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The '93 annual Senior Blood Day ac-l counted for the largest single "collec-j tion" in Stark County for the year, as 218j people donated. Senior Jodee Moretti BLOOD DAY '93 served as chairman of the project.

Helping hands. Above, Addie Seidel waits t Keeping their cool under the pressure. Jenni Ruth, above, and LaToya Bridgeman, escort Robert Rohr to the safety of the cantee below, each has her own way of dealing with those anxious just before the needle arrives. where Tokisha Blue checks on Dana Harper. Grace under pressure. Mike Fiegenschuh bravely smiles from under his damp cloth (above), but still accepts a hand from Jesse Armitage in making his way to the canteen (below).

Nearly done. Nicole Carter toughs out the last few minutes (above), (below) Heidi Brown can smile now that it's over, but Dave Brandon finds it all hard to swallow.

Bag ladies. Jackie Carr andKenya Toney flank Chip Tucci as they do the important work of labelling and registering the blood bags. 4 "When the clock strikes twelve. "

May 1S919)9)3 was the junior senior prom. Purple, gold and white trans­ formed the gymnasiam into the theme of Cinderella's ball. The highlight of the night was the crowning of the king and queen. Mandy Turner was crowned queen and Kris Bugara was announced as king of the prom.There was an ice castle to enhance the mood. The six sophomore servers were scat­ tered about the festive castle ballroom, eager to help the guests. WHEN THE CLOCK §TEHJC]K MDMOIT only the clean up crew was to be found.

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page 15 (front) Christopher Black, Darren Peloso, Amanda Carter, Christopher Rodriguez, Patricia Daley, Scott Brady, Mike Bowling, (row 2) Kenya Toney, Carrie Randall, Kelly Bourne, Adrienne Greiner, Sara Games, Christina Hammerton, Leigh Johnson, (standing) Dr. R. Lynn Bondurant, Jr. (speaker), Abigail Blake, Michael Fiegenschuh, Julie Barcus, Matthew Giese, Mandy Turner, Nathan Munson, Kara Walsh, Joshua White, Chandi Hogan, Nickolas Brienza, Duncan Brown, Keane Toney. (not pictured) Ryan Klusch, Pamela Naugle. Top Scholars Honored

Honored Educators Joseph Zelasko Barbara Armitage Gerald Seavy Libby Patterson William Carli Mary Ann Basar Jodene Hardy James Bailor Anna Mae Searfoss Roberta Case Al Eibel Art Games Gary King Paula Andreani The sixth annual Joan Waggenspack recognition dinner David Austin honoring AHS's top Carol Evans scholars was held James Polen May 12. Honored Robert Craig guests featured not James Christine only the top ten per Frank Mancini cent of the Class of Robert Ruth '93, but also educa­ Kenneth Toney tors selected by the Janet Carli students. Melissa Ruggles Jed Mewborn page 16 Julie Bezon Kelly Bourne Edward Bow en Angela Bowers Kristy Bowers

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Erika Miller Jessica Moore Tammy Moore JoDee Moretti a masterpiece of memories Niki Papic Angle Pasco the chronicle 1993 Michael Reitz Brian Ceresna Dana Harper a masterpiece of memories Dustin Schott Mark Schott Addie Seidel Kimberly Shields t the chronicle 1993 Tricia Snyder Steve Spaite Michael Sponseller Christine Stancato a masterpiece of memories Keane Toney Kenya Toney Tony Townes Louis Tucci the chronicle 1993 William Wilson Bradley Young Jason Zink a masterpiece of memories CHRISTOPHER JAMES BLACK: College KELLY JO BOURNE: College Prep; Prep; Basketball 9; Baseball 9-12 (Varsity Softball 9-12 (Letters 9-11); Swimming 10- 11,12); Golf 9-12 (Varsity 10,11,12) (Captain 12 (Letters 10-12); Prom Committee 11; 12); Junior Scholars 11,12; Foreign Language Blood Day Committee (Registration Commit­ Club 10,11; Principal's Advisory Committee tee); Office Aide 9,10; Key Club 9-12; 12; Homecoming Committee 9-12; Prom National Honor Society 11,12 (Secretary); Committee 11; Office Aide 10-12; Blood Science Fair 9,10 (Superior Rating in Local Day Committee 12; Ecology Club 11,12 and District Fairs, Governors award for (Secretary); Key Cluh 9-12; Student Senate Excellence in Recyleing, Excellent rating at SENIOR 9-12 (President 12); National Honor Society the State Science Fair); Top 10% of Class. 11,12 (V. Pres.); Boy's State 11; Science Fair PROFILES 9 (Superior at State and NASA award); Red MICHAEL BOWLING: College Prep; Junior and Blue; Homecoming Escort 12; Top 10% Scholars 11,12; National Honor Society JESSE DAVID ARMITAGE: College Prep; of Class. 11,12; Boys State 11; Speech and Debate Swimming 11,12; Tennis 9-12; Wrestling 11,12 (Captain and State Qualifier); Science 9,10 (Mr. Intensity); Junior Scholars 12; MARK A. BLACK: College Prep and Fair 9; Academic Challenge 10,11,12; Principal's Advisory Committee 12; Prom Vocational; Basketball 9-12; Football Cheaper by the Dozen; Bats in the Belfry and Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; 9,11,12; Blood Day Committee 12; Voca­ Oliver; Computer Team 10,11,12 (Captain, Ralph Regula Council 12; Ecology Club 12; tional Student of the Month 12; Science Fair First in Stark County 10, First in State 10); Key Club 9-12 (Board of Directors 11,12); 9,10; JOGS 12; Business Professionals of Top 10% of Class. National Honor Society 12; Boy's State 11; America 12. Chronicle 11,12 (editor); Attened Ohio Business Week 11. LATOYA KEOMA BRIDGEMAN: College SCOTT RYAN BLASER: College Prep; Key Prep; Prom Committee 11; Office Aide JOANNA RENEE ARNOLD: Vocational Club 12; Pen & Brush Club 10,11,12; 11,12; Statistician 10; Marching Band 8-12; (Cosmetology); National Honor Society 12; Science Fair 9,12; S.M.I.L.E. Program in Concert Band 9-12; Pep Band 8,9; Choir 10- Vocational Student of the Month 11,12; Fine Art 12. 12; Show Choir 10; Teenage Institute 11; Teacher aide 12. Science Fair 9,10; JOGS 12; Majorette 11,12; TOKISHA NICOLE BLUE: College Prep Band Board 12; Choir Council 12; Grease JULIE ANN BARCUS: College Prep; Tennis and Vocational (Broadcast Arts); Basketball (choir member); Oliver (lead character). 9-12 (Federal League Honorable Mention, 12; Blood Day Committee 12; Vocational Federal League 2nd team, MVP, 3 varsity Student of the Month 11; Science Fair 10; NICKOLAS BRIENZA: College Prep; Junior letters, First Place in Lousiville Doubles); JOGS 12; Camera Crew for Boys Basketball Scholars 11,12; Marching Band 9,10; Junior Scholars 11,12; Foreign Language Games 12; Flight Deck Reporter. Concert Band 9,10; Science Fair 9; Academic Club 9,10; Homecoming Committee 9-12; Challenge 9-12; Red and Blue 10; Knowl­ Ralph Regula Council 12; Key Club 9-12; SCOTT BRADY: College Prep; Junior edge Masters 11,12; Top 10% of Class. Student Senate 9-12; Statisticiam 10,11; Pen Scholars 11,12; Library Aide 12; Key Club & Brush Club 10; National Honor Society 11; National Honor Society 12; Early DUNCAN TAYLOR BROWN: College 11,12 (President 12); Girl's State 11 (elected Admission Program at Mount Union 12; Top Prep; Swimming 10,11,12; Tennis 9,10; Secretary of State, nominated for Girl's 10% of Class. Junior Scholars 11,12; Prom Committee; Nation); Speech and Debate 9,10; Science Ralph Regula Council 12; Ecology Club 12; Fair 11; Academic Challenge 11,12; Teacher TIM BRINDACK: General; Football 9; Bible Key Club 9-12; Student Senate 12; National \ide 12; Top 10% of Class. Club 10,11,12; Blood Day Committee 12; Honor Society 11,12; Boy's State 11; Avaitor Office Aide 10; Choir 9; Speech and Debate of the Week 9,10; Science Fair 9; Academic DONALD S. BELL: Vocational; Manager 12; JOGS 12; Faith County. Challenge 9-12; Knowledge Masters 9-12; ?or Basketball, Football, and Track 9-12; Top 10% of Class. Office Aide 12.

\IMEE BENEDETTI: College Prep; Cross Country 11; Softball 9; Swimming 9-12; [rack 11; Prom Committee 11; Office Aide )-12.

ULIE BEZON: College Prep; Office Aide 2.

4ICHAEL JASON BINIUS: College Prep; baseball 10; Football 9-12 ( All Federal .eague Honorable Mention, All Review "earn Honorable Mention); Blood Day "ommitte 12; Choir 12; Show Choir 12; Musical Oliver 12. JESSICA LEE COBBS: College Prep; JESSICA L. FISHER: Vocational the Month 12; Science Fair 9,10; DECA Vi< Foreign Language Club 10,11; Library Aide (Horticulter); Reading Lab Aide 10; Key President. 12; Key Club 9-12; Science Fair 9,10. Club 10,11,12 (Board of Directors, President 12); Wrestling Statistician 10,11,12; Teenage TIFFANY ANN BROWN: College Prep; Institiute9; Teacher Aide 12. Clinic Aide 9,10; Blood Day Committee 12; Library Aide 10-12; Water Girl and Trainer DESMOND C. FORD: College Prep; 12; Science Fair 9. Vocational (C.B.E.); Football 10,11,12; Blood Day Committee 12; Library Aide 10; REBECCA JOANNE BURRIER: College Vocational Student of the Month 12; Gym Prep; Vocational CBE; Blood Day Commit­ Aide 10,11,12; JOGS 12. tee 12; Vocational Student of the Month 12; Science Fair 9-11; SARA H. GARNES: College Prep; Cheer­ Teacher Aide 12; Business Professionals of leader (Varsity 11); Foreign Language Club America. 9,10; Prom Committee 11; Office Aide 9-12; Key Club 9,10; Student Senate 9-12; Choir JESSICA LEE COBBS: College Prep; 9,10,11; Show Choir 10; National Honor Foreign Language Club 10,11; Library Aide Society 11,12; Girl's State 11; Water Girl 12; SUSAN MARIE HERMAN: College Prep; 12; Key Club 9-12; Science Fair 9,10. Science Fair 9,11; Musical Grease 9; Camp Vocational (Broadcast Arts); Principal's Fitch Counselor 11,12; Who's Who Among Advisory Committee 11,12; Blood Day American High School Students 11; Committee 12; Vocational Student of the Sophmore and Junior Homecoming Atten­ Month 11; Musical Oliver 12. dant; Honor Roll 9-12; Elk's Student of the Month 12; Chronicle 12; Top 10% of Class. CHANDI LAVETTA HOGAN: College Prep; Track 9-12 (Federal League Champs, ADRIENNE GREINER: College Prep; District Champs, State Qualifiers); Office Junior Scholars 11,12; Foreign Language Aide 12; Concert Band 9-12 (1 in Districts); Club 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Marching Band 9-12; JOGS 12; Top 10% of Committee 12; Ecology Club 11,12; Key Class. Club 10-12; Statistician 12; Choir 9-12; Show Choir 10; National Honor Society ANDREA HUFFMAN: College Prep; 11,12; Girl's State 11; Aviator of the Week Basketball 9; Softball 9; Library Aide 12; BRIAN SCOTT CUMMINGS: College Prep; 9,10; Science Fair 9; Dance Team 10; JOGS 12; Gym Aide 9,10. Basketball 9; Track 9. Teacher Aide 12; Grease 1990; Cheaper by the Dozen 1990; Bats in the Belfry 1991; Top DEBORAH LYNN HURFORD: General; ANGIE DANKO: College Prep; JOGS 12; 10% of Class. Softball 9,10; Library Aide 9-11; Statisticiar Science Fair 9; Teacher Aide 11,12. 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Concert Band 9- TINA HAMMERTON: College Prep; 12; Pep Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Show Choir ANDRA LYN DUTROW: College Prep; Foreign Language Club 10,11; Ecology Club 10; Aviator of the Week 9; Muscials Grease Tennis all (M.V.P., Coache's Award, 3 11,12; Key Club 10-12; Statistician 10-12; and Oliver 9,12. Varsity letters); Office Aide all; Ecology Marching Band 9-11; Concert Band 9-11; Club 2 years; Student Senate all; Statistician National Honor Society 11,12; Avaitor of the JENNIFER LYNN ICKES: College Prep; 3years; Science Fair 9 (Robin Klusch Week 10; Science Fair 9; Chronicle 12; Top Blood Day Committee 12; Office Aide 9; Scholorship, Medicine and Health Award, 10% of Class. Key Club 9,10; Statistician 11; Pen & Brush Ohio State Medical Award, Stark County Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Water Veternarian Society); Teacher Aide all. JENNYFER HANCOCK: College Prep; Girl 12; Aviator of the Week 9; Science Fair Volleyball 9-12; Blood Day Committee 12; 9; Red and Blue 12. MICHAEL WILLIAM FIEGENSCHUH: Aviator of the Week 9; Science Fair 9,10,12; College Prep; Cross Country 11,12 (11-2nd Gyn Aide 9-12. LEIGH ANNE JOHNSON: College Prep; team All Federal League, Team Award, 12- Key Club 10,11,12 (11-Board of Directors, 2nd team All Federal League, Honorable TAMIKO HATCHER: College Prep; 12-Secretary); National Honor Society 11,12 Mention All-County, M.V.P., 2 year Football 9-12 (Varsity letters 10,11,12); Science Fair 9,10; Top 10% of Class. letterman); Track 9-12; Junior Scholars Blood Day Committee 12; Aviator of the 11,12; Foreign Language Club 11; Prom Week 11; Science Fair 9,10; JOGS 12. MISSY JOHNSON: College Prep; Basket^ Committee 11; Student Senate 12; Statisti­ 9-12; Softball 9; Volleyball 9; Homecoming cian 9; National Honor Society 11,12; OTHERIA FAHN HAWKINS: College Prep; Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Aviator of the Week 10; Science Fair 9 Choir 9,10; Teenage Institute 9,10; Science Office Aide 11; Water Girl 11,12; Science (Superior rating); Teacher Aide 12; Camp Fair 9,10. Fair 9,10; JOGS 12. Fitch Counselor 11,12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 10,11; Top JENA DAWN HENRY: Vocational (Market­ KELLY ANN KENT: College Prep; Swim­ 10% of Class, ing Ed.); Blood Day Committee 12; Statisti­ ming 10; Tennis 11,12 (Most Improved \2)j page 34 cian 10,11; Choir 9,10; Vocational Student of Volleyball 9,10; Clinic Aide 10; Homecom- ing Committee 10; Prom Committee 11; Key State 11; Science Fair 9; Chronicle 12. 1st place 11; Games third place 9,10; Club 10,11; Student Senate 9-11; Statistician Americanism Gov't Test Winner 10,11; 9-12; Pen & Brush Club 12; Pep Band 10; LYNN LANCASTER: College Prep; National Association of Naval Avaition Water Girl 11; Chronicle 11,12; Musical Australian Exchange Student; Science Fair 11,12; Voice of Democracy School Winner Grease 9. 12; Teacher Aide 12. 12; Castle Tours 10; Hugh O'Brien Alternate 10; National Fleet Association Essay Contest Winner 10.

JENNIFER LYONS: College Prep; Clinic Aide 9; Blood Day Committee 12; Office Aide 9-12; Key Club 9-11; Red and Blue 10.

BRADELY MASON: College Prep; Football 12; Blood Day Committee 12; Chronicle 11,12; Teacher Aide 12.

STARRETT MASON: College Prep; JOGS 12; Football 10,11; Baseball 10,11.

JASON CLIFFORD MCCUE: College Prep; Science Fair 9,10.

NICOL LEANNE MCGRATH: College Prep and Vocational (CBE); Ecology Club 12; Key Club 11,12; Speech and Debate 12; Vacational Student of the Month 12; Science Fair 9,10; Teacher Aide 9,10,11; Business Professional of America.

ANGELA MCKNIGHT: College Prep; I RYAN GEORGE KLUSCH: College Prep; MELISSA ANNE LEASK: Vocational Statistician 11,12; Science Fair 10,11; Red I Basketball 9-12 (Senior Captain, 10-Most (Marketing Ed.); Blood Day Committee 12; and Blue 10; Teacher Aide 11,12. I Improved, 11-"Mr. Hustle" award, Varsity Choir 9-11; Musical Grease 9. 110-12); Track 11-12 (11-Most Coachable, ERIKA MARIE MILLER: College Prep and Warsity 11-12); Junior Scholars 12; Foreign MICHELE CHRISTINA LEE: College Prep; Vocational (Telecommunication); Principal's [Language Club 11; Prom Committee 11; Tennis 10,11,12; Blood Day Committee 12; Advisory Committee 12; Blood Day Com­ EBlood Day Committee 12; Office Aide 9-11; Office Aide 12; Statistician 11,12; Water Girl mittee 12; Office Aide 9,10,12; Ecology Club [Ecology Club 11; Key Club 10-12; Student 12; Science Fair 9,10,12. 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Statistician 12; ^Senate 9-12; National Honor Society 11,12; Speech and Debate 9,10,12 (Secreatary and EBoy's State 11; Aviator of the Week 9,10; KATHARINE DEANN LEWIS: College OHSSL State Qualifier); Vocational Student Science Fair 9-12 (Multiple Science Awards, Prep; Blood Day Committee 12; Marching of the Month 11; Science Rating 9,10,12; 110 and 12 grade International Science Fair Band 9-12; Concert Band 9-12; Pep Band 9- Red and Blue 10; Dance Team 10; Musicals' FParticipant); Chronicle 12; Top 10% of Class. 12; Choir 9-12; Orchestra 9-12; National Phantom of the Opry; Cheaper by the Dozen; Honor Society 12; Girl's State 11; Aviator of Bats in the Belfry; Grease; Faith County. LEIGH ANN KROHE: College Prep; the Week 9; Science Fair 9,10; Teacher Aide Cheerleader (co-capt., 2 Varisty letters, 9-12; Brass Choir 9,10,11; Squad Leader Individual Competition, Hula Bowl Cheer- 11,12; Band Board 12.

VANESSA MARIE NINER: College Prep; Cheerleader 9-12 (Varsity 11,12, Unity Chairman, Nationals Chairman); Prom Committee Chairman 11; Blood Day Com­ mittee 12; Office Aide 11,12; Library Aide 9,10; Key Club 10-12; Statistician 10,11; Choir 9-11; Show Choir 10; Chronicle 12; Teacher Aide 11; ACE 11,12; SADD 12; Musical Grease; Musical Oliver (Lead).

