ryan Rodgriguez. Not Pictured: As sistant Coach Alex Ramirez.

Alliance 6 Minerva 1 Alliance 1 Akron Ellet 1 Alliance 2 GlenOak 2 Alliance 2 Akron North 2 Lake 5 Alliance 2 Alliance 4 Akron Central 2 Alliance 6 Marlington 0 Jackson 8 Alliance 0 McKinley 2 Alliance 1 Wooster 8 Alliance 0 Northwest 3 Alliance 0 New Philly 5 Alliance 1 Hoover 4 Alliance 0 Alliance 3 Tusky Valley 2 McKinley 3 Alliance 2 Special Awards MVP AaronHerzog Aaron Herzog dazzled fans and the Golden Boot Ryan Rodriguez oppostition with his "monkey throw" Best Defender Aaron Herzog which helped him to 8 assists. Aaron was Most ImprovedThomas Carter voted Best Defender and MVP for the inaugural season. 1993 marked the first season for the Alliance Aviator boys soccer team. The team record for the season was a respect able 4-8-3. Season highlights included big victories over Minerva in the season opener, Marlington in a regional rivalry, and a tie of strong Federal League opponent GlenOak. The team opened with a 3-1-3 mark before a six game losing streak that left their record at 3-7-3. They ended the season with a close 3-2 victory over Tuscarawas Valley and lost a heartbreaker to Canton McKinley 3-2 in the first round of the Federal League playoffs. Coach Amado Sandoval credited the team's unusual first year success to the strength and speed of the players and to the Marius Rasinar dribbles around a defender. He spent much of the vigorous pre-season training that began in April. The season in goal for the Aviators. young team will return 17 lettermen in '94.

Forward Ryan Rodriguez "tackles" the ball away from an Akron Eliot defender. Ryan collected 12 goals and 10 assists en route to the Golden Boot award, given to the best forward.

Brad Shonk (16) and an Akron Eliot defender look on as Brian Murphy shows off his fancy footwork.

Forward Carlos Cima shoots the ball beyond the outstretched hands of the goalie to the corner of the net, and celebrates with his teammates. Varsitytyrootball Football Homecoming Victory Highlights Season 1993-1994 Football Record 6 Massillon 40 15 Jackson 33 31 NewPhilly 13 13 Lake 15 14 Perry 311 35 NorthCanton 331 6 GlenOak 9 31 St. Thomas 7 34 Wooster 33 34 Timken 6

AVIATORS COME OUT STRONG! The Aviators ended the 1993 season with a 4-6 record, led by first year coach Ron Kuceyeski. The Flyers came out with a 3-5 record in the Federal League. Coach Kuceyeski said that the overall team record was disap pointing but there were many good efforts by the team that the (above) 1993 Most Valuable coaching staff found pleasing. Player, senior quarterback Joe The most memorable mo Brady, (right) Senior Shawn Watson sprints around the end ment of the season according to for another big gain. Coach Kuceyeski was the Federal League upset of the Hoover Vi This kings at the Alliance Homecom swarming ing game. The Aviators came back defense to pull out the victory in the last causes a twelve seconds. Lake fumble. Although this year's team fell short of their "Expect Victory" motto, it was still a hard fought season.

88 (below) First-year head coach Ron Kuceyeski.(right) Derrick Jones and Tony Caserta make the tackle.

(above) George Cameron charges in for the score.

(left) A determined offense sets up for the play, (above) Derrick Jones struggles for the extra yards.

Row One: Brian Bowser, Jim Metzger, Vince Schmied, Chris Davis, Chris Craig, Tony Caserta, Joe Brady, Vince Kehres, Corey Blue, Jason Monter, Steve Lowers, Chris Gaul, Shawn Watson, Austin French, Tom Schmoyer, Josh Oyster, Row Two: Jay Puckett, Nate Weibush, Zeke Fernandez, Jon Jones, Chad Mercer, Steve Hovanec, Jason Siegfried, Chris Court, Jeremy Schuh, Josh Mountz, Mark Wollam, S'Rabee Johnson, Tony Palozzi, Donnie Bell ,Row Three: William McGee, Frankie Edwards, Brian Ehrlinspiel, Donnie Williams, Uri Rogers, Nick Stovall, Kendall Richardson, Derrick Jones, Kenny Walker, George Cameron, Nate Turner, Phil Fultz, Bill Stinsman, Rashad Neal, Jon Pratt,Row Four: Ron Pownall, Marius Rasinar, Kris Flugan, Jason Kimble, Apt Boykin, Caterrell Jones, Garrett Brown, Kevin Campbell, Chester Jones, Paul Yost, Doug Kress, Matt Arnal, Donald Courtney, Row Five: Brian Stackhouse, Jeff Schumacker, Jerry Hammerton, Nick Royster, Gary King, Curtis Williams, Ron Kuceyeski, Bob Offenbecker, Todd Grisez, Dave Wiley, Tom Krabill, Richard Zurakowski

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The J.V. football team suffered a long hard season. They ended up with two wins, St. Thomas and Wooster, and seven losses. Quarter back, Chet Jones, stated "There was major improvement in the sixth and seventh games and we had to win the eighth game, St. Thomas. It got to the point where we had to win. It's better we ended the season at 2-7 then 1-8." Ron Pownall said, "Coming from a winning season it's hard to go out with a losing season, especially as a senior." He also felt that the coaching and talent was good.

(above) Mike Williams fights to gain yard age, (below) Josh Mountz pushes his way up the field.

Jason Kimble avoids a tackle and Quarterback, Chet Jones, sprints powers toward the goal line. around the right corner.

1 8-16 Massillon AHS 6-12 Jackson AHS 8-14 NewPhilly AHS 7-14 Lake AHS 8-28 Perry AHS 6-44 Hoover mmmm AHS 7-21 GlenOak Rod Steed punts the ball down field. AHS 3-0 St.Thomas 90 AHS 3-0 Wooster FRESHMAN SCHEDULE All lance Opponents 28 Niles 6 16 Holland 8 14 Jackson 21 0 Warren 26 0 Lake 14 0 Perry 28 26 N.Canton 6 22 GlenOak 28

The newest members of RECORD: 3-5 Alliance's football program had a rough season but gained great experience. They fin ished the season with three wins and five losses overall. Their coaching staff consisted of, Jerry Hammerton, head coach, Jeff Shoemaker,and Nick Hollie both assistants. The year ended with all fresh man receiving their first year awards.

Top: After first down Rod Jones awaits the snap. Left:Daryl Davis sees a hole Fresh Flyer Faces Help Make Season! in the line. Above:Ben Patterson as sists Mike Hatcher as he tackles the opponent

iJL Row 1: Richard Rudolph, Cedric Rice, Matt Kelleher, Ben Patterson, Troy Anderson, Mark Lyons, Dan Stanley Row 2: Jerry Sampson, Richard Nixon, Micheal Hatcher, Rod Jones, Daryl Davis, Trent French, John Babb Row 3: Mr. Hammerton, Corey Martin, Robert WS*tt•* 1 »-65^88r» 54 «,IIS Fisk, Matt Hammerton, Tommy Pasco, Nick Smith, Mr.Shoemaker Row 4: Nick Hollie, Ben White, Brett Marriner, Kevin Bradley, Keith Young, Kris Thomas, Ben Chacon, Rob Metzger, Joe Tully. , *§ fly

Trisha Papley displays her setting The team huddles up to discuss their strategy With determination, Trisha Papley sets Carrie ability as Carrie Randel and Jeni Menegay prepare to cover the hitte: before the game. Randel up for a perfect play.

Varsity Volleyball 4-0 START TO HARD-FOUGHT SEASON

Left: Keeping her eye on the ball, Trisha Papley positions herself for the pass as Carrie Randel and Brean Sprague wait for the play. Right: Gwynne Russell and Jeni Menegay back Angel Runion up as she sends a pass to the front row.

(row 1) Brean Sprague, Allison Randel, Angel Runion, Gwynne Russell, Heidi Brown, Trisha The volleyball team, including five Papley (row 2) JV Coach Beth Johnson, Jeni Menegay, Carrie Randel, Jenny Bourne, Anitra returning varsity seniors, began the season Teli, Jeff Zupanic with a strong 4-0 start, but finished 9-12,5- 7 in the Federal League. This record does not represent the team's full efforts, though. Highlights of the season included the defeats of Perry(l 1-15,15-10,15-12), and Timken,a 15-0, 15-0 sweep. The girls played with great drive and determination, and teamwork and leadership were strong qualities this year. Proof of this was displayed during hard fought matches against Lake and Jackson, both end ing as heartbreaking losses. In tournaments, the girls suffered a hard, three game loss to Hoover(l 1-15, 16- 14,4-15). At the awards banquet, Jeni Menegay and Carrie Randel were named Co- MVP. Trisha Papley was named Best Offen sive Player and Allison Randel was awarded most improved. Everyone turns to Brean Sprague, waiting for the pass.

RECORD left: Jeni W New Philadelphia 15-10,15-5 W Minerva 15-8,15-11 W Boardman 15-7,15-1 LLake 9-15, 15-7, 12-15 Menegay W Timken 15-3,15-9 L New Philadelphia 10-15, 11-15 below: Sue W St. Thomas 15-8, 15-3 L Salem 7-15, 6-15 Dillon right: L Jacksom 5-15,9-15 W Timken 1 5-0,15-0 Gwynne Rus L Glenoak 8-15, 10-15 L West Branch 11-15,7-15 sell saves the L Austintown Fitch 15-17, 5-15 L Glenoak 11-15,4-15 play as she W Hoover 15-10,15-11 L Austintown Fitch 15-17, 6-15 hustles from L Wooster 2-15, 11-15 L Jackson 17-15, 14-16, 10-15 the back row W Boardman 15-12,15-2 TOURNAMENT ACTION to hit the ball W Perry 11-15,15-11,15-12 L Hoover 11-15, 16-14,4-15 *"T

A perfect play: Gwynne Russell concentrates on a direct pass to Jeni Menegay for the backset. Carrie Randel finishes the play as she leaps for the kill. Sophomore Squad Wins 14

The J.V. Volleyball team had a good year going 14-6 overall and 9-3 in the federal league. The top scorer was Sue Dillon with 92 points. Jenny Evers had the most spikes with 110. Sue Dillon and Kelly Crestani lead the team in blocks with 4 a piece. Abbie Lear had above: Amanda Long goes for the the most passes with 147. dig. below: Susan Dillon reaches '93 RESULTS high to deflect the ball. NewPhilly W (left) Jenny Evers leaps to Boardman W return the serve, (below) Joie re Timken W Latimer lunges to keep the St.Thomas W ball alive. Jackson W Glenoak L Austintown W Hoover W Wooster L Boardman L Perry W Minerva W Lake w NewPhilly w Salem L Timken w WestBranch L GlenOak L Austintown W Jackson w

Abbey Lear bumps the ball to the front line.

Row 1: Sarah Baker, Erin Sullivan, Amanda Long, Joie Latimer, Kari Toney, Tracy Miller Row 2: Ms. Johnson, Kelly Crestani, Susan Dillon, Jennifer Evers, Abbie Lear Jeff Zupanic. Freshmen Win 14 in Inaugural Season

Monica Variola goes for a serve with all her might.

NewPhiladelphia -W 15-10U5-5 Front: Alicia Fernandez, Billie Jo Binius, Adrienne Grove, Melissa Staggers, Erin Bara Mckinley-W 15-ll\10-15\15-8 Middle: Amy Hightland, Brina Thomas, Kelly Penturf, Leigh Taylor, Dana Freconna, Timken-W 15-0U5-7 Charlene Phillips Back: Coach Baxter, Monica Variola, Lauren Wiley, Jennifer Danesi. Jackson-L 12-15U0-15 GlenOak-W 12-15U5-10U5-4 CantonSouth-W 15-13U5-5 In their first season ever the NewPhiladephia- W 15-13M2-15M5-6 freshman girls volleyball team had Salem-W 15-10U5-10 an outstanding season, winning Wooster-L 15-7\4-15\l-15 fourteen games and losing four hard Timken-W 15-1U0-15U5-1 fought matches. They placed sec GlenOak-W 15-7\8-15\15-12 Jackson-L 8-15\15-12\7-15 ond in the tournament at Timken, Tournaments ending with a loss to Federal League Timken-W 15-3U7-15 rival, Lake. CentralCatholic-W 16-14U5-3 Lake-L 15-8\8-15\7-15 Kelly Zupanic reaches for a pass as she is backed up by Dana Freconna.

