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•Ill 111* Vanessa Finch and Jaime Richmond sit nervously as the nurses prepare their arms for the needles. |

Alliance High School Blood Day 1995

Rod Steed allowed us to follow him through the bloodletting process. He manages a smile while the nurse pricks his ear (above), but when the time comes to give, he begins to look a little queasy (below left). When he's finished donating, he receives assistance from Cara DeVault. The annual spring blood drive brought in 140 pints of blood, not quite surpassing the goal of 150. The school nurse, Mrs. Grisez, felt, though, that the seniors worked hard to make it a success. The committee chair people were: Cara DeVault (escort), Jaime Russo (canteen), and Tammy Leek (quali­ fying station). The coordinators for Blood Day were John Ritchie, Ryan Case, and Danielle Johnson.

Students anxiously await their turn to give blood after completing their information forms.

Steve Hovanec comforts his classmate after her experience giving blood.

(Above) Beckey Gard makes sure everyone at the canteen is well nourished. (Below) The donors try to relax as they are being "drained".

Chalice Patterson can grin, now that it is all over. Hollywood Nights

King, Uri Rogers, receiving his OJD crown from KEY Club Treasurer, c Tenille Billheimer.

The 1994 Homecoming dance was a Jaime Russo, surprised as ever as she great success following the "Holly­ is crowned queen. wood Nights" theme. The dance was held in the highschool cafeteria and the *'^^H colors were silver and black. HNf*? i \ "^^^B Homecoming Queen and s" a* Wm King were Jaime Russo and Uri Rogers. The Queen's WLS /^^^B attendants were Tricia ^B %• Krabill, Leeza Glazier and Danielle Johnson; the King's Ml il^fl were Nathan Weibush, De­ rek Oney and Steve Hovanec. Hr^

Above: Dana Freconna and Below Left: Leeza Glazier and Nathan Weibush. Below: Tricia Jeremy Menegay and Brina Charlene Phillips say cheese Krabill and Steve Hovanec. Below Right: Danielle Johnson and Thomas take a quick time for the camera. Derek Oney. out to pose for a picture. Arabian Nights

The 1995 Prom at Alliance High School was developed under the theme of "Arabian Nights". The jun­ iors and seniors of Alliance had a magical night of dancing, music and fun in the high school gymnasium which was transformed into an Arabic paradise, complete with palm trees, flowers, and mysterious stars. The colors for the evening were purple, mauve and gold. Derek Oney and Jaime Russo were chosen as the king and queen of the evening. They opened the dance floor for the rest of the couples with "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," by Jaime Russo and Derek Oney are the royal couple of the night. Elton John. Prom f95 An Arabian Night At Alliance High School

Above:Jeff Rovnak,Scott Sabin and Aaron Swartz are taking a little break from dancing. Left: Kris Flugan is helping his friend Bart Lacount fix ...and everyone had a wonderful time dancing. his bow-tie. Humanities Class Travels To Washington D.C.

One of the more popular historic stops on the annual senior tour.

The group poses for a picture on the replica of a Shakespearean stage at the Folger's Shakespeare Library. (1 st Row) Brent Biggs, Donny Williams, Nate Weibush, Cass Craig, Jerry Majalap, Leeza Glazier, Aaron Herzog, Jaime Russo, Brian Odey, Steffan Oswald, Chris Court (2nd Row) Chalice Patterson, Jenny Lamp, Cara DeVault, Gina Freconna, Amanda Morrison, Dan Griffith, Sarah Bolog, Danielle Johnson (3rd Row) Frankie Edwards, Scott Kidd, Matthew Horning, Tricia Krabill, Dave Jones, Steve Hovanec, John Kent

\ Gravity-defying sculpture outside the Modern Art Museum.

(Left) Some of the guys play ball on the Mall. (Below) Jenny Lamp, Gina Freconna, Tricia Krabill, and Cara DeVault brave the rain at Ar­ lington Cemetary Taking a break outside of the National Air and Space Museum (Above Left and Right) The students enjoy intermission of "Sheer Mad­ ness" on the deck of the Kennedy Center.

(Left) Dan Griffith, Steffan Oswald, & Matthew Horning on the mall.

(Right) A reflection of the Washington Monument in the Vietnam War Me­ morial.

26 Seniors, escorted by Mr. Bailor and Ms. Fisher and chauffered by Leroy the bus driver, traveled to Washington D.C. for a jam-packed three day tour. Among other things, the students saw the Presiden­ tial memorials, the Vietnam War memorial, some of the ^HBWHH Smithsonian museums, and the National Archives, and at­ tended a session of Congress and a comedic play entitled "Sheer Madness". Added bo­ nuses to the trip that were not on the original schedule in­ cluded a trip to the Folger's Shakespeare Library, a punch­ ing bag contest, and an encore performance of "The Suffocator"

Mr. Bailor and his buddy Donny Williams., ...Donny? 11 CLASS OF '95 SENIOR ALL-NIGHTER

Above: Derek Oney, Chet Bryant and Shante' Brisker all concentrate on a game of bingo. Below: Brean Sprague.

Leeza Glazier admires all the door prizes

The Class of '95 held its Senior All-Nighter at the Canton Hall of Fame Fitness Center. They enjoyed activities such as swimming, tennis, miniature golf, raquetball, a volleyball tourna­ ment, a basketball tournament and a euchre tournament. In addition to that they enjoyed a disc jockey, karaoke, caricature drawings, and a variety of foods. Every senior left with a valuable prize but even more important, precious memories.

12 Dan Griffith and Veronica Saavedra look excited about the Senior All-Nighter. Nate Weibush is proud of his resemblance to his caricature.

Glenn Akins, Charmane Ceresna, C'Ne Bailey, and Mikyraa Kinnard enjoy a Shante' Brisker smiles as she's being sketched. couple rounds of bingo.

Nicole Sullivan and Cass Craig enjoy a raging game of raquetball. Jaime Richmond, Jaime Russo and Charmane Ceresna 13 School Awards Elks Lodge 467 Paul E. Stillwell, Jr., Art "Teenager of the Year" JoAnn Erisey Amanda Morrison English Elks MVP Award Tammy Leek Ryan Case, Emily Hendel, Tammy Leek French Marines/Scholastic Excellence Award Kristina Potts Ryan Rodriguez Home Economics National School Orchestra Association Louise Barnett Award JOGS Dan Griffith, Elizabeth Nastari Ezekiel Fernandez, Mikyraa Kinnard Ohio High School Athletic Association Math 4.0 Scholar Athlete Ryan Case, Amanda Morrison, Matthew Jennifer Bourne, Ryan Rodriguez Horning, Nicole Sullivan, Chris Court, Kim President's Award for Educational Collen, Cara DeVault, Danielle Johnson, Excellence Tracy Peters, Kristina Potts Ryan Case, Jaime Russo, Amanda Outstanding Senior Stage Crew Morrison, Matthew Horning, Nicole Jason Kelly, Jonathon Mason, Joshua Sullivan, Emily Hendel, Melissa Leech, Leask, Andrea Smolira Tammy Leek, Chris Court, Danielle Science Department Johnson, Jennifer Bourne, Kim Collen, Jaime Russo, Emily Hendel, Chris Court, Michelle Criss, Cara DeVault, Sarah Ryan Case, Cara DeVault, Dave Jones, Diver, Rebecca Gard, Kim Goshorn, Dan Ryan Rodriguez Above: Nathan Weibush. Below Left: Griffith, Tricia Krabill, Elizabeth Nastari, Amanda Morrison. Chalice Patterson, Tracy Peters, Kristina Social Studies Potts, Ryan Rodriguez, Cherie Satchell, Chris Court Elizabeth Bienz Spanish Department Principal's Leadership Award Emily Hendel Matthew Horning Speech US Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Cory Yarian Award Special Awards Jaime Russo, Matthew Horning Alliance Review Journalism Award Scholarships Kari Munson Academic Challenge Team Scholarship American Legion Outstanding Senior... Nicole Sullivan Boy - Ryan Case AEA Robert Dowling Scholarship Girl - Jaime Russo Danielle Johnson Century HI Leaders Award AHS Orchestra Booster Club Scholarship Dan Griffith Elizabeth Nastari, Elizabeth Bienz, Chalice Clarence D. Steffy Humanitarian Award Patterson Ryan Case Alliance Area Retired Teachers Scholarship Distinguished Athlete Award from Melissa Leech the US Marines Coxen Scholarships Jaime Russo Ryan Case, Jaime Russo, Tammy Leek Left: Top 10% scholarship presentation. Below: John Ritchie

David Cowan Memorial Scholarship Local OAPSE Scholarship Michelle Criss Jeremy Rhome David Webster Memorial Scholarship McConahay Scholarships Nicole Sullivan Tammy Leek, Kim Collen, Kim Goshorn, Dr. R.G. Hamrick Memorial Scholarship Elizabeth Nastari, Chalice Patterson, Tracy Melissa Leech Peters, Ryan Case, Karen Greiner, Emily Kathlyn Fetters Memorial Scholarship Hendel, Joyce McCallum, Amanda Tammy Leek Morrison, Kristina Potts, Jaime Richmond, Diversified Cooperative Education Below: Top Scholars, Nicole Sullivan and Ryan Rodriguez, Jaime Russo, Cara Cindy Masters Emily Hendel. Below Right: Matthew DeVault, Tricia Krabill, Kari Munson, Gina Drafting Horning Freconna, Matthew Horning, Danielle Dave Arnold Johnson, Nicole Sullivan Early Childhood Education Mel Knowlton Scholarships Kelly Duke Jaime Richmond, Chris Graphic Communications Court Paul West Mothers Club Outstanding Intensive Business Education Senior Athlete Scholarship Shawna Anderson Tammy Leek, Tricia Marketing Education Krabill, Ryan Rodriguez, Brent Bixler Nathan Weibush Occupational Work Experience Student Senate Scholarship Jason Rogers Matthew Horning Welding Special Jason Gibbons Recognition "Top Scholars" of the Class of 1995 Nicole Sullivan, Emily Hendel National Merit Scholarship Program Commended Scholar Scott Kidd 1995 Kiwanis i Awards Auto Body Jeff Henry Auto Mechanics Cheryl Kibler Cooperative Business Education Laura Bryant o H I w

16 17 Glenn Akins Estell Alexander Latoya Anderson Shawna Anderson

Nicole Armstrong David Arnold Tammy Avery Bethany Ayers

C'Ne Bailey Travon Baker Melissa Bates Victor Barnes

Louise Barnett Richard Beckley 18 Jaime Beatty Anita Belford David Bick Brent Biggs Brent Bixler m Shawn Blasiman A I i Hi ff^

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Sarah Bolog Jennifer Bourne

B Jason Bowers Memories of this year are a blurr for Mike Kuntzman

Shante Brisker David Brogan Marvin Brunner Chet Bryant 19 Laura Bryant Tiffany Bryant

Mikyraa Kinnard had to search far and wide for a vacant computer during research paper week Sunshine Burrier George Cameron

DeAnna Campbell Kendra Candusso Christopher Carli Jennifer Carpenter

Nicole Carter Ryan Case Shaun Cassidy Charmane Ceresna 20 Jaime Ciecerko Michael Clarke Danielle Colbert Vanitra Coleman

Kimberly Collen Carlos Cooper Christopher Court Donald Courtney Somewhere in this pile of sixth graders, Jon Jones assists in a Camp Fitch activity

Jayson Cox Curt Cra

Michelle Criss Jason Cross 21 Vicki Croley Michael Cunningham Eric Custar Shelton Dailey

Nicole Daniels Cara DeVault Terri DeYarmon Sarah Diver

Let's just hope that it's something in the Repository's Sports section that has Dave Jones so unenthused about English

Kentasha Dixon Kelly Duke

Eric Eberly Shawn Eddy 22 Jenny Edwards Joanne Erisey Autumn Fasone Ezekiel Fernandez

Jennifer Fisher Steven Fluharty Laura Fontaine Robert Franks

Kendra Candusso and DeMarkis Nolen find solace from their busy day at AHS in Mrs. Kreiner's room.

Gina Freconna Christopher Gandee

Rebecca Gard Lisa Garland 23 Trisha Thomas and Louise Barnett find the library both informative and entertaining. Steven Gentile

Jason Gibbons Ryan Glaspell Elizabeth Glazier Kimberly Goshorn

Karen Greiner Daniel Griffith Christopher Hartshorn Tameki Heards

Emily Hendel Christopher Helsel Jeff Henry Aaron Herzog 24 DeShannon Hogan Matthew Horning Stephen Hovanec Angel Howell

Crystal Jochem Danielle Johnson Kevin Johnson S'Rabee Johnson Vanitra Jenkins comes knock, knock, knocking on Nikki Carter's door

David Jones Derrick Jones

Jonathan Jones Scott Jones John Kent Scott Kidd Mikyraa Kinnard

John Ritchie remains cool, calm and collected as his pockets are investigated by a curious crawler. Tricia Krabill Michael Kuntzman Jennifer Lamp

William Lancaster Silvana Larkin Annette Leasure Melissa Leech

Tammy Leek Mike Logan Jaqueline Longabardi Jesford Majalap 26 Melissa Martin Cynthia Masters Heather Maxwell Christy Mayle

Joyce McCallum Chad Mercer Kathy Minor Wendie Mohr

Angie Moore Brandice Moore Amanda Morrison Joshua Mountz

Kari Munson Laura Munteanu Nickalous Myers Elizabeth Nastari 27 Bryan Nicholson Melissa Noling Brian Odey

Jeff Rovnak takes full advantage of the technology in the Mac Lab. Steffan Oswald Brian Owens

Anthony Palozzi Chalice Patterson Tracy Peters Heidi Peterson

Edmond Phillips David Poto Kristina Potts 28 Christopher Price Jacqueline Rasile Marie Reed Jeremy Rhome Trenholm Rice

Kendall Richardson Jaime Richmond Andrea Riggins Steve Risden

John Ritchie Ryan Rodriguez Jason Rogers Uri Rogers Our hidden cameras catch Joyce McCallum unawares

Jeffery Rovnak Angel Runion 29 Veronica Saavedra Ginger Safreed Cherie Satchel

Mark Shaffer Brad Shonk Carrie Snyder Nikki Snyder

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Brean Sprague Jonathan Stella William Stinsman Kirk Stoudt

Nicky Stovall Nicole Sullivan Eric Sweitzer 30 Nicole Thomas Brad Shonk checks over his word search for Mrs. Evans's Nukulu Thomas Trisha Thomas multi-genre assignment.