REBECCA LYN ONEY: College Prep; Vocational (Marketing Ed.); Basketball 9; Softball 9-11; Volleyball 9-10; Blood Day Committee 12; Student Senate 9-11; Science Fair 9-11; Red and Blue 9,10; JOGS 12. (DCT); Clinic Aide 11; Aviator of the Week Blood Day Committee 12; Office Aide 9-12; ANGELA MARIE PASCO: College Prep; 9; Vocational Student of the Month 12; Library Aide 9; Ecology Club 12; Key Club Vocational CBE; Cross Country 10; Swim­ Science Fair 9-11. 9,11; Student Senate Secretary 12; Statisti­ ming 10; Track 9-12; Homecoming Commit­ cian 9-12; Aviator of the Week 9; Science tee 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Blood Day CARRIE ELLEN RANDALL: College Prep; Fair 9,11; Chronicle 12; Teacher Aide 10,12. Committee 12; Student Senate 9-12; Statisti­ Cross Country 11,12; Swimming 9-12 (4 cian 9; Pen & Brush Club 10,11; Science Fair Letters, 4 School Records, 2 Most Improved, ANGELA CHRISTINE SANOR: College 9,10; Business Professional of America 12 Honorable Mention 2nd Team All-Federal Prep; Foreign Language Club 9,10; Blood (Secretary and Historian); Class Secretary 11; League, MVP); Tennis 9-10 (1 Letter); Prom Day Committee 12; Key Club 10; Pen & Prom Server 10. Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Brush Club 10-12; National Honor Society Office Aide 10; Ecology Club 11,12; Key 12; Speech and Debate 9; Science Fair 9,10; DARREN PELOSO: College Prep; Wrestling Club 9,10,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Red and Blue 10-12. 9-12 (Ohio's Top Twenty Team, State Aviator of the Week 9; Science Fair 9 Qualifier, 2nd Team All Federal League, 1 st (Superior, $50 Bond). TODD ALLEN SANTORO: College Prep; All County 1993, 1992- 2nd Team All Golf 9,10; Junior Scholars 12; Blood Day Federal League, 3rd All County, Ohio Cadet BRADLEY AARON REBH: College Prep; Committee 12; Key Club 10,11; Science Fair National Team); National Honor Society 12; Wrestling 9; National Honor Society 12; 9,10. Science Fair 9-11; Teacher Aide 12; Top Teacher Aide 12; Bats in the Belfry; Faith 10% of Class. County. JASON SCHMIDT: Vocational (Commerical Art); Reading Lab Aide 10; Pen & Brush STARRE KATRINA POINDEXTER: JOSEPH DANIEL REESE: College Prep: 11,12; Teenage Institute 9-12; Science Fair College Prep and Vocational (CBE); Blood Baseball 9-12; Principal's Advisory Commit­ 10; Teacher Aide 10,11. Day Committee 12; Ralph Regula Council tee 12; Homecoming Committee 9; Prom 12; Science Fair 10; JOGS 12; Homecoming Committee 11; Office Aide 10-12; Key Club MARIANNE SCHOLZE: College Prep; Queen 1992; Business Professionals of 9-11; Student Senate 9; Science Fair 9. Blood Day Committee 12; Choir 12; Show America. Choir 12; Teenage Institute 12; Musical CHRISTOPHER RODRIGUEZ: College Oliver 12. HILDA POPLETT: Vocational (OWE II); Prep; Cross Country 9-12 (3 Letters); Track Blood Day Committee 12. 10-12 (2 Letters); Junior Scholars 11,12; ADDIE MICHELLE SEIDEL: College Prep: Foreign Language Club 10,11; Homecoming Vocational (CO-Operative Business Educa­ BRIDGETT ANN PRATT: College Prep; Committee 11; Prom Committee 11; Ralph tion); Softball 9,10; Foreign Language Club Softball 9,10; Clinic Aide 12; Foreign Regula Council 12; Student Senate 11,12; 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Office Aide 9- Language Club 9-11; Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Boy's State 12; Statistician 9-11; Science Fair 10,11; Blood Day Committee 12; Statistician 9; 11; Top 10% of Class. Business Professionals of America. Marching Band 9-12; Concert Band 9-12; National Honor Society 12; Aviator of the AMY ELIZABETH ROVNAK: College KIMBERLY LYNN SHIELDS: Vocational Week 9; Science Fair 9-11; Band Dinner Prep: Foreign Language Club 11; Prom (Early Childhood Education); Statistician 9- Dance Attendant 9-11; Majorette 11,12; Band Committee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; 11; Marching Band 8-11; Concert Band 9,10 Board 12. Office Aide 9-12; Key Club 9-11; Water Girl Pep Band 9,10; Aviator of the Week 9,11,12 9; Science Fair 9-10; Teacher Aide 12. Vocational Student of the Month 11,12; OVIDIU PREDA: College Prep; Science Science Fair 9,10. Fair 9. JENNIFER MICHAEL RUTH: College Prep; Cheerleader 9-12 (9-12 Captain); Homecom­ THOMAS SIEGFRIED: College Prep; KEVIN PULS: College Prep; Vocational ing Committee 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12 (11-Most Improved, 11-M.V.P., All- Federal League 12; S.A.D.D. 12. First Team, All- Stark County Honorable Mention, 3 Varsity letters); Foreign Lan­ VANESSA VARIOLA: College Prep and guage Club 11; Key CLub 11,12; Teacher Vocational (Marketing Education); Clinci Aide 10,12. Aide 10; Junior Scholars 11; Prom Commit­ tee 11; Office Aide 9-11; Key Club 10-12; BILL SNYDER: College Prep; Football 9-12 Vocational Student of the Month 12; Science (Champion of the Week); Track 9; Prom Fair 9,11. Committee 11; Blood Day Committe 12; Library Aide 9; Choir 12; Chronicle 11; BOBBY DARNELL WILLIAMS: College JOGS 12; Gym Aide 11,12; Teacher Aide 12; Prep; Principal's Advisory Committee 11,12; Musical Oliver 12. Blood Day Committee 12; Office Aide 12; Library Aide 11; Choir 9-12; Show Choir 9; JENNIFER JO SNYDER: Vocational (IBE I Teenage Institute 9-12; Science Fair 9-11; & II); Vocational Student of the Month 11; JOGS 12; Musicals: Bats in the Belfry ('91), Science Fair 10; Gym Aide 10; Teacher Aide Grease ('90), Faith County ('93), Oliver 11,12. C93).

TRICIA LYNN SNYDER: College Prep; KARA LYNN WALSH: College Prep; Aviator of the Week 10. Cheerleader 9-11; Softball 10; Foreign Language Club 9-12; Prom Committee 11; STEVEN CHAD SPAITE: College Prep; Blood Day Committee 12; Library Aide 9; Football 9-12; Track 9; Wrestling 9-11; Ralph Regula Council 12; Key Club 9-12; Foreign Language Club 9-12; Prom Commit­ Student Senate 12; Choir (Pres. 12, Soloist tee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Ralph 10-12); Solo and Ensemble Contests 11; Regula Council 12; Key Club 10-12; Aviator National Honor Society 11,12; Girl's State of the Week 9,10; Science Fair 11; Teacher 11; Water Girl 12; Science Fair 9-11; Aide 12; Muscial Oliver 12. Musical Grease; Top 10% of Class. Red and Blue 11; Oliver 1993; Video Crew for 1992 Football Team.

JOSHUA WILLIAM WHITE: College Prep; Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9-12 (Best Defen­ sive Player 11); Football 9-12 (All Federal League Tight-End, All Alliance Review Line-Backer, All Canton Respository Tight- End, Honorable Mention All Northeast Inland District Tight-End, Offensive Hus­ tler); Chess Club 11; Junior Scholars 11,12; Homecoming Committee 11; Prom Commit­ tee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Office Aide 12; Student Senate 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Aviator of the Week 9-11; Science Fair 9,11; Teacher Aide 12. DANIEL ALLAN SWISHER: College Prep; CHRISTINE MARIE WEIMER: College Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9; Foreign Lan­ Prep; Bible Club 11; Foreign Language Clug WILLIAM WILSON: College Prep; JOGS guage Club 9-11; Homecoming Committee 10-12; Blood Day Committee 12; Office 12; Science Fair 9,10. 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Blood Day Aide 10; Key Club 9-11; Teacher Aide Committee 12; Office Aide 9-12; Key Club 10-12. 10-12; Student Sentate 9; Science Fair 9-11; Gym Aide 10; Teacher Aide 10,11; A.C.E.; LUCY ANN WEYER: College Prep; Softball S.A.D.D. 9-12; Tennis 10-12 (Most Improved 91, Coaches Award 92); Volleyball 9; Foreign KENYA NGOZI TONEY: College Prep; Language Club 10,11; Homecoming Com­ Foreign Language Club 9,10; Prom Commit­ mittee 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Office tee 11; Blood Day Committee 12; Office Aide 10-12; Key Club 11,12; Student Senate Aide 12; Ecology Club 11,12 (Vice Presi­ 10-12; Statistician 9; Girl's State 11; Water dent); Key Club 12; Statistician 10-12; Girl 12; Science Fair 9-11; Chronicle 12. Marching Band 9-11 (Squad Leader 11); Concert Band 9-11; National Honor Society ARTHUR JAY WHITE: College Prep; 11,12; Science Fair 9; Chronicle 12; Camp Vocational (Broadcast Arts); Bible Club Fitch Counselor 11,12; Junior Achievement 11,12; Library Aide 12; Science Fair 9,12; page 37 (left) Julie Barcus and Chris Black (below) Bobby Williams

American Legion Elks Teenager of the Year: Outstanding Seior Boy: Julie Barcus - Ryan Klusch Christopher Black Oustanding Senior Girl: Coxen Scholars: Julie Barcus Christopher Black April Lunde Top Scholars: Christopher Rodiguez Christina Hammerton Nickolas Brienza Outstanding Senior Christopher Black Awards: Art:: Bradley Rebh, Scott Ann McConahay Blaser Fundation English: Julie Barcus Matthew Anderson French: Michael Julie Barcus Fiegenschuh Scott Blaser Spanish: Kenya Toney Michael Bowling Social Studies: Julie Barcus Scott Brady Home Economics: Bobby Jessica Cobbs Williams Christina Hammerton Stage Crew: Clif Anderson, Chandi Hogan Scott Foster, Brian Huff, Jeff 1 Leigh Johnson Kridler, William Mellows, Katharine Lewis Gannon Morrissey, Charles Jennifer Lyons Puckett, Robert Rohr, Brian Nathan Munson Shutler, Charles Wehner, Pamela Naugle Joseph Zorger Bridget Pratt Scholar 1 Athletes: Angela Sanor Kristopher Bugara, Carrie Mike Binius Thomas Siegfried Randall page 38 Alliance Kiwanis Club Outstanding Vocational Students: Willie Fitts, Joe Risbeck, Michael Shoffner, Tadd Stout, Addie Seidel, Joanna Arnold, Abigail Blake, Jamie Hartman, Kimberly Shields, Robert Rohr, Jason Zink, Curt Gehret, Mark Leforte, John Coen, Rob Hovorka Presidential Academic Fitness Awards: Matthew Anderson, Julie Barcus, Christopher Black, Abigail Blake, Michael Bowling, Scott Brady, Nickolas Brienza, Duncan Brown, Amanda Carter, Patricia Daley, Michael Fiegenschuh, Matthew Giese, Adrienne Greiner, Christina Hammerton, Ryan Klusch, Nathan Munson, Darren Peloso, Ovidu Preda, Christo­ pher Rodriguez, Keane Toney, Kara Walsh, Joshua White

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Awards of Distinction for Vocational Studies: Willie Fitts, Dan Goodchild, Erika Miller, Scott Host, Starre Poindexter, Tamara Wagner, JoDee Moretti, Aaron Burcett, Kristy Bowers, Matt Midcap, Rebecca Lincon, Eric Helman, Jena Henry, Richard Jenngings

Awards of Distinction for Basic Studies: Matthew Anderson, Jesse Armitage, Julie Barcus, Christo­ pher Black, Kelly Bourne, Edward Bowen, Michael Bowling, Scott Brady, Duncan Brown, Tiffany Brown, Kristopher Bugara, Amanda Carter, Jessica Cobbs, Michael Fiegenschuh, Adrienne Greiner, Christina Hammerton, Jennyfer Hancock, Chandi Hogan, Jennifer Ickes, Benjamin Kirchmeyer, Ryan Klucsh, Leigh Ann Krohe, Michele Lee, Jennifer Lyons, Nathan Munson, Ovidu Preda, Carrie Randall, Bradley Rebh, Christopher Rodriguez, Amy Rovnak, Christine Stancato, Daniel Swisher, Kenya Toney, Mandy Turner, Kara Walsh, Lucy Weyer, William Wilson Josh White

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Amy Gibson Amy Glass Heather Green Nicole Green Trisha Papley loads her printer in I.B.E. so she can get to work. (left) Aaron Armstrong gives swimming his all. (above) Gwynne Russell and Dave Brandon restore their energy after giving blood. PP

Sharron Hilles Cameron Hobbs Paula Hoebeke Tisha Howard Amanda Hubbs Tonia Hull

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I] Josh Cioci [ Lagentrius Johnson and Carrie Napier. Benji Mikes and Brent Kuntzman take a break from class to rest in the Telly May Kevin McBride David McCammon Jennifer McDaniel lobby. •4" Benjamin Mikes Jennifer Miller Da'vid Misquitta

Jason Monea Jason Monter Christina Morgan Harry Morgan

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L M Chris Nicholson Joshua Oyster Patricia Papley Katherine Patterson Sean Paulus Richard Peloso Nicole Percy

Amy Custar is racing against time and working desperately to finish her homework before the end of class. Shannon Pratt Rowland Purdy Jerilyn Quick Carrie Randel Daniel Stoudt Jason Stutler Eileen Summers Ada Summerville Anthony Sutcliffe Tricia Swain Kelly Windland Danielle Wood Felicia Wood Dorothy Woods Kristi Young Jeffrey Zupanic

Class Officers: Treasurer Jaime Russo, Secretary Gina Freconna, Vice President Jason Siegfried and President Nate Weibush

Glen Akins Angela Albert LaToya Anderson Shawna Anderson Nicole Armstrong David Arnold Bethany Ayers C'ne Bailey Travon Baker Lacey Barker William Barker Victor Barnes Louise Barnett Melissa Bates Jamie Beatty Anita Belford Christie Benedetti Patrick Bennett Brent Biggs Brent Bixler Jennifer Blasima 1

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y^ Jennifer Bourne Jason Bowers Kevin Boyer Heather Brady Laura Bryant Sunshine Burrier Brenda Byers Deanna Campbell | Jennifer Carpenter Nikki Carter Ryan Case Shaun Cassidy

Below: Danielle Gordon demonstrates great typing skills - something essential in the high school and beyond.

I Shawn Blasiman Marlon Blue Sarah Bolog Shante Brisker David Brogan Marvin Brunner Leah Campbell Kendra Candusso Chris Carli Charmane Ceresna Jaime Ciecerko Amanda Clarke Michael Clarke Christie Cole I Vanitra Coleman I iKimberly Collen Jameel Conley Shannon Conley SOPHOMORE I THOUGHTS

I thought this school year was nice and quick but it could have been a little faster. S'Rabee Johnson

I'm glad the year is over even though] will miss all my senior girlfriends, but all good things come to an end. Sheldon Neall

Chalice Patterson

Carlos Cooper Chris Court Donald Courtney Jason Cox Shawn Eddy Curt Craig Michelle Criss Vicki Croley Jason Cross Sarah Diver Gina Crubaugh Michael Cunningham Erik Custar Shelton Dailey Nicole Daniels Robert Davis Ryan Zurakowski hard at work in the Cara Devault Terri DeYarman Daniel Dickson guidance office. Kentasha Dixon Kelly Duke Eric Eberly Troy Fish Jennifer Fisher Daemon Ford Robert Franks Rebecca Gard Lisa Garland Carla Gehret Steven Gentile Jason Gibbons Ryan Glaspell Elizabeth Glazier Danielle Gordon Kim Goshorn Jennifer Green Karen Griener Daniel Griffith Bobbie Jo Hanson Christopher Helsel Emily Hendel Matthew Horning Steve Hovenac Angel Howell Ruby Hill Deshannon Hogan

Some silly sopho­ more leaps for joy at the end of another busy day.