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95 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

Building Blocks for a Great Team! 2 Seniors, 5 Sophomores, 1 Promising Freshman

MM (above) Kasie Nutial struggles to make her way up the hill, (below) Ellen Morris received both the Coaches and Team awards.

(first row) Ronnie Hull, Julie Wollam, Kasie Nutial, Jennifer Smith (second row) Ellen Morris, Faith Kehres, Dawn Jones, Tenille Billheimer

1993-1994 Girls Cross Country AHS MEETS AHS L Jackson, GlenOak L L Timken, Lake L W New Philly, Perry L W Wooster, Hoover L Federal League 9m County 9TH 7TH District 7TH INVITATIONALS 10TH Boardman 0TH 2ND Carrollton 2ND ND ND wmm 2 Alliance 2 Sophomore Faith Kehres runs stric The girls also competed in the for stride beside her teammate, si GlenOak and Walsh Invitationals nior Dawn Jones. Freshman sensation Ronnie Hull was named (above) Sophomore Tenille Billheimer the MVP. is confident of a strong finish. (above)Faith Kehres paces herself for a good "We were ayoung team with little experience," stated coach Al Eibel when asked time, (below) Jennifer Smith pushes on. about this year's season. The team consisted of one freshman, five sophomores and only two seniors. The team captain one of the two seniors, Ellen Morris, won the Coach's and Team Awards. The other senior Dawn Jones, was given the Most Improved Award. Season highlights were as follows: the team finished second in the eighteen team Carrollton Invitational, a second place finish at the Aviator Invitational held at Silver Park here in Alliance, tenth out of twenty-one teams in the Boardman Invitational, they were ninth in the county meet, they also finished seventh out of fourteen teams in the district competition. New-comer Ronnie Hull was this year's MVP. (below) Julie Wollam puts forth a superb She qualified for the regional meet, effort. but was unable to compete.

(left) The Most Improved Award was given to Dawn Jones. GIRL'S TENNIS SPIRITS HIGH

Tisha Howard powers the ball down the line. THROUGH TOUGH SEASON

(above) Laura Fountaine lobs as Deanna Faulkner backs her up. (below) Sarah Starks glides for the return.

(left to right) Row 1: Sarah Starks, Autumn Phillips, Kanessa Gaffney, Erin Crider, Laura Fontaine, Deanna Faulkner Row 2: Michelle Baker, Amalia Munteanu, Tisha Howard, Allison Rupp, Jamie Russo, Coach Amy Hutchman.

98 RECORD McKinley 2-3 GlenOak 0-5 Jackson 0-5 Wooster 0-5 Louisville 0-5 Hoover 0-5 WestBranch 1-4 Perry 0-5 Lake 1-4 Jackson 0-5 •.V.V, EastPalestine 2-3

NewPhiladelphia 0-5 •••• :.\, NewPhiladelphia 0-5 GlenOak 0-5 Barberton 4-1 Timken 5-0 :: r ":;|l Timken 4-1 iPpr Varsity Golf Aviators Place Second in Sectional Tournament

Row 1: Steve Ray, David Hoiles, Mike McFarren, Tyler Henderson, Chris Mountz, Patrick Whitaker Row 2:Coach Seavy, Bart LaCount, Ryan Peters, Bob Dailey, Brett Thomas, Aaron Bilcze

MVP Steve Ray watches as another putt gets nothing but the bottom of the cup. 100 The AHS golf team finished a successful season with an overall record of 8 and 8. Their Federal League record was 5 and 7. Team captain Steve AHS Golf results for 1993 Ray received first team All-Fedral League honors and first team All- Alliance 171 - Salem 190 - W County. David Hoiles also received first team All-League and honorable AHS 158 - Timken 188 - Garfield 187 mention All-County. Ray was also voted MVP for the third consecutive Alliance 178 - Glenoak 167 - L season by his teammates. The high-points of the season for the golfers Alliance 178 - Jackson 166 - L were qualifying for district play and placing second in the sectionals Alliance 179 - Wooster 176 - L tournament. Alliance 178 - North Canton 180 - W Alliance 173 New Phil. 183 - W Alliance 183 - McKinley 179 - L Alliance 178 - Lake 165 - L Alliance 179 - Timken 211 - W Alliance 168 - New Phil. 171 - W Alliance 166 - Glenoak 159 - L Alliance 163 - Minerva 186 - W Alliance 179 - Jackson 171 - L Alliance 181 -Perry 173 - L Sect. 2ndplace Dist. 15th place

Bart LaCount looks for a way out of the rough ... and finds it.

(above left) Coach Jerry Seavy watches as Chris Mountz practices his drive, (above) Steve Ray fol lows through on a good tee shot, (left) David Hoiles pitches confidently onto the green. 101 Boys Cross Country INVITATIONAL HIGHLIGHT TOUGH SEASON

The Boy's Cross Coun try Team had only three runners back from the 92-93 season and struggled through a tough schedule with 1 win and 7 losses. Six teams (about 35 run ners) participated in the annual Alliance Invitational with the host Aviators finishing second. The most valuable player was Jay Schafer (with a season's best time of 17 minutes, 10 seconds) and the most improved was Shawn Morris. Glenn Akins had the team award, and Scott Lundgren earned the front (1 to r): Curt Craig, Tim Hagan, Andy Hagan, Glenn Akins, Jack Finucane. back: coach's award. Trenholm Rice, Shawn Morris, Scott Sabin, Jason Lebar, Jay Schafer, Scott Lundgren.

Trenholm Rice has powerful strides Scott Lundgren gains a lead over a Jay Schafer psychs himself to conquer during the race Jackson runner the hill (left) The Flyers are set to take off in the "dual" meet with Jackson and GlenOak. Results Alliance 50 GlenOak 15 Alliance 50 Jackson 15 Alliance 22 Perry 35 Alliance 28 New Phil. 27 Alliance 29 Wooster 26 Alliance 48 N.Canton 15 Alliance 37 Timken 15 Alliance 33 Lake 24

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Shawn Morris takes the lead over two GlenOak Scott Sabin runs faster to take the lead over his opponent runners A.H.S. Cheerleading "Give me an 'A'. if

The A.H.S. cheerleaders host the alumni at (above) Carrie Harsh and Leeza Glazier show their flyer spirit at the basketball game, the Homecoming game. (below) The squad kicks off the season with the annual Carnation Parade. The 1993-94 cheerleading squad was chosen last spring when tryouts were held. The squads were led by the new varsity coach Lori Cobbs and new freshman coach Lisa Mort, along with captain Marni Sabin and co- captains Tricia Krabill and Danielle Johnson. The girls attended camp over the summer where they qualified for nationals. Several individuals also qualified. In addition to cheering for both the football and basketball teams, the squad decorated various Alliance business windows with shoe polish, held the annual cheer clinic, participated in the Carna tion Parade, and hosted the alumni at the Homecoming game. The cheerleaders also sponsored this year's Turn-a-Bout dance, "Rainforest Romance," after not having one last year. Two seniors, Danielle Wood and Marni Sabin will graduate this year, leaving five returning varsity letter winners along with three newcomers for next year's squad.

AHS Varsity and J.V.: Row 1 (1 to r) Danielle Wood, Heidi Ware, Kristina Potts, Carrie Harsh Row 2 Sarah Bolog, Veronica Sacco, Danielle Johnson, Heidi Peterson, Leeza These nervous girls anxiously await the re Glazier Row 3 Tricia Krabill, Marni Sabin, Kelly Cade, Jenny Graffice, Kristian Thomas sults of the 1993-94 tryouts. (above left) AHS Varsity: Rowl(ltor) Krishna Potts, Sarah Bolog Row 2 Heidi Ware, Tricia Krabill, Leeza Glazier Row 3 Marni Sabin, Danielle Wood, Danielle Johnson, (above right) AHS says hello to the St. Thomas Aquinas cheerleaders

(left) Melissa Richards and Kim f Dudley support their freshman team.

(right) The cheer leaders perform a dance as the band plays a fight song.

(below) The cheerleaders spell out "AHS" during a time out.

AHS Freshman: Row 1 (1 to r) Jenny McCammon Row 2 Jo Anne Schafer, Kim Dudley, Melissa Richards Row 3 Leslie Williams, Stacy Kiser

105 Varsity Boys Basketball Aviator Men Go 9-5 in Federal League Play!

The young Aviator men's VARSITY 93-94 SEASON varsity basketball squad fin AHS Opp. ished 9-5 in Federal League 45 AustintownFitch 49 play, 10-12 overall. Coach 56 NewPhilly 45 Tom Brabson said the high 59 Timken 61 points of the season were 70 GlenOak 66 beating Jackson 70-67 and 70 Jackson 67 GlenOak 70-66. 71 AkronKenmore 43 The Aviators' center and 45 BeaverFalls 50 MVP, Chet Bryant, made 60 N.Canton 58 first team All-Federal 5 8 Perry 45 League, first team All-Dis 73 Lake 64 trict, and honorable mention 61 CuyahogaFalls 65 All-State. Shooting guard, 55 NewPhilly 58 Demarkis Nolen, made sec 65 AkronCentralHower 82 ond team All-Federal 58 Timken 49 League and honorable men 67 Wooster 69 tion All-District. Point guard 62 GlenOak 85 and team captain, Dave 80 Salem 52 Brandon, was also named to Chet Bryant, team MVP, led the league in rebounds and 53 Jackson 65 the All-Federal League sec the team in scoring and was named to the All-Federal 58 Massillon 78 ond team. League first team. At the civic center Opp. Lake 60 Massillon 76

Demarkis Nolen makes a quick pass to a Front row: Dave Brandon, Joe Brady, Robert Thomas, Derrick Jones, Garret Brown, Ryan teammate. Rodriguez, Chris Price Back row: Coach Tom Brabson, Melvin Adger, Demarkis Nolen, Kenny Walker, Chet Bryant, Rudy Rodriguez, Doug Noonan, Joe Tolley.

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Ryan Rodriguez shoots a three under Scott Sabin shoots a lay-up with ease. pressure. Jim Dutrow powers his way to the hoop to toss one in off the backboard. The 1994 Junior Varsity Boys Basketball team ended their season 1993-94 RECORD SEASON 12-8 FED LEAGUE 7-5 12-8 overall and 7-5 in the Federal League. Coach Gary King's AHS OPPONENT AHS OPPONENT 41 Austintown 39 47 CuyahogaFalls 44 most memorable moment was "the double overtime win at New 42 NewPhilly 37 55 NewPhilly 54 Philly." His goal for the year was for "all the kids to become team 33 Timken 25 51 CentralHoward 52 players and to see improvement from day one till the end of the 66 AkronKenmore 43 54 Timken 50 48 GlenOak 46 54 Wooster 44 season." The leading rebounder was Justin Woods and the leading 44 Jackson 55 33 GlenOak 50 point scorer and best free throw shooter was Ryan Rodriguez. 53 AkronKenmore 28 43 Salem 37 53 N.Canton 56 41 Jackson 59 36 Perry 45 50 Massillon 61 49 Lake 42 52 McKinley 77 108 Freshman Basketball f94

RED TEAM (row 1) Mackenzie Underwood, Andy Hagan, Rod Jones, Adam Rebh signals the Chris Thomas, Rahn Hawkins, (row 2) Coach Brown, David Swisher, Troy Chris Thomas powers his play as he brings the ball Anderson, Mark Lyons, Ryan Ganni (not pictured) Ben Patterson way past a stunned defender. down the court.