William Ullman Steven Vandal Monica Wainuskis Kenneth Walker

Nathan Weibush Paul West Donny Ray Williams Mark Wollam

Robert Woods Caroline Worley Corey Yarian William Wood 31

Top 10% of Senior Class Honored The Best and the Brightest of 1995

Row 1 Danielle Johnson, Michelle Criss, Melissa Leech, featured speaker Mr. David VanAuker, Rebecca Gard, Cara DeVault, Tricia Krabill. Row 2 Christopher Court, Matthew Horning, Amanda Morrison, Nicole Sullivan, Elizabeth Bienz, Cherie Satchell, Ryan Case, Ryan Rodriguez, Kimberly Collen, Jennifer Bourne. Row 3 Elizabeth Nastari, Kimberly Goshorn, Tammy Leek, Emily Hendel, Jaime Russo, Chalice Patterson, Joyce McCallum, Tracy Peters, Kristina Potts, Sarah Diver, (not pictured) Daniel Griffith.

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(Left) Mr. Zelasko reads the accomplish­ ments of Melissa Leech (Above) Sarah Brown hands Tricia Krabill her certificate 1

Honored Educators: Priscilla Roggenkamp, (Above) Mr. Thomas and Mr. Murray con­ Leslie Austin, Cheryl Brophy, William Little, gratulate Ryan Rodriguez (Below) Chris Court Michael Elder, Janet Wuske, Libby Patterson, receives his certificate from Mr. Murray with William Carli, Janet Frost, Jean Campbell, Janet a handshake Slusser, Paula Andreani, James Bailor, Ron Priest, Stephanie Unckrich, Wayne Fisher, Maryjo VanSwearingen, Al Eibel, Janet Culp, Susan Oravitz, Mark Rosenthal, James Lear, L. Renee Barnes, David Austin, Barbara Moore.

(Above) Students shared dinner with honored edu­ cators, administrators, and board members (Left) Emily Hendel presents her Spanish teacher and hon­ ored educator, Mrs. Andreani, with a certifi­ cate

33 I Commencement 1995

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36 37 Angela Albert Kristi Albert Estell Alexander Rebecca Allen Tracy Anderson Alisha Andrews

Matthew Arnal Steven Ashcraft Susan Ayers Pansy Babb Jessica Baker Michelle Baker

Sarah Baker John Barker Jesse Barnes Trisha Barnes Todd Bee Daniel Bell

Gary Bennett Julie Berlin Elizabeth Bienz Tenille Billheimer Diana Billiter Apt Boykin

Kizzy Brackett Fannie Bradt Yancey Brent Heather Brindac Garrett Brown Randy Bugara

'96 Officers Juakita Jarman, president Chester Jones, vice president Kim Dailey, secretary Allison Randel, treasurer

38 Kelly Cade Kevin Campbell Chad Carlisle Ryan Carte Thomas Carter Jeff Charvat

Theresa Cobbs Michael Coen David Conrad Jody Cooper Kristi Copeland Kelly Crestani

Kimberly Dailey Robert Daley Beth Daniel Terra Daniels Tonya Davis Jassen Dennison

Steffenee DeYarmon Jackie Dickson Susan Dillon Leroy Dilsaver

Hope Dubose Kelley Duro James Dutrow Natasha Edwards

Waiting out a tornado drill. 39 Bryan Ehrlinspiel Jeremiah Eisenbrau Shawn Engle Jennifer Evers

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Catherine Hairston Carrie Harsh Joseph Harsh Jameela Hawkins Rashaun Hawkins Sameka Hawkins Mary Heards Eugene Heater unanda Henschen

Jackie Heslep Melissa Hinojosa Vanessa Hoaglin Rosalyn Hogan David Hoiles Steven Holbrook

Erick Holly Rhoderick Howell Shalay Hubbard Tom Humphreys Juakita Jarman James Jarvis

Dawn Johnson Caterrell Jones Chester Jones

Jamie Jones Natashia Jones Faith Kehres

Brian Kellogg Teresita Kennedy Violet Kidd

Angelica Kirksey Christopher Kisik Mikol Knife

Juakita Jarman hard at work on the ceiling for the prom. Anthony Knight Lisa Koch Kyle Kocher Douglas Korosy David Kowaleski Stephanie Kreiner

Douglas Kress Jerry Kuntzman Chad Lacher Larry Lacivita Bart LaCount Michael Lair

Kara Lamb Joie Latimer Fred Lawson

Rocky Layne Abigail Lear Jason Lilley

Geoffrey Litchne; Aneisia Lott Bobbi Jo Lower

Shaun Loy Scott Lundgren Erin Macaione Elizabeth Marschin Alonya Mason Kea Mathis

Gina McClung Tony McCord Christina McGona^ Bradley McKay Victor McKay Stephanie McKnig] Brandi McLendon Jason McNutt Andy Midcap Tiana Mikan Stacy Miller Tracy Miller

Stacy Minger Benjamin Moreland Amalia Munteanu Jennifer Murphy Brian Myers Greg Myers

Kristina Nagle Robert Nickson Angela Niner

Nicole Norman Kasie Nutial Melissa Nuzum

Michael O'Dell Michael Palmer Joseph Papineau

Allison Randel leads a Camp Fitcher on a muddy trail.

Jason Parks John Penrod Eric Peters Natalie Petersberger

Denise Pinter Jonathan Pratt Antonio Proctor John Puckett

Matt Fiegenschuh and Dave Kowaleski try to recover from their grueling three days at Camp Fitch. 43 Monica Pusateri Suzanne Quick Allison Randel Erik Randolph

Marius Rasinar James Ray Gina Rhome Dennis Risden

Bart LaCount, Jessica Baker, and Jenny Graffice put the final touches on the prom castle.

Julie Robenstine Joy Rohr Phil Rowe Scott Sabin Veronica Sacco Anthony Saunden

Tekesha Saunders Joseph Scalia Sabrina Schaffert Michael Schmidt Crystal Schreckengos Yvonne Schueller

Elizabeth Schuste Amanda Sears Raychelle Self Brandy Severance Amanda Shaffer Michael Shonk

Drew Sims Lynda Sims Kasie Nutial hard at work in the Roger Sisler Attendance Office. Kourtney Skowron

Kevin Small wood Jennifer Smith Steven Smith Chris Springer

44 Odel Stanley Aleus H. Stoodaunt Kristina Stroia Erin Sullivan

Aaron Swartz Stacy Swartz Heather Tatsch Kristian Thomas

Jaime Toot Thera Tryforos Nathan Turner Lisa Underwood

Senior Tricia Krabill advises Chad Lacher on appropriate headwear.

Jessica Utrup Dennis Voshel Naja Washington Crystal Waters Matthew Watson igela Weatherspoon

April Wheelock Lisa Wiles Jennifer Williams Michael Williams Shakisha Williams Charles Wilson

Nancy Wilson Julie Wollam Justin Woods John Wurgler Kevin Yoho Paul Yost

Earl Biggar Crystal Jochem David Metz Michael Richmond April Weibush NOT PICTURED Rachel Butcher Jason Kimble Stacy Miku Mark Rogers Kenneth West Angela Chacon Elliott Landin Sherry Morgan Jeremy Schuh Anthony Williams Heather Ball Amphrodite Davis Andrea Lawson August Mozden Melinda Sullivan Berry Williams Lacey Barker Greg Fall Rodney Leech Jojuanita Myers Anthony Thayer Jamesina Winters Vond Barker Brian Fitzelle Heather Light Patrick Myers Nancy Thomas Leslie Worley Terry Bentley Jaime Hammel Angela Mayle Rashad Neal Bryan VanCamp Chance Young Shelly Bickley Kristian Hausch Neil McMasters Johnetha Pittman Brandi Warner Tanya Zelenak 45 46 47 Shawna Akins Gary Alexander Troy Anderson

Officers - Class of 97: (right) President Nakeyia Latisha Autery Nicholson, (below) Vice John Babb president Brandy Stewart, Jennifer Baddele1 (below right) Treasurer Kim Dudley

Christina Baker Louis Banks Erin Bara

James Barber James Beard Chris Beeler

Aaron Bilcze Billie Jo Binius Tiffany Black Chris Blankensh Philip Blankensh Michael Blaser

Kevin Bradley Aaron Brown Adam Bruderly Kelly Brunie Jessica Burpee Chris Campbell

Justin Carl Anthony Castim Ben Chacon Tara Church Johnny Ciotti Angela Coen Tracy Collage Stephanie Conley

Sarah Morris and Aaron Gibbons catch their breath after Thomas Cottrill completing the demanding Geometry Scavenger Hunt Joshua Court

rammy Courtwright Andrea Criss fashika Culbertson Carolyn Cully Jennifer Danesi jmberly Davidson

Erik Davies Dale Davis Darryl Davis Adam Dennison Athena Dixon Kimberly Dudley

Jared Duncan Nicole Edwards Chris El-Khal rammie Ellsworth Nigel Ewing Jody Eye

Matthew Fagan Kelly Faith

Alicia Fernandez Robert Fisk * Daniel Flitcraft • x Shaun Fontaine Cortyco Ford Charles Fox

Jennifer Frame Roxanne Franciso Casey Franks Dana Freconna

Joe Gaffney Whitney Gajdzik Ryan Ganni Aaron Gibbons Andrea Glaspell Timothy Glasser

Matt Hammerton Andrew Harsh

Michael Hatcher Tiana Hawkins WHgM -

Zakiya Hawkins «. Zondria Heards Paul Helsel w^§ 1 Philip Helsel *'~S Anne Henderhan Todd Herderick ^i*p 1

Amy Hightland Megan Hill

Justin Hons Roni Hull

Crystal Icenhower Krystal James

Jennifer Jefferson Amanda Jochem Nate Johnson Jason Jones Rod Jones

Jody Judge Chad Kelly Joseph Kemp Angela Kersmarki Justin Kirby

Jennifer Kovacich Lisa Krepps Kelly Lab Sara Lacher 51 John Lamp Laura Lanham Maurey Leis

Rebecca Lerch Matthew Lewis Andrea Lightner

Sehoni Lilly Paul Liu Matt Loyer

Mark Lyons Greta Magee Megan Mandole i || Perry Mann Brett Marriner Rachel Mason

Jennifer McCammol Michael McFerreif Adam McMahon Daniel McMast ra| Jeremy Menegay Rachel Meredit

Robert Metzger Darick Miller Jennifer Miller Leigh Ann Miller Turquoise Mitchel Ruth Moore

Brenda Morgan Sarah Morris Erika Murphy Nicole Neely Susan Neidig Gretchen Newcomei David Harrington Kevin Mutton NOT PICTURED Crystal Hayhurst Charles Porterfield Vakeyia Nicholson Linda Bailey Jeff Helsel Amber Riechers Talisa Nicholson Francine Banks Melinda Hill Masheka Rogers Richard Nickson Eric Bortoli Scott Hubbs Jason Shutler Brian Calladine Christina Inherst Craig Simmons Bryan Carman David Jarmusch Danielle Sines Robert Doak Kellie Kirksey Kim Sloat Gregory Doty Stacy Kiser Jeremy Smith Teresa Elliott Kim Lehman Melissa Smith Trent French Tim Lewis Michael Swisher Corey Martin Jaaron Noble Joseph Garcia David Temple Jackie Oates Lawrence Harriston Michael Miller Anthony Townes Brad Offill Larry Lee Handy Tyshaun Miller Brian Wyer

Thomas Pasco Ben Patterson Nylasha Pearson Eric Peebles Jeff Penny Kelly Penturf

Charlene Phillips Kisha Pierce

Shaun Fontaine performs at the National Honor Society induction ceremonies. Mark Pinkerton Cyndi Porrazzo -? Sarah Pugh Florin Rasinar Adam Rebh Cedric Rice / I Melissa Richards Collin Richmond Jeremy Roller Richard Rudolph Jerry Sampson

Kimberly Sands Jay Schafer Joann Schafer

Kathy Scott Victoria Sepeda Tara Shaffer Virginia Sisler Carlye Skidmon Chuck Smith

Jessica Smith Nicholas Smith Melissa Stagger Calvin Stanley Lotasha Stepne) Brandy Stewart

Kimberly Tamayo Heidi Tatsch Leigh Taylor Brina Thomas

Kristopher Thomas Torec Thomas Triana Thurman John Toole Michael Trent Shanita Triplett

Mackenzie Underwood Monica Variola

Amy Wade Mike Ward Jeremy Menegay demonstrates how to dissect a shark at the science fair.

Jessica Warner 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 Mark Wolford Jennifer Wright Jeremy Zigler

Zachary Zumbar Kelly Zupanic 56 57 Jason Akerblad Gina Akins Heather Andrews Torrie Anthony Arthur Avery Delbert Baddeley

Tasha Banks Heather Bates Adam Bell Margeretta Bell Tabitha Berry Eric Bishsel

Danielle Bickley Judy Bickley Alison Bilcze Michael Blackwe Rebecca Blaser Rebetha Blaser

Steven Bosca Michael Bourne Tabbatha Bowm; Tara Brady Jody Brendlingei Gino Brisker

Chastity Brooks Crystal Brooks Brian Brown

Carla Brown Kelly Brown Dara Brownlee

Sarah Reese takes a break from her busy practice Chaz Bryant schedule. Brian Bunn Chris Burnham Jesse Burt Chad Burton Jason Butcher Carrie By craft Anita Cameron David Cameron

Paris Cameron Shereefa Cameron Jason Campbell Richard Carli Joshua Carpenter Sonya Carver

John Claitt Ikasha Tonika Clayton Darnetta Colbert Janelle Couts Kimberly Crestani

Lori Cross Tricia Dailey Gregory Dallas Brian Dangelo Jerrick Daniels Quentin Daniels Jeffery Davis Mark Davis Christopher Dea Gia Degirolamo Chad Dennis Melissa Deuvall

Gina DeVault Erin Dillon Amanda Dilsave Ryan Donohoe Chris Dordea Amanda Doty

Bambi Dry burg Fawyna Dryburj Andrea Eberly Denise Edmond Heather Edward Nichole Edward

Chad Emplit Nathan England Raelynn Estock Anthony Evans Michael Fagan Lawrence Faulk

Teresa Feeney Hillary Ferguson Dustin Flitcraft Terry Frame

John Freconna Joshua Garrison Michael Gentile H| Keith George

Kenny George Chris Owens and Kim Korosy Kevin George Michael George Richard Gillman Jim Glasser Darnell Gordon Jaime Graber Tasha Gray Christopher Green Frank Greiner

Emily Griffith Joshua Hahn Lawrence Hall

Beth Halverstadt Scott Hamilton Samantha Hancock

Stephanni Harris Tiffany Hendershot Kimberly Henry Elizabeth Herron Zachary Herzog Phyllis Hinerman

Shena Hocker Anita Hogan Joanna Hoiles Jason Hollis Shane Hoover James Householder

Jillian Hughes Sara Hughes William Hughes Jamie Hull Ernest Jefferson Sabrina Jenkins