Chris Hartshorn Tameki Heards Jeff Henry Aaron Herzog Danielle Johnson S'Rabee Johnson David Jones Derrick Jones Jonathan Jones Scott Jones Jason Kachner Brian Kellogg page 58 fli

SOPHOMORE THOUGHTS A duck on a plate is not as good as a rabbit in a hat. We have a lot of fun but I still can't wait until I graduate! Becky Gard Sarah Bolog I can't wait until I'm a senior! Ability will never catch up with the demand for it. William Wood Ryan Zurakowski

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John Kent Michelle Kibler Scott Kidd Mikyraa Kinnard Carrie Kosa Tricia Krabill Mike Kuntzman Jennifer Lamp Kim Lanham Josh Leask Annette Leasure Melissa Leech Tammy Leek Kevin Lewis |William Lancaster Debbie Mansfielc Vashawn Martin Steve Mason Heather Maxwell Christy Mayle Melissa Lohmeyer Jesford Majalap Jackie Longobardi Above: Shante Brisker studies hard, while classmate Sarah Bolog is obviously not as worried about Joyce McCallum working at the moment. page 59 Neil McMasters Chad Mercer Kathy Minor Jennifer Mitchell Mitch Mitchell Wendie Mohr Jamie Mummert Jeremie Mummert Kari Munson Sheldon Neal Bryan Nicholson Demarkis Nolan tafeifc Angie Moore Brandie Moore Amanda Morrison Joshua Mountz Brian Murphy Nicholas Myers Tom Myers Elizabeth Nastari Melissa Noling James Nuzum Brian Odey Derek Oney Steffan Oswald Brian Owens Dominga Pacheco Tony Palozzi

Right: Christie Benedetti's classic "Am I having fun yet?" expression. Above: Mrs. Jackson helps Karen Greiner fill out information for TAP exam. Chalice Patterson Tracy Peters Heidi Peterson Edward Phillips Jenifer Pittman David Poto Kristina Potts Christopher Price Jason Price April Raffle Jacqueline Rasile Jeremy Rhome James Rich Kendall Richardson Jaime Richmond Andrea Riggins Above: Ryan Rodriguez strives for a win Steven Risden John Ritchie Ryan Rodriguez Jason Rogers in the Alliance Invitational. Uri Rogers Jeffrey Rovnak Angel Runion Ryan Russell page 61 Nights to rememeber: Sophomore attendant Tricia Krabill and Dwight Kress at the Homecomig Dance (right). Becky Gard is in another world at the Band Dinner-Dance. page 62 Kirk Stoudt Eric Sweitzer Nathan Weibush Paul West Stacie Wheelock Nicole Sullivan Rebecca Ulbricht Christie Wilson Richard Wollam William Wood Joe Talley Artesia Watson Corey Yarian Chance Young Ryan Zurakowski Kenny Walker Donny Williams Kathleen Wiley Caroline Worley Robert Woods page 63 HHHUHI

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64 FRESHM N Alexander, Estelle Allen, Rebecca Anderson, Tracy Andrews, Alisha Arnal, Matthew

Ashcraft, Steven Ayers, Susan Babb, Pansy Baker, Jessica Baker, Michelle Baker, Sarah

Ball, Heather Barnes, Jesse Barnes, Trisha Bee, Todd Bell, Daniel Bennett, Gary

Bennett, Rebekah Berlin, Julie Bickley, Shelly Bienz, Elizabeth Billheimer, Tenille Billiter, Diana

(Left) President, Greg Myers HfIl "I will never forget my Hi freshman year, ;:lli because I feel that lli it is one of the lit biggest social IB I stepping stones of i? my life." (Right) Vice President, Kristian Thomas "Next year we hope to be more productive in the annual canned food drive by becoming more i competitive with the other classes." Billiter, Gary Blake, Jeffery Boykin, Apt Brackett, Kizzy Bradt, Fannie Briden, James

Brindack, Heather Brown, Garrett Bugara, Randy Butcher, Rachel Cade, Kelly Campbell, Kevin

Carlisle, Chad Carte, Ryan Carter, Thomas Chacon, Angelica Clayton, Jennifer Cobbs, Theresa

Coen, Michael Conrad, David Cooper, Jody Copeland, Kristi Crestani, Kelly Crick, Kevin

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(Left) Secretary, Kim Dailey "Coming to the high school was a big change with more challenging classes and a different atmo­ sphere, but we've adapted well." (Right) Treasurer, Allison Randel

"The candy sale went very well and we,re hoping to have many more fundraisers to help us with our junior prom." Cross, Julie Csaki, Gerald Cunningham, Derrick Dailey, Kim Daley, Rob Daniel, Jennifer

Daniels, Terra Davis, Tonya Dennison, Jassen DeYarmon, Steffenee Dickson, Jackie Dillon, Susan Fletcher, Phyllis Flugan, Kris Fontaine, Laura A R f* £Fountain , Lori *SF 1

ANOTHER EXCITING DAY FOR KASIE NUTIAL IN THE HALL.

Dubose, Hope George, Jennifer Gibbons, Dottie Graffice, Jenny Grandon, David Gray, Amanda Gray, Jamal

Duro, Kelley Greiner, Erin Hairston, Catherine Hammel, Jamie Harsh, Carrie Harsh, Joe Hawkins, Jameela

Hawkins, Rashaun Hawkins, Sameka Heards, Mary Heater, Eugene Heslep, Jacquelyn Hogan, Rosalyn

Hoiles, David Holbrook, Steven Holly, Erick |Howell, Rhoderick| Jarman, Juakita Jarvis, James iflllll

(ABOVE) NANCY WILSON BREAKS HER CONCEN­ TRATION DURING HER SCIENCE TEST. (BELOW) MICHAEL CLARKE TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE MEDIA CENTER'S "PRO QUEST" COMPUTER PRO­ GRAM.

JULIE ROBENSTINE PRESENTS HER SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT TO THE JUDGES AT THE ANNUAL SCIENCE ALLIANCE FAIR.

Johnson, Dawn Jones, Caterrell Jones, Chet Jones, Jamie Jones, Natasha Keeder, Amy Lynn

Kehres, Faith Kelly, Wendy Kennedy, Terestia Kidd, Violet Kimble, Jason Kirksey, Angelica

Kisik, Christopher Kitt, Tammie Knife, Mikol JHbp Knight, Anthony Koch, Lisa f Kocher, Kyle ',, ;!r B W ••••••••1

Koons, Kristopher Korosy, Doug Kowaleski, David Kreiner, Stephanie Kress, Doug Lacher, Chad Lacivita, Larry LaCount, Bart Latimer, Joie Lawson, Andrea Law son, Freddie if? Lear, Abigail

Light, Heather |Litchney, Geoffrey| Lott, Aneisia Lower, Bobbie Jo Loy, Shawn Lundgren, Scott

Macaione, Erin Marshinke, Elizabeth Mason, Alonya Masters, Andy Masters, Heather Mathis, Kea 8

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McNutt, Jason Meimaris, Andrew Menendez, Kathryn Messer, Melissa Metz, David

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(above) Brian Ehrlinspiel, Chad Lacher, Mike O'Dell and Geoff Litchney. (left) Jenny Smith. (above)Kelly Crestani and David Conrad enjoy listening to a lecture during English class, (left) Scott Lundgren nervously awaits the arrival of his judges. Petersburger, Natalie Pinter, Denise Pittman, Jonnetha Pratt, Jonathan Puckett, John Pusateri, Monica .A 1

Quick, Suzanne Randel, Allison Randolph, Erik Rasinar, Marius Ray, James Ream, Deanna

Reed, Alice Reed, Marie Rhome, Gina Richmond, Michael Robenstine, Julie Rohr, Joy

Sabin, Scott Sacco, Veronica Sanchez, John Saunders, Anthonyl Saunders, Tekesha Schmidt, David

Schreckengost, Crystal Schuh, Jeremy Schuster, Elizabeth Scott, Brian Sears, Amanda Self, Raychelle

(above)Lisa Koch enjoys the healthier foods in lunch, (left) Dottie Gibbons receives some scholarly knowledge from senior Nick Brienza Severance, Brandy Shaffer, Amanda Shonk, Michael Sims, Lynda Sisler, Roger Smallwood, Kevin

Smith, Jennifer Smith, Steven Starks, Sarah Storia, Kristina Sullivan, Erin Swartz, Stacy

The freshman girls basketball team shoots for the win. Nate Turner tries to catch a few Z's during the Student Senate/ Key Club lock in. HflHHHHHHIl Underwood, Lisa ^\ Utrup, Jessica Vancamp, Bryan Voshel, Dennis Jait^iIR Ware, Heidi • mdM m Warner, Brandi HH HP Waters, Crystal Weatherspoon, Angela West, Kenneth £%* W Wheelock, April flK A Williams, Anthony JM SL. Williams, Jennifer ^^^m^M Eafc^" *TNB1 Not Williams, Michael Williams, Shakisha Pictured Wilson, Charles Anderson, James Winters, Jamesina Barker, John Biggar, Earl Wollam, Julie Criss, Austin Doak, Robert Fall, Greg Groah, Melissa Hinojosa, Melissa Woods, Justin Hooker, John Worley, Leslie Kennedy, Alan Lair, Michael Wurgler, John Leech, Rodney Yoho, Kevin McCord, Shawn Yost, Paul Moreland, Ben Myers, JoJuanta Perry, Tina Porter, Brook Stanley, O'Dell Thomas, John Turner, John Walrath, Larry Zelenak, Tanya Watson, Matthew Weibush, April Williams, Berry Williams, Crystal Wilson, Nancy

Matt Fransisco "chills" during class.

Faith Kehres receives some last minute instructions from her teammate.

Garrett Brown discusses his algebra grade with Mrs. Vickers.

Rachel Games at the 2nd annual A.C.E. Lip Sync Contest

TEACHER of the YEAR Del Bruderly Patricia Campitelli page 78 Vince Campitelli Janet Carli William Carli Carol Chapman

James Christine Joanne Cinson Richard Claflin James Clegg

..€; i Betsy Cornell Marie Drum Carol Evans Harry Fails

Carol Fisher Robert Francis Perry Garman Nancy Green page 79 i Hi Linda Grisez Jerry Hammerton Ken Harper Carol Hennessey

Patrick Hilles Nancy Holub Judy Honeywell Terry Hoopes

Amy Hutchman Lynn Jackson Beth Johnson David Johnson

Gary King Sandra Kestner Howard Kirk Joyce Kirk page 80 James Lear Mary Lou Lenhart Ruth Maldoven Frank Mancini

Richard Morris »

Richard Murray

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Libby Patterson Gordon Puis Rachel Reighart Vic Rogers

Gail Ruggles Jo Ann Ruszkowski Joseph Rutledge Charles Ryan page 82 :C%m";

Ron Santucci Ed Schuller Gerald Seavy Rachel Shaffer

Jeff Shoemaker Ruth Snyder Anthony Sokol Lois Steese

Sharon Toomey Holly VanHorne Cynthia Vickers Sandra Walker

Sharon Walker Debbie Weibush Karen Whitaker Paul Wolf page 83 Janet Wuske Roger Yoho Ken Yost Joseph Zelasko

Alliance City Schools Administration (standing) Assistant Superintendents Donald Shem, Arthur Game (seated) Treasurer Dale Burdett, Superintendent John Thomas

Board of Educati on

Virgil Artino Sarah Brown Barbara Graf Barbara Nicholson Rick Robenstine Yavonda Daugherty Phil Dorn Al Eibel Gordon Gang John Gerber

Sally Ailes - For. Lang. Howard Kirk - Industrial Arts Paula Andreani - For. Lang. Joyce Kirk - Early Child. Ed. David Austin - Science Charles Kreiner - Work Study Leslie Austin - Science Cynthia Kreiner - L. D. Janet Bacon - Music Ron Kuceyeski - Drug Interv. Greg Backus - Principal Ilene LaCount - L.M.C. Aide James Bailor - English Theresa Lattanzi - Asst. Prin. Renee Barnes - For. Lang. James Lear - Social Studies Tom Bert - Eng. Drafting Mary Lou Lenhart - Cosmetology Mark Blackstone - Marketing Ruth Maldoven - Math Tom Brabson - Phys. Ed. John Malsch - Social Studies Ken Braun - Social Studies Frank Mancini - Social Studies Richard Brion - Eng./For. Lang. Janice Menegay - Attendance Demery Brown - Graphic Arts Margaret Miller - L.M.C. Aide Del Bruderly - O.W.E. Richard Miller - Auto Mech. Patricia Campitelli - Secretary Sandy Mohr - S.B.H. Aide Vince Campitelli - Auto Body Barbara Moore - Business Janet Carli - Counselor Carl Moore - D.C.T. William Carli - Math Richard Morris - Math Roberta Case - Music Greg Mulig - Business Carol Chapman - Business Richard Murray - Work Study James Christine - English Debbie Newburn - Secretary Joanne Cinson - Home Ec. Susan Oravitz - Math Richard Claflin - Broadcast Arts Libby Patterson - English James Clegg - English Gordon Puis - Counselor Betsy Cornell - Food Services Vic Rogers - Custodian Yavonda Daugherty - Work Study Rachel Reighart - L.M.C. Phil Dorn - Phys. Ed. Mark Rosenthal - Music Marie Drum - Home Ec. Gail Ruggles - Work Study Al Eibel - Science/English Jo Ann Ruszkowski - Art Harry Fails - Athletic Director Joseph Rutledge - Math Carol Evans - English Charles Ryan - Welding Carol Fisher - English Ron Santucci - Custodian Robert Francis - Career Eucation Ed Schuller - Security Gordon Gang - Mach. Trades Gerald Seavy - Soc. Studies/Eng. Perry Garman - Industrial Arts Rachel Shaffer - Math John Gerber - Auto Mech. Jeff Shoemaker - Industrial Arts Nancy Green - Secretary Ruth Snyder - Teacher Aide Gary Greene - Electronics Anthony Sokol - Counselor Linda Grisez - Nurse Lois Steese - Voc. Eval. Jerry Hammerton - Science Sharon Toomey - G.R.A.D.S. Ken Harper - Work Study Hollie VanHorne - English Carol Hennessey - Home Ec. Cynthia Vickers - Math Patrick Hilles - Commercial Art Sandra Walker-S.B.H. Nancy Holub - Science Sharon Walker - Math Judy Honeywell - Business Debbie Weibush - Science Terry Hoopes - English Karen Whitaker - Support Serv. Steve Hundt - A.V. Technician Paul Wolf - O.W.E. Amy Hutchman - Science Carolyn Worden - Cosmetology Lynn Jackson - Counselor Janet Wuske - Business Beth Johnson - Phys. Ed. Roger Yauman - Voc. Dir. David Johnson - O.W.A. Roger Yoho - Electronics Sandra Kestner - Secretary Ken Yost - Mach. Trades Gary King - Attendance Joseph Zelasko - Social Studies Mark Rosenthal Carolyn Worden Roger Yauman ('-•

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page 89 HOLD ON TO THE NIGHT Homecoming

Homecoming 1992 was an exciting beginning to the school year. Football gave us a victory the night before, so the spirits were high. The senior escorts were Chris Black, Tony Townes, Kris Bugara, Dwight Kress and Chris Rodriguez. The Homecoming Queen was Starre Poindexter and the senior attendant was Leigh Ann Krohe. The other class attendants were junior Dawn Jones, sophomore Tricia Krabill and freshman Jenny Graffice.The other honored seniors escorted across the football field were Tiera Thomas and Toni Slaggy. This was a night of fun sponsored by the Student Senate.

Ambrose Smith runs for a Homecoming victory.

The freshman,sophomore and junior attendants pose with senior nominees, attendant and queen.

Homecoming royalty Starre Poindexter and Chris Black These girls are ready for the excitement homecoming brings. page 91 an ^VHS production Faith County is the story of "real life" in the country. The AHS fall production was good old-fashioned down-home fun. Gos­ sips, drunks, rednecks, a corpse, a village idiot and a wedding com­ bined to make for a hi­ larious evening (No­ vember 13) and after­ noon (Nov. 15). Mrs. Holub directed her third AHS production as­ sisted by Jennifer Fraraccio. Brad Rebh was stage manager.

(above) Faith County's latest blushing bride to be readies herself fo the magic moment.! (below) Another crisis is confronted.

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page 92 ' ' * „Sm- "™%<#^F.,«i«W^ tHe CAST" IVIildred Carson Ida Acton Faye McFaye Erin Sullivan Ruthann Barns Erilca Miller Naomi Farkle Stephanie KLreiner Deloert Fink: Tim Brindack Luther Carson Zack Kingan Violet Farkle Gina Freconna (above left) Naomi and Delbert have a quiet discussion, Gladys Pimbleton Aimee Hall (above) Faye and Luther iron out a few things before their Bubba Bedford Bobby Williams wedding, (below) Gladys has the answers for everything.

An exasperated Mildred tries to decide if it's all worth it.

page 93 Science Alliance 1993 DISPLAYING THE ART OF SCIENCE

SPECIAL AWARDS Exellence in... Behavioral and Social Science Carrie Randel and Abbie Lear Biochemistry Matthew Horning Botany Ryan Case Chemistry Phillip Fultz Earth and Space Scott Lungren Enviormental Ryan Klusch Medicine and Health Theresa Cobbs Microbiology Sean Paulus Physics Joseph Papineau Governor's Award for Research in Energy Kimberly Goshorn Water Corey Yarian Agriculture and Food Science Erin Greiner Litter Prevention and Recycling Estell Alexander and Nathan Turner David M. Graf Memorial Award Ryan Klusch Robyn M. Klusch For Multiyear Research Ryan Klusch and Scott Lungren Tisha Howard reviewing her notes before the judging. SUPERIORS Kimberly Goshorn Matthew Horning Ryan Klusch Allison Randel Carrie Randel Nathan Turner Estell Alexander Tenille Billheimer Ryan Case Phillip Fultz Erin Greiner Chad Lacher Scott Lundgren Casie Nutial Sean Paulus Laura Fontaine Daniel Griffith Elizabeth Marschinke Brad McKay Elizabeth Bienz Theresa Cobbs Tisha Howard Lynn Lancaster Abbie Lear Natalie Petersberger Nathan Weibush Corey Yarian Joseph Papineau Chris Price Julie Robenstine explains her project. Scott Sabin Jennyfer Hancock Melissa Leech and DeShannon Hogan Paul Yost page 94 discuss their projects. The 1993 edition of Science Alli­ ance featured a large turnout with many fascinating displays. More than thirty Superior awards were given following judging in the high school cafeteria March 5 and 6. Many Aviator science fairists attended the district competi­ tion and five of them went on to the state science fair. Of those five, four received Superiors, entitling AHS to the Harold C. Shaw award for most outstanding school.

STATE COMPETITORS Kimberly Goshorn The judges study this project very closely for accurate details "Conventional Versus Enviormental Insulation" Ryan Klusch DISTRICT COMPETITORS "Rye Plants Growth Studies Kimberly Goshorn Phillip Fultz Elizabeth Marschinke Utilizing Aged Compost of Matthew Horning Erin Greiner Elizabeth Bienz McDonald's Packaging" Chad Lacher Theresa Cobbs Matthew Horning Ryan Klusch "The Effect of Canopy Gaps on the Allison Randel Scott Lundgren Tisha Howard Mineralization of Soil" Carrie Randel Kasie Nutial Lynn Lancaster Estell Alexander Nathan Turner Sean Paulus Abbie Lear "Is This Product Biodegradable" Estell Alexander Laura Fontaine Natalie Petersberger Scott Lundgren Tenille Billheimer Daniel Griffith Nathan Weibush "Do Moon Phases Affect Brad McKay Corey Yarian Precipitation" Ryan Case

Ryan Klusch reviews his project with the judges. Ryan Rodrieguez points out some fig­ ures to the judges. page 95 Spring Musical Production of CAST Oliver Vicki Claflin Fagan John Finucane Artful Dodger ErinGreiner Bill Sykes Michael Binius Nancy/Bet LaToya Bridgeman OLIVER I Bet/Nancy Aimee Hall Mr. Bumble Bobby Williams Widow Corney Loretta Perrine Mr. Sowerberry Matt Homing Mrs. Sowerberry Susan Herman Charlotte Tenille Billheimer Mr. Brownlow Geoffrey Litchney Mrs. Bedwin Rebecca Lerch Noah Mike Bowling Old Sally Jennifer Lamp Old Lady Nicole Armstrong Charlie Bates Corey Yarian Bow Street Runners Bill Snyder, Steve Spaite, Steven Gentile, Jay White Solo Dancer Susan Criss Rose Seller Julie Robenstine Milkmaid Susan Herman Strawberry Vendor Loretta Perrine Knife Grinder Matt Homing Long Song Seller Josh Oyster Ensemble Soloists Corey Yarian, Rebecca Lerch, Tenille Billheimer, Nicole Jack Finucane and his faithful followers sing about the merits and Armstrong advantages of picking pockets.