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- 109 Starting off the season with a big win over Springfield (98-55), the AHS girls swim team looked] to have a exciting season. Led by team captain Ellen Morris and MVP Jaime Richmond, with a 3 and 11 overall reacord , the girls went 1 and 5 and placed sixth in the Feaderal League. Jaime Rich mond went First Team All-Fed eral League and recieving Honor able Mention was Ellen Morris and Faith Kehres. 93-94 Record SPRINGFIELD 98 55 ST.THOMAS 80 99 CANFIELD 69 114 TIMKEN 117 28 BOARDMAN 56 127 CENTRAL 79 101 GLENOAK 73 110 LOUISVILLE 72 94 (back 1-r) Coach Pat Helmuth, Ellen Morris, Gina Freconna, Carrie Randel, Faith Kehres, Jamie WOOSTER 70 101 Richmond, Coach Bob Duncan, (front) JoAnn Schafer, Allison Randel, Tenille Billheimer, Sarah JACKSON 55 127 Morris, Sarah Starks PERRY 74 105 Girls Varsity Swimming HOOVER 56 105 McKINLEY 110 168 Four Named to All-League Teams HUBBARD 93 81 (far left) The girls prepare for their next events, (lower left) Gina Freconna strokes for another great finish, (below right) Freshman Sarah Morris, (bottom right) Sarah Starks pulling close to hei opponent. Jaime Richmond (above) was named MVP after having an astonishing year. She broke the school record in the 200 individual meadly with a time of 2:25.64 and 100 backstroke finishing at 1:05.11. This is her 3rd year of recieving a letter for swimming. Richmond was also named 1st team (above) Ellen Morris takes a break between events, (below) All-Federal League Gina Freconna backstrokes her way to another win.

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(above) Carrie Randel cheers Ellen Morris on during the 100 meter freestyle, (below left) Faith Kehres. (below right) Tenille Bilheimer Ik in the freestyle event. According to head coach Ken Braun, the varsity girls basketball record wasn't re motely indicative of how the team played and developed. They finished the season 4- 16 overall and 3-9 in the Fed eral League. "The girls played hard and they played with a lot of heart," the coach ex plained. Danielle and Dawn Jones were team captains and Danielle was named to the first team All-Federal League, first team All-District and earned Special Mention All- State honors. She averaged 17.6 points a game (third highest in Stark County), leading both the team and the league in scoring. Dawn was an Honorable Mention to both front row: Johnetha Pittman, Vanitra Coleman, Jenene Smith, Heather Tatsch, Cara DeVault back row: the league and district teams. Danielle Jones, Rachel Games, Dawn Jones, Jennifer Bourne, Danielle Gordon, Juakita Jarman, Mr.Braun

Varsity Girls Basketball Danielle Jones leads Federal League

93-94 RESULTS W West Branch 46-40 L New Philly 38-52 L Boardman 26-66 W Timken 56-30 L GlenOak 40-84 L Jackson 39-68 L Wooster 42-74 L St. Thomas 27-47 (above) Heather Tatsch calls the next play, L Hoover 25-37 (below) Danielle Jones was the team's MVI averaging 17.6 ppg. L Perry 37-55 L Massillon 28-48 W Lake 69-62 L New Philly 30-37 W Timken 34-31 L GlenOak 34-71 L Perry 44-54 L Central 56-73 L Jackson 37-52 L Boardman 26-41 L McKinley 50-60 TOURNAMENT L Hoover 44-49

112 Rachel Games joins the scramble for the loose ball. (top left) Dawn Jones sinks an off-balance lay up. (top right) Heather Tatsch puts a short jumper over her opponent. A Trying Season Leaves The JV Girls Basketball Team 2-17

"It was a rough season, but we had fun." - Julie Wollam The J.V. Girls Basketball Team worked hard but failed to have a winning season. The long season left them with a 2 and 17 record. Each player made a contribution but the effort only led to success twice.

Stacy Miller scans the court for a pass as the Jashika Culbertson follows through to make defense puts on the press. the shot.

1993-94 Season West Branch 34-50 Massillon 35-44 New Philly loss Lake 34-36 Boardman 37-60 New Philly 25-37 Timken 36-11 Timken 36-18 Glenoak 21-36 Glenoak 37-47 Jackson 19-49 Perry 9-42 Wooster 29-36 Central Catholic 37-47 St. Thomas 22-23 Jackson 25-37 Juakita Jarman makes a stride to snatch the Hoover 25-28 Boardman 22-41 ball from the offense. Perry 29-32 McKinley 24-33

Julie Wollam lays it up - SCORE! (back row) Coach Wanuskius , Dawn Johnson, Jashika Culbertson, Stacy Miller, Kim Dailey 114 Tasha Jones (front row) Crystal Waters, Julie Wollam, Jenene Smith, Kisha Williams Girls Freshman Basketball: Freshman Give 100%

(above) Greta Magee puts the ball up to score two points for the Aviators.

The 1993-94 freshman girls basketball team, led by coach Patty Price, had two goals in mind when they started the season. Row One: Andrea Glaspell, LaTisha Autery, Nylasha Pearson, Heidi Tatsch, Nicole Always give 100%, and never give up. Neely, Jessica Warner Row Two: LoTasha Stepney, Greta Magee, Zondria Heards, Throughout the season everyone Brandy Stewart, Nakeyia Nicholson, Megan Hill, Megan Mandolesi worked hard to accomplish these goals. From the beginning loss to Jackson by one point at home, to the last win over New Philadelphia by two points at home, every one had fun and worked hard. End of the year remarks from Coach Price included that the team was a great group of girls who worked hard and showed great improvement in their playing skills and their spirit.

(left) Nakeyia Nicholson struggles for the loose ball and (below) sinks a technical foul shot in the final seconds of the game.

(above) Heidi Tatsch dribbles to ward the goal, (below) Nylasha 1993-1994 Pearson twists to put up the shot. AHS vs. 21 Jackson 40 30 Louisville 24 33 Hoover 44 46 Timken 18 22 Lake 52 29 Marlington 25 34 Warren 25 25 Perry 3 1 29 Wooster 40 26 Jackson 27 24 GlenOak 55 41 Louisville 25 24 JVIarlington 39 32 NewPhilly 30 31 Hoover 43 115 Left Nate The Alliance Aviators Boy's Swim Turner after ming team finished the '93-'94 season another gru eling heat. in sixth place in the Federal League Below Tom with a 2-4 record (4-10 overall). The Carter strives team was led by varsity coaches, Patrick to the finish. Helmuth and Bob Duncan, and Senior Captain, Jason Lebar. Next year's team will be returning six lettermen including Nate Turner, John Ritchie, Brad McKay, Tom %tm: Carter, Jeremy Schuh and Bart LaCount. /9P4 Season Results -i |;,: ; • 77 Springfield 62 1 I 67 St.Thomas 102 ' ,*,: 56 Canfield 118 *i » p 95 Timken 77 52 Boardman 127 64 Central 106 1 127 GlenOak 40 71 Louisville 66 48 Wooster 128 WKZ 37 Jackson 129 | 43 Perry 131 44 Hoover 127 87 McKinley 160 116 55 Hubbard 107 Row One Nate Turner, John Ritchie, Brad McKay, Tom Carter, Jeremy Schuh, Bart LaCount. Above Jeremy Schuh shows off his Row Two Coach Helmuth, Jeff Schafer, Jason Lebar, Aaron Armstrong, Coach Duncan. diving ability. Below Aviators off to a strong start.

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; Nate Turner demonstrating the butterfly. The 93-94 wrestling team, led by junior captains Derek Oney and Rod Steed fea tured a five-man district qualifying team consisting of seniors Chris Davis, Chris Gaul and Austin French and Oney and Steed. Davis placed third and Oney placed second at the district meet, earning them spots in the state meet. One of the highlights of the season was the perennially outstanding Top Gun Tournament, where the host Aviators fin ished 25th in a field of 40 teams. The Aviators placed eighth in the 16-team Solon Tournament and ninth in the distict meet. One of the Aviators' finest, Derek Oney, goes for another win.

Senior Austin French was named to the All-County second team. (above) Chris Gaul gets the takedown, (below) Rashad Neal gives it his all on the mat.

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Above Second baseman Lashanda Co; attempts to turn the doubleplay. Left Senio slugger Ellen Morris launches the ball to wan the first baseman.

120 Co-Mvp's Left Sharron Hilles Right Amy Custar Above Kelly Crestani The 1994 softball team featured six returning letter-winners including Tricia mmM Papley, Amy Custar, Laura Bryant, Sharron Hilles, Ellen Morris and Gwynne Russell. Hilles and Papley were co-captains. The team MVP's were Custar and Hilles. Bryant received the Best Hitter Award and Kelly Crestani was the recipient of the Most Improved Award. Bryant and Custar received Honorable Mention on the All Federal League Team. A sweep of Federal League opponent Timken was the highlight of the season. The best defensive game of the year was a 7-2 loss to Federal League power GlenOak, according to new head coach Jennifer Baxter. The Aviators gave ^W*"*up fiv e hits and committed only one error.

Above Trisha Papley gets caught in a run-down as Amy Custer advances to third base. Below Jenene Smith slides safely into home. Right Senior shortstop Gwynne Russell catche s 11 the line I drive and looks to t~ "^ first for the possible double m play.

Row 1 Brandy Stewart, Erin Sullivan, Bobbi Jo Lower Row 2 Megan Mandolesi, LaShanda Cox, Coach Keyes, Sue Dillon, Kelly Crestani

1994 Season Results 0 GlenOak 14 0 Perry 18 1 WestBranch 18 17 Timken 2 8 WestBranch 15 8 Wooster 22 1 Lake 17 7 Wooster 13 1 NewPhilly 10 2 GlenOak 7 21 Timken 7 2 Lake 10 19 WarrenHarding 10 0 Massilon 17 1 Jackson 17 5 Massilon 13 1 Jackson 23 5 NewPhilly 10 2 NorthCanton 27 1 SandyValley 19 0 NorthCanton 20 0 CantonMckinley 17 Tournament Play 0 Perry 10 1 Marlington 19 FRESHMAN BASEBALL 7994 Season Results 3 Lake 16 17 Lake 14 6 NorthCanton 8 12 GlenOak 11 6 Jackson 5 9 Jackson 2 1 CuyahogaFalls 4 13 CuyahogaFalls 15 3 Stow 5 9 Walshjesuit 3 2 Hudson 5 7 NewPhilly 8 0 Stow 12 8 Walshjesuit 7 12 Hudson 14 8 Perry 5 4 Perry 6

Row 1 Todd Herderick, Adam Bruderly, Daniel Flitcraft, Adam Strait, Ben White, Tony Castina, Gary Alexander. Row 2 Coach Grove, Mark Lyons, Dave Swisher, Joe Gaffney, Adam Rebh, Adam Watts, Coach Fast.

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Row 1 (1 to r) Kevin Campbell, Caterrell Jones, Phillip Fultz, Michael O'Dell, Bryan Ehrlinspiel, Brad McKay Row 2 Coach Jon Wallace, Scott Sabin, Steve Gentile, Jim Dutrow, Aaron Swartz, Phillip Fultz makes a leaping attempt to Jerry Csaki, Coach Phil Natalie catch a line drive into the power alley.