Bobby Jochem Daijin Johnson Benjamin Jones Ernest Jones Robert Jones Gary King Tina King Jarrin King Lucia Kirksey Nicole Kirksey Ragan Kirksey Paul Kirschner

Derrick Knauf Kelly Koons Kimberly Korosy David Krohe Kenneth Kuntzm; Darnell Lawson

William Martin Daniel Masters James Mauck Jamie Maxon Camie Mays Jason McGarve)

Christine McKa April McMuller Matthew Meirin Renee Mergenths Joseph Middled Joseph Mikes Dawn Miller Deshanna Miller Mark Miller Keane Monnette Gary Moore Carrie Moreland

Joshua Moreland Hope Morgan Jason Murphy Akarius Myers Andrew Myers Joseph Myers

Michele Myers Ryan Mylius Matthew Nastari Lowrell Neal

Jason Nichols Edward Nickson William Noble Shanna Ogden

Christopher Owens Aimee Oyer Wendy Oyster Brian Pasco Brent Paulus Dennis Payton

Andrew Peterson Latray Porter Robert Porter Tia Porterfield Kelly Presley Quanise Purdy

Camilo Quesada Bradley Raffle Christina Rakes Marnie Randel Rachel Ray Scott Ray Sarah Reese Robyn Reitz Jared Rice

Eric Richmond Stephanie Richmond Stacy Rickman

Jamison Roller Aaron Rummel Shaun Runion Kathleen Sams Lindsay Sarchior Scott Saunders

Aaron Sayers Anthony Schneid Jaime Schrader Jessica Scott Louis Scott Andrea Seabolt

Victor Seals Christian Shonk Amber Shriver Jaime Sina Trisha Sinkovitz Dawn Smarr

James Smith Lakisha Smith Matthew Sobotka Elizabeth Sol Christina Stahler Julia Standing Markeds Stevens Stacey Stewart Genea Thain Karry Thain Brandon Thomas Tanisha Thomas

haddeus Thompson Michael Thorpe Joseph Tolley Rebecca Toole Damon Townes Todd Trusty

Christy Vanostran Liviu Vasu Tony Vitale Hope Webler Amanda Wehner Rebecca Wehner

Jennifer West Shawn White Ian Wilcox Meredith Wiley Edward Williams Loyal Williams

NOT PICTURED Brian Andrews Floreign Jones Jason Schell Eric Bennett Arthur Kaiser Brian Shortridge Anthony Brogan Misty Kelley Jammie Smith Delia Burkhart Brandi Lockner Richard Spencer Charles Willis Chastity DeLuca Tanekia Martin Derek Stalder Charlesetta Willis Edward Witham Michael Domino Yashica Mason Roeshawna Thigpen Stacy Emery Anna May Ray Underwood Roni Fickes Patrick McGarvey Sarah Wagner Walter Fluellen Shaun Morgan Thomas Welling Jennifer Foy Edmond Ormiston Jeremy Welsh Patryna Goosby Shaun Perez Marion West Lawrence Haidet Shaun Pfister Ronald Heestand Jimmie Pugh Jennifer Wollam Chad Howell Nicholas Rohr Richard Worley Jason Yost Lisa Humphreys Hope Sargent

65 LEAR NAMED TEACHER OF THE YEAR MOSTr ^ WANTED

The annual Academic Awards as­ sembly culminated with the an­ nouncement of the 94-95 Teacher of the Year and, for the second time, the honors went to Social Studies teacher James Lear. Mr. Lear has taught at Alliance for 20 years and is a graduate ofAHS. (above) Advisor to the Jun­ ior class, Mr. Lear helps in preparing the Prom "ceiling." (left) Student Senate President Shannon Faith con­ gratulates the hon oree after the as sembly.

FACULTY& 66 ADMINIS TR ATION Sally Ailes for. lang. Paula Andreani for. lang. prin. Greg Backus lang. arts James Bailor

Mrs. Austin gleefully displays the diseased sheep lung exhibit at the Science fair.

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Renee Barnes for. lang. Tom Bert eng. draft. Mark Blackstone me. Lisa Blanchard phys. ed. ath. dir. Thomas Brabson graph, comm. Demery Brown owe. Delmar Bruderly sec. Patricia Campitelli

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Jan Carli guid William Carli math. Carol Chapman i.b.e. James Christine lang. arts home ec. Joanne Cinsoi

Mr. Brabson, Mr. Noonan, Mrs. Cornell and Mr. Blackstone keep the fires burning during the annual spring barbecue.

lang. arts James Clegg home ec. Marie Drum jAr, 1T.1J R^hard Claflin broadcast arts spec ed Michael Elder iang arts Carol Evans Carol Fisher lang. arts Wayne Fisher Gary Greene elect. F. Robert Francis careered Nancy Green sec.

Superintendent John Thomas had a few words of tribute and appreciation for Principal Greg Backus a the Christmas assembly. Mr. Backus left AHS after the holiday break.

Linda Grisez nurse spec. ed. Ken Harper home ec. Carol Hennessey Sylvia Hilles sec and R. Patrick Hilles comm. art

69 the SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: (seated) Leslie Austin, David Austin, Debbie Weibush (standing) Jerry Hammerton, Al Eibel, Nancy Holub, Kathryn Jarman be. Judy Honeywell

the Kreiners: Stephanie, Cynthia spec. ed. and Charles spec. ed. 70 J Julie Krichbaum for. lang. Ron Kuceyeski guid. l.m.c. Ilene LaCount math Ruth Maldoven

Janice Menegay att. off. John Malsch soc stud. Patti Eves cosm. Mr. Kreiner checks to see that all is running smoothly at another highly successful Top Gun Wrestling l.m.c. Margaret Miller tournament.

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1 I Greg Mulig bus Richard Murray prin math Susan Oravitz soc stud Kara Partridge

Mrs. Oravitz practices basic copier maintenance. If Libby Patterson lang arts Gordon Puis guid Owen Riley music Joann Ruszkowski art math Joseph Rutledge cust Ron Santucci soc stud. Gerald Seavy security Ed Shuller

••••Hi Dan Edgein j.o.g.s. \ 73 Holly VanHorn lang arts Cynthia Vickers math Sandra Walker spec ed Sharon Walker math tutor Karen Whitaker owe Paul Wolf voc dir Roger Yauman soc. stud. Joseph Zelas

Alliance City Schools Administration: (stand­ ing) Donald Shem and Arthur Games, assistant superintendents, (seated) Dale Burdette, treasurer and John Thomas, superintendent. Janet Slusser Sharon Toomey g.r.a.d.s. Janet Wuske bus. Ken Yost mach. tr.

Barbara Graf Jack Guess Barabara Nicholson David Lundgren James Mauldin r AHS MOSTr ^ WANTED

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Cast List Haversham- Erin Greiner Rita- Erin Sullivan Miss Maple- Jennifer Wright Father White- Laura Fontaine Chandler Marlowe- Steve Holbrook Louie Fan- Mike Palmer Rick Carlyle- Corey Yarian Laura Carlyle- Stephanie Kreiner Peter Flimsey- Sarah Baker Charity Haze- Shannon Faith Laura Carlyle describes her husband's infatuation with Mabel Dupre. Mabel Dupre- Erin Greiner Pharoah Link- Sarah Baker

"Behold, incriminating evidence" says Louie Fan as he presents a wheelchair to aide one of his ridiculous accusations.

Chandler Marlowe takes a minute to relax. 78 The cast turns to greet the notorious Charity Haze. The cast patiently waits for Mike Palmer to December tenth was a cold and rainy evening which set the stage reveal the identity of the murderer. perfectly for the opening night of The Butler Did It. The night was filled with suspense as the murder mystery unfolded. Mr. James Clegg, with the help of Student Director Tammy Courtwright, directed the cast that portrayed a group of mystery writers on a weekend getaway at Ravenswood Manor. A murder was committed, accusa­ tions were made, and a good time was had by all. The play was performed the evening of the tenth and again, with a few memorable glitches, on the afternoon of the eleventh.

(above)Louie Fan methodically accuses each cast member of being the murderer, (right) Rita whispers to the mysterious contents of her hatbox. Excellence Awards Botany - Ryan Case Engineering - Scott Lundgren Medicine & Health - Sarah Robenstine Microbiology - Emily Hendel Environmental Sciences - Philip Fultz

Mrs. Austin presents her demonstration to some curious young scientists.

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Chris Court explains his project to Jerry Majalap and Mrs. Weibush.

.1 The Robyn Marie Klusch Award was presented to Ryan Case (left) for his multiple year research.

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Right: Philip Fultz is being interrogated by the judges. Below: Estell Alexander exam­ ines the dissected specimen. Below Left: Erin Greiner deals with the pre-judging but­ terflies.

The David M. Graf Award was presented to Scott Lundgren (right) for his "Best of Show" project. Left: Scott Sabin and Aaron Swartz continue the candle lighting ceremony. Above: Jessica Baker and Allison Randel congratulate each other with a friendly hug. RH National Honor Society Induction Ceremony

The National Honor Society inducted 23 juniors and 17 se­ niors. The new members were welcomed by N.H.S. officers Daniel Griffith, Matthew Horning, Ryan Case and Tricia Krabill and the other 18 senior members.

Above: Michelle Criss "keys" and congratulates Nancy Wil­ Below: Mrs. Pamela Kimble, Professor of Education at Mount Union son. Below: Scott Lundgren congratulated by Dan Griffith. College, was the key note speaker at the '95 induction. Ben Moreland and Attorney Stone

Row 1 Andrea Glaspell, Rebecca Lerch Row 2 Paul Liu, Chalice Patterson, Nancy Geoff Litchney reads through his closing argument before the mock trial Wilson Row 3 Geoff Litchney, Aaron team leaves for their competition at the Canton Municipal Courthouse. Swartz, Ben Moreland, Sarah Robenstine The ?94-'95 Mock Trial Teams participated in a case involving a cur­ few violation. The prosecution team consisting of lawyers Geoff Litchney and Chalice Patterson, witnesses Paul Lui and Andrea Glaspell and bailiff Ben Moreland. The defense team included lawyers Nancy Wilson and Aaron Swartz, witnesses Sarah Robenstine and Rebecca Lerch and alternate Lauren Wiley. The prosecution was narowly defeated in two consecutive matches, but got "Best Lawyer" status from Geoff Litchney. The defense team won its first match and lost its second by a single point. Nancy Ohio Mock Wilson and Sarah Robenstine '94 Trial '95 were named "Best Lawyer" and "Best Witness" respectively. In only the second year that A.H.S has competed in the annual competition, the stu­ dent counsels showed obvious improvement.

(Far Left ) One of many practices from October to March. (Left) De­ fense counsels.

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3«!:f Above: Joe Papineau and Dave The Personal Above: Laura Fontaine Brogan celebrated birthdays on the Perspectives in crosses the Snake River trip. Below: Nigel Ewing helps Ecology class Right: Jerry Majalap pre­ Matt, a counselor from the science spent the entire pares to take a picture over­ school, hold up the remains from looking Dubois, Wyoming. school year pre­ an elk skeleton paring for a class trip to Wyoming. The students read seven books, each dealing with a particular eco­ logical concern. They also studied the Greater Yellowstone Eco-system that exists in Wyoming. Above: Some of the guys playing hacky-sack at the Tipi Camper Court.

I Left: Rashaun Hawkins unloads his luggage at Jackson Hole Airport. Above: Ryan j Rodriguez takes a nap after a busy day in the field. Below: Aaron Swartz rests his injured knee after a long hike. Each student was responsible for funding his/her own trip, but they had several fund raising opportunities including a candy sale, t-shirt and coffee mug sales and snow shoveling and leaf raking. Once the year was over the students traveled by train to Wyoming where they spent 17 days. They attended the Teton Science School in Kelly, Wyoming and traveled through . Mr Eibel and Steffan Oswald, Doug Korosy, Yellowstone National Park - andt TThU e rFitzpatnc, . . !k TWilderTrl , - Elizabet~ h Bienz Dave Brogan r confer abouu t ness Center in Dubois. journal writing.

Spelunkers, (Above) Rachel Games and (Below) Tom Carter, examine a small cave.

Above: Waterfall in Fitzpatrick Wil­ derness Center. Upper Right: Mr. El­ der enjoyed the field experience of the riparian community. Below Right: Kari Munson and Rashaun Hawkins take a short break from their strenuous hike. Below Left: Lunch 1 overlooking Upper Slide Lake.

^^TlHHHMnHH' f f sets attendance records " Annie Over 3,000 tickets sold

Annie- Ann Bolog Wacky- Joe Middleton (Above Left) Miss Hannigan shows her frustration with her Little Girls. (Above Daddy Warbucks- President Roosevelt- Dan Right) Mr. Warbucks, Grace and Annie get gussied up for the Christmas party Robert Wolf Griffith at the Warbucks mansion. (Below) Members of the Annie cast rehearse Hooverville Mrs. Roosevelt- Randi Grace Ferrell- Sarah choreorgraphy. Baker Mackintosh Miss Hannigan- Leeza Star to Be- Gina Rhome Glazier Drake- Carlos Cooper Rooster- Corey Yarian Mrs. Greer- Amanda Lilly St. Regis- Katie Henschen Sams Mrs. Pugh- Jennifer Bundles- Whitacre Matthew Horning Cecille- Sarah Robenstine Bert Healy- Matthew Annette- Tricia Dailey Horning Perkins- Sarah Reese Morganthau- Matthew Ickes- Joe Middleton Horning Howe- Geoff Weaver Sound Effects Man- Mike Hull- Mike Bourne Bourne Student Director- Emily Jimmy Johnson- Griffith Lawrence Faulk Director, Music Direc­ Boylen Sisters- Janelle tor- Wayne Fisher Couts, Becky Blaser, Sarah Reese

(Below) Drake entertains the rest of the Warbucks Mansion staff. (Right) The President, his wife Eleanor, and personal aide Louis Howe. u

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1995 Vocational Early Childhood Skills Olympics Education First Place Winners Becky Games Auto Body I Electronics I Dennis Risden Leroy Dilsaver Auto Boby II Electronics II Gary Schueller Andrea Smolira Auto Mechanics I Graphic Tim Ustick Communications Auto Mechanics II Paul West Derrick Brown Work and Family Commercial Art I Job Interview Star Amanda Sears Event Commercial Art II Jennifer Fisher Mike Cunningham Focus on Children Star Cooperative Business Event Education Heather Brindack Wendie Mohr Cosmetology I Kea Mathis Cosmotology II Violet Strain Diversified Cooperative Training Josh Mountz Drafting Dave Poto Scholarship is Celebrated at the Annual Academic Awards Assembly Academic excellence was recognized at the annual assembly in the Spring as awards were presented by each department and scholars from each class were honored for maintaining G.P.A.s of 3.5 or higher. Randi Mackintosh, Josh Moreland and Jamie Maxon lead a parade of freshmen to the awards table

Kelly Penturf and Rachel Mason are congratulated by Mr. Murray for thei academic achievements.