(above left) Vicki Claflin expresses the loneliness of an orphan in a song titled "Where is Love?" (abov right) LaToya Bridgeman and Erin Griener do a waltz to show everyone what high society is all about. page 96 (above left) Marianne Scholtze portrays a starving orphan begging for a small ration of stew, (above right) Billie Jo Binius and Susan Herman stare in shock as Vicki Claflin devours her bowl of scraps in a matter of seconds.

From April 29 through May 1,1993, Alliance High School presented its first musical in three years and Oliver was well worth the wait. Based on the story of Oliver Twist, it is the tale of an orphan who escapes his temporary home in a funeral parlor and gets a taste of the wild life on the streets of London. He later discovers that some relatives of his mother are still alive, and lives happily ever after with his long lost family. Mr. Rosenthal and Mrs. VanHorne served as directors of the musical. Though their job was not easy, with a cast full of singing and acting talent, as well as dedication and hard work, it was impossible for this production to be anything but one of the best.

(right) Loretta Perrine blushes with delight as Bobby Williams proposes marriage.

(above) Members of the Oliver cast make up a very dignified version of a high class horse and carriage. page 97 BAND DINNER DANCE 1993 - DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC?

Josh Oyster and Mr. Backus admire the wildlife.

Bobby Daley and Amanda Carter strut their stuff. page 98 (above) Senior attendant LaToya Bridgeman and Chucky Wehner. (below) Shawn Cassidy and Sophomore attendant DeShannon Hogan.

(above) Junior attendant Amy Glass and Trevor Sprague. (be­ low) Tom Carter and Freshman attendant Satcy Swartz. STANDOUT VOCATIONAL STUDENTS HONORED AT ANNUAL BREAKFAST AND AWARDS CEREMONY

page 100 EXCHANGE STUDENTS ADD INTERNA­ TIONAL FLAIR TO LIFE AT AHS

(clockwise from above) Marianne Scholze, Lynn Lancaster and Iselba Mazzei.

The 1992-93 school year featured Rotary Exchange Students Lynn Lancaster from Brisbane, Australia, Iselba Mazzei from Sao Paulo, Brazil and Marianne Scholze from Merida, Venezuela.

page 101 ife. HUNDREDS ARE ACKNOWLEDGED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT More than two hundred AHS scholars paraded across the stage to receive academic recognition during the annual assem­ bly. In addition to awards presented in fields ranging from business to language studies, the traditional pins were pre­ sented to students who have maintained a 3.5 grade point average through the first semester.

Fourth Year Pins Julie Barcus Christopher Black Abigail Blake Kelly Bourne Michael Bowling Nickolas Brienza Duncan Brown Michael Fiegenschuh Adrienne Greiner Third Year Pins Christina Hammerton Stacy Akins Chandi Hogan James Brunner Leigh Johnson Amanda Carter Nathan Munson Ian Craig Chris Rodriguez Erin Crider Keane Toney Dustin Degroff Mandy Turner Matt Giese Joshua White Amy Glass §1 Stacy Green Jeffrey Knight Jennifer McDaniel David Misquitta Autumn Phillips Carrie Randall Carrie Randel Steven Ray Allison Rupp Marni Sabin Allison Santoro Kara Walsh Gretchen Watts Michelle Wiggs Second Year Pins Jennifer Bourne Ryan Case Kimberley Collen Christopher Court Michelle Criss Cara DeVault Sarah Diver Rebecca Gard Kimberley Goshorn First Year Pins Daniel Griffith Elizabeth Bienz Emily Hendel Susan Dillon Matthew Horning Jennifer Evers Danielle Johnson Shannon Faith Tricia Krabill Matthew Fiegenschuh Joyce McCallum Phillip Fultz Amanda Morrison Rachel Games Elizabeth Nastari Karen Greiner Tracy Petrers Tisha Howard Kristina Potts Jason Kimble Ryan Rodriguez Zachary King an Jaime Russo Chad Lacher Nicole Sullivan Jason LeBar Lydia ^Vilcox Melissa Leech Scott Lundgren Amalia Munteanu Allison Randel Michael Richmond Julie Robenstine Scott Sabin Jeremy Schuh Sarah St arks Heather Tatsch Nathan Turner Nancy ^Vilson

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Row 1(1 to r) Tangela Kuhle, Candi Heslep, Kenya Toney, Jeni Freconna, Vanessa Variola, Scott Blaser, Jessica Fisher, Abby Blake, Leigh Johnson, Lucy Weyer, Erica Kuhle Row 2 Kelly Bourne, Carrie Randall, Tina Hammerton, Adrienne Greiner, Aaron Armstrong, Marni Sabin, Tricia Swain, Kara Walsh, Jeni Menegay, Chris Dillon Row 3 Jessica Cobbs, Michelle Fausnight, Shawn Morris, Tyler Henderson, Chris Mountz, Chris Craig, Carrie Randel, Vanessa Niner, Erika Miller, Jeff Knight Row 4 Duncan Brown, Allison West, Steve Spaite, Sean Paulus, Ryan Klusch, Dan Swisher, Brent LaCount, Jesse Armitage, Chris Black, Jennifer Fraraccio, Gretchen Watts, Mr. Morris

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irr% \ • —• ::•• :-"- .; .. . Key Club Officers (right I to r) Adrienne Greiner, Allison West, Marni Sabin, Jessica Fisher, Leigh Johnson COMMERCIAL ART Row 1(1 to r) Lyssa Waitley, Heidi Brown, Amy Gibson, Mr. Hilles Row 2 Sharron Hilles, Tina Erwin, Jody Madsen, Jennifer Frank, Bruce Hundzsa Row 3 Tadd Stout, Jason Schmidt, Dave Martin, Craig Stoudt BOYS STATE

Row 1(1 to r) Chris Rodriguez, Matt Giese, Brent LaCount Row 2 Jesse Armitage, Chris Black, Klusch, Duncan Brown

GIRLS STATE

Row 1(1 to r) Kara Walsh, Katherine Lewis Row 2 Lucy Weyer, Adrienne Greiner

RALPH REGULA COUNCIL Row 1(1 to r) Starre Poindexter, Marni Sabin, Kara Walsh, Duncan Brown Row 2 Mr. Seavy, Jason C. Smith, Christopher Rodriguez Row3 Bruce Bunn, Jesse Armitage, Steve Spaite, Dwight Kress MACHINE TRADES I Row 1(1 to r) Angie Pasco, Addie Seidel, Starre Poindexter Row 2 Desmon Ford, Nicol McGrath, Row 1(1 to r) Jeremy Long, Kendra Crowe, Cris Mason, Mr. Michelle Peterson, Mrs. Barbara Moore Row 3 Re­ Gang Row 2 Matt Voshel, Kevin McBride, Dennis Johnson becca Burrier, Mark Black, Angela M. Weir Row 3 Damion Everett, Denny Vance, Jim Metzger, Doug Eddy

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MARKETING EDUCATION OCCUPATIONAL Row 1(1 to r) Toni Slaggy, Jena Henry, Aretha Harris, Mark WORK STUDY Leforte Row 2 Todd Santoro, Vanessa Variola, Tonia Rohr, Mr. Mark Blackstone Row 3 Steve Slusser, Stephanie Row 1(1 to r) Elizabeth Kupfer, Don Bell, Eva Hawkins L. Grubb Not Pictured: Becky Oney, Missy Leask Row 2 Shay Porter, James Wilson, Mr. Harper ,

\*9 I W^t^im^Jk iHI C-v "• Row 1(1 to r) Mandy Turner, Marni Sabin, mm Wm Leigh Ann Krohe, Carrie Randel, Ellen Morris, Kenya Toney, Tina Hammerton > Row 2 Erika Miller, Carrie Randall, Jenni ^m MI 1 Ruth, Allison West, Duncan Brown, 111 ••IPI / m ^ i\% s 5 •y& > ' ffi "t m K 1 f ***?* Amanda Carter, Allison Santoro, Jan Carli i Row 3 Nate Turner, Jesse Armitage, Brent 1 f^JjWLjJPJl 1 JHUV.fn| i LaCount, Chris Black, Ian Craig, John Ritchie, Joe Tolley

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The Ecology Club's first year culminated with a day of education and awareness on Earth Day '93, April 22. Fourth grade stu­ dents were invovied in many activities led by Tha AHS group. The club also was involved other programs designed to direct attention to environmental concerns in­ cluding recycling at school and in the com­ munity. GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS Row 1(1 to r) Jason Zink, Kisha Brown, Deaunna Jones, Erica Moore Row 2 Amanda Hill, Jeremy Cox, Chris Miller, Jen Monnot, Ryan Gbur Row 3 Demetrius Nicholson, Jackie Wade, Mike Newsom, Ben Lybarger, Mr. Demery Brown

MEDIA CENTER

Row l(ltor) Andrea Huffman, TinaBaxley, Andrea Riggins, Christie Benedetti, Renee Griffin Row 2 Tiffany Brown, Jason C. Smith, Brandice Moore, Valerie Green Row 3 DeAnne Campbell, Wendie Mohr, Robert Wood, Kisha Wil­ liams, Jay White Row 4 Jeremy Carte, Regina Kosa, Karissa Gaffney, Jessica Cobbs, Budd Kuyper

Row 1(1 to r) Amy Glass, Amanda Carter, Jamie Funk, Tim Brindack Row 2 Joe Tolley, Christy Mayle, Janet Wuske, Carrie Napier, Amy Davison Row 3 Michelle Criss, Tonya Davis, Cameron Hobbs, Jay White OFFICERS PresidentiChris Black Vice President:Tiera Thomas Secretary:Jenni Ruth Treasurer :Mandy Turner

Row 1(1 to r) Christie Benedetti, Nikki Carter, Cara DeVault, Allison Randel, Danielle Johnson, Amanda Morrison Row 2 Rachel Games, Shannon Faith, Jessica Baker, Sue Dillon, Gina Freconna, Jaime Russo, Jennifer Blasiman Row 3 Greg Myers, Nate Turner, Jason Siegfried, Nate Weibush, Bryan Ehrlinspiel '>>¥#'k:Mi040.

page 113 :: WELDING Row 1(1 to r) David T. Grubb, Adam Croley, Mr. Ryan Row 2 Robert Hovorka, 1 Richard J. Jennings II /towJBenjiMikes, J Mike Menough, Jerry Syme

GYM AIDES

(7 to r) Bill Snyder, Curtis Royster, Jeffrey Zupanic, Jenny fer Hancock, Loretta Perrine

PEN&BRUSH CLUB Row 1(1 to r) Amy Gibson, Trisha Tho­ mas, Jaime Blatt, Scott Blaser, Karen Greiner, Sarah Starks, Carrie Mason Row 2 Kelly Kent, Angie Sanor, Jerilyn Quick, Jeni Freconna, Mandy Turner, Leigh Ann Krohe, Chalice Patterson, Mrs. Ruszkowski Row 3 Kate Patterson, Joanne Erisey, Stacy Green, Allison West, Gretchen Watts, Allison Rupp, Stephanie Kreiner Row 4 Jason Schmidt, Erin Crider, Jennifer Ickes, Dwight Kress, Carrie Randel, John Ritchie, Rachel Games COSMETOLOGY 1 Row 1(1 to r) Tina Baxley, Amy Menough, Selena Johnson, Lydia Wilcox Row 2 Becky Bryant, Joel Humphrey, Amy Buchanan Row 3 Christina Garner, Kisna Payton, Kelly Windland, Dawn Castel

COSMETOLOGY

Row 1 Angie Bowers, Joanna Arnold, Ms. Lou Lenhart Row 2 Nicki Phillips, Kathy Wimer, Dedrie Edwards Row 3 Tamara Wagner, Jaci Gramlich

THE HANGAR COMMITEE Row 1(1 to r) Sharron Hilles, Tom Siegfried, Dave Brandon Row 2 Danielle Jones, Joe Reese Row 3 Chester Harper, Mr. Hilles, Shawn Watson

CONCERT B^AJNTD

(front row) Amy Glass, Julie Robenstine, Gina Rhome, Melissa Leech, Nancy Wilson, Joie Latimer, Nicole Norman, Tiana Mikan, Allison Santoro. (2nd row) Michelle Wiggs, Emily Hendel, Chandi Hogan, LaToya Bridgeman, Elizabeth Hall, Becky Gard, Elizabeth Nastari, Wendy Shonk, Matt Fiegenschuh, Melissa Martin, Laura Fontaine, Corey Yarian, Mikyraa Kinnard, Tonya Martin, DeShannon Hogan, Amanda Carter, Michael Sponseller. (3rd row) Katharine Lewis, Thera Tryforos, Heather Tatsch, Daniel Griffith, Lisa Garland, Tricia Daley, Robert Nickson, Joanne Erisey, Mikol Knife, Chalice Patterson, Ryan Case, David Brogan, Doug Korosy. (4th row) Tonya Davis, Vanessa Finch, Keane Toney, Jennifer Fisher, James Brunner, Michelle Criss, Debbie Hurford, Julie Wollam, Thomas Carter, David Kowaleski, Anthony Mallard, Kelly Duke, Kari Munson. (5th row) Stacy Swartz, Jeremy Rhome, Justin Woods, Shaun Cassidy, Steven Fasone.

(front) James Brunner, Debbie Hurford, Steve Fasone, Vanessa Finch, Thera Tryforos (center) Corey Yarian, Michelle Wiggs, Melissa Martin, Jeremy Rhome, Tonya Martin, Julie Robenstine, Lisa Garland (back) Kelly Duke, Kari Munson, Mikyraa Kinnard, Mikol Knife, David Bro­ gan, Mike Sponseller, Chalice Patterson

page 117 (front) Susan Herman, SHOW CHOIR Kara Walsh, Katharine Lewis, LaToya Bridgeman, Adrienne Greiner, Valerie Green, Marianne Scholze, Debbie Hurford, Iselba Mazzei (2nd row) Andrea Riggins, Stephanie Nagle, Loretta Perrine, Antonia Allen, Dwight Kress, Bill Snyder, Susan Criss, Caroline Worley, Brean Sprague (3rd row) Leah Campbell, Aimee Hall, Elizabeth Hall, Marvin Brunner, Chris Davis, Josh Oyster, Carrie Snyder, Danielle Wood, Tammie Leek (4th row) Christy Mayle, Roschelle Wilt, Matt Horning, Steve Fluharty, Rudy Rodriguez, Shawn Watson, Shawn McGavern, Kristi Young, Mr. Rosenthal

FRESHMAN CHOIR * (front row) Violet Kidd, Erin Macione, Monica Pusateri, Dan Bell, Gina Rhome, Jennifer Murphy (2nd row) Mr. Rosen­ thal, Jennifer Evers, Brandy Severence, Kasie Nutial, Erin Greiner, Raychelle Self (3rd row) Hope DuBose, Tenille Billheimer, Julie Robenstine, Sue Dillon, Brook Porter

page 118 I (front) Elizabeth Nastari, Elizabeth Marschinke, Chalice Patterson, Stephanie Kreiner, Elizabeth Bienz, Daniel Griffith, Natalie Petersberger (2nd) Shannon Faith, Carrie Courtwright, Jennifer Smith, Rachel Games, Jeremiah Eis- enbraun, Rod Howell, Jaime Blatt, Tony Mal­ lard, Stacy Swartz (3rd) Mrs. Slusser, David Liu, Christine Gandee, Matt Horning (4th) Keane Toney, Angelica Kirksey, William Wood, Vicki Claflin, Allison West, Jamie Funk, Crys Schrecken- gost, Andrew Meimaris

ORCHESTRA

(front) Elizabeth Nastari, Melissa Leech, Nancy Wilson, Michelle Wiggs, Tonya Martin (back) Katharine Lewis, David Bro- gan, Corey Yarian, James Brunner

STRING SENSATION (standing) Allison - West, Daniel Griffith, Tony Mallard, Jamie Funk, Chalice Patterson (seated) Elizabeth Nastari, Vicki Claflin, David Liu, Carrie Courtwright, Matt Horning, Keane Toney, Elizabeth Bienz, Mike Sponseller TEENAGE

Row 1(1 to r) Mikol Knife, Jaime Blatt, Elizabeth Bienz, Jeff Blake, Dottie Gibbons, Nikki Carter, Vanitra Coleman, Sameka Hawkins, Crystal Waters, Natashia Jones Row 2 Gina Rhome, Jerilyn Quick, Suzanne Quick, Stephanie Kreiner, Shannon Faith, Juakita Jarman, Kisha Williams, Kea Mathis, Era Napier, Kesha Saunders, Johnetha Pittman Row 3 Michelle Wiggs, Vanessa Finch, Elizabeth Marschinke, Shaun Loy, Dennis Voshel, Andrea Lawson, Chalice Patterson, Felicia Wood, Stacy Epperly, Brenda Byers, Alisha AndrewsRow 4 Niky Percy, Beth Daniel, DeAnna Campbell, Wendy Shonk, Cameron Hobbs, Rudy Rodriguez, Bobby Williams, Ryan Carte, Joe Tolley, Jason Schmidt

STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING Row 1(1 to r) Violet Kidd, Brenda Byers, Anita Belford, Aaron Armstrong, Dave Brandon, Marni Sabin, Jamie Cannon, DJ Woods, Nikki Carter, Tameki Heards, Kenya Toney Row 2 Jennifer Ickes, Jeni Freconna, Angie McKnight, Tricia Fish, Karen Greiner, Chris Mountz. Vince Schmied, Vanitra Coleman, Danielle Gordon, Adrienne Greiner, Julie Robenstine Row 3 DeAnn Campbell. Christy Mayle, Felicia Wood, Shawna Blake, Jason C. Smith, Vanessa Niner, Dan Swisher, Chandi Hogan, Autumn Phillips, Kristi Young, Kelly Duke Row 4 Brian Owens, Tarn Amerson, Brandi Jerome, Tab Amerson, Heather Green. Carrie Mason, Sean Murphy, Missy Johnson, Lucy Weyer, Steve Spaite, Mikyraa Kinnard, Melissa Leech Row 1(1 to r) Wes Daniels, Casey Cline, Brian Cham­ Row 1(1 to r) Bob Crubaugh, Dan Goodchild, Joe bers, Richard Neidig Row 2 Brett Sommers, Jason Risbeck Row 2 Dan Hall, Tony Wilson, Greg Lemaster, Stutler, Jeff McDevitt, Darrell Stephen, Jeff Boyd Richard Miller Row 3 Mike Reitz, Dave Steed, Cliff Row 3 Tim Bray, Edward P. Sebert, David Bates Thomas 1 AUTO 2 MECHANICS

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Row 1(1 to r) Monica Bowers, Brandie Douglas, Tammy Fisher, Charyl Ramsey, Tricia Fish, Kimberly Shields Row 2 Mrs. Kirk, Leslie Fernandez, Stacy Lab, Felicia Lott, Angie Hancock, Kristy Bow­ ers Row 3 Tehani Raabe, Kelly Seibert, Starla Stull, Tarn Amerson, Lisa Wagner, Jonett Dozier DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING Row 1 (I to r) Mark Schott, Mr. Moore, Kevin Puis Row 2 Cheyenne McDonald, Melissa Sims Row 3 Jodee Moretti, Tina DeYarmon, Abby Blake.