(above) Jerry Csaki extends his arms to hit (above) Jimmy Dutrow attempts to strike out the an outside pitch, (below) Aaron Swartz opponent, (below) Brad McKay slides into sec stares down the barrel of his bat after mak ond base after over-running a double. ing contact with the ball. Thejuniorvasity baseball team concluded the '94 campaign with a 13-9 record. The squad entered its third game against Fed eral League opponent North Canton with a 2-0 record. North Canton beat Alliance 10-0. Six games and five losses later, Alliance played North Canton again and this time they beat the Vikings 10-8, turn ing the season around. The Aviators won eight of their last nine games including W victories over four previously unbeaten teams. 193 Varsity Baseball Brady Receives All-Ohio Honors

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The Alliance High School Vasity Baseball Team finished the '94 campaign with a 16-9 overall record. The three time defending Federal League champs ranked fourth this year with a 9-7 league mark. After a 2-6 start the squad won 14 of their last 16 games including the last 6. They were defeated 10-5 in tournament action by Warren Howland. Individual leaders for the Aviators were Steve Ray and Jeff ; Rovnak who both received Honorable Mention on the All-Federal League Team. • r David Bates, Derek Oney and Sean Paulus all earned Second Team honors on the All-League team. Joe Brady who set individual records of; Batting Avg., .512, On Base Percentage, .640, and Career Pitching Wins, 22 was named First Team All- Federal League and All-Ohio. 1994 Season Results Row One Rod Jones, Chris Leishman, Frank Edwards, Ryan Glaspell, Chris Davis, Derek Oney, Joe Brady, Chris Craig, Shawn McGavern, Steve Ray. Row Two Coach Rogers, Chris 14 Lake 3 Dillon, Brian Owens, Steve Fluharty, Sean Paulus, Jeff Rovnak, David Bates, Jim Bondoni, 5 NorthCanton 6 Coach Noonan, Coach Graffice. 3 GlenOak 6 5 GlenOak 8 7 Jackson 13 3 Jackson 13 13 NewPhiladelphia 2 2 NorthCanton 8 3 NewPhiladelphia 2 „***% 16 Lake 5 ra 5 WestBranch 3 5 Marlington 0 7 HamiltonBadin 14 6 CantonMcKinley 4 :' 111 4 AkronSt.VincentSt.Mary 3 14 Wadsworth 7 4 Salem 1 0 Perry 1 14 Salem 6 12 Wooster 5 5 Timken 4 9 Wooster 3] 9 Timken 1 M Z*~ :~&.wmk. ....€.:

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The Aviators Boys Tennis team finished the season with a record of 9 and 10 and a Federal League record of 2 and 10. Highlights of the season included 5 to 0 routs of local rivals Marlington and West Branch and Federal League wins over Canton McKinley and United. Co- MVPs Tyler Henderson and Anson Gross led the team with strong play and No.l and No.2 singles. Three players led the team in individual winning percentage with a record of 11 wins and 6 losses. They were Tyler Henderson, Freddie Daniels, and David Liu. David Liu was also named Most Improved for the '94 season and Freddie Daniels was awarded the Coaches Award by Coach Yost. Four three year awards were given, one two year award, and five players received first year awards.

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Row 1 Ryan Rodriguez, Brett Mariner, Robert Fisk, Bryan Nicholson, Apt Boykin, Rashawn Hawkins, Shawn Morris, Glenn Akins, Rhoderick Howell Row 2 Matt Lewis, Mackenzie Underwood, Richard Nickson, Trenholm Rice, Ryan Carte, Jameel Conley, Michael Williams, Jay Shaffer Row 3 Coach Hammerton, Coach Cockley, Cedric Rice, S'Rabee Johnson, Rudy Rodriguez, Shawn Watson, Ben Patterson, Bobby Franks, Nate Weibush, Coach Wiley

(Left) Distance runner Trenholm Rice in stride. (Below) Shawn Watson and Apt (Above) Ryan Carte clears the hurdle in fine Boykin connect on the final exchange of form. (Right) Jameel Conley presses hard to Alliance's strong 400 meter relay. leave the opponents behind The Alliance Boys Track team, Special Awards under first year coach, Dave MVP ShawnWatson Wiley finished the season with Most Improved Rudy Rodriguez a record of 2-6 in the Federal Best Sprinter Apt Boykin League and 2-7 overall. Shawn Coaches Award Shawn Morris Watson was the team leader in points and the district cham pion in the long jump. Shawn 1994 Season Results was selected to 1 st team All- 48 N.Canton 75 Federal League in the long jump and 2nd team in the high 56 Wooster 67 jump. Other All-League se 45 McKinley 87 lections were Apt Boykin 2nd 67 Glenoak 65 team 200m, Ryan Rodriguez 53.5 Jackson 2nd team pole vault, Rod 78.5 Howell 2nd team discus, and 49.5 Timken 82.5 Rudy Rodriguez 3rd team long 81 Lake 51 jump. Despite a somewhat dis 44 Perry 88 appointing record, Alliance 48 NewPhilly placed fourth at districts led by 84 district champs Shawn Watson (Right) Shawn Watson shows that his for long jump, S'Rabee John jumping ability wasn't the only thing that son for shot put, and Rod won him the MVP award (Above) Shawn Howell for discus. Morris keeps pace with the pack

The Aviators were very strong in the field events as shown by district qualifiers (lower left) Micheal Williams in the high jump (below center) S'Rabee Johnson in the shot put and (lower right) Ryan Rodriguez in the pole vault.

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This year marked another winning season for the girls track team under Head Coach Murray. Many team and individual honors made this a special season. Danielle Jones tied her school high jump record of 5'6". Alliance placed first in the Dover Tornado Relays. The girls gave a great performance at districts to win the District Championship. At regionals, Danielle Jones and Mikyraa Kinnard had outstanding performances in the high jump and shot put, respectively, and qualified for the State com petition. Both girls did well at State with Danielle repeating as Division I High Jump Lasha Pearson receives the handoff and looks to extend Alliance's lead. Champion. •...,:] _

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137 (front) Tonia Hull, Jason Hagan, Frank Caserta, Ryan Schafer (back) Kenesa Evans, Mattie Miller, Briana Blaser, Paul Detwiler, Mr. Moore

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Row 1(1 to r) Sarah Starks, Stephanie Kreiner, Rachel Games, Elizabeth Nastari Row 2 Jaime Blatt, Trisha Thomas, Joanne Erisey, Leeza Glazier, Erin Sullivan Row 3 Tricia Swain, Candi Heslep, Jenny Evers, Carrie Randel, Abbie Lear, Jenn Smith Row 4 Allison Rupp, Allison West, Kate Patterson, John Ritchie, Trisha Barnes

Row 1(1 to r) Jennifer Frank, Heidi Brown, Shelton Dailey, Robin Van Wye, Melissa Waitley Row 2 Sharron Hilles, Brandy Lasky, Tina Erwin, Bruce Hundzsa, Mr. Hilles Row 3 Craig Stoudt, Mike Cunningham, Steve Vandal, Doug Hoover, Jason Allen

141 Row 1(1 to r) Sarah Diver, Marni Sabin, Ellen Morris, Emily Hendel, Kristina Stroia Row 2 Carrie Randel, Erin Sullivan, Joy Rohr, Mrs. Carli Row 3 Sharron Hilles, Trisha Barnes, Brina Thomas, Crystal Schreckengost, Eliza beth Schuster Row 4 Ryan Case, Ian Craig, Allison West, John Ritchie, Joe Tolley

Earth Day '94 brought every Alliance fourth grader to gether to enjoy a variety of educational experiences geared toward creating a respect for the environment. The annual event, sponsored by the Ecology Club and the Key Club, featured speakers who addressed varied topics of environ mental concern. They made paper and wind socks from recyclable materials, did a pond study, reviewed forest ecol ogy and graced the pavement with sidewalk art. The day also included an environmentally-correct, ecologically-safe lunch.

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Row 1(1 to r) Clorien Babb, Era Napier, Jamie Cannon, Aimee Davison, Roschelle Wilt, Talia Ashcraft Row 2 Kenya Harrington, Aleicia Davis, Antonia Allen, LaShanda Cox, Felicia Wood, Kristi Young Row 3 Telly May, Christel Crockett, Dawn Jones, Carlita Bell, Sam Gandee, Erica Moore Row 4 Rudy Rodriguez, Jackie Wade, Anitra Teli, Amanda Hubbs, Shawn McGavern, Vince Schmied

Row 1 (1 to r) Tony Castina, Sehoni Lilly, Eve Weather- spoon, Tiana Hawkins, Latisha Autery, Zakiya Hawkins, Amy Wade Row 2 Alicia Fernandez, Tricia Fish, Brandie Douglas, Julie Cross, Heather Brindack, Jameela Hawkins, Elizabeth Schuster, Melissa Nuzum Row 3 Amber Wayne, Tamatha Amerson, Jackie Dickson, Nicole Green, Dawn Johnson, Steven Ashcraft Row 4. Lauren Wiley, Andrea Glaspell, Matt Loyer, David Bates, Catterell Jones, Apt Boykin, Cedric Rice ! CW MM i M' |S| mg^_ ' I^Hff^. jflB 1- ^K \0Hm mBm iSflL

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Row 1(1 to r) Rachel Games, Marni Sabin, Leeza Glazier, JoAnn Schafer, Roni Hull, Carrie Harsh, Kristina Potts, Sarah Bolog, Roschelle Wilt, Phil Fultz, Derrick Jones Row 2 Robert Metzger, Felicia Wood, Danielle Jones,Dawn Jones, Kate Patterson, Ellen Morris, Car rie Randel, Keryn Martin, Faith Kehres, Jenn Smith, Heidi Peterson, Zondria Heards, Telly May Row 3 Erin Sullivan, Kelly Cade, Tenille Billheimer, Allison Randel, Jenny Graffice, Danielle Johnson, Tricia Krabill, Jaime Russo, Sarah Morris, Apt Boykin, Ryan Carte, Rashad Neal Row 4 Jay Schafer, Rudy Rodriguez, Cedric Rice, Donny Williams, Jon Jones, Nate Weibush, Vince Kehres, Bryan Ehrlinspiel, Dave Brandon, Chet Jones, Doug Kress, Bart LaCount, Michael Williams. 144 Row 1(1 to r) Kim Tamayo, Tammy Courtwright, Tracy Collage, Chad Carlisle Row 2 Roxxi Fran cisco, Shawna Akins, James Barber, Gretchen New comer, Jennifer George Row 3 Mr. Johnson, Amanda Jochem, Jennifer Baddeley, Tara Shaffer

Row 1(1 to r) Janice Gentile, Melissa Kelly, Rachel Butcher, Angel Howell, Sarah Pugh, Dottie Gib bons Row 2 Mr. Harper, Jason Andrews, Richard Neidig, Jenene Smith, Jennifer Pittman, Norman Bickley, Rodney Sellers Row 3 Dan Dickson, Joe Tolley, William Ullman, Chris Hartshorn, Kevin Smallwood, Dedrick Culbertson i • ! II

Row 1(1 to r) Angel Runion, Caroline Worley, Gina Crubaugh, Vicki Croley, Laura Bryant Row 2 Stacie Wheelock, Cherie Satchell, Heidi Peterson, Wendie Mohr, Jamie Ciecerko Row 3 Jacqueline Rasile, Kentasha Dixon, C'ne Bai ley, Mrs. Honeywell

Row 1(1 to r) Clorien Babb, Beth Fike, Terri Ferguson Row 2 Renee Williams, Miss Chapman Row 3 Angela Vogus, Tabatha Amerson, Stacee Emplit

146 Row 1(1 to r) Jason Evers, Roy Barnett, B.J. Kirksey, Anthony Constantino Row 2 Troy Fish, Eddie Phillips, Tim Rohr, Cheryl Kibler, Mr. Gerber Row 3 Jon Stella, Vince Griswold, Derrick Brown, Chris Gandee

Row 1 (1 to r) Jeff Henry, Clay Taylor, Gary Schueller, Zeke Curtis Row 2 Mr. Campitelli, Scott Jones, David Miller, Steve Risden, Josh Schuller Row 3 Quentin Rosenberger, Gary Trusty, Bob Reynolds, Neil McMasters

Row 1(1 to r) Casey Cline, Jeff Boyd, Brett Summers Row 2 Wes Daniels, Brian Chambers, Jeff McDevitt, Richard Neidig Row 3 Tim Bray, Edward Albert, Mr. Miller Senate Officers: (back) Marni Sabin (treasurer), Ms. Ailes (advisor), Dawn Jones (vice president), (front) Aleicia Davis (secretary), Ellen Morris (president).