Katie Sams accepts her math prize from Mrs. Vickers Nakeyia Nicholson gets her award and heartfelt con­ gratulations from Mrs. Wuske.

Danielle Johnson receives one of the rare Senior 3.5 pins. 90 Freshmen Zachary Herzog, JoAnna Hoiles and Shane Hoover collect their awards.

Juniors Jennifer Evers and Susan Dillon receive their pins. Laura Lanham receives her Foreign Language award

Juniors Eric Randolph and Aaron Swartz and sophomore Zach Zumbar listen calmly as their mathemat­ ics achievements are announced.

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93 Girls Soccer Bright Future in Store for Aviators Freshmen Strengthen Team

The Girls Soccer team had an amazing turn­ around in their second year. Behind the leader­ ship of new coaches Amado Sandoval and Alex Ramirez and the strength of new additions on both offense and defense, the team improved its record to 4-12. Freshman forward Becky Blaser led the offense with 14 goals en route to the team's Golden Boot and MVP awards and 1st team All- Federal League honors. Other players receiving Federal League recognition were Freshman for­ ward Emily Griffith 2nd team, Junior defender Rachel Games and Senior defender Gina Freconna honorable mention.

Row 1 (1 to r) Casey Franks, Jody Brendlinger, Emily Griffith, Becky Blaser, Teresa Feeney, Gina DeVault, Kelly Brunie Row 2 Asst. Coach Alex Ramirez, Erin Greiner, Jaime Richmond, Rachel Games, Gina Freconna, Cara DeVault, Stephanie Kreiner, Jaime Schrader, Sarah Morris Not Pictured Veronica Saavedra

Defender Rachel Games tries to clear the ball out of the Aviators' goal area.

Jaime Richmond battles for the ball against Sarah Morris takes the goalkick for the the opposing forward. Aviators.

Kelly Brunie passes the ball up to her forwards.

94 Another nice save by Goalkeeper Jody Brendlinger. MVP BeckyBlaser BestDefender RachelGarnes GoldenBoot BeckyBlaser Mostlmproved GinaFreconna (above)Aviator defenders Casey Franks and Veronica Saavedra collapse on the opposing team's for­ ward, (left) Erin Greiner out hustles a defender to get the ball.

Regular Season Results 0 Norton 3 1 CantonCentralCatholic 1 1 GlenOak 6 4 St.Thomas 7 1 Tallmadge 0 1 Lake 6 o CardinalMooney 4 4 AkronKenmore 0 0 Jackson 7 3 WesternReserve 2 0 Revere 6 1 Wooster 9 Stephanie Kreiner leads the Aviator attack downfield. 1 MedinaHighland 9 5 Field 0 0 Hoover 4 Tournament Results 0 AustintownFitch 3

Freshman Becky Blaser was the team's leading scorer and MVP.

95 Boyssoys Soccersoccer Aviators Begin Winning Tradition Finish Season With 7 Wins

Regular Season Results 4 Minerva 3 8 Timken 1 2 CantonSouth 4 0 Glenoak 5 1 AkronEllet 0 1 Lake 4 2 Marlington 1 0 Jackson 6 5 CantonMcKinley 2 3 Wooster 4 7 AkronNorth 1 1 NewPhiladelphia 2 5 AkronCentral 0 (l to r) 1st Row Corey Yarian, Chad Dennis, David Kowaleski, Thomas Carter, Ryan Rodriguez, Robert Franks, Brad Shonk, Brent Biggs, Thaddeus Thompson, 1 Hoover 2 James Ray, Asst. Coach Alex Ramirez, Head Coach Amado Sandoval 2nd Row 2 TuskyValley 2 Steffan Oswald, Aaron Herzog, Matthew Homing, Steven Bosca, Matthew Sobotka, Playoffs Zachary Zumbar, Florin Rasinar, Zachary Herzog, Adam Bell, Lawrence Faulk 4 Austintown-Fitch 5 Not Pictured Austin Criss, Christopher Green, Jesford Majalap, Marius Rasinar

Marius Rasinar tries to get the ball under control, but the scoreboard shows the Aviators already have the game under control.

MVP Ryan Aaron Herzog performs his famous "monkey Rodriguez looks for a throw". The Aviators turned 9 of Aaron's way around two throws into goals. McKinley defenders. Ryan led the Federal MVP RyanRodriguez League in scoring with a school record BestDefender AaronHerzog 24 goals. GoldenBoot RyanRodriguez Mostlmproved ChadDennis In its second year of existence, the boys soccer team ammassed an impresive regular season record of 7- 7-1. The season ended with a heartbeaking 5-4 overtime loss to Austintown-Fitch in the first round of the playoffs. Highlights of the season were the first Federal League win in team history, defeating Marlington for the second straight year, and a 5-2 thrashing of eventual district champs, Canton McKinley. Senior Captain Ryan Rodriguez, who led the team in scoring for the second straight year, again received the Golden Boot award, given to the best forward, and was voted Most Valuable Player by his Steve Bosca tries to manuever around the defender. teammates. Ryan received First Team All-Federal League honors, Senior Aaron Herzog was named to the Second Team, and Junior Marius Rasinar was awarded Honorable Mention in the Federal League.

Steffan Oswald hustles down field to beat the McKinley defender.

(right above) Sopho­ more Florin Rasinar charges in at the opposing goalie (right below) Alliance's offense charges down field.

Chris Green prepares for a cross. Row 1: Zeke Fernandez, Josh Mountz, Kendal Richardson, George Cameron, Chris Court, Derrick Jones, Donnie Williams, Uri Rogers, Steve Hovanec, S'Rabee Johnson. Row 2: Rashad Neal, Jeremy Schuh, Mattl Arnal, Apt Boykin, Garrett Brown, Nict| Stovall, Kenny Walker, Jon Jones, Phil Fultz, Kris Flugan, Doug Kress! Nate Weibush. Row! 3: Rashaun Hawkins, Jon Wurgler, Victor

Paul Yost, Chet Jones, Freddie Lawson, Rod Howell, Nate Turner, Richard Rudolph, Louis Banks, Robert Metzger. Row^Dertc^Mmer6"1 Ben Wrute Adam Rebh, Rod Jones, Ben Patterson, Matt Lewis, Adam Strait, Nick Smith, Cedric Rice, Mackenzie Underwood Brett Mariner, John Babb. Row5: Ryan Ganni, Josh Court, Tom Pasco, Jon Pratt. Row 6: Tim Kernan, Mike Johnson, Tony Sokol Nick Hulea Ron Kuceyeski, Dwight Fertig, Gary King, Mike Elder AVIATORS DEFEAT THIRD-RANKED LAKE

(right) The Aviators take their places on the line of scrimmage. (below) c V • m George Cameron set a new school rushing record with 1436 yards. i Coach Kuz rallies the team during a timeout. The 94-95 Alliance football team had a tough season against the Federal League. They fought hard, but ended the season with a record of 3-7. Outstanding players this year include George Cameron, who set a new school record of 1436 rushing yards in a single season, received the MVP award, and was named to the First Team All-Federal League; Der­ rick Jones and Donnie Williams, Second Team All- Federal League; Omad Stovall and Kendall Richardson, Honorable Mention; and Chris Court, Coaches Award, and Honorable Mention. Alliance takes the field for the Massillon game

Brett Marriner struggles hard to tackle his opponent from GlenOak.

Aviator Football 1994 Season Results 20 Stow 21 0 Jackson 14 21 NewPhilly 24 16 Lake 9 7 Perry 9 7 Hoover 14 14 GlenOak 35 (above) The offensive line paves the 0 Massillon 20 way. (below) Derrick Jones moves 34 Wooster 28 (above) Senior S'Rabee Johnson, takes a rest down the field as he dodges his oppo­ 35 Timken 14 from a hard game, (below) Aviators in nent. action! Running With the Best!

Junior Julie Wollam during a Row One: Ronnie Hull, Kea Mathis, Rosalyn Hogan, Jo Ann Schafer, Tiffany Hendershot. Row long tiring run. Two: Heather Tatsch, Julie Wollam, Kasie Nutial, Jenny Wollam.

Tiffany Hendershot.

Girls Cross Country Coach Eibel consults team members before the race.

100 Junior Heather Tatsch is determined to finish strong.

The nine member girls cross country team, led by captain Kasie Nutial, ended the season with a 2-6 record in the Federal League. Season highlights consisted of a 3rd place finishes in the Marlington Invitational and the Aviator Invitational. The girls also ranked 5th in the Carrollton Invitational. Freshman Jennifer Wollam was named to the First Team All Federal League and the First Team All County. Junior Julie Wollam and Sophmore Roni Hull received Federal League Honor­ able Mention.

Sophmore Roni Hull concentrates

Kasie Nutial strives to keep her pace.

Tiffany Hendershot pushes forward to finish.

101 AVIATORS PLACE SECOND IN A.H.S. INVITATIONAL The A.H.S. Boys Cross Country team ended its 1994 season with an over-all record of four wins and four losses. The Aviators placed second in the Aviator Invitational, missing first place by only two points. They received ninth place in District Competition and placed seventh in the Federal League. Head coach Eibel said that he would miss coaching the seniors who would be graduating in '95.

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NewPhilly win Lake win Timken loss Perry win Hoover win Wooster loss GlenOak loss Jackson loss Alliancelnvit. 2nd Doverlnvit 9th Caroltonlnvit. 5th The A.H.S cross country team stretches before starting the meet.

(Left to Right) David Krone, Glenn Akins, Ryan Case, Scott Lundgren, Trenholm Rice, Jay Schafer.

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Ryan Case works to keep his com­ posure.

Scott Lundgren is determined to fin­ ish the race. Trenholm Rice leads the pack to the finish line. 103 PLAYING HARD COURT TENNIS

(left to right) Row 1: Shante Brisker, Elizabeth Marschinke, Latisha Autery, Michelle Baker. Row 2: Deanna Faulkner, Greta Magee, Amalia Munteanu, Jaime Russo, Amanda Henschen, coach Ken Yost.

First singles player and co-MVP, Michelle Baker, goes for a winning forehand.

1994 GIRLS TENNIS SCHEDULE Lake away Perry home Hoover away Wooster home Louisville home Timken away NewPhilly home WestBranch home Jackson away GlenOak home Lake home United home Hoover home Second singles player and co-MVP, Amalia Wooster away Munteanu, blasts a half-volley backhand. Jaime Russo powers a vicious serve over the net. Perry away 104 Elizabeth Marschinke charges the net.

Most improved player, Latisha Autery concentrates on hitting a volley down the line.

Senior Jaime Russo stretches in an Michelle Baker is ready to smash her opponent's effort to hit an overhead. serve.

1994 was a transition year for the AHS girls tennis team. With the top five players graduating the year before, "we had to play with only fivepeopl e for half the season. When one player was out or ill, we had to forfeit two matches", explained coach Ken Yost. A Federal League record of 0-12 and an overall record of 0-15 showed that to forfeit two out of five matches and still win is an impossible job. As the season went along, more players showed up, and by next year, coach Yost Coach Ken Yost contemplates new expects the team to show "great improvement". The team is looking forward to next strategy. season and playing the hard-court game of tennis. 105 Ryan Peters follows through on his tee shot.

Mark Lyons watches his drive head toward the green

Alliance ended its season with a record of 4 and 8 in the Federal League finishing sixth. They finished ninth in the Stark County Tournament and seventh in the Sectional Tournament. Junior David Hoiles was named to the First team All-Federal League, Honorable Mention All-County, and he re­ ceived the MVP award. He was defeated in a sudden death playoff preventing him from advancing to Regional Competition. Coach Gerald Seavy said, "As a team we played our best at the Sectional Tournament." Also receiving awards at the Fall Sports Banquet were: Steve Risden, Coach's Award; Kris Thomas and Ryan Peters, tied for Most Improved.

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Senior Steve Risden waits for his ball Row One: Ryan Peters, Mark Lyons, Kris Thomas, Scott Ray, Aaron Bilcze, and Patrick to fall on the fairway. Whitaker. Row Two: Mike McFerren, Steve Risden, Bobby Daley, Bart LaCount, David Hoiles and Coach Seavy. 106 Alliance Golfers Place Sixth in Federal League

177 Salem 167 185 Perry 186 177 Lake 164 170 NorthCanton 160 165 Timken 185 165 AkronNorth 232 175 NewPhilly 176 185 Jackson 173 171 Glenoak 165 172 Wooster 165 176 Lake 173 178 Perry 192 204 Minerva 190 179 NorthCanton 179 (left) Bart LaCount lines up his putt. 177 St.Thomas 158 (Above) Mark Lyons tries to help his putt 184 Wooster 172 break toward the cup.

an £1 Mark Lyons and Mike McFerren, happy with their putts, walk to the next tee.

Mike McFerren records his strokes. 107 The varsity volleyball Varsity Volleyball team, headed by a new Above and Beyond the Net The Aviators set up the coach, Lisa Blanchard, play for the score. placed eighth in the Fed­ eral League with a record of 3-13. Allison Randel received second team All- Federal League and hon­ orable mention on the All- County and All-District teams. Abbie Lear re­ ceived honorable mention All-Federal League. Ac­ cording to the head coach, "The team improved im­ mensely," during the '94 season.

(above) Jenny Bourne sets the ball to her teammate, (below) Erin Sullivan and Jenny Evers prepare for the return.

Allison Randel concentrates on her consistent serve. Abbie Lear focuses on the game.

Coach Blanchard explains the strategy to the team during a time out.

(front row) Brean Sprague, Kelly Penturf, Karen Greiner, Erin Sullivan, Angel Runion (back row) Coach Lisa Blanchard, Allison Randel, Abbie Lear, Jenny Bourne, Danielle Colbert, Jenny Evers, Kelly Crestani (above) A perfect set by Allison Randel. (left) Danielle Colbert smashes one over the net.

Jackson 15-3,5-15,10-15 @NewPhiIly 15-10,12-15,15-12 Lake 5-15,12-15 @ Perry 2-15,15-10,2-15 Hoover 3-15,5-15 ©GlenOak 3-15,15-11,6-15 @St.Thomas 15-11,15-12 @Wooster 7-15,5-15 Timken 15-5,15-11 @Jackson 0-15,11-15 NewPhilly 13-15,15-7,8-15 Minerva 15-9,15-13 @Lake 9-15,8-15 Perry 15-6,1-15,9-15 Salem 9-15,10-15 GlenOak 6-15,5-15 WestBranch 4-15,0-15 @Hoover 11-15,15-12,6-15 Wooster 7-15,5-15 @Timken 15-5,15-12

Tournament at Jackson: Hoover 0-15,12-15 Jenny Evers practices before the game 109 Junior Varsity Volleyball... 1994: A Season of Hard Work

back row 1 to r: Coach Jennifer Baxter, Sue Dillon, Kelly Zupanic, Angie Kersmarki, Brina Thomas, Monica Variola, Kim Daily, front row 1 to r: Sarah Baker, Kelly Penturf, Adrienne Grove, Charlene Phillips, Stacy Miller, Leigh Taylor. Stacy Miller skillfully bumps it back.