MACHINE TRADES Row 1(1 to r) Steve Eagan, Eric Helman, Dennis Worley, Brad Ward Row 2 Mr. Yost, Curt Gehret, Terrence Crockett Row 3 Dustin Schott, Jason Bowers, David Davis, Chuck Carlile

SPORTS STATISTICIANS /?0w>i(7for)JessicaMoore,KenyaToney, Karen Greiner, Danny Bell, Angela Weatherspoon, Aimee Davison, Jerilyn Quick Row 2 Christine Gandee, Felicia Wood, Carrie Kosa, Briana Blaser, Shannon Faith, Stephanie Kreiner, Mikol Knife Row 3 Michelle Lee, Kim Collen, Jenni Ruth, Jenny Bourne, Autumn Phillips, Candi Heslep, Erika Miller, Duncan Brown Row 4 Kelly Kent, Adrienne Greiner, Tina Hammerton, Jackie Heslep, Jodi Kemp, Mikyraa Kinnard, Chalice Patterson, Bruce Bunn BROADCAST Row 1(1 to r) Christina Conner, Erika Miller, Susan Herman, Lisa Paulk Row 2 Mr. ARTS Claflin, Mara Donnelly, Wendy Shonk, Trevor Sprague, Mike Shoffner Row 3 Paul Detwiler, Jason Kirsch, Simon Keirn, Jay White, Rowland Purdy

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M^^k Row 1(1 to r) Angie Sanor, Jennifer Ickes, Pamela Naugle Row 2 Roschelle Wilt, Joyce McCallum Row 3 Leeza Glazier, Mr. Christine, Jennifer Green Row 1(1 to r) Jamie Lightner, Clorien Babb, Brandi Jerome, Gwynne Russell, Terri Ferguson, Shawna Blake, Mrs. Honeywell Row 2 Jennifer Miller, Tab Amerson, Stacee INTENSIVE Emplit, Heather Green, Beth Fike, Christel Crockett Row 3 Regina Kosa, Katrina Berry, Renee Williams, Kellie BUSINESS Wells, Angela Vogus EDUCATION

INTENSIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION 2 Row 1(1 to r) Leslie Daniels, Menaae Johnson, Dana Harper Row 2 Cicily Gray, Becky Hancock, Miss Chapman Row 3 Eva Hawkins, Becky Lincoln

page 124 Row 1(1 to r) Joe Zorger, Robert Rohr, Brian Huff, Charles Puckett Row2 Scott Foster, Gannon Morrissey, Chuck Wehner Row 3 Jeff Kridler, Bill Mellows, Mr. Yoho

Row 1(1 to r) Mrs. VanHorne, Chad Lacher, Aimee Hall, Roschelle Wilt, Mike Bowling, Renee Griffin Row 2 Phillip Fultz, Tenille Billheimer, Jason C. Smith, Corey Yarian, Vicki Claflin, Ted Bowen Row 3 Geoffrey Litchney, William Wood, Erika Miller, Ian Craig wm SPEECH AND DEBATE

page 125 the Captain

ACADEMIC CHALLENGE

(standing) Mr. Bailor, Julie Barcus, Scott Lundgren (seated) You figure it out. CLINIC AIDES Row 1(1 to r) Darla Dulaney, Shelton Dailey, JoDee Moretti Row 2 Denise Tucker, Bridget Pratt, Heather Brogan Row 3 Jeff Knight, John Ritchie, Nate Turner J

O.W.A. Row 1(1 to r) Jackie Dickson, Sherry Morgan, Dave Johnson Row 2 Stacy Epperly, Andrea Lawson, KrissyNagle, Jason Rogers Row 1(1 to r) Ryan Zurakowski,L Chris Mountz, Shante Brisker, Lacey Barker, Leeza Glazier, Ellen Morris, Carrie Randel, Michael O'Dell, Vicki Claflin, Julie Bezon, Jessica Moore, Carrie Kosa, Kenya Toney, Darla Dulaney Row 2 Josh Cioci, Jennifer Blasiman, Susan Ayers, Stacy Minger, Marni Sabin, Jaime Russo, Amanda Morrison, Cara DeVault, Amy Custar, Briana Blaser, Kasie Nutial, Veronica Sacco, Gina Freconna, Jenny Bourne, Gretchen Watts Row 3 Tyler Henderson, Tisha Howard, John Ritchie, Chandi Hogan, Kim Pinter, Autumn Phillips, Melissa Sims, Katina DeYarmon, Jenni Ruth, Matt Giese, Toni Slaggy, Jeni Menegay, Tricia Swain, Heather Brogan, Jannifer Green, Aaron Armstrong, Allison Rupp, Lucy Weyer Row 4 Sean Paulus, Joe Brady, Jason Siegfried, Bobby Williams, Denise Tucker, Nikki Carter, Danielle Jones, Chris Black, Brent LaCount, Tom Siegfried, Tiera Thomas, Addie Seidel, Carrie Mason, Dan Swisher, Vanessa Niner, Erika Miller, Jennifer Lyons, Andra Dutrow, Michelle Lee

OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE 2 Row 1(1 to r) Michael Marx, Re­ becca McMillan, Tracie Hartzell, Hilda Poplett Row 2 Mark Swint, Tonya Martin, Juanita Black Row 3 Charles Stout, John Coen, Mr. Bruderly I - ill.* ^3 .1! j ;i I I ! ••!!••

ENGINEERING DRAFTING Row 1(1 to r) Troy Wainuskis, Aimee Davison, Jamie Cannon, Mr. Bert Row 2 Bob Kisik, Jamie Hartman, Philip Wil­ son Row 3 Shane O'Brien, Quentin Rosenberger, Ron Pownall, Monty Barnhart

AUTO BODY 1 &2

Front (I to r) Mark Voshel, David Miller, Clay Taylor, Gary Trusty, Mr. Campitelli Back Willie Fitts

ELECTRONICS Row 1(1 to r) Richard Peloso, I Freddie Daniels, Bruce Smarr, Travis Arnal, Mr. Greene Row 2 Lawrence Gibbons, Jeff Schafer, Eric Ray, Jason Bonnell, Bill Kee Row 3 Niky Percy, Jason Monea, Brad Korosy, James Lanham, Jeff Harsh ELECTRONICS

Row 1(1 to r) Robert Rohr, Brian Huff, Joe Zorger, Gannon Morrissey Row 2 Scott Foster, Charles Puckett, David Bowman, Chuck Wehner, Mr. Yoho Row 3 Bill Mellows, Brian Shutler, Jeff Kridler, Matt? r~ A.C.E.

Row 1(1 to r) Leeza Glazier, Vanessa Niner, Jenni Ruth, Leigh Ann Krohe, Sharron Hilles, Tom Siegfried, Chris Craig, Bill Snyder, Desmon Ford, Ambrose Smith, Curtis Royster, Heidi Peterson, Kristina Potts, Jamie Cannon, Tricia Krabill, Sarah Bolog, Danielle Wood, Curt Craig, Glenn Akins, Don Bell Row 2 Chris Court, Tiera Thomas, Matt Giese, Dave Brandon, Jason C. Smith, Marni Sabin, Mark Black, Ellen Morris, Brad Mason, Jeni Menegay, Danielle Johnson, Jenny Bourne, Kate Patterson, Kelly Bourne, Mandy Turner, Vanitra Coleman, Nikki Carter Row 3 Sean Paulus, Jesse Armitage, Lucy Weyer, Mike Binius, Mike Fiegenschuh, Telly May, Chandi Hogan, Aaron Armstrong, Marlon Stewart, Amy Custar, Carrie Randel, Cara DeVault, Jaime Russo, Autumn Phillips, Came Kosa, Carrie Randall, Dawn Jones, Dwight Kress Row 4 Vince Kehres, Joe Brady, Felicia Wood, Rudy Rodriguez, Dan Swisher, Brent LaCount, Ryan Klusch, Jason Siegfried, Danielle Jones, Tamiko Hatcher, LaRahn Ridgeway, Sean Murphy, Missy Johnson, Steve Spaite, Tony Townes, Steve Black, Shawn Watson, Chester Harper OCCUPATIONAL WORK ADJUSTMENT

Row 1(1 to r) Sun­ shine Burrier, Dave Johnson Row 2 Charles Wilson, Jennifer George, Chad Carlisle Row 3 LeRoy Dilsaver, Steffany VanKampen

Row 1(1 to r) Rashaun Hawkins, Brenda Byers, Anita Belford, Bobbie Jo Lower, Carrie Harsh, Carrie Mason, April Wheelock, Sameki Hawkins, Nicki Carter, Vanitra Coleman, Louise Barnett, Kathy Butcher, Dorothy Wood, Kisha Williams, Crystal Waters, Tosha Jones, Mary Heards, Heather Brindack Row 2 Pansy Babb, Mrs. Drum, Mrs. Cinson, Steffenee DeYarmon, Becky Bennett, Denise Tucker, Teresita Kennedy, Tameki Heards, Tab Amerson, Tarn Amerson, Tim Brindack, Jameel Conley, Carrie Napier, Derrick Cunningham, Kesha Saunders, Jamisina Winters, Hope Dubose, Stephanie Naugle Row 3 Mrs. Hennessey, Lynda Sims, Jenny Williams, Lisa Underwood, DeAnna Campbell, Jamie Cicerko, Michelle Kibler, Loretta Perrine, Jamie Funk, Carlos Cooper, Kris Stroia, Brandy Severence, Nicole Green, Elizabeth Schuster, Luke Shutler Row 4 Michael Palmer, Brian Myers, Steve Smith, Jason Kimble, Ed Fontaine, Mike Kuntzman, Amanda Sears, Carrie Courtwright, Rose Walrath, Missy Noling, S'Rabee Johnson, Kristy Young, Nancy Thomas, Lucy Hill, Kathy Minor, Brandi "] Warner, Marius Rasinar, Victor McKay FUTURE HOME MAKERS of AMERICA

1 Row 1(1 to r) Tim Brindack, Ambrose Smith, Desmon Ford, Curtis Royster, LaToya Bridgeman, Angie Danko Row 2 Chip Tucci, Anthony Mallard, Becky Oney, Brad Ritenour, Jason C. Smith, Menaae Johnson, Starre Poindexter, Chandi Hogan Row 3 Bill Snyder, Sean Murphy, Brad Mason, Cicily Gray, SaRita Lawson, Tokisha Blue, Mark Black, Marlon Stewart, Ed Fontaine Row 4 William Wilson, Bobby Williams, Missy Johnson, Tamiko Hatcher, LaRahn Ridgeway, Starrett Mason, Tony Townes, Timiko Payton, Chester Harper OCCUPTIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE

m I » Jr Row 1(1 tor) Dahshenne Saunders, Chrissy Mor­ gan, Marty Jo Edwards Row 2 Mark Shoffner, David George, Shandalyn Copeland, Mr. Wolf Row 3 Rodney Bumpers, Shaun Inherst, Ron Dickson (above) Newly keyed members line up on the stage for the candle lighting ceremony, (right) Ryan "Hanz" Klusch and Josh "Franz" White want to pump the crowd up during their version of a Saturday Night Live skit. National Honor Society inducted 37 new mem­ bers this year. Last years inductees performed the NATIONAL ceremony doing thier own versions of Saturday Night Live skits. Each skit demonstrated one of the 4 important qualities of N.H.S.: Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service. The newest members were then keyed and took an oath to HONOR uphold these qualities. The candle lighting cer­ emony closed the event and everyone went to celebrate at a reception held afterwards. SOCIETY 1993 National Honor Society Inductees Juniors- Stacy Akins, David Brandon, James Brunner, Ian Craig, Erin Crider, Stacy Green, Jason Lebar, Autumn Phillips, Carrie Randel, Steven Ray, Allison Rupp, Marni Sabin, Allison Santoro, Gretchen Watts, Michelle Wiggs. Seniors- Jesse Armitage, Joanna Arnold, Abigail Blake, Scott Blaser, Scott Brady, Nickolas Brienza, Kristopher Bugara, Amanda Carter, Jessica Cobbs, Andra Dutrow, Jessica Fisher, Chandi Hogan, Jennifer Ickes, Leigh Ann Krohe, Katharine Lewis, Erika Miller, Darren Peloso, Bridget Pratt, Bradley Rebh, Robert Rohr, Angela Sanor, Keane Toney.

(above left) Jesse Armitage enthusiastically receives his key from a helping hand, (above) Autumn Phillips gets keyed into the National Honor Society. SPOIv 1 M jmmmm$mimmm\mb> ^mammM w^tKBammm frow 2) Coach Beth Johnson Dart!,' , **"*'• Rod Standford

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^^5^si^£5 hit. The 1992-93 Varsity Volleyball team, under the direction of Coach Ken Zupanic, finished the season with a 7-14 record overall and 4-8 in the Federal League. At the Fall Sports B anquet Carrie Randel received Best Offense Award and shared the MVP with Tiera Thomas. The Best De­ fense Award went to Trisha Papley. Gwynne Russell received the Most Improved Player Award and Jenny Hancock received the Coaches Award. Tiera was named All-Federal League and All-District and was se­ lected to play in two All-Star matches. Danielle Jones was also named to the All-Federal League Danielle Jones looks to senior Tiera Thomas team. to make the next play. Heidi Brown concentrates on her serve. J.V. Volleyball Splits Season 10-10

(row 1) Amanda Long, Sara Baker, Jessica Baker, Jenny Evers, Erin Sullivan (row 2) Kelly Crestani, Bobbie Jo Lowers, Angel Runion, Karen Griener, Annette Leasure, Tracy Miller, (row 3) Brean Sprague, Allison Randel, Abby Lear, Kim Collen, Jenny Bourne, Stacy Miller, Miss Johnson.

This year the junior varsity volley­ ball team evened out their season with a 10 and 10 record. Angel Runion lead the J.V. team, and also added to the varsity score book. Jenny Bourne, a strong hitter, was another great asset to the team.

Abby Lear and Annette Leasure watch Two Lake opponents try to protect their side as Annette Jenny Evers steps back while Allison Randel takes control. as Jenny Bourne taps one over Leasure spikes one over. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPIONS

f92-f93 VARSITY RECORD 45 LAKE 43 44 PERRY 43 52 McKINLEY 53 70 HOOVER 50 67 YOUNGSTOWN SOUTH 65 42 CLEVELAND ST. IGNATIUS 38 71 WOOSTER 61 45 TIMKEN 27 54 NEW PHILLY 48 42 JACKSON 41 40 GLENOAK 52 5 8 AUSTINTOWN FITCH 42 47 LAKE 35 60 CUYAHOGA FALLS 71 71 PERRY 51 63 SALEM 45 62 HOOVER 63 69 MASSILLON 61 70 WOOSTER 61 (front row) Manager Donnie Bell, Dave Brandon, Matt Giese, Robert Thomas, Marlon Baker, Marlon 83 AKRON CENTRAL HOWER 71 Stewart, Tim Boycan, Tony Townes, Tom Siegfried (back row) Rod Standiford, Marlon Adger, Mark TOURNAMENT Black, Dan Swisher, Ryan Klusch, Chester Harper, Willie Fitts, Rudy Rodriguez, Head Coach Tom 54 LAKE 52 Brabson, Assistant Coach Doug Noonan 41 JACKSON 47

The 1992-93 Varsity Boys Basketball team had a winning season of 17-5. They had a Christmas tournament at AHS and beat Youngstown South and Cleveland St. Ignatius. They were Federal League champs for the second year in a row, finishing the season in a first place tie with Jackson.

Chester Harper is congratulated by athletic director Harry MVP Harper shows how he got his title Fails for breaking the school scoring record. •::fM^H':-y1>-SlllFv':'i-;i

page 139 BOYS BASKETBALL JVs FINISH AT EVEN 10-10

(above) Kenya Harrington tries to avoid a Hoover player, (below) Chris Price goes for a lay-up.

Row 1: (1 to r) Derrick Jones, Brett Thomas, Jameel Conley, Shawn Morris, Kenya Harrington, Steve Ray, Ryan Rodriguez Row 2: (1 to r) Trainer Rod Standiford, Chris Price, Steven Risden, Kenny Walker, Ron Pownall, DeMarkis Nolen, Marlon Blue, Coach Gary King

"The J.V. team did what we set out to do and that was to improve game by game," said Coach Gary King, "I thought we were a better team at the end of the season than when we started." The season that Coach King is referring to is one that ended with a 10 - 10 record. The players also received first and second year awards at the end to the season. First year awards went to Brett Thomas, Ron Pownall, Chris Price, Derrick Jones, Ryan Rodriguez, Owen Spaite, Kenny Walker, Jameel Conley and DeMarkis Nolen. Second year awards were received by Steve Ray, Robert Thomas, DeMarkis Nolen fights to pull down a rebound as Kenny Walker waits. Rudy Rodriguez, and Kenya Harrington. 1993 J.V. Record Alliance Opponent 44 Lake 30 37 Perry 33 42 McKinley 50 56 Hoover 42 43 St.Ignatius 45 64 YoungstownSouth 33 24 Wooster 43 37 Timken 38 55 NewPhilly 54 27 Jackson 53 42 GlenOak 38 42 Austintown 54 52 Lake 62 61 CuyahogaFalls 67 42 Perry 36 46 Salem 44 Melvin Adger successfully makes a 59 Hoover 63 quick lay-up. 48 Massillon 49 DeMarkis Nolen (44) attempts to catch a pass thrown by 68 Wooster 41 teammate Chris Price (30). page 140 61 CentralHower 50 Freshman Boys Basketball

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(row 1) Jay Puckett, Garrett Brown, Caterrell Jones, Bryon Ehrlinspiel, Gerald Csaki, Kevin Campbell (row 2) Tom Brabson, Chet Jones, Fred Lawson, James Dutrow, Scott Sabin, Dave Conrad, Todd Brabson.

(left) The Red team begins the game (top right) Garrett Brown lays in two. (right) Jimmy Dutrow looks for the open man. (bottom right) Randy Bugara shoots over the defender.