Row 1(1 to r) Phil Fultz, Carrie Harsh, Shannon Faith, Sarah Morris, Estell Alexander, Alicia Fernandez Row 2 Rachel Games, Allison Randel, Jessica Baker, Abbie Lear, Brandy Stewart Row 3 Kim Dudley, Andrea Glaspell, Kristian Thomas, Nakeyia Nicholson, Leslie Williams Row 4 Bryan Ehrlinspiel, Doug Kress, Adam Watts, Brian Wyer, Erik Davies Thirty-nine of AHS's finest were inducted into the National Honor Society April 19. The key speaker was Larry Kehres, national champion football coach and MUC athletic direc tor. The 1994 inductees: (juniors) Jenny Bourne, Ryan Case, KimCollen, Christopher Court, Michelle Criss, Cara DeVault, Rebecca Gard, Kim Goshorn, Daniel Griffith, Emily Hendel, Matthew Horning, Danielle Johnson, Tricia Krabill, Melissa Leech, Joyce McCallum, Amanda Morrison, Elizabeth Nastari, Tracy Peters, Kristina Potts, Ryan Rodriguez, Jaime Russo and Nicole Sullivan, (seniors) Jack Finucane, Amy Glass, Tyler Henderson, Sharron Hilles, Vince Kehres, Jeff Knight, Erica Kuhle, Tangela Kuhle, Jennifer Menegay, Ellen Morris, Shawn Morris, Sean Paulus, Nicole Percy, Jeff (front) Carrie Randel, Marni Sabin, Steve Ray, Allison Rupp (back) Gretchen Watts, Schafer, Wendy Shonk, Tricia Dave Brandon, James Brunner, Ian Craig, Jason LeBar. Swain and Allison West. Row 1(1 to r) Erin Greiner, Sue Dillon, Tenille Billheimer, Sarah Morris, Elizabeth Nastari, Nicole Edwards, Andrea Glaspell, Monica Variola Row 2 Tricia Swain, Shawn Morris, Kelly Duke, Lisa Garland, Amanda Morrison, Danielle Johnson, Jaime Russo, Kyle Kocher Row 3 Allison West, Tyler Henderson, Marni Sabin, Michael O'Dell, Nate Weibush, Nicole Sullivan, Jeni Menegay, Jan Green, Jenna Fisher Row 4 Mr. Morris, Sean Paulus, Jeff Knight, Christopher Dillon, Brett Thomas, Mark Shaffer, Scott Sabin, Julie Robenstine Row 1(1 to r) Elizabeth Nastari, Triana Thurman, Suzanne Quick, Amy Glass Row 2 Marvin Brunner, Era Napier, Aneisia Lott, DeAnna Campbell, Jason McNutt Row 3 Jenna Fisher, Amanda Hubbs, Ian Craig, Jeff Schafer

Row 1(1 to r) Sue Dillon, Erin Greiner, Chris Dillon, Daniel Bell, Sarah Baker, Regena Gurney, Roschelle Wilt, Falisa Nicholson Row 2 Marni Sabin, Joanne Erisey, Felicia Wood, Heidi Tatsch, Candi Heslep, Erin Bara, Monica Variola Row 3 Brett Thomas, Jeff Knight, Tony Sutcliffe, Jamie Cannon, Stephanie Kreiner, Angie Kersmarki, Carlye Skidmore Row 4 Mikyraa Kinnard, Jon Pratt, Kim Collen, Chalice Patterson

Row 1(1 to r) Trevor Sprague, Donny Williams, Daniele Groves, Ryan Russell Row 2 Simon Keim, Jason Kirsch, Budd Kuyper, Mr. Claflin Row 3 Rowland Purdy, Anson Gross, Mara Donnelly, Wendy Shonk

151 Row 1(1 to r) Andrea Riggins, Valerie Purdy, DeShannon Hogan, Debbie Delp Row 2 Nicole Daniels, Tina McCartney, Angela Ferguson, Violet Strain Row 3 Carla Gehret, Heather Maxwell, Sally Hall, Mrs. Elliot

Row 1(1 to r) Rebecca Games, Angie Hancock, Tammy Fisher, Autumn Fasone Row 2 Brandie Douglas, Kelly Duke, Stacy Lab, Tricia Fish, April Vance Row 3 Monica Bowers, Brandy McClellan, Kathy Minor, Tamatha Amerson Row 4 Sunshine Burrier, Lisa Wagner

Row 1(1 to r) Tina Baxley, Lydia Wilcox, Amy Menough, Ms. Lenhart Row 2 Joei Humphrey, Dawn Castel, Kelly Windland, Kisha Payton

152 After a narrow loss in the first round of the county tournament, the Academic Challenge team roared back to take the annual Kiwanis - Mt. Union College competition held at the Mt. Union Theater March 13. The 94 tournament was expanded to feature nine teams and the Aviators moved to the championship round by defeating West Branch and St. Thomas by the narrowest of margins, ten points. The championship match proved to be even closer when an extra tie-breaker round was necessary after Alliance and Marlington finished the "regulation" round with 200 points each. But the least experienced AHS team in years (led by veteran sophomore Scott Lundgren) refused to bow to the pressure and calmly brought the traveling trophy back home with a twenty point victory. Junior Matt Horning and senior Ian Craig rounded out the championship crew. Sophomores Shannon Faith, Chad Lacher and Aaron Swartz made up the rest of the 93-94 team.

(left, seated) Shannon Faith, Aaron Swartz and Scott Lundgren. (standing) Chad Lacher and Matt Horning, (below) Ian Craig proudly displays the coveted trophy.

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The Band Dinner Dance court is (L to R): David Brogan, Michelle Criss, Josh Oyster, Wendy Shonk, James Brunner, Michelle Wiggs, Shaun Fontaine, Kelly Lab, Doug Korosy, Nancy Wilson

James Brunner and Michelle Wiggs were the dance's King and Queen

Mr. Rosenthal makes sure everyone is having a good time (Row 1) Amanda Henschen, Tonya Davis, Faith Kehres, Gina Rhome, Leah Campbell, Monica Pusateri, Daniel Bell, Jennifer Murphy, Angela Weatherspoon, Carrie Harsh, Kasie Nutial, Sue Dillon, Melissa Leech (Row 2) Loretta Perrine, Violet Kidd, Joie Latimer, Tiana Mikan, Sarah Baker, Anthony Saunders, Robert Daily, Justin Woods, Kyle Kocher, Nicole Norman, Michelle Kibler, Brandi McClendon, Jaqueline Longabardi (Row 3) Julie Robenstine, Erin Greiner, Carrie Snyder, Jennifer Evers, Tenille Billheimer, Steven Fluharty, Steven Gentile, Marvin Brunner, Monica Wainuskis, Tameka Heards, Melissa Martin, Mary Heards (Row 4) Roschelle Wilt, Elizabeth Hall, Susan Criss, John Finucane, Shawn McGavern, Rudy Rodriguez, Telly May, Chris Da vis, Josh Oyster, Kristi Young, Danielle Wood, Aimee Hall, Michelle Wiggs.

Row l(ltor) Julie Robenstine, Jessica Warner, Mikyraa Kinnard, Nicole Armstrong, Joanne Erisey, Stephanie Harrison, Becky Gard, Erin Dillon, Michelle Wiggs, Gina Rhome Row 2 Kelley Duro, Steve Fasone, Stacy Swartz, Tony Mallard, Shaun Cassidy, Geoff Weaver, Perry Mann, Dale Davis, Shaun Fontaine, Chalice Patterson, James Brunner, Robert Wolf, Thera Tryforos, Sarah Robenstine, Tonya Davis, Corey Yarian, Nicole Norman, Elizabeth Hall Rowl(l to r) Julie Robenstine, Melissa Leech, Jenny Kovacich, Nicole Norman, Nancy Wilson, Whitney Gajdzik, Nicole Armstrong Row 2 Michelle Wiggs, Brandy Stewart, Heidi Tatsch, Elizabeth Hall, Melissa Martin, Becky Gard, Tara Church, Geoff Weaver, Corey Yarian, Mikyraa Kinnard, Julie Wollam, Chalice Patterson Row 3 Jaime Toot, Kim Sands, Eve Weatherspoon, Jessica Warner, Matt Fiegenscuh, Andrea Criss, Wendy Shonk, Heather Tatsch, Josh Oyster, Phil Helsel, Mike Blaser, Paul Helsel, Mike Wiggs, Dave Brogan, Joanne Erisey, Colin Richmond, Doug Korosy Row 4 Jenna Fisher, Jeremiah Eisenbraun, Thera Tryforos, Shaun Fontaine, James Brunner, Michelle Criss, Perry Mann, Kelly Lab, Vanessa Finch, Tonya Davis, Robert Wolf, Dave Kowaleski, Zondria Heards, Kari Munson Row 5 Dale Davis, Kelley Duro, Stacy Swartz, Steve Fasone (Row 1) Victoria Claflin, Elizabeth Nastari, Crystal Schreckengost, Natalie Petersberger, Jaime Funk, Matthew Horning, Chalice Patterson, Elizabeth Bienz (Row 2) Elizabeth Marshinke, Daniel Griffith, Allison West, Jennifer Smith, Rachel Games, Kari Toney, William Wood, Roni Hull, Virginia Sisler, Kristian Thomas, Athena Dixon, Stephanie Kreiner (Row 3) Melissa Leech, Nancy Wilson, Julie Robenstine, Gina Rhome, Melissa Martin, Jessica Warner, Cedric Rice, Charles Porterfield, Rhoderick Howell, Robert Wolf, Kari Munson, Doug Korosy, Colin Richmond, David Brogan, Kelly Lab, Jeremiah Eisenbraun, Michelle Criss. Jew (if any) high school activities could exist without the enthusiastic support of the community. SI yearbook^ relies heavily on the financial assitance of the local businesses and groups rep resented on the following pages. These advertisements are dis plays of their commitment to Alliance High School and we heartily thanf^them again. We ^Greatest also urge you to support them Hits as well.

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STATE FARM State Farm Insurance Companies GOOD LUCK to the INSURANCE Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois

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Compliments of r • i f Trap s Sport Center, Inc 346 East State Street Alliance 821-7733 1804 West State Street Hillcrest Market Alliance, Ohio Alliance's Quality Meat Market 216-823-6448 we deliver... 1475 W. State Street State Minimum Prices On All Custom Cuts Cakes & Cookies 821-5370 Party Tray Delivery Service Fresh Poultry Fruit Baskets Imported - Domestic Farm Fresh Produce . Home-made Pies HlllcraatMarkat ( VJ Beers - Wines - Cheese Stop Today Open Seven Days We Would Be Glad To "Meat" You JP^®

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Zerbe Alliance Community Auto Parts. Inc. Hospital 317 East State Street Alliance, Ohio General 821-1360 "At The Heart Of The Community" Monday-Friday 8:00-8:00 MM Information Saturday-8:00-5:00 * Center for Rehabilitation Sunday-10:00-4:00 829-4000 *Day Surgery Center Best Wishes, Class of 1994 ^Physical Therapy Services Department *Birthing Center ^Laparoscopic and Laser Surgery 829-4050 * Advanced Diagnostic Testing Physician UNION STATION Information CAT Scan MRI D-E-S-I-G-N-E-R-S Mammography 829-6022 Ultrasound 264 East Rice Street Nuclear Medicine Complete Beauty Care Alliance, Ohio 44601 Laboratory

1528 S. Union Ave.,Alliance, Ohio Affiliated with: 832-3330 Alliance Visiting Nurse, Caring Hands, Immediate Medical Services and Tri-County Occupational Health Services EASTAND AUTO PARTS 203 NORTH FREEDOM AVENUE ALLIANCE, OHIO 44601

PPG Automotive Finishes DlOi Complete Tool Line 823-0670 or 823-0671 THE FIRST LETTER IN AUTO PARTS ™ OVER 80 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF "94

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42 East Main Street Alliance Pediatrics, Inc. Phone 821-8858 Alliance James C. Taddeo, M.D. phone: 821-5286 FAAP Mon.-Sat. 8-1 O Sunday 1 0-6 Office Hours by Appointment 260 East State St. Alliance 44601 JAMES CLEANERS AND TAILORS Tailoring Our Specialty Rug Cleaner

1441 W. State St. Alliance, OH 44601 Phone 821-8387 Terry S. Pfeifer, CPA Robert P. Potts, CPA

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COLLEGE PLAZA Janitorial Services Carpet Cleaning - 3M Scotchguard - Total Floor Care 1370 E. STATE ST. FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED - BONDED PHONE: 823-3773