Jackson 15-7,3-15,10-15 N.Philadelphia 12-15,8-15 Lake 5-15,4-15 Perry 3-15,15-2,15-13 N.Canton 8-15,15-2,10-15 GlenOak 6-15,8-15 St.Thomas 16-18,15-8,12-15 Wooster 4-15,7-15 Timken 15-9,15-4 Jackson 5-15,15-12,5-1 N.Philadelphia 17-15,15-10 Minerva 15-6,6-15,15-1 Lake 15-8,15-12 Perry 10-15,15-4,10-15 Salem 0-15,15-4,10-15 GlenOak 15-13,3-15,8-15 Sue Dillon concentrates on serv­ W.Branch 4-15,15-13,12-15 Brina Thomas, Kelly Penturf, and Angie Kesmarki anxiously ing the ball. N.Canton 3-15,1-15 await the next play.

back row 1 to r: Coach Lisa Hamilton, Sarah Reese, Marnie Randel, Roni Fickes, Christine Freshman Volleyball McKay, Chastity Brooks, front row 1 to r: Carrie Bycraft, Kim Crestani, Joanna Hoiles, Alliance vs. Gia DeGirolamo, Autumn Case. Jackson L Lake W N.Philly W Perry W Lake L Salem L Perry W GlenOak L Hoover W Hoover W GlenOak w Wooster L St.Thomas w Timken W Wooster L Tournaments Timken w Perry W Jackson L Hoover W N.Philly W GlenOak L

no GIRLS Row 1 Gina DeVault, Emily Griffith, Diane Lynn, Janelle Couts. Row 2 Coach Holly, Sarah Reese, Anita Hogan, Melissa Deuvall, Shereefa Cameron, Marni Randel. BASKETBALL

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Emily Grifftih concentrates on her dribble.

Below Above Junior Varsity Team Building a Strong Program! Freshman Team

Row 1 Nylasha Pearson, LaTisha Autrey, Heidi Tatsch, Becky Blaser, Jenny Wollam. Row 2 Coach Blanchard, Tia Porterfield, Megan Mandolesi, Dametta Colbert, Zondria Heards, Charlesetta Willis. The girls j.v. basketball team ended the season with an 8-12 record. Coached by Ms. Blanch­ ard, they had an exciting year, playing every game with tre­ mendous effort, dedication and hard work and they will become good varsity players. The freshman team ended with a 4-10 record coached by Mr. Holly.

(Left) Megan Mandolesi (52) and Julie Wollam (22) fight for the rebound. (Right) Jenny Wollam follows through as she shoots the jumper. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL. Girls Varsity Basketball A Shot Above the Rest 94-95 Schedule Massilon Away Timken Away WestBranch Home Jackson Home NewPhiladelphia Home Wooster . Home Jackson Away Perry Away Lake Away Lake Home Hoover Away Hoover Home Perry Home GlenOak Away GlenOak Home CentralCatholic Home CantonMcKinley Home Wooster Away NewPhiladelphia Away Timken Home

Jenny Bourne shoots for two Jenny Wollam speeds down the court over the Jackson defender. Juakita Jarman dribbles toward the Aviator goal. toward the basket.

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Row 1: Rebecca Blaser, Julie Wollam, Heather Tatsch, Nicole Carter, Vanitra Coleman. Row 2: Coach Lisa Blanchard, LaTisha Autery, Rachel Games, Juakita Jarman, Danielle Colbert, Jenny Bourne, Stacy Miller, Kim Dailey, Coach Gary King. Nikki Carter takes off on the fastbreak while the clock is ticking down.

Gary King the new head coach of the Lady Aviators #*m said, "It was a rough season, but don't blame the girls, they didn't have any summer ^^0f camps or open gyms. Wait a few years to judge the §1 | v progress, after having the summer program." The team finished with an 0-21 record and will lose four letter winners due to graduation.

Jackson closes in as Stacy Miller looks for help from her teammates.

(above)Heather Tatsch looks to pass the ball after receiving a handoff from Becky Blaser. (below)Jenny Bourne picks a defender as Latisha Autery makes her way down the court.

Danielle Colbert looks past the de­ Nylasha Pierson pulls up to pass fender as she sets her sights on the around a tight defense. basket. t

Becky Blaser quickly passes the ball to Stacy Miller. £L_ ^am^ Boys Varsity Basketball McKinley Win in OT Highlights Excellent Season

(front row) Rod Jones, Chris Price, Derrick Jones, Garrett Brown, Louis Banks, (back row) Coach Tom Brabson, Scott Sabin, DeMarkis Nolen, Chet Bryant, Justin Woods, Bobby Daley, and Assistant Coach Doug Noonan.

Varsity 94-95 Season AHS OPP. 44 GlenOak 64 60 Jackson 81 76 NewPhiladelphia 52 77 Lake 46 54 Perry 45 52 Hoover 47 65 CuyahogaFalls 72 64 Salem 61 79 Massillon 63 63 Wooster 49 71 Timken 74 65 Jackson 78 67 NewPhiladelphia 46 55 Lake 50 70 Perry 60 85 Hoover 64 66 GlenOak 56 79 Timken 63 72 Wooster 63 78 CantonMcKinley 71 Tournament 48 GlenOak 58

Kenny Walker goes up for a lay-up, while teammate Chet Bryant waits for the rebound. DeMarkis Nolen pulls up for a jumper. 114 The 1994-95 Varsity Boys Basketball team ended their season 16-4 overall and 12-4 in the Federal League. The highlight of the season was when the Aviators topped the McKinley Bulldogs with the score of 78-71 in overtime during the last game of the season. Throughout the season the Aviators were led by Co-MVP's DeMarkis Nolen and Chet Bryant Jr. DeMarkis Nolen was also named Best Foul Shooter while Chet Bryant Jr. was also named Best Rebounder. The team also received help from the Best Defensive Player, Derrick "Shorty" Jones (above) Derrick Jones launches a three- and the "Mr Hustle" Award went to Chris pointer, (below) Kenny Walker closes Price. Most Improved Awards went to in on his opponent. juniors Justin Woods and Garrett Brown.

Chet Bryant and Justin Woods get together during warm-ups.

(below) "Mr. Hustle" award winner Chris Price hustles for the two point shot, (above) Derrick Jones is determined to get past a defender.

Chet Bryant Jr. showing off his "Best Rebounder" skills.

Garrett Brown takes it to the hoop around his opponent. 115 J.V. Basketball-Above the Rim

Row 1: Adam Bruderly, Kris Thomas, Brian Pasco, Torec Thomas, Ben Patterson, Cortyco Ford, Patrick Whitaker, Ryan Peters. Row 2: Coach Jeff Graffice, Adam Watts, Mark Lyons, Adam Rebh, Dave Swisher, Joe Gaffney, Chaz Bryant, Daniel Flitcraft.

The 1995 Junior Varsity Boys Bas­ ketball Team fin­ ished its season with a 1-19 record. Coach Graffice said,"This record does not reflect the overall performance of the team." The young Aviators defeated Wooster on the road for the highlight of the season.

Adam Rebh struggles to get control of the ball. 116 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1994-95

Blue Back: Coach Demery Brown, Kenny Kuntzman, Daijin Johnson, Charles Ryan Donohoe reaches over his opponents to shoot Willis, Jarrin Kirksey. Front: Greg Lipus, Shaun Runion, Lowrell Neal. the ball.

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M r \I5 Arthur Avery jumps up for another great shot

Red Back: Coach Juan Stewart, Victor Seals, Gary King, DamonTownes,Arthur Avery, Ryan Donohoe, Mike Thorpe, David Cameron. Front: Chris Green, Jason Butcher, Scott Saunders, Gregory Dallas, Chris Clair.

117 '94-f95 Record 51 McKinley 30 15 Fairview 60 41 Canfield 32 36 Edgewood 40 56 Liberty 24 56 Ellet 24 31 Boardman 40 35 NewPhilly 30 25 Jackson 39 38 Sharon 39 18 Talmadge 48 21 Perry 48 31 Lake 37 30 Hoover 36 46 GlenOak 27 39 Wooster 30 I (Front) Derek Oney, Mike O'Dell, Rashaun Hawkins, Bill Lancaster, Curt Craig, Rashad Neal (Middle) Joe 48 Timken 22 Tolley, Mark Miller, Josh Haun, Jeremy Hansen, Derek Knauf, John Babb (Back) Coach Marconi, Coach Solon Tourn. 12th Bush, Joe Kemp, Matt Hammerton, Trent French, Nick Smith, Eric Grimsley, Josh Court, Robert Fisk, Top Gun Tourn. 17th Coach Elder, Coach Mancini District Tourn. 11th

(Above)Robert Fisk has chosen the "up" position to start. (Below)Junior, Rashad Neal, holds his opponent Senior, Curt Craig, concentrates on his next move. to the mat.

Jeremy Roller struggles for control over his opponent. Varsity Wrestling AHS Wrestlers work hard during '94-'95 season

The 1994-95 wrestling team ended its season with an 8-9 record, placing fourth in the Federal League. Standouts this year include District Qualifiers Joe Kemp, Mike O'Dell, Rashaun Hawkins, Trent French, and Derek Oney. Oney was District Champ, while French placed 4th. Traveling to Dayton for the State Championship, Derek Oney ended his season as a State Runner-Up. MVP, Derek Oney, and Mr. Intensity, Rod Steed, were named to First Team All Federal League, and First Team All County. Oney was also named to First Team All District. Others honored at the Winters Sports Banquet included: Jeremy Roller, Second Team All Federal League,Third Team All County; Rashad Neal, Second Team All Federal League, Second Team All County; Trent French, Honorable Men­ tion All Federal League, Second Team (Below) All County; Rashaun Hawkins, Honor- able Mention All Federal League, Third Team All County; Nick Smith, Honor- 0my Soes (Above) District Qualifier, Trent French, tries to escape his opponent before able Mention All Federal League. f°r a take" the whistle blows. (Below) Sophomore, Matt Hammerton, pulls his opponent down. back on the mat. Nate Turner glides through the 200 meter free-style competition. f94-f95 Season Opens With a Splash

Row 1: John Ritchie, Tom Carter, Brad McKay, Jeremy Schuh, Coach Pat Helmuth. Row 2: Eric Richmond, Nate Turner, Bart LaCount, David Krohe.

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120 The boys swimming team opened its season with an impressive victory over Spring­ field (81-48). They had a good season with a 6- 8 overall record, how­ ever they were 1-5 in the Federal League. Outstanding swim­ mers were MVP, Tho­ mas Carter, Coaches Award winner, Eric Richmond, and Most Improved recipient, John Ritchie. Third Year Awards went to Carter, Bart LaCount, Jeremy Schuh and Nate Turner. Coach Helmuth congratulates John Ritchie on a job well done.

I •94-'95 Boys Swimming i Results 81 Springfield 48 49 Jackson 128 74 Canfield 91 73 Timken 60 58 Boardman 117 91 Central 81 71 Hubbard 88 77 GlenOak 104 84 Louisville 36 9 59 Hoover 116 88 St.Thomas 77 u 82 Wooster 97 61 Perry 114 87 McKinley 86 4

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k*«k Sarah Morris gets some words of encouragement Coach Helmuth lends a helping hand to senior Jaime Richmond. from her coach.

(Front 1 - r) Sarah Morris, Faith Kehres, Tenille Billheimer, Coach Pat Helmuth. (Back) Jaime Richmond, Nicole Armstrong, Mikol Knife, Coach Greg Gemberling. 122 The girls' swim team profitted this season by having senior, Jaime Richmond, return for her final year. Jaime broke school records in the 200 meter individual medley and the 100 meter butterfly. Faith Kehres and Jaime Richmond were named second team All Federal League. At the winter sports banquet, Kehres was named Most Improved. The Coach's Award went to Sarah Morris and Jaime Richmond was named Most Valuable Player. Third year awards were also presented to Tenille Billheimer and Faith Kehres. The girls finished 2-12 overall and 1-5 in the Federal League, but Coach Helmuth says the "overall team has worked hard and improved over last year."

Aviators take the lead in this leg of the relay.

Jaime Richmond is congratulated by Coach Helmuth for a terrific heat.

'94-'95 RECORD 63 Springfield 72 46 Jackson 129 123 Canfield 53 68 Timken 54 43 Boardman 119 65 Central 107 69 Hubbard 90 59 GlenOak 114 53 Louisville 100 44 Hoover 128 59 St.Thomas 93 37 Wooster 133 37 Perry 118 60 McKinley 112 123 I ft O rMM ff;*t W

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Row 1: Trenholm Rice, James Glasser, Jesford Majalap, Mackenzie Underwood. Row 2: Jay Schafer, Matt Lewis, Lawrence Faulk, Apt Boykin, Nukulu Thomas, Chris Court, Gino Brisker. Row 3: Coach Hammerton, Jason Butcher, Gip Rice, Ryan Carte, Michael Wil­ liams, Cedric Rice, Arthur Avery, Rod Howell, Richard Nickson, Coach Wiley, Coach Cockley. gti '9m 9

Above: S'Rabee Johnson follows through with another great put of the shot as state qualifier Rod Howell looks on. Right: Mike Williams just cleans the bar in the high jump.

Howell Sets School Record: Receives All-Ohio Honors

124 1995 Track Results 35 Hoover 96 60 Wooster 65 43 Perry 91 61 NewPhilly 69 36 McKinley 96 48 Jackson 84 61 GlenOak 69 64 Lake 67 43 Timken 86 11th Federal League Meet 11th 13th East Palestine Relay 13th 10th DoverRelays 10th 11th Austintown Fitch Invit. 11th

The 1995 track season was highlighted by many individual successes. They included: Apt Boykin, 2nd team All- Federal League (200m); Michael Williams, HM All-Fed­ eral League, 3rd place at districts, regional qualifier (high jump); Rod Howell, unbeaten dual meet season, 1 st place at the Federal League meet, 1st place at districts, 3rd place at regionals, 6th place at the State meet, All-Ohio Honors, new school record of 165'8" (discus).