R E D / T E A M «l

(row 1) Jamie Ray, David Hoiles, Brad McKay, Kevin Yoho, Randy Bugara. (row 2) Bobby Daley, Justin Woods, Jeff Litchney, Michael Williams, Anthony Saunders, Coach Collins. VARSITY FOOTBALL f f f 92 Team

right: Manager Donny Bell is dressed and ready for the game.

It was a successful year Alliance 8 Massillon 17 for the 1992 Aviators' Football Alliance 38 Jackson 30 Team who finished the season at Alliance 27 New Philly 7 7-1 in the Federal League and 8-2 Alliance 18 LakeO overall. Alliance 14 Perry 21 Many awards were given Alliance 17 North Canton 14 at the end of the season . Timiko Alliance 12 Glenoak 9 Payton was the MVP. Other Alliance 27 St. Thomas 14 honors were All Federal League Alliance 54 Wooster 20 first team: Timiko Payton, Mark Alliance 22 Timken 18 Black, and Josh White; second team: Kris Bugara, Chris Gaul, Tony Townes, and Joe Brady; honorable mention: Mike Binius, Steve Lowers, and Ambrose Smith. All-Stark Co.: Timiko Payton, Mark Black, and Tony Townes. All Northest District first team: Timiko Payton and Mark Black; honorable mention: Tony Townes and Josh White. AUDistvictBeacon Journal first team: Timiko Payton and Mark Black; second team: Tony Townes; honorable mention: Josh White. All State second team: Timiko Payton ; honorable mention: Mark Black. Melvin Adger runs with the ball and avoids another tackle by The Beacon Journal named Timiko Payton the All Federal League De­ a Perry player. fensive Player of the Year.

(front)Brian Murphy, Vince Kehres, Joe Brady, Josh Oyster, trainers Rod Standiford, Megan Readshaw, coaches Rich Maresco, Ron Kuceyeski, Phil Dorn, Ken Braun, Gary King, Marty Cvelbar, managers: Donny Bell, Bill Martin, Tom Krabil, Corey Blue, Telly May. (middle) Bill Fraraccio, Ed Fontaine, Josh White Bill Snyder, Brad Mason, Curt Royster, Mark Black, Marlon Stewart, Dwight Kress, Mike Binius, Steve Spaite, Sean Murphy, Marlon Baker, Tamiko Hatcher, Tony Townes, Ambrose Smith, Desmon Ford, Kris Bugara, Brad Young, Timiko Payton, Julius Williams, (back) James Rich, Marlon Blue, Shawn Eddy, Steve Hovanec, Nate Weibush, Owen Spaite, Ryan Glaspell, Craig Stoudt, Toney Palozzi, Travon Baker, George Cameron, James Metzger, Shawn Watson, Kindall Richardson, Chris Davis, Chris Gaul, Chris Court, Greg Kerr, Melvin Adger, Derrick Jones, Steve Lowers, S'Rabee Johnson, Jason Monter, Ron Pownall, Mike Smith, Nicky Stovall, Jason Siegfried, Rod Steed, Zack, Kingan, Donny Williams, Jon Jones, Brian Bowser, Jason Price, Steve Black, Bill Stinsman, Chad Mercer. above: New head coach Phil Dorn gives advice to players during another tough game. left:Tony Townes shows his lightning speed while Kris Bugara prepares to clear the path. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL

George Cameron looking for an JV RECORD open man ALLIANCE 0 McKINLEY 14 ALLIANCE 0 JACKSON 10 ALLIANCE 14 NEWPHILLY 13 ALLIANCE 6 LAKE 14 ALLIANCE 20 PERRY 35 ALLIANCE 8 HOOVER 12 ALLIANCE 20 GLENOAK 8 ALLIANCE 20 ST.THOMAS 0 ALLIANCE 32 WOOSTER 12

Nicky Stovall running the ball and leaving his oppo­ nents clueless

(above) Owen Spaite launches one. (right) George Cameron looking to Telly May and Marlon Blue for some help with the play.

The junior varsity football team had a rough year with five losses and four wins. Coaching the team were coaches Kuceyeski and Maresco. The losses were hard fought and there were many good plays in every game. Examples of these were Perry, where Derrick Jones rushed for ahundred yards, GlenOak, where Marlon Blue made three touchdowns and the whole team played great defense,Wooster, where Nicky Stovall made three interceptions and a touchdown, New Philadel­ phia, where Telly May rushed for a hundred yards and scored, St. Thomas, where Chris Davis played stronge offense and scored. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL

Row 1: Mike 0'Dell,Doug Kress, Tony McCord, Jason Jarvis, Tony Williams,Jay Puckett, Mike The freshman Aviators survived Shonk,Rashad Neal, Steve Turner, Philip Fultz, Randy Bugara, Chris Koons Row 2: Bryan Ehrlenspeil, Jeremy Schuh, Chris Flugan,Rashun Hawkins, Nate Turner, Caterral Jones, Steve a tough '92 season. "We were hit Holbrook, Brad McKay, Apt Boykin, Greg Myers, Victor McKay Row 3: Coach Hammerton, with a few injuries to key players John Pratt, Steve Smith, Matt Arnal, Michael Williams, Chet Jones, Garrett Brown,Kevin early in the season," explained Campbell, Rod Howe, Derrick Cunningham,Paul Yost, Coach Gemberling Coach Hammerton, adding that the team was overall much better than their record showed. They came close to defeating GlenOak, a strong team that was undefeated in the Federal League. Rod Howell, RashadNeal, Chet Jones, and Randy Bugara were the lead­ ing hitters for the defense, to­ gether with Garrett Brown who led offensively for the freshman.

(above right) Freshman players take their positons. (above left) B.C. Ehrlenspeil struggles to tackle his opponent, (above) Tony Williams makes a flying leap as he prepares to recover a fumble, (right) Kris % ..,'^> Flugan and Paul Yost cover quarterback Garret Brown as he makes a j)ass. Girls Cross Country Tough Season Ends at 3 - 5

The girls cross-country team had a hard season running against some tough teams but still managed to pull off a 3-5 season under the watchful eye of coach Eibel. The runner who was consid­ ered most valuable was Joyce McCallum. The runner most improved was Kasie Nutial. The team award went to Carrie Randall while the coaches award went to McCallum, who also obtained an honorable mention award in the Federal first row- Kasie Nutial, Faith Kehres, Jenny Smith League. second row-Cara DeVault, Ellen Morris, Carrie Randall, Joyce McCallum TOP: Kasie Nutial after a hard run TOP RIGHT.Carrie Randall struggling to keep the pace BOTTOM LEFT: Ellen Morris giving it all she has got BOTTOM RIGHT: The determination of a dedicated Aviator . MIDDLE RIGHT: Joyce McCallum enjoying the taste of victory.

1992 RECORD ALLIANCE 32 GLENOAK24 ALLIANCE 47 IACKS0N 15 ALLIANCE 48 N. CANTON 15 ALLIANCE 35 WOOSTER 24 ALLIANCE 20 NEWPHILLY35 ALLIANCE 23 PERRY 32 ALLIANCE 31 LAKE 24 ALLIANCE 15 TIMKEN 50

page 147 ill Watson's State and International Cham­ pionships Highlight Fine Track Season

LaRahn Ridgeway comes out the blocks at the Vince Schmeid throws shot put, his facial start of his relay with a look of determination. expression showing all he is putting into it.

Distance men Scott Lundgren and Chris Rodriguez round the comer together. Gerald Syme and Ambrose Smith finish strong. (far left) Shawn Watson won first place at the state track meet in the long jump event and went on to capture first place in Barcelona, Spain during the summer.

(center) S'Rabee Johnson steadies himself to launch the shot.

(left) Ryan Rodriguez just clears the bar in pole vault.

(row 1) Robert Nickson, Scott Lundgren, Nate Turner, Glenn Akins, Ambrose Smith, Shawn Morris, Kenya Harrington, James Briden, Dave Misquitta (row 2) Nate Weibush, Vince Schmied, Rashad Neal, Apt Boykin, John Wurgler, Rashawn Hawkins, Chris Court, Jason Zink, Ryan Rodriguez, Chris Rodriguez, Jason C. Smith, Gerald Syme (row 3) Coach Gemberling, Coach Pollen, Bobby Franks, S'Rabee Johnson, Ryan Klusch, George Cameron, Jason Lebar fights to the finish. Tony Townes, LaRahn Ridgeway, Shawn Watson, Mike Fiegenschuh, Jason Lebar, Coach Cockley, Coach Eibel Varsity Wrestling PELOSO QUALIFIES FOR STATE; STEED IS PIN KING

Row 1: Rashaun Hawkins, Mike O'Dell, Rashad Neal, Gary Billiter, Chris Koones, Troy Bush Row 2: Coach Mancini, Darren Peloso, Derek Oney, Adam Croley, Brian Odey, Curtis Craig, Coach Womack Row 3: Coach Brogan, Chris Davis, Austin French, Kendall Richardson, Rodrick Steed, Ryan Schafer, Coach Cvelbar

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First-year head wrestling coach Frank Mancini knew his young team was facing a tough '92-93 season and he insisted that his squad of mostly underclassmen had to "pay their dues." The final record stood at 3-11 (2-6 in the Federal League), yet the season featured a number of memorable highlights. Senior Darren Peloso qualified for the state championship meet, was named to the first Stark County team and was on the Federal League second team. Sophomore Rod Steed finished the Federal League season undefeated, winning all of his matches by pins (a school record) and was named to the league's first team. Juniors Chris Gaul and Austin French and sophomore Derek Oney were Federal League honorable mentions. Peloso was named MVP at the annual awards banquet, while Steed collected the trophy for most pins. Rashaun Hawkins received the Coaches Award and Oney was Most Improved.

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(above) Carrie Randall takes a breath in the freestyle race, (below) Ellen Morris takes a look at the scoreboard after finishing her race.

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deft) The team huddles before the Invitational., (right) Runners Bobby Franks, Glenn Akins and Ryan Rodriguez press up the hill with looks of determination.

Coach Eibel encourages Jason Smith and Jason Members of the team begin race at the Alliance Invitational. LeBar to keep up the pace. The 1992 season for the Boys Cross Country team was one that didn't finish without a fight. The team endedwith a record of 1-7, despite the first place the varsity team received at the Alliance Invitational. At the fall sports awards banquet, senior Mike Fiegenschuh was named most valuable runner- sophomoreGlenn Akins as most improved- Jason LeBar received the team award- and forth year senior runner, Chris Rodriquez, the coach's award. Mike Fiegenschuh also was picked for second team all-county and second team Federal League. Jason LeBar was noted for honorable mention in the Federal League.

(row 1) Chris Rodriguez Glenn Akins Scott Lundgren Jason C. Smith David Misquitta (row 2) Bobby Franks Scott Sabin Jason LeBar Mike Fiegenschuh Ryan Rodriguez

Seniors Jason Smith (left), Chris Rodriguez (right), and MVP, Mike Fiegenschuh (center) give it their all as they run their last race in Silver Park for the Alliance Invitational. page 155 The varsity girls tennis team split their first Varsity Girls Tennis four matches before falling on hard times and finishing a challenging season at 3-15 (1 -11 in A CHALLENGING '92 SEASON the Federal League). Andra Dutrow was named to the league's second team and Allison Rupp MVP Andra Dutrow makes a winning back hand return | Kelly Kent received an honorable mention. They also placed third in the first flight of the Louisville Doubles Tournament. Rupp finished with the team's highest winning percentage and Dutrow was named MVP. NewPhilly 1-4 WestB ranch 1-4 Jackson 0- GlenOak 0- Lake 1- Perry 2- Hoover 0- EastPal 0- Wooster 0- Mlison Rupp slams one back across the net.

(above) Jaime Russo tunes up before her match, (below) Erin Crider concentrates on her return.

(right) Shante Brisker strides through a strong return, (below) Michelle Baker keeps her eye on her serve.

(first row)Jamie Russo, Sarah Starks, Susan Criss, Shante Brisker (second row) Autumn Phillips Michelle Baker, Erin Crider, Kelly Kent, Jessica Moore (thrid row) Karissa Gaffney, Allison Rupp, Andra Dutrow, Coach Brown, Tisha Howard, Lucy Weyer, Michelle Lee Varsity Girls Basketball New Coach,Youn

(front) Dawn Jones, Cicily Gray, Missy Johnson, Kisha Blue, Danielle Jones, (back) trainer Rod Standiford, assistant coach Amy Hutchman, Nikki Carter, Allison Rupp, Gretchen Watts, Jenny Bourne, Amy Custar, helper Tasha Edwards , head coach Ken Braun.

(left) Danielle Jones shoots for another easy two points.

(below left) Gretchen Watts does a good job of keeping the ball away from the other team, (below right) Missy Johnson fights her way inside. The girls basketball team suffered a tough 92-93 season with a record of 2 and 18. The high points of the season were victories over Lake (at Lake), 44 to 40 and Timken at home, 55 to 44. Other highlights were the awards given at the end of the season. Awards were given to Danielle Jones: MVP, Best Offensive Player; Gretchen Watts: Most Improved; Amy Custar: Hustle Award; Missy Johnson: Coaches Award; and Dawn Jones: Best Defensive Player. Other post­ season honors went to Danielle Jones: Sec­ ond Team All Federal League, First Team All County, Second Team All District, All State Honorable Mention and Second Team Alliance Review. Missy Johnson was named (above) Amy Custar struggles to get the to Third Team All-Federal League, the CYC ball. and Rotary All Star Teams.

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(row 1) Venitra Coleman, Brean Sprague, Kara DeVault, Era Napier, Nicole Thomas, (row 2) Coach Amy Hutchman, Aleicia Davis, Rachel Games, Danielle Gordon, Gretchen Watts, Allison Rupp, trainer Crystal Waters.

(below) Brean Sprague is sure to make this one count. (seated) Angelica Chacon, Takesha Saunders, Lori Fountain, Rosalyn Hogan, Kimberly Dailey. (standing) Coach Michelle Rusinovich, Jonetha Pittman, Dawn Johnson, Juakita Lori Fountain enthusiastically attempts to steal the Jarman, Stacy Miller, Tosha Jones, Julie Wollam, Heather Tasch. ball from her opponent. FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL

•H•i (left) Stacy Miller shoots a nice jump shot, (above) Heather Tatsch passes the ball to her teammate, (bottom left) A smooth jumper for two more.

4- 11 17 Lou isville 38 24 Hoover 40 34 Lehman 26 26 Crenshaw 17 18 Marlington 23 13 Wooster 30 35 Jackson 45 23 Perry 21 21 New Philadelphia 30 27 Jackson 30 28 Louisville 35 29 Lehman 30 Jonetha Pittman makes a high shot to the hoop. 20 Marlington 27 27 Hartford 25 23 St. Thomas 32 page 161 (row 1) Aaron Armstrong, Michael Sisler, Jeff Schafer, John Ritchie, Jason LeBar, Thomas Carter, Jeremy Schuh, Nate Turner, Bart LaCount (row 2) Jesse Armitage, Brent LaCount, Duncan Brown BOYS SWIMMERS FINISH 7-5

(above) Jeff Schafer's backstroke, (right) Jason LeBar doing the 100 freestyle. This year the boys swimming team held a 7-5 record. Leading the way for the swimmers was M.V.P. Jesse Armitage. At the winter sports banquet Jason LeBar was awarded with the most improved and Brent LaCount with the coaches award. Fourth year awards went to Brent LaCount, third years went to Aaron Armstrong, Duncan Brown, and second year award went to Jesse Armitage.

(above) Aaron Armstrong in the butter­ fly event, (lower left) Senior Brent LaCount doing the backstroke, (left) M.V.P. Jesse Armitage. (below) Fresh­ man diver Jeremy Schuh.

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The Girl's Track team ended their season with a 7-2 record, 6-2 in the Federal League. This year six girls qualified for the state meet in Columbus. Four of the six were seniors. Seniors Cicily Gray, Chandi Hogan, Angie Pasco and sophomore DeShannon Hogan placed eighth in the 4x200 meter relay. Cicily Gray was eleventh in the long jump and senior Tiera Thomas got eighth place for the high jump. Also in the high jump, junior Danielle Jones did not only break the school record with a jump of 5'6", she also captured the state championship.

(above) Kasie Nutial (middle) is helped by her teammates Jenny Smith (left) and Cara Devault (right) after she runs a tough race, (below left) Chandi Angie Pasco (front) and Gina Freconna (back) has another Hogan rounds the turn to get the baton to her teammate, (below right) successful handoff. DeShannon Hogan takes a breather after crossing the finish line.

Dawn Jones is happy she won her event as she crosses the finish line, (front)Crystal Schreckengost, Joyce McCallum, Jenny Smith, Kasie Nutial, Rosalyn Hogan, Kim Dailey, Brean Sprague, Heather Tatsch, Amanda Long, (middle) Veronica Sacco, Jenny Evers, Faith Kehres, Cara Devault, Gina Freconna, Angie Pasco, Chandi Hogan, DeShannon Hogan, Christel Crockett, Kristi Young, (back) Coach Dick Murray, Mikyraa Kinnard, Tammy Leek, Allison Santoro, Rachel Games, Danielle Jones, Dawn Jones, Tiera Thomas, Juakita Jarman, Danielle Gordon, Julie Wollam, Donnie Bell, Coach Amy Hutchman

(above) Cicily Gray throws herself across the finish line for first place, (below) Jenny Evers runs her hardest to get to the next hurdle.