CHRISTOPHER °UR GpJ*G DAY CARE CENTER COLUMBUS LARGE INDOOR & OUTDOOR PLAY AREAS 'Come and Visit Our Unique Day Care PIZZA Children's ages i 6 weeks Experience" to 6 years old Open Monday thru Friday • 6:30am to 6:00pm 505 SOUTH LIBERTY AVENUE State Licensed School Aga CMd Program During Summer Month**" 2105 W. STATE STREET 823-5211 821-8204 ALLIANCE OHIO CAREET CLEANING For the Best Carpet Cleaning & Dyeing Drapery Cleaning ©DON FOSTER® Wall Washing & SON INC. Pizza in Town Acoustic Tile Cleaning Insurance Claims EnaZDZEEMH Furniture Cleaning Floors Scrubbed & Refinished Water Damage Restoration 355 E. State St. Barns Painted No Job Too Big or Small - Fire and Smoke Damage *\ Alliance, OH HOMES - BUSINESSES - FACTORIES OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE DRV CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES IF NO ANSWER, CALL 821-6100 821-2503 823-7071

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Norman Bickley 145 Brian Calladine 54 Erin Crider 13, 16, 20, 78, 98, 132, 153 Estell Alexander 46, 51,76 Shelly Bickley 46 George Cameron 38, 42, 88, 132 Andrea Criss 54 Gary Alexander 54, 122 Elizabeth Bienz 46, 79, 158 Deanna Campbell 151 Austin Criss 47 Jason Allen 141 Brent Biggs 38, 86 Kevin Campbell 46, 88, 108, 123 Michelle Criss 39, 78, 138, 155, 158 Rebecca Allen 46 Aaron Bilcze 54, 100 Leah Campbell 38, 156 Susan Criss 20, 33, 156 Antonia Allen 13, 16, 143, 146 Tenille Billheimer 46,49, 96, 97, 110, Cameron Canady 38 Christel Crockett 15, 20, 33, 143, 146 Tabatha Amerson 12, 16, 17, 146 111, 133,140,144,150,156 Kendra Candusso 38 Vicki Croley 39, 146 Tamatha Amerson 17, 143, 152 Diana Billiter 46, 130 Darnell Cannon 54 Jason Cross 39, 142 Latoya Anderson 38 Gary Billiter 46 Jamie Cannon 17, 142, 143, 151 Julie Cross 47, 143 Shawna Anderson 38, 81 Billie Jo Binius 54, 95, 157 Justin Carl 54, 144 Gina Crubaugh 39, 146 Troy Anderson 54, 91, 109 Brent Bixler 38 Christopher Carli 38,40 Gerald Csaki 41, 108, 123 Alisha Andrews 46 Stephen Black 16, 18 Chad Carlisle 46, 145 Dedrick Culbertson 20, 33, 145 Jason Andrews 145 Shawna Blake 18 Jennifer Carpenter 39 Jashika Culberson 55, 114 Aaron Armstrong 17, 116, 144, 180 Chris Blankenship 54 Jeremy Carte 14, 19,136 Carolyn Cully 55 Nicole Armstrong 38, 156 David Blankenship 38 Ryan Carte 128, 144 Michelle Cully 20 Mathew Arnal 46, 50, 88 Philip Blankenship 54 Nicole Carter 38, 39, 148 Derrick Cunningham 47 Travis Arnal 17, 141 BrianaBlaserll,16, 18, 138, 148 Thomas Carter 46, 86, 116, 132, 133 Michael Cunningham 39, 141 David Arnold 38, 81, 142 Michael Blaser 54 Ryan Case 39, 77, 78, 140, 142 Zeke Curtis 147 Steven Ashcraft 46, 108, 143 Jaime Blatt 16,18,74,141 Anthony Caserta 19,33,88 Amy Custar 17, 20, 33, 120, 133, 180 Talia Ashcraft 14, 16,130,139,143 Corey Blue 16, 18,88 Frank Caserta 33, 138 Erik Custar 39 Latisha Autery 54, 115, 130,143 Marlon Blue 38 Shaun Cassidy 39, 156 Kimberly Dailey 47, 114, 143 Bethany Ayers 38 Sarah Bolog 38, 39, 104, 105, 144, 158 DawnCastel 19, 152 Shelton Dailey 11,39, 141 Susan Ayers 46 180 Anthony Castina 54, 122, 143 Robert Daley 47, 100, 108, 156 ClorienBabbl6, 17,143, 146 James Bondoni 16,18,129, 144 Charmane Ceresna 39 Jennifer Danesi 55, 95 JohnBabb54,91 Jason Bonnell 18,81 Angelica Chacon 46 Jennifer Daniel 47, 79 Pansy Babb 46 Jennifer Bourne 38, 78, 92, 112, 113, Benjamin Chacon II 54, 91 Freddie Daniels 20, 33, 126, 133, 141 Jennifer Baddely 54, 81, 145 120 Brian Chambers 19, 147 Nicole Daniels 39, 152 C'ne Bailey 38, 146 Monica Bowers 152 Christopher Chenevey 19 Terra Daniels 47 Christina Baker 54 Brian Bowser 88, 138 John Cherinkovich 145 Wes Daniels 147 Jessica Baker 46, 51, 148 Timothy Boycan 16, 18 Larry Chiporo 54 Kimberly Davidson 55 Michelle Baker 46, 98, 99 Jeffery Boyd 147 Tara Church 54, 74 Erik Davies 55, 148 Sarah Baker 46, 72, 73, 94, 151, 156 Kevin Boyer 38 Holli Centeno 39 Aleicia Davis 20, 33, 79, 143, 146. 148 Travon Baker 38, 39 Apt Boykin 46, 88, 128, 133, 143, 144 Jamie Ciecerko 54, 74 Christopher Davis 20, 88, 126, 133, 156 Francine Banks 54 IrisBrackett 16, 18 Carlos Cima 86, 87 Dale Davis 55 Louis Banks 54, 108 Kevin Bradley 54, 91 Johnny Ciotti 54 Daryl Davis 91 Erin Bara 54, 95, 151 Fannie Bradt 46 Victoria Claflin 13, 19, 33, 140, 158 Matthew Davis 12,20,33,81, 138 James Barber 54, 145 Heather Brady 38, 144 Michael Clarke 39 Pamela Davis 12, 20, 81, 136 John Barker 46 Joseph Brady 12, 16, 18, 70, 88, 106, Jared Clay 54 Robert Davis 142 Lacey Barker 38 124,132,133 Carol Clayton 19, 33, 138 Tonya Davis 47, 156 William Barker 38 David Brandon 10, 13, 16, 19, 106, 132, Casey Cline 19, 147 Amy Davison 21, 85, 143 Jesse Barnes^6 139,144,149, 158 Theresa Cobbs 46 Joseph Dean 21 Trisha Barnes 46, 141, 142 Everett Bray 18, 147 Angela Coen 54 Debbie Delp 15 Victor Barnes 38, 86, 145 James Briden 46 Michael Coen 46 Adam Dennison 55 Louise Barnett 38 Heather Brindack 81, 143 Vanitra Coleman 39, 112, 113, 132 PaulDetwiler21,33, 138 RoyBarnett 147 Shante Brisker 38, 144 Tracy Collage 54, 145 Cara DeVault 39, 73, 78, 85, 112, 139, Monty Barnhart 18 David Brogan 38, 155, 158 Kimberly Collen 39, 78, 144, 151 144, 148 David Bates 18, 124, 143 Heather Brogan 19, 33, 144 Aisha Conley 54, 157 Steffenee Deyarmon 47 Melissa Bates 136 Aaron Brown 54 Jameel Conley 128 Terri Deyarmon 39 TinaBaxley 16, 18, 152 Derrick Brown 147 Shannon Conley 39, 81, 136 Daniel Dickson 38, 145 Jaime Beatty 38, 144, 148 Garrett Brown 46, 88, 106, 143 David Conrad 46 Jackie Dickson 47, 143 Richard Beckley 145 Heidi Brown 19,33,92, 141 Anthony Constantino 81, 147 Christopher Dillon 21, 33, 124, 144, Anita Belford 38, 136 Adam Bruderly 54, 79, 109, 122 Carlos Cooper 39, 71, 73, 75, 108, 140 148, 150, 180 Carlita Bell 16, 18,26, 143, 146 Kelly Brunie 54, 85 Kristi Copeland 46 Susan Dillon 47, 50, 79, 94, 120, 151, Daniel Bell 46, 151, 156 Marvin Brunner 38, 138, 143, 151, 156 Christopher Cottrell 47, 136 156 Leroy Dilsaver 47, 79 Shawn Fogarascher 22 151,156 Steven Holbrook 48, 73 Sarah Diver 78, 142 Erin Fontaine 22 Daniel Griffith 10,40,78,139, 158 ErickHolly 48, 91 Stacey Diver 39 Laura Fontaine 47,98 Eric Grimsley 56, 118 Justin Hons 56, 79 Athena Dixon 55, 158 Natalie Fontaine, 13,22 Vince Griswold 147 Douglas Hoover 141 Kentasha Dixon 146 Shaun Fontaine 55, 79, 155, 156 Melissa Groah 48 Matthew Horning 40, 78, 86, 139, 153, Vicki Doerr 55 Lori Fountain 47 Anson Gross 10, 23, 33, 126, 133, 139, 158, 180 Kyle Donnelly 142 Charles Fox 55 151 Stephen Hovanec 40, 145 Mara Donnelly 21, 33, 151 Mattavish Francisco 73 Adrienne Grove 56, 95 Tisha Howard 13, 16, 24, 79, 98, 132 Brandie Douglas 21, 143, 152 Roxanne Francisco 55, 145 Daniele Groves 151 Angel Howell 40, 145 Lonnie Dowdy 47 Jennifer Frank 141 DavidGrubbl2,23, 136 Rhoderick Howell 48, 108, 118, 158 Hope Dubose 47 Casey Marie Franks 55, 84, 85 RegenaGurney 56, 156, 157 Amanda Hubbs 12, 24, 34, 81, 137, 143, Kimberly Dudley 55, 105, 148 Robert Franks 40, 128, 142 Andy Hagan 56, 71, 102, 103, 109 151 Kelly Duke 39, 85, 150, 152 Dana Freconna 55,79, 95 Jason Hagan 23, 33, 81, 138 Roni Hull 56, 96, 97, 130, 132, 144, 158 Antoinette Dukes 21 Gina Freconna 38,40, 73, 110, 111, Timothy Hagan 56, 71, 102, 103 ToniaHull 12,24,34,74, 138, 180 Jared Duncan 55 144, 148 Monica Haines 138 Joei Humphery 81, 152 Kelley Duro 47, 77, 156 Austin French 22, 74, 88, 118, 133, 144 Catherine Hairston 48 Bruce Hundzsa 16, 24, 141 James Dutrow 47, 108, 123 Trent French 55, 91, 118 Aimee Hall 23, 33, 72, 156 Christina Inherst 56 Melissa Eberling 81 Jessica Frohme 47 Elizabeth Hall 23, 33, 156 Shaun Inherst 24, 136 Eric Eberly 39 Phillip Fultz 47,77,79,88,123,144,148 Sally Hall 23, 152 Tammy Jackson 48 James Eddy 137 Jamie Funk 22, 158 Jaime Hammel 48 Krystal James 56 Frankie Edwards 39, 79, 88, 124 Jimmy Funk 47 Matthew Hammerton 56, 91, 118 Juakita Jarman 48, 112, 132 Jennifer Edwards 79 Joe Gaffney 55, 71, 109, 122 Angie Hancock 23, 152 David Jarmusch 56 Marty Edwards 21, 136 Kanessa Gaffney 98 Miyia Hancock 40 Christie Jarvis 24, 34 Nicole Edwards 55, 79, 150 Whitney Gajdzik 55, 79 Larry Handy 56, 118 James Jarvis 