Above Left: Jay Schafer, striving for a winning time. Left:Mike Williams sets up for the high jump.Below: Mackenzie Underwood hurdles his way to another great finish. Varsity Girls Track Finishes Even Season

The varsity girls track team ended the '95 season with a 4-4 record. Earning their third year pins were Faith Kehres, Tammy Leek and Heather Tatsch. Julie Wollam, Latisha Autery, Danielle Colbert and Nylasha Pearson all earned their second year pins. Tammy Leek was also honored as the 1995 Most Valuable Player. Other award winners included: "Best Distance Runner" Jennifer Wollam "Best Sprinter" Latisha Autery "Most Improved" Charlesetta Willis "Coaches Award" Heather Tatsch Latisha Autery loosens up out of the blocks "Coaches Award" Nylasha Pearson before her next sprint.

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(back) Coach Greg Gemberling, Coach Lisa Blanchard, Meredith Wiley, Lauren Wiley, Portia Hairston, Mykyraa Kinnard, Tammy Leek, Diana Billiter, Lotasha Stepney, Coach Al Eibel, Coach Gary King, (middle) Charlesetta Willis, Ruth Moore, Jennifer Smith, Faith Kehres, Tia Porterfield, Tara Brady, Heather Tatsch, Julie Wollam, Anita Hogan, Hope Webler. (front) Darnetta Colbert, Latisha Autery, Danielle Colbert, Nylasha Pearson, Karen Greiner, Jennifer Wollam, Jo Ann Schafer. 126 Nylasha Pearson pushes to finish strong on her leg of the 400 meter relay.

Heather Tatsch is set to launch the discus. Jennifer Wollam is fixed on maintaining her lead in the mile run.

Tammy Leek follows through after another powerful throw

1995 Season F?.€ April 4 Hoover 50 - 80 April 25 GlenOak 58-69 Wooster 58-72 May 2 Lake 67 - 60 April 11 Perry 67 - 60 Timken 78 - 55 April 15 Dover Relays Fifth Place May 12 League Meet Seventh Place April 25 Jackson 48 - 82 May 13 Perry 72 - 55 127 Boys Tennis MARLINGTON WIN STARTS SUCCESSFUL SEASON

BOYS TENNIS 1995 3 Marlington 2 5 Timken 0 3 Massillon 2 3 Wooster 2 0 NorthCanton 5 5 Lake 0 1 Jackson 4 3 Lake 2 0 GlenOak 5 1 NorthCanton 4 3 WestBranch 2 1 Perry 4 0 NewPhilly 5 0 Perry 5 Alliance final record 7-8 2 Wooster 3 Federal League record 4-8

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• • - ' 7 1 Paul Liu concentrates at the net, ready to follow up on the serve of his doubles partner Chris Price prepares a return with a fore­ Jeremy Menegay. hand stroke. 12, 8 Row 1 Brent Paulus, David Liu, Quentin Daniels, Brad Shonk. Row 2 Coach David Krohe follows through on a winning Ken Yost, David Krohe, Chris Price, Jeremy Menegay, Paul Liu. forehand. The boys tennis team started the 1995 season with consecu­ tive wins over Marlington and Massillon. Throughout the remainder of the season they followed with five additional wins, resulting in a final record of 7-8 and a Federal League record of 4-8. At the spring sports banquet, the following team members received the following awards; Paul Liu, Jeremy Menegay and Brad Shonk received 2nd year awards; David Liu was named MVP, received a 4th year award, and shared the Best Winning Percentage with Quentin Daniels.

(left)Freshman David Krohe serves an ace. (below) Coach Ken Yost gives some pointers to David Liu.

Doubles pair, Brad Shonk and Brent Paulus, play a winning point.

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Row 1: Phil Fultz, Brian Pasco, Mike O'Dell, Randy Bugara. Row 2: Coach Jeff Graffice, Adam Rebh, Brad McKay, Ryan Glaspell, Derek Oney, Ryan Rodriguez, Adam Bruderly, Adam Watts. Row 3: Coach Joel Atkinson, Frank Edwards, Brian Owens, Jerry Csaki, Scott Sabin, Jim Dutrow, Jeff Rovnak, Steve Fluharty, Manager Doug Noonan.

1995 Baseball Results 5 Lake 3 7 Timken 4 4 Hoover 8 4 GlenOak 7 0 Hoover 1 3 GlenOak 4 3 Lake 2 3 Jackson 5 0 Jackson 5 12 Timken 0 6 NewPhilly 7 0 NewPhilly 2 Above: Scott Sabin makes the tag. Below: Ball 3 McKinley 10 one for Randy Bugara. 5 Salem 2 0 Perry 10 12 AkronKenmore 3 12 WestBranch 2 12 Wooster 8 5 Perry 6 3 Wooster 4 Alliance Baseball Classic 10 Massilon 13 3 Dublin 2 Tournament Sectional 14 Woodrow Wilson 2 5 Chaney 1 District 9 WalshJesuit 10 Catcher Ryan Glaspell looks to Coach Noonan for the call. II

The boys varsity baseball team fin­ ished the season with an 11 -14 record. They excelled to districts after winning two sec­ tional games. They played a hard fought game, but were edged out by Walsh Jesuit 10-9. Derek Oney received 1st team All- Ohio and All-Federal League. Brian Owens received second team All-Federal League and Jeff Rovnak, Ryan Glaspell and Steve Fluharty were awarded honorable mention.

The varsity baseball players huddle up before the game.

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Row 1: Ben White, Adam Strait, Tony Castina, Mark Pinkerton, Bryan Ehrlinspiel, Ryan Peters. Row 2: Coach Mike Craven, Kevin Campbell, Rod Jones, Joe Gaffney, Mark Lyons, Steve Smith, Aaron Swartz, Manager Phil Natale ii * rffl MR

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Above: Aaron Swartz mentally prepares himself prior to the start of the game. Right: Ben White waits for 132 the pitch. Left: The team huddles up between innings. Right: Bryan Ehrlinspiel after sending a changeup toward the plate. Below: Steve Smith goes for the play at third.

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Row 1: John Freconna, Scott Ray, Chris Dean. Row 2: Zach Herzog, Paris Cameron, Matt Sabotka, Jarrin Kirksey, Richard Worley, Chad Dennis, Eddy Witham. Row 3: Phil Grove, Steve Bosca, Shaun Runion, Chuck Wyatt, Chaz Bryant, Anthony Schneider, Bill Fast. Softball '95 A League of Their Own

Kim Dudley and Laura Bryant receive some last minute instructions from coaches Dudley and Krabill.

(Above) Karen Greiner looks the ball into her glove before mak­ ing the long throw to first, (left) Erin Sullivan con­ templates her next at-bat. Erin Sullivan takes the throw as GlenOak slides into second base.

(Row 1) Karen Greiner, Joanna Hoiles, Erin Sullivan, Laura Bryant, Kim Dailey. (Row2) Charmane Ceresna, Brandy Stewart, Kim Dudley, Kelly Crestani, Kim Crestani, Leslie Williams, Sarah Reese. (Row 3) Coach Tom Krabill, Megan Mandolesi, Annette Leasure, Sue Dillion, Melissa Deuvall, Coach Dave Dudley. 134 Kelly Crestani fires another strike.

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(Left) Kim Crestani takes a practice swing before she steps to the plate. (Above) Karen Greiner keeps her eye on the ball, anticipating a solid hit.

1995 Season at a Glance SandyValley(19) AHS(4) GlenOak(7) AHS(O) Jackson(17) AHS(l) SandyValley(9) AHS(l) Perry(18) AHS(O) GlenOak(8) AHS(O) NorthCanton(29) AHS(l) AHS(15) Timken(O) Jackson(18) AHS(O) AHS(25) Timken(2) NorthCanton(20) AHS(O) Lake(14) AHS(O) NewPhilly(lO) AHS(3) Lake(20) AHS(O) Wooster(6) AHS(l) Perry(9) AHS(l) WestBranch(17) AHS(O) NewPhilly(9) AHS(O) AHS(7) WestBranch(4) tournament AHS(7) Wooster(5) WestBranch(17) AHS(2) Most Valuable Player - Kelly Crestani Best Defensive Player - Sue Dillon Best Offensive Player - Kim Dudley

Kim Dudley takes the pick-off throw at first. (Above) Joanna Hoiles focuses on the game. (Below) Laura Bryant lightens a tense moment during a game. "Give Me A Red..."

(above) J.v. and freshman cheeleaders hold the hoops during the starting line up. (below) Varsity, j.v., and freshman cheerleaders show spirit for the homecoming game.

Varsity: Row 1: Kristina Potts Row 2 (1 to r): Sarah Bolog, Carrie Harsh Row 3: Danielle Johnson, Leeza Glazier Row 4: Tricia Krabill, Veronica Sacco and Kristian Thomas.

(right) Cheer clinic girls cheer with the cheerleaders during the New Philly game, (above) Varsity and j.v. cheerleaders perform a cheer during a time out. 136 The 1994-95 cheerleaders had a great year. The squad was led by coach Lori Cobbs while the freshman were led by new coach Char Cannon, along with captain Tricia Krabill and co-captain Leeza Glazier. Highlights of the year included painting the town's windows with shoe polish, holding the annual cheer clinic and participating in the Carnation Pa­ rade. The cheerleaders also volunteered their time to community activities: Rotary Dunking Booth, Triathalons, and the community pep rally. They ended the season by selling candy to purchase new basketball uniforms. At the winter sports banquet, seniors, Tricia Krabill and Danielle Johnson, received an award for cheering varsity for three years.

Varsity and J.V. Row 1 (1 to r): Angie Weatherspoon, Sarah Bolog, Kristina Potts, Melissa Richards Row 2: Stacy Kiser, Danielle Johnson, Leeza Glazier, Kim Dudley Row 3: Carrie Senior Chet Bryant breaks through his starter hoop held by Kim Dudley and Dana Freconna. Harsh, Dana Freconna Row 4: Tricia Krabill, Leslie Williams, Kristian Thomas, Veronica Sacco.

Freshmen Rowl (1 to r): Lindsay Sarchione, Joanna Hoiles Row 2: Carrie Bycraft, Betha Blaser Row 3: Katie Sams.

Varsity cheerleaders: Sarah Bolog, Kristina Potts, and Carrie Harsh show their spirit during the homecoming game ff ...Give Me A Blue" Jaime Richmond Allison Randel BOYS SOCCER MVP-Ryan Rodriguez Golden Boot Award Ryan Rodriguez Best Defender Aaron Herzog Most Improved Chad Dennis GIRLS SOCCER MVP-Becky Blaser FALL SPORTS Golden Boot Award AWARDS Becky Blaser Best Defender BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Rachel Games MVP-Glenn Akins Most Improved Most Improved-David Krohe Gina Freconna Coaches Award-Ryan Case Team Award-Trenholm Rice GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY MVP-Jenny Wollam FOOTBALL Most Improved MVP-George Cameron Heather Tatsch Offensive Back Coaches Award-Roni Hull Derrick Jones Team Award-Julie Wollam Offensive Lineman GOLF Donnie Williams MVP-David Hoiles Kelly Crestani Defensive Lineman Most Improved-Ryan Peters Kendall Richardson VOLLEYBALL Most Improved-Kris Thomas Defensive Back MVP-Allison Randel Coaches Award-Steve Risden Nick Stovall Most Improved Coaches Award Danielle Colbert Chris Court Best Offensive Player Most Improved Abbie Lear Josh Mountz Best Defensive Player Most Improved Brean Sprague S'Rabee Johnson GIRLS TENNIS WINTER SPORTS MVP-Michelle Baker MVP-Amalia Munteanu AWARDS Best Winning Percentage GIRLS BASKETBALL Jamie Russo MVP-Juakita Jarman Most Improved Best Rebounder Latisha Autrey Danielle Colbert Coaches Award Best Defensive Player Shante' Brisker Stacy Miller George Cameron Most Improved-Becky Blaser BOYS BASKETBALL Glenn Akins MVP-Demarkis Nolen SPRING SPORTS MVP-Chet Bryant, Jr. AWARDS Best Foul Shooter BASEBALL Demarkis Nolen MVP-Derek Oney Best Defensive Player Most Improved-Brian Owens Derrick Jones Coaches Award Best Rebounder Ryan Rodriguez Chet Bryant, Jr. Mr. Dedication-Jeff Rovnak Hustle Award-Chris Price David Liu Most Improved-Justin Woods Most Improved Garrett Brown BOYS SWIMMING MVP-Tom Carter Coaches Award Eric Richmond BOYS TRACK Most Improved-John Ritchie MVP-Rod Howell GIRLS SWIMMING MVP-Apt Boykin MVP-Jaime Richmond Most Improved Coaches Award-Sarah Morris Michael Williams Most Improved-Faith Kehres Coaches Award WRESTLING Mackenzie Underwood MVP-Derek Oney GIRLS TRACK Most Improved-Mike O'Dell MVP-Tammy Leek Coaches Award-Robert Fisk SOFTBALL Best Distance Runner Mr. Intensity MVP-Kelly Crestani Jenny Wollam Rashaun Hawkins Best Defensive Player Best Sprinter Mr. Hammer-Rod Steed Sue Dillon Latisha Autrey Best Offensive Player Most Improved Kim Dudley Charlesetta Willis Most Improved-Kim Dailey Coaches Award-Laura Bryant Coaches Award Erin Sullivan BOYS TENNIS MVP-David Liu Best Winning Percentage David Liu Best Winning Percentage Quentin Daniels m*. m Most Improved Michelle Baker Jeremy Menegay Ryan Rodriguez Coaches Award-Brad Shonk 139 CLUBS and ORGANIZATIONS

ACADEMIC CHALLENGE i The 94-95 Academic Challenge team had an exceptional year narrowly losing in the semi-finals of the Stark County tournament and repeating as champions in the annual local competition sponsored by the Kiwanis and Mount Union College. That win qualified them f for the state regional competition where they were eliminated in the ( third round. Pictured at left with the> championship trophy are Shannon Faith and Matt Horning (front), and Chad Lacher, Scott Lundgren, Aaron Swartz, James Bailor and Dan Griffith.