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The 1992 Aviator Golf team finished a successful season with an overall record of 9 wins and 7 losses. They also placed 6th in the Federal League with a 6 and 6 record. They ended their season with a 6th place finish at the sec­ tional tournament. The aviators were paced by junior MVP Steve Ray, who re­ ceived first team all Federal League and first team all Stark County honors, and senior cap­ tain Chris Black. Coach Seavy pointed out that Steve Ray and David Hoiles both missed qualifying for Districts by a few strokes. He also stated that the team had an outstanding home record at the Alliance County (back row) Coach Seavy, Chris Black, Brad Shonk, Joey Papineau, Steve Club, their only loss came to Risden, Jerry Csaki (front row) Bart LaCount, Steve Ray, Jason Kachner, Jackson by one stroke. Chris Mountz, David Hoiles, Ryan Zurakowski

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OPP. f92 Season AHS 1 184 at Salem 172 184 Lake 176 171 at Perry 189 177 North Canton 175 181 Jackson 182 168 at New Philadelphia 173 152 at GlenOak 173 183 at Lake (tie-breaker) 183 188 Canton McKinley 186 202 Canton Timken 177 178/176 at Wooster with Ashland 187 147 at North Canton 158 181 Wooster 180 177 at Minerva 176 175 Perry 171

(above) Bart LaCount aims for the green, (right) David Hoiles concentrates on a nice put. (below) MVP Steve Ray follows through with his swing as the ball rolls towards the cup. (front) Bart LaCount, Freddie Daniels, David Liu, John Ritchie, Julie Barcus (back) Tyler Henderson, Brent LaCount, Matt Giese, Jesse Armitage, Coach Yost

(top right) Matt Giese steps forward for one of his incredible baseline shots (left) Brent LaCount follows through for a winner (below right) Freddie Daniels uses his "slice" for a terrific save

r\»n«u* 5-0 West Branch W AHS 2-3 Lake L A.H.S. 5-0 Marlington W A.H.S. 1-4 Perry L A.H.S 3-2 Hoover W A.H.S. 1-4 Wooster L A.H.S. 2-3 Louisville L *** A.H.S, 5-0 Timken W A.H.S. 3-2 Massillon W A.H.S. 2-3 New Philly L A.H.S. 4-1 West Branch W A.H.S. 1-4 Jackson L A.H.S. 0-5 GlenOak L A.H.S. 4-1 Lake W A.H.S 4-1 Massillon W A.H.S. 1-4 Perry L A.H.S. 3-2 McKinley W A.H.S. 0-5 Hoover L A.H.S. 1-4 Wooster L Boys Tennis Team Gets One- Hundredth Win For Coach Yost page 168 (clockwise, from above) Using all of his might, Bart LaCount recovers from a tough shot. Jump, swing, and follow through, are what make up David Liu's game. John Ritchie bends and swings to win one at the service line. Julie Barcus just misses on a great net attmept. Jesse Armitage rushes to the net to make a save on a short shot. Tyler Henderson shows off his powerful forehand.

The '93 tennis team earned Coach Ken Yost his one-hundredth win, and dealt with some stiff competition along the way. Captain Matt Giese earned the M.V.P. award and also captured the higest winning percentage. Jesse Armitage was named to Coaches award and David Liu was named the Most Improved player as the Aviators rolled to a 9-10 overall record. VARSITY BASEBALL THIRD STRAIGHT FEDERAL LEAGUE TITLE

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row 1 (1 to r) Rod Santiford, Steven Black, Josh White, Chris Lieshman, Jim Bondoni, Starrett Mason, Derek Oney, Dave Brandon, Steve Ray, Chris Craig row 2 Erick Brant, Coach Stroup, Joe Reese, Kris Bugara, Dave Bates, Sean Paulus, Vince Kheres, Tom Siegfried, Joe Brady, Jason Siegfried, Chris Black, Coach Noonan, Coach Maresco

The 1993 varsity baseball team won the Federal League Title for the third straight season with a 19-5 record (12- 2 in the Federal League). The team was lead by MVPs Kris Bugara and Tom Seigfried. Bugara had a batting average of .467 and was phenomenal in center field. Siegfried batted .457 and pitched three no-hitters, finishing an exceptional season at 6-2 on the mound. Other major assets to this year's team were seniors Josh White at first who batted .404, Joe Reese in right field batting .383, and Joe Brady who broke the school record for career pitching victories. First year player Derek Oney compiled the second highest batting average, and sopho­ more catcher Jason Siegfried slammed six homeruns and led the team with a .494 batting average. A n,...«» in

(above) Joe Brady is set to deliver another strike, (left) Jim Bondoni is ready for anything at third base. i: « Co-M.V.P. Kris Bugara calmly awaits his next at-bat. page 170 (left) Josh White settles into the stance that helped him to hit over .400. (below) Oney to White for another out at first.

Head Coach Noonan congratulates co-M.V.P. Tom Siegfried as he rounds third after another home run. "No-hit" Brian Owens fires another strike.

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NO-HITTER STARTS SEASON Troy Fish makes the throw for another out.

(left) Chris Mountz con­ gratulates - ..*' Chris Dillon j on scoring as % • * i y he steps up to the plate.

(right)Junior Shawn McGavern dives safely back to first.

The JV baseball team finished the 92-93 season with a record » of 12-12. The Aviators were headed by first year coach Jon Wallace. There were many highlights during the season, beginning with the opener when Brian Owens' pitched a no-hitter, striking out seven­ teen. Chris Dillon led the team in RBIs and Steve Black hit the team's only home run in a game at Wooster. Row 1 (1 to r) Brad Shonk, Zeke Fernandez, Shawn McGavern, John Kent, Troy Fish, Victor Barnes, Chris Mountz Row 2 Jon Wallace, Chris Dillon, Ryan Glaspell, Steve Fluharty, Brian Owens, Frankie page 172 Edwards, Jeff Rovnak, Frankie Caserta Junior Varsity Softball

(row 1) Erin Sullivan, Sarah Baker, Lori Fountain, Bobbi Jo Lower, Joanne Erisey, Jenene Smith, Jenny Carpenter, Kendra Candusso (row 2) Harry Quay, Jenny Baxter, Tonia Hull, Kelly Crestani, Sue Dillon, Paula Hoebeke, Michelle Baker, Kim Collen, Charmane Ceresna, Ray Wood Bobbi Jo Lower is safe at home.

(above) Charmane Ceresna watches the ball as she makes it safe to second base, (below) Kim Collen slides safe into third base.

(above) Sue Dillon makes the tag to prevent a run. (below) Lori Fountain snags a grounder and comes up throwing. LONG, TOUGH SOFTBALL SEASON

The softball team suffered its worst season this year * % |T I with a record of 1 and 22. However, the talent was there. The lone win occured in a tournament game. Special season awards were given to Gwynne Russell: Highest Batting Average; Amy Custar: Most Improved; Sharron Hilles: Coaches Award; and Co- M.V.P.s Trisha Papley and Lucy Weyer. Trisha Papley received Second Team All- (front) Amy Davison, Heidi Brown, Laura Bryant, Trisha Papley, Karen Greiner, Ellen Morris, Trisha Swain, Federal League Annette Leasure (back) coach Ray Woods, Sharron Hilles, Lucy Weyer, Kelly Bourne, Jenny Bourne, Gwynne honors and Lucy Russel, Amy Custar, coaches Jenny Baxter Harry Quay. Weyer was All- Federal League Honorable (lower left) Slugger Ellen Morris launches another great hit. (lower right) Mention. Trisha Papley throws the ball to make the out at first, (below) Third baseman Trisha Swain makes another great catch.

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(upper left) Sharron Hilles makes the play by getting the girl out at home, (upper right) Se­ nior Lucy Weyer pitches another strike, (right) Gwynne Russel fields a tough grounder, (left) I) Trisha Papley is safe at home, (lower right) Karen Greiner looks at the umpire for the call, (lower left) Amy Custar gets another hit. The AHS Varsity and J.V. cheer­ leaders had another successful year in 1992-93. The squad was led by captain Jenni Ruth and co-captain Leigh Ann Krohe. Highlights of the year included official designation as a sport, attending camp, and participat­ ing in local competitions. While at camp, the squad qualified for national competition, as did in­ dividuals Leigh Ann Krohe and Tricia Krabill In March, the girls traveled to Jacksonville,

Row 1 (1 to r) Marni Sabin, Kristina Potts, Danielle Johnson Row 2 Leeza Glazier, Jenni Ruth, Leigh Ann Florida for nationals, finishing Krohe, Sarah Bolog Row 3 Jamie Cannon, Tricia Krabill, Vanessa Niner, Danielle Wood, Heidi Peterson up a great season. ALLIANCE SPIRIT SOARS

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(above) The Aviator cheerleaders wave a big hello from Nationals in Jacksonville, Florida, (below) The basketball team and cheerleaders combine their "starting" squads for a picture.

MBBHSH (above)Veronica Sacco and Kelly Cade get the crowd involved at a freshman basketball game, (below) Kristina Potts shows Florida that AHS stands tall.

1992-93 Freshman: Row 1 (1 to r) Heidi Ware, Kelly Cade, Jenny Graffice Row 2 Veronica Sacco, Kristian Thomas Row 3 Julie Berlin r FALL SPORTS AWARDS AVIATORS HONORED FOOTBALL M.V.P. Timiko Payton Most Improved Tony Townes AT ANNUAL Defensive Champion Award Timiko Payton Defensive Hustler Award Mark Black Offensive Champion Award Joe Brady Offensive Hustler Award Josh White SPORTS BANQUETS Coaches Awards Kris Bugara and Ambrose Smith VOLLEYBALL M.V.P. Carrie Randel and Tiera Thomas Defensive Award Trisha Papley Leading Scorer Carrie Randel Most Improved Gwynne Russell GIRLS TENNIS M.V.P. Andra Dutrow Winning Per Cent Allison Rupp Most Imroved Kelly Kent Coaches Award Lucy Weyer GOLF M.V.P. Steve Ray Most Improvd Chris Black Coaches Award Ryan Zurakowski BOYS CROSS COUNTRY M.V.P. Mike Figenschuh Most Improved Glenn Akins Coaches Award Chris Rodriguez Team Award Jason LeBar GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY M.V.P. Joyce McCallum Most Improved Kasie Nutial Coaches Award Joyce McCallum Team Award Carrie Randall

(above)Jaime Richmond, (below ) Rod Steed, (below right) Tony Townes.

page 178 (below ) Amy Custar WINTER SPORTS AWARDS BOYS BASKETBALL M.V.P. Chester Harper Leading Rebounder Chester Harper Most Assists Dave Brandon Top Foul Shooter Chester Harper "Mr. Hustle" Marlon Stewart Most Improved Matt Giese GIRLS BASKETBALL M.V.P. Danielle Jones Most Improved Gretchen Watts Best Offensive Player Danielle Jones Best Defensive Player Dawn Jones Hustle Award Amy Custar Coaches Award Missy Johnson BOYS' SWIMMING %* M.V.P. Jesse Armitage Most Improved Jason LaBar Coaches Award Brent LaCount GIRLS' SWIMMING M.V.P. Carrie Randall Most Improved Jaime Richmond and Ellen Morris Coaches Award Aimee Benedetti WRESTLING M.V.P. Darren Peloso ?!§p ;f -: s|| Most Improved Derek Oney Coaches Award Rashad Neal Most Pins Rod Steed

(lower left) LaRahn Ridgeway. SRING SPORTS AWARDS ( below ) Joyce McCallum. BASEBALL ( above ) Tom Siegfried. M.V.P. Kris Bugara and Tom Siegfried Most Improved Derek Oney Slugger Award Jason Siegfried Career Victories Joe Brady BOYS TRACK M.V.P. Shawn Watson Most Improved Jason Zink Best Sprinter LaRahn Ridgeway Coaches Award Mike Fiegenschuh GIRLS TRACK M.V.P. Danielle Jones Most Improved Mikyraa Kinnard Coaches Award Heather Tatsch Best Sprinter DeShannon Hogan GIRLS SOFTBALL M.V.P. Lucy Weyer and Trisha Papley Most Improved Hitter Amy Custar Top Hitter Gwynne Russell Coaches Award Sharron Hilles BOYS TENNIS M.V.P. Matt Giese Winning Per Cent Matt Giese Most Improved David Liu Coaches Award Jesse Armitage

page 179 Few, if any, high school activities could exist without the enthusiastic support of the commu­ nity in which we live. This yearbook relies heavily on the financial assistance of local busi­ nesses, groups and professionals in our area. The ads on the following pages are displays of their commitment to AHS and we heartily thank them again. We also urge you to support them as they support us. — Jplllllllllll 11111 When For the Best you give blood Pizza in Town