48 Bryan Ehrlinspiel 47,88,123,140,144,148 Christopher Gandee 40, 147 Kenya Harrington 13, 23, 33, 143 Jessica Jarvis 56 Jeremiah Eisenbraun 47, 188 Samuel Gandee 22, 143 Andrew Harsh 56 Jennifer Jefferson 56 Richard Ellis 39, 138 Ryan Ganni 109 Carrie Harsh 48, 51, 79, 104, 143, 144, Brandi Jerome 24, 34, 158 Tammie Ellsworth 55, 81 Rebecca Gard 40, 78, 156 148,156 Amanda Jochem 56, 145 StaceeEmplit21,33, 146 Lisa Garland 40, 150 Jeffrey Harsh 23, 137, 141 Danielle Johnson 40, 104, 105, 144, Joanne Erisey 39, 139, 141, 151, 156 Rachel Games 47, 71, 79, 85, 112, 132, Joseph Harsh 48 148, 150, 158 TinaErwin 141 141, 143, 144, 148, 158 Chris Hartshorn 40, 145 Dawn Johnson 48, 114, 143 Jaime Evans 15, 21 Rebecca Games 152 Michael Hatcher 56, 91 Dennis Johnson 24, 137 Kathleen Evans 136 Christopher Gaul 22, 33, 88, 118, 133 Jameela Hawkins 143 Nathan Johnson 56 Kenesa Evans 21, 33, 138 Carla Gehret 40, 152 Jason Hawkins 145 S'Rabee Johnson 40,75,88,128,144,158 Damion Everett 137 Janice Gentile 47, 145 Rahn Hawkins 56, 109 Caterrell Jones 48, 88, 123, 143 Jason Evers 147 Steven Gentile 40, 123, 156 Rashaun Hawkins 128 Chester Jones 48,88,90,108,144 Jennifer Evers 47, 71, 79, 94, 141, 144, David George 16, 27 Sameka Hawkins 48 Danielle Jones 12, 24, 34, 78, 84, 85, 156 Jennifer George 47, 145 Tiana Hawkins 143 112,113,130,132,133, 143, 144, 148, Nigel Ewing 55, 79 Mark George 40 Zakiya Hawkins 56, 143, 144 158 Matthew Fagan 55 Leilia Gestwicki 48 Mary Heards 156 Dawn Jones 10, 14, 24, 34, 70, 96, 97, Kelly Faith 55, 144 Aaron Gibbons 55, 79 Tameki Heards 156 112,113,130,132,143, 144, 148 Shannon Faith 47, 73, 79, 140, 144, Dorothy Gibbons 48, 145 Zondria Heards 115 Derrick Jones 40, 88, 106, 132, 144, 145 148, 153 Jason Gibbons 40, 136 Eugene Heater 48, 81 Jamie Jones 48 Autumn Fasone 39, 152 Lawrence Gibbons 22, 137, 141 Christopher Helsel 40 Jason Jones 56 Steven Fasone 47, 156 Amy Gibson 22, 33 Jeff Helsel 56 Jonathan Jones 40, 88, 144 Deanna Faulkner 47, 98, 144 Andrea Glaspell 55, 79, 115, 143, 148, Paul Helsel 56 Natasha Jones 48, 114 Terry Ferguson 21, 33, 81, 146, 152 150 Philip Helsel 56, 140 Roderick Jones 91, 109, 124 Alicia Fernandez 55, 95, 143, 148 Ryan Glaspell 40, 126 Tom Hemminger 145 Scott Jones 40, 147 Ezekiel Fernandez 39, 88 Amy Glass 13, 16,22,33,78,80,81, Emily Hendel 40, 76, 78, 139, 142 Jody Judge 56 Leslie Fernandez 22 144,151 Anne Henderhan 56 William Kee 24 Matthew Fiegenschuh 47, 86 Elizabeth Glazier 40, 80, 104, 105, 141, Tyler Henderson 23, 33, 100, 126, 132, Faith Kehres 48, 96, 97, 110, 111, 130, BethFike22, 146 144, 148, 158 133,144, 150 144, 156 Jennifer Filisky 47, 130 Paul Gongaware 145 Jeff Henry 40, 147 Vincent Kehres 16, 24, 34, 88, 132, 144 Vanessa Finch 47 Tenya Goosby 40 Amanda Henschen 48, 156 Simon Keirn 24, 34, 137, 151 John Finucane 11, 12, 13,22, 102, 103, Danielle Gordon 40, 112, 113, 130, 132 Todd Herderick 56, 79, 122, 144 Melissa Kelly 24, 145 156 Kimberly Goshorn 40, 78 Aaron Herzog 40,42, 86, 132 Violet Kelly 48, 72, 138, 140 Tricia Fish 22, 143, 152 Michelle Goshorn 55 Candi Heslep 13, 16,23,33,141, 151 Jodi Kemp 24, 34 Troy Fish 147 Jennifer Graffice 48, 50, 104, 144 Jacquelyn Heslep 48 Joseph Kemp 56, 118 Jennifer Fisher 39,41, 79, 150, 151 David Grandon 139 Amy Marie Hightland 56, 95 Teresita Kennedy 48 Robert Fisher 47 Aaron Graves 74 Megan Hill 56, 80, 115, 130 John Kent 40 Tammela Fisher 12, 22, 81, 152 Jamal Gray 48 Sharron Hilles 12, 13, 16,23,34,120, Gregory Kerr 24, 34, 71 Robert Fisk 55, 91,128 Heather Green 22, 33 133,141, 142 Angela Kersmarki 56, 151 Kenneth Fisk 39 Jamie Green 56, 79 Melissa Hinojosa 48 Cheryl Kibler 147 Brian Fitzelle 39 Jan Green 150, 180 Cameron Hobbs 23 Michelle Kibler 40, 156 Phyllis Fletcher 47 Jennifer Green 40 Paula Hoebeke 23, 34, 138, 144 Scott Kidd 40 Daniel Flitcraft 55, 122 Nicole Green 23, 143, 144 DeShannon Hogan 40, 130, 133, 152 Violet Kidd 48, 156 Kristofer Flugan 47, 88 Stacy Green 12, 13, 16,23,78, 153 Rosalyn Hogan 48, 130 Jason Kimble 88, 90, 118 Steven Fluharty 126, 156 Erin Greiner 48, 73, 76, 84, 132, 150, David Hoiles 48, 100, 132 177 Zachary Kingan 25, 73, 86 David Liu 26, 126, 133, 180 Jennifer L. Miller 27, 136 Bradley Offill 58 Mikyraa Kinnard 40, 130, 151, 156 Paul Liu 57, 79, 126 Leigh Ann Miller 57, 73 Derek Oney 41,118, 124, 133 Justin Kirby 56 Mike Logan 142 Mandy Miller 49 Steffan Oswald 41, 86, 180 Benny Kirksey 40, 147 Amanda (Gray) Long 49, 73, 80, 94, Mattie Miller 27, 34, 138 Brian Owens 124 Kellie Kirksey 56 140 Michael Miller 57 Joshua Oyster 28, 88, 155, 156 Jason Kirsch 151 Jeremy Long 81, 137 Stacy Miller 49, 114, 120 DomingaPacheco41 Stacy Kiser 56, 105, 144 Jacqueline Longobardi 41, 144, 156 Tracy Miller 49, 94 Michael Palmer 72, 140 Christopher Kisik 48 Aneisia Lott 49, 151 Stacy Minger 49 Anthony Palozzi 41,88 Robert Kisik 25, 142 BobbiJoLower49, 120 Kathy Minor 41,81, 152 Joseph Papineau 50 Mikol Knife 48, 80, 85 Steven Lowers 26, 88, 132 Jennifer Mitchell 41, 137 Patricia Papley 28, 34, 70, 92, 120,132, Anthony Knight 48 Shaun Loy 49 WendieMohr41, 146 146 Jeffery Knight 8, 13, 16,25,34,86, MattLoyer57, 143 Jason Monea 27, 137, 141 Thomas Pasco 58, 91 126, 139, 150 Scott Lundgren 49, 79, 102, 132, 153 Jason Monter 27, 88 Benjamin Patterson 58, 91, 128 Lisa Koch 48 Mark Lyons 57, 91, 109, 122 Angie Moore 41 Chalice Patterson 42, 151, 156, 158 Kyle Kocher 48, 150, 156 Erin Macaione 49 Brandice Moore 41 Katherine Patterson 8, 13, 28, 34,79, BradKorosy 15,25,34, 137, 141 Greta Magee 57, 79, 115,130 Erica Moorel3, 34, 137, 143 80,141, 144,148, 158, 180 Douglas Korosy 48, 155, 158 JesfordMajalap41, 86 Ruth Moore 57, 130 Sean Paulus 16, 28, 70, 79, 124, 150 Regina Kosa 25 Anthony Mallard 156 Christina Morgan 27, 34, 136 Takisha Payton 28, 34, 152 David Kowaleski 48, 86 Megan Mandolesi 57, 115, 120 Harry Morgan 27 Nylasha Pearson 58, 115, 130 Tricia Krabill 40, 78, 104, 105, 144, Perry Mann 57, 156 Sherry Morgan 49 Eric Peebles 58 148,158,180 BrettMarriner57,91,128 Ellen Morris 13, 27, 34, 74, 96, 110, Richard Peloso 28, 137, 141 Stephanie Kreiner 47, 48, 73, 85, 141, Elizabeth Marshinke 49, 158 111,120, 132,139, 142, 143,144, 148 Jeff Penny 58 151, 158 Christopher Martin 26, 34 Sarah Monis 57, 79, 84, 85, 110, 133, Kelly Penturf 58, 71, 79, 95, 130, 144 Lisa Krepps 57, 79 Corey Martin 57, 91 143, 144, 148, 150 Jesse Percy 58 Douglas Kress 48, 88, 144, 148 Keryn Martin 34, 130, 144 Shawn Morris 13,27,34, 102, 103, 128, Nicole Percy 12,28, 34, 137, 141 Erica Kuhle 13,25 Melissa Martin 41, 156, 158 132, 143, 144, 150 Loretta Penine 28, 34, 144, 156 Tangela Kuhle 13, 16,25,79 Steven Martin 26 Amanda Morrison 41, 78, 144, 148, 150 Eric Peters 50 Karla Kuntzman 25 Vashawn Martin 41 James Morrissey 27, 34, 138 Ryan Peters 58, 100, 109 Michael Kuntzman 40 Alonya Mason 49 Christopher Mountz 27, 100, 126, 144 Tracy Peters 42, 78, 144 BudKuyper25, 138, 151 Carrie Mason 26, 34, 81, 138 JoshuaMountz41,88,90 Natalie Petersberger 50, 79, 158 Kelly Lab 79, 155,157, 158 Cris Mason 137 August Mozden 49 Heidi Peterson 42, 104, 144, 146 Stacy Lab 25, 152 John Mason 141 Jamie Mummert 41, 81, 145 Alyshia Phillips 58 Chad Lacher 48, 79, 140, 153 Rachel Mason 57, 79 Jeremie Mummert 41, 145 Autumn Phillips 16,29,78,98 Sara Lacher 57, 157 Steven Mason 41 Kari Munson41, 158 Charlene Phillips 58, 79, 144 Lany Lacivita 48 Kea Mathis 49, 130 Amalia Munteanu 49, 79, 98, 99 Edmond Phillips 42, 81, 147 Bart LaCount 48, 100,116,144 Heather Maxwell 41, 152 Brian Murphy 41, 86 Kisha Pierce 58 Jennifer Lamp 41 Telly May 143,144,156 Erika Murphy 57 Mark Pinkerton 58 John Lamp 57 Christy Mayle 41,158 Jennifer Murphy 49, 156 Denise Pinter 50 Lynn Lancaster 25, 180 Joyce McCallum 41, 78, 85, 132 Brian Myers 49 Kimberly Pinter 12, 29, 81, 146 William Lancaster 41, 118 David McCammon 10, 26, 144, 180 Greg Myers 49 Jennifer Pittman 42, 145 James Lanham 25, 81, 141 Jennifer McCammon 57, 105 Nicholas Myers 41, 43, 180 Johnetha Pittman 50, 112 KimLanham41 Tina McCartney 152 Patrick Myers 144 Tabatha Poplett 29 Silvana Larkin 81, 137 Brandy McClellan 152, 156 Kristina Nagle 49 