£~71 ) -^ * SPEECH and DEBATE Row 1 Rebecca Lerch, Monica Pusateri, Gary Alexander, Sarah Reese, Hope Webler Row 2 Mike Gentile, Shannon Faith, Ginny Sisler, Leigh Ann Miller, Elizabeth Sol, Heather Andrews Row 3 Geoff Litchney, Chad Lacher, , Mackenzie Underwood, Corey Yarian OFFICERS (below) Row 1 Shannon Faith (President), Leigh Ann Miller i (Vice-President) Row 2 Mrs. I VanHorne, Mackenzie Underwood iGeoff Litchney (Debate Captain)

! ~^T Gary Alexander placed sixth in Lincoln Douglas at the opening tournament in Carrolton. Shannon Faith and Chad Lacher competed this season with scenes from Greater Tuna in duet acting. They placed sixth at the Lisbon Tournament, second at Copley, second at Canton-- South, seventh at Louisville and fifth at Wadsworth. Monica Pusateri competed in Oratorical Interpretation. She won fifth place at the Wadsworth competition. Geoff Litchney qualified for the State Tournament at McKinley High School. A Book Award was presented to Corey Yarian, Geoff Litchney received the MVP Award and Richard Worley received the Most Improved Award. 142 Early Childhood Education Row 1 Brandy Severance, Brock Feiock, Brandon Bandy, Love Hardy, Sunshine Burrier, James Aoki, Autumn Fasone, Espy Hill Row 2 Kristofer Phillips, > Harrison Shyrigh, Eric Valen­ tine, Jeanna Middleton, Torrie Bowers, Kelly Duke, Brandy Y Ganf, Gina Moreland, Mrs. Kirk Row 3 Karli Fassos, Olivia Donohoe, Yvonne Schueller, ^ Jessica Jarvis, Becky Watson, Tracy Anderson, Chad Mick, j Aaron Nervi, Missy Blackmon, ^ Haeley Scaia, Beth Schuster, t Danielle Stewart . W

Wind River I Science Club ( Row 1 Jesford Majalap, J Rashaun Hawkins, Stacy \ Swartz, Sarah Baker, Laura Fontaine, Emily Hendel, Kari .A Munson Row 2 Rebecca Gard, David / Brogan, Thomas Carter, Nigel Ewing, David Jones, Chris Court, Ryan Case, Melissa Leech Row 3 Doug Korosy, Julie Robenstine, Rachel Games, Aaron Swartz, Chris Helsel, OWA Row 1 Angie Ciecerko, Carla Brown, Jeffery Davis Row 2 Mr. Johnson, Jamie Maxon, Andrea Seabolt, Hope LMorgan

OWE Row 1 Tarnmie Ellsworth, Jennifer George, Susan Ayers, Chad Carlisle Row 2 Steffenee DeYarmon, Melissa Nuzum, James Barber, Mr. Wolf

p OWE II Row 1 Melissa Bates, Jamie Ciecerko, Jason Rogers Row 2 Mr. Bruderly, Nicky Stovall, Melissa Noling, Anita Belford

144 —~7~< ~~y Stage Crew Row 1 Leroy Dilsaver, Andrea Smolira, Jerry Kuntzman, Jay Puckett, Jason Lilley, Dan Bell Row 2 Mr. Greene, David Grandon, Jonathan Mason, Josh Leask, Tom Humphrey, Row 3 Joe Middleton, Eddie Williams

Machine Trades II Row 1 Jason Hawkins, Kevin Shoemaker Row 2 Mr. Yost, Jamie Mummert, Derrick Jones, Victor Barnes

Graphic Communications Seated Silvana Larkin, Lisa Underwood Standing Mr. Brown, Kristian Hausch, Chris Nicholson, Yancey Brent, Paul West

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Clinic Aides Row 1 Gia DeGirolamo, Tenille Billheimer Row 2 Joanna Hoiles, Jennifer Evers, Faith Kehres, Kris Stroia, JoAnn Schafer Row 3 DeAnna Campbell, Cara DeVault, Nakeyia Nicholson

yr^ —j, Christian Crusaders Row 1 Julie Wollam, Erin Greiner, Laura Fontaine, Sarah Baker Row 2 Mike Gentile, Triana Thurman, Jared Rice, Marvin Brunner Row 3 Mrs. Wuske, Diana Billiter, Michelle Criss, , Marius Rasinar Jazz Band Row 1 Stacy Swartz, Geoff Weaver, Melissa Leech, Erin Dillon, Corey Yarian, Mike Fagan. Row 2 Julie Robenstine, Colin Richmond, Sarah Robenstine, Ed Williams, Jason Butcher, Robert Wolf. Row 3 Doug Korosy, Shaun Fontaine, Jennifer Fisher, Perry Mann, Thera Tryforos, Lawrence Faulk.

Red and Blue Editors Row 1 Melissa Staggers, Adrienne Grove Row 2 Kari Munson, Mr. Christine, Andrea Glaspell

Broadcast Arts Row 1 Beth Arnoto, Sasha Allison, Daniele Groves, Kim Dailey Row 2 Michael Palmer, Rick Pucci, Ryan Russell, Tonya Davis, Mr. Claflin

147 Elizabeth Bienz, Rebetha Blaser, Tonika Clayton, Tricia Dailey, Athena Dixon, Jeremiah Eisenbraun, Nathan England, Shaun ORCHESTRA: Fontaine, Rachel Games, Daniel Griffith, Emily Griffith, Frank Greiner, Matthew Horning, Rhoderick Howell, Jamie Hull, Stephanie Kreiner, Melissa Leech, David Liu, Paul Liu, EhzabethMarschinke, Melissa Martin, Elizabeth Nastari, Matthew Nastari, Chalice Patterson, Natalie Petersberger, Sarah Reese, Gina Rhome, Cedric Rice, Collin Rich­ mond, Crystal Schreckengost, Amber Shriver, Jennifer Smith, Elizabeth Sol, Stacey Stewart, Brina Thomas, Mrs. Janet Slusser (director)

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Graduation Committee Amanda Morrison D.C.T. Christine Wilson, Marie Reed, Jo Anne Erisey, Vanitra< mielle Johnson Elizabeth Glazier Jenkins, Josh Mountz, Brandice Moore, Ginger Safreed, Cynthia Daniel Griffith 148 Masters, Eric Eberley, Mr. Moore. | f%

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e Electronics Row 1 Leroy Dilsaver, Andrea Smolira, Jerry jjpi Kuntzman, Jay Puckett, Jason Lilley, Dan Bell Row 2 Mr. Greene, David Grandon, Jonathan Mason, Josh Leask, Tom Humphrey

v% Pen and Brush « Club Row I Amanda Morrison, Leeza , Glazier, Mrs. Ruszkowski, Amalia Munteanu Row 2 , Elizabeth Nastari, Danielle Johnson, Tracy Peters, Sarah Bolog, Shante Brisker, Brett < Marriner Row 3 Sonya Carver, Samantha Rohrer, Kim Collen, > Chalice Patterson, Erin Sullivan, Stephanie Kreiner Row 4 Chad Lacher, John Ritchie, \ Rachel Games, Michael fc Bourne %A Earth Day 25th Anniversary Activities

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The Ecology Club and Key Club once again sponsored a wide variety of educational Earth Day Activities for the fourth graders of the district, heightening the elementary students' awareness of their place in our fragile eco-system. JOGS Row 1 Bryan Nicholson, Nikki Carter, Shante Brisker, Charmane Ceresna, Danielle Colbert, DeAnna Campbell, Lisa Garland Row 2 Crystal Jochem, Dominga Pacheco, Nukulu Thomas, Kevin Johnson, V Jeremy Rhome, Carlos Cooper, David Arnold, Mikyraa Kinnard Row 3 S'Rabee Johnson, Zeke Fernandez, Trenholm Rice, Gip Rice, Uri Rogers, George Cameron, Steve Gentile, Rob Davis, Bob Franks

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151 Row 1 Brett Marriner, Heidi Tatsch, Regena Gurney, Danielle Johnson, Leeza Glazier, Nicole Armstrong, Sarah Bolog, Adrienne Grove, Phil Fultz, Derek Oney Row 2 Sue Dillon, Charlene Phillips, Crystal Schrekengost, Erin Sullivan, Charmane Ceresna, Brandy Severance, Nate Turner, Bart LaCount, Gina Freconna, Cara DeVault, Jon Office Jones, Lisa Kock, Faith Kehres, Kris Flugan Row 3 Nancy Wilson, Shannon Faith, Abigail Lear, Jennifer Smith, Jennifer Evers, Violet Kidd, Tara Daniels, Jennifer Fisher, Michelle Criss, Jenny Bourne, Stacey Stewart, Kim Aides Collen, Stacy Kiser, Kasie Nutial, Jenny Graffice, Nate Weibush Row 4 John Ritchie, Jeremy Menegay, Kim Crestani, Apt Boykin, Richard Gillman, Jonathan Pratt, Joe Middleton, Melissa Leech, Jeremiah Eisenbraun, I David Liu, Stephen Hovanec, Rachel Games, Julie Wollam

Show Choir Seated Janelle Couts, Katie Sams, Emily Griffith, Gina Rhome Kneel­ ing Jennifer Whitacre, Kelly Lab^ Jessica Warner, Sarah Baker, Eliza­ beth Glazier, Amanda Henschen Standing Carlos Cooper, Collin Richmond, Robert Wolf, Geoffrey > y Weaver, Sarah Robenstine, David \ Liu, Perry Mann, Michael Blaser, \ Shaun Fontaine, Tricia Dailey

OWA Front: Misty Kelly, Tara Shaffer, Amanda Dilsaver Back: Dave Johnson, Daniel Masters, Tabbatha Bowman

152 T /r^"ow s "^7 y^Row 1 Chad Howell, Angel Howell, I Dottie Gibbons, Deshanna Miller. I Kyle Kocher Row 2 Janice Gentile, Anthony Knight, Robert Fisher. (Danielle Bickley, MarkDavis, Stacy T Emery, Kevin Smallwood Row 3 \ Stephan Weber, Greg Fall, Norman J Bickley, Diana Billiter, Nicolas I Lloyd, Jimmie Pugh, Chris \ Hartshorn Row 4 Edmond f Armiston, Daniel McFarland, Jay • k # \ Williams 1 • 1 ^ ( Recyclers Diana Billiter, Mark Davis, Dottie Gibbons, Chris Hartshorn, Anthony Knight, Nick Lloyd, Jason Parks, Kevin Smallwood, Billy Ullman

~7*T- Machine Trades I Row 1 Kevin Yoho, Michael Coen, Lisa Wiles, Mr. Gang Row 2 Dennis Voshel, John Penrod, Michael Kuntzman, Matthew Watson, Todd Bee Row 3 Shaun Loy, Phil Rowe, David Conrod, Mike Lair Dennis Gelmini <£• CBE \ Row 1 Kim Goshorn, Laura Bryant, Jaime Beatty Row 2 Cherie Satchell, Wendie Mohr, Jennifer Edwards, Christy Mayle Row 3 Carrie Snyder, Annette Leasure, Heidi Peterson, Mrs. Moore, Heather Brady

IBE Seniors Row 1 Caroline Worley, Shawna Anderson, Vicki Croley Row 2 Miss Chapman, Kentasha Dixon, Jaqueline Rasile, C'Ne Bailey

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Sports Statisticians Row 1 Danny Bell, Regena Gumey, Heidi Tatsch Row 2 Erin Greiner, Stephanie Kreiner, Elizabeth Marshinke, Sarah Baker, Shante Brisker, Kim Dailey Row 3 Jason McNutt, Sarah Reese, Mikol Knife, Faith Kehres, Tenille Billheimer, Kelly Duke Row 4 Kim Collen, Jenny Bourne, Stacey Stewart, Megan Hill Row 5 Jon Pratt, Sue Dillon, Mikyraa Kinnard, Amalia Munteanu, Chalice Patterson

155 Auto Body Row 1 Jason Baum, Vond Barker, Bob Fuson, Jeff Henry, Jason Gobley Row 2 Mr. Smith, Gary Scheller, Josh Scheller, Zeke Curtis, Steve Risden, Dennis Risden, John Williston

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156 STUDENT Officers SENATE Miss Ailes, Danielle Colbert, Shannon Faith, Kim Dailey

Student Senate Upperclassmen Row 1 Cara DeVault, Phil Fultz, Danielle Johnson, Elizabeth Glazier, Jaime Beatty, Heather Tatsch, Amanda Morrison Row 2 Tricia Krabill, Matthew Homing, Shannon Faith, Jennifer Evers, Allison Randel, Abigail Lear, Nicole Cater, Kim Dailey Row 3 Miss Ailes, Nate Turner, Aaron Swartz, Sue Dillon, Jenny Graffice, Tenille Billheimer, Nathan Weibush, Kris Flugan, Juakita Jarman, Danielle Colbert

Student Senate Underclassmen Row 1 Monica Variola, Diane Lynn, Nicole Edwards, Kim Dudley Row 2 Sarah Morris, Nakeyia Nicholson, Charlene Phillips, Andrea Glaspell, Rebecca Lerch Row 3 Nicole Kirksey, Ben White, Jeremy Menegay, Andy Peterson, Michael Bourne, Gino Brisker

157 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIORS Row 1 Stacy Swartz, Carrie Harsh, Phil Fultz, Heather Tatsch, Elizabeth Marschinke, Sue Dillon, Row 2 Bart LaCount, Jessica Baker, Shannon Faith, 'Nancy Wilson, Abigail Lear Row 3 Rachel Games, Aaron Swartz, Tho­ mas Carter, Chad Lacher, Julie Robenstine, Scott Sabin, Amalia Munteanu, Freddie Lawson, Scott iLundgren

Row 1 Elizabeth Nastari, Danielle Johnson, Kristina Potts, Amanda Morrison, Leeza Glazier, Jaime Beatty, NATIONAL Emily Hendel, Kari Munson, Sarah Diver Row 2 Cara DeVault, Tricia Krabill, Matthew Horning, Tracy Peters, Gina Freconna, Chalice Patterson, Dan Griffith, Kelly Duke, Joyce McCallum Row 3 Michelle Criss, HONOR Jennifer Fisher, Rebecca Gard, Kimberly Goshom, Jaime Richmond, Jenny Bourne, Kim Collen, Jaime SOCIETY Russo, Christy Mayle Row 4 Ryan Case, Melissa Leech, Heather Brady, Tammy Leek, Ryan Rodriguez, Brad Shonk, Chris Court Not Pictured Cherie Satchel, Nicole Sullivan SENIORS

"7T Concert Choir Row 1 Victoria Sepeda, Kelly Robb, Regena Gumey, Chris Stroia, Kelly Lab, Billie Jo Binius, "Susan Neidig, Gina Rhome, Sarah Baker, Amanda Henschen Row 2 Michael Smith, John Pratt, Jennifer Whitacre, Jessica Warner, Mel­ issa Leech, Hope Dubose, LoTasha Stepney, Jameela Hawkins, Marvin Brunner Row 3 Justin Woods, Bob Daley, Geustravious, Geoff Weaver, \ Kevin Mutton, Mark Rogers, Robert Wolf, Carlos hooper, Steve Fluharty, Steve Gentile Row 1 Theresa Cobbs, Sue Dillon, Gina Rhome, Heidi Tatsch, Kim Korosy, Natalie Petersberger, Nicole Edwards, Kelly Penturf, Danielle Johnson, Amanda Morrison, Charlene Phillips, Trisha Thomas Row 2 Kourtney Skowron, Erin Greiner, Tracy Miller, Michelle Baker, Julie Robenstine, KEY Kyle Kocher, Michael O'Dell, Tenille Billheimer, Faith Kehres, Abigail Lear, Andrea Glaspell! JoAnn Schafer, Kim Dudley, Monica Variola, Mr. Morris Row 3 Jay Schafer, Sarah Robenstine,' CLUB Lauren Wiley, John Ritchie, Nate Weibush, Nate Turner, Phil Fultz, Scott Sabin, Rashaun Hawkins, Aaron Swartz, Portia Hairston, Tara Church, Matt Nastari, Josh Garrison