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168, 179 Hartman, Jamie 22, 39, 127 118 Ketler, Nicole 48 Gillman, Juanita 22 Hartshorn, Chris 58 Kibler, Michelle 59, 130 Glaspell, Ryan 57, 142, 172 Hartzell, Tracie 23, 127 Ickes, Jennifer 23, 39, 114, Kidd, Scott 59 Glass, Amy 44, 99, 102, 111, Hatcher, Tamiko 23, 129, 120, 123, 133 Kidd, Violet 70, 118, 120 116 131,142 Inherst, Shaun 45, 131 Kilgore, Joseph 48 Glazier, Elizabeth 57, 123, Hawkins, Eva 23, 109, 124 Jarman, Juakita 69, 116, 120, Kimble, Jason 70, 103, 130 127, 129, 176 Hawkins, Jameela 69 161, 165 Kingan, Zachary 48, 93, 103, Goodchild, Daniel 39, 121 Hawkins, Otheria 23 Jarvis, James 69 142 Gordon, Danielle 55, 57, 120, Hawkins, Rashaun 69, 130, Jarvis, Jason 145 Kinnard, Mikyraa 59, 116, 160, 165 145, 149, 150 Jennings, Richard 39, 114 120, 122, 165, 179 Goshorn, Kimberly 58, 103 Hawkins, Sameka 69, 120, Jerome, Brandi 45, 120, 123 Kirchmeyer, Benjamin 24, 39 Graffice, Jennifer 69, 90, 177 130 Johnson, Danielle 58, 103, Kirkendall, Heather 24 Gramlich, Jaci 115 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Aaron 57, 58 Johnson, Selena 45, 115 126 102, 106, 108,118, 120, 122, Heslep, Candi Mae 45, 106, Jones, Aquanda 45 Koch, Lisa 70, 73 132 122 Jones, Caterrell 70, 141, 145 Kocher, Kyle 70 Greiner, Erin 69, 96, 97, 107, Heslep, Jacquelyn 69, 122 Jones, Chester 70, 141, 145 Koons, Kristopher 70, 145, 118 Hill, Amanda 111 Jones, Danielle 45, 112, 115, 150 Greiner, Karen 58, 60, 103, Hill, Charles 45 127, 129, 136, 137, 158, 165, Korosy, Brad 48, 128 107, 114, 120,122,137, 174 Hill, Ruby Lucille 58, 130 179 Korosy, Douglas 70, 116 Griffith, Daniel 56, 58, 103, Hilles, Sharron 45, 107, 115, Jones, David 58 Kosa, Carrie 59, 107, 122, 116, 119 129, 136, 174, 179 Jones, Dawn 45, 46, 90, 112, 127, 129, 153 Griffin, Renee45, 111, 125 Hobbs, Cameron 45, 111, 120 129, 158, 165, 179 Kosa, Regina48, 111, 124 Gross, Anson 45 Hoebeke, Paula 45, 116, 173 Jones, Deauna 111 Kowaloeski, David 70, 116 Grubb, David 45, 114 Hogan, Chandi 16, 23, 38, Jones, Derrick 58, 63, 140, Krabill, Tricia Ann 59, 62, Grubb, Stephanie 22, 109 102,116, 120, 127, 129, 131, 142 90, 103, 129, 176 Hagan, Jason 45 133, 165 Jones, Jamie 70 Kreiner, Stephanie 70, 93, Hairston, Catherine 69 Hogan, Deshannon 58, 94, Jones, Jonathan 58, 142 114, 119, 120,122 Hall, Aimee 45, 93, 97, 118, 99,116, 165,179 Jones, Natashia 70, 120, 130, Kress, Douglas 70, 145 125 Hogan, Rosalyn 69, 161, 165 161 Kress, Dwight 24, 62, 90, 108, Hall, Daniel 22, 121 Hoiles, David 69, 141, 166 Jones, Scott 58 114, 118, 129, 142 Hall, Elizabeth 45, 116 Holbrook, Steven 69, 145 Kridler, Jeffrey 24, 38, 124, Hammel, Jamie 69 Holly, Erick 69 Kachner, Jason 58, 166 129 Hammerton, Christina 16, Horning, Matthew 58, 97, Kee, William 45, 128 Krohe, Leigh Ann 24, 39, 90, 22,38, 106,110, 122, 132,200 103,118, 119 Keeder, Amy Lynn 70 110, 112, 114,129,133, 176 Hampton, Aaron 45 Host, Scott 39 Keffer, Andy 45 Kuhle, Erica 48, 106 Hancock, Angie 45, 121 Hovanec, Stephen 58, 142 Kehres, Faith Lara 70, 75, Kuhle, Tangela 48, 106 Hancock, Jennyfer 22, 39, Hovorka, Robert 39, 114 146, 153, 165 Kuntzman, Brent 48 114, 136 Howard, Tisha 45, 93, 103, Kehres, Vincent 45, 129, 142, Kuntzman, Michael 59, 130 Hancock, Rebecca 22, 124 127, 157 170 Kupfer, Elizibeth 24, 109 Hanson, Bobbie Jo 58 Howell, Angel 58 Keirn, Simon 45, 123 Kuyper,Bud48, 111 Hardy, Manulena 45 Howell, Rhoderick 69, 119, Kellogg, Brian 58 Harper, Chester 22, 115, 129, 145 Kelly, Melissa 48 Lab, Stacy 48, 121 131, 138, 179 Hubbs, Amanda 45 Kelly, Wendy 70 Lacher,Chad70,71, 103, 125 Lyons, Jennifer 25, 38, 127 Menendez, Kathryn 71 Murphy, Brian 60, 142 Lachey, Jeff 141 Menough, Amy 115 Murphy, Jennifer 72, 118 Lacivita, Larry 71 Macaione,Erin71, 118 Menough, Mike 114 Murphy, Sean 27, 120, 129, LaCount, Bart 71, 162, 166, Madsen, Jody 48, 107 Mercer, Alicia 49, 200 131, 142 168 Magree, Christine 25 Mercer, Chad 60, 142 Myers, Brian 72, 130 LaCount, Brent 24, 106, 108, Majalap, Jesford 59 Messer, Melissa 71 Myers, Greg 72, 66, 113, 145 110,127, 129,162, 168,179, Mallard, Anthony 25, 116, Metz, David 71 Myers, Jamie 27 200 119, 131 Metzger, Jame 49, 109, 142s Myers, Jason 27 Lamp, Jennifer 59, 97 Mansfield, Debbie 59 Midcap, Matt 39 Myers, Nicholas 60 Lancaster, William 59 Marshinke, Elizabeth 71, Mikan, Tiana 72, 116 Myers, Patrick 72 Lanham, James 48, 128 119, 120 Mikes, Benjamin 49, 114 Myers, Shane 72 Lanham, Kim 59 Martin, Christopher 48 MIku, Stacy 72 Myers, Thomas 27 Latimer, Joie 71, 116 Martin, David 25, 107 Miller, Chris 26, 111 Myers, Thomas Lloyd 60 Lawson, Andrea 71, 120, 126 Martin, Melissa Anne 116 Miller, David 49 Lawson, Freddie 71, 141 Martin, Steven 48 Miller, Erika M. 26, 39, 93, Nagle, Kristina 72, 126 Lawson, Sarita 24, 131 Martin, Tonya 25, 98, 127 106, 110, 122, 123, 125, 127, Nagle, Stephanie 118 Lear, Abigail 71, 137 Martin, Vashawn 59 133 Napier, Carrie 47, 49, 111, Lear, Barak 24 Marx, Mike 26, 127 Miller, Jennifer 49, 124 130 Leask, Joshua 59 Mason, Alonya 71 Miller, Mandy 72 Napier, Era 49, 120, 130 Leask, Melissa 24, 109 Mason, Bradley 126, 129, Miller, Stacy 72, 137, 161 Nastari, Elizabeth 60, 103, Leasure, Annette 59, 137, 174 131,142 Miller, Tracy 72, 137 116, 119 Lebar, Jason 48, 103, 133, Mason, Carrie 48, 114, 120, Minger, Stacy Lynn 72, 127, Naugle, Pamela 27, 38, 123 149, 155, 162, 178, 179 127, 130 153 Naugle, Stephanie 130 Lee, Michele 24, 39, 122, 127, Mason, Cris 109 Minor, Kathy 60, 130 Neal, Rashad 72, 145, 149, 157 Mason, Dosby 48 Misquitta, David 49, 102, 150, 179 Lee, Robert 47, 48 Mason, Starrett 131, 170 149, 155 Neal, Sheldon 60 Leech, Melissa 59, 94, 103, Mason, Steve 59 Mitchell, Jennifer 60 Neidig, Richard 49, 121 116, 120 Masters, Andrew 71 Mitchell, Mitch 60 Newsom, Michael 27, 111 Leek, Tammy 59, 118, 153, Masters, Heather 71 Mohr, Wendie 60, 111 Nicholson, Bryan 60 165 Mathis,Kea71, 120 Monea, Jason 49, 128 Nicholson, Chris 49 Leforte, Mark 25, 39, 109 Maxwell, Heather 59 Monnet, Jennifer 111 Nicholson, Demetrius 111 Leishman, Christopher 48, May, Telly 48, 129, 142 Monter, Jason 49, 50, 142 Nickson, Robert James 72, 170 Mayle, Christy 59, 107, 111, Moore, Angie 60 116,149 Lemaster, Gregory 25, 121 118, 120 Moore, Brandice 60, 111 Niner, Angela 72 Lemasters, Bonnie 48 Mazzei, Iselba 26, 101, 118 Moore, Erica 111 Niner, Vanessa 27, 106, 120, Lerch, Rebecca 97 McBride, Kevin 48, 109 Moore, Jessica 26, 122, 127, 127, 129, 176, 200 Lewis, Katharine 25, 38, 108, McCallum, Joyce 59, 103, 157 Nolen, Demarkis 60, 140 116,118, 133 123, 146, 165, 178 Moore, Tammy 26 Noling, Melissa 60, 130 Lewis, Kevin 59 McCammon, David 48, 200 Moretti, Jodee 26, 39, 126 Nordquest, Jeremy 27 Light, Heather 71 McClung,Gina71 Morgan, Christina 49, 131 Norman, Nicole 72, 116 Lightner, Jamie 48, 124 McCord, Anthony 71, 145 Morgan, Harry 49 Nutial, Kasie 72, 118, 127, Lilly, Billy 25 McCue, Jason 26 Morgan, Sherry 72, 126 146, 165, 178 Lincoln, Rebecca 25, 39, 116, McDaniel, Jennifer 48, 102 Morris, Ellen 49, 110, 112, Nuzum, James 60 124 McDevitt, Jeff 121 127, 129, 146, 153, 174, 179 Nuzum, Melissa 72 Litchney, Geoffrey 71, 97, McGavern, Shawn 49, 118, Morris, Shawn 49, 106, 140, Obrien, Shane 128 125 172 149 Odell, Michael 71, 72, 107, Liu, David 47, 48, 119,168, McGrath, Nicol 26, 109 Morrison, Amanda 60, 103, 127, 145, 150 179 McKay, Bradley 71, 141, 145 107, 113,127 Odey, Brian 60, 107, 150 Lohmeyer, Melissa 59 McKay, Victor 71, 130, 145 Morrissey, Gannon 27, 38, Oney, Derek 60, 150, 170, Long, Amanda 137, 165 McKimie, David 71 124, 129 179 Long, Jeremy 48, 109 McKnight, Angela 26, 120 Morrissey, James 49 Oney, Rebecca 27, 109, 131 Longobardi, Jaqueline 59 McKnight, Stephanie 71 Mountz, Christopher 49, 106, Oswald, Steffan 60 Lott, Aneisia 71 McMasters, Neil 60 120, 127, 166, 172 Owens, Brian Scott 60, 120, Lott, Felecia 25, 121 McMillen, Rebecca 26, 127 Mountz, Joshua 60 172 Lower, Bobbi 71, 130, 137, McNutt, Jason 63, 71 Mozden, August 72 Oyster, Joshua 49, 97, 98, 173 McPherson, Brad 26 Mozden, Mary 27 118, 142 Lowers, Steven 48, 142 McQuilken, Stephanie 26 Mummert, Jamie 60 Pacheco, Dominga 60 Loy, Shaun 71, 120 Meimaris, Andrew 71, 119 Mummert, Jeremie 60 Palmer, Michael 72, 130 Lunde, April 25, 38 Mellows, William 9, 26, 38, Munson, Kari 60, 116 Palozzi, Anthony 60, 142 Lundgren, Scott 71, 72, 103, 116, 124, 129 Munson, Nathan 16, 27, 38, Papic, Niki Jo 27 149, 155 Menegay, Jennifer 49, 106, 102 Papineau, Joseph 72, 166 Lybarger, Benjamin 111 112, 127, 129, 136 Munteanu, Amalia 72, 103 Papley, Patricia 49, 136, 174, 178,179 Ramsey, Cheryl 121 Runion, Angel 61, 137 123 Parks, Jason 72 Randall, Carrie 28, 102, 106, Rupp, Allison 50, 102, 114, Shutler, Brian 30, 38, 129 Pasco, Angela 27, 109, 112, 110,129,132,146, 153,178, 127, 133, 157, 158, 160, 178 Shutler, Luther 50, 130 165 179 Russell, Gwynne 50, 124, Siegfried, Jason S. 54, 62, Patterson, Chalice 61, 114, Randel, Allison 67, 73, 103, 136, 174, 178, 179 113, 127, 129, 142, 170, 179 116, 119, 120, 122 113, 137, 153 Russell, Ryan 61 Siegfried, Thomas 30, 38, Patterson, Katherine 49, 114, Randel, Carrie 16, 38, 49, Russo, Jaime 54, 62, 103, 115, 127, 129, 138, 170, 179 129 102,106, 110, 112, 114, 127, 107, 113, 127, 129, 157 Simmons, Danette 30 Paulk,Lisa 123 129, 133, 136, 153, 178 Ruth, Jennifer M. 8, 29, 110, Simms, Brian 62 Paulus, Sean 49, 106, 127, Randolph, Erik 73 112, 122, 127, 129, 176,200 Sims, Lynda 74, 130 129,170 Rasinar, Marius 73 Sabin, Marni 50, 102, 106, Sims, Melissa 30, 127 Payton, Takisha 115 Ray, Eric 50, 128 108, 110, 112, 120, 127,129, Sisler, Roger 74, 162 Payton, Tamiko Jo 27, 131, Ray, James 73, 141 133, 176,200 Slaggy, Toni 30, 90, 109, 112, 142, 178 Ray, Steven 50, 102, 133, 140, Sabin, Scott 73, 103, 141, 155 127,133 Peloso, Darren 16, 27, 39, 166, 170, 178 Sacco, Veronica 73, 127, 165, Slusser, Steve 30, 109 133, 150, 179 Ream, Deanna 73 177 Small wood, Kevin 73 Peloso, Richard 49, 128 Rebh, Bradley 28, 38, 92, 133 Sanchez, John 73 Smarr, Bruce 50, 128 Percy, Nicole 49, 120, 128 Reed, Alice Louise 73 Sanor, Angela 29, 38, 114, Smarr, David 50 Perrine, Loretta 49, 97, 114, Reed, Marie 73 123, 133 Smarr, Steven 62 118,130 Reese, Joseph 28, 115, 170 Santoro, Allison 50, 102, 110, Smith, Ambrose 30, 90, 129, Peters, Eric 72 Reitz, Michael 28, 121 116, 133, 165 130, 142, 149, 178 Peters, Tracy 61, 103 Rhome, Gina Marie 73, 116, Santoro, Todd 29, 109 Smith, Jason C. 30, 108, 111, Petersberger, Natalie 73, 119 118, 120 Saunders, Anthony 73, 141 120, 125, 129, 131, 149, 155 Peterson, Heidi 61, 129, 176 Rhome, Jeremy Scott 117 Saunders, Dahshenne 50, 131 Smith, Jason S. 30 Peterson, Michelle 28, 109 Rich, James 142 Saunders, Takesha 73, 120, Smith, Jenene 50, 173 Phillips, Angela 28 Richardson, Kendall 61, 142, 130, 161 Smith, Jennifer 71, 74, 119, Phillips, Autumn 49, 102, 150 Schafer, Jeffery 50, 128, 162 146, 165 120, 122, 127, 129, 133, 157 Richmond, Jaime 61, 153, Schafer, Ryan 46, 50, 150 Smith, Michael 50, 142 Phillips, Edmond 61 179 Schmidt, David 73 Smith, Steven 74, 130, 145 Phillips, Michael 28 Richmond, Michael 73, 103 Schmidt, Jason 29, 107, 114, Snyder, Carrie 62, 118 Pinter, Denise 73 Ridgeway, Larahn 29, 129, 120 Snyder, Jennifer 30 Pinter, Kimberly 49, 50, 127 131, 149, 179 Schmied, Vincent 50, 120, Snyder, Nikki 62 Pittman, Jennifer 61 Riggins, Andrea L. 61, 111, 149 Snyder, Tricia 30 Pittman, Johnetha 73, 120, 118 Schmotzer, Theresa 29 Snyder, William 30, 97, 114, 161 Risbeck, Joseph 39, 121 Schmoyer, Thomas 50 116, 129, 131, 142 Poindexter, Starre 28, 39, 90, Risden, Steven 61, 140, 166 Scholze, Marianne 29, 97, Sommers, Brett 121 108, 109, 131 Ritchie, John 56, 61, 110, 101, 118 Spaite, Owen 62, 142 Poplett, Hilda 28, 127 114,126, 127, 162, 168 Schott, Dustin 29, 122 Spaite, Steven 30, 97, 106, Porter, Brook 118 Ritenour, Brad 29, 131 Schott, Mark 29 108, 120, 129, 142 Porter, Shay 28, 109 Robenstine, Julie 70, 73, 94, Schreckengost, Crystal 73, Sponseller, Michael 30, 116 Poto, David 61 97,103,107,116,118,120 119,165 Sprague, Brean 62, 118, 137, Potts, Kristina 61, 103, 176 Roberts, Jody Marie 50 Schuh, Jeremy 73, 103, 145, 160, 165 Pownall, Ronald 49, 128, 140, Rodriguez, Christopher 16, 162 Sprague, Trevor 50, 99, 123 142 29,38,90, 102, 107, 108, 132, Schuster, Elizabeth 73, 130 Stancato, Christine 30, 39 Pratt, Bridget 28, 38, 116, 149, 155, 178 Scott, Brian 73 Starks, Sarah 74, 103, 114, 126,133 Rodriquez, Rudy 50, 118, Sears, Amanda 73, 130 153,157 Pratt, Jonathan 73, 145 120, 129, 138 Seibert, Kelly 121 Steed, Dave 121 Pratt, Shannon 49 Rodriquez, Ryan 61, 95, 103, Seidel, Addie 8, 29, 39, 109, Steed, Rodrick 62, 142, 150, Preda, Ovidu 28, 39 107, 140, 149, 155 127 179 Price, Christopher 61, 140 Rogers, Jason 61, 126 Self, Raychelle 73, 118 Stella, Jonathan 62 Price, Jason 61, 142 Rogers, Uri 61 Sellers, Rodney 62 Stephen, Darrell 121 Puckett, Charles 28, 38, 124, Rohr, Joy 73 Severance, Brandy 74, 118, Stewart, Marcy 50 127 Rohr, Robert 8, 29, 38, 124, 130 Stewart, Marlon 31, 129, 131, Puckett, John 73, 141, 145 129, 133 Shaffer, Amanda 74, 153 138, 142, 179 Puis, Kevin 28 Rohr, Tonia 109 Shaffer, Mark 62,107 Stinsman, William 63, 142 Purdy, Rowland 49, 123 Roland, Tina Renee 29 Shepherd, Monique 50 Stinson, Steven 63 Pusateri, Monica 73, 118 Rosenberger, Quentin 50, Shields, Kim 29, 39, 121 Stone, Jesse 31 Quick, Jerilyn 49, 114, 120, 128 Shoffner, Mark 50, 131 Stoudt, Craig 50, 107, 142 122, 200 Rovnak, Amy 39 Shoffner, Michael 30, 39, 123 Stoudt, Kirk 63 Quick, Suzanne 73, 120 Rovnak,Jeff61, 172 Shonk, Brad 62, 166, 172 Stout, Charles 31, 127 Royster, Curtis 29, 114, 129, Shonk, Michael 74, 145 Stout, Daniel 50 Raabe,Tehani 121 131,142 Shonk, Wendy 50, 116, 120, Stout, Tadd 39,107 Stovall, Mary 63 Thomas, Trisha 63, 107, 114 Voshel, Mark 51 Wilson, Anthony 32, 121 Stovall, Omad N 63, 142icky Tittle, Jackson 31 Voshel, Matt 51, 109 Wilson, Charles 75, 130 Stroia, Kristina 74, 130 Tolley, Joseph 110, 111, 120 Wade, Jackie51, 111 Wilson, Christina 63 Stall, Starlit 31, 121 Toney, Kari 74 Wagner, Lisa 51, 121 Wilson, James 32, 109 Stutler, Jason 50, 121 Toney, Keane 16,31,39,98, Wagner, Tammy 39, 115 Wilson, Nancy 70, 103, 107, Sullivan, Erin 74, 93, 137, 102, 116, 119, 133 Wainuskis,Troy51, 128 116 173 Toney, Kenya 9, 16,31,38, Waitley, Melissa 51, 107 Wilson, Philip 51, 128 Sullivan, Nicole 63, 103 106, 110, 120, 122,127, 132, Walker, Kenneth 63, 140 Wilson, William 32, 39, 131 Summers, Eileen 50 200 Walrath,Rose51, 130 Wilt,Roschelle51, 118, 123, Summerville, Ada 50 Townes, Anthony 31, 90, 129, Walsh, Kara 16, 32, 39, 102, 125 Sutcliffe, Anthony 46, 50 131, 138, 142, 149, 178 106, 108,112, 118, 132 Wimer, Kathy 115 Swain, Tricia 50, 106, 112, Trandafir, John 74 Warburton, Tim 51 Windland,Karla51 127, 174 Trusty, Gary 51 Ward, Brad 32, 122 Windland, Kelly 51,115 Swartz, Stacy 74, 99, 116, 119 Tryforos, Thera 74, 116 Ware, Heidi 74, 177 Winters, Jamesina 75, 130 Sweitzer, Eric 63 Tucci, Louis 9, 31, 131 Warner, Brandi 74, 130 Wollam, Julie 75, 116, 161, Swint,Mark31, 127 Tucker, Denise 51, 126, 127, Waters, Crystal 74, 120, 130, 165 Swisher, Daniel 31, 39, 106, 130 160 Wollam, Richard 63 120, 127, 129, 138 Turner, Mandy 11, 16,32, Watson, Artesia 63 Wood, Danielle 51, 118, 129, Syme, Gerald 31, 114, 149 39, 102, 110, 112, 114, 129, Watson, David 51 176 Talley, Joe 63 136, 153 Watson, Shawndel 51,115, Wood, Felicia 51, 120, 122, Tatsch, Heather 74, 103, 116, Turner, Nathan 74, 103, 110, 118, 129,142,149, 179 129 161, 165, 179 113, 126, 145, 149,162 Watson, Telly 51 Wood, William 63, 119, 125 Taylor, Emmett 50 Ulbright, Rebekah 63 Watts, Gretchen 51, 102, 106, Woods, Dorothy 51, 120, 130 Taylor, Jamie 51 Underwood, Lisa 74, 130 112, 114, 127,133, 158, 160, Woods, Justin 75, 141 Teli,Anitra51 Utrup, Jessica 74, 116 179 Woods, Robert 63, 111 Thomas, Brett 46, 51, 140 Vancamp, Bryan 74 Weatherspoon, Angela 74, Worley, Caroline 63, 118 Thomas, Clifford 31, 121 Vance, Denny 51, 109 122 Worley, Dennis 122 Thomas, Jeremiah 31 Vandal, Steven 63 Wehner, Charles 32, 38, 99, Worley, Leslie 75 Thomas, Kristian 66, 74, 177 Vankampen, Steffany 63, 130 116, 124, 129 Wurgler, John 75, 149 Thomas, Nancy 130 Vargovic, Tara 51 Weibush, Nathan 54, 63, 113, Yarian, Corey 63, 97, 116, Thomas, Nicole 63, 160 Variola, Vanessa 32, 106, 109 142, 149 125 Thomas, Robert 51, 138 Vizzuso, Kristie 51 Weir, Angela 32, 109 Yoho, Kevin 75, 141 Thomas, Tiera 31, 90, 112, Vogus, Angela 51, 124 Wells, Kellie 51, 124 Yost, Paul 75, 145 127, 129, 136, 137, 165, 178 Voshel, Dennis 74, 120 West, Allison 47, 51, 106, Young, Bradley 32, 142 110,112,114, 119 Young, Chance 63 West, Douglas 32 Young, Kristi 51, 118, 120, West, Kenneth 74 130, 165 West, Paul 63 Zelenak, Tanya 75 Weyer, Lucy Ann 32, 39, 106, Zink, Jason 32, 39, 111, 149, 108, 112, 120, 127, 129, 157, 179 174, 178, 179, 200 Zorger, Joseph 38, 124, 129 Wheelock, April 74, 130, 153 Zupanic,Jeff51, 114, 136 Wheelock, Stacie 63, 153 Zurakowski, Ryan 63,127, White, Arthur 32, 97, 111, 166, 178 123 White, Joshua 16, 32, 39, 102, 132, 142, 170, 178 Wiggs, Michele 51, 102, 116, 120, 133 Wilcox, Lydia 51, 103, 115 Wiley, Kathleen 63 Williams, Anthony 74, 145 Williams, Bobby 32, 38, 93, 97, 120, 127, 131 Williams, Donny 63, 142 Williams, Jennifer 74, 130 Williams, Julius 142 Williams, Michael 75, 141, 145 Williams, Renee 51, 124 Williams, Shakisha 75, 111, HH K1S1;« 120, 130 the 1993 Chronicle

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