Cynthia Porrazzo 58 Brandy Lasky 141 GinaMcClung 153 Canie Napier 27 Kenneth Porter 42 Joie Latimer 49, 94, 15 Jennifer McDaniel 13, 16, 26, 78 Era Napier 27, 143, 151 Charles Porterfield 58, 158 Freddie Lawson 49, 108 JeffMcDevitt26, 147 Elizabeth Nastari 41, 78,139, 141, 150, David Poto 42, 142 Allen Layne 49 Michael McFerren 57, 79, 100 151,158 Kristina Potts 42, 78, 104, 105, 144, Abigail Lear 11,49,79,94, 141, 144, Shawn McGavern 26, 34, 124, 143, 156 JohnNatale41 158, 180 148 Bradley McKay 116,123 Rashad Neal 88, 118, 144 Brook Powers 50 Joshua Leask 41, 81, 141 Adam McMahon 57 Nicole Neely 57, 115 RonPownall 12,29,34,88, 142 Annette Leasure 41 Daniel McMasters 57 Richard Neidig 28, 145, 147 Jonathan Pratt 50, 88, 144, 151 Jason Lebar 13, 16,25,34,79, 102, Neil McMasters 147 Susan Neidig 57, 157 Christopher Price 42, 106, 132 116,133,146,149 JasonMcNutt 151 Gretchen Newcomer 57, 145 Charles Puckett 157 Robert Lee 25, 79 Jennifer Menegay 26, 34, 92, 93, 132, Bryan Nicholson 41, 128 John Puckett 50, 88 Melissa Leech 41, 79, 156, 158 143, 148, 150 Chris Nicholson 28, 137 Sarah Pugh 145 Tammy Leek 41, 130, 133 Jeremy Menegay 57, 126 Nakeyia Nicholson 57, 79, 115, 148 Rowland Purdy 151 Christopher Leishman 25, 34, 124 Amy Menough 152 Talisa Nicholson 57, 151 Valerie Purdy 81, 152 Rolando Leiton 25, 86 MikeMenough 136 Richard Nickson 57, 91, 128 Monica Pusateri 50, 156 James Lemon 57 Alicia Mercer 11, 27, 34, 180 Angela Niner 49 Jerilyn Quick 29, 35, 180 Michael Leonard 145 Chad Mercer 41, 88 Jaaron Noble 57 Suzanne Quick 50, 151 Rebecca Lerch 22, 57, 79, 140, 157 Rachel Meredith 57 Demarkis Nolen 106, 132 Antonia Ramsey 29 Kevin Lewis 26 James Metzger 12, 27, 34, 88, 137 Melissa Noling 41, 136 Allison Randel 50, 51, 79, 92, 110, 132 Matthew Lewis 57, 79, 128 Robert Metzger 57, 91, 144 Nicole Norman 49, 156 144, 148 Timothy Lewis 57 AmyMightland 158 Kasie Nutial 49, 96, 156 Carrie Randel 12, 13, 16, 29, 35, 70, 11 Andrea Lightner 57 Tiana Mikan 156 Melissa Nuzum 49, 143 92,93, 110, 111, 120, 132,139,141, Jamie Lightner 26, 136 Benjamin Mikes 81 Jackie Oates 58 142, 144, 149, 150, 180 Sehoni Lilly 57, 143 Stacy Miku 49 Michael O'Dell 80, 118, 123, 144, 150 Erik Randolph 50, 79, 140 Geoffery Litchney 49, 140 David Miller 27, 34, 147 Brian Odey 41 Jacqueline Rasile 42, 146 Marius Rasinar 50, 86, 87, 88, 138 Jeffery Schafer 13,35,116,137,141,151 Kristina Stroia 14 David Watson 32 Eric Ray 29, 35, 141 Joann Schafer 58,105,110,130,139,144 Jason Stutler 31 Matthew Watson 51 James Ray 50 Ryan Schafer 30, 35, 118, 135 Erin Sullivan 51, 72, 73, 94, 120, 140, Shawndel Watson 32, 88, 128, 133 Steven Ray 12, 13, 14, 16,29,35, Keith Schiffhauer 42 141, 142, 144 Adam Watts 59, 109, 122, 144, 148, 149 78,100, 124, 132, 133, 149 David Schmidt 50 Nicole Sullivan 43, 78, 148, 150 Gretchen Watts 12, 13, 14, 16, 32, 78, Deanna Ream 50 Vincent Schmied 11,30,88, 143 Eileen Summers 31 85,148 Adam Rebh 58, 122 Thomas Schmoyer 30, 74, 88, 158 Justin Summers 59 Amber Wayne 59, 81, 143 Isaac Reese 29 Crystal Schreckengost 50, 142, 158 Anthony Sutcliffe 10, 31, 151 Angela Weatherspoon 51, 156 Robert Renolds 147 Gary Schueller 147 Tricia Swain 30,35,120,141,144,148,150 Eve Weatherspoon 59, 143 Gina Rhome 50, 156, 158 Jeremy Schuh 49, 50, 79, 88, 116 Aaron Swartz 51,71,79,123,140,153,180 Geoffrey Weaver 59, 156 Jeremy Rhome 42 Josh Schiller 147 Stacy Swartz 51, 79, 156 Nathan Weibush 38, 43, 88, 128, 143, Cedric Rice 58, 71, 81, 91, 128, 143, Elizabeth Schuster 50, 142, 143 Bradley Sweitzer 31, 72 144, 148, 150 144, 158 Brian Scott 50 Eric Sweitzer 43, 142 Allison West 13, 28, 32,35,85, 132, Trenholm Rice 42, 102, 128 Kathleen Scott 58 David Swisher 59, 109, 122 141, 142, 148, 150, 158 James Rich 42, 138 Victoria Scott 50 Kimberly Tamayo 59, 145 Kenneth West 51 Melissa Richards 58, 105 Amanda Sears 50 Heather Tatsch 51, 79, 112, 132, 133 Paul West 43, 137 Kendall Richardson 42, 88 Rodney Sellers 42, 145 Heidi Tatsch 59, 115, 130, 151 Sherrie West 59 Colin Richmond 58, 79, 158 Victoria Sepeda 58, 157 Clayton Taylor 31, 35, 147 April Wheelock 51 Jamie Richmond 10, 42, 84, 110, 111, Brandy Severance 50 Leigh Talyor 59 StacieWheelock43, 146 133 Amanda Shaffer 50 AnitraTeli31,35,92, 143 Jennifer Whitacre 59, 157 Michael Richmond 50, 140 Dean Shaffer 136 Brett Thomas 10,28,31, 100, 150, 151 Patrick Whitaker 59, 100, 109 Andrea Riggins 42, 152 Mark Shaffer 150 Brina Thomas 59, 95, 142 Ben White 59,79, 91, 109,122 Jamie Risbeck 81, 136 Tara Shaffer 58, 145 Kristian Thomas 51, 59, 104, 148, 158 Michael Wiggs 59 Steven Risden 42,43, 147 Monique Shepherd 30 Kristopher Thomas 79, 91,109 Michelle Wiggs 13, 16, 32, 78, 155, 156 John Ritchie 42, 86, 116, 126, 139, 141, Kevin Shoemaker 145 Robert Thomas 21, 31, 106 Lydia Wilcox 16,32,35,78, 152 142, 144 Mark Shoffner 30, 136 Trisha Thomas 43, 141 Lauren Wiley 59, 95, 130, 143 Julie Robenstine 50, 76, 79, 150, 156, Brad Shonk 42, 86, 87 Andrew Thompson 59 Kathleen Wiley 43 158 Michael Shonk 50, 108, 139 Triana Thurman 59, 151 Donnie Williams 40, 43, 88, 144, 151 Jody Roberts 29, 35 Wendy Shonk 12, 30, 35, 143, 151, 155 Peter Todd 31 Kimberly Williams 59 Rudy Rodriguez 29, 106, 128, 133, 143, Dawn Shutler 30 Joseph Tolley 43,91,106,138,142,145 Lakrisha Williams 59 144, 156 Jason Shutler 58 KariToney94, 158 Leslie Williams 59, 105, 143, 148 Ryan Rodriguez 42, 78, 86, 87, 106, Luther Shutler 30, 136 John Toole 59 Michael Williams 51, 90, 128, 144 128, 132, 139 Jason Siegfried 42, 88 Michael Trent 59 Renee Williams 32, 146 Jason Rogers 42, 81, 136 Rietta Simmons 50 Ernest Truman 59 Shakisha Williams 51, 114 Uri Rogers 42, 88 Craig Simons 58 Gary Trusty 12,31,35,81,147 Boyd Wilson 51 JoyRohr50, 142 Lynda Sims 50 Thera Tryforos 51, 156 Charles Wilson 51 Timothy Rohr 42, 147 Roger Sisler 50 Sharon Tucker 136 Nancy Wilson 51,155, 158 Jeremy Roller 58 Virginia Sisler 58, 140, 158 Nathan Turner 51, 79, 88, 116, 133 Philip Wilson 32, 142 Quentin Rosenberger 29, 35, 147 Carlye Skidmore 58, 151 William Ullman 43, 145 Roschelle Wilt 32, 35, 73, 140, 143, Jeffrey Rovnak 42, 124, 133 Kevin Smallwood 50, 145 Lisa Underwood 51 144,148, 151,156 Richard Rudolph 58, 91 Bruce Smarr 30, 35, 137, 141 Mackenzie Underwood 59, 109, 128 Kelly Windland 152 Angel Runion 42, 92, 146 Jason Smith 30 Bryan VanCamp 51 Jamesina Winters 51 Allison Rupp 12, 13, 16, 28, 29, 35, 78, Jenene Smith 30, 35, 112, 114, 120, 145 April Vance 81, 152 Robert Wolf 59, 156, 157, 158 98,99,132,139,141, 144,148,149, Jennifer Smith 11, 50, 96, 97, 130, 141, Denny Vance 137 Mark Wolford 59 153 144, 158 Steven Vandal 43, 141 Julie Wollam 51, 96, 97, 114,130 Gwynne Russell 29, 35, 70, 92, 93, 120, Jeremy Smith 58 Steffany Vankampen 136 Richard Mark Wollam 43, 88 139,146 Jessica Smith 58 Robin Vanwye 81, 141 Danielle Wood 15, 32, 104, 105, 156 Ryan Russell 42, 151 Nicholas Smith 58, 91, 118 Chris Vargo 136 Felicia Wood 138, 143,144, 151 Jaime Russo 38,42, 78, 98, 99, 144, Steven Smith 50 Tara Vargovic 31 William Wood 43, 140,158 148, 150 Andrea Smolira 81, 141 Monica Variola 59,71, 79, 95, 150, 151 Dorothy Woods 32 Bobbi Rutan 58 Carrie Snyder 43, 156 Randy Vaughn 43, 136 Justin Woods 51,108, 146, 156 Marni Sabin 12, 13, 16,29,35,78,104, Brean Sprague 43, 92, 93 Jay Venture 141 Robert Woods 43 105,139,142,144,148,149, 150,151, Trevor Sprague 30, 144, 151 KristieVizzuso31,35, 138 Caroline Worley 43, 146 180 Melissa Staggers 59, 95 Angela Vogus 31, 35, 146 Leslie Worley 51 Scott Sabin 50, 79, 102, 103, 108,123, Calvin Stanley 59 Dennis Voshel 51 Christian Wright 138 150 Sarah Starks 51, 79, 98, 110,141 Amy Wade 59, 81, 143 Jennifer Wright 59 Veronica Sacco 50, 104, 130 RodrickSteed40,43,90, 118, 132, 133 Brian Wade 43 John Wurgler 51 Ginger Safreed 42 Jonathan Stella 43, 147 Jackie Wade 31,137,143 Brian Wyer 59, 148 Jerry Sampson 91, 139 Lotasha Stepney 59, 74, 115, 130, 157 Lisa Wagner 152 Corey Yarian 43, 86, 156 John Sanchez 50 Brandy Stewart 115, 120, 143, 148 Monica Wainuskis 43, 156 Kevin Yoho 51 Kimberly Sands 58 Marcy Stewart 30, 35 Troy Wainuskis 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