\^ Freshman Choir Row 1 Amanda Doty, Nichole Edwards, Amanda Wehner, Sonya Carver, Jillian Hughes, Tiffany Hendershot/tow2 Rebecca Wehner, Jamie Graber, Anita Hogan, Heather Edwards, Alison Bilcze, Sarah Reese, Becky Blaser, Jaime Sina, k Katie Sams, Emily Griffith, Janelle Couts Row 3 Chuck Wyeth, Joe Middleton, Eddie Williams, Mike Bourne, Diane Lynn, Julia Stand­ ing, Samantha Rohrer, Lori Cross, Tricia Dailey, Sarah Robenstine

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Auto Mechanics I Front. Tim Ustick, Chris Springer Back: Andy Midcap, Chris Miller, Tim Pinter

159 Nicole Armstrong, Tara Brady, David Brogan, Kelly Brown, Christopher Bumham, Jason Butcher, Tara Church, Andrea Criss, Michele Criss, Tonya Davis, Erin Dillon, Kelly Duke, Kelly Duro, Jo Anne Erisey, Chris El-Khal, Michael Fagan, Lawrence Faulk II, Matthew Fiegenschuh, Vanessa Finch, Jennifer Fisher, Dustin Flitcraft, Shaun Fontaine, Whitney Gajdzik, Rebecca Gard, Lisa Garland, Josh Garrison, MARCHING James Glasser, Stephanie Harris, Zondria Heards, Emily Hendel, Beth Herron, Anita Hogan, Mykyraa Kinnard, Doug Korosy, Kim Korosy, Kelly Lab, Melissa Leech, Nick Lewis, Jamie Macaione, Randi MacKintosh, Perry Mann, Melissa Martin, Camie Mays, Joseph Middleton, Mark Miller, Kari Munson, BAND Nicole Norman, Christopher Owens, Aimee Oyer, Chalice Patterson, Gina Rhome, Colin Richmond! Julie Robenstine, Sarah Robenstine, Masheka Rogers, Kimberly Sands, Julie Standing, Brandy Stewart! Stacy Swartz, Heidi Tasch, Thera Tryforos, Jessica Warner, Eve Weatherspoon, Geoffrey Weaver,' Meredith Wiley, Edward Williams, Nancy Wilson, Robert Wolf, Corey Yarian W A 1^/- V,

THE BAND CELEBRATES GREAT 94-95 WITH ANNUAL DINNER DANCE

Crowning the '95 Band Royality (above) Mykyraa Kinnard (below) David Brogan

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Brian Pasco 63, 98, 116, 131 Jesse Lee Percy 53 Denise Pinter 43 Christopher Price 28, 114, 129, Benjamin Patterson 53, 98, 116 Eric Peters 43 Tim Pinter 159 138 Chalice Patterson 7, 28, 33, 83, Ryan Peters 53, 106, 116, 132, Cynthia L. Porrazzo 53 Antonio Proctor 43 148, 149, 155, 158, 160 138 Latray Porter 63 RickPucci43, 147 Brent Paulus 63, 129 Tracy Peters 28, 33, 149, 158, Robert Porter 63 John Puckett 43, 98, 145, 149 Dennis Payton 63 180 TiaPorterfield 63, 111, 126 Jimmy Pugh 153 Nylasha Pearson 53, 111, 126, Natalie Petersberger 43, 159 David M. Poto 28, 89, 151 Sarah K. Pugh 53 138 Andrew Peterson 63, 154, 157 Quanise Purdy 63 Eric Peebles 53 Heidi Peterson 28, 35 Kristina Potts 28, 33, 137, 158, Monica Pusateri 44, 142 Jeff Penny 53 Charlene Phillips 53, 110, 150, 180 John Penrod 43, 153 152, 157, 159 Jonathan Pratt 43, 98, 152, 155, Camilo Quesada 63 Kelly Penturf 53, 108, 110, 150, Edmond Phillips 28, 156 158 Suzanne Quick 44 159 Kisha Pierce 53 Kelly Jean Presley 63 172 Mark Pinkerton 53, 132 XS*' STUDIO 131 W. State Street • Alliance, Ohio 44601 (216) 821-8303 £&»> A Full Service Studio Commercial • Industry Specialists Portrait • Reproductions gJJ p& Restorations • Oils -%Rtf>< CmU UM for Aii your Photographic Needs COPE FARM EQUIPMENT JOHN DEERE FARM & LAWN EQUIPMENT Sales and Service cO *E?(press <*

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Scott Ray 63, 106, 133 Melissa Richards 53, 137 John M. Ritchie 15, 26, 29, 120, Bradley Raffle 63 Adam Rebh 53, 54, 98, 116, 131 Kendall Richardson 29, 98, 138 138, 146, 149, 152, 153 Christina Rakes 63, 156 Marie Reed 29 Collin Richmond 53, 54, 147, 159 Allison Lynn Randel 44, 82, 108 Sarah Reese 64, 110, 111, 134, 148, 152, 160 Kelly Rose Robb 158 138, 153, 157 142, 155, 159 Eric Richmond 64, 120, 138 Mamie Randel 63, 110, 111 Robin Reitz 64 Jaime Richmond 6, 12, 29, 94, Julie Robenstine 44, 83, 143, Erik Randolph 44 Gina Marie Rhome 44, 158, 159 122, 138 147, 153, 158, 159, 160 Jacqueline Rasile 29, 89, 154 160 Stephanie Richmond 64 180 Florin T. Rasinar 53, 96 Jeremy Scott Rhome 29, 151 Stacy Rickman 64 Sarah Robenstine 64, 80, 147, Marius Rasinar 44, 96, 146 Cedric Rice 52, 53, 98, 124, 148 Jason Ridgeway 64 152, 159, 160 James Ray 44, 96 Gustravius Rice 124 Andrea L. Riggins 29 Ryan Rodriguez 12, 29, 33, 84, Rachel Ray 63 Jared L. Rice 64, 146 Jamie Risbeck 89 86,96,131,138,143, Trenholm Rice 29, 102, 124, Dennis Risden 44, 89, 156 153, 158 174 138, 151 Steven Risden 29, 106, 138, 156 Jason Rogers 29, 89, 144 Sam's Health Mart SAM CALABRETTA, R.Ph.

475 EAST STATE STREET 821-1780 Alliance, Ohio 44601 821-1781 Terry S. Pfeifer, CPA Robert P. Potts, CPA

Mather, Pfeifer, & Potts, Inc "An Adventure in Tex-Mex Dining" Certified Public Accountants

960 West State Street Society Square, Suite 120 P.O. Box3217 Alliance, OH 44601 216-821-7598 FAX 216-821-4478

Mark Rogers 35, 88, 158 Anthony Saunders 44 Mark Shaffer 30 Matthew Sobotka 64, 96, 133 Masheka Rogers 160 Scott Saunders 64, 117 Tara Shaffer 54, 152 Elizabeth Sol 64, 142 Uri Rogers 29, 98, 151 Tekesha Saunders 44 Kevin Shoemaker 145 Brean Sprague 12, 30, 108, 138 Joy Rohr 44 Aaron S ayers 64 Brad Shonk 12, 30, 31,96, 129 Chris Springer 44, 159 Joseph Scalia 44 138, 158 Melissa J. Staggers 54, 147 Samantha Rohrer 64, 149, 155, Jay Robert Schafer 54, 102, 124, Christian Shonk 64 Christina Stahler 64 159 159 Michael Shonk 44 Julia Standing 64, 159, 160 Jamison Roller 64 Joann Elain Schafer 54, 100, Amber Shriver 64 Calvin Dan Stanley 54 Jeremy Roller 54, 119 126, 146, 159 Drew Sims 44 O'Del Stanley 45 Jeffrey Rovnak 9, 28, 29, 131, Sabrina Schaffert 44 Lynda Sims 44 Rod Steed 6, 138 139 David M. Schmidt 44 Jaime Sina 64, 159 Jonathan Stella 30 PhilRowe44, 153 Anthony Schneider 64, 133 Trisha Sinkovitz 64 Lotasha Stepney 54, 126, 158 Richard A. Rudolph 54, 98 Jaime Schrader 64, 94 Roger M. Sisler 44 Marketis Stevens 65 Aaron Rummel 64 Crystal Schreckengost 44, 148, Virginia D. Sisler 51, 54, 142, Brandy Stewart 48, 54, 134, 160 Angel Runion 29, 108 150, 152 155 Danielle Stewart 45, 143 Shaun Runion 64, 117, 133 Gary S. Schueller 89, 156 Carlye M. Skidmore 54 Stacey Stewart 65, 152, 155 Ryan Russell 147 Joshua G. Schueller 156 Kourtney Skowron 44, 159 William Stinsman 30 Jaime Russo 9, 12, 30, 33, 35, Yvonne Schueller 44, 143 Kevin Smallwood 44, 153 Kirk Stoudt 30, 35 104, 138, 158 Jeremy Schuh 98, 120, 138 Dawn Smarr 64 Omad Nicky Stovall 30, 98, Elizabeth Schuster 44, 143 Chuck Bradely Smith 54 138, 144 Veronica Saavedra 12, 30, 88 Jessica Scott 64 James Smith 64 Violet Strain 89 Scott Sabin 9, 44, 82, 114, 131, Kathleen Scott 54 Jennifer Smith 44, 126, 148, 152 Adam Strait 54, 98, 132 158, 159 Louis Scott 64 Jessica Marie Smith 54 Kristina Stroia 45, 146, 150, 156 Veronica Sacco 44, 137, 155 Andrea Seabolt 64, 144 Lakisha Smith 64 Jeremy Stutler 54 Ginger Lee Safreed 30 Victor Seals 64, 117 Nicholas Smith 54, 98, 119 Erin A. Sullivan 45, 78, 108, Jerry Sampson 54 Amanda Sears 44, 89, 149 Steven Smith 44, 132 134, 138, 149, 152, 153 Kathleen Sams 54, 64, 137, 159 RachelleSelf44 Michael Smith Jr. 158 Nicole Sullivan 13, 15,30,33, Kimberly Sands 160 Victoria Sepeda 54, 158 Andrea Smolira 89, 145, 149 35, 158, 180 Lindsay Sarchione 64, 137 Brandy Severance 44, 143, 152 Carrie Snyder 30, 35, 154 Cherie A. Satchell 30, 33, 154 Amanda Shaffer 44 Nikki Snyder 30 175 40 Years Experience 8:30 a.m. - lO p.m. Six Days McCAMMON Sunday lO - 3 Heating & Air Conditioning Co. Oasis Tanning Independent Lennox Dealer Salon Heating - Air Conditioning - Heat Pumps and Spa Cleaning & Servicing All Makes Sales&Service Free Estimantes - 24-Hour Emergency Service Financing Available 235 E. State St. 821 -1560 115 E. Ely, Alliance, Ohio (216) 823-7500 Alliance, Ohio 44601

ERMLICH CONGRATULATIONS KINGSLEY to the SCHAEFFE 'An Insurance & Fma CLASS OF 1995

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Dennis Voshel 45, 153 Angela Weatherspoon 45, 137, Sherrie West 55 Jennifer Williams 45, 89 154 April Wheelock 45, 154 Kimberly Williams 55 Amy Wade 55 Eve Weatherspoon 55, 160 Jennifer Whitacre 55, 152, 158 Lakrisha Williams 55 Monica Wainuskis 31 Geoffrey Weaver 55, 86, 147, Patrick Whitaker 55, 106, 116 Leslie Williams 55, 134, 137 Kenneth Walker 31, 98, 114 152, 158, 160 Ben White 55, 98, 132, 157 Loyal Jay Williams 65, 153 Michael Ward 55 Stephan Weber 153 Shawn White 65 Michael Williams 45, 124, 138 Jessica Warner 55, 86, 158. 160 Hope Webler 65, 126, 142 Michael Wiggs 55 Sha kisha Williams 45, 180 Naja Washington 45 Melissa Weekley 143 Ian Wilcox 65 Charles Willis 65, 117 Crystal Waters 45 Amanda Wehner 65, 155, 159 Lisa Wiles 45, 153 Charlesetta Willis 65, 111, 126 Becky Watson 45, 143 Rebecca Wehner 65, 156, 159 Lauren Wiley 55, 126, 150, 159 John Williston 45, 156 Matthew Watson 45, 153 Nathan Weibush 13, 14, 31, 34, Meredith Wiley 65, 126, 160 Charles Wilson 45 Adam Watts 55, 116, 131 98, 152, 157, 159 Donny Williams 31, 98, 138 Nancy Wilson 45, 82, 83, 152, Amber Wayne 55, 156 Jennifer West 65 Edward Williams 65, 145, 159, 158, 160 Paul West 31, 89, 145 160 Edward Witham 65, 133 J 77 compliments of TERRY'S TIRE TOWN Complete automotive service ... Skilled mechanics and brand-name parts.

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Robert Wolf 50, 55, 86, 147, Jennifer Wright 55, 78, 156 152, 158, 160 John Wurgler 45, 98 MarkWolford55, 89 Earl Charles Wyeth 133, 159 Jennifer Wollam 65,100, 111, 126, 138 Corey Yarian 31, 78, 96, 142, Julie E. Wollam 45, 100, 112, 147,160 126, 138, 146, 152 Kevin Yoho 45, 153 Richard (Mark) Wollam 31 Jason Yost 65 William Wood 31, 35 Paul Yost 45, 98 Justin Woods 45, 114, 138, 158 Robert Woods 31 Jeremy Zigler 55 Caroline Worley 31, 154 Zachary Zumbar 50, 55, 96 Richard Worley 65, 133 Kelly Jean Zupanic 55, 110 178 HEATING & REFRIGERATION ESTABLISHED 1938

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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1995 2002 West State Street, Alliance 821-8432 ...and the Chronicle staff would like to thank the following people for their continued support, assistance, and understanding: Sandy Kestner, Patricia Campitelli, Nancy Green, R. Patrick Hilles, Howard Kirk, Terry Leek, Lisa and Terry Dunlap, Lifetouch Studio and CockruTs Plajer and Cross